The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, February 23, 1863, Image 3

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MARKET.
PitthAnsr.rum. Febrnwry 21. 151X1.
The money market is decidedly easy t Ail: per cant.,
undoubted era-class borrowers generally getting all
hie can at 614.
The gold market WAS ACUTA Rod feverish to-day. the
p.tce fluctunting meet uncomfortably betivcou teit4S3
1e21;, ch%ing nt 161 Old demands also fluctuated be
tween dfq.:6l.
. _
Goon anent loans received a now stimuli's today in
he edispe of the national banking bill just thronoh Con-
NrChS. Sixes ISBI ran up to fes%. an advance of 136 per
a•nt., seven-thirties sold up to V. au advanceof36.
rmartermnsters' vouchers improved 34; ono-year seal
liestes
Several hitters having been addressed to us lately, ta
bling io the prejndicial statement now being circulated
In tegurd to the Catawleen Railroad Company, We 'avid
- I he following from one of them, the views of which fully
cuincide with all that we have been able to acquire by a
.earefol Meeks into the condition of the road. We do
Lot agree with all that the writer says, and leave people
-des ring investment to judge for themselves. Ono of
.3 our Headers" says:
"This road, under the present efficient management,
Is new In excellent order; it has a large cult batuuce in
the hank, and $110,0007 per cent. bonds on hand not yet
dii•peeed of, which will sell much above par. Tl;e bust
bees of the road is luerenang tnentbly, the receipts for
y, 1901, being nearly ae.030 over January, PR
'The eumpany wilt he able to make tie dividends in lair
.ctr Auturst next, as it is now making twelve per cent, on
its pre-ent price.
I The sleek market was again active, and prices look
like 111111 , 1 , 0011 r. Governments were in demaud at the
.fignres named above. State fives were steady. City
•erixest advancing 5.1 per cent. • Pennsylvauia railroad
emortgage bonds and Beading sixes were steady. North
rennsykunievedges and tens toll off %. Camden and
.Amboy sixes Were firm. Elmira sevens were steady at
111; the chattel tens rose 1.34. Schuylkill Navigation
.sixes. 199', sold at 705%. Chesapeake and Delaware sixes
.at Pffii. Pittsburg, Port Wayne and Chicago second mort
4mites sold al 106. _Lehigh Valley Railroad sixes at 11.9.
Reading Railroad shakes closed 13' better than ',milor
d/o'i little Schuylkill advanced from 43.1 i to 44%; Cate-
Vim* was steady at 7, the preferred roes 3(; Chesnut
11111 Rellroad sold at 46; Pennsylvania rose 14% Phila
delphia and Erie at 37; Minebill at 63%; North Penn
sylvania rose X; Norristown sold at 60; Elmira common
and preferred was steady; Camden and Atlantic was in
:active. Passenger railways were dull; Second and Third
rose 1: Arch elreet sold at 26%.
Canal stocks seem to belatrseting more attention.
Belitty I kill Navigation wits in demand at 6, the preferred
less to )05‘; Morris sold at 00, an advance of X; Lehigh
Vavigation sold at MX, the scrip at 36%.
Summehanns sold at 6%; Lehigh Zinc sold at (IX;
Circe') Mountain at 3; Dig Mountain at 2%. No transac
tions to bank shares. The market closed Arm, WOW is
imude and 4,100 shares changing hands.
Drexel & Co quote :
United States Ronde, 1881 cogimg
Vetted States Certificates of Indebtedness 9135;a07
Vatted States 7 3-10 Notes lirOi4lol%
Quartermasters' Vouchers es (45)itits.
Order.. for Certificates of Indebtedness.22dis.
Gold (t 2 p.
Demand Notes • • • QM.
•
Jay Ceske & CO. quote Government securities, &0.. tie
follows;
Culled States Sixes, 18f11
Mille!) States.? 3:11) Ptot es
Certificates of Indebtedness
Quarterin asters' Vouchers.
Dente ud Notes.
The inspeollons of dour and meal in Philadelphia du
ring the week ending February 19. 156.3. were as follovre;
13arrels of Ahiperfine 17,259
• Do. iFine 121
Do. 4 , Mlddituri TA
110. .. Bye-- 62
Do. Condemned 1
'The Now York Evening Pate of to-day says
The most prominent feature of Wall street this morn
ing is the Incrust ug demand for Government stock. The
market opoued strong, but on the speculative list it be
came wraker towitrds the close.
&vett-thirties were eagerly inquired for 'yesterday In
the street, and all that could be had wore bought up
at 103;ie109%. This morning they are worth oue per
cent. Inure.
- • . • •.
Tho bend list is firm. Border Etats bonds are steady.
33rie4th mortgage sold at 111%; Erie Sth at 107, and Had
-13411 River 2d Milking Fund at 122. Illinois War.Loau Is
still rising, and sold at 104%. In railroad ailliVed a fair
.amount at business has been done; Erle, Toledo, Pitts
burg, Rook island, and Galena, being chiefly active, at
rates from 3,,R11 per cent. below tease current at the close
01 yesterdays transactions. We quote:
Feb. 21. a 19. 18. 17. 16. 14.
V. & 6„1851, reg.Di 063.' 116 96%
11.6. 6.. ISM, COIL &IA 971 97% 97 97%
II .S. 7.:41p. e... 30214 ltnl f 104% 192 mg 103% 103%
11. S. 11 r. cert.... 97 96% 96 06% 1164
American g01d...162X 161% • ur.i I6lt 158% 117% 156 4 :
Demand n0te5....162 161 16233 111.% 158% E - Aix 154%
'Tenn e4FeO ON 63 eNt 624 M 62 03 62
plinnourl 64% 6.5 X 66 66 Sips
_Pacific Mall 1614 154 161 X 1606 161% 165
Y. Central 11831 119 119% 110 1.1511 118 X 127%
Zrie 77 771.4 76% 77); 76% 78 74%
Arlo preferred ..• 161% 102 lout 101st' 101 994
kindson 973 OW 09% 01' 97.41 ildi•
Idtirlem 36 36g 37 se_g so; :ra
Mariam preferred 75X , 76% 76 78 7.5% 75
finch. 9714 97.% 98X 97% 1 1 6 X 96% IMX
/Bch. Southern 61% 61X 60X 61% 60% 60...
/Bch. So. gunr...185.),H” 10.5% 106 1061 106 108 Imm
Bluets Central.. 92 93% 93 93 %92i 92% 91
Ittsburg.... 70 71 71 72 71g 70.11 69X
• °Mesa ... 93% 93 34 Ref 94 931‘ 93% 92%
Toledo 94,4 84 93% 94 113% 92X SO%
Rock Iclaud 0336 04% 93 0434 93% 9.1% 92X
The .gold excitement last evening was kept up, and
the street was crowded till a late hoar. Large parcels
are said to have chained hauls after 6 P. Si, at Mg.
Willa was the opening price this morning.
Gold sold at the first session as high as 163%. lint sub
sequently the price declined, and quotations now rest
at 103%.
Money is easy at former rates.
Exchange Is dull at 179. Francs are quoted at 3.16.
Milo. Stook Axe
alevorted b 7 O. X. ElVerx
• go Bales. Feb. 21..
s. Philadelphia Eiehanze.
OARD.
110 do FIR ST :
35 Little Sold II 43%
44
60 do
I.IOOU S 6r9 'Bl-- ~„L . .
• 44
99
900 u do in%
451) City 63 71 lots
99
100Tenuis 5s 10234
ICOO do 102%
4360) N l'ouun 64 • 90
650 Sclil Nuv Prof 18
L3O 10,34.
'31 5 0 0
Rea d di o
ng R 4634
17 do 4534
100 do ash
ecis U S 1-year Certif. • • 9634
6 Norristown R 60
6 Chestnut Hill 1t.... 46
2300 Sold NAT 6x'B2 703;
500 Ches & Del 13s 99
11000 Reeding 65'43 114
.SOOO do '7O lie
las soh uyi New—A.ow 6
210 N I'erturs h lots 11365
20 Lehigh Zino.. 2dya 46%
2250 U b 7. 50 Tr If ..b1k.103%
103/ do titi4.lo4
BwrwßaN
103 41 reou Mountain.— 3%
150 Soliny I Nay . • 4
SCO do cash 6
1R) do 0
SRCOND
2200 City Go New.ll2
2.100 do New .112
30 Reading it 4.5.31
60 do cash 4514
WI
Penn do R
46
20 s 6034
79 do 66 X %
EO4 Elmira Chat 105.... 76
3COO lo
ism tr 7 s
do Bs 'St
59 94%
40:410 634
50 Bch' Nav Prof 16 .
do 10
400 do 1,30 16%
A IFTER
40 Little Schuylkill It
CLOSING PR
Bid. Asked.
LI S St Opus 1L... 99 NU
SI S 7410/3 h1k....1621i 104
#l,welloan Gold-16 162%
'l4lll 6s old 10 2 6% 107
Do now 112 11234
Alleg co eo 11..... ..
Penns sa. .- • • -102 10334
&leading 11 . 4534 4634 ,
Do bda '1X1...114 115
Tip bd a '70.-109 16936
1.6
i... 44 le-104g 105
renna Dori .:" 31 i
Do let ni 68..117 119 -
Do 2,1 m 613...113.34 11434
Norris Canal- 60 60%
Do . prid 108..130 132
Do 58 -'76.... • . ..
'Do 2d mtg... .. ..
Haag Canal ... . .. I
Do 64 ..
HoDo hnyl Nitv
19 6 %
16 WI
prfd
Do 13a '92.... 7035 7034
Simira R 8034 4034
:Do prfd.. • ... 5235 12334
Do 7s Ist m.. 111 112
100 Cataw A Pref mash 2251
1300
25
Cli yEi do s
Pref.
100 224
2000 do New•ll2 X
900 do 9 eds•ulS
25 Lehigh Nay ' de
40 Lehigh Scrip 95
• 100 Suitt Cana1......b5 6
[SU Di Branch 6e 25
100 Cam & Am €4l 'Bl-101
11000 Ptt,Ft W&Ch 2d m•EXI
10 Alluetall It— • caah. 9j3
3.1%5 N Poona Scrip 98
100Gabt, do es
1030 Lehigh Val 64 113
1000
2(100 Elmira
do Chat 10e. •
• 75 )
.10X) do 753(
61..63 Elmira 041 §c p N)
1 Philaila Erie
28 Green & Coates IC • 4.854
100 A rolt-st R 285 E
10 2d & Sti-ata B 81
100 Green Mountain... S
200 Big Mountain ..b5
Bp4.F.DS. _
(OXON Penni' 63 69%
102 d Se 341-sts R 31
1000 U 13 s.year 63 99.
503 C hes k Del Os 9916
3000
7000 Seta
0036 Nay Sc
7 70,K
d
50 Lehigh Scrip 3634
100 Morris Canal 00
40 Arch-st It ffiN
65 Ulla Bahl R 4424
100 Catawissa K Pref. 7236
100 do Pref.slo 2236
3700 U 8 7.30 T 11
' 200 do end. 10736
600 City 6s '71.... .....
ROO Cain Sin 1.2 d off 62
1000 /US 6; 'Bl reg 99
OARDS
41X
ICES—BERM.
Md. deka
Catawissa ..... 7 7.%
Do prfd 22)4 22,1 i
Beaver Mead R . ..
?Arightll . ... .
I liar rißbiarg
Wilmington E.....
Lehigh Nay €6.•
Do shares... nulf oth .
Do scrip 36)4
Cam 3t grab 8...
Phila dr Erie 6a..
Snn Erfa 75
MMO
1 . Do lionda.... .. It •
Delawaro Div.— .. ..
Do bonds-- • . ..
Spruce-street 11... 1521 16
Ohestuut-et 15. •• • 53 66
Arch-street R.... 2634 26%
[ Raceetreet R.... 10 11
t Tenth-street R. • • 39, 4 4 40
Thirteeuth-st R• • 26 27
W Phila R 66 06
Do bonds... • . ..
Green - street R... 43)( 43%
Do b0nd5...... • .
Second-street R... 50% 81%
Do bonds .• •• . ..
Fifth-street R.... 60 ..
Do • bonds... • • '
Girard College R 25% 26
Seventeenth.st R 1035 1 4 1 4 k'
Little Schopl R.. 46,ii
Do 10s. ...... .
St Penns. R. fln iIX
Do Os 90 901 f
Do 10a .. , . ...110 112 X
PhDs. oer & tier. • • • .
F..ohigh Val R.
Leh Val bde
_Philadelphia Markets•
• FRBRUART 21—Evening
The Flour market is without change, the demand both
for export and home use being moderate; sales comprise
about 2,000 Lb's at 847.711rat8 for extra family, mostly at
the latter lute, including 200 bbls redstone on private
terms, 110 bbls Penna. extra at $7.7i, and 200 bbls good
superfine at 8,6.26 bbl. The sales to the retailers tad
baker,' are within the same range of prices, and $8.50(3
P. 60 VWA for fancy brands, according to quality. Rye
Flour Is held at tig/ bbl. Corn Meal is wanted, with
snail sales of Penna. at &I ql bbl.
