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A So. 1 stock to select from. This bouse has
been in existence about fifteen years, and by per*
•everance and business tact have establish*! a first-class
trade* which they an evidently prepared to control
Their present buyers are largely from Pennsylvania,
Ohio, and Indiana. In common with the genera! ex
perience vf our merchants this MMon, theix trade has
been alow in starting, but is now brisk. The stock of
goods exhibited by Messrs Huzlett, Lathrop. A Lyons
is very excellent, and bought low, their inducements, to
-ilik ktiJIH are Tory superior. There is i
freshness and variety about this stock that commends it,
no less than the moderate prices at which they are
•selling.
X. SJBXSBEiai's VILLIKEBY CfOODS ESTABLISH
3IBNT.
Among the most attractive of onr business bouses on
Cher tout street is that of Mr. M. Bemheim, Ho. 728,
largo importer *ni jobber of all fciltfif 9f MUUllOty
Goods. Mr. B. was for years located in Second street,
subsequently in Third street, and his removal to his pre
sent large and commodious quarters is the best indica*
tion of tho successful manner in whieh he has proae<mte<l
his business In the face of every financial and commer
cial obstacle. Bis stock of Ribbons, French Flowers,
"Wreaths, SUV a, Grapes, Laces, and Millinery goods ge
nerally, is unsurpassed by any othrr in the city, and his
superior facilities for buying aivantagwmßly enable him
to sell to the trade at unusually low prices, which he is
doing.
A Fins Improvement in Price’s Restau
rant,—it is an old and a true saying, that no man who
depends upon the patronage of the public for his business
•ever loses auythiug by studying the want* of his cus
tomers. We have seen this demonstrated a thousand
tiUiM, fthd seldom more Fox cibij- it, tlie succed, of
Mr. J. W. Price, proprietor of the popular restaurant on
■the southwest corner of Chestnut ami Fourth streets.
For some years past Mb dining-rooms have attracted a
forger proportion of what may be tunned tha übuttuf
•cfoas” cuetom, ihan any other restaurant here, and this
increase of popular appreciation, instead of making him
•less snliciioiia for the comfort of his guests, has incited
him togrwLtw efforts!. Nothing, in fact whish could in
«ny way contribute to the completeness of an establish
ment of this kind is allowed to escape Price's eye. The
various delicacies of the changing seasons fiud their way
frj his i&blefljirst, and no new improvement in tho an of
preparing dish* s is left UDtried in his culinary depart
ment, which Mr. Price always oversees hitmelf.
But what we designed more especially to uotice to-day
was the tine addition he has just completed to his saloon*
giving him increased facilities for dining nt least fifty
• more gentlemen at the same time than he has done here
tofore, in greater privacy if desired, and iu one of the
-most airy and neatly-furnished apartments in Philadel
phia. fhb improvement Las beeu tnu ontgro'TtU qf ne
cessity, and, now that it has been completed, we may con
gratulate the enterprising proprietor upon the taste,
liberality, and good sense he displayed iu making it. The
•-ii&fa.- Dicing-room with the mmu saloou by a
-large communicating archway, and is furuished with
substantial elegance, the tables- mirrors, chairs, chamle
.:2iere, Ac., being of a character at ouce suggestive of
humeftiie comfort, and anfficiuntly ornate to pleads the
’fancy of the most fastidious. Tables were first set for
•dinner, in the next saloon, on Thur»day, when it pre
sented a gay and attractive appearance. We may state,
•in cone usion, that we have jet to hear of an iuotance in
--which J. w, rrice has lost a single patron through an
dt civility on the part of his attendants, or disHatisfactioa
.'with his eatables or drinkables, the mauner of serving
'them, or the prices charged.
The Great Family stote of the Age«i—
"We have already had occasion to refer to the admirable
Air-tight Gas-consuming Cooking S ove of Mr J. S.
'Clark, No. 1008 Market street, as being An iudiapensa
b?e article id etery JictieelK>ld j aa<i refer tv if uvw iu or
der to remind our readers in this city and elsewhere,
Who may be about making the necessary Spring changes
r ln their domestic arrangements, that on account of the
■superiority and -extraordinary economy of this stoce^
persons are adopting it for summer use instead
oj their stationary Ranges. Mr. Clark warrants it to
■consume bat Oue ton of coal in six mouths, in active use,
sflnd doing the cooking and bakfog fee afopgA fo&Ilyj
•dnd in ever}instance whtre it has been tried it has given
■to the consumer entire and perfect satisfaction. It is at
once durable, convenient, and economical, and everybody
should give it a trial \ and this is the time to do so.
New Novelties at the « Philadel
phia Flower Emporium.” —•* Philadelphia Flower
Emporium” is another name for the'* beautiful store
of Messrs. /Kennedy & Brother, 729 Chestnut street,
lor the sale of Millinery Goods. Trench flowers
have so long been made a speciality with this house,
“that the- ladies never think of selecting any choice
articles in this lino without first aicaminmj their stock.
tnay also gt&fi that their present asorfimvat of
Children's Bats and Bonnets, of the latest styles and
most beautiluldesigns, is very large and complete.
SpringiDby Gcods for Ladies’ Wear.—
'Messrs. Eyre A Landell, Fourth and AfCfi StTWtßi hwe
Tor 5 ears comniftßfltd the confidence and custom of a large
•proportion of the-best families in this city, and from the
hte-hive appearance which their large retail warerooms
have presented for-some days p»3t, their glory in this di
rection baa rrot yet culminated Every day* adds some
•desirable novelty to their already rich and extensive stock.
Among the articles now attracting most attemi->n on
their counters, we -may desigoate as npticial favorites
'their new cbint"fte, new ginghams, new organdies, neat
pi ft id silks, D’atde, fashionable silks, Mack fig
ured silks, and colored Poult de Soies.
A Popular : Bry Goods Store.— Among
the houses here most successfully engaged in the sale
•of gentrftl dry goods—esneciallr of tbo more staple
kind—at retail, that of Mr. Granville B. Haines, at No.
3013 Market street, -above Tenth street, i* a deserve 1
favorite. Bis stock is always fresh, writ assorted, sea
socatle, and exceedingly moderate in prices, auU bis cus
‘iomw art alu'Aye waited upon by prilte j.ad ALteafclFA
APfiSstaats. 'We invite attention to hie new advertise neuts
m another column of onr paper to-day, as ufiViug rare
•inducements to all who wish to purchase Marceiiies coun
terpanes, table linens, Dftpkius, towels, crash biiliiauts,
flannels, and goods of this description gei-emlly.
The Jayne’s Hall Cravat Store.—We
invite attention to the card of Ur. J. A. Esklemau, ill
another column, • giving “ facta” with regard to the
' J Jevne’ii Ball Cravat Store.**
Messrs. J. H. Michener & Co., Nos. 142 and
144Nir - h Front street, have deservedly the reputation
O' rnrir-g th»- mo«t delicious Hams that are sold in this or
any other mukst. 'We have tried them, and our verdict
•i i theie favor is but acorroboratiou of what hundreds
have said who have tried them id their families, aud who
would now use no others. Ihese hams are known by the
appropriate brand “AicceJsior,” and *e believe are sold
by all first-class grocers. The style of curing them is pe
culiar to thtuiktlves, there being a sweetness of flavor
aud freedom from saline taste that we find in uo other
ht>ms. They- are ike-mat of all meats for the warm wea
ther,
Easter Confectionery by Messrs. E. G-.
Whit.mas-& Go.—Messrs. B. G Whitman & Go, Second
street, below Chestmit, have brought out a choice variety
of elrgmt Spring Confections fipeciatly auitattle for the
Easter holidays. Their place has become au indispensa
ble institution for-old and young. Their- mixtures, va
rious chocolate preparations, burnt and roasted almonds,
gum-drops—medicinal and plain, pastes, mint aud cream
■caudiee, sad a hundred other varieties, are avi equalled
in punty and-richness of flavor by any others manu
factured in this country.
The -Safest, Most Ornamental, Conve
nient, asr Eoohomical Portable Light in nu is the
-celebrated Witters Lamp for burning Kerosene Oil,
manufactured and sold, wholesale and retail, by Messrs.
Witters** C0.,-at their Light Emporium, No. 3o North
Eighth street, corner of Filbert.
•Ecbe Malt -Liquors for Table and Medi
ois-AL Pcrpcbbs.—Mr. G. H. Mattson, dealer in fine
groceries, Arch and Tenth streets, has constantly
on ham! the test English Brown Stout and the finest
Lruor b of -Scotch Ales for invalids or table use. to which
we invite the at enfion of alt who may wish a really pure
•article of this kind
Moth-Proof Clothes Chests, made of the
'beet Florida red cedar, well reasoned, aud warranted, at
the Refrigerator Manufactory, corner of Dock and Pear
•{streets. ’E. 8. Farson A Co.
It iias been computed that the number of
btitbAL hrirg* an the tflrih is about ous thousand mil
lions. They speak S 064 known tongues, in which there
•are more than 1,300 religions or creeds preached. The ave
rage duration of life is 33 years. One- fourth of those
fLom die before they reach the age of seven years, or be
fore thty are old enough to apprftri&io the fine and dnra
ble styles of spring and summer clothing manufactured
by Granville Stoker, the Fashioner and Clothier, at No.
•5C9 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, where the cheapest
-ganueiits in the city can always be procured.
The u Bullet-Proof 33 Vest, Approved
ly OmcHKS or tub Army.—This valuable invention
can be inspected at the Clotbiug Store of Mr. Charles
•13tokep, under the Continental, who is the agent for this
city. Its mere name indicates its value to the soldier.
Kefricerators and -Water-Coolers for
tho million, at E. S. Farson * Co.’s manufactory, corner
-of Pock and Pear streets. ap!9-2t
The « Bullet-Proof ” Vest, Approved
nr OrriCEJtß of thb Absiy.—This valuable invention
can be inspected at the Clothing Store of Mr. Charles
Strifes, under the Continental, wbo it the agent for this
■iily, Ilf lutrc uame indicates its value to the saldier.
Boys’ Spring Clothing.— Charles Stokes,
the proprietor of the celebrated ** one-price ” Clothing
Store, under the Continental, haj added to his stock an
•extensive ai.rt well-selected stock of Boys’ and Children’s
Clcthtng—cut in the latest atj lee, end sold at prices never
before offered in this city. You are invited to examine.
Jeff Davis’ Latest Message.—The latest
message of Jeff Davis is a refreshing piece of cool impu
-dme* lie talks of Southern plucky in attacking unpre
pitnd men two to one, cants about Divine aid, and keeps
shady about the fact that Beauregard was licked the
second day at Corinth. Fibbing seems to be chronic
■with the bead rebel. We cannot eee why he does not
drop lying, and if he must write iumimam. h=l him indite
aonte wholesome regrets that the wicked rebellion has de
prived the actors in it of the opportunity of procuring
tbelr garments at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of
RocMnll & Wilson, Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut street,
above Sixth.
Elegant Chestnut-street Mansion and Fdb
niture.—Thomas A Sons, Tuesday next, on the
premises, eornep of Sixteenth and Chestnut streets,
by order of the Orphans * Court , estate of the late
Henry M Fuller, Esq., deceased. Catalogues now
ready , which may be had at their auction rooms.
