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CALIFORNIA,
SAN FRANciacO, March 4.—The ships Avery and
Hornet were chartered for a load of breadstuff for
England.
Legal-tenders have advanced to 66.
At a recent municipal election in Virginia city, the
principal town of Nevada Territory, the Union party
triumphed.
The first gunpowder mill erected on the coast is
Dearly ready to commence operations in Santa Cruz
county.
Considerable flax will be raised in several counties
Of California this year, the experiment having proved
It to be more profitable than wheat.
Tho rage for epecalatlon in mining stocks is increlsinc.
eatimalo that from 025.000 10830, 000 change, hands
deity In buying and selling shares in the San Francisco
DIM! Ilioltaitis
ar.wv Turnikra.
Mr)...Gotor AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Tilts EvENtrto.—From the great sale of tickets in
advance for Mr. Gough's lecture, at the Academy of
Music, this evening, on "Eloquence and Orators,"
We are safe in predicting a crowded house. In this
lecture Mr. Gough impersonates the very genius of
oratory, in such a manner as no written disquisition
could possibly equal. In fact, we regard this lecture
of Mr. Gough as hls greatest etlbrt, and those who
railed to hear it when delivered in this city before,
Should not miss the opportunity of hearing it to
night. Mr. Gough's subject on Friday evening will
be "Temperance." What the subject of his lecture
on Tuesday evening will be has not yet been deter
lathed. Tickets to all of these lectures can be had
at Martienie, No. 608 Chestnut street, and as those
giurchaeing tickets for the first lecture, in most oases
at the same time secure their seats for the remain
ing two, the only sure way to obtain seats at all is
to apply early.
LECTURE nv VIE REV. A. A. WfLIITS.
..—We learn with pleasure that the Rev. A. A. Wil
lits, formerly of this city, has been engaged to de
liver a lecture in Philadelphia in behalf of a most
praiseworthy object. The lecture will be given on
Friday evening, March 'Mb, at Musical Fund Hall,
and will have for its subject—" The Sword of Wash
ington ; or, the Temper of the Times."
To Burns as Dnr GOODS.—We invite
attention this morning to the advertisement of
Nessrs. Cooper & Conard, which appears in another
column, of muslina spring prints, aloalcings, cloths,
TM.
trout isibk potation Cor t he sato or fleas ihigtaly
heeessatT classes of goods. Their targestore roams,
nt Ninth and Market streets, never presented so at
tractive an appearance as now, and those of our
readers who wish to purchase good goods at mode
rate prices should pay them a visit.
THE SEASON OF LET.—We are
autho-
Sized to state that, in view of the Lenten season
' , upon which we have now entered, an excellent as
. portment of fish, of all kinds, can be found at the
old grocery stand of C. H.. Mattson, Aich and Teath
.Idreets. Smoked and spiced Salmon; Codfish of the
finest quality, and largest size; mess Mackerel;
boneless Sardines, &0., to which we invite the at
it cation of our readers.
COLDS, Couons.—Sudden changes of cli
leate are. sources of Pulmonary end Bronchial apc
. Vona. Experience having proved that simple reme
dies act speedily and Certainly when taken in the
•early stage of disease, recourse should at once be had
20 "Brown's Bronchial Troches," or Lozenges, let the
Cold, Cough, or Irritation of the Throat be ever so
'plight, as by this precaution a more serious attack
*nay be effectually warded off. Soldiers should have
- Them, as they can be carried in the pocket and taken
Ss occasion requires.
" THE PLAY OF ILLMLET WITH ITAULET
LEFT OUT."—We don't know whether this has ever
been attempted or not, but we do know what has
• been attempted and successfully carried out. We
• !Know of a building having been designed by a
'Washington architect, with the assistance of a smart
'Ulan, (say a Philadelphia Postmaster,) and built on
-no less imposing site than Chestnut street, adjoining
that pure Grecian marble building, the United States
• Custom House ; and we further know that said build
ing was designed and built expressly for a Post
• Office for the city of Philadelphia; and, furthermore,
• the said building was declared completed for bud
•Dess on the 24th day of February, and the citizens of
maid city were invited to transact their business
• there, and ace the chief clerk in his new office
and arm chair, and avail themielves of the conve
niences designed for their use. But 10, a Post Office,
and no letter-box $60,1160 for a Post Office, and no
-"dace to • deposit letters ! Surely the dinner or the
'nag-pole must have received undue attention at the
bands of somebody. Supposing Charles Stokes &
Co., at the opening of their store, under the " Con
-tinental,” had invited the public to their store, an
=liming that "Me price would be marked in plain
,figures on all the goods," and neither coat, pantaloons,
mor vest in their establishment! We think the simile
between thin and the Philadelphia Post Office, with
to letter-box, a good one.
THE MutIiTAGE of Trin Rumor. or
WALBS,—London is in a buzz of excitement over the
approaching marriage of the Prince of Wales. The
levent is fixed for the 10th of March. The bride,
Princess Alexandra, will arrive in England on the
.7th of March, landing at Gravesend, where she will
bt as Mitt= Al 11%1= !1!h 1.--1.1
EMI fin pausil 6ti iIAIIWAV la LUAU, agl
le. INMAN 0A1414. Th&dale bP tha Lon
~On lb be one of public rejoicing, and the corpora
tion is making elaborate preparations for a grand
display. The Prince has also made every prepara
tion for the event. We learned yesterday that he
had ordered hie wedding suit to be made up at Gran
wille.Stokes, Temple of Fashion, No. 609 Chestnut
ercreet, Philadelphia.
THE PRINCESS METTERNICH recently
gave a grand fancy bill at Paris. The lady of the
Louse appeared es a Bouquet of Violets, while the
Prince was in a . .. Venetian domino; the Princess
Anna Murat represented Early Winter ; the Coun
tess Waleweki, a Fortune Teller; the Counteass
tie Persigny, a Windmill ; Mine. de Gortehakoff the
Sea, covered with marine plants, corals, and pearls;
the Countess difi.ouat appeared as a Bacchanal ; the
Princess Eeterhazy, as a Pink; lflle, de Seebach
end Mine. Girardin each as a Myostosis ; Mine. Pe
reira, ae Hearteease. The American Minister was
there as a. private gentleman, wearing a plain bat
elegant suit, • procured by him at the Brown-Stone
Clothing Hall of Rockhill & Wilson, Noe. 603 and
GOO Chestnut• street, above Sixth.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,
VP TO 12 O .I OLOOK LAST NIGHT.
Glinard- . 4oheit.mat •
Ceo D Baker,'New York
Vent 0 PCrvie, Pa.
Chas Kennedy, Pa
H Preston, New Ynrk
T Reddington, New York
33 Imedore, New. York
Si Abblebach, Bucks co
C 0 Chapin. thane
W Egan Wash, D
C Myrick, Cleveland, 0
.Coo B B.lekmau, Pe nun
7 P Oreig, Delaware co, Pa
J P Manefteld, Detroit
J A RartmaneNew Jereel
A S Yilleplailt New erk
S Cropper.lffaryland
SetohelhWaah
.12 Allen,Balllntote
0r B Reekel,Closter co
J Carlson
MA Badget,Boeton
r Bruner dr la, Wash
Et WiLliam:44 la. NY
ap
Roblneou, Penna.
; Cattell
F Hoffman. Quincy.lll
' Gallaher enewt, I Irgiula
ir Doughtee, Delaware
Polk, Delaware
• W Thrall, N York
E Plticin, N York
'Continental—Ninth
H Simmons, &lonia
Jacobson, Ohio
S Porter,'Oluninnati
F Noble, Cincinnati
Thos Crossler, 6t Louis
,Luire B French, Ohio
W W Watson, ritta ur
6 Goodwin,Wrnsport
.11 Prather, Whoeling, Va
Win Thaw, Pittston;
Tohn Boner, Cincinnati
*MB Marx liall.indiann;ra
)11.1)117.110131{. Dow York
Thos Keech. New leek
3apt L Romenthal,
14)1 &Dickerson
A Scott, New Ecrk
Btilea Orgy & to
Cleo Camp, Brio
B Jance,liew York
Lieut. Col. Krethelux a r & wf
Waahtogton, 1) C
-I,laj Salley, Waslen. It 0
:11R Carsou. Pirmnia
Alberthon, Nurri:down
Jae Conta & wf, Bow York
S ndall & wr, T Y
• John t Cook, New 'fork
J 8 Hagerty, Baltimore
3) K Wright, New Jersey
lonD Ho pooner f & ord wf,Doee Boston
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Smith, Cana
B Balton, Coon
rtt 1 y Martin, Chicle ititi
hf Beale & IR, Wash
. tiro lifeehier. Wuxi/
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`l3 Nuniger, Weal
3) M Terry & la, Jersey City
...3 R Bollen,:f ew London.
J C Ward,Now York
'le R l Razwell,New York
T Tailor, Baltimore
njor Wheelan
Main Sauer
- eo Steinman, Jr, Poona
al Williambon
• 3113 i l I j de
II M egunder
•J O Tiffany, New York
13righem, New York
Atm H Thornton. Bradford
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m Erving, Itelfa.st
4lb W Pier di lesly, New York
Diartin do la, New York
Chas Hunt, Conneettout .
Bilrerchentsr—Fourth
*/, Raines, Pennsylvania
• il K•thihorn
tt Col W B foster, Wash
Hell ner, Washington
R Hears, Brookville
D J Marlin, Brookville
EaH Cochran Penna
B North, 'Wheeling
Fielding, Ohio
s Blebelberger, Penns
B Castner, l'euna
F Lowry, Pelle&
I ai Pitcairn, Allegheny
Le agate, Allegheny
iiiA.
ID W Garter
IC P Chamberlain
John M Carter
Coo H Wise, Salem, Mass
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en, artford, Ct
rNut Gill, New Jersey
boa .1 Tull, Baltimore
/4111er Pittsburg
03 Cutts, Pittsburg
Theis J Daricrw, Pittsburg
Thos
Cram. Ohio
t h Dittman. Ashland, 0
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F Uhl, Somerset, its
ahos 8 Conner, Now York
American—Chestnut street. above Fifth.
Vent W CDiokay, 11 S A E Wheeler, Wash, D C
[leo Malin, Jr, C b A T M Watson, Now York
N Dickey, 11 S A P B Hancock, Kentucky
H Cram, Wash, D C (leo Baumann, Jr. Onto
A Williams, Penua Jag F Smith, Reading
J C Smith, West Chester A Stout At In, Virginia
Alex Roche, Wash, D C D 0 Lnakenbach, Pa
Geo A Parkhurst, N Y Geo J Watorman,Nashville
Geo 13 Laird Cant W J Connor, lif Chunk
Ceo E Boyle, Wash, D C J'Y .lakes, Delaware
.1 P Manlove, Maryland Wrionman j New Jersey
'W W Seeders,Delaware .1 &inkier, Am Jersey
11 Sinicksou. Salem, N J COI Jos W Hawley
Ti Drinkhonse, Easton, l'a L 0 Griffith, Penna.
.7 Dubois, Now JeithY C F Read, Montrose, Pa
APP H Fairbank L F Fitch, Montrose, Pa
. Lawson, lionistven • Bon F Prouty
9 P Lander, New York
A. T Waterman, Conn
Walter Kirk, Tamaqua
W. L dill, Lancaeter
E 3ohneton, New .1 ersey
tiK fiblebler, New York
Isaac Rogers. News tit, N J
T Andrews, Bedford, Pa
P Muff, Kentucky
H Bateman, Dover, Del
K Stevenson, Dover, Del
B Hillyard, Dover, Del
A Curtis, Delaware
iltatult, Vernon—Seco
trTobias, Pennaylvanla
Jtes, Peansylvailln,
Unrm
a; New York Jo na. Newark. X .1
Bowrey, Baithaore •
treat, below Ninth.
S James & la. Prof, E. I
Miss E Saul, Wiim. Del
Geo Hegeman, Penna
E Straus,
J N Elmendort, Albany
E L Campbell
C Granger, New York
P Perrin, Glenwood, lo'a
Thos Young & la, N York
C A Stetson, Jr, New York
W Ward, Del co, Pa
P Maher, Harrisburg
G ray, NOW York
C 13igelow,Milwankee
J McFarland, Penna.
W Cass, Pittsburg
Bowen,Penna
I' Price, Jr
S Dickinson, New Jen°,
A C BiHott,New York
W Gairison,Salem,N
D Chambers, Wash, Pa
13 Matthews, N York
M S Minor, Baltimore
Dr L Fisher, Penna
L Pugh.), Carbondale, Pa
P l'oadwlne & da„ Md
II Prior, N York
Tenhart, Middletown
W P Gilmore, Middletown
nd Chestnut streets.
