:hs OIHLB- THE ex
gy, <fte JSOUtn vf the evening Bulletin: 1 Have
iJt toiehed reading tie memorial of the Princl
ials of the Girls’ Grammar Schools in reierence
to the late examination for candidates. Being a
recent graduate, I am prepared :tj say, afier a
ifintercourse of three years with the teichers
Z f t h o «*High School,” that they are impartial, m
conduct— just in their teachings. l Tiie Graduate
Class entertain for them tbe highest respect, and
shall always remember them with feelings of
tender regard. The candidates, it is true, have
been put to a severe test; but in this life no great
end is attained without personal tacriflce,
although the young ladies have labored, our
teachers have labored 'with them.. with
the candidate . the examination is me
worlf of one'time, with the examiners it is a
monotonous repetition; yet patience forms one of
the leading features in their, demeanor toward the
pupils. The teachers have much to contend with
in these examinations, yet no’murmur of complaint
is heard from them, for faithfulness in, the .dis
charge of duty is the characteristic that distin
guishes them, as impartial investigation will
show.
It has been said that the teachers of the “High
School” have a motive in rendering these exami
nations difficult. It is true, tney have a motive—
a high one; it is the bringing of their school to that
high standard which but few schools attain. This
is the object to which they devote time and atten
tion, yet their efforts, instead of being appreciated
And encouraged, are misunderstood and maligned*
An unbiased decision must result in pronouncing
the Principal of the ‘ ‘High School’ * a gentleman,
whose character is only equaled by his mental
abilities. Both he and the ladies associated with
bim grace the position they occupy, and add new
lustre to the profession they have chosen.
A Mbmbeb of the JLast G-uapijating On&ss.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
Wharf at g-seeen stret,
FOR SALE.
THE LEHIGH COAL AND NAVIGATION
COMPANY
Offer for sale on
ACCOMMODATING TERMS
THE IB WHARF PROPERTY
ON THE DELAWARE FRONT AT GREEN
STREET)
now in the occupancy of
JAMES S. WATSON.
A PLA=N OF THE
PROPERTY
may be seen at the
COMPANY’S OFFICE,
No. 123 South
SECOND
Street.
TO BENT-HOUSE AND FURNITURE,
i'-ii with all tile modern improvements and
pleasantly located. Address, A. 8.5., Bclletix
Office. . mhs-at#
FOR SALE OR.TO RENT—A HOUSE in
mOEBMANTOWN, sitnated in Harvey street,
first residence above Plank road, lower side; will
be sold on easy terms. Apply on tbe Premises. *
MFOR SALE -Four-story BUILDING-,
Pear street, below Third; suitable for Print
ring Office or Book Bindery. Apply to ROBERT
GRAFFEN, No. 537 PINE Street. mhs-3t6
■#j3 FOR SALE—A tnree-story DWELLING.
Ira No. 317 JUNIPER street, and Two Single
Bricks on tbe rear, Butler’s avenue. Addlv to
ROBERT GRAFFEN, No. 537 Pine street.
®FOR SALE—Nine Brick HOUSES, front
ing on Catharine street and Concord street;
two on Catharine and three on Concord; rent for
SBlO. Apply to ROBERT GRAFFEN, No. 537
PINE Street. : mhs-3t»
M WANTED—A two or three-story HOUSE
by April, with, moderate conveniences, west
of Fourth and north of Chestnut street. Kent not
to exceed $4OO. Address statin? rent, location
Ac. t BOX 2373 Post Office. - mhs-3t# *
SUMMER STBEET BESI
DENOE FOE SALE, with large side and
No. 1615. Inquire of J. M. G-UM
ELEYIfc SONS, 508 Walnut street. Maybe exam
ined daily from 11 to l o' clock. It*
®AEGH STEEET, No. sis—ls three, storied
with extensive four story double back bnild
" feet by HI deep, location well
adapted for extensive business purposes. For
?"« b y A- & J- H. MOEEIS, 916 Arch
street - - mhs-3t#
M HANDSOME SMALL PLAGE, of 29
Acres, «ne mile from JENKENTOWN, with
stone cottage, five chambers, three attics, bath
room, water-closet, stable, tenant house, seven
acres woodland, garden; ice-house, now filled, and
usual out-houses, nearest depot, Shoemakertown.
Possession. For sate by A. P. &J. H.
MOEEIS, 916 Arch street. mhs-3t*
m CHESTNUT STEEET PEOPEETY FOE
SALE.—A valuable messuage and lot of
™ -?<?North si<ie of Chestnut street, 21
feet east of Eighth street, 41 feet front by 171 fee:
deep, to Jayne street. Terms accommodatin'*-
Apply to **
Cit Cnr A< R CARTER A CO.,
mrs -ct* . S. W. corner Ninthand Filbert Sts.
oh estnut
“ SALE—A Terr desirable
oYi°r*>f on^ lce street; also, a very pleasant House
niuS al » 0 ’ a handsome House on Snm
containm £ modem conveniences.
