The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, February 03, 1863, Image 3

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Thews,
T lower atock market, with cotr
aiderabitl. , ....../bro to sell the speensative stocks. 'Pelee
ts, however no appearance of panic; but on the con
trary, a feeling of confidence in nigher prices when the
'uneasiness produced by the high pr mium on go d shall
have dissimeni ed. it has been generally remarked that
the market stopped advancing when gold rose above 150
.0162 1 0 cent., aud there is nothing that would lbe quickly
relieve the money and stock markets as a reaction of 6
or 10 cent. in gold. Its effect would be almost ' Hata
story among fi nancial. malt as a victory, although victo
ries are what Well street needs most at present.
Among the firmest of the railway list Is Now York
10 antral. This stock is now quoted dividend elf. The
sales to-day were at 1111%, which is equal to 123.
The coal stocks are strong and higher. Delaware and
lludsotreold st 132, and that was bid. Pennsylvania is
sleeted 131@)133.
After the Board the market is again lower for railway
haree, Erin sold down to 723 x; Now York Central,
119; Pacific Mail, 167.
Itailrend bonds are irregular—some higher, others
lower. Illinois Central bonds rose to 126, Erie /monde
326. Erie lons the 11.1. Northwestern seconds are firm at
the block at Port Wayne thirds fell oil 2 per
scent., but tie firsts Red seconds aro SkgN per ce rt.
Nailer. 'retro Haute and Toledo and Wabash bonds de
clined Mgt: per cent.
Terre llama common stock is quoted 1111,9536, the Pre
ferred 66%@1E. Toledo and Wabash bold at 60. Chicago
And Alton stock is rotated 0568.
Border State bowls, on the whole, are lower, bat we
mottne a 'steady (lemma for Virginias and North Caro
linas at full prices. "outshines are also wait' oil at 70.
_North Carolinas rose 1 per cent. ; aftesouri sixes fell off
lg per cont. The Hannibal' and St. Joseph's issue is
'Ann at Rigian.
Dovernmentur are dull and weaker, but there is no
scossiderable qutuntitios of coupons of 15.21 or seven
thirties on th.- market. The six per cent. certificates are
Tether freelyotfered etfi. •
'rho gold market opened weak before the Board, selling
down to 16614, butt on the first call " the price rallied.
to 16811§182. 1 4, which was the quotation of flaturday's
Mooed Board. Timers are hulked :sus at the close that
a lower quotation will prevail later in the day.
Dutiable demand notes are .14 per cant. lower, lint do
trot fluctuate RN widely as gold. At the Hoard there
srrere sales at 16434, but afterwards 154®161.% was ac
cepted.
. . . . . . . .
TWO • OVACK. —T h o gold market to dull and lower ;
sake 1.57.4.
Phila. Stock Exch.,
r Reported b 7 8. R. 6zarsas7
FIRST I
•
23 Elmira R Pref..„ nog
21 Union Bk T C & l' 85
GO Little Sob It rewn. 44
2:19 d 0... B.swn. lobe 43%
6 do 49%
119 do 'Own 43
8 Coin inereial 11k... 49%
1130 W Roudlng•Gs 'B6—, 108
6 Girard f1ank...... uk.. • • . • 40%
10 Beaver Mead-lots
. 6214
2 Ponnkt It
10 do er
06 do 80%
Xi do 70
98 do ' "OM
600 Green Mountain.. 33
9000 U 2 6s 131. 0
MO CRT Gs tie* 114 4 % N
.4600 do KS O. lotr.loo
10 Far & Meek 8k.... 22.06
25 Mechanics' 8k... .
25%
CO Catitw It I'ref. AA. 21
BETWEEN
RI Penn's R..- • 7014
36 do 703•4
2 -s
10 1 00 Pe nn It let inert..l%) W
20 Blentra R Peer- - 501(
60 Catawlsait R. 7%
Si&OND
100011 8 7.30 T N blank. 101%
1500 do blank. 102
200 do blank. 10.1%
80 Delaware Div .... 40%
6 Elmira R 5211
1000 Alleg Val It 7s. e 5.180
100 Penn /dining 524
00 Cam & At Pref. 65. 223 s
100 do ..... Pro( -.. 21.36
29 d 0...., Pref. 65. 211 i
8403 Cult es new.. .. .. 1141(
=ON I onus. R... lots. 11%
2:10 Glees & Del 6.4 101
CLOSING PR
Md. Asked.
VEI 6e erns 'Bl 84% NB
"Ij 6 WV LI blk.. -Ica 102%
.American Gold..llA 107.
.Pliii Se old..ex in.loB IV/
Do new.ex in. 114% 115
_Alias co 68 R..... - ..
Penns 6e .104
....I/sailing R 45% 45.15
• 0 . ,, bds 'Ea -114
o - .Os '70...111 112
o
~f
.._o W2,.' ...1073,1 ioS
-rattria R , .. 70 7011.
Do tat en . ..11934 120
Do 2d en es. .111 116
:Morrie Canal... GC ra
Do pea 10s. MI 115
Do es '76.- .. ..
Do 24.1 mtg..,'..
Buell Canal
Do 68
, Sohayl Nay• •
6 6ki
11 71
121totra 39 40
Do pr1d...... 04D i 61
Do 741st ta..11234 . •
Do 10e. . .
21 Penns R 11t iiX
Do 6e 91 RR
"Do 10e .. . —llO 1711
6 Phlla Ger & Nor...
Lehigh Val R... ..
Lehigh Val bde.:
New York St
Closing Cinotaii
Bid. Asked.
II 516 s '74
V S 58 '7l
V S liss 'Bl resist. 01 159
S6s 'Bl coup.. 043( 94);
V 8 8s 5 yr
V S 66 5 yr reg...
/demand Ifotea.• .154); 151%
Tres Notes,
Tres Notes, 6 Itc
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Gold IiAIX 187
To aneesee 62 tig
Virginia
North Carolina..
Xlasourt St 68. 61 65
California 50..-- .. • •
Canton Company . • . •
Del & Had
"Penn Coal C 0....
Cambland C Co.
/Pacc Mail 1G7).; 1a;1;
t E x -dividend
Ph Had clph
The Flour market continues firm and on the advance,
cith a good demand both for export and home use at
previous quotations. and 106,000 bushels have been
taken, mostly Ohio extra family, at $7.60 to $8 for com
mon and good brands, including superfine at NIRO; ex
tras $7@7.50, nuil fines brands at $.9.50@53.50 . P bbl, ac
cording to quality. lire Flour is quiet, and offered at
713(giVil bbl. Corn Meal is firm, and Pennsylvania
scarce at $4 bbl
WHEAT is in good demand, with light offerings,and
red has again advanced; 6,000 bushels sold at 172(175c.
suontly at the latter rate, In store; 10,000 bushels Ken
tucky white sold on private terms; holders ask $l.
- bushel for thin description. Rye' is stead , at PSOIOOO 'V
bushel. Corn b firmer, and shoat 6,000 bushels, mostly
pew yellow, mold at SD; for damp, and 87@ASe'for dry
low, in atom and afloat, which is au advance; a sale of
white was =cleat 07c. Oats are firm ; 5,000 bushels Penu..
aryl vanla sold at Kettle fur 32 Ms. Light Oats are selling
at 37 li bushel.
DARK.—Tlere is a gooirdemand for Quercitron. let
ro. 1 is wanted at 1134.30 TI ton.
COTTON. The market continues firm, and buyers are
not disposed to pay the high rates. Small sales of Mid-.
dlings at ik; Vils, cash:
GROCERIES. —The market is firm, with small sales of
Sugar and Coffee at full prices. 133 tattle Calm find New
Orleans Sugar sold at 10114411.11ic /6 JD; 200 hags Rio
Coffee, at o@3li! e; and 76 blula Molasses, at 30®Thc per
gallon for cloyed end Muscovado.
PROVISIOD.S. —The market is stiffer ' with more in
quiry for most kinds. A sale of old Mess Pork was
Prude at $14.60 7 11 bbl; 40 lthils fancy Ham at 11,Fic ; and
600 tea, Lard at lum, 14.44 c, now held higher.
SENDS. —There Is less Inquiry for Cloverseod, with
pales of 4(0 bnehels at 1276 , 7.30 ' mostly at 67.26 bushel;
Timothy is scarce, sod worth $ 2.60©2 . 75 bushel; and
Flaxseed at sl.lads.l'M id bushel.
WHISKY has as OD advanced; sales 0f'1,930 barrels
Ohio and Pennsylvania at 590130 e, and Drudge 56(g)5Se ID
gallon.
The following are the receipts of Flour and Drain at
this port to-day
Flour
Wheat
Corn.
Oats.
Philadelphia Cattle Market, Feb. 2, 1863.
The receipts of Beef Cattle at Phillips' Avenue Drove
Yard are moderate this week, only reaching about 1,400
head. There is a fitir demand, and prices remain about
the came as last quoted, ranging at from 93010,1ic for
Cheater county and Western extra Cattle, the latter rate
for choice t 8.34439 c fur fair to good, and 61g17c for common,
liccording to quality. The finest pair of cattle ever
offered at this market were on sato this morning, from
Ohio, belonging to Alexander Christy. The market
closed rather dull, the high views of thedrovers limiting
operations.
lu Cows and Calves thero is a moderate business doing.
About SO head sold at from st) to ENO, according to qua
/
I" Th . e Sheep market conti nnes very firm r andericos have
Again advanced; prices range at from 6071,1 c tl lb gross,
as to condition and quality.
The receipts of Bogs aro fair this week, reaching about
SAO head. The market is firm, and prices are well
maintained, with sale,~ at 011@7ho V 100 Sic. net.
The cattle on sale to-day are from the following
States:
WO bend from Pennylvaul:
400 head tom OhSo.
900 head from Illinois.
60 head from Maryland.
40 head from Delaware.
The following are the Istrticulare of the Bales:
Fetthireer & Komi n, ei Western Steers, selliught from
• 4)/V0.76 for fair to extra quality.
Alexander Kennedy, 40 Lancaster county Steers, sel
ling at from SS. 61.011) for fair to extra.
Fuller & Bro. 100 Western Steers, selling at from
1660:i1110.23 for fir to extra.
P. McEntee, at Chester county Steers, selling at from
t 614100.6 0 (or fair to good, :tad 3) Western Steers at $6.60
J011(0 lifeCiese, 40 lAnenstor county Steers, selling at
from $lOl9. 60 for fair o
good.
Ullman & Sluunberg, SS Western Steers, selling at
SOW for fair to extra.
arolo• C. Baldwin 62 Chester-county Steers, selling
at $11.6 10.601 one pair You fine Chester-county Steers
• a 1 1 0 60, Weight 4,400 lbs.
•egliset-Attltaway. 75 W, stern and Lancaster-county
Litton, selling at from $8.76(419 for fair to good, and a
few extra at $lO.
nice & Smith, 26 Western Steers, selling at from sogl
• 9.60 for fair to good.
Mooney & Smith, 200 Western Steers, selling at from
$1010.2.6 for fair to extra.
hi. Kehler, 79 Western Steers, selling at front $1131.60
for fair to good,
!denuder Christy, elle pale of Show Cattle, the limed
ever offered at this market, front Fayette county, Ohio,
fed by Henry &'l'. Kirk, weight 9,guelbsllA
COWS AND CALI - ES.
The and stiles of Cows at Phillips' Avenue
• Ttrove,Yrird itnett nitwit. 40 head this week. There is a
pAn.figniand rites, el Cows at previous des, ranging at
6120 to gcc , o • s helot for Springers, and $1:410 for cow
••••• . and calf, according te ttality. ()ill lean Cows two sell-
In } f al from sl6@le to. head ;and dull.
t u.res.—SISION reach attest 70 heath this week, at from
15 @Soil lb fur lirst quality, and 4.)‘@hic for second do,
as t o weight and coudition.
THE SHEEP MARKET.
The arrivals and sales of Sheep at Phillips' Avenue
Drove Yard, as we have noticed fun' seine continue
light, only reacting about 9,000 head. The market is
very firm and lae • again sulvanced; first quality
flheep selling at frt in 6 / 6 07)4e ? lb gross, and second do
at from ci§ogoli lb as to condition and quality..
