ARRIVALS AT ..
- ur To - 12 o'
'Continental—Ninth
Mr Seligman.
11l Bruyu. New Jersey
'NV W Ruggles, New York.
BlCaley, New York
r Kunkel, lien isburg
IV R Co ever, St Paul
Chas Willer, Sandusky,
Gee E Lounsbury, Illtnols
Freemen, Illinois
Joseph 'rilden, Boston
SV A While, Beet=
lliss 1, Nichol% marl ge
C Ax 13nItimIre -
V imPorter. Lynn, hints
it S Adler
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bort B Dod, U 8 A
•Geo H Johnson,
Chicheste", New York
' r ely York
Eirßound, iicendmrn'
VI,P We'
.3 ; ileartft
jl W
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tricAcs
NAITO&
.21,11 1 F/0 IlarthAll:TiS A
Cnpt'G<C Craru, U S
, W , SlLrbne & wife, Byte
IG Church, Me ,, d vine
:John 61 Anthony, Prov, R I
D Tollkampt, Now York •
“G' D Pilzipio, New York •
, C R Dinwooq, lowa
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S Bliss, Chicago
J T Warren. City:lmal.
•G lilowbrav, 'Kentucky
D Oilman Sr. la, Wa . sh
'Wm E Baker, Ela Word, Ct
'0 W Parker, St Louis
'C Stuart, Chlrngo •
B Keys, Cincinnati
A Gage, Newborn, N C
W Baudler, Bartford,Ct
7.P Holt, B'e - ir Ymk
13.Allilnoull, New York
CA Yyrtridgik'CkuOinnati
IVl3entou fa` la, Xelr ierk
Wm A, Galbraith, Erie, Pa
W Lacy, Warren, Pa
D Hawley Sz NO, Detroit.
gweet L wf,Ml•wittikie
B N Broom St wf; Ohio,
fb B Thomas,- Barrisbarg
Ellwaroliries. R6checter
D T Tsvman, Rhode Island
W ffolburn ' Boston
'C B Shattuck,' V irginia
'Cant C Swan, Michigan
S Will's,thens, P
IFlarnuelCendosm, renna,
;IS Hewer, New York
leapt S Burbank, US A
Gen McCown, USA
0 1 1? Parker, Bost.ell ,
laixstrd.—einelitlaus.
Martin Ward, Baltimore
141elmel Ward, Baltimore
J L Lupton, New Jersey
J Weightman, New Jersey
Lyle, New York
Band Dodson, New York
W D Sevin Delaware
I'Vr Denny, Jr, Delaware
111 !Prim
tJ IS:Porter, Sr, Delaware
Pehly, Albany
.A blendeleon,
T Sayer & son
1" Bronson, New JorieY:
R H Ward
11..! Swede
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Sehoouroaker
13Las 13 Ellis, Now York
t Chas Howard, Now York
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eutssaYer,PennA '
6,2 cilovelaad,,H
Medlor' , S.elt llaven
Hon SI MeredothArnistFg
Viso C Boggs (A llegheny -
yeue Reown, 31,1t0n
.1.-Hirst, St Paul, Min
Barnes, St Paul, Min
J Cessna, Bedford.
JF Pennsylvania
.J Stllnian, Pennsylvania
A LyMep:Allegheuy,- Pa,
Waktiliand,. Allegheny
akiiiitriatiii-=-011ssatratit
Thos W Mird NJ
S Cunningham . •
C W B Marsh:sib-31d -
JEIB F Smith, Reading
J C Pennewell, Dover;-Del
Mold Raughley,,Dover, Del
W B Thompson, Va• •
B E Dresser, Fauna
J A WElganerA w f, N y
-J J Speed
E Jacobs Siaein, Wash, D C
F Anderson
W T S Fairbank
A J Saldwittiliew York : '
H D Vanhorn
B Littlefield, Now York
J 11 Woods, Jr, N.J . • '
Loulli—Chestirtit
Moorec NevrJers , oY
T W Roody
tiV T Kneas, WaShinitoit
J D Jouoi • • •
Geo.Sehall, Penna•
Nif 11 Canfield, Ohio --
XC Suydam, Now York .
oleott, Ohio
T 0 Van. - .AleneDanyille
Chas Smith, Chricago
Henry Lane, Zanesville, 0
Jos D N Hampshire
John Gilmore Sc la, N Y'
Thus Marshall, Easton. •
The lUulois—Areh
Frank Sintlter, Ohio
se 0 Longenecker,
R Dunlap
V W Wattles, Pittsburg
I Zehring, Ohio
T Tombleson. Pottsville
IVin Semper, Allegheny city
States Union—Stith
W P Holmes, Cincinnati
, C P Fisher:. U S
H Cornell, Ruben, N Y
Miss M Wilson, New York
L Morton, Chester. Pa
Phillips Chesser, Pa
Alre Gage, - Virginia
W H Hunt, Baltimore
a r tobt McGee, New York.
National—lt: ace st
:D K Turner, Hartsville
John Seabold. New Berlin
Cant P B Shalters, Jr
B DI Hall, New York
L Potts, New York '
Jacob Yontz, lowa
R m 1 Thomas, Columbus, 0
Commercial—Sixth at
E J Torbert, Jr, Coatesville
C Snyder
A Malesberger,Pottatown
KM Brady, Lancaster co
0 -Mahaffey, Lancader co
AS.Glazier, Ohio
'W" Snowdon, Delaware
OToßoa, Delaware
Dr J T Rowand
larc Peterson, Penna.
Mount Vernms"Seco
If Burns, Trenton, N J
Ni'm Burk, Pen nsyt vania
J Robinson, New York
lioward Buck,,Penna
Madison—Second. St., abovalliarket.
1
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if B "Ferguson & wire, N J M . Fur„aeson. 8t la. Bridgeton
'W T McKinney, Lewistown J G Bullock, D auctue, lowa
A. Butt, Danville G NV Lewi3. New York
A B Hall, New Jersey Thos S Mahlen
'Black Bear—Third st, above Calle whin..
Thos T Willard, Pa f Geo Neimayer, Lehigh co
Chas Roads, South arnptonjT Neimayur, Lehigh co
Bald Eagle—Third at., above Callovirhill.
Geo L Barmyer, Quakertwn
I W Y Ruder, Trexlertovin
Peter B Yoder, TrexlertiwnP A Greiner, Bucks co
Isaac B Haines, Fogelsville
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Runs and Scalds immediately.
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ixpectorant can bo obtained? Sold at 242 CHESTNUT
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A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION CAN HE 011.
Vaned by the use of ITELMBOLD'S EXTRACT SAR
SAPARILLA. March, April, May, and June. are the best
xi:tenths to use a Blood-Purifying remedy. See adier
tisement. fe27•fmw3m
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MEL made in the Best Manner, expressly for RETAIL
MALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plain Fi
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Our OmM..pEicE SYSTEM is strictly adhered to. All are
thereby treated alike.
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Warranted not to injure the hair in the least ; remedies
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life. .ORAY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns a
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air The .Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE
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They overcome effects of dissipation find late honre.
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They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Headache.
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ROBERTS—RENNARD. —On Wednesday, March 18th,32.63, by hie 'Honor Mayor Henry, Mr. .Toseph Roberts
and Miss Amanda Bonnard, both of Chester count".
CCheeter-County papers please copy.]
TEAL—CRAMBERLAIN. — On the 16tb nit., by fl,e Rev.
Samuel Dnrborrow, Mr. Jacob Teal, Jr., of this city, o
]Kies Orinda A: Chamberlain, of Sandwich, Mass. *
MO - BR—MINISTER. —At Brooklyn, on tb e 18th in qt. ,
by Rev. R. M. Johnson, Mr. Win. Cruger to Miss SWIM'
Minieter, all of Philadelphia.
DIED.
ASHRURNER. —On Saturday evening, the-
21st inst.,
.Algernon B. Ashburuer, in the 42d year of hisage.
His relatives and male friends are Invited to attend
hte funeral, from his late residence, No, 114 North Nine
teenth street, on Wednesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock. ***
TRYON.—On Sunday morning, the 22d instant, Mrs.
Christian Tryon,-wife of George W. Tryon, in the 71st
year of her age. • .. .
Due notice will be given of the funeral. **
GILLINGHAM. —On , the 20th instant, Harry, son of
Georf i e and Louisa E. Gillingham, aged 2 years and 6
xuont The relatives and friends of the faratb are respectfully
vited to attend his funeral, from the residence of his
parents, No. 941 New Marken street, 'on Second-day,
(to-day,)) at 2 o'clock P. M. To proceed to Fair Hill. *
the city of Washington, D. Cno
esday the .12111 instant, after a , brief Albert
Wilsan Yanvier, son of the late William Janvier, of this
. •
.11111,N.—On the 20th instant, Mr. George Amen, in tho
Both of-his age.
.—On the 20th-instant, James Kerr in. the V
• ear of his age.
FEITZ.—On the 20th instant, Cathartne-Fritz, , in the
' Odrilit r '.4 r n at te. 19th ' ltiaalit, Mrs. Ellen . 01111i.44
79 Yore.
TOP HOTMS,
iik LAEIT
d Otkeinnut streets..
W The mpso n&ly, Wil,Del
Lt.Thompsou, New Joreey
F 11-Archer, Salem
C F 'Ponying', Louisville
C E Weaver dc wf,Viirash,D C
BeWal.'N.;%v York
Chaelf Lord & ver, Boston
T Hood &dna:Madison, Miss
flapt',A. Hopkins, U S A
DrCbas Cantor c wf, N Y
R - V Sumner, Jr, U S A
Jos N Borland, Pittsburg
0 II Burrows, New York
D E Bandme.n, New York
John P Vincent, Flarrisbnrg
James C Ma rshall, Brio
John H Biagio!, Boston
C H Pettit, Minneapolis
Dl3 Penn, Jr, Stockbridge
B W Jacobs, Mass
W H Gabbard, Bow York
A Lunbert, New York
W Harper, Wash. 1) C
Dr J G Parry & wf. B,lston
R J Brows, Leave ow' lb city
I,V A Wallace, New York
Mr Smith, New York
B Gaylord. Massanhoselts
S Brown, Baltimore
Lieut E H Sulks ,t, US A
W 111 Stewart, WaMington
IA C Walker, Clearfiold co
J N Brewer, Bri , ton
Maker H MsCobb. Boston
J Lewis, West Chester
II Sargent, Cincinnati
T Chapman, Clowdand
T W Mulford, California
F M R De Monoada, S C •
Benj Grant, Erie,-Pa
H S Goodwin" Williamsport'
Limit D F Beigle. N.O • •
Wm II Grev6m,. Boston
B R Gritiwold; Cleveland
C English; Zanesville, 0
.E D liewitlll L New York
E H Harris, St Louis
W W Boyington, Chicago
A•Senverns, N .
B Updike, Chir.ago
• J H Walker, Erie, Pa
C Hunter, Chicago
Campbell, Albany, Wis
Foster. New 'Fork
R R Donnelly. OltM
Hen J P Joaos,-adAng
Mrs D ereg,,,.• Reading
Alex Garrett, Leavenworth
J A Hiestand, Lancaster
BWilliams
ii
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AdEL O NeVTOrg.
won,' below tttnth.
1,..z.
R A. NVashingter,,- Nei:Lila-.
