t fe ' llist 04.. at St. Petgee
Jr. Leeds. Haw . B. 83tv to Mm-S"
A R. .Tames. au of One city. (e 0
mere VON* COMT-
3ZilrlFlre. •
the dSnet , Charles Hallowell.
eti.lo' attend hie funeral fro ea his
Brldge any Thirty-,COnd streets.
'Third day. the 6th just , at 10 A.
[ Laurel •.
yrn lug of the 21 inetaitt. after a
„gel* of the tate John Sokol.
,1 , 11 iMiLI NiV , lll
gtfiar a very short illness.
istant,
year of h eagige.
pl a c e fro m pho residence of his
in. No. 446 inezahall Street, on
at 10 Wei odic.
instant, in the 14,h year of his
son of George J. az.,A Anna M.
ids of the family are reZPoetfm l / 7
'nets' from resideklie of kth ,
Leg No. 1 Girard conogo. on
ten o'clock. To proceed cci..114::,n•
Al instant, Mi-s M:ry Wrig ht.
mcis Wright. of Boston, Mass; . 1
place from her late rag denee,
.ransom street, on Tuesday next. ,
**
'WOLF —On the 2d inst., Mrs. Erse Wolf in the 103.1
year oilier so.
The relatives and friends of the family are reveetfall.
- Invited to attend the funeral from the reAdeace of S. M.
Buda, Thirty-fourth and • Bride's streets. M.tntua, on
Tuesday. the fit inst.. at 2P. M. Interment at
Laurel Hill. **
por t agsp E. —On thmt. Frank. Infant son of
Mensy_and Mary B Powe I d. h
ream
DOwsinre --4 n the afternoon of the Slat nit., et. her
residenm. West Whiteland. (Theater county. Pa Grace.
:wife of Joseph M Downing. aged 76 year..
ADMIT:MUT —On the 31st December. Lewis
son of Levis 11. and Mary *Minna, in tne 26th Yoe.r of
his age.
His friends era invited to attend his fn neva frilln hi ,
lste residence. 7420 Walnut street, this (Monday) awl:ft
lug. January 4114 at 10 o'clock
L of Interments.
oryros. JaanarY 2.
the City of Philo le
Ber to the id of Jan=
Weekly Repor
BEA
eaths and Int As-tomato
from the 26th of .I),Am
lOAVESEE , OF PELTS
-CAVE? DILILTIL
- • thee 3 1
11
Fever ....... .... • ...-.
-•
• . bates 2) '' Congestive...
-.. p o piegy.. ...... .... 2 1 " Re matte nt ....
• ; urns and Scalds.... 1 211 " Scarlet." ... .
Cancer •• . • 1 1 1 " TyAne Ma dg
Cancer of Pliorts 1 11 " Typhoid..." .
Uterus •• .. 1 I " Spotted. •... ..
Bladder ... 1. 1 I Gangrene
Casualties 4lli 200 Pin 4 Ce, 4 .b
Cronp 16 1 - aflaraxnation•Bram. l
Congestion. Brain.. 6 5, " Bronchi....
_ ._ .. Lunge.. 3 31 . " Ji•-art
C O a h c o h le eirla ra liforbus 1 11 1.. " L o') nx .... I
" Liver •• • • • •
Compree don, Brain. II jj •_. Lungs
yr...v. 1I " " Psritonnum!
Conanniptiou. Lungs. ,30 I 61 • ' Pleura •. • •
Convulsions
Cyanosis ll
71 Insan;;; 5'9 a'
Bow.
I . l •Fhtberla• •••• .• • ... 1 6 , ,iv anition
Diarrhea I 2 llntemperanee .
Dropsy , 1 .Mania-a-Potu
'''' Abdeminal.. I I !Mail , ' mation... .....
• ' Brain .I 1 1 1 11 fa rasmns
Diataae of Brain .1 1 !Measles
Heart , ..... ' 7 2, , Metrid-.....
" Chest 1 -11101 d age
.• Liter.....:l 1ipa15y...... ..... .. ...
' • Bowels •.. ; 1 1 , ;crefive. - -
• " Spice •—• ' 1 11Softening of Brain .
Lungs • • .-; 1 Small-Pox
Prcitrate.l 1 - Still-born ....
Dysentery". •• • ....... r l , Tab 08 Meeenter" ca. • .
Debility `lO 5i i'rtnor , .• .
Drew:. ed ; 2 -1 , Wounds, gunshot. • •
35ifasion on Brain.. :.: 31, .
Erysipelas '. 1 11 Total
WARDS. WARDS. WARDS.
rlrst 16 Tenth f Musa , antlt.
Second. —lO Eleventh S Two! tieth. •
Third_ -. 9_ Twelfth. 6 Twenty-first
Eotlrth 13iThirteenth 'TNT ettry-Aerc
Fifth. 11 j Potirteeeth ... ...161Twenty.thir
Sixth ' 41Fifteenth V , Twenty-foe
Seventh 171 Sixteenth. . . ..... 2 Twenty-a frt
Eighth. 71Seventeenth 13 Unknown—
Muth 121Bighteentle V
Tote"
Deduct deaths front the country
Net deaths in the city 291
Nativity—United States, 233; Foreign. 15 ; Unknown, V.
From the Almshouse. ii; People of Color. l 7: from the
eonntry. 10.
The number of dettthe. compared with the correspond
trlaLWeeks 0f1.666 and of last week. wee as foIIOWS :
Week ending January,. - 1863, was 229
Week ending December '' 1663. was 269.
Males, 160; Females.l4l; Boys, 71; Girls, 73.
Deaths and interments of soldiers in city, 6.
-By order of the Board of Health.
WTT.T.T 676 RF.AD. Health Officer.
lIIRL.A.CE DRESS GOODS.—OASII-
-•• MIRES, Velour Rape, Mollusc 3-4 and 6-4 Mous
Wines, Merino Henrietta Cloths or silk.warp Gash.
Naomi. Ottoman Poplins Irish Poplins. Mulish and
French Bombazines. Alepines. corded biousselines, Ans.
trail= Crapes. Baratheas, Turin Clothe. ParamatiAs.
Pe Laines, Orlon talLuetres, Alpacas and Mohair Lustros,
Mops Anglais,Monrainr Silk. Armors. Poult de Sole and
Oros Grain Silks. BESSON & SON.
ond Monrnini store. No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
TYRE & LANDELL. FOURTH AND
ARCH, have a fine stock of desirable SHAWLS
WYRE LANDELL KEEP A FULL
al-Astack of Men's Wear: aIso.HILGIER'S BIISTBLA.m.
CLOTHS. jai
66 11 , 11 E TERMS OFTE:EACE."
`' TH)3 TERM OF PEACE.
WM. H. ALLEN.LL. D.,
Will deliver Ids CELEBRATED LECTURE on this
GREAT NATIONAL SUBJACT,
ewhich baa been rereived, in its delivers' elsewhere.
With the most enthusiastic applause.) at the
MUSICAL PUS D HALL.
On THIIESDAY EVENING, January 7th,
at eight o'clock.
TICKETS, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.
EVERY PATRIOT SHOULD ATTEND.
Proceeds far thebenent of ST. MATTHEW'S EPISCO
PAL CHURCH. ia4 ntwth3Vr
CerSIXTEENTH WARD—S7S BOUNTY.
—.Art. Extra BOUXTY of lEVitifiTY- DOL
'LAM is hereby offered to all Recruits credited to the
Quota of the Sixteenth ward
All such recruits will therefore receive:
Sixteenth-ward Bounty + 75
.oit7 Botraty
tinted States Bounty, new Recruda $302
United States Bounty. Veteran Volunteera eltra
Bein_nin all for Nes- Recruits......ss627
Um Veteran Volnnteem $727
Recruiting Station at the House of JOSEPH ROSS,
SWORD Street. above Beaver.
t Colored Recruits receive all the local Bounties amount
jug to 6575.
The Committee will sit at the Rowe of JOSEPH ROSE,
ASBCOND Street, above Beaver, daily, to pay the bounty.
PrA wIT n st.
oairman of Committee. -
A. T. DIORSJE, Treasurer.
:JAS. W. SAYRF.. Secretary. .is4-6t*
TEIWPAIIt 111 AID Or THE ti NIT ED
PRESS'S TERIA.N (11117 RI.:, at Wit WIRT'S ig-
STITOTE. Fra n'a ford . will b. r;ontiuned Afternoon and
until W PIDNESD AY. 3st dat.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
MANAGERS of the CO4PER ,WH 601.1)1 NES'
BOMB will take place on WED3LSOAIt EV.63ING
heat, the 6th inst (from Sto 10 &cling) at the Rome.
agrthwest corner RAM:tend. CROWN Streets.
3a4-3t E. S. RALL. Sec'y.
IMGALES COPE, TREASURER OF
THE UNITED •TA.'I`E.S SANITARY CORM S.
SION. (Philadelphia branch.) nortneaq corner of
Ind SIXTH Streets. act:noir:edges the receipt of the fol
lowing contripptiozs since the 'spit report:
Seconder) , Pablic Scl Doh Wrightsvilte, Pennsyl
vania. per fdiAs Annie Caldwell
Arrs.Matilda additional
Levering, additional
Reading. Pa" par IL 31')'-
: Lii,„. rence Getz, and Cherles Davis,
lenterg,
committee SO
W. A. Blanchard. addition.... 40 i 0
Henry D. Moore. additional."..._ 50 03
Previously rsportati
Mitt THE MEMBERS OF SELIEe AND
COMMON COUNCIL wilt meet in the COil ao
COUNCIL (;RAMBR it at one o'clock, to participate in
be lieeeptien of the 41TH NE W YORK ( iferart) RUH
311BUT. By zeozeat of F. A. WOLBEaT,
et airman Committee of Arrangements.
NOTICE 10 HOTEI. AND 'ICAV.F.R.N
IMEPlats. —An adjourned meeting will be eeld
at the Wethemill Ho*se. SAIV!..OII btreat, above Math.
TIIRSDAY AFTERNOON. Gale hut at 2 o'clock. Action
:relative to an advance in the price of dnrrire will be
-zaken on resolutions nowpending at this meeing.
LIMIc T. M.it, RS. ?resident.
JOHN W. OULL IN. Secretary.
MECLECTIC MEDICAL ASSOCIA.
T.LoN.-2ke o.a.rterly mootinz of tho roemb wr-1 of
the above association mill be held TEL IS EV ENING at 734'
o'clock,in the Eclectic Medical College. NPITII Street,
lbelow Lomat. Fartie4 iviAtins to jOill the Society, and
all Phyeiciens, are invited to attend.
T. F. BLAKE, M.D., Secretary,
'Ms THE BOARD OF ASSESSORS WILD
hold their stated meeting at Barr's Hotel, on
310.11 DAY. 4th tort at 10 o'clock A. M. Business of
Importance will be brought be'ore the Board.
jag St! WAL BROWN. Praldent.
MAN ADJOURNED MEETING OR
thefliendA of the 95th Re;Amara P , • • Gosh - I:La's
Tonaves.” will be held at MATIRSIVS HOTEL, DECA
TUR Street, THIS EVENING at 9 o'clock.
By order of the Committee.
IMa. BOTIC I BIS HEREBY GIVEN "r at T
the fo.st instalment of THIRTY PEt CE SIT. on.
2he Capital Steak of the THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF PHILADELPHIA. will be payable at the °Mee of
the West Philadelphia Trust ComParcr, 1429 MA-BRE i
street. on 11th, 12th, 13th, 11th. and 15th inst.
Ift4-6t R. GLENDIN.ING, Cashier.
M.OFFICE BEAVER. MEADOW FL AXE
ROAD AND COAL COMPANY. 412 WALNUT
Street, January 2, 1.254.—A dividend of FIVE PER CENT.
on the Capital Stock of this Comoanv has been declared
this day payable on acd after MONDAY, Jan. 11th. L.
CHAXBBRitaisi, Treasurer. 6t*
MDIUTUALFAMILIe BURIAL GROUND
ASSOCIATIOIL —The Annual Meeting of this As
sociation will be 1144 on THURSO al" EVENING. Yum
an. 7tb. 1f64, at 6.14 o crock, at the NEW MARKET
Pine and Second Strew, for transaction of badness and
election of officers for the eilMelllg year. Punctual at
tendance is requested
ia4 2t* LEWIS GILLINGHAM. Secretary.
OFFICE MINE HILL AND
SCHUYLKILL HAVEN RAILROAD COMPANY.
rl3ll-aDELPHIA, 17th Month 2Stb, 1863.
At a Special Meeting ofthe Stockholders. held this day,
the followingreeolutmns were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the Agreement and Lease just read to
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company. b, ap
proved and excepted by the Stockholders and referred
to the Board of Manager% who are requested to have the
same properly executed.
Resolved. Tbat the Secretary he requested to give pub ,
3ic notice of the: acceptance. in order that our Stock
hioldere generally may be informed of It.
