SPECIAL ,NOTIOES.
Loot( OUT FOR uotirerntrzus I NOT • ONLY
orbs,* bills, but of everything truly valuable. We under
otand that even the indispensable artielea known as "Fa
mily Dye C,olora " are no exception to this rule. The
limitations, like all counterfeits, are utterly worthless.
Remember that HOWE & STFsVENS' Family Dye Colors
are the original, the only valuable and 'useful thing of
We kind. de2B-et
ELEOTRIDITLY SOIENTIFICIALT APPLIED
b 7 Dr. A. H. STIVEDS, 1418 South MAI SWAIM
aldbidelphis. n026-tf
•ONFent2CE CLOTHING, Or Yrtnl LATEST
'STYLES. made in the Beat Manner, expressly for BB PAIL
BALI& LO WEST . Selling Prima marked in Plain
Figures. All goods made to Order warranted satisfac
tory. OAT 02111-PIME SYSTEM Is strictly adhered to.
aAll are thereby treated alike.
de?•ly JONES & CO.. 601 MARKET Street.
GOLD PENS AB 'POINTED EQUAL TO NEW.
On the receipt of 35 cents. Circulars for the John
son Pen. 'ant on application, by Mail or other
wise.
B. S. JoArsort, lifannfaatory and Office,
15 MAIDEN LANE, New fork City
HAIR DYE I HAIR DM
- BATCHBLORH celebrated HAIR DX fa the Beet in
the World. The only Har9nlees. Trice. and. Reliable
9ye known. This splendid Hair Dye to perfect L-changes
Red. Rusty. or Gray Hair. instantly to a Glom Black
or 'Natural Brown, without injuring the Hair ar stain.
ing the Skim:leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful; ha.
Warts fresh vitality, frequently restoring Its• pristina
eolor. and rectifies the ill effects of bad Dyes. The
genuine to OiRROH WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR; all others
are HMO imitations, and should be avoided. Sold by
all Druggists, &a. FACTORY, 81 BARCLAY Street,
New York. Batcbelor'e new Toilet Cream for Drawl/cm
the Hair. - .1.319-I.Y
DR. STEPHEN SWEET, .OF CONNECTICUT,
the ereat . netnral Bone Setter.
IND Avis —"BOWASAN.—, At Evergreen Farm, Chester
-comity. Thursday mornng. Dec. 31st, by Rev. John
McLeod. Mr. Isaac H.. Davis to Miss Sydney C. Bosr
mum. daughter of Jonas Bowman, Eso
SCOTT—WEAVER.—On Tuesday evening, December
19. 1963. by the Rev. E. W. Hauer, Mr. Samilo) AI Scott,
of Philadelphia, to Mice Catharine Louisa Weaver, of
unbury, Pa. (Sunbury papers please CaDY.) •
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•
Al2ll3HtfltST —On the 81st December. Lewis Ashurst.
-son of Lew is R. and Mary Ashanti. in tne 26th year of
His friends are invited to attend his ftinerst from his
late residence, LIB Walnut street, on Monday. January
4th, at 10 o'clock. A. M. **
ROBB. —On the 30th ult„ at Burlington. N. J. Henry
11. son of Themes and Caroline E. Robb, in the 4th y ear
of lin age.
IMLAY TON —At his late residence in West Philadel
phia, on the 30th ult., Henry Clayton. in the 34ch year
of his age. -
Due noticeo ( the funeral will be given.
DUNE.—On 'the 29th instant, Late ill. Dann; aged 27
years. •
The relatives and friends of the family, are respect
tiny invited to attend her funeral from the residence of •
her mother. (Catharine Dunn.) in Haverford.•Delaware
vonnty. on Sunday morning, January 3d, at 10 o'clock.**
LITTLE.—On the 30th instant. after a lingering itlness,
Vann) Latour Little , eldest daughter of George P. and
Ema. Little.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at•
tend her funerel, on Sunday next. - at 2 P. 51., from the
Xasidence of her parents. 318 Catharine street.- **
ARCHER. —On Tuesday, lath last , Kate W. wife of
Benjamin F. Archer, in the 26th year of her ago.
Funeral from her husband's residence. No. 213 Penn
,itreet Camden, Sathrday, January Id, at 2 o'clock ***
CfRAHAME. —Suddenly. at Bellevue, on the morning
of the 29th inst., of congestion of the lungs, Bessie L.
Grahame, eldest daughter of Israel J. and Jane P.
Grahame, in the 13th year of her age .
Her friends and thme of the family are invited to
attend her funeral on Sixth day morning, the Ist of Ist
month, at 10 o'clock. tor
SHARPLESS.—On the 30th instant, Townsend Sharp
less. in his 71st year. - -
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from hie late residence, 9(0. 1209 Arch.
street. on Sixth day. the I.t inst. , at 1 o'clock **
DAVIS —On the 29th December, Thomas R. Davis.
- aged 27 years
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral. from his late residence, 623 North
Eighteenth. above Wallace street. on Saturday &nor
'/10011 next, at 2 o'clock. 'lnterment at Monument Came
..
te g r ATLACK. —On the morning of the 29th lust , Ellen:
F., wife of Joseph K Matlack, in the 26th year of her
he relatives and friends are invited to attend the fu
neral on Sixth-day morning the lst proximo, at 9 o'clock,
from the residence of her husband, 462 North Sixth
street; also, at Upper Dublin Meeting-Bones, at one
IIotLACK DRESS GOODS.—OASH
.' KERBS, Velour Rena, Tandem 3-4 and 6-4 MOtill•
Merinoea, Henrietta Cloths or silk-warp` Cash.
Verne%
Ottomaq Poplins, Irish Pailgolnaarala
trallaxi. Crapes, Baratnosa, Turin Cloths. Paramattaa,
DeLaines, Oriental lames. Alratas and Mohair Lustree,
Xeles An eals, Mourning Silk, Arniure, Penn de Sole and
Oros Grain Silks. BEASON & SOH.
WS Mourning Store. No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
TYRE LANDELL AL WAYS KEEP
the very beet makes of BLACK SILKS knoirn to the
tiaae.
'EYRE & LANDPANL KEEP A LARGE
dock of STAPLE EIOUSEKESPLOIG GOODS for beat
Temily_Cnstom.
IRYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH 4ND
' 4 ARCH. have,a fine stock of desirable SHAWLS.
I -
PYRE & LANDELL KEEP A FULL
Ji•-•
CLOT stock of Men% Wear; also, HILGIEWS BEST BL
j ACK
HS. al
WA LECTURE WILL BE DELIVER
ed by the Rev J. WALKER JACKSON Cu MoN
EVENING. January 4th, at HANDEL AND
MAYEN BALL, for the Beneflt„of the Ladies' soldier's
Aid Society of Green street E. Choral.. Subject—
•' Andrew Jackson;' Tickets of admission. 216 ets.
THE SECOND ANNIVERSARY OP
the Sunday School lifiselonary Society of the
Apring Garden Baptist Church will be held on StiN
January 3d, at 3 o'clock. R., in the Church, THIN ,
Wallace.W
'TEENTS street. - shove The foods collected
during the year will be appropriated, the reports of the
pincers read end addresses delivered. Sinking by the
School. All are invited.
FAIR.—THE LADIES' UNION AS
SOCIA'IIOI,I will hold a Pair in aid of the sink
and Wounded Soldie , s, at SA.SSOSISTREEC HALL,
giommeneing JANUARY 5. and continuing three dayd.
Open from 10 A. M. 10 P. M. Admission 10 cents;
•Seasmi_Tickets 15 cents. To be had at GOULD'S .Music
13tore, SSVE.IS TR and CRESTIN DT Streets, or of any of
the Committee.
• de3o.6t. MRS V. E. DORSET, President.
ire. APPLICATION WILL BE—MADE
to the Mennen of th 4 .sitcao AN VILE LIB a iEY
OBOMPABY for renewal of certificate of one sham of
stock; P t tr ding in the name of JO ~ P. LOUT.
MEAD. the same having been lost or e- islatd
—TO THE CITIZENS OE THE
FOURTEENTH WARD Come Forth in Your
Ntrength, and Contribute Your Mite to Avoid the Draft -
—A meeting of the Citizens of the FOIIRTZEST/1
'WARD , irrespective of party, will be held at aPHINO
CARDER HALL. on SATURDAY LiVENLYIG, J..n.nary .
DC for the purpose of taking measures to AVOID THE
DRAFT. .
IMSIXTEENTH WARD NOTICE.-
The citizens of the Sixteenth' ward have ap
pointed the following-named gentlemen a Committee
collect Moneys and Pay Bonnties to Volunteers, for the
Purpose of raising the Quota of the ward. -
First Precinct—Joseph Crockett, Philip H. Lutz;
- Daniel G. Evans. L. M. Breen.
Second Precinct-5. J. Morrison, Henry Glazier, Jahn
B. Gill, Charles Edger.
Third Precinct—Benjamin llnbbard,e, Anthony Elton.
Daniel Witham, J. B Donohue -
Fourth Precinct—James Woods, Wm.- J. McCormick,
J. D. Enyard, J. Dickinson.
Fifth Precinct— Win. 14. Hubbard, Jas. B. Fouit,
Nathan Haas. Isaac Enyard
Sixth Precinct—S. E. Kline, Chas. Young. L. Tor
rence. A. R Lsnte.
Seventh Precinct—C. B. Roberts, IL D., T, J. Beck-
Inan, Zabina Ellie, J. W. Sayer.
Eighth Precinct—Cher Riley, Daniel Hershey, DI D..
..A. R. Paul. .1 Washington Kilter.
The Committee will meet on. S sTURDAY EVENING,
January 2, 1561. at 7% o'ciock, at Pacific Hall, north ,
'west corner of SECOND and POPLAR Streets.
Hy older of ALYx.- T. DIfellSON, President:
WM. J. Dovonna. Secretary. jai 21*
iMNO DRAFT 1N THE TWENTIET
WARD!—FILL UP THE ARMIES OF.TH E
TAYLOR!—'he Citlzens of the Twentieth Ward, without
respect to party. who desire to &Wain the Goiemment,
and who are willing to aid in such movements as are
mecessarrto fill up the armies of the Union, without a
resort to a draft for that rurpose, are requested to meet
on SATURDAY EVENING, January Id, at hal poet
seven o'clock, in the basement of the Green Hill Church,
GIRARD Assn+. e. west of sixteenth street,- with a view
to the adoption of such means as may he necessary to
secure a sufficient number of Volunteers to meet the re
qttirements of the Government from this ward. jag -It
JOHN B. GOUGH, SQ,—TWO
G BEAT LECTURES by tLis distlnanti hed orator,
at CONCERT HAIL. FRIiIAY EVENING, January 8:
REES AND THESE IN BRITAIN." Mondayevening,
January 11th, "TEMPIsitANUE."
Tickets 2.5 cents. Reserver. seats, 50 cents. Proceeds
for benefit of Ladies' Aid of Philadelphia (Mrs. John
Barris. Secretary:) Union School and Uhibiren's florae.
and Minion nabbath Schools. Doors open at 7 o'clock.
Lectures at o'clock The sale of tickets will com
mence on Monday. January 9th, at 9 o'clock A. M., at
MARTIEN'B, GOO GEIEiTNIIT Street, In order to Pre
-vent inconvenience in waiting, the tickets will be sold
at two counters. Those wishing good seats should ap
ply early. .. al-60
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
HEALTH.—PHILADE CE. LPHU, Dec. 31. 1863. -
.NuTI
To Cleraymen,'Aldermen, Physicians. and
Midwives.
•• • •
In conformity to Rhe Registration Act approved
March Bth, IScO, you are required to make your
• RETURNS OF
MAY Rid OBS! AND BIRTHS
For the quarter endinn DECEMBER 31st. 1863. to this
office, early in tne ensuing - month. so that this Depart
ment may mat a their Annual Report to the Mayor.
By order of the Board. of Health.
WILLIAM READ,
Health Officer.
M.' A MEETING OF .THE -CON
TRIBUTORS to the Northern Dispensary of
Philadelphia will be held on TUESDAY. 6th January,
at two o'clock P. M. at the Dispensary Hall, No 603
'SPRING GARDEN Street, to elect Twelve Managers for
the making yearn J. KESSLER, JR..
Secretary.
arUNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVA
NIA.—DEPARTMENT OF ARA'S —The Second
Term of tbo Oillege-year will open on MONDAY,' the 4th
instant. Candidates for admission will appear at the
University. for examination, on that day, at 10 o'clock.
A. N. Tuition for each term, thlrtr• tire
GEORG'S A hLEN,
Secretary of the Faculty of Arts.
Me. CON TINEM 'r
PAWL—The annual meeting of the cerporatore
of the COINTINSOTAL MOTEL COMPANY. for the else
Lion of Managers and transaction of such other business
as may be brought 'before them. will be held on MON
DAY, January Mb, 1864, at 12 o'clock Ti!.. at the Motel.
J. ShROBAST
deBh4t Secretary.
OIF•VICE OF THE FAME INSU
RANCE CO • No 406 CHESTNUT S.
PHILADELPHIA. Deo. 29 1861
NOTICE. —The A upull Meetingof the Stealth Adore of
the Fame Inmrano- Co. will be held at the OMee on
rdatiDAY. the 11th day of January.lSß4, at ten o'clock
An Election for "rw.tve Directore to serve for the en
v:dug year. will be hcbt on the same day and at the
pame place, betw -- een 0.1 hours of ten A. if. and two P. M.
delo,llt W. L EL aIiCH LIM, Secretary.
talto TFIE ANNUAL DIEILTING AND
moctiou vt-Preaident and Mx Directors of the
PHILADELPRiA ADD DARBY RAILROAD COMPANY.
trill be bald at the Company's DEPOT, on DARBY
A:Penne, between Pm ty-niuth and. Fiftieth streets. at ,4
o'clock, on MONDAY. the 11th day of January, 18 , 14.
de23 thin O. H. PLICKWIR. Secretary.
