POLICE AND FIRE-ALARM TELECIRAPII.—The
31 ew office for the Police and Fire-Alarm Telegraph was
formally taken possession of 7esterday morning, After
!Le adjournment of Councils, on Thursday night, a num•
fier of the members 'visited the now quarters, and ex
"rasped their admiration of the largely-increased facili
ties for the operation of this useful and responsible de
-Ipartment.
THE GOOD WILL ENGINE TENDERS TUjNKS.
_o r , Thursday morning upon the occasion of the fire at
Line brewery, vicinity of Seventeenth and Wiliam:streets,
Er. James K. Bowman very kindly invited the reemb..rs
of the Good Wilt Steam Fire Engine Company him his
liter% at Seventeenth and Braudywine, where, after
4 . thawing" them out, he spread before them an excellent
-Collation.
017,7rODT.—John Randolph, colored, who
- was arrested some time since by Detectives Levy and
-Somers, for having robbed an individual named Levi
Becht of several watches, etc., at Pattersqu, Juniata
county, Penn'a, was lately sentenced to eighteen months'
imprisonment. He was brought to the city yesterday,
by Sheriff Hamilton, and placed in the Eastern Peni
lentiary.
LEASE OP THE PUBLIC WHARVES.—The COM.
Iniseioners of Public Wharves and Landings give 'notice
that a number of the wharves on the Delaware and
Schuylkill, belonging to the city, will he leased at public
auctior, for one or three years, at the Exchange, on
Wecneeday next at noon.
ORDEMED Purr.nnEr.rnu.—The United
Skates steamer Suwance, of the Burnside 'Expedition,
has been ordered to the Philadelphia
navy yard for re
pairs. She was badly damaged in the great storm., part
of her bulwarks and wheel-houses haying been stove in,
and bet tipper works injured.
SAD ACClDENT.—Yesterday morning, a man
tamed Dennis-Burns, fifty years of ego, empieyeti in the
'locomotive worhe W. Baldwin & Co.. wtt• Ferionily
injured by a larp,e driving-wheel fahing upon him. The
sufferer was conveyed to his home, No. 614 North Seven
teenth street.
THE COURT OF QUARTER SESSIONS was en
:gaged yesterday - 'with a -amber of trifling cases.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.
PHILLDIBLPRIU. FObrtIPA7 5.1862
The action of the House of Representatives, at Wash
ilantan, peetsMay, iii fassing the legal-tender treasury.
mote bill, met with a hearty endorsement from all classes
to-day. The stock market was particularly buoyant,
and arise in prices was noted. Only one general 1 egret was
-expressed in finanotal circles, to the effect that Congress
ought first to have passed a law providing for taxation in au
isznotant amply sufficient to establish the credit of the Go
vernment on a secure baste. But it is Understood that
the pledge already given by Congress, in its Mint resolu
tion, will be redeemed within a few dare, by the enact
ment of an ample tax law, on which the credit of these
notes and the loans orthe Government will rest and ; the
passage of the demand-note bill is therefore accepted as
the best measure within the reach of Congressional login
/alien.
Many who at first doubted the propriety of the legal
tender clause have been led to give it their saw tion and
:support; as tke recent action of hostile banks hss led to
the greatest confusion in the transaction of every-day
Imeinese. It is a positive relief from bank incoasietem.
ICUs to have the demand notes stamped as money by Go
fornment.
Everybody will know what to depend upon in trade
and busineas, and the adequate taxation promised for
their support will make them better than any bank notes
for currency. They will come to have the same weight
IPigs, the pronto os hank paper has hitherto enjoyed.
The faith of the people in their Government may be re-
Vresented and recognized as well in its stamp on paper
111 in its stamp on metal.
The necessity for making these notes a legal tender
arises directly from the action of the banks themselves.
They suspended specie payments at first and then paid
their last instalments on account of the seven and three
tenths per cent. loan in the demand notes of the Govern
ment. As soon as they had accomplished this object
they attempted to discredit them. A portion of
the banks nobly endeavored to give the Government
the benefit of their circulation, and received them freely
on deposit and on payment of debts. These font d them
selves victimized, however, by their fellow-banks when
the balances at the clearing houses cattle to be settled,
and were obliged, in self-defence, to pursue the same
=patriotic course. The passage of the bill will change
all this. Bank notes will give place to the
Government notes, which will pass at the full
value of their face in all business transactions.
Foam think it would have been better if the plan pro-
Posed in The Presfi 9fl4.4Ying Oita intro rearlycd by the
Government on deposit bearing interest, had been incor
porated into the bill. The Government would thereby
have had the benefit of the money of all who were
willing to give it the use of their temporary
surplus funds, and who could not make it con
venient to make a nermaneni, investment by buying
loans. We learn that I homes Klaiber : Est ,is in Wash
ington, on behalf of many of our prominent business
Wien, financiers, and hankers, urging some such legists
lotion at the hands of Congress, and he may yet be sue_
.10(41/Ifni. 'We hare already expressed the opinion - that
'this plan would, if adopted, help very materialll t•i keep
'the notes from gorging hi the financial centres, until
they work their way into the hands of the pen die gene
rally. The passage of the bill by the Senate, however,
can hardly be doubted, and the tax bial.will speedily fol
low.
The people of the North have scarcely begun t feel
the pecuniary burden of the war. They are in earnest
in its support, ;mil wining to meet its requirements.
They are not only willing, but able, and the Government
Las only to ask and to bare. They wish for no half-way
policy. 7 hey would have the war to be prosecuted vigor
*hely and successfully, and they believe that the mole
they pay in the beginning the less they will have to
pay in the aggregate. The resources of the people of
the Northern Iftates are as yet almost untouched. In
them lie the means or replenishing the Isational Trea
sury and sustaining the Government credit everywhere.
The while revenue must be brought up to a sufficient
sum to guaranty to public creditors of all grades the
payment of their claims in frill, with interest. .
hen this is done, there will be no difficulty in oh •
taming all the money the Government shall need, what
ever its amount may be. Meanwhile, and only mean
-while, and as a matter of pressing necessity, talren up
out of its proper order in consequence of the urgency of
the case, the legal-tender treasury-note bill will be
passed. The Treasury will be relieved tram embarrass
ment, and the details of the tax bill can be arranged
with more justice and care than they would receive if the
*WE hilt were to he , hurried through Congress, under the
Pressure which is necessarily exercised by the Treasury
Department to obtain relief.
Pennsylvania Railroad shares advanced to 43x, a gain
AA U; the first mortgage bonds sold at 100, and for the
second mortgage braids 91X was bid. Philadelphia and
Erie sixes, gnerantied by the Pennsylvamet Railroad
Company, advanced to st,, a gain of one upon the closing
price yesterday. There is no good reason why these
bonds should sell lower than the second mortgage bonds
of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, and they may
become an even better security. They have been but re.
.cently put upon the market, sad are perhaps not well
understood by the public. They are a part of the five
millions first mortgage on the 249 miles of the railroad,
which will be completed and in operation within a year.
Theprincipal and interest are seeured by the valuable
?'dread itself, and the guarantee of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. The interest is to be paid by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, aemi.annually, com-
Mending April 1, 1162, and the principal in March. 1811.
Twelve hundred thousand dollars of these bonds are pp,l4
to the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Company for the
payment of its liabilities, incurred for labor and materials
in constructing the road, and from these bonds, we be
lieve, proceeds the supply upon the market.
Reading Railroad shares advanced to 21, closing with
that price bid, a gain of X upon the closing price
yesterday.
The following is a comparative statement of the earn
ings and expenses of the Allegheny Valley Railroad for
1860 andlB6l:
1860. 1861.
Earnings, passengers 1550,850 44 $60,604 10
" freight 28,103 28 42,443 98
The excess of groes earnings is 1861 over 1860 is $14.-
93 38. The excess of net earnings for the same period
911,489 34. The operating expenses were 44.93 per
,t. of earnings.
The shipments of coal over the Huntingdon and Broad
pp Mountain liejlrcad daring the week ending Wednee.
IT, February 5, cud since January 1,1862, are as fol-
Week. Previously. Total.
Tons. Tons. Toes.
6,636 22,326 28,962
2,282 9,356 11,638
Increase— ...... 4,354 12.ff10 /7,424
The following quotations are furnished us by hissers.
cal & Co.:
York exchange parel-10 die.
ma exchange pare M prm.
imore exchange ...pare X prm.
Atry funds 0:54 . die.
.erican gold e 344 prni.
Treasury Priji die.
The New York Peg, which has strenuously opposed
legal-tender treasury-note bill, says to-day :
.'he Stock Exchange is jubilant to-day ov-r the pes
o of the legal-tender bill by the House of Re presenta
s, and all values at once undergo an important W
ith:on. The paper-mousy epeculatura are iu high fea
r, and Congress will not have to wait long lo see soaw
the mischievous effeets of its legislation. The market
very animated on the opening, with great excitement
few York Central and Erie, but closes rather tame,
w the realivatiou of the clique who have been steadi
tying of late.
-
'be market was stimulated by the goof news from
Aucky and Richmond, and much of the improvement
to tone of Wall street is attributable to this exhibi
t Of tiger, for the descondensy of the DIA Week hint
.4much increased by the inertness of the urine.
lie greatest animation was in Erie old 'dock, e xceed.
unything ever known since the days of 185 T. The
was dwelt upon nearly half an hour, the sales
ing about7,ooll shares, with UMW. buying on tints.
price touched3s, finally closing at -
Ste stocks were leslX per cent. higher, especially
teeeees and Missouris, which have been neglected
a largest advance in Government securities was A
of IN per cent, in the 740 treasury notes, which
MX, having sold yesterday at 98. The elves of
re also 1 per cent. higher; in fact, the Federal list
orably affected,
e money market is moderately active, and at six per
on call there is a full demand. There is a beVer
y of paper offering, the banks having absorbed very
Pf late. Prime names are current at Cmi per cent.
s exchange drawers are quite undecided in regard to
rate for Ville on London, under the new Oranr of
produced by the Icgal•tender bill. The business
steamer to-morrow is small, and rates nominal at
115. home sales were made early in the day at
Action of Congress yesterday has at once started
ventilation in gold. The sales at the Board this
q reached 8:;50,000, at 1.03,3i01035(, ; Into of
finding buyers on time.
adelphia Stoc
eebruar:
'ED BY S. E. SLAY3fA
FIRST
lading 8..... ..
21
}do , . . ..,1)5.4. 1.18
,do 21
10 ..20 94
lo 20%
10 b 5 21
b 5 21
J
SO b 5 21
so ...... .... 21
21
7 r B 1111•••••• 44
28 43%
4 ... ........ . 43%
2 2
; . 8 43% ...... .
44
4 A.- - -
bswn
44
!,k 43%
4sy,
Pein4s 81,1 1 ;
81%
six
(I % \ k, ..4 Ole 81%;
692,103 72 45106,288 08
t41,09a 80
810,180 78
Exchange Sales,
7. 1862.
ea, Philadelphia Exchange
°ARE.