GRAIN. —Wheat is in demand at fall prices, with sales
018,000 bushels Western and Pennsylvania reds in store,
at. i7.10175c, mostly at the highest figure; white ranges
at 1811@7.00c per bushel; the latter for choice. Rye is sell
ing in a small way at 980100 c for Pennsylvania. Corn
as less active aud the sales moderate, comprising about
2,000 bushels now yellow at 87c in the cars. Oats are
firm, with sales of 3,000 bushels heavy Pennsylvania at
Btu for MThs; light oats are selling at 37@40c per bushel
sasasure.
BARK. --fluercitron Is scarce and in demand at $3B "ft
ton fur Ist. Re. I.
COTTON.—'The market la dnll, the stock being very
light aud no disposition to operate; email bales of mid
dlings at A/Wile@ lb, cub,
GROCEMBS. —The stock of both Sugar and Coffee con
tinues very light, and wo hear of no sales worthy of
notice.
PROVISIONS are firm and holders are less anxious
to soli, email sales of Mess Pork at $159516 per bbl, for
Pew. Lard Is selling at 1031(R1I31 cents for obis and tea
SEEDS.—(fieverseed is lees active with email males at
B+6. 71K447.12)0bu5h els. Timothy is se ilinglut $1.87.593.
and Ylaxi.eed ed. 60 ti bushel, which le a further v sum
WHISKY is firm, small salon of bhls. are reported
At 60(§81 cents for Pennaylvania and Ohio, and Drudge at
87@.,S cru gallon.
The following are the receipts of Flour and Grain at
this port to•day
Flour..
Wheat
New York Markets of Saturday.
Ashes are unchanged sad selling at *3.621G for Pots.
aed $8 for Pearls.
BREADPTUFFS. —The market for State cud Western flour
to a abode firmer, with a moderate Inquiry at the Im
provement.
The Hales are 8000 bble. at $7.10(.26.f0r superfine
ire; 87. G. 7. 80 ?or extra State; $7.1 7. s 0 for superfine
tchtiran, Indiana , lowa, Ohio, 5ec, ;7.66368.10 for ex
tra do.,_lnclud Including shipping brands of round - hoop Ohio
at $7.801388, and trade brands of do. at $8.1009.50.
Sonthern flour is a little better. but the demand is very
Trioderate. Sales ft bbls. at 37.9008.25 for superfine
Baltimore, and $8.3010.60 for extra do.
Canadian flour 186 cents higher, with sales 800 bbls. at
37.70367.85 for common to good, and 37. W.:68.150 for extra
brands.
Rye Flour is quiet at 345.60 for the range of fine and
Superfine.
Corn Meal is inactive. We quote Jefsey at $l.lO,
Brendywine $1.86, puncheons $22.60.
Wheat is one cent better but there is not much activi
ty; the sides are 85,000 bus at *144@ 1 . 62 for Chicago
erring, $1.M.:§1.71 for Milwaukee C $1 . 71.75 X6 for
amber lowa, $1.73(§1.77 for winter re d Western. and
$1.78361 80 for amber Michigan.
Rye Ic quiet at *1.08($1.12.
Barley Is firm at $1.4501.88.
Corn is a shade firmer, with a moderate business
doing; sales 6,000 bus at 87@/980 for sound Western.
BOSTON RABAT/STUFFS MARKET, Feb. 2L—The
receipts since yesterday have been 8,817 bble. Flour, and
7,8C0 usliels Oats. The market for Flour is :mite firm,
but the demand is moderate. There hove been small
rules of Wehtern superflue at
37 , bbl; commou extra at
167 76, and choice brands held at $8: medium do at We
60; and for goed and choice, including favorite St.
Louie bn ede, $OOll. Southern Flour firm, with sales
of Bra tidyalue at *O. Corn firm but remains qnlet. We
quote Western mixed at Meleic; and Southern yellow
at Matelie 'V bushel. Oats continue arm. We quote sales
at 72074 e for Northern and Callatill. Rye lice been cold
at ESton L .
Shorts, $81; and Flue Feed and Middlings,
@36
BALTIMORE COFFEE MARKET, Feb. 21.— . Market
raictive. Rates are unchanged, vtz: RID at 33(3134Kc;
guayru ut 37Ca4c, and Java at 40 trouts 11 M.
Ship News.
Nem Tons, Feb. 22.—Arrived, bark W. E.Ander
son, from Cardenas; bark Golden Era, from Grand
Turk, Matanzas; bark J, liepler,from Cardiff; brig
Anita Owen, from Neuvitae; echr Ben. Fulfonl,from
few lOrleans; echr G. S. Adame, from San Juan;
.sabre Central America and Garibaldi, from Port au
Platt; Behr Euphemia, from Nuragoane; also,
large number of coal ochoonere, from Philadelphia.
Below, ship Georgians, from Liverpool; bark P.
y. Callecot, from Marseilles.
The steamer Ella Warley bas parted amidships,
and risen to the surface, but is still held in her place
her anchors.
.Below—Ship Ernestine, from Ilavre; bark Golden
Age.
The steamship Miele iss ippl, with home and troops,
.1s anchored in the lower bay.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,
UP TO 12 o'cLoox LAST MOUT.
Contheentel—Ntnth
?leant() E Brewer, Pitlablird
P Turner, l'iltalmra
Vent Cora Hopkins & ,aala
Namur! DI Lawrence, Peuna
It A Condit, Now lork
S Y °mallow, Salem, Hass
Cal deTrobinud
S A uder,ou. Baltimore
Hossack & lady, N York
It Rio N York
0 W T ees, Harrisburg
Il C Soak, New York
Mrs Ali Borke, Bruton
Alias Beira Burke, Ekiston
Hiss Hulick. Eastou
B N lteLnctly & wc. Balt
alrs Flitdley, Pmts.
•
8 Mil ler, lit D. Wilmington,
jo filler, Wilmington
W A Wo. d & wf, N York
W Month & wf, St Louis
MIN Yard Iry
Alex Rankin, Kentnokr
Paine & In, Kew York
R Einyton,Bew York
W Bs t hersralth & I a. Conn
.1 P llsley, Wilkealianv
11 Pliber, Baltimore
11 L Plialon, Now York
W E Moorhead
Pitt Cooke
G-,y A 0 Corti)). Fenno
H C F Thorndike, J 1 York
W P Thornalike. NOW York
N Robot!, Boston
11 11 Kendall, Cleveland
P Parson & In, Detroit
R Ketcham, Buffalo
J F Fmith
Saud Wells. Boston
Ghee Bladder. Dnatoa
Tarim , Ileum Now York
11P Booth, New York
I:Willard...New York
D S Steese.Teree3 City
S A TM, Now York
W DI Shuster, Wash'n, D C
A S Prepp, Fall River
Moore. liudiam
jobn I:Reynolds, NY
Chas H Yelb,lae, New York
Homer Franklin,New York
B Van Ripon& Wash.D C
John Gillen, Wash, D C
H F Dippol, Meriden, Conn
L L Crounse, New York
Isaac Cruse & don, N York
Thos 6 Blair, Pittsburg
A B Semple, Louisville
J L Bablus, Ohio
W H Glenny, Buffalo
E T Hocpsn. New York
L Hoopes New York
John H Gear, lowa
Gfrard—Chestnut a
T Wailing, Ohio
C W Craw & wife. Va
B Hirst, Balt
SWShinn,Nl
Arnett Fitzgerald
S C Bunting, Jr
Capt Whitney, N
O Metcalf. Pittsburg
Hon 5.11 Madden, NY
Cant Moore, N 0
J NV Reynolds, Harrisburg
C Johnson
John S Keneagy, Lana co
Semi It Smith. Bait -
L B Rodgers, Phila
/Yr L H Steiner, Md
Capt A Sbepley, S A
James S Aforsell, Jr, Md
Mrs James P Larnden, Illd
James Shntee, Balt
H B Leonard. N H
Cho s T Staubitry & wife
C Howard,_Balt
McCleary.Va
Hugh T Mcßeynolds, llar'g
BPWtlitaattyNY
R B Wigton, Huntingdon
John Blain, Plymouth. Ind
J H Kuck.Peorin,lll
II Johns ton, N Y.
97 974
94)i 96)11
.160 161
-162 1623(
Ifforchanbe—Pourth
Philip Cirsoff, Pittsburg
J B Sinclair, lowa
A S Bele. Cincinnati, 0
H Heinen, Hartford, Ct
J A Magee:Ferri , co, Pa
13enj Barnett, Lycoming co
Mrs Irvine, Hollidaysburg
Miss Walters, Hoilidaysh'g
T P Marshall, Trenton N j
.T 31 Hahne, Mt Holly, N J
Edmd Doster, Bethlehem
Col WB Toaster Wash, D C
E C Vincent & Hazleton
S BWitten, Zanesville, 0
Mrs S Fleming, Philada
l<tissS Smith, Phil+ da
J. 43 Wallace. New York
Rk. Means, Brookville, Pa
Amerlean—Chestnu
Mout A L Anderson, Md
Lient ffi Byre, Maryland
n
L Bri too, Penne
Vent RA Curtis, N
S T Dußois II if A
0 C Beckwith, Mass
thagan, Bellefonte
D B Shafer, Middleport
II B Be man, Ohio
Mrs G Lear & son, Pa
J P Smith, Reeding
C H Bellew* Illinois
C BR Ce, Illinois
Mrs T J Sharp & 2 ch, Wash
0 Lear, Doylestown
A B Haight, Now York
St. Louls—Cheattrat
Ciao Hobert, Pennsylvania
W H Potts, Pennsylvania
Tilos V Hatcher
B H Covode, New York
Mrs Carter & km, Boston
Davis, Pennsylvania
N-B Bayard, Maryland
M F Caswell, New York
Geo Renshaw Boston
Jas lnpols, Boston
W r Donnell, Mass
W A Taylor, Mellville, N J
Wash Williamson, Conn
B Bainbridge, Boston
C S Nought - on, Albany
The 'Union—Arch
C Herdsly, Va
J S Alurtangb, Cataaaqua
I L Woolutan, New Jersey
S C Woolman. New Jersey
Pdw Risley, Waabinglon
S S Herthey Lancaster
13 Paxton. l'hiladelplna
P Nammontl, PhllaAla
II C England, Philada
Mina England, Pldlada
States Union—Sixth
W Eauerbeer, Virginia
E Q.Burvon
M Ruin Patterson, Pa
Geo Ornbb, Ohio
Peter Stiles, Ohio
.1 Bich - outlay, Virginia
BiOrnber, Danville
RIF Blnir,Cataannona
Jl3 Blair, Scranton
Commercial—Sixth et
Capt E .T Pennypacker,U SA
h Oldham, Elkton, Pad
E Johnson, Alontgoney co
H Neff, Pennsylvania
Mrs Cameron,Penna
J W StedhamWilm,Del
National-Ham, street, above Third.
D W Reynaldo, Ohio 'E P Ronk, Washington
E Jacoby, Bloomsburg C 8 Clarlc, Washington
Jobn S Bossier, Myerstown Cant .1P D Dillinger, Va
8 Zaclatrlas Al H Hoary, Virginia
11 Bright, Milton, Ohio
Madison—Second street. above Market.
John Patekin, VillmingtonlJohn B Posh, Doylestown
Jnekson Sills, Lewistown 18 D Wood, N York
Jae Grover, Lewistown IC S Metzger, Penns
Clots Jame.. & la, Donna Dr NV B Thompson, Penne,
ROT S N Chew & la. Penna
&lonnt Vernon—Seco
.7 Robinson, N York
J Armond, Boston
R Armstrong, Boston
111 Williams, N York
Bald Eagle—Third
S Camp, Harrisburg
1) Carr Harrisburg
hire E Lehr, Easton
Master Lola, Easton
Barley Sheaf—Seeond street, above Vine.
T H 'Walton & la, Doylest'nlW Hobenseek, Milltown
A Appleton, Doylestown JO Berrie, Doylestown
OwenWordate, renu'a Connard, Ohio
Black Benz—Third street, above Oallowhill.
Mrs C Vanardedalen Pa & B Heck, Scranton
13 A Neeld, Yardleyv llle Geo Rickert, Baltimore.
Jacob ririvoini . Day*o4
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They purify, strengthen, and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach.
They care Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhatha, Cholera, and Cholera Morin's.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the best BITTERS in the world. They male
the weak man strong, and are exhausted nature's great
restorer. They are made of pure St. Croix Rum, the Gel&
prated Callsaya Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken with
the pleasure of a beverage, without regard to age or time
of day. Particularly recommended to delicate persons
requiring a gentle stimulant. Sold by all Grocers, 'Drug
gists. Hotels. and Saloons. P. H. DRAKE it CO., SOB
BROADWAY. New York. se244ka
•••.2,Boobbis.
....8.71:0 bus.
•••.0.800 bus.
••••4,800 bus.