Sh
Stock seep are in demand and tell at $311011.50
head.
Lambs are soiling at s3ool' head. according to qua
lity.
TILE 1100 BIARKET
The receipts and sal ‘.4 of Flogs reach about 9,600 Bead;
the market coalfuues very firm, and pricee have again
advanced,
2,600 head Hold at 11. O. Imhoff' e Union Drove lard, at
from $ll. 60046. 02isi lee The, net.
1,000 bead mold at Phi!Ape' Avenue Drove Tard, by
John Crouse & Co., at rrom $6. Gi7.6(rElloo Ma, net; ac
cording to quality ; market brick.
Now York Markets—Yesterday.
.0811ES'are steady, with sales of 20 bids at 02.023; for
rots and 80. 71i for pearls.
BREADSTUFFS.—Tne market for State and Western
Ylour Is firm, hot do Pi is less activity; the sales aro 1 8 ,
bbls at $71@17..15 fur superfine State, $7.80068 for extra
gitate, 140133 for Kuporilne Michigan, ll:dial:Li, lowa,
.10 for extra du, including shipping brands
of round- oop Ohio at $7.8018, and trade brands do at
1913.10009.
Sontbern Flour is Quiet and firm: sales 900 bbls, 37.75
RB.loforeuporfine &LIS more, and sB.:gsgito.2.3 for extra
altlmore.
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Canadian Floor is lees active, but steady; sales 700
ibis at 117.8C07.90 for common to good, and $131:39.150 fur
/extra brands,
. .
- Rye Flour is steady, and in moderate demand at $l.BO
45.60 for the range of fine and superfine.
Corn Meal is firm. W quote Joroew at $1@L10 ; Bran
dywine $4.7/44.85; puucheons, s 9 ..Arr_oo.
NVheat Wirt moderate demand, and firm, although
there IN leas activity and animation than on Saturday.
Eaten 85,000 bus at $1.4941.67 for Chicago spring; 41.5,4
3.89 for Milwaukee club; $1.841.70 for limber Iowa;
I.&Mt 72 for winter red IVesteru; $1.7•4)1. 71 for amber
Wicklow.
Rye Is quiet, and firm, at 61@1.15 for Jersey and
Mate.
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Barley is scarce, and firm, at $1.60E01.70. A parcel of
c boice Eastern brought 41.60.
Barley Malt is steady; Bales 3,000 bushels inferior at
81 66.
-Oats are firmer, and good demand, at 050870 for Jer
emy; and 73c for Canada, Western, and State.
Corn telt: 2o
us 131 4 41ier, with a ratr demand; sales 100,
_NO
]bushels at ' , E• I; for sound Western mixed, and bat
V6c for unsound 0.
CHICAGO STOCK MARKET, Jan 31. —SEEP CATTLE.
—The market was well supplied, and under a good de
=and by shippers and Government contractors, ruled
eteady at yesterday's closing . prices.
Wequote the followlmr sales
70 bead choice lowa stlit4eil steers at $63, being about
equal to 6,lfy. They will be shipped East.
26 head fah: grade, averaging 1,013011 m,. at $2.65.
106 . ohoice slapping beeves. avenigin 1,272 IDs at:M.6O.
II bead, averagir g 1.012 fhe a t StA66.
14 head State ateerer, averaging 1,400 The, at $3.37g.
81 head, averaging 1,742, Ihs, at 401.
Hoag.—Received about 6,000. Market active and
im_gyant, cloetng !Arm at en advance of t®lCc.
We give a few of the sales :
gr. Average. Prlce, I flogs. Average .
o Price.
831 20 I ACI $lBO
st) 981 104 231 0,75
oat of to-day says
itnlre Salon. Fob. 2.
a. Philadelphia Exchange.)
WARD.
60 CntßPref sswnSin 24
12 do ..... Prof.... 51
100 do ..... Prof.ss. 21
50 flatawissa R b 36. 8
8 West Phi la R. lots. 66
6101 Snub S. Erk. 7.4.•
138 Cam& At Prof. lots. 2434
&HE Balm, Cl IS
460 Reading It..eash. 453,1
300 do cash. 45,44
50 do. cash. 4134
60 do 1.10 4514
GO Cam St Atlantic R.. 16%
: 210 II S Fivo Year 117
600 abt Amur Cold ••••158.34 .
20 Delaware Div..... 41
4 Cam & Amboy It .15334
6 North Ponna R... 1134
MOO North Penna. 01.31
10000CamStAt2dm C off. 62
' 5 Locust Mon ut.• •.. 31
2000 Pennaß Ist mort.l2o
BOARDS.
50 Catairissa R Pref. 24 •
60 Cam & All— Prof. 2334
50 .lo Prof. 2596
40 Man & Bloch Bk.. 24
15 Little Selinyl R... 43
BOARD.
314 Reading it...lots. 4514
1 West Phßad R.... 66
6 Second derbtrcl It. 73
2911noLingdou&13 rx 2t
63 do wawa. 21
161 Catawlooa It Prof. 24
60 • d 0.... Pref..b3. 24
AS N Penns (Li.. HIM p. RS
16 Ponna ft.., . ..b5. 70.14
26110 American •Pold
722.5 about do 167%
700 US 69 Five Years. 97
ICES—PBX.
B. Bid. Aaked.
Catawlees
Do p_rfd.—... Zi% Big
Beaver Bead R..
lifinehill R....... ..
Harriabnrg R...,
Wilmington 1...
Lehigh Na, He..
Do shares... 09 59R
Do scrip.... 94 34%
Cara & Amb B. ..
Phile & Brio k
Sun & Brie 7e..
L . .
Island 11 2234 28
Do bonds....
Delaware Div....
Do bonds. . .
Sprnae-street 16.% 17
Chostnnt-st R.... Si iBB
Arch-street R.... 27 27
Race-street R.... lig lig
Tenth-street R... 29 40
[Thirteenth-4AR.. 26X leg
W PhDs 1t.•..... ea 67
Do bonds.... • •
Green-street R.. , 43h 4434
Do bonds.... • •
' Second-street R... 7734 78
Do
Birth-street R.... 56 ..
Do bonds....
Girard College R 213 2634
Seventeenth-et B 1 . 134 1131
Little Sehnyl R.. 43 44
km, February 2.
ns at 336 o'clock.
Bid. .4.tked.
NY Con R R....t115 llSl
BriG common.-- 7L'i 7134
Brie Pre( 103 105 G
Hudson Rir t 92
Harlem R R 32>i ..3 9
Harlem R R Prof MX 81
Rending It R.....t99
Michigan Can •• • 96.14 9636
Michigan South. 115% 66
110. Guar .102 1021:
Panama.... ...... 197 190
111 Central....... 90 9036
Cleve & 66% 07.1
Galena & CM.... 90 9031
Clay & Toledo... 878 59
Chi & Rock 1a... .5336 59%
Terre Hanle Co.. • • • •
CM Hoc & .. ... • • • •
Bill& Pr •• ••
1111 Cent Con bde. • • • •
a Markets.
FEBRUARY 2—Evening
3.600 bbl
8.1i75 bus.
....... S.vx) bus.
...... BXO btu.
CITY ITEMS.
CONCERT AND EXHIDITTOIsT.—We invite
attention to a concert and exhibition to be given in
the Central Presbyterian Church, Coates street,
below Fourth, this (Tuesday) evening, for the benefit
of the Sabbath schooL The entertainment promises
to be a very pleasant affair, and deserves success.
THE COLD WEATHER OF YESTERDAY
created a great rush for Oakford r Son's elegant
Furs, under the Continental Hotel.
SUPERIOR QUALITY OP RHINE WINE.—
Arr. O. H. Pdatteon, dealer in fine family groceries,
Arch and Tenth streets, has now in store a line im
portation of Rhine Wine, by the bottle or case, to
which we invite the attention of our readers who
wish a superior article of this wine.
FINE MILITARY FURNISHING GOODS. for
officers of the Army and Navy, can be had in great
variety and in best style at Onkford & Sons, under
the Continental Hotel.
PUI:110 SPEAKERS, MrLITARY OFFICERS,
and Slxo2ll£4 can uae" Brown , * Bronchial Troches," or
Cough and Voice Lozenges, AB freely na requisite—
containing nothing that can injure the system. They
arc invaluable for allaying the hoarseness and irrita
tion incident to vocal exertion, clearing and strength
ening the voice.
GEORGE
SteelVe
Inimitable
Piano
Fortes,
J. E. Gould,
Severn and Chestnut. [jal6-thatim
ALEMAIcDIIII Du gate DINNER.—A. dinner
given to Alexandre Daman took place in an apart
ment, where the most beautiful gilt medieval statu
ettes, works of modern fancy, detached themselves
all round from the garnet 7 hued paper hangings,
which were here and there soberly relieved by great
golden nails; whilst on tho vast chimney the an
tique "Thief," in bronze, four to five feet in height,
raising up its arms between two immense china
vases flowing over with flowers and leaves, heaths
and creepers, seemed to applaud the great Venus of
Milo, who, white and serene, stood opposite to him
on the top of a sculptured pedestal, dominating all
the other statues. Alexandre himself was elegantly
attired in garments purchased at the superb One-
Price Clothing Establishment of Granville Stokes,
No. 609 Chestnut
,strect, Philadelphia, where every
winter fashion, of the most complete design, is al
ways procurable.
GREAT REDUCTION IN WINTER CLOTH
two at Charles Stokes & Co.'s "One-Price"first
class Clothing Store, under the Continental Hotel.
The public are invited to call and examine the goods
and prices. We arc satisfied that no such ready
made garments are to be had in this city, or any
other place, at the prices we are now selling them
for. The material is of the most desirable patterns.
Both Men and Boys' Clothing is °tiered at the re
duced rates for the coming week, and parties in want
of clothing can effect a considerable saving by pur
chasing immediately. Remember! under the Con
tinental, in Chestnut street, Charles Stokes & Co.,
No. 824.
A LETTER-WRITING Ll2ll - Y.—A recent
mail from . Newbern, N. C., brought nearly seventy
thousand letters from soldiers in the Federal army
to their friends at home. The writers of these epis
tles were all staunch and intelligent Union men, and
they affbrded their recipients a very correct view of
camp -life, and of the various shifting scenes in a
soldier's career. Not a few
. ..Of theta epistles con
tained eulogistic remarks concerning the elegant
garments for citizens, soldiers, and youths, made at
the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Rockhill & Wilson,
Nos. 603 and 606 Chestnut street, above Sixth.
ARRIVALS AT : : . THE HOTELS,
TIP TO 12 O'OLOOK LAST NIGHT.
: treet, below Ninth,
A J Parkor, Now York •
A H Schultz, New York
Mrs OtlE, Springfield. Mass
Mrs Barry, Spriugllold
(3 W Snyder, Pottsville
13 Tyson, Beading
J Eckert, Muffing
D Luther, Rending
Mr Scott Se ly, New York
Miss Mathews, Now York
Geo Diehl. Maryland
Mrs Diehl & child, Md.
