"VIEW WINDOW SHADES,
AT The largest stock,
The finest Good;.
Tne lowest or c,- .
At W. HENRY PATTEN' -
mh!B - 1403 Chestnut, r - oi.
TYTEW SPRING MOURNING GOODTllanv
AT opened by
BESSON & SON.
Mourning Store, No. 918 OHESTNUT
N. % Wholesale Rooms on second florn^
Best black silk in the city
Best Brown Silks.
Spring Fancy Silks. Paris style Ohenie.
London style Shawls.
Broadway style < leaks.
— mhla EYRE & LAN DELL.
Sn®?nk M^ank^dtbJ?h° A T °V h Oou^
. BIDES—PETERSON—On the 19th .Tan . ier.:
Jy.Bev. Wm. T. Magee, Mr, Abraham liilks t -
NDfS Mary Peterson, all of Philadelobia 1 *
Ee? N T^nb' l p }USo^r — °" 1110 ls th by
w P \ Perry ’ Mr ‘ Wm - K- H. Flue, el
re«n o 'on B Rnhi C s o cn>- 7 ’ **' to .Jennie E
v H^? AD ~ B^OOm ALL—On *be n*i >n
the Rev. Joseph Welch, Mr. Thomas
Aiennnead, of Rising Sun, to Miss Mary IJroo- •
mall, of Nicetown. • - J *
LUTZ—HIGH—On the 16th instant," at tiip resi
dence of the-hride ! s father, by tbe Hey O. W.
Knauif, Mr. Harrison M. Lutz, of Upper
Montgomery county, to Miss Sallie A. High,'of
Norristown, Pa. *
PARKER—TAYLOR—On the 16th instant." by
the Rev. Charles Hill, George W. Parker to Mar
tha, daughter of Oharles Taylor, Esq., all of this
city. No cards. *
PATTON—WOODS—March 10, at No 1 -Mar
garetta Place, by Aid. Brazer, Mr. James Pit ton
to Miss Martha Woods. *
n J^ATT—BOOTH —On the 6th, by the K**v T
W. Thomas, Pastorof St. Paul’s M. E. n«»urch,
at the Parsonage, Dr. Robert T. Watt to Mrs. Eli
zabeth Booth, both of this- city. #
DIED.
ACKERMAN—This morning, after
of Clinton M. Acfc-nnan"
y! ' ar ofher age. Due notice of the fund
xal will be given. *.
ATTMORE—On the lGth instant, Charles C.
Attmore, m tbe 25ih year of his
The relatn-es and friends of tbe" family are re
spectfully invited to attend his funeral from the re-
S!^? + CB r> ofhls f^ ther » Jobn Attmore, Rittenhouse
street, Germantowh, on Sunday afternoon. 2ihh
mst., at a o’clock, without further notice. ■*
■ . tbe evening of the 15th in
stant, Mrs. AbjulC., relict of the late ]>wts a.u
'uenried, in the SSth year of her age.
The relatives and* friends of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend her fnnertl f*-om her
late residence, 518 North-Seventh street, ou Moa
cay afternoon, Slst instant, at 2# o’ clock, without
further notice. To proceed to Laurel Hill Oem**
tery -
£ AK tße ■ l7th Instant, Mrs. Mary A.,
Wife oi A alentme Baker, aged 40 years
~T| 3 ,e / e latlve. s and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend tne funeral from the r-siri-ure of
her husband, No 925 Palmer street, Eigdteentb
wart, on Sunnav afternoon, at 2 o’clock *
GRJEFIN—On the 17th instant, Lydia- R , -wife
of „l Jr - Griffin, in the 53ia year of her a-e
The relatives and friends of the lamilv are m.
viled to attend her funeral from the residence of
her husband, 727 Norih Seventh street, on Fmst
. dav afternoon, 2l)th mst., :at 2 o’ clock. 6
-y T ?- I: 'S KEISE^- 0n fT’jday morning, ISth inst.jf
3l mn bl ‘? a . n -’ wldo T of tbe late George Herneisei/
The relatives and mends of the family are re.
spectrally invited to attend the funeral fromh=r
la.e residence, No. 122-2 Valnutstreec, on Monday
mOr “V-S- the 21st inst , at 11 o’ clock. * 7
a- w Isth > at tbe residence of Rev.
\ M Germantown, at.half-pastsevea,
•A. M., Rev. F. A. M. Keller, Pastor of St
James s Lutheran Church, Reading. b '
w r , f ', lat ; vcs and friends ot the'farmlv are re-
T?Arif, 11l y „i r, -?‘ ted , to accom P an y the remains to
iiispe' on morning, March 2*2, at $ 15,
aT J<l r'in A ' :LL ~9 l i, the 10tl * distant, Rob'rt Kemble
ah^aro^Uagr 1111 "™ 6 B ’ McCiU ’ *
KELIGIOUS NOTICES.
- GEO ' W - SMILEY, WILL
tLS closing dUcourse upon the “ Re
surreotion of the Body,” on Sabbath, 7 \i. p. M •
•also service 10#. *
S y T.ERI AN CHUR OH
PhiJada.—The Rev. D. A. Onunincham
Pastor, will preach in this Church to-morrow
morning at IQ}s o’ clock, and at p. ax.
A heart fir Xvj give
T G GOD ■' This question v. ill be considered
oj Dr. Wm. Morns, To-Morrow, 7jr F M in
-Assembly Buildings. ’ n ‘ !a "' m
tTW STREET CHURCH, TENTH,
»5 below Spruce street,: Rev. Daniel March,
Pastor, will be open for Divine Service on to
gnorrow (.tabbath) evening at 7jj o’clock. it*
fT5=» CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
ikS Locust street, above Fifteenth Preaehm"
? ev ’ Wm - H - willcoi, of Mass “
at Ul% A. M, and -g p. M. - it*
fv*g=» THE DANGER OF HELL FlllE.
«LS Rev. L. L. Briggs, Universalist, lectures
on this select to-morrow evening. Chnreli,-
X.ocust and. Juniper. f It#-''
rTs=* , T C EN ' s CHURCH.-The next
U-S monthly Sermon to the Young will be
preached m the Church of the EpTphanv, Fif
teenth and Chestnut streets, to-morrow afternoon*
•service at 3 o clod:. It* 1
fy TS - " UNION M. E. CHURCH, FOURTH
ik3 Btreet,below Arch.—Preaching to-morrow
(Sabbath) morning, at o’clock, by Rev Jo=.
D. D., and in the evening by the Pastor
Rev. Franklin Moore, D.D. It*
FIRST REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH,
ik3 Seventh and Spring Garden Streets. Rev
3. F. Berg, I). D., will preach (D. V.) To-Morrow!
Service m the morning at 10X o’clock; Evening, at
o'clock. ’ i .*
{Y» THIRD REFORMED DUTUH
Lks Church, cofner Tenth and Filbert street,
Rev. Dents Wortman, Pastor. Service To mor
row_at w% o’clock In the Morning, and ~y, o’clock
111 the Evening. jt#
rvr==» MEDIATION OF CHRIST TENTH OF
f-kS series by T. H. Stockton, Eleventh and Wood,
baobath, at 3% P. M. Special Topic:/Christ’s
Personal Anticipations. At lu-f A. M., sermon
by A. Clark; on the Glory of the Gospel. it*
fn=- SERMON TO THE YOUNG, ’on the
lk3 Office 01, and necessity for Religion, To
morrow at P. M., at the.Universalist Chnrch,
Lombard street, above Fourth, by Rev R Fdilv
Pastor. Morning service at ] t J y ’
CHRIST (EVAN. REF’D.) CHURCH,
lk-3 Green street, below Sixteenth, ReY s H
Giesy, Pastor. Services To-morrow, ’at'Kir
o’c ock, A. M. First Children’s Chnrch, at 3*
o’clock, P. M. Subject— l ‘■Sowing, and what
■ cemes efit.” No service in the Eveniug. it*
»»«==- THE SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANOE-
Ik§ MENT OF CHRISTIANITY IN PENN
SYLVANIA will hold'a special meetineatST
STEPHEN’S CHURCH on SUNDAY EVEN
ING, March 2Gth, at o’clock. The Bishop of
the Diocese ;will preside, and addresses will be
made by the Rev. Drs. Washburne and Rudder
And by Prof. Coppee A collection will be made
•in aid of Chnrch building and the distribution of
Bibles, Prayer Books and other religious pnblica-
I: CCS- mhis-30,1
SPECIAL NOTICES.
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR OF
XJ. S. SANITARY COMMISSION.
HARDWARE TRADE ASSOCIATION ROOM,
No. 415 Commerce street, Philadelphia, Marsh
17th,. 1864.