ONEXHIOB CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST
eTTLFO, made in the Beet Manner, expressly for B.BTAIL
SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plain 71.
cares. All Goode made to Order warranted eatiefsototT.
Onr 01,111-1411011 SYSTEM ID strictly adhered to. All are
thereby treated alike.
de12.17 JONES & 00..604 KARS= Street.
PRRCIVAL—BERGER.--On the 7th instant by 3. M.
Richards, D. D., Mr. George Percival, of Frederick,
lid., to Mile Susan N. Berger. of Philadelphia. •
TVG.H—STSJ,TER.—On the Bth instant, by the Rev.
P. Sheridan, Mr. Thomas Tygh to Miss Mary T. Stetter,
both of this city. •
VirILKIE—FIFEB.—On the 19th instant, by the Rev.
T. B. Miller. Mr. Samuel Wilkie, of Bristol, Pa., •
to
Miss Hannah Pifer, of Philadelphia.. •
RNEEDLES—SPEGHT.—On the 19th instant, by the
Rev. Joseph H. Kennard, Mr. Henry S. Rneedler to
Miss Tilly Specht, both of this city.
NROUS.—On the 2let inst., George W., son of the late
Nicholas Brous, in the 29th year of hie age.
The friends and acquaintances of the family are re
vectfally invited to attend the funeral, from the resi
dence of ids mother, airs. Sarah Drone, Second street.
above Olvay street, Twenty-third tvard, on Wednesday
afternoon, at 1 o'clock. To proceed to St. James'
nrch. st,s
ONAILEY---On Friday, the 20th inst., Harry Leonard,
eldest son of Commander James Madison FmileY,
United States Navy.
The relatives and male friends are Invited to attend
the funeral, from his father's residence. No. 2011 Pine
street, on Tuestiai morning, the 24th'inst, at 10 o'clock.
Funeral services at the 110118 e.
UALDWELL.-On the 20th instant, Harriet Frances
Lewis. adopted daughter of Charles P. and Eliza M.
Caldwell, aged 19.
The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from her 'parents residence,
northwest corner of Thirty-fourth and. Haverford streets,
Mantua, ;hie (Monday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Proceed
to laurel Hill Cemetery. •
TYLDIN. —On Friday morning, 20th instant, Calla
rise W. Tylden, wife of Thomas B. Tyldea.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
attend the funeral cervices, at St. Mark's Church, at og
o'clock, this (Monday) morning. the instant., • t
EASBY.—On the 10th instant, Christiana Raaby.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
Invited to attend her funeral, from her father's rest.
denco. No. 342 South Front street, this (Monday) af
ternoon, at two o'clock. To proceed to Woodland Ceme
tery. a
AN DEB SON. —On the 'Oth instant, littera short illness,
James D. Anderson. in the Mat year of his age. •
AhIITO —On the 20th instant, at Beverly, N.. 1.,
Ara er bella Martha Sherrington Ashton, in the 10th year of
h age.
BALL.—Killed, at the battle of Shepherdatown; Va.,
on Saturday. September 20th, 1082. Thomas M. Ball, in
his 21st year, a member of Co. K, Corn Exchange Regi
ment. of Philadelphia, son of David and Margaret Ball.
d Chestnut streets
7'r Knight and lady, Elston
Lull', Lull',, Boston
. .1011 Ii Warren. New York
W Booth and Indy, Illinois
Mrs. Trubrook.
L Booth, Illinois
T J Martin, Illinois
H A Muller, St Louis
IC Williams, Now Phil+, 0
C N, Storm & wife, MilWartite
Wm B Eaton, U S N
James Doan, Boston •
1' Taller, Kansas
J F Legate,
Mr Green, New York
11 Tuttle, Cievelaud
Benj Baltimore
U A Paddock, Now York
Jim 51 N York
S McClellan. Wheeling
Chits Hots, Now York
Wm Watts, New York
Mrs Thorn on Boston
Mum it Ladd:Massachusetts
1. B Ladd, Thumaohasetts,
C73urk, USA
R A Robinson, Louisville
W II Davis, Albany
II H Davis, Allegheny. PA
Alias R 14 Davis. Penua
S Von lionhorst,Pittmhg
bliss Von Bon horst & sic, do
N D Williamson, Trenton
Mrs R T Brtahett, Ohio
S Sinclair & Is. New Yurk
(leo W Grist, 11 JorsoY
A .1 'Rinker. New York
W Lloyd, Trenton
Lient W T Sher, US A
C Kean, New Jersey
Jos U Crawford, US A
C D Bohn, New York
.1 M Stewart, Alogandria.Va
R. Saxe. Vermont
L• 1) Wend, Vermont
H W Gore Boston
F Ball, Jr. U S A
Webster Elmes, Cincinnati
Capt Do Haven & ht. U S N
Miss Do Haven, U S
P J Perrin, Tanuton
W S Watson, Vermont
0 R Page, Cleveland
Fred Chitliners.Mi unertpolis
TF Cheritree, St Pant
Mrs Oarmosal. St Louis
W F Dryer, Illinois E
N C Lyon, vonsvile
J T Nage & In, Poona
J W Haw, Pennsylvania
W Wren, Pennsylvstuia
W P Young, Milwaukee
Chas IN" Smith, Philadelphia
treat, below Moth.
H C Maks°ll, Pittsburg
a Shaw & lady, Phila.
Miss Kate Steele, Minnesota
Miss Rose Steele, Minnesota
Chas it Willis Boston
ThOd Lee & child, Phila
A. Boss, N
Mr Rowe & lady, N Y
J 6 MacCounell, Fort Del
P Erben. N Y
T Frank Howe, N Y
Oeo W Burton, Dubuque
Miss Sallie Hepburn, Berko
Alfred F Smith. Del co. Pa
Fred Montmollin, Jr, Lex
H C Dale, New Church, Va
R IWdweU, Mass
E Wilmer, Delaware
Rowe, N Y
.TiC Willie
Coo Heiner, Harrisburg
John Kelly, Lancaster
Jacob Lemon, Lancaster
D Herr, Lancaster
B Herr, Lancaster
David Herr, Lancaster
E B Herr,Lancaeter
E Herr, Lancaster
A Herr, Lancaster
street, below Arab.
W D J Mariann, Penne
C S Palmer, Bucks so
Stnrdes, Stroudsburg
S Berry, Stroudsburg
J Stevens. Zanesville. 0
B B Conran, Penna
Lewis Haney, Penult
F B Oemberdt &wf i Y
Col D B Meßibbin, B
3l'atton Thompson, Philad
W H Moore, Philadelphia
C C Wells, Philadelphia
Jos Wallace. Chillicothe, 0
A H Baker , Wailtingtou,Pa
J B Griesemer, 1:1 S A
Gee Reed, Virginia
J W Rhey. Peoria
street. above Fifth.
S Dyer, Woodbury
E Cram, Boehm
W McLeod New York
C C Beckwith, Now York
L Houser. Eckley, .
Mrs Col Albright, Donna
J J Speed •
W Carnahan, Virginia
C S Smith, Wash, D C
J Painter, Nana
J M Forsyth, U S N
Vent A L Anderson, Pad
J H Calltn, Delaware
C C Bush, Delaware
J Carrow. Delaware
J W Caldwell
street, shove Third.
J blurphey Sr la, POULIR
C C Harbaugh, New York
Mrs J L Leech, New York
Dr B J Darken, New York
T C Kingston, New York
Geo Thurston, New York
C LaeMe, New York
Mrs Scott, Brooklyn
Crowin
R S Eltddloton, Wash, D C
W Gavel:meek, PhDs
A B Tisteott, Wrush, D C
8 A Brooks, Piero 1 ork
W Benson, Necs , York
trust, above Third.
Jacob Heller, Pittsburg
M R Robe, Pittsburg
T R Johnson, New Jersey
W Johnson, Philada
PM Rogers, Dresden, Tenn
D .1 Rogers, Dresden, Tenn
Lot Beyerlo. Harrisburg
J linutzinger, Harrisbnrz
Hillborn, Philadelphia
and Market streets.'
C Davis, Troy, N Y
Anderson. Blair co, Pa
J H Demers, Homer, Pa
D NV Fox
E Larkin.Wheeling,
D S Sample Imzerne
IE B Hendricks, Danville
IA Bender, New York
D Martin, New York
reet, above Chestnut.
W Countiss, Warninglois
S Y Wilson, Newark, N J
T Underwood, Penns
T Clawthorp, Pennsylvania
B Pierce, Maryland
H 8./mist, Delaware co,Pa
d street, above Arch.
Wzn Nolen, Chester
J Johnston, Palma
T Baker. Bristol, Pa
Cant Chrtaman. Patina
t., above Callowhlll.
Henry Gable, Barks co
A R Rothbrock, Pa
T S Lelsenrlag, Pittsburg
m.lLitxt,rzr._
DIED.
Weekly R
.eport of Interments.
HRALTII OFFICE. l'ub. 21
WA in the CIO qr !Naiad
to the tlat of Mruary,
Deaths and in/ern:el
frum the WA •
• d.
.0
.ii -,. .1. ...
DISEASES.
...lit 3i 1 DIBRA4R3. 1".. -d
-s 4
.. ..0 C.> ..'C _C.)
Asthma 1' 1' Fever, Brain 1
Asphyxia 1 • Catarrh 1
Apoplexy 2 " Scarlet . 9
Burns and Scalds..:. 1 Fever, Typhoid 8 3
Cancer ....... 2 Breast I Fa Fa lling oftty Dea a
bank o ICldneys f 1
t.of Uterns.... 1 earth 1
Stomach .... 4 0812gvoue
Croup 8 Hernia, Stranguill'il• 1
Congestion of Brain.. 1 2 iftenourrhuim 8
Lungs.... 2 Inllammation Brain. 1 5
Chohira Infitntum ... 3 " , Broach 1.. 1
alorbus 1 " Sar 1
Caries of Vertebra.. 1 " Larynx.. 1 2
Consumption, Lungs. 36 8 " Liver.... 2 2
Bowels I " Lanes—. 6 12
CORTUISiOO9 S " Porito`tii. 4 1
Cyanouls • - 3 " Stout &B. 3 3
Diptberia 2 9 Insanity 1
Diarrhwn 6 Inanition I 4
Dropsy I Intemperance 2
Abdominal . 1 Mitan,ntun 1 4
Brain 4 obstrOCllol.ll/OWOIN.. 1
Chest 1 Old Age 7
" Heart 2 Palsy 3
Disease of Heart 3 Pyomia 1
•
Stem & Sow.] 2 Rheumatism...... .. 1
. " Kidneys .... 1 Rupture of Uterus... 1
" Liver I Small Pox 3 5
Drowned 2 21 Still-horn 12
Dysentery.— ...... 1 11 Suicide ' 1
Debility 86ry 2 philis 1
Dislocation of Beck. 1 Unknown 4
Effusion Pericard'm. 1 Wounda—Gnu Shot.. 4
Effnsion on Brain.— 1 .
Erysipe
ia las 1
1
1 I Total 11321137
Euem 1
Or Tilt ABOVE TRESS WERE—
Under 1 year 64lFrom10 to 50 • 24
From 1 to 2 24 " 'soto 60 18
' 2to 5 19 " 60 to 70.••.•••.. 9
" -fi to 10 It " 70 to 80......... 8
" 10 t 0.15 ' 6 " SO to 90. ........ 9
" IS to 'A 32
" 30 t2O t o o 31) ti Total 273
414 81
WARDS. I WARDS. WARDS.
First ........ 18 Tenth. ....... 10 Nineteenth 14
Second 11 Eleventh 7 Twentieth 13
Third 0 Twelfth 4 Twenty-first..... 3
Fourth 8 Thirteenth 10 Twonty-second.. 4
Fifth 10 Fourteenth 14 Twenty-third.... 7
Sixth 9 l'ißoonth 17 Twenty-fourth..2l
Seventh 14 Sixteenth 7 Twenty-fifth ..•• 2
Eighth.. 10 Seventeenth 19 Unknown. 20
'Nint 101 Eighteenth 51
Total.. 273
Deduct deaths from the country 19
Net deaths in the city
Nativity—United States. 198; Foreign. 67 ; Unknown, 18.
From the Almshouse. 9 ; People of Color, 11; from the
country, 19.
The number of deaths, compared with the correspond
ing week of 1962. end of last week, was as follows;
Week ending February 23;1, 1862, was 283. ,
Week ending February 14th, 188 4 . was TO.'
Males, 14S; Females, 128; Boys, 73: Girls, N.
Deaths and interments of soldiers in the city, 2L
Br order of the Board of Health.
WILLIAM READ., Health Oaleer.
•
SPRING} MOURNING • GOODEB . ES
SON 4 SON,—Mourning Store: Na. 918 CHESS
NUT Street, have received
Black Silks of the most desirable makes.
Black and White neat Striped and Check Silks.
Paris Printed Foulard Silks.
Black brousselines, Tamises. Bombazines,
Black Crape Tammetans, Alpacas, and Mohairs.
Black and White Lawns, Ginghams, bfohairs.
