MUSIO. EEV. HESEI WARD BEECHER “Power—The Law of its Distribution, IHUBSDAY evbhing, maecs 3i.t, AT EIGHT O'CLOCK. Tiis -Will t)0 the only opportunity to Hear TtwunßKß tne present season. 50 cents. B id Son, & cents; EeserTed Scats Tickets for sale at Ashmead nhocinrit, street. ■_ -rTTn GKEAT Eli® 1 fal ’ / WOK TKK sale op / ussrcs as» “ HCT AMICIES ' ' :(jojDn® on,a MONDAY, MARCH 88. 1864 r, aT THE COMMISSIONERS’ HALL, r ifWest Philadelphia. the proceeds for the benefit of T ST . JAMES’S OHUBOH. mMC-lOtj i -- glMfilONb. sxmMONS! ! —itt; ' f-n V- TNTIT >ST. ROVKR^ s Manager March29, 1B&4, sTcond E great American Drama, THE OCTOROON, THE OOIOROON, THE OCTOROON, THE OCTOROON, With __ ~XD magnificent scenery, nett AND “YgINAL muslO] „ sr -OF AT EVENNESS and STRENGTH. CASTofGREAi?y A piERNOON. April 2, 1 MATINEE ENTER BEGCEAR * j^iNEENI. ~ . me beantitul Drama ot Epo?,.J.YxVill be produced, in wMet Mrs. FAN CHON S“ ul :vko ber flr6t appearance. CECII E circle and Parquet, SUc; Or- Circ ie, 25c. Seats secured cbestis, Doors open at 7 o' clock; QXHMONS . • XIJIONS!! 5— -TPx-nSivr- s NEW arch steelt M IECH street, aboreSixtA. jU xii tt but Four of „ , Kn l WILLIAMS MR- Marcll 29, ISG4, THIS ixt ’-r.TEiGUIRE. Barney Williams Comedy ot To be cI.rRTSHIP. _ ‘ ..Mrs. Barney WUliams o nr Song and ReeteJ" BETTSO* March 29, IS6J, Juba company To concede with ' , MiTsAda Ajax Jenkins Peters Marerpa...• A)^. ga Launl Keene °lSfs may Scored from 9 UU 3 at Box Office. Doors open ai 7. Ourtai n rise* at, ? 4 . -¥-vt farors, and gratuitous adyenUemeiita from them will be duly acknow ledged m n2s-20t* MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSiu- SOIREE GY MN ASTI Q.UE for the B E NE IIT of the “GREAT CENTRAL PAIR” of the SANITARY COMMISSION. . , wtlntia By request of the Committee on Exhibitions, Benefits and Entertainments, t » ct A SOIREE GYMNASTIQ.EE AND EASJ. GRAND RE-UNION Of all the Classes connected -with “JrttUii- DELPHIA NATATORIUM AND PHYSICAL. INSTITUTE -win be held at the -ACADEMY OF MUSIC, TUESDAY EVENING, April 12th. The classes of Masters and Young Gentlemen tinder the directio a of Dr. W JANSEN. The classes of YonneXaaieß led by Miss S. F. HOP- T'l INS The classes of Gentlemen conducted by Messrs HARBESON and GIHON. ■ The -whole performance being a lull and practi cal illustration of all the branches of modern Gym nasties and Physical Culture, and exe=uted e n . tirpiv bv amateurs* members of the Institution. The Grand Orchestra of 'thirty-six performers will. In itself, prove a i rea H ,cgr eg' Director of the General Music.... Mr. HASSDEIS. fiES ot Music ;tto aymna|; TEVLEYPOEDT,"corner of CHESTNUT and JUNIPER Streets, has been appointed Treasurer and Agent for the sale of tickets . Vull Programmes of the Entertainments will be ready on WEDNESDAY, March-23d, and can be bad at tbe following places: Rev. Dr. O. A. Smith, 1530 Arch street. _ . George D Parrish A Co., 312 Chestnut street. Messrs. Aehmead A Evans, 721 Chestnut street. Mr. P.Eeypoidt, 1323 Chestnut street. Messrs. Hoyt & Bros., 1000 Chestnut street. Messrs. Andre & Co., 1104 Chestnut street. Hr. John. RUley, Continental Hotel. Office of Sanitary Commission.