The Undersigned, Committee of the "Hardware
Branc|i," earnestly invite the prompt and ener
getic co-operation of parties engaged in the manu
factnre and sale of Hardware in the States or New
Jersey, Pennsylvania and Delaware, and refer
-them to address of Sanitary Committee, as pub
lished, for what is proposed to be accomplished.
' JOSEPH O. GRUBB,
Chairman and Member of Executive Committee
WILLIAM H. SOWERS, Vice-Chairman.
WILLIAM P. WILSTAOH, Treasurer.
. AUG. B. SHIPLEY, Secretary.
H. D. LANDIS,
W. H. ALLEN,
- n DAVI D FAUST, -
committee on Hardware Trade.
WM. H. SOWERS,
Committee on Manufactures, Cityknd State.'
J°S- S. FISHER,
a. m. f. Watson
■ AUG. B. SHIPLEY
Committee on Foreign Correspondence.
JOHN A. MURPHY
- ISAAC S. WILLIAMS.
■Corn, on Housekeeping Hardware, and us ad bin eta
-CHAS. A. MILLER,
JOHN J. BURR, '
' OHAS. J. FIELD,
Committee on Eastern Manufactures.
HAESIED.
r s ' >j.i. .j x. -out
EOPBTtt
UNTY FUND acbno
uilowij g subscriptions:
Prof. E. D. ‘S»anii
’ clers, $5OO 00
U. H. Claris 500.00
H. O. Lea, 600 on
d» R Blakistcn, .500 00
A. J. l>r» xeL 500 00
£v T. A t'emus, 500 CD
J B. McCurdy, 40D 00
.).!> 1 ri) lor, 400 00
H. O Gibson, 40« 00
H. C. Townsend, 400 00
W. H. Merrick, .350 00
\V. H Woodwardi3so;(-0j
J. h. t ra'g,' 275:00
H. E Rood, 250 00
(' Grose & Brbs., 250.01
E Spencer Miller, 250-00
.IV m W. Keen, 2. 0 H
.1 P. Levy, 200''00
N B. Browne, 160'00
Mis* Mary Gibson, ISO Ou
f G YVestcotf, > 175 0i
T W I vans, per
T M. W , . 150 00
Mr.’ M. Blundin, ISO CO
, J. Mania, Jr., - 150 00
B. P Hutcheson, 150 00
L. hums, 125 00
. Wm Howell, 125 00
L I o k. 12u 00
E. J AUemns, 70 00
J B. Colahan, 70 00
Dilaplain B.Mnitli,7o 00
. A L Massey, 70 00
E. Matthieu, 70 00
Tbt-matS. Eilis, 70 00
; George W. Hews, 70 00
. Moomy & Smith, 70 0u
Lemy Gehring, 65 00
i Henry Glass. 60 00
: k* il* 6000
; *J M Brognard, 61 00
: A. M Eastwiek, 60 00i
i J L Ward, 60 00
: J T. Alim, 60 00
Hught-s 6. Coomhe, 60 10
Lr S. Thomas, 50 00
L. ti. Jones, 50 00
J. W. Hughes, 50 00
H. M Dc-ektrt, 50 CO
SC Bunting, Jr., 50 00
vv H. Yeaion, • SO 00
HE. Simpson, 50 no
J W. I arrell; 50 00
Nelms, 50 00
E a Warne, -50 00
D. C. Enos, • 50 00
J. £S T . Maike, 50 00
Tkos. Horan, 50 00!
J. R aiiLton, 50 10{
P. H Wairen, 50 00l
S. C. Huston, 50 oi
John F ick, 47 co
E F. 4O 00
E Poulson, 40 00
J. H. a skin, 4u 00
L. Gray. 33 0 Q
E. E 35 CO
John Wi:dey, • 35 01
Jair.t*> Bauman, 35 00
John E. 13oj d, 05 00
CLas «.K*en, 35 10
Jos W. G< orge, Go 00
Jno M. George, 35 00,
Jno. L Fiaiiey, 35 'o«.i-
Li v. >ch. Di .Ciiildsjjo oul
G. L> Moses, 35 00!
L.iV.p, liolbcv, 35 00
C. M. Ha!i, 35 ()(ij
Henry Walter, 30 00
« S West, 30 00-
Print. Gr< en, 30 00l
A. Winbel, 30 CO
Mieliaei Inanity, 30 on.
*• p. «j?i]dwel], 30 00!
.Robert B'.yd, „ So 00l
1< B. bm.th, 30 ou!
G B. Christian, 30 (oi
1). M Godwin, 30 00^
R, Buist, Jr.. 30 00!
Hill 6c
tram,
G. V*. Montgom
cry,
s. J Solms, $350 (li)'
Jos B. Hughes, / 3 J3 3d
S. Field, ; 30U 00
Jas. Miller, 101 l 00
DP.&outhworth. 100 On
Samuel W.Cattell, 10 • o.i
Geor. Mallison, looio
| Rev. A l . Barnes, 100 00
:Z. G. Howell, 100 00
Messrs. Coilahan, 100 10
[John Sellers, 100 00
| W. Phil. P. KR.Co.tOO (o
,J. O. Mitchell, 100 00
|O. M. Leslie, 100 oo
J. Caldwell, - 9a 0D
Robert Steen, Sj 00
J. W. Everman, 75 011
L. Jones & Bro., 75 00
G. A. Wright, 75 00
Geo. Dykeman, 75 00
A O: Jones, 75 no,
Wm. Smith, 7c 00
J. P. & H, Ilagley
Bruner, 75 00
E. 'Miller, 75:oo
C B. Keen, 75 oo
J. Allen, 75 On
Ellis Lewis, 75 00
J Y. Fine, 75 00
W. B. Weir, 75 00
Judge Allison, 50 00
M. McMichael, Jr., 50 00
J. McArthur. Jr., 50 00
lesseSkorl. 50 00
Theo. o. Evans, per
T. 50 00
John Powers, 50 (O
Joel Gates. 5u 00
William Stokes, 50 00
Edward H. Pugh, 50 00
David B. Fox, 50 00
Jicobß. Jones, 50 00
Henry M. ImhoiT,' ?0 00
James G. Hurdle, 50 00
Thomas T. Butchr, so 00
William T. Snod
grass, 50 00
J. B Smith, 45 00
H. B. Fussell, 45 00
W. W. Wells, 45 oo
Miss Loxley, 45 o u
Janjes Rhoads, 4o 00
Wm Bn-hton, Jr., 4o 00
T. M Wiitberger, lo t.O
Eli M. Broomall, 4j 0j
Conrad Schwarts, 40 00
•Taints berry, 40 oo
John oTByrne,0 T Byrne, 40 00
W. W. Keys, 40 00
jJ. J. Huckel, 40 00
R. Buist, 4o oo
S>. Hibbler, ty yj
D. T. Burr, 40 0|)
Wm. Myers, so 00
R. TV. Truitt, 05 00
Owen Hughes, 2.3 no-
Mrs. El>isa Blair, 25 ou
Mr. MeKeoae, 23 00
James W. Camp
bell,
John BlaUely,
tx. W. Ktltes.
James S. Twad
. deli, *>s no
’Jonathan Bonsall, 2.5 <,u
J- Aie *- -25 00
j\jm. C. Smith, 25 uo
Iw' Sl i,nea - MOO
JB. Sharpe, 25 00
J. Reed, a.-, w ,
;H.M. Snyder, 25 oi
E. Ferris, 25 or,
|j. R. Russell, 05 ~j
|E. Hendee 5; Co., 2"> faj
A. I, Bonaffon, 25 uo
J. Passmore, 2> 00
'y h, 1 ; Longstreth, 25 00
F. H. Lea, 25 (.(1
O. M. Lea, 25 uo
Josepo Jame 3, 25 00
J. J. Boswell, 2o 00
2O 00
MISS Brice, M OO
W. Garrett, . 25 00
w. i. Johnson, 23 00
Ur. Lea, 05 00
John Piulbio, 23 00
Roberts, 05 m
J. W. Dulles, ' £ S
1 d Wilder, 25 00
> P. LIO3 d, 20 00
1 Bethel Caster, *»y qj
O. Schmit, Jo 00
A. Davis, oo 00
B. luiey, ou 00
Cr- R. Blakiston, 20 00
Wm.* Eeichhne, 20 00
David Gpuclier, 20 00
Sara. Praukinlield,2o 00
J E-. Win teside, MD2U oo
Philip Lowry, 20 00
Morns Sparkm, 20 00
B. Marshall, 20 00
T. Uepeubuch, 20 00
Robert Pickens, 20 0.,
David Paul, <jy Jo
20 00
W. McG ill, 20 00
T. W. Vanhonten, -u ou
A'ex. G. Gaw. 20 ‘00
Philip Dreher, 13 00
Wm. Hart,. 17 5U
R. M. Morrell, ig 00
T-W. Dorn, ig ou
John Given, 15 00
M. McGowtn, 15 00
J. Trout, 15 00
J. Yonng, i 5 00
A Houseman, 15 00
Th Eiskine, 15 oj
G. F. Tischner, 15 01
tG F.Dandenoerger 15 0 ■
Peter Weber, 15 01
H. W. Miller, 15 01
Chas. Hancock, 15 0
R. Giendiiining, Jr. 15 UJ
Mrs. M. Ray, 15 0)
Ohas. E. Longcope, 15 01
O. B. Truitt, 15 00
Farrant & Ralston, 12 5)
Owen Brady, 12 0)
jG A. Ho.Tman, 12 01
C. F. Dlto, 12 00
| Employes West
I Philada. Pas.
