ot as AT THE HOTELS,
u p TO 12 O'CW= LAIR MORT.
reet. below Minth.
Johh G Anthony, Ginn, 0
J W Wields, West Chester
B Hickman, West Chester
Dr Bolles, Prov, R I
Wm Porter, Mass
Wm Hlanohard, New York
0 Palmer
Ines Wellpter, New York
J W Brown,New Jerenv
R L Meneh, Harrisburg
C H Moulton, W'orcaster
B W Vatll, Worcester, Masi
Win V Murray. rg
James Potter, Jr Lewiet• Yu
Barra L Young,
A M aallada, Reading, Pa
J P Penney,twf. Ha rrisb'g
M B Lowry, Brie. PM
Eli Bowen, Pennn
H S Raked, Reeding
H Dickinson, Trenton
W H Clark, Connecticut
Semi Colville, New York
Geo Clark, Jr
J A Cottingharn & la. City
W H Gillman, New York
Cot Ro [nets, U 8 A
Mr Stewart, Ohio
L E Baker, Yarmouth. Ya
E M P King & le, W'sah
H A Seller & la
P=M;
N J
C
~, Washington
ti,!,lwater, Prima
,1„.0,, Penn&
Velma
fork Flaxen
Virooatar. 0
wille . o,all Riser
10, Newark, N J
Pallßiver
New York
~lelmek, Patina
1 II Okie,Pror,R I
; 0 soirgea,Prov,R I
,:othridge, Maryland
Fi,nor,Cheater.Pa
w t.-, Mrietta. Pa
-bonne , Peru. S A
Hart & wf, Wi t ,,be n
L e wm„Waahinaton
„ tri s, rrovidence
inry, Delaware
Oarrien,
Satin.s Baltimore rIJ
ti VeZill,billereefibOTO
h u e . Newborn
;my, New Jeney
Mr Crawford. Harrisburg
.1 Dunham, Boston
A H Light, Pennsylvania
• d Chestsiut streets.
A 13 Glazier, Arnesville, 0
J W Price, New York,
J C Wilbur, New York
W 0 Fowler, New York
Jos Sharp, Baltimore
John W Welch & hi, N J
J R Foster, Now York
Mrti J M Brayer, New York
Geo II Mum ois, Sam Frau
1, S Foster, New York
P Holt, New York
10l Shoch i _Colo Colombia, Pa.
r Johnston moons, Carlisle
C L Bailey & la Harrisb'g
I) N Piokering, Baston
Isaac hl Cato, Boston
A. 0 Blood: Boston
Coo .W Wiley, a Louis
Dr W El Cc,swell, Conn
Dr W Mwhite, ileum
Robt B Dona% Ea land
John Rowe & wf. N . Y
JColby, Now York
W Beals, Jr, Boston ll
T 'Beals, Boston
1J T.Siewart, Council Hint!
J W &mate, :Boston
F, 13 All nutt, Baltimore
F Squire, New York
L Denison, Jr, New York
J Brown, Washington, B C
0 R Messersmith, Poona
Gov A 0 Curtin. Harrisburg
6 R Spaulding, Boston
JJ Hied, New Jo - set
0 Wier at la New I( ork
Miss sannuer, ~rillif ,otx
Mrs 8 Barton, New York
M Rent, Ohio
Mm J 0 Allen & son, TrY
B D Bell, Lexington, Ky
Rev G 11 Crooks, New York
o H Hodgson, New York
Gee W A Williams, N Y
Thos A Sealer, Davtou, 0 ,
'4 H Munroe , -Sel•Praneisoo
IF W Ludlow, Chicago
T Mathews, Baltimore
9 B Stryker &la
P Brenta, MB, Pa
,luental — Ninth
.3 Alleman, New York
Akron, 0
niranr, U S A
d cic
14Pittflmrg
Horo, 000 U
vll. -eton
'Perrlne, New JorneY
M D, Penna
I,ltrc.ll, Columbia
ici rift, bt LOnirS
J R Doolittle,Win
liaurr, Now York
Woman, Cincinnati
II Filmier. Denton
sann , gen & la,Boston
rtit,m & 14101 Y
;Now et la, Boston
W Lewis& la. N Y
Brewer, New York
& WC, Wan 1 3 7.,, x B CI
plioinreen, New Mir
per Katto. Lowlat.'n, Pa
staalry, Brooklyn
jai; (Jordon ,Baltimore
Aram, NeW York
VonCalts, tier _York
, r (for mercy. DI X
N MaroY, New York
Earn, New ork
Cincinnati
leant, New York
inrariehonse, Balt
tit, Winton
tines, New York
0 Craig,_ USA
vybolt, D C
taaraw, Lancaster .
lawn, New York
Cobb, New York
nylon New York
.
8•13 Cobb, Neer York
JBeeoher York
), Tuttle, New York
Nears, New York
D C Serentont N Y
Derlow. Toledo, Ohio
Muir, Wftehington,D C
fliing,Lebanon, 14 14
Dooley, Tolrtio, Ohio
rkuninings, PR
eireheatta'—Foluth
tc Rahman. Obio
Sraden, St Pant
Johnston St wf, Parma
Mary land
RCrav ford, Parma I
i r ymi, mar, land
Ooerd
Milford, New Amy
'Corleia, New Jersey
Cattle, Coat ecticut
Atwater, Connecticut
Si McHugh. Gallitzin
.f Phillip!, New Cititle
slower. New Cannel
J Cook, New Giallo
Roberta, Obio
Hombrep„ KUM!
S Si rickla p
nd , Heading
C Schweitzer, Obio
14 C Pearce, Dehow
it F Shoemaker Newbury
Bronson, N 'York
Ansearlosn--Chertnu
r P Brooks
W C Lefferts, Now Jersey
E Bran, New York
TI H Sbob, Blanch Chunk
We New York
et) C Scott,ll l inois
.lones k wife, New York
PP Elmer, Bridgeton
iP B Hrlnton, Pennsylvania
S Chspin, Jersey city
C Knight, New York
St. I.owir—t:lheatatut
E L tfollivan.Woshington
Sll 0 old fonith, Baltimore
Benjßurroufghtf, N Jersey,
Theo H Van Nnye,N Jersey
Barrle, New York
ticLaughlin,Brooklyzi
Bradfield & 4m, Ohio
J R Hunt, Darner,'llle,Ohio
11R Brown, Barnecyl , l6,o
L ;Johnson & 114, New York.
R Maxwell, U 8
11 C Taft & la, Masa
W B Hand, N York
JR Lawrence. Baltimore
W N Kilpatrick. N .1 .
John Ellerby, Roobester
The Union—Arch street, tabors Third.
F d Rauch Readir g 8 T Cooper. Lewistown
(3,, , V Boyles, Pennsylvania 'Daniel ißnively, Indiana
t. Henderson , Pennsylvania Miss Bnively, Indiana •••
1 Rally S Prince, New York
National—Race •
3 H Miller, Weissport,Pa
Je4 , 40 R Shane, Wilkesbarre
Geo Levan, Lancaster
11 11 Runs, New Jersey
_Henry Watson, Jersey City
A Philips, Pennsylvania
,T Eckman, Columbia
Commercial—Sixth et
hmeslnaer_, Oxford
'Wm Warker.LOOlaVaill
C Wentz, Delaware
Jmnsql Criatey, Dalawato
E Willa, U N
C P Wickersham, Penna
R P Clayton, Delaitare
E C Talntor, Maasaohusetta
StritoirlUnion—Slxth and Market, *tricots.
John H Peareol, Lancentor'DM Richarda,l3;iver co, Pa
7 l'i'?saftf'ArVi: New York
1111El l iggii . f:g2finP
A Iticlac,_lndisina co, Pa E 6 Taman, Chanter co
If Fink, Potterrilie - W B.DaVison,Princeton,NS
Madison—Second St., above Market.
Beej Sheppard, Maryland IT. Reed
V NA' Rte, MarylandM H Dreber,Stroudebg,Pa
Cooper, Jr, .0 e 1008.113 C Swift
H Norton, Reading_ IJ A Petherman
7as 13 Andrews la, 1( J JEW Ivies di la, New Jersey
Black BearThkril
lane Woodruff, Attleboro
Yerkee, Pennsylvania
T Yorke% Penneylvanis
Abraham Boatman, Pa
Baelen Gibson, 'New Botta
Wm Lovejoy, Attleboro.
J Brenennan & la. Ohio
L R Appleton & son, Pa
L Reade,Bomerton
add Eagle—Third •
B J Dreher, Pottsville
A F Bertolet, Reading
M C Fetter, Bethlehem
Geo A Yohe, Bethlehem
Jonathan Smith, Backe co
A H Dankol, Lehigh co, Pa
mount Vernon—Second street, above Arch
T W Jones, New ,York R Howard, New York
B B Ooldemith, Baltimore N Jobiudon Sirotithiburg
Crawford, Hoiden Chas W RidgeWaY La rs
J Jones, Boston W Reynolds, Ohio
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Foßms or V/MBE. •
BE THB BABB OP TOWER HALL.
Doubtless, my readers think it strange
That I should take no wider range,
Through different forms of verse,to tell
Of the themes my fancy loves so well.
Why not in Spencer's stanzas sing
That Bennett's coats are "quite the thinell
Or, in Minoritc blank verse, shoW
His prices are extremely low ?
Why not, i a Dryden's splendid lines,
Where grace with energy combines.
The strength of Bennett's pants declare.
And prove his volts aro good as fair?
As every mystery I dated,
The truth shall plainly be expressed:
The verses of the deistic age
Are rather sortie to salt the ;mate
Of public , journals, on whose track
I drive my Heliconlan hack; -
And lines, eight syllables in length,
Constructed with sufficient strength,
(Like Scott's. for instance,) have the power
To sing the charms of,BelmeWs Tower.
Or any enbject;thongh as grand
'As human intellect has planned;
But when I try a theme so rare,
In conscious weakness, I despair.
The largest assortment of Ready-made Clothing in
Philadelphia, of all qualities, styles, and prices. on hand.
and selling much below market rates. at
TOWER HALL, Ito. 518
CO.
MARKET' Street.
BENNETT .k
DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE. LINIXBNT 18 A
certain remedy for Neuralgia..
COUGH COUGH! COUGH!—WHY BE TllOll
- with Coughe, Colds, Iloareenese, or any Pulmo
nary Complaint, when so stile a remedy as JAYNE'S
Expectorant can bo obtained? Sold at 242CCHESrNIIT
intal-2t
ONHYSIOB CLOTHING, OF THE TJATBST
rrmts, made in the Best Manner, expressly for BBTAIL
SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked. in Plaid VS-
Nurse. All Goods made to Order warranted sattsfaabinr:
Our ON - A
-Pawls SYSTISII 1 / 3 strictly adhered to. Ail are
thereby treated attire.
del2-1T JONES & CO., 604 MARKET Street. •
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE 1
THE SW IR THE WORLD.
WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR'S celebrated Hair Dye
Produce/fa color not to be dlettnantehed from nature:
warranted not to Injure the hair In the least; remedies
the ill effeets of bad dyes, and Invigorates the hair for
life. OUT. RED. _ or RUSTY BAIR instantly turns a
twiendld Black or Brown, leaving the hair soft and
beautiful. Sold by all Dregglate, tee.
*it - The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCEIB
LOll. on the four *idea (if each box.
FACTORY. No. 81 BARCLAY Street.
(Late 233 Broadway and 16 Bond street.)
sty2S-ly New York.
8--T-1860—X.
MUMPS PLANTATION BITTERS.
They purify, strengthen, and invigorate.
They ereate a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects of dissipation and late hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the mind.
They Prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevers.
They parity the breath and acidity of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Dior'obe, Cholera, and Cholera Morbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache-
They and the best BITTRES in the world. They make.
the weak men strong, and are exhausted nature's great
restorer. They are made of pure St. Croix Bum, the cele
brated Callsaya Bark, roots and herba, and are taken
with the pleasure 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.
7 aniggists , Hotels, and Saloons. P. B. moo ar co..
20 BuosnwAy. New York. ee24-6m
MdLA-11,1 : 133E1I 3 .
•
ramax--FREDinucK.—Royamtrer &i,elM2by tho
Geo r 1
ZelisA4g3s4hlit..lll(' J. A. Catille to NUS Sate y.
Faxis—micKratioar. c -In - the Illth inet., by Friends'
ceremony', Willtnm R. Ellis to Gerrie 8. Dioketson,both
of this city.
VICKLENBISIIG—BRRWER. —On the l6th instant, by
Rev. 0. IL WWI., A swans B T
klenberg to Mt"
Lontwßrewer, both of city. B.
" .
DWINTO2I—B I Dindt. --On the 16th Instant, Rey. hr
J. W. Jackson, John Dewinton, of South WaICS to
.., cathArizio Biddle,. of Philadeithis. '.
.
DIED.