M. OFFICE. OF THE.NORIVEL PENN
SYLVANIA. RAIL - 6.0 D COMPANY. —The An
nual Meeting of the Stockholders of the North Pennsyl
vania Reiland Compacy will be held at the Office of the
Company. No. 1-07 VIALNDT Street, Philadelphia. on
MONDAY, Tanner , lith, - 11361, at 12 o'clock 21, at which
time and p' ace an thetlowwill be held for a - President
and Director* to Serve for the ensuing year.
defiff-tjall - BOW *AD KRAISTRONO, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE PIIII..a.DeMPT.II.A.
CiTS PASS JER RAILWAY COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA, December 28, 1863,
The annual meeting , of the stockholders of this com-
Pany will be held at No. 25 Merchants' Exchange. on
311021 DAY, Samm , " 11. 1864. at 12 o'clect. M. at which.
Sime an election for a Presidect and Directors to serve
the ensnina year wilt take Place.
WM. W. comm.
Secretary.
de29-tjall
ANIEBICA.N LIFE INSURANCE
AND TROST CO oPANY.-
PIT MADELPHIII. December 28 1863.
The Trn.tees have thts day doctored a. dlvldehd of
FITE PER CENT. one of the profile of the last six
Utortths, payable to the stockholders clear of all taxes,
on and after January !I. 1884.
d e 29-6to JOHN R. WILSON, Secretary
CORN EXICEIAP.
DELPBIA; Novembo
At the Election held 16th in
ore were duly elected Direct
SY*:
?sines Steel.
Robert Ervien.
iam P. Cox.,
liainuel T. Canby.
Philip B. Mingle.
John F. Gross. _
And at the meeting of the
ar,... , Euu., VMS unaniz
ILLDIN, FAVI
ft
Y. Cashier.
WM- •
Alexander
DMZ BANK, Pl - 1114 . ..
er did. 1863..
at. the following Rockhold
tore of the Corn Exchange
O. Cattail. .
Christian J. Hoffman,
H. W. Oatherwood,
Edmund A. Bonder. ,
Charles E. Wilkins,
David Vanderreer.
Jonathan Knight.
3 Board this day ALEX. G.
mously re-elected President t
Tice President, and JOHN W.
L W. TORREY.
Cutler.
;1114tw'BOUlfIFIOUSES.—TIIE FOLLOWING'
list embraces the corporate titles of all the Stade
tVoeiriganized in this city for implying the poor with
soup. with the limbs of each ,the localities of the several'
Soup Houses, and the names of those authorized, to. re.
mitre contributions to their funds. It is pub itched for the
information of such as are dispoSed to aid in the euppprt
of this useful and economical charity, and to aid the be
nevolent in directing the Poor to the proper soureettor
their supply. Applicants should ljear with them the re
commendation or a reeponsibler party, and if found wor
thy, will be furnished. regularly with nourishment for
themselves and families:
I—THE PHILADELPHIA SOCIETY FOR SUPPLYING
THE POOR -WITH SOUP.—Limits—From Walnut to
Shippen streets, river Delaware to Eleventh Street.
Soup House, No, MS Griscom street, from Spruce tonne.
above Fourth street.
WM. EVANS. Jr.. Treasurer,
• MIS with Front street.
2—THE NORTHERN SOUP SOCIETY. —L mite North
from Calle w htil Street, from the ricer Dolaware to Eighth
street, except the portion east of Front street, appropri
ated to the Kensington Soup 'Society,Soup House, North
Fourth, above Brown-street.
T. ,MORRIS PEROT, Treasurer.
621 Market street.
• 3—SOUTHWARK SOUP SOCIETY, Limite eolith
from South Street,from river Delaware to Passyunk road
and Broad street. Soup House, Slither and street. below
Queen street: BENT. HORTON. Treasurer.
, 22 Catherine street
4—MOYAMENSING SOUP SOCTE ry. --Limits— South
from ehippen street, west of Passyung road to Broad
street. Soup House N. W. cornet Eighth and Marriott
'streets. • COLLINS WEST, Treasurer.
• 302 South second street.
6—WESTERN SOUP EOClETY.—Litotte ..euth from
}Whet street. west of Broad street; also, from E'e Tenth
to Broad, Walnut to Shippers. Soup Hones. 1615 South
street D &YID SCULL. Jr. , Treasurer,
6—SPRING GARDEN SOUP SOClETY.—Ltmire—North
olCallowhill, west of Eighth from Race to CallewhllL
Eleventh to Broad, north of Market etre et, west of Broad.
Soup House, Buttonwood street, below Broad,
• ' . 'PHDS MATHER. Treasurer.
S. W. cm'. Twenty•owcond and Arcb. etreets.
7—KENSINGTON SOUP SOCIETY —Limits—Fr
Laurel to Norris streets, Delaware river to Front street.
Soup House, Allen, below Marlborough street
GEO. J.IIAMILTON, Treasurer,
Commonwealth Beak.
B—CENTRAL SOUP SOCIETY. —Limits—Prom Walnut
street to CillloNl hilt street,' Delaware rlyor to Eleventh
street, Eleventh to Broad. Walnut"to Race. '
ChIsMENT M. RIDDLE, Treatittrer.
Contributions in money intended to be divided equally
among the above named societies, or to be distributed as
the donor may.request. raay also be ban rod to
ED W ARD PAR RIS H. Receiver,
800 Arch street,
or JOSEPH J. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
la 1-fmw-6t. N: W. cor. Broad and Omen ate.
THE QUICKSILVER MINTING
Yis.P. COMPANY, No. 21 NASSAU Street, New York,
December 7, 1863.—The Anneal Sleeting of the Stock.
holders of this thannAny will be held at the CONTI
NENTAL HOTEL, in the city of Philadelphia, at 11 A.
M. on. MONDAY, Jar= ry 4. 1884. -
The Annual Election of Dir, ctors will be held on the
lame day, between the hours of 12 61 and 2 P. AL
The Transfer Books will be closed on Saturday. De•
comber 19. 1863, and reopened on Tuesday January 6,
04. By order. J. B. 11.4.N80L.
de9.-20r Secretary.
MOFFICE OF THE WESTERN
PENNEYLYANIA . RAILROAD COMPANY.
' Paudamente, Dec. 22, 1863
"NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS - -Tho Animal MeBtillg
of the Stockholders of this Company will be held on
MONDAY. the eleventh day of January, 1881, at 12
o'clock N. in'Philadelphia. at the Office of the esaa-
WiLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY. .
Annual Mention for President and Directors will be
belcbsame day and place.
de24- Lien JOSEPH LESLEY. Secretary.
JERSEY SHORE. PINE CREEK,
AND STATE LINE' R eIL BO AD. —Agreeably to
previous notice, a Meeting of the Coos miss loners of the
above enterprise was held at the Girard Houle, in Phila
delphia, on the 10th inst., and after the transaction of
business they adjourned to meet again at the FA:ANHUI%
HOUSE, in Zaney' Shore, Lycomitg county, on THURS
DAY, the 4th day of February. 1864.. at 10 o'clock A. M.,
to open books and receive subscriptions, preparatory to
organizing the Company A report on the general
character of the route will her:nada by the Engineer at
that time
DECEMBER N. 1963. del& tfe4
OFFICE OF THE WESTEIORE.
LAND COAL, COMPANY.
PETLADELPAIX. Dec. 16, 1663,
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this Com.
pangwill be held at their Wilco. No. 230 Smith THIRD
Street. on ~WEDNESDAY, the 6th January. 1264. at 12
o'clock M., at which time an Election will be held for
eleven Directors and la Secretary and Treasurer to serve
for the ensuing - year.
del7. tJ6 F. H. JAClTSONt.Sear.tary,
MTHE PHILADELPHIA. AND BAL
TIMORE CENTRAL RAIL ttthi D 00,11 earl Sr,
Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders of this ^cm.
pany, that the annual meeting and an election for'Pre
eident and twelve Directors will be held in the "Lettere
Room," in the Borongh of Oxford, Chester county, Pa..
on MONDAY. the 11th ot 'January. 1864, between the
hours of twelve and two P M
ROBERT HODQSON, Secretary.
Oxford, Dec 25, 1863. de2i-et
IM• OFFICE OF TIE FRANLC.6'ORM
AND yeOIITHWARIT TRIL &DELP ECU OITY
PASSENGER RAILROAD COMPANY. BERKu Street,
below Fourth,
PHILADELPHIA, December 28th, 1883
The Annual. Meeting of the i•tockholders of this Com
pany will be held at their Oillceon MONDAY. Jatiulry
11th. 1864, at 12 o'clock M., at which time and place the
Annual Rlection for President and twelve Directors will
beheld. CHARLES R, Assort',
de29-tiall secretary,
OFFICE OF THE IaNTEILPILISEG
INSURANCE COgRAN Y. 100 WALNUT SLreat.
PHILAD ' ELPATA., 6e - o
28
NOTICE.—The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
the Enterprise Insurance Company will be held on MON
DAY, the eleventh day of January next, at 10 o'clock
A. M.. at the office of the Company
An Election Tor twelve Directors, to serve the ensuing
year, will be held on the same day, at the same place.
Fetween the hours of ten o'clock A M. and 2 o'clock P.
M. THOS. B. MONTGOMERY,
de29.12t if Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE GIRARD COL
LEGE PASSENGER RAILWAY CO., Corner of
COLUMBIA and RIDGE Avennea.
PHILAbELPRIA, Dee 2A. 1863
.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders will be hold
at the office of the Company. at 12 &L. Monday. January
1.1. 2664, at which time an election will take place for a
Presldent and Directors for the ensuing year.
. de2s-fmw tjall W. S. ELI MT, Secretary.
IMNIKIWANTIY.F. LIBRARY
NOTICB that no Stock or Scrip purchased after
the 81st inst will be duplicated. •
Persons who wish to obtain this advantage are advised.
to purchase at once, as the time is short, and large quan
tities are beingissued daily.
The price of the Stock or Scrip is $lO
The public are invited to vish and examine the
Booms at any time before New Year's.
Na Library in the city can now compare with this in
the value of
Its IMPORTATIONS,
The number of its PURCHASES,
The stock of its PERIODIcAL q and NEWSPAPERP, or
The popularity of its CHESS DEPARTMENT. deM-It
MOFFICE OF THE LOCUST HOU-
M
TAIN COAL AND IRON COMPANY,
?MA, Dec. 18, 1881
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of said Com ,
Palm will be held at their office, No 230 South T EURO
street, on MONDAY, the 18th day of January, 1854. at
11 o'clock A. M. , at which time an election will be held
for seven Directors, to serve for the ensuing year. The
tranater books of the Company will be closed for fifteen
days immediately preceding the day of election.
del9 tjalB JOS. C. COPPUCK. Secretary.
MOFFICE OF THE IiirESTIKCOILE
LAND COAL COMPANY. No. 2,30 South...Ulf P.D
street. corner of Willing's alley.
PHILADELPHIA, December 16.1868.
At a meeting of the Directors, held this day, a DIST,
DEND OF FIFTY CENTS PER SHARE on the Capital
Steel' was declared out 'of the profits for the past six
months, payable on and after TA STU - Ea 2. 1864.
The Transfer Books will bo closed notil January 4th
next. - F. H. -JACKSOPf
del7. tja6 Treasurer.
okancm 'OF THE Htit+PrINGDON
ADD BROAD TtiP MOUNTAIN RAILROAD AND
GOAL COMPANY, QSS South THIRD dtr eat.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 21, 1863.
Tbe Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the-Hunt
ingdon and Broad._ Top Mountain Railroad and Coal
Company will be held at the office of the Company, on
TDESDAY, January. 12.1864, at 11 o'clock A. M. when
an election will be held for a President and Twelve Di
rectors, to serve for the ensuing 3 ear.
daltiallt J. P. AERTSEN, Secretary.
r 34 Pl-111.A.DELPITIA ADID IitEkIIMAG
RAILROAD COMPANY, Office No. B :tenth
FOURTH St. PHILADELPHIA. December 14, 1863.
Notice is hereby given to the Stockholders of thts Com
nanY. that the'Annual Meeting, and an Election for Pre
sident. six Managers, Treasurer, and Recretary. will
take place on the Second MONDAY (11th) of January
next, at 12M. WM. H. WEBB, Secretary.
dell 3 tJall
r3s. /ETNA MINING COMPANY (OP
MICHIGAN. )—The first Meeting of the /BIWA
MINING COMPANY. under its Artielet of , Association,
will be held on the Fourth of January. 1864, at II o'clock
A., M. ~ at No. 3144 WALNUT Btra6t, Pialladeiphio..
W. H. ST3 FENS,
Two of the Ass.ociates of said Corporation.
Philadelphia, December 16. DM. dele-lot
M.. A DIVIDEND OF TWO AND A
RALF PER CENT. on - the preferred stock of the
ELMIRA and WILLIAMSPORT RAILROAD COE
PANT, 'will be paid at the caw of the Pennevivatila
Railead CoraPA.AY, on and after JANUARY 2.1861.
GEORGE TABER,
Room No. 1, Ground Floor.