C Boughton, Now Jersey
J L Telt, New York
John Purcell, Pa
Glrard—Chestnut s
II D Wllnon, Went Chester
A 1) young, West Chester
Jos:Small, Moores co, Ps
.1 Eldridge, California
S A Whitney. New Jersey
Jos White, Baltimore
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.1 S Topisam, Washington
Mr Eldridge, New York
Jai Keene, Phil&
C Mellon, Washington
Semi Reneagy, Pittsburg
Chris Heneagy, Lang co, Pa
Win Knabe, Baltimore
Wm Nordholf, Baltimore
J W 'Money, Phila
H E Wtlkinr Boston
A R Curtis, Boston
W F Donaldson, Ashland
Geo,Ormsod, Tamaqua
Robt IlleGurel, New York
Miss McGurel, - New York
Miss A Simmons, N Y
1' Hilliard, N Y
S A Whitney, Now Jersey
Tr
C S Moore, oy,
Canty W
Ca
W ard, Y
Dr I, Webey,. Baltimore
C A Dailey, Washington
,
Q C Doniface, Now York
Jas T Ryan, Ca'Korn%
J3I Enos, Delaware
J W Vandegrilf, Delaware
Wm Polk, Delaware
M E Dickson, Delaware
Salta llurtbert, Middletown
P P Hurlbert, Middletown
J W Evans, Delaware
Oeo Macklin, Pa
H B Hartley, New haven
G A Hartley, New Haven
C S Caswell, New York
ontinental—Ninth a
E afcGowin, Pittsburg
0 E hlcOowin,Pittsburg •
0 H McCabe. Tamaqua
L H Eicholtz, Elk co, Pa
J Lewis, West Chester •
John DI Miller, Baltimore
A Eliot, California
John S Holcomb N
Miss C Holcomb, N J
WA Chestnut streets,
!Henry J Fabrr, Baltimore
IC Al McCoy, BaUlmer°
Roo 11 ranght, Boston
M 0 Palmer, Maine
J S West, New York
W Il Rockfellow, N Y
Mrs W Rockfellow,lf Y
W Castle, New York
ICH Gat chell, Lancaster, NY
At H Sanger, Connecticut
J C Blensdell, Fall River
T J Welle,Watillington,D C
J Reed, S Danvers
Id 0 Read & wf, New York
Wm 'Morgan, New York
JALawscr.ltwf, NY
S B Upham
Mr Tnck & wf, Maryland
I Mies Tuck, Maryland
M T An tram, Cincinnati
Cant A K. Arnold, U S X
Satan, Chambercburg •
II Watson, New York
F Howland & la, Now York
C F Latham & In, New York
MIAs Barney, New York
H M Alexander, New York
B h Foymunr,llow Jersey
n
S \V Torrey, now York
W G Steele, NPW Jorgey
D D Badger & ia, New York
Coo Huddle, Dl Chunk
BlisaMPerins, i ew Jersey
S A Allen, New Jersey
Clan. E . Powell. MASH
H B Salem, N J
Pliny Fisk, Pottsville, Pn
Firmstone, Easton
John A Fisher & pct, Penni
11 Rolando, U S A
. _
Isaac Davis, Mass
lass Slit Davis. MUM
D c
.1 W McCormick: N
Walter Lawton New York
SYa n 46 , ick N' Brunswick
A 'P Stout, New Brunswick
Geo N Hotchkiss, N Haven
Win C Hnsbrook. N Y
Win S Rue Jr, New York
Abreo , wt, New York
111aj Bullea, tort Monroe
Mrs Bolles
M A Eapetti & la
Dr II Carpenter & in, R I
E Taylor, Rochester, N Y
9' L :Ityder; NY
W Frasier. N Y
E M Knerals, New Haven
H F Richards, New York
J French, New York
A Roman. New York
\V J Widdleton,•New York
C Our, New York
Dr H H S Anderson, N Y
Alonzo Emery, Boston
W Findley, New York
JD' Wheeler, Bridgeport
F r Worrall, W Chester
C Brinton, Jr, W Cheater
Major Constable, Balt
W D Mdcy, Baltimore
W C Handy & w 4 Md
Mine Pueey, Maryland
W N Wood, N Jersey
Edward, Utica, SV Y
B Grant, Boston
. .
blaj Teu Eyck, 1J 8 A
Dr J B Lyons & wf, Del
J Thacher, Baltimore
D Pahnest oak, Baltimore
R Green., Prow R f
D D Voorhees, k York
Alm NV L Merl. Peuua
blaster Dnert, Penne,
Was Hammer, Nortimmted
Thomas, Harrisburg
Tracy Bradel, Elmira
Miss Anna Heade', Elmira
J B Casey, Coun
Power, Hodson
NV S Wyeicult New York
A F Edwards. New York
Ormst•d, Mae
NY F liix, NM York
street, below Arch.
I L Schnebley & wf, Phila
Miss R E Boyle, Poona
Miss 31E Ponnypaoker, Pa
S C Brower, Brooklyn
W 1' Brower, Brooklyn
S Starizman, Baltimore
H Warner, Fort Delaware
S Smuley, Ohio
JR Coorey, Row Colombia
Hon II Stronse, Scityl co, Pa
1: Chapin, New 1 ork
D C Green, New York
A.l Fitch, Jersey City
11 51 Dayis,New Hampshire
F B Finstliwait,Harrington
L Colleflower, Quincy, Pa
J Mentzer, Quincy, Pa
W hedge, Halifax, Pa
la 31.11.odyrers.Selinsgtoye
Hal J Cummimu s Selinsg'e
F Browneller,lndiana
Merchants'—rolurt.
G Burdick, New York
S Bolton, Pittsburg
J Jordan, Baltimore
R I. Foeler, lillasouri
Rev J Shin,lie, U 8 A
S.l Borger, Bath
II Warner, Fort Delaware
JP Randolph, Easton
lU U Angell, Columbia,Pa
.G T Robenimu, U b A
Lieut Col J P Taylor, U S A
T McNamara, Phila
11 Howe, Boston
A W Steele, New York
T S Courad,New York
C Pock, New York
L B Minot, Hartford, Conn
S A Castle, New York
C F Jones, New York
W W Lyman, Connecticut
L lieilbnru,%Tasb,D C
Lieut N G lass, Penne
street, above Path.
nos Humphreys, Mil
A Kahn, Va,
Dr J Brown, tie,
las W Searle, Hickory Run
B F Gould, Hickory'p Run
Capt J C McLaughlin, rd,
.T TJaken, Del
Jae R Clemeots, Del
James hobinson,3l,l
F A Sick, Mil
A 0 Solicit, Mil
SpkrAr, N
H Hall, N Y
H Stroh, Mauch Chunk
D 0 Leckenbach, Bethlehem
C Kauffman, Danville:Pa
W Mara, Daucille,Pa
illorserlean—Cheatuu
Id 01lee, Boston
J II Funning, Prop, It I
Dr Z Wintlirop,Wash, DC
lienryWintlirop,Wash,B
Zit Lantorlstek,_lf Y
F Harvey,Waell,D C
Jan 31 Tolaod U 8 A
Jun T De Ford,Emyrna, Del
E Beck, Smyrna, Del
A bt Diekegon,Smyrna,Del
It C Pyle, Easton
W Hackett, Eantoa
W Finney, and
Stool Dulley, Oxford, Pa
A K Kline, Reading
A.l Baldwin
Win P Lander, N Y
B W Jones •
street, above Third.
Thos 31 Howard, Pittsburg
Morton Thorne, Lowell
Henry Taylor, Lowell
H R Shaw & la. Chicago
Jae 31chltil len, Salem
John Thompson, New York
Wash Shaw, Jr. Chicago
Alex Pollock, New York
John Taylor, New York
H MM.ley Sr. family.
bliss F Maylon, Wil Del
JODI T Maylon, Wil, Del
Cart 1' Clark & In., NJ
NV hilioyd, MI Holly, N
31 Thlnipson, Clucin. Ohio
St. Louis—ehestikut
A J Mathew; New York
O Eel lemon, Baltimore
J Young, Baltimore
T W Carter, Buffalo, N Y
J Donald, Mleeisslppl •
2.16 s Wilson, Delaware
I) W Miller, New York
E Whitney, New Jersey
lir. Show, Pennsylventa
F A Srholling, Bremen
31 V Ilegen,N Y
B Bony, Pottsville
Thus Moyer, Reading
Ah‘axo Moyer, Reading
T R Parkhurst. New lark
treat, above Third.
J J
11 Johnson. Tamaqua
The Union —Arch a
W 'Nikolas, New York
W Hopkins,rffe, Lane co
.1 P Lasalle, hi
0 Bsusenbainer, Pittsburg
Los leiug, Pittsburg
L N Freeman, New York
DJire Cleaver, Delaware
Mary Cleaver, Delaware
Dilute' Melia, Penne
Lisnt O'Brien
Col R Rateliff, Tamaqua
Miss L srr, Reading
Leibert, pu Pittsburg
John Harrold, Matruh
I) Eppley, Harrisburg
R R Slack. Penna
J B Hay Winslow; N J
Louis Braylock
J li liisley,SLiddlekown,Pa
D W Smith, Freehold. N J
Salanel Tmep, glow York
reet, above Chestnut.
Jam L Sotton, Maryland
E It Johnsou, Elkton, Md
John I Taylor. N Jersey
Stases King. Chestor no
Jas Watson, Chester co
Commercial—Sixth et
E Fotts, Bridgeport
„bullradon. Maryland
S H Garver, Oxford
Aaron Martin S vvf, Pa
ST Pennock 3 In, Penne
M C 'Taylor, Chester co
.1 0 Bally, Chester co
.T It Itamsey, Oxford, Pa
A Campbell, Brooklyn
F W Been*, Brooklyn
.1 Maglnitie, Pottsville
A Lyon, Maryland
C \ .Mitchell, Maryland
Herbert Watoou, Choker co
_
W Chandler. Del
W C Urenelug, Oxford
A F Achey
W H Brown, Oxford
D Cltaud ler, Jennerwille
I John Boyd. Chester co
States Union—Sixth
Thus L Russell, DI Jersey
siliert Wilson, New York
B Cainbel, Marietta
11 It Risser, Danville
John Rider, New York
v id NV l'ox.
Miss 11 Young, New. York
H B Hooper, Jersey City
Miss 1 , , S eaple, Clinton co
Muni Janisoon, Norristown
Jas 1) Reed, Lancaster co
and Market streets.'
W Ti Young, Ohio
J E Shattiar, U 8 A
TAent A P Swoyer. II S A
W Hibbard, Jr. W Chester
.1 Sheller. West . Chaster
Bonbon Best, Kutztown
'rhos .1 Cooper. York, Pa '
Silos Rambo, Chester co,Pit
John It Ninny, Chester eo
C B Thud, Kutztown
1E A 'Varnall, al;ester co, Pa
National—l T-ace At
Euial C Bohm . , Wash, D C
A C Cown
Win Nyco, I'hcenixvilln
Fai n ! Moses, Phianixville
'l' V Rhoads, Allentowu
.0 C Easton
reet, above Third.
Geo T Capp, Jonestowa
Saml K Marshall, N J.
Israel Ballade, Reading
P F MeCoolly, Lebanon
C Mark, Lebauon
Mount Vernon—Seeond street, above Arch.
nos Benny, No* York Jobe Price & I. N Jernoy
redrew Brown, N JarsOy H Howard, Boston
1) B Stout. Now Jersey Wm Mount., Springtlold
Peter rdoeltea, Now Jenny J J James, New Brunswick
Bludinosk—Second
Chats Heritnge. Plathula
Stephen B Ford, Maryland
Jog R Colnly, Suttolk, Va
ICilNmn D Lome, Taylornv'e
col John 'Byes, Newborn
Wan 11 Norton, Bending
Jo. Grakres, LOWIBIOWIt
Sul Clintlmp, Lewistown
ect. above Ittar.bet..
P T Araiitroag, Delaware
Nelson Petty, IN Jersey
Matthew McilroY. Boston
Dr A C Sines, 151 Jersey
Joe Biddle, New York
F Whitlock, New York
Merrick, Bucks co, Pa
BARI Eagle—Third
V.ll,)irman, Loh igh Gap '
.1a col; %rpm IdontieY co, Fa
Philip &uidt, Pa
Petyr Wuttriug, Pa.
t., above
D Barly t Dauphin co, Fa •
Jacob Hilleiptos, Pennaburg
H Roth, Backs co, Fa
J Roth, Dacha co, At
J Rosenberger, Bucks co,Pa
JD lifaxton, Reading
Barclay Brown, Byborry
Sol Roger, Lane an. Pa
M Kollar,. Phaidxv ille
.1 Emery. Northaniutou. co
John Roth,Bucks cO, Pa
Mrs Loth, Bucks co, Pa
A C Oreth, Bornville •
Ph illy Stratum, Bernville
Black Bear—Third street" above CalloWbllL
1' V Brown, USA " . Conrad Foam, Reading
David Bruner Adam Tiellinau,Rea,ding
Sheriff Falter, Bethlehem Rolit Weaver, Pa
W W Weaver, Collonok,Pit. David It Clement, Pa
Rebenhold, Port Clinton.lleory E /Cram, Doylestown
.Barley Sheaf—Secon
IV FlRbor. Doylentowu
Mr Furter
it street, below, Vine.