And at a Stated Meeting of the Board of Managers, held
the same day, the following resolutions were orient
oonaly adopted:
Resolved, That the Board of Managers hereby agree to
well, at its par value, eight hundred th meant dollars of
the Boat and Car Loan of the Schuylkill Navigation
Company of the year 1863. tokiele ie fr...e. of all taxation.
to the Stockholders of this Company whose tames shall
:intend on the Book of the Company on the 20th day of Ist
Month. (Tannaryi ) 1864. in proportion to the amount of
stock held by such of them as shall have exoreaaed to
, the Secretary, in writing, on or before the Ist of 2nd
Month. (February) nest. their IntlifieDlMS to take their
several PrOPerttota. and pay for the same In shares of
'the Capital Stock of the Company, at the rate of s66'
provided s} at n cerbleicat..,
of said Lo
rit r leaned for any (1./atonal part of CH "
Regolved. That the Vecreravy be diracted to give notire
'to the Stockholders by apublic advertisement.
ia4-mwf 6t WILLIAM Smola. Secretary.
MOFFICE OF THE GIRARD Dor ,
LEOB I'AbSICKGER RAILWAY (u., Corner oi
COLUMBIA and RIDGE Avenues.
PIIILADELPITIA, Dec 24. ISF:3
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders will b- 'veld
-at the °Mee of the Company. at 12 ➢l.. Monday. January
M, MC at which time an election will take place for a
President and D irectors for the ensuing yeay
de26-fmw tiall W. S. BLIDIT, Secretary.
E OF PRAYER UNION SEM
MC'VICES, Clock P. M.—January 4. Monday,
West Spruce-et. Presbyterian Church. Seventeenth st ;
6. Tuesday, Trinity Methodist Church. Eighth st., above
Mace; 8. Wednesday. First German Reformed Ch.. Race
let.. below Fourth; 7, Thursday, Snit:me-a reet Baptist
Church, below Fifth; 8, Friday. First Presbyterian Ch .
Washington Square; 9, Saturday, Epiphany, Protestant
"Spinteopal Church, Ceeet, nt and Fifteenth ptg. isa 7t.
113rNATIONAL UNION CLUB, 1105
CHESTNUT Street —The annual meeting of the
Club. for the election of officers Will be held on MON
DAY EVENTING next. January 4th, t7g o'clock,_ at the
Clubowie. S. SNYDER LEIDY,
Rec. Secretary.
PIIILADELPHIA. FIRE AND LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.—Tae annual meeting'
of the Stockholders of this Company for the election of
Directors will he he'd '
at the office, No. 433 CEDE CNC r
Street, on MOND alt, January 4th. 1664. between the
/lours of 10 and 12 A. 3i.
ja2-22s YRS. BLLCHBURNE, Seer.
OFFICE. OF THE UNION MUTUAL
asuAANCa COMPANY OF PHSLADSGER/A,
PAILADELPITIA, December 16. 1663.
annual meeting' of the Stockholders and Scrip
era of the Union Mutual Insurance Company will
~74.1iidd at the office of the Company on MONDAY.
a H. 18M. at 12 o'clock 31. ye t he same time al
for light Directors will t_place to serve for
Years.' fde22 till.] JOHN MOSS, Secretary.
AMERICAN 7 . I FEINSUANDD AND
TAINT CODIPAZTY. PHILADELPHIA. December
-• NOTION. —The Annual Meeting of the Stock
, of thi s Company, for the election or Thirteen
to
W E T e emitting year. mill be hel
I Street. southeast corner of Fourth.
NbAy. January 4. Ns% between the hours of lO
and 12 o'clock. noon. JOHN S. WILSON.
Secretary'.
Mre A MEETING OF THE CITIZENS
of the FOITIVIIIIIITtI WIND, con'ened romp
enact to a can published In the daily Pipara,mr.s held
at s,ongGarde-1 Ralf Saturd.y evening. Tannery 2,
1564. and t he following proceedings were bad;
The meeting was oriel ized by calling - Gel William
B. Thomas to the chair. and the appointment of Thomas
It. ravis as secretary.
The chairman then, in a forcible address proceeded to
urge upon the citizens the importance of a vigorod t con
currence upon their part in strengthening add sustain
leg the Wynn'n ent, by resPotrditur With promptness
and alacrity to its call fOr additi nartroopt so as the
more speedily to suppress the present iniquitone rebel
bon and to secure peace and Prosperity again to the
country:.
Col. Fitzgerald on being coaled upon, followed in a
few temarke, expressive of his faith in the final triumph
tf our cau-e , find corianded by ilia practical averxestioa
hat a committee be appointed who shah be tnatrticted
..to visit every house in the ward for subnriptions . to
form a Ward Bounty, to facilitate voluntary enlist
ment from the ward, an* by calling on the ROD. Henry
P. Moore, who being present, responded in loy al
. and
patriotic terms. and with the expression that he did
not believe that this nation was born to die "
He con
ciuded by requbsting the secretany to put his name
dcwn for WO
after further brief rexcarks by Col. wir. if Maness, is
unison with the prevailing loyal sentiments of the meet
ing,
A ct mmittee consisting of the following-named gentle•
men store appoin ed:
FIRsT PRECINCT.—AIbert Roberts. Philip Stutter,
W. Fisher HIV:Moll. Jacob Bretz. B Cobb'
SECOND PRECINCT. -Charles Pryor, Andrew Boa-
Well, Daniel Clarke, Sr. , Philip Stahl, William Ms.
THIRD PRECINCT.—John Q Ginnodo, Gilbert L. Par
ker, B 'Webb. Ed. b. Roberts. Charles Robbins
PRECINCT.—Wm B. Toomas, Robt. Weed,
Henry Shaner, Eli Dihtp, Thomas Thomson.
- FIFTH PRECINCT. —Joseph O. Rittenhouse. Fleury
D. Moore. Jacob Flab, George R. Barren, Joseph Sohell
SIXTH PREClNCT.—Johnerembarger, E W. I sigh
ton, E W Monson. Isaiah 0. Stratton. George Reece
SEVENTH PRECIS' CT_—Pavid Cramer, Jonathan H.
Pugh, Joreph B. Hancock. B S. Early. Jos Lippincott.
EIGHTH PREGINGT. —Richard Chambers. Simi Por
ter, Eosin Bailey, Morris Dunbar, Edmond Burke
On motion of Colonel Wm. H. Maurice. it was resolved
that the chairman of this meeting, Colonel William B.
Thomas, act as treasurer of the fu ,d thus contemplated
to be raised.
The Secretary put this question to the meeting and it
'was carried unanimously.
On motion that when we adjourn it will be to meet
again at the seine time and place on MONDAY EVEN
ING next Carried. •
On motion, the meeting then adjourned, '
WIL B. THOMAS, Chairman.
THOS. R DAVIS. Secretary. it.
IM'SOUP 1101IISH.S.—G9FIE FOLLOWING
list embraces the corporate titles of all the Socie
ties organized in this city for supplying the poor with
soup. with the limits of each the localities of the several
Soup louses, and the ?mama of those atithoriz.d to re
ceive contributions to their funds. It is published for the
Information of such as are disposed to aid in the supper;
of this useful and economical charity, and to aid the be
nevolent in directing the Poor to the proper sources for
their supply. Applicants should bear with them the re
ceitonenda tier. of a responsible party, and if found wor
thy, will be furnished regularly with nourishment for
themselves end families:
I—THEPRILADELPIII A. SOCIETY FOR SUPPLYING
TUE POOR Wllll SOUP.—Limits—From Walnut to
Shippen streets, river Delaware to Eleventh Street.
Scup Boise. No. 838 Grieco= street, front Spruce to Pine,
above Youtth street.
• WM. EVANS. Jr. , Treasurer.
:282 Synth Front street.
2.—THE NORTHERN SOUP FOOIRIT. —L mtts North
from Ge3lowhill Btreet. from the river Delaware to Ingb th
sh eat. exceptrheporkian east of Front street. anpropri
ated to the Kensington Soup &slats-. Bonn Eons°, North
Fourth, above Brown street.
T. MORRIS PEROT. Treasurer.
62, Market street.
3—SOUTHWARK SOUP SOCIETY. —Limits —bouth
from South street, rrom river Delaware to Passrunk road
and Mined street. -
Soup House, Suther and street. below
Queen street BENJ. MORTON. Treasurer.
in Catherine street
. .
4-310YAMENSINO soup sociEr Y. —L mite— South
from ebipren street west of Paasynnk road. to Broad
street. Soup House N. W. corner Eighth and Marriott
streets. COLLINS WEST, Treasurer,
3D2 South Second street.
S—WESTERN SOUP I3CIETY. —Limits— math from
lliaiket street. west of Broad street; also. from E.evento.
to Broad, Walnut to Sbinpen. Soup Butlse. 161.1 Booth
street DAVID SCULL. Jr.. Treasurer.
6—SPRING GARDEN SOUP SOClsTY.—Limits—North
of Callowhill, west of Eighth from Race to Callowhill.
Eleventh to Broad, north of Market stre.t, west of Broad..
Soup House, Buttonwood street. below Broad.
. THOS MATHER. Treasurer.
S. W_ cor. Twenty-second and Arch streets.
7—KENSINGTON sou? - SOCIETY —Li oats —Fr um
Laurel to Norris streets, Delaware river to Pont street.
Soup House, Allen, below Marlbprongh street
CEO. J. HAMILTON, TrAttentt'd:
• Commonwealth
S—CENTRAL SOUP SOClETY.—Limits—From Walnut
street to Cellov4 hill street, Delaware river to Eleventh
street. Eleventh to Broad. Walnut to Race.
CMIMENT M. BIDDLE, Treasurer.
Contributions in money intended to be divided equally
among the above named societies, or to be distributed as
the donor may request. may also ha banged to
EDWARD PAR EIS Fl. liaceivor,
SOO Ar
or JOSEPU J. WILLIAMS, Secretary. street,
ja Ffmw.ft. N. W. cor. Broad and 0 reen sta.
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OF VIC 10 OF TOE PENNSYLVANIA
COMPANY - FOR INSU 6.ANDES ON LIVES AND
GRANTING ANICIIITIES.—FirmAnnt,rmrA., Sanitary 1
3E64.—The annual meeting of the et clzho , ders of this
CPITIPADV take 3)laco at their office, No. WA.
w.ALIiIIT Street. on MONDAY. the 18th instant. at
12
o'clock M. And at the tame time an electioo will be
held for Thirteen Directors. to serve the 'awning year.
ja2-181.* WILMA 11 B. MILL Actuary.
MA LE.E . TITIEE, WILL BE DE
ed by the Rev. J. WALKER JACKinil cc, CIAK. ,
LAY EVENING. January Rb, sc HANDEL AND
HAYDN HALL, fox the Benefit of the Ladles' ?moldier's
Aid Pociety ,
Gree
n street 14. E. (Thnrelm ‘ Subject—
Andrew Jackson.' Tickets of itdmi,sion. 25 cts.
FAIR.-THE LADIES' UNION AS
SOCIATION will hold a Fair in aid of the Sick
ana Wounded Soldiers, at SAD SOll-STREE e HALL,
commencing JAPII7ARY 6. and continuing three days.
Open• from 10 A. M. till 10 P. Al. Admission 10 cents;
Season Tickets 26 cents. To be bad at GOULD'S Music
Store, SEVEITH and. CHBSTIIIIT Streets, or of any of
the Committee.
deSo.6t* MRS. V. B. 1:0 MIL President.
rers JOHN B. GOUGH, IC —TWO
GREAT LECTURES by tLis distlttgoished orator,
.t CONCERT HAIL, FRIDAY lIVENING, January 8.
"HERE AND THERE IN BRITAIN." Monday evening,
January Mb, • • TEMPERANCE."
Tickets 25 cents. Reserved seats, 50 cents. Proceeds
for benefit of Ladies' Aid of Philadelphia Mrs. John
Harris. Secretary G Union School and Children's florae,
and Mission Sabbath Schools. Doors open at 7 o eioelC.
Lectures at 8 o'clock. The sale of tickets will com
mence on Monday. January 4th, at 9 o'clock A. M., at
MARTIEWS, GOO CHESTNUT 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. a141t5
M. OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
IaraLLTEL—PRU J ATEFPHIA, Dec. 31, 063.
To Clergymen, Aldermen. Physicians. and
:Midwivey.
In conformity to [the Registration Act approved
March Seli, laco, yon ara required to make your
RETURNS OP
M.AIIIITABES 621 D BIRTHS
. .
For the quarter ending DECEMBER Sist. 186.3. to this
office. early in the ensuing month. so that this Depart
ment may make their Annual Report to the Mayor.
13y order of the Board of Health.
WILLIAM READ,
jal-M_ Health Officer.
IA "MEETING OF THE CON-
M TEIBUTORS to the Northern Dispensary of
Thiladelphia will bo held on TI:33DAY. sth January,
at two o'clock P. M.. at the Dispensary Hall, No 603
SPRING GARDEN Street, to elect Twelve Managers for
the es suing y ear. J. KESSLER, Ju..
jal-3t* Secretary.
rep ithriVE.VCRITY OF. P.UNDISYLVA
-DEPARTMENT OF Alts—The Second
Term of the College-year will open on MONDAY, the 4.h
instant. Candidates for admission will appear at the
University. for examination, on that day, at 10 o'clock.
