' The racket ship Sarawak, Captain Rowland, for Li. - verpool, left Wale tit-street wharf at 8 Alock. this mor Jug in tow of tea America. She takes out 41 nassisnrw re and the following cargo: 20,775 bushels of .wheat, 1,331 'bbls flour, Gi lihds bark, 15 hhds tobacco, 51 boxes ba ,,cou, 3 bbls pork, 11 bbls oxide copper, and 10 bbls apples. (Correspondence of the Philadelohia Exchange.) LEWES. Del, March 27. a The only vessels at the Breadwater this morning are Ale Five Fathom Light ship atm one brig. The following - vessels passed to sea about noon yesterday: Ships Henry Cook, frr Liverpool ;. St Peter, for do; barks Mutual. for ' , do; Old Hickory, for Belfast; Sea Eagle, for Barbados; .4.3aribiddii for New Orleans; AC Adams, for do; Chil •ton, for • Cardenas; brius..Romanoe, for • Guadalonne; 7 ilia, for .New Orleans; Meteor, for Trinidad do Cuba; .Abby "Maxtor, for Onadalonno; MaAnack, for —; 'is!Ohro island Belle, for Barbados; Arctic, for Port Spain; :and Greenland for Havana. Wind DT; weatim ,. pleasant. Yours. Ito., - • AARON P.SHALL March S E and Hulks like a storm, which Ihrought eight or ten solumners into - the harbor this ;cant ing. A ship is ou theeßrandywine Shoals; she went on .on the night o the. 26th inst. Boats have gone from 'here to her assistance. , Ship Undemtited, Fay, from New Orleans, with sugar, at Now York-Friday Ship I F Chapman, Chapman, from New Oils ins, in ".ballast, at N, AV York Friday. Bark _Warren Hallett, Hallett, sails I from New York for this port, CITY F.. 11 1 1 . TOE PERFECTION OF. Any IN PHOTO .9IIAPIIY.—The mere process of Photography may 'e caned a great help to art rather than an art in itself. For that reason; wherever we find it prose .Neuted by artists, and not , mere mechanical copyists, ive see a degree of perfection—in the department of malting pictures of the human face and form espe -cially—unattained by the most swlcessful painters that have ever lived and's°, because pictures thus produced are perfect counterparts of nature. Such 'is pre-eminently _the character of all the pictures made by those great masters in Photography, Messrs. Broadbent & Co., Nos. 912, 914, and 916 . 4jhestnut street. Their pictures are univereallyad mired. DR. Enn LECTIYnE, at Concert •ilall, - this evening, on " Old England and New England," in aid of the New England Soldier's Belief Asso - elation, will,• doubtless, attract a very large au ,dience; Dr. Eddy ia,,the pastor of the Tabernacle Baptist Church, and is one of the most eloquent and able divines in this city. A POIMLAR GENT.'S FURNISTEING Es •TABLIsnmENT.—One of the moat desirable estab lishmenta for gentlemen to supply themselves with all their wants in the line of Furniehing Goods, is at Mr:George Grant's, No. 610 Chestnut street. His -stock is one of the choicest and moat complete . -in "this departtnent of trade, and is entirely of his own importation and manufacture. Being largely en <raged in manufacturing for the' wholesale trade, he is enabled to sell at retail at less than 'the usual prices, a - fact which purchasers please make a mote of. One of the, great specialties of this house is Reddy-made Shirts, in which Mr. Grant is with -out a rival. ,His Manufactory in this department is •conducted under the immediate superintendence of Mr. John F. Taggart, , lformerly of Oldenberg Tag .g4t,) and acknowledged to stand at the head of his :profession. Gentlemen wishing the best-fitting .and best-made shirts should bear this in-mind. • GENTLEMEN'S FIJRNISIEING rt GOODS, ..9f the • choicest and latest styles, can be thund at' Oak ford & Sons, under the Continental Hotel, at mode -rate prices. . A 'POPIIDAR PHOTOGRAPH ESTAGLISII -0nn.m....---Mr. P. 'Ripple has made a., great hit in • opening to the. public his ground-floor Photograph establishment, , at 'No. 820 Arch street. The superb style and character of his .picturee is now the promi nent topic in • every social circle, and all who visit his -rooms for sittings are certain to recommend their friends to go and dolikewise. A - GOOD 'PLAGE 'TO BUY YOUR SPRING CILOTHING.—We are .pleased, this - morning; •to an nounce an accession to the clothing establishments. of this city.whi - ch ',justly deserves, and is, in Riot, already receiving, a-liberal share of patronage. .We allude to the house of Messre.Grigg & Van,Gunten, nro: - 704 Market -street. These• . gentlemen have ,a capital -stock of ready-made clothing, expressly adapted for the seaScin now opening; and their catock of goods to select from, for those who 'Wish to order suits in this way, is very superb:in They employ only the most skilful artists in making up garments, and all who patronize them are delighted, not only with their goods, but.with the moderate rates at which -they sell. In the article of black cassimere pants Alone, they are now doing a very large business, as they furnish this description of garnmnt at the low price of $5.60, quite as good as in many stores are sold at $7. We recommend our readers to give them A. MUCH-WANTED REQUIREMENT Syr- TrAuu.—The well-known and reliable Military and Naval Agency of _Messrs. Joseph E. Devitt & Company, of No. 427 Walnut street, in this city, with their system of corresponding agencies every where, haa•e recently established at their office a recol.d of inquiries, where any perion desiring any infoiniation of the whereabouts and condition of any person in the army, navy, or marine service, can - in a very brief interval obtain the full particulars. The correctness, promptness, and carefulness, which are here displayed must render it very popular, and Messrs. ,Devitt 'A Co. deserve the thanks of the community for their enterprise. Let any, one de airing information call. WESTERN MFAIGIIAITTS ha, : ving orders for Curtains or Curtain Materials, of any dedeription, 'eatifill them at Masonic Hall, 719 Chestnut street. Inh'2B.2t PUDE LICIITORS FOR MEDICINAL Pur, s. - -keze.—The auccessors to ; the late C. H. Mattson, dealers in fine family groceries, Arch and Tenth streets, luive constantly on hand a full line of.,the purest quality • Wines and Liquors, expressly .adapted for medicinal ptuposes. Their liquors are highly recommended by our first physicians for their Turity. - . -- LACECUR TAINS.— ffnequard Lace Window Cuitains 'Embroidered Application Lace Curtains. ...._ - ' Tainbour Embroidered Lace Curtains. Extra Wide Lace Curtains for Bay Windom:, c Embr idered White Muslin Curtains. Embr dered Vestibule Lace Curtains. Lace rtairu3, from $2 to $65 a pair. 719 Chestnut street, Masonic Hall, inh28.214 W. H. CARRYL. FINE \MILITARY GOODS for Army and Vavy MB rs,. will be found in great variety and at - .Mr price at Oakford 6: - . Son's, under the Conti nental Hot , CRDISO AND GREEN FRENCH MOHAIR - .PLusn.— . , - Figured Ta stry, Moquette, . Brocatelle, lk Terry.. Satin-de-lai „Worsted Damask. Imperial Ik'cl ted Terry. Colored Peki Clothe, in variety.. :Printed Wore d Lastings. _Plain and SW d Union Reps. . Gilt Cornices, it Bands. Cords, gimps, nges. Curtain and Pict re Tassels, . . - • On sale, Maso (3 Ha11;719 Chestnut street. • nib2B.2t 4 - W. H. CAnnyL. SIGNOR, BLITZ,. ASSENIRLY BUILDING, "Tnivia AND ORBSTIM .. The beatity of this gen tlemanls entertainment id the originality with which he - performs his various fiats ; no persons grow Wearisome while Witnessingthem,but, on the con trary, they keep the imagiiMive powers in con-, tinuai play, which usually terminate in pronouncing 4 ' Blitz "an incarnate devil. We think" he will shortly close. • WINDOW rIIIA.DES. Buff'Holland Window Shades. Brown Fresco and Gilt-Berdered_,Shso.o. Bich Gothic Hall Shades.:-- Green Gold..Dorderea Shades. . Italian Transparent Window Shades.' Fine Landscape Window Shades. White Holland Window Shades. 'Pearl and Gilt-Bordered Window Shades Bug, Velvet, and Gilt-Bordered Shades. Store Shades made to order, any size. - Masonic Ralik 719 Chestnut street, W. H. OARBYL WE again call especial - attention to the lecture of Rev. Dr. Eddy, this evening at .Con .cert Hall, on "Old England and New England—their attitude towards the Union," The Rev. gentle man,s reputation as a lecturer, is very high in Bos ton and vicinity where most of his life has been spent, and he cannot be wholly unknown to our own citizens. We trust he will have a large audience to night. The object to which the proceeds of the leo. lure areto be devoted is a worthy, and noble-one the subject, opportune—the lecture racy, eloquent, earnest, and patriotic. Go by all means and hear him. THE MARRIAGE OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.—With trumpet flourish and roll of.drum, In cadence measured and timed, passing plume and lustrous train, gold and jewel, cloth of gold, satin and ermine, ribbons and stars, condense and form a pyramid of colors, which tapers in at the door of Windsor Chapel, and lights up that space which can be seen through the gateway, as peer and peeress, knights of the garter, and ministers, gather in their places. As the trumpeters reach the choir, blow ing lustily the exultant strains, they pass to the right and left, and Beethoven's triumphant' march heralds the arrival of the procession in the choir. The latter then sing an anthem, the words of which were Or Should have been), " Buy all your wedding garments at the Brown-Stone Clothing Hall of Bockhill & Wilson,Nos. 603 and 606 Chestnut street, above Sixth, Philadelphia . WANT OF PUNCTUALITY.—There. -is no thing more intolerable than to lose one's time in 'waiting ; nothing more useless ; nothing more turnip-, portable ; nothing which more easily might be 'Pre !vented, if people would only set earnestly about it. Let every man, therefore, hasten at once, and order his Spring , •garmente from the popular one-price Clothing ;Emporium of Granville Stokes,-No. 609 Chestnut street. 'THE GREAT MILL BETWEEN THE PRO- Erin's LEAVORITE, " GREEN•BACH," AND THE llainOmaus' PET, "YELLOW-BOY."—This little affair, so long talked about, came off this week, when but few people expected it. The police got wind of it, but were on hand too late to atop the proceedings. Bets had been offered freely on " Yellow-boy," for some weeks past, even as high as 70 to 1, and the friends of "Green-back" were a little down in con sequence, but, on coming to the scratch, "Green back" showing such good bottom, betting went down to 36 to 1. On the first round, " Yellow-boy " was "sent to grass;" great cheering for " Green back." Between, Boards "Yellow-boy" rallied, when "Green-back" came up " smiling," and at the "Second Board" " Yellow-boy " was completely "knocked off his pins." Second round : "Yellow boy," came up "groggy," his friends all deserting him, and considering him an over-rated chap; "Green-back " got in the first mauley, which w a s straight 'born the shoulder, when "Yellow-boy" struck out "wild,' and hitting below the belt, "foul" was claimed by " Green-back , s " friends, and "Yellow-boy" not coining up to time, on the next round, his backers "threw up the sponge." "Green-back " was borne up Chestnut street on the shoulders of the crowd, while " Yellow-boy" lies in a precarious situation in Third street. The applica tion of a ".Clopperhead " may save hire . .. " Green back " was treated to a new suit of clothes, at Charles Stokes & Co.'s, under the Continental, and ca the next daydooXed as "good so new." ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS, fIN TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST NIGHT. Continental—Ninth and Chestnut streets. L D Brun, New Jersey P C Calhoun & la, Conn N Billings, New Jersey J S Parish, Providence, R I B S Se) mour, New Jersey WT Pouts, Baltimore H McMillan Illinois JII Butler, Baltimore Peter Smith, Cincinnati, 0 WEI Deets, Baltimore Hon .1 Covode, Westmorland V Goddess, Baltimore Wellington Harlan, Ky 0 H Borrows, New York O C Taylor; New York C C Sprague & Is, Wash, D C It A Dorsett, Maryland W Bergman, New York R A Richards, Boston Fernando Fiega. New York Frank Bound, Harrisburg jam H. BroWn, New York Robinson, Harrisburg Robt Cohen Jr. Wash, DC Wm N Marcos, New York J D Evans, New York •E. IrConths, Now Jersey BOR. B Reading,Haverford J DI Baldwin, New York Abel Denison, New York James W White, Chicago W M Cranston & wt, B York D Bates. Michigan Watson Smith & la, N H C Weir _ , : ITR Payson, Chicago Mr & Mrs BF Adams,Bos'onl W B S More, Maine 71 - DTI ry C Adorns; Boston :1 Mrs W S Heath & child, Me Jas. H. Ingersoll, New York John A Masson, lowa T Jeleston & wf, New York Mr & Mrs A Rohison,N York Miss Jeleston & sis, N York A L Haskell, Boston Chas McClure, Wooster. 0 Mist Parley, Boston. J B Stuart, Richmond, Me . J p Husband, Jr, U S N Gen Torbert', US A John M Kook, New York John G Hazard,U S A Col W A ndrews, US A S M Vincent. Michigan John V Kent Col Buchanan,U,S A C II Morgan. U S A , 0 hinceounell,U S A F 1' Lord. Washington Shirbuck,Troy,N Y D Flint, Niagara DI Beckham, Utica, N Baker, Boston R Pease, Wisconsin Dr Eli P Kelly; U S A PT Morris, Ohin W A Hallowell Mrs P E Death, Maine , W P Connell, Scranton, Pa 0 Perin & la,Cincinnati Thos It Dash, New York J L Matheuson, Montreal T Beardsley, Penn H Watson T Woodrow, Jr, Ohio: J.Prichard & la, Boston Edmund Rice, St Louis Hutch C ondy,Cincinnati Meat Corn W Smith _ . C Kaska', Paducah, Icy !Chas Pratt, .New , York Mrs Hildreth, - Pittshare Hoary N Beach, New York D Mcidurtrie, IrS,N , , . . S smith ; Wisconsin L Sprfigne, Fitchburg Hardan, Fitchburg 'l' 0 Stearns, Boston to BM Flint . , 511.4011'0 G S Stephen , oil. NY llowell 'Fisher, Pott.ffille 1) S Ortb, New York E Solomon, St Loots BpiOn &la, Boston John G Barnet; 'Cincinnati Capt Slattery Oswego, N Mrs Austin, New York . Girayd—Chestnut Richard - I? Steveus, Trenton T Matey, New York • tieet, below Ninth. - Hon HSlrouso,Penna Sohn ,W Pokier, Baltimore William B Jonel T II Willson, Harrisburg W Hinkle A II Barris. New York F Reading & lady, Trenton A D Percival, Few York T, Sicher. Few-York . A Ft llosmiheim, New York N J Demurest, Newark, NJ A G Waterbary, New York Wm J Crabs, dxford L J Crabs, Clearfield , W S Rr,wlaud, NeW York P S Loftin WillienrPnreell; New York Francis W. Yeast A N Schultz, New• York P it LCIVIA, P‘mnsylvania John L Andcrson,'Virtinia S H Anstin, Boston - Win Friel:, Chaster, Pa Master W Frick, Chester , Miss Caddie , Prick; Chester Alfred F Smith, Del en, Pa ..flonT Jones Yorke& la, N J hilonJohnDetires; Allentown, Iv :reties, Laporte, Indiana' W Alaimo C H West, C 6 , 11 Harris - C A Schaeffer • Geo Ainslie. Louisville, KY C Bremaker. G W Campbell, Louisville Geo Af Lotman. Capt R Clarke Jr, Gin. 0 Mont Williams, Cincinnati Col Parr, Cincinnati, 0111) L B Bryan, Cincinnati, Ohio Wm E West F Brown E A Hathaway, Providence C McAfee, Pottsville street, below Arch: T WalGug , Ohio R A Donaldson; New York C S Monroe,. Trenton Henry'Morford, New York Jos I' Gedney, Washington Miss Gedney, Wash ington - C Herring, Baltimore F P Mnhlenberg, Reading Hiss 7 31uhlenberg,Reading Wm H Wilm, Del Lieut Spencer, U.S A - Lient 'Everett. USIA- -- Merchants'—Fourth CII other, I?idgeport Sol SB;Ock'. Baltimore HarWorth, Newark, N J R P. Williams, Ohio JR - Berner, Ohio J Homer Ohio II Neil ender, Lansing, lowa C F _Huston, Chester co, Pa Fl Yeecb, TV, A A rl'al tow & wf, Harrisburg .Tbs Caraftl;Greene M 1 e' Oarard,.Greene co MISR'S McCullough, Pittsbg SF ITide &la. W hi kovietty. , Pittsburg W B Cristo, Illinois W II Schmid:, Ohio A inerleali—Chestnut J R Keen, Maryland R Cassidy .E Dws n, Hamilton, Ohio B Yoinag, New York F Platte, Jr 0 Platt Wm Varhiy, Maryland Win Lane, Maryland Chas Moore, Maryland Patrick RegauflVe;,v Jerdey S Rosa, Pennsylvania John Williams, Pa James I' Smith, Reading 0 0 Iterapatead _ treet, above 'Ph d. Chas ir Harrington, Pa H Hoover, Alliance; 0 ft T Hoover, Alliance, 0 WY* Littleholes, Pa Robt Ffillborn Thee S Webb, Messillote, 0 - The Union—Arch s E S Newton, Nazareth,Pa J Fulton, Paris, Pa J W. Plummer, Indiana John J Lodge,Mallison, Ind A Lamback, lowa A &Twining,' Canton, 0 . , • Louls-,Chestriut GA S.illithan; New York • D Jones W Wb eater. W A Aridersor, , Maine , C H Baldwin, Y S N J 0 Reid, Baltimore Capt Davis Mrs Sturgis, New York J E Jones, - Pottsville J Luther, Massachusetts Col De Iturbide- - Geo F-Abbott,. POrtland L J Slherainn & ls., N Y J Austin,New York J Lewis.l New York J Barris, Burlington M A Kirk & wife, N Y pars Con Way, Newyork Street, Who've Thfrd. Thos C lfarks. Nrituswick 11 Simmons, New York John Russell, New York Tienry Schwartz, Cin, CY, A 1? Howes' • . Kheeler k wife, is.few york Wineenpe F N Buck, Delaware C E Fleteller, NeWJersey H S Garlick; Cincinnati C C Stevens, Boston • H Spel 1k family, St lionis „T Schnanler &family, mo ft W Vornbrook, St Louis Wm P Smith. S A . S T Foqter.- Louisville, RV. D W Wolfe, Louisville, Ry 'National—Race St, above Third. 0 G Morris; Penner Geo Pfleger,Jr,Lebanon Wm T Alexander, Clarion - Joshua Kuntz, Pen na John °Ellis; Penna. II Kessler; Hamburg :41no V Barber, Mittlinsbrirg, W Backus, Conn Wm Newhall, Wasbingtonv Capt RP Meson, Pottsville F H Smith, PottSville W C Lyon, Danville Geo W Thatcher . S A 'Joel Fink, Ph omixville Peter Allen, U S A John Plympton,'Salem, N J L Robinson, Maryland Chas Cummings, Salem, N S B 'Thompson, Ohio 1:411 Bangs; Mass SPECIAL NOTICES DR. SWEET'S INFALLIBLE LINIMENT IS THE -boat known remedy.for Sprains and bruises. BALDNESS AND Loss of HAIR :IS CAUSED bY a want of healthy action of the vessels which throw off 'the perspiration.from the head. When these Vessels are weak. or•d4easect, the perspiratian is thick and clamthy; and adheree to the mouths of the pores, and clogs them up, and dries and for f ma ScUrf or:dandruff. Less blood is then carried to Tile roots of the hair, and for want of which tile hair has not sufficient nourishment, and con sequently becomes duy and harsh, and begins insensibly to fall" off, which, continuing to increase, eventually produces baldness. Jlestore the capillary vessels of the head to their former healthy, tiirculation, and a line silky new hair will make its appearance, which will in crease in guantity and volume until the hair becomes thick and healthy. Jayne's Hair Tonic is 'the only preparation that has ever been knoWn to produce new hair on bald heads, which it has done in innumerable instances, and will seldom tail if properly and perseveringly used. • Prepared only at 242. Chestnut street. nah2B-21 A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION CAN BE OB• tained by the use of HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT SAB.- SAPARILLA. March, April,May, and June. aro the begZ months to nee a Blood-Purifying remedy. - See adver tisement. fe37-fmw3m ONE-PRICE CLOTHING, OF 'THE LATEST TILES, made in th e Best Manner, expressly for RETAIL SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plain. Fi gures. All Goods made to Order warranted satisfactory. Our ONE-PRICE SYSTEM IS strictly adhered to. All are thereby treated alike. . den-ly JONES & C0..604 MARKET Street. BA.TCHELOR ! S HAIR DYE ! THE BEV IN THE WORLD WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR'S celebrated Hair Dye produces a color not to be distinguished from nature; Warranted not to injure the hair in tne, least ; remedies, the ill effects of bad dyes, and invigorates the hair for life. GRAY, RED, or RUSTY HAIR instantly turns a splendid Black or Brown, leaving the hair soft and beautiful. Sold by all Druggists, dm. Agir. The Genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE LOR. era the four steles of each box. , FACTORY, No, 81 BARCLAY Street, (Late 233 Broadway and 16 Borid street.) mv2R-lv --- . NOW 'York MARRIED. KIRKPATRICK—GREGORY. —Orr the 23d of Febru.: ary. by the ..Rev. - Francis Church, Mr. George Kirk patrick_io Miss Jane Gregory. both of this city. brOBLE—RILL.-00. the 10th inst., -by - the Rev. W. Sterrett,- Mr. Noble Hill to Miss Elizabeth Mark, both of hie city. - * SIZED_ ROBERTS, —On the 2S:h just on his farm, in Bucks county, Mr. Jelin Roberts, .in the 68th year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family. also, the mem bers of Joffe - non Ledge, No. 12, 1.0.0. F., and Encamp ment, —,-; are respectfully invited to attend the fu neral, from the residence -of his brother-in-law, Mr. Lewis Buddy, No. 1409 Chestnut street; on Wednesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock. without further notice. To pro ceed to Odd Fellows' Cemetery. * o * JONES. —On the inst.,' William S Jones, in the 43d year of his age. The relatives and friends of the family, and members of Solomon Lodge, No. 114, A. Y. M„ and members of Robert Morris Lodge, No. 29, of the I. 0. of 0.F., and members of Ashland'Sncarnpment, are respectfully in vited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 1004 Wood street, on Tuesday afternoon, 31st inst., at 3 o'clock. , * •-• • . DUNCAN. —ln this city, on the 28th inst.. Mrs. Martha K. Dmican, wife - of John - W. Duncan, Esq., of Pitts burg, Pennsylvania. - BAKER. —On the .22th instant, Maria, daughter of Charles and' Emma K. Baker, in the third. year of her The relatives are respectfully invited to attend the fa neral,. from the residence of her parents, No. 1233 Arch street this (Monday) morning, at 10 - o'clock. * PARKER. —On the evening of March 25, after a linger ing illness, Richard Parker, aged 35 yeays. Belatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence; 421 Marshall street, this (Monday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Funeral services at ut. Philip's Church, (Vine below Eighth, ) at 3 o'clock. Interment at South Laurel Weekly Repoit of Interrnents!. .; HEALTH OFFICE, March 28 Deaths and Internients in the City of- Phila. , from the 21st to the 28th March. 