Killed and Wounded at Fort Donelson.
=Correspondence of the Chicago Tribune.]
Canto, Feb. 21.—From a semi-official genres I
galhar the tenoning h$ et OVlUSltiell. It is as
nearly correct as possible. The lose is as far as it
was made up to Tuesday night, and reached 300
'killed, 700 wounded, and 241 missing—making a
total of 1,250.
The bodies of the killed of the Eighth Illinois
Mere all buried where they fell, except a few which
were brought away.
.1 send names as far as procured :
ELZYttrill H.—Killed—Sergeant Chas.
A. Bedard, Corporal B. H. Quinnbish. Corporal Jobn
-Campaign; Privates Henry Collins, Miles Osborn, Ira J.
'Smith, George Wright, Adam Bag& Weandal—Lient•
Wm. Dorman, nor &morons. Corporal Julia alsPhed-
Pen, badly: Corporal Gen. Oldfieta, Corporal M. Dares,
Corporal Wm. S. Armstrong; Privates D. M. Hinckley,
Acklanr, Geo. Swoop, Geo. Mather, Christopher
Avott, A. H. lianudford, John Burns, A. Tates, Q. D.
Warren, A. B. Paisley, .1. Q. Carter, Martin Sebert, E.
8. Ratliburn, J. B. Monsen, in the fool ;Chas. Morehead.
.Prisoners—Corporal C. R. I.l6hey Privates lie. rge
liegnell, John Smith, Michael M. Gowan, R. sin.
.Missing—Corporal Jas. M. Wood; Privates Frederick
Boothe, Jas. Griffin, Semi. Hammond, Wm. Haywoyd,
Bryan ttaWleY, Bobt. McKean.
Company }C.—K Wed—Sergeant H. J. Lewes, Corporal
B. K. Carter, Corporal W. J. Castles, Corporal Joseph
Rolland; Privates Asher, Glass, John Bond, W. H. Mc-
Adams, Thomas Cooley, .1. W. Patterson, K. Solierour-
Born, Wm. Barton ' Prank Jones, Thomas oeinis, Ohs&
elerhansen, George Weiss. Wounded—Cast. a. H. Carta,
slightly ,• Sergeant S. W. Locker, badly; Corporal H. 0.
Mansfield, slightly; Corporal F. W. Boggs, badly;'Fri
irate!, C. W. Sadler, badly ; Geo. Stoltz, badly ; Patrick
Buckley. slightly; Joel Alvord, badly; Charles Hauls,
Badly John Seaman, slightly; James Seaman, slightly;
Patrick Minnebon, slightly; Morris, slightly; G. Ran
'Wick, badly; Henry Comore, slightly ; Wm. McCormick,
ali g htl Y B. Gilmorei badly , ...lriflidg—ifientenant N. Q.
:Kenyon, Sergeant H .li. Newman, Corporal Lewis Fritz;
Privates Dennis Fitzpatrick, S. F. Parson, hew. Wagner,
Wm. Bowden, Joseph Lumley, Wm. Cadwallader, Westry
Williams, Thos. Williamson, Pat. Deno, Chas. Shalney,
John Boberts•, Andrew Matheny, Patrick Lamb, Isaac
"Vanderbelt,'and Warden Golden.
Fawns Ittimois.—Company G.—Killed—Corporal
- Daniel B. Owings, by a shell ; J itut W, Agren', shot
through the head. frouarted—Lieutenant 'Wm. Litton,
'Sergeant Levi Bather, he, geant Wm. H. Owings Coe-
Torsi Wm. IL McFadden, Corporal John S.
Corporal Wm. H. Williams • Privates James Covender,
W. Decker, Wm. Decant , k. Durant, W. S. Denson,
Perry Foster, John a. Fielks, James Gibson, Thomas
4Calicher, T.M. Caswell, Adam Berttlin, Joke Itfudigine,
T. Harris, James Maspy, Kodoriere, Davis Orton, J.
Perry, John A. Tucker.
TEE WOUNDED AT PADUCAH
The following is a list of wounded brought by the
-Gladiator from Fort 'Moplgon to Pactuo4h:
J. C. Sims, 31st Illinois, Co. C; shot in thigh, slight.
W. H. need, Inth Illinois, CO. C shot in both logs, not
dangerous.
Harvey Bush, 30th 'lllinois, Co. D; shot in bremt,
B. N. Mussy, 113th Illinois, C). A ; shot in month,
Night.
W. Emery, 30th 111., Co. IC; shot in the neck, slight.
George Forts, 30th Illinois, Co. D; shot near eye, not
-dangerous.
J. W. Bowdon, list Illinois, CO_ l 7 7 • shot in 5116 7 hot
aan g eroue.
E. B. Kaufman, 30th Illinois, Co. D; shot in left lung,
Alight.
T. N. B. Shrere, 31st Illinois, Co. C; shot in elbow.
G. W. Colboth, 31st Illinois, Co. C; shot in head.
F. H. Hendrickson, 31stIlli110iS, CO. C; shot top of the
bead.
Amos P. Lively, 20th Illinois, Co. C i shot in the head
and arm.
Adam Simone, 9th Illinois, Co. C ,• left knee.
A)ea. Murray, 11th Illinois, Co. I; left leg, hip.
Tames Lilley, 31st Blinds, Co. li; shot in head, n
one.
C. D. Hinman, 11th Minot% Co. I; shot in howl,
Thomas Peterson, 18th Illinois, Co. C shot in leg.
I. B. Miller, 18th Illinois, Co. C ; shot in shoulder-
Linde.
J. Spilman, 31st Illinois, Co. I ; neck and bowels.
Paschall C. Basbrook, 49th Co. GI through
Veg.
Alexander Ynimgc ?del Illinoie, Gs. thtmiefl, right
thigh.
William Telmer, 31at lilinoie, Co, I; in shoulder.
George Vanteverner, 40th Illinois, h o. C; . right band,
Albert H. Bowan, 20th Illinois, Co. C; glanc3 ball in
sad.
R. A. Baps, nth Alin*, Co. A ; left shoulder. John Seller, :nth Illinois, Cu. F through leg.
W. H. Kent, Sth Illinois, Co. C; small or back.
John Stevenson, 20th Canal, Co. 0 ; right breast and
arm.
Peter D. Cox, 11th Illinois, Co. I; shoulder-blade.
Dennis Murphey, 11th Illinois, Co. F i arm, neck, and
w, slight.
William Seward, 11th Illinois, Co. B; arm.
F. W. O'Neil, Met "'Dipole, Co. C; left hand.
D. L. Chariton, 20th Illinois, Co. C; arm and thigh.
John H. Dowels, 11th Iliinots, Co. tt ; both hands.
Lehi W. Locker, lith Dlinois Co. K ; shonkler, badly.
W. H. Drawling, 20th Illinois, Co. 0; arm.
T. H. Npinge, 20th litinoiA, Co.
.C; wriat.
Jolla I:kinglet, iilat MIMI& Co. I; left leg. right foot
Alfritd 11th Illinois, Co. B; three wounds in
leg.
F. B. Frazier, 11th Illinois, Co. I; two in leg, one iu
'W. H. Edwards, 31st Illinois, Co. fit; arm.
P. C. Cuapingham, 11th Illinois, Co. Et ; knoe
Alexander Green, 30th Illinois, Co. D; baud.
John R. Derry, ISth illinols, Co. II; mooch and arm
Samuel ilowr, 20th Illinois, Co. I i wrist.
James 0. Hale, Met Illinois, Co.
_ll ; cheek.
John Woodcuttcr, 11th Illinois, Co. I; ahoy° right aye,
It. F. Lilly, Cticago (Taylor's) Battery; both hands
lost.
John S. Beam, ith Illinois, Co. A.; mouth badly.
John Black, Sth Illinois Co. I j top of head.
_Nelson Carpenter, :401h Illinois, CO. D; left bind.
.J. T. Durston. 3uth Illinois, Co. A ; arm.
Ilialone, 30th Illinois, Co. B ; right shoulder.
Thomas Geri iso14164.10:111nois, Co. 43; area.
John B. Murphy, 30th Illinois, Co. D; right temple.
Thos. Parkaanuns 31st Illinois, Co. E; left shoulder.
A. I. Flossy. 6th Illinois, Co. A; under jaw.
.Henry Williams, 30th Illinois, I.M. B; arm.
Frank Hart, Seth Illinois., Co. 11; shoulder blade.
J. W. Boswill, 18th Illinois, cI9, F ; tlng,
Jam W. Barnes. 11th Illinois, Co. hi; mouth and back
B. F. Noll, 20th Illinois, Co. C ; heed and ehoulders.
B. Hendrickson, 30th Illinois, Co. H.; head. serious.
Curtislli. Scott, Bth Initials, Co. D; left neat.
Wm. F. Dar e.ll9t'lllinois, Cu. Ei left shoulder.
John C. Hale, 30th Illinois, Co. I); in left breast.
Jamey Carter, 17th Illinois, Co. Gi in hip, ssrious
Jam% C. Rintsoy, 13th Illitiaio, Ca A; loft oyo.
Shoe. W. Armstrong, 31st Illinois, Co. A in left arm.
N.. A-Johnson, 31st Illinois Co. G; shot in left ere.
.Burrell Mills, list Illinois, (1; slightly, ft side.
Edmond Flanigan.
'Richard IS. Emerson, 31st Illinois, Co ; left arm
Soma.,
James A. Stoke°, ;Nth Illinois, Co, 11; shot in left 163.
Thomas Yost, .11,:/ Illinois, Co. E ; in lo:t hand
Wm. Miller, lot sergeant, 31st Illinois, Co. E ; right
thigh.
Dayton Bonham, Sth Illinois, Co. B; right foot.
Wm. H. Whittington, tith Illinois, Co. fl ; right arm.
John B. Benton, Ilth Illinois, Co. G; both thighs
said hand.
_
Capt. T. Z. Cain, 31st Illinois, Co. B i left hip.
IL A. ffieCabb, 11th /11inoia, Co_ I; left foot, hip, and
Lead.
L. F. Lookis e,ll thCo. I; in left side of head.
James A. Williame,4llt nitwit, Co. LI; right arni and
breast. _ .
rat Roney, 41st Illinois, Co. in head.
Caleb Bowman, 41st Illinois, Co. II ; in head.
G. W. Garrison, 20th Illinois, Co. I. right arm.
John Griffin, 31st Illinois, Co. H • right shoulder.
Michael Perry, 11th Illinois, Co. ; ;
seriously in breast,
Charles A. Knoll, Inn Illinois, Co. K; right arm and
left leg.
John P. Rentals, 314 Illinois, Co. 1 left arm.
Isaac Mann, 30th Illinois, Co. D left hand.
J. G. Bell, 18th Illinois, Co. D; right toot.
John Ittigman, 30th Illinois, Co. D ; both arms.
Win. Bartleson, 18th Illinois, Co. in head.
T. W. Smith, 20th Illinois, Co. D; in left side.
George W. Davis. 30th Illinois, Co. D ; in head.
Et, Williams, Co, P lo right side,
John Genet, llth Illinois, Co. C; seriously in right.
Pbotilder.
Isaac Sowards, 1111 Illinois, CO. I; right hip.
Wm. D. Haitzlio, Bth Illinois, Co. H in left shoulder.
Charles Shrader, Bth Illinois, Oa. I; in head.
Elias Crane, nut wounded.
Benjamin Brown, 30th Illinois, Co. E; in head.
James E. Elting, 30th Illinois, Cv, D; right leg,
William B. Crocker, 13th Illinois, Co. D.in neelt.
M. Sparr, 11th Illinois, Co. I ; leffehoul icr and head.
A. Anderson, Chn Illinois, Co. D ; in left fixed.
Thomas B. Knight, 30th Minnie., Co. F ; in loft hand.
Chancey Smith, 30th Illinois, Co. A ; in right haad.
Abner L. Giter, 30th Illinois, Co. A ; mortally, in head.
Captain J. C. Johnson, 13th Illinois, Cu. is ; slightly
In Lead.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, February 244 1861
The Stock Board transacted Wig days' business at their
emeetings today, under the influence of the general good
'feelings excited by the recent good news from the army,
and the patriotic exhibitions of Saturday. State fives
and City. sixes, both obi and new, advanced X 3 Penn
sudvania Railroad shares were better; Reading Railroad
cgietek gained ; Schuylkill Navigation Froferrah 31 1 .' ;
and Catawissa X. United States seven and three-tenths
loan sold at 99x
In the money market we have no change to report.
itMeeers. Drexel & Co. reputt—
New York exchange.
Mouton exchange....
Mallimore exchange
Country funds
American gold
3.10 Treasury nutes..
parol-10 die.
pare,it prm.
h. p.a.
mA;
..3e334 prin.
Cdr/ dia.