J Slade & la, rChicago
A P Porter, USA
Dr Jam Id Shearer, York, Pa
S A Allen, New Jersey
HA Hurlbut, New York
lion Walker, Pa
LTaine
John I' Howard, New York
B B Thurston, Connecticut
H J Hall, Now York
0 H Rogers & la, Boston
Idles A Mansfield, Bostou
Miss S Mansfield, Boston
John Ryle, Paterson, N J
John Ryle, England
Il N Wiles's', Now Jersey
T S Perkins, Id D, & la, Mass
O T Perkins & la, Mass
F W Newton, Now York
W Foster, Jr, New York
J C Adams, Towanda
D C Smith, Pekin, Illinois
II W Hopper, Pekin, 111
B Watson, New York
W Sprague, Proc, It I
(100 If Donate, Maryland
J L Ramey &I. New York
D 141 Demarest, N jersey
Isaac V Brower, N Jersey
Mr & Mrs WS Grinnell, 11l
Liont ChM E Pease, U S A
Ii B Greenwood, New York
L F Bargees, Cleveland
H H Adair, Maryland
T Drowses & w. Exeter, If H
Bias Drown°, Exeter
NV C Fowler, Conn
GBWhite,l N
B F Joslyn, Stoelnirt'n,Cona
W Wyeth & la. Bait
lilies M Maynard, Baltisn's
Mrs H S Magraw, Penne
Mr & Mrs U lit Steinman, Pa
Mies S Steinman, Penes,
Bliss DI &Mamie, Penns
T Walklason, Baltimore
J E Buerke , Paoli
B Clinton, Now York
John H Hall, New York
liHThome%&wt, NY
John Hughes, Baltimore
t S Otis & la, Brooklyn
Jos Whitehead.Trenton,NJ
films Lamar & la, New York
Mis Lamar, New York
J icenworthy, Richmond
streets below grabs
G W McCracken, Ohio
J B LeWig, Pennsylvania
A M Laws); e, Pena&
B Poster, Pennsylvania
0 Coale, New Brighton
Mr Carpenter, Salem
Mrs Carpenter & dau,Salem
T Jamison, Pittsburg
D C Mudge
Wm J Wader, Ashland
J B McDowell, Middletown
' E T Miller, Rochester, N Y
8 Strickland. Reading
J McLain, Pittsburg
Thos Bleed, New York '
Tnrner Carr, Jr t B. I
Mrs II B White & la, N Y
Coo H Cox & la, Elmira
J 13 Diefenderfer Milton
W D Emmet, Net Oxford
Thos Eynon, e Park
0 II Wells, Hyde Park
It H Hall, Taunton, Mass
Cleo Markley. Newark, 0
L Elle, La/Porte, lud
D Abl, Cumberland co
W H Easton
David Gads, Easton
W ti atson
Wllleekinson
Mrs E E Bram, Conn
Id El Strati, at Chunk
W Okell, U S
J R Seymour, Hagerstown
M L Story, Maryland
C Ostertoh, Hautlngdon
John W Ball &da
C J Bmltherx, Delaware
John D La Barre, Lacy villa
RP White -;
street. above Arch.
J Adams, 'flagon
N H Howard, New York
E Adam's, Boston
F Fowler, Lancaster
St. Lottle—Cheetintt
F Hopkins, Brooklyn
W Bryant, New fork
B Howard, Pittoburg
.1 S Kirby & wf, Baltimore
W Monte Sunbury
B Botdortr. Schuylkill co
C P Hanson
street, above Third.
A Simonds, Kass
T Stanger,New Jertuff
JJ Wortiington, N York
0 H Honder.unt, Phila
J F Bragg, Haverhill, Muse
F A M fl ester Roadlng
J S Hiester,Reading
F Cronin US N
Dr Rowe, New York
W H Robinson, Mase
H Crane, Washington
M Hunt, Baltimore
T C Mutsu. U S N
CSHunt,USIi
S linrrin, Wash, D C
T t' Webb, New Haven
H Layton, Man'land
R H Tucker, Cleveland, 0
L Washington, Clovol'd
.1' Taggart, Jeanesvillo
K Jones, Philadelphia
F Warner, Wash, D C
treet, above Third.
J II Conrad, Zanoaville
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IT C Peaty, Springfield, Brions
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(leo P Bates. Alliance, Ohio
A A Kepllnger, Ohio
W Ralston, Allegheny City
S 0 Levis, ratinsTivaula
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tee above Third.
A SIC ray, Pottsville
J Shims. Pottsville
Birk, Mineraville
11 .1 Bendier, Pottsville
It H Sloes. Pinegrove
B Klupo. Schuylkill co
Cole, Easton
JWitdlingor, Minersville
H K Davis, Pottsville
L Saylor, Sehiliavou.
It B Ely, Lebhuou
.1 Witmer, Lebanon
National—Baca
F A Deitemann, Penne.
D Leiseuriau, Allentown
Kettrwr, Allentown
A Stertzuoso, Baltimore
J Marsiutli. Heading
W Gifford, Dunkirk
II Hollingshead, Datawitsaa
W Hailer, Datawiesa
11 glukaun. Wheelin Va
F Mertz, Middleburg, l'a
W Rosenthal, Reading
.1 W Doyle
J M Harley, Blasco
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R :Abseil, Delaware
B Huth, Port D.eposit
L Garrott, New Jerson
Llont W C Dickey, Penna.
S H Dicker, Fauna
S Il Wilson, ?tuna
.1 Yocum, Burks co
Col J W Hawley. Virginia
alcove Chestnut.
L G GriMtb, Penne
W H McHenry. Choster co
M 31ontgomery, Jr, Peuni
L P Howell
J,MuCoy, Doylestown
A Howard, Penna
.1 A Hopper, Maryland
and Market streets.
E Smith, Indiana co
D Eldridge. Carlini°
State's Union—Sixth
Win Young, linrrisburg
C W Moore Pennsylvania N
S Jamison, orristown
H D Hamner. Danville
3) I. Holsinger, Bimini, N
A N Dukeman, Livorno CO
.3 Taylor, Westmoreland
.3 Solielling, Ohio
I 7.3 sys, Clearfield
TSI oung, Jr, Peuua
P Donohoe, Greensburg
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A n Harrison. Horrisbnrsi
H S Doyle, Lancaster co
Geo Dnff
FlBrnner, Columbia co
.1 Shenberger. Columbia co
E F Warren. Now Joraey
E Mishler, Rending
.T McCord. Bradford co
M It W Ills, Norristown
Madison—Second St., above Market.
Jobe H Jones, New York Milton Rose, New Jersey
"evni A Moore. Delaware B Dunham, How Jersey
M E Epringtteld J C Wooden St tvtLaniborty
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Fs John.? Allen, Delaware
1) S 11att•eneou, Mercer co IS II Boone. Delaware
Bald Engle—Third et, above Calicrwhill.
V Berry & wf, Easton, Pa Simnel Kinsey, rZnakert'n
A Pchock, Montgomery co C F Kinsey, Onakertown
T Schock, Montgomery co A 'Edwards, Quakertown
Thos C Flock, Caryersrillo T B Leisenring, Pittsburg
Black Bear—Third at.. above OallowhilL
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Henry Fah', Ashland E Hadley, Rochester, N Y
Rev b K Brobst, Allentown G N Beaver, Peana
W Metter, Bechtelsville 1) R Clemens, Ches Valley
Nathan Peter, Penns ..
SPECIAL NOTICES.
PURE BOURBON WHISKY
Bottled by
lIDOLPHO WOLFS,
NSW TORK.
To THE CITIZENS OP PHILADELPHIA
For some time past, I have been solicited by the Medi
cal Faculty of tide city to add to my " Schiedam Aro
matic Pchnapps" business the bottling of PURE BOUR
BON WHISKY, which could be relied on by the medical
Profession. 1 would have acceded to their re,luest some
time since, but found it difficult to procure a pare article.
After considerable difficulty and delay, I hare arranged
with two distillers in Bourbon county for a regular
supply, I have also located an agent in Louisville, KT. •
for the purchase of BOURBON WHISKY, direct from
the distillers, when offered for sale in that market.
The Whisky will be put up in my Schnapps bottles,
and packed in cases of one dozen each, with a lac simile
of my signature on the label.
I remain, yours respectfully,
UDOLPTIO WOLFE,
No. 22 BEAVER Street.
NEW Yong, January 20kb, MN,
UDOLPEO WOLFE, Lick., 22 Beaver St.. New York:
DEAR Sin: The want of Pure Liquors for Medicinal
Purposes has been long felt by the profession, and thou
sands of lives barn been sacrificed by the use of adulte
rated articles.
We have tested the several articles which yon sent us,
and consider it justly entitled to the high reputation you
claim for it.
We would recommend you to appoint some of the re
spectable Apothecaries, in different parts of the United
States, as Agents for the sale of your Bourbon Whisky,
where the profession can obtain the same when needed
for medicinal purposes.
Wishing you success in your new enterprise,
• We remain your obedient servants.
VALENTINE MOTT, hi. D., No.l Cframarcy Park.
.1. M. CAI:MOCHA-2f, M. D., Professor of Clinical
Surgery.Surgeon-in-Chief to the State Hospital,
kn., N 0.14 East Sixteenth street.
LEWIS A. SAYRE, M. D., 795 Broadway.
11. P. DE WEIS, K D., 791 Broadway.
JOSEPH WORSTEE. M. D.. 120 Ninth street.
NELSON STELLE, M. D., 57 Bleecker street.
JOHN O'REILLY, M. D. MO Fourth street.
8..7. RAPHAEL, M.D., irofessor of the Principles
and Practice of SurgerY. New York Medical
College, am., 91 Ninth' street, and others.
To covA - TAY Kr4tiQUAZITII
lIIVA. I OI tart EtRN
I beg leave to Inform the public I hays appointed the
Wowing firms as agents for the sale of this Pure Dour
bun Whisky, where samples can always be seen, and
will soon be for side by every Grocer, Druggist and Apo
thecary, and Hotel in the United States.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
22 BRAVER Street.
CHARLES ELLIS, SON, St
CO.
W. L. MADDOCII & CO.
GEORGE It ASHTON,
JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY,
& COWDEN.
fe26-10t
ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST
sTYLBS, made in the Bost Manner, expressly for RETAIL
SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plain Pt.
cares. All Goods made to Order warranted satisfactory.
Onr ONE-Paws STirrxx le strictly adhered to. All are
thereby treated alike.
JONES & CO.. 604 MARKET Street.
S-T-1860-X.
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•
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They purify the breath and acidity of the stemma.
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They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the beet BITTERS In the world. They make
the weak man strong, and are exhausted nature's great
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united 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
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THE BEST IN THE WORLD
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Produces a color not to be distinguished from nature*
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the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the Hair for
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air The Genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BATINII6.
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FERGUSON—CRAMP.—On the &1 Instant, by Rev. W.-
T. Eva Mr. Joseph C. Ferguson, of Washington, D. C..
and Miss Sophia, daughter of William Cramp, Esu.,.of
this city.
STRONG—WADDICR.On February 28, 1893,
Alderman John lyhite, Mr. Robert Armstrong, of
Rochester, New lork, to Mee Johanna Waddick, of
Mount Holly, New Jersey.
]BICKER-111./TT.—ln Easton, Pa., Feb. Seth, 1563, by
Item. D. DI. Schmucker, of St. John'e Church, Mr. Sam
uel Ricker, of Mormon Island. Cal.. to Mrs. E. H. Hutt,.
of Philadelphia. • •
BICUARDSON-513NRAN.—On the nd instant, by the
Rev. E. E. Harris, Mr. Wm. D. Richardson, of Phila
delphia, to Miss Mary R. &wren, of Camden, N. .1. •
I =013513:/.
MACPHERSON. —On the 3d instant, • Mary, wife 'of
John 'Macpherson, in the 70th year of her age. --
1 he relatives and friends of the family are respect
( ally invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of
her husband, In Radnor, on Friday morning at 10 o'clock.
To proceed to the Valley Baptist burying ground.
•
OILLMORE. —Tnesday evening, the 3d instant, Mrs.
Augustine J. Gillmo widow of James C. Gilimore.
friends Her relatives and are respectfully invited to
attend her funeral, from her late ()sidearm, No. 1713 Arch -
street, en Friday morning, next at 11 o'clock.
