ARRIVALS AT TILE HOTELS,
Ur TO 12 o'cLOcs LAST NIGHT.
lath and Chestnut.
Dr.T Deane, Boston
It II Wellington, Baltimore
W 0 Davey & la, Jersey City
W li Trott, New York
Win Wad, New York
Win N Marcus, New York
C V Culver, Penne
C Booboo, Harrisburg
O E Sloss, California
Allison, Ohio
Jag Edmond, BoAtou
Jas Huy, New York •
A R Potts, Wash, D C
J (fipple, Jr, Pror. RI
Miss Swaim, Now Haven
Mrs E D Vinton, N Haven
Mrs Williams, Readin
Mrs Seitertnerhoro, N g_
York
Uls.Seltormorhorn, N York
F A Schormerhorn, N York
H A Schermorhorn i N York
D Brigham, New lark
F Jenkins, Boston
Houdrick, Carbondale •
Mrs Wm Wnrts,Carhoudide
L INnstelp, New York
S S Visitor, Now York
W W Miller & w,Wheoling
.1 Whitney, Wisconsin
J It Bruinger, Jr, & w, Pa
MoCamiloy, Penua
P Higgins, Boston
W D Walbridgo, Detroit
K N Reed, Detroit
S S Blanchord & w, Boston
C C Lilienthal, Now York
W Paulsen, New York(
N Kingsley Conn
W Orlr wolkllartford
Talcot t.,_New Haven
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3 W Stordur, Cherokee N .
S P Patterson, Now York
11 Rim Now York
F P Way, New York
W H Flitcraft, Philada
0 Harrison, Now York
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O W Carleton, Mass
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J Belly & wf, Obio
j Lloyd & w f St Louis
S liochler. Williamsport
W Poulson, Baltimore
j c liockh ill & In, Phihula . 1
w A Wheeler, New York.
Wolf, Prov, U I
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H Leond, New York
A II Cross, Penult
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k Coletunu, West'rroy
tga Corter, Jr, St AV r, Blaine
Carter, Multi°
5 Hurlbut, Lee, Blass
jsp Merwi, 8 A
s McMul n
len, Brooklyn
itoPkinson, 11 S 41
S Crook, Baltimore
0 Bilknori Brooklyn
y Bound, Harrisburg
jss C Brown, ilarriebura
Wai Henry, Beaver co, Pa
j lildAnc, Indiana
.1 r Bond, Poona
6 A moton, Now York
)t* H Hold , e, St Paul
fl II Oakes, St Peal
.1 N volmornoll, New York
C Holm , m, Wash
11 E
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0 Hoyt, New York
0 11 Crooke, New York
j }an & la, Now York
j McCook, Hartford, Ct
W e ' Sheldon. Ilartforil,Ct
jp Ballf r, Hartford, C 4 t
c Southwick, Now York
Jkoberts, Now York
c 0 Simpson, New York
Babcock, New Haven
J Babcock, New Haven
Br I, Bradley, Boated ,
C II ?duffle, Penna.
A Aiorrb , , Delawitre•
L lielfenstein, Pottstille
twat, below 'Muth.
C White & la, Connecticut
Ms' , Lovejoy, Connecticut
1 .1 Msling, Indianapolis
Martin Luther, Reading
P A I Heckle, Philadelphia
II W Hager, Laucaater
C McLovell, Harrisburg'
11 Hantliton, Hun tlntolon co
Mrs 11 Hamilton, Itnerdon
Miss J Hanillton, Hunt'don
Z Rowland, Baltimore
.1' 13 Montgomery
Hun 0 V Law rence,llarrlab'g
Hou S Fuller, Harrisburg
Col II Whit°
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• paves, Odessa, Doi
Arm poll:, Odessa, Bel
tv Mintzer
M Dutigrldge. Virginia
.10 Graham, Wilmington
• P Lord, min gton
tCleadening Frank thrd
N Al!tchell, Philadelphia
W Acton, Salem, J
• 0 1,p1115, Philadelphia
Carl Harvey Beyer, N
Mr, Form
& hi, St Louts
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j,,bn Mortimer
p Fsandere & In, Coon
TA Wiley, Baltimore
p n . s KiSsala, New York
Nlf.; Gertrude, Now York
311 , s II Gertrude, Now York
C Guilden, Purt Clinton
II Minton, Wost Chestbr
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pr .1 Moore, Pennsylvania
Wm Blanchard, New York
Tir Jameson & In, N York
XX Hopson, Jersey City
• Nnttne, Jersey City
.IColity, New York
Merohauts . —Pouril
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CAA W H Crawford, Va.
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Cummings, Bollefonte
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'Howard Idmonti., Pa
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:as Healer, Douglassville
Bon J Ryon, Pottsville
B Deacon, Mt Holly; N J
coi Win Lilly, Penn ilaven
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A 0 Brodhead, hi Chunk 1
street, above Filth.
A C HouHugs, New Jersey
Bobt Du }Jots, Now Jersey
H W 'Tertian, N Jersey
Deo Cunningham, N York
Win Ward, New York
T R Cullln, Mauch Chunk
F .1 Posey. Hagerstown
W Duncan & la, New York
Lt (eo C Mar +hall, Penn's
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i WWII d'r, Pottsville
C Silver, N Hampshire
IC W Beard, U S N
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V Hied, Philadelphia
\V Canning, Philadelphia
'Sadler, IA il, Del
~11 Wiley, Pennsylvania
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SC Masten All Holmes, Worcester •
Gas Smith. Wash, D C John W Hazleton, If Jersey
Gee Webb, Virginia Miss Lizzie Wrlght,N
Yoho Pon Frankrord "rhos Mapes, New lurk
Y. Whipple, Boston 1.1 11 Oarrimou, Now York
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ort. la, NNe Y
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I John Muter, Now Jersey
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Commercial Hotel—Sixth et.. nb. Chestnnt.
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EV Chandler, Marcos Hook las Oa lliner, W Chester
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reet, above Third.
F. WiAs, Baltimore
.1 Etratts.4, Baltimore
C Ellis, Penult
\V T Wagoitsoller, Sel(nu%
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.1 l; itobertx. HOW Jersey
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and Market streets.
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C C Tallman, Holmesbnrg
Thos E Watt, Pittsburg
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1 - Beans, Bucks co 1311 , s F E Feather; Reading
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i Wildman, Yardleyville . W D 'Argo, Pa
,o , heYoung, Allentown H H Smith, Mt Holly, N J
:.,, Price, Delaware
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CAP hekson, Zanesville, 0 J Henke, Baltimore
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SERENADE.
DT THE BART OF TOWER BALL.
the wintry wind is sighing:,
Tn my pensive mint replying,
Nancy, wake from peaceful slumbers,
Wake and bear my plaintive numbers
is.r.—Wide awake I ant, my Jerry;
Wide awake, and yet not merry,
At my window thou Last found me,
With my blauket-shawl around me.
:::.RY.—What! are those thine eyes, my Nancy?
I mistook them in my fancy,
Yor two stars, that take their stattou
In some brilliant constellation.
Z this Inclement season
Clouds thloceyeAight or thy reason,
Haste and to thy bed betake thee,
Lest :,cone fearful ague shake thee
::!.:;T.—night air, tiniest, cannot harm me,
Nor can ague flt+ alarm me;
Warmed by clothes from Bennett's Tower,
I defy the season's power,
Ko• y.-1( Torrit ILti.t. supplies thy clothing,
Thou neee'st be stfratirl of nothing,
Sing, my love, and I will listen
'Till the stars shall cease to glisten.
T • relieve our employees from unnecemary confine-
L. 41,4 during the dull reason, our store will be closed,
mni further notice, at C o'clock P. ;if., except on Bator_
d. 4 4, IT hell it will bo open until 10 P. 3L, as usual.
ttr at:!•ortinent of Winter Clothing is the largest and
complete in Philo dolphin.
I'`WER HALL, ns MAIIKET Street, Philadelphia.
BENNETT & CO.
IR-1 GEORGE STECE'S
P 17,11
II:MITABLE, PIANO FORTES, Glands and Sqnares,
of rapidly taking precedence of all others for their
N•trer, evenness of touch, and pure quality of tone. None
1.141 d, purchase without examining them closely.
tit most eminent teachers are almost daily selecting
Price; to suit the times.
all ta th .10t
J. E. GOULD,
SEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
4i Lang Diseases eared by McCO VS BRONCHIAL
?AM. To be bed at No. 1234 COATES Street, and all
' r uggiill. Price all rents. Jalo-3t*
A REAL REml. DY.
BEANDRETH'S PILLS,
These Pill,. expel the principle of disease and increase
1 `Principle of life. Dr. Lull, of Potsdam, who has used
1:q; twenty years in his practice, says, "They are a
I•tttabte compound, which invigorate, cleanse, and
Itfr the blood, correct and regulate all the secretions;
1 • hr purgation, discharge the whole mass of morbid
Ur? from the system without reducing the strength."
of are admitted to he the best purgative and anti
4vits tuedicine ; and have not their equal for rheum'',
colds, coughs, asthma, etc., etc., and as purifiers
sweeteners of the blood they are without a rival.
STATEMENT OF CAPTAIN BULMER,
This December 4,11.
yelled States Blurt ue At tiflery, at Newhern, N. C., says
his ',mud lieutenant, Charles R. Doane, was st
aked with typhoid fever t hat he continued to grow
"try, an d was given up by the doctors, who had been
table to open his bowel... Captain Balmer concluded
:r a dose of Brandreth's PHI., a medicine which he
4 used from his childhood. He gave seven over
ftt.and requested the nurse to give seven more In
morning. The c Wert was thorough; the delirium
.1444 off. and the young lieutenant tvas easy, and evi
-44.ir MUM better; in the evening he was able to get
Bo took the pill' a few (lays, continuing to Im
!,w.and the typhoid fever was cured. He was then
.!nted with fever and ague.' Again the pills were re
t-.l' and they enrol hi. fever and ague also. In a
t ears he W 39 fully tvet.wetl to health.
anon the surgeon general to see to It that a sup
lhandreth's rills are among the medicinal stores.
H. BRANDRETH, M. D.
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Fhaidelplitu by Mr. scrIAEFFER No. 14 North
1 1 11 Street. and T. W. DYOTT .3: O N,
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t.IAM A. BATCHF.LOR'S celebrated Hair Dye
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.'std Black or Drown. leaving the Hair soft and
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i' 4 l . Prevent miarAnatie Mad intermittent fevers.
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,:ttittleated JONES sr CO., 004 MARKET Street.
Hon P DiPenniman, Penna
Hou 1 BPennlmandr,Panna
Hen .f P Vincent, Erie, Pa
Hon R McMurtroc, Blair co
0 W Stevens St la,Baltimore
Hon Simon Cameron
J I. Sheafe, Boston
B Hatfield, Pennsylvania
B Egan, New lock
H Daniels, Baltimore
W Philadelphia
W B Davta, New York
,0 Spear Butler
Ilan Eli Slifer, Harrisburg
street, below Arch.
(i W Cowen, Wash t D
Mamma usetts
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Hon M Strouse, Pottsville
Hon Thom White, Indiana
S W Trimmer,White Haven
Hon J B StarkWilke.barre
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' Miss H Wynkoop, Trenton
Miss Wynkopp,l'routou
Thom M Dee, Uniontown
Mrs M B Priestley, Pa
D A Loomis, NeW York
Edward Beim, Cincinnati
COUODS ! COLDS ! CONSUMPTION! AND TUE
immense amount of human suffering from DISEARES of
the PULMONARY °ROANS, may all ho speedily and
radically retieved by that well-known remedy, Dr. D.