DECEMIIER 24. 18E3. • de'24-121
PIIIDAI)ELPYILA AND RE &DI NG
RAILROAD COMPANY. Oftive No, 1121 South
FOURTH Street,
PHILADELPHIA, December 22d. IBM
TO - AVOID DETENTION, THE HOLDERS of coupons or ;Ida
Company, doe on the ht proximo, are reque ate/ to leave,
there at - Lae Office on or before the Shit instant, when ya
ewpts will begtven, and checks will be ready for deli
very on the 2d of Jannary next in exchanae for such
receipts. [dental] S. BRADFORD. Treasurer.
AMERIC AN LIFE INSII RA NCE AND
„TRUST COMPANY, LIF E
ADSLPHIA, December
21, IS6S—NOTICE.—The Annual Meeting a the Stock
holder s of this 00.1111 , &11Y. for the election of Thirteen
Trustees, to serve the ensuing year, bs held at the
OPPICP. WALNUT Street, southeast- corner of Fourth,
on MONDAY. January 4, IS6I, between- the hours of 10
A. M. and 12 o'clock, noon. 301115 S. WILSON.
de2l-12t Secretary.
MOFFICE - ANTHRACITE "NEU
EANCE COMPANY, No. 311 .WALNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 28, 1888.
The Annual Election for ten Directors will - be held at
this Office on MONDAY, the 4111 day of January next,
between the hears of 10 and 12 A M.
de2B-6t NM. M. SMITH, SecretarT.
tz; . ig. INSURANCE COMPANY OP THE
ETATS OF FEIDISYLVANIA.
PatLA °ELYRIA, December "3. 1863.
an Election fox thirteen Directors of the Company will
be held at the Company's OFFICE. 4- and SEX al aIiGE
BUILDIA GIS. on NONDA.Y, January 11, -1861, between
the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 1 o'clock P. K.
de23-tiall WILLIAM HAMPER. Secretary.
OFRICE OF TIIE UMIDA MUTUAL
:INSCJIANC COMFAN OF NAG &DB LP Alk,
PHILADELPHIA, DeceMber 18. 1863.
The annual meetiruz of the Stockholders and Scrip
holden of the - Union Mutual Insurance Company will
be held at the office of the Company on MONDAY,
January 11, Mt, at 12 o'clock M At the same time an
election for Sight Directors will take place to carve for
three 3 ear., JOHN MOSS, Secretary.
MMANUFACTURERS'. INSURANCE
COMPANY, Office. No. 411 WAJ,NUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA, December 4, 1863,
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Manu
facturers' Insurance Company will be held at the office,
on MONDAY, January 4, 1864, between the hours of 4
and 6 o'clock P. M., for the purpose of electing Ten Di
rectors to serve for the ensuing year:
dad lm - WM. PETTIT, Secretary.
SURGEON-ARTIST'S OFlnGles
FOR lIIITILATED SOLDIERS.-SOLDIERS who
have lost an'ARH or LES in the serrice, and desire the
• '
Patent PALMER Limbs "to be supplied by Govern
ment, should return this notice immediately to this of
fice, stating their loss by letter, with name,comta c nY.
regiment, and residence. B._PRANK PAINE
0c22-tf lelo9 CHESTNUT Street. Philadeln
MPHILADELPHIA. AND 'PLEADING
RAILROAD COMPANY, Office No. *27 South
FOURTM Street. PHILADELPHIA, December 2. Mal
DIVIDEND NOTICE. —The Transfer Books - of thin
Company will be closed on THURSDAY, 17th Instant,
and reopened on THESDAY,,January 12, Mg. -
A Dividend of !MYRA' PER CENT., clear of State tax,
has been declared on the Common Stook, payable in
Common Stock on and after the Met December next to
the holders theredf as they shall stand reglstbred on the
books at the close of business on the 17th inst.
A Dividend of THREE AND A HALF PAR CENT.,
clear of State tax. has been declared on the Pre
ferred Stock, payable in Cash or Common Stook, at the
option of the holder, on and alter the list December nest,
to the stockholders as they shall stand registered on the
books at the close of business on the 17th inst.
Holders of certificates which have been discharged
from this office, or either of the Transfer Agencies, are
particularly requested to have them duly registered on
the Transfer Books to which they have been transferred,
prior to the 17th innt.
Stockholders whose names are registered on the New
York books will be paid at the Farmers' Loan and Trust
Company, and those whose names are registered on the
Boston books will be paid at the office of hissers. L H.
Thayer St Brother. S. BRADFORD,
des-tf Treasurer.
I:z‘w- MEDICAL PURVEYOR'S OFFICE
No. 7 North FIFTH. Street.
PumenzLrals, NOV. 113, 1863.
Imparters and Dealer! in" IdEDICIBES. HOSPITAL
STOKES. HOSPITAL FLOINP/lIRE, BHDDING
Am., are invited to submit their Price Lists from time to
time to this Office. - J. MURRAY,
no l3-6 tamtt Burgeon and Medical Purveyor.
Me OFFICE BuNEmx.r. AND SCHUYL
KILL HAVEN ItAIL4OAD COMPANY:
PHILADELPHIA, 12th Month, 21, 186.3.
A stated Annual Meeting of the stockholders will be
held at the Hall of -the FRANKEL'S INSTITUTE, No. 15
south SEVENTH Street, on the 11th day of let month.
(Jannwy), -1864, at :11. o'clock A. It., at which time a re
port of the proceedings of the Board of Managers will be
presented, and an election held for a PreSident and Ten
Managers, to conduct the business of the Company for
theyear ensuing. WILLIAM RIDDLE,
de22-rathe till Secretary.
11 dEc C. R. TAYLOR, •
IMPORTERS AND MANUFACTURERS OF
TOII.OII I ',SOAPIEI AND PERIPUMEIT,
No. 0411. North NINTH Street
VISIT B".F..REIBIERS SPLENDID
anuem '624 ARCH street. and procure one of
those magnificent Life-size Photographs in Oil Colors.
which are truly the meat exquisite works of Art. lt*
FERE MILITARY SCHOOL,
FOR APPLICANTS FOR COMMAND OF
-DOLORDD TROOPS.
JOHN H. TAGGART,
(late Colonel 12th Regiment Pennsylvania Reserves),
The Supervisory Committee for recruiting Colored
llnglineUte . With ihevieW of providing what the country
so urgently needs—namely. applicants for commend of
colored troops competent for that duty—has established
a MILITARY BOSOM; at their Head-quarters — , in which
_INFANTRY TACTICS and knowledge of ARMY RE
GULATIONS are taught, ataluilmall- -
Young Men having a fair common-school education.
and physically sound,' and especially privates and
non•commfasfoned officers in the army. who desire to
oommacd colored troops, are invited to become students
of this School.
Those who already have. military knowledge may
review it, and be prepared for Immo:Hate examination
at Washington.
Those who are wholly unacquainted with tactics may
until they. are made proficient in them. -
Students, properly advanced, will be allowed to visit
Camp William Penn, drill and train troops there, and
practice as officers:
Three SeSSIOIIS will be held every day. Sundays ex
cepted, one of vehich will be a NIGHT SESSION.
Each applicant must apply to the Committee for ad- -
mission, by a letter'of his omi. composition and written
by himself Testimonials of good character must be
laid before the Committee before applioations can be
acted on. If satisfactory, permission to enter the school
will,be forwarded to the applicant, -
Farther information can be found in pamphlet, pub
lished by the Committee, which will be sent free to any
one at -a distance requesting a copy, and it Can also be
had at the office of the Committee; or at the office of this
paper. •
Ail letters addressed to, either of the undersigned will
be-promptly answered:
THOMAS WEBSTER Chairman.
CADWALADER BIDDLE, Secretary.
E CORSO if,
de2S-6t General Agent of Comutitlee.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT
OF THE SUSQUEHANNA, CHAINBERSBURG. PA.
December 24, 1883.
In accordance with instructions received from the War
Department> the only Bounty to be paid for enlisting in
the United Stales service for three years is that authorized
by law. which is *lOO, to be paid at the expiration of two
MTV service. Until January 5th,1864, the bounties of
fered by the United States Government, amounting to
$402, will be paid for the re-enlistment of yeterane---viz:
those who are now or haveheen in the military Berrie°
of their country nine months and. upwards.
All persons desiring to re• enter the service will apply
to the Provost Marshal 'of the District to which they re
side, or their iecrniting agents, who are authorized to
enlist, and who will give all information in relation to
the payment of bounties, ac.
The Commanding General therefore calls upon all ye- •
Wafts in the Department who have so nobly sustained
the reputation of their States on hard-fought battle-fields
to enroll themselves at ones in the service. that rebel
lion and civil war may receive its death-blow.
By command of Major General COUCH.
JOHA 8. SCTIIILTZE. --
de2s- Cab Assistant Adjutant General.
BAREA_CRS 4.zu lINIOWLEA.GUE,
Regiment. P. V. Col. GEO. P. Binße.N.
Men that have been mustered in Company C will
reps rt on graTURDAY, at Bo , clock A. M. for the par
pose of receiving the City Bounty. $250.
H. W. GBABET, Capt. Co. C.
JAMBS GRIFFITH'. let Lieat.
EMU. B. LATHBURY. 2d Lieut.
lOFFICE OITY BOUNTY FUND
COMMISSION, No. 4121 PRUNE Street, Decem
ber O. 188.3.
Warrants for the City Bounty (two hundred and
fifty dollars.) will be issued to all new recruits for old
rsginients. - ci edited to the quota of Philadelphia on the
coming draft.
Muster rolls, certified by proper mustering officers,
must be sent to the office of the Commission one day pre-
B to the issuing of the warrants.
-Officers must accompany and vouch for their men when
the 'warrants are delivered.
Philadelphia soldiers re-enlisting in the field will re
eds° their warrants as soon as certified copies of the
muster-in-rolls are furnished -to the Commission by the
Adjutant General of the State.
The Commission sits daily from 3 to 6P. M., during
which hours only warrants are delivered.
These warrants are cashed on presentation at the office
of the City Treasurer. Girard Bank.
fd en sn. isted In Colonel McLean's Regiment (183 d
Penna Vole.) will receive the bounty in companies
when duly mustered into the- 11, S. service and credited
to the quota of the city.
By order of the Commie
dea) tin:3 . SAMUEL C. DANTSON, Secretary.
IGENERAL RECRUITING OFFICE,
No. 611 0 SESTNUT Street. —Recruits wanted for all
Artillery, Cavalry. and Infantry Regiments now, in
service, raised in this State.
A few good men wanted for the Second Artillery (112th
Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers). The batteries of
this line old Regiment, 1,640 strong. have been assigned
to poste of honor; and are at present occupying a number
of the mos: important fortifications on the beautiful and
healthful highlands of the Potomac for the defence of
tbe city of Washington.
.Quarters commodious and comfortable.
BOUNTIES.
Veteran Volunteers $652
All others 652
45.516 cash down before leaving the general rendezvous.
In addiiion to the above, all extra Ward Bounties paid
at this office.
By an act of Congress, passed on the Eld ins'ant, the
United States Bounty of $402 for Veterans and 1 13132 for
other Volunteers. will cease on the 6th of January nest.
Now is the time to midst. Choose a good Regiment,
secure the largeßounties; serve under Officers of expe
rience, and escape the impending Draft -
CHAS. N. CADWATADER,
Captain 2d Artillery Pennsylvania Volunteers. •
de3o general Recruiting Officer.
FOURTH DISTRICT, PENNA.-
! EXTENSION OF 1131 E. - •
BROAD AND SPRING GARDEN STREETS,
December 21. 1.863.
OF - ExXOLtifEriof Fourth District, Pa.,
hereby give notice to all persona enrolled as liable to
military duty, in this district, thacti,.. 4i....0.f0a-Claa.
ing of cases has been extended to Januan sth, 1564.
Any person enrolled, and who is included ;in either of
the fi "lowing alums—but no xthare—may appear before
the Board of Enrolment, and. claim to have his name
atrial en off the list, if he can show to the satisfaction of
the Board that he is not, and will not be, at the -time
flied for the next draft, liable to military duty on ac
count of
lst. Alienage.
Non•residence
3d. 'Unsuitableness of age.
4th. Manifest permanent physical disability.
Now in the military service of the :United States,
or discharged since March 3. 1363
- The Board will hold daily sessions for the hearing of
such case;, at headituarters, BROAD and SPRING GAR
DEN Streets.
Alia — Persons who may be cognizant of any other par
sons liable to military duty whose names do not appear
on the enrolment list, are requested to notify the Board
of Ettrolment,in order that the facts may be ascertained,
and sal, persons be placed on the lists. Such persons
thus enrolled may avail themselves of the privilege of
appearing before the Board as if they had been original
ly enrolled. D: M. LANE.
Captain and Provost alarshal.
C. B. BARRETT.
Commissioner of Board,
J. RALSTON WELLS.
de21.12t Surgeon of Board.
t i HEADQUARTERS OF PROVOST.
MARSHAL FIRST .DISTRICT. PENNSYLVANIA,
245 Sonia MIR D Street.
PHILADELPHIA. December 7th, M.
1100PiS
. . . .
Wherea,s, complaints have been made that errors have
occurred in the enrolment of the National forces by the
omission of names as well as Improper enrolments,
Public attention is called to the enrolment lists now
posted on the corners and elsewhere. _
.First. The name of any person omitted may be added
to these lists, and citizens are requested to notify the
Board of Enrolment of such omissions in order that the
operation of the draft may be met and uniform.
Second Any person enrolled may appear- before the
Board before January 6. 1964, and show satisfactorily
that be tenet and will not be: at the' time fixed for the
next draft liable to military duty on account of altenctife,
non-residence. unsuitableness of age, manifest per
manent dirattlitg, and have his name stricken off.