'David F 011; Bitola+ co, Pa
iJoltp Rich, lititok!‘ en, Pa
.T Wean°th, Newtown
Jamb Simpson, Pa Edward Cromdiao. Biters co
W Brunner, Doylestown W Kitchen, Attleboro, Pa
SPECIAJ NOTICES.
11, E
FURNISHING CHINA AND GLASS ESTABLISHMENT,
CHfrift HALL, 3%9 CHESTNUT STREET,
Directly uryositc independence
Hotels, restatratuta, and shipping supplied, China and
film packed In a proper manner, and warranted from
breakage, to all parts of the United States.
N. B.—China decorated to order; also, initials and
crests elegantly engraved on table Masa. ia24-1m
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS.
They purify, strengthen, and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and Mei.
They overcome effects - of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach.
They cure DYsPepsiaaud Constipation.
They cure Diarrhoilia, Cholera, and Cholera Idorbus.
They care Liver Complaint stud Nervous Iloadache.
They are the boat BITTERS in the world. They omit
the weak man strong, and are exhausted nstnree great
restorer. They are made of pure Bt. Croix Rum, the cite.
crated Cslisaya Bark, mote and herbs, and are taken witi
the pleasure of a beverage, without regard to age or tlm.
of day. Particularly recommended to delicate per?on:
requiring a gentle stimulant. Sold by all Grocers, Drug.
Meta, Hotels. and Salami. P. B. DRAKE r% CO.. 802
BROADWAY. Now York. selllahn
BATCHELOR'S HAUL DYE!
THE BEST IN THE WORLD
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR'S celebrated Hair Dye
prodneme a color not to ba distingaished from nature;
warranted not to injure the hair in the least; remedies
the ill effect' of bad dim, and invigorates the Hair foe
life. GRAY. RED, or. RUSTY HAIR Instantly tlllll/1
splendid Black or Brow". leaving the /lair soft and
beautiful, Said by all Druggists,
Afir The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCH!.
LOR, on thefener rid** of each box.
FACTORY, No. SL BARCLAY Street,
(Late 283 Broadway and 18 Bond etrert.)
my2S-17 New York.
OR-PRICE OLOTRINOp OF THE LATEST
2ITT6Ite, made In the Best Manner, eipreeely tor RETAIL
SALES LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plain Pt
ores. All Goo& made to Order warranted satistactor,
Oar Oys-Pitren Srersm is strictly adhered to. All an
thereby treated alike.
JONES & 00:. 604 MARKET St,rikei.
M a Rg=E] .
DARNS—DARMAN:L:On the evening of the Rlth of
January, by the Rev:. T. J. Shepherd, Harry D. Darns
to Mina Tillie lil.'Oakattan, all of this City.
WRAVES—CREIR.--Janttry 29thi, 1863, by the Rev.
W. Cathcart, Mr: Menu C. Weaver to Miss Jane Chair,
both of Philadelphia.
DIED_
ROES.—On Monday, 2d inst., Mary, wife of Samuel
AM, in the Gist year of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respoctfally
Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her
husband, northeast corner of Fourth and Plum streets,
Camden, N. J., on Thursday, 6th instant, at 2 o'clock.
without further notice. sea
DBNNISTON.—At Northampton, Miss., on tho 2d
inst. Evans B. Dounhdon. in the ald year of his age.
ROICEY.—On the morning of the 2d inst. ? Charles T.
Roney.
llis friends and the relatives and friends of the family
aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the
residence of his mother, Ell South Juniper street on
Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'ulook. "es
ClUtVhN.—At Jersey City, on the let inst., Mrs. Mary
B. Craven, wife of J. Craven, in the 27th year of her
14 1' 1 6 relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her Amaral, from the residence
of her father. David Davis, No. 452 Richmond street,
Kensington, on Thursday next, at 1 o'clock P. M. "'"'•
LEIBERT. —On the Ist inst., John Loitiert, in nis GOth
ye lti relatives and (Hew% are Invited to attend hie fu
neral from his late residence, Main, opposite Gorges
street, Germantown, on Wednesday, the 4th instant, at
2 o'clock P. M.
Whil3BilLi. —On the morning of the Ist inst., Sa
muel. R. Wetherill, in the list year of his ago.
Bis relatives and friends and those of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence, in Burlington, N. J., on Third day, the 3d
inst., et 3 o'clock r. ht.,
without further notice. •
METCALFE.—On the 30th ult., Joseph C. Metcalfe, in
the 45th year of his age.
His relative' and friends and the members of
Robert Morris Lodge, No. 29, of the 1. 0. 0. F., and the
order in general, also the Eagle Beneficial Society, are
'4.7l:n u :enA:.°2gag slr"ceel. d ttl h des f (Tnue.rgad l ti f yrjWrinsOre
n,
at 2 o'clock, without further notice.
STILES. —On the 30th lust., Henry Stiles, aged 68.
His relatives and male friends are invite 1 to attend hie
funeral from his late residence, No. 441 North Fif.h
street, this (Tuesday) morning, at 10 o'clock. To Pro
ceed to Laurel Hill. •
RNEASS. —The remains of Conk Charles Lotabaert
Rnea.se, 15th United Sates Infantry, killed at Marfrees
hero, will he -interred Et Woodlands, this' (Tuesday).
morning.
Funeral to move from residence of his grandfather,
Charles Lomhaert, Esq., No. 421 South Thirteenth street,
at )1 o'clock A, M. Friends and relativesare respectfully
Invited. •
• • .
BATTEN.-0n Friday, January 30th, Mrs. Elizabeth
Batten, fu the 87th year of her ago.
Her relatives and friends are respectfelly invited to at
tend her funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock,
from the residence of her son-in-law, R. Y. King, Eo. 822
Spruce stmt.
IptL.A.OK BILICS.-BESSON Sr 'SON,
••=-,
Mourning Store, No. 018 CHESTNUT Street, have
pened a new stock of
BLACK SILKS,
Including all the desirable makes and styles, from $l.
o SSZO a yard.
Black Alpacas. 26 to 6 . 23 i cents.
Black glossy Molialre, 60 cents to $l.
Black all wool Moussnlines, 35 to 60 cents.
Do do do double widths, 70 cents to $1.76.
Do English and French Bombazines.
Do Empress Cloths, Baratheas and Turlas.
Do Thibet Long and Square Shawls, he. .ist2l
& LANDELL, FOURTH AND
-A- 4 ARCH, have n fine assortment of
G . • . •
ood Glossy Blank Silks. • • •
jalo Widows' Silks without gloss: .;. .
IEINRE & L.ANDELL, -FOURTH AND
ARCH, always keep a Rue stock of •
Staple Honanhold Goads. - .:_
Jalo Hest Muslin , Lineas.'andiflaamla. •
'EYRE & LANDELL; ; FOURTH. AND
+- 4 ARCH, always liriegi full ling of- -
Mourning Owl& • . .
ja.11:1 Fashionable Shawls. '
M. PHILADELPHIA. SOCIETY FOR
P.NOMOTIVO A 0 ttIOULTAAL —Stated meeting
at Room 326 WALNUT ktreet. eui WEDNESDAY, Feb.
4th. at 11 o'clock A. M. "-.• • • 633-2 t
MHORTICULTURAL HA-LT.—SUB
eet for diecueslon THIS EVENING.: 'PM:try--
non, Arrannemont, and Cropniny. of Vegetable Gar
dens." It
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA, Febrnary 2.16 K
he Directors have this day declared a DiVIDEND OF
SIX PER CENT. , or twelve dollars per share. payable to
the Stockholders. or their legal representatives, on de
!papa. Ite3-10t] WILLIAIII HARPER, Secretary.
OFFICE OP THE HAZLETON COAL
COMPANY, February 2, Mk
The Board of Directors of the Hazleton Coal Company
have this day declared a semi-annual Dividend of two
dollars per share, payable to the Stockholders, or their
legal representatives, at the office of the Company, No.
303 WALNUT Street, on anti after tho 12111 inst.
The transfer books trill be doted until the 19th inst.
feS-St ALEX. G. GAW, Secretary.
M. NINTH PRECINCT, FIFTEENTH
117 ALD.-IVOTICIE. —1 he Treasurer of a fend
subscribed at a meeting of Citizens hold November fah,
11364 to pay expenses of meetings, &c., held to avoid
draft, takes Mb method of informing the subscribers to
this fund, 'which accumulated to e.ISS, that he has paid
all bills presented to him leaving a balance °tea,
which, unless called for within ten days front the rate
of this, lie 'will Teel himself at liberty to dispose of to
worthy objects of charity.
JOSEI'II TOMLINSON, Treasurer,
fe2-3r , No. CMS MOUNT VERNON Street.
fM, DEPARTIVIENT OF RECEIVER,
OP TAXES—PumnammurA, January 30, ]SB3.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.—The Tax duplicates for
1668 mill ho open for tho payment of City and State
Macs on MONDAY February 0 18f11, in stead of the
16th inct.• . (Signed ,) JAMES C. KELCiI,
In6l-.3t -• ' " Receiver of Taxes.
IM.PlillldillkELPHl,4.,3anuttry 20, 1113.
At a meeting of the CITIZENS' BOUNTY POND
COMMITTEE. held this day, the following preamble
and resolutions were adopted, and ordered to be pub-
Whereas, The Citizens' Bon uty Fund Committee have
advertised that they will -discontinue the Paymeut of
bounties and premiums after January 31, instant; mut
whereas, there aro changes to be made In military mat
ters by the United States and State authorities, to obvi
ate evils which past experience has shown to exist in
the present made of recruiting and sending men into the
field therefore.
.Resolretl, That this Committee will not resume pay
ment, under the present system,. after the 31st inst.
Resolved, That a committee of five be appointed by ballot
to confer with the United States and State authorities on
the subject of paying bounties for recruits, and for the
purpose, of perfecting and reporting each nay:Comas will
enable the Committee to aid more effectually the Go
vernment by its funds titan It is possible to do at pre
sent.
Resolved, That the Treasurer is hereby reqUested t 3
deposit the balance of the funds with the Assistant Trea
surer of the United States in this city, at short call on
Interest, until tt is rrynire.i.
THOMAS WEBSTER, Vice Chairman.
Loney Humour, Secretary. ja3o-6t
MHONCEOPATKIC HOSPITAL, 1118
CUTIIBERT Street.—This Inntitation Is now open
bor the reception of sick and wounded Soldiers, who will
e received and provided for in the moat comfortable
manner__ tree of cbarge. B. F. GLENN,
no • 1 • '. Seeretary of Board of Renewers.
rsA's OFFICE BUCK MOUNTAIN COAL
CO., PIPLADELPHIA, Anuary let, l&M.
NOTICS.—TIie Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
the BUCK MOUNTAIN. COAL COMPANY will be held
at the Office of the Company, No. 320 WALNUT Streot,
on WEDNESDAY, February ith, ISGS, at U o'clock A. M.
,An election for Seven Directors to serve the easuiaz
year writ be held on the same day, between the hours of
ai A. AL and 2 o'clock P. At.
ial-thtot.PF . • War. P. JENM3, ,Prosldent.
OFFICE Or THE •SUROBOIC-A.8...
li f iaTlsT TO TFIE ARMY AND IttAVY, • PLIILMNICIr
?MIA, October 24.1E61
Wounded Soldiers and Sailors desirous of availing
themselves of the National Appropriation for supplying
Artificial Limbs. should aptly immediately at tho office
of the Snrgeon•Artist to the Government. No. 1.009
CHESTNUT Street. B. PRANK PALMER.
isfl.em • Government Snrgeon-Artist.
UNION CANAL COMPANY, PHILA.-
DELPIIIA, January 14,1583.—The Annual Meet
ing of the Union Canal Company of Pennsylvania
beheld at No 228 WALNUT Street, on TUESDAY,
February 3d, 1863, at 11 o'clock A. M.
• 3rtlS4te9 ' 0. THOMPSON. Secretary.
A : . CARD FRQM L 40: DETACROIX.-
.The Lrullne class at the French study is fall fur the
'mooing. The afternoon and evening hours fur gentle
men may yet receive a few students for the French
course.
. .