OFFICIAL BANK STATEMENT.
WSEXLY AVERAGES OP THE PHILADELPHIA BANES
1 Feb. 24. i Feb. 17. Feb. 24. , Feb. 17.
♦ 83,932,00084,110,000:1,051,000.1,048,000
3.583 4 263 3,672,879596,2.36' 596,400
4,705,7511 4,7X3,4511,130,557.1,133,532
1,676,000, 1,892,005 243,0001 242,000
1,892,0001 1.867,000. 235,880 235,181
1,620,0001 1,818,000 300,04 , 351,000
918,501 891,627 229.5611 225,865
683,991 658,477 134,369, 134,818
746,516 796,326 175,4 . 22 175,102
1,71'2,945 1,692,80 370,1871 3/2,514
1,231,250 1,191,79 152.220; 152.302
040,357 075,180 170,3741 170,051
2,165.841 2,010," 337,939, 333,414
498,976 480,259 200,150 201,348
858,175 663,712 107,929 93,325
920.101 879, 119,914 119,450
562,310 567,676 75,988' 75,982
584,000 509,000 101,0001 101,000
423,006, 423,000 73,0001 73,000
29,299,041 29,386,5445,601,060 5,849,314
DEPOSITS. I DISC OLATION.
I
Feb. 24. ( Feb. 177 1 Feb. Feb. 24 1 e 17
•
'812,465,000 $2,506,004221,0004232,001;
; 2,155,393, 2,142,7871 259,605 240,050
3,870,011; 3,624,3071 280,295 1 269,165
I 1,145,009 1,150,000 1 105,000 106,000
,-9
922,4 904,660 92,490 92,820
1,169,000 1,193,0001 77,000 74,000
731,45 F 717,570 51.890 54,615
052,2851 663,313 93,010 95,170
553,200, 553,744 89,3331 67,504
1,252,870, 1.213,259 59.435 80,125
617,710; 833,238 154,820 146,443
474,180; 512,161 80,060 9 L 475
1,021,979! 916,201 174,904 163,908
457,019 452,640 51,530 53,805
272,8791 263,0601 169,848 164,391
351. 42.0u0 40
539,455 553,222 1 44,480 43,027
207,661 208,511 1 11149.0 c 91.115
00
3171,000 400
217,000 ^ '22 2 3,00 0
^ 58,000 73,000
-- -- --- ---
North America..
Pam & Mech..
Nechaniesi
N. Liberties....
, tithwark
•sington .
Township
OEM
ladelphia ...
th Americo,
& Meek.
wcial....
Aiberties..
thwark...
isington....
Township
lent.
k Mech...
leannelei..
iidation
16,777,300 13,692.182 2.230.60.
The aggregate' compare
aa follows:
Feb,
..$11,97C
2t+,38E1
• ,E , ,133r.
2,0,74
444
18,04:
2,19!
i other Bios.
other Mug..
Loan..
1 .23,987,2010
6 24,211,527
2... 28,4471244
7. I . .30,499,119
.....28,431,735'
-.30,048,052
—31,180,502
31,149,282
31.080,001
80,861,281
DM_ .21,038,317
31,145,938
804601,160
..... 80,385.0061
..29,888,5441
.22,25004400,
fallowing in a state
alphia Gearing 11,
4frzoin
L79',512
with those of preceding state-
1,1901911,970,190
~544 29,280,049...Dec.108,495
,354 6,867,08,..1nc . 16,333
,031 1,935,414... Lcu.119,91T
1,442 5,205,203...1nc .543,761
2,182 18,777,300 -Inc.. 85,118
0,512 2,290,605-19 c 35,033
1 BPeele. 101 rcul'n. Deposita.
6,688,393 2,101,312115,997,943
6,743,321 2,658,574 15,941,961
11,179,4 a 2,974,048 19,030,712
5,383,277 2,238,739 29,331,970
6,764,779 2,273,003 20,350,941
7,404,539 2,243,82 t, 23,017,331
7,266,912 2,337,499 2.1,931,035
17,354,112 22,926,40 22,187,424
7,167,266 2,118,650 22,549,463
1
5,493,191 2,011,179 21,018,610
5,688,728 2,145,219 21.326,014
5,892.123 2,182,1.52 21,931,510
5,738,459 2,120,758 20,898,398
15,831,323 2,121,146 20,018,098
5,884,011 2,144,398 20,068.893
15.923,874 2,191,457 19,032,585
5,849,354 2,192,512 18,692.182
5,867,68612,10,605118.777,390
tons et the
meat of tbi
He, for th 4
to WeilBoo
to week et
24, as fundahed by themanager, George E. Arnold, E au
Clearings. Balances.
Feb. 17 02,771,630 37 $240,803 30
4, 18 2,657,008 40 210,313 89
9 , 2680.526 53 182,012 21
gt 20 2,426 988 78 162,290 06
.. - 21 2,496,000 n 150,393 23
I. a 22
.... 2,610,205 01 166,454 67
315,342,859 10 51,002.267 41
Mr. Smith's propelled law to Compel all Hutto against
the city of Philadelphia to be brought in the Court of
Common Pleas, instead of being brought, as in many
cases at present, before aldermen, awakens much angry
comment in all quarters. No law could be passed that
would be more unpopular, or bring more decided disap
probation upon the representative who assisted lit its
passage by his vote. The tax-nayers who find that the
cost of the suits now decided against the city before al
dermen at en expense of some two dollars, will cost
twelve dollars and a half each, will remember with retri
bution those who vote to saddle the city with the ten or
fifteen - thousand dollars additional cost. The poor creel],
torsof the city, who will be matte by the proposed law
to attend upon the Court of Common Pleas, and lose
valuable time, in getting their just dues, will also
remember, at the proper time, the unfaithful Representa
tives who put them to so much unnecessary trouble. The
members from the city will consult the interest and wishes
of their constituents to much better purpose, if they will
devise a iitW to compel the sty of rniimielphin, through
its Receiver of Taxes, to receive its warrants in
payment of taxes, water rents, and other debts due
to it. Any man of business who would refuse to
receive his own due-bills-in payment of debts duo
to him would be accounted a swindler and a scoun
drel, and be turned out of the society of honorable meg,
Let the legislators, who would saddle their constitnente
with the great expense involved in this new bill for
"Protecting the city," show wherein consists the city's
right to ignore its own acknowledgments of debt, when
collecting moneys due to it, before they place additional
obstacles in the way of enforcing payment from the city,
addle her legislators seem to think common honesty no
part of the city's obligations.
Peterson& Detector sends us the following deecriptn
of a new and dangerous counterfeit fire-dollar note on
the Southbridge Bank, Massachusetts: b's, imitation.
Vignette—in left upper corner, female,
Wee Inirrnlo,
spinning-wheel, de.; large medallion w 5" to the right;
female portrait and d on the right end. They are well
done, and are very freely circulated.
The export of specie from New York to foreign ports,
last week, amounted to tf.i84,512
Previously reported 5,228,817
Total Rine 5an.1,1862
Same tune in 1861
" 1860
1866 ......
.L 1858 392.540
1857 2,919,011
" 1856 1 304.177
" 1855
.272591771
" 19 n 2 341,689
" 1853 1,665,599
ir 1852 6 419,499
The foreign imports at New York last week, and since
Jan. let, compare as follows with those or the two pre
vious years:
!SWAMI.
For the wetk. 1860. 1861. 1862
Dry goods $4,224,630 $2,340,417 $1,601,917
General merchandise.. 1,823,496 2,289,386 3,079,481
Total for the week.... 6.048,128 4,829,892 4,581,599
Previously reported -30,286008 20,585,532 19083,636
Since January 1 38,444,214 31 3 215,884 23,785,038
Philadelphia StOC
IMPORTED BY B.E
FIRST ' 1
k Exchange Sales,
24. 1862.
8 Penns B 43
2 do ......._._.96
50 do 45%
60 do 95,91,
60 cir & Conics..... 224
15 d 0.... .
_223i
1000 Penns Coupon 59 5 6
102 d & 3d.at 52Af
55 C , cliuyl 'Rid c 1211
24 Miaehiltß. in lots 91
1000 Sunbury & ltrieis 861 i
60 Beading it 22
200 do ...... 22
]OO do ......
50 do 22
100 do - .21 04
100 Amin ba 84
100 d 0...... 84
1000 do .... . . 81
50 abt do 813
300 City 65.......... 921
1700 do 923(
500 do .. .. 02%
70 0 do ... . . 07%
Z:100 do New 9i3
2000 do New..3.iya 97)
2000 do New—cash 07%
300015 S 7-30 TrNoies 99.3 i
8000 do 99%
2000 dog 00%
5(0 N PennalOg...Bs 79%
27 Ilk of N Libertleg 50
100 Cata S DO 2
5 do Pr0f......
100 do Pref....bs 6
10 Sp'g Garden Ins. 32%
2000 Penult Coupon 63.100
2000 do registered.loo
2000 Elmira 13 is b 6 it* 70
30 North Amer lug. 16N
50 Sehurl Ram
50 do
160 do 5%1
26 Long Island R... 11
100 do 11
100 do 11
1000 retina 50 64
000 do 84
VJGO do 84
BRI'IVRED
160 Cara R pfd 6
3000 Lehigh Sal 6a 2ds 9334
20 Delaware Div. 3974,8EC0P1D
2400 11 S 7-30T.Notee 09,1,/
100 Arch-st R s 5 18
15 ' do s 5 18
100 City 6s 92
400 do New. 97%
8600 do New GAS.. 921[
1600 Phila & Erie Os. 85%
211 Reading 94
105 Gr &Conteell lose 22%
3,984 PAMIR be....10te 84%
CLOSING PR
Bid Ask.
II El Tr 7 3.1017 99 9034
Phila 6s ...... 92 9234
Phila Os new... 97 9734
Penna 5s 84 84
Reading 1t..... 21.81 21%
It'dg 00'80'43 95,4 97
Ittadlng- nie $ 4 5,31 90
Read Id 65'86.. 77 73
Penne R 4534 45%
Pa 113 st In 65..100 100%
Prune lt 241 En 66 92 93
Norris CI Con.. 40 43
Morris Cl I'rer.llo 111
601] Nair Btock, kif 5%
Sch av Pref... 1234 13
Sch Nav 6s '82.. 6634 67
Elmira R 7 8
Elmira B Pref.. 13M 14M
4500 Penna 5* S 4
3000 do . ...... 84
100 Reading
HUARD.
11.000 itanl& Erie Tn.... 86
' 160 (lint& Cola bslte 16
1000 North Penns' 68.. 66
2000 Pa Cpss .14&July 06%
100 Scbuyl Nal , pref. 12.74
76 Sp & Piue R...b5 10X
2000 Suitt Na 66'82..0 67
-too d, hips 67
12 Ponta E 4116'
1.0&8.-FIRM
Bid. Ask.
Elmira 75'73... 69% 70
Long Island R.. 11 113
Leh CI t Nay.. 514 52
Leh 01 do N Bey 363 37
N Penn& 7 73g
N Fauna Ens, „ um
Fenna Ens.. 79 BO
Gatawissa Rl.lon 2 2
Catawissa Prot. 5% 6
Fr & &Whir. B. 41 ..
2] & 34-ats 11. 52 5234
Race & V-eta B. 3 4
%V Phil. R . 62 51
Snrogg & Ping.. 103; 11
Breen & Coates 22,W 22.1 i
Chest & Walnut 333 i 31
Atch Street.... 18 UK
Philadelphia Markets.
Frunirinv 24—Evenlag
'There is little or no export demand for Flour, and
prices are unchanged. 8008900 bble sold at $5.373( for
superfine $5.75 for good extras; $5.7500 tor extra
family, and 50 5007 P' bbl for far cy brands, as to
quality. Rye Flour is quoted at $3.50 bbl, and Penn
eylvania Cora Meal at 83.
WIMAT.—The offerings are light, and prices continue
about the same as last quoted. Sales of 2,500 bushels
gebd red at 133¢t135c tY bush, and white at 237r5145c,
as in quality. Rye is in fair request, and 3,000 bushels
Pennsylvania stud at 73c. Corn is rather more active:
7,500 bushels Pennsylvania and Southern yellow sold at
f oets7c, afloat, and 5,000 hush. do. in the cars at 55m0.
Oats are selling as wanted at 3S. 30e 4P' bushel.
. . . .
BARS.. -16t. Zia. 1 Quercitron pia Wanted at 143,60
ton.
Carrox.—The market is dull and unsettled, and we
hear of no sales worthy of notice.
GDOCRRINS AND Pnortstoxs.—The markets for both
are unchanged, and prices remain about the same as last
Quoted.
