ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS, UP TO 12 °taw= LAST h'lOllT. Girard—Chestnut s 'Beni H Hadfield, Chester 11. Mitchell, New York .& Wilman, Now Jersey Jan Hamilton, Brooklyn tent C B Coons, Virginia .1 'Pringle T Haden, Newark Col Rowland, U S A .T M Gordon & wife, N Y ]Mies Gordon, New York Alas Maxwell. Now York Jas Ridrid ge. New York 'Warren Lazell, New York Xi It Johnson,Baltimore Walker, New York Smith, Now York J Archer, New York 'W Atkins, New York 31r Walker, New York GlePhersoii, Connecticut D I. Chambers,Pittsburg T Th =pawn, Pittsburg .1 James, New Jersey It Steele W Simpson & wr,Doxbnry- J II Buckman, Jr. Boston J littler & colt, ThllliMete 4.arn I White & 11'1, Baltimore mine White, Bal t lino re icr Shnotitls,Litylon, 0 Geo Mai tou, Dnytou.o Jos Farrell & tam, Dot Continental—Ninth Armigo, New Mexico J Salazar, New Mexico (Wattle, New Mexico Vent l'schudy, S A Albert Kb by, Vasil, Jam L Howard. Hartford. E 1' Pearson, U S A V E Barron, California. 7i M Pomeroy. Cincinnati F Brown New York W F Thorne, Cincinnati . E E Bieber & I ti. Brie, Pa `-'1" Metcalf Sr w.„ Erie. Pa J 1' Metcalf, Erie, Pa J B Dnintnett rlne Haven. Bo4ton v, Haven, Bovtou B Haven, Keeton L Stiffen, Now York . . , i'lisbie & wt. New York W C Whore. New lark 14? Churchill & wf, Rochesl'r Geo May nard ,. Illinois 7R Hartley Pittsburg Mrs Dav i son. Now York 11 Jackson, New York. M llalslott, Now Jemy J Price, Baltimore .1 I. Weatherly, Cloromatii 11 W Komi, Shelby co,Ton W S O'Brien, rimy Ihiven D R Davidson, Fayette co Jae It Smith & la,Butlitio T`l'hoinmon, Peoria D D Badger & la, New York 1 'l` Phelps. Peoria John C English, Zanesville its.. Mule Faber, Pittsburg! J P Miller, Lexington, Ky bliss MattTliompton, Phila. C Brintou, Jr,Cltestor co Chas Held rick, Rheine (F) Thos T Caswell, US N Douglas Taylor k NO, N Y W W Bale, Harrisburg O Cnite, New Rochelle B B Layman Sr wf, Buffalo Mrs Cutts, New Rochelle(' S S Guthrie & son. Bulinlo Mra Murray, New Yolk Mrs Guthrie, Buffalo se F Harria, Rhode Island Chas Jackson, Boston -]f Farman ,it ls, Chicago Dr Gordon, New Jersey - *I Rice. New York Col 11 0 Ryerson J Id Recite, New York James Getty, Baltimoro Chart Weston, New York J A Hovey, New York T E 13 Morn, New York B W West, Washington Chan McConkey, Pa W Yelland, Baltimore A .1 Caldwell, Pa Win Vitae, Providence X> W Corwin, Cincinnati 111ranalo, Providence Airs L V Breton New York 'Miss Virile, Providence W Maynard, Baltimore Dr Geo J Bigelow. Bo4ton iS C Hopkins, San Francisco S W Goodrldge. New York 16 8 Kennedy, Baltimore F Alger, Boston IV H Itlohardson, Balt Sire Alger. llo:ton T T Sawyer & wf, Boston Miss Alger, Boston files Sawyer, Boston Wm Anderson, Cincinnati .E Howe. Boston B Fisher, St John, N B Miss ME Howe, Boston Dr Popper, New I o^k ifissiiL Howe, Boston John It Howard, Now York i C wiltinms, USA John purges, New York Hsu Strykor. N J John Biggar. Baltimore A Campbell, Massachusetts J M Stewart. Aloyandria.Va " Dow, New York J B Rtimrlll. New York It L Farwell, New York J C Yoraton, London, Bog W Bell. St. Louis 'l' Afcciance ..k. la, A liegli'Y 1 elson Wright,New York Miss Pressly Jrl Evans , New York Geo W Wylie, Now York r. Kellogg, Now York N W Galt, 'Washington r. Bolt, tianduaky, Ohio .1 J Clark, Alexandria, VA V J Chathnin & wt . , NY Merchants'—Fourt. A Castle, New York C F Jonee, New York ItiejG If Smith. Cambria 11 , H Hooper, Now York A 0 Bradford, New York lir H. Earle, New York Chas J Bosbury, Maryland Thin Burr, Toronto F Heart, Cincinnati II Long, Cincinnati W Bell, Greenfield G W Cmycroft, Indleua Clime Heebner X 0 M Barbour, Pittsburg Mrs Oeo Hays, Pittsburg B T Buff, Baltimore J Dickinson, New York John Templeton, Cincinnati liwenk. Milton Capt L B Speed American—Chestnut 33 R Cutter & In, lravli 3lle Alias M C Cutter, Cant E S [Hume, lc Jeraoy Chas 11 Mime Mrs B M Bleyler, Young N Pine 7. Ellimon,Vlrgle la .P Ludlam, New Jersoy Mae Korkerperger, U.S A Neat A Haul iues, U S A (I Palmer, Diew lark Zdw Challenger, Delaware St. Louts—Chestnut J Coffman, Dayton Ohio 7 II Vita Riper, k Jenne," J Cheyney, Del ea Pit lV B Rosonlatom, N Jersey Dr B Oleort, II S I. Short, Chester P Haines & ram, N H 7 Jacob, N York H Harmon Buffalo Mrs (Intrier, k York Miss Hetzler, N York Mastor Ortzlor, N York J Bberlee. Permit The Union—Areh street, above Third. 1 NC Aden's, Jamestown, 0 Thos S Webb 3: fam, Ohio 13,1 an Wooloan, 01,10 [Dram Torrey, New York 43e0 Sheldin, Prireptou, NJ Mrs Robinson, Boston /ra S liguselaue, 'Wisconsin Madison—Second et Illuller,Pown , ylv nu% F Whitlock,New Jer: ,. ey Nana Merrit.,Jr,Ponsv)lle Sam' Warne, New Jersey Stephen B Moore. N Jemy James Ma'am Hawley Lulona Theinap,N Jemey Jae Petty - John, Detawaro " National—Race at J Carter, Tamaqua Orem h. Delp, allentoun J Kauffman, Bending W F littutelnger, Pottsville A Harris, Tennessee J bleDowell. Teimesseo Mount Vernon—Second street, above Arch Copt J Oliver—Baltimore John Long . , Baltimore Copt Chism & la, New York Mrs Farrell, Now York W 4 Smith. New Jersey Miss Farrell, New York 1$ W Hall, Delaware N W Pringle, Spring inn States Union—Sixth and Market streets. Ell Palmer, Pa 3nml l Jacobs, Millersburg P J Markoe, U S N CaptJ H Now toa,Strond , bg A R Goodman, Limenio co J C McKee, Hollidaysburg D Humphreys, Mt Rock, Pa Commercial—Sixth street, above Chestnut. Alva Brnry, New York Alex Mode, Catteaville It PlVhito Louis S Imbrie, Pittsburg B Johnson, Elkton, Mg B Sharp & la, Chester co Edwar in T Shantz A Baker & la,Cheater co,Pa 7 Morgan, Pottsville 3MULP,Mt.re3:). 13ESBLER—BRIOOS.—On the 14th nit,, by the Rev. "Dr. Bomberger, J. B. Beehler, M. D., of Berrysburg, Pa.. to Miss Jennie Briggs, of this city. • 1101INElt—B0SAR'flf.--On the 4th inst., by the Rev. Mo(lullougb, Mr. Alfred Romer to Miss Rachel Botartil, both or this city. MORS—CANNING.—Cn the 4th inst., by Rev. David Steele, Mr.Willintn M. More, of Conshohocken, to Miss Isabella Canning of this city. p• -) ip =”4l 'GROVER. —On the 3th inst. ' Caroline Grover, wife of Christopher C. Grover, in the Slit year of her ago. The relatives and friends of the family are raved bully invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her linalnind, South Ninth, above Reed street, on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment at Lafayette Cemetery. •lIKELLY —On Thursday, February 11th, at the resi ence of eon, near Hatboro, Commodore John Kelly, U. S. Navy, in the (Nth year of his age. ** MATTRIAS.—on the 3d instant, Richard R. Matthias, .aard 32 yearn. The relatives nod friends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend laid funeral, (without farther notice, ) from his mother's residence, lain street, near Mil .s t reet, Norristown, to-day (Saturday), at I P.M. Funs ,rat to proceed to the Montgomery Cemetery. BOBLER.—On the sth inst., John Boater, Si., in the 71st year aids age. VEBER.—On the 4th instant, 'Meaty C. Weber, ag ed 45_years. MAGIHRE.—On the 4th instant, Esther Maguire, ta the Stith year of her age. a Hitt:lC:B.—Oa the 4th instant, Lewis Bruce, to the 42d :year of his age. BLACK SILK S.-NOW OPEN, OUR Spring stock of the most desirable makes of !MACK SILKS, Including every onality from *1 to itt. 50 a yard. Mack and White Neat Clock Silks. .Gray and Bleat Neat Check Black and White Ne.t Stripml Silks. 'While and Bieck Neat Check Silks. Black and White Foulard Silks. 'Black and Purple Peel ,rd Silks. BESSON & SON, Warning Store. fe6 No. 018 CIIESTKU r Street. "PYRE & LA.NDELL, FOITRTH AND ARGIL alwaye keep a tine stock of Staple Household Goode. jalo Ben Hustles. Linens, and Flannels. PYRE & LA.NDELL, FOURTH AND °LI ARCH, alwa re keep atoll hie of . 'Mourning Shawls. ra.shin ash] Shawls. EYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH AND Lave a lino assortment of Good Mossy Black Silks. 7110 'Widows' Silks without gloss. 11** ♦WESTERN M. E. CHURCH.-RED' Dr. DODOS() tl will preach in this Church to .morrow, at 10h' A M. 1t• THE CHURCH ON WASHINGTON SQUARE.—Rov. ALBERT BARNES will preach TO-MORROW EVENING, et 73,1 o'clock. rasa PIMP. C. F. HUDSON WILL Pceachro-I.IORROW MORNING, at 10X o'clock, 'at Hall 8. R Darner. SPRING GARDEN and NINTII ISOnetia . Preaching at same place, quarter past?, Eye =DX. It. rAY—. MORAVIAN CHURCH. CORNER OF RANKLIN AND WOOD STR&BT6.—SON ,Pmebilgla the Morning M 10.4 o'clock, and In "RE tai INKE ,TOIIIig ' . " 1 " k • bY Abe ?miter:ea. A. A. . . • 11` M. GRACE CHURCH, CORNER OF TWELFTH AND CHERRY STREETS. —olvlll , o g r ervice Neil b. held In this Church TO-MORROW E 3iINO, (tbe Mb inet.,) of 734 o'clock. Right Rev. W LlAit B. STEVENS, D.D.,ts expected to preach. MFIRST REFORMED DUTCH. CHURCH. SKVSNTII god SPRING GARDEN L—The Rev. JOHN H. SUYDAM will (D. ) preault XO-31ORRO W. tprvice in the morning at 1034 o clack, land 7) o'clock in the evening. OUR DEAD.—SPECIAL DISCOURSE In Bt. Mann. Lutheran Church, NSW Street, lOw Fourth, betweeryliaoe and Vine, by the_pastor, v. B. w.laurridi, on TO - MORROW EN ENIZICi, o'clock. Morning 1 , orrice commences at U SM. A. STATED MEETING OF TAKE Ladies Association dike Homcopathie Hospital %Tr i li n eld'o t t i SAT e llgDAT lju le in itit vi a l t a3 4 E r rt M.•, In Lovell. Pa [l6 ° .E. ge A. BOt . CHET. Secret:ll;7e IM"• SPECIMI. SERVICE:.