SPECIAL -NOTICES.
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iIIIINISHING CHINA AND GLANS IDITABLIBIDNENT,
CHINA HALL, 5119 CHESTNUT STREET,
Directly opposite Independence Hall. Philadelphia.
Hotels, restaurants, and shipping supplied, China and
-Masi packed in a proper manner. and warranted Cr"'
breakage, to all parts of the United States.
N.. 8.--Ohlua .tleoorated to. orders also, Initials and ,
"S* B . * elettentlY enitiaied on Lahti glass.
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UNIS-18101 CLOTRIBG, . OF THIS likTitiFt
eFFLBS, made la the Beet Manner , expreisly for RETAIL
.744L.16. • LOWEST • Belling Prioes marked in Plata 'll.
'rea ''All Goode made to Order warranted eatiektotori
.rOur-Oss-Yams Burnt( to strictly adhered to. , Ail are
+thereby treated alike.
deals 'JONES
,d 1 CO.. 604 MARKET Street.
BATORMLOR P B HAIR DYE! •F•
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR'S celebrated Hair Dye
sorodnces a color not to be distlngnished from tutor, t
wierranted not to injure the hair in the least remedlet
.the 11l effects of bad dyes, and, invigorates the Hair to;
Alfa. ORAL RED, or RUSTY ILUR instantly tuna a
.splendid Black or Brown, leaving the Hair soft and
lbeantifnl, Bold by all. Druggists, dro.
/Sr The Gauche signed WILLIAM A. BATCH"
fLOIL on thsfour sides of each box.
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FACTORY, No. tit BARCLAY Street,'
(Late= Broadway dnd IS Bond adrect.)
Nell York.
.zafSAy
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DRAKE'S PLANTATIOP• BMW S.
'They purify. strengthen. and tityfgorate.
`They create a healthy appetite:
'They are an antidote to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late honri.
:They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
' They prevent miasmatic and Intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach.
'They curs Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They care Diarrhteha, Cholera, end Cholera Norte:is.
They care Liver Complaint and Nervous Readmits:
They are the beet BITTERS MIMI world. They mak.
the weak man strong, and are exhausted nature's great
restorer. They are made of pure St. Croix Rum, the cell►
*rated Cellist's Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken will
the pleasure of a beverage, without regard to age or time
of day. Particularly recommended to delicate persons
requiring a gentle stimnlant. Sold by' all Grocers, Drug
.gists, Hotels, and Saloons. P. LL DRAKE it CO., 51011'
BROADWAY. New York. ' sedat.grs
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MARRIED.
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HUBBS—JONBS.—At Haddonfield, N. S., on the fah
of February, 18)3, by Rev. G. A. Raybold, Mr. Geo. W,
!Hobbs and Mt ms °Polite Jonem , both of Newton town
'shipCeindencounty N.
_J.
.70 . 13NSON—CORSO ' N.—On the Pci Instant. by Rev. R.:
A. Raffle, Mr. William M. Johnson to Miss Anna B.
•Corson, both of Williamstown, New Jersey. •
YOUNG—IIYNEMAN.—On the 18th inst., by Rev. Dr.
Newton, S. Warner Young to Lizzie S., second daunt
ler of the late Chas. F. Hynemen, both of thin City. •
WARFER—ROGRLAND.—O.. Thursday. Feb. 12th,
'hp the Rey. Oeorse Musgrave, W. R. Werner to Mary
Sogoland, daughter of ,the late George Roseland, all • of
'this city.
1:IMI:).
EASBY.—On the lAth inetant, Christiana Rattly. ' '
The relatives and friends of the family are respectful IYr
'lnvited to attend her funeral, (rive' her father's resi
dence, No. 342 South Front street, orildonday afternoon,
nt two o'clock. To proceed to Woodland Cemetery. •••
FERREEH-On the morning of thellith Instant. MarY
f in McJimsey, daughter of James B. and Mary Ann
The relatlies and friends of the family are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her
varents,lio. 204 North Thirty-fifth street,'Virest- Phila
delphia, en Saturday afternoon, the 21st instant, at 2
o'clock.
suAßprzss. —On the 18th inst., Jacob Sharpless, Df.
D., In the 72d year of his age:
The friends of the family are invited to attend hie fu
metal, frein..his late .residence, in Downingtown, o n
Seventh- d sr.the 21st inst. 4 at 2.(eCIOCk Wednesday
M. •
BAHNWELL.—In Germantown. 'on , Feb-,
runty 18th, the Rev. William 11. Bafhwell, late Rector
. of St. Peter's Church, Charleston.
The clergy of the Epiecopal Church, and the clergy of
the city generally, are invited to attend the funeral ser
vices, at the Church of the Epiphany, on Saturday, the
21st in kan t. at 12 H. ' precisely'.
CARROLL. —On the 18th instant, Mrs. Elizabeth Car
roll, relict of the late E. A. Carroll, in :he (13th year of
new age.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited to
Attend.the (anent', from her late residence, northeast
corner of Ninth and South streets, to- morrow after
noon, 21st Instant, at two o'clock, without further no-
Calm .
JORNSON_, In Sunday, Februaryl, 1801 in Hospital
No. 14, at Nashville, Tenn., Mr. Henry C. Johnson,
member of the "Anderson Cavalry," in the 24th year of
hie age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
bolted to attend the funeral services at St. Matthew's
. Lutheran Church, New street, below Fourth, between
'lime and Tine, this (Friday) afternoon, at '2 o'clock.
. Funeral services by Rev. E. W. Rutter , the pastor. •
SWAIN—At Bristol. on Tuesday, the 17th instant,
David Swain, in the 88th year ()fhb; age,
Ills friends and relatives are invited to attend his fune
ral, from the residence of his daughter, Eveltna Guerard,
No. 80 Radcliff street, Bristol borough, this day,
February 21, at two o'clock, I'. U., without farther no
tice. et.
JiitIFFJTH.—On the morning of the lath inst., Joseph
-- W.youngest son of Wm. 11. and Emily Griffith, in the
4ith 'year/Whitt age.
Funeral from his late residence,No. 1601 Filbert street,
Birth-day nfternoon. at 2 o'clock. •
ORIFFITH.—On Wednesday, 18th inat., John Griffith,
agellB years.
His relatives Gad friends are respectfully invited to
A ttend his funeral. front his late residence No. 3H Vickie
street, Camden,_ N...J., on Nanday, at 12 o'clock. To
proceed to Odd Fellow's Cemetery. se
BOLTON.—On December 21st. in Richmond. from
wounds recetieddn the battle of Frederieksbnrs, James
Bolton, of Company H, 121st Regiment, P. V., in the
ill rear of hie age. eon of Hannah and the late Joshua
Molten. of Frankford.
BUCKLEY. —On the 17th inst., Jane, wife of Michael
Buckley, So.:10070RM
CAMFBELL.—Gn the 4th instant, on board , thtiir. S.
steamer Fly, off Charleston harbor. Patrick H. Camp
bell, of Rtra Roe, county Tyrone, Ireland.
DATIE.--On the 13th Instant, of scarlatina, Charles
F. only sou of John H, and. Amanda E. Davis, aged 15
'months. • •
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DISAICKSerf..—On the morning of the 16th inetant,
Sarah W. Derrickson, relict of the late Samuel Derrick.
son, in the Nth. year of her age. •
• DION. I —On Pricier. the 13th instant, Mtn. Margaret
Dick, widow of the late Peter Dick, in the Seth year of
'her age. ' •
SPRING • MOURNING GOODS--BES
SON & SON„-:-Monrning Store,-No. 9113 CHEST.
.I‘l7T Street, have received
Black Bilks of the moat desirable makes.
Black and White nest.l3triped and Check Silks.
Perk Printed Foulard Silks.
Black Monsaalines, Tamlsee. Bombazines,
Black Crape Tanunetane, Alpacas, and 3lohairs.
Black and White Layne, Gingham, Mohai r ' . Black Silk Grenadines, Grenadine Bareges.
Bleak English Creme and Yells.
Shawls, Hosiers, Wove", Parasol', Collars, Sleeves,
. fele-tf
RnM..-ac,LANDELL, FOURTH AND
ARCH. always keep 11 line stook of
Staple Household Goode.
MO Beat Knalitt, Linens, and Flannels.
OrRE & LA.NDELL, FOURTH AND
ARCH, always keep a full line of
Mourning Shawls. '
3130 Fashionable Shawls.
LANDELL, FOURTH AND
E Y
A B R E cia, have a fine assortment of
Good Olokar Black Silks.
jilt) Widows! Wks without gloat
itraz. ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
U. S. SANITARY COMMISSION.
The Rev. Dr. BELLOWS..President of the tr. S. Sani
tary Commission. will &Alvin. an Address, at the
ACADRIIY OF WSW, on TIIRSDAY, February 24, at
o'clock P. IL . when he will explain the hisitory and
objecte of the Commisalon, and its mode of administering
relief In the AM].
The citizens of Philadelphia, who have generously
•enirported the work of the Commission, will have an OP
j?ortnnlty of realizing the immenseacale upon which the
•operations of the Commission have been conducted, and
.of learning the extent to which the wants of the Army
of the Union have been provided for, and its sufferings
relieved.
Other distinguished speakers have been Invited to
•unite with the President of the Commission on the oe
.casion.
Berglield's Band will be 1n attendance.
Tickets of admission will be sent to the associates and
•contributors to the Commiesion, and any such who may
.not receive them will be supplied on application at the
• agency of the Commission, No. 21 South SIXTH
Street, where, after Friday, the 20th instant, a limited
'number will be dlstributerci to the friends of the Com.
.rnlssiou on application.
By order of the Committee of Arrangements.
HORACE BINNEY,
CALEB COPE,
ROBERT 31. LEWIS,
CHARLES J. STILLS,
For the Committee.
M. NEW CREEK CONIP..43IY.—THE
kennel meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany will be held ou 'WEDNEeDIY, March 113th. at 12
o'clock M. al their office, No. 311 WALNUT Street,
when au e jection for Directors will be held.
W. W. HOLLINGSWORTH,
fe2o-27 nib 2 1117 tit* Secretary.
r•-• THE SIXTH AND LAST LECTURE
of the Course, in aid of the '•Chnroh of St. Mat
thias." will be delivered at CONCERT HALL on SA
TURDAY BITENING, 21st inst., by the Ht. Rey. THOS.
M. CLARK. D. D. Subject.— t ' The National Crisis."
Tickets, NS cents each. For sale at C. M. Barns', 911
Chestnut street: Bpiscnpal Book Depository, 12% Chest
nut street, and at the Hall. feS)-2t
MCRITTENDEN'S PHILADELPHIA
CObtIMERCIAL COLLEGE
N. E. corner SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
BOOK-KEEPING, in Its different branches.
PENMANSHIP. Plain and Ornamental,
BUSINESS FORM, CALCUL aTIONS, &c.
Individual Instruction, 25 per cent. off regular prices.
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MHODICHOPATHIO HOSPITAL, lIIS
CUTHBERT Street—This institution is now open
for the reception of sick and wounded Soldiers, who will
be received and provided for in the most comfortable
manner mee of charge. B. P. GLENN.
no2P4 . Secretary of Board of Managers.
