The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, April 16, 1863, Image 3

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John McConnell, N York 7 A A Foster, N York
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. C B-Coverly, Wash’n, D C
\BeV C F Welden, Pen na
■* Thos McConnell, Penna
,W B. Hoblnson, Kittanning
H Fenner, Bucyrus, Ohio.
..J Caldwell, Blair co, Pa '
Metcalf,* Kewbern, '-NO
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. John- Denney, BJairsville ;
J PPeck, Orange, Ohio
W «f Miller, Wash’n co, Pa
* Thos Boyd, Wash’n co, Pa
: iBF-Morris, Greene co, Pa
J B Yogenitz, Cf Commers’n
Golemens,Hew Commers’u
-JB McCord ,& son, Pittsb’g
J J Morgan, Youngstown
M Murray, Princeton
. / W LJoue?, Allentown
. John McLean, Allentown
■’‘WJ3 Blnmor, Allentown
• X WUngcr; Allentown
*W K A mey, ; AUentowu
: Chester
Ajiiwltaji-Cliestmit
: "'IR Collins
W <?2ieeu.' Williamsport
<3 Erieg, Williamsport
• B Megeap, Delaware
* jHon W Lambdin, Delaware
, . H fl Black, .New York
*P Roberts & wf, \V Chester
A B'Lindchaan, Phila
fK raii dell, Alb any.
■Walker, St-Louis
O E'Eaton; Ohio •
; E.Martin
<3 S Boyd, Tamaqua
J P .Tyson*Baltimore
X WheeleivWashi c gton
:-Mss AiSulLivaa.WaelL D C
H Bmtth£JSe\v'York
-H Prick, Lewisburg
"W C Haines . .
T Morgan, Penna -
. J De Long, Olio
’ *W‘W Berry, Baltimore . v "
i HD Berry, <B iltimore
. Jos'S Eiy, Doylettown. ‘
Enos Pn/.erv Doylestown
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' W E. Sturgas, Washington
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, MissL Wagner. Boon.vile
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i v WrB w Ackley, New Jersey
/ <3Olll G M Co\vcxjre»BeB, uSN
ArLeddell, New. York
i *C’Newall, Massachusetts ■■
•JAMelllsh', New York
• E B York
itreetj above Tliird.
L J.Harrold* Beading '
Henry Fowler,, Boston
Rev C S Conkling, Mt Plesn’t
R R Oheisinan,'; Jersey City
W W McCoy, Putnam, Ohio
E Qutuni Easton, Penua
A W Russell, Lancaster
JIIT Atwater, Phita
G W Heebner,-Port Carbon
C Brown, Milton
W P Glrtssinier, Potts ville
W F Smith & l.Makonoy cy
Colß RatolifL Tamanna
. iJ-Seitzinger,. Potts villa
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-• fJB Hughes . " -•
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John Conrad, *Tr, Penna
>:}i2tfisß Topping, New York .
. . A B Commings, Mead villa
; *W Armstrong, Mead villa |
FMW Cresler, New York
Miss D Cleaver, Del City
"Miss M Fields, Del City
• YV A Priced-Del City
“W H Alexander, Del City.
J B Moser, Allentown
States rnion-Slxth
John Hartwell
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TV Hardy, MoVeytowii
, W E'FrattjiTrgy, $7 Y •
* E Fisher, Troy, N Y
■ C Lowe, Indiana co, Pa .
J Y Irvin, C.entrefco, Pa
J C Mauck, Centre co, Pa
P P ,
>J Weames,-.Jr, -Indiana, Pa
• H Crossman, .Indiana,' Pa
John 3en ton. 5 Job n 6 town
J.J Bix, Washington, D C
Wdtash, Ceat'esvilte
T E Ohalfanfc.'Coatesville
Jsaac-B Kissly, Middletown
National—Race
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/' H'Hayes, Galuornia
'-GeoVYveaver,'Blocxmsburg
' .Elias Bncb, Litiz, Penna
-lIW Crearj:, Xightetreet,
TWash-Kirk, York’io, Pa
• T L Graham, ‘York eo, Pa;
G) Trainer, Willia'msport '
.'J-Miller, Pennsylvania
- .Mrs Quinn-& son, Penna .
i. -Amos Bitter, Heading . .
A L Kiclie, Allentown.
? AugKeinoehl, Lancaster
\ *W lteed, Pennsylvania ’ '
i Commeiroial—Sixth street, above Chestnut,
/ Geo £ Taylor, Cecil co/Md L P Dubois, Virginia
i -Samr-Williamfi, do M Stewart, Virginia
‘W-FJ Henry, do. Jos Swift, Jr, Lane cos
'• Mrs Biirlin, Port Deposit ' John W Swift, Lane co,
i-Jas C*Whaley . J Way & wf, Chester co,
.J E Lewis & la-, Del co. Pa W Crumpton & la, Md
E Martin,'Chester co,'Pa Albert Fisher, Penna.*
.A Bunting, Pennsylvania Miss E Fisher, Penna
' .‘A Burneti,-Harrisburg E J Hanley, Coatesville
>-'John Barr, Pennsylvania John Traynor, Chester co
,'T B-Knight,- • Kobt L Pyle
eJ, K T«Van'Vleet..Wath* D’C S M Meredith, Chester co*
-’Mrs D'CYan Yleet,* do. Miss Ellen Meredith, do
‘M Pennock & wf, Penna A Lyon, Port Deposit
v . Bald Eagle-Third S
-3ThoB : Bos6ler, Myerstown •
JW Bees, Penna .
*G B Bees, Jr, Pottsville
’fE Yost, Bethlehem -
vjj Heiser, Schnjl Haven
; % D Lyne,
• P lenetermacher, AUentwn
v*PSpang, Allentown .
jJ Eiseimutli. Centre co
.Jjß Brown, Byberry.
V Madison—Second sti
-•Mrs Dodson, White Haven
J G White, Laurel. Del
W IT Moore, Laurel, Del
’T F Knowles, Laurel, Del •
Mrs Parry, Penna
«C 1) Eldrecl, W’msporfc
■ S h Eidred, WmSporc
T Johnston, Milford, Del
u : .Black Bear-Third S’
L SOU&er, Berrysburg
Siefes, Penna
. V .B Weber, Penna
-• r M Mayer, Mileaburg
../F-Fisher, Treverton
" f’w 7, Baker, Treverton
i-Wmiß Grim, Penna...
Mount Vernon—Secom
*>G' ! N Creamer, Trenton V j]
B B Shouse, Boston * • <
. T S Wattermau, Albany •
John Brown. Albany l.
MEEllswortb, Trenton ", Ii
. f MABBZEZ}.
• X , 6WBRB-TAGaAiIT.T-Orrtlie l2Hi. Instant, at tlie
iparsOnageoftheTbirty-eiehtli-atreet M. JB. Church,by
‘ the Revv J. Dickerson, Mr. .Cnarles.H. Powers to Miss
■ Taggart, all of Twenty-fourth ward. . *
_ TATEM—FEHKiKS —On the 11th instant, by the Rev.
W/Ster'rcttv'Lient. Allen W\ Tatem, First Delaware Re
giment,. to Miss Jennie Perkins, of Wilmington, Dela
ware. y: _ *
13X8X3.
.• TByBIAIf.-T-In this city, on the morning of the 14th
in&t&nt, Mary Anna, daughter of James and Mary A.
Truman, in the sth year ofber age.
’Funeral to take place-from>ner parents’ residence,
BOuthwest corner Franklin , and Green streets, - this
\ " Crtfthrday) afternoon, at .2 o’clock. ..Interment at Fair
Htii. *i* i" ' . • * *
. WETHERII/L, —On the 13th instant, Rachel Weiherill.
‘ JJdT funeral willtake place from No. 348 South Fourth
Street*,.thi3 afternoon. at 3K o’clock, without further
,l»oUce. Inte r men.t in Uiuon Ground. ■ *
.^MfIB&IDE.—On the 13th instant, Bev. Matthew Me
- BridO, in tbe;33d year of hie age.< - -
- relatives and. friends of the family are rospectfully
ijnyitea tge-ttend his funeral, from the residence of his
. gnpUjer. Mpt,6o3 South Twelfth street,-this , afternoon, at
2 d’otock. • v : . *
• CBAIGj the ISth Instant, after a lingering illness,
Samuel Craig, in the,B3d year of his age. . . ,
. ..The relatiyea and friends °f the family are respectfully
to. attend -his funeral, from the residence of
Franciafioon.-No, 117 Beck’s place. Front street, helow
Queen, bn’Friaay afternoon, at 3 o’clock < **
\ ■/HARROLD.—Qn the 15th instant, Hugh Harrold. in
- year of ills age. ’ * * ,
k k Oh the 15th instant, after a lingeringill
r ..cess,-Mrs;Barton.. .... , ■ 6
f\ •; • Due notice will be given, of the funeral, * ,
•* vy •. ~
»' ■i. 1 ' MEMENTO MORI.
A Dn?P,7Fohruaryl3tU, 1863, I. J., wifeofD. A. !W.
- TeBi; ;^fn\eml»erDeath,*’! tHow'can that he forgot-*
i. ton whiph deprives us of all that is lovely and good?
VAnd the dear one that has gust left us was all that—pure,
lovely, jyiO’heautiful to, aumii*aUon,. Fresh,is she in my
.the morning sun, whose 'genial rays
’ make allliappy; for when we parted, Xto scenes of war,
\<frtricidahwar,(lleftherin allthe happinessthat'clus
ters round the youthful heart in wedlock’s joys; the
Jjloom of beauty was on her cheek, the bright eye and
merry laughwere indexes of a heart overflowing;with
/Ji&ppiness and Joye. * A-year rolls around, one short’
pleasure/'and" Oh, how sad the change! It
anddreary, fit season', for such a
• scehenf woe: but'-winter’s hlasts without were nought
-tothe tremblinghearts audunxious thoughts that waited
„ inaw/nl t Q her,
*• theirj;adored-one.. Must she die?;sobbed the luYingr’
'''doting'-mother/as tears streamed down her cheeks;
fond slaters and brothers gathered rouud the pride of, ;
♦treet, below Ninth.
Geo Mills,New York
Alartiu,New Y.oVk
J Wiiliam-jon & wf, Penna
Miss Williamson, Puma
John WilliHinHOu Peaaa
i Howard, Wash, D C
Miss it H.iwird, Wash
C Young, Boston
J Chriitiderron. B >ston
J D Skiln-, Lancauer
J B"Murkily, Lancaster
J Champney*. L.mciuter
Wra Young,ll-novvr
C H Wrttta, iJariisle, Pa
Miss Watts Carlisle.Pa
A R Delano, Boston
ED Fuller, M ssauhnsetts
F Hartwell, Boston
G liar* well, B ‘Ston
C Hampshire, Jaaue»ville
UJli Boweu,Penna
Thos Petherios, Pottsville
II S Allen. New York
I’hos S Paddock, Boston
I.T P Grave-. New York
T Bogne * la, New York
Lieut J Andrews, Virginia
Mrs T E P.jU-v,'PhiU
Miss Pother, Plnla'delphia ;
Miss PuUinger, New Jersey
Miss tlrflin, New Jersey
WmCookj- New Jersey
Jis W Harris, New'York '
Jasß Pttgb, Harrisburg
.T R A-exander Lancaster
J R Elliott, Boston
Geoßoal, Boaisburg
l street, bclow Arch.