GILLIRGRAM.—On the 20th Instant, Harry. inn ne
George and Louisa K. Gillingham, aged 2 Yew' &ad 6
months,
His funeral mill take_plaee fromthe residence of his
Wironeats, No. 941 New Yirket street, on seeced.day,
It fr
il .)2M inst. ,'.at To!olook F. M., To procaed . to
oT.—On the nth inst., kn. Wilrnot, ill the filet
nfil 9 Mil sic •
street, ibellose , Alkirstit•
P I Bath, Pelmare
G Sanderson, Scranton
S Pastorions, BeW York
W Scott Penni
P Barrett, Missouri
D C Lionbsrger, Missouri
A Conkle, Ohio
Ireiter, Ohio
H M Irwin, Franklin, Pa
O W Miller, Penna
W Smedley, Boston
W MeDieety. Smithfield
W Hoyt, New York
D'r LB Bewley Penna
S Morrie wf, theater 03
S Meek, Jesus'/ tile
W Look, Ohio
T P Simpson, M Chunk
lt Roby, New York
W T Sleek, Illinois
IC Boyers. Clarion, Pa
street, above Fifths
J D Marshbank, Lane, Pa ,
J 11 Black ley &la,Ms.ryland
M Ehrich, Now York
W Burtch, Indiana
E R Elmer, Bridgeton, NJ
Whiting, New Orleans
JII Dunbar, ÜBE
I Deromps
J B Winterstein, Pawls
J E,Slllott. Hallsboro,
°soar Jansen,e Obi()
street, usierve Third.
A Davis, Cape of Good Hone
W Atkinoon,Colunibus, 0
S L Bowler, Orono, Me
W C Potter, Noir York
John Silcox, Dbinware
W Male, New York
Jas Nelson, Pittobnto
.1 0 Jones, Norfolk, Va
Dr Dearing,Boston
John Adams, New York
i Mies H Mitchell, el Bedford
Henry Milohell,New Beard
A Howling, London
olt Mullikin Maryland
I F Mullikin ,
eet. above Third.
JaesTeggart, New Jersey
John C Stanton.
Henry Gressong, Pottsville
John 1' Gressong,Pottsville
John Sarpee, lowa
Henry Rudisill, Missouri
reet. above Chestnut.
A Salem S A
Chas Simkins, S
Louts T Plitsbnrg
C A. Vogel, Philadelphia
ratted° laquett, Phtlad.
Virtu Smedley, Penna
A F Conrad, Pennsylvania
t. above GallovehUl.
l:Tomlinson, Somerton
Semi Garner, Doylestown
Isaac S Trotter. Yard ley v'e
Semi ii. Neeld,Yardlexvi ll e
0 P Janney, "rardtertille
Jae Buckman. Week tato We
F T Beane, Pennsylvania
ISM Fell, Backs co, Pa
I Edward Roads, Somerton
above Callovrhill.
Chas Mohr, Bethlehem
Wm Waltz Bethlehem
M Reeder, Bucks co, Pa
Wm Beans, Bucks co, Pa
B Beane, Buoke co, Pa
PILE.-0n December 239, 1E62, on the U. S. steam
gunboat "Paul Jones." off .st stomas, Ga., Dr Charles
H. Pile, Addatent Surgeon U. S. Navy, In the 24th year
of hie age.
father, Ode. (Saturday) afternoon, at 4 o cloc
The funeral will take place from the te. s idree se o e f v li c l i s
at Pine-street Church.
HAaSON —On t h e e vening
_o_fM .o arch 18th, John Has
son, Sr., formerly , of Alexandrii4 v
Tne male friends and therclattcsfuonfera from
family i xe i m
iveetfully invited to attend
resid eu,e, .
No, 631 Coates street, this (Saturday) morning,
o'clock.To proceed to Wilmingten. a
at half
SHaEe.—On P Onlhilth instant, Parke Shoe, the 88th
year of his age.
His friends, and those of the family, are invited to
attend his funeral, from the residence of hie son-tu
law, George Rush, Cuncordvil e, Delaware county, ea.,
this Oaturday) intoning, at 10 o'clock. To proceed
to Friends' Burial Ground, Sandy Bank, Delaware coun
ty. The cars leave the depot Eighteenth and Market
streets, at five minute, before eight o'clock. for Concord
ville Station.
WHITNEY.—On
age. Lout
of the 19th instant, in
the
04th
year of her age. Louisa Caldwell, wife of John
R. Whitney, and daughter of Jeremiah Butler, all of
this city.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend ter
funeral, to-day, (Saturday.) at 30 o'clock A. M., from
the residence of her husband, No. 214 West Logan
Square, To proceed to Woodlands Cemetery.
BESS.—Of diptberia, on the 18th instant, Horace,
youngest son of David M. and Sarah Hess, aged 15
menthe and 19 days.
The relatives funeral from
are reepectfull paxvitd to
attend the funeral, from tile residence of hients, 105
Buttonwood street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at 2
o'clock. To proceed to Mount Vernon Cemetery, *
BUSK —Ou the 19th instant, Mrs. Mary Bush, Wife of
Jchlt BEIPb. aged 66 years.
CAMPBELL. On the 19th instant, Sarah A Campbell,
aged 82 ears. *
WEAVER.—On tbe 18th Instant, Angeline, only daugb.-
te ref Peter and Lonisa Weaver, in her 16th year. *
- 111, A K FLORENTINES A
116 W thin material, 3-4 and. 8.4 wide..
Black 13arage Hernani 3-4 and 8-4 wide.
Black Bareges 3-4 and 8-4 wide.
—Blank Crape Mimi ma 3-4 and 8-4 wile.
Black Chalya and Crape-Tammatans.
Black Bombazines and. Summer Bombazines.
Black Gros-grain and Pettit de Sole Silks.
Black Glassy Lyons Taffeta Silks.
Black Tamises and Nousselines,
Juat Received ky
BBSSOB' 8c soli, MOUNTNG STONE,
No. 919 CHESTNUT Street.
MODE ALPACAS, ALL QUALITIES.
Leather-Naomi mohair.
Mode-colored Delaines.
Tacon Clgths and Taffetas. •
FOURTHANDELL,_
and. ARUM
ETRE & LANDELL, .FOURTH AND
ARON, have the extra largo-size
J leek Thibet Long Shawls.
8.4 Black Merino. for Shawn
Summer Mourning Shawls.
FIRST CONGREGATION&I,
CHURCH, THOMPSON Street, below Front
Yr.:inching on RABBATII MORNING, at 'IO.V o'olook i
&rd . j,e. EygNrive
,_ . /ke t o'clock, by Rev D. L.
"AIL: Finhlict.--'`Algl l 0 01/rlai," Rivingers
are invited; '
- tm -- SIXTEEN/141 ANNIVERSARY. OF'
- 11 the JUVENILE MISSIONARY SOCIE CY of the
°teen Wreck M. R. Church, to-morrow (Sunday) after
noon, at half-past two o'clock. it*
fi.' - v•- • CLINTON-STREET PRESBYTE-
I« RLSv C HURMI will be open for Divine Worship
TO-MORROW RVERINO, at 7X, o'clock. Sermon by
Rev. MaROH. • It* •
MARCH -ST FLEET PRESBYTEI
CRIIRCII.--The Rev. W. 8. PLUMKR; D. D ,
will preach TO-MORROW at 10 o'clock A. M.. and 734
Y. M. • •
MREV. J. WALKER JA C KSON WILL
Trench in the ONION VOLUNTEER REFRESH
MENT SALOON on SUNDAY Evening next at half Past
7 o'clock.
IMRELIGION, AND CHURCH OF THE
NEW TESTAMENT.—A, brief merles of Sermons
On these subjecta. by T. H. STOCKTON, Wlll. commence
(D. V.) SABBATH ?CANING, at 10Y; o'clock, at the
Chapel corner of ELEVENTH and WOOD Streets. Do
MST. CLEMENT'S.CIEURCH, TWEN
TIET ,61 AND CHERRY Streets. —The Rev.
TREADWELL WALDEN will enter upon his duties-as
Rector, to-morrow, Sunday, the 22d Dust. Morningeer
rice at 10%; afternoon at 23‘.
111.--.• FIRST REFORMED D Tirtl
CHURCH. SEVENTH and. SPRING WOMEN
Streets. Rev. J. H. Suydam, Pastor, will (D. V. )
preach to-morrow. Service in the morning at half-past
ID o'clock, in the awning at 7g o'clock.
IZV' SPIRITUALISM—MISS EIVIDIA.II.II."R
-DINGE will lecture at SADIBO3I STREET_ HALL,
OR tiIIDTDAY, at 1.0 3( A, lit , "On Hero Worship," and at
73i P. M, on. "The Temple and the Priest." Admittance
6 cents. its
SPRING GARDEN, below Broad etree t.—Rev!
R. A. GARDEN. D. D.. will preach to Young Men, TO
MORROW (Sunday) EVENIMG, at 7% o'clock. Sub
ject—" The Times In whlcb we Live." Seats,will be
provided for strangers.
MSIP GEORGE'S M. E.- CIRURCEI,
POLIRTR street. above RACE.—A. sermon in be
half of the POOR will be preafhed in this Church TO
MORROW (Sabbatb) - EVRNING, at 734 o'clocit,and a cOl
lection taken to aid the Home Missions Society is its
mission of mercy. THOMAS ry
T. MASON,
IL. Chairman Committee on Publics Meetings.
REV. H. O. HENSON WILL DELL
ver a sermon in the Baptist Church, corner
BROAD and BROWN strepts, TO-MORROW (Sabbath)
EVENING, at 7)4 o'clock, when a collection will be taken.
to aid the Home Missionary Society in its mission to the
sick and suffering podr. _ THOMAS T. MASON,
Chairman Committee on Public Meetings.
THE SEVENTY-FOURTH MEET
fr..
IWO of the ARMY COMMITTEE of the Y. M. C.
A. for the Spiritual and Moral Welfare of our Soldiers,
will be held in the Moravian Church, corner 'FRANK
LIN and WOOD Streets, on SABBATH. EVENING,
March= ISB3, at 734 &Cock,
Rev. A. A. BUNKE, Pastor, Rev. WM. P. BREED,
and others, will address the meeting. The pubic is
invited.
MOUR MISSION TO THE POOR AND
IMED-Y.—Rev. .1. S WILLIS will Preach TO
MORROW (Sabbath) -MORNING, in the Union M. E.
Church, FOURTH Street, below -Arch, at 10X o'clock.
After the sermon a Collection will be taken to aid the
Acme Miss onary Society in. ministering to the wants of
the poor under its care. THOMAS T, MASON,
It Chairman Committee on Public Meetings.
REV. T. J. SHEPHERD WILL
preach the Sixth of the Series of Sermons on the
"Seven Churches of Asia . "TO-MORROW (Sunday)
EVENING, at 7Y o'clock. in the First Presbyterian
Church, N. S., BUTTONWOOD Street, below Sixth
street. Sujiject—"Philadelphiai orthe Church Struggling
agairift weakiaess.
r - 3 . PORT ROYAL AND .RMANCIPA.
TION.—The FORT ROYAL RELIEF COMM! C
TEE of this city, will celebrate its first anniversary by
apublic meeting in CONCERT HALL next THURSDAY
EVENING, the 20th inst. Hon. JOHN A. BINGHAM,
of Ohio, and other distinguished speakers, will take part
in the proceedings. mit2l-tf
MPENNSYLVANIA. COIL.
pa-NT-OF MICHIGAN,-,Notice is hereby given,
that th e Anneal Meetinal of the "Btockholdere - of the
PENNSYLVANIA MINING COMPANY O 1 MICHIGAN
will be held at the 0111 cc of the Company, No. 417 WAL
NUT Street, Philadelphia, on MONDAY, April 6th, 1869,
at 12 o'clock M., at which time and plans an election for
Nine Dixectors, to serve for one year, will be held.
S. M. DAY, Secretary.
Dated Philadelphia, March 20, 1923. mh2l34t
THE YOUNG MEN'S CHIR.ISTIANI
IM .
ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA.—The Re
gular Monthly Meeting of this Azeociation will beheld
on MONDAY EVENING, March 23, at 73G o'clock, at the
Rooms, Noe. 1009 and 1011 CHESTNUT Street. Mr.
CLIFFORD P. McCALLA will read an Essay on "Na
tional Morale." Strangers are alwaye welcome.
mh2l-20 GEORGE COOKMAN, Preeideut.
itat• MISS EMMA HARDING'S , WILL
give a Historical Lecture on MONDAY Evening.
March 23, at the UNION YOU:RITMO RSFESH
kMENT SALOON. Proceeds for the benefit of Saloon.
Admission 10 cents. Soldiers of the Union free. inlard-at
MEETING oti , TINE JOURNEY
MEN ROUSE PAINTERS' ASSOCIATION will be
held at the WETRERILL HOUSE. SA NSOAI street, above
Sixth. on SATURDAY EVENING, March 214, at eight
o'clock. Every member in earnestly requested to attend.
All Journeymen that are not members are particularly
invited to be present.
