The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, March 01, 1864, Image 3

ioufc* the Idaho Gold Mines—Four
tiigiitrajmen Hung by a Vigilance
Htee.
j»in * Iflhsr Written by ft Philadelphlati re
;.o«iu ISabt Bannoctt City, ItUhj Territory-!
rtjAKT B. —l am spending the winter very
rtsMy, considering, but oh, bow sold it is ’ t
felt such weather in my life. We em't tell
log bow cold it is, for the thermometers aU
ip and bursted about a week ago. A pan of
v, set out for tec minutes, will frnezs solid
> considerable enow on the ground, end, iu
?c &ic experiencing all the rigors of a Worth*
ii-tcr. Snow is thirty tet! daemon the
between Benton and Deer oad in
ig in depth daily.
MtT !«.—Our little community 1 b« vary
cited during tut past week. Too country
. for a long time fetfcsfed hy a bairi of high*
and mutdeiervy who roi».»ed the coac.vaß aud
le traveller whom tsey could catch oa the
ul in many instance* murdered them in cold
There was a vigilance committee formed in
\ City, and they captured four of the mis
Atd Strung them np J-aot Saturday & party
came in from Shit Dake, bringing along a
iey had arrested no sutpfQion, About a hundred
.irom here. A vigilance commiUefi wbb formed
iiately, and the ‘--an was examined, and, after
liacusfiion, they finally told him that they knew
i guilty, and tuey would bang him any how.
j only hope was by making a clean breast of
confessing who hie accomplices were. This
lly did, and implicated, amongst others, four
lO Weso living aa BaniiOjk. ThU WAB On
iy evening. An hour or two after he hid
•* confession three members of the vlgilanoe
ee arrived and said that the men they had
eex there had, pterions to their execution
sed a horrible tale of orime, ooinetdine iu
particular with the story of the man they'had
Affcr.mature alO secret deliberation all aa~
»y, tSe committee on Sunday evening arrested
of tnc- four men he had named, residioff here,
larciung tueax straight to the gallows, liuog
ip. The next day they wtnt in te&rcfi of
'» a greater, or Mexican, and a very desperate
t* He waa alone In a cabin, and two men w«nt
rest him. Be drew life revolver and saot one of
len through the body and the other in leg
ten ran out and escaped to Another cabin. A
crowd commenced fi.iug rPVtdv'ers, rifles* » n:l
ns into tfcedoor and windows. He fired baait
rivals Finally, they got out the cannon.and j
Sneed fifiner ebeU ar t!ic house. After bom- \
ig it for some time a party .ventured to ap- ;
i, and found the M» riicaa iyiDg on the floor
id by a ball. Ee was not dead, and the lufu
' crowd got a rope around his neck, and, drag*
im out, hung him to the nearest post, and than
-d him with bails. They then tore down Mb
, and setting lira to it. threw his carcase oa the
and it was coneumtd. Oae of the wounded mi.ri
Bvxt'd»y, and the other is nearly well. The
fc morning, when I went out, I saw the man
>m they bad first arrested, and who had confessed,
ging up in a vacant bouse, and the bodies ol iha
it three, whom they had hung first, scattered ;
und on the floor j a truly hoirlble eight. After
mining there several days they were buried,
re are eome more of the villains still at large,
the committee ate ecourirg the country for tham.
they Will succeed Sn capturing all of them
(doing the country of what baa been one of its
3Bt evil*. Hereioioie it has been easier fora
get the gold out of thegzound than out of the
itr a.uy 20.—The weather Is now delightful, and
t with open doors. Scow is melting fast. I
we will have no more such weather this winter
had two weeks ago.
Virginia fourteen in-all thus
Several others t*ve b°en banished from the
jtry. It i* eaid \fceie were oighiy-tliree men in
band, and they (the vigilance committee) are
locking out to catch some more of them.
CITY ITEMS.
PHUENOLODTCAL JOURNAL FOB ’ MABCH.—The
Slarftll number of tie Phrenological has been re*
•eived from Profeeßor Oapen. 25 south Teeth street.
Tie content®, including' tie illustration*} are fully
up to the standard of this old, always interesting,
and useful publication. The Article* on signs of
character are still continued, the present number, on
Dyes, being among the very best that have yet ap<
peared,
Thb IXQBEIiOB Sewikg jXC_A.caxtrß, sold at 630
Chestnut street, Is the only Sswing Machine in the
enarhet that is sold subject to a guarantee to giro
She purchaser entire satisfaction. This Is a test
which the “ Florence 55 can safely submit to, as it is
the embodiment of all tb&t is perfect in a Sewing
Machine. Cali and see it in operation.
A Splendid Work of Art.—The “Breath o!
Fresh Air,” painted by M-r- Wendeioth, of th 6 firm
of Wenderoth & Taylor, and now displayed at their
gallery, 912,914, and 9LS Oheßtnut street, is daily e-i-
Citing fresh encomiums from visitois. Among their
recently-taken ©aid pictures, we notice in their cases,
taken from life, some of the most distinguished mag
nates of the day, military, political, literary, and
professional.
Gbba* Deduction in Prices.
Great deduction in Prices.
liadies’ and NLiszea* Fine Cloaks.
Indies’ and Misses* Fine Cloaks.
Also,
Rich Furs of all hinds.
Rich Furs of all kinds.
In anticipation of the close of the season, we are
now prepared to make a laTge concession from far*
mer prices on all our Block. *
J. W, Proctob & Co.,
The Paris Cloak and Fur Emporium,
920 Chestnut street.
“A Man is Known by the emiravt ..hb
Kbbps.”—This old say ieg has a rvi val in these times,
as the following incident shows: At Camp William
Penn, the other day, a man was found who had
smuggled whisky into the camp, which is against the
rules, when Colonel Wagner had him dressed up in
a barrel, marked on it, “ I smuggled whisky into
camp,’ l showing that a man is known sometimes by
She clothes he weftTS. How often, when we see well,
dressed gentlemen in the street, do they seem to say
So us, “I buy my clothes of Charles Stokes & Co.
tinder the Continental. 55
GET THEE <3ON2, OLD WXNTEB !
Thou art a blustering, bullying
Ever poking thy icy nose Alter,
Thou Paul Pry, dressed up in white*
Here’ll a welcome to spring’s genial season*
'With warmth to our ears, nose, and toes;
A change that we long for with reason,
And of Stofces we wiil purchase spring clothes;
trhoie extensive stock of elegant new patterns, lor
spring wear, Is now ready for the Inspection of the
public, at the great emporium cf Fashionable Cloth
ing, Granville Stokes’, No. «C 9 Chestnut street.
■Winter Clothing at reduced rates.
Gtear-p Gymnastic Exhibition, at the American
Academy of Music, Tuesday evening, March Bth.
Tickets, twenty-five cents; reserved seats, fifty
cents. Can be secured at HUlebrond & Lewis’ Gym.
saiium, corner of Ninth and Arch streets.
Wx invite the particular attention of persons in
terested in Life Insurance to the statement of the
Howard Insurance Company, of New York, which
appe bis in to day’s paper.
Neglvctbd COUGHS and Colds.—Few are aware
of the importance of cheeking a Cough or “Common
Cold ”in its first stage: that which in the beginning
Would yield to a mild remedy, if neglected soon preys
Upon the Lungs. “ Brown’s Bronchial Troches or
Cough Lozenges, afford instant relief.
Thb Suddbk Chakgb ov Wbatheb we are now
experiencing renders this a trying season for per
sons with delicate lungs. Coughs and Colds are ex
ceedingly prevalent, and the foundation of many
fatal cases of pulmonary disorder is now being laid.
Xet the afflicted remember, in their troubles, that a
prompt resort lo Dr. D. Jayne’s Expectorant, in the
early stages of all diseases of the respiratory organs,
Will soon remove all apprehensions of danger, and
Shat Coughs, Colds, and Hoarseness are effectually
and speedily cured by tbie standard remedy. Pre
pared only at NO. 242 Chestnut street. fe27-3t
Cobbb, BtmioKß, Invested Nails, Enlabsbo
Joints, and all diseases of the feet, cured without
pain or inconvenience to the patient, by Dr. Zaoha
tie, Surgeon Chiropodist, 921 Chestnut street. Refers
ft o physioians and surgeons of the city. j&23-tf
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
TO TWELVE O’CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
Girard—Cliestxmt et
Capt J I> ADier. USA *
X H Wolff. St Louts
Thos MulJigan, St Louis j
Y&enj Simon. Jr, Cincinnati j
J Graham & la. sifetens 1
Capt Alpx W Relfi idle
Xleufc J B RobUon \
Capt J billiiaan
Xieut Mathers
V McSweeney. New York
'Wash Biley,N*w Orltane
Sdw Kenney, New York
"W Montgomery. JSew York
J T Hadden. Newark, A J
J B Room. New 1 ork
J S Purnell, Maryland
jl Baker. Now York
H C Dale, New Tork
'Wm Bindley, Balt inure
jas Gillends. P*nna
David Moore. Penna
John Davidson, New York
"Win Davidson. New York
3>r Hoover. Gettysburg
Sami Stevenses, Hanover
■John Cook & la, Penna
<3 W Horner & la, Belt
James. Boston
Daniel Cates. Lane. Fa
.Jas Jackson & dau.Penal
David Jacobs. Penn*-
"W W Wilson & wf, Penna,
<3 Eicbelbtrgfcr. Maryland
MHsa Bicheiberger. Md
•J M Hlester, Fesca
C G McCormick, USA
J WBuerey, Penna
3 B Okeson, Penna
*W G Logan, Penn*
XWBall, Blair
SB Dorian. Ghe-Ter co
"W T Haines. 'Washington
Sirs Smith, Washington.
7 H Ghea ney. W Chester
39 Johnson, Pittsburg
3) H Mulvany, Norristown
3) C Andrews, P Jersey
Tf Myers, Mount Joy, Pa
!PH Barker, Virginia i
X 8 Gowden, Penna
j> s Herring, Baltimore
John Ko ’Ds, York co
O T Cane. York co
3B J Cochran. Baltimore
Jas Breden. Baltimore /
X Dene. Baltimore
W 6 Wilson, Muryland
UobnEomor, Maryland
A Gordon, Maysville.Ky
Xh Davis & wf. Ohio
J&sOtiß, Kentucky ■
ThOS Jehks, iU'fflin j
'Miss J H<* r per, Tea cessoe i
XT Trout. Ohio j
P Hsjzlet & wf Ohio ;
*0 L Wr'giit, T/e.aware ‘
X Daniels & la,
A T Atwood, Pittfcbui’if {
St« lowis-Chestmit street, above Third.