SEBDS.—Cloverseed is in fair request at $4.12%04.25
4p' bus for prime. Timothy is scarce, and commands $2
hns. -
Wutsicr to rather firmer; sale l of Ohio bbfs at 20c, and
drudge t6t 24c ir gallon.
Philadelphia Cattle Market, Feb. 24,1862.
The receipts of Beef Cattle ore larger than usual this
week, reaching about 1,900. head. The market con
tinues dull, and wives 25e the 100 lbs lower than last
qtioted. The following are the particulars of the sales;
62 McQuaid & Carr, Ohio, $7.50et8.50.
15 Scott, Chester county, *7.5008.50.
49 Kemple & Kirk, Chester county, $888.50.
55 Kennedy, Chester county, $7.5008.50.
120 J. Morillen, Jr., Ohio, $7.5008.50.
75 P. Bathoway, Lancaster county, $7.5008.50.
130 P. TileFillen, Ohio, $7.5008
43 Cochran & McCall, LaricasteMounty, $808.50.
28 J. fleldomridge, Lancal.ter county, $808.50.
50 N. Soldomridge, Ohio, $7OB.
17 Healey, Chester county, $7OB.
20 Heitenbaugh, Ohio. 8708.50.
50 Chandler,
0hi0,57.50e58.50.
29 Puller & Brother, Pennsylvania, $7,5008.
31 Krone, 01011.8708_
51 Parham, Ohio, s7eeB.
20 Kettler, Pennsylvania, $807.50.
67 Heckman, Ohio, $7.
68 Haymaker, Ohio, $7.
32 E. Menden, Ohio, $7.500.8.50.
30 Meeks°. Chester county, $7.5008.50.
20 H. Smith, Chester county, $708.50.
32 J. Storm, Western, $7OB.
1-0 Dryfase, Ohio irks&
18 Muller, Lancaster county, $8e3.50.
36 A. Green, Western, $708.50.
18 Hood, Chester county, $70 , 8.50.
16 Christy, Ohio, s7aB.
le 3. Miller, Chester county, $808.50.
16 C. Airman, Lancaster county, $808.50
About 100 Cows arrived, and eo'd at the Avenue Drove
Yard at from it-18 to $36 head, as to quality.
The amvals and sales of Sheep reached about 4,000
head this week, selling at from 434 to WV 'S>, as to con
dition.
500 Hogs sold atthe Avenue Drove Yard at trom $5.25
to $6 4 100 ihs, net
The arrivals of fat Flogs a.. H. Cr. Imhoff's Union
Yard reached 3,023 head. oehlinn et from $5.26 to $6 #'
1001bs, net, according to quality.
CITY ITEMS.
Interesting Services at the Fifth pnptist
Church.
During the last four weeks therehave, and during this
week there will be, special religious services held every
evening, in the beautiful new edifice of the Fifth Baptist
Church, corner of Eighteenth and Spring Garden streets,
of which the Rev. James B. Simmons is pastor. It will
lie remembered that the Rev. Mr. Winston, the former
pastor of this church, Won after the war broke out, re
tin lied to cast his fortune with his brethren of the Sunny
South. To-day, we believe, there is a singular harmeny
of opinion among the people of his deserted charge
that the church will survive its change of pas
tors without much diffienity_ The congregation is,
iu fact, more numerous, active, and united now than 'at
almost any former period in its history • and under the
faithful ministrations of their new pastor ' Lwho, lip the
way, is a man of superior worth—they are steadily
growing iu strength.. On Sunday evening, and Sunday
evening week, of l3 _ineroe of tiaptiem was administered
in the new baptistry in thy` chapel of this church, by
Mr. Simmons. On entering the church on the latter eve
ning, we found the edifice crowded to overflowing, a large
number being obligati to remain standing throughout the
services. This congregation has made an improvement in
their singing theilitioe that is worthy of emulation. In
order to induce a greater degree of ,congregetional sing.
ing, the pews are all supplied with hymn books contain
ing the lines end tune to which they are to be sung on
the same page. The book used for this purpose Is the
"Plymouth Collection," revised for Baptist churches.
The choir of the church is under the conditetorsbip of
Mr. George W. Heed, the singing excellent.
The sermon on Sunday evenir g was preached by the
It• v. . Cce olvice, rf ,he 31 , oleira, an evangelist
who has obtained considerable distinction by his extensive
and successful missionary labors in nearly all parts of the
world. His discourse—of which we will give a synopsis at
another time.--WWI ImindrEupon the passage in John iii,
; " Mmopt a man be born again, he Cannot see the
kingdom of Cod."
SPRING TRADE.—We invite the attention of
buyers to the Spring" announcement of Messrs. W. S.
Stewart & Co., No. 305 Market street, in another column
of our paper to-day. The specialty of this house ie Dress
floods, embracing, of conrre, a complete assortment of
Mkt. Judging fink. the extent, richness, and variety of
their present stock—which we have .had the pleasure of
examining—their anticipations of trade this season aro
sanguine. Having never cultivated a Southern trade,
they rank to-day among the comparatively few houses
who are in a really vigorous condition for an active bust.
TICRii. Their goods have evidently been selected with
taste, and as they uniformly buy for cash, and sell on
liberal terms, the inducements which they offer to Intel
ligent buyers STO worth considering. We make these
remake, knowing that a large proportion of the trade
throughout ,the Northern Stales will be obliged to seek
new crumpets, and we see no reason why the live nue
cliante or Diniadelphia should not secure the largest
share of It.
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sn, Philadelphia Zxchange.
OARD.
BOARDS
WILMINGTON CAONTS.—This well-drilled
body of youths and young men (ninety in number) min
gled in the parade in this city on Saturday, and made a
very creditable appearance. They substntiently dined
at the Continental Hotel, with a number of invited
guests, after which a beautiful American flag was pre
sented to them by W. H. Harrison, Esq., through ex-
Mayor Vaux. The presentation speech of INr. Tame
was happily conceived and effectively delivered_ It was
replied to by Captain Bradford, of the Cadets. El•tioV.
Pollock, being called upon, also made a stirring speech,
full of patriotic zeal for the good cause, in which he
complimented in graceful terms the young Cadets, and
paid a tribute to the mother of George Washington, and,
Incidentally, to the mothers there present.
Captain Biddle, of the Delaware Zonaves, and other%
followtd with short addressee, and Captain Porter, of the
Cadets, delivered en original poem on Washington.
The whole affair was one of the most pleasing features of
the day.
AN APPEAL.--WO are requested to call the
attention of the benevolent to the "Women's Employ
ment society of Germantown," an association designed
to furbish sewing to deserving and industrious poor wo
men who are unable to procure eudicient work elsewhere
to afford them a support, but who would greatly prefer
earning for themselves to receiving from the hand of
charity. The garments 481114114 Arb fon at a low price to
those in need, or given to those in extreme destitution.
The ladies of this association believe that in no other
way can the same amount of money be expended to
afford an equal amount of relief encouraging
peunerism, and are convinced that the benevolent
eilizene of Germantown will find themselves able
thi...agh thus iustrurnentalitf to reach and as
sist a class of deserving poor who thankfully avail
themselves of this means of procuring aid for their fami
lies instead of receiving aline. While returning their
grateful acknowledgments for the asslidance received
during the past, they would call attention to the fact
that, until the spring advanees. in April, there is n sus
pension of factory work, and, consequently, au increased
demand for employment, which they can no longer re
spond to on account of their funds being exhausted.
They would, therefore, respectful y and earnestly appeal
to their friends for the means to Continue this charity.
Danalloaa can be rent to Mrs. L. P. Smith, president,
Main Watt, above Shoemaker lane, or to Mrs. R. F.
Warner, treasurer, Walnut lane, west of Green street.
LECTURE BY ARCHBISHOP KENRICK.—By an
advertisement elsewhere it will be seen that a lecture in
aid of the Peet and Orpheus will be given at the Academy
of Music, on Thursday evening next, by the Right Ito v.
Archbishop Renrick, of Baltimore; one of the most emi
nent divines in the Catholic Clntrdh. His subject will be
"The Charity of St. Vincent de Panl"—an appropriate
theme, it view of the object in behalf of which the lec
ture will be given. We have no doubt there will be en
immense audience.
PURE LXQtORS FOR MEDICINAL PußPOsgs.—.
Mr. C. H. Mattson, dealer in fine groceries, Arch and
Tenth streets, has now on hand Port Wine of the cele
brated u Dual" brand, which is very highly recommend
oil by IStiltiCiatis for invalids. For the accommodation
of Lis patrons, Mr. Mattson has introduced this as a
specialty in bis business ; any of our readers, therefore,
who at any time wish apure article of Port, Madeira, or
Sherry Wine, or first quality Brandy, will always be
certain to obtain a genuine article at Mr. Mattson's.
A SPLENDID MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT willbe
given, at the Academy of Music, this (Tuesday) evening,'
by ihe young-lady pupils of the Fifteenth ward Public
Schools. The public, and especially the residents of the
Fifteenth ward, are invited to patronize this concert, the
profits of which are to be used in the purchase of pianos
fer the finale and female departments of the large and
splendid new grammar school nowbringerected at Twen
tieth and Coates streets. Preparations have been making
for several months, and the directors anticipate a grand
and patriotic affair. Three hundred children in chortle..
Eee advertisement.
TWENTY-SECOND OF FEBRUARY.
Awake, ye many citizens,
And praise the blessed morn
When the "Father of his Country,"
Our Washington, was born.
Ilia deeds, his worthy, noble deeds,
Alone 'proclaim his worth,
And render hie immortal
'Mid the brightest names of earth.
Borne may tellue of her Cresar,
Of his warlike deeds and fame i
But ehe nel-er had a Washington—
God blese hie Hobbs name !
We'll Ideas him with our dying breath,
And time will, in its Hight,
Remember him who brought a mum
On irreckloni's darkest night.
The ceiehratett ttOne-Price" Clothing Store of Charles
Stokes is located under the " Continental Hotel."
GEICESXL HALLECK. is described by a gen.
dews?' whp saw him, as "appearing to have nothing to
do but rumba." Re pulls continually, is entirely acces
sible, works continually without fuss and red tam knows
eventhing that is going on, and, like other sensible and
economical men, wears the elegant styles of garments
13: an uf actured at the one-price palatial Clothing Empo
rium of Granvine Stokes, No. 600 Chestnut street, where
clothing suitable for all seasons is kept constantly on
band or tondo to order at the shortest notice, at unpre
cedented low prices.
TUB GARAI' JUlitt.E.o.—ThO city was jubilant
on Satorday,ten thousand men marched through the
streets in uniform, and "kept step to the music of the
"(Aden'," while- at night the city blazed out in glory.
Meng the meet beautiful displays made was that at
the Brown-Stone Clothing . Hall of llockhill & Wilson,
Yoe. &A and 14.1- Ch&stnoi. Street, alienro Sixth. While
every window was in a perfect blaze of light, there was
a still greater source of atcreetlooi, 50 Clio. Judicious, in
doors. there was to be found on the counter& and
shelves there a splendid assortment of suits for soldiers
mad civilians, and for adults and juveniles. Those who
full to patronize this establishment need a little mental
illumination as to what constitutes their own interest.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
UP TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST MOUT
CONTIN - KNTAL HOTHL—Ninth and Mutant sta.
C L Eauffroati, Columbia H A DuPont, U S A
D ffi Vance, U S c 11E Doddridge, Ohio
D S A ammond, Lebanon Colonel W Shirk, Lebanon
A Wilhelm, Cornwell J & Begua, New York
X &mimes, New York I) C Houston, IT S A
J N Banferd, New York B A. Robertson, Boston
J T Webtor, New Jersey Otis Cary,Massachneetts
John Cary, 'Boston 4% Audio" Now York
IL Miller, Brooklyn F K Miller, Brooklyn.
G Johnson, Baltimore F Shepley , Baltimore
J Yorke, Jr, New Jersey W Davies, Baltimore
S Erving,.Boston W Goddard, Boston
A Caldwell, Columbia J A Allen
G G Presbury & la, Wash M Mnretzek, New. York
Captain Ricketts, U S A Mrs Ricketts & child
BW Collins & wf, Conn J Hoyt Mew York
Itt B Stroh, Mauch Chunk W C Thompson '& wf, N Y
J S Leverf-tt, NOW York J ftlart, Jr, New York
Jolla Baird, New York Hon T Jones ltorkg, N J
It W Aboro, New York bI Loeser, Pottsville
II Shirk, Lencaster co, Pa Dr W H White, Delaware
J C Jones, Maryland C B Caldwell, Brooklyn
W p Frost, New York Mrs Anneal° 8: danabtor
J Parker, Jr, Baltimore M F Reading &I, New York
Stephen Viele, New York Joseph MatLewa.D.trimor.