1863. 0 0 DISEASES. 5 ',l.' DISEASES. 1 7, 1 ml ..1 , - qd .+5l Asthma ' I Fever Intermittent 1 Abcess 2 " Malignant 1 Asphyxia .... 3 ' Puerperal '. 1 Anemia ' 1 " Scarlet 13 Atrophy I " Typhus 1 Aneurism... . .... .... 1 " Typhoid 10 4 Apoplexy 4 Hernia Abortion 1 looping Cough. 4 Burns and Scalds... 3 Hydranemia .. —. .' 1 Cancer of Liver 1 Inflammation Brain. 11 6 Stomach 1 " Bronchi.. 3 - Casualties not de- •" Bladder.. 1 fined 1 " . Kidneys. 1 Croup 3 ' " - .Larynx.. 1 Congestion Brain.... 4 5 " . Liver 1 Lungs.... 7 1" Lungs.... 5 14 Compression, Brain. 1 " Stem 5t B. 3 2 Consumption, Lungs. 32 4 Induration of Liver. 1 1 Concussion of Brain. 1 Inanition - 2 Convulsions 1 18 Intemperance 2 Cyanosis. - 1 1 lischuria 1: Diptheria 12 . 1 1cteras 1 Diarrhma . 3 1 Mania-a-Potu -2 Dropsy • ... 4 Malformation 1 Abdominal.. 1 tiaras ' mos 1 11 Brain. 1 Measles 1 " Chest 1 Old Age 2 " B eart • ' 1 Palsy Disease of Brain 1 2 r 8 Run over on Rail- Heaoad 1 " Liver I Scrofula 1 2 Bowels 1 Small Pox 2 6 Degeneration,Heart. . 1 Still-born 10 Drowned 1 Suicide 1 Debility 14 9 Tabes fifesenterica... 1 Effusion on Brain.... 1 U 1 c oration of the Chest 1 Bowels 1 Erysipelas - ' 2 Fever Brain 11 I Total ' 181 160 Enteric. ..... . 1 1 . ' i,... - ..,. OP THE ABOVE THERE AVERS — ..,: • Under 1 year 61 From 30 to 40' 2O From :1 to 2 30 " -40 to 60. 18 2. to 6 43 " 60 to 60 l6 6to 10 14 " 60 to 70. 20 " 10 to 15 4 " 70 to SO-10 " 15 to 2a 8 " 80 to 90. ........ .... 3 ~ 20 to 30 .... ...... 941 ' -- Total 291 WARDS. I WARDS. I WARDS, First 13 Tenth 10 Nineteenth...... 33 Second 15 Eleventh 4 Twentieth 17 Third 11 Twelfth 9 Twenty-first .. . .. 13 Fourth - 16 Thirteenth 6 Twenty-second.. 3 Fifth '7 Fourteenth. . . ... 11 Twenty-third.... 6 Sixth - 4 Fifteenth........l3 Twenty-fourth-25 Seventh 18 Sixteenth. ' -9 Twenty-fifth .... 5 " Eighth 1 Seventeenth. .... 20 Unknown 10 Ninth. 5 Eighteenth 71 Total 291 Deduct leathii from the country - - 10 Net deaths in the city 2SI Nativity—United States, 213 ; Foreign, 65 ;Unknown, 13. From the Almshouse, 6 ; People of ;Color, 10 ; from the Males, 15i; Females. 137 ; -Boys, Si; Girls, 76. Deaths and interments of soldiers in the city, 9. - By order of the Board of - Health. ' • - W/41+IAX SF,AD, Health 011 . . S B Swain, Cmobridge,l4Lass W P Ilarrisburg Col Al len, Wash ing.3os, D C Dr ill E Walker, Waslr, ll C L BBL:, Tonuessoo II Plitt, - I;6 Platt, Buffalo - . . Mr de Vries,. Nettr•York Geo •W Norton, Wheeling C G Pearce, Albany. N Y T I? Haywood. California Win Sidaywood, California Liettt T M Cargell; Mass Thos Turner, arms John W Morrison, Mass John L Johnston. II S A L 9 Gibbs, New York W Forman, New Jorsek • Alexander G.Cattoll M Campbell, Philadelphia W Campbell, Phila . • Lista C McKibbin, Jr, II S E Evans, - Brady's Bend, Pa A C Baumannlner, PhiSipa) Geo Scott, Catawwsa J Aronson, Pittsburg Street s , above 'Fifth. Slrs• C Yobe, Bethlehem Crawford McKee Lient H W. Geety & la, Pa Campbell, Boston F Smith FI Loring, Bridgeton SR Bowen, Flew Jersey. R , B Carr, Virginia S Dyer, New Jersey Bits Simpson. Wash, D Mrs Allen, Wash, D C IP Brady. Win Brown. Connecticut I . A McDevitt, Mish, D 0 DLACK AND , WHITE 1110ZAM -3714 cents. Black and white striped Mohairs, 28 cents. • Bieck and white De Lathes. 28 cents. Black end white all wool Mousselines, 44 cents. Black and white Lawn,. and Chintzes. 1834 cents. Black and white Charlie de Laines, 31,4 cents. Bluclf all wool Mousseline de Latins, 44 cents. Black all wool Mousselines, double width, 87% cents. Black silk Chnllie. 50 cents. Black. Bare gee, 28 cents ; • Boinbazines,sl.. &c. Sic. BESSON & hl , MOURNING STORE, No. 9114 CI-MTN-UT Street. EAGLE POULT DE SOIE NEW SHADES Leather cololored Ponle, de Soto. • Ordered Shades of modes. Light, browns, Maas. purples. &c., &c. EYRE & LASIDELL, FOURTH and ARMI. 1 - 4! - YEE & LAN])ELL, FOURTH AND ARCH, are now opening Spring Silks, shawls, and Dress Goods. 1 ease solid Figured Silks. I Taffeta de An LASSO. Grenadines and Hernaulas. m 1123 New style erench Caufbries. . MOR.A.VIA.N COURCEE, CORNER of FRANK:I,IN andWOOD Streets—PASSlON EEL—Services commence TATS ( nonday) EVENING at a quarter to eight o'clock, and-to be continued EVERY EVENI NG during the Week (except rhursday), by the Pastor, Rev. A. A. 'REINKE. - Services on Good Eridey morning, at 1034' o'clock: , M,ANNIVERSARY THE ROSINE ..9FStAII ATI org. ladies of the Resin° Asso ciation will bold their Sixteenth Anuiver.arr at SAN SOlll-STREET HALL on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, March lilst, 1563, at 3 o'clock. After the reading of the Annual , Repurt, Mb. EMMA. HARDINCE will address the rneetine• llor address will be instructive and enter taining. , mh3o-4`.* MISS lEMIVIA.IIARDINGE WILL eive a LECTURE on MONDAY. EVENING- next, Narch :;oth; at the UNION VOLUNTEER REF RESIT- MtNT SALOON. Tt e subject will be. The Spirit of 76." Proceeds for.the benefit of the Saloon. Admission, 10 cents; Sobi i ere of the Union, free. tn 1127 3tr* • "OLD ENGLAND AND NEW ENG JAND--1 HEIR ATTITUDE' TOWARDS. T llNiON._' ~ —Lecture on the above subject by Rev. D. C. EDDY, D. ,in aid of the New England Roldiers' Re lief Association, on MO ND AY EVENING, Starch :36,1823, at CONCERT HALL, at S o'clock. Tickets 25 contd. For sale at Could's Music Store, Seventh and Cheatn at, Con tinental. and at the door. inh26-It*- OUR COLORED Z..- Grand Mass Meeting of the friends of the slth keninieut Massachusetts Volunteers, the ONLY CO LGEED 'REGIMENT authoritively in course of oreaniza-• lion in the North, will be behl_ttt the FRANKLIN 'HALL, SIXTH Street, below - Arch, THIS (Monday) EVENING, March 30th.'at 7,•if, o'clock. Able speakers will address the meeting. • OFF! C.E MYNNINGDON AND BROAD TOP MOITNTAIN-RAILROAD;COM A NT; 258 South TAME, Street, PITILABELPHIA. March 26, 1863 —The interest coupons on the Pint. Mortgage bonds of this Company, due April 1, Ift63, will be paid on and after that day on presentation at the office of the Company. - - .J. P. AERTSEN, m 1126-71 - Trea,--urer.- NOVI C M--7 , 11E BO AltD OF MA:- N AG &RN 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 a'ter the Ist day of April next. . Transfers will nottie made for ten days after the 21st W. S. WILSON, Treasurer. -mhlC-Trewf tapl instant. March 14,1883. IM: CALEB COPE; TREASURER OF THE UNITED STATES SANITARY COMM SION, Northeast corner of MINOR and SIXTH streets, acknowledges the receipt of the following contributions since the last report: - . Thomas Potter $25 00 W. & B _'- ' ..5 0.1 Beaten .& Denckla - ' 60 00 W. W. Knight & Son2s 00 . . . . . .. Philip S. Justice (additional) ' - • 25 00 William Trucks & Co - 10 00 R. P.- E • 100 00 Joseph F. Page (second contribution) 50 00 John Mundell - " • ' 10 00 Previously reported The Sanitary Commission, No. ]307 CHESTNUT Area, also The, the receipt of the following donations in hospital supplies since the last report: Wilkesbarre Ladies' Aid, l pkg., Mrs. S. B. Day, Sec'y. Towanda ." • 1 " -Miss E. Overton. . " Burliiikton, N. `> 12 " A._Cuunitliaram, R. James' Church " clAthing, Miss Green, Parish of St. Thomas " 1 pkg. • St Peters' Ladies' " jenies,&c., A. M Sheetz, " Union Sewing:Asiamiation defiling, Miss J. Lewis, R. Mark's Church Aid: t Mrs. J. W. Robins. " Miss Cabot stoqzings. IMMO MU= CHRISTIAN COMMISSION.—CASH acknowledgements to MarPh .270, 1.803, JOS PATTERSON, Treasurer. Citizens of ilarrislinrg, Pa. ~ ( itypartl ber.ftec. T. H. Bobinson, Chairman Army Committee . - VOID:1g Men's Christian Association ..... . • WOO CO Army Committee Young Men's Christian Asso . - ciation, Boston, ner.Toseph Story, Treasnrer.'. 500 09 Collected in Rev. Dr. Wylie's Church, per P. R. Simons, Treasurer Array . Committee' Young Men's Christian Association', Philadelphia.— 317 00 Collected by W. A Ustick,BlooMingburY; Ohio 100 00 Ladies' Aid Society, Duanesburg, lc. Y. , per Rev. Dr. S. Wells Secretary American Le gation, Pekin, China - • 59.00 W. H. Talbott;, Jersey City, N. J (M) Received through the President of the United States, from Mary Talbott Sorbs (a native of: Ohio residing. in Derbyshire, England. £5, with exchange • 37 50 Mrs. M. ,P. Bucknell 25 00 Church of Fremont, Minnesota,per L Craven 500' Sunday [School St James' Protestant Episcopal Church, Schuylkill Haven, -per. Rey. George A. Latimer Rev. L., Lewisburg, 5.00• wo Sisters - 5.00 A Lady,- Alleabeny city, per Rev. Mr. McMillan 5.00 A Lady of New London (Pa - .) Presbyterian Church • •• • 500 Joseph , A. Warren, Frankfort' - 5 GO 10 00 James 1\ teitielser, Derry Church, ra 3 00 Mrs. D. J. McCann, Nebraska City 2 50 2 00 Jet nT. I, , Russellville, Pa , topr , y freight 1 00 Rev. Jelin R. Agnew, Mercersbnrg, Pa - 1 00 Amount-previorsackno*ledged • $27,151 97 U. U. S. CHRISTIAN COMSIISSION. The S. Christian Commission beg to acknowledge the following additional hospital stores up to the 29d instant:: . . Rohrersburg Pa.. l_box from Army Aid. West Alexander, 1 box from Aid Society. - Philadelphia, Pa., 1 box from Spring Garden Presby terian Church. Coatesville, Pa., lbox, 3 bbls. from Ladies' Aid. Bridesbure and Whitehall, Pa., 2 bbls. front Soldiers' Relief. Association.' Mercersburg, Pa , 1 box from Ladies' Aid. Deverly.-Pa.., l box from twoladtex.- - - Eldensridae. Pa.. 1 box_from. Aid Society. Philadelphiai Pa. ; 3 boxes from ladies of Dr. Ken-. shard's Church. . . . Tuaneeburg, Pa. , 1 bbl. from Ladies' Aid. New York, 1 parcel from F. Knight ' Rahway, N. J., 1 box from Liberty Relief Society. Hatboro', Pa., 2 boxPs from Ladies' Aid. Philadelphia, Pa., Lbox from • A Sabbath-school." Oxford, Pa. ' 1 bbl., 1 box from Aid Society. Brooklyn, 14. Y. , 5 bbls, 2 boxes from . Army Committee Mount Hope, N. Y., 1 bbl. from ladies. Philadelphia, 1 box from Third United Presbyterian Congregation. - - - New Scotland, N. Y. 1 box from Ladies' Aid. Philadelphia, 1 box from a. Sabbath-school. New Hartford, N. Y.