M. OFFICE OF U. 9. ASSESSOR, THIRD
DISTRICT. PENNSYLVANIA.—Notice le hereby
given. that THOMAS MACIIRIDE, residing 949 North
FRONT Street, is appointed Assistant Assessor for the
Sixth Division of this .District, to place of LEWIS AL
GREEN: resigned. • .1. FLETCHER.BUDD,
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fell-5t Assessor. •
ima• HEADQUARTERS, PENNSYLVA
NIA MILITIA, 1108P(TAL DEPARTMENT,
.13ARRIBBURG, February - 13, 1863. •
THE STATE MEDICAL BOARD OF PENNSYLVA.
NIA meet In. , PHILADELPRIA on TUESDAY,
Nagel 2d, 1863, anWeontinne In 6118 , 91011 during the week ,
to examine candidates for tho coot of medical othcore in
l'enneylva,nla Regiment" The appointment or a nom•
ber of Aaaistant Sunman' will be required immediately
to fill gum:mien now exietLng, a" well as for others con
stantly occurring. • •
•Physiciane of Pennsylvania
for l i n a go9d health, tarnish-
Vo l ialT i' l!i r tlit t amltt e u xa nB MMtli7: b •
portant' that the names be regiutered on the Inn day of
dim meeting. •
By order of the Governor. •. . •
JANES BIN% •
fele.dtmh2 : Surgeon General Penneyleanta.
OFFTOIC OF THE SURGEON-AR.
TI4T TO MR ARMY AND NAVY, rimenoe-
Psis, October RA, MI
Wounded Sol diers and Sailors desirous of
themselves of the National Appropriation for supplying
Artifidel Limbs. should apply immediately at the ogee
of the Burgeon-Artist to the Government, No.• 16050
CHESTNUT Street. B. FRANK PALMER.
jam Government eursreon•Artiat.
OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL:-
ROAD COMPANY, PHILADBLPRIA, February 6,
NOTICE FO R STOORNOLD. b ee h el d
A I.
MI.ROTION DLRECTORS ;will be held on MON
MAY, the wend day of March, 1883, at the Office of the
ICotority. No. 238 South THIRD Street. The Polls
1011 open from 10 o'clock A. M. to 6 o'clock P. M.
No are or shares transferred within sixty days Pre
obeding the election will entitle thr holder or holders
thereof to a vote. , .
.211IIND SMITH,
felo-tmh2 • • Becietary.
TVORYTYPES.-PICTURES FINELY
-A. finished; natural (reel), and Ilfe•Ilke In coloring,
you realize In ' REINER'S Ivory types popular Lad
pleasing pictures. SECOND Street, above Green. It
"WiINGTON , NOTES TAKEN. FOR
i ll 7rabrellas and Canee AY WM. H. RICHARD
IKON, 800 MARKET Street. , lto
a TOBACCO"SEED.-GENUINE
VAN_ Virginia, and Connecticut Seed Leaf, at
liRIRR'S SEED WAE2OOI7SE, 227 CHOWN St. its
CORPORATION NOTES • OR:. WM
MINO.TON" Newark, and Tienton,..received for
goods at DIAN'S, NO. 33 % 1/CHESTNUT Street, dealer In
Biw a . Yara, and Domestic Cigars: Old Virginia
Chewing Tobaimo, Fine-Cat Chewing, in foil or by the
'pound; genuine Turkish, Lataku, Pearl, do.; Neer.
sohaum, Sweet Brier, and new Patent Titan', atc..
whOlPfift/0 and retail, at DEAN'S,
lige2o-30 .No. 335 CHESTNUT Street.
THE *CELEI3.RATBD
- ' G U M "M". 21:: 8 T I 0 ,
An excellent substitute for Tobacco, rallies the breath,
erbicewt the tee i t i li t an& delightful to" olieirlac ,
For pp
ale
by antata an
Tele.' Il a ß a 46oA,
• Manufacturer e-Agent,
WO - , 126, WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
DRY GOODS; JOBBERS.
P (3. ' 186 i
1863.
.RIEGEE.. W.TPST. ,ERVI.N.
'fthORTERSD JOBBERS
D`RY ; GOODS.
I. P.:
No. 47• NORTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Merchants' visiting this city to purchase ;pair
GOODS will find our Stock:, hage
and admirably assorted, and, st
• Low notrusa. In 'certain eliais
'of Goods we offer inducesiente
Durobasers unequalled by any other house:la
Philadelphia. (01041i1
JAMES,. KENT,
SANTE f F,,,
lIIPOSTBES AND JOBBERS
DRY GOODS,
Noe. 239 and 241 N. THIRDSTRBET. ABOVE /ME,
PHILADELPHIA, :,••
Have now open their usual
- LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK
FOURIN - ARD DOMESTIC DRY GOODS. •
Among which will be found a more than usosny.attieb
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live variety of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS;
Also, a full assortment of ••
MERRIMACK AID COCRECO
and
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS. •
To which they invite the spezi a 1 attention of cash buyers.
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SPRING , . - . 1863.
YARD, sGILINIORE, & DO.,
kaPirtere and Jobbers of
FANCY DRY GOODS,
NOS. 61i 4:44STNITF :AND • 614 .I.II.YNE 5T13. 1
novo iMor of THEIR OWN untrisixoN.
-LARGE . ANDIt.4II)SOBIE .STOOIC
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Or
SPRING GO.GDS,
OOXPRISING
DRESS 000DS . 4' SHAWLS, RIBBONS,
GLOVES, ite.
Also. a full assortment of
WHITS GOODIL LINENS, FURNISHING GOODS. EM
BROIDERIES, AND LACES.
The attention of the trade requested.
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1863. Brll IN.° 1863.
JOHNES, BERRY,
(Succesaors sto Abbott. Johns, & Co.) •
527 MARKET, and 524 COMMERCE Streets.
PHILADELPHIA,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
SILK
AND
FANOY DRY`' GOODS,
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Have now open - a LARGIKAND 'ATTRACTIVE STOCK
DRESS -. GOODS, - •
Adapted to the Season. Also, a Pall Assortment in
WHITE GOODE1,..RIBB01413; • GLOVES,
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SHAWLS ; frit; •
Which they offer to the trade at the LOWEST PRICES.
CASH BUYERS
Are particularly invited to examine our Stock. fall-tf
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
p r ORE TRAIL HOOP SKIRTS.- JUST
N-A received, and daily receiving, from 'our manufac
tory, the above splendid SICIATB3 also, Ladies' Misses',
and Friends' Skirts, at HALL'S Hoop-Skirt Store, NO.
36 North NINTH Street, above Filbert.
N. B.—Wilmington Corporation Notes taken at par.
fe263V
CLOSING OUT WINTER STOCK AT
AND 'UNDER COST PRICES.—
Saxony Plaids and Poll De Chevres. at 20 eta. •
Beet American Delaines. at 26 eta.
All imported Dress Goods at coat prices.
These geode are all really cheaper than Calicoes.
• Plain Silks, rich colors.
Small-figured Corded Silks, solid colors.
Plain and figured Black Silks.
Very heavy Gro Grain Black S il ks.
• Rich styles Fancy Silks.
All of these goods are at last fall's prices.
Pretty styles Fancy Silks, 66, 06, Mae-
Plain Black Alpacas.
Single sad doable - width Black All-wool Delalnes.
Plain Black Matinees, Cashmeree. and Reps.
All at last fall's prices.
English, Merrimac, Coeheco, Sprague, and all the
best makes of Prints in the market.
Pillow Case. Sheeting, and Shirting Mull/a, Wil
liamsville and other approved makes.
9-8 Waltham and Pocasset, Layman, unbleached,
all Mien than the agent's case Prices.
. SWIM
Nos. 713 and 715 North TENTH street.
1024 CHESTNUT STREET.
E. M. NEEDLES.
No. um* CHESTNUT STREET,
delta the SPECTAL ATTATITOIT Or the Ladies to hie
LARGE STOCK of
WHITE GOODS. LACES
__EMBROIDERIES,
RARDRERGHIRFIB, &c.
A greater par t of hill goods have been purchased
previous to the recent GREAT ADVANCE, and
are now being RETAILED at LESS than whole
sale prices. He has JUST OPENED:
100 dozen broad Hemstitched Fides.. at 301.,
and upwards.
3W dozen corded-bordered all-Linen Hilkfa ,
at 1.8 c., worth 2S cents.
10 pieces plain, buff, and • white Pique. for
Children's wear.
20 pleas printed and flg'd Piqua. for Children's
wear.
NOVELTIES IN LADIES' BOWS.
Emb'd Maelin, lace trimmed, dic., received
every morning, from 50e. to old felo-tf
10A4 CBBSTNUT STRUT.
SPLENDID STOCK ON HAND.-
All the beat wakes of Calicoes.
All the best mall of Moulins.
All the beetmakes of Linens.
All the best makes of Sheetinge.
All the beet make a of Napkins.
Together with Towels, Crash. Diaper linclutback, Bird
Bys, Burlap, &c. &a.
White Cambric and Jaconet, full line.
Nattmooke aad Plaid Mulles. fa line. ;
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Winter Goods closing ont.
Shawls, Marines, closing out.
Balmoral Skirts, all prices.
Silk and Linen adkk, nice assortment. At
JOHN H. STORES',
7091 ARCH Street.
EDwnq HALL & BRO.,
Re South SECOND Street.
Have reduced the Primof
Fano , " Silks,
Bich Printed Dress Goods,
Choice Shades of Merinoes,
Beautiful Colors of Reps or Poplins,
All-Wool Be Lemnos. •
All kinds of dark dress goods reduced.
Also,
Fine Long Broehe Shawls,
Open Centre Long Cashmere Shawls.
Rich new styles of Blanket Shawls. •
4-4 Lyons Silk velvets. Pare Silk.
D RY GOODS FOE WINTER'
Rep. Poplins.
Trench Merinos,
Colored Moonsetlnes,
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Ponlt De Sake,
Foulard Silks,
Blanket Shawls,
Balmoral Skirts,
Black Silks.
Fancy Silks,
Black Bombastnas,
Worsted Plaids,
Cheap Delainee. • •
• French Chintzes,
Starting Flannels. ••• • • ,
Brothel Shawls,
Fine Blanketnkets,
Crib Bla nk ets. •
SHARPLREIS BROTHRR&
CHESTNITT and EIGHTH Btri,7
WILLW&SVILLES, WAMBUTTAS,
York Premiums, Norestdales.
Edward Harris, Bay Mill, and
Other good makes Shirtiow.
104 Utica, Waltham, and
Pepperell Hheetinge,
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At nearly old prices.
Cheap Damask Cloths, Power-Loom Linens.
Good liapkins,Fine Towels and Doylies.
BLACK ALP.
Fine Colored Alpacas,
Prints, Delatnes, Cheap Repe.
Reps at Cost. • • .
Balmorala—Good Skirts, fall size, WIL
Closing out Winter Cloaks and Bawls. •
Closing out Boys' Winter Clothing.