j Railway Co., 12 2,
J. Dai;e, 10 00
Thos. Andrews, 10 ou
L P. Jacoby, 10 00
Cbas. F. Smith, io 00
F. McLaughlin, 10 ,o
Thos. Alcorn, 10 00
Francis Greenwald 10 00
Jacob R. Smith, 10 00
S 1 10 00
Thos. W. Parker, 10 00
J. C. Blummer, 10 00
Cash, S. S., 10 00
Miss Lackey, 10 00
J ame3 flloan, 10- 00
Rev. T. Johnston, 10 00
T. fJorbam, 10 00
John Kallamas, 10 00
Charles Toon, 10 00
Benj. Weekerley, 10 00
J. E. Milner, lu 00
Win. Brooks, 10 00
S. Mackey, 10 00
1 1-H. Conner, 1000
£ £ 10 00
F.K. Shippen, 'lO 00
A. J. Andrews, 10 00
J. Fisler, 10 oo
H. Bill, 10 00
E l - B Ferree, 10 00
C. Griskey, 10 00
F. W. Haslings, 10 00
H. C. Carroll, 10 00
F. Maddock, 10 00
|P. M-Garry, 10 oo
| George W. Smith 10 00
JyMeloney, 10 00
%^J H rWdtb ( r. 1000
Nfnßeckley, &Jg
A * J-Brazier, 10 oo
*■- w. O. keiden-
DftCkj in nit
'***• Fallows, io oo
John Weick, io oo
Chris. York, lo 00
A. Moss, io oo
J. Stiekley, io M
E. Trout, _ ,io oo
Th. Hoopes, io oo
Frank Smith, io oo
F. J. Klme, 10 00
John Crist, io oo
Amb. Thompson, 10 00
Edwin Milliek, 10 00
Jno. W. Clothier, 10 00
Geo. W. Stuart, io 00
Wm. Gongher, 10 00
H. Chain, 10 00
Charles Ziess, 10 00
I* S. Pilkinton, 10 00
Samuel Zell. - 10 00
Wm. A. Frederick, 10 00
35 s -. Mow, 10 00
W B. WoHb, io 00
fl' n'-,y° lf ?’ 1000
f” Bl L n ® r ’ Jr - > 10 00
Joseph Hasler, io oo
?St. H v° oxe y> 10 00
Lewis Jones, io oo
ti E ,' Miller > 10 00
?• B. Register, io 00
Rev. Mr.jbastle, io oo
„ nflelcl > 10 oo
Rev. Mr. Richards, lo oo
Henry H. Price, lo 00
GH. Lonngren, lo oo
T. Moore, io no
W. H. Heath, lo oo
S. K. Hopkins, io oo
• 30 GO
w. B Chambers, 30 ooj
John T- Gross, 30 00 j
Major Whiteside, 30 (;u|
J Mduey Keen, 30 go'
W. Burns, 30 go
Jt-ase Lewis, 30 00
Sanscm Perot, 25 (0
John Up*, 05 00
S. C. Palmer, . 25 00
Piesser<!tLub?nuan2s 00
Henry A. Dreer, *25 to
Jacob linger, 25 0<
H K. Harnish, 25 00
Sam’l Lloyd, 23 00
A Hanluie, 25 00
Hibuerd Alexander, 25 uo
Cash, 7ih precinct, 23 ou
Joseph Philips, 22 Oo
Leonard Pxaiey, 20 00
Jas. Palmer, 20 00 ■
D. Snyder, 2U 00
Jerry Bing, 20 uo ;
H A. Bartlett, 20 00 ,
JohnH. Jf-nes, 20 oO
H. W. Balz, 20.10
W.J». West, 20 00
E. Crowell, Jr. Ml> 20 GO
S.L Me-edith, 20 G’o
C. Kilourn, 20 00
J Myers, 20 0o '
J. Bsiswanger, 20 00
Chas E. West, 20 Ou
Dtvia M. Lane, 20 Ct
H. H. Lawson, 20 00
Mrs A. itooo, 20 GO
C. S. Jones, 20 00
J. J Woodward, 20 00
R. C. Davis, m2O 00
Wm. Boyle, 35 00
Jas. Kennedy, 15 00
John Ar nold, 15 00
Huber «fc Hemphill, 15 00
Geo. Bnrroughs, 15 go
Wm. H. Githens, 15 GG
Jas. Jones, 15 00
Body Maynes, 15 00
W. J. Lollin, 15 U 0
W. T. Sears,- 35 00 ;>
G. W. North, 15 00
T P.Rees, 15 00
J. K. I.ee, 15 001
J. A. Bell, 15 go!
J. Hick, 15 L 0
P. S Hoopes, 15 Oo 1
G. W. Gesner, 35 00
W. H. Gesner, ’ 35 00
E. G. Hopkins, 35 00
Daniel Hagey, 15 00
Geo. Schneck, 15 00 ;
Wm F. Millick, 35 00 .
John Lawrence, 35 00 i
M. H. sth Precinct, 15 00
Jno. T. Stont, 15 00
Da-vid Johnson, 13 00 1
W. E. Rowan, 35 00
Henry Price, 35 CO .
C. W. Mitchell, 15 00) I
Isaac Dickson, 15 GO 1
J- C. Paynier, 35 00 .
R. H. Lnmberton, 15 00 t
Charles Blnmmer, 15 00
Wm W. Gallagher, 10 00 .
I>. M. Gees, 10 00
Wm. J. Coxey, 10 00
James Buchannon, 10 ou
JohnHorter, 1000
Jno F. Mellon, .10 00
Michael Kielly, 10 10
S. Palmer, 10 00
Jos. G. Miller, 10 00
Richard Henry, 10 00
E. S. Burnett. 10 00
S. T. Jones, ’ 10 00
P. S. Duval, 10 GO
A. Nesmith, 10 00
Cash, 10 00
G. Canby, 10 oo
J. W. T., 10 00
O. A. Rohrman, 10 oo
H. Billion, 10 00
W. J. McCammon, 10 oo
T. M. Wiltberger, 10 00
W. Yamail, 10 oo
G. Simpson, 10 00
L. R. Massey, 10 00
E. Johnson, 10 00
T. Bell, 10 00
R. McCammon, 10 00
Jason Keen, 10 00
George S. Ca-h, ]0 00
Mrs. Shippen, 10 00
H. M. Ray, 10 00
J. White, 10 00
W. B. Mentor, 10 00
J. P. Bntler, 10 00
Benj. Francis, 10 00
Ram. E. Cochran, 10 00
Lewis Brownbach, 10 00
Hugh Henry, lo 00
S-- S* J? aneeU » w OO
W. Fitz water, 10 00
Geo. T. Benkert, lo oo
Patrick Buffy, i 0 O o
Morns Foulke, . 10 to
Edward Grattan, 10 oo
W. A Roberts, lo bo
W. O. B. Merrill, 10 oo
G. L Peiffer, J 0 60
S. H.. Grieves, 10 00
A. Ogden, 10 »o
H. M. Leech, 10 oo
Moses Rivelyv . lo 00
P. G. Whiteside, 10 00
B. Paschal!, . 10 oo
Jas. B. Alien, 10 00
Mrs. mo. Leech, 10 00
Jss. Palmer, 10 00
Wm. M. Leech, 10 00
Robert Collaghan, 10 <0
Joshua Lewis; .10 00
T. Harrop, i 10 00
I Gheen, • 10 00
M. Hayes, JO 001
THE DAILY EVENING 'Bl'fJ.i TIN
xLa, <jje' Inn i’Wt; •*-
?aki> ■ volunteer
wledges the receipt of the
*• io or |S .rul. Latfercy, 10 00
<l0 ' 10 oo .fob Pugh &- -
Ort-iwuiii, jo Of Brothers, 10 00
lO oi. Stfj.hHii Lei r, 10 01.