MARINE IWTEhUGEIVtJB.
mr bee fourth page
4BRIYIP
Baik Lauretta, Wells, 90 <le>t from Messina,withhfdlfc,
Ac, to Isaac Jtanes * Co.
Bark Florence, (Br) Faye, 50 days from Palermo, with
frnit, Ac. to Benners A Draper.
Brig Victoire, (Br) Morrell, 22 days from Porto Gabel*
10, with coffee, bides, Ac. to John Dahm & Co.
Bcbr Mary, Hendrickson, 1 day from Odessa, Dei, with
grata to Christian A Co,
B,hr Ida Pender, Wilson, 1 day from Milton, Del, with
grain to Christian A Co.
Schr Mantua, Masson, 1 day from Frederical, Del,
with corn to Jm Barratt A Son- _
Schr Two Brothers, Johns, a days from Indian River,
Dri, with corn to Jas Barrett A Son.
Bcbr Nina. Bcotten, 2 days from Bw«afree Biver, Md,
nith onto JuLßevley A Co
Schr W Callahan, Edwards, 2 days from New York,
wilh mdse to W M Baird k Co.
Scar Richard Yaux, Frink, 3 days loom Fortrets Mon
roe, in ballast to J £ Sazley A Co.
OLE ABED-
Bbip Westmoreland. Decu,*Llverpool. J fi Penrose.
B«k 8 Mwtoyi Jr, Powell, Key Wert, Trier, Bteee
* Co.
Scbr Somerset, Miller, .Washington, Hammett, Tan
Dueen A Locbman.
Scbr W Donnelly, Hunter, do do
Scbr Hardscrabble, Gregory, Saco, do
Scbr Here. Lakeman, Boston, J R BJakiaton.
Bchr K W Perry, Samson, Boston, Repolser & Bro.
Scbr J English, Nicholson, Boston, R F Rathbun.
Schr R M Browning, BLLy, Pawtackel, do
Schr Kansas, Cut ten, Washington, R H Powell.
Schr H L Crcut, Hopkins, Boston, J E BarJey A Go.
Scbr Lady Ellen, Corson, Boston, Sinnlckson A Glover.
Scbr Seiah B Strong, Tyler, Providence, do
Buber Lewis Cl ester; Somers, Boston, do
Bcbr Momerev, Falkenburg, do do
Btr J SShriver, Dennis, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
BT TBLKORAPB.
(CorTeiDondoncß of thß Press.)
Nsw Tori, April 18.
Arrived, ships John Jay. from Singapore; Dolphin, fm
Antwerp; schrs Emily, from -—; Charlotte, from Santa
Cruz.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Ariel, SeAbury, from Aspinwall, arrived at
New Tork yesterday.
Steamship City of Baltimore, Jeffrey, cleared.at New
Tork yesterday for Liverpool.
Ship Henrietta, Trecartin, for Philadelphia, cleared at
New York yesterday.
fchip Emily Augusta, Strickland, for Philadelphia, en
tered for loading at Liverpool 31 host.
Ship Frank Boult, More*, for Philadelphia with de
spßtrtii wae adv fit Liverpool sth tost.
fchip Isaac Jeanea, Drink water, cleared at London 4th
inst for New York.
Ship Samuel Adams, Gay, sailed from Cardiff 2d inst.
for Bong Keng.
Ship General Berry was chartered at Havana Bfti inst
to cAi-ry BDO I|W» sugar From jßvraodios to Pbilwlvlphlai
atSftperhhd. 9
Bark Frederick Lennig, Sumner, wai chartered at Ha
vaua9th inst. to'carry 509 hhile sugar from dagua to Phi
ladelphia, at S 6 per hhd.
Bark H A Stephsnson, Hayden, from Montsvidoo. at
Now Tork yesterday.
Brig Catharine Nichols, hence, arrived at Portsmouth
15th lust.
Brig Marshal Ney, Darling, at New York yesterday
from Montevideo,
scbr Trojan, suonrasi from aui Gayes t arrived at N
York yeeterdav.
Scbr Julia E Pratt, Pratt, at Now Tork yesterday from
Georgetown, DC.
Sctira Zoui Potteri Maria. Munron, J B ffohcnofc, rinnd,
CD llallock, Davis, Maxfield, Clark, and J 0 Ireland,
Chafe, hence, arrived at Boston 16th inst.
Schr L D Jarmrd, Ireland, from Fall River for Phila
d«ldb)A, »t Newport 16th inst.
Scbr OnatavlA, JamcsoT), from Camden for Philftdei
pliia. at Rocklttisd 11th lust
Schr Sarah, Benson, for Philadelphia, sailed from New
Bedford 17th ioat
Schrs Monterey, Craig, and L A May, Baker, hence,
arrived at 6&lt-nt 35th inst.
SbfllUil l . Vul£Ai> t MorrlAo, cleared al Uew York yes
terday for Philadelphia. '
Liverpool, April 3—Tli« Robert Cushman, arrived here
from Philadelphia, lost sails and shifted cargo Feb 25tb,
lat 40. long 64 ' •'
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
BP TO 12 o’clock last night.
OOUTINSKTAL HOTEL—WJniL Oh«nnut mi.
S Barbour, New York J T Murdhy, England
A He* wood. New York H G Griffin, New York
C A Luce, New York Dr J M McClure, Milford
II Lovericg. Mass Mrs A G Curtin, Iforrisb’g
II A Gfttee, Lebanon, Pa Wif Osborn, fliluois
Mies Spangler, York, Pa Mrs Booerts, Lovlcstown
G Raonke, Penna P \V Tyson, Baltimore
A W Berry & w, Boston Miss Teme>, Boston
B W Psabody Aw, Moss A ■a.hrens Aw, Baltimore
Yi A 'WbilfifWi New Tork Rev Dr Elmerdorf. N Y
.T Bui gwa. Now 1 ork w FT VYaifoce, New York
S M Shoemaker. Baltimore T J Garrett, Paris, Ky
A D Lee, New York Gapt J Wildey, New York
G Cohen, Now York J Barties A s, New York
S Fowler A la, Washington W F Munroe, B -stoo
G W Ordway, Mftr-a W P Fowler, Baltimore
S Woodward, Vermont T S £xnul], New York
T Clarindon, New York O K Laplieim, New York
V\' Hedin. New York H A Rico, jr, Boston
J A Burden, Troy, nf Y B W Horton. Cleveland
H Shirfo riltsburg D Hurwood. IlliLOia
G M Lsiiiilu'im lira A G Laoghoiai
MiSh A M Arthurs . 8 C Swill, Chicago
F L Hitchcock, Penna J B Parker, Burlington, NJ
Miss Glidden, Boston Miss E FGlirtdtm. ii )3ton
dohii H Gliddeni Boston Williams. USA
GBf Bryant,Boston Slngersoil& wf, Conn
L P King, Oswego A Thomas, Oswego
M Newell, Oswego G Busline, Boston
B E Smuli, York, Pa A May, Penua
B W Quin, New York Sir, E 9 SsnfenJi N fOrK
Mies Sa.uford, Hew York Master Sanford, New York
C Standart A la. Auburn Mrs E Smith, O
Miss M E Smith, Cleveland B B Graham, St Louis
Mr Watson A la, New York Miss Watson, New York
Mtb WHlker. New York Mrs J M Moore, Boston
J fil Lolir, londoH* O C 111 Winch* wf, Rnslon
Mis J M Clayton, Wash Capt Hitchcock, U S N
M B Allerton, Now York Miss ftl AHerton.N York
J M B Ray noids, Boston J S Booz, Now York
O N Shannon. Terre Haute Mrs L M Bletcher, Pittsbg
8M Mathews, Mttsburg Bug Thnmpson & wf, N Y
Geo S Roberts A la, Balt B F Horwits, Bultiroors
Mies Zacbanu, Frederick H A Bice & la, Boston
C Arliuckle, Pittsburg M S Rowland, USA
Geo E Patta, Baltimore Mrs Hyde, Baltimore
Miss Patta. Baltimore M Bluu, New York
T Belknap. Jr, New York L Randal, New York
Jaa P«rrir»e, Dayton, O W W Scooe A la, K ?
S StevftDcon, Lexington,Ky Jas H Crown, Chicago
J F Tracy, Chicago R Anderson, Boston
H Huetoy, New* York H R Cummings, New York
A T Baud, New York A Me Tavisii. St John
W Lftwiin, Now York K T Getty, New York
C S Maitby,Baltimore N J Morris, Baltimore
Ohas M Welherley. Pa B C Moore A la, New York
D C Baker, New York Gardner WetUeiboe, N A
Miss Rice, Boston
MERCHANTS* HOTkL—fcWtn or., below Arch.
J H Bartholomew, Aurora T B Lloyd, Pittsburg
Wm Montgomery, Louisvil H A Busairk. Ohio
G«o Bovord, Kittanniug J M Daily, Kittauaiog
J A Fulton & dau,Kitt’ug F Grace & la, N Market, O
Jos Fisher, New Market, Q J M Cushman,Lagrauge, Mo
Q W ArOui kie & la, J£rie Hugh Duuuau, Pohiud, O
JE Durcan, Poland, 0 F M«rrick, Veuaugo co
HmS Dbvooe, Veuangoco Miss M Foster Greeusburg
Eli J Saeger, Penna F Swenk, Milton
G E Brown, Kittaiiuing Benj Hartshorn, Harriabg
Israel Painter, Pa F Wilmarth Pittsburg
A D Jaynes, Athene co, O Cyrus ttrown, Walton
J Braner, Montouraville, Pa j a Brabm, Illinois
Wm Black, J«-fi'erßon, Pa J H Hughes, Jefferson) Pa
H Flaok, Wyndot, Ohio J N Graham, Ohio
F Meehan. Ohio J W Park-.r, Pa
C Steeie, Pennsylvania Miss Bella Ashton, B&lt
hiks Ella 6 Galloway, Balt J M Naylor, Tiffin, Ohio
\\ P Johneon. Bticss co : Pa C F Sheets, Baltimore
J A McCulloch, Pittsburg G Scott, Oatawissa, Pa
C P Scott. Catavtiasa, Pa HD Phidips, Jr, Pc Mercer
F F Phillips, Port Mercer J T Dunhir.-, Nuw York
J A Ey&ter, Cbambcrsbnrg Hou A K McClure, Penna
AMERICAN HOTEL—Unescnut si., above Finn.
R S Brunn, Penna H Frick, Lewisburg
Wm Dunbar, Übio 8 Branson, Ohio
J B O Corbin, Huntingdon 11 M Spear, Huntingdon
W D U.*»rper, H L Uiaier, Uqs'ou
Jn<f Tindall. Easton J H Elmvr, New Jersey
J M Sinnickson, Salem, N J J Dubois, New Jersey
H M Palmer. New York Thos Palmer, New Vork
E W Perry, Nantucket T Becneufc, Georgetown,DO
M K Abbott) Summit (fill Wm Young, Hanover, Fa
,t h Beverin, Dover, Del T O Paul, Boston
W H Emery, Boston Henry Austin. Derma
A B Maurer. Connecticut DW C Bayer aft, Ky
J B Laeeig, Wash, DC AL Lopes, Del
B Cotiman, W&Bh« D C _
ST. LOUIS ttoTßL—Obeetnut street, above Third,
D W Whilney, New York Wm Saunders, Penna
A J Harvy, Wheeling Mrs Vaner, New Yerk
Mrs £ Lennox, New York J J Murphey, Altoona
T Muder, New York F Mudnr, New York
J Baudtolt, Conn Ohaa \V Grleaeon, New York
Jll Brown, Ohio James Taylor, Baltimore
R Butcher, Eddyville, lowa James S Watson, Penna
J W Landdl, New York W A Burglar, Ohio
J E Stone, Erring, Maes Clias H Mercer, Baltimore
THUS UNION—AxcD street, above Third.