These applications must be made between 9A. El and
IP. M._ Other hours for general •business Exempted
parties, whose names are on these lista, need not an-
CAUTION. —All persons are cautioned against defacing
or tearing down the , enrolment lists posted on the cor
ners. ass these bills are watched, and any person detect
ed in violating this order will be arrested and punished
by military law. WM. N. LEHMAN,
Captain and. Provost Marshal First Dietrlct, Pa.'
N B.—Proprietors of Public Houses will be furnished
with the enrolment lists, to be exposed for public exams=
nation. by application at these headquarters. deg-tf
TO MEN OF COLOR 1-YOU ARE
NOW OFFER AD
by the City of Philadelphia. to enlist in the army of
the United States for three y: are or the war.
Congress is about. authorizing the Pay, Rations, Ad
vance Pay, and Bounty to COLORED TROOPS to be
placed on the same footing as other troops. You now
can have no sound objection to entering into the service
of your country.
Rally, then, with alstirity. Como forward and enlist.
Join the armies of the Republic, and fight for the Union
and for she
EMANCIPATION OP-YOUR OWA RACE.
- -
The attention of all is fixed on you, men of color. You
have said : Give tts the same bounties and the same
pay as white soldiers receive. and we will show the
world that we too can be patriots, These Inducements
are now offered to you, and henceforward you are on
trial before the world.
• - - -
In July last you " Resolved, We, the colored people
of Philadelphia in mass meeting assembled, do most enl
phatically and unitedly express our Arm belief that we
not only ought. but may, and will raise a full regiment
of ten companies of eighty men each, of colored volun
teers for the United States service, within the next ten
days, in our own city of Philadelphia. Let that pledge
be redeemed. But more than that, the colored people of
Philadelphia are, able to furnish three regiments from
their own numbers within thirty days: Will itbe done?
Colored men of Philadelphia, you are invited to call
at the rooms of the SUPERVISORY COMMITTEE, No.
IR.IO CHESTNUT Street. to be mustered into the ser
vice of your country. and receive toe •
BOUNTY OF TWO HUNDRED' ND FIFTY DCLLABS.
COME. - -
By order of theCommitteps for Recruiting Colorsd.
Troops. del!) it
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FAME INSURANCE COMPANY, NO
4i433 CHESTNUT Street -
PH
INLLDA NDELPHIA.
nap, Jam nasuakzion:
. DIRECTORS.
j
Tramiel N. Deck, . . E. D. WooaraN.
Chas. Richardson. i Oso. A. West
Heri.rewis: Jr.. . John Kessler, Jr..
John W. Everman; . Chas. Stokes,
Philip S. Justice, A. IL. Itosenhelta. .
O. W. Davis. , Joseph D. EWA
FRANCIS N. B 01C, Pre Mont.
CHARLES RICHARDSON! Vice President.
WILLIAM I. BLANCHARD. Seeretary. Islffklif
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY. Incorporated "1810. CHARTER PER
PETUAL. No. 310 WALNUT Street, above Third, Phi
ladelphia. -
Having a large paid-up Capital Stock and Earplug in
vested in sound and. available Securitiee, continues to
insure on Dwellings. Stores, Furniture, Merchandise
t
Vessels in port and their . Cargoes, and - other Personal
Preperty. All losses liberally and. promptly adjusted.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas R. Marie, James R. Campbell,
John Welch, Edmund G. Dntilh,
Samuel C. Morton, Charles W. PoultneY,
Patrick Brady. ' Israel Morrie.
John T. Lewis,
THOI
ALBERT C. L. CRAWFORD,
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
- 6 - STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA—OPPIOE Nos. 4 and
5 EXCHANGE BUILDINGS. North side of WALNUT
Street. between DOCK and THIRD Streets. PhiUdell:ads.
Ittcoaroß, &TED In 1794—CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL gigs:Awe.
PROPERTIES OP THE CO9 , WA.A.Y. FEBRUARY 1.
• 1963, $498,829.67.
MARINE. PERE, AND INLAND TRANSPORTATION
INSURANCE.
DIRECTORS.
Henry D. Sherrerd, Tobias Wagner.'
Charles Masatester. Tomas B. Wattsop. .
WWl= S. Smith, He G. Freeman,
William R White. Charles S. Lewis.
George H. Stuart, George C. Carson,
Samuel Grant, Jr, Edward O. Knight,
John B. Austin.
HENRY D. SHERRERD, President
Wilmot Maim, Beeretary. nol&ti
THE ENTERPRISE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
(FIRE INSURANCE RECLUSIVELY.)
___
COMPANY'S BUILDING, 400 WALNUT STR EE T.
• DIRECTORS.
F. Ratchford Starr, George H. Stuart,
William mace, John H. Brown, • •
Nalbro Frasier. . J. L. Errinner.
John. M. Atwood, . Geo.- W. Fahnectock.
Benj. T. Tredlok,- James Claghorn,
Mordecai. L. Dawson, William G. Moulton. .
P. RATCHFORD STARR, Prool.dont.
Tnos. H. NOrrooxaßT. S•orotarY. fill
THE PRESS. PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY;AANITARY 1, 1864.
MILITARY -NOTICES.
No. 1210 CHESTNUT Street
.PREIDEPTOR
GENERAL ORDERS; No. 26
AS B. MARIS. President.
Secretary. fe22-ti'
COMMISSION MOUSES.
COFFIN & ALTEM'US;
No. 220 CRESTNUT STREET,
Agents for the following Ooods
PRINTS.
GREENS MFG. CO,
JAMES SANDERS,
BI,EAOII.E
LONSDALE.
HOPE. -
BLACK TONE,
A , HMEAD'A,
CUMBERLAND,
PLYMOUTH,
MA NTON
GREENEMFG. CO,
POBRNTDALE.
& W. SLATER,
SOCIAL.
DYBI.VILLE.
REDHANK.
„TA MEsi OWN,
CENTRED ALE,
COVENTRY:
THAMES ELVER.,
BROWN
SHL AND.
GREEN B eNIC,
ETHAN . ILLLIN.
PHOENIX A.
COTTONS.
1 •FARMERTEXTEA.
PANSAIG,
MECHANICS' and
FARMERS', &0., &c.
(DORSET JEANS.
GLASGOW, FISHERVILLE. MANCHESTER—CoIored
and Bleached
SILECIAS_
LONDON, SOCIAL, LONSDA_LE, &c., &c,
PAPER CAMBRIOS.
LONSDALE and MFG. CO'S.
-WOOLENS.
GRAHAM CO'S• CLOTHS—Blacks and Fancy
rdtxturer. Water Proofs,num% &c
HINSDALE. CO'S BLACK. .CLOTHS, CA.SSI
XERES AND' DOESKINS; GAYSVILLE, PERRY%
FABNByirORTH dE IIOIT, dtc
SAMINETTS--Bass.Ftiypr, Crystal Springs. Con-
vereville, Orcutville., Bridgewater. Uxbridge, Chapin's.
'Campbell's, Lathrop's; Good rieh, &c., &c
JEANS-Robert it - odrean's Gold Medal. and others
LINSEY'S-Laz¢e and Small Plaids
COFFIN ec ALTEMUS,
No. 220 CHESTNUT STREET,
Offer by the Package the following deerription of Goode
ARMY BM CLOTHS AND KERSNYt3, AND
GRAY FLANNBLI3.
PRINTED AND FANCY SATINETTS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
HEAVY TWEEDS AND COTTONADES.
NEGRO KERSEYS PLAIN AND TWILLED.
PRINTED CLOAKINES AND SLEEVE LININGS.
DOMET AND FANCY SHIRTING FLANNELS.
BLUE DRILLS, DENIMS, NANKEENS.
CORSET JEANS AND CAMBRIC% OF VARIOUS
MAKES.
LAWNS—DUNNBLL'S AND OTHERS.
BLEACHED GOODS or STANDARD MAKES, IN
VARIOUS WIDTHS.
BROWN SHEETINGS AND FRIRTINGS, IN GREAT
VARIETY. &c.. &a. jal-tf
JAMES M. MURPHY.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
AMERICAN COTTON AND WOOLEN GOODS
Consignments Solicited, and Advances
nude if Desired.
REFERENCES:
J. &s. slevin. Hay lts McDpyitt. Walling, Coffin&Co.
jal-6t
ARMY. GOODS.
FURLOUGHS,
Officers and soldiers, visiting the city on furlough.
slivartros
and other
MILITARY IQUrPMEITTS
are invited to the very extensive
hfaiIIFACTURIHG BSTABLISIIMEDTT OF
GEO. W. SXMONES-
iiiMMEll
STirisoll-STRBEi i RAU
SANSOM Street, above Sixth.
PRESENTATION SWORDS
Made to order at the shortest notice, which for rich•
nese and magnificence challenge competition. no other
house in the country combining the M.A.litrY/CTURIDTEI
JRWKLER WITH THE PRACTICAL SWORD MAKER
FROTHINGIIA.IVIE di WELLS
=ll
HEAVF,_,MEDIIIM. AND LIGET SHIWZINGS AND
SHIRTING&
STANDARD DRILLS. '
HEAVY °ANTON FLANNELS.
wAstnnerom AND VICTORS CASIBRICS AND .
SILECIAS.
BAOWL BLEACHED, ASI'D COMET JEASS.
Wo. IN WORSTED YARN. - iso. 142.241 t 1
Ur CI W. SIMONS. di; BROTHErti
.
SAISOM-STREET HALL. PHILADELPHIA;
JAAJESSIOTURERS OD JEWELRY.
FINE SWORDS.
ADD
AULITAXY GOODS IR EVERY VARIETY,
Ati2B-116m -
NEW PIEBNACATIONS;
LITTLE DORRIT.
MESSRS. SHELDON & COMPANY,
335 BROADWAY, N. Y.,
THE UNDERSIGNED. HAVE. THIS
- 1 - day entered into Copartnership under the style
and: name of RAIOUEL 14 EVANS, for the transaction of
the Pry Goods COZIIII3iBSiOn BnAinesa. at 32 1 CHESTNUT
Street. - WILLI &td. 11.1kIOUBL.
. WILSON NVANS.
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First. The said pgitnershie is - to be conduCted, under
the name or firm of De Coursey. Hamilton, - it Evans.
Second. The general nature of the business' intended
to be transacted is the Dry Goods Commission Briefness
Third. The general partners in said partnership are
SarnuelG. De Courreyr residing at No. 828 South Six
teenth street; Hugh Hamilton, residing at No. 145 North
Twentieth Street, and Charles T, EVans, residing at No.
141 North Twentieth street, in the city of PhPadelp bin.
Fourth._ Thee pecial partners are Seth B. Stitt. - residing
at No. 212 West Logan Square, in the city of Philadel
phia. and Robert L Taylor, residing at No. 52 Union
Place. In the city `of New York, and they have each con
tributed to the common stock of the said partnership
fifty thousand dollars in cash. malting the sum of one
hundred thoueand dollars in the aggregate. -
Fifth. The said partnership is to commence on the first
day of January, A. D. 1864. and is to terminate on the
Slat day of December, A D. 18e1
SAML. G COURSEY,
HUGH HAMILTON.. General Partners.
SETH B. STITT. /
ROBERT L. TAYLOR, Special Partners.
Psur , AnalyßiA., Dec 31, 1163,
NOTICE IS BEREBY GIVEN THAT ,
the undersigned have this day formed a LIMITED
PARTNERSHIP, pursuant to the statutes of the Rate of
New York, for tbe Purpose of carrying on the GENE
RAL DRY GOODS COMMESION BUSINESS in the city
of New York, under the firm-name of KENDALL,
CLEVELAND, & OPDYKE.
That the sole general partners interested in the said
partnership are JOSEPH .1. KENDALL of the town of
Orange, county of 25508, State of New Jersey: HENRY
M. CLBVEL ND, of the city of 'BrooklYn, State of New
York. and HENRY B. OPDYKE. of the city of New
York.
That the sole special partners Interested in the partner
ship are CBO ROE OPDY BE of the city of New York,
who has contributed the sum of One Hundred Thousand
Dollars in cash towards the capital of the said. firm;
ROBERT L. TAYLOR, of the city of flew York, who
has contributed the sum of Fifty Thoneand Dollars in
sash towards the said capital, and SETH B. STITT.of the
city of Philadelr his, State of Pennsylvania, who has
nontrihnted the sum of Fitly Thousand Dollars in cash
towards the said capital.
That- the said partnership commences on the first day
of January, one thousand eight hundred and sixtr -four
(1.884), and terminates on the thirty•ftret day of Decem
ber. one thou:and eight hundred and sixty-six OM.
That,. by the terms of the said partner.hip the spacial
partners are not liable for the, debts of the partnership
beyond the amorists -respectively coatribated by them
to the capital, as abovestated.
• 'JOSEPH J. 113 ND aLL,
HENRY H. Ct.EVNLLND,
Ht.NRY"B. D KS,
OEO aeIkOPOY
ROVERT L TAYLOR, •
SETH B. STITT.
Trait' YORK, Deo. 31, 1853. ial6w
'PHILADELPHIA, 4)ECEMBER 31ST,
The Copartnership heretofore existing between the
Subicribers, under the firm 6f GEORGR PEARODY
& Co., is this day dissolved by the retirement of
George P. Peabody. .
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. lst.
The Subscribers have this day formed a Copartnership
under the Arm of HARRIS'. SHORTRIDGR, & CO., at
No. t 44 South 'FRONT Street, for the purpose of transact
ing the DRY. GOODS 'OORMISSION BUSCNESS, as Suc
cessions to the late firm of GEORGE F. PEABODY in CO.