W H Baglo,Harrisbarg„ - •
C L Ls m'berton, - HarrishUrg
D W Fisher,,Rochester.
John Calhoun, Poona
sa Buffune, N Hampshire
Corn narnerillor. II S N
.1 D Hoover, Washington
Wm Baton, .Brooklyn
Madison &Lando, - Reading
Dr L.Thlt omas, New - York
Liont G , W,Sharpson & la •
IA Wheeler, Washington
Win: Ftl6kt Chester., Pa
W Frick, Lthas tar, Pa
' Miss .Frlok,' Chester, Pa
Mrs NV ilahornas, N J
B J Shipped, Pottsville
TI Hoffman, Baltimore
Herrick, Di owl ville, Pa
Mricolter.„6lereivi, le. Pc..
Albert St 431ait;,.New.York
Tilts 61 Protest,-.6tecir Yoik.
B-H Gardner, Pit'shrirg ' '
ir Haolvirilin, Harrisburg
-.-: ii:,-,LNiilla, tiliarnhsrsharK
- --'-' " ‘-brigtoril Bt.,Lotus
.7.
i'rk
ii:Adarns & la, -
J Ives Parson, Auburn, N Y.
'rhos hicKahan,Nort York
Frank Bolton, New York
J Mclnare,.Elkton, Indiana
S llnfolyinson, US A
WintlCarey, AlexAnclria, VS,
rZi,lills fa i li r ttth ;V a
Jul WI A 6 - ' 4 l c ir k
Crawfrika, Castie,:p a
J Staab, Penn:Sib/Hula
Thdmas Jones Poona
Alfred -Penns,
J.B Sn'tith, Cambridge, Mass
E ..Massachusetts
L M Brown;-Lafayette.
street, toellsk? Aral.
111 H Ruler, Pennsylvania
J Schilling,hio
. •
Will'Stewart, Mercer, Ps
J:F Benham, Ohio
JP Gilchrist, Ohio
. _
F Leach, Owego, N Y
F•Leach; Sr, Owego, N Y
T F bliarpallek, Salem, 0
A Cense. Salem, 0
D Frisbee, Connellsville
D F.Keagy, Woodbary;Pa -
Afra Dr Dirge, St Louis.. •
R 11 Porter & la. U S Army
A W Hillman, Wilkesbarrs
W A McCance, Whnsport
Chas Hirsh, Lancaster .
'street. ambo - ve•Pifth.
Cast N B Allan, R Island-'
T Howell, HAmilton, 0'
J W Davis, Hamilton, 0
Kteinbam., J
Meat Col C Kochersperger
W H Halliday, Boston
RTOwI%.IPS N. •
Richard Barks, TI S •
Col P Lyle;• II S A
P S Harra; -.Havana
J B 00111101' & sons, Del
D A Rich, Adams, N Y
. . .
H P R Shady. Delaware
;Tos Rowlantl, Now York"
1.1 - ,Ch.ambe.rlin, Milton, Pa
street, above. Third..
A.Cro'yean, Baltimote
LNisson,. - New York .
, &IV & 11Ir4B Cockburn, N Y
Allowling:.London
B.Hauger, New Jerriey.
A C„Paatridge, Wheeling
Mrs Edwardi,'Bostou
.11 ft-Pi:lvan; New _York
Jas WUsou, Now York
Blll.ll,'Sinio ' -
B•M Parry,. Bristol • _
AWilliam Poona
Limit J!lNltifirath
.treet, ahoy. Third.
C W Barnoy,Allenhony city
W W Corinth, U S A
W HOLUM], Reading .
Miss Roman, Reading -
Stilson Hutchins, 'llubuqUe
Robert Rillboro
D Bitrry,'Pittsburg,
and Market streets.
F .Tohnson & lady, N York
Lewis Pussy. Penna
Mrs Neeley, Lebanon co, Pa
Henry (3, Pavel', Pittsburg
D S Byrnes, Wilming'n, Dal
Pearsol, Boston
BI.11:1!,35%
A Wolfkill., Lewistown
1
eet, above Third.
0111(011er, Baltimore
Sand Gross St la, Ashland
Chas Rummel, Port Carbon
Jos Eisenach, Port Carbon
Eats , Si'Lyman, Pottsville
F A Bossler, Pottsville
reet, above Cheitnut.
W H Eder. Maryland
L B Platt, Delaware
W McClelland, Maryland
D Kimble; Cheater co
W C H Miller
G C Waller
W Bowers, Delaware
G W King, Penna
E Jones
d street, above Arch.
J L Lansing, Pennsylvania
A J Shield:3, Pennsylvania
Beni Graton
Capt Ingham. & lady, N
Weekly Repo
rt of Internieht.s.
IALTH 0FF10.13, .March 21,
in the City of Philad
118 t March, 1863.
Deaths and intorment -1121
from the 14th to , ti
• ci 4
Z . 1.. 10.
DISEASES. Z DISEASES. •• :1:4
•ss :;', •c. da
r.p -4 0
Abases 3 1 Fever, Scarlet 12
Asphyxia 1 Typhus 2
Anomia...... ........ 1 " Typhoid 6
Apoplexy 6 Gangrene 1
Burns and Scalds... Hiemorrhage,Uterus 1
Cancer 2 Ilooplng _Congli 1
Uterus .1 Inflammation Brain. 4 6
Stomach 2 Bronchi.. 4 1
Croup 10
.',' Breast... 1
Congestion Brain.... 1 8 Larynx .. 1
'
Lungs....• 3 2 " ' Liver .... 3
Cho.' Ira - 1 " Lungs. - --7 14
' Martins 1 " Perlto'rn. 1 1
Colic. I 1" Stem St B. 6 1
Carbuncle l lnanition . . 1
ConsumptionAungs. 40 6 Injuries from , fall.. 1 .‘
Convulsions 14 Intemperance , ./-
Cirrhosis ofLiver.... 1 • Malfortnatirld.'; ..... .. 2
Diptherial Marasmus 1 10
Diarrhcea t ' 2.1 Neuralgia
Dropsy, Brain 4 Old Ag 0....• .. ..•• • ••
' le earl... .. .. 2• 1 Palsy .. ..., . •..• 4
. 1. ,
Disee of Brain • 2 Pyenfia • • • .• :• , ••,• • • • ./
llmrt... ... .. 7 3 ltawover ortalt.•lt,••,.
.-.11
1%
Drowned..
Liver__ .. "1 Scrofula. , ..... ... .... 1.
Dr0wned.......... ;.. 3 Softening of BraiM.. -2
Dysentery ::. :. :.- ... .. 1 1 Small Pox 6 6
.Debility.... '.":- ....... 9 4 Mill-born • 10
Effusion on Brain- .. 1 1 Syphilis 1 1
Erysipelas • - 21 . Wounds—Gunshot -•1 2
Enlargement:Giver:. 1 I--
152 130
,gxplosion of Boiler.. 1 1
Total.
'MERE WERE-
Fwm 80 to 40..
• 40 to 60..
50 to 60..
" 60 to 70...
" 70 to 80...
"
80 to 90.:.
OF TAE ABOVE
Under 1 year.
From 1 to 2.
" 2 toy.
5 to .10
10 to EL
15 to 20.
" 20 to '3O.
Total..'
WAt ans. , 1 wAnns. WARDS,
First . ' 16 Tenth • 9 Nineteenth ' 32
Second. .. ... Eleventh... - ..... Twentieth _ 13
Third . .. 7 Twelfth., .5 . 8 TwentyArst.:... .11
5 Fourth 13. Thhte,eitt . hZ. Twenty-second.. 9
TWetity-third...; 4
Sixth 6 Fiftivith....... - .13 Twenty-fonrth.l2
... ..... 0 Sixteenth.... . 7TV e nty.4l. . 6
-Eighth - .11 i Seventeenth.— .10 Unhnown. ....... 19
Ninth .. ; - 81 Eighteenth..:... 51
Total:
Deduct deaths frornithe country
• Met deaths in the 26 4.
-- IsTfitiyity_—llnited-States.l9B; 'Foreign, 691 Unknown,ls.••
• Fromithe - 'Almshouse, 4 ;
,Deoplerof C010r,.11 from the
6ountry ]B '
The ncufiber of deaths, compared with the corresporid
trig wet6r-uf 38621 and of last week, was ."follows.
Weektending March 22, 1862.1 was 296
' Week ending March,l4; 1863; was 901
• Males; 165; •Females; 1171 :Boys; 70,i Glr6o.
Deaths and interments otsohliers the city,
' By order of thoßoard of Health.
WILLIAM - READ, Health Officer.
p,L A FL'OREN TINES . - A
new thin material, 3-4 and 8-4 wide.
Black Barege Hernani 3-4 and S-4 wide.
Black BaKeges 3-4 and 8-4 wide.
Black Crape Marches 3-4 and 8-4 wide.
Black Chalys and Crape Tammatans.
Black Bombazines and Summer Bombazines.
Black Gros-grain and Poult de Soie Silks.
Black Glossy Lyons Taffeta Silks.
Black Tamises and Mousselines,
Just Received by '
BESSON & SON, MOUNING STORE,
mblo No: OIS CHESTNUT Street,.
,
-4
EAGL - P,'"-E,CairP . P<PAr'-5,P., 1 F4 . .'"V ENV
SHADES..- -'16,... , , .
Leather eololored Pettit de!Soie, .
Ordered Shades or roa,
- - Light, browns, blase, priPpies, &e., &C:-
. " - 1.- EYRE. dz LAIWELL,
' ' ''''''* , *.x ' %FOURTH - and &WM
mh23
TYRE & LANDIILL, FOulf.T.H. - AND
s A k e :s a n e i k MauiFiendgleei.s Goode
" Ettreta 0.0 0.1:117,00. .
Grenadines and: 'Bernal:Lima.
New style . trench Cantbries.
174:1:fRET.Ilext.t. cHußca,
(Man
day) 7 4 11 t 0 0r thesn,w:uctTock. Ti:Xetsl4::::+l.l:sB
proceeds for theßeit
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pcitrriliefowAssoglATlVA THE"
1 - 1 0 K -kultoff q„.
YOUNG. 'l' '0 . c;ve Eighteklatil, 9n
-TABERNACLE BAPTI9 , a,
Iso3, at larterbefore
Church, in CELESTV'T Koro" C Eddy q - I D. D., Hon.
TUESDAY EVENIN6; 'FAci
8 o'clock.' rffl. • - •
• • . . „ • •
James Pollock, antl.gebtiaai Coettitut. •9 READt pid
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• PriIi.A_DELPII I I-A...-.M1ik. , .. , .. 4 3 27 South
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•YOU H- RT Street, Piiit,fusLyui 3 OfttiolisaN ')NS of this
To avotd "dstentiOri,stlie - Veld - ere' of 0081% 'd to lsave
Company due on the let proximo ;Are rettresi l / 4 "hen re
them at this office on or before* the' Slit' ine,t, livery
ceipts will be ven and cheeks will lie readrford&
on the Ist promino, - •m - exeltentaffor saWreeeipte.
n
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To. -Tuw., .LADIES CON.NCOUFF...t6
with the Fair held at - Concert Hall for the benefit
ofthe sick and wounded-soldiers,.December 10, 1802 l:
Many thanks for - boxes containing hospital stores f6r
the field,. received at .Washington city from Airs. W.
