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CITX ir_rWWS.
THE CBLERwantp MCCLELLAN Pie
'trtrnas,—We are authorized to state that, notwith
adanding the enormous demand from oth r cities
lupon Mr. Gutekunst, Nos. 701 and 70 Arch street,
for his superior card pictures, in various 'styles, of
'General George B. McClellan, taken from life, he
has managed to reserve's supply for his retail sales
at the counters, for the acorn= .d.ttlon of the pub
lic. His general assortment of cartes de visile and
'the Albums in which to preserve them are also very
A • NOTRER SNOW STORM.—As we write,
the heavens are lowering and snow is falling as re
*platy as gold is rising, threatening another spasm of
grim old winter. We need hardly add that theanti-
Alote to all this is Allen's Coal, sold at W. W. Altar's
coal yard, Ninth street, above Poplar. It is now
'universally admitted that Mr. Alter sells better
•coal, gives the beet weight, and more of it for the
cmoney, than any other coal merchant in the city.
'ibis accounts for his immense trade.
SPRING STYLES FOIL GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
—We had yesterday an opportunity of examining
the spring importations of Messrs. C. Somers & Son,
, (No. 626 Chestnut aired, under Jayne 7 s
•Cassimerea, Testings, and general Cloth Goods ' and
:Are of the opinion that the taste they have displayed
- will secure for them a greatly increased patronage.
Considering the fact of their agmtrable style of get
ting up fssbionnble garments, their uniformly mode
sate prices, and the superb stock of goods which
they offer to select from, we would recommend to
all our readers not to order suits before visiting
,Tvlessrs. Somers & Son's popular establishment.
THE FUN SEASON is by no means over,
df we may judge from the quantity of these faskriona
tie articles still selling daily at the old house of
Messrs. Charles Oakford & Son, under the Conti
mental Hotel.
SUPERIOR QUALITY FLOUR.—Mr. C. H.
Mattson, dealer in fine family groceries, Arch and
Tenth streets, has now in store a fresh supply of all
the purest and most approved brands of Wheat
'lour, fresh ground from the finest quality of wheat;
also, a completqline of all the finest foreign add do:
nestle articles pertaining to this brutal of business,
'which he sells at reasonable prices.
WHERE TO OBTAIN FINE PHOTOGRAPHS
YnourrLy.—Pdr. E. P. Hippie, at his spacious
ground-floor Photographic gallery, No. 820 Ariih
erect, has so admirably arranged his various opera
ling rooms, by adjustment of light, &c., that he is
enabled to execute the largest orderefor pictures at
the shortest notice. His style of pictures is greatly
admired, also, by. connoisseurs in the art.
FINE MILITARY TRAPPINGS, for army and
XIAVy officers, can always be had, In greatest variety
and In best style, at Oakford fc Son's, under the Con-
Unentat Hotel.
Trot FIRST UPRIGHT OR CARINRT
TIANOEI of STEINWAY & SONG have arrived at the
undersigned, and are the admiration of all who see
them. In construction, touch, and volume of tone,
they are full Grand Pianos, standing upright. Thus
Steinway has again succeeded to remedy the corn-
Mon defects of this, in Europe, so popular form of a
Piano, and combines in them all the well-knotin and
universally admired qualities of his Square and
Grand Pianos. A large assortment of those splendid
unequalled Square and Grand Pianos, which re
ceived last summer the first prize medal at the In
ternational Exhibition in London, over 269 Pianos
Stout all parts of the world, are always on hand at
Mashie Brothers, 1006 Chestnut streets. fol4-swat
STRPTIEN GIRARD ow BUSINESS.—" Se
lect the kind of business that suits your inclination
and temperament. Some men are naturally me
than tea, and come have a strong aversion to ma
chinery, and so on. I never could be content with
a fixed 'salary, for mine is purely a speculative dis
position, while others are just the reverse, and
therefore all should be careful to select those occu
pations that suit them hest. Also in advertising, if
your goods or business is worth following, advertise
liberally. He who neglects advertising, not only
lobs himself of its benefits, but bestows its advan
tages upon hie wiser rivals." The truth of this last
,remark is exemplified in the- success of the colt- -
tbrated " one-priee" fleet-class ready-maile Clothing
•Store of Charles Stokes & Co., under the Continen
tat Hotel, during a term of three years, by liberal ad
'vertislog, and first-class goods, tiding a business un
,surpeseed by -any house in the city:
THE LADIES GOING TO BLAZES. —" A big
thine on head dresses is about to astonish the
fashionable world. Clusters of diminutive gas-lights
:are now to spring from the tresses of beautiful ma
trons; the jets will issue from burners within trans
parent shades exquisitely cut, not larger than a
cherry. The tubing is to be of gold, connected with
a reservoir of tt e same ".valuable metal, which is to
lie concealed in the meshes of luxuriant hair behind
the head. The pressure will be applied to the tank,
whichis supported by an elaborate back comb, the
top of which forms a row of little gas-lights. Any
man desiring to ornament himself in a manner far au
.perior to his better half, however, need only repair to
the well•known Clothing Establishment of Gran
ville Stokes, No. 009 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
where is on hand the choicest stock of garments in
- ,the city.
THE HALL OP INDEPENDENCE ON Frn.E.—
Chestnut street wits thrown into an uproar on Mon
day, by the discovery that the Hall of Indepen
dence was on tire. Some enthusiastic individual
clattered away upon the State House bell upon his
own account, and confusion dire reigned supreme
for a time. Fortunately, the 'acted edifice sustained
no serious damage, and Chestnut street still hoasts
an Independence Hall as well as a Brown Stone
Clothing Bali. The latter Is owned and occupied
by Messrs. Rockhill & Wilson, *lndia located at Nos.
603 and 6')6, above Sixth street.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
TUE MONEY MARKET. ; .
PHILADELPMA. V ebnuirY 17. 1863-
'There was considerable excitement in th'e gold market
to-day, and at one time the price reached 150, falling off,
however, bet closing strong at ma. Speculation, of
course, is the characterizing feature of the market,
mingled, perhaps, with doubts as to the early settlement
of thennancial question in Washington. The necessi
ties of tur monetary position can scarcely afford the do
lay in regard to the backbone, the main/day of our ex
istence, and a general indifference on the part of Con
grew:inn is not only reprehensible, but te calculated to
create aterror among business men and persons 'of mo
derate tonne that it will take a long time to remove.
Now is he time for the trr eatery to be replenished ; just
When !Tornmont loans are In quick demand at ad
-gancingiprices. Settle the question of finance, aud
ample means will be laid under the control of Secre
tary Chasi to meet all demands against him. aly some
Insane, let 6ongress be startled into action.
The money market Is very easy at six per cent.; on
good paper and proper securities. 5W per cent. cover
the demands ou call. Old demands rose to 157, and con
tinued steely. Quartermasters' vouchers and one-year
certificates are Arm at yesterday's figures.
The stock market was active, and prices generally un
steady. Government sixes 1881 •sold at 98%; seven
thirties at 103)1% State fives fell off 1' per cent. New
malty sixes declined 1%; the old %. , Pennsylvania Dal
road, first mortgagee, rose ,46; second do. were active, at
113%. Reading sixes •fell off 1 per cent. Lehigh Navi
gation bixes sold at 118. ' Philadelphia and Sunbury
sevens at 100. West Chester Railroad sevens at In Rl
- sevens fell %i chattel tens selling at•72.M. Pitts
burg, Fort Wayne, and Chicago second mortgages sold
at M. Second and Third streets, second mortgage,
levels sold at 100. North Pennsylvania sixes were
steady at aog ; the tent improved 1. Camden and Am
boy sixes 1e33 sold at 104%.
Reading Railroad - shares opened at 45%, fell )4, and
closed at 45%; Cutawissa sold at 7%, the preferred was
stiff at 24; Camden and Atlantic sold at 1034, the pre
ferred at 19)4; Philadelphia and Erie sold at 37,11 ; Long
Island atl4, an advance of 1; North Pennsylvania was
steady at 1130 Minim at 40, the prefermd at 61; Little
Schuylkill at 43%; Pennsylvania at dai. Passenger
railways were dull; Green and Coates advanced 1;
Spruce and Pine sold at 16; West Philadelphia at 61
Morris Canal 'advanced 34, the preferred was steady at
MO; Schuylkill Navigation sold et 4%, the preferred ad
valued )4; Lehigh Navigation fell off, the scrip ad
vanced% ; Lehigh Zinc sold at 45; Elazleton Coal at 6734;
Green Mountain at 3; Bohemian Mining at 7M.
Phiia
delphla Bank Fuld at 119; Corn Exclumge at 30; 1:60-4
was hid for North America; 6134 for Farmers' and Me
dunk.' ; Commercial nt 40%; 48% for City.
The market closed steady, $114,000 in bonds and 1,030
Blares changing Mania.
Drexel & Co quote :
Milted States Bond., IfS! 03 (e 98% •
Jai ted States carcillcatea of Indebtedness pc,;{
Rutted States 7 3-lU Notes 103).,
Quartermaster" . Vouchers 011 0 tidis.
Orders for Certifier toe of I udebtednese • I...‘dis.
Gold 56 ie pm.
Demand Notes. • • i,7 @O.lB pus.
Jay Cooke & Cormote Government securities, &c., as
follows:
United Rtatee 81xeg,T381
United Staten 7 3-10 Notts
certillentes of Indebtedtens
Quartermaeters' Voneheee
Demand Notea
©old
ptdita. stock Exc
Se Sales, Feb. 17.
a. Philadelphia Exchange. )
04.1111).
asported b 7 8. E. SLATWaII
FIRST
100 14 do Reading R...eaeli
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1 do 45)4
SOOO Pena& .1124 incooh.1181(
1000 do o.oh.U.S.if
'OO Readiag 6o '44....1143i
1000 do '70....109
1000 do '56....102g
1000 do 'f0....10211
SODO tia 102 s ,
1H 0115 do Poona
103
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40 5000 U 8 6o roes Ill— . 07
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SO Cato R 711
, .. City 60 10E1
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800 Green Moan I ... 3
31ICO II 8 6o 111.• . 98
7000 Mills dr 8 gm
8000 Cam k Ammot
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700 Lehigh Nay 81......116
CLOSING PRI
Bid. deW.
71 8 arms 43L... wt.% OG
113 8 MOD blk• ! ..lBin 1111334
American Oold • .1511 169
Phil ee old 107 108
Do new 111 112./S
sq Ge 61
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beg 11. 48,e; 46 44
Do bde 'Bl-111 116
Do Lds '70...1C0 110
Do bds linn
Venus R
Le GG.I6
Do t m 65..116 117
Do 2d m 114
Morris Canal..• • at% 69
Doo grid 105..133 131
6s '76.... .. • •
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Do ...... • • •
{Sandia Nav• • .... 474 VS
Do rfd p 1430 14%
Do 8.11 82....40 7OX
Famlirs R ' 41
Do prhl 62 53
Do 7s lat m..UI 112
Do 72 72.4
rf rearm R 11X 11
Do 66 9030
Do 10e..... .. .111 113
leg" 2& Nor. mg 6030 h
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016-13TELDY.