W H Miller, Crainville J M Dietz, New York
J L Taylor, Ohio A Busbey, Baltimore
A Mathews, Ohio M Early & a, Lebanon
T Hau-niond, Penna J Miller, CLambarnburg
p y aChftmbeyfcbllPg J droll, nbamfx>r-<barg
B F Lusbbaugb, Hagerstown W 8 Forrey, Camb city
8 Forrey, Cambridge City Lewis Shilling, Salem, O
A West, Ohio John C Houk, Ohio
W L Peiper, Lancaster Mrs J M Dietz * ch, N Y j
E G Shultze, 0 John W Boyer, Pottaville
S L Earlyj Palmyra, Pa
BARLEY BHEAF—Beoond street, oelow Vine,
W Carr * la, Penna R Hubler, Wayne co
J Crooktr, Somertou W Do Bree, Washington
J JauiQß&la. Bucks co G clSmitth Peuoa
L Diibreu, Johnsville J Palmer, Punaa
A T Vetherill, Attleboro S Taylor, Penna
K H Worstall, Newtown A Ely, Bucksco
S Yardley & la, Puiina J Gray, New Hope
E Potter, Penna J Fell, Bucks co
J Cazuby, Bucks co J Horuer. Penna
S Snyder, ‘Warminster J 9 Heston, Newtown
C Cadwallader, Penna G Earbart, Carversville
E Doan, Carversville C Comly, Penna
W B Ba»nsley, Maryland T Smedley, Lancaster
Min £ West. Peuna 1 BuckmaO) Newtown
Racliel Wilduiaui Penna Mercy White, Penna
BLACK BEAR—Tturu street, above Caliowhill.
Silas Hulgate, Luzerne co W H Lochman, York, Pe
W W Weavf r, Feuna A Buckmau, Penna
M<-t4BHaldJ-mfln,Danbera EM Windward, M6#dlAh<l
James Toinliesou, Byherry W Endows, Morelaud
M White, Yardleyville Allen Tuiulmson, Rockville
A B W Knight, Penna Beni Tomlinson, B) berry
A Kephart, Doylestown Casper Roads, Somerton
ChHB B Knight, Smithfleld Geo Clem«-D3. Penna
F T Beauii Yarolonille Fi Walker, Coliughm
John Willard, Pennsylvania.
MADISOK HQUBK—Heeond Knot. .dot. Markot
& Robert., Lambartville Geo Hart, Doylestown
Job Silvers, Lambertville D Bixatioe, Phu;uixville
N H Hunt, Milford Gen Pottc*r 4 Luwisiown
John Tucker, Norristown Dr Knowles, Delaware
Robt Beaus, Johnßvillo J Cox, Montgomery co
Col Jones, Missouri S A Erwitig, Bridgton
Cnas SterliDg, Trenton Mre M Rosier, Pa
Mrs Gilbert, Pennsylvania C’apt Conrad, Pennsylvania
COMMERCIAL—Sixth nreeL above OheetuQL
E Peirson, Chester co. Pa 6 Mason, Delaware
Kobt Lynde, Louisville T Jones, New Jersey
Isaac G Jayuett, Virginia H M Afllick, Maryland
J G Cleveland. Now York Jli Cmwoll, Now Jersey
Geo Walton, Wiim, Del Mrs Phillips, Uhestei co,Pa
Miss PbiUips, Chester co J D Miller, Russelviile
NATIONAL HOTEL—&*c« vtnet, above Third.
D S Elliott, Pittsburg L W Irwin, Rowling
D ftearick, Pennsylvania Chas Plymptun, N Berlin
B J Bergen, N Berlin D K Bitter, Pottaville
Miss H Ewald, Day too, 0 E*9 M Low, Penn’a
B W Bonsall, Norristown B F Reighard, Espy, Pa
Q P heighard, EBpy, Pa John Ulrich, Lebanon
MOUNT VEBNON HOTEL—Becona sL, ab. Arab.
J T Hatchett, CataaauQua S H Reynolds, New York
Isaac Knight, Penna U H Crary, New York
C M Wise, Bonesdale, Pa J Steele, Wilkesbarre, Pa
J S Osttrhous, Wiikeebarre Ohas U Felt, Wilkesbarre
R Hillman, Wilkesbarra Oliver Fritz, Penna
BALD SAGLE—Third street, above CallowhiU.
Christian Hager, Quakert’n W H Hildebrandt, Easton
T .Sl.eisenring, Pittsburg Peter Richard*, Eaetou
fejqhsrdd, Easton J Smiib, Bucks co
Denj Beans, Suqks co Paul Htitzol, Montg co, Pa
STATES UNlON—Market street, above Sixth.
F C Shepherd, M D, Va John Vanzaudt, Penna
A Willaby, Huntingdon E M Bollevernon, Penna
8 Mansfield, Penna J Hehator, Delaware
S McKuight, Reading Jaa McClure, Perry co, Pa
Miss MJ Mo lure, Penna Miss C Niblocb, Laudisbg
Mhs 6 B Nihlock, Landishg Thos E Watt, Latrobo, Pa
REVERE BOUSE—Thiro street, above Baca,
y rurwrn, Knw Jersey A H Norton, Phila
!*W Brown, Wyoming co G Lee, Penna
G 8 Thomas, Adams co J H Raifeusperger, Md
S»ml Wattp, Mifflin co Inaae White, Woodbridge
Jot, Whitaker. Sit Clair Jos S Dell, Phila
A Levis, Niw Jersey
ejJr'JbiUAAJ-. .NU J'iUJtiis
The Popular Bemedy.—Jumclle’s
OOMi-OUES SYRUP OF BOOK U the meet mauler
medicine, breausa it is the best Cough Sytup, tlie best
Blood Purifier, the most potent Invigorator, and the
most soothing and speedy cure for Pains in the Lungs
and Spilling of Blood. For sale by the proprietor, F.
JUMELLE, No. 1525 MABKST Street, and by all
Druggists. apl9-sw2t*
On*-Price Clhthing, or xhb Latest
Bnuß > lMd« loth, Beit Manner, eitreeilyfor RETAIL
BALES. LOWEST SelUn, Prieee marked in Plain
Figure. All Good, aud. to Order warranted wIMm.
tor,. Our On-Paioa Sreni. 1. etriotlr adhered to.
AE or. th.rehr mated alike. _
nXi-lj JONES a 00.1 Ei market streto.
Card Printing, Pest and Cheapest
in toe OltT, at 111 South FOURTH Street.
CIRCULAR PRINTING, beet and cheapeet in the
City, at 111 South FOURTH Street.
The Tide of Success,
BY THB BARD OF TOWKR HALL.
Will Shakespeare declares
That in human affairs
There’s a tide which to good fortune leads.
Onr soldiers oni West _
With such luck have been blessed.
For the ir valor still shines and succeeds.
Every breese brings its story
Of national gloryi
Of triumphs unchanging, Immense;
Till iu victories we
Nothing wonderful see,
Rni regard them as common erenta,
Every great enterprise.
When controlled by the wise
And the THlorouei scared! can fail;
Aid, in bunlneM affairs.
The mortal who dares
To be generous is sure to prevail.
While illiberal olmbi
Are eetting their traps.
And using tboir many devices,
The men of the Tower
Show tho will and the power
To sell Aral-mle goods at low prices.
Our stock of Spring Clothing is unusually full aud com
plete, ud<<iiihll«l in Philadelphia for extent and variety,
and turpaesed by none for style and workoiaush p. We
buy and se)}for ca*h only j therefore, at the lowest■poa-ai
biH prices. We have all styles, qualities, and prices of
goodp, from low-priced to the finost All tastes and
pockets can bt buited. TOW SB HALL, No. 518 MAR
KET St.* Phila. BENNETT A OJ.
Special J otice.— The undersigned
would respectfully invite the attention of hiß friends and
the nublic to his new and handsome Lager Beer and
CONCERT Saloon, No. 431 CHESTNUT Street. The
establish ent has beeu beautifully fitted up, and is
supplied with ENGLE & WOLF’S CELEBRATED
LAGIR BEKRt as alio a choice stock of WINES and
REFRESHMENTS generally. On SATURDAY EVE
NING NEXT will be given a Grand Introductory
FREE CONCERT. Sig*. ACHIARDI Leader. Con
certs ig i>e wntinned nightly thereafter. The sub
scriber trnats, by strict attention to the wishes or his
visitors, to render his establishment a favorite place of
resort.
aplB-2t
MARRIED
SCOTT—KEATING.—On the 15th inst.,by the Rev.
W. 51. Bice, Mr. Warren B. Scott to Miss Catharine
Ke&ttog, allot this city. [New York paper* please copy.]
DIED.
TBUEFITT.—On Friday evening, 18th instant, in
the 84lh (eighty-fourth) year of his age, Henry P. True
fltt, SK
The male friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral, from bis late residence, No. 506
Spruce etieet, on Monday afternoon at 4 (fonr) o’clock.
Interment at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church, Third street,
below Walnut **
ENGLISH.—On Thursday morning, the 17th instant,
Hannah, wife of Hugh English, in the 69th year of her
age.
Ber relatives and friends are respeotfully invited to at
tend li« r funeral, from ber husband’s residency Nine
teftiith ai'd etreeta, ou Mondaf murning, 2 Let
instant, at 11 o’clock **
AVI-*.—On the morning of the 15th inst., Jediah Avis,
of t> phoid lever, member of the 109tb Regiment Penn
sylvania Volunteers.
Funeral from the reiideoco of his father, in Swedes*
horn, this (Saturday) morulDg, at 10o’clock. *
BATES.—On the IGth instant, after a short but severe
illness, Mrs. Hannah Bales, in the 57th year of her age.
Funeral from her late residence. No. 1141 Colum
bia avepue, (lateHappvtr street,) GjfWd BY6DU6,
line ) affernooui at 6 O’clock* If
HaßE.—On the 17th instant, Nicholas Haro, aged 88
years, an o'd resident of th* district of Kensington, and
formerly of county I>«»wn. Ireland.
The relatives and friend* of the family are respectfully
bivired to a tread the fuuerat, at bia I%to residence, No.
1228 Geinmntnwn road, above Girard avenue, on Sunday
afieri.oon. at 3 o’clock. #
SOUDEB.—On tbe 15th inst., William S. Souder, in'
the 30th year of his age.
