EUROPE':
Celebration of Washington's Birthday at
Loudon—Serious Aspect of the Poilsiit
auestion—Arrival of the Philadelphia. Re
lief slap.
Nxw Y onit, March 12-1 o'clock A. M.— The
Steamship City of Baltimore, from Liverpool on the
25th ult., arrived at this port at midnight.
The steamers City of Manchester and Bohemia ar
rived at Liverpool on the 25th ult.
Washington's birthday wn.s celehmted by a hanonek
in Loudon. at Which Minipteittdoinslmade a Fmeecit
oulogy of Washington and his efforts far the Union of
the American States.
A great demonstration took place at Manchwier in ho
,hoc of tho oflicers of the relief ship George Gris . wohl.
They had also been feted on the British frigntelalmestic,
to the Sici,c.r.
The Polish question is assuming a serious aspect. The
French Government islllol3aClng frll3Silb fur its course
In the movement.
ENGLAND. •
The ll2d of February was celebrated by a banquet at
James' Mill in London.
In the &bootie° of Consul Morso, from illness, General
Vandenberg presided.
Minister seams replied to the toast to the Uu.Jou. Hie
rotas ries wero cenfined to extollituf Waihiugton for his
alorlous efforts in behalf of the elm, He repudiated
the idea that be could. if alive, possibly be found on the
side of the rebels, and claimed that henceforth the
Memory or Washington int.ut be kept io reverence
oxoln
slvely by thca.e A nwricunis Who are loyal to the Pertietna-
Mon of the Government which he was so instrumental
in forming.
liieesre. Coningham and White, members of Parlia
ment. both spoke an denunciation of slavery as the canoe
of the war, and in terms of sympailly with the North.
The Louden 2'iones announces that theproposed loan of
tbiee millions sterling by the Confederate Government
Lod been undertaken by the firm of Messrs. Erlanger dc
Le., of Paris and Frankfort.
The relief-ship achilios, from Philadelphia, reached
Liverpool on the 2sl of February.
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The captain and chaplain of the George Griswold hrul
Mean brilliantly tided on board of tbo frigate Af.ijoitic, to
the A lersey. United States Consul' Amboy was anionic
the gueet<. • '
Ceptain Ingle of the Majestic, proposed a toast to
the President ar the Salted Suites, expressing admira
tion for his undaunted peroevereuee in the conduct of
the war
Mr. Consul Dudley responded, eulogizing the conduct
Of the President, and uttering friendly sentiments to
%yards England.
A nivnsior meeting held at Manchester adopted an ail
arose of Olathe to the people of atnevica, and meseuted
it to the carers of the ship George tiriesvuld. The pro
.ceedlego wore conducted with immense enthusiasm,
'and the epeeches were fall of sympathy with the North •
In the Uouse of Lords, Lord Swath-den, at the request
.ofEart Russell, po,tpenecl till the 2d of Meech his me
.tion calling for the correspondence with the Confede
rate Commissioners ;relative to the recognition of the
Southern btates us a separate Government.
Lord Palmerston denounced, in strong language, the
I:shipment of imams by Frame from- Egypt to Mexico,
• aid 'ealred upon the French Government to repair the
'Wrong.
The navy estimates of the Brltldi. Government hid
'been debated in Parlhunent,and the prittelpalappropria
tions agreed to.
Lord Palmerston, in reply to an Ineuiry, said that the
only official document that had been tesned by the
'British Government, relative to the premised mediation
•of France to the agates of the United States, was Carl
mull's* letter of the 19th of November,.which has been
published. Ile could give no informal in as to
he reply of the United States Govertimeut to the lest
Crv'sltterveoefisriTerserrwoN Napoleon;
{ m t . was a matter en
!Ths Globe says it .believes the difficulty with Brazil
Arill be promptly a djusted.
Prince Alfred was still at Malta, and his health was
11rOgreeeillg sutishictorily.
FRANCE.
/*The rumors of tire retirement of M. Fonld had not been
.tortmdieted, but they were not ye; fulfilled.
Tint Paris Bourse owes Oat; Metes were lower and
, Quoted ut BBL
TAL POLISII QUESTION
The Polish question attracts great attention. The in
surrectionary movements continue.
Franco has taken decided skips against the Interven
non of Prnsaia, and to favor of coocesEloua to Poland.
The Chanstiltetionnel, which is regarded as Napoleon's
mouth-piece, publishes a warning, if not a menacing,
article towards the King of Prussia.
There were rumens Su Paris of an alliance having been
turnedn by England, Fiance, and Austria, to obtain a so.
lotion of the Polish question. •
The pram of England and Franco treat the matter with
great gravity.
BUENOS AYRES
Late adv:ces from Buenos Ayres represent thtt Im.
mimes quantities of . cotton have boon sown in that
Itepnb:ic.
TILE LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Loaner. Feb. VI —The Polish question remains un
changed
Count Dirmark Schonhousen has tendered his resigna
tion in the Prussian Ministry. a portion of the Ministry
having declared against the Rues Jan Convention, and
the nuttily. of Prussia In the affairs of Poland.
The London Time* publlslTs a letter from Paris which
states that the French Government dues not desire any
territoruit changes in Poland, and still less the recou-
Millet ion of tho ancient Kingdom of Poland. The writer
adds: "Fiance and England have already agreed to in
sist on the fulfillment by Prussia of the engagement she
att. red into In IMO "
• The London Lferrad says that the Governments of
Franco and England have agreed on a common muss of
action. They will make no attempt to resuscitate Po
land or Ic sever from Austria her Pollah provinces, but
will require the Czar to falai the stipulation echo treaty
of Vienna, which guarantied to the Poles a Constitu
tional Government and the form of a nationality.
It le understood that Austria gives a willing meant to
the proposition of the Western Powers and will glee
them her cordial support.
No apprehensions are entertained that other than di
plomatic notes will be found necessary to persnade the
Czar of Russia to accede to the request of the three
Power:it nor is It Ilkeiy that Prussia trill be able Is in
terpose In the difficulty.
Wednesday. —The correspondent of the Times
gays that a 'epeeist messenger is reported to have left
Paris for St.' Petersburg with en autograph letter from
Emperor Napoleon to the Czar.
The seer:tints received yesterday from the frontier of
Poland, d%ting to the Etch Inst., elate the Fussier' troops
appear to he more inclined to fall hook before the insur
gents than to attack them.
The correspondent of the London AttocrUser says that
netlike rumors atilt prevail. It was reported that a
portion of the garrison at Lyons had been ordered to the
Est tern frontier.
The eh p 8 muel Watts, front New York for Livarpool,
foundered at sea. The crew were saved.
The ship Pietism from Mira for Liverpool, was lost
071 the laiand of K 11.371113011. VR.
The steamer Haasearriyr.! at Liver of on the
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Livant., , ot., F.ll. 20 —rho stearacr ladlator has ar
rived at this port from Nsevtin, N. P., with half a mil
lion d .11a re in spade and 411 bales cotton.
Board of Revenue Commissioners.
HARIUSIMRO, March 11.;—The Revenue Board
met at 1.1.40c10ck, ' After some unimportant business
the valuation of the different counties of the State
was considered, the counties being tAken alphabeti
cally. The valuation of Allegheny county was axed
at $26,030,838.
New Jersey .Leglslature.
Tuatmou, N. J. March 11.—At ajoint meeting of
the Legislature this afternoon, R. M. Smith (Demo..
mat) was elected State Treasurer, and Joseph B.
Walker (Dem.), of Atlantic county, prison -keeper.
All the old Inspectors of the prison were re-elected,
And n new ono (Mr. V. Ward), of Monmouth
county, to fill a vacancy.
Railroads in Ohio.
Orsoirorim, March 11.—The Commercial, of this
Morning, says that the Little Miami Railroad Com
pany has secured the control of the Dayton and
Western Railroad, and will take possession of it on
the 12th of April next. The Cincinnati, liamilton,
and Dayton Railroad Company has leased the
Dayton and Michigan Railroad, and the Little
Miami Railroad Company has under consideration
the propriety of leasing the Sandusky Railroad.
The U. S. Steamer Massachusetts.
NEW Yong, March 11.—The United States steamer
Maseachusetts sailed from this port to-day.
L CINCINNATI,. March 11.—Flour dull at $5.75@5.80,
ter Et Ito heat• dull. Whiaky steady at 450.
There is nothing doing in Mesa Pork. Lard buoy.
ant at 10, 1 -.ic. Gold and 'Demand Notes are quoted
at BO per cent, premium.
Resignation of Col. Lefferts, of the 7th
_ New York Regiment.
New Yong., March 11.--Coh Lefferts has resigned
the commancl'of the 7th New York Regiment.
Departire of the Steamer Africa.
1%;').:w" Yonx, March 11.—The steamship Africa
sailed for Liverpool. to-day, with forty passengers
and a million and a quarter in specie.
Markets by Telegraph.
liarrratonn, March:ll.—Flour drill and un
changed. -Wheat firm; white $1.1543-2; red *1.72@
1.73. Corn active at 96c. for white, and 870. for yet
/Ow.' Provisions Auld... Penney Lysol& Oats 14@80c.
CITY ITEMS.
FINE QUALITY OF APP LBS.—Those of our
readers who wish the finest quality of apples for either
eating or cooking purposes will find them at the
popular old stand of O. IL Mattson, Arch and Tenth
streets, together with a complete assortment of
. everything belonging to a first•cless Grocery Esta
blishment.
THREE seven octave second-hand pianos
for sale. T. E. Gould,Seventh and Chestnut. mlitOtit
How BEAUTIFUL I was the exclamation
of a Western gentleman as he was passing down
Chestnut street and met ono of the Philadelphia
belles who had Just had her hair beautifully waved
by one of George's Patent Hair Crimpers. He imme
diately bought tea dozen for his friends.
BROWN'S BRONCHIAL TROGRES are re
commended for public, speakers and others, for the
relief of Colds, and to clear the voice. Their ea.
easy is strongly attested by Congressmen, Clergy
men, Military men, and others who use them. As
th'ere are imitations, be sure to owseast the genuine.
• WESTERN MERCHANTS having orders for
damask or white lace Curtains can have them
promptly filled at the wholesale and retail Curtain
Store of W. H. Carryl.
• Masonic Hall, 719 Chestnut street,
W. H. OADAYL.
DAMASKS. Two cases worsted Church
Damaaks, Masonic Hall, 710 Chestnut,
JACQUARD LACE CURTAINS.—Just re
ceived a choice lot Jacquard Lace Curtain of ex
ceedingly- rich designs, from $2 to $l2 a pair.
719 Chestnut street, in Masonic Hall,
W. H. 'DARRYL,
PEKIN CLOTHS. Magenta brown and
green Pekin Cloths.
Masonic Hall, 719 Chestnut street,
W. H. (DARRYL.
WINDOW SHADES.—PIain Rolland, paint
od, and gold•bordered Window Shades, in variety.
MflBolllo Mall, 719 Chestnut ■treet,
W. R. CastnyL.
THE YEAR of NlNEs.—The present year,
1883, presents some curious figures in regard to the
•flgute 9. If you add the first two figures together,
thus IxB, they equal 9; if you add the lad two, 6x3,
they equal 9. If you set the two first figures, 18,
wider 63, and add them together they make 81, the
figures of which, added together, make 9. IC you
subtract the first two, 18 from 83, the remainder is
48, which, added together, 4xB, is 9. If you multiply
ail the figures together, thus laBx6x3, the result is
144, which added together, lx4x4, is 9. But the most
curious result is attained by taking the second figure,
8, and then aubstract the first figure from the last,
Which leaves 2, and then add the first and last figure
together, which makes 4. The whole reading 824, the
exact number of the celebrated clothing store of
CRAB. STOKISA & CO., on Chestnut street.
"No CARDS. "—The continual re-appear
ance of the announcement, "No cards" appended
to notices of marriage, still provokes much com
ment in England. Great curiosity is excited as to
the name and rank of the intrepid lady who first
ventured uponlre - innovation. There is a rumor
that a buxom iltd;p" girl, of Oxford street, about to
espouse a tailor:6f Tottenham Court road, was the
Ant to start the "No Cards " fashion. In this lati
tude the tailors "go in" for cards, and their cards
are read, too, with much satisfaction by the public,
When they contain appropriate notices of the elegant
garments for Gentlemen and Youths, that are gotten
up at the Brown-Stone Clothing Hall of Rookhill
Wilson, Nos. 603 and 606 Chestnut street, above
sixth.
PRIZE ENIGMA—
am composed of 20 lettere :
My 8,7, 6, 14, 17, 20, is a heathen deity.