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.
Read the evidence:
A SETTLED COLD AND MUGU CURED.
CIL& R LES 111)(11NTON, of Garden Grove, lowa, writes
I have used your EXPECTORANT in a case of SET
TLED COLD, attended with a COUGH. After omploYing
one of our best physicians, and receiving no benefit, I
tried your EXPECTORANT, which cared me before I
had consumed one bottle of it. I have since used it in
my family for common Colds, and other complaints for_
whichit is recommended, with the same success.
"ONCE MORE LIKE MV FORMER SELF."
Mr. SAMUEL C. DAWsOx; of No. 17.17 Clarion street,
Ph ladelph in. writes;
Some time ago I was attacked with that most fatal di
sense, BRONCHITIS, and finding that it was making sad
havoc with my constitution, I sought the advice of.a
physician, and while under his treatment I must say that
I seemed to regain my wonted strength almost as Quickly
as I lost it. After en Interval of some mouths, however,
I was again prostrated, and, of course, sought my former
remedy; but this time with no good results, although I
gave it a long and patient trial. I next tried Cod Liver
Oil. and this occasionally afforded great relief, but made
no apparent cure. From the Oil I went to perhaps a do
zen other specifics . , warranted to cure, &c.: bat all ailed.
I was at last advised by fl friend to try Dr. Jayne's Ex
pectorant, and the result, I am happy to say, has boon
most astonishing, and I am once moro like my former
self. 'lt will give me great pleasure to recommend your
justly celebrated Expectorant to any ono afflicted with it
Bronchial Complaint.
BEST COIMIT MEDICINE BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
Rev, B, E. Duimax, Pastor of the First 13aplist Church,
•
Camden, N. J., writes:
A few weeks since, while suffering from it very se
vere cold, 1 became so hoarse that it Wag with great diffi
culty I could speak so as to be understood. While iu
this condition your Expectorant not only gave me im
mediate relief, but in three or four days completely cured
my cold; and removed my hoarseness. I, therefore, take
pleasure in recommending the Expectorant as being, in
my-judgment, the best Cough Medicine before the
SPITTING OF BLOOD WITH HECTIC FEVER
A• Witnuto, writing front Wittingen, (iinuover,)
Shortly before Christmas last I gave two bottles of your
Expectorant to a man who was troubled with a very ob
stinate Cough, accompanied by Spitting of Blood and
Hectic Fever, from the combined effects of which he was
becoming rapidly reduced. He had, in compliance with
the advice of a physician in his neighborhood, tried vae
one medicines, without relief, and was not inclined to
look with any favor on the Expectorant. However, hav
ing persuaded him to take the two bottles home with
him, I was much pleased to hear, after the lapse of a week
or ten days, that my friend had entirely recovered, and I
have since received a visit from him, during which he
spoke emphatically in praise of the Expectorant, and re
turned his thanks for my exertions in causing him to
give it a trial.
IMMEDfATE AND PERMANENT RELIEF
Mrs. J. 11.1limmt, ()ISt. Johns vine, Montgomery county,
New York, writes:
My little daughter,•aged ten .years, has always been
subject to Cold, producing Croup, Congestion, Inflamma
tion of the Lungs, or a severe, protracted Cough. Tour
Expectorant is the only medicine that over gave her im
mediate and permanent relief. I have tried other Lung
Remedies, but they proved useless, and a resort to your
Expectorant was the only means of cure.
THOUGHT TIE COULD NOT LIVE
Mr, T. Punissox, of Utica, Clark county, Indiana,
writes:
I have been afflicted for fifteen years, with an obstinate
and severe Cough, which prevented me from doing any
work that required much exertion. I was so minced
hat my friends thought I could not live. I tried many
medicines. but stopped taking them through despair of
being any better. Fortunately. I commenced using Dr.
Jnyne's Expectorant, two bottles of which rid me of
my Corgi'. lamin my fifty-ninth year, and during the
past harvest I did a good day's work in the field.
A VIOLENT COUGH OF LONG CONTINUANCE
Mr. ALFinn) A. Fonn, of Milton, Nova Scotin, writes
During the winter of .!FOI6I, I contracted a violent
cough, which, from its long continuance, was thought by
many of My friends to indicate consumption. While in
this condition, I obtnined,throngh the persuasion of Mrs.
D. O. Claskill, of this place, a bottle of your Expectorant,
and having taken the same according to your directions,
I Was soon greatly relieved; and eventually cored, and
my health has teen excellent over since. From my own
experience, therefore, I cheerfully recommend it to all
sufferers from pulmonary consumption.
VALHADLE TEITIMONT rßom CHINA.
Rey. I J. ROBERTA, the well-known Chinese mission
ary, writ - lug frum Canton, under date of June 25, 136?,
says,
I And the Expectorant a very valuable Medicine—in
deed, I cannot do ivitbnat if; on account of a &Irani;
Breast Complaint, which has troubled me more or less
for several years past; and which originated from my
preaching too loud and long in the open air. The EX
PECTORANT always eases the pain and quiets the
symptoms, a n d, were it not for the requirements of my vo
cation, I believe would have ere this effected a permanent
cure.
"I GAVE UP ALL }TOPES .OF GETTING WELL."
Mr. DAcTEL E. LEE, of Tuckahoe, Cape May county, N.
writes:
For the last nineteen years, I have been more or less
'afflicted with a Cough and difficulty of breathing.
About fire years ago my cough became so severe that I
gave up all hopes of getting well, as everything I used
afforded no ease.
Your agents, Shoemaker & Steelman, sent me a bottle
of your EXPECTORANT, which gave me immediate re
lief. By the time I had Ivied the second bottle, I was so
much restored as to be able to attend to my daily labor,
and with more ease than before. Since that time, we
have used your other medicines in the family with com
plete success.
COUGHS AND COLDS PROMPTLY RELIEVED.
Lieutenant Lik It 3 WAGNER. Company D, SSth Regiment
(McLean's) writes from Alexandria:
During all the time we have been in the. service, near
ly fonr months, but one of our company has been sick
enough to be placed in the hospital. Our surgeons have
often spoken of this, and attribute the unusually healthy
condition of the men to the use of Dr. D. Jayne's MEDI
CINES.
The EXPECTORANT has been much sought after in
cases of Coughs, Colds, &c., and has always afforded
prompt relief, while the CARMINATIVE BALSAM has
operated like a charm in all cases of looseness of the
bowels, diarthcea, &c,—diseases to which soldiers are
particularly. exposed, from the frequent changes of
water.
We are convinced, therefore, that much suffering would
be prevented, and many lives saved, if every company
in the army were provided with a small supply of Your
medicine, similar to the one furnished us.
Prepared only by Dr. D. JATNE & SON, No. 242,
CHESTNUT Street. Ja7-ws2t
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LEATITT—ALLIBONE.—At Grace Church, Pember
ton, N. J., on the Sth instant, by the Rev. Wellington
Fergus, Charles W. Leavitt, of Philadelphia, to Sarah,
daughter of ,Thomas Idlibone, - Paq. No cards. •
CLARKSCN—WALKER.—On the evening of the Silt
instant, by the Rev. Charles D. Cooper. assisted by the
Rev. Dr. Muhleuberg, of New York, Samuel Clarkson
and Virenht, daughter of the late Wm. W. Walker. *
LIPPER—HAMBURGRR.—On the 7th Lustl7l3 , theßev.
Hamburger.
NuMorals, Mr. M. W. Lipper to Miss Clara
NO cards sent. Residence 117 New street.
HAWKSWORTH.—In Washington City, January 6,
1F433. from wounds received at the battle of Fredericks
burg, Va., Thomas Ilawksworth, major of the 6Sth Regi
ment, Peunsylvania Volunteers (Scott Legion.)
The funeral will take place from his late residence,
Godfrey avenue, above Jefferson street, between Fourth
and Fifth, on Sunday at 1 o'clock.
0 ILLINGII AM.—On the oth instant. William H. Gil
lingham, M. D.
His male friends are invited to attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. 127 North Thirteenthstreet on
Tuesday next, )3th inst., at 10 o'clock A. M.
APPLE.—On the Sth inst., lkiwin Apple, in the 44th
year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his
father, in West Chester, on Sunday afternoon, 11th
nt , 3 o 'clock, without further notice. • _
WHITE.—On Tuesday morning January 6th, 1933,
Joel M. White, in the 03d year 6f his age.
The Male friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the Amend from hLs late residence, 1216 Spruce
street, on Monday morning, at 10 o'clock, without further
notice.
KARCHER.—On the Sth last., Mrs. Catharine Karcher,
relict of the late Daniel Karcher, Sr., aged 6ff years.
Pottsviile, Pa., papers please copy.'
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her late residence, N.
E. corner of Wharton and Sixth street, this (Saturday)
afternoon, the 10th, at 3 o'clock. To proceed to Wharton
street Church vault.
COMLY.—On Fifth-day gvening, the Bth inst. of dip-
Merle: Joseph P., son of S. J. and Emma A. C.Luly, in
the 6th year of his age. •
Funeral from the residence of his parents, No. ILLS
Arch street, on First-day morning, the 11th inst., at Iv;
o'clock. Interment at Laurel Hill. •
.ROWLAND.—Robert Rowland, in the 79th year of his
age. •
The relatives and friends are incited to attend his fu
neral from the residence of his son, Dr. J. Rowland, Ms
dia, on Sunday afternoon next; to meet at the house
I o'clock P. Al.
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MUSLIN AND REVIBRE BOWS; Linen. 3frtil, Tarla.
tan, and Late Collars and Sleeves : wide Hem'd Banditti; ;.
English Crapes and Veils ; REAL 310 HAIRS or Glossy
Alpacas ;Toon de Sole or Mourning Silks; Black and
Purple de Lames; All-wool Black Cashmeres, Merino. 3.,
OTTOMAN POPLINS, Velour Reps, Tamises, Mousse.
Tbibet and Ithutket Long Shawls. &c.
deN MOURNING STORE, 91S CHESTNUT Street.
REV. DR. BRAINERD WIIILL
1: - tr.stels RS DAY Evening . at the UNION VO
LUNTSISIt It F:P ESIIIIENT SALOON, at 7g o'clock. •
'EW JERtys,tx.F:m CHURC H,
CHERRY Street, wes t orrwentietli. 'Divine eer
vire on SUNDAY, id lO3 i o 'clock. Rev. W. 11. BEXADE,
Pa. tor. its,
CI~YSUCI. ON WASHINGTON
SgrAlZE.—.::erileet in this church on TO.HOIt-
RVW yr Es !NG, sit .Mocic• le
EV. DR. BARTIPIE WILL
trParis 11)..iinunow- MO WS I NG,_at 1031 IA War.
in the Tnisertstid. M. E. Church , ELEATENTEL
ahuve Jeffe -.um. • lt.
GRACE CHURCH, . CORNER OF
TW.a r IMO !HURT Strreti,—Divine Aery ice
will be brill tlll4 Clten:b TO-MORROW.RVENING.
This Su-t.: xt 7.'4 e'ri.x.k. Rev. Mr. RICH4RDs. of West
I'hSladclPhiq~: i< r%Pcelcd to Preach." . R.