1000 Penns. be 81%
8000 do C0n10n.... 88
5000 Penns. Coup 65.. 99
1000 do ...... 99
100 Cate E Pref 5%
50 do 2
1000 Phl&E 63 Penn It 85
5005th 3:6llt•stß 74.. 943
500 do 94N
1000 City 6e B. 90
1000 do 93
200 do ......
100 do
100 do ......New 95%
100 do New 95%
2 Norristown 8.... 44N
400 Cam.", Amb 6; '7O 91
5000 Peon Blot m 248100
5000 do 2d mort.ss.loo
600 Reading 64'70.115 76%
2 aitard
BETWEEN
2 Minebill B 47
20105th S Oth•et 94)
1000 Bau & Erie Te.... 06
SECOND
100 Spacrine-stsE..bs 9;;
2000 Phi E 6n Penn It 85
1200 Lehigh 'Nay 6a...10234
I 30 Reacliog B 2t
1 7 Penns B 433 j
BOARD.
20 Penns B 43%
18 do 4311
20 do 43%
3 do 433(
50 Reading It 21
50 do 21
I 20 do
50 do 0 b 5.21 L I IS
500 Penns Se 81%
'2OO do 81%
360 City 5e '64 87
2000 Ginn Cp tis Int pay
in Cinn....eaeh 85
110ABD8.
B.Delaware Div.... 89
700 City Go— . New. 95%
2800 do New eswn 95%
1000 do New eswn 95
10 0 do New Own 96%
2000 city 6e1i....3di a 90
1000 do 3dys 90
600 Penua 5e '65.... Sin
1 Minehill A 47%
2000 Reading 8e'43... 98
6000 PentiCy.ssJasJi 88.44
AFTER
as Ecia Fay Prof 2the 12% I
12 Phila Bank 03%
CLOSING PR
Bid. Ask.
VSTr73-10N99%
Phila Os 89% 90
Phila 08 new... 95% 95%
Pennies 81% tag
Beadily( B 21 211.16
RAIN 0810'48 97% 99
Beading Bde '7O 39% 90g
Reed le de IS.. 76% 77
Penns Rex dlr. 42% 44
Penna let m Ba.loo 100 S
NUBS B *lmes 91g 92
MORTIS CI Con.. 38 43
14.1riti 41 Pret.lloX 111
Scb Nay Stock. 4% 53(1
Bah Nay Frei— 12% 13
Sat Nay Os '82.. 63 08
Ehnira 6% 7
Elmira B Pref. 12% 13%
ICES.-FI BM
CITY ITEMS.
BEtrarous.—The Rev. J. F. Berg, D. D.,
Of New Brunswick, will preach in the First Reformed
Dutch Church, Seventh and Spring Garden streets, to
morrow morning, and the Rev. G. li. Fisher, D. D., in
the mining. At the Church of the Mediator, Nineteenth
and Lombard streets, there will be a meeting hold in
behalf of the soldiers in the Army and Navy, to-morrow
evening, at which Bishop Potter will preside. The Rev.
Abel C. Thomas will deliver a lecture to-morrow evening,
in the Universalist Church, Lombard street, above
Fourth, on The - Safe Side." At the Union Methodist
Epiecopal Church, - ninth street, below Arch, there will
be a great missionary anniversary, morning, afternoon,
and evening, at which there will be preaching by the
Rev. John P. Durbin, D. D., Rev. R. L. Dashield, of
Newark, and others. The Rev. Dr. Adams, pastor of
the North Broad-street Church, will preach to-morrow
afternoon, in the American Mechanics' Bait on "The
Pilgrim's gong." A tithe Neu-J.-its:lle= Cherub, Chorry
street, west of Twentieth, there will be divine service
to-morrow morning, at 10X o'clock, and a lecture in the
evening, on the subject of Charity." The regular
weekly meeting to promote the spiritual interests of our
soldiers in the army will be hold to-morrow evening, in
the Fifth-street M. E. Church, Fifth street, below Green,
at which addresses will be delivered by the pastor, Rev.
E. T. Kenney, Rev. Dr. Jnnkin, and Rev. J. IT. A. Bom
berger, the public being invited to aid this good work by
their presence and contributions. There will be preach
ing at Washington Hall, Spring Garden and Eighth
streets, (the Second Unitarian Society,) to-morrow
morning, by the Rev.. Wm_ IL F11141 , 04i1, Atil In the eve
ning by the Rev, Frederick Frothingham.
PREACHING BY TILE REV. D. S. BURNETj OF
CINCINNATI .—The church on Twelfth street, above Wal
lace, owned and occupied by a congregation of devout,
unobtrusive worshippers, assuming no other name than
that of disciples, or Christians, has, for some few weeks
past, enjoyed tile presence of one of the most eminent and
gifted ministers of their persuasion, the Bev. D. St Bur
net, of Cincinnati, a "pen portrait" of whom we pub
lished in The Press some two years ago. The congrega
tion in question is the only one of the kind in Philadel.
phis, (in the West they are very numerous,) and this
comparative isolation has apparently diminished, rather
than increased, their strength. Since the arrival of Mr.
Burnet, however, the church has been Stied with large
and admiring congregations, and it is probable that his
protracted efforts will have a decidedly resuscitating
effect. At any rate, there are few men in the ministry so
eloquent and profound in expounding the Scriptures, and
all who hear him are convinced of his sincerity and
power. An opportunity of bearing Nr. Burnet will b e
afforded at the above Church to-morrow, morning and
evening. He is worth hearing.
THE PLEASURES OF A Goon MEAL are greatly
increased by the consciousness that what we eat is pre
pared with strict regard to health and cleanliness. For
this reason we are tree to say that when we are. obliged
to dine down town, which is net nufrequently, we do so
with a keener relish at J. W. Price's, southwest corner
of Fourth and Chestnut, than anywhere else we know of
away from home. The fact that many of our first citi
zens, including merchants, lawyers, doctors, and divines,
patronize the sulmirably-streed tables of Mr. Price at
least once a day, ip sufficient proof that we are not alone
in this estimate of him as the prince of Philadelphia cate
rers. Ile undoubtedly evinces an art in the preparation
of game, terrapin, chicken salads, oysters, and meats of
all kinds, which his rivals have yet to learn.
LECTURES FOR TIIE Triumg..--Wn invite at
tention to the announcement, in another column, of a
series of "Lectures for the Times," to be delivered at
Concert Hall, on the evenings of February 13th, 21st,
and 27th, respectively, by Rev. J. A. Salsa, D. D., on
"St. Paul and Aladin Luther ;" Rev. C. P. Kranth, D.
D., en " Washington t" and Rev. E. W. Rutter, on
"Our Country." The leetarea Will ife enlivened by the
presence of the Germania Orchestra, and the entertain.
melds will, doubtless, be interesting, instructive, and
popular.
DELICIOUS WINTER CONFECTIONERY.—After
faithful serving of the public for years, Messrs. E. G.
Whitman Co , the enterprising confectioners, Second
street, below Chestnut, have fairly won the plaudits of
our citizens for standing at the head of their department.
There is scarcely a well-informed person in this city who
does net know that the most wholesome (because the
purest), delicious, and artistic confections made, are
manufactured and sold by this firm. They have recently
added to their stock a variety of semi-medicinal prepa
rations of great excellence, admirably adapted for colds,
coughs, and sore throats. Try them
THE LIGHT QUESTION has recently attracted
considerable attention, and we have been requested by
some of our readers to express an opinion with regard to
it. Therefore it is, that, after having spared no pains to
speak by the card, we giro it as our judgment that the
p 20 1 7140 bight (when coal gas is inaccoseible), either
for portable or stationary purposes, is the celebrated tamp
manufactured in every size and pattern by Messrs. Wit
ten & Co., 2 0.55 North Eighth street, corner of Filberts
also, that the Kerosene Oil sold by them is the finest and
best in the market.
THE NEWS AT /ISIFLEBTAN S B.—The news re
ceivettin town yesterday, that the stars and stripes again
floated" majestically over the sacred soil of Tennesseo,
Created a "regular rush" at the celebrated Cravat Store
of 31r. J. A. Eshleman, Seventh and Chestnut streets, for
his inimitable 4. Union Ties," which lasted until 10
o'clock at night. Eshleman is doing his country good
service.
FIVE GROCERIES, in every variety, and in
greatest excellence, can always be had at the popular
store of Mr. C. li. Mattson, Arch and Tenth streets.
Goods bought at this store are delivered in any part of
the city, or neatly packed and sent to any 2f the railroad
depots, free of charge.
GrAS-FITTMG AND I' VOID//9G.- - We are sorry
to learn that the gas-fitting and plumbing establishment
of Mr. W. P. Dickinson, at Reading, Pa., was entirely
destroyed by fire a few days since. The loss falls heavy
on Mr. Dickinson, all his stock and tools, valued at $3,-
000, having been swept away by the devouring element.
Mr. D. is a hardworking and industrious man, and is de
servedly entitled to the sympathy and eecenragePleilt of
tile citizens of Reading, and we trust they will extend to
him, as heretofore, a liberal share of their patronage, to
enable him to recover his losses.
Tug LAST NEW Tura.—C' The last new
thing, in Paris, during the New Year's fetes, was that
of visiting cards, not only having a Photograph of the
face el the party presenting it; but, in addition, has a
picture of the chateau of the lucky ;weer." We think
a decided improvement cardd be made upon this, by
having a fun-lengilf portrait of the individual, if a gen
tleman, giving two views, a back and a front view, so as
to Show the cut of his dress. Then, a lady, on having
such a card sent up to her, could soon tell whether the
soliciting Tioltor bad his clothing made at Stokes' one.
price," under the Continental," and then govern her
action accordingly.
A COIINTER-REVOLUTION IN RICHMOND.—If
news which was received here yesterday morning is to be
believed, a counter-revolution has broken out in Rich
mond, and the people there are rushing through the
streets elonting for the Tinton, Tho stars and stripes
may next be looked for at the Confederate Capittl, and
then for the hanging of banners upon outer walls, bear
ing inscriptions recommending - the loyal people of Vir
ginia to return to the 4, old concern," and buy all their
suits at the Drown Stone Clothing Sall of Bookbill &
Wilson, Nos. On and &FS Ctivituni street, above
Sixth, Philadelphia. When all these things some to pass
we may look for busy times for Jack Ketch in disposing
of Jeff Davis, Floyd, Cobb, & Co.
ABSENCE or MIND.—The latest case of ab
sence of mind is that of a ship carpenter, who bit off the
end of a copper spike and drove a plug of tobacco into
the vet set's bottom. Ile did not discover his mistake till
the ship spit in hie face. This is almost equal to the case
of the individual who went into a store and purchased a
suit of clothes, and never suspected that he had nothought
them at Granville Stokes' Temple of Fashion, No. SW
Chestnut street, until he tried them on.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Ili SEE FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED
Steatntug America, Virden, 8 hours from Cape May.
Came up light. Reports ship John Sidney, for Belfast,
prasing to sea at 11 A M yesterday; also bark Isabella (I
Jones, for Liverpool. Brig Keotra, from Cuba, was be
/VW Bombay Hook at 1 P Hi coming nix
OLEARED.
Ship Frank Bonn, Morse, Liverpool,P Wright & Sons.
