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CITY ITEMS.
"ELogumicE AND OnATORS."—This is
'be the subject of Mr. John B. Gough's lecture at
e Academy of Music to-morrow (Thursday) eve
ng, delivered for the benefit of the sick and wound
. soldieni. The sale of tickets yesterday and Mon
y, at Messrs. Martien's Was very large, though
ere arc still a few desirable sittings left, which
ill, no doubt, be absorbed, today. A very large
• mber of tickets for the lecture on Friday evening
t "Temperance," have also been already sold, as
ell as for the one on Tuesday evening of next
cek.
A THERMAL PROPIIECY.—March has
iine in like a lamb, so according to the old adage It
ill go out like a lion. Should this prove to be the
se, it will create another immense rush for Mr. W.
Alter's coal, at his yard, Ninth street, above
older, as his uniform liberality and moderate
rites have secured from our citizens the "
are" of their patronage. Alter's sueeeee is a tribute
true merit.
A SPLENDID IMPROIrEMENT.—We have
arely seen enterprise displayed with more judgment
r to bet ter Advantage than It has been by the popular
hotographers of this city, Messrs. Broadbent & 00.,
ho umv embrace in their enormous establishment—
xcept ing the ground floors—the entire three large
, nitihnes, at Nos. 912, 914, and 916 Chestnut attneh
he addition attic latter to their operating rooms
vas made recently and places their house far in ad
'ante of anything found in any other city of the
nine. The constantly increasing patronage of this
ottse is doubtless attributable to the facts that their
dctures have the very highest artistic merit, and
hat in several styles of pictures they stand without
rival in the world.
Brum) TRADE.—If we may judge from
be marked activity already exhibited in the large
•loth and Oiothing House of Messrs. 0. Somers &
.on, No. 626 Chestnut street, under Jayne's
•ado this season will be unusually heavy. These
, :entlemen bad the sagacity to buy early, and hence
heir stock is very much lower in prices than are
asked for the same class of goods generally, which,
with the fact that their Myles of garments are the
beau ideal of grace and excellence, gives them extra
ordinary advantages.
GET THE BEST.—Our renders, who are
desirous of using only the finest and beat quality of
Groceries, will find exactly what they want at the
celebrated old stand of Mr. U. 11. Mattson, south
west corner of Arch and Tenth streets. Besides the
iinest line of family groceries in the city, a full line
of the purest liquors, suitable for medicinal pur-
poses, may always be found here, and all at very
reasonable prices.
FINE FRENCH AND AMERICAN CONFEC-
Wrons.—Dir. A. L. Vansant, who leads the column
of fine confectioners in this country, displays, fresh
every morning, on his coun'ers, ell the choicest con
fections of the season, among which his sweet Jor
dan roasted Almonds, French and American mix
tures—put up in handsome boxes; bonbons, Portu-
Ample secrets, taffies, French nauget, and chocolate
preparations, are particularly tempting; and the
came is true of his rare and delicious fruits. ..r.
. -
A SUPERB STOCK OF GENTLEMEN'S FUR-
Ow trio Gonna can at all times be found at the
famous old house of Oakford & Sons, under the Con
tinental Hotel.
• EXQUISITE SPECIMENS OP PUOTOGRAPET.
Those who Wish to see the perfection of the Photo
graphic Art should visit the popular ground-floor
gallery of Mr. E. P. Ripple, No. 820 Arch street.
Nip pictures, in all sizes and styles, are universally
admired.
ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS Will find a
knagnificent assortment of Military Furnishing
Goods, exactly adapted to their wants and tastes, at
Oakford & Sons, under the Continental Hotel.
"THE PLAY OF HAmI,F.T WITH HAMLET
Lava' Our."—We don't know whether this has ever
teen attempted or not, but we do know what has
been attempted and successfully carried out. We
know of a building having been designed by a
Washington architect, with the assistance of a smart
Into, (say a Philadelphia Postmaster,) and built on
no less imposing site than Chestnut street, adjoining
that pure Grecian marble building, the United States
Custom House; and we further know that said build
ing was designed and built expressly for a Post
Office for the city of Philadelphia; and, furthermore,
the said building was declared completed for busi
ness on the sith day of February, and the citizens of
laid city were invited to transact their business
there, and see the chief clerk in his new office
and arm chair, and avail themselves of the conve
silences designed for their use. But 10, aPoet Office,
and no letterbox ! $60,000 for a Post Office, and no
place to deposit letters I Surely the dinner or the
Vag-pole must have received undue attention at the
hands of somebody. Supposing Charles Stokes &
CO., at the opening of their store, under the " Con
tinental," had invited the public to their store, an
nouncing that "the price would be marked inplain
Jlgurcs on all the goods," and neither coat, pantaloons,
nor vest in their establishment I We think the simile
between this and the Philadelphia Post Office, with
no letter-box, a good one. •
TDB FIELD OF THE SHAWL OF GOLD.—
The Empress Eugenie, at the opening of the Boule-
Vard, was enveloped in the famous gold shawl. She
Wore with this splendid envelope a gray silk dress,
in the very beat taste, to correct that of the over
brilliant sffect produced by the glittering and ka
/eidoscopTe changes of color produced by the sun
light upon the shawl. The Emperor looked extreme-.
ly well in a plain citizen's suit, and it was whispered
around among the knowing ones that he had sent out
to this country and procured his handsome "rig"
at the Brown-Stone Clothing Hall of Rockhill &
'Wilson, Nos. 603 and 606 Chestnut street, :above
Sixth.
SEVEN DEADLY &Ng :
1. Refusing to take a newspaper.
2. Not advertising.
3. Making the printing office a loans place.
4. Taking a newspaper and not paying for it.
6. Reading the manuscript on the compositor's
Que.
6. Getting married without sending the printer',
any of the wedding cake.
And 7. Omitting to purchase the wedding auit at
the palatial store of Granville Stokes, No. 609 Chest
nut street, Philadelphia,
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,
UP TO 12 O'OLOOK TABT NIGHT.
it Chestnut streets.
F Bolting, Now York
W H Spooner, Sr Boston
MIN Spooner, Baton.
J C Read,Penna
E Reeking, Wheeling Va
W D Johnson, Wheeling, V'
E Platt, Jr, Harrisburg
B F Greer, Baltimore
I 1/Field & la, Kentucky
Wesley Fallen,St Louts
.1' Browne, Nashville
E Levy, Nashville
M F Hodges, New York
C M Wheelock, New York
W Stoddard, Alexandria
J H Briscoe
Mr & Mrs Wyckoff, N York
H. Feminist & la. Chicago
C 11 Newhall, USA
L B 'Crocker & wt, N York
T Wines & wf, Connectlent
J Dove & fa Massachusetts
S Brlnton , & wf, Del
F A Newhall, Lynn, Mass
A 111 Galvin At wf, Mass
J F Read & wf, New. York
&
C H Ellmaker la, Patina
H Hoyt, Bedford, Maas
F G Foster, New York
R I. nook, New York
Mrs Wm Melrich, Ohio.
J 11 Jones, Pennsylvania
J R Burditt, Boston
L &Men, New York
P H Van Antwerp, N York
D G Ridgely,Wash, D C •
T P Scheonbury, New York
Jno W Dyer, Wash. D•C
Capt B B Hunt Penns
Mr and Mrs P Jewell
Miss Jewell •
Lt Col Milton Opp
Edw Kembel, Boston
Terslow, U S A
F B Hoope, New Jetzt'' ,
Thee Davis, D C -
J W Putnam, Washington
B K Driller, Milwaukee
J DI Miller, Milwaukee
P A Hacks, Pittsburg
B 11 - Smith, New York
W Allen & la, lilliwankee
E B Carpenter, Providence
R Hartley, Pittsburg
John Barnett New York
Dr 8 Kennedy, U S DI
John Hoope, New York
John J Duryea, New York
C 1' Randall, New York
W C Beason, New York
D Hardin, U S A
1.1 1) Badger, New York .
T S Levering, Boston
J Fritz, Bethlehem
allO Haywood, New, Jersey
Continental—Ninth
II L Ilallott,Boston
. . _
W. Blies, Dolton
8 D Wstrren,St Louts
L M Lauck,tlt Louts
Capt Lupeleer
W H Hooper, Utah
Samuel Hippt„e Kansas
Lieut Chas F moors
S Bi McDowell,Penna
B F Wiuger,l'enna
John May nard,New York
J R Baker & la, Michigan
Mrs , M M Clark,Newark,NJ
° 0 Sim nson;New York .
Lowther & le. Newport
lire A B Demorara, Newp't
Men B F Miller, Newport
T Abbott & wt
Gen Revere, Ezel'r Brigade
IV DeWolf, Provideneo, It I
C Logan, San Francisco
Dr J W Atwood, Mass
lV C Taber & la, If Bedford
W Firmstone, Easton
J Sliull. Wash, D 0
IV Sauter. Baltimore
J Stalfort, Baltimore
1V Jayne, Dakotah Ter'
Wire B M Jayne, lllinois
It Brown , New York
AFari, Lafayette. Ind
A Stetson, New York
A WCull
Shieldniu New , Pen
Yorknsylvania
,
E C Fitz & al, Boston
1V Cheney, Connecticut
11 (htenberg, New York
E R Specumb, Boston
H Beers Si eon, N York
Smith, Chicago
V Middlebrook, Conn
LI D Stover New York
V A Gould,'Bot ton
A Linthecum & la, Balt
3 E Hersh. New York
40 Bradley, Massachusetts
N G Budd, Mootg county
W H Millikin, Baltimore
7. F Pitch, Montrose
C F Road, Montrose
F Griswold & wt, NY
A B Semple, Loy Wyllie
Dr Cnlvernill, New York
Rev Dr Tbi all, Burlington
D e Slnle,lthode Island
J H Berryhill, Harrisburg
Cant Carlton & wife •
Limit Reese, U S A -
Mn
C Looser & da, Potiav'o
B D Griswold, New York
D Cobb, New York
J A Jackson, Council Bluffs
D A Taylor & in •
G E Sanderson, New York
cot. below Ninth.
o Dharlish, New York
A Harrington, New York
J W Brown, New Jersey
J R Armstrong, N Jersey
O Keneagy, Lane co, Pa
Col 1 Painter, Peoria
Hon H Dioster,Oreensbarg
S Eckert,. Reading
Miss it Eckert, Reading
St J Wood!, Philadelpt is
W C Gallium, Port Clinton.