G. W. HAINES. President.
WK. C. Grrnissrs, Secretary. lt*
r 3. CROMWELL AND THE TIMES.—
Max EMMA HART/MOB will lectate o MUSI
CAL POND HALL, on FRIDAY EVEN No, the 27th
inst.,--t 8 o'clock, on ' Oliver Cromwel and the
T i mes." Ticket s 10 cents. Per sale at T. B. Palsies,.
Sixth and Chestnut streets; S. Barry's, Fourth ana
Chestnut streets; and at S3M Race street. Proceeds for
Miss Hardinge's institute For Versales. .nshl7-tuthade
11#4 , •• NATIONAL -lINION CLUB F
"f100.:7 9 . PHILADELPHIA.
The Committee will sit daily 14 the Rooms of the NA
TIONAL UNION zxEcirrlvn COMMITTEE.
COMMONWEALTH BUILDING,
_CHESTNUT Street, above SIXTH.
Prom three to five o'clock P , M., and from seven to nine
o'clock P. N., to enable all persons loyal to the Union to
sign tbeConstitution, and become members.
ALGERNON EL ROBERTS, President.
S. Sxrcen LEIDY, Secretary. mhl6-6t
MNATIONAL UNION CLUB. —A
BIEBTING of the Club will be held on
SATURDAY EVENING,
.MAROEI 21,
At the Rooms or the
NATIONAL UNION CITY, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE..
cottmonwEAwril BUILDINV, CHEBTNOT STREET,
Above Sixlb at 7% o'clock. The Club will be addressed
B.
MORTON
WILLIAM If.
GILPIN, WM.
B. MANN, and WILLIAM If. BULL, Ens.
Lost Citizens will have an opportunity of signing
the Constitution.
ALGERNON 8. ROBERTS, President.
. S. Farroau LUDT, Secretary. mh2o-21
lINION LEAGITE IN. THE TWENT Ir
-11- FOURTH WARD.
eS n meeting of the 'Union League In the Twenty
fourth ward, held March 18, I=l, the following officers
were elected
VRESTDOST.
N. B. BROWNE.
VICE-PRE3LDENT3,
E. SPENCER MILLER, JOHN B. COLAHSN,
THOMAS S. ELLIS,
____LJAKES STILLER.
DISIWTOI49.
Samuel Field. T. M. Wittbergar.
James N. Marks. J. R. lifeCurdT,
Henry 0, Townsend. B. Andrews Knight,
Edward Miller,
C Eakin. Henry C. Lea,
. N. •
1
TREABITRER. BECRBTAU.
Clarence H. Clark.. Henry E. Rood.
The Directors were appointed a Committee to receive
the names - of those desirous of joining the League.
The next meeting will I,e held at half past seven
o'clock on WEDNESDAY evening next. March 23, at
SANDER'S I STITUTE,TH CRT Y -NINTH Street. above
Market. HoCURDY.
mh2O.3L. Secretary, pro tem.
M• PRACTICAL CHEMISTRY:- TUE
Spring Course of afternoon instruction is Ma
pipulations, Experimental Illustrations, aesting, and
'Analysis in the Laboratory of the Polytechnic College,
Will begin on MONDAY. arch Eid.
•Appf fr an d to 6P. M. at the College Bolding, MAR
KET S tree t west PEXEQUARB
rah2D-31! AL DL. KENNEDY, AL D.
• •• •A. :4 : •
AND =• HWARK PHILADELPHIA CITY
PASSENGER R ILTIOADCOMPA.NY. BERNS STREET.
BELOW FOURTH . —PHLLADSLPIIIA. March 6, IBM •
A special meeting of the Stockholders of this Company
will be held at their office, on SATURDAY. March 31st,
at It o'clock A. ,to take action npon the Supplement
to the Charter, apiored March 4, IBM
By order of the ard of Directors:
mks -Lit HARM IL ABBOTT, Secretary.
MONUMENT CEMETERY No-
WTlCll.—en woes/omen! of OD cents on each and
taxation)ot in the Cemetery (not heretofore exempted from
will be doe and payable at the office of the
Ceme.ery, No. 141 North - SIXTH Street, on the let day
of April next.
The payment of K4O on any one lot, together with
the assessments now dne, will exempt the same from
taxation or asseeement forever - hereafter, if paid before
the let day of April next; if paid a ft er that time, the as
sessment then falling due must be paid in addition...
rahl7-taPl • E. TAYLOR Secretary
Or CITY CO r IMMISSIONEIELS 9 OFFICE.
REST/Lti
tr.iAvißulitibruary 21, 186:t
ne of i te ll init Er l. B lQ ß LES by less
TO HOTRL AND
mßltru'retaanthoners- •—•"litesi"rt.
Applicants tor Mores will apply at THIS OFFICE.
ae
the
by ite g
d,ri tAsse ,
vi mbly, approved April:2o, UM,
on the followin
WARns.
First..., .... i Monday . . March 2. DIM
Second .•• •• .... ' Tuesday, -" 3
Third SDI Fonrtit • Wednesday, " 4'
Filth ... y. .............................. ' ' 0 .
Sixth ........ , ....... ........... Friday, '' 0: ' •
Seventh and Eighth • Monday, " 9.
Ninth and Tenth. Tuesday, " 10.
Sieventh . .................... Wed/10801117*. '. /1. '
Twelfth and Thirteenth Thnrsday. " 12,
Fourteenth and Fateenth. ..... Friday, ip. ix 46
Sixteenth. . . ..... „ .............. Monday. " Hi, ' '
Seventeenth. .. .„.. .. . ... Tuesday, " 27, • •
E wen teenth and .......................... " I ' A "
Ttiety... .. . .. t ... Ninetee n t h.- •
Thunder, " 3/4 "
Twenty-nrst and Twenty - seccmd . ... .......... ... ...Friday, *" 10. ••
Twenty-third and T wenty Monday,
1 ., . .................... Monday, " 23, ,
Twenty-nfth .................... Tuesday„ '' 21, '
(027-to m 1126 , JAMMI sile.W. Clerk.
----
OPYI.OIO OF TWO EITI-RalooNnuz.
MTIGT TO VII ARMY la D IiIAVY. PIIIIADSip
You, October 24, 1802.
Wounded Soldiers and Sailors desirous of availing
themselves of the National AmproPriallon for supplying
Artificial Limbs, otiould apply immediately at the aloe
of tbe Sumeon-Arthst to the Government.2a6o9
ORYSTNUT Street. B. PRAYS P
JeSt-em Government Burgeon-Artist.
111011111COPATE110 soarrrsx.,
PrOTITHBSRT Street—Thin inetitatlon noir open
for the reception of sink and
wounded Boidlers, who will
be repaired and provided for In the moat eomfo_ N riabla
manna; nee of alum&
B. T. OW,
168.11taxv Board of Nehmen.
NOTIOE IS NERNST GIVEN TO
Agents, Corporations_, and all ethics basing Money
or other assets of the WEST BRANCO. nismuscs
CtoOXPAET OF LOCK HAVEL Pa, to make .F 1 1 1 443 14
Meat - office, -Ea ike and 4 Sosth •FSONT
Street. JAS. EL BILLIIWTOE, Sequestratok.
rhusatarkul, pada% mi. mikl9-14
-- -
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
R 8 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Have now open their metal assortment of
SILKS,
DRESS GOODS, •
SHAWLS,
CLOAKS,
MANTLES,
AND STAPLE GOODS,
To which they invite the attention of Purchasers
mhl9-themws St
" NEW MOURNING STORE."
Now opening, a large and
WELL-SELECTED STOCK
QF
SPRING AND SUMMER'
MOURNING GOODS,
Of every description; also,
BONNETS OF TEE LATEST STYLES.
M. & A. MYERS & CO.,
fe2Sktith-ixo 9a6 . CHESTNUT Street.
CIIHR OR LEATHER COLOR POULT
DE SOLES.
Modes and Greens Ponit de SOle&
Browns. Blues, Humbolt'ic and Blacks do.
Cuir or Leather color Figured' Silks.
Diodes and Greens Wired Silks.
Browns, Blues Humbolt's, and Black figures. Neat Check Silica In Brown Plaids.
Neat Check Silks in Modes and Blacker
Neat Check Silks in White and Blacks.
Raney Silks of various styles.
Black and Colored Corded Silks.
Black Taffetas and Oros de shines.
Spun Silk Plaids and Foulard Silks,
FigureaFongees, Ste. EDWIN HALL & Co„
mhlO .216 Smith SECOND 'Street.
VIABROIDERED PIANO COVERS AT
-a- 4 LOW PRICES.—& tull ateortinent of Green Burgun
dy and Crimson Cloth PIANO COVERS with rich em
broidered.borders.
SHEPPARD. VAN 13ARLINGEN_, AMMON,
rnhl3-12trp 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
.LEACHED MUSLINS.---TELB SUB
calibers have a fall assortment or the beet realms of
Shirting iiitmlins —BS rWilliameville , Wameutta,
Mauregan, Semrer Idem, Lonedale, and Now York
Mills, below the wholesaleprices. .
SHEPPARD, VAN a&KLINGEN, & ARRISON,
mhl3-I2trp .1008 CHESTNUT Street,
INENS, LINEN GOOD 3 4,=THE
Watt , ii+Notimintin the City of first-elder tellable
Shirting Linene, and 'Linen Honda generally much be
low Hie precent advanced pilces, to which the, attention
of familieemid bnyereg.enerally_is wiapectfally invited.
SHEPPARD. VAN HARLINGEN, & ARRISON,
1003-12t*D 100/4 CHESTNUT Street.
SPLENDID STOOK -ON HAND.-
All the best malcea of Calicoes.
All the best makea of ltrudins.
All the makes of Linens.
All
th best makes of Shootings.
All the e
best make a of Napkins.
Nthe? with Towels, Crash . Diaper Elnakautica, nvital E
Burlap, aro. aro.
White Cambria and Tamonet, ftril
Nainsooks and Plaid Medina, fall line.
Winter Goods closing out.
Shawls, Matinees, closing out,
Balmoral Skirtikkill prices.
Silk and Linen H=6. nine assortment. At - •
JOHN STRM%
Jan VW ARCH Street.
MILLINERY GOODS.
SPRING 1863.
BROOKS & ROSENHEIM,
' (Late Rosertheim, Broobs, & Co.),
No. 481 MARKET STREET, North Side,
save now open, and are daily making additions thereto,
lIANDSONO VARIETY OF
RIBBONS, BONNETS,
SUSSES' AND CHILDREN'S BATS, FLOWERS;
MILLINERY GOODS IN GENERAL,
to which the attention or the trade Is respectfully soli
cited. . nahlB-tf
1863. RIBBONS
Aro
MILLINERY GOODS.
L. DANNENBAUM 8x..00.,
No. 57 North SECOND Street, •
Have nbw open a large and agmirably-assorted stock
of thea'bove
MERCHANTS and MILLINERS -
Will find Inducements in styles and prices unequalled in
thie market. - , mhl7-60
18 63 SPRING, 186 3
WOOD -& CARY.
No. 725 61IRSTNIIT STRENT,
Have tiow in store a complete stock of
STRAW AND MTT,LINERY GOODS, /
nrcurinste
STRAW SLATS AND BONNETS.
KISSES' AND CHILDREN'S STRAW EkOODS.
FANCY AND CRAPE BONNETS.
rmsztoil FLOWERS, RIBBONS, Am,
To which they respectfully ilmite the attention of Mar
chianti and Milliners. -
CASH BUYERS will find special advantage in examin7
ing this stock before pershasing..
IKAIMW ARE AND CUTLERY.
WORIVIAN & ELY,
Mittiofacturers of
PATENT CAST-STEEL
" TABLE CUTLERY
A.m)
COMBINATION CAMP KNIVES,
• YORKS, A.ND SPOONS,
No. 130 PEG MB E%
mh2i-stan2m , Philadelphia.
HARDWARE_
CLOSING OUT, AT-
OLD PRICES,
.The stock of a WHOLESALE HOUSE, comprising
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF -
ALL RINDS OF GOODS.
427 'MARKET and 41.6 CONNERO/3 Streets
mh6-Imlf
FINANCIAL.
MATURING CERTIFIOATRS OF
INDEBTEDNESS
BOUGHT OR COLLECTED.
DREXEL it CO.
xcao9-5t
•
s HARVEY THOMA S,
STOOK AND BILL BROKER,
No. 3L7 weimirr STREET.
•
moss stud BONDS, and all kinds of 11. 8. GOVERN
=NT SBOUBITINSbought and sold on Commission, ex
elusively%
Business Paper and Loans on Collateral negroofated at
lowest ratan.
Orden by Nail shall reeetre prompt attention. Bolen io
Messrs. Nathan Trotter Co.. Samuel V Bag..
• John B. Myers Is Co,. B. ThoromeAlaa..
Farness. Brinley. & Co. John Thomas. Ihm.
del/Prat
MONEY TO INVEST•-PERSONS
wishing to make safe investments of money on the
security of Real Estate in the State of Delaware, can ob•
lain all the necessary information In relation thereto by
addressing B. B. COMEDY&
hat-wham At the Philadelphia Bank.