Chaplain and Misss Lithe Price; of Philadelphia, being
part of proceeds of a Fair held at that time. They were
very gratefully received," - and I hope the kind ladies will•
continue the „nnod work; if_ is all for the brave soldiers,
who give theirlives for , their country. .I.also acknow
ledge - through ilia above a donation of lemons and
..orangeS, from MOMS: J. ID: ..Benners - and Warner Dra
per ; also flannel shirts, from Miss Ann St. Clair,
I shallnlWaYS be happy to receive anything entrusted.
to my care,,andwill take great pleasure in distributing
where moot needed... -
It* • " MM , . MAJOR WEED.
UNIVERSITY. OF PENNSYLVA
111A, DEPARTMENT, OF FARTS.—The Ex
amination of the Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman
Classes, at the close of the Second Term, will he held in
,the following order:
/MOND AY, Ml—Fruit 9 toll, Sophomores; by Prof.
Frazer,(Chemistry of the Metalloids); and Freshmen, by
Prof. Kendall (Algebra), written, From 11 to 1, Ju
niors. by the Provost (Intellectual:Philosophy. )
TUESDAY, 24th —From 9 to 11, Juniors (Differential
Calculus), and SOphomores (Trigonometry), by Prof.
Kendall, written. - .From 11 to 1, Freshmen, byProf. Al
len Cfliwydides).
WEDNESDAY, 25th,—From 9 to 11, Sophomores. by
Prof. Allen, (Thuovdides,- Sicilian Expedition.) From
11 to-1, Juniors, by Prof. Fraser, (Dynamics and Hydro-
THURSDAY, 26th.—From 9 to 11, Juniors, by Prof
Jackson (Horace's Epistles). From 11 to 1; Sophomores,
by Prof Coppim (Latham's Handbook of the English
Language).
FRIDAY; 27th.—From 9 to 11, Juniors, by Prof. Allen
(Demosthenes). From D. to 1, Freshmen, Prof. Jackson
(Horace's Satires).
MONDAY, zOth.—From 9 to 11. Sophomores, by Prof.
Jackson (Cicero de Senectute). From 11 so 1, Freshmen,
by Prof. Coppee (History). '' GEORGE-ALLEN.
mh29-71 Secretary of the Faculty of Arts.
MCALEB COPE, - TREASURER. OP
THE UNITED STATES SANITARY COMMIS
SION, Northeast corner of MINOR and SIXTH streets,
acknowledges the receipt of the following contributions
since the last report :
R. Y. Massey 'MOO 00
George Blight 25 00
Wilson C, Swann,.M.D 59 00
Rev. Wm. 11. Furness 20 00
R. L Iddings 500
E. T
Women's Pennsylvania Branch' of the U. S.
Sanitary Commission, per Mrs. John I'.
Frazer, Treas. of the Finance Committee .. 300 00
H. T.[Desilver 50 00
Ladies' Aid of St. Mark's Lutheran Church,
Spring Garden street, per 31. C. Knauff and
E. W.. Mayer, Secretaries' 15 00
C. S 20.00
Unclaimed reward for a fur collar found 2 00
Previgqely reported
Total $57, IT3 25
The Sanitary Commission,.No..27 . South -Sixth street,
also acknowledge the receipt of the following donations
in hospital supplies since the last report:
Holmesburg Ladies' Aid, 1 pkge.
Yardleyyille do do, 2 do, Mrs. Lydia R. Yard
ley, Sec's.
Montrose Ladies' Aid, ,1 pkge, Miss C. Blackman,
New Philadelphia Ladies' Aid, 1 pkge, Mrs. D. 11.
Dodson, Prest.
Chester County Central Ladies' Aid, 2 plrges, R. • S.
Price, Seey. _
Springfield Ladies' Aid, 1 pkge, Maggie B. Panceast,
Pottstown Ladies' Aid, ..1 pkge, Miss Liizie W. Rutter,
Upper Darby Ladies' Aid. •
Union. Sewing Association, P. Cases, Miss Julia Lewis,
Mary E. Santee, steel:inks.
Mrs. Wm. H. Carryl, hooks and papers.'
Miss Bohlen, clothing.
McCounellsburg Ladies',Aid, 1 pkge, Mrs. M. Kendall,
PORT ROYAL AND EMANCIPA.
.TION.—The MKT ROYAL RELIEF COMMIT
TEE of.this city, will celebrate its fireb anniversary by
a public meeting in CONCERT HALL next THURSDAY
EVENING,' the 26th inst. Hon. JOHN A. BINGHAM,
of Ohio, and other distinguished speakers, will take part
in the - proceedings.' mh2l-tf
PENNSYLVANIA !MINING -COAL—
PANY OF MICHIGAN.—Notice Ifl hereby given,
that the Annual Meeting - lot .the Stockholders of the
PENNSYLVANIA MINING COMPANY OF MICHIGAN
will be held at the 011104 of the Company ' No. 417 WAL
NUT Street, Philadelphia, on MONDAY, April 6th, PM,
at 12 o'clock It., at which time and . place an election for.
Nine Directors, to serve for one year, will be held.
DAY, Secretary.
Dated Philadelphia, March 20, 11363. mh2l.-14t
THE YOUNG . HEN'' CHRISTIAN
ASSOCIATION OF PHILADELPHIA: —The Re
gular Monthly Meetnig of this Association will be held
on MONDAY EVENING. March 23, at 7g o'clock; at the
Rooms, Nos. 1009 and 1011 CHESTNUT Street. Mr.
CLIFFORD P. ItIcCALLA will read an Essay on "Na
tional Morals." 'Strangers are always welcome.
nih2l-2t* . GEORGE GOOKMAN, President.
MISS EMMA_ HARDINGE WILL
give a Historical Lecture on MONDAY , Evening,
March 23, at the UNION VOLUNTEER REFRESH
MENT SALOON. Proceeds for the benefit of Saloon.
Admission 10 cents. Soldiers of the Union free. mh2o-3t
THE BOARD. OF IVIA.
E M
- NAG 131t8 of the Philadelphia, Germantown, and
Norristown Railroad Company have declared a dividend
of three and one-half per cent. , clear of National Tax,
payable on and after the Ist day of April next.
Transfers will not be made for ten days after the Met
instant. W. S. WILSON, Treasurer.
March 19,1663. mlll6-mtvf tapl
.UNION LE AGUE YN THE TWENTY - FOURTH WARD.
At a meeting of the Union League in the Twenty
feurth ward, held March 18, 1863, the following oMcere
were elected :
PRESIDENT.
N. B. BROWNE.
VICE-PRESIDENT 6.
E. SPENCER MILLER,JOHN COLAHAN,
THOMAS S. ELLIS, I JAMES MILLER.'
DIRECTORS.
Samuel Field, T. M. Wiltberger,
James N. Marks, J. R. McCurdy, -
Henry C. Townsend, B. Andrews Knight,
Edward Miller, Henry C. Lea,
.C. M. Eakin,
TREASURER. SECRETARY.
Clarence H. Clark. Henry E.' Rood.. '
The 'Directore were appointed a Committee to receive
the names of those desirous ofjoining, the'Leagae.
The next meeting will be hold at half past seven
o'clock on WEDNESDAY evening next, March 25; xt
SADNDER'S INSTITUTE,THIRTY-NINTH Street. above
Market. • J. R. McCURDY.
mh2o-31 5 Secretary, pro-tem.
1}:.• PRACTICAL CIIEHISTRY.--- THE
Spring Course of afternoon instruction in Ma
--nipulations, Experimental Illustrations, .Testing, and
Analysis in the Laboratory of the 'Polytechnic College,
will begin on MONDAY. March Md.
Apply from 4 to 6P. M. at the Cellega Balding, MAR
KET Street, and west PENN SQUARE
ALFRED L. KENNEDY, M. D.
MONUMENT CEMETERY NO—
TICE.—An assessment of 60 cents on each awl
every lot in the Cemetery (not heretofore exempted from
taxation) will be due and, payable at the office -of the
Ceme. ery, No. 141 North SIXTH. Street, on the let day
of April next.
The payment of $11.40 on any one lot, together with
the assessments now due, will exempt the same from
taxation or assessment forever hereafter,lfpaid before
the let day of April next; if paid after that time, the as 3
sessment then falling due must be paid in addition.
nibl7-tapl E TAYLOR. Secretary.
COMMISSIOr
IMP CITY EFOrthrSu9ary°7ll26°27"
To HOTEL AND TAVERN KEEPERS, RESTAU
RANT, and others, desirous of selling LIQUORS by less
measure than one quart.
Applicants for LICENSE will apply at THIS OFFICE
as provided by act of Assembly, approved April:2o, 1838:
on the following days. viz.:
WARDS.
First
Second
Third and Fourth
Fifth
Sixth
Seventh and Eighth.
Ninth and Tenth
Eleventh .
Twelfth and Thirteenth
Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Sixteenth
Seventeenth
Eighteenth and'Nineteenth...
Twentieth
Twenty-first and Twenty=
decond
Twenty-third and Twenty.
fourth
Twenty-fifth.
fe27-to mh24
HOMEOPATHIC HOSPITAL, ME
CUTHBERT Street—This institution is now open
(or tbe reception of sick and wounded' Soldiers, who will
be recall e d. and provided for In the 'most comfortable
manney, iree of olutrge.• B. F. GLENN,
n022-tf Secretary of Boatd of Managers.
COMMONWEALTH INSURANCE
--t)_COMPANY. OF THE STATE OF PEANSYLVA. 7 ,
BUlJ.Yrica; 613 CHESTNUTSTREET, PHILADBLPHIAi-:
Pebraary,23,
The business and affairs of this Company being now
in process 'of - liquidation. all parties,•having claims
against the Commonwealth Insuranea Company of _ -
the
Linnie of, Pennsylvania will
_present the same for
-settlement and pay m entat this °thee within tbirty days
By order Of the Board of blreetors,_
•• • BADIVAL B.4loo2L.Sectatary.
SILKS,
DRESS GOODS,
SHAWLS,
CLOAKS,.
MANTLES,
D STAPLE GOODS,
•
To which they invite the attention, of Purchasers
zahl9-thschwsbt
EYRE & LANDELL,
T ; ; !
IN E N NAPKINS, AT $2 PER
finer do., at $2.50; heavy Barnsley. at $3;
...15 me lot all Linen Towels; $2; better do., at $2.60; very
fine do., broad border and fringed ends,‘ $3; all Linea
Doylies. at $1; fine do., $1.25; one lot extra quality,:
cut ready for use, $1.50; Union Table Linen, 62Yc. ;
heavy - , all Lines spot, 75c. ; finer do , 874 c. and $1;
extra heavy Barnsley, two vafds wide, at $1.25; a largo
lot,different widths, of the hand-loom Table Linen; one
lot fine Fronting Linen, 45c., by the piece; finer do.,
.sMs..—these a a groat bargain. All Li Russia dker
chieti:, perdozen; finer do., at n7s ; rash,.
in various quall s tes, and large variety of all kinds of
Linen Goods, tilt I will sell for less than others are
selling them. GRANVILLE B. .FIAINES,
inh23-3t No. 1013 MARKET Street, ab. TE,NPO.
. .
HALL "B.v.H CO 26 SO - CPA:J:I -
-•—• SECOND Street, have nor open,
New styles of Fancy Silks.
- Plain Silks, of the new shades.'
Check Silks.
Spun Silk Plaids:
Printed Pongees and Foulards.
Black and colored Corded Silka.