Geo Or wrod, Tamaqua
T Adman & wife, Harrisburg
N Eilmaker & wife, Penna
Leman, Lancaster
Lista W Statham Del
J B Chaplainßaltlmoro
W (Milan ,t
D,Brookl'n
W H Bates, D Brooklyn
T M Dubow & xis, N Y
John P.Slade, Fail Myer
C Curtin; Pennsylvania
Sarni Harrison. Pottsville
P Bedingtou, New York
D Lomeson, Now York
Jas Craw
N A Tilden New York
Mr & Mrs IL Myers
Jae Carson, Lake Superior
Mrs A A Douglas,Penna
E Douglas, Penna
Mies H L Douglas Boston
John Leibonring h la, l'a
S Sherwood, New York
J Yowler, Now Jersey
I Ailing, Chicago •
J Graham, Elkton
Col .T Prost, Baltimore
Otrard—Chestnut m
a W Boteler, Waeh, D C '
Geo W Burton
Jos Lt slay
Cleo B Soule, New York
Ceo W McCoy, Plaltsl
fB Loeb, Philadelphia
ilw Loeb, Philadelphia
Vm B Yeaton, Pittlad •
'Wm Gibbs, Boston
RSwigert, Frankfort, By
'W A flail, Boston
Si 31 Lark), Allegheny city
B Longiey, Cincinnati, 0
.A 0 Oreen, Beading
B Van Beed, Reading I
Johnll Skilea & wf, Pa
John A Erbeu & la, Pa '
1..3 llohert, Milwaukee
Theo Schroeder, Prov, 121
Bite; J Bauka Pa
ties A M Irvin, Pa
Thor. J nooro, Pa
IoW Rankin, Kentucky
faj 0 Mnudee, ii S A ,
F Boyer, Reading, Pa
S Althottse, Pottsville
V D Wood, Bridgeton
IV (J Shinn, New Jersey
Bon T J Yorke, New York
A Evans, Maryland
W Carman Maryland i
C L Spicer la, Maryland
John B Graham, Potteville
T Pickering, Cincinnati
R. Dresser, Boston
J fd Hewit, Penes
'W Righter, Columbia
3.8 Lippincott, Baltimore
J F Smith
J bfelr, Pottstown
C C Mullin, Harrisburg
Capt W A Powell, Va
Vent J El Woodward •
Ilferohaista'—Fourth
la B Reddish,
New
.3' M Muscott, New York
John II Bealo, Lewisburg
4 .7 B McClelland, Pittsburg
Jos L Reed, Kittanning
J P Kaultznan, Pittsburg
0 Renner, Ohio
Jill , B Oruham, Clearileld
trWinters Wash. D C
a Watring,_Wash, D C
F. Brynu, Wash; D
3i 0 Koontz, Wash, D
T 0 Bowman, ll'arkerirg
!S Bowman. Parkersb b rg
hos Fender, Kingston
10berholser, Akron, 0
A C Haines, Alliance, 0
B Beeleford A _Bolibrook, 0
T L Allen, WaYnesville, 0
A Winters, Hamilton, 0
0 W Rahn, Allegheny city
0 Ball. Jr, New Rochelle 1
biro J M Foster
0 Rely, Massachusetts
W McCready & son, N J
1
It Denny. Stroudsburg
F Chapman, Virginia --
0 Hastings, Dartford. Ct
i i, ec T i !i Thomas York
Avoid, Carlisle
D Hibbs. Ohio
II HAZIA.2I; Hartford, Conn
W lintitakse, York 00, Pa
,
sm.*
;KA~fU WP por Yark
American—Chestnut
Jos H Carrow,Delawara
Limit J M Watson, N York
II Mitchell, Now Yurk
Chan 0 Bush, Delaware
J 1) McCabb, l'enna
R Frick, Milto, Pa
J Ttclivefa, Wiuchoster,Ya
C W Moore, Broad Top, Pa
(Ails R Elton, Now JenseY
C Baker, Waal, D C
St 3 George, Philadelphia
CP Shoeuor, 'Paumeirta
J M Teropluton, Wash co,Pa
L Blogg, Now) ork
J )3 Radler. Now Bedford
loni—Arch street, above Third,.
J A &limn,' Delaware J M Laird, Greensburg
HB C Massey, Maryland H 8 Miller, West Lebanon
J SMiller, ST TSawhile,Penua
Thee A SpaoeL Pittaburg • L L Manor. Pa
Joseph Pomeroy, Prune Col It /Laidig, Tamaqua
11T Hoover, Alliance, 0 Geo Dean, Pen naylva eta
J Nuabb, Somerset, me Wm H Sayre, Mauch Chunk
P Somerset . Pa D 13 Haggard. Danville, 111
Coo A Foldany. Birmlug'm LWelderhold, Pittsburg
Jacob Cob, Birmingham John Taylor,New Castle]
.1 Di Rogers, Malta, 0 S McKee, yton. 0
It B Davis. Ohio A Fischer. St Louis
FV B Laird, Greensburg IE 1' Wharton, Parksburg
S Prince, Paterson 1 C W Altemus, Clinton,
R Morrison & la' Salem J Taylor
A O liondricks, Ohio 1) Dillinger, Lima, 0
J McKnight, Rending MG Dexter, Lima, 0
D Richwine. Lancaster co Nee H H Morrell. Ohio
E Burnet Canal Dover, 0 !Saint Clement, Ohio
0 L Steinman, Hollidayob'gl
Stotts Union—Sixth
T S Taylor, West Chester
W R Sturgeon. U 8 A
V C Cautteld. Verna
kir Marks, New York
& Whitney, Hartford, Conn
B Dnivin, Omen° co, Pa
A . 13 Martin, New Jersey
H B Alton, Bainbridge, Pa
1) Lernau, Pennsylvania
Saud Bumpier, lork. Pa
A Sterrett, Elmira, N Y
Commercial—Sixth at
\V S Baker, Delaware co
L Paxson, Wilmington
Chas Kimble, Chester co
Gun C Wheeler, Chester co
Michael Montgomery
LP McDowell
J C Motes, Phmnixville
R H Jones, Unionville
.0 11 Pennypacker, Pa
H W Fisher, Wheeling
National—Race •
F H Breinig, Allentown
A Balliet, Lehigh co, Pa
Robert Fyan, Bedford, Pa i
II Baas, Kingston
0 A Jacoby, Bloomsburg
D W Robbins, Bloomsburg
T V Rhoads, Allentown
IT Kurtz & la,Wheellng. Va
J }torn, Jr, Summit HUI
R Rube, Allentown
Thos W Hoffman, IQ S A
GRAND FAIR, AT CONCERT. HALL, IN AID
Or TEM CITIZENS' VOLUNTEER ROEPITAL. --The ladies and
gentlemen connected with the above institution are en
gaged day and night in their benevolent work, endea
voring through this popular mode to replenish its
treasury. Although the public have been called upon
in various ways to assist in alleviating the wants of our
sick and dying Citizen Soldier, yet the Managers of this
institution are compelled' to ask YOU toltlve this effort of
theirs your approval and endorsement by visiting CON
CERT HALL, and bringing your Mende with-you. The
sceneWillgpay von, and the articles you purchase will
give yon entire satisfaction. A Grand Concert will be
given on SATURDAY Evening by thellrennerehor, who
have kindly volunteered their services.
Tickets for Fair 10 cents, and for Concert 50 count. To
be had at the door. Packages of flee tickets 25 cents. It
A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION CAN BE °S
tained by the nee of HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT SAR
SAPARILLA. March, Aprll,May, and June: are the best
months to use a Blood-Purifying remedy. See adver
tisement. fer-fmw3ra
TO.THE CITIZENS OP PRIL ADELPITIA
For some time past, .I have been solicited by the Medi
cal Faculty of this city to add to my "Schiedam Aro
matic Schnapps" business the bottling.of PURRBOtIit-
BON WHISKY, which could be relied on by the medical
profession. I would have acceded to•thoir request some
time since, but found it difficult to procure a pure article.
Alter considerable difficulty and•delam, I have arranged
with two distillers in Bourbon county for a regular
supply. I have also located'an agent in Louisville,Ky.,
for the ßurobsee BOUEBON WHISKY, direct from
the distillers, when offered for sale in that market.
The Whisky will be put up In my Schnapps bottles,
and packed in cases of one dozen each, with a fac simile
of my signature on the label.
I remain, yours respectfully.
13DOLPHO , \VOLPE,
No. 22/ BEAVER Street.
NEW You.", Janassy SOth. 1863.
UDOLPHO Wm.'s, Esq. ~ 22 Beaver St., New York:
DE/eR SIR; The want of Pure Liquors for Medicinal
purposes bag been long felt by the profession, and thou
sands of lives have been sacrificed by the use of adulte
rated articles.
We have tested the several articles which you sent ue,
and consider itjtuitly entitled to thelder reputation you
claim for lt.
Hon W Lamplng, Balt
Mnior C W Lentz, Baltimore
J T Norton, Baltimore
I Walton, New York
street, below Arch.
Mrs M Kitchen, Allegheny
Miss Beggs, Allegba°7
Royers, Penna
Henry Kahn, 011 City
Mrs 11 C Cochran, Penna
J Fortes, Phelps, N Y
David Eyrison, Penna
David Thomas, Penna
II M Acton, New Jersey
Win lloppenstaii, Penult
Henry Weinsheimer, Pa
Mrs 0 C Gaubert, Md
P Lauer, Resultutt
Hon W A Wallace, Pa
Mrs C Hight, Boston
Arnold, Carlisle :
M . Myers ? Carlisle
Miss Fong, Harrisburg
Miss J01:10/4, Harrhaturot
C Hampshire, Joanesville
0 Johnson, Jeaneevllle
FI Watson, Ohio
W W Watson, Ohio
W Steele, New York
J M Burchgeld, Pittsburg
D McConville, Stoubenville
Felix Sweigart
A Levitt, Somerset, 0
D Criswell, Shlppensbnrg
B Miller, Xenia, 0
J H Cooper Xenia 0
J T Davis, Wash, IP
ftl Alexander
ml street, above Arab
LotOs'Ya . sa . .:a. Cincinnati,
street. above Filth.
L Ilplrcv, New Bedford
J N Aida, Louisville
A P Nash, 13 oaori
G Paegh, Dayton
P I DIVY.tf, New York
Er \V White, New York.
Dr a W Parris, Maryland
W PumaD. Maryland
J B R Powell, Delaware
L C Sugland, Lock 111W011
C H Wetherlll, New York
J Di Aelionead, New York
B F Wood, Now York
Coo P H emp, Hew York
Lonts—theannit
II It Robbing, BRIt
B Y. Swayer, Waahlngtori
S Tattoo, lowa City
J B l'ortor t Jr. Delaware
Jae T Keleher, U SN
J C Efaxwell, U
C Hall, N
It Copulae, U S N
W Black, Sall Francisco
hem y Taylor, N Y
.1 II Maly, t lannolda
N B Sherwood. N J
John 13 Rodney,Deiawere
W Manton, Jr, U 8 N
Reuben Rich, U S N
J C J maw t;Noi folk,Va
street. shore Third.
C Hultman
Miss 111'11,112n
Lints Schilling,Washingta
Win Clirt,Couu
W L Whoa, Chicago
A W Smltla, Prey,
JOA Ristitor, N
I Van neat selsze, NJ
J Davey, Pat :rano
F A M Hanger, Heading
John S ilicater.licading
John ilarknoes, N 1r
H dlia, N r
Coo Kgbert & la. N J
S E Furlong, Blanchester
and Market streets.
IH Moppet, MiMarston-a
U Koown, Cinsquontt
Philip Coyle, Cincinnati
Watson,Win Packstairg
Jncub Rion, Lock HISYEILI
Alcord
E V Marbaker
11 Delon, New York
P Barnett, Penna
S C Ritchie, Delaware
rest. above Chestnut.
D Hyer t Stenbenville
J C Lyme, Chester county
Mrs Morgan, Baltimore
Miss J Menken, Easton
Joe K Jackson, Virginia
S D Chandler, Jatinersvitio
J k Storey, Chester co
J A Coates Chester co
Aug hOOP - 0 - -I.3drics-c.O
eec, above Third.
S Killeen, New Jsreei
%V(P Copper, New York
Chas Kepler, Reading
Jam hi Clark, Lancaster, Pa
Isaac Bauman, Lancaster co
BO Moyer, Penna
Jas Carter, Tamanna
W A Barry, Jonestown
W Ziegler & la,Selinea
E L Shuman, Bearer, Pa
Black Bear—Third
Mrs Bichel Reeding
D Mader, Penua
Thos Hersh, Penna
Bliss A Bttner, Reading
John Kline, Reading
Thos W Hoffman, Va
A Sussman, Bellefonte.
ll Schreppler,Tameunr
Jos Ross, Schuylkill. co
Win Berner,Pcnna
John S Cornell.Yeasterville
D B Regis, Bucks co
L R Appleton. Bucks co
F Roads, Penusburg
t., above Callowhlll.
I Tomlinson, Southampton
A Bowers, Southampton
S Fritz, Fox Chase
W W Penns
A IC Jones, Pa
Jacob Ruth, Penne
D Socks, Allentown
Vanardsolalcn„ Penne '
Chits Vanardsdelen,Poulut
Chas Roads, Poona
Alf Stekele, Penne
S A Lawry, Williamsport
A Stouffer, Exeter
t., above Market.
NIF2 Madison—Second
M W Coolbaugh, Monroe co
John Dowid, Monroe co
John Turner,Jr,Monroe co
T Foxsiner, ow Jersey
W W West
I Holtz, New York
N ThorniFon, Delaware
0 B Wepleß, Delaware
Col W Butler, Lewistown
W Hamersoo,Naryland
Oeo Baroshaw
A Felhc,Lewiston
B W tvlio , ,New York
Mrs llttabea, Nor Jereer
Kra II Piokeriwr,Bucke co
Mrs L Robert.; Ducks to
A B McKeever, Libertyville
t., above Callovrhl.ll.