-SECOND Street M. R. Church, preaching Sabbath 10X _M., by Rev. B. J. D. PEPPn. Communion re. vice ill o'clock. Preechine at 7 o'clock in the a vetting by Rev. .B. J. COLLOC(. Service every evening during the "week. "THEN, AT CIHUST'S ADVENT (from 1565 to IS:0), shall be Erna affliction. sash As was not Uom tho Creation which (iod bath created," EMark sill.) Red. BAXTE . S Lectures on this SUN DAY and on 'Christ's penonitl otiga lover the nations .a'lor 1.371)," SUNDAY EVENING, In :Diligent Hull, TEM 11 and FILBERT Streets. le. • z 3. W.E T puu C F.. 15 T. CIIURCH, - corner of MIGICE and SEVENTEENTH Streets. .--The roma' .61ONTILLY EVENING SERVICE may be virx pec tad at Gila Chnrch on &today Evening, the Bth nst, , beginning gt ava wirier to 8 o'clock. By request, thu 'Sermon of The tikes. Icing morning will ba„ropeated. =MILNE SERMON AT TRINITY M. E. CHURCH, EIGHTH Street, above RACE. —Eev. • J. P. ;DURT(III, D. D.. will (D. V.) preaeli an inppropriaionermon at 10% A. H., on the occaslon of the 113xciagalmhzuent of he 'dock debt of the Church,plena watoeyto the Jublleele he bold in the Church on TUBS WAY EVENING tal,nrieg. tt. FIRST 'CONGREGATIONAL cnoucif. .TIIO3II SON STREET, BELOW EMIT. —Preaching by Rev. D. L. DEAR, BABE au oAtNiNG, at'lo)4 O'clock. Subject, "Faith and And in the Evening, nt 7 o'clock, Sobjecj, The' 14 rvice of Song in the llonee of the Lord." Thdlii.erinon Nelll . be illnetrated.nied intorapereed with choice manic by the Choir. It. WAT AN ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS of the HRSTONVILLII. MAN AND FAIRMOUNT PASSENOER RA( COMPANY. held the 4th inat.,,the following Oaken Were elected for the penning year: B, Paul. -, • .Thitacrons.. —.S. H. Hutchinson, W. H. Phelan, John iShodwict, R. T. Trolley, and Joseph HorTairt. It•E. T. YHAILEY. Secretary. rcet, below Nbith. Col S Aladin) W I) Wood N Hayes, New York Alfred Slack&wite,ltarrlabg P Brown, Chicago Jae Onslow, Pittsburg Chas E Willis, Fort Monroe W C Shinn, Fortrew Monroe W S Steager, Chambersbnrg Aug Duncan, Chntobersburg Judge Donaldson.Pottsr ille Thos Sweeney. Wheeling S Brady, Wheeling John B Adams, New York J W Murray, Drbawa re Henry O'Connell, Bnitimoto Win Campbell & lady, lsy J M Nixon, New York .Tames Roll & wf, Cumborl'd C D Harman & wf, Penna. Allister Harman, Parma Martin Swartz, Poona Geo P Jackson, Illinois Jos Moll value. lowa F NY Smith, NOW York C Y Lindloy,Now York Ono M Wright Bordentorru W W Johnston, Indiana Wm Tam, Georgetown, D S T Arin.trong, New York N DlShafer,Cinciuuati3O d Chestnut streets George IC Crockett T A Cunningham. Belt S W Twombly, John Dugan, Maseachnaetts Ili M Coulson, aryland S F Culbertson it la, Md H E Hick. A; NO; New York Mast C M Make, New York Mrs S Paul. Now York Miss A Paul, New York L D Passau°, Baltimore C F Shooner. Ta manna PC Maine, New Jersey Si' Bll,ela, Limn, Poru A Foster Now York E Muck= 0 Ensp.,.llewJerAey SiOrit>=lll:l d so 2. U street. below Arch. S Samuels, Columbus, Ind B Samuels, Columbus, Ind John Vogel, Pittsburg L Kellerman, Pittsburg 0 Sleek, Maryland A C Crean, MaryMnd W-P Hayfield W Mershon, New York W Hamlin, Bethlehem, Pa Z Street, Salem, 0 Said Berg, New York Mrs S F Berg, New York 13 Smith, Clrclerille, 0 B B Strong, Tiogn co. l'a CO Bowman Toga co. Pa C It Earley, Elk co, Pa W A Wallace, Clearfield Col J C hlcKibbin, Wash A Wolle, Bethlehem street, above Fifth. Jll Dicke-Dayton, 0 A .f Baldwin. New York J A Coleman, Blair co, Pa S F Hiltou.Prov, R I Jno D Buckelew, N Jersey Cart R IL Cluudie,Mas.s C II KU:111143, Bethlehem W R Dyer, New York Samuel Norman, Baltimore A II Loveland, New York J P Cockey, Baltimore street. above Third. C Durand, Owego, N Y Mr Foxington, Beglaud Mre Brownlee,k3cll,N Bra ns Miss E Cayaller,StJelin N B J Hastings Chicago Dr Rowe, k York B It Davis, Pittsburg F Tornay, Boston C Downing, Lynn, Mans J C Faber, Baltimore MI/. Campbell. Baltimore \V Campbell. Ballimure 8 H Butler & In, New. York ect. above Market. Wm Miller,liew Amoy Wm L Smith, New Jersey Jos Green innee,Delaware Geo H Mther.Stroadoburg MIPS L Armstroug, Poona J H Greenowald, Lancaster reef., above Third. J R Hoffer, Mount Joy C Hamer St la, Ashland Mine A Smith, Ashland A H Light, Lebanon, Pa Sam! Hauer, Lebanon, Pa W Rank, Jonestown, Pa ARCH—STREET PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.—The Roy. Dr. PLUMER will Preach at leg o'clock A. M.TO-MORROW. At 7f o'clock P. M. a meeting will be held, under the antspicee of the "Army Committee "or the Young Mons' Christian Association, for the benefit of sick and woiiiid ed aeldiers. Several eminent clergymen will address the meeting. M. REV. R. A. CARDEN, RECTOR OF' the Church of the Interressor, will preach in the First Presbyterian Church, N. L. ), Rev. Dr. Shoomird's). BUTTONWOOD Street, below Fifth, TO-MORROW (SABBATH) EVENING, at 7% o'clock. After the ser mon a collection will be taken for the slittirfOß poor wider the care of the Home Missionary Society. THOMAS I'. MASON, I.l* Chairman of the Committee on Public Mectinea. M.NOTICE.—TO PASTORS OP CHURCHES AND sursitimmarrs OP SADBATIi SCROOLS.—The Plated°lphia City sad County Sabbath School Convention, will hold an ad jodrned meeting on MONDAY Evening', February% at bait past seven o'clock, in the REST BAPTIST CHURCH, northwest strum . DitOAD and ARCII Streets. Teachers end friends or the Sabbath School are invited to sit in the Convention. as correDending numbers. s WILLIAM GSITY, S. W &SOMAS. }Committee. It A. M. SPANGLER. ' CARD.—HALL OP TELE FRANKLIN Dose Company, No. RS, BROAD Street, above Fitzwater, February 3. Isst—At a stated meeting of the Coin any. held THIS EVENING, it was, on motion, Resolved hat the thenke (gibe Company be tendere t o the flatted for the handsome donation or the proceeds of their Annual RA, given on Christmas Bye, comp! m elan - to the Company. By order of the Company, JOHN RIDDELL, It Secretary Franklin Rose COMMIT. POLIPPECIINIC COLLEGE, FEB. s,M. —At a meeting of the Members of the PO LYTECHNIC COLLEGE of the State of Pennsylvania, hold in the College building, the following gentlomen were appointed a committee to draft resolutions expres sive of our regret at the death of CHARLES H. HARD. a Student in this institution: Jas. F. McCabe. Maryland; Otto Albrecht, Pennsylvania; Jamas J. White, New Jersey; Jetnes W. Kane, Virginia; H. C. Thompson. Pen it.sylvania. Tho committee reported tho following preamble and resolutions, which were unanimously adopted : Ti liereaa, Mr. Charles IL Hard, of Chaster, Pa., a Student of the School of Civil Engineering, in this Col lege, has been removed by death while auccessfally par snip g his professional studies; therefore Resolved, That, endeared to us as was our late follow student, by his unblemished character, strict souse of duty, genial temper, and excellent scholarship. we shall fondly cherish his memory and seek to emulate his ext. mple. Resrared, That we tender one wannest ,ivinpathy to the relatives and friends of the deceased. Resolved. That these resolutions be. pnblished in cltr intne, and that n copy be engrossed, siguee by the offi cers of the meeting, and sent to the parents of the de ceased. JOHN H. BAUMGARDNER. Pa.. President. E. S. Lor(om. N. C., Secret:try. M , NO T ICE.—AT AN ADJOURNED Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the 'WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY. held Februnry& 1863. the following-named gentlemen were duly elected to terse CO Directors for the ensuing Year SAMUEL T. BODINE, Prmideat. DIRECTOIW. Thomas A. Scott, H. N. Borronshs, Josiah Bacon, Wiltiam L. Hirst, Wistar Morris, O. W. Barnes, John }Mime, William Maher, John M. Kannedy, Philip Collins, Thomas G. Stewart, William J. Steretl. 1'0741. N. R. HARKNESS, Secretary. AT A STATED MEETING OF THE membera of the CALEDONIA YEARLY BENE FICIAL SOCIETY, held on Monday. the 2d instant, the Committee on their Fourth Annual Soirhe and Pastlyal, hold in the S.ansom-street Hall. on New Year's Evening, report a balance on hand of FORTY DOLLARS, which they accept and unanimously agree to divide equally be tween the Citizens' Volunteer Hospital, Broad and Prime, and the Home for Friendless Children, Twelfth and Fitzwater streets.. DUNCAN WRIGHT, Secretory & February 8. ISW. CRITTENDEN'S PIIILADELPHI.A. Ire . COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, northeast corner SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Streets. —Titurottgit prepara tion for the Counting House. Individual instruction. Open Day and Evening. Twenty-live per cent. off regu lar prices. feltits M+. TILE UNION LEA.GUE OF PHILA DELPHIA.—OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR IM. • PIte.IDL:NT. HON. WILLIAM M. MEREDITH. VICE PRERIT WM. H. ASIITIIIRET, HORACE BINNBV. JOHN B. MYERS, A. E. RORIE, DIRECTORA, Morton McMichael, I 3.1. Clark flare. James L. Churborn, Benj. Gerhard, Cantles Gibbons. Geo. H. Baker, Joa. D.T.owasenti, George Whitney • John B. Renney, TREA: JAhIBS L. t. The members of the Uoion house, N 0.11.18 CILESTNII. their use on and after MONI fel3.4t . GE( ;twit, ~LAOHORN. I League are notified that the TT Street, will be opened for DAY, February 9, 1...%3. 11 BONER, Secretary. NOTI C.IC TO PIIIFSICIANS, OFFICE OF " BOARD OF HEALTH," S. W. corner SIXTH and SANSOI4I Streets, luu.soKurErA, February F, lto3. I am directed to publish the following extracts of Act of Assembly and Ordinance of Connclls, to wit: " Act of Assembly, Jannetry 0.1515, Sedlon XXV.