COFFEE. —Therikla none arriving, and but little stock
in firsthand, with aides 01200 bags Rio at 5X633c, the
latter rot choice, and Laguayra at.33@3lc cash and
COTTON. —The Market Is unsettled - and prices are
rather lower. Sales of 100 hales, chiefly middling up
lands, at 90693 VI lb. , The latter figure for good) mid-
FISH. —There Is rather more deinand for Mackerel
and prices are firmer; sales of 1,000 bbls on terms hop
private. MIN store quotations are 812615, for Bay and
tilsorels; $9@D for 2.a : $5.5 for' medium, and 86.566.50
for large Ss. Codfish have advanced; 700 quintals sold
at_OS. unintal, Pickled Herring are ■dull. FitUlT.—The market is nearly bare of foreign. Ret
ains "contiene to have an upward tendency and sell at
$104,25 'lB box fur bunch and layer ; and quarter
boxes sell at proportionate rates. Dried • Apples Nell at
566 e, and Peaches at 7®lM: for smeared, and 16 @ 18c for
pared. Cranberries, sell at $BOl4 bbl.
BITES are dull, and no sales of foreign or domestic
have been reported; Green are held atIOX6IIc *lll5.
IMPS are hotter. I old at 5039 c for Eastern and West
ern and the stock light.
LUMBER.—The.movements as usual at this season
of the year, are extremely limited, but without change
in price.
MOLASSES. —There is a very firm feeling in the mar
ket, but the demand is limited. Sales of Cuba Musco
vado at 41@48c; clayed do. at 35637 c, and Now Orleans
at 46655 e fur old ani new crop.
NAVAL STORIS. —The stocks of all kinds are ex
tremely light, and Rosin continues to tend upward.
Sales of common at 82C621, and No 1 et 825, cash. Prices
of Tar and Pitch are uominal, there being little or no
demand for either. Spirits of Turpentlue is in limited
supply and held firmly at the late advance.- Sales at
813. 2163. SO per gallon.
WM.—Fish Oils are firm, but the sales are mostly
confined to store lots. Linseed Oil is firm, with sales at
815061.55, weight and measure. Lard Oil in snore in
talcre for Red Oil
winter on private terms, how held at
cash. Red Oil is held higher. In Petroleum there
is snore doing, and prices are firm. Sales of rellend at
41@46c free, and 370 in bond; 3,0130 hills credo at 206/2e.
ICE. —The stock is light:sales of Rangoon in lots, at
731673fc, cash.
SALT. --There have been no arrivals or sales since our
last report.
SEEDS. —The doniind for Clovermed is better, bat
prices are unsettled; sales 0f1,600 bus, in lots, at 66.60@
7.25 for common and prime quality, and some from
second bands, at 111767.-8756. Timothy ranges from $1.76
@2.57. Flaxseed is wanted at $3.563.35* bus.
SUGAR. —Th. re is less inquiry, but prices are firm;
sales of ltd Ada-Cuba at 103(611111o; I , 7ew Orleans at
11•14"611Yic. and Porto Rico at 11Me, on time.
SPI MTS. —There is very little movement In the mar
ket, owing to the .high views or holders. Whisky is
dull; sales of Ohio bbls at 60,•antl Pennsylvania at the
same Deere,- hbds and drudge at 57656 c.
TOBACCO,—Prices continue to rule very high, both
for Leaf and manufactured,. and the stock of the latter
nenrly exb ended. '
WOOL continues firm,, and the 'offerings arc light:
sales 16,00010 s ranging from 76 , 10118041190 c 110, sash. the
lotter f r tub. .
.OKigi %£1
10. P. Rilol
. 96'10 101,
• 91 04
1 4
1:)7!4 15.Y.1
1.1204 'DX
33 Bprnee & Pine R... 16
00 Plilladolphla Bk . • .139
10 Hazleton Coal 67)
24 Phila .14 Erie R.
..... 37 11
10 Catawl... a K prof.. 24
3600 U 884 ' Bl O3. •
200 abt U El Donssua N. 150
3 Sohn yl Nay.— ..... 4.4'
14 Morrie Cana1....... iSli
1000 N Penna mil burn. g 7
RHO Elm Chat lOs 71. , 4
100 Harlem R—FolOwn. 174
' 10 West PhUa R... si. IS
02 Or & Coates It 4:3
7 Corn Exuhanga 8a Al
SOO 2(1 & 36-st 7s '&1 za.llo
1 300 Long bland R :11.
26 Cam & Allan R.— • 10M
3000 U 8 5-yr 61 97 ~
2000 Pitts Ft WS: C2on: 305 ..
BOARDS.
11316 i:yr cert.( 96.%
'III Qua St Ann 2lnCoti 63
16 Lehigh Zinc 45'
MIX/Elmira Chat, lUs • • nx
100.Rohemlao Mina— 7 1 4
6000 North Nana Gt.—. MX
13 Bank Kentucky ati Mr%
110 Phllaila Bank NA
100 Pons
60 Caetaw 64 R
• 7%
40 Morris Canal SO
10 Lehigh Scrip 2dyB 13
6030 Penns Coup 64 US
2000 Penes R 211 meet-11'4V
200 West Chester tor
DARDS.
BM.d
Cabmen& p R..... 7k ehed
7k
Do yf 21
Beaver mea d d
R.. Fox 6711
Minehill R. ... . 5114
Harrisburg R.. ..
65 C 7
Wilmington R... ..
Lehigh Hay
Do aflame.— ha 17
Do scrip ..•• a 1 silt
Dam k Amb R-154 ..
Phila h Brie 63-108.4
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San .2 es 75..,
L Island R 313.1
' Do 1and5...... 163
Delaware Dlr.,: 40 t ,
Do bonds...
bruceAtreet 16 4
CheetnnVat R.... 51 • 65
Arob-street R.... 2656 27
Race-street R_ 10 11 .
,Tenth - street R... 31
iThlrteenth-at R.. mg 27
I W ?Idle 11 .. . ... , 81 lid
Do bonds..., „
lareen•etreet R... 431( 44
Dobondit ..
_....
Second - street R.. 'lt 81
Do bonds .• • • • ..
riftb-street B .... 68 ..
Do bonds.
Girard College • A
26 2 6 1(
Beventeenth-at R 1I)1 11
Little &Amyl 11.• V% 44
New York Stoo
dics, February 17. •
3g quotatioaa at 3 30 F. M.,
of yesterday at the same
quiet. We quote:
We give Belo w the cloei
am compared with those
hour. The market closes
Feb. 16. Feb: 17.
S tle 'Bl remst. 9651
(J es 'Bl coup— 97X r 7
Creel Votes. 7.60-10.9 X 1913(
US] yr 8p a ear 96X 90(
Demand N0tea...168
°old 157 X 118%
Fennesses 6251 (MX
Virginia
Missouri St 130.... 68 68>
Cantonal& 7s
Del & liroL ......
Penn Coal C 0.... ..
Feb. 16. Feb.4l.
Erie Pre( 101# 10 17.
Hudson Rix 96 9 •
Harlem R R 31:13‘ Ski
Harlem RR Prof 75 75
Reading R R ' 90%
Michigan Cen... 97 96
Michigan Sonth. ea 6956
Do. Guar .106 '4064
Panama
11l Central so ing
Cleve & Pitts—. 71 713:
Galena St Ch 1.... 91 93
Cloy & Tolod.o.;.
Chi & Rock 1a...:. "
93
CMBar & R .... • • • •
Milk Pr Dad—. .• • •
Fort Wayne ..... •• "
ELnton Company 24Y
nrab'land Prof. 19 3( 9.
aclflo Mail.— 18411
N Y Can 11 /181, 118%
Eric common:— 70% 70%
Semi - weekly Review of the Philadelphia
Markets.
The BrEadstuße market Is less active ; but prices are
without any material change. Bark is firm and in- de
mist d. Cotton is unsettled and rather lower, owing to
the less favorable news from abroad. Coal is dull.
thiffee continues very ocarce, nod prices are well main
tained. Sugar and Molasses are firm ; but there Is very
little:dohigin the way of sales. There is a fair business
'Aping in Provisions at previous rates. Thorn Is a. good
deinand for Woul at our previous quotations.
The Flour market is dull owing to the late news from
abroad. the demand both for shipment and home use
being moderato. Sales comprise about 3,00 e barrels, at
$6, wad. 130 'or superfine. and 87.2607.60 for extras; in
eluding 300 bbl! choice Pennsylvania family at $S 96 bar
rel. The males to the retailers and bakere are within the
mune range of prices for superfine and extras, and tabu®
59.50 TIS barrel for (soar brands according to quality.
Rio MID It' dull at $6 % barrel. Corn Meal le scarel,
and l'ennmylvania In demand at $4, and $1.75 15 burnt
for Brandywine.
GRAIN,—Tt ere is a fair inquiry for Wheat, and prices
are about the same as last quoted, with sales of 23,000
biz at 1016®170c for good to prime reds, including 1.5110 bu
;white at 176®200is 'ft be, the latter fur prime Kentucky.
Ryt is firmer, with sales of 1)00 bus at 93®100c for
Penna. Corn continues with sales of WAX) bit at
Slo for prime dry yellow.- Wo quote old yellow at 90®
9201 bu. Oats aro firm, with sales of 30,009 bu at file for
betts - y Penna. Light Date are selling at 67®40c14 bu.
Barley-Malt—A sale was made at 100c'04 ha. •
PROVISIONS.—There In a fair b11A111065 doing, and
prices of all kinds are firm; sales of 400 eble ideas Perk
at $14.75 for old, and $16.60®113 for Western and city ;
packed now . Country Deef sell aat $15®13. and °ay
peeked Mess at $13®14, cash. 200 bbls Beef Hams sold
at $16.62g. Dressed /logs are selling freely at $6.7:10
7.2.5, cash. Bacon is in request, with sales of now plata
and fancy Rams at 9@llt/,e: Sides, Be for old, and 650 , 7 c
for new; and Shouldere at 655®6 c,'' Green
Ideate are in request, with sales;
c; and
Rams et S@
Sc; do in salt at 7.i'sci Sides,ik?
0 c; and Shoulders at
6.koEc, cave. in bait. lard-2 e receipts are light,
with 3. sales of SOO tea and bbls at 1036®103ic, cash; kegs at
11X®1161c; and country at 936®10;t'e tb. Battcr—There -
is a good demand for Roll. with sales at 17®22c lii,
to
e
sl ac
id-pked at 14®18c.' Cheese sells at tram 13 to
14c 't lb, and I gas at ISt per dozen.
• IRON. —The Iron market continues very firm; sales of
1,000 tone No.' 1 Anthracitelat $33®35 "f ton, cash and 4
.months. In Bar and Reiter Iron there Is a fair inquiry,
and
_pricer. are unchanged.
LEAD.—The stock here is very light, and Galena is
firm ate*. cash.
COI'PER. —There is very little doing in either English
Sheathing or Yellow Metal. The latter is selling at 320
la lb. 6 menthe, which is an advance.
• BARK cornea in slowly, and there is very little stock
here: ales 501thds first No. 1 at.s3l3 26 ton.