PARRISH. —On the 2,1 instant; at the residence of his
father, Charles, son of John and Elizabeth W. Parrish,
aged 22 years.
The funeral to meet at Friends' Meeting house, Wood
bury, New Jersey,. on Sixth-day morning, 6th instant,
at 11 o'clock. .•
MORRIS. —On the 2d Instant, Thomas Morrie, in the
60th year of his age.
Dan notice will tw given of the funeral.
CA MPBELL. —March 2d, Quintin Campbell, In his 89th
year.
The male friends of the family are Invited to attend
his funeral, without farther notice, to-day (Thursday),
sth instant, from his late residence, No. 210 South Eighth
street, at 9 o'clock A. M. •
BONBRIGHT.—On the morning of 3d instant, Ellie
C., daughter of Tames Bonbright, aged 10 years and 11.
mouths.
Relatives and friends of the Wally are invited to at
tend the funeral, from the residence of her father, No.
1111 Mount Vernon street, Thursday, 6th instant, at 2
o'clock P. M. Funeral to proceed to Laurel Will. •
TRIPLER.—On Sunday, let Instant, Susan Eyre, wife
of Henry L. Triple'', and daughter of Jonathan and the
late Susan H. Wainright, in the 37th year of her age.
The relatives and Blends are (without further notice)
invited to attend the funeral, from her husband's- resi
dence, No. 236 North Twenty-second street, below Vine
street. this (Thursday) afternoon, sth Hun.. at 1 o'clock.
Interment at South Laurel Hill Cemetery. ' •
FAhSITT.—On Tuesday morning, March 3d, Robert
F. Fiord tt, lathe 45th year of his age.
BRITTON.—On the 2d instant, Wm. Britton, in the
Zith rear of his age. •
COI,LISON. —On the Ist instant, Joseph Collison, in
the 42d year of his ago. •
FHATBS. —On the 2d instant, Mr. Anthony Prates, i n
the Path year of his age.
OORMERLV.—On the 3d instant, John Gormerly,
aged 25 years. •
RPRING MOURNING GOODS-BES-
N-4 SON & SON,—Mourning Store. No. 018 CHEST.
NUT Street have received
Black Silica of the moat desirable makes.
Black and White neat Striped and Check Slice.
Paris Printed Foulard Silks.
Black Honsselines, Tamises. BOMba3blee,
Black Crape Tammetatis. Alpacas, and Mohair's.
Black and White Lawns ! Gingliams, Mohan.
Black Silk Grenadines, Grenadine Baregee.
Black English Crapes and Veda
Shawls. Hosiery, gloves. Parasols. Collars, Sleeves,
&c. felg-tf
EYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH. AND
AMU, are opening
Rock-Span Silk Shawls,
JAMUL Shawls, long and Inure
Black Th'bet Long Shawls,
Black Barege Hornaai, 1 and 2 yards wide,
Black Florentine. New Fabric, 1e26
E IT
YRE & LANDELL, FOIITS AND
- 2 - 4 ARCH,. are opening
Spring Style Dress Silks,
Spring Style Drees Goods,
Stripe Reps Skirting,
English Bombazines,
First Quality Gloves. fe26
• PRO F . 0.0. SIFIAEPPRWS
DUCTORY will be repeated THIS (Thursday)
V1331N0, at Concord Hall, 108 North TENTH Street,
at 7)4' o'clock. Members please attend ae usual. Ad
mission to the Introductory free.
rrnEoponin D. WELD, ESQ., OF
Perth Amboy, will deliver a lecture on the
"Rebellion " neat MONDAY Evening, at 74 o'clock, at
the Spring Garden Institute, BROAD and SPRING GAR
DEN Streets. Admisalon Strcente. mh.5.4t•
/I:3=. WOMAN, HER EDUCATION AND
EMPIRE.—ENOCH H. SUPPLER wit! lecture on
this anlotect at HANDEL AND'-: HAYDN MALL, on
MONDAY EVENING, March 9th, at 8 o'clock.
Tickets Incepts; for sale at Lindsay & Blaklatores, 25
Seutlx,Sixth Street, and at Haines' Drug Store, Seventh
and Spring Garden Streets. fe2B4t*
NATIONAL UNION CLUB OF PHI
LADELPHIA.—The Clnb being now organized.
nil persons loyal to the Union desiring to become mem-
hems thereof, will make application to the Committee.
who will mil daily in the Commonwealth Building.
CIINSTNUT Street. above Sixth. between the holm of
7 and I o'clock, P. M., to have their name.' enrolled.
•
A. S. ROBERTS, Pre.4idelit,
S. SKYDHR LEIDY, REICOTItiIIg Secretary'. 111115-31
MOFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVANIA
COMPAN l' FOR INSURANCES ON LIVES AND
°RANTING ANNUITIES PRILAUKtritIA, March 5, 1. k15.
N
• OTICE IS BEREBY GIVEN. that a Snecial meeting
of the Stockholders of this Company wllt bo held at their
Office, on Monday, April 6, 18tr 4 . at 12 o'clock M. to con
sider the propriety of accepting the provisions of the Sup
plement- to their Charter, missed 27th 'February, Mr,
end of authorizing the Board of Directors to Increaso the
Capital Stock of the Company. '
mba 12 lft 26 R.V2. 5. WILLIAM B. HILL, Actuary.
—m
rumartriarmit triTl ktlit
mozracum-curus. tat.l
!fig yl llooin. 9Q WALNUT Rirael. on WP.llNg§nAlf,
March 4, at 11 o'clock A. M. • WM-21
IMTHE ANNIVERSARY OF THE
LINION TEMPORARY 110 ME FOR CIIILORRN
will be held at CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN canwit,
(Roy. Jobn Jenkins,) LOOUST above Fifteenth street,
on TIIORSDAY Evening, March slb, at 8 o'clock.
The Annual Report will be road by Roy. JohnTatten,
D. D., and addresses made by Rev. J. S. Willis, Rev.
Jams M. Crowell, Rev. P. S. Henson, and Rev. N. W.
Coukling. inllB-3t*
JOHN B. GOUGH.. _
This distingnisbed lecturer hits consented to gra
tify, those who could not °Mein admission to his former
addressees , by delivering the following lectures In the
ACADEMY Or idDSIC:
THURSDAY, Maroli 6th—Eloquence end Orators.
FRIDAY, March etli—/Vcio Tesiperance Lecture to the
Soldiers et, the Union Army. TUESDAY, March ID—
.
&ailed to be annouuced.
The proceeds will be mainly devoted to We sick and
wounded defenders of our homrgi, a large number of
whom will honor the Academy with their presouce at
each lecture.
Reserved seats 1n Parquet, Parquet Circle, and
Balcony, 80. cents ; Family Circle, 25 cents. We of
tickets will commence at 9 o'clock, MONDAY MORN
ING, Match 2,1, at MARTIEN'S. 0)6 Chestnut street,
and at the ACADEMY, on the evenings of the lectures.
T 6 give all en equal opportunity, uo tickets will bo dis
posed of under any circumstances, sooner or elsewhere.
Doers open at 7 • Lectures commence at 8. Those are
Positively the laselectures Mr. Gough will deliver in this
city this season. • • fe2B.llt.
OFFICE OF THE PENNSYLVA
NIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.—A special
meeting° , the stockholders of the Pennsylvania Fire In
surance Company will be held at their office, No. 510
WALNUT Street,'on WEDNESDAY next, the 11th Inst..
atl2 o'clock, noon: to take Into consideration the expe
diency of increasing the capital stock of the company to
the amount authorized by the charter.
WILLIAM 6: CROWELL,
Secrotary.
rall. HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, Ins
CITTFIBERT Street —This insittution is now open
for the reception of sick and wounded Soldiers i who will
IL- L 11-. ---t
tit ef,
biAruir /rib of Akio. R
. secretary or - Hoard or unix
tre" THE -PENNSYLVANIA FIRE
iiN
SIIBANO6 COMPANY, .Dlnrch 2, MO.—The
Directors have this day declared a dividend 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 representative,. after the
9th instant. WILLIAM O. CROWELL,
rah34l3 Secretary.
MPOLYTECHNIC COLLEGE—
SPRING SESSION.—The Spring Course of Len.
tares and practical instruction in the Technical Schools
and in the Scientific School will begin on MONDAY.
March 2d. Applicants for admission will please attend
at 0 A. N., at the College Building. PENN Square.
ALFRED L. KENNEDY, M. D.,
President of Parder.
M. MANDAN MINING COMPANY OR
LAKE SUPERIOR- —The First Meeting of the
"Mandan Mining Company of Lake Superior." under
its articles of association, will be hold on the tenth day
of March, Ism, at 11 o'clock A. M.. at No. 14 Farquhar
Building, WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
B. A. HOOPES
WM. U. srEvO.Ns.
fe24440 Two of the Associates of said Corporation.
IMOFFICE OF THE SURGEON-AR.
TNT TO THE ARMY AND NAVY. .Pnizanar,
MITA, October 24. 1562.
Wounded Soldiers and Sailors desirous of availing
tbemsolves of the National Appropriation for supplying
Artificial Limbs, should apply immediately at tho office
of .the Surgeon-Artist to the Government. No. 1609
CHESTNUT Street. B. FRANK PALMER,
ja9-6m . Government Surgeon-Artist.
r s Sm• CITY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE.
PIIILADELPHIA. February 21. 1863.
TO ROTEL AND TAVERN KEEPERS, RESTAU
RANT, and others, desirous of selling LIQUORS byless
measure than one quart.
Applicants for LICENSE will apply at THIS OFFICE,
as provided by act of Assembly, approved. AprlP.2o, 1858,
on the following days. viz.;
w Alms.
.
First. .Monday , March 2, 11363..
SecondTnesday. 3,
Third and Fourth . Wednesday, " 4, "
Fifth Thursday-. " S. "
Sixth Friday. 416 6 , 46
Seventh and Eighth monday, " 0,
Ninth and Tenth ........ : : .......... " 10,
Eleventh Wednesday, " 11. "
Twelfth and Thirteenth Thursday, " 12,
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Friday, " 13,
Sixteenth. Monday, " 16, "
Seventeenth Tuesday, " 17,
Eighteenth and Nineteenth, —Wednesday, " 18, "
Twentieth • Thursday, " 19. "
Twenty-first and Twenty
second Friday,
Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth Monday. ",
23,
Twenty-fifth Tuesday. ' 24,
fe27-to mb2.l JAMES MAW. Clerk.
AT A • muzitrNe OF THE GIP!
ZENS' BOUNTY FUND COMMITTEE, held on
the 2d of March the following report was adopted, and.
ordered to be printed •
CONDENSED STATEAIEN'T OF THE TRANSACTIONS
OF THE CITIZENS' BOUNTY FUND COMMITTEE.
RECEIPTS.
Subscriptions to the Bounty Fund. 61.11,569 41
Subscriptions to the Defence Fund • 52,701 05
--3156,270 49
F.XPM7DITURES FROM VIE BOUNTY FUND.
Bounties to Pennsylvania Volun
teers $171,572 03
Bounties to United States Regulars
and Marines. 6,350 CO
Premiums and. remunerations to
Captains to promote recruiting. • 57,004 00
Expenses of ward meetings to en
courage recruiting 790 44
Expense of fitting up temporary
L Rua _ - *1
RElNC. ll .2faniipi lllll 3 . l ...fia
wocilac r 4expen oiciouLa 's
ispenses of advertising
Expenses of printing, posters,
blanks, statlonery,books,ko 1,423 91.
Expenses of Telegraphing 54 14
Salaries of clerk. and messengers.. 1,147 42
1 5243,470 24
F.X.PREIMTFRES FROM TIE DEFENCE FUND.
Allowance made to Volunteers who
were called out by the proclama
tion of the Governor for the de
fence of the State 823.110 00
Allowance made to United Stales
Seamen sent from the Navy Yard
to tlif frontier with navel batte
ries, at the request of the Go
vernor
Paid for carbines for Captain E.
Spencer Miller's Artillery .Coni
pany (to be returned to the Com
mittee should this company dis
band)...
Unexpended balance $207,5 . 2000
On deposit as follows:
Temporary loan, at the request of the Mayor,
to the Relief Committee of the city of Phila
delphia for the Families of Volunteers $19,561 00
Temporary deposit with tho Assistant Trea
surer of the United States, at 4 per cent. In-
tomtit ' .