-, 1 bbl from ladies. Chestnut Hill, Pa , 1 parcel from Mrs. Ann Heidrick. New Hampton, N. J., 1 box from Musconetcong Valley Aid Society. Mount Olive, N. J., 1 box from Ladies Aid. Philadelphia, 7, HO tracts from Jay Cooke. Committee Y. 14 boxes, - 5 bbis., 1 keg, from Army Committee Direct all stores i o GEO. H. STUART, Chairman tian Commission, No. 13 BANK Street, .Philada. MUNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLV-X -NIA, DEPARTMENT OF ARTS. —The Ex amination of the Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman Classes, at the close of the Second Term, will be held in the following order : • • • MOND aY, 23(1—From 9 to 11, SOphomores, by Prof. Frazer (Chemistry of the Metalloids), and Freshmen, by Prof. Kendall (Algebra), written. From 11 to 1, ju niors. by the Provost (Intelleetnal Philosophy. ). TUESDAY, 24th —From 9 to - 11, Juniors (Differential Calculus), and Sophomores (Trigonometry), by Prof. Kendall, written. From 11 tot, Freshmen, byProf. Al len (Thucydides). WEDNESDAY, 25th.—From 9 to 11, SonhOmores. by Prof. Allen, (Thucydides, - Sicilia Z'' Expedition.) From 11 to 1, - Juniors, byProf. Fraser, (Dynamics and Hydro statics). THURSDAY, 26th. —From 9 to 11, Juniors, by Prof. Jackson (Horace's Epistles). .From.ll to 1, Sophomores, by Prof. Coppee (Latham 's Handbook of the English ' Language). - 'FRIDAY, 27th.—From 9 teat. Juniors, by Prof. Allen (DEns oslhen es) - From 11 to 1, Freshmen, Prof. Jackson (Horace's .Satires). _ MONDAY, 50th .— From 9-to to H. Sophomores, by Prof. Jackson (Cicero de Senectute). From 11 to 1, Freshmen, by Prof. Coppee (History). GE.JRGE ALLEN. mli23-7t Secretary - of the Faculty of arts. M. PHILADELPHIA AND HEADING RAILRO _Office. 227 South FOURTH Street, Prtuanemmr.a - lilarch 21, 159;. To avoid detention, the holders of COUPONS of this Company% due on theist proximo, are reguested to leave them at thiki Mike on or before the. 31. st inst., when re ceipts wit be given and checks will be ready for delivery on the proximo, in exchange for said receipts. mh2.3-St S. BRADFORD, Treasurer. MONUMENT CEMETERY NO— TICE.—An assessment of 60 cents on each and every lot in the Cemetery (not heretofore exempted from taxation) will be due and pavable •at the office of the Come. ery. No. 14a North SIRTEI Street, on the Ist day The payment of $4.40 on any one lot, together with the assessments now due, will exempt the same from taxation or assessment forever hereafter, if paid before the Ist day of -April next; if paid after that time, the as sessment then falling due must be paid in addition. mhl7-teld E. TAYLOR. Secretary. PENNSYLVANIA. ISTINING COM. NY OF MICHIGAN.—Notice is hereby given, that the Ananal Meeting.' of the Stockholders of the PENNSYLVANIA MINING COMPANY OF MICA MAN will be held at the (Mika of the Company,No. 417 WAL NUT Street, Philadelphia, on MONDAYApriI 6th,.1861, at 12 o'clock M., at which time and place an'election for Nine Directors; to serve for one year, will be held. S. M. DAY, Secretary. Dated Philadelphia, hfarch 20, 1863. mh21.14t IMII.OI , ACEOPA'TIIIO HOSPITAL, MS CIITHBERT Street.—This institution is now open for the reception of sick and wounded Soldiere, who will be received and provided for in the most comfortable manner, wee of charge. B. F. GLENN, ne2g4f Secretary of Board of Manawera REMOV AL. - THE 11. S. SANITARY COMMISSION HAS REMOVED FROM No. 27 SOUTH SIXTE.STREET No. 130'7 CHESTNUT STREET: mh3o-6t $3,000. - THREE .THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD STOLEN; front the iron _safe of the BROOKLYN; WHITE LEAD COMPANY, 54 FULTON Street New; York, the following-named BONDS and SECURITIES:- 20 - Bonds of the Hannibal and St. Joseph Railroad Com pany seyen per cent: mortgage bonds (secured by lands), each $l,OOO, - numbers 1642 to 1661, inclusive, with their - coupon bonds. All dated April 1, 1856. The following Bonds of the Chicago and Northwestern. Railway Company, viz : Sixteen (16) Sinking Fund Bends,. (Some registered;)• numbered as follows: . - N% 809, 810, 828, 1160, 1163, 1170,•.1171, -1691, each flih 500 " 867,476,480,290476, - 480, 200 " 148, 151, " 47 ' " 100 Also, eight (8) Funded Interest coupon bonds, # Nos. 1366, 1367 - each. 1,800 753, 757 " 500 - " '465, 466 " 72 73 100 Also, 'twenty-six (26)First-mortgage bonds, Nos. 3272, '4269, 4270, - 4271, 4272, 4273. 4274, • 4 9 75, 4276, 4277. - . 4278, 4281, 4282, - 4283, 4264, 4285, 4286, 4287, 4738, 4740, 4.316, - 1,000 " 25 50(4 " 177 26 8, 1779, 1674 " . 100 Also. three (3) Second-mortgage bonds, - Nos. 1385,'1820, 1821' . 1,000 Also, . one (1) United Slates six per cent bond payable in 1867, numbered 9392-....1,000 .Also, Bond No. 196, $l.OOO, First Mortgage, New Al bany and Salem Railroad Company, with ten per cent.. interest coupons. . Also, Bond and Mortgage of Orloff M. Doinlan, late of Chicago, to M. S. Gould, $6,000. Also, other Securities, and about five hundred dollars in -Treasury demand -notes, bank -bills, and gold.- The above reward:will be paid for the recovery of the Bonds.- - Tits public are cautioned agitinst r purchasing or nego tiating the same: FISFIER HOWE, Treasurer. New York, April 21, 1862.- ~ mhBo-3t, $25 REWARD.-LOST OR STOLEN, on the 2tth 732 ARCH street, one PielcreoSitiltekDllßGOVlT Store Yards. The above reward will be paid by the return, of the same to JESSE WILLIAMS, ' It* .-- ., No. 732 ARCH Street. $lOO - REWARD !WHEREAS. ON the evening of the 26th, or morning of the 27th of March instant, some evil-disposed person maliciously defaced the plate-glass windows of the store occupied by the subscribers, by scratching them with a diamond, The above reward will be paid for any information which will lead to the detection and conviction of the. $.1.00 ad ditionalivill be given by the Owner of the Property for the discovery of the Offender, • J. W. PROCTOR St CO., mh2B-6t • No. 920 CHESTNUT -Street. GRAVE STONES, GRAVE STONES, AND MONUMENTS, AT REDUCED PRICES.—A large assortment of 'ltalian Grave Storms, of various de. 'signs, offered at reduced prices, at Marble Works OA.. STEINMETZ, RIDGE - Avenue, be bra E*KellLtb strcet, THE P 1 ESS.-PHILADELI'I - 11A,_ MONDAY, MARCH 30, 1563. • RETAIL - DRY GOODS. JUST OPENED, THOS. W. EVANS & CO.. J 13.0 . SSELBERRY, N 0.45 NORTH • EIGHTH street, has just opened at the right prices, Plain Brown Silks. Plain Mode Silks. Plain Blue Silks. • Plain Purple Silks.. • Plain Gre,l SiEts. Plain Leather-color Silks. Plain Black Silks.. • Plain 6-4 Mozambiq nes, superior quality. 50 cent's: Williamsville Muslim, 34 coots. Williamsville Musline, 34 cents. Wamsutta blushes, 84 cents. Wemsutta Blushes, 34 cents. Good bakes of Masi ins, tram cents up, • Embroidered Curtain blushes, at old prices. Embroidered Curtain blushes, at old Prices. White Plaid Mu-llne, and Brilliants, cheap. MOURNING GOODS. - • Every variety of Mourning Goods at Mourning GOods Counter.' . Fine Black Cashmere, 1.4.4.' yards Wide, 81 cents. J. R. CASSELBERRY'S, • " MlMmoth Dry Goods House." No. 45 NORTH-EIGHTH street; below Arch. P, S.—Mode, Wand all the new shades of Alpacas, splendid quality, at our usual low. wices. Hoop Skirts, at old prices, at the "Cheap Store." tall3o-2t CASSEL BbRRY. DRY GOODS:,. LESS THAN THEY CAN 'BE BOUGHT ELSE VirBERE.We offer a large stock of Table Linens, most of which are old stock.. 'from 05 cents per yard to finest imported. A largo lot ot old stock Napkins, from $1.75 per dozen rtv VI finest. Old stock Doylies, from $1 per dozen up. Shirting Linen, full yard wide, at 45 and 55 cents, 14 yard pieces. • Also, an old lot of fine Marseilles Quilts; imported in 1057, at old prices, (we call particular attention o this lot, believing them to be about one half the present prmes,) from $3 to $lO each. Muslins of all kinds, at the very lowest prices. Purchasers will please bear in mind that, as these goods have not been raised to the high prices how pre vailing, there can be no-possibility of their being tower.. R. D.•& R PENNELL, No. 1021 MARKET Street, mbSO-St • below Eleventh, xtrAld S UTTAS, WILLIAMS VILLES . V V ATTAWAIIGANS: 10 2 4 UTICAS. • - -Fine Brown Shirting s,- .. - - Pillow Muslins;•SheetingS. _ -'--- ' Low=pficed . Brown.lifoslins, !SW '. • =. SELLING AT 'NIB 'VERY LOWEST MARKET RATES, • WHATEVER THEY .IVEAt BE. • Cloaking Cloths. Waterproofh. Black Cloths,. SPRING CAISIMERES. -": '. SPRING CASSIAIERES. , SPRING CASSIMERBS. . . • Comprising a large and , desirable stock of Men's and. Boys' Wear, CHEAP DRY GOODS, CARPETS, OILCLOTH, AND WINDOW SHADES.-V. E. ARCHAISIBAULT, E. 'corner ELEVENTH and MAR KET Streets, will open this morning from Auction, In grain Carpets, at 50, 62, 75, 87c., 'And $1; E , try and Stair Carpets, 50c. to $1 CFag Carpets. .15 , to 65c.; Floor Oil Cloths, 50 to 75 cts. ; Gilt Bordered Window Shades, 75c. to $1.50; Sheeting, Shirting, and Pillow Case Mll4lillB, 20 to 40 cts. • Table Linens, 62c. to $1; Napkins, 1654:c. ; White al.dColorrd Marseilles Quilts: $t to $8; Stella Shawls, $3 to $8; Mous de Laines, 25 to 37c. ; Chintzes 22 to 2.4 c. ; - Cloth Table Covers, $1.50 to $4; Plain-and Fancy- Cassimeres, 75 cts. to $1.501 Fancy Shirting Flannels, 50 to 66c. . ' mhll-wfm 1m $3OO OD $57,170 25 $57,473 25 NEW GOODS.-WE WOULD ESPE CIALLY invite attention.to. an entire neei Rtock of Goods just received, adapted to the present season. Also ,a MG Stock of Clothipg, reedy-made. now on hand, at MATLACK'S, Boys' Clothing Establishment, No. 904 MAEKET Street. mh2S-3t* RP RING BALMORALS• AT -REDUCED PRMES.—Just opened a variety of new - spring BAL MOR A L SKIRTS, at reduced prices. SHEPPARD. VAN HAIM fNGE & ARRISON, m2B-6t 1005 CHESTNUT street. BLACK SILKS Gros du Rbines. Lnstringe, Marcelines. • Mourning Po de Soles. Gros Grains. - Bonnet Taffetas. • \ Moire Antiques. • Double-faced Brocades. , Rich, neat Fignres SHARPLESS BROTHERS. SPRING DRESS GOODS. • Poll de Chevres, Ristoris. - Adriennes, Worsted Crepes. • • - Fil de Chevres, Mohair& • Chintzes, Lawns, Organdies. Plain Silks, .New Foulards.