ARRIVALS AT TILE HOTELS,
UP TO 12 0 / CT,OOK LAAT NIGHT.
Conttnental — Bluth and Chestnut streets.
P Baker, 13 8 A J C Brevoort & la,Brooklyn
N F Mrs Lefferts, Brooklyn
B .3 Lord, New Jersey L A Huntington& la, Boston
VW Reed A lady Goo L Huntington.l3ostou
B Rocknfellow&tvf,NY B L Sherman s wife, .1 17
Z Martin, Louisville W M Crauoton, N Y
.Tas II Easton.lown H H Haight, N York
Chas Henry. lowa IA It Herrick.. N York
W Mattison, lowa Hon A K Mailers, Penns,
S 1) Law, New York 1, P Wollaston, Dakota
W Carpenter, Lancaster Mr & Mrs W B Hook,N Y
G . Baumgardner, Lancaster Blrs'Thosßarrows.Hockwoll
A L Russell. Harrisburg W B Brooks,Baltlmoro
Col Shock, Colombia. Pa Lt JII Howard, Jr, Detroit
J L Bu e hl er , R e eding A littltnllnn, California
D D Wier kwf, New York J V Cramon_,Sitlein,S' J
is
W W Dav, Washington 13 Roltrer,Li El A
A Josmm o,sehlk cu. Pa H G linddaitlintgomory co
D Elownrd,Now York H A Willard & wf,Wash'n
A W Gny.New York B D West,Cincinnall
.1 P Morse Maine C N Blerce.Now York
Ines B Allen, Illinois II Downs, New York
Bra C H Seymour & tie, DC John al Bock & wf, N Y
Ties Allen, Washington H Grapy, Baltimore
John Wooks,Nowark, NJ Woo C A eaLlieltimore
rise FlulaY, Washington 'l` H Jones & WI, New York
Mr Armatrong, Washington Miss Jones. New York
B S McCoomb,Delawaro A F Shopleigh,St Lome
1' H Areher,Salem,ei J L Jarrett,Baltimore
D W Belden, Selein,ll J Hiram Bure,New York
If Brown. Lynn P V Kellogg, Utica
33 F Newhall, Boston J Ifesolliurst, NOW York
It 8 t Paraingtmi, Penns W Bowers, New York t i . A Lambortim, JDI Morten
V P Jones, Jr N ow York Miee Morten
Bins Jones, New York R A Robinson,•Lanieyillo
A 0 Bourn & In, Por. R I L ()dental, New York
BO Chapman. Cincinnati Cli taibson, Bn IWO
A Hiestaud, Lancaster J H Uhl, NOW York
Bra ft Y Lane, Prima f Dradicr.: New York
O B Ram. Now York J J Flanagan. New York
Limit Col B B Grubb W Graham, New York
Ir & Mee Gage, Chicago P Gallagher, Now York
liar Wotherbee. Chicago W.l Gibson
I White, New York B Hyatt, New York
laloyerhelm, Now York C Hallman, Jr. Palma
O H Turnly & wf, Boston- B Hallman, Mount
Vf A Allen, Delaware J Richards, Chicago
B M Wobster, Oirard. Pa NV AI Darlington. Pittsburg
J Fleming wf.Pittsbing .3 Colby, New York
A !mmings, Auenota, 0µ S L Quick
X Fin N
er:ew York Mr Peck
Jo in 0 Witte, New York Win C INN
0 Ii 'robes. Chicago Joseph F Chatellier
jC Ludlow. Nowark.N J OS Kauffman, Penua
Iv Aka', Aulnx u .Lohn 11 . 1gIrs, Baltimore
o;tpFJ 111 Hoot & wire
B it Weld, Boston
Liout GAI Welles, S N
A Tlagentstan,Jr, New York
0 Cherlick, Now York
D Moo ton, New Tork
B T Simons, St Lotus
Alex Brans, Maryland
/M 1? Moffett Now 'York.
Mrs Moore , }baton
alrard--Ohestnut. a
0 Doan. S N
0 Goldsmith, New York
Moran, Now York
T Norton, New York
W Amide, New York
F Matti y, Connecticut
T 0 Benton, New York ;
A C Wharton, Now York
(7 H Wont, New York '
B Went, new York
IV-F Shattuck, New York
0 P Pratt, New York
C W Donny & son N York
Judge Shannon, Pitttburg
3 1. stoke', Baltimore
'W Silver, Wash, 1) C •
S Gould, Trenton
;Mae Nella Hutchins, N.l
Moo Mary Gould, 'frontal
Nathan Wood, Princeton
lionFMortar, Wilksisb'rel
Ire Than U Wastcott, Pa
i liolt,,New York
Miss Carrie Gould, If J
,1 1 , A Knight. New Jersey
Din N Gould, Williamsport
Chas Ewing', New York
Use Lotter, Now Jersey
John .1 Shoemaker, Pa
A W Watson, Harrisburg
Idaloni Pennsylvania
Benryaidams, Now York
Ammo Id Lea
0 W Green, Delaware
'Kiss L Ford, Wheeling
Bliss S Boss, Baltimore
Joshua Vansant, Baltimore
lii
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& New York
v T K Conrad. New York
W Boobs
R Smith, Pinegroee
rastua Falrbauks. Vt
Coo Luis, New Haven
G T Robinson, BMW°
Michael Phelan., New York
Writ' Golthwato t New York
C Welter & watorbury
T ,Sharp, Carlisle
W W Clothier, Memphis
C Wilson; Maryland
Dilse Wilson, lidarvlund
Nam! Hamilton. Baltimore I
J Drake, ITS .11
P Causey, it.. Delaware ;
E Hammerslough. Illinois
C F Sickler, Dew York
$A Lambert, Brooklyn i
Ht Vincent, New York
R Kendall, New York i
treet. below Ninth.
A Prim New York
W W bloYarlan &In. Balt
W ItStovenn,baknSuperlor
It Roberts, N-w York
T Bowen, D
. . , .
J A Weir, Harrisburg
J K MeKeety, Reading
Bliss. C McKeety, Reading
Wee 13 Nclienty, Reading
J Bagennum & la, Reading
J A Letlugood & In, Readlr
T S Richards, Reading
C Davis. Reading
J 0 Hawley. Reading
S L . Ibmd
.I . Woods, Young Hamilton,ing
0
Mrs Ruth & s, Springfield
'l' J Yorke, Jr, Salem
It W Tracy, Pine,grove
W F Donaldson, Ashland
D Rank, Lebanon
C Rodman, New York
C Wilkins. New York
A R Warren, Pennsylvania
B FRoyer, Reading
Saw Melnall & wf, Wilm
A C D'Ozeville. New York
F Baker, New York -
Y Hart .St la, West Chester
W II Omy, York
Sfason Jones
B Lynch, Hagerstown. Ma
A OrecLanishisit, Pa
W m; M
C N ets, Carlisle
J C Bright, Pottsville
John Ft King, Lanciastar
W Crummy, New York
.1? Carter, Pottsville
Trexler,Roading
A Sillier, Now York
C Q Farman. Boston
Dr Lewis Fisher, C Itester.Pa
T Pethrick, Pottsville
J C Lea, New York
L Wickman. New York
A North. Now York
lion W Wright, New York
Jas II Laird, New York
Wm Brown, Maryland
John Bailor, New York
John N NOWIIOII9A, St Lonis
AIR Moorhead, Pittsburg
A N Skipley & la, Middleton
Master Wilson, Middleton
C W Ellis, New York
Aim Goodrich
r A TIBOLsou, Wisconsin
F C Tinyltem. BaMinor°
0 F Livingston, Now York
street. below Arch.
0 Rowland, Penna
J N Brewer, Nferceraborg
D 0 Cushwa. Merceraburg
C M &ben, Lancaster
John Kamerer, Harrisburg
Mrs Geo B. Markle, Pa
613 Van Schack , Illinois
Bartholomew, Ohio -
J J Booth and fa, Montreal
J H Goodman, Lewisburg
T S Black, Lowlibtirg
D W Smith & la, Cal
Mrs Eliza, \Vaguer, Cal
S Kelly, iingliesvillo
J Livingston, Carlisle
JTltuillum. Carlisle, Pa
T Maxwell, Troy
Meroluutte—Foiarth
LWllmartli, Pittsburg
B Andrews, Ohio
C J Mann, Altoona
y, a Parker. Militia. Pa
It Lockhart, Rattail Chunk
H B Bowman, Illinois
W Lilley, Penn Haven
MIK Cooper, POl/11 Haven
Jiobt B Underhill, r
Peters Wash_, 11 C
R Waiton, wash, D C
:IF Randolph, Easton, Pa
John T Leigh, New Jersey
J Ja Owe. Nlty York
NS Bight, Boston
J Mullen. Virginia
Lieut D F Orocket. NT
street. above
L Billion, Virginia
.T R Smith, Indiana
S Dickey, Oxford, Pa
C L Rupp, Baltimore
W Corey, Boston
0 A Loring, New Y ork
S A Chapman & la, Ohio
S Norman, Baltimore
C Richards, Providence
N Laurier
D k Donovan, Now Jersey
R Hoary, Brooklyn
C Kaufman, Danville
J B Hall & son, Maryland
A NV Cramer
W Brlttingham &w, hid
John S Miller. Maryland
Mrs hi W Maryland
R T White
Wm Mill, Milford, Del
T II Pratt, Millersville, Pa
H William% Deena
•
Geo F Willis, Muss
Axneiricon—Chestsku •
B French, U S Artily
33 8 Freeman. Now 7 ork
0 B Carrotheni, Diem , York
Ideal .7 Unroll, Pi. unix
P McGloin, Baltimore
DI Haat, Baltium
11 J White, Valeria
Mrs Fugal Wa.htngtou
C C Bush, Delaware
G 'Whitaker, Peitiv.ylvaola
P T Smithery & In, `4. 4 ntyrna
Gee Bone, Doylentown
A J Taylor
rapt Payne, Snow Hill, Md
J Tewivaud, Dld
apt Robt Atstew. MS
Robert S Tedd.