No one who has practised my system of the French
idiom throughout has failed to acquire a competent gram
matical and conversational use of the language for all
the purposes of httsinese and social intercourse.
I require no committing to memory, no home studies ;
all I require is that the whole mime be deliberately
practised to the end, even though if:Aptitude should ex
tend the time beyond the usual average of other students
attending at the same hours.
DELACROIX'S THEORY APPLIED TO OTHER LAN
GUAGES.
I profess no other language than the French; I never
theless, long ago, composed non-uiernorixing'systems of
other languages, for those only of my pupils who, after
having finished the course of Piencli, might wish tq,cou
ttnue with one another. I have now attending, betides
my students of French, several who, after the French,
are practising en a second language; and some on a third.
The satisfactory result of the French coulee gave them
full confidence in my theory for other lanquages. They
were never required to study at home. They practice
deliberately while with me, and trouble themselves no
more about the matter till they come to the next lesson.
I publish these particulars merely to make known that
the ready use of two or three foreign languages may,
with ease and certainty, be grammatically acquired in
about the same number of applications that the memo
rizing methods reqnire for the French alone.
J. C. DELACROIX.
The French Study, No. SlO7 FILBERT Street. It
ESTATE OF THOMAS WOOD, DE
CEASED.—Letters of Administration on the estate of
THOMAS-WOOD, late of the city of Philadelphia, hav
ing been granted to the undersigned, all persona in
debted to said estate are requested to make payment, and
those baying claimsagainst the same to present them to
MARLA WOOD, Administratrix,
No. sas ARCH StroeL
THOMAS S. WOOD, Adminhitrator,
No, 605 ARCH Street.
PHiLADELPHIA, January 29, MN fefi-tue*
JAMES M. SCOVEL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Blaster and Examiner in Chancery.
jaltlnio 113 PLUM Street Camden. R. 7.
A DECIDED SUCCESS. --11,EIMER'8
..--.-,snyertor style and naturally-colored IVORYTYPES
have won the admiration of all who have seen them it at
his Gallery. SECOND Street, above Green.
$5OO REWARD FOR RECOVERY
of the Goods and arrest of the Thieves. Tho
Dry Goods Store, S. W. corner 9f Arch and Fourth as.,
\MR entered on the night of the 28th or morning of the
79th January, and SILKS amounting to between *l,OOO
and N 6 000 Stolen therefrom. The above reward will be
given for the recovery of the same.
feg•St . BYRE Sc LANDBLL.
APPLICA7 lON WILL BE MADE TO
the Managers of the MERCANTILE LIBRARY
CORNET for renewal of Certificate of ONE SHARE
OF STOCK, No. 424, standing in the name of DAVID B.
KISMET, the Ulm haying Loon lost ur rnislaid,,fe.34ll3o
FOR SALE CHEAP-A SKALI., TIT.
SOLAR BOILER, in gond order, with ot4Ant
cook& stem-gauge eheek-vnlyon; MI ready fox us&
Apply to Dr. SCHEIiCK, 39 North S I XT H St. fig
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPITIA. TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 3. 1863.
OUR SPRING STOOK IS NOW AR,
H OSIER Y,
AT LOWER PRICES THAN PRESENT COST OF OA
FORTATEON.
ARMY GODS.
DARK-BLUE COAT CLOTHS.
DARK-BLUE CAP CLOTHS.
IMF-BLUE CLOTHS FOR OFFICERS.
ARMY BLANKETS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
JD-OUNCE DUCK.
muss, STANDARD WEIGHT.
MAW LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK.
BROWN AND BLEACHED SHEETLNGS AND SHUT
.
INGE , . For sale by
FROTHINGHAM & WELLS.
el-if tf
SEAMLESS BAGS
LEWISTON A. OZARK,
MANHATTAN, HOUSATONIO,
HAMPDEN E, HAMPDEN B,
For sale by •
GRIGG- & HARM STEAD,
ja9lni No. 21. STRAWBERRY Street
EV ANS & HASSALL;
And. everything necessary for the complete outfit of
ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS,
WIIOLES ALE AND RETAIL
ift,27-]m
a W. SIMONS 6.1 BROTHER,
NA •
SANSOM.STREET HALL, PHILADELPHIA,
MANUFACTURERS OF JEWELRY.
FINE SWORDS, .
MILITARY GOODS. IN EVERY VARIETY.
AMERICAN GOLD,
U.S.
• •
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• •
OE,
TWENTY-YEAR tux PEE OUR BONDS,
. .
PAYABLE AT THE OPTION OF THE GOVERNMENT
AFTER FIVE YEARS.
I am instructed by the SECRETARY OF THE TEEA.
BURY to receive subsoriptions 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 PRESLIITN. ON GOLD, these Bonds yield about
EIGHT per cent. per annum.
A full supply always on hand.
JAY COOKE, •
. SUBSCRIPTION .SOENT.
sioB4lnhl 114 SOUTg.'rl/XELD STREET.
JOHN C. CAPP
.44c SON;
STOOK as
. 150 T E. BROKERS,
DaI4ECTLY OPPOSITE THE MECHANICS' HARM
BOUGHT AND . BOLD ON COMMISSION AT MB
BOARD OP BROKERS.
AND NOTES AND LOANS tATEGOTIATED ON TEX
BEST TEEMS.
S . HARVEY THOMAS,
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
STOCKS and BONDS, and all kinds of 11. B. GOVNILL
NEXT SECURITIES bought and sold on Commisalon,ez
elnsively.
Business Paper and Loans on Collatoral negorlated at
lowest rates.
orders by Mail shall receive prompt attention. Were to
Messrs. Nathan Trotter & Co., Geo. D. Parrish, Rio,
John B. Myers & co m kaFuel . B. Thomas, Esq.,
()HIO AND PENNSYLVANIA R. R
COMPANY BRIDGE BOX DS.—Sealed Proposals will
be received until THURSDAY next, FEB. sth, at noon,
for selling to the Trustees, for the use of the Sinking
Fund, Ten Thousand Dollars (0 1 ,00) of the bonds
known as the Bridge Bonito. Proposals will be di
rected to the undersigned, and will be opened at the time
named, in presence of those parties who may be inte
rested in the bids. The Trustees reserve the right to de
cline any bids which they may consider incompatible
with the interest of the trust.
C. MACALESTER,
R. MILLER, JR..
in?-9-6t Trustees, NO. 205 South SIXTH Streek
$l6OO $2,000, $2,500, $3,500, AND
,
, SO,CIONTO LOAN on Cita Mort a. Ap
pl y to Year
MI No. 309 W A LNUT Whet
QENUY FOR THE - SALE OF
UNITED STAT-E•S TAX
• STAMPS,
Iro. 57 South THIRD Street, first door above Chestnut.
A full supply of all kinds of REVENUE STADIPS that
have been Maned by the Government for sale in quantities
to suit.
A liberal discount allowed on amounts of S5O and up.
wards. •
Office Hours from 9 A. DI. to 5 P.M.
Orders by Mail promptly attended to.
JACOB E. RIDGWAY,
de9-8m No. 57 South THIRD Street.
UNITED STATES
PTFTII COLLECTION DISTRICT, PENNSYLVANIA.
NOTICE.—The ANNUAL ASSESSMENT for the above
named District of all persons liable to a Tax on Car
,riagel; Pleasure Yachts, BilliardiTables, and Gold and
Silver Plate, and also of all persons mums' to take out
LICENSES, having been completed, NOTICE IS HERE
BY GIVEN that the Taxes aforesaid will be received, for
the TWENTY-SECOND and TWENTY-FIFTH WARDS
of the City of Philadeta, by WILLIAM II: MILLER
and THEODORE S. WILLIAMS, Deputy Collectors, at
the °Bice Langstroth's Balding, GERMANTOWN, and
for the TWENTY-THIRD WARD of said city by DA
NIEL W. GILBERT, Deputy Collector, at the olllco of
the Collector, Frankford street, Franlegord, daily, be
tween the hours of 9 A. M. and 3 P. M •
PENALTIES.
All persons who fail to pay their Annual Taxes upon
Carriages, Pleasure Yachts, Billiard Tables, and Gold
and Silver Plate, on or before the twenty-first day of
February, 1599, will incur a penalty of ten per centum
additional of the amount thereof and costs, as provided
for in the 19th section of the Excise Law of July 1,1861
All persons 'who, in like manner, shall fall to take out
their LICENSES, as required by law, on or, before the
21st of February next, will incur a penalty of ten per
centum additional on the amount thereof and TEINEE
TINES THE AMOUNT OF SAID LICENSES, In accord
ance with the provisions of the 19th and 99th sections of
the Excise Law aforesaid.
Money of the United States only received. No thither
notice will be given.
JOHN W. COWELL. Collector.
Germantown (Philadelphia), Jan. 30, 196 t ja,3o-tfo2l
•
TN TERNAL "LEVEN UE.-OFFICE AS
SESSOR FOURTH 'DISTRICT, No. 4.97 CHESTNUT
Street, (Farmers and Mechanics' Bank Building. )—Put-
LADELPHIA, January 36, Mat
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That all that portion
'of the FOURTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, comprise
in the limits of the Fourteenth Ward of the City of Phi
ladelphia, has been divided into Two Divisions. All
that portion of the ward lying east of and including the
east side of Twelfth Street Lq constituted Division
JOSEPH 0. RITTENHOUSE, Assistant Assessor, resi
dence, No. 663 North ELEVENTH Street. Tho remain
der, lying west of and including the west side of Twelfth
Street, is Division No. us-, JAMES R. OARRIGUES,
Assistant Assessor, residence, B'l4 North TWELFTH St.
D. 1.. SOUTH WORTH,
'faltrd Assessor Fourth District.
UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVE.
NUE —TIMED COLLECTION DISTRICT, Pennsyl
vania, comprising Twelfth Thirteenth, Sixteenth, Seven
teenth, Eighteenth, and Nineteenth wards of the city of
NOTICE.—The ANNUAL ASSESSMENT for the above
named District, of all persons liable to a Tax on Car
riages, Pleasure Yachts, Billiard Tables, and Gold and
Silver Plate, and also of all persons required to take out
Licenses, having been completed, notice is hereby given
that the taxes aforesaid will he received daily by the
undersigned, between the horns of 9 A M. and 31'. M.
(Sundays excepted ,) at his office, Sonthwest corner of
911-1119 D and WILLOW Streets, on and after MONDAY_,
February 21, 186 3 , and until and including SATURDAY.
the Met day of the same
ALTI month.
PENES.
All r4rsons who fail to pay- their Annual Taxes ripen
Carriages, Pleasure Yachts, Billiard Tablas, and Gold
and Silver Plate, on or before the aforesaid 21st of Nehru
ary,ls63, will lunar a penalty of ten per centnm addi
tional of the amount thereof, and costs as provided for in
the 18th section of the Excise Law of July 1, BM
All persons who , in like manner, shall fail to take out
their Licenses as required by law, on or before the Slat
of February,lk3 l 7lll incur a penalty of •
THREE TIMES THE AMOUNT OF SAID LICENSES,
In'accordance with the provisions of the 59th section of
the Excise Law aforesaid.
Sir- Money of the United Staten only received.
pat - No further notice will be given.
WILLIAM 3. WAINWRIOR ,T Collector,
isl7-dtf . S. W. cor. TRIED and WILLOW Sta.
GRAY AND DISCOLORED HAIR
DYED a beautiful Black or Drown, at FOURTH
awl BRANCH Streets.
COMMISSION HOUSES.
HANGED
ao,oop DOZEN
THOS, ME.LLOR
40 AND 43 NORTH THIRD SWIM.
MILITARY GOODS.
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
NO. 148 ARCH STREET
SWORDS, SASHES, BELTS, &0.,
aO=ME
DEMAND NOTES
WANTED
DREXEL Jo CO.,
40 South THIRD arse
NO. 23 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
STOOKS AND BONDS
MONEY INVESTED
No. 313 WALNUT STREET
Furness, Biinle 'y, 9 do., John
del6-3mit
LXM44:14W.4).X.4.4.404144
INTERNAL REVENUE.
CASSIMERES,
Comprising ft large and complete stock of goods for
MEN'S AND BOYS' -WEAR.