IMFIRST REFORMED DUTCH
Chn rat, .SEViD;THL and WRING G AUG CI St...
Rev. .10/1:1 11. til:YDAto. lanstor.—Sorvice TO-MOR ROW,
ut In tha two fling, end at 7) o'clock in the ereoinc. •
M. THE REV: DR. BOARD)IAN WILL
rep.sit Preached in his Church lest
Sunday. To.3IOIZROW • MORNING, in the Third It -
form. d Dutch Church, TENTS and FILBERT. Service
at 103; o'clock A. M . .111. v.. Dr:YISID.'R wilt preach in the
afternoon et • ' ' its
A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEET
INH will be held in S. or T. Hall. SECON D
below Queen. en MONDAY Evening next, at 0 clock.
Franklin and Morning Light Divisions, and all friendly
to the cause, aro invited. Able speakers will address the
meeting. 019 J. W. PBTEDS IN, R. S of No: V.
WEEN. OF PRAYER ; 0 1LIKE
closlau inet•cing of the week of prayer will he
held THIS iSaturtlay) AFTER:11001)f, at 3); o'clock, in
the CLIHRCiI OF EPIPILISI , and
FIFTEENTII A:m(4a. The ministers and members of ail
Evangelical ilharcliesi are incited to attend. It*
THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS OF EH
EPISCOPAL CHURCH, (MARLBORO
Street, Abit% 6 , 4 Girard avenue, W ilt ce l e b rat e t b a i r .r wencr .
NCV enth miniver:um on TO-MORROW (Sunday) MORS
INO,J•es commenciag at 10 o'clock. A collection
wilt be made for the benent.of the schooL4. lt•
• THERE WILL BE A MASS MEET
ING held by the colorod citizens of Philadelphia.
ou xviis I NO, .lannary 10,_IStri, at half pmt
o'clock. in the Second Preohyteriau ,Church, sr. *CARY'
Street, for the panto-nor 0 , 4'114. an expression of senti
ment a proving or the Pre.adent's Proclamation in
emancipation the slaves in the States now in rebellion
nyninot the l'ednial ilorernment. The service( of seve
ral Ablo and disthmtbdteit speakers aro engaged in st -
dr o ss the meeting. The public are invited to attend.
Admittatire it cow:, to defray exPellf4oB and publish
the preceedit.a . A. B 2 order of the committee :
AUGUSTUS DORSEY'.
HENRY WINTON,:
II EN It EIA RI(0.1% D.
DANIEL COLL!.
jaID3O And othcrs.
M• REV. D. S. BURNET, OF VINCIN
IIATI, will preach in the Church, MSc.
below Melon, TO-blaltßOW MORNING, at Igg, and in
the EN ening o'clonck. It.
"TILE FINAL GREAT TRIBULA
TION about 7863 t.••• '7ll, in connection with Chri , t's
Ad V( xit."—Rev. M. BAXTER preaches upon this in Zion
Epiacopal Church, COLUMBIA Avenue and Mai! NI Sc.,
SUN DAY AFTERNOON, and in St. John's, BROWN St.,
lielovv Third, SUNDAY EVENING. Also, beforo the State
House on line afternoons. • 10
THE SIXTY—FIFTH WEEKLY
meeting by the Army Committee of the Young
Men's Christian Association in behalf of the Soldiers
will lie hold in the Sixth Presbyterian Church, SPRITOR
Street, below Sixth, Rev. F. R. Harba nul, pastor, TO
MORROW (Sunday) EVENING, at 714 o'clock. Ad
dresses by Rev. Alex. flied, General Snocrinteudent of
the Christian Commission. just front the battle-held,
from whom very interesting statements may he ea-
Peeled ; alto, by Gee. 11. Stuart, E-q.. Vll3 will give
some extracts from letters just received, and by Rev.
Lyman N. Freeman, chaplain of hospital. A collection
will lie taken tin to aid the ranee. ' 11.*
ADQUAR T.E RES.V.H.VP:
BRIGADE, FIRST DIVISION. P. IL.
Ptirt.Aoto,pittA. January 9. 183.
SPECIAL 01l DEM, No. 14.
I. The funeral of the late Major HAWKWORTTI, of
the afth Regiment Pettusvlvettut Volunteers, wounded
whilegallantly performing . his duty at the Battle of
Fredericksburg. \ irginia, will tnke place, from his late
residence. JEFFERSfON Btreet, above Fourth, on SUN
DAY NEXT. n t 2 o'clock P. M.
IL In obedience to Division Orders. Col N. R. Kueas4,
lst Regiment Infantry, R. 8., will detail four colt panies
from his command as escort to,the remains, and report
as above. nt Its o'clock P. M. •
111. Other ithlttarry Organizations desirous of assisting
iu doing litisiorTo the remains of a brave soldier, will re
port above Jo the officer in command of the escort.
IV• Officers of the Army, Navy, and Pennsylvania
Volunteers ate respectfully invited to attend.
By order of . Colonel C. M. EAKIN,
Commanding Brignde. •
.101 IN E. ADDICKS. Acting A. A. General. It
IM.THE ANNUAL. MEETING RP THE
Cootributors to the Philadelphia Lying-in Charity
and Neve Society will be held at the Home, S. W earner
ILEVENTII and CIIERRY; on MONDAY EVENING,
Jlinnarr 12, at S o'clock. • ••
JAMES M FARR, Secretary.
HOUSE OF REFUGE.—THE AN
NUAL meeting of the Contributors to the House
of Refuge will be held on WEDNESDAY. tit e Uth inst., at
4 irelock P. M., at No. 109 North TESTI( Street, above
Arch.
The nuptial report of the Board of Manager:: Will be
submitted, and an election will be hold for officers and
Ma lingers to serve for the ensuing year.
ALEXANDER
Secretary Rouse of Refuge. .
Philadelphia, Tnn. 6.1563.
NOTICE.—AT MEETINGS OF THE
CITIZENS' BOUNTY FUND COMMITTEE, held
on the 6th and 9th instant, toe following resolutions
were passed and ordered to be published :•
Reffo/seei, That notice be given that the Citizens.'
Bounty Fund Counnittee kill discontinne tho payment
or bounties and compensation to captains after the :fist
January instant, except in such cases as they may have
already eblignted themselves to pay after that dam.
Reßolred, That the Ce•mmittee will, mf soon as practi
cable, after the Ist of February next, make a report to
the subset fifers to the Fond.
. - .
.Regofred, That the Committee will pay Fifty Dollars
bounty to each recruit mustered in in the city of Phila
delphia, on or before the Slat jaauary instant, (except
ing deserters, substitutes, and absentees, and those who
have received any bounty from the city of Philadelphia,)
for the following—viz:
Segebarth's Art Hier''.
Peyton's Cavalry,
Roberts' Artilltry,
U. S. Regulars,
11. S. Marines,
Old Philadelphia Volunteer Regiments.
Said payment to be made whenever the recruit is de
finitively in service in the field, or in a fort, garrison,
navy yard. or ship of the United States.
Resolrea, That all payments under the foregoing reso
lutions be made in accordance with the forms adopted
by the Disharsine Agency
THOMAS WEBSTER, Vice Chairman.
LORIN. BLODOET, Secretary. Jalo-tja3l
CRITTENDEN'S PHILADELPHIA
1/COMMERCIAL, COLLEGE, N. E. cor. SEVENTH'
and CHESTNUT Streets.
INSTRUCTION in VOOK-REEPING in its different
branches, as practised by the best accountants ; PEN
MANSHIP, Plain and Ornamental, Commercial LaW,
Mercantile Forms, and Calculations, &c., DAY and
EVENING..iaIO43t*
•
MOFFICE OF THE SURGEON-AR—
TI •T TO THE ARMY AND NAVY, PHILA.DEL
pit lA, October 24. 1562.
Wounded Soldiers and Sailors desirous of availing
themPolves of the National Appropriation for supplying
Artificial Limbs, should apply immediately at the office
of the Surgeon-Artist to the Government. No. 1609
CHESTNUT Street. B. FRANK PALMER.
ja9-6m Government Surgeon-Artist.
MTHE UNION VOLUNTEER. RE
FRESHMENT COMMITTEE. acknowledge the fol
lowing contributions: Mrs. R. F. Loper ,_slro; same, 2d
donation'. $7O; D. W. Lenox, Trenton, J., $5; Fair, La
min street, Of rmantown, Ann Pooly, Lirxie Steam, Mary
Steam, $17.14; Fair, 1033 Morgan street, Miss Fannie An
thony, C. Cartery, M. Bond, $l7; G. M. Frontman, $l5;
M. M., $5 • G. M. Swing, $1; Miss MeAliester, 40.3 N. Se
venth street, $2O; N. A. Insnr, $25; Capt. Tnrnison, $3;
Children's Fair, held at Mrs. Keen's, No. 1508 Palmer
street, $37.50; Rev, Albert Barnes,_slo;
510
Wm. B. Furness,.
57 D R. Bennett
$10; Western Bank; proceeds of
a lair held by Miss Anna Lame and Jane Tomlinson,
SU. It
M. CELEBRATION DIEETING.—MEM
BERS of the.PRNNSYLVANIA ANTI-SLAVERY.
SOCIETY, and such others as may choose to join them,
will hold a meting in SANSOU-STREET HALL, next
SATURDAY ETENING, the 10th inst., at 7.1‘ o'clock. to
celebrate, by Speeches, etcetera, the auspicious event
which has distinguished the opening of the New Year—
n() Proclamation of Freedom by the President of the
United States. The public are invited to attend. ja.6t
r3a. 1101111EOPATMC HOSPITAL, 1116
CUTHBERT Street. —This institution is now open
for the reception of sick and wounded Soldiers, who will
be received and provided for in the most comfortable
manner. mee of charge. B. F. GLENN,
non-tf Secretary . of Board of Managers.
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPaNY—Office, 927 South
Fu. MTH Street, PHILADELPHIA, Jannaly 8 LW.
The Board of Rewires of this Company have d iclared
&Dividend of SEVEA per cent. on the Preferred Stock,
payable in Cash on the 15th inst., and a Dividend of
SEVEN per cent. on the. Common Stock, payable lu stock
on the Nth of February, free from State tax.
The. Dividend on the Preferred Stock will be paid to
bolclers in New York at the-oet.e—ef-*a c rarmers Loan.
end Trust Company, and in Boston at the office or =emu:
J B. Thayer & Bro.. •
ja9.05 . NV 888, Secretary.
IMP PHILADELPHIA .AND READING
RAILROAD CO.—OPPica 227 ScarFr FOURTH Sr.,
PHILADELPHIA, December B,IBE2.—NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN, to the Stockholders of this Company, that the
Annual Meeting and an Election for President, Six Mana
gers. Treasurer and Secretary - , will take place on tho
SECOND MONDAY- (12th) of JANUARY next at VI
o'clock M. W. g WEEB,
deB-tMI3 Secretary.
Iraft. OFFICE OF THE FArRMOUNT
AND ARCH STREET CITY PASSENGER RAIL
WAY CO., No. 262 CALLOWHILL STREHT, Philadelphia,
Jan S,
The Board of Directors have this day declared a divi
dend of ONE DOLLAR per share on the capital stock of
the company, payable to the stockholders, or their legal
representatives, on and after the 15th last.