GEORGE W. HARRIS.
E. PARK .03 SHORTEUDIE,
JAMES tL PEABODY,
EDWARD P. BORDER,
jai St. (L rite of Rat River, Massachusetts.)
wssoLunoN OF PARTNERSII[P.
-A--" —The Firm of V. &J. F. GILPIN & CO. was die•
solved this day by the withdrawal from Business of
VINCENT GILPIN and JOHN ; E. GILPIN. Either of
the Partners are authorized to settle the affairs of the
Firm. VINCENT GILPIN.
JOHN F. GILPIN.
JOHN R. GILPIN,
43E0. GILPIN.
PHILADELPHIA, December 31, /863.
NOTICE. -THE BUSINESS OF
• STOCK, LO AN, and BILL BROKE S.3.wlU ba con
tinued at .the old place of Bneiness, No. J. 12 T BOCK
Street, corner of Gold, by the Subscribers, under the
firm of GILPIN & CO. JOHN E. GILPIN,
ORO. GILPIaT.
PuiLADY,LrirtA, Jan. 1. 185-1. ftawftt*
THE .FIBM OF JOSEPH C. TURN
PENNY & CO. is TEIS DAY DISSOLVED by limi
tation, \ JOS. C. TURSPENNY,
SAMUEL S. SCUITINCI.
PIIILADELPMA. lot Month, Ist, 1163.
CARD' - -Tll UNDERSIGNED, PART.
NEE in the late firm of JOS. C. TURNPE ?LEY St CO.,
having purchased the old established Drug and-Pharma
ceutical Store, at the N. B. corner of SPRUCE and
TENTH:Streets, will continue to give personal attention
to every department of the business Especial care will
be taken, as heretofore, in the selection of medicines.
compounding PhYsibians' prescriptions. Ste. I
. .
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing ender the name . of JOHN H. AiLLIIN & CO.,
at Nos. 4 and 0, 00.11bT2tUT Street. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent;
. . . .
G. F. GALE, and F NEWELL, are alone authorized to
settle the business of the late firm.
JOHN H. ALLEN,
GEO. F. GALE,
JANtrAnY 1, 1864. F...1•1E WELL.
The undersigned bare this day entered into Copartner
ebb under the name of OEO, F. GAL 'St 00 and veld
continue the Wholeeple Wood and Willow Ware:btu&
nue at the old data Nos. 4 and 6 CHESTNUT S'reet.
GEO. F. GALE.
NEWELL.
. UNITARY 1. 18N.
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
-A- FOBB existing between the subscribers, under the
Ann of EVANS & CO,, is this day dissolved •by mutual
consent. 'fir NI. EVANS.
JOS. EVANS.
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL CONTINUE
the Business' as heretofore for the transaction of the
Dry Goods Commission Business, at the old stand, 214
CHURCH . - J
PRILA_DELPHIAL.,Mit month Slot, MS OSEPH EVANS.
jal-frm. 41
. _
THE COPARTNERSHIP OF PALES,
LOTHROP; tr - 00 3 . was dissolved on the 17th day:of
_.s.-.11. - rast by the d of. Zebodiali Lathrop.
The remaining partners. GEORGE C ALES, DANIEL
C. WHARTON, and,LEWIS R PALM have aseociatad
comarisiithrstrgtnTs .at
continue the DO •
X). 9114 gess rriliT Street. GRO. VALES,
D C WHARTON,
• • 7 LEWIS R. TALES
PHTLAITIMIIA. Jan.
.
THE'UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
day entered Into'.COPARTNERSHIP as Imposters
and Jobbers of Hosiery. Gloves, Gents' Furnishlna
Goods. and Notions, ander the firm of ROBgET.4,
WARFORD. dc GOLDSMITH. at. No. %19 MARKEN
Etna, and No. Athil CHURCH Alio%
WM. H. H ROBERTS,
. • - JOHN W WARFORD,
T. OLIVER GOLDSMITH, Jr.
PERLADELPIIIA. 7£ol. 1, Mt lt*
COr A RTNERSHIP NOTICE.-
x•-• Henry T: Rionbrldge, John D. Sam and Henry L.
Bider, hove this lay formed a Copartidership, nndor the
firm of STANBRIDGE. BARR, Sr CG., 'or the purpose of
transacting the Wholesale and. Be tail Bui'ding and
Housekeeping Hai dware, at 1321 MARK.T Street -
HENRY T. STANBRIDGB,
JoHN D._B &RR..
• EMIT L ELDER.
PEfiLADELPITIA, Jeml, 1563. lal-3t.
THE FIBM OF MORRIS. WEIEELER,
& CO: le thia day dieeolvedbylimitation.
JONEPH E. WHEELER retires, and the rdma'n
lea partners have formed a new copartnership, and
will 'continue the business as heretofore. under the
Arm of
• MARIS,. WHEELER. dr CO:'
THEODORE H MORRIS,
ANDREW WHEELER,
FREDERICK W. MORRIS
PHILADELPHIA, 31e1 December, 1163. jal-60
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Little Donn-- 4 vols.
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Sketcices 2 vols.
Uncommercial Tra
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Pictures of Italy and
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COPARTNERSHIPS.
CO:iPARTI4E3-
DISSOLUTION SHIP —The co-partnershio heretofore existln nn
dei the firm-name of OM COURSEY. HAMILTON. &
EVANS is this day dissolved km mn , nal consent
SAUL G. DE COURSER'.
HUGH HAMILTON.
CHAS T. EVANS.
. SETH B.- sum.
•
PIIILADMAMIA, Dec. $l, I£‘B3. .
THE UNDERSIGNED - HAVI G
formed a limited partnership ander andbyvirtue clan
act. of-the deneral•Aaeembly of the Commonwealth of
Pennsyhmela.paseed the 2114 of March, A D. 1886 entitled
"an Act relative to Li mil ed. Partnerships" and the winds
me nt thereto, do- makatbe folio wing publication incom
pliance with the said act of Aeeembly and the eappli
ments thereto: -
GEORGE F. PRABODY.
GEORGE W. HARRIS.
N. PARKER AHOIITRIDGE,
TOMES H. PEA.BODY.
SAAPIEL S. BUNTING.
PAILADELPITTA. Ist Month. Ist, 1864.. jal-61
THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
fore existing between BIDDLE REEVES and CHAS.
W. REEVES.. under the a tyle of BID DL E REEVES &
SON, have been dissolved. by the death of Biddle
Reeves. All persons mdebted to the said firm are re
quested to wake payment. and those having calms
against the same to present , them to the survivingPartuer.
The undersigned will continue the husinecs in hie own
fame. CHARLES W. REEVES,
411 ST. JOHN Street.
JAN - CARY 1.`1964. ' jll -2t*
COPARTNERSHIP: -WE HAVE
this day entered into Copartnership. for the purpose
of traneaeting a "Wholesale 'HOSIERY, TRIMMING.
and 'TAMMY Business, under the name of CAMOti
BOYD. at No:18 Borth FOURTH. Street.
THO Af AS CARSON.
_ JAMES BOYD.
YERLADELPHTA. Jan. 1.1864. ja.l.lot.
COPARTNERSHIP. -THE SUB
SCRIBERS have this day entered into partnership,
under' the firm of CHASE & Main, for the raann•
facture and sale of Boot and Shoe Uppere, at No. 19
South 7131 RD Street. (uP stairs.)
- .bI.M. CHASE,
GEO. R. PEDDLE.
JAFUAItS 1, IEB4 :W. fm wBt*
TVISSOLUTION.-T RE COPARTNER
sllll' beretofote existing under the firm of RO W.
LEY. ASBBURNER, & CO.. is this day dissolved by
the (Rath
be
ALGERNON E. ASHBDRNER. The hu.i
nests will be settled by the surviving partner, who will
continue the business on his own account. __
EDWARD H. ROWLEY,
16 South DELAWARE Avenue.
DECEMBER 31,1863. ..
PILADELPHIA, JANUARY 1,1861.
We, the undersigned, have this day formed a
partnership under the style of. POLLOCK & CASSEL
EMMY, to transact the Dry Goods, Jobbing Dry Roods,
and Commission butinesd, at the old stand. of. John Pol
lock, Wi South Second street, (u stairs )
JOHN POLLOCK.
ltd.. J. ILMASSELBERRY.
WILLIAM . M. SHOEMAKER AND
RICHARD M. SHOEMAKER. Ja., are this day
admitted to, an interest in our business. the style and
title of the firm to cos tinue the same as heretofore.
ROBIIRT SHOEMAKER & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists,
N. E.' earner FOURTH and RACE Streets..
PHILADELPHIA, January 1,1864. ,
TRE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
. fore existing under the Style of GAM:MAIM ik
MILLIGAN, is this. day dissolved by mutual consent.
The books of the late grm maybe found at 30 South
FOURTH Street.
JOHN ELIGALBRAITIL
030. A. MILLIGAN.
Pnri.AnatritrA. Jan. 1. 1.961 lal-3t5
MR. C. DUNBAR LOCKWOOD HAS
THIS DAY been admitted to an interest in the bu
einem of the MOCKWOOD MAREFFAUTURING CO
The purchases and sales for said Company, heretofore
made in the name of Wm E. Lockwood, will in future
be made in thename of W. E. &E. D. LOCKWOOD.
• Dec. 31. 18eF. jai-3V
THE PARTNERSHIP, FORNIERLY,
existing betwee&John H. Troutman, Aligns Came
ron, and J. Alfred. Kay, under the name and firm-of
KAY & BROTBER, has explred by limitation.
.1. ALFRED KAY and AVEEMEI CAHERON will con
tinue ilia business under the old name.
DECEMBER 31, Mb&
fIOPARTN Eft RHIP- NOTIOE.-= T E
"..- 1 undersigned have this day entered Into copartner
ship, for the transaction of the Dry Goods Commission
Business, under the name of JOHN H. WILLIAMS &
CO.. at PTO. 329 CHESTNUT Street •
JOHDPII. WILLI &MS.
PHILADd. , lan. 1.1561 ' JOHN WIEST. jal-lne,
TB E COPARTNERSHIP HERETO.
-a- FOEF, ex!sting between SAM 1 U R. SHIPL KY,
EMENOR.B H. BAZ .and PEMBERTON 8. BUT
CHINSON. rmdar the- iirm of SHIYGISY, EIAZKRI3,
HUTCHINSON, baring expired by limitation, is this
day renewed by them for the term of five years.
FHILADELPRJA, 12t11.11/0.. 91st, 1E63. ittl-10t
TIISSOLUTION. -
PHILADELPHIA:,
1.964
The undersigned, trading under the`firm of JOHN
HOOPER, • SON, & CO.. rethea from business. The
business will be settled at the Mike. No it *CHEST
NUT Street. ROBERT EL 1100T'EB.
OTICE.--11R..;NEWTON CAR PEN
N
TBR iettres this day frOm our Him The 'remain
lug Partners will liquidate unsettled affairs. and con
bone business under the same style as heretofore.
, • C. HOWE & CO:
Duca - must. 31,1M5, . NE WTON &RP BN r&R.
WILLIAM C:• PETERS IS ADMITTED
v.T .to an Interest In our Firtafrom tly t a`date.
' - , - VANCE ,ft_liktiDlS. •
Jannari Ist, 18e4..
WR •HATE , THI&.DAY ;ADMIT D
SAML. 'W. VADVintrLEIt to an intere4ln our bu
sineici..' JOEL J 8&1,L1 . ...31
:rafT4DELPHIA, let Chin )1, 186-1; -
COPARTNERSHIPS.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
60)bl:iled PARTNERSHIP heretofore-existing be
tweeiCRICHARD 1). Woo_ ,D JOSIAH BAC INHUN
JAMIN V. MARSH, LEWIS W. HAYWARD. EDWARD
Y. ToWNOXECD, MORI , HEND.ggoou. RICHAAD
WOOD, and ALFRAD H. FOSTCR, under the Arm of
R. WOOD, MARSH; HAYWA.IID, cerrolnatee this day
pifit lintgation the bustnese will be eett_ed at
the out Aim', u‘o MAR EP Street.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 34 1963, .
LIMITED PARTNEBSFIIP -THE
Subscribers hereby give notice that they have en
tered into a Limited Partnership, agreeably to the Prod.-
alone of the laws of Pennsylvania relating to limited
Partnersblps.
That the name or firm under which said par tnershits
'is to he conducted, is - WOOD, MARSH, & HAY WARD'
That the general Attire of the business intended to be
transacted is the Dry Goode Jobbing business. . -
That the names of all the general and special partnere
interested therein are, BENJAMIN V meitsu (general
partner), LEWIS W. HAY WARD (general warmer).
HR) HENDERSON (general partner ), RICHARD
WOOD (general partner). SAMUEL P. GODWIN (gene
ral partner). RICHARD D, WOOD (spacial partner). an I
Bard
H. BACON (special partner), and all of them. the
Bard partners, general and spaniel. reeide in the City of
a That the aggregate amount of the capital contributed
by the special partnere to the comman stock is one hun
dred thousand dollars —of which "fifty thousand doilare
in cash has been so contributed by the said RICHARD'
D. WOOD, special partner—and or which fifty thoroand
dollars in cash, has been so contributed by , he said: JO-
S' sH BACON, special partner.
That' theperiod at which the said partnership ie to
commence, is the thirty-first 'day of December. A. I) ,
DM and the period at which it will terminate is she
"ihirty-first day of Dezember, A. D , 1866.
RICHARD D. WOOD,
Special Partner.
JO3IAH BACON,
Special Partner.
