Tnx NATIONAL ALMANAO. — The first volume of Annuaire, for 1863, prqjeoted and published by Geo. W. Childs, of this city, has reached us—too late for a detailed notice to-day. 'lt contains 698 pages, small but clear type, and Is immeasurably superior to the old "American Almanac.) , As mmodel of Drillers and variety, accuracy and clearness, con• densed material and excellent arrangement, it has never been surpassed, we will not say in this coup• try, but not in Europe. Mta3ICAL FUND HALL.—On Saturday evening Mr. Charles F. Browne, the great American humo rist, will deliver , his new lecture, entitled, " Sixty Minutes in Africa." The announcement that "Ade mug Ward will speak a piece" Is sufficient to bring out all the friendsof the renowned "showman,' but when we say that the lecture is brimful of funny and original squibs, with admirable hits at the times, the people, the Government, the generals, the war, An., we look for a regular rush. The beat part of the whole affair is, that the lecture is one grand joke, which the audience will appreciate at the close of the .address, when the showman will explain the diffe rence between " wax Jiggers " and " flggers of thought." Mr. Browne is a pleasant and entertain. ing speaker. THE CITY. (ROIL ADDITIONAL ()ITT NEWS BEE FOURTH PAGE.] ASSOCIATION---ANNUAL AD vatess.—The Musical Fund Hall was last evening well attended by an audience assembled to hear the annual address bet Ore the Alumni Association of the Central High School. This address was delivered by John J. Hargadon, Esq. Stephen Benton, Presi dent; Charles Buckwalter, Secretary; Profeasors Maguire and McClure,. and many prominent membern of the Alumni Association occupied the stage. The Germania Orchestra was in attendance, endplayed the little it had to play with Its usual ability. Benjamin F. Brewster, Esq., was introduced to the audience by the president. This gentleman made a brief but effective introductory address in which he alluded to a European tour which he had -enjoyed. Thence he gradually and naturally glided into the true philosophy and results of education,. maintaining that mere mental' cultivation will not constitute a fully developed man. • As appropriate to the occasion and a graceful introduction to what was to follow, Mr. Brewster's brief discourse was excellent. The president then introduced the speaker of the evening, John S. Hargadon, Esq. This gentleman's address was eloquent and able, and we regret that our space this morning renders any further reference to it impossible. It was listened to with great at tention, the speaker concluding amid loud applause. ARRIVAL OF SICK, ..‘ND WOUNDED 80L MM.—Last night a number of men from the Washington 'hospitals, arrived at the Citizens' Volunteer Hospital Broad. and Prime. Among them were the following-named from Pennsylvania and New Jersey : Wm. Graham, H, 121. Jacob Smith, 0, 149, John Fry, p, 116. • J..Coohemire, A, 155. Amos Campbell, 0, 11. Henry Havens 0, 161. J. J. Fuller, L, 123. F. J. Kingsley, 11, 123. J. Hart, E, 13, Corp. U. 2,llllizzard,A, 40, H. Hallenbeck, D 134. John Grogan, 0, 6. ' 3. L. Schuster, D. 180. Edward Dewees, B, 114. W. Leonard, H, 63. D. M. Forbes, G, 26. John 0. Rlfenoury, 11,141. E. Ames Cr, 149. J. M. Sollz, I, 4, Res. F. Redlngton, 0-, 149. S. Farron, D, 1 Cay. Russel Burt, B 16 Cay. Jas. De Berry, k, 16, Oay. J. Ma:01, 4 0, 116. C. F. Taylor, Keke BaVy. Corp.G.W.Fairman, " Edward Mullen, " E. H. Haynes, D, 16 Oay. BESET. John H. Conk, A, 29. Jacob Hilgert, E, 6. Wm. Bennett, VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.—One of the most valuable properties in the centre of the city of Hanirdrarg ie offered for sale. We refer to Hen's Hotel, at the corner of Market and Third streets, and extending back to the alley a depth of 210 feet. The hotel is one of the largest and beat arranged in Harrisburg, and we feel assured that in the hands of an enterprising firm, it presents one of the best investments that can be made In real estate in this State. .BENEFIT.—The celestial Cubas will take her benefit at the Walnut-street theatre to-night. She will appear as Nerrawrwsh, in the Indian play of the "Wept of theWishOn-Wish," also the "French Spy, or the Fall of Algiers." Besides this, she will favor the audienne with a dance between the two plays. The bill for to-night le the greatest one of the season. She concludes her present engagement to morrpw night. HEATS' ROBBERY.—The SUM of $7OO in gold.as stolen on Wednesday from the residence of Mr. John Wallace, in Front street, below Christian. Most of the money Wm in t wenty dollar gold pieces. A man who held a position en the navy, or was a candidate for one, boarded at the house. Strange to say, he has been missing ever Mace the money was taken.' - ATAL ACClDENT.—Yesterday afternoon a man ' named Wm. Scott was killed by the caving In of a bank of earth, in Buest and bicOurdrs brick yard, at Long Lane and Federal street. He resided at Gra's Ferry road and Federal street. THE. following are article° exported from th the week ending Februe some of the principal s port to foreign porta, for 11, 1883: 'ENO Bear. ter. 600 $13,000 Butter, !N..... 6;260 1,080 Cheese, d0•...12,568 1,240 . C.lovert , 'd. bu. 4,188 29,975 Hama, loa 34.&/ 3,134 Lard, do 6,314 6,554 Lard 011,gata.. 3,003 $2,492. Uil Cake 1,0311 1ba....16,900 1,500 Wax, d 0....... 22e3 115 Wheat, hon.— 0,645 19,0/0 Flour,. bble“.. 2,056 15,297 BRITISH I'› 'Candles, .:.13,5C0 $1,208 Peel, ibis 33 6 8 ) eer. gal , ' 3430 456 "Biscuit, bbls.. 1.362 Usn .. 5 4,272 Boards, ..... 1 `A) Batter, it 5..... 7,90) 1,244 'Cheese, do . • ... 791) 112 Coal 011. gala.. 3,653 1,481 Yish,pickld.bbis 117 et Basis. ibe 12,110 1,619 Ittoltuaelild Furnt.'n 42 ilndcorn. bus. 500 521 Ind teal, UM 1,150 5,:323 'Hewn Lumber 60, Lard, lbs 14,2111 .1,722 Lard Oil, 188 ERITIBH •Candie5„128....2.000 's44o Biscuit, bbla A. 200 600 Cud. Corn, bus , WO 215 Lard. Oil, gals. 401' 205 ' .E.RITIBII POESEBB Seel; .131,15;..... 12 *2Ol Biscuit, bbla... 10[1 340 Lumber • 1,744 Lima., lbs 1,562 ' 125 Tork. !ibis 570 70 • PRANCE ON THE Coal OH, bbls Leather $Bl 3111.?bacco ..... 05A...3,165 1,483 Monied Instruments 760 linu Valle. ••••• 7 011 (11tke 213 Paper 9 , Pork, bb15..... 103 1.888 Peas Shooks CI ITolc.ce.o Leaf— .. bales 80 1,481 Them., gals ..1.776 178 Wine, casks.— 10 16 }lour, bbls ..... 1,910 14,343 'Other articles.. 1.006 GUIANA. Pork, UM._ ... 54 *5lB Viriegar, ka118.2,005 543 Flour, bbls I 309 10,220 , lONS IN AFRICA. Tobacco. hbtla•• • •In $11.803 Tracks 27 Flour, bbla 117 on Other articles.... 2/31 ~ XDITERIIANEAN. SA. Pork. bbln Look__ Wool fra.9,1 1 ,111419, no.,Attntetu or 'W 00d.... 510 Onions IPapor 120 Potatoes, bugh, 140 140 11y9 34 181 Beer, walls... !kg() $lOOl Lard. IGa IT . qlO 1.8841 mina of wood. 6.4111 ITOBTO Do. kegs. IX) dm Du. bxr.. 21 • :13ottgr,Ilbs.... 2,267 4481 'Cheese. 1b5.... 2.47(1 2121 bb10•.... 1W SU 'Glass 15 'Barns, 3,332 372 ind.2leal, bbls 2/3 94 tumbrr 3721 Lard, lb= la OW 1,2 W _., 'Oats . __ '1 _3o__ ' Beans . ' • 104 Shooks • 2,070 ...—,Flour, bbls ... • 300 2,400 vsigßztruLA. 'Candles, Th5...32,556 154,6421Ixd.Corn,bush 2,000 $2,100 taeof, bbls ..... 0 60 Iron, mannfac SO e. bbls ..... 2 34 Lard, lbs . 21,013 3.722 imber 614 Nan. of Glum. 23 Butter, lbs ;... 4,:W1 nt Do. W00d... 400 Cheese. 1b5.... 1.471 MI Pork,. bbls ....1 11 175 Coal Oall,gals 123 63 Saddlery.94 Drugs' 44 Tallow, Ms • — 19,475 " 71 Flsh,pield,pp 5 i 2„ Trunks 70 Do., keys ... 10f " Flour, bbls .. • 600. 4, 606 Rams, lbs 3,610 " . ' 3713 Other articles. • 1130 The following are some of the principal arti cles imported at thin port for the week ending Feb. rnary 12: FOR CONSUMPTION Sat, tons 713: Slil Moth, Pk.g 1 ;Mgt B. Powders, cks..llo Bap+, 001e5..•.42 1,450 Cottons. case 1 240 Piano Forte 1 300 Carpob, boles—. 7 110 WOOL bales ....... 10 6043 WAItEIIOI332D. Sugar, hit is 13 s3B2 l .oonag, tierce». —lO MI L 1 . . . . CITY ITEMS. EDWINBALL & Co.'s OPENEIsIO—We in- Wite attention this morning to the card of Messrs. Edwin Hall tc Co., announcing the reopening of their handsomely remodelled Dry Goods Store, No. 26 South Second street. The constantly increasing 'trade of this respectable house has tendered the fine 'improvements which they have just completed in their storerooms necessary, and this morning they reopen with a large, seasonable, and desirable stock, bought before the late advances in the prices of gomlb, and which can, therefore, be sold eorre. epondingly low. We invite the attention of the ladies to this stock. PREPARING FOR SPRING.—Our readers, Who were last season delighted with the , splendid garments got up by Messrs. C. Somers & Son, at No. 625 Chestnut street, will be glad to learn that their preparations for spring trade are on a still more magnificent scale. Their new spring caul metes display most excellent taste, and we have no hesitation in saying that this house offers induce ments to gentlemen wishing to order a handsome suit, •at a fair pr ice, unsurpassed by any other in the coun -try. FINE PHOTOGRAPHIC- . PICTURES 1 ALL Wrain EIW,—Mr. Hippie, proprietor of the splendid :ground-floor Photographic Gallery, No. MO Arah. street, is prepared to take pictures in great perfec- Rion in all weathers, which is a convenience, we ere'glad to find, that the public are appreciating. FINE OLD BRANDIES FOR MEDICINAL . .Purtrosas.—Dlr. C. H. Mattson, dealer in fine fe •mlly groceries, Arch and Tenth streets, has now in store a supply of the purest quality of old Cognac :Brandy, expressly adapted for medicinal purposes, •8o which we invite the attention of our readers. 