i- 2* Jljnigan, *u o. SM. Brogni. - 10 to
J. jnoßiidf,. IU tic t (V, LGt.ec. 10 (10
Pu e t ll, !> On jos. Cr-ighton, 7 50
H. t' 00 John I,noor. ' 7 50
.Jno. Li>«c«s'»r, .8 oo David Wj.er, 600
■ Olntif, S 0( K. P. Shrill or, 6 0"
-Ab. Stott,. su 1. arm, 000
il lo> , d ' 9 ,1 rtio-. Toomey, 6 o
I, BU'k.ey, Son i-lenry Coddington, 6 00‘
,T* ~uu Wm. Li-Ugo V 7- G (Hr
"Win. J S oo E. Biuwn. • 0 0./
Ti.o>. v st„ Ui. .Brpofcs, • Gtm
Crispitj, S J»o|Tn‘ 1 u*in-r. - G ()'.■«
Aco-pLu.s *r3. S uum>. T. Tumblestono, Gim
U A‘, , 7 K iiii.wortli, . 5 ‘so
Geo. YV . ICrtMru'k, ? ;>0 U. (iHueiii'erry. 551*
Jas. lA>nn;in, 7 YI Po >. ers, 500
I 5l; Travisla & Hoff- 5 <n.
Pat. lVic , Olo;kf*y, 7 liutn, g
E‘ iiu ,‘ •' Z tt- I’ress-r&Luberiaan.S on.
Tr!hn n L l "'Z’ • H 'hO'-oel Be-tid, sno
J° b " , OTOZ' 0 T 0Z ' l (!i .I Oh 11 a. Herron, sOn
amuei J om, i., t*. Summer -, 500
J'hr H. Wat.-., ■■ 'OiS. T. .Greeley sou
70 " • TiA-.L-iileil 50
7in mu-. Fallen, TuE. P. Brady, 500
S' Tim 1 !’ 700 J. lifevelin, 1 -5. 1 U
fv ,3 ' T V, ‘ if ‘ T bioHH, g(m
T b ß 7 (MP w. Smith, 500
r L 1 '<!■ W. Dt.ttV, 5 (JU
Joseph Lewis, (i 50..1 (loured, 5 uO
Tin,. An,oici. 0 no;M B.ankley, gnu
ai*** 7’‘ r , ,i ’ r Wl J 5 00
]v'V H tr M '' n 5i 0rd ‘ 0 10 T Olevimrton, 500
lir. Keiimdy, 5 no John Lewis, 5 00
Jumes Small. 500 W. K. Simpson, 500
TI 5 ' saac Leech, : 500
?,Y H -’ 5 ?• H - Shcrr - 500
£?~ h ,\ J : 1J - ’ 5 (0 J Ii Gnjer, 5 00
Ti-fiile "iV’' 5 00 Geel lugram,i 5 00
w ■?, !. u ’ 5 (ll ’ u - Snowden, 500
W. H Hill,- - 1500() J. East oink, 500
5- ; T ,V Zj’ehes, 501 Wm, t gden. 500
D Hoihe, 5 (0 Mis. »i. lielametcr, 5 00
"• c - Hu '-.v, 5 00 MIS. Quinlan, 5 00
5-0 Mr-. Hobinson, 5 00
JELS. Hughes, 5 00 Thos. e utterwortb, 5 00
Charles (,lover, 5 00 .4. Severn, 5 00
Wm. Darken, 5 00 A. J. Kite, 5 0i)
Samuel In.rnpman, 500 Miss M. Matthew, sOn
George Boon, 5 00 loaniel Fleager, 5 00
D. stinger, 500 .Ino. L Woolston, 501
S 5 (Hi A. H. Ciaig, . 5 00
F. Biter, 5(0 n Hoskins, s do
Samuel Gibson, 5 Ui Jacob Smith, 5 00
E. Evans, 5 00 Uhas Kelly, 5 00
John Johnson, 500 J Guusenhonser, 500
Eoi.ert Ji n, s, SOO JaeobA Sloan, 500
Peter am urn, sOu John S;ine . suo
Isaac \ocum 500 Dnid H. Clark, 510
Tboma Porter, ,5 0(11 Win J. Turner, 5(0
E- E Holstein, 5 Oo|sani|. Bites, 5 ou
??■ Eocter.-perger, .5 00 Jas Gonnan, 500
G. Liukinsoii, s ou C isn, 5 uu
Abel Dodre, 5 00 Campbell, 5 00
5 It A O Bryan, 5 On
J< lin INlolit-r,, 000 i. T . b, Grover, sco
Eu ward Qua j-, .5( 0 P'itzg, raid, 50,)