BENJAMIN V. MARSH,
1,EW16 W. HAY WARD,
FLURY HENDERSON,.
RICHARD WOOD,
SAMUEL P. GODWIN.
/
jal 6w
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP-
The Partnerahipleretofore existing under the firm
of SHAFFNER, ZIEGLER & 00 . ie this day dissolved
by mutual consent. JOHN SHAFFNER.
CHARLES .ZIEGLER,
JOSEPH ADAMSON.
THADDEUS W. MARKLEY.
DECEMBER 31, 1863. jal-Bt*
VOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNER_
SHIP. —A. Limited Parnership is day formed among
the rubscribers, under the firm name of MARKLEY &
SHAFFNER.
The beneral Partners in said. firm are Thaddeus W.
Markley and John - Shaffner. Jr., both residing in the
city of Philadelphia. -
The Special Partntfre in said firm are John Shaffner and
Rh arlee Ziegler, both residing in the city of Philadelphia..
The said Hpecial Partners have each contributed to the
capital stock of said firm 'the sum of fifty thousand dol
lars in cash, making. in all, one hundred thousand dol
lars of special capital .
The business of said firm will be the WHOLE3A_LE
HOSIERY AND VARIET Y BUSINESS.
The said Partnership is to commence on the first day
of JANUARY. +SSE and to terminate on the thirty-first
day of December, 1666.
THADDEUS W. 2dA.RIKLEY.
JOHN
SHAIP ite E III TR GPartners.
JOHN SHAFFNER.
CHARLES ZIEGLER,
Special Partnere.
JAVIIART 1, 1864. - isl-3t f6t.St
THE FIRM OF R. N. PRATT & CO.
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
No PRATT%
H. DENISON.
PEILADELPHIA, Decetat sr SI, 1163.
IMITED PARTNERSHIP.—TIIE
T :
undersignda, h'a'ring foamed a Limited Partnership.
do make the follow - Ina publicationin compliance with
the law rslative to Limited Partnerships. and the sup
plements thereto.
First—The said partnership is to be conducted under
the name and style of PRATT & DENISoIsi.
•
Second—The general nature of the business Intended to
be transacted by the said tartnerehip is the Wholesale
and Retai LEATHER and SHOE FINDIItiS busineas.
Third—The General Partners are RI7 FITS N. PRATT,
residing at No. 120 Callowhilt street, and. HENRY DEN/-
SON. residing at No. 696 Franklin street,
Fourth—The amount of - capital which ABEL DENI
SON, of New York, the epeeial Partner, has contributed
to the common stock of said partnership is Fifteen Thou
sand Dollars. in caeh '
Fifth—The said. partnership is to caramelise on the Ist
day of Jannary, 1865. and. to terminate on the Ist day of
Jannary 1567. RUFUS N. PRATT
SEEM:VC DENISON,
General Partners:
ABEL DENIt ON,
' Special Partner.
PHILADELPHIA, Jannars-1, 1861. jal St
NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNER
SHIP. —The nnderaigned hereby give notice, under
the provisione of the acts of Assembly for the Common
wealth of - Pennsylvania relative to limited partnerships,
that they have formed a Limited Partnership, and pub
lish the following as the terms thereof: •
rhSt The name of the firm under which said pal tner
ship shall he conducted is WATSON. & JANNEY.
Second The general nature of the business intended
obe transacted is the purchase and sale of Dry Goods:
he place of business to be in the city of Philadelphia.
Third. The names of the- General Partners are
CHARLES WATSON. residence NO. 452 North SIXTH
Street. in the city of Philadelphia; and FRANKLIN
JANNEY, residence ho. 609 COA rEs Street, in the city
of Philadelphia The name of the Special Partner is
'WILLIAM S. STEWART. residence CONTINENTAL
HOTEL. in the city of Philadelphia. All said general
and special partners reside in the city of Philadelphia.
Fourth. The amount of capital which the said Special
Partner has contributed to the common stock is the sum
of TWENTY, s-HOrSAND DOLLARS.
Fifth. I aid partnership shall commence on the first
day of January, eighteen hundred and siaty.four. and
terminate on the thirty-first day of December, eighteen
hundred and sixty-Ala:
UNAHLES WATSON,
FRANKLIN JAS NSY,
General Partnere
W. s STEWART, -
NOTICE OF_ LIMITED PARTNER-
SHlP.—Whereas. we, the anbscriber4, have_this
day entered into a Limit., Partnership under the ct of
the General Assembly of the Commonwealth of Penn
sylvaida, approved March 21st, 1836, entitled 'Art Act 5 e
1a Elva to Limited Partnerships," and all other enact
ments of the said General Assembly relative to Limited
Partnerships: now, therefore. in compliance with the
provisions of the said enactments, we publish the terms
of the said Limited. Partnership, as follows:
First—The name ox firm under which the said Limited
Partnership is to be conducted, is that of JOHer F.
1017.110
Second—The general nature of its business lethal ef
the Wholesale and Retail DRY-GOODd 131760E38.
Third—The said Limited Partnership is composed of
JOHN F. 'YOUNG. who resides in the city of Phila
delphia, and CHARLES - G. KILUNGER, whose place
of residence is at present in Lebanon county, in She Sluts
of.sP-ertneL/YlMtla• The said John F.JWAIPPELVeird
illin
Charles B. Eger is the Special - Partaer therein.
Fourth—The Special Partner, the said CHARLES H.
RITA ING EL has contributed, acinally, and - in good
faith, in cash. the sum of Five Thousand Dellare to the
capital or common stock of the said Limited Partnership.
Fifth—The Mid Limited Partnership will commence on
the list day of December, A.D. 1863, and will terminate
on the 31st day of Decembnr A D. 1866
JORIN vtrem,,
CHARLES H. KILLING ES)
• Special Partner. -
PHILADELPHIA, December 31, 1863. isl-frmtvew
0 TICE.-THE. COPAfai , TERSIIIP
- 1 - 1 heretofore existing between the subscribers, under
the firm of WELLING, COFFIN, & CO„ is this day dis
solved by limitation, and the removal of air. C
WELLING to New York. Either partner will sign' the
name of the firm in liquidation
CHARLES H. WELLING,
LE BIUEL COFFIN,
JOSEPH B. ALTBHUS.
Philadelphia, December 31. 1563. -
. CHARLES H. wsuriva has associated with him Mr.
CH.ItLES B. LOTHROP. and will continue the DaY
GOODS COMMIL,SION BUSINESS. at N 05,131, 133, and
136 DUANE Street, under the style of
CHARLES IL WELLING At CO..
New York, January 1, 1E64.
The subscribers have formed a Copartnership under
the firm of COFFIN .3,..1.1,T5151DS and will continue the
DRY GOODS COMMISSION BUSINESS in Philadelphia,
at No. gao CHESTNUT Street.
LEMUEL COFFIN,
JOSE('Ii B AL,TBRITS.
Philadelphia, January 1. 1864 stal.-12t
THE COPARTNERSHIP OF THOS.
- 8 - MELLOR SCGO. Is` thisday dicselved by its own.
.THOMAS MELLOR and. GEO. 0. EVANS'
withdrawmg, The business of the late firm will be
settled by the remaining partners.
' Philadelphia, Dec. 31, 1883.
fIOPARTNERSHIP.-JOHN B. MEL
LOR, EDWARD RAINS, and Wfd. DIELLOR have
this day associated themeelverrunder the style and firm
of MELLOR, BAINO & MELLOR, 'for the transaction of
the WHOLESALE HOSIERY and MAL-WARS WM
NESS, at the old. store. Nos. 40 and 92 NORTa THIRD
Street. _
Philadelphia. Dec. 31, 1863.
lal-3t*
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
between JOS. E TEMPLE and SAMUEL
H. MILDER, unaer the firm of TEMPLE St CO., le this
day dissolved by mutual consent. Either partner will
attend to the settlement of the business. -
JOS. B TEMPLE,
SAM'L H. MILLER.
PRILADBLPHIA, Dec 81, - 1863.
JOSEPH E. TEMPLE HAS THIS DAY
associated with him his son. CHAS. H. TEMPLE.
They will continue the Jobbing Dry Goods Stoinese
under the same firm of TEMPLE & CO., at Nos: 19 and
Al South FOURTH Street.
PHILADELPHIA. January 1 1864. jal3t
NOME__ OF COPAIITNERSHIP.—
Mr. BEENAED LOSBENTHAL is Ibis day admit
ted_ as • a partner in the' firm of WOLGAMIITH &
-RALIIG H. The style of the firm from this date will be
WOLGAMIITH, RALEIGH, is CO.
The undersigned will continue the Manufacturing, Im
porting. and Commission Business as heretofore. at No.
.B.iihKo Street, and - Nos. 10 and 12 STE /WHERRY
'Street. wouteutips. RALEIGH, & CO.
PAILAT)ELPHIA. January 1. 1864. • jal.6t
DISSOLUTION. •=-'• THE FIRM OF
•HAMRICK & CALDWELL
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All business
with the firm will be settled by their successors,
HAMRICK St LEAVITT.
COPARTNERSHIP.-GHAS. H. HAM.-
RICE and HART A. LEAVITT have this day en
tered into partnezehip. under the firm of HAMRICK di
LEAVITT. for the importation and jobbing of hosiery,
glove Land fancy goods, at 30 North FOURTH St. jal.Bt.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE..
• . _
1 - 11ILADELPITIA. JUL 1. -
ROBERT B. ~ .TOHNEGN is this day admitted to an in
terest in our firm
The 11/73/0 and style will continue to be as hereto.
fore. G F. WORK Sr. CO..
Bankers and Exchange Brokers
. G.EO.
jai et* 4 - 8.. G. MoLEOD.
NOTICE OF •
COPARTNERSHIP.
Mr. WILLIAM PRITN LEWIS becomes a partner In
our house to-day.
"BODGES BROTHERS.
BALTIMORB, January 1. 1661, r jai:Aiwa*
OTICE .—WE HAVE THIS DAY
' admitted -SAKI,' K. KELLY and - ANDREW C.
SINN to an interest in our bustne,s.
ROOD, BONBOGEtT. St CO..
529 MARKET Street.
PuiLanTL ' 6.pats, Jan. 3, 1E64. • '
ROBERT GLENDENNING, JR., IS
THIS DAY admitted into the firm of DUMBER &
CO., Banker,, u 3 South THIRD street.
PWILAIIBLPWIA. Jan. 1, 'Med.
NOTICE -FROM AND AFTER JA
nuary let. 1£64. the firm heretofore transacting ba
sin nes under the title of DAVIS & CO. willterconducted
by the eame• parties under the firm of N. & - 'A. MID
DLLTON. •
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
day entered Into coparinership. for the transaction
of the Dry Goods Commission business, under the name
and style of BROOKS, SCOTT, & Co. , at N 0.1.09 CHEST
NUT Street. 'EDWARD D &Roma,
• JAMES W. T. SCOTT.
PHILADELPHIA. Dee: 1, 1863. mtjl St
TEE UNDERSIGNED. HAVE THIS
day entered into ctpartnership for the transaction
of the
COAL '"SHIPPING EtiSIN,ESS,
under the firm of THEO..D. EMORY & CO.,.at No. 209
SOOTII FOURTH Street,-below Walnut
-THEODORE N. Ebtoßy,
LOUIS EMORY.
Philadelphia, Dec.'Sld. 1661 de3l,3V
THE • UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
- 0 - day entered into,copartnership for the transaction of
the] ebbing business in.:
HATS. CAPS,. FURS, STRAW GOODS, &a:, &c.;
Under the name and style of LI QPINCO P T , BOND. &
Co., at No. S North I.HIRD Street
• Wif.. V. LIPPINCOTT,
GEORGE M. BOND., •-
_ _ JAMES MITCHELL.
Phils.,,Dee. 21, MS._ de29 81*
111+1-1-11101 CORRECT 'PLISO TUNING,
u• 1 , 1-Mr. C. SLEGIBIT'S orders for Mains •
and repairing Planos are received at MASON 00.'t
store.' 907 CHESTNUT Street; only. •
Mr. S has had alarm:Limos':l'story experience la les.
ton, aria lye years' employment in Philadelphia.
—Pianon releahered to soma is soft age
sweet toned as new. without reaming.. •
tams for Taming. 06144111111 T
AN`EXPBRIENCIED BOOKICErEPER
desires.% situation; first•olass city references. Ad
dress "D. a.." office of The Preee.
WANTED BY AN OLD-El WA
BLISHED House In Teas and Grocers' Drugs; a
firet•class Travelling Salesman. To one (ally competent,
liberal inducements Will be ollered. Address, giving
experience and references, Bob 93 rhiladelphia P.O.
j mkt,' •
WANTED-ASMART, ACTIVE BOY,
in a Dry Goods, Commission. and ll:rooming
)101188. Address Box 21% in handwriting of applicant.
Jai -2t.
WANTED-SALESMAN'WANTED
in the White Goods department'. One iihoender
stands the bneinets preferred. Apply to Box 2760, Post
Office. ~ ft*
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN TO
open and tale charge of a set of Books in the Dry
Goods: Commission Business. Address "A B. & C 0.."
Preen Office .
WANTED-BY A YOUNG. MAN-r
from Delaware. of business experience and eaten
-13/V4 acquaintance. a situation in a gond Hardware or
Grocery House. Address "Energy." ofrace of Press.
jai St.