The transfer books will be closed until the 15th inst.
ja9-tl5 JOHN T. LAN GE, Secretary'
SOCIETY FOR THE ADVANCE
MENT OF .CHRISTIANITY IN PENNSYLVA
MA.—The flfty-first Anniversary of the Society wilt he
celebrated, at ST. MARK'S CHURCH, on SUNDAY next,
the 11th instant, being the first Sunday after the Epipha
ny. Service to commence at 7 P. M. The Annual Re
port will be rent, and A. Sermon preached by the Rev.
Dr. WASHBURN, and a Collection taken up in aid of the
objects of the Society.
The members of the Society will meet in the Vestry
room of the Church at 7 o'clock.
jaSat • GEORGE W. HUNTER, Secretary..
M , AT A. MEETING OF THE CONTRI.
BUTOITA to the HOSPITAL OF THE PRO
TESTAVT EPISCOPAL CHURCH in Philadelphia. held
TUESDAY. Jainism- fah 113E1,' the following-named gen
tlemen were duly elected members ofthe B - ard of Matta
gers to serve for the miming three years, viz :
Iter. Y. A..DeWOLFE HOWE, D. D.
Rev. RICHARD NEWTON, D D.
Right Rev. WILLIAM BACON STEVENS, D. D.
JOHN ROFILEN.'
WILSON C. SW ANN. IC D. •
CLAYTON T. PLATT. •
EDWARD HARISHORNE, H. D.
JOHN WELSH.
Attest EPHRAIM CLARK, Jr., Chairman.
JNO. A. CHILDS, Secretary. • jai.tf
/M. SIX PUBLIC LECTURES TO GEN
TLEDIER ONLY—By COLLEGE.. RACE, M.
D., at the ECLECTIC MEDICAL E Street,
below Fifth, to commence on WEDNESDAY Evening,
January 7th, and continue on TRUBSDAY,.F.RIDAY,
SATURDAY, MONDAY, and TUESDAY Evenings, at 7
o'clock. Tickets to atingle Lecture, Twenty-five Cents:
to the whole conrse, $l. For sale at the Doctor's Omce,
No. 931 ARCH Street: at the Eclectic Medicine Store, No.
837 ARCH Street, and, on the evenings of the Lectures,
at the College. ja.s-61.*
/11M=0 OFFICE OF " THE TIIIRTEENTII
AND FIFTKENTFI-STREET PASSENGER RAIL
WAY COMPANY," PHILADIMPHIA, December 27, 1862.
The Annual eeting of the Stockholders will be held at
the Company's office, No. 417 WALNUT Street, ou MON
DAY, Januar). 12.1863, at 11 o'clock A. M., at which time
an election will be held for President and five Directors
for the ensuing year. GLENNE HAINES,
de27ja3,10,12. 0 • Secretary.
IMP TYRONE AND C LEARFIELD RAIL•
ROAD COMPANY.—The Annual .Meeting of the
Stockholders will be held at the °dice, No. 3 FORREST
Place, 123 1-4 South FOURTH Street, on MONDAY,
January 12,156 S, for the purpose of electing a President.
Tice President, and Twelve Directors, to serve the en
suing year, and transacting such other business as may
come before the meeting. H. H. SHLLLINGFORD,
de2f}quetjal2r . Secretary.
OFFICE OF rPHE DI/11110ND COAT;
COMPANY—NOTICE.—At a a meeting of the Di
rectors, held this day, a DM DELID OF FIFTY CENTS
per share was declared {-able at the Office or the Com
pany, No. 713 MARKET street,. on and after the 17th
instant._ S. ALTER, Secretary_
ettM=M
OFFICE OF THE LOCUS T
.
TAIN COAL AND IRON COMPANV.
PRIIdaIELPRIA December a ISS2.
The Annual Meeting of the Stock holders of the above
Compan will be held at their Oct, N0..230 South
y
THIRD Street, on MONDAY, the 19th day of January
next, at II o'clock A. M., when an' Election will be held
for seven DIRECTORS to serve for the ensuing year. The
Transfer Books of the Company will be closed for fifteen
days prior to the day of Election.
de2o-sw&ial9 JOS. C. COPPUCK. Secretary.
r_P OFFICE OF THE SEVENTEENTH
AND NINETEENTH STREETS PASSENGER
RAILWAY COMPANY. .• • •
PITITAPELPIV JO , IIIINAT A. 1.74.
The Board of Directors have this day declared a Divi
dend of THIRTY- GENTS per Share from the- earnings
of the past six months payable to the Stockholders, or
their legal representatives, on and after the 15th instant,
clear of all taxes.
The Transfer Books will be closed until the 15th lust:
H. B. LEAClL.Treasurer.
T c-. FFICE O THE AME INSU
RAONCE COMPANY F .
No. *O6 C F HESTNUT Street,
kuIr.ADELPIIIA. Jai:Mary 6, Mk _
At meeting of the Board of Directors of the PARE
INSURANCE COMPANY, held this day; a Dividend of
• THREE PER CENT. was deelarpd, par tide on demand.
clear of all taxes. W. I .LANCHARD. •
.11(6 6t B
Sgerewry.
OFFICE .OF UNION -
SIMANCS COWAN Y. • •
.
' PITILATIRLPITIA, January 5 Vet, " • :
• .
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of this Comistuy,
held this hate, of DIVIDEND OF SIX PElt CENT., ott
the outstanding Scrip, was declared, payable to the
scrip -holders ou demand, without deduction for texas.
.itiS-7"_t JOHN MOSS, Assistant Secretary.
••11M. OFFICE OF TIfE ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMP.A.NY, 400 WALNUT Street,
MiILIDELPH 1 A, JA:CrAitY 5, ]s63.—The Di rectors have
this day declare 4 div i d end of THREE PER CENT: on
the capital stock attic Company for the last six months,
payable on and alter the 12:11 inst., free of taxes. -
jalPt . CHARLES W. CON.S.SecrclarY.
OFFICE OF TILE ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 400 WAI,I`.IUT
Street, Pitit..tutti.entA, dannary 2,
NOTICE—The Annual Meeting of the stockholders of
the ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY wilt ho held
on MONDAY : the 12th instant, at 100 - clock A. M., at the ,
Office of the Company.
An election for Twelve Directors to serve the et:lining
year, will he held on the same day. at the same place,
hetneen tLe hours oflo o'clock A. 31. and 2 o'clock P: M.
Su: St CHARLES W. COLE. Secretary.
•• OFFICE OF THE Frtmirkvitian
AND SOUTHWARK PHILADELPHIA CITY
I'AtiSENGER RAILROAD COMPANY, BERKS Street.
bel"W Roarth.—PIFILADELPHIA, IntniatT 31, ]Stiff.—The
Br.ard of Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
FOUR PER CENT. on the Capltal Stuck of the Company
out of the earnings of the past six months. IMlable to
the Stockholders, or their legal representatives, on and
alter 15th inst.. e:iir of aU taxes.
The Transfer Books will be clased - nntil 15th Mat
jai -tl6 CHAS. R. ABBOTT. Secretary.
r) FF/CE OP TilE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NORTE. AMERICA, PIIILADELe
PHU, December 51,155?
The Annual Meeting of the Stockhidders will be held
at the Offiefl of the Commas. No. WALNUT Strom,on MONDAY, January 12,15t1, acl2 o'clock-]L t and on
TUESDAY. the day following, January 1:1, 18 6 1. an
Election will be held for Directors, to serve the en4nlng
Yoar CHARLES PLATT
ir;&.• PHILADELPHIA AN D
RAILROAD CO.—NOTICE.--The A.ntinal lifeeting
of the Stockholders of the Philadelphia and Darby Rail
road Company will be held at the einnrciny's Depot. on
DARBY Avenue. between Fin -ninth and Fiftieth
t.
Stree, at 45 o'clock P. Af., - on NDAY, the 12th day
cf .T A\ ARI. , ISSI, when an election for a rp•Aient and
six Directors, to serve the ensuing year, will take place.
deal-tialtt . THOMAS SPARKS. Secretary.
OFFICE OF FA.DIE INSURANCE
COMPANY No. 44$ CHESTNUT S:M:.
lIII.ADELPIIII. December 2hh, 1833
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Fame
Inrernore Cumreny will be held at the office, on MOM.
DAY, January 1201.1.963, at 10 o'clock A.. SI:
An Election for TW.ItLVE DIRECTORS.to serve for the
euroine year. will be held on the same day at the sane
riare. bet wren the bourt• of 10 and 2 P. M.
aerLitialS W. I. BLANCHARD Secretary.
INSURANCE COMPANY OIP WAR
STATE OF - •I
. - PRILADIMPHIA_. December ?..4.151M.
AN ELECTIO N . FOR THIRTEEN DIRECTORS or the
Coley:eon to serve for one year will be held at the Coin-_
reny 011104.., Nos. 4 and 5 EX.CHANGE BITILDI?.10. on
MONDAY, JanentY - 1.3. MI between the hourslot 10
,'clorlc A. 3L and 1 o'clock P.M.
deT3-dejal2 WILLIAM HARPER, SectetatT.
TIIE PRESS.---PHILADELPITIA. SATURDATi- JANUARY 10. 1863.
=TO
MAVIS AUX • ELEGANTS.
K. PAUL ANDRIOT, Gerund de la incision do
Taißetire do M. GRANDVILLE' STOKES. 009 CHEST
NUT Street, Philadolphie, a Plionneur de prevenir see
nombreux antis et conutussances qui Pont deja fe.vorise
de leur clieutelle, (alusi que les etrangersi gull mut tie
relevoir de Paris et Londres les :nodes les plus recoutes
et les ndeux portees pour Ia liaison d'hiver.
G rand stile Stokes a intoa sa disposition lee etoffesles
plus belles, et lee mailleuresqualitoe, dos premieres manu
factures d'Europe.
Les militaires, ainsi que lee otliciors de toms grades y
tronverous les meillenre.s qua Ines d'etoffes, a dos prix
tree moderes. L'elegauce de se coupe, Must que le cachet
de distinction qui la caracterise est deja trop counu dr'
public pour en renouvellee leers inertias. del3-1m
IMOFFICE OF UNION MUTUAL IN
URANCE .COMPANY. PITILADIMPRIA, Dec. 27,
ItA2.—The Annual Meeting of the Seriph°'dors of the
UNION MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY of Phila
delphia will be hell at the °Moo of the Company, on
MONDAY, January 12, vat, at 12 o'clock noon, at which
time an election for Eight Directors will be held, to serve
for the ensuing three years. JOS. COLLISON,
de29-12t SecrotAry.
OFFICE OF THE FRANKFORD
bid AND SOUTHWARK PHILADELPHIA CITY
PAtir ENOER RAILROAD COMPANY, lERKS Street,
below Fourth, PIITLAIIMPHM. Dec. 26, 1662.
The Annual Meeting• of the. Stockholders of this Com
pany will be held at their Office, on MONDAY, January
12th, 16113, at 12 M., at which time end piece au election
will he held for President and twelve Directors, to serve
the ensuing year. ' CHAS. It: ABBOTT,
d e27-tjal2 • Secretary.
m. OFFICE OF THE ASSESSOR OF
THE SECOND COLLECTION DISTRICT, Par-
LADELI'IItA, December 27. 186 E
NOTICE.—GUSTAV CIJNIPERT has, been transferred
from Division known formerly as 6.14 (now 8) to Divi
sion No 6, vice Constant W. Newkirk, resigned.