A. N. Tuition for each term, thirty-five dolla.a.
GEORGE A oLglir,
jal-St Secretary of the Faculty of Arts.
Maw CONTINENTAL HOTEL COM
pnHY.—The anneal nesting of the c.irporators
of the COISTINENTAL HOTE,L COST_ for the elec
Lion of Managers and transaction of such other business
as may be brought before them. will be held on itopr-
DAN, January Ott, ig4, at 12 o'clock M . .. at the Hotel.
J, SSB,43IAtiT PnICE.
e81.4t usera am
o
• I •
' RANCE CO.. No. 406 CaM2 , ll7l' SP.
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RILADF.LPSTIA, BET. aq 3883
NOTICE.—The Annual Meeting of the Stockb ddera of
the Paine Insurance Co. will be held at the Office on
MONDAY, the 11th day of January, 1864, at ten o'clock
A, M.
- -
An Election for Twelve Directors to serve for the en-
suing year, 'will be held on the same day and at the
same place, between the house often A.. SI. and two RAY.
lit W. I. BL , INGHARD. Secretary.
0,257 ai
4;119,1;,: 75
6'19.4'53 04
THE ANNUAL 1111111. TIN G, AND
Elealo.: for President and odx Directors of tee
PHILADELPHIA Ar.D DARBY . RAMBO AD COMPANY.
will be held at the Company's DEPOT, on DARBY
Avenue. between Forty-ninth and Fif.ieth streets. at 4
o'clock, on MONDAY. the llth daY of Jandary, 1854.
deli fish D. H. :SLICE :MR. Secretary.
MOFFICE. OF THE NOILTH PENN
SYLTANIA EAILEO.ktI COMPANY. —The An
nual Meeting of the Stockholders of tee North Pennsyi
cania Railroad Company will be held at the 0 flica of the
Company. No. 407 WALNUT Street. Philadelphia. on
MONDAY, January 11th, 1861. at 12 o'clock lir, , at which
tire e and place an Election will be held for a President
and Directors to serve for the ensuing year. .
de5.9-tiall 'EDWARD ARMSTRONG, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE PIIIIARILIPXIdPUILS.
—• CITY PASSBNOER RAILWAY COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA, De Caliber 2S, 1863.
The annual meeting of the stockholders or this com
pany will be held at No. 25 Merchants' Exchange. on
MONDAY, January 11. 1864. at 12. o'clock. M., at which
time an election for a President and Directors to serve
the ensuing year will take place.
WM. W. C "MET.
de2a-tjall Secretary.
SIIM.GrAGOA-ARTIST'S OPPICIE.
FOR MUTILATED SOLDIERS.—EOLDIERS mho
have lost an ARM or LEG i n the service, and desire the
Patent PALMER ' Limbs ' to be supplied by Govern
ment, should return this notice immediately to this a
le% statims their loss by letter, with namu. consuls.
regiment, and residence. B. FRANK PALM S
B.
1609 GRESTNITT Street. Pbtladelp
OFFICE OF 9rntF. NVFISTERN
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
- - -
PHILADELPHIA, Dec,.23, ISM
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS —The Annual Meeting
of the Stockholders of this Company will bs - held on
MONDAY, the eleventh day of Ja.nnaly, 1.9151, at 12
o'clock M. in Philadelohla, at the Office of the mixer
sYLverill RAILROAD COMPANY.
►*nnel Election fox President and Directors will be
held same day and place.
de24•tjall JOSEPH LESLEY. Secretary.
MJERSEY SHORE. PINE CREEK,
ANE STATE LINE RAILROAD. —Agreeably to
previous notice, a Meeting of the Commissioners of the
above enterprise was held, at the Girard louse, in Phila
delphia, on the 10th inst., and after the transaction of
business they adjourned to meet again at the FRANKLIN
11011 SE, in Jersey Shore, Lyrae:dug county, on TRIMS
DAY, the 4th day of Febrnary, 1684. at 10 o'clock A:
to open books and receive subscriptions, preparatory to
organizing the Company. A report on the general
character of the route will be made by the Engineer at
that time
Dnossigna 16. 1863. • del6-tfe4
Ma.• APPLICATION WILL BE MADE
to the Managers of the MBRCABTILIS LIBRARY
COMPANY for Renewal of Certificate of one share of
Stock No. 1,523, standing in the name of JOSEPH G.
HES ZEY. the same having been lost or mislaid.
de2.1.103t.
KENSING
DECEMBER' i, VAS.
At a meeting of-the CON.
the .KENSINGTON SOUP
DAY EVENlNO,December
gentlemen were elected
year :
David Duncan, Jacob Jones,
George J. Hamilton, George Stockham,
Alexander McFadden. Henry Shlseler,
hdward W. Gorges, Peter M. Bendel,
George W. Vaughan, Hugh Worrell,
lion. John Robbins. Joseph Paxson,
William W. Taxis. Joseph E. Gillingharn,
Thomas M. Montgomery. Joseph Lippincott,
Samuel M. Metuchen, Andrew Zane,
Charles M. Lnkens, William Alberteon,
Henry Hessler, _
Robert M. Coleman,
Eli Garrison, . William Coleman. _
.
Contributions in money in aid ofthe Society, or Flour,
Meat,and VA, etablee will be thankfully received by any
of the Manager.
GEORGE STOCRNAM, Freed.] eat, on the river Dela
ware. a GARRISON,t of ORRIS Street, Eighteenth ward.
ELI Vice PreAdent, 1031 SHACHA
MAXON Street
GEORGE J HAMILTON, Treasurer. at Commonweaith
Bank. southwett corner of FOURTH and CHESTNUT
Streets.
CHARLES M. LUKENS, Secretary.lo3s BELCH St..
above Laurel. delB mgt*
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO
the members of the EAST PENNSYLVANIA.
..AGra LTERAL AND IidECHAN ICAL SOCIETY that
there will be an election for President, two Vice Presi
dents. Treasurer. Recc-rding secretary, Corresponding
Et Committeecutive Committee of sight, and an Audit
ing of three of sate Society. to serve for the
ensuing year, on
NONDAY, the igth day of January (third Monday)l26l.
at 2 o'clock P. M et the Society's Hall, in NORRIS
TOWN, Montgomery county, Pa. A full attendance is
requested. enonciii N. CORSON.
18. 1283
DECBRecording Secretary.
1.1131313 . deft-mat
NIWITI ANNIVERSARY EXER
CISES OF THE WRING GARDEN BAprisr
CHURCH SUNDAY• SCHOOL will be repeated in the
church (THIRTEENTH, above Wallace,) on TUESDAY
EVENING NEXT, Rh instant. Singum addresses,
and Recitations by the SchooL Tickets for Adults 25
I. ildren 15. .ia2 it.
FirOFFICE OF THE FRANKVORD
. AND 21,01ITHWABK PHILADELPHIA CITY
ASSENGSR RAILROAD COMPANY, BERMB Stied.
below Fourth,
PirmannLrnia, December 28th. 1883.
The Annual Meeting of the stockholders of this Com
pany will be held at their Office on MONDAY. January
11th, 1861. at 12 o'clock M., at which time and place the
Annual Election for President and twelve Directors will
be held. CHARLES R. ABBOTT,
de29-ball Secretary.
Dr T ANOF TE LOCUST MOVE.
COALEDIRON COMPANY. Pau...ma r
MIA. Dec. l& INt&
The Annl Meeting of the Stockholders of said Cow
play wal M ONDAY . their OMOI3. No. 230 South THIRD
Street, on the 18th day of January. 1869, at
11 o'clock A. M.. at which time an election will be held
for seven Directors. to serve for the ensuing' year. The
transfer books of the Company will be closed for fifteen
days Immediately preceding the day of election. -
dela.tjaili RN& C. oorruag, tiecretgrik
ON SOUP•HOUSE,
RIBUTORS to the support of
SOCIETY. held on T (VMS
-24.1865. the following named
NAGERS for the ensuing
POLYTECHNIC COLL'EGE,feAtT
PRIM SQU —The onarse of Lectures sod
the?al Inatract.on. both tit the valentine son ,ot and la
ltlike/ Schools. will be resumed on ttO V DAT Jets
4 mast 9 o'clock A.M. ALMEED L szioyolt. if D..
la A.
Predderat of Fiscally.
OFFICE of THE IIiVIE3T4IIOaI6-
111 L AD D COAL COMPANY. ffo. 230 Month THIRD
Street- corner of WiUlna's eller-
FIFILADSLTIZIA. 1/8001111N2PY laila
At a Weettnv of the Dirmors. held this day, a DIVI
DE/4D OF FIFTY CENTS PER tHABE tha' 04010
Stocb was declared out of the prate for the past ail
months payable on and alter JAIIIARY 2 1864.
The Transfer Books will be closed until Jsensay 4th
mat. F. H. JACKSON ,
d tied Treasurer.
VerANIIOIaIIICANI NAIVE INSTIWCA.NCIYA
AND TRUST_COMPANY
December 213 11363
The Truttees have this day &towed a dividend of
FIVE PER CENT. ont of the prate of tthe last air
months, payable to the etotkhohlers clear of ail taxee,
on and after January 4, 1264.
deV-St* JOHN a WILSON, Secretary
6e.70,10 IDXCHANOIC 13A.NK, PHILA
DELPHIA. Hi:member gdd, 11M.
At the 'Election held 16th inst. the following Stockhold
ers were - duly elected Directors of the Corn Exchange
Bank:
- 0. Cattell,
Christian J. Roffman.
H. W. Catherwood.
Bdmn.nd A. Sander,
Charles E Wilkins,
David Vanderveer,
Jonathan Eiright.
Beard this day ALEX. G.
ram:sly re-elected President ;
Ise President, and JOHN W.
I. W. TORREY.
Cashier.
Alexander
James Eiteol.
Robert Eriden.
William F. Cox,
Samuel T. Canby.
Philip D. Mingle.
John F. arose,
And at the meetinx of the
fIATTELIG. Esq.. mailman: ,
itY,X.WRILLDIE. BeC.. '
PORREY. Cashier.
noßtain
INCa. OFFICE OF THE HUNTINGDON
AND BROAD OP MOUNTAT RAILROAD AND
COAL COMPANY. M5B South THIRD street.
PIVILADELYIIII6 Dee 24, 1881
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Haat.
ingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad and Coal
Company will be held at the office of the Company, on
TUESDAY, January 12.1884. at 11 o'clock A. M. when
an election will be held for a President and Twelve Di
rectors, to serve-for the eneniD g 3 ear.
de24 fjal2 J. P. AERTSEN. Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE WESTIZICOILE
LAND COAL COMPANY.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 16, 1653
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany will be held at their Office. No. il3O South TRIAD
Street. on WEDNESDAY. the 6th January. 1864, at 12
0 - clock Sr., at which time an Election will be held for
eleven Directors and a Secretary and Treasurer to 'serve
ter the extenhait year.
deli. tJ6 F. H. JACKSON. Secretary.
OFFICE, OF TILE ENTERPRISEMINSUE.A.NCE COMPANY. 400 WAL.NOT Street.
PEILADSLPHIA. bee. 28. 1863.
NOTICE.—The Annual Meeting of the Stool holders of
the Ellterpriee Insnrance Company Will be held on MON
DAY, the eleventh day of .Tannery next. at 10 o'clock
A. M.. at the aloe of the ComPartY
An Election for twelve Directors, to serve the enstiluir
year. will be held on the same day, at the same place,
between the hours of ten o'clock k M. end 2 o'clock P.
THOS. H. SIONTO COMEDY.
Secretary.
12t if
Iramt. PIIIIE.EIDP.I.PI-11.14. , AND READING
RAILROAD COBIPAN9, Office No. n 127 South
FOURTH Et. PHILADELPHIA. December 14, 1863.
Notice la hereby even to the Stockholders of tide Com•
my, that the Annual bleellng, and an Election for Pre
',went. mix Managers. Troannrer.and gooretary. w il l
take place on the Second MONDAY (I.lth) of &aviary
next et t 2 BE WM. H. WEBB. Secretary.
delB-tiall
liarA DIVIDEND OF TWO AND A
NALF PER CENT. on the preferred stock of the
ELMIRA and WILLI/42164'0RP RAILROAD CO tif•
PANY. will be paid at the office of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. on and after JANDAFY 2. 1864.
GEORGE TABER,
Room No. 1, GJonnd Floor.
de24-12t
DI:CIF:MBES 24, 1863
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
PHILAOELPHIA, December 23,1363.
An Election for thirteen Directore of the Company will
be held at the Company ' s MICE. 4 - and SEX MANGE
BUILDINGS on MONDAY_, January IBM between
the hence of 10 o'clock A. M. and I o'clock P. M.
de23-tjall WILLIAM HARPER. Secretary.
MANUFACTURERS' INSURA.MCM.