IJacob Young, Beading
.T Ball, Quakertown
8 Dreher, Creison
John L Grimes, Poona
Jas B Whttasell, &Woo
.Tohn Richmond, New York
Jacob Buck, Montgomery co
Bald Eagle—Third ■
0 F Huber, Allentown I
B C Boberteon,Newark,N J
Bdwin Zimmerman, Peuna
Wm Barrow, Bucks co, Pa
Shank. Backe co, Pa
Jainuel Neill, Bucks co, Pa
P Seibert, Easton
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To 'inn MONTH ()V MA RCN.
BY TUB BARD OP TOWER ITAtt.
Blustering March, in whose praise
No minstrel hae chanted,
At length a few lays
To thy name shall be granted;
And ns I've learned how
To berhyme thee, old rowdy.
Come, glance on me now
With an aspect uuoloady.
Old March, should I say ,
That I like thee as well
As April or May,
What a "whopper" I'd tell!
But, though much addicted
To " pa fl ttg"—may hap—
Thou wait never convicted
• 01 lying, old ;bap.
Thy miffing is lawful,
Since from falsehood 'tie free,
And not like some awful '
Deceptions we see.
Could I speak with thy voice
Potential. I guess,
Tower Yfall's great attractions
I'd loudly express. .
We have tho largest assortment of ready-mode Cloth
ing in Philadelphia. comprising every variety, style,
size, end price. All can be suited in garments, made in
the best and most substantial manner, at prices below
market rates.
TOWER HALL, No. 518 MARKET Street,
It BENNETT dt CO.
PURE BOURBON WHISKY.
Bottled by
lIDOLPHO WOLFE,
NEW YORK.
We would recommend you to appoint some of the re
aPectable Apothecaries, in different parts of the United
States, as Agents for the sale of your Bourbon Whisky,
where the profession can obtain the same when needed
for medicinal purposes.
Wishing you success in your new enterprise,
We remain your obedient servants,
VALENTINE MOTT. itf. D., No.l Oramarey Park.
J CARNOCHAN, N. D., Professor of Clinical
Surgery, Surgeon-in-Chief to the State Hospital,
&a. , N 0.14 East Sixteenth street.
LEWIS A. SAYRE, M. D., 795 Broadway.
H. P. DE WEES, M. D., 791 Broadway.
JOSEPH WORSTER, M. D., 120 Ninth street.
NELSON STELLE, EL D., 37 Bleecker street. •
JOHN O'REILLY, M. D., 230 Fourth street.
B. J. RAPHAEL, M.D., Professor of the Principles
and Practice of Surgery, New York Medical
. . College, &c., 91 Ninth street, and others.
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
DRUGGISTS.
AND
PRIVATE FAMILIES:
I beg leave to inform the public I have appointed the
following firms as agents for the sale of this Pare Bour
bon Whisky, where samples can always be seen, and
will loon be forma° by every Grocer, Druggist and Apo
thecary, and Hotel in the United States.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
22 BEAVER Street.
CHARLES BLLIS, SON, &
CO.
W. L. HADDOCK de CO.
GEORGE H. ASHTON,
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY.
& COWDEN.
fe7.6-10t
CLOYMINN, OF THIS LA.TINSY
Wrixe, made in the Beet Manner, expressly for RETAIL,
SALE& LOWEST Selling Prim marked in Min 71.
rnree. AU Goode made to Order warranted satielhatorY.
Our GPI-PRIOR SUM( le strictly adhered to. All an
thereby treated alike.
JONES dr 00.. 604 MARKET Wrest
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTRB&
They purify, strengthen, and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dlesipattou and late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers. .
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomata,.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They sure Diarrhceha, Cholera, and Cholera Rorbta.
They care Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the beet BITTERS in the world. They make
the weak man strong, and are exhausted manse's great
restorer. They are made of pare St. Croix Ram, the eel*
crated Caileatm Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with
the pleasure of a beverage, without rear& to axe or time
of day. Particularly recommended to delicate parsons
requiring a gentle stimulant. Sold by all Grocers. Drug.
state, Hotels, and Saloons. P. H. DItAKB diDO., 201
BROADWAY. New York. 5e51440
BATOHRLOR'B HAIR Dys! .
TER BEET IN THE WORLD..
WILLIAM A. BATCIIELOR'S celebrated Hair DTI
Sroduces a color not to be , distingnished from nature;
warranted not to injure' the hair in the least; remedies
the 111 effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for
life. GRAY, RID, or RUSTY HAIR tnetantly tuns I
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair Bat and
beautiful, Bold by all Druggists, do.
.1/Fr The 0 auntie le signed WILLIAM A. BITOMIt
TAR, on the Jour rides of each box.
FACTORY, No. 81 BARCLAY Street,
(Lose 293 Broadway and 16 Bond ennsist3
New York.
JIOMEOPATUIC 110SPITAI., 1718.
CUTHBERT Street.—This institution ie now open
EISTOMPUOD, of sick end 'rounded Solders.. 'rho will
be rerOired mod 'provided. for in the moot oornforinblo
manner, Ins 'admire. B. GUNS.
. matt Sectrotasy of Board at Zdawirlig. .
RTEII"f.
NICKERSON--COWOILL.—Ou the 17th of February,
1E63, by the Rev. J. Cordon Maxwell, Mr. R. S. Nicker-
6011. Of l'hllatielphia, to Minty Lizzie A. Cowgill, of lieat
Comity, Delaware. [Delaware pacers! please copy.)
PRENDERCAST—NOBLE. — On the 28th of February,
by the Hey. John Roth, Richard J. Frond, rgast and
Mary 1.. Roble, All of l'hiladelphia. •
LAPP—Lowny.--On the rite ultimo, Icy Hay. P. S.
H•urocc. Alr. Stepheu H. Lapp to,Mtas Miry 13 Lowry. •
CLARY— ASPELL.—In mansytink. Feb. Sch. by Rev.
A. Culver, Mr. Albert Abet Ulary to Mies Isabella Aspell,
both of Schuylkill Foils.
33=D.
CA k•PIIELL.—March 2d, Quit:din Campbell. in his 89th
7 V o t r ie male friends of the family are invited to attend
Ilia funeral, without further notice, on Thursday, the
sth Instant, from his late residence, to. '/A9 South Eighth
street. ate o'clock A. M. ••
BoNBRIGHT.—On the morelug of %i instant. Ellie
C., daagL•ter of James Bonbright, aged 10 years and 11.
meths.
.RtlitafTo3 suit friends of the Wally are invited to at
tend the funeral, from the reoidouca of her father, No.
111 l Mount Fa von street. Thursday. Atli Instant, at 2
O'elacky. M. Funeral to proceed to Laurnl RID. • *0
MEESER.—On the 3d instant,Francis Savoy Mauer,
in the 36th year of his age.
Dee maim: will be given of the funeral. •
JACOBS. —tin the With ultimo, after a short illness,
Thomas H. Jacobs, in the Bid year of his age.
She relativfs and male friends of the family are re
spectrally invited'to attend hit funeral, from his late re
sidence, South Seventeenth etreet. without farther
notire,.thls (Wed nmday ) morning, at 10 o'clock.
BAIBBS.—In camp, near Ball Plain, Va., on the 211
ultimo, of congestive typhoid fey , r, First Lieut. Samuel
B. Haines, wiartetmaster 121st Regiment I'. V., in the
21d year of - big age, son of Josiah. L. and Deborah B.
Heine.
His relatives and friends are invited to attend his fa
floral, from his parents' residence, No. )715 Green street,
Philadelphia, on Fourth day, the Ito of Third month,
'et ID o'clock A. without Tuttle'. notice. To proceed
to South Laurel Hill.
WIT,S sN, —V arch let, 188:1. James Wilson (late cap
tain on the Delaware river), in the 5801 year of his age.
The relativee and friends of the family, the 20. Jelfer
ton BeneticiatSociety, and the Charles Carroll. Bonen
cial'Society are respectfully invited to attend hle faueml,
Time hislate residence, Cedar Grove Place, near Lennig's
Chemical factory, Dridesburg, this (Wednesday) after
noon, at 2 o'clock.
ACKLEY. —Suddeltly, .. •
Camden; N. J,,. on the 28th
ultimo, Abraham Shroye Ackley, in the 59th year of his
•
e friends and relatives of he family are respect
folly invited to attend the funeral, at his late residence.
No. 403 Cootor street, Camden, this (Wednesday) after
noon. at 2 o'clock, without further notice. To proceed
to Evorareen Cemetery.
TRIPLES.-00 aunday, let instant, Susan Eyre, wife
of Henry L. Triplet*: and daughter of Sellathatt Itlld the
late Susan If. Wain right, in the 37th year of her age.
Tho relatives, and friends are (without further notice)
invited to attend the funeral, from her husband's resi
dence, No. 236 North Twenty-second street, below Vine
street, on Thursday afternoon, 6th instant, at 1 o'clock.
Interment at South Laurel Mil Cemetery. ett
FAbSITT.-0u Tuesday morning, March 3d. Robert
F. Pasant. in the 45th year of Itift age. ••
SPRING MOURNING GOODS-BES-
N. , SON & SON.—Monrning Store, No. 91$ CHEST
NUT Street, have received • •
Bleck Silica of the moat desirable makes. • .
Black and White neat Striped and Check Silks.
Paris Printed Foulard Silks.
Black lifonssollues, Tamisos. Bombazines.
Black Crag Tammetans, Alpacas, and Mohair's.
Black and White 1419/18, Ginghams, Mohair&
Black SillcOrenadines, Grenadine Banos.
Black English Crapes and Veils.
Shawls, Hosiery , Gloves, Parasols, Collars, Sleeves.
Aro. felS-U
F:YRE & LAIIDELL, FOURTH AND
A-A ARCH, are opening
Rock-Spun Silk Shawls,
Lama Shawls. long and square
Black Thibet Lona.Shawla,
Black Barege Hernaul, 1 and 2 yards wide,
Black Florentine. Hew Fabric, fe26
- PYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH. AND
- 1--A ARCA, are opening_
Spring Style Dress Silks,
Spring Style Dress Goods,
ROB. Skirting. ,
liogl fah Bombazines,
First Quality Gloves. (43
MR S. JANE G. SWISS/REIM,
formerly of the Pittsburg Baturdizy Visitor, IMIF
of the St. Cloud Democrat, Mimi. will Lecture THIS'
EVENING, in the Spring Garden' Institute, corner of
SPRING GARDEN and BROAD Streets, on "Woman
and the Rebellion." An able Address from a colebrated
Woman. Admission, 2.5 cents.'lN
/M. MASONIC NOTICE.-THE OP '1
CEEB and Members of EASTERN STAR LODGE,
No. 186. aid the Members of the Order generally, are re
quested to meet at their Hall, CHESTNUT Street. THIS
AFTERNOON. at 2 o'clock, to attend the !Virtual of their
late brother, WILLIAM A. BROADBENT.
by order of the W. II.•
11.* GEO. P. LITTLE. Secretary.
M• MINT OD THE UNITED STATES.
. —Panannnenta, March 2, lifin
At a meeting of the Employees of the United States
Mint, held to-der, the fallowing preamble and resolu
tions wore adopted:
WHEREAP. It has pleased God, in his mysterious pro
vidence, to remove from our midst, by death, our fellow
workman, FRANKLIN HUI,INGS; and whereas, we
desire to testify our respect to the memory of ono whom
we all esteemed as a workman and a gentleman: there
fore, be it
Respired, That in his death the Mint has lost ono
whose generous character and gentlemanly bearing en
titled him to the respect and esteem of all with whom he
came in contact.
. .
Rego/red, That to his widow end orphan children we
offer our heartfelt eynmthles and roved, and commend
her to the Case of Him who is the widow's stay and the
or ban's friend.
•• • .
'etrolved, That a copy of than resointiona be pre
sented to tho family of the deceased and published in the
Press and inquirer.
JAMES POLLOCK, Chairman.
AT A MEETING ON THE CITI
ZENS' BOUNTY FUND COMMITTEE, held on
the 2d of March the following report wen adopted, and
ordered to be printed
ON D THE S ECDT STATEMENT
NTY FUND
TRANSACTIONS
RECEIPTS.
Subscriptions to the 'Bounty Fund. 5133,009 41 ,
Subscriptions to the Defence Fand. 52,701 05
--IS-186,270 49
rsrusnrrintra PROM THE BOUNTY PUND.
Bounties to Pennsylvania Volun
teers 6171.572 03
Bounties to United States Regulars
and Marines %NM CO
Premiums and remunerations to
. .