'A T TEN TION! OFFICERS OF TIIP. ARMT,— A new patent Army Felt Hat is now ready for in. Speetion and sale at Warburtonls, No. 430 Chestnut street, adjoining the new post office. Thia new Army Hat is novel and appropriate in design, and possesses unusual convenience in its combinations. VIEW , No. 1. Exhibits the Hat in full extended shape ; when worn in this form it pas more of the true military oharacter than the disliked and al most discarded tapering or steeple-crown regulation hat. VIEW No. 2. Exhibits the crown depressed or fold-' ed, agreeably to a fancy much indulged in of late by military men. VIEW No. a. Exhibits the Hat compressed or fold ed down fiat, so that it can at times be carried or held under the arm, or be packed in the trunk or knapsack, and occupy only the least possible space. The ordinary hat may by force be folded down, but on opening it out again it will be found dis ,figured by irregular marks and creases; this is not •the case with this newly-invented Hat, for it Is So ..designed and arranged that it folds or shuts up in its own lines, naturally and witheut force, and when •opened out again exhibits no irregular marks or ',creases. Many of these Hats are now in the use of the Oftl •ters of the Regular and Volunteer service, affording .to them unusual satisfaction. Prices dependent solely on quality of material. THE FASHIONS OF DRESS have strange alternations. Men's hats change from season to • season, the brims being now narrow, then broad, -next curled up at the sides ; and women's bonnets go - through variations still more curious. • Perhaps the • oddest feature about the matter is that very few, if any, of these fashions - are new devices, being merely resmitation at alit Ivitternit which seem to suss knell 111ifl Dllllllo laver ratularly! lON such est, as it WAS 01118111 was but the revival !Atha old style of slouch felt eat, worn by the cavaliers in the reign of Oharies the Second, of England. ; Wo men are now wearing hoops of the same * pattern worn in the reign of Queen Anne, and in the higher • circles of fashion the hair is ,done up and powdered .in a wai,precieely similar to the mode of the dames .of that period. The recent fashionable styles of gar- manta introduced by Granville Stokes, the Fashioner and Clothier, at No. 009 Chestnut street, Philadel phia, are, however, something new and original, and can be obtained at the lowest cash prites. A TRICK WORTHY A YANKEE, —lt appears that in the recent brilliant exploit of the Ist South Carolina Volunteers, one of the negroes captured a slave and changed dresses with him, sending him to the fleet, and himself, in the slave-dress, wandering through the country for a day and a night, and re turning, giving valuable information - regarding the disposition of the rebels and their property. , The Colonel considers his regiment worth two rebel re giments of the same size, and says he clan, with a few men, do what twice the number of This could do in quenching the Rebellion. This Incident proves what dress will do. We believe that.even a rebel dressed in a complete suit of clothing from Charles Stokes & Co.'s One-price, under. the Continental, would pass for a gentleman aiiirwliere. Tint HIGH SenooL COiIMENCEMBNT. The High School Commencement came off-yester day, according to, programme. The Academy of Music was packed with fair women and bearded men, and the stage was occupied by the graduates, the faculty, and by other privileged persons. The young oratdis acquitted themselves creditably, and they all looked particularly neat, wearing, as they did, handsome and becoming suits from the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Rockhill & Wilson, Nos. 80a and 606 Chestnut street, above Sixth. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. VILE.MONEY MARKET. PIIILADIMPHIA, February 12, 113e3.. The Stock market shows a decided imprOvement. The increased demand making more flrmness.ii prices. has extended Itself into a very general range. Government stocks made' a material advance. The registered bonds of IS9I went up to 95@g435, the coupons to 96996;‘,. 7 3-10 per cent. notes at 1023(@1113K, and cer tificates of indebtedness at 95i6(g)96"4. Prices for leading railway shares and securities have a decided upward tendency. Bank stocks have not fallen off any, and oven" the purely speculative stooks are in better demand. . Money continues in abundant supply to loan on good eecurity or for the purchase of first-class business paper, but on doubtful or renewed paper, or uncertain col-, laterals, it is exceedingly difficult to get at; the rates of discount are from 6to 7 per cent.. according to grade and date. • Gold is steady at 6636@.5134, and continues to wing Its way toi Europe as fast as ever, and no doubt a large amount will go out by the next steamer. It is to be regretted that the income tax was not made payable quarterly instead of annually. It wonld be far lees onerous and easy of colliction if made payable in Short instead . of bang periods, end a wise imposition of taxes would provide for this; the benefit would be equally great to receivers and payers.• The Stock mar ket has been wild with excitement. • • Drexel & CO. VOW: United f4tites Bonds. Mil. • .. P 6 United States Certificates . of Ilidebtednese.... 93 , 6 96 United States 7 S-ID Notes 11113 i Quartermasters' Vouchers • .. Ms. (Were for Certificates of . lndobteduesa ...... S. Gold 5336 04/iP• Demand Notes '' • • r.. 51 01/5100. Jay Cooke & comioti, P QYornypent 11109Witten, &c., ag United States Sixes, 1881 - ' 9BRig United States 7340 Notes . ' 10211 103% Certificates of Indebtedness • 9 5 g 96% Quartermasters' Vouchers ' 92% P.lg Demand Notes 15 . 1.1‘ 152,4 0 old. . 15.3 154 The Kew York Sven Dip. Post of to-day says: . WalLstreet to quiet. , again to-day, the excitement pro- . duced by the sudden rise, of. 3 per gent In gold yesterday afternoon baying almost entirely subsided. Since it is found that the orders to buy gold, which came thick and fast from Washington hat evening, wore prompted sim ply by the cotomnnication uf Mr. &Marti. in reference to the visit of M. bfercler to Itishmond, there is more disposition to supply tho market at the advance, and gold cannot 1:e quoted °Syr .o Eld, against 106 at the close of business Yesterday. Tlfe' ° rumor was very current last evening that Air. Serwaid Aitd refused an otter of me diation from the French Enifignsr, but we now have the true version of the story, Within a few days several Importers have been selling offt their gold, and the fo reign ea ch a nge market Is rendered the more Inactive by a general inclination on the part of ;emitters to hold off (or lower rates. . . - . • Slileks are only moderately active to-day, and this activity appears to be confined to a (Ow of the leading speculative shares, such as Erie, Pacific Mail, Cleve land and-Pittsbur find Toledo. The market }HUI' firm undertone,' with fe g, w' s tocks offering, and at the close we notice a hardening tendency. Erie shares attract the moat attention, selling early . in the day at MS, after ard.s at 73X, dealt' gat 74. The feature of the railway list is the heaviness in the shares of the "Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad Com pany. There are Various conjectures afloat as to the real canoe of the decline of 616 cent. since Monday, but we should not be surprised if the whole affair turns out . to be another speculative dodge of the albino who have so long and so successfully manipulated the securities of the company to their own profit. The opening sales were at MX, and at the close there wore sellers at 67. The firmest of the railway bonds are Terre Haute and Alton issues. 'The Income bonds sold at 81(§183. Cleve land and Pittsburg bonds are weak. There was a rise of ;Mill cent. In Chicago and Northwestern bonds. The market for State stocks is steady, particularly for Tenneseees and Missouris. The bonds of these two States are being quietly absorbed, in view of the ultimate ex- Ligation of slavery within their limits. lilissonris sold at 653911)68. Tennessees are 6•;fi4 bid. A sale of New York State sixes of 1874 was made to day at 1.23. • The demand for Governments continues good, both for 'investment .and on speculation_ The coupon sixes of lin sold at 96,1 f ,an advance of lit cont. The 614 cent. sertileates are stemly at the recobt advance. doveu thirties are quoted at 102%0102%. . Phflii. Stock Ex GRaportedla 8: B. Ma • FIRST 760 Lehigh ..... 21100 Lehigh is 118 100 Catawba& It 7}4 o do , .... ...pref.• 233 g 3/00 lo City. o g 5..• pref.. 23X 6000 Sago Canal 68.. 1 , 00 do gg • • - - lOU areal' Mountain L5B NO Elmira Chattel lOa• 71 660 North Penns 111.••• DI 4200 do 90 26 North Penns R.... 1136 110 Lehigh Scrip E.l 144 Phllads & Yale R• • OS 45 do 1006 BETWEEN 1000 U 13 7-30 Trataal4.. 10336 COO 1:1 5-year Bs 99 6 Bk of N Anierica-136 1000 Alla Co R 8a 6436 6000 Norris Canal 2d m.106)6 4 Monti Canal C&l'. 56)6 SECOND • 170 Catawlaaa R 7% $0 do abwn -16 do " 3 Delaware Div 40 1017th & 19th-ut R.— 1 11 25 do W 200 do Or a Coates Itethvn 40h 5 40 1600 13 S 6.year option.; MN 26d 95,6% 13th o &15th-at 26 153 Penns' 10.% 160 do 102% 160 do. ... . • . • ...JO% 160 Camll Arlsotto 8.. • • BM L and It %lye— .14 f_l Oa, IY6lo,6llTllllampi 11 35,162 $14,681 .40 78 8 2 lust AV= gt YORmuliiir R 010131ffe Rid. deka. 17 13 Ss ante 9131 963fi 17 7-80 D Mk.. -103)a 10379 duierlean 001d..154 155 Phil es old..ex in. 106 10836 Do new.ex I n.11430' 1.15 Alleg ea 8e Penns 6a....... ..1023G 1093 f Reading B. 4534 4576 Do bde '80...115 117, Do bde '70...110 111 Do bda '88...10l 105 Penns B 6834 67 Do let m 63.117 119 Do 2d m 83..113 I]s Ronde C prni anal. ... 5133‘ 6831 Do 103..130 131 Do de '78... Do 2dmtg - kIIK Canal.. Do 68.. Schnyl Nair 5 6111 Dc prfd 14X 14% Do tSs 132.... 70 703 f. Elmira R MX 40 Do prfd . 50% 51 Do Is Oat ni..111)4 112 Do 10a ..... N Penns R. 11.3e' Mr, Do He .......• 90% 91 Do 105..".. .. 111 its ?hag Ger & Nor. •• . • Lehigh V• 1 R. . • • Lehigh Val bde.. • • .• • /Yew York Stoo. C 1061 98 gnotatlin Bbd. Asked. 0 13 6a 'Bl nest... NU9OS Cr 8,6 s 'Bl conp.. 116)c 961, Trea Noted, 7.90..1329 0 • Ica% usl yr 6_p nicer 9621 92% Demand N0te5...812% 12231 Oold 160, Tennessee 62 63 Virginia 70 73 Eicsonrl St 136.• • • 6031 66 California Th..— Del & Ilnd. 12S 130 Penn Coal C 0..... . TM Canton Company .. .• • Camb'land P . ref. 19 19,1 c Pacific Mall 166 1663 d N Y Cen Elt.••• nag 11814 Eric c0mm0n..... 741 i 74M Philadelphia .Magkete. • • FEBRUART 12—Evening. There is very little demand for Flour for exPort, and the market is dull and unsettled ; about 110 bbls super fine sold at $6.10, N 1) bbls extra at tia.C.3, and 000 bbls extra family at 67.76@R—the latter for good Ohio. The sales to the retailers are limited within - the same range of prices, and fancy lots at $&50(88.50 Ztl. bbl, according to quality. Rye Flour is inactive, and worth' $4.7505 bbl. Corn Meal is wanted, and Penn'a is scarce at $4 TO bid. , GRAIN. —There is not much Wheat offering ; the de mend is limited, and prices unsettled; about 40,0311inahels red sold at $1.601.70, the latter for prime Pennsyl vania., in store, including a small lot of Southern do at $1.72, afloat, and white at $1.76g1.83 for Ohio. Rye is unchanged, Pennsylvania Rolling slowly at 97008 c, and Delaware Sic t 1 bushel. Corn—There is not much offer ing. but the demand Is limited ; prime new yellow is dull Srett bushel. Oats continue Orin, and u,OOO bushels sold at Me& weight, and 3711@11-Lic 61 bushel measure. 1,600 bushels Barley sold at $lOO 'f bushel. BARK. —There is none here; lat No. 1 Quercitron is wanted at $36 AA ton. COTTON continues sca Mid dli n gs . h. and salav limited at 9.V19 5e lb, cash, for which is a further advance. • - GROCERIES.—Stocks of all kinds are very light and the market for , Inmtr and Coffee firm at previous rates. PROVISIONS. —There is a good demand for Green Meats, and 400 cults of Pickled Hams sold on private terms; Tierce Lard is worth 103A10Xc 'f in ; small sales of Mess Pork are making at $13816 bbl for old and . . 