CANDLES are firmly held, with sales of city-made
adamantinefat 1.9®20c, and some Western at 19c cash.
Sperm Candice are unchanged. Tallows are better, and
selling at 1335®1435c.
.. COAL continues drill. and 'orders from the East are
very scarce. Cargo rates of Schuylkill white and red
tel Coal. free obi board at Richmond. are $5@3.255'$ ten'
cash.
....
SPECIAL NOTICE&
THE VALENTINE
B Y TEE BARD OF TOWER lIALL.
Torn Brixton had a valentine
To him last week presented;. . • •
He read the verses every lire,
And felt almost demented.
For alm—the maiden of his heart—
The document had written. • -
And in it owned that Cupid's dart '
.Her tender breast had amittt3a.
Oh Brixton thus the damsel wrote, •
Your suit !long rejected; "
And while you wore that ill-cut coat
My heart was not affected.
For then your back a mountain seemed.
Your bosom looked quite hollow;
But now your figure might bo deemed
A Belvidere Apollo. •
Like Byron's Arnold, you have been
Transformed, my gentle Brixton;
And sure, of all the coats I've seen,
The nicest you have fixed on.
Of course at Tower Hall yon bought
That garment most amazing,
Which first your Susan's fancy caught
And set her heart to blazing.
The, largest assortment of ready-Made Clothing in
Philadelphia, at •
TOWER HALL, 515 IdARBET Street.
It • . BENNETT tz CO.
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N. B.—China decorated to order; also, initials and
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CARPENTER—BARK.—Oct. 15th, 1562, by the Rev. A.
J. Hay, Frederick Carpenter to Miss Rebecca J.
Barr. both of Rnxborough, Philadelphia.
TITUS—WIIIOIIT. --On the 12th instant, by Rev. Win.
Cooper, D. D. '
• Dlr. Charles Titus, or Bristol, Pa., to
/Miss Lizzie P. Wright, of Philadelphia.
303.
D BRRICKSON. —On the morning of the 18th instant,
Sarah W. Derrickson, relict of the late Samuel Derrick
son in the 54th year of her age.
Tim relatives and friends of the.family are invited to
attend her funeral, from liar late residence, No. 3813
Dugan street, on Thursday afternoon, the 10th instant,
at 1 o'clock. .
HBPBURN.—On Saturday evening Nth inst., Hon.
Hopewell Hepburn (formerly of Pittaburg), aged 63
years.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend his fu
neral, from hie late residence, No. 1633 Spruce street, on
Thursday, the 19th instant, at 11 o'clock 3L, with
out farther notice.
SHANTZ.—On the 15th instant, Josephine, daughter of
'Amos and Jane Shantz, aged 10 years and 6 months.
Burial to take place at Lawrenceville, 'Pa., on this
morning.
DicDO'WELL.On Friday night,- Feb. lath, the Rev.
John McDowell, D. D., senior pastor of the Spring Gar
den Presbyterian Church, of this city, in the ~ . %1 year of
his age.
His friends, the clergy generally. and the various
Boards with which he was connected, are respectfatty
invited to attend his !tumult, without farther notice,
from hie late residence, No. Cgif North Eleventh street,
this morning, at 936* o'clock. Services In Spring Garden
PreshyterianChnrch; at 10X o'clock. ' •
cilia's. —At his residence, No. 1004 Spring Garden
street, on Sunday, 35th insL ,aptain George R. Curtis,
of Co. K., 115th Regiment, P. •V.
Due notice will be given of the funeral. •
ABBOTT. —On Tuesday morning, Feb. 17th, Mary
McClellan, eldest daughter of W. S. and Elizabeth H.
Abbott., in the 6th year of ker ago. •
BACK.—On the 14th instant, Mrs. Jennie Cope Back,
wife of Peter Back, and daughter-in-law of E.
aged 19 years. • Arnold,•
BELL.—On the 14th instant, James S. Bell, M. 1)..,
formerly of NeNvarlc, Del., in tho 521 year of his age. •
CLYMER.—On the lath instant, James M. Clymer, son
of Archibald Clymer, in the 39th year of his age, from
dieetute contracted on board the United States stealer
Water-Witch.
DICK.--On Friday, the 13th instant, Mrs. Margaret
Dick, widow of the late Peter. Dick, in the 86th year of
her me. . . .
SPRING. MOURNING GOODSBES
BON & SON:—Nourning Store. No. 918 CHEST
NUT Street, have received
Black Silks of the moot desliable makes.
Black and White neat Striped and Check Silks.
Paris Printed 'Foulard Silks.
Black Moussalines, Taml,on.. Bosabfulnex,
' Black Crape Tammetaus, alpa cas , and m o hair &
Black and White LaWlift, Gingham. m o h a i r ,
Black Silk Grenadine'', urAllaal t , B Stem .
Black En . gliali Crapes and 'Veil,
No
Shawls, tary, Glovps.
Para ale, Collars, Sleeves,
fele-t(
PYRE & 'LANDELL, FOURTH AND
" AA LRCM, always keep a tine stock of
Staple Boueehold Goods.
jab Beet Kneline. Linens. and Flannels. .
EYRE & LAND' ELL;'FOURTH AND
ARCH, wimp, keep a tall line el
Mourning Shawls. •
Jain Funionable Shawls. •
VYRE LANDELL, FOVICIN,:AND
ARCIsf, have a tine assortment of
G • •
ood °lousy Murk" .:',;;.s. -
jalo Widows' Wilk, without clout
ORPPTENDENiS PHELADELPMA,
COMMIKEOI A L COLLEGE, • '•••' "
I. E. corner IiEVENTH•and CHESTNUT Streets. •
1100 E-KEEPING, in its different brunched. -
PENMAPPRIP, Plain uod Ornamental.
, IIUEINESS FORMS, CALCUL LTIOES. &a.
Individual Instruction, M per cent. off regular prico;.
felS•au*
HOHCEOPATHICI HOSPITAL, 1118
CLITIIBERT 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, ire. of charge.
B. I. GLENN,
n 02241
Secretary of Board of Managers.
MOFFICE OF THE RELIANCE IN
SURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA,
308 WALNUT Street. PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 18, 1863.
At a Stated Meeting of the Directors of the Reliance In
surance Company of Philadelphia, held this day.
THOMAS C. 'TIILL was unanimously elected 1313010-
TARS:, to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of
B. M. Hlnchman, Esq. C.-TIN B EY,
lel7-3t 'President.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
U. S. SANITARY COMMISSION.
Theßev. Dr. BELLOWS. President of thet. S. Sant-
WY Commission, will deliver an Address, at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, on TUESDAY. February 21, at
8 o'clock P. 111.. when he will explain the history and
objects of the Commission, and its mode of administering
relight the Army. -
The citizens of PhUadoiphia, who have generously
supported the work of the Commission, will have an op
portunity of realizing the immense scale upon which the
operations of the Commission have been conducted, and
of learning the extent to ;villa the wants of the Army
of the Union have been provided for, and Ste stifferings
relieved. • ,
Other dittinuniabed 'maskers have been invited to
unite with the Preeideart of the.Cornmisaled on the od
caelon.
Tickets of admission will ho sent to the associates and
contributors to the Commission, and any such who may
not receive them will be supplied on application at the
money of the Commission. No. 21 South SIXTH
Stivet, where,. after Friday, the 20th instant, a limited
number will be distributed to the friouds of tho Com
mission on application.
FEBRVAIa 17—Evening.
rt.i-a OFFICE OF U. S. ASSESSOR, THIRD
DisTßicr. PENNSYLVANIA.—Notieeta hereby
Nivel', that THOMAS MACBRIDS, redding 04.9 North
F,HOIsT Street, id appointed Maidtant Assessor for the
Sixth DiVihtol2 of thts Dietriot, in lajt_oe•of LEWIS M.
GREEN. reaigued. J. FLETCHER SUDO.
foil-31 AAsaFeor.
OFFICE OF THE SURGEON—AR..
"IlsT TO THE ARMY AND a/kV!". PICILADILIe
Pil 1 A, October 24, 1862.
Wounded Soldiers and Sailors desirous of availing
themselves of the Notional Appropriation for supplying
Artificial Limbs, should apply immediately at the °Moe
of the Surgeon-artist to the Government, No. 1609
CHESTNUT street. B. FRANK PALMER,
jag-fim Government Santeon-Artiet.
REAIMA,VARTERS, PENNSYLVA. , .
NIA MILITIA, HOSP.TAL DEPARTMSNr
bAR.RIEBURG, February Li. ISBI.
- TEE. STATE MEDICAL BOARD OF PENNSYLVA
NIA will meet lu Pit ILADELPFIIA on 'fUESDAY, •
March '2d, Mt, and continue in session daring the week,
to exarnino candidates for the poet of medical otbeers in
Pennsylvania Regiments. The appointment of a num
ber of Assistant Surgeons will be required immediately
to All vacancies now existing, as well as for others eon
eta utly occurring.
Physicians of Pennsylvania in good health, fareish
leg mixer testimonials fur industry, sobriety and
loyalty, will be admitted to the examination. It is im-.
Portant that the names be registered on the first day of
the meeting.
By order of the Governor.
JAMES KING
Sursoon General Pennsylvania.
M. OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA. RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY. PHILADKLPIIIA, Febillary 9.
1863.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.—THE ANNUAL
ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS, will be held on MON
DAY, the second day of March, 1663„ at the Office of the
Company, No. 238 South THIRD Street. The Polls
will be'open from lOo'clock A. M. to 6 o'clock P. M.
No share or shares transferred within sixty days pre
ceding the election will entitle the holder or holders
thereof to &Tote. . EDMUND
• ' &votary. .
GOLD, SILVER,
• Cellections mado on all accessible points bf
PALMER ec
fel6-mwlBo No. 54 South THIRD Stria.
U. S.
rt . :A.73ra AT THE OPTION OF THE GO
AFTER FITS YEARS.
I am instructed by the SECRETARY OF THE TRU.
MIRY to receive enbecripttons for the above
Interest will eommenoe from the DATE OF 51G35011.17-
TION, and Is PAYABLE IN GOLD at \ the MM., or any
Sub-Treastay or Depository of the United States, on the
Mt days of May and • November of each year. At the
present ntraums ON GOLD. these Bonds yield about
NIGHT per cent. per annum.
A full supply always on hand.
a064m1.1 U SOUTH THIRD STREET.
JOHN O. OAPP & SON,
STOCK & NOTE BROKERS.
DIRECTLY OPPOSITE THE MECHANICS' BANK.
.101101 IT ;BOLD ON • gOIeaSSION AT THE
• BOARD OF 1.1110/01118.
AND NOT AND LOANS NINGOTIATRD ON THE
~. • . .
BEST TUNE • •
S . HARVEY THOMAS, ; : "
STOCK AND BILL BROKER.
STOCKS and BONDS, and all kinds of 11. S. GOVERN
MENT SECUR/TLES bought and sold on Commission, eu
elusiyely.
Business Paper and Loans on Collateral negociated at
lowest rates .