—. .. Plaid AU-wool Cashmeres. SITAR PLESS BROTHERS. " fe23 CHESTNUT and.EIGHTH Streets. EDWIN HAIL & CO 26 SOUTH SECOND Street, will open, THIS MORNING, One case of the new shades of Alpaca s ; at 623 y cents, . probably the finest goods'and the best shades for the price in the city. 3 Arabian Glaces and Taffeta " D'Ete "of the new shades. I! Printed Perigees and Foulards. ,Printed Carnbr' es and French Chintzes. Mohair Olaces and Poi.l De Chevres. mh23 New etyles of Dress, of various names. SPRING CLOAKS.. Water-Proof Cloaks.' Black Cloth Cloaks. Cloaks made to order. Best. Hoop Skirts. (*OPER Br.OO2cARI, -mhB S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Streets 141,881 05 25,259 92 MAZE AND LEATHER-COLOR DRESS GOODS. Mode and Tan Wool De Laines: Dcnble-width De Laines and Mohairs Plaid Valencias, all colors; A great variety of Dress Goods for snits, Small, black and, white, and brown and white r Plaid Silks:. ; Brown Silks, dark shades; Plaid Oliva Foulard Filk, for Friends; 'One piece of Olive Summer..Ailk, wide and good, for- Together Wammitta, and-•ill the beat males of rattsli JOHN 11, sßms , , - infa 7 to 02 ARCH Street, WHITE GOODS, EMBROIDERED TRIMMINGS, &c. —The subscribers have a large assortment of all descriptions of White Goods for Lathes' - Wear; also of Embroidered Jaconet, Cambric, and Swiss Trimmings—the choicest goods in the market: SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, & ARRISON, mh4 100 A BSTNITT Strek. W.A.NAMA - KER & BROWN'S " OAK HALL" GLOTHING, • Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET streets WANAMAKER &DROWN'S WANAMAKER BROWN'S WANAMAKER & B hOWN'S WANAMAKER & BROWN'S WANAN AKER & BROWN'S WANAMA_KER & BROWN'S WANAN AKER & BROWN'S WANAMA KEE & BROWN'S WANAMAKER & BRo WIN'S WANAMAKER & BROWN'S WANAMAKER & BROWN'S WANAMAKER & BROWN'S " OAK-HALL" CLOTHING, " OAK HALL" CLOTHO G, "OAK HALL" CLOTHING, -''OAK 'BALL" CLOTHING, " OAK HALL" CLOTHING, "OAK HALL" CLOTHING, "OAK HALL" CLOTHING, " OAK _HALL" CLOTHING, " OAK HALL" CLOTHING; "OAK HALL" CLOTHING, " OAK HALL" CLOTHING, OAK HALL" CLOTHING. SPRING AND SIIMMER,ISM, SPRING AND SUMMER,IB63,' SPRING AND SIIMMER,IB63, SPRING AND SIIIMMEROSEI, ' SPRING AND SUMMER,IBR3, SPRINGAND SIIMMER,IM, SPRING AND SIIMMER,IB63, SPRING AND SUMMER, ISM • SPRING AND SUMMER,IB63, SPRING AND SIIIMMER,IB63,- SPRING AND SIIMMER.IB63, - SPRING AND SUMMER, 1863, S. B. COR. SIXTH & MARKET. S. K COR. SIXTH & MARKET. S. E: CON. SIXTH & MARKET - S. E. COR. SIXTH & MARKET. S. E. COR. SIXTH &.MARKET. S. E. COR. SIXTH gr'IMARKET. S. E. COR. SIXTH & MARKET.* S. R COR. SIXTH & MARKET. S. K COB. SIXTH & MARKET. S. R COR. SIXTH & MARKET. S. E. COR. SIXTH & MARKET. S. E. COR. SIXTH & MARKET. mhl3- je3o BLACK CASS. PANTS, $5.50, At 704 MARKET Street. BLACK CASS. PANTS, $5.50, At 704 MARKET Street. BLAGK CASS. PANTS, $5.00, At' 704 MARKET Street. BLACK CASS. PANTS, $5.50. At 704 MARKET Street. BLACK CASS. PANTS, - 0t0.50. At:7o4 MARKET Street. GRIGG St- VAN- GUNTEN'S, No. 704 MARKET Street. GRIGG & VAN GIINTEN'S, No. 704 MARKET Street. GRIGG & VAN GUNTEN'S, No. 704 MARKET Street. GRIGG & VAN GUNTEN'S, No. 704 MARKET Street GRIGG St. VAN MASTEN'S, No. 7C4 MARKET Street B° 8' CLOTHING. JACKETS AND PANTS. LARGE STOCK OF. GOODS TO SELECT FIOM. GOODS AT RETAIL FOR MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR. - I COOPER & C ONARD. - nohl4-tf- S.-E. - corner NINTH AND MARKET Ste. GOVERNMENT. GOODS. Standard 10-ounce Cotton Duck. Indigo Blue Flannels. Mixed Twilled Flannels. Sky Blue Kerseys. FARNHAM, KIRKHAM, ea GO., Eis - 230 CHESTNUT STREET • G W. SIMONS & BROTHER, SINSON-STREET HALL, PHILADELPHIA. MANUFACTURERS OF JEWELRY. FINE SWORDS, AND MILITARY GOODS, IN-EVERY VARIETY. JO-118m STRAWEERRY WINE, EQUAL TO MALMSEY MADEIRA. Just received. • _ ALBERT .0, ROBERTS.:__ - __ IN FINE GROCERIES, Iso6 CORNER ELEVENTH and VINE Etsosets . . Tit EMIR'S CHARMING' AND -....., NATU RAL style of Iyorytypes win golden opinions of all who see them. They have no equal in accuracy. of 'like ness or artistic coloring. . SECOND.. St.. above Green.. * HODGSON'S CHEMICAL BLU F. BLACK. WRITING HATO, warranted equal to -any; either American Or Foreign; vouched by the Frank-: lin Institute's Silver. Medal, and by the testimony of the first merchants of Philadelphia.. This WRITING FLUID has now won an established reputation as not being °nulled in quality by any ink in the American market. Ita advantages are, that it is per , . hotly limpid, writing blue and. soon changing to black—not clogging the , pen,. and remarkably rr,at, • on steel pens—not. given to mouldiness or decompoait on, and though equal in all respects to the best English, yet not much more than half its. Price: It should, therefore. take the place of all foreign writing fluids. For-sale by the manuihoturer, _. W. HODGSOrt, Chemist, No. 103 North TENTH Street, above Arch, Sold by Stationers and Druggists in Philadelphia and 41.tew here. • laws- 7,000 "SE" _A_ It S SPRING CHECK SILKS, AT $1.25 PER YARD, 818 and 820 CHESTNUT STREET COOPER & CONARD. S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Streets' CLOTHING. BOYS' SUITS, $6 BOYS' SUITS, $7. BOYS' STITT'S, $8 BOYS' SUITS, $9 BOYS' SUITS, $lO BOYS' SUITS, $ll SACKS AND SUITS MADE TO ORDER MILITARY GOODS. MILLINERY GOODS. cri) SPRING MILLINERY_ - "iii' The undersigned has now open a HANDSOME STOCK CT • RIBBONS, SOS, CRAPES„, ILLUSIONS AND LA.CES. • r Also, a splendid assortment of • FRENCH FLOWERS, Consisting of fine ROSES. .HOSE BUDS r fine GRAPES, and FRUITS, All of the most fashionable slnides and styles. A LOT OF RIBBONS AND FLOWERS Of last sca , ion's importation, will be ;. CLOSED OUT VERY CHEAP. M. BERNHEIM,. I • No. 724 CHESTNUT STREET.. mb.2o-tf SPRING 1863.. ,-• BROOKS Sc: ROSENHEIM, . . (Late.Rosenheim, Eipoks, & L , - • • - No. 431 MARHET STREET, North Side, . Baia now open, - and are daily making additions thereto, . . . A HANDSOME VARIETY OF. RIBBONS, BONNETS. - - - MISSES", - AND CHILDREN'S HATS; FLOWERS. AND ' MILLINERY NODS IN UNBOLT', • to which • the attention of the trade is respictfully soli cited. .- . mhlB4,f MRS. H. WRIGHT, 137 PINE Street, .( 2‘ ,.1 411 . 2,.. TPait? ._MILLINERY- 1863. RI B B NS • MILLINERY GOODS. • L. DANNENBAUM No. 57 North SECOND Street, Have now open, a large and' admirably-assorted' stock of the abovirguod s9 - . . -MERCHANTS and MILLINERS will find inducements in styles and:prices unequalled in this market. mhl7-11.n. 1863 SPRING 1863 • WOOD dc ARY. No. 125 CHESTNUT STREET, Have now In store a complete stock of STRAW AND MILLINERY - GOODS, INCLUDING' . STRAW HATS AND. BONNETS. MISSES' .AND CHILDREN'S STRAW GOODS. FANCY AND CRAPE BONNETS: FRENCH FLOWERS, RIBBONS, Arc, To which they respectfully invite the attention of Mer chants and Milliners. - CASH BUYERS will find special advantage in examin ing this stock before purchasing. fe2B=2M VIGHTH-STREET RIBBON STORE, - 1 - 4 . No. 107 North EIGHTH Street. . We would inform oar customers, and the ladies gene rally, that we open this day a full and uery superior stock •of MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS, for the Spring and Summer seasons, which we are prepared 'to offer, wholesale And retail, at the most reasonable prices. No. 4 CORD-EDGE RIBBONS, all colors, slPer Piece. No. 5 CORD-EDGE RIBBONS, all celors, $1.2.5 per piece. • BLACK VELVET RIBBONS, every width s , superior .quality..- BEST'BLACK VELVET RIBBONS, with 'white edges, every width, at last season's prices. • BONNET RIBBONS, plain and fancy, every shade, width, and finality—an immense variety to suit all BONNET SILKS of every shade. plain and plaid. BONNET CRAPES, LACES, ILLUSIONS, BLONDES, ORNAMENTS, do FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, a 'superb'variety, at the usual prices STRAW BONNETS, the fashionable shape, in braid, split straw, and hair; white; gray, and black. INFANTS' HATS AND CAPS, every new design, all qualities. LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S SHAKER HOODS. THE BEST NEW YORK AND FRENCH. BONNET FRAMES, lower than they can be bought elsewhere, by the dozen or single. Give us a call. - SICHEL .VWEYL, mb27 6t No. 107 North EIGHTH Street. ATILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS. J OSEPH. HAMBURGER, 25 South SECOND Street, Has now open a large stock of Ribbons, Artificial Flowers, &c. , to which be respectfully invites the attention of s and Merchants. Goods received- daily from New York auctions. - mb34-2m",. OIL CLOTHS. CLOTHS AND . WINDOW SHADES. CARRIAGE,- TABLE, - STAIR, AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, IN COTTON 'AND LINEN FABRICS, QUALITY AND STYLE UNSURPASSED. WINDOW . SHADES, COMPRISING EVERY VARIETY OF NEW AND ORI GINAL DESIGNS, PLAIN and ORNAMENTAL. - . These goods will be sold to Dealers and Manufacturers at prices much below the present Iv of stock. - THOMAS POTTER, MANUFACTURER OF: OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW-SHADES, 229- ARCH Street, Philadelphia, and ' 49 CEDAR and 95 LIBERTY Streets, New York. rnl)27-lm ' FINANCIAL. COUPONS. T 3-10, DUE FIRST APRIL W ANTED DREXEL c% CO_ FIRST APRIT_. COUPONS ' 3-I_o CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS ABOUT MATURING, BOUGHT OR COLLECTED DREXEL, CO mh27-10t JOHN C. CAI'P & SON, STOOK A,ND, NOTE BROKERS, No. 23 South THIRD Street, Directly opposite the Mechanics' Bank. STOCKS. AND BONDS ioUGHT AND SOLD ON. COMMISSION, AT. THE BOARD OF BROKERS M.O.NEY IN:VESTED NOTES AND LOANS NEIOTIATED • nil2-3m aN ' TFrE BEST TERMS., IT. S. FIVE-TWENTIES, TWENTY-YEAR SIX-DER-CENT. BONDS, PAYABLE AT,THE OPTION CYR THE GOVERNMENT AFTER FIVE YEARS. I am instructed by the - SECRETARY OF THE•TREA 6IIRY to receive subscriptions for the above • LOAN Al 'PAR Interest conimeriee from the - DATE. OP SOB SCRIPTION, and is PAYABLE IN GOLD at - the Mint, or any Sub-Treasury or , Depository of;the 'United Steles,. on the first days of May and November of each year., At the present j'nasixuM 0,2 i CIOLD; these Bcoult yipld about EIGHT per cent. Der annum. A full supply sl.ways on hand.. . r ' JAY C4:2)01'.. SUBSCRIPTION A.GENT; 114 EOUTH THIRD) STRE=., SPEC/AL NOTICE. On and after. .fulylst, 18632 the privilege , of convert ninient . inane. 'et' . LEOAL-TENDER: NOTES INTO TOE EAT:KMAL SIX-PEE-CENT. LOAN (com monly called "Five-Tyrentioe) cease.. "A/1 who wish to 'invest `in in the Five-'Ptvent3r Loan must, therefore, sandy . before the Ist of:JULY next. ! 7 ' • ! '7' 4 4 72. 00 QH-Es _ Suhscriiption Agent, mhd-tITI ! 114 South ;TIIIY,D Street, Philuta. $27,000. Lo Tai n s ci e,:3l 0 liN rs T t TO r gages. [Thh% s3 E. 11 P n ETTIZ., 1 309 ac la i ntr a T Street.: $l6 000 S7,OOP J , $5,000 TO LOAN to in. 4)14. ' A r.t. a lf.. s Egirl t §: . 1." a term to 916-AtiC6 Street, NEW iPUBLICATIONS. pIESSE'S ART OF PER.: FUIVIERY, and Method: of Obtaiiring the Odors of Plants. With instructions drf the mat/du:tare of Per fumes for the Handkerchief, Muted Pon'der's, Odorous Vinegars, Dentifrices, Pornatri- , r,- Cosmetics, Perfumod Soap, &c . With lin Appendix-, oisethe Colors of Flowers, Artificial Fruit, ‘ &c., &c. By O. W, SEPTIKU6 PIESSE, author of 'The Odors of Flowers,'' &c. ' SCIENTIFIC BOONS. A general assortment always on hand and for sole, at the lowest prices, by LINDSAY & BLASKISTON. Publishers, Booksellers, &c., mb3o R 5 South:' SIXTH Street, above Chestnut. GET THE BEST AT THE LO WEST PRICES! PROTOGR.APTI AI.I3UMS, CARD PiIOPMIRATTI-i. AND &Hi) .TRACES - - The LARGEST STOCK, BEST ASSORTIMIT, and LOWEST PRICES to be found in the City.- Our Albums are selected Ca to STYLS; FINISH, CO LOR, and DURtii.BILITY. Our prices are for - Afl is to o sgx 3.50 t .• " 3 00 to 10 Or) 00 " 2 01 to 10 CO 40 .`` " 1. 