'SEEDS are 'eery inactive, and Cloverseed la nominal at $8.5(1@)71S Mt. A Hale of Timothy was made at $2.87,k; bn, which' is an advance. Flaxseed is la demand at 9. 2511 ho. IlbiS/HISKY is dull and unsettled. Bbl sell 'slowly at 611@f62c, add drudge (59(g160c, "fl gallon. The following are the receipts of Flour and Grain at this port to-day: Flour 2400 bble. Wheat'. . 7 600 bus. Corn 6 000 bne. Oats • • • 5 OW bum. New York Markets—Yesterday. ASIIRB are steady at 641.62 X for. Pots, and $B. 75®9 for Pearls. Bugansycrps.--The market for State and Western Flour is 10c better, with a moderate demand. The tales are 9,600 bbla at 866.0W.80 for superfine State $7@7.25 for extra State, $ 6.6i@6.80 for superfine Michigan, Indiana, lowa, Ohio, etc., $7.00igi7.80 for. extra o, Including chipping brands of round-hoop Ohio' d ati7.607.60,and trade brands of do at $7.7000.50. Southern: Flour is firmer with rather more doing; sal Ps MX) bbls at 17.407.00 for superfine Baltimore, and B.F@lO for extra do. Canadian Floor is 15@i6 cents higher, with a better-in quiry; d sales 4o@9 offor 700 bbls at $7.1 0 017...fi1f0r common to good, an 417. extra do. Rye Flour is steady:with small sales at esfigks.2s for the range of fine and superfine. 'Corn Meal is inactive; we quote Jersey at $4.15; Bran dywine at 1fi4.110@)4.96, and puncheon's at fits. Wheat is rather more steady, but the market is quiet. The sales are VO,O(S) bushels at $1.35101.54 for Chicago spring; $1.64@i1. 80 for Milwaukee cluh $1 .01®t66 for amber Iowa; $11,62f5/1.07 for winter re d Wasters.. and $1.07(§1.09 for anther Michigan. Rye remains dull at fi1.W41.10. , . , • Barley Is quiet at IfiLfilfigll.66 • : Oate ,are firm and selling moderately „at' 68@8'7 for Jersey, and 720;176 for Canada, Western, and State. • ' Corn is I cent better, with a moderate baldness doing. The sales are 75,000 bush, at 92e,930 for sound Western mixed, and 79©000 for unsound do. • . - Hay, but the market is quiet on acoount of the weather; is selling at 900'9.3e and retell lets at fggifl.. .• • . . . Scans.—Clover 18 lnOre active for expert; and tire market Is firmer; sales 1,100 bags at Ill,SA)11:4, chiefly 11@l1M. TALLOW. --Tho market Is prima and the demand fair; sales 50 hhds prtfoe city at IS. •.. • . 1 :777 17.:117.ei rZ:-11:1Iner — Ve . forpouP to-dity to auto?. ttra num rennin' .Ctit9EitOt common' warn at tliLK(fiall i amallaM extra at lea. 00@8.(10; and cnoice extra. including the %best gnides orig. Louis, at 60.0(611.0U • Bread y. nine gene nt gg),oo it . OR AIN —The receipts since yesterday have been 3,314 bushels Oats. The market for corn continues scan if; • Wo quote ordkaary to good•Wessern mixed at fli@nje; , nee Southern son Western yellow lit 5184. Mil 9 14 litt+ o, l9l. - ' Oats are flrm—ealee of Western and Cana - as:at 0W5 , 11 bushel; 'Prince Edward Island are 'nominal. Rye is selling at.10.02@1.04 'l4 Mittel: Short' scarce and firm at 828.00 TI tui and Fine Feed and Middlings at SZE CO® PROVISIONR.—Pork market steady; Ward of prime at SM. fgigl4; of mess at sl7,' and of clear at eqSgilS.so ti LW, cant.. Ikef Is firm, with salsa of Eastern and.Watt ern mess and extra mess at 811151014.60T1 bbi,. cash, ac-. cording to qualify. Lard to quiet. Sahli in bbis and tierces at It.ifc lt lb, and in kens at 12c IC lb. cash. Smoked firms are steady at Do 11 lb, cash. Batter is selling ut 24®26c lb for good and choice, and at Piglit2e lbit, Mr common. Cheese continues steady at for common to prime, Se Sales. Feb. U. • PhiladelohiagxeDange.) 0111.1). 1000 II S 1 yr certificate. 98 1000 &M>l nay Oa In.. 70y. 7000 17 13 13a regis 'Bl 94 & &I R SO 100 60 241 Reading R 45X 406.33 Venna66....3ctfa.102 600 do 102 11000 100 o do .: .... ...3etre.lo2 d 101 M 4000 do. ya.lO3X 35 Corn Rzchang 3d e Bk 20 S M a ri d CCanaegl eR. • ax 8 6001 Alle co 8a R cone off 4 1000 do 603 t 6000 Cam& Amb flat 83..101 BOARDS. 32 Lehigh Nay 2415-• 27 100 is cash ,„g Wal R. 20 Union Bank 34 8000 U $ ee litmus er..•9Lii BOARD: . • 18000 II 8 WSJ regis Cani & Allan pref. 19 ds do r 9 o 19 1000 60 U 8 d Os 'Bl 11000 do bdOwn. 600 North Penna Us. i. 112 90 Lehich Nay..••bs 57) - 7 Cam St Amboy R.. 154 5000 dm Gold 114 dt 1nt..151 413150 50 d Readi o 1 54 ng R 45X 2.5 do 45 18•1 60 Schuyt N Pref er pref.. 113 d do lig 1600 U S 7-30 Treo4 Nblkloo4, Oink AEA f!:1 1 9Lalli 901k04 C&6 — DULL. Bid. Asked Catowtees B 7.11 8 Do pea."... Beaver Mead B . . Harrisburg R. Wilmington R. Lehigh Has es.. .. Do shares... 573 67X Do scrip .... Cam & Ankh R... .. I ?hila & Erie I . . San & Erie 75.... L Island R 333! 3 Do.. Delaware Div.... .. Do b0nd5...... Spruce-street 8.. 104 113( Chestnut-at R.... 52% &sx Aroh-atreet R.... 206 271 Race-street R_.. .. 11 11 Tenth-street R... Sa a9K Thirteenth-st 8.. 28 28% W Pldla R tki as Do bonds.... Green•street R... M 34 40 Do bonds—. • , Second-street R... SO 81 Do bonds..... Fifth-street R.... 58 .. Do bonds.. Girard College R 96 28Xi Seventeenth-et. B ll W Little Beltuyl R.. 44) *4 km, February 1.)3. us at 334 o'clock. Bid. delude Eric Pref 99M Hudnon Riv 9135 94 Harlem R R 314 34M Harlem H R Frei 70M 71 Reading R 90 91 Michigan Cen._.. 93 96 Michigan South. 57.4 6134 Panama 111 Central 5C......911X 91 Cleve &Pitts.... trig 973$ Galen& St Cht..:. 9 2 X 92 Clev 9t Toledo ... RIX 99 . Chi SE Rock KV 91 Chi Bur & Q..... Mil& Pr Du— SO 40 Port Wayne 65 65 • rIEW 'BEDFORD OIL MARKET, February 9. —There . has been ICBB demand for Sperm, but the market 113'; firm; sales 1,168 bins in' parcels—all for manufacturing... We quote-200 bble at $1.74. 2113bbls at $1.75, 381 bble at. $1.754, and 140 bbls at ELM* canon% also. MS bble at S.', price not transpired. Whale qmot, although holders are Arm. Sales for the week 300 Mile at A.Sc gallon-an mince on rrevious' quotationtr,.llnd MO do on private terms. :• In Warron, 2,90 0 bids Bold to a house In this city , - at 90c II gallon. ' BALTIMORE COFFEE MARKET, February It —The inquiry for all' descriptions Is' merely nominal, but holdsrs show uo disposition to force gales. Rio We 4001.6 at 35g01e; Lriguayra at37c, and ,Taya at 40 :34. Rot , PHILADELPHIA BOARD 01 , TRADE. THOS, 8.-FERNON, sAmr.. R. STONES. Commas OP ?RI Bona OEOROR N. TATHAM. LETTER BAGS AT THE MBECHANTEO .EXCIHARMA PRILAT9ILPRIA. Ship Shaternue,.oxnerd'. .... . . ..:.:......:LiverPool, soon Ship Belle of the Ocean. Reed Liverpool, soon Bark Ansdell, (Br), McKie Cape Town..COH, soon Bark Edwin, Peterson ' Liverpool, soon Bark SFINMIDab. Stinson Liverpool, soon Bark Emerald lale,. Hunter Barbadoes, soon Behr Lion. Creighton. Havana. soon MARINE INTELLIGENCE. PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 13.1803. SUNRDAS '• ' 655-BUN ISIMS • ' 6E4 HIGH WATER. 9 68 ARRIVED Bark Leland: NicherSoh, 6 days from New York. in ballast to J Batley & Co. Bark angdoll,(l3r) McKie, 6 days from flew York, in ballast to F A Godw in ' • Behr Sallie B, Bate man;' from Portlloynl, in ballast to Hunter Nortow& Co. • Scbr Eleanor T, Facoinire, from Bridgatoii, NJ, in bal last to Noble, Caldwell & Co. • Behr Delaware, Connor, 1 day from Smyrna, Del, with grain to Jae Barratt & Son. Cr ßc ek r L J a a n e d L i H g„ e De r l in w H ith c o rn wJL , B l e dway yf& i C n O. Little Steamtng Gon'Burnalde, Boyce, 6 hours from -Bombay Hook. Brought up. barks Leland - and Ansdell; towed down to Morris listens bark Brothers, for Cienfue gos, and left her at anchor early yesterdar morning. bark Osprey-. from Palermo. was off Morris L skin s yes terday morning, coming up, CLEARED Bark Star Ring, Smith, CaprTown,F A Godwin. Schr Velma, !Stanwood; Asp E A Solider & Go. Schr Eleanor T, Facemire, New York, Noble, Cald well CO._ Saar h Williams, Taylor, Beaufort, Hunter, Norton & Co. Bar Sallie B. Bateman, Port Royal. do • Schr B. G Ely, Donnell,Alexandria, Tyler, Stone & Co. &Br Charm: fitarr, _ do _..•• ,do Scbr A Garwood,. gOdirey. Port Rojyal . Schr .rc Patterson; Weaver, Fort Monroe, do Schr J . Tilden, Davis;',Boston, Slorilelaeon & Glover.. Steamer .R Willing. Dade, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr. • , . . . Ship Rile !bine& Libby. hence for Acetate°, wiljh put into Bermndalth ult. in distress, remained 30th, for Banton in 10 days.lo repair. Bark Imperadoer,r, ower, hence, was at Pernambuco 18th ult,.to return in 10 days. Bark czarina, Treat, hence. via MontevideO, at Buenos itzteloth 'nog, Lnd.reatained 14th for Boston._ • . Sari - I,ll7tda, nowitt, for New York , Fria tennis let Esti • •- • • - • '- BP* G . harehiii, itutellinson, benfa,lll.• nuanoe . • A ieiil Pfs9,Sit Montevideo. Bark , Anzatiethi Iforttrave, hence, at Goree, Al ries,loth De& • • , Brig Eudorus, Friftkell, sailed from Cardenas Slat ult. for 'Philadelphia. Brig Roamer. Hopkins; from Boston for Philadelphia, at Newport 10th lost. • Brigs Romance, Duncan, and Palmetto Qnigg. Wore at Pernambuco 24th nit, for New York in 15'days. Brig Sprite, for New York, cleared atltio de Janeiro Schr Louisa A Johnson, Leamirtg,_23 days from Per nambuco, with cotton hides, &c. at Hew York 12th lust; wan reported bound to Philadelphia. Schr Pathway, Howell, cleared at 'Boston 11th inst. for Philadelphia, Schr Anthem, Hopkins; hence, at St - Sego de Cuba 27th ult. Schrs Lamot Dupont, Holing, and Horace Staples, Gibbs, banes, were at Port Spain Nth nit, ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS, trr TO 12 0 LOCK LAST NZGUT. Girard—Chestnut e L T Hawlo - , Syracuse Tornton Brown • John &Nally, Phila T P Way, New York ' L P Way, -New York J W Holcomb, Canada John D Townsend, N Y Chas C'Lee,,ll S A • Jamee M Broom, .0 S A Dr Ramsey, U 6 A . ' 0 W Young, Baltimore John Brown W II Bowen, Franklin co Charhut Bowen, Fmnklin co Cant F II Bates, USA .1 W Salado, -Penns '• W Anderson & la H L W Burnett, Washingt'n Col Allen, Briston W El Cook, Carlisle - - John P Schenk], Boston Samuel Wood J Slues y, 'Newark, N J E Brigham Boston J Morris St la, New Jersey H Neweham, Carlisle E Ward & ch, New Jersey Wm C Emerv, Mass 1V D Wood, 11 Jersey Gen Cooke, Now Jersey John H Irwan • J 1) W French, Boston C LWilliame, Detroit 9 Way, N York Col Nomets, Washington CII Coffin, ,lass - Israel Painter, Penns Bau Strouse, Pottsville G B Aushinbaugh, Permit Thom Petherick, Pottsville W J Shreve, Trenton Cet, below Moth. H C Peters', York Spring , Mrs A R Douglas, Conn J W Early. Pittsburg R H Long, Lancaster W d Kaunts & la, Pittsburg Miss Haunts & sia, Pittab'g Master Kauntz, Pittsburg Mrs II M Sherwood. Chicago W Verner, Pottsville J W Bunt, M D, N Y J P P White, M D. N Y TM Walker, Mass E D Foster, Detroit, Mich J B McCreary, - M Chunk L S Lewis. Uniontown, Pa I Miss M P Stephens. Punun J T Brown DC N Chat • D W Moore & wr. NJ C Barcalow, New Jersey H A Sliver. Hartford. Conn S W Goodrldke, New York Win T.Blow, St Lords L J Steele, hew York IlraFatrchild_, Crawford co J.ll Denals..Ma . nland Y B Forbes, New York Col Rowland, U S A • •• 0 D Munson, N York D McDonald. N York • John Dean, N York H Wallace N York . . H S King, " eghington Mita King, Washington J M Pottenger, Indiana W Meet intock, , PlttAarg Oliver McClintock, Pittab'g H Vanmlckhuyivin, did 11 Holbrook, Boston E C Emerson, Boston Continental—NAnth 3 X Diggs, New York B S Seymour, New Jersey W A Torrey, Now Jersey John Bowne Miss Mr Van Reed,Reading . Thus Thoip, Paterson i L Oppenheimer,Memphis,Tl 0 T Stedman, Cincinnati • W W Hodges, New York X F Hodges, New York PR L liardonburgh,Cbicago John Dove, And over, Mass 'Miss J Dove, Andover • Mira B Dove, Andover Miss X Dove, Andover Miss L Dove, Andover ' Miss C Dove, Andover .11. B Perkins & wf, Ohio Miss el:wk.