Captains to promote recruiting.. 57,001 00
.Expenses of ward meetings to en
courage recruiting 796 44
Expense of Siting up temporary
barracks 212 70
Expenses of recruiting vamps and
ofil crs, ban ds of music, flags, &c... 4,4.13 63
Traveling expenses of Committee.. 313 20
of
Expenses of ad
printing, posters, vertising 4,06407
Expcnres
blanks, stationery, books, &a 1,42 61
Expenses of Telegraphing 64 14
Salaries of clerk, and messengers.. 1,147 42
*2-0,470 24
EXPENDITURES PEON THE DEFENCE FUND.
Allowance made to Volunteers who
were called out by the proclama
tion of the Governor for the
.de
fence of the State 820, 11 0 00
Allowsipee. road° to United Stales
Seamen sent from the Navy Yard
to the frontier with naval batte
rte., at the request of the Go-
vernor 661 25
Paid for carbines for Captain B.
Spencer Miller's ArtiHeil , Corn-
Pony (to be rctnrned to the Cam
mince should this compiny dis
band) 1.600 00 •
.
850,271 25
.
Unexpended balance triX/7.51:0 00
On deposit as follows:
Temporary loan, at the request of the Mayor,
to the Relief - Committee of the city of Phila
delphia for the Families of Volunteers 010,061 00
Temporary deposit with the Assistant Trea
surer of the United States, at .1 per cent. in-
terest 142.000 00
Cash Su transits' to pay troops 7,210 00
Balance In the l'armera' and Mechanics'
Bank at the credit of the Disbursing Agents,
to meet outstanding Bounty Certificates,
an 4 other obligations for bounties and pre
miums 29,1161 61
Balance in the Farmers' and Mechanics'
Bank at the credit of the Treasurer 9,303 39
Amount of subscriptions unpaid 61,4:0 00
Philadelphia, 27th Febnmry,
• . IB6a. -
8. A. MERCER. Treasurer.
MICHAEL V. BAKIE,
GEO. WHITNEY, Disbursing Agents.
S. A. MERCER.
The foregoing statement of the receipts and expendi
tures of the Citizens' Bounty Fend Committee have been
examined by the undersigned and proved to be correct.
THOMAS wEBSTEE.
JAS. C. HAND, Auditing Committee.
JOHN B. ADDICKE.
ALEXANDER HENRY, Chairman.
'PROS. WEBSTER, Vice Chairman.
LORIN BLODOET, Secretary. mh4
PIIILADELPIIIA. SOCIETY FOR
PROMOTING'AGRICULTURE. —Staird Meet•
log at Room, 326 WALNUT Street, on WEDNESDAY,
March 4, at 11 o'clock A. M. mbs-2t
M. THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE
UNION TEMPORARY HOBE FOR CHTLOREN
will be bold at CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
(Rev. John Jenkins,) LOCUST above Fifteenth street,
on THURSDAY Evening, March Bth, ut S o'clock.
The 'Annual Report will be read by Rev. John Patten,
D. D., and addrauee made by Rev. J. S. Willis Rev.
James M. Crowell, Rev. P. 8. Henson, and Rev.' W. W.
Conkltng. rah.Vit.
MJOHN B. GOUGH.
This distinguished lecturer has consented to gra
tify those who could not obtain admission to his former
addresses. by delivering the following lectures in the
ACADEMY OF MIISIC: _ •
THURSDAY,' March oth—Eloquence and Orators.
FRIDAY, March 6th—Nero Temporre, rice Lecture to the
Soldiers al the Union Army. TUESDAY, March ID—
Subject to be s num' need.
The proceeds will be mainly devoted to the sick and
wounded defenders of our homes, a large number of
whom will honor the Academy with their presence at
each lecture.
Reserved seats in Parquet, Parquet Circle,- and
Balcony, 50 cents ; Family Circle,. 26 cents. Sale of
tickets will commence at 9 o'clock MONDAY MORN
ING, March 2d, at MAETIEN'S, 6d6 Chestnut 'street,
and at the ACADEMY, on the evenings of the lectures.
'To give all an equal opportunity, no tickets will be dis
posed of under any circumstances, sooner or elsewhere.
Doers open at 7 • Lectures commence at B. These are
positively the laselecturea Mr. Gough will deliver in this
city this season. fe-9t5
WOMAN,, HER EDUCATION AND
fl• EUYIRE.—ENOCH H. SUPPLES will lecture on
this subject at HANDEL ADD HAYDN HALL, on
MONDAY.EYENiNG, March 9th, at 8 o'clock.
Tickets WS cents; for sale at Liathay & Stagiaton's, 25
South Sixth Stree t, and at.Hainea' Drug Store, Seventh
and Spring Garden Streets. fe2.60
THE PENNSYLVANIA .MRB UN
SURANCE COMPANY, March 2, 1883.-The
Directors have this day - declared a dividend of FIF
TEEN DOLLARS rER SITARS on the stock of the Com-,
patty for the last six months, which will be paid to the
tockholders, or their level representatives. after the
9th instant. WILLIAM G. CROWELL..
ni13419 Secretary.
rlc• MANDAN MINING COMPANY, - OF
LAKE SUPERIOIL—The First Meeting of the
Mandan Mining Company'ot Luke Superior,!! under,
its articles of association, will be held on the tenth day
of March, 1> at 11 o'clocklA... lit., at He. 14-Farquhar
Building. WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
B: A. ROOP.BS,
WM. H. STEVENS,
fe2l-1-It. Two of the Associates of said Oorporaticut.
MPOLYTECHNIC COLLEGE—.
SPRING SESSION. —The. Spring Coarse of Lec..
tares and practical instraetion•in the Technical Schools.
and in the Scientific School will begin on MONDAY':
March 2d. Applicants for admission vrill-please attend)
at 13 d. M., at tbo Collebca - Bu tiding. PENN: Square.
ALFRED L. KENNEDY; ft. D.
fe3s.gt. . • • President of Facuitty.
MCOMMONWEAL:I%E IMHURICSICEIL
COMPANY OF THE STATE OF BEIINSYLVA
BLa.—Orrimit, 613 CH/161MT SIIEET, l'au,aparigtwA.
February 23, IS6B.
The business and affairs of this. Comptitty being now
In proem; of liquidation, all parties havieg claim
against the Commonwealth Insurance Company or
the State of Pennsylvania will present the as for,
settlement and payment at this oeice.within thirty dim
from date.
•
By order of the Board of Directors,
feM-wfrmlm , SAMUEL S. MOON, Secretary.
,
r.:3z• OFFICE OF THE SUHOEON..A.S a ;
TINT TO 'DIE ARMY AND MATT, nimarilg , r
plus, October 24 1882. .
Wounded Soldiers and Sailors desirous of avail! ni
themselves of the National Appropriation for supPly - ing
Artificial Linalbe,libouldt apply immediately at Lite Naos
of the Surgeon-Artiet to the Government, No. 1/J309
CHESTNUT Street. B. FRANK PALMS' , a, .
ia9fon Government Surgeon-A/cud.
m
• CITY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE:
PuiLADELyfitA, February Sc!. 1863.
TO MOTEL.. AND TAVERN KEIM'ERS, '.RESTA.II-
RANT, and o th ers, desirous of selling L 1411014, by lees
measure than one quart.
ApplicaMe for LICENSE will apply at TEO'S OFFICE,
as prdvided by ant of Assembly, approved April,lo, MS,
on the following days, via.:
WARDS.
First . Monday, -. Mstrii 2,'1868.
.
Swind.., Tuesday, 3,
Third andEourthWednesday., ,' " 4, "
Firth.. ' Thursday. " - 6,
Sixth, Friday. . " 6, '"
Seventh aid Eighth ' - Monday... " SX. - "
Ninth and Tenth Tuesday, •• 10, ."
Eleventh. Wednesday, " 11 "
Twelfth and Thirteenth Thursday, " 22;
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Friday, " 11, "
Sixteenth.... Monday, " 16,
Seventeenth.— 'Tuesday, ~ 1 7, '' '
Eighteenth and Nineteenth...Wedneadan " 18,
Twentieth Thursday, . " 19.
Twenty-Fret and Twenty- ,
second Friday s
Twentird and Twenty
fourth MonA y .. _ 44 22, 64
TKPUtY•firtb TO aidlir 6 . 2.1. .
fe27-to mh2d .11. MES 'saw. Clerk.
vrNOTICE IS GIVEN THAT APPLI
CATION hire been made to tho Spring Gordon
Insurance COIDTAIM for tae re•lseao of Perpetual P ol i cy
No. MIN, for SLffee, premium S2O. no on Pte/AiNell
otra9t, f feet lrte,'4oB;•ttorth of JeffaA atreet, cas t
aide. MORO" 4.4 b een lost or mislaid. • ..
ta . OP.. Dcstio,_
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIC WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4. 1863.
COMMISSION HOUSES.
SHUFF WERNWAG,
CASSIMERES,
MANTILLA: GOODS,
GROS DE BRINES,
VELVET RIBBONS,
FRENOH CORSETS, &c.
FANCY CASSIMERES,
MLA-MIXED, ALL WOOL, AND COTTON WART'.
For We by the iaqage,lY
fe2ErsmwiOt
CANTON:FLANNELS!
ARMY,'
STANDARD
CANTON
FLANNELS,
FON SALE OIECEAF, FOR NET CASII, BY
SHIPLEY. 'HAZARD, &
PRIZADELPHIA-21A.D3 000 DEL
GRIGG & TIARMSTEAD,
Offer for sale, by the Package,
RIPKA'S COTTONADES,
SUFFOLK BLUE DRILLS,
STANDARD BROWN.DRILLS,
STANDARD DROWN MEETINGS, .
LONSDALE NANKEENS, &a., 4re. rah 3
ARMY GOODS.
DANK-BLUE COAT CLOTH&
DARK-BLUE CAP CLOTHS.
SKY-BLUE CLOTHS FOE OFFICERS.
ARMY BLANKETS, STANDARD WRIGHT. • .
10-OUNCE DUCK.
DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
HEAVY ,LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK.
BROWN AND BLEACHED SHRITINGS AND SHIRT
ING& For Bale by
FROTHINGHAM & WELLS.
salif it
. . .
THE HIGHEST - MARICET• yALMI
GOLD AND . SILVER:,
DIAMONDS, PEARLS,
AND OTHER ,PRECIOUS STONES,
G. W. SIMONS & BROTHER,
hrawntactu ri Lig Jewellers,
SANSOM-STREET lIALL, PIIILADELPHI
fe!6-Im
SNV EN THREE-TENTHS 0017 PONS,
ORDERS ON WASHINGTON,
W'LAlOgitaldj4idaM,sU=l2l=lZU .
U. S.
8'.78,741 49
EATABLE AT THE OPTION OF THE GO
AFTER FIVE ViaEt3.
I am instructed by the BECEETARY OF 111.11 TRU.
VEY to receive subacriatiorus for the above
ti 457.520 CO
Interest will commence from the DATE OF SUBSCIIIP.
VON, and is .PAYABLreIN OOLD at the Mint, or any
Stib-Treasnry or Depository of the United States, on the
drat days of May and November of each War. At the
Present NANNItIIC ON 00460. these Bond* yield about
EIGHT Der cent. per 8.117-MM.
A tall supply always urban/.
On and after .TDT'inIet,ASES, the privilege of convert.'
lug the present Dane of LEGAL-TENDER NOM
INTO THE NATNMAR. SIT PER CENT.. LOAN (com
monly called "Rtee-Twentine") will cease:'.:.
All who .wish,tooinvest in the Five-Tienty Loan,
must, therefore, ApPlrbefore the Ist of ;IDLY next.
JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agezt.
nih44jY/ .114Goatil THIRTO Skreet, Ph i4ula
JOHN 0.. OAP? & SON;,
..„ .
STOOK & NOTE BROKERS.
lOW= 0PP03317, TEI MICHASIOW BOIL
SWAIM AN9-O.3O'LD ON WEEMS= AT TH3
AIM NO= AND LOANS ETEOOTILTED ON TEUI
deS-3c2
BEST TEEM&
.
HALVEY THOMAS,
51200.7/S. AND BILL 3311.013 E •
•
' No. 313 werxtrr STREET.
RTOOII3 I and BONDS, and all kinds of 17. B. GO :
11,111OES1 CURITIES bought and sold on C,omndseion, e r
olosialey .