Black Silk Grenadines, Grenadine Bareges.
Black English Crapes and Veils. • '
/r Shawls, Hosiery, Gloves, Parasols, Collars, Sleeves,
e. felS4
RTRE & LANDELL, FOURTH AND .
- 1 - 4 LECH, always keep a line stook Or :
Staple Household Goods:
311.10 Best Muslim, Linens, and runnels.
VYR,E & LANDFALL, FOURTH AND
AA ARCH. always keep a fall line of
Mourning Shawls.
- Jal.o Faahionable Shawls.
- pYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH AND
-IA LECH, have a fine assortment of
G
•
ood Glossy Black Silks.
iald Widows' Silks without gloss.
M. SOLDIERS OF THE WAR OF 1812
CELEBRATE WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY at
the Supreme Court Room, THIS HORNING, at 10
o'clock. General attendance is requested.
JOHN H. FRICFC. Secretary.
YOITNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSO
CIATION OF PHILADELPHIA. —The regular
Monthly Meeting of this association will be held at the
Roorre, 1011. CEEETNUT Street, on MONDAY EVE
NING, the Eld inot., at 734 o'clock. Members, try and
be jouncttua [2l-2t*] GEO. OOOKMAN. President.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
U. S. SANITARY COMMISSION.
The Eev. Dr. BELLOWS, President of the U. Sant.
tary . Commission, will deliver an Address, at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, on TUESDAY, February 24, at
8 o'clock F. M., when he will explain the history and
objects of the Commission, and its mode of administering
relief in the Army.
The citizens of Philadelphia, 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 which the wants of the Army
of the union have been provided for, and its sufferings
relieved.
Other distinanisbed sneakers have been invited to
unite with the President of the Commission on the oc
casion.
Ben/field's Band will be in attendance.
Tickets of admission will be sent to the associates and
contributors to the Commission, and any such who may
not receive them will be supplied on application at the
agency of the Commission, No. 27 South SIXTH
Street, where, after Friday, the SOth instant, a limited
number will be distributed to the friends of the Com
mission on application.
By order of the Committee of Arrangements.
HORACE B tNNEY. JR., •
CALEB COPE.
ROBERT M. LEWIS.
CUARLES J. STILLE.
For the Committee,
MAN APPEA L FOR' THE UNION.—
Profes.sor McCoy 's great oration on "The Lon
don Thnes on the Rebellion Against the National Con
stitution," which was originally delivered bthre the
President and his Cabinet, at Washington, and, subse
tirlautlY. four times at Harrisburg, has been delivered
in this State more than fitly times, by request was re
peated on Saturday night, at the Musical Fund Hall, to
a crowded audience, at the invitation of the Executive
Committee of the National Union Association.
. . . . .. . . . . . .
A full-length portrait of Washington, surrounded with
the American Bag, decorated the platform. At its right
was this extract from the National Constitution:
"THIS CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATJIS
SHALL BE THE SUPARMS LAW OF THE LAND,"
and on the left appropriate quotations front Washing
ton s Farewell Address.
. .
The Professor was introduced to the audience by Mr.
Kern, the chat; man of the committee. We shall attempt
no detailed report of this great oration ; suffice it to say
that it was the most masterly and eloquent vindication
of the Constitution and the Union that we have ever
beard. No report can do justice to the speaker ;to ap
preciate him he must be seen and heard. As an orator
we have never heard his superior, not even excepting
the celebrated John B. Clough. We cannot express onr
appreciation of his powers and eloquence better than by
quoting from a letter written by Mrs. S. Helen De Kroft,
the blind authoress, to Mrs. Rev. Dr. E. Nat, the morn
ing after having heard him repeat this celebrated oration:
'No part of Profe•mor McCoy's able dlscourseis so clear
and as pointed as that which establishes the great fact
of onr perfect oneness, onr perfect nationality.
" Indeen,after listening to Professor McCoy, one would
as soon think of admitting the possibility of chalking
the ocean into Monarchies, as one and another portion of
this Union setting up by itself. 0, may the God of nations
bless him! bless him! and the white angels forever
guard him! Be is as eloquent as truth itself, his every
word is ponderous with meaning, and all purple and
golden with love for his country.
" From tint to last, his enraptured audience follow
him through a sr a of startling, amazing, and all absorb
ing feels. Indeed his retch of lofty thought is nothing
less than inspiration. The spirit of the blessed Wash
ington is upon him, and his heaven-born principles burn
and blaze anew as they fall from his reed lips. His
solemn earnestness alone makes you feet almost that
. you are listening to one risen from the desd, to warn,
to chide, to Was, and to lead on to assured victory. At
times, the tide of his eloquence is positively fearful;
then suddenly Dialling away into the serene grandeur
of eternal hope, like rainbows upon a summer sea!
Mighty, maiielions orator The valleys should rise
bp, and the hills come down to listen to him. Old men
and young men, women and children, everything that
has a spark of soul in it, should he stirred lijsans patriot
ism, and roused by the thrilling power of his voice I"
At the cone usion, the committee invited him to repeat
his oration to our fellow-citizens some evening this
wrek, to which the Professor very kindly consented—sng
gosling, at the same time, that the proceed; be sonny's!.
ated to the several military hospitals in this city. lt•
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
TRADR —A Stated Dleeting of t be Members of the
Board of Trade wie held at - their Rooms, No. 505
CHESTNUT Street, onMONDAY EVENING, February
2.3 d inst., at TX o'clock. LORIN BLODGET,
fe2l-2t Secretary.
TO MERCHANTS AND CITIZENS
OF CBES MUT STREET. —The undersigned,
a Committee to make suitable externs arrangements on
the occasion of the Opening of the New Post Witce.
FEBRUARY 23, beg to suggest to merchants and others
to make a full Display of Flags, on Chestnnt street Par
ticularly, on that day, Prom twelve to six o'clock.
BAnmrsi, 'l'. CANBY.
EDWIN U. FITLER,
TROXAS W. PRICE.
LORII BLODGET,
feD-St. Committee.
tr:3••• HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, 1118
CUTHBERT Stmt.—This institution is now opon
for the reception of sick and wounded Soldiers, who will
be received and provided for in the moat comfortable
manner, tree of charge. B. P. GLENN,
n022,4f Secretary of Board of Hammers.
IM, 'LEAD/WARMERS, PENNSYLVA-
NrA AIILITIA, HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT,
HARRISBURG. February IS, 1551, THE STATE MEDICAL BOARD OF PENNSYLVA
NIA will meet in PHILADELPHIA on TUESDAY.
March 2d, 1553, and continue in evasion during the week,
to examine candidates for the post of medical officers in
Pennsylvania Regiments. The appointment of a num
ber of Assistant Surgeans will be required immediately
to fill vacancies now existing, as well as for others con
stantly occurring, '
Physicians of Peansyhrlttlia. in good health, furnish
ing proper testimonials for Industry, sobriety and
loyally, will be admitted to the examination. It is im
portant that the names be registered on the drat day of
the meeting.
By order of the Governor.
JAMES KING,
fele-dtmh2 Surgeon General Pennsylvania.
IMa , OFFICE OF THE STTROEON-AEr
TINT TO THE ARMY AND nAVY, PHILADRIe
?MIA. October 29, 1882.
Wounded Soldiers and Sailors desirous of availing
themselves of the National Appropriation for supplying
Artificial Limbs, should apply immediately at the aloe
of the Sonteon-ArUet to the Government, No. 1609
CHESTNUT Street. B. FRANK PALMER.
jeNtm Government Surgeon-Artist
MOFFICE PENNSYLVANIA.' RAIL.
BOAD COMPANY. PILLLADESPHIA, February%
1663.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. —THE ANNUAL
ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS will be held on MON
DAY. the second day of March, 1883, at the Office of the
Company, No. 21361 South THIRD Street. The rolls
will be open from 10 o'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 a vote. EDMUND SMITH,
felD-tmh2 Secretary.
PROPOSALS.
A BMY OLOTHDIG. AND EQITIPAGE
JULh- OFFICE, corner of TWELFTH and GIRARD Ste.—
POILADELPITIA, February 21st, 1153.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited at this office until
12 o clock M., on FRIDAY the 27th inst., to furnish
prongptly at the SCIIUYLKILL ARSENAL the following
buppitea:
Army STOCKINGS. Army Standard, to be free from
Shodd.
Army SHIRTS, Gray or White Flannel, or Knit, to be
free from Shoddy.
WATER-PSOOF SHELTER TENTS, India Rubber,
Outta Pemba. or Painted, fully grummeted.
Samples of which to be sedt with the proposals.
Bidders will state in their proposals thequantity bid
for, and the time of delivery, and also give the names of
two sufficient securities, for the faithful fulfilment of the
contract, [(awarded.
Samples of the above can be seen at this office.
Bidders are Invited to be present at the opening of the
bids. G. H. CROSMAN,
ft= Dep. Q. M. General, G. S. A.
DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER GENE
RAL'S OFFICE—PHILADELPHIA. 2let February.lB63.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
SATURDAY, 28th loot. at 12 o'clock M. for the delivery
in this city, on or before the Ist of April next, of TWO .
HUNDRED AND TEN MEDICINE WAGONS: One Hun
dred and Eighty to be constructed after the model of Mr.
Perot, and Thirty after the model of Mr. Duuton; both
models to be seen at the SCHUYLKILL ARSENAL.tn
this city The right is reserved to reject all bids declined
too Midi. • G. H. CROSMAN,
. fe2l-6t Deputy Quartermaster General. •
DEPUTY. QUARTERMASTER GENE-
RA vs °FMCS. ---PwibAnscrittA,2lst Febrrtary.lBo2.
PROPOSALS will be received at thin Office until
". 4 WEDII/13DA.Y, 25th inst., at 12 o'clock M., for the im
mediate delivery in this eltry of SR VIDITY , TiViI PAU
LIN% lex.% feet, to be well made, of best qual ity Cotton
Duck. 15-et Army Standard, subject to inspection. The
right it reeerged to reject all bide deemed too high.
A. BOYD., Captain and A. Q. M.
IVORYtY E 8 I' IVORYTYPES--
.
Those agreeable. natural, and life-like Pictures are
executed to superb style at REIMER'S Gallery tiECOND
Street, above Green. Go there and examine speci
mens. It
CIRUDE, PETROLEUM, 4,000 BA.R,
role; REPINED PETROLEUM, 1,600 barrels, in
eond, for sale for export.
B,ooe Erupty Crude or relined Coat-On Barrels vranted.
in good order. DANIEL L. MILLER, Jn. , Agent,
fe?S-3t* 3 . WA/ZEIT Street, Phlludolpllia.,
S.-PHILADELPHIA.. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 23. 1863.
THE PRE
PRINTS, BROWN AND BLEACHED SHEETINGSAND
3HIRTINGS.
DRILLS, CANTON FLANNELS.
COTTONADES, CORSET JEANS.
SILESIAS, NANKEENS. • • ,
COLORED CAMBRICS, SEAMLESS BAGS.
BLACK DOESKINS AND CASSIMERES.
UNION CLOTHS, SATINETS.
PLAID LINSEYS, NEGRO KERSEY%
KENTUCKY JEANS,
BLE AC EIED MU SLINS,
BLACK DOESKIN'S,
ALTEMUS COZENS,
011. CHESTNUT. STREET,
Pronounced one of the heat makes in the market. fel4-lm
OUR SPRING STOCK IS NOW AR.
EC OSIER Y.
AT LOWER. PRICES THAN PRESENT COST OP IM
PORTATION.
JOHN T. BAILEY & 00-
BAGS AND BAGGING
OF EVRRT DESCRIPTION,
NO. 113 NORTH FRONT STREET,
pIEIL ABELPRIA
"BAG"
: -MANUFACTORY.
BURL A F BAG 5, OF ALL SIZES,
FOR CORN, OATS, COFFEE, BONE.DUST, &e.
ALSO,
SEAMLESS BAGS.
Of standard makes, ALL SIZES, for sale ()heap, for net
sash on delivery.
GEO.. GRIGG
jaIOIf No. 90.9 and 221 CHURCH ALLEY.
SHIPLEY, HAZARD, 4t
ARMY GOODS.
DARK BLUE COAT CLOTHS.
DARK-BLBE CAP CLOTHS.
SKY-BLUE CLOTHS FOR OFFICERS.
ARMY BLANKETS, STANDARD WEIOHT.
IaOITNCE DUCK.
DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK.
BROWN AND BLEACHED SHOWINGS AND SHIRT.
/NOS. For sale by
FROTHDTGHAM & WELLS.
co-trtr
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
BLACK SILKS.
Gros du Rldnes.
Lustrings, Manelines. -
Mourning Po de Soles.
• Gros Grains.
Bonnet Taffetas.
Noire Antiques.
Double-faced Brocades,
Rich, neat Figures.
SIIARPLESS BROTHERS. '
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
Pell de Chevres, -Historic.
Adriennes, Worsted Crepes,
Ell de Chevres, Mohair's.
Chintzes, Lawns, Organdies..