-Ohio • - • S D Stryker & Is, N Jersey Johnston. Penns W C Woodman, Illinois 3 31 Bowman, Muncy, Pa D Palmer, New I ork W B Price, Milwaukee T F. Ada mi, Chicago - .T R Tifiltny,Worcester Beni F Canis, Jr AI. X .11 Roach Torrixdale UL.II Ql. ROAM IsZt. esvoryer, r Jameson, Alexandria, Mrs Jameson, Atexand Miss Jiuneson. Alexand tie J M Warlield Baltimore H T Martin,Baltimore H C Landis, Baltimore . L Butwisle,Virginia. Geo F Wilson, l'rov,R I A Crosby & wife, Maas A Aguirre & wife. W Point W Warner & wife, N Y A .1 Decker & la, New York W C Rogers & la, N Y P Briggs. Mass Gen H S Briggs, 17 S A 31r Boyd, Boston W S Johnson & wf, N Y J 0 Sibbald, Memphis S F Jenkins,'Boston Boebart, ,Brookl yia Mrs liochart, Brooklyn John Cohn, New York T Stanwood, Jr, Boston John Stetson, Boston J T Muth', New York J Henderson,Tenna X Habdead, New York ..11 Cushing, New York W H Calvert, Cincinnati, B T Dran, Pittsburg •F G Le Cain, New York H B Smith, Lowell C Voorhis, St Louis Woodruff, Connecticut I Dr Thompson & la Mrs 1) Donald, Albany, • Mrs White, New York • Mrs Page, Albany Mrs Woolsolou, Albany 3 Wynne, Cincinnati Miss C Wynne; Cincinnati W Faxon, Washington 1 chestnut streeti Mro H K Tiffany. 'Worcester J IdeC Bell, U 8 A W G Brooks, Boston W Cocerley & wf,Harrisb't J R Swan, Columbus J R Ewan, Jr. Columbus Alfred Hopkins, U S A Chas Tobey. Chicago ' 3I A Bassett° & lu, N York J DI Rankin, New York B J Hathaway, Indiana J P Thompson, Boston PSwersedge. Boston li Beck . & la,' Boston Sf C Swezey, Brooklyn E L Swegoy & n, Brooklyn DI Sleek, Penns J di Dyer, Boston H W Baxter; Boston H W Gordon; Boston • John diceran & la, N York Johulouthworth A K Shntlett& wf.Portland Miss Shale; Portland J W Crooker, Providence 9 W L'Dewart, Sunbury, Pa A A Itipkee, PhilltdelphtaA G F Davis & wife, Conn Jas H Goodman, Cat MlasHop4a,la u r r gly U 1111111)(1AI pill J m ecr, ormir rn 7 leraey dal+ P Quigley, Wiliningtou,Del W Rutherford & wife, Pa • Can B A Shaffer, Lancaster Mrs Shaffer, Lancaster C S Kanffnuin & wife, Pa . R lleudriaksou,-Pa • Alfred Thompson, N J Julius A Palmer, Boston W W Belt & sister Pars Mr Brand & wife, N York A CiDirnham,_Hartford,Ct Mrs Mastin, New York Mrs A C Holmes, New York F 8 Kirtland, New York A Jewett, New York A W Simpson & wf Val Miss K L Simpson, Boston D Flint, Chicago . . 111 J Hart, Connecticut C W Tyler & la, Boston J Carney & wf, Brooklyn S D Bungerferd & la, N Y S 111 Lewis, New York • Mrs W Worts, Carbondale Miss Helen Warts, Pa L Seasongdod, Cincinnati L W Bancroft L J Steele, Jr. New York G H Foster, Washington G 0 it3sk, .Baltimore witutti:e, Baltimore J M Cook, Saratoga, Y Boyce, Baltimore O Baker. Baltimore J B Henry, Delaware W Et Bennet, Boston' Miss B Wright, Boltimore • Kiss S Nixon, apringdeid 0 Hiss M Kenton, Sringitold &taster Nixon, spring:lBld 0 P Prall, New York Merchants'—Fourth Jas Fryer, Baltiniore Lieut H 0 Hoyt, N York E Benowanger Jas Nicholla, Allegheny B lI Herring, 1113 Capi B Coulter, Latrobe E Dennison, hlanslield J .1 Boone, ' Salem Jews T Boone, Cal J Berger,•Penna • G Schulthees & wf, Quincy C S Palmer, Bucks co, Pa David !Clark. Danville. Pa Chance Spangler, York, Pa street, below Arch. L Ackley, Springfield, Pa .1 C Bickel D H Lachman, St Louis W Cain, ladlaua 13 Witter, Zanesville W A Rue & wf, Tremont, 0 Chit. Brown, Clarion, Pa Ritter,B Clarion -• John Borges., B York C Eyster & la, Penna Mrs W C Eyater, Penna. W A McCann, Williamsport Wm Oilberthorp, York, PEI iimerleanhestiaut street. above Fifth. A Baldwin, New York 3 Marshbauk, Uncut co Lieu! A L A.nderson, bid Geo Tussey Isaac Gregg. _ Jr, Pittsburg Sit Parkhurst, New York B Cadwallader , Danville W Sutton, Cincinnati J H Primrose, Delaware J H Hogg, Baltimore AB Stamp & wt. New York J E Perrino & la, Baltimore •W Ball, Masracitionittv C Bush, Elmira, N Y 0 H Stanhope, New York , L Herman, Baltimore C H Bradford, USA' LJ Lomert, Ohio Mem N Penns Daul N.w York mcpaniei & wf, Delaware Jas Howard & in, Now York J F Laird - C J Stewart, Baltimore Gee V Smith, New York . Geo F Cothran W Woodcock &w 1 Pemia Col Fl C Bond, Virginia NV A Vickers, Chestertown' P Stone; Providence , It I Thos Gale, Chestertown W B Stiller, Salem, N J L Thomas, ChestertownPao Randolph, Salem, N J J W H Cadmus, Newark,N I street. above Third. Wm Blacklm n King, Taunton, Mass J J Simard. II Baker, Boston . St. Lonta—Clttatunt W H Walton, New York N Collins At wt . , New York H N Benedict, New Haven D Potter, New Jersey • Chas S Hunt, II S A Sll•Baker, Chester, Pa Alex Nackman. Baltimore E Akers, Baltimore J 0 Dugan, Baltimore A Tay ner, Wheeling, Va H O'Cary, Zanesville. l'hosJ Atkins, New York Wm Boggs, w N as e York Famt Her. Wh, DC H L Smith, New York Saml Frost, Prov, R I H B Hardy. Shamokin • S 31 Thompson, Schuyl ro Lewis Maynard, N Raven John R Kinsey, New York W J Livingston & la, Pa q L Sultzhach, Marietta,Pa E ,J Alien, Wash, D C Miss Rate Allen, Wash,DC F Warner, Wash, D C J E Peyton, New Jersey Mr Butterfield. New York SW Ward, MD .1 M Johnston, Wash, 'D E Hilliard, Connectiont Edwin Hoary, Alex, Va The Union—Arch street, above, Third. John A Ley, Pittsburg C Gerber:Limn, Ohio W H Waters. Dayton, 0 BELocke Jr, Anderson Troop S A Conrad, Hamilton, 0 States Union-812th and .Market streets. .To A Carleton, N Hamps's 'rhomits M Fisher • •Wm H Jelleson, 3 Hamp P R Seitzinser: Penna NI Fortune, St Louis N N Seitzinger, Peauux R Reader, Clinton co H L Parbridgs, Boston D Hamltn, dune)", Pa • AC Gallup, Bloomfield J El Milligan, N Jersey' H G Gulden, Harrisburg D Henning, Jersey City Fl L DIAN% Harrisburg Jacob A Husk Miss L Abner, N York Cominiterotal-'--Stith B Price, Doylestown' D R Bowdln, Coatesville C W Richardson. Maas Jobn . e Rohrer, Lune co Henry Rohr.' r, Lane co John Wny, Chrider co Wm Tallman, Penna 'met. above Chestnut. W d Cheyney & le, Del . co D Stubbs, Penne. Chas Buffington, Penns .7 W Bnckmm Mestere° W Sharplees, Chester co David %Ralston, Del co W Pyle, Chester co eet, above Third. P C CLlltln, Hantweletu J L Shank, Jonestown .T G Melina'', Jonestown A Wolf Lewisburg Wlll .IMahe,. Allentown 11W Holmes. EVNIIBViIIB D Oliver, Tremont J Warmest, Bilnorsvlllo National—Race N B Cleary, 'Mifflin'llle,Pa Jll Furman Bloomsburg F. Ferman Bloomsburg L T Sharpless, 131ournsbutg J T Spaulding, Reading' SP Junes, Needing Krenmer, 11 Moss, Allentown . J it Carr, Hummelstorrn Barley Sliteat"Seioil W Thompson, Doylestown. E Ambler, Mont_gown' .T.Stackhou.s, Falb:legion Lt C Itterrimn, lingoes, It T Evard, Atlantic City a Henry, Haminoutaii, N J Jos Weltnan, Pen ult itreet. belOw Vhie. Mel BM] (1, AVllly PON 'l3 J Cathcart, Tnekerton, 1 .T B Farren_, Boston Jos Scott, Hutliro• . Win Bailey:Yount' • C It Roberts, Newtown BaldNagle — Whlrdat Ande , rso . n Raab.v IT" - kqt...— i y / 111 IP EIKOII . it -.. Itobt. .7 Bchocr, P. Levis ileurfiel..Hfilitoll,'Pfl A Transue, Easton, 1"9. t...nberve I T 9 li..eraticf•it i f!.lteMnyy. g xorch.inp .I.Tonanutti shin. Riteks eo ..".t; above Blrarket. John . fi• Patti, Ducks co, Pa JohnVllLworth; Modh4 'Pa A g McKeever, :• • . D Voltam St la, 'Fairfield Madison—Second at .Tro4 B Ferguson . , N Jenny J P Conwer. Seaford, Del (1 lillieholgou, Concord, Del J. C Phi Laurel, Del Gluts If Imes,'COncord, Del THE PRESS.-7P)IIT, A DELPHI& FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 13. 1863. Black Bear—Third street, above Callowhilr - B Klein, New York . Deal J Harper, Olney, Pa Harrison Halbach, Berni Mrs Hareor h su, Olney, Pa B Jackson, • Bnmmit Hill Chas Sch umaker, allenturn H A Brinker.' Crawford co Jones Whly, 'J F Burkhart; re, 'Mount Vernon—Second:street; above Arch. 0 Q moon. Harrowburg A B.Aelcloy, Now York . Ii Coreaux, Pennsylvania .1 Robinson, Newt York J Fisher. Bucks co IJoha Stone, Lsoctpter SPECIAL NOTICIL—Tits SiviwriA ANNI VERSARY of the CHURCH HOME FOR CSHAIREN" will be held ou'next SUNDAY EVENING; Fthruary 15. in the CHUItCIi OF THE RPIPII ANY, - cortierof CHEST NUT and FIFTEENTH - Streets - 1 Service to Begin. at 7K o'clock. Tho Annual Sermon will be preached byßev. Dr. HUNTINGTON, of Roston, and thorewl the a !col- . lection taken up in aid of tbs Institution. fell-St KERR'S -. FURNISHING CHINA . AND GLASS ESTABLISHMENT. CHINA HALL, 5a9 CHESTNUT STHJET, Directly opposite Indomndeuee PhilaaalPh. Hotele, reetaziants, and ehipping supplied, China and glasa picked' in a 'proper wanner, and warranted &um breakage; to all parte of the United Staten. i N. B.—China decorated to order; also, initials and aresta.elegaiitly, engraved on table alma ;i4C-102 ONir • PRICE CLOTHING, OF , THIS ',LAMY STYLES, glade in the Best Manner, expressly for RETAIL SALES. LOWEST Selling Pricee marked in Plain 76. gares.'!All Goods made to Order warranted eatistsetory. Out Osx-Pitics Sigma[ ia 'strictly adhered All are thereby treated alike. denly ...JONES & 604. JUNKET Street. BATCHELOR'S HAIR Dna . ' THE BEST IN THE WORLD. WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR'S celebrated Hair Dye produces a color not to be distincilahed from natare; warranted not to injure the hair in the least; remedial the 111 effects of bad dyes, and Invigorates the Hair for life. GRAY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR Instantly tarns ■- mlendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair son and beautifal, Bold by all Druggist% &a. Ali' The Genuine to signed WILLIAM A. BATOBS DOR, on the four sides of each bow. FACTORY, No. Si BAItCLAY Street,; (Late 251 Broadway anclls Bond street) New 'TOOL BL-T-11360-X. • DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS, They purify, strengthen, and invizorate. ' ' They create a healthy appetite. They are an antidote to change of water and diet. They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours They strengthen the systere and enliven the mind:', They prevent miasmatic and intermittent foram: They purity the breath and acidity of the stomach. They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation. They cure Dterrhcoha, Cholera, and Cholera Mort* - They curiLiver CoMplaint and Nervous Headache. They are the best BITTERS in the world. Thermak• the weak man strong, and are exhausted natire'sgreiV restorer. They are made of pure St. Croix Ram, the osla' ',rated Calisaya Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure of a beverage, without regard to ago or tlwi of day. Particularly recommended to delicate parsTi requiring a gentle stimulant. Sold by all Oroiers, Dr*. : gists, Hotels. and Saloons. 