PROPOSALS.
(117A.RTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
BALTIMORE, ifitich 19,1833.
SRAM PROPOSALS will be received itt, this office
TILL NOON ON PRIDAY, the 10th of April, Met for a
supply of ANTHRACtTS ant t iff ITUMINODS COAL for
th the of Hospitals tn thhiC And Steamers employed
inGovernment service a t evert 6f Daltimore„ and
to fill requieitlons from Quartermasters - at other points,
for the months of April, May. June, July. August, Sep
tember. October. November; and December. IEB3, to be
delivered at the said Hospitals, and on board of the
Steamers In said port. The bids Mims be for each kind of
Coal separately, and the price per ton of 2,240 ponnde of
each kind for each month must be stated.
The quantity of Coal per month will probably be
about 3,000 tons of Anthracite and WO tons of Bien
minons PROPOSALS pOR WOOD.
SRALRD PROPOSALS will be received at this office
TILL NOON ON FRIDAY, tho 10th of April. for a
supply of good merchantable OAR and 'PINS WOOD,
for the use of the Hospitals and Camps in end around
Baltimore, for the months of April, May, June. July,
August September October; November, and December,
18M to be delivered at the said Hospitals and Camps or
furnished at their yards. The bide mist be for each kind
•of Wood separately, and the prices per cord for each
mon p r obably ated. The quantity of Wood per month
willbeabout 1.000 or 1,3(21 cords of Oak and CO
cords of Pine.
Proposals from cliaolial parties will not be considered.
and an oath of allegiance must accompany each propo
sition. oukßeirm.
The alAlitios of the bidder to fulfil the contract. should
it be awarded to him. must be guarantied by two respon
sible persons. whose signatures must be appended to the
guarantee.
• The responsibility of the guarantors melba shown by
the °Metal eertifigtte of the Clerk of the nearest District
Court, or of the United States District Attorney. Bidders
must be preeent person when the bids are opened, or
their proposals will not be considered. Bonds anal in
amount to hail the gum to be received on the contract,
signed by the contractor and both of his guarantors,
be required of the successful bidder upon signing the
contract. As the bond must accompany the contract, it
will be necessary for the bidders to have their bondsmen
with them, or to have bonds signed in anticipation and
ready to be produced when the contract is signed.
'Form of Guarantee.
We, —• of the county of and State of—. and
of the county of— and State of do hereby
goluanty that is able to fulfil a contract in accord
ance with the terms of his proposition, and that, should
his proposition be accepted, he will at once enter into a
contract in accordance therewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, we are prepared
to become his sureties.
To this guaranted must be appended the official certilt.
cafe above mentioned. L_ DONALDSON..
u h2l-1,aplO• U. Cot and Quarttarneeter U. D.
- -
; I• • •ED AT THE
,tntit
gloveds• Jar of PObia-V22, 2S mete.' 53 TN= Str it* eet,
M.
9,,tinq PLASTERS.
CSIVI at FIX for Go
lowing towns:
Wilmington, Dela:srare. Poughkeepsie, New York.
Newark•
Newark, New Sonialf.
!rrenornylitio:r.
:: 0 13e" o l o i d til ri ali o . h cl a ti g Y eeke lat ,ll en ad t4w in n g:.
Bordentown, Blamer s Checks. Allen
town.
Jersey tag. Eby & Hunkle's Cheeks.
port Demos% Maryland. Harrisburg.
Farmers' and Merchants'
Albany Poait•
York. Ya g r i a ,nlr Washingt on.
~.. .. . Bristol, Pa..
Vlnils'd:ol4....e&rocorittion" Notes.t_e ,for CIGARS. 'hl•
BACCO• P &AL . wholesale and retail ar___
igh2l-2S. DUNI, 330 cassrouT Street.
THE PRESS.-pRILADELPIELIA; SATURDAY. MARCH 2L 1863
GEO. GRIG-G,
Nos. 219 and 221 CHURCH Alley,
Offers for sate, by the package, FOR CASH.
Cases low-price MADDER PRINTS,
MANCHESTER GINGHAMS,
3-4 and 4-4 BLEACHED COTTONS,
INDIGO STRIPES,
SPANISH LINENS,
BLAY LINENS,
BLACK ALPACA,
POIL DE CHEYRES,
HIMAL AY S,
BAREGE ANGLAIS,
DE BEGES,
And other DRESS GOODS. It
0,000 PREMIUM • "A" HEAVY
SEAMLESS BAGS.
BURLAP BAGS,
Ail sixes, on hand and made to order.
FANCY CASSIMERES,
BILK-14XSO, ALL WOOL, AND COTTON WARP,
For ;ale by the package, by
fe2B-amirlOt.
mack ea HARMSTEAD,
Over tor sale, by the Package,
- . RIPKA'S OOTTONADRS,
SUFFOLK BIM, DRILLS,
STANDARD BROWN DRILLS,
STANDARD BROWN SHBRTINOS,
LONSDALB NANKEENS, asc.,
ARMY GOODS.
DARIC.BLITE COAT CLOTHS. •
DARR-BLITE CAP'CLOTHS. •
Sitft-BIATE CLOTHS FOR' OFFICERS.
ARAM BLANKETS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
10-OIINCS DUCK. • ,
DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
BEArlt LINEN DRILLS AND DITCH.
BROWN AND BLEACHED SHEETINGS AND SHIRT
ING/I. For 'sale by
FROTRINGHAM az' WFILLS.
Bel -if tf
WANAMAICER & BROWN'S
"OAS HALL"
• CLOTHING,
Sontbettet corner SIXTH and htLII,IIIIT streets.
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S
WANAMAKER.Ac BSOWN'S
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S
WANAM AKER & BROWN'S
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S
WANAMAKBH.& BROWN'S
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S
WARAMAKFR
BR-
— "OAKEtALL" ci.oranrch
" OAK PALL" CLOTHING,
"OAR HALL" CLOTHING,
"OAK HALL" CLOTHING,
" OAK. HALL" CLOTHING
"OAR HALL" CLOTHING,
"OHALL" CLOTHING,
AK HALL" CLOTHING,
" OAK HALL" CLOTHING,
"OAK HALL" CLOTHING
"OAK HALL" CLOTHING
"OAK HALL" CLOTHING
SPRING AND summEß,lB6l,
SPRING AND SIIMMER,IB63,
SPRIP Q AND STEMMER,II363,
SPRING AND SIIMMER,IB63,
SPRING AND FITAIMER,I933,
SPRING AND SIIMMER,IEOI,
SPRING AND SUMIIOER,I933.
SPRING AND SOMMER,I933,
SPRING AND SU MMER,DII3,
SPRING AND SI3MMER,IB63,
SPRING AND SIIMMER.IB63,
SPRING AND SUMMER. MN.
S. R. COX. SIXTH & MARKET,
S. B.COX . SIXTH & MARKET.
' S. E. COX. SIXTH & MARKET.
S.E. COX. SIXTH & MARKET.
S. E. COX. &MTH & MARKET.
S. B. COR. SIXTH & MARKET.
S. E. COX. SIXTH & MARKET.
S. E. COX, SIXTH & MARKET.
S. E. COX. SIXTH & MARKET.
S. E. COB. SIXTH & MARKET.
- - E. COB. SIXTH & MARKET.
tiGH3-tie3o - S. E. CO& SIXTH & MARKET
WE WILL RE : .
Small Notes on the fol-
COMMISSION MOUSES.
10,000 LEWISTON%
Beeides other bran& Also,
GEO. GRIGG,
PHILADELPHIA BAG MANUFACTORY,
219 and 221
,011IIRCH ALLEY.
BATES' COTTUNADES.
TWEEDS AND FLANNELS,
CAMBIUM .AND ST.LESIAS,
DOESKINS AND COATINGS.
VESTINOB. STUFF CIOODS, &c..
ALFRED U. LOVE,
COMMISSION M'EWHA=,
212 CHESTNUT STUMP.
No. 21 STRAWBERRY STMET.
CLOTHING.
BL A CK ()ASS. PANT AT 01
, 7 65 ja ) 1 1
Street.
BLACK CASS. PANTS, 85.59.
At 701 MARKET Street.
-BLACK CASS. PANTS, $5.60,
At 7sl MARKET treat.
GRIGG & VAN GUNTER'S;
No. 704 MARKET Street.
,GRIGG & VAN GUNTER'S,
No. 704 MARKET Street.
GRIGG & VAN GANTEN'S,
No. 704 MARKET Street.
4a1121.-tf -
BOYS' CLOTHING. •
JACKETS *ND PANTS.
•
BOYS' SUITS, $6.
BOYS' SUITS, VI. •
BOYS' uiTS, $B.
• BOYS' $9.
BOYS' SUITS, $lO.
BOYS' SUITS, $ll.
SACKS AND SUITS MADE TO ODDER.
LARGE.. STOCK OF GOODS TO SELECT FROM.
GOODS AT RETAIL FOR MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR
COOPER & CONARD.
mhl4-frf KR corner NINTH AND MARKET Sts.
ARMY CLOTHING, (Sze.
A. OPPEN.eit/IMER,
No. Nal CHURCH Alloy, PM&bills,
GONTBAOTOB. AND NANITIAOTUBBR 07
ARMY otorrnma
Of Ivory Dostription.
ALSO.
ILAVISSACICS.
PONCHOS.
- CAMP BLANKETS.
KNAPSACKS, and
SID TICHINESITOR HOSPITALS.
INEATEMILL BOUGHT FOR 00MAOTOEL -
&ll Eoo4bl made will be dosoinged Malaita In Oh .
Y. B. Orders of *ay she Clod with desosteli. Jis7-stte
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
606. ARCH STREET-
FMB SHIRT AND WRAPPER 17211:rosairra.
Tull Asaortment of
,
GENTS' lIIRNISIONG GOODS,
II UMW VARIETY.
OPINION CIVILITY, AND AT NODNRATE MCI&
G. A. HOFFMANN,
Successor to W. W. 631iGHT.
600 ARCH STREET. 606.
bastuth Sm
ITEM FINE BELIBT.FmPORLUM,
I. 1 •xa a NUNN erithrgnom
JOHN 0. ARRISON.
mammy J. BMA MOORE.)
111170171(0. AND ILANTIVACTITRER OP
FURNISHING GOODS
IA wan vorawry AND AT MODERATE ERMA
B.—Partiealar "Avalon event; the nuking ofiShlrts,
ja.24-tapi
Collin, Drawers.
FINE SHIM MANUFACTORY.
The subscriber would invite attention to ids
ThiP3lO93D CUT OF 13111108,'
Whitl ch h. makes a spesialty in hie business, Lbw, CO*'
atiny receiving, •
NOVELTIBB FOR GISPITLIMERVEI WEAR
J. W. SCOTT,
61)111aBEIN81/13 - 13111SHING STORM
11114 OHIISTNUT sTREBT,
Pour doors below the„Contlnehiii.L.
DIILIT.&RY GOODS.
GOVERNMENT GOdDS.
Standard 10-ounce Caton Duck.
Indigo Blue Flannel% -
Mixed Twilled Flame* -
Sky Blue Kersey% .
FARNHAM, ItiltirlitA-M, & 00.,
No. 2130 ORZSTNITa.
fl SIM.ONS & BROTHER,
G
ISAIsom-snaurr BAL. namplArag.
XAIMFACTITBRES OF 'WEL=
FINE SWORDS,
AND.
MUTANT GOODS, IN NVINIT PANDIT!.
.
WEE CENTRAL EATING ' ROUSE,
•A-No. 431, Chestnut Btreei, opposite Post Office, WILL
OITA March 10th, Me This House will be emended.
wholly on the European plan, and the &Mama viva'
which the market wor produne will be furnished to
all who may be Pleased to cell, and et moderate priewa
• .• The style and arrencemente of We House are not tabs
babelled anyin thb city. t. ••
TARTRIDes. ;the proprietor. ,ardlelts - the
Patronage of all those hi anarols oya yirstaass;ltestan
- iv
DRAKE'S PLANTATION HITTERS.
They purify, strengthen, and invigorate.
They create a healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and diet.
They overcome effecte of dienipation and late honra.
They etrengthen the eyetem and enliven the mind.
They prevent miaamatle Rod Intermittent fevers:
They purify the breath and acidity of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrheas, Cholera, and Cholera Morbes.
They mire Liver Complaint 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 composed of the celebrated Calisaya
Bark, Cascarilla Bark, Dandelion, Chamomileylowers.
Lavender. Flowers, Wintergreen, ionise, Clover-buds,•
Orange-peel, Snake-root, Caraway, Coriander, l3er
dock, S. do.
The follow Leg is a sample of the teettmorey daily re
seiYed :
SOLDIERS' Hogs, Crarourzum, 0.. Jan, Id, 1863.