142.000 00
Cash in transitn to pay troops 7.210 00
Balance in the Fanners' and Mechanics'
Bank at the credit of the Illisbarslng Agents,
to meet outstanding Bounty Certificates,
and other obligations for bounties and pre
miums
Balance in the Farmers' and Mechanics'
Bank at the credit of the Treasurer
Amonnt oembserhations unpaid
Philadelphia, 27th February, 188:4.
S. A. MERCER, Treasurer
MICHAEL V. DARER,
GEO. WHITNEY, Disbursing Agents.
S. A. AIBRCEE. 1
The foregoing statement of the receipts and expendi
tures of the Citizens' Bounty Fund Committee have been
examined by the imamate:nod and proved to be correct.
THOMAS WEBSTER, I •
• JAS. C. HARD, Auditing Committee.
JOHN E. ADDICKS.
ALEXANDER HENRY, Chairman.
THOS. WEBSTER. Vice Chairman.
LORIN BLODGET, Secretary. inht•St
iric-TO ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS IN
THE ARMY.—Soldiers' Aid Societies, en, clergrn
editors. and others are respectfully requested in to aid
disseminating the following notice, which is eatof toter
to all who have
•
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);
EASTERN .DRPARTMENTS.— POT information address
Grace Sanitary Commission, Washinoton, D. O."
Viashington, Point Lookout,
Georgetown, Annapolis,
Alexandria. Baltimore.
Frederick City.
WESTERN DErAirrmagrs. —For information address
" office•Banagry Commission, Lollaville, Ky."
Cincinnati, .
New Albany. Perryville,
Louisville, . I Bowling Green,- •
Covington, Gallatin,
Lexington, Manville.
Information wit), under ordinary circumstances, be
given to any one applying for it, in answer to any or all
of the following inquiries. If the application is by
letter. the answer will be sent by return mail; if In per
son, it will be answered at MICR
I. Is— [giving name and regiment) at present In
the hospitals of —?
2. If so, what is his proper address ?
3. What is the name of the' surgeon or chaplain of the
hospital? .. . _
4. if not in hospital at piesent, has he recently been in
hospital?
R. If so, 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 condition of any
patient iu the District of Columbia hospitals will be fur
nished within twesty-four hours after a request to do so
is received at the Washington office. •
Tho office of the Directory will be open daily from 8
o'clock A. M. to S o'clock - P. M., and in urgent cases ap
plicants ringing the door-bell. will' be received at any
homy of the night.
Much inconvenience in conducting the business of the
Directory having arisen where visitors have been given
direct access to the record books 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
from the President of the United. States, maintains atex
tensive system of agencies for eecnring the safe convey
ance to and distribution of goods put in its charge for the
sick and wounded, at points where they are most want
ed. I t operat es with equal care and geneses' trot all points -
-at New Orleans, and atWashington before Vicksburg,
and at Nashville—its distributions being governed by a
comparison of the wants of the patients in ail cases. To
ascertain the relative character of these wants in a trust
worthy manner, and to secure an euniteble distribution
and honest use of the goods distributed, besides the
unpaid services of the members of the Commission,
twenty phyfficians of high professional and moral cha
racter, •and inure than any lay-agents, aro employed,
under pecuniary securities, for responsible and efficient
service: The cost of these arrangements jinni thus far
been about three per contum 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
goods which have been once received at its shipping flit
' pas. The following are the names of these dopSits, 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 assistance, are
invited to send their offerings:
Sanitary CommLssion, Branch Supply Office. 22 Sum
mer street, Boston, MUM
Sanitary Commission, Branch Supply Office, 10 Third
avenue, New York.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Supply Office, 27 South
Sixth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Supply Office, Bank
street Cleveland. Ohio.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Supply Office, Chicago,
Illinois. .
Sanitary Commission, Branch Supply Office, Louis
ville, Kentucky.
The Commission receives no pecuniary aid whatever
from the Government, and is wholly dependent on the
voluntary contributions of the public for the means of
sustaining its operations. Contributions to its Treasury
are solicited, and may be transmitted to GEORGE T.
STRONG, Fisq.„ Treasurer, 68 Wall Street, New York.
. The names of the following gentlemen, Commissioners
of the President of the • United States, are pledged to the
public for the economy, integrity, and efficiency with
which whatever is entrusted to the Sanitary' Commission
will be administered :
If. W. BELLOWS. D. D. 170naca BINNEY, Jr.
A. D. BACHE, LL. D. Honev T. M. Crainic.D.D,
G. W. Onstryr, U. S. A. JOSEPH HOLT.
A. E. SnutAs, S. A. Hon. R. W. BURNETT.
H. C. Woos M. D.,U. S.A. Hon. Mang SKINNER. .
W. H. VAN BUREN, M. D.. Rev. JOHN H. LIEYWOOD.
WOLCOTT CIIIRS, M. D. Prof 'FAIRMAN EWERS.
S. 0. Bows, M. D. Hon. SCHUYLER COLFAX.
C. It. .Anu . sw. M. D. FRRD. LAW OLMSTED. Esq,
Byline Bennis, M. D. J. S. NEWBERRY, M. D.
Oro. T. STRONG, Esq.
Central Office of Sanitary
a** 2' Street,
February 7, 1863.
Commission,
..„ WASHINGTON, 1). 0.
fe26-thstnlOt
ItANDERSON CAVA_L.RY.-HEAD
QUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE CUMBER
LAND, Dlcarnsestiono, Tenn. , February 26185 1 1
Ail members of the FIFTEENTH PENNSYLVANIA
( Anderson) CAVALRY, now absent without proper au
thority, are hereby . notified that, unless they report in
person to their Regiment within twenty days from the
date of this order. they will be arrested and punished as
deserters. A list of their names will be immediately
furnished to the authorities where they reside. •
By command of Major General Roseerans.
WILLIAM 2.I6SIIOfLUEL,
Assistant Adjutant General.
mhs-ths2t
TIP-TOP • TOPS. —4O SIZES ' AND
-a-Patterns of Boys' Splinting Tops, 110119W•01 Maple,
Boxwood, Liman &o. New French styks,. and
cheap. - W. TI LIAM,
a% South FOURTH Street,
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA: THURSDAY, MARCH 5. .. 1863.
A T RETAIL."
JAMES It. CAMPBELL & CO.,
727 CHESTNUT STREET,
OFFER AT MODERATE PRICES IN THEIR
• RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
Black and Fancy Silks,
Black and Colored Alpa-
ats,
replies rantasie,
Taffeta d'Auneener.
rftli6ll Lawn una °run.
8LL1...,
calm
and Piques,
Spring Shnwls, new color
81 0,
ack Thibet and Morino
Shawls,
Square and Long Shawls.
general assortment of DI!,
and qualitios.
44 NEW MOU.RNING:STOEW'
Now opening, a large and
\YELL-SELECTED STOCK
SPRING AND SUMMER
MOURNING GOODS,
Of every description; also,
BONNETS OF TUE LATEST STYLES.
M. & A. MYERS & CO.,
fe2Bst9tli-lm fl.6tj CIIESTNUT Street.
AMSIITT A, WILLIAMSVILLE,
and other good makes SHIRTING'S, by the yard,
niece, or case. •
BLEACHED SHEETTNGS.
10-4 Micas, Walthams, and Penparells.
12-4 Heavy Amoskeaen•
5-4 Doll geyll los and Wamsratas.
9-8 Waltham Mills. •
UNBLEACIIED. . .
•
11-4 Lyman B. Brown Shadings.
9-8 Waltham 1?. Brown do. •• .•. .
4-4, %, and 31 fine and heavy Brown Sheeting's.
Brown, Lead, and Bleached Drills.
SPRING PRINTS.
Merrimac. Goebert,. Sprague, and other makes:
15 dozen cheap Hoop skirts from auction.
BalmonGs, a good stock at old prices.
CLOAHINGS.
- .
Black and Brown Water Proofs, by the yard or piece.
Middlesex and other Backlogs, by the yard or piece.
Black Cloths for Ladles' and Cents' Wear. .
Casslmeres, a largo stock bought before the riga.
FAncyfAminnirm thn Tull or Dina
UIIIIIIINIOIIIIII UllO tatOGIA try taCI pill or inqco,
Linton* tor tiro . . 6.4.1 itoyof wear.
Inducements to Tailors. COOPER & MNAIT.D,
It B. B. corner NINTH. and MARKET Streets.
MARSEILLES 1 IiARSEILLES I—A
gnoti assortment of Corded, Printed; and Figured
MARSEILLES, for Do.stin.s ' Children's Wear. Sm.
SHEPPARD, VAN HAELINGEN. & AREISON,
DIM 100 S CHESTNUT Street.
WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERED
TRIMMINGS, AciThe sabscrihers halie . e. large
imortment of all descriptions of White Goods for Ladies'
Wear; also of Embroidered Jacone , , Cambric, and Swiss
Trimmings—the choicest goods in the market.
SHEPPARD. VAN HARLINGEN. & ARMOR,
mho 1008 CHESTNUT Street
CA R D PHOTOGRAPHS. - CARD.
Photographs of over,loooo different fancy subjects,
taken from life and from the finest engravings. Por
traits of Generals. of both armies, Statesmen, Poets.
and other eminent men.. Single copies 15 cents, or SLSO
per dozen. Orders by mail promptly attended to on re
ceipt of money. SCHOLZ
on It JANZNTZKY,
112 South T i
Street.
• • . .
Atir•We also sell prepared colors for coloring Photo
graphs taken on Albumen Paper. Price 53.2.5 a box,
With reducing liquid. fe2B-1m if .
WAR PRICES.-ALL LOVERS OF
flue arts should embrace the offer. REIMER'S
tine portraits life-alze Photographs in Oil Colors. made
at war prices. SECOND Street, above Green. It
JUST OPENED,
• NEW PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY: •
No. 906 ARCH STREET, .
Where the
FINEST PHOTOGRAPHIC PICTURES.
PROM
THE CARTE DE VISITE TO THE IMPERIAL SIEE.
Are produced by A.he most
EXPERIENCED ARTISTS, .
Those wishing ft rbt-clasa pictures aro invited to call and
examine specimens.
A choice selection of Albums, cases, and frames, on
hand. F. A. 0. KNIPE.
del7-3m
WHBN YOU WANT A PICTURE
_giTiDg satisfaction direct your steps toward
REDIDIVS gallery, SECOND Street above Green. Hie
colored photographs are executed and finished with great
ability. Only $l. OD. It
PIIOTOOBAP•gIO ALBUMS--
Urge variety' for ealeolt low prime. by
JAMES W. (VIBES & CO.,
de334mif 094 OBBSTIVOT Street.
CS 20. 4t
LOANS OF THE UNITED STATES.
COUPON AND REGISTERED BONDS
5.20 SIX PM CENT. BONDS
12.191c912) Mid Magi NA
crais.rs3rzc.a-rwAlt
~rl ~:~~1 y(N 4Y oL~I r,`(~ ydt; Y N ~].i ol.Y.~i rltloi i~i
M:M:rjIT!MPI
COUPONS 7 3-10 NOTES; DUE APRIt
THE HIGHEST :AL&JIKET VALUE
$30.Z71 W'
$X9.741 49
AND OTHER PRECIOUS STONES,
G. W. SIMONS itt BROTHER,
RANSOM-STREET HALL. PHILADELPHIA
fe26-Im
SE V EN THREE-TENTHS .COUPONS,
$N7.53) 03
61,200 00
ORDERS ON WASHINGTON,
SEVEN THREE-TENTHS AND ALL OTHER UNITED
STATES LOANS FOR SALE.
U.S.
FIVE-TWENTIES. -
OR,
TWENTY-YEAR SIX PER CENT. BONDS,
PAYABLE AT THE OPTION OF THE GOVERNMENT
AFTER FIVE YEARS.
I am instructed by the SECRETARY OF THE MBA.
BURY to receive tnibscrlptions for the above
LOAN AT PAR. •
Interest will commence from the DATE OF BUBSURLT
TION, and is PAYABLE IN GOLD at the Mint, or any
Snb-Treasury or Depository of the United States, on the
first days of May and November of each year. At the
present PRIM= OM eons. these Bonds yield about
EIGHT per sent. per annum.
A fall supply 8.1114711 on hand.
JAY COOKE.
SUBSCRIPTION AGEE?,
11.4 SbUTH THIRD STREET
•
SPECIAL NOTICE. -
On and after JULY lit, ISM, the privilege of convert
ing the present issue of LEGAL-TENDER NOTES
INTO THE NATIONAL SIX PBR CENT. LOAN (com
monly called "Five-Twenties ") will cease.
All who wish to invest in the Five-Twenty Loan,
must, therefore, apply before the Ist of JULY nest
JAY COOKE.