Black. Taffetas and Gros de Eltinea,
$592 00
$50,531 25
CHEAP DRY GOODS, .CARPETS,
OIL CLOTH, AND WINDOW SHADES. —V. E.
ARCHAMBAULT, N. E. corner ELEVENTH' and MAR
KET Streets, will open this morning from Auction, In
grain Carpets, at 50, 62, 75, 87c., and 81; Batty and Stair
Carpets, 50c. to' $1; ling Carpets. 45 to Slc.,• Eloor. Oil
Clotho, 60 to 75 eta. • Gilt Bordered Window Shades, 75c.
to $1.50; Sheeting, 'Shirting, and Pillow Case Mnslins.
20 to 40 eta.,_. Table Linens, 62e: to $1; Napkins, 16340. ;
White and Colored Marseilles Quilts, $3 to $Bl Stella
Shawls; $3 to $8; Mons de Laines, 2.5 to 37e. ;
Chintzes,
22 to 2Se. ; ,Cloth Table Covers,sl.so to $1; Plain and
Fancy Cassimeres, 75 ets. to $1.50; Fancy Shirting
Flannels', 50 to 65e. mhll-wfmlm
.Monday,.March 2, 'lto
.Tuesday,3,
.Wednesday, 4..
.Thursday, 6,.
.Friday
.Friday,
:Monday, . 9,
.Tuesday, . ": a 10,
•Wednesday, " :11,
.Thursiday, a " 12,
:Friday, " 13;.'
;Hominy; " 16,
.Tuesday, " 17,
.Wedneßday, " 18,
.Thursday„ " 19,
•
•Friday, • "
Monday," 23; - "
;TutiMay; ." 24, "
JAMES.SHAW. Clark.
STOCKS and BONDS, and all lands of U.S. GOVERN.
KENT SEOURITIESIbought and sold on Commission, ex
elusively.
Business Paper and Leans on Collateral immolated at
lowest rates. •
Orders by Mail shall rosette prompt attention. Before to
Messrs. Nathan Trotter & Co., Sfee. D. Parrish, Esq.,
. John B. Myers St Co., Samuel B. Thomas, Esq..
Furness, Brinley, Co., John Thomas, leo.
OLIVE .-01 L..-AN INVOICE JUST
readied and for sale by 'CHAS. & 'JAB. CAE
figtrrtetBll, raTr. a . 4dAl
Autig-tf.
OFFICE OF THE HUILGIF.ONAR..
TO,THE ARMY AND NAVY,, PBILApEL
PEA,
Wounded Soldiers and Sailors desirous of availing
themselves of the National Appropriations for supplying
Artificial Limbs, should apply immediately at the elks
of =the Sumeon-Artist to the Government,- No. 1009
CHESTNUT Street. B. PRANK PALMER,
is9-13m Government Surgeon-Artist.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
A 6 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
Have now open their penal assortment of
E. & L.
FICtURTEI AND ARCH.
FOURTH. AND ARCH,
FOURTH AND AROH.
ARE OPENING FOR
SPRING SALES.
FASHIONABLE SILKS,
FASHIONABLE SHAWLS,
FASHIONABLE ORGANDIES,
FASHIONABLE CHINTZES,
FASHIONABLE SKIRTINGS,
TAFFETA DE ANNISSE, New Goods,
TACON CLOTHS FOR, DRESSES,
FULL LINE OF STAPLE GOODS.
mh4-wfmtf
. .
Alui,than wholesale Priopa. _
s iu L g s s .— are m b Y . ,-, RaTA IR sc2 S :93 lr oTi 4 dera ° bry
3011,, B : ; 7Ain u 2 s 2 s 1 , 111t!n t a g I LNa t % e , T r i ali i d :w 'e l . 46"Yarii
-134, 2, 234., and 2.14
Williamsville, WiAinP - .•
Shirting's,
Marseillas
Allenda"" - _Lolls, very heavy, at $6, a great bargain.
at $2. IToneycomlis at $2.50.
_e lot Brilliants, first-rate quality, at 25 cents by the
a P t icke y .. ,c ut •,abent Ea yards. ali N e v se m ar E b ß eini [ s A ni x d
E ar s o . und
mh23.31 No. 101_3 MARKET Street, ab.
wide at
Mils
.ieitehed Sheeting,
the lowest prices.
...tta, and all the best makes of
FiIYWI N _ .
.
HAIL &, CO 26 SOUTH
-,,,--- iiikCOND Slied, - wilLopen, THIS MORNING.
• One case of the new shades of Alpacas, at 6236 cents.
probably the finest goods and the best shades for the
price in the city. -
Arabian G laces and Taffeta '' D'Ete,'-' of the new shades.
Printed Pongees and Foulards. - - --
Priated Cambees and French ChintzeL
Mohair Glaces and Poll De CheiTeS•
roh23 New styles of Dress, of varia".. B names.
3ir AzE ND LEATHER- o . oLatt
1 DRESS' 0M,%%5.
Mode and Tam Wo n e Lainef
Double-width De Lain.' 3B and iit'aliairir;
Plaid Valencias, all cok s r,a ;
A great variety of Dress t, for - suite.
Small black ;and white, d brdriVir and; white, Pied
Brown Silks. dark shades;
Plaid Olive Foulard Silk, for Frieruis".v._.
One piece of Olive Simmer Silk, wade- ante good, Vir
Friends;
Together with Williamsville,
.Wiimsuttlip and' all the ,
best makes of Muslins, at
JOHN
Enib23 7021 ARCH Street.
I R. CASSELBERRY, 45 NORTH
tf • EIGHTH Street, has now open many desirable and ,
seasonable Oc ods, from the New York sales of. this week..
Also, many lots of SPRING: DRESS GOODS, SIIAWLI,
Sze., which will be sold at about last year's prices.
Black Stella Shawls,'broFhe border, 55.50
Black Stella Shawls, $4.75.
13IackStella Shawls from 53.50 to 520.
New style Spring Plaid Shawls, $5.
Closing out line Broche Shawls at half what they,
would now cost to import.
DRAB -AND MODE ALPACAS. •
. - - -
Best quality and shades of Modes, Drab and Leather
colored Alpacas for the prices in this market.
SHEPHERD'S PLAID DELAINES AND CASHMERES.
I case Shepherd's Plaid Delaines, 30c.
1 case Shepherd's Plaid Cashmeres, Sic.
1 case Shepherd's Plaid Cmshmeres all wool.
` MOZAIVIBIQUES, PLAIN AND PLAID. :
_ . . .
1 case elain Mozambiques, left from last year, at 22c.
lease Plain Mozambiques, left from last year, at 31e
1 ease Plain Mozambiques, superior quality, 31e.
Spring Dress Goods ISX, 20, 22, 25, 31, Sm.
6-4 DAMASKS OR BIiOCATELLES.
GO pieces of the above Goods, excellent quality, choice
colors, Buff, Modes, Blues, Crimsons, .Greens, &c.,
it. TABLE LINENS, Doylies, Napkins, Shirting Linens,
FLANNELS—White and Colored.
• SPRING CLOAKING CLOTHS—Choice shades.
KID GLOVES—Cheapest stock of Kid Gloves in the
city. " J. R. CASSELBERRY'S
Mammoth Dry Goods House,
45 North EIGHTH Street, below Arch.
P. S.—Best quality HOOP SKIRTS, at old prices, in
Hoop-Skirt Show Room, second:floor.
CANTON MATTINGB, left from last year, arranged
for sale on the third floor.
mh2S-21 CASSELBERRY.'
:EMBROIDERED PIANO COVERS AT
LOW PRICES.—A. full assortment of Green Burgun
dy and Crimson Cloth PIANO COVERS with rich em
broidered bordem
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, & ARRISON,
mhl3.l2trp . 1008 CHESTNUT street.
BLEACHED MUSLINS.---THE SUB
scribers have a full assortment of the best makes of
Shirting Muslins —as Williamsville, Wamsutta,
Wauregan, Semper Idem, Lonsdale, and New York
Mills, below the wholesale prices.
SHEPPARD, 'VAN HARLINGEN, & ARRISON, '
mhl3-12trp 1008 CNESTNUT Street.
LINENS, LINEN GOODS, & - c.-THE
largest assortment in the City of flret-class reliable
Shirting Linens, and Linen Goods generally, much be
low the present advanced prices, to which the attention
of families and buyers generally is respectfully invited.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGE N, Sc ARRISON,
mIll3-121rp 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
MILLINERY GOODS.
'.?V STRING
BROOKS & ROSENHEIM,
(Late Rosenheim, Brooks, & Co.),
No. 431 MARKET STREET, North Side,
Have now Open. and are daily making additions thereto
A HANDSOME VARIETY OF.
RIBBONS, BONNETS,
MISSES'AND CHILDREN'S HATS, FLOWERS,
MILLINERY GOODS IN GENERAL,
to which the attention of the trade is respectfully soli
cited. ' mhlB-tf
1863. RIBBONS
MILVNERY:GOOIjS
L. DANNENBAVA/ et CO.,
No. 57 North SECOND Street,
Have now open a large and admirably:assorted stock
of the above goods.
- MERCHANTS and MILLINERS
will find inducements in sty/es and prices unequalled in
this market.: mhl7-6t5
1863 8 r r7 l st' 131. 1863
Wog!) .OARY.
No. 725 CHESTNUT STREET,
H im now In store a complete stock of
S'I'RA.W AND MILLINERY QOODS,
INCLUDING
STRAW HATS AND BONNETS.
MISSES' AND CHILDREN'S STRAW. GOODS.
FANCY AND CRAPE BONNETS.
FRENCH FLOWERS, RIBBONS. dm
To which they respectfollyinvite the attention of Mer
chants and Milliners.
CASH BUYERS will find special advantage in examin
ing this stock before purchasing. fe2B-2m
FINANCIAL.
MATURING CERTIFICATES OF
INDEBTEDNESS
BOUGIIT OR COLLECTED.
.DREXEL do CO.
hl9-5t •
HARVEY THOMAS,
STOCK AND BILL BROKER
No. 317 WALNUT STREET.
:so ; I ; MONDAY. MARCH 23. 1863.
DAVID ROGERS, —
No. 45 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS' WEAR, LADIES'
rnb23-2ne CLOAKI NG S,
FANCY CASSIMERES,
SILK-MIXED, ALL WOOL, AND COTTON WARP.
For sale by the package, by
fe2B-sumlOt
GRIOG & HARMSTEAD,
Offer for sale, by the Package,
ARMY GOODS.
DARK-BLIIE COAT CLOTHS. •
DARK-BLIIE CAP CLOTHS.
SKI -BLUE CLOTHS FOR OFFICERS.
ARMY BLANKETS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
10-OUNCE DIICK.
DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
HEAVY LINEN DRILLS AND DUCK.
BROWN AND BLEACHED SHEETINGSAND SHIRT
ING& For sale by
' FROTHINGHAM WELLS.
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S
" OAK HALL."