F /Make, Cumberlaud, Md
It Earde, Jr, Delftware
Robs .7 Hill, Milford, Del
P L °Plinth, Milford, Del
H Pen nell,lllllforil. Del
Georg° Simpaaa, Jr, Boston
B. Merrill, 'Maryland
t, above Third.
D Arnst
St. I.ottls—Chustantit
N_Emerv, Now Yoric
3" Monroe, Now York
A Poulson, New York
Alex Poll ock.New York
Viands Grouter. U 5 N I
ggCLane N
Nei Geo S 0 Tuthill. USA
' , Van Antwerp, r
L Wilson, New York
R S C Bronaugh
Thos Maynard, Waal. D C
rml Wakeling. Pa
P Townsend 8: la, Del.
H Merriman
G W Buck, New York
prancis Vincent. Delaware,
Dr J3l . Nichol, Delaware
Wm Pant, New fork
J 11 Fithian, New Jersey
W B Hooper, Baltimore
WAOrdwny USN
Aug Felon, New Yink
Jim F Thompson. U S N
OW Beard, IT S
Dr Banning, New York
W Slater, New York
Rope. , Brooklyn .
Ffenry Williams, If ew York
if T. Winship, New Bedford
N Sherwool,Now Jorsey
J T Redden, Newark, N
B Mills, New Jersey
Tits Un ou-rArch '
11111 born, llolioe°burg
So zinger. Pott=y
J ti Bl atehaw,
Hartmann Werner, do
Geo W Minor, Brht°l
CYpMankec}ick, Perna
Conklin,lllt Pleananr,NJ
B a Smith, Phlegmy°
J B Webb Benurort, S C
e ¢¢ W Y~ilUnine do
P Goon, rt Cleveland,
trivet, above Third.
:Mrs Horton. Cleveland, 0
It Torrey, New York
H Felix, Reading
John Kirkpatrick, Patsy
J Hoko. Charabersburg
1. Wampler, Chambersburg
Wm Wallace. Chamberolig
8 A Rowans, Nowville, Pa
Alias Sprott, Pentusylvanta
llirs Snrou. Pennpylvania
W 8 Anderson, Now Jersey
reel, above Oheetnnt
Jas Watson, Palma
Bata Finley, Nunn
John Kennedy, Lune co
L P Howell, Chester co
Montgomery, Chester co
C Wheeler Chester cu
B J Barton, Oxford
Jesso McCormick, Oxford
(Gideon Knutfmnn, Penna
John Dugan, W Chester
J A Comes, Penna.
R Story,Penna
Thos W Galeher, Doplesta
Theo Lud wig, Penna
Commercial—Sixth a
c l .
A L ighes, Coatesville
E Pot . Bridgeport
John Viiy, Chester co
6=l hoods, Chester co
Milt Snead, Chester no
.7 M &udder Sr la, 31oryi'd
FL Zorn big, Slit lin I ?man
Patel C Reilly, Brooklyn
'iii'm Cniminnu, Maryland
3 J Smith, Marland
I B Patterson . I'onna
'owls Book, retina
lAvls J Kirk. Laue co
E illtirely. Penua
J 'Wright, Cheater co
'Black Bear—Third s t., above Callowhill.
a l ts Roy, billion, Pit A Erdman, Millerstown
M?say, billion P‘i 0 Merkel, Maidencreek.Pa
Zvßeraelan4, Milton, Pa Jacob K Rill, Eavtllo
Weodring, Lrlditit no, Pa M R Graeff. Reading
iFogel, Fogelertile Peter D Orlesmer, Olney
Fogel, Fenellivilto S Steeper, Penns
Stabler, Centre Volley Jacob Brumbaeli, Exeter
J KUHR, Burke co Jiii. Morgan, St Clair, Pa
JohnSchell, Sunierytown 'A R Warner, Reading
HiraneWright, Penne I F Beeseler, Orwlgsburg
0 Moyer, blentnunir.y no A M Bright, Bernellte
4 B Ebruet, Reinersburg
and Market streets.
P Barked, Ashland
A P Painter, W Cheerer
E Jameson, Boston
C B Worthington, Carlisle
H J Elnko, Shlppensharg
J K Willie, York co, Pa
John Kennedy, Penna.
James Kennedy, Penns
W Johnson & la, N York
L Oil pin, Maryland
Sta .5 Union"—%lxth
James Ammon, N York
Ric Ta tor, henna
Chas ' nks Jr, Johnst'n
ir ,
ght,
B BL , LeWhil(ATu
Jos 'Me 'knell, Plttskurg
W B bt raison, Conteevllle
I W Jogs, Penia
R Bie er, Rending
iclao Ileckumuktending
cet, above Third.
R A Thayerr, Allentown
J C Est erly Heading
Jos Lewry, Lebanon, Pa
Henry Nabry, Lebanon, Pa
Philip Arrant e, Lebanon, PA
Tonal—Mace st
3 B Sm b. Pli
ensyli lath!.
It Tho peon, California
John Mickley, Pottz:Tille
Josbna Velum r, acilland
J Carper, Lebanon co, Pa
BF Swartz. Lebath.o co. Pa
above Callowhill.
G W Williamson Pena:
Barclay Brown, Dyberry
M Harbster,Readiag
Jonatban Gmith, Bucks co
David Katz, Kutztown
Gnat D Bieber, Kntztown '
David Poster, Kutztowu
Mr Sottoch. Kutztown
Bald Eagle—Third s
Solomon Bach mon
S Bell, Elll.lOl/, Pa
. 41t1 Hoftman,Altentow rn
Z Slough,FuffelsvilJe
Levi B Lentz.Fogtlhvillo
Joe Emery. Butzt. ,, wit
13 0 Roberte,Qmo:qrtown
D Diner, Fenn,-bur
hat h.bhve MlLPlttit
15 H 61111111.1111011111 nolly
T Ilartpen•e, Lambertville
-1 E Eaten. New Joraey
T Foxamer, New 'York
lIIMODION. LP Iv mown
H sower, Lainbirrvillo
It Kan, DoTle..t.rn.
JP Larue, New Jersey
!Whitlock, New Jersey
Would Vernon—Second street, above Areb.
H Oliver Baltimore
C Ruberin, Lantio.:er I
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MIT You A COUGH ? , --USE DR. D.
JAYNE'S Expectorant at once; It may save you from
Consumption. It will certainly cure the most inveterate
Coughs and Colds.
Ware you Branch Ws?
'then tryJayue's Expectorant. It will subdue the in
'Animation, relieve the cough, pain, and difficulty of
breath tug, and produce a speedy care.
Wave you Asthma 1
ZaYne's Expectora at will overcome the spasmodic con
traction of the wind tubes or sir vessels, and cause the
ejection of the mucuri which clogs them.
Nave vou, Pit:mini 1
By taking two or three large doses of Jay 110 . 8 Expecto
rant in quick succession, and covering up warmly in
bed, the disease will be subdued at the outset.
Rave you Consumption
bYlle'SEXpeCtOrmit, will give you Immediate relief.
It cleanses' the lungs from all irritating matters, white
it heals and Invigorates them. Thousands who have
been given up by. theirphysiclans have been restored to
Itralth by its use.
Whooping Cough. Ooup, and all diseases of the
Inge or breast, are effectually and speedily cured by
~,Ultyne's Expectorant. It is no new remedy. For thirty
'sears It hue been before the public, the demand for it
Eonstantly increasinv, and the evidence of its great cura
tive powers accumulating In our bands. Why not give
It a trial?
Prepared only at 212 CTIESTPITE street. mhZtlt
ONE-PRION. CLOTHING, OF THB LATIII7
2:8. made in the Beet Manner, exproeely for RETAIL
!ALE& LOWEST Selling Prices marked in 'Plain Pt
Base. All Goods mado to Order warranted eatiefactorY.
Onr Ots-Pam STsTIME Ia strictly adhered to. All are
thereby treated alike.
de1217 JONES & CA.. 604 MARXIST Stre.t.
tMif~i~.6i~rTi~l~:
mmirrri_mcopgmu.g. —ln Gettriburg, ra., T o, VI
g ai - Aalaes i lattlxeran dkurciL, 1, y Rey. A. lin. ck, as
elfitod by Rey. C. F. t hrtffer, Roy. T. Rentz, of Intliatnx,
and Mio Cecilia A. Illoodomus, or Gettysburg. e
mizrz).
BOVRNONVILLE. —On the 27th of February, in the
Bath year of hie age, Doctor Anthony Bournonville.
