rg. TUX WARD 13,0tr2ITICS. —A.
meeting of the Delegates ! om the vi , ,rd Bounty
CommittEes will be he'la on SkTURD ...y 07 . 'NIS I 3ex. .
Eke 80t1 inst . at eight o'clock. in Dist•ic , ' •Irt-roam.
No 2., eel:Ahead corner of SIXTH and oil .'.SI"N ti r werus.
A fun attendance is requested as bantam! or /MO , rt au"
will be brought before the meeting
DAB IgL STEINKE rZ. fr6allont,
:Form E. VALSIPTINE. SOGIetaTT: --j-- 4 - ) 1 41 : - ' U -
IMEimmaor C ENlrltiii. IT'EttR. 'l'llfla
Ladsh a of ,he Comma/ea on f , . :.,.. "r . A L L. c..2 .. rn_ 0
.1 and_ .
ia
Revenue, appointed t-tcop,er tr or ,
e to o . wo,nt, 0 t ..,,,,,r,,,
Dry Goods. aie about. toslpath:7r,m,,, rflr . r a p c , 4 op vl e c t ojt „ -
tributions of Otill D. , .."g'ecte,i to hive
mea t red
aro, therefore. I,4rectfoirr o' cl eee oe-trq t F, ,flirthate.
whatever they or thotLerni
ap2B-3t, FL s i3A.liF 8 ii:Li: chairman.
oiie U.lciPip SlALrbb DAN .TAAkY
SPDX. TH . 73 CONAIITrRE ON REHEP 'ION OF GOODS.
MVO' Or • 271- r SEteet.
Boomlgo. 1 Waeh•mi.o.
PHILADELPHIA. April 19 1884
'The Committee OD " Resemion of tim-de” are now pre
pared to receive any articles deehlued the Fair. and
imorrld at tics c. operation of the vatic us breaches of
Trade and Inenetry, as their labors was; necessarily to
very' ardimne Every package .hontd be prop iffy
=anted. and sent to the 'chairman or any member of the
Committee. who are authorized to receipt and aeknow
ledhe the same.
They are boPnY to inform the public that all of the
raitrtad ano exmose companies have generomwr ,strerad
t o deliver ps.oltAten to the Committee free of charge.
A. . bIeIIENRY, Chairman.
R. H. ROWLEY. 86(3rDISIF.
Committee meet on Tuesday and vrilay afternoons, at
'6 O'clock. A. R. fecGE.F•tt
A. S. E0R::,...1'8 dr .
BDWaND o Ito sirl,cr,
J 204 -Fs b . FITON e.
DAVID hfc :A SIXON.
GEORG'S 4
• ale ::1 ifelr.
R. N. 003.
J. D.
JAMB ,
JOSEPH' hiBo , l, JR.
rerGREAT CiEIi , ,TR. 11, F.i Itt... —Com.
17.3•Prits ON ni.itaii.l6 AND 1.10.3 i ATic/..i S
APRIL D. ISC4.
ADDITIOZiAL EU - 01 , 47 1 1 , TP PI:M.S.
renngvivanS.::i . ,mtrai roil rca .......C.D.Offl
north Fop illylvanin liailroka 1. 06 0
Hon. J. jfa.onersoll. 1,000
J.Rheaßcrton ~.. Lnio
mercer, As W.I. Sr Cf. 1.,00
fetntnal Al saran ce C.T.p.r. , LOGO
Fretident and Threctore ot Farmers' 4 uti-11-:criar.
. .
nice' Baal: - •
DEfitrWare MUttiPl TUSLIXAD CB COMpauy.„
tlainbloz, & Co.
aeffernon
V4i.625
Fre7IOIIFI7T repOrted .......,..,^< 21. :ID
THE. GatErer CF...3 TR. 4 ,11.. F‘1.14.
Co SEW 1.•:61 - ,..
1.:11C1 . DOODB,W4TGET , , I'3WELNY, SILVER AND
The Undersigned have Niels appainled. a Nab-commit-
It.; to sequest.don•-tiaas: Fe:—
FANCY GO )DS.
Z. Christman. E Clint n, L _l3roritoir
WATOLIES.
Rarer. H.Rrae.7.
TRW ELRY.
F. Thtbnett. I.har:C Garrett.
SILVER WARE
Jos. T. Batley, G W Rtmons. Franklin Batler.
PLATRO W kitE.
I:Loreaa Wnacirts, Wm. a Env
The Trade Ere Ye,Spectrally tptinomed as ad in 11...4r
dalatiDus as earl?! ns POSSiII/e, t, etcher of ttt., Coargi.t.
tee. or to the titairmaa. S. E. CAL-.WP5!..5.
82.2' IIIitSTSUP Str,:et.
.I:o2er dog:If:logs Wlll be rAcoicAti hr
CEO. W. Traasurar.
gam..ux.—street UAL
. LADTREe CoMITITSS
.Ifre. Seizes L Olaghorg, Chau - Ma,
'lire. Joseph Harrison.
Allrris Stroud.
M". W. P. florstreann_
Mrt. W. P. Eilisou.
Nit! Thorax Febea.
girt. S. W. Pritchett.
hire. Hazy C. Lea.
31111. 8. A. liarrieon..
Miss Loniea Clagh.orn,
kiss A. Sager.
Miaa L Autelo.
ITFIN. 1 , -"Altf{,
Subteriptions or donations for 000:11[1; - o;
D. 7 .* Libor_ Inoo.o so„ or 17, - y - sunt, re-ei v 1%1 Pi Yby
Joni rr. CLAGFIOI I ,IV, 11R c,nth
ET , VE:ITH S - trret,Ptiladolphla caL prowl:all ro-
Snincriptio;:s und r.enott,iticze da.y re-
S - :pled for, and acknowledges. in tha nevrzpsperz.
tp2Slm
-
rESUL&DEL - PHIA. APO:EL 23. 1401-,
—At a e.!f,eti-og f the foBA..!::;.) l .1) it iry
liqczt, in the Ofißtt CEINT.RAL, FAIR, bad thi9
iti.ll, Pt 4 .Anork, the following iegolr.tt In vr.i ..dopt.t:
L.,4‘,/...;x7. Thatthechatntall istriz thA city. and no
Nook Cott initteea to solictt cdntribn :lon,. or
;matey. tnbacco. dmo
e. arnff 5,.? ear ea. , eahlo
of the Oreat Central 2itir for the Unf.ed
:::die tanitary tioramißsion.
1). C. fileflAll,llol , 7. Clhairfnut.
Tritl). R. VETTERLEIX- Treasurer.
A :5. iprt.Ext:r.. JA.. secretary.
ICaaft. ), COMMTWEER V. DTITRTITS.
cAs Mo.l - et I:tract to sent h side Co: , otami I, bo.
F - 17dre z• - v 1 i. C . F . ,14 tide of Thad c.traE-t —The). H.
F. . .
ktdc. ',"..".-11.e..atzest to tonih !I:3C wad
Turd atr. et to Aaet Ind a Eighth—J C. bletner. Solo-
Tatum, and. militant Warner
•
side licalitA ttrootto tomb_ sills ^allow 1113. mast
strett to east side Broad—L,.nis nerbert, 4h.
EMZET, at,d. George Mier. Jr.
Ftrei ice Market r treat to santh side r3al 7 .esehtil, west
site Broad. toot to Sebuylkill—Levi Beck, George Fite.
.7 ha Doetlase. nrsi 6 Y..elcioirs
'sorth stile renew:Mil street to fien , ‘lteginn. Delaware
Mies to Fatt aide Sixth stunt --0 H. .M.s.yers, J. M.
find, ana R W. Rank.
- North side Cellewhill street to FEsnsinston, west site
Exit. emit t.; east side Broad—Thornas Bare, W, Soby,
RA .4. R. I , m:re...lay
Forth side Ganowbill street to Ofrard avenue, west
vie Broad t to 1143t0, RosL,
Smith, end VT Wittman
stin East Sensingt , n, aadßicbraond—L. Rain.
.::*sir..l!WA;rowell. and Georgs S,. ••:V..,:tj , ..a
tsolh r.ds Mat-Ist to north site oath tress, Delaware
,erze to eat, Fctrra etrott—Joke T. Tee..t, Sagas-
•
pr. II Inn —, t.
rrann f. 1.116 carnet to north Ride e.ctutir. ,, tri,.. , l , .. vast
z:11 to sea F:113 etre.t id. AIJbBY. S W.
J. B. S'..to nior a. and D L. lir OAT.
aide Martel t , !. north elde South ,trr..A.t. West ride
Eithe, to eett title. Broad street—M B. "..ci)4rirell, B. A.
V.,-dward, George Solaia. and 3a-man r... , seel.
twltli side Mark tt to north aide Sans), urea': Lids
Ykrtrt rtreir to Schaylhni—a. Armetro,r., W. B. Vann,
tti&ltelL C.-arrett.
th Fine Eonth street to Peril stro . , - .r. ne'avr•tre are
tAchnyikin—George Caitsnall,
end A. J Brucner. Jr.
B?zatio Faire. Id D.. General Collector nn
L: n; fancy nincn- be- Apr..s^,-t
GREA , I* CF
PHI.I.AD)
,Y2.7l"CrTttlit.e.L
ze Gc nun:s.zz
rclicite eon - ft - Ault wne
Juno next, et
also,
The - Diem &: cones,
..r .atets ofrie.,wers, Autumn Learns.
Aqu.xl a,
Lite: EZel , ....as. SPEd. , ".
ziande- Gardening Books,
I‘..t C2ses , Po - outwit"
aorlicuitnral Iron Work.
Implements, •• Wire Wort,
ee F. iLo,"
Chine and Ghtss.
Ent. starVattes, Pottery.
Driad Pratt,
" Forel:at or dx - tic Fruit,
" Wax ?rail.
" Garden Statuary.