CLOTHING,
Southeast'corner SIXTH and. PiAERET streets,
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S •
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S , •
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S
WAN Mil AKER & BROWN'S
WANAMAKER & DROWN'S
WANAMAKER & BROly - „- -
WANAMAKER & •, ••••
WANAMAr
& BRO . ;IW . g
~,,AAKERAr. BROWN'S
ANAMAKER & BRONVNA
WANAMAKER & Bhow
0 A.K HALL" CLOTHING,
"
"OAK HALL" CLOTHING, OK FAL"LOTH
"OAK HALL" CLOTHING,
" OK HAL" CLTHIG
"OAK HALL" CLOTHING,
" OAK HALT," CLOTHING,
" OAK HALL" CLOTHING
" OAK HALL" CLOTHING,
"OAR HALL" CLOTHING,
" OAKK H A A L LL " "
C L LO OT H H IN N G ,
SPRING 'AND SUMMER, 13G. ,
THING AND
_S_IIM_IH R R :I I B6. 664 :
- MG AND SUM ,
"4 AND SLIMMER,IB63,
!ORLIN. •ND STIMMER,IB63,
SPRING A. SUM MER,IBR3,
SPRING AND ... --, TMER,1863,
SPRING AND ` 0 .R.0.863,
SPRING AND SEMI).- ' 563 , • •
SPRING AND SUMMER,.
SPRING AND SIIMMER,IBb,
SPRING AND SIIMMER,ISSL• • ',TEE & MARKET.
SPRING ND SUMMER, 1863
c i t n - 131 . & MARKET.
S. BS
E COR ARKET.
S. E. GGIZ SIXTH kb..
S. E. Mg: SIXTH & MAh-
S. B. COR. MX , TH &
S. E. COR. SIXTH & MARKET.'
S. H. COR. SIXTIP& MARKET.
S. E. COR. SIXTH &MARHET..
S. E. COR. SIXTH Si - MARKET'
S. E. COR. SIXTH & IifkRKE.T.
S. E. COIL SIXTH & MARKET:
m 1434100 S. E. COR. SIXTH & MARKET.
BLACK CASS. PINTS, $5.50;
' At 704 MARKET'Street.'
BLACK CASS. PANTS, Vi.so.
At 701 MARKETBireet.
BLACK CASS. PANTS, S.s.ge,
At 704 MARKET Street
GP.IGG & VAN GUNTEN'S,
No. 704 ➢MARKET Street
GRIGG & VAN GIINTEA'S,
We. 704 MARKET Street
GRIGG & VAN GUNTER'S,
mh2l-tf M.. 704 MARKET Street
BOYS' CLOTHING.
JACKETS AND PANTS.
LAAGE 'STOCK' OF GOODS TO SELECT FFIO3I.
prers:nrwm. , mmulri
COOPER & CONARD.
mhl4-tf S. S. corner NINTH AND MARKET' Sts
OPPENHEIMER.
HAVERSACKS,
PONCHOS,
CAMP BLANKETS,.
KNAPSACKS. and
BED TICKINGS FOR HOSPITALS.
MATERIAL BOUGHT FOR CONTRACTORS.
All goods made will be guarantied remilatlon is eirei.
W. B. Orders of any size filled - with despatch. Jean
HARDNVARE.
CLOSING OUT, AT
OLD PRICES,
The stock of- a WHOLESALE HOUSE, comprising
A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF-
, ALL KINDS OF GOODS.
4-%7 MAREET and - 416 - COMMERCE Streets
GOVERNMENT GOODS.
1863.
Standard 10-ounce Cotton Duck.
Indigo * Blue Flannels.
Mixed Twilled Flannels.
Sky Blue Kerseys.
FARNHAM, KIRKHAM, & CO.,
No. 230 CHESTNUT STREET.
mhl9-Sm -
GW.. SIMONS & BROTHER,
. •
SANSOM-STREET HALL, PHILADELPHIA,
MANUFACTURERS OF JEWELRY,
EINE SWORDS,
• MILITARY GOODS, IN RUBY VASIETi
19,84113 m.
INTERNAL REVENLIE
- - - - .
NOTICE IS - HEREBY GIVEN to all persons residing
or doing business hi the - - .
FIRST.COLLECTION DISTRICT,
composed of the Second, Third, Fourth, Fifth, Sixth, and -
Eleventh wards of the City and County of Philadelphia,
that the •
ASSESSMENT ROLLS
will, in accordance with the provisions of Section 11 of
the act to provide. Internal Revenue, &c.; be open for
examination at this office, from 10 A. M. to 3 P. M., for
FIFTEEN DAYS from the - date hereof (Sundays ex.,•
cepted), during which time all persons who have not
made registry - with the
- •
ASSISTANT-ASSESSORS
of the Division in which their business is located, or
with the Assessor of the District,
-
ARE-HEREBY NOTIFIED
to make application' for Lirense under the act to the`
Assistant Assessor, or at this office, and thus avoid the
penalties prescribed for violating said - act-by transacting
business without license. - "--
All appeals relative to erroneous or excessive valua
tion or enumeration must be made in writing to this
office during the five days next ensuing tlie expiration
of the above fifteen days, and. must state the particular
canoe, - matter,-or thing respecting- which IC decision is
desired, as well as the ineguality_or error complained of.
• , WASHINGTON KEITH.
Assessor Firet,Distriet.
Office 431 M WALNUr Street.
Philadelphia, March 23, 1863. . mh.23
SIIIINPLASTERS.—W E WILL RE-zi
CEIVE at PAR, for Goods, 'Small Notes on the fol
lowing towns:
Wilmington, Delaware. Poughkeepsie, New York.
Newark, Easfbn.
Newark, New Jersey. Lehigh county, Allentown.
Burlington, 0 oodric,h's Checks, Reading.
Bordentown, Blumer's Checks, 'Allen
Trenton - town.
Jereey - Eby & Runkle's Checks,
Port Depoeit, Maryland. Harrisburg.
Albany, New York. Farmers' and Merchants'
Troy, Bank, Washington.-
Elmira,
" 'Bristol, Pa.,
And other Corporation Notes taken for CIGARS, TO
BACCO, PIPES, &c., wholeeale and retail at '
D
mh2l-2t. ' EAN'S, 335 CHESTNUT Street.
CURRENCY- HOLDERS.—CURREN
cy Holder ,s manufactured and for sale, wholesale
M
and retail, at AGEE'S Envelope Manufactory. No.. 316
CHESTNUT Street. mb2l-5t
ENVELOPES AT N 9. 316- CHESTNUT
Envelores at No. 316 Chestnut Street. -
Magee's Envelope.Mannfactory
- Is at No. 316 Chestnut Street.
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Wholesale and Retail, _
At MAGER'S, No. 316 CHESTNUT Street, between
Third and Foarth. mh2l-61
UN . IV ERSAL CLOTHES-WRINGER
Saves its value in wear of clothes every six months.
No. 1, Large Family Wringer *lO. With cogs; -
No. 2, Medium Family Wringer.— 7. Warranted.
I
No. 2.,4, Medium Family Wringer.. $6. Without cogs,
No; 3, ' Small Family Wringer 6. Not warranted..
. No can be durable without cog-wheels.
WALCOTT At BURNHAM, 721 CHESTNUT St. ,
Exclusive Agents for Eoetern.Pennsylvania.
.
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from on beard brig Sarah Elizabeth from Amsterdam, at
Brat wharf, below Spruce Street. Imported and for sale
by HENRY BOHLEN & CO., 225 and 2213 South
I' °CETI' Street.. inhl9-6t
ARIES' HAIR - BRAIDS , WIGS
L
Curbs, 'Frizettes, Gossamer, Ventilated Wigs, Ven
tilated Stains of superior manufacture. Prices are'loseet,
than those of any other establishment. BAKER'S,::'
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COMMISSIOPI HOUSES.
BATES' COTTONADES.
TWEEDS AND FLANNELS.
CAMBRICS AND SILESIA%
DOESKINS AND COATINGS,
TESTiNGS. STUFF GOODS. &c.,
ALFRED H. LOVE.
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2124 CHESTNUT STREET,
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RIPKA'S COTTONADES,
SUFFOLK BLUE DRILLS: ,
STANDARD BROWN DRILLS,
STANDARD BROWN SHEETINGS,
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BOYS' SUITS, $6.
BOYS' SUITS; $7.
BOYS' SUITS, $B.
BOYS' SUITS, $9.
BOYS' SUITS, $lO
BOYS' SUITS, $ll
NAgKS AND SUITS MADE TO ORDER.
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MILITARY GOODS.
"ii. smile Was on her llyr—health was in nor look,
strength was in her step, and in her hands—Plantation
Bitters."
A few hottles of Plantation Bitters
Will cure Nervous Headache.
" Cold Extremities and Feverish Lips. -
" Sour Stomach and Fetid Breath.
Flatulency and Indigestion.
Nervous Affections.
Excessive Fatigue and Short Breath..
. .‘
Pain over the Eyes.
• Menial Despondency.
Prostration; Groat Weakness.
Sallow Complexion, Weak Bowels, &c.
Whichnrethe evidencee of •
LIVER COMPLAINT AND: DYSPEPSIA.
It is!estimated that seven-tenths of all adult ailments
proceed from a diaeased and torpid liver. The biliary
secretitms of!the liver overflowing into the stomach,
. •
poison'the entire system, and exhibit the above sYmP
' Aftq long research, we are able to present the most re- •
'meltable cure for these horrid nightmare diseases, the
world has ever produced.', Within one year over six
hundred and forty thousand persons have taken the
Plantation Bitters, and not an instance of complaint has .
come to our knowledge!
It is a most effectual tonic, and. agreeable stimulant,
suited to all conditions of life:
The reports that it relies upon mineral substances for
its active properties, are wholly false. For the public
satisfaction, and that patients may consult their PirYsi
- Clans, we append a list of its components.-
CALISAYA BARE—Celebrated for . over two hundred
years in the treatment of Fever and Ague, Dyspepsia,
• Weakness, &c. It [was introduced into Europe by the
Countess, wife of the Viceroy of Porn, in MO, and after ,
wards sold. by the Jesuits for the enormous prize of its
own weightin silver, under the name of Jesuit's Pow
ders, and was finally made public by. Louis XVI, King
of France. Humboldt makes especial reference to its
febrifuge qualities during his South American travels.
CASCARILLA BARK — FOr diarrhcea, colic, and diseases
of the stomach and. bowels.
DANDsmox — For inflammation of the loins, and dropsi
cal affections. - • .
CHAMOMILE FLOWERS — For enfeebled digestion.
LAVENDER-FLOWERS—Aromatic, stimulant, and Mule;
'highly invigorating in nervous' debility.
Wrivrunou.ssa — For scrofuli., rheumatism, &c.
Axmi—An aromatic carminative, creating &eh, !ma
de and milk; much used by mothers nursing.
Also, clove-buds, orange, carraway, corizatter„. snake-
Philadelphia
4-nothe r r:itriderful ingredient; of Spanish origin, im
i"rtin:6 beauty to the complexion,' and brilliancy to the
P - "i3, is yet unknown to the commerce of the world, and
•"'vievitithold its name for the present.
IMPORTANT CERTIFICATES.
ROCHESTER, N. Y., Deo. 28, MI.
Messrs. P. H. DRAKE & CO.:—lhave been a great suf
ferer from Dyspepsia for three or four years, and had to
abandon my profession. About three months ago I tried
the Plantation Bitters, and to my great joy, I am now,
nearly `a well man. I have : recommended them in
several cases, and; as far as I know, always with sig,nal
.
benefit. I anirespectfully yours,
REV. S. S. CATHORN,
PHILADELPHIA, 10th Mouth,l7th Day, M.