Plain Silks; New Foulards.
Plaid All-wool Casbmere.s.
SLLARLESS BROTHERS.
fe2.9 CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
MUSLINS BY THE PIECE UNDER
PRICE.--We will sell bleached Muslims, 25 inches
Wide, for 15 cents per yard; good Ys wide is cents; better
do 20 cents; 4-4 wide 21 cents; good 4-4 30 cents; better
31, 52, 35, and cents. Also, 40 inches. 42 inches, 45
inches, wide, and 8-1, 9-4. 10-4 and 12-4 wide.
Included in this stock will be found Williamsville,
Wamsnita, Porrestdale. Attewagen, Hebron and every
well-known make. Parties
who wish to buy by the
whole piece or case, will find we are about 5 cents per
yard under agent's prices. •
R. D. & W. IL PENNELL, .
fe23-3t 10215IARKF,T St, below Eleventh.'
TABLE LINEN B, IN LARGE ASSORT
ment at rear old prices, from 62,4 emits up to finest
imported-; Napkins, $1.50 per dozen; extra fine, 81.75
per dozen ; also very line do. All linen towels, $1.50
Per dozen; also, towels of every description; Crash 4 ls,
16, and IS cents. IL D. & W. IL PENNELL,
fe2:3-3t 10,21 MARKET St, below Eleventh.
GOLD, SILVER,
T.J. S.
FIVE-TWENTIES,
OR,.
TWRNTY-YBAB. SIX PER CENT. BONDS.
PAYABLE AT TDB OPTION OF THE GOVERNMENT
AFTER FIVE YEARS.
I am instructed by the SECRETARY OF THE TREA.
BURY to receive subscriptions for the above
LOAN AT PAR.
Interest will commence from the DATE OF SUBSCRIP
TION, and Is PAYABLE IN GOLD at the Mint, or any
Sub-Treasury or Depository of the Dotted States, on the
first days of May and November of each year. Al the
present PRP.MIITY OX oonn. these Bonds Yield about
EIGHT per cent. per annum.
' A. full supply always on hand.
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT.-
actiMmlil 114 souTal wain) STREET.
JOHN 0. OAPP & SON,
STOOK & NOTE BROKERS,
SOUGHT AND SOLD ON COMMISSION AT TEI
BOARD 07 SNONNWI
/ND NMS AND LOINS SNBOOTIATED ON THE
S . HARVEY MILO,
STOOK AND BILL BROKER.
STOCKS and BONDS, and all kinds of D. S. GOVERN
MENT SECIIRITLEB bought and sold on Commission, ex
clusively.
Business Paper and Loans on Collateral negociated at
lowest rates.
Orders by Mail shall receive prompt attention. Refers to
Messrs. Nathan Trotter &Co., Geo. D. Parrish, Esq.,.
John B. Myers & Co., Samuel B. Thomas. BK..
Furness, Brialey, & Co., John Thomas, Egg.
del6-3mif
g3 , fliin TO $lO,OOO TO LOAN ON
mortgage of improved farms in Now Jar-
Bey CARPENTER. -
011-120 • ' 242 South THIRD'EtneeS.
SECOND-HAND STORE FIXTURES.
kJ—Counters, Bari. and Fixtures,. ConntinK-House
Desks, Stoves, &c., wanted. The highest price paid in
cash. Call or address WM. LEWIS, No. 931 RIDGE
Avenue. fe2l-6t*
P ERSONAL. -A. D'ANOONA GIVES
a high price for Ladies and aentletnen's Cast-off
Clothing. at 330 BOUM Street. fol3-1.2t0
PENSIONS.- $lOO BOUNTY .AND
Pay procured and collected for soldienci canon
and the relatives of snob as are deceased, at reasonabls
and eatiefactot7 rates. Claims cached or advanced nun*
by JAMBS FULTON
Solicitor for
2 Olaimank
44 WALNUT Street. Philadelp
Particular attention given to mita Rain at a
Lance.
OPERA GL A 1381113 OPERA
OPERA
For ell. JULE; W. 9IIREN & C,
4013-3mlf 9%* CztESTNIIT Sum.
COM MISSI( 1210UKES.
WELLING, COFFIN, 433 CO.,
220 CHESTNUT STREET
Offer for eate, by the Package—
AL:3O:
SKY-BLUE KERSEYS, INFANTRY CLOTHS
ARMY FLANNELS, 10 and 12-oanco DUCK, &0., So
401-mwflon
" COTTONADES, FANCY CASSIBIERES,
ItiAPRIVE, COLORED CAMERICS.
GRIGG & lIARMSTE&D
For sal by
No. 911 STRAWBERRY STREET.
SOLE AGENTS•EOR
GREEN & DANIELS',
CELEBRATED IVORY FINISH
SPOOL COTTON,
WARRANTED 200 YARDS.
BAIT QED
80,000 DOZEN
THOS. mEL - Lort, & 00.,
40 AND *R, NORTH THIRD STREET,
HITTC/lINSON,
No. fl 2 CHESTNUT STREET,
COMMISSION MEECH/NTS
FOR THE SALE OF
PHILADELPHIA-DEAD& GOODS.
se2fAm
FINANCIAL.
'CITY WARRANTS,
OLD DEMANDS,
BOUGHT AND SOLD
UNGURRENT MONEY WANTED
Collections made on all accessible points by
PALMER ct HUEY,
fele.reavf 6t* No. 5+ South THIRD Street
Na 2$ SOUTH THIRD STREET,
=KT= OPPOSITE THE MECHANICS' BANS.
STOOKS AND BONDS
MONEY INVESTED
BEST TIEN :
No. 312 WALNUT STRIBT.
PERSONAL.
DRY GOODS JOBBERS.
1863• 'SPRING. 1853.
RIEGEL, WIEST, & ERVIN,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
DRY GOODS,
N0:147 NORTH THIRD STREET,
PRI ELPH (A
Merchants visiting this city to purchase DRY
GOODS will find our Stock large,
and admirably „ assorted, and at
Low FIGOTRIES. In certain classes
of Goods we offer inducements to
Purchasers unequalled by any other house in
Philadelphia. fe19.21n
JAMES, KENT,
SANTEE 86. CO.,
IMPORTERS AID JOBBERS
DRY GOODS,
Nos. 239 and 941 N. THIRD STREET, ABOVE BALE,
PHILADELPHIA,
Have now open their usual '
LARGE.AND COMPLETE STOCK
FOREIGN - AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODE,
Among which. will be found a more than usually attrac-
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
Also, a full assortment of
MERRIMACK AOID COCHECO PRINTS,
and
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS.
To 'which they invite the special attention ofeash buyers
felB-2m
SPRING, 1863.
YARD, GILLMORE, (441
Importers and Jobbers of
SILKS
AND
FANCY DRY GOODS,
NOS. 617 CHESTNUT AND 614 JAYNE STS. I
Have now open, of THEIR OWN IMPORTATION, a
LARGE AND HANDSOME STOCK
OF
SPRING GOODS,
COMPRISING
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, RIBBONS.
GLOVES, &o.
Also, a frill assortment of
WHITE GOODS. LINENS, FURNISHING GOODS, EM
BROIDERIES, AND LACES.
The attention of the trade is requested. fel3.3rn
1863. SPRING. 1863.
JOHNES, BERRY, & CO.,
(Strecessora to Abbott, Johnes, Sr. Co.)
No. 521 MARKET, and 521 COMMERCE Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.
•
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF
SILK
FANCY DRY GOODS,
Have now open a LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK
DRESS GOODS,
Adapted to the Season. Also, a, Pull Assortment in
WHITE GOODS, RIBBONS, GLOVES,
SHAWLS, &a.,
Which they offer to the trade at the LOWEST PRICES.
CASH BUYERS
Are particularip invited to examine our Stock. fell-tf
MILITARY GOODS.
WASIIINGTON_PS
BIRTIIDA.Y,
FEBRUARY 22, 1861
FLAGS,
SILK. AND BUNTING FLAGS,
Of all Sizes and Deserintiona;
EVANS & lIASSALL,
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
No. 41S ARCH STREET. fel94t
EVA.NS & HASSALL,
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
No. 418 ARCH STRUT.
rrtiranzmne.
•
SWORDS; SASHES, BELTS, &C.,
And everything necessary for the complete outfit of
ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS,
WHOLESALE AND .RETAIL.
sa27-1m
G. W. SIMONS & BROTHER;
N...m •
SANSOAL•STREET HALL, PHILADELPHIA,
MANUFACTURERS OF JEWELRY, - •
FINE SWORDS,
MILITARY NOODS, It EVERY VARIETY
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
J. C. FULLER,
Importer and •Wholesele Dealer in
FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
No. 712 CIHESTNDT Street,
( o Up na
Lstairs, opposite Masonic Temple),
Has now p e ARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK,
EMBRACING
AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES,
E. HOWARD & CO.'S FINE AMERICAN WATCHES,
GOLD CHAINS, GOLD SPECTACLES, .THIMBLES,
FINE JEWELRY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
;:‘ D. T. PRATT,
(EIVOCEBBOB TO mut at REAM)
607 CHESTNUT STREET,
Is Soustattly to receipt of
INGLIBH.. SWII3B. AND
- AMERICAN WATCHES,
Of desirable styles and otudilles, to suit all classes of
buyers.
FINE WATCH. REPAIRING
attended to. by the most experienced workmen,
and every watch warranted for one year.
G. RIIESSLL,
.1823-em 22 North SIXTH Street.
FINE AMERICAN AND
. IMPORTED WATCHES, Gold. Jewelry. and 811.
yerware, at the lowest possible prices.
G. RUSSELL,
JeiMbik . 22 North SIXTH Street.
T. 43. FULLER'S
FINE GOLD PENS.
THE BEST PEN IN USE,
FOR SALE IN ALL SIZES:
all • ELI HOLDEN,
Dealer In fine
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED WATCHES. .
JEWELRY, AND CLOC_
oeStEces • 1013 MARKET Street.
ynCANiTE RINGS
A toll assortment, all sizes and styles.
J_ 0_ FULLER,
No. 712 'CICESTNUT Street. fell-3m
all WATCHES, JEWELRY, &O.
A FRESH ASSORTMENT
•
AT LESS THAN FORMER PRICES.
FARR k BROTHER, Importers,
mh.2041 3514 CHESTNUT Street, below Fourth.
ROGERS & BAOTHER'S • ,
FINE PLATED - WAVE,
SPOONS. FORKS; LADLES, KNIVES. &a.
J. CL . PTILLER. • •
fell-3m , ' No. 7161. CHESTNuT 6
S •
CASKS SODA ASH,
SODA
Marsh's brand, in gore and for Bate by
• C. W. CHURCHMAN. • .
te23-3t 32 South FRONT street.
i4Aos.—:. NO BALES E GYP TI AS .
-Lw White and Blues, in store and for sale by • • •
C. W. CllUßClibtabi.
(e73-3t 3RI South ritosT moot.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
p,..A.PPS MANUAL OF PENSIONS,
BOPZITY, AND PAT.
DIMOND EDITION.
A MMWAL OF PENSIONS, BOUNTY, AND PAY—
Containing tlio Laws, Forms, and it , gulations relating .
to Pensions, Bounty Lnd, Bounty rnY. Maims
for HOME! and Other Property destroyed, etc., etc. ;
with the opinions of the Attorneys GenoraL and. tho
Of
ficial nod Beeision3 'pertaining to these sub
jean. By GRottlip W. RAPP.
I rot. 321n0. Low Sheep,. $2.
Will be sentjy , Nall, nremid, on retteipteLtheprlee.
OPlNtorsibf
„ Ira rox
OVPICE, WASITINGTON, D.O„ Dec. :5, 18.6%,.
Slit: We ha=e examined with much pleasure a. Ma
nual of Pensions, Bounty, and Pay,' recently issued by
Robert Clarke & C).. Cincinnati, and of which you are
the antb or.
"Prom personal experlence a< e:amiaor= in this of
fiee,.we knr VT that a very large majority - of el;iltas are
unnecesiarily delayed, B , llfletilrl,S r,), a 0 0 , 1 .41 ° , 1 01e
length of time, through a. want of knowledge on the part
of claimants and their geld% in pr tperlypreoaring their
papers. This knowledge ran Cr.liity nhOined b y
cnn
culting' your Manual, which has been. prepared with
much care. a ad we neon - nand it to the cavocabh, ennside_
ration of all those who have Chihifo of any kind against
the Government.
•.
EDW. S. DANA,
W. W
mnen.
" Whi, R. Smillm,
" .1110illY E. Illtxint;
OPINZON OF MUM{ IL BA RtowrF , comnitSsronn
-
. 7
OF PENSIONS. -
It is eminently duo to the ability and fidelity with
which this Manual has been Prenared„.that I should DK^
press the great satisfaction which I have found bolts pe:
lineal, and my souse of its very great value. , In truth, I
know of no other work that so nearly aphroaches inY
ideal of a convenient and reliable Aver; on Pensions cull
the related topics; and lilies my cordial comics 'lllation,
. ' ROBERT CLAIIKE & CO,.