The relatives and male friends of the family, the Grand
lodge. A. Y. M. , a the State of Pennsylvania ; Her
man Lodge, No. 12.1, A. Y. N. ; and the Order general
ly: the ()rand Lodge, Lodre No. 7. and Walhalla En
enunpment, 1. 0. 0. - F. ; the French and German Benevo
lent Societies; the College of Physicians, and County
Medical Society, aro respectfrilly invited to attend his
l'uneral, from his late residence , 221 North Fourth
street, this (Tuesday) Sd lastaut, at 1 o'clock P. N..
without further notice, Interment to take place at
lionument Cemetery.
atOd/aPBELL. —On tbe 2tl instant, Qulntln Campbell, In
,Wa Nth year.
Due notice of the funeral will be given.'
I:mini. —Oct the morning of the 28kh ult., Margaret
daughter of the late William W. Smith.
er male friend:, and those of the fatally, are invited
o attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 1210
Spruce street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, the 9,1 instant, at
Ze!clOck, without further notice. Interment at Laurel
•
MeCAMBRIDOE. —On the morning of the Ist instant,
Clara, youngest daughter of Richard end Mary McCain
bridge, in the 6th year of her age•
The relatives and friends of the family are Invited to
attend her funeral, from the residence of her parents, 71)2
Parrish street, this (Tuesday) morning, at 9 o'clock. To
proceed to Mount Modal Cemetery. •
MORRIS.—On the morningof the 14 orMarch, at the
residence of William P. Cox, 534 North Seventh street,
Anthony H. Morris, in the Ski year of his age.
Ilia remains will be taken to Reading for interment
this (Tuesday) morning, and will leave the house at
halfpant seven o'clock. •
JACOBS. —On the 29th nitimo, after n abort illness,
Thomas Jacobs, in the 53d year of his age.
relatives and male friends of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend hie funeral, from his Into re
sidence, 2113 South Seventeenth street, without further
notice, on Wednesday morning next at 10 o'clock. '""
HAMM — In camp, near Bell Phan, Va., on the 231
ultimo, orcongestive typhoid fevsr, First Lient. Samuel
B. Haines, quartermaster 121st Regiment P. V., ill the
21d year of his age, son of Josiah L. and Deborah B.
Haines. .
His relatives and friends are incited to attend his fu
neral, from his parents' residence, No. Me Green street,
Philadelphia, on Fourth day, the 4th of Third month.
at 10 o'clock A. M. without. further notice. To proceed
toSnath.yaurekpill,_
Lal; . l27: l lffirtii - ocild ultimo, at his residence iu Lowar
Animate township, Nortlinmhorland con»ty,
Samuel Lantz, Sr., aged 79 years, 2 loofahs, and IS
dnys. Ile was horn to litaxatawny, Barks count•. Be
NMI married fifty-four years, and was the ancestor of ten
children, slaty-six grand children, and thirty-two
great grand children, in all, ono hundred and eight
descendants.
WILSoN.-11farch Ist, ISA James Wilson (late cap
tain on the Delaware river), in thosSth year of hte age.
The relatives and friends of the family, the 2(1 Jeffer
son Beneficial Society, and the Charles Carroll Benefi
cial Society are respectfully invited to attend his funeral.
from his late residence. Cedar Grove Place, near T,ennig's
Chemical factory, Bridashurg, on to-morrow afternoon,
at 2 o'clock, .
SPILING MOURNING GOODS,-BES
SON & SON,—Mourning Store, No. 918 MUST.
NUT Street, have received
Black Silks of the most desirable makes,
Black and White neat Striped and Check Silks.
Paris Printed Foulard Silks,
Black Mousseline*, Tamlsm Bombazines,.
Black Crape Tammetana, Alpacas, and Mohairs.
Black and White Lawns, Mortimer's, Mohair& •
Black Silk Grenadines, Grenadine Bareges.
Black En Itch Crapes and Veils.
Shawls, U osterr , Moves, Parasols, Collars, Sleeves,
&o. -
TERE & LANDELL, FOURTH AND
-" ARCH, are opening
Reek-Spun Silk Shawls,
Lama Shale's, long and square
Black Thibot Long Shawls,
Black }lunge Hernani, land 2 yards wide,
Black Florentine, New Fabric, fe%
17 4 !YRE & LANDELL, FOURTH AND
ARCH, aro opening
Spring Style Dress Silks,
Spring Style Dress Goods,
Stripe lbws Skirting.
English B'ombanines,
First Quality Gloves. fat
•
PHILADELPHIA SOCIETY FOR
PROMOTING [AGRICULTURE. —Stated Moot
ing at Room, 326 WALNUT Street, on WEDNESDAY.
March 4, at U. o'clock A. M. Ink 3-21
g-PENNSYLVANIA . ULT u_
RAL SOCIETY. Southwest corner BROAD and
WALNUT. Sodded of discus on this evening
lore of Peaches and. Nectarines to Vineries and Orchard
Houses."
THE ANNIVERSARY OF THE
UNION TEMPORARY' 1105113 FOR CHILDREN
will be bold at CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
(llev. John Jenkiuv,) LOCUST above Flf.teenth street.
on THURSDAY Evening, March sth, S o clock.
The Annual Report will be read by Rev. John Patten,
D. D., and addresses mad* bßev. J. S. Willis. Rev.
:Nines M. Crowell, Rev. P. S. Henson, and Rev. N. W.
Conkling. mia3-St*
MU. S. ASSISTANT ASSESSORS,
TAKE NOTICE.—An adionrned Meeting of As
sistant Assessors TO-MORROW (Wednesday) AFTER
NOON, at 4.o'cloek, at Zane's Hotel, SIXTH Street,
below Cliestaut. The Committee on Organisation will
report permanent otßeers. JOHN W. FRAZIER,
• Secretory pro tem.
M. THE PENNSYLVANIA 'FIRE
'MANCE COMPANY, March 2, lS6.—flee
Directora have thie •day declared a diviend of FIF
TEEN DOLLARS PER SHARE on the stock of the Com
pany for the last six months. which will be paid to the
Stockholders. or their legal repreaentativt., after the
9th instant. WILLIAM O. CROWELL,
nth2-tl3 Secretary.
CASH. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS BY
re . ...3 ;. TH1S CHRISTIAN COMMIS'S:HON TO FRIIItU
REY 28, 1563.
John P. Crozer (additional)
Charles Arbuthnot
James Graham &Co. (additional)
.10bn Lyon, Graysville, Huntingdon c0..Pa....
Hanger (Ilaine) branch Christian Commis:sten,
per T. G. Stickney.Treasurer 06 26
Ladies' Aid Society, Drumm e township, Lan
caster county Pa.. per W. W. Watson . . ...
Young Lattices' Bible Class, First Presbyterian
Cburch, Kensington, Rev. W. T. Eva ..60 03
Ladies' Fair, held S. E. cor. Ninth and Spring
Garden streets, during Christmas week, per
Mrs. Ball 60 00
151158 Mary blulhollan, Harrisburg, Pa, per H.
A. Theinpson :50 00
Ladies' Aid Society, Cranberry, N. J., per Rev.
J. Anderson Henry 60 00
lion. Henry D. Moore AO CO
N. Ewing, Uniontown, Pa 00 00
Mrs. R. IL Rose 40 00
Cael., Georgetown, 1). (' :35 00
Proceeds of Concert held at West Middletown,
Pa., per A. C. Hamilton
Meeting at Leroy, N. Y., per Rey. Mr. Parvin.
Sheppard, Van Harlingen, & Arriaon
:tames Bayard, (addi: tonal)
F. W. Newton, South Orange, N. J
Mists Rose
Ladies' Aid Society, Union DI. E. Church. per
Mr. M. Lewis 13 00
Members of Teachers' Institute, Washington
District, Franklin county, Pa 13 20
R. P. C 10 00
John T. Pressly, Allegheny, Pa 10 00
Presbyterian Sunday-school,Williantsburg,Pa 6 88
A Friend to the Cause, per Rev. Mr. Lockwood, 5 55
Cash .... 500
Mary R. Mitchell 500
I'. W. IL, Dewalt Station 5 00
S. W. Stokes Woodbury. N. J 500
C. W. New York city 6 00
The idow's Mite
... . . 200
A. S. Pratt, Leroy, N. Y 2 00
Proceeds of a Five-cent Collection - for Sink 'Vo
luntee 1 rs 60
A Friend ' ' 1 DO
Cash, Claraville. Pa 1 00
Dlr.. B. Bloody. Three Locust. Marlon county,
()hie . 100
Total •
Amonnt previously acknowledged
Total receipts 523,476 4.2
lt JOSEPH PATTERSON, Tremarer.
MANDAN MINING COMPANY OF
LAKE SUPERIOR—The First Meeting of the
"Mandan Mining Company of Lake Superior," under
its articles or association, will be held on the tenth day
of March, 15613, L at 11 o'cloo M., at No. 14 Farquhar
Building, WA NUT Street. kjA.
Philadalphia.
B. A. HOOPES
WM. rt.ISTEVLIS,
fe2-414t. - Two of the Associates of said Corporation.
WOMAN, HER EDUCATION AND
EMPIRE.—ENOCH H. SUPPLEE lectnro on
Ms subject at HANDEL A?ID HAYDN HALL, on
m()NDAY EVENING, 31arcl, oth, at S o'clock.