D T LaunAtip al, Wash D 0 Miss Lautaan k Wash D C
W S Hooper & I, Boston Mr Brandon, Pennsylvania
Jacob S Cohen, New York nos Wilson, Baltimore
J W Rillineer, Washington Samuel Gross, Albany
E Mudge, Boston J W Harpsr, Jr New York
W e Hall, New York G H Quincy, Boston
IP .13 Lloyd, New York Leonard G Beals, Prov, R I
Peter Neff, Jr, Ohio Thai Smith. New York
J C 111110 A, Bb§t6ll Lase Seligman, New York
Stephen Wyatt, New York W C ihurehill, New York
P A Sutton, Danbury, Conn J W Crooker, Prov R I
F S Kirtland Geo P Knight, England
N Peterson, New York James Struthers, N . York
Geo W Toting, Fall River G T Kingsbury, Fall River
W H Kingsbury, Fall River It Clappla New York
Dire Bunt, New York J B Gregg, gusquehauna
Mies S P McKee, Delaware P Ste-yr/nu . Boston
D D Badger, New York W TI Horn & son, N York
E Bears, Boston E D Griswold, New York
IC It Well, Baltimore Wm Bringhurst, Wilm, Del
'T II Ezdwide & la, Waeli,DC Mr Hancock & Is, Ed
W E Hooper, Baltimore J If. Brick, Brooklyn
Cr, McFarlane, Btslimore E B Leiaenring
NICROLINT2' HOTEL—Fourth tit, below ARAL
Capt P B Wilson, Pa Chas McFadden, Downingt
J Chamberlain,Princeton,Wßenj Griffey, Pa
B B Dtsborough,Trenton,RJ Albert T Doster, Bethlehem
9 hos White, York, Pa Martin B. Rohrer, Pa
Christian Rohrer, Pa Henry Rohrer, Pa
B Morgan, Phoenixville Ell McCartury, Pittsburg
John Adams, Pittsburg J Marshall, Baltimore
('.get Wright, Washlagtati 11BWright, Jr, Wilkesharre
AMERICAN HOTEL—Obeetnnt et., above Eifth
John Mayher, New Jersey Ceo M Douney, IJ SIL
C I' Pleosarats, Delaware Col D W C Baxter, Pa
1' Dow, New Yerk B Murtaugh, Penns
Capt C H Baret, Penna Jonah S &ova, Bordentwn
Bat 11 Combs, llordentown Ml' Howle r, Tamaqua
S Dyer, Woodbnry Gen John S Hick, N
Joint TOW', Delaware D S &Rheims, Pottsville
A Rutherford, Harrisburg F E Metzger, Hanover
A H Eeipt, Penney lvatuia F H Sowell, New York
lieut R Shreve,Poolesville J K Saulsbury, Maryland)
'oe W Adams, Balt J C Rogers & la, M 3
W II Rider, Maryland G R Rider, Maryland
ST. LOUIS HOTEL—Cheetnnt street, above Third
J Etagere, Bangor J A Conover, Now York
A J Barron, New Jersey Chas Parker, Now York
.1 \V Duck. Washington, DC W L Thompson, U S A
TI Campbell, Batrisburg W Koch, Baltimore
F Norton, New York A 13 9inall, Pennsylvania
Cal Johnson, Pennsylvania Dr if D°Wadi, Salt
TER rin.oxi—Arcii area, above Third.
L Atwood, Rutland, Vt Thos P Jones, Delaware
J Lantz, Lancaster A Poen', Pittsburg '
Ira Curtrlght, M Chunk Jos Brown_, Reading
D'Richwine, Lane co, Pa D Beeches, Pottstown
John Jonee, Bending
RATIONAL ROTEL—Race street, above Third.
II L Tbomae, Reading . L Straueser, Cincinnati
Jan 'Miller, Milton A A Spann, Washingtonioe
G W Dickson, St Louis A Stine, Chainbersbing
E J Hyde, Hew York T C Else, Philadelphia
J Reinhold, Lebanon
STATEIS llPKON—Market street, above Sixth.
Mr Joboron, 'New York A Kimble, Peoria
3 T Peirce & la, Chester co R J Houston, Lane co, Pa
B Solover, New York Chandler Phillips, Penna
Mrtl.ton Preston, Dome, NY Preston, W Chester
Ifebt Hodgson, Oxford, Pa Jag g Kirk, Oxf,,rd, Pa
D J Brown, Oxford, Pa W B Shear, Delaware
E Potts, Brirlseton, Pa . C 1.1 Shoemaker, Wilm, Del
PATENS HOUSE—Third street, above Race.
A Darien, Perna - Geo Dwight, Penna
A lir:aloe, Media, Pa W T Dulany, New York
A Di Hernandez, Now York M G Abiere 4 la, N Y9rii
ffi Cat , e4iA, York Neklers Philadelphia
COMMERCIAL-Bixth Street, above Cheat/M.
Jota Wo...tcott, Tuakiik P florlancl, Fermi
A Lung, Len ibtown, Pa L G Kw Ben, New York
E W Betts, lowa John Bast, Altoona, Pa
BARLNY SHEAF—Second street, below View
Torbert, 704th Pa Vol Ang Yandefrift,Minato-,
31...11 Pine, 01.c.ker co 0 P floutinglion, Califon's
S Y:udley, Buetcn J H Criniker, Somerion, Pa
A Gregg, Buttloran J Corson, Forestville, Pa
Win N Kirk, Foreetv, Pa Dr Fine
A J 'Larne, Burke co
BLACK °ZAK—Third. area, above °alb:whiff.
David Bruner, Pottstown & Drehr„ Pannsburg
II Marin U nak, c9.91n114 1 .441
B A Clasp, Penns J Bloater, Hamilton, 0
W Trieelder, Pepi" A0;08 Helott, Penns
W High, Oley, Pa D (hosted, °ley, Pa
P Brunner, Doylestown Jacob Kiutzel, Pottsville
MADISON BOlJSZ—Second street, above Market.
Itcv Bola Btcel. Abington W U Goody, N J
Bobt B Netsbold,Buaks oo Chun Bailer, P4RUM
John 8 Paul, Bucks co G W Closson, retina
BALD NAGLE—Third street, above Callowhill
Hiram Becker, Allentown Jos Nagle, Baden, Pa
E Nicholas, Easton, Pa John S Moyer, POEIDa
11111114 T YEBEVE ROTIIIIII-41E4fiiii le, a. eirab,•
Jelin Saylor, Na Jet Fey Jobn Pennant, Bristol, Pe
Win Eanderson, Bristol, Ps W T Morrison, Montg co
THE ITEM - PIIIIADELPITIA. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1862
Behr Burns Vista, Phillips, 4 days from New Bedford,
with oil, &c. fn Shoher h Co. -
Behr T r meDolld, Carter, 1 day from Camden, Del,
with corn to Jae Baitatt & Son. -
. - .
19chr Joe L fievdrin. Boman. 1 day from Dover, Del.
wilh core to Jae Harrah & Hoe.
Behr Blanton. Masson. I day 'from Frederica, Del,
with corn to Jae Barran & Son.
Behr Frank Herbert, Parker, 3 days from New York,
with mdse to W P Clyde.
CLEARED.
Ship Wyoming. Barton. Liverpool, Ow Bras.
Brig I (11r) Mcleioah,. 8arb...40N $ & CF 'Welsh.
Brig Fre .1 King ' Berber, Key West, Tyler, Stone &
Sam Salle B, Bateman, Cardenas, Stewart, COTBDII
& Co.
Schr Harriet & Sarah, Tice, Hatteras Inlet, Tyler,
Stoned. Co.
Sehr Neptune, 'McGee, do do
Schr E hickey, Tice, do do
Behr Fred Dyer, Shute, Ship Island, do
Behr Jos Ilonae, Spragg, New York, It H Powell.
Btr C C Alger, Fenton, Klexandrla, T Webster, Jr.
ET TZLECIRAPH.
(Corresponoence of the Prep.)
New YORK, Tab. 24.
Arrived, ship Old Colony, from Liverymen nark Xantha,
from /Wilmall; brig Illoubtain laglo, from Bermuda.
Below, bark Bepeche, from Dublin.
Bark Alcibiades, hence for Cork, has pat back with her
pumps choked and cargo shifted. _
IVISIIART'S GREAT AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA
PILL is a peelth+6 cure for DY6'PCPSIii.. I warrant a
curein,,yory case, no matter if or twenty year? stand
ing, or the money returned. Price $1 per box. Sent by
mail, free of charge, on receipt of the money. Depot,
No.lo North SECOND St eet.
feB.2m L. q. C. W 44. 48T,
a tiff mow OFFICE OF THE ADAMS
=EXPRESS COMPANY, 320
CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPIIIA, January 27,
1E62.
The Adams Express Company baying enlarged their
facilities at Washington, I) C., by building a Railroad
depot, and having acquired additional capacity for
transportation, are now prepared to forward Heavy
Express freights, Packages, and Parcels, to Wash
fasten, Georgetown, Alexandria, Annapolis, Frederick,
Adamstown, Fortress Monroe, and other places South
occupied by the army, at greatly reduced raise_
Special agreements made for merchandise in large lota.
Butlers' goo& and army sural;es at aallafactorY Vices,
on application at our office: Soldiers' parcels taken at
much less than our usual rates.
Heavy and bulky packages received and recsiptal fee
at our depot, S. E. corner of I/BOAO and LOGUST
Streets. JOHN BINGHAM,
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OP THZ LATEST
rialtli made Intim Beet Manner. euireeelyfor RETAIL
SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plain
Pig - area All Goods made to Order warranted satisfac
tory. Our ONE- PRIOB SYST2II is strictly adhered to.
All are thereby treated alike.
.e22-li JONES & CO.. 604 MARKET Street.
ADLER—DLACII.—In Baltimore, Md., June 4th,
1861, by key. Dr. puller, Lewis H. Adler, M. D., and
Lillio 11. Black, all of Baltimore city. *
BERRY--BEltttY—On the 20th inst., by Rev. M. D.
Kurtz, at St. John's Parsonage, No. 1241 .N 9 rtti &cud
street, Mr. Ectxjaurin F. Burry ill Atte. Sarah A. Berry,
both of this city. tf
JAQUITH—hIX PSON.—On the 20th inst., by the
Rev. Br. Sin) lie, N. Crossmau Jaquith, of Jersey City,
to Emma S., daughter of James dungeon, of this city. *
AKEBB.—On the 22d inst., Bii2abeth, wife of Joseph
Akers. in the 27th year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her husband, No. 911
Filbert street, on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock **
BoSTICK.—On the 224 lust., Mrs Ann Bostick. the
widow of Isaac Bostick, aged 01 years, 2 months and 12
days,
Funeral on Wednesday' afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from
the residence of her son-in• law, Henry 11. .G lbert, No.
407 South Twelfth street, belo Pine. To proceed to the
Olive cemetery. **
CURRY.—Suddenly, on the 20th inst , Mary, wife of
William Curry, in the 67th year of her ago.
. . _
The relatives tend friends of the family aro respectfully
invited to attend her, funeral, from the residence of her
husband, No. 2140 Callowhill street, this (Tuesday)
morning next, the 25th inst., at 10 o'clock. To procetd
to Eolith Laurel Bill. Ak
GIitENW 001).—On the 21st inst., John Greenwood,
aged Cl years.
Funeral from his late. residence, Wissahickon, Twen
ty-first ward, this (Tuesday) morning, 25th'instant, at 10
o'citek.
111'DDERS.—On the-Ind inst., John E. Hidden, in
the 55th year of his age. -
The relatives and friends of the 'amity, also the mem
bers of the Carpenter'3 Company, are respectfully in
vited to attend his inners! on Wednesday afternoon,
at 2. o'clock, from his late residence, 514 Wood
street. *iv
LOUDERBACK.—On the •....nd inst., Mrs. Itarbara
Londerback, relict et It@ Lotiderback.
Dna notice AVM be given of the funeral. *
INARD.—On the WA beet., near Stanton, Delaware,
Allen Ward, aged 76 years..
Due notice will be given of the funeral. *
BBESSON & SON, MOURNING
norm, No. M Cirrild ritti" street. (Goods re.
mired January 18th to Slat) Black and white striped
and check Silks; Shepherd plaid silks; black Poult de
boles and glossy Silks ; English Chintzee and De Laines;
Balmoral Skirts; Lace and Kiviele Bullies; Lace Sleeves ;
Crape Collars; Blanket Shawls; Thibet Long Shawls,
extra sizes; Tarlatan Bennet Bitches; bilk and Cotton
Blonde Beek Ruction Ln-eo Crimp SAA*II.I..
Love and Grenadine Veils: Crape Veils; Wide Hemmed
Haudkerchiefe • Mull and Piping Beta; double-width
Black Moneselines. &c. fe7
Erg-HORTICIJLTAL , HALL—S. W.