COO
an PER:4k COT(A.RD,
111.244 8. lreorner NINTH' d MARKET Went&
pyRE & LAN DELL, Topic)" AND
..Ra MCR, lava a Sae stock of • •
GOODS FOR FAMILY
Good Largeßlankets. . •
Good Linen Shootings. .
Good Muslin by the ptess." •
.S:THVg l ll:l; i ri n a els.
Good zetr,;.ißrin.irdzwe!.
Good'Ajortment Colored SniL
CRIB' AND • ORADLE BLANKET&
Large Crib Blankets.
Fine Cradle Blankets.
• Jai BYRE & LANDELIa FOURTH and ARCH
EMBROIDERIES EMBROIDERIEB 11
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—French Needli-weskjil Hands, Edilimm. Insett
ing!, Hate, Collar", Seth,' sleds. die. ; a /arias assort
ment of very choice gods at lowprice&
VA& ILiELINGEIII, & AMMON,
. .1008 CHESTNUT Street.
PRINTED LINENS!. PRINTED
LIRE:NEI I—AtA small tidy:tech thh a
lane BSSOrtment. of Printed Linens;. in new =di:desira
ble pattern,' suitable for children's wear, drones &a..
SIFIEPPARD, VAR HARLINGEN, '& ARRIVR,
fe9-3wll • 1008 CHESTNUT treat.:
DOMESTIC MUSLINS, SHEETIN GS,
- &o.—all of 'the desirable makes for sale, at the
lowest esatorlon. • ' •
VAN HARLINGEN,_& ARRISONt - • -
fea-awN 1009 CHESTNUT Banat
TIONLY' GENUINE ARTICLE. IN
TTIP, HAIR DYEING LTNE in this. city ill 1111 TE;
KUNST'S. FOURTH and BRANCH. telS4f
VEPPER'SAI7CE.-L2OO'DOZ.PEPP,ER
JR- . Sauce; 100 . doz. Continental Sauce; 00 doz. Wor
tiestershireßauee.
FINE AWBRICA.I4 PICKLES.-200 doz.• halt gallon'
pickleei 200 doz. quart Pickles; 300 dOr.,etnt Pickles *tie°
In bbls. bale bblz., •
and kits. I
CO_MANSED 1111. K. 400 doz. ; W . m....K..Lewis & Bro.(
and Borden's Condensed Milk. " : il
Fur sale by RRODB9 •& "WILMAMS. " ,
tali) ''
: *o Boutit WATER Sto'e;. I
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COMMISSION MOUSES.
ALTEMV3 fr
.00ZENS,
941 CHESTNUT STREIT,
SOLI 4kGENTS FOR
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GREEN db DANIELS'.
I , OILKBpITZD IVORY FrNDDI
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SPOOL COTTON ,
WARRANTED I 101) YARDE.-
IMgl!M5M!!!MI
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P• 1 1 .: I D •E L . P..lC,' I. - A.
.. "BAG" ,
MANIITAOTDR.
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811 R LAP l!t A.A:Eti;OF ALL SIZES,
FOE COEN. OATIi470117110;, PIONSDITST, dm.
SEAMLESS 'BAGS.
Of standard makes, ALL SIZES, for sale ohoan. for net
lash on delivery: "'
' *GEO. GRIGp.
•. No. 7119 and HiSVICHITILOH ALLEY.
WELLING; COFFIN, &
ASO CHESTNUT STREET,.
Offer for Bale, by the Package—
PRMTB, BROWN AND BLEACHED EIEMTINGS AND
mamas. •
DRILLS, CANTON FLANNEL&
darroNADEs. CORSET JEANS.
SILESIA& NANKRF,NS.
COLORED CAMBRICS, SEAMLESS BAGS,
,BLACK DOESKINS AND CASSIMERES.
. UNION CLOTHS, SATINETS. '
PLAID LINSEYS, NEGRO KERt3EYS.
KENTUCKY JEANS. ,
SST-BLEB SMUTS. INFANTRY CLOTHS.
ABM' FLANNELS:* alatl - ISpange DUCE. &o, Quo
de6-mwf 3m • •••
OUR SPRINGEITOOKIS NOW AR-
RLRGID
ao,ooo DOZEN
EL 0 8 I E R Y
AT LOWBE PRICES THAR PRILSBNT COST OF LM•
PORTATIOR.
Tll9B. MEL4OIt t 00.;,
. .
40 AND 04 - NOTATII TRIED EfTREIT,
:~,-
iaiianicrau:
, JOHN T. BAILEY :& 00. s •
BAGS AN,D . BAGGING
;cor EYERT'Ducarenom.
NO. US NORTH FRONT STREET, .
GRIGG- &
No. 111 STRAWBERRY STREET,
COILMISSION,MSECIIANTS
For the eats' of.
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
SHIPLEY," &
pio
HVTO.H.INSON,
so.mmuarntuT 8111ZET.
COMMISSION 1111ROHANTII
PDX ME sera or
PHIL•DILPHIA.,MADIUGOODS
iidUm
ARMY GOODS.
DARK-BLUE COAT CLOTH&
DARK-BLUE CAP CLOTHS.
SKY-BLUE CLOTHS POE OFFICERS.
ARMY BLANKETS, STANDARD WRIGHT.
10-OIINCE DUCK.
DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS AND MOE.
BROWN AND BLEACHED MEETINGS AND SHUT.
ISIGEL For sale by
PROTHINGELAM. & WELLS.
03114 f tf
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
TEE Fria *MEM 'I2IPORIUM, '
teL 1 AND 8 2108111 macrt BringET.
• JOHN C. ARRISON,
(FORDWT.4.BBBB.IIOORE,)
IMPORTBR AND DANDFACTURNR OP
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING 4300DS
IN GNAT valuirn AND AT ' NODHLM 110018.
N.B.—FarHan]aratte
Cellars, Drawers, &s. • • .laBMar4
SHIRT MANUFACTORY. •
F. . 1 0 - lanbecriber would invite attention to his
IMPROVED CUT OP SHIRTS.
Ind& be makes a specialty in big business.. Also, sou.
loaner receiving,
NOVELTIES FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR. .
J. W. SCOTT. .. •
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE, '
No. 814 CRESTEST STREET,
jal7-t1 • Four doors below the Continental.
• WATCHER •AND JEWELRY.
J ; 4c). 2,1111. DER.•
Importer and Wholesale Dealer In
FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
.N0..7L9 CHESTNUT Street,
(Up-staire. opposite Masonic Temple).
Ru"w° M a GE'AND COMPLETE STOCK,
__ =ARAM NO
AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES,
E. HOWARD & CO.'S FINE AMERICAN WATCHES,
GOLD CHAINS, GOLD SPECTACLES, THIMBLES.
FINE JEWELRY OF A gERY DESCRIPTION.
AN D. T. PRATT.
•
(SUCOISEIOR TO PRATT t REAM)
807 CHESTNUT STREET,
Is constantly In receipt of
ENGLISH, SWISS, AND
AMERICAN WATCHES.
Of desirable styles and qualities. to snit all classes of.
tinyers. fe14.3m1l
FINE• WATCH REPAIRING
attended to, by the most experienced workmai;
and every watch warranted for one year.
G. RUSSELL. '
ja23Bea : 22 North SIBTE Street,
'FINE AMERICANAND
.
IMPORTED WATCHER, Gold, Jewehr. and OR
verware, at the low eat twantble edam •
'
JaNtAa • ' 'AA North SIXTH Street.
J . 0. FULLIIIt ! 'S
FINE GOLD PENi
TEE BEST. PEN IN USE,
FOR SAMS lii.ALLAIZES.
'• ELI HOLDEN,
Dealer In Sae
• ABIBICAN AND IMPORTED WATCHES.
JEWELRY !.. AI . 4 . I IO I I C & I MIT Street.
. .
TIT 1 ' 11 ; 111 "? . W.GEf
A*090*101: all 51E88 and styles. ,
FULLER,
'' - * - No.',IIIP,...CRESTNIIT Street:, felt-3m
A WA.TOMES, JEWELRY, &O.
• FRESH ASSORTMENT •
AT Lxse THAN FORMER PRICES.
FARR & BROTHER, Importers,
w&Ngf CEE&TMUT Street, below Fourth.
ROGERS & BROTHER'S
FINE PLATED WARE,
•
SPOONS, PDXICS,:: LADLE% 11/51VE8,
J. C. FULLER,
felLem No. 71H CHESTNUT Street
I') :1 'Li! ~ J ,Z,l I r ( .! i 1
R OBERT SHOEMAKER a 004.
lypdhout Omar Youth .and' Wrists.
PEELAMILPBU.
WHOLESALE :14447G415TN
414! MLILIIIIII
TORSION AND DOIONTIO
WINDOW AND PLATE qtaAss,
Lunnuo?nue OP
, men MUD AND ZINO reninnerv2Tr;
AGIUMS FOR TEM OILEBILMID
FRENCH ZINC PAINTS.
Dealers and eoneamers supplied at
VERY LOWPRICES FOR CASH.
ORLY LMPORTA_NT , TO THE.
GEORGE'S PATENT HAIR-CRIMPER.
We take pleasure in informing oar numerone friends'
,in'PhtladolPhia that we are now prepared to furnish,' wilnecliately. this indispeneable article to every lady%)
toilet, either wholesale or retail: • On 'account of the:
great rush for the Crimper we have teen unable to
eupply_the irreatdemand until now. The single Crimpp..
er, WW l + atreetione, will be forwarded to any aa-.
dress; free,. on rocolot of one dollar and twenty-tkvel
• .Italltia We furnish the Crimper at a liberal discount W.
the trade. .Any lady eau wave her own hair beantifollyi
11111volt:dilutes.
We h ays a l so a large suppl , or the '..Eleltent ImPrered;
Bloat Sely4nE : Machines. ' for which we invite;
orders'. Aaron ' GG. SUPLEE, •
- "637 BROLDIV&Y;NEW - YOEK: ;
tr• ATWOOD,I
fp. mi rDERT AK ii .
Above ef i rati l de l . * 7ll . r aga ' te18.46
B lM as k Va l
• r
259 gout Tank..,areet. above &Amok '
felo-34 pusaelphis.
THE ARUM& „FR, MAY. FEBRUARY 20..1863.
W . ', . 4 S X . .* . 4 *. . 14-r !
BIRTHDAY,
" FEBBIJARY:22, 1863. • . • •
O'L'Acr.SA - • .• •
SILK AND. BUNTING'-•Fii l 4.o;
Of all Stiefisad:Defic•
.• • ,• • •
• ' . O 3 rAbTO X74 8 PAPP9 ., .. - •
i!;!.: • ••• ' r ••• "
„." MILITARY :FURNISHER . % :
. •••••• • .•..; •• , • .
.--,NO•.•4111-1111CH STREET. fel.
EVAN'S & EASSALL.
MILITARY •FURNISHERS,
And everything necessary for the
. lii4pletl ondt of
AWAY:AND 'NAVY OFFICERS,
WHOLIE.A.T.E AND 'RETAIL.
jaff-bn ' • ' '
G w. SIMONS & BROTHER. - ••••
misopi-ernarr HALL. PHILADELPHIA.
MANUFACTURBIWCP JIMMY.
• FINE SWORDS.
, .