Brig W Zn Dodge, Anderson, Rio de Janeiro, J Mason
& Co.
Brig Almore, Hasa, Key West, J B Barley & Co.
Brig Rebecca Sheppard, Somers, Key West, Tyler,
Stone & Co.
Sehr B B Sharp, Tirre'), Fortress Monroe, do
Ohr Isabella Maria, (Br) ..Card, Demerara, Van Horn,
Woods' orth &
Bcbr Borizon, Jarvls, New York, R II Powell.
Str J S Shrivor, Dennis, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
MEMORANDA
Ship Philadelphia, Poole, hence for Glasgow. before
reporhed going Into St Thomas on her bum gads, had
.arga.hift.cd And ioakir gbactly—would have to discharge.
Bark Ilonora Wilhelmina, Drummond, cleared at New
Took yesterda, for Pltlindei 011ie
Bark Theodore Curtis, from Wilmington, Del, for
France, at St Thomas 23(1 inst. in distress—hail decks
swept and leaking badly.
Rarrk Alliance, Do Carteret, from Rio do Janeiro, via
Delaware Breakwater; at Bate limark yeatorday_
NAVAL
The IT S gunboat Quaker City arrived at St Thomas
2lat ult. from a cruise. The gunboat Iroquois sailed 16th
on a cruise.
CARD PRINTING, BEST AND CHEAPEST
In the City, at 81 South InIUD Street.
CIRCULAR PRINTING, Beet and Mew*. 1a the
pity, at 84 South THIRD Street.
BILL-HEAD PRINTING, Beet and Cheapen in the
City, at 34 South THIRD Street.
PAMPHLET PRINTING, and every oilier descrip
tion of Printing, of the most superior quality, et the moat
reasonable rates, st lIINGWALT & BROWN'S, Ihexeire
Building s 94 South TRIED elavots 4404
4 Phila. Bank_ cox
Bid. Ask.
Elmira 75 69 70
Long Island B. 10% 107 i
Leh CI & Nay.. 613; 62
Leh (Ark N Ecrp 853 i 88%
N Penns 8.. 7 734
N Pa 11 (feint off 64 69%
N Penns 108... 79 81
'Catnwines R Con 1X 2
Catewiesa Pref.. 5% 5%
Fr & Soutiek R. 38 40
2d aai div off 48 49
Rae. lc V eta R. 3 6
W Phila R 51% 53
Spruce & Pine.. 9 93(
Green & Goatee 18% 19
Cheat /t Walnut 30 31
Arch Street.... 16% 17
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
-
JP TO 12 o'cLoor LAPP NUMP.
OORTINZNIAL HOTZL--Ninth and Chestnut it..
E A FiHey, St Louis H Lester, Illinois
A E Tracy & wf, St Louis D Wallace, Pittsburg
Geo P Leo & is, Chicago Maj Montgomery, U S A
Mre Montgomery 11114 s Montgomery
Jamey Robio,on, Pittsburg N Holnios, Pittsburg
Cant Carver, Indiana D Sohneck, Norristown
T H Rice, Massachusetts 1' Tillinghast, New Tork
II Thomas, Pennsylvania Geo F Pence, Boston
Jr Skinner, Jr, Mass E Randall, New Jersey
hI B Bramhall, Jr, N J Wm Il Wrigley, Worcester
H D Janes, New York B Williamson, New Jersey
Rollock k Is, N Beard Jas S Wheeler, Baltimore
Mrs A X Foute, Balt Mrs Moore, Baltimore
Mr Washburn &v 4 Hass Dire Willard a den, Boston
W S Chase, Boston B Simon, Baltimore
B K Smith, Jersey City D H Barbour, Pittsburg
A M. Roberts & la, Bangor Miss Roberts, Bangor
Miss Stanley, Bangor Miss Rich, Bangor
C S D Fessenden, Maine F J Suydam, Now York
M V L McClelland, Me T A Janes, Prot, RI
Miss E Jenks, Pros. R I F J More St n•, Allentown
B Hamlin, New York M A Park•, Richmond, Va
Jon A llieetnnd, Lancaster E Tarot., england
H Ogden, U S A Mrs N A Bennett, St LOlll3
Chas. E Seaver, Boston E Stevens, New Jersey
Ashbel Welsh, New Jorsey W P Wilson, Bellefonte
Geo F Loaves, Boston Adolph Simon, Baltimore
Col N N Misted, N J S Payson, Boston
.1 - Blair. Now Jests C Harris, Prov, It
Col S LAM64I. Washington Jas M Cooper, ilttdburg
W It Pye, St 'lonia It Abbott, Baltimore
S Harlan, Delaware A Bennett, New York
G R Beaman, Now York Mr Danforth. New York
3 G Deoring. Saco Mist; Litzenberg, Bothloh'm
II Robinson, Delaware C Ridgway
B Raymond, N Jrrsay F G Ducal, Baltimore
W S Go.tteberger, N York J Ammer; Now York
W Dimiek, No .v York Charles E Welling, Vt
F W Parmentor, Troy, NY Z N Arregtrong, PA
. . ... _
J C Garin, Toledo, Ohio I' H Osterander, N York
Bent F Hory itz, Butt J Stetson, Boston
'1" B Bronson, N York L Wiodmiller, N York
Jos F Gay, Boston Jos C Jackson, Wash'n
S Holman, Massachusetts Ali Bean & wr, N Y
W Stephen, New York J B Merwiuo, Chicago
J E Hanford, Brooldrn B 0 Tufts Su wf, Boston
X Sutton, Now York Mitg 13/ohok, Poston
Thos 11/ Howe, Pittsburg
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth et., below Arch.
Cep Plaister, Boston F W Manson, New York
S R Brown Mt Vernon, 0 G W Brown, Mt Vernon, 0
Miss Ennui° Brown, Ohio II C Fry, Pittsburg, Pa
A W Patterson, Paris, Pa James L Taylor, lowa
W Hawley, lowa eaml G Peters, Pike co, Pa
Allan Cameron, Mass E L Wittnan, Harrisburg
F B Guthrie, Warren, Pa A Peters & la, Lancaster
8 Brown, Long Island J Leary, Erie, Pa
L C Moore J W Guthrie, Clarion, Pu
E Goodsell, Washington C W Stein, Easton
Joe Mahon, Shippensburg J Hutchinson, N York
N Peters, Delaware
AMERICAN HOTEL.—Ohestnnt NC, AWN, Flfih
II J Colons, Wash'n, D C J C Williams, Smyrna, Del
P Brady, Washington Lieut L Ii Fassett, Wash'n
tergt J D Ward, Wash'n Sergt EII Shepherd, Wash
Sergt W W Roller, Wash'n Sergt3o Wheeler, Waslen
Lieut 0 W French, Wesh'n II N Deggett, Attleboro
H Hondo, Philadelphia JIT Eicholtz,Downingtown
D 3 Carrusey,Meehaniceb'g g C Roberts et Its
Capt Colhon, Albany A Later, Ponnaylvanla
W B Brinton \V S Goodrich, Chicago
P Ferguson, New Haven J 0 Hinsdale, N York
C I Morris, Auburn S P Howard, N York
T P Itynder, Camp Curtin W Steadman, N York
ST. LOUIS HOTEL—Chestnut street, above Third.
II Robinson M Herbert
J Clerk, lowa W Rosenbaum, I J
B D Phillips, Boston John W Andrews, Pa
N Winslow, Pennsylvania A 11 Benjamin & la, Wash.
A Winters, N York J Husgen, Baltimore •=1
J Bragger, N Hampshire .1I) Arnest, Phila
B H Brownson, Phila
THE IMO/I—Arch Direct, above Tbiri7,
J P Hoff, Easton, Pa P T Simons & lady, N Y
D J Beggs, Canton, Ohio J Stevens, Connecticut
31 McKey, Albany Capt E W Barstow, Conn
Miss Barstow, Connecticut C T Davie, New Jersey
W H Belknap, Zanesville, 0 II Sprague, Columbus, 0
Miss DI Sprague, Columbue,O
BTATEB llNloN—Market EtboTo Sixth.
D Fulton, Maryland E 0 Eyster, Chambersburg
It Fisber ' York, Pa H Blessing, York, Pa
.1 Elder, Pittsburg W H Watt, Pittsburg
Tiros E Watt, Pittsburg W C Bolt, Indian Tcrrit'ry
A C Hughes, Pennsylvania G F Wilson, Elizabethto'n
T C Woodward, lowa A Lewis, Lanc co, Pa
Mr Herley & wf, Chicago
COMMERCIAL—Sixth street, above Chestnut.
J R McClintock, Pa J McCrory, Maryland
Miss L A Lamborn, Pa M Pennock - , Film, Del
B Spear, Wilm, Del 13 F Pennypacker, I's
A G M Prevost R Parker, Maryland
J Menough, Chester co, Pa C Wiudle, Pennsylvania
MADISON HOUSN—Second street, above Market.
G Mihileton, Mt Holly, NJ C Buneieker, Athens, Fe
J K Maryland S R tingelton, New Jersey
Mrs Horner, Baltimore Mrs Williams, Delaware
A Warner, Bucks co James Wilson, New Jersey
John Wetherull, Penna. D Webster, Bucks co
NATIONAL HOTEL—Bate street, above Third.
S C Thomas, Pottsville O Oekamp, Obio
L S Leslie, Buffalo A C Williamq Buffalo
I/ Wilcox. Canton E P Ancona, Pennsylvania
Thos Hurd, Pennsylvania H Kessler, Pennsylvania
Capt Z B Kooken, Trappe TII lllmes, Williamsport
BABLSY SHEAF--ilecond street, below Vine.
Mrs C Herring & da G Smith & la, Shaming
W L Willett, Washington S Dub ' Washington
13 Spring, Wyoming E Woodruff, Wyoming
X B Burger, Wyoming G Ilitehnoek, Wyoming
T Lewis, Yardleysvillo X' Stapler, Penna
T Ely, Davisville Mr Craven, Northampton
G Ilibhs, Tayloraville L Comly, Byherry •
11 Simpson, Bucks A G Brisgs, lirorestown,NJ
Jas Smith, Gui..ks D Satterthwaite, Penna
J 'names- Lumberville A Buckman, Bucks
L C Wanameker, N Jersey J A Deer, Newtown
W Gray & Is, New Jersey W Bette, Penna
W Street, Oswego, N Y S N gayer, Illahopany, Pa
W L Paxson, Bucks
REVERE HOUSE—Tilirci street, above Baas.
James Brown, Berke co, Pa Jacob Tida, Easton, Pa
G M Whitaker, Penna 17 Terry, Pennsylvania
.1 F Luther, New York
'• BALD EAGLE—Third street, above Oallowbill.
BAtril. Toni Mason, Dorleet'n 11 sandere, Kutztown
NV Beane, Pucks co, Pa E Odenheirner, Etch Chunk
Elias Beatinger, Quakeren
BLACK BEAR—Third street, above Callowhill.
E Artman, Quakertown Mahlon Artman, Zionsville
John Gerling, Cleveland, 0 H Tomlinson, Byberry
H Rorer. Olney Eli Cadwalwder, Penna.