COMPANY, Office. No. 411 WALNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA, December 4, 1963,
The annual meeting of tha stockholders of the Mann.
factorers' 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.
de4 WM PETTIT. Secretari.
'OrPIIII.ADELPIIIA AND READING
RAILROAD COMPANY. Office No Sal South
FOURTH Street, PHILADELPHIA, December 2, 1863.
DIVIDEND NOTICE. —The Transfer Books of this
Company will be closed on ratiRsDAY, 17th instant,
and reopened on TUESDAY. January 12. 1864.
A Dividend of SEVEN PER CENT., clear of State tax.
has been declared on the Common Stock.payable in
Common Stock on and after the Slat December next to
the holders thereof as they shall stand registered on the
books at the close of business on the 17th inst.
A Dividend of THREE AND A HALF PER CENT..
elear of State tax. has been • declared on the Pre
ferred Stock, payable in Cash or Common Stock, at the
option of the holder, on and after the 31st December next.
to the stockholders as they shall stand regittered on the
books at the close of business on the 17th lust.
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 bean transferred.
prior to the 17th inst.
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 Messrs. I. K.
Thayer di Brother. S. BRADFORD.
del-tf Treasurer.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
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COFFIN & ALTEMLTS,
No. 220 CHESTNUT STREET,
Agents for the following Goode
JAMES smarms
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C
At 1 P. M.. via amden and Amboy, Accommoda
tion, (Freight and Passenger).. • ..... ..........1 75
At 6 P. M.. via Camden and Amboy, Aceommoda-
Um, (Freight and Passenger)—let Class Ticket... 2 25
Do. do.- Rd Claes do. . 160
At 7) P. M,, via Camden and Amboy, Accommoda
tion. (Freight and. Passenger ,) let Class Ticket... 2 25
21 Class Tick 160
For Mauch Chunk. Allentown, Bethlehem, Belvidere,
Easton. Lambertville, Flemington, .4c.. at 3 P. M.
For Mount Holly, Ewaneville. and Pemberton, at 8 A.
M. 2, and 4 P. N.
r. or Freebola at 6 A. M. and 2 P. M.
For Palmyra, Riverton. Delano, Beverly, Burling
ton, Florence,
_Bordentown, fre ' at 6 A. M., 12 M. 1, -
9. and 4.90 P. M. The 3 and 4 . 30 P. M. lines run d irect
through to Trenton.
For Palm a . Riverton, Delano, Beverly, and Bur -
-
lington, at 6 P. M.
LINES FRO }KENSINGTON DEPOT WILL LEAVE
AS FOLLOWS.
At 1.2.50 A. 31. (Night), via Kensington and Jersey
City, Washington and New York _lien.
At 1116 A. M.. via Kensington and Jersey City. Ex
press 300
At 4.30 P. M.. via Kensington and Jersey City, Bx
preSs 300
At 6.45 P. M.. via Kensington and Jersey City.
Washington and New York Express...... 9 00
Sunday Lines leave at 12 50 A. N. and a 46 P. M.
There will be no line at AGO A. 31. (Night) on Mondays.
For Water Gap. Strondsburg, Scranton, Wilkesbarre,
Montrose, Great Bend, Stanch hunk, Allentown, Beth
lehem, Belvidere. Manton, Lambertville. Flemington ,
fro., at 17 A. M. This line connects
with the train leav
ing Easton for Manch Chunk at 3.30 P. N. )
For Bristol. Trenton. die., at 7 and 11.16 A. M., and 3
and SP. M.
For Holmesburg, Tammy, Wiesonoming, Brideehr.rs.
and Frankford. at 9 A. M., 2.30, 6, 6.46, and 8 P. M.
The 9 A. M. line runs to Bristol.
sir- For New York and Way Lines leaving Kensington
Depot, take the cars on Fifth street, above Walnut. half
an hour before departure. The cars run into the Depot,
and on the arrival of each train run from the Depot.
Fiftr Pounds of Baggage only allowed each Passe*.
ger. Passengers are prohibited from taking anything as
blrage but their wearing appareL All baggage over
la ea y pounds to be paid for extra. The Company limit
tLeirreepomdbility for baggage to One Tfoll sr per pound,
and will not be liable for any amount beyond $lOO, ex
cept by special contract.
Graham's Baggage Express will call for and deliver
baggage at the D6pots. Orders to be lea at No. 3 Wal
nut street. WILLIAM H. gieTznim, Agent.
January 4,1864.
LINES FROM NEW YONE FOR PHILADELPHIA,
WILL LEAVE FROM FOOT OF OORTLANDT STREET.
At 12 M. and 4 P. M. via Jersey City and Camden. At
7 and 10A. X., 6 P. M and 12 (Night). via Jersey City
and Kensington.
From foot ot Barclay street at 11 A. M. and 2 P. M.. via
Amboy and Camden.
From Pier No. 1, North river, at 12 M, 4 and 8 P. M.
(freight and passenger) Amboy and Camden. ial-tit
lEXTRA BOUNTY FOR RECRUITS
FOR THE FIFTEENTH WARD. '
TB E FIFTEENTH WARD is now payinos FIFTY
DOLLARS. Cash, in addition to sal other boundee,
malting the total bounties as follows :.
Veteran Volunteers VO2
All °these . 802
_...
Apply on MONDAY and TUESDAY, Jan. 4th and 6th,
and receive the above bounties (as they cease on the eve
ning of the 6th San.). at the Headquarters. No., 611
CRESTIVIIT Street. QHAS. N. C AD WA tifiliDEß,
ja4-2t 5 Captain and Cieneral Recruiting Officer.
REMOVAL. -JOHN DICK IS ABOUT
REMOVING his SEED STORE and GREEN-HOME
from 1123 MAAHET Street to his New Store and Green
house, 1123 CHESTNUT Street, where he will keep on
hand a fall supply of Cut Flowers for Bouquets, Pyra
mids. Baskets, Wreaths, and Loose Flowers for decora
tion. A flue assortment of seeds, Trees, and Plants, of
the various kinds, kept on hand.
Seed Farm and liareerim, DARBY Avenue, King
-134-mwfkt
LIFE-SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS IN OIL
are infinitely preferable to painted' portraits. The
only place to procure a desirable one is at B. F.
RE/MER'a ausgraiticeat eetablishment,644 ARCH St. it
TO COIN COLLECTORS.-THE
Collection of Coins belonging to the 'Mate of the late'
J. W. NEFF, of Philadelphia,' and to be sold in New
York on the Pah. lath. and 14th inst.: will boon exhibi
tion at the store of -EDWARD • COGAN, 48 North
TENTH Street. Philadelphia. on the 4th and alb inst..
'Pltwg@zi IviltsVATil 9C L
COMMISSION HOUSES
PRINTS
OE ENE MFG. CO
COTTONS.
WARREN.
MIDDLETON.
FRANI% A. A..
AO6 EN.
ZOIIAVE, .
0011ANSIT.
TRAL.
OTeowe.
KENT RIVER.
WHEATON,
COLLINS. la
PALMER. EWER.
BELLO WS FALLS.
WOOLLAD RINDVES,
TO
MANCHESTER, &c..
COTTONS.
FARMERS' EXTRA,
re SAW,
MECHANICS' R,&
i FARMERS', Br.
GRAY FLANNELS.
IN GREAT VARIETY.
PHILADELPHIA
Made if Desired
ARMY. C.O(M).g.
SWORDS
MILITARY EQUIPIIENTS
BANSOM-STREET HALL.
SANSOM Street, above Sbrth
LPs !OE stra:
RAILROAD LINES.
COPARTNERSHIPS,
TIT RP OLD TION OF CO-PARTNE R.
SHIP —The co.partnerehici heretofore etietin¢ un
der the Arm-name of GB COURSEY, HAMILTON. et
EVANS is this day dissolved by mutnel consent
G. DS COURSEE.
CHASHAM( LTON,
CRAS WirANS.
SETH B. srxrr.
PEMADELPHIA, Dec. 51,1853.
TILE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
formed a limited partnership no der and by virtue of an
act of the Gener.tl Muni:ably of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, rasped the 21At of March. A D. 1835 entitled
"an Act relative to Limited Partnershipe"a - nd the Imo olc
tn.ut thereto. do make thefollowimr rmblicationincom
p/lance with the said act of Assembly and the supple
=Putt. thereto:
Fir,t. The said partnership is to b a conducted under
the a•a.me or firm of DE 00ORSEY, HAMILTON do
EVANS.
Second. The general natnre of GOODSi intended
to be transacted is the DRY COMMIFISION
BUS • EMS.
Third. The general_partners in said partnership are
BA raDEL O. DE C R.SEY. residing at No. 823 South
Sixteenth street; HUGH HAHILTON, residing at- No.
residingh Twentieth stre Twentiethß T. IMAPTS.
at No. 141 North street, in the city of
Phil atiPlubia.
Fourth. The ,pecial partners are SETH B. STITT, re.
siding at No. 212 West Logan Square. in the city of Phi
ladelphia. and ROBERT 1.. TAYLoII, residing at No.
62 Union Place. in toe city of New York. and they have
each contrthnted to the common stock of the said part
nerstipatty thousand dollars titucash, malting the sum
of ono hundred thousand dollars in the aggregate.
Fifth. The said partnership is to commence on the first
day of tannery, A D • 1864. and is to terminate Oh the
81st day of Dec. mber. A D. 1866.
SADIL O DE COURSEY,)
HUGH HAMILTON General Partners.
CPAS. T. WAN%
22 11
SETH B SITT.
ROBERT L TAYLOR, S s f"" 4 " Par "" r3 "
Parmtuar.rnia, Dec. 31, 1663,
NOTICE IS PEREBY GIVEN, THAT
the undersigned have this day formed a LIMITED
PeLtvEEREDIP, pursuant to the statuto3 of the State of
New York, for the purpose of carrying on the GPMR
RAL PRY GOODS COMM-SION B SINECE in the city
of -New York, under the firm-name of KENDALL.
CLEVELA ND, Sr. OPDYKE.
That the sole general earmark interested in the said
partnership are JosEen S HEN sLI., of the town of
Orange, county of FSFIe.X. Stahl of New Jersey • HENRY
M. CLEVELaND, of the city of Brooklyn, State of New
York, and HENRY B. OPLYKE, of the city of Now
York.
_ That the sole special partners Interested in the partner.
ship are OEO 110 k 01 , D4 RE of the city of New York.
who has contributed the sum of One Hundred Thousand
Dollars in cash inward- the capital of the said firm:
ROBERT L. TAYLO tt, of the cl:y of New York. who
has contributed the RIM of Fifty Thousan 4 Dollars In
cash towards the said capital, and SETH B STITT.of the
city of Philadelr hie. -State of Pennsylvania, who has
contributed the sum of Fifty Thousand Dollars in cast
towards the said capital.
' That the said partnership commences on the first day
of January. one thousand eight hundred and sixty -form
(ISN), and terminate.. on the thirty. firq day of Decem
ber. one thou: and eight hundred and sixty-six (1860.
That, by the terms of the said partner. hip the special
partners are not liable for the debts of the partner hip
beyond the braon.,:tB • respectively contributed by them
to the capital, as above stated.
JOSE S. K 3ND kI.L.
HENRY M. Cr,EVELILND.
1,3.14Trr "PDSKE,
GEOSGE OPDYK.F.
•
ROBERT L TAYLOR.
SETH B. STITT.
NEW Yort.N. Dec. 3]. ISM. yal 6w
NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNER
SHIP.—Whereas. we. the subecriberi, lte,ve this
day entered into a Limit. d Partnership under-the Act of
the General Assembly of the Commonwealth. of Penn
sylvania, approved March 21s r, 1536. entiard 'An Act re
]alive to Limited Partnerships," and all other enact
manta of the said General AS•stmbly relative to-Limited
Partnerships; now, th•retore. in compliance with the
provisions of the saie enactments, we publish the terms
of the said Limited Partnership, as follows:
First—The name or Arm under which the.said TAmited
Partnership is to be conducted, is that- of JOlici F.
TONT*
Second—The general nature of its business is that of
ti.e Wholesale and lzotedl DRY-00 orod BiLiSINE33.
. . .
Third—The said Limited Partnership is composed of
.1013 N F. YODNG, who resides in the. city of Phila
delphia, and CHARLES H. KlLLifitLeFt. whose piaci
of reeidcnce is at present in Lecanon county, in the Salta
of I...nesylvania. The .aid John F. VosegAs the Gane-
Pontner in the said lirait.d partnership, and the said
Charles B. Rillinaer is the Special Partner therein.
Fourth—The Special Partner, the said CHARLES H.
SILL INGER. 13..9 contributed. actually, and in good
&HI, in cash the sum of Five Thousand D 'liars to the
capital or common stork of the said Limited Partnership.
Fifth—The raid IA lotted Partnersb ip will commence on
the 31st day of December. A. D, 1563. and will terminate
on the get day of DemPaber A. D. 1E66
JOHN YoUNCI,
General Partner.