— " Every person pmctising physic in the city • • • • of " Philadelphia, who shall have n. patient laboring ender " a pestilential or contagious disease, shall forthwith "make a report in writing to the Health Officer; " and for neglecting so to do ho shall be considered "guilty of tt mipdemeanor, and subject to a fine not ex " ceeding Fifty Dollars." " Ordinance of Councils, Tic fyll, IS tO, Sectionl —The "'Vaccine Physicians of each ward shall preserve and keep on hand a sufficient quantity of genuine vaccine "matter for distribetion, without fee or charge, to all practising physicians residing within the city of Phila delphia, who may mate personal application there " for. " By order of the Board of Health. fed-St W3l. READ, Health (Meer. HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, 1118 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, wee of charge. B. F. °MINN, n022-tt Secretary of Board of Managers. Mr• ICENSINGTON - SOUP HOUSE, AL LEN Street, near Marlborough, PIIILADF:LPHTA, February 2, MS. —The Kensington Soup Society are efts tributtrig soup daily to tho suffering and worthy poor of their district, and Mr. JOHN G. MOM:WS, No. 391 North NINTH Street, has been appointed their Agent, to solicit and receive contributions lu aid of this desira ble object. Any donations, either in money, wood, Hear, er vegetables, wilt be thankfully received by the Managers or either of the miderstpuett ; ABIWIAM P. .EYTtE, President,. 422; EICTI3IOND Street. CHARLES M. LUKENS, Secretary, 1035 BEACH Street, above Laurel. GEORGE J. HAMILTON, Treasurer Commercial Bank, S. W. Corner FOURTH and CHESTNUT Streets, Pc?-mws3o IMNOTICE.—AT THE ANNUAL Meeting of the Stockholders of the UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY, held February& ISA the fol lowing-named gentlemen were elected to nerve as Direc tors for the ensuing year, viz: William M. Baird, A. J. Barknor, Thomas Sparks, James D. Whetham, Thomas Webster• and, at a subsequent meeting of the Board, William M. Baird was appointed President, and William W. Bart ness Secretary and Treasurer. a5-:it WM'. W. HARKIN'S:SS, Secrets rz . OFFICE-OF TUE SURGEON-An. TO THE ABBY AND DAVY, ParnAnsr,- Nita, October 24, 1 9 6 2. Wounded Soldiers and Sailors desirous of availing thenbelves of the National Appropriation for supplying Artificial Limbs, should apply immediately at the Mace of the Sumeon-Artist to the Government, No. 1009 U CHESTN'rStreet. B. FRANK RALMSR. ja24im . Government Surgeon-Artist. M. OFFICE SCFLUVLKILL, HAVEN AND LEHIGH RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY, No, 15 South SEVENTH Street. PHILADELPHIA, February R,1963. NOTlCE.—Notice is hereby given that SUBSCRIP TIONS to the additional 'Capital Stock of the Company, ae authorired by the stockholders at a general meeting, hold this day, wall be received from he Stockholder of the Company, and of the Minehill and Schuylkill Haven Railroad Company until 12 o'clock, noon, of the 10th Instant. ALEXANDER J. DERBYSHIRE, fel-6t President. qIINSURANCE COMPANY OP THE STATE OP PENNSYLVANIA, February 2, 1913. Mrectors have this day declared a DIVIDEND OF FIX PER CENT., or twelve dollars per share, payable to the Stockholders, or tiler legal repre.sentatlves, on de mand. CfeB-100 WILLIAM HARPER, Becretary. U. R, INTERNAL REVENUE. AGENCY .. - 108 • . SALE OF • • . .... • UNITED.. STATES TAX B.T.AMPS, No. 57 south THIRD Street, first door above Chestnut full supply of all kinds of TAX STAMPS constantly on hand, and for sale In Quantities to snit. A liberal discount allowed on amounts of $5O and up wards. Orders by Rail promptly attended to. 0.91ce Rout" from 9 A, M. to 5 P.M. JACOB E. RIDGWAY, deta4ieo No. 57 South THIRD Street. UNITED -STATES INTERNAL REVENUE. FIFTH. COLLECTION DISTRICT. PSNNSELVANI • NOTICE. —The ANNUAL ASSESSMENT for the above named District Mall _persons liable to a Tax on Car riages Pleasure Yachts, BilliardiTables and Gold and lveirlate, and also of all persons required to take out LICENSES, having been completed, NOTICE IS HERE SY GIVEN that the Taxes aforesaid will be received, for the TWENTY-SECOND and TWENTY-FIFTH WADS or the City of Philadelphia, by_WILLI.A.AI H. MILLER and THEODORE S. WILLIAMS, Deputy Collectors, at the office, Langstruth's Building, GERMANTOWN, and for the TWENTY-THIRD WARD of said city by DA NIEL W..GILBERT, Depnty Collector, at the office of the Collector, Frankfonl street, Frankfurd, daily, be tween the hours of 9 A. H. and 3 P. H PENALTIES. - - • All persons who fail to pay their Annual Taxes upon Carriages, Pleasure Yachts, Billiard Tables, and Gold and Silver Plate, on or belore the twenty-first day . of February, 19G3. will Incur a penalty often per cent= additional of the amount thereof and costs, as provided tel in thel9th section of the 'Exottse Law of July 1, 1932. All persons who, in like manner, shall fail to take out their LICENSES, as required by law, on or before the 21st of February next, will incur a penalty of tenr centum eiditional un the amount thereof and THREE TIMES THE AMOUNT OF SAID LICENSES_, tu accord- Riles with the provisions of the 19th and 59th sections of the Exoise Law aforesaid. Money of the United Stake only received. No further notice will be given, • • JOHN W. COWELL, Collector. GermenloWn CPltiladelphinVJen. 30; lSai. je30.11e21 TNTER,NAL ..11EY.ENVE'-UNITED ••••• ST_ AM EXCISE TAX. •-• • • FOURTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, comprising all of the Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Twentieth, Twenty-first, and Twenty-fourth wards. I HEREBY NOTIFY nil persons who have signed an application for LICENSE to transact their business or occupation ' that have received them from the Assesor, and that the LICENSE is now ready for delivery on pay ment of the TAX. I ALSO NOTIFY all persons in the District, if the Tax is not paid on or before the FOURTEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY NEXT. the Implications will be given to the District Attorney of the United States for collection of the 'Tax, with the Pe- DART of three times the amount of License and all mists. 301111 M. RILEY, Collector, Farmers' and Mechanics' Bank Building, 43 7 OuFarkiwr4treet. •• . . . 3anuasy Oft, 1869. tel-ws4l iNTERNAL NIIK-lINITED STATES EXCISE TAX NOTICE - 1S - HEREBY CflVpi r ; to all Persons . , Firms, Associations of Persons , or Corporations doing Business in the FOURTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, comprising Fonfteenth, Fifteenth, Twentieth, Twenty-lirst, and Twenty-fourth Wards, who HAVE NO. made registry with the ASS,TANT ASSESSOR of the Division in which their business is carried on, Sr with the ASSESSOR at this Oftlce, that the penalty affixed by the Law is TI I REE TIMES THE AMOUNT OF TILE SUM CHARGED FOIL LICENSE. And to till Persons, Firms, Associations of' Pontine or Corporationa, who have REFUSED to . register au appli cation, at the hands of the 4841,964 W Atmeggpr, that the assessment is Increased by the addition of one-half to th e slim charged for License—or Fifty per cent —col lectable with all other Flees and Penalties in the DIS TRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES. Atgir. IMMEDIATE application to tho ASSISTANT AS SESSOR, or to the ASESSOR, will avoid these penalties. D. P. SOUTHWORTIL Assessor, Fourth District Fa. OFFICE, 457 CHESTNUT Street. Farmers' Sr. Mechanics' Bank Building. Jantiery 23. ISO& fet-wAt UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvE. NUE TRIBD COLLECTION DISTRICT, Pennsyl- vania,comprlaing Twelfth Thirteenth, Sixteenth. Seven teenth, Eighteenth, and Nineteenth wards of the city of Philadelphia: 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 be received daily by the undersigned, between the bouts of 9 A. M. and 3P. M. (Sundays excepted) at his office, bouthwest corner of THIRD and WILLOW Streets, on and aft. r biONDAY, February 241864 and until and including SATURDAY, the Slat day of the same month. PENALTIES. All persona who fall to pay theii Annual Ta,ROB upon Carriages, Pleasure Yachts, Billiard Tables, and Gold and Sliver Plate, on or before the aforesaid 21st of Febru ary,lB69, will Incur a venally of ten per centnm addi tional or the amount thereof, and costs, as provided for in the 19th section of the Rxclae Law of July 1,1862. All persons who, in like manner, shall fail to take out their Licensee as required by law, on or before the list THREEar, 1/163, r wi1l incur a penalty of vans HE AXOUL , OP SAID LICENSEE. In accordance with the provisions of the Seth section of the Excise Law aforesaid. • • Wl—Money of the United States only received. . 46/7- No further notice will be given. WILLIAM J. WAIIIGITT, Collector, • jal7-dtf B. W. cor. THIRD and,WILLOW Ste. THE PRESS.-PHIL A DELPHI A_. SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 7. 1863. RETAIL DRY GOODS. SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS. Owing to the depressed condition of trade last Spring and Summer. quantities of DRESS GOODS were sold at auction at considerably LESS THAN IMPORTATION COST, At 'which time we were induced to purchase, and have carried over a. larger stock than usual, which is now ar ranged, and marked at such prices as will effect rapid sales. Purchasers who will nnticipato their wants must rea lize ns the incremo of DUTY AND EX CHANGE will advance the pi ice of this character of goods 'WHOLESALE MYERS WILL PIRO DESIRABLE GOODS IN OUK STOCK TRAVELLING DRESS 'GOODS, PARIS PRINTED BEREGES, BLADE BEREGE. ROBES; • . . ..BLAGIC .RERNANTS,... • • -PLAID VALENCIA% • • PLAIN BEREGES, "FANCY DRESS SILKS, AND NECOTAS. CURWEN STODDART4S; BRO., 450, 452, AND 454 NORTH SECOND STREET ABOVE WILLOW. f(7-3t PHILADELPHIA. NO'fIOB ! in consequence of its °retuning longer Limo in making the alterations in our store than we anticipated, it will not be opened until THURSDAY. MORNING, THE .12Ta • INSTANT. EDWIN HALL .db 09., No. '26 South SECOND Stied CASSIMERES, CLOTHS, LININGS, &0., Comprising a large and complete stock of goods for MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR. THE TRADE SUPPLIED AT REASONABLE PRICES COOPER & CONARD. Ja24 8. B. CORNER NINTH AND MARKET STS. lISLINS BELOW THE MARKET M PRICES. We have a large Stook of Bleached and Brown MUSLINS, of all widths and qualities, at prices from 2 to S cents per yard under tho case price of the agents. Among the stock will be found. New York Mille, Wil liamsville, Wamsutta, Torresdale, Allewagen, and. every approved make. Country Storekeepers will save by an examination. Linen goods at old Prices. R. D. & W. H. PENNELL, fe2 1021 MARKET Street. CLOSING...OUT WINTER . . STOCK AT AND UNDER COST PRICES.