+hi S SIJ W 0 acrea °f Sronnd near the Summit. All
H«ifJS,dt pr S >ertle3 witim three minutes, waiter
STBVth' J eTms ea£ y- OHABHES C. EOVG.
stieTt H ’ Conveyancer, 125 South SEVENTH
• mhs-3trp*
■fey*! FOR SALE—TO CLOSE AN VSTatp
S 2 f S MNE?^ IN^ S STOKES^ m
2?“, t 5 DINE street, front 1 J v feet, SO feet dee n
Unto .tot a sa,Wfl. Storr IJwellinS °P enin S on
c™» ,h J ee ' 3tor7 DWELLING, No 217 PINE
two-story back buildings, 21
252* SO deep -With opening on Union sUe*
I'ipLa^t 7 10 EOBERT OHAFFEH^o.
mno-3^
HBHlSpi
Dauphin. ft tt he corner Fr °nt and
mh.s-13:*'
BOARDING.
SREO°O°™ R E 0 ° 0 °™
■mth Boarding, at 1533 CHESTNUT Jr
iiiso one single room. mh±-3t*
or country seat -iT! °-n 1 ? r Boarders. fL farm house
preferred 7 Fori nlaei™"* or Chester county
«°ns a liberal boird f“ rac *
J. 8., BoxSSSlPhiladaT'M P^-wtf^*
BOABu WANTED One or
good size ane one small Boom on the samn
Mar ; ied Bady, Nurse and Child, p”!
Z.o^*? m . Uy P referred - Between Tenth and Eit;h-
MATVFVa t? and Sp Z“ oe “ d Vine. Address
-OIADENA, Bulletin Office. fe29-m,
KESIDENOEi'iraTWAST
-5f BOARnFR'? aS «, een 1 op D ened for tue reception
ivi.i.u U ' a i tI,ER S- Single Booms and Suites and
grthand wittont private table. feinJm*
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON FLEAS FOR
, jTHE city AND COUNTY OF PHIEaDEU^
■\VISTAR matler 0f the Estate 01 BICHARD H.
seme A and U a r rt a ???l nte i I hy««> Court to audit,
JOHN M'INTYi?I?^ flrst and final account of
■will meet the uawi« - .T- > Trustee and Assignee,
his appointment on -WT?T?wI.oJ? r the Parposes of
18M, at 4 O’ cIock.“WEDNESDAY, March l(!th,
Law DepiTtment," NoeVo his office, (Room 3)
the city of SouUl FIFTH street, in
mhS.s,tu,thstM EGBEET K. NICHOLS,
r "■ ‘ Auditor.
lj Estate of SAI,ruELPLEA l '4a 1 -v^ N TO THE
makepayinenl, and guested “
the same to present them tc> ' EE claims against
Mhs.tnst* PWAßDp LEASAdmln’r,
street.
fib SKjppsSK’aa’ffsg!
* CO. > s
habmoniomsakd o^,^:
ERNEST GABLE&r - Wlsf<l ' EOOJ a
****£&.■. o e;£bi&t s^dpt»» to
yi-iffiPffl.tt l Philadelphia. SFEUIAJtSpw!
“ *° r ‘ “* ~«2
atom* for oclS-Jmijj
SSEMJBEY BUIEUINCJS, TENTH aod
CHESTNUT streets.
WEDNESDAY; MARCH 9,
' AT BIGHT, 3*. M.
LECTURE OUT THE. HAND,
gKgsf
me °mce. . mM-f-s-w-31*
AMKRIOaN AOADKM.Y Of 1 m usic,
MR. J. E. MURDOCH’S
in behalf of tf?° OKDEEiU,IIfa
NEEDY FAMILIES OF SOLDIERS,
Under the supervision of the members of the Spe
cial Belief Committee of the Women’s Pennsyl
vania Branch of the
■ "U. S. SANITARY COMMISSION,
MONDAY EVENING, March 7th, 1861.
Subject—PBOVIDEN OE AND DOVE OF
OOIiNTBY, including a Poem, entitled
GETTYSBURG,
By James De Haes Janvier, author of “The
Sleeping Sentinel.**
Tickets, 25 cents; Reserved Seats, 50 cents may
now be obtained, the south side and centre at the
Academy—the north side at Ashmead & Evans’s
724 Chestnut street. *
Poors open at 7#? Reading to commence at 8
0 clock - mh4-3t
M
USX CAL FUND Hat.T7T~ ——-
MASTER I. BICE,
.. „(Pnpilof CarlWolfsolm,)
Respectfully Informs his friends and the public in
vnn . T «
VOCAL ANh INSTRUMENTAL OONfTFRT
ON WEDNESDAY EVENINO, Ma?ch 9? T ’
AT TKB
MUSICAL FUND HALL,
assisted by thefollowinu prominent artists of this
city: Mrs. HENRIETTE BEHRENS,
Mr. CARL WOLFSOHN,
Prof JULES EOLSTEf I f:. T ™:.ZS
Ttckete, 50, cents. To be bad at tbe Music Stores
of J. E. Gould and G. Andre & Co., and on the
evening at tbe door. Doors open at 7o’ clock. Con
cert to commence at 8 o'clock. mhs 3ts
GKSK£>°SiSSE": THEi S£„,
a,, 01 *™™ sMeas--”"* 5 "
GLOKIOUS
OP
THE COLLEEN BiWN
EUv n- r™^ E COLLEEN BAWN.