* 1307 Chestnut BtreetaqdNatatorium,Broad street, below Walnut. PRICE OF ADMISSION Parquet and Balcony Family Circle and Amphitheatre .... Ho extra charge for reserved seats. Sale of seats to commence on T.uesday IdaTCh 522, Doors open 'at 7 o’clock. The performance to Commence punctually at Bo’ clock. mh2i-tapl3§ THE GEE AT PIOTUEE, I AT CONCERT HALL LECTURE BOOM, OPEN EVERY EVENING, For a Short Season, J. Insco Williams's Celebrated PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE. This is the most complete and finished Painting ot the Sacred Scriptures in the werld, comprising ° T6 |te^ e A m N°!) THRILLING SCENES, Of the first three thousand years of Biblical His tory, forming altogether one of die finest exhibi tions of the age. ' : OPEN Every EVENING-at 7 % o’clock. Admission 2d cents. N. Br—Matinees on Wednesday and Saturday -Afternoons, at 3 o 1 clock. Admission for Children, 15 cents, CASINO £ ASIN O OASINO-CHESTNU' Street, above Sixth. The Great V ariety Entertainment. Ethiopian Comedians; Ballet Dancers, Pantomlmists, GERMANIA OBOHESTBa. —PubIic Behear sals every Saturday at 3X o' clock, p. M., at • the EtUSICAXi I’tJND KAEJU. Single tickets,9s ' cento: oachages of Six tickets, 81. --To be had at AndrS's, lie? Chestnut street; J. E. Gonld, • givantb aad Ohestivnk and at tPB tXEII dap ocia ~"T”' SUMMONS'.! —Si MMONS!! ' OIMMONsfi-SIMMONS! !-SIMMONS V!- V SIMMON&H * EWS .LV . - - CHANGE* > t„ Rll olaces of ntnusementmay be Choice any evening, mhl?-ly^ ; ad *’P tr> - ' - rr 'Nv * 0P bhqlahd, . IJT ~ „,„ ro f Freedom tbo distinguished coadjn- Bnett and Biobard Cobdenimhede lor f American institutions, will, by Invitt fence of A™ in the AUAPjsMY li'f’mi'siS, on MOnSIt WeNlNH,the 4th PLEi’BOB DEMOCRATIC FREEDOM.’ ’ Admission, 25 conte. . . t &TTINH& f^OV^ sc pibvisory Committee booms, no. of Sixth and Chestnut streets. «ly’ A VERY BOOMS, Tenth street above A^h T BFFRFSHaiENT SALOONS, and a.the BOX’oFFIOE OF THE ACADEMY. mh-JO ot6 tiJXim Proceeds for tbe 50 cent*. CHABE'cS bOHOIITZ'S i*BANi> J3O.USI.UA.I SUIBEE IN AIU OF TBB - . . BIES- BH ANU H, ITS. Sanitary Oommisvlon. nw TUFSIJAV EVENING. March v 9, IrGl. AT ABMOBY “D,” obey resebves, n.e cofner EIGHTEENTH and CHESTNUT st 3. Tlie'follo’wing artists have kindly volunteered to OaRL GAERTNER, CHAS. H. JARVIS, M. H OKm A BOOSEHBHEGBR and AMA TEUR GLEE CLUE Ono To*lw'itad’at tiie Mnsio Stores and at the Hall door on evening of concert. m °~ s ' u ? I>LEVEHTH STREET OPERA HOE bis. •i “THE FAMILY RESORT- AND DIXEY’b THE GREAT STAR TROUPE of the WORLD» In tbeir Rnrlesaues. Plantation Scenes, Ac., Ac., oy TWENTY TALENTED ARTISTS, EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK. Tickets. 25 cents. Doors open at 7 o’ clock. felB 3ins J. L. OARNCROSS, Bnslnesa Manager. SIMMONS!!—SIMMONS!! OIMM.ONS! !—SIMMONS ! ! SIMMONS . S SIMMONS!! PENNSYLVANIA OF THE *■ 1025 CHESTNUT STREET. Open dally (Sundays excepted) from 9 A M. to P. M. Admittance 25 cents. Clilldreu halt-prtce. A BUSINESS MAN, WITH S7.MO «!ASU lS A in search of an interest in a good Wholesale, Ketailor Commission Dry Goods. Notion or Cloth House. He has heen raised to that business, and any good house who wish to extend their buslnoss will get a good active partner. Has the best of references. 