MELITABY poops,' ;N t IiVIDLT VWNrT
Itaitem '
,FINANCIAL.
GOLD, SILVER,
IMOtIMENT:rW•WANTEDI
fel6-inwf6t*
'U. S.
rilresu AT THE OPTION OF THE GOVEMMENT
AFTER PIPE ;mum
lam Instructed by the SZOBSTARY Or THE TRU.
BURY to receive subscriptions for the above
Interest will comment* from the DATE OP EiffBBOII.IP
SION, and is PAYABLE IN GOLD at the Mint, or any
-Brib-Tressatry or Depository of the United States, on the
Int days of May and November of each visa. * At the
present 'annum on GIOLD. these Bonds yield about
LIGHT per cent. per annum.
A fall supply always on hand.
noe-bahl 114 SOUTH TI MM STREET.
JOHN C. OAPP & SON,
STOCK & NOTE EtROIcERS.
OPPOSITE 'fiti .3130HADTIGS' BANK.
10170 HT ,4DID, SOLD 'OX. OCODEBEITON AT THE
DOABD: •O!
AND NOTES AND LOANS INEOOTIATED ON THE
S .
_. H.A.ITAT THOMAS,
STOCK AND'. BROKER,
Pro. 81A w/wErr &mar.
BTOOMN aid BONDS, and all kinds ofU.S. Goyim/A . -
IMT SECURITIBBbought and eold on Commission, ex
clusively.
EIIIIiDOBSPaper and Loans on Collateral negootated At
lowest rates. •
Orders by Mail shall !metre prompt attention. Refers to
Messrs. Nathan Trotter & Co.. Geo. D. Parrish, Esq.,
John B. Myer!? & co, Rumuel B. Thomas, Asc.,
biTimiseTtig.
del6-Smif
$3,000 TO,
ed 410,0 . 00 TO LOAN ON
Boy,
mortgage of improv farms CA.RPENTSR in New Jer-
S. ,
fell-12t* , _ 212 South T4IRD Street.
IpHILADELI".II - IA .
PAPER HANGINGS.
FO . URTH AND MARIcEI4TREETS,
AND WINDOW CrITATAIN:PAPERS,
Offer to the Trade a LARGE AND ELEGANT ASSORT
MENT OF GOODS, from the cheapest Brown Stock to
the. Finest Decorations.
N. H. COB. FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS.
N. B.—Solid Green; Blue, and Buff WINDOW PA
PERS of every vide. fel3-2m
atEN , ECHO MILLS,
N.A
MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTERS. AND DEALERS,
We have now on hand an extensive atock ofCARPBT
'MOS. of our own and other, makes, to which we can
the attention of caeh anifebort-tinni buyers. fel4-ant,
CARPETINGS AND -BEDDING
807 • 0 IrE ELT NU T ST RE E.T
N. B.—The manufacture and sale of Bedding will also
be continued at the OLD. STAND:. No. 282. South
SECOND. Street
A CIARD.--.THE SUBSCRIBER HAY
.INGG made arrangements with. Messrs. REEVE L.
.ENIGHT?‘ SOPI, will be found
-at their New Store, No.
807 CHESTNUT Street,. above EIGHTH Street, North
aide ready to watt (table old friends and customers, on
MONDAY,.thelidd Wt., with a new and superior stook.
of every description At CARPETING and BEDDLNG,
which will be ofered. at the lowed casi:lpricee. A call
is respectfully oolicrle4 ROBERT B. WA.LEER.
.. • . 807 CHESTNUT Street,
relB-11.m • Abovell.l6llTH Street. North side.
. .
COWIELIUS BAKER,
1141111PCTURER8 OF
•L'AI2EPS, CHANDELARAS,
GAS PIXTURSECki..
STORE, 710 CHESTNUT :ST
. awimrearouti, , ,
~U CUBBY Street, and MP= and MUMMA
Avant. •
4 - 10TTON SAIL DUOS: AND,..CIANVAA
~`," of ail numnbeis and brands. . . _
Rayon o Duck , Awning Twills , o f a l l delarnlaana tot
Tents;
A f *lllii ikari Tr n unk el jeln a AVAlTrrio. 1 to i 104
Ailso, &Pei
wide, Toynatilla; oodnri l i all .rv ii,. .& , ! L, 4 , 00 , .
.
iir,,,,. : ~ , . - - . Qs JOI , Al*.
'MILITARY .GOODS.
No. 4I ARCH STREET.
PHILADELPHLL
SWORDS, SASHES, BELTS, &0.,
CITY WARRANTS,
OLD DEMANDS,
BOUGHT op:sOrin. , -.: . °• .
Collections. madet'oa 141.ap*Oble, rotas . by
PALMER, & HUEY,
No: 54 South THIRD, Street
FIVE-TWENTIES,
MINTY-YEAR SIX PRE. CUPP BOND&
LOAN AT PAR.
JAY COOKE,
a ecuirmom scam
No. 2$ SOTITNIIIIILD :STREET,
STOOKS AN IF-BONDS
MONEY . INVESTED
BEST TERMS.
PAPER HANGINGS.
HOWELL & BOTTRKE;
CORNER OF
MANUFACTURE= .OF
PAPER HANGINGS
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
omurrowis. r
Ardeamum &
509 CH hSTNIIT STREET,
(Opposite Indepoiadeace lIall.)
CARPETINGS,
CIL CLOTHS, Sec
•• r ItEMO,VAI%
REEVE L. • iMIGHT &t SON
WELL OPEN
ON MONDAY, SIM kiist,
iffaffMl
• NEW PUBLICATIONS.
HAZARD'S_. ACkOKSTORE,
724 CHESTNUT STREET,
Between Sovesth and Eighth Etroeta
11l Soaau venally to be had ia
1 1 7*036:CLASS .1399KsTaftp,
;AAL i . ;6:i r elf I' B IOES
ANS orailsfitiN:ANDEßAtistg
LAST BOOK.
•
BEADY,'I•N A: FE.W.pAYS•: '•'
THE, lO&rriAIDEN; AND.' OT.IfER .
Translated by Miss Fanny Fuller, 1 vol., 16in0., tinted .
lii e r i n n rL i r e lt ) i t i b a t igr i o i ra • 3,h ri goa an original drawing,
TITS SAME, without photograph, cloth, red odgee.
Price 'ib" cents.
Bent by mail free on receipt of price, by •
F. LYPOLDT.
1.323 CHESTNUT' Street.
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4-s- The Gazette was started as a monthlY in October
laid, but its KICCASSII has been such as to jantify the Pro
prietors in establishing it as a permanent weealf.:...Prin•
contents: for the weekly of February _ are:
Privateer EiKi; Cavalry Service; Military NecessitY
. Army and Navy Items; Scientific Items; Army mut
Navy Orders; Army of the Potomac t The Colored'
Army; Army of the. Cumberland; The'Soidiers' Vote;
Religion of eatriotlsm; Rebel Finances• Intervention;
Amusements of the Week jlrou-Clads,• Naval Supplies,
Subscription, do per year. M. R. DYER & CO., Pub
ithilereillew York and ' delphts. fe d -St*
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' The Sunday Evening Bonk, Short Papers for Family
Beading. 60 cents.
Patience; or, The Sunshine of the Heart. 30 cents.
Roth end Jane; or, Blossoms of Grace. 30 cents.
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fel9 606 CHESTNUT Street.
`BE STRANGER'S' GUIDE TO PHI
LADELPHIA..
EDITION—NOW
A NEW EDITION—NOW READY—
Containing
A description of the Public Building/4placee of Attne
meta, Commeric . ial, Benevolent and Religions Institu
tions. &c., includ a. Guide to LAUREL BILL,
TEE WOODLANDS, another Cemeteries, with a NEAP
of the Consolidated City, and numerous ILLusrnA
TIONS.
• ALSO,
A MAP OF THE OITY in Packet-book form.
. LINDSAY & BLAICISTON,
Pubbothers and Etook.enem
felB Nta; South SIXTH Street, above Oholklscuti
9 . fi CENTS.--PHOTOGRAPErAIa
BUMS from 26 Cents to DI Dollars t The biased as
"sortment, handsomest styles, and lowest.peloes in the
cit ST y I •
ANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOORS, all
that can be found in a first-class Bookstore, at low
rates. '
All of G. G. EVANS' PUBLICATIONS at the
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Call in at the ORIGINAL GIFT-BOOB: BhirOttlllK ,
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0 ENERA.L Toluviil3.ll.B AND
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: - THEINS in Bridal Attire. #:p!..ekty-p4ll:osl . tre Ofs
'PlettjellaUe Pair, • •- • . t •
At suss •
°gin gpranor
' fel7-ff • • ' • 439 CHESTNUT Strike •
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watner publisned. Those who subscribe now will save
on the bet. • .
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33 South SIXTH, above Chestnut.
- N. B.—Agents wanted in this State and New ioraey to
take orders for the above. fe7-12t
OFFIOF . .OF APPLETON'S OWL°.
PEDIA. 33 South SIXTH, above Chestnut .
Agency, also, for the following works:
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__
NATIONAL EDITION OF WASHINGTON IRVING'S
WORE&
LIFE AND LETTERS OF WASHINGTON IRVING.
BAYARD TAYLOR'S COMPLETE WORKS.
HOUSEHOLD EDITION OF DICKENS' WORKS.
. OEM FROM TOE DUSSELDOR R GALLERY.
GRANT WHITE'S SHAKtPEARE, 12 vols.
BANCROFT'S UNITED STATES. 8 vols.
BRITISH POETS AND ESSAYISTS. Boston Edition.
WORKS OF FRANCIS BACON, 15 vols.
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS at lowest prices. fe7-138
CIRCULATING LIBRARIES.
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. TING LIBBABY.—AII the NEW English and
American Books, including ALL CLASSES of Literature.
This is the ONLY Library in the country that 'lncludes
all the NEW ENGLISH BOOKS that are not REPRINT
/ID here.
Terms $5 peryear ; six months 313; threemouths $1.00:
one month 76 cents, or 3 cents per day. 215 South
BLOATS Street. • seB-6m
PHOTOGRAPHS.
TO THOSE - RHO .WAN't
MESSES, REIMER% Colored Photographs afford
the begat the moderate eharge of They are fine
pictures,.artistically colored. SECOND Street, above
Went. . It
JUST OPENED, •
A. NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY.
NV: 906 ARCH STREET,
Where the
FINEST
PHOTOGRAPHIC PICTURES,
I _gime -
THE CARTE DB VISITS T O THE IMPERIAL SIZE,
Are produced by the most .
EXPERIENCED ARTISTS.
Those wishing Arst-class pictures ere invited to call and
examine specimens.
A khoico
, selection of Aibnme,
P. rit . town
del.7-3ni
•
NOW IS THE TIME TO SECURE A
splendid Portrait . at a reasonable charge. REI
MER'S-Lite-size Photographs in oil colors now made' at
aver prices at SECOND Street. above Green. . It
pHOTOGRAPHIO
large variety for Bale at low DAMES W eti l lag ar '.. k
CO,
del3,9mil
994 CHESTNUT Street .
•
JAMES B. RART,E & SON,
prp . oitTEREI AND NANDFACTURNB.S :OP
LOOKING GLASSES.