Jsaac 5 £mUb tew Yoik \WQ Pitt. ShlnpßßShttrf
X MBrand.. Lew York ;Gao M Cole, Harrisburg
4 ! las Hartranft, Dover, Del
7G>^ e r’ eWs =£OTrn Tho.s 0 Webster. Dover, Del
G Logan, Martinsbarg
I ' e Tf\ T ' ,!k:Th “3 «cGUI, Mauch Chuuk
'IBSSSP ilS&vr 1 "
A B Teraou n<i w i Q ratton, 9 J
ffhOßChsndW 8 New Jaraey
*? LoSni. U S i‘ ewUitoWll G 9 Butler. New York
B W Morrifon * la 'l'jfe, J _ p » r :or &la,Trenton
SSfcßsrStfi* Peßaa
g gSl?.v^ ivuib \?i§3\p&" r
5 Seleox. Boston “ * da- Paris
J Blackburn, New York s (^S?J eßB ’* , BWYork
KBEc T 8 b K°oJhmte m "’ ore
ChasTa.lor, Bochester ts
« WhltiV^ be New e jlre“J k Bm k |l 4 d L § aTei y™rtk
V Shar ideas, Harrisburg 8 8 hSm S Phl a l’ oaUf “rat»
J HDu and. Baltimore J B ws2s, o pl3P r a* 0
X H Anderson, New Jersey RBrown /r P M la 4 .
JjiWktSMaivr. Kev Jannr ’ Jr Maiyiand
Five more men have been
-rcct, below Ninth.
; Davy, Niagara Falls
| John Henderson, New Sork
8 Perkins, Washington, D 0
; T Perfe ins, Washington, D C
! c> Henderson.Shippansbti r g
i D T Hartfihora & la,St Louts
\ Alfred D Smith, Delaware co
Captain J&s Xenard, USA
George Steele. Pottstown.Fa
Oantaia W J Byrnes,Penna
2 Folhoiq, USA
•T Mclntire. Blkton, Md
J A S‘ma, Baltimore
John Donaldson Ashland
tf on ft Cameron, Penna
Wm Colder, Penna'
Wm Fowler. Tamaqna
Sejsj Sites. Yolk.co. Penna
R W >'mith. New York
X W Yates & wf. Wash, D C
John Gilbert, Hanover
H. niy Edwards, Bauover
P Gordon. Lewistown . ;
Lin T Henderson, Penna
airs MaTy Garrison. Balt
i> T Senner. Franklin co, Pa
Edwin Thcunpjon Si wf, Pa
Tl L Prentiss, D sa
15 W Hoover, Columbia
t Taylor
J Yausant. Baltimore
J P DouHn, Penna
Dr Voilun, USA
i.-t Col F L Hitchcock,lT 8 A
•l T Longstrtet. Wilkesb'a
J Ho?ic fit la, Wiikesbarre
I Fa isbaugb & la, Carbond’e
J C Bailey, Delaware
J E Williams. Delaware
BN Harrison, USA
JSC Allen, Maryland
ar s Ward. Newark, N J
T E.BrUtoL Conn
Chas II GarbBr, Conn
J C Brock. New Bedford
J W Sweeney, New York
Jas Mullin. Reading
fS Atwood. Pittsbar*
1 Ben.i Nommers. Chicago
|H Haimer, Chicago
i ilicß 8 8 Handy, New Jersey
1 Miss A D lug’ass, N Jaraey
ITnos Miligan, St Louis
Mr & Mrs T Mayer. NY
H H Richardson, Illinois
T F White, New York
John Metzger, New York
s'iim l Woods, Boston
Jas Kill! ager, Boston
Geo W Harris, Ohio
'Sara’i PhilGpa. Ohio
jJYarver. Ziuesvme.O
P Harrison, Indiana..
\L S-iiopson. Springfield
'Titos Watkins, lowa
ifi W Keever, Tacony
; J B Higgene, U $ N
Continental-Ninth a
J Gilson, New York i
J B Boston I
H H BTbcmpson.PlUsourgi
w Bowtil, Ashland. Fa !
J W Iloder, USA
R»:ck. Boston _ .
T B Hard. New York
ti H Cornwell, Washington
t; Haywood, St Louis
B ajjfeD, Leavenworth, K
W N Chamberlin, USA
HKFnmi'?. New York
L Jarretr, BaUimore
j a Nyce. Washington
fc P Walloon, FeDna
F f < MitcheM, Poena
fcirti-n Oiatz. Penna
U VV Lancaster
Win v N Jersey
Ciia< H Fiuei\ FliiUu a
Capt Bar*' ra, Hftni'bnrr
DsGtKdiiwa, U 6 A
DDtVivo *»f. Maw York
S>r & Mr« T B NY
T'limsn Smith Virginia
S o Swan, Washington
Geo Shovinck. Bcston
Martkall Paris, Bo;folk
n V s ar , ,er - Brooklyn
Oto Barker. Washitmion
r Jnl ' B B Milos av?
H HOherholtzer, lowa,
2* B / ] l?n * la- Prov. RI
G G Mowty.Prov, It I
A i Braidwood Baltimore
Wf, e&r ey. Chfpter
A B bpeir, hew Orietcs
d Humphreys. B r ochlyn
S Dering & wf, u.ica
SKftha Upw- Orleans
Mrß Mu.pby . n .
CE »I!<m « wf.Qjmor, Hi
B T, Ssiffen. New V‘ rk
Jlillift. ICewYork
JnfPsslil.-.
T) t’; e. iy. Fsw-Tovk
Jaw i. New York
j \ff. ref. r f A
j.fd flnMv. Cleveland. O
J Jj Vi i7r Uop3
Wi*Liicoin & wf. Bosioii ,
Dr Fuller fen, Ohio
Fullerton, Ohio
Tiirn CrawJVrd, Brooklyn 1
V W i.udlow, New York
Vr B Bchf-rt**, Indiana
CO land Ksntr.ck-r i
E chard Cbnrch, N Y
J<.’K n VY Celtics'. N V i
H b Ward. B«wtoa
Pitt =*<)©ke, S»*Tsdii"liy.O ]
E N Hopper, Kvnincky j
APeiqnet> New Vo-k (
fe Q Brows. Pen r a. 1
W fo-wler, New York
Th Bc>wl?nd & w»*. Chelt’n ]
Mr Loren S-wf, Albany
F Ferric. New x •* > rk <
w A Horkinft. Koa-ncky
F B CromwalL Kentucky
L Everett, New York
Merchants’ Hotel-Foanh St-Velow A**cti.
TiiSi St ccTiiTi?ewViUprPa
* N fitecvei*. SCarce'sba v
A Browor, Pa
Vf Korpcr, Ji-aSiag
Jofca Half, USA
Joli'i Kflarney. New Yoirk
Mra 3 Kearney, New York
Li&nfc J B Xroj?ps r USA
d Faurders
W liiu 'say. Maryland
David .raioaftr, Maryland
S L H&&&A, Penna
H F Bacls as St la, N J
Gen Wm I»Uly Penna
S R Reading. Trenton
A (>rAy. ! Carbi?ndal^
W Broobw, New York
J H Idppiaeoti;.'New Jersey
K A Gordon, Bettilebsm
R Gilbert, Harrkburi
TJ Woire
J V FtrickTer.
D G Owens, Spru'eCrock
J N tin: ed«e. Pittsburg
W B Ba*toa
Col B H Barnhend, USA
Jos *
ET Fofttr. B; this hem
J K F<iu*hfe-Pepeie
B T rjonree. West Ylrgin.ia
R !b TUvh* rds. Omaha
.1 Moiep. New York
J H- enback. New York
F A Ellis & daugh. Md
Mrs Dr Van Patron. Penna
Mrs Dr R Horner. Gfet<y& l og
E Knight Fost«*n
TSwenk. Jr, .Mitten, Pa
P J\»uibon*» Wyoming, P&
H lloters. New York
Mr White & Wf Baltimore
American Hotel— Clie:
T Wilson, Fenna
R R I-owUl. Syratuse
B T ? reman. New York
w i Huichins, Delaware
F C Freihcins, Ohio
stnut fit., above Fifth.