Basin , as Paper and Loans on Collateral negociated
lowest • rates.
(Jr* (shy Ball shall reactive prompt attention. Ref
35111410 j, Nathaf Trotter & Co., Ceo. D. Parrish,
Johnß. Myers & Co.. &Lanai B. Thoipas..
i Furness, Brinley, & Co., John Thomas, In&
V 3 000 AND $9,000 TO: LOAN 4 . N
Jinll3
Morteripa.
309w' Apply to /
AIN - UT Street:
410000 A • • EN '.
, five yeare,eitberjn one or several s
:. to loan by ANTHONY, P. & J. 11..1110RR1
IA4B-St* No. 916 ARCH Stre
MONEY TO INVEST.—PERSOIiS
wishing to make safe Investments of money or the
security of Real Estate in the State of Delaware, cat ob
tain all the necessary Information in relation theretChY
addressing E. D. COMEGYE'
, ia24AvAcsairn • At IhA Ph il &dolphin. BOA-
REIMER'S IVOBYTYPES HAVE
attained the apex of perfection and popularitij the
most agreeable, pleasing, and natural of the style in the
city. See them. SECOND Street, above Green. i ' it
IUIVYMAL CLOTHES ; WRIIkTGER,
tves Its value in wear of clothes eve r y Mx !torahs.
I
No. '1 , Large Family Wringer $lO. With cots,
No. 2 Mf Mum 'Family Wrlower.... • 7. Warranted.
No. 2N, Medium Family Wringer.. $B. Without cogs.
No. 3. Small Family Wringer 6. Not warranted.
No Wringer can be durable without cog-wheds
WALCOTT & BURNHAM, 7211CHMT. CHESTNUT SC.
Excluaire Agents for Eastern Pennsyliania.
M1144-180' 1
la k BEST . UMBRELLAS, SLEEPER'S
make, strong Land neat, at TENTH and HAIL
: KET Streets. fe21143L•
CARSON'S
SOOTCH•PAIRNT
SILVER-CLEANING POWDER,
• Warranted free from acid, and the same ae need. in the
houses of the nobility and gentry of Scotland. It le un
equalled• for cleaning Cold and. Silver Plate Looking
Glasses: etc. Preps rod. by A. H. CARSON, waiter, from
a recipe given me by the head butler to the Duke of
Athol.
For at by
HAZARD ,k CO., Twelfth and Chestnut streets
I. TOWNSBND,.Thirteenth and Chestnut streets.
• T. BLACK, 1401. Chestnut streets,
W. H. NADLTY. 1.800 Chestnut street.
J. CLARK, Fifth and Prune streets,
And wholesale by WILLIAM PARVIN,I.2O4 CHEST
NUT Street, and
t - CASWELL. MACE, & CO.. Chemists.'
• r Fifth-Avenue Hotel, New Yurki t. •
And Thames street, Newport, L.
111 orders addressed A- CAESON, Western Sub Post
• "" 24 .4letAtt ----- JaSS;taths ' •
.. 20. ...
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
212 AND 24l CILESTAUT STREET
SILKS AND CLOTHS
BATES' COTTONABb'S,
TWEEDS AND FLANNELS
CAMIMICS AND MEWLS,
DOESKINS AND COATINGS
VESTINGS, STUFF GOODS, Sce.,
ALFRED H. LOVE,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
212 CHESTNUT STREET
CANTON FLANNELS, CANTON FLANNELS!
GEO. GRIGG,
Nos: 219 and 921C1'111E01 , 1 ALLEY
HUTCHINSON,
No. 11E CHESTNIIT STRUT,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
YOB THE SALE 07
No. 21 STRAWBERRY. STREET.
FINANCIAL.
PAW FOR
19rn FEBRUARY
CERTIFICATES
INOBB'rEDNESS,
QUARTERMASTERS' VOUCHERS,
WANTED.
STATES LOAM FOR SALE.
DREXEL iSc.OO.,
34 South THIRD Street
FIVE'TWENTIES,
TWENTY-YEAS BfX PEII. CENT. BONN!,
is
LOAN. AT PAR.
JAY 00011 E,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
A+ SOUTH THIRD STREET
SP:ECML .IqOTIOE.
sari% THIRD STREET,
STOCKEi AND BONDS_
BOLED OF BBOKEB&
MONEY INVESTED
EYRE, it LANDELL.
ARE OPENING FOR
FASITIONABLE SILKS,
FASHIONABLE SHAWLS,
FASHIONABLE ORGANDIES,
FASHIONABLE CHINTZES,
FASHIONABLE SKIRTINGS,
TAFFETA DE ANNISSE, New Goods,
TALON CLOTHS FOR DRESSES,
FULL LINE OF STAPLE GOODS
mh4-Nrsmtr
TAGG IND BROTHER CORNER
-AL T.ENTH and PINE, open from auction', this morn
ing: Barnsleydamask table linen, 2 yds. wide, $1 per
yd. ; 100 yds, plaid muslins 81, 94, and - 50 c., less than
Impellers' cost: 1 lot very ene plaid itansook
50c. ; 100 dec. bleached and brown cotton hose, 28, M. and
373-Ic., cheapest hose in the city; Nor, 1,2, and 3, first
quality magic ruffling, 75e, per. piece ; 1 lot boys' brown
half bore, $9,25 per dos. - ; 200 doz, ladies' and cents' sum
mer Olives, embroidered backs; 31 to 50e. white, black,
and colored trimming; ribbons, 10 and 12ge. ; heavy
white bonnet ribbons, 50c. ; twilled Crash,2oc.; black
end White. delaines., 25c.: with several ots notions.
Bargains — Wamsutta'and muslin, 110
I'llitadelphia
MARSEILLES At A.RSEILLES A.
gond assortment of. Corded, Printed, and. Figured
MARSEILLES. for Timnims, Child son's Wear. &o.
SHEPPARD, TAN HARLINGEN, & ARRISON,
rrdt4 JLOOS CHESTNUT Street.
WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDEBED
TRIMMINGS; '4Ec.—The subscribers have a large
assortment of all daseriptions of White Goods for Ladies'
Wear: also of - Embroidered Jacoue , , Cambric, and Swiss
Trimmings—the choicest goods in the market.
• 'SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN. & ARGISOL
mho 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
EVANS c HASSALL,
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
SWORDS, SitsfrES, BELTS, stc.,
♦ad everything necessary for the oomp - lete outfit of
ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS,
r. -
WHOLESALE. AND RETAIL.
Ja27-122
NA W. SIMONS & BROTHER,
•
BANSOM-STREET adLL, PHILADELPHIA,
MANITFAVruItERS OF JEWELRY,
FINE SWORDS,
AND
MILPTLELY GOODS, IN EVERT vearErr
-144ffirn
, • .•
"A smile washer look,
trecgth was in her step, liar SR' her hands—Plantation
• • •
Bitters." •
Akw bottles of Plantation Bitters . •
Will cure Nervous Headache.
" Cold Extremities and Feverish Lips.
" Sour Stomach andTetid Breath.
" Flatulency andindtgestiow.
" Nervous Affections.
" Excessive Fatigue and - Short Breath.
Pain over the Ei-es.
" Mental Despondency.
" Prostration; Great Weakness.
Sallow Complexion, Weak Bowels, &c.
Which are the evidences of
LIVER COMPL'AINT'AND DYSPEPSIA.
It. Is estimated that seven-tenths of all adult ailments
proceed from a diseased and 'torpid' liver. The biliary
Secretions of the liver overflOwing into the stomach,
poison the entire system, and' exhibit the above symp
toms.
After long research, we areable to present the most re
markable cure for these horrid nightmare diseases, the
world has ever produced. Within. one year over six
hundred and •forty thousand' persons have taken the
.plantation Bitters, and not air instance of complaint has
cone to oar knowledge t
It is a most effectual tonic,. and 'agreeable stimulant,
suited to all conditions of life:
The reports that it relies upon mineral substances for
ifs active properties, are wholly false. For the public
satisfaction, and that patients may consult their physi
cians, we append a list of its components.
CALICAIA BARK—Celebrated • for over two hundred'
years in the 'treatment of Fiver and 'Ague. Dyspepsia,
Weakness, Re. it /was introduced into Ramps by the
Countess, wife of the Viceroy of Peru, in laid, and 'after
wards sold by the Jesuits for the enormous price writs
own weight in aflner, nndertbe name of Jesuit's Pew
siva, and was finally made public by Louis XVI, King
of France. Humboldt makes especial reference to its
febrifuge qualities during I,ls South American travels.
CASCARILLA DARE — For diarrhcett, colic: and • diseases
of the stomach and bowellf.•
DA:MEMOS—For inflammatiOn'of the loins, and dropsi
cal affections.
CHAMOMILE FLorans—For enfeebled digestion.
LAVENDER FLOWERS — Aromattc; stimnlant; and tonic;
highly invigorating in nervous debility.
WISTEROREEN — For scrofula, rboumatitm, &c.
Anse—An aromatic-carminative, creating flesh, mus
cle and milk; much used ll' mothers unr.ing.
Also, clove-buds; cnsange, cart - away: coriander. snake
root. &a.
Another wonderfai ingredient, of Spanish origin, im
parting beauty to the e‘ - mplexion, and - brilliancy to the
mind, is yet unknown 10 the commemksoathoworld, and
We withhold. Its name for the present.
) ROCRESTER,..II) - YA .13430. 2S, 1861.
. _
Nessni. F. H. Duidra •& C0.:—.14 have been a great suf
ferer Iron Dyspepsia for three or four years, and had to
abandon my proftealon. About three months ago I tried
the Planiation Bitters,. and to my groat joy, I am now
nearly, a. wells man. I have. recommended them in
several cases, MEHL as far as I 'Snow, always with signal
boleti ' . Lam respectfully-yours,
,
REV: J: S. CATIIORN.
• •
Pira.ADELPiits,.loth Month.:l7th Day, 1562.
Eloyszt, FRIEND: — My daughter. has been much
heneted. - by. the Use of thy Plantation Bitters. Thou
Wiltiend :me two bottles more. ,
illl friend; ASA CURRIN.
SEEMAN Rouse, CITICAGO, 111., Feb. 11, 16 , 33.
• 1.1"55r5.,..F. 11. DRAKE &CIO. :—Please send us another
twelve =see of your Plantation Bitters. As a morning
eprtiser, they appear to. have superseded everything
e ll e..teelsre greatly esteemed.
I Yours . , &c., GAGE & WAITE.
...............-...
- I.2rangements are.now completed to supply any de
nand for.this article, which from lack of Government
, limps has hot heretofore.been possible..
The public may rest assured that in no ease will the.
ertectly pnre standard of the Plantation Bitters be du
itrted from. Retry:bottle tears the fae-simile of our
jignature on stated plate saoraeing, or it cannst be
genutue.
1:.SOld by all Druggists, Grocers, and • Dealers through,
ut the country.
P. 11. DRAX.P., & 60 4
8402 BROADWAY, New York.
f027-fmwapli f
•
COUGHS AND . COLDS, . •
•
VERY PREVALENT.'
Persons thne afflicted, are too apt to consider them a
triltl matter, and think that " tan on away oJtt
self;'' others tamper W tit the many simple mixtures,
lozenges. &c., -which seem to give temporary relief, but
eventually accelerate the disease. To sash we would
say: do not tamper with your constitution t IS you desire
to live to a good. "old age, " use a remedy thit will effect
a quick and pernianent cure. " Dr. Swayne's Compound
Syrup of Wild* Cherry. "• we will guarantee, has cured
more_oolds than any medicine ever offered for sale in this
country. Even neglected cases, cough ssated, pain, and
oppression. soi a throat. hoarseness, night sweats. fever,
restless nights, It gives quick relief, and wonderful
cures have taken place after patients had been' given up
to die by physicians and friends.
DR. S W A - Y NE ' S
•
COO
SYRUP, WILD CHERRY.
• • .-
THIS GREAT STANDARD REMEDY,
CURE
. .
Contuniptlen, Coughs, Colds, Asthnt‘Hronehitts, Spit.
Zing Mood, Difficulty of Breathing. Pain In the Side
and Breast, Palpitation or Diseaseef the Heart,
' Group, Broken Constitution. •
• Bore Throat, Nervous Debility, • • •
and all Diseases of the Throat, .