Publishers, 55 West FOURTH Street.
Cincinnati. Ohio.'
For sale J. 13. LIPPINCOTT & CO.,
B. 11. BUTLER & CO.,
• LINDSAY & BLAKISTON,
MID.* T. &J. W. JOHNSON & CO;
POLITICAL FALLACIES ; AN EX
AVINATION OF FALSE ARSUMPTIONS AND RE
FUTATION OF THE SOPHISTICAL REA.SONII.siGS
which have bionght on this Civil War. By George
Tonkin, LLD. 12mo. $12%,
Wild Scenes in Swath America; or life is the Noses of
Venezuela. By Doh Ramon Paez. IlluAtrated, $1.75.
The National Almanac for 186,1,
For sate hy-
WILLIAM S. S ALFRED MARTTEN,
fe23 CITES MUT Street.
HOLLY!S - COUNTRY SEATS', AND
SUBURBAN RESIDENCES, with numerous Blue.
trations, designs Sic. &c., just published.- Also,
LtdIITIfILI, ON DEAFNESS; • •
Its Causes, Prevention, dm., &c. A new and revised
edition. I vol. Vino.
THE GREAT coNsuarmATloN. By the Bev, John
Cumming, D. D., author of the Apocalyptic Sketches,
&e., Sm. LINDSAY & BLAKISTON, •
Publishers and Booksellers.
fell 25 South SIXTH Street, above Chestnut.
TOM THUMB PICTURES.
One Thousand CARD PHOTOGRAPHS or TOM
THUMB and WIFE, COM. NUTT, LAVINIA WARREN.
&a.. Rm., at LOW PRICES.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS—A. BET TER assortment
and LOWER prices than at any other- store in Phila
delphia.
PITCHER'S NEW BOOKSTORE,
fe2l-2t 808 CHESTNUT Street.
HAZARD'S BOOKSTORE.
724 CHESTNIPT STREET.
Between Seventh and Tighth Streets
All Books usually to be had in:a
FIRST-GLASS: BOOKSTORE,
Will always be found on our ehelvee
AT THE LOWEST PRICES.
fe6-tt
BANS .011RISTLIN ANDERSEN'S
LAST BOOK.
HEADY IN A FEW DAYS.
THE ICE-MAIDEN, AND OTHER TALES.
Translated by Miss Fanny Fuller, I vol., 16m0., tinted
paper, with a photograph from an original drawing;
vellum-cloth, top gilt. Price $l.
THE SAME, without photograph, cloth. red edges.
Price 75 cents.
Sent by mail free on receipt of priceeb ypoLlr,
felS.6t 1323 CHESTNUT Street.
ARM Y AND NAVY GAZETTE.-
The Gazette was started as a monthly in October
last, but its success has been such as to justify the pro
pyietors in establishing it as a permanent weekly. Prim
emal contents for the weekly of February 21, 1863, are:
Privateer NO; Cavalry Service; military Necessity;
Army and Navy Items; Scientific Items; Army and
Navy Orders; Army of the Potomac; The Colored-
Army; Army of the Cumberland; The Soldiers' Vote;
Religion of Patriotism; Rebel Finances; • Intervention;
Amusements 'of the Week fiflron-Clads ; Naval Supplies,
Subscription, i 53 per year. I,Vllr. R. DYER & CO., Pub
lishers, New York and Philadelphia. fe2o-Bt.
c)F b CENTS.—P H OTO GR A P AL
BUMS from 2.5 Cents to 2.5 Dollars! The largest as
sortment, handsomest styles, and lowest prices in the
STANDARD AND rMISCELLANEOUS BOOR'S, all
that can be found in a. first-class Bookstore, at low
rates.
All of G. G. EVANS' PUBLICATIONS at the
OLD PRICES!
Call in at the ORIGINAL GIFT-BOOK EMPORIUM,
fer-tf 439 CHESTNUT Street.
GENERAL TOM THUMB AND
LADYl—Card Portrait of Mr. and Mra. TOM
THUMB in Bridal Attire. A pretty little picture of a
Pretty Little Pair,
At the ORIGINAL GIFT-BOOK EMPORIUM,
fel7-tf. . 439 CHESTNUT Street.
CIRCULATING LIBRARIES.
BROTHERHEAD'S CIRCULA.
T • TING LIBRARY,—AII the NEW English and
American Book., including ALLGLASSES of Literature
This is the ONLY Library in the country that includes
all the NEW ENISLISH BOOKS that are not REPRINT
ED hero. .
. .
Tams $l5 per year; six months $3; three monthsNM;
one month 75 cents, or 3 cents ver day. 2/8 South
EIGHTH Street. - seSSra
PHOTOGRAPHS.
NOTHING MORE PLEASING TO
-LI look upon than a good Portrait of a relative or
friend. REIMER'S life-size Photographs, in Oil Colors,
are superb. War prices. SECOND St., air. Green. It
JUST OPENED,
.
• A NEW PHOTOGRAPHGALLERY'.
Ito. 900 ARCH STREET.
Where the
PINEST PHOTOGRAPHIC PICTURES,
FROM
THE CARTE DB VISITS TO THE IMPERIAL SIZE,
Are produced by themost
EXPIENCED ARTISTS.
Those wishing first-class pictures arc invited to call and
°narcotic. specimens.
A choice selection of Albums, cases, andframes, on
hand. P. A. O. KNIPE.
dell-3m
-A MARTEL OF BEAUTY AND
a-- 1 - truthfulness of likeness are those Colored Photo
graphs of REIMER'S, SECOND Street. above Green.
Fine and accurately-colored Pictures only. El. it
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS--A
large variety for sale at low Prices by
JAMES W. afrEgN &
dela-tberit 924 CECESTNIIT Street.
MEDICAL.
SICK a D AFFLICTED
DR. SW A YNE'S
COMPOUND
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
No FAMILY, particularly at this season, should be
without Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup of Wild
Cherry ;" - coughs and colds, which- are very prevalent,
are quickly cured. Even in neglected cases, where the
cough is seated, pains,breast and side, fever, bloody ex
pectoration; sore throat, night sweats, lungs more or leas
affected, "Swayne's Compound" will not fall to give re
lief, and wonderful cures have taken place, when to all
human. probability it could not be possible.
DR. MAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.
THE STANDARD and most reliable remedy for a recent,
Or Seated cough, Sore Throat, Asthma, Weak Breast,
Bronchitis. Night. Sweats, Pains., (breast or side), Nor
vons Debility, Hooping Cough. Restless flights all Pul
monary Complaints. Volumes might be filled with
Proof from all parts of the world, to prove that no
remedy has ever been discovered in the whole history
of 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 articles put out by persons totally igno
rant of the science of medicine, in theory or practice,
and 'your case been neglected, Ton will find in "DR.
SWAYNB'S COMPOUND" your only hope of cure. If
the bowels ere costive, or headache accompanies your
disease. a dose of
AZ' S WAYNB'S•IO. -
SARSAPA AND TAR PILLS !
will remove it. Thirty, Years' experience, and the in
creasing popularity of 'DR. WAYNE'S MEDICINES"
are convincing proof. Prepared only by Dr. SWAYNE
& SON, 330 S/XTE Street, above 'Vine. Sold by
Dealers throughout the United States. fel.4-iltf
P URIFY THE BLOOD.- NOT A.,FEW
of the worst disorders that afflict mankind arise from
the corruption that accumulates in the blood. Of all the
discoveries that have bey 11 made to purge it out none
have been found which could equal in effect AYER'S
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA. It
cleanses and renovates the blood, instils the vigor of
health into the system, and pargosout the humors which
make disease. -It stimulates the healthy functions of
the body, and expels the disorders that grow and rankle
in the blood. Its extraordinary virtnesare not yet wide
ly known, but when they are, it will no longer be a
question what remedy to employ in the great variety of
afflicting diseases that require an alterative remedy.
Such a remedy, that could be relied on, has long been
sought for, and now, for the first time, the public have
one on which they can depend. Our space here does not
admit certificates to show its effects, but the trial of a
single bottle will show to the sick that it has virtues sur
mating anything they have over taken. Sufferers from
Scrofula, Scrofulous Swellings and Sores, try it and see
the rapidity with which it cures. Skin Diseases,
Pim
pies, Pustules, Blotches, Eruptions, de., are soon
cleaned out of the system.
St. Anthony's Fire. Rose or Erysipelas, Tear or
Salt Rheum, Scatd Head, Ringworm, &e., should not
be borne while they can be so speedily cured by ATBll'll
SARSAPARILLA.
Syphilis or Venereal .Msease this lled from the
system by the prolonged use of Sarsaparilla, and
the patient is lett as healthy as if he had never had the
disease. •
A-mile Di*wafture caused by scrofula in the blood,
and are w_nerally soon cured by this EXTRACT OF
SARSAPARILLA. Price $1 per bottle, or six bottles
Air $5.
For all the purposes of.a family physic, take AYER'S
CATHARTIC PILLS, which are everywhere known to
be the best purgative that is offered to the &marker( peo
ple. Price, 25 cents per bog,_
_or live boxes for $L
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
and sold by all Druggists everywhere. fel3-fmw2m
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
for Coughs. Colds, and Irritated Throats, are offered
with the fullest confidence in their efficacy. They have
been thoroughly tested, and maintain the good repute.
tloa they have justly acoaired. Ae there are frailtr
tiOnY, be sure to OBTAIN the NeaUille at FREDERICK
BROWN'S Drug and Chemical Store,ol. E. ear. CHEST
NUT and FIFTH htreeh3. •
Also, Mutter's Cough Syrup, Wlntar'e Cough Lozenges,
prepared from original prescriptions. la9o-Im.if
WYE AND EAR-PROF. J. ISAAOS,
-•-• Oculist and Auriat, from Leyden, Rolland. le per
rnanently located at N 0.611 PINE Street, where he treaty
all dioceses of the Eye or Ear scientifically, and cures—
if curable, Artificial Eyes incerted without pain
N. B.—No charges made for examination. ()Bice hone
from B to 11 o'clock A. M. and 2 to 7 P. M.
D. B. PAUL & BROTHER, SECOND
• AVENUE_, WESTERN MARKET, SIXTBENTIT
AND MARKET STREETS.---5) head of very superior
Sheep of the South Down and Cotswold breed, raised and
fed by Col. Jeremiah Weaver, of Serbs con 07. P 4. Will
be exposed for eale at our Stalls. as above, on Wectues
neetfully invited
day. Thursday, Friday, and Saturday of this week. Our
to frieg l is a a n n d d the pmuilletctthnegveneeryntlare
superior r quality. of this
mutton, fifty sheep that have not been equalled in
quality and texture yourselvesi untry before. Calt.
7/1 the, and judge for
D. If. PAUL & BROTELEP„
. Noy;. 53 and 55 Western fd*rket.
MATERI.A.LS FOR MINOE PIES.
DUNCE, LATBR. AND SULTANA RAISINS:
CITRO.N CURRANTS. SPICES.
. 1 • CIDER WINE, Ago., 60.
-ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
.
• DRAINER IN FIFE GROCERIES.
&R AM mina ELIVENTH AND VINE sTP.
THOMSON'S LONDON
KITCHENER. OR EUROPEAN BANGS. for
families,_ hotels, or public institutkons, IN
TWENTY DIFFERENT SIZES. Alpo PhOadel
phia Ranges. Hot-Air Furnaces. Portable Heaters, Low
down Orates, Fireboard Stoves, Bath Bolle,K, Stew-hole
Plates: Broilers, Cooking Stoves, &e.; at Wholesale and
Retail, by the manufacturers,
NORTH. CILAICR, NORTH,
relB-wfm6mt No. aoe North . SECOND Street.
AUCTION SALE.
YVVVVVW.W." •
M. H. STERR, AUCTIONEER,
T NON. 729, 721, 723 ZA NB Street.
MM=G
SIORSILS,WACIONN DEARBORN& CARRIAOII.9,Ir A R-
Pi ES& SLEIGHS,
ALSO ROBES. BELLS, &c.
,
Onod-ivill and Fixtures or the City Auction Mart,
FILBERT Strest s. betwelp..Bretlli ludßiehth
March 4th.on account of the owner declining business,
will be sold at public sale. tho whole stock, then tho
goodwill and fixtures, of the well-known Auction Mart
for the tale of 110113 P Harness.
CoNSISTINU or
Jenny Lind wagon., rochaways, Germantown WN;t4ll9,
family earringes,sulkyes.d.arbura wssowt. ex pre wt
goon, fall-top wagon., standing-top wagon., bsrouonos.
extension -top carriage., ALSO,
sinale and double harness. eaddlos.
covert-, wolf robes, ben.. halmr,,,ke.
ALSO,
Spleodid pair of Mares. will ho sold acparato or . is
&ether.
ALSO.