WANTED.-IN A BOOKSTORE A
YOUNG MAN having some knowledge of Book
keeping. fdnet be a good penman. Addreee, with real
same and reference, in handwriting of the applicant,
'Box 287. , ' Philadelphia 1'; 0. Jai-St
W A N'T ED -A SITUATION BY A
= 'Young Man..who has had itve years' experience
in a 'Wholesale Hardware More. Address "Sohn." this
office. den 2te
WANTED - A SITUATION BY =A
1 young MAN from Ohio, in a wholesale Drag or
Apothecary Establishment, where he could make him
self useful and gain a knowledge , of the business; could
bi flume some trade. Address 'T. IL W. ," box 'AM.
de3l.2t.
WANTED -FOR A CLASSIC A.L
School, a MATER, fully qualified to teach the
Classtcs Mathematics and Higher Branches An Epis
copalian preferred. Salary M. Address, with refer
ences or testimonials, ' A," care of the editor of this
paper. de3l.-2t
;'WANTED IMMEDIATELY, AT O.AX
LAND FEMALE INSTITUTE—A Lady, to xive lel-
RODS on the PIANO. Apply to J. DRIER RALSTON.
cle363t. Norristown. Pa,
WANTED-IN A. WHOLESALE
BOOT AND SHOE STORE.—Two Salesmen. who
can bring a large Penncylvania and Ohio trade. Apply
to S. &G. W. TOWNSEND, 18 N THIRD St. de3o 4t*
A TLEMA.N WITH FROMSIO,OOO
to $l6, &Zia wanted, to engage in a respectable, cafe,
and fair-paying Manufacturing Business. Address "In
dustry," at this office. . del-tnthetf
1010IISE WANTED. —WANTED ON
Lfase, a good-sized Dwelling House. with back
buildings and modern cOnventenctes, on WALITUP or
SPRUCE Streets, between Tenth and Rixteenth streets.
Add: ess McC., Jr.. Box 177. Post Office. de3o-3t
WANTED-IN AN OLD ESTAB
LASHED Shoe House. a SALESMAN, that has ex
perience, and can command a good Pennsylvania, Ohio,
and Indiana trade. Address Box 2218,, Philadelphia
Poet. Office. ,de3o.sts
sITITATION WANTED-IN A BANK=
14, - , 'NG-HOUSE, Insurance Company, or Counting
.
ROES?, by a Young Man who is a good writer and ac
countant. References Riven as to character and qualifi
cations. Address Box 24'6. Post Office. deal-its
WANTED -IN A WHOLESALE
MI
LINERY'ROUSE. a practical ENTRY CLERK.
Must be quick at fiances and write good hand. Address.'
with references. Box 861. Philadelphia post office.
de26-fmw 3t,"
SOLDIERS 1-AN AGENT IS WANT
ED in every Regfraent for the sale of something light
and' profitable, needed by Everybody, especial/1i by
ever Soldier Agents are doing big things. Address
(enclosing stamp> AB.RAND &LE &
dell-frawlm&R , i 4 7 5/11% BROADWAY, New York.
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL- THE
STANDARD HISTORY Or THE WAR. 'A rare
'clifince,to make money. Agents are clearing from $lOO
to $230 a month. - 2C0.000 volumes already sold. Send
for circulars. address JONES BROS. & CO., Publish
ers, BALTIMORE, Md. de3o 3w*
WANTED-A SALESMAN IN A
Notion House. A. liberal salary- will be given ton.
suitable person. Apply to_ M. M. SURPLE.
de2.9 61* . 53 North 'Min Street.
$25000--A_ PARTY HAYING
• ffi200000r4525.000. desiring to engage,
either as Special or General PARTSE It in a manufactu
ring business. in this city, long eetablished, with an ex
clusive CASE trade, and paying a fair profit, can find an
opportunity by addteasing. With real name, "Manufac
turer." at this office. < ' de3(l-21.
. I t6o A MONTH'
.-WE WANT AGENTS AT.
, ty $6O a month. expenseepal4, to sail our Ever /rating
PeNeils', Oriental Burners, and 13 other article:. Moir
-
milers sent free. SHAW Sr CLARK. Biddeford, Ma. d2i.lin
276 A MONTH! --I WANT TO HIM
w •-• Agents in every sonnty at 576 a month,
:es paid, to aell my neer cheap Family Sewing Masher..
Address. S. MADISON. Alford. Maine. oe2S-ddrw3to
AD . DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER
GENERAL'S OFFICE—ParrADampECIA. Feb. 8,.
VESSELS WANTED Immediately' to carry COAL to
the following Points:
Torturus.
Key West. Fla.
Fort Monroe, Va.
Alexandria. Va.
NeWbern, A. C.
Port Royal, 6. 0. A. BOYD.
tale-tf Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
TO L E T-A DESIRABLE FRONT
OFFICE in WALNUT Street. between. Fir9nt and
second Address Box 1208 P. O. 3a1.-2t*
Special Partner.
FOR SALE-A NUMBER OF COON
-L. TER TABLES. for stores. Apply NO. 242 CHEST
NUT' Street. second story. de3l-2t.
TO RENT—A SUPERIOR RE!..d.
Mral. VENCE. with all modern conveniences. 60 faet
front, situated at No. 201 , 2 West Delancy'e place. Rent
PLIXO. Apply . to - ROBERT MACGRE4O.B, 419 Walnut
2treet. -
BROAD STREET RESIDENCE
FOR S&LE. --Handsome, well built Modena Dwel
lica-.-on BELOA.I3 Street. near Girard avenue, containing
Sixteen Rooms, and ever) modern convenience. lot 20
by MTh Price low; terms easy.
GEO. N TOWNSEND,
de3l-2t
,123.1-2 South FOURTH Street.
M3:30X1-ri T
INCE on TWELFTH EStreet. above Green A
three-etor) Brick Dwelling, three-story double back
buildingsontaining ten rooms , and every convenience.
Lot 17 bl Si.S Immediate possession..
010 N TOWri SAND.
1231-a South FOgliTH Street.
. SIDEINCE, with immediate possession. ltro. 1814;
FOR SALE-GREEN STREET' RE-,
.1 t i ta i nainted and. papered all through. LotlB. by,
f
street. Also. neat Resi
dence 656 frott l flip.t r errand Vinl,
No. 323 WALNUT Street. set.-` Apply to E. PAT PIT,
_ de29.
est, FOR 8 A L E-A FIRST OLA.SS
...S.—little FARM, at Reeseville. Pa.. 16 miles from the
city. There is 20 acres of land, and very choice front
house, remodelled; plenty of good water. It is a very
nice country seat, eight minutes wait from the station.
For paricniars apply to B. MATH I.WS, on the place, at
Recseville, or io 110 SEEM B * KET B.
In MAR Street.
181 6t* above Eleventh.
MLILVIE'S SAFE-THE WORLD'S
PEOTKCTOR.
ITS ENEMY—THE ENEMY OF MANKIND.
ANSWER TO CODICIL.
I notice in The Press of the 24th Decsmber, what I
should term a codicil to the article published by Messrs.
Evans & Watson of the day previous, headed important
to Merchants, &c, It is true the codicil is placed at the
bead instead of the foot of the first article. But I infer
it is to mlike that tone Lawyer's Cirtificate from the
Lock Haven firs more conspicuous, as it is so new, fresh,
Ind to the purpose.
le lint does it meet the issue? Not at all. I say I am in
formed from the beet authority. that tie's very safe was
taken out of the building before the fire caught, and was
on the walk or in the street during the fire' is it denied-?
Not at all. It is possible that the fire might hays struck
the face of the Safe (though on the walk) hard enough to
melt off some of the brass, and the debris from the build
ing might have laid around it for twel re hours before it
was removed, and this Cirtificate amounts to nothing
more; besides it is ciedte common that lawyers state their
client's case strongly in their client's favor, especially
when well paid. .
Ore ether point in this codicil may be worthy of.
notice.
I see displayed in large capitals. Evans & Watson
against the world and the rest of mankind. Including
the chllied.iron arrangements. &c. I would like to in
quire, are they reels; Linea descendants tfrom that
ancient people or nation • whose hand was to be
against every man ?" Perhaps Messrs. E. & W. will
enlighten the public on this subject,
THE CHILLED-IRON SAFE—THE BANKER'S. PRO-
T - ROTOR.
It will be seen from a critical review of Its hiatory that
not a single Bank Sate made under any of Lillie's
Patents have been robbed of one dollar IVY burglars
since its introduction np to this time, notwithstanding
their extended use among banks throughout the United
Slates, holding and protecting a very large proportion
of the money and treasure of the country.
THE CHILLED-IRON SAFE THE MERCHANT'S PRO
TECTOR.
Frera the same review it will be seen that only live
" Mercantile Safes have been opened by burglars among
the tens of .thousands made under all of Lillie's
Patents for the last eleven years, and two &Ahem ware
opened by driving in the leek, and by drilling threagh
the iron,; four of them were used by private bank
ers. and all made under the first Patent, and never
designed for bankers' nee by the makers. This shows the
folly of placing a bate in a higher and more responsible
position than its maker designed. (a lesson that the
enemy might well study. and learn wisdom.)
It may be proper to say here that iron that would-be
considered fairly drill proof eight years since, through
modern Improvement , and appliances, is now pe aetrated ;
also that equal improvements have been made in the --
hardening of metals since. so that the burglar is Still
foiled.
But to return to the subject : one of .the five safes was
used legitimately by a merchant, made some eight years
since, was in a favorable place for the burglar to work—
I not Lillie's -make--and the door was drilled and -the
powder applied, and the lose very small. Is not this a
clear record.? Is not Lillie's safe fairly the Merchants'
Protector against burglars? and by the same review
equally and more triumphantly so against. lire?
THE CHILLED TR.ON SAFE—THE GENTLEMEN'S
AND HOUSEKEEPERS' PROTECTOR . •
Among tee many thousands of them in use in Gentle
men's end Housekeepers' dwellings by the same review.
not a dollar has been lost by Ares or burglary. Truly,
they are the world's protector: and their snetnY mutat
be the enemy of mankind. M. O. SADLER. Agent,
21 South SEVENTH Street....
P. S. —1 am now furnishing three sizes of National.
Bank. Safes. They argrboth fire and burglar proof, with
two distinct inside burglar safes, and three of my, new
anti-micrometer locks on each safe. believed to : be the
only bank lock now in pee that bag not been picked or
cannot be ,picked by the aid of the micrometer. These
safes all present four to six inches in thickness of
-solid iron, guarantied to be the strongest, the most dfli
milt to drill. and to stand - the most resistance against
bath fire and burFiary of any safe in the United States of
the same size and cost.
• I have on hand, also, and will furnish all sizes of Bank
Vault Sa'es. possessing all the advantages of the above
against burglary, -
" Also, all sizes of Mercantile Safes, both Burglar-Proof
and Fire and Ent glar- Proof.
Also. ornamental dwelling house Safes, burglar proof
and fire and burglar.nroot, Oval ranted not damp ).
All the above are LigieSs wrought and chilled iron.
Also, six sires Lillie's wronght-iron Fire-Proofs, war
ranted equal to any common Safes, at fatly one third
less prices.
Also, a general assortment of second-hand Safes, many
of them nearly new and of approved makes, received in
exchange for Lillie's chilled-iron Safes These are offered
at or 'below auction prices.
de29-tuthfat M. C. SADLER, Agent.
aigiawn THE ADAMS
PRESS COMPARE, olds* fillefi
CRESTIAIIT ,Street - - forward s retools. Packages, Nsi
shendise. Bank Rote:, and Specie, either by its 21..$
lines or in connection with other Snores' Cora
to all the principal Town* and Cities in the V i si 3l ol#! .
States. B. S. SANDFORD,
fell General Superintendent
WEST CIIESTEB
ri7 T -Tfia.T..:,..
-7 - - AND • PHILADNLPHIA. RAIL.
•
GOAD; -
CRRISTSIAS EXCURSION.
ExcOrsion Tickets will be sold from Philadelphia to
West Chester, coed from December 24th. 1863, to January
241, 1864, inoltuave.
Fare for the round trip. $l.
de2S-7t H. WOOD. Superintendent.
mums PHILADELPHIA
AND Eraurt.e. R. R. LINE.
UM' FALL AND WINTER ARRANGE. 1.863,
KENT.
For WILLIAIESPORT, SCRANTON. - ELMIRE, EUT
FALO, NIAGARA FALLS: and all points in the Wes!
and Northwest.
.- Passenger Trains leave Bei:at of PhiladelplM
Reading Railroad, corner BROAD and OALLO
Streets, at Sid A. M. and &SO P. N., daily, Sanders
excepted.
QUICKEST ROUTE froin Philadelphia to points. 12,
Northern and Western -Pennsylvania, Western New
York, &a. „' fn.
Baggage checked through to Buffalo. Niagara PaW
or intermediate points.
• For farther information apply to
JOHN S. MLLES, General Axent,_
THIRTEENTH. and CALLOW BILL: and °Sao ri,w.
timer SIXTH sad CELBSTNn street's. .• 10141
WANTS.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
SAFES.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
4DIUSEXENTS.
i iMEBICAN ACADEMY OF . M 17810..
STUPENDOUS ATTRACTION.
Second night of the engagement of th e
WO sDARFUL ARAB s.
THE REAL CHID Drint OF tHE DESERT:
Will arinfill, bl co. inrction With the
- RAVEL, - MARTINETTr. AND MARZETTS
TRoUPE,
FRIDAY EVENING. January lat. I ,
TIGHT ROPE.
Mad'lle ZANFRETTA and Master 'PAUL.
The beautiful. Ballet, by C. alathi4u_
LE DIABLE. A QUATRE.
After which, the celebrated act.