8 Address, in Teal name, A. this office A "YOUTH, 17 -YEARS OF AOE, WITH. unexceptionable references, wishes a sitna tiomn a BROKER'S OFFICE Jor particulars address “E. 5..” Brn.ETi> Office. ll * tvaNTED in a Wholesale Hardware B id W F. MU at this office. M-3* CHOIR A. good SOPRANO _aud granted. Address ‘‘Davis^, EVekiso Bri-LETIK Office. mhM-3l«_ nONTRALTO, TENOR and BASS w aNT&D C for a Church Choir. Address, by note, At , • S DAILEY, No 1618 FILBERT street. mhtfcfit* SI .50 cento. fel9-2mie EVEBY NIGHT. COm Sim’ THE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN s PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY. MARCH 29 1864. WANTS. -Tkqanist and TENOR SIKOKK; capame \ l of taking charge of the mußtc in an Episcopal Church, wanted. Address, with references BOX 2372, Post Office. ana T-rr ANTED. Permanent board in the country W by a middle-aged widow (n Friend), for her self and three daughters, eldest 11, youngest 4 years. Would furnish, and assist in family duties (if de eiredl such as sewing, taking charge of house or teaching children. A -rch 31 at, 1854. mh29-3t. LAmnS' and fff'l Spring Millinary Opening, THURSDAY, 3lst., i w a NICHOLS, mb29-2t* No. 102 S. Eighth st., bel. Chestnut. riA-RIJ —IVL’LIjE KEOOH, MILLINER de °psu N SM WALNUT street, will ope? April.Stli, an eluant andrecherche assortment of French Bonnets,H , T-iowero Ac ,ot the latest and most approved sftylTs, selected with great care from the flrst fash ion houses of Paris, together wlth many, noveiues of her own mannfactnre. JH. I,e ■ to tion to her Mournim; Department, where ordera to meet xhe demands of funerals to any filled with despatch. mh3B-st* DUPONT’S GUNPOWDER.—SUP EBFIini Sporting and all other fclnds of Eas}.® powder. Gunpowder for blasting and also, Government Front for ordnance service:. Cannon, 3ttus*et and Rifle •ale by 'WILLIAM S. JORANT, 21« South D»l» war* Avann* . • T.T.T.rvar METAIi BHEATHINj^.^OKUUII.- OTBrotbera &, Co.’a Taunton Yellow Metal ■neathtol, NaUB and Sptteo itroe and for sale by WITiTtTftM S. BBiB Soetb Tlelaxwe «"»»* . ..T'jx-g'rnnK ■ s VABINA.—IBO Boxes yahn “lEeats S 5 labneYtnck .in South Wharves fess Wharf- . ; PTfTKTP.n OYSTERS 109 Oases, one dozen anaiity e|oen«t, landing and tor sale by JOS. B. BufeSlLK OO.i UO South, Wharves. ““ THE COAL BOUNTY FUXD COMMITTEE, SO. 2051 WALNUT "ST. WILL PAY TWENTY DOLLARS FOR EVERY VOLUNTEER MUSTERED INTO The Philadelphia Regiments, HANCOCK’S SECOND ARMY CORPS. 6911, 71st, 723,106 th, REGIMENTS, P. V. From This Date Until First ef Apri ALFRED DAY, OHAIBMA.N. mli2S-tf§ CLOTHING. SPRING OF 1864. EXTENSIVE OLOTffISIG HOUSE, Nos. 303 & 305 Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA. '■ss The facilities o? this house for doing xa business are such that they can confl- g rO dently claim for it the lpadtrg position CO among the Tailoring Establishments of g «* Philadelphia. They, therefore, Invite © the attention of gentlemen of taste to « their snperb stock of'iIEADY-hIADE j| CLOTHING, cut by the best artists, _ trimmed and made equal to Customer J 2; g Work-AND AT « rop | c? They bare also lately added a CTJS ■s TOM DEPARTMENT wfiere tbe latest g, S noyeUies may be found embracing « * some ffesb from London and Paris. ■a e perry & CO., 303 and 305 Chestnut st. Castom Depa tment, 303 Chestnut st jnh26-fit rps j, C. STRAWBRIDSE & C 0„ (Formerly Cowperthwait * Oo,) HA.VE NOW OPEN, A fine as-ortxnpnt of Black Silica. Small Plaid India Silks, plain, Striped, and Plaid Poplins. Superior Black and Colored Alpacas. Pink, Bln|h, and BnfT Brilliants. Pink, Bine, and Buff Percales. Striped and Figured French Chintzes. SHAWLS, SHAWLS, SHAWLS. 