— Saxony Plaids and Poll De Cheers.% at 219 Best American Del aineg. 0.20 cis. All imported Dress Goods at cost prices. These goods are all really cheaper than Calicoes. Plain Silks, rich colors. Small-figured Corded Silky, solid colors. 'Plain and figured Black Silks. Very heavy Gro Grain Black Silks Bich styles Fancy Silks. All of these goods are at last fall's prices. Pretty styles Fancy Silks, 56,'65, 75 ata. Plain Black Alpacas. Single and double-width Bieck All-wool Detainee. Plain Black Merinoes, Cashmeres, and Reps. All at last fall's prices. English, Merrimac, Cocheco, Sprague, and all. the best makes of Prints in the market. Pillow Case, Sheeting, and Shirting Muslim, Wil liamerille and other approved makes. 9-8 Waltham and Pocas.set, 6-4 Layman, unbleached, all at less than the agent's case prices. EE & SON, fe2 Nos. 713 and 715 North TENTH street. SP LEND ID STOCK - • ON HAND.- All the beat makes of Calicoes.. . All the beat makes of Blueing. All the hest makes of Linens. All the best makes of Sheeting& All the best make a of Napkins. Together with Towels, Crash, Diaper Huckaback, Bird ;v e, Burlap, arc. Ac. White Cambric and Jaconet, fall line. Nainsooks and Plaid Muslims, frill line. Winter Goods closing out. ShawlB,lllerinom closing out, Balmoral Skirts, all prices. Silk and Linen lidkfa, nice assortment. At JOHN H. STOKES', 702 ARCH Street. EDWIN-.IIALL & BRO., R 6 South SECOND Street, Have reduced the priceslof Fano! Silks, Rich Printed Dress Goods, Choice Shades of Mariposa. Beautiful Colors of Reps or Poplins. All-Wool De Laines, All kinds of dark dress goods reduced. Also, Pine Long Brodie Shaw ls, Open Centre Long Cashmere Shawls, Rich new styles of Blanket Shawls. 44 Lyons Silk velvets. DIM Silk. Z R.3:ll,,zrikt.i.Ezvo:4*/i E. M. NEEDLES. • LINENS, WHITE GOODS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES. A MI assortment always on hand at LOW PRICES. Just received, lace.trimmed Embroidered and IMourning Mus l in. Howe and Neck-Ties, for the L house and street. Also, all-linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, at 16 cent& so ail descriptions of Linen Handkerchiefs, for Ladies, (huts, and Children, at WHOLESALE PRICES. jaB-tf 1024 CHZSTNIIT. STRIET. nal . GOODS FOR WINTER. • • A- , Boni Poplins; . •' •••• French Merinos.- • • •..' ~. • • Ottored Mousseline*. . . ' ronit De Soi es, ' Foulard Silks, Blanket Shawle, Balmoral Skirts, Black Silks, Fancy Silks, Black Bombazines, Worsted Plaids, Cheap Detainee, ' French Chintzes, Starting Flannels, Broche Shawls. Fine Blankets, Crib BlNnkets. SiId_RFLEBS BROTHEBB, CLIBSTNIIT and RIGHTII Streets ILLIAMSVILLES, • WAMSIITTAS, York Premiums, Forestdales, Edward Harris, Bay Mill, and Other good makes Shirtings. 104 Utica, Waltham LINEN andPepperellp Sheetings. FINE At nearly old prices. Cheap Damask Cloths, Power-Loom Linens, Good Napkins. Fine To AL PAwels CASand Doylies. BLACK . Fine Colored Alpacas, Prints, Delalnes, Cheap Reps. All-wool Reps at Cost. Balmorals--Good Skirts, full size, SI Sh Closing out Winter Cloaks and awls. Closing out Boys' Winter Clothing. ___COPER - dk COWARD, - Ja24-tt S. Mit orner NINTH and MAR NT Streets. WYRE & LAN DELL, FOURTH AND •A-A A.RCH, have a fine stock of GOODS FOR FAMILY CUSTOM. • Good Large Blankets. Good Linen Shootings ; Good Muslin by the piece. Good Unshrinking Flannels. Good Fast Colored Prints. Good Table Linen and Towels. Good Quality Black Silks. Good Assortment Colored Silks. Sal CRIB AND CRADLE BLANICETS:... Lam Crib Blankets. . . • _Rae Cradle Blankets. Jai 8188 & LARDELL, FOURTH and ARC • GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS. 606. ARCH STREET. 606 ULM . :I,,:bIMiC I MUMMEaafIiM%A Fall Assortment of GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, IR GREAT VARIETY U.-'A. HOFFMANN, Succeigor to . W. W. KNIGHT. 000 ARCH STREET. 606. ia3•atath 3m THE . FINE SHIRT EMPORIUM, Nos. 1 AND 3 NORTH SIXTH STREET. JOHN O. ARRISON, (FORMERLY J. BURR MOORE.) IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OP GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY AND AT MODERATE PRICES. N. B.—Particular attention given to the making of,Shlrte, Collars. Drawers, „to. ja24-tant FINE SIIIRT• MANUFACTORY. -a- The subscriber would Invite attention to his IMPROVED CUT OF SHIRTS, Which be makes a specialty in his business. Also, con stantly receiving, NOVELTIES FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. J. W. SCOTT, GENI'LEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE, No. 814 CHESTNUT STREET, Four doors below the Continental. COPARTNERSHIPS: j HAVE THIS DAY AS 'OCIATED I WITH ME MR, CHARLES H. GRAFF, for the TRANSACTION OF A GENERAL STOCK BUSINESS. The name and ctyle of the firm will bo E. V. MAIT LAND & CO. Stocks bought and sold on Commission in New York, Philadelphia. Boston, and Baltimore. A continuance of thepatronage I have heretofore re ceived, I would respectfully solicit for the new firm. E. V. MAITLAND. No. 15 MERCHANTS' EXCIiANOR. Philadelphia, February 7th, lEtl3. :• It 1 , 000 DOZEN HICKORY SHIRT& 1,000 d o. GRAY, lam, AND BLUE t FLANNEL SHIRTS. 500 do. I ASSORTED FNNCH SHIRTS 600 do. f LOW-PRIcED t WHITE MUSLIN SHIRTS 1,000 do. DENIM OVERALLS. 10,000 PAIRS curroxe.Ds PANTALOONS For sale by • BENNETT, Rl7Oll, & Mannfaxitnters, 217 CEUTFWEI.iLLBY. HE PRINCE OF HAIR DYERS IN this city te gIITRICIMST. FOURTH And BamioN. 07-111 f COMMISSION HOUSES. WHOLESALE 110 OP-SK IRT AGENCY. Tlko subscriber, having been appointed sole agoat of the celebrated HOOP-SKIRT MANUFACTURERS. M. DONNELLY & CO. 111113511 - NOll Connecticut, has rented the second floor, No. 221 CHURCH Alley, where he is now prepared to supply wholesale dealers at manufacturer's prices. Just received an Invoice of s'o dozen assorted styles and qualities, white and colored, ladies' and misses'. In the present advancing state of the market, an ducemeut is offered to purchase immediately. CHARLES ADAMS, No. 221 CHURCH Alley. tb7-stuth3t* Second floor: GRIGG. do HARMSTEAD, so.. 21 STRAWBERRY STREET, COMMISSION MERCHANTS For the sale of FOREIGN' AND DOMESTIC. DRYGOpDS 3a9-8m OUR SPRING STOCK. IS NOW A& RANGED 30,000 DOZEN 0 S I E R AT LOWER PRICES THAN PRESEET COST OF Mt- PORTATION THOS. MELLOR tre CO., 49 AND 42 NORTH THIRD. STREW. JOHN T. 'BAILEY J CO. BAGS AND BAGGING OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. NO. 113 NORTH FRONT STREET, PHILADELPHIA. pHIL ADELFRIA f; BAG /IP MANUFACTOEY. BURLA P. B A G S, OF ALL SIZES, FOB CORN, OATS, COFFEE, BONE DUST, Ste, • ALL so. SEAMLESS BAGS. , Of standard makes, ALL SIZES, for sale cheap, fOr net sash on deliveri. GEO. GRIGG. No. 219 and 221 CHURCH ALLEY COTTON YARN. SUPERIOR COTTON YARN, No. 10. ROB SALE BY BOTHINGIIAM WELLB SHIPLEY, - HAZARD, & No. 112 CHESTNUT STREET, COMMISSION MERCHANTS FOR THE SALE OF PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS. se26.Bta ARMY GOODS. DARK-BLUE COAT CLOTHS. DARK-BLUE CAP CLOTHS. SKY-BLUE CLOTHS FOR OFFICERS. ARMY BLANKETS. STANDARD WEIGHT. 11-OUNCE DUCK. DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT. HEAVY LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK. BROWN AND BLEACHED SHEETINOS AND SHIRT ING& For sale by FROTBINGHAM & WELLS. "mitt HOLIDAY GOODS. .13H0tOGRA - PHIO .ALBUMS- A large.yeriely for 'Se at Prices. FM • . YARES ov.N & co., •delllardf "- •.. • 924 CHESTNUT Street. MICROSCOPES,: SPECTACLES; AND SPY-GLASSES, for promptigh for Fade by ' • • JAMES W. QtD3EN & CO.. den-3mb' ' • 924 CHESTNUT Street. GLASSES, OPERA OPERA GLASSES. For sale Alm W. QUEER & Co.. dol3,lme FINANCIAL. U. S. FIVE-TWENTIES, TWENTY-YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS. EATABLE AT THE OPTION OF THE GOVERNMENT AFTER FIVE YEARS. lam Instructed by the SECRETARY OF THE TESA• HORY to receive eubscriptione for the above LOAN AT PAR. Intereet will commence Lrom the DATE OF StTBSCRIP TION, and Is PAYABLE IN GOLD at the Mint, or any Snh-Treasnry or Depoettory of the United States, on the first days of May and. November of each year. At the present PREMIUM ON GOLD, these. Bonds yield. about EIGHT par cent. per airman. A full supply always on hand. JAY COOKE, SUBSCRIPTION AGENT. nofkmhl 111 SOUTH THIRD STREET. JOHN C. CAPP & SON, STOCK de NOTE BROKERS, NO. 23 SOUTH THIRD STREET, DIRECTLY OPYOSPTE THE MECHANICS' BANK. STOCKS AND BONDS EOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMXISSION AT THE BOARD OP BROKERS MONEY INVESTED AND NOTE AND LOANSANZOOTIAVID ON TUN BEST TERM o cf HARVEY THOMAS, S. STOCK AND BILL BROKER. No. 312 WALNUT STREET. STOCKS and BONDS, and all kinds of 11. S. GOVERN MENT SECURITIES bought and Sold on Commission, ex clusively. Business Paper and Loane on Collateral negociated at lowest rates. .or;iersl4idail shall !WOWS prompt attention. Refers to Messrs. Nathan Trotter & Co., Geo. D. Parrish, Esq., John B. Myers & Co., Samuel B. Thomas, Esq.. Puniest!, Brlzdey, & Co., John Thomas, Req. del6-3mif M ON.ET TO INVEST.