Is sh,rt, Rustic Adornments of every land, or any
of a rurel or rustic character that does not strictly
L'Elceg to the s stricr.aurel Department
rejly coste.butions of cat flowers, hertunetv. deeigna,
eta .-s0 as to inurec...rtiaut
.larl'az. the Fair. wilt be very eccept ble. and con
:;:teLt.t!,.s please arrange with the Chairm to of the
- .euuttse op Bsakf_ts. Designs. and f.l.mquets, Hr.
EILVIIsiGFOIt. Florist. LOCUST Street, near
.L - tr-eeventh, WEST PHILADELPHIA. so to the dare.
:T,hkl. their contributions will he required.
DAlr eoutt!butions of Frr_its and Vegetables. not only
and sale, but also for the ass of tue Regan
yvn, edF•e he thNakfully received.
tiu•e Eyed for yr? g sn ike i
t F w at i r i
t i c s o lh a e au F e llt rw n o
,C.A. All artiole. a ccept cut flower, fruit. ant vego
-17..01, nitlAt be received on or before the precediax day.
‘ l . , sehobe from the interior of this State ant. from
, -hers and 'New Jerfey. can be forwarded by any
C4c conveyance free of freight. and should be die
roarkee, "firt.t Dortrat Fair. Logan Saugre,
Hortistaturod Daya , rinca'. Care of D
22.3 Ofiegfeld Area. PhiladelPhia `• For
' ForE.rhibition," as may bed-sired. Bills of
:..!5a iron' a al., 'oe forwar.La to the Passe eaareae.
kODNEY $1146. Chairman of Gentlemen's Corn
'72e.
J. RHEA. BARTON'. Chairman of Ladles' Cote
_Ap.9 maw tjeg
r - 5P.1.1 1 :731311 , -
of this i_toth , -,,0.nt re-post
f_ &Alit, offaitto3 Of sif),
f Fmk, n; - .pers. and Vote-
OFFICIR, OF Taw. coxNvocTicuir
(.10_KPANY„ No. 408 WALNITP 6 r.tet.
FEITIADELPHIA. Sprit 16..1364.
E
IDDSI Neetimg of the istocirholdera of the • Cou•
11 1a1116 company " will he held at the Office of
'c'lnNinv. to Lasehfield. Counentient. on MONDAY.
~ I ;sey of DIRT, 31454. for the purpolte of azeatint Di
,r.tr; to terve 'by the ensuing yeas. in aceordance with
attar and By-Laws of the Company
tnnqer Books of the Company wi a he cloeed on.
ii asr of April, MI, and reopened on the 6th day.
s'f. 1E64. at the office of the Company. No. 408
'NUT Street, Philadelphia.
W. B. tazwaxr.
Peeeldent._
OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH ZINC
• COMPAVY. No. 121 WALNUT Street, Pima
,lll.l, April 19. 1864. —The Annual Meeting of a e
V2oidere of the Lehigh Zinc Coratnav will be held.
i.ciaillSDAY. Key 4ta pros at 11 o'clock A. M. ,for
ectits of eleven Directors to serve for the ensuing
ani for the transaction of other to...lapel.
GORDON MONOIE,
&crater,.
CITY nouNtery NOTICE.—OFFICE
tin itollei TY FUND COdadididlON, tie. ITh
April 1, Md.
City Boum t 4 WM continue to be pa until farther
arclicatione for Bounty will be entertained from
'lt who enlisted prior To the date of the President's
'mation, October 17.1863.
, rcurt, powers of attorney for the CitvEonntrieem
r-cruit for Pennsylvan ia mnatered in
til , :4z:ts. must be endorsed by the 4,lllcer in charge
...larrrckt that the man has been received there.
ui.er of the 17,"--
Alit 111AILIPIE rgAITAWAIr.—TELEI
-.E.P.11:4L1 Iron Armor and StitpMailding nomnsav
eoa :v esnrtant operation. at their Worcs. at
I . OiNT. a nes and extensive S!es. a Marine
ai are prepared to haul out and do all Linde
- re. with quick despatch. to Steamers and Sailing
WILLIAM C. MILLIG
_
PrrrLADELparA. April 27. 1861.. _
Ataa Istroata
be
of the reroC lib th or
tr.041.Y will be halt' on VITIIIND (ay
M , at theiroince, No 324 WA Lad u
An el,:ion for Directors will take elate, to serve
nab', the east-
10E OF TOE .
A cumPAnt
PHIL.LDELPH(A. April 25. 1584.
eTF have this day deelmed flividend of
;I.S per share, clear of all taxes, payable
7 7th Proxirne,
rrfallif 11. SHBER I 34I), Trea.nrer.
A , HEX?. A CENTII.I.I. RAlL
..;oaPair.
Berrntoan April 25.1561
le hereby Riven. that GEO KG S TA.BES.,
236 South TB [RD Street, Phils...i.,lphta. has
I *lnled agent for the Transfer of the S oak of
2 . 'PM , L.T. Mr.() that be will be prevar-Nt to Mather:re
snth Tte,nsfer Agent on the 9.d of Nay next.
JAIL. Treasurer.
. 7 1k A IN EFS : P l e. °lll 114-
.'LLPA , PHIA.—The annual election. for
I ° v
Company Will 1.111, area I ° v to
tea
ellice. No 40 9 CA.P.oo.`iiisr Street, on e
J.Y MEW nex4. tetv,tan the hours
12 M. 320. F. &HSI.
Accaary.
aon.umitAN MINING CO4I
-I'l'.
WA NT I ND S Zn et iA. Aerill4. 1964-
given, that an aseeestroat Qf o.lfa
Fury eaters per Share on each and
°I the Capital Stock, has THIS DAY been
t.SQ Eectrii of Directors of the BOHEMIAN
4,crnipt.,WV, doe and payable on or before the
1 . 6-A. at tbe
E Offic
LPHLLe of the Company, 134
rEet YHILAD
r,i" DP Board of Dlrectore.
L. MACTAKIL Secretary.
ANNUAL ninowe-
Y - "' ze Sockholdera of the MA.E.OUSTH
OF MICHIGAN . will be held en
of May next. at their Office, No. 319
tr., tt ',.', l f , t An &Melon for Dlrectsme will tan§
tie Company the ensuing Tear. ecretary.
DAVID B. EMIL, S
• Aztll 21. IS6I ap22 tm,r3
ihntinz
the
1 ....hTG COMPANY.' ander its Articles
17111 te.1161 , 1 o MONDAY. the 9th dsy of
No u. wAdur Street. Philadelphia,
0 41( A -R .
A. H. DENCIELA,
A. R..toPat3.
nOi the Aneelates of Bald Corporation..
L ' ARA . APil.ll9. INC ap2l-15t
S~ I
It:yr:HILL AND SUSQUEHANNA.
%koLerj,..“
-- Co.. OWce 747 8. rOMITS Street.
PRILLDELFELTik, 4. lAA
of Chi! Stocirliolder6 of tbIS Cora
€.€itinn for rroMAGht and aitc its - nmera,
. tt ipet. the Othee of the COMPA;Ly• on =OA
ti,iy of Nay next. at 12 o'cinck
WM. B. WEBB. Secretor,.
INK PR-0 V lieliflNNT C0N
!17,;-:iedre. is hereby given that {4 Meeting of
the 'raga improvtment Company
`',„A as rs , sxauswis, in
th,:2, l J3r , lobia.„ on the 3d day of May next. be
ac, • l2 and 2 o'clock, to elect Nonagon. it
, unlyer of said CoMPazY
WILLIAM ELLtS, Tesseraxer,
No. 2NN huoszer Street
, I , L b Ki e INTIM° OF TAM. STOCK
::!;„ Or TiaBBLOOKSBiJRI [ROA CO](-
at the Com_penya oaks at trot:taut%
Perna., on W&DNESD &Y. May Ch.
1i,.."-6,40r electing tine Directors to serve the
the transaction of other balnealk
• Proßarer and BesreterV.
. t3 a llotttt WATER Street.
AD ,11 15. 1351. arol3-1101.
40.926
A. E. EDEI E. Chairman.
4:03-eta:Mt
J%PPEAL—UIttION VOLUNTRIEIt
lay u.v.Rsia3d2s7 s %Lamar.
To the CtitZera of Philadelphia: It will be three
ys., son the 'Tien day of May. MX since the Union
Volunteer Retre , hment Saloon commenced ire opera
tions The Con.quit WO never have pressed their claims.
Neither bays they lost sighted' the fact that *kers Were
other Institiltifit.B eonally worthy of public confident%
ann varipArs: and they have endeavored to discha-ge fho
duties entrusted to them in an honeot. economical. Quist
and unostentatious manner Up to this time we nave
been generously llADoort-:4 by contributions from our
friends and a_portion of the month ed corporations of Phi
ladelphia. NVe have tried to lessen the burdens of our
kind friends by annual fairs in Juno:the first was a Me-
Ceest - the :emend comparatively-a failure, in Consegaenqe
of the raid into Penneylvania last summer.i and there is
no premed of bolding one this season as intended. The
high price of provisions, and the heavy and constant
demand on our Saloon lisve nearly desisted onr Tres
snry. and as the signs of the times point to a eerie. or
Protracted Maim; and as there wilt no doubt be still
further calls on our limited resources, we •13 corripalied i
to make This appesl to the liberality of the citizens o
Philsdelpida and vicinity for aelibrance. otherwise our
future u 4 tetns nese will be
a vary a
entr...nti,us in coals n Ea orc h e tw o f 'ai e
Provisions and.
Sanitary Stores for our nee will be received by,,the
low In gelatintela
Per.) , r. Thomas Braiterd. No. 631 Pine street.
'nomesßobbins. Efq Presitient Philadelphia Bank,
Chestnut street. west of Fourth street.
D. e nwv ,t... Req., President of the Girard Bank,
Third street. ne..r Door street
6. A M. rear, Prarideet of the Varrnore and 'Me
asides' flank, Chestnut street. below Fifth.
J Austin, Seq.. President of the Southwark B
Second. below Smith street.
Si W. Woodward. Eoq.. Cashier Manufacturers' and
Stecbenice , Bank. northwest corner Third and Vine
streets. -
Thema., T. rErt__, ,, Rao Tr lattnirett pennsylvanla Rail
road. 'Third and Willing's alley.