A H Pieison, West’Chester
James H Add’son, U S N
J R Conynghara & la, Pa
JR Spang, Berks.co, Pa
W..T Frost <s lady, St Louis
MrsTSiunickson & da, N J
Miss L T Wood. N J
H S Buckner, Keutucky
JKinumger, Ilaysville, 0
A Carson, Milroy, Pa
Miss'Jane McCord, Penna
Jos C Curry, Pitt burg
John P Griffin, New'York
J Laurence, Wash’ll, Ohio
C Ki mberiand, Va
T B Kline, Adams co, Pa
W J Madaira, Penna
D A Yobe,'St.Thomas, Pa
J Walder, Tamaciua
Hon H S Mott &la, Pa
G R Barley; Elk co, Pa
M J Earley. Elk co, Pa
Thos it Hull, MlLton
F IkT. Hutchinson, Pittsburg
Hon J C Ellis,Exchange,Pa
IT J Myres, Harrisburg
W Henry, Beaver .co, Pa
t Street, above Fiftli*
E R Rauch, Maucli Chunk
B W- Jowett, Washington
HN Boucher, New York
Mr A'Bfrs Gittings, Wash
E A Sbroder/Nrfw York
Otto Witte, New York :
H Kraber, York, Pa
E McHeugli, Penna »
G W Seiler, Harrisburg
J P WiAliaja3on T Delawaro-
G Runner, Wooster^
W CHowlanV Wheeling*
W C Dyer, U S N
G E Harrison
P Harper, New York
J Sherman, New York
D Burney, New York
Jhloore, New-York
AT White H
DC Curry, TJsA ,
J Patterson, U S -
Jos Green. New Jetaey
Jacob. Sham, New. Jersey
Jas E Oidhatn. Marylana
John Hopkins, New York
Mrs Pye, Bradford co
i Ma.j M J Byrnes, Virginia
Street, above Third.
II Dunn, Meadville:
L Danville
James GeddesrJi*''' v
W J Cheyney, Delaware co
J J Dovey, Pottsville
C Shiids, New York.
P Barai '
WJ H uihberg. New York
K McDonald. New York
A
T York
aud Market streets*
W M Meily, Mechansicsb’g
Chas Rittenliouse. B utler,Pa
Geo Market, J.r, Perry co
Martin L Markel, Perry co
E E Hoyt, Warren, 0
H Paxsou
J H Haines, Lancaster
T H Richardson, Chicago '
John Mnlleon & la, Penna-
T JI Hall, Millsburg
Jno Sneakman, Green Castle
R F • Barrow, Centre co, Pa
John potts, Baltimore
Geo Stearo. Baltimore
W Mathew-&.dau.Plttsl)’ff
Chas'Van Schoonhover, NY
St, } above Third!' “ ■*
W H Eeinoehl. Pinegrove
L L Huntzinger.Sckl Haven.
H ARohrback, Selinsgrove
V M Galen, Selinsgrove
Martin Hooker, Jr, Penna
HRaeber, Lebanon
Saul Lyon, Danville
Miss MJ Kinney, Asliland
MlsS A C Kinney Ashland
Miss Schollenberger, Penna
Juo 8 Goble & la, Lancaster
Wm Snyder, Bloomsburg
B P Fortner, Catawissa
it.) above Callowlilll.
L H Phillips. Quakertown
W Matters, Ashland N
F Steiner, Montgco
D S Lyons, Penna
David Lyons, Penna
M J Taylor, Susquehanna eo
G G McKcene, Penna
A Peters, Harrisburg
J F Rudy, Harrisburg
reet, above Market.
W.E Stryker, N Jersey '
0 A' Meredith, Doyleatown
T P Harvey, Doylestown
W B Johnston, MUttin co
J Graver, Lewistown
J R Zeigler, New Jersey
RT Aldrich, New Jersey
E P Snyder, M Chunk
it., above Callowlilll.
D H Bechtel. Bechtelsville
Sol Laros, Springtown
ED Long, Kiegelsville.
Mrs Van Shaetz, Kutztown
Isaac Yost, Penna
Jacob Bretz, Ashland
id street) above Arch.
IM Boston
John Battey, Baltimore
PFilney, Delaware
JP Luther, Hudson, NY
[B C .Mitchell, Trenton •
their house, a'id wept and prayed to God to spare their
dear sister; the loving husband also was there, and
wept and pra>ed; and Oh, it ismard tor man to weep;
but Mh manly heart was rent, with despair, all his hap- ;
piueH* blasted, for Bell- the wife of hia bosom, was the
companion oflnschildhood; their hearts had loved as
they grew in years, and now, when united, Oh, how
ha«d to be parted ! Bnt tears of bittome'S, and prayers
nod sighs as if the heart would break, wore all in vain *
God in llis wLdqm and mercy-and lie is merciful when
loitst m know ].—would uoi keep au innel oa eartu
when ripe for Heaven. I, too, wept;-I, so n«ed to
scenes of <1 oath uud.woe; bnt that now witnessed was
.far different (Void any of war's rnde forms; here was
agentle, luving creatnre-a wire, a mother but yestor
day, and te-daj summoned l>y an notrel to walk in ikn
F 'fSts ofaov“iu h 9 t
her chilcl, sad sight to all but
! r e vj l)and > , upo , tl little head, and fuod
w, , fhsu c i i a lookthat G-klio a mothor
' Vo} ’ds were uttered; but heavy sighs nud
'J'al 2 f ’K k t 0 eavG P spoke the soul’s desirer the Re
u™ knew, atL d God’sblessing was granted to
iHfrTl ;, 1 n G fi 0 { h w self. Her bright o»esaregrow
the setting of the morning star before the
. lisingsun, dinimer aud dimmer still, fcillall'on earth is
•invnsbie, aud her, soul, like the sun, bursts forth in all
its glory, aitd illuminates TLaven in company with the
angels surrounding the Throne of the Most High.
* ■ "E. D.
TiL'A OK. AND we IT JE OH ALLY DE
LAlNES—Reduced to 25 cents a yard; Black Alpa
cas, 3ij£ cents; Black Bombazines,' SI; Black Silk
ImaUvs. B2Jsf cents;-Black De Laines. 2-5 cents; Black
all-wool Mnnsselmes, 44 cents: double-width do., 87>s»
cents; Blade hlossy Mohair, 62Hr cents; Black Crape
62>a cents; Black and white Ch«ne Gmg
hains, 25 cents; HI-ck, and White Chintzes, ISSs cents;
Gray and Black Chally de Laines, 25cents: Black and
"White Lawns, 16# cent's; Gray and Purplo De Laines,
25 cents, - BESSON & SON. Mourning Store,
•ap!6 No. OIS CHESTNUT Street.
A-/IBICH CHINTZES REDUCED TO
7* * -25 CENTS. -
1 case wide Chintzes, 25 cents. ♦
3 case 4-4 Double Purples,’2'cents.
1 case 4-4 Gay Styles, 25 cents. ‘
1 case Spring Styles, 25 cents. ,
EYRE & LANDELL,
.apl - FOURTH and ARCH.
THE STEAMSHIP- BWTJBKPHI3E.
MOKE PETITIONERS.
The undersigned, citizens of Philadelphia, take this
method of expressing our entire approbation of the action 1
of the COMMON COUNCIL, in the passage of an Ordi
nance to'encourage the buildiugof an OCEAN STEAM
LINE; and we do hereby further express our earnest de
sire, that the SELECT' BRANCH, also, wilj seriously
consider the momentous interest inv_lved 'in this mea
sure, and embrace, •without delay, this auspicious op
portunity to,enlist the powerful co-operation of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company.inthisnoble effort to seenre
an indispensable means, by which we may hope to re
store our city to its original commercial position.
- The following signatures have been furnished (in ad
dition to those already published) to the petition in favoi
of the Randall Steamship Line: v
De Coimey, Lafonrcade, & J. B. Lippincott * Co.,
Co,, - • • . • Massey, Collins, *Oo.,
Waterman & Beaver, Powers & Woightman,
Wood, -Morrell, Co., J. Strothers Sc Son,
Morris. Tasker, & Co.» damuel C. Cpham,
Janies Milliken, ' Malcomson & Bolster,
Ge«. C.'/Arson &Co , fi» r^turnberger,
Btiunnd Castillon,, . E C. Bebee,
Lewis & Co., . Wm. F. Murphy * Sons,
Abbott & Co., T. T. Shepherd,
H; P. &C. J*. Taylor, , Altemus & Cozens,
Uios. W. Sweney, Alex. Wray & Co.,
Augustus Simony Robt. Mi Hazlit,
.JosJuaL.,Price, Little,'Stokes, & Co.,
\7iio. Farnum&Co., Wilmer, Oannefl, &c.,
GeizA Knorr, . David Graham & Co.,*
D. M Bess *Co., Faroham, Kirkham, * Co,
Geo: W: Reed &Co.» Abram Mart, ■
'lhos. R. Tunis, . 1 Granello* Taylor,
John Tatum, Hector Orr,
J. brady&Co i • John Bowstead,
James D. byeriy, Ja?. Bowstead,
Whitney & Lawrence, • Wm. Bowstead,
Wm Dulles, E. W. Carr,
Jacob s. Bunting, R. Weir,
tamuel F. oiuith, Wm. R. Dydr, :
Wm. B. Curry, Lancaster & Gaekill,
&hoi*&i>uer, Henry E. itood,
Leonard & Baker, Robert W. Spencer,
. William 11. Love, Isaac Jones,
A. MaSon, F. M. Wood,
1 Henry T. Rees, Henry Howson,
JaniesHogan. E Piucus,
Benjamin Kellogg, E. S. Warner,
fcabine & Dun, John J. Shoemaker,
J. M. Ilillions, Thomas S. McGrath,
Henry Haveland, A. P, Beecher,
John Kuhn, Tlieo. Leonhardt,
Joseph L. McFagland, ’■ William Harkuess,
John It. Baker, M. Hall Stanton,
George N, Townsend, CharlesL Thurlow,
wiiiiiim J. .Late, J. E. Peyton,
W. Hall Waxier, Charles F. Jones, .
C. I. Spangler, J. Henry Askin,
H. N. Shillingford, Aug. Lambert,
J.'McNeely * Co., Charles L. Oram. * Co.,
Bradley * Co., William Pierson,
Thomas Fisher, Patrick Young, ....
Clothier & Pedrick, L. A. Smith & Co..