100 Lama Wool Shawls, from S 2 50 to 88. 100 Mozambique “ to 89. «« sOtos" 100 Black Stella - We still Have an immense stock or COTTON AND LINEN SHEETINGS SHIRTINGS too dozen Towels and Napkins. A full liue of Barneshy Table IJnens. The celebrated Power and Hand-Loom Ta Linens. ’ Hnckabaek, Bixdeye and Diaper. Lancaster, Manchester and Honey Pink, Bine, and White Marseilles. Counterpanes and Quilts. Cloths, Cassimeies and Cloakings. A full assortment of Sackings. A fnll assortment of Cloths and Cassimeres. A full assortment of Boys’ wear. At Wholesale and Betail, N. W. coiner Eighth and Maiket Sts. jal4-th sa tntjyl ' | musVoaCJbqxes. •We hay enow in- store a handsome variety of ITNE MUSICAL BOXES, playing from TWO to TEN Choice Opera and' Bauad Airs, some with Drum and Bell accom paniment; no more desirable/article tor: the sick chamber or the parlor can ho found. " FARR & BROTHER, 324 Chestnut Street, below Fourth. mhz6-9« -~l r - fetora own-importation, reliable In quality, ®*g Importei*, 324 Chest&at street, Mow Eourtn. ,ular Prices. Comb ttni-»i JUST' RECEIVED, incurable disease. Its treatment has been vague, vexations, and for the most part e?eu injurious to the patient- We how'offer to our tellow-citizens an absolute and speedt cure—an assertion we would not make without the most complete evidence of its truth. . ■ "Without a correct theory no disease can, with tolerable certainty, be cnred-except by the slow method ot careful study and experiment; but when these are successful, theory maybe perfected and established upon such success, and byieasoning on the effects ol the remedy ; in plain words, the means of cure ascertained by experiment, become me substantial.oasis of a true theory. - The theory we have been, in this way, led to adopt, applies, without exception, to all casts of Dyspepsia, because the lemedy cures all oases. I mußftherefore be simple: a complex theory tt - to suit all cases and aspects of unease, bn individually, it applies m Lone audls visiou y. On the cirt-ary, a simple theory grow=' the taus accompanying the cure, and is n structed to suit these facts. , . , ■When the healthy stomach receives the ftoa, 1. first apples itself firmly and closely to its con- K order that the g.astncjaice whicu forms rtrop , on Its inner surface, may p-netrate ancj di .,olve the food. This effected, by additional eontiaoion, this oortton ib removed, and atio undigested port Oh brournt in contact with tha surlace of the stomach aud the gastncjcice u drrgo tnesaroe changes and con version We snp po4 that in Dyspepsia this simple andb-antiful rroceesisde ayedaud becomes paiaful, mam y, If not entirely, f om an'absence o' the gastric juice, without which digestion cannot take plnce.or emomsbeo or altered secretion oftbis juice. d The stomach, flndmg delay in