75 to 8 09' " 150 to 600 " " 24 " 80 to 3 00 " ,20 " 1255 to 500 CARD PHOTOGREreffS of distinguished persons, by the best Artists in the cmtatry, comprising a full assort ment, tinder the followin g heads:, Army, Music, Di vines, Statesmen, ForeigarCelebrittes, Navy, Drama, Artists, Literature, Works.of Art, AS' Call and get one of our List of Pictures. 'VD. - Frames for. Card Pictures,. a beautiful assortment, at prices from a cts to - 80. G. W: PITCHERS, New Book Store, No. 808 CHEST NUT Street, a few doors-berow the Continental Hotel. just above STOMPS . Street. - SOS:: REMEMBER THE NUMBER. SOSI: mhtF-if 2t . . SMEDLEY'S ATLAS OF PHILADELPHIA , , From the official recoried Surireys. of the City. In twenty-five Sections or Maps. showing the size of blocks, width of streets, location of buildings, churches, parks, railroads, cemeteries &c. Exh,ibiting - on a large scale GERMANTOWN, WEST PHIL A.DRIJFHIA, FRANK FORD, and the entire city. Printed on heavy drafting paper and handsomely bound. A work , of great value at the present time, to capitalists and' those seeking real esilue investments. Price, M. . . ... . . , .. By SAMUEL L. SMEDLEY, City Surveyor. Eleventh Dist: ict, corner Lancaster avenue and Thirty-fifth street, where copies may be procured, or of - J: B. LIPPINCOTT'St CO:, xnh27-lm . No. 715 MARKET Street- - pp EATYY-(OFFICIAL), THE UNITED States Conscription Act; or' National Militia Bill, with a copious Index for reference. JAMES' W. FOR TUNE, Publisher, 1.02, CENTRE St.; N. Y. Price, five cents. . mh2,54m PROF: GREEN ON COLENSO.- The Pentateuch Vindicated from the Aspetsions of Coley's°. By Wm. H. Green, D. D. 41:25.' SKETCHES' OF THE. WAR. A Series of Letters to the North Moore Street School of NevrY ork: By Cant Chas. C. Nott. 75 cents. . GRANDMAMA'S SUNSHINE AND OTHEE'STORIES. 16zno. 60 cents. • MY -MOTHER'S CHAIR; - 18rno. 30 cente, THE DUTY OF THE HOUR. By Rev. Samuel T. Spear, D. D. IPamphlet. 10 cents, For Sale by . • _ _ _ _ _ . WILLIAM S:'&- ALFRED 'MARTIEN, 606 CEFESTWE Street THE PARLOR GARDENER. -Al A. complete tlllustrated Guide to the cultivittion of House Plants, care of Green. House, Aquarium, and fu etructions to many new and beautiful methods of grow.- ing Plants, of Grafting, Budding,' & c.-Price cents. By mail 70 caul a. J. E. TILTON & CO., Bostott, mh6.lm Publisher!.. _ fINLYIO.CENTSIJUSTREOEITED; Cartes de Visite of Gen. TOM THUMB and I,A.DY in Wedding Costume, at the _ . - ORIGINAL GIFTBOOK EMPORIUM;• 41-39 CHESTNUT Street, Opposite the newPiist Office. to CENTSI. 10-CENTSI . IO' CENTSI For thellride and Bridegroom. -MR: .A_ED _ MRS: TOM , THUMB,' In*Bridal Dress, AT THE ORIGINAL OIPT-BOOFC EMPORIUM, 439 CHESTNUT. Street, Opposite the new Post Office. HAZARD'S BOOKSTORE, 424 - CHESTNUT STREET, Between Seventh and Eighth Street.. All Books usually to be had in a FIRST-CLASS - BOOKSTORE, Will always be found on our shelves AT THE L 0 WES T PRICES fe6-tf ELEGANT PHOTOGRAPH COPIES OF NATURAL FLOWERS.' Ordrids, , in the most perfect truthfulness to nature..iu it ready for the album, and as copies for the pencil in water, oil, and crayon, and ter coloringwith the new pronared colors. NEW TON'S PREPARED COLORS. F6R ALBUMEN PIC TURIS J. E. TILTON Sr CO , BOSTON. Price for the copies of Flowers 25 bents each, for NEW TON'S Prepared Colors W. 9), 'including bottle of Re ducing- Liquid-and- full directions for use. Beware of miserable imitations of these colors. The genuine have name; J. E. TILTON Sz CO., on each:box andbottle. inh2(Mm 2.6 CENTR.—PHOTOGRAPH AL zo BUMS from 35• Cents to 2.1 Dollars 1 The largest as sortment, handsomest styles. and lowest prices in the city! _ STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, all that can- be found in a first-class Bookstore, at low rates. All of G.• Gr. EVANS' PUBLICATIONS at the OLD PRICES! Call in - at the ORIGINAL - GIFT-BOOK EMPORIUM, 0517.6 439 CHESTNUT Street CIRCULATING LIBRARIES. . . BROTH - EI:MEAD'S CIRCULA_- Y •• 'TING LIBRARY. —All the NEW English and American Books, including ALL CLASSES orLitetature. This is tLe ONLY Library in 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 ; one month 76 cents, or 3 cents per. day, 215 SOhth EIGHTH Street. mh6-3m PILEOTOGEtAPIIS. A SPEOIA L HINT TO TE OSE WHO DON'T KNOW IT. —REIMER'S splendid pictures-- life-size Photographs in Oil Colors—are now made at war prices. SECOND 'Street, above Green. it WAR PRICES.-NOW IS THE TIME Y.' for all to get good portraits at reasonable charges. REIMER'S superior life-size :Photographs in- oil c010r.% at SECOND Street, above Green. . WATCHES,' JEWELRY, &o. A FRESH ASSORTMENT, AT LESS -L-s- THAT FORMER RitlgES. FARR & BROTHER,_ Importers, mbs tf 344 CFIESTNUT Street, below Fourth. J. C. FULLER, ofil lirgiSa - Importer and. Wholesale Dealer in 644 ` FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY. No. 712 cßEsTivirr Street, (OP-stairs, opposite Masonic Temple); Has now open a LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK, EMBRACING AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES, E. HOWARD & CO.'S FINE AMERICAN WATCHES, GOLD CHAINS, GOLD SPECTACLES, THIMBLES, AND FINE JEWELRY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. D. T. PRATT, (SUCCESSOR O PRATT 8s REATH, 60T..CHESTNUT STREET, Is constantly in receipt of ENGLISH, SWISS, AND AMERICAN WATCHES, Of desirable styles and qualities, to suit all classes of buyers. fel6-3inif TINE GILT COMBS IN EVERY VARIETY. IMITATIONS OF PEARL AND CORAL J. C.-FULLER, No. 712 C EST N-13 T Street. mhla 2,ra F- I E WATCH REPAIRING attended to, by the most experienced workmen, and, every watch warranted for one year. G. RUSSELL, 213 North SIXTH Street. WLI • HD L DE N, - Dealer in flee AMERICAN AND IMPORTED - WATCHES, JEWELRY, AND CLOCKS, no2-sm. . 70S MARKET,Street. J . O. FULLER'S EINE GOLD PENS, THE BEST PEN IN USE, FOR SALE IN ALL SIZES. M3-3m ELI HOLDEN, A Dealer in Rae ajd AM - tRICAN AND IMPORTED WATCHES: JEWALRY, AND CLOCKS, 708 'MARKET Street. yuIaANITE RINGS A full assortment, all sizes and styles. J. 0. FULLER, - No. 714 CHESTNUT Street LjA,EDWARE AND CUTLER** 114TvDWARE_ CLOSING OUT,' AT DP R , T.44aatock of a WHOLESALE HOUSE, comprisiat, A LARGE ASSOIiTMENT &F - ALL KINDS OF GOODS; 427 31....kRKET and 416 comaraTioE Streets. PROPOSALS. -A SSISTANT QUARTE.RALAKPER GE -LA- MR AL'S OFFICE—PRILAPIA, 27th March, 1863. PROPOSALS will be• receive& at this Office until 32 o'clock M., on MONDAY, the 30th Met, for•the delivery in this city, on or before the 10th.of,Aprilnext, of theßil lowing articles. viz: • ?Five hundred Globe Lanterns,. sample. required._ . - Two thousand Halter. Chains. All-to be of Five hundred Stretcher Chains. Army standard, Fire hundred Tongue Chains. subject to in . Two hundred Trace Chains. spection. One thousand Curry Combs, sampli.required. If the articles called for are not all delivered on or be fore the expiration of tho contract, tho United States Go vernment reserves the right-to make, good any deficiency 'by purchase, in open market, at the expense of the con tractor. The right is 7eserved to reject all bids deemed too high. - - A• BOYD, ml3O-1t . Captain and A. Q. M.. SSIS T ANT QUARTERMASTER 4 -' 1 - GENERAL'S oFFICE PRILADBuquA, nth Mara, PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until THURSDAY, the 2d April, at 12 o'clock M., for 'the de livery of FIVE HUNDRED ARTILLERY HORSES. They must be sound, free: from blemish, not less, than 1534 bands higb, and mit less than five nor more than eight years old; to be in good working condition, well broken to harness, all of a dark color, weighing mot less than 1,100 pounds and stibieot to. inspeetion. No mares will be taken. No,bid will be received from any, one bidder h for more than one undredlorses; one half he number to be delivered ori or before the 15th of ,April. and the balance on or before the 25th of April next. -To be de, livered. afteninspootion, at any Point required 'in tkis, city. If the contracts are not completed within the time specified,- the United States Government reserves the, right to make good any deficiency by. purchase in open, market at tbe expense of the contractor. Ample sesority will be required for the faithful performance of the con tract. The right is reserved to re3ect all bids deemed too high. G. H.. CROSIKAII, mh29-4t As iistant CinartormasterAeneral. NVELOPES AT NO. 316 CHESTNUT Envelopes at. No. 316 Chestnut fleet. Magee's Enveldpe Manufactory • -Is at No. 31. t Chestnut Street. Magee's Paper Store,' No. Ste GhestAnt Street. Wholesale and Retat.l,_ Al , MAGEE'S, No-. 3.l6..o.AtitinTNlß •StrAet, between_ Third and Fourth. . nih2B-3t WANTS. WA NTP.I . --. AI IC I 7UNG MAN AtOliT eighteen lhlars'of flee; Nvbq can write a good hand, understands pholographY, aNI pnsseesea a fair know ledge of English Contposition. gury obtain a situation by addressing a. note tc?" It. P. ".04flee of The Pres.. in3o-3V WANTED CLOTHIN G.--PERSONS baring Glen:6'dg. dispose of vAll please call or address C. MILLER, 303 CRESTMETT rahl6aratf3m* grit WANTED TO RENT 1 0 01 t. THE ME:A Summer—a house ar 02111LANTOWN, with Stable attached. A ?crotched Nhuse preferred. Addreee Wolf No 21:46. Philadelphia Poskohice. _ m1127750' . Ae t ." DEPUTY fI,,UA.RTERMA.STER GENERAL'S OFFICI."---1 i,ATYELpine, Fell. 9, 1863. 'VESSELS WANTED immeChTely to carry COAT, to the following points: Tortno'as. Key *est, Fia. Fort Monroe, Vs Alexandria. Va. Newborn, N.C. Port Royal, S. C. B. BOYD, tP 11-tt Cantain and Assis: BOARDING.. BOARD WAN TED.----A 0-E-IfTLEZI.A.N deAres, to leaks arrangements fol ,- M).iith Private raWar, where he can enjoy the :Idik.t arm! com fort; of a home. Address for four days BOA R ft, Pmss 0.17 1 qe inh2lF-2fiv FOR SALE AND TO LET: SMALL COUNTRY PLACEW _Vb.% Sale at GLENN'S Heal Estate kart: • 73../tru . es Chestnut 16 * near White Hall Station; N. Penna.: R.Vitoadi ". Second-street pike and Oxford road. 40 " Castor road; near Frankford. 3.9 6 ° ProgreFx, N. J. • 79 ' l / 4 ' near PhooniNsille, Pa. . . 17 " near Lexington Station, N. Penna. rtailrWr.) 44 " Fort Washington Station, ado. . do.- 20 " near Downingtown. Chester county. 