'P. H. DRAKE & CO.. %OW ditOiMp!!! se24Etm' TWEI,LB—WATTS.—On Weftes h irloluit, • ones . . Wen. Henbert Norris Jollii tiellwelisto Jul .• fi., second daughter of Henry 'n watts; Esq. ;an of this • bt(TONAUGFIY—BROWN.—In Pitt itts li..Pa ,:Feb 4th, by Roy—Thomas Johnston, D. W. aldGonanghr, ktt D. ,'to Hiss Annie E. Brown, both of Biatitson; West moreland comity, Pa. • . 808 —CLARh. —On the rlth Instant, by the'BoY. Wm, P. Breed, llenry Roe, of Philadelphia, and Emma daughter of John Clark, Esq.. of Chester county"; pail! ATWOOD. —ln Weld. Chester, Pa:, on Wednesday morning, the 11th instant,• Elizabeth Atwood, aged 73, years. I The relatiyeet and Meads of theffirMll7* settqlly —.cativo friends of the' filmily are respectfully Invited to attend her funeral, frorro the residence of her husband, James Atwood, onSaturtitry fawning, the 14th ,t at 11 o'clock. • • BITER-0u Thursday morning, the Mr instant, Mm. Aun Siter, relict of the late John Stier,. Seq., in the Seth' year of her age. (Chester county payieranteace copy. Her relatives and friends are respectfully in4ited to at tend her funeral, from her late , residttret, fa Radnor township, Delaware county,' on Monday morning, the 16th instant, at 11 o'clock. a. EAGLE,—Ou The 12th Institut, Cordella young • 'est daughter of Dr. George L. and Mary Eagle; . • BA ILBY.—On Tuesday morning,lota inst. ,Rantge H., daughter of E. Wescott and Esther A. Bailey. _ • Relatives and friends are Invited -to attend the ratter/a, this day at 10 from 1.M3 Chestnut street.• • • DUARB.-011 Thursday morning, the 12th instisizti Debomb, wife of William J. Duane, aged 81. years. • W.AGER. —At Montgomery Square, Montgomery mut ty, on Tuesday night, 10th inst., Peter Wager, In the, Slot year (Ibis age, formerly of Philadelphia. Due notice will be given of the funeral. BARR.—Feb. 10th, - Philip Barr, aged 94 years., • BETHEL. —On thelOth Instant, Mrs. Ann Bethti wi fe' wfe' of Samuel Bethel, igt..42.?d years.. . . ,` • . BRBSON.-On the 11th instant, Patrick Brecon, in the 70th .year of his age. BROBSB„—Onednesday. Ylth iruitant, Mary Ann. youngest daughter of Daniel Broker, aged 5 years. SPRING MOURNING DRESS GOODS —BESSON & SON, —Mourning' 'Btore, No. 915 CHESTNUT Street, have received Black Silks of the most desirable makes and styles, from $1 to $360 a yard. Black and White neat Check and striped' Silks, $l6 $1.25 a yard. Shepherd Plaid Silks, $1.25 Black Marcalines. Lustrines; Senshewa, &c. Black and White leotard Silks, 75 chi to $1 Black and Purple Foulard Silks, 71734 c to $1.12%. • Black all-woolllousselines de Laine, 37,;4 to 75 eta. Black all-wool, double width do, Sic to $1.75. Black Bombazines, 871ic to $2.873i. Black English Bombazines, of the best make. Black all-wool Tllllll5O Cloths. Black Entlish Reps, 3134 c. Black Crape Tammetans, 5634 to Black Alpacas, :n;4 to 75c. • • Black glossy Alpacas or Mohair& 150 c t0.51:1234. Black Barege, 21c. Black Barege 7-4 wide. SLlic to $l. • • Black g raps Karatz, 3734 to 44c. ' Black Grenadine, Bareges, 6210 to $1.26. • Black Grenadine Bareges, 8-4 wide. $3,23. Black and White De Ulnas, 25 to Sic. Back and White striped. Mohairs, 3LL.I to 373jc. Black and White English Lawns, 1811 to 'Mo. . Black and White English Organdies_ 25c. Black plain Lawns and Organdies 2 5c. White and Black English Lawn, 25c. • Black and White Gingham% 28t0 . 90c. Black and White Chintzes 20 to - • . White ground Chintzes, 25 to Bk. - Gray and Black Chintzes, 20 to 22c. Madder Purple Chintzes, 22 to 2Sc. Plain Black Chintzes, 2ci to 255 Black Bamtheas, C.l4c. • Black Turin Cloths,. 62 ge. Black Empress Cloths, 75c. Gray and Black Chaly de Laines, 25c. Gray Glace Mohairs, to Sic. • Black Silk Grenadines, to $l. Z. • . • 0 • . Shawls, Cranes, Vella, Collars, , Sleeves, Bows, Hosiery, Gloves, Belts, Sic., in great variety, BESSON & SON, - 'CHESTNUT elar- 0.18 - - 6nt STREET. • BESSON & SON. • fe1.2.3t • • Elam t lii ALL.'foUMn Aim /MIL al3crilwoas loop o ld took of • 6le ommbo Uoods, , lab Best Mdallns. Linens. and Flannels. VYRE & LANDELL, rouirm•AND .A- 4 ARCH, always keep a full lins Mourning Shawls. . . Jalo Fashionable Shawls:. . :•.• • .:: • • • EYRE & L.ANDELI4 - FOORTIrAND ARCH, have allne assortment of G ood Glossy Black Silks. jalo . Widows' Silks without gloss. POSTPONEMENT.OVVI N G TO unavoidable circumstances, the intended LEC TURE of Mr. BINGHAM, of Ohio, on the RHBELLION, announced for Monday Evening next, has been POST PONED till THURSDAY, March nth. it* ANNUAL MISSIONARY DAY UNION M. S. CHURCH, FOURTH Street. below' Arch, on SABBATH, February U. —Rev. J. P. Durbin, D. D., will preach at 10X A. M. Juvenile Anniversary at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, and preaching in the even ing at 73. S o'clock. by Rev. Dr. Porter Collection for the cause throughout the day. . felS-20 M"LOUIS NAPOLEON, . ,THE MAN . of Sin and Anti-Christ, (2 Thess.,2,) Destined .to 'Massacre Thousands •of the Sainti, from 113(X to 1870, when he will Perish at Christ's Advent:" Another LECTURE mien this snide& by Rev. H. BAXTER,' Boisconal Minister, at DILIGENT HALL. TENTH and FILBERT, THIS EVENING. Admission free. It. Ma. ' FREWPI7I3I.IC•LECTITILE.—AILECL TUBE will be delivered at BRYANT,_STRAT TON, & CO.'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, S. E. corner SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Streets, on MONDAY EVE NING., the )6th inst., at 7X o'clock,- on-the subject of • I,th Insurance, fnclueling s.t* Hislarg. and tha Vari ous ..Vetpods Adopted in English. mut Amer c an Com. panieB, by A. B. KEITH, Esq.. 'Agent of the &dulls: Ide Life Assurance Society." lii ST. TIMOVHIPS Cl:Lunen, nox.. BOROUGH, Twenty-first Ward, Philadelphia, will be consecrated to the worship of Almighty God, on SATURDAY morning next,l4thFebruary, at log o'clock, Bishop STEVENS otlici.tinz.- Care leave NINTH and GREEN streets, at five minutes after 9 o'clock A. 31.; for Wissahiccon Station, on Norris town Railroad, where omnibuses will be in wait- OFFICE PEN? StLVANLL RAIL ROAD COMPANY, PirrianzugriA, 'February 9. - NOTICE TO ' STOCKHOLDERS. —THE .ANNITA'L ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS will be hold on; MON DAY. the second day of March 1661, at the Office of the. Company, No. 23S South u THIRD Steet. The Polls wilt be open from 10a clock A. H. to o 'clock P. • No share or sharers transferred within sixty days pre ceding the election 'aryl entitle' the 'holder or holders thereof to smite. EDMUND SMITH; felo-tidit2 " Secretary. . . mMANTIIA— IKANTtrAU—THE ums of MA ,NTUA,. interested la a cheap and coin lertable line of travel to and from the heart of the city, are invited to attend a meeting on FRIDAY EVENING. - February 13th. at 734 o'clock, at the corner of THIRTY SECOND and 11AVERFORD Streets. second story. • Let all be present who are opposed to the high rate's Of fare now charged to reach thair places of business. fe9-3t*. MHOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, 1118 OIITIISEST 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. GLENN. not Secretary of Board of Managers, /10:3.. • OFFICE ,OF THE, SURGEON-AR TI .T TO THE ARMY AND NAVY. PMILADEre PHIA, October 24, IE6I Wounded Soldiers and. Sailors desirons of availing themselves of the National Appropriation for supplying Artificial Limbs. should apply immediately at the once of the Surgeon-Artist to the Government. No. 1609 CRESTNIIT Street. B. FRANK PALMER. ia9-6m Government Surgeon;Artist. 'INSURANCE COMPANY OF TEM STATS OF. PENNSYLVANIA, COMPAN Y IMI. be Directors have thts day declared a DIVIDEND OP SIX PER CENT., or twelve dollars per share, Payable to the Stockholders,. or ,their local representatives, on de mand. Ife3-10tY ' , WILLIAM Et AMPER,.Secretary. RELE' OT - 801100L AND PRIVATE " INVITIICTION—N. W. corner TENTH and AXON Streets.. ' E.' BT.W.i.RT, ja9l-311ke ; Psinoival. MASSICAL ANA ENGLISH SCHOOL No , OF H. D. OBECIORYqt..IIf.,IIOB MARKET ROHL Jal9lm* • VILLAGE GRFEN 4. SEKINARY.— I SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL, NEAR MEDIA, Thorough Gonne In Mathematic's, Classics. English, atudiels„ 80. _- Military Teaks taught. ' Matinee in Book-keeping. Env; veTing, and Civil Engineering. Pupils taken of all ages, and are received at an time. , - Boarding per week, 26. 'Tuition per grouter, .00: " For catalogues orinformation address Rev..l. HERVEY BARTON. A. M.. Village Green. Pa. ocleitif PERSONAL;' T.i NA.A.::II:OANOONA:' . GIVES a high' *leo ,tor laidies' andAGentlomen'a - Cast-atf Clothing, at aMt SOUTH Street. ' fel3-12t! UNTY AND PENSIONS $lOO BOP ENSIONS: Pay procured and collected .for soldiers, - sailors and the relatives of each as ate deceased, 'reasonabb and satisfactory rates. Claims cashed or advanced upon by JAMBS FULTON _ Solicitor for Claiman 491 , 1 WAL NUT. Street, Ills. • Particular attention given to , parties living at a Ms E MAMMOTH CATTLE, FUR 1 cb.a by A.-R. Paul, euentl o. IL AR,CLELLAW nubligarc_invyp e d,Etlitit SAIL: . t.- lietou. FlTllbri ' Lli and DIABIDST .ocreetb. iTo be' Slaughtered on or almut theist or march. nod y u id A. It. PAU., ,S.EcoNp .AVENUE. Vi7IiSTIRE MAR - . •• • • • • - • fel:Nits • TAMES/ M. • S ATTORNEY- AT. LAW. Master and Examiner in Chancea.....• • :113 PLIIIII Street Clialdeg; vf,4.' IS.VECIAL NOTIOE DIED. nmcwriorr. IZ=ZI DRY • GOODS JOBBERS. • yAit,D;, 00., 'Jammu AND lonian cm • . SILKS. - r: FANCY DRY CfOODS, Nos:do onEsmirr JAYNE 6.i84 Hsi" 4ow sipen, of TalI t TA OWN IMPORTATION; a LARGE. AND..IIANDSOME STOCK SPRING. GOODS, CoMPRISTRO . . DRIBS GOODS, SHAWLS'. • • • GLOVES, &v. . • Also, full moortment of • • • ' WHIRS GOODS, LINENS, FURNISHING GOODS, EH- lIROIDEEIES, AND LACES E.Th'e of the tmdo is reiueotod 1863 • SPRING. 1863. JrOIII,IES, BERRY, de - CO., . :.• (Successors to Abbott: Johnes, , & Co.) No. SZT MARIIST, and 5E4 COMMERCE Streets. PHILADELPHIA, : ..IMPQ.B.TERS AND JOBBERS OF SILK FANCY. DRY GOODS, • • 11aW'noer.open a LUIGI. AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK DRESS GOODS, Adapted to the Season . ; .. .Also, a Full Assortment In WHITE GOODS • • -.R1DD0148, - - . . t • . - - ..-:-4 11 4,7. 1 4, 84 c. , • Witch' they offnite the tritdii at the LOWEST PRICES. 'Sr Y S Ainhasiddiirriieti to examine our Stock.. 