Tickets 2i cents; for sale at Lind. ay & Thakiston's,
South Sixth Street, and at Haines' Drug Store, Seventh
and Spring Garden Streets.
1:32.. HODIUF,OPATHIO HOSPITAL, MS
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, tree of charge. ' B. F. GLENN,
noTbtf Secretary of Board of Managers.
drys HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL COL
LEGE OP PENNe Y LVANIA. —The Fifteenth An
nual COMMENCEMENT. for conferring Degrees, will be
held, in the Musical Fund Hall. LOCUST Street, on
TUESDAY, Dlarch 3, at 12 M.
. Valedictory by S. S. BROOKS, M. D. Professor of
Practice. The public *invited.
fe2.5-60' S. S. BiIOOK.S, M. D.. Dean.
11.• POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE—
SPRING SESSION.—The Spring Course of Leo ,
tures and practical instruction in the Technical Schools
and in the Scientific School will begin on MONDAY,
March Id. Applicants for iulmission will please attend
Rig A. M., at the Collage Building. PENN Square.
ALFRED L. KENNEDY, X D.,
President of Faculty.",
ir•r - j.• JOHN B. GOUGH.
This distinguished lecturer has consented to gra
tify those who could not obtain admission to his former
addresses, by delivering the following lectures in the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC:
THURSDAY, March sth—llloeuenee and Orators.
FRIDAY, March 6th—Neto Temperance !.:,d are to the
Soldiers of the Union Army. TUESDAY, March 10—
Subject to be announced.
The proceeds will be mainly devoted to the sick and
wounded defenders of our homes, a large number of
whom will honor the Academy with their presence at
each lecture.
Reserved seats in Parquet, Parquet Circle, and
Balcony, 50 cents; Family Circle, 25 cents. Selo of
tickets wilt commence at 9 o'clock, MONDAY MORN
ING, Match Id, at MARTIEN'S, 606 Chestnut street,
and at the ACADEMY, on tke evenings of the lectures.
To give all an equal opportunity, no tickets will be dis
posed of under any circumstances, sooner or elsewhere.
Doers open at 7 ; Lectures commence at S. These are
positively the lautlecturee Mr. Gough will deliver in this
city this season. fe2S-st*
OFFICE OF THE SURGEON-AR.
iii TIsT TO THE ARMY AND /NAVY. PAILAPEre
ern A, October 24. 12412.
Wounded Soldiers and Sailors desirous of availing
themselves of the National Appropriation for supplying
Artificial Limbs, should apply immediately at the office
of the Surgeon-Artist to the Government. No. 1609
CHESTNUT Street. B. FRANK PALMER.
ja9-6m Government Surgeon-Artist.
Marzo TO ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS IN
TUB ARMY.—Soldters' Aid Societies, en, clergym
editors, and others are respectihily requested In to aid
disseminating the following notice, which is estof inter
to all who hate friends
'o 7 fffiiii)splTALs.
The Sanitary Commission have made arrangements
for supplying information gratuitously with regard to
patients in the United States General Hospitals at the
following Points (others will be added):
EASTER,: DEPARMINNTA— Foe information address
" Offiee Sanitary Commission. IT'asaington, D. C."
aVitshington, Point Lookout,
Georgetown, Annapolis,
Alexandria, Baltimore.
Frederick City. . •
WIWTERN DEPARTMEM. —For information address
" quire Sanitary Commission. Louiseilie, KY."
Oncinnati,
My ANDY! I Ferri - Pilled
Covington. goriatTi.
Lexington, ciasitvine.
. latormation 1111(1.102 ordinary drettnastancee, be
given to any one applying for it in answer to any or all
of the following inquiries. It' the application is by
letter, the answer will be sent by return mail; if in per- •
eon, it will be answered at once:
1. Is— (giving name and regiment; at present in
the hospitals of —? •
2. If so, what Is hisproper address?
S. What la the name of the surgeon or chaplain of the
hospital?
4. If net in hospital at present, has he recently been in
hospital?
a If ae, did he die In hospital, and at what date?
6. If recently discharged from hospital, was he dis
charged from service?
7. if not, what were his orders on leaving?
More specific • information as to the coalition of any
patient in the District of Columbia hospitals will be fur
nished within twee ty-four hours after a request to do so
is received at the Washington office.
The office of the Directory will be open daily from S
o'clock A. M. to 8 o'clock P. )L, and in urgent cases ap
hlicants ringing the door-bell, will be received at any
our of the night.
Much inconvenience in conducting the bueiness of the
Directory having arisen where visitors have been given
direct access to the record beaks themselves, this prac
tice will hereafter be discontinued; nor can lists of
wounded in hospitals by States, counties, regiments, or
otherwise, he hereafter furnished from these records.
The Sanitary Commission, under special authority
(rein the President orate United States, maintains an ex
tensive system of agencies for securing the safe convey
ance to and distribution of goods put in its charge fur the
eirk and wounded at points where they are most want
ed. I t operates witit equal care and generosi Witt ail Points
--at New Orleans, and atlVashingten before Vicksburg,
and et Nash , / I the — its distributions being governed by a
comparison of the wants of the patinas in all cases. To
ascertain the relative character of these wants in a trust
worthy manner, and to secure an eq eitable distribution
and honest ute ef the goods distributed, besides the
unpaid services of the membere of the Commission,
twenty physiciaus of high professional and moral cha
racter, and niece than ilfty lay-agents, are employed,
under pecnitiary securities, for responsible and efficient
service. The cost of these arrangements thas thus far
been about three per eentann of the value of the goods
distributed. The Commission has not been able to obtain
authentic evidence of losses, miscarriage, or misappro
priations, to the value of one dollar in ten thousand, of
geode which have been once received at its shipping 'dk
pots. The following are the names of these d&pots, to
which auxiliary societies and all disposed to aid the sick
and wounded, without reference to States or localities,
but simply to their relative necessity for assintance, are
invited to send their offerings:
Sanitary Commission, Branch Supply Office, 22 Sum
mer street, Boston, Blass.
Banners- Commission, Branch Supply Office, 10 Third
avenue. New York.
R • FinRILIIII reen SURRii @Milt
nrrect. 1 tal!isclelp aiob,
" — At Mo. RIM!
street,
ry 9u. ranc 111 , 2 ,
stmt. ciovoianti. Ohio,
Sanitary Commission, Branch Supply Office, Chicago,
Illinois.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Supply Office, •Lonle
ville, Kentucky.
The Commission receives no pecuniary aid whatever
from the Gemmel:it, and it wholly dependent on the
voluntary contributions of the public for the means of
eurtaining its operation& Contributions to its Treastit7
are solicited, and may be transmitted to GEORGE T.
!STRONG, Esq.. Treasurer, 68 Wall Street, New York..
The tisanes of the following gentlemen, Commissioners
of the President of the United States, are pledged to the
Public fur the economy, integrity, and efficiency with
which whatever is entrusted to the Sanitary Commission
will lie administered
11. W. lankr.ows, D. D. • HORACE B'rxxr.r. Jr.
) l Acita. LIA. D. Rt. Rev. T. M. Grator,D. D.
G. W. CI:MAN. U. S. A. lion. Joseph DOLT. .
A. B. SIMMS, 11. S. A. lion. It. W. 11011SMTT.
IL C. Wo0», M. 1).,U. S.A. lion. iIIAnIC
W. H. WAN Beans, M. D. Rev. moue H. lIKTWOOD.
WOLCOM.OIIOIS, 111. D. Prof. PAIR.IIAN PAMERS.
R. 0. Dom:, U. 1). Hon. Sununu. Cowax.
O. R. AONI:W, M. D. PRIM. LAW OLMATED, ESQ.
MATTA MAIMIR, AL D. J. B. NNWLIEILAT, N. D.
Geo. T. S'runso,
Contrail Office of Sanitary
D 44: F Street,
February 7, 1863.
C n
t,WASHINdTON, D. C.
fe'll-thstldOt
IM. , CITY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE.
PIiILADEI.PRIA, February 21, 1963.
TO HOTEL AND TAVERN KEEPERS, RESTAU
RANT, and others, desirous of selling LIQUORS by lees
measure than one quart.
Applicants for LI JENSE will aPPIy at THIS OFFICE.
as provided by act of Assembly. approved April:id, 1818.
on the following days, via.:
Waal*. .
First Monday, March 2, liffp.
Second Tuesday, 3,
Third and Fourth Wednesday. ", 4, "
Fifth Thursday, ' it, "
Sixth Friday, • " 6, "
Eeventli and Eighth Monday, • ' 9, "
Ninth and Tenth Tuesday. `• 10. `:
Eleventh Wednesday, " 11, •
Twelfth and Thirteenth Thursday, " 12, "
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Friday. " /I, "
Sixteenth Monday. " 16 "
Seventeenth, ' - Tuesday. " 17 , "
Eighteenth and Nineteeuth...Wedneaday. " 19, .•
Twentieth.. Thursday, " 19, "
Twenty-first and Twenty
second Friday, 44 20 . gil
Twenty-third and Twent y
fourth Monday, " 21. "
Twenty-fifth Tuesday" 21. "
fe27-to m l i2s JAIVIES'SiTAW. Clerk.