8 " xear Phomi.xville. Pa. Also, a large variety of largs farms, city propertias; • building lots, &e. For extended list see North Amer'." can. B. B'. GLENN, mh2B 123 Sou - h FOURTH Street. FOR SALEA VERY: DESIRABLE' -A- BUILDING LOT, at Thirty-second and Bridge sts., West Philadelphia, with three valuable fronts. Apply to SAMUEL-L. SMEDLEY, Surveyor. Eleventh Din trict. Real Estate Office, THIRTY-PITCH Street and LANCASTER Avenue. inh27.6t. 01 TO RENT-A HOUSE ON A InAltigh and commanding situation,witi twelve raoras, gas, furnace, cooking range, hot and cold water; large lawn well shaded, variety of bearing pear trees, garden; - stable and carriage house, situate on the BLOOKLEY and MERION turnpike, about ten minutes' walk from Destonyille and „Mantua Passenger Railway Depot. Apply to • JESSE GEORGE, rn 11:30-mcsIV , near the premises- FOR SALE, Tho 'Third HOUSE oath° West aide of Broad street, below Columbia avenue, and the last of the Albert free- stone fronts. Finished complete. Walls papered and ceilings frescoed Possm.4sion given immediately. Apply at the S. W. corner of NIIVTEr and. SANSOM Streets. FOR SALE-A VERY DESIR BLE PROPERTY and capital BUSINESS STAND, situate on the west side of SECOND Street, No. 262, be .tween Walnut and Spruce streets,- 26 deer 2 inches in breadth on Second street, by 2EO feet in deptd to Levant 'street, widening at the distance of 110 feet from Second street, to 00 feet, of which increased width it extends 100 'feet. . . _ . ' On the Second-street front is•a•well-liglited STORE, 312 feet in depth, with a good btiement linen for a sales room: Private sr trance To the nnper rooms so arranged as to be conveniently •obcupied by separate tenants. About 70 feet in the rear of the store is a complete D WEL -LIICG* ROUSE, with nine-rooms, - and - all the modern conveniences, having a garden 50 by 70 feet. planted with:fruit trees, grape -vines, Stc,., between the house and store. On Levant street is a large Storehonse (which. could be used for manufacturing purposes) in the rear of "which is a Stable for three horses. There is a carriage entrance - from Levant street. -- 4 . . • The attention of capitalists andbusiness men is invited to'ibis property. for safe, a SQUARE OF. GROUND in Atlantic City, •N. 7., hounded by Arctic and Baltic , -Indiana and Illinois avenues, containing nearly four acres. For par ticulars and terms apply to S. W. TIT &GRAB& & SON, mb27-3t 5 ' No. 244 South TRIED Street. GERMANTOWN AND CHESTNUT rwrx HILL HOUSES, for Sale or to Rent. _ Apply to m 112.541. .TOSEPH C. LONGSTBETH, 703 Sans= St, IaFOR SALE, OR WILL BE- LET in parror whole, a large Building, well adapted , for manufacturing, purposes. near THIRD and CFIESTNIIT Etreets. Apply at this Office. e r FOR SALE-THE HOUSE . AND Lot, 1307 MITCHINSON Street, and - Lot aajoining, :38 feet 4 inches each, by 80 feet to TYLER Street, with. Carpenter. Shop in rear of both Lots. The house has eight owns and: all the modern conveniences,• nearly new. Apply at No. 104 North SIXTH Street, or on the premises. mh2B TO LET.-A LARGE HOUSE ON BROAD Street, below WALNUT Street, with. din ing-room 45 feet in length; above 30 lodging rooms, with baths, water-closets, Sc., and double kitehens. dalier and gas fixtures in alI the rooms. Apply at No. 225 South BROAD Street. rob3s-wfin6t FOR SALE-TEE BELL TAVERN and FIVE ACRES OF LAND. situate on the -Phila delphia and Darby Railroad, 414' miles from Market street Bridge: This property has been known as the "Bell Tavern " formore then-1011 years, and has always commanded a Mat-Mass busines. No public house in the. State has greateradvantages for a large and Mora: tive trade. Apply- to R. S PASDHALL, mh2S-61 CIS WALNUT Street. FURNACE PROPERTY FOR Fvw SALE. —A valuable- Yurnace Pioperty, situate in Shirley Township, ITuutingdon county, Pa , within two miles of the Pennsylvania Canal, and five miles from the Pennsylvania railroad: at Newton. Hamilton. The fur nace, with but - little repair, can be put in complete order, and is surrounded' with all the requisites for making iron. The ore is believed to be almudaut, and there is connected 'with the property IN tracts of wood land. The property will be sold low and on easy terms. Persons wishing.to examine it will be shown over it by T. FL Bell, living near the premises. Farther informa tion can be had of either the mwtersig,ned. . MARTIN BELL. Sabbath Rest P. 0., Blair co., Pa. JOB.DI BELL', or - B: F. BELL, Hein Mills, do et SUMMER RESIDENCE—FOR ocaSALE. a Beautiful Residence, FRANK FORD ROAD and ALLEGHANY Avenue. House built in a most. sn.. Perior manner, and in perfect order; kitchen. laundry, milk-room, and .bake-room in basement. Toot ". - ooms on first floor, seven on—second. Two furnaces, two rang( s, stationary washtubs, washstands. Gas through out. Ice-house; - and fine stabling. Grounds handsomely laid opt, fruit trees, shrubbery, statuary, Sm. Lot 100 , by S2O feet. Apply to IL CURTIS & SON, Real Estate Broken., 433 WALNUT Street. mlr3s-18tifl en TO RENT-7 sa RENT—TO RENT. Second-Etorrroom, 2.5190 feet, corner of Broad and Walnut streets. The Swimming School, (Natatorium,)formerly occu pied by Mr. Rlasko; Broad', below Walnut. Handsome .13101; 33,r15(1 feet, over the Swimming School, Broad, below Walnut. Two-story store, Broad, above Pine, 2.3kt20 feet, east side. Apply.to mh2l-12t* _ J. H. EDWARDS, 230 South FOURTH Street U BL I El' SALE FRELT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, at I o'clock TO-DAY, near- RIVERTON, N. J. The train leaving: Philadelphia a 1 12 o'clock noon, via, Camden and Amboy Railroad, stops at Riverton, and returns about .6 o'clock P. M. • it* - WILLIAM PARRY'. en FOB S'ALE—VALITABLE FARA 304acres, near Middletown, State of Delaware. one mile from Railroad , Station. Also, a number of Frnit Farms, near Dover, Kent county. Delaware. Farms in alllocatione to snit - purchasers. Call and examine Re gister. [Mll29] PRTTIT, 309 WALNUT Street. eF R T AND ORNAMENTAL. TH TREES .of every description, Grape Vines, Rasp- , berries, &e., at!the lowest prices; every article as repre sented. Nurseries. DARBY Road; Seed Warehouse, 922 and 924 , MARKET Street. R. BUIST A SON: WASHINGTON AUCTION SALE. ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTERS. OFFICE, .00rner Cr and TWENTY-SECOND Street. 3.. W'.v..surxaTox, D. C., March 26, ISO& WiTzL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, ON WEDNESDAY, April 13th,.at the large barn. on the square hennaed. by F, and F.and Twenty-iirst and Twenty-second A LARGE LOT OF QUARTERMASTER'S STORES condemned as unfit for public service. consisting in .part of Saddles, Harness, Portable Forges; Blacksmiths; Carpenters', an d Sadillers' Tools; Wall and Sibley Tents. Wagon-Covers,. Shovels, Spades. Axes, and a variety-of other implements, to. be sold in small lots.- Sale to commences t lOo'i.tlock A. M. Terms, .eat Government funds. CHAS. H. TOMPKINS; Captain. and A. Q. ra.. IL S. A, , J. C. McGUIRE CO., rnii2S-16t Auctioneers. PERSONAL. ipINSIONS. $lOO BOUNTY - 2 C-' PAT procured and collected for Soldiers, Sailors, and the relatives of such as are deceased, at reasonable and satisfactory rates, Soldiers - who - have served - two years, and all soldiers who have been discharged by reason of wounds received in battle, are now , eutitled. to the $lOO bounty and. the latter, also, to a pension, JAMES ; FULTON, Solicitor for Clements, uthlS 424 WALPTITT Street HOTELS. BR ANDRETH HOUSE, - Co".ner of BROADWAY, CANAL, aril LISPENARD , :• STREETS, NEW YORK; • CONDUCTED- ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN. The above Hotel is located in the most evntral part of Broadway, an& can be revelled b- omnibus or city cars; from all-the steamboat landings and raSlrovd d 5 pats. The MOMS are elegantly furnished. Many of taern.are • constructed , in suits of communicating .parlors andloham berg,. suitable- for families and par es trayelitng , to gether. Meals served• at all hours. Single Rooms from 50 cents to $1 par day. Double Rooms from $1 to $2.50 per day. de2-6th JOS- CURTIS & CO. COPARTNERSHIPS. NOTICE THE COPARTNERSEIP heretofore existing tinder the firm of E. STE VENS & CO, is hereby dissolvabY Ymititt/ , e ollB eat. P. ST EVENS PIELLADRIPITIA, March 16th,„186.3. Mr. J. E. P. STEVENS retiree from bneiness after this datiinn account of ill-health, Associated; in his stead, to conduct the Continental Hotel, are J. E. Kingsley, froze New York, of high reputation in. the peoilssion ; G.. W. Spafford, .of ten ' , taus' experience at the Tre mont House, 'Masten, ant James G. Wildman, many years in service as s Receiviag,Clerk, akthe Revere Rouse, Boston. With .these gentlemen to. manage, conduct, and control the far-famed; Com Menial Hoteltizi this city, together with Mr. Drlffly,, of lone experience at the. Girard House ; Mr. Peae, from Pittsburg ; Mr. Pedro S a l em , long before the public in tikisnity, and Mr. George A. Sawyer, well-known as an experienced accountant from Boston ;, the tfavolling public may be well assured of great kind tiers arm polite attention while guests of said establishment. The Continental Lintel will be,. conducted under the firm of E. RINGSLEY & CO. PHILADELPHIA, Ida ch.l6, 1115.3.. mhlB-Inl. 'THE SUBSCRIBERS WILL - CONTI'. -A- NUE the DRUG BUSINESS, as heretofore, at the Old Stand, No. 1114-.ISLiRK.ET Street. •• WM. ELLIS & CO., Druggists, Jai-Et TNIA BLUT,EIRT Street. LEGAL. IN - TUB ORPFE ANS' COURT FOE THE CITY - 4ND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA, The estate of MARGARET THOMPSON, deasaselL The Auditor appointed t audit, settle and adjust the account of LEVI. E-NOW of sai.,.l4FAceased. and to make distritration of the balance in theltateas of the accountant, 'will : meet WI parties interestedsfea the purposes of his appointment on TUESDAY; titoscentli day of April, ISO, at foul!. o'clock P. M., al his. aloe, No. aI2.South.FIFTH Steeet. inh2S-Inwftit EaI3F,RT K. NICHOLS; Auditor.. - - - TN. TIEN ORf^tTANS' COITAT FOR. THE CITY-AND COUNTY OF PRiSAWSLPRIA, Estate of SUSAN R. ECEARDI. Deceased. The Auditor appointed by the Cauttto. audit, settle,, and adjust the account of JAMESEMARD, Vor.s; cutor, and: ELIZABETH B. ECKAALEstecutrix. of the, last will of- SUSAN R. ECKAR 9, doaeztisza, and to mplce. distribution of the balance in the,handp of. - the - accoug-. ant, mill...meet the parties interwiejl for the purposos.of o'clock aointteent, n oMONDAY,,. April. 6, A.. D. 1% - kt, at 4, F. 8., at his office, No, qe,,Walunt street,„inthe. oily' of Philadelphia. . tah2s. wfratit . CHARLES: S. PANCOAST, Auditor, ESTATE OF TUOMAS H. tIA.OOItB Deceased. Letters Testamentary . we, the Estate of- TkI,O3LAS B. JACOBS, deceased. L'ay.tug been grackad, to the nu denigned," by the ktegiiter 'or Wills of Ailadelp'hia county, all persons zadebted 'to said Est to are reguestki, to make pal ment ; all 'persons luecku,gr claims or ao-. mends against said' Estate are requeakeil to make krirku. tie same, without delay.? to -ELEANOR JACOBS, Executrix, Yo. 2I South SEVENTSENTIf, Street .EDWARDR. 3A.oollS;Execator.. N.. 9, 1.90 SrEigc.§-ice.4'i. AMUSEMENTS. AMERIdAi ACADEMY OF 4118 TC Leogn glad Direan Buiskiesti AWeilt .... V,NI AN 0 PElt A. FAREWEa, P*frOß 2. NC E IN PIII*_;EDELPIIIA. Moloh7 fMNING. MARCH'3O. 1 LAtt . cifait , OF THE SEASOD.i. MlM=e] hIOZAgIVIMMGILTAL OPERA DON 6IOVANNI. The MtVegAc Finale cf , the fire act, which tikeo place ln STLENDIDLIF:DFCCIANFED BALLROOM . , will be erfeCtited. _4 Trtagi 'DESTiliv.Zotexanutioi.