Joseph G. Kowiand, F. Fnitsch & Gaieb,
James Cresson, C. F. Rumpp,
A. W. Arnold,-. John Richardson,
George Hoff & Co., Joseph Ktieff,
L. Hyneman, ;; ®..Ke(terlinus.*
Williams & Coons; Sg. Koheig,
JobnZebiey, Jr., Martin Kohler,
L Letterman & Co., Huston Smith, Jr.,
Mustin * Bennett, - Thomas F. Brock,
Haimbaclu r * Co., Asa Jones,
Henry Wall, David W. Zebrudes,
John Albas, Jas. E. Scherer,
Urn. H. Grove, * Louis Heckman,'
H. A.. Burton, G: Schell, : •
1 heo. Hanel, William F. Scheerer,
Wm. R. Mitchell, . John C. Remington,
E. E. HuUisn,; Robt. Shoemaker & Co.,
A Blome, Wm* J. Horstmann,
Wm. Nirenemann, S. H. Horstmann,
T. 0, Beydeni-ich, GWPlumly, .
fcherer & Shnlze, T. R. -G-Hinkle,
Howell Evans,- H. Shaw,
L.U. Kelly,. John Alexander,
S. F. Ottenheimer. H. A. Heussler,
William McMackin, C. Benliert,
John b. Powell, John Gladding & Son,
T. Campbell, - C. Harkness&Son,
John McDowell, Jr., David L. Keller,
Samuel Kilpatrick, A. Laforev
Wm. Mcl-ean, John P. Charlton,
Cameron A. Lex, L. Dickerroan & Co-.
A. D. Cash. s. B. Rowley,
-Pamuel Sloan, W. W. Moore,
W, W, Heydrick, , Andrew Sims,
Granlee's, Norris, &Co;, H. DnComnaun,
D. Ridgway Evans,l • Ed. Ruhard,
Langcope.& Pearce, Geo, L. Farrell,
| T. 11. Rettew,- Joseph Ftissell,
George Bates, John Cochran,
• Hull & Flanagan, Ziegler & Sutton,
Fisher & Collins, Reeder Sc Thatcher,
Turnbull, Allen, &Co;,- Thacher&Go.,*
J. B. Keller, L. Sniveiy,'
J. ,* A. Kemper, . C. Huusberger,
S. 0. fc til well; W. Mollvaim* Sons,
Richard B. Wlze, Hamrick & Calwell,
W. WinteTboitom, Shaffner, Zeiglei, & Co..
Wm. J. Doherty, W. Mv She well;.
Flues & Seliatte, . Perkenpine-dcNHiggins,
James Franks, Elliot, White, &
S. BohJer, • . . ■ . Aug. F, Holliack;
Robert Hare Powell, Jos. C. Pancoast,
; Wm, A. James & Co., Edmund Gl Bboz,
; Edward Harr3s Miles, Henry Wallace,
Georgeß, Graham, Sinnickson & Glover*
Louis Rothermel, -M_jUprr la -
K. Bothermel, . WnuT-ByTOitneF, -
-•Wannamacker & Max&fdd, John EKSwaby, „
•"Robert Taylor & '■ • Henry W: KnauffT
vr.i ; ■ Jauretche & Lauvergne* «
-;Rohert R. Corson, Victor A. Sartori, •- ••••.
TtCrimcher, RobertM. Lindsay^
Wm .Howard, Morris Hacker,
' F. Wyatt & Co., - Wm. M. Christy,
j . John Street & Co., Jacob Haehnlen,
1 Bancroft & Searles, C McCowen,
Gallon ay C. Morris; Wm. Callahan,
Thomas Bell, Davis & Wickersham,
>dwin Mitchell, Gas AArnaiz, '
Ridgway Gibbs, J Witliers.
E W Band, Wm C ‘
If A Pflel,, John E Fox & Co,
CC Rhodes, Henry W Overmani.
WmP Schuelk, John Dewees,
Culver Brook& Co» R Ashurst & Sons,. £■'
EAWarne, Geo J Beyd,
Ferree &Co, De Haven & Bro,
D Kirkpatrick & Sons, Smith & Thomas,.
. J E Sewars & Co, Persh &Stuh,
Eullett & Fairthorn, Palmer & fluey, •
Work, McCoucli & Co. L Peloiize & hon,
Polmer, Richardson « Co, Philip F Ivellv & Co,
Chas Cambios * Co, - Waltou a Yost,
J E Boyd & Son,' “ . Chas B Keen.
Geo 0 Staudlen, . Stockdale & Co,.
Loyd & Blanily, H Swift.
G F Work * Co, John T Wallace--
Butclier&Co, Thos S Shoemaker,
JosßLyndall, W W Wade,
Ti rrelLTuttle, AT Wells,
Jolin Wood * Co, Wm T Elbert,
W. Fisher Mitchell, Robert Morris,
Lennitf & Mitchell, McColtm & Rhoads,
E. S Whelen, Jr.. Wm. H. Hibberd,
Lewie Audenried * Co., Theodore F. Pidgeon,:
F. H. Conner, - L. Knowles & Co.,
John Milnes * Co., John A. Reed,
J. Pariy, ' . • : Samuel Martin,
Z. Locke & Go., John McKnight,
A. M. Dorman, .. John C. Bingham,
John K. Brown, A; H. Yarnall,-
John H. Parker, : H.R, Lewis,
Dowling & Fetterman, A. P. MUlis,
Waterman * Kumson, JohnSappe,
Pfell * Brother, ; .. John Devine,
Edward M. Manigle, Henry Deamer,
James Spear, . Andrew Johann.
Peter Me'ntyre, W. H. Wanamaker,
W. M. CrajiBion, George A. Benkert,
John F. .Comas, M. J.Croll & Ci,
. JohnU. Black, Philip Wilsons Co.*
B. Randall, John J. Whitney. •
Albert H. Mersh on* John Hagan,
E. W. Arnold & Co.j Theo. Lear,
James Mason & Co., Edward Turner, -
JohnAnnear, Grigg&Harmstead,
James Woodridge, Hanes &.Brother;
Wm. R. Scott, Mifflin.;* Price, .
. 11. Everett, Heni*y Simpson, .
Suggenheim *.Doerfuss, • Herman Klosterman,
John T. Bailey & Co., C* Stanger, ’ .•• ‘
R. H. McCurdy & Co., S.,Bryan,
J. Tobiason* Co , JosephN. Hackney, . .
Wm-L. Graven, BlymeC. Andrews,
Charles Boothroyd *Co.» John T. Heal,
James Mcßride & Co., E. Bailey,
Wm.D. Edson, Charles Handry,
A. Young, Bros., & Co., . James Powell,
Robert Nelson * Bros., Jacob E. Isaacs,
A. B. Darling, . Harry H. Smoot,
T. J. A. Sheehan, Thomas Brown,
Charles C. Gaw, D. W. Merriman,
Nathan Hall. . Sami. B. Bailey & Co.,
Charles Fitchel, Jamas F., Marthall,
Isaac B. Rutter, James J. Oellers,
Isaac B Baxter, Jr.,. Thos. W. Parker, .
Wm. M Butcher, Samuel Castner,
C. J. Brownholt, John Murtland,
Samuel M. Horner, T. L. Beall,
A. C. Jackson, B. F. Coolbaugh,
Jackson Ritter. , John Jameson,
Wm. F. Bartlett, Wm. R. Drane,
Danl. 'N. Maleeed, Isaac Underdown,
Trough * Lemons, J-Clarence Cresson,
Wm. Riuss, John Lewis,
Thos. J. Smith, Jas. J. Henkle,-
John W. Smith, Stitson & Boyer, , J
S. Powell, Alex. Kerr,
Thos. Moore, Paul Pohl, Jr., . L
John McAleer & Sons,. Bernard Fitzpatrick, -
Roy&Magil, Warner, Drap&r, * Prok,
WhUdin & Conson , Tlieo. D. Spear,
E. M. Biggin, Phillips * Bro.,
.Henry F. Neeman, Johnß. Downing,.
Wm. D. Neall, Chas. F. Sauter,
J. 'N- Rayoold, Ahm. Lipman,
Benners & Co., David Berry Reave,
J. B ollihgsworth, Daniel Hommell,
C. OJohnflon, A. Monestier, .
C. P; ; Kn3ght*Bro3., Jacob Fisher,'
W. G;'Allen, . .* A- H. Wuity,
Jas. G. Bussier* Co,, H. E. Leming,
Wm. Molans, ‘ > Samuel Coni’ad,
Dickson, Sharpless, & C 0.,; Joieph Powling,
H. S. Hughes, : , . Scholz & Janentzky,
Rowley, Ashburner, & Co., George Sauter, .
Wm. Price & Co., Myron Schew, .
Teamus Strutt, . Francis C. WillauTS,
White, 8r0.,&C0.,- C.-‘G; Richards, '"■
Betticher, Kohh & Co.. Wm. H. Pearce,
S Onerbach * Co., . E. D. Clery,
Win. G. Perlier, Isaac Oakford * Son,
Rhodes & Williams, Allen Cuthberfc, v •
Robert Calahan, . Wm. H. Thornton, :
L. R. Walker, John Alexander,
James L. Bhphani, Robert Mercer,
James J. Moore, Thomas 0. Wills, •
Bonj. C. Stevenson, John Johnson,
Charles C. Harding, James Rhoa,
Jonas Metz, John W. Albright,
Wm. Happle, Burr & Schofield*
Wm. Poot, ; a. Mcßlroy,
Mahlon M. Rotsell, Ed. Grosjean, ‘ 7 '*'
J. 11. Hiley A. B. Taylor,
T. Lippencott, E. Fonteaeau & Salks, : -
Obcd. Earner,. Cyrus Whitson, ;
James C. Neall, D Ferris -
Ferdinand lister, p[ J. Ha^sard,
T. Lamplugh, Reckefus & Grieb,
Jessie L.Btiles, J. W. Hum,
George Chrenbery, Guetavus Gumpert,
T.. H. Evans, John Edmonson,
Sanson * Bro., R. M. Kirkbrido,
Wm Hornberger, J. J. Kirkbride,-
John Hutchins, . . Thompson Black * Son, •
James McCartney, W Henry Patton,
Fred. B. M.' Perot,. Charles P/ : Dare,
John Brennan, • -t. 0. S. Hubbell,
John H. Eaton, A. D. K. Moore,
Henry Longstreth, • J. Jolhves,
James Andrews, John Kiehl,
C S Leech & Co., John W. Hicks.
With many more that, will appear in the evening
papers;
A FURTHER SUPPLEMENT
To an act entitled “ An acfc to incorporate the Philadel
phia and Crescent Navigation. Company, approved the
twenty-eighth'day of April/anho-J).oinini one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty-seven... x - ■■■ i.-
- Section 1. Re it enacted by,the Senate, and House of
Representatives of the Commonwealthof Pennsylvania,
in .General Assembly met , and it is hereby enacted by the
authority,of thesame t That the capital stock of the Call-.
fornia/PhiJadtlphia, and European Steamship Company
he ana the same is hereby onlarged from live , hundred
thousand 4o two millions of dollars; and that the saii r
.Company shall be authorized to build four steamers, .the
which shall be of such tonnage and construction as the
Directors of said Company may hereafter determine.