TEM TRADE SUPPLIED AT DIEASONABLE PRICES.
E. E. COjtNER META AND AIANKET STS.
A 0 A RD.---4N CONSEQUENCE. OF'
some extensive alteration: we ve making. in our
ROM, the store will be CLOSED on Wedni Way, Thuts-'
day, EritTpy, and Saturday..
OnMODIDAY noxt the 9th, we AMU OPEN' with a.•
large Stock or DRY 000 DS,andate they were purchased
prevnma to the very great rise, we are enabled to offer
inducements , to those in want.
EDWIU HALT, &
241 South SECOND Street.-
ATIISLINB -BELOW THE MARKET
JaJL PRICES. --We have a large Stock of-Bleached and .
Brown IBUSLINS. of all widths and qualities, at prices
from 2 to S cents per yard under the case price of the
agents. -
Among the stock-will be found New York Mlle, Wil
liamsville. Wainsutta, Torresdale, Ailewagen, and'
every approved make.
Country Storekeepers will save by an examination.-
Linen goods at old prices.
& W. H. PRNNELL,
fe2 • lOU MARKET ,itreE4.
CLOSING OUT WINTER STOOK AT
AND UNDEN COST PRICER,—
Saxony Plaids sad Pail De Charms, at 20 eta
:Best American Delalms, at2o ets. •
•AU imported Dress Goods at cost prices. •
• Thosezoods are all really cheaper than Calicoes.
Plain Silks, rich colors.
Small-figured Corded Silk's, solid colors.
Pit in and figured Black Silks.
"Very heavy Oro Grain Black Silks.
.Rich gyles Fancy Silks.
All of these goods are at last fall's prices. -.
Pretty styles-Fancy Silks, SO, 65, 75 e t, s ,
• Plain Black Alpacas. .
Single and double-width Blvick Dolaines.
Black Morinoes, Cashmeres, and Reps. .
..All at 1.4 prices. • •
English, Coalmen,. Sprague, and all the
best snakes of Prints in the market.
"Pillow Case,. Sheeting, and - Shirting Muslin%
Wil
liamsville and other approved makes. "
0-8 Waltham and Pocasset.. Loyman, :Unbleached,
all atless thswthe agent's case prices.
IL STEEL & SON,
fe2 Nos. 713 a.nd 715 North TENTFI street.
PHILADELPHIA
LENDID' STOOK ON HAND.-
1, - , All the beet makes ot Calicoes.
All the best makes of - Mastitis. ,
All the best makes of Linens. • -
All the best makes of Sheetings.
All the best make a of Napkins.
Together Tewels, Crash, Diaper Rucka,back, Bird
e.nrlap, Arc. Ac.
bite Cambric and Jaconet, full line.
Nainsooks and Plaid Muslin% fell line.
Winter Goods closing out.
Shawls, Iderinoes, closing out,
Balmoral - Skirts, all prices.
Silk and Linen HUN, nice assortment At
JOHv IL STOKES',
702 ARCH. Street.
E DWII‘
T HALL - & BRO: 1
26 South SECOND Street,
Save reduced the-pricestof
Fang Silks,
Rich Printed Dress Goods, -
Choice Shades of Mediums, .
Beautiful Colors of Reps or Poplins.
All-Wool De Laines.
All kinds of dark dress goods reduced.
- Also,
Fine Long Broche Shawls, .
Oven Centre Long Cashmere Shawls,
Rich new styles of Blanket Shawls. .
4-4 Lyons Silk velvets. pure Silk.
DRY GOODS FOB WINTER.
Rep. Poplin. -
Trench Merinos,
Colored Hormonal's,
Ponit De Soiee. •
Foulard Mika,
Blanket Shawls,
Balmoral Skirt,
Black Silks,
Fancy Silks.
Black Bombazines,
Worsted Plaids,
Cheap Dahlias,
French Chintz"
Shirting Fianna',
•
Broeho Shawls,
Fine Blankets,
Crtb Blanket&
SHARPLESS BROTHER,
CHESTNUT and EIGHTH . Streets
(IRIS .AND CRADLE BLANKETS.
• Lane Crib Blankets.
Fine Cradle Blankets.
;al • , EYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH and Lila
WILLIAMSVILLES, WAMSUTTAS,
York Premiums, Foreetdales, • • '
Edward Harris, Bay Mill, and
Other good makes Shirtings.
104 Utica, Waltham
Liroala and Pepperell Shootings.
FILO:
At nearly old prices. _
Cheap Damask Cloths Power-Loom Linens,
Good Napkins ßlA Fine ToweAL PACAIs and Doylies.
CK
.•
Fine Colored Alpacas,
Prints, Delaines, Cheap Reps.
All-wool Reim at
' -Balmorals—Cood Skirts, fell size, B.
closing out Winter Cloaks and Shawls.
Closing out Boys' Winter Clothing.
COOPER & COMMA
1a24-tf R. I. corner NINTH and MARKET Streote
PYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH AND
-A-A ARCH, have a fine s FAMILY•
____
GOODS FOR CUSTOM.
Good Large Blankets.
• ' Good Linen Sheetings. •
Good Muslin by thepiece.. ....
Good Unsbrilaking Flannels. • ' • - .
Good Fast Colored Prints.
Good Table Linen and Towel& .. '
Good Quality Black Silks. . .
• Good Assortment Colored Silks. Jai'
NOTICE OF 00PARTNtRSIlli).- . -
The undersigned hereby give notice that they have
entered into a Partnershtp.
That the name of the tam under which said partner ,
glints to be conducted is McCAMMON & ANDERSON.
That the general nature of the business intended to be
transacted by tbo said firm is Wholesale Jobbers of Rib
bons, Silks, Flowers, and Millinery goods in general, and
the same will bo transacted at No. 31 North FOURTH
Street, in the city of Philadelphia:
WILLIAM I. MeCASIMON,
Late of Springs. Oak, & Co.
ROBERT C. ANDERSON,
Late of Louisville, Ky.
REPERENCEe:
Messrs. Bucxxon, McCAmmog, & Co.
Jong B. Kraus & Co.
BARcßorr & CO.
J. B. LtrPINCOTT & CO.
Sitmn.suitt, Run, & Co.
WRIOII7I, Thum, Co.
Mr. ALEXANDER WRILLDIN,
Vice President Corn Exchange Bank.
AT Mr. JOHN C. TABER is otir Barer for the House.
Philadelphia, February 2, 1063. fe2-It*
NOTICE. PHILADELPHIA, FEB RU.
ARY, 2. 11.03. —no COPARTNERSHIP heretofore ex
isting between THOMAS A. BIDDLE, HENRY J. BID
DLE, and ALEXANDER BIDDLE, Stock and Exchange
Brokers, tinder the firm of Thomas Biddle dr Co., to this
day dissolved by the terms of our articles of copartner
shin in consequence of the death of Major ISENRY J.
13115bLE.
The business will be carried on by the surviving part
ners at the same place and under the same name.
The affairs of the old - Arm will be settled by the sub
scribers. TITOMAS A. BIDDLR,
fe2-1m ALEXANDER DIDDLE.
TEE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
fore exlating between EDWIN HALL & BROTHER
is this day duisolved, by mutual consent, LEWIS S.
HALL retiring.
The basin& s will - be continued by EDWIN HALL,
under the name of EDWIN HALL & CD.
EDWIN HALL.
LEWIS S. HALL.
fe2-131.* •
4FEBRiARY2,IO
pRILADELPHIA, JANUARY 28TH,
-a- Ma —Notice is hereby given, that the partnership
lately subsisting between George Henderson,Robt. W.
South mayd, Edwin Henderson , Thomas D. Henderson,
slid William H. Henderson, under the firm of lIENDEK
SON, SOUTHMAYI) & CO., has been dissolved by mu
tual consent.. fed-Lt
C 0 P A RTNERSHIP.-THOMAS H -
. •-11 ER and FRANCIS S. COLLADY Are partners in
our arm from this date.
• •• THOS. W. EVANS & CO.,
818 and 820 CHESTNUT Street.
Febrility.% 1803. te2-at
ISSOIUTION OF COPARTNER.
infiP.—The copartuership heretofore existing be.
tureen ANN W. Aic?iBELY and CHARLES W. Mai HELY,
under the firm of McNEELY St Co.. is this day dissolved
by mutual consent, Aim W. McNeely retiring.
CHARLES W. MoNEELY, of the late firm of McNeely
& Co., and ROBERT. K. AfaNEELY, having associated
themselves under the style and Arm of McNEELY &•Co.,
will continue, as heretofore, the Morocco Leather Manu
facturing business at the old stand, 61 North FOURTH
Street. They respectfully solicit of their friends and the
trade a share of their patronage, and a continuance of the
business relations so long enjoyed with them.
CHARLES W. McNEELY,
ROBERT K. McNEELY.
Philadelphia, January 1, 166.3. ia2S-60
NOTIOE.—THE UNDERSIGNED
hereby publish the terms of a Limited Partnership,
which they formed on the 2d day of February, 1961 to
terminate on the 31st day of December, 1962, and which
they have THIS DAY renewed, In compliance with the
LAWS of Pennsylvania. '
1 The name of the firm under which the said Part
nership is conducted is MATHIAS M. MARPLE.
2. The general nature of the business transacted is the
buying and vending of VARIETLF,B and FANCY DRY
GOODS. at No. 59 North THIRD Street, in the city of Phi
ladelphia, State of Pennsylvania.
3. The name of the General Partner of said firm is
MATHIAS 3L MARPLE, residinl at No, TM COATES
Street, in the city of Philadelph a, antrof the Special
Partner of mlid firm GEORGE G REIGN residin at 640
North FOURTH Street, In the city of Philadelphia. a.
4. The amount of capital contributed by said George
Gordon, the Special Partner, to the common stock at the
time said partnership was formed—to wit on the 2d day
of February WM, wes TWELVE THOUSAND FIVE
HUNDRED DOLLARS.
5. The said partnership Is now renewed, and Is to con
tinue until, and to terminate on, the 31st day of Decem
ber 1864. .
P DeCember 31, 15e8.
MATHIAS X MARPLE,
GEORGE arg Partner.
SPoOial raartner.
NOTICE.-TIEE LIMITED PARTNE.II-
8111 P heretofore exietingbetween the undersigned,
ender tho firm of J. T. PLATE & SCHOTTLER, expires'
this day, by its own limitation. Philadelphbirusi
trer 31, 1 d62. J. THEOPH. PLA
CARL Q. SCHfiriTL
general Partners. •
CHR. F. PLATE,
Special Partner.
By his Attorney, J. THRONE. PLATE.
The midernigned continue the Importing and General
Commission Butsineas, under the firm of J. T. PLATS &
ECHOTTLER. for their own account
J. THBOPH• PLATE.
_CARL C. GGHOTTLEE.
ial-aw
Philadelphia, January 1, 1563,
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER
SHIP.—The copartnership heretofore existing under
the name of SMITH. WILLIAMS, & CO.. Is this - day dis
solved by mutual consent, and the business of the late
Irm will be settled by either of the undersigned. at No.
513 MARKET Street.
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL "CONTI
NUE the DRUG BUSINESS, as heretofore, at the
Old Stand, No. 721 MARKET Street.
' WM. ELLIS & CO., Druggists,
124 MARKET Street.
5 cAsEs . . BLACKSTONE
.
UMBRELLA OLOtEIS".
For sate by MATTHEW BINNEY'S SONG,
Jo" BOSTON. Mass.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
CLOTHS, LININGS, kc.,
COOPER et OONARD,
10764 CHESTNUT STILEET
E. M. NEEDLES.
LINENS WHITE . GOODS, LACES,
AND
•
EMBROIDERIES.
A full assortment always on hand at LOW
PRICES.
Just received, lace-trimmed Embroidered and
Mourning-Muslin Bows and Neck-Ties, for the
house and street. Also, all-linen . Hemstitched
Handkerchiefs, at 15 cents.
Also, all descriptions of Linen Handkerchiefs,
for Ladie, Gents, and Children, at
WHOLESALE PRICES. jaB-tf
1024 CABSTNITT STREET.
[K~~ yi ;+, ~t: ~ ~ ;~y : ~ i ~~
P. JENKS SMITH
H. PRATT SMITH,
JNO. IL WILLIAMS,
WM: P. SMITH, Jr.