this flrst and es- T ; 1 su ,p of digesUon, contracts more and more lirmly on Ttskard contents, which, by this t,me sum id have been dissolved. This protracted and natural effort, or contraction, we believe, lit e UD e of that peculiar suffering at the pu of S"e smuincb of which the dyspeptic - bitterly C °TiSl U D o B ur theory, and in this way is accounted for the lirsland constant symptoms of W 1 •aKSSsasa -“r,.:.. ~. ws-sssrw part ot that organ wlucb can be thn -1 ~ Dvsmtfia is accompanied, in some persons £ D mnive^onT’oVp U aiu. 6 A m cf^yafflict:sbmeaud f-X'red; the longue is often furred, tne mouta ore ai.erc , IO swallo w often painful.. ciu« or irregular in acimn-r there Thebovte , jHrrhm The external warmth u"d.minished, the skin is dry and as fniiv affected in many cases, by tbeapplica- Pa 01 renld as the diseased stomach is by food. In Sequent; but depression of spirits, a constant la - v-mr ard gloom, with stiffness and soreness ol the I »'i, sod indisposition to move, are the most co“emn“ud.d, stressing symptoms ol this clasa Though rarely fatal cl Itself. -Indigestion quickly -lay s“ he foundation ol other diseases, some of which a£'of the most fatal chat aster; and f: om Imperfect nourishment and sleep, the patient often falls m-o a eondiiion which plainly shows a very serious decay l of ail ** po*«» of Ufe ' Na,lieA " d 7°?‘ ’ ing frequently accompany indigestion. In this the stomach rids itself of food it cannot digest, end the na'ient is relieved; but the disease re mains, Md the emaciation of the system *oon be mams, oa. Dvsrepsla is emphatically the i Chseas^ from us the bracing stimuli of i ambition and tope, emasculates us, and null is ns for the enterprise ot life Th« die*.of a Dyspeptic should be plainly cooked, andecasoned meate, from animal. that tax,-ar rived at their maturity. For example-goodbeef, and net Teal— mutton, and not lamb, roas-ed, boiled or broiled. Eat nothing that is fried, and void all those dishes on which the skill o. the cook has been exhausted Eat slowly-ehew well-and watchfor the first hint the stomach fives that it has enough, and then quit. Drink water-avotd ale o hoi in every form. Eat bread a day or two old. Do not eat little and Often, bnta fair allowance and alwave nearly at tbe same hour. Pursue this treatment, and you will soon say of all other rlans _**Satme luststi, ludi'.euunc alios.” PRICE 81 00 PEE BOS. „fy an orders to be addressed to JOHN J RROMEB, 11.3 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa. READ SOME OF THE TESTIMONIALS'. This is to certify that after suffering from Dys oepsia for. a period of two years, I dare been sneedily and effectually cured by tno Celebrated Dyspepsia Pill, prepared and sold by T. M. Sharp, Salem* N. J. X had preylonsly tried a variety of remedies without rei ief. remeal FRANKLIN PLATT, May 19th, ISGO. No. 330 Spruce street, Phtla. MR- T. M. Sharp—Sir: This Is to teetity, that after suffering from Dyspepsia for II ve or >lt years, x fonnrt immedUto relief alter taltlug three of your Celebrated Dyepepila Pills Salem, N. J-, May lwio Me. T. M. SnAnp—Sir :It affords me pleasure to recommend to the public your Celebrated Pill for the cure of Dyspepsia. I was a most misera ble -victim to that painful affliction for the period of fifteen years, in Its most aggravated form. I am now well, and most gratefully acknowledge it. I have also administered tfcein to a number of my friends, and cured In every ease, JOHN S. CROMBUKGEIt, Ho. 666 Bankson street, Philadelphia. No. 5 Bebkmah Stbeet, New Yoke, May 2-ld, 1560. Me. T. M. Shaup.