VIL
cern( r BROA D and WALNUT iStreeta.--Social
DI artiugg of ow Porntaylvanitt Horticultural Society, THIS
ETEruFG, at do clock. it
RESDIXTIONS ADOPTED BY. THE
CLICSOPHIC SOCIETY of the College of Kew
Jersey relative to the death of Hon. WILLIAM PEN
NINGTON.
Whereas, It has pleased Almighty. God, folds infinite
wisdom, to yemove by the hand of death oar Clioeophie
brother, William Pennington, of Newark, N. J.: there
fore, .
Resolved, That we deeply mourn the loss of Atig who
by his patriotic and influential efforts in our National
Councils—by his zealous devotion to the interests of his
native Efate—by his faithful and energetic labors in the
dissemination of religion and efineation—by his urteeas
lug interest in the welfare of hie Alma Mater—by his
varied acquirements—by his eminent social qualities, and
by the faithful discharge of the varied duties of the ac
compiished jurist, unrigbt el smeller, and fearless magis
trate, has deservedly won for himself the proudest of all
titles, that of an honest Christian man.
Resolved, That in his death the Cliosophic flociely has
lost ohs of the a armed of its graduate members, the
College of . New Jersey one of its most influential and
devoted friends, the Church of Christ one of its brightest
ornaments, and the world at large a marked exponent of
true greatness.
Resolved, That we tender our cordial sympathies to
the bereaved family and friends of the dmomm, Lna
commend thorn in this the day of their distress to him who
has said •'Lot lam with you alway v " and who has pro
mises to be f , the widow's stay and the orphan's guide."
Resolved, That as a public tokeu of our respect and
sorrow, we wear the usual badge of mourning for thirty
days.
Respired, That a copy of them, To§phltilme be font to
the family of the deceased, acd that they be pnbliehed in
the Newark and Philadelphia papers. /
SAMIIICL B. HUEY, Pa.,
S. .a.. HAFT. Jr.. N. Y.,
Jithl.HS S. DENNIS, N. J ,
Committee.
elle Hall, Feb. 21, 1862. Itak
yy AN APPEAL TO THE CHRISTIAN
13,3 AND BENEVOLENT CITIZENS OF PHILA.
DELPHIA.—The undersigned, having long beed a resi
dent of Philadelphia, but now a resident of Hardy coun
ty, Vorthwestern Virginia, and on the border of the
secession and 'mountainous portion of that State, where
the barbarous mountaineers have committed the most
heinous depredations on our neighboring citizens, such
se texripg huebande from their wave and children, leas.
log them unprotected and to be cared for by the neigh
boring citizens, I have been deputed by the few outside
of our German settlement to licit Philadelphia, and try
if I can procure means, such as clothing and money, and
to build an asylum for those homeless arid orphaned chil
dren. The misery of those children cannot be known
but by observation. I hope this appeal will not be un
heeded by the citizens of Philadelphia.
Contributions will be thankfully received, at the resi
dence of Abraham Myers, No. 1012 RANDOL PH, be
tween Fifth and Sixth streets, and below Girard avenue ;
also, where the undersigned can be seen, from 4 to 9
I'. M., until Friday evening neat, February 28. 1862.
OTLOB BUOWN.
‘Ve, the undersigned, citizens of Philadelphia, having
had en intimate acquaintance with Mr. Brown for many
y cars, in this city, and knowing him to he an honest,
upright, and business man. have no hesitation in saying
to such persons as can and do contribute, that It will be
properly distributed among the poor, friendless children
and widows. JOHN MILLER,
TWENT Y-S IXTH QUADRILLE
PARTY TO THE CONTRIBUTING REN
DERS OF TOE PITELADELPEIIA (I 1 K'S) BAND,
No. 1, aill Wu; Woo 011 WMGNMIADAY HYMNING,
Feb. 26, fit the MUSICAL FUND HALL.
ASP" Tickets can only be transferred at the Band's
room, southeast corner of EIGHTH and WALNUT
Streets, on Monday, 24th, and Tuesday, 25th inst.' be
tween the boors of 3 and 5 P. M.
No new subscribers taken or tickets sold at the door,
Persons becoming contributing members will be enti
tled to tickete for three parties. Please man early A.§-
Plica 1101 a to JANES MADISON DECK,
No. 740 FLORIDA Street,
fe24-St Above Elovnth strtet, bylvw Fitzweter,
rier• THE MOST REVEREND ARCHRISH
-11.3 OP KENBICK, of Baltimore, will deliver a Lee
ture in aid of the Poor and Orphans, at tee AGAVE K
OF MUSIC.ah TAUUSDAYEV N£ G, xebrnarysTill.
Subject—" The Charity of St. Vincent do Pant.. Tickets
25 cents. Reserved mate 50 cents; may be emoted at
the Box Office of the Academy on Thuredaymorning,
from 910 12 o'clock. Lecture to commence at 8 o'clock.
1e22.5t*
ifirw= OFFICE CATAWISSA RAILROAD
(1.3 COMPANY, No. 301 WALNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA, - 18 .
On and after Feb. let, 1802, Mileage Tickets will be
issued at $4O each, giving the holder a right to travel 2,-
000 miles at any time, bi twcen any points. and in No. 1
ears of Passenger Train of the Catawieea _Railroad Com
pany.
Dolmas men and others haring occasion to travel fro.
fluently between different points, will find this arrange
ment convenient and economical.
For said tickets and other information. apply to H.
STANLEY GOODWIN, Enporintmajent, Williamiport,
or to WM. It. F.1•11E Treasurer,
ANNIVERSARY FESTIVAL
OF• THB
YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
AT TIIIC
MUSICAL FUND 11 ALL,
THURSDAY EVENING, Bob. Tith, 1852.
Tickets 50 cents. For sale at the Book Stores, and at
the Bootee of the Association.
Particulars in future advertisements. fe22-3t*
f NOTICE.—THE ADJOURNED MEET
NZ/NO and Media!! of tho 3tookholdore of the
QulCkeavvitt MINING VOMPANY will be held in
the •= 4 l of Philadelphia, at No. 410 WALNUT Street,
B.:om e• a, on TUESDAY, March 4. 1862, atll o'clock
A. M. FRANK. S. BOND,
felB-tuth tmb4* Secretary. •
OFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
1,13 RAILROAD COMPANY.
rmiLenaLrure, Yob. 10,18 n.
NOTfCE TO STOCKHOLDERS.—The Annual Elec
tion fro Directors will be held on MONDAY, the third
day of March, 1882, at the Office of the Company, No.
238 Sala THIRD Street.
O, T I I/P p oll i z i. will be open from ten o'clock A. M. to six
Nos/taro or simian transferred setti4a. Slaty dere next
wending Ow iticitticm , will uncial) ti holder or holders
!howl to e vote. ZDAIUND SMITH.
Secretary.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
- BEE POURER PAGE
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DYSPEPSIA! DYSPEPSIA!
DYSPEPSIA cured for 84 or $1 returned!
DYSPEPSIA cured for $l, or $1 returned!
DYSPEPSIA cured for $l, or $1 returned!
ASPEPSIA cured for $l, or $1 returned!
ja27-tf •
MARRIED .
DIED
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Nosur,, hi. D.,
31ATT111:11 CARTWRIGIIT,
1.:140R(:}: DOLL.
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fe2o-tbniu-Im
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SIXTH Street, above Chestnut.
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BBISTOW'S GLOSSARY OF MINERALOGY. Elvo.
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Edited by Palgrave. 12mo. Cloth, extra, $1.50.
TEACH US TO PRAY. By the Rev. J. Cumming.
12mo. Cloth, 111
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luotrattd. Smolt Svo. Cloth, $1.50.
ROD AND lilt FRIEND. By John Brown, M. D.
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_ .
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ANEW WORK,BY THE AU'PHOR
op "THE HEIR trF REDGLYFFE,"
D. AY&LETON & CO.. 493 and 495 BROADWAY,
PUBLISH THIS DAY,
TII IC
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on,
A. CHRONICLE OF IMISTAIC.RS,
DI THE AUTROtt or
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Aids to Faith; a Sedan of Theological Ealays. By
various &Tabora. Being a Reply to .I Essays and Re
vietra."
READY.
THE REBELLION RECORD,
OFFICE OF APPLETON'S NEW OTOLOP.EDIA,
33 South SIXTH Street, Up-etairs.
JOHN McFARLAN, Agent.
l'4lB-ettith
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Snoorintandent.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
OF THE PERENIX INSURANUE COEPANF,
BAMFORD, Conn., 011 the Mat day or December, MI,
Capital Stock, all paid in, cash
Real Eetate held by the Company 17 0 000 00
Cash on band 1,166 16
()ash deposited in .. Stair Bank".
. .. . .. .... 50,243 t 40
" " -" Vilaritr 49k .......... 3,90000
Cash in hands of Agents and in course or
transmission 45,399 40
Amount of loans on Bonds and Mortgages,
constituting the first lien on the Real Es
tate, upon which there is less than one
year's interest duo and owing 17,000 00
Amount of Bank and other Stooks owned by
the kJ...pally. Par valve it,MO,lOO
Market value 111,'0,070 00
Amount of Stocks held by the Company as
collateral security fsr loans. Pat value,
$22,2l 0 ; market value, $22,140; amount
loaned 20,000 00
Amotmt of all other Inane 7,040 00
Amount of Mitred duo and unuadd.,,, ~,,, 2,764 75
Amount of claims for lossee which are in suit
or contested by the Company 9,200 00
Amount of losses during the year which have
not been settled, $8,400. Amount of iONFICS
during the year, reported to the Company
and not acted upon 12,561 00
Amount of cash premiums received (net).. 379,459 57
Amount of interest money received 26,955 35
ExPENDI rtnt.r.S.
Amount of lessee paid during the year.... 318,022 14
Amount of losses paid during tke year which
accrued prior to the year... 2157,411 74
Amount at which they were estimated in for
mer statement 15524608 - 41
Amount of dividends paid during the year.. 20,000 00
Amount of expenses paid during the year,
meluding commissions and fees raid to
and t. ffiVI:EB of She Oumusay, and
taxes paid by the Company 95.528 73
SItIEON L. LOOMIS, President.
DENNY ICF.LTAGG, Secretary.
SABINE & BUY, Agents
No. 147 South FOURTH Street, Philadelphia.
fe2s-tutbe3t
(10111MONWEALTH I IRE
MANCE COMPANY, ekr THE S 'CATE 9F
PENNSYLVANIA.
DIRECTOditS.
Pavia Jayne, ?.t. D., Charles 11. Rogers,
Jam M. Whitell, I John K. Walker,
Edward C. Knight, I Robert Shoemaker,
Thomas f 3. Stewart,
1, 1 Whitten Struthers,
Henry Lewis, Jr., .lENjalt J-nee.
DATID JAY Itt Dt, President.
'JOHN WHITALL, Vice President.
SAMUEL S. MOON, Secretary.
Office, Commonwealth Building, 613 CHESTNUT
Street Philadelphia. ae4- if it
' EDUCATIONAL.
EXCELSIOR NORMAL' INSTI—
TuTB, a bret-clase Country School for both
rxes, located at CARYERSYILLE., Bucks county, Pa.
The next session will commence March 31,1862, and con
tinuo twenty-two weeks.
The school is organized with three departments—the
PREPARATORY, the NORMAL, end the ORNAIttIeN
TAL, Studente of all avea and every Maga of advanea+
went, are admitted on terms or equality.
The healthfulness of location and thoroughness of In
struction are unsurpassed.
Terms—For board and tuition in common RngliAL,
$3 per week.
For catalogues and particulars, : address
Rev. r. Y. S HUNSICICEIC, Principal,
CARVICII.BVILLF, Rucks co., Pa.
PORDENTOWN FEMALE COL.
LEGE, Bordentown, N. J.
Tine institution is pleasantly located on the Delaware
river, 14 hour's ride from Philadelphia. Special atten
tion is paid to the common and higher branches of Eng
lish, and superior advantages are furnished in vocal and
instrumental music. German and French are taught by
natives, and spoken in the family. For catalogues, con
taining full yarticulars, address
. . .
Bev. JOHN H. BBAKELEY, A. Ilti
Ja29-2m* President
TN THE . ORPHANS' COURT FOR
I_ THE CITY'AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of PATRICK CASEY, deceased
Notice is hereby given that tttARY CASEY, widow of
aid decedent. has Med in said Court ber petition and ap
praisenent of pereonal property, elected to be retained
by ber uuder act of Assembly of April 11th,18,51, and the
supplement thereto, and that the same will be approved
by the Court on FRIDAY, the ith of March, 1862. un
less exceptions thereto are Med. JOHN O'll
fe2s-tn&fi4t Attorney for Petitioher.