W A Orbison, Huntiaudon
R Da Boia, New Jersey
V N Pe«tin. Wash, DC
J H Laird. New York
W Y TuthiU. Goshen. A Y
B K fehreve. Pemb rton. N J
C Antrim, Pemberton, N J
S N Skinner, Boston
W Goyns. PottsvUle
W G Parrish, New York
E O ohakespear, Delaware
0 T Dunning, Maryland
W W Tschudy, Del i ware
B J Moore, Delaware
J B Robins, Snow Hill
J T Wilson. Delaware
Mias L Wilson, Delaware
Wra Gilchrist
R W Baker, Seaford
J H Allen Seaford
b A Brown. Seaford
H J Gregory, Wash.. DC
5 C Gregory, Alas, Va
P iUetamene
WIS Sornancs Delaware
£ Ward, Smyrna, Dal
C At Jot & la. New York
D s Baker, New York
G C Brown, Ml Holly
h P Bill
p Fun ey, Bellefonte
K F Channel]. Phojuixvllle
LieufCol Stewart, Jf J
J D nftughart. Jersey City
J A kickards, Columbia
CFfiertou. Baltimore
R >. MeClenahan. Ml
O W Jackson & wf
w p Lander, New York
Mrs & ch. Del
p W Weriz. Loncewamp
W H Campbell, Baltimore
S.> Heel. Huntingdon
E W Grtlßne. Tyrone. Pa
h H Brather, Greencastl€,Fa
F J risrr, liaucsster eo
J M Frantz, Lancaster co
H S SlapyLa. Lancaster co
A S Lanais. Lancaster co
Mr Kterling, Trenton
J Mitchell, Salem, N J
J >* f»Town & wf. Penna
J H Magtnnis, Liveipool
E P Pierce
The Union-Arch si
Mada aie Tobinia. XI Y
J s Lay, Trenton
J Kelly, NY
Dr. Keller, Alleghany
P Paulin, Alleghany
fl A Folding, Bimlngham
CF M&rkedich.BlrnflingVai
f! Msnkcdich.Biirminßham
W H Holly, Harrisburg
JJjes Young, Harrisbuig
Mbs AStncton, Harrisburg
EBuhe, Allentown
J Cairoar, Iliinois
6 W lllinois
J Psniter, Maach Chunk
E G Mupgraye, Pnilada
S Hee». Memphis
Wrn H Gunkis. US A
L A Shultz, Lancaster, Pa
B B Kt-lsey. Lanraster. Pa
H O Hartman. Bloozusburg
B w Wise. Sbirtmanstown
MitsEnapp, Lancaster
J T Trexler, USA
street, above Third,
A S C*dwaUader, Pa
Orß Smith, Pa
Joh» Pinegrove
Mrs Pox, New York
Miss Pox, New Tori
Dr W Milhouse, Pa
Sol WeiiaAßeasitg
Geo W Heebner. Port Carbn
E. m&ubrcut. Reading
John Horner. Baltimore
SUilraan, Norfolk, Va
BfatloMftl-Hace sti
W J Underwood
H Jack
Geo Mutt, USA
W A Clawson
B Martin. Lancaster co, Pa
Luther Smiley. Lock Haven
Edw Hamilton, Chambers’*
<3 T Cli*tP Lebanon co. Pa
MrsTßtck, Orwigsburg
J 0 Beck, Orwigsbnrg
II Krau&er, Lebanon
John Mattbes. Lebanon
Ber.j F Kennedy. Beading
E Bo’ce, Beading
K G Ftsber, Stouchebnrg
WrjKrcUs. My ere town
lesacPeifer, Myerstown
Coi»roercl&l-Sixth *1
Cm*
P. F« layton.Washißgton
F f tr-ckland
"Win Eicbn*, C-heeter co
Wsn B Ducley. USA
,4) RLeedrm. Newtown
J H Way, Chester co
John Howell. Trentcn.N J
"W M Binkson, USA
W Georee. New York
Johnson. Newark
f O Smitht New York
J Schofield.rhambersbiirg
M T Moore Washington
J Myeie. Jr, FraakUn *o
J Re. Tbowor. Chester co
j> S Barnhart. State Line
B F Beck, State Line
Jtfi'Johns, Fhccnixville
States Union—Marlrei
Geo Aliney. Prov BI
N Gawiborp#, Chester CO
John Shenbtrger. Columbia
G C Humphriec, U S A
Banaoio Madieon. St Paul
John S Appleton, Delaware
Barley Sheaf-Secom
John Huffua«le,PhUa
W Giffnrd, Kew York
John White. Phila
A M USA
CBBlv, Br.rhnaan
SemlYost, Bucks co
G W Bngelman. Chicago
D Maylon. Npw York\
Robe fßiitli, Boston
W Worthington, Reading
Chsr- Francis, Phila
Jes Ttrry. Boston
S&m Wagner. EFBR
Burn urn’s Hotel—3Plii
Tfceo L Zinunermau, Pa
John F Morgan, N Y
John Donnelly, N Y
Samuel raitersoUiPittaburg
Jos Cosinghazn, Pittsburg
Smith Peterman, Pittsburg
Chag H Whitier, Pittsburg
John B Hammond, Wash
Isaac M Li cthurst, Mifflin co
J Decker, Mifflin county
J Jones, JonesviUe
muck Bear—XlUra si
W L Craven, Johnsville
W & ia, Lehigh co
J Leif=enring, N Whitehall
Mi*s M Lelienring, N Wh’ll
S Kratzer, N Whitehall
Miss S Fry, N Whitehall
Miss S Fiery, N Whitehall
J K Butz. Claytonville
Henry Diehl, Chuichtown
J fi Treicblex. Claytonville
Bald Eagle-Third sh
M K Groon, Chester, Pa
A Walp, Bucks co
JDK Reinhart, Bucks co
G K Reeder, Allentown
C Keck, Allentown
Capt P G Huber, Penna
N & Set el ter, Montg co
A k> Pearson, Springtown
Madison House—See
Chas Fisher, USA
A10e 7.0 Hi hafer. Hamilton
Jos W Snyder, Hamilton
W SFilory, Stroudsburg
Linford Marsh, Stroudsburg
Geo Fable. Stroudsburg
B*-nb?n Kiesgo, Longvalley
Be&j Sheppard, Maryland
Meant Vemoit”Second street, above Arch<
Clark. Bridgeton jJ G Moore. USA
John McCormack, Wash Henry Davie, Lock Haven
P Kare, New Tork T B Arnold. Muncy, Pa
J iicLauehlir, Hew York Peter Kcrper, Tremont, Pa
Capt W Yousg, Danville
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££?uln« is signed Wilijax iL Batchelor; all others
»e mew imitations, and should be avoided. Sold by
tU Rruggists, St s. FACTORY, SI BARCLAY Street
Stew York. Estehelor’s new Toilet Cream for Dressing
AbntAiT. jy29-ly
Stfxk & Go’s
Mason
HAMLIN’S
PnFr?^
CABINET
ORGANS.
STSCK A CO. ’S
SEVENTH
The Popular Clothing House of Phila.,
•*OAK HALL.”
Best-clou coodt and moderate price..
WANAMAKEK * BffOIVN.
6 B. .oner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
Custom Department (to make to order) No. IS. Sixth *t.
Wheeler & Wilson’s Highest fkkm u-m
The Cheapest, Simplest, and Best,
flWfflW”?*, 7W ChestmU Street above Ith.
md Clieatmit streets.
I Sami A Commas, Fauna
Hon T J Yorke. N Jersey!
IJ A Reed. Plitsbarg
! 0 McL'inthlin & wife, N T
R RTliompsott. Washington
Rnfns Klmc. Wellington
Joan Fancbftr
B JlswU Wastingtoa
J M Cook, Boston
O W Clemens. Virginia
Mrs Cooke, WasblngtuQ
Washington
W B Hart. York
G W Beiden Chicago
G Birnty & w ;, putibnrg
y.t" Haif.t>st9in Potts.itle
r’u n , f f •'■“cch, UsA
GU Adams
WSfliMsbe*. Cinflin, O
m* Qronabaci, C:ncia
rt ISB i?M G . Ctacin
G o N Maale -S w, HaUina'o
Mrs Geo cou ; tt*r. Baltimore
A Bradford. St Loots
W Blanchard, fifew York
OK Small York. Pa
o Maud'ebaum, Detroit
L W Clatlio Bostoa
JBArcheiv N^wVork
G h li-rn'i, Pa ,
Sam* Wilicts.
Dr »Y Bay,
J H Ackerman, tfeW
M»5sG AcSenaan. 3 York
ft Mttgeley. Gocneoticat
Uudlum C'-ian-ifTrloat
A D Jihunlna-'-oti, Brooklyn
t HhMweil ft la, Cincinnati
.T B Fielding. Lowell
a n wilder. Lowell
»i. it Louis
3 G Morrlei
Lieut Co* J B Kin small
A A New York
W R Wister
A Far>iee, Hazleton
JBrUbia, Xv r ow York
J L Roper. U A
-T iS Voonov ft w p , Balt
Henry W Gaelic-. B-oskVn
w T Pq»t»r«ia. B lit
Mth J C Fos’er, Baltimore
EFflhnefitnok B-«lcl«nore
W ft Brooiio. Baltimore
Col J Ei?, t/jJA
R 8 fifugraw
J D Cameron. Ilavusburr
Miss S F On-hiog, Bilx
■Tea M Caviling, Balt
Clement Lamping
BFr-rnlt in, Vork
H Blonnerhissait. N Y
f P SoJhmap. NewYoik
C C Heitch, New York
LBLyday
Tboa A Cain Petersburg
Louis G-irman, New York
Alex F.fj d, New York
C P Hews*, Weifc Chester
Jos hB-cstoa. Cheater. Pa
B S Seymour, New York
WNB<o om a Li;j_a rwa~ e v 1 e
LWample Chftmbsrsburg
Jas G Bluer, St Thomas Pa
P A Braga, Mschanicsburg
Wm Jfrepa. SreansaiJs
MJaaFrauntz. Groaccaatle
Mfts Kovor. Grejncaetle
JasL Whitall. BridgAtou
S Bienoman, Elisabethtown.
Davis W Howeil, Bastan.
John Rea, Carlisle
IT Erkinver, Terre Hant3
J H McKee, Hazleton
G-R Runyan it wf, Balt
:eei, above Tlitril.
P G Spangler, Myerstown
John Harris, Myerstown
Harris Lehman, Myerstown
Gao Pasig. Mrersfcown
D Kauffman, Slysrstown
John H Bolds, Myerstown
P J Goldmrn. Hyi?rstowtt
Wm Peifer, Myorstown
MMBetd,
J P Embed?. Lebanon
B P Heart. Lebanon
P G Mark, Lebanon
ABshw y, Myerstown
J H Burk holder, Stoucheb’g
G A Hassingor. Solinsurove
Geo C Moyer, Freeburg. Pa
treat; above CUesmit.
Til Pat'ersou. ‘Pottstown.
a Auahley. Pottstown
F Fillxn&n. Pottstown
J w Daoley & la, Michigan
A K Joyc?, Backs co
John J Boyle, Delaware co
J Koun* dr. Poach Bottom
J A'McConkey.Psaekßottom
GBarnmoad. Peach Bottom
A M DicKie.Carversville
W C Dickie Carvorsvltle
JW Hickman. Carversville
Sam’l Rumforfc. Delaware
B P anile. California
Bern Cox. Delaware
Lieut I JlcFarl&ncJ, USA
T) Top city
Bend Orin, Jr. Chester co
it street, aDove Sixth.
John Green. Lancaster
W C Cope. California
A Taylor, California
H PBover. Doyletfown
5 F WicSsrskam, Fanna
Jons Blattenberg, Miss
id street, below Vine.
Chas Fell, Bucks co
W M Kirk, Backs co
G Maloy. New Hope
Rev C W Seamen. Freeport
Job B anklet Boston
1 Griffin, Wayne co
Thos Ryan, Fulton, ET T
B Hansen. Fulton. NY
P Thorn, Fulton, if Y
JVanathen, Fait on, NY
Tho* Clark, Fulton, N Y
John Smith, Falton, N Y
rd street, above Race.
Hiram Slc&foeae
Isaac Hoa*lacJ, Scranton
Jacob Hoasland Scranton
John B Armstrong, N J
John J Van Campon, Pa
J H Tillman. N Jersey
A Kurtz, Easton
A T Clark. New York
A Morell & la, Trenton
Pe’erW Wertz, Penna
t., above CallowhllL
M A Seipel, fiockendaq.ua
0 Schreiber, Hockendaqua
J M Shank, Lebanon
V G Weaver, Catisaqua
E F Tice, Bethlehem
Jacob Reichert, Allentown
Joseph Daily, liittersvllle
Sami Will, Lancaster co
John Will, Lancaster co
set, above Call o will 11,
AWHariig, Penna
C G Antrim, Penna
M P Ludwig, Tamaqua
G Lanry, H&bonoy City
59 Kibtler. Schuylkill co
FS Shtmer, Miller: 15wn
E Wiener. Maush Chunk
J Miller ft la, Penna
fouilj above Market.
J L Bette ft wf. N Y
Joa Boeier Penna
W P Magill. Backs co
Stacy Brown, Brownsburg
Wilson D Larga.Tayloravre
B F Taylor. Taylorsville
Bobt Beans, Johnsviiie
Pianos.
PfANOS.
F. B. GOULD,
and CfittSTNUP.