Sealers. P. H. Drake & Co. :
ORNILSMEE: This institution has received and ex
tended aid to over 14,D00 sick and disabled soldiers.
have of late administered the Plantation Bitters in
numerous cases ot exhaustion, feVers, want of appetite,
&c., with the most remarkable and gratifying resdlts.
it creates appetite, strength, and cheerfelnem, and has
given many a poor fellow his usual health. • I wish this
preparation was In every family, in every **pita, and
every battle-flold.
With respect, your servant
DattO. 'W. AIsiDERWS,
ogprrAtstau We require another supply of youx Plan
tation Bitters, the popularity of which daily increaews
'with the goods of our hotiett
•
~ CHADWICK, & 00.
CLICVFLANZN. Deo. 9, ,1882.
* * * had been'so ill with Livr Cons
plaint and Dysimiptda: , that r compelled to - abandon
my business. used :three .bottles of .the Plantation
Bitters, and, to my, astonisliment, am entirely owed.
They are the beat medicine - Fever need, and I shall en
deavor to make them known. Please inform me what
'means,
. Yours
Philadetvlas.
An. W. A. CifILDS, Surgeon of the 10th Vermont Re
giment, writee i I wish every soldier had a bottle of
Plantation. Bitters. They ere the most effeetfve,. Per
fect, and hannlesa tonic I ever used."
OA= Hamm, Lomsvaxii, Ky., Dee. 1.1687.
Kesare. P. H. :Drake : ' ' • = - '
We are compelled . to order twelve dozen Plantation
Bitters to supply Mende who have no other way of pro
curing this admirable article.
Respectfully yours,
SILAS F. PULLER & CO., Proprietors.
-
* * * * * The Plardationßitters 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 SUCCeSB. •
I tan, dco. Bay. 3. S. CATITORN.
Messrs. Drake . d: Co. :
The Plantation Bitters appear to be very popular here.
Send us twenty eases more, and oblige
Yonretmily, T. P. SAIIITDEB.S Os CO.
Delicate females
,requiring a gentle stimulaiit, and
clergymen, lawyers, and students exhanstedby men
tal labor, will find the Plantation Bitters a most bens-
Acid oA%O
Every bottle Will tlie fete oianile of our signature on
a steol-platO engraving. or it is not genuine,
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers. and Coriatry Stores
fea-thatn-taplif
HEALTH AND STRENGTH
WILD CHERRY
Has proved to be the most eflicaelons remedy yet disco
vered fir all pulmonary complaints, Coughs, Sore
Throat, , Hoarseness Asthma, Bronchitis, Hce.
snolotgreie (Spittiihr Blood), Short , Breath,
$ Croup. Wasting Inesh, Pains and Sore
ness, Weak Breast,Tickling Irritation,
or rising in the Throat, Broken •
Constitution, from. the abuse of
calomel and other causes,
all Throat., Breast,
and.
Complaints. Let
no disease, however
bad it may be,„or length
• of time it may have existed,
discourage you nail, you have"
-tried
-tried this great Medmamentum.
"Wonderful cores have taken'
- place,
when, to all human probability, it could
nro - t.",.possible, 'I he popular iranression,
• afferiMexted - by- some scientific Opimens, that
Consumption cannot be cured, has-no doubt hastened
the death of many an invalid, by depriving them bf the
consolation of hope., Persons afflicted with Pectoral
disease should be supported
'p every' assurance of a mire,
not alarmed by the gloomy, fo y
reboding countenances of
those around. For our part, we do not believe that Cott
rarriV*M is incurable; and-let Physicians theorise ea
they will we have a mass of evidence to prove that per
sons having all the symptoms of Conaumption, cough
deep, bloody expectoration, pains, and oppression, sore
throat. diarrhoea, night sweats, burning fever,_ Ste.
have been permanently cured by . Dr. SWATHE'S
COMPOMID SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY." A good
appktite, complete digestion, strength, and a disposition
for active exercise is mire to follow its use. Thirty
years' experience in this and foreign countries is con
vincing. proof. Beware of all preparations purporting
to contain. Wild Cherry, except, that prepared by-Dr.
Swarm & Son, the original and only Igen - cline,
Dr, SWAVIO'S Principal Wilco, 3.30 North SIXTH
Street, above Vine, Philadelphia. Sold by Druggists
and Dealers. , xabg-if tf
EYE AND EAR- PROF. S. ISAA.OB,
Oculist and Amid, from Leyden, Rolland, is per
=neatly located at No, Ell PINE Street, where he treats
all diseases of the Bye or Ear scientifically, and -cares—
if curable. Artificial Byes Inserted without pain.
N. B.—No charges made for examination. °face hours
from 8 to 11 o'clock and 2 to T P. M. iii4Sma
M!l=Mili
A FRESH ASSORTMENT, AT - LESS
MAR FORMER PRICES.
FARR & BROTHER. Importers,
ralt4 tf $24 MIRSTNIFF. Street. below Fourth.
J. C. FULLER,
IMF- Importer and Wholesale Dealer in "II
MWE WATCI4MS ABID JEWELRY
riaa
D4we r n LitGE AND COMPLETE S'POON,
=BRACING
AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCRE,
HOWARD & CO.'S FINE AMERICAN - WATCHES.
GOLD CHAIN% GOLD SPECTACLES, TAIIMBLBS.
AND
PflrS ~..TEWELBT XVBBIr DESMaKION
fio2z3ml.
D. T. PIATT,
607 CHESTNUT • STREET,
la constantly in receipt of
606.
AMERICAN -WATCHES,
Of desirable styles and qualities, to. suit all classes of
buyers. felt-3.inif
F INE - G IL T COMBS
IN xvzity VARIETY.
IMITATIONS OF PEARL AND CORAL.
3.. 0. FULLER,
No. 11 CHEST NUT Street.
taltl2 tot
AtFINE WATCH REPAIRING
attended to. by the'most experieneedworkmen.
and every watch warranted for one year.
a2441n
, .
ELI - -HOLDEN,
ti
_ ._ Dealer In tine
AMERICAN - ANA IMPORTED WATCH:SS,
.INWELRY, 'AND CLOCK%
70S ISEABICS'T Street.
J. O. FULLER'S
J.- .
, FINE GOLD PENS,
TAB BEST PEN IN USE,
FOR BALE IN ALL SIZES. feIZSIE
ELI HOLDEN,
T
„R w r.ANDLIE SV
M 1163;
all Ams TTAB aICBT
Street.
vuLCANITS RINGS. •
A Mt easestment. all sizes and styles.
J. C. FULLER,
N 0.712 CIfFETNIIT Street. M2-Sui
"N I) r• •THEIR
merits speak for them only say that REINER'S
Iffe-else PHOTOGRAPHS, In oil colors, are being made
at War prim. SECOND - Street, above Green.
CDaNOGHTTE, 23 S.IsTATER, HAS
reduced Driees on all grades or Bellied Bwrars.
Agent for Kelly's French Brandy Coloring. mh.2o-2V
FAMMY DYE, COLORS !
BLACK - SALMON
DL
ktOWN soesu,
smiriT BROWN', DARR DILA%
LIGBT:BROMOI, WORT DRAB.
DARK - YELLOW
LIG O
DARK HT, B R L LIGH MM T OW.
B GRA
LIGHT G MAGBEMC
VIVN E C I RININ
SLATE,
V ROYAL HURT
CRIMSON, , lOLBT.
kAMMi r DYE COLORS,
Nor t i ring Bilk; 'Woolen and Mixed Goods, Shawls.
Scarfs, MUM Ribbon% Bonnets, Hats, Feather°.
Kid Gime, Children's Clo Gloves, tting, and kinds of Wear.
Ins Asse,rel, with. perfect fast odors.
-A SAVING OF 80 FIB ONST.
,
. These Dyes are mixed in the form .oti powders imams
&WM, are thoroughly tested, and, mat up . imat pack
ag world twenty-dye wets you eau *dor es meny goods
astherwise east fiVitt times that sum. The Pne
mesa is sim_ple, and any ohs can tuts the Dyes withPerfest
in =utra=tir i 411 : ". HOU & INICVNJ L ,
1158.-.I)BOAN,WAN ,-
4 6 r , 14te Druitdhsts and Dentin* la e'rerititrAnd
iiolo‘ de3S•tellusan Ifi
MEDICAL.
S.-T.--1864-%
WILTAILD'S' Nom,'"
WAsittsonex, D. q., San. 22, 188 a
H. B. lIINGSLEY.
RoeEresTEß, N. Y., Dee. 21.188 L
BETANBTT BOUM .CINCERNATI, Ohio.
December 20, 18132.
7. B. DR hir-VI & 00.,
202 B.ROADWAY, New York.
TO TEE SUFFERING.
DR. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
- No. 11.2 CHESTNUT Street,
(17p-etalre, opposite galsolllo Temple),
(groczasou SO PRATT de' REAM)
ENGLISH. MISS, AND
0. RUSSELL,
2 North SIXTH Street.
LIST OF COLORS:
W PUBLICATIONS
T riE ATLANTIC MONTHLY
APRIL., 186-3
The APRIL NUMBER is now ready . . It contains arti
cles try Mrs..STO WE, DONALD G. MITCHELL (Ik. Mar
-rol), Prof. AGASSIZ, J. IL LOWELL, GAIL HAMILTON,
the conyritir PARSON, THEODORE WINTHROP.
Mrs. ROWE, and other Popular Writers.
LIST OF CONTENTS
On de Viensitutles of Seats' Fame; A Spasm of Sense:-
My Ship; Retrotbel by Proxy; Resignation; The. Flag;
Wet-Weather Work; Golden Wedding; The Saartan
I3eanh; Cornlie; Sojourner Truth, the Lybian Sybil;
American Hattie-Di lure ; The East and the West; Personal
Rcminioeengas of the l a t e Henry Thontsßnckle; Caval
ry, Song; IfaFitillare for the North; Reviews and Literary
Notices.
TEEMS.—T4erity-five cents per number.. Three dol
are Per year. pest paid by the publishers.
TIVIOIOR dr FIELDS.
PUBLISCIZRS.
135 WASITINGIVOR Street, Boston, Mass.
VALUABLE BOOKS
ir nuns Tns . mess as ,
s. x. UPPINCOTT &
Raititcl MIE North FOITETH Street.
TRE WAYS AND MEANS OF PAYMENT.
A Full Analysis of the• Credit Systemorlth its Various.
Modes of Adjustment.• .Second Edition.
By Stephen Colwell,
Bro..
. . -
THE TRIAL 0:F
. 1111, CO4B
Sidney geo N in Fisher.
Author of '` The Law of the Territorieg . !l'he Laws of
.
the Race as connected with Slavery , " . '&c., am,
Svo.
SLAVERY ANIi TiTE
HISTORICAI ESSAY.
By Bor . Henry D.D.
Pamphlet. 20.cts
SOCIAL SCIENCE
- • ' By Henry Care 7.
3 vats., Bvo.
PARSONS ON. NOTES AND BILLS. A Treatise on the
Law of Promissory Notes , and Bills of Exchango, with
an Appendix, -containing an accurate reprint of the Pro
visions of thE Statute in relation to Bills,..Notekb Letters
.of Credct, Drafts, Orders. and CheckS; teener with an
examination of tbe questions which thiSta,fMtignsgests,
and the. English authorities upon tinge questions which
have arisen under the English Stamp and may
arise tinder our own. By Thetiphilits Parsons, LL.D., Pre
lessor of Law in Cambridge Arniversity. , Two vols.
Bvo. $l2.
, .
HILLIARD ON BANKIIIIETCY AND INSOLVENCY.
A Treatise on the Law of , Bankruptcy and Insolvency.
By 'Francis Hilliard. author of "The Law of-Torte," &c.
One vol.-. ffro. *5. m0h21.-stuth4t
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES
OP SUCCESSFUL REROICARTS
APPEAR IN
THE COMMERCIAL LIST
LETTER-SHEET PRIOR .thERENT.
Published every SATURDAY by
STEPHEN N. WINSLOW,
it* No. 222 GIILD Street. Philadelphia.
I[AZA.RD'S BOOKSTORE,
724 CHESTNUT STREIT.
Between Seventh and Eighth Streets.
Xll Books =WIT to be bad Ina
FIRST-CLASS BOOKSTORE,
Will atom be round oh bar ahelves
AT Tag LOWEST PRICES.
fee-tf
PHOTO GR PII ALBIIMS--THE
largest and most beautiful. assortment, the newest
'styles, and the cheapest place h the United States to
buy them, at all prices, and all Muds, is at .
T. H..PETFIRRON & BROTHERS'.
It 306 CRESTNIIT Ftreet, Philadelvhla
NEW BOOKS.-THE LARGEST AS.
SORTMENT of Books and Photograph Albums in
the city for Bale, at cheaper prices than anywhere else,
is at" T. 'B. PETERSON & BROTHERS'.
It 306 CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia.
THE TRAPPER'S DAUGHTER!
-a-
TAE TRAPPER'S DAUGHTER!
THE TRAPPER'S DAUGHTER!
THE TRAPPER'S DAUGHTER
BY OrSTAVE ALMA D.