JAMES SWEENEY has been appointed to fill the post
formerly occupied by Gustav Gumpert, known as Divi
sion No. 634, now Division No. 8.
• THOMAS W. SWEENEY,
D. S. Assessor Second District, Pa,_
MNOTICE.—OFFICE OF THE NORTH.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CO.,
_No. 1-07
WALNUT StrOCt, PHILADELPHIA, Decimber 28, 1861
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the North
Pennsylvania Railroad Company will be held at the
office of the Company, on MONDAY, the 12th day of Ja
nuary, 1868, at 12 o'clock M., for the purpose of electing a
President and ten Pirectors to serve the ensuing year.
de27-tjal2 EDWARD ARMSTRONG, Sec'y.
MP OFFICE, •11UNTINGDIUDN • A.Nb
BROAD TOP MOUNTAIN RAILROAD COM
PANY, 25S South THIRD Street—PHTIADELPELIA, Dec.
1862
22 XOTICE.—The Annual Meeting of the Stockholden of
the Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad and
Coal Company will be held at their offico on TUESDAY,
the 13tb day of January.ll363, at 11 o'clock A M. when
an election will be held for a President and Twelve DI•
rectors to serve for the ensuing year. • •
de2.2tial3 J. P. AERTSEN. Secretary.
IM, CORN EXCHANGE BANK,
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. St, Mt —At the election
held November 17th, 1662, the following Stockholders,
were elected Directors of this Bank:
Alexander G. Gattell, Christian J. Hoffman,
Dell Noblit, Jr., Robert Ervien,;
George L. Burly, li. W. Catherwood,
Edward C. Knight, William P. Cox,
' William L. Maddock, Edmund A. Souder,
James Steel, Samuel T. Canby,
Charles E. Wilkins.
And at the meeting of Directors, this day, ALEX
ANDER G. CATTELL, Esq., was unanimously re-elected
President ALEX. WHILLDIN, Esq., Vice President,
and 301114 W. TORREY Cashier.
noVi-tjals .1. W. TORREY. Oashier.•
MILITARY.
wsnosevyvvws.n. ,,,,, ,m..www , ..w"AAAAl~
1 1 , HEADQUARTERS FIRST 'REGI
MENT INFANTRY, RESERVE BRIGADE,
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9,1861.•
SPECIAL ORDERS, NO. 7.
1. In pursuance of Brigade Orders, No. 14, (Special,)
Companies A, C, E, and 0 are hereby detailed for the
duty therein prescribed, Funeral escort to the remains
of the late Mater THOMAS HANKSWORTH, of-the 63th:
Regiment P. P.
111. The escort will assemble at EIGHTH and CAL
kowrina, Streets, on SUNDAY, the 11th instant, at 1
o'clock P. M.. right resting on Eighth, facing north.
IV. Other Military Organizations, and officers of the
Army, Navy and Volunteers who intend participating,
will report themselves to the captain commanding who
will assign them positions. By order of
N. B. RNEASS
Commanding Ist Reg.'t (G. R.) Infantry, R. B.
GEO. S. DETHELL, Adjutant, . It
fitHO ! FOR WAS HINGTON.-10
good Young Men WANTED for Battery C, THIRD
ARTILLERY, COLONEL SECEBARTH Commanding.
Will start for Washin g ton in a few days.
This Battery is commanded by Officers who have seen
two years' service in the field.
Lieut. S. R. ROLMES, Recruiting Officer.
C..REISS',I4O South TRIED Street, northwest
corner of Barmonystreet.
$152 Bounty. $5O at the time of enlistment. jas•at* '
HO, FOR BANKS' 'EXPEDITION !
—Batteries C and L, attached to the 2d Battalion,
MI Regiment, Fa. Volunteers, require A FEW MEN
to 1111 their ranks. Headquarters 335 WALNUT St.,
Where all the necessary information will be given.
• Lieut. A. 3. GIBSON, Batt.erp_G, •
• Lieut. ARNOLD - AIIORROTH; Battery L, '
..ja66is • • • . Recruiting Officers.
• • • • -
i• BOARD O F 'TRADE RIFLE
. .
. .
REGIMENT. .
. .
•
•
•
156th REGIMENT PENNSYLVANIA- VOWNTRIEER.
$175 . BOUNTY. $175:
RECRUITS WANTED for the above fine regiment (the'
only Regiment of Infantry for three years now recruit
ing and n camp in Philadelphia.)
Men joining this regiment Will receive the following
bounties:
Cap in hand on being mustered in 375-
' when the company is full -50:
when the regiment is full '25
At the expiration of service 75
Total
.
enrrneter - receiven,
Apply et HE4.D.QUAR.TERS,.S33 CHEETRUT.StreeLv.
CHARLES ERNENWEIN, Colonel.
W. A. HAMLLL, Adjutant. • • deli-tf
CONTINENTAL CAVALRY.
" Camp Metcalfe," near HADDONFIELD, N. J.
—MEN 'wanted to complete Companies now
nearly full, to secure the Citizens' Bounty Fund
awarded to the first Twenty Companies mustered into
the service of the United States.
Two or three positions of Second LIEUTENANTS are
vacant, which will be assigned to young men of good re
ferences, and who have seen•servloe. . .- •
.; dell-tf
INILITARY GOODS.
G .w.:SIMONS & BROTHER;
&MOM-STREET BALL, PHILADELPHIA,
MANUFACTURERS OP JEVIELET,
FINE SWORDS,
MILITARY GOODS, IN EVERY VARIETY.
COPARTNERSHIPS:.
NOTICE. -THE - .PARTNERSHIP .
heretofore existing between OrlandO W. billiard
and William S. Cooper. under tho firm of MINARD &-
COOPER. brass founders, was dissolved on the third day
of January inst., by mutual 'consent. All persons in
debted to the late firm, or having claims against the
same, will make payment, or present claiins to 0. W.
311KARD, who is fully authorized to settle the same.
0. W. 311X&RO,
WM. S. COOPER,.
The business of Brass Founding and Finishing, and
furnishing o(.l'll:Lathers' materials generally, will he con
tinned by 0. W. MrNARD. .
julo.2t • 529 COMMERCE Street. '
THE PAM NERSHI P HERETOFORE
existing between the subscribers, under the firm of
W. HODGSON & CO., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons having claims against the firm
will please prenent them to W. HODGSON for settlement,
and those indebted thereto are hereby requested to make
prompt payment. .
Philadelphia, January 9,1E63.
WILLIAM. HODGSON CONTINUES
the manufacture of bin. CHEMICAL - WRITING
FLUIDS. Office No: 103 North TENTELSt., above Arch.
• .
-
TA. LANCASTER:RHAVINGASSO
• Mated with him CLAYTON N. WILLS, the Drug
and Apothecary Business will be continued by them at
the old location, northeast corner of TENTH and ARCH
Streets, under the firm of LANCASTER Sr. WILLS. ja10.31.
HOTELS.
UNITED STATES HOTEL, HARRIS
BURG PA--REFITTED AND RENOVATED—LW.
TEN EYCK; Proprietor.—This popular and commodious
Hotel has been newly refitted and furnished throughout
he parlors and .chambers, and is now ready for the re
ception of gams for the winter season.
- The travelling public will find the UNITED' STATES
HOTEL the Most convenient, in all particulars, of any
Hotel in the State Capital, on account of its access to the
railroad, being .immediately between the two great de
pots in this city. •
BARRIABITRO,,Tan. Ir, Mi. ialo-ISt
10tRA.NDRETH HOUSE,
Corner of BROADWAY, CANAL and LISPRNAED
STREETS. NEW YORK.
CONDUCTED ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
The above Hotel is located in the most central part of
Broadway, and can be reached by omnibus or city cars ,
from all the steamboat landings and railroad depots.
- The rooms are elegantly furnished. Many of them are
constructed in suits of communicating parlors and cham
bers, suitable for families and parties travelling together.
Meals served at all hours.
Single Rooms from 50 cents to sl.per day.
Double Rooms from 111 to $2.00 per day.
de2-6m SOS. CURTIS at CO.
•
A.. OPIFTANp.F.IME ! P,, • •
No. 231 OtfURCH Alley, Philadelphia,
-
• CONTRACTOR-AND MANUFACTURER OP
ARMY CLOTHING
Of Bvery Description:
ALSO,
TEETS?
HAVERSACKS, •-•
PONCHOS,
CAMP BLANKETS,
KNAPSACKS, and
BED TICKINGS FOR HOSPITALS.
MATERIAL BOUGHT FOR CONTRACTORS.
All goods made. will be guarantied regulation in size
and make.
N. B. Orders of any size filled with despatch. ja7-tf
AMERICAN
STEAM FLOUR MILLS,
Nos. 77, 79, AND Si LAUREL STREET,
Below Front, Philadelphia.
The undersigned, having commenced the Milling bast
was at this well-known old stand, are prepared to fur
nish
GROCERS, DEALERS, AND FAMILIES
With the very best article of Wheat Floor, at the lowest
rates.
Give. as a trial, and we will guarantee entire Batista°.
lien. Mill Feed constantly on hand.
D027-lire&D *
WOOL HALF HOSE.
" DOZ. WOOL HA LF
__ HOSE,
Forsaie at
mom'.NK STREET.
IV.ORYTYPES.IN .4 ; IIOSE' MADE
at HEIBIEWS you realize all you could desire—
cola, fm4b, warm, and bnpre=sive—light and shade
naturally arranged. SECOND Street, above Green. lto
COFFEE AT. REDUCED PRICES, AT
INGRA3I'S TEA STOVE Tem trout SS cent.* to $1
per Round: Try them,
.43Soutit SECOND „ Street : belt?
Fit:MILY DY-E COLORS!
iIS2I:OF..COLORS:
•
BLACK,
DARK BROWN, - ' I•SCARLML - _ -- '
SNUFF BROWN, ' • DARK •DRA.B.. -
• LIGHT BROWN,
DARK BLITE, YELLOW,- ••• -
LIGHT BLUE, ' YELLOW,
DARK GREEN, • .• •
LIGHT GREEN, MAGENTA.
VINK.' • •SOLVERI NO
. . .
ruRPLE, '• • -.FRENCH BAJE.
SLATE, ROYAL PURPLE
CRIMSON, VIOLET.
FAMILY DYE COLORS,
For dyeing Silk, Woolen and Mixed Goods, SlisiwtS.
Sea rfs. Iloresses; Ribbons , Benuebc, lihts, Feathers,
Kid Gloves, Children ' s Clothbo, and all kinds of Wear
ing Apparel, with perfect (itsi colors_
A SAVING OF 80 PER CENT.
These Dyes are mixed in the form of powders concen
trated, are thoroughly tested, and put up in neat pick
ages. ` - For twenty-five cents yeti can color as many goods
as would otherwise cast five time: that stun. , The pro.
cees Is simple, and any one can use the Dyes with perfect
success. Directions Inside.
Manufactured by
HOWE At STEVENS.
258 BROADWAY; Be , toa.
For sale by Dnigests and Dealers in every City And
Towq, de3l.t talks-34a if
SHIRTS, SKIRTS, SKIRTS:-MRS.
STEEL, At 1i .r CORSET 'VITALI:MI:MT, on
TENTH, below CHESTNUT. and SPRING GARDEN,
below TENTIL has received an elegant assortment or
SKIRTS, for Lattice, Misses, and Children, very beat
quality. . .