DIED.
residence of hia parents. New Ytfrfs
Konic 1 I,oltn »n D. Arciier of Bat >»
ft «• -•> Aaal
invited 5 tS l >iD a A« 4 .?i ilJnd s !i. ,l,ld , tfaoMlof the fiiniJf, Are
S/ Without ftfrihir uottes. icom. the
■ElSfJohn J. Robinson. Ho 413 North
0n Wednesday, 2d iuslant,
rriv e®i IbtennenVAt Laurel Hill Cemetery.**
CL AS, —On the 28th ult., William V*ux Ciar. eon or
Joseph A. and Cornelia Clay, in the 20th year of his
relative? and friends are invited to attend the faue
tal from the residence of bis father. No. 313 South
F;ft-*»tbftr«efc. Wedn- sday, March 2i. at 11 o’clock A M.
yANZAA'i’.—On the ?8:h hit., John vanzanr, in the
•ihe lelatives and friend* of tbe family are regpsctfnllr
Invited to attend bis fituera’. Lom bin late re idvnce.
jy -ii street, Biistol, on AYedne&day alternoon, 2
° AEfDITELKACItT —On Saturday, 2?th February,
F»edf>ich a. rttchiemacht, in the 70ta year of his age.
The wbftivsfi and frieu^*oftne famlLy are invited to
attend lirsfuneral jroiu tbe residence of Airs. Cotta?,
i\c. 613 North Tenth rtreet.* this (Tuesday) afternoon,
at 2 o'ctocir *
FISHER —On 27th February, George Jacob Fisher, in
hiK 24th year.
Hie and friend; are re tactfully iuvlied to
aittud lii" mtier, l. from his father * resM«>uce. aoufheavt
corner or Brvad an.u Wood fctreot-*, this (Tuesday) after
noon, at 2 o clock. *
'JOBH.-Ou tl*e 2Sih February, at her riaidence, in
Flonrtown, Mpidgomery county. Pa., Mrs Aun Horn,
relict or the late Henry Horn, aged 74 years
SV.‘L 1 i f, f^ eoi . tl: ,‘ , / r,l,rr ; l w;u besivfin ' **
HORN LR.—At hisresldence. in Trumbull conntT Ohio,
on Funday afierji<- on, 21st February. Jamni T. Horner.
itt lii ® fthh year of his age. *
rRI( HETT. —Go Monday, ?9:i February. Margaret
Parc]ay, infant daughter of William C. and Meta T.
Pr:chett.
Fny.eral to take place on Wednesday xnorniug, at 10
o'clock. »*
STILLS --On the ‘27ih February, at Jackson, N. J ,
Semtiil StilJe. of this city.
Ris c?al* relatives and iriends are particularly invited
t ft etUmo tbe fane? a > this (Tuesday ) morning. March Ist,
ai 9 o’oi'ck A. M., at Vine t treat wharf, on the arrival
cf lire train. *
BROWN.—On thfi morning Of the 27th test , after a
painful illness, Frederick Brown- in the C9tu year of his
are.
Hie znele friends are Invited to attend his funeral, from
his lato residence AO.-UOB Spruce street, at 2P. M. on
1 witn-mt farther notice. *
Oil the 27th iaet , IrVilliaaa deary, son of
Cbrbtlßu and S rah Messer, in the3M rear of hie aea.
. The relatives end friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend *he funeral, from "his late ’evidence
No ]Gf6 RidKA avenue, to-morrow (Tooßday) morntagl
at 10 o'clock. To procEed to Odd Fellows’ Cemetery. **
METTB. —On the 58th. tnfct . Mrs Hannah P. Mett4. re-
Dct of the late Cup'ain Thomas Metis, in the 6Sth year of
her r.ge.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invit' d to «.tten<! the funeral, from htr iat* r««tieiico,
>o. JCIO Mr-yairiensing av« Rue, on 'Phnrsday afternoon,
March 3d, at 2 o’clock. Intetment at Lafayette Gema*
tery ****
BIDDEMAN.—After along and serious illness, which
he herewith Chrir-iian ftrticu.de* Mr. Wm. Hiddeman,
in the 87tlx year of Ins age.
The ro’ativof and friends of the family are inybad to
attfrd the funeral, from M* lat© rotidenep.. 323 North
Kinhrh etreet. on Toesdey attirnoon. March ht, at one
-o’clock, fcervkes Kt the German Reformed Church,
Rare v-treet, below Fourth. To proceed to the Odd ‘fol
low* 1 Osifteiy. *
DEKSON & HON 11.
receiving their apring: an
ING GOODS, and have now
Black .Byzantines.
“ Florentines,
** Barose He-nacl,
‘ * Grape Marets,
'* BaTeges,
" SIR Grenadines*
Black, and Black an<
VBCOMMENCED
id Summer Stocfc of jtfOUJJN
in store—
BflgMfth'Bonft&xines,
French Bombazines,
Sommer Bombaziaes.
Ch&Uy*
Hoafselanes*
Tamisee,
Whtre Foulards. Jre.
MOUBNING STORE,
o 918 CHE3TET7T Street.
A-A LYONS BLACK SILK VELVET
■*- * Lyons Vel\eil>g yards wlin.
Spring Silks
Stoutest Black .Drore Silks.
Richest Spiing Organdies.
Shawls of newest styles •
fe24 LYRE h LANDBLL.
HORTICVLTBRAL HALL, S» \V.
mGfa* corner of BkO ad and WALNUT -Streets Subject
for discussion THIS EVENING, * ‘ Planting and Manage
jne-jit of City Gordons.lt
PHILADELPHIA SOCIETY FOR
&OU PROMOTING AGRICULTOR*.—March Mtetiug
at Room 330 WALNUT Street, on WiJ)NJ6tSDAY, 25fch
inst. at 11 o'clock A. M. mhV2t*
K9* ODONTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY OF
ftCWf PENNSYLVANIA.—An Address will be de
livered ?by Dr J. H. AicQOILLEN, on the Anatomy
and Physiology of Expression- before this Society, at
the Monthly Mealing to be held at 8 o'clock (Tues
day) EVENING, March 1 1861 in the Lecture-Room of
the Philadelphia Dental College, 108 North TENTH
Street. Profession general I v invited •
It* 1,0013 M. TP6SON* Recording Secretary,
THE ORIENTAL* ILLUSTRATED
K?* LECTURE —FOKT? DA: 6 IN JERUSALEM -
by Rev- WILLIAM WHITE WILLIAMS. A.M., of New
York, will be given at 7K P. M-. In. the BROAD and
ARoH-St eet Baptiet Church, on TUESDAY, and iu
ti e Olivet Presh Medan Church, corner MOUNT VER
NON and TWENTY-SECOND Streets, on THURSDAY.
Eminent Divines in nearly all the evangelical denomina
tions have highly recov-mended this lecture. _ Unique
c<;s*'nTne*s reniH.rkß.ble reV<c>. acu iftro curiosities fr .in
the Holy Land, will he exfrK.Ked. fe2s-st*
HOES CEOPATHIO MEHICALi COL*
LEGE OF PiJNNSSLVANIA.—The Sixteenth
Annual Commencement for conferring Degrees will be
i. »d in the Fund Hall, LOCUST Street, on
WEDNESDAY, March 2d, at 12 tf.
Valedictory Address by H. N. GUERNSEY, M. D.,
Pro.'te*or of Obetetrics
The public are invited.
fe'.P Hi* S. S, BROOKS, M, D., Dean.
■V2PS 9 DEPARTMENT OF public high-
ISPwat*', OFFICE OF C9ISF COMMISSIONER,
N. W. corner of WALNUT and FIFTH Streets,
pHTLAPTi.rnrA. Feb. 25. 1864.
No'.ice is hereby given, that tno ANNUAL SEWER
RENTS, now due the city, a- e payable at the Office, less
five per cent., until A Phil, 1.1864 Office hours from 9
o’clock A. M. until 3 o’clock P. M.
fe£9-3t THOMAS M. TRIOL, License Clerk.
VOSt~ LECTURE BY TUB REV. WM,
CATHCARfi on •* What Europe Feels, Fe»rs,
and Hopes in Connßctiou wirh ebe Qj?«at American Re
bellion,” on TUESDAY EVENING. March Ist. 1864, at
the Second Baptist Church. NEW MARKET Street,
above Poplar, lor the benefit of the Sunday Schools
Tickets, 25 cents. fe24-wsmta-U :>
TUB WORLD OF FACT AMD
Kr* FANOY LLUTURE for the relief of Disabled
Soldiers’ Families, und<»r th» care o’ the Ladies’ »irst
Unkio Assc ciatiov.by END* JI 3. SUPPLES, at HANDEL
AND HAYDN HALL, on TUESDAY EVENING. Mkrch
let, at 8 o’clock Tickers, 2’* cents: for sale at the Associa
tion Rooms, 53? North EIGHTH Street. mi St*
POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE, WEST
PENN KQUAr.E. —The Spring Course of Lectures
and demonstrations will begin March Ist, anor continue
feur months.
Graduates of rorpectable Literary Cotieges are admit
ted their Diplomas, uud non-graduates. zA ter exami
nation, to the close ot ’65 f.Ecgineevfa).
Those who desire to join the ClasS Of ’66.wi11, U pre
pared. bo admitted to the ScUntifiG School in the order
of application as fast as vacancies occur. v
Tick&’ftto the Lectures on Ueology, Mineralogy, ana
Chemistry, end to iho practical m3lructlonin Chemist:y
and Design, may be obtained separately if desired
v ALFREDI" KENNEDY, M. D.,
fi-27 81* President of Fa culty.
f<3B» THE HARDWARE MANUFAC
ftCF> TUBERS.
HARDWARE JOBBERS,
AND
HARDWARE RETAILERS. _
Are r< attested to meet the WEMBSSS of the HARD WARS
TRADE at thei* Boom. No. 415 COM
MERCE Street, on March l*t, o’clock A. 51., to take
such action In relation to the GREAT CENTRAL FaIR
of the States of Pennsylvania, New Jersey. Maryland,
and Delaware, about to be held under the auspices of the
United States Sanitary Commission, as ma? be deemed
advisable. JAMES C. HAND, President
WM. H. SOWERS, Vice President-
Aug. B. Shipley, Secretary* fe29-2fc
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
JLC*b» that a Special Meeting ot the Stockholders of the
HESrONVILLJS, MANTUA. AND FaI&MOUNT PAS
SED GJSR RAILROAD COMPANY wiU be held on MON
DAY. the 29:h instant, at 12 o’clock, noon, at No. 409
WALNUT Street, (first floor,) for the purpose of taking
tnt6 consideration an increase of the Capital Stock of the
Company. B. T. FBAILEY. Secretary.