— Sir: It gives me great pleasure, and I therefore certify that the Pills 1 eceived from you axe the only real remedy I have found for the jnost disagreeable and dangerous disease which man is heir to—the *' Dyspepsia. ’ ’ 1 have been troubled with this disease for yoars, lately almost abandoned my business on account of it. After using three of your Pills I have nijt been troubled since. I have used six in all sinee last February, when I took the first three. lam very respectfully your obedient servant, . JAMES W. CULVER, Attorney-at-Law. Mr. T. M. Sharp— Sir: After Buffering for about six months with Dyspepsia and pain in the bowels, but chiefly with wind, which I discharged from the stomach in large quantities. I was induced to try your Celebrated Remedy, and the result was a great and immediate amendment of symptoms. The raising of wind was of the greatest annoyance to me, often suspending the breathing, and im pressing on my mind the conyiciion that I must be relieved or it would cause my death. lam now, happily, much better, and my health is so good that I can attend to my occupations without difficulty. JA3IES YOTJNGK Salem, N. J., JuaeWi, iB6O. mhe-tu&6Bt§ CHOICE AND ELEGANT french ORGANDIES, Kicli and Handsome ,j gpjllKGr, AND SUMMER EL L. HALLOWELL & CO OHABIJJSEM.OB.y- ALEX. BiJNSOH, Jl. CHARLES EMORY & CO., Btookand Exchange Brokers, No. 15 SOUTH THIRD ST. ill kinds of uncarreut funds and Geld and Su rer bought and sold, and Collections mada. particular attention given to the pure* and mile of 8 overnment, Stats and otter Sacs* an. Doans on commission. jai3-3mj_ P. A. HARDINU & GO. Importers and Jobbers of STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS, KO. 413 ARCH ST. PHU.anEI.PHIA HLt5-2m5 Katialron is front the Greet V ‘ ?,n ve^ate iiiiAth-Hio *’ to cleacs.e, remvena-e or , j-T?f lIO Thi* article is what its came Mgnl- F^r ; v2rvui?, restonar and b*au*if*m* the humar fctur ii if themost.remarksble pre para |SS'feSSSHSSS! 6 Ale of over ore million bottlesi re r■ sc a tun. It is a nto.* ’ or disease. Allmsianwi oy an easy process, but gives the hair a Luxuriant Beauty, , promotes its growth,,prevent ta tailing o^eradi- C r«tS"td h hS stood the testof time being - «am Coloring, and m conetanUy m wl“s E lUs sofd respectable dealers, or can I£ S AKN Ksl TO“,W?B%Sdtvay, U New “or*. ' | siaee, 50 cents and&t« Mexican Mustang Liniment. The parties In St. Louts and Cincinnati, who harre bc P cn Counterfeiting tto Mustang under pretence ol guard attains J^H£sffSSS.