• Subscription Agent,
mh4-tjyl 114 South THIRD Street, Philada.
S . HARVEY THOMAS,
STOOK AND BILL BROKER,
STOCKS and BONDS, and all kinds of 11. S. GOVERN.
MINT SECUIIITISSbonght and sold on Commission, ex
elusively.
Business Paper and Loans on Collateral negoelated at
lowest rates.
Orders by Mall shall receive prompt attention. Refers*
Messrs. Nathan Trotter & Co., Geo. D. Parrish, Esa u .
John B. I . lyeriLdt co m kamnel*B. Thomas, 35%.,
Farness, Brinley, & 0.. John Thome, •. •
delft-Stall
85;0000 T O r
AD. 0, LO AN
t f 09 ,?,
r...11,_0R,T
-atllme.r cent. P CI Y AK r ARI & SOit a
244 South THIRD Street.
AND $9,000 TO LOAN ON
.sl3,ovy Nortain. the city. Apply to
. mb3 ' . ...Z. PITT T. 309 WALNUT Street.
STRIOTLY PURE CIALLFORNIA
WINE&
• .
HOCK PORT,
ANGELICA, MUSCATEL,
GRAPE BRANDY.
G. G. EVANS.
reLS-12tIf SOLE AGENT, 42 South FIFTH Street.
TWOK.-10 AND 12-OZ. DUCK, SUIT:
• . 11 -" ABLE for Tents; also COTTON IT WINE. suitable
for Sailmakere. For sale by.
DECOUEf3EY, HAMILTON, & EVANS,
33 LETITIA Street ',
TORITYPES.-BEIMEITS.
YPES are cirettilli'execnted and colored; the ad-';ramble management of light and abade make themi, e ike:
moat impressive *u.
tares. SECOND Street,
green'. . '
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
Linen Shooting's and Sldrt-
Dim asks, Napkins, and
Doylins.
Tablo Cloths and Towel
outtoorpann
naum.
tenets, CambrHlmit
us 6.4 Soil
militia', a ookes
. .Titelotona. Chec'd Cain
. •brlcs and Nabs: Kooks, and
Cambric Muffles, L. C.
llatidkercbiefs, Gloves,
Hosiery, and a
0001)S iu desirable styles
midi-ef
PHOTOGRAPHS.
FII4ANCIAL.
DUE 1881
GOLD AND STLVEA.;WAID
DREXEL-A Oa;
34' Soitth THUD !Wee
PAID 808
GOLD AND SILVER,
DIAMONDS,. PEARLS,
Manufacturing Jewellers.
1918 FEBRUARY
CERTIFICATES
INDEBTEDNESS,
QUARTBRUASTERs' VOtrCHERS.
WANTED.
DREXEL it C 0.,.
34 South THIRD Stree
No. 311 WLLNIIT STREET.
SEWING MACHINES.
SEWING MACHINES.
THE " SLOAT" MACHINE,
WITH GLASS PRESSER FOOT,
NEW STYLE ILEMBER. BRAIDER.
and other valuable Improvements.
ALSO,
..TER TAGGART & FARR IJACIIINES.
g l . r zr. R. coruerEINTII and CHERRY streets.
GROVER, & BAKER'S
r 1101bMitilib'
SEWING MACHINES,
16 EVERYWHERE TRIUMPHANT
These MACHINES have taken the First Premium at
the Elate Fain last held in
NEW YORK. MISSOURI,
NEW JERSEY. KENTUCKY,
OHIO, TENNESSEE.
INDIANA, VIRG INIA,'
ILLINOIS, NORTH CAROLINA,
MICHIGAN. It ALABAMA,
lOWA, 1 CALIFORNIA.
INCLUDING EVERY STATE FAIR WHERE EX
HIBITED IN 10.
air The Work made upon the GROITER & BAKER
MACHINE has taken the Frst Premium at every Pair in
the United States where it has been exhibited to this
date.
MACHINRS furnished of the same patterns and at the
same price. making either the GROVER & BAKER Stitch
Or t7]►e Shuttle Stitch, as customers prefer. •
GROVER & BAKER'S. . M. 00.,
730• CHESTNUT STREET.
MILITARY GOODS.
EVANS: & HASSALL,
MILIT.I.RY FURNISHERS.
So. 41S knell STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
SWORDS, SAM:MS, BELTS, &a.,
And everything neeeesary for the complete outfit of
ARMY AND NAVY OFFICERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Ja274m
G w. SIMONS & BRO,TEEER,
serrsosentur Nam PHILADELPHIA.
MLNOTACTURERS OF lEWELEY. •
FINE SWORDS;
AND
IffILITIBY 4300DX. INIVERT VARIETY
ialfem
lie I izilCOdll ID ,1
ARMY GOODS.
DABH-ELDI COAT CLOTHS.
DARE-BLUE OAP CLOTHS,
SKY-BLITS CLOTHS YOB OFFICER&
ABBY. BLANKETS, STANDARD WEIGH,.
104HINCE DUCK.
•
DRILLS, STANDARD WRIGHT.
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK.
BROWN AND BLEACHED SRESTINDS ABB SHIRT
mos. For sale by
FR9TE:II.IGHAM & WELLS.
sal& tr
MEDICAL.
S.-T.-1860---X
DRAKE'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 hour.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.:
They prevent mdsomatle and intermittent fevers.
T 197 rt.r? OrTar.. Issol Cosuntrotioa,
They cureDlarrlicea, Cholera, and Cholera, MMus.
They cure Liver COmplainfand 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, Caseurilla Bark, Dandelion, Chamomile Flowers.
Lavender Flowers, Wintergreen, Anise, Clover-bads,
Orange-peel, Snake-root, Caraway, Coriander, Bur
dock, S.—T,-1860—X., &o.
The following is a sample of tho testimony daily re
SOLDIERS' HOME, CINCINNATI, 0., Jan. 15,1853.
Messrs. P. 11. Drake 4: Co.:
GENTLEMEN: This institution has received and ex
tended aid to over 14,00* sick and disabled soldiers. I
have of late administered the Plantation Bitters in
numerous cases of exhaustion, fevers, want of appetite,
ati„. , with the most remarkable and gratifying results.
It creates appetite, strength, and cheerfulness, and has
given. many a poor fellow his usual health. I wish this
preparation was in every family, in every hospital, and
on every battle-field.
With respect, your servant,
Da. G. \V. ANDRYWS, Sup't.
WILLARD . S HOTHL,
WASHINGTON, D. C., Jan. 22, 1863.
GENTLEmEN We require another supply of year Plan
tation Bitters, the popularity of which daily increases
with the guests of our house.
Respectfully,
SYKES. CHADWICK, Sr 00
CLEVFILAICD, Dec. 3, 1362
* * * I had been so W with Liver Com
plaint and Dyspepsia that I was compelled to abandon
my business. I used three bottles of the Plantation
Bitters, and, to my 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
6.—T.-3660--X. means.
Yours. truly,
Da. W. A. CHILDS, Snrgcon of thelOth' Vermont He- .
Aimee, writes: I wish every soldier had a bottle of
Plantation Bitters. :flier are the most effective, per
fect, and harmless tonic I ever used."
GALT ROM. Lontartitn, Kr., Dec. 21, IS6L
Meer*. P. IL Drake & Ce. :
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,
SILAS F. ?KILLER Sc CO., PioPrietOi
ROCHESTER, N. Y., Dec. 21, 1961.
• -• * * • The Plantation Bitters have cured
me of the worst kind of dyspepsia, of near four years'
standing. I have recommended them to others, and, as
far as I know, with signal success.
I am, &C.,
BCRNETT HOUSE, CINCINNATI, Ohio,
December 20, 1062.
liregarg. Drake & Co.:
The Plantation Bitters appear to bo very popular here
Bend us twenty eases more, and oblige
Yours truly, T. P. BLUNDERS & CO.
Delicate females requiring a gentle stimulant, and
clergymen, lawyers, and students exhausted by men
tal labor, will find the Plantation Bitters a most bene-
tidal tonic
Every bottle has the Jac Simile of our signature on
a steel-Plate•engraving, or it is not genuine
. 0 . D n • ids • Gr.., . ,
P. H. DRA Iry & pm,
202 BROADWAY, New York
AN-thsta -tato)
•
COUGHS AND . COLDS, •-• ."
• .•••
VERY PREVALENT.
Persons thfs allifcte, are too apt to consider them a
trilling matter, and think that "it Will go away of it
self;' others tamper w th the many simple mixtares.
lozenges, &c., which seem to give temporary relief, bat
eventually accelerate the disease. To such we would
say: do not tamper with your constitution ; if you desire
to live to a good • ' old age." use a remedy that will effect
a quick and permanent cure. ' Dr. Swayne's Compound
Syrup of Wild Cherry," we will guarantee, hits cured
more colds than any medicine ever offered for sale in this
country. Even neglected cases, cough seated, pain, and
oppression, eels throat, hoarseness, night sweats, fever,
restless nights, it gives quick relief, and wonderful
cures have taken place after patients had been given up
to die by physicians and friends.
DR. SW A.YNE'S
()warm=
•
SYRUP . WILD • CHERRY.
,THIS GREAT STANDARD REMEDY,
CUBES
Consumption, Coughs, Colds, Asthma,Brunchitis, Spit.
ting Blood, Difficulty of Breathing, Pain In the Side
and Breast, Palpitation or Disease of the Heart,
Influenza, Croup Broken Constitution, •
Sore Throat,' Nervous Debility,
and all Diseases of the Throat,
Breast, and Lunge.
• Prepared only by Dr. SWAYER It SON, 330 North
SIXTH Street, above Vine. Bold by Draggists 2s- a
1111nd
Dealers. • . fe
"RYE AND EAR.-PROF. J. ISAACS,
A- 4 Oculist and Aurist, from Leyden,' Holland. 18 per.
manontly located at No. 51l PINE Street, where he Mesta
all diseases of the Eye or Ear scientifically, and curea—
If curable. Artificial Byes Inserted without Palo.
N. B.—No charges made for examination. Office hems
from B toll o'clock A. M. and 2 to 7 P. M. )a9-Bnle
►rHE HARNDEN EXPRESS IS NOW
forwarding Soldiers' Freights to the Army of the
Potomac. Office GOT CHESTNUT Street.
SUPERIOR SOUTH DOWN MUTTON.
—The subscribers will offer for sale, at their stalls,
Iron. 63 and 66Second Avenue, WESTERN MARKET,
corner of MARKET and SIXTEENTH Streets, on Friday
and Saturday next, some very superior South Down
Muffon. The sheep were raised and fed by Hartman
Rubu, Esq., of this city, direct from stock imported from
the flock of Colonel Webb, of England, who for several
years past has taken all the premiums at the . Agricultu
ral Fairs of that county for the best South Downs.
matt-.91.*. . D; B. PAUL & BROTHER.
•
GRAY OR' DISCOLORED HAIR
DYED a beautiful Black of Brown, at FOURTH
and BRANCH. ta-iftf
NEW PUELIOATIONS.
SLAVERY AND THE W. t
CA.RLETON!S oom POPTILA.E NEW
D
Neer Paper's, Second Sertca.—Tho fat:mien
book out in an oge. Third thousand ahoady sold. and
another edition printing. Price $1.23
1 1.
Tactics, or Cupid in Shoulder-Straps.-Tho
splendid new Love Story about West Point, the cadets,
°Sleeve, &e. ; one of the sprightliest and meet sparkling
novels of the. FeRPOIL Second edition ready this morn
ing. Price ta, cloth bound,.and 75 mobs paper COVOLII.
The Great Cotaganatiptatlon.—Dr. Comming's
New Book, and a Sequel to 1119 former popular works,
Grant Tribulation," and "Great Preparation." A
book of Deep interest. Price $l.
neinlnh.—One of the very hest novels over published
In this country. A new and handsome edition (the thir
tieth thousand), Just from the press this morning. Hay-
Ins been out of print for some time, this very attractive
edition will he eagerly sought for. Price $1.50..
V.
Like nnd Thalike.—ii. 6. Roe's capital New Novel.
Thies book !OM also been out of print for a couple of
months, and a new edition in reedy this morning, on 91-
cent parer (a pleasant price for the paper makers!) large
duodecimo. Price $1.50.
Ilacicatt 9 a Bonk an * Shakßpeare,” Mar
ford's "Sprees iutd Splaaltes,t , and San
zade,go4 Garrett Van Horn, ,, are :11l reprinting,
and will be ready la a few days.