Is published and for sale this day, complete in one large
octavo volume, price gay cents a copy. at the cheap
Bookstore of T. a PETERSON & BROTHERS,
It No. 306 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
fIHALLEN, 1308 OHESTNIIT, HAS
;list received a fall azeortment of
ROYAL PHOTOGRAPHS. 2211.8 Inches
IMPERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS. JdxlB inches.
MEDIUM PHOTOGRAPHR, 13x17 inches.
CARD and MINIATURE PHOTOGRAPHS.
Prices, de. to Ed, according to size.
CiItOLTL.ATING ILOIRARIES.
NV-BROTHERHEAD'S CIRCULL
• TING LIBRARY. —All the NEW English_ and
American Books, including ALL CLASSES ofLiterature.
Tide tLe ONLY Libra - min the country that includes
all the NEW-ENGLISH BOOKS that are not -RE
PRINTED here.
Terms $5 per year ; six months $3; three months
$1:50 none month 75 cents, or 3 cents per day, 218
South 'EIGHTH Street. • natt6-3m
LOST AND FOUND.
OST OR STOLEN.-THE FOLLOW
ING NOTES, drawn and endorsed by GILL, GIL
LETS, & NOYES:
February 24, 4 months, $4,000 00.
-- " 24,4 months, 3,127 20.
26, 4 months, 4,000 00.
" 26, 4.months, 4,0()0 00. .
" 26, 4 months, -2:799 2S.
The public is hereby 'Cautioned against receiving or
negotiating the same, payment having_been stopped.
111.LlarGILLETS,„ & NOYES.
New Fork, March 33,11gir • mh2l-3t
PERSONAL.
O NE CENT REWARD.--R-AN AWAY
from the Subscriber, on the 78th instant, CHARLES
JACKSON, au Indentured Apprentice. All persons are
hereby cautioned against harboring or trusting him on
my account. This above Reward will be paid to any
one returning him to the tmdereig,ned.
mh2l-2t* ' J. a MAXWELL.
B OUNTY.-ALL SOLDIERS
$l.OO discharged on Surgeon's Certificate cfdisabi
lity, without regard to length. of service, will please
call at the IL S. Army and Navy Agency Office, S. E.
corner TWELFTH and 'bIARICET Streets, Philadelphia,
'with their discharges, and have them examined before
they make applications for pensions and bounty. No
charge for, examination and advice. All claims for
bounty and pensions collected.,Claims cashed. COM•
ronnications by mail promptly ater ded to.
LAIJOIILIN & MATIDOM
PENSIONS. - $lOO BOUNTY AN D
1- FAY procured and collected for Soldiers, Sailors,
and the relatives of such as are deceased, at reasonable
and satisfactory ratea Soldiers who have served two
years, and all soldiers who have been discharged by
reason of wounds received in battle, are now entitled to
the $lOO bounty t_and the latter, also, to %Pension
JAMES FULTON, Solicitor for Claimants:
xablS 424 WALNUT Street.
EDVCAfIOB.
(IXFORD FEM ALE SEMINARY,
'L. " OXFORD CHESTER COUNTY._ PA.—The next
session of tile fnetitigion call open WEDNESDAY. Nay
Bth. For astalognes and circulars address Miss BAKE%
Principal. mh9D-im
10tALLAD SIN GIN G.—T. BISHOP, 1632
PILBBRT Street. , rata-Ine
VAGLESWOOD MILITARY AOADE
.A... NY—PERTII AMBOY, N. J.—Three boars from
Philadelphia. by Camden and Amboy line 6 fare
$1.25. Poplin may ester at any time. paying from date
CLINTON Prospeotcums. with catalogues, at No. 903
Street, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia referenom—Prot Nenry SoPP6e, Pliny
E. Chars. pahlo im
EMA T,E COLLEGE, BORDENTOWN;
L N. J.—Pleasantly. located on the Delaware river.
30 miles north of Philadelphia. It has been in success
ful operation for eleven 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 catalognes ad
dress -- AWN , . JOHN H. BELICELF.Y.
felB-2m5 President.
-- -
VILLAGE GRERN SEMINARY--A
v SELECT BOARDING SCHOOL. NEAR MEDIA, PA.
Thorough Course in Mathematics, Classics, English
Studies, &c.
Military Tactics taught. Classes in Book-keeping.
Surveying. sad Civil Engineering. Pupils taken of
all ages, and are received at any time.
Boarding per week, VA 25.
Tuitionr quarter. Be.
For catalo pe gues oz information address Rev. 7. HER
VEY BARTON. A. M., Village Green, Pa. oclll-tf
PHOTOGRAPHS.
• 0 •
_ A .
PIONTRESP—RIIMER'S valuable and durable por
traits, lifeeize pliotogre,phe in oil color*, made at war
Prices, at SECOND Street, above Green.
CAB I) PHOTOGRAPHS. - CARD
Photographs of over 1,000 different fancy subjects,
taken from life and from the finest engravings. Por
traits of Generals. of both armies, Statesmen, Poeta,
and other eminent men. Single copies lb mute , or CAS
per dozen. ,Orders - by mail nromptly attended to on re
ceipt of money. -SCHOLZ & .34,21ENTZICT,
1121 South EIGHTH Street.
11211•• We also sellprepared colors for coloring Photo
-graphs taken on Albumen Paper. Price $3.25 a box,
With reducing liquid, fe2o-1m if
TT N IVE A:LILtY PRONOUNCED
"SPLENDID PORTRAITS. - REIMER'S Life-size
Photographs in oil colors are the mast pleasing life-like
Pictures to be had• War prime, SECOND Street, above
Green.
NOTICE. -ANY PARTIES HAVING
STOVE RANGES OR HEATERS. of their own, that
want Castings m ade from the same, fitted up or In Cast
.ing, we are prepared to do work of this kind equal to
any in niarket, at fair rates. Address •
J. D.'hisnSHEUNK, Agent,
mh2e-etnth4tl laneseter, Penna.
CURRENCY HOLDERS. —CURREN
cy uoiders, manufactured and for sale, wholesale
and retail, at MAGEE'S Envelope Manufactory, No. 316
CHESTNUT Street.
ip,NVELOPES AT NO. 316 CHESTNUT
Street.
Envelopes at No. 316 Chestnut Street.
Magee's Envelope ManufeeturY
Is et No. 31.6 Chestnut Street.
Negee's Paper Store, No. 316 Chestnut Street.
Wholesale and Retail
At MAHER'S, No. 31.0 CHESTNUT Street. betweeit
Third and Fourth. rub2l-6t
NiI!"■'PIANO FORTES. IR"
920 CHESTNUT * STREET. 920
A LARGE AND OROME ASSORTAIRNT OF THOSE
- JUSTLY CRLEBRATED INSTRUMENTS
PROM THE MANUPAOTORY OF
WILLIAM B. BRADBURY,
(Successor to Ligbte & Bradburys,L
MAY BE POUND TT
OOKNSW AND ELEGANT
WARIIR
920 CMESTRUT STREET.. 920
Those desirous of obtaining a suPintion instrument,
should call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
The established reputation of these instruments for
nearly thirty gears...renders their givel*uiV " fladlia r
as household words."
THEY SING TEMA OWN 'PRAISES.
In the arrangement -of onr.new scale, we have added
every improvement which can in any WILY tend to the
perfection of the PlanoTertet awl we confidey
that, for delicacy of touch, volume, purity, brilliancy,
and sweetness atone, combined with that strength and
solidity necessary to nosAusennsc, these instruments
are unequalled..
EVPY nialivnENT WARRANTED FOR nu
YEARS.
E. H. OSBORN, Agent.
STIa:PTBEItRY WINE,
mhl9.am
EQUAL TO MALMSEY ILLDEIRA, •
JusikrecaPred.
ALBERT Q ROBF f ItTE4
DEALER n't PRIVIAPDXIMPA. -
-
GO RSR , *ISTINTH'enit VINE WAN
MUNICIPAL NOTICES .
SURVEY NOTICFI.-ALL PERSONS
interested in the plan of the Survey and —la
lation
if the FOURTH SECTION of, te miry . el io of tti m e . Twi o n rt tli;
Mt ward. bounded as streets east
Kirithride area ; south sY
r,tt ry ke /lath ideas
by the beinware river: I *--- sps3iontr for
aro notified that the Court of adarto v r e _ . 004.
?Alegi
i ttnL t runli t o f fixed 70,7 t
room, mail Du& ?tar ofathe o 'clock A . M., at
Ammo. to ctintier said
plan, and any objections asainet thw "%n.e coins' , par
be made by any Freeholder: and in tits istanwhile the
aaid plan may he acme at the °dire oft c' !Pep.
Surveys for the city of Philadelphia, If o. 21 .
FIFTH Street, and a duplicate thereof at the offi
ISAAC MI ALI.P.P.CriS. Surveyor and R 4 ;0 1 . 2 t 07 of the
Tenth Survey District, Lyesmim Bid wing, srankford.
K. CARROLL
fborirk
.%. - Ilichtor of the City of Philadelphia.
4 raae `,71.
sußvEy NOTIQPI.- - ALL. PERSONS
••-• intorp.ted In the plan of the Survey and Boucot:Won
of the SECOI4.I I SECTION of the Serves nf the i'Vrell tp-
SIM ward, hounded tollown No 747: North by I:nr
borough "tree'. Louth by Westmoreland it:Week, e• by
Malmo:Hi street, went by Cedar ntreet , are entitle% [Val
the Court of Quarter Seetions for the City end County of
Philadelphia, have fixed MONDAY, May 1E0.1963 at SI
0 9 Cloelt A. H. at the Court Rcem, mat. { mullion of tho•
Slate Mouse, to consider said plan and any obiection,
against the acme, Which may be made try any Freeh.,m_
et.. and in the meanwhile. the said plan may h 7 actin at
the Of of the Department of Surveys for the City of
Philadelphia o. 212 South FfFTR street, and a dupli
cate thereof at the office of ISAAC EIFIALLCICOSS, dor-
Ireyor and Rmalator of the Tenth Surv.y District, Ly
ceum Building. Fran kford P. C/VERCILL ORSPTSTIM,
Solicitor of the City of Philadelphia.
rbotket 4, Pagw274.l . mhel-stuttat
RIIRVEY 210110 E.-ALL PERSONS
interested in the plait of the Revision of the Line.
and Grades in the vietotty of Cohockeink creek, bnnoded
as follows: No. M. North by Otter street; south by
Coates etreety east. by Delaware river; west by ?rout
street—Are notified that the Court of Quarter Session.. for
the city and county_of Philadelphia , . have Sued MON
DAY. Slay l&th, 18W, at 10 o'clock A. 6f., at the Court
Room, main building' of the State notuw.to consider
said plan. anti ,any objections anst the same which
may be made by any Freeholder, gai and, in the mean
while, the said plan may Mimeo at the (Mee of the De
partment of Surveys for the city of Philadelphia, No.
212 South FIFTH Street. and re duplicate thereof at the
office of J. F. WOLF. Surveyor and Maturater of the
Sixth Survey District, 966 North THIRD Street
F. CARROLL, IAREWSYLfg,
Solicitor of the City - of Philadelphia.
[Docket 4. page 191.3 mh2t-stnth3t
SURVEY NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
intemitcd in the plan of the Line and Grade Regu
lations of OCEAN STREET. from. Ocean street to Dana
street, in the Eleventh ward, No. 147. Are notified that
the Court of Quarter Sessions for the city and county of
Philadelphia, have fixed SIONDAT, May 18th, 19E1, at
10 o'clock A. M., at the Court Roomi main building' of
the State Rouses to 'consider said plan, and any objec
tions against the same which may bomada by any Pree
older, and in the meanwhile, the said plan may batmen
at the Office of the Department of Surveys for the city of
Philadelphia, No. 212 South FIFTH Street, and a dupli
cate thereof at the office of J. F. WOLF; Surveyor fort
Regulator of the Sixth Survey District, EV North TRIED
Street. F. CARROLE.BERWETER,
Solicitor of the City of Philadelphia.
[DOck et 4, page 315.1 mh2l-stuth3t
kITRVEY NOTICE.—kLL PETtSONS
interested in the plan of the Revision of Grades Olt
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, from Poplar street to Co
lumbia avenue. No. 13—Are notified" that the .lonri of
Quarter Sesaions for the City and County of Philadelphia
have fixed MONDAY, May IS, ms, at Illo'clock A. M.,
at the Court Room, main building of the State Rowe,
to consider said plan, and any objections against the
acme which may be made by any Freeholder: and in the
meanwhile, the said plan may be seen at the °Nee of the
Department of Surveys for the City of Yhtladelphts. No.
212 South FIFTH Street, and a duplicate thereof at the
oNce of HENRY HAINES, Surveyor and Regulator of
the Seventh Survey District.