CHARLES H. KILLING Sit)
• Speciti Partner.
PIIITADELPHI.A., December 31, 1563. jal-frmw6
'PHI HI
LADELPA. DECEMBER 316 T,
-k- 1863 T
The Copartnership heretofore exigtitur betu , esu the
Subrcribers, under the tam of GEORG& F. PEABODY
& CO., is this day alaselyed by the retirement of Mr.
George F. Peabody
GEORGE V. PRABODY.
GEORGE W HARRIg,
N. PARSER RHO RTRIDGE.
J &MEE H. PEABODY.
PHILADELPHIA. Jan. let,
The Subsoribere hava this day formed a Copartnership
under the firm of HARMS. SHOSTRIDGE. & CO., at
WI South FRONT Street, for the purpose of transact
ing the DRY GOODS COMMISSION BUSINESS. as Sao
reasons to the late firm of GEORGE, F. PEABODY & CO.
GEORGE W. HARR' 4,
N. PACK • R SHORTRiDaF e
JAMES EL PEABODY.
EDWARD P. BORDEN . .
mal
(Lute or Fall Rlver, .71fageachugetts.)
THE FIRM OF JOSEPH O. TURN
PENNY di CO, is THIS DAY DISSOLVED by find
tattoo, JOS. C. TifETIPENNV,
SAMUEL B. BUNTING.
PHILADELPHIA, lat Month, Ist, MI.
CARD.—TILE UNDERSIGNED, PART
NEB in the late firm of JOS. C. TORNPENNY & CO.,
having purchased the old established Drug and Pharma
ceutical Store, at the N. E. corner of SPED CS and
TENTH Streets, will continue to give personal attention
to every department of the business Especial care will
be taken, as heretofore, in the seection of medicines.
compounding physiciati& prescriptions. Sic. I
SA.HrIEL S. BUNTING.
PVTLADELPITIA, Ist Month. lat,
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
-AL (orbiting ruder the name of JOHN H. ALLEN di CO.,
at Nos. 4 and 6 C9.I66TNIPE 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,
JAITART L 1864. F. pEYffiLL.
The undersigned. have
this der entered into Copartner
ahtp under the name of GEO. E. Gs.L l l R CO._ and wit].
conttnte the Wheh 6s.le Wood and Willow Ware busi
ness at the old stand Nos. , ' and 6 CIIESniIIT S'reet
GEO. F. GAPE.
F. NEWELL.
JaNcattrl.lB34. inl.3t*
THE COPARTNERSHIP OF PALES,
LOTHROP. & CO., was dissolved on the 17th day Of
April leAt by the death of Zebediah Lothroo.
The remaining Partners. GEORGE YALSS. DANIEL
0, WHARTON, and LEWIS R TWS'S, have associated
under the dun of 'PAIRS, WHARTON, & and will
continne the DO SIESIIC COMMI§ . SION BiTSTNEiS at
P 9. az*cussriari . street, I, ALEE ,
D wakiiTom.
LEWIS R. FITS.
- -
PAILADELPRIA. Jan. let, loot ial-fit
COPARTNERSHIP: N u _ /QE:—
Henry T. Stanbridge, John D. Barr. and:Henry L.
Elder, have day formed a Copartnership, ender the
firm of STANBRIDGE. BARR, &CO , or the parpose of
transacting the 'Wholesale and Eni . ding and
IdonßekOopinZ lialdWara, at 1321 MARK T Street.
HEiShY T. STANBRIDGE.
JoHN D. BARR,
HERAT L ELDER.
PRMADIMPTITA, Jan 1, 1563. jai-Ms
TIIE FIBM OF 'MORRIS. WHEELER,
-2- tt- CO. is this day dissolved by limitation.. •
30MM B. WHEELBIL retires, and - the Yemen
ine partners have formed a new copartnership, and
will continue the business as heretofore, under the
thin of
IHOSBIS, WHEELER. Sr' CO
Taibboith H MORRIS.
ANDREW WHEELER.
FREDERICK W. MORRIS
PHILADELPHIA, Slat De CAMIO. M 63. jal-6t.
COPARTNERSHIP-WE HAVE
••-•' this day entered into Copartnership. for the pnrpose
of tramacting a Wholesale HOSIERY. TRIHSILNG,
and VARIETY litudnet.s, under the name of CA.RoO.II Sc
BOYD, at No. 1.8 /North FOURTH Street
TflohlAS CARSON.
JAMES BOYD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jali. 1,1881 jal-10t.
ISSOLUTION.-T HE COPARTNER
fi
eifiP heretofore existing under the firm of ROW
LEY. ASITEURNEI3,3r is this day dissolved - by
the than of ALGERNON E. ASHRURNEEL The be...i
nns will be settled by the surviving partner, who will
continue the business on his own account. --
EDWARD ROWLEY,
1.6. South DELAWARE Avenue.
prormnr
WILLIAM M. SHOEMAKER AND
T RtCHA.RD M. SHOEMAKER. Ja.. are this day
admitted to an interest in our business. the style and
title of the firm to continue the same as heretofore.
ROBERT SHOEMAKER & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists.
N. E. corner FOURTH and RACE Streets.
_PHILADELPHIA. January 1, IE64 , j
TEE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
fire existing under the style of GALBRAMI do
MILLIGAN, is this day dissolved by manta' consent.
The books of the late thin may be found at 30 South
FOURTH Street.
• - • - - •
.TOHN S. cALBRAIrH.
ONO. A. miLmeAtsr.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1.. Iss4. jal-3t*
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL CONTI.
-a- PUB the DRY GOODS BUSINESS. at the old stand,
No. 30 SOUTH FOURTH Street.
GEO. A. MILLIGAN.
MR. C. DUNBAR LOCKWOOD HAS
THIS DAT been admitted to an interest in the bu
siness of the LOCKWOOD MANUFACTURING CO
The purchases and aales for said Company. heretofore
made in the name of Wm . E. Locliv.-ood. Win in fatare
be made in the name of W. E. dr E D. LOCK WOOD.
WM. E. LOCKWOOD.
Dec. 3i.186.3.
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.— T E
.nndersigned have this day entered Into copartner
ship., for the transaction of the Dry Goods Commission
Brie:mess, under the name of JOHN H. WILMAIUS &
CO., at No. 329 CHESTNUT Street
JOHN H. wrumems.
naLAns Tsui 1.156.1. JOHN WIEST. Sal-lms
TB E COPARTNERSHIP HERETO.
-.I- POKE existing between SAM IEI. R. SHIPLEY.
SPENCER EL RAZ AID, and PEMBERTON & auT.
MUNSON, under the firm of SHIPLEY, HAZARD, At
HUTCHINSON. having expired by limitation. is this
day renewed by them for the term of five years.
Pzu - LADELPICA, /2tll me, 31st, 1863. jal-10t
DISSOLUTION. --- PHILADELPHIA,
January_ 1. 1E64.
The undersigned. trading under the " firm " of JOHN
HOOPBR, SON, CO.. retires from business. The
business will be settled up at the office. No. ILIA CHEST
NUT Street. fial-lm) ROBERT N. HOOPER.
NOTICE. -ME. NEWTON CARPEN
TER retiree this day from our firm The remain
lug Partners will liquidate unsettled affairs. and con
tinue business under the same style as heretofore.
01-6t•J. C. HOWE & CO.
DECEMBER 31,1469. NEWTON CARPENTER,
WILLIAM C. PETERS IS ADMITTED
to an interest in our Firm from this date.
VANCE al LANDIS.
Jantess7 let, 1664_
WE HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED
SAML. W. VAN MAN to in interest in oar bu-
. - .
Wholesale Hosiery and Fancy Goats.
(Jan north
PHILADMPTIIA, Ist mo.. ) Mt THIRD Street.
DISSOLUTION. -- THE FIRM OF
HAMRICK & CALDWELL
is this dcy dissolved by mutual consent. All busines
with the firm
LEAVI will be settled by their successors. HAW
RICK TT.
C. IL HA.mmmt.
J. C. CALDWELL.
COPARTNERSHIP: CHAS. IL HAM
BICE and HART A. LEAVITT have tide day en
tered Into partnership. under the firm of HAMRICK di
LEAVITT. for the importation and jobbing of hosiery,
gloves. and fancy goods. at 30 North FOURTH St. 3111..3t,
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
PII7LADZToPEITA• Jan. 1. Val.
ROBERT R. JOHNSON is this day admitted to an in
terest in our firm
The name and style will continue to be as hereto.
fore. P. WORK & GO..
Bankers and Exchange Brokers.
GEO. P. WORK.
R. Q. MoLEOD.
N 0 TIC E.—WE HAVE THIS DAY
't admitted BAHL. M. KELLY and ANDREW C.
SINE to an interest in onr business.
HOOD, BONBRIGHT. & CO.,
b 29 MARKET
PHILATAT.PIII4I, Jell. 1, M•
I .11rie*
NOTICE. -FROM AND AFTER JA
nnary Ist, 1861. the firm heretofore :transacting bu
siness under the title of DAVIS' d€ 00. will be conducted
byL ET the
N. same me les under the firm of N. di d. MID
DO
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
-11- day entered into coparinerable. for the transaction
of the Dry Goods Coromhudon business under the name
end style of BROOKS, SCOTT. & Co. , at N 0.109 CREST.
NUT Street. EDWARD D. BROOKS.
JAMES W. T. SCOTT. .
rtlikalOWßU l PO. l, INN *OA %OM
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE
notice. under the provisions of the sots o Assembly
of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. relative to
Limited Partnership. that they have this day formed a
Lim , ted Partnership tinder the firm-name of D. A.
BUNTER & hCOTT.
The general nature of the business intended to be
Writ sec ed it. the purchase and sale of STRAW and
BLILINBUT GOODS: theplace of business to be in the
city of Philadelphia.
The general partners in said firm are DAVID A. HUN.
ThR and WILLIAM B SCOTT. both residing in the city
of Philadelphia. The special partnere in said firm are
HUNTER, Jr . and GEORGE S. SCOTT. both
reek leg in the city of Philadelphia.
he amount of capital which each of the said spacial
Partners has contributed to the common stock to st% fol
lows :••• The said William Bunter, Jr.,hat contributed
the sum of five thousand dollars, and the said George S.
Scott the enm of five thousand dollars
Said partnership shall commence on the first dap of
January, eighteen hundred and slxtyfour. and termi
nate on toe thirty-first day of December. eighteen hun
dred cud sixty-six.
' DAVID A. TitltiTHEt,
Wit B. SCOTT,
o.neral Partners.
Wit. HUNTER. Jr .
GEO. S. SCOTT.
Special Partners.
PHILADELPHIA. January 1. 106 t. ltatior
NOTICE. -THE CO PARTNERSHIP
heretofore existing' between the subscribers, in the
Wholesale Drag Bush, eels, under the tlrm of IGILIiBET.
ROYAL. & CO., is this day diseolTed 1,7 Limitation. John
Gilbert retiring tom the same. The businma will be
emtled by either of thepartners, at the old eland, Woe.
309 and 311 North THIRD Street.
JOHN
ROYAL. THEOD GIL
ORE E
A. ROYAL,
LEWIS ROYER.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1 . 1861. 13.23:
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE. - THE
"•-• undersigned, members of the late firm of Gilbert,
Royal. & Co.. will continue the Who'esale Drug- 9'14-
nese. at the o/d stand. Nos. 309 and 311 North TIIIRD
street, under the firm of .8,01 A t s ROY ER,
THEODORE A. ROYAL.
L1;W.I8 ROYER..
PHTTADELPITTA. Jan 1. 1884 jag St
TbISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
—The Firm of V & J. F. GILPIN & CO. Was dis•
solved this day by the withdrawal from Dearness of
VINCENT GILPIN and JOHN R. GILPIN Either of
the Partners are authorized to eettle the affair. of the
Firm. VINCENT GILPIN,
JOHN F. GILPIN,
JOEIti R. othrui.
GEO. GILPIN.
PHILADELPFNA : December 31. 1363.
NOTICE-THE BUSINESS OF
STOCK. LO .N. and BILL BROXER.3 will be con.
tinned at the old place of ItneineBe. No. 2217 DOCK'
Street. corner of Gold. by the bulgier:ban, ander the
Finn of GILPIN e CO. JOHN F. GILPIN.
GZo. GILPIN.
PIMADELPIITA. Jan. 1. 1884. jai fmtelit'
THECOPARTNERSHIP HERETO
FORE existing between the * Flabscribers. under the
firm of EVANS CO.. if. this day. diesolysd by mutual
consent. istrif. EVANS.
JOS. IIVANS.
THE SUBSCRIBER WILL CONTINUE
4 - the Btisiness as heretofore for the transaction of the
Dry Goods Commission Business. at the old eland, ZIA
CHURCH. Alley. JOSEPH EVANS.
PHILADELPHIA. Nth. month 31st, 1863 jal-frm
THE UNDERSIGNED HIVE THIS
day entered into Copartnership under the style
end name of RAIGUEL dc EVANS, for the transaction
the Dry Goods ConindsAion.Husinese.at 3t3 7 CHESTNUT
Street. WILSON LW a Si
VANOSUR G,
E.