Tbese beat' are sold by all bookseller' end are
eons b• mall free, on receipt , of price, by cpotpa,wrozi,
Publisher. New York. No. 413 BROADWAY. corner
Lispentud 'greet. rab3-tittbs3t
808 t 8081 8081 8081 808 ! 808 !-
• Photograph Albums at lowest prices.
Card Photographs at lowest prices.
Books and hfagazines at lowest prices.
8081 8081 8081 8081 8085 8081
Now is the time to bap before the prices go pri,.
mhs G. W. PITUIBR, 808 CHESTNUT Street.
CHALLEN, 1308 CHESTNUT, HAS
all the New Books; 1000 Card Photographs, 10@
12c; Imperial Photographs; Note Paper $1.50, Letter $2
per ream. zuhs-3t*
1100PULAR, BOORS.
P RYAN'S PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE, la its
Social, Moral, and Physical Relations. Cloth,
Dr. Ryan is above reproach or suspicion; and with a
singular degree of candor and independence, explains,
in utrnc and philosophical manner, every branch of the
subject which ho considers essential to be understood by
all intelligent porsona. —Boston Medical and Surgfcal
Journal.
WALKER ON INTERMARRIAGE; or the Mode in
Which, and the causes why, Beauty, Main, and Intel
lect result from certain Unions, and Deformity, Disease,
and Insanity from others. With Illustrations. Cloth.
LINDSAY & BLAKISTON,
Publishers and Booksellers,
mbs No. 25 South SIXTH street, above Chestnut.
()NLY PLACE IN THE CITY WHERE
SOU can find
A fall assortment of
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS
and
at a great redaction from
Dlanufacturers' Prices.
mhs PITCHER'S, S CHESTNUT Wog
A PPLETON'S NEW .A.MEBIC;A.N
-4-•-C_YOLOPEDTA. • •
OW COMPLETE IN SIXTEEN VOLUMES.
PAMPA.
Cloth, per eel 53.50 Half Morocco . SI. 00
Sheep 4.00 Half Russia 500
Sold to subscribers complete, or in instalments of one
or two volumes per month.
Can any intelligent American deny himself this great
American digest of all human.knowledge, universally
Pronounced the best Cyclopedia - and the most valuable
'work ever published?
OFFICE OF THE.
AMERICAN AND ANNUAL CYCLOPEDIA,
33 SOUTH SIXTH Street, above Chestnut.
ALSO, •
Putnam's Rebellion Record, irving's Works, Sc., Sc.
festutliSui
REDUCTION FROM OLD PRICES !!
Notwithstanding the great advance in manufac
turers' prices of Photogmpli Albums, weishall continue
for a few days longer to sell at the reduced prices, far
below any other house in Philadelphia. We are always
pleased to show our goods. oven to those who do not
wish to purchase as we have the largest and prettiest
assortment in Philadelphia. SOS CHESTNUT Street.
rohs G. W. PITCHER.
A VINDICATION OF "OBJECT
TEACHING" hy_ "SCOTIA." For salo at Mc-
ELECTS. CHESTNUT and TENTH Shoots, and at
IVIEMORIAL OF 'REV. "JOHN Mc*
DOWELL, D. D., containing the Diaecrarse preached
at the Funeral, February IS, by the Rev. Morris C. Sut
phen, together with the Address of the Rey Dra. Hodge, •
.
an tor &TOT •
SIA-Iffrainti
DIU • • • dal
HAZARD'S BOOKSTORE,
25saENTS'—r HOT OG} TRAP H AL.
BUMS from 26 Cents to 25 Dollars! The largest AB
- handsomest styles, and lowest prices in the
cit!
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, 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 ORIGINAI, GIFT-BOOK EMPORIUM,
fel7-tf 439 CHESTNUT Street.
GENERAL TOM THUMB AND
LADY I—Card Portrait of Mr. aud Mrs. TOM
THUMB in Bridal Attire. A pretty little picture of a
Pretty Little Pair.
At the ORIGINAL GIFT-ROOK EMPORIUM,
fell-tI . • . 489 CHESTNUT Street.
WBliterrilmnAvs orRouL.A.-
. TING LIBRARY.—AII the NEW English and
American Books, including ALL CLASSES of Literature.
This Jo the ONLY Library in the country that includea
all the NEW ENGLISH BOOKS that are not ENERINT
ED here.
Terme Sti per year ; eta months SS; three month e 151.60;
one month 75 cents, or S cents per day. 218 South
EIGHTH Street. seB-6m
H. B. KINGSLEY.
A FRESH ASSORTMENT, AT LESS
THAN FORMER ?NICKS . .
FARR * BROTHER, Imiorteirs.
mh3 tf 324 CMISTNUTStreet. below Fourth.
. -
J. O. FUIat,ER.,.
la Importer aid Wholesale Dealer in •
•
FINE WATCII.thS AND JEWELRY.
No. 712 CHESTNUT Street, .
(Up-stairs, opposite Masonic Temple),
Has now
MAE AND COMPLETE STOCK,
ENRRACING
AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES,
E. HOWARD & CO.'S FINE AMERICAN WATCHES,
GOLD CHAINS. GOLD SPECTACLES, THIMBLES.
AND
FINE JEWELRY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
fell-Fro
itD. T_ PRATT,
Hay. J. S. CATHORN.
constantly in receipt of
AMERICAN. WATCHES,
Of desirable styles and qualities, to suit all classes of
Players. fel4-3mll
ita FINE WATCH REPAIRING
attended to, by the most experienced workmen,
and every watch warranted for one year.
FINE AMERICAN 'AND
IMPORTED WATCRES, Gold, Jewelry, and 1911 4
rerware, at the lowest poeeible prices. •
G. RUSSELL; •
Noith SIXTH. Street. •
J C. iFITIZZEVS
• •
ELI HOLDEN,
Dealer in flue
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED WATCHEn,
JEWELRY, AND CLOCKS,
or.Bl4m* 708 MA RKET Street.
VULCANITE RINGS.
• A fall assortment. all sizes and styleL
J. C. FULLER
No. 712* CHESTNUT Street. fell-dm
ROGERS & BROTHER'S
FINE PLATED WARE,
SPOONS, FORKS, LADLES. 'MUM. so.
J. 0. FULLER,
tert-Sm . No. :71511 CHESTNUT Street.
SHINPLASTERS TAKE N.- vv
)lINGTON, Newark. Trenton, Washington, Jersey
City, Easton, Troy, Albany, Kingston, Allentown,
Reading, and other email notes taken for Cigaro, To
bacco, - Pipes, • &c., wholcsait or retail, at GRAN'S
CIOAN Store, 335 CHESTNUT Street. Orders from the
country promptly attended to.
A SSESSMENT OP EXCISE TAX.—
AA- OFFICE OF ASSESSOR, THIRD DISTRICT PENN
SYLVANIA.
Pint , Anaterria, Marsh 21, 1383.
Notice le hereby given, that a now Assessment Divi
sion, Ifo. 14, has been formed in this district, consist
ing of all that part of Nineteenth ward bounded as fol
lows, viz: beginning at the corner of Oxford and Cad
walader streets, • thence along Cadwalader to Fourth
street, thence along Fourth to Cumberland, thence along
Cumberland to. Front, thence along. Front to Oxford.
thence along Oxford to place of beginning.
wam.km N. LOCKBA_RT, residing in PERRY St.,
above Dauphin has been appointed Assistant Assessorof the above division.
mhSSt J. FLETCHER BUDD, Assessor.
TRIv ERSA - L CLOTHESMBINGER,
ves its value in wear of clothes even , six mouths.
No. 1, Large Family Wringer $lO. With cogs.
Medium Family Wringer.— Warranted.
No. 25 Medium Family Wringer.. SS Without cogs,
No. 3,Small Family Wringer 5. Not warranted.
No Wrinfier can be durable without cog-wheels.
WALCOTT Si BURNHAM, 721 CHESTA UT St.
Exclusive Agents for Eastern Pennsylvania.
mb4-if-1m•
TADIES' HAIR BRAIDS, WIGS,
- I-1 Curls, Prizettea, Goseamer, Ventilated Wigs, Ven
tilated Smarm of superior manufacture. Prices are lower
than those of any other establishment. BAKER'S,
fe24-Im* Ito. 909 CUBSTVIFT Street.
WISTORIC'AL ESSAY
By Rev. HENRY DARLING, D. D
TWENTY CENTS
Just published
3. IL LIPPINCOTT & * CO.
OSS and XI- North 'FOURTH &roe
Mr ninon IrlLWir 1 1 1 0/ Mama r
ORPHEUS C. Kr.Fill'S nimiHOOK.
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
BEIVRY LoNGSTRETH'S.
1336 CHESTNUT Street.
fel4-stathet*
Price 15 cents
724 CILESTNITT STREET
Between Seventh and Eighth Streets
All Books usually to be had in a •
FIRST-CLASS BOOKSTORE.
• Will above be found on our &elves •
•
AT. THE , LOWEST PRICES.
feB-tt .
CIRCUTALTING LIBRARIES.
WATCHES, JEWELRY, &e.
(11700888011 TO PRATT REATL)
607 CHESTNUT STREET.
ENGLISH. SWISS. AND
G. RIISSELT..
22 North SIXTH Street.
FINE GOLD PENS,
THE ' BEST PEN IN USE,
FOR:SALE IN ALL'SIZES.
WANTS.
WANTED -A PRACTICAL BOOK
KEEPER, with moderate views as to salary. in a
Wholesale Dry Goods Hone. Address, with references.
Box No. 861, Post Office. mhs-2t.
AN ACTIVE YOUNG MAN WISHES
eitun lion as Felesinan or Clerk. Employment ra
ttier then or the object. Bost of reference given.
Please address "A. L. 8.," Box 2911 Phila. P.O. mh4-3t*
WANTED-A COMPETENT MAN
T to take charge of a farm of about nacres—liberal
Illigta given. Eati,factoiy reference as to character, &c.,
requirrd. A single man preferred. Address box No.
NO Philadelphia Post Office. fe27-6t
SEOON D- A. N p IFVRNITURE
Liao-corn IlMAaai.6eb~a+.
1— — 411.77,17-1 - -:,ie.7, — ;:i'
LEWIS, No. UM JUDO& Avenue. MOO RI
HOUSE WANTED.-WANTED TO
PtIIICEIASE, a moderate-priced nouseovith modern
improvements, I o he situated either in Spruce st. or Wal
nut et., west of 11th, or In Locust street, wei.t of Nth.
Addic.s "P. It.. A.," at this office. mll4-?.."
el, WANTED TO RENT-A DIVET,
JIME.LING of good appearance, with modern improve
inente,between Fourth and Eighth, and Buttonwood and
Parrish. Rent about PA% or $4OO. Address Bog 2938
Philadelrbia Po-t Office. fe27-01"
de WANTED TO PURCHASE —A
AM moderate sized three-story Brick HOUSE, in a on'
tral location. Must have all the modern improvements..
Address 'House," at this ofdce. stating price, tarma•
and locution. ju3l-t[
at WANTED TO RENT, PROM THE
AWL Ant of April next. R moderato-taxed three-stow
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE, In a central lowlty.lt
Ifirt:Entl.lr
ate titicili!ote.,,,,,,,ltrgnleigrirtyovnezepnrbLe.Apatta,r,
t DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER
GENERAL'S OFFICE.—FIGLADELPH7A. Feb. !),
103€3.
VESSELS WANTED immediately to carry COAL to
the following points :
Tortuga&
Key West, Fla.
Tort Monroe, Va.
• Alexandria, Va.
• Newborn; N.C.
Port Royal. S.C. A. BOYD,
tele-tf Captain and Assist. ilnartermaster.
BOARDING.
A
N OFFICE AND BOARD 'WANTED,
J—IIL for a physician, in GREEN Firoet. we,4 of Braari,
Or in any of the neighboring streets, (Inexceptionabio
references exchanged. Address "Doctor." Bdx: No.
1781, P. 0., Philndelplkin. 11..
17 1 011 OA= - Alllll Vifl
NWVV,WAAAAAAAAAAMAAAAn.A.AA.AAAtv
*ft FOR SALE-TO CAPITALISTS.
Aria. —A most eligible and beantifet LOT, of TEN
ACRES, within seven tones of the Market-street Bridge,
in Lower Merlon, Montgomery county, conttanotts to
the magnificentgrounds owned by Mrs. MARY PENN
GASKILL, as Penn Cottage, liberally covered with
young forest trees of every variety,. and throngh "Which
a strong stream of water passes, with about a ten feet
fall. There are, also, several springs on the place, and
plenty of stone for building parporos . to be quarried.