The Ladies are invited to call and see.
VNI NNW
pHILAD E L P H I A
BURLAP BAGS . , . OF ALL SIZES,
SEAMLESS BAGS, •
Of standard makes, for Pale cheap, for net cash on de-
SEAMLESS BAGS.
2,0 1 30 CANADA A, all Cotton, 17 ounces.
, AX) GOO KELLY,
S OZARK '
'S S, " "
I,oto AMOSKEAO.C., "
3,000 HAMPDEN E., half Cotton.
For sale low by
GRIGG & .lIARMSTEAD„:
MERCHANDIZE BROKERS,
No. 21 STRAWBERRY Street.
ARMY GOODS.
DARK-BLUE COAT CLOTHS.
DARK-BLUE CAP. CLOTHS.
SKY-BLUE CLOTHS FOR OFFICERS.
ARMY BLANKETS, STANDARD WRIGHT.
16.011 CE DUCK.
DRILLS, ETANDAR.I.: nIORT,
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK.
BROWN AND BLEACHED SHEETINGS AND SHEET
ENOS. For Eale by
FROTHEKGRAM &- 'WELLS.
eel-if tf .
LADIES' FANCY FURS.
My assortment of Fancy Furs for Ladles and Children
is now complete, and embracing every variety that will
be fashionable during the present season. All sold at
the manufacturers' prices, for cash. Ladies, please give
me calf . oc3-4mif
Same vs. Heirs of Thomas 'Dine, dec'd. M. L. D., M.
ss, No. 300. 679. M. Lot south side of Market street; SO
feet east of Rose street, in front ov 3h►rket street 24 feet,
and in depth southward 103 feet.
Same vs. Henrietta D. Smith. M., 53, No. 307. *290.
Lot north side of Market stMet. 110 feet 4 inches west
of Logan .street, in front on Market street 24 feet 10X
inches, and in depth northwardly 190 feet 234 inches.
The above claims araall - tbr paving the cartway on
Market street, in front of the said several lots of around.,
done in the year 1S17: ANDREW MILLER.
attorney for Plaintiff,
200 South PIPTH Street.
PRILADEI*III.4 January 10,1963. jab) s3m*
A GENCY FOR THE SALE.. OF
U,NITED STATES TAX
• - STAMPS,
No. 57 South THIRD Street, Met door above Chestnut.
A full supply of all kinds M REVENUE STAMPS that
havebeen issued by the Goveisuneat for Sale in quantities
to.suit. z , .
A liberal discount allowed cis amounts of $.50 and np•
wards. - -
Orders by Mail promptly attended to.
JACOB B RIDGWAY,
de9.6na No. 57 South TRIED Street.
BARNES At BROOKS.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
1021 CHESTNUT STR ET
E. M. NEEDLES.
LINENS, WHITE GOODS, LACES,
AND
•
EMBROIDERIES.
A fall assortment always on hand at LOW
PRICES.
Just received, lace-trimmed Embroidered and
Mourning Muslin Bows and Nock-Ties, fur tho
house and street. ' Also, all.linoa Ifern6titched
Handkerchiefs, at lh cents.
Also, all description's of -Linen Handkerchiefs,
for Ladies, Omits, and Children. nt
WHOLESALE PRICES.
1024 CTIESTSMT STREET
COMMISSION MOUSES.
" 3AG "
MANUFACTORY
FOR CORN, OATS, COFFEE, 130 NE DUST, &c
ALSO,
GEO. GRIGG.
No• 219 CFIURCII ALLEY
LADIES' FURS.
JOHN' FAREIRA,
No. 71.8 ARCH STREET, BELOW EIGHTH,
IMPORTER AliD MA.NITFACTITRER
OF
LADIES' . FANCY FURS.
F URS! FURS!
GEORGE F. WOMRA.TH;
NOS. 415 AND 41'7 INCH STENSTi
- HAS NOW OPEN
A. FULL ASSORTMENT
OF
LADIES' FURS,• .
To which the attention of the public le invited. noledni
HOLIDAY GOODS:
yYIeVyVyINAMArkOVVVyNANWONIVANYVVVWS,WWNAMI
PllO7 0 GR.A.P HI 0 ALBUMS =-A
Ts. large variety for eels it lownrice.9 by . . .
• • • .. Lams W. QtEEN & C 0, . ..
- H4lo.9tltff - : . , 024 CHESTNUT. Street
wr•mgmc.ll.-. 10 P-RSIZT h .r • • • , •
SPY-GLASSES, for.P • A
• e
NV. On N CO.,
de.1.34 If 5924 CRESTNITr Street.
PES'A• GLASSES, OPERA
(I
GLASSES. For sale by
J.9IES W. QUERN & CO.,
del34alf . . .1614 CHESTNUT Street.
LEGAL;
DEMITY QUARTERMASTER- OENE
.;-+'OE7lCl3i, --• .
January, 1563.
SealOdiPrOposaliwill be received at this Office until
SATDRHAY, the 17th fast, at 12
o'clock AI:, for the erec
tion amtcompletitro of a Military Hospital upon n lot of
ground isituatci on the corner of XlN'Yki and TATNALL
Streets, :Wilmington, Delaware. Each proposal must
state tha shortest time required to complete the con
tract, and also the names of competent securities to the
whole amount of the contract for its prompt and faithful
performance: The plans and specifications can be seen
at the Office of JOHN'3IcA &TIME, Jr, Architect, No. 209
South SIXTH Street. Philadelphia, every day until the
bids are closed, where all other necessary information
can be obtained. Bidders are invited to be present at
the opening of their bids.
G. H. CROSHA.N,
lalB-7t • Deputy.Q. X General.
m lINICIPAL.
.TWENTY=
FOURTHMARD.—Notice Is hereby: alien to the
owners of the properties hereinafter described that writs
of Scire Facies will be issued upon the severtl claims
below set forth unless the same are paid within three
months from the date hereof:
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE CITY AND
COUNTY OF PHILADELPAIA. •
City of Phi, adetphia. to the use _of James Miller, vs.
Elizabeth Hirst, owner, Ste. C. C., D. M,53, No. $135.6t.
Lot north side of Market street and west of Logan
street, 52 feet on Market street by 69 feet deep.
Sante vs. Elizabeth Rose. M., IS. No. 52. )310185. Lot
north side of Market street and west side of Logan street,
35 feet S. inches on Market :street, 149 feet 11 inches on
Logan street.
Same vs. Heirs of Mary neatly. M., IS, No. M. 5157.50.
North side of Market' street, MO feet IX -inches west of
Logan street, 50 feet front on Market street, depth north
ward 130 feet.
Same vs. Heirs of James Graham. M., 58, No. 55.
$27-1 Si). Lot north side of Market street. 2SS feet east of
Fony-third street, in front on Market street 77 feet, and
in depth narthwardl_y feet 101 aches.
Same vs. William Litlinger.. 314 58. No. 59. %60.65.
Lot north side of Market street, 342 feet. east of Forty
third street, 50 feet front on Market street, and in depth
northwardly 135 feet 3 inches. •
Same vs. Jane Brass. M., 65. No. GO. $317. Lot north
side of Market street, 56 feet cast of Forty-third street.
ft - front on Market street 160 feet, and in depth north
ward 2111 feet. • , -
• .JE THE COURT. OF COM3ION PLEAS.
T. R.: REVENUE • STAMPS.
I NT
ERNAL REVENUE: --; - UNITED
" -
-. STATES EXCISE -NOTICE
NOTICE . IS HEREBY GIVM to. all•_persOns residing
or doing business in the FOURTH . COLLECTION Dl3-
TRICT, composed of the Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Twen
- limb, Twnty-first, and Twenty-fourth wards. of the
city and county of Philadelphia, that the ASSESSMENT
ROLLS wilt, iu accordance with the provisions of Sec
tion lath of the Act to provide Internal Revenue.. ke.,,be
open for examination at this Office from: 0 . A. M. to 3P.
M., for FIFTEEN DAYS from th. date hereof,. Sundays
excepted ; and, that for the FIVE DAYS next ensuing,
January 26 27, and' 30. be'recoired
and determined by me at this Office, daily, from. 103 A.
M. to 3 P:M.; relative to any erroneous or excessive-valn
ation or enumeration.
ALL APPEALS MUST BE IN WRITING, and aPeolfY
the particular cause, matter, or thing, respecting- which
a decision isrenttested, and state the ground or principle
of inequality or error complained of.
DELOS P.. SOUTRWORTII,
Assessor Fburth District.
OFFICF„No. 4f9'CIIESTNUT Street, (Farmers' and
Mechanics .. Bank Enilding.)
Philadelphia, January 10, 'WEL .M.lO-14-17-0J1.22-2-1
UNITED STATES . EXCISE TAX.-
INTERNAL REVENUE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY: GIVEN Wall person , : residing or
doing .busin es s in the TIPTII COLLECTION DISTRICT
of the State of Pennsylvania, composed of the Tweak
second, Twenty - third, .and Twenty-fifth Wards of the
city of Philadelphia, and the county of Bucks, that the
lista, valuations, and enumerations made and taken
within said district, will, in accordance with the provi
sions of the 15th section of the actin provide Internal
Revenue, Sc., be open for examination for fifteen days
from the date hereof, at the following places, viz:
BECKS COUNTY.
• Division No. l.—At the residence of Caleb Foulke. As
sistant Ass•e-sor, near Quakertown_ . •
Division No, 2.—At the residence of Edmund G. Hard
font A4iStant . . k.SEtS$Ol', lint meville.
Division Na. 3.—At the residence of Wis. C. Warford,
Assistant Assessor. Point Plea:not. '
No. 4.—At the office ofJohu W. Cowell, Esq., Collector
of the District, Doylestown.
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Divisions' No'. 5 and 6 (Twenty-second Ward), and 7
(Twenty-fifth Ward), at the office ofthe Assessor, Latg
stroth's Building, Germantown. • .
Division NQ. S (part of the Twenty-third Ward.)—At
the office of Daniel W. Gilbert, Deputy Collector, Frank
ford.
Division N0..9 (the remainder of the Twenty-third
WarV—At the residence of Jelin W. Trump, Assistant
Assesenr..lbutleton.
. APPEALS relative to any erroneous or excessive valn
'ation, for the county uf Bucks, will be received and deter
mined by the As=ielt4or, on the ?hi day of January. 1863.
between the hours of 9A. M. and 3P. M., at the Mike of
John W. Cowell, R. 1., iii the borough of Doylestown
and for the City Wards en the 26th day of January.
between the hoursof 9 A. M. and 3 P. M., at the office of
the Assessor, Germantown.
All appeals 11111 St be in writing. and specify the parti
cular cause, matter, or thing respecting which a decision
is requested. and state the ground or principle of ine
quality or error crompiainod of; and they must be handed
to the Assessor or Assistant Assessor of the particular di
vitdon on or before the expiration of the said fifteen days-
EDWIN T. CHASE,
Assessor Fifth District.
Dated at Germantown, this 6th day of January - , 16E3.
ja6 101749
- 1 - 4 BODES d WILLIAMS,' 107 SOUTH
WATER Street, have in store, and offer for sale—
Layer Raisins—whole, half, and quarter boxes.
M. R.
Citron, Orange and Lemon Peel.
Currants, Pried Apple,.
Dried Peaches, new, halves and quarters, arid pared.
White Beans, Canada Whole and Split Peas,
Turkish nut' Malaga Figs
Olive Oil, WO alga anti pints.