9 b ; L Z, :L irb, ' rl ' < . 5 00 Phiiip 1 ouoghne,. 5 00
C U Tj M n or f’ T 5 00 Jas Crawford 51:0
C.H. Butler, Jr., suo r. Wever, soj
‘■V r, J;- 6W- :|1 s- Aiwlerson, 5 0.1
h. MacGregor. 510 1 'hris-iau Prc-ser, 510
J. IVI Iveenau, 5(1 Alir- d Currv, 5 i n
Horner, s it,|J L. Eldredge, 51*0
Tee nll' VI '’ sw ‘ Kev Junes, 500
Jos. Allison, 5 01 John Eilev, 5 u .,
J. H Johnson, 5 o:- John A Dickinson, 5 00
m TV TO, . 5 1.(1 Albert Jioore, , 500
T. W. ..Martin, S U-cJol.n Lrnrv, . 500
Tliree'u n 5 H Chrisuan Hurtor, '5 0.1
Thnmiis Mtlley, 5Wi Samuel Kridei, 500
£• Johnson, a u.lj ji. Smiih, 500
J: ' r> (: ‘* II»rr»5o«, 5
B ox ' 5-lW'iW. (-r.ihain, g i.ij
Wm en v r™’ 5 («I G. Collision,' -500
~ *’!. Eohiman, i> if if Jarvis, 5 u i
TT^I 1 ', 1 !- - 5 'KilyinctS'n. ai o
t-’t? 11 , ,n ’ 5 ( -h hu Jlclutush, 511!}
J. •« (0) teorge Beishiag, jw,
7' Hallbower, 5 w Jacob Walker, 5 U l
J. t\ . K,e, 5 00 A!. O. Lloyd, ■ g (/.
W. Cox. 5 (>l, HudolpU Ilose. 5 iij
Henry Wil on, 5 G J (>. Crt-ig, '
PJancisC. Ptarson, 5 (o I). K. J.lord, ■
b . 5 in. Prank Foster, g u y
JV illiarn Rose, 5 G Janie.-, Braphey, 5 m
John Emi.r. - 5 (0 Patrick CoiTey, 500
John Gardiner, 500 ugene. jculley, saj
Henry Marshall, sor Ammrl HniT. ■ soy
JIG? tv r‘ aue ’ T ? " v '’ ;l , !lanl Corbit, 5 w
>• d. vv. Lt-eu, Jr , o ct Cvsier. \n»
Etundiu, SU, Pat’k Coll, s?n
Eai_ey; 510 Juo. Graham, 5 m
w 5 6" -'^ r ' K'nnedy, syy
Wm iie. k, 5 10 Jems Owen, 5 yy
INonemacher, sla ■Hmtrj Dea', 5
Zt" ZV I ; 1 50. Wm. Sylvester, sno
M. Moiris. 5 00 7 itus Power-, 5 yy
barn 1 A egers, 500 S. 1.. PrenticU, syy
• kJLPJir, 5 Bowera_ c ( «
Mrs. E. W. Fisher, 500 H. “chapman' 5
o- W Sliel, i («. John Morg?” ’ 5“
M ash. C.arae-, 5 00. Evan T. Smith, 3 $
E'unypa ker, 5 (0 Chas. Howard, 5
s-ml. MeMurray, sto P. A. Millman, syy
ii 10 ?; M , ltlllu i 6 00 Allen Bowers, 5 OO
einith, 5 in. Goo. K. Stronse, syo
■ urnl. Trahon, sa, James Simpson, 500
S. aieyirs. 5 «> Wm. A aiLss. 5 UO
A. McDentt, 5 00 tVm Perrins, 5 yy
John Hover, 0 01, 11 O. Tri villa, ?00
P. C. HcGinley, 500 John C. Berry, syy
Jones, sto Peter W. Atrlck, 500
Hayis, 5 00|.T. W. Burk, Z s yj
B. E. Davis, 5 00 Samuel Hall, 5 yy
1 a trick Kelley, 5 gi ilenj. Hayes, 5 yy
T- A. McDemt, 500 Wml Beale, 5
Will. H. Merrill, 500 Jno. Myers, ' syy
F. D. Hoffman, 5 ih> Thomas Faulkor. 500
Thos. Stncklaud, sdo t). L Sylvester, syy
Lewis Watkin, 5 Hi Charles Cullin, 5 yy
M 111. Myers, 500 Wm. Kirby, ' syy
C. Franainfleld, sOn H Faucett. 200
It. Stiickland, 5 (H) Jacob Shafts, 5 yn
Francis Wharton, 5 ooi Hiram Hoffman, sou
H. BeaJe, son John A. Brown, 500
Henry Geliring 5 00 J. s. Gritnths, 5 yy
Richard Williams, 5 0(1 Mahlon Moyer, 500
John Peterson, 500 Andrew Scheible, 500
Mm. Lloyd, 500 A' m . h. Stewart, 500
500 - H. Broughton, 510
D. L. Carpenter, 500 Albert HooTer, 500
Chas. "W. Greene, 500 George Latterly, 500
Jno. Dougherty. 500 Or. Twaddell, 500
t ¥/ f o ? deg » sto Jas. Thomas, 500
L. H. Hanson, .5 U( P. J. Dempsey, 5 uo
Wm. Jacobs, 5 oil J. Simpson, 5 00
Samuel Cogginß, swj W. Snush, 500
Robert Devine, 5 (.0 J. Devtiin, 500
John Scott, 4 50 jas. linckley, 3 00
J. Gnmston, 4 50 Ihos. Elliot 3 UU
ilonaker, 4 50 A. Keliahower, 3 00
Geo. Watts, 4 ou 3. Lindey, 3 00
G* Young, 4 00 Geoege Rock, 3 0U
E- J- Pryor, 4 CH» George Barr, 3 oq
Mr. Price, 4 uo Davis Kimble, 3 00
* 4 00 Hanson Brae y, 300
J* i Wood, 4 do S. J. Francis, 3 00
3 0(1 M.-Summers, 3 00
SamlKiker, 3Co|Wm. Ruhl, ! 4 00
H. T. Hill, 4 to M. Trainer, 3 o(J
t- n i Sh * .. -r> 4 w * John Boyle, 3 00
Edward Dempsey, 4ot Wm Luddritz, :3 00
Patrick Gorman, 4W M. Kelley, 300
—Fortescne, 4 (.0 U. C. Tilghman, 300
tr. iJonohov.er, 35( Robt. Anderson, 300
J. R. Suplee, 3 50 Daniel Plaisted, 3 00
<'nfch» 305 g »o. Drummond, 300
\V., Browne* 3 00 Jas. M. SerrUl, 3 00
wm. liipple, 3 00 L. Lindsey, 3 00
Jason Edcy, 3 ou John Thayer, 3 00
G. Paul, 3 00 Wm. Nowey, 3 00
--Robinson, 3 00 Snyderßambo, 3 00
Wm Carberry, 3 00 W. H. Porter, 300
J- / f 3 CO W. Wilson, 3 00
V w 4r£ JoWnson, 300 Thos. Custer, 300
tv c Graghan, 3 0(> Bryan Berkeley, 300
<J»mpoell, 300 Akx. Stevenson, 300
Wesley Sloan, 3 <h> Wm. Woodburn, 250
\ a % b » 2 50 Silas Wilson, 2 00
S-. 2 50 Joseph Schafer, a 00
Tvm°h Z‘ e z: e z 2 50 Lewis L. Langdale, 2 00
M nliam Gibson, aoO Samuel Wilbshire, 200
Emanuel Dewitt, a5O Wm Duffy, ar., 200
§“ sb ’ 2 SO John Bastable, 2 00
E, CTO 250 Wm. O. Sbeldt, 200
I?' 2 50 Wm - Meredith, 2 00
J, N. Hall, o 50 James Lomai, 2 00
c’ A°^vT r, T 2 50 De Haven, 2 oo
?' h -*--.?|? I rt£oD > 2 50 F. B=ams, 2 00
2 50 .1. Quinn, 2 00
2 50 Wm. GrinneU, 2 00
Curtis, 250 H. Cole, , 200
■feSS po°S.&- 188
|-W D «Jn, IBg
F e T 11 ’ I “ W K H rl Marten, 1 00
J Gartlin 61 ’ 2 _ 50 A. Dannehower. 2On
H. Uo T BeiS * l - on!
Wrrrr.lt n 2 00
Ifpp! I
Jisrsin. isPpS* i
Herman Batter, 2 00 W* 00
Cash, 5 nn Si: 2 00
John Hartman o SS ? te P hen Serrill, 2 09
&&st* isiisr ■ ii
Sam’l J Geer, 200 Benjfjone? 61 *’
Jacob Thompson, 200 RnVit 2^oo
Daniel Paul, ‘ 200 J a ' 7yS?* SOn ’ 200
Bflßt F
£ S M B er%» USmS ’ .*S
?H See w yl r r % 200 Sami ® Mack 2 0
AdamW.Xntz, o 00 Mr CK> 2 0
Frank Bntterworth, aOO Eobt Hamilton, a g
‘ SATURDAY MARCH 19,1804.— TRIPLE SHEET.
o , r ®Rp om P ion > 2 o"|Mr. Mcßride,
I'M.el w'?™ 2 °"I N L Orrick,
t'rjtjr jTo , ao ' JL ' 2 P !, |b. Hogen*ozler,
ThomS 1..:. - it
Tolin p «* 001 J. Lowli
Edward r ' ' 2'OO J. 8.. Brook-,
rS ; ' ; '■ isis.vi""''-
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I Ford- lestoni 2 <*> Valentine Foy,
W.' b"Boe 2 0- N*. -McWilliams,
yinrtin . 2 00| Jonas Zei>p,
Jthn Mflß ’ J® .
Israel Lyson, }
■ • ash, G’ash, .
WH. Blnndin, i?,
J. K“ey,‘ njnin * } Si f-
IhwPuncc, ? !* h ! '!*Hor-k,
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1 0,1 A baer Bird, !
t 1t,.!,,-! tt ' 100 John AppVffve
Edward Hagan, 100 James Davefi. ;
E 1 00 Jolni Keen,
J. Buey, i 0 (, ,j_ xirian,
Harrison Smith, 1 on IN. G. Reeves
I ew*s Taylor, 1 oo Thos. STonahan,
J.,Tanleer, i oil Edwd. Murphy.
, vi _ . , 1 0U Samuel Konstraa,
IOOS. Bm lon,
c 5* v^ in > 1 0U John Steen.
b * \v e * d c « 1 m Joseph Me Clean,
— 1 W Mrs. Hand,
A \V Qmiiii - 1 0,1 Thomas Arbridge,
A. \\. Smith, ji oo U. Siuiih, ,
A'ree^w’i" 16 ’ 1 00 Abn-r Gaskill, ]
id 1 w Ca? I ,er 'blip, ]
Hallo- William Lewie, l
well, 1 00 Janies butiiff, i
Joseph Farrell, IGOa. a. Ogden ]
J a “"* w - Binder, 100 H. P. Connell !
W"js' , ? hOT,er ' 100 S Vance, ’ ,
l.an.el Haley, !(0 J. McLaugh
k r 100 lin, ,
rtf„! n- ' 100 w . McDonald, i
Jacob Green, 1 (Kl P. Ole .re, ,
George tewlcy, i (;u K. Watson, i
£ , Tr V Lj ll * 1 0(* L>. i
T, 1o! C p J k cDeTitt ’ 110 Samuel Simpson, 1
Tlm P Manm, 1 0 0 A Learner, i
Charles Green ti is, 100 Samuel Kane, l
■f,. , r t- 1 Ml James Toong, i
B m. Kliore, i oo John Blj mef l
m Salthouse, 1 on Samnel Mill, r
Joseph Balias, 100 Philip Collen, t
JarntsOwen, l oi -1. Hancock, l
John Sandiman, loh Samuel Field, i
Thomas Mcßride, lOh Thomas Flood, r
Elliott Burr house, 1G 0 Hamilton Fo rill, l
James Taylor, 1 00 J. Dougherty, i
Vr 1 00 James C-rnau, i
Patrr.k Hyland, 1 1 ■! J Richards i
James iiaveuaugh, 1 01 John Hanscll, r
John Kennedy, 1 o Fr Pore-r. i
Lawrence Foley, ICi cost Hamilton, 1
Francis Taj lor, 1 t; Chas. Seine!, t
Geo. slrul i-onbergor, 1 Chi Conrad Ma-k, 1
Leonard Deal, 1 n Amos Force, ,
Jacob Copple, 1 Cc,Mrs. Shew!uclr, i
Hugh Lynch, IG-jCash, -i (
J.P. Wilson, 1 O0;.T. Collaehan, i
Mrs Boss, 1 idThos. pre.-t ,n, i
.G--"} 1 - . 1 «-|J. Scliofi.-td, i
V'irh. 1 Gi!a. Tracv, : i
Daticl Johnson, Jr.,l ooiltobi. Wniton i
Geo. Strath. 1 onj McDowal, l
.idhn Parker. ] ccill. A. IVesiey, l
Gocilrcy ( longer, 1 iin.lames Vance, i
T. Jackson, i o,;!G. L. Francis, l
.1. G. Mevenson, 1 thlE. Dempsey, i
Joan Daiifield.. i llemo=ev, i
Theodore Soiomon, 1 lit E. T. Vun'ger, ] .