Breast, and. Lunge.
Prepared only by Dr. SWAYER • & SON. ,830 North
SIXTH Street, above Vino. Sold. by Druggists and
Dealers. • • • •-• • ' 6325-Iftf
. .
. .
EYE AND r EAIL--PROF..J. ISAA.O9,
°cultist and indot;lrom Leiden, Holland, 18 per•
manently looated at N 0.511 PINE Street, where he treat'
all diseases of the Eye or Bar, scientifically; and. ouree7
if curable. ' Artificial Eyea 'maned without pain.
N. B.—No charges made for examination. Office hour.
from 9to llo'olock A. M..and 2to7P. N. .. faSam•
ASEBSMENTOF; 'EXCISE TAX.I--
OITICE OF ASSESSOR. THIRD DISTRICT PENN
SYLVANIA.
PRILADELPHrA. March 241. NM:
Notice is' hereby given, that a new Assessment-Divi
sion, No. 14; has been formed in this district, consist
ing of all that part of Ninet.enth ward bounded as fol
lows, viz: beginning at the corner of Oxford and Cad
walader streets, thenoe, along Cadwalader to Fourth
street, thence along Fourth to Cumberland, thence along
Cumberland to Front, thence along Front to Oxford,
thence along Oxford to place of beginning.- .....
WILLIAM N. LOCKHART, - residing in PERRY Et„
above Dauphin has been appointed Assistant Assessor
of the above division. •
711113 a, J. FLETCHIPIR RUDD, Assessor.
T. : ADIES' HAIR BRAIDS' 'WI(49; .
-A-A Ca_ Frizettes, Goosamer,Ventilajg-wint Ven
tilated • .hitaipa en.rior manutaotga-7 - . B rial s ower
than Maloof a-. - r *Mt estakil
fir,tstl9 CapSTRUT Street.,.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
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A
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BY Rev. HENRY D.A.I3IIND. D. D
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11.
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, Town and Country, by Henry btorforat Illuntrated.
A yol. of Comic Stories and Sketches. l'lnco. Cloth,
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TACTICS; OR, CUPID IN SHOULDgt3VRAPS. A
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fiat Paper Covers, 75 cents.
NOTES ON SITAKSPEABE, his Playa and 'Mom BY
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MEMORIAL OF REV. JOHN Mc.
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at the Funeral, February IS, by the Rev. Morris C. Sut
phen, together with the Address of the Rev Drs. Hedge,
Maclean, and Boardman. Price 15 cents.
Published and for sale by
__
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606 Chestnut street.
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--A CAUSES AND PREVENTION.
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ALSO,
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fe27 No. 25 South SIXTH etreet, above Chestnut.
HAZARD'S BOOKSTORE,
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Between Seventh and Eighth Streets
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•
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one month 76 cents, or 3 cents per day. 21S South
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CARD PHOTOGRAPHS. - CARD
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traits of Generals. of both armies, Statesmen, Poets,
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Per dozen. Orders by mail promptly attended to on re
ceipt of money. SCHOLZ & JANIINTZKY,
112 South EIGHTH Street.
NiV- We also sell prepared colors for coloring Photo
graphs taken an Albumen Paper. Price tigl2s a box,
with reducing liquid. fes6-1m if
A TRUE VOUCHER' YOUR OWN
ETES.-430, see, and purchase a Sue likeness at
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and tine execution, only $l. at SECOND Street, above
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A NEW PHOTO GRAPH GALLERY.
No. 900 ARCH STREET. •
Where the
FINEST PHOTOGRAPHIC PICTURES,
PROM
THE CARTE DE VISITE TO THE IMPERIAL SIZE,
Are produced by tbe most
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den-3m •
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A
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EDUCATION.
•
I itiE WEST CHESTER ACADEMY
AND MILITARY INSTITUTE, at WEST CLUSTER,
Penna., trill resume the duties of the Summer Term
(full See months) on theist of MAY next. BOYS and
YOUNG' MEN thoroughly_prepared for College or Busi
ness. GERMAN, FRENCH,
_and- SPANISH taught by
native resident teachers. Military Instructor, dialer
fiustarns EckendoriL; Instructor in Gymnastics, Prof.
Lewis.
For Catalogues. containing full information, apply to
the Principal, WM. WYEREI. A. M. mh-l-trfm2m
SCHOOL: • FOR BOYS, CORNER OP
-BROAD AND SPRING GARDEN Streets. •
..zahe•mwtrim.' R N. HUNTINGTON, Principal
ALLAD SIN DING.-T. BISHOP, 1632
B
FILBERT Street.
FENT A LE COLLEGE, BOBDENTOWN,
- 1 - N. J.—Pleasantly located on the Delaware river,
80 miles north of Philadelphia. It has been in success
ful operation for eleven years, and is one of the moat
flourishing institutions in this section of the country.
Special attention is paid to the common and higher
branches of Bnglish, and atmerior advantages furnished
in Vocal und'lnstrumental Made. 'French taught by a
native, and' spoken in the family. Per catalogues ad
dress Nev. JOHN H. BIiaKELET,
'felB-2m s ' President.
VELLAGE • GREEN SEMINARY.-A
SELNOT BOARDING SCHOOL, NEAR MEDIA, PA.
Tborougg C 011781) in Matheutatica, Classics, English
studies, &c.
Military Tactics taught. Classes is Book-keeping, SW
veyiug, and'Civil Engineering. Pupils taken of all ages,
and are received at any time.
Boarding per week, $226.
Tuitionper quarter, $6.00.
For catalogues or information address Ray. J. HERVBT
BARTON. A. H., Villa* Green. Pa.
I,2F=iu;!lD •K137,J:1;1S ~
I.! ELIANCE INSURANCE COM-
OF PHILADELPHIA,
OFFICE NO. NON WALNUT STREET.
Insures against loss or damage by FIRS, on Houses,
Stores,. and other Buildings ; limited or pernetnal; and
on Furniture, Goods, Wares, and Merchandise, in Town
or Country.
CASH CAPITAL 6300,000—ASSETS 9377,410 TIL
Invested in the following Securities, 'OP:
First Mortgage on City Property, well secured 8031 411 00
Ground rents 2,000 00
United, Govern= nt Loans MOO 00
City of Philadelphia, 6 per eent.Loans fi0.0(0 (0
Pennsylvania, *3.000,000 0 per cent. Loan ..... . 11,03 e 00
Penr.sylsania Railroad Company's Stook 4.000 00
Pennsylvahla Railroad Boude let and 31
Mortgagee 83,000 MI
Allegheny county 8 percent. Penn. R. Loan.... 10,000 00
Camden end Amboy Railroad Company's Spar
cent. Loan 6,000 00
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company's
5 per cent. Loan .... 5,003 00
Huntingdon and Broad Top 7 per cent. mort
gage. Fonds 4,560 00
County Fire Insurance Company's Stock LOW 00
ldecbanica' Bank Stork 5.030 00
Commercial Bank of Penna. Stock - - 10,300 00
Union H. Insurance Company's Scrip ' 378 70
Loans en Collaterals, well secured 2,50) en
Bills Receivable. 637 03
-Reliance Insurance Company of Philadelphia's
Stock. 9,750 00
Accrued Interest 5.829 41
Cash in bank and on hand 34,703 58
Worth at present market value
DIRECTORS.
Clem Tingle_y, Robert Toland, .
William R. Thompson. I William Stevenson,
Samuel Bispbam, Rampton L Cation.
Hobert Steen, Marshall Hill,
William Musser, J. Johnson Brown. •
Charles Leland, John Bissell: Pittsburg,
Ben), W. Tingley,
CL TINGLEY, President.
TAOS. C. HILL, Secretary„
PIIII,ADELIMIA, March 1, Ma
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY OP NRW YORK. •
JOSEPH R. COLLINS, President. •
JOHN BADIB, Secretary.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS opoo,ooo,
The business of this Company le conducted exclusively
on the caeh principle. which is now fully recognized as
the only correct principle. •
The law under which this Company is chartered pro.
impaired if the capital should, from any cause, become
o the extent of $ W^ or more, the etockhold.
era shall be called upon to make good such deficiency.
This is the only cash Company in America which allbrds
this safeguard to policy holders.
Dividends declared every three years, the next on
March 4th, 1f346.
Rates of premium charged by this Company are as low
BR HO years' earerience and the probable future rate of
interest will justify.
0. BARDRNWERPER, Agent,
No. 41114 WALNUT Street, Pldiadelphis,„
REFERIINCBB.
Joseph Patterson, Esq., President Western Bank,
Hon. Archibald Mclntyre, Treasurer U. S. Mint.
Messrs Jay Cooke & Co. Bankers.
M essrs. Baker, Westea, & Co., Bankers.
Messrs. Stuart & Brother . Ban k street. delOvvtadm
GIRARD FIRE AND MABINB
.INBIIIIANCB COMPANY.
OPPICE, 415 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
CAPITAL W 400,000.
This Company continues to take risks on the &afar
Glasses of Property at low rates.
The . public can rely upon Its responsibility, and ability
to pay losses promptly. Its disbursements for the bend,
of the public, during the lest nine years, exceed
500,000 DOLLARS
/Ma we respectfully SollOit its favor in the ratan
Doxemows.
oEfes. I. DHPOFT,,. .TERRY WAL KER.
JOHN W. CLAOHuRN, JOHN THORNLEY;
C. E. HEAZLITT; ABRAHAM HART,
DAVID BOYD—JR.. PETER S. HOE, of N.
WM. M. SWAIN .FIIRMAN SHEPPARD, it
JOSEPH KLAPP . M. D.. N. E. LAWRENCE,
THOMAS DEAR.k, JOHN SUPPLE&
. THOMAS CRAVEN. Druid/mt. •
A B OILIJITT, YU* Preel a M tf
lAB. B. ALVORD. Secretarr. k..
SE COMPANY, NO..
ELPEIA. • .
ND INSURANCE
roas.
E. D. Woodruff,
Oeo. A. Weal, •
John Kessler, Jr.. „.."
Chun. Stokes, h
i r" -.•
A: H. Rosenholm •
Joeep D. Balls.
SH,President. , ...
iND6O.Ii, Vice,
Thoe
--t g e , re . .:
FAME INSURANC
4E6 CILESTNUT ant.
• PIIILAD
FINN AND ISLA
panels N. Buck,
ahae.lticliardson.
Lenry_Lewis,
ip W. Nv e rim an.
Philip S. Justice.
FR
" RICH.
0.
W. Davis,
AN N. BO
BLANOHA
WILLIAMS:
_LOST .01t. .3 . :. ;
Ito. mmtkwAlEV" 'of Ronk iith'e EANOTACTIT
TORBTIFICATE
COMPANY... All persons are here-
REES' iN .Met 'negotiat.lne Isame;'aa application
,I*T. Vlgennade tor renewal. • • .. ' '
-''relr-wet* - • - WILLIAM A...111/OD4S.
AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN WISITE,V
a eituation 2St CtiteliMan or Clorle.. . Employment ra
ther than salary fltft object. Brat Of. reference givott•
Please address A. lip 8.," Box 2111Phlla. P. 0.. mh-43t*
A GENTLEMAN WANTS' A FUR.
-L-LNISITED ROOM in aprivate family, Arc street pre
ferred.betwoen Sixth and Broad. Refereacetteitthattsted.
Address box 1407 Philadatiphia Post Office.
WANTED—A Gooto BOOKIKEEIYER,
Vla at a Wholesale Dry-Goode store. City retereves
required. State price of salary. Address *. Untoat
this office. mh7-9.1t.
WANTED -IN A NrirOT, ES ALB
Groeory or Third mare home, by a enutnate or the'
High &IWO/. a SITUATION to learn the busitured. Geed
encorenee even. Addreos 'C. "or iteretre at 112 South
SECOND Street, an 03-2t'
WANTED -BY A • BESIGNOTABLE
Arnett6n Tauly. a SITUATION .aw Wirosokeepor.
naverneos forsoaall childreo t Otto attoaa ay e lo*aiid.
Reference exormairod. Adores" . . at , th is
office." • • 111341* .