Sr.o. 2. That any railway or other corporation of the
State of'Pennsylvania be, and the same is hereby; au
thorized to.subscribe to the capital stock of said steam*
Rhip company, and also to guaranty either thedividends
or the stock, or a portion otthe same, which mav be sub
scribed by others on such terms and in such manner as
they may deem proper.
Skc. 3. That anything in the charter of .the said steam
ship company, or that of other corporations inconsistent
With this act, is hereby repealed. ‘
• JOHN CESSNA, r ■ ‘
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
G. N. LAWRENCB,-
Speaker of the Senate.. ,
Approved}: April 1863.
NOTES AND LOANS NEGOTIATED
mhl2-3m ON THE BEST TERMS. '
rt ABD ANDFANOY jobPBINTING,
At RINQWAI/T {[BROWN'S, UIS. FOURTH St. [!
ANDREW Gi' CURTIN.
GREAT celebra*
TION. —At ns meeting erf fche Board of Directors of
THE UNION LE a(?UE of Philadelphia held 1H arch-26.
1863, the following resolutions, presented'fry Mr. CHAS.
GIBBONS, were unanimously adopted: \
RESOLVED.
1. That the League wiil celebrate the approaoMng an
niversai*y of American,; Independence by appropriate
ceremonies, at the Hall of Independence.
2. That all the Union Leagues fthd'Associatidns in the
United States be invited to participate in the celebration,
and that they be requested to send deputations from their
respective bodies for that purpose. .
3- That it be recommended that the deputies be autho
rized to represent their respective constituents in any
action that may be deemed necessary and- expedient to
perfect the organization of the friends of the American
Union and Government throughout the United States.
4. That the Committee of Correspondence be autho
rized to prepare a circular letter, communicating those
resolutions to the Union. Leagues and loyalcitizcns of
the respective States, and to adopt Mich measures as may
be necessary to carry them into effect.
WM. M. MEREDITH, President.
GEO. 11. BORER; Secretary. , , ' . : . ap4-lm
WARD.-Atf AD
jouined Meeting "< f the Citizens of SEVENTH
WARD, in favor of forming -t UNION LEAGUtf, will be
he d at O’NjilLL’S HaLL, LOMBARD, below Broad
street, on .FRIDAY EVENING. April 17, at Bo’clocx.
Eminent fr-peak* rs will be present,
By order of Committee
„ Dr. K. W. RICHIE, President.
T:.McCl'ukr. Secretary. ap!6-2c*
A MEETING OF THE SECOND
WARD-NATIONAL UNION LEAGUE on FRI
DAY EVEISING, 17th inst., at half past 7 o’clock; at the
Robert, Rakes School, SIXTH Hcrect. above Carpenter.
All arp’invited JOHN W. LINN, President.
JOHN W. FRAZIER, Sec’y pro tem. ap!6-2t*
TWENTIETH WARD.-WILLIAM
S. PIERCE, Esq., will speak THIS (Thursday)
RVBNING, nt S o’clock at the Uni« n Reading-rooms, S,
W. corner ELEVENTH Street and GIRARD Avenue. All
loyal citizens are invited. By order of the Committee:
• It* ~ BEN.T. H. HAINES, Chairman.:
LECTURES ON BOTANY.-THB
•C?* Eighth Annual Course will reopen on WEDNES
DAY, April 22d. at 5 o’clock, in the Scientific and Classi
cal Institute, CHESTNUT Street, N. W. cornt-r of Twelfth
street (introductory free), by
ap!6-6t J. ENNIS, Priucipal,
ADMISSION EREEt-AN INTEL
LECTUAL TREAT! —ISAAC H&ZLEHUR3T,
Esq., will THIS EVENING, April 16th, deliver a Lec
ture at tlicN. W. cornerof GIRARD Avenue and THIR
TEENTH Street, (second story.) Subject—
THE CONSTITUTION AND THE UNION'.
At the close of which,
COL. WM. B. MAURICE
- Will (by request) recite that beautiful little Poem,
• THE SLEEPING SENTINEL.”
The Lecture will commence at 8 o’clock, and the ex
ercises will close at. half past 9.
Every family iu the Fourteenth and Twentieth wards
should be present. The puhlic generally are also in
vited, asit is-intended for both Ladies and Gentleman.
ALEXANDER .WBILLDIN, E«q„ will preside. It*
PLURIBUS UNUM.-THE 4TH
ftC? 3 * Lecturo of the course, by Rev. G. F. KRO'fEL.
Pastor of fct. Mark’s Ev. Lutheran fihurch, at Musical
Fund. Hall, on THURSDAY EVENING, April 16th.
Tickets, 25 eta. For sale at tlio Lutheran Publication
House, Nu. £2 Norti NINTH Street, and at the door on
the eveningof the lecture. , .... aplsr3t
OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAID-
COMPANY, PHiLADjiLPittA, April 16, 18i^.
; The Board of Directors have this day declared a semi
annual dividend of FOUR PER CENT, on the Capital
Stock of.the*Companj% clear.of-State and National taxes,
pavableon and after May 15, 1863.;. , *- .
Powei*e of Attorney for Collections of diTidends can he
had oh.bpplicniion at the office of the Company, No. 238
South THIRD Street. '.
mhl6-ijcl . THOMAS T, FIRTH, Treasurer.
NOTICE.—A MEETING OF THE
HO 2I . Stockholders of the Gtrmautown Passenger
Railway Company will be held at their Office, SIX’TH
and DIAMOND Streets, on :FRIDA*Y, May Ist, at. 4
o’clock P. M., to take-into consideration the propriety
of reducing the number of managers, in accordance with
a supplementary act of Assembly, approved the dd day
of April, 1563. ' , JOSEPH tiINGERLY, Secretary
■ ApriUsth, 1863. ; ’ . ap!6 20 23 27 myi*
GOLD) SILVER, AND DEMAND
NOTES WANTED. DREXRL & CO.,
• ap!3-lm , • 34 South THIRD Sti’eet.
r<2js=» NORTHERN LIBERTIES AND
PENN TOWNSHIP RaILROAD COMPANY,
Philadelphia, April Jih, 1863.: .. .
A meeting of the Stockholders of this Company will be
held f t the Office of the Philadelphia and ‘ Reading Rail
road Company, No. aST-SOUTH FOURTH. S«reet,.on
MONDAY, the 4th day. of May next, at 10 o’clock A. 5r.,
at which time and place an : election of Officers will be
held. : [apB-dtM4J A. A. KONIGMACHER, Sec’y.
HOMOEOPATHIC HOSPITAL 11X3
tOCUTHBERT Street. —This institution is now open
for the reception of sick and wounded Soldiers, who will
be received and provided for in the most comfortable
manner, free of charge. ' B. F.-GLENN,
n022-tf : Secretary of Board of Managers.
SCHUYLKILL AND SUSQUEHAN
ftcS==> na railroad company, office 227 south
FOURTH.Street—Philadelphia, April .3, 1563. —The aa
nuar meetiag of the Stockholders of this company-and
an election for President and-six Managers will take
Slace at the office of the company, on MONDAY, the 4th
ay of May next, at 12 o’clock M.'.
" . W. H. WEBB;
ap3-tmy4 Secretary.
KEYSTONE ARTILLERY, COM
PANY B. Ist REGIMENT R H. G.—A meeting
will be held on THURSDAY, April 16, 3863. at 8 P. M.,
at the Arsenal; RACE,' below Broad. Immediate action
is necessary for the safety of the Gompanv.
apM-tuthSi* . V . COMSIITTEE.
OFFICE OF THE FRANKLIN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Philadelphia, April 6, 1563.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Company,
held this day, a semi-annual Dividend of SIX PER
CENT, and an extra Dividend of TEN PER CENT, was
declared on the capital stock, payable to tlie stock
holders, or their legalrepresentatives.- on and after the
16th instant. , J. W. MoALLISTER,
ap7-10t : ■ ■' oi'o tem.
OFFICE OF THE SURGEON-MU
TIST TO THE ARMY AND NAVY, Philadel
phia, October 24,. 1862. . . ■ -
Wounded Soldiers and Sailors desirous of availing
themselves of the National Appropriation for supplying
Artificial Limbs, should apply immediately at the office
of the SuTgeon-Artist to the Government, No. 1609
CHESTNUT Street. B. FRaN K ■ PALM ER,
ja9-6m !; Government Surgeon-Artist.-.
NOTICE -OFFICE OF THE DJELA
ftC?* WARE AND RARITAN CANAL and the CAM
DEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD AND TRANSPORTA
TION COMPANIES,
Pbihceton CN. J.). March 31,1863.
The Treasurer of the above Companies is now prepared
to PAY THE BONDS due at .Princeton, August 1, 1563,'
being the five per cent. Converted Sterling Loan. The
prineipal,.ani also the last coupon, will be paid.on pre
sentation to WILLIAM H. GATZMER, Philadelphia; or
to Cap3-lm] RICHARD STOCKTON, Treasurer. ,
OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Philadelphia, April 6, 1563.
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
SIX DOLLARS per share for the last six months, which
Will be paid H-o the Stockholders or their legal repre- •
sentatives on and after the 16fch inst;, clear of all-taxes.
ap7-9t* A. C. L. CRAWFORD, Secretary.
- iraxiilTAKTr GOOI»6.
GOVERNMENT GOODS.
Standard 10-ounce Ootton Duck.
Indigo Blue Flannels.
Mixed Twilled Flannels. ~~ •. -
Sky Blue Kerseys.
FARNHAMj KIRKHAM, & <30.,
No. 830 CHESTNUT STREET.
mh24-3m - : -
Q W. SIMONS <S BROTHER,
SANSOM-STREET HALL, PHILADELPHIA,
MANUFACTURERS OF JEWELRY,
FINE SWORDS,
AND •
MILITARY GOODS, IN EVERY VARIETY.
lal.-Mffim ~
CTNAJNCIAE.
CERTIFICATES INDEBTEDNESS,
. OLD ISSUE, - _
WANTED,
AT A PREMIUM.
DEEXBL & CO.
u. s.
FIVE-TWENTIES,
OB
TWENTY-YEAR SIX-PER-CENT. BONDS,
PAYABLE AT THE OPTION OF THE GOVERNMENT
.AFTER FIVE YEARS.
r. . " , \ • •. !'
I am instructed by the SECRETARY OF THE TREA
SURY to receive subscriptions for the.above
LOAN AT PAR.
Interest will commence from the DATE OF SUB
SCRIPTION, and is PAYABLE IN GOLD at the Mint,
or ahy.Sub-Treasury br'Depoaitoryof the United States,
on the first days of May and November of each year. At
ttie present premium oh gold, these Bonds yield about
EIGHT per cent, per annum.