'fell-ti `-"'•' ''RETAIL:' DRY : • GOODS. EDWIN.HALL .& CO, •: NO. 26 SOU 'H SECOND STREET, il BO i'E:ir i ktif§,MORNING- ' • WITH A LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS, ..Pgiraaafk:iefotte The recent great adratice, Our frienthf and chistomers are resiPec trail"' Invited' to calf and . EBRoroF,RiEs r EMBROIDERERS I ! —French Nee•dleAvorked_Bands, Edgings,..lasert. ingi, Bare, Collars, Set hierts, acc, ; a large aasort.: , meat of very choice go "loW:pris_es. SH.EPPLED, Vali MITEN_,•&.ARRISOII; fe9-Swif . • ••• 1008 CHESTXOT Street.% PRINTED ,LIN.ENaI LINBIGII-At a small advance on the old prim% larso assortment of Printed Linens, of new and desira ble patterns, suitable for children's wear, dresses, &c: • I SHEPPARD, IVA.% 14ELINGIEN & ARRISON • • 1.008 CEIRSTNIIT filil- SWitStreet. onttEiTlO MIISLINS, SHEETIN GS, &0.-111 of the desirable makes for sale, at the lowegt easb prices.. SFINPPARD. VAN lIARLINGEN, & ERRISON, Ife9-swlf. ‘• • 1008 CB IST.NUT Street. COMMISSION HOUSES. ARMY GOODS. • DARIL-BLUE COAT CLOTHS. , DARK•BLIIE CAP CLOTHS. BEY-BLUE CLOTHS FOR OFFICERS. AE KY BLANKETS, STANDARD WEIGHT. In-OUNCE DUCK. DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT. HEAVY LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK. BROWN AND BLEACHED SHERTINGS AND SHIRT DIGS. For sale by' . • FROTHINGIUM & WALLS. MILITARY GOODS. EVANS & HASSAILL; MILITARY FURNISHERS, No. 418 ARCH STREET swoßps, slums; ;BELTS; And lintel-Akin stetiesitui for the, complete outfit, of ARMY ANDNAVY OFFICERS, 1671013§.11TiE IND it ET A TT. RIME • G W. SINCONS BROTHER, .78ANsom-Bnnurr * "nem PIIIIADELPTU.A. • 1 MANUFACTURERS OF JEWKLEY, FINE EiWORDS, surren Goons, IN mmT moms FINANMM. ONE-YEAB CEATIFICATES, INDEBTEDNESS QULRTERIVIASTER VOUCHERS W'ANTED. DREXEL &: CO. u. S - • FIVE-TW EN T IES, • . TWENTY-TIAN SIX PER wan liozips. • . . . . PAYABLE AT THE OPTION OP THE. (11011/641010 • •• Aiwa TrvE •ratint'' • • • • s . . . lam Inetracted by the SECRETARY OF THE TRH* , WET to receive subscriptions for the above LOAN AT PAR. Interest will commenoe from the DATE OF SOBSOBIP TIOD, and is PAYABLE IN GOLD at the Mint, or any Brib•Treaanry or Depository of.the 'United Stelae, on the iret Jaye of May and November of eaeh year. At the present PECHNION ON aorm, these 'Bonds yield about EIGHT per cent. per annum. A full supply always on hand. JAY 00013 E, - •• • SUBSCRIPTION AGENT. notitmhl 114 SOUTH. THIRD STREET. JOHN O. CAPP it' SON, STOOK Oti rNOTE' BROKERS. Rk). !III.81:01411 . 1111RD STRZET, DuacTix oppo : • . : STOOKS -AND. BONDS BOUGHT AID :.HOLD • :01. 001111111B810A , AT .THI BOARD' op,' Ruossaa MONEY INVEATED AND NOM AND LOANS ;NEGOTIATED ON MN • BUT TUNG. S . HARVEY THOMAS, STOOK AND BILL BROKER, No. 312 WALNUT. STREET. STOCKS and tONDS, and all kinde of U. S. GOVERN KENT SECURITISSbonght and sold on Commleelon, ex. elneively. BILBILII3BIIPaper and Loans on Collateral negoeiated at lowest rates. • Orders by Mail shall receive prompt. attention. Bekaa to Mora Nathan Trotter k Co., Oeo. D. Parrish. Esq.. • • John B. Myers Co„ Samuel B.- Thomas, Esq., • • • Farness. Brlaley. & Co.. John Thomas; Beq. - • 5 741118 '..0F. $4,000; $3,600 AND i 3,000, Ackier cent. interent, to loin on mortgo.co, •for threi) OrZve years. S. W THACKARA SOLI,. • fol2=3C o • • 24.16 South THIRD. Strout. 83000 TO :$16,0d0 . TO, ,LOAN ON .9. mortgage of improved farm s i n New Ter ''• • . ; iell-12t• • TAZ South ,THIRD Street. 535000.--1 M , City or Parma, within iOmllex ISyirA ikr 44t 1 4111§ , . 0 Gj ! Ass l . Pe r sato siits; QuE4A4 satoref.,,t . "4 mum- dell-STnif MICROSCOPES: SPECTACT•Fg, AND SPY-Guasss,for vopeuts, for 'sale by._ 7AIdEB 'W‘ WPM a tx 4013.3zra 8534 clisawn atreot. Ity THE AUTHOR OF "LADY ADD. ••-• LfrS % AUTHOR OF-"LADY - AUDLEDS SECRET." "AURORA FLOYD; "JOHN MARCHMONT'S LEGACY." • "THE CAPT4IN OF THE VELTURE,".&o. • • Patier GO canto ' Cloth 75 cents. . lake . 'Mils . the third la of the novels by the author of , " Ashore Floyd." who is now beingreud, talked about,. and adthired more than any writer of fiction of the day.' It an animated.' interesting, well-constructed novel. and there is no sbadeor suspicion of duilness In. any of its pages. It is written in a plesiant,. flowing style that' contributes largely to liolii the attention which . the Inge; nutty of its plot awakons. • • . fol 3 -31irt 1 Mit() of "Lent - AUDI•SY'S SEORET.?!a novel krthe sm. author,' were sold in one week. • Published by • • • : DIC K de - FT zaERALD; No 18 ANN Street, New or saie by a;i:Sbaellere in this place. Copteii Of the abaiilioali limit by man, to any address, tins of postage, on readOC:of the *Ogle. Seiond edition anii may. ' . fel3-fmwSt TTAZARD'S 'BOOKSTORE, 724 dRESTNUT STREET, •ft lkioks nanagy - to bs hsd In a FIRST-0148S • BOO*ST:O4.:P, liryl always be found s on our iheleros • AT: THE LOWEST PRICIES. feB-u:. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS Of every varfetY of SIZE. BMX, QUALITY. ASID PRIC THE CHEAPEST ASSORTMENT IN THE CITY) . CARTES DE VISITE law:uos •riTif4Y; . tOgether with an immense stook of STANDARD AND MISCELLANDODS LITERATURE, Aecornpanlea every Book sold! lovers of Choice Goode, at Low Rates, Pair Dealing, 'end Polite Attention, patronize the . . tiNBILT OBJQIN4I.. • intf-took TO BIGH-SCHOOL PUPILS.AI- WEBER'S OUTI,ItrES Q UArVPHS&I, HISTORY. Aad LE GRAND PERE, (French Render,) For iOe)TY MARTIN & BAWD LL; • fel2-%. X9' South SIXTH Street. MrLfrAky, NAVAL,: AND SCIEN TIFIC BOOKS.--The tralsiortheisfraVcon hand all the recent publications in this dePartlrtee of saletres, includinga genera ramoutment of SCIENTIFIC BOOKS. They also keep on hand a Pull assortment of WORKS.ON MEDICINE, SURGERY, ata • ' And receive as soon ae pnblished, or will !Vitals Promptly to order, at low prices NEW Books, In every department of literature. LINDSAY & DLARISTON, • Publishers and Booksellers; felt! No. 25 South SIXTH St., above Cbeetaut. A PPLETON'S NEW' AMERICAN CLOPED/A.—ltmill be comN_eted • IN ONE MORE VOLUME.. - - • - This invaluable Library of information silionid be In possession of every intelligent family in thalami.. form ing, as if doee, the cheapen polleotion of Anoint reading. =safer published. Thoeewbustibacribe now will save $8 on the set. OFFICE OF THBMCLOFEDIA, . 33 South rEf.• above Chestnut. N. IC—Agents wanted in thin State and New Amy to take orders for tie above. fel-12t npFroF OF APPLETON'S °YOU,- PlaYLky 33' South SIXTH, above Chestnut. Ag_eney, also, for Me following works PUTNAM'S RECOI.p OF TH E . 11ES MON. NATIONAL BBITION OF WASHINGTON IRVING'S WORKS. LIFE AND LETTERS OF WASHING' NON IRVING. BAYARD TAYLOR'S COMPLETE WORKS. HOUSEHOLD'EDITION OF DICKENS' WORKS. GEMS FROM TOE DGMLDOE V GALLERY. GRANT WHITE'S SHAKt•PEARE, 12 vols. BANCROFT'S UNITED STATES, 8 vols. BRITISH POETS AND ESSAYISTS. Boston Edition. WORKS OF FRANCIS BACON,' 15 vole. MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS at lowest Drifts. fe7-12t DR. GUTHRIE'S NEW WO RIK SERMONS TO THE"REART;: or„ SERMONS POR THE PEOPLE : 'By Thomas Onthrto, D. D. 75 (*Ma PATRIARCHAL SHADOWS •OF CHRIST AND HIS CHURCH. By OctaTins Winslow, DI D. 90 cents. • f THE MOTHM. AND HER WORK. 90 amts. .• . . . CHRISTIAN SELF-CULTURE: or, Counsels for the Beginning and Progress of a Christian Life. By Leonard Bacon. SO cents. PCB THE HOME. By R . T. C. Upham,D. D. Steel eekraviuge• For y WILT. It S. & MARTIEN. tel No. 606 CREST/sit:lT Street. MUST rN THE WAR GO. ON ?-AN QUIRT whether the UniOn can be restored by any other means, and whether Peace upon any other basis 'Would be safe or durable. By Henry Pleaders. Pamph let Svo. Price 15 cents. Published by WILLIAM S. & ALFRED MARTIEN. ' ialS • . . .. .608 CHESTNUT Street. PHILADILPHLL • • IBRCITHEMIRADS CIROULA, • TING LIBRAB.Y.—.AII the NEW English and American Boots Including ALL CLASSES of Literature. This is the ONLY Library in the country that includes all the NEW MOLISE BOOKS that are not RKPRINT ED here. Terms $6 per year; six months $3; three months $1.60; one month 76 cents, or 3 cents per day. SaS South EIGHTH Street. pefism PICTURES ALL CAN OBTALN AND ALL APPRECIATS , TREINIFS ColoyetlYtio_to araphet, only 81; within r and goo.l as AVM 71" 111 li.llllllTh pirrERIAIL AND GADD rum,: GRAPHS of an LOA groat works of Art, ror sale by CRIALT3IN, No. 1308 CHESTNUT Street. JUST OPENED, A NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. No. 900 ARCH STREET, Where the FINEST PHOTOGRAPHIC PigroßEs, PROM THE CARTE DE VISITE TO THE IMPERIAI, SIZE. Axe produced b_y the most EXPERIENCED ARTISTS. Th ole wishing first-class pictures are invited to call and examine specimens. A choke selection of Albums, cases, and 'tIAMAII 015 hand. A. 0. HOTOGRV ARIO ALBUMS- A P large varlet* for sale, at low priceed,T JAMES W. QUEEN At CO., 924 CHESTNUT Street. 61.13 , 3m1f EIMER'SOHEF.D'EUVRESIN THE ART are hie inimitable Trorytyret—tolored.witlr rare abllity, flesh tints, life like, light and shade natu rally arranged. • SECOND Street, above Green... :It JAMES S. NA nt!R• & SON, - DEPORTEES AND NANNPACTIIi3BI3 OP • LOOKING GLASSES. OIL PAINTINGS; • • • - mirent.tv.nsasi • -- . PORTRAIT, ' • • PICTS/Mood • . • . `..PHOTOGRapIi. PIWICBB . ..P.ITOTOGRAPH . ALBUMS... EXTENSIVE' LOOSINGCitASS WSMIEC . IO3S3 A ND GALLERY OE PAINT INGS, de3l-if 1116 OESSTNOT Street, Philadelphia. ; B RAYDRETIE HOUSE, Corner of BROADWAY CANAL, And LISPENAMI ST CONDUCTED ON S 'TH N B EW SUR Y O O P R EAN IL PLAN. The above Hotel le located to the most central part ckl Broadway, and can be reached by omnibus or city cars, from all the steamboat landings and railroad depots. • The rooms are elegantly furnished. Many of them are %constructed in Butts of communicating parlors and chain: -ben, suitable for families and parties travelling together. Meals nerved at all hours. Single Rooms from 60 cents to slper day: k Double BOOMS from $1 to USD per day. • deg-8in...• JOS..01:12TI8 ta CO. OFFICE AND 841113-" O" fog -emit . • busintuT srukET. , , • VW . , THE PRINCE OF HAIR DYERS 'IN this city Is aunKuNst POURTH and BRANOL' te7-if ti • MOSQUITO NETS AND NETTING for solo by' JOSEPH H. THOMPSON. • Oen , . 032 , 60 No. 4 North FIFTH Sue 4- • p ra LILLEE'S SAYE. DEP,OT ItS • MOVED to lio.• !I' South iiEVBWM• Street, nea, a nklin Institute. • v ••• • •, The undersigned, thankful for past faiors, and being . determined to merit future patronage, has secured elegant and convenient store, and has now on - hand t large assortment of, LMie'e Celebrated Wrought , and Chilled Iron 'Fire and Burglar Proof Safes (the 'only strict/7 flre and burglarproof safes made). Also, Mlle's Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Locks. • . Lillie's Bank Vault Doors and Look. will be furnished to order on short notice. This is the strongest, beet Dro lad thaftet Ilaap old Thelrsat filieeed 681 inn if Milli tir s'aL:a aleatala ISMthial offered Tor mule PITIMSB, and la the only one, that Ii strictly Am and burglar proof. • , - B . PECIAL N 071011.