Jclin 1 ur.j.«e, i t;(! s;. Sri'nheuson, 1 i
M, isuplM*, l E. Ku dv t
- ! i'*.'- E. (.-orfrad, i i
1 liisiip 1-Juldinp, i <3-. H. Acheson, i \
J3r. .Drumriiond, looA. U. Kull, i ,
Air?. .?oh:;>cc, 1 00;Sarah ‘White, l i
J!rs. K.vn, l uoiJas. Kti. v . i (
Mr 1 OC : F. Franklin. j (
It • 3 (-oiH. (J. Trapharer, 1 (
Mr. Torn!, 1 C. ShnnleiT, l t
1 1 S. Row, l t
IJ.1 J . M. Tavior. l u jj.\ Whitaker, i (
H. i?!oUvorthy t 100 Marriu Schoa-W, I t
Mait-r T»a\lor f 2 tjo J. Ford, i t
A I-a\vton. 3 («• W. Tavior, n
I. J’ zh J. Kirk,' 1w H. Shaw, i c
Al?oe TtriK-r, 1 tH.iOish, i
J. 'Wilsrij, 75 J. Hauny, 5
A. Tophsm, 75|‘J. «<*ntley, 5
Jos. t:ook?on, 75 J. Wilkinson, 5
Wm. lhiobam, 75|Wm. Kel i»y, 5
TU. Scott, 75 J. SitUivan, 5
Jas. Kane, 75 Jan» Fnlton, 5
Jot*l Shotwrll, So Annie Fultoa, 5
J. S- Mcdintock, sitj.Vlrs. Martin, 5
Mrs. Vounp. 50 Joseph Uiii<*y, ' c
Edward Boherty, Cf ' Burue,' 5
Hugh c
Joseph Long, 50, Mary C ouffh, a
Joseph F mlm, Sui-Mariha Cioncb, a
Thomas Miller, so L. Newlin, 5:
Eobert McC intock. ocuJeffons Keech, n
——Horner, «il Darby Road, o.
La6h G su ! Driver, • 03
Huff, 50 cash, 05
Howard, 50 J. Dyson, Jr , 25
W m. Rockwell, 50 M. Shapcott 05.
Ash, 50 W'hi. Lancaster, 25
B. Buckley, 50 J. Douoghue, Sr., 25
M. Bouohue, sCMalantAl., 25
J. Donohue, 50 J. Kenvon, 25
}■ Iverson, 50 Frienc; 05
r. Dougherty, 50jCh. Hays, o 5
V* I- a . ncaster » . 51* J. Harrison, 05
J. Deirst, 50 Fnend, 25
Crt H* iienberg, 5c- MaTv Gregory, 25
w-.T 11 * Topham, Sr. * so Marina Topham, 25
Lliz. Betham, 2.5 Slarv Topham, 25
Mary Ann Betliam, 25 Bridget McGinnis, 25
rriend, 05 Ann Topham, 25
Grace Turner, 23 Benkerr s Bow, 0*
Mrs. Bentley. 0* A
35 Uit - V bounty 12
D. U. Whitehead, 25 Sundries from 4th
35 Precinct, 2>«WO 50
Kate Dugan, 25
Janet Law, 25
Sunory subscriptions
Rifle Factory
Snndry fnbsciiptions th:
D. Saunders
J f Mts E. MURDOCH will deliver
Address - entitled
PROVIDENCE AND' LOVE OF COUNTRY,
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIO *
On TUESDAY EVENING, 23d instant,
TT o „, F ° r ' ite benefit of the
j k- S - CHRISTIAN COMMISSION;
.5® S onrse v 01 the evenin B Mr. MURDOCH
V riVt-tvisDriS 8 fol,owi “ft recitations:
H Janvier BBEG " <A uew Foem -) By F. Da
Of® HEROES. Written for the occasion and
read for tne first time.
Uok^r BOAELI TH;E oumee ®BAND. Geo. H.
T T B E R S ea?G OF THE BUGLE AND DRUM.
SCOTTAND THE VETERAN Bayard Taylor.
THE COX ENANTER’S BATTLE SERMON,
delivered by Ephraim Macßriaron tlie Battle-field
of Drumclog. ,
By Redman Drake.
I ickets 2o cents. Reserved seats 50 cents.
Ihe sale of Tickets will commence on Friday
morning:, ISthmst., at 9 o’clock, at
606 CHESTNUT Street. Ticket cVn MsJto had
at the door of the ACADEMY on the eveningoi
tbo readings. mhl7-st,
Doors open at 7o’ clock. Readings at Bo’ clock.
INTERNAL REVENUE. -Second
Collection District of Pennsylvania, cozn
pnsiiig First, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth and Tenth
Wards of the city of Philadelphia.
, NOTICE.
The ennnal assessment for 1603 for the above
named district, of persons liable to a tax in Gar
riu?e c' i .™ as ,?, re . Yactl b>i Billiard Tables, and Gold
and Silver Plate, and also of persons required to
take out licenses, having been completed,
. NOTICE is hereby given
That the taxes aforesaid will be received daily
by the undersigned, between the hours of 0 A. hi.
and 3 P. M. (Sundays excepted) at his office, S. W.
corner of Third and Walnut streets, on and after
MONDAY, the 7th inst., and until and including
Saturday, the 2d day of April next ensuing.
PENALTIES.
All persons who tail to pay their Annual taxei
open Carriages, pleasure Yachts, Billiard tables,
and Gold or Silver plate, on or before the aforesaid
2d day of April 1564, Trill incur a penalty of ten per
centum additional of the amount thereof, and be
liable to costs as provided for in the 19th section of
the excise law of Ist July 1882.
All persons who in like manner shall foil to take
out their licenses as required by law, on or upon
the 2d day of April 1864, will incur a penalty of
tenpercentnm additional of the amount thereof,
and he subject to a prosecution for three times the
amount of said tax, in accordance with the pro
visions of the 59th Section of the law afores aid.
All payments are required to be made In Trea
sury notes issued under of the United
States, or in notes of Banks organized under the
act to provide a National Currency, known as
National Banks.
No further notice will be given. ’
JOHN H. DIEHL, Collector.
mhs-tap2s S. W. cor. Third and Walnut streets.
II KEYSTONE BATTERY, March 9, 1861
The members of this Battery are invited toat
fil tend the funeral ol their late fellow-member,
lit Evans Davis, from his late residence, No. 25
Ashland street (above Wharton and below Elev
enth), on MONDAY next, at 4 o’dock. it*
_ 525.431 37
from Sharpe’s
rough Prof. E
. 525, G 34 37
CLARE. Treasurer.