James C. Hand I Co., corner Market and Decatur
streets
SaMrit 1 B. Fales.E.q., No. 514 Wa!ntit street. (who has
consented to act as General Financial agent for our ld
etitutlen ) Or by any member of our erorun Mee
Tbe Union Vomateer R , freshuient Saloon is situstsd
at the sontliwirt corner of Washington 7nd. Swanson
streets. Tie citizens of Yhtbdelphia, and vicinit,. and
strangers, are resp..efully Inritrd to visit the Saloon.
WiTLPES for them,elwe the arranzenent, male for
lb - „efre , bment and conf.dt of the bravo eoldiere pm's-
Wg through tke City of Brotherly Lava.
ARID BARROWS, Chairman.
J. B. WADE. Secretary. so'29 14t
fee .= PASSENGER RAILWAY
PHILADELPHIA, April 23, 1514
Lt 4 FL mtenua of the Board of Preelilonte of the City
Fssr-enser Acilwals, it was resolv , d =hat on and after
May ha next, smoking will be Droliihded on alt parts
of the cars. NSA E.Y OILOS11:41".
sploint Seemtwry.
Nowirnßrtrri tiI.BISM'X'I.IMS A, i
rOcl". rEZili TOWNcli te 3 / 4 1)
PAILADELPIII4, April r 2. ;SU.
•
The Anrntl Meeting' of the tito.hhoiderr of this Com
pany yvlrlbe held at the office of the Philadelphia eel
lisacitt _
g eOIOPO.O-Y. 4 . 0. 227 South lo.)1311.TEI
Street. ou MONDAY. the 2d day of May next. at ton
o'clock a- kt.. at which limo and place an election of 021-
(*IR will be hold. WM U. WINS
an,l2-dtrorY Roar , tare.
yam. t. 'TR RA SURE R'S DE PA 111P.M.EIV
YRN 010 rtssi. RAI biVAt CO,
CALVCET STATION. BALTIMORE. April E.1.864_
ST - orice Ir n.reny sir en. that the tlapit‘l Stock of the
rtl2or:2 Central Railway. Company, far the parp,9e of
zainploiug a donbal track to Snuncury, Pa., wit he
sugm.ried to an amonnt equal to that of the existing
P. , fore offerlntz It to the pnbith those who appear as
Stockholders on the Company's books on the Stn. of
Apra, Met, WILL he allowed the privilege of sub , aorlbing,
a , the nal value. to an amount elated to the Stock by
glom r..spsttively held
Do-ks wilt be opened for that purpose at this office,
and Itert open trout the 611 day of APRIL, 1861. man/ the
tth ray of Mt.V.• 1864.
it o subscription will be re.eived for less than par. pay
atle ss follows: Twenty (20) par cent at the time of
gobserjption, sad the 7fmadrader In InsCalmente of each
ea...may, end at tech timee as may be ordered bat the
hoard of Direct. ore.
• .
Tbe bootie will be cloaed from 5 P. N. on the 4th of
Arril nntlllo e. M. on the 6th of Aprll. and no transfers
allowed on the sth By order:
ant- date atntnxys J. S. LEIB, Treaenrer.
M. GOOD SPRING R.AILROAO CO-,
i . RILADELPHIA. april 13. IS'S
The Annual Meeting of the stockholders of thts Com-
Per'S' Will be held at t'. ~a ce of the Philadelphia and
ReeOlogß.R. Co., Vo. 221 . South FOITALTH 'Street ' Phi-
ColPhla. ort MONDAVI, the 2fi day of Ally next. at 11
o , etee A. 31.. Ett 17FitiCh time and Place an election for
officere will Ito held. WeL H. WE i 3.
aot4-16t • Recretary.
_
ETKEI..A3II7Mi -9 ,11)1A. AND a- r:_!
BAILNDAD CONTAHT, Oftoa SAT evait
reeld Tit Street. FITIL_NDELP=A. September 2. lee&
DITIN,TiND Nu:am—T.llo foliowws-named peroOln
era enth tee. to • Dividend OA the Common etoek of thts
rlogetAn". The reddens° of several of them la ttn , -
s• - ad it is, therefore, .r.ect:searf List the eettil.
?stet , of sleek should he presented on calling for the
.65.i..t.. - DrOBB. wemumx,
sToculn - oz.D.r.r,s , Is - .O!ERS.
S. Lt.rarneter. rer.ri B. aherer.
„lolih Andrew Turner.
Bdßi. R. Newport. lira. Debates. insieb. •
MILITARY.
0 PROVOST GUARD DUTY.
Tbe IFetb REOIMEXT P. V., require a few more
men to complete the orginizatio
GOOD MEN
Ehonla not miss this last °haus to
A:VCraLID rilkl3ol 13 - Ea.° .A.F"Jr.
AWAY at FIFTH and DuroNWOOD, to
Captain and Reondtlaz Officar.
ATTENTION! AIEMBWiS OP
BATTERY L (Union Artillery) 7th Regiment T. Pit,
who have net signed the l'a3 8011. far anevieas rendered.
le September. Ib6Z, will call at 110 CHESTNUT *milt,
eTior to hlas. 4, and thin the s ane, al no aignatarei wall
be received after that time. Friends of abseateis V7iii
report. _
....... isAnc fire...xs, JR., Captain.
.-. ... _ _............
J . IRWIN. O. B
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W. H. PBESCOTT. By George Ticknor. 12mo.
Ammica and Her Commentators, With a Critical
Sketch of Travel in the United States. 800.
The Dleeovery of the Source of the Alle. By Cept.
Svc,.
Robertaorefk Sarmona 'Firth aeries, 12 no.
Christian ftlemoriala of the War ; or, InnEtrations of
the reliaione .Faith. Patriotism, std. Bravery in Oar
artr.7, By Horatio B Hackett. V.1'f.0.0.
Scram is the hiaht ; or, the Baca of Joh in Poetry.
.13y Yruf Adam, Bro. -
l'or cabs by Wit. S. & ar.,FRHD 14f aftTISH.
ap'W 600 -GARS in'T in Street.
A13017N DING IN WIT AND H'U NIGH,
TS
EED-TAPE AND PIG-EON-110;LE GENERALS.
" A w.ll- written. truthful, and readable hook. "—The
31iltun
" Tue book at.ounds in wit and humor and the most
molting pathos." --Bet s , t , l
'rebraitter;
AppTATON'S NEW AMERICAN
CYCLOPEDIA.. ,
The stoney for this invalr-stble Library of Universal
Isfe:merion iv at St South fiI.XTA Street, stocor,Al eters , -
Also, RECOIID Cr THE NYOBLIIIO,If. '137
FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY.
JO V - A_ S Sr, MI A. SS A.
///I.I4ITAnY WILTRNISHMItg.I
Banners. Regimentsl and Company Flags. Swords,
Sashes, Belts, Passants, Epaulets, Hats, Caps, Can
teens, Haversacks. Camp Kits, Field. Glasses. Spars,
and eversthing pertaining sozoploto outfit o
Army and Navy (facers
A liberal discount allowed. to the trade. apl7•lm'
FURI,9 - 130-1 - 16.
Officers and Soldiers. visiting the city on Furlough.
needing
SWORDS,
And other MILITARY IQUIPMEOPTS, aya Invited to the
very estanss.7B Marinfaeturiag Setaßaiment of
GAO. W. •SINDOTTE; 8s 131V101.,
BLISO3I Street, Above Stith.
PRESENTATION SWORDS
Made to order at the shortest notice. which. for richness
and magnificence, challenge competiVon. no other honse
In the conntry combining the iIIAtiIiPACTIMING SEW
ELBR with the PIiA.GITIOA.L BWORTI-MAEBB.
mhll2m
FROTHINGFHAIVI & WELLS
WAVY. smarm, AND LIGET SHENTANGS AND
SHIRTING&
ATINDAND DRILLS.
WAVY CANTON FLANWELI3.
WA6N,N9TON AND VICTORY CANTINIO3 AND
•
BILE lAS.
BROWNLELEACHED, /MD COMM SLUM
to WORgTED YARN. &a. ce24l, tf
ALYAN WILEINO,
DETROIT, MICHIGAN,
BROUER
In Mining Stocks and Mineral Lands
Use for sale a number of Choice Copper locations in
Ontonagon COilDly, and also about THREE THOUSAND
ACRES OF SILVER-LEAD LANDS, selected with great
care in the new Mineral Region of Marquette county,
Parties desirous of organizing bona lids Working Com
panies will End this an excellent opportunity. aa a large
Penton of the pay would be toltPix in Stock.
Orders Ji.r - 041 Purchase - Cozd Sa te of Lake Ster.cvfor
Stocks win have 1);•onzpt attent ion.
Philadelphia Reference—Messrs. MoUOUIM.
Et CO. ardo
LOOKING GLASSES.
JAMES S. EA.RLE it SON,
SIG CHESTNUT STREET,
Have now Tn gore a Tory Rao areortmont of
3[-.4211.403gL1N.Gr IG-T-dA.KSE•6
VERY BEST MANUFACTURE AND LATEST STYLES
OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS,
AV.'S PICTURE AFD PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES.
KENNEDY, STAIRS, & CO.,
Nos. 130 and 132 North Wharves,
PICKLED AND DRY FISH.
A large stock, in assorted packages. saltabiss for corm
try Trade. always on hand. apl4-2m
1864. 1864.
"COSTAR'S" RAT, ROACH, AN r, &c.,
EXTMIELMIN.A..ICOPLR.
"16 years established in New York Oily."
"Only infallible remedies known."
• "Free from Poteoss."
" Not dangerous to the Roman Family."
"flats come oat of their holes to die."
-Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
1® -1 I 1 Swans! lof en worthless imitations.
•' Costar's " Depot, No. 4821 Broadway. N. Y.
Soldby all Druggists, and by
DYOTT 86
232 Notth SECOND Street •
sp2s-toths 2ox Wholeeitl, Amts.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
PUBLISHF,D THIS DAY
TRANSLA.TIED FROM THE 1 0 14ENCM or
ALEXANDRE DUMAS.