F. CARROLL. ICREWSTER,
Solicitor of the City orPhiladelphia_
CDoeket4, page 2945. 3 mbZI-stnth
SURVEY NOTIOR-ALL PERSONS
interested in the plan of the Survey and Regulation
of the Twenty-third ward, bounded as follows: No 1%
North by Alleshany avenue: south by Lehigh. avenue:
east by A street; west by Ninth street—Are notified that
the Court of Quarter See n ions for the city and county of
Philadelphia have Jilted. MONDAY, May . ISth, 1931,at
10 o'clock A. M.. gibe court room, main building of the
State Rouse, to consider said plan, and any objections
against the same which may be wade. bg. any Irmo
holder ; and in the meanwhile the said plan may be seen
at the Office of the Department of Surveys for the city of
Philadelphia, No. 212 South PIV'FI Street. and a dupli
cate timed at the office of ISAAC SRALLGROS3, Snr:
veyor and Regulator of the Tenth Survey District. Ly
ceum Building. Frankford.
F. CARROTS, BREWSTER,
Solicitor of the City of Philadelphia..
267.1
mh2l-strtth3l
(Docket 4.
SURVEY NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
interested in the plan of the Sarvey.and Regulation
of a part of the TWENTY-T/11118 Ward, to the north
ward of Bridesburg, bounded as follows: No. 192.
North by Delaware street: south by Bridge street; east
by Delaware rivtr ; west by Prenkford and Bristol Turn
pike Company—Are notified that. the Court of Quarter
Sessions for the city and count* of Philadelphia have
fixed MOND kY, May MI, 1863,. at 10 o'clock A. AL, at
the Court Room, main building of the State House, to
consider said plan,-and any objections against •he same
which may be made by any Freeholder; and in the mean
while, the said plan may be seen at the Office of the De
partment of Surveys for the city of Philadelphia, No.
232 South FIFTH Street, and a duplicate thereof at the
office of ISAAC SHALLCHOSS, Surveyor and Regniaior
of the Tenth Survey District, Lyetrium Building, Frank
ford. F. CARROLL BREW'STER,
Solicitor of the City. of Philadelphia.
[Docket4, page 907 1 ml2l-stuth9t
SURVEY NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
, s•-• , interested in the plea of the Sarver and
re
of the THIRD SECTION of the Sarv_eyof tkerwtr n
y
fifth ward, bounded as follows: No. 128, North by
Bridesburg south by Reabonough street; east by Bath
street; west by Frankford - creek—lire notified that the
Court of Quarter Sessions for the city 'and county of Phi
ladelphia
ffltve tied MONDAY, May 18th 1883, at 10
o'clock A, M.. at the Court Room , main building of the
State House, to consider said plan, and any objections
against the same which may be made by any Free
holder: and in the meanwhile, the said plan may he
seen at the Office of the Department of Surveys for the
City of Philadelphia, No. 212 South FIFTH Street. and a
duplicate thereof at the office of [SAS° SHALLCROSS.
Surveyor and Regulator of the Tenth Survey District,
Lyceum Building, Frank ford.
F. CARROLL BREWSTER.
• Solicitor of the City of Philadelphia.
(Docket 4. page 226..3 miat-atath X
p,,IIRVEY NOTIOE. ALL PERSONS
Nj
Interested in the plan of the Revision of Grades
on Spring Garden street, from Broad street to Twenty
third, No. 13—Are notified that the Court of Quarter Ses
sions for the city and county of Philadelphia have fixed
MONDAY, May lab, 1863, at 10 o'clock A. M., at the
Court Boom, main building of the State Rouse, to con
sider said plan,. and any pfilections against the same
which may he made by any Freeholder; and in the mean
while, the said plan may be seen at the Office of the De
partment of Surveys for the city of Philadelphia. No.
212 Smith FIFTH Street, and a duplicate thereof at the
office of EDWARD D. ROBERTS, Surveyor and Regula
tor of the Fourth Survey District.llo4 SPRING GARDEN
Street. Y. CARROLL inuicwsrsg,
Solicitor of the City of Philadelphia.
:e 299.3 mhSl-3t-smw
(Docket 4 wi
SURVEY NOTI(JE.—ALL PERSONS
interested in the
_phut of the Survey and Regulation
of the FIRST SECTION of the survey of the Twenty -fifth
ward,lbou.nded as follows: No. 18S North by Frankford
creek; web by Westmoreland street; east by Cedar
street-west by Prenkford road—Are notified that the
Court of Quarter Gemstone for the -city mid county Iles
Philadelphia have fixed MONDAY, May IS, 1863, at 111 . 0
o'clock A. AL, at the Court Room, main building of the
State House. to consider said Ain and any objections
against the same which may be ma de by any Freeholder;
and in the meanwhile, the said plan may be seen at the
Office of the Department of Surveys for the city of Phila
delphia, No. 212 South FIFTH Street, and a duplicate
thereof at the office of ISAAC SIIALLCROSS. Surveyor .
and regulator of the Tenth Survey District, Lyceum
Building, Frankford.
F. CARROLL BRBWSTER,
Solicitor of the City of Philadelphia.
283.3 mh2l-stuth3t
(Docket 4, wi
SITRVRY NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
N-." interested in the plan of the Survey and Regulation
of a part of the TWENTY-THIRD WARD, to 'the north
el* Rolmesbutg, bounded as follows: No. 191: North by
Pennepack Lane ; • south by Delaware Street; east by
Philadelphia and.frenton Railroad; west by' Frankford
and Bristol Turnpike Co.—Are notified that the Court of
Quarter Sessions for the city and county of Philadelphia
have Axed MONDAY, May 113th. MD, at 10 o'clock A.
M , at the Court room. main building of the State House,
to consider said plan, and any objections against the
same wlich may be made by any Freeholder; and in
the meanwhile , the said plan may be seen at the Office
of the Department of Surveys for the city of Philadel
;hie, No. 2.12 South FIFTH Street, and a duplicate
thereof at the office of ISAAC SHALLCROgS. Surveyor
and Regulator of the Tenth Survey District, Lyceum
Frankfard.
F. CARROLL BREWSTER,
Solicitor of the City of Philadelphia.
(Docket 4, Page 303.3 rati2l-stuthAt
SURVEY NOTIOE.—ALL. PERSONS
Interested in the plan of the Survey and Regulation
of a part of the Twenty-third ward, North of Holmes
burg, bounded as follows: No: 1101. North DT Poques
sink Creek South by Delaware street; East by Delaware
river; We st by Franktbrd and Bristol Turnpike Com-
Pany—Are noted that the Court of h aver ! Qu Sessions for
the city_and county of Philadelphia xed MON
DAY, May Mb, BM at 10 o'clock A. M.. at the Court
Room, main building of the State House, to consider
said plan, and any objections against the same which
may be made by any Freeholder and in the meanwhile,
the said pla for ay be seen at Phil adel p hia, ee Department
of Surveys the city of No. 2r2 South
FIFTH Street, and a duplicate thereof at the office of
ISAAC SHAL (ACROSS, Surveyor and . Regulator of the
Tenth Survey District, Lyceum Buildinv forsnkford.
F. CARROLL TREWSTER,
Solicitor of the City or Philadelphta.
:e mh2l-stathat
[Docket 4, •
SURVEY NOTIOE.-ALL PERSONS
interested in the plan of the Revision of Grades on
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE. from Coates street to Pop
lar street, No. 13—Are nodded that the Court of Quarter
Sessions for the city and county of Philadelphia have
fixed MONDAY, May 18th, 1863, at 10 o'clock A. M., at
the Court Room, main building of the State House, to
consider said plan, and any objections against the same
which may be made by any Freeholder; and in the
meanwhile. the said plan may be seen at the office of the
Department of Surveys for the city of Philadelphia, No.
212 South FIFTH Street, and a duplicate thereof at the
office of EDWARD D. ROBERTS, Surveyor and Regu
lator of the Fourth Survey District, 11 04 SPRING
06E1>EN Street. F. CARROLL BREWSTER,
Solicitor of the City of Philanelphia.
[Docket 4, rage 206 I mh2l-stnth3t
LEGAL.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TER
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of REV. ALFRED A. MILLER, Deceased
The Auditor appointed b the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of J O HN-WELSH, Trustee, Stc..
of ALFRED A. MILLER, Deceaeed, and to make dis
tribution. dm, will meet the nettles interested on MON
DAY. klatch 21D, at 4P. si at his Odice, S. E. car.
SULTR and WALT Streets. Philadelphia.
mtil9-thetu fot D. W. O'BRIEN, Auditor.
INTHE ORPHANS' COURT FOR
THE CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA.
Estateof De. JOSEPH B. AND, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audik_settle.
and adjust the first and partial account of 8L MA
CLAY and JOHN A. S 401113ETERRETT - , Executors of the last
will and testament of De. JOSEP H B. AHD, late of the
city of Philadelphia, deceased, and to melte distribu
tion of the balance in the bands of the accountant, will
meet the parties interested, for the purposes of his ap•
polutment, on FRIDAY. April 3d 186 i, at 4 o'clock P.
M., at his Office, No. 1.31 Smith PIPTH Street, in the
city of Philadelphia. 0.30H0N COI4ARBOE.
mhllrthstat Auditor.
WEST (MESTER
. . • I • •: I RAIL•
ROAD.
VIA MEDIA.
ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF. THE M. N. CHURCH,
AT WEST CHESTER, PENNSYLVANIA.
Excursion Ticket. will be sold between Philadelphia
and West Chester, good during the 6•58101111 of Con
ference.
FARE FOR THE ROUND TRIP, ONE DOLLAR.
Trains leave Philadelphia from the Depot, northeast
corner of Eighteenth and Market etreets, at 7.56 and
10.30 a. M., and at 2.00, and 6.50 P. M.
Tickets must be procured at the office.
mhl4-7t HENRY WOOD, Suporintendeet.
aridrig DESPATCH LINE FOB
NEW YORK. VIA DELAWARE AND
RARITAN CANAL.
The steamer NOVELTY, Shaw. master, N now load
ing at Der Fier above WALNUT Street, and will leave
THIS st.l2M.
For freight, which will be taken on accommodating
tenon. away to WM. N. B o n ac CO.,
tomb laR South DELAWARE Avenue.
SWIFTSCrRE LINE, FOR
raw YORK. VIA DELAWARE AND
RA MT/ N CANAL.
The steamer PHELPS, Brown, molter. is now load
ing at third Pier above WALNUT Street, and will
leave 'NI LS DAY at 6 P. M•
For freight, which will be taken on accommodating
Lanus apply to WM. M. BAIRD & CO., •
132 South DELAWARE Avenue.
AL CLOTHES-WRINGER,
_Saves its ale in wear of clothes every six months.
No. Large Family Wringer MO. With nom
No. s. Midi= Family Wnuger...• 7. Warrants&
No. 2.)i Medium Famll It Withot
Small No. 3. Family Wringer 5. Not w=
No Wringer can be durable withontecut-wheels.
WALCOTT & BURbTHAM, TM. C:ITNUT S I.
Exclusive Meats for Eastern Pesunryinal&.
mho it lm' -
L.ADIES' BRAID% WIGS;
-AA Curls Prizettes, Gossamer. Ventilated Wirm,lreao.
Waled Soaps of superior mannifooture. PLUMP arorower
than those of any other eetebllehment. BAKSR%
No. 909 (11CB4TIfitT to ..*
THE PHRENOLOGICAL OA_BI.
ft.NET AND BOOK STORE is open day and even
ing for the sale of Books on Phrenolom Physio
• lny,Hygiiiits. Phonography and for Mineable
-04 exastmlnabions. Orders tff mall should be
addreased.to. . JOHN L. c•rsar
.o.6ll4o4usinu • cas cazErrstrr Street. Phil:.
AGNR—AN INVOICE OF
•C E lct i ret .... 4 and " Cristobal" Champ/was Wino. to of.
theipi . a . .empAuL and for e in tiVib .
'- • .•• : . • JA HB & WargßON lll .
• "•. ' • • • ' soli win so Beath vac= Streak
ADIXFSEMENTS.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Lewes and Director
13 unineas Agent
GERNArr °pall&
SA TrrtDAT EVENING, MARCH 21st,
SECOND nIGHT OF THE bECOND SEssON.
MARTIIA„
GRAND OPERA BY Y. VON VLOTOW
• • •
MAD. VON WHOM NA.SCr.
(From the Ttelfan Opera TrouPs.)
ITor first aPpeettss63.
MAD. ADVANNSEN. Mairrrie.
PR E 9 OF ADIfIgSTOII.
Reeerced Sado In Parquet, Parquet Circle, or
Roo cony.
To bo bad nt the academy 6124 j. R. Xte:
Stre.
Family cotte
mph itipeaffe • • •
NEW CHESTNUT-STREIT
T ...6 &R
THEA
mr, Ir. viscam If
tonwor
THIS or Tl] tu r ~e.v BONG. SfardS• M. ..Iffn
L BBC WESTERN.
vnil mak,. ber tact
A learsace ail the .
RARING WEV PENITgitT WIIM•
In the attractive and 7 , Korai Drama of •
It litltlil ,E•
..
OR. T WlLopEmr I.