My 1,9, 13, 18, is the name of a fruit,
My 2, 6, 8, 11, 16, 19, lies beyond.
My 4, 10, 18, 2, 13, 16, is a well-known retreat.
My whole is the earnest wish of everyone.
If the Solution of the above is sent to the Mam
moth Clothing establishment of Granville Stokes,
No. 609 Chestnut street," within one week, the party
Will receive as hie reward a full suit of olothea '
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,
UP TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT'.
Continental—Ninth
Jr. New York
D W Cotireut,
B Butts & la. Ohio
Eaeou. Indiana
H W Cl.nrrati. eq.Loina
II I) Kendal/. , :leqelautt
C C Sprague. Wash, D C
1' # hto i gilt, Chicago
J Lenzberg, Baltimore
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1) McCormick, Harrisburg
W H f'hattleld & wf, Ohio
los woods, Ohio
Gen P M M 0re1.% Sr Ia.USA.
MI , -s Gregg. Pennsylvania
L C P Cowper, Virginia
A Dexter, G S N
.1 G Witherlye & ,nn. WELD
J P Lindsay & la. Coun
C Reed
J Early, Baltimore
Geo B Halo
W Tarim, Boston
p Pountatu, New York
NV Muller & da, Now York
D Ludor, Jr, & la, Wash
iFft Lodor, New York
E Gilmorr & la, Ciacincal
Jafi Sllubbard, Norwich
Miss Voss. Hartford Coon
Jne P Wii heroes, DI I 4d let wu
J 6 Nicholls, Now York
Dir&MroSodgwick,Syraouso
Mka Wites*y, Syracrwe
P McCormick, jr, Indiana
.1 IN Hood , Portanetli,
W Wall. Wash, 1) C
Wm Moulton, Portittul,Me
Gov Curtin, Harriaburg
Saud B TIIOMAS, HarriAbg
T S Lovering & In, 13o+sion
John ittoree, Now York
Girard—Chestnut a
C bieEnrae, Allentown
F ei wi Pltmbnrg
ti H Lockwood, Cincinnati
B West
B A
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Col W U Roberti/on, U S A
Thom Lynch, Baltimore
ATMs Daggett, Maine
S G Cbadeey, New York
C Teelin, C S A
C A Robinson, Penne
3 Carson, Lake Superior
W Bonghman, Greensburg
Rome, McVeytown
D Beitter
C. W Wert, Chicago
T M New York
.1 Halmos. Illinois
S Darlington. Penult
A J Foster, Harrisburg
B T (human. Chestnut Hill
SF Eagle, blarietta, Pa
Cl,Sieber, New York.
T Petherlck, Pottsville
&buster, New York - '
SNeuberger, New York
J Goodman, New York
Kertilsants'—Fourth
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33 N Miller. Pittsburg
J Porter. New York
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Jos C Richards, Canton, 0
Thom Moore, Pittsburg
W C Eyster. Chambersbnrg
S Seibert, Chamberabura
W Aveyard, Leal( Haven
Jas Connor. Pittsbnrg
Licut J Lyncn, Wash
Joe Hertford,Wwilalugton
Robt blears, Steubenville,o
SG Cooper, Scranton. Pa
B McClellan
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J A Gimp, Pennsylvania
J A Eyster. Chambersburg
Bethe Eyster. do
W Locke, 01110 1
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D 1 linnsberger;Oreensb'g
JP Kratznr, Clearfield, Po.
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Cyrus Brown, Milton. Pa
J K Combs, Springfield
American—Cheetniat
C F Mom, WafikangtOn
Chas Bonilla= -
C sizinu
JFAllmond, Wilmington
J it Hibbard; Chester en
J Cot Ins, Washington
13 F Wood, U St{
A E Taylor, Salem, NJ
J C Watson. Milton, Pa
D E Stoat, tit:aiding
3 W Deinin g or, Reading
St. Lauts—Cheitnitt
II RTorbert, Maryland
J T Meriden. Newark, DT
A Dotg New York
Thos.Johnson, Virginia
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Jo. Arman,Wilmington,Del
0 Page
W Paterson
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J C Wayne, Pittsburg
Mrs Culby&fonilly, 81 LOnl3
A RI Landis, 8t Louie
Sparks, Indiana
Mien Sparks. Indiana
Walker, Columbus, Ohio
J F Eveson, New York
The Unlon—Arch
8 DicEee,Daylon, Ohio
C 11 Brow uell.Conoectient
W B Shatier,Pittebou
Mee S Gage, Bel lo Plain
J S Conn, Chelevil le, Ohio
13 \V Lowell Sz le.Yermont
11 B Cole la,New York
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.1 L Ripley,Fremont,Obio
Counnerclal-131Xith
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John Nice,Cheater co,Pa
C Peterman, Ht Vernou,o
0 F Bnllard,Media,N,
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.1 W Port
Dr Win Gotttord,NewYorlt
E Prizer, Doylestown
A H Strickler, Penn
P Point:Dalton:o.
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L Tice, Bethlehem
N B Gilds, Nt Olairaville
H Mauere, Penns
D Groff, Lancaster co
S B Cumberland,Pa
Eire, Pentla
31 Snyder, Danphin co
E Paxton, Indianapolis
National—Race si
D Rudman, Rending
JAR Geese, Allentown
J NV Rhode, Allentown
B E Warlord, Milford, N J
Jobli Pbltlipoon, Beading
ML Bowmen, Leb Co, .Pa
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JAymea • EXPECTORANT lIAS SEEN FOR
thirty years the Standard Remedy for
ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION,
BRONCHITIS, PLEURISY,
H DOPING COUGH, CROUP,
COUGHS AND COLDS. HOARSENESS.
AND ALL
PULMONARY COMPLAINTS.
No better evidence of the great curative powers of this
EXPECTORANT can be offered than the grateful testi
mony of those who have been restored to health by ns
use, and the wide-spread popularity which, for so long
a period, it has maintained in the eof all competition,
and which has created a eonstanlincreasing demand
for it in all parts of the world. Here is a portion of the
testimony lately received:
TUB BEST COUGH MEDICINE,
Bey. B. P. BBDDBN, Pastor of the First Baptist
Church, Camden, N. .I.:l;vritcs:
"A few weeks since, while suffering (rein a very go
itre cold, I became so hoarse that it was tvlth groat dif
ficulty I could speak so as to be understood. While in
this condition your EXPECTORANT not only gave me
immediate relief. but in three or four days completely
cured my cold and removed my hoarseness. therefore.
take pleasure in recommending the EXPECTORANT as
being, in my Judgment, the beet Cough Medicine before
the public."
JAMES L. WILLIAMSON, Landisburg, Perry county,
Pa., writes:
"Some two years ago I was greatly afflicted with a
very violent COUCH, which appeared to have taken
such deep hold of me that I was assured by physicians
that I had the consumption, and that there was but lit
tle prospect of medicine curing me. While in this con
dition I was induced to try JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT,
and I am happy to say, by the faithful use of this medi
cine, I soon recovered good health, and this day conti
nue to enjoy it. "
"ONCE MORE LICE MY FORMER SELF."
Mr. SAMUEL C. DAWSON, of No. 12'7 Clarion street,
Philadelphia, writes:
Rome time ago I was attacked with that moat fatal dig:
ease, BRONCHITIS, and finding that it win' making sad
havoc w ith my constitution, I eought the advice of a
physician, and while under his treatment I must say
that I seemed to regain my wonted strength almost as
quickly as 1 lost it. Alter an Interval of some months,
however, I was again prostrated, And, of coarse, sought
my former remedy; but this time with no good results,
although I gave it a long and patient trial. I next tried
Cod Liver Oil, and this occasionally afforded great relief.
but made no apparent cure. From the Oil I went to per
haps a dozen other specifics, warranted to cure, &c., but
failed. I was at last advised by a friend to try DR.
JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT, and the result, T am happy
to say, has been most astonishing, and I am once more
like my former self. It will give me great pleasure to
recommend your justly ,celebrated Expectorant to any
one afflicted with a Bronchial Complaint.
VALUABLE TESTIMONY FROM CHINA
Rev. I. J. ROBERTS, the well-known Chinese nits
eienary, writing from Canton, under date of June 2-5,
1102, says:
I find the EXPECTORANT a very valuable Medicine;
indeed. I cannot do without it on account of a Caronie
Breast Complaint, which has troubled me more or less
for several years past, and which originated from my
Preaching too lend and long in the open air. Tho EX
PECTORANT always eases the paivand quiets the SPlV
toms, and, were it not for the requirements of my voca
tion, I believe would have ere this effected a permanent
cure.
W. H. CARRY'.
Sir. T. ROBINSON, of Utica, Clark county, Indiana,
writes:
I have been afflicted for fifteen years with an obsti
nate and severe cough, which prevented me from doing
any work that required much exertion. I was so re
duced that my friends thought I could not live. I tried
many medicines. but stormed taking them through
despair of being any better. Fortunately I commenced
using Dr. D. JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT, two bottles of
which rid me of my cough. lam in my fifty-ninth year,.
and during the past harvest I did. a good day's work in
the field.
Rev. .TOFIN DOWLING, • D.D. , formerly of the Fißh
Baptist Church, Philadelphia, and now Pastor of the Bo
man Baptist. Church, New York. says:
I have long known the virtues of yoar EXPECTO
RANT, and frequently tested them on myself and family
when aillicted'vvith coughs or colds. I believe it to be
one of the best remedies ever discovered for these mala
dies.
CROUP EFFECTUALLY CURED,
JOHN HARRIMAN, Esq., Stewurtstown, N. 11,,
writes:
Not long since a child of mine had a very violent
and distressing attack of Croup, which Must have
proved fatal had not Immediate relief been obtained. I
commenced using your EXPECTORANT, and within
three-quarters of an hoar
. the child, having taken s i x
teaspoonfuls, breathed with perfect ease—a cure 'within
that time having been effected.
HEALTH PERFECTLY RESTORED.
FREDERICK A. BROOEFELT, No. 641 Fisher street,
below Seventh, Philadelphia, writes:
"For more than two years I was afflicted with CON
SUMPTION, and cluing this time, owing to a constant
cough and the sharp pain and difficulty of breathing
which accompanied it, I obtained but littlerest. Having
tried in vain many different remedies, I began to lose all
hope, when a neighbor, whose husband had been cured
of a similar complaint by the use of Dr. JAYNE'S EX
PECTORANT, persuaded me to give it a trial. Alter
taking several bottles, large quantities of corruption
were thrown from me, and I then began to mend. gra
dually until my health is now perfectly restored."
Rey. RIMPS BABCOCK, D. D.. formerly President of
Waterville College, Maine, 'writes:
For more than a dozen years I have recommended Dr.
D. JAYNE'S FAMILY MEDICINES, and; especially the
EXPECTORANT..I know that these medicines are high
ly esteemed and frequently proscribed by some of the
moat respectable of theregular practitioners of medicine.
and I do not hesitate to commend them as a valuable ad
dition to our tnateria medics, and a wife, as well as emi
nently beneficial, remedy for the diseased. •
This Expectorant is prepared only by Dr. D. JAYNE &
SON. No. P 42 CHESTNUT Street. nithll-21t
d Chestnut streets.
RP lleMastino, Slmmokia
W L fielfematiee, Pn
E'Dowen, Peunkylvituin
Ntlis Kate Kauffman, Pa
Miss Sallie Kauffman, Pa.
E H H übbart
Da
M, KingAlna
.1 N DNa
Barry & Pa
H B Slaymaker, Lancaster
M L Mentagne, La
.Istmas Bowen at la, HI
Miss Bowen, Citicazn
Miss Olmstead. Chimp
Miss Wllsos , Chicago
W B Rica
Mean How
P H Jaques
F Maw, I:collo&
& ch, Keokuk
It Dlirocito, Norwich
Itou 9 PheloN, N Y
Ron li ressondin & W. Ct
Ilan .1 Ii Doolittle
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e li Strickland &d.Richm'd
Oov Jos A Wright, Minds
Goy And Johnson, Term
W A Brorrnime. Tenn
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511 , 1 Rol-, Ilarti'nr.l, 0
J C Ilitilann. Willis t
port
0 lalinvalear. New re
LTreman, Ithaca, N Y
L I. Treman, Ithaca, N Y
D MeC Forbes,
_Glasgow
A Hovennyl, New York
T A Jenkes. Prov, K I
.1 . I) Vin fledge,. Trov, N Y
R .1 Thorne, New York
James Hooper, Baltimore
C R Guthrie, Newer i
.1 Butler. Newark
John C firow California
rect. below Ninth. •
F Moore; Chicago
' Ii Ridgely, Dover, Del
IC LB 10, Paris, France
Mrs Chandler. Boston
Mlee Raymond. Button
II Briggo, Now York
Brown & In, Penns.