February IC, 1864» fets-iat
PITTSBURG, FORT WAYIE. AND
CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY „
office of the Secretary,
Pittsburg. Pa.. February 12th, 1864.
The Annual Meeting of the Stock and Bondholders of
this Company for the election of Directors, and vuch
other business as may come before it, will be held at the
Office of said Company, in the city of Pittsburg, on the
THIRD WEDNESDAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1864, at 10 A.
Tbe Stock and Bond Transfer Books of the Company,
at their Office in the city of Pittsburg, and at their Trans
fer Agency in the city of New York, will be closed on
the Ist day ot March, at 3 o’clock P. M . and remain
closed until the i7th day of March thereafter.
fe!6-tml7 W. H. BASSES, Secretary.
|*s» VULCAN HININGCOM PANY -TUB
wCP* firtt meeting of the VULCAN MINING COM
PANY, un4er its articles of association, will be Yield on
SATURDAY, the 12th day of March, 1864 at No. 334
WALNUT Street, Philadelphia, at 11 o clock. A M.
JOSEPH H. TROTTER,
B. A. HOUPE9,
Two of the A relates of said Corporation.
Philadelphia. Feb: 25.1864. fe24-15t
PHILADELPHIA MUTUAL REAL
wC£» ESTATE ASSOCIATION.—-The Committee ap
pointed to wind up the affairs of this Association notify
those haying folly-paid Stock to present their Certifi
cates, with receipt, at the Office o! E. SCHREINER,
NOBLE Street, above Ninth, on or before the Ist day
of APRIL next. H. VAN BEIL.
jaB-ftuBm*
THE USION BENEVOLEHT AS'
ft O** SOOIATION—Tbe Poor and the Season —On be
half of the poor of the city the Map agera of the Union
Benevolent Association ate compelled to make a second
appeal for the season for funds It was hoped that \he
mildness of the winter and the activity of trade would
have made & second appeal unnecessary; hut the enor
mously incie>sed cost of every article of living, and es
pecially of fuel, has laid burdens upon, the poor which
calls for greater liberality towards them; and our trea •
swyis empty. Notwithstanding the apparent prospe
rity abroad there is an undercurrent of suffering which
is ourdntr to search ont and relieve. Thelabor of work
ing men is well remunerated; but that of poor sowing
women is not, except in special ca?eS. We know of tho* e
who, wording late and early, earn bat $2 per week; who
make common shirts for $1 25, and drawer** for $1 per
dozen. Men control their wages by banding together
and demanding an increase of pay. but there seems to be
no redress for women, who are wholly in the power of
their employers. When ltis asserted, therefore, that la
bor is abundant, &e., we point to this close of sufferers,
and ask for them and those dependent upon them the
sympathies of tb§ pubhc. The public Must be remind
ed, however, that it is not for those who are able to liCbor
that our clarity is intended, but for those who axe inca
pacitated by reason of sickness or infirmities, and upon
whom the high prices work an immense amount of suf
fering. Thisoiass ** we have always with us,” no mat
ter how mild the winter or favorable the times. They
are mostly women, often with families of small chil
dren. It costs them from $8 to $lO for a ton Of CO&l, Of
rather fits toon to twenty dollars, for they ara compelled
to buy it by the bask* t, at d ouble thecomm-;a price. Our
Society has one hundred and forty female visitors who
discover more of this kind of suffering than they hare
means to relieve, and It ia for them - that this appeal is
made. Onr whole receipts T»*money oer annum is not
overslo,Coo. iA similar society in New York receives
$70,C00.) More than naif of this is expanded for coal,
leaving less than $5.0001> be divided among one hundred
and forty ladies, making the annual sum for distribu
tion by each tw«uty fi?e dollars, or two dollars per
month. witMMsthe&e ladies relieved* last year, s.rao
families. They made 11,148 visits to the poor. They
found employment for 93!) poisons. They ministered to
791 sick. They sent to school 138 children- They dis
tributed 1.224 tons of coal, 1,477 garments, 300 stoves, and
kept 80 women in sewing for their store, besides a distri
bution of over $4,000 in money. This winter the demand
is greater and the receipts smaller. The Society, there
fore, makes this appeslforfurthfir aid, at the clo*.e of the
season, when suffering is alway a greatest. The collec
tors of the Society, Meser?. Cooper and Evxna, will make
an early call upon the citizens, and they are earnestly
commended to the attention of the charitable; or contri
butions may he sent to the Treasurer, Edmund Wilcox.
Esq., 404 Chestnut street, or to the Agent of the Society
at tbe Office, northwe-'t comer of Seventh and Saaeom
etreets. _ SAML. if PERKINS, President.
JOHN H. ATWOOD. Secretary. fel6-tuf6t
ALLBBITOWS RAILROAD COil
|Qb PANY-—PaiiiADELFHit, Feb. 19, 1864.
Ths annual meeting of the Mflckfcoidera of the ALLEN
TOWN Railroad company wiu be held at the
offico Of the PailadelpMa asad Reading Railroad Com
pany, No SSSJ tomb FOURTH Street, Philadelphia, oa
WEDNESDAY. March 9th, 1864. at 12 o'clock fit , for the
election of a President and Directors to serve for the car
rent vesr, and until others shall be elected.
fe2o-tmh9 W. H. WEBB, Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS OB’
flrfSs* the oil ridgway railroad
COMPANY. —An adjourned aunaal mestingof the Stock
holders Of vhis Company will be held on TUESDAY, ibe
flret day of March. 1664, at half pa B t 10 o’clock A. M., at
No. 4 WILLING S Alley, in Philadelphia.
fe!s-14t JOSEPH LISLBY, Secretary.
FHSLADjttUPHU AND READIED
ROUbajlroad Company, office »»t souti
rOUhTfl Street. September 2* 1868.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.—The folio wing-named persons
are entitled to a Dividend os the Common Stock of thit
Company, The reeidcneo of several of them u un
known, and it is, therefore, necessary that the certifi
cates of stoesc should be presented on soiling for th«
Dividend. I!11A _ A BRADFORD, TfSMOrsr
STOCKHOLDERS’ NAMES.
S. Lancaster, j Henry B. Sherer.
John McJntTye. Andrew Tamer.
Eerj. F. Kewport. ! Mr.. Eebeeoe Olrl.b
eed-Btatlitf
OFFICE .PBSSSYtVASIA RAIL
SGp* road COMrANT.
, BOTIOB TO BTOCKHOLDERB.-T H he A A?MkIKISj B
for Directors will be held on MONDAY, the 7th day of
M«ch,1864, at the Office of the Company, No R3S
South THIRD Street rhe poll* will be open from ten
o'clock A. M. until six o'clock P M t
No eh»re or shares transferred within sixty day 3 pre
ceding the election will entitle the holder or holders
thereof to vote. EDMUND SMITH.
felB-tmh7 Secretary.
office,
No. Y North FIFTH Street.
_ . . , Philadbi.phiA, NOV. 13.1863.
Importers and Dealers in MEDICINES. HOSPITAL
STORES. HOSPITAL FU&NIYUBB. BEDDING. ICE,
&«.. are invited to submit their price Lists from time to
time to this Office. j. MURRAY.
aolfi*6tamtf Surgeon and Medical Purveyor.
THE PRESS -PHILADEEPHIA, TUESDAY. MARCH 1,1864.
B- SCHSBINBR.
ALLAN W. RICHARDS,
Committed.
THE WAHHSOUWTIES -A MEET'
frC«F* irg of the dele-gates for tae parpjea of
equaftztrg ihe Ward jttounno? will b> held in :ho
fcOOMS t F TRE BOAR2> «*F TRADE. THIS Uuesd«J
EVENING, March Ist. at
ftmlLots of importance be brought before tao
I3*eting and a general *t:eoAs.u<© of th* delegates from
m&the Weird* U ©«r:*o?tly Pf *'»r-ier of th->
President D Aftlfili b I’JSiM MET-', i J v?3i3oAt.
Jc.s»y K. VAtgyrusf. Secretary it
K9* FlttSl WARO-GKAWD RAhhV
TO AVOID THE DRAFT. FIASP WARD
OITiZSNS OF THE FIKBT WARD, LOOK TO*YOUR
INTERESTS!
.By a un/Eimoos rep.Vtitlon passed at x sacking of the
ciUzersc-f the FIRST WARD, Mid Sa'.sr&ay evening^
27tn It Wsz
lit.'’d ■** ?sfct d Pitt'S MefliOjc •'f ib-3 of tli>i
Flii?r WARD b» tela at the WKCCACDJ. S'JflOOL
ss£»?-- J. B tQ°* n M a .***•.» SlW‘ts. TOSSPAT
RYRM, 0. Maica Ist. at /}£ o clock, for the oorp-ise of
raisins prompt inscription* to the Ward Bounty Fund.
Two hundred and nioery-eeveu rh*/i have alrna&y bsen
accieditecyothe Ward; $W OUOwill still be required to
clear the Ward from the draft Any parson by paying
the treasurer $26 v?ill he exempted from the draft; or it
droned the money -will he returned, and a receipt given
to that effect. The plan is- entirely feasible, and By a
P* ompt response the amount can be furnished. Evwy
between the age of twenty and forty fi7e is liable
to the draft. Bnbfscriptzoss are e?met tly appealed for to
the geutrßl fund, which can bo banded to the various
Precinct Committees or brought to the Ward Meotings
_ AJWflJ&MeetUigwUt alio be ht,';d at the LTTPHBRAN
CHURCH, F*SoYOJiK Koao. fc©o>w the Girard School*
Bouse, (t\ WEDLESDAY livening. March ?d. to accooi
xnodaie ibecitlviQr.B residing in the Neck and lower part
of the Ward, Lei t very person attend, aa prompt action
is imperative.
N. XL—A large number of jcph in the First Ward who
have feltseccre from the draft because their names were
not on tbe EnroJiuetit Boohs, asd hare not contributed
to the Ward Scuvy Fund, have been given to the pro
vost Marshal of the n* ntid Cvmsree'iotul District.
JOHN A. Ht*U.iEMAn, Chairman.
Messrs. Stewart, Beatty, and Felts? have been a»-
pointed a special committee to invito Speakers to ai
dresß the Meetings. fe29 21
**&*> AT A MEETING OF TTIE CITI-
ZEN© o! the FOUliTls*i£Tfl WARD, held oq
h«tu>dey Evening last, the following were unanimously
adopted:
WhlVi/QS, Theqaotft of thfl Fourteenth Ward, noacr
the recent callß or the President f«riauttfor ttjadsftncs
of the nation, is r. ow fu'O, a«d the ward wai enabtod to
contribute Up portion if the levies called for by volunta
ry enlistments; and.