™ne°f!hmp i.-Mlsa Sophy Glmber
Father Tom .'.7.7.\7.!! '.Mr HaS-y 'pf^on
ON MONDAY, March 7th,
in CUy '
. . . . „ PtJBE GOLD.
J? ref ?. Glr ? le “d Parquet, 50c; Or.
SifhSll ,s< ? Circle, 25c. Seats secured
■without extra charge. Doors open at 7 o’clock:
commence at quarter of 8. p ciociq
s new arch street
ARCH street, abore Sixth.
NIOHT OF MRS. JOHN DREW
TIUS (Saturday) EVENING, March 5,1601,
-tk „ T HE MAOIO marriaoe.
i^n^, 1 !^ 10 . 11883 de Volterra.... Mrs. John Drew
The Cheralier Monie Cellini....'.'.'ilr. Bar to nHIU
Sienor Halfredi XMTarifflthe
To conclude with the drama of
Bn..ri.u, THl: WILLOW COPSE.
Rote Fielding Mrs. Jo u n orew
Pncet as usual.
Curtain rises at 7% o’clock.
w
AUN UI STBBET THEATRE.
i ***“?-• Mr*. M. A. OA&SETTSOH
THREE GLORIOUS PIECES
T'hl l^i; Sa \? rda ? ) ,EVENING, Marchs, ISM,
dutiful &nd rersatile actress Miss
Misg ETTIE HENDERSON, in .lx "ffrre “
orvA-THT r-T*^ gi u^ 1 * he °«lrish drama
thMATOtJRNEEN. After which
pt'mSwiS' .w . play, entitled THE STRATA
snstain.?,? HU “ EttiB Henderson
t V tUff e™n* characters. To conclude
v, ith, lor the first time In four Tears, the drama of
' THE OOEAN OillLD.
A?n?e r GratoS.’ RL ‘ TU,On; Mary Hel “- ““
Box office open from 9 till 3. Certain rises atT=<.
mebiqak academy of music.
GKAI?D GYMNASTIC EXHIBITION
£T THE
PUPILS OF HILLEBRAND A LEWIS’S
GYMNASIUM,
TUESDAY EVENING, March 8, at7# o'clock.
1 b Pi'ogramme ot General Gymnastics by
1 Children of both sexes-Music by the Oiohestra
1 Acrobatics—Fencing— Sparring—Drilling, Ac.
Tickets, 2o cents; reserved seats, 50 cents. Can
be had at the Gymnasium, corner Ninth and Arch-
J ; U-Coaid’s, Seventh and Chestnut, and at
the Academy of Music, corner 01 Broad and Lo-
CU£l ~ mti4-4t}
HALL. —GOTTSCHALK—
MAX STRAKOSCH respectfully inlorms the
public that
, mi. M. GOTTSCHALK
for Europe in Pti ac!el P llia ' P r i°r to his departure
FAREWELL CONCERTS,
On MONDAY and TUESDAY' EVENINGS,
Donna ““ Breßte “ UTiag Pnma
Tho MADAME ELENA D’ANGRI,
The young and highly talented Violinist,
_ SIGNOR CARLO PATTL
HR. SIMON HASSLER, Viola, and CHAS
. M. SOHMITZ, Violincello,
Will assist Mr. Gottscliallr.
Musical Director and Condnctor. ..S. BEHRENS
Admission, 50 cents. Reserved Seats, 50 cents
Seats may be secured for either of the two Con
certs at J. E. Gould’s Mnsic Store, corner of
Seventh and Chestnut, commencing Friday morn
ing, March 4th, at 9 A.M. rmh2-6tS
* Doors open at 7jy: Concert to commence at 8.
THE OiIEAT PICTURE,
AT CONCEPT HALE LECTURE ROOST,
For a Short Season, commencing
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23, lsk,
•t,'JvJ?l. co . wllliams ’ s Celebrated .
Tll ,„ ?A? GRA ? tA OV THE BIBLE,
of' theS' oB . l com P ,Bte and finished Painting
ovlr the C m^“ eB *“ ““ WSrld ’ com P™ing
or IheaSuiTM 1 ?!? THEIL BINa SCENES
tory,foS^ls? oe«wnd 0 e«w nd y &l5 of Biblical His
tioisorihea-e Eether oce of the finest exhibi.
A°dSfes EVENING o’clock.
Saturday
for Children, 15 cents.
Eleventh street opera house.
< ‘THE FAMILY RESORT. ’ ’
OARNOROSS AND DIXEY’S MINSTRELS.
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE 0l tile WORLD,
ln their 1
‘..-gg.BKg'si...
EVERY EVENING THIS WeIW
Tickets* 25 cents. Doors open at 7o’ clock *
felB> 3ms J. L. CARNOROSS, Business Manager.
KMPLE OF 'WONDERS, ASS EMRT.-V
BUILDING, TENTH and CHESTNUT I
LAST WEEK.
MAGICAL and philosophical experi-
MENTS-Great Powers of Ventriloquism and
the LEARNED CANARY BIRDS.