/M. NOTICE IS GIVEN THAT APPLI
CATION lies been made to the Spring Garden
insurance Company for the re-issue of Perpetual Policy.
No. 1.242, for Sl,OOO, premium B', upon premises 13th
street, 16 feet 9 inches; north of Jefferson street, east
side. The name has been lost or mislaid.
fe24 tow AN CEO. M. BOND.
COMMISSION MOUSES.
SHUFF WERNWAG,
IMPORTERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
242 AND Alt-CHESTNUT STREET.
SILKS AND CLOTHS.
CASSDIERES,
MANTILLA. 0001)8,
GROS DE BRINES, • ' .
VELVET RIBBONS, ... 1
FRENCH : CORSET'S,-
.
mll3-1 m
CANTON FLA'NN - TLS I
CANTON FLANNELS, CANTON FLANNELS!
•
ARMY:
.
STANDARD -
CANTON .
• PIiPTIOLS,
FON SALE CBEAP, FOR LET CAUL BY
..• • •
- mhmt . Noe. Brian& BABCHUBOB'ALLEY;
ALTEMUS & COZENS,
A4l CHESTNUT STREET.
GREEN & DANIELS',
CELEBRATED IVORY FINISH
SPOOL COTTON,
weszurrED 200 YARDS.
Pronounced one of the best makes in the market. 11314-lin
G RIGG. & HARAISTEAD,
Ao. 21 STRAWBERRY STREST.
Offer fir sale, by the Package,
RIPKA'S COTTONADES, •
SUFFOLK BLUE DRILLS.
STANDARD BROWN DRILLS.
STANDARD BROWN SBEETINOS.
LONSDALS NANKEENS, &c., 'B:c. mh3
• $lOO In
. 1W W
. IDO DO
. IW W
OUR •SPRING STOCK IS NOW AR
RANGED.
. -
80,000 DOZEN
H 0 S I E R Y
AT LOWER PRICES THAN PRESENT COST OF
IM
PORTATION.
THOP. MELLOR
. .
40 AND 451 NORTH THIRD STREET,
PiniAtosifsrA. ia3o-3m
JOHN T. BAILEY & CO.
30 00
27 SI
Si CO
'.ll 03
2003
20 00
BAGS AND BAGGING
OF EMT DESCRIPTION.
NO. 113 NORTH FRONT STREET,
p HIL A.
.DE L P H I
MANUFACTORY
$1.193 ',i
W 2.56119
BURLAP BAGS, OF ALL SIZES,
TOR COBB. OATS, COFFEY., BONEDUST, a.
• ALSO,
SEAMLESS BAGS.
Of standard makes. ALL SIZES, for sale cheap, for sat
lath on delivery
RELIPL*IC:,.. - X7IAARD,
. • • . • . ..•
• " attticiErii4goisr, •-•
xo. ma CHESTNUT STREET,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
VOR THE SALE OF
PHILADBLPIIIA•MADB GOODS
te93.11m
ARMY GOODS.
DARK-BLUE COAT. CLOTHE
DARK-BLUE CAP CLOTHS.
SKY-BLUE CLOTHS FOR OFFICERS.
ARMY BLANKETS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
10-0 IMO DUCK. •
DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK.
BROWN AND.BLEACHED SHEETINGS AND SHIRT
EKGS. For sale by
FROTHINGHAIit & WELLS.
Mad( tf •
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
44 NEW MOURNING STORE."
•
Now opening, a large and
WELL-SELECTED STOCK
SPRING .AND - SIIMMER
MO•U-RNIN6' GOODS";
- Of every description: also,
BONNETS OF THE LATEST STYLES. -
M. A. MYERS & CO.;
fe2E,tuth-lni DSO CHESTNUT Street..
•
VDW.IN HALL & CO.,
20 South SECOND Street, will open this morning
The new shades of Alpaeas.
New style of plaid and stripe Poll de Cheyres.
Figured and striped Mohair Lustre&
Mozambique,: and Arabian Lustres.
Valencias and Nabias. •
New styles of Dress Goods of cartons names.
• Fine Black Alpacas.
Modes, Bluer, Magentas, and Black de Laines.
' 'WIN HALL & 00.,
26 South SECOND Street, have on hand the fol
lowing' Goods, imported last year, and for sale much be
low the present cost of importation:
Brown. Blue, and Green Cored Silks,
. Black Ottoman or Corded Silks.
Black Armures and Poult de Soles.
Browns, Blues Greens, Diode, and Cuir or Leather
color Poult do Soles.
Brown, Blue, and Green Figured Silks.
Black Figured Silks.
. Black Taffeta Silks.
Black Gros de Rhine Silks,
Foulard Silks, die. mll3
CLOAKINGS.
LADIES'
Real Water-Proofs.
Middlesex Cloakings_
Spring Colors. 6-4 Meitons.
Yil l antEP
IrltOrsitirleg%. • •
COOPER CON&RP,
zoo fizz. corner P.Lorrl and MARKET Stream
SPRING CLOAKS.
Wnter•Proof Cloaks
Black Cloth Cloaks.
Cloaks made to order.
Best Hoop Skirts.
1100 PER & CUNARD,
mh3 S. B. corner NINTH and MARKET Streets
WIDE SHEETINGS. . •
Good Shirting Mutants by the plea
Fine and low-priced Flannels.
Table Damasks and Napkins.
Spring Prints and Dentine&
COOPER k CONARD:
taliS S. N.. corner NINTII and . MARKET Streets
• ..LEGAL. •
.eVVVVI.ON/V10101•WV,N,
TN THE ORPHANS' - COURT FOR
-• THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate. of JAMIS W. CULL', deceased
The Auditor appointed by the Court ti audit.settle.and .
adjust the third account of WILLIAM H. KEICHLINE,
trustee and executor of and under the will of JAMES W.
CULL', deceased. and to make distribution of the balance
in the hands of the accountant, will 'meet the parties in
Interest, on TUESDAY. the 17th day of March next, at
his office, No. 317 South Seventh streeet, at 4 o'clock in
the afternoon.
mh3-thstidt . DAVID W. SELLERS. Auditor.
NTELE.ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
I
'CITY. AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
• - Estate of JOAN SMITH deceased. .
. . . -
The Auditor appototed by the onrt to audit, settle,
and adinst the second account of MARY SMITH and
WILLIAM JOHN FERGUKON. Executors of the last
will and testament of JOHN SJIITH, late of the city of
Philadelphia, liquor dealer, deceased, and make dis
tribution of the balance In the hands of the accountants.
will meet the parties interested. for the purposes of his
lES . , °i ft ' l FL' De 15th y? f eol i naer ° L. h oi
TILED avd CHESTNUT Streets, Philadelphia. '
nth3-tutbslit • • 0. W.DAVIS, Auditor.
• •
ASSESSmvINT: :OF EXCISE TAX.—
OFFICE OP ASSESSOR, THIRD DISTRICT PENN
PHILADELPHIA. Mardi 2d, 188 S.
•
Notice is hereby given, that a now Assessment Divi-.
aloe, No. 14, bee been formed in this district, consist
ing of all that part of NtneWerith ward bounded as fol
low., viv beginning et the corner of Oxford and. cad
kealfulsu Auttid_ RAO aultuullittot to ' ennui
hiftl)it illtfuodlUiiK mann is iiumucnnus tawny sive&
Cumberland to Front. thenceelong Front to Oxford.
tlickneti alone Nord to p_laep of boat!' bin
N, LOCKHART, residing in P.isKILT St.,
above Dauphin, has been appointed Assistant Assessor
of the above division.
J. FLETCHER BI DD, Assessor.
DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER GENE.
RAL'B OFFlCE—PumecomrirrA. March 2,1863.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office until
SATURDAY. 7th Inst. at 12 o'clock for the construc
tion of two light - draw ,
stern-wheel steamers, to boot
very light draught, fitted for towing barges in shallow
water, one .of them to be a square-headed SCOW.
A full description, with statement of dimensions, must
accompany each proposal. Bidders will state the short
di Limo required to complete the contract. The right is
I%erved to reject all bids deemed too high.
O. H. CROSU&N,
r0h.202t Dep. Q. M. General.
LOST -A. CERTIFICATE OP THE 5
per cent. Philadelphia county Loan, under au act.
of Assembly dated the 10th day'of April, 1834, for 'Eighty
seven Dollars, payable to Richard Teadom, execntorbf
Francis Kroeson, deceased, or his heirs or assigns. The
tinder will be rewarded by returning it to
BEN•TAMiPI H. TURNER, •
delkti3m* No, KR DANA Street.
THE PRESS.-PHILA.DELPHIA.: TUESDAY, MARCH 3. 1863.
ISOLE AGENTS FOR
azo. GRIGG.
No.= And 221 OBERON ALLEY
DRY GOODS JOBBERS.