ARMEN" G1X).11,t4.
418 ARCM , STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
BANSOM•STNENTLIZ,
11&4a PDX SAIIII,
OF LAKE SUPERIOR,
of every character, of the
ABOVE ARCH RESET
WHOLESALE DEALERS
RETAIL DRY GOODS..
LADIES PREPARING A.
MEM
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR
Can procure the following at a Discount of Eight (8) Per
cent. below regular retail prices:
ZEPHYRS! ZEPHYRS!
EVERY COLOR AND WADE
♦ FULL LINE OF SOLFEEINOS. SCAM:ENS. AND
FINE PURPLES, HAVE IM ST BEEN RECEIVED.
Shetland Weolo. Crochet Cotton.
Ct mbric Ede ngs, Tidy Cotton.
Choi lcd Refillnge. Embroidering Canvas , .
Bogle Gig Pel. Zephyr Patterns.
thntpoir Laces. Slipp9r Patterns. -
Gilt Enda!, Machine Silica.
Silk Embroidering Era% Crochet ZiSedtebt
Worsted Eleahnt. Floes Thread.
Embroidering Silk. Pane Tarter.
GERMAZTOWIT WOOL
Tnia Article is as rich in colors, nearly as fine in tex
ture, and ai Well adapted for many Made of fancy work
as the German Zephyr, and is eight eenis per ounce and
over one dollar per pound cheaper. Also—
WOOLEN AND CASEISINRE YARNS.
of the finest grades, suited for Ladles'. Ciente'. and In
fanta' Wear, and redone fancy articles.
A full assortment of the following at regular Retail
Prices
Lsre Veils, Corsets at $1,25 Par pair.
firm tiro Ineitas. Corsets at Si 50 per pair.
Linen Fane. Silk Belting&
Feather, Fans (something Toweling&
new:) Stockings.
Manilla and Cana Whisks, Gloves,
Travelling Biota. tortlitors.
Pocket- Books, Dress Linings.
A air Brushes. Balmoral 6.
Combs, Meacing Bindings.
YeirnmerT. - 'scissors.
(kliegs end Cuffs.
if'articular attention is Invited to our stock of
SUN UMBRELLAS'
SUN UMBRELLAS!
Or which we have a large atareiment of the choicest
varletteg, selectQl frs.m the he=.t hetactore in the coantri,
Ladles Will do well by ecrivaieinz theta before 'gu
ehabing ehewhere.
MOROCCO SATCHELS!
TRAVELLING BA.GSt
Orders carefully and promptly attended to. Persons
ordming from the co - glitzy Will please name their ex
press 07 11026 A stage route.
JOHN M. FINN,
0. E. COIL SEVENTH AND ARGIL STS.
Cat this cut for reference. —DX
SILK MANTLES
OSZ 2 .3MXPTIM- eVMagOO.l-XMIEIS
polloa 111141-1 el WO V 51 , :MN id 4444 Pl*, a:4
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER.
CO'OPER da COWARDS
S. E. corner MYTH and MARKET Streets.
apl3-wfr,tf
CIVIL AND ARMY CLOTHS.
MIDDLESEX 6 4 LIGHT BLUES.
ALL GRADES DARK DO.
34 .S.ND w4-INDlGO.rrairrxims.
6-4-AND 64 BLUE CASSIDIERES.
2.4 AND 6^4- DOESKINS.
FULL STOOK OF CLOTHS.
DO. DOi COATINGS.
DO. DO. CASSIMERES.
BILLIARD AND BAGATELLE CLOTHS.
CLOTHS FOR COA.CLUSIA.KERS.
ALL KINDS TRIDIMINGS s
_ W. IN Con Gr
av23.lm 34 EL SECOND and '3 STRAWBERRY Std
SPRING GOODS.
SECOIID °FEARING OF
SPBiI AND Summar:
DRESS GODS
AT TUE STORE OF
501-1 - F. 'VOT.T.N.,S-,
No e 70 North FOUSTEE %root.
Inclndint S splondid-line of Figured ORMITAIMPES,
Plain and PIaId,YORLENS. &o .410.- Special omit/Von Is
Invited to styled and prices. apl9-tatheSt
CUB. WEN STODDART & .BROTHER.
Tn-rite the attention of buyers to the isrgo And varied
stock of
SPRING AND •SURIVIER
33 it E. S - S Gr• CV CV 33 1 ' S
which has been - nrchased at the
NEW YORK ADD PHIL ADELPHIA. AunrioNs.
Prior to the recent advance in exchange. As we Prefer
a large and active trade to exorbitant moats. Lavern
will find decided advantages in our stook.
Bum stun.
SOLID COLORS- SILKS,
PLIW suas,
PERCALES.
CHINTZES.
LAWNS, &c,
CTIRWEN ETODDART & BROTHER,
450, 4591, and 4546 North SSCOND Street,
isp2B-st above Willow.
JAS. CAMPBELL & CO.,
11 CHESTNUT STREET,
HAVE LIADI IXTENSIVII ADDITIONS TO TIME
POPULAR SPOOR 0.7
" • • * The Plantation Stalls have oared me of a
detseaement of the kideefe and urinary organs that hoe
distressed ma for yam. It acts like, a ehavm.
sijAwi A s . C. p. MOORS, No. 264 Broadway."
• age.,
_tara., tat., ad.. am.
1~E~..3~i3 r
MIMES% GOODS,
Which they continue to sell at
MODERATE PRICES,
EOTWITESTANDING THE ADVANCED COST DT
RECENT IMPORTATIONS
WHOLESALE ROOMS UP STAIRS.
apB•im
LADIES' AND MISSES"
SPRllsfer BALMORAL S.,
Jae. trAttod. A largo Aseortment of
BILLIITIFUL AND NEW ITYLES.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLING EN, f ARR,ISON,
sp274tif . 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS.
NO ADVANCE IN PRICES.
We are still tolling , our Bla,ok Silta at the same prices
as we am early in the season, notwithstanding the re
sent advances.
MASTLE. SILKS. ALL WIDTHS.
Plain Silks, all colors. $1 BO to $5 75.
Fancy Silks. $1 to $2.60.
Rieh heavy. handsome Fancy Silks. 12 87 to 116.50.
Bifp. Chen° Silks, at N. 8734. worth V. 50.
G• GO at $2.25. $l.
" " at $.1.75, " $5. 50.
10 pieces email plaid SH $.5
AG 7 . at $l." $7.
25. worth $L 50 .
MOM. tc SON,
/103.7i3 sad 716 N. TIOTTII Sired.
ap23-if
vitvioatr , ...34l: iti . yp 0:4 1.1:41/211
E M. NEEDLES
Would call special attention to his large
stock of LACES, EMBROIDERIES. FUND
KERCHIEFS, VEILS. A.IND WHITS GOODS.
all bouaLt before the recent advance. com
prising many novelties. in fabrics suitable for
ladies' bodies and dresses, in striped, figured,
plaid. tucked. and puffed marline, tic.
100 nieces White, Buff. and Figured. Pintos.
200 Printed Linen Cambric Dresses.
In view a the heavy additional tariff about
to be inn:need on all imported goods, ladies
Would do well to give my stock an early in
spccflon, as prices must be necessarily largely
advanced in a short time.
I am still selling at old. prices.
11(I).t in:M.:tilvtivifve4:4)4=l
MANTLES AND OLOA.ICS OF UN
a"- usual elegance.
Taffeta Mantles and Saccoss.
CheeterPlain and flolib, in Biddy
bilk a Trimmed
Cloth Mantle'.
short gamma of handsome Olathe.
trench Clotb. Cloaks.
IitANTLIPS LADS TO ORDER.
Spring Shawls 111 light colors.
Summer Shawls of good quality.
One lot desirable Summer Ramie, SS.
Black Tklbet Square Shawls. $3 to $7.
COOPBR COMD.
S. B. corner NINTH and MARKET Street'.
D ESIRABLE GOODS.
PEON AUCTION.
$5 pieces P.a.ssin. Diaper, $2.76.
$3 pieces Roasts Diaper, $3.50.
• 35 pieces Mesta Diaper. wide,s4.
14 pieces Rind& Diaper. very wide $6.
Alaooo lota of UM, Lineal—all prices.
MONO open at JOHN H. wroKILW,
arain TOX ABM Stroll;
BEST BLACK SILKSIMPORTED.
Wide and heavy Black Corded Silks.
Nagnifleent Moire Antiques. All colors.
Splendid quality Corded Silks. all colors.
Rich Chorea Stripe and P/51,1611.1te.
Oreriedines and Organdies.
new itylee Spring Shawls.
mew style Oletlts for WWI' cloaks.
BOWIN HALL &GO..
6 60u61.81,0061) Street
TIOLEB
CLOAKING CLOTHS.
finsn Gloating& On mos t SZ 13
French Cloak jags. of the desirable shadae.
Scotch Casameres for business snits.
American Fancies for businese suite.
Fins Carsimsree ler gents' wear.
Fine Black Broadcloths.
Clingones
sellings wear.
- We n are large quantities of tbase Goode from
the timat attek ever offered.
W W
ti n t s t :a t a n
a .
W W h i ° Da
.. 11 1 0 :1; 81 : 31 :F w H e r na r iST r
ss e ll !:a. Y t i ti o e u Sr i
z . g .k t. Mine.
Heavy housekeeper's. Simmer Id.m &c dtc.
RA wide Sheetlnas. Pillow liiroalsos..
£ S 43 ta a n n d d l -4 4 11 -4 0 .6 a r tre
Fine Unbleached Muslin& 2.a to 40 cents.
TICICINOS,
Beet old standard makes, In 7 3 and yard-wide, by B:I3
pard or piece.
Flannels of all desirable kinds.
Napkins and Table Darnall. &Am , .
Towelings and Towels o a f every grade.t)ol/8.
DR
Bargains in Mozambique.%
Bargains in Black Wool Detainee.
Bargains in Mode Wool De , aines.
Fine Alpacas of the new colors.
Plain Colored hiohairs.