—1 have nois on bind ,say : twenty of Farrel, Meninx:La Co.'s &fee:most:of them nearly new, and some forty of other makers, comprising a complete • assprinient as to eines; and,all lately exchanged for tlo , • now celebrated Li ll ie Sate: -They will , be sold at seri low pdcea ::: Pltaee'eall ' snd examine. . NEW , PUBLICATIONS, PTJBLISIIRD:.TIEUrDia TEfE - LADY A NOVEL BY MISS •M. E. BRA.DDON, Between Seventh and 'Eighth Streetreets OLD PRICES! 1. lIAN.DSOME PRESENT Clikaiipthrtrf CIRCULATING LIBRARIES. N:041:CH;71;i!vil PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS, Are,; HOTELS. EEMMI 'SEWING THE BEST i ~. SEWING Y MACHINES RAVE . ' T N 1111.6 T PREMIUMS AT El ERY STATE FAIR OP 11.862; wasx 8X lEIBIT 8-6 OVER ALL OTHER MACHINES M. 11 : aims& Amt: pHILA•D•DLPHIA. PAPER HA.NGINGIS. FOit MAAKIZT StIM g TS, • • • • • • AND. WINDOW 0134TAIN .. .P.LPEAS,: Offer to the Trade a LAff.GE . 111D . : ELSOAIT. /48011 T:. AIENT OF 000DS., from the rolieopeot : Brawn Stook to the Ftne,,t, Oooor4tore c ;' . , . . N. E. COR.FOURTH.AND Kii.Iacr.r.STREETS N. B.—solid Green. Blue, and Buff WLTDOW PA PERS of every erade." • • . re l3 7 2 m . . . • WATCHES AND - JEWELRY. J. O. FULLER; Importer and Wholesale Dealer in, FINE WATCHES .AND JEWELRY. NO. 71.53 CHESTNUT Street, (UP-Malts, %Poeta Masonic Temple), Has now open a LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK, . • NMI/LACING AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES, GOLDARD & CO.'S FINE AMERICAN WHES, CHAINS, GOLD SPECTACLES, THIMBLES. FINE JEWELRY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION e t O. FULLER'S „FINE GOLD PENS, THE BEST PEN IN USE, +FoR SALE. IN ALL SIZES. inmcJmp,..R . ;Nl".4B ROGERS .8r BROTHER'S FINE P.L.A.TED, NVA:RE, SPOONS, FORKS, LADLES, &c. J. C. FULLER, fell-3m No. la OHIJSTNOT Street itFINE WATCH REPAIRING attended to, by the meek enertennell WCITUMAIZI, and arm watch worronted for one 7011 X, • 4Grogisi.L. North SIXTH &riot FINE AMERICAN. "AN To IMPORTED WATCHES, Gold, Jewelry, and 11$1 verware, at the lowest possible prices. • • ' ' ' G. El7BSr7y, • tati.tim . as North SIXVH Stzr.4t„ T T, , -• iwy:CHEATNTIT'STREET, Dr Progrudis hi mail .61 AME'2ICAN WATOIikS; Of desirable ofYlbs and onallties, to snit all cla&ro of buyers. • nol6-3mif 'ELT HOLDEN, Ainarcex AN i l l ar ci r o Paring, JBWSLB• ofalarr 'IOE4 kteltEalT Street. WATCHES, ,TEWELBY, &o. FRESH ASSdiallitNT AT LEIB . TB AN OEMI% I FiVICBIL PAU & BROTEMP., ettattf 324 CHESTNUT Stroet, below Fourth. • • - WANTS. 110_ WANTED TO MAIM JOE .CRIAN. at No. 1924 WALNUT Street. " ANTED—AN EXPERIENCED &OXMAN- in a Wholesale Fanoy Dry 040 Rouse, on Market alio* .Antlientions, with references, to be addreseed to-B:.E C. iat thin office. ' fel:34lV . • • NV AN T I N. A WHOLESALE Wooden. are bonne, a•yonna man of 18. Sale. ry nominal the first year. Adihiss, with name, resident* and rorerenoe. Box 3r , reel otliafs. tell '2P WANTED - A GENTLEMAN WITH a leash capital of tram Vire Frirmdred to Three Thousand Donars, to invala la a blur:Wee business. Large profits and quick sake. mmism '93e, Box 738 Philadelphia Post 011104 fea-it*. WANTED—A FIRST-CIASa SALES. MAN in the Queensware Business in Philadel phia. None other need apply. Addlese• 1987 Philadelphia P. 0.. fell-wfm 3c WANTED-AN ACTIVE SITUA 110N as SALESMAN or COLLECIOR,..by smart of business experience, nail recently of a Bank. Re ference, his old employers. Commission and' forward ing business preferred. Would prefer being out of the city: Address,. for this week, E. Y. L., VD% Post Office, Philadelphia. felo-3t• DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER GENE RAL'S OFFICR.—PHILADELPRIA, Feb. D. )SSt. to carry COAL to• the following p o Tn a tt t . ea Tortnstas. Rey. Wcst. Fla. Fort Monroe, Ye. Alexamlria„l - a. Newborn, IC C. Port Royal, S.C. A. BOYD: telo-tf Captain and Assist. Quartermaster. TOs $7OOO T . act ive . T.: E TN ER A withth D ; AN , above amount, to join th scotch bneiness. paying from 80 to 50 percent. AMMO; WASHINGTON, Pritee office. fell:kW $7;000 TO $lO,OOO TO INVEST IN some lucrative bisinass. Wants to be come an ACTIVE PARTNER in same. Would prefer the Commission Produce Business. Address "ACTIVE," Press Office. te6-Bts WANTED RENT-A SMALL' WORI , ifl, tga ful4 a n'aul Mtn Wain Yrs% sr .1 .1 i. 12..-30. imj WANTED TO PIJBOHASE JlZlanoderate sized three-story Brick SOUSA In a cen tral location. Most have all the modern improvemente: A an dd d ress on "House," at this °ace , stating price. j terms. locati. a3l-tf WANTED TO RENT , FROM THS Ma first of April next, a moderate-sized three-story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, In a central locality. It flitotth'!‘v a e t th a i lLt i g e, 212sdenrinlotirtramerige..Mter, aft VESSELS WANTED TO LOAD COn immediately, for Key West and New 0 rltana. Charters made won the most favorable terms. Apply to BUNTER NORTON•Ia Cel st' 205gWALITUT Street. Up Rtalre. . • FOR RENT- ONE OF THE • BEST STORE STANRS'In Lancaster county. now doing. a good business, with or without the stock, which is de sirable, and'for,le 'to close an estate. Also, a FACTORY for sale or to rent. l'or particulars of either, address MERCHANT, fell-2r . . • lox is 43 Philisdelobta P. 0. de FOR SALE—A HANDSOME •-mit Mtn-STORY BRICK DWELLING. back buildings and Lot of Ground, on the N rth side of SPRUCE Street, between Second and Third • etreets. Terme accommodating Apply to A. CARVES. m CO., S. W. corner of NINTH and FILBERT Ste. Ml3-3t• FOR SALE— THE ORIGINAL •OYSTER BAY, 553 BROADWAY, New York, well established, and known all through the country Ite one of the be.tomnducted and paying ROUSES in the city, kept by the prevent proprietors for the Butt nine years, having made an average yearly net profit of over S 10,03), and, being largely engaged. in Government contracts, will sell on favorable terms for cash, or exchange for Real Estate' in or near the city; Prim' $5.000. Apply or address G. YBRANCB & CO., felti•et PARK. BARRACKS, N. Y. City. HERR'S HOTEL, HARRISBURG, .wsk•FOR SALE...—The above valuable proPertyla offered for sale. This is a rare chance forpurchasers, being ac. knowledged tut one of the LARGEST, MOST COMMO DIOUS, AND BEST ARRANG All HOTELS •in the tote, tier of the State. It is located in the central part of the city, a ' short distance from the depot of the several rail roads, and within a pleasant walk of the Capitol build- The house fronts on Market street may,. feet, and on Third street 177 feet, the wholelotextendtngalonggThird street to Blackberry alley MO feet, with a back brief:and frame Lui/dinp in the teal , and all the advantages of Ground Selorrage, fic., necessary to - a complete first dams Hotel. The FURNITURE is also offired for sale. Terms vat be made favarahle. For further particalars apply to . . A. J. KERR, • . tal3-1111.ft Attorney at Law. Harrisburg. . . IN. THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE -I- CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle, end adjust the account of SARAH H. ATHERTON, Guar dian of NLIZA G. FISHER, a minor child of C. H. FISH ER, deceamedv ana to make dut of the balance in the Lands Of the accountant, wilU m eet the parties inte rested, for the purposes of his *appointment, on. MON DAY, the 9th day of March, MM. at 4 o'clock P. at his office, No. 131 South•FDFTII. Street, in the airy, of .; • • . ..• fel3-fnrEISS THE GROVER AND BAKER TN THE.ORPHANS'OOURT,FOR THE -A. CITY AND"COUNTY OF PHILADELPFILL Estate of HENRY TlEDEREN,ifeccaseil. The Auditor appointed 10 -- the Court to audit, settle, and adjust the first and final account of SOPHIA 'IIEDE KEN, Adminietralrix of the Estate of HENRY TIEDE KEN, deceased, and to make distribution of the balance in the bands of the accountant, will meet the parties in terested, for the purpose of his appointment, on TFIU.Rd- DAY,'February :26, 1/38% at 4 o'clock in the afternoon, at the office of JOSEPH ABRAMS, No. 501 .RACE Street, in the any of .Phtladalphla. rerf-finwlit. TNIRE.ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE -• CITY AND' COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. Estate of .ALFRED WORTHINGTON; deceased. Notice is hereby given that MARY WORTHINGTON. 'widow of said decedent, has tiled in the said Court her ,petition and an inventory and appraitsment, claiming to retain personal property and cash of said decedent to the value of !] 9OO, under the act of Aprill4, 1931, and the suPVements thereto, and that the same will be &PP/ oved by e said Court on the 20th day of FEBRUARY, IBA unless exceptions are prevlouslr filed thereto. . SORE SHALLCROSS, • feLS-,ir . Attorney for IN THE : DISTRICT COURT FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA, of December Tern',i 2. No. 171. Alias Levert Facies. ALLEN NV:•• PHA) , 0, Who survived, Ste.; vit. The Ree fer, Church Wardens, and Vestrymen of the CHURCH• OF THE INTERCESSOR, owners, &c , and STEPHEN P. RUSH; (contractors.) The Auditor . appointed by the Court to report distri bution-of the fund raised by the gale, under tids writ, of the following-described real estate, to wit: All that certain two-story brick building, and the lot or piece of ground belonging thereto, situate on the. north aide of- Spring Garden street, end commencing at the distance of ninety-seven feet eastward from the east aids of Bread street; In the city of Philadelphia, containing in Iront on said Spring Garden Street sixty:six feet, more or less, and in depth northward about eighty-five fel; the lot .on which the some is erected being ninety-one feet. more or less, in frost on Spring Darden streer,.aud extending in' depth northward 'about' one hunderd feet,: the; Imlldingerected on the foregoing lot beluga Church— will.attend to the duties of his- appointtnen on TUEi- DAY; the 24th day of . February, It 6i, at 4 o'clock I'. g at his Ogler, No. 220 Sonth.FOIJR - PH- Street; Philip.. dolphin. when end where all tureens interested in saki fund are rcquired to present thekr claims, or be debarred troni coMinirtii ( R ion Ole tame. • r. • .TAMES W. PAUL, Philadelphia, February 11, ISM ' , fe13 7 , 14t; • 9 Ex TXPFS.--Y 011 SE ititatt ''"" • 7-'l' li 11.8 MIT MUUMY 001Ut .11 5 . OASES , ":30-INOII. BLACKSTON'E .UMBRELLA-. CLOTHS. irorMile " vAiriunv sqib ,• • • PAPER. HANGINGS. HOWELL & BOURSE, CORNER OF itmctra.AorwmwoP PAPER :HANGINGS A Nilo:iodine. all dna and . 