}letup aad Ca• my Seed. -
PrjuceSs, Bordeaux, and Sicily Almonds.
French Mustard. Eu li.h Pickles,
'Flirkish and French - Prnnea.
Fresh Peaches, Blackberries Cherries:
Fresh Tomatoes, Corn, Peas, &e.
l term leallya-ealed Meats,Sonps, dm.
Sardine...halves and (meters.
LADIES' HAIR BRAIDS, WIGS,
Curls, Yrliens:Gael:ewer Ventilate.l
tea Scalps of Superior Ilannfacture:'- Prices are lower
than those of any other establishment_ BAKEWS,
jaam" No, 909 CHESTxur Stmt.
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
a AMERICAN WATCHES
FOR SOLDIERS,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
AMERICAN WATCHES FO3l AMERICANS!
Tny AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY give notice that they
have lately issued a new style of Watch, expressly de
signed for Soldiers and others who desire a good Watch
at a moderate price. These Watches are Intended to diS -
Place the worthless, cheap Watches of British and Swiss
manufacture, • with which the country is flooded, and
Which were never expected to keep tient) when they were
made, being refuse manufactures sent to this country
because unsaleable at home, and used herb only for
jockeying and easiudiing purposes.
We offer to sell On'r Watch, which Is of rite suurr I.3CD
STANTIAL MANCFACYCILE, ACCCIZATE. AND DVICADLI:
TIMEKEEPER, anti in Sterling Silver mses, Hunting pat
tern, at as low it price /Ls is asked for the trashy - +acres
and Lop [nes of foreign make already referred to. '
We have named the new series of Watches. Wm.
ELLERY, Boston, lifaSs., which name will be found on
the plate of every watch of this manufacture, and is one
of our trade-marks.
Sold by all respectable Watch; Dealers iu the loyal
States.
Wholesale orders should be addressed to
BOBBINS .4:4c . APPLETON,
Agents for. the American Watch Company,
inlG-8 to thl3t if*
aTHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE
JUST RECEIVED A . •
NEW AND VARIED STOCK OF .
FINE GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES,
SCITATILIi FOR
LADIES, GENTLEMEN, AND BOVS,
All of which they guaranty to give perfect satisfaction.
DIAMOND and all other styles of Jewelry for sale
low.
LEWIS L,ADOIVIT.Jg' & CO.,
• ;89-3t 802 CIIESTNUT Street, Philaielphia.
MICROSCOPIC PHOTOGRAPHIC
CHARMS.
G. W. SIMONS & BROTHER,
MANUFACTURING JEWELERS AND IMPORTERS,
SANSOIVI-STREET HALL,
Havejust received, direct from Paris. a large assort
ment of the above novel and beautiful articles, em
bracing a number of the mast prominent clergymen and
public men of this city and State, together with officers of
the army,..and navy, presented in a variety of fancy
mountings.
FOR SALE TO THE TRADE,
and to be had at all the principal jewelers, opticians, and
fancy stores in the city. aS-Iflm'
p. T . PRATT,
LIE
(SUCCESSOR TO PRATT b•REATH,)
607 CHESTNUT STREET,
conitatitly in ,receipt of
ENGLISH, SWISS, AND
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Of desirable styles and qualities, to - snit an. clasm. of
t p ELI HOLDEN, .41i
Dealer in fine
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED WATCHES,
• JEWELRY, AND CLOCKS,
oeSl4sm* ' TOS MARKET Street,
AKERICAN, i ;IYATOIitS;
GOLD AND MUSD CASES.
ios 11. , WATSON,
and-6m SSG CHESTNUT Street
WA T CHEA, iTEAVELRY, &O.
A FRESH ASSORTMENT.
AT LESS THAN FORMER PRICES
FARR & BROTHER, Importers,
mh244.- QHBMIIT Street; belldli Fonith
. ' FINANCIAL.
.•••• • • • •
IT.NITED STATES LOA N S:
UNITED STATES COUPON SIXES, BSI;
UNITED STATES TEAR-CERTIFICATES,
UNITED STATES- 7 ?AD TRF,ASEERv.
UNITED STATES FIVE•TWE\TY (5.20) BONDz
For sale, at lowest market rates, by
DREXEL & CO.,
'3l South THIRD Street
S . HARVEY . THOMAS,
STOOK• AND BILL BROKER,
No. 312 WALNUT STREET
STOCKS and BONDS, and all kinds of 11. B.IIOVIERN
MEET SECURITIES bought and sold on Commission, ex
clusively.
Business Paper and. Loans on Collateral negociated at
lowest rates.
Orders by Mail shall receive prompt attention. Refers to
Messrs. Nathan Trotter lc Co., Geo. D. Parrish, Esq..
John B. Myers & C 0.,. Samuel. B. Thomas, Esq.,
del6-3mif
JOHN C. CAPP & SON,
STOOK & NOTE BROKERS,
No. 23 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE MECHANICS' BARB.
STOCKS AND BONDS
BODOIIT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION AT TB
BOARD OP BROKERS
MONEY INVESTED
AND NOTES . AND 10INS iNEGOTIATED ON THE
BEST TERMS
U.S..
• FIVE-TWENTIES,
OR,
TWENTY-YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS.
PAYABLE AT THE OPTION OF TEE GOVERNMENT
AFTER FIVE YEARS.
I am instructed by the SECRETARY OF THE TREA
SURY to receive subscriptions for the above
LOAN AT PAR.
Interest will commence from the DATE OF SUBSCRIP-
TION, and is PAYABLE IN GOLD at the Mint, or any
Sub-Treasury or Depository of the United States, on the
first days of May and November of each year. At the
Present rKEXIMr• ON noun, these Bonds yield about
EIGHT per cent per annum.
A full supply always on hand.
•
' JAY COOTIE, • ,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
no64mhl • 714 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
$260 , 000 TO LOA N,
IN LARGE OR SMALL AMOUNTTS, ON
DIAMONDS, SILVER-PLATE, WATCHES, JEWELRY,
AND
GOODS OP EVERY DESCRIPTION, AT
ISAAC NATHANS'
OLD ESTABLISHIED MONEY LOAN OFFICE, N. E.
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INSURANCE
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Office 413 aiilrAii?...arligia:- g Dec. 51st, §
INaZ. Building.
CAPITAL. A 21,000.
Premiums received during the year 886.311 37
Amount received for interest duringthe year.. 5,% SI
Total
Premiums determined ;bes,fr27 SS
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid for losses, occurring during the
Paid r for reinsurance and returned V8.,3,57
premiums 2,414 14
Paid for commissions, t. 63-11. 70—ex
penses, eilS,Sci B.3—including taxes,
salaries, ollice expenses, and con
tributions
. • ITIES
Cash in bank and on band-AlsdA s o 62
ash at Pittsburg and other.
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emnorary and call loans-- 8,723 15
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ll0A)11 49
Bonds and mortgages . .. ..
U. S. loans, Camden and Amboy,
Phila. City loans, Penna. R. R., .
North Penna. R. IL,Delaware R.R.-
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bonds, and bank EtoebE • at MO 00- - - -
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Comparative Statement
. of Prqi." l(s
and Losses for .IVINF; 1 . X.) ,^ "• Los ~..e , wail.
Premiums reft.:4 - s i i 36 $52453 S 1
In 1853-1 . _,.."'• ""ity . 67s is • 6. 754 73
1535 . ' 40,1 W 20 '..41,873 04
1.9.56.,' -
44 .7 2339 21,197 32
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..„....3:46 46,407 06 16,67 S 10
" 1.559 91,1114 51 49,048 47
1560 95,452 66 62,52.5 Si
]S6I 70,1174 49 50,730 61
. 1562 • 66,311 37 21,357 GS
EMINEMIII!
The premiums exceed losses *198,943.79. -
Out of this balance the current expenses and divi
dends have been paid by the Company. During thi:
Period changes have taken place, making it necessary
to limit our business in certain districts. The Directors
hive managed the Company with a view of making it
entirely safe for the insuring public, Its success speaks
for itself. Numer, us companies have withdrawn front
business in consequence of the vicissitudes of the rimes.
DIRECTORS.
CHAS. I. DUTONT. PETER S. 110 E, of N. Y.,
JERRY WALSER, WM. M. SWAIN,
JOHN W.ICLAOHORN, FURMAN SIISPPAILD,
JOHN THOHNLEY, THOS. DRAKE,
C. F. REARLITT, . JOSEPH KLAPP, M. D.,
ABRAHAM HART, N. S. LAWRENCE,
•
DAVID BOYD, Jr., JOHN SUPPLER.
THOMAS CRAVEN, President.
S..GILLETT, 'Vibe Ptesident.
DOM.. B. A.t.ctritA. Secretary. • jaltitt
rrEt":.:PENNSYLVANIA FIRE IN ,
;SURANCS COMPANY.
In Confonnitr with the Act o f Assembly of April sth,
1862, this Company publish the following list of their as
sets, viz .. • • . •
Mortgag&ii,•betng ail 'ilrst mortgages •
iu the &Opt:Philadelphia $464„300
Mortgage in the city of Pittsburg. .. . 9.000
Mortgage in Bucks county 5,000
$0,300 CO
38,000 CO
.30.000 CO
9,819 36
25,493 35
8,5)2 50
Bills Receivable
Real Estate ,
Schuylkill Navigation Company Loan..
Camden and Amboy Company Loan
Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Loan... • ..•
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Raltimore•
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Philadelphia and Erie Railroad Loan. 24,600 CO
Pennsylvania Railroad Loan 10,00000
Pennsylvania Railroad Company. 200 shares.. 9,168 75
Harrisburg, Lancaster, and Mount Joy Rail
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Bolted States Loan, 5.31, 6 per cent.
Pennsylvania State Loan
Philadelphia City Sixes
Philadelphia City Fives 4,ii -- - - 73
Cincinnati City Fives 5,672 50
Pittsburg Civ . Sixes 5,535 00
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Bank of North A merica,loo shares 10,000 03
Western Bank, 2Naliares . .11,000 00
0 imrd Batik. )24 shares 6,600 00
Franklin Fire insurance Company, 30 shares. 2,E07 73
Manayunk Gas Company, 20 shares 998 88
Gash on hand .10,311.3 32
$562.943 10
WY. G. CROWELL, Secretary.
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JA.NEARY I, 1533.
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE
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OFFICE, 415 WALNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL 5200,000.
This Company continues to take risks on the eafei
classes of Property at low rates.
The public can rely upon its responsibility, and ability
to pay losses promptly. Its disbursements for the benefit
Of the public, during the last nine years, exceed
500,000 DOLLARS
Inners retTectfally soliettits favor is the future.
DIRECTORS.
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JOHN W. CLAGHORIT, JOHN THORNLET, '
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BY.W'L' T WALL & CO. AUCTION-
F.Eini,"sou h Corner PENSSYLVANIA and NINPH
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF CONDEMNED GRAIN
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ON MONDAY,
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AMUSEMENTS.
vv.,
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
MM AR!) PAYSON wEsTort MA:r.a.usa.
ORPHEUS MfIe;JCAL ASSOCIATION'S
SECONI) GRAND CONCERT.