Cooper Bonds, &merlon T W Begony, Doylestown
JMord, Boobs co J N Radcliff; Penna
7 Kephart, Penult
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL—Second ek, ab. Arch.
A 8 Ridge, Bucks co B F Griswold & la, N J
Mrs Lydia Griswold, N J Robt Smith, Burlington, NJ
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE BATTLE OF CLIFF CREEK.
BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
Of Cliff Creek, lot the North
Bing the triumphs of that dap,
When to battle fierce came forth
All Secessia's grim aray,
And their rifles in the sun proudly shone.
Boldly marched the Southern men
Through the dark and misty glen ;
Major General Crittenden
Lod them on.
But the Yankees formed a "Y,"
Which was coming to the point,
And the traitors then might see
That their plans were out of joint,
Yet boldly to the charge on they go;
But our phalanx stood toe shock
Like an adamantine rock,
And like a frightened flock,
Fled the foe.
Let Columbia's sons rejoice
For the tidings of your mighti .
Let your heroes hear our voice,
Singing IDmtue of delight:
But while you thus exult, freemen all,
Let your outside fixtures not
Be entirely forgot
Think of that enticing spot,
TOWER HALL,
Where is still on hand the best assortment or Winter
61 outside fixtures" in Philadelphia, which are helms
closed out at greatly reduced prices. Military Uniforms
made to orderiit the shortest notice. TOWER HALL,
No. 518 MARKET street, Philadelphia.
it BENNETT dc CO.
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST
Snug, made inthe Beet Manner, expreeslyfor RETAIL
BALES. LOWEST Selling Priem' marked in Plain
Tiguree. AU Goode made to Order warranted eatinfae
tory. Our Onx-Patos SYSTEM iS etrictly adhered to.
All are thereby treated alike.
0022-li JONES & CO., 804 MARKET Street.
DYSPEPSIA ! DYSPEPSIA !
DYSPEPSIA cured for $l, or $1 returned!
DYSPEPSIA cured for $l, or $1 returned!
DYSPEPSIA cured for $1 : or SI returned!
DYSPEPSIA cured for $l, or $1 returned!
WISIIART'S GREAT AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA
PILL ill A wales Mire for DYSPEPSIA. I warrant a
cure in every case, no matter if of twenty Years' Stand
ing, or the money returned. Price $I per box., Sent by
mail, free of charge, on receipt of the money. Depot,
No.lo North SECOND St cet.
feB.2m L. Q. C. WISH ART.
J E M OFFICE OF THE ADAMS
IN—S — USI3I. _:.EXPRXS9 COMPANY, 320
CHESTNUT STREET, PIIILADELPIIIA, January 27,
1802.
The Adams Express Company having enlarged their
facilities at Washingtoa, D. C., by building a Railroad
depot, and having &conked additional capacity for
troneportation, are now prepared to forward Heavy
Express freights, Packages, and Parcels, to Wash
ington, Georgetown, Alexandria, Annapolis, Frederick,
Adamstown, Fortress Monroe, and other places South
occupied by - the army, at greatly reduced rates.
Special agreements made for merchandize in large lots.
Sutlers' goods and army supplies at satisfactory prices,
on application at our office. Soldiers' parcels taken at
much less the our usual rates.
eavy and bulky packages received and rocairded far
at our depot, B. E. corner of BROAD and LOCUST
HELMBOLD'S UNIVERSALLY APPROVED
Basmar.—Compound Extract Dacha cures Diseases of
the Bladder, lehlueys, Cravat, Dropsy, Weaknee% 40.
Bead the advertisement in another column. nob-the
HAMBLZTON'S HAIR 'STAIN The
most reliable article in use for coloring the Hair and
Whiskers black or trown. Does not fade or wash out.
Dumf, 228 SPRUCE Street. jal.B-4vonik
DR. ROBERTSON'S VEGETABLE NERV
obe CORDIAL; or,
NATURE'S GRAND RESTORATIVE.
The great romody for all Nervous Complaints, Debili
ty, Prootrailon, Lownetio of Spirits, Ac. Pricy
For sale by
DYOTT & CO.,
No. 232 North SECOND Street,
Depot for all Popular Medicines
jal-tbstf
DR. ROBERTSON'S GOUT AND MIER'.
MATIO Dnors—Tba only reliable - remedy for Ithetmt-
Dem, Gout, &o: Price SI. For sale by
DYOT,T & CO.,
No. 232 North SECOND Shoot,
jell-wmtf Depot for all Popular Medicines.
UPHAM'S HAM DYE, ONLY 38 CENTS
Box.—Bottles larger than the Dollar Dyee. Colors in
stantaneonely, and will not wash out. Try it. Sold
only at UPHAWI3, 3/0 CHESTNUT Street.
n027-wfaara
THE PRESS. -PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 8, [862.
LSKEY.—On the 6th instant, Tetossa Mary Lakey,
in the 721.1 year of her age.
Funeral from the reaidence of her husband, LOWie
Laker, No, 1532 South street, this (Saturday) inorninft,
atS o'clock.
LIVEZEY.—On the sth instant, Susan. eldest daugh
ter of William and Ann Liyozey, aged 17 years and 1
month.
Funeral fram the residence of her parents, No. 607
South Third street., on Sunday afternoon, at half past
2 o'clock.
111113 BARD.—EM the sth instant. Mr. John F.
Hubbard_
MARTIN —On the 6th instant, Kate Elizabeth, only
daughter of Joseph and Catharine Oray, and wife of
John J. Martin, aged 22 years awl 2 months.
Funeral from the residence of her father, No. 424 North
Tenth street, on Sunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock. *
PdORTIMORE.—On the 6th instant, Mrs. Mary, relict
of the late Samuel Mortimore, in the 65th year of her
age.
BE SS 0 N & SON, MOURNING
STORE, No. 918 CHIN MUT Street. (Goods re
ceived January rah to 31st.) Black and white striped
and check Silk.a; Shepherd plaid silks; black Poult de
Soles and aloes) , Silks ; English Chintzes and De Laines;
Balmoral Skirts; Lace and Bivie, a Bullies; Lace Sleeves
Crepe Caere .; Blanket Shawls; Thibet Long Shawls,
extra sizes; Tarlatan Bonnet Ruches; Silk and Cotton
Blonde Neck Roches Large Crimp English Crapes;
Love and Grenadine Voile: Crape Veils; Wide Hemmed
Handkerchiefs; Mull and Piping Sets; double-width
Black aleueselines, &c. fc7
07. REV D. S. BURNETT WILL PREA.CR
TO•D1OBIO\ti, at the Church in TWELFTH
Street, below MELON. Baptism in the evening. lt*
07. REPUBLICAN CITY CONVENTION.—
An adjourned meeting will be hold, at the County
Court House, SIX.TH and CHESTNUT Streets, MON
DAY-EVENING, February 10, at 7}i o'clock.
feS-2f* CIIIIS. nuntramys, Secretary_
SECOND UNITARIAN SOCIETY,
WASHINGTON KeLE, SPRING GARDEN SI,
above Eighth.—SUNDAY, February 9, the Rev. WEL U.
FURNESS will officiate in the morning; the Rev. FRE
DERICK FROTRINGHA9I in the evening. Serviced
to commence at a quarter before 11 o'clock A. M., and
1.t4 o'clock P. 111. /t*
i. THE SAFE SIDE... LECTURE,
TO-MORROW EVENING. by Rev. A. C. THO
MAS, Universalist Church, LOMBARD Street, above
FOURTH. Morning service at half-past 10. lt*
try. REV. D. S. BURNET, OF CINCIN
NATI, will preach in the Meeting-house on
TWELFTH Street, below MELON, TO-MORROW,
Lord's Bay, at HIM A. M. and 734 P. M. Baptism in
the evening. Seats free. lt*
rfr. GREAT MISSIONARY ANNIVER
SARY, iu UNION M. E. CHURCH, FOURTH
Street, below ARCH. SAl3ll , O'll Morning, at - log
o'clock, Rey. R. L. DASIIIELD, of Newark, N. J.; at 3
o'clock, addresses by Dr. DURBIN, and others; at 7
o'clock, preachingly Dr. MIMI N. Seats free. lt*
•THE PILGRIM'S SONG.' , —REV.
Dr. ADAMS, au I 1 is aubj6B.l, E.4.11DA.T11, 3S P.
M., AMERICAN MECHANICS' MALL, FOURTH
Street, below GIRARD Avenue. Prayer•meeting at 3
o'clock. lt* J. NOLEN, Sup't.
1:5—• NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH,
LCHERRY Street, west of TWENTIErII.
Divine - Service on SUNDAY, at /ON A. M. Lecture at
ix P. N.—subject, "Charity. lt*
TrFIRST REFOR MED DUTCH CIIURIJII,
SEVENTH and aPRING GARDEN Streets.—
Rev. J. F. BERG, D. D., will preach on. SABBATH
MORNING, February 9th, at 10S o'clock, and the Rev.
G. 11. FISHER, D. in the Evening, at 7,34 o'clock.
us. CHURCH OF THE METHATOR,
and LODIBA LSD Streef.l.
SUNDAY EVENING, 7) o'clock, a meeting in be
half of the Religious Welfare of the Army and Navy.
Bishop POTTER will preside. Addresses expected from
one or more Chaplains of the Army anti others. A col
lection. It*
cm. SOLDIERS' MEETING.—THE MEET
ING to promote the Spiritual interest" of our
Soldiers will bo htld on SUNDAY EVENING, Fobrnary
9th, in the Fifth-street 111. E. Church, runt Street,
below GREEN, at 7M o'clock. Addressee will be deli
vered by the Pastor, Bev. E. T. Kenney ; Dr. Junkin,
aed Rev. J. H A. Bomberger, D. D. The public are
cordially invitkd to attend, end to assist in promoting
the object of the meeting. lt*
IrrTILE NEN* FRANKLIN ASSOCIA
TION, by special request, will bold a CON •
CERT, at SA NbOR-STREET CHURCH, MONDAY
EVENING, lOth inst. Thane will be good music, good
addressee; altogether, the grectlestnovetty of the 300.3011.
All are incited. The Ladies will be sure to attend. Ad
mission 10 cents, at the door, for the association. Coni
mence at half past 7. A. W. SPENCER,
ftB-2t Secretary.
ocrCARD.—MY THANKS ARE EMI
ITENTL DUE, and are hereby tendered, to the
Fire Companies that were in strviee, and to the Polies
of the Fifteenth Ward, for their well.thrected and suc
cessful efforts in arresting the progress of the fire at
LIP'S BREWERY, on the night of the sth inst., and
thus saving my manufactory from serious damage.
Without being deemed invidious where all are deserving
of praise, I feel it my duty to mention the valuable ser
vices rendered by the Diligent Steam wire 'Engine, the
Weotcro And intineudvnce Hand Engines, the Empire
Hook and Ladder Company. Also, Sergeant Orr and
Officers Kruss, Nulty, and Idailaughlin, of the Police.
It* TIIOIIAS POTTER..
07. SPIRITUALISM.—MISS LAURA DE
FORCE, of Wisconsin ' a medium, and one of tho
most able and eloquent lecturers of the age, is now in
thecity and will apaak at BANOOIti-STREET HALL,
on SUNDAY, at 10}i A. M. and 7 P. M.