OIL PAINTINGS.
ENGRAVING&
PORTRAIT,
PICTURE, and
PHOTOGRAPH PRAM&
•. PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS:
EXTEGIIVE LOOKING GLASS WARFROOMS AND
GALLERY OF PAINTINGS.
ikatt 816 MIESTNIIT Street, Phtladelphis,
EDUCATION.
•
A P:IERENOLOOICAIi CLASS FOR
LADIPMINDr GENTLEMEN. now forming. Ap
ply to . J.L.OAPPN: at 922 CHESTNUT Street. Einami
=Noss; with 'written or verbal descriptiozuh.made day
eveniag. (el3-wfalt
FEMALE COLLEGE, BORDENTOWN,
-A- N. J.—Pleasantly loeated on the Delaware river,
33 nines north of Philadelphia. It has beewin success
ful operation for eleven years, and is one of the most
ourishing institutions in this section of the country.
Special attention is paid to the common. and higher
branches of English, and superior advantages fOrnished
in Vocal and Instrumental Music. French .taught by a
native. and spoken is the family. For cataliwnes
ad
dressßev. JOHN H. BRAKELEY,
felS-2m* PMaident.
C,LASSICAL AND ENGLISH SCHOOL
OF H. D. GREGORY, A. AL,11013 MARKET Street.
JalMm"
VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY.-A
iEt'T BOARDIIIei SCHOOL, BEAR MEDIA, PA.
Thorouith soared in Mathematics, Classics, English
studies, Ac.
Military Tactics taught Classes in Book-keeping,
veying, and Civil Engineering. Pupils taken of all ages.
and are received at aniline.
Boarding per week, 26.
Tuition per quarter, 00.
For catalogues or information address Bev. BREVET
BABTON, A. M., Village Green. Pa. oclo-tf
SEWING MACHINES.
GROVER & BAKER'S
SEWING MACHINES,
EVRRYWIIRRE TRIUMPHANT
These MACHlNESbavetaken the First Pteminni ac
the State Fairs lastheld is
• -
•
NEW YORN,_ MISSOMIL , •
NEW JERSEY. . KENTUCHT,
01110, TENNESSEE,
INDIANA • •VIRGINIA, '
• ILIdIfOII3, NORTH awitouxe
MlrilliGAN. AL:AGAIN*,
lOWA. CALIFORNIA.
INCLUDING EVERT STATE. FAIR WHIRE•3II:-
HIBITED 'IN , MM.
Mir The Work , made upon the GROVER. BAKE ,
MACHINE has taken the Fret Premtnnlat everi,Fair
the Hatted States where it • has been exhibited. , to Able
date.
MACHINES tarnished of the same. patterns and at the
same price, making elther the GROVER &BAKER &Soh
or the Shuttle Stitch, as customers prefer.
GROVER & BAKERS. M. CO.,
Jala-t[-it • 730 CIIESTNIIT MEET.
•
.
.TEE OLD. sir.A.Nri,
.
CEBSTNIIT STUMM,
• Second floor, opposite iagne's Hail,
WHEELER &•WILSON
SEWING mAcmcazat
The undersigned bag not remove , d,hitt.lB ready at his
0141.0ffice to supply customers, at the lowest prices, with
every style and quality of • ,
WHEELER at WILSON SEWING MACHINES.
Machines to , hire; also, with ATM -class operatoire, to
private famllies and hotels, by the day, •
Machine stitching done at short antiCe,
Machines repaired and operators taut.
de26-3m HEMET CO.
SINGER'S ,
SEWING MACHINES,
For Family &twins and 3famdacturtalt•Punta
SlO CHESTNUT STREET. ..
3313 3m •
THE W ILCOX & • GIBBS
",m.:
SEWING IdACHINRS
lave been greatly improved. m aking
it
ENTIOISBL , *
Ind with Beitndlustin RELYg
Hemmemare now reed for Mlle
by FAIRBANKS & EWING, ,
aeZI-tf . • •,-, 71.5 CHEST/MT Stre et
THOM.SON.'S LONI.ON
KITCHENER. OR , ELTROPRAV BMWS, for
families, hotels; or public institutions, - IN
TWENTY DIFTERENT SIZAS. Also, Philadel
phia Ranges. Hot-Mr lon/aces, Portable Floaters, Low
down Grates, Fireboard Stoves, Bath Boilers ' Stew-hole
Plates, Broilers, Cooking gtoves, &c., at.Wholosale acid
Retell, by the manufacturers,.
NORTH. CHASE; & NORTH,
110:31109.North SECOND Street:
felS•wfmem
CIPEILA.:GIASSES ; , 'OPER,
Gums. • '
UT Street.
rTTn
j A .s o 0 L,
ATTORNEY AT LAW„
laB-Ile -14 • 111t" " a l le k al 6 1 1,2711.0; 3 x .7.
,
INSURANCE CO ANTE.
W.EN=TH ANNUAL.; 11M‘-08T
m xrTtf It: LIFE
W.E4 . ; . U .- .i,',‘.*6* .. 6'.ii''' .
JAM NEW YORE.
WEgSTON, FRESIDiNT:
PHIIADELPIIIA AGENCY. 400 WALNUT STREET.
. ,
F.I RATOELIFOAP tifyW:t, AoErrr.
, The following is a Statement of the affairs of the COM -
party for the fiscal year ending 31et January, 1.863:
NET CASH ASSETS, Ist FEB., 1/362,•.157,839,768 10
al . ikaatllX .. h . aM . lM . M i :,l
For Premiums and Policy Fee5..51,192, 386 38
For Interest on Investments 062,642 69
For Annuittee 8,674 00
Overpaid by Anemia 1.683 51
DISBURSEMENTS DURING THE TEAR-
Paid Claims by Death
". Additions to same
" Surrendered Policies..
" Annuities and reductions of
Premiums
" Profit and Lose
Commissions
Sxchange and Postage. Taxes,
Advertising. Salaries. Medical
Examinations, Law Expenses,
Printing and Stationery. Rent,
Coal, &c....
NET CAMIABBET6, In FEB. , 11163 513,918,161 95
Invested as follows:
Cash on hand, in Trtuit Co, '8 and
in Bank 411.30 i. est 43
Bonds and Mortgages..." 5,443,0.58 co
United States Btocks ' ' 2,066,733 36
Real Rotate,' &o 03,011 66
Due from agents for Cash collec
ted but not remitted
,Add:
inpnest accrued, bin not due
interest due and unpaid
Deferred Premiums
Premiums in obtuse of transmission
GROSS ASSETS, FEB. 1; WO.
INCREASE IN NET CASH ASSETS FOR THE
YEAR, ;$1,08,399 sa.
Nuiber of Policies In force, February 1, 1991, /2.981,
insuring the SUM of f 37,391,4110, each:Lelia of
Reversionary additions.
I have carefully examined the foregoing statement, and
Sad the same to be correct.
SHEPPARD HOMARS, Actuary.
Since the organization of the Company 1,257 deaths
have occurred among Remembers, on whose policies the
sum of $4,354,815.49 has been paid, of which ti 437.260.21
were paid as Dividends or Additions to Policies, an&
which does not include their participation in the ap
proaching distribution of surplus.
Aar The details of the Divtdende of the date of Ist
February, 1883, will be announced to• Policy holders as
soon as possible.
BOARD OF TRUST ES
Wm. W. Popham,
Seymonr B. Busted,
Ezra Wheelen
Millard Pairmirs.
Samuel .1): Babcock,
Martin Bata% Jr..
David Hbadlev,
Henry A. Smythe.
Wm. - V. .Bratty,
W. .L.Dodiao,.,.
COrn°..rgl.Biltuoir e'a Natuaniel Hayden,n n d
Wm. M. Vern:ll4 . e,
John E. Havant.,
Wellington, Clapp,
Melanct. llr Freeman.
Oliver H: Palmer.
Frederick. S. Winston,
John V. L . Bruyn,
William Moore,
Robert ii: McCurdy,
Isaac Green Pearson.
Wm. J. Bunker,
William Betts.
John P. Yelverton.. .
John Wadsworth,
Alfred*Rdwards,
Alex. W. Bradford,
John 11. Stuart,
Wm. A. Baines,
Samuel E. Sproulls,
Samuel 31. Cornell,
Lucius Robinson,
W. Smith Brown.
Richard Patrick,
REFERENCES
JOHN WELSH
OHO. IL STUART,
B. f5.,,./41211AEN.
PITILADELP
THOMAS ROBINS,
M: L. DAWSON, •
• GEO. M.• STROUD,
JOHN B.•MYERS,
JOSEPH PATTERSON,
JOHN M. ATWOOD, _
THOMAS H. POWERS,
WILLIAM McREE.
rang iiehrusra,
WM. C. LUDWIG, •
ARTHUR G. COFFIN;
MOMAB - WATTSON,
WILLIAM S. BOYD.
F. BATOIEFORD
STARRrAGENT,
MIT STREET, PRILADA;
400 MALI
UNITED STATES LIFE SURANOI
COMPANY DI
OP NNW YORK.
JOSEPH R. COLLINS, President. •
JOHN RADIE, Secretary.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS • effoo,ooo.
The business of this Company is conducted exclusively
on the cash principle' which is now fully recognised as
the only correct principle.
The law under which this Company is chartered pro.
vides that, if the capital should, from ang arum, become
impaired to the extent of 225,000, or more; the stockhold•
are shall be called upon to-make good such - deficiency.
This is the only cash company in America which affords
this safeguard to polfcy holders. • -
Dividends declared every throe years, the next on
March 4th, )066. •
Rates of premium charged by this Company are as low
as 200 years' experience and the probable future rate of
interest willinstify.
O. BARDENWERPRR, Agent,
. • No. 424 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
- - -
Joseph Patterson. Esq., President Western Bank ,
Eon_ Archibald Mclntyre, Treasurer U. S. Mint.
Messrs Jay Cooke & Co., Bankers.
Messrs. Sakes, Westcott. & Co.. Bankers,
Messrs. Stuart & Brother, Beak street. delOirlmllle
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE comPANy
OITICB. 415 wemnrr Bram. PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL .200,000.
This Company continues to take risks on the sato
elaesee of Property at low rates.
The public can rely upon its reeponsibWty, and ability
to pay losses promptly. Its diebursements for the bimetal
of the public, daring the last nine years, exceed
500,000 DOLLARS
and see respectfully solicit its favor In the future.
DLHECTORS.
CHAS. I. DUPONT, JERRY WALICIA
JOHN W. CEAOHORN, JOHN THORNLEY,
C. R HEAELITT ABRAHAM HART.
J
DAVID BOYD R.. •PETER- B. HOR. , of. N. 7.I WM. M. swel.W. FURMAN Sawr - •Aan.
JOSEPH IILAP,..P M. D., N. B.LAWRENCE.
M.
THOMAS DA.S.A. .701 IN SUPPLE&
• THOMAS CRAVEN, President.
A. IL GILLETT; VW - President.
JAS. B. ALVORD. Secretary. apB3.lltl
FAME INSURANI
03 CHESTNUT Street,
E COMFANY, NO.