471. J. C. FULLER, No. 7124. allErbrillf Street. IIFOLLIEL swum, lifß FOR SALE AND. TO: LET. Estate of ELIZA O. FISHER, a minor AMUSEMENTS. NEW CHESTNUT-STREET THEA NEW TR& Lessee and Manager Mr. W WHEATLEY. THRONGED HOUSES NIGHTLY. THIS (Friday) EVENING. F..bnrary 130. NM. THE Legr TIMIc FOR THE PRESENT, EDWIN FORREST will amear In his GRAND SBANSPEARIAN DELINEATION, • HEW SCENERY. • NEW .DRESSES. • • • NEW APPOINTMENTS. CASSIO Mr. W. WHEATLEY. lago MY. J. McCullough. Desdemons • • • Mrs. J; H. Mien. fimllie bradame PoniaL Conductor Mr, MARE HASSLES. SATURDAV—TRE LAST TIMS RUT ONE. • MR: 'HAOKETT. AF FALSTAFF IN LOVE. . ME MERRY 'WIVES OF WIND3OR. MONDAY EVENING XEXT. EDWIN. FORREST. PRICES OF ADMISSION: Family Circle 75 eerge. Dress Circle 50 cents. Parquet and Secured Seats in Dress Circle 76 eta& Beats in Private Boxes, each a • Deere OPPII at 7; C11;11011 risen at WALNUT -STREET THEATRE.- , Sole Lessee Kra. K. A. GAREETTEION. Snsinese Meat Mr. JOHN T. DONNELLY. BENEFIT OF 'SMALL/. CUBAS, THIS (Friday) EVENINO, February 19th. ism, THE WLPT CF THE WISII-TON-WISH. Narrvnattah • Senorita Isabella Cobs& Couenchet Mr. Shirley France. To be followed by the great Spanish Dance, LA FLORA DE SEVILLE. To conclude with the ()read Military Spectacle of THE FRENCH SPY; Or, The Etorming or/deem Mad, Matbilde, Henri Si. Alma, Hamel, Doom osislatlitartala will din at 7.'f• WIS. JOHN- DBEW'S ARCH-STREET THKLTEE. Bait:keen Agent and Tresimptr• BBNEIIT OP MISS JANE 600a1ss TO-NIGHT, (Friday.) Felwaarr 13th. STRAIWER Mrs. Railer THE LOVE CHASE. Constance air Sista secured without extra chance CARL WOLFSORN'S CLASSICAL SOIREES, FOYER OF Tips AOADEMY MVP' . ',.• The 612 4 0 141'i repectfaiir Whill 44ol '' • •Q• .SOIR RR.. • Maird of the ter& "". • • . SATURDAY. EY ill take place on' Einicle Admission , .80, February 14, Mt .8 O . OLLeR each. .fixlo-4 Air U. S lOA;;P:..FUND HAIL.-THS pi:LW° kW -' ' . t - 1 r ß eantny s izit4riad i th4: • been , F. C. Browne) Has .etigaged - to ( deliver his ' • - I ?OT:IJLAR AND HUMOROUS LECTURE, 'SIXTY MINUTES IN AFRICA,' - • ON SATURDAY EVENING. February 14. MM. Being_positively . • - XIS, ONLY APPEARANCE DIMING THE SEASON BE THIS CITY. Tickets for the Lecture ._ TWENTY-FIVE CENTS EACH. Maybe procured at the principal Hotels, Music anti ~,,,,. Qtores In thecity. on THIS MORNINGhand during oncs •-• of the week. [elo-84 the whim._ AA . SSEMBir . BPILDII44B';' CORNER OF TENTir C./LVARSoWor4ifklii WEER AND GEOESOUS SUCCESS 0 :DORFM AN TROUPE OP OLLSIIISLOWERS; EVERY EVENING. AND ON wEDNENDAy.: A . ND SATURDAY AFTER. NooNs . At . eac h s n t ar t a ::unent,the celebrated low- Pressure GLASS Steam-Engtne 1 0, 10NITSR., made entirely Qt Glass will be in full' operattoif. - All the 111agolficent Work of Art, Manufactured by toe VI be distributed gratuitously to the visit ors, ott , zr.lDA nix% February 13th. a Splore'ld Case of Work oral Ise livep to the author of the best Poem on the Meet Weans. Vs il ill e l'lCUL AR NOTICE. —The ANS P_ re s e n t, each evi.'" - ulna, will be a Splendid Case OS crl ass' work. • Admisston,ls cents. No half price. Exhibition commences In the Evening at 8 o'clock. Afternoon at 3 o'clock. PO' A SSEMBLY BITILDINGS-TENTH AND CJInSTNUT. AMUSKIMENTS FOR Mgr YOUNG SIONOS B The t MAGICIAN and V LOQUIST, with hit LEARri 7 CANARY BIRDS, will litre 1:1115 new and. ;:iptilar Entertainments EVERY lEVErtiNG drutig_ Week. commercial/ at Mc/ t aloa z ea 'WEDNESDAY and SATURASY afternoons sta The sanzietions will be marvellous: experiments la g womodterthi lawen in Ventriloquism and t*Learnad Birds in thatr new characters. . • - Admission 26 cents. Maim 13 cents. ERMANIA 'ORCHESTRA: - P1:313.: Ll C REBEaI3AI,I3 every_SZTUEDAIt ATTEit t NOON at 334 o'cloc34 at the SICJEL ELT Carl Ersatz, conductcrr. Tickets 22 cents. Pacta-gto tickets, pa—to be had of Andre di Co., UO4 Chostun street ; J. E. Gould. Seventh and Chestnut, and attho hall door. .g 0041.- HASSLER'S 'ORCHESTR,A-- 214 South RiellT l Tl E rt.,belocn?alnut. deplAn pEIiNSYLVA.N.LA. ACADEMY .OIL THE FINE _ 10Z tatitiTltUT BTRIBT, Ts open daily fSexdsys excepted) from .9 A. r till IF P.M. Admission 25 cents. Childteit half price. Shares otatect, - • orsanwrcE comrAzimits. I:MntUfCB COMPMff. OFFICS, 435 WM . IT. 519IIADILBIELal: CRPITAL SMND,OOO. This Company mailroom to take risks or tae r safer' climes of Pioperty at tow ratio. The public can rely upon ita responsibility, and ability to pay losses promptly. Its dials:memento grthe house of the public, during the last nine years, exceed 500;00'0 DOLLARS• and.we respectfully solicit Its favor in the future. DIRBOTORS. • CHAS, I. DUPONT JERRY W JOHN TRO A RIPNLS L JOHNW W. CLASHORN, C. E. RHAELITT, ABRAHAM HART,' DAVID BOYD JR. PETER HOB.6taw of L Tl' WM. M. SWAN . YURAILJ s JOSEPH KLAPP: XD. If. S LAWRENCE, ' THOMAS DRAMA, 2_, JOHN SUPPLER THOMAS CRAVEN, President • - ' .A ei.e S ie li arv LLETT, Vice Pre Esident. JA&I3. AL90.81).. . ardedrif TTNrrED STATE. 3 LITE INSURANCIS _ 1 . 1 COMPANY OF NEW YOBS. JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President. JOHN HABIB, Secretary. • CAPITAL 12H) SURPLUS V. 4001008. The business of this Compass is sondueted elusively 4l lha nu ti muntalllll9l ta noii mu, mamma u. KINI,IIIII/7 , Mpg Itißt. lithe eirittil abould, from nay of become raptured to the extent of ardeatee, or more, Manteca bold— er. shall be celled telp_on to make good each dationcry This is the only cash Company in America which affords tilts safeguard to policy holders. Dividends declared every three years, the next os March 4th,1665. Bates of premium charged by this Comranyare-as 4oar as 200 years' experience and the probable future rate of interest will justify. 0. BABLCESTWILIIPER, Agents No. 424 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia. REFFMANOa3. Joseph Patterson, Rag., President Western Bank, Hon. Archibald Mclntyre, Treasurer 11. S. Mint. Messrs Jay Cooke & Co., Bankers. Messrs. Baker, Westcott, & Co., Beakers. Messrs. Stuart & Brother. Bank street. delitmfm.las E COMPANY NO. ELPHIA. D INStIRANCIL ORS. Z. D. Woodraff. Deo. West. John e:solar, Jr., Chas. Stoke E. H. Rosenhelm, Josef D. RUle. CR President. DDSON, Vice Prelddesk . secretary. CialiWng FAME INSURAN MR CHESTNUT Street. PHILAD FIRE AND INL DOS Francis N. Buck, Chas. Richardson, Henry Lewis, Jr.. John W. Everman. Philip S. Justice. 0. W. Davis, FRANCIS N. BUI CHARLES Rlgli WILLIAMS I. BLANu • DIXDICAL. 1)11. SWAYNE't3 OOMPOMCD SYRUP OF . WILD CHERRY- THIRTY TRAMP EXPERIENCE RAS PROVEN ITS. GREAT SDPERIORITY OVER ALL OTHER • REMEDIES. THE ONIGni'AL AND GENUINE PEEPARAT/ONI The reputation of this medlAne is , now so well esta blished that liberal minded men in the modi ati profession throughout the Union recommend it to their Patients sa the yen , beet of all • ren edies for Pulmonary Complaints and • General Debility, and in curing Cooght, Colds: Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, Spit- ' • ting of Blood Whooping Cough, pain • • in the Side or Breast, Sore • Throat, Ditilculty in Breath ing, Palpitation or • disease of the Heart, • • Throat. Breast, or Lungs. NO MEDICINE HAS EVER OBTAINED A HIGHER OE AIORE DESERVED REPUTATION! • • • - IN PIILMONAEI DISEASES of the most alarming. character. 'Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry' . effects permanent cures. A stubborn Cough, Sore Throat, Night Sweats, Bronchial Affections are quickly "cored. Declining years of aged persons will be greatly benelltted; it acts as a strengthening alterative. For disturbed, restless nights, keep it by the bed-side; !te nse will give repose. If tha bowels are costive, take as occasional dose of " SWAT NE'S PlLLS . " Prepared' only by Dr. SWAYNE & SON, 330 North SIXTH- Flreet, above Vine. Sold by all Druggists #irouirbont tbe United States. • • • •' :PURIFY THE BLOOD.- NOT A FEW` . ji• of the worst disordere that afflict mankind tirlie from. ..the corruption that accumulates in the blood. Of all the discoveries that have bean made to purge it out none have been found which could equal in effect AYER'S. 'COMPOUND TO .OF SARSAPARILLA. It cleanses and renovates the blood, instils the vigor of health into the system; and purges out the humors which, make disease.. It stimulates the healthy functions of, the body, and expels the disorders that grow and rankle' ie the blood. Its extraordinary virtues are rat yet wide ly known; bet when they aro, it will no longer be a question whet remedy to employ in the great variety or afflicting dimeases. that require an alterative remedy: Such a remedy, that could be relied on, has long been, sought for, and now, for the first time, the public have , one on which they can depend. Our space bere does nob, admit certificates to show its effects, but the trial of a. single bottle will chow to the sick that it has virtues stir pausing anything they have ever taken_ Sufferers from. Scrofula, Scrofulous Swellings and Sores, try it and see the rapidity with which it cures. Skin Diseases. Pim ples, Pustules, Blotches, Brannon*. &c.. are soon. cleaned out of the system. St. Anthony's Fire. Bow or F.resipefas, Triter or. Salt Rheum,-Ncatd*Head, Ringworm, ' ebouldlnot be borne while they can be so speedily cured by Armee, S.AReAPARTLLA. Syphilis or 'Venereai Bteease le expelled• from, this. aystt .by the prolonged use of this. Samaparilla..nad the patient b. left as healthy us if he had never had. the (tissues. Female Diseases ate caused by ecrobilain' this blood. and arc is nerslly soon cured by this EXTRACT Or .SARSAPARILLA. Price $1 per bottlel' orsliF bottles for $5. , For nil the purposes of o family physic. take ATER'S CATHARTIC PILLS, which are everywhere known to. be the beat purgative that is offered to the.. merit:sit peo ple. Price, lffl centsper box, or live boxes for itA. Prepared by Dr.. C. A VER feCO., Lowell. Mess, and sold by ell Dinggists everywhere. felS-frnivkat BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES, for Coughs; Colds, and Irritated Throats. are offered. with the fullest contldenceln• their efficacy. They hays • been thoroughly . tasted, and 'maintain the good reputa tion they have untly acquired. A 8 there are. Emtta-- ttonßase 81C712 tv oirrAuf tha genuine at FREDERICK. BROWN'S Drug _and Chemical titore.lffi.:K arr. CHEST NUT and FIFTH etrerts. • • •• . Mao. Mutter's Cough Syrup; Wintar'e prim Lozenges, prepared from Orialual preserlotions. : 303-Imeif EYE AND EAR.-PROF;J: ISAACS, *-1 Oculist and Attest. from Leiden: Bolliab is per manently located at No. 611 !INF, Bsreet. whiter he treats all diseases. of the Eye or Ear sofentificall y. and ourse— lf curable. Artificial Eyes inserted.without pain N. B.—No charges made for examination. Ogles hours limn a to 11 o'clock A. kr:mai to 7:P: M. $l3-3m. iin 1 1 1111:MATOR 1 1 12 g -AN-I- • . . • .1411pAPTEL SNOW 4, , 6.. ales. ALBERT c. 'ROBERTS,. DEAL7,g'IN ViNS anocsursa, baaNua 'easrans, AND. 'CUM 9%. • WV" tt Se:22°rib' Isabella Cebu JOB, D.NOBPRT. Mlss*Jane :ComaNt. Kim Ja netamp!.
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