PHILADRIPATA. January I. leat. jal-frm-Mt
CoPA RTNERSHIP.—THE SUB
SCRIBERS hey% this day entered into partnership.
under the firm or. CRABS PED OLS, for the msnu
lecture end eale of Boot and Shoe Uppers, at No. 19
South THIRD Street. (up stake )
M. Id. CHASE.
GEO. R. PEDDLE.
e -
IanARYL 1864 jal-fmole.t"
NOTICE OF
COPASTNERSHIP.
Ni'. WILLIAM PENN LEWIS become! a partner In
ow Souse to - day.
BALTIMORE. January 1. IE6I.
D 1 SS OLUI lON 01 COPARTNER,-
SHIP.—Tbe Firm of COGILL & WILT is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The bustress of the late
firm will be settled by ALPHEUS WILT at the old
Place of business, No. 4415 ,Iforth Front street. All per
sona indebted to the said firm are requested to make pay
ment, and those having claims against the same to pre
sent them to said AL Mina WILT.
_ _
THOMAS O. OOGILL,
♦. WILT.
PHILADELPHIA. December 31, 1363, ia2
O,EO. W. WATSON & CO.,
_ CARRIAGE BUILDERS.
No 825 North THIRTEENTH Street.
Are now Prepared to execute orders for every descrip
tion of light and heavy . 4.3ARRIAGE.3. and having at all
times the very best materials and workmen, can-pre
mise the utmost satisfaction to all who may favor them
with their custom
The Repairing( business will be continued by Mr.
JACOB LOT PENSL&ORR. at the old stand.. on CLOVER
E treat, rear of Concert Hall. jag -3nl
COPARTNERSHIP -IL C. WATSON
having tide day associated with her in the Cali-
WAGE MANUFACTURING, nor non. WSf C W ATSON.
H WRIGHT, and GEO. H. GARUES, the business to
future will be conducted.nnder. the firm of GEO. W.
WATSON & CO.
PRILADELPRIA, .Ta 1112817,1. 1864. jtl[2.6V
NOTIOE.:—;_*,1114II - A111. D. STIERRAMD
-LN has this day,assaAiatod. with him his son. TARES H.
SHBltlitAitD. sk-Whontinue the business of
FIRB AND MARINNINhIIIiANCE in all its braneliss.
at Sherrard's Insurance Rooms, No.. letl2 WALNUT
Street. under the Arm of. W. D. dg S. H. SHERILLRD.
Philadelphia. Jan. 1,180., ia2-3G
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the limited PARTRERABlPberetefore existing be
tween RICHARD D. WOOD, JOSIAH , 13 Cuff. BEN
JAMIN V. MARSH. LBWIS HILYNif.A.RD, EDWARD
Y. ToWNhEND, BRIM Y HESIDJIROON, RICHARD
WOOD, and ALPE f•D H: FOSTER. wader the Arm of
R. WOOD, MARSH, & RAY WARD, terminates this day
by its own limitation The business will be sett ed
the old stand, 309 MARKET Street.
FRILAPELPHIA, Dec. 31, 1563. jal-fenw6t 4 .
LIMITED P.A.RTNEHSHIP -THE
Subscribers hereby give notice that they have en
tered into a Limited Partnership, agreeably to the provi
sions of the laws of Pennsylvania relating to limited
partnerships.
That the name or Arm under which said vs , baership
is to be eonducted, is WOOD, MARSH, St HAY WARD.
That the general nature of - the business intended
to be
transacted is the Dry Goods Jobbing business.
That the names of all. the.genenal and special partners
interested therein are, BENJAMIN V MARSH (general
partner). ',Emus W. HAYWARD (general partner).
HENRI HENDERSON (general partner). RICHARD
WOOD (general partner). SAMUEL P. GOD WIN (gene
ral_ Partner). RICHARD P. WOOD (special partner). an t
JOSIAH HAWN (special partner) , and all of them. the
said partners. general and special,redde in the Qity of
Philadelphia.
That the aggregate amount Of the capital contributed .
by the speclalyartners to the (131nInlit stock Is one hun
dred tlicpsand dotlerti —of Which fifty thousand dollars
''le", utts been so contributed by the said DICHADD
D. - WOOD. special partner—and or which fifty tbouland
dollars in cash, has been so contributed by the said JO.
SI iLH BACON, special partner.
That the period at which the Bald partnership is to
commence. is the thirty-first day of December. A. D
IPAid. and the period at which it will terminate is the
thir! y-tirst day of December. A. D 1866.
RICHARD D. WOOD,
Special Partner.
JOSIAH BACON.
Special Partner
_ . BEN.TAMIN P. MARSH,
LEWIS W. HAYWARD.
HENRY HENDERSON,
-RICHARD virOqD,
SAMUEL P. GOD WIN.
DISSOLUTION OF P LETNE RS HIP.-
TIR. Partnership heretofore existing under the firm
of SHAFFNER, ZIEGLER, & r,o.is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. JOHN SKAPFNER,
CHARLES ZINGLtR,
JOSEPH 4DAMSON.
THADDEUS W. MARKLEY.
DECEMBIM 31,1863, jal-St.
T HE FIRM OF R. N. PRATT & CO
-a- is this day dissolved by mulnal eoneeot
K Nc PRATT.
EL DENISON.
PHILADELPHIA, December SI, 1863.
I :KITED PARTNERQ.HIP.-THE
undersigned, having foklned a Limited Partnership.
do make the following publication in comphance with
the law 'pinny° to Limited Partnership 1, and the sup
plements thereto.
First—The paid partnership is to be conducted under
the name and style of PRATT & DENISON.
Second—The general nainre of the business intended to
he transacted by the said rartnerabin is the Whole ale
and Hetet. LEATHER cud SHOE FINDINGS 111.1314.-
Third—The General Partneis are EMMA N PRATP.
residing at No. 120 Callowhili street, and HENRY DENS
SOW, residing at No. 505 Franklin street.
Fonr.h—The amcnet of casual which ABEL DENI
SON, of New 1 o k the npeeial Partner, has contributed
to the common stock of said partnership is Fifteen Thou
sand Dollars. in cash
Fifth—The said partnership is to c.mmence on the Ist
day of January. 1861, and to terminate on the let day of
January 1867. RUFUS N. PRATT
and. -
HENRY DENISON,
General Partners;
ABEL DENIt ON.
Special Partner.
PHILADELPHIA, January 1, 1864. jal St
NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNER
SHIP. —The undersigned. 'hereby sive notice. under
the provisions 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 tarps thereof:
First. The name of the firm nnder which said pastnes
ship Eball be conducted is WATSON & J-kNX.I3Y.
Second The general nature of the business intended
to be transacted is the purchase and sale of Dry Goods;
the place of business to be in the city of Philadelphia.
Third. The names of the General Partners are
CHARLES WATSON: residence No. 462 North SIXTH
Street. in the city of Philadelphia. and FRANKLIN
JANNEY. residence Do. 1509 COATES Street, in the city
of Philadelphia The Dame 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 THOUSAND DOLL ARS.
Fifth. £ aid partnership shall commence on the first
day of January. eighteen hundred and sixty-four, and
terminate on the thirty-first day of December. eighteen
hundred and sixty-six.
NOTICE. -THE COPARTNERSHIP
heretofore existing between the anbscrlbers. under
the firm of WELLING, COFFIN, ra CO., is this day dis
solved by limitation, and the removal of Hr. C EL
WELLING to View York. Either partner will sign the
name of the firm in liquidation
OHAELEB H WELLING.
LEMUEL COFFIN,
JOSEPH It ALPERIN.
Philadelphia, December 31. 1863.
CHARLES H. WELLING has associated with him Mr.
CHARLES E. LOTHROP. and will continue the DRY
GOODS COMMISSION BUSINESS. at N 05.131,133, and
136 DUANE Street, under the style of
CHARLES H. WELLING do CO.
New 'fork, January 1. Mi.
The subteribera have formed a Copastnetship under
B
the Arm of COFFIN di ALTEOS and will continue the
DRY GOODS COMMISSION BUSINESS in Philadelphia,
at No. Rao CHESTNUT Street.
LEHURL COFFIN.
JOSEPH S. ALTSPJUS.
Philadelphia, January L
ar, CO
THE COPARTNERSHIP OF THOS.
MELLOR & :10. is this day dipsolved by lie own
limitation, THOMAS MELLOR and : - ;EO. 0. EVANS
withdrawing, The business of the late firm will be
settled by the remaining partners.
Philadelphia, Dec. 31, 1861
COPARTNERSHIP. -JOHN B. MEL
LOR. EDWARD RAMS. and WM. ME LLOR have
this day associated themselves under the style and tirm
of MELLOR, RAINS & MELLOR. for the transaction of
theIi9IIOLIWALE HOSIERY and SMALL-Iv/ace. p.rtsr-
NEN. at the old store. Noe. 40 and 42 NORTH THIRD
Street.
Philadelphia. Dec. 31. 1863.
ROBERT GLENDENNING, Jl., IS
THIS DAY admitted into the firm of IMITHER &
CO.. Banker., 51 South THIS.D street.
PHILADELPHIA. Jail. 1. 1564.
NOTICE OF COPARTNERSHIP.—
,Mr. BERNARD LOEBENTHAL is this day admit
ted as a partner In the firm of woLGamovi &
RALEIGH. The style of the firm from this date will be
WOLGAEHITH. RALEIGH. CO.
- -
The undersigned will continue the Manufacturing. Im.
porting. and Commission Business as heretofore. at No.
9 RAPE Street, and Nos. 10 and 1.% STRAW BERRY
Street. WOLO *MUTH, BALBIOH, St CO.
Pgimaroa,rate. January I. 186.1. -
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
thw entered into copartnership for the transaction of
thnj ebbing: bnoinere in
HATA. cdrs, FURS STRAW GOODS, tbc.,
tinder the name and Mrle of LIPPING° TT. Eft.ND"dt
Co.. at No. 8 North 2 RD Street.
W E E OR V GE
LMI.P PONCDID N 7,
r.
,
Dtc. tee. et*
COPARTNERSHIPS.
HODGES BROTHERS.
ial-fraw3t.
CHABLIS WATSON.
FRANKLIN JANNEY.
- General Partners
W. Ei STEWART,
Special. Partner
COPARTNERSHIPS,
T I BITTED PARTNERSHIP.-TILE
_undersigned, haying formed a LIMITED PART
itIEIiSHIP do make the following pnblication in glom.
pliance with the law relative to limited partnerships
and the s applemeat thereto:
First—The said partnerehir. is to be conducted under
the name end et; - le of A. B. FOSTER.
Second—The atinaral nature of the business intended
to be transacted I . ry• ate scald partnership is the - WHOLE
SALE BOOT AITD SHOE BUSINESS
Third—The general partner is ALFRED 11. FOSTER,
residing in Philadelphia
Fourth—The amount of sapital which WILLIAM R.
SOMERS. of Philadelphia, the special partner. has con
tributed to the commcn stock of said partnership ie
Five Tbou.and Dollars in cash.
Fifth-111e paid partnatehip in t • r.omme, ace car the
second eay or January. 1864 , and to terminate 021 We
Ace day of Sanuary.
ALFRED 11. v:Armit...
General Partner.
•
WILLIAM H
Special Partner.
Purcenar,i are, San. 2. ISM. Jas-met
TIIE COPARTNERSHIP HERETO
tore existing between the undersigned ander the
name and style of A W LITTLE & 110. has been dis
eoiyed 7 HIS DAY by mutual consent. The business of
the late Erre will be settled by eitasr of the partners. at
325 MARKET Street. A W. LITTLE.
CHMILES WATS - W.
FRANKLIN JANNEY,
PITILADELPHIA, Dec. 31,16;3.
A W. LITTLE' WILL CONTINUE
• tie Importing and Sobbing of Silk Goods at the
old stand 325 111 AttERT Street.
YHILADELPNIA, Jan 2. 1664. ja4-2t.
NOTICE.—THE PARTNERSHIP
heretofore existing between .TA(14)13 T. BUNTING
and S A ML. A. JONES, under the firm of Bunting & Jones.
bas been dfaaolved by the death of the Fuld Jacob T.
Ranting mho bnaineek of the firm will ha settled by
Samuel E. Jones, the cut viving partner.
The undersigned will continue the business airier the
style of the late Ann. at the old stand, Po 2B South
DELAWARE Avenue,
THOMAS
A. sin
NE S.
THOMAS BAAS.
PATLATAIT.PRTA. iSi. 1354 ja.4-1m
PBILADELPEIIA, JANUARY 1,1864.
—Wa the undersigned. have 'lids day form.d a
partnerehip, ander the Ptyle of POLLOCK et GAS 4EL
BERRY, so transact the Dry Goods. Johhing. and Com
minion hnahr-e, at the old stand (.f John. Pollock. 58
Bouih ECOhikl, rent OP ta j'S).
JORIg POLLoruc.