Pine Figured liiphaire.
Extra good Glossy Black Mohairs.
Black Alpacas. of every grade from 310 to $1 31.
Black Bombazines. extra good. at 01.. W.
Black Silks for dresses and mantles.
Lawns. lmocican and French.
Percales In solid colors,-also figured yard-wide and 3.4
Prints.
CLOAK ROOM.
Erring Cloaks and Chesterfields.
French Cloth Cloaks.
Water. proof Cloaks.
Black Eiik Sacques am Circle*.
Black
Si°lied
p Silk Mantles. ma d eto ce r.
saorbwfplastyi
Ilczambigue. 511 k, and Lama Shawls.
cOOl-1311 & COWARD.
It S. S. corner if INTR. an s lifaßKßl. Stmts..
628. HOOP SKIRTS, 625.
LADIES', MISSES'. AND CEFILDBEN'S.
The moot comp:lets EscOrb:sant in Ell 41 oily; every style
and sine. For finish. dara , ilitf, end gheapless, have
to Equal In the market. Manutactorect at OAS Adi.)ll
Street. Skirts made to older, altered. and. lei:sired.
Also, bargains in Eastern made Skirts, kid slAsed, and
rivsted; 15 enriegs 80 amts: 20 sortsge 80 cents: 25
sp:ingf. 35 cents; 30 springs. $l.; 40 springs. SL2O; 40
springs. diamond-tied. 10 cents.
sp29.Bt Wlt. T. HOPKII4S..
CLOTHING.
• •
aP27•we4t
-a-4ARGE"ASSORTMENT OF PAPER
HARGINGS.
WHOLESALE AND EaTAIT/ DEAUR IY
I2AZZ•na..IZ4T4:3•S
No. 60,6 ARCH kitreq. Sacc.nd Duor above ELEM.,
Embracing an qualities, troy:
12%," emirs TO THE FINEST GOLD AND VELVET
DECORATIONS.
Also. an entirely new article of
GOLD AI'W SILK PA.PERS,
frr:G' elmirtf =ST TCECEIVEI)
WE HAVE
IsLEARNED
of NO
ner;ouveT TO
. BE
astonished at n't hint. Years ex Rao.
a correspondence extending throughout all natinnalities
of the habitable globe, have turned theories Into tants
and established a basis from which we nesd net err.
We are not surprised at anch facza as the fellowint.
althondh the persons S7llO write thorn are. Wo know
the persons and circumstances, hence feel at libert7 to
endorse their statements;
"DEAR. SIR: I have-been afflicted many Yeata, with
severe prostrating cramps in my limbs. cold feet and
hands, and a general diSlinie:til system Physicians
and medicines failed to relieve me. While visiting scum
friends in New York. who were wing Plant:Dior, Bitters.
they prevailed apcxerr.e to try theta. I commenced with
a email wine•glassfal »far Maher. F celing better by de.
trees. in a feW dare I astonished to find the coldness
and cramps had entirtely left me, and I could sloop the
night through, Which 1 had not done for years. I 'Nal
tike another being. Liv anettte an strougth have also
zreMly Duroved by the use of the Plant:slim Bitters.
"Respectful:3i JUDITH ItUEIIISI.s."
Rawomionr, Wis.. Sept. ii. 1063.
• * • • I have 'aeen In. the Array hoepltcd for four
t.±.= months—speiaiinoiis ar..d war:rig dead_ At Altoll.
Di., they Save me a bottle of Plesdation. Bitters. s *
•
Throe bottles restore}my epeecla and cared ma. * *7
C. A. FLAUT3."
The following In from the Manager of the Union !keno
Eohool for the Chileren of Volnnteen :
" Da. DRAKE: Your wonderful Plantation Bitters
have been given to some of our little children. euHerint
from weakness and weak lamp, with coat happy effect.
One little girl, in nartionlax, with rains in her hum'.
logs of apPetite, and daily wasting consumption. on
whorl all medical: shill had been exhausted, has been
or.tirely restored. We commenced with but a teasnoon
fel of Bitters a day. Her appetite and strennth rapidly
increased, and she le now well.
llospoctfartY. Mits. 0. H. DEVOE."
" • • • I owe much to you, for I verily believe the
Mutation Bittore have caved my lite.
RB7: W. H. WAGGONBB. Itadxid. N. "
FOUL ARD&
GRR N OM R.
idozezraqults. ac
" * • • Thou - Wilt send me two bottles more of thy
Plantation Bliktra. My wife has been eran,sl7 beneltdd
by their use.
Thyfriend, ASA CURRIE, Philadelphia, Pa."
" I have been a treat nufferer frem DvePod&
Ina' had to ear.r.ann preaching. * 'rim Plantation
Sitters have cared me.
Ray. T. S. CATHOZN, Rochester. N. Y."
•' * *" I have given the Plantstioa Bitters to bun
duds of co disabled soldiers with tha most astonishing
effect. C. W. D. .11'DABW8.
Saserintendent Soldiers' Boyne, Cincinnati. 0."
" * The Plantation Bitters have oared foie of
liver complaint. of which I was laid w prostrate and
had to' abandon my basinese-
H. B. KINGSLST, Cleveland. O."
The Plantation: Bitters make the weak strong, the lan
guid brilliant. and are exhausted nature's great restorer.
They are composed of the celebrated Callas& bark. win.
tergreen, sassafras roots, herbs. &c., all preeerred in
perfectly Pure St. droix rum.
Persons of sedentary habits. troubled with weakneee.
lassitude, palpitation of the heart. lack of appetite, die
tress after eating. torpid liver. constipation dm.. deserve
to suffer if they will not try them.
They are recommended by the highest medical =the
rnien, and Ikie warranted to produce an •tanuzadiale bene
ficial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable. ParfectlY
pure, and harmless.
OTICE.—Any person pretending to sell Plantation Bit
ters in bulk or by the gallon is a swindler and impostor,
It la put up only in our 10g-cabin bottle. BCNVaIe of bot
tles refilled with imitation deleterious stuff, for which
several persons are already in prison. Bee that every
bottle has our United States stamp over the cotk, unmet-
Mated, and our signature on steel-plate side label.
Bold by respectable dealers throughout the habitable
globe.
P. Li. DRAKE 83 00.,
fe23.4athe3ss 2021 BROAD WAY,
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO.
i FOR 18E4.
Caleb Clothier. DIRECToaF,
Wittlean e. Reeder,
James Smedley. I.Toss , ph Chapman,
Themes Nattier, . ;Joseph W. Moore,
T. p. Lt wo , . d .0 1 „„ za ,,„ $ :H.aaecis B Atinine.
!Simeon Matlack I Wilcox, N. Jenkins.
Aaron W. Peskin, 'Luke - a Webster.
CALEB CIMTII I Elt President.
JAMES SMED4 SY, Visa President.
TrroM.i MaTRIR. Treasurer.
T. .}..1.7,W00D CHAPMAN, 88C'T. api"Min
FAME INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 406 CHESTNtri? STEM.
PHILADELPHIA , .
TIES AND INLAND INSITRANGE.
MSc'rose.
ffrands
E . t dck . Jo Nerernom
flbkries Richardson., Robert Pottsr,
EenT !AIM. Joho Royals?, Jr.,
0.
W, Davis, E. D Woo I ttrn.
If. S. Justice. Chariest Stokes.
eboorka A- West Joseph 111, rata.
'FRANCIS N. MTH. Prasldont
0/AS. BACILEUD6 4 O2t. "visa rreste.vo.
W. I. itmarowAßD. Secretary. talt.%l
IN 'THE OUTRAN'S' COURT FOR
THE CITY AND COUNTY 0F PHILADELPHIA..
Estate of WILLIAAI HALL decoood.
The Audt , or appointed hy the Court to audit, aettie
and adjust the Account Of P. P. G BALL. Administra
tor or the Estate of WIL: [ant - HAIL decoatel. and to
make dittrlhullen of the balacce in the hands of the
Accoantart. will nv-etti fvr the pur
pose of his ap,ociattnert. I,lol`i DAY. the 9th day 0"
Ma 0.1 5 ,64. al 4 o'cicck P. M.. at the Office. No. 13 South
FIFTH ntreet. Philadelphia.
op3C-0.14115t WM BOTCH WISTER, Auditor.
sPLENDJI) PORTRAITS.—B. F. REL
MlR's a ape. atl•: ea life. FIZ Photograpbx 01l co
lola. the truest. and bei,t likenaa3. - es now made. sea BPaut.
mete of etilea e.r.d flatat at 624 ARCH &met. lt.
i ga WOOD'S PRIZE MOWER AND
THS BucKBYE MOWER. AND ESAPER.—These
celebrated Machines for sale br
110BAD.T DUIST' t
A grienlinral Werehonee and. Seed Store.
It DEB and lll 'RENT errant. above Wirth.
P BATT'S PATENT STEEL
TOOTH 11011.ii13-RA R a —This Bake ha , no equal.
in Fa leer ehonid be without one The trade supp.ded
at favorable retea by • ROBERT MUST, Jr..
A Kt ieultural Warehonee and 13:en Store.
It MI gad 0.14 Mt RKST Street. shove Ninth.
ma CULTIVATORS, PIOUGHS,
HABROWS.t-Cultivator Teeth. Fodder and any
Cnteete, Churns. Cm Totten, Field and (Arden 'Collars.
Bey Dleyatore. with blecke Aid rope. with all tee an
'Proved Imp/tint/tee fur the or Garden. at
hONERT UrflgT,
Agricultural Warelouee and Seed Store.
it 927 and V 24 MAASS? Street. above Ninth.
WRITTEN - AND VERBAL DE
Wr" . SCRIPTIOBS et Character. Conetitntien, ea Ts
lent. with ADVICE en Eneineee, thaltil. a Nner
flan, Solt iworovement, Pin, - Nwutent. and Tratn ,
) hatof ORILDR&N, social ... adaptation. &a., dal
and weenitts. by TWIN a. cepsar.