RESPECTED 'III,IEND:—My daughter has bees much
lieneflted by the use of thy PlaßtEttinn Bitteti, Then
niiitsend me tws betties )ncyve.
Illy ffigliAt -
• ASA CIIRRIN.
BEIERNAP .-
IttMUT. 110IIKE. CHIOAOO, .11.1., Feb. 11,-1363.twelv e. ,DRAKE & Co. :—Please send us another
. 7.,,Mes of yOur plantation Bitters. As a morning
" ...ether, they appear to have superseded everything
else, and are greatly esteemed,
Yours, &C.;
Arrangements are now completed to supply any de
Eland for this article, which trona lack of Goyernmery
stamps has not heretofore beenpossible.
The public may rest assured that in no easa Will the
Perfectly pure standard of the Plantation Bitters be de
parted from. Everb_bottle becow the fae-simile of our
"hire on a steel plate, engraving, or it cannot be
- .
aigne,
ercuutni, - giets Grocers, and Dealers through
Sold by all '
out Mel tawdry,
fe27-fmwfaplif
HEALTH AND~ STRENGTH
WILD. CHERRY
,„
Has proved to be tho host efficacious remedy yet disco
Nero,' for all pulmonary complaints, coughs, Sore
Throat, Hoarseness, Asthma, Bronchitis ; Me
moptysis (Spitting Blood), Shorti Breath;
Croup, Wasting,Plesh, 'Pains. and SOTO
nerl e, Weak Breast, Tiskliur, Irritation,
or rising im , 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 until you have
tried this great' Medicamemtum.
Wonderful cures have taken place,
when, to all human - Probability, it could '
not be possible..-'The popular impression,
_ strengthened by,f some:scientific opinions, that
Consumption cannot be cured, has no doubt hastened
the death of many an invalid, by depriving them of the
consolation of hope:- Persons afflicted with Pectoral
disease should be supported bfevery assurance of a cure,
not alarmed by the gloomy, foreboding countenances of
those Around. For our part; we do not believe that Can
sumption is incurable; and let Physicians theorise as
they will, we have a mass of evidence to prove that per
sons having all the symptoms of Consumption, cough
deep, bloody expectoration, painsrand oppression, sore
throat, diarrhoea, might swears, burning fever, &c. ,
have been permanently — cured by " Dr. SWAYNE'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY.' A good
appetite, complete Amestion, strength, and a. disposition
for active exercise is sure 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, excepl, that prepared by Dr.,
Swayne & Son, the original and. only genuine.
Dr. SWAYSUPS Principal Office, 330 North SIXTH.
Street, 'above Vine, Philadelphia. Sold by Druggists
and Dealers. .. nilffl-if If
WE AND 'EAR.PROF. J. ISAACS
Oculist and Anriet, from Leyden, Holland, is per.
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all diseases of the Eye or Ear scientifically, and. cures—
if curable. Artificial Eyes'inserted without pain.
N. B.—No charges made for examination. Office home
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AFRESH ASSORTMENT, AT LESS
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Importer and' Wholesale Dealer hi
' FINE WATCHES AID JEWELRY.
' No. 712. CHESTNUT Street,
(Up-stairs, oPPosite Masonic Temple).
Has now open a.
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fel2-3m
•
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Is constantly in receipt of
AMERICAN WATCHES,
Of desirable styles and qualities, to suit all classes of
buYers. fels-3mif
F-INE GILT COMBS
IMITATIONS OF PEARL AND CORAL.
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&am • attended to, by the most experienced workmen,
ancrevery watch warranted for one year.
• G. RUSSELL,
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.ELI ROLDEN,
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j e ELI HOLDEN,
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VITLCtNITE RINGS
. . . .
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. • ' - . ' '- ' - - '
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`r
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•
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. .
The best and cheapest prepared Cafes in the city. A
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Amsterdam. - Imported and foraale.by ,
NEN=BORE= .Fe nO..
Lahl9. l 6t • 4 :221:1ind. 04.3 i South Fotlavi Street.
it out of the reach of corn
,rk is sold by itself, and the
;.bound in black cloth, gilt
calf, gilt, $1.50.; fall calf,
MARVELL - 1 vol.
MILTON 3 VOlB.
M0NTG0MERY...:.......5 vols.
6 VOl3.
PARKELL& i'OOKTILL 1 VOL
Partin - • •• • ••. • • 2 volS.
SHAKSPEARK 1 Vol.
..... 3 VOIS.
SKELTON • •• • 3 vols..
SouTTrEv . lO vols.
SPENSER,— 5 vols..
SoutEv• • • • • 1 vol.
' SWIFT ' 3 V 015...
THOMSON . ... • • • 2 VON..
VAUGHAN - 1 vok
WATTS—. 1 VOA.
...... ... . VOL
WORVOWORTR 7 VO/S.
WYATT . . 11 , 01.-.
.... 2 vols.
—otters to the:
- By Capt. Chas.
-,OID OTHER STORIES
..ey. Samuel T
WANTS.
IVANTED-A. SITUATION BY A
.
T YOUNG MAN. in a Wholesale Also; Lumber
business preferred. Boot of reference. Address MA GO.
WANTED—AN .EXPERIENCED
SALESMAN for a' first-class retailatore . in Indiana
polis, 'lndians, for tile flo.iery 'Pnti . Lace Department.
Apply to J. W, EMMETT, at SHAPLEIGH, auE & tio's,
329 MARNE T Fare •-. lt.
WANTED CLO THIN G.---P RS uNS
having Clothing t., disposo of will ploaqe cdi or
address C. • MILL ER, 203 CIia , TNITT ot. rnhla-m write
A LAD WHO WRITES A GOOD
band (graduate of the High School preferred) may
have a dearable situation iu a counting house, by ad
drc,:ain g'` 11,,x WA" P. 0. One with some knowl
of drugs preferred: 1nh21.-`it"
UT AN TEL_ TO REN srolt 6
and CELLAR. on CHESTNUT or WALNJT Street,
or any of ibp cross streets frOm Third to Tenth. brAcv-en
Markets nd Walnut Ftreets..: Address J. P. Wood, No.
1502 GREEN Street. m ll2l-21. ' -
AITAN 'FRI A YOUNG. M
from the West, a Sitnation as "ENTRY CLERK or
ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER in any, respectable whole
sPlo'boose in the city.
, - -
City reference given.. Address "D. 8.,'" for three
days, at The Pres* office. , nati2V3t*,.
ANTED,-IN A WOOL HOUSE, AN
W
energetic YOUNG MAN of unexceptionable chi=
racier and good business abilities. One with some know
ledge of the business preferred To one posses,:iing the
requisite analiflcations, a desirable positieals offered.
Address, with real name and references, Box 1248,
Post Office. mb2l-3t.
WA NTED- TWENTY CARPEN
TERS or Cabinetmakers to make light woodwork
Apply at U. S National ,Wagor.J Works, SECOND and
CUMBERLAND Streets. .
mh2O-3t. HENRY STMINS.
IaWAN T E D-BY A PHYSICIAN,
an Office, with board, or. to rent a house in a, first
class neighborhood: Addr,ms..`'lM. H. 0. mb2o4.**
i r WANTED TO: RENT-A STORE
1 .- 41 and Dwelling attached. Chestnut, Arch, 6r
Eighth street preferred: Addrems. "'Artist," Pre.9B Of
fice. zah19.60.
WANTED TO PITROHASE A
111 . 6, Lmoderateo'aecl three-Mityry - Brick HOUSE, in a cen
tral location. Mist have 2 the modern improvements:
"arcs' , WYdse." tiVSS bilice. stating price, terms,
and location 7,. ja.3l-tf -
dek WE PUTT" QUARTERMASTER
4:E3I " Ea3A-L. P;FFICE.—FHSLADELIMI.A., Feb. 9,
5863.
VESS'AS WAIrED imuaed,is,tely to carry COAL to
the toll ve-M.spete, t ,
Tortugas.
Key Weft, Fla.
Fort belcAroet„Va
.Alemsndria, v a..
Neubern, N.O,
3elo-tf Pert Royal., F.C. A. BOYD.
Captain and, Assist. Quartermaster.
. _
.FOR SALE AND TO LET.
BD TABLE FOR SALE
, rogrble hed, good cloth, in good order. Fine Cue
,tack and everything - , complete. Address Cue,""
this office. • _
COAL . YARD . FOR SALE. -TFRI
best titled-up Yard in the city. Capacity for doing.
any amount of business. Inquire on the premises. No.
9M7 North NINTH SL,. below Girard a;VEIIII , D.
- .
REAL ESTA:TE - AT PRlVArrif ,
SA_LE.
Win ',„ mold at private sale. , --L ' l.
A Ty r ' —° • - BRICK '34c , " . .
~c o -STORY , OcE and LARGE LOT OF
.
GROUND,
Sitnate oh FaVY-RECOND Street, Twenty-fourth ward,
near the depot of the Hertonville, Mantua and Fairmount
- Railroad Company. Th e lot is susceptible of containing a
number of houses, being a corner lot; is handsomely lo-
cated and in an,improviug neighborhood. There are a
nnmber of brick and lumber yards in the vicinity, making
it convenient for:persons wishing: to build. For further
particulars, inquire at SEAL & HESTON'S c ore, O
'
. , ~ore, °IMO
silo the 0 @pOk _ nm23_3o.
M . LOCOMOTIVE FOR SALE.-
0 ee Six-wheel Wood-burner Engine, all the wheels
connected ; cylinder 13 inches diameter, 13 inches stroke;
wheels 42 inches diameter; wrought tyre; boiler 39
inches diameter, with. 120 flues; weight about 40,000
Pounds; in good repair and working order; suitable for
a shifting engine..
The llngine was built by Messrs. lj'aldvrin & Co., and
is offered for sale on reasonable terms. Also, Twenty
Four-wheel Coal Cars, in good repair and running
order. Apply to C. GARETSON.
m1123-6t. 311.1. y WALNUT Street
TO RENT-HOUSE, STABLE,
'g•-and SQUIRE OF GROUND, in West Philadelphia,
) located on Thirty-sixth street, Walnut,
mcAlpin streets.
LocuZ 7 .!* 'n...?,.ol'errients are a:convenient, well-arranged
The good Stable, and Coach-house; grounds
Mansion. Hon, with shrubbery, pear, cherry, and
laid out and 0 -of most excellent spring water;
other frnitirees; a Ive.-
location high, dry, and he,.. 'CNG, Jr., Trnsto,
Apply to J. lidn. FROAT Street,
. Soot.,
'I 0 RP
a vi d TO RENT- ~NT-TO
Rat
Se, end-story room, 25x90 feet, corner of Broad and
Walnut dtreets.
The SNWimmlag School, (Natatorium.) forfitArlY
Pied by My, Hiasko, Broad. below Walnut.
BandstiMe Hall, 33x13) feet, over the; Swimming'
School, Binid, below Walnut.
Two-efory -store, Broad, above Pine, 23x120 feet, east
kmll9
J. H. EDWARDS,
m b23:121* 230 South FOURTH Street.
.TO R2NT—TO RENT—TO RENT—
stor% :end Cellar No. 524 Walnut street,
2,5x - 110.reet. " .
Fourthandlifth.st , orY Rooms, No. 524 Walnut street.
r LariFFOur-stary
i i.-rilding2,siBo feet. on Adelphi street,
betweeen-Fiftli , and Shel ll . (rear of 624 Walnut) suitable
for a fae,tor3 , onworkshs.lp, well lighted.