J. R. CAFISRLB)SRRY.
fIOPARTNERSHIP_- EDWARD
TI REDS and HENRY H. 'HAYNES b.a.ce aegociatod
as ET , HENS at HAYNES. In the Net Gash Jobbing Dry
Gorda Btraineta. at'No. 51 f oath FbllßTH.Street
PRH.ADELerrrA. Dec. 21.1863. .124.murf-Zet
A. A L. COYLE RETIRES, AND SCOTT
COYLE enters our Firm from lskin.tant.
S. If. COYLE & CO.
PTITLADELPHTA. January 4. 1864. ia4 3t
TB E PARTNERSHIP If E R ETO F 0 RE
texisting between JOS. E. TEMPLE and SEMLOIL
H. MMUS. limier the firm of TEMPLE ar CO.. is tilts
day dissaved by mutual consent. Either Partner will
attend to the settlement of the business,
JOS. E TEMPLE.
BAWL H. MILLE&
PrEzzArYzr.rurn, Doc. M. 1562
JOSEPH E. TEMPLE HAS THIS DAY
aeFociated with_ him hie
eon CHAS. TX. TOWLE.
They will continue the Jobbing Dry anode Bat , inese
under the same firm of TEMPLE & CO. , at N oa. 19 and
ntl South FOURTH Street.
PHILADELPHIA .I.9.lltlarr 1 IS6I.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the firm of LEEDS & GRAY, 'Brewers, of the
city of Philadelphia.. having been dissolved by the
drath of LEWIS LEEDS, the business of the late firm
will be settled by the undereixned. (the surviving part
ner). who will continue the business on hie own ac
ccunt, under the style of LEEDS & OR &Y.
ROBERT GRAY.
PD ILADELPTITA, Dec. 15, 1563. ja4.3t.
WANTS.
WANTED -A_ LAD TO LE .4.11 N THE
"Vi'bolesalet Drag 13.1.1neea ; age aboat.l6. Address
"C. E. R.." Box 1.364 P. 0. - It*
WANTED, IN A CLOTH STORE—AN
active YOUNG MAN: one who has - some know
ledge of the business prefer:ad. Address Box o6l.l,eita
delphia Poet Office. ja4.2..
lAr ANTE D--A SMART, ACTIVE
1 LAD in a wholesale Cloth Hone. Address Box
Pl 7 Post Office, in handwriting of applicant. Salary,
first Tear. ja4-St•
10V ANTED-A BOY, IN THE COUNT
,. ING-ROOM of a, wholesale Dry-Goode house. A
evedan to of filo High gehool. proferrad. Alto. wanted, a
BOY to learn the bneinees. Addrees Box No 2511 Phi
ladelphia Poet Office, in handwriting of the applica,nt.
ja4 St*
T WO GENTLEMEN WANT FUR
MU-IED SLEEPING APART TENTS in the Second
Story of a Private Dwelling. with modern conveniences.
Address, with particulars, B. )x DIP P. 0.
AN EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER
. 81!V c ion c ;; ferst.class city references. Ad
e f Pews. jal-3t.
WANTED—A YOUNG- MAN TO
open and take charge of a set of Books in the Dry
Goods Commission Business. Address A B. & Co.
Press Office.
WANTED -BY A YOUNG MAN,
from Delaware. of business experience and exten
etre acqualatance. a situation in a good Hardware or
Grocery House. Address "Energy." office of Press.
3t*
WANTER-IN A BOOKSTORE, A.
YOUNG MAN having some knowledge of Book
keeping. king be a good penman. Address, with real
Remo and reference. in handwriting of the applicant,
"Box 2.47. 1, Philadelphia P. O. ]al-St
OENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
A
STANDARD HISTORY OF THE WAR. A rare
chance to make money. Agents are clearing from cori
to saw a month. 200.000 volumes already sold. Send
for circulars. Address JONES BROS. & CO., Publish
ers, BALTIMORE, Md. de3o 3w.
sOLDIERS 1-AN AGENT IS WANT
gr. in every Regiment for the sale of something light
and profitable. needed by Everybody, esriecially by
every Soldier. Agents are doing big_ eings. Address
(encloßing stamp) ARRANDALE & 00.,
dell-fmn-lmdsltW AIS BROADWAY, New York.
WANTE A SALESMAN IN A
Notion. Home. A liberal salary will be elven to a
mailable pawn. APP77 tO 7d. N. AMPLE',
de2e et. R 3 North THIRD Street.
In A MONTH !
.—WE WANT AGENTS AT
Aso $BO a month, expenses paid, to sell our EverlaSting
Pencils, Orientalßurners, and 13 other arttelee. 15 air
onion Bent free SHAW. & CLARK. Biddeford, Me. dnlm
$76 A
Atent?i N n e T Tory l eowl i ty at 1175 Ta m T o?th 11 ,
expo ißkl a
NM
_paid. to mall my new chimp Family Sewing Ittsehissa.
Address. E. MADISON, Alford, Maine. 0e23-dawYst
At DEPUTY QUARTERMASTER
aIIImeGIEDIERAL'S OFFIGE—PaILADELparA. Feb. 8.
Iva
VE SSELS WANTED Imzuedixteti to carry COAL to
the following points:
Torn Me.
Hey went, rla.
Fort Monroe. Vs.
Alemstidria„, Va.
Newbern, .
Port Royal, S. C. I.
felo.tfDtain and AFlximtant anartermaxter.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
DESIRABLE COURT PROPERTY
will be sold at Thomas & F.oun' sale to-mcrrow noon,
located on FRAIVICLai Street, below Coates. Will rent
for *S7S, at low rates. It*
efft FOR SALE—HANDSOMELY RI
-14-1. ROVED FARM, 40 acres, near Woodbury Depot,
S miles out. Also, Chester county Farm. 112 acres,
'within 5 minutes' walk of a Station, Phi , aqelphia awl
West Chester. via Iftdia. Call and examine Register of
Farms. E PETTIT, No. 323 WALNUT Street 3a4
go TO EXCI LANGE—VALUABLE
IMPROVED re. Raf. containing 125 acres, near Wie
eahiekon Station, N.Y. R. R.,16 miles out. Also. Chester
county Valley Farm, 67 sores, immediately at Station ?.
R. It. Appre to
It PETTIT. No. :123 WALNUT St. ja4
got FOR SALE-A VERY DESIRA,
BLE HOESE of 50 acres, situated on the Philadel
phia and West Chaster Plank Road. just ten miles from
Philadelphia. The land is in a high state of cultivation.
with fine Storehonse, earn. he. For further information
apply to CHARLES E. LEE WEST CHESTER, or LEE
BIto^AEAS & CO.. 22.0 (111EqrNITT Strout. 1.12 Bt.
PROPOSALS.
f) E P O T QUAR CERMA STENS OF
FICE,
ARMY DLOTHinG Ant. EQQTPA..B DEPARTMENT,
DATeTiMORIES, Me., January 4. 1831,
SALE OF CONDEMNED 6LOTHiNG AND
EQUIPAGE.
There will be sold at public auction, on SATURDAY.
the 2M day of Janntry. 1864, at 10 o'olock a. M., at the
Warehouse, No. 48 SOUTH HOWARD Street. Balti
more, hid , to the highest bidder fer cash, in Govern
ment futds. the following described articles of OLD.
THING AND EQUIPAGE. viz:
622 Haversacks.
175 Canteens,
/28 Blankets, Woollen,
S 5 Knapsacks. _
23 Ponchos, painted.
23 Blankets. painted..
1,600 Letters.
7 Pro. Sergeant's Scales, braes.
9 heather Stocks.
2 Drum Slings.
15 Hate, untrimmed..
1 Cr. Bootees.
1 Forage Cep.
3 Prs. Stockings.
1 Shirt. •
1 Pr. Drawers.
Prs. Trrowsera mounted.
1 Blouse, unlined.
1 Fine _
:3 Garrison Flags.
2 Storm Flags.
1 Bugle old.
I Trumpet. E C.
1 Post-order Book.
1 Post-an ornina Report Book,
2 Regimental-order Books.
21 Bugle Cords and Tassels, infantry.
2 Magician's Coats, infantry.
19,7 uommon Tents.
189 Sibley Tents.
.5.64 Shelter Tents.
12 Waal Tents
2 Wall-Tent Flies. % - r
104 Sibley-Tent Poles
-9 bible', Tent Tripods.
180 bible? Teat Stoves._
25 Sets Wall Tent Poles ' , Vic
10 Sets Hospital Teat Poles. -
352 Camp Kettles.
116 Mees Pane.
3 Spades.
Axe
1 Axe Handle.
6 Hatchets.
6 Hatchet Handles.
All tentage will be sold by the pound.
Catalogues, describing packages, will be prepared,
and goods arranged for examination early on the day of
sale. S. H. DUNAN.
Assistant Quartermaster.
Alutniatt ts CO.,
ja4.lSt Auctioneero.
OFFICE ARMY CLOTHING AND
EQUIPAGE, TWELFTH and GIRARD Stree4l.
. -
PHILADELPHIA, January 0. 1864.
BELLED PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until FRIDAY. the 6th instant, for supplying this office
and the Schuylkill Arsenal with the following articles
of Stationery fo&the year Med —viz s
Letter Copy ink Books, letter size, 000 pages, numbered.
Do. do. do. foelecap . size.so3 pages. do.
Blotting Paper, white, in sheets.
Ink, Black, Maynard SC Boyer. quart bottle!.
Do. do. Arnold's Writing Fluid, quart bottles.
Do. do, do. Copying do. do.
Do. Bed Carmine, glass bottles and stoppers.
Black Leas Pencils, Faber's, Nos. 1,2, and ' , per grace.
Red and Blue Lead Pencils Faber' . s, per gloss.
Steel Pens, Gillett's. Nos. 170. 303, 401, do.
Do. do. Levy's, do. 101, do.
Do. do. Pratt's do. 622,d0.
Do. do. G Illett's Eagle Pen, barrel, do.
Pen Holders, assorted. do.
Sealing Wax,red, beet quality, large sticks,per pound.
India Rubber, in small pieces, per pound.
Red Tape in pieces and on spools
Mucilage in glass bottles, with brush.
Mucilage in glass quarts.
Should any other articles be required. which are not
enumerated in the aboveschedole, they are to be fur
nished at the lowest market rates.
Samples of the Copying Books. Blotting Paper, Red
Ink, Pen Holders, Sealing Wax, India nnbber. and Red
Tape, to accompany the bid.
ALSO.
Forage Caps army standard.
Cords and Tamale for Cavalry Rats army standard.
Axe Handles for Felling Axes, army standard.
Bidders must state in their proposahr the price. which
must be given in terflitlo. as well as in figures. also the
Quantity bid for. and time of delivery, except the Sta.
tionery- which is to be delivered as wanted within the
year 10 , 64 - -
The ability of the bidder to All the contract must be
guarantied sty two responsible persons , whose signa
tures will be appes dad to the guarantee, and said gua
rantee accompany the bid. And in case the said bidder
should fail to enter into the contract, they to make good
the difference between the offer of said bidder and the
next lowest responsible bidder, or the person to whom
the contract may be awarded.
Bidders, as well as their sureties or guarantors, who
may not be known at this office, will furnish a certificate
from the United States District Attorney, postmaster, or
other public functionary at the residence of the bidder or
guarantors, setting forth clearly the fact that the bidder
and his sureties are responsible men, who will, if a con
tract is awarded them, act in good faith with the
United States. told faithfully execute the same.
No bid will be entertained unless properly gnaTantied
by'Jwo responsible parties, as above described
Bide Troia defaulting contraetors will not be received.
Blank forme for proposals can be bad lawn aPpliestion
at this oar&
Proposals Must be endorsed. • • Proposals Mr Army
Sonplisa." stating the Particular article bid for.
0 H. CROSMA.N.
iki A. Q. K. %m 111 United PAM AMY,
AMIISEMBWM.
AMERICAN ACADEMY Or MUSIC.
STUPENDOUS ATTRACTION(
Itercence 15121101388 of the
WONDERFUL ARABS.
!THE REAL CHILDREN OF THIS DESERT.
Who were received the laet, two rkich , c with
UNBOUNDED APPLAUSE.
They will appear again. in coalam.tion with the
HAVEL.
MARTINETTI,
SAND BIARZETTI TROUPE.
MO! DAY EVENING Jan. 4th.
GRACEFUL G ELOUPINGB
BY
JULIAN, PHILIPPE, PAUL, and
MAD'LLE DEMME
To be followed by the Grand Ballet, of
LA SYLPH Dg.
After which the celebrated ARCH TEMPE will ap.
Dear, and go through their wonderful; feats, uncut.
passed by anything in the world
To coLclnde with the comic trick Pantomime of
THE MAGIC TRUMPET.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY EVENINGS.
TILE GREEN .OIONSTER.
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Pa; qua, Parquet Circle, and Balcony 50 canto.
(No extra charge for nuerred seats)
17eTier Circles 25 canto.