Whereas, Tb«? Ward is indebted for ihe full propor
tion of its m iitribalioit to the Presidential culls to the
energetic and persevering 2abo*s o’ 1 the officer.* of this
Diettsnßr. and of ihe several member.* of tho Precinct
OcUimittees, but in a very special roanaer to 00l Wa*.
B. “•• fconme, Ttom>» Thompson, and Frederick Van
Lieve, Aeqs , who have mani'ested In the most deci-ied
manner t oeir attachment to the Institution* of oar coun
try. ui.d fin earnest purpose for their parpetuation, and
navo faithfully toiled inviting and directing tho pa-
and liberality of the peuple of the Ward tools
cha r*e tbo.du ty dne Jr.'ui tbem to tie G .vnmmoit, and
it is to their rtiitirVos and continu«fi oxerth-ns that th- - '
exemption of the Ward is to fce mainly accredited; thero
fore,
Rnolvctl That these cfficora and m ambers have proved
worthy of ti>e confidence reposed in them 1 ;
that th**y have difchargid well and fatthfaily the tnce-
TGtt!'COlEmitteo to tutu care; that they are entitled- to
the gratitude and thfankfahiaaft of tint community, and
that the thank* of the citizens of the FonrteenilL Ward
are hereby pubVely tendered to them, for the ablei
zeal* ue, and efficient imminent of their responsible
duties.
Rtitofvni. That thanks of tbeeHfzona are also dne,-
and krebereby tand<red,to Mr. Thcmas R. ;Dav>s, oar
worthy secretary. ulio>:e zeal and labor in our cants
h»Yti merited our highest commendation.
Jisfiolved. Thstthe thanks of the citizens aT9 due, and
are hereby tendered, to all whohave contributed of thetr
meat?, and who have rendered n* assl»tauce ih the ac
complishment of our object. JOHN Q GINNODO,
B* Chairman pro tern.
fS^^FlF TEENTII WARD BOUNTY
FUND —At a meeting of the Executive Commit
tee. held on Friday evening, at the school-boas* coroer
of Twentieth and Coatee i» wam amiouc-oed that
ft nr hundred and eleven men had received the ward
feouß-.y and been duly credited. About two hundred
and-Jfiy men are yet needed t* fit) the quot-., to pay
whom will require only two thousand dollars in addi
tion to the funds now in hand.
Au earnest appeal is now made to those citizens of the
ward who have not contributed in proportion to their
means and liability. It is idle to say that you have not
bees called upon . Ac. The gentlemen, who have under
taken the office of collecting have devoted night after
sight, for many weeks, to this unpalatable and thank
.less task. Is many cases they have be-.n unable after
rrptated effects,to see the parties called upon. Others,
on beirg vtsited.hsve promised a consideration of the
subject, and deferred contributing until some assurance
Ot m>(u success shouid be given them. Wba they r.ow
learn that more tLau twenty five thoasaod dollars huvs
been collected from a-portion, of their fallow- citizens,
and that hut two thous and dollars is waited, will they
not esteem it a privilege to be sought after to ten
der to tbe collectors their quota of the small remaia
iagr.nm reqoisiio to free themselves and families from
further anxiety? Subscriptions can be seut to the col*
lectors of tbe several precincts at their tpsideuces, to
Mr. THOMAS PRlCE,Chairmxn of Committee, 506 Ml-
N<»S street, or to Blr. THOMAS POfTEK, Treasurer,
oao ARCH street Promptitude is urgently solicited, so
tbat the B»m« of every contributor aud the amount of
Lis conttihution shall appear in tbe alphabetical ltet to
be published by the Cominutea on the conclusion, o? their
labors.
The Committee aud Collectors will meet again at the.
same place, on TUESDAY next, March Ist, at S o'clock
F. M. The citizens of tbe ward are invited to be present.
THOMAS W PRICE, Chairman.
O, A. Hoffman, Secretary. feafl-2t
v Kg*» FIFTEEKTH WARD —AT A GE,
NEhAI» mevtlug of the Committee to collect Oon-
for tlse Bounty Fund of the Fifteenth Ward,
haiA on Friday evening. 26th inst., the following pream
ble aod resolutions were adopted:
Whtrea*, A comroiltee appointfd to procure aid for
the Fifteenth-ward Bounty Fund, visiting In-such ca
pacity ihe Locomotive Works of Rickard Norris-*
Eon, were refused by said fi» m any aid. and also the
privilege of consulting the workmen, tu their shops; and
Whereas, After promising tbe committee the privilege
of placing their placards on tbe walls in and outbids of
their buildings, the bill-poster was driven from the
premises; therefore,
Resolved, That we deem it our duty to place before
the public tbe facts of the case, to enable the citizens to
compare the conduct of the Messrs. Norris with that of
the proprietors of all thv other zoaricshop-a in tho ward*
who, having contributed liberally, ana famished fa
cilities for the committee to’ see all their workmen re
siding in the ward, have shown their loyalty to the
Government, and their sympathy with their workmen.
JResolved. That these preamble and resolutions be
published. THOS. W. PRICE, Chairman.
0. A. Hoffman, Secretary. fe2> 2t
empire coppek. COMPABY (OF
MICHIGAN).—The first meeting of the. Empire
Copper Company under its Articles of Asawlattoo. will
ha held on THURSDAY, the third day of March, ISS4. at
No. 3*4: WALNUT Street. Phi adslpkio. a* II o’clock
A. M. SIMON HaNBLSBAUMi
B. A. HOOPES,
Two of the A s?ociates of said- Corporation.
Phidadklphta. 18, 18(H te!6-16t
LORBERRY CREEK. RAILROAD
company.—Philadelphia! Jao. 29, isfii.
Tb« annua) lueetins of the itockboldm'o of the LOK
REKRT CREEK RAILROAD COMPANY will bo held at
the office of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
pany, No. aai South FOURTH Street, Philadelphia,on
WEDNESDAY, March 9th, ISS4, at I o'clock P. M., for
the election of a President and six Directors to serve
for the current year, and until others shall b* elected.
f*2n-tmt9 W. H- WEBB. Secretary.
CONTINFffi TAL HOTEL COMPANY
—TheCuCroNS due March l-t. ISR4. on the eight
pi-r cont. Mortgage Bonds of ihe C ONTIN HNTAL HO HSL,
COMPANY, will be paid on and after that date, upon
irrej-cntaticm of the same tit the Commercial Bank, in the
citv of Philadelphia. J. SERGEANT PRICE.
fe£6-4t Treasurer.
3ULITARY*
f VOLUNTEERS.—TOWNSHIP AND
Ccmniy Aeente. from Bucke and other conniieß, who
pay OaSH BOUKTIEB loyolTixiteoYa. call ou ma. at
the Boll’s Hotel. ELEVENTH and MAKE ST
Streets. • Cfe29.31*3 J. J. EdHLEMkfif.
TO VOLUNTEEBS.
Wanted, a few good Men to complete Com
ywfvl pany C. 18th Cavalry Regiment. A-l men vo
*■ 1 1)1 Innteering in this company will receive alt
bounties immediately on muster. The largest bounties
paid. Apply to
Capfc. FREDERICK ZARRACHSR,
JfO. 106 South SIXTH Strcet fC. M. Berry’s).
Lieut. SAMUEL JORSON,
MarXet-etreet Railroad Depot.
BKIHTOW, Greenes Hotel. West Philadelphia.
SeTgt WILIIAM M. SMITH,
Pottstown, Montgomery county.
Sergt. W. D. HALF MANS',
N. B ~oh6 good BUSIER wanted. OJUI E miSlt
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Tt/TUSICAL.—LOOK OUT FOR THE
MARCH NUMBER of the
BOSTON MUSICAL TIMES!
Incdd'tion to the usual amount of interesting reading
matter, it mil) contain all the gems from Gounod's popu
lar Opera of Faust, arranged for the Piano by f better.
The last five numbers can be furnished singly or to sub
scribers ; they certain the foilowlr g favorite songs, with
piano accompaniment—viz ;
‘■FadedFlowers.” “Then you’ll remember me/ 1 "0,
whfrperwhat thou feelert.” *‘o! ye tearß,” '‘Good
bye.sweet heart,” “Little Fell.” “Norai, the pride of
K.i-daTe, ” ** Three Fishers,” and five brilliant pfieoas for
the piano alone, viz: 4 * Break it gently to my- Mother.”
4 **fhe celebrated Shadow Dance,” ‘‘Sally Gome Up,”
(the osiy complete and correct arrangement,) 4*Biver
side fcarch. ” and ~H ero-s’ QaWkstep.” Single numbers
jailed, post-paid, for 7 cents subscription price 50
conns per annum The &b<?va mu ic is printed from large
size electrotype plates, and usnally cost $3 35; yet the
cost of the whole in its present shape is only 42 cents,
prepaid. Address
HENRY TOLWAN SCO .Publishers,.
391 WASHINGTON Street,
Boston. Mass
SINCLAIR TOTJSEY,
mhl-2t Wholesale Agent, New York.
PARTES DE VISITE.—A GLANCE
at those made at B. F. REIMBB’S, 634 ARCH
Street, will convince you that his artists possess the
ability to produce fine pictures. •. It*
HTBE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
A day formed a copartnership for the transaction of
PRODUCE and GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS.
under thelflrm name of __
MIOHKNER h YOUNG,
3CD MARKET Street.
(Successors to Jos. B. Shewell )
AMOS J. MIOHENEfi.
March 1,15£4.
ARNICA OIL OR EMBRO-
A CATION never falls to cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Sprains, Frosted Feet, Chapped Hands, and ail skin
di.'eases Price 20c- and Wholesale and Retail by H. B.
TAYLOB, Drugglst/TENTH and C ALLO WHILL mhl-3m
THE ATTENTION OF PHYSICIANS
aid others is directed t© the SALE. THI§ AFTER
NOON. at 4 o’clocV.by M Thomas A Sous, of the
GAL LIBBABY, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. &c., the
property of the late Professor Robert P. Thomas. It*
DEPARTMENT
A Office of Comptroller of the Currency.
___ . Washington. February 26th, 1884.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned, it has been made to appear that the
Fourth National Bank of Philadelphia, In the county of
Philadelphia, and State of Pennsylvania, has beon duly
organized-under and according to the requirements of
the act of Congress, entitled “an act to provide a na
tional currency, secured by a pledge of United States
stocks.and to provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof.” appioved February 25th, 1863, and has com*
plied with all the (provisions of said act required tobe
complied with before commencing the business of
Banking,
Now. therefore I, Hugh McCulloch, Comptroller of
the Currency, do hereby certify that the FOURTH NA
TIONAL Bank OF PHIL iUBLPB lA, county Of Phila
delphia, and State of Pennsylvania, is authorized t©
commence the business of Banking, unde; the act afore
said.
In testimony whereof, witness my band and seal of
office, this twenty-sixth day of February 1861
HUGH McCULLOCH,
rtihl 2m Comptroller of the Currency.