-zal NUMBIIRISG ,.. iiT WARDS Ct,'PFIFTY'ZL'SIbIANS . . The far-famed 15.433kRTY CITZMUS 'wgz.))o sung by able ENTIRE Ti . MTPE.' aided bytlie - nie'ftiktrs of the Y MTG. AIM I Butelß PRIC2,T- OF ADDrIfFET':+i: . . latzier...nd Seat in P..rtnnet, Parquet 'Circle. or . Da3.sevay ' ............... 06 ' To bs , bad at the Agademy . and J. .V. -.l giinld'e Music Fa/I:[q Circle • 50 centa Atapllineatre - 25 cente DZiors optfm. at 7 o'clock ;.(:),I:Tra comraence's - at 6. A.EI2ICAN ACUDEMY OF 'MUSIO. GS.AND-DRIATIC and MUSICAL ENTERTAINKENT Pei the SOLE BENEFFE of the various 'S. A. HVISFI7ALS, in and swoond - PhiladelPhia, TBIIISSDAY EVENING, April 2, MS: The following well-known. fkyorites of Philadalpitia are arnon, r ,mtlitammher who harfa•so kindly cemented to assist on 'this oeiasion ; Mrs. JOH' DRAW, (Arch-st. Theatieo Mrs. M.' .4.1. GieNIRETSON,) Walnut-st. Theatre;) Mr. WI-"WIVKATLEY, (Chestnut at. Theatf4:).. SIGNOR BR;ITZ, (Asseniiiiyanildings;) TELE HUTCHINSuif FAMILY. - .. • THE HERMAN ORCHESTRA , gander the leadeimiiip of Mr. SCHIVIMIA GOVERNOR CURTIN will be present on this occaiest should circumstances permit. TICKETS 50 ' CENT& (Reserved Seats 25 ten's extra, on application at the Box Office of the-Academy of Mrisio.). „ Tickets may also be obtained at all' the Hospitals in tits'. city, at the Soldiers' . Reading Room, and at the Various Musical and Book Storea. • - The MILITARY BAND connected . With the H. Hospital, West VlditeelPhia, will assist on this occa sion. - N EW CELESTNIIT-STREET Lessee and Manager:— . . Mr. W. WiCiA:TIJET. THIS (MONDAVD,VEITIVG,,AraraIi 30; 1833, In conFennence . of. THE UNEQUIVOCALLY EXPRESSED DESERE OF - TfiE PD:BLIC FOR ITS•REPENTIoN, - ED WITT- FOR.FiEgrr • WILL DEC& MORE APPEAR . _ . In his Tigorons and chwracteriHtie Impersonatiott of JACK CADE," In the great American Tra.gedY,. JACK CADE, THE .I.VvaIYMEAN- OF WENT. Written expressly for him , by the late Judge Conrad, of this city. The Tragedy irißbeptaced upon the stage with NEW SCENERY, NEW" DRESSES. SUPERB CAST'Oto .CUARATrERS. _ _ Le.: d Clifford - Mr. J. McCullough Friar Lacy ... . ........... ... .-- --Mr. A. W. Fenno. The Widow Cade _Mrs': II P. , Grattan.: Marianne IMadain'e PpnisL sate -Worthy Miss J. 'Henry. Conduct At Mr. HARK HASSLE*, Talon WEDNESDAY' EVENING, April - 61.186.3. .. . . . .. _ ... • THE GREAT GERMAN TRAGEDIAN, DANIEL E. RA , N:LvMAN - -N, • Will appear, for the first time, in: a Nett , Tragic Drama; entitled NARCISSE; OR, THE LAST OF THE POMPADOURS: Never btfore prodtreed.in America. WHEATiEF has the-honor' to ant:to:ince 'that it Noin be placed upon the stage with Ale ' WE OLE OF THE RESOURCES- OF TEM THEATRE. And supoorted hp a•' CAST OF IINEXAIIFitED STRESGTH. --Doors open at 7: Curtain rises at o'clock _ SSEMBLY BUILDINGS, CORNER -L -3 - of TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets WM. WOODROFTE •• Busineas Manager E. J. WHITE ' -•- Agent THIRTEENTH ., WEEM. WOODROFFE , S BOHEMIAN TROUPE OF`OIiASS BLOWERS. Will remain ONE WEEK lon crerare EVERY FANNING. And WEDNESDAY andSATafiDiY AFTERNOONS. The celebrated low-pressure Glass Steant , .Engine" _TUTOR" will be in frill °relation. All the works of art distributed g-ratuito-agy to Vas yisiterv. W EDNESDAY and SA TURDAY , AFTERNOONS Cbile yen's Grand GIFT MATINEES. Every Child - r. naive a GIFT. On FRIDAY EVENING, Aprll7ol, a• splendid CAB'S OF WORN will -be given to the aatircr withe beat CONUNDRUM . on any subject. The First precnt, each Eveningf-will'bte a splendid GASE, OF GLASS 15 ORK.- • Admission, 15 cts. No half price. Exhibition coo.. mences in the evening at S o'clock ; afternoon at S. m5O-6tv MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH-STREET THEATRE. Business Agent and Treasurer .. . D. MIIRPH4 FPLL AND FaSITIONAGEHOUSES. SECOND WEEK OF fAARI'PROVOST. • TO-NIGHT' and. every NIGHT: LUCIE D'ARVILLE; OR, THE.MISALLIANCE. Lucie d'Arville • Mary Provost. Eugene de Sonneville Bitrtln - Popelin Frank Dreiv. Choy. de Vitrey Albaugh. For synopsis of. Scenery, &e., see Bilis.- To conclude every evening with a - SPARKLING COMEDIETTA; Arir- Prices as usual. Seats secured without extra charge. Curtain rises at 7X o'clock. reh3o-tf V - ALM:IT-STREET THEANRE: . Sple Lesfee Mrs. M.: GARRErTSON. Business Agent.' .• • . Mr. JOHN T. DONNELLY. - FIRST EIGHT OF MR. SETCHRBL. THIS (Monday) EVENDIGE. March 3a. - 1883, - Will be performed the celebramd Corneciof • • THE BABES IN THE WQOD • Jeremiah Beetle Iny -SetchelL Rushton Todd • . . Bari Lazenby Lady Blanche Rushton To conclude with the Farce of WANTED 3,OOOMILLINETZS- Joe Baggc Mr DI Setchell Doore open at 7: Curtain will rise at 7.74. WHITT A KER'S :AMPHITH=EATRE. T , MARKET Strest, above TWELFTH; F. W. WHITTAKER ' - .Manager. Admission. 25 cents: Private Box and Balcony Seats. 50 cents; Gallery—Adults, 15 cents; Do.• Hoye; cents: Colored Gallery, 15 cents. MONDAY EVENING, March 30,..188. The entertainment will commence with new and beau tiful entree by the CoMpany : Scenes frOmthe , Gymnase: el enact Equestrianism. IfOr• Four great CLOWNS. The performance will concludewith a laughable After- Diem WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, grand Family Entertainments. Doors open at 7 o'clock. " Commence at rit o'clock. THE BRETT° BROTHERS. - EMIL GRAM, 13 years of age, Violinist. BERNARD, llyrars of age. Violinist. RICHARD, 7 years of age, Cornet-fi-ristort. who created E ;lei a sensation in New-Yorir- abtheir Con certs, will give their first Concert ind'hilatlelpllia on TUESDAY, MARCH 3i,• - ' MUSICAL FUND H4LL. They will be assisted by the following eminent artists:. Edward Mallenbaner. Henry 3lollenhauer, TlOroncello, 'Ernst Hartmann,. Piano., and the young and Charming TroCa LaZIE AL ALLEN. , Tiellets, 60 cents; maY. be obtained iat- the-nrinclpal music stores, and at Blasius Brothers, 1006 , Cheetnnt St. Concert to commence at. S o'clock.. mhTik:tiismtwit. sTRIN GA.R 1):11 ,- -N• INSTITUTE HALL. corner BROAD and SPRING GAGDEN St& EVERY EVE47IVGA.THAS , WEB.r. The original and magnificent Dio ama of THE BURNING, A . l'.llloSCO r i% Beantifnl Dioptric Paintinno“ and. amusing Scenes in Ventril , gnism, by the wor4l:tenowned Vonorist, Mr; G.ALIA GHER Admisgion,.Vp - cents. Doors open at 7- To commence at S o'clock. . mhXl-15t* A SSEMBLY BUIIIitaNGS. 7 ,TENTH 3 , - and CHESTNUT. AMUSEi'IWNTS FOR OLD AND F l ab - NG. SIONaa:BDITZ, , ' _ li.TThe great MAGICIAN and-VENTRILOQUIAT, with his 11F great CANARY 'urn , give Ins new and popular entertainments .0/TRY EY - ENING daring the week, commencing at o'clock, anu. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTTARNOONS at 3. The attraction* will be marvellous: .T.b..,,.*trimerits in lagio; wonderful powers in Ventrilogni4a, and. the Learned. Cankrk Birds : in their new charnel era,. Admission 2.5 cents. Children 13 cents. - per.A s S LEIRe'S - 0 ItO'RESTR A.. NEW O.EFICE, 314 Stiritb ETORTEt. Street, below Walnut. delo-Bmr .. t ota FOR BEAUFORT ? N. and FORT ROYAL, S. C:—The, ADAMS EXi'RESSCOMPINVESTEAWSITTP AUGUST/ DINS MORE, - will leayn.,New York •Orr,. SAVURDA.Y, the dth. April. - For Freight o+-,,Pasrage anal-art-ADAMS EXPRESS COM - PANS, 3f , I*.iVELESRNITT Street. - - rah3o-6t Thi GORMAN, Agent. . WET T T 0 NJ- SUTTON - E:IPATJL,&-BitiaTHEßl , ace just re ceivadsonte very tne . South Down. +lots • and Leister ItITT.TON. Also, SPRING LAMB. can - be bad a - ;thet.r.Stalls, Nos. 53 and 55 WESTE.Re , MARKET, • cssrner-of' SIXTEENTH and. MARKET Streets. The atiovaauttort and Lanikpanbehad any dav bathe week. 7" . - - _ RANGES, - FRANKLINS:. FARMERS' BOILERS, • CarLDRONS, Will be sold, atbargains, the Ira*iness will be closed up. " Will be-held:at prilate.sale for a short time. The assortment is eulland large, ottlae most approved kind. Amonajho.lot are the . Celetratet Stuard's and annexa tion-Dayis Goaks, and' tipi Athemican Parlor Gas-Burner Stoves. Good, .hbusek:vpens. onky know how to appre ciate-them.' ' - J. M. PLEIS, No. 1143 5 Ncorth. SECOND Street, • mh28,3001/13t* • ' Phikaelph!a._ PIA;TeT'E RNS OF THE latest' Fashic.*. WhOesale "and Retail—New S#.-CLOAKS CLOAKS,•Stteyn3, Waists, - and Children's Patterns,. nOvi regay at. Mrs. S. J. HUTTON'S, N. E. Q.) . TroiRLEVENTR..andiSINSOIItStreks. so, Dress ancl.3lantittearaking, in r 2,41. its branches. 3 adaelie DemoTeSt's„.3l.iwor of Fashion, and cutting and buisg at ti.,-Ashvgbit notice. Ilunnkin 4 n-Stitch Stsvin4Machine. Le Bon Ton Fashion I.Tiook tor sale. Staolping for "Amid int.' and Embroijnry. 11125-12 k IretAnv -, pj - p..a:L-s-3 0 N EW A R DRAIN arikEframll to 12.-inch.bore. 1.-inch bore - • 2.5 cents per yard, 3 do ... . ........ SO do do. . 40 'do do. do ... • ••• - 66. do do. 6 do - •••••• .• 65, do do. Every varlib ofccamections, beads, traVe . , and hoppars. •We are rosypreawared to ' furnish Pipe in ally. quantity. I and on liaeral ten* to "dealer and .those purchasing in large ,•I..Antitie.s.. • • oRWEENTA.Ep.ESINEY TOPS. n d o _ arialitet : to sten? gas, ccth wsaaer an... N vAs ineplaacintina GA.1113(B - 11*6 l A g<e4klra; ,-I g.t3r of oi liax"l` n Cot classical designs,. cia , raen d Va r g rra in ted err t: stand,. the 'weather. Alga, .Fans' Ppts, Hanging .. Biwk , e,ts, and - Garden S'satuar . A'niladebAiiii. Terra Ostia W,ezks. 1 alfl CHESTNUT Street. ()face aadVaree ool2B g. A. 'HARRISON. nib-i-wfin HOLDERS -0 UR RE N"- Q - 1 - Holders. mannfaOured and for sale, ivholaale sod a:stall, at 111.411 E'S Envelope Matulfactory, No 316 FILFSTISIDT Stn , et. rah2B-3t VES.,..S. - J. BIJITON'S, 811XPLIFIED, sy"stem ef:DRES-dLITTIN.G . , adapted to all sizes aid. figures -kauebt , f-b halonr lessons. Price $3 R. corner 34-. 4 4I,YENTEcand,SWSOM.Streeta and Dress-makers would; do well to call aad, examine. Watei. pattern cut by this system to .q the' form fot• 14. cents. Great inducements offered- to' ENTYZES.AL CLOTII,ES-WEINAEB,, I s a ves .its value in wear of. clothes every aix nientha No. I,"LargeFamily Wringer $,lO. With cege. , . - No. 'r Medium Family ' Wrroger:::: 7. . Voteruate , , , ., Na. ye.: Medium Family Wriaker.- 1 , 6- V 7 l o le , qt."'4 B, K. e, Suiall - FamilfW, ringer • b. ...Not viarran.atb..., - lie Wringer oali. be durable without ecq , ...gtheels... . wALGOTT & IiZRWEIAbI, '7AI ON uh..TN.ITS.S..., Exclusive Agents for Western Penneylcan.ta l ml:4-if-lm'__ - _.... -- • kupAr'IRON, METASAS, 11.40tUNIA, AY, andbough`.for r'A.9ll, by Pulls%•, - - .i^r.iT'SS'?x` c. ANSOFLJFZ KYLPH BIEGFELD*' M. 3 - S.:Wright G: Sohnson . . Ann® Cowell
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