SPRING STOOK
SILK AND FANCY DRESS GOODS
A. W. LITTLE, 6.; 00.,
zell3-2m No. 325 MARKET STRBET
SILKS 1 SILKS ! SILKS 11
FANCY DRESS GOODS,
EbtBEACING LATEST
PARIS NOVELTIES,
Together 'with a general assortment of
DRY GOODS,-
TN DESIRABLE. STYLES AND QETALITIES, AT
MODERATE PRICES
JAS. E. CAMPBELL & CO.,
727 CHESTNUT STREET
1861 BPRiNG ' 1863.
RIEGEIIi WIEST, ck ERVIN,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
DRY GOODS,
No. 47 NORTH THIRD STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
hierchanti Visiting this city to purchase Lay
Goons will find our Stock large
and admirably assorted, and at
Low FIGURES. -In certain classes
of Goods we offer inducements to
purchasers unequalled by any other house in
Philadelphia. fel9.2m
JAMES, 'KENT,
SANTEE, &
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
OF
DRY GOODS;
Nos. 239 and 211 . . N. THIRD STREET, ABOVE RACE,
PHILADELPHIA.
Have now coon their usual -
LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK
OF •
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
Among which will be found a more than usually attrac
tive variety of
LADIES' DRESS GOODS;
Also, a foil assortment of.
MF,RRIMACK AND COCIEECO PRINTS,
and
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS.
To which they invite the special attention °leash buyers
SPRING, 1863.
YARD, ...GTELMORE, &I 00.,
Importers and Jobbers of
SILKS
AND •
FANCY DRY GOODS,
NOS. 61.7 CHESTNUT. AND 614 JAYNE STS.,
Have now open, of THEIR OWN 131PORTATIOW, a
LARGE AND HANDSOME STOCK
SPRING - GOODS,
COBIPRISING
DRESS GOODS, SHAWLS, RIBBONS,
GLOVES, &C.
Also, a full assortment of
WHITE GOODS, LININS, FURNISHING GOODS, En-
BROIDEDIES, AND LACES.
no attention of the trade is requested
1863. SPRING " 1863.
tTOITNES, BERRY, . & CO.,
(Sums Gore to Abbott, Johnes. & Co.)
No. 527 MA.P.KET. and. 52*__COISIXERGE StTeets
PHILADELPHIA;
ILITOETERS AS.I3 JOBBERS .OH
SILK
FANCY DRY GOODS,
Have now open a LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK
DRESS GOODS,
Adapted to the Season. 11.£0, a Full Assortment in
WHITE GOODS, RIBBONS, GLOVES,
SHAWLS, &c.,
Which they offer to the trade at the LOWEST PRICES.
CASH BUYERS
Are partionlirly invited to examine our Stock. fell-tr
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
ROBERT SHOEMAKER c. C O..
Northeast Corner FOURTH mid. RACE Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
WHOLESALE DRIiGGISWS;
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS,
fa WHITE•. LEAD AND ZINC PAINTS, PUTTY, ,tc.ll
FRENCH ZINC PAINTS.
Dealers and consumers supplied at
VERY LOW PRICES FOR CASH
MILLINERY. GOODS.
SR N G
1863 ,1863
WOOD & OA.RY.
N. 725 COSIESTNTiT STREET,
liiirknoNr in dolt) st - 000nnlote stock of
STEAW AND MILLINERY GOODS,
192 , 1111,394
ornar furg MIMEIT.
AITSSRS , AND CHILDREN'S STRAW GDOD.
FANCY AND CRAPE BONNETS.
FRENCH FLOWERS, RIBBONS, &c,
To which they respectfully invite the attention of 'Mei ,
chants and Milliners.
CASH BUYERS will find special advantage in examin
ing this stock before purchasing. fe2S-2m
FURL ITTTRIM, &c.
F U N I`'l' U R .
A LARGE ASSORTMENT,
W. (.%; J. ALLEN eb BROTHER,
IAO9CEESTNUT STREET.
CABINET FURNITURE AND
LIARD TABLES.
MOORE & • CAMPION,
No. 261 South SECOND Arad,
In connection with their extensive Cabinet business, are
now mannfachning a superior artiolo of
BILLIARD TABLES,
and have now on baud a full supply,. finished with the
MOORE & CAMPION'S IMPLOYFD CUSHIONS,
which are pronounced by all who have used them to bo
superior to all others.
For the quality and finish of these Tables, the manu
facturers refer to their numerous patrons throughout tho
Union, who are familiar with the character of their
Work. ni113.6m
:GOVERNMENT SALE.—WILL BE
sold, by order of the War Department. at public
Auction at ALLEGHENY ARSENAL, Pittsburg, Pa.,
to the highest bidder, at 10 o'clock A. 61,.0s WEDNES
DAY, march LS, 3863, the following United States pro.
perty, viz:
32,000 pallid. of Siren Iron. •
.I,OOU SteeL
HP,(X)O
• 1,100 Powder Barrels. Leather.
1,500 llellet Reza
LIME 3. 1 .11.111.1 RAU4I. •
IRWIN ant: IL 111 lin
roux-22t Maier of Ordrume*.
Ib'BEST UMBRELLAS, SLEEPER'S
make, strong fan& neat. at TENTH aud
atAR
KET Streets. fe2B-60
LADIES' HAIR BRAIDS, WIGS,
Curls, Mulles, Gossamer, Ventilate!' Wig's, Ven
tilated Scalps °lmparter manufacture. Prices are lower
than those of any other establishment. BAKER'S.
felt-11a* No. 809 CHESTNUT Street
A CARD.-THE SUBSCRIBER HAV
ING made arrangements with Messrs. REEVE L.
KNIGHT & SON will be found at. their New Store, No.
807 CHESTNUT Street, above EIGHTH Street, North
side, ready to wait on his old friends and customers, on
MONDAY, the NH inst., with a new and superior stock
of every description of CARPETING and BEDDING,
which will be offered at the lowest cash prices. A call
Is respectfully solicited. ROBERT B. WALKER.
807 CHESTNUT Street,
Above EIGHTH Street. North side
a tm EDWIN A. HUGHES, UN.
DERTAKEE,
• 9 South TENTH
delpUhreaia. abof
tele-3m
P e Spruce,
MEDICAL.
S.-T.--1860-X
/MARE'S PLANTATION BITTERS
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.
Thee 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 Diarrham, Cholera, and Cholera llforbus,
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the hest Bitters -in the world. They make
the weak man strong, and are exhausted nature's groat
restorer. They are composed of the celebrated Calisaya
Bark, Casearilla Bark, Dandelion, Cluunomile Flowers.
Lavender Flowers. Wintergreen. Anise,' Clover-buds,
Orange-peel, Snake-root, Caraway, Coriander, Bur
dock. S.—T, &c.
The following ie a sample of the testimony daily re-
SOLDIERS' HOME, CINCINNATI, 0., Jan, 15,1353..
Messrs. P. H. Drake & CAL
GENTLEASEN: This institution has received and eX.
tended aid to over 14,000 sick and disabled soldiers. I
have of late administered the Plantation Bitters in
numerous cases ot. exhaustion, fevers, want of appetite,
with the most remarkable and gratifying results.
It creates appetite, strength, and cheerfulness, and has
given many a poor fellow his naval health. I wish this
preparation was in every family, in every hospital, and.
on every battle-field. •
Witlyrespeet, your servant, •
Da. G. W. ANDREWS, SuP't.
WfLT,AED'S HOTEL,
Wasniznlrrox,l). C., Jan. 22„, 1963.
artIITISMEN': Vieseggire another simply of your Pisa.
tation Bitters, the popularity of Which daily increases
'with the guests of bur house.
• Re.sryectfuUr.
SYKES, CEIADWTOK:B: CO
CLEvziraND, Dee: 3;1862
* * * had been so ill with Liver Com.
plaint and Dyspepsia that I was compelled to abandon
my business. I used three bottles of the ,Plantation
Bitters, and, to any astonishment, am entirely cured.
They are the best medicine I ever used, and I shall en
deavor to make them known. Please inform me what
S.-T. —lB6O--X. means.
Yours truly. H. B. KINGSLEY.
Dn..W. A, CHILDS, Surgeon of the 10th Vermont Re
giment, *lithe: I wish every soldier bad a bottle of
Plantation Bitters. They are the moat effective, per
feet, and harmless tonic I ever used."
GALT Bong, Loutsvatn, Ky., Dec. 21, 1161.
Messrs. P. H. Drake & Co. :
We are compelled to order 'twelve dozen Plantation
Bitters to supply friends who have no other way of pro
curing this admirable article.
Respectfully yours,
61LAS P. MILLER & CO., Proprietors.
ROCHESTER, N. Y. , Dec. 21, 1861
* * * The Plantation Bitters have cared
merof the worst kind , of dyspepsia, of near four years'
standing. I have recommended them to others, and, as
far as 1 know, with signal success,
I am, &e. • REV. S. S. CATHORN.
BURNETT HousE, CINCINNATI, Ohio,
December 20, 1202.
Nam. Drake & Ca.:
The Plantation Bitters appear to be very popular here.
Se4d. us twenty cases more, and Oblige
Tours truly, T. P. SAUNDERS & CO.
Delicate females requiring a. gentle stimulant, and
clergymen, lawyers, and students exhaneted by men-
tai labor; will find the Plantation Bitters a most bane-
Every -bogie has the lac simile of our signature on
a steel-plate engraving, or it is not genuine.
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202 BROADWAY, New York
fe2e•tbstu.tapl if
COUGHS AND COLDS,
VERY PREVALENT.
Persons thus afflicted, are too apt to consider them a
trilling matter, and think that "it will gO away of it
; others tamper th - the many simple mixtures,
lozenges,&c. ~which seem to give temporary relief, but
eventualy acCelerate 'the disease. To such we would.