-PERSONS wishing to make safe inyestmonts'of money on the seenrity.or Beal Estate in the State of Delaware, can ob tain all the necessary information in relation thereto by. addressing B. B. COMEGYS. ja24-wdram At the Philadelphia Bank.' S3S,OOO. __THIS AMOUNT TO LOAN in First No es APO/ s on City Property. orFarms, within 20 miles of the t . to Lfo7) E. PETTIT, No. 309 WAls Street. $8 000 —THIS AMOUNT WANTED _ , . 0 a a Farra___,ln Chester county. Apply to E. PETTIT. 309 WALNUT. Street. 81600 $2,000, $2,500,. $8,50(1, AND , 893,000 TO LOAN on Citylitortp geg. AP ply to E. PETTIT. 1831 No. 309 WALNUT 6:reet. 6 ClAtilEß 30-INCH 111401ESTONE UMBRELLA aLOTH B. For sale by mthitsw SINNER'S SONS. laS~• • BOSTON, Mu& 517 ARCH STREET. • 0. A. VANKIRK & 00. NAMITPAOTIIREPS OP CHANDELIERS AND OTHER GAS FIXTURES. Also, French Bronze Fignres and Ornaments, Porcelain azsd Mica Shades, and a variety of FANCY GOODS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. PlMNcaßaadexaminegoods. DYE COLORS LIST OF COLORS BLACK,_ SALMO N DARK BROWN, SCARLET, SNUFF BROWN, ' DARK DRAB, LIGHT BROWN, LIGHT DRAB, DARK BLUF h YELLOW LIGHT BLUS,,. LIGHT TULLOW. DARK GREEN, ORANGE, LIGHT GREEN, MAGENTA, FINK SOLFERINO. FURVLE, FRENCH ELITE, SLATE, ROYAL PURPL CRI M SON, VIOLET. .• . FAMILY DYE • COLORS, For dyeing Bilk, Woolen and Mixed Goode , Obi*11; Scarfs, Dresses, Ribbons, °loves, Bonnets, riata,Featdralis Kid Gloves, Children's Clothing, and all kinds of Wear , log Apparel, with perfect fast colors. A SAVING OF 80 PEE osiktp. These Dyes are mixed in the form of powders concen trated, are thoroughly tested, and put up in neat pack ages. For twenty-five cents you can color as many goods as would otherwise cost floe times that sum. The pro wee is simple, and any one san use the Dyes with perfect success. Directions inside. Manufactured by AMR & STEVENS. 258 BROADWAY. Boston. For sale by Druggists and Dealers in every City ead Town. dclit•tuths-3m if IVORYTPYES.-IN A-LL THE styles of Photographic art none are more truthful or Pleasing In their coloring, or tasteful in arrangement or finish. SECOND Street, above Green, S IX CENTS REWARD.-ABSOONDED from the subecriber, on the let instant. ROBERT 'THOMAS, an indenture Colored Apprentice. .A/I per- SODS are forbid harboring or trnating_him on m ALL y_account. W. WHIT, February 4, 18133. Cfes.3t*i 1119 FILBERT Street. EVANS & HASSALL, MILITARY FURNISHERS, ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS, G W, SIMONS do BROTHER, SANSOM-STREET HALL, PHILADELPIRA, MANUFACTURERS OF JEWELRY, FINE SWORDS, GRO.VER c Yc BAKER'S • These MACHINES have taken the First Premium at the State Pairs last h_ eld in NEW YORK, MISSOURI, NEW JERSEY, KENTUCKY, 01110, - TENNESSEE,' ' INDIANA, VIRGINIA„ ILLINOIS, I NOItTU CAROLINA. MICHIGAN,i ALABAMA, lOWA, I CALLEORKIA. INCLUDING EVERY STATE FAIR WHERE EX: Kir The 'Work made ti ion the GROVIIM &c RAKER MACHINE has taken the Frst PrOMill2:11 at every Pair in the United Statee - where it has been exhibited to this date. MACHINES furnished of the same patterns and at the same price, making either the GROVER & BAKER Stitch or the Shuttle Stitch, as customers prefer, GROVER & BAKER S. M. CO., STILL TIIEREI AT THE OLD , STAND, 62.43 CHESTNUT STREET, • Second tleor, opposite Jayne's Hall, WHEELER 43.1 WILSON SEWING MACHINES. The undersigned has not removed, but is ready at his Old Office to supply customers, at the lowest prices, with every style and quality of WHEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINES. Machines to hire; also, with first-class operators, to private families and hotels, by the day, Machine stitching done at short notice, in any quantity. Machines repaired and operators taught. de2s-3m HENRY COY. SIN GER'S SEWING MACHINES, For Family Sewing and Manufacturing Pulimsee. 810 CHESTNUT STREET. lal3 3m THE WILCOX & GIBBS • PAMILY SEWING MACHINES *re been greatly_impr_oyed, making it ENTIRELY NOISELESS, giliwlt&Self-adinating Hemmers, are now ready for sale py FAIRBANKS & EWING, 715 CHESTNUT Street. - AItEIMAN .WATOHES AMERICAN WATCHES•FOR AMERICANS! TRP. Astsatcaic WATCPE 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 time when they were made, being refuse manufactures sent to this country because unsaleable at home, and used hero only for Jockeying and swindling purposes. 994 CHESTNUT St;at We offer to sell our Watch, which is of rue MOST SUB STANTIAL MANUFACTURE, AN ACCURATE AND DURABLE TIMEKEEPER, sad in Sterling Silver cases, Hunting pat tern, at as low a price as is asked for the trashy Ancros and Lepines of foreign make already referred to. ~ We have named the new series of Watches, WK. ELLERT, Boston, Kass., which name will be found on the plate of every watch of this manufacture, and is one of our trademarks.' 'Sold by all respectable Watch Dealers In the loyal States. Wholesale orders should be addressed to IaFINE WATCH REPAIRING} attended to, by the most experienced workmen, and every watch warranted for one year. • G. RUSSELL, janftm 22 North SITE Street. AiFINE AMERICAN AND IMPORTED WATCHES, Gold, .Tesvelry, and Sil verware, at the lowest possible prices. G. RUSSELL, ja236m • 22 North SIXTH Street. D. T. PRATT, (avOssoi To nArr & nem) 607 CHESTNUT STREET, lieonstantlytn receipt of ENGLISH, SWISS. AND AMERICAN WATCHES, 01 desirable styles and quallties, to snit all classes of briars. noleamif ELI D E N, .IBICAN4tNID IVOIT R ID WATCHES, 'JEWELRY, AN 08 D CLOCKS, ocBl-6m• 7 NARNIKT Street WATCHES, JEWELRY, &O. A PRESS( ASSORTMENT AITA-ONIFICMIT JEWELRY FOR •'-`-`- almost nothing. Cheap Trimming Store. 13126 MARKET Street. 102-6 t• MTOROSCOPIG PHOTOGIW'EIO . G.:W. SIMONS :41b• BROTHER, • MANUFACTURING JEWELERS 'AIIM , IMPORTERS. SANSOM-STREET HALL. ; . • . • Itaveinst received, direct from Paris, a large assort ment of the above novel and beautiful articles, em bracing a number of the most prominent clergyman and Dahlia men of this city and State, together with officers of e army and navy, presented in a variety of fancy Mountings. FOR SALE, TO THE TRADE, and to be bad at all the principal Jewelers, °Nielson and fenny atom in the city. ialtMa Tit • Nl\ e i " PUTNAM . "SELF-ADJUSTING OLOTHES WRINGER," let. It 1e a relief to the hardest part of washing-day. 2d. It enables the washing to be done in one-third lees It eaves clothes from the injury always given by twisting. 4th. It helps to coach the clothes as well as dry them. WE BELIEVE IT ADVISABLE TO PROOIIEE . ONE OF THIS KIND, BeCAM3B, • nem The rolls being of vulcanized rubber, will bear' hot and cold water. and will neither break nor tear of buttons. • BROOM The frame being of iron. thoroughly gal vanized, all danger from rust is removed, and the lia bility to shrink, swell, split, &c., so unavoidable in wooden machines. is prevented. Tam.. The spiral springs over the rolls render this ma chine self-adivuiting, so that small and large articles, as Well as articles uneven in thickness, are certain to re salve uniform pressure,_. FOURTH. The patent fastening by which the machine is tightened to the tub, we believe to be superior in elm- DliCliY and efficiency to any yet offered. Fitvir. It will fit any tub, round or square, from one half to one-and-a-Quarter inches in thickness, without the le a st alteration. Ati" Agents wanted In every county. ins Reliable and energetic men will be liberally dealt with: • • For Salo at the "WOODENWARE ESTABLISHMENT" A. OPPEN4EIMER, CARD PRINTING, NEAT AND chap, at RlbielWita a BROWN'S. 1.111. South /01TSTS !Street, below Chestant cod MILITARY GOODS. No. HS ARCH STREET. SWORDS, SASRES, BELTS, &a., And. everything necessary for the complete outfit Of WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ifamm AND MILITARY GOODS; IM EVERY VARIETY. Itt&lften SEWING MACHINES. CELEI3RATED NOISELESS SEWING. MACHINES, EVERYWHERE TRIUMPHANT. N.IBITED IN 1162 ja3l-tf-if 730 CHESTNUT STREET WATCHES AND. JEWELRY. FOR SOLDIERS At l REDUCED PRICES. ROBBINS & AP.PLETON, Agents for the American WatalsCompany, 1851 BROADWAY. N. Y ia~astntbl3tsr AT LESS THAN FORMER PRICES, FARR Sr BROTHER, Importers, inb2C‘tt 824 CHRSTRUT Street, below Port • yto Fs4 c s niznalidel 51',4=1 Is warranted to be superior to any other in nee. ENTRY . .*A3IILY SHOULD POSSESS A OLOTRES WRINGER szoeusa, RETAIL PRICE: No. 1. MOO No. %IMO% . . OP • A. 11.: FRANOISOUS, No. 433 MARKET St. and No. 5 North FIFTH Bt., 9a13-tnthe tmhB Floissale agent for Penneylvani No. AM CHURCH Allen, PhllAdelPhia, colorrAor6r.ertr rferforecrours. OP ARMY CLOTHING Of Every Description. ALSO, HAVERSACKS, PONCHOS, CAMP BLANKET S KNAPSACKS, and BED TICKINGS FOB HOSPITALS. MATERIAL BOUGHT FOR CONTRACTORS. All goods made will be guarantied regulation in sire. N. B. Orders of any eige flied with despatch. .10-Sm NEW PUBLICATIONS. THE COMMERCIAL LIST.I AND LETTEILSIIKET PRICE CURRENT Are publtelied every Sate rday by STEPHEN N. WINSLOW, 11." No. 222 GOLD Street, Philadelphia PITILADELPIIIA. CAPIRAIN BLOOD! " CAptaht I3lood,and the 'Pelsles; or, tl e HighwaymanNi Leap for Life," "The Highwayman's Avenger; or, the Escape of Sixteeu-Stringed jack, ". " Six teen-stringed Jack's right fOr Life; or, the Highwayman of Elamp . stead Heath," etc., IS PUBLISHED THIS DAN. 