2 Ofi
2 on
2 •«,')*
2'oi)
2 oO
2. thr
2 Oil
2 uu ■
SPECIAL MEETING OF THI
HO WITZER BATTERY,
y^,£,s ln < bmmanding, held at th-
8 6 MARKET Street, on THURS
-pn,’ mst.,-the Resolutions
viz* read - 1 and * 011 motibn,unanimously adopted,
’'IRV® lia ?»®ntat, ULRIO DAHL
titering the aeti < Ollno etion with us, aud
‘.mg tne active service of hie conn rv showed
: ..oL V reta°nd wTm 1105 ! h ‘ 2h ofcoareg
. f r r g r S n if offleeri ’ aua
Acs,/red, That not-in the hope of atlding to the
noi o oire o hose glory Is now part ot the h
■ y ..ad tnosure of his country, aud whose nraia--
■. on eveiy tongue.;hnt to impress upon
"■'iiiory 3l * xa ihple,; we make this record to'nis
,l : Tint avColoUel ULRIO DAHLGREY
1 11 ~' o . n i t " s rarentage ties to this ,-ity, and thi
• }'!o him onr fellow-citizens should hot be uni
m m‘o I°' bls -memory, hut shoulf raise a mouu
m ° bmi more permanent than mere ernro-sior-,
U! ffomi ation andirespect oipre.sio.,
r, • swY'’ V' :itvre will wear a badge ofmournin-
P.ih Kbed a^^ dCaUsfi the£ “ ";
-fathJroni^S 7 there ° ft ° 110 S6ut ‘° tbe
Sergt. CHAS.-WILLING HA.EE,
Kfrtrt T* Cba-rman pro. lem
S • S - Campbell, Sec, nro. tom
March 10, ls-tH . a*ANY, PmuMLniu,
° o f f C r^ a l% « loan or
ANI» NAVIGATION COMPdWV™? OOAL
U» it Mcrtga eof March 7, lita; Y ’ - ecnred by
COMP** LOAL ANI) navig tion
Ct-MPA T having determined, under anth ,rhw
by Legislative e actments,to ?ssne a
r..w Mortgage Loan, havir g twenty year*to
from ihe first of April, 1 fifth and beadng S
“ rtj • rate of C per ceat - per annum, payable quar-
IS HEI : E ' !V gives-, that holders of the
m ••rrt ! flXls, i' , ' ,r Loan ofihei’ompany will per
SC?. d S , ®" b ' lr Certificates for Oemflcates
i"aT 7 , °'< J 0 ,, eo a is P! SWnTn i OT before tUES?
1 AI. the in-hof April, Ififil. at the Office of^
v‘l ere^n'.n'T 116 ’ e a 6ubscr ‘Ption book is open, and
Vl-ere all information desired will be»iven
Ij oruer of the Beard ofM rearer* '
mb,9.3t pd EDWIN WALTER,
1 “ Treisurer.
fTT- ART EKS NATIOX AL UN TON
“«• Ouest^ot
a »/«“ Executive Cmmitteeof the
<t‘ m , , '” b pl p bi]adelphia, hold this
ittmig, the following lesolu ions-were pastel
unanimously, and crd. red to be published- 1
„r«., Thai the JailiUT be and he is hereby
°I , ' rthwtth discontirue the subscription
11 he Club to the Philadelphia JopoVcr. and P thtt
;rhe t , ! “r ! , noUb. t eT jonrnal “ tJ ‘ Ue t?IUb HbUeO
.i.f'V'2 Tl ' nt v p to the members of
li ( ii.b. arc to err loy ai citr/vi,., ger.erallv to
ri a - 1 ,hl lr l ,:ltr oo;t£e aud support from the
1 i* • c.* It-, t.i 'T, belit*vn:i: r.s we dj ths.r it
Ih ' r l ' lio1 ’* a;,f! thatiu course is eal
vi . i.vna to be s-üb’.eiMv* cl b-‘ b*-st interests of tlie
“* V 1 T H. DIEHL. Chairman,
h- iMKr.I Eti.v, Secretary. „<
HT?* vVvre > ' T -V r lKsl W.IHD BOO.tTY
1 ~ “ ’ \aota of the Ward for all the
imp re n i alls up to Ihe last ore for a ai.orO has
i* n t;< 1I “ L-.UUG Fund Commit.ee can
;C.' .Lenijy ..-sure the riuzms of the Ward that
*V,-"i . Ire";* 2 , 1 v “ iJ, ' y w, ll come forward
p.e.,'P 1, ai d .arm 1-. IIIH means. D . not wait to
£r,V' but attend tile meeiing at MA-
I ;;-clo^ D!lyQ “ Sf °“
I.f-t llii-se jh.i laanoi attend. authorize
m“rii> C c‘’'‘° aE ’ Kr ' uu ' e fbeir subscription at the
Ly order of ’.i,e Eaeentive Committee
mbit! -1 1 a thli. A MiliTH, .--ceretary.
fVt==> IHE IKK ,T ■ E.NTRAL
LL? ri foe COMM TTEE ON LAIMH 1Y
AND KEVENUE', No. US South
SEI ENTII street, Philadelphia —The under,
signed will be ai the oilice, as above, MONDAY
lrom in tot, io famish mfermatioa and reccve
subset iptiocs. [mhin.lm.rp}
JNO W CLAGIIORN, Treasurer
h-übseriptious aud remittances by ma.l daily
ackr.ow icdgt-d in Philadelphia newspapers
fit LV ENGLAND-—a stated AteeUng of
Ll—Sf the New England he’diers - Relief Asm-ia
tion will be beld ou_MONDAY|EVEIS*ING."the
mwVww.J at , Ffof- ketulall’s Rooms, THIR-
S LENTH and LOLLST streets, att o etoek Per
order.
- ghir.ot} JAS. B. ALYORD, Secretary.
OTT 1 HU *V i-OiPi'i AX,, NOS. AHD
r fKT BA v T ii S ? w? ' DISPENSARY
lxcllc-ii treatment nad modi
*** th * CM>rt ” anl,'?^
]N T A v *
SUPPLI ES ._
r, _ N>rv DEPAr.TUEXT, )
or Pi:ov;< [or > a :i Clothing, V
SEPARATE -pßOPnsALlf‘'sSe'd and’ L-
‘‘Proposals for Navy Supplies,” will be
received at this Bureau, for furnishing and de-
(°u receiving ten davs" notice) at tire
t uit. d states Ravy Yards at Charlestown,'3las«a
- York, and Philadelphia,
K ,U snch quantities only and atsnch
v, ,t n ? t'u required or ordered by the Chief
ot .ins Bureau, or by the Commandams of the said
n/Yhe r '"l' r '- u ve!y, during the remainder
foi h A. ir, ' ndm r June 30, ISG4. the quan
tises of the dmerent articles at the places speci
lied in the following list, viz: i ** c
; - ... Charlestown. Brooklyn. Philada
« lc *> lbs 5*1,000 “5,000
Dritd Apples. lbs... 55JKO 50.000
Sugar, lbs 225,000 250.000
Ten, lbs 3,000
Coifte. lo>
Beaut, palls olU*m
Molasses, palls 16,uc0
\ inepar, galls 12,t*0
Fep.yate offers must bo made for each
each of the aforesaid navy-yards; and in case
more than one article is contained in the offer the
<• hief of the Bureau will have the ripiit to accent
one or more of the articles contained in such offer
ard reject the remainder:
For the description of articles in the above list
bidders are relerred 70 the samples at the said
navy yards, audio the advertisement of this Bu
rt an dated June 13, 1J63, and for the information
as to the lares and regulations (in pamphlet form)
regarding contracts, to the cilices of the =»veral
Commandants of Navy-Yards and Navy Agents
Blonhjcrms e/i-ropoials may . U obtained on appli
cafton to the Wary Agmts at t*ort*Mouih, Vamo
skir>; Bailor,. .V.k Jot/.-, Philadelphia. Baltimore,
and at this Bureau, mbl9-s 4t
SALE— The neat modern DWEL
laik. Llt'i tr» 52. FRANKLIN Street, with nice
yard, -giapevmes, Ac. mhl!l-3ts
INDIA RUBBER HAOhiWIS BELTING"
STEAM PACKING, HOSE, Ac.
c and dea ler 3 will find a FULL An.
bOBTMENT OF GOODYEAR’S FATEH T
lILBBEK BELTING, PACK
inti, HOSE, Jca, at the Manufacturer's Head
quarters. GOODYEAR'S,
306 Chestnut street,
„ „ _ South side.
M. S. We have a NEW and CHEAP ARTICLE
cf GARDEN and PAVEM,ENT HOSE very
cheap, to which the attention of the nubile ti
° aiia<l no 9
THE PHILADELPHIA RIDING SCHOOL.
above Vine, will
toe FjUI and Winter season on MONDAY, Sept.
24>a. Ladles and gentlemen desiring to acquire a
thorough knowledge of this accomplishment will
find every facility at this school. The horse* are
aafe and well trained, so that the most timid need
not fear. Saddle horses trained in the best man*
nar. Saddle horses, horses and vehicles to hire
Also carriages for funerals, to cars, steamboats, As
••IST. TRfIS ORATO-TS Ac SOW
SHEATHING FELT.—LOWELL PATENT
Elastic Sheathing Felt, for ships: also, John
son’s Patent Woolding Felt for Steam. Pipes and
Boilers, in store and for sale by WILLIAM S
GHAWT.Va. to* fin-oth
EIAHNESTOOK’S farina*-ioo Boxes Fahn
estock’s Unrivaled Lancaster Conntv Farina
landing and for sale by JOS. B. BUSSIER &
CO.. Agents for Fahnestock nn South Wharve 3
J?®” ~ 3 ’ 193 bo*ei|SoaledHer
ring; 305 boxes No. I Herring per Champion
forsalebyE A. SOUDER
BONE’ S BOSTON BISOUIT.-Bond’s Bntter
and Milk Biscuit landing fresh from steamer
and for sale by JOS. B. BUSSIER *CO Airenta
for Bond. 110 Sonth Wharves? ’ S “
PICKLED OYSTERS.-— lOO Cases', one dozen
each, in glass bottles, quality excellent,
landing and foreale by JOS. B. BUSSIER &
CO.. 130 South Wharves. mbl
COPPER AND YELLOW METAL SHEATH
ING, Braziers, Copper, Nailß, Bolts and Ingot
Copper, constantly on hand, and for sale by
HENRY WINSOR & OQ., 332 Sonth Wharve .