Fuber&l front LLe residence of his mother, Mrs. Mary
&(>udf*r, 510 Frankfotd road, below Norris street, this
(Saturday ) morning, 19th inst, at 9 o’clock. To proceed
to Whitemarsh Union Church. *#
KING-—On tho 14th izifetant, Dr. M. F. King, aged 57
ye..~
Funeral from tbe residence of his son-in-law, Lewis
Eegrest. Jr., otie eiri-vt, No. 1426. Eighteenth ward, on
Monday morning, tflst in*t.. at B^'o’clock. ###
Moukwlng goods, AT C iSH
PRlCES.—^Black Bomt>a7Jnes, 75, and
cte; All-wool Tamises, 75 cts; All-wool Mousselinea,
31 cts; Pamela’ Hair Bareges, cts; Crape Maretz,
cts; Mihmai*e Bareges, 18# cts; Silk Cha lies, 3T#
cte; Satin Plaid Bareges, cte: Plain Bareges, 12)4,
15, and 18if gib; Silk Grenadine*, 75 ct«i Gros do Rhine*;
70 cts; Btcond Mourning Bareges, 12)4 cts; Black aud
White neat Check Silks, 62)4 cts; Black and Purple All-
Wool Mousselines, 31X cents.
BESSON A SON, Mourning Store,
mh2B No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
ryr=» A THANKSGIVING DISCOURSE, BY
IJJ* REV. WM H. FURNESS, D. D., delivered
April 13, 1862, iu eccordance with the recommendation
nt the President of the United States. Price 10 ceut'i
Published hy T. B. tUGH. gouthweet corner of SIXTH
and CHESTNUT Streets. It*
»| -g ■ TH£ BEAUTIFUL STUCK PIANOS I
We advise alt to examine these inimitable instru
ments. sold by J.E. GODLD, S. E. corner of SEVENTH
and CHESTNUT. apl9*stutblst*
DR. NEWTIIN WILL BE IN THE
lAjF city on SUNDAY, the 27th inet. 'licketsm-ty
beottained at SANSOM-STREET HALL, at 3 o’clock
every afternoon next week. It#
SPIRITU ALISM*-MKS. A» M*
(k 3 SPFNLE, el New Yurk« will lecture, at fiAS
ftOM-Sr. H&LL, on SUNDAY, at Ioj{ A. M. and 8
P. M. Also, on THURSDAY EVENING, the 24th
inst. Admittance 5 ceuts. It#
frBf ; DWD VNITARIA(Y SOCIETY,
WASHINGi'ON HALL, eprb g Garden stteety
above Eighth—SUNDAY, April 20, Rev. WM. L.
CHAFFIN. Services to comment eat a quarter before
11 o’clock A. M. aud o’clock P. M. It*
JEWISH TABERNACLE AND
UJj ITS FURNITURE IN THBIR TYPICAL
TEACHINGS.—Tbe next ferrnon in this course will
be preached in St. Paul’s Church, THIRD Street, below
Walnut, TO-MORROW EVENING, at half past seven.
It*
f r==» ARCH"STREET HI, E, CHURCH, E.
UJj Corner BROAD and ARCH Streets —Preaching
by tho Pastor, REV. A KITTEN HOUSE, TO-nOR
BOW (Sabbath) MORNING, at 10)4, * u 'l EVENING,
at 7# o'clock. Sabbath school at 2# P. M. It*
CHURCH OF THE INTERCESSOR,
Us 3 SPRING GARDEN, below BROAD Street.—
Rev. R A. CARDEN will (D. V ) preach a serm q to
“the bereaved” TO-MORaOW (fuuday) EVENING,
at Quarter beforo 8 o’clock. Those whose friend-) or
relatives b giuen in Jesus 7 ? aro BUQuittlU 1 invited. SuaLa
provided for strangers It#
REV. T. DE WITT TALM.IGE
enter upon bis duties as pastor of the
SECOND REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH, on SAB
BATH, and will pve&*liiki tho MORNING at >*a<l
EVENING at 8 o’clock. It*
AID FOR THE SICK AND WOUNDED
[| j BOLDIEKO IS WANTED.—The Tnirty-senond
Weekly Meeting, in behalf of our brave soldiers, will be
hi-ld TO-MORROW EVENING, April QOIH, &t 7 %
o’clock, in the FOURTH BAPTIST CHURCH, corner
of Fifth and Buttonwood. A statement of the work of
tbe “ Army Committee ” in the Hospitals and Camps will
be m«de. Addresses by the pastor. Rev. R. JEFFREY,
D. D., Rev. W. J R. TaYLOB, D. D„ afid otfterft l(*
THE WHITE HORSE AND HIS
U 3 RIDER—THE KINGS OF THE EARTH AND
THEIR ARMIES; or, the Judgment Age. Rev., 19th ch.
Klder W. LANGA3L, of Cincinnati, Ohii, will preach
on the above subject, at tbe National Halj, C
Street, above TweU'rh. on SUNDAY, at lt jjf A. M., aud
3 anc 7 % P. M, Seats free. It*
rvr=. POST OFFICE NOTICE—CHAN iE
LLS OF HOURS ON THE SABBATH—On and after
the 20th instant, this office will_be open for the transac
tion 0/ bnsint-as on the S ABBATH, between the hours of
and Q)£ o’clock A. M., and 5 aud o’c’ock P. M.
The SUB-OFFICES will be open at the same hours.
It C. A. WALBORN, Postmaster.
THE REV. TRESHAM D. GREGG,
I>. D.—Thin didtingutsbeu theologiaa will deliver
a treat leclure to the Protestants of this city, iq tbe.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, on MONDAY EVENING, tbe
12th of May next. Subject—“ The Divine prescription
for the liberation of the oppress'd nationalities of tbe
earth. 1 ’ Tickets SB cents, to be hod at the rooms of the
Y. M. C. A , lull Chestnut street; at the Episcopal
Bookstore, 1224 Chestnut street, and at Martien’a Book
store, 6fi6 C hestLut street. It*
iy==». ATTRACTIVE LECTURE.
U 3 BEY. CLEMENT A. BUTLER,
Late pastor of Trinity Church, Washington, D. C., has
consented to repeat his
WASHINGTON IN ITB DAY OF PERIL,
at tbe Hell of the SPRING GARDEN INSTITUTE,
Northeast corner of BROAD and SPRING GARDEN
Street«, on THURSDAY EVENING, the 24th, ins*.,
commencing at eight o'clock-
Tickets, 2o cento; to be had at tbe door, or of
T B Pugh, Southwest cor. Sixth And Chestnut Btreets.
Episcopal Rooms, No 708 Walnut street.
Lindsay A Blakiston, No. 25 South Sixth street.
apl9*stnth 3t*
■mtci “GREAT WAR LECTURE.”—Rev.
ILS J* HYATT SMITH on the “ In.erpositiou of
God for tbe Salvation of the Nation in this Crisis,” iu the
Tenth Baptist Church, EIGHTH Street, above Green,
MONDAY' EVENING, April Slat, 1863. 'Tickets 35
cents; to he hnd fit T. B Pugb’a Book Store. Sixth and
Chestnut turrets, and at the door. ap!B-3r*
,»-==» NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY
(J 3 given, that the PENNSYLVANIA RAILRO ID
COMPANY intfnd applying to the Board of Wardens
of the p< rt of Philadelphia, at their next matting, on
MONDAY, the 21stinatant, for pemission to place two
mooring piers in the river Delaware, at Christiau-strcet
wharf. J. C. SHARPLE33,
ap 7-3t* Resident Eogioeer, Eastern Division P. R. R.
OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL-
U 3 ROAD COMPANY,
Philadelphia, April 16,1863.
The BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day declared
a stmi-annual Divider d of FOUR PER CENT, on the
Capital Stock of tbe Company, clear of State tax, paya
ble on and after May 16tb, 1862.
Powers of Attorney for collection of Dividends can be
had on application, at the office of the company. No 288
South THIRD Street. THOS. T. FIRTH,
apl7 tjel Treasurer.
•*0 SCHUYLKILL AND SUSQUEHANNA
IL3 RAILROAD COMPANY—Office 23T South
FOURTH Street.—Philadelphia, April 3d, 1862.—The
Annual Meeting of tbe Stockholders of this company,
and an electiou for President and Eix Managers will take
place at tbe office of the Company, on MONDAY, May
sth, at 12 o’clock M. W. H. MoILHEN NEY,
ap4-tM6 Secretary.
n» JAYNE'S HALL CRAVAT STORE-A
U_ j Falsehood Exposed.— ln The Press of last Sa
turday, there appeared a card published iu this column, in
which a false statement wag covertly author
of it having for prudential reasons withheld hu name,
of which tbe following is tbe substance:
That the Jayne’s Hall Cravat Store is now at 800
Chestnut street, and that it was founded originally by
Raymond A Go., of New York. As both of these asser
tlMift are untrue, and as they are evidently made with a
design to injure my business, I will give the facts as they
exist, and challenge their contradiction.
In the autumn of 1867, the New York firm specified
above detailed one of their members to bring to this city
a quantity of cravats, Ac., to sell for a special object , and
with &e iateutieu of establishing a store here whatever.
The place occupied for this temporary purpose was au
apartment ui der Jayno’s Hall; and it was when they
were about to return their goods to New York that I pur
chased the stock, with the view of establishing in Phila
delphia a “ Cravat Store,” which I did ou the first day of
March, 1959, b J opening ih Obb i>i the J&?fift’* Hil
stores. 01 that enterprise I was the sole proprietor; aud,
during my stay there, the “Jayne’s Hall Cravat Store”
acquired a reputation through exertions which it would
be egotism in me to dwell upon. , „„ „
In April} 1860, I removed the Jayne’s Hall Cravat
Store to my present location, on the northwest corner
of Seventh and Chestnut streets. Subso'iuent to this, a
pet son, whose knavery my own sense of honor dissuades
me from exposing just tiou», started an enterprise at
Eighth «Dd Chestnut (tbe dubious fate of which is well
kDQwn)iUnd is now laboring to mtotow! t&9 by
such talue statements as tbe above referred to Those
are facts t and I will venture a thousand dollars tnat
theie is no man living who will dare to contradict them
over his own name, in public print. Should another at
tempt Le made by tbe party in question, to impair the
fruits of ny labors during the past four ypftri to eita*
bliah a first* class cravat store, (and that success ia
ciattd in tbe iulndaof thousands with the Jayne’s Hall
Cravat Store,) 1 will then produce seme additional facts,
which I have thus far wi htaeld purely from considera
tior* f't charity for a miserable offender. J Albert
Ksmi.eman, northwest corner of Seventh and Cheatnut
streets. It
THE PRESS-PHILADELPHIA. SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 1860.
G. ELSAsCR,
431 CHESTNUT Street.
LOST OR MISLAID—A daily Pocket
Diary, of the year of 1861, with some papers. A
1 reward will be paid by retun ii g them to No. 112
BRE AD street, at the Last Factory. ap!9-2t*
WATCHES.
U W'.'V. .'VW'
QUARLES FRO OS HAM.