UNION PORK HOUSE.--JOHY
BUTCHER, Agent, Pork Packer, No.looB GER•
MANTOWN Avenue. near 4'ront and Laurel streets, in
the Sixteenth ward, Philadelphia.
Oilers for sale Dressed Hogs, Trimmings, head, Feet,
Boasts, Steaks, Tenderloins Spare Rib', Breasts, Hams,
Sider.. and Shoulders, from blook Lard is leaf Ball
engee and Scrapple, fresh daily ; Salted Pork in barrels
Extra Mese, Clear,
Prime, and Prime ; Bess; Lard in
tierces, hart els, tubs, and pole; Salted Meat. Sheer Ba
con, II[IMII, Sidra, Shoulders, Breasts; superior smoked
Hams and Shoulders, Breads, Clear Sides, Bologna Sau
sages, Dried Beef, &c. Also, Sausage Skins, &c.,
. . .
Open for sole daily, and on Saturday nights until 9
o'clock_
800 cut in oyerratiflo to suit bum&
Lgrd will be sold at lower prices if buyers furnish
theit own packages. The Lard is all kettle• rendered.
Bogs alt corn-fed—best quality.
Q,OIURKROUT FOR SA.LE.-27 bar
rots beet quality. Apply to 425 MARKS r Street.
fe2s-6th►. 0. A. WILIIIIANt
TNPARTIAL JUDGES.---Tio:pßople,
by tbeir increasing demand for DELUDE'S. Coioreti,
Pbotogiaphs o at $l, prove conclusiv.ly that tkey.re
ciate their worth. Gialiery, SECOND Nixesk ave
Green. ' t*:
TAT E CONFIDENTLY ASSAUT,
v first REIMER'S Lifs-Sizo NtiotearAPbay
are the most natural and artistic , plcturea mad& At re
duced prices, at hie Gallery. SEGUED, above Giresin. 11*
LESLIE'S GINGER WINE,
Leellea Stomach Bitters.
Throoned Pro. Co. Cope&
Sole ugenta, J. K. LESLIE it CO.,
fe2s.Bt Ina South FRONT Street
PRUNES.—French Prunes, in kegs
and boxes ; in store and for sale by
anonEs & wiLLr&us t
f 4.1; 107 S;Attli WATEtt Street.
ORANGES AND LEMONS—Ohoice
Messina Fruit, in store and for sale by
LARD,— cousignmont of pure Jersey
find Western Lard, tti email kegs, just received and
for sale by ERODES & WILLIA.II4,
feta. lO7 [South WATER Street.
ceIpNEW SPRING-SHAPE BON
NIPT-PIIAMEs. Alra. BONNETS and MATS
leaned or Dyed anc! Frowned. Wholesale and BOA
ot Om Factory, 40 S ABER Street.
fell-12ta TUOMAS MOBO&N,'ILEont•
PRESCOTT'S NAVY REVOLVERS.
Large Stock of
Prearoft'n NAVY 4-inch and 8-inch Revolvers.
Buporior in nary respect to any other
PISTOL introdneed.
COMPRISING STRENGTH, GENTILITY, ACTION,
and ECONOMY;
Or, in other words. containing all the excellencies of
COLT'S, sMITH St WESTON'S, and ALLEN &
WREELOC'S, concentrated in one instrument, thereby
making this PISTOL the most furruidahle weapon ever
offered for sale.
The largest armament of Cartridges ever offered in
the city of Washington, adapted to all
CARTRIDGE PISTOLS.
A-very Elle aeeortmrit oF
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
Imported by Fedmva t flo., Na. 17 Maiden Lane, New
ork , expressly fvr the Retail Trade.
A very fine assortment of Ladies' and Gents'
J 1 EBSINCI OASES,
G. A. BTARKWEATTIER,
NATIANAL HOTEL,
fol9-Im* WASHINGTON, D.
IMPORTANT!
S T F I OR SOLDIERS
!Should be sent by HAREDEN I 3 EXPRESS, 607
CHICATNUT Stmt. They charge only HALF RATES,
and send daily to Baltimore, WAshington, Fortress non
roe, and all other points occupied by our troops. laik-ant*
DR. FINE, PRACTICAL DEN
TIST for 18 Years, No. 219 VINE Street, above
Second, inserts the most beautiful. Teeth of the age,
mounted on floe Gold, natina, Silver, Vulcanite, Cu
rate, Amber, &0,, at prices more reasonable for neat
and substantial work thau auy Dentist in this city.
Teeth Plugged to last fur life. No pain In extracting
Teeth. Artificial Teeth repaired to snit. No pay until
satisfied all is right. Reference, beat families. fe22-3ot
ATC HES, FRENCH TlME
pireirs, end MUSICAL BOXIDS rePairrds by
Wrier Workman, M
LEWIS LADOMUS & CO.'S,
No. 802 CHESTNUT Street, MIA
,Sr All work warranted. sa2l-121
NEW PUBLICATIONS
NEARLY READY
VOLUME SECOND,
P. 75.
CAPITAL
LIABILITIES
INCOME
WHOLESALE AND RE TAIL
RHODES Sr WILLIAMS,
107 South WATER Street.
MUSLIN; MUSLINS.—I have now
the best 12X-cent Bleached Ellerin in the city, Mx
different makes, full yard wide, at 12x c., some of which
cannot be bought less than 14c.; these are a bargain.
Full IX-wide Pillow. casing at 12Xc.,• full IM-wide at
16c.; best quality good Shoe tir g, full 2X wide, 280.; Yen ,
heaviest bleached sheeting made, at 40c. Perms wishing
to Yeattilith their niock. of Sheetioss wilt not Nods better
selection, or no cheap, anywhere. Fine unbleached, fail
yard wide, 12X c.; 1 X•yard wide, 14c.; and many other
makes equally as cheap.
GRANVILLE B. LIMNER,
fe24-3i No. 1013 SI ARENT St., above TENTH.
1 1 / 1 41BLE LINENS.—Heavy Brown, all
1 sure Linen, 28; Bleached Union do., 37fi ; 8-4 wido
do., 50; hand.loum, balf-bleached, all linen ' 02) ; 8-4
wide do., 75 cents—these goods are very heavy; fine
bleached 8.4 wide, 75 ; the old-fasbroned bloom pattern,
heavy, 623 i ; Spot Napkin., 74c. per doe.; floe Damask
do , sl.so—have been sold as high as $1.75 ; heavy Barne.
ley at $2 and 02.50, wild by regular Bolen 'Well at $3 ;
heavy liuckaback Towle, $1.50 ; one lot Brown Towels,
from auction, at 750. per doz ; duckaback Bath Towels,
1% garde loug, 18%, with broad red border ; ono lot $1.20
per doz , worth $1.50 ; ncotch Diaper, $1.25 and $1.50 per
piece; extra gond Fronting Linen, St Richardson's
heaviest, 37X, (these are less than regular prices;) and.
many other Linen goods.
OBANVILLE B. HALVES,
Pl 3 1144tihT 54m, abova Tr; NUL
S.-Onel'. lot heavy gray twilled Flannel at 18X, that
ban brought lately 25. fe2l-3t
NVILLIA.DISVILLE MU S LIN
WILLIAMbVILLE MUSLIN.—We are selling
the Best Quality Wiiliainsville Muslin, at a lower price
than any retail store in the city. We have a large stock
crgYQ4
BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED MUSLINS.
which we are selling
LOWER THAN THE LOWEST RETAIL PRICES.
NO I.IIIMNUG. Call and see for yourself.
We will open to-day, from a large New York Jobbing
Douse, now going out of business, a large lilt of
GOOD BLACK SILKS,
bOUghtfOr cash, at a great [uteri aro,
Gond heavy qualities, 70to 95 rants.
Best el Black Silks in the city.
kupertor qualities of Wide Black Silks.
Two-faced Figured Black Silks.
FANOY KUM
A large assortment of
NEW AND RICH STYLES. 50 cents to 324
SO•incll Black Noire Antiques, at 62J cents.
EL STEEL & bON,
fe22 Re. 718 North TENTH Street. above Coates.
COWP.ERTHWAIT & CO.,
N. W. car. EIGHTH and MARKET Strada,
Have opened a handsome stock of NEW GOODS. espe
daily adapted to the times, con:dating of new and elegant
Fabrics, at low rake. Black Silks, very cheap Prints
in immenee variety. A large line or Flannels, anch as
Ballardvale, Saxony and other celebrated m%kee. The
best twenty-five cent Flannel in the city. Mullins
by the piece, at wholesale prices, mostly purchased be
fore the recent rise in domestic goods. fe22-tf
LINEN FURNISHING GOODS_
SHARPLEBB BBOTIIMILS have now open
Linen Sheeting@ and Barnsley Damasks.
Natural Color Loom Damasks. for Tabling.
Linen Diapers and Towle, bordered.
Crumb Cloths. Stair Crash, Bowles.
Kitchen Towels, Huckabacks, Crequillas.
inelass of Irish Shirting Linens,
Linen Bosoms, made in She best manner.
Stout Body and fine Fronting Linens.
ALSO,
English albite Counterpanes and Quilts.
Summer Quilts and Light Counterpanes.
Blankets of all deecriptions.
Muslin Shit Snag, bleached and brown.
Cotton Sheeting's of every width.
Pillow-Vase Cottons and Linens.
Green-Daises and Furniture Coverings.
Rotten& and Chintzes for Slips.
All of these are offered at lowest cash priees.
felB CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Strada.
.. $400,000 00
RECENT AUCTION BARGAINS.
5 doz. fine hemmed Handkerchiefs, at 373( cents.
2 pieces extra fine 4-4 white Flannels, cheap.
20 duz. Ladies' L. C. Handkerchiefs, at 13 cents.
41 Balmoral Skirts.
2,655 yards best American Prints, 123 cents.
ALSO,
1 piece oil hailed heavy Meek silk, 01.10, worth $1.25.
8 pieces Shepherds' Plaids, 25 and 31 cents.
20 pieces new spring Do Lathes, 25 cents.
4 pieces brown and black mixed Leveling, 12g cents.
47 pieces Russian Crash, from 9to 12) cents.
12 pieces heavy domestic and imported Ginghamg.
11 pieces fine Swiss Ginghams, at a bargain,
101 pieces fine blenched *Wing, et 10 centa.
Cotton, Table, Diaper, and Linen Damask.
OASSIBIBRES.
BOYS' WEAR CHEAT'.
COOPER & CUNARD,
fels S. E. Corner NINTH and MARKET.
$601,701 73
NOTICE.-DRY GOODS.
Two 6-4 Table Linens
Two lots Towelling, 12%.
One lot Huckaback (bordered) at 25.
One lot super do. at 33.
Nice assortment Plain and Plaid Gingham'.
700 yards Plaid Ginghams at 1214, worth 18%.
Canceee, large assortment, 12%, 13, and 14.
Gents' IL 0. Mids. at 24, 213, and 31; a bargain.
Gents' Snspendere ; very cheap.
Fresh lot of Book Muslin and Hata.
60 pa. Plaid Muslim, from 18% to 50c.
At JOHN H. STORT,W,
fels No. 702 ARCH Street.
NNE W HOUSE-FURNISHING
GOODS, LINENS, Am.—The lama eallottinefit
the city of
Fine Flemish, Irish, and Barnsley Linen Shootings.
Dunbar Dickson's and Richardson's Pillow Linens.
Golden Flax Shirting and Ftonting Linens.
Table Linens, 7 able Cloths, Napkins, Doylies.
Towelling,' and Towels of all descriptions, for the bath,
chamber, pantry, kitchen, and nursery.
Quilts and Blankets, of all sizes, for cribs and beds. _
Table and Piano Covers and Materials for mark, by
the yard.
Furniture Chintzes,: Enrniture Coverings, etc.
Etch Lace and Muslin Curtains and Curtain Materials.
Plain and Gold. Bordered Shades, in all colors.
SeEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, dr. ARRISON,
1008 CHESTNUT Street.
1 REDUCTION IN PRICES
Nal OF. MARY STYLES OF WINTER GOODS FOR
FIFTEEN DAYS LONGER, BEFORE TARING
THEM INTO STOCK, viz:
Figured and Plain Merinoes.
Plain and Gay Long Shawls.
Dark Drees Goods, Poplins, dm.
Plaid Flannels--. Pink, Blue, and Brown.
Ladies' Scarfs, reduced 30 per cent.
One lot of L. C. Hdkfs.; at 15c.
Two lota do.. at 25c., a bargain.
One lot of Linen Diaper at $1.25 a piece.
Hoop Skirta-76, 87X, $l, and $1.12.
Nice assortment of Gingham!.
Ladies' Merino Vests, all sizes.
Misses' Merino Vesta, all sizes.