A. full supply always on hand; ..
JAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT.
114 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
, On and after July Ist, 1863, the privilege of convert
ing the. present' issue of LEGAL-TENDER NOTES
INTO THE NATIONAL SIX-PER-CENT. LOAN (com
monly called V‘ Five-Twenties”) will cease.
AH’who wish to invest In the Five-Twenty Loan
must, therefore, apply before the Ist of JULY next. '
JAY COOKE,
• Subscription Agent,
mb4-tjyl 114 South THIRD Street, Philada.
g HARYJLY THOMAS,
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
No. 3ia WALNUT STREET.
STOCKS and BONDS, and all kinds of U. S. GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES, bought and sold on Commission.
Business Paper and Loans on Collateral negotiated at
lowest rates.
UNITED STATES 6-20 YEAR SIX per cent. BONDS,
furnished at PAR in sums to suit.
Orders by. Mail shall receive prompt attention. Refers
to . •
Mesßrs. Nathan Trotter & Co., Geo. D. Parrish, Esq.,
John B. Myers & Co., Samuel B.Thomas,Esq.,
Furness, Brinley;&Co... John Thomas, Esq. ;
' ‘ '• • . apl-3m if -
DWA E D. M . DAVI S , ,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKER,
No. 3» South THIRD Street, (up stairs,)
PniLADSLpnrA.
A GENERAL BROKERAGE AND,BANKING BUSI-
NESS transacted.
; Stocks and Itouds Bought and Sold on. Commission.
Loans and Bupinees Paper Negotiated. Dividends', and
Interest Coupons Collected and Remitted. Exchange on
Europe Sold. Special. Collections made. Coin and Cor?
rency Bought. -Interest Allowed on Deposits. apl-3ra -
JOHN O. CAPP & SON, -
STOCK AND NOTE IK OK E R S ,
No, 23 South THIRD Street*
Directly opposite the Mechanics’ Bank.
STOCKS AND BONDS BOUGHT AND SOLD !ON
COMMISSION,
AT THE BOARD OF BROKERS.
M O.N E Y INVESTED.’
TIIK PI!KSB.-PTHI.AI>ELPIIIA.. THURSDAY. Al>l{lf, 16. 1863.
Q.REAT REDUCTION IN THE
PRICES OF
FANCY SILKS,
CHECK SILKS,
|>XAIN SILKS,
FOULARD SILKS, and
DRESS GOODS.
EDWIN HALL & 00.,
26 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
N.B.—Several lots M GOODS from the NEW-YORK
AUCTIONS of Last Week. and the PHILADELPHIA
AUCTIONJ of this Weelr, at GREATLY REDUCED
TRICES. ap!6, tliB2t
Y R E & L A N D E L L,
ARE OPENING FOR
DONGOLA EOBES,
STRIPED FOULARDS,
BRAIDED ROBES,
BEST BLACK SILKS,
FINE CHECK SILKS,
EAGLE POULT DE SOIES,
SOLID FIGURED SILKS,
SPRING SILK SHAWLS,
SUMMER BALMORALS,
QUILTS, TOWELING S, &c.
mh2B-stritktf
]yj OUENiNG MILLINERY,
MOURNING BONNETS,
OF THE LATEST
PARIS AND NEW YORK STYLES, -
Always oa hand'and made to order at the shortest no
tice, at the •’
“NEW MOFRmO STORE,”
926 CHESTNUT STREET. •
M. & A. MYERS <fc CO.
mh26-thßtu tap2B,
gPR I N G H O S I ER Y.
TITOS. W. EVANS & 00.,
SPRING IMPORTATION
UNDER: VESTS, DRAWERS, STOCKINGS, &C.,
In Ladies’, Gentlemen’s, and Children’s sizes,
AT VERT
REASONABLE PRICES.
Nos. 618 AND; 820, CHESTNUT ST.
ap!s-3t , '
HALL & CO., 26 S. SECOND
A-i street, TVill open This Mpm ing the following lots of
GOODS at a great reduction from the prices at-which
they have been selling:
Glossy Check Silks, at $1; .
Fancy Silks of various styles; '•
"Superior quality Summer Poplins, $1.12)£;
One lot of Fine Mode Alpacas, 37J£: *
One lot of Figured All-wool Delaines, 37J«£;
One lot of Neat-figured Challies, 37>s;
One lot of Black and Mode Delaines;
Three lots of Fine Organdies;
With many other additional lots of Goods at YERY
REDUCED PRICES. , - ' ap!6
T RETAIL.”
JAMES K. CAMPBELL & CO.,
OFFER AT MODERATE PRICES IN THEIR
RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
Linen; Sheetings and Shirt
■ ings, .
Damasks, Napkins, and
Doylies,
Table Cloths and Towel
ings, Counterpanes and
Furniture Dimities.
WHITE GOODS.
Jaconets, and Cambrics,
Soft Cambrics and Nain-
Tarletona and Swiss Mulls,
Fancy Muslins and Dimities,
L. C. Handkerchiefs,
Gloves, Hosiery. '
of DKY GOODS in desirable
mh6-2m
Black and Fancy Silky,
Black and Colored Alpa
cas, '
PoplinßFantasie,
Taffeta d'Annessey,
French Lawns and Organ
dies,'
French Chintzes and Per
cales,
Brilliants and Piques,
Spring Shawls, new color
ings, ,
Black Thibet and Merino
Shawls,
Square and Long Shawls. ’
And a general assortment.!
styles and qualities.
At-prkesjgcuerally-feelow present coßtofilrapor
■' ;■ tation, 4 -.•-
WHITE GOODS, all descriptions.
EMBROIDERIES. .do ‘ 'do '• : ' ’
LACES, do do
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, -do -■.«
Pa. 1 .5 *. ?~ 9
VEILS, Ac., Ac.
And respectfully invites an inspection of his
stock.
CPRING CLOAKS; {
YJ NKW CLOAKS, '
NEW..CLOTHS, ’ :
SPRING SHAWLS,
HOOP SKIRTS.
Cloaks ready-made or made to order.
Large stock of .Cloths to select from.
Ladies’Cloakings at the right prices. .
NEW CASSIMERES. '
- Boys ? Cassimeres,
.. The hew colors.- ...
- . Gents’Fancv Mixtures, <
6-4 Coatings. :
Boys’ Clothing ready made or made to order.
•Large stock Gassimeres to select from.
Fine Black Cloths and Cassimeres.-.
WILLIAMvSVILLES, *
WAMSUTTAS,
Wide Sheetings, Flannels, Linens, .Towels.
Muslins and Woolens at WHOLESALE."
COOPER A C.ONARD,
aps S. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Streets.
CHARPLESS BROTHERS
Offer by the package, at the '
Lowest rates 0/ this season,'
Pacific 1200 aDd 1400 Lawns, '
Manchester Spring'De.La!nes,
Pacific do. . . Print Sr.
Do. . ... do. : DeLaines.
CHARPLESS BROTHERS.
-Mode-colored Silks, Foulards,.
Checked Silks, India'Silks, ' ;
Mantle'Silks, Black Figures, ,
Bareges; Cballies. Imperatrice, ;
Poplins, Organdies,.Chintzes,
Zephyr and Barege,Shawls.
'-CHESTNWf and;EXGHTH Streets,
■piGUBBD BLACK SILKS, $1.25.
-A FIGURED CORDED BLACK SILKS.
Two-faced Figured Black Silks: ■ ■■-■
Striped Moire Armure Black Silks. •
PLAIN BLACK SILKS. sX.l2}£ to $2.50. •
Wide Black Silks for Mantlfes..
Choice Colors of Plain Silks.
600 MALTESE'COLLARS,'2S to 62>£c.
These Collars are worth double the money:
Paris Printed Bareges, S7Kc., from last season.
Printed'SUk Tissues, 62}£c., from l&stseason.-
Handsome Spring Balmorals.
EC. STEEL- & SON,
Nos, 713 and Tl 5 North TENTH Street,
QUILTS AND LINEN"
"4- GOODS'AT LOW PRICES.-The subscribers re
spectfully invite the attention of buyers to their present
complete stock of HOUSE FURNISHING DRY GOODS,
comprising a large assortment of very- choice Marseilles
Quilts, in all sizes Blankets, Dimities,
Furniture Chintzes," and all descriptions of the best
makes of Shirting, Sheeting, and Pillow'Case, Linens;
Table Linens, Table Cloths, Napkins, - Towels, ;.Towel
ings, and of Linen Goods generally, imported at much
less than the present prices. • ■ ••
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, & ARRISON.
apll: . ■ 1008 -CHESTNUT Street. -
OLOTHS, CASSIMERES, AND VEST-
Cassimeres for Boys.
- Cassaimeres for Young Gents. r .
Cassimeres for suits. -
Cassimeres for everybody. . - '
Cassimeres, mixed and plain. »
\ Cassimeres. striped and plaid.
Cassimeres, Black and Brown, . '
At - JOHN H. STOKES’,
apO T 0» ARCH Street. "
U. S, INTEKNAIi REVENUE,
FOB THE SALE PF
UNITED .STATES TAX
STAMPS,
Mo. 07 SonthTHIBD Street, first door abore Chestnut
A fall supply of all kinds of TAX STAMPS constantly
on hand, and for sale In quantities to suit. • ' -
A liberal discount allowed on amounts of 050 and
Wards.
Orders by Mall promptly attended to.
. Office Honrs from 9A. M. toSP.bL
JACOB E. RIDGWAY,
M-tjelO N0.'57 Sooth THIRD Stmt
TTNITED STATES INTERNAL RE^
VENUE.
SECOND COLLECTION DISTRICT
Of Pennsylvania, embracing the First. Seventh,
Eighth; Ninth, and Tenth wards of the city of Philadel
phia.
The annual assessment in the above-named district of
all persons liable to tax on Gold, and Silver Plato, Gar
liases, Billiard Tables, and 'Pleasure Yachts, ana also
of all persons required to take oat Licenses,', having been
completed,,.notice is hereby given that the taxes due*
tinder said assessment will be, received .by the under- :
signed, daily/- Sundays the hours of
9A. Mr-and3P.M., at hiyofllce, south west; corner of
THIItD and WALNuTStreets, on andafter SATURDAY,
the 11th' instant, until and including Saturday, the 9th
day of May, 1863.
' All persons who fail to pay the annual taxes on gold
and silver platp/ carriages, billiard tables, and pleasure
oh or before the aforesaid 9th. of May.’ 1663, will
incur a penalty of ten per centum additional/upon the
amount thereof, as provided for in the 19th section of the
exciselawof July 1,1862.
All persons who in like manner shall fail to take out
their licenses.’ as required bylaw.onor before the 9th
day of May; 1863, will: incur a'penalty of three times the
amount of said- licenses, in .accordance; with the provl-.
Bibns of the 59th' section-of the excise law aforesaid. ..