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to live to a good ' old age;" use a remedy that wilt effect
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cures have taken place after patients had been given up
to die by physiciansand friends.
DR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND
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TTTTS GREAT STANDARD REMEDY_
==ii
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Influenza, Croup, Brain' Constitution,
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STARTLING REVELATIONS!
CONSPIRATORS
FADER, AL CAPITAL
CEpHERINE ;
SECRET CABAL
TALE OP UNDERGROUND LIFE IN
WASITIItiGTON
DR. J. H. ROBINSON'S new romance with the above
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interesting story the Rebellion has pet suggested) is now
ready in the NEW YORK MERCURY for February. 28.
The machinations and intrigues of a large and compre
hensive secret organization, hostile to the Union, are de
veloped in." Cepherine ;" and the tale, more extraordi
nary in its details than the most ingenious devices of fic
tion, is founded on realities. It is vigorously written,
full of incident . and. adventure, and has the great merit
of being eminently original. The author has chosen a
new field for the display of his genius, and has suc
ceeded in producing a Romance which will undoubtedly
create a profound sensation thronghout the country.
There is an tmderplot to the dark drama of the Rebellion
which has been heretofore as a sealed book to the general
public. In this story Dr. Robinson breaks the seal, and
gives the world a glimpse of the mystery.
The NEW YORK MERCURY for February ES is on sale
at all News Depots. Price Five Cents. - mb2,21
APRESENTATION PICTURE!
FELIX O. C. DAELEY
113 E ItMICAS AND LOVE PASSAEGS QR.
ST. VALENTINE'S DAY.
TILE NEW TORE: :MERCURY
for Febrnary 9.8 contains a magnificent wood engraving,
after an elaborate picture drawn by DARLEY, illustra
tive of the different phaees, tender and comic, of that
TRUE LOVER'S JUBILEE,
the Festival of St. Valentine. In the design, its dis
tinguished originator has surpassed himself. The group
ings are wonderfully effective, and the faces almost seem
to speak. The central scene is a perfect study; fall of
character, and eminently original. Ta the vignettes
which surround the large cartoon, Cupid's Holiday is
presented in various aspects. There are gi impses of tho
Camp, the Cottage, the Kitchen, Ste., and the engraving,
which occupies one entire side of- the NEW YORK
MERCURY, cannot fail to attract the admiration of con
noisseurs of the Fine Arts, as well as interest and
amuse thelyublic at large. - -
The issue of the NEW YORK' MERCURY containing
this magnificent picture is now ready at all News De
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MEMORIAL OF REV. SOHN Me.
4.-T-s- DOWELL, D. D. ,contoining the Diseourseiweached
at the Funeral, l'ehrnary IS, by the Rey. ;Warr. C. Sut-
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aclean, and Boardman. Price 15 cents.
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BOCCACCIO'S DECAMERON,
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°ally, on receipt of the price and ten per cent. for postage.
C. BLANCHARD, Publisher,
mhll.2t No. 30 ANN Street, New York.
A_PPLETON'S NEW AMERICAN
CYCLOPEDIA.'
NOW COMPLETE IN SIXTEEN VOLUMES. 437.
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Sheep .1.00 Half Russia 0.00
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Piitnam's Rebellion Record, Irving's Works, Stu &c.
LIGHTEILL ON DEAFNESS -ITS
CAUSES AND PREVENTION.
A popular treatise; the fifth edition just reacts.
THE GREAT CONSUMMATION, by the Rev. Sohn
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fl
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mart have all the modern improvements. Address,
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Key West, Fla.
Fort Non rne,Va.
Alexandria, Va.
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ceipt of money. - SCHOL% & JAN ISNTZE Y,
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with reducing liquid. feWt-lin if
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Where the
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PROE
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Are produced by the most
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Those wishing first-clasapictures are invited to call and
examine specimens.
A choice selection of Albums, cases, and frames on
band. F. A. 0. KNIPE,.
dell-3m
pHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS—A
large variety for sale at low prices. by
5'20,17..S Qvarf & CO.,
0211- CHESTNUT Street.
delS'- mit
p ENSIONS.---$lOO BOUNTY AND:
Pay procured and collected for soldiers, sailors, and.
the relatives of such as are deceased, at reasonable and.
satisfactory rates. Claims cashed or advanced utfon,•by
JAMES FULTON.
Solicitor for Claimants,
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tance. oc IS-tf
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THAN FORMER PRICES.
FARR & BROTHER, Importers,
tf 324 CHESTNUT Street, below-Fourth.
it)J. C. FULLER,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in ":1
FINE WATCH MS AND JEWEL-RT.
Na. 712 CIIESTIVUT Street,
(Up-stairs, opposite Masonic Temple), -
Has now opeu a
LARUE AND COMPLETE STOCK,
P.III3NACING
A I RC tff4 N IT7CS ffS
S. HOWASI.FhAPEIA'iTCHES,
GOLD CHAINS, GOLD. SPECTACLES, THIMBLES.
fell
- IZE JEWELRY OF AVERY DESCRIPTION.
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607 CHESTNUT_SrmranzYIV--
La e onetantly In receipt of
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Of desirable styles sad qualities, to suit all classes of
buyeri. fel_4-3mif
Al FINE WATCH REPAIRING
Cat attended to, by the most experienced workmen.
and every watch Warranted for ocie year•
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NEW JERSRY. KENTUCKY...
OHIO TENNESSEE.
irPIAgAI VLEGIMA.,
1.r..x.026 ,
Minlllol.l4. 14.815.1‘1t 61/..E.611.5EL
ALSRA3II,
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IRCLIII/INCI EVERY STATE PAM WIIERKEX,
far The Work made upon the GROVER & BAKER
MAGUIRE has taken the Fret Premium at every Fair in
the United States where it has been exhibited to this
date.
MACHINES tarnished of the same patterns god at the
same price, mtikingeither the GROVER St BAKER Stitch
or the Shuttle Stitch, as customers prefer.
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• -• • • - -
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torrs, and other Buildings ; limited or perpetual: and
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or Country.
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CASH CAPITAL S3OO,OOO—ASSETS 1377, , H0 70.
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pecneyl Vanua, 6Ci.000,000 6 per cent. Loan Mae Os
Pennsylvania Railroad Company's Stock 4.000 00
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Mortgagee 81,000 00
Ali hens county 6 percent. Penn. R. Loan.... 10,000 00
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company's 6 per
cent. Loan 6,000 00
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Huntingdon end Broad Top 7 per cent. mort
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Mechanics' Rank Stock 5,0:10 00
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Union M. Insurance Company's Scrip .928 70
Loans on Coliaterals, well secured MOO 00
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Accrued Internet 5.829 41
Cobh in bank and on hand. ....... „....—...... 54795 56
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Bold, W. Tingley,
CLEM TINGLEY. President.
THoS, C. HILL. Secretor
PIIIL6TIIT.PIIIA, Mara 1. 1:
STRAWBERRY WINE,
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ALBERT C. ROBERTS.
G RAY OR DISCOLORED .11AIR
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and MIAMI ' 626-Ifft
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PHOTOGRAPHS.
A NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,.
No. 906 ARCH STREET,
PERSONAL.
%Ono E*, EWE LRY,ke.
ENGLISTI, EMIRS, AND
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• RUSSELL,
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FOR SALE IN ALL SIZES. fell-3m
A full assortment, all sires and styles,
3: O. FULLER,
No. 11.2 "CHESTNUT Street. fell-he
FINE PLATED WARE,
SPOONS, FORKS, LADLES, KNIVES. &a.
3. O. FULLER,
No. 712 CHESTNUT Street.
SEWING- MACHINES.
CELEBRATED NOISELESS
EVERYWHERE TRIIIMPFILNY.
RIBITRD IN 1';
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
EQUAL TO MALMSEY MADEIRA,
DEALER IN PINE GROCERIES.
• CORNER ELEVENTH and VINE Street
AMUSEMENTS.
NEW CHESTNUT-STREET TEMA.
Lessee and Manager Mr. W. WHEATLEY.
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, March 3, 1563.
Positively for the second and last time this season,
EDWIN FORREST
AS BRUTUS,
In John Howard Payne's great classical Tratredv Of •
BRUTUS; OR, THE FALL OF TARQUIN.
BBB" SCENERY,
NEW DRESS
NEF.E
W APPOINTMENT&
With a superb cast :
Mr. .1. McCullough as Titus.
Mr. J. W. Lanergan Se conatin us.
Mr. .T. G. Burnett as. Valerius.
Mr. W. H. Leak as Lucretius.
Mr_ J W. Collier as Claudine.
Mr. J. Canon as Sextos Tarquin.
Mr. G. Barka as Arias.
Mr. C. Kingsland as .Botatinz.
Mr. J. T. Ward as Playing Coronas.
Madame Pontsi as Tuttle.
•
Mre, S. H. Allen as
His. George Jordan as TamjSuia..
Lucretia.
Mrs. S. Henry as
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Mrs. Scott as • ...Priestess.
Conductor Mr. MARK BABBLER.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
LUCILLE WESTERN.
Iter third apnearanco
AS LADY ISABEL ABD MADAME VINE:
- PRICES OF ADMISSION. —Family Circle, 25 'cants;
Dress Circle, 50 cents. Parquet and Secured Seats IA
Dress Circle, 75 cents; Seats in Private Boxes each
Doorsopen at 7; Cnrtain rises Precisely at 7k o'clock.