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Al war prices, SECOAD St. above Green. lt• . • j - usT OPENED, A NEW PHOTOORAPH GALLERY. No. 906 ARCH STREET. Where the FINEST PHOTOGRAPHIC PICTURES, FROM' THE CARTE DE VISITE TO THE IMPERIAL SIZE. Are produced by the most EXPERIENCED ARTISTS. Those wishing first-class pictures are Invited to call and examine specimens. A choice selection of Albums, cases, and frentes,_on hand. F. A. 0. KNIPE. dcl7-Sta VOTIIL AR STYLE PICTURES.- _ None are more primed or Ronal t for than RE MBR'S Colored Pbotogra_pliejor 61. Their truthfulness Is a matter of fact. SECOND Street, above Green. lt• JAMES B. 11 A Rum & SON, /MPORTERC.AND MANUFACTURERS OF LOOKING GLASSES. OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, PORTRAIT. PICTURE; uid • • ' PHOTOGRAPH PRAXES, PHOTOGRAPH: .A.I;RUMS. EXTENSIVE • LOCKING GLASS WAREROOMB AND GALLERY OF PAINTINGS, deSl4l Sl6 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia. PROPOSALS FOR ICE BIEMOAY, PURVEYOR'S OFFICE, WAZIIINGTOX D. C.. Jan. 22, SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office until MONDAY, the UI day of February, 1863, at twelve 02) o'clock M., for furnishing the Medical and Hospital Department, until the Ist day of January, 1864, with supply of pure 10E, to be delivered at the following places, to wit: Hilton Head; South Caroline. Nowhere, Borth Caroline. Fortress Monroe Virginia.. l'eusacola. Florida, Nashville, Tennessee. New Orleans, Louisiana, St. Louis, Missouri. Cairo, Illinois. Washington, District of Columbia. Memphis, Tennessee. As the quantity required at the respective ;oats is not precisely known, bidders will state the quantity of lee they can furnish, where it is gathered, price per ton of 2,000 pounds, and within what period they can furnish the amount of their bids. Although it Ls desirable that bidders should propose to furnish the whole amount re quired at any one of the places proposed to be supplied. Bidders will state what facilities they possess, if any, for storing the ice at the posts they propose to supply. The tee mast he of the best quality, subject to the in spection and approval of the officer in charge of the post where it is deliyered. The full name and post-office address of the bidder lOWA appear iu the proposal. If a bid is made in the name of a firm the names of all the parties must appear, or the bid will lie considered as the individual pro oral the signing it. Proposals from disloyal parties will not be considered, and en oath of allegiance to the United States govern ment must accompany each proposition. Proposals mnst he addressed to Henry Johnson, M. S. R., 11 S. A., and Acting Medical Purveyor. Witahiug ton, D. C., and should bo plainly marked "Proposals for Ice." The ability of the bidder to fill the contract, should it be awarded to him, must be guarantied by two re sponsible persons, whose signatures are to be appended to the guarantee, and said guarantee must accompany the bid.- The responsibility of the guarantOrs must be shown by the official certificate of the Clerk of the nearest District Court er of the United States District Attorney. Bidders moat be present in person when the bids are opened, or their proposals will not be considered. Bonds in the sum of five thousand dollars, signed by the contiucter and both of his guarantors, will be re quired of the succ!fril Wiper upontdgaing the contract. ;Ai;iit nP i ii i iiiiiiiiii i ii We, —, of the county of —and State of —, andthe county of and State of —, do hereby guarantee that is able to fulfill the contract in accordance with the terms of his propositlon,and that, shoold his proposition be accepted, he will at once enter into a contract to accordance therewith. Should the contract be awarded him, we are prepared to become his sureties. To this guarantee must be appended the °facial certifi cate abos e mentioned. The Surgeon General reserves to himself the right to reject any or all bids that he may deem too high or un suitable. HENRY JOHNSON, M. S. A., U. S. A., fd-14t Acting Medical Purveyor. norm - ELT:us 8a BAKER, . . - NANTWACTITRERS OP LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, was 17,IXTURF.S, &o. STORE, 71.43 CHESTNUT ST. 821 CHERRY Street. and FiFTII and'COLUMBIA j W 23 lm Avon ne. THE HIGHWAYMAN : IMMEEM HANOMAN'S DAUCIITERI T. B. PETERSQIS & 13F.OTIIERS, t!i; 1 1., csr,sTiNuT Streot, iladelphia 724 CHESTNUT STREET, Bettgeen Seventh and Eighth Streetreets PHOTOGRAPHS. PAINTINGS; ENGRAVINGS, &c: =TEO PROPOSALS. WANTS WANT E D-A SITUATION BY A yJung win. who has had five years' oxperilnce La a Wholesale Hardware TIMM; has a knowlo Igo ui book keeping, and is willing to make himself generally nee fah Addreaa "T. 8..' Frees attic°. fe7 -2:- WANTED—A. SECOND-lIAND ENGINE. from thirty-five to forty-horse Power, in good working ordor. Add ass "Engin," this office. It. WANTED, AN IRON SAFE-MUST he In rood condition. Call at 2 , 25 RA(R Street. (e6-3t• WASTED—A PARTNER, GENERAL or special. With a capital of Fifteen Thousand. DOllBl7. tajoin two young inen in a JOBBING and CUM NENIPION BUSINESS. who have the ..112 , a amount of capital, with a Inrito cash-paying PetingT lvanta and Oldo.trade. Address "A. B. C.."ut this officc. Cfi•3v TO WHOLESALE GROCERS.-1. AV. now oven for Au engagement, es TRAVISLLING SAl,l3bAlAlii AND COLLECTOR; trill sell either ou Counnissiou or Salary. Bus been engeged in tiot above business for Cl ree Years. Satisfuetory "%won% given for being out of employment, At this time . AM, uniimiitted reference given from last (implorer. • Address " Ran wold, °Mee of Tlut Press. CAPJ -- TALISTS. FROM $2,000 TO TO ecoce In..NTED, In a nob and profitable lopitteoct so competition. None but those having the mown - to incest of once itml apply. For 'articulate. Call on or addremlll.olllAS COell KAN. care of Colonel F.. 0. CIIORMANN. fea-thstnin• 41 North St CTH Street. Ph 2 / 500 6 1 r V e A r N B l ot T 5 1) ,(4 1 0 A A TBR3I LUKENS & MONTOOME r I i r I", o w uTe t axtrg, re3-ws2t* 1035 BEACH Street, above Laurel. $7,000 TO $lO,OOO TO INVEST IN some lucrative linsiuess. Wants to be come an ACTIVE PARTNER in same. Would prefer:hi Commission Produce Buslness. Address "AorivE. ,. Pre RR Ofilve. CIA WANTED TO PURCHASE —A 1104 moderate sized three-story Brick 1101ISE, ha a eon trot location. Must have all the modern Improvements. Address "Howe." at this office. stating price, terms, and location. .iaffi-ti IaWANTED TO RENT, FROM THE first ofdl next, a ropdero.te-qzed three-stole" BRICK DWIILLI pri SG MUSK :II a central locality. It must have all the 1 21::: ern improvements. A , ldreas. "Rent." at tills office. stating locality and price. j.215-tf 4/ 1.. CONTINENTAL CAVALRY. "Cam* Metcalfe,' near riapiA.;;."..7 l " N • J. .25a . —hiss wanted to completo Compani ,D es — noir nearly full, to secure the Citizens' Bounty Fund awarded to the Root Twenty Compaeiee mastered into the service of the United States. Two or three positions of Second LIEITI'ENANTS are vacant, which will be consigned to young men of good re. (emcee, and who have seen service. dell-2m FOR SALE AND TO LET. NAIVVV.www , %A.", VOR SALE OR TO LET.-STORE NO. ' IL II North THIRD Street, with Fixtures. Ingnire at No. 12, opposite. • • ret4to 'SALE OF . RAILROAD, d7c..BY VIR. TUE of authority contained in the Mortgage of the Pittsburg and East Liberty Passenger Railway Com pany, I will expose at PUBLIC SALE, to the highest and best bidder, the Railway of said Company lying be tween Ferry street. in the city Of Pittsburg, and East Liberty, with that part of said Railway extending to Mineravil/e, together with the Care, Horses, Harney, Tools,Office Furniture. including Safes, kc.. together with the corporate franchise, and all other property. real or personal, covered by said Mortgage, at the office Of said Compahy, No. 51. FOURTH Street. Pittsburg, on the SECOND 11AY OP MARCH, nt II o'clock A.M. ' TERMS-Cush, par funds. •ja3l-idit. . W. H. DENNY. Trustee. A:, FURNISHED ITO II SE.- maLWauted,.a well-tarnished Nouse. A good tenant, and liberal rent. Address, Box Int P. 0. fc7-3t• ji NORTH FOURTH-STREET DWELLING. No. 535. three-storied with double three-storied back buildings and stable in rear; lot 20 feet front, 182 feet deep. Is specially adapted for the ire sideuert of a Physician. For sale by A. P. & J. H. MORRIS, 9113 ARCH Street. fe7-6t5 • FOR SALE-VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY. No. 27 North TIIIP.D Street. Lot 163. by SO Ali4o, a Sixtb-Atreet reAideuee, No. 957 North Street, below Poplar; three btorlee, with two 'Mors double back. bulldingd. All the convenlouosa. .Lot 18 br Apply to It PETTIT. No. 300 WALNUT Street. .FOR - BALE . .OR TO . LET-FOUR JwaROllBEB, on the went aide of BROAD Stmt. below Columbia avenue. Apply at the southwest corner of NINTH and SON streets: * mhZ.tf PRIVATE SALE.—A ST_TBSTAN t ial two end-a-hal •story stone DWELLINO ROUSE, containing 12 rooms, with large hall and open stairway, at d lot of land of about two acres, situate in Newport vine, Bucks county, about two miles from the Nes• he many Station, on the Trenton Railroad, and 3N miles from Bristol. There are a carriage•tionse, stable, and ice-honse, a Sue garden containing some chi ice fruit; and the build ings and grt made are in excellent condition. The trains on the Trenton railroad render this place easy of acres,, and it won d therefore be found a de sirable residence to any one desirous of daily visiting the city. Terms moderate. Apply to CHARLES S. BOUTCIER, on the premises, or to JAIifES H. CASTLE, jeathstulan 709 LOCUST Street. FOR SALE OR TO LET FOR THE SIIIIMER.