WANTEn-IN THE OFFICE OF AN
Iron litanotoetnring Company—an active: raifable
YOUNG MAN. who has had extiorteoce. and' fir mn"
versant with lIIINAIttaIt. In amid at the honks. Virorks
fifty miles fromPhiladeliNFL Address, Riving regret/ca.
f
etc., "A. IL It. Box MM Philadelphia P. O.
e'S-30
WANTED—A COMPETENT WAIT .
to take charge of a farm of about WO acme—liberal
Magee given. Fatisfactory reference as to chArtc'er.
required. A Magic man preferred. tuldron bn 4t
396 Philadelphia. Poet Office. feT/-ft
SECOND-HAND . FIJRNT.TURV,
WANTED—Ateo, Carpets, Mirrors, BeddincStoves,
&r. The Malted price naid is cash. Call or address
WM. LEWIS, No. 931 RIDGE Avenne. fel4-3w.
i- LIGHT ARTILLERY.WANTED,
Fifty DRIVERS. Fifty CANNONTERS. and Two BU
GLERS. for tbe Philadelphia Ltgbt Battery. Young,
able-bodied men will find this the beet opportunity
offered to join the finest and most desirable branch of the
service. All bounties nivsn. For further inin o iT i t:+n
tru:Pit,eitd4--zaiti%.-orgwo.r. w.alr'. soN. .
fel9-140 Late of Banks' Correa.
Col DOUSE WANTED.—WANTED TO
ma.PURCHASE, a moderate-priced House, with modern
improvements, to be eituated either In Spruce et. orWal
not at., west of Ilth, or In Locnst greet, west of 14th.
Address "P. R, A.," at this office. mb4-211
WWANTED TO .RENT-A DWEL
LING of good appearance. with modern improve
ments. between Fourth and Eighth, and Buttonwood and
Parrish. Rent about VW or WOO. Address Box 2g
Philadelphia root Office. re27-6t."
ea WANTED .TO PURCHASE - A
matmoderate sized three-story Brick HOUSE, in a cen
tral location. Must have all the modern improvements.
Address 'House,' at thta otlso. stating price, terms,
and location. ja.7l-tf
dtt WANTED TO - RENT, FROM THE
ant of April next. a moderate-sized three-story
BRICK DWELL! tia HOUSE. in a central locality. Ii
mnet have all the modern improvements. Address.
"Rent." at this office, stating locality and price. jal6-tf
4 .44 . DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER
!arm GENERAL'S OFFlCE.—PunaDscraze. Fob. 9,
VESSELS WANTED immediately to carry COAL to
the following Points :
Tortugas.
Ney West. Fla.
Fort lifonroe,_Va.
Alexandria. Va.
Newborn. N.C.
Port Royal. S.C. A. BOYD.
relo-tf Captain and Assist. Quartermaster.
FOR SALE AND •TO LET.
FOR • SAM-TO CAPITALISTS.
—A most eligible and • beautiful LOT, of TEN
ACRES, within seven miles of the Market-street Bridge,
In Lower Merlon, Montgomery county, contiguous to
the magnificent grounds. owned by Mrs. MARY PENN
GABRIEL, as Penn Cottage, liberally etvered with
yonng forest trees of every variety, and through which
a strong stream of water MOM. with about a ten feet
fall. There are, also, several springs on the place, and
plenty of atone for building purposes to be quarried.
For a rural rsidence its position is highly advantageous,
in fact It cannot be equalled, being situated about five
hundred feet above tide-water,and surrounded with the
most picturesque scenery and drives—Wissahickon sur
passed. Only about one mile from Pennsylvania Cen
tral road, or a half mile from old Lancaster road.
ALSO, A SMALL FARM of twenty acres. in the imme
diate vicinity of the improving part of West Philadel
phia, south of MARKET Street.
ALSO, several of the most valuable and desirable
building lots in West Philadelphia, south of Market
street. soe
• For terms and particulars apply to No. 115 GOTHIC
Street, above WALNUT, between FRONT and SECOND
treets—Up Slairs—between the hours of 11 and 12
O'clock. fe2B-if rt*
SEWING MACHINES.
GROVER &BAKER'S
CELEBRATED NOISELESS
SEWING MACHINES,
EVERYWHERE TRIUMPHANT
These MACHINES have taken the First Premium a
the State Fairs last held in •
NEW YORK MISSOURI, .
NEW JERSEY, NENTOORY,
OHIO, TENNESSEE,
INDIANA,
ILLINOIR NORTH CAROLINA,
MICHIGAN, ALABAMA,
• lOWA, I CALIFORNIA.
INCLUDING EVERY STATE FAIR WHERE EX
HIBITED IN 1862.
AV- The Work made upon the GROVER & BAKER
MACHINE halt taken the Frat Premium at every Fair in
the United States Where it has been exhibited to this
date.
MACHINES furnished of the same patterns and at the
same price, making either the eIItOVER & BAKER Stitch
or the Shuttle Stitch, as customers prefer.
CitROVER-db BAKER S. M. CO.,
JaX-tf-if • 730 01138TNITT STRUT.
WATCHES,
.JEWELRY, &o.
ee FRESH ASSORTMENT, AT LESS
+A-.THAN FORMER PRICES.
PARR & BROTHER, Importers,
3R4 CHESTNUT Street. below Fonrtb.
gajt
i ffif
grim importer and Wholanais Dealer in
EWE WATCHES AND I.EWELRY.
No. 712 CHESTNUT Street,
(17p-stairs, opposite Masonic Temple).
Hu now open a
LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK,
EMBRACINH
AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES,
E. HOWARD & CO.'S FINE AMERICAN WATCHES.
GOLD CHAINS, GOLD SPECTACLES, THIMBLES,
AND
PINE JEWELRY - OP EVERY DESCRIPTION.
fell-Sm
ED D.
D. T. PRATT,
(13 - TCCIRSOR TO PRATT s ROLM)
607 CHESTNUT STREET.
Is eonstantly in receipt of
AMERICAN WATCHES.
Of desirable styles and qteditlee, to snit all elaeisee of
buyers.
FINE WATOH •REPAIRING
attended to, by the most **danced wprkmen,
and every watch warranted M one year.
•••
FINE AINIEBIQAN AND
DIPORTED WATCHES, Gold, Jewelry. and Sil
verware, at the lowest possible prices. •
J . C. FULLER'S
FINE GOLD PENS,.
THE
THE BEST PEN IN
_USE,
Fos SALE:IN ALL•SIZXS. fell-3m
ELI
E •
ANIBITILE AND IMPORTED WATOUIIS,
• • • • JEWELRY, AND CLOCKS.
adEJne . . TOB MARKET Street.
VULOAINITE RitsTOS
A fall anintment. all she* and styles.
J.. Q. FULLER,
lfa 71A CHISSTI!UT StreeL .._
$ 1 77.410 70
• • 9C103,345 50
:ROC BE3 BROTHER'S
FINE PLATED WARE,
OWNS. POI*. . LADLES. KNIVES. eta.
3. ,FULLER,
No.. VW CRESTNITT Street
STRAWBERRY . WINE,
EQUAL TO MALMSEY MADEIRA.
Juet received.
ALBERT 0. ROBERTS •
DEALER IN FINE OROcERIIIB. .
forg CORIUM KLIVENTH and NINE Week;
FAMILY DYE poLoßs.l
BLACK SALMON
DARK i3Rowri • SCARLWI% •
SNUFF BROWN : DARK DEA&
LIGHT.BROWN: LIGHT DRAB..
DARN BLUE, . YELLOW
LIGHT BLUE LIGHT YELLOW,
DARK GREEN, - ' ORANGE, .
LIGHT GREEN. MAGENTA.
PINK • BOLFERIAO.'
rtraPlE, . FRENCH BLOK,
SLATE, ROYAL PIMPLE
CRIMSON. ' VIOLET.
FAMILY DICE. ODEORS,
For dyeing Silk, Woolen and Mixed Goode, Shaw
Scarfs, Dresses, Ribbons, Gloves, Bonnets, Hats, Feath
Kid Gloves, Children's Clothing; and all kinds of W
int Apparel. with perfect that colors.
A SAVING OP 80 PER CENT.
. These Dyes are mixed in.the form of powders concen
trated, are thoroughly tested, and put up in neat pabk
ages. For twenty-dye cents you can color as many goods
as would otherwise cost tive times that sum. The pace•
sees is simple, and any one can use the Dyes with parted
success. Directions Inside.
Manufactured. by HOWIS & STEVENS,
• 288 BROADWAY, Boston.
For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every City and
Town. dad-laths-Ste
A CARD. -THE SUBSORIBER H E -
ING made arrangements with Messrs. Ny L.
HNIGHT & SO_N, will be found, at their New bt , No.
807 CHESTNUT Street, above EIOHTH Sim orth
aide ready to wait on his old friends andV i msro. on
hi ONDAT, the 23d inst., with,p_new ands or stock
of every description of CA sYRTING and. IMMO,
which will be offered at She lowest eash,vrlefsk A eau
Is respectfully :loneliest. ROBERT wA.LHIE.
„.• 807 CERXNUT Street,
f el g / Above EIO : . t. North aide.
SDWIN A: HFIGHES;IM
DERTAn,S, ,••
250 South TENTH street, above Spllloo.
• mono., Philadelpb
Oa ER A GL ASSES , OPERA ei,Assgs. Ifor ale
Ajgra.
dol3-Swif
1/110ROSOOPES, SPECTACLES, AND
ALL ery-wasExii. for Dissents for sale" by
- J M
924 atti W CEIESTNITD UN a co..
Sir •
del:Mralt
(4.. A.
RY OR DIWOOLORED:..HAIR:
s-^ 'DYED a beautiful' Blank or Brown. at. lOTIRTH
and BRANCH. • Bafrittf
WANTS.
EIfOLISH, SWISS, M:fD
XX North SIXTH Street.
0. 'RUSSELL,
2% north SIXTE St ..
LIST OF COLORS:
AIiTUSEDIENTS.
AMMUOJII S, T ACAIDEhri ; " OF M US I C.—
tsi;gßU.
/4kaaeo and Director
snotneaa Agent.--
GERMAN orERn
•
tusT stIRRCRIP77O7
WEDNESDAY, Kara. 4, 1 8 M.
IL ST.RACILTO.....
B 2
T "ELOPEMENT FROM Trn3sEFAIL."
Grand Romantle . Opera, by - Mozart.
Efra
ad. RUTTY-S. •
BEHR Lorrr
AREA Qilitni
BEET' GRAFF
rzirms OF ATIMIRSTAN. ..
limerred•Seats id Pah:Matte. Pomaded) Ciro! •, or , Mt
cot T. $l, .
Ttrfir llnti Kt the Acteritoyatdl B. Gould's T7l•inicttora.
Fftrully Cirtio • • co cent!.
Amplathentre 25 cents.
•
xußgempTunrsooß To: STX OPER&S
Reeecred PAM!, in Parqufille Circle nr fialonnY•• • • •
Minim.inn
N EW
OHE
TRZ. •• •
STN irr- -• •
STRgET THEA.
14151 ;esandBrablutor W WREATIAItr.
A:MAST DEMDEDIDOnESS. •
THIS' tiVednmulay) EVENING; March
Ia conaequence of the rariturnwi Annlau•se with which
LUCILLE WESTERN
_Pion receivo,f In her e'eet rl,arante4.l€thA
ERRING AND REPENTANT WIFE,
In the attractive and Morrl.Drama of
. EAFT MIME AR, THE. ETAPERENT.
Founded upon fTto rasteinnate. thrillina, and sacreesral
novel of the sanro name, it wsll asmin be repealed, with
THE SAME ADMIRABLE CAST.
liUOIL'LE WESTERN
AC LADY ISABEL AND
oo MADAME.VINE,
Reprted by Messrs. McCullough. tanerttn, Collier-
Leak. 'Martin, Kingcland, Taylor. Ward. itolniss, Oar
land, Hermon, Hess; Miss Mary Wells. litrit Scott, Mrs.
(l orgy Jordan, Mrs. J. Henry, Him Miller, and less
Colmar.
Conductor
—Mr. MARR %MELEE.
'Upon THURSDAY EVENING:-
3n consequence of the
REPEATED DEMA ' NHS
For ton repetition of Dr. Bird's great Play of
THE BROKER OF BOGOTA.
giti rri o E
Will warn appear as
FEBRO, THE .BRORE
PRICE'S' OP ADMISSION. , --Family Circle, 76 r eenft:
Drew Cirelm , e;) ceubS: Parquet and Secured State In
Dress Cirtde, 75 cents; Seats in Private BOXOB. each Doonkopenat 7; Curtain rises precisely at 7,ti o'clock.