_
Orders by mall shall receive prompt attention. Refers to
Messrs. 'Nathan Trotter dt Co., Geo. 1). Parrish, Esq.
John B. Myers & Co., Samuel B. Thomas, Batt,
Farness, & Co., John Thomas. Esa.
dell-Szatf
MONEY TO INVEST.-PERSONS
wishing to make safe inirestmentiof money on the
security of Real Mate in the State of Delaware, can ob
tain all the necessary information in relation thereto by,
addressing B. 8. COMEGYS,
ja24wita3m At the Philadelphia Bank.
$ 3,000 ...72 ,ag. 5 , 1 . pr
o rl. ooO o T e 2 LOAN ON
i,
BOY. E. CABPSIITER,
fell-120 . ' .2.12 South THIRD Street.
S3S,OOO: __TH.LS .P&O.IINT. .TO
LOAF In First 'Mortgages on City
Property, or Porme,_within ot the cay. jigtoly
to [fen nTTIT. No. 309 WALNUT aloe ••••
A C.ARD.—THE SITBSCRECtEIr:ELY.r
INC made arrangements witkYossia. REEVE L.
KNIGHT A-SON, will be found at their New Store, No.
CHESTNUT Street, above EIGHTH Street, North
side,_ ready to wait, on his old friends and customers, on
MONDAY, the 23d inst., with a new and superior stock
of every description a CARPETING and BEDDING,
which will be offered at the lowest cash prices. A call
is respectfully solicited. ROBERT B. WALKER,
' KI7 CHESTNUT Street,
felii-lm Above EIGHTH Street, North side, ,
W ILL I.AM H. YEATON & CO.,
No. 201 South FRONT Streets
• Agents for the sale of the
ORIGINAL LIELDBINCR , & CO. CHAMPAGNE,
Offer that desirable Wine to the trade.
Also, 7,0e0 muses fine and medium grades
BORDEAUX CLARETS.
100 cn,es "Brandenberg Freres" COGNAC BRANDY.
Vintage ISIS, bottled. in Franoe.
50 cases finest Tuscan Oil, in flasks ; 2 dozen in case.
50 bble finest quality Monongahela Whisky.
.50 bble Jersey Apple Brandy.
00,000 Havana Cigars, eatra flue.
]feet & Chandon Grand Vhs Imperial, " Green Seal"
Champagne.
Together with a flue assortment of Madeira, Sherry,
rot &c. •
.T.IIOMSON'S LONDON
KITCHENER: OR EUROPEAR. RANGE. 'for
families,. hotels,' or public' institutions, IN
TWENTY DIFFERENT SIZES. Also, Philadel
-Piths Ranges. Hot-Air Furnaces, Portable Heaters, Low
down Grates, Fireboard Stoves, Bath Boilers, Stew-hole
'Plates, Broilers, Cooking Stows, duo., at Wholesale and
Retail, by the manufacturers, _ • • •
NORTH, CHASE, NORTH, •
fe7S-wfm6m No. 209 North SECOND Street. •
ATTENTION 1 THE.
ARMY.
OF
. 'HE
ARMY.
adjoining the new post office. This new ARAM 'HAT is
novel and appropriate in design, and possess...unusual
convenience in its combinations.
View IsTO. 'Exhibits the Hat In fall extended shape;
when worn in this form It has more of the truly military
character than the disliked• and almost discarded taper
, . .
ing or steeple-crown regulation hat.
Vizor No. 2. 'Exhibits the crown depressed - or folded.
agreeably to a fancy much indulged in of late by mili
tary men. . '
VIEW No. 3. Exhibits - the Hat compressed or folded
down•flat, so that it can at times be canted or held under
the arm, or be packed in the trunk or knapsack, and oc
cupy only the least possible space.
The ordinary hat may by force be folded down, but on
opening it out again it will be found disfignred by irre
gular marks and creases; this Jo not the cane with this
newly-invented Flat, for it is, so designed and arranged
that it folds or shuts up in its own Hutto, naturally and
without force,. and when opened out again exhibits no
irregular marks or creases.
Many of these Rats are now in theme of the Officers of
the Regular and Volunteer service, affording to them
unusual satisfaction.
Prices dependent solely on'quality.of material.
• . . fel4-61
VOFFEE 1 COFFEE ! ! COFFEE .1 1—
N./
The best and cheapest prepared Coffee in the oily. A
trial will convince the most skeptical. No charge made
If - satisfaction is not rendered.
Prepared an for sale at the
to Steam Spice and Coffee Works,
6 14 and A 46 North FRONT Street.
OWARD wonauf.t.
T"HE ONLY GENUINE A,RTIOLE IN
TEE HAIR DYEING LINE in this city is GUTH
RUM'S. FOURTH and BRANCH. • lelB-tt
TAMES - If. SOOVEL,
SeeteATTOßxami n AT
i LAW a
neezi.
jafilmo ll3 rung Street Camden. 111..-J
ENVELOPES AT N 0.316 CHESTNUT
Envelopes at No. Mo Chestnut street. " •
Envelopes at No. 3t6 Chestnut street. -
Envelopes at No. 316 Chestnut street.
Magee's Envelope Manufactory
Magee's Envelope Manufsctory •
Is at No. 316 chestnut street.
•• Is at No. 316 Chestnut street.
.lagee's Paper Store, No. 316 Chestnut street.
Magee's Paper Store, No. 316 Chestnut street.
.. Wholesale and retail
Wholesale and retail
At MAGEE'S,No. 3.IIB:CEIE4TNUT Street. between .
Third and Fourth. •• *46
OPERA . 131L'ABEES OPERA
oLesszs. Yor esle.•
•171:1M-&11
de3.34mlt • :.9;ra'imairrauwinirm.
THE PRESS
Borglteld'a Band will be in attendance
By order of the Committee of Arrangements.
HORACE BINNEY, Ja..
CALEB COVE.
ROB BHT M. LEWIS,
CHARLES G. STILLE,
Tor the Committee
FINANCILtU
CITY WARRANTS,
OLD DEMANDS,
ISOITORT AND SOLD,
UNCURRENT MONEY WANTED
FIVE-TWENTIES,
I ~'.1"a: ~'67:~.~yaia9Y:;y42Y~A:lUthß~
LOAN AT PAR.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT,
NO. $1 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
13 OOHS AND -BONDS
MONEY INYESTED
deSam
No. 312 WALNUT sTRZST.
• A NEW PATENT
ARMY FELT HAT
Ie now reply for inspection and sale at
WARBIJR.TON'S,
No. 430 CHESTNUT STREET.
—..P11 I s E :
.!ERNES
DRY GOODS JOBBERS.
JAMES,'TigNT,
SANTEE, 0 0.,
IMPORTERS Al D JOBBERS
DRY GOODS,
Nos. 239 and 241 N. TBIRD STREET. ABOVE BADB.
PHILADELPHIA,
Maya now open their usual
:LIEGE AND COMPLETE STOCK
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY . GOODS,
Among which will be found amore than . uaualir attrae
nye variety of
•
LADIES'-DRESS GOODS;
Also, a full assortment of .
MERRIMACK AID. COCIDSOO - PRINTS,
and .•'
. •
PRILAII,ELPRIA-MADE GOODS.
To which they invite the speoia I at)ention of cash bon
TelB 2m ,
SPRanl , 1863.
YARD, oaq,LMORE, & 00.,
Importers and Jobbers of
SILKS
AND
FANCY DRY. GOODS,
NOS. 6VI OFEESTNIIT AND 614 J'AYNE STS.,
Hive now open, of THEIR OWN IMPORTATION,
LARGE AND HANDSOME STOOK
SPRING GOODS,
COMPRISING
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, RIBBONS,
GLOVES, 'itC.
Map, a fall assortment of
WBITB GOODS, LINENS, FORNISIIING GOODS, EM
BROIDERIES, AND LACES,
The attention of the trade is requested
1863.
SPRING. 1863
JOEINES, BERRY, & CO.,
(Successors to Abbott. Johnes. dt Co.)
No. BRIT MARKET, and 5E4 COMMERCE Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
IllrOitTEDB AND JOIISEP-9 OF
•.S I /4 K.
. . . .
, . . . .
FANCY DRY; .GOODS,
Have now open a LABOR AND ATn4.I3I4FN Riocir
IN
DRESS GOODS,
Adapted to the Season. Alia, a Fall Asecirtnent in .
WHITE GOODS,' RIBBONS, GLOVES,
.. • •
• :SHAWLS, &c., •
Which they offii:lo. tile trade at the LOWEST PRICES.
CASH BUYERS
Are particularly invited to examine oar Stoek.
COMMISSION HOU S ES.
A RMY. GOODS.
DARKHLI7E COAT CLOTH&
DARK-BUZ CAP CLOTHS.
SKY-BLUE CLOTHS FOE OFFICER&
ARMY BLANKETS, STANDARD WRIGHT.
10-OIINCE DUCK.
DRILLI3, STANDARD WEIGHT. • •
HMV! LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK.
BROWN AND BLEACHED SHESTINGS AND SHIRT
INHLL For Bale
FROM:NORM& & WELLS.
sol4f tf
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
EMBROIDERIES 1 EMBROIDERIES 11
•
• —French limns-worked Bands, Edgings, land
ings, Hdkfs , Collars , Setts, Skirts, dm. ; a large assort
ment of vc choice goods at low prices.
• •• SHEPPARD, •yerf HARLINGEN, & ARRISON,
fdl-Swif ' . 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
PRINTED LINENS] PRINTED
LixElvs 11—At a small advance on the old prices, a
large assortment of Printed Linens, in new and desira
ble Patterns, suitable for children's wear, dresses, dm
SH&PPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, At ARRISON,
fe9-3wif 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
TIONESTIO MIISLINS, SHEMIN GS,
&c.—All of the desirable makes for sale at the
lowest cash price&
SHNITAIItD, VAN HARLINGEN. & ATCHISON.
fe9-3wif CHESTNUT Street.
MILITAA!If
V . .A.
VNS . & HASSALL,
E VANS
. ,
MILITARY .FURNISHERS,
4.111 nos mint
EeWORDS,:WHES, BELTS, &e.,
Jun i eierytini naeis&r7 for the complete outplof
ARMY AND NAVIrOFF.IOERS.
WHOLIERALE AND MIT
1a97-1m
W. SIMONS & BROTHER,
BANSOM-STREET HALL. PEgLADELPIILL
MANITFACTURF,IIB OF JIMMY.
FINE SWORDS.
ANA
MILITARY GOODS, IN RVERYNARDITT
3084 Man
CARPETS AND OLL CLOTHS.
GI MN ECHO, MILLS,
OVVAINTOWIT. P
M.tpAtaium & co.,
MAXMiACTIIMM IMPORTERS, AND DEALERS,
, I • CHESTNUT STREET,
(Opposite l Independence Hall.)
CAR'P'ETINGS,
011 CLOTHS: &c.
We have now on hand =extensive stock of CARPET-
INOS, of our_ own and other makes. to which we'oall
the attention of. cash and' short-time buyers. fel44in
SEWING MACHINES.