•
PHILADELPHIA:
. •
FIRE AND INLAND INSURANCE
DIRECTORS:
Francis N. Buck, E'D. W.xidnitt,
Chas. Richardson, Geo. A. Weet,
Henry Lewis. Jr.. . John Kessler, Jr..
John W. Reesman. • Chas. Stokes,
Philip R. Justice, A. livßosenhelin,
0. W. Davis, . Josep D. Ellis.. .
FRANCIS W. BUCK, President.
• CHARLES RICHARDSON, Vice President,
WILLIS.HB I. BLANCHARD. Secretary. EialE4ol
THE ENTERPRISE
INSURANCB COMPANY. OF PHTLADELPHIA.
. • (FIRE INSURANCE Exciusnrux.)
COMPANY'S . BUILDING, S. W. CORNER FOURTH
AND WALNUT STREETS.
DIRECTORS.
I
F. Ratchford Starr, George H. Stuart,
William McKee, John H. Brown,
Nalbro Frazier, J. L. Stringer.
' John M. Atwood, . Geo. W. Fahnestock,
' Bonj. T. Tredick. . James L. Claghorn, . .
Mordecai 1.. Dammen.-- William.G. Boulton.
P. RATC FORD STARR, President.
THOS. H. MONTGOMERY‘ Secretary. . . fell
&NE ERI CAN. FIRE INSURANCE.
COMPANY. Incorporated ISIO. CHARTER PER
PETTIAL. , No. 310 WALNUT Street. above Third, Ph
ladelphia.
Raying &large paid-up Capital Stock and Surplus in
vested Dr. sound and available • Securities. centumes
Wueure. on. Dwellings, Stores. Furniture. Merchandise,
Vessele.in port and' their Cargoes, and other Personal
Property. All losses liberallyan ßS d promptly adjusted.
DIRECTO.
Themes R. Marts. James R. Campbell,
John Welsh_ Edmund M. Dutilh,
Samuel C. Morton. Charles W. Poultney,
Patrick Brady, Israel Morris.
John T. Le y , •
• into R. MARIS. President.
ALisitor C. 1.. - CsAwiroza. Secretary. tettl-tf
MICH STREET
517. • •
C. A. VANKIRK & CO.
3wfinreortrarse o.
CHANDELIERS
AND OTHER
GAS FIXTURES.
Also, French Bronze Figures and Ornaments. Forestal*
sad Woe Shades, and a variety of
FANCY GOODS
• WICOLESALE AND . BETAI!..
Plasm eaUsnd a xamine Goods.
MATERIALS FOICNINCE PUS.
Burma, LAYER, AND SULTANA MUMS.,
CITRON emus/m.Bnm. . ;.•
CIDER WINS,. 'Am
ALBERT O. ROBERTS,
DEALER IN FINS OROCRRESS,
coma F.LEvENTa AND vraz STP,
TB D.B.A. . GOTTA WARE.
Fano Flower Pots. .
nt_tng Fawn. • •
Fern anOrsi •vasee, with Planta. • .
• , ge Pots,
• • lin V 118043, With Plants. • , • •
. . .
• • Ta Wiles la ttians. • • - • •
. - .
. • Console and Carnnulea.
Marble Busts and Pedeetali.;• . -
Brackets, all sine. ' •
• With lane assortment of other FANCY ClOnsbel,
ettitable % .C.HRISTMAS PRESENTS,itost of which an
manufaetnred and Imported JR•r our own ealee, and will
not be found at any other establishment.
B. A. HARRISON,
84 ;101ft CHEMIN iltrest.
PERPETUAL BEAIITY.- . - HATRVS.
WHITE, BLUM; pielaired from, We ' re*.
ceipt of Madam Rachel Severson " the celebrated:l'll,llEloa
Ladies' Rnameller.fihwhitens the skin, giving it a soft,
praetair o- - l l i i k k e t x t t a u n r d e
t m ra i n d s ipmaptey a
o f h eh c n o e m es p ;
l s e m xi o o o n t h wh s c s h
is quite, natural' without injury to the skin, and cannot
POseibly be detected, .' Price..2l4 cents. Ladies are re
quested to call foe a circular, and try the enamel before
Darcbasing,: Thiff - preparalloA issit e peasable. far the
stage: Sold only at - }IRBIL* V. 028, Perfumers.
'
• feP-Sza 133 '&onth SEVIZTll l $lroei. above Walnut.
TA:I - E ADVERTISER WILL SELL HIS
-AL
claim to a ofropte inventiort. dnefnl In eierf house.
but which be lies nutl:neans to patent, for loos than on to
fourth Ito actual vslue7 in cash. A patent-right guaron
teed the purchaser, or no sale. Address,. 'Ca "
Press office. fe2o-2t
- HOISTING ENGINE WANTED.-A
••••-•-. new : or second-hand Portable Hoisting Engine
?complete. Address, stating price and whore to be seen.
, " NOWA American, and eintted States Gamete
i 414 YOUNG' MAN FROM
Western Ponnaityanirt desii'oe a situation
to s' Hardware 'tom. Apply at• k 3 L &RIM'
fo2O-8t:
• •
N(T'ANT.E.D.-A 'LADY TO ~TAKE
fit theisCe and Bmliroidery Department in
tiZ z ernZilrai:a4ltip S krei.ic i tr ° l 4 , , n e ' l gigg s n e ril v Pect ar ;
of ...herick it Black, 1t2t , 9 MA RKET Street, • tkroug r .
Philadelpl ia'f'obt Office, giving name and reference.
: ,Ga2o-3to
10V11 NTED-A SMAST, ACTIVE LAD,
" from 16 to 16 years of till. ln R SILK HOUSE on
•MAANST Street. athiresll " 1.. " with references. at
the Office of The Preys. - foo-3t•
WANTED—A PRACTIGAL • MAN—
Competent to WY and sell DRUGS. Also. a
young MAN. 'who wrltee a good band. to millet in. a
counting-room—no salary the don year. Address Box
1421, Post Office. tolB-3t*
TI°ONE HAVING PROM TWO TO
FivosThousand Dollars as an kitty. Partner; will
please call at Factory foot of WOOD-SFB.RET WHARF,
Schuylkill, for full particulars. few-se
SROOND-HAND FURNITURE
WANTED—AIso, Carpets, Mirrors. Bedcling,Stoves,
':The highest price paid in cash. Call oraddissi
WM. MVP., No. DM RIDGE avenne.
ILIGHT ARTILLERY.-WANTED,
Fifty DRIVERS, Fifty CANNONIRRE, and Two BU
GLERS. for the Philadelphia Light Battery. Young,
able-bodied men win.bpd this the beet opportunity
offered to join the finest andanostdekrable branch of the
service. All bounties "liven. For further information
tti:oly, at Headquarters, N. W. corner SIXTH and CHEST
:ITT Etreeta. CAPT. OSBORN WATTSON.
fel4-12to
$1,755,286 61
Eft WANTED TO PURCHASE -A
maLmoderate sired thresfratory Brick 110D 8 E, in a cen•
tral location. . Must have all the modern improvements.
Address "House," at this Oka. stating price, terms,
ja.3l-t[
and location. .
40,6915,063 0
$417.216 00
31,em 79
74.733 &I
Oft WANTED TO RENT, FROM TEE
mai first of April next, a moderate-sized threeatory
BRICK ItIFFELLISC HOUSE, In a central locality. It
"Nretnti."ae all t
0 t ke,7411,710.
Improvements.iypr../rlidim,
.411 , DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER
GENERAL'S OFFlCE. . —ParLAnat,parA, Pet 9,
VESSELS WANTED immediately to carry COAL to
the following points ;
Tortans
Rey Werit. Fla.
Port Dionroe,_Va.
Alexandria. Va.
Newham. N.C.
_ . Port Royal. S.C. A. BOYD.
felo.tf . Captain and Medd. Quartermaster..
$676,M 68
em FOR . SALE—THE FOUR-STORY
Ma Brick Dwellibg Home, No. MS VINE Street, finial
ed with all late improvements: hot and cold water in
Chambers; 3-Mery double back buildings; two Kitchens;
Lot'M feet front by 125 feet in s to Pearl
Apply to . . SA L L. CLEMENT.
. • • . 22 fe2o-6tSouth THIRD Street.
. 68,918,167;96
.
- .A. - 111Et.BORliii0E FOR INVEST: ,
MENT 1n REAL.P.STATIThe Property known,
as JONIS' HOTEL, fonnerly,owned and occupied by
Mrs. Catharine Eohe, on the south aide of CHESTNUT
Street, between Sixth and Seventh streets, adjolaingthe
Paper store of Ropers. Howell & Brother': containing
fifty-Nix feet six inches in frons, and extending to Satisom,
street about two hundred and thirty-five feet: will be
sold by the Sheriff on MONDAY.- March 2d, DM. at 4
'o'clock P. M., at SANSOM-STREET HALL, under pro
ceedings on as old mortgage, now held by Isaac Brown
Parker, Beg., dated April 'l7th, '1833. re,lorded in Mort
gage Book A M., No. Li, page IL
This property is one of the moat desirable ou Chestnut
street, and can Do readily converted MN' stores, &r.
The sale will pass a perfect title, clear of all locum
brances. Arrangements can be made by which no cash
will be required, except to pay off mortgages, interest
and costa, and taxes due. The residue will be allowed
to remain fora number of years on mortgage. For far
ther Information, apply to
. EDW. SHIFPW, Attorney for tbe Crrners,
Southeast cor, of SIXTH and WALNUT Streets,
fe2fftmli2rp Philadelphia.
98,682 58
.. 19,548 94
• . 176,191 92
.. 14,708 42
99,224,U9 79
fe, FOR SALE—THREE BEA.IFFIFUL
maBUILDING LOTS on Broad street, below Prime:
also, three on Marshall street. below Broad, and one on
Thb Month street, below Prime. Also, a Ground Rent
of &SOO.
The large DWELLINGS, Nos. 456 and 4SS North Fifth
street, corner of Buttonwood street.
A three-story brick ROUSE and LOT; Pine, near
Seventh street. south side.
A brick STORE and DWELLING,. northwest corner of
Fourth and Lombard streets.
A brick DWELLING-ROUSE,:on the out side of Mar
shall street, above Buttonwood.
A three-story brick STORE and DWELLING, No. 1705
South street.. LOT running through to Carver street.
with a new HOUSE on Carver street. Apply to
EDMUND .f. YARD lc SON,
fe2o-6t• 200 SPRUCE Street.
fTO OABINE3 -MAKERS AND.
OTHER . BUSINESS MEN REQUIRING SPACIOUS
ACCOMMODTION& —For sale a very desirable pro
perty and capital business stand, situate on the west
side of SECOND Street, 2 No. M 2, between Walnut and
Spruce - streets, , 2B feet. inches in breadth on Second
street, by 290 feet in depth to Levant street, widoniug at
the distance of DO feet from Second street to 60 feet, of
which increased width it extends MO feet. -
On the Second-street front is a well-lighted Store, 112
feet in depth,- with a gond basement, fitted for a sales
room. Private entrance to the upper rooter, so a-ranged
.as to be conveniently occupied by separate tenants.