Signor BLITZ -will appear in his popnlar enter
tainments erery e-vening, commencing at 7jr
o clock, and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
at 3. Admission 25 cents. Children 15 cents. fe22
AIXJA ORCHESTRA.— Publie Rehear
sals eTfiry Saturday at 3 u o’ clock, p m m
MUSICAL FUNDiIAuE. tickets,3s
F c^nf eS r4? X six aetata, SI. To be bad at
Andxb s, 1104 Chestnut street: J. E. Oonld.
Serenth and Chestnut, and at the hall door, ooia
PENN SYLYANi i'V ACADEMY of ths
FINE ARTS, a
_ 1925 CHESTNUT STHEET.
«£*■£? d ?s y (Sundays excepted) from 9A. KL till
Childresshalf-price.
AUCTION SALES.
M THOMAS & SONS, AUCTIONEERS.
JcKff^Ahm 9 a su>\ 4 t ®S, util Fourth street.
" I,jOES AND REAU^ESTATE— TUESDAI
Pamphlet catalogues now ready, eon tain
full descriptions of all the property to be solcUm
T^ eS( -l‘ : 'y next, sth inst, with a list of sales lsth
* 9th . I ? arc ] l ’ comprising a large amount
n?r>JS? at vanety ot yuluable property, by order
of Orphans’ Court, Executors and others. ,
o-Bup® &
STECK’S^PIANO,
- > 2j per cent, less than elsewhere.
.... w _ SOHERZER,
““P} 134 N. Fourth, ah. (JaUgwttill
™ BTB SING ! PHIHW!I,PH», SATCRDAT. MARCH K lgw ,
ORPHANS’ COURT PEREMPTORY’
Kdjid SALE—Estate of GEORGE ESHER, de
ceased, —THOMAS A SONS.\Auctioneers.—Ex-'
tra valnable-RKAL ESTATE, Slst Ward. FIVE:
LOTS, RIDGE road, aboutxqaeztoe. nearly oppo- :
site the property sold 27th OctMsag, IS6I Pursuant ■
to an order of the Orphans' Court fur the City and.
County of Philadelphia, will Be ssld at Public
Sale, viithcui reserve, on TUESDAY, March 29th,
1864, at 12 o’clock, Noon, at the PHILADEL
PHIA EXCHANGE, the following described
property, late of George Esher, deceased, viz:
No. I—OVER SIX ACRES, BRICK OLAY ON
THIS LOT —All that lot ot ground, in the 21st
Ward ot the City 01 Philadelphia, beginning at a
point In the southwest sideol the Ridge road, at
the distance of 60 16-190 perches northwestward
from the northwest side of Mifflin lane; thence N
36 deg. 59 min. west (along said Ridge road)',
6 44-100 perches to an angle or bend in the said
Bidgeroad: thence extending further along said
road N, 27 deg. 5 min. west 13 48-100 nerches to
ground of Robert Pollo.ek; ihenco by said ground
S. 59deg. 32 min. west 48’52-109 psJches tla cor- '
«« thence still by tile said Pollock's ground S
34 deg. 37 min. east 24 27-100 perches to anoint in
the line of lot,No, 2 next- described; thence N. 53
deg. 1 min. E. 47 6-100 perches to the place of be
ginning; containing 6 acres 61 6-10 peS to 1
2.—-5 ACRES BRICK CI4A.Y ON THIS
—All that lot of ground in the Twentv-flrst
Yard, of the city of Philadelphia, beginning at a
point in the S. W: side ofthe T-10
perches northwestward from the N. "W. side of
Mifflin lane, thence along said road N. 36 deg 59
? 5 W» to a lot No"i, thea& I
?ot d N?,*. 1 we st 47 6-100 perches to a corner of
t X * the ? ce b y lfi nd of R. Pollock S. 51 deg.
i^rt n Af Perches to a corner, thmeeby
land of—S.J9 deg.t*3 min., east 1435-100 nerches
to a corner of lot No. 3, thence by lot No 3 N
deg. 1 min., east 0-2 89 100 perches to the place of
beginning, containing 5 Acres. See Plan
■ No 3—FIVE AOK.ES AND BUILDINGS _
All that lot of ground, with the buildings and im
provements thereon'erected, in the 21st Ward .5?.
o/Philadclnhia, beginning at a point in thews’ W 7
feSSKS,
Me.
5-2 89 190 perches to land ot Henry Root-
said land S. 39 deg. 23 mm , west 15 £ , b Z
perches to a corner of lot No. 4; thence N 53 de^
gtonink; e “nSimnrs Scms." s£ e Pton® 1 * 06 ° r be ‘
2ist O wtVdsSt|^FphimdHpmi at i o ginnfnTa^
pis sr s w w i,rK“T °sy la
lane; thence along said Ridge Road N 36 dee so
mtm, westlSil-tco perches to a confer o? lot No
3, thence S. 53 deg. l min., west 52 25-100 perches
30 of Henr y Root; thence by said ground I
3. deg. 23min.. east 15 42-luy perches to No s' I
thence by said lot N. 63 deg. 1 min., east si 6 -to
acms &e P^n P - e ° f begmalng: containing 5
No. 5. ABOUTS ACRES. All that lotofground
Twenty.first.Ward, City of'Philadelphia, begin- I
ntng at the intersection of the southwest siaf of
Ridge road, and thenorthwestside of Mifflin lane
thence along the said Ridge road corth V’ de? ™
nun., west*J 7-100 perches to an angle inlho Rid™
rtad; thence still along said road north 36 de-. fa
mm., west 5 4-10 perches to a corner of lot -
thence by said lot*south 53 deg. i mto.? westsfe-io
perches to ground of H. Root; thence by sito
pound south 39 deg. 23 min., cast iq 35. too perches
‘°} b ° northwest line of MUUin lane;
said lane north 50 deg. 61 min , east 51 so-ltio I
perches to the place of beginning: containing 1
Acres and 1511-lOperches. See Plan. 4
Teinii—One-balitbe purchase money may re- I
main secured by bond and mortgage oa the pro
perty, in the usual manner—balance cash- or the
purchTers. bßP!lidiU c ““’ attha °P Uo:I of the
Bvthe Court,
’Waj.IAM C. STEVENSON, Clerk O. C.