For a rural rsidence its position is highly advantageous,
in fact it cannot be equalled, being situated about five
hundred feet above tide-water.and surrounded with the
moot picturesque scenery and drives—Wissahickon gar.
passed. Only about one mile from Pennsylvania Cen
tral road, or a half mile from old Lancaster road.
ALSO, A SMALL FARM of twenty acres; in the Imme
diate vicinity of the improving part of West Philadel
phia, south of MARKET Street:
ALSO, several of the most valuable and desirable
building lots in West Philadelphia, south of Market
street.
For terms and particulars apply to No. 1115 GOTHIC
Ft, reet, above WALNTIT, between FRONT and SECOND
Streets—Tip Stairs—between the hours of rt and 12
o'clock. 7t*
PROPOSALS.
TO ARTISTS, ENGRAVER'S, AN D
OTHERS.
TRZAATRY DSP.I.III3rENT. Maroli 3. 18GL
. .
DEBTORS FOR NATIONAL CURRENCY NOTES are
hereby invited, of the denominations of $5, $lO, $2O,
$.50, $lOO. $5OO, and $l,OOO , to be issued under the act of
Congress authorizing a National Currency, approved
February 25, INN.
The designs must be National in their character ; and
none will be considered that have been used, in whole or
in pert, upon nay currency, bond, certificate, or other
representative of value, end completed bills must all he
of the uniform size of seven inches by three inches.
Designs 1.0116 t he for both the obverse and reverse of
the note, and be susceptible of receiving upon their ob
verse the following legend : " Rational Currency, se
cured by the Bonds of the United States, deposited with
the Treasurer of the United States," as well as the signa
tures ache Treasurer of the United States and the Regis
ter of the Treasury, together with the promise to nay of
the association issuing the notes, signed by the Presi
dent and Cashier thereof, and their place of redemption.
The reverse most be susceptible of receiving the fol
lowinglegend: This note is receivable at par in all parts
of the tinned States in payment of taxes, excises, and all
other duos to the United buttes, except for duties on im
ports; and also for all' salaries and other debts and de
mands owingby the United States to individuate, corpo
rations, and associations, within the United Slates, ex
cept Interest on public debt. '
And, also, to have suitable tsblets for imprinting the
following synopsis of sections 57 and 58 of the Act raffle
sizing a National Currency, approved February 25, 1561:
`Every person making or engraving, or aiding to make
or engrave, or rassing or attempting tonnes, any imita
tion or alteration of this note; and every person
having in possession a plate or impression made In imi
tation of it. or any paper made in imitation of that
on which the note is printed, is, by the act of Con
gress. approved 25th February, WU, guilty of felony,
and subject to fine not exceeding one thousand dollars,
or imprisonment not exceeding fifteen years at hard la
bor, or both.
Designs will be received until the 26th day of March,
1.9a3, sad must in all rases be accompanied bymodels, or
illustrative drawings, and the Department reserves the
right to rejectany or all that may be offered. For such
designs or parts of designs as may be accepted. suitable
compensation will be paid, not exceeding in the aggre
gate two hundred dollars for each note; and the accept
ed designs will then become the exclusive property of
the United States. 'l'lle desigus not accepted will be re
turned to the parties submitting them.
Proposals will also be received for furnishing dies in
accordance with the designs, stating the cost of the cotn
pelsd dies and the date at which they can be furnished,
the Patteltillat Ittaltettitt2 tLr ttidhe kr.-r.t
fftlllo Of flow arm tauatatullom IrT
Je.,e6HP. o
, the I.teee.l of the „
all casesthe dies and all transfers r espies thereofto be
the exclusive property of the United Slates.
Its the selection of designs, special attention will be
given to security against counterfeiting and against alte
rations, as well as to suitableness for use as currency.
Proposals and designs must be enclosed iu sealed en
velopes and directed to the Secretary of the Treasury,
and plainly endorsed " Designs and Proposals for Na
tional Currency and will be opened ou the 25th day of
Nara, iSt33, at 12 o'clock M. SY. CHASE,
ralie•theat • Secretary of . the Treasury.
LEGAL
F wevvvvvre,rosrunrow.A.
T...
• THE.. 00IIR • -.OF COMMON
PLEAST FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PELLA;
DELPHI A.
In the scatter of.the distribution of the sum of Mi. 25,
principal and arrearages of a certain ground rent paid
into Court by PHILIP MBISS, under an order made
upon bis petition. to have a certain "round rent ex
tinimished by JOHN FALLON and 1". PEMBERTON
unlit's ; •
Notice is hereby given that tie Auditor appointed by
the Court to distribute the sum of 8506.25. paid into
Court by Philip lleiss upon an order made for the ex•
tingulshrsent of a certain ground rent reserved by
Chlstoplier Fa ll on and John 1?allon, by indentero dated
June hi, ISO, to Thomas A. Barlow; out of the following
described premises, to wit: All that certain lot or piece
of ground situate on the north side of Marshall stye: t, be
tween Delaware Third and Fourth streets, in' the late
district of Sonthwark, at the distance of W.!, feet from the
tvest side of Third street; containing in front or breadth
on said Marshall street 14 feet, and extending of that
width northward between parallel lines at right angles
with said Marshall street 49 feet; bounded on the north
by ground granted to Catharine Buck on ground rent, on
the 'owls by the said Marshall street, on the east by
ground granted to Thomas A Barlow on ground rent, and
on the west by ground hate of the said Christopher
Fallon and John Fallen—will attend to the duties alibi
appointment, at his office No. 725 WALNUT Street. its
the city of Philadelphia, on TUESDAY, March 17, 1553,
at 12 o'clock M., wire and where all persons haying
claims upon said fund are required to appear and pre
sent the same, or be forever debarred (rein coming in
upon the Sala fnud. M. RUSSELL THAYER,
mhs-thistu 5t Auditor.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
tr.ll.V. RELIANCE INSURANCE COIL
PANT -
OP PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE NO. 308 WALNUT STRUT.
Insures against loss or damage by FIRS, on Houses.
Stores, and other Buildings ; limited or perpetual: and
OR Furniture, Goods, Wares, and Merchandise, in Town
Or Country.
CASH CAPITAL 5300,000-ASSETS 6377,410 70.
Invested in The following Securities, via:
First Mortgage on City Property, well secured $12.5 47) 00
Ground rents 2,000 IP
United States 0 overnmut Loans 4 63,000 03
City of Philadelphia, 6Rer cent. Loans 00.60 (0
Pennsylvania. gi&CCO,ow a per cent. L0an...... 13,1100.00
Pennsylvania Railroad Company's Stock 4,060 00
Pennsylvania Railroad- Bonds lot and 2d
Mortgages 3%000 00
Allegheny county 6 per cent. Penn. R. Loan..., /0,000 00
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company's 8 per
cent. Loan 6,000 00
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company's
6 per cent. Loan ' ' • 6,003 00
Huntingdon and Broad Top 7 per cent. mort
gage Bond! 4,680 00
County Fire Insurance Company's Stock...". 1,060 00
Mechanics' Bank Stock 5,000 00
Commercial Bank of Fauna Stock. 10,500 00
Tinion M. Insurance Comps-113 0 0 ScrtiL M7O
Loans on Collaterals, well secured 2,500 00
Bills Receivable 0)7 03
Reliance Insurance Company of Philadelphia's
- Stock 9,750 00
Accrued Interest 6.8H1 41
Cask in bank and on hand 21,795 56
Worth nt present mnrket value
DIRECTORS
Clem Tingley,
William R. Thompson,
Samuel Biembam,
Robert Steen,
William Musser,
Charles Leland,
Beni. W. Tingley,
THOS. C. HILL. Secretan
PIIILATIMPRIA, March 1, 18
EMTINGLEY, President.
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE
iNsuaexcg CpMPANIr.
OFFICE, 415 WALNUT STREET, MILADEILFRLL
CAPITA I. smoo,ooo.
This Company continnsa to take risks on the WU
'lames of Property at low rates.
The public can rely upon its responsibility, and Aldine
to pay losses promptly. . Its disbursements for the Naafi
of the public, during the last nine yeare,exceod
500,000 DOLLARS
and we reepectfally solicit its favor in the future.
DIRECTORS.
CHAS. T. DUPONT, JERRY WALKER,_
30.11 N W. CLAGHORN, JOHN THORNLEY.
E. REAZLITT ABRAHAM HART,
J
DAVID BOYD, R., PETER S. HOS, of It MI
WAL M. SWAIN,FURMAN SHEPARD.
J O SEPH ELAPP M. D.. N. S. LAWRENCE.
THOMAS DRAKE, 'JOHN SUPPLER.
_.
THOMAS
_II4._VEN, President.
A. S. GILLETT, Vice President,.
JAS. B. ALVORD, Secretary. ap2BAtEd
► _ OOMPANY, NO.
NLPHIA.
FAME rNSUBANI
406 CHRSTITUT
PFl Street.
ILAD;
PIES IND
D INL IREC A
'
Francis N. Buck,
Chas. Richardson.
RonrylLewie, Jr..
John W. Evermin.
Philip S. Justice,
O. W. Davie, •
FRANCIS N. BU(
CHARLES RUM
WILLIAM 1.-BLANCH)
INN - RANG&
MORS.
E. D. Woodruff,
Geo. A. West,
John Kessler. Jr.,
Chas. Stokee,
A. H. Hoeenheim.
Josef D. Ellis.
CE President.
AADSON, Vioo Presiden. t,
D. Secretary. Galli.=
STRAWBERRY WINE,
EQUAL TO MALMSEY MADEIRA.
Jut received.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS.
DEALER IN PINE GROCERIES..
CORNER ELEVENTH sad VINE 'boobs.
IP. THE PHRENOLOGICAL. CARL
't NET AND BOOK STORE Is open del and even.
11 fog for the sale of Books on Phrenfdou, Physic'.
loay.Hyglene , Phonography and for Phrenologi
cal extuatuinatione. Orders l.t mail eh uld be
addressed to lOHN L. CAPER
fee-satutharnif 922 CHRSTRDT Street.
WALL PAPpitl3-
:- - WALL PAPERS.
Attention is Invited to our -new stock of Walt Pa
tepers now being dour received from factoFy: all new de
gns for spring. irlissh will be sold at right prices.
JOHN R. LONGSTRRTEL
No. 12 North THIRD Street.
Rooms Papered by efficient workmen fe2.9-110
OPERA GLASSES, OPERA
GLASSES. For sale b
JA9
8 W. QUEEN & Co..
CANSTif UT Street.
rM!9II
MICROS mew, SPECTACLES, AND
A ' LL SPY-OLASSFA kw Dramas for sale by
jeanis W. QUEEN & CO..
924- CHESTNUT Street
del3-Smif
ago EDWIN A. HUGHES, UN.
DERTABER,
felo-3m Philad
269 South TENTH
el Stree
phia. t, above apenca;
ElMiliiil
A.ISIERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.-
-
• C. ANSCHTITZ.
"ADOLPH BIRCIFELD.
Lessee and Director
Business Agent
Mad. JOITANNSEN,
Mad. BOTTES,
BEM
REIM QUINT.
1161111 01111111
PDIUE ITIKIER!M.
•
Benermi fiats in Mantle, rinnuette CAl'eith OF Dal.
51.
To be had at the Academy and 3 E. mimic atom.
Family Circle a° cents.
.Amphitheatre of coats.
SUBSCRIPTFOM FOR THE SIX OPERAS.
Ressrved Seats In Parquetle Circle or Balcony.... .....
Admission 4
CONCERT HALL.-GRAND
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT.
To be given by the
MIENNERCROR,
In aid of the
CITIZENS" VOLUNTEER HOSPITAL.
On SATURDAY EVENING, March 7. 1473.
The following eminent talents have ktudly volunterod
their tervicee:
Miss AUGUSTA ROESE, Soprano'.
Mr. J. It. CAMP, Tenor.
Prof. I/ASSAIL W. 'WARNER, Piano.
• Prof. JOSEPTI KENNEDY. Pluto.
A OIiOEUS OF LADIES, and
BIRGFELD'd ORCTIESTRA.
Conductor PROGRAM ME: P. M. WOLSIEFFEL
PART I.
By special refill est, "The Bleasing's of Peace," (cantata.)
Ai - lunged and partly composed by I'. M.. Wo/sieffer.
PART H.
Fou rib of July Oration. 'Spread Eagle," by
Yankee Greonliof.
PART ur.