GR9VER •db BAKER'S
OELEI3EATED - NOISELESS
SEWING 'AI
EVM3,.YWItERK TRIOIdriIANT
RheseNACHLNES-have taken the First Premium at
the State Faire last held in
. NEW YORKAIiKiOIIIIT,
NEW nntsE'r. RENTUCKY,
OHIO, TENNESSEE. ' •
INDIANA, ' VIRGINIA,
ILLINOIS, . . NORTH CAROI4INA,
MICHIGAN, ALABAMA.
lOWA, / CALIFORNIA.
INCLUDING BV/IRY STATE FAIR WHERE EX
HIBITED.IN:ISO2.
/Or The Work Made upon. the DROVER •St BARER
MACHINE has taken the Fret Premium at every Fair in
the United States where it hoe been exhibited to thie
date. . -
MACHINES furnished of the same patterns and at the
same price, makinseither the GROVER St 'BARER Stitch
or the Shuttle Stitch, as customers prefer.
GROVER & EAKER S. M. 00.,
'730 tauser aux SERE P.
W • HENRYTATTEN'S NEW. WEST
, r ••END , WINDOW SHaDE. CURTAIN UPHOL..
STERY STORE ,-. Na 1408 CHESTNUT S treet, next
door to Hubbell's Apothecary.
W. HENRY PATTEN most cordially thanks hla
friends and the public, generally for their.Ulberal and
extended patronage, which has enabled him to increase
his business, in • proportion
to all calls made upon him,
and hopes to merit, by strict attention to every. depart
ment of - the same, a continuance of their favor.
Window Shades of every style and quality in the mar.'
ket; Damask DM, Muslin and Nottingham Curtains,
VeStihMe.LaCe and Rode, Arc:, 3c. ; Gilt Cornices, from
a massive and elegant design to amen, cheap (though),
neat band. Upholstering Department comprises every
branch in the trade, and thorough workmen employed
for its separsteparte. Sodding in ffstr,Husk or Feathers,
on hand or made to order (with despatch) of the very
beet materials. Spring Bede allowed by customers to be
unsurpassed t one man hired exclusively for his ability
in this direction. Furniture reupholstered; varnished,
and repaired. Carpets or Matting cut and made, or al
tered and put down, by the beet men to be got in the
city. Furniture Slips or Covers handsomely made and
fitted. Verandah Awnings, of various patterns, fitted to
windows of private houses, public buildings, or stores.
Iron Bedsteads of every description, size, and quality'.
Carpet Bindings, Carpet and Gimp Tacks, and. Shade
Trimming. Wholesale and Retail. •
W. HENRY PATTEN, •
No. 1408 CHESTNUT Street.
MATERIALS FOR MINCE PIES.
BDROILLATER, AND Eta:rims RABIN&
CITRON CURRANTS, SPICA
CIDER WINE,
ALBERT 0. ROBERTS,
DIALER IN PINE GROCERIES,
dals4f tS CORNER ELEVENTH AND VINE
5 OB.BEB 30,1240 H BLAOSSTONE
_
UMEIREIMA CLOTHS.
For sale br MATTHEW BEINNITII, SOX&
11013 TON. Kass.
• -
625 GOLpI'HORE:& . • 00.,:... . 625
Mate of le North Fourth street.)
Manufacturers of
Teasels, Cords. 1211mns. Fringes, Curtain LooPS.Cerare
Tassels. Dress Trimmings, Ellind Trimmings, Tapes,
Braids. Neok-tles. Military Trimmings. eta.
fea-lza Ito. hidREST tstreet, PhiladePtila.
. .J.
Import:
FINE WA
No.
(Up-atal
Has now open
LARG
AMER!
Z. HOWARD &
GtOLD plum:
FINE JEWE
fell-Aan
D . T
soustantly in
AMERI
Of desirable
FIN
attended
and every watch
•
.
diFINI AMERICAN AND
IMPORTS 'WATCHES. Gold'.JeWarY. and SU•
si
verware. at the lo eat weight° prima.
EL moan,
Rs North SIXTH Street:
j . 0.: Ft%
g e l li 1111.
O ,
r D E N,
fefi iii
MERICM&P6OAC
CHES '
J , y
, AIID
oeSl4m• OB M.WRT
&reek
ITII - LOA-NITE . RINGS.
• • •_: •
A tall a.pif talent. all siz.es and styles.
FULLER,
. No:l*i ~ SHESTNUT: Street. tell-1n
. .
WATpHES, JEWELRY, &O.
AjPREBEI ASSORTMENT
AT'LESS THAN FORMER PRICE&
TARR & BROTHII,R, Importers,
mhigf 324 CREST/fIIT Street, below Fourth.. •
ROGERS & BROTHER'S
TWENTIETH ANNUAL• REPORT
INSURANCE COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA AGENCY, 400 WALNUT STREET.
The following is a Statement of the affairs of the Com
pany for the fiscal year ending 31st January, 1863:
NET CASH ASSETS, ]sr PER,. 1885 . ..97,839,788 12
For Premium and Policy Fees..sl, /92,385 38
For Interest ou luvestmeute • 1552,049 59
For Annuillea 8,574 00
Overpaid by Agents 1,05? 59
Paid Claims Jr Death
" Additioni to :erne
" Surrendered Policies
Annuities and reductions of
Premiums
" •Profit and Lees
" ..........
Exchange and Postage, Taxes,
Advertising, galaxies, Medical
Examinations, Law Expenses.
Printing and Stationery, .Rent,
• Coal, Sc
Parr.enzr.pnie.
NET. CASH 017§, lwr FEB. 0563 $8,91R;167 95,
- Invested:4
Cash on h and, pi Trust Co: Band
In Bank
Bonds and Mortgages
United States Stoeks
Real Eitate, Ste
Due from Agents for Cash collec
ted but not remitted.
Add:
Interest accrued, but not due
Interest dui mid 'xiipaid
Deferred Premiums
Premiums In course of transm:ssiou
GROSS ASSETS, FEB. 1, ISM.
INCREASE IN NET CASH ASSETS FOR THE
Number of Policies in force, February 1, 1583, 19,981,
• insuring the sum of 07,391,490, exclusive of
Eeiersionary additions,
. . .
I havecarefally examined the foregoing statement, and
find the same to be correct.
' SITEITARD• BOMAN% Actuary.
Wine the organization of the Company 1,257 deaths
have occurred among its members, on whose policies she
sum of $1,354,316.49 has been paid, of which $137, 23.27
wer,e raid as Dividends or •AdditiOns to Policies, and
which does not include their participation in the ap
preaching distribution of surplus
The details of the Dividends of the date of Ist
February, 1863, will be announced to Policy holders as
goon as possible,
Frederick S. Winston,
John Y.L. Playa; •
William Moore,
Robert 11. McCurdy,
Isaac Green Pearson,
WM. J. Bunker,
William Betts,
John P: Yelverton;
'John Wadsworth,
Alfred Edwards.
Alex. W. Bradford,
John M. Stuart, .
Wm. A. Baines,
Samuel B. Spronlla,
Samuel M. Cornell,
Lucius Robinson. •
W. Smith Brown,
Richard Patrick,
PHILA.DELP •
THOMAS ROBINS,
M. L. Da.WBO::,
OEO. BF. STROUD,
JOHN B. MYERS,
JOSEPH PATTERSON,
JOHN , M. ATWOOD, •
THOMAS H. POWERS,. •
WILLIAM McKEE, ••.!
GIRARD FIRE AND• MARINE
OFFICE. 418 welatrr mg= PHILADIELPMA.
This ,Company continues to take risks on the safes
*lasses of Property at low rates.
The public can rely upon its responsibility, and ability
to pay losses promptly. Its disbursements for the handl
of the public, during the last nine years, exceed
690,000 DOLLARS.
ancliwe respectfully solicit its favor in the future.
DIRECTORS.. •
cHAS. I. DUPONT. JERRY WALKM
JOHN W. CLAGHORN, JOHN THORNLEY,
C E. HEAZLITT, ABRAHAM HART,
DAVID BOYD, JA., PBTER S. HOE, of N. Y.I
WM. M. SWAM, • FURMAN SHEPPARD. •
JOSEPH HI
__,APP 133., N..£3 LAWRENCE ,
THOMAS DRAKE, JOHN SUPPLER.
THOMAS CRAVEN, PreAtdent.
• • A. S. GILLETT, Tilos Preekident,
JAS. B. ALVORD. Secretary. • ao2/33401
131ITED STATES LIFE INS e - fIF
COMPANY OF NEW YORK.' •
JOSEPH R. COLLINS, President.
JOHN BABIB, Secretary.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS 9000 1 000.
The business of this Company is conducted exclusively
on the cash principle, which is now fully recownibrod as
the only correct principle.
The law under which this Company is chartered pro
vides that. if the capital should, from any cans., becoltle
impaired to the extent of $2.5,020, or more, the etoekhold•
ere shall be called upon to make good such deficiency.
This is the only cash Company in America which affords
this safeguard to policy holders.
Dividends declared every three years, tke next on
March 4th, 1265.
Bates of Prentinn charged by, this Company are as low
as MO years' experience and the probable future rate. of
interest , will Justify. _
- O. BARDENWSRPUL Asent,
No. 424 WALNUT Street,
RIZEMINCri.
Joseph Patterson, Req., President Western Bank.
Non. Archibald Mclntyre, Treasurer U. S. /lint.
Messrs Jay Cooke & Co., Bankers.
Messrs. Baker, Westcott, & Co., Bankers.
Messrs. Stuart & Brother, Bank street. delOwrnaw
I'AME INSURANCE COMPANY, NO.
406 CHESTNUT Street. '
PHILADELPHIA.
, FIRE AND INLAND INSITRANCL
DDIECTiDRS.
Francis N. Buck, E. D. Woodruff,
Chu. Richardson, Geo. A. West,
Ileurevris, Jr., John Kessler, Jr.,
John W. Everman. Chas. Stokes,
Philip S. Justice; A. H. Howibobn, '
0. W. Davie, Josep D. Slits. • ' ' 7 ' •
FRANCIS N. MUCK, President. '
CHARLES RICHARDSON, Vtosl'autAiiii,L .
I. BLANCHARD, Secretary: :
WILLIAMS . .•
MOSQUITO,. 'NETS AND. NETTING
A 3 A. for sale by * JOSEPHM: THOMPSOK '
telI4V No. 4- North FIIFFN Wm*.
. .
,FEBRUARY, 18. j 8631.
8 AND JEWELRY.
GEEE
I
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AND COMPLETE STOCK,
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AND SWISS WATCHES,
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SPEOTA,CLES, THIMBLES,
AND'
RY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
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STNUT STREET.
AND
WA.TakiEB.
mid ttsuittites, to salt ill olsesto of
WATCH:
REtisakila
by the most CeperieneedWeilltMen.
mated for out year. . .
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F GO PEI4S.
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SPOONS. POESY • LADLES.. KNIVES, &c.
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rNstrßANag COMPANIES.
MUTUAL LIFE
OF NEW YORK.
F. S..ISrINSTON; PlemsrDErr
F. RATCHFORD STARR, AGENT
RECEITtS . DURING. THE -YEAR
•
'DISIDIRSEMENTS DURING VIE yr.A.R.