tn—Ceto Administrator.
seStle of the whole estate Absolute, wicbou* I
Court S - rrTe 01 lbni ’- aUcm 'Whatever, by order of
KEYIVAL
SlMl-to be paid on each Lotat the time of sale
tlMKooms o£rapM ° PlaU m!ly bad at the Atic-
lr . til- THOMAS a SONS, Anctioneers,
mbs, 15.20 139 and 111 South Fourth stree
EXECUTORS' SALE ESTATE 771-
iSjMAS^SnN?^?^^ SB " deceased.
1 ifUMAS & SONS, Auctioneers. Three la-g,>
and valuable LOTS OF GROUND, Twenty-firei
and Twettv-thlrd Wards,' GERMANTOWN
Road and NICETOWN Lane, Puleskey Street
Luaem Street and Barr Street, Ac. On TUES
DAV March 25th, 1864, at 12 o clock, Nooo, wdl
a i; he PHILADELPHIA
J '°' J following described
valuable unimproved Real Estate, alvut u n ,
aiUi fnm Txr.t S-.rtet, City of PhiUd-lpkia, In a
rapidly improving neighborhood, within easy ac
cess ol the more central portions of the Cirv bv
railroad and turnpike, as lollows : 0y
a LO £U Vi;R SIX ACRES.-All that lot, Ac ,
described according to a survey recently made bv
Jae. Kelly, as follows: commencing at a point on
the north side of Nicetown lane and the west side
of the Germantown R. 8., at the intersection or
the same, and ex-ending along theeaid Nicetown
tbeX ; side thereof. S. 67 deg 30 min.,
W. 06, fet t 1912. inches; thence N. 20 deg. 40 min
V . 516 feet 6 inches to the Reading Railroad
thence along the south side of the said railroad N’!
oOdeg. 36 min. 11 sec., E. 670 feet S’, inches to
the point of Intersection ot the said Beading Rail
road with the Germantown Railroad; thence alon
the west side of the last named railroad S 54 min*
20 sec., E. as feet inch to the place of oeginnine
—containing about six acres, 14 01- U«:> perches °
No. 2. CLAY LOT. ABOUT II ACRES.' Ail
that lets £cc., described aecorttenp to a recent sur
vey bt dames ICeily, as follows;—Commencing u
a point on the south side of Nicetown Lane and'
east tide of Puleskey street, (known, ns the Plank
road.) at the intersection ot the same: thence alone
the sonth side of Nicetown lone 172 feet !0 inches?
to its intersection with Lusserne street: thence alone
the north side of said Lnxerne street 480 feet 9
inches: thence southeast 34- feet 4 V incites; thence
feet; thence northwest 227 feet-thence
Eouthwesr 136 feet 52: inches to a point on the east
side of Pnleskey stteet, and thence along sanlPu.
leskey s-.leei 435 feet ia, inches to the place of be
ginning-containing about 10 acresf 135 o.ioo '
perches. . - lw
Note.—This lot is corf red bra strati of brick
and potter’s clay of several feec in denth
No. 3.-LOT AND BUILDING ill ihat lot of
gronnd with tbe frame building thereon ere-md
eituate in the Twenty-third Ward of the city of
on the easterly side of GERMAN
TOWN avenue or turnpike road, and north side
of Bar street; thence extending north atone s-id
turnpike 40 feet, and extending, in depth “of
that width easterly 230 feet, mare or less to Nice
street. '
WILLIAM A. HUFFNER, ) „ ~
ANTHONY S BUFFNER, \ Ex l °rs.
J 3. THOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers,
rah 5,13,26 139 and Hi South Fourth et.
RESPECTABLE LADY, a mem
ber of church, would like a pleasant home in
a genteel family, where she would make herself
vTiT , ri I T I J«-£ q,livalent for her board. Address
JULIA LINE, Philadelphia Post Office. it#
WANTED -SW) LABORERS and TRACIC
,„^P N > work on 1116 Military Railroads cf
-K e ’ i® dollar aßd a BalfaEd rations per
Sbfv J-?b« spor , taU v 0n toUle wort, and, if honor-
S^E. 6 corner of Eleventh's?. and Qirardav^’or
S. W. corner Fifth andHvShfng^nSs
GEO. MATLAOK,
Agent TJ. S. M. R. R,
feia-am^
mho-3t*
w
ing small children.with the-use of her r>ian£
be an equivalent lor the same. AdlreV s n’s° nld
for 3 days, Office of the But-urm- mhj p , h * n ’
WANTED, A GENXCKMaN oTTat
to teach Infantry Tactics aid Arm^4 iEU
lauons as an Assistant Tnstrnctor in a &
school. -An officer who has seen aillt “y
thorooKhiy posted in Casey’s ; . U,d
preferred. Apply, in person, orbfletter T,? C ," CS
Ing testimonials, to JOHN H * T « C J. OS '
NUT street" 166 MllitiU " y Sotlool > No.