016Veii 1.1.1 nolderr of On kinfe•
Genii' Silk Handkercbiefa, splendid assortment at
~7. STONES',
ja2s 702 ARCH Street.
BLACK SILKS BY THE PIECE.
Black Oro de Bhinee.
Black Gro de Brilliant
Mark Corded Gro Grain•
Black Figural - Doable Faced.
' • ' EYRICAt LANDELL '
fen , 'FOURTH and Ascii streets
E' E & LANDELL, FOURTH
AA and ARCH, tire opening for Spring,
4.4 Rich Light Chintzes.
4-4 Light Spring Brilliants.
New Spring Style DeLainer. tel 3.
EYRE & LA.NDELL,'YOURTH and
Anon, are opening for Spring
Napoleon Blue Plain Silks. .
Select Shadea Brown Silks.
Solid Colors Figured Silks. fel3.
VYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH and
ARCH. are opening for spring
Fine Mid Dross Bilk&
Fine Plaid Bonnet Silks.
Black and White Shepherd Plaid. fen
fa PIECE S.
rting NEW I SPIUNG PRINTS.
New 4 - 4 Sh
New Oil Chintzes at 18% coats, worth 25.
new Imported Gingham*.
COOJPIR & CON&RD,
feS NINTH and MARKET streeta.
BACK ALPACAS.
One auction lot 27M, worth 50 rents.
Ono auction lot 25, worth 31 cents.
Vi.ue Black Wool Delaiuoe, 373‘ touts.
000PNII & OONAILTI,
fe3 Southeast corner NINTH and MARIZT
LINEN GOODS.
Medium and Fine Fronting Linens.
Heavy Shirting and Pillow Linens.
One lot Bed-bordered Fringed Towels, 18% cents;
cheap.
Linen Sheeting, Diapers, Napkins, Doylies.
Damask Table (UMW, Play Line" &e.
COOPER & COWARD,
re 3 Southeast corner NINTH and !KAREN'''.
CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS.
GREAT BARGAINS
LADIES' CLOAKS,
To close out,
At the
&ECK-STREET CLOAK AND MANTILLA STORE,
M. W. corner TENTH and ARON &a.
•nBl-Wn JACOB 110118 TALL.
.OAKS-
Randsome styles of well-made serviceable gar
ment& The beet made, the best titans, mad the best
o , ..terish for the price, A large stock from whiob to
n
91—I The Largest Cheapest, and Beet-aeaerted Steak
to the atty.
WANTED—A Vegetable Gardener •
7
one who can take care of Cows. A single wan
preferred. Apply at Seed Store, No. 805 MARKET
Street. fe22.Bt*
-NIT AN TED ,--Old Silver, Plate, or
Coin bought, in large or small guantitiee, by
& DIDDLE, Silversmiths,
felo-Im* EIGHTH and J.&YNE Streets.
UNITED STATES MARINES.—
Wanted, Immediately. for the United States Marina
Corps, SEVEN HIJNIMIED ABLE-BIZFoIND
for sea senior, between the ages of eighteen and
forty years. All information that may be roinired will
be given at the Rendezvous, 811 South FRONT Strad,
below Spruce. JAMES LEWIS, Captain,
tel2-12t Recruiting Officer.
T WOrp PLEASANT ROOMS, WITH
First-class Boarding, at 1417 LOCUST Street.
fel4.lnitt
LILLIE'S SAFE DEPOT itrg-
MOVED to No. 21 South SEVENTH Street, near
t ranklin Inatitute.
ec%°
The undersigned, thankful for past favors, and being
deb:indeed to inetit future patronage, has secured an
elegant and convenient store, and has now on hand a
large assortment of Lillie's Celebrated Wrought and
Chilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, (the only
et:flatly fire and burglar proof safes made.) Also, Lillie's
Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Lean,
Lillie's Bank Vault Doors and Locke will be furnished
to order on short notice. This is the strongest, best pro
tented, and cheapest Door and Lock yet offered.
Also, particular attention is called to Lillie's New
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, Ac. This safe is con
ceded to surpass In etyle and elegance anything yet of
fered for this purpose, and is the only one that Is strictly
fire and burglar proof.
SPROUL NORIOR.—I have new AR land say twenty et
Farrel, Barring, A Co 'a Safes, most of them nearly new,
and some forty of other makers, comprising a complete
assortment as to slam and all lately exchanged for the
now celebrated Lillie Safe. They will be sold at very
low prices. Please call and examine.
ja2.5-lyif M. C. SADLBB, Agent.
EVANS & WATSON'S
SALAMANDER SAFES
STORE,
16 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
A large variety of RINE-PROOF SAFES always on
hand.
STRANGERS SHOULD VISIT THE
celebrated Hair-cutting and Bathing Fla Wo nt
FOURTH and BRANCH, fe22-itH
RETAIL DRY GOODX.
000PEB & OORABD,
B. Z. cor. /UNTIL and 111ABERT
BOUGH ft ClO..
ek.atti - TEN= Statet,
Oppoeite Franklin Market.
WANTS.
BOARDING.
SAFES.
DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
1862. SPRING. 1862.
W. S. STEW ART de CO-.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
SILKS AND FANCY DRESS GOODS,
NO. 30,1 MARKET STREET.
Doyen] are Invited to call and examine a [real' stock or
NEW AND _DESIRABLE GOODS,
bought exclusively for CAM, and which we will offer on
the mom' fitvurahle toting.
Our dock comprisoa, in addition to a oomplotp assort,
moot of
BLACK AND OTHER STAPLE SILKS,
a variety of Seasonable
WOW C1001)0011 ',it* AND APPROVED STY LEN
specially adapted to City Sales. fe25.3t0
yARD,GILIAMORE, & Co.,
Nos. 017 011ESTNUT and 614 JAYNE Street'.
Mare now open their
SPRING IMPORTATION
OF SILK AND FANOY
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, WHITE
GOODS,
LINENS, EMBROIDERIES, tgfe.
Bou g ht in Europe, by one cf the firm.
To which the attention of the trade la particularly in
vited. fe2l-2m
SELLING OFF
Meg aP
CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, DRIL
LINGS, M ARSEILLES, &c.
Twenty-five per cent. under former prices.
A. It GIBS,
fe2l-Im No. 531 MARS 3T Street.
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 tine of Goode by the yard, piece,
or package; at such rates as to commend their stash to
the attention of-caeh buyers. ia2B-tf
WHOLESALE HOUSES.
27 AND 24-INCH
SKY-BLUE KERSEYS,.
SUPERFINE INDIGO•BLUE SATINETS,
BLACK CADET AND OXFORD Do.
PRINTED Do, in variety. :IN'
BLACK AND FANCY MIXED DOESKINS.
FANCY CASSIMERES AND MELTONS.
IN STORE, AND FOR SALE BY
JOKFI - 1. LEA.
fe'2o-12t. 120 AND 130 CHESTNUT !MEET
COMMISSION HOUSES.
SHIPLEY, HAZARD, &
HUTCHINSON,
I , To. 112 CHESTNUT STREET,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OF
PHILADELPHIA-MADE
GOODS. •
MILITARY GOODS.
SKY-BLUE KERSEYS,
(27 by 54 inch.)
DARK-BLUE KERSEYS,
DARK•BLUE INFANTRY CLOTHS,
INDIGO-BLUE CAP CLOTHS,
SKY-BLUE CASSIMERES.
NEW REGULATION
FOR OFFICERS' PANTS.
WHITE DOBLET FLANNELS,
CANTON FLANNELS,
100 z., 120 z., Isoa. TENT DUCE.
All warranted MAW Mateo Array icANAENG.
YOB SALE BY
ALFRED SLADE & CO.,
40 South FRONT Street, •ud 39 LETITL& Street,
Philadelphia. falB-tmyl
ABNY CAP 1311 TTONS AND
indirkii, manufactured i F/FTEi Street and.
COLUMBIA AveLtte. B. IVINS.
fe6-Im*
BRASS EYELETS ! BRASS EYE
a." LETS! for Blankets aid Leggings. FIFTH
Street and COLUMBIA Avenue.. IC. WINS.
fe6.lnist
FINANGIAL.
GOLD AND SILVER
AND QUARTERMASTERS' CERTTFIOATES,
Dought and bid.
7 3-10 TREASURY NOTES
Furniebed at a kbaral discount.
DREXEL & Co.
GEORGE J. BOYD,
BANKER,
NO. 18 SOUTH THIRD STRERT.
sir QUARTERMASTER'S CERTIFICATES, Clip
Warrants, Dank Notes, Specie, ito., dealt in. STOOKS
and BONDS bought and sold on commission. ja2B-1m
$3,000. -
LOTS E in FIANXFO R R S D I , R cII I3"
encumbrance, and Cash, will be given for Ground Ifottl i ,
Mortgages, or improved city 'property. Apply to
J. IL WATERS,
fe2s-tf. 110 South FOURTH. Street.
$2 ,930 AND 1
$l,OOO TO INVEST
upon Mortgage. Apply to
ALFRED TITLE%
fe22.3t* No. 51 North Street.
Stooo o AN
o t3,ooo—T o liiii amount
31 to I. Kortenge or round Rent
APPI3 to E. PETTIT,
jag No. 309 WALNUT Street.
$3 300 A FIRST- C.LASS Bi
ke elo, at dertl Dro vedtl Io
7.11% IT NT of Ms amount
to
N. PETTIT,
No. 309 WALNUT Street.
- GENTS• FURNISHING GOODS
PATENT
IVIQCILELLAN TIER,
PATE F
MCCLELLAN TIES.
PATENT
MCCLELLAN TIES.
PATENT
MCCLELLAN TIES.
PATENT DIPM - 4. - ELLAN SCARFS.
PATENT
MCCLELLAN SCARFS.
pAncei •
MCCLELLAN SCARFS.
AT J. A. ISELEMAN'S I AT J. A. ESHLEMAN'S
AT J. A. ESIILF.MAN'S ! AT J. A. ESHLEMAN'S
AT J. A. ESHLEMAN'S ! AT J. A. ESHLE MAN'
LTJ. A. ESHLEMAN'S ! AT J. A. ESHLEMAN'S
. NORTHWEST CORNER OF
SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT,
SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT.
SEVENTH AND CHESTNUT.
THE ONLY ONATAT STORE IN PHILADELPHIA.
THE ONLY CRAVAT STORE IN PHILADELPHIA.
THE ONLY CRAVAT STORE IN PHILADELPHIA.
THE ONLY CRAVAT STORE IN PHILADELPHIA.
P. S. Tho above articles, being PATENTED, cannot
be obtained elsewhere.
P. S. N 0.2. Men's Furnishing Goods, in every variety.
P. S. N 0.3. PATENT ENAMELLED COLLARS,
10 FOR A QUARTER
del-4013m
V INE
BHIRT MANIM4cTOItY.
The subscriber would !Mtn nitentlolllo ble
IMPROVED OUT OF SHIRTS,
Which be manse • eneetalty In his bualnaw. Mao, eon.
'tautly nwellrilig
NOVELTIES FOE GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
J. W. SCOTT..
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING nTOBE,
No. 814 CHESTNUT STREE
ba9.l Tour doors below the Oontineund,
lii RUSSE 8! BRACES ! ! BUP-
A- PORTZBS!!!
0. B. IMIDLIS,
B ...W. corner RACE and TWELFTH Streets, PhUn.,
Practical Adjuster of Trusses and Mechanical Applb
ahem, has eenstantly en hand a las& And varied pee& al
elegant French Tresses, and a complete amortmest of
best American. English and American Bnpportera and
Belts, Shoulder Braces. Suspensories, myriowse tet great
variety, French Pessaries, 80.
Ladles Department conducted by Ladles, TWILIT=
Street, Mt door below Race. sort
Two HUNDRED THOUSAND
PISCES OF MUSIC at one cent per page. Up
stairs, over MAIM'S SUMO STONE, 1102 CHEST
NUT !Street. 022-70
AMUSEMENTS.
GOTTSCHALK.
L.MUSICAL FUND HALL.
Mr. GRATfitte the honor to announce that
Mr. 0077 SCHALK'S SEC OND
AND LAM' OBAND
COCESI
Will take place
27i/11 (TVEBDAT) EVENING, February 25,
AN Win
MUSICAL FUND HALL,
The principal Artiste of the Academy of Music, New
York, including
MISS ISABELLA HINKLEY,
BRIONOLL M A NOVst BrariNl,
grtTe been vniosod t 9 gin firot-cim prominence to the
Vocal department.
BESET SANDERSON,
The distinguished Pianist, has kindly voinntoired to
Resist Mr. GOTTSCHALK on glint (MCFP9IOII.
MIL MAX MAKETZEK
Will amount the entire Musical Direction.
Pitoßitt% KUL
PAM' I.
Signor llfsholLsi.