8i STHA3TD, LONDON,
WATCHMAKER TO THE QUEEN,
Would respectfully announce to his American patrons
that he has received the Grand Grid Medal of Honor in
Paris, Medal of Houor at the Great London Kxhibition,
and the Grand Russian Gild Melal of the first order, by
command of the Emperor, in token of the superiority and
Appreciation of his NEW SERIES IMPROVED CHRO
NOMETER WATCHES.
tTA».E. CALDWELL & Co.„
822 CHESTNUT STREET,
Have on bond a splendid assortment, comprising all the
sizes in heavy 18-carat Gold Hunting Cases end open
face, with index.
We rdcommsnd tbssa Watohas as Superior to anything
as TIMEKEEPERS— perfect iu principle and adjust
mint, and not affectod in the pocket by any external mo
tion. Should any watih sold by us prove unsatisfactory
tho purchase money will tm retnrnwi. ftolO-hithslm
PHOTOGRAPHS.
New card photographs.—
JaMES S. EARLE A son have just published
the NEW CARD PHOTOGRAPHS beb.w—all Twenty
five ceuts each. New catalogues, with great additions,
just rrady« flfra(is } on application, mailed to any address:
Jonathan Dymotid, Prof. Longfellow,
W'm. Allen, Mrs. Longfellow,
M. S. Fox, Longfellow’s Children,
George Fox, Wendell Phillips,
James Pea**, Jihn Drown,
j. j- Gurney, Horace Greeley,
Snuil. Gurney, Charles Sumner,
Eliza P. Gurney, Lloyd Garrison.
Julia K. Clarke, Bobt. Dale Owen,
Josiah Foreter, Gen. Fremont,
John Hodgkin, Mrs. Premont,
ItriAs Hicks, President Lincoln,
Lucretia Mott, Hon. E. M Stanton,
*i >.ailham.” Bishop Channlng Moore,
“ West Hill,” 44 Battle of Au^terlitz,”
tl Tb<* Theodor#* Parker,
“The Frown,” The Grave of Theo. Parker,
(< The Smile,” Dr. Caspar Morri9,
Tbe Grave of Frnnklin, Dr. Mutter,
Thomas P. Cope, Judge btiry.
Miss C. M. Sodgwioki Mrs Jamss Madison,
Galileo. Mary Howitt,
Nicholas Biddle, Mrs. Trollop*,
Mrs. Jameson, Bishop Meade,
George Francis Train, Gen. McClellan,
Gen. Burnride, Com. Pooto,
II Podc Gone.” RfoeraM—,”
“ St. Mary's HaU,” Bishon Odenhi-imer,
Gen. Buell, Gen. Grant,
Gen. Ealleck, Gen. McClernand,
Parson Brownlow, Kev. J. A. D. D.,
God; MoadO; Lieut. Worden.
NEW STYLES PHOTOGR APH ALBUM4—the most
elegant assortment in this country—ar all prices. Our
American Albums are manufactured fxoreg.sly for our
own sales, ot especial styles and new desigas. with a
number of improvements over nil others 4
JAMES S. EARLE * SON,
Esrle’n Galleries and Lookine Gla-a Wardrooms,
ap!9-2t 816 CHESTNUT Street
pATHEPRAL OS' SAINT PETER
\J ASD Saint PAUL—WiII be ready, en TUBS
DAY MORNING, Phitgraphic Pictures of the iutorlor
and extenor of the Cathedral of Saiut Peter aud Saint
Paul. These views will be accompanied by a fall de-
Bcriptiou of tho eiiifico
SIuALLISTEIi & [itlO , ODticians.
728 OIIE.STNCTT Street.
ET. KEY. BENJAMIIV B. SMITH,
D. D.—We publish, THIS MORNING, a very
tiue Photograph of tbe Bt. Bev. Benjamin B. Smith.
D. D , Bishop of Kentucky.
McAllister & bro.,
728 CIIESTNUT Street.
P BY. BICHARD NEWTON, D, D.—
X\< A very fine Card Picture of the Rev. Richard New
ton, D. P. Sector of Saix-t Paul's Church Price 25 cts.
Mailed free of charge. MCALLISTER & BRO.
apl9-2t 728 CHESTNUT Street.
SPECIALITY. —If you desire a faith
ful likeness, get a Life-size Photograph, of RE2I
MER in oil colors; they are now mode at reduced prices.
SECOND Street, above Green. It*
REV. J. a. SWISS. D. D.—A very
fine Card Picture of tbe Rev. J. A- Seise, D. D.,
Pastor of Saint John’s Lutheran Church. Price 25 cents.
Mailed free of charge. MoALLIBTBR A BRO.,
Pennsylvania iiosimtal. for
THE INSANE—We have just published a Card
Picture of the exterior of the Pennsylvania Hospital for
th 6 Insane. Price 25 ceuts. Mailed tree nt charge.
McALLI'HTKR a bko.,
ap!9-2t 728 CrfESToiUT Street.
THE FAME OF REIMER’S Colored
Photographs is widely extended, and all who nave
obtained them bear evidence of their faithfulness and
beanry f f coloring. SECOND Srreer. Green. It*
SPRUNG MII.LI.NERV.
FRENCH BONNET FR AMES,
and a choice lot of French Flowers, just opened,
ul MORGAN’S, Na. 408 ARCH Street.
N. B.—Several Milliners and Trimmers Wanted.
ap!9-2t*
REMOVAL.
MISSES O’BRYAN, 924 CHESTNUT have
rmiovid to 1107 WALNUT Street, three doors above Me
ventb, T-ortb side, and will open PARIS MILLINERY,
for tbe Sprit.#r, on THURSDAY, April 17. apl2-2m*
FlfiANCIAfc,
UNITED STATES
GNE-Y'EAR LOAN FOB SALE.
COUPON BONDS AND 7 3.10 NOTES
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
QUABTERHASTEBS 9 RECEIPTS
CASHED, COLLECTED, OR EXCHANGED.
Particular attention given to transactions in Govern-
ment securities.
DREXEL & Co.,
34 SOUTH THIRD STREET
apl7-ltn
(DO OAA OLD MORTGAGE FOR
\/# SALE, on a valuable farm in Montgo
mery county. Albo, a number of first-class city Mort
gages and Ground Rents, of different amouuts, at a dis
count Apply to E. PETTIT,
mh7«tf No. 309 WALNUT Ntreat
0 rAA —THIS AMOUNT TO IN
tj/ VEiT in one or two Securities, as a
permaueut investment. Apply to E. PET iTT,
mb26 No 309 WALNUT Street.
EDIUJATIOWAt.
FOB 50 CENTS, ANY PERSON
can teach himself to write, with the aid of a
Treatis-'on Pennjanship, and two copy books for manual
exercißca, by George J. Baker, Professor of Writing in
the Girard College.
Published and for sals by URIAH HUNT & SON,
nplTithfiluCt* CQ NORTH FOURTH Street.
THE WEST CHESTER ACADEMY,
at West Chester, Pa., within two hours’ride frwn
Philadelphia, will commence tbe Summer session, of fuU
flw PWiitlto—the seyenteentli eeßaioa under the dir
reciion of Its present Principal —on the first or
May next. Boys and youug men are thoroughly
prepared for College or business. Eight gentle
men of tried ability and experience constitute the corps
of instructors. Tbe French, German, and Spanish lan
guages are taught by native resident teachers. The De
partment of “MMtary Tactics” iaio Bucceßafut operation,
under tbe cl &r»e of a competent instructor, without, in
the least, interfering with the legitimate objects of the
school, while tho individual student is not required to
connect himtelf with it.
Catalogues containing full information may be obtained
by ftddreaaiDg the Principal,
WILLIAM F. WYERS, A. M.,
aplO-lhstn-ln * At West Chester, Pa.
HOLMESBTTBG SEMINARY EOS
Tft>UNCi-I.APIBS,—The duties of this School
will be resumed, after tbe Ettßter holidays, on tbe srli of
MAY. For circulars, references, Ac , address the Misses
CHAPMAN, Principals, Holmusburg,Pa. aplB-lm*
EDUCATION. —Parents or Guardians
haring sons or wards to • duciath,, on ieariog che~r
aedrees at the 8T LOUIS, CHESTNUT Street, wiU be
waited npon by tho Principal of the Uf. JOY ACA
DEMY, LANCASTER COUNTY, to furnish all needful
information regarding the School. aplT-4 1 ;*
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERE
toforo existing as A. A T. HAN3ELL is this day
di&solved, by the withdrawal of AMOS HANSELL. The
hußineßß will be conducted in future by THOMAS HAN
BELL, corner NINTH and NOBLE,
April 7,1862. It*
REIMER’B IVOR7T¥PES MAY
be classed amongst the finest pictures of the day;
bead finely modeled, ftesh tints life-like and naturaL
OallerYi SEUuN n Strtel. above Green. . H*
1A LB. 75-CENT TEA FOR §6.50,
I U or 10 lb or 62c for 95i at INQBAH’S American
Bank Tea Store, 43 SECOND, below MARKET. Try
them. I**
Army clothing and equi
page OFFICE. TWELFTH and GIRAKO Sts.
Philadelphia, April 17,1862.
PBOPOSALB will be received at this Office until
TUESDAY. 2*l .instant, f»t 4? o’clock M, ta tarnish at
the St buylkill Arsenal:
(5,250), Fifty-two hundred aud fifry yards wool-dyed
fast-color Grten Kersey, 27 inches wide, to wrigh 11
ounces to the yard. To be of army standard quality;
and
(5,600), IhirlF-Si* hundred yard, wool-dyed fast
color Green Coat Cloth, 54 inches wide, to weigh 21
ounces to tbe yard. To be of army staudard Quality.
Proposals will he endorsed—“ Proposals for Green
Cloth," aud will state how soon it can be delivered. A
sample of the color can be seen at thin office.
Q, if, riftOSMANi
ap!9 Deputy Quartermaster General, U. t*. A.
XDAMS EXPRESS COMPANY will
receive and forward Goods for Sutlers and Soldiers
to Fortress Monroe, as formerly. Freights and Packages
cannot, for iho present* be conveyed beyond Fortress
Monroe, but will have to be called tor there. apl9 3t
T?XTRA PARED PE ACHES, Stoned
i’J Cherri.B. New Tork Plum, cf the beat Quality. T7n
naied P6a4h4t, Uad DHfid A,,plow, very brtQl.U At f -
dacedprice.. JAMES HOMES t HON,
SEVENTH and NOBLE and SIXTH and WOOD.
ap!B-»t*
LADIES’ TRUSSES, SUPPORT
IBB) BRACES, and other Mechanical Appliance*,
ot correct construction and easy to the wearer. For eelc
and adjustment at O. H. NEEDLES’ LADIES’ bTOBE,
TWELFTH Street, first door below Race.
Gentlemen reaulring Rupture Trusses will call at thi
Bouthifeit corner TWELFTH and RACE, whereO. H.
If; gives attention to tide ■peciaifeatqre.
PHILADELPHIA,
728 CHESTNUT Street.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
gPRING AND SUMMER (lOOD3.
UNDERSHIRTS,
HOSIERY,
VESTS, AND
DRAWERS,
For LADIES’, MEN’S, and CHILDREN’S Wear, or
the most approved regular makes, at Low Prices.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, &
ARRISON,
.pIA-ntutbTt 1008 CHESTNUT STREET.
JJYJRfi & LANDELL.
E. & L.,
FOURTH AND ARCH.
FOURTH AND ARCH.