.$417;216 CO
.. 74,233 35
$1,301,&96 43
5.433,068 89
2, 066,733 36
93,011 86
--$8,918,187 RS
YEAR, $1,078,399 83
BOARD OF TRUSTEES
Wm. 11. Popham, •
Seymour L. Busted,
Sera Wheeler,
Millard Fillmore,
Samuel D. Babcock,
Martin Bates Jr.,
David HoadeeY.
Henry A. Smythe.
Wm. V. Brady.
W.•B. Dode,
George S. (,oe,
Wm. K. Strong Nathaniel Hayden;
Wm. M. Vermilyo,
John B. Deyelin,
Wellingicin Clapp: •
Melauct. M. Freeman,
Oliver B. Palmer.
RHFERENOES.
JOHN 'WELSH, • -
0E0:41. STUAET,
B. FI S HER EN,
.1. EAVING,
WM. C. LUDWIG •
THOMAS a
W : A o
TSO h N ,
WILLIAM S. BOYD.
STARR, AGENT,
F. RATOHFORD
PHILADA.
400 W
INSURANCE COMPANY
CAPITAL $200,000.
• -NEW 'PI7BIAGATION B i• ''• •
TkiE.AuT4ori OF
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LErs SECligr.
THE LADY LIBLEr.
BY MISS M. R BIUDDIDIT,
AUTHOR OF "LADY AUDLEY'S SECRET," "AURORA:
FLOYD," "JOHN MARCIIVONT'S LEGACY."
"THE CAPTAIN OF THE vinfoint," &c.
Paper 50 cents.
This halm third Ism of the novels lit the author of
" Aurora Floyd," who is now being read', talked about,
and admired more than any writer of fiction of the day.
'lt is an animated, interesting, well-ciinstrinted novel,
and there is no shade or suspicion of dullness in any of
its pages. It is written in a pleasant. liessoing style that
contributes largely to hold the attention.whioh the inge
nuity of its plot awakens.
10,000 of "LADS' AVIARY% SECRET, " &novel by the same
author; were sold in one week. • '
Published by ' . ,
DICK & FITZGERALD:.
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free of postage, on receipt of the price.
Second edition now ready.
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BEADY 'IN A FEW DAYS.
TEE ICE-MAIDEN, AND OTHER TALES.
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IV.
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GABAT TAN HORN: or, the Beggar on Horseback. A
very plever Nova!, by J. S: Sanzale. 12mo. Cloth.
THE GREAT CONSM , EATIbN.. Sequel to the "Great
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A description of the Public Buildings, places of Amuse
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lions, be., An.. including a Guide to LAUREL - RILL
THE WOODLANDS, aed other Cemeteriao, with a MAP
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TRE_IRON FURNACE,
OR
SLAVERY AND SECESSION.
BY REV. JOHN B. AMERY,
A Refugee from 111861SS1PPi•
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Aughey's volume discloses a few cues, among
thimeands, and makes us shudder to think of what
might be told could thembole truth. And its way to the
light. He was about eleven years at the South, and in
this work he gives us an inside view of the machinery
employed to precipitate the rebellion, of the stifling of
Union voices, and of the merciless'conscription.
Hie own personal narrative is one of the most thrilling
and touching ever written. The arrest, the imprison
went, the escape, the rearrest, the honing under the
uplifted sword, the reincarceration, the filthy dungeon,
tht loathsome food, the second t scope, the pursuit ity
cavalry and bloodhounds, the famishing from thirstand
hunter, tad the final exodus from the iron I aroma, and
reception under the folds of the good old flag, form such
a story that we envy not the heart of him who can read
it without deep emotion. His views of slavery, as it
presented itself for eleven succetsive years to his own
eye, cannot fail at this time to interest all. .
This day published by
. WILLIAM 6. & ALFRED MARTIN,
felB " .606 CHESTNUT Street.
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'Green. • It
PIYBBISEPETY TRU HMI,
A NOVEL•
ISSUED THIS WEEK.
NEW RRADY-;
724 pIESTNUT STREET.
Between Seventh and Eighth Streets
riwiroGßAPns.
LOOKING GLASSES;
DBALIIIO 13
ANTED-SOME LIVE' BATS.
LT • Apply .at the son'thweet corner TENTH and
ARCH letrects•
. • • lt•
WANTED --A L 110 TO RE R T
with Ai-DIORAMA OF TIES didlllll-
CAN CIV I rWAR; onewho wEltslcsitoj o to . en. in, the'
basi e. ns& prekee'red. Address WORTHINGTON. Piga
Offic feIS-s•
iptriNTEn, BY A YOUNG MAN Or
expirience, a StrT AVOW . as Fbi per is a aroce
ri Howe. or other capacity where be can. make blmietf
generally_tiscfni. Cain furnish some g ipo teat• If do ,
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Press Office. fel6l.2te•
WANTED =A PRACTICAL MAN—
comrgeot to liter mitt' enti DRUGS. Also; a
Young MAD., tilt, Writer a gtiod hand,• to assist in a
counting-room—noisslary the fret year: Andreas Box
1421, Post Office. tatalt.'
~ C loth 7e cents.
TO ONE MINING , . FROM TWO TO
Five Thousand Dollars, as an' Att'vs Partner: will
please call at Factory foot of WOOD-STREET Wff ARE,
Schuylkill, for full particulars. . thl.7.(k.
WANTED, BY .A. YOUNG; LAWYER
and Phonographer, a Situation to a•Lair or Newa
paper Office. 800 bad conWilerebleeaPerience in report
ing Law exam Salary not Which of an object. Ad.diaes
GEORGE PERT, Piverrotlice. fell4-2t•
WANTED -814,000; $5;000, $4OOO, AT
tiVe per cent...on bl'ortgates on Perms
near Norrlotown Worth dbuble the WlllOntat. Apply to
WILLIAM ROSSlTER..Conveyancer:
Norristown, February J 6.•.
SEC 0 ND--HAga_:: - FURNITURE
WAN') ED—Aleo,-0014118..-Mirrora Dedding, Stove.%
&o. Thu higheat mice cash . Call orarlArean
WM. LNWII., No. 941 RIDGE Avon& . . fel4-6to
fel.3-fmw9t
gla WANTED TO PIIROHASE —A
miamoderate sized three-story Brick HOUSE, in a cen
tral locati on .
g have all the modern improvements.
Address •'House,' at this once. stating pries. terms,
and location. Ja3l-tf
WANTED TO RENT, FROM THE
mit first of April next, a moderate-elzed throontory
BRICK DWELLII(I HOUSE; in a central locality. II
post have all the modern improvements. Address,
' Rent," at this office. elating locality and mice. ials-tf .
DEPUTY QUARTERMASTERGEN
-
RAYS OFFICR.—PEHLADELPHIA, Feb. 9,1963.
1193SELS war ted Immediately to. carry COAL to the
following points:
Tortncas.
• Key Went,
Fort Monroe,
Alexandria., Va. ' •
Port Royal, S.C. A. BOYD,
felo-tf Captain and Antal cluarter*aster,_
Aft VESSELS WANTED TO LOAD
COAL' Immediately, for. Key West and New
Orl€ sun Charters made upon the moat tayomblaterme.
Apply to 111115TER NORTON & CO..
felt-st• 20534 WALNUT Street:. Up Stairs.
TO RENT ' WITH BOARD , TO 'A OEN,
TO TLEMAN AND WIFE—One or two hstitiveate
Rome in:a small. private (amity. 52 North TEM
TIRENTN Street.. fa 17.31.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
.L
fIOAL YARD FOR• BAL E.-THE
hest •
ettedmryird iri the city': capacity for doing
any amount of business. Ingatreoh the premise.% No.
957 North NINTH Ftreet, bildowtiltard avenue. felt-Sts
TINENCIMBERED COUNTRY. REAL
••••••
ESTATE and CASH to exchange for MERCHAN
DISE or good CITY PROPERTY.. E. PE (TIT,
fell-6C. 309 WALNUT Street.
et TO EDNT - THE . DWELLING
ANNpart of the House 1313 CHESTNUT Street contain
ingtisixtem rooms, with all the modarn conycniancee.
Apply to Thelma Martin. Real !Mate Agent and Collec
tor, N W. corner of FOURTH and PINE Street*, Fhila
aelpda. . , fen-et*
LFOR.SALRL.GRERN LAWN SR.
INARY. with all the appurtenances; situate in the
town of Unionville, Mender county. Building large and
in good repair. Garden, Lawn, and all the conveniences
for a School or Residence: Apply to
JACKSON SLILY,
Rkaidingthereon, Unionville; Cheater county, Pa.
felB-st. • -
et 7 0 RENT—AN• ELEGANT AND
.mat. commodious DWELLING, containing 40 rooms, is
sPlendid situation, opposite the new Post Office and
the Custom• House, on CHESTNUT Street.
For terms, a➢N between the hours of 10 and. 2
o'clock, at No. 4E2 CHESTNUT Street, above Fourth.
f‘l4-61.. JOHN REA.
• GERMANTOWN: -.. PROPERTY.
maLFOR SALE.—A •desirable residence. — iittiutted on
JOHNSON Street, between Green and Main streets.. The
let contains ninety feet front by three hand reetfbeCdeeP.
The improvements are handsomely located, and consist
Of a double three-story Stone House, with halt in the•
centre and kitchen back, with all the conveniences of
PS. water, stable, 'garden, &e: For further particulars,
apply on• the premises, or to DANIEL TRUMP, first
wharf below Coates street, on the Delaware. fel6-I.OC.
at FOR SALE—A. ThA Rhi OF 100
Acres, nine miles from city; land best k/tutllll',‘
high and rolling; pure spring water; suitable fur coun
try seats; price *llO per acre. Also, a first-rate Dairy
Farm of ISO acres near N. P. - Railroad; price e. 90 per.
acre. Also, a Fdrm of 2.4.14 acres near Norristown. Ap
ply to WIVROSSITER, Norristown. fel7-3t. •
VALITABLRFARASFOR SALE.—
..a-The subscriber offers at private sale a valuable
Farm, situate in New Britain township, Bucks county,
within half mile of the Lead. Mines, containing fil/ii
acres of good-land, 6 of which are woodland. This
property is situated within three miles of Doylestown..
Call and see it, and for further particulars apply to the
subscriber, on the property.
fel6-121*" , JOHN W. THOMAS.
•
TO RENT--FPMSTORY STORE,
No. ISO ARCH St., now • oraupled asi a Paint !Rom
P 0554384011 May Ist. Apply to
WILLIAM H. RAZOR,.
fel9-61. • • 25 North FOURTH Street.
FOR SALE-DELAWARE. COUN
TY FARM, 96 acres, 12 of which are heavy timber,
balance .in a high state of cultivation, situate 3 miles
from Marcus Hook Station and Steamboat Linding, 21
miles from the city. Large and substantial stone
provements, handsomely situated, and nicely watered: •
Also, a large number of first-class Fermata .the adjoin
int' counties. Call and examineltegieter. Apply to
E. PETTIT, Noi 309*WAINIIT Street.
at TO . EXCHANGE-,OIIESTER
COUNTY FARM. —73 acres oreincelleni laud: Sta
tion of Pennsylvania Railroad on- the. place; large im
provements, nicely watered, Am rale°, a valuable. Farm
imile from Doylestown Depot, SS Wine -north of the
city, in Bucks county. .ap3 , 17
fez o. 309 WALNllrStreot.