Monerol theUiiitfcd States only, received..;
; JOHN H. DIEHL, Collector, ■
ap9-dtmy96. W. cor. oLTHIBD and WALNUT Sts.
JGE I ICE ! ICE,I ICE I ICE l ICE !
COLD SPUING ICJ3,CQMPANY/ .
- Families, Offices, Hotels, Shipping, Ice-Gieam Spoons.
Ac., Ac;* supplied daily with a pure artisleof BOaTON
ICE, at the. very lowest in adeet rates! ’Dealers ana
large consumers supplied at wholesale 'prices..
Wagons run in all paved limits of the,Consolidated city,
aad in the Twenty-fonrth £ .
(325 WALNUT Street.
North Penna. R. & Master street,
unices. Lombard and Twenty-fifth streets.
' ap3-Bmif* Pine-Bfreet wharf. Schuylkill..
TJBIMEK’S IVOSYTYPES ARB BINE
■*V-specimens of art, find are greatly admired by con
noissurs. Head floaty modelled, light and shade natu*
•rally arranged/V Gallery SECOND - StroeL -above
RETAIL DRY GOODS*
FOURTH AND ARCH,
SPRING SALES.
HAVE NOW OPEN THEIR
HOS I ER Y,
SUIT ABLE FOR i
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
727 CHESTNUT STREET,
1034;CHESTNUT STREET.
E. M*. NEEDLES
OFFERS FOB SALE
1034 CHESTNUT STREET.
NOTICE.
PENALTIES.
DKY-GOODS JOBBERS.
PROM AUCTION.
Now opening from recent
LARGE AUCTION SALES,
- A great .variety of .
SEW FAACT DRESS GOODS,
Bodghtata
HEAVY REDUCTION IN PRICES,
Ana which will bo e old to City and Country Dealers
AT A SMALL-ADVANCE. '
M. L. HALJ.OWELL & 00.,
apM-Rti ' No. 015 CHESTNUT STREET; '
J)AWSON, BRANSON, & OO:,
If. W. CORNER MARKET:AND FIFTH STS.,
(501 Market Street,)
JOBBERS OF.ENSUSH, FRENCH, AND GERMAN
DRESS FABRICS, SHAWLS, &c.
Wo invlfe the attention of the RETAIL TRADE to
onr well-assorted stock of
FOREIGH DIUSSS GOODS AND SHAWDS,
which v?I:wlU. sell at the very lowest market price.
-We pay especial attention to. the large Auction Sales,
and Buyers can find Goods in our Store, at much leas
than cost.of Importation, and as cheap as they can be
found anywhere.
T. It. Dawsoit;
apis-sot -
J. G. BOMnAIVIINER. O. Bkansok.
gPEGIAL NOTICE.
We invite .RETAIL TRADE to examine our pur
chases’at th e, • recent extensive
AUCTION SALES
DAWSON, BRANSON & 00.
i apJ3-6t ■ .
COMMISSION BOOSES.
pH I L nil PHIA
.'"BAG”
MANUFACTORY. ’
BURLAP BAGS,OF ALL SIZES,
FOE COEN, OATS, COFFEE, BONE DUST, &C,
SEAMLESS BAGS,
Of standard makes, . ALL SIZES, for sale cheap; fornel
cash on delivery.
GEO. GRIGG,
apls-£m ■ Nos. 319 and 331 CHURCH Aller.
GOODS.
DARK-BLUR COAT CLOTHS.
DARK-BLUB I CAP v CLOTHS.
SKI -B LUE CLOTHS FOR OFFICERS.
ARMT BLANKETS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
10-OUNCE DUCK. •
DRILLS, STANDARD WEIGHT.
HEATS LINEN DRILLS AND'DUCK.
BROWN AND BLEACHED SHEETINGS AND SHIRT
[NGS. For sale by
FROTHINGHAM & WELLS.
w2-iftf • , :• ■ ■
TRIMMINGS, &c.
JAVANS & HASSALL,
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
No. 418 ARGH STREET,
• PHILADELPHIA.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. '
. v . aplO-lm
WATCHES AND JEWEIRY.
-jfi) W a'T;Q : H;E:S. , ;
4 ' . JUST-RECEIYED PER STEAMER EUROPA.
• ' - '•'USfc't ” " •.» :
"GOLD WATCHES,
' LAMES’.SrZES, OJ? KEW.-STYLES.
rSILVEK ANCBES AND CYLINBEES. ’
GILT ANCEEgtAND CYLINDEES.
PLATED ANCRES AND CYLINDRES.
Eor Sale at’LoTr the Trade, by
D; T: PRATT,
GO7 CHKSrayT STHEETr "
“““ . -Importer and Wholesale Dealer In
FINE WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
No. Via CHESTNUT Street, ' ,
• - (Up-stairs, opposite Masoiilc Teniple),
Has now open a
LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK,
-EMBKACINOK - * ‘ *
AMERICAN AND SWISS WATCHES,
E. HOWARD & CO. ’S FINE AMERICAN WATCHES,
GOLD CHAINS, GOLD SPECTACLES, THIMBLES,
AND ’
FINE JEWELRY OP EVERY DESCRIPTION.
tel3-3m __ , •' :
J? IN E GILT COMBS
IN EVERY VARIETY.
IMITATIONS OF PEAltl* AND CORAL,
* J. C. FULLER.
mhl3-2m
No. Via CHESTNUT Street.
|?B} F INK WATCH REPAIRING
■rro attended to, by. the most experienced workmen,
and every watch, warranted for one year. -
J C. PULLER’S
FINE GOLD. PENS,
THE BEST PEN IN USE,
" FOB SALEIN ALE SIZES. fel3-3m
rings.
A fall assortment, all sizes and stylet.
J. C. FULLER,
; No. »1» CHESTNUT Street • fel3-Sm
MUSICAL BOXES.
TN SHELL AND ROSEWOOD CASES,
A playing from Ito 12 tunes, choice Opera and Ameri
can Melodies. FARR & BROTHER, Importers, •
. ap4 .V 3/8* CHESTNUT Street, below Fourth. '
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
~p|~ ABDWARE.
CLOSING OUT AT
OL D PRI O ES,
; The Stock of a-WHOLESALE HOUSE, comprising-; a
LARGE ASSORTMENTOF
ALL KINDS OF GOODS.
\ 4»T MARKET and 41G COMMERCE Streets.
. aplG-ilm •;
& ELY,
. Manufacturers of • ' ’ , •
BATENT GAST-STEEL
TABLE CUTLERY
AND
COMBINATION CAMP KNIVES,
: * /.FORKS. AMD SPOONS,
No. 130 PEG STREET,
mh23-etnth2m Philadelphia.
BUNDS AND SHADES.
JJLINDS AND 'SHADES
B . J*. WILL I A M S ,
NO. 10 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
MAHOFACTUKBR OP
VENETIAN BLINDS
AKP ■ 1
WINDOW SHADES.:
The Largest and Finest Assortment in the city, at
‘theLoweatPrices. . BlindaPainted and. Trimmed e<iual
to new. Store Shades Made and Lettered. > ap6-2in
E M O. V A L .
OEORGE W. ZIMMERMAN,
VENETIAN BLIND MAUFACTURER,
Has REMOVED from 13G North SECOND Street, to
B. J. WILLIAMS’,
NO. 10 NO.RTH SIXTH STREET
. G. W ZIMMERMAN solicits §,jj.ontinuance of favors
at No. North SIXTH; Street, where will be foun
Largest and Best Assortment of . , < .
i ( VENETIAN BLINDS AND WINDOW SHADES
In the city, at the LOWEST PRICES.. k ;
49r Btore Shades Made* and,Lettered. ■. Jobbing
Promptly, attended to. • • ap6^2mif-
VOU CAN’T HAYE A JOB
**• and hurry OYer it.-’ Read AUTE][i'Sinstr'uctions, on
his HAIR-DYE box. Price "fifty c'dits, No. 53 South
THIRD Street/aboveChestunt. * It*
WILLIAM N\ ATT WOOD,
UNDER'PAKEU,-
Has removed from his former residence to No. 44r North
.ELEVENTH .Street,- thir.d houso below Aroh, west
side. >*: mhil-lmlf
EDWIN A. HUGHES, UN
DBRTAKBR,
r 35# South TENTH Street, ahore SprnM,
- I»10-3m Philadelphia. . .. .. .. , .
* G. RUSSELL,
aa North. SIXTH Street.
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Prepared by E. H. HALL, Washington, D. C. One small
12mo„ fine clear type and good paper, cloth, hound,
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lar Gallery, bECONP Street; above Green. it
T IFE-SIZE PHOTORGAPHS, IN OIL
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duate of the Philadelphia Central High. School. Lehigh
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* W. T. G.,” Box 1141 Philadelphia post'office. ap!4-3t*
<|/V flflfl -—WANTED A PARTY
with the above amount to take an 1
interest_in an Iron Furnace, well located, near the.
Penna. Railroad and Canal, with abundance of Iron Ore
and Limestone wifhinhalf.a mile of the furnace, andean
make Iron very cheap. The concern has a charter. • Ad
dress “E- ApH., ?i this office, : ap!s-2t
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on WATER Street or DELAWARE Avenue,between
Arch and Chestnut, or Market Street, below Second
street. Address •‘Thomas,” Press Office. ap!6-6c*
DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER
■s=“ GENERAL’S OFFlCE.— Phtladelphia, Feb. 9,
"VESSELS WANTED Immediately to carry COAL to
the following points:
. Tortagas.
Key West, Fla. ' :
Fort Monroe,Va.
Alexandria, va. ,
Newbern, N.C.
Port Royal, S. C. A. BOYD, >
felO-tf Captain and Assist. Quartermaster.
BOARDING.
f}.o O D BOAIt iT "GI VEN IN EX
CHANGE for Coal or Groceries. Address ‘ ‘ Home
Comforts,” at this office. ap!3-6t*
FOR SAtE AND TO LET.
VOR SALE—O HOI C E MA I N
AVENUE •'LOTS in improved portions of MOUNT
MORIAH CEMETERY. Inquire 633 MARKET Street,
second story. . - apTd-thsta6t*
m AN OLD-ESTABLISHED , CON-
BsSiIyECTIONERX TO BENT—No. 237 South SIXTH
Street, opposite Washington Square. Apply to
aplS-Gt* JAMES YOUNG, 508 SPRUCE Street. '
M FURNISHED HOUSE IN GER
MANTOWN TO LET.—Is within five minutes’ walk
of Shoemaker’s Station, and has all the modem improve
ments. Address, Philadelphia Post Office, “8px63».”
apIG-thstuSt* • ,
lEGAIi.
nill’HANS’ COURT SALE OR YA
V- LUABLE COAL LATOB IS,LOZEBiI!EB'COtWTr.
Estate of PETER-HALL, deceased.
- NOTICE is hereby given that, in pursuance- of an order
of the Orphans’ Court of Luzerne county, there rriU be
exposed to public sale, at the PHILADELPHIA EX
CHANGE, in the city of Philadelphia, on .WE DNK3DAI",
Bfay 6tb, 1863, at 12 o’clock M' of said day, ail the fol
lowing Heal Estate, in the township of KINGSTON.