FOURTH AND ARCH.
FOURTH AND ARCH.
fourth and aboh.
SPRING OPENING-.
NEW CHINTZES,
NEW GINGHAMS,
NEW ORGANDIES,
NEAT PLAID SILKS,
SHEPHERD'S PLAIDS,
FASHIONABLE SILKS,
BLACK FIGURED SILKS,
COLORED POULT DE 80IES,
mhlG-mw&stf
Ift OOil YARDS bAWNS at 9c.—
IvjvVv H. BTLfiL £ PON have just received
10,000 yards of English Jaconet.
Lawns, fast colors, at 9c, never boforo sold for less
than 15c.
Fifty pieces English Challi Delaines at I 6c 1 never sold
lees tl)»i- 25 o
Oue lot Figured Grenadines at 31, worth 75c.
200 11-4 Honeycomb Quilts at 51 50.
From the late auction Bales, a few very cheap lots of
choice and desirable et> les of
FIGURED ALL WOOL DELAINES.
One lot at 50c, a great bargain.
One lot at37)ic, very cheap.
One lot at 25c. never sold less than 50c.
Also, ju*t received from New York,
Black Ri d W hi to Chuck Silks.
Brown and White Check Silks, 24 inches wide, at BOc.
CHEAPEST FANCY SILKS IN THE CITY.
Oue lot Barege Robes at $3, worth $l2
ft pi 9 No. 713 North TE'-iTH Street, above Coates.
LlNtim ATIMMOkTMKS? prices.
—RIOIIARDSON’S » n d DUNBAR DICKSON’S
celebrated SHIRTING and FRONTING LINENS, re
ceived from ttiu manufacturers direct, and guarantied
perfect—to which tbe attention of buyers and tbe trade
fii'ißTHllv is respectfully invited.
SHEPPARD, YAN HARLINGEN, k ARRISON,
ftp!9-rptf 1008 CIIESTNUT 3treet.
Gauze summer blankets.—
The subfleriburs have received an invoice of thsas
very desirable goods, in fino auality, at last season’s
price.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, A ARRISON,
aplO-rptf 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
Marseilles counterpanes.
—I have now, direct from tbe importer, every size
and quality, from $2 up. Some of the patteroH are en
tirely new and exceedingly pretty. They are the cheap
est lot I havo hud.
AftenOale Conuterpares SI.
Allendale Ci-uuterpanea. SI 25.
Allctidale Counterpanes, $1.30.
Honeycomb Counterpanes, SI .50.
Honeycomb Counterpanes, largest size, 51.50.
Lancaster CoutittrpaTn-9. 56.
GRANVILLE B. HAINES,
apHMf No. 1013 MARKET Street, above Tenth,
CHEAP URY GOODS, CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS* MATTING, AND WINDOW
fHADiss— Y. E. ARCHAM&AULT, W. E. corner
ELEVENTH and MARKET htreets, will open this
morning, from auction, Ingrain Carpets, 31, 37, 44, 50,
62, and 75r. ; Entry and Stair Carpets, 13, 22, 31, 37,50,
and 62c.; Bag and Yarn Carpets, 20 to 31c.; Floor Oil
Cloths, all widths. At 32,37. aud 50c. • White and Red
Check Matting, 20 ami 25c. ;. G.lb Bordered Window
Shades, new styles, 50, 62, 75, aud Green and
Buff Window Holland, 12 to 31c.; Bleacht-d Shirtings
and Sheetings, from Bto 12j<c : new style Plaid Dress
Goods, 15 to 25c.; Shepherd’s Piaida f 12 to 22c. ap!9-12t
LINEN GOODS.—Just received, a
freth lot of those celebrated haud-loom, half
kleached Table Linen, at6o, 62)j, and 75 cents. These
Goodß give better satisfaction than any others of the
kind made, and are leau thau the aatue iiUAlity Huva bei-h
sold. Bleached Scotch Table Linen at 50; wider and
heavier at 62 ; still wider and finer at 75; real Barns
ley, 2 yaids wide, at 81—these are extra heavy ; Brown
do. at 28 cents. Also, a good assortment of Uuion Table
Linen at3<X and 50 cent 8 , wtich are very serviceable,
and wash txcellent. I have now the finest 37 % ana 50-
cent Fronting Linen that can ba'haa. Having bought
a considi.ruble quantity, I am selling them lower than
they ought to be sold. Richardsou’s heavy Linens far
family- use, with which, iu point of cheapness, I have
surpassed some of the largest iiuen Btores, having every
Dumber from 3ik up. One lot ail liuou-friiuod Doilies,
75 centsperdozen; one lotUniou Napkins, 75 cents per
drzen; one lot all linen Huck towls, $1.50; one lot
Brown do., 75 cents; one lot do., 1# yards long, with
red bolder, 18)£ each ; and finer Towels equally cheap.
4 bales bussia/lrash at 8,9, 10, and 12)4 cents. One lot
White Brilliants at lQl{— very cheap. Saif cdttou
Flannel nud fine all-wool Gauze Flannel, for summer
wear. These goods are about 15 per cent, less than they
are Bold. GRANVILLE 6. HAINES,
ap!9 tf No. 1013 MARKET St., above Tenth.
ORRING CLOAKS.
Cloak room contains every n«w style.
Short and medium length Cloaks.
Bilk mantles, opening every morning.
Garments mode to order with despatch.
CLOTHS* C\SSIiIEItEiL
Fancy Caesiniwrea and Meltunß.
Cagbmarettcs aDd Light height Woollens.
Goods, especially, for Boys' wear.
Fine Black Cloths and Doeskins.
Supeib stock of these goods at low priceß.
DkESfi GOODS.
Checks and Plaids for children’s wear.
Extra wide Fil-de.chi. vres, for Ladies’ wear.
Mohair*, Poplins, Alpacas.
Good Black Silks and Wool Detains.
Shepherd’s Plaids. Good Huop Skirts.
Cheap auction lots of Drees Goods.
COOPER A CONARD,
ftp]s Southeast corner NINTH and M. VKKJfiT.
fUOAKS, PALATOTES AND MAN
\-J TlLLAS—Ladies in want of the above ortielea will
find itto their advantage to visit the old established house
of Mrs. HENRY, No. 38 Noitb NIN TH Street, below
ARCH. The latest Paris Styles alwayson hand at prices
thataetonisb everybody. ap4-3m
New cloak store i
The most elegant assortment in the city.
No. 29 South NINTH Street,
mb26-3tn First door above Chestnut.
/CLOAKS.—if you want the best value
To*- your money, go to the City Cloak Store, 142
North EIGHTH Btre«t, above Cherry. mh26-3m
COMMISSION HOUSES.
COFFIN, & CO.,
SBQ CHESTNUT STREET,
Agents for the following makes of goods:
PRINTB.
DUNNELL MFG. 00 GBXENE MFG. 00.
LAWNS.
DUNNELL MFG. 00.
BLEACHED COTTONS.
Lwdahi Foreetdate, Auburn, Slateravtlle, Oentrodalo,
Juintomii Blacketone, Hope, Bed Bank. Dorchestei.
Newbnryport, Nanmeag, Zouave, Burton, Greene
Mlg. Co.’B A. A., B. A., O. A., and other atylea.
BROWN COTTONS.
Bnnudde, Trent, Groton, Ashland, Chestnut, GlenvlUe,
Heehafile. 1 and Faruer.'.
OOBSXT JEANS—Glasgow, Manchester.
DENIMS AND STRIPES.—Grafton, Jewett Oity,
Madison, SlatersriUe, Agawam, Keystone, Choctaw.
CANTON FLANNELS.—HlateravUle, Agawam.
SILESIAB—Smith’., Social Co., lionsdalß Co.
WOOLENS.
ABMT BLUE CLOTHS, KERSEYS, and FLAN
NELS.
BBOAD CLOTHS.—Plunkett.’, Glenham 00., *O.
OASSIMEBES Gay A Son, Saxton'. Hirer, Ao.
SATINETS.—Baw Biver, Oonversville, Lower Tal
ley, Hope, Staffordvllle, Converse and Hyde, Convene
Bn., A Co., nhaw nrg. Co.
KENTUCKY JEANS.—Hodman, Myrtle, Gold Medal.
DOMET FLANNELS.—WILLIAMS’S Angola, Sax
ony, Merino, mid other atylea:
LONSDALE Nankeen, and Colored Oambrioi.
PLAID LINSEYS. COTTONADES, Ao. IfeM-Sm
HEUSBNER,
& CO..
IMPORTERS OF
CLOTHS, DOESKINS, CASSIMERES,
Ao,, jtCi|
OFFER THEIR TERY LARGE STOCK OF
CLOTHS, DOESKINS.&C.,
or the.a celebrated Hanufaeturere
ERCKENS, (Little Ticket;)
JOHANNY, SEVERS, A SCHMIDT, (S. A M.,)
Ana many others, at
CONSIDERABLY REDUCED PRICES.
No 300 CHESTNUT STREET.
QaEPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS, AND MATTINGS.
WOLFE & ao.,
COMMISSION MEBOHANTS,
Mo. 133 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Mr A full aseortmont of PhUadelphla-mad. Oarpete
always in Store. apl-lm
gHIPLEXp;, HAZARD, &
HUTCHINSON,
Mo. 114 CHESTNUT STREET,
COMMISSION MERCHANT 8
FOR THB SALS OP
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS.
mbit* 3m
Desks, fcHow cases, office
■ltd Sd 00l Furniture, for sale and mad* to «nW.
bMHH, 732 MARKET Street. ap!9-2t»
PORT WINKS.— 5 half pipes, 60 quar
ter.. 36 octaves. Burgnn ly Porta.
For salt by CHAS. 8. CABBTAIRS.
apif Mo. lid WALNUT St. and 21 GRANITE St.
DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
■VTBW SPRING AND SUMMER
i_V GOODS.
M. 1,. H AIjLO WELL & 00..
93S MARKET and 37 NORTH FOURTH BTB.,
Wholesale Dealers la
SILKS AND f ANCY DRY GOODS)
Desirous of selling off their stock of goods, previous to
removing to th**lr New Store, in
“JAINE’S MARBLE BUILDING,”
CHESTNUT STRUTT,
Offer for the remainder of the season, at Wholesale only,
their A 3 TRACTIVE STOCK of recently-purchased
DRESS GOODS,
At prices generally much under
“ COST OF IMPORTATION.
They will also offer, at
LOW PRICES,
A well-wlecU'd Mucrtmpiit of other goods In their line,
many or which will be sold at a
GREAT SACRIFICE.
ap!9-tr
1862. spbino. 1862 .
W- S. STEWART & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
SILKS AND FANCY DRESS GOODS,
itO. SOS IB A BIT Ml STUBS*.
Now in store,
POULT DE SOIL,
All Shades.
BLACK AND WHITE CHECKS,
In SILKS and OTHER FABRICS.
ALSO, A TULL LINK OF
CLOAKING CLOTHS, PLAIDS, STRIFES,
And deiurable
PLAIN COLORS.
ap!7
jyjEW SPRING IMPORTATIONS
o r
MEN AND BOYS’ WEAR.
Including Goods suited for
MILITARY PURPOSES.