NEW CHESTN UT,STREET THEA
TRE.
In consequence of the
GREAT CROWD;
ToosettneSs Miss
LUCILLE WF.STERN.
in her thrilling impersonation of "Lady Isabel," in
the great moral Play of
EAST LYNNE,
It is respeethilly intimated that Feats can bossecnredi
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE
Ter an or Mimi WeFtern's representations.
Malan of Misn NVterns performances.
It EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S AROH-STREET
THEATRE.
Anent and Treasurrr 705. 1). MURPHY.
Second niabc of ntr. WILKES DOOTEL
Tin :SPAY EVENING. May413.1;61
THE MARBLE HEART; OR,
THE PAINTER'S DREAM.
Raphael Tohn Wilkes Moth.
VolngP. Barton Hill.
Marco Men. John Drew.
To conclude with
A LOAN OF A LOVER.
. . . ... . .
Peter Spyke -
Frank Drew.
Gertrndo ' Dire. C. Henri
Doors open at 7 • curtain rises at 7g.
gle- Geataseen;ed in advance. without extra charge
IVALNUT-STREMT TILEATRE.-^.
I Sole Lome Mr.. El A. OARRETTSON
liminess Agent Mr. JOHN T DONNELLY.
Loot week of the pnntilar actor 111:. E. EDDY.
THIS (ruesaay) EVENING. Ekrch 3, lea
Will be proeented the Drama entitled
THE MYSTERIES OF PARIS.
Chourineur Mr. Eddy
Elsolette••••• , " Mtss Perry.
Previous to which. Knowles' Play of
WILLIAM TET.L.
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William Tell Mr. Eddy.
Albert Miss Porry.
To conclude with the lanzhablc Farce of
BOX AND COX.
Doors open at 7: Cartain will rive at 73(.
MUSICAL FUND HALL.
PITILADELPHIL
CARLO'ITA PATTI'S
•
FAREWELLA BENEFIT IN AMERICA.
The .lianager Imo to announce to the public that a
FAREWELL BENEFIT CONCERT
till be given by the
Celebtated Prima Don,
MISS CA na RLOTTA PATTI.
On FRIDAY . EVENING. March (3. ISOL
_ .
Previous to her positive departure for Europe, on the
llth instant.
In order to make this the most brilliant Concert over
given in this city, the nanneer has effected arrange
ments with
CARL ANSCIIIITES OPRRA COMPI.NY.
Includme the GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR.
Seats can be secured, without extra change,. at.the
Nitric Store of J. E. Gould, commencing at 9 A.M. on
Thursday, March 5. ralt3
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-
GERMAN OPERA
FOR Due
BENEFIT OF THE ACADEMY,*
in AM OF TAW
RENEWAL AND REPAIR FUND,
On TUESDAY EVENING, March 3, 1561,
When will be presented the very popular Gera of
A NIGHT IN GRENADA,
With a largely-increased
CHORITS AND ORCHESTRA,
Secured Seats in Parquet, Parquet Circle, and
Balcony .$l.
Family Circle. ..... , ... ........ ...... ...... ....be cents.
Ampltheatre • .3 cents.
The Box Office of the Academy will remain oxen
from 9 to 4 o'clock, when seats may be secured ; also.
at J. E. Gould's Music Store, Seventh and latestnut
streets.
ROTICE.—The subscribers to the series of Operas who
desire to secure seats for THIS NIGHT, are requested to
make EARLY application. th2S•Bt
Doors open at Va' ; Opera commences at S o'clock.
AMEBIC A N ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
GERMAN OPERA
CARD:—Actuated by the solicitation of many pa
trons of the late German Opera season, the subscriber
ban induced Mr. CARL ANSCFRITZ to consent to another
short season of GERMAN OPERA in Philadelphia, at
the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, The season will consist of
cix nights, commencing on
I - VERNMD AV. March 4th, 1663.
The Operas to he produced win he :
:111Y MERRY Wry OF 'WINDSOR," by Nicola'.
JOSEPH," by Mehul.
"SERAGLIO." by Mozart.
"ST R. A DELIA " by F. Von Flotow.
• • THE MARRIAGE OF FIGARO. " by Mozart.
And "DER FREISCHUTZ," or some othjlr
acknowledged favorite' Opera.
For the SIX OPERAS a Sftbscription will be opened
on the same terms as before, viz:
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR SIX OPERAS.
Reserved Seats in Balcony; Parquet, or Parquet
Circle
55 00
Admission to " 4 00
Single Tickets. reserved seat 1 00
•
The Opera :Nights will be:
MONDAY:
WEDNESDAY; and
*FRIDAY. or SAT'JRDA.Y,
And no more than three Subscription Nights will b•
given in any one week.
Subscriptions receivetl by J. P,.. GOULD, corner of
SEVENTH. and CHESTNUT Streets only Onaud altar
MONDAY, "February- --
THE_Flemim-r._ouarrtrANl) ORCHESTRA
trawl]. considerably increased) will be brought on from
New York, and the undersigned pledges himself that
while under his management every - parrot the above
prospectus will be carried nut precisely as crated, and
notbingleftlmdone to make. this
THE MOST BRILLIANT SEASON
ever witness;‘i in Philadelphia.
ADOLPH BIRGFELD. Bneinese Agent,
tel9-11t Office 130 South SEVENTH :Street
MUSICAL FUND HALL-LOCUST
Arept, above Eighth.
FIRST GRAND
C N-C ER T
FOR THE a a a
HANDEL' AND HAYDN SOCIETY. -
Will be given at the Musieal Fund Hall,
On TUESDAY EVENING, March 3. 1563,
When will he presented a varied and
CHOICE SELECTION OF 'VOCAL GEMS FROM THE
BEST. MASTERS.
The Solos,
Concerted Pieces, and Choruses.
Will he sustained entirely by the members of the Society,
M. H. CROSS Pianist.
CARL GAERTNER Conductor.
To 'continence at eight o'clock. •
Tickets 50 cents.—To be had at the Music Stores, and
at the Hall on the eventug of the Concert.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, CORNER
OF TENTH and CHESTNUT Shreets.—N I NTH
WOODROFFE'S BOHEMIAN TROUPE OF
GLASS BLOWERS. EVERY EVENLNO, AND ON 'WED
NESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.—The cele
brated low , pressure GLASS. Steam-Engine MONITOR,
made entirdy of Glass, will be in full operation. All
the Pdagnificent. Works of Ad, manufactured by the
Company, will be distributed gratuitously to the visi
tors. Or SATURDAY AFTERNOON every child will
receive a Gift. FRIDAY EVENING. March 5,, A TOUR
NAMENT OF WIT. A Splenc id Case of Work will be
given to the author of the best Conundrum on any
subject.
The First Present, each eventrig,7lll be a Samna
Case of Glass Work.
Admission; l 6 ems. No half price.
Exhibition commences In the Evening-at 8 o'clock.
Afternoon at 3 o'clock. mll2-80
THE HANDEL AND 14 A YDN
SOCIETY
giive their first
CONCERT THIS SEASON,
AT MUSICAL FUND HALL,
On TUESDAY EVENING, March 3,
Tickets 50 cents. fel9thsta tf
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS-TENTH
and CHESTNUT.
AUDSEMERTS . FOR OLD AND YOUNG
F-TGNOR BLITZ,.
The great MAGICIAN and VENTRILOQUIST, with his
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS, wit. give his new and
popular entertainments EVERY EVENING during the
week, commencing at 7R. o'clock, and WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at 3. The attractions
will he marvellous: Experiments in Magic; wonderful
Powers in Ventriloquism, and the Learned Canary Birds
in their new characters.
Admission 25 cents. Children 13 cents.
GERITANIA ORCHESTRA-PUBLIC
REAEARSALS every SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
et.. 3% o'cleck, at the MUSICAL FUND HALL, CARL
SENTZ, conductor. Tickets 2.5 cents. Packages of five
tickets M. To he had of Andre 3: Co., No. 1101 Chestnut
vtreet: J. E. Gould, Seventh and Chestnut, and at the
Han door. n 02- tf
HASSLER'S ORCHESTRA.
NEW OFFICE.
214 South EIGHTH Street, below Walnut. delo-6m
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
THE FINE ARTS.
11045 •CkLESTICEIT STREET.
Tx open Bail T (Suedes% excepted) from
. 9 6 P.X.
Adarr W
m tcal o on 9.3 MN_ Children half e r ica
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FOR SALE ASE' TO LET.
COAL YARD FORSALE.-THEBEST
fitted-up Yard in Ike city. Capacity for doing any
amount of business. Inquire on the premises,. No. 957
North NINTH Street, below Girard avenue. rob'_-6E.
83,000 A
Np . 89,000. TO LOAN ON
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ground attached, well shaded, and excellent. water.
Rent low; very convenient situation , both to steamboat
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J. Railroad Station, Bri.fol.
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ALSO, A FMALL FARM of-twenty stows, in the imme
diate vicinity of the improving part ofPast
Routh of MARKET Street.
ALSO, several of the most valuable and desirable
building lots in West Philadelphia, tomtit of Market
street.
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o'clock. • IMAM.
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