Fall Militoirs Mind 117111 Grin d Orchr,ira,
Cuo prising forty of the best musieistns, under the di
rection of
CARL SENTZ
Assisted by
•
MISS .7.0:11i. O'CONNELL,
A NATIVE 131 ,
EDWARD PAYSON 'WESTON wmild mspectfully
form the subscribers to the above-named Concerts, and
the public, that the Second Concert of the series will be
given on •
THURSDAY EVENING. .Tnunary_92, 11353,
. WITH AN ENVER CHANGE OF PROGRAMME..
A limited number of SUBSCRIBERS' TICKETS will
be sold at ONE DOLLAR EACH, admitting one person
to the three Concerts, and one extra ticket kill bo given
for the next Concert. Those desiring to become sub.nari
hers will please leave their address at the HARNDEN
EXPRESS OFFICE, No. 607 CHESTNUT Street. or send
their name to 80x.11.01 Philadelphia Post Office, pre
vious to .January 22d.1883.
The whole of the Parquet Circle, Balcony, Balcony
Boxes. and tbebrilliant Foyer promenade, is reserved for
subscribers and those hold ang subscribers' extra tickets.
Single tickets to others thausubscribers. ; Parquet (in
cluding reserved acids( ri) cents. Family Circle (en
trance on Locust street) 26 cents. . jalo-7t
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
GERMAN OPER
C. ANSCIIUTZ
OPENING NIGHT,
TUESDAY, JANUARY 12$, ISRi
Stbscriptions at $5 for Reserved Seats for the SIX
OPERAS received and Seats secured at J. E. GOULD'S.
corner of Seventh and Chestnut, and at the office of the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, from 3 o'clock A. K, to 3 O'clock
P. K
ja9-2t
V WOLFSOHN'S CLASSICAL SOL
N- , • REES..
SECOND SOIREE OF THE SEASON.
SATINIDAT 'EVENING, JANUARY 10, 1803,
FOYER OF TIiL ACADEMY OF MUSIC
TICKETS. ONE DOLLAR EACH
WA_LNIIT-STREET THEATRE.-
Sole Lemma Mra. M. A. GARRETTSON.
Easiness Agent Hr. JOHN T. DONNELLY.
LAST NIGHT OF HISS LAURA KEENS.
THIS (Saturday)
. EVENING, January 10. 19t13.
The Performance will commence with the Comedy of
. .
Lydia Languish . —Miss Laura Keena.
Sir Anthony Absolute Mr. VT.,.11.. Blake.
Captain Absolute • • •Mr. C. Walcott, Jr .
Sir Lucius o".rrigger Mr. C. Wheatieigh.
David .41/11S. • • Mr. C. Peters.
To conclude with the Irish Drama of
BRIAN BOROIIIME.
. .
Brian Boroibme
Erina
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH - STREET
THEATRE.
Business Agent and Treaaarer.........JOS. D.I MIIRPST.
HOUSES CROWDED FROM PIT TO DOME.
Sixth Night of Mr: and Miss C. lIICAINGS.
TO-NIGHT. (SATURDAY), January 10, 1563,
THE DAUGHTER OF THE REGIMENT
Marie Miss C. Richings.
Cartouche Mr. Peter .
. To conclude with the musical drama of the
BONNIE FISH WIFE.
Miss Thistledown,
Moan - Afacfarline,
Witit the songs of Caller Herring,
And Bonnie Breastknot
Seats secured six days in advance.
MUSICAL .FUND HALL-LOCUST
STREET, ABOVE EIGHTH.
• MASTER .TAMES WILLIAN,
The youthful Pianist, 14 years of age, intends to elye
ono grand
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT,
AT MUSICAL FUND HALL,
ON THURSDAY EVENING,
Jan:l6th, on which occasion•he will perform som. pieces
from such masters as Thaiberg, Gottschalk, Herz, and
others. Hisfastonishing performances have already at
tracted the attention of some of our ablest musicians in
this city. He will be assisted by some of our best
talent. For particulars, see programmes at the music
stores. • .1a10.5t•
E MORE CONCERT BY. THE
HUTCHINSnIf FAMILT,, at the HALL of
SIMING GARDNA INSTITUTE,
on
MONDAY EVI3NINO, January 12, ISO.
Anvil! appear—
ASA, EIZZtK. ABBY, FREDDY. and Little DENNETT,
Singing their songs of Freedom Union, VictorT.
l'articniars in proarammuc, and at the Concert.
Doors open at 7. Concert at 8.
Admission 2 cents. Chile ren under twelve 15 cents.
No postponement. jalo.2t*
(1 0 N T.. - HALL . , O.IIFATNUT
STREET
vliyf
iCW o ELTYR- or Tit? Wd a,
r steersng and incidents con
nee ewthAle rite and progress of the war, ill nAtnstA
with .9 tartling Dioramic Accompaniment , , every EVEN
ING at 734 crcio?ck. Tickets Si cents; package.; of f.l:c,
Exhibition every WEDNESDAY ano SATURDAY
afternoon at 3 o'clock. Tici ere and Seats may lie secured
at the Hall during the day. • iaa-6t*
A S.SEMBLY BUILDINGS. - WOOD
ROFFE'SS ORIGINAL BOHEMIAN TROUPE OP .
-GLASS BLOV ERE. EVERY EVENING, and on WED
NESDAY and SATDRDAY AFTERNOONS, tip Splendid
Low-pwesuie Glass Steam-Engine 'MONITOR." will Ds
in AM operation at each enhartainment • '
ANOTHER GREAT FEATURE.
. „
.419 - All the Magnificent Works of Art manufactrired ,
by the Company are Distributed Gratuitously among the
Visitors.• A valuable collection xvill be distributed
every .Evening at 9 o'clock. and on Wednesday and Sa
turday afternoons. at 4 o clock. To be distributed by
correspondingnumbert. which gives: every one an equal.
chance of obtaining a valuable present - The first pre
sent for each exhibition *ill he a magnificent Case of
Work. Admission 1:5 cents. No half price.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.—This is the first appearance
of the Troupe in this city.ja.s-12t
•
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS'. GREAT
N-/ . wHALING. VOYAGE, AT LECTURE ROOM
CONCERT BALL,. .
ery_Evening•At 7Xo'cloek,
. And SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3 o'clock.
.
This entertainment has a Real Bost, 27 feet long , with
full crew and was exhibited 250 successive nights in
New Teri. • •
Tickets 2.5 cents, or live for $l.
A S SEM BLY BUILDINGS--TENTH
AND CHESTNUT.
AMUSEMENTS FOR OLD AND YOUNG.
SIGNOR BLITZ.
The great MAGICIAN and TENTRILCQUIST, with hLt
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS, will give his new and
Thom:liar Entertainments BI'ERY UWE.' LYING dartm the
Week. commencing at 734 o'clock : and WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY afternoons at & The attractions will be
marvellous: experlments in Magic : wonderful powers
in Ventriloquism and the Learned Canary Birds in their
new characters.
Admission 25 cents. Children 13 cents.
O r ERMANIA. ORCHESTRA. - PUB
'-la. RE HE ARSALS every SATURDAY AFTER
NOON 33i o'clock, at the MUSICAL FUND HILL
Carl Bentz; conductor. Tickets rrcents. Packages of I
tickets, gl—to be had of Andre & Co., 1104 Chestnut
street ; J. B. Gould, Seventh and Chestnut, and. at tha
hall door. no27.tf
H:OSLER'S ORCHESTRA.-
NEW OFFICE..
244..50utb EIGHTH St., below Walnut. delOint
pPINSYLVAINTA
THE FINE ARTS
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tling the books of Merchants. blinufacturere,.or -Trades
men, for a small compensation. Unexceptionable re
ferences siren. Address Box 2269 Post Office. ift-5-12t*
A SINGLE GENTLRAI AN' WOULD
like to engage a comfortably thruished room for the
winter,
y ithin ten minutes' walk of The Press office.
Atirlras. - Rn.aell." at. this , office. dell-cf*
LOST AND FOUND.
OST ..
APPROVED BILLS on the Nary Department, in
fietir.lif the undersigned for $.3,416.97. All persons are
beiehYpeutioned AgailiFt receiving the same, as they
are of 310 . 1150
. W any person bnt the subscribers.
itt..:;:. . SHARPS & HANKINS.
. .
.THE VICINITY OF THE
Baltimore Depot, a DISCHARGE from. the U. S. Ma
rine Corps, belonging , to W. L. Cowden. Any person re
turning the came to the Chief of Police. at the Central
Police Station. will be liberally rewarded. ialft:it
PERSONAL.
PENSIONS, $lOO BOUNTY ✓ AND
Pay procured and collected for soldiers. sailors
and the relatives of such as are deceased, at reasonable
and satisfactory rates. Claims cashed or advanced upon
by JAMBS FULTON,
Solicitor for Claimants
424 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
Particular attention given to parties living at a dis•
tance.
BOARDING.
F SELECT BOARDERS CAN
A. b
e acco mmodated with very superior ROOMS, either
El Ir
furnished or unfurnished, at 523 -ARCH Street. Refe
rences exchanged., islo-3t.
WANTED -BOARDING IN A GEN
TEEL private family for ihreePersons -- good. plain
living. and pleasant rooms—for which a liberal price
will .be promptly paid. Address "Boebester,'• this
office. lt•
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
Oft VALUABLE FARM FOR SA_LR,
near WOODBURY, N.. 7., acres. Would be di
vided, if de...ir , d. Inquire of E. P. MIDDLETON d: BRO..
No. 5 North FRONT Street, or L. LIVIRMORR.• on the
premises. jale.s3ts
MATERIALS FOR ILUNCE PIES
BUNCH, LAYER, AND SULTANA. RAISINS,
CITRON CURRANTS, SPICES,
CIDER WINE. &a., arc.
ALBERT O. ROBERTS,
DEALER IN FINS GROCERLES.
CORNER ELEVENTH AND VMS SITS
dels4f te
THE PHRENOLOGIOAL CURL
fIfNET AND BOOS STORE is open day and even
ing for the sale of books on Phrenoloxy. Phyalo..
logy, Hygtne, Phonography, and for Phrsnologi
- cal examinations. Orders by mall should ha
addressed to JOHN L. CAPEN,
oc22..wsmiltnif 922 CHESTNUT Street. PhDs
rPranl3-1 , ms SAFE DEPOT BE.
MOVED to Ho: 21 South SEVENTH Street, near
t e klin Institute.
The undersigned, thankfal for past favors, and being
determined to merit 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
strictly fire and burglar proof safes made). Also,Lillie'a
Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Loek&
Lillie's Bank Vault Doors and Locks will be furnished
to order on.short notice. This is the strongest, best pro.
:acted, and cheapest Door aid Lock yet offered.
Also, pattlenlar attention in eallei to Lillie's 'New
Cabinet Safe. for Plate, Jewelry, dto. This Safe ill con
ceded to surpass. in style and elegance anything yet
offered for this purpose, and to the only one that la
strictly fire and burglar proof
SPECIAL liorica—l have now on hand. say twenty of
Farrel. Herring, & Co.'s Safes, meetoof them nearly new,
and some forty of other makers, comprising a complete
assortment as to sizes, and all lately exchanged for ths
now celebrated Lillie Safe. Thar will be sold at very'
n w prices- ri.p.A. , ... call and examine.
iarrl7 4 .l IL C. SADLEII, flaunt.
CO:CDITT011
DIRECTOR
A. BiRGFELD, Agent
...Sir, E. L. Tilton
Miss Anna Cowell
'3Eiss C. Riching-
ACADEMY OF