HOOP SKIRTS.
628.
SPRING STYLES NOW READY.
The roOßt complete assortment of new and desirable
stiles and sizes of Hoop Skirts for Ladies, Bfissei, and
Children to be found in the city. In every respect
FIRST GLASS. Wa solicit an examination and com
parison of our Goods and Prices, with all others. Made
at Manufactory, No. 648 ABCH Street, above Sixth.
Skirts made to order, altered, and repaired. mhl 6l*
TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION
Having been appointed AGENT for the sal© of Dr. T>.
AHL'fl “ADAPTABLE PELT SPLINTS.” the attention
of Surgeons and Doctors is invited to their great superi
ority over all others now in use. Also on hand. Instru
ments in every variety, and of the most approved con
struction, to asrist the hearing, at P. MADEIRA’S,
mhl-6fc 116 South TENTH Street, Phlla.
T ACE GOOD S.—DEALERS IN
Laces, Embroideries, and Illusion Goods, desiring
new patterns in spencers, Berthas, Capes, Bretalles,
Chemisettes, Glove Trimmings, Ac., can have them
made to order in the latest Parisian ityles, In sets or
single articles, by addreaslng 4( E D.,” Rooms3Band39,
Ho. 439 BROADWAY, New York,
N. B.— New styles made every month, and forwarded
if d* sired. Orders taken from Kamplea. f„23 8t
-few THOMSON’S LONDON
KITCHENER. OR EUROPEAN RANGE, for fa
■£§9w luilies. hotels, or public iastitutiocr, in TWJSN rY
DIFFERENT SIZES. Also, Philadelphia lUnge*.
Ebi Air Furnaces, Portab’e Heaters. Lowdowa Grates,
Fireboard Btoves, Bath Boil-is. Btewhole Plates, Broil
ers, Cooking Stoves, die., at wholesale and retail, by
the in&nufecturers. _
CHiSE' SHARPE, & THOMSON,
mhl-tuthrfm No 300 N SECOND Street.
PJAPER HANGINGS.—JOHN H
LOKGSTRRTH.No JS North THIRD Street. Ba
vin? the sole arenvy for several of the largest Eastern,
macufactuiers enables ns to show an unequalled variety
of new designs* -which will be sold at wanafectarore
p ices. The first floor will be dsvo.ed to" retailing.
Dwellings decorated in first-class s‘yie, and the hang*
icR department properly t ttaod»d to.
JOHN H ! LONG STRBTH*
No. 1» North THIRD Siraet.
fe27- lm #
■REMOVED —JOHN OLIVER’S EM
«JL*' FLOYMBNT OFFICE r hae Sheen REMOVED to
1113 PINE street. Colored help for the city and cjuu
try wanted. fa’29 fit*
;T>£ MO VAL—JAMES H CASTLE,
I •*•** Attorney and Conveyancer, has removed his Office
1 to No. 110 8. FIFTH Street, below CttassnoS. t 025 La*
SIIK AUD DRY-GOODS JOBBERS,
CASH iIOtJSE.
GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD FOR CASK,
3*5 MARKET STREET,
Invite* attention to their entire new and Splendid Stock
smuG irnra goods.
BLACK SILKS. MOURNING SILKS,
FANCY SILKS, POULT DE SCIE3.
SEASONABLE SLIAWLiS,
CLOAKING- CLOTHS, MANTILLA SILKS,
mantillas,
Manufactured by themselves from late Paris Si»7le?.
übßm
(JIVIL AND MILITARY CLOTH
No. 34 SOUTH SECOND 'md »3 STRAWBERRY
Streets, is happy to state that he has laid in an exten
sive Stock Of CHOICE GOODS; such aa;
•Wt advlee our frtenda to
«tock is cheaper than we c&u
gPBING GOODS,
t s i t.°»p M p T?F»?,?,P oll A, n t tl,fl most complete selections of
LADIES DRESS STOFF.s that can be found- in this
inaxkot«f Special attention is directed to the elyles &nl
prices. * feS7-stttthlm
EVANS & CO., 45 NORTH
EIGHTH Street, (nuccaesors to J. R. CASSEL
BERRY,) have opened this week some very CHEAP
BiiACKJSILKS, Drees Goods, Linens, Muslins, Flannels,
Linen Hdk/n., Bluck bilk Cravats, and various other
choice -Dry Goods, from the late cheap hew York
&uction-salea,and can give them to you as, we think, at
' BARGAINS.
Full atl-boUed Black Silk, $1: heavy.
Very pretty high lustre S.'lk. $t 10; heavy. '
Rich Poll de Soi Bilk, from $1.26 to st. 50,
L e&vy and rich Gros Grained, from $1 60 up to $3. B2}£.
Splendid Taffeia Bilk, $3.
We think we can please you bo’h in prioe and quality,
and won t think hard of you if we fail,ae we know they
are very cheap.
THE PLACE TO BUY CHEAP»
™ v , muslins, funnels. '
New York Mills Musims, 43c.
WiillamsvlUe Mnclius leas than any one else.
Plainfield do , 2flc , one yard wide. '
Lancaster do , 27c , fine.
Plymouth do., 22c., heavy.
All other choice mafres: Semptr Idem, White Rook,
New Jersey, &c Yz cent still allowed to perso'ns wish*
ing a whole piece.
our Flannels we sell so low we have no competition.
THE PLACE TO BUY CHEAP!
_ m KID GLOVES.
Cot Kid Cloves are so cheap that the Shoddy aristo
cracy think ought to charge more for so fine an article,
and 01 her poor, ignorant creatures turn np their aO00&nd
aai ; Pooh! they arenotimpc.rtedGloves! ONLY 4MS
BICAN, for the sake of humanity ignorance is excusa
ble.
Best quality Kid Gloves, $1.20.
Stretched do.. 51.25,
Every pair of the above are guaranteed, and should
they tear another pair will be given yon for the torn
ones.
Kid Glove* slls. stitched.
'White Kid Gloves, cheap.
Every pair of the above are tbe genuine French Import
ed Kid Gioves, direct from Paris. We tell you so, and
vra don’t make a practice of telling anything bat the
tenth.
We Invite you all to inspect them to your own satis
faction. OWEN E VANS & CO.,
Successors to J. E. Casselberry*
Cheap Mammoth Dry Goods House*
4:5 North EIGHTH Street.
P. S.—HOOP SKIRTS closing out at BARGAINS,
indndiitf the new Patent Tab, made to get off and on
"ftss-zt CASSELBERRY.
MUSLINS OF ev:
QUALITY.
Kew Xork Milla,
Wamsutfca.
■White Rock.
Be paper Idem*
Slalerville,
Walthtm Mills, yards
214* and 2>a wide; Sack Mi
X'nble&clied in every quality
The cheapest piace to bay t
G£J
1023
ft 29 mtuths#
T IKEN GOODS, OP ADD KINDS,
-U extra cheap; heavy hand-loom Table Linens, at
S7J£e. 90c, andsl: Unbleached Table Linen at 75c, 87>£c.
and $1; half Cotton, at 62>aC, 75c and 87>?c; Bleached
ditto, pore Linen, 75c, S7J£c, 90c, SI, and $1.20; extra
•W3dtb and <*tie.Hty, at sl.37>£. $1.60, $1.75, and $2 lam
now selling great quantities ol these on acoooat of their
cheapness. «,
Napkins of every variety; DanflSfek and Snowdrop,
at $2; heavier ditto, at $2.50, and $3; extra quality, at
$4 and $5
lie*lies, at $1 £0 and $2, either plain or with red Bor
ders ; also Colored for Lint.
Towels with red and b'ue Borders, with and without
fringed ends, at $2.25; finer ditto with Border all
around, at $3: extra size ditto, lrisg?d, at $3 50; very
fins ditto, at $4 PO, Dlapsring, all widths.
Richardson's heavy Housewife Linens for family use*
a*. 50c, 62>ic, 66c, 70c, 76, and b7l£c. These' are very do*
sirsble, being extra heavy.
Buckabacks t both bleached and half bleached, at 25c,
31/4C, 37/aC, 40c, and 50c.
Linen Meetings cf the Barnsley make, at SLSO and
91 75. One lot, 12 4 wide, at $L 75.
3 Bales extra wide heavy Crash, at 14c and 16c;- also,
better and finer, at 4Sc and 60c.
GRANVILLE B. HAINES,
fe29»mtnths-4t go- I*>l3 MRRggi* St., ab. Tenth.
MUSLINS OF EVERY KIND AT
THE LOWEST PRICES.-We will sell a Bleached
Muslin for 16>£c, wider and better for 25c; fall yard wide
forSSo; extra good, 34.37, end 40c Ail the best makeson
band, such as Water Twist, New York Mills, Wamautta,
White Rock, Androtcoggen, Forre&daie, Ac. Also, all
the different makes of wide 5-4, 6-4, 7-4. B*4 9*4, 10-4, and
11-4 Sheeting; 10*4, 11-4. and 12 4 Linen Sheeting of all
quelitieu; 6 4 Linen,6-4 do; 40-inch do Tab s Linens
We offer bargains in these at 66. 62, 75, S7c, $l, $1.23,
and $1 60 per yard in the tinbteached; bargains in half
bleached at -.87c, 91, and $1 26 per yard ; bargains in
bleached at 87&«. SI T $1 25. SI 60. $2, $1 60. $3, and $3,50
per yard. Among these are the very finest and scarcest
Double Damasks made napkins, Doylies, Towels of
every kind made, Nursery Diapers, Ac. Beal good Crash
for WaC per yard by the Piece. _
An all-linen bordered Towel. $1 50per dozen; Honey
comb Quilt* at s3.6oeach; Allendale do. Lancaster do,
; heavy colored do; Marseilles at $3, $4, ss* $7, and $lO
each. We have one lot of very fine, large, double*
■ back Marseilles, imported five rears ago. that we are
selling at $l6, the prico they were then; only one of these
to be sold to an individual; they would cost to import
now about 926. Blankets of every size and quality
closing cut at reductions; very fine imported Crib Blan
kets, (these’.are the best ever imported;) figured Floor
Linen, 2J4 and ££4 wide; heavy Comfortables,s3.soeach.
Fertons in want of any kind of Famishing Dry Goods
or Muslins may be assured of saving money by getting
our prices and comparing them with other stores.
R. S 3. & W. li PENKkLL.
feS9-2t 10ft l MAKKBT Street,
STABLE DAMASFS.
X Scotch Table Damask, $1 to $1.87.
Power-loom, or balf bleacned Table Lia9ns.
Unblesched Table Llnene.
Fine and low-priced Napkins.
Pam ask, Back, and Power-loom Towels.
and Diapers.