J P Wltherow, Penna
A M Lyon & sou, Ilirrisb'ir
A D Southwick
I. 'Fisher, Chester, Pa
VW O'Hara, Jr. Baltimore
B MIN° a, Boston
Miss Matson, Boston
G W Garrison, Salem. N J
G C Mulford, Salem, NJ
W A Pierce. Baltimore
L Marsh. New Jersey
Mrs Davison, New lark
C W Holbrook, Rhodo Isrd
['Silver. New York
I Adam Keene, Chester
A J Keene, Chester, Pa
G II Hollingsbead, Chester
B B Avorimr. New Jersey
T W Gatiell, New Jersey
S 0 Cattell
street, below Arc h.
Harvoy Cooper, Ohio
M Barry, Lancaster
II Eouutze, Omaha
Jas Caldwell, Allegheny
J w•odlitire,
I If P Rtoue, Urbana, 0 •
H AI Weaver, Urbana, 0
0 W Ciactututti, 0
Chas C Smetzor, rUNVa
J Dickinson, New York
Hon Thos Whitt), Indiana
E McPlierran, Illinois
It E Parker,Milltintown,Pa
W MaPherrau, do
,It Br Sterrett, do
Rice,'ColuniLla, Pa
P Olt, Columbia co, PA
E E Haggles , Cincinnati, 0
lOeo Eystcr, Chambershurg
C Hampshire, .7110.1184T,Pa
J mire, Chester co, Pn
• .7 Cahn, Alliance. 0
.7 S Butz, Easton, Pa
Miss L Butz, Easton, Pa
Stephen Randal, Prep, RI
.7 Scanlan, Penna
IMT C McLaughlin, Tremont.
street. above Fifth.
C Capt C C Doherty
aI:A Eldridge. N York
%V G Randall, St L 011 1 ,3
& B Garrison. Bridgeton
E B Dresser. Penns
NV G Nell, Ponna
Sam Modes Baltimore
Win D Martin, N Jersey
J W Andreas, N York
IT Q Marshall, St Louis
G T Wright. W Springfield
street. above Third-
Q T Drechbell,Chlettgo, II I
J Faulk, Waf.Masts% DC
F Warne, Washtegtort, DC
T II Farnham
J L Suydam. Downlagrirs
Chas L Wells, Downlugt'wn
A II Sleekly, Chicago
A Wlntereast :New York
.1 Cox
F . CrWM, U A N
Vim Mills, New York
Lewis G Emus; lowa
_ .
I. Sisson, Now York
Win CanninA, Now York
Clark, New York
e+Wßidgily, Maryland
treat. above Third.
Jos Whitaker, Mt Clair
J R Whitaker. Mt Clair
R E Parker, Milftintown
W IRePheeran,
It alVerrett.,alilltintown
J C
FE ticomts, New York
H Beecher, Pottstown.
IF AleGear,lfew Jersey
rest. above Chestnut.
It Bcck & In, Chester co,Pa
W A Johnson, Chester co
0 P Kllllogsworth, Md
Lewis S Imbrle, Pittabnrg
W Dilworth. Cheater co
7 Williams. New York
Mr Taylor & la, Perm
A M Chalfant, Pim alxville
Rodman Roger =, Rochester
Joe F Jagger.% Bo Milo, NJ
and Market streets.
.T Bruner, Lancaster ao
11( D Wiiecn, Michigan
J W Wilson, Michigan
B Uartann, Marietta, I'a
T E Watt, Pittsburg
T S Young Sr, Coutownle
W Drain, Coatesville
A Major, Philadelphia
cet, above Third.
B Sotdet, Washington, Pa
J Georg°, Lebanon
Jacob F Landis, Richland
Thos Waters, Reading
Wm Rose, Neer Jersey
Jas Keeler, Columbia ao,Pa
SPECIAL NOTICES.
"SOON RECOVERED 000 D HEALTH."
THOUGHT HE COULD NOT LIVE
A SAFE AND VALUABLE MEDIUM
DR. STEPHEN SITZET, OP CONNECTICUT,
'a the author or " Dr. Swe , ee iefall3ble Liaiistout."
STEIEWAYS'
orsionT aßAriir
The unmet. Qua admirers of STEINWAY & OM'S
PIANOS. anti the mualcal public iu general. will be ^ de
lighted to ace and hear the new conatrucled Upright or
Cabinet Manta. of Oda fig m at tho- underaigned. In
CONSTRUCTION, VOLUME OF TONE. and TOUCH * ,
they are FULL GRAND PIANOS, • Pleading upright.
The Steiuways' name is außiciect eecurity for their last
' nt. cm al ties. BLASIUS
m 1.7-71 WOG CHESTNUT Street.
' -
THE CHEAPEST—BECAUSE BEST.
Simpler in construction. easier managed, doing work
that others tail to do, and executing IL more neatly, the
GROVER & SAXER
• BEWINO MACHINE
HaS won POPulnr favor, and should be la
r LEVERT FAMILY.
Air Call and Examine
MACHINE AND WORK.
OFFICE. 730 CHRSTRUT STREET. mlB-101
•
ONE-PRICE ULOTIIING OF THE LATEST
TYLPS, made in the Bost Mariner. akaresel y for ENTAIL
SALES. LOWEST Sailing Prices marked In Plain Fi
swam. All Goods made to Ordar warranted satisfactory.
Our ONE-PIUCE SYSTES{ i 8 strictly adhered to. All are
thereby treated alike.
den-ly JONES & CO.. GOA MARKET Street.
• BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
THE BEET IN THE WORLD.
WILIIABI A. BATCHELOR'S celebrated Hair Dye
produces a color not to ha distinguished from nature:
warranted not to injure the hair in tuo Meet ; remedies
the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the hair for
life. GRAY, RED, or RUSTY fIAIR instantly turns a
splendid Black or Brown, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, &c.
• Alfir• The Genuine Ls signed WILLIAM A. BATCEIR
LOB, on the four Rides of each box.
FACTORY. No. 81 BARCLAY Street,.
(Late 23S Broadway and 16 Bond street. y
mylS•ly New York.
S-T-1860---X. .
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BITTERS.
They purify, strength. n, and Invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours.
. They strengtheathe system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach.
They cure _Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They core Marimba, Cholera, and Cholera Hoenig.
They care Liver Comptaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the best BITTERS in the world. They make
the weak man strong, and are exhausted nature's great
restorer. They are made of pure St. Croix Rum, the cele
brated Calisaya . Bark, roots and herbs, and are taken
with the plemure of a beverage, without regard to age or
time of day. Particularly recommended to delicate per
sons requiring a gentle stimulant. Sold by all Grocers,
Druggists, Hotels, and Saloons. P. H. DRAKE & CO.,
202 BROADWAY. New York. self-Am
ISICA:&. - ZUELIPM.
DIINN—LASKEY.—On •Snaday evening. tho 6th in
stant, by the Rev. Samuel Durborovv. Mr. Coo. J. Dunn
to ].Klan Mary Frania LaskeY, all of Oil: city.
STERVR—SOIJMEILLIIIN.-00 Feb 24th, 1681, by
John 0. Wilson, V.D.M., Mr. Richa rd P. Sterne and. Miss
Ellen E. Sonmeillien, both of this city. •
•
RAFFERTY. —On the Ilth instant. Rev. Patrick Raf
ferty, pa*tor of Bt. Francis Church, Fail mount. .
There will-134.01g ren requiem maw , on Monday morninv.
at 9 o'clock. The Rev. clergy. and the laity in general,
are respectfnlly invited to attend without further notice.
Interment at Cathedral Cemetery.. _ ••00,
ZIIY.—On the oth toot. , Annie W. Buhr.
Fnueral from the residence of her. father, Mordecai
Buzby, No. f 134 North Tw.lfth street, on INfth-day uF
ternoon, 12th inst., at 2 o'clock, to which the relatives
and friends aro Invited.
. .
OLDENBERGE.—On the:inanition of the 10th inst.,
Daniel Oldenbergit, to the Srith year of his age.
1418 relatives and friends cud those of the amity are
respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from his late
residence, No. 674 North Eighth street. on Friday after
noon nt 2 o'clock.
JOHNSTON.—On the evening of March 101 h, Jackson
Buchanan Johnston, son of the late Captain Thomas
Johnston. 17. S. Army.
His male friends and there of his family, are requested
to attend his funcial, from. his mother's residence. No.
1204 Spine° street, on Saturday at 2P. H. [l34ltimore
one
P ,7071. 1 t1r.— e N y, g• Harmony, Indiana. on the Ist of
March after a short Kra. Florence Dale Cooper,
daughter of Ron. Robert Dale and Mary Jane Owen.*
COLLIER—At Binghamton, New York, on the morn.
leg of the 11th instant, Henry AL nether. eon of Hon.
John A. Collier. ►
FOSDICK, —ln Leavenworth, Hawes, on the night of
the 7th instant, aged 23 year., Charles Fosdick, second
son of Joremiab Butler, of this city. •
AMBIIO3I.—On the 10th instant, Jacob A. Ambrosi,
Sr.. need Geysers. •
1301 - 114.-IJarch 10, 1833, Daniel Boyle, in the 34th
year of his age. •
BOOTH —On the 10th instant, Anna Robinson, infant
daughter of Robert andldary A. Booth, aged I months and
12 days. •
CARROLL.—On Sunday morning, Starch Sth, 1853,
Caroline, daughter of James and Rosanna Carroll, in
the 31st year of her age. •
•
B LACK FLORENTINES .- A
new thin material, 9-4 and 8.4 wide.
Black Barege Bernani 3-4 and 8-4 wide.
Black Bareges 9-4 and 8.4 wide.
Black Crape. MaretTes 3-4 and 3-4 wile.
. Black Cbalys and Crape Tammatans.
Black Bombazines and Summer Bombazines.
Black Oros-grain and Poult do Sole Silks. •
• Black Glossy Lyons Taffeta Silks.
Black Minima and Moueselines,
Just Received by
. BESSON & SOB, 1101 MING STORE,
rebid • No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
TYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH AND
ARCH; are eremitic
Rock-Spnn Silk Flawla,
Lama Shawls ,_ long and square
' Black Thibet Long Shawls,
Dame Henault, 1 and 2 Mall Wide.
• .Black Florentine. New Fabric,
& LANDELL, FOURTH. AND EI RE .Ren, are opening , .. • •
•
Sprrzig Style Dress SiliCll •
. .
• Spring Style Dress Goods. . . . '
•
Stripe Reps Skirting,
English Bombazines.
'.. . Find Quality Gloves. .. • •.- .: • . . MS •
pALe• SPIRI.TUAH-TAIVSK.NISS EMMA.
HARDISON will- Lecture. at SA NSOOf-STIt ER I'
L, on SUNDAY NEXT, at 103 i A. M. and 714 P. N.
Admittance 5 cents. mlilD-tnths-30
MNOTICE—AR EXAMINATION FOR
PRINCIPAL TEACHER to the Mount Vernon
Grammar School for Girls will be held at the Mount
Vernon School Howe, CATHARINE Street. below
Fourth, on FRIDAY, March Id, commencing at ?. o'clock
P. Al., and will be continued on the following day. com
mencing at A o'clock A. M.
Sly order of the Board of Directors of the Third Section.
EDMUND POLLITT.
WILLIAM V. mcKgeN,
WILLIAM STEDMAN,
mhEl-fit Committee on Qualification of Teachers.
M CITY COMMISSIONERS' OFFICE.
PHILADELPHIA . , February 21. 15E3.
&
TO HOTEL AND TAVERN REFERS. RESTAU
RANT, and others, desirous of selling LIQUORS by loss
:measure than one gnarl.
Applicants for LICENSE will apply at THIS OFFICE,
as provided by act of Assembly, approved April,2o. ISiS,
on the following days. viz.:
WARDS.
First .• Monday, March 2, lip.
Second Tuesday, 3,
Third and Fourth ' Wednesday, " 4, "
Fifth Thursday, " 5, "
Sixth Friday, " 6, "
Seventh and Eighth Monday, " 9,
Ninth and Tenth Tuesday, " 10, "
Eleventh. Wednesday, " 11, "
Twelfth and Thirteenth•. ..... Thursday, " 12, "
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Friday, • " 13, "
Sixteenth Monday, " 10, • •
Seventeenth Tuesday, - ".17,
Eighteenth and Nineteenth—Weduesday, " IS, "
Twentieth,. Thursday, " 19, "
Twenty-first and Twenty
second. Friday, " 20, "
Twenty-third and Twenty
fourth Monday, " 23, "
Twenty-fifth Tuesday. " El, "
fe27-to inh2s . JAMES SHAW. Clerk.