—< mh2-Cts
WANTED, A
quick, ready -writer and a good,™. K—i
graduate of the kigh School, one wh„ ma s> :l
standß phonography preferred. AdrtwL md ? r ,'
reference, Box 3714 Post Office Aitoiess, with
mh-j.r.t.
AKGE FIKsT CLASS EMptTUVt;
HOUSE—always a good sSt£ OYfIIE NT
civil WOMEN andGIR L Vfor |w\“ n “ a P :lbls >
Hotels, and every branch of u4fnii!J Eerva nts,
all. 735 SANSOM street. Conduc?eStt’ 0 suit
can Ladies. u “ C! e 4 by Ameri-
— featt-tit*
jg| WANTED, A r-
EaL tlemanand liis wife, without chiM™ — A . Ben '
rent, for the summer, a FUKNISHEn nn»',« ih to
RESIDENCE near PhiladelphhTfSv ° U NTRY
going abroad, -wishing to leave hia ££ entleman
good hands, and receive for it a libai-Ti2? G , rty ia
mbs. in»
M” WANTED—A FURNISHeTTw^—r—
GERMANTOWN lor the St!mS2. Uo]E at
ores* E,B°xNo. SO, Post Ad *
eituation, &c. - 1 stating size,
—m——. mh2-6t*
mentor their nm*rvai]Ari ; PTAWno^^^Assort*
Mil at tie "W-A t££
Gltb tu a call before purchasing eu*sS?* ai,n ** >
buyer»I aa,laotloa
VUNDT' s,
WAN'i'a.
NEW MOURNING STORE.
■■■■ JUST RECEIVED, “
NEW GOODS
SPRING TRADE,
Canton Cloths. ’ Baieae Sh.^ 1 , 5 ’
Turin Cloths,.'.
Together with a large assortment of l6Bl
SECOND MOURNING GOODS.
” ALSO,.
SUMMgkTffiat 4 ° f BLACK “GHT
LOW PRICES.
w M & A. MYERS & CO.,
fe27sAwlm 923 CHESTNUT Street. '
A CASE OF DYSPEPSIA OF SIX-
TEEN YEARS’ STANDING CURED BY
ONE BOX OF. T. M. SHARP’S CELE-
rBRATED PILLS,
Read the Testimony.
PHILADELPHIA, FEB. 6th, 135:
MBs JOHB J. KboSTEE,
Dear Sir—l have been a sufferer from that mosl
horrid disease, • ’Dyspepsia,” for Bixteah years,
bnt after using the one box of T. M. SHARP’S
Pills which 1 purchased of you some three weeks
ago, I ft el as If I have entered Into a new life -my
general health has improved, my appetite has in-
creased, and altogether I feel like a new man. I
take pleasure in recommending them to the pnbUc
as safe and reliable.
Yoara, truly,
G. T. FORBES,
No. 431 CHESTNUT Street,
NUT^treet 031 * KROMER, No. 403 CHEST
PRICE 81 CO A BOX.
mhS.im*
I "b
| Q BANKERS.
!
i SicbciDge ob England, Franco aid
| Germany,
7 8-10——5-20 Loan and Coupons,
CEBTEFICATES INDEBTEDNESS^
(ID AETEEMASTER’S
CHECKS AND VOUCHEHB,
American and Foreign (Jold,
STOCKS ML LOMS,
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
y Orders bv May attended to. dj-u
BESSON - * SON,”
Have commenced receiving their
SPBISG AND STJMMEB STOCK
OF
MOIMOG goods,
\nd have now in store:
bl “ k English Bombasines,'
. Si^« nes ’ , sYeDch5 YeDch Bombasines, |
.. Earege Hernanl, Sommer Bombasines,
“ Crape Maretz, Ohaly, ' !
ISS?** , Mousselines, |
‘ LilkGrenadines, Tami*es,
Black and Black and White Foulards, &c.
MOURNING STORE, ;
Wo. 918 Chestnnt Street. j
& No. IS ti
<T
My SOUTH THIRD ST., V.
% BANKERS&BROORS.g
SPECIE, STOCKS, *
Quartermasters’ Voachers and Checks,
ANU ATT.
government securities
. . JBOTJGHT ANDJSOLD. 00
a,tl »«P«>
%
WRIGHT & SIDDALL
No. 119 Market Streat,
o. w Be &Hf ont and
DRUGGISTS,' PHTBIOIAHS? n>B *Sn
<»?s^. B sfSlaT
■S.SSaattrfiS
„9 oc^ lll j?'> Bengal Indigo; Madder,Pot.
Vitrio? ° d o <s, *» Alam > Oil of
-i Ooppeiaa, Extract cf
i r n nd ,=? f -* p OR DYERS' use, always
°VnM oasll prices.