Admission 5 cents. ltit
acr LECTURES FOR THE TIMES,
AT CONCERT HALL.
J. A. SEISS, F. D., THURSDAY, February 13, on
40 • St. Paul and Martin Lu th er."
- C. P. RRAUTH, D. D., FRIDAY, February 21, on
Washington Hie Life, Character, and Opinions, with
special reference to our Ulnae."
Rev. E. W. NUTTER, THURSDAY, February 27, on
"Our Country." . .
Tickets, 25 cents; Course Tickets, 50 cents; Double
Tick, ts,pl—for sale at the Lutheran Publication House,
No. 42 North NINI H Street, and at the principal Book
stores. Exercises to commence at a Quarter before eight
o'clock. fe8.20
ca. AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND
TRUST 001i1TANT, WALNUT Street, South
east corner of FOURTH,
PHILADELPHIA, February 6, 1862.
At the annual election by the Stockholders, held on MON
DAY, January 6, the following gentlemen were elected
Trustees, viz:
Alexander Whilldin,
J. Edgar Thomson,
George Nugent,
Hon. James Pollock,
Albert 0. Roberta,
11. H. Eldridge,
Samuel Work,
And at a meeting of said Trustees, held THIS DAY,
the following officers were elected for the ensuing year,
yin
DyOFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT OP
rusLio WIIARYNS AND LANDINGS,
Col. Thorpe wee a resident of Louisiana for twenty
years, and is perfectly familiar with the history and cha
racter of Danis, Stephens,Beauregard, Wise, Mason,
Slidell, Bishop Pont, and other noted Secessionists, which
he will illustrate by anecdotes, incidents, and stories,
both comic and tragic. fe7-3t*
DTOFFICE OF THE nELEANeft fitru:
TUAL INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILA.
DELPHIA, February u, 1862.
At an Election, held on the 3d inst., in pursuance of
the charter, the following-named gentlemen were chosen
Directors of this company for the ensuing year, viz:
Clem. Tingley, Samuel Blapham,
William R. Thompson, Robert Steen,
Frederick Brown, William Mower,
William Stevenson, Benj. W. Tingley,
John It. Worrell, Marshall Hill,
H. L. Carson, J. Johnston Brown,
Robert Toland, ' Charles Leland,
G. D. Rosen 'tartan, Jacob T. Minting,
Charles S. Wood, Smith Bowen,
James B. Woodward, John Bisset, Pittsburg.
And at a meeting of the Board, hold this day, Clem
Tingley ' Esq., was re-elected President.
fe6-theta 6t 11. M. RINCEIMAN, Secretary.
JOHN BINGHAPJ,
Suporintendent.
MARRIED .
KOHN—WOLYIP,—On the sth instant, by tho Roy,
/moo Lamer, fir. I). Kohn to Miss Emma L. Wolf!:
DIED.
ADAMS.—On Thursday evening 4 February Q, 1862,
Charles J. Adams. aged 33 years.
Ills friends and those of the family are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, on Monday morning next, at
n o'clock, from his lake rebiabnce, No. MG germ:a
street. Funeral to proceed to Wilmington, Delaware. -*
CRAM.—On the 6th instant, after a brief illness,
Louisa M., youngest daughter of Mary and the late
Samuel Cram.
Tho relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of
her mother, No. 1816 Lee street, (between Chestnut and
MMkot) title Jgaiurdoo tatertßovil, at 2 0 4 CAPVic, with
out further notice.
WlLhati.—On the sth instant, Thomas youngest
son of John and Mary A. Wilson, in the Int year of his
age.
His friends and those of the family are invited to at•
tend hie funeral from his father's residence, No. 762 Erie
street, below Fitzwater street; this (Saturday) afternoon,
Bth instant, at 2 o'clock.
111DIEDN.--On the evening of the 26th ultimo, at Camp
Leslie, Joseph Dyson, of Company L, Captain Hardy.
The relatives and friends of the family, 10140 the mem
bers of Delta Lodge. 80. 31, I. O. of K. T., are invited to
attend the funeral. Service at the Bluckley Baptist
Meeting NOMA', to-day. at 2.30 P. M.
K trOY.D.—on the rah instant, Eliza, daughter or
William RH Nary Akrayd, aged 8 menthe.
Funeral from the residence of her grandfather, George
Glattey, Franialin *Arad, Germantown, on Sunday after
noon, at 2 o'clock.
SCIINITT.—On the 4th instant, Hrs. Charlotte, wife
of Francis Schmitt, in the 42d year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her husband, No. 524
Prune'strect, Ibis (Saturday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock. *
RODNEY.—On the Bth 'natant, Elizabeth, wife of
John 11 Rodney, and youngett daughter of John H. and
iilisithellt Frederick. aged 21 Years. . .
Funeral from the residence of her husband, No. 01.6
North Eleventh street, on Monday morning, at 10
o'clock.
MUSIC BY THE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA
Preaident_—Alosanday WWlMtn.
Vice Preeident—Samnel Work.
Actuary—John C. Sims.
Secretary and Treasurer—John S. Wilson.
JOHN S. WILSON,
Secretary and Treasurer,
Pitli.AbNi.riiiA, J... 29, 1842
NOTICE.—The following-named wharves and landings
will be leased - at public auction, for a term of one or
three yeara ' to the highest and beet bidder, at the
MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, on WEDNESDAY, 12th
day of February, at 12 o'clock, noon :
On the Delaware. On the Set itylkilL.
Dickereen-at. landing. Callomihilidat. lauding, (west
Weebingten-St, whfaide,)Chrietian- et. do. Race-et. wharf.
Lomat-et. landing.
Pine. st. wharf.
Lembard-et. wharf and
landing.
South-st. lending.
Catharine-O. landing.
Davis' landing.
In
llfarkel-et. wharf and laud.
ings (south side.)
Noble-at. whf., lot, and Idg
Gresn-st. do. do.
Contes-st. do. do.
Green lane landing.
feB-3t* N. T.
BAROUX, Commiasioner
THE GREAT REBELLION.—COE.
T. B. THORPE, of Brooklyn, N. Y., will deliver
a lecture, in CONCERT lIALL, on MONDAY EVE-
NniV, /oth inst. on "The Ridden Canses, or Inside
'View of the Great Rebellion." Tickets 25 cents, to be
had at the Boolkstores and Hall.
PII/LATJELIFWA ZRIE RAIL,
MAD. PTITIJADILPIITA, January 20.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the PHILA
DELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD COMPANY will
be held at the office, N 0.324 WALNUT Street, on MON
DAY, the 10th day of February next, at 10 o'clock A. M.
At this meeting an election will be held for TEN
MANAGERS of the Company, to serve for one year.
The polls to close at 2 o'clock P. M.
W. ffibiYAßD 61.6140 - fit',
Secretary.
Ja2l-tuthe-tfelo
orINSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, February 3,
1862,—The Directors have this day declared a Dividend
of SIX PEE CENT., or Twelve Dollars per Share,
payable to the Steckholdera or their legal ;v. prontatiyo
on tiunianti. WIDL H
lAR ARPER,
fe4-10t secretary.
AtFIRST TROOP, PHILA.-
DELPBTA CITY CAVALRY.—Tho Troop
will assemble in mounted undress uniform, with
overcoats, at the ARMORY, on 'MONDAY, Feb. 10th,
at Lail' pad 0 A. M., to attend the flattered of CHARLES
J. ADAMS,
By order of the Lieutenant Commanding.
feB-2t* FAIRMAN ROGRb 8, Orderly Sergeant.
az 50,000 TRIUMPHE D'GAUD, the
largest and best Strawberry; 50,000 Peach Trees, of
the beet market varieties Applee, Pears, Cherries. and
Plume, of tho (meet certain bearing kiade; Rasp
berries, Blackberries, Rhubarb and Asparagus Roots,
for sale low. Sand for catalogues, gratis. •
WILLIAM PAT Ay,
tce-3tO CINNAMIRSON,
COWPERTHWAIT & CO.,
DRY GOODS,
N. W. CORNER OF EIGHTH AND MARKET STS.,
PI7ILADELPITTA.
We ha•e now in gore for talc,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
One of the LARGEST, and BEST SELECTED Stock's of
DRY GOODS
to be found in the city, comprising all the
POPULAR ➢LAKES OF MOWS,
bleached and Unbleached, each na
Wan:sulfa, Magnolia,
Williamsville, Utica,
Boot Mills, Mendota,
Red Bunk, . Androscoggin,
Pokonoket, Bates,
Green Company, Wilton,
Lawrence, Black Rock,
./.
And a variety of °them all of which we are selling
LOWER TERN THE PRESENT MARKE T BATES.
Also, a large lot of
NEW STYLE PRINTS,
AT 12t CENTS PER YARD.
Also, 50 pieces of
NEW STYLE MERRIMACK PRINTS
AT 15 CENTS PER YARD.
Together with a largo assortment of BLANKETS,
FLANNELS, TABLE LINENS, and feS•tf
DRESS GOODS_
CHEAP MUSLIMS AND FL ilN-
NlCLl3.—Having made large purchases of Muslius
and Flannels
FOR CASH,
(Not from I:ank-nip Merchants, but from merchants
Mho are not kutlerllpti) ire are able to sell them much
below the present retail prices.
Williamsville Muslim] at 17 cents by the piece.
Rhode Island Water Twist at 15c a
Black and White Rock at 14c if Li
7.ebanon tong Cloth at 13c u itt
Good Qualities at 12;4c.
3 cases Good Mueline at Bc.
2I yards wide Bleached Sheeting at 31c.
231 do do do do Tic.
3 do do do do 37ge
UNBLEACHED MUSLIN&
3 bales Stark Mills yard wide, very heavy, 15c.
2 bales Portsmouth I;6' yard wide, very fine, 14c.
I: case Unbleached Cotton Flannel 11c.
bale 28 inch Ballard Vale Flannel
1 hale % Rall.rd Vats Flannel.
1 bale 4.4 Ballard Yale Flannel.
11. nTEEL & SON,
feS No. 713 North TENTH Street, above Oostell.
RAINES' LIST OF MUSLINS.-I
have now in store all 'of the fol lowingmakes,
which I offer at prices which I believe to be lower than
they can be lied: . . . .
BLEACHED,
1 lot Ai wide and good at S cents.
1 case extra heavy at 10 cents.
1 lot fine and ,7,c wide, 10 cents.
1 case yard wide, 11.3 i cents.
1 case heavy New Market, 12,s'e, worth at least 14C.
1 case Greene Manufacturing Company, full yard wide,
1234 c.
1 case Red Bank's, very close, full 37 inches n 440, 12*,
2 cases heavy htouneitteper's, in cents.
1 case Mendota's, as fine all" Williamsville, 10 cents.
1 case Wameuttas,of the most desirable finish.
1 case Williamsvile, just fresh opened.
1 case New York Mills, which are the best made.
1 lot 21( wide Sheeting, 28 cents.
1 lot 234 wide Sheeting, 31M cents.
1 case 2N wide Sheeting, 35 cepts
Y. case best Utica Sheeting, 23( wide, MN cents.
1 case best Utica Sheeting, 2 . 31 wide, 40 cents.