OFFICE OF THE .SURGEON-AR-
I TO THE ARMY AND DAVY, PHILADEL
PHIA, October 11, ISE.
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
CHESTNUTfitreet. B. FRANK PALLIER,
. Government Surgeon-Artist,
rASSEOFFICE OF THE FRANKFORT)
AND SOUTHWARK PHILADELPHIA CETI'
NG ER RAILROAD COMPLNY Y . BERKS STREET.
BLOW FOURTH.—PIIILADaLPHIA, March 8,185.3.
A special meeting of the Stockholders of this Company
will be hold at their office, on SATURDAY, March 21st,
at 11 o'clock A. M., to take action upon the Supplement
to the Charter, approved March 4. MI •
By order of the Board of Directors:
• w b.9-12t CHARLES R. ABBOTT. Secretary.
TO ALL WHO HAVE FRIENDS IN
TELE ARMY. —Soldiers' Aid Societies, en, clergym
editors, and others are respectfully requested in to aid
ditzsemiusting the following notice, which is estof inter
to all who have friends in the army
DIRECTORY 01' THE HOSPITALS..
. .
The Sanitary Commission have made arrangements
for supplying information gratuitounly with regard to
patients in the United States General Hospitals at the
following points (others will be added):
EASTERN DEPARTMENTS.— For information address
Mice Sanitary Commission. Washington, D. C."
W
Point Lookout.
Georgetown. hinon Annapolis,
Alexandria. Baltimore.
Frederick City.
WPSTERN DEPARTNENTS. —For information admits
Office Sanitary Commission, Louisville, Ky."
Cincinnati, Danville,-
New Albany, Perryville,
Louisville, Bowling Green.
Covington,
Lexington, Nashville.
Information will, ander 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 once:
I. (giving name and regiment) at present in
the hospitals of —?
2. If so, what is hisproper address?
3. What is the name of the surgeon or chaplain of the
hospital?
4. If not in hospital at present, has ho recently boon in
hospital?
6. If so, did he die in hospital, and at what date?
8. 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 in the District of Columbia hospitals will be tar
nished within twes 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 8
o'clock A. M. to 8 o'clock P. M., and in urgent cases ap
plicants ringing the door-bell, will be received at any
hour of the night. .
Much inconvenience in conducting the bnsiness 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, be hereafter furnished from them records.
The Sanitary Commission, under special authority
from the President of the United States. maintains an ex.
tensive system of agencies for securing the safe convey
ance to and distribution of goodeput, in its charge for the
sick and wounded, at points where they are most want
ed. It operates with equal careand generosityat ail points
—at New Orleans, and at Washington, before 'Vicksburg ,
and at Nashville—its distributions belog governed by a
comparison of the wants of the potions in all cases. • To
ascertain the relative character of these wants in a trust
worthy manner, and to secure an equitable distribution
and - honest use of the goods distributed, besides flee
unpaid services of the members of the Commission,
twenty physicians of high professional and moral cha
racter, and more than fifty lay-agents, are employed,
under pecuniary securities, for responsible and efficien t
ser v ice. The cost of these arrangements Illas thee far
been about three per centum of the value of the goods
distributed. The Commission has not been able to obtain
authentic evidence of Imes, miscarriage, or misapproz
priations, to the value of one dollar to ten thousand, of
geode 'which have been once received at its shirminsr 16-
pots. The following. are • the names of these depats, to
which auxiliary societies and all dtsposed to aid the sick
• and wounded, without reference to States or localities,
hut simply to their relative necessity for assistance, are
invited to send their offerings: • •
Sanitary Commission, Branch Supply Office, 22 Sum
mer street, Boston, Mass.
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 I
street Cleveland, Ohio.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Supply Office, Chicago,
Illinois.
Sanitary Commission, Branch Supply Office, Louis- I
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.: I
STRONG, Esq., Treasurer, 58 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 e ffi ciency with ;
'which whatever is entrusted to the Sanitary Commlseion
will be administered:
M. W. BELLOW% D. D. HORACRHINNRY, Jr.
A. D. HAMM,' LL. D. ' Rt. Roy. T. M. cLARK,D D.
G. W. CULLUM U. S. A. Hon. JOSEPH HOLT. .
A. E. Sumas, U. 8. A. Hem R. W. DcaNsre,
OtC. WOOD,N. D., U. S.A. MARK SKINNER.
.H. VAN BUREN, N. D. Rev, JOHN H. HRYWOOD.
WOLCOTY GIBBS, •
D. . Prof. FAIRMAN ROGERS.
DO. HOWE, D. Hon. SCHUYLER COLPAX.
I R. &mew, K. D. FRED. LAW OLSISTRD, Seq.
LIBRA HARMS, M. D. J.' S. NEWBERRY, 74. D.
Oso. T. &mono, Esq.
Central Office ofSanitary
la42:F Street,
February 7, MS.
commigaiona
t. wAisairiaTo, D. C.
fo7-th)stalOt
THE PREBB.-PHILADELPHIA:: THURSDAY. MARCH 12. 1863.
NA TIONIA 'UNION CLUB OF
IPH [LAI/EMI/lA.
TheComrnilteetrillsitdaiiy in the Rooms of the NA
TIONAL, ONION EXECUTIVE oznourrEE,
COMITOIIWEAITII BUILDING,
CHESTNUT street, abovcSIXTLI,
From three to five o'cloclg P. M., awl from seven to nine
O'clock P. lii., to (amble all persona loyal to the Ifzion to
sign the Constitution, 11,111 become members.
ALGETIRON 8. ROBERTS, President.
S. SNYDER. LEIDY, Secrete.,. 1111,10-5 I
COIIIAIENCETITENT —TH' 11AM/ A.E.
Ccininenreinerit. of OA PHI LADELPHt, COL
LEGE OF PHARMACY will be held on THUItSDAY
EVEVING next, the nth t net., in the Mit-iical. Fund
Hall, at 6 c'elt ck P. M. The 'Valedictory Address will
be delivered by erof. It. P. THOMMT. The public is re
invited to attend. The Germania Orchestra,
will be in attendance.
THE PENNSYLVANIA. FLLU IN—
etr,. &MANCINI COMPANY, March 2,1511,—The
Direetorn have this day deehtred a dividend of EP
TEEN DOLLARS PER SHARE on the ',rock or tin Com
pany fee the last six months. which will be paid tho
knclainidece, or, their legal representatives, after the
9th i DAR nt. WILLIAM 0. cRotvELL,
.smerpt•try.
111.ntice,OPiuTilIG • 1105.P1T.111., 1118
CUTHBERT StreeL — Thie inetitation ie uoiV
for the reception °feta and wounded SeldierA, who will
be received and provided for in the mold nomfortable
Planner. Tree of charge. B. F. CRUSH,
0e224f Sruretarr of Board of Manattora
IM OVt PICE OF TiIPENNSYLVANIA
COMPAN FOR INSURANCRS DX LIVES AND
tiIIAIVTING ANNUITIES, PftiLADELIIIIA, Mardi &I, MI.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a Special weetinsz
of the. Stockholders of this Comm]] y Will be held at their
office, on Monday, April 0, 100, at 12 ' o'clock DI, to con
sider the proprietY ofa,cepting the provisions of the Sim
plemont to their Charter, paused 27th February, 1863,
nod of nothorizing the Board of. Directors to increase the
Cnpital Stock of the C o m na py.
mhfi 1210 20 ap2 s' , WILLIAM. HILL, Actoary.
NOTICE IS GIVEN THAT APPLII
-11. CATION hss been made to the Spring Garden
Insurance Company for the rmisqt.e of Perpetual Policy,
No. 1,602, for $1,900, premium $2O, upon premises Mb.
street, 16 feet 9 Inches; north of Jefferson street, east
side. .Thesamo has beenloet or mislaid.
fe24 to w At* -- CEO. M. BOND..
$lOO BOUNTY.-THE U. S. ARMY
AND NAVY AGENCY OFFICE, for - the eol
lectlon nr
BOUNTIES. PENSIONS. DACE. PAY. ,
at the Aontbnagt corner of TWELFPFI and MARKET
Streets. will be kept opon on CHURSDAY and FRIDAY
- D
Even.lßa until 10 o'clock. -
Claimants should brine their discharges and two wit
nesses, and make immediate application.
It' LAUGHLIN & litADDGX.
8100 BOUNTY. ALL SOLDIERS
discbargod for disability are now entitled' to
S,ICO BOUNTY, ioilhout regard to the length of 91!”ViCe.
Apply immediately, in prowl or by letter, to the United
States Army and NallY Agency, S. K corner TWELFTH .
and mAlikila Streets, Philadelphia.
millt . LikuaHLlN s; MADDOX,
p --
ENSIONS.SIOO BOUNTY AND
- 2 - Pay procured and collected for soldiers, sailors, and
the relatives of such as ore deceased, at reasonable and
satisfactory rates. Claims cashed or advanced upon, by
JAZES JULTON.
Solicitor for Claimants,
424 WALNUT Street. Philadelphia.
Particular attention given to parties living at a dis
tance. OCIS-tf.
•
NOV - OE TO CONTRACTORS.—BY
order of the Board or Managers, PROPOSALS
will le received until MAROH 25th for the erection of.
TWO (2) ROWE TRUSS BRIDGES, of about 00 feet span
each, over Chester creek, on the West Chester and Phi
-1 tdelphia Railroad, about IRmiles from Philadelphia.
For !tither information, cab on or address HENRY
WOOD. Superintendent, northeast corner of EIGR-
T.EKENTIT and MARKET, Streets, Philadelphia,
mbl2-thsmtbses, St
BUREAU OF ORDN A NUB.
• 'NAVY' DEPAIIT3tHNT.
WASHINGTON CITY, Alm& 2, 1263.
This Bureau is desirous of ascertaining whether rifled
Clll3llOll can be made of wrought iron of sufficient and
uniform endurance and economy to warrant their being
Prefern d to guns of cast iron only, or of cast iron
strengthened with wrought iron. •
Proposals will therefore be received from any manu
facturers of forged iron, to furnish a tinishedgun, or a
block of nif tat from which the same may be finished.
. . .
The said gnu, when finished. to weigh about 10,000
iroads, to be made Into a gun throwing a Projectile of
100 Pounds, as used in cast iron rifled cannon of like
weight; to be fired LOCO times. with service charges of
the came weight and kind of powder as used la the Par
rott 100-ponricier. viz: 10 pound. of No. 1, without burst
ing or wearing in such a manner as to cane appreheu
/done of bursting.
The quality of metal, price, and other terms, are to be
stated clearly in the proposal forwarded.
The Bureau rEperves the right to itself of accepting or
rejecting Buy of the proposals.
The time for receiving the pmposals is limited to thirty
days from date; and proposals will only be received
from persons actually engaged in the fa bricUlon of
wrought iron. JOHN A. DAHLGREN,
mbl2-thetullit Chief of Bureau.
A RMY. SUPPLIES.
OFFICE (IF C.o IMTaSAIty OE SCEETETEECE,
. No. 1105) GIRARD Strent, Philadelphia,
Maroh 12, 1933.
PROPOSALS will be received at this office, until 12
o'clock M. on TUERDAI, March 17, tit furnishing for
the use of the. United States Army, at such times and in
such quantities to may be required, within thirty days
from date of opening proposals, the following Subsist
ence Storer, vie:
2,000 barrels Extra Superfine or Extra Family FLOUR,
(which, to be stated,) of approved brands, name
of brand and number et' barrels of earn brand
offered to be mentioned In the bid.
3130 bushels new WHITE BbAlvS, to flour barrels_
60,000 pounds light-yollow COFFEE SUGAR, to tight
barrels.
6.000 pounds prime BLACK TEA, in half.ponnd pack
agAS. (Samples of Tea as packed to accompany
bid.)
2,(00 gallons VINEGAR, in new, well•coopered barrels.
12,081 pounds good hard SOAP, la pound lumps, full
weight.
800 bushels dean. fine, dry SALT.
2,000 gallons MOLASSES, or SYRUP, in new, well
mattered barrels.
All articles to be of the best quality, securely packed,
and in perfect order for transportation. Bids will in
clude packsges and delivery in this city. Seller's name
and date of purchase required on each package.
Corti fleittrw of inspection of Einar will be require J.
No bid from partite who have failed to fulfil a former
agreement will he considered.