Phreueleetat andßookaeller.
liekl9-atath No. 25 S. TUTU Street, aboye Chastest.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
SUPRRB STOOK
• Now
Wit? &M.s.Mlitt El ia s4 By,
ROWN.
Poortlar Clothing Bonne;
Corner ninth and Market streets.
ap22- mcre2Mf
PAPER HA14G1.741C48.
Te Jr. COOKIE,
South Side
The attention of the friblie is invited to his
LABOR AND VARIED ASSORTMENT
01'
PAPER HANGINGS.
PLANTATION
" NEI7 BRIPPORN Maim. Nov. 21. MA
HAVEMV:L A Z MANSTON, FIFTT-13STIINTIC ST..
:NEW - ions. August 2, 1358
INSITRANCn.
OP PIIILAWSLPI - II - -
OFFICE, No, O Sours Farn STEW'
cif &KTE.B. PISICINSTIILL.
MUTUAL SYSTBII EX9LOBIVELT.
LEGAL.
AMITSEMEN'IIOs
GROVER'S 011 - ESTN fSTREET
THE ARE —l:ioliA3D OROYS - S. Manager.
(Alto of Grover% Theatre. Washingtrer.)
SATURDAY. Aprll 30. 1864,
ArrEtEillß E NEF ON AND
I T EV.S.Linie.
Or TUE
GREAT GEN TELL FLIP.
POS. TFR
SANITART 00111MIet 4 ION.
Under the gnomes of the "Commtttoe on Ltbor. Revenue.
and. Incense.
THIS (daTifftfeeY) AFTERNOON. at 2 o'clotlx.
LAST AP/4 , 11.111.50R
OF TO
GE e MAN ')PHA e.
LA. DSME BL &ROHR.
Gracie Opera, In three acts. hr B.Aldicat.
0 BOWIE BROWN M 'Mu°. leaßv.L'ilieNte
_eNNA Madam JoFlatiNSl rt
AVeSTOr ••• •• - n ( HUFF
c.R4ARETTg , Mile. g DB CI
JENNY Ann. CV 4 TIS4A.
RICKeOfe M ICRONPELD
hiollaTuN • LBN.ltaef
Concluding with the
Narrow at. BTU Elf[
By the Artists of the German Opera, Chorus, and Grand
thc.nettra.
Admission to all parts of tue house, including Private
Boxer, Our Dollar.
Famdy Cic de, FLIRT Cents. Scats secured without ex
tra.. charge,
SATURDAY NIORT.
Continua:ion of the bandit to the Central SannarY
Fair.
H ocßo
; alrm Scudder. aOT
Vannes ve o nN. rseer Mr. W. Le .,, rvur
bleClusltty. a Carl:lna 6horper sir. r. it.trrlAuut
WakinGtoe, au Indian air. H. rearsua
7 1, ,,t, SunLysitie Miss Cooper
Ze.... the Octo , uon. Miss Annie 07%rd.
Mrs. Ciaiborne Miss Millen
Dido Mee. 510 TO Wlll I
.
it (RCP.. 'dim t'oriar
Mingle Mrs. (iertuon
Followed l; the lan unable act
... •
THE Birl-'6l/G.
_By . 1 4Put; Ildxsy and dieente, Carncrom & Disey's
minstrels, Who h 3 re ki oily volsntecred.
Concluding With the last act f
1T2.1.1.aN' Wt Fg.
(Who b a
gre Eneh nca
s kindly volunteered for the occa s ion)
Mr. Knight as Fazio
PRIORS
OF AD M.IBBION.
Tram Cirolc and Parquet sflc
.
PREOI. 7 Circle 25c.
Orchestra Feate 73a.
Five of the Front Botches only are reserved as Orches
tra Scats. No extra charge for ass drilla Feats. _
Mag.. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCM
••- STREET THMATRE.
MS' ABATED FURORE.
LAST WEER lOJr orrg
iriF MRS. AMA Dam
TO-NIGHT (Saturday). April 30th. 1861.
%%fent/ fourth ard Last Nix t. hitt 3 , Eve of
ROSNDA LB: OR. THE RLEPLg .IMieas
With Hie - HAND EdlyNztvg,
FINE AOTING,
NECH elf VAL EFFECTS.
and ERILLI a NT DANCING.
EOB/1. LEIGH. MRS. JOHN DESW.
Seats Secured one week In advance.
MY to Comtsenoe at 34 t; 8; tc)rmlnCe Et 11g,
NtrA N U!. STREET THEATRE.
THIS (Saturday) EVENING. April 30.
S.Wh appearance of
alit. AND MRS. W. J. FLORENCZ
In Irish EMI Vanke4 Charac'erc
• SPLENDID BILL FOR TO-NIG RT,
The performance will commence With Ulu Drain& or
IKKLADID e& IT WAS
To be followed by the Protean Fixes of the
YOUNG AflrP.V3i.
To conclude with th. I,v:tellable Comic Drama of
NOBItRT bIa.OAIIIS.
MUSICAL FUND HALL.
TERESA tIiiEEEEO
TEE WONDERFUL Mut" ei A NM.
L atvE
1 10:AND VARistkf3LL CONCERT.
THIS EVENING. Aiwa Stth.
liptertainment will comprise solaekit from
"Fautt, Les A ug , lett.ts," ''l Atttnadl , .rl ' " Tbs
Mb lir tali] 1311," t•cotch Ballade. acid irtih
The follt.wins , pouniar and em'zont Artiste wilt assist:
Medians MIXSELL, FAl'Lti: Y. Te3or; Mr.
DRAPE 1 , . Kwrito.e; llir. MiTtER, Pianist.
AdmiE,siov AO may.
re,nrred seas 75 cents.
rul - rrshf d t.sr Mert.rs Gottl4 and Yee Sc Walker
tt-ints•ny's!vl.Pol,i Pin a , will tv.itsed nr this neeaainrr. lt
VN ANTS.
RARE CHANCE FOR A GOOD CAN-
Ono of e
best ever offered to the puh ic. ri E ,at t .
f giVett. Laree Dr .tt
elusive t
•ddrets 0. his office s.p;l)
'CanvsrPer.
VERY RARE 0 PP()RT ITY.-T LI F,
Advirtb*r_ b.%vinte a cmynisto now,pvpor e4tabli , l3,
intni 'wants a DLITCLA.,t , r at i6oo, or a. par:nor Wit'. -D.35).
Ittli,ao yiw• b;) main Iry p0bt031124 ,
uovethEinetlif•tt. hrerything is in order and ready to
commerce qt once
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and Wife the Dwellir.a part of a Hance in tht rt.
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333b17.thgte tf
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• • ping Clark in a Forna: ring' Tio.oe or Tranz4p..rta
lion Coln,.ax.y °Bice, by a your. a , MID whn hsa tman. act-
K. iu rbat capacity npari y Three yr'ar,.. tr give to • 1
rq,-rence. Addreme tihippinu !Ph,
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penaaa paid. to tell my umx...h4av Paza lv Eft l?rx.-
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a Clergynlan, with a, small family, in a Pri rate,
Ohrictian borne. One lioto, or two comnanictitisie
de hied. will farni Lit in part Location bctwee a r13.1:11
and Twelfth ayl Wa;nnit , ,1 Ph-a .treats. dd. cels.
vrj., b rCererce. 'O. T. P. - .as Onice.Fouith
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22- SOID If BROAD. STB BET -
PRIVATE WU - ADIEU; Itand,oni9 aPartments
note vacant, alaclo and examanicating. apEg.6l.*
BOAEDING.-T w 0 II A.r- DSOME SE
-001916•8TORY ROOMS (furnigl).4 nr rLafarnishsd),
Board, communich.tiug with BAth.rPOP.I, # Po,
269 South YIP. Street. apso-3t.
"WILL BE VACANT BY TIIFI FIRST
of MAY a hand.ontP, ISecond-story Front TtrlO3l.
furnished, at the It. W. corner of .I.IIIITH and 61 3 .6.110/3
&rents. P.p'2B
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST-EARLY IN APRIL. A
- 1 - 4 CHOOL WARBANP. No 1306. for $14.62, pay
ment, being gtorincd a litierAl reward will be given by
Ittnnizi to NOVEL HOl IN. Gerawr town.l aoLia•s3r
OERIIFICEIE OF 5-PEE
CENT. LOAN OF STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
for $510.05. dated March 12. 1530, Mo. 754, In name ef
WILLIAM MEEEDITEE. lieu, a Certificate of 5-esi
Gent•.ll . 4l , of SAO of Your.sylvania. for the earn of ag
.I:fa une 30. 1815, :o. 1452, in the name dt ELL X.
PEW& administrator of William Meredith in trust.
14lication has been made to the Auditor General for a re.
newel of said Certificate%
felo-3m ELI N. PRITTE. No. 81.1 ARCH Street.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
-
it FOR SALE,
A HAVDBOMB THREE STORY
BRICE: .DWELLING,
ON NORTH BROAD STREET, NEAR OXFORD,
Replete witk every modern improvement and C.M7B
-
ONLY 10.500, CLEAN OF ALL INCUSIBILSIT3E.
GEO. N. TOWNSEND & CO,
It 121-334 South FOIIRTO Street
TOLET—THREE ROOMS, WITH
Boa 80. Reference required *Jo dren received.
268 FiIDRTH (4•1.,) Street. below ViT.lb at ap3o-.70
SI O.NA GE--CELLAR TO LE r—A I
good Cool Cellar. paved Nelth '4;1 9 1E, LEVair
Street. north of Spruce Int - intro 202 South sacort o
Etreet [,,pSO-St.) R. L KfflitElT.
---- -":
LARGE, AND VALUABLE LOT 01 .
OROrND FOR. BALL—SW:tato at the corner of
Thirteenth and Meeter .etreets 1 about 22.5 Let en Thir
teenthetreet, and 160 feet on Master. Apply to
ft, viOrfOß,
24,28 St 141 North E , IXTfI Street.
$26000 $lO,OOO, $5,000, $l,OOO,
59. and other amon ita. to loan on Mart=
Lade and Ground Rent..