Third-story Rooina.s.x6iii: feet, N. E. corner Eighth and
Chesfnift:
Broad street, below Walnut,
Latge Stm e, west - side of "
stiltald e for am d lately-oceurAed as a provision store.
Apply to ,
J. H. EDWARDS,
inl23-12t* 2SO South FOURTH Street.
rei TO' LET-A COMMODIOUS
-mutIYWELLING; No. 1.32, Norti FRONT Street. Rent
moderate. Apply to y am & B •
0c27-ti . 47 and ...JP3 No rth SECOND. Street.
FOR SALE, oOR2IILD BE EX
CHANGED FOR cm' pßoph `ARTY, A DESIRA
BLE SMALL FARM, situate in New 3ritain 'Township.
Bucks county, Pa., three miles from 'Doylestown, and
one and a half from .DTew, Britain Station, on the
Doylestown Railroad, containing 65 am, t'iX of which
is;woodland,. and five meadow, divided L qto convenient
fields, well watered, good building, fruit, - 5, See. Inquire
at. 104. North SIXTH Street, Philadelphict Inh7-Im*
FOR SALE—THE THU:CD AND
.
Fourth house on the west side Of BROW'Street,
below COLUMBIA avenue, finished complete; Fronts .
of Albert freestone, walls papered, ceilings 'frescoed.
.PoCse.ssion given immediately.
Apply at the southwest corner of -
mb.ls-12t NINTH. and SANSOM StreeN.
orm FOR SALE—A THREE-ST'ORY
HOUSE. Ito. 2316 GREEN Street. with all the mo
dern improvements. Possession immediately. mh23.-3t*
0 1 1 FOR SALE OR TO LET—TWO
.
wei• , 1 BRICK ROVERS in Hestoncille_, on the Lancesfren•
Turnpike, opposite the llestonville. Passenger Railroad;
Depot; one of them has been used for an Ice Cream Sek..
loon. They are well shaded,with a good garden and sta
ble attached. Also. four building lots adjoining. In
onire of FRANCIS FERGUSON, Hunter's Print Works.
lIRSTONVILLE, or on the Premises. mh2l-3t5
PROPOSALS.
SPIN NING WANTED.-THE ADVER
TISER is prepared to Spin. Cotton and. Woolen Yarn
for parties furnishing their own stock. Terms low..
Satisfactory reference given. Address " C.- C.. " Prem
Office. . mh.2.3-3t*.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER GE
n:ERAL'S OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA, 2Lst March, LSO.
`PROPOSALS will be received at this odice until SA
TURDAY, 2Sth inst., for the delivery in this city, on
or before the 15th April next, of one hundred sets CART
HARNESS, complete, to be made according to sample
now in this office. :
Lithe al titles called for are not all delivered on or be
fore the expiration of the contract,-the 'United States Go
vernment reserves the right. to male good any. deficiencY
by purchase in open' market at the expense of the con
tractor.
The right is reserved to reject all bids deemed too high
mb23-6t , A. BOYD. Captain and A. R. M.
LEGAL.
ESTATE OF THOMAS H JACOBS '
Deceased. •
Letters .:Testamentsry- upon the Estate of THOMAS
H. JACOBS. deceased, having been granted to the un
dersigned; by the" Register of Wills, of Philadelphia
county, all persons indebted to said Estate are requested
to make payment; and all persons having claims or de
mands aEttinst said Estate are requested to make known.
the same, - without delay; to
ELEANOR JIA.COBS, Executrix,.
No. 253 South SEVENTEENTH Street.
• EDWARD.E. JACOBS, Executor,
In - MS.IO6E No. 1913 SPRUCE Street.
IN_THE ORPI4 A NS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
The estate of ALAIICiA.RET THOMPSON, deceased.'
The Auditor appointed to audit, settle and adjust the
account of LEVI .KNOWLES, Executor of said deceased,
and to make distribution of the balance in the hands of
the accountant, will meet the parties interested for the
purposes of his appointment, on TUESDAY, the seventh
day of ,kpril, ISH.3. at four o'clock P. M., at his of f ice,
212 South FIFTH street, Philadelphia. -
10b23-msvfst EGBERT K. NICHOLS, Auditor.-
$5 , 006 RE ARD.
ROBBERY OF ADAMS' EXPRESS,
_ March Is, .
BATIMoItE, March 10, ISO.
The safe of the Adams' Express Company was robbed
on nightbe weep Baltimore and Harrisburg.
it contained various sums of money in currency and
old, a large number of United States certificates of in
debtedness. United States five-twsnly bonds, and checks
of the United States Treasurer on the Assistant Treasu
rer of New ;York, payable to the order of the Adams' Ex
prees Company. A Reward of Five Thousand Dollars is
offered by the Company. The public are referred to the
list of the numbers of the bonds and certificates published
by the Company, and are cautioned not to negotiate any
of them.
The following described Certificates, &c . were stolen;
Four United States Certificates of Indebtedness, $5,000
each, numbers 21,449, 21,450, 21.451, 21,453. -
48 United States Certificates, of $l, 000 each:
Nos. 59,342, 59,343, . 59,314.
Nos. 59,212, .. 59,213.
Nos: 59,203, 59,201, 59,206, 59,206.
Nos: 09,200, 59,201, 59,202.
'Nos. 59,148, 59,149.
Nos. 59,146, 59,147. . • , .
Nos. 59:131, 50;130, 59,129.
Nos. 59,247 59,248.
Nos. 59,190:59,191, 59.192, - 59,193.
Noe. 59,332, 0,3 m, 59.33: 59,335.
Nos. 59,336, 69,318, eO, 340.
Nos. 59.320, 59,321, 59,322, 59,323, 59;224. •
Nos. 59,317, 69,3245.'
NO& 59,M2, 59,303, 59,304, 59,935.
.Nos. 58,979, 59,066, 51,069, 59,070.
Ten 5-20 United States Bonds, Noa. 18,179 to 18,185 in;
elusive. - "
The following checks of F. TE. Spinner, reasnrer of
United St ates,.on Assistant Treasurer, New York, tayal . ',
ble to the order of the Adams' Express Company:
Chick,No. 656, for $1,580, for ac.,G. Felix, Cincintiati.
t" 555, for 2,1108.33, " &'l'Gibson,
555, for 1,080, Charad & Wagner, "
866, for 480 "' Wilson Si Hayden,
sa,, for 1.220, " A. Belden,
864, for 5,015.15, " J. Shillits & Co. , "
" 567, for 404, " Geo. Joan, , "
" 863, for . 483.37, " .T. W. Wagner & Go,
" 859, for 2,645, " H. Morton, St. Louis.
" 161, for 1,507.40, " R F. Birry,
The• public are Cain/:MO. P.Ot to negotiate arri of the
above bonds'or certifies tes. ' . • ..
HENR SANFORD, Superintendent
Adams' Express Com Pink.
xn112.5 ini
WILATIN GTON CITY : - .';NOTES TA
ken At Par for,- • • . .
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, OR TOOIR, '
to their full amonni (except for nails by the keg.)
TRUMAN & SHAW.
N0..835 (eight-thirty-five), Market st, below Ninth.
67-/4 FORTES:
1.71
A LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT- OF THOSE
JUSTLY CELEBRATED - INSTRUMENTS .
' FROM THRMANUFACTO RY.OF
WILLIAM B. BRADBURY,
(Successor to.Lighte 3c Bradburys,
MAY BE FOUND AT THE NEW - AND ELEGANT
920 CHESTNUT STREET. 020
Those desirous of obtaining a SUPERIOR instrument,
should call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
- The established reputation of these instruments for
nearly tkirty years. renders theirsuperiority "familMr'
as household words." .
- THEY SING THEIR - • OWN PRAISES. • -
..
In the amusement of our new scale, we - have added
every improvement which can in any way,tend to the
perfection of the Piano Forte; and we confidently assert
that, for- delicacy of touch,volume, purity, brilliancY,
and sweetness of tone, combined-with that strength and
solidity necessary- to DURABLENESS, these instruments
are unequalled:
EVERT 'INSTRUMENT WARRANTED FOR DIVE
.() , SBOI3N, A,gent
mhl9-3m
pELEEVOISIN , 'BRANDY. AN IN
, "Wag. in Bond for 8!.
l abi SAS. CAREITAIREk
fag 111.0. 1516 WALNUT gad 91 GRAIS I :ITI eta.
AMUSEMENTS.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Legeee and Director
Easiness Agent
GERMAN OPERA.
MONDAY EVENING, March 22d,
Second time in America,
THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR,
Comic Fantastic Opera, by 0. Nicolai
The plot of, this Opera is iu strict accordance with Shaks-
peara s renowned Comedy,
WITH ENTIRELY NEWCOSTUMES AND APPOINT-
In the Third Act,
A ORAVD BALLS T.
By BIAD'LLE FRAI(CHETTI (and the Corps de
NEW CHESTNUT-STREET THEA-
Lessee and Manager Mr. W. WHEATLEY.
FOR TWO EVENINGS.
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING. March 22. 1883.t"'
THE FIRST APPEARANCE THIS SEASON Or'
ED WIN FORREST
In his grand Shaksperaean Character of
In the sublime Trs gedy of the samo name, which will be
performed with
NEW SCENERY, NEW DRESSES, And an.
ADMIRABLE CAST OF CHARACTERS.
Mr. J. McCullough as - .....Edgar.
Mr. W. a Leak as ' - Edmund-
Mr. J. G. Burnett as Kent.
Mr. J. Canoll as Gloater.
Mr. J. W. Collier. asAlbany.
Mr. G. Becks as 0-wald.
Mr. 'C. Kingslandlas An. Old Peasant.
Madame Ponies as " Goneril.
Misis Mary Wells as Hogan:
Mrs. J. H. Allen as Cordell=
Conductor Mr. MARK HASSLES
TUESDAY EVENING, SECOND APPEARANCE OF
EDWIN FORREST,
In his Grand Shakspearean Impersonatioa of
LEAR, .
In the great Tragedy of the same name.
Mr. 'WHEATLEY has, the honor to announce that ha
has entered into a brief engagement wish the
CELEBRATED GERMAN ACTOR,
DANIEL E. 6ANDMANN,
Who lately achieved so great a triumph at Niblo's Gar - .
den, New York, on she occasion of his initial perforritanoe
in the English language.
MR. BANDMANN .
Will make his first aupearaos as SITELOCK. -
In theMERCHANT OF VENICE,
On WEDNESDAY NEXT. .. . .. -.-
..,.
-. Doors open at 7: Curtain rises at 73E ~
o'clock. .
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH-STREET
THEATRE.
Business Azent andTreasnrer DAD "
FIRM NIGHT OF MARY . Du• —
: THIS (MONDAY) EVENING
NELL GWYNNE; OR, V"
Gu• yise. • . • ...
FrancesSteve4t.
Dpke'Ufßick"l , 64 - ::::
King
. a uIIPHT...
—vVOST.
March 23. 7881,
—O.B HMG'S RIVAL.
'' .... • ,•••Mary Provost.
.......... Mrs. John Drew.
...... " .T.Sorton Hill.
Hr. Atbangh_
Mr A. Bradley.
uunclade with the Comedietta, entitled
A KISS IN THE VARS.
Selim Pettibone Frank Drew.