Fine unbleached at 9c; heavier do. at 10c ; very fine,
33-inch wide, at 12'%c; full yard wide do., 123(c; and
all the heavy 4.4 goods, such as Stark's, New Markets,
Lawrence's, Liticas, Bates', kc., which I will sell very
chespi Sheeting, 2,4 v.-me, 31 Ai cents, There is also a
large assortment of other domestics, such Ma CAliobrotl,
Ginghams Drillings, Tickinge, &c., to be had at the
great Muslin Emporium.
G O.AIIVILLE B. S,
1013 MARKET Street, above Tenth.
P. B.—Tuet opened 4 cases Pokonoket bleached Mus
lim, at c that are being sold at 14e, and wore never
sold less than 12,56 c when cotton was at the lowest.
feer-3t
JAS. R. CAMPBELL & Co.,
IMPORTERS, AND CASH DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
No. 727 CHESTNUT STREET.
Having organized a RETAIL DEPARTMENT in
connection with their WHOLESALE TRADE, will ex
hibit, at all seasons, a *le of Croode by the yard, piece,
or package, at such rates as to commend their stock to
the attention of cash buyers. jaSS-tf
TUNDKIISIGNED have formed,
THE
ti flnpartnerehipi under the firm of JAIIRETOFIE
d: LAVERGNE, for the transaction of a general. Com.
mission and Importing business, at 202 and 204 South
FRONT Street. F. JAUEE WILE,
feB-1m F. LAVERGNE.
HAVING DISPOSED of our interest
in the late firm of JAURETCHE & CARSTAIRS,
we give notice to all persona Indebted, and those having
Claims, to present them for settlement to JAURETCHE
lz LAVERGNE, who are duly authorized to settle the
TAE SUBSCRIBER, late of the firm
of JAURETCHE 8t CARSTAIES, gives notice
that be will continue in the Importing and Commission
toviness followed by his late firm.
feB-3t CHARLES 8. CiItBTAIRS.
CHEAP CARPETINGS.
GAILY l BROTHER
Have removed their stock of °arsenous to
N 0.19 SOUTH FOURTH S MEET,
•
Where they will offer them for sale at low prices, not
withstanding the great advance in the wholesale prices.
Housekeepers will find it to their advantage to call.
FLOOR OM OLOTIIB.
A large lot of Remnants to be sold very cheap.
CARPET-BAG, CARRIAGE AND Lane-STOOL
MAKERS can be supplied with Remnants of Carpets low.
gar Our entire stock is positively to be closed out.
GAILY 'lc BROTHER,
feB.stuth3t No. 19 South FOURTH St., up stairs.
NOTICE TO HELPLESS INVA
LIDS.-RUTIFS PATENT APPARATUS, for
removing Invalids without pain or inconvenience, and
one person can remove the largest person with ease.
The Apparatus can be seen at DR. Me CLENACHAN'S,
No. 50 North SEVEN'II Street.
N. B.—State rights for sale. feB-3t*
CIRAY OR DISCOLORED HAIR
.A DYED a beautiful Black or Brown, at GEAR
KUNST'S, FOURTH and BRANCH. feS•tf if
GENTLEMEN WOULD DO WELL
by calling on DILKS & KENSIL, 139 North
NINTH Street, above CHERRY, and have their old
Garments made to look equal to new, by cleansing, or dye
ing and repairing,
CORSETS DE PARIS.—Noun aeons
recu de Paris, it y a quelques jours, nue graude as
sortment de Corsets et de cerceaux. Its sent le premier
qualia et pas cher. 107 South TENTH Street, pres de
CHESTNUT lt*
P ATENT BLACK rAtia,FFINE
TABNlSH—Suitable for Ranges, Stores, Stove
Pipes, and all kinds of Ircn, Tin, and Wood work. For
durablity, beauty, and economy it is unequalled. For
sale by WATE 33IAN S LEE, 123 South FOURTH St.,
below Chestnut, sole agents for the patentee. it*
WHITE FISH.-145 half bbls. No.
1 White Flab, for eale by
0. 0. BADLER do 00.,
feB 103 Allaa Street, 2d door above Front.
William J. Howard,
Jonas
Baosuel T. Bodine,
John Aikman,
Charles F. Heazlitt,
Hon. Joseph Allison,
ERRING.-195 bbls. No. 1 Ha
ll- ring, for sale by C. C. SADLER & CO.,
feB 103 ARCH Street, 2d door above Front.
ITHE ATTENTION OF ALL Lovers
or. fine Pictures is direTted to 44MEW%
0010, tot above dreen. ale colored iilotograpoe are
of decided merit and beauty. Only $l.
.ARMY AND NAVY 'PAY COL
LECTED .—Aleo, arrears of pay for resigned,
discharged, supernumerary, and deceased officers—Boun
ty money—Census money—Contractors' pay—Dischat gas
—Extra pey—Land warrants—Pensions—Prize money—
Recruiting - Expousee Stnte Fey Subsistence and
Transportation, procured by
ALBERT POTTS' Army and Navy Agency,
N. E. corner of THIRD and WILLOW Streets.
ja22.lm*
rp RUSS E 3! BRACES ! ! SUP-
J. VaTEBF. I I I I
0, W. tenor BACK and TWELFTH Street,
Practical Adjuster of Trut Bea and Mechanical Appli.
Maces, baa cenetactly on hand a large and varied stock ol
elegant Froth. Trusses, and a complete assortment of
beet a Illerictn. ine± and /modem Supporters and
felts, Shouldsr Braces, Suspensories,
0.314.44, Heal, Pewicriee,
Ladies' Department conducted by ladies, TWEL7'TII
Street, drat &or below Race. n027-illks
SZ. GOTTWALS, No. 812 SPRING
• GARDEN Street, sells double extra Family Flour,
fancy brand, at S 7 eer barrel. ial7-tuthetf
EVERYBODY BUYS BTJOK
WHEAT FLOUR of S. Z. GOTTWALS, No. 812
SPRING GARDEN Street, became he sells none but
the very beet. ' jall-tuthad
YOU WANT GOOD FLOUR, GO
to S. Z. GOTTWALS', No. 512 SPRING GARDEN
Street. 7alT-tutheti
ARMY EXPRESS CO.,
This company laying established an agency in this
city, is prepared to forward
TO BALTIMORE,
WABBINGTON,
ALEXANDRIA,
ANNAPOLIS,
FORTRESS MONROE,
NEWPORT NEWS,
PORT ROTA;
TO NEW YORK,
DOSTOL AND EASTERN CITIES
Heavy Goods should be delivered at DEPOT, corner
of BROAD and PRINZ Streets, before FOUR O'CLOCK
P. IL, where our Clerk will give a BM of Lading.
SMALL rABOELS 0/1417LE BE LEFT AT OFFICE
FREIGHT AT VERY LOW BATES DELIVERED
Goods for the EMIT at our Mee in CHESTNUT Street.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE IN NEW TORS, 32 BROAD-
RETAIL DRY GUMS
UNBLTEAGIIED
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
CHARLES B. CAB STAIRS
THOMAS CARSTAIRS.
0. H. NEEDLE&
337 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
ALL KINDS OF GOODS
THE 8017THENN BLOCKADING BQOADION
887 CHESTNUT STREET
IN WASHINGTON
DAVIS, BELDEN, & Co.,
MANAGERS.
D. GREENE,
SUPERINTENDENT Of THE COMPANYT
1120 mw/ER
NEW PVIILICATIONS
L EVER'S
MILITARY NOVELS.
WITII ILLUSTRATED MILITARY COVE ,
PRINTED IN FIVE COLORS.
PETERSON'S CHEAP EDITION
FOR THE MILLION.
Complete in Ten Volumes. Price Fifty Cents each
T. B. PETERSON & BROTHERS, No. 306
CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, publish this day
" CHARLES O'AIALLEY, THE IRISH DRA
-1300N,11 being the first ems reedy a a Now and
Uniform Military Edition of the Celebrated
O'MALLEY NOVELS.
They are the Celebrated Military Novels of
CIIARLES LEVER, and are issued with beautiful
MILITARY
- ILLUSTRATED COVERS
Printed in five different colors, from new and
original designs, making them the most attractive
Books for the times in the world.
c< CHARLES O'MALLEY, THE IRISH DRA
GOON," is published in this style, this day, and
" JACK HINTON, THE GUARDSMAN," and
all the others will follow, in the same style, at
once. The whole will be issued in Ten Volumes,
uniform with this new edition of CHARLES
O'MALLEY. Priee Fifty Cents Each, and will
be sent anywhere, free qi potaga, at Fifty Cents
Each.
Booksellers, Butlers, News Agentsland others,
will be supplied, by the hundred, at very low rates.
Remit Fifty Cents in a letter at once, and, have
a sample copy of tcO'MALLEY, THE IRISH
DRAGOON," sent you per first mail, free of
postage.
Their names are as follows
CHARLES O'MALLEY,
THE IRISH. DRAGOON.
JACK HINTON,
THE KNIGHT OF GWYNNE.
HARRY LORREQUER
TOM BURKE OF " OURS."
CON CREGAN'S ADVENTURES.
KATE O'DONOGHUE.
HORACE TEMPLETON.
DAVENPORT DUNN.
ARTHUR O'LEARY
Booksellers, News Agents, and all others will
please send on their orders at once for what they
may want of any of the above books, all of which
will be supplied by the dozen, hundred, or thou
sand, at very low. rates.
Copies of say of the above will be sent at ones,
free of postage, on remitting the amount of the one
wanted to the Publishers in a letter,
r The Cheapest place in the world to buy
books of all kinds is at T. B. PETERSON it
BROTHELS', Philadelphia." Send far their
Catalogue and look over it, and then order what
ever you. may want. Booksellers, News Agents,
Sutlers, and all others, will be supplied with any
quantities of any books published, at the lowest
net cash prices, on sending their orders to them.
Address all orders, to receive prompt and im-
mediate attention, to the Publishers,
T. B. PETERSON & 13R05.,
NO. 306 CHESTNUT STREET,
It PHILADELPHIA
THE ALUMNI OF THE HIGH
SCHOOL.
Just Published,
A New and Beautiful Edition of
MISTAKES OF EDUCATED MEN.
LBIC JOHN S. HART, LL. H.
124n0, Muslin. Gilt, Price 50 cents.
do. Paper Covers, 25 rents.
T. C. GARRIGUES, Pubßeiter,
/48 South FOURTH Street,
feo-61 4 t- Philadelphia
TO ARMY SURGEONS.
JUST PUBLISHED
eitiffilt - a'6
SURGERY OF WAR.
COMMENTARIES ON THE SURGERY OF THE WAR
IN PORTUGAL. SPAIN, FRANOS, AND THE NETHCRLANDS,
From the battle of Rolica, 10150, to that of Waterloo,
in /SID, *Rh additions relating to these in the CRI
MEA, in 1854-55; showing the improvements made
during and since that period iu thogreat art and science
of Surgery on all the subjects to which they relate.
By G. 3_ GUTHRIE, F. R. S
Ole YQI. Nap.