Philadelphia, Dec. 31,1E82. jal-tf
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
ARCH STREET.. 606.
FINE SHIRT AIM WRAPPER ENIPORIUM.
Full Assortment of
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
SUPERIOR QUALM, AND AT MODERATE PRICES.
G. A. UOFFMA.NN,
Successor to W. VT. KNIGHT.
606 ARCH STREET. 006.
jft&stuth 3m
THE FINE SI - lIRT EMPORIUM,
Nos. 1 AND 3 NORTH SIXTH STREET.
JOHN 0. ARR - ISON,
(FORMERLY J. BURR mtenz,)
IMPORTER AND MANITPACTUS.`ER OF.
GX•VII . BEMEN'S FURN'ISE.ING GOODS
IN GREAT VARIETY AND AT MODERAVE PRICES.-
N. 8.-7-7azticular attention given to the making of : Shirts,
Collars, Drawers, a e. ja2,l4ap4
FINE . SIIIRT MANUFACTORY.
-sr-- The subseliber would invite attontion to hio
IMPROVED CUT OP SHIRTS,
Which be makes a specialty in his business..Alsp, con
stantly receiving, -
NOTELT.IES FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
J. W. SCOTT,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
-No. 814 CHESTNUT STREET.
Pour doors hltow the, Continental.
'WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
A ATERICAN WATCHES
FOR SOLDIERS
AT REDUCED PRICES.
AMERICAN WATCHES FOR AMERICANS!
THE 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 le flooded, and
which were never expected to keep time when they were
rmide, being refuse manufactures sent to this country
because unsaleable at home, and. used here only for
jockeying and swindZing purposes.
We offer to sell our Watch, which is of THE BOST SUB
STANTIAL MANUFACTURE, AN' ACCURATE.. AND DURABLE
TEERHERPER, and in Sterling Silver cases, Ranting pat
tern, at as low a price as is asked for the trashy Ancres
and Lep/nee of foreign make already referred to.
We have named the new- series of Watches, .Wat.
Emmy, Boston, Mass., which name will be found on
the plate of every watch of this manufacture, and is one
Sold. by all respectable Watch Dealers in the loyal
States.
Wholesale ordera should be addressed. to
ROBBINS• db . APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Company,
182 BROADWAY, R. Y
Jalo4 in thlat
. FINE WATCH • REI'AIRING
attended to, by the moat, torpertearod workmen.
tuld every wateh warranted for one rear.
0.. RUSSELL,
22 North SIXTH Street:-
FINE AMERICAN AND
IMPORTED WATCHES, Gold, Jewelry. and Sil
verware. at the lowest possible prices.
G. RUSSELL,
22 North SIXTH Strew
a D. T. PRATT,
(SUCCESSOR TO PRETT tr DEATH,)
•
.607 CHESTNUT STREET.
Is SOILBUILUY in receipt of
ENGLISH, SWISS, •AND
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Of desirable styles and onalitlea, to suit all slaloms of
buyers.
ELI HOLDEN, • • 4 .1
.
Dealer In flits
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED WATCHES,
JEWELRY, AND CLOCI
i ab lp • •
TOE
a WATCHES, JEWELRY, d&0.
A FRESH ASSORTMENT
AT LIM THAI. PORMEE PRICE
FARR Si BROTHER, Importers,
1n12041 324 CBEsTrim Street. below Fe
MAGNIFICENT JEWELRY FOE
. J.T.4. almost nothing. Cheap Trimming Store. 912 6
MARKET Street. • fe2-6t•
MICROSCOPIC PHOTOGRAPHIC
'• '.CHLRIIIB.
G, W. SIMONS & BROTHER,
MANUFACTURING JEWELERS AND IMPORTERS,
SANSOMATREET
Have just received, direct from Paris, a large assort
ment of the above novel and beautiful articles, em
bracing a number of the most 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 bad at all the principal jeweler's, opticians and
fanny stores in the city. iagtflm
LADIES' FURS.
LADIES' •VANCY • FURS.;
JOHN FAREIRA,
No. 718 ARCH STREET, BELOW EIGHTH,
r=7MTTWM .' rj.MZ7M
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 gil)
me a call
p iizio %_J I
~,,,Nrvvvv,Ns
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE CO3IPANY
OPPICE, 415 WALNUT STREET, PHILLDELPHIL
CAPITAL 5200,000.
Thle Company continues to take risks on the eater
classes of Property at low rates.
The public can rely upon its responsibility, and ability
to pay losses promptly. Its disbursements for the Duda
of the public, during the last nine years, exceed
500,000 DOLLARS
mime respectfully solicit its favor in the future
• DIRECTORS.
CHAS. I. DUPONT, JERRY WALKER,
JOHN W. CLAGHORN. JOHN THORNLEY,
C. E. HEARLITT, ABRAHAM HART,
WM. I M .BWDI,N J R., P URM R N
S HO PP ARf W.
LI
JOSEPH KLAPP
M. D., N. S LAWRENCE,
THOMAS DRAKE, JOIIN SUPPLER.
THOMAS CRAVEN, President.
' A. S. GILLETT, Vice President,
JAS. B. ALVORD . Secretary'. ito26-Lftf
E COMPANY, NO
FAME INERT/UN . '
406 CHESTNUTStreet. ,
ILAD.
P.H
FIRE AND INLA
_ .
DIREC'
IELPRIA.
OD INSURANCE.
_ _
- - --
E. D. Woodruff, •
Oeo. A. West,
John Kessler, Sr.,
Chas. Stokes.
A. H. Roseuheim,
Jose) D. Ellie.
'OE, President.
ARDSON, Vice President,
Seorataxv. • fia/5-11t1
Branch' N. Buck,
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LIST OF COLORS
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MY DIARY,
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Mr. T. CL if. T. TITANIUM has i(on° a good PO - it:feel')
the American iloblic;• lrf promptly bringing mit Mr.
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by the way. with compensation to the anther. The
book is certain to he viably read, riot less fromtheitts .
terest attaching to the writer sari the subject, bur ati
account of its picture's - 11'e style or narrative,- which is:-
admirable; and we believe that •iS It. book, a whit'
re.. ding of which de-aced on. both sides of the ,
Atlantic, by conveying truthful viewsi o en many subjects
still imperfectly understomds In this respect, M. Rim-=
sell's Diary is better. titan it :liirietterawspe,.because the
Diary records principally accaos-and'consversations just
as they occurred, -from which thoireader may draw his
own inferences; and if the faettrere truly stated (and we
find no traces of the contrary) wo•must all be e,ntent to,
accept the nfere [mei which followin the minds of reason
able and 'candid men. We, of Gleillbrth..cartainly, -do
net shrink from this test. The book rooreoverwill serve
to remove much Of the obloquy which . has, unjustly
attached to its author. It will be found that lig has been
at least a better friend - of the Union than , many among
ourselves; he said nothing so bitter on so hard of us as
many things which were said to him:land , hir dared,
even at Montgomery, to lift tee his voicei against the
hideousness of a new nation avowedlyifennding: itself,
by deliberation, upon chattel slavery-as a corner-etone:
Be exposed to the Southerners at every 'turn' the ab
surdity of their 7.octrine; that Cottonif King,. upon •
which they foolishly relied to force the great l s Swors of.
Europe to intervene for their independence. Thz auJ
swore he received, in such con vcrsation,here faithfiiity
reported, will aid in opening the eyes of the Britisibpub
lic to the facts of the case. We regard the publication of
the book as timely, and despite a very-few , blemishes,
ascribable to not unnatural prejudices ; the author de-
'serves en the whole to receive the rare
need of 'praise
which attaches to - impartiality. The unmerited abuse
which has been poured Open him would have been
considered .by many. writers, . under similar dream
`stances, nos inviting a retaliation - in- kind from. which
Mr. Russell magnanimously abstains. —Boston Adver
tiser.
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IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
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MICROSCOPES, SPECTACLES, AND
SPY-GLASSES, for Nissan for sale by
Jemesw. oczEN & co.,
de32-Smif . • 924 CHESTNUT Street.
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SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
THIRTY YEARS' EXPERIENCE HAS PROVEVTS
. GREAT SUPERIORITY OVER ALL OTHER
REBIEDIES.
THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE PREPARATION,
The
reputation of
this medinne is
now-so well esta
blished that liberal
minded men in the medi
cal profession throughout the
Union recommend it to th sir
• patients as the very beet of. all
ran ed ies for Pulmonary Complal its and
General Debility. and in curing Coughs, Colds,
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Spit
ting of Blood Whooping Gough. min
in the Side or Breast, Sore
Throat, Difficulty in Brea , B
ing Palpitation or
disease of the Heart,
Throat, Breast,
or Lune's.
NO laracixkx 4 9,fiVßl.T....ollTAlNED A HIGHER OR
iIORE DiSEIVEI? "REPUTAT DR
IN PULMONARY DISEASES of the nost alarming
character, "Sway ue's Compound Syrup o !Wild Cherry
effects permanent curse. A stubborn Cough, Sore
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cured. Declining years of aged persons will be greatly
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disturbed...restless nights, keep It by the bed-side; its
use will give repose. If the bowels are c ostive r take an
occasional dose of " SWAINS'S PILLS. " Prepared
only by Dr. SWAINS St SON, 330 North SIXTH
Street, above Vine. Sold by all Druggists throughout
the United States. la3l-iftf
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
for Coughs, Colds, and Irritated Thr( ate, are offered
with the fullest confidence in their efllcat y. They have
been thoroughly tested, and maintain tl e good reputa
tion they hare justly acquired. As liere are intila-
Hons. be sure to onrAIN the genuine a: FREDERICK
BROWN'S Drug and Chemical Etere,lN. .I. car. cum-
NUT'and FIFTH !treats.
. .
Also, Mutter's Cough Syrup, Wistar's C nigh Lozenges
prepared from original prascrlptions. M3O-Im*if
EYE AND EAR—PROF. J. ISAACS,
ocnbit• and Attriest, from Leyden, Inland, is per
No. momently located at No. 1 PINE Street, where he treat,
all diseases of the Eye ‘r Ear scientifically, and cures—
if curable. Artilicial E inserted with, ut pain
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'rum Bto 11 o'clock .i. 111. 11 14 :1 ato7 P. id, 7a33ln*
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=313
MEDICAL.
COMPOUND
AMUSENAI37 4 B.
NEW CHESTNIITI,STEEtT tHEAI:
THE.
Leman and Manager —• • • • • Mr. W. WHEATLEY.
(Alen, of Niblo's Garden. New York.)
HOUSE CROWDED FROM PAIDiTTET TO DOME
THE SECOND WEEK 07 TUE SEAS , M.
TUESDAY EVENING. Febtriati 3, IStE.
EDWIN FOITiEST.
- FTiri ninth •
appearance, when he will,-for the amnia.
time, Assume the part of
, THE CARDINAL
BOlter's powerful and r
LIE omantid Play of
RICHEU,
Produced.with
ENTIRELY NEW _SCENERY, AND' NEW DRESSES
AND NEW APPOINTMENTS.
Mr. W. WIIEATLEY av 4DRIE,N; 1)5 MAUTRAT
Tie remainder of the cha-acler, will be supported by
MeFFTS. L. It. Sl4 - veil, C. Rine - stand; G: ,flocks, J. W.
Collier, 3. Martin, 3. Cnnoll, J.Ward, Carland, German.
J. Taylor, Mrs.. 7 11. Alleo, , atill Miss Isabel Spencor,
Conductor • Mr. MARK HASSLES.
WEDNESDAY, fhr the second time. the First part of
"ZINC HENRY IY.
, .
MR. Et" A CYR T
AS "FALSTAFF,"
TITURSDAY, the Seventh APpearanceo(
WIN, PO RrIVES T,
His
TM Appearance rz- the "Cardinal Duke," in
ItICILEMM.
PRICES OP ADAIISSION.
R.Amily ett-al ..... . . ... ..,:..:-....• • 215 cents.
Thy.lee Clyde..." .. - ' 50 centa.
Pmueet and Bleared Seats in Dress. Circle 75 cents.