Allir Prices as usual. Seats secured without extra
charge. Curtain Tins at 71( o'clock. -
ItTALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
Sole LesEee 'Mrs. M. A. GA:HUTSON.
Business Agent Mr. JOHN T. DONNELLY.
FIRST NIGHT OF FRIENDS ORFOES
THIS (iNfondis) EVENII+3 . f. March x3,.1833,
Will be preentetl' ne new Comedy, ei titled
. FRIENDS Olt FOES.
Mr. Union
..
. .. ..
Dr. 81and.. , ..4.5: Wright.
Mr. Yielding
el twple.
Capt. Donoghue J L. arrett.
Mrs. Union Mrs. Anna Cowell_
To conclude with tl e laughable Farce of
• MR. AND MRS. PETBR•WHITH
Mr_ Peter White Mr. S. Hempl .
e:
Doors open at 7: Curtain will rise at 73g.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS, - CORNER
of TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
TWELFTH - WEEK.-
CROWDED HOUSES. ' CROWDED HOUSES.
WOODROFFE'S
BOHEMIAN TROUPE OF GLASS BLOWERS.
EVERY EVENING....-
The celebrated low-pressure Giese Steam-Engine" MO
NITOR," made entirely of glass, be in full opera..
tion.
- Magnificent works of art distributed gratuitonsly to
the visitors.,
WErIMESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS Child
reh's.idraild GIFT /ILITIEEES, Every Child will re
mire a GIFT. _ ,
On FRIDAY EVENIN, March Ma. a splendid Ca.a.
OF WORK will be given to the author of the best Ori
ginal POEM' on any .. .subject. •
CASE OF GLGEMS"K.
Admission,
No half. price. ,Exhibition cora-
m „ ees i n th e ne . ent ;-- ge. :S o'clock; afternoon at a n03,0A,
MPHITHEATRE
""rx,TRITTAKER'S
T (late Gardner & Hemming 's>, ~.MAEKET street,.
dolt° T:WELFTA:
FA W mi ssion, %ents: Private ~,,,,,,
~, ia
7 a g
Box AndValcn.
50 cents; Gallery—Adults, 15 cents; Do. Eo,s',. 10 czinti7;_
Colored Gallery, 15 cents.
MONDAY EVENING, March 2.3 ' l&
Wonderful attraction, ,new Faces, and. new ha-
Grand Equestrian and' Gymnastic Exercises.
-
THIS EVENING, Fifth Eight of SAM LONG , : fits
best Clown and Comic Singer cf the age.
The evening's entertainment will conclude with
..
DON JUAN.
Don Joan, Mr. E.. Hemming; Don Guzman, Mr. E.
Woods; Demons, &c., by the Company. -
-
Doors open at 7 o'clock; Commence at quarter to S. .
MADAME LIZZIE BELL'S
PATRIOTIC AND HUMOROUS
RECITATIONS,
• at the
_ MUSICAL FUND HALL,
TUE£DAY EVENING, March 24111
• In aid of a
HOME FOR THE ORPHANS OF VOLUNTEERS.
Tickets 25 Cents. mhSS.Ste
BILLIARDS EXTRAORDINARY.
Messrs. KAVANAGH, GOLDTHWATE,
and DERRY,
Assisted by
Messrs. PHELAN. ESTEPHE, and BIRD. will give
a series of Exhibitions of their skill at BILLIARDS
in SANSOM-Street Hall, on the Evenings of THURS
DAY and "FRIDAY. March 16th and 271 h, commencing
at 7J.A.'", °retook. Tickets 10 cents each, may be procured
at Bird's Hilliard Saloon, No. 111 Chestnut street; Tay
lor's 'Billiard Table Manufactory, and Esteplrd'S Sa-
Ioon,:N. E. corner of Eighh tand Chestnut; and all the
principal Hotels. mh2.7-st*
AMERICAN ACADMY OF MUSIC.
--SOIREE GY3I'NASTIQI7E. by the Papils of Prot
EILLEBRAND INSTITUTE,. on TIIESDAr
EVENING:JR - arch 2-fth,ISE:3.. Tickets, 25 cents; Reserved
Seats, f 4 'cents can's. -fki - had' nay time this week at the
Gymnasium, N. E. corner of Ninth and Arch street,; at R. Obsdd's Store;-Seventh ' and Chfistnnt streeter
and at the Academy Rinsic; tines days before the K-
P IN GA_ It-UEN INSTITUTE
HAM. conterBROAD'and . SPRTNG GARDEN Sta.
, EVER" EVENT2G , " TEM WEEK
- The original snd magnificent Dioramacrf
_ THE BIIRNING-OF MOSCOW,
Beautiful Dioptric Panatings, and amusing. &calms in_
Ventrilequism, the y'orld:-Tenowned. humorist, Mr.
CALLA GEER. Admission, 15. cents. Doors open at 7
To eoinraence at So 'clock:mh2l3-15t.
THE BRETT° BROTHERS
-A- EMM GRAM, 13 years of age. Violinist.
BERNARD, 11 years of 'age..lriolinist.
RICHARD; 7 years of agp, Comet a.Piston:
who created ench a sensation in-New Yerk at theit aege
eerts, will give theirlirst Concert in Philadt.bliiiieon ,
TUESDAY, MARCH si;
AT THE
MUSICAL FUND H &ELL
They will be assistedby the followMgeminent artists=
Edward Mollenhaner.
Henry Alollenhaner, Violoneello#.
Ernst Hartman - a, Piano,
and the young and Charming Vocalist,
LIZZIE M. ALLEN.
Tickets, 50 cents; may be obtained at the principal
music stores, and at Blasius Brothers, :016.Chestnat St.
Concert to commence at S o'clock. mh1.9021,23-3t+
D L. CARPENTER'S •
.EIGHTEENTH ANN. lIAI, FLORITILBALL,
at -the AMERICAN' ACADEMY OF DIUSIC,. TUESDAY
. _
ENENING, April 14th.
° Family or Gentlemen Ticked-$2;
Can be had of the Managers, of John Thornlei, Egg..
311 Chestnut street; D. L. Carpenter's Reozes,_62s ARCH;.
Street. mhlo-12t*
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS-TENTH
and. CHESTNUT. •
AMUSEMENTS FOR OLD AND YOUNG.
SIGNOR BLITZ
Theat MAGICIAN and VENTRILOQUIST, with hi.
LEANED CANARY BIRDS. wili gwe his new and:
Penr entertainments- EVERY EV_RMNG during the,
week, commencing at 7l o'clock, and WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at S. The attractioaa
will be marvellous:. 'Experiments in .Macic ; wonderful
powers in Yer.triloquism, and the Learned Canary Birds
in their new. characters. -
Admission 25 cents. Children 13 cent's.
.
G ERMANIA,PRCHESTRI-P U BLIP 3
REBRARSALS every SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
at 334 o'clock, at tbeaMUSICA_L FUND , HALL, CAR.L.
SENTZ. condctor. Tickets 2,5 cents.- Packages of five
tickets $l. To be bad of Andre Si Co., No. • 11011 Chestnut
street; J. E. Gould, Seventh and Chestnut, and at thu
Nall door.' n027-tf
RASS LE 1t,'5 . :0, - ROIIESTRA....
NEW OFFICE,
241 South EIGHTH Street, below Walnut. del(Whir
pENNSYLVANIA
THE FINE ARTS,
ini_ 1025 CHESTNUT STREET,
is Open daily (Sundays excepted) from 9''A. M. till 6P.M.
Admission 20 cents. Children half price,
Shares of stock 80.
JETYPCATIOIi.
TEE MECHANICAL - PRINCIPLES
OF ENGINEERING and ARGITITEC,TUR.E—Lessons
by R STEWART, 928,FILBERT Street. - mh2S-St.
S CIIOOII FOR BOYS, CORNER OF
- BROAD AND SPRING GARDEN Streets.
mh2-mwfrlm* .E. M. HUNTINGTON, Principal.
THE - WEST - CHESTER ACADEMY
AND MILITARY. INSTITUTE, at WEST CHESTER,
Penna., will resume the duties of the Samm.er Term
(full five months) on theist of SIAY nekt. BOYS and
YOUNG MEN thoroughly prepared for College or Busi
ness. GERMAN, FRENCH, and SPANISH taught by
native resident teachers.. Dfilitary Instructor, Major
Gustavus Eckendorff; Instructor in Gymnastics, Prof.
Lewis.
For. Catalogues, containing full information, apply-to
the Principal, WM. F. WYERS. A. IL mb.4-wfm2.to
OXFORD
OXFORD, CHESTER COUNTY, PA.—The next
session of it is Institution mill open WEDNESDAY. May
6th. For catalog - ties and circulars address Miss BAKER.
Principal. inha/71m
.Ap s LTSIN A D GING.—T. BIS HO P,1632
FILBERT Street. rab...lm.
AFGLESWOOD. MILITARir ACADE
MY —PERTH AMI3OY, "C"T:-Three hears from
Philadelphia, by Camden and-irmliey line, 6A. M.; fare
61.25. Pupils may enter at'irrf tiMe: paying from. data
of entrance. Prospectuses, - Ivith catalogaes,•at No. 903
CLINTON Street, Philadelphia -
Philadelphia referenees—Pref, Henry. doppSe, Pliny
FEMALE COLLEGE; BORDENTOWN
N. J.—Pleasantly located on the Delaware near;
30 Miles north of Philadelphia. It has been in sweets
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 funished,
in Vocal and Instrumental Music. French taught by a.
na ti ve , and spoken in the family. For catalogues ad
dress Rev: JOHN. H. BEAKEL%Y,
VILLAGE GREEN.'SEMI NARY. A _
SELECT BOARDIEGSCMOOL, REAR MEDIA, PA.
Thorough Course in'-Mathematics,'Classics, English
Studies,. kc.
Military Tactics :taught. Classes in Book-keeping.
Surveying, and Civil - Engineering. Pupils taken of -. r
all ages = and are received at any time.
Bowthng•per week, $2. M. • ' . ' • • •
Tuition per quarter, $6,-- • , - •
For catalogues or information address Bev. J. ERR—
VET BARTON, A. lit., Village Green, Pa. oc,lo-tf
ho g o t DESPATCH.: JANE FQR.
NEW TORN, YIA I D
,ELAWARE 'AND'
RARITAN CANAL. . - •
The steamer TACONi',:i. Pierce, 'master, is noW
tag at ' , birdPier above WALNUT . Streak, an Will leave
at 12 M. -
For freight, which will he taken on accommodating
terms, apply to & CU
mh9gtf 132 Smith DBLAWARE Avenge.
.. Ezik SWIFTS ETRE:: LINE,' Faa
NEW DI:LAW/Mk
RARITAN, CANikL, - -
- -
The. steamer I , A XECHILD: J: Tiout, master, is Row
loAding at third Pier - 11.beve WALNUT Street. sad
For freight, which will be taken-on accreweodetierc:.
terme.:erday to . WM. M. BA.IRD 3100.
inh3.tf 13M, South DELAW 11,11 Aven.u.a,
CUMAPAGNE.--A.N - -Divomy,- OP
'Comet" and:!. "Cr Cha.nswde Wizeto
4"1"11"1441. & LAVRIIGNY. •
Pa so* r.Aul 201 Baai non 61w4,11",
C ANSCHUTZ.
ADOLPH BLEgFELD..
~•...:3ir. 2.1, Tilton
ACADEMY OP