The goodwill and fixtures of the Whole establishment.
which is an akrellent opportunity Mr any rN•mon co
noble of entering this kind of business, being very con
trany Pitucte, and has no superior for either public or
private sale.; the whole will ho sold perarnidorilY, sad
the terms of sale made known on the day of sale.
fe2l-0t • WM. H. STERR, Anetonner. •
SIIT.RIFIRPS SALES.
EERIFF"S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
s-f a writ of Fieri Faeroe, to me dirocted. wilt he ex
posed to piddlesalt or vondue, on MONDAY Evening ,
March Y. 1P33 , at 4 o'clock, at Sansoin-street HAL
All that certain lot or piece of ground, s'tnate on the
north side of a certain thirty-feet-wide street called
Mariner street, at the distance of two buodred and
twenty -four feet west of Thirteenth street, In the late
district of Moyamensing, now Second ward of tbo city of
Philadelphia; coatainiug in front or breadth on said
Mariner street sixteen feet, and extending In length or
dept of that width sixty feet. to a twonty-feet•vrido•stireet
called Poplar street. Bounded on the north by said
Poplar street, east by ground granted to ]feud L. Patter
son, west by ground granted to J. Kidd, and south by
Mariner street aforesaid. [Being the came Prenliaai
which Catharine Helmuth, by indenture dabs] the
second day of March, anna Domini 11344, recorded in
Deed Book A. C. H., No. 47, page IM, Sc , granted and
conveyed to James McCloskey and Thomas Mansfield, in
fee; reserving thereout a yearly. rent or sum of eighteen
dollars per annum, payable bal f-ye y on the first day
of the mouths of May and November, In every year
thereafter forever, without any deduction for taxes. and
•for arrears of which the same are to be sold. ] • •
N.B. On the above-described lot Is erected a - story
brick bnflding.
LC. P., Mt Mar. T.'63. Debt. VD 93. W. Ti. Martin.J
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
James McCloskey and Thomas Mansfield.
• JOHN THOMPSON. Sheriff
Philadelphia. Sheriff's Office. February 9,1563. feMit
MARSHALS SALES.
MARSHAL'S • SALE. BY • VIRTUE
of a writ of sale" by the Honorable JOHN CAD
WAEADER, Judge of the District Court of the United.
States in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
In Admiralty. to me directed. will be HOld at Public Sale,
to the highest and hest bidder for cash, at DERBY
SIIIRE'P Store, No. 100 North WATER Street. on
THURSD SY, March Sth, 'Snot 12 o'clock M., the Cargo
of the Schooner Ehlllf A J.. TUTTLE, consisting of 1 li lid
Mustard, 2 blids of Ink, Sbbls Ink, 1 case Liquor Le. iR
pigs of Lead, 5 We Zinc, 6 bhdu Soda' Ash, 14 casks or
Hardware, 10 kegs of Nails, 14 Inds Copperas, 14 casks
and iii bins Soda, 11 bbls Epsom Salts. 5 bills Blacking in
Loses, lot of Wire. 22 dozens Shovels, IS dozens Spades,
400 sacks of Salt, 75 sacks Saltpetre, and Et carboys of
Acids.. WILLIAM MTLLWARD.
United States Marshal S. D. of Pennsylvania.
PHIMAELPHIA, Palm nary 21. 1 Int fe23.6t
WANTS.
A YOUNG` M AN HAVING
knowledge of the Gents' Furnishing Business, is
desirous of procuring a situation in the same. Can give
reference. Address 'B. H. ' Pram otd
WANTED -A YOUNG MAN, FROM
17 to 79 year» of age, to learn. the Wholeuttle Gro
cery Moduesti; a eraduate from the. High School pre
ferred. Address "Grocer," at Otte office.. • f023.3t•
WANTED. -A - YOUNG : NAN FROM
man Tl in a Haid e gg i ng r
aMp r Z t3l Me KBET
Btreef• MOW
WANTED—A LADY TO TAKE
T charge of the Lace and Embroidery Department in
a Western IDry- Goode Store. None but ammo who are
fully competent need apply. Address • Pittsburg," care
of fiEherick & Black, 11-39 MARKET Sweat, through
Philadelpiia Post Office, giving name and reference.
fe2o-at*
HOISTING ENGINE WANTED.-A
new or second-band 'Portable Hoisting_ Engine
complete. Addrete, stating price and where to be seen,
J. S. 8.," North. American and United Mate* Gazette
office. fe2o4mwa•
SECON D-R AN D FURNITURE
WANTED—AIso, Carpets, Mirrors. Beddhig.Stores.
&e. The highest price paid in cash. Call or address
Wll LEWIS, No. 931 RIDGE venue. Cel.4-3w*
TO ONE HAVING FROM TWO TO
•A- Five Thousand Dollars. as an Active Partner; Will
please call at Factory foot of . WOOD-STREET WHARF.
Schuylkill, for full particulars. fel7-6e
•LIGHT ARTILLERY.-WANTED;
Fifty DRIVERS, Fifty CANNONIERS. and Two BB
OLER3. for the Philadelphia Light Battery. Young.
able-bodied men will find this the best opportunity
offered to Join the finest and most &Arable branch of the
service. All bounties liven. For further information
apply nt Headquartani W.eurner SIXTH and (Aim-
NUT Ftreeta. APT. OSBORN WA'PTtON,
fel9-12ts Late of Banks' Corps.
de WANTED - TO PURCHASE —A
mamoderate sized thses4tot7Briok HOUSE, in a cen
tral location. Must have all the modern Improvement&
Address "House," at this office. stating price,_ terms„,
and location. • • • • • 3531.4 f
WANTED TO RENT ; FROM THE
MIE. brat of April aext.., moderate-sized three•story
BRICK DWELLIdG HOUSE, in a central locality. it
mast have all the modern improvements. Address,
Rent." at this Mere. stating locality and price. jald-tf
mit a DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER
GENERAL'S OFFICE. —PHILADPJ.PHIA, Beb. 9.
]Sal.
VESSELS WANTED immediately to carry COAL to
the following points:
Tortugas.
Key West, Fla.
Port Monroe, Va.
Alexandria, Va.
Newbern, C.
Port Royal, S. C. A. BOYD,
felt-tf Captain and Assist. Quartermaster.
BOARDING.
JioNoNe,„""INAMOVVV,,,, , ,,WWWVVVVVVVVVVVVYWN,
INSTRUCTIONS IN LANGUAGES
AND STEMS by a competent 'Dutcher. where such
would be deemed an equivalent for Board. Country pre
(erred. Address R. O. S., Office of this paw. raw
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
s3ooWad, SEOITRE THE ENTIRE
control of a VALUASLETATENT. Patentee
going to the . Army .. Address. .
'Patentee, '
Buck, county, Pa. . ter-7t•
COAL YARD FOR SALE.-THE
beat fitted up Yard in the city. Caracity for doing
any nmcunt of businena Inquire on the Premises, No.
On' North NINTH Street.below Girard avenue. fett3-Bt.
FOR SAL E—TRREE CYLINDER
BOILERS, nearly new, capable of making steam.
for 43-horsepower. Address " 8.," Preto) Office.
fell-3t5
TO RENT--THE IRON FOUNDRY,
TO
on GERMANTOWN Road, above SIXTH Street.
Possession on April Ist. Fixtures for sale. Inquire at
No. 106 North SECOND Street. felo-tutbset•
og, FOR SA LE-FIRST- CLASS
...L. NONTGOSIBRY COUNTY FARM, 95 acres, 15
miles north of the city, within one-half mile of Rail road
Station ou the North Pennsylvania Railroad. Also, a
desirable Farm of 70 acres near Darby, 8 miles from the
city one of 106 ncres, 24 miles north of the city, one
mile from Railroad Station, only $BO per acre. Call
and examine register. Apply to B. PETIT,
fe2B Back lie. 309 WALNUT Street.
DELAWARE COUNTY FARM . -
;..la-12.0 acres,. 6 woodland,. nicely watered, abnndanco
of frnit, substantial stone mansion, largo barn, with
overshoot and shedding; will Nee), 36 cows; i t eeo,am,l, 3
by two railroads; one c f the best. /poly to JAMES E.
CUMMINS, MEDIA, Delaware county, Pa. fet3.2t.
FOR. SALE-VALUABLE
ih Eighth-Street STORE and DWELLiNG PRO
PERTY, in EIG'RTG Street, above Race. Also. Store
Property, TB IRD street , above Market : a tine Dwell
ing in SUMMER Street, above Sixteenth ; one in
GREEN Street. above Sixteenth : one corner RIM
YENTE and WALL aCE Streets, and many others.
Call and examine regieter. apply. to E. PETTIT,
fe24 Back of l'fo. 300 WALNUT Street.
A. RARE CHANCE FOR INVEST
MENT IN BEAL ESTATE—The property known
as JON3S' HOTEL, formerly owned and occupied by
Mrs. Catharine Tohe,.on the south silo of CHESTNUT'
Street, between Sixth and' Seventh streets, adjoining the
Piper store of Messrs. Howell & Brothers; containing
Shy-six feet six inches In front, and extending to &mom
street about two hundred and thirtv-live feet; will be
sold by the Sheriff* on MONDAY, March 2d, ISta, at 4
o'clock P. H., .at SANSO3I-STREET HALL tinder pro
ceedings on an old mortgage, now held by Isaac Brown
Parker, Esq. .dated April 17th, 1533, recorded in Mort
gage Book A. St. ~ No. 13, page 11.
This property is one of the most desirable on Chestnut
street, and can be readily converted into stored, &c.
The sale will pass a perfect title, clear of all team
',maces. Ariangemeutk can be made by which no cash
will be required, except to pay off mortgages, interest
and costs, and taxes due. The residue will be allowed
to remain for a number of years on mortgage. For far
ther information, apply to
EDW. SHIPPED Attorney for the Owners
Southeast cor. of SLiCTII and WALNUT Stree-s
fe2C-tmh2rp • Philadelphia
SEWING
THE
BEST
IN
USE.
F AMILY
SEWING
MACHINES
1 AT
EVERY
STATE
FAIR.
OVER
ALL
OTHER
MACHINES
OFFICE AND SALES-ROOMS.
ki9-eowtf iso erflgeTNUT STREET
os: P
UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE
GDMPANY OF NEW YORK.
JOSEPH R. COLLINS. President.
JOHN EADIE, Secretary.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS ,900,000.
The business of this Company is conducted exclusively
on the cash principle, which is now fully recognized as
the only correct principle.
The law under which this Company is chartered pro
vides that, if the capital should, from any canes, become
Impaired to the extent of $25.001 or more, the steekhold•
ore shall be called npors to make good such deddeney.
This to the only cash Company in America which affords
this safeguard to policy holders.
Dividends declared every three years, the next os
March 4th,11365.
Rates of premiumeharged by this Company are as low
as MO years' experience and the probable Altura rate of
interest will intstifY.
O. BABDiNWBRP3R. Agent,
No. 424 WALNUT Street, Phllaslelphia.
ItILFRXENCE&
Joseph Patterson, Esq., President Western Bank,
Hon. Archibald Mclntyre. Treasureoln S. Mint.
Messrs Jay Cooke & Co., Bankers.
Messrs. Baker, Westeott, & Co., Beakers.
Messrs. Stuart & Brother, Bank strati. delowtim3m
COMPANY, NO.
FAgE INSURAN
406 CHMTNIIT Brea-
PHIL
PIKE AND IN
D
IL D. Woodruff,
Geo. A.-West,
John Kessler, Jr..
Chao. Stokes.
A. II ResetsUlm, '
Josep D. HIM.
'CE, President.
:ARDSON, incePro/
RD. Secretary. 'E.)
Mt
Panels N. Buck,
Chan. Richardson.
Henry Lewis, Jr..
Jelin W. Everman,
Philip S. Justice,
0. W. Davie,
FRAIONS N. BM
CHARLES RICH,
WILLIAMS L BLANCHAI
VOB = HAM • DYEING, STAANIPOO
- or a delicthas lIATR. 1114 FOURTH and
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
CARD. —Actuated by the eoliths/lon of many pa
trous of the late Genies Onus season, the subscriber
has induced Mr. CARL ANSCHUTZ torero:eat to another
short geese,. of GERMAN OPERA iu Philadelphia, et
the ACADEMY OF MUSIC. The season will eoesistor
six nights, COllll/1(.11ei ng on
WEDNESDAY March dill, IRS.
Tille ()Peres tube prodncsd will be :
blitltlty WIVES OF WINDSOR," by YleolaL
OSEVII. ' by Mobnl.
"pse &otto.” by Mozart.
'STitAtHILLA." bv F. Von Elam
THE MAItItIAG 13 OF FIO ARO." itV Mozart,
And " D6R FREISCHUTZ." or eomeother
selturwirtaged favorite Opent.
For the 6/X OPERAS a Subscription will be opened
on ibex ome terms an heave. viz
SITBSCRU'TIONS FOR SIX OPERAS.
Reserved Seats la Balcony. Parquet. or Parquet
$5
Circle OO
Ad 111644 CW to 0
Single Tickets, reserved seat 1(100
The Opera Nights will he:
MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and
FRIDAY. or SATURDAY.