Now in Store,
NO. 631 CHESTNUT STREET,
And for Sale by
DE COURSEY, LAFOURCADE, & CO.
txih2o-lm
Y AJ*H,GIIJLMOItL2 # & o</n
Nos. 617 CHESTNUT and 614 JAYNE Streets.
Have now open their
SPRING IMPORTATION
OS SILK AMD FANCY
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, WHITE
GOODS,
LINENS, EMBROIDERIES, &o.
Bought in Europe; by one of the Arm.
To which the attention of the trade Is particularly In*
died. fe2l-2m
JELLING OFF;
WHOLESALE STOCK AT RETAIL.
BILK YKHTING3, formerly *3 00, now 82.00.
MARSEILLES, “ 8150, now 81.00,
CaSSIMEBES for men’s wear, and ladies’ Cloftko,
25 per cent, under former prices, Ac., Ac.
A. H. GIBBS,
mh26-lm 631 MABKET STBEKT, Dp stairs.
gIBLEY MOLTEN, &
WOODRUFF,
IMPOBTEBS AND JOBBEBS OF
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS,
No. 531 MARKET ST BEET,
hre now opening and daily receiving a new and
CHOICE STOCK
9F
SILKS. DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS and EMBROIDERIES,
SHAWLS, RIBBONS, GLOVEa, MITTS, &0
They respectfully coll the attention of buyers gene
rally. rnlt2s-lm
SEWISG MACHINES
SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE.—
Only $6O for an eltgaot, new, fuSl-cased Wheeler A
Wilson $BO Sewing Machine, with heminer, warranted
one year. Only $35 for a handsome new Shuttle Ma
chine, FinkltjA Lyon, usual price $7O; fine finish, been
need one month. Only 835 for a new 3-Btitoh Sowing
Machine, worth $f 0, hemmera complete, at the WIL
LIAMS & ORYIS $25 Family Sewiug Machine Office,
S E. corner ol EIGHTH and CHESTNUT.
TnOS. J. BYLES, Agent.
Alan, one new Ladd A Webster Machine at $2O below
east. &&18-3t#
& WILSON
SEWING MACHINES,
628 CHESTNUT STREET,
mtril-Sm
GENTS* FURNISHING GOODS.
Q.EORGE GRANT,
MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 610 CHESTNUT STREET.
mb2o'3m
JU.ANNEL OVER-SHIRTS
FOR THE ARMY.
FINE SHIRTS.
COLLARS, STOCKS, AND
WRAPP E R S.
Manufactured at
W. W. KNIGHT’S.
NO. 606 ARCH BTBEET.
ffgr A full line of
TIES. SCARFS, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS,
HOSIERY, AND UNDERCLOTHING,
Always on hand. mhs 3mif
Fine shirt manufactory.
The subscriber would Invite attention to hie
IMFBOYXD GUT OF BSISTSi
b Which he makes a specialty in hie business. Also, eon-
Wtly receiving
NOVELTIES FOB GENTLEMEN’S WEAR-
J. W. SCOTT.
GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING STORM,
Bi. 814 CBSSTNVT SI'RKS T,
jaS-tf Four doom below the Continental,
AGRICULTURAL.
m graham, emlen, & pass.
-E MORE,
627 MARKET STREET,
SOLE AGENTS FOR
WOOD’S LITTLE MOWER
AND
THE LITTLE GIANT MOWER.
There Machines are unsurpassed for lightness of
draugl t, efficiency, durability, and cheapness.
ap!9-6t* PRICE, $B5
ASPARAGUS ROOTS, RHU
-2£ BABB Boots, Early Seed Potatoes, rieed Corn in
variety, for sale by
DAVID LANDRETH & SON,
Implement and Seed Warehouse,
It* Nos. 21 and 23 South SIXTH Street.
SfcTRAWbERRY PLANTS.—
Now is the best season for planting; the Trfomphe
de Gand and Wilson’s Albany Seedling are the best varie
ties. Fresh Plants constantly on hand.
H. A. DBEER,
It# 927 CHESTNUT Street
fjjt FLOWEtI SEEDS.— Twenty-five
«£» varieties Freebloomera, with directions, tor One
Dollar: also forwarded by mail without additional
charge. H- A. DREER,
It# 32? CHESTNUT Street.
9H VEGETABLE SEEDS.—A full
«£* supply of the best varieties. Also, Early Potatoes,
Onion Feta, Asparagus and Rhubarb Roots, Cabbage
Plants* Aoi Hi A* DBEER,
Rh* 327 OYTRSTNUT Street,
GARDEN VASES.—Ornamental
Terra Cotta Garden Vases, warranted to stand the
wvatfaer in mr fiimnto, These ykkb are made in bomi
tiful designs, and all sizes, from 1 foot to 3 feet high,
with a variety of pedestals, round aud square, from 1
foot to 4 feet high. No decorations add so much to the
natural beauties of a Garden, and at so little cost, ns a
few Vases filled with flowering plants. Illustrated Cata-
sent bj null oo Application'
< 8. A. BARBIBON,
aplS-tf 1010 CHESTNUT Street.
Eastern market dininh
BFfeTAVRANT, FIFTH STREET, ABOVE
CHESTNUT* OPPOSITE SMITH’S BBEWEIiY.
This establishment liaviog been refitted regardless of
expense, is now ready to serve its patrons with break
fast, dinner, and eupper at moderato charges, combined
with the best tbo market affords, (and only the best.)
The bar is turuihbed with the choicest liquors aud
cigju i j in short* the Eastern Market Dining Restaurant
is tfaemax’mum of Philadel pliia.
The subset Ibere respectfully solicit the patronage of
their friends and the public
P B.—Free Lunch from 10# to 12 o’clock.
L. HOPKINS, ) „ ..
spl7-1m T. FIT/GIBUON, \ Proi,rietorai
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NOON, at 2 o'clock. By order of
ep!B 2t* Captain FRANCIS J. KBFFEB.
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P|U S EES.
Messrs. EVANS & WATSON,
Gentlemen: On SATURDAY MORNING.Iast* the
22d inst., the entire Woollen Manufactory belonging to
the Estate of LEWIS POSTER, decettrf, wfts burot to
the ground. Sometime ago they purchased one of your
SAFES, at a Sheriff s Sale, somewhere in your aity, and
placed it in the second Htory of tho factorfi .Vtece-rt waa
expoeed to an intense heat; so much so tbat it melted the
knob and plate off of it. After the S A.FE :wae.:o the fire
for ft number of hours, it was taken fromi the mint.
cooled off and opened, when the Books,.Deeds, Bank
Notes, and other Papers—in short everythin© the SAFE
cofatilh&d—waa found in & perfect atataofi preservation.
apl9-stnth6t
LILLIE'S SAFE MFOT i&Jfi
■SfL’MOVED to No. 21 South SfiVBNTH Street, neat
the Franklin Institute.
The undersigned, thankful for past Savors, and bain*
totonniim! t? fstur? Pft?roaM»i fees rnand m
elegant and couvenleni store, and baa now on band i
large assortment of Lillie’s Celebrated Wrought and
Cfcilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Safee, (tho only
Btsictly fire and burglar proof safes made.) Also, LilUe’i
Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Locks.
Li!Me’> B»pk Vault Door. bb4 will furnlgbci
to order on short notice. This Is the strongest, bast pro
tected, and cheapest Door and Lock yet offered.
Also, particular attention is celled to Lillie’s Ne*
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, Ac. This Safe Is cob*
ceded to surpass in style and elegance anything yet of
fered for this purpose, and Settee only one that is striotlj
fire iHi bnrglU
Bpecial Notion.—l have now on hand ray twenty of
Farrel, Herring, A Co ’s Safes, most of them nearly new
and some forty of other makers, comprising a complete
assortment as to sizes, and all lately exchanged for the
now celebrated Lillie Safe. They will be sold at very
iow prices. Hmm mU mml mamine.
Ja2s-lyif . M. 0. SADLER, Agent
Bn EVANS & WATSON’S
H salamander safer
STORE,
16 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
A lug" VWletj of FIRE-PROOF SAFES dngi oi
hand - ' •-
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J. H. MIOHENER * Co.,
GENERAL PROVISION DIALERS,
And enren of the celelirlrtri
“EXCELSIOR”
SUGAR-CURED HAMS,
Nos. 142 and 144 North FRONT Street,
Between Arch <ra£ Race Philadelphia.
The justly*celebrated “EXCRLBIOR” HAMS are
cured by J, H. M. A Co., (in a style peculiar to them
selves,) «xpruily for FAMILY USB 5 are of delicious
flavor > froa from th« unpleasant taafte of ult, and an>
pronounced by epicures superior to any now offered
for sale. apl-3m
T?BESH ROLL BUTTER, EGGS, &0.,
X: rwvived awiv »t 8. Z. OOTTWAIIB'. No SU
SPRING GARDEN nort. mUI-tf
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
IN TH' E
AT RICHMOND'
LIEUTENANT WILLIAM’ C. HARRIS,
CONTENTS.
PREFACE
GEORGE W. CHILDS,
A BOOK ABOUT DOCTORS.
THE SUTHERLANDS,
SAFES.
Betueuem, March 26,. 1862^
Your" respectfully,.
“EXCELSIOR” HAMS
ARE THE BEST IN
THE WORLD.
CELEBRATION.
FIRST ANNIVKBBABY
or tii
FIRBT REGIMENT INFANTRY RESERVE
bßlgapr,
SATURDAY APRIL 19, 1862,
AT TftK
ACADEMY Of MUSIC.
PROCEEDS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SICK
AND WOUNDED VOLUNTEER?.
ORATION, by the Rev. KINGSTON GODDARD,
D. D.
Reading of a PATRIOTIC POEM, by S. It. OLEVE.
LAND, EWI
A MILITARY BAND OF THIRTY PERFOJVMEBS,
niMl.r tbe direction of CARL SENTS?:-
And REGIMENTAL DRUM CORPS.
PART FIRST
No. I. First Infantry Quick Step ...Htfcd.
2. Operatic Selection , ~«.Batid.
Urnlloni br Kcy, Kingston Di Hi
4. filar Spangled Banner...
b. Reading of T. Buchanan Read’s Poem,
*♦ Onr Defftiide/s,” by 8. M. Cleveland,
Esq.
ft. Hail Columbia,.,, Banff.**
72te Regimental Drum Corgi; under the dii-sctton of'
Itgfcw&ncton Drnm Major B. G. 8. WILKS, will bail
the feOowfng calls:
Brunner's Call; Assemblyj-Cowmecrce Firing; Cease
Firing Adjutant's Galt; Dress Parade.
No, 1. Grand March..., Band.
2. Operatic Selection—*:*. Lombard/.......... Rand.
& Overt3re-"-te Boi D*Yoitot. Band.
4. Waltzes,. .Band.
&. Quick March..... , Bud.
6. Fih&!d.
Deeyropen at 7-Vctock. Corns* once - at 6 o'clock.
Carriages will set down sauth, take up north.
Curtly of Rdmitftfom FIFTY GENTS EACH' cut b«
obtaini! *of tlift ffellAirfeff named gMt «nen:
Captaht ffkirge \V. Briggs, Recelya? of Taxes’ Office,
Sixth anff Cbestmlt streets.