FOR SALE.—THREFrRIGHTIRI
of the brig Thos. Walter. ApV.y to • •
CHAS. 8. a JAS. CARSTAIREI,:Jr.,
1516 WALNUTIStreske
A , PHRENOLOGICAL CLASS:.4 Fag"
-LADIES AND. OENTLBMEN___ noir. forming Ap
ply to J. L: CAPFN; at 922 r CELBEITNUT Street. intemi,
nations, wlth written or verbal descriptions. made day
evening. - • • . • ' fea-wrest
• •
FEMALE COLLEGE, BORDENTOWN;
N. J.—Pleasantly located on the Delaware river'
30 miles north of Philadelphia. It has been In success
fel operation for eleven years. and Ls one of the most •
flourishing institutions in this section of the country.
Special attention .is paid to the common and higher •
branches of English, and
.ertpertor advantages fnrnished
in Vocal and Instruniental Music. French taught by
native, and spoken in the family. For catalognes ad- ,
dre's • . • • , Rev. JOHN H. BRAKBLNIr. .
ielB-2m*
CL.ABSIOALANDENGLISRSOAOOL
N. l OF H. D. ORBOOTLY, L X., IleS ILLBIEET Street.
...30.1Mms
AGE GREEN SEMINARY.;--A
SELECT BOARDINEI SCHOOL, ITEAR MEDIA, PA.
Thorough course An. Mathematics. Classics. English
studies, &c. -
Military Tactics taught. Classes in Book-keeping, Sur
veying, and Civil Engineering. Pupils taken of all ages.
and are received at any time.
Boarding per week, $2.94.
Tuition per quarter, .6.00.
For catalognec or information address Ray.J. HERVEY
BARTON, A. M., Village Gran. Pa .. .7410-tt
PERSONAL.-A. , D'AN.OONA GIVES
a high price fur Ladies aad.Eleatlemesee Cast-of
Clothing, at 330 SOUTH Street. fel3-12t.
'PENSIONS. $lOO BOUNTY AND
Paypro(mred and collected ihr soldiers, ga ll on
and the relatives of such as are deceased, at reasonable
and eattstactory rates. Claims caebed or advanced twos
by JAMES FULTON,
Solicitor for Claimants,
424. WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
Particular attention• fiTOll to parties Ileitis at a die
tanee. . ' ocl&tf •
ESTATE OF ,JAMES..o.`.(arzmoNg,
DECEASIV—Letteri testamentary on the estate of
JAMES C. GILLMORE, lateof the City of Philadelphia.
deerimed; having beet . granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted to the said estate will make PaYntent,
and those having cia ma will present them to
BlEtirmi) YARD,
No. 617 CHESTNUT Street.
Febniery 16, 1. 5 63. felS-w6t.
TN THE ORPHANS' OURT FOR THE
- 5 - CITY •AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
,"•‘, .
Bitate of BLISLIN RUSSELL, deceased. "
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit. indite,
and adjust the first and final account of IigNRY S..
COCHiLtN, Administrator of the estate of SUSAN RUS
BELL;.decessed, and to report distribution of the balance
In the hands of the accountant, will meet the parties in
terested, for thelmrposes of his appointment, on TRIMS
DAY, the fifth .e ay of March. IM, at 4 o'clock P. M., at
office,"No. 260 South THUD Street, in the city, of
Philadelphia.. EDWARD TILBURY JONES,
fele-fmwet 'auditor.
TN THE , COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
1 FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
• In the matter of the' account of JAMES MCGILL, As
siguee of HILES & McGILL, 'under assignment dated.
.Novezobai,24, 1581, recorded in Deed Book A. - C. U.
No. 72, page 421.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to' audit, settle,
and adjust the above account of James McGill; assignee
of Hiles & McGill, as above-mentioned, and. to report
distribution of the balance, will meet the parties inte
rested, for the purposes of his appointment, on MONDAY,
March 2d, 1865, at 4 o'clock P. M., at his °Mee, No. 4.23
WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
felB-wfrm et B. H. HAINES, Auditor.
••••. • •• • •
T : FIRM •OF BRAM, &
JUSTICE is dissolved by th e death of WARNER
JUSTICE.' The business of the late firkin will bees:Wed
by the surviving partner, J. R. RENDERDINE, who
will continue the HARDWARE businees at the tenth
west corner SEVENTH and SPRING GAlWETStreets,
Philadelphia, Febrnary 18, 1863. thlS•Sts
AIR. THADDEUS FLANA.GAN IS AB.:
woclated with ine. from this date. in the CLOTH
JOBBING. BUSINESS. Style of the Srat will, be.HULE
& FLANAGA.N. . JOSEPH-A. HULL, :
2140 CHESTNUT Street,
Philadelphia, Febimary 16, Mk fill-81
NOTICE.-PHILADELPHII, FEBRU
LRy. & pot—The COPARTNERSHIP heretofore ex
isting between THOMAS A. BIDDLE. HENRY J. BM.
DLR., and ALE.XAN
firm off
Stook and Exchange
Brokers, ander the of Thomas Biddle k Co. , is tMe
day dissolved by the terms of articles of copartner
faun in consequence of the death of Major BERRY J.
BIDDLE.
The business will be carried.on by the surviving part
ners at the same place and under the same name.
The affairs of the old firm will be settled by the sub
scribers, • THOMAS A. BIDDLE.
fe2-lm ALEXANDER BIDDLE.
THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL CONTI
-a- lin the DRUG RIISINTsEa, ae heretofore. at the
Old Stand. N0..724 MARKET Street. • •
WM: ELLIS & CO. Brants%
3al-tf 724 M ARKETStreet.
. _
Lon OR . MISI;IAID -CERTIFICATE
NO., 106 for '24 shares of Stock In the 3LAACTRACTU
RERSnfr'SURAIf GE COMPANY. All persons are here
by caulloped against negotiating same, as application
has been made for renewal.
fall-w9t. WILLIAM A. RHODES.
MICROSCOPES, SPECTACLES, AND
SPY-GLASSES, for presents for /ale by
JAMES W. q3L.UN a CO,
delSSintt 924 CHns - PNIIT Street.
wistams...- WILLIAM N. ATWOOD,
UNDERTAKER,
NO. 119 N. EIGHTH STREET,
Above ARCH, east stile. meAttr.
. . .
• EDWIN' A. 111:11421128;...II1g
tiERTARER:
. Aree Bouth..TENTH street, above Spate%
felo4m ;Philadelphia.
DR ..
FINE,,IPRAG'IIOAL DEN-.
IST tor the lent twenty pant: Ste' VINE St.,
below Third, inmate the most beautiful TIMM of the
age, mounted on fine Gold Platlne, Silver, Vulcanite, Co
ratite, Amber, dm., at eras, for neat and Ambatantial
work, more reasonable an any dentist in this city or
State. Teeth plusged . to las extractin g. Artiial Troth re
paired to unit. ho pain in s ocbarttes
tireatieted LU is right. Itaforenoe.beatfamilies. 11194*
WANT .
BOARDING.
EDUCATION:
PERSONAL.
LEGAL:
Ci)iPART*I6JUSIIIP9.
AJWSEMEWT9,
AMERICAN ACADEMY Of M US/0
.3a1r..1
ozitkert ormttit
CARD.—Aetnatett by the, soncitstrote ritmar,pa
trot. ot the late Getan Ow= seitgebt• subtethwr
has induced Mr. CAM ANSCHVFZio consent to smother
short see. me of GERMAN OPEAA. Ire Philadelphia, elt
the ACADEMY OF MIMIC. Tim stegsorY wtll cotaitstog
elx nights, commencing on
WEDNESVAT, Mirth 4t1i,.11S
The (*eras to be prodeted Will St,
"Tin MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR:''.l3PlikoteL
" YOSEFH,•' s 1 y Mehul.
SItRAOLIO e ' r by Montt
STBADIALA," by P: Vote FrotbW.
' THEMARRUCOE OFFICPARO. doeittket.
Rad' " DER FRISISnitrrZ;" or'sonA °Mow
acknowledged favorite Opera
Por tho SIX OPERAS a Sulksctiption will be 'optlityffi
on the same terms as before, viz'
SUBSCRIPTIONS - FOR-SIX. OPERAS
Reserved Seats in Tla!cony, Parquet, or Pironet
Circle ' SWOO'•
Adhiiseion to " 4POO '
Single Tickets, •reserved seat . • • I'OTY*
The Opera Rlghte
MONDAY.
WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY:. or SATURtIir.
And no more thaw. three Subscription' Nights will
• bp
given in any one week, and subscribers will have the
. right to retain their seats at any' extra MA - ferments,
The Manager desiring, •in a:suitable' way, to expmar
his gretefulnees at the most liberal manner in wittch he
Was encouraged in his undertaking, during the first vlsit''
of the Troupe to Philadelphia, •br the 'Directors, Stook.
Joiders, and Habitues pf the Academy, will dye a Per
for:mince for the sole bentilt of'the American AM:deter
of. binsic in Philadelphia, All fdtther announcement for
this performance will be made by the Cordmittee'or At+
.rangetnents
THE ENTIRE CHORIIS•AND 'ORCHESTRA'
(both eonaiderably increased) •will bit brought on fra •
New' York; and the undersigned pledgee himi4elf thrg•
while under his management every part of the above
prcgwlepia (grteiselylurstated. and'
notmlftloitc;itp
THE' MOST BRILLIANT'SEASON"
ever witnessed Iry Philadelphia
ADOLPII TIROPILD:
A ACADEMY OF MUSW.
•L- 4 - The'COURTIAND SAUNDERS CADETS' - DRILL,
SATURDAY tanct at 8 P. Df., for the benefit of SOL
DIERS' CHILDRE!
. _
Tickets (25 and fet) cents) • at , ,Aea:demy and Gonad's,
Seventh and Chestnut._ fV17.7.6t
NEW CHESTNIITISTREET Tri4A
TEE.
Leinwand Manager Mr. Tr. winATzat,
THIS (W HE L d
e a n NIGHT BOUTF e M BM
MR. HACKETT.
. WILL - POSITIVELY FORITIIE LAST TIME '
Re-appear.in bls great
PRETENDINGComic charactertit,
FALSTAFF LOVE,
TO THE MERRY WIVES OF 'WIND QR.
Wlten'be will be supported byiMessra. McCullough. ,
Canon, Becket, Martin Holmee, Taylor, German, Ward..
H
Collier, Ringsland. Wallis, est. Carland, Matthews:
Tliomae. Master Fisher. Mrs. .1 Et: Allen. Madame''Penisi, Miss Henry and NW Mary Well
Conductor " Mr. MARK -
THURSDAY, February IF,
For the first time,
Banim's CassicalTraimd. y of
DAMON AND PYTHIAS.
EDWIN FORREST
In ills great part of
DAMON.