Luzerne county, viz: One undivided:
Twenty-fourth part of the following tracts of land in
said township: viz: Ist. Being.parts of lots Nos. 1 and 2,
and the whole oflot N 0.3, in the second division ofccti
fiedlots in said township; containing 111 acres 75 3-10
percbee, he the same more or less, subject to the terms
of a certain agreement heretofore made ; by.Fisher Gay
with the 'Wyoming Monument Association, stipulating
for the conveyance, upon certain conditions in said
agreement specified, of.the surface and right of soil in a
lot not exceeding half-an acre, embracing- the-land on
which the Wyoming Monument is-erected and contigu
ous thereto. 2dr "Beingparts of lots Nos. and 33,
in the third division, of certified lots in said township,
containihg 683 acres, more or Jess, subject to the excep
tion and.reservation of a lot, being part of said lot No.
33, containing 35 square perches,-and-of one other lot,
hcißgpait of said lot No. 32; containing 157 6-iO perches,
and of the surface and right of soil of the following lots,
being part of said lot No. S 2. viz:, oue containing! acre
and 20 7-10 perches, and- one containing 949-10 perches,
and one other containing 949-lGperches-; and one con
taining 79 7-10 perches, and of-the surfh.ee and right of
soil of the followinglots, viz:. One containing 1 acre 25
perches, mdreor.less, and one being p&rtof said lot No.
33, containing: 4 acres 95 SS-10G pt relies tand during the
life of Fisi er Gay, one- containing 34- acres 95 perches,
more or less, with the right to use the water and con
duct the same upon eaid premises as now condu ded and
used; he, the said Fisher Guy,.paying the annual rent of
$5O; and one containing 2 acres 53 6- li> perches, more or
less, and one containing half an.acre, and subject to the
right of way granted to the L ack awanna and Bi oo msbn rg
Railroad Company. The said tracts: of land being sub
ject to a mortgage of $U4,400.-and decedent’s said twenty
fourth part to its proportion thereof, and nearly all im
proved with houses, barns, and other outbuildings, and
beinga valuable Coal property in- the Wyoming Coal
reaiom . \
TERMS OF SALE.—SIOO to be paid at sale, and
balance on the confirmation of the sale.
WTLLIAM M. SMITH.
FRANCI'S BLACKBURN'S,
' ; . . Administrators of Peter Hall, deceased.
By order of Orphans’ Court.
E= B. CODLINGS, Clerk 0. C.,
By J. E. FORCE, Deputy.
ap'i6-tli3fc*.
April 15, IS?3.
PROPOSALS,
QFFICH OF THE SIGNAL OFFICER*.
WashinutojlD. C., April 11, 1863. •
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until. 4 o'clock P. M. on. the 3Gth dav ofx\pril, ]86;3, tor
furnishing to the Signal Department’the following ar
ticles:
300 Three hundred Telescopes, complete.
200 Two hundred Marine Glasses, do.
250 Two.hundred;and fifty Compasses.
40 Forty Telescopes, extra size, with stands.
The bust delivery to he made about the 15th day ; of i
June, 1553, or as soon thereafter as Government may. di
rect; the balance tcfbe delivered on or before the Ist day'
of August, 1563. . ; • •
A bond with good and sufficient security will be re-.
quired. :
Proposalsfrom disloyal persons, or where the bidder
is not present to lespond to his bid, will hot be con
sidered.
• The .names of firms should be stated in full, with the
precise address of each member of the firm.
All bids to be accompanied by two guarantees, and di
rected to the Signal Officer of the Army. ,and endorsed*
‘‘Proposals for Field Signal Equipments.
.Form of Guarantee.
!We,- —, of theconnty of ——, and State of——, do
guaranty that —- is able to fulfil the contract in
accordance with the terms of his proposition, and that
should his proposition be accepted, he will at once enter
into a contract in accordance therewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, we are prepared
to become his securities
.. -(This guarantee must he appended to each bid.) , .
The responsibility of the guarantors must be shown by
the official certificate of the Clerkof the nearest District
Court or* of the United States District Attorney. -
- The right 5s reserved to reject aU proposals if the prices
are deemed too high, or if, lor any cause, it is not deem
ed for the public interest to accept in
Models will be on exhibition at the office of the Signal
Officer for.flfteen (15) daysfrom date. app--t3O
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
PHILADELPHIA FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY. ‘
OFFICE, No. 4:33 CHESTNUT STREET.
CHARTERED'BY THE STATE OP PENNSYLVANIA
••. .IN 184 S. . ■
.This Company is now prepared to make insurance
against LOSS BT> FIRE on the most favorable terms
- Their losses will be promptly, settled, and that those
for the year 1862 were so, they refer to the following re
cipients:
Mrs. Jane Ferree....’
L. G. Mytinger &Co
Beverlyß. Keim....
•■William E. Taber...
John Cundy..........
P.-P. Morris
W. V. Petit.......'...
L. G. Mytinger&Co
R. E. Sellers.....'.
Other small losses
This Company hare no unsettled-losses.
The Assets of the Company are now
Mortgagee and ground rents*
Beal estate (taken for debts rso6t*
Stocks and bonds.....
Bills receivable.......
Due from individnale
Cash in Bank
Stock notes
>**•••sso,ll6 48
........ 19,870 00
...... 21,509 91
....... 9,942 91
7,574;47
.-^....•••*> 1,082 87
....... 70.265 00
BSHKOTOKS.
K..P. Kin/?, President*, M. W; Baldwin,. Tice Pre»
Charles F. Hayes, ' eldest;
John Clayton, P: R-Savery,
Ed. "Wiler, ■ Alexander Murahy, i
T. K. Collins, EL <?. Howell*
J. M. Cowell, Jedm* Killgoaa,
8. J. Megargee. v
- yaii2B-s«ith3in ,f 'iS i ' E,
QIRABD FIRE AND MARINI
INSDBANCB COMPANY.
OFFICB, WALNUT STRKST, PHILADELPHIA
CAPITAL •‘*oo,ooo.
'Company continues to take risks on the safe)
elaeF.es of Property at low rates.
Vne public can rely upon its responsibility, and ibilUj
*° psylossas promptly. Its disbursements for the benell
rite public, during the last nine years, exceed -
800,000 DOLLARS
and wo respectfully solicit its fayoe in the future.
i , DIRECTORS.
CHAS. I. DUPONT, JERRY WALKER,
JOHN W. CLAGHOEN, JOHN THOKNLEY.
C, E. HEAZLITT, ABRAHAM HART,
DAVID BOYD. Jb„ PETERS. HOE. of N. I.
WM. M, SWAIN, FURMAN SHEPPARD.
JOSEPH KEAPP, M. D„ N. S LAWRENCE,
THOMAS DRAKE, JOHN SUPPLER ,
' , THOMAS CRAVEN, President
;> A. S. GILLETT, Vice President;..
JAB. B..ALVORD, Secretary. r apaS-iIW
!E COMPANY, NO.
Ti'AME INSUKANi
FIEB^ViII^oV S HSnKASO,L
frauds N. Back,... g- D. Woodni*,
Chas. Richardson, <jeo. A. west,
Henry Lewis, Jr., John Kessler, Jr.,
John W. Evorman, Chits.-Stokes,
Philip 8. Justice, A. H. Rosenheim,
O. WT Davis, _ - . Jomp D. B1U».-
PRAJ7CIB-XI. BUCK; President.
CHARLES Vice President,
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD. Secretary. HaJWft*
PHRENOLOGI
WSrJ CAL CABINET AND BOOK STORE-Examlna
j\J tions, with written or verbal descriptions of Cba
.jjLJVracier, Sociau Disposition. Professional Talent,
Business Qualification! 4ic> » ®Ve' mads day and
eveninß. „ All. ■& Wells,
wholesale and retail, ■■■ ■ JOHN L. CAPEN,
ap7 tuthsSmvf Vat* CHESTNUT Strsat,'
Loophole- FranleJ>*ew.
Lemon Drop ...;.filrs.- C. Henri.
FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF-EBWIN ADASIS.-i
JIB? Prices aa usual. Curtain rises at So’clock. ap!4-3fe
/TV L ASS I O AE/
Messrs. CROSS &- JARVIS’ Fourth, (and. Last) - of
the Sea-son will take place on S&TUR.DAYrE'V\EN'INCh
the 18th, .at. the FOYER OF- THE .AC iDEMOF MO
sic. ; <- apij-jf
T>EBBAESAL Ob" CLASSICAL ~\IU-“V:
-“V: Sic, at tha-FOY-EB, SATURDAY, tkeistli. at
12 o clock. Subscribers and ticket-holde?6- admitted
without extrsucharge.
ap!4-tf- MESSRS. CROSS- JARVIS.
A SBEMBLY BUILDINGS.
- . OKA.N'U GALA. WEEK,
of Look at the-aiiraefcions.
THE BOHEMIAN TBO UPE. O & G L ASS- E£.OWE RB.
One weekmore only. The first Present eackeveningwill
be asplendid’Polishfed'WAL'NXJT CASE; filled- with;every
conceivable variety ofiGJass work, of the actual value of
SSO. The second Present will be-a beautiful SMOBTfNCf
PIPE, made entirely of Glass, valuediai.Siiortegrether'witli
other prizes of every description.. On WJSDNE&DAY
and SATURDAY: Children's Festival-Matinees, on which,
occasions every Child will receivn-a Present. A splendid
HEAD.-EEEtS,. made entirely of; Spun: Glass, * wUi
be given to the Eadies'as a special; present. On FRI
DAY EVENING, - April-lTra CARNrVAd* OF FUN A
splendid Prize will be ajv.en to thp.homaliest man in tha
Rail: On SaTUR^#AFTERNOON; the grand BABY
SHOW; or Oontcstof-Infantile Beauty when the Hall
will be-transformed into, a ParierreTo'f Human Roso
buds.. A bar dsome Present will be given to the hand
somest- Child.ln the room, ON SATURDAY, Benefit ef
Mr. E. J. WHITB, and-positively lasfcshight of the Glass
Blowers-in this city. The Glass SteanjreagineMONlTOß
will be p in full.operation. r
Admission, 15 cts. No half orica. Exhibition com
mences in the evening at 8 o'clock; afternoon at 3. apl3.Bt*
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
A • the fine arts,- -
-1025 CHESTNUT STSSET,
THE ACADEMY is n*yw. close*! to, prepare fir the
ANNUAL EXHIBITION, and; usill open again an the
27thinstant. • • . • 3g6-tf
>51,962-40
> 918 92
.