Samples in boxes, distinctly marked, song accompany
bids. .
Rids from known dealers only will be coneidered, and
each bid must o accompanied by the written guarantee
ortwo re..sponsiblo porsous for the faithful performance
of the agreement.
The Government. will accept the whole or any part of
tbeabove articles; as needed.
Proposals to be endorsed "Propoaala for Subsistence
Stores and directed to. F. N. BUCK,
mlll2-at Captain and Com. Sub. Vol. Service.
VEER :ORPHANS' , - - COURT FOR
TEE CITY AND COUNTY O P PHILADELPHIA.
. .
The Auditor •appointed by the Court to • audit, settle,
and adjust the first and partial account of SAMUEL MA
CLAY and JOAN A_ STERRETT, Bxecntore of the last
will and testament of DR. JOSEPH 13. ARE, late of the
city of Philadelphia, deceased, nod to make dialribu
tdOn of the balance in the hands of the accountant, will
meet the parties interested, for the purposes of tut ap-
ILintment, on FRIDAY, April 3d, 1861, at 4 o'clock P.
, at his Office, No. 131 Sloth FIFTH Street. in the
edgy of Philadelphia. OBORGE 31. CONAR.B.O3,
• • nthl2-thrtutlt : • . :Auditor.
-TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
CITY AND C 01717 OF PHIL4putp.TA.
- - - - -
• " December Term, 1..5G2. No. 471. Vend. Exp. '
The auditor appointed by the court to report distribu
tion of the fund raised by the sale, under the above writ,
of the following described real estate, to wit:
All that certain lot of ground, with the buildings and
iinproveinente thereon erected. situate on the went side
Of /A.wrence street (late Apple street), at the distance of
BD feet 7 inches sonthwardly from the corner of George
street, in the Sixteenth ward, city of Philadelphia; con
taining in front or breadth on said Lawrence street
twenty•two feet, and extending in length or depth
westwardly ono hundred feet ; subject to the payment
of a yearly ground rent of $66. payable half yearly on
the first of Mty and November, unto George Griscem,
his heirs and assigns—
Will attend to - the duties of his appointment on
WEDNESDAY. the 25th day of March. ISfill, at 11 o'clock
A. M., at his office, No. 13t South FIFTH Street, in the
city of Philadelphia, when and where all parties inte
rested meat present their claims, er be forever debarred
from corning in upon said fund.
mhl2-10t OEORGE M. CONARROE, Auditor.
AGENCY .008 . TE3I SATX •OF
...• . ••
UNITED STATES TAX
STAMPS,
Jo. 57 South Thum Street, first door above Chestnut.
A Intl supply of all kinds of TAX STAMPS constantly
on hand, and for sale in quantities to cult.
A. liberal discount allowed on amounts of IRO and IP.
wards.
Orders by Mall promptly attended to.
Office Hours from 9 A.M. to 6 P.M.
JACOB E. RIDGWAY,
de94.34 • • NO. 87 South THIRD Street.
HARD WARE.
•••••• 'CLOSING OUT_AT
r'"R E S,
Tiu stock of a:WHOLESALE HOUSE. compiising
• 'A LABOR ASSORTMENT OF
ALL KINDS OF GOODS.
. . . .
.4517 ILLUILET and 416 COMMERCE. Strada
mh6;l3nit
STRAWBEIMY WINE,
BQUAL TO•MALMSET MADEIRA.
• ALBERT •0. ROBERTS,
INTERESTING: TO THE LADIES.
GEORGE'S PATENT BAIR CRIMPERS.
We take pleasure in informing the Ladies who were
disappointed last weak in securing one of
GEORGE'S PATENT HAIR CRIMPERS,
That by calling immediately at the following places they
can supply themselves. On account of the sweat demand
in New York for the Crimper, only a limited supply has
been sent to this city. Find come first served. Over
have twin sold in Now York in less than a month.
For sale, retail by
R. K. STEWART. 132 CHESTNUT Street.
M. L. BAKER, 909 CHESTNUT Street.
JOHN MUSTIN, Jr.; 506 CHESTNUT Street, and cor
ner of SEVENIH and ARCH Streets.
& L. MYERS. 126 EIGHTH Street.
Wholesale by MUSTIN & BENNETT, No. 11. North
FOURTH Street.
GILLETTE & SCOTT. 610 CHESTNUT St. inloo73t•
DING ROOMS! AT •':- 887 CHEST
NUT STREET.--The En scriber having opened a
FIRST-GLASS DINING SALOON at No. 337 CHEST
NUT Street, he is prepared to furnish MEALS at all
hours. His table will be furnished with 'the beet the
market will afford, and the charges 'will be moderate.
A share of the public patronage's respectfully solicited.
JOHN J. BARTRAH..•-
mhll-9t 5 . • ' J .
Proprietor.
THE CENTRAL EATING. HOUSE,
No. 431, Chestnut street, opposite Pont Office, WILL
OPEN Horeb 10th, 1604. This Ronne will bo conducted
'wholly on the European plan, and the choicest studs
which the market can produce will be furnished to
al/mho moo' be pleased to call, and at moderato prices.
The style and arrangements of this House are not to ba
excelled by any in this city.
Mr. C. D. PARTRIDGE, the proprietor, solicits the
pant.ron m atage of all those in search of a First Class
h 9 Restau
r 12t*
. _
THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVE TAKEN
••+. the large and elegant Marble (fire proof) Building.
NO. !61.0 CHESTNUT STREET,
(extending through 157 feet to JAYNE Street. and 99 feet
in width.) for the purpose of carrying on the
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. .
Our regular days of sale will be TUESDAYS and-IMT
DAY S of each week, for all descriptions of FANCY AND
.ETAPLE DRY GOODS.
In soliciting favors we would call attention to the sn
rarior advantages we possess in showinge of the largest
and finest rooms in the city for Goods to the
best advantage. We have also ample room for the safe
storage of goods.
We shall be obliged for consignments, and any
business that may be entrusted to us shall receive prompt
attention.
Liberal advances made on consignments for our regu
lar or special sales, and prompt settlements in all cases.
GILLETTE ct SCOTT.
. • roma& .
T 4 EIIiER'S IVORYTYPES GIVE
-a-w evidence of carefnl and elaborate farads% The ar
rangement of light and shades make them meet impree
the picrares.• SECOND Street, above Green. It
THE PHRENOLOGICAL CARL
NST AND BOOK STORE is open day and even
ing for the sale of Books on Phrenology, Physlo-
Aasa to Hygiene, Phonography and for_Phrenotegi
cal examminalleas. Orders by mall should be
a dd resse d t o . • . JOAN L. OAPEN
tee-stoth3mlf . Aldllif CHESTNUT Street. Phila...
CA PRINTING, NRAT,AND
••• Cheap, at RINOWAVr & BROWS, I.ll'
mums Breit. WOW Chataut.
PERSONAL.
PROPOSALS.
LEGAL.
Estate of Da. JOSEPH B. ARD; deceased
'WILLIAM W. PAUL vs. S. WEINBERiii
9. , INTER . IIAL REVENUE.
DIMAIR.I2i: Tam catocrams.
CORNIER ELEVENTH and VINE Streets
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
NEW GOODS.
THOMAO W. EVAi \ TS a co-
Vara now Opel] a
CITOICE. AND WELL SE, r .ECTED ASSORTMENT Or
NEW SPRINi, 1 GOODS,
~atbra tug
TAFFETA D'EYE,
POPLIN DE PAtiIS,
BEILLIA.NTINE,
PLAIN 31011AIIIS AND ALrAo.A.s,
ALL QUALITIES,
BEAUTIFUL SHADES,
PLMN PONGEES,
ORGANDIES, JACONETS,
OF THIS SEASON'S IMPORTATION
Also, a full awl handaome assortai oat of
NEW SILKS.
Nos. 18 AND 820 CHESTNUT STREET
mll2-3t
MOURNING DEPARTMENT_
THOS.: W. EVANS 00.
Invite attention to their
LARGE AND COMPLETE : ASSORTMENT,
MOURNING GOODS,
Comprising such makes of GOODS as they can re
commend with confidence.
818 and 820 CTITSTNUT STREET.
mlfl2-3t • ; : : :
DONGOLA. AND VENETIAN
ROBES,
A=LA BORDERS
dfi EFTIIIP,LY NEW ARTICLE IN EVERY °DLO&
JUST OPENED
JOHN W. THOMAS,
mhl2-3t 405 AA 407 North SECOND Street
1863 . " SPRIN G TRADE." 1863
•
1024 CHESTNUT STREET.
E. M. NEEDLES
Efasjust received, and offers at moderate piques, 100
printtd LINEN CAAIHRTO DRESSES, choice styles and
extra quality; also 25 pieces Printed Linens for boys'
JUST OPENED.
700 dozen LINEN HANDKERCHIEF'S. at 123( cent :
100 do do do at in mate; •
E. M. NEEDLES.
1024 CHESTNUT STREET.
E
M. NEEDLES,
1024 OFIESTNIIT STREET.
100 pieces W RITE PIQUES. We to I. DO.
100 " BUFF and FIGURED, 00c to SI.W.
The above are now much in demand for LADIES' and
CHILDREN'S WEAR, • and are offered at very mode
rate prices. •
JUST RECEIVED,
A new lot of Lace Trimmed and Mosllsl BOWS, latest
styles and very moderate prices. • ,
E. M. • NEEDLES,
••• -3024 CHESTNUT STREET.
E. M. NEEDLES,
1024 CHESTNUT STREET.
Das received 1® TEM AD VEILS. from 33 to $l2 each.
These goods are offered at prizes muck below prawat
mantel rates. . mhti-lm
S TAINED MARSEILLES TOILET
WILTS.—We will offer It lot of very. this Marseilles
Quilts, very slightly discolored in the folds. for $lO a
piece,. the 'usual price of this Quilt is $2O ; one lot perfect
do.,measuring 35f by 3 yards , full doable back and
bad made $B each : one lot ingasuring3 by yards,
hand made, $lO a re ; one lot measuring 2)..f by Sii"
yards. hand made, .50 each; Marseilles Quilts at $5,
$4, and 53 each ;Pln Marseilles Quilts; Blue ;la. ;White
do., from crib size`-to 'very largest made; best Heavy
Honey Cotnb Stunts. 2,3 i souare,',sl.oo; Satteen Quilt 11-4,
$.l each ;Lancsaer Quilts and Allendale m u chizes.
There has no articlo raised In price so as Mar
seilles Quilts, but the above lot are goods that war() Im
ported le 1557, and pith one or two exceptions are still at
the old prieeni. _
Poisons in want ot-trgfillutittY,lionftkillit.T. - aEtiii.
min busults,), • B. &W. B. PENNEL
1021 MARKET St., below Eleventh.
0011111 0 1ISSION'; 'MUSES.
AIRY GOODS.
. .
'DARIL.BLITS COAT CLOTHS.
. • •
DARK-BLUR CAP CLOTHS.
SKI-13GTIB CLOTHS FOR OFFICERS.
ARMY BLANKETS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
10-OUNCE DUCK.
DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
HEAPS LINEN DRILLS AND KICK
BROWN AND BLEACHED MEETINGS AND SKIRT
INGS. For sale by • • '
FROTHINGIL&M. & WELLS.:.
. .
MILITARY GOODS.
G. W. SIMONS d BROTII'ER,,
BANSOII-STREET HALL, MEW 1:41:174,
MANUFACITHERS OF JEWELRY.
FINE SWORDS,
MILITARY GOOD& IN MIRY VARIETY
is2m
WATCHES, JiWELRY, &c.
A FRESH ASSORTMENT, AT LESS
THAN FORMER PRICES.
FARR & BROTHER, Importers,
mb3 tf 324 CHESTNUT Street, below Fourth.
J..05. - FULatER,
ImPorter and 'Wholesale Dealer In
• FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
No. 712 CHESTNUT Street.
tip-stairs.-stairs. opposite Masonic Temple).
• now
o rtR a GE AND COMPLETE STOCK,
EMBRACING •
AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES, •
R. HOWARD & CO.'S FINE AMERICAN WATCHES.
GOLD CHAIM, GOLD SPECTACLES, THIMBLES:
AND
FINE JEWELRY OF EVERY , DESCRLET/ON.
fell-3m
D. T. PRATT,
(SVCCESSOR TO PRATT k REAM )
601!pHESTNUT STREET,
Is constantly to receipt of
150LISH. SWISS. AND
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Of desirable stiles and qualities,. to sal* all elliesei of
Iniyers.