QAA BAGS LAGUAYRA COFFEE, NOW
OUU landing from bark Thomas Dallett, For
sale by DALLETT to SON, 1 29 Sonth FRONT
street.
NEW TURKISH PRUNES 10 Casks, for
sale by JOS. B. BUSSIER & CO. I 110
South iVharyes
F cEMEELY OF.' 0.,i0 NORTH “FCJYDST
having removed- '
TO THE AND COMMODIOUS
Respect'ully Invites the trade add the uu 1 -lie to
caiiaiiG examine ills *:xr:n&ivestjck of
SUPERIOR MATRE'BES,
A LARGE_ AND CAREFULLY SE-
Entirely Sew and Exclusively Fcieign
Geode
For the approaching seasons, is now ready at my
Store, J
No 321 Norsk Third Street.
-6’o
INDIA SHAWLS, INDIA SCARFS,
ELEGANT i-ILKS,
ELEGANT OEGANTiIES.
ELEGANT GRENADINES.
Glioice Slmwls of all klvds.
Ci2oii.e Dj ess Goods of alt Iciiids.
ClK>ioe Fancy Goods.
GEO FfiYIE, 816 Street,
invites the a-temion of the Tadks to his elegant
stock of SPRING !>H iWJ Faud OTHER GOODS
with great care for'Wst iJiry trad-.mi9 lm«
Pkotcgiaph albums and Card
Photographs,
McAllister & brother,
T/t hi E A MED-STiTCKEp HANDKER
i;, , 1 lea c Hems Pap
lcnlar attention is asked to the Narrow Hems hv
these who prefer a larger hardkerfehStfttSSNK
hem * iOIr ’ by 013 d — «^nSS
’‘EMMEDAXD tuoked linen han
.<I IV F several aumb --; rs . Lorn 90 teats to
KFPrn BEOIDERED HAND
liEhCIIIEF;., very rrt-at patt-rn, yerr fl. e Ti-t-
S'tS. M“7s!“ rEed ‘ iOWa . $O ! ' e ' *«“*■£** Sit?
X. * DIES’ L.INEN my***
borders, a lew hundred dezen, at Si
dozer, very ranch better ttai the Lmnortera
famish for -he sameprice importers row
GENTI/EMEN-n COLORED BORDPRTt-Tl
u Ma> HaN It KERCHIEFS, at 33, «,
« ms - S per cent, less by the dozen: caAfot “Iff
placed at the same price. . "r lut 06 le -
WIDE "WHITE NET, measuring orer Sk vard
qnaJ“>: ISO ceDl3 a *»rd, would &st£f,£
60 cenh to import now;a few cases on hand for th»
benefit of the retail trade (that cannot he monopcf
■WHITE PIQUE OR MARSEILLES, 45 andWl
a i“ ew York importer no wasas
, and .2>r for the same qualities. The reader
will notice that at 'WOKNE’S LACE AKI) PUT
BROIDERY STORE, No. As North EIO-HTH
-*llll find the largest stock, bShia
variety and quantity, .fiom which to select, an im
portant fact to the .wholesale or retail
always under regularpbices. purcnaser,
L lr, T EIS ° olJb ’ CHEAPEST IN THE OITY.
“V‘ u T °» en > flUs morning-, io pieces Hand
£h“place| Llllen: M S7; -' fame that Is sold at SI
i lot. e> tiaieavy, at si: worth more money.
Bleached Table Linen. a;f7)£, 90 and St.
Extra quality and width, at SI 25 and SI 50.
f Aleo, a large lot of double satin Damask Barnsley
that are extra heavy and beautiful patterns: soma
of them the most desirable ever imported: and a.
great variety of other Table Linens, in various
qualities and patterns, that lam now selUxSfS
below the market prices. 6
Barnsley Linen Sheetings, very heavy, at S l5O
SI ,o and S 2, in all the widths. . y 1 5U ’
wl'liv 7 1 • I.V-and yards wide.
Napkins and Doylies, in various quauties,iQf thf»
verj-best makes and patterns. 1 ’* QI ma
Huckabacks, both bleached and half bleached, in
large quantities and every quality.
Towels of every description, with or without
fringed ends, in red and blue borders
Crash, at 17).', 1-1, 10, 195 and 20c.
’ . Eichardson Shirting Linenr. atsoc: these
«re a gTeat bargain, being unde** price.
Marseilles Qnilts that cannot be surpassed for
quality and fceauty by-anv in the city.
GRANVILLE B. HAINES,
1013 Market street, ab. Tenth.
son,ooo
3lM*o 1:3,*500
7,000
mhl£)-3t
IN THE Gill'ET OF COMMON
tne city AND COUNTY OP pln?A®
i^ELPHIA.—In the niaUeT of the Trust nf th v
■™N CANAL COMPANY _ T L™ nd°fo?g?
finsi o* 110 a 'i- ! V 2 e **]£. ant i adjust the third an 4
T.T-i cv,5.V, of J e °DMAN PAUL. R RUN
DLE SMITH rmd O. THOMPSON, Trustees
under a certain Indenture of Mortgage of the'
Union Canal Company, daled October 23, 1.5,57, a d
to make distribution, trill meet the parties in In—
the purposes of his appointment, on
FRIDAY, the Sth day of April. AtD. 1861. at 4
o’ clock, P. M., at his Offioe.No. 271 South FIFTH
street, in the City of Philadelphia.
JOSEPH A. CLAY,
Auditor.
inhl9s,tn,tb,sU’
uicif Jong tails To b* Fe6u iii •
ISS
mana'honttotoa™. pr ° perty ° f a pri '^ e ,s™.« e -
19 L° n G- ESTABLISHED
FE and DWELLING, No *l2l South
onp of w?* S n reet ' dwellings in ttie rear,
a wb cil ls on Stamper street. Lot IS feet bv
a £??•{>»” *»£ ood OTdeT - A PP>y to ROBERT
GRAFFFN, No. 537 PINE street. mhl9.3ts
MARCH STREET PROPERTIES, three of
■which are very desirable; -two of* moderate
size, bavins all modern conveniences. -For sale
byA.P.A J.H B 1 ORRIS,SIS ARCHst. mhl9-4t«
fS ELEVENTH STREET, N. W. O' 'RNER,
iOF FILBERT—IO feet front by IST feet deep-.
desirable as a dwelling orbnsmess stand* early
possession, andforsale by A. P. & J. H. MOR.
BIS, 010 Arch St- mhloTlw
® H VNDSOME SMALL PLAOE OF TWFN
m T S Y TONE E £° m «
tJ™ b vi *V'P TT AGE, 12 rooms thronghont.
Barn, out-hnildmgs, Ac., nine miles from tne
f° r 8416 by A. P. &J.
H. MORRIS, 916 AROH BtTeet. mhio-Jt*
® SUMMEP. STREET RESIDENCE FOR
SALE, No. 1615—With large side and back:
y£ rd - Inquire of J. M. GUMMEY & SONS, 503
Walnut street. m hi9 6t#
M country seat and farm -fsr
SALE —Oce-hsdf or all that valuable Stone
post Farm of 1( 0 acres, BRISTOL TURNPIKE,
above the seven-mile stone, and near Tacony, wl'lt
a fine view of the Delaware river, Ac. Mansion,
honse and other dwellings to let; also, faotory and
smithshop. Apply on the premises, or R.
■WHITAKER, No. 610 Locust street, mM9'3t*
REMOVAL.
A. N. ATWC/OD.
No. 45 South Second Street,
BEDDING 'AND "
AL-o, a Choice assortment of alt kinds of
mh t^f lOLSTEfi3iD UURNITGRE.
J. HEKRY EHRiIQHSa,
MERCHANT TAILOR.
legted stock
INDIA SILKS.
IN G-REAT VARIETY.
728* Chestnut st,
STRING BED J .