JOHN YARD. JR., & EON.
anSO•statli6t. SOY ROCS Street.
et TO RENT—A BE AU TiPULLY
located tit allot COUNTRY R ENID ZNCE. Qll e mike
below Moony, %NM , n> tt Virleeinomiew Station, on 'Crou
ton Railroad. apply No 117 WALNUT St ay.% lilt*
fil FOR S ALE—A DESIRABLE
WA three-story DWILLII G. with double three-story
back buildings. in gone order THIRTEENTH Street,
above theen. Inanad - DORAN! OIL Et. a. DSVIB,
• ept.63v. Ritvg•P. avenue and. GREEN Street,
ggi SUPERIOR STORES ON NORTH
....FIFTH Street, Nog, 16 and 18. adioinics; and con
tacting. each five stories high. aboot 17k. fees front by
FO Icet deep. They are in a good leastlon, and Ott ba
need t: getter or reparotol7 Loroeiiistm pos , ..ession given.
Sher :wilt rent so as to pay ag a good inveg meat.
Apply to BONS&W., GROI HESS.
ap3o.3c' 116 North NINTH :trent.
fla FOR SATE.—A LARGE 110"0 - 1,
EUMMhIt BOARDItICI 'EOM! plenty elta.le,
frnit, ard large garden. good stabling. shads. &e . a l hut
halt - an hour's ride (maths citv. - very desirable lee.s.twa.
wit! be sold with or without furniture "R.
H. B ." care TWA. Ellali. Non. 142 11113 1 ic4 North
NINTH Street. sp3o-. sea*
TO RENT—DRY GOODS STORY,
DWELLING, In a goad location, doing a pm.
fitable and improving business The Wm bas good
ts tures, and in complete order. A small and desirable
15tock on hand. which we would like to dispose of on
satisfactory tormc.
For further particular% innitlre at Iho Store, 310
2csrth TEN7II Strict
AB FOR SALE—BEAUTIFUL COT
.mckLTAGE and 22i acres of Lanl at l'aceny. overlook•
lag the relawege, and easy of access by Railroad and
Steamboat.
eeven acres of Land,with good farm balidlngl,
33; stir* from Manayunk; beautiful !situation six WAR
from Pl.Vade•Phist•
Collage and eight acres of Land. near Merlon Stalion,
on the ktratylvania Railroad, nye miles from Market
street.
College end three acme, near Gl:ellen Sill Station; on
the .North rennulvanta, 'Railroad. nine Miles from the
city.
Large Cottage, with Ss scree of Land, corner of Wash..
irgton lane ail City line.
Cottage and good Lot, cornerof Mill and Cumberland
streets, Germantown.
end other Cuttago.te various localities.
Build All
as IE rro number of Dwelling Nantes , Yams. and
Lo r e
B F. GLENN. 1218. FOURTH Etreet,
ayso and S. Sar nor_ SEVENTEENTH and GREEN.
am TEE FIORENCE IRON WORKS
ma FOR SALL — The elibeariber it antborteed t
the vein il•hr irorerty known as • 'FELS FL VieSsull
IRON WORKS , "situated situated et Florence, on the Delaware
river. - nix miles above Burlington, in The State of New
Seim?. with all rho MachinerY, Work-shone, store.
"Workium'is Ma - Delon Houle. and about"
acres of Land, 'wit h a heantiful river front of 2 0,0 feet.
Tire Foundre in 100 feet long by 100 feet wide, the ale
chiLe Shop 150 by 60, bats built of brick, In the mea t.
tubrlaplialmanner The Mansion Home te of brick, of
handsome architecture, and is btUrQunds3 by a Magni&
C ent grove of Dv Referent cress - f
This grelisrty is well suited for the manufstruree o
Boyar,: react tvork- iron shirs, cannon. PlM'''. Eitel= An-
Flues. Ac:. or could be adapted to almost e.ny manutrac
luring parer - es. It is meet eligibly al' stated, rossees tor.
as It noes, the advantage of both water and railroad
eczema nicatic n
For further particulars. terns. ac z.7 a o nll pE in t ir r e s re m on or
by letter to
ara. at A4ll gent 11 /1111 D Strai t. Phlladaluhta.
e RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR SPE
CUL aTl4lli.—For entry a large and valuable tyre
nerty of Two Hundred Acres of Ground, situate in the
Nisei and Taleetv-sixth wards. having a front on each
side of Broad street of twenty. fool hundred feet. with a
front of Foalco lurrae.l ore •LeaRVIA lelfted
6r t3adond
aireet road. stout one mile from County Prison, and
lees din:aorta from. League le std and River Delaware.
appi y toH. CRBTIS 14 fiON,
aor,-F/i ir" Keel litsla rotors, 433 WALNUT dt.
IGRAND MUSICAL FaT/VAL
AMUSEMENTS.
INAUGURATING
THE GREAT CENTRAL FAIR
808 THS U ZI OW Tun
EL $ SANITARY COMINII3SION.
The ca l m, 'Gee baying charge (W the Mauled Enter
teinnaeute of 0:+8 Great Cestral Fait hams the honor to
announce that, having completed the etteneetneate of
their departmeyt, they will commence in the AZAD/MY
OF MUSIC, on Vt.
EDNEVAT REX the FOURTH. of
MAY, a GRuND MUSICAL FESTIVAL. to be con•
tinned through the succeeding lbrtaight. In view of
the unm . ecce•ented 3e ope of the natl., and the meant.'
ludo of all Ste dpnets z e k ' , eta the Commtt'ee have la mut
to make their own nn 50, thy of its associatione and of the
noble purl one of zbo e r s 4 ermine. At 4he name time they
have decreed. the -11ty n.in:caliikriy favorable one
to essay the Hi wit:amp ui Ku.SIG in et its mootP3Dalar
forms ripen a neale. nnaitempied In this country.
and which will eo sextons cc-moositinas. as
they are interprett only 'a A e chief capitols of 'En roPt.
'where the Art le %stored k 7 t 1 0VernMenie, and whore
treat institutions are devetc4 i to its stu'AV and aztribi•
tlon.
The entertainmenta of the I wid cowgirl of
Operas In the NIIgIifiNiZZISUOVI
4 . at.,rio!, and aliscet
. • .
',%
- culta e 4.4taffue
r 3
laneona Voesl and Int Mamenetso44 mcflrfv. For the pro
duction of the Operas sad uthei" 4t
have made a contract v,•qh. Ills. Ts, I '• jib (now
of Neer York, and formerly of VA :2 1:1 :,2 1 ":""r
the American Opera CorafamY. Nrlre' • "" A "''''aaA moot
eftrnearnest at d db-poei'AOTCl , O care,.r. r out the view/tot
th ee o Priaitife. The at and , auksl, *too eußttrcad b,
hfr Efurrleou far exceed in num 4 yer Junk aggreg' o niorit
any force ever eurplored afore:the' 3.f %a 1 6 fage of this
continent. The are UHT altaffe 9 — the priusipal
vocaliela of the 119th eying perform:m4 aS .late with great
tucceer in New 'York :
Maeical Director—Mr. Theod Ire Tiiwoo.o.. of travgr TOrk-
Cc nd n dors of Oratorios—Dr. Len vad Zoinvon an 4
Carl Sentr. of Philadolpria,.
Leaders in Lliamillar.ecns Cot atrt..l- w. P. atm
rthlgton ard &..e..sx.c. C. 0. Kop - Aiii •oo o Ck&rias pod-
Moth, of Philadelphia.
Leader of Btlitary rgreld. of P.W.-
Ladelphia.
P.lanlht—Mr. I. N. Pattison, of NoVTOrk.:
Oreantzt—Mr. Arthur 11. Lle,siter, of iThrodalOdis
Herpict—Mr Alfred F. 05 1 5re-sek±srk.
Operatic Przgo frtacasel—Mr. B. A. later, of dd.
Operatic Prempte,:—Mr. Leopold diagallicf. Or
dclphia.
Firbt EspraDo—Mr9. Comte B.,rebard
nut Contralio—Dim Jenny Ku/Impg,
De. Blim LLTgort
First TOIIOT-3fr.Ede.
Second Tenor—Mr. Walter Exch..
First Baritone—Mr. B. C. Otinpbell
Second Bariteine—Mr. Vlnr. Snooks
Pass—Mr. Edwaad Eeguln
The Omen Chorea amidst., of One hetetred'etteeteo,
elegem, with a corps of accomplished• amsVar"te.itilt4
tears.
Tho Cratos to Chore', Suchadhs members cf 'Santee
and Haydn Society, of the E.,Tratottia Eoefatt, and o r
Cloven GI err= choral goeiotieg of thin dep. ale 4f the.
Mogan Slatulecal Ualoc, of RCadlug, forming a;r.rietrre
gate of Loony hundreds of no!ces.
The orchestra and rntlitary hand for operas, ^,ard islft
other divinione of the 'Festival. are rompoeed of pintoes'-
nye of the most diatingaiehed iastrameataltsta of :JAW,
dabble and nee Yet..k.
In the dramt.tie depart licnt of th Annus is a Caney
de Ballot, and other zuletaute, numbering one hutut Rs
and fifty.
The really for r.prPeentattou .17. 3
THE I3OLIEMtAN 01113.1."
Dy
MAIIITANA,
NOTRE DAME 01? PARIS,
By Wx.r.
The firxt Or Rt, en.
'TECE C REATION;:
stn Widnesday Evening, the 4 ih• al Nay,
WILL 1351 P:-.P.SErsTrED,
FOR II FIRST TIMM.;
NOIRE DARE OF Plt
A Oland : Opera. to four ads. The eubieet fro:a Victor
liinao's great romance of the same title .
The principal parts by 3le.A.Labary3 BORGE - 7.113D. and:
E/4117011, grid News. CASTLE. 01111 3 .213f.L. kitg.
OLIN, and 6NAATS.
Conductor. Mr. THOMAS.
The Orchestra, Chortle. Come do Ballet. and Auxiii
arlee ae above enumerated.