MACLEOD'S
SURGERY OF THE CRIMEAN WAR.
NOTES ON THE SURGERY OF THE WAR IN
THE CRIMEA, with Remarks on the Treatment of
Gunshot Wounds. By GEORGE IL B. MACLEOD.
D., F. R. O. S., Eurgeon to the General Hospital in
Camp before Sebastopol, Lecturer on Military Surgery
in Anderson's University, Glasgow, etc., eto.
One vol. 12mo. $1.50.
NW The above works will be forwarded by mail, post
paid, on receipt of the price by the publishers,
J. D. LIPPINCOTT k CO.,
PHILADELPHIA
N ATIONAL LOAN.
JAY COOKE 84; Co..
114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
ARE PREPARES T 6 YUANISE TO PUncussEns,
AT THE MARKET RATE,
SEVEN AND THREE-TENTHS PERCENT.
TREASURY NOTES,
IN AMOUNTS AND DENOMINATIONS TO SUIT.
fe4-12t
U NION ENVELOYES UNION
ENVELOPES!
UNION ENVELOPES!
OVER 350 DIFFERENT STYLES
Country Storekeepers supplied with twenty-five 01 a
million.
AT THE VERY LO
MAGEE'S WEST PRICES,
Union Parer and Envelope Manufactory, No. 318
CHESTNUT Street,
Corner of HUDSON dtreet.
REMEMBER, 318 CHESTNUT Street. feB.3t
Q Z. GOTTWALS, No. 812 SPRING
• GARDEN Street, eelle the very beet Corn Meal at
2 cents per pound. jal7-tutheff
E." S. EARLEY,
SUEZIII3IILIAG
Santhwest et rem of TV and CONlllNfignek,
Philaditpb
To COIN COLLECTORS.—For sate,
at public auction, a valuable collection of American
and Foreign Coins, Medals, Autographs, Numismatic
Works, Catalogues, &c., at BANGS A; CO., 596 BitOAD
WAY, New York, en the 10th and 11th inst., at 6 P. rd.
For efitaloglieS, aiiiirooe ED SVAIID °awl, Box 1205
T. P. O , or the Auctioneers. fe7.3t*
!FOR SALE—A fine, well-built
three-story brick HOUSE, with three-dory back
lmildinge, and all the modern improvements. Location
desirable. Very low. 82,000 can remain. Inquire at
S. E. corner TIIIRD and 'RACE Streets. fed-3t,*
ROOMS TO LET IN NORTH
SEVENTH Street, atove Arch street, east aide.
One room on Met floor.
Two rooms on second floor.
Two rooms on third floor.
Inquire at the southeast corner of MARKET and
FIFTH Streets. fe3-If
WANTED -A SITUATION AS
BOOK-KEEPER by r Young Man, a grtelnate
of Crittenden's Commercial College. Reference satisfac
tory. Address "J. C. 1..," at this Unice. 11.3-stik
PARTNER WANTED—In the Paint;
Oil, and - Varnish Business, in a house established
and now doing a good business. Address Box 720 Post
Mee. 1L
AVANTED- A PRINTER, who un
derstands Press Work on Hot's large Cylinder
Press, Hand Press work, and is is good Job Compositor.
Also, a DCtY, about 17 years old—one who has some
knowledge of the Jab Printing businma, and Mb Wafk a
Gordon or Ruggles Press. Address "Printer," this of
fice. feii-at*
PARTNER WANTED, with fifteen
hundred or two thousand dollars cash, in the "Sut
ler" business. Appointment secured. Address How
ard," Prexa office. feB-ffi*
THE I:IIJAEDSMAN
TO PRINTERS - AND PUBLISH
ERS.—Wanted to Durchaee, the one-half interest
in a well•established City or Country NEWSPAPER.
By sending GOT. stating terms, and addressing J.," at
this Office, the snbject will meet with prompt atten
tion. fist-St
WAN T E D—A second-hand Sta
tionary Steam Engine, of from 60 to 70-Horst
Power. Address, stating particulars, "Box 1155 Post
Othce." de2l-tf
lUNITED STATES MARIN 1418.-
Wanted, immediately. f... 0%. United !glutei; Marine
Genii, SEVEN HUNDRED ABLE:BODIED MEE
tor sea atrvice, between the ago; of eighteen and
forty years. All information that may be reguired will
be given at the Rendezvous 311 South FRONT Street,
below Spruce. JAMES LEWIS, Captain,
ja3l-12t Recruiting Officer.
COAL OlL—Manufactured at the
Philadelphia Carbon Oil Works, Thirtieth and Race
streets Warranted non-explosive, and equal to any be
the market. Burning Oil, Lubricating Oil, and Benzine:
For sale, in lots to suit. by
BENJAMIN R. SMITH, Agent,
feB.6t* No. 111 South FRONT' Street.
COAL OIL! COAL OIL!
GEORGE W. WOOrIITEN,
38 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
AGENT FOR THE
NORTH AMERICAN OIL COMPANY.
MANUFACTURERS OF COAL OIL, AND RE
FINERS OF COAL AND CARBON OILS.
WE, E. JOHNSTON; President
GEO, OGDEN, Secretary.
Also, Agent for BEERS, JUDSON, Bs.BEERS' Patent
Glass Cones for Lampe, and wholesale dealer in Dith
ridge's Patent Oval (fire -proof) and Eastern Flint-Glees
Chimneys, Lamps, !to. Burners to burn.Ceal Oil Without
Chimneys.
Cash buyers or prompt payers are. respectively invited
to examine our stock. ja3o-1m
OIL! OIL!! OIL!!!
HULBIERT & BRODHEAD,
Having opened a General Depot for the Sale of Extra
Refined and Lubricating COAL OILS, would call the
special attention of dealers and consumers to their
Defined ILLUMINATING OIL, as it Doesesikes merit
beyond anything heretofore offered In thianiarket, being
entirely free from that gluey substance and bad odor
which characterize that commonly sold in this market,
produces no smoke, and is free from all explosive
properties.
jar Orders from City or Country promptly at
tended to. ials.lm
AYE SALE AND TO LET.
_
ga SPLENDID
STORE STAND
TO LET.
The tanssteigned offerer to tut the well-known' Ma long
eatituhak.l /norm, with tiainpm complete, altunrial
MAIN STREET,
Opposite the SUN HOTEL,
BETHLEHEM, PA.
Between the Stores of JAC,'DB BICE and WILLIAM.
LUCKENBACIL Ito t inci,dro of the Infr.ineei portion or
tile Own, Thie SUE LIU heell occupant for a number
of years by A. GHIDEIi S CO.
Favorable terms will 'Ns , offered to a good reliable bitsi-
Wag loan. Apply to
WM_ LUOICENBACI-1,
BierllLlittlfAT, PA. 105424
FOR SALE—The Flittiture, Fixtures,
and Gond-will of a wi11...444,114'0 first-clama
Bonwling-Louse (25 rowan). (milting a a uteliv au mire-
New doing a prof' rabbi Luninnnn. 15nnt, moderate - , Salim
factory rensnnH given for erllipg ova. Addrese " . X. W.,"
ilex 1901, Pont Office, Philadelphia:.
F olt SAL E—Or.. easy tering, a
BUM Large Factory Building, aititaia'Sn the Fimrteentit
ward, 110 by 150, three fronts i containing Shafting, En
gine, Crane, and Cupola. The above "remises can• he
used for a Cotton Mill or Foundry, having formerly Len ,
used for both. For further particulars apply to .T%
WATE EIS. 110 South FOURTH Street. fuEl
YOR RENT— A modern Itegirlonet?,
&nil. with Furniture, to a private family. Teruel mode
rate. Located WALIFETT Street, west or Brood. Addrom
'lll. W. J.," Press - (Mice. feB
FOR BALE CHEAP—Valuable
Farm, 133 acres. rretwr Williarnstown, Carrion C./
Pew Jersey, with good iniltrovottioldii. only twautyzeight
miles from the City. Mae, several Farms to exchange.
Price only $5,000. Terme easy. Apply to E. PETTIT,
No. 300 WALNUT ii•reet. feB
FOR SALE, CHEAP—Two fine
Fruit Farms near Dover, Delaware, convenient to
Railroad Station, with good improvements. Terms easy.
Possession this spring. Apply to Be PETTIT, ].Do. 309
WALNUT 9ki-4.a. ffi
di FOR RENT.—Store No. 331 Mai , -
uta ket street.
store No. 23 North 'Fourth street. Possession March 1.
House No. 539 Spruce street.
Germantown Douse, corner Green and Harvey streets.
Gernomtown noose, Rittenhormr, woet. nr Green street.
WILLIAM IL BACON;
10 . .6M 331 MARKET Street.
WANTS.
ILLUMINATING OILS
O. 240AROM STREET,
PORTLAND KEROSENE
OIL.
w. are now prepared to imply thb
BTAKDARD ILLITKINLTING OIL
AM
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Z. LOOSE & 00., Sous A.OSWTS,
1010 MAEKET STREET,
Philadelphia
GOLD AND SILVER
AND QUARTERMASTERS' CERTIFICATES,
Bought and sold.
7 3-10 TREASURY NOTES
Furnished at a liberal discount.
DREXEL & Co.
fe7.lm
GEORGE J. BOYD,
BANKER,
NO. 18 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
Orr QUARTERMASTER'S CERTIFICATES, City
Warrants, Bank Notes, Specie, dec., dealt in. STOCKS
and BONDS bought And mold on ja2B-M
GOLD AND SILVER
- BOUGHT AND SOLD,
BY
JAY COOKE & Co::
No. 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
te4-121
$l,OOO to Loll .$ 0. 3 34 0 0r 0 t
. 0—
5 . 6 T o
rG h i amount dil
ent.
Apply tp E, PETTIT,
ja29 No. 309 WALNUT Street.
GOVERNMENT LOANS.
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
DOIJO - HT AND BOLD,
JAY COOKE & Co.,
114 BUTS l'lllllD OTBICET,
$3130 0 - A FIRST-GLASS DI
• proved GROUND BENT of this amount
for sake, at a liberal discount. Apply to
Z. PETTIT,
No. 509 WALNUT Street.
QUARTERMASTERS'
-v
CERTIFICATES,
BOUGHT AND SOLD,
BY
JAY COOHE ea Co.,
No. 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
fe4-12t
MILITARY CIOODS.
SKY-BIAUE CASSIMERE,
FOR NEW AMY EntiIMATION PANTS,
OF A ALPER - 10R QUALITY,
FOR OFFICERS' USE.
FOR nix BT
ALFRED BLADE RI 00.,
40 Sinh. FRONT strett, and 39 LETPrig Sitaot
fel.3m
A RMY CAP BUTTONS AND
manufacttlantit at Finn Saint and
et/LI:11111 IA
fe6-1/11*
BRASS BYKLETS BRASS EYE.
LETS !• 54r 731aaketm nr.N Leggings..
Street, rind COLVItBIII. Avelino. E. rvlas.
fr6-Im* •
ALW3 SEM EN TS'.
VOLUNTHEItSv ItEPit±samrrir
M SALOONS.
OR &IV 'BLIISFIT,
AT 101610 YELID trALtiy
ON TESDAY EVI.V.ING; February ..19 .