LES HO&Sm&B Ds - -
The Comic Pantomime of
JEANNE] TZ AND JEANNOT
Concluding with the wonderful feats of that
BEDOUIN ARABS,
tfasnrPabeed by anything in the World. • •-•
• PRICES OF. ADMISSION: *
-Parquet, Parquet Circle, and Balcony 60 samba
[No extra charge for reserved seats I
Upper-Circles. • 25 sesta,
pf osceninm Boxes. 8 seats each SO
Box office open daily from 9 till 4 o'clock. where Neat
may be secured for three data in advance.
Doors open at 7 ; performance to commence at 0. Clan
at 1034 dolt ck. ile3l
NEW: CHESTNUT-ST. THEATRE:—
Lessee and Manager . Mr. WM. WICEATLET.
BENEFIT
AND LAST NIMIT OP TH '4 ENGAGEMENT.
EDWIN FORRES r.
THIS (Friday) EVENING. Jan. 1. _
Will once more, by arm dal request, appear ..in his 'grand
and powerful impersonation of
WILLIAM TELL.
In the play, in fou.r acts, of the same name, when he
will be supported by, the following
MAGNIFICENT CAST.
Mr. J. McCullough as Gelder.
Mr. Dubois as ....dlelehtal.Mr. Martin as St cuth..
Mr. Collier as......Atichael. Mr. Chapman aa... -Braun.
Mr. Ringgold Mr. Hall es s&rstara.
Mrs J. H Allen as Albert.
Madame Ponisi as Emma.
Musical C0nduct0r....:'......
-.Mr. MARK HASSLES.
ON SATITEDAY EVENING, Jan 2,
BENEFIT AND LAST APPEAn.ANt.:E OF.
JEAN ROSIIER,
On which occasion she will embody the parts
Mrs Halter. In The Stranger,
And Juliana, in The lloneyeaeow.
Mr. ' -W ocioley has great pleasure in announcing , W
he has made a limited engagement with the great Lreht.
Tragedienne.
FELICIA VESTVALI. -
Whose success hats been-so unprecedented and unex
ampled. She will make her reappearance as Games eat
MONDAY EVENING. January 4; niat. -
WA.LNDT-STREET THEATRE.
LESSEE Mrs. M. A. GABRETTSIOL
THIS (TrPlay) EDEDtING.
MR. JOHN S. CLARKE
Will appear as
808 BaIERLT.
In Tom Taylor's treat Play or
THE TlCilisT-OF-LEANT. MAR' ,
Which has created a sensation amounting' to
Nb BOUNDED ENTEII7bIASM AND DELIGHT,
and nightly received alternately tv•th
TEARS AND LAUGHTER
by most select and enthusiastic audiences.
Mr. J. S. CLARKE, tut tho Ticket- of-Lowe lime.
To conclude with the GRAND PAGE tNT, from the
NAIAD QUEEN. jal.St
vi RS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCM.
IREBT THE&THE •
HOUSER FILLED TO THE ROOF.
New Year's night Gala Bill.
ELEVENTH. NIGHT OF FEASK DREW.
THIS- (Friday ) E VEN (NG. January let. aSk.
HARDY ANDY.
Hardy Andy FRANK DERV.
With the song of "There's Whisky in the Jag."
To conclude with (sixth time)
ALADDIN; OR, THE WONDERFUL LSMP.
Widow Twankey • e'RANK DRIP&
With the songs of "lily son he is a Handsome Bore'
and 'I Wonder Where's My Boy Aladdin."
Curtain rises at O'clock.
STEREOSCO PIAN. -WE WOULD
advise our friends to visit tIdA great piece of Ameast
can Manufacture, superior to any ever imported-
CI BEAT. NATIONAL CIROUSI
TROUPE.—MAIERT street. above Twelfth.
Directress, Mrs. CHAhLES WARNER. formerly Mee.
DAN RICE.
magigTm as PE4TIVAL WEEK.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAlLY.—Afternoon at St
O'clock; Xverar g, 7 '/G-
In addition to a rich bill of entertainments. there
will be prodnceo. the great dramatic Equestrian Sees-
Mole
DICK TORPTN HIGHWAYMAN.
--____.
Also. the very hematite Fairy rnmesica. Pageant
THE SPRITE OF THE SILVER sErows.a.
Remember, each afternoon at 23,: evening, 7AO.
By this arrangement the many strangers, as welt .a
citizens of Philadelphia., have extra opportunities te
witness the wonderful performances of the
_______GREAT NATIONAL TROUPE.
ADMISSION, 25 cents: titaae Seats. 30 cents; Private
Bog. 83: Gallery. 16 cents. de23-6f
pEBSON.AL.--(3 0 AND SE E THE`
sTzßEoscoPiArr, TENTH and CHEST:WY' Streets_
den-St*
CONCERT HALL, CHESTNUT
STREET, ABOVE TWELFTH.
COMMENING MONDAY. Dec.
arSth. -
SECOND WEER
AND!
BRILLIANT SUCCESS
OF THE
BLAISDELL BROTHERS.'
• SWISS BELL-RINGERS,
Who were received last week with unbounded apPlArgen.
-an &pronounced by the press and pablic to be the most
talented Company that have appeared for years is PULA
delphla. They will be assisted by
5 SOLO ARTISTS.
Including
MADAMIi BLAISDELL,
Solo Harpist,
and
MR. RUDOLPH HALL.
Solo Echo Bugle, •
who will appear each Evening this weak to New andl
Popular Solos.
There will also be stivea a Grand
DAY PERFORMANCE
ON
WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY, AND SATURDAY,'
AT 3 comocyr.
Admitting all Children, in the afternoon, for
-
Prices of " C ' E ss r ron g. at Night.
Reserved Seats
All other Seats.
de2S-6t
sOLDIEBIS NIGHT.
MUSICAL FUND HALL.
January Bth. 1864.
ABE Ly EBSARTIOF THE BATTLE OF NEW °RUM&
PARR BENJAMIN.
the diatinguithediettarer, wiil deliver )xis new ani pa
triotic poem on
THE WAR,
abounding with
EXCELLBAT RI!
PATRIOTIC,
SATIRICAL
cluneu.
QUIZZICAL. and POLITICAL.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL
TO
- CAPT. TITOS G. ET:Ur - ETON,
(Late of the Ecott Legion Regiment,)
CORRESPONDENCE.
- .PHILADELPHIA, Dam 22d. DM.
CAPr. Taos. Gl. Purterow--Dear Sir: In view of the,
fact that yon are disabled from further duty as a soldier.
and the knowledge that under three different enlist
ments you have patriotically responded Ito the call for
our country's defence. the undersigned, a few, of -your
old personal friends, take thia method of tenderingyota.
a Complimentary Testimonial. to be given at such Um
and place as you may designate. Very truiv, yours,
A. G. Curtin. Modals Haines,
James Pollock, Geo. W. L. Johnsen,
William B Diann. James C.Gplcit.ti
John A. Hiestand, J. E. Morn,
Davis,- • Anthony Conrad.
C. X Donovan, _ Leedom Smith.
George B. Graham;' - - David Bolder,
Charles C. Wilson. A. Ef... - P.ernoble,
W. B. It Selby, Charles A. Jones.
John Spear. William A. Gray.
J. Orr Finnie. George W. Cellular.
E. W. C Gr. ene. • Horace M 'Bertha,
John A. Clark, William Reeser,-
-Henry C. Pollock, Sidney Deming,
H C. Thompson, John Patterson.
James A. sawyer, Thomas Thompson.
sod others.
CAPTAIN PIINSTON'S REPLY.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 23.18&
To His Excellency A G. Curtin, Governor of Pennsit.
vania, Honorables James Pollock. William B; Mann.
John A. Heistand, B Davis. Alderman to Belden
Colonel A. H. Reynolds, E. W. C. Greene, and. others-
GENTLEMEN: I was very much surprised and gratified
upon receiving your- request to name a time and pleat
where I might be the recipient of a testimonial at your
bands. The very complimtntary manner in which you
have been pleased to refer to my services ander the seve
ral calls made by our common countrY, is far more flat
tering than :I deserve or ever conceived. The soldier's
highest ambition is in the approve]. of hie fellow-citiseue.
If I have done aught to secure this. I am indeed thankful.
I would commend the Bth of January. dear to us all in
its past glories and history, and name the Musical rung
Hall as suitable for what you propose.
VerY truly and gratefully yours,
THONILS ti. KINSTON. ,
Late Captain 68th P. V,
the celebrated Drummer, GUS l'l L t i ettit . °R ; R tie
CAD
rrevlons to the LeC TLE
, 'EMIRS FIFTY CENTS.
C i b L u . t o rmart Cotokittec; a.
G ra ll ug lE e NlL
CHARLES C. NV tr, Se:retery. eriki
424173
WIINDERLICH'S
A aeries of illmtrations of - -
T S. ARTHIIR.'S
TEN- NIGHTS IN. A.-BAR-ROOM,
ALSO.
JOHN BIIN - 4 &N'S
PI , LGRIM"S PROGRESS.
And otber attractive Scenea from
LIFE, CHARACTER, NATURE. end ART.
Proprietor and Manager Mr. JOSEPH TERM
will open at
COFCERT HALL LECTURE ROOM,
Chestnut Street. above , r uulfth. nu
• PEW YEAR'S EVE,
and continuo for a abort season.
Tbis splendid series or more than 100 grand ranorand,
Paintings was executed by
Mr. GEORGE WINDSRLICEr,
an American Artist, who stands unrivalled as a soak;
- Painter.
Admissiew 25 cents. Children IS cents.
Dora open at 7 o'clock- .i - •
Liberal arrangements made with schools, teropersasta
and other sdcieties.
. .
Malin6e every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon •!
3 o'clock Children 10 cents. de2B-Sty
E RI‘
;ST HARTNIK , N HAS THE HO.
non to announce that. previous to his departure
from Philadelphia, he will give TWO MATINS=
at the
HORTtCHLTURAL
Cornerof BROAD and WALNUT Streets.
The first Matinee will be given on SATURDAY. Jana
ars 2d. at 1 o'clock.; the Renaud will be given. SATUR
DAY. January 9th, at the same place and hour.
Subscription for the two Matinees. One Dollar
The book is now epen.at Andrtt's Music Store. No. 11M
Chestnut street. where Programmes of the Math:oes com
bo 'procured. - •
These are positively the only Matinees Mr. Martnsana
Will be able to give in Philadelphia. de29Anthf
TEMPLE OF WONDERS.,
ASSEMBLY BM bpi - NG%
TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
HAPPY CH SISTMAS
MERRY -DOINGS FOR OLD AND YOUNG.
SIGNOR BLITZ'
"EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING DTJEING - TIM
HOLIDAY_ ..at Sand 7g.
The feats In NECROMANCY will be navel. vet be
VENTRILOQUISM new and:astonishing, and the BIRD&
graceful and attractive. ' ds2S-tf
aERMANIA ORCHESTRA..-:-PUBLitt
IiSEEFoiRSALS every SATURDAY, at o'clOak.l%;
M., at the MUSIC FUND ELLL. Single tic 10
cents t Packages of six tickets, $l. , To be had at am.
DKE'S. 1104 CHESTNUT Street, L 8. GOULD. t
VENTH and CHESTNUT. and at the Hall door. oel3-40
PENNSYLVANIA" ACADEMY. Or:
THE FIRE ARTS
-1102,5 CHESTNUT-ST MET.
OPEN DAILY (Sundays excepted) from 9 A. K.
6 P. H.
Admission 26 cents. Children half price.
D 0 NOT NEGLECT - THE OPPORTII
ray of getting a el:arming. picture of yourself i*
those superb Ivorytnes which are taken. at 11. - RBI
LASH'S, 624 ARCH - street. le
NOTICE TO GAS CONSUKERS. IN
-
accordance with a resolution of the Board of Trus
tees of the Philadelphia Gas Works, unanimously adopt
ed November 13th, 1563, the price charge&• for 'las e"- -
earned on and after January let, MI. wilt be Two Dot*
tars and Fifty Cents per thousand cable feet, with a die
count of live tier cent. if paid within fire days after prs
eentation of the bill. subject to the United States Tax.
JO.Bll C.- CRIISSOL
Chief Rattner.
nol6 matial
RUSTIC ADORNMENTS FOR HOMES.
Wardlan Cases with Growing Plants.-
Fern Vaaee with Growing._ Plants.
Ivy Voiee with Growing Planta.
Hanging Baskets with Growing. Plants.
Panel Flower Pots. -- ,
Orange ts. all alzea.
CEksoietts; Renaissance. ' -
Caryatides. Louis X lVtbs.
Classical Bute in Farian darkle.
Marble Pedestals and Fancy Brackets.
Terra Cotta Vases, all sires,
LaYa, Vases, Antique.
Garden Vases.- all sizes.
Statuary and _Fountains.
Choice and select articles for Gifts. Imported and maw.
facial-ad for our own sales.-'For sale at retail, or toga;
trade in quantity. S. A. HARRISON:
del4 tnthsatf 1010 CHESTNUT &vest,
.dz w rr i s T ICU Sl3 E , BR&CE_ i 3
7Wr skilfully &dinged by C. H.,. ffEEDA ,
111.
corner pi TWELFTH and EMIR Streete..-- , r LadieeDepartmerit for same. sondrtsto/ 'kW
Ladies, TWELFTH Street, first door below. 4,...
'f va
most somolote sad 'farte d stook of haaad, itoludst
d~aarrt of Trw
Dandsseo ria .Ela s p ti p s.= 13 ,6 1 , 1= Bam o.
is bil (Or karma. Elsk Zoos. 4414114
193 Walt
55 cents.
ZOGRAPHICON,