® PI0 *S FOR FAMILY USE,
wK™ r f. stiy ,Jr onr sal ® s > and to
»2i4 invite attention of those in want
oi reliable articles.
Mso, INDIGO, STARCH, MUSTARD, <Ec.
of extra quality.
Orders by mail, or city post, WHI meat
• witn prompt attrition, or special qnota.
uons will be famished when requested.
WRIGHT Jt RTTinAT.T.
_ „ . Wholesale Drug Wartbonse,
UpH-lyrpj Ho, u 0 Jiajfcet jfteet; aboye Fron „
NOTICE.
The Philadelphia and Hew Tork Ex
press Steamboat Company
th eir begu-
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
York, on Monday, March 7, ibgi,
Freight received at MARKe-p os..* m, -
Philadelphia, and foot ot wALL Sfrelt
York; and delivered in “h’ouS W
»2SL£E£? d «"““ “ “p”-
Ho. .. SoM MLISiS E “JS SSL.
JAMES HAND, Agent,
cflAj&jss'smgs
"ONE-PRICE” BKinv
MADE • CLOTHING STORE
824 CHESTNUT STREET, 1 UN®
For Coat—
Lengthofbaci
from- base of
'si_J cellar to waist
*A andfrom waist
f. 4 \ to end of talL /
J M S Length of /
7j* Sleeve (with j
V lav K. “to crooked) j
\ « from middle/
of back be-/
yti- 'jbT tween the*
/>,' ijs# shoulder* toj
3 ftl end of cun, j
1} fl and around t
/ tie most pro- j
" s minentpartof 1
j V; tie chest and
i waist. State
/j if wieth ererect
Jj\ ‘j ’or stooping.
J? l $ F«r FanS,
s | 4 ln«de *eam,.
i and
«eam from
ilp bone arond tie
waist and hip. .For
Vest, same ns
Coat. A good St
guaranteed.
All garments made from directional sent in ac
cordance with these instructions will ba snamStSS
“m 1 ? 17 - IfnotS °’
umcers- Uniforms Ready-made, alwava
nand, or made to order in tbe beat manner and 01
most reasonable terms. Karin* flni*h*dmiS
bnndred Uniforms the past year for stair;
and Line Officers, as weU aTforth.
are prepared to execute all orders In thls lin/wia
correctness and despatch. W J
m-T? 9 most desirable stock of Ksadv
filad. Clothing in Philadelphia always on
Philadelphia,
THE PRICE MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
ON ALL OF THE GOODS
Specimens of Cloth, or other materials, with
by mail “ “ y
CHARLES EMORY. ALEX. DENSON, Jn.
CHARLES EMORY & C 0„
Stock and Exchange Brokers,
No. 15 SOUTH THIRD ST„
f Hiladelphia.
All hinds of nnennent funds and Gold and Sll
yer bought and sold, and Collections mad..
Particular attention given to the purchase ana
.ale of Government, state and other Stock, and
Loan, on commission. ]a22-3ms
iLy oil’s Kathairou.
Kathaircn is from the Greek word “Kathre
or * ‘Kadiairc. signifying to cleanse, re.uvenate
and restore. This article is what
f” hr Z° 1 ' res tonne and beautiMmg
tte human hrur it is the most remarkable urenir?v
Ucn in the world. It is again owned and
by die original proprietor, and is now made with
the same care, skill and attention whichgaye it a
ea.e of over one million bottles per annum
It is a most delightful hair dressing.
I: eradicates scurf and dandruff.
I: keeps the head cool and clean.
It makes the hair rich, soft and *lo«sv.
It pre-rents the hair from falling off and turaln »
It restores hair upon bald heads
Any lady or gentleman who -rallies a beanrifnl
hemi of hair should use Lyon’s Kathairou. I: is
known and used throughout the cirUized world,
ooid by ail respectable dealers.
DEM AS S. BASHES & CO., Mew York.
HAGAN’S MAGNOLIA BALM.
This is the most delightful and extraordinary ar
ticle ever discovered. It changes the sunburnt
face and hands tea pearly satin texture of ra
vishiag beauty, imparting the marble purity of
■?.’ ““ fwdwhnga* appearance so inviting in
the city belie of fashion. It removes tan, fieckles
pimpies and roughness cf the skin, leaving the
complexion fresh, transparent and smooth. It
con -unis no material injurious to the sb.n. Pa
tronized by Actresses and Opera Singers. It is
what every lady should have. Sold everywhere
Prepared by W. E. HAGAN, Troy, N. Y.
Address all orders to
Demas $. Barnes & Co., New York.
HEIMSTREET’3
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
But restores gray hair to its original color, by sup
piylug the. capillary tubes with aa ural suste*
nance, impaired by age or disease. All instanta
neous dyes are composed of lunar caustic, destroying
the vitality and beauty of the hair, and afford of
themselves no dressing. Heimstreet’s Inimitable
Coloilng not only restores hair to its natural color
by an easy process, but gives the- hair a
Luxuriant Beauty,
promotes Its growth, prevents its falling off,eradi
cates dandruff; and imparts health and pleasant
ness to the head. It has stood the test of time, being
the or ginal Eair Coloring, and is constantly in
creasing in favor. Used by b.th gentlemen and
ladies. 1 1 is sold by all respectable dealers, or can
be procured by them of the commercial agents, I).