. 4,894 19
121 W
. 2,000 00
Last week of mr chttrch's
NEW PIGTUEBL‘-‘HtfDiBB MAGARA.” painted
from studies mad* ontlte ‘‘-MaSd-of the now on
exhibition at Willie Ih Haa&ud’s Bookstore* N’o.'3'sJ4r
CHESTNUT St., from i" Ac, Mi fcp.-sP.rUty Admission, 525
cents. JTOHET McCLDRE,
-'mh3b-lm ' Publisher.
fJiBIiMANiA^OBCHBSTRA—PUBLIC
'A KEBEARSALS exery SATURDAY AFTEBNOO*.
at SX o’clock,-at the JttJSICS.I. FUND HALL, CASH
SESTZ; conductor. Ti<*ots3s coats. Packages of#™
SL__ Tc.bc had of .toarf; 4 Co., So: ll<SCbesbmt
stooot; J. E. Oonld, SaTOttti. and Chestnut, and at th*
Ball door. ; noW-tf
Ha sslek’s oechestba.
HSWi'OFFICK,
»14: Sontk EIGHTH Stwr jt, belotp-Walirat. deU-ta
fJTHE GREAT ’ STANDARD REMEDY }
IiCK'BURKS. Secretary -
... DR, SWATHE'S :
COM3OUND
SYRUP OP WILD
THE OHIGINAJi AKB KENUIHE PSEP4RATIOH t *
’ T . or-
Disease of the Heart, Throat. Broaat, of Lunge.
No, Medicine has ever obtained a Higher or Mora
... Deserved Reputation J ; .
•-- : '' Established over Quarter of a Cehtuiy;
-■ . ; rDK SWATHE’S V--C .- - ,
COMPOUND SYRUP OE WILD CHERRY.
Volumes might be parts of the
world, to prove thatno remedy has ever been discovered
in the whole history of medicine that acts to . promptly,
eves, in the worst; cases ofpulmonarydiseasa. - A good
appetite, compi’am g^S^tjo l1 * and a'disposTtion
1 for active exercise, .is. sure to follow its use. If youhavo
been tampering with; the many articles put out by per
sons totally ignorant of the science, of .medioiiie, in
theory or practice, and your case been neglected, the
eongh deepK. with 1 purulent and bloody expectoration,
pain-,: and . oppression, sore • throat, dian hma, night
sweats, fever,''paroLed skin,’you will find in Dr.
SwayneV Compound your only-hope of oure. If tho
bowels are costive/or .headache accompanies your dis
ease, a does: of S wayneVSarsapa. and Tar Pills will
remove it/ Thirty years’ experience, and the inoroasing
popularity of ‘ i ]Dtr.Sv)duns'& Medicines, ” are convincing
pram: lYepstre'd onlr.br DJ! . SWAYtiB * SOX.
-No. 330 SIXTH Stieet. above Ylos, PSUndslpWa.
«;>!i3 !iy bll Do»Hr« in IS?i\OT,.;.s. , apU iftr
AUCTION sates.
RUCTION' NOTICE.
IMPORTANT LARGE AND ATTRAO-
TIVE SALE OF
BRITISH, FRENCH, GERMAN
AMERICAN WRY GOODS,
JOXI N B. MYERS & 00.,
ADCTIONEEBB,
Nob. 333 and 334. MARKET STBP.ST 1 ,
Philadelphia.
THURSDAY F&SNING, April 10-. 1853’,.
AT TEN OVffieCK PKSCISELr.
\VIL.I-aB SOLD,
ON A CBEDIT OFFOtIE MSIFTHS,
In part, the following Desir.lfcle Fabrics-;
DRESS GOODS;
Of the importation of Messrs. Ssnauol McLeai* A-Co:, of
New York, viz:
CASES 6 4 BLACK ALPACAS"' !
“ 6-4 BLACK MOHAIRS;
41 6-4 MIXED ALPACAS. ‘ :
—' “ - 6-4 MIXED DE BEGES.
LAVELLAS.
“ PLAISTMOZAMBIQUE9.
“ PLAID
“ STRIPED. PLAID, and F l ’MOHAIRS.
“ DRAB REPS.
“ POPLINS.
“ . SCOTCE PRrNTED ani PLAIH-'L'AWNS
“ COL’D-CHAMBKaYS.
/: -V-BLACK ITALIANS. -
BLACK SILKS.
About 75 pieces Lyons Black Giros de RhLsdff and
Taffetas. . - y ............ .
LINEN GOODS.
Alarge and handsome assortment of Bleached Liueit
Table Damasks, Towels, Linen Cambric Handkerchief,'-
Diapers, Huckabacks, Spanish and Bley. Linens, &c.
TAILORING GOODS.
Belgian and French Broad Cloths, Cap and Cloak'
Cloths, English Meltons, Doeskins and 'uaasi
meres, Satinets, Vestings, Serges, English Erininets.
Merino Cassimeres. Kerseys, Jeans, &c. , &c : Also,
300 PIECES UNION FANCY CASSntERES,
Of New Style and Favorite Manufacture.
AMERICAN GOODS. :
150 cases Bleached Sheetings, Brown SheeSiEgs, ColM
Cambrics, Twilled and Plain Wool Flannels; Sackings,
Silesias, Corset Jeans, Drills, Fancy Prints, Sc, &c.
Also, READYMADE CLOTHING, Hosiery, Gloves,
Patent Thread, Silk Cravats and Ties,. and
Hoop Skirts. Shirts, Drawers, Shawls, &c., &c:
JOHN R. MYERS & 00.,
ap!s-2t ; AUCTIONEERS.
BAZAAR—NINTH ANIT SAN
SOM STREETS.
835* AUCTION SALE,
ON SATURDAY MORNING, atlOo’clock;
Included in the catalogue will be nearly
..... . . FORTY HORSES,
Suited to all kinds of work, and some desirable-saddle
horses. - ' ' -
ALSO, ’
New and second-hand carriages, harness, saddles;
&c., in greats variety, with-which the sale will com*
mence.
No postponement on acconntof’the weather.
apl6-2tif: . ALFRED M. HERKNES3, Auctioneer.
AMUSEMENTS.^
A MERICAN ACADEMY OF * MUSIO.
+V PHILADELPHIA vs; NSW YORK-. -
Great trial of Skill in the Elocutionary Art, 'by the
CHAMPION READERS;
Three Pnpils each of PHILIP LAWRENCE, Philadel*
phia. and J. B BROWN, New York, bn-.
TUESDAY EVENING, A’FBIL 21; 1863 J
- - A portion of proceeds for the benefibof
THE SILK AND WOUNDED* SOLDIERS.
Judges, HON. ’JA MBS POLLOCK,
Prof. MAGUIRE. Princ. Phil&da. High-School,
. Rev. ALFRED -NEVIN..D. D>
Tickets 25 cents. Reserved'seats 50 cents. For sale at
the American Tract House,.Chestnut street; below Tenth; •
at Gould’s, Seventh and Chestnut streets.-. apls-6,*
KTEW CHESTNUT-STRBST THEA-
A* TSB. r
Lessee and Manager. ...............Mr: W. WHEATLEY.
THE SENSATION OF THE SEASON.
The NEW PI AY. and* -
. . . MISS BATEMAN’S
GREAT IMPERSONATION OF-THE
JHWISa 2FA ID E- r N,.
Has-created the great success of the'season, and will-
he played
EVERY NIGHT THIS WEEKS
THIS (THURSDAY) -EVENING, April 16-,* 1363,
THE GREAT TRAGIC ARTISTE,
MIS’S BATE Ml N-,
Will makcher-FOURTH*APPEARANCE in
A NOVEL, ORIGINAL,iROMANT C. PLAY;
In five acts,-by Augustine J; Daly, Esqj, entitled
LEAH, THE FOE3AKEN.
LEAH, a Jewish Maiden...:. .Miss 'BATEMAN.;
Rudolph, a young German farmer.. Mr. J; McCullough.
Nathan, an apostate Jew* ~.....Mr. J. J W7Lanergan,
Lonenz, a Magistrate Mr. J. G.- Burnett.
Madalena,.Hermanns Niece. ......Mrs. J. H: Allen.
Villagers, officers, and a powerful chorus of male and
. female peasants. * -
' NEW COSTUMES'AND NEW: SCENERY,
The latter painted by, J. H* Selwyn.
NEW. AND ORIGINAL MUSIC, ~ .
Dnring Miss BATEMAN’S engagement seats may be
secured ste days in advance.
JsS£* The performance commences at #io 8-o’clock, and l
is over every night by half psst ten;>
J&S?? SPECIAL ATTENTION I is - requested •to the fact;
that every attention has been made in the arrangement'
of tbe'Seats of this Tliteaire-to-assure, the comfort ofite
visitors. Theyhave been rearrangedandthespace.be--
tween greatly widened. ; . . •
•WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
XT Sole Lessee..... Mrs. H. A. GARBEXTSOIL
Business Agent ........Mr. JOHN T.- DONNELLY.
THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING. April lfc’
BENEFIT OF- MRS. E.’3N7 THAYER.
• THE COLLEEN BAWN.
Sheelah Mrs. Er N; Thayer.
Eily O’Connor..'. Mrs. Anna Cowell.
MyleS'Da-Coppaleen -....J'L Barret.
To conclude wi h A HUSBAND TO ORD£/
Madame PhDlipeau Mrs. E. N. Thayer.
Barorr de Beaupre ...Mr. E. N? Thayer*
Doors open at 7X: Curtain will rise at 8.-
MBS. JOHN DREW’S ARCH-STREET
■WA THEATRE.
Business Agent and Treasurer JOS. D. MURPHY.
FIRST-WEEK-OF-EDWIN- ADAMS.-.
Great hit of the new-. American Play. "
-TO-NIGHT AND EVERY.NIG9T,
THE HERETIC.
Adrian, the Hugnenot
Raymond....,
Elinor-- -
To conclude.‘with.
MX, FRIEND PEOM.LEATHERHEAD
A SSEMBLY BUILDINGS—TENTH "
and CHESTNUT.
POSITIVELY. TH&JjiST.'WEE;
SIGNOR BUTS,
The great MAGICIAN and. VENTRILOQUIST, with hia
LEARNED CANARY BIRDS, will give hi 3 iiew> and
popular entertainments EVERY- EVENING 1 during the
"week, commencing at 7# o’clock, and'WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY,-'AFTERNOONS at 3..' The attractions
will be raarvellons: Experiments in Magic; wonderful
powers in Ventrilccjuisin, and the Learned Canary Birds
in their,new characters.
Admission 25 cents. Children 13 cents.
m^dicas.
The
recitation of
- this medicine ia
now e 0 well establishr
ed that liberal- moh
in the medical: profession
throughout the Union retjommpnd
it to their patients as the. very best of
•all remedies for Pulmonary Coiaplainta
and General Debility, and, in curing
Coughs,- Colds. Consumption, As
thma, -Bronchitis, Spitting of. ■
Blood, Whooping Cough,
• pain in'tha. side or
breast. Fore Throat,
D 1 ffl cutty inbrea
thing, Pal
pitation,
...-Edwin Adams.
.Barton. Hill.
Mrs. John. Drew.