—A now and commodious HOUSE; with from Six to Eight Acres of Ground. There is, on this Property, R. fine spring of water and a beantifal spot for building, commanding a fine view, and fronting on the Jenkentown road. The above Property is situated lit Abington, a half. mile from Abington ;Station. ou the North Pennsylvania Railroad, and a good turnpike leading therefrom. Coll on C. TYSON LUKENS. at WELDON, half mile from Abington Station. ffea-thste efA ORPHANS' COURT SALE, ON ./.471111-DA Y. the 12th of 2tl month (February). IS-31„ at I o'clock P. M., at the late residence of Thomas P. Ball, deceased, on MAIN Street, in the borough of Quakertown, Backs county. a large and convenient two-story Dwelling Howie, Frame Shop, suitable fora mechanic, with ti acres and SO perches of excellent Laud, having thereon a fine orchard of fruit trees, good garden, three wells of water, a now stable, and other i mnrove mente. BENJAMIN O. FOULKE, CII7AKERTOSVii,.E . : FOR. SALEDELAW:A:RE COUN TY FARM, 26 acing, 12 of which are heavy timber, balance in a high state of cultivation, situate 3 miles from Marcus Hook Station and Steamboat Landing, 21 miles from the city. Large and substantial stone im provements, handsomely situated, and nicely watered. Also, a large number of tint-class Farms in the adjoin.. leg counties. • Call and examine Register. Apply to fed E. PETTIT, 309 WALNUT Street. lan TO EXCHANGE--CHESTER FARM.-73 Ilcnts of excellent land; Sta tion of Pennsylvania Railroad on the place; large Im provemento, nicely watered. Ste. Al mil e saluable Farm 1 mile from Doylestown Depot, 21 north of the city, in Bucks county. Apply to E. PETTIT, fe7 No. 309 WALNUT Street ag, FOR SALE, OR WOULD BE EX ...A— CHANGED FOR CITY PROPERTY, A DESIRA BLE SMALL F.,1,,8,M, situate in New Britain Township, Bucks county, Pa.,three miles from Doylestown, and one and a half - from New Britain Station, on the Doylestown Railroad, containing (k) acres, six of which is woodland, and rive meadow - , divided into convenient fields, well watered, good bruldirg, fruit , &c. Enquire at 101 north Sixth street. Philadelphia. fey-loic a k FOR SALE.-A. SPLENDID FARM, right at a Railroad Station. Land of the best quality. Buildings good. Apply to CHARLES H. CHEYNEY, fe2,5,7.• 608 ARCH Street. FOR SAL E-A DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE, comprising fourteen acres of ground and a brown-painted sanded brick House, containing eleven rooms, a largo hall, and open stair way, with hot and cold water in bath-room, which is in the second story. The house, one-quarter of a mile from the river-shore, on an eminence, commands an un surpassed view of the Delaware, on which the grounds hare a front of about 600 feok The property is situated on the Wilmington turnpike, twenty miles below Phi ladelphia, a quarter of a mile from Hollyoke, and one mile from Claymont Stations, Philadelphia, Wilming ton, and Baltimore Railroad. There in good stabling and a carriage -house. Apply to WM, B. LODGE, Near the premises, Or to J. E. biIAW, Itt27-12 No. 504 WALNUT Street, Phila. al COUNTRY SEAT AT PRIVATE SALE.—one of the best properties lying within ten mile% from Doylventowu, the county town of Backs county, is offered for sale. It Is situated in a beautiful country, half a mile from Doylestown. The Mansion to large, containing thirteen rooms, with large airy halls, replete with all. the modern conveniences. The out houses also new and substantial. There is also twenty four acres of Jowl attached to the premises, with an abundance of good water, and a stream running through the laud, together with fruit, shade, and ornamental trees in abundance. Such aproperty is seldom offered for sale. If not sold before the 20th inst.; It will be rented. For particulars apply to SIMON MEREDITH, at the Barley Sheaf Hotel, :North SECOND Street, or to A. PHILLIPS, Avenue Drove Yard, West Philadelphia. fel-6r* ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL AND PERSONAL ESTATE.—On WEDNES DAY, Februaryill, HO, at 12 - o'clock X on the pre mises, all that VALUABLE FARM late the_properly of George Pickering, deceased, situated lu BENSALEM Township, Bucks County, on the Road leading from Newmwtville to Bristol Pike, about ix miles from the former and 1 from Neshamony Station on Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad, adjoining lands of F. E. Dixeon, Martha Allen, and others, containing 101 Acres of first quality Land in a high state of cultivation, about 6 of which is wood land, the balance tillable and divided Into fields of conveatent size, with it stream of water running along the west side. The improvements consist of a large two-story Stone Mansion of modern structure, built In a convenient and substantial manner, with two Parlors, Hall, Dining Room, and Kitchen on the first door, Milk Vault in the Cellar, and Pump In the Kitchen; large • Overshot Barn, Stone Stable, high Wagon Muse, Wood House, Chicken House, Straw House, Barrick, and other out Buildings; also, is two-story Frame Tenant Home and School Ilunse, excellent Wells of Water at Homes and Barn, an Apple Orchard of well-selected Fruit, also choice varieties of Peaches, Pears, and Cher ries; a fine Lawn in front of the Rome set out with Ever greens and other Shade Trees. To Persons wishing to purchase a home in the country, this Is exitance seldom otfered. Also, at the same time and Place, will be sold the Personal Pronortof the deceased, consisting of Horses, COWS, Pigs, Hay. Wheat, Corn. Oats, Pota toes, and Farm utensils. Terms at , ale. fefi-thstiit. WM. C. PICKERING, Administrator. FOR SALE.-A - 'VERY DESIRA BLE PROPERTY and capital BUSINESS STAND, Amato on the west side of SECOND Street, No. •..82, be tween Walnut and Spruce streets, 2f3 feet 3 inches in breadth on Second street. by 250 feet In depth to Levant street, widening at the distance of 110 feet from Second street to 50 feet, of which increased width it .extends 100 feet. On the Second-street front is a well-lighted STORE, feet in depth, with a good basement fitted for a sales room. Private entrance to the upper rooms so arranged as to be conveniently occupied by sepande tenants. About 70 feet in the rear of the Store IS a complete DWEL LINO 11017 SE, with nine rooms, and all the modern conveniences, having a garden bid by 70 feet, planted with fruit trees, grape vines, &e., between the house and store. On Levant street is it large Storehouse (which could be used for mannfticturing purposes) in the rear of which ie stable three horses; there is a carriage en trance from Levant street. The attention of capitalists and business mauls invited to this property. For particulars and terms apply to S. W. THACKARA Et SON, • fe6-31.• No. 1144-South THIRD Street, 11111 DELAWARE COUNTY FARM.— ..a-m; Acre.; siMantial and %tire improvements; k n own ex the "Truitt Farm." Wil l. keep thirty cows. A go od business Farm; buildings beautifully located. JAMES H. CUMMINS, Surveyor, Media, Delaware County. in DELAWARE COUNTY FARM, known as the "Palmer Farm " TZ,S Acres, 16 wood land, large and substantial buildings In good repair, beautifully located. Will keep sixty cows. Accessible by railroad; desirable neighborhood; price moderate. - Apply to JAMES R. CUMMINS, Surveyor, fey-St.• Media, Penubyl rani*. A NL FOR SALE.—TILREFrEIGHTI(B of the brig Thoe. Walter. Apply to • . CHAS. S. & JAS. CABSTALIZ. Zr., • .111-tt No. 126 IveLb.Streek. • tSLEEPER'S LONG-ESTABLISH ED MANUFACTORY of the best BOLL neat, air vieeahle UMBRELLAS. 1002 MARKET Street, ons' door above Tenth. . re7.Bt. • • • L G. ZINC ARMY AND TOILET MIRRORS, The best to the world for Mask and durability. B. M. EL . The beet brand Silk Ylidelied VELVET RIBBONS. Sole Agent, BENJANiff 3f. SKIM' 158 WANE Street, near West Broadway,." fe6-3m • . New York. 74:;. THE PHRENOLOGICAL CARL NET AND BOOK STORE 1s open day and even- A` bi inn for the sale of Books on Phrenology, Ph yaw logy, H ygiene, Phonography and for Phrenologi cal examinations. Orders by mall should be addrewd to JOHN L. CAPEN, kE-sainili3mN 92.2 t CHESTNUT Street. Phila. MATERIALS' FOR MrNCE - 11;1gB f : BUNCH. LATER. AND SULTANA RA MIS. CITRON CURRANTS, SPICES. . CIDER WINE. dm, &c. ALBERT O.: ROBERTS, . Dietz& IN PINE GROCERIES,' 40 1 / 1 41ti,. :CORNER ELEVENTH ..LND VINE STst AUCTION S Wit H. STERR, riICTIONEER, VOL 719,121, 7Z3 ZANE street. SALE AT No. 716 NORTH Ripraii STREET. ABOVE COATES. Fate Peremptory, on account of the gentleman giving up howekeeping, and the house to rent. NEAT IiOUSETIOLD FURNITURE, BEDDING. lIIATTRESSES,CARFETE, &c. ON MONDAY MORNING, February 9, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, will ho sold, the entire hutembold furniture; comprising the num.! assortment rf parlor furniture, bed-room furniture, kitchen furniture; crockery, china, and glue ware. All the articles will positively be sold by catalogue, ant may be examined on the morning of sale. N.B.—The house, baying every modern convenience, will he to rent. fefi-Sto AMUSEMENTS. AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC DRAMATIC ANU PATRIOTIC READINGS. TAMES E. DIORDOCR • ON MONDAY EVENING, Itebrisury oth. IN AID OF THE SICK AM/ WOUNDED SOLDIERS . . AND THEIR FAMILIES. • The receipts to be approyriaied by the same Committee having charge of the first Reading. FROGRAMME. PART I. Est.ElYttoicsnuil:a TRU. REIT Poem, "The Wagoner of the Alleghauies. 