E ; 1882,
rnocterdmz:
T. Overture . • by Germania•Orehestra:
2.. Ilbeltailun from Nantlei nr.
3: Al este.— .... bilVtermaula (Victim/trot,•
4.. Celebrated Lecture ou 4toperanee, and
The Erna of the Day,"irl- prOla and
rhyme, being entirely m tin an prmti
calrcomical, and sublime Dr. litrollo..
5. Miele._ ff.rmania Orctiebtra.
6. Deirited Recitation, ~ L Waah:rit,totecOde
to Freedom" •
. • 1 4' Pr I:1 11 11f I L
y Germania Orchestra,'
IIAI KNOWITA - Ettp., Treasur.,t;
Single Tickets 50 cents, or thrco forltt: To bo hal at
the Prinelpal hlutio end etteetuub :Artier Statue; or Hr.
NOW T. ES, Nin 18 and Willow ahem , : rat Dr. L DIS'
Office, 2.13 - North Ninth etreot' of thrCommitteep and la $
the TilvPnli,g at the Door. Commence arn'clock..
fe5,1,q,17,19.-4-t
IMMII
fIONTINENTAL TITEATRJE.
V UNPILE (7P., PPE STED F; Xo' 17r .x. I .P.;NT
CHEAP A:ND MORAL ENTERTAIENT.
Patronized by Thousands of nor citizens,
Grave and Gay—Old and Yintutq ,
Whose countenances are suffused with
ALTERNATE SMILES AND TEA,III2I.
r RATIlTiPiat February tatti t and EVENT 'WEN.
MO, the peculiarly taloned' moral Drawlng'Boont En—
tutairinont of
ENCLE TON'S' CABIN.
^his second GRAND "UNCLE TOM" MATINEE.
will take place TWIN' AFTERNOON, commen:itsg •at 2
o'clock
MEB. JOHN DREW'S
ARCMSTREET THEATRE.
Acting-Singe Manager W: S. FHE DEMME.
Businons Agent and Treasurer TO: 2 1. D. M mina.
TWENTY-FOURTH NFGHT OF JOHN DREW.
THIS 4Saturday) XVENING, Fob: 8, 1882.;
ALINE; Oa, TOE ROHE •OF 'IIIL/LA.RNHY.
Davy O'Leary John Drew.
Robert Dueler John all hont.
Aline .. Mrs. John Drew.
To conclude with
THE ITtl3ll lE14.1(111ANT.
Pat O'Brian ...
Sir Prices as usual.
tor Cnstain rises at M after 7 o'clock.
tsar Seats secured threw days in advance
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE
NINTH an 4 WALNUT Btreeta.
MRS. M. A. GARRETTSOM
Bole Lessee
THIS (Saturday) EVENING, Feb, E,
The performance will commence with-
IMIMM=
Willie 'Riley Mr. "Barney
Mary Moriarty... ...... Mrs. Barney Williams.
To be followed by the coittedietts of
. . LATEST
. .
L FE93I NEW yclifg,
Ishii Mufiigan. in Barney William?.
To conclude with
YIROINPA ONE Rti'NEIRED YEARS AGO.
PRICES-1)0,37A, 16, and Iffr cents; Private Boxes!,
85 and s.a..
Doors open at quarter to 7. To commence at 7X.
FBENCA. BENEVOLENT CON—
CERT_
The YRENCII 'BENEVOLENT SOCIETY present
their AEII/11ta Appeal to the liberality of. Philadelphia, In
the form of an Amateur VOCAL, AND INSTRU
MENTAL CONCERT, under the direction of Mr.
PERELLI, to be given at the rdfI,ICAL ruND HALL,
on the Evening of TUESDAY, Pebruary 11th, 1802, at
8 o'clock..
The high order of Amateur Talent that has volun
teered in the cause of this charity sill tenure to its
patrons an entertainment of the very first class; and, on
behalf if' those whose urgent necessities .are to be re
lieved, the undureigned trust rher this appeal may meet
with a liberal and generous reepoime
'Tickets can be obtained al the principal Mimic Stores,
at the Ilan, and of any member of tho Committee.
8. DESTOFET,
JUAN E. DitSTOUET,
IL A. PINT ARD, Committee.
A. DURAND,
11. PERERIAIiX,
ja3o fel 4.6 8 1011
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, TENTH,
below Chebtmit.
DAYJV PANOAAMA. OF
AMERICA AND THE GREAT REBELLION!
Open Every Night. fe4.3t*
riIiIIRTEENTII ANNUAL FANCY
_Z. DRESS RALE OF THE
, LSAINGERRUND MUSICAL SOCIETY."
MONDAY EVENING, February 10th, 1882,
To be held at the NATIONAL GUARDS' HALL.
Race street, below Sixth.
To- eununeace with
THE BARDS,"
A Comic Opera in two 2cts, performed by the members of
We Society. under thedirection of Carl Gaertner.
Ticket's One Dollar ; to be had at No. 323 yine street s .
and at the Door on the evening of the Ball. fe6.3t*
111EMPLE OF WONDERS -
J. TENTH and CITEMIIT Eared/.
81014 OR BLITZ
In hie New, Powder, and Amusing Entertainment.,
EVERY EVENING, commencing at.half mist S °Wm*,
and on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTDDO
NOUNS at 3.
Grand Combination of Attraction, Thatimaturgleal,
Psyeological Experiments, Magical Decmp.
Ventrilonial OddilPYS gMiCllilli9Ul oust Dolt
Mots, and Sim "riassing Exhibition of the Learned Os.
nary Birds.
Admission 2fp cents ; Children 18 cents,
•
UERMANIA ORCHESTRA.
CARL SENTZ, Conductor.
PUBLIC REHEARSALS every SATURDAY, at Bid
o'cloek Y. IL, et the hIUSICAL POND BALL,
onfight ticketti l $1 j Bingle.Tlelpfg4 Si ow
To be bad at Andre's, 1:10 Chestnut street, J. B. Goolfra,
Seventh and Chestnut, and at thedoor of the Hall. oe2B-11
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
THE FINE ARTS, 1026 CHESTNUT Street,
open daily, thmdays excepted, from 9 A. M. till 6 P. 61..
Admission 26 cents. Children under twelve year',
half price. Sharer of Stock. 1630.
EDUCATLONAL.
BORDENTOWN FEMALE- COL.
LEGE, Bordentown, N. J.
This institution is pleasantly located on the Delaware
river, I,W hour's rids from Philadelphia. Spacial Mien:-
fil?n is paid ti? rionmon owl higber banchocof tug.
hem and superior advantages are furnished vocal awl
instrumental music. German and French are taught by.
natives, and spoken in the family. Nor catalogues E cog..
taining full particulars, address
Rev. JOHN H. BRAKEL-EY, A. 131„
President.
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INSURANCE- COMP AN - IgS•
4,
nOMMONWEALTH FIRE INSII-
Na BANOE COMPANY, OP Till IiTATI OR
PENNSYLVANIA. . . .
DI/MOTORS.
David Jayne, M. D., Charlei H. Boom
John IL Whitall, John K. Wa4F,gr l
Edward 0. Knight, Hobert Showpaistg,
Thema' S. Stewart, William Strutttt"?
Mary Lewis, JP. ? 4tl,4iiiii
DAVID JAY S, M. D., Pray dent.
JOHN M. WHITALL, Vice PreeidkaL
SAMEEL S. MOON, Secretary.
Office, Commonwealth Banding, SU CIiZESTNUT
Street. Philadelphia. eee.M
SAFES.
g TALLIRIi SAFE DEPOT lia-
Y'' MOVED to No. 21 South FIEVILNTH Street, as
e Franklin Institute.
The undersigned, thankful for past favors, god Wee
determined to merit (attire patronage, has secured op
elegant and convenient store, and hop now on hand g
large assortment of Lillie's Celebrated Wrought: and
°billed Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Bohm (the only
strictly fire and burglar proof safes made.) Also, LIMO
Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe, and Hank LOOka.
Lillie's Dank Vault Doors and Locks:mlll be..ftwalsheil
to order on abort notice. This lathe strongest, beet noir
tooted, and cheapest Door and Lock yet offerad.
Also, particular attention is called. to Link e@ Wow
Cabinet Safe, far Plato, Jewelry, Sze. Thin Safe in cas
caded to mow In style and elegance anything Id ale
fered for this purpose, and Is the only one that la Waal
ire and burglar proof.
firsora. Norzoi.—l have now on band say tweet,
Farrel, Herring, & Co.'s Safes, most of them needy new.
and some forty of other makers, comprising a complilli
impartment as to sires, and all lately exchanged for tIMI
now celebrated Lillie Safe. They will be sold at Nil
low prices, Plena call and examine.
ja2bayff DI. C. HAMA& Agent.
1: 13 EVANS & WATSON'S
OALAMANDRE 0A671.
STOBX,
16 SOUTH }FOURTH OTBENT,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
♦ large variety of rthz-rsoor SLIMS aletall
In hod,
WATCHES.—Oi&r faoilitiea for
procuring the BEST WATCHES manufactured
are unsurpassed, and we are selling them at very mode.
rate prices. Fine watches repaired b' finished work
men, and warranted•to give entire satisfaction.
FARR & BROTHER. Importers,
fe7-tf 324 CHESTNUT Street, below FOURTH.
THOMAS POWELL, WATCH
as MAKER, (formerly at 103 North NM'S), having
umoutinued business. is now iu the employ of L. LAD°.
111:113 dr CO., 802 CHEWINUT Street, where he will be
pleased to see hie friends mid customers. feo•Gt
iatWATCHES, FRENCH TIME
PIECES, and MUSICAL BOXES repaired, by
uptrior Workmen, at
LEWIS LADOMUS & CO. I S,
No. 1302 CHESTNUT Street, PO*.
Er All work warranted. 027-10
PRIZE MONEY PAID TO OFFI
WEBS and MIN of the Ban Jacinto, Constella
tion, Dart, Mohican, Mystic, Brooklyn, Bunter, and
other voseels.
AL92111 POTTS' Army and Nary Agency
N. E. corner of THIRD and WILLOW Streets.
JaZtainei,
POUND BUTTER, FRESH FROM
the country, received daily at the „ Cheep Store,"
No. 812 SPRING GARDEN Street,
J. YOYOUWANT THE WORTH OF
your money, buy your Flour at S. Z. GOTTWALS',
No. $l2 SPRING GARDEN Street. Ile sells the very
beat, and sells positively TEN PER ORNT.LOWER than
can be bought anywhere else in the city. He delivers to
any part of the city free of charge, and in all cases, if it
does not give entire satisfaction, IT WILL BE TAKEN
PAPE, AEE TEE MONEY AEEIJEDEP•inn-tuchilti
RAIBIIIB.-300 boxes Layer Raisins;
800 half boxes Layer Raisins;
800 boxes 31 B Bunch Balsins•
800 half boxes M B Bunch Raisins.
New and choice fruit, now landing and for ode by
MURPHY A KOONS,
No. 148 NORTH WHAM'S&
S6ISOWILLI BUY A BARREL of
0A14444 "51117
Fl*P it M. SPONIi
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...John Drew.