Proscenium Boxer. 13 eeate each
/3 " 1 °flee open chili-, from 0 to 4 o'clock, where Beata
may he kectered for three days In advance.
Donne emu at 7. Performance to commence at B. Moos
at WI o'clock.
NEW
. CHESTNIIT-ST. THEATRE.-
Letase and Manager Mr. WM. WHEATLMIL
Mr. Wheatley haa moat plAnture in announcin Lihat
bo has made R eng meta with the great ric
Tragedienne, . _ _
MAD'LLE V Es' VALI,
V 91.21.9 F , JCCPOS rpnp her drat l pne ,, ,nrog in this city warn
TINPRECEDIIIITE ri AND 11 ii.XAMPt.E.D.
Man'lle VF., will make hero reanearanee at
this theatre
TB /S (Monday) HVENIHO, January lth,
in the grand Musical Drama of
GAMMA;
OR
MR JEWISH MOTHER.
Gamea (the Jewish Mother) Mlle. V RaTVALT.
Cornea (the Fortune-teller) Mlle. VE3I'VeleE.
Supported by the full strength of the Company -
INCIDENTAL MUSIC.
The My tic Chant VESTVkLI.
The Mo.ber's Prayer - ITE iTVALL
The Cradle Hong. VEeTVALI.
Rondo—" Sylvia is Mine Again " V IiSIT ALC
Gondolier's Barcarole VESTV.s.7.4.
Dress Circle and Parquet „fiO cents.
Orchestra I. etc a
No es , ra charge for Reserved Seats.
Doora ei.on at 7. Comm.nce at. 7.44-
la redeem', the Musical Drama of the
'BRIGAND." It
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE.
SSEE Mrs. M. A. GARRETTAIOIII
SEVENTH AND LAST WEEK OF M. J. S °LAB=
Entire and grand succa , a of
THE TICtLoT-OF•LEAVE MAN.
MONDAY and TUESDAY, January Atli and Oth.,
J. S. CLARKS WILL APPEAR AS
808 BdIEB.LY,
In Tom Taylor's 'treat Sensation Play and as
JACK HUMPHRIES.
In Poole's Comedy of TU8.191N6 THE TABLES,
Seats may be mated in advance for any night daring
the week.
WV. JOHN DREW'S NEW AIICIP
REET THEATRE.
HOIIsIN FILLED To THE ROOF.
THIRD WEEK OF FRANK DREW.
TWO Gift AT SENSATIONS,
THE TICKET-OF-LEAVE MEN,
AND THE BURLESQUE ALADDIN.
TO-NIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT,
With hew eceoery wow.r [ARP. .
THE Tl
KETOF-LEAVE MAN.
Hawksbaw (the Detective) FRANK DERIPr.
To conclude, with (third week)
ALADDIN ; OR. THE WONDERFUL LAMP.
Widow Twanker FRANK DREW.
Curtain rises at 7;4; o'clock. je.4-6t
GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS.
TROUPE.—MARKET Street. above Twelfth.
Directress, Mrs. CIiIAhLES WARNER. formerly era
• DAN RICE.
New and thrilling scenes lu the Areas, will be Pt"•
duoed tbia weak, includin
TIER SPRITE WHITBYILVER saowww.
THE FAMILY
Will also anneer in beautiful acts. mincing.' and other.
wipe.
Alto, the G ATONED, FAMILY. in classic displays.
This evening, and during the weak, the great
MAN MONKEY
'Will appear in droll sports and pastimes. 4
ADMISB3OI\I, 25 touts; Make Seats, 50 cents; Deanna
Eng. i 53; Gallery. 15 cents
rommencing 7M o'clock each nvening.
Legular Matinees on WEDN 'SO SLY and SATURDAY
afternoons, commencing at 2;4 o'clock
CONCERT HALL
LE; rITISRE 4,*()M
CRESTIMT STRBET 4 ABOVE TWEaFFEL.
ST , OOIID WRZIC OF •—•
WZMDERLICR'S
ZOORAPHIOOW.
A reries of Map trations of
T S. ARTHUR'S
TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR-ROOM
LSO,
JOHN A
.13G YA N'S
PILGRIM'S PROGRESS.
And - other attractive Scenes from
LIFE. CHARACTER. NATURE. and ART.
Proprietor and Manager Mr. JOSEPH VERNE,
- will otinue for a t
of m ore
seaeon.
This splendid series of more than 100 grand Panora
Nl L: ti nge was executed by t.„
Mr. GEORGE WUNDERLICH.
an American Artist, who stands =rivalled as I IMO
Painter.
A nalEslcat 20 cents. Children 15 cents.
Doors open at 7 o'clock.
Liberal arrangements made with schools, tempeninet;
and other societies.
Matinee every Wednesday and Saturday afternoon ni
S o'clock. Children 10 centa.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS,
Corner of TENTH end CHESTNUT Streets.
LAST WEEK.
OF TUE
GREAT NEW STEEEOSCOPIAN.
Which has excited the wonder and admiration of thou-
sands of our citizens, who visited it the past week.--
D
THE BEAUTY AN PERFECTION OF NATURE AND
Arm
Surpassing anything heretofore presented to the Pub
lic of Philadelphia.
SPLENDID VIEWS IN EUROPE, ASIA, ARRIOA, AND
AMERICA.
The scenery and objects of history presented are true
to nature, and valuable assistants in cultivating the
fine arts.
Doors open at 7 o'clock ; commence at 8 o'clock.
Admittance 26 cents; Children 15 cents. jaCei.
TEMPLE OF WONDERS.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
TENTH and CIEJETENITT Street/.
WILL HSnRTLY CLOSE.
MAGICAL and PHILOSOPHICAL EXPERIMENTB:
Groat Powers Of VENTRILOQUISM, and the LEARND
CANARY BIRDS . _ _ _
SIGNOR BLITZ will appear in his popular Entertain
ments EVERY EVENInCh commencing at 7%, and
'WEDNESDAY and SaTURD AY et FTBRISJON at 3
Admission 25 cents; Children 15 cents
MESSRS. CROSS & .TARVIS
WILL OWE TRETR
FIRST SOIREE OF CLASSICAL %(USIC
(Secod
EVENason
OE THURSDAY NG, JANUARY H.
TN jag! FOYER OF THE AO OF MUSIC.
SOLDIER'S NIGHT.
MUSICAL FMB HALL,
4 1inntinv fith u iset
ANNIVERSANN Cot. Trtl: JIB!, OILEI-1111.
PARK BENJAMIN,
the diAingnisted lecturer, will deliver hie new and pa.
triotic poem on _
THE WAR,
abounding , with
E.CELLSNT HITS,
PATRIOTIC,
SATIRICAL,
ITICAL.
CR
QUIZZICAL, and POLITICAL.
.6RANI COMPLIMENTARY TESTIMONIAL
CAPT. THOS. G. FIINSTON.
(Late of the Scott Legion Regiment. )
whore rervices are commemorated in the following *or
reepondence
CORREPON DENG&
- - -
PELL ADELPRIA, Dee. 22d, 1363.
CAPT. THOS. G. FIJNSTON—Dear Sir : In VieW of the
fact that yon are disabled from farther duty as a soldier.
and the knowledge that under three different enlist
ments you have patriotically responded Ito the call fog
our country's defence, the undersigned, a few of your
old personal friends, take this method of tendering von
a Complimentary Testimonial.: to be given at such time
and place as you may designate. Very truly, yours,
A. G. Curtin. Aquilla Haines,
Jo mes Pollock, Geo. W. L. Johnsen.
William B Mann. James C. Belch. _
John A. Hiestand, J. S. Morton,
B W. Davis, Anthony Conrad.
C. M. Donovan. S. Leedom Smith,
George R. Graham, David Beitler,
Charles C. Wilson. A. 11. Reynolds.
W. N. N. Selby, Charles A. Sonar.
John Spear. 'William A. Gray.
J. Orr Finale, George W. Collider:"
E. W. C Orrene, Horace M Martin,
John A. Claris, William Meeser.
Henry C. Pollock, Sidney Deming,
C. Thompson. John Patterson,
James A. Sawyer. Thomas Thompson.
. and others.
CAPTAIN FIINSTOR'S REPLY.
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 23.1883.
To His Excellency A. G. Curtin, Governor of Pennsyl
vania, Honorablee James Pollock, William B. Mann.
John A. Halstead, E W. Davis. Alderman D Battler.
Colonel A. H. Reynolds, E. W. C. Greene, and others:
GENTLEMEN: I Was very much surprised and gratified
Open receiving your request to name a time and pies*
where I might be the recipient of a testimonial at your
hands. The yet , " complimentary Manner In whisk Vat
have been pleased to refer to my services tinder the SSW.
rtd. calls made by our common countrv, is far more fiat
tering than I deserve or ever conceived. The soldier's
highest ambition is in the approval of his fellow.oltizens.
If I have done aught to secure this, I am indeed thankful.
I would commend the Bth of January. dear to as all is
its past glories and history, and name the Musical Punt
Hall as suitable for what yon propose. .
Very truly and gratefullyyours.
- . , THOMAS G. WINSTON.
• Late Captain 69th P. W.
MR. Gl7B BLMORE
. _
the celebrated Crammer. will beat the
BATTLE CALL,
arevione to the Lecture
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS.
E. W. C. GREEN&
Chairman Committee of Arrangements.
CHARLE3 C. WILSON. Secretary. ded-tjall
f4ERMANIA ORCHESTRA.-PUBLIO
REHEARSALS every SATURDAY, at 3 o'cloek. P.
M., at the MUSICAL FUND HALL. Single Cokes. ,16
cents. Packages of six tickets, $l. To be had at AA.
DBE'S. 1104 CHESTNUT Street, J. R. GOULD. 11.
YENTH and CHESTNUT. and at the Hall door. csatim
PENNBYLVANIA ACADEMY Of
THE FINE ARTS,
DAS CHESTNUT STREET.
OPEN DAILY (Sundays excepted) from 9 A. M. till
6 P. M.
Admileion 26 cente. Children half Price
NOTICE OF LEASING ABANDONED
PLANTATIONS „
By Direction of the Secretary of the Treasury, and in
pursuance of the order of the Secretary of War, I have
assumed the supervision of leasing abandoned lands,
tenemente, and houses in ineurrecttonary States within
the First Agency, which embraces Tennessee. Arkansas!,
and to much of Louisiana. Mississippi. and Alabama.as
la within the lines of the army operating from the
Bo Ishall go down the :ifiesissippi at once to make the
necessary arrangements for leasing plantations and pro
viding them with the labor of freed - men
Information as to terms. dtc.,will be published as soon
as possible. In the mean time, persons desirous of ;eas
ing plantations for the corning year, may feel assured
that every effort will be made to insure protection to
those working such lands, and to allow profits conitnell
-811rate to the enterprise.
Persons with small means disposed to devote their
Pere , nal labor, with those employed by them, will be
particularly encouraged.
It is estimated by those who have examined the eat•
iect, that ihe capital required for working one hundred
AMA will be about s3eoo and the net, profits about
idO.CCO. at present prices of the staples.
Agricultural Implements and all other articles used in
c ultivating the plantations, must be furnished by the
leases.<.
The freedmen will be, forwarded to ularCo convenient
for crop. oyment, and it is supposed that-as many as are
wanted can he found ready to labor.
Agents will be immediately appointed, - anthorizsd to
lease to those who apply at Goodrich's Landing. Vicks
burg, /Natchez, and such other places as may be con
venient to persons interested.
Dated at Cincinnati. December ?O. 1663
WM. P. MELLEN,
Scrervising Special Aged,
First Aget ey Treasury Department.
NOTiCE TO COTTON DEALERS.-
_
orl>rceOPSrrmv I a NO SCROTAL T,- - -
- -
Flltffr slefaiCY STATES. TIII,ISUILV
CrgriNNATI. DecemberSr).lB63.,
By consent allot:mai (.; rant. and Army Corp, District
Coraniamiers in
hits
department. and in pursuance of in
structions from the Secretary of the Tree...3r. au
will be given to all proper rersons to purobaSe the pro—
ducts of States in insurrection, at all places in this am.
cy. within the Dues of national military occupation.
Applications for such authorities can be made to any
Assistant Special Agent in the first Agency, or at this
otlice.
Parties receiving authorities will be required to give
bond, with two sufficient sureties. conditioned for their
observance of all reguiations. rules, and military or
ders, and for the payment of all Government fees and
taxes. W. P KELLEN.
ja4-6t Supervising Special Agent Treasury Department.
CORRECT PIANO =NINO.
—Mr. 0. E. SaIGEITII orders for ttabgr
A nd rair o atra Plum Su e sseina at MASON h uu. IF
store, EBTlloToniv. .
Mr. i has had alreayeara fatiaa oaricosa is la.-
toil. and. tourers employment ta mihwalphia.
errotAL. —name reteathered to mad as golf ash
%or tr i e4l aa m t z : rout roasuoirmr.
6.14.6 di
PHRENOLOGICAL EXAMINA,
TIM. with tall desarlytiona of 41111101041a1V111
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