‘S2£ sar&t&z&teHssAs. gerons and worthless tm muse and grow bottle. This There hardly exists ing in favor tor t does not con a haml et on tne habitable effects It is the , tain evidence ol ' its im sprVdns, 1 breasts, straicedhorses, 4c, it tsa vrifh It medythat should never "SSEtS&KT SPRING GOODS. rntST OPENIH3 OS SPRING DRESS GOODS. , At the Store of J. P. lOtJBfGi (Suocessorto T. Fibkek) No. 70 North FOURTH Street. JOHN F- "YOUNG . Is now opening one of ae most. OILABIES’ HRESSSTUFFbmat^^ in thiß market. Special atten f 9 278,tu-th2Bt4 styles and prices. ATOTTCVF'. —THE COPARTNER [V SsTirp heretofore existing between the ander- the firm of CO WPERTII WAIT & is this dftv dissolved by mutual consent. CO., JR., JUSTUS C. STKAWBBIDGE. Feekdaey 19, 1861. J. COWPERTHWAIT & GO , Would inlorto their trienda, and the public gen erally, that t£ey will continue Ihe’Dry Goods busi ness attheir NEW STORE, S. E. CORNER NINTH ANARCH STREETS, and'would call the attention of buyers to their. Irrge and extensive fcTOCK OF COTTONS. Comprising all the populaT makes, such aa New York fililis, Williamsville, Wamsutta, Forestdale, '• * White.Kbvk, • Wauregan, ' . Semper Idem, Housekeeper, &c„ Together with all the best makes of 3-4, G-V and 18-4 Sheetings, both BLEA< HEl> AND UNBLEACHED. OUR STOCK OE LINENS, comprising SHEETINGS, SHIRTINGS, - , TABLE LINENS, . TOWE LINGS, NAPKINS, &C., Will be offered at prices which will command the attention oi those m want of each gooes. DKfcirtS GOOV»s. Our assortment is now complete, and in yariety, style and price, we f efy competition. SHAWLS of all descriptions, adapted to the present season. , • BLACK SILKS, all widths an d qualities, which will besold at very L* »W PRICES. . PLAID INDIA SILKS, in all colors, extra width, very cheap. Great bargains in MARSEILLES COUYTEBPAHE3. Give ut a c-. 11, and we will convince yott that we Hill main tain our reputation of selling the best goods at the lowest prices.. ■HEW »TOBS) SOUTHEAST CORNER NINTH AND AECH, PHIL \ IiELPHLA. J. fO\Y PERTH WAIT & CO. mh*2t-th, s.tu, to jyl MR. CHARLES PAGE. Favorably known for tfie last twenty years a* Principal lies.gner of GAS FIXTURES TOR MESSES CORNEI.IUS 4; BAKES, [s this day admitted a partner m onr Arm. We will continue the sale and inannfactnre of GAS FIXTURES. Under the firm name of VAN KIRK & CO. MANUFACTORY AT FKANHFOBD. SALBSBOOMS, 912 ABCfl STREET. Feb. 1, i3d4. EMERERISE MILLS. ATWOOD, RALSTON & C 0„ MANUFACTUEKBS AND WHOLSSAL* DEALERS IN €IRP®TLYG§, Oil Cloths, Mattings, Ac., &c. Warehouse, 619 Chestnut Street, 616 Jayn. Street. f»bl-Sm, ARCH STREET WAREHOUSE. The subscriber has just received a well-selected tock o i ENGLISH AND AMERICAN. CARPETINGS, fob spring trade. JOS. BLACKWOOD, mhis-sm 832 ARCH Street, below Ninth. 1864. SPRING 1864. GLEN ECHO MILLS. GERMANTOWN, PA. M’CALLUM &CO., Manufacturers, Importer# and Whol* aale Dealers IN CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &o. Warehouse, 509 Chestnut Bt,§ Opposite Independence Hall. SPECIAL NOTICE. RETAIL DEPARTMENT. M’CALEUM & CO. Ueg leave to tnforro tlre pnhllc that theyhhT teased the old established Carpet Store, No. 519 CHESTNUT STREET, Opposite Independence Hall, A EETAIL DEPABiTMBHT* ygheis they are now opening IMPORTED and AMERICAN CARPETS, EmteraciEg the choicest p * t pES T R V CAS AXMINSTEE, 1 „ M ROY ILTON ’ {klussedsOarpbts VELVET, VENETIANS. ■ B _ err tlun* Together wits a full assortment parking totUe Carpet Business. The Cheapest, Simplest, anh j actor***. 701 CHcrnui street, above 7ft, fe!9-tfi satu-2ms CARPET A NEW STOCK, UIE3T PREMIUM