S. BARNES & OO.j 202 Broadway, New York.
Two siges,- 50 cents and SI.
Mexican Mustang Liniment.
The parties in St. Louis and Cincinnati, who
haye been Counterfeiting the Mustang Liniment
under pretence of proprietorship, have been tho
roughly estopped by the Courts. To guard agains
further imposition, I have procured from the U. a
Treasury, a private steel plate revenue stamp,
which is placed over the top of each bottle. Each
stamp bears the fac simile of my r ignature, and*
without which the article is a Counterfeit, dan
gerous and worthless imitation. Exammeeyery
Kittle. This liiniment has been in use and grow
ing in fhvor for many years. There hardly exists
a hamlet on tuehahitable Globe that does not con
tain evidence of its wonderful effects. It is the
best emollient in the world. With 1b present im
proved ingredients, its effects upon man and beast
are perfectly remarkable. Sores are healed, pains
relieved, lives saved, valuable animals made use
ful, and untold ills assuaged. For cats, bruises,
sprains, rhenmalism, swelliEgSjbites, ents,caked
breasts, strained horses, Ac, it is a Sovereign Re
medy that should never be dispensed with. It
should he in every fhmily. Sold by ail Druggists.
, felO-tuth s Cm} D. S. B ARNES, New York.
Wheeler * Wilson’s Highest Premium
to’cK’lf?TCH'i3
SEWING-MACHINES,
The Cheapest, Simplest, and Best,
CHARLES STOKES ft CO
CHARLES STOKES,
E. T.
W. J. STOKES.
iYOT A DYE
1864.
SPRING GOODS.
THOMAS W. EVANS ft CO.,
ABE DAILY RECEIVING AND OPEsraa
THEIR Ivr
SPRING IMPORTATION
New and Elegant Silts,
Choiee Dress Goods,
Embroideries, Laces, &e.
THIS STOCK IS PRINCIPALLY OF THEOt
OWN SELECTION IN THE
BEST EUROPEAN MARKETS,
WiU be found one of the Choicest and
Handsomest Assortments
They Have Ever Offaied Their Cos-
DR. DIO LEWIS’S
NEW GYMNASTICS!
AJI the Apparatus used In the New System of
10r Men ’ W°men- a ndcLTtoCom°s
w OODEN DUMB BELLS, WANDS, RINGS.
CLUBS, BLOW PIPES,
(for West Lnngs), Ac., &e.
ASHMEAD & EVANS,
Successors to Willis P. Hazard,
No. 724 Chestnut Street.
Sh2 A wthss 1 3 d tf COmit *° Schools and Classes.
ENTERPRISE MILLS.
ATWOOD, RALSTON ft C 0„
MANUFACTURERS AND WHOLESALE
DEALERS IN
CARFETEYGrS,
Oil Cloths,
Matting’s, Ac, Ac.
Warehouse, 619 Chestnnt Street,
fil ft .T nyr,»» ftbl-Smt
1864.
SPRING 1864.
GLEN ECHO MILS, *
GERMANTOWN, PA.
M’CALLUM & CO.,
Manufacturers, Importers and Whole
sale Dealers
IN
CARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS, do.
Warehouse, 509 Chestnut st.,
jaso §PP° site Independence Hall.
SPECIAL NOTICE,
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
M’CALLUM & CO.
Beg leave to inform the public that they hay
leased the old established Carpet Store,
No. 519 CHESTNUT STREET,
Opposite Independence Hall,
A RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
Where they are now opening
A NEW STOCK,
IMPORTED AND AMERICAN CARPETS,
Imbiaclng the choicest patterns of "*
AXMINSTER, ITAPESTEV r*Alz
KOYAL WILTON, I ms, Y CAB
VELVET, CARPETS
' "VENETIANS.
Together with a full assortment of everything
p ertaining to Carpet Bnsiness. ja3o-tfj
XT E N DAL^S^A^B^ITTirB
MOISTENS,
BEAUTIFIES,
ODOBATES,
tENCITUENS,
“imriSOKATES, - ;
UOUEISHES,
EMBEEMSJTKS.
THE HATE. *****
A purely regetable compound, made entirely
from stimulating extracts of Boots, Herbs and
Flowers. . , ’
It preyents the hair falling out or turning nre
maturely grey. Eadles who desire a luxuriant
imador nair, should net rail to gly e the i
Es®®‘sJ!£i bO 5 containing two bottles.
Piei>artdolUy & ™ kendallaCO.,
Agent, in ® roaaway > Wew Yot *
des J §^ f^r ° N ’ * COWDEW,
deg-3ms No. 23-North sixth street*
EITBEB,_WEAYBB A OO.fc
iwawtt t . of
; OL&IUIiIiA AND TABBED OOBD&OB, ■
>. Jr?® 1 ®! Ttoi, ta,
Jta *3 aorth Water street and No. sa Worth n«t.i
•mrrmtmtr St? 8 Ayenue, Philadelphia.
W* l * 2 ' STtlsb. _■ MiohasXi Wilt
1864.
tomers.