FINE GILT COMBS
Ili EVERY VARIETY
IMITATIONS OR PEARL AND CORAL. •
It Q. FULLER,..
No., 715 E CHSSTNIIT• Street,
mhll•2m
F WATCH BpPAIRING
attended to, by the most exrerienced workmen,
and every watch warranted for oneyear.
G. RUSSELL,
22 North SIXTH Street.
ELI HOLDEN,
ID • • Dealer to fine
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED WATCHES,
JEWELRY, AND CLOCKS,
0c3145m* 708 MARKET Street.
J . 0. FULLER'S .
'FINE GOLD PENS.
I ; i:LE BEST PEN IN USE,
FOR SALE IN ALL SIZES. fall4lm
Alk ELI
De !..R L
ni D E N
ne ,
AMERICAN AND IMPORTED weTcoiss.
JEWNLRY, AND CLOCKS.
oeBl-Ame 708 YARIENT Mai&
VIILOANMI - lIINGS
A tell seiortment, Mid/Ail and stiles.
J. O. 'FULLER,'
No. 712 CHESTNUT Stroot. ' faThdm
s T lvi t te TLY PURE C ILIFORNIA.
11OCK,
ANGEI,IOA,
GRAPE •BRAND%Y.
G. CF. EVANS,
uihts-12t11 SOLE AGENT; 42 South FIFTH Street
FAMILY DYE: COLORSI
LIST . OF COLORS:
BLACK, . . SALMON,
DARK BROWN SCARLET,
SNUFF Bitowrt DARK DRAB,
LIGHT BROWN ,' LIGHT DRAB.
DARK BLUR, . YELLOW,
LIGHT EMI E LIGHT YELLOW.
DARK GRE ED
__, . ORANGE,
LIGHT GREW, . MAGENTA,
PINK.SOLFERINO,
PURPLE, ' . " FRENCH BLUE,
SLATE, .. ROYAL PURPLE
CRIMSON. • VIOLET.
FAMILY DYE OOLORS,
Tor dyelna Silk, Woolen and. Mixed Goods, Shawls,
Scarfs, Dresses_ , Ribbons„Gloves,Bonnets, Hats, Feathers ,
Hid Gloves, Children's Clothing, and all kinds of Wear.
!xi Apparel, with perfect fast oolore.
A SAVING OF 80 PRE, CENT.
These Dyes are mixed in the form of powders colleen
hated, are thoroughly tested, and put up in neat pack
ages. For twenty-five cents you can color as many goods
as would otherwise coat live times that sum. The pro
emits simple,and any one can use the Dyes with perfect
success. Dirctions inside.
Manufactured by ROWS & STEVENS.
121f38 BROADWAY, Boston.
For sale byDruggists and Dealers in every City. and
Town. del-trithe-3m if
BOORS OF ALL KIN DS. THE
'argent ansortment in the city Will be found for
sale, at cheaper nrce , than anytOlen) Ain., at
T. 13. PETERSON & BROD Wain'.
Nn. :104. r.l43Nrigrr trent.
_ _
pB oTo RA PH ALI. 3 (TITS. -
-•-• cheapest place in the. United States to buy thorn, at
all prices, and all kinds, in at
• T. 8., PETER , Wri Rc 13RrITHF.M.S',
It 3011; Or-TP.: 4 '!". , llfr Arrant,
A - A r BROTHEREIRATYS °IMOLA.-
Y • TiNG LIBRARY.--All the tul , lw Ruuji•h and
American Bunica, including ATI. CLASSES uttitcratnca,
This ad? ONLY Library in Um entintry that ilitilvio-i
all the NEW ENGLIBII BOOKS that are not RE
PRINTED berm
Terms Sr) per yrcir ; six months S 3; flirts , months
$1.60: nee month7.s"cents. or 3 cents per del% %IS
South EIGHTH Street. mho-3m
AR D PHOTOGRAPHS, CARD
••••- 1 Photographs or over 1,600 different fancy subjects,
taken from life and from t.ho finest engravings. Por
traits -of 13ftero1s. of both armies, Statesmen, Poets,
and other tlernent: men. Single conies 15 cen to. or. :St.so
per dozen. Orden DT mail promptly attended to on re
ceipt of monsy. SC tfOLZ & EIV'TZRY.
11.12 South EIGHTH sfreflt.
4e-We alsoseiLprepared. colore for colorinc .
graphs takon on Albumen Paper. Price $3.2„1 a box,
with reducing Tiquid: fell-lm if
TN PRICE, STYLE, AND FINISH
RETIVIER'S Colored Photographs aro suited to all.
SIM and experience comiiined render th.in overt/ way
worthy their great patronage. $l, SECOVD iqtre , t,
above Green. It
JUST OPENED,
A NEWNo PHO TO6 AO•GR RCIT A STR PH
EET, GLLERY.
9 A
Wherethe
FINEST PHOTOGRAPHIC PICTURES,
ox
- THE CARTE DE VISITE ' TO THE ImTEELLT. SIZE.
Axe produced bi x tr E tut Nc i p thrrins
Those wishing ftret,elaas pictures are invited to call and
examine epecireene , •
A choice selection of Albums, casea, and frames_, on
head. F. A. 0. SHIPS,
dell-9m
V EIMER'S LIFE-SIZE PHOTO
-Lt GRAPHS in oil colors are pronounced to be the
Sliest portraits of the day—the act:Limn , of a photograph
end oil painting combined, SECOND Street, above
GREEN,
pHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS-A
.1. large variety for sale i lgirv r , ter t 6bii i.
del.S.3mit 924 CHESTNUT Street.
BALLAD SIN GIN G.---T. Biga 0r,1632
FYLRERT FtrePt..'. "'.mh2-Im*
FAGI,ES WOOD. MILITARY ACIADE.
MY—PERTH AMBOY, N. J.—Three tours train
Philadelphia, by Camden and Amboy line, G S. 0., ntro
$1.24. Pupils may enter at any time, paying from date
of entrance. Prospretures, with catalogues, at No. 003
CLINTON Street, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia references—Prof. trenry Copp6e, PlinY
E. Chase. • mblo im
FEMALE COLLEGE, BORDENTOWN,
N. J.—Pleasantly located onthe Delaware river,
30 miles north of Philadelphia. It has been in success
ful operation for eleyen,years, and is one of , the most
flourishing institutions in this section of the country,
special attention is paid to the common and higher
branches of English, and superior advantages furnished
in Vocal and Instrumental Music. French - 'taught by a
native, and spoken in the family. For catalmrnes ad
dress Bev. JOHN H. BRAICBGBY",
felB-2m* - President.
VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY.-A
SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL, NEAR. MEDIA, PA.
Thorough Course in.. bfathematics, Classics, English
Studies,
Military Tactics taught. Classes in - Book-keeping,
Surveying. and Civil Engineering. Pupils taken of
all ages. and are received at any time.
Dowding per week, $2 25,
Tuition per quarter, lta.
For catalogues or information address Rev. J. HER
VEY BARTON. A. M., Village Green, Pa, ocl.o-if
VOTICE OP 00PARTNERSLIIP.--•
J. I Notice is hereby given flint Ceorre Bullock, Jo
seph W. Bullock, Benjamin Bullock, William B. Bul
lock, and James lit Bullock, have this day formed a co
partnership under the name and firm of BErairtiN
BULLOCK'S SONS, in the Wool and Munuficturing bu
siness. GRO ROE BULLOCK.
JOSEPH W. BuLLorac
[Signed.]BEJJAAIT if BULLOCK. Jr..
WILLIAM B. RULLOCK,
JAMES AL BULLOCK,
No. 16 South FRONT Arcot.
Macten 12, 1823. inlo3-thstalOt
.NO7 JOE OF DISSOLUTION.-NO
TICE.A. is hereby given that the copartnership here
tofore existing between BENJAMIN BULLOCK.
GEORGE BULLOCK, and BENJAMIN BULLOCK, Jr..
is this day dissolved, and the business of said firm will
be settled by George Bullock and Benjamin Bullock,
Jr. the surviving Partnere, to whom all persons In
debted o said firm will pay their indebtedues.. and to
whom all persons having claims against said firm will
present them for payment.
[Signed.] GEORGE BULLOCK.
BENJAMIN BULLOCK, Jr.
Memoir 11, 1164. mhl2-thstulOt
COPARTNERSHIP. -MR. SAMUEL
ItEEDHAIif Mattson admitted as a Partner In my
business, from this date.
THOMAS DOLAN.
PHILADELPHIA. March 7. IH3.
The Firm style will be
. THOMAS DOLAN Sr COMPANY.
Trrems DOLAN,
SAMURI. NEWMAN.
rOPARI NEB,HHIP NOTIOE.-T H E
undersigned have this day formed a copartnership,
under the firm of COATES BROTHERS, for the transac
tion of the WOOL BUSINESS, at their present location, Ito.
127 MARKET St.. Phila. BENJAMIN COATES.
Feh.S.),lB.M. ife23.1n1 4 9 GROJECERISON COATES.
THE _SUBSCRIBERS WILL CoNTD
MIIE the DRUG BUSIELFS, as heretofore. at the
Old Stead, No. 72A MARKET Street.
WM. ELLIS 4 CO. Drurriste,
.111-tr 724 MARKEV Street.
lOHN:P.. CAPP & SON,
NOTE AND STOOK BROKERS,
DirecOionVgtetheMechwOm'Sarac.
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHP AND SOLD ON
NOTES AND LOANS NEGOTIATED
' ow TAWWEervrsawa
LOAN:TS OF THE UNITED STATES
COUPON AND REGISTERED BONDS
6-20 SIX PER DENT: BONDS
71310 NOTES, ALL SIZES, FOR SALE
CERTIFICATES INDEBTEDNESS
CERTIFICATES INDEBTEDNESS DUE IN
MAROS AND APR I
COUPONS 7.340 NOTES, DUE APRIL 1.
THE HIGHEST HAREM VALUE
PAID POE.
GOLD AND 'SILVER,
DIAMONDS, PEARLS,
AND OTHER , PREOIOUS STONES,
G. W. SIMONS ds BROTHER,
Manufacturing Jewellers.
SA NSOM-STREET HALL, PHILADELPHIA.
16264 m
IJ. S.
FIVE-TWENTIES.
• OR.
•
PIFINTY-YEAS SIX PER CENT. BONDS.
PAYABLE AT THE OPTION OP THE GOVERIUDINT
AFTER FM YEARS.
•
I am instructed
by the SECRETARY Olt TDB TREA
SURY to receive subscriptions for the above
LOAN AT PAR.
Interest will commence from the DATE OF SUBSCRI7..
TION. and is PAYABLE IN GOLD at the Mint, or any
Sub-Treasury or Depository of the United States, on the
first days of May and November of each year. At the
present painsium on Donn, thaw Bonds yield about
BIGHT per cent. per annum.
A MI supply always on band.
JAY COOKE.
••• . SUBSCRIPTION AGENT.
SOUTH THIRD STREET
. .
•. •
SPECIA.T., N OTICE.
•
On and after JULY Ist, 1863, the privilege of convert.
Inn the present issue of LEGAL-TENDER NOTES
INTO THE NATIONAL' SIN PER CENT. LOAN (com
monly called "Five-Twenties "1 will cease.
All ,who wish to invest in the Five -Twenty Loan,.
must, therefore. apply before the let of JULY next.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent,
mhd-thrl . • 114 South THIRD Street, Philada.
PORT,
MIIBOATEL,
g . HARVEY THOKLEI O
STOOK AND BILL BROKER.
No. 31 WALNUT STREET.
STOLIII and BONDS, and all kinds of 11. S. GOVERN
MENT SECURPTIES bought and sold on Commisaion, ax-
Business Paper and Loans on Collateral negotiated at
lowest rates.
Orders by Mall shall receive prompt attention. Refers to
Messrs, Nathan Trotter & Co., 000. D. Parrish, Req.,
John B. Myers & Co., Samuel B. Thomas, mid..
dslbamita~°' Bitnles . ~ Qo.:'J~i Thomae. Bea.
PONVEN & CO.'S 'LITHOGRAPHIC
ESTABLISHMENT,
Soutfilvest Corner of ELEVENTH and CHESTNUT Sta.
AND
NO. 515 MINOR STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Every description of
LITHOGRAPHY, PLATE PRINTING, and COLORING
nxEctITED IN THE INOsT SUPERIOR MANNER.
nitilo-tf
O PERA . GLASSES, OPERA
GLASSES. Pot sale by_
Ltmlign W. QUEN & CO.,
del33intl 92,4 ClaWritr. %Tug.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
EM=E=l
PHOTOGRAPHS.