And no more than three Subscription ti!ghtt, will be
given in any one week.
Subscriptions r, csived 4b • J. E. GOULD, corner of
SEVENTH and CHESTN Streets, only, on and after
MONDAY. February 2.
THE ENTIRE CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
(both considerably increased) will ba brought on from
New York, and the undersigned pledges himself that
while under his managerdeut every part of the above
prospectus will be carried nut precisely as stated, and'
nothing left undenn to make thin
TnE MOST BRILLIANT SEASON
ever witutsowd in Philadelphia.
ADOLPH BIROFELD, Business Agent.
•1419-10 t. • . Office 139 Seuth SSW SNTEI Stusg.
1y113.1310A.T., 'FUN!) HALL.
. . MR. HARTMANN'S CONCERT,
In aid . of Sociatiai or great utility to our Soldiers, on
MONDAY EVENING. March 2, at Eight o'clock.
PROGRAM3IE:
•.L paraphrise;MidsamwerNialit's Dream
' • NY. HARTMANN,
MUSIOAL FUND HALL
THURSDAY. February . 9kb.
. - -
The Eminent Irish Orator,
Whose oration., delivered recently at the Acadomy Of
Music, New York, crowded that buildingto overflowing
on each ocotsiou.
In consequence of the difficulty of obtaining largo balls
for the dates when 3lr Jones would he at liberty to visit
Philadelphia. en dements have been made with him
for TWO ORATIONS ONLY, the first to be ilerivared
THURSDAY NEXT, Fehrriar7 29th. '
Subject—GARIBALDI,
AND
ITALY OF THE PRESENT.
beingreminiscence.s of a personal campaign with Geo
Garibaldi.
The second Oration on
SATURDAY, Febroar7 29th.
Sabjecb—CUßßAN,
• AND
Tin WITS AND ORATORS OF TAR }TAR.
Admifision cents
• • -
Doors open at 736 ; commence at 8.
Tickets will be obtainable at all the Hotels and Music
Stores on and after Tuesday next. fe`M•Bt
W CHESTNUT-STREET THEA-
J.N . TER . . .
Lessee and Manager Mr. W WHEATLEY
THIS (Mender) EVENING. Feb. or. MEL
FOR HE FIRST TIME IN THIS THEATRE.
ELVW:IN FORREST
will uproar in Ins
GRAND SHAKSPERIAN CHARACTER OF
HAMLET.
_ .. .
In the Philosophical and vigorously Dramatic Tragedy
of the same name It will he placed upon the stage with.
NEW SCENERY.
NEW DRESSES.
NEW APPOINTMENTS,-and
A SUPERB CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Mr. J. McCullough av The Ghost.
Mr. J. Lenergan as Laertee.
Mr. J. G. Burnett an ' ' Polonitta.
Mr. J. W. Collier as • Horatio.
Mr.. O. Becks as.. Osrtc.
Mr. J. Canoll as. The King.
Mr. J. T. Ward as ' Marcellus.
kir. C. Kingaland ac • The Actor.
• -
Mr. J. Taylor a.<Rosserans.
.
h1r..1. Martin as The First Gravedigger.
' •
Madame Natal as The Queen.
Mri. J. IL Allen as °phone..
Conductor M. MAIM HASSLER:
TUBSDAY EVENING NEXT, Feb. 14,
EDWIN FORREST.
Mr. Wheatley . has intone pleasure In announcing
that he has entered Inman engagement with
TILE CELEBRATED ACTRESS.
LUCILLE WESTERN,
Who will make her first appearance in thls Theatre:
Upon WEDNESDAY EVENING. Feb: Et..
PRICES OF AL3IISSIG7i.—FamiIy Circle, 25 cents;
Dregs Circle,- SO cants• Parquet and secured Sects in
Dress Circle, 76 cents; Seats in Pnrate Boxes. each $1
Doors 0D931 at it Coral rises at precisely '73S o'clock.
BS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH-STREET
THEATRE.
Bueinee. Agent and Treisnrer.•.. .. D.3ITRTHr.
FIRST NIGHTS ! FIRST NIGHTS !
Of JOHN WILES BOOTH,
" The Tolima Americas Tragedian,
MONDAY and WES ttAT EVBIVINGS. Feb: 2? aud
Viet - LARD THE THIRD.
The Duke of Gloster,
afterwards Richard the Third J Jtn Wilkes . Booth.
The Earl of Richmond Barton HilL
Queen Elizabeth Mrs. John Drew-
Doors open al 7 curtain rises at 7M:
Mir Seats secured elk days In advance, without extra.
elarea.
NVALNITTSTREET THEATRE.
Sole Lessee. Mrs. M. A. GARRETTSON.
Bneinage Agent Mr. JOHN T. DONTMLLY.
TIIIS (Monday) EVENING. February 23d, 1:163.
The entire Nev and Original Drama of •
THE SPIRIT FRIEND.'
Henri Bragalone. 1.• Mr. E. Eddy.
Henri de Febre, 5
Eugenia Kiss Kate Denim
Alter which, ci e Thrilling Drama of
PAUL, JONES.
• - • -
Long Tom Coffin Mr. F.. Eddy.
Kate Plowdma bliss Josephine Tyson.
kTo conclude with the Beautiful Military Sketch of
THE PICKET OX DUTY.
Doom open at 7: Curtain will rise at 7g.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, CORNER
OF TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets.—ElGHTH
WEEK AND CONTINUED SUGOBSS OF THIS NOVEL
EX tEI Ift ITION. WOODROFFE'S BOHEMIAN TROUPE
OF GLASS BLOWERS, EVERY EVEKING, AND ON
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.—At
each Entertainment_
_the celebrated lorpreraare MASS
Steam-Engine MONITOR, made entlrel3 of Glass. will be
in -full - operation. All the Magnificent Works of Art
will he distributed gratuitously to the visitors. On
FRIDAY EVENING, February Ifith, A TOURNAMENT
OF WIT. A Splendid Case of Work will be given to
the author of the best Conundrum on any subject per
taining to the Exhibition.
.PARTICULAR NOTICE. -The First Present, each eve
ning, will be a Splendid Case of Glue Work.
Admission, 16 cents. No half price.
Exhibition commences in the Evening at 8 o'clock.
Afternoon at 13 o'elociLid • 1a33-43V
I tSBEMBLY BUILDINGS--TENTH
AND CHESTNUT.
AMUSEMENTS FOR OLD AND YOUNG.
SIGNOR BLITZ,
The great 3IAGICIAN and VENTRILOQUIST, with hie
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS, will give his new and
Week,
Entertainments EVERY EVENING during the
Week, commencing at 734 o'clock ; and WEDYESDAY
and SATURDAY afternoons at 3. The attractions will be
marvellous: experiments in Magic ,• wonderful. powers
in Ventriloquism and the Learned Canary Birds in their
new characters.
Admission hi cents. Children 13 cents.
TWENTY-NINTH QUADRILLE
-a- PARTY to toe Contributing Members of the PHILA
DELPHIA (BECK'S) BAND, No. I, will take
_place on
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb. 25th, at the MUSICAL
FUND HALL.
Tickets Can be transferred Feb. eck & Burns', 329
MARKET Street, on MONDAY; Md, from 3 to 5
o'clock P. M.
Persons becoming Contributing Members will be en
titled to cards of admission for threeparties. Please
apply early to JAMES MADISON BECK,
No. 748 FLORIDA Street,
above Eleventh, below 'Fitzwater.
TB E STEREOSCOPTIOON'IN WEST
- 2 - PHILADELPHIA HALL—Paintings, Views. and
200 feet Inf Canvas, with. Drummond Light, on MON
DAY .15VElaIVO.
Adults, 20 cents ; Children 10.
.THE THIRD CLASSICAL SOIREE OF
-A- Messrs. CROSS & JARVIS will take place at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. un ,SATURDAY EVENING.
Feb. 2S, NM
F EST IV AL AND CONCERTI': FOR
the Benefit of the Sabbath-school of • the• Ninth
Presbyterian Church of this city. in-CONCEIi BALL,
On TMSDAY.EVENILI. Pebruary
tomtit - awing at 7:( o'clock. Tickets for sale at 0.1201.
and Lbo2 lIARIallr Street, and at the door on the
ereidna. fe2l-3t
D L. CARPENTER'S
• EIGHTEENTH ANNUAL - FLORAL
.A3IER/CAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
TUESDAY EVENING, April 14th. - .
TICKETS TWO DOLLARS,
Which are now ready for delivery, by JOHN. THORN
LEY, Esq., MI Chestnut street. and D. L. C&R.P.ILV
TRH, at his Rooms. G 3 Arch street.
N. B.—No tickets to be had at the door on that Eve
ning. th 1741•
aERMAINTIA ORCHESTRA.. PUB.
A-A trc REHEARSALS every SATURDAY AFT'S&
NOON at sy. o'clock, at the MUSICAL FUND HALL.
Carl Bentz, conductor. Ticketa2.s cents. Packages of 1
tickets, sl.—to be bad of Andre & Co.; 1.191 Cbtutnut
street ; 7. B. Gould, Seventh and Chestnut, and at the
hall door. n077-tf
TEN
GROVER
AND
BAKER
HASSLER'S ORCHESTRA
-214 South BlGHTYPlL.Veagir*Ututit.
P ENNSYLVANIA AOADEMY OF
THE FINE ARTS
Ina CIiESTNIIT STREET,
X. op.. daily (sunaaya excepted) from 9 A. m. till
'P. M. Admission 25 cents, Children half price.
- Shama ofstook..s3o. jig
HAVR
TA.KRN
FIRST
PREMIUMS
COPARTNERSHIP. - GEORGE P.
RUSSELL and, DAVID C. LANDIS. of Philadel
phia. have entered into a. copartnership under the Style
or RUSSELL & LANDISJor the purpose of conducting.
the wholesale Jobbing Drug kustaeosi.
They succeed the firm- of Russell, Schott, & Co. Amid
more recently William Schott. and have taken the old
staud 410 MARKET and lila MERCHANT Streets.
CIPPAIV NERSHIP. NOTICE.—T H E
undersigned. have this any firmed a cojiartnorship,
under tho firm of COATES BROTHERS. for the transac
tion of the WOOL RIISINE.W.at their prement location, No.
FebA St..-Phil a. BENJAMIN COATES.
A 1663. 43E0.310R RI SON COATES.
OF
1862,
WHEN
EXHIBITEDX
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
FORE existing between the undersigned and the
firm of. POTTER Ss BODINE in this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
Their successors,.F. E. &J. N. BODINE & CO.. will
carry on the business, and are authorized to settle Ito
affairs of the old tit m. (Sinned) DAVID POTTER;
F. L. BODINE.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
day formed. a Copartnership, under the narsa of F.
L. & J. N. BODINE & CO.. and having bought mit the
late firm of Potter & Bodine will continue the (Hasa
Manufacturing business, at Bridgeton. New Jump., acid
No. JOG CIINSTNUT Otreet, Philadelphia.
(Sigaedt %DIE..
J. N. D
DAVIII 0* ER.
Philadelphia. Feb. 19. 196..
NOTICE.—PHILA.DELPHLAIRERRIT
-1.1 ARV, 2, IS63.—TheCOPLETNERGERr hecetotbre M
isting between THOMAS A. BIDDLE. BENET 3. Ear-
DLE, and ALEXANDER BIDDLE, Bigoliapdliapltatme.
Brokers, under the firm of Thomas pa le & Co., le this
day dissolved-by the terms of our artigie4 arepartmer.
ehlo to consequence of the deatboi Imam BRAW' 3 -
131DbLE.
The business will be carried or."ey the surviving part•
ems at the same place and undeatte an4N.E. 4sae?
The affairs of the old firm via he segAlealtY tha 612 b*
embers, lIROM AS ukr4.K.
th2-Im ALEXANDER BIDDLE
SUBSCRIIIIIAS WILL CONTI
."' Ntri. the DRVC&SINASS. as heretofore, a t ‘ l, O
Old &P. a .& Ao. Street.
ALLIS & CO.,
I V i
1114. MARlt'reet.
POIA. •
k..ltifarllANOL
st•otomm , •!- - litl-aI t VEL
_N. ATWOOD.
NITAKELC 4 .
Above Mtn ess 4 side. N.
GIITfSTEB. STR " .. ugs•air
moo - 11 GEI ES , UN
. :
KE
btSB South TENTS itr DARTA eet, abo ß.,
ve brave.
teICAm PhtUulelphia.
ADIURRMENT9t.
GERMAN OPERA
Grand.Diii Paxanlni„
Perfurrne4 on violin by Mr. ISIOLLENHAUSR.
3. Auf FS tagen de , Gesanges Heller.
Serenade. Icy Schubert, for Pi/1.110 hy Mutt.
Mr. lIARTM ANN.
4. Serenade P. Schubert.
MISS McCAFFREY
5. Polonaise--A Ant •
Mr. HARTMANN.
6. La Sylphide. Fantabgie Caprice Mel leuhauex.
Mr. MOLLENII AUER
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