1. Finale. — " Lohengrin." R. \Vaguer.
Orchestra, under the direction of&dolph Dirgfeld.
2. Choruh.—" Bunter's Farewell." Mendel,aohn.
Mmuner.
3. Plano Solo.— " Ron et r Stn
de Erelca
Prof. Mit,..ah W. Warner.
4. Solo.—" Con %len Partin'' Mom the "Daughter of
. the Regiment, - I Donizotti.
Miaa Augusta Reese
5. Flute Solo.—" 0 Dolce Concento." with variations.
Prof. Joseph Ketthe . dy
S. Solo and Chorus. —" On r Country a Flag, "G. 0 =pert.
Mr. .7. H. Camp and Mtennerclior.
7. Chorns and Orchestra.—" The Star-Spangled Baaaer."
Mmanerchor.
Tg comagnsc ilt B °Vaa l Tickeitt GO n
M ap.
or - tlo occe. on to out ihn
tibi,lll,lth kof fJahoznak.r. 0.1 37.›. «tre.n,
and will be drawn for during tho Pain. the preceding
week. Chances 00 cents, to be had of the ladies in ,at
tendance. 111115-3 s
NEW CHESTNIIT,STREET THEA
-a• TRE.
Lessee and Manager Mr. W. WRSATLEY.
THIS (Thuraday) EVENING. March 5, NM.
By the desire of the public
Dr. Bird's crest PI/LT of
'IIIE BROKER OF BOGOTA.
Revived this season for the first time in ten year, with
SUCH A DECiSIVEISUCCESS,
Will again be Pr".
W. WHEATLEY as
S. McCullough as• • •
J. G. Burnett as.—
W. H. Leak as
T. W. Collier
G. Becks as
J. Canoll as
C. Kingsland as
Madame PonLsi.
Mrs. J. IL Allen as.
Conductor
Dress OF ADMISSION.—FamiIy direle. 25 canter
Dress Circle. 50 cents; Parquet and Secured Seats !a
Dress Circle, 75 cents; Seats in Private Boxes. each
Doors open at 7; °airlift rises precisely at 73S o'clock.
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
Sole Lessee Mrs. M. A. GARRETTSON.
Business Agent Mr. JOHN T. DONNELLY.
TAst.' week of the popular actor, Mr. E EDDY.
THIS (Thursday) EVENING, March 5. MIL
Will be presented the romantic Play' of the
CORSICAN BROTILERS.
_
31. Fabian dci.Pranchi, Z •
31. Louis del Franchi, Mr. Eddy.
Madame dei Fianch' 31k; Wood.
Emily do Lenrarte Nes. Anna Cowell.
To conclude with tbe Drama entitled
ROBERE BRUCE.
Robert Brno: Mr. Eddy.
Agnes • 11:.4. Covroll.
000r8 OTNIA at 7: Ceirtsin will rtes a: 734.
MRS: JOHN DREW'S ABOESTREE'r
?HEATHY..
Butinets Agent and Treaniror JOS. D. IitURPHY.
FULL AND FASHTONADT,II FrOUSEs.
Fourth night of JOHN WIT.NES BOOTH.
• TO-NIGHT, THURSDAY, March 5.1863.
THE APOSTATE.
PescArn .
Plori nd a
To conclude with 7iIdZEPPA,
Mumma Frank Drew.
Olinska Mra. C. Henrie.
Friday, Benefit OM. JOHN 'WILKES BOOTH, when
be will appear in Tragedy. and Comedy.
4Gr" Prices as usual. .Seats secured without extra
charge, Curtain rises at o'clock.
A.N • EVENING. WITH SHAK-
AiLsPEARE. —Select Readintzs' midi Recitations front
Shakspcare. nt Assembly' Buildings, TENTH and
CHESTNUT LAWRENC E TUESDAY Evening, March 10.
by ?BMW , on which occasion he will be
assisted by hie favorite pupil s, among whom will be
found the Three Chanipusa Reuters of — Philadelphia.
Tickets 25 cents. -at Goald a. Seventh and Chestnut
•
144i.] 115.isbt
mat (iirm yoffur man tins, aro IMIPSItit
ladles nud gentiemenotrlaitailelphin. that the honor of
the elm wilt be Pu* , taitted by youths of whom thec win
be proud. it. Mini LAWRENCE.
'MUSICAL FUND HALL.
PULLADELPHIA.
CARLOTTA PATTI'S
FAREWELL BENEFIT IN AMERICA.
The Mtutaner begs to annonlice to thepublic that a
FAREWELL BENEFIT CONCERT
will he given hr the
Celebrated Prima Donna.
MISS CARLOTTA PATTI,
OD FRIDAY EVENING, March 6, 1661
Precione to her positive departure for Europe, on the
11th instant
In order to make this the moat brilliant Concert ever
given in
with this city, the manager has e ff ected arrange
ments •
CARL exscriirrn OPERA COMPaNT,
Including the GRAND CHORUS AND ORCHELSTRA,
ADMISSIOic ONE DOLLAR.
Seats Can be secured, withont extra charge, at the
Music Store of J. E. Gould, commencing at 9 A_ 3L. on
Thursday, March 5. mh3
•
ASSEMBLY BITIEDDIGS, CORNER
OF TENTH and CTIL'UTNTIT Streets.—N INTU
WEEK. WOODROFFE'S BONEMIAN TROUPE OF
GLASS BLOWERS. EVERY EVENING, AND ON WED
NESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.—The cele
brated lrwpressure GLASS Steam-Engine MONITOR.
made entirely of Glass, will be in full operation. AU
the Magnificent Works of Art, manufactured by the
Company, will he distributed nratnitonely. to the vial
tore. Or SATURDAY AFTERNOON every child will
receive a Cift. FRIDAY EVENING. March 6,, A TOUR
NAMENT OF WIT. A Splendid Case of Work will be
given tc the author of the best Conundrum on any
subiect.
EIMM;11
. .
Admission, 15 cent& No half price.
Exhibition commences in the Evening at 9 o'clock.
Afternoon at 3 o'clock. mb4-8t•
ASSEMBLY BDTLD.INGS -TENTH
and CITESTMIT.
A MUSEMENTS FOR OLD AND YOUNG.
SIGNOR BLITZ
The greet MAGICIAN and VENTRILOQUIST, with his
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS. will give hI new and
Popular entertainments EVERY EVENING during the
week. commencing at 7.5 t o'clock. and WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at a The attractions
will be marvellous: Experiments in Magic: wonderful
powers in Ventriloquism, and the Learned Canary Birds
in their new charamers.
Admission 25 cents. Children 13 cents.
T HE HA/\
'TEL AND HAYDN
• SOCIETY
GMANIA. ORCHESTRA-PUBLIC
TE t TIEARSALS every SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
at SM o'clock, at the MUSICAL FUND HAIL, CARL
SENT& conductor. Tickets RI cents. Packages of five
ticlreta *l. To be bad of Andre & Co.. No. 1101 Chestnat
atreett J. E. Gould, Seventh and Chestnut, and at the
nail door. nor-t/
TTA.S SLE R'S ORCHESTRA.
NEW OFFICE.
214 South EIGHTH Street, below Walnut
pENNSYLVAIsTIA
TEIB FINE ARTS,
1025 CRESTNUT STREET,
Is open daily (Sandays excepted) from 9 A.M. till 6 P. IL
Admission 25 cents. Children half price.
Mares of stock 00.
I) EN SIO NS.-9100 BOUNTY AND
PRY procured and collected for soldiers. sailors, and
the relatives of such as are deceased, at reasonable and
satisfactory rates. Claims cashed
or advanced upon, by
JAMES FULTON,
Solicitor for Claimants,
int WALNUT Street. Philadelphia.
Particular attention given to parties living at a dis
tance. oc IS-tf
8:77.4in 7n
4c398,318 50
Robert Toland,
William Stevenson.
Hampton L. Carson,
Marshall Rill,
J. Johnson Brown.
John Bissell, Pittsburg.
1863... ! . :._. - ,:.7,, - ;. , ' , -;:!.17.:_. .............
• • PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL
ROAD.—This great line traverses the Northern and
and Northwest counties of Pennsylvania to the city of
Erie, on Lake Erie.
It bas been lensed b the PENYSIVYANIA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, and nnder their auepicea is being
rapidly opened throughout its entire length.
It IP now in nse for Pas.enger and Freight business
from 17arrlaburn to Shillala ah ou first fork, (174 mils)
On the Eastern DITiSiOn, and from Sheffield to Erie, (73
miles) on the Western Division.
Mail Train BA. Di.
Express Train 10.50 P. IL
Ws run through without change both ways on these
trains between Philadelphia and Look Haven. and be
tween Baltimore and Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on Express Trains both ways
between Williamsport and Baltimore, and Williamsport
and Philadelphia.
For information respecting Passenger business apply
at tho Southeast corner Eleventh and Market Streets.
And for Freight laiginess of the Company's Agents:l
S. B. KINGSTON. 'Jr., corner Thirteenth and Market.
streets, Pbilndelnitia.
J. W. REYNOLDS, Elie.
J. M. DRILL, Agent N. C. R. R.. Baltimore.
H. H. HOUSTON,
General Freight AgentPhilladelphta.
LEWIS L. napr.
General Ticket Agent. Philadelphia.
JOS. D. Purrs. •
G ene ra Manager, Williamsport.
FAMILY DYE COLORS I
BLACK. SALMON.
DARK BROWN. ' SCARLET.
SNUFF BROWN DARK DRAB.
LIGHT BROWN, - ,LIGHT DRAB,
DARK BLUE YELLOW
LIGHT ILI, LIGHT YELLOW.
DARK GHIA ORANGE.
LIGHT GREEN. MAGENTA,
PINK, SOLFERIN 0,
PURPLE, • FRENCH BLUE.
...SLATE ROYAL PURPLE
cßinisbN. VIOLET.
FAMILY DYE COLORS,
For dyeing Silk. Woolen and Nixed Goods, Shawls.
Scarfs Dresses , Ribbons, Gloves, Bonnets , Hats. Feathers.
Kid Gloves. Children'e ClodUng, and all kinds of Wear.
ing Apparel, with perfect fast colors.
Theee Dyes are mixed In the form of powders concen
trated, are thoroughly tested, and put up in neat pack
ages. For twenty-five cents you can color as many goods
as would otherwise cost Ave times that sam. The pro.
cess is simple, and any one can use the Dyes with perfect
anisettes. Directions inaide,
Ilannfactared by ROWE & STEVRNB,
- 258 BROADWAY, Boston.
For sale IT Druggists and Dealers in every City and
Town. deSatuthe-3re if
GOVERNMENT SALE.-WILL BE
sold, by • order of the War Department, at public
Auction, at ALLEOBENY ARSENAL. 'Pittsburg. Pa..
to the h ighest bidder, at 10 o'clock A. M.. on WEDNES
DAY, March 18, HAL the following Untied States pro
perty: viz:
•
;i2.1100 pounds of Scrap Iron.
LOX Stl. •
12,C013Lea •
• ' 1,100 PoWder Barrels. ther.
1,000 Ballet Kegs.
1,000 Pack lag Boxes.
Terms cask R. IL R. W.MYreLEY,
mh3-12t - • Major of Ordnance.
I v BEST UMBRELLAS, SLEEPER'S
make, strong Laud neat, at TENT? and MAR
MIT Streets. • - fe2B-6&
GERMAN OPERA
SECOND SUBSCRIPTION .NICBT.
SATURDAY. March 7,1863.
JOSEPH A.ND 1118 BRETHREN.
Grand Opora by Alobal.
Atir• Seats far Saturday can be eecurcd at onca.PAl
EDWIN FORREST
Sustaining the Tart expr-essly written for hint Of
FEBRO. TEE BROKER.
With the fell owing nrulvalled east:
CABRRRO.
Ramon.
Pablo
Palmera
.......... Forua d .
Prateloco
Monduzit.
Sl:remo.
Jnana.
ennor.
.Mr. MARK HASSLER.
FRIDAY EVE:If NG, March 6.
EDWIN PORREST.
SATURDAY EVENING. March L
LUCILLE WESTERN.
Will give their first
CONCERT THIS SEASON
AT 1111ISIC_AL 117 ND HALL.
On TUESDAY E MMHG, larch 3, 1933.
Tickets 50 cents. felathstn tf
ACADEMY OF
PERSONAL.
TD!I 02 , PAR.'S:MCA TRATNS AT Pntrannruts.
Leave Westward.
LIST OF COLORS
A SAVING 0180 PER CENT.
John Wilkes Booth
•••Mrs. John Drew.