1. Ronntnzit
2. Pvetto— Martha" P4goor4 Brigtioll and Omani
Gavatina-I,inita eliantotinlxB....lgnors kilokley
4. Fragment of ilia &potla.uxa March
colopobeil and pariornibil by L. H. Gottacliiille
5. eblatiftre frolll LUCIA di lianinvirainor, Signora
tllnkloy, Signora Brignoll, lit aliellet. Mitt
o. (um' orionop—PaPF4—cotiiPqn.ll fur four hand,' by Lb
hi, GOTTSQIIALKI performed by
Ilenry Sandorgan and the Ald,h6r.
PART U.
7. Cavatina--. , Bravo," a derciulante"..Slicnor
8. Dnetto—Don reisqualu.Signora Hinkley and Benoit.
9. A, The Last. Hope," B, Iricirmorea
coinpesed and performed by 1.. M. Gottschalk.
10. Xrahlecli al wrourneen Signora Hinkley.
1L 111 min Teanrolion Ginvanni ...... ... ( BanaP
12. Nantasln dl Bravura—on themes from the opera
La Favorita—composed and performed by
L. M. Gottschalk.
The price of admission has been fixed at $1 to all psrta
of the house.
Seats nay be secured, without extra charge, at Mr.
J. E. Guald'r Music Store, southeast corner SEVENTH
and CHESTNUT Streaks, tertabfitieihd THIS !if WIR
ING, at 9 o'clock.
NOTIGE.—In order to avoid confusion at the door in
the evening, persons who wish to attend Mr. Gott•
echalk'e concerts are kindly requested to purchase their
tiebete during the day, at Gould's Music Store.
Doors open at 73( Concert to commence at B, It
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-A GRAND
CONCERT OF MUSIC will he given THIS
(TUESDAY) EVENING, by the Ynong Ladite of the
Nitteenth•ward Public Schools.
Doors open at tiji, commence at IX. Tickets M
cents at the door.
riONC.ERT — HALL,
CHRATNUT STREET, above TWELFTH,
Commencing on FRIDAY Evening, February 25.
GEORGIC CHRISTY'S WiItinTRELS,
Comprising Fl impact; of the moat talented Minstrel
performere in the United States, under the Immediate
direction of tin great Comedian.
Or GEORGE CLIRISTY
The acknowledged LEADER of the, Ethiopian Drama,
and the Bret Minstrel Comedian In the world.
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE!
will appear as above, on
FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY iB, 1362.
Particulars in small bills. Adminsion 2t canto.
Douce open at a (punter to 7, commence at 7,t4,
fe26. fit JOHN P. SMITH, Busineisi Agent.
XTALNUT-STREET THEATRE
NINTH an WALNUT Streets
MilB. M. A. GARBETTBOI.
Bole Lemm.
THIS (Tuesday) ZVENING, Feb. 20.
Will be presented, the thrilling Drama, entithal
TLIE WIIITE TERROR.
Mr. Edwin Marne.
............. B. Young.
. Mr. £L Basmomb.
Hrs. knna Gowen.
..... Miss E. Wood.
Mr. Leeonr_ _
Father Mushier
Levis XV11...,
Adrienne
Dub'
Performance to commence with
SIMPSON & OOP.
Mr. Simpacin.
El re. Bromley
Paioss--50, 37g, ?b, and 25 cents; Private Box*
*5 and $3.
Doors open at Quarter to 7. Tn commence at 7.W.
CONTINENTAL THEATRE_
THE CUT IS "STILL THEY' corn I"
THE VICTORY IS WITH THE JUST.
THE THEATRE ILLUMINATED.
CHEAP AND MORAL ENTERTAINMENT.
Patronized by Thousands of our citizens,
Grave and Gay—Old and Young,
Whose countenances are LoOTAIM with
ALTEBItATE ShIILEN AND TEARS.
gUEBDAY, February 2,Sktt, and lIVEIIY rims-
ING, the peculiarly adapted d intoral Drawing Roos Ea..
tertainment of
NNOLE TOM'S CABIN.
The FIFTH ORAND "UNCLE TOM" MATINEE.
will take place SATURDAY AFTERNOON next, 414
a'alak .10out 5, l'lckeid now ready,
GRAND UNION BALL,
IN HONOR OF THB
RECENT BRILLIANT VICTORIES.
ACHIEVED BY THE LAND t.ND NAVAL FORGES
OF THE 'UNITED STATES,
TO RR MVPS AT TOE
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MlsfirlG,
ON
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH' 4j 1862,
FNDBH TRH Al'SPO:B8 OF-
Ilonorable ALICE ANDER HENRY.
Brieadit r General F. E. PATERSON, U. S. A.
Commodore C. J. PRNIIERGICAST, U, as N.
Commander TB 011IAS TURNER, U. S. N.
Major JACOB ZEILIN, U. S. Al.
Captain WILLIAM N. OGDEN, U. S. N.
Lieutenant FAIRFAX, U. B. N.
Farman Rogers, James L. Claghoon,
‘Vrii. Carlow, Thomas Smirks,
.1. W. Grigg, Isaac S. Waterman,
Wm. R. Angier, Clement C. Barclay,
Wm. H. Harrison, R. M. Hooper. -
-
Edward Shippen, James I): Width,
A. Malin* Stuart, Boners Vnux,
0. W. Davis, Duane Witliams,
Wm. H Kern. Josiah Randall,
Wharton Chancellor, E. S. Whelan, Jr
George Moore, Richard A. Lewis ,
William Mann, J. William. Small,
Alexander Heron, Hohert"E , Randall,
Carinthia Walborn, Stokes.
Edward A. Meech, P. S. HhtChineen,
John Rice, S. J. Megarge,
A. G. Gaw, James Milliken,
Henry R. Cogahall, S. Morris Adams,
Win. J. Reed, John Thornley,
Lewis Bittinv, J. It. Craig,
Jame!! Preetan i A, X, Bucknor,
A. Godwin, Dr. A, delittme,
Thrmas 0. Neill, R. F. Shannon,
J. Goeklin, Henry Weil,
James 11. Orne, IT. T. De Silver,
And other distinguished citizens.
Matter of Ceremonies M. MAIM.
Assisted by a number of well-known Gentlemen.
The KWIC under the direction Of the ELAM=
BROTHERS.
The Academy on this oceselou will be meek gorgeously
decorated and illuminated.
Family Tickets, admitting a. gentleman and
ladles 11.5 00
Gentleman's Ticket.. 2 00
Subscription Book open daily at the Academy of Mu
etc and at the Continental Hotel.*
The music for Promenade will commence at 8 o'clock_
Dancing at 9 n'clnck.
Carriages will bet down heads south ;: tate up heeds
north. his rule will be strictly enforced.
The Wardrobe Rooms %lithe placed in the hands rit
obliging and experienced persons.
fe24,25,27te1i1,3,9-6t
MRS. JOHN DREW'S
AWN-STREET THEATRE.
Acting Stage Manager W. S. FREDICEICKS.
Duels/en A nt
aud Treasurer
LL EL JOS.
D. MURPHY.
SUCCESSUNPARA
Seventh Week. Seventh Week of
JOHN DREW. JOHN balm , .
MONDAY NIGHT and Every Night,
THE COMEDY ON ERRORS,
of Ei
Dromio, of Syrac use....
To conclude with the
OOMEISY ON ERRORS,
Capt. Murphy Maguire,
Amicklab Sleek
Sir Prices as Usual.
Mr Curtain rime et X atter T o'clock.
Seats secured three days in advance. feSt-iit
a RAND CONCERT, AT THEI
VI AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC, by the
YOUNG LADIES OF THE FIFTEENTIDWAMD
PUBLIC SCHOOLS, on TUESDAY EVENING, Feb.
rnary 23, 1882, at 7I o'clock. Tickets to be had of
Charles Adarus, southeast corner of Eighth and Arcs
streets, at the Music Stares, and at the Academy on the
tllxbt of the UunCert, te.12.31S
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, TENTH
and CIIICSTNIITI—DAVIS' PANORAMA OF
AMERICA AND THE GREAT REBELLION!
Fourteen thousand feet of canvas and one hundred and
two Rceoes. Open EVEILY NIGHT and on Weddeada►
sad Saturday afternoons, for Ladies and Children.
fel4-11t*
GERMANIA ORCHESTRA.
II CARL BENTZ, Conductor.
PUBfflo REHEARSALS every SATURDAY, at, 3 4 4
o'clock P. N., et the MUSIDAL FUND H ILL.
Package at Eight Tickets, ; Single Tickets 25 aig
To be had at Andre's,llo4 Oksotant street, S. 7 ;:tw u w
Seventh and ghttput, and at tiled= of tlie
P ENNSYLVANIA AC ",DENY; OF THE 7,1111 E ARTS,
.._.1025. ft- 711 . 103TM:1T Street, IS
open deity, Sundays encore.? 9 A. tw OP. S.
Admfselan 25 rents. 4 : ll° ..idren wider twelve years,
belt inioe. Shari* of 5t0 , .3,,,. 880. iia
4ALE AND TO LET.
VVVY.
1
(%
U 1 AIISTILLERS.
The DISTILLERY knaull ni the
" PI-ICE NIX "
Una tonne& owned and occupied by SKRL. S6ITTII,
Eay , *Punted on TWENTY-THIRD, between R 6.02
and TINE Btreets, Philadelphia, rapacity GOO bushehi
per day, is now offered for sale on reasonable and [mown
...hemp tones. Is in good running order, and has alt
the modern improvements. • An Artonfan "di en fho pro.
mitre furnishes an unfailing supply of good, ence rooter.
Addreas Z. LOCKE & CO., No, 1010 tetAnmars
Street, Philadelphia. fe22.dtf
FOR SALE, OR WILL BE EX
changed for good city property, a small VILLAGE,
on the Eastern Shore of Illarylaud, at the head orgasm.
ha, Aver, oomprislog a aria Mill, with Pronch !twit'
Stones; Saw Mill, Spoke Factory, Store House and
Pont Office, Blacksmith Shop. and some seven er eight
61111111 Pwthings, and about thirty acres of Ground. The
mills ere in first-rale order, having recently been repairodk
and new forebso s and Turbine water wheels Introduced,
The water-power is ample and sufficient, the whole yew
round. The surrounding country is good. Twelve Wes
from ;Aimed i lire froin sictimboitininitngi Now rested
for 81,600 per year, with good security. Price BIF,OOO.
J. 11. WATER 3,
110 South POURTII Sweet
Apply to
tr2s-11
tra FOR SALE—THE GOODWILL
nuaFIXTVIU of a HOTEIL and STABLE, now
doing n good Modem. The yard atel Nta)le are large.
and will accommodate eighty head of torsos. Apply
back of 319.% MARKET Street. fe2s.3t*
FOR SALE—Stock and Fisturce of a
first-class Grocery and Provision Store, established
for six years, and doing a good biathlon. Batistacton.
roma ATM for belling, Inquire at N a 652 N, BUNN.
TP.ENTH St, corner BRANDYWINE St. ..fe2s,ot*
ga; FOR BALE.--The handsome three
'/ la story brick DWELLING, with office attached No.
1322 GAREN Street. Lot 3S by 197. Price 14, and
th.l nie very vAry. Apply to AI,I. MN SI Ps, -
S. E. corner FOURTH and WALNUT tweets,
fu22-3t* sAnd floor.
MaFOR SALE OR BENtr. , ==A Largo
modern THREE. STONY BRICK . DWNLlatias
haNing two parlors, dining. room, kitAieu, and ten cham
bers ; stable on half *mare of gmind, with shade trona ;
situated high and healthy, In the melt part ot Norristown.
Also, a Store-room for rwit, on MAIN Street, in the best
bueiness location. Apply to
fr22.3tle WM. ROSSITEB, Norristown.
/NIL FOR 9.P111. of 186
Acres, one of 100 Acres, one of 64 Acres, one of 66
Acres, one of 26 Acres, one of 20 Acres, and several
others •, first-rate land, with good buildings, fruit, water.
&c. Convenient to Norristown Railroad. Station. Ap..
ply to WM. 110221TE8, Norristown. fe22.Bt*
WATCHES..—.Our facilities for
procuring the BEST WATOIIBEI manufactured
are unenrSamod, end we are selling them at very mode
rate pilaw Flue watches repaired by finished work.
men, and warranted to give entire satisfaction.
BABB g BBOTHEB, Importers,
fe7-tf 824 CHESTNUT Street, below YOURTH.
FISH.-1.45 Ulf bbla. No.
V 1 White Fish, for We by
0. 0. SADLER • CO.,
ru 103 41)/011 OM*. SI door @boss rod.
- •
Mr. Thayer.'
....Mrs. Anna °owe%
Jahn Drew.
, Mr, Fronk Drew.
John Drew,
John Gilbert.