N. 0./lESTN lITSTREET TIIE A -
TR E.
In consequence or the
GREAT CROWD,
To witness Wl3B
L"TICILLF. WESTERN,
To her th - rilltax impersonation of "Lady Isabel," in
the great moral Plar of
E am LYNNE,
It le rnspectrntlY intimated that seats Cll.ll be secured
TITRE'S PAYS TN ADVANCE
For any or bus. Western's representations.
• Niglits of Miss Western's nerrormaneen.
ItEYRRY NW,DNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
MRS. JORIsT DRVAV'S AROZSTRIERT .
THEATRE.
Business Agent and.Treasnrer JOS. D. MURPHY.
FULL AND FASHIONABLE HOUSES.
Third night of the young Aniericsn Traredias,
301 TX 'WILKES BriOTIL
TO-NIOHT. WEDNESDAY, March 4, 818.
RICHARD THE THIRD.
The Duke of Bater,
Afttrwards Richar d the Third JohnsWilkee Erotk,
Tim Earl of Richmond ••• Barton HILL ,
Queen Elizsketb • Mrs. John Drew.
Prince of Wales - • • • • • 'Km C. Hsone.
Thursday, third night of JoHN WILKES BOOM
Prices as usual. Spat., secured without extra
charge. Curtain rises at 7 o'clock.
WALNUP-STREET THEATRE
Sole Lessee Mrs W. A. HARRETR . ON.
Engines:, Agrut 31r. JOTIN T. DONNELLY%
Last week of the popnlar actor, Mr. E. EDDY.
THIS (WedneFday) EVWEVENING, March 4. 1963.Wi1l be presented the romantic Ploy of. the
CORSICAN BROTHERS.
M. Fabian del Franchi, I'
.1.1. Louis del Franchi, j Mr. Eddy.
Madame dal Franchi Miss Wood.
Emily de Eetparte Mrs. Anna Cowell.
To conclude with the Drama entltlod
THE MYSTERIES OP PARIS.
Chourtneur 31r. Eddy
R btolette-• .41 • • Miss Perry.
Doors open at 7.: Curbde. will rive at 71(.
AiIISIC`A.II.FII.N) HALL.
PHILADELPHIA.
CATiT•OTTA PATTI'S I
FAREWELL BENEFIT IN AMERICA..
The Dianarer been to ennonnee to the nubile that a
FAREWELL BENEFIT CONCERT
Will be given lir the
Celebrated Prima Donna,
MISS CARLOTTA PATTI,
On FRIDAY EVENING, March 6. 1911.
Previous to her positive departure for Europe, an the
11th instant.
. .
In order to make thls _the most brilliant Concert ever
given in thid city, the manager has effected arrange
ments with
CARL ANvCilliTZ'S OPERA . crimp VYY",
Inclndlrn the GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHERTRA,
ADAGSS.ION ONE DOLLAR.
Seats can he secured, svithont extra charee, at the
Islneie Store of J. E. Gould, commencing at 9 A.M.. on
Thursday. March 5.
.c.2-A SSEMBI;Y - BUILDINGS; CORNER
OF TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets.—N PITH
WEE H. WOODROFFE'S BOHEMIAN TROUPE OF
GLASS BLOWERS. EVERY EVENING,AND ON WED
NESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTEENOONKThe cele
brated lowpreeerore GLASS Steam-Engine MONITOR,
made entirely of Glees, will be in fall °Dant - ton. All
the Magnificent Works of Art, mannfoctared by.
Company, will he distribnted grariliton.ty to the vixl
tor& Ut SATTIRD AY AFTERNOON overy cliil.l will
receive a Gift. FRIDAY . EVENING. Marcli 6,. A TOUR
NAIIIEN7 OF NM. A.Splem'id Caesar Work %FT he
given tc the author of the heat Conundrum nc any
The First Prevent. each evening, will be a Splendid
Case of Glees Work.
Ad MiFl5lOll, 36 cents. No half price.
Exhibition commences in the Evening at 8 o'clock
Afternoon at 5 o'clock.
A sSEMBLY BUILDINGS TENTH
and CTILSTNIJT.
AIinhSiMENTS TOR nra) AND mum
SIGNOR BLITZ.
The !west MAGICIAN and VENTRILOQUIST, with his
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS. give his new and
popular entertainments EVERY EVENING dnring the
week. commencing at 75C o'clock, and WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at S The attractions
will be marvellous: Experiments in Manic; wonderful
rowers in Ventrllognism, and the Learned Canary Birds
to their new characers.
Admission Ni cents. Children IV cents. • de27-tf
(1 1 ,ERItrANLD, ORCHESTRA-•-PUBLIC
‘.-i n RED EARSALS every SATURDAY AFTERNOON
at o'clock, 'at the MUSICAL FUND HALL, CARL
SENTZ. conductor. Tickets '215 cents. Packages of live
tickets Si. To be bad of /mire & Co., No. Het Cbestnnt
street: J. B. Gould, Seventh and. Chestnut, and at the
llall door. no?!-tf
INSTITUTION FOR - THE 'BLIND,
EXHIBITION every WEDNESDAY at 33( P. M. Ad.
mieeion TEN CENTS. Store No. 1.1 South EIGHTH
Street. del7-wtt
JJASSLER'S ORCIIE§TRA.
NEW OFFICE.
214 Smith EIGHTH Street, below Walnut
P ENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
THE TIRE ABTS.
• 1025 CHESTNUT STREET. •
•
le open daily (Enndayg excepted) from 9 A. M. till 6 P. Bt
Ad miaelon Ei cent=.• Children half price. .
Share. .f Mock V. . 379
PERSONAL. •
T ENSIONS= .BOUNTY. AND
Par proeured and calleeted for soldiers, sailors, and
the relatives of such as are dreintsed, at reasonable and
satisfactory rates. Claims cashed or &drained Rpm by
JAMES rained
Solicitor for Claimants,
42 it WALNUT Street. Philadelphia.
Pertieniar attention given to parties living at a dis
tance. oe IS-tf
MARSHAL'S SALES.
XTARSHALS SALE,z;-BY • VIRTUE
A"- of &writ of gaits. by the Honorable:oho adtesta
der, Jndge of the. Dtstrict Court of the United 'states. to
and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. in Admi
ralty, to me directed. will he told at pnbitc sale, to the
highest and hest bidder, for cash, at ,Michener's Store,
Nn. 1453 North PPONT Street. above Arch street, on
MONDAY, March ]6, littn. at 11 o'clock. portion of the
Cargo of the Steamer PRINCES; ROYAL, consisting of
Patent Thread, Cloths:Hook s and Ryes. Buttons. Hosiery,
Gloves, Shoes, Brogans, Leather, Stool, Hardware,
Iron, Soap, Candles, Carb.
WSodaILLIAM . Chloride P
W otta ßD ssle.
MILL A,
Vatted States Ilfarshai E. D. of Pa.-
PROPOSALS.
TOPUTI' QUARTERMASTER GENE
RAVE OFFICE. —.P.TLADELPRIA, 9d March, 1.. M.
PROPOSALS will be received at this odice until
SATURDAY, 7th instant, at 12•u'elock DI., for the de
livery in this city, on or before the 15th instant, of
Filly pairs Axletree Arms for Army Wagons. 254512 ;
Fifty pairs Axletree Arms for Ainbnlaness,lsGx7%.
The right is reserved to reject all bids deemed too
high. s(mh-14t) A. BOYD, Capt. and A. 4 X
14.11 Y CLOTHING -AND EQUIPAGE
A
OFFICE', TWELFTH and GIRARD streets.
PFITLADELPITIA, March 3. 1361.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until 1? o'clock M. on SATURDAY. the 11th instant,'for
furnishing the following supplies, viz:
Gray Shirting Flannel.
Blankets, woolen, army standard.
X-Cotton
Spades, back-strap .and plain, for which samples are
invited.
Bidders will state in .theirpronosals the quantity bid
for, and th e time ofd el ivery and also sire the names of
two sufficient securities for the faillifel fulfilment of the
contract, if awarded.
Samples of the above can be seen :dale office.
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening of the
bids. G. H. -CROSMAN.
mh4 Dep. Q. M. General U. S. A.
FREIGIIT.
judr ez t NOTICE.—FREIGHTS F. R
BALTIMORE,
BALTIMORE AM; PR TLAD'ELPIIIA.STEAMBOAT
COMPANY.
OIRLCSSON
The public are remedially Informed that this Company
will continue. to receive and deliver Freight daily. as
usual, during the time occupied in repairing the Canal.
A. GROVES, JR., Anent.
• mh4-4f.• No. 32 South WILUIVES.
.alcilmE THE UNION TRA_NB
PORTATION COMPANY is now
PrePared to forward freights
PROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORE,
VIACAMDEN AND PORT MONMOUTH:
.Freights received at THIRG.Wh art above ARCH St
The attention of Merchants and . Shippors is directed to
Ibis new. and, expeditious route, and a portion of their
patronage is respectfully solicited.
For Author particulars apply ts
GEO. B. McCHLEOH. Freight n i t
120 NORTH
W. F. GRIFFITTS, Jr.
General Manager.
GOITBRNMEOTT • SaLE.-WILL BE
sold, by older of the .War Department. at Public
Auction, at ALLEGHENY ARSENAL, Pittsburg. Pa..
to the highcat bidder, at 10 o'clock A. o s WEDNES
DAY, March IS, 11363, the Allowing Untied States pro
, viz: Der % SOO pounds of Bcrepiron.
000 tee.
12, L
030 " " Leather.
1,100 Powder Barrels.
1.600 Bullet Kean.
La® Pact ing Boxes. •
Terms cash. R. H. R. WHTTELEY;
mba-Ht • . Major of Ordnance.
TONEW 4 - .lt-E•
JI- • DRAIN PIPE from 2to 12-inch bore.
2-inch bore 25 cents per yard.
do . 20 do do.
4 de , 40 do do.
6 dooo do do.
6. do •65 do do.
Every 'riles& aconneetions. bends, traps, and hoppers.
We are now prepared to furnish Pipe in any quantity.
and on liber . * terms to dealers and those purchasing in•
large quantities.
ORNAMENTAL CHIMNEY TOPS.
Vitrified Terra Cotta Chimney Tons. plain and orna
mental designs. warranted to stand the action of coal'
gas, or the weather in any climate. •
. GARDEN VASES. •
A great. variety of Ornamental Garden Vaasa in. Terra.
Cotta, classical designs, all sizes, and warranted, to
stand the. *weather. Also, Fancy Plower Pots. Hanging
Buckets, and Garden 'Statham
Philadelphia Terra Cotta Works.
°Bice and Warerooms 1010 CHESTNUT Street.
mli4-wfm tt S. A. HARRISON.
qt,n the celebrtaXiareart
- DEM' BTIJ.A.L -.l3Rui. u TY .--: 11 1114 T 7 S
- 1 -•
WHITE rAnIFID "%,
_torn
astpt of Madam Racuel Ea PrePurad.f th &-
Ladles' Enameller. rsi white. ,_ ,„
_.
satin-like texture, aadimpartnaUtte, giving it a soft.__
pearl-like Hut and transparency to thelkitth.erneuth&e - :;_ •
is rittite natural, without injury to thetll7a.V6-7-71..5.
possibly be detected. Price St_scfilie ensints...="'"'"
• guested to all fu, a eirculan'h .indluPensable for nha..,_
ourcbtuilo 1 This pronsitirri'D dt CO. 'B. Perftimers,
at e. , je h 8KV14,1121 Btreet, above Walnut.
• -- - - - -
-IDE,Re.bit- SAUCE. -200 DOZ. PEP PER
-I- - sauce; 100 doz. Continental Sauce; 60 doz. Wor•
.• ieetersbire Sauce.
raiz AMERICO PICKIRS.—SOO did. half gallon
1 \
Ales; 2I1) dos. ,quart Pickles; SOO dos. pint Pickles:lase
bbls., half libls., and kill.
IOWDRNSBD. MILK-400 doz. Wm. K. Lewin & Bro.
AROMA & iiILLIA. 3O3,
V - 101 SouttOTATBB Street.
in Vi r o a rd ie en b ':conti r eswed . Miik.