About 70 feet in the rear of the store is a complete dwel
ling house, with nine rooms and all the modern con
veniences, having a garden 50 by 70 feet; planted with
fruit Areas,. grape vines, &c., between the house and
store. On Levant street is a large storehouse (which
could be used for manufacturing purposes), in the rear
of which is a stable for three horses; there is a carriage
entrance from Levant street.
The attention of capitalists and business men is Invited
to this property. For particulars and terms apply to
& W. TRACKARA & SON, •
feEl-St No. 244 South THIRD Street.
FOR SALE—A FARM IN FRANK
LIN Township, Chester county. 4 miles south of
Philadelphia and Baltimore Central Railroad at Penn
Station. It contains ns Acme, good quality; XI Acres of
timber; modern house; good barn, tenant house; is well
'watered; suitable for a Dairy. • Price, SSG per Acre.
For particulars, inquire of FRANCIS 4000 D WEST
°BOVE P. 0., Chester county, Pa fe2o!finwitt
V 4 STATE OF' CHARLES H. MATT
SON, Deceased.
Letters of Administration upon the estate of said dece
dent having been grained to the undereigned, ail persons
indebted to said estate will please make payment, and
those haying claims against the same prosentithem to,
SAMUEL IL 3IA7TSON. Administrator
• De.-11M6 CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia,
Or to his Attorney,__ NATHAN H. SHARPLESS.
lei-fret* No. DS North SEVENTH Street.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY: AND COUNTY" OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of JOHN A. BONA; Deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the accountof SAIIITEL BADGER, Executor
and Truitee of the estate of RHIN A. ROHR, Deceased,
and to make distribution of the balance in the hands of
the accountant, will meet the parties intereAted, for the
purposes of hie appointment, on TUESDAY, March 3d,
A. D. UM, at no 'clock A. N., at his Oftlee, No. 1291 i
:south FOURTH Street, in the city of Philadelphia.
feal-frnwSt JOHN HANNA, Auditor.
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY' AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA,
Estate of EDWARD .SITEF4 Deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Conrt to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of ADAM SUER. Executor of the
estate of EDWARD SITER, .Deceased, and to make dis
tribution of the balance in the hands of the accountant,
will meet the parties interested, for the purposes of his
appintment, on THURSDAY, - March lith, A. D. 1803, at
11 o'clock A. , at his Office, .No. 129 g South FOURTH
Street, in the city of Philadelphia.
feat-fmtvin JOHN FIANNA, Auditor.
PROPOSALS.
ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE
OFFICE. BIGT,SDELMITA, Pebrnary 19, 1563.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited at thts Ofilee until
12 o'clock M.., on THURSDAY. sth instant. to tarnish,
promptly, at the Scanylkill Arsenal, the following sup
plies:.
Guidons for Cavalry, silk, complete. •
Drums for Infantry, do.
Drums, tenares, sets.
Regimental Order Books.
White Bunting for Flags.
Dark Blue Thread, No. 30. best quality. '
Do. do do. do. 35, do.
Wrapping Paper for peeking purposes:
g -inch Yellow Silk Lace.
If; White or Cray Domet Flannel, 6i , ! 01111q113 pe r yard.
Canton Flannel, 636,
• Bootees, sewed by hand or by machinery; to be of the
hest quality oak-tanned leather, and fully up to Army
standard. To be assorted in the following proportion of
sizes to the 100, viz: 2 pr. No. 0; 9 pr. No. 6; 30 pr. No.
'lt 40pr. No. S; 12 pr. No. 9; 4 pr. No. 10.1 pr. No. 11:
Bidders will state, in their proposals, the quantity bid'
for and time of delivery ; and also give the names of two
sufficient accurities for the faithful fulfillment of the con
tract, if awarded:
Samples of the above can be seen at this office.
iltiders are invited to be present at the opening of the
hi 0: H. CROSMAN,
fe Deputy Q.;31. General U. S. A.
VERSONAIL--A. D'ANCONA, GIVES .
-a- a high plait. for-Ladies-and Gentlemen's Cast-o 9
Clothing,. at &WI SOUTH Street. MI9-124*
pIINSIONS:- $lOO BOUNTY AND: .
- 2, Pay procured. and collected for soldiers, sailors ".
and.the relatives of 'such as are deceased. at ressonald.
an
a nd satisfactory rates. Claims cashed or a
Fdvanced
N. tines
, JA2dl3B UL'PO
Solicitor for Claimants
424 WALNUT Street, bailedelpht i ._
Particular attention sivcs_tc_noLstics Irv= at e, .
noise
B. 111131,HOLLAND IS THIS DAY
admitted into our firm. The name and style re
mains unchanged.
- • GALLAGHER & LYNCH.
Philadelphia, February 3d, 3563.
TH B ;FIRM, OF KENDERDINE &
JUSTICE Is dissolved by the death of WARNER
JUSTICE, The lousiness of the late firm will be settled
by the surviving partner. J. R. KENDERDINIL who
will continue the HARDWARE business at the south
•west corner SEVENTH and SPRING GARDEN Streets,
Philadelphia, February 16,
NOTIOE.-PHA FEBRIT
ART, 2, IE6I —The COPABTNIMSHIP herstofore ex
isting between THOMAS_ .k BIDDLE, EiliNitY J. RID
DLE, and AL • 'KANDY& RIDDLE, Stuck and Exchaage
Brokers, under the firm of Thomas Biddle & Co., le this
day dissolved by the terms of our articles ofo_p_artner
ship in consequence of the death of Major H
BIeLEART J.
The bnidneue will be carried on by the surviving part
ners 4 the eame place and under the same name.
The a ff airs of the old firm THOMAS be ttled by the sub
scribers A. BIDLE,
fe2-Im. ALEXARDER.BIDDLB.
%SE SUBSCRIBERS WILL CONTI
NUE the DRUG BUSINESS, as heretofore,' at the
Old Stand, 80. 7114 MARKET Street.
WM. ELLIS & CO., Dnurglste,
ktl-tt ' • 7444 MARKET Street.
A. OPPENHEIMER.
KATERIAL BOUGHT YOB CONTRACTORS.
All goods guide will be guarantied regulation In elza.
IL B. Orders of any MI4I tilled with deapatch. Ja7-3m
jr1:1 - R FINE, 'PRACTICAL' DEN
for tbe last twenty 'years, 21.9 VINE Bt..
below Third, inserts the most beautiful TEETH of the
age, mounted on line Gold Plating, Silver,Fuleanite. Co.
rants,Amber, dm, at prices, for neat and substantial
work, more reasonable than any dentist in this city or
gtate. Teeth plugged to lad for life. Artificial Teeth re
paired to suit. No pain in extracting. No charges un
til satisfied all is right. Reference. bestfamillea talitam
EVANS it WATSON'S
SALAMANDER SAY/
16 BODTH FOUR STREET.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
A UM variety of FIRE-PROOF SAM al
MIOROSOUPES, SPEOTAMASI, AND
aP71:1 " 82218 '" 24 744 ° V.VrE b ili & Co..
9514 CILIETNUT Streig.
WANTS.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
LEGAL•
PERSONAL."
'COPARTNERSHIPS.
No. 2131anutpa Alley, Philadelphia,
CONTRACTOR AND measarrecTeritss or .
ARMY OLOTIIIPTGF
Of STOTT Description.
ALSO, •
TINT&
ILLVESSACK&
PONCHOS,
(Luce_ BLANKETS,
KNAPSACKS. and
BED PICKINGS FOE HOSPITALS.
AMUSEMENTS.
NEW CHESTNUT-STREET THEA
TR
Leiwee &DA E.
M/map, My. W REMOMET.
THIS (Enda', EVENING, PeEr. S,
THE LAST
AEI) ONLY ItEMAINT,Iff NIGHT'
Ups which
EDWIN FOlll-41S'Iv
Will appear in bin powerful pact of
DAMON v
In asulm's Drest Claw Plify.e4
NSW
i ctlN ‘ i R i r tAMON AND rinffAff,.
•
tilivor'DßEsass,
. • Kpinirrefigwrif wor
•AN ADMIRABLE CAST. - •
Mr.
S. McCullough •••' • as
Pre r ni na bli r ne' s
Magpie Ponini • as
Mrs..J. N.sAllen e
Conductor gfrAgAgg A s a juL.
SAlllRDAY p lf r y s ligaar; 21ii, 186 . .
. positively the tart apPearance oP
MR. HACKETT, '
Wbo will upon thin occasion repeat the Partor
TEE GREAT AND INTELLECTUAL 9.II,STAVF,
OP Shaknpeare'm Henry the Fourth.
PRICES OF ADMlSSlob.—Family Circle, 2.5 cents;
Dress Circle, W cents; Parquet and Secured Seats tw
Dress Circle, 76 coots: Seats In Private Boxes, each 1111:
Doers open at TI Cormin rises at 73L o'clock.
MRS. JOHN DREW 'S A.ROH-STREET
mum.
guaieei. Agent and Treasurer JOB. D.MITEPHY.
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF BIDi. JANE COOMBS.
ROMANTIC PLAY AIM. OLORIOIII COMEDY.
TO-NIGHT, (Friday.) February 20th,
INGOMAR.
Partbenia
Mae Jane Coombe
Ingomar Barton Bill
To conclude with LONDON ASSURANCII
. .. .. . - . . ..
Lady Jay Spanker . Mlle Jane Coombs;
Dolly Maker ' .' . Frank Drew
Dazzle, Barton Hill
Major Flarawaf '. ' Mr. A. Bradley.
On MoNDA.Y. JOHN WILKES BOOM.
air Beate secured without extra charge.
W.AINIIT-STREET THEATRE.—
Sole Leeeee Dim. X. A. aelusrrsox.
Hnaineaa Agent Mr. JOHN T. DONNELLy.
I FIRST BENEFIT OF MR. R. RDDY.
THIS (Friday) EVENING, FebrutlaT 20 1 / 1 , TBS.
Will be presented the Great Drama of
THE RAC-PICKER OF PARIS.
Jean ' Mr. E. Eddy.
)Terre Carouse 8. young.
Marie Didier Miss Kate Deana.
To be followed by the Comedy or
HIS LAST LEOS.
To conclude with THE CHILDREN OP THE WOOD.
Walter Mr E. Eddy.
'
Josephine Mira Kate Deana
Doors eel at 7; *attain will rlae.at 734.. . .
MUSICAL FIINti HALL
THURSDAY, February Mb,
AND •
SATURDAY. February 2St
TWO ORATIONS
UT
MR. MASON JONE)3,
The Eminent Irish Orator,
Whose orations, delivered recently at then Academy . of
Musk., New York. crowded that buildingtmoverlowing
on each occasion.
In consequence of the difficulty- of obtziniuglarge halls
for the dates when Mr Jones would be at liberty to visit
Philadelphia, es "sgements „ have been guide with him
for TWO ORATIONS ON the first tod,e delivered eta
THURSDAY NB A% February 2dth :
Subject—tIARIBALDI,
AND
ITALY OF THE PRESENT,.
being reminiscences of a personal onmpaitpr.witlt Goa.
Cartbuldi.