10111T_T 71 A T 1
COPARTNERSHIPS.
No. R 3 South THIRD Street,
COMMISSION,
AT THE BOARD OF BROKERS
MONEY INVESTED
1881.
GOLD AND SILVER WANTED.
DREXEL 4:.006
84 Sonih r TIIIRD Wee
WANTS.
WANTED—A SMALL FIRST.Y!,OOR
Office cm Tins.D !ttroftt. hetwcen Markel 'Ma
Dock ptrerts. Aeldrosq" Bmic Xfiß. "
WANTE ll—A PAR:ril ER
eti,oto to $ O,OOO . ( n a business already establidind
end nm lug largo profits. Addre4s"Business " BJX
1407 Phila. P. 0. mlift-f•
SITII.A.TION WANTED IN-:A.
Wholefalo Clothing home, by an experlenowt lore.
ir an. Addin.s I.V. 8., Poot Onico. mh 10-31.
$3,000T0 $5,000 WANTED. —A
Party tu a well-established wholesale
and retail business, having purchased' a lot of goods in
their tine at much below present nr.ces, and con.tantt y
Advaneirg, find themselves unable to carry the soma
over without a law thous nd dollars additionaL Any
careen booing the above amount to invest. Call
receive a fair interest for the money, awl be secured by
treble tiro:mount in saleable and
. unperishahle goods.
Beet reference eau be given. .
A chi rent name. which will be coundent;al,
"LOAN," at thin office. • LeA
CA NV A . 1%1 'P F 1 D CfROHASE,
IMaL for Camit, a DWELLINO ITOUBB, with modern im
provements ; side yard preferred, located north of
Market stroet, and ra.t of Broad atroot. Addroaq
Loyalty," stating locality and price, at Pr 4.9.9
offices mblnAv •
ek WANTED TO PURCHASE - A
Jraimoderate sized three-story Erick HOUSE, in a cen
tral Ideation. Bing have all the modern improvements.
Address , ' " HOLM, " at this office. gating pries, tsrms,
and lncation.
DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER
GENERAL'S OFFICE.—PiniezELPETA, Feb. 9,
M. . _
VESSELS WANTED Sraxtrediately to carry COAL to
the following poi ata :
Tortazaa.
Key West, Fla.
Fort Monroe, Va. •
Alexandria, Va.
. , Newborn, N.C. . .
.. • Port Royal. S.C. A. BOYD,
•• folo4 • • Captain and /mitt Quartermaster.
BOARDING.
WANTED -AN UNFURNISHED
COND-STORY ROOM ANT) BOARDING. la•it
n stet private family. Tinexemitionabin refisr.nee given.
and required. Address ."S. K," 305 WALNUT street.
Inhll-6'
FOUR RESPECTABLE MECHANWS
-A- can le accommodated with BOARD at &la BRUN
FOR SALE AND: TO LET.
FUR • SALIA• NUMBER OF WELL
.: Secured Improved Oronnd Rents of *V to $10) per
anninz. Amyl yto ALFRED FITLER, Conveyancer. No.
Si North SIXTH Street, below ere) street. tnial2-81.
rDR SALE-AN I GHT-H ORS U . , EN
GINE with'atlue.botler, a 20-inch planer. 16 feet.
Graz & Wood 'ti paten t a No. 1 moulding machine. Ap
ply 15:41 SA IPPEN Street. mhl23t*
FOR SALE OR TO LET-THE
new three-story brick donbla house, 88 feet front,
northwest corner of Green and Fifteenth streets. In
quire at 4EO North FIFTH Street nthlt-3tit.
WA DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
.61 , 11. for 51.750. No. 331 CROWN Street. 93 feet front by
46 feet 4 inebes deep, fur sale by
J. E. MITCHELL,
mbl2-31.* 310 STORK Avenue.
ittf, COUNTRY RESIDENCE, BRIS
TOL, PA.—A HOUSE or good dimensions, large
Bround attached, well shaded, and excellent water.
ent low; very convenient situation. both to steamboat
landing and railroad station. Ingnira of
S. AL BROWN.
isolfl2-3t. Railroad Station, Bristol.
FOR SALE-COUNTRY SEAT
and Farm, contsining 95 acre., of land, handsome-
Pe situated. conveni-mt to railroad station, six miles
from Afarket•strept bridge; first-class imnrovementa,
&c. Also. desirable farm, 60 acres, 9 miles west of the
city, within live iniuntes• . walk of a station on the Me
dia Railroad. Apply to R. PST MT,
tribl2 No. 309 WALNUT Street.
ei FOR SALE-THF THREE-STO
RY BRICK DWELLING. No. 411 Spruce street,
With three-story back buildings, and all the modern
Improvements. Lot'extends fr om R
-piglet. PUMA Lan
die street. apply at the S. W. corner , FOURTHand
Entlult Sheets. ... rokill-31,`
DIL.A.W.A.IIB COUNTY
TLeChcyyney Farm. 11,1 noreis; IS woodland, sub
stantial stone Improvements. a grazinz or dairy fsna.
ono of tho best; located at Cheyney'a 81100 station on
\Yea cheter and Phila. Railroad. Apply to JAS. R COL.
hurveyor, aledle,Delaware co., Pa. mhl2-2t*
15! FOR SALE-SEVERAL VALUA
BLE FARMS in Cbeeter and Delaware counties.
Large number in the Stain of Delaware. some of them
line fruit farms. First-class farms in New .Teraey and
State of Maryland. A number in Bucks and Montgome
ry counties. Call and examine resistor. Aunty to
E. PETTIT,
mhl2 • No. 300 WAI,NUP Street,
• 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 hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They prevent miasmatic and IntermittenPfecers.
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach.
They cure Dyspapsis. and Constipation.
• ..ray edit - 1)1mb tea, aolera, Oholarallorbss......
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
They are the best Bitters tn• the world. They make
the weak man strong, and are exhausted nature's great
restorer. They are composed of the celebratedCalisaya
Bark, Cascarilla Bark. Dandelion. CbamomileFlosvers.
Lavender• Flowers, Wintergreen, Anise, Clover-buds,
Orange-peel, Snake-root, Caraway, Coriander, Bur
dock, S.—T,--1660--X., Sea -
The
The following is a sample of the testimony daily re
ceived:
SOLDIERS' HOME. CIECIENATI. 0., Jan. 15. 1963.
Nearrg. P. H. Drake & Co. :
GESTLEMEN: This institution has received and ex
tended aid to over 14.000 sick and disabled soldiers. I
have of late administered the Plantation Bitters is
numerous cases of exhaustion, fevers, want of appetite,
&c., with the most remarkable and gratifying results.
It creates appetite, strength, and cheerfnLness, 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.
, With traPeot, your servant,
DR. 0. W. AZDREWS, Sup't.
WirT,Aan'a Ho?EL,
WAslilliiiTON, D. C., Jan. 22.1563.
GENTLENEV: We reanire another supply
of your Plan
tation Bitters, the popularity of which daily Increases
with the guests of our hot's).
Respectfully,
SYKES, CHADWICK, . CO
CLEVELAND. Dec. 3. IS6.
I had been so ill with Liver Com
plaint and Dyspepsia that I was compelled to abandon
my business. I need three bottles of the Plantation
Bitters, and, to my astonishment, am entirely cared.
They are the best medicine I ever used, and I shall en
deavor to make them known. Please inform me what
S.—T. —IS6C—X. means.
Yours truly, H. B. KINGSLEY.
Dn. W. A. CHILDS, Surgeon of the 10th Vermont Re
giment, writes: I wish every soldier had a bottle of
Plantation Bitters. They are the most effective, per
fect, and harmless tonic. I ever used."
GALT Home, LOUISVILLE. Ky., Dec. 21, : •
Reeks's. P. R. 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,
SILAS F. atiLLER St CO., Proprietors.
N Y., Dec. 21, 1-.;
The Plantation Bitters bare oared
me of the Nrorst 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. Ray. J. S. CATRORN.
BruNnrr Rom, CrSCISRATI, Ohio.
December 20, ISM.
Messrs. Drake R Co.:
The Plantation Bitters appear to be very popular he
Send us twenty cases more, and oblige
Yours truly, T. P. SIITITDERS & CO.
Delicate females requiring a gentle stimnlant, and
clergymen. lawyers. and students exhausted by men-
tal labor. will And the Plantation Bitters a most bens-
liclal tonic
Every bottle has the Jae simile of our signature on
a steel-plate engraving, or it is not genuine.
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and Country Stores
P. H. DRAKE & 00.,
202 BROADWAY, New York
Adfkistn,taplif
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
TO TH:E.-,SOTTIgEtTING
D.R. SWAYNE's
001i:POUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY
Has proved to be the most efficacious remedy yet disco
vered f.ir all pulmonary complaints, Coagns, Bore
Throat, Hoarseness, Asthma, Bronchitis.
mortysl3 (spitting Blood), Short _Breath,
CivinP, Wasting Flesh, Pains and Sore
- nese. Weak Breast,Ticklinglrritation,
or rising in the Throat, Broken
Constitution, from the abuse of
calomel and other causes, •
all Throat, Breast,
and •
Lung
Complaints. Let
uo disease, however
bad it may be, or length
•
• of time it may have existed,
discourage you until you have
tried this great Medicamentum. •
. Wonderful cures have taken place.
When, to all human probability it could
not be possible. The poonlar impression,
strengthened by some scientific opinions, that
• Consumption cannot be cured, has no doubt hastened
the death of many au invalid, by depriving them of the
consolation of hope. Persons afflicted with Pectoral
disease should be supported by every assurance of a cure,
not alarmed by the gloomy, foreboding couuteuances of
those around. For our part, we do not believe that Con
sumption is incurable: and let Physicians theorise as
they will, we haves made of evidence to prove that per
sons having all the symptoms of Consumption, cone"
deep, bloody expectoration, pains, and oppression, sore
throat, diarrhaut, night sweats burning fever, &a..
have been permanently cured Ad- " Dr. &WAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD DERRY." A good
appetite, complete digestion, strength, and a disposition
•for active exercise is sure to follow its use. Thirty
years' experience in this cud foreign countries is con
vincing proof. Beware of all preparations purporting
to contain Wild Cherry. except that prepared by Dr.
s way .. & Bon, the original and only genuine.
Dr. SWAYNI'S Principal Deco, 330 North SIXTH
Street. above Vine, Philadelphia. Sold by Druggists
and Dealers. mh7-irtf
EYE AND EAR.-PROF. J. 'SALO%
Oculist and Aurist, from Leyden, Holland, Is per.
wanently located at No. 511 PINE Street, where he treats
all diameter' of the Bye or Bar scientifically, and gues—
t( °arable. Artificial Eyes inserted without pal n:
N. B.—No charges made for examination. Office hoar.
from fl to 11 o'clock A. Y. and 9 to 7 P. N. %Um*
•• • •
,AIDS, R.A.1.R:8. • R WIGS,
Curls, Friaettea. Cionesinee, Ventilated Wipe, Ven
tilated Scalps of superior maaarsatatre. Prices are lower
than those of a tly other nstablishinent. BAKER'S,
feS4-lat• 150; 009
. .CRESTKIT Street.
.
AIIUSTIM3NTS.
AMERICAN AOADEMY OF M USIO,
Leß!ea and Director
Bxt MAO d .1 Agent
GERMAN 0193-BA
PlIri7AT EVENINCI. gareh• It; 113 M,
FIFTH SUDSW.III"TION NIG i y!, TEE SEA•3O I T.
"DI FRE,Isfl , •
o »era, by C. H . ortiVret*.
FEATS' eat lie aeotred alma.
rtaces ew ennigaott
Reserved Seek it, nfrixet. Pan:met' Circle. frr Bat.
cony ----- - • •
Family Cirri° ...... - , ... . 50
T 00
Amphitheatre • ST '
ts, cents.
cen.
Doom open at 7dell;:le; ("peva comme-mn at B. miliX2t
EXTRA AMXU'UNCETIENT
RRAA'N OPERA
GRAND G ir rf A TINTh
On SATURDAY' AFT p. March 14;
IBS
THE POSIILLIG , OF LeaNJUREA9.
SEATS can be procured at odee.
==l,i.gilli
SPECIAL NOVIC 7 .Z,
TICKETS Alt ,
DIRGPELD'S trjar - Er9l2.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, 10 . ARCD . 1863,
eon be bad at 'b. ACADEMY. and Chinid'a Witte Stout.
corner of SEVENTY' and CYIESTNIX Streets '- ork._ at A.