'Look on this Picture. and on this. " The Catnr, at Valley Forge: and The blischianza: (The latter an entertainment given by Major Andre and his fellow•of11- eery, at Philadelphia, to Lord and Admiral Howe) . T. Buchanan Heal BALLADThe:Diega, of Cebezon: " Sosticla del Rey, Don Pedro" Oeo. H. Boker l'ecn—"The Song of the Vine Longfellow I'e.l3l—The Weeping Sentinel, (an incident of the War. ) rßy particular request) Francis De Haes Janvier Pont—Soldter'. Dirge. George H. Boker DRAMATIC LYRIC—How. . they Brought the Good News from ti bent to Aix. . t .. .. .....Bohert Browning Count Candespi no Standard nearer; or, the Dying Hero's Battle-cry George H, Bohm! PAT IL Our Defet dere. fa the I"''k.^_„ T 11. Road The Rising, (Ine.) or TliC i'airiot PM eon: Extract from the new l'oem, The Wagoner of the Alle ghanies T. Buchanan Read Seiectiocs from the. Tragedy of Julius Exear, em bracing the Speech of Brutus; Mark Antony le So- , liloquy over mmet; Doily in the Capitol, and the Funeral Oration in the Forum Shakap.ure T.vitioThe AllleliCan Flag ... . . ....John Rudman Drake `llclits, 25 eenta: Reserve: Sents,6o cent:. I t s- retegn.j . holding tickets for Rending of the 6th. dtlis P.adoin , . b - inst., cun otnit:'' a. Etsorye S e ntf o r t t.- 7 . paying E 5 cenb, extra, . . . . . T. -o be had at the Academy , and at 0017LD . g Mesta Store. Seventh and Chestnut Streets. Doors eat en at vi: Beading commeneon at 8 o'clock. St NEW CIIESTNUTSTREET A.l TIIEA- Tx& ;donee and Manager TATS (pi!nrdaY) EVENING, Faninry 7, 18`13. Tit 'Tee of MP. EIACIET T. Who will re at liis admirable performance of Falstaff Pretending Lore. in THE MERRY WIVES OF WPM iOR. - . . He will be supported by - Meseta. McCullonel. Condo. Becks, Martin; Collier, Kingeland, Hess., Ward. /sc., Miss Mary Wells, and idissi. Henry. Madame Ponisi and Mrs Allen, as the Merry Wires. Conductor • Mr.MARK HASSLtiIi, MONDAY NEXT. FOR THE FIRST TIME. EDWIN FORREST In Shakspearits anblline B and reaionate Tragedy of Entirely New Scener yata Appointment., PRICES OF ADMISSION. . .. . _ . .. . . ... Family Circle 55 cents. Dress C Parquet and 50 Secured Seats in Dress Circle 75 cen cent& ta. Sesta in Private Boxes, each Ilit Doors open at 7. Curtain rises at 7g. RS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH-STREET +AA- MATES. Bushing. Agent and Treasurer JO& D.IIDRPRY. • FAREWELL AMARANCE. Thirtieth and last night of. ME. AND MISS RICLIINGEL THIS iSaturdtty) EVENING, cebntary 7, Ifel. A GRAIN D VOCAL CONCERT EY MISS ETCHINGS AND TROUPE, To conclude with SA TANELLA. Mira C. ETCHINGS - As SALVELLI and JULIAN Mr. PETER RICHINGS As HERNANDO awd ARINEA.NES. 44- Seats securld without extra charge. ON 3IONDAY-111S8 JANE COOMBS. WALNUT -STREET THEATRE.- Sole Lessee Mrs. M. A. GARRETTSO Business Age ST NIGHT OF MRnt Mr, . SET JOHN CHELL. T. DONNELLY LA THIS (Saturday) EVENING. February 7. Sr) The performance will commence with the drama of the DREAM AT SEA. - - - . Ally Croaker Mr. D. Setchelt Torn Tinkle Harry Hawk To be followed by the new Petite Comedy of CAPE MAY DlAlitOli DS. Mr. Kerr Mudgeon Mr. D. Seteheill To conclude with Braugbam'a _great Bade-vie of METAXOErA. Metsmors lip. D. Sotehell Doors open at 7; Curtain will rise at 751. GRAND ANNUAL CONCERT BALL MZENNEROHOR, AT THE MUSICAL. FUND HA L'L, ON MONDAY EVENING, FEBRI7LRT 9, 1.96.1. On this occasion a new Cantata, "THE ITLESSINGS OF PEACE," Arranged and compered by P. M. WOLEIEFFE • will be petairmed. —P. N. WOLSIEFFEE A.MEOPELD. Conductor—. MUSIC by The Concert 'will commence at So'clohk. precisely_ The Committee beg leave to announce teat they will endeavor to make the above entertainment the most re cherche of the season. . . Tickets. admitting one gentleman and two ladles. $2, can be had from all members, and the following Com mittee: M. KAISER, 921 Chestnut - .greet. G. F, BENKERT. 419 Chestnut Street C. SCHALLER, 413 Arch Street. J. H. CAMP, Seventh and Cherry Streets. R. T. SCHMIDT. 46 North 'fitted Street. W. WOLSIEFFF.R, MO Marshall Street Also, at the Bookstands of the Continental, Girard, and La Pierre Hotels. fa,* AFTERNOON CONCERT FOR CHILDREN. —THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY, by tberennert of several fern'', ies. will give a Concert at • HANDEL AND HAYDN HALL,. on SATURDAY. All will appear—ASA, 1,172 Y, ABBY, FREDDY, and Little DENNTT. Admission, l 0 cents for Children. Adana 25 cents:. Doors open at 2.t o'clock. Concert a; 3 o'clock. fes-3t• ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, CORNER OF TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets.--FIFTEI WEEK AND GLORIOUS SUCCESS OF TILE BOHEMI AD TROUPE OF GLASS BLOWERS, EVERY EVENING, AND ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER. NOONS.—At each Entertainment, the celebrated low pressure GLASS Steamlnatne MONITOR, made entirely of Glass, will be in full operation. On FRIDAY Eve ning. February 6th. a Splenc id Case of Work , will Ins given to the author of the best Conundrum on the Glass Steam En o. PARTICULAR NOTICE.—The First-Present, each eve. rang, will be a Splendid Case of Glass Work. Admission,ls cents. No half price. Exhibition commences in the Avoiding at S o'clock. Afternoon at 3 o'clock. fe2-6t. ASSEM BLY BUILDINGS-TENTH AND CEOESTNCT. AMUSPIRIS'TB FOR OLD AND YOUNG. SIGNOR BLITZ. The great MAGICIAN and VENTRILOQUIST, with Ids LEARNED CANARY BIRDS. will _give his new and nalar Entertainments EVERY 'YAWING during the Week, commencing at 7% o'clock • and WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY afternoons at S. T he attractions will be marvellous: experiments in Magic; wonderful powers in Ventriloquism, and the Learned Canary Birds us their new characters. Admission 26 cents Children IS cents. CTY'RMANIA. - ORCHESTRA.. - PUB LIC REHEARSALS every SATURDAY AFTER ut)N at Mi" o'clock, at the MUSICAL FUND Carl Bentz, conductor. Tickets 45 cents. Paelcaa l es H Ll : ‘l ht tickets, El—to be had of Andre & Co., 1104 Chestnut street Gould. Seventh and Chestnut, and at the hall door. n087.4f HASSLER'S ORCHESTRA-- 314 South NORTNHEIVANaIant. PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF THE FMB ARTS, 102 CHESTIEST STREET, Is open daily (Sundays excepted) from 9 A IL till I F.M. Admission 2S oenta Children half price. Shares of stock. $dJ. b'S MEDICAL. D R. SWAYNE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD , CHERRY. THIRTY TEARS' EXPERIENCE HAS PROVEN rn GREAT SLPF.RIORITT OVER ALL OTHER REMEDIES. THE ORIGINAL AND GENUINE PREPARATION! • The reputation of this niedi now so well esta blished that liberal minded men in themedi cal profession throughout the Union recommend it to their Patients as the very best of all ten edtes for Pultnouary Complaints and General Debility, and in curing Googly:), Colds. Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,. Spit ting of Blood, Whooping . Cough, pain In the Side or Breast, Sore Throat, Difficulty in Breath . Ina, l'alpitation or disease of the Heart, Throat, Breast. or bum. RO MEDICINE ITAS EVER 613TAINRD k RIMIER OR MORE DESERVED REPUTATION! . „ . IN PULMONARY DISEASES of the•most alarmlne character. "Swayue's Compound Syrup of Wad - Cherry" effects permanent cures. A stubborn Cough,Sore Throat. Night Sweats, Bronchial Affections are quickly cured. Declining years of aged persons will be greatly benenited ; it acts as a strengthening. alterative. For disturbed, restless nights, keep it by the. beit-sidei its use willgive repose. If the bowels are costive, take an occasional dose of " SWATNE'S PILLS:" Prepared only by Dr. WAYNE & SON, 330 , North SIXTH Street, above Vine. Sold by all Druggists throughout the United States. ja3l-ittf BROWN'S BRONCHIAL. TROCHES, for Coughs, Colds, and Irritated,Throats, are offered with the fullest confidence in their efficacy. They have been thoroughly tested, and maintain the good reputa tion they have justly acquired. As there ore imita tions. be sure to OBTAIN the genuine at FREDERICK BROWN'S Drug and Chemical Store,lN. cord CHEST NUT and FIFTH btreets. Also, Mutter's Cough Syrup, Wikar's COTegliriem if nre% prepared from original prescriptions.a E YE AND EAR.-PROF. J.. ISAACS, Oculist and Aurist, from Leyden. Holland, la Der inanently located at N 0.1511 PINS Street, where he treats all diseases of the Eye or Ear scientifically, and cores— ti' curable. Artificial Eyes Inserted without Pain N. B.—No charges made for examination. Office hours from to ll o'clock A.M. and 2to7P. M. ia3.3m• - RHUBARB ROOT.-7 CASES FOR site by • ZIEGLER k S lITH Driticests, • • B.W. corner SECOND and GREEN Streets. NTBAT'S-FOOT BBLS. FOR • 6 ' l ! by. &W. cozririvitosama7duattMets. SENNA.ALEX.-5 BALES FOR SALE by ' ZIEGLER & SMITH, Druggists. S.W. corner SECOND and GREEN Streets. SAL AMMONIAC.-4 CASKS FOR sale by ' ZIEGLER & SMITH. Drnvists, . S.W. corner SECOND and GREEN Streets. BOBA_X REFINED.-30 BBLS. FOR aide by. ZIEGLER & SMITH Drugist*, • - S.W. corner SECOND a ndGREEN Streets. • REAM TARTAR, PURE.-S BBLS [or saloblr ZIEGLER & SMlTH,Dreggists, S.W. corner SECOND and ciREEN Streets. ( -1 4.17 E, IRISH .- 5 OASES FOR SALE "-^ by ZIEGLER St SMITH, Druggists, S.W. corner SECOND and GREEN Streets. OLIVE OIL, QTS. AND PINTS.-FOR gabby ZIEGLER & WITH, Druggists, S.W. corner SECOND and OHM Streets. IPECAC. ROOT.-ONE OEROON FOR sale by ZIEGLER & SMITH. Drnagists. S.W. corner SECOND and GREEN Streets. lODIDE POTASH, cases for gale by. ZIEGLER & SMITH. Drn_mists. S.W. corner SECOND and GREEN streets. • PLOWERS OF SULPHIIR.-,-115 BBLS A- for sale by ZIEGLER & SMITH, Druggists. ten-6t• S.W. Corner SECOND /Mt GREW Streets. Mr. W. WREATLKT,
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