The second Oration on_ •
SATURDAY, February 28th.
Subject—CUßßAN:l
ANn
THE WITS AND ORATORS OF THE lIIISITHAR.
Admission
Doors oren at 734 ; commence at 8:
be obtainable at all the .lltdeLa and. Music
Stores on and after Tuesday next. fe2o-%
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
GERMAN OPERA,.
CARD.—Actuated by the solicitation. of many PP ,
trona of the late German Opera season, tire subscriber
has induced Mr. CARL ANSCHLITZ to consent to another
short season of GERMAN OPERA in Philadelphia, at'
the ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Tifaiseason will coosistot
six nights, commencing on '
WEDNESDAY, Marsh 4th, 1563.
the Operas to be_prodnced will :
THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR," by NicolaL
JOSEPH," by Mennl.
" by Mozart.
•F "
RADELLA byl'. Von Flotow.
THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO. " by Mozart.
And "DER FREISCHUTZ; " or some other
acknowledged favorite Opera.
For the SIX OPERAS a Subscription will be opened
on the same terms as before, viz:
SDESCRIPTIONS FOR SIX OPERAS.
. . .
Reserved Seatsin Balcony, Parquet,. or Parquet
Circle 00
Admission to n " 4 00'
Single Tickets. reserves/ I mA... 1 00'
The Opera Nights will be:
MONDAY,
WEIMBSDAY. and
FRIDAY, or SATURDAY.
And no more than three Subscription Nights will be
given in any one week.
Subscriptions received by J. E. GOULD; corner of
SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Streets, and at the ACA
DEMY OF MUSIC, on and after MONDAM,Pebruary.M..
• THE RNTIRE CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
(both considerably increased). will be brought on from
New York, and the undersigned pledgee himself that
while under his management every pert of the alio' ve
prospectus will be carried out precisely as stated; and
nothingieft undone to make this
THE MOST BRILLIANT SEASON
ever witnessed in Philadelphia.
ADOLPH BLRGFELD. Businessgent,.
fel9-10t . Office 139 South. SEVENTRiStreet.'
WASHINGTON'S • BrIITEGULY..
]fUS]CAL.FUND HALL
ORATION .BY
PROFESSOR McCOY, of Washington. D: C., .
(Late Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory, in the Balsten
and Albany Law Schools.) .
SATURDAY EVENING. February 27 .IPS3.
' , RATION AT &O'CLOCK P. AL
SuLject "The London. Vines on the Rebellion and •
the War arainst the National Constitution."
The above is the Oration whichavai foga delivered in -
Waal) I ngton on the Anniversary , of Washinaron'A Fare
well Address, and which wan subsequently repeated be
fore the President and his Cabinet,
By order "National ' Union. City Executive- Com—
mittee. ".
Admissionaratis.. Tickets to be procured at-T. B
PUGH'S, SIXTH and CHESTNUT Stitets, or of any
member of the Committee. felk%
A MERIO.AN AOADEIEY OF MUSIC.
Tho COURTIAND SAUNDERS CADETS , DRILL.
SATURDA nextH , at 8 P, M., for the benetitot 801,
DIENS' C.
. _
Tickets (M and 50 cents) at Academy and Gould's.
Seventh and Chestnut fel7-St
D. L. CARPENTER'S
EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL .FLORAL .13ALL.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OP MUSIC,
TUESDAY. EVENING, April 14th.
TICKETS TWO DOLLARS,
Which are now ready for delivery, by JOHN THORN
LEY, Req., 311 Chestnut street, and D. L. CARPEN
TER, at hie Rooms, 826 Arch Areal
N. B.—No tickets to be bad at the door on that Eve--
fel7-41e
ASSEMBLY ..r:BITILDINGB, CORNER
OF TENTH and CHMllnillT Streets. —2IEVEN'TK
WEEK AND GLORIOUS SUCCESS OF THE BOHEMI
AN TROUPE OF GLASS-BLOWERS, EVERY EVENING,
AND ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTER
NOONS.--At each Intertatzetnent, the celebrated low
pressure GLASS Steam-Engine MONITOR, made entirely.
of Glass, will be in foll operation. AU the Magnificent
Works of Art, Manufactured by Lie Company, will-be
distributed gratuitously to the visitors. On FRIDAY Eve
ning. February 20th. a Splendid Case of Work will be -
given ta the author of the best Conond. um on the Glair
Steam e.
PARTICULAR NOTICE--Th. First Present, each Mr. •
ming, will be a Splendid Case of Claw Work; -
Admission, 15 cents. No half price.
Exhibition commences in the Evening at 8 o'clock.
Afternoon at 9 o'clock. fel6-6t•
A SSEM BLY BUILDINGS--TENTH
AND CHZSTNVF.
ANCITSFZENTS
oNoRL FOR O
BLDITZ. AND YOITNG.
si
Thggreat MAGICIAN and VENTRILOQUIST, with by
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS, will gas his new and
popnlstr Entertainments EVERY EVENING during t.M,
Week, commencing at 55i o'clock_- and WEDNESDAY .
and SATURDAY afternoons at& The attractions will la
marvellous: expert mats in Magic; wonderful powers
In Ventriloquial. and the Learned Canary Birds in their
new characters.
Admission 95 cents. Children 13 cents. -de'll.lf
G ERm-ANLA. ORCHESTRA. - PUS
NOONREHEARSALS every SATURDAY AFTER.
at 33i o'clock, at the MUSICAL FUND HALL.
Carl Sent', conductor. Tickets 26 cents. Packages of
tickets.*l—to be had of Andre & Co., 1104 Chestnut ,
street ; J. B. Gould, Seventh and Chestnut, and at thew
ball door. .. no?!-tf
rf.A.SSLEWS ORCHESTRA
-ILL NEW OFFICE,
SW& Sou th EIHMTH'St., below walnut- delttim
pENNSYLVANIA. ACADEMY OF
ME SINE
lOtallfiTletfr MOST,
Is open daily (Sundays excepted) from 9 A. K. till I
P. K. Admission Meant.. Children hallprice.
Shares of stock. $9O.
BIG THING I--SPARRING TOURNA
31MST:!-JOE COBBENj who to matched to fight
McCOOL for $2,000 and the Championship of America,
will give a
GRAND SPARRING: ENTERTAINMENT
previono to going into Traintno, at
FRANKLIN BALL,
SIXTH STREET, BELOW ARCH,
01 , FRIDAY EVENING': Fbbruary 20, WI
CON GREW. champion of Colorado, will he present
and eiditbitailit Belt.. All the fancy will be on hand.
The windOttewill be a grand display of Science between
JOE COBURN AND CROW:
AdmiSsiom 60 cents.
Doors open at 7: Sparring to commence at 8 o'clock
precivel y. Tickets to he had at the door. felB-Bt.
MEDICAL.
S.
WK. AND AFFLIOTED.
D , R,. W A :TN
,
'9OXPOUND
SYRUP OF wax, so :c. ostzr-
— "ticPaxv,v, part cularly at tali 804110/14 should' be
without *Dr. Bwayne'e Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry ;" coughs sad colds, which are very prevalent,
are quickly cured. Even in neglected carer, where the
cough is acated, pains,bresst and side, fever, bloody ex
pectoration, sore throat, night sweats, lunge more orless
affected, '"dwayne's Compound" will not fail to gi ve••re.
lief, and wonderfnl cures have taken place, when to all
human probability it could not be poselblc
DR. SWATIIT,'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
THE STANDARD and most reliable remedy for a recent,
Or seated cough, Soro Throat, Asthma, Weak Breast,
'Bronchitis, Night Sweats, Pains. (breast or side), Ner
vous Debility, Hooping Cough. Restless Nights...all Pul
monary Complaints. Volumes might be Ailed with
proof from ell parts of the world, to prove that no
remedy has ever been disoovered in the whole • history
o f medicine, that acts so prompt, even in the worst
cases of pulmonary disease. A good appetite, complete
digestion, strength, and a disposition for active exercise.
are sure to follow its use. If you have been tampering
with the many at ticles put out by persons totally igno
rant of the science of medicine, in theory or practice.
end your case been neglected, you will find in "DR.
SWATNR'S COMPOUND" your only hope of cure. It
the bowels are costive, or headache accompanies your
disease; a dose of
Si-SWAYNE'SIie
SARSAPA AIID TAR PILLS !
Will remove it. Thirty , years' experience, _and the in
creasing porralarity of DR. SWAYER'S MEDICINES"
are convincing proof. Prepared only by Dr. SWAPNE
& SON.. 330 - SIX'S]; • Street, above Vine. Sold by
Dealers throughout the United States. fel4-ittf
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES ;
for Coughs, Coida, and Irritated Throats, are offered
with the fullest confidence in their efficacy. They bays
been thoroughly Jested, and maintain the good. reputa
tion they have justly acquired. As there are imita
tions. be eure to °Brant the genuine at FREDERICK
BROWN'S Drugand Chemical StoreaN. B. nor. CHElftt
NUT and FIFTH btreets.
Also,Mutter's Cough Syrup. Wietar's Gong% Lozenges.
Prepared from original prescriptions, faSO-ineif
FIE AND EAR-PROF. J. ISAAOS,
-a , Oculist and Anrist, from Leyden, Holland, is per
manently located at N 0.611 PINE Street, where he treats
ott diseases of the Eye or Ear scientifically, and cure.—
lf curable. Artificial Eyes inserted without pain
N. B.—No charges made for examination. Coffee homy
from 9 to 11 o'clock A. N. and 2 to 7 P. K. la9-iire
R 9.5 OOLDTHOBP 41: CO., ROA,
`..."'""'" • (Late Ot 39 North Fourth street.) I"W'
of
Tassels,
• •
Cords {r °LinPB bi gii , Fria ß g & Trimmings , Tapes.
IWanuftettirers
Cantata
zoom
Centre
Tassels, Dress t rimm i n gs .
s BaKET street.
Braids, 11.eak- flea. T rimmings,
etc Philadelphia.
fa-lm
PLILIES SASE DWNYT BF.
MOVED to No. South EIBVIINTR Street, near
ranklin Institute. 21
The undersigned, thankful for paid favors, and bola*
determined to merit &tare Patronage, has secured an
elegant and convenient store, and bag now on hand •
large assortment of LUlie e Celebrated Wrought mini
Chilled Iron Fire old . Burglar Proof Safes (the only
strictly lire and burglar proof as made). Also, We's
17necualicd Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Locks. •
Lillie 's Bank Vault Doors and Looks will be furnishes"
to order on short notice. This to the strongest, best pro
tented. and cheapest Door and Lock yet offered.
Also, Particular attention is called to Lillie's Ng*
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, ac. This Safe is Doh
ceded •to surpass in style and elegance anything rigs
offered for this purpose, and is the only one the 'te
strictly tire and burglar proof.
SPECIAL Nonccs—l have now on hand say twenty ad
panel, Herring. /lc Co.'s make rs . eke them nearly new.
and some forty of other comprising . a conspi,
assortment as to sires, and all lately exchanged for-thet
now celebrated Lillie Safe. Ther will be sold at ram
low prim**. Please and azazeine.
fit. 0. 80.1)1,14. Mee.