B !Fa FELD'S Office,ll.3o South BEVOTEI Strum. corner
or Walnut:r,Th
NEW OBBSINUT-STIONT MBA,
Lena.. and Manager Mr. Mr:: Nnturtarr.
THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, Dintv.l. 1858,
FOR THE FIRST TIME.
In this Tbeatre.
ED WIN FORRES".Ts'I.
will appear in his Grand
t Embodiment,ii
from the sublime Snaksp ' Prorm Tragedy of 'Ma' dine
THE SCENERY WILL
name.
THE MELT NO AND
111&eNIFICENT,
While his
GREAT AND DRAMATIC I 32PERSM'ATIOW
Will he supported ity a .
POWERFUL AND DERIVAT.LED CAST.
Mr. J. McCullough as, - - Maaltft
Mr. J. W. Levet - gas as c'atic_ve.
Mr; J. Cavell ac —.. Du um's.
Mr. .1. W. Collier as . . Malcol:v1
Mr: C. Klngsland a.s.: .
.. Rosso.
Mr. O. Becks Ks Ssrten.
.
Mice J. Fleury as Ddaaldhain.
.
Madame Pouts' as Lady Illecbeth.
Mr. W. R. Leak as .4........; ' If seats .
Mr. .T. O. Berndt as ' " FiNs.Wi tell.
.
-
Mr. .1 Martin as %round' Witch.
Miss Mary Wells as . —.
..... ... .. . -.Third Witch.
OrchestralCondnotor ilir. — kluir akssma.
FRIDAY RVSNENCY: March ],1361,
EDWIN FORRcST.
SATURDAY EYEICTICO', Merck I
•
, LUCILLE wEiTHRD.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.—FamiIy Circles, M amiss
Dress Circle, 60 sestet Parquet au& Scipursd Seats I.*
Dress_Circle,.76 cents; Setts in Private Bore" each 4R:
' :Dom open st.7: Ouirtais rises precissl4 at 734 o'clock.
WALNEITSTRKPIT THEATRE.-
, w Role Lessee Mrs. IL A. OSIMATTEON.
Business Agent Mr. TOWN T. DOWNELLY.
GLORIOUS SUN; Ess , .
OF THE POPULAR AND VERSATiMs
Mr. E. EDDY.
THIS (Tburndtty) EVENING, Mardri IFSO,
Will be Presented (fifth time) nevi' rri.,tl /frame of
COLLEEN BANN:
Or, THE BRIDES OF GARRIVNTESVr
Myles-na-Coppaleen Irs: Addy.
Bertfe O'Moore_Poker.
Eily O'ConnorMrs. Alavi.
To conclude with MR. AND MRS. PErUVWD.IFFE.
TOMORROW, Farewell Benefit ofllt 2; MDT.
Doors open et 7: Certain will rise at N.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCELSTMET
THEATRE.
81114 nem , Agent and Treasurer JOS. D; milivFnr.
TENTH
(NhGrs HT )
OFAr E J
n F G MKc E SRII WfIY:T H.
THE ROBBERS;
Charles de Moor . J WILEF4EBOTH.
Francis de Moor Batthaliill.
To couclude with THE LOST SHIP."
Ben Trennant Bart'an - Tiill.
Thnotky Irwin 'wFrant. - "Orecr.
Sally rourde Mrs. (I . 4.lnrie.
FRIDAY. Ilen.St of J. WILKES BOOTH.
In Rehearsal, AURORA FLOYD.
JJar Prices as usual. Seats secured without extra
charge. Curtatn rises at 734' o'dlock.
ABou-sT. THEATRE.—MR ARTUN
4 -. 1 - BILL respectfully announces HIS BRNEFIr is
fixed toy . . .
MONDAY NEXT, Marclll6lll, WS;
LORDVDU be pref,ented. OUR AMERICAN COMM
NDREARY Mr. BARTON KIM
r=.=
GUNNAKEE OF iIOSCOW. mhltinf
D . L. CARPENTER'S
EIGHTEENTH ANTITAL FLORAL BALL
at the AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC, TITEgDAY
EVENING, Apra MIL
Enroll or Gentlemen Tick•t... 53
Can he had of too Iran:mem of John Tlionley,
All Chestnut street; D. L. Carpenter's Dooms. n'ti ADenr
Street. mblo:l2t.'
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, CORNEA
of TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
TENTH WEEK.
WOO DRoF
BOREATIAN TROUPE OF GLASS BLOWERS.
EVERY EVENINO. AND ON WEDNESDAY AND SA.4
TURDAY AFTERNOONS.
The eel ebratedlow.pre.satire Glass Steam-Engine" MO ,
NITOR," made endrcly of glas s . will be in fall opera
tion.
All the marnificent works of art manufactured 11 , the
Company will be distributed stmtnitoneiy to the via•tore.
On WNitiesdav and Saturday Afternoon every Child
will receive a GIFT
On FRIDAY EVENING, 'Afareb 13tb.TOURNKAIKAT"
OF WIT. a SPLENDM 'CASE OF WORK will he - given.
to the author of the worst Connndritm on any sulne^t
The Ark present. each evening. will be a SPLENDID
CASE OF GLASS WORK.
Admission. 15 cte. No half price. Exhibition com
ree.cee in the evening at S o'clock ; aftereoeu al 3 M9-43tfr-
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS -TENTH
and CTIFATNIIT.
OLD AND YOUNG
F
i)iITSMM E **l FOR OLD
BLITZ,.
FIG! O
The dreat MAGICIAN and VENTRILOQUIST, with his
LEARNED CANARY DID, . RIP dive hie new and
EVERY'EVENINO daring the
week. commencing at 73‘ o'clock, and WEDNESDKE
and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at 3. The attractions
will he marvellous: Experiments in Mader. wonderful
powers in Veil frilonnism, and the Learned Canary Birds
in their new charac.ers.
Admission 2.5 cents. Children 13 cents.
91HE • H.AIiDEL AND HAYDN
-m- SOCIETY
Will shin their nest
• • .: CONCERT THIS- EF.ASON.
_.AT MUSICAL FUND HALL,
On. TUESDAY E mute; March 3, ISM.
Tickets - 40 cents. fenittustu tf
HUTCHINSON FAMILY:-"TRIBE
OP ASA. "—Omte'nl to their numerous friends for
the warm and enthusiastic naception on their last visit to
the city, respectfuliy announce their Second CONCERT
for the season at HANDEL AND HAYDN HALL, on
MONDAY Erenipr March 16th, all •anoetrins' singing
their Sours of 'Home, Hope, . and • Hropiness, and.
'The Flair of Our Union Forever. Admission, 25 cte. ;
children, 35. Doors open at 7; Concert 8 o'clock. Also,
by the reeno.st of many families, will rive a Concert 012
Patnrday Afternoon. Starch 14th, r •the benatit of the
Public Schools. Admission for children, 10e. Adult%
2Se, Doors open BLS; Concert at &o'dlock. mlittr •
c ERMANTA ORCHESTRi-PIII3III - 0
REHEARSALS every SATURDAY ANYERNOOJE
at 534 o'clock , at the MUSICAD FUND HALL, CAR E.
SLOTS. conductor. 'rickets &Voents. Packages of five
tickets wl. To be bad of Andre & Co., No. 1101Chastnnt
street: .1. E. Gould, Seventh and Chestnut, and at the
Nall door. n 027-111
HA.SSLER'S OR . OITESTRA.
NEW OFFICE.
914 South EIGHTH Street, below Walnut. del.o-6m
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OP
TEE PINE ARTS,
• 1035 CHESTNUT STREET,
To open daily (Sundays excepted) from 9 A.M. till 6P.M.
Admission 25 cents. Children half price.
Shares of stock &SC. 3y9
HOTELS.
THE 'UNION," ARCH STREET,
Clhetween THIRD and FOURTH: Philadelphia.
The undersigned, loving renewed the lease of the
above popular Hotel fora series of years, would respect
fully call the attention of the Travelling Public to its
central locality, either for business or pleasure.
The house will be entirely renovated:tad refurnished;
and kept in such a manner as, to merit, as heretofore, a
liberal share of Public Patronage.
With many thanks to former Friends and the Travel
ling Public. ae trust we may have the pleasure of wait
ing upon them again on visiting this city.
pT:
wswEsit
propri
THOMAS MAS S. WBBB &SON,
etors
BRA' , DRETH HOUSE,
Co' ner of BROAD
ETS. WAY, W
CANAL an
, d LISPENARD
• STEE NE YORK
CONDUCTED ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
The Rho. a Hotel is located in the most onitrat part of
Broadway, and can be.re•clted b. omnibus °rel." , CMS.
from all the eteamb oat 'antilop aud - railro'.4l Odpots.
The rooms are eleesntly tarnished; Many of themare
constructed in suits of comninnicatingearlors and cham
bers, suitable for ftunilies and parties travelling to
gether.
Meals served at all hours.
Single Rooms (rem 50 cents to $4l per day.
Double Booms from $1 to $11.60 per day.
:dereco .rnS. enß•Pto & 114.,
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE
ISSORANC3 CONPANX.
OFFICE, 413 WALITUT STREW, PRILADTILPIILL
CAPITAL $200,000.
This Company continues to take risks on the safer
/lames of Property at low rates.
The public can rely upon its responsibility. and ability
to pay loeaes promptly. Its disbursements for the bans !
of the public, daring the last nine years, exceed
500,000 DOLLARS
and we respwittilly solicit its favor in the taticre.
DIRECTORS.
CHAS. I. DUPONT. JERRY WALKER,
JOHN W. CLAOHOEN, JOHN THORNLE,
C. E. HEAZLITT. ABRAHAM HART.
DAVID BOYD. JR., PETER 8. HOF., of N. Y.I
WM. N. SWAIN, FORMAN SHEPPARD,
JOSEPH KLAPP H. D., N. S LAWRENCE,
THOMAS DRAIM, JOHN SUPPLER
THOMAS CRAVEN, President.
A. a OILLRTV, Vice Presideat,.
JAS. B. ALVORD. Secretary. ayy3.l.nr
WANE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO,
dp6 CHESTNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
EIRE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
DIRECTORS.
1 E. D. Woodrall,
Oen. A. West,
John Kessler, Jr.,
Chas, Stokes,
A. U. Itosenlielm,
Josep D. Ellis.
MR. President. '
lARDSON, Vice 'President
RD. Flaniasurc r init.-MI
Franett N. Eclair,
Chas. Richardson,
Henry Lewis, Jr.,
John W. Svercaan,
Yhllip S..lnstice.
0. W. Davis,
FRANCIS N. BU(
CHARLES RICH.
WILLIAMS T. RI.ANCIIA'
z ia gE t e NOTICE.
ire igS i t
• Tin STEAMERS OF
. .
•
,THE PNTLADILFHIA AND NSW YORK
EEPBESS:' STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Will resume their regular daily trips between 'KULA
DELPHLA AND NEWYORK,
ON 'IITESDAY, MARCH 10, 1563.
FREIGHT taken ou.rensonnbla term', and through
(loin either city in TWENTY-FOUR TI OURS.
For further information apply to the Agents.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE,
1.4. S. DELAWARE Avenue, Philadelphia.
JAMES HAND,
mhl2-6t 117 WALL Street. New York.
GOVERNMENT SALE-WILL BE
sold, by order of the War Department, at nubile
Auction, at ALLEGHENY ARSENAL, Pittsbnrg,
to the highest bidder, at 10 o'clock A. M. 0 WEDNES
DAY, March 18.1683. the following Hafted States pro-
Porty,
32,600 pounds of Scrap Iron.
1,000 Steel.
12,000 " " : Leather.
1,100 Powder Barrels.
• .1.500 Bullet Kegs.
1,500 Pact ins Boxes.
Terms cash. B H. R. WHITELEY.
mh3-nt Major of Ordnance._
-UNIVERSAL CLOTHES-WRINGER,
saves its valae in at of clothes every eix mouthe.
No. 1. Large Family Wringer $lO. With coga.
No. 2, M , ilium Family Wringer—. 7. Warranted.
No. 2.. 4 5, Medium Family Wringer. • $ 6. Without 01 P ,
No. S. Small ramily.Wringer 6. Not warranted.
No Wringer can be durable without coq-wheals.
WALCOTT & BURNHAM, 121 CIiFSTNIIT St.
Exclusive Agents for Eastern l'ennsyl
mhe-if-Imo
MICROSCOPES, SPECTACLES, AND
SPY-oLesase, rot Insentg for I: 1 1 40
NV.
. .7
924 C SAVA.
del3-amit
C. AIMIRUTZ.
-.ADOLPH DISOFELD.
mhlo-tuthslm