The Elmira A In"libtMeote ittei . ..llela:borataly Illustrative
of Praia in the LI fteenth centary, the period of the drama.
end are o, vied from photoaraphe of huildttme and hist°.
ticel plc! arcs. 7.110 Scenery by Mesaro. Ra. 0611 Smith.
Richard Smith. Hawthorne. Grain. Hellge, and•
troller. The Rem ere and Armorial Inedgnia by the
!steam's. William, Olathe. and Otto If elrwelder, fresco
stage. of tine ctty. The Arme and Armor by Meagre.
be.cey and Leh:duster. 'The Eccentric Properties by
Mr. Saunders , cf New York. Contameo Mr.,. Cora
oflldladelphia. end Kr, E. W. Without% of yew
York.
Soroph Br%oaten, organ builder, has kindly
lear.ed and erected a church organ on tho stage of the
academy; abd a oeal of folbutized chuteh bens. trona
the bell Seemly:co of Men3rs. Nayl,:r do company,
11,re atiee been loaned te give due etlsot to the sconen
connected with the Cathedral of rietre Dame. Thu
eemnkttee, with at time° resources. aro warranted.
in promising performances unapprotched on any Ame
rican stage. is verisimilitude. and In the muniLeoaco
mad completenees of every Mageel and scetas de
partmOtit.
A subscription shoot for SIX OPERA arGILTS.-the
Performances to be on Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fri
d nor two eve.ks—Netti be opened at the Academy on
Prldsy morning, the I.Erh last., at 9 o'clock, and will he
open daily from 9 to 9.
SODSCRIXTIONS POR THE SERIES OF SIX OPERAS.
3IOHr DOLLARS.
Which will secure a reserved seat in the Parquet. Par
pl.t Circle, and Balcony.
ETlMP.ierross FOR THE SERIFS, WITH RR-
Erit'VED k.:ZAT6 IN FAMILY Chi.C.LS, FOUR. DOL
LARS AND A HALF.
No admissions for single nights will be disposed o
until the Eubstriptiou sheet is fall, and enbscrioers slue
hays selected their tee.ts.
Tickets for the grst Oratorio. on THURSDAY. the Rh
of May, at one dollar, with twenty•fivo cants for re
served seats, will he for sale en Monday next.
Vie programmes ei Concerts will be the subject of
fatme announcements.
CONCERT rrALL- GRAND CON
CERT. (qhs,int street, above Twelfth.)
S' (WO Halal PTA'S
SECOND POtil rIVELY LAST .
OR s ft D CONCINT,
TWIT sTUR DAY ) April 30,
By the tmprccedetted array of Artists,
7 IS2 El REIS.
SIG. BRIGNOLI.
SIG. DR A G
MR. J. PATTISON.
111. H, HOLLENHAMIR..
Conductor SIG. I: 13132j0.
PROGRAMME.
1, Fantasia for tits Violos cello •• . • Mr. H. Mollnnhaner.
2. lioninnzs, (Maria di Buinnz) 21g. i/ragone„
3 ustativa. (Lucia it Lammermoor) 31188 Barris.
4. Dueet, (Martha.) Brignoli and praaone.
5 FA rapsla for Piano j N. rattigtan_
Ikmarza., (Ve.ukt Brianoß.
A Etude
7. 33 Sunrise Mt ,Antki Caertee. a• rattia°ll .
B. Snatch song. " Oon;inz thro' the Rye."..lffss
9. Solo Vielcncelle. • kounds from
the Alps ter. , Ur. 11 3follanhaner.
10, Dnett, (Z en PaPtTlalP).. 8188 Hann. Sic Brignoli.
11. Fa Btedi 5,4 dr Eusto) by recitalist J N. Pattisea.
11. Torre% (Atilia) 311188 Barris. Sign. Ringaoll. and
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR BICH Dragons.
SEATS MAY BE SECURED WIPEOUT EXTRA,
CHARGE at Pugh's Book Stara, corner of Chestnut and
Sixth streets, and at Leyr , sidt'a Book Store, 1813 Chest
nut street. It
•
F OYER -AO ADE.MY OF IVEMIO.
kTrIRDAY. APRIL 30. 1803.
CAL WOLF/WELD'S
CLASSICAL. MATIMIS.
at 123; o'clock.
PROGRAMME.
Sonata, op. 105. Plano and Violin Schumann._
Wolfeohn and 'Thomas.
Aria, from Don Giovanni.. L
Theodora Mabelman.
PIANO SOLO.
Wolfeohn.
Wolfeohn.
O. Sharp Minor,
Chopin.
Carl Wolfshou.
Violin Solo. Pantalets de Concert Vienatempe.
as.
Das Mitdchen am Feaster Theodore Thom
Fem.
Theakere Fiabelman.
Trio, op. 19, Piano, Violin. and Violoncello,
sohuhart.,
• Wolhohn, Thomas, and A.hrend.
(a) 711mm' (trio.)
Ib) Slumber Song
(c) Polonaise
TICXBVS, ONa DOLLAR.:
Doors open at 12 o'clock.
SPECIAL NOTIOE.--rnlisorlbeus. to the Classical Goa
certa are re@Deatfully informed of the shante
liotin(e. which wee rendered. necessary by the pre
occupation of the Academy of Music ttP27-4t
rjANE-STREET GIRLS' GRAS MAR.
SCHOOL enIYIFFIT. at tha ACADEMY OF MOW.
AFTBstriOON. at 3 o'clock. Doors openAt
2 ificiatc vac, be hne. Ole doOY, 0P23-3t*
A SS.EMBLY BUILDING,
CORNSR TRNTH AND OTIESDNUT.
WOOPROFFE'S OLD ORIGINAL.
- BORENIAN TiIOUPE
DP
GLASS BLOWERS,
With their celebrate d Ola.B Steam Engine. "Monito.r."
will !holly appear as above
apliS-Etv • E. M. GARDINER. Agent.
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SEOTION.-GRAND VG-
A- CAL AID INSTRTMEEITAL CONOEVr. for iLe
benefit of the SCHOOL ruff D of the 0 RbAT CENTRA4
e'AIR. VIII b.. given at Handal and Haydn Hall, H
comer of HIGH i' PI and SPRING GARDEN Streets. on
'MONDAY 8V14.1111,i0-. MAY 2. Mt AT S O'CLOCK.
KIES JOSP.PHINE O co SPUTA,.
end several Amato:ire will ansdrt on the occasion.
BALIHMANit.
rill preside at tho Piano Porte.
Tickets may be procured at - tho enlceor Charles Bit.
Warner. No. 941 North SIXTH- Street ; H. H. Davie,
10.3 G 'ACES Street, and at the door on. the evening of the
Concert. ap.27 St*
TERESA. CARRENO, BY lIN.T.VER
FAL desire. takes pp -mute in annoono'lly a TII[RD
and FAREWELL CO:tiCr:RT. at MUSICAL FOX@
HALL. cn SATURDAY EVENING. April SOUL when
she will be Wad fir the. following elletburniebed talents
zd 2 dom. ANNIE Prima Pnna soprano; Mr.
I*.k EL CY. Tenor, who will z ender, necordsmee:crith.
.titrae - ono reonei.to. tito areat arias. num "Faust "and
and
"Eily Navoorneen." Mr. DRATAR.. Baritone ; and.
M. F. I. IitITTLE?, Pian!st
Tickets 50 cents. Roserced 'sate 25 cents extra. TO ,
be bed at J H GOULD'S Murde Store. corner EI:TENTH
and CatiETMIT Streets. aro.%
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GEEMANIA ORCHESTRA. - LAST
CONCERT OF THE SELEON—For the benefit of that
Great Sonitari Fair
Pll ameRsuRABSt.L,SNBXT SA.TTTEDAY. at 3 o'clock
P. M.. at the MUSICAL FUND Edith. atagle tickets
2.5 Caßig Pailitairast of aim tiattato. *1 Ta he had at
ANDRE'S:IIO4k CU SVC)* VP Street. J. E.. GoULD'S.
tAIVEDITH and CHR*TNITT. End at the Nall door. an 29
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DL. CARPENTER'S
• GRAND PROVENADH AND FULL DRESEISOBIZIL
litilEICA I, FEND HALL.
TUESDAY hY.ESING. Nay 17th, 1661.
Tickets Cl a d m ittimta Gentleman am Two Ladies.
TBRBCBIPTS TO sr. GIVEN VON. THIS DRIDIFIT ON
THE GRBAT NANITART Fa&
In aid of our Nage eeldiers. It is to ha hoped,that all
Mende and. former patrons will take an earnest interest
in aiding D L. Carpenter in ILiVIDIZ a substantial benefit
Tiokets Cairo
now readr• and can 130 had or Itanagarioog
of Er. Carpenter, 635 Alen street.
Prof. Birgfela and O rchestra are engaged. apleato
NOW OPE N-THE FORTY-FIRST
ANNUAL EXHIBIT/ON OP PAINTINGS wiD
&MIXTURE. et the P:INNSVLVAISHO. ACablittW OW
THE P'PB ARTS. CHESTNUT Street. above Tenth.
Open from 9 A. H. till 7 P. M., and from S Mlle In the
evening
ELEVENTH -ST. OPERA HUM.
TEE FAMILY EMMET. "
CARNOROSS affD BIXBY'S MINS
. THE OBEAT STAB TROUP'S OP THEWIN
thalx
SELECT ETHIOPIAN GOMM . •
Splendid Sittaitig. Beautiful Datelua. Lattat.teAta Sas
ieere,__Plautation Saimaa, am, 4 13 , ito7
'BT I I TALENTED Amen"
EVERT EVENING MS wsrat
Tlck#426 amt. Deere !pen at 7 o'clock—
1F427-3m .7. L. CIABBOROSS. Bue.,neee Kamm.
moweItIENTS AND GRAV - Fr
Ml
STOMit. - 1 , lease 11 , 550A:cant of Grave. Stonee6 - 01
verlons dealaaa. made of the :Meet Italian and American
Mail:dee. constantly on 1. - A nd at the Marble Works of
ADAM STBINMETZ. D T ,DCti ATskae. below Eleven*
street. PhUadorlatia• sole Ste If
By W. V. wallas.