PeettivelY
FOR TWO MOATS ONLY.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Famlty Circle
Dress • Circle
Parquet and Secured Seats in Dress Circle
Seats in Private Boxes, each
Doors open at 7: Curl ain rises at 73G.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH-STREET
THEATRE.
Bullion Agent and Treasurer SOS . 11.1W^RPHT.
Bast night but Three of AIMS JA! B COMBS.
Romantic Play and Nautical Drama.
TO-NIGHT. (W.doesday.,) February 18th.
THE WIPE'S SECRET.
Lady Beeline Alnyott..•• .. Mies Jane Coot:obeli
Sir Walter Amyott. —4— Barton MIL
To conclude with the nautical Drama of
THE; LOST SHIP.
Ti m othy Trim...... Frank Dre . , nr:L
Sall Pogple ri
BIINEFFP OF NV Wink
rrtT Ci l gg'ige7 H.
MSiaeeeeAtlotlr
WALNUT-STREET - TIirIATRE.
• r sole Lemma Mrs. M. A. GARRETTSOI.
Bulimia Agent Mr. JOHN T. DONNELLY.
70-NIGHT, tMR. R. Et DY.
THIS (firednesday) EVENING. February Ifith. lap;
Willlmperformel tbeffreat Indian Drama, eraitled. •
Uteri TOMEI!,
THE LAST OF THE NARRAGANSETTS.
Miantonimi —Mr. H. .Eddsr.
Hums H. L. Beacom&
Onalletah .. .. . . .. AnntrCowcfh
To conclude wit h Comedy of
ALL THAT GLITTERS IS NOT GOLD.
Martha Gibbs Mks Kate Denim
Jasper Plum' E. Thayer
---
Doors open at 1 . ; Curtain will rise at pi.
HE STEREOPTICON, INIVEST PIEE
LADELPATA;; COMISSIONERIMADLIEWBEI
DAY EVENING:—SpIene id' Vittles' by the Drummond
Light. Admission 20 cents. Children•Weente. • *Mt,
FOB , THE BENEFIT OP THE. SICK
AND WOUNDED EiOLDIERS.—EBADIPFSR by
PIIILIP LAWRENCE sad. his POBILE, at ASSEMBLY
BUILDINGS, on WEDNESDAY EVENING. February.
18th. " GARIBALDI'S" entrance into Naples. &c.
Tickets 25 cents. Commence at 8. tel7-2t*.
CARPEN TEN'S •
• EIGHTEENTH' ANNUAL FLORAL. BALL,.
. AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
' TUESDAY EVENING, April 14th.
TICKETS- TWO.DOLLARS,
Which arenow ready. for. delivery, by JOHN TH62N.
LEY,lEso.4,3ll•Chestunt street, and. D. L. CARPEN
TER,. at his Rooms, 625 Arch street.
N. B.—No tiokatito be had at the door on t
fo hat Eve
l7-61*
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, CORNER
OF TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets.—SEVENTH
WEEK AND GLORIOUS SUCCESS OF THE BOHEMI
AN TROUPE OF GLASS BLOWERS, EVERT BYEINENG.
AND •ON .WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
NOONS.—At each Entertainment, the celebrated low
pressure GLASEStetim-Engine MONITOR, made entirely
of Glass, will be-In full operation. Ail the Magnitleetil
Works of Art, Manufactured by Lie COmpassy, win be
dbeftbuted gratuitously to the visa ore. On FRIDAY Eve
ning, February 20th", a Splenc id Came of Work will be
given to theantbor•of the beet Coaondt um.oct the Glasse
Strom legit e. •
rewncur.A.R. HOTlCR.—TheFiret Present, each eye
ning,owillle a Splendid Case of Glen Work.
. Ads/Oilstone/5 seats., No• bait price, •
Exhibition .tommences in the• Eyettitm at S. o'clock.
Aftentoon at 3 o'cloilt.: ' fele-tlt•
S E M. 13 LY..BMIDINGS-TENTIU
: AND. CHESTNEIT.
ANIUSBMENTS.• FOR OLD. AND. YOUNG.
OIT&
The great•IdAOICI SIGN ATt mid .R
V S ENT U RILOGUIST, with lie,
LFaRIVIND..!CANARY BIRDS, will give him new and
populasZnYertainments• EVERY .RWNING daring th
Wilik,commensizag. at .734 o'clock and WRDNMDAY
and SA-TBRDAY afternoenaat 3. The attractions will be
marvellous) • exam/J.l)3We •In Magic • wonderful* *were
in .VontrilonalsatuendcthmTmearned danar7 Bird th thets
new. characters
• Admission 26 tents.••• Children 13i:eats. &SW
GBIMAIRA: ORCHESTRA.. - PUB.
LIG RiREARSALS gym SATURDAY APPAR.-
NOON at-9)0 o'clock, at the MUSICAL FUIiD
Carl ,Sents, conductor. Tickets 7A cants. Packages of I.
Mite* Si — to ba•had of Andre dt — Co-, D O S Chestnut'
deeds J., R. Gould. Seventh and Chestnut, and at the
hall door.
TISTITUTION . ' FOR: THE _BURR
.EXHIBITION. every WEDNESDAY at 33i Et
mission- TEN .CENTS. St.gre , No. SouthIGHTH
Street. dol2-wtl
HAESLERS ORCWRSTRA.—
xsw
214 South SIGHTH St.. ° belg%lnut. dolUtbsi
.FEN.NSYLVA.NIA .. ACADEMY OF
7133 Arra
1025 cierzsrm Errittrr.
Is open daily (Sundays exospbsd)' from 9 A. .119. till 0
P. 11.• Admission 25 cents. Children halfprlea.
, Shares of stock,' IMO.
THINGICs !I—SPARRING TOURNA
-Le MENTII--JOE:COEURN,. who is matched. to fight
MCCOOLI for 32, cov and'•the Championship ef America,
will glre
• GRAUD FiRIARING IiCITEMAINNXBIrf
previous to going into Trainins. at
FRANKLIN MALL,
SIXTH STREET, BELOW ARCM,I___
OF FRIDAY EVENING, February th}, Mgt
CON OREM, champion of Colorado, will , be present
and exhibit his Belt. All the fancy will he on hand.
The wind-up will he a grand display of Science between.
JOE COBURN AND CROW. ,
Admission 50 cents.
. .
Doors open at 7. Sparring to Oomraence-at,B o'clook
precisely. Tickets to be had at the door. felB-30'
MEDICAL.
.SICK'.AID :AFFLICTED
DR. S W A Y,N- S
COX POUND •
.13YRIJR OF WILD OITIERR:Y_
No VA3fWAt, particularly at, .this F-08.1011, should be
without "Dr. Swayze:es Compound , Syrup of Wild
Cherry ;" coughs and colds, wliteh are very prevalent,
are quickly cured. even in.neglected.,a.ees, where the
•cough is *aged,. pains,brea.st and sitte..fever, bloody ex
.pecturatign, sore throat, night sweats, lungs more or less
affected, 'Swayne's Compound" will tiut fait to give re
lief, and wonderful cures have taken place, when to all
human probability it could not be possible.
DR. SWAYN,Riti
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
Tiu STANIJARp Wed most reliable remedy fora Moffitt.
or seated cough, Sore , Throat, Asthma, Weak Bresst,
'Bronchitis,. Niglit Sweats. Pain.s. (breast or side), Ner-
VOUB Debility, it coning Coughs WASS Nights, ail pul
monary Complaints_ Volumes might be tilled : with
proo f from all parts of the world, to prove that no .
remedy bee ever been dtscoveneid in the whole history.
medicine, that acts se prompt, even in the worst •
eases of pulmonary disease.
7 ., : t.jad appetite, complete..
digestion, strength, and a di ion for active exercise..
are sure tafOliOWtts . nee. you have been tampering :
with the Dishy articles put out by persons totally Igno
rant of the science of medicine, is theory or praptice.,
and your case been, neglected, you will And In TB?
MAUR'S * COMPOUND" your only hope of cure.
the bowels are costive, or headache accompanies your
dieease, a dose of •
te-SWAYNE'S-Vg
SAXSA,PA. AND TAR PILLS !
will remove it. Thirty years' experience, and the in,
creasing pcZarity.of. "DR. WAYNE'S ISEDIVNESI'•
are cousin nit pr f. Prepared only by Dr. SWA "
& SON, SIXTH Street, above Vine. Setd• bt
Dealers throughout the Hefted States. feld-iftt
BROWN ' S. BROI. S ItErtAL TROCEOF4
for Couhe, Colds, and Irritated Throats, are offered
with the fullest Confidence in their efficacy. They have.
been thorotddy,tested, and maintain tho 'condi ropnta.
lion they. hare justly acquired. Air Mare a_re,
ticms. be sure to ma'am the. genuine at PES.WIRICM'
BROWN'S DruKand Chemical &urea. Hi cor. CHEST
NUT and FIFTH. btreets.
Also, Mutter's Cough Syrup,. Wistar's Cough litmenfiee;
prepared from original prescriptions. ..ia.9o.baelf
E YE - LI AND BALM
Oculist and Aurist, front Leyden. Holland. is MMes
manently located at No. SUPINE Street. labsre he Weald
itl diseases Artificial Eye or insertedtillattly. and earel"..•
curable. 'Eyes without pain
N. B.—No charges made for examination. Office hos= •
from 8 to 11 o'clock A. Id: and 2 to 7 P. M. 318-Bm*
sTEdoort NOTICE.--STRA.M.
6/3 , 7 MARY A. BOARDMAN will pail frc
hew York on TRURSDAL Feb. Mth. for }HUMOR%
N. C., and PORT ROYAL. For freight or
apply at Marnden'sßx - press Office, NA MOT MIMI%
Street. ffelB.9oifJ. F. A. PHILIPS. Agent. •
, An LILLIE'S SAFE DEPOT RE.-
MOVED to No. 81 South SEVENTH Street, near
e ranklin Institute.
The undersigned, thankful for past favors, and lades'
determined to merit future patronage, has swayed ea
alegant and convenient store, and has now on hand a
large assortment of Lillie's Celebrated Wrought mad
Chilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Safes (the oar
strictly fire and broglar proof safes made). Also, Lillie's .
Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Looks.
Lillie's Bank Vault Doors and Locke will be tarnished
to ordor on short notice. This Is the strongest, best pro—,
acted, and cheapest Door and Lock yet offered
Also, particular attention is called to offere d
New'
Cabinet Safe, [or Plate, Jewelry, atc. This Safe is eon
thded to surpass in style and elegance anything Yei
>Eared for this purpose. and Is the only one that th,
strictly are and burglar proof.
SPECIAL NOTICIL—I have now on hand say twenty of
Farrel, Barring, St Co.'s Safes, =ostler them nearly new..
and some forty of other makers, comprising a complet•
assortment as to aloes, and all lately exchanged for the,
now celebrated LllllB. Safe. :Ther will be' siold at TOM.:
owprices. Please call and examine.
lyit•x t, Sala& Aaaal:
Bd_4iD s'A 1t
.... 25 °esti.'
.... 60 oents:r
.... 75 ova,.