Captain S'. Boss ClarhV23o’Dbck atrfcat.
Captain jaecb Lo«ties«lager, 1217 GKuftmt itfeet,
.'Cehcert Ua!l
Adjutant Jbseph F. Fon? f 'l27‘ Shutb Fourth street.
Quartermaster Albert B. Foering*, 113"' 2?orth Socond
rJVrct.
LientfDßLt Cl'i'ftrlAß Ffrnaldf 25 South Sf.ith’stfooti
?riTttfr Pugh Madeira, n& 'Amih Tenth strofit*
Or of any munhur of tile Regiment,
gj*' Cards of adhesion will sot be sold attlis Acade
my aplB-2t
American academy oF-mu
-820.
EAkTEB ArONPftY E VEN7NG; April : 21 JtV
MAia nASSLE3t»S'
f <RiND'
HUBfJM'IIUUL
ANb*
Admit sioc fifty cents. No extra charge for reSorvoff
gents
The full in the morhlng’papem
ofMobdw.
TUfKS- JOHN DREW >8
i.T± ARCH-STREET THEATRE.
Acting Stage Manager .*W. 3. FREDERICK®.
jßiuinenp Asront anJ Treaahrer..... .J 69 6. MPRPHT
fourth —F.rdliVY-A'tßtii ot'
JOHN DREW. JOHN DBSWc
TO-NIGHT. AFRIL lBB2i*
Sixteenth night of the uew dracTb of
ÜBOHOffßErft'ft-Bi’LHOOK,
Andy Bonlahan, the Foster Brother,,,, Hr, John Drew*
To conclude with the farm of
Dennis O’Glib
Prerions to the draiwv
uTWO OAK 1 PLAV AT'TIfAiP OAUU.”
Beats can be secured foi* Mr. Jdlin t)rew*s represents
tions three days in advance Doora open at 7
performance commences at 1% prectoeljr.
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE —
NINTH and WALNUT Streets
Sole tieaeee.
THIS SATURDAY EVENING. APRJL : 19,‘1863
T>e peifoymacce will comment with tbo drama entitl&i'
yicioßT^E,
sites Charlotte
Mr. J,U‘Wright..
_ -Mrs. Anna Cowell.
Concluding with ti e t*:srce entitled
HLASHBII AUIi I'ltiUflßtt ! '
Sflwpsoti Slaeher Mr*. Vmlng -Bowert.
Bob* .-.•MifcsPtirrj.
Tjctorine,
Bfonsienr de St. Alexandre
Pbiobb—6o. 76, and• 536 cents; Private Boxes,
SS and S 3, according to their locale.
poors open at 7 o’ctock To ffi,
fa MEKICAN ACA DB4IF OF
J&> MUSIC.
BENEFIT OK ATTACHES *
A &XAND VOCAL COIWSttT;
*a& ihs direction of-PROFESSOR FISCHER.
9N MONDAY EVENING, APRIL*2B,*IB62.'
Binds tickets 2£ cents; secured seats 10 c*»nt4 extra.
Bnaro.Dce open three d*ys In Advance- Solh.^Sth.and 1
28th of April—froai 9 A. M. to. I P. M.
Tickets and secured seats can now be h*d,afc-the fpi*
iovriop Mr. J. K f Gould*, l»tje ft v,'A.iher» aud l
Mr..3i>.*y’s» at Continental Hotel. nrliMitatti-7t
W. C. H.
Continental thbatsa
andtber new drama::”
A DECIDED TUT
T(3*NI&HT t AND EVERY NICSSi*
until'farther Betice, will be presented thfc entirely*
new three-act
IRISH DRAMA!
cntitN
“THIS UTAC.VRTTIY j” 08, THE PBEP O’ PAX
The Olacorthy ..Mr J. T> 'Studley.
The Babiy KrtO* HiDo;
Nelly Brady Miss Joonio’Parktjr,
QMJJ OONOKRT ANU &A&W
UIVfeK liY THU
The Mouagts3 beg leave to auuoiuice that the above
fntiTtaiii'jii'Dt will lie tbcir last otic for this bumdiii and*
that, ib they will endeavor to make it one of
the pleoeautebf and most ruchwche
J. H. Camp, M. Kaiser, P. Baltr.. H. Nuss, -.W. Wal—
defter, J\ B. Flues, F Romberg, R T. Schmidt
Tickets ab4>2v»dj»ittiijg one gentleman and two ladies,
cad be procured of fflt&prs. Ptnt-CB <£ btrrli WnnKerorNo,
30 South Third street; Mr. 3. B Camp, No. 130-Nttrtbu
Stventh street; Mr. Peter Balrz, No. 682 North Thirdi
streetMb L-Benkert, No. 716 Chestnut Htroc t; Mr 1 . 9fi
Kaiw-r. No 18tt South Eighth street; Mr R. T. ttchmidt,..
No. 126 North Third street. apl3 2r
BUILDINGS.
Now In ite
FIFTH SUCCESSFUL WEEK.
The «* Monitor” will be rbown at every perfarmaqom
HERR ENGELKE’B ORCHESTRA
WEDNESDAT and SATURDAY AFTBBNOOGIff,
And Briscoe’ii Quartette every evening.
Admiseion 26 cents* Six tickets, sl* Children, 19*
cents
Commence, evening? at 8 o’clock; afternoons 3. apl&44>
STEKROSCOPTICOt’ S OF TH-E-Rfi
-9SLLI&K, fur public vlewabf all Um*
prominent Battles, Incidents, and Mea. Fall pi iced aud
illustrated catalogues sent tree, by
JAMES W. QUEEN A 00.*
Optician'*,
aidl>lm No. 924 CHESTNUT fitreeh PhiladelpMOi
Germania orchestra.
CARL SENTE, Conductor.
PUBLIC REHEARSALS every SATURDAY, at 3U
9’ciock p f m,j attfe? fy## SAhb,
Package ®f Bight Tickets, $1 ] Single Tickei9r2s cto,
To-be bad at Andre’s, 1104 Chestnut street, J. ; E> Gould’s*
Seventh and Chestnut, and at the door of tie Hall. oc2B-tF
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
THE FIND ARTS U how cloeed, b-ul.vrill reopea
on MONDAY, the2Bth inuK apBtotf
YVTANTEP —A joung nKii , vri'li' a*
f V fair knowledge of the DRUG BUSINESS, to go
to Franklin Co., Pa.; or someone to buy a half, interest to.
a store of DRUG* and GROCLHIEB comUiued. Capi
tal required for lauer, about 8800. Address 0„ Box.
1Q66 Philadelphia Post Offins. apl9i3t*
WANTED Canvassings Agents.—
“Death Bed of John Wesley ; duo Engraving,
\YM SMITH, PuhLehar,
ltf TWfouth TBJRPtSIrMfc
« UNITED STATES MARINES.—
Wanted, for the United States Marine Corps, few
sea service aboard of men-of-war, SEVERAL HUN
»»SP d«LB-BOPIBP MBP, lr»K>'Wß lkf> am
of eighteen anC tony years. Young men from-the-oo un
try not lees than 6 feet inches high, who-shall pas
the medical examination, end euhat, will receive three
cent* per mile for the distance travelled in comluK to tten
Rendezvous, at 311 South FRONT Street- below 9pruoe,
Philadelphia! or at 108 MARKET Str&ati. Wllmlojitotes
Delaware. All other information that may be re-
Quired will be given. JAMES LEWIS* Captain,
apB-12t and Becruitiug < >fficer.
DEPUTY QUAiITERMAS
SSe TBBGBHKBAb'B OFFICE,
pbilai>rlpu!4. April, 3> 1892.
W’ANTFD IMMEDIATELY—VesseIs, to load wfefc
Coal for Fort Monroe, Ya. Ak BOYD,
ap4-tf Captain aud A. Q. M.
DEPUTY, Q.JJAtSffiftMAS
aSSTER GENERAL’S OFFICE)
April 3,.1008.
WANTED IMMEDIAI ELY—Yessela- to load, wltte
Coal for Alexandria, Ya. A BOYDy
ep4-tf Captain :uid-A. Qv M,
gb TO on
KIIMAIN Street, near Church laae, now Mill street.—
Tlirte rooms Srei Hsor j S-chMsberu-j; butb, hot and cold
water; all modvrn front yard* aodUwn
well tliaded. laafllre at the Cettageback. aplio-3t*3|
J. IS. KNAUBB.
TO LET-=VYHABE AND LARGE
SHED, Bailable for a coal' wbirf, on
avenue neax Laurel street, Eighteenth, Ward). Imytire of
A. & B. Av LANDELL,
apl7.6t=ANos-110 or IC4QN» DELAWARE Avenna,
|«i TO’ LET.—Largo HtMISE and
Bim premises, No. ISO. BAGE Stroefc Hfouii mntwar
for a Manufactory. _ IL ttAYS,
apl2‘-12tv 210 North THIRTEENTH Street.
/«I,VV>YYYYYYWIOfYVVVYV>Yk>>YVVkV*WI»VVVk>VVVI
IBjOAEJ) WANTED, by a gentleman,
Jtfcia a respecteble, sioaU family, between
Third ant) and Chestnut and Pis*. Any gentle
man or. widow lady havmg spare room can address
“RpBW AgwiW” natil 12 o’olooki Toosdaji April let
Philadelphia P, O. . , aMI
QAB'fiON •
The urolb earned reputation of
FAIRBANKS’ SCALES
Has induced the uskers of imperfsot balances to offer
them as “FAIRBANKS’ SCALES,” and purchasers
have thereby, In many instances, been subjected to fraud
and imposition. FAIRBANKS’ SCALES are manufao
*<“«* ®s!f ‘fe? ?FlBiati lamtorii Bi STi FAIR
BANKS & CO., and are adapted to wrenr branch of the
buaine.i, where a correct aud durable Scale. Is ramlrod.
FAIRBANKS & EWING,
dmer^
aplO-tf MASONIC HALL, Tl 3 CHESTNUT, S 3.
gHUSHES
BLACK SMITHS’ BELLOWS,
KEMBLE & VAN HORN.
St. 381 MARKET fhrwti PbH*4§
HOUSE RADISH.—Pnie I uok Island
HorM Bmdiihi prepared for family uee, in pint
and hair.pint tattles, for tale to the trade by
BHODBB A WILLIAMS,
“ 10T &OUUL WATKB Mi
rjIRY HOMEII & EON’S celebrated
1. Green and Black TEAS. Btore«, SEVENTH »ni
NOBLE ud SIXTH unci WOOD N. B—We are Juit
In reoelnl 01 b lot of dellcioua 0-ilong, or th.<
in Savor.
AMUSEMENTS,
PROGRAMME
YJrtrr &*4C 05*17,
THE Sr^MESE'TWIfcS/
MBS. M. A. GARRBTTfIOH.
MJ%NNERCHOK VOCAL SOCIETY,*
ON APRIL 28th. 1802, at thk
MUSICAL FUND lULL.
THE EXHIBIT lON OF THE DAY.
INDIA,
Al»»> VHX GRBAT BErOY REBELLION^
WANTS.
FOR SALE AMI) TO LET,
BOAKDINU.
John Ifrftir,-