Supported by a roo4oowerfarearre
LucILLH WERTEBY
__. •
An LADY ISABEL and: 111401.6(6 Van s : . •
The other characters Will tic sontalued by
Moan. McCullough. Laney n. Collier. Leak. %Ilia; .f
gincelend, Taylor. Ward, rablines Garland. Percarinv
Besc„_• Idiliv Mary Wells. hire 'St^tt iff Oen e Jradlud,"
Mina J. Henry, Mice Miller, ieelyaft r° ' r-°
mi C4oper.
Conductor
w.r.ithitx nmaiufir •
MONDAY NErr...rch tzt, lw.
The First time this Season
ED WIN FORREST
Will appear In the grand Shakseeasean Tragedy of
LEA 8!
With the Whole strengib thenompant,
The management has the eatisEtetion of announcing
that it has entered into arrangements wilt. the
GREAT GERMAN- Tit/WEDS/M.-
MR: BAUD MANN!
Dna notice of whom
I MST APPEARANCE
Will be given.
Doors °Permit 7: Carta* Time at . 73i 0'01044
mnsa. groHN DRAWS ASH-STREET
- 1 " 1 - THEATRE.
Business Ageoland. Tremors?... •
- BENEFIT OP FRANK DRHVir. •
TO-NIGHT. RATIIRDAT__Harch H.
THE CRICKET ON TEEL HEARTH.'
- - . - - . • -
esleliPlummer -Wank Drew'
Jobs Perrvbingle Darren MU.
wary Perryblng)a ( • Tos. "3. ' Mrs. John Drew:
Tilly Slowboybin) : C. Ileerte.
7.6 eoeclnde with RIP TAN __
Rip Van Winkle.— Pl-wek Drew.
,On SIONDA.7 E ,_' N L M* MAIMPROVDVit.
,AS PIL 43WYN10.1.
EMM2EfMESMZIg;II
WALNIAVREET THEATRE.
Sole Levee • alfri. M. A.IIAMSILTSON.-
Emblem .........:.Mr. JOHN T. DONNELLY. •
LAST NIGHT OF Mr. J S. CLARKS;
THIS (SattirdAY) rrEIMIG. March EL 11383,
'Will be presented tbe caION pital
ABLE ComedyS OCIETY. entitled: •
FASH.
Jack Cabbage Mr. J & Clarke.'
p. p.. OR , THE MAN AND -THS TIORS.•
Bob BuckskinJONATHAN BRADFORD. Mr. J. S. Clark*.
Caleb Scrimmage Mr. J. & Clarke. •
Ash Bradford Mrs Aram
MY NEIGHBORS WIFE.
Brown. Mr. J. & Clarke.
Doors open at 7: des at 736.
WHITTAKER'S - AMPHITHEATRE
(late Gardner & Hemming's), MARKET Street.
above 7WELITEI,_
Y. W. 'WHITAKER Manager.
admission. 25 center Private - Box and .Balcons Seats,
50 cents; Gallery—Adults, 15. cents; Do. Boys', ID cent.;
Colored Oalle, 15 centa.
THIS SATU R DAY AFTERNOON: at 2 o'clock, a grand
MATINEE, will be 'riven by the entire Star Troupe •
SATURDAY EVENING, Much 21,.1883:
Brilliant and delighted audiences axe the order of the
evening.
THIS EVENING, Fourth Eight of SAM LONG.• the.
beet Clown and Comic Singer r f the age.
Doors open at 7 o'clock; Comineime at quarter to 8.
AMERICAN AO.A.DITIE OF MUSIC.
—SOIREE GINNASTIQUE. by the Pallas of Prot
HILLEBEAIVD & INSTITUTE,. on TtrESDALT
EVROING, March Slth,l66i. Tickets, 25 center Reserved
Seats, 50 cents ; ran be had any time this week at the
Gymnasium It. R. corner of Ninth and Arch streeM; at
J. E. Gould's Music Store, Seventh and Chestnut streets;
and at the Academy of Music, three days before the Ex
hibition. mhtl-2t
ONE MORE CONCERTI
Birrearis6ritAMTLY t
AT CONCERT HALL, TO-NtOIL
Admission, 25 cent& Children, 15 cents. Doors Aram
al 7; Concert ate o'clock.
EYEING -GA RDE N INSTITUTE
HALL. corner BROAD and SPRING GARDEN Ste.
V.FIR Y EVENING THIS WEEK:
The orirrinel and inasrnificent Mortice of
THE BURNING OF MOSCOW,
Boactital Dioptric Paintings. and 311/1/Sing Scenes in
Ventrilrquissi, by the world-renowned humorist- Mr.
GALLAGIBBR Admission, 15 'cents: Doors open at-7..
'to comminute at 8 o'clock. mh33-15t*
ASSEMBLY BUILDING% CORNER
of TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
ELEVENTH WEEK.
CROWDED HOUSES. CROWDED Houma
WOODEOFFE'd
BOHEMIAN TROUPE OF .GLASS BI.OWERS.
EVERY EVENING.
The celebratedlow-Pressure Glass Steam -Engine" MCA
NITOR," made. entirely of glass, will be in full open.-
ties.
Magnificent works of art distributed gratuitously to •
the visitors.
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS Child
ren's Grand GIFT MATINEES. Every Child will re
ceive a GIFT .
On FRIDAY EVENING. March Skla. TOURNAMENT
OF WIT. SPLENDID PRIZES will be given to the an.
thors of the best and worst Conundrums on any subject.
The first present, each evening, will be a SPLENDID
CASE OF GLASS WORE.
Admission, 15 etc No half price. Exhibition com
mences in the eveningat 8 o'clock: aftornoon at S. m 164110
THE BRSTTO BROTHERS.
-a- smn. (TRAM, 13 years of age. Violinist.
BERNARD, 11 years of age.
BICH aRD. 7 years of age, Cornet a Piston.
who treated inch a sensation rn New York at their Con
certs, will giro their first Concert in Philadelphia on
TUESDAY, MARCH Si,
AT TIIR
MUSICAL FUND H tLD.
They will be assisted by the following eminent artists:
Edward Mollenb rale. Violin,
Henry. litollenbaner, Violoncello,
Ernst Hartmann. Piano.
and the young and Charming Vocalist,
ETE hi ALUM
Tickets, 50 cents: may by obtained at the principal
music stores, and at Blasius Diallers, 1036 Chestnnt.St.
Concert to commence al 8 o'clock. m1f1944,28-3`
VOKENDORFE'B-- 0 AD &TS.-A.
GRAND SOIREE- fiLLITAINE, of .ECKENDOEVIrB_
CADETS. will. take place on SAIDAY • EVENtNG:
28th of March. at the ACADEMY OE MUSIC.' Cards of
admission, ryceata; :reserved mats, admission. can be ob
tested at Cionld'v music. atom. SevEnth and Cheatant
create. =MEM%
•
D. L. V.A.EFENTEWS-
FJOBTESN'TIT ANNUAL FLORAL PAIL,
at the AMERICAN ACADE MYApriI OF. MUSIC. TUESDAY;
EVENING, 141 h.
Family or Gentlemen Tickets $2.
Can be bad of the Manumit, of John Thornlel'. &NIA
311 Chestnut street; D. lA. C a r p enter's booms, 815 ARCH'
Street. mhID-12t.
ASSEMBLY BUILDING S -TENT H
and . CHESTNUT.
AMUSEMENTS FOR OLD AND YOUNG.
RIONOR BLI TZ"
Tr A fraat MAOICIAN and .VENTRILOQUIST, with kb
L NED CANA.RY• WADS, wit_ eye his new-anii
Form ar.entertainmenta EVERY E. ENO ditring_thi
week, commencing at 734_ o'clock, and WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at 3. The attractions _
will be marvellous: Experiments in Maxie; wondertal
poweri. in Ventriloquism, and the Learned Canary Birda
in their now characters.
Admission 25 cents. Children IS cents.
MANIA ORCHESTRA-PUBLIO
itRARSALS every SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
at o'clock, at the MUSICAL FUMY MALL, CARL
SIINTZ. conductor. Tickets 26 cents. Packages or Ave
tickets $l. To be bad of Andre 11N.Chestnut
street: J. Z. Gould, Seventh and Chestnut, and 'at the
Hall door. noIIM
H .A. S BLEB'S .0 11.0:H E
NEW OFFICE.
914 South EIGHTH Street: tremor Walnut de10441
PENNSYLVANIA AO.AMMT OP
MS FENS ASTS,
1022 CIIBSTigr STREET.
Ts open daily (Sundays ex d) from 9 A 4211: till 6EX
Admission 99 cents. Chil n half price.
Shares of stock SM. fro
WANTED -A SE C 0 •N• D -SA N D
BOOK-CASE With DESK Address H. W., ne
Press office, statist/Wee.
A LAD WHO w - Rprza A 3 GOOD
Land (graduate of the High School preferred ) may
have a desirable situation in a counting eelede:W' se
dreesie g '•Boa 11164" P. 0. One with some Ire edge
of drues preferred. ratal-31P
WAITED TO BIOTT--k SPORN
end CELLAR on CHESTNUT of WALNUT &rye('
or any of the cross streets from Third to Tentb. between
Yarke nut streets. Addrees J.. P.' Wood, IT°.
1009 , G R E EN Street. zabSt-ft"'
•
WANTED -BY 'A YOUNG MAN
from the West, a Situation as lINTELTCLERK or
AFSIST use in ANT 3 tbe ooll - Fc ITER in any respectable whole
sale ho city.
City reference Siren. Address "D. for three
dime, at The Press office. mh2l-3P
WANTED—IN A WOOL HOUSE, AN
energetic YOUNG MAN of npexceptionable cha
racter and good business abllitisS One with some know
ledge of the bneinese preferred To one possessing the
requisite Qualificatio nameesirable position m offered.
Address. with real and references. Box 1248.
Post Office. mh2l‘3t.
WA NT E P —TWENTY CARPEN
TERS or Cabinetmakers to make light wood work_
.kwollt at U. S National Wagon Works. SECOND and
CUMBERLABD Streets.
mh2ll-St• HENS? smarts.
fik WANTED-BY A PHYSICIA N,
=Kau Office, with board, or to rent a tonne to a first
class neighborhood. ?Address "M. H. D.," P.O. inh2o-3r
MkWANTED TO RENT-A. STORE
min and Dwelling attached. 9heetnut., arch. or
Eighth street preferred. Ad dress . •Ardst.' Press Of
fice. =WM'
di WANTED TO PITECTIASE —A
mmimoderate sized three-story Brick BOUM In a oast
tral location. Most have all the modern Improvement&
Address " Howse, " at this Mice. staling price. term,
and location.
a k. DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER
GENERAL'S OFFlCR—FaciaanmparA, Feb. 9.
M.
VESSELS WANTED immediately to cam COAL to
the following points : .-
Hues!; Fla. e ri A l tst; Fla.
Fort 1i0nr00,271.
Alexandria * Va.
Newborn, .O.
Port Royal., 13. C. A. BOYD.
itdd-tr Calaain and Assist. Quarterinsater.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
FOB SALE THE GOOD--WILL AND
FIXTURES of a wholasaleand n*aIIFLOUR.STORE
that bar ca.b trade of four thousand barrels per year.
Atiply at EIGHTH and PARRISH Streets. inhitt 'Et•
di . FOR SALE OR RENT—A. 'VERY
•-• axe Bssalstres. No. 332 Franklin street. ApPIT
at No. 447 FRANKLIN Street. mdSt-a•
111 FOR , SALE—A THREE-STORY
-IMISB. No. %NIG GREEN Street. with an the mo
dern Improvement*. Possession ithinedistely. mb2l-30-
da FOR SALE OR TO LET—TWO
M. - BRICK BOMBS in Uestoncille. on the Lancaster
Turnpike. opposite the Beetonsille Passenger Railroad
D ,• one of them hag been need for an Lee Cream Ss-.
loon. They are well abaded.with a good garden and sla-
Me attached. Also. four building lots actjelning, Ln.-•
odte of FRANCIS FERGUSON. usuater's Print Works.
HIESONVIT.LE. or on the premises. • . Pri nce
•
111_, FOR SALE-A VERY SUPERIOR , .
PROPNRTY in SPRING GARIiEN Street. w ow;
Twelfth. with substantial tot likftee.iltont. by:
If 6 Si* deep. Inquire of J. H. BILTAN, 141 Saab
SIXTH St,s•eet. It`
FOR.S.A.I.AB-THE 111> AND
AmPon rth bongo on the west side of TIRO.AI). Streets
below COLUMBIA oversee. -dettelssi complete. Wont , *
of Albert freestone. wails paposed, °alums fresoapai,
Possession given
Apply at the eonthwe4 corner of
tehlttMZ NINTH and SAWROM Streets.
lIELLEVOISIN BRA.NDY.--AN IN_
vomit. In Bonder sais
a l JAL eAR,s-T4LES,
de go. =a waizarr and ElTifi.LNlrn
AN9l;utZ.
DOLPH BIROM.D.
..706.:1); NRTP.PHY