Seeks hi PrivaVe Boxes, each....,.. ~ -; , . ~....., „ 81
Dore openat 1. Curtain rises. al .7:„
T taketa afay he procured at tht Box Odita from S AL HL
till 5 7'.,, M. for _ the whole of ill e pre.ent iy.ek.
.._
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE.-
Sole Lessee MM. M. A.•OARRETTSON.
Enßinpas Agent Mr. JOHN T. DONNF.LLY,
SECOVI3.NIGHT OF THE GRAAT GOMEDiAIf,
SETCHELL.
THIS (Thesday) EVENING, Febrtiary 3, 1353,
Will be Het , iibuleil e.usP
' n
lay of
DOIO3EY Min SON.
Captain Cattle
Mr. Entabey ---
Mr. Toots . - •
Edith Gran .............
To conclude: tisith the Farce of
, .
VADITEII,• 1;000 JIIILLII.TERS:
Joe 8a•gg5.......- ... ... Setchell.
Doors open at 7; ........ rise at 7,3 i.
_
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH-STREET
THEATRE.
Eneiness Agent an d Tressnrer.—. • • . JOS. D.MDEPHY.
lINDIIIiIN IS'RED” ..... C EErSl'
FIFTH AND VAST WEEK
OF ME. AND miss,cAxontriu ETCHINGS.
MONDAY AND`ETTEr ETENING4
Belles rand Operatic Legend,
SATAN ELLA. SATAN : ELEA:
Or, The Power of Love.
Miss C. ETCHINGS
Mr. PETER RICHINGS SA !VELLA. and
Ag HERNANDO' and A_RLIfIAITE.S.
For Ecenery. Music. &c., see hills.
ire Seats secured- without ext.m. charge,
IXTH AND LAST CONCERT OF
THE ITUTCHTDISOPI , FAMILY,.
• ritißE. OF ASA."
The above Family, con4stma of five member , -,—AiA,
LIZZY, ABBY, FREDDY, and Little DEINMETT—wiIt
give their Sixth Concert, At HANDEL AND HAY.OIg
HALL, THURSDAY EVENING, FPhrtmry sth.
Admismonts cents. Chile Ten under 18 cents.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Concert at 8. fe2.-3t.
A CONCERT.AND EXHIBITION,
4--x- consisting of DIALOGUES, .RECITATIONS: -and
SINGING, will be given TII IS (Tuedday) EVENING;. at
7,4 , °cloak, in the Central Presbyterian Church,. N. L.,
COATES Street, below Fourth, in Aid of the Sabbath.
SeLool.
Adult Tickets, 25 cents. Children's Tickets. 12c..
The Choir of the Church, as also the Philadolp . hia
Alusi cal Society, have kindly volunteered their sernees
for the nonunion.
O,YAINASTIC EXHIBITION:-T1113
FIFTH ANNUAL. EXHIBITION 'of- the PUPILS
of Professors FfILLEHRAND & LEWIS' - G-
will take place on I'HURSDAY . EVENlNG...Febrnary
-50i , the IIInICAL PUNT HALL, to commence at T
o'clock.
PROGRAMME.
Choirs blnsical Baleeno;M. - -
Calisthenic anti Gymnastic Exercises.
Gymnastic Performances upon the following apparatus:
Single Bar, Rings, Bowe, Ladder+, Dumb-bells, Paral
lel Bars, Orchestra, Feats on Double Trapeze, and Pyra
midal Groupings.
Tickets 25 cents Can be bad at .tho-Gymnactium, N.
E. corner of ARCH and NINTH, and at the Hall on the
evening of the Exhibition. fe3-3t*
A SSEMBLY BUILDINGS; CORNER
OF TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets.—PllNTH.
WEEK AND GLORIOUS SUCCESS OP THE BOHEMI
AN TROUPE OF GLASS BLOWERS, EVERY EVENING,
AND ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
NOONS.—At each Entertainment, the celebrated low-
Pressure GLASS Steam-Engine AIONITOR. made entirel y
of Glass, will be In full operation. On .YRIDAY Eve
ning. February 6th, a Splenc id. Case di 'Work' will be
given te the anther of the best Conendram on the Masa
Steam Engit e.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.,--The First Present, each eve
ning, will be a Splendid Case of Glass Wtirk.
Admission, IS cents. No half price.
Exhibition commences in the Evening at , o'clock.
Afternoon at 3 o'clock. fe2-6v.
•
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS—TEIsiTIi
AND CHESTNUT.
AMUSEMENTS FOR OLD AND. YOUNG.
SIGNOR BLITZ.
The great MAGICIAN and VENTRILOQUIST, with his
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS, will
_give hie new and
popular Entertainments EVERY 'EVENING during the
Week, commencing at 7M . o'clock ; and WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY afternoons at 3. The attractions will be
marvellous: experiments in 'Magic; wonderful plwere
in Ventriloquial; and the Learned Canary Birds in their
new characters.
Admission 25 cents. Children 13 cents.
aBRIvi A NIA ORCHESTRA, - PIIB
LIC REHEARSALS every SATURDAY A.FTER
BOOM at 314 o'clock, at the MUSICAL FIRM HALL *
Carl Sent:, conductor. Tickets DS cents. Packages of 8
tickets, IYl—to be had of Andre & 1104 Chtstnnt
street ; J. L. Gould, Seventh and Chestnut, and at the
ball door. n027-tf
_HASSLER'S ORCHESTRA
NEW OFFICE
AP& Sonth EIGHTH' St, below Walnut dell). Gm
P ENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
viz FINE TS.
AR
• • IQ 2 A CHESTTFUT STRUT.
To opqn daily (Sundays excepted) from 8 A.-111 till 6
P. m. .Adinisslon 25 cents. Children half prim.
Stares of stock. $3O. iPP
WANTS.
WAN TED—A PARTNER \ A
(11,Pital of Six to Eight ThonsaniLDollars, in
business airetuly established and payinglarge profits.
Address "Partner," Ptess office. tea-3t•
A BOY IMOM THE CO:U N TaY ,
+—l-seventeen years of age, wishes to learn a trade.
Machinist preferred App ly at - 029 South MANTEL
Street.
WANTEari—k YOUNG. MAN S EROlif
eixteen to eighteen leant of age, who writes a
geed baud_, acacia come well recommended. Apply at
1000 MARKET Street, .Hardware Store. it*
WANTED-A. STORE 11:ARK.ET,
THIRD or POUBTH.Streets. with Hatchway and
otl er conveniences. Address Box 12:11 :Philadelphia
Post Office. fe3-31*
WANTED-BY A. PERSON OP
.v bueinees.babits t experience, and some capital, au
interest in some establiebed Mereatile or Banutlietoriuu
Business. Address "Franklin , "Prem. Office. ja3o-si*
WANTED GOOD SALESMAN
• in a Rat House; Addross "Box 1319," Phila
delphia Poet Office, with name. and reference. jat3.lll?
maWANTED TO PURCHASE —A
ninderate sized three-story Brick HOUSE, in a cen
tral location. Must have all the modern improvements.
Address "house," at this otlice. swing price, terms,
and location. price,,
WANTED TO RENT, FROM THE
first of April next. _a, moderate-sized three-story
BRICK DWELLI SO HOUSE, in alcentral locality. It
must have all the. modern improvements. Address',
"Rent." at this Mike: stating locality and price. jals-tf
—THE ADVERTISER
$5OOO
~. Wishes to become interested in some
BUSINESS where additional means could be safely and
profitably employed, and his services would he desira
ble, Address, during the week, naming business and
oapilal required, " BURTON," this office. fe24t*
•
)16 . CONTINENTAL • CAVALRY.
"Camp Metcalfe," near HADDONFTIII,D, N. J.
--41 EN wanted to completo Companute now
nearly fall, to secure the Citizens' Bounty 711314
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 service. dell-tf
BOARDING.
A SECONDSTORY FRONT ROOM IS
to be vacated this day, at No. 415 South FIF
TEENTH Street. Also, one single room.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
46 TOR SAtE--A VERY DESIR.A.-
B
M Property and Capital Business stand, situate
ou the west. side of SECOND Street,- . No. 913, between
WALNUT and SPRUCE Streets, 93 feet 2 inchea in
breadth on Second street,. by TA/ feet in depth to Le
vant street, widening• at the distance all° feet from
Second street, to 50 feet of which increased width at ex
tends 300 Met. The attention of capitalists and business
men is invited to this property I'or particulars and
terms, apply to S. W. TBACKARA & SON,.
fe2-21. No. 244 Sonth TRIAD Street.
LOST AND FOUND.
TO BANKERS, MONEY BROKERS,
- A- AND OTHERS.—LOST OR STOLEN, .ano nendorsed
banker'R draft on London, payable to the order of .1. L.
Tail The above are cautioned not to negotiate the earne.
A reward of TWENTY DOLLARS'wiII be pald.,:at the
GIRARD HOUSE, on Its restoration. IN
IP ST-A CERTIFICATE OF THE 5
per cent. Philadelphia imuuty Loan. under au act
of Assembly dated the lOth day of April, IE4; for Eighty
seven Dollars,. payable to Richard Teadoin, executor of
Francis Nroeson, deceased, or hts heirs or assigus. The
finder will be rewarded by returning it to
)3ENJAIIIN It TURNER,
No. 102 DANA Street.
del&tn3mo
PERSONAL.
HEIRS OF DECEASED OFFICERS
AND SOLDIERS.—We collect and. purchase the
Treasury Certificates for arrears of Pay and. Bounty.
for ONE PER CENT. In addition to the exchnulw. Also.
collect and cast 'discharged officers' and, soldiers' an
connt.s, allow . rata.. Bankers' references.
BONES & BROWN. Solicitoraof
jaWl-6t 2 PARK Place.. New York.
P ENSIONS.- $lOO 130IJNTY AND
Pay procured and collected for soldiera, sailors.
and the relatives of such as are deceased, at reasonable
and satisfactory rates. Claims cashed or advanced upon
by JANES 'FULTON,
Solicitor lbr Claimants,
424 WALNUT Street , PhUadelphia.
Particular attention given to parties Wring at a as
lane.. • nel&lf
PROPOSALS..
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OUSTOM HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA.,
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COLLECTOR'S OFFICE. ..Fob. 2, Mt
SEALED PROPOSALS will be resolved at this office
until the 10th day of Febrea.ry, for the supply of RA
TIONS to the petty officers and seamen of the United
States revenue cutter J. C. Dobbin, from February 2d to
June 80th Nest). 1563.
The rations to be of good. and wholesome quality, to bit.
approved by the Captain,, and the di iihrent articles com
posing the rations to be delivered on board the vessel, in
good and sufficient casks and vessels, to be provided by
the contractor, and the contents thereof distinctly marked
on each.
It is to be understood that the contractor will be bound
to furnish, upon reasonable notice s as often as may be
required by the captain of the vessel, with the approba
tion of the Collector (not exceeding upon an average
one day in each week), such flesh meat and fresh vege
tables as may ho equivalent to the corresponding parts
of the ration allowed in the naval service.
Specifications will be furnished at this office.
fe36t •W"AI H. THOMAS. Collector.
gotIIMBRELLAS.—THE BEST ARE
made and elespestaold at TUTU and MARKET.
Ja2a-12t* SLEEPER'S.
FOR SALE.--TIIREE-EIGHTHS
of the brig Thoe. Walter. Apply to ,
CHAS. S. St JAS. CAESTAIRS, Jr.,
No. 126 WALNUT Street.
LADIES' HAIR BRAIDS, WIGS,
Curls, Prizetta, Gossamer Ventilated Wigs, Ventila
ted Ssalpa of Superior Manufacture. Prices are lower
than those of any other establishment. BAERR'S,
No. 909 CHESTNUT Street.
MATERIALS FOR =OE PIER.
BUNCH, LAYER, AND SULTANA. RAISINS,
CITRON CURRANTS, SPICES,
CIDER WINE. &c..
ALBERT O. ROBERT ;
DEALER IN IN FINE OROCBRUSI;
tel 64 tf CORNS,I; SMSEgyr . ' " 'VISE Ifle.
'Air Setcheli
Mr. B. Young
Dlr. It: L. ifascomb
Arum Cowell