Be&t Iripn Linens, from 60c tosl.l2K«
Heavy Huguenot Wide Sheetings
Flannels, Quilts, Blankets, Ao ■
~ COOPER Jt CONARD,
fc27 S. 33. corner NINTH and MARKET StH.
gPRING MILLINERY GOODS.
JOHN ©TONE «fe SONS,
No. 805 CHESTNUT STREET,
Will open on WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, a handsome
assortment of
FLOWERS,
RIBBONS,
SILKS,
And other Goods suitable for Spring Trad© mhl'2t
A LEX. WRAY & CO.*
939 CHESTKUT Street'. Philadelphia. „
Importers of British DRY GOODS. HOSIERY, GLOVES,
&c.» &e , have jast opened, in addition to the above, a
vwyjarce and vailed assortment of MSB'S SPRING
UHDEBSHIRfS, consisting of Merino, Unltatlon Me
lino, India Cause, and Brown and Whit© Cotton,
to which they most respectfully invite the attention of
t-nitrs. fe29-lm*
ALFRED E. YOUNG
mhl tuths3c*
1864.
We are now prepared to show to cash buyers as exten
sire a stock of medium and fine Ready-made Clothing,
for Spring sales, as can be found in the United States.
'v Bayers can a&ve their expenses to New York, and find
the coeds they want fire and ten percent, cheaper in
Philadelphia.
An examination of our stock ia solicited.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL, •
fell-lm If S. E. corner SIXTH and MARKET Sts.
(NLABKSON & CO.,
625.
STOCKS, BONDS, AND QOLD BOUGHT AND
Interest Allowed on JOei>oslt:s.
TOHN HORN, JR ,
v STOCK-COMMISSION BROKER,
No. 140 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
(UP STAIRS.)
PHILADELPHIA.
REFERENCES:
Messre.Thos. A. Biddle A Co. Mess. Gaw, Mac&lester, A Co.
Meeeis. E. 6. Whelen. A Co. Messrs. Drexel & Co.
Hes«iB. Buzby A Co. - Henry J. Williams, Esq..
Alexander Biddle. Esq. I- P. Hutchinson. Esq.
Or. M. Troutman. B*q. D. B. Garamios, Bsq.
Jae. G. King A Sons. New York.
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' appreciated Likenesses, Colored Photographs, have
no rival in popular favor, or in artistic merit Obtain
one without delay; $1- SECOND Street.ab. <3 re an. It*
FOR MINCE PIES.
BUNCH. LAYER, AND SULTANA NAISINB.
CITRON. OUREAHTB,AND BPICES,
wm wim *«.. b
LITTLE & ADMDIfa,
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
H 0 V S E.
WILLIAM Ti SSODfiBJKSS,
AUXT AN’S WATT.
B 1 <e Cloths.
SkT 1 blue Cioths,
Bky-blne Doeskins,
Dark- Blue Doeskins,
Dark Blue Beavers,
Dark Bine Pilots.
S-4 and 9-4 Blue Flannels,
Scarlet Cloths,
Mazarine Blue Cloths,
coma early, as our present
purchase now. felO-IXD
CIVTL LI3T.
Black Cloths,
Black Doeskins,
Black Uaosimerea,
Elegant Costings,
Billiard Cloths,
Bagatelle Cloths,
Tricumtage,
Beayerteers,
Cords and Velveteen*.
FIRST OPENING OF
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
At tho Store of
-T. F. •TOUN G,
(Sncees ortoT Fisaia),
No. TO North FOURTH Street.
JOHN F. YOUNG
THE PLACE TO HOY CHEAP BLACK SILKS,
Kid Gloves, $llO. test naallty.
ERY WIDTH AND
WilUamsvllle, .
Bay Mills,
Forestdale,
Housekeeper A,
New Jersey.
wide ; Pepperlli Mills. 1)£,
ills, heavy, Vi Wide. Also,
my of the above is of
lsville b. baines,
MARKET St., ab. Tenth.
HILLISERY GOODS.
IMPORTERS.
~ CLOTHISG.
FINE CLOTHING!
AT
WHOLESALE.
FINANCIAXi*
BANEERS ,
Vo. 1,1 South THIRD Surest, Philadelphia,
l
Government Securities of all Issues
PUKCBASED AND FOB SALE.
SOU) ON COMMISSION.
**- COLLECTIONS PBOMFTLY MADE. feS-lm
ALBERT O. ROBERTS.
Dealer 1b FlneGreeertee,
del, «wser ELEVENTH and VMS Btnetk.
PLANTATION BITTERS,
v'V>«-w"V "'-•V'--'. -
WE HAVE LEARNED NOT TO BE
” ’ astonished at auylhlßK. Years of experleace. and
a correspondence attending thrffax’Jottt all nationalities
of ilia habitablo globe, have turned theories Into facto
and eetabiisbed a basis ftom wbloli wo need not err.
We are not sarprised at such faCWBO tl>6 following,
sltbonsh tbs persons who writo th*nr are. We know
the persons and oirenmstaucos, hence'Ceel at liberty to
endorse their statements -
4f ** New Bedford,. Mats.- Nov. 21,1863.
Dsar Fir ; I have been afflicted msxy years, with
severe prostrating cramps ia my limbs, gold feet and
hands, and a general disordered system Physisiaos
and medicines failed (o relieve me. While railing some
friends in Now York, who were using Plantation Bitters,
they prevailed npcnme to try them. I commonced with
I’ email wine-glassfUi after dinner. Feedi'm? better by do*
graes. In a few days I was a3t©*i*ted tc* the coldness
and cramps had entirely left sac, and 3 o ouid r’onp the
niffht thrertJgh, which I had n<ft done for years, rfeel
like another being. My apetite- and strength have also*
greatly improved by the ran of tbe PlantaMoi i Blttora;
* * v ß9SpectlaJiy, JUDITH RUS3BL;”'
•* * » * J Lave been in the gray hospital for four*
teen months—speechless and' nearly deal. At Alton,
111., thoy-gave me a bottle of Plantatfoa Bittern. * * »
Three bottles restored my speech and? cured me. *
CX A. FLAUT.E.”
The following le from the Manager oET the Union Home
School for the Children of Volunteers:
B i YBM&TAR Mansion, ,vEt..'
' ■ New VoniCi EfiffUSt 3,185?.
"Dr. Drasu: Your wonderful Plantation Bitta ,r .
have be* n given tosomeof ourlittlexhiLiren, stiff-aria, X
from weakness -and weak lungs, w‘Ak : mosfehappy effect.
One little girl, in particular, with pains in her head*
loss of flppetlto.- and daily wasting- consumption, on.
whom all medical-ekill had been exhausted, has been
CBtirfly ? Wft CO]MD6&Cfld With .but 1 t6AiP9CQ*
ful of Bitter* a day. Her ftPPOtite anti ikroaatti rapidly
-increased, and stela now well-
Reepectfully, - Mrs. O.’ ST. D3SVOE.”
,s * * * I ewe much to you, fori rorily believe the
Plantation Bitters have sav*d my life.
Bev. W. H. WAGGONER. KadHdi N. Y. ,T
“ * * * Thou wilt eend me two bottles more of thy
Plantation Bitters. My wife has been greatly benefited
by tbfdr neo.
Thy friend.
M * ** I have been a greet sufferer from'Dyspepsia,
and had to abandon preaching. * * * The Plantation
Bitters have cured me. .
Rev. J. 8 OATHGBN, Eocheot&r, Bf. Y."
* * * I have given the Plantation Bliters to hun
dreds of our disabled soUUera-w-tth the-inost astonishing
effect. 6. W>■ D-- ANDSBWS*
Superintendent 3oidi6rs r ffeme« Gisclsnati, O.**
** * * * The Plantation Bitters have curedlme of
liver complaint, of Whfoh I was laid up prostrate and
had to abandon my business*
« . * *- The Plantation Bitters hare cured-me of a
of the kidneys and wiaary organs-that haa
dis\resßed me for years. It acts like a-charm,
C. C. MOORE, No. 254 Broadway."
Ac., &c., Ae., ke., ae„ Ac.
The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong, fcho lan
guid brilliant, and are exhausted nature's great restorer.
They are composed of tho celebrated Callsaya bark, wln
texgTeeu, sassafras, roots, herbs, &C;> all preserved' in
perfectly pure St. Croix rum.
S. T.-1860.-X..
Persons of sedentary habits, troubled with weakness,
latitude, palpitation of the heart, la«k of appetite, dis
tress after eating, torpid liver, constipation &c., deserve
to suffer If they will not try them.
They are recommended by the highest medical autho
rities. and are warrantsd to produce an immediate b®oe
ficfal effect. They are exceedingly agreeable, perfectly
pure, and harmless.
Notice.—Any person pretending to sell Plantation Bit
ters in bulk or by the gallon is a swindler and impostor.
It is pnt up only in our log-cabin bottle. Beware of bot
tles refilled with imitation deleterious stuff, for which
several persons are already in prison. See that every
bottle has our United States stamp over the cork, unmu
tilated, and our signature on steel-plate side label.
So d by respectable dealers throughout the habitable
globe.
R. H. DRAKE & CO.,
feM-tnra,3B) goa TYRO&-D WAY.
CEDAR A® WILLOW WARE.
Q.BEAT OPENING OP
CEDAR AND WILLOW WARE.
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY.
NOW SELLING AT BARGAINS.
3,000 BOZ. CORN BROOKS.
3,(00 D 0& KANCY PAINTED BUCKETS.
LOCO NESTS CEDAR WASH TUBS,
a COO CEDAR STAFF AND BARREL CHURNS.
1, Box. willow Market baskets.
3,000 BALES COTTON-WICK AND TIE YARN.
2, COO BALKS BATS AND WADDING.
RETICULE BASKETS, OIL CLOTHS.
LOOKING GLASSES. CORDAGE, he., he.
Ail Goods ate told at the Alauufacturer'e Lowest CasL
Prisoe.
Orders promptly filled.
ROWE & ELSTON,
157 find 15S NORTH THIRD STREET.
mhl- 2m Threo Doors below Race.
COMMISSION UOUSEiS.
XT OR ACE H. SOULE,
AA COMMISSION SIERCHANT.
89 NORTH FRuNT STREET.
PHILADELPHIA,
Agent for the
SAXONVILLE MILLS.
BALDWIN COMPANY,
WILTON KANOFACTUEINGr CO„
ABBOT WORSTED COMPANY.
CARPET WORSTED AND YARNS.
Fine Worsted, in colors: Nos. 12s and £6s, J ate Yarns.
COTTON YARNS,
In Warp and Bundle, manufactured by
ZABKISKIfi,
PHALIi,
OAKMAN,
And other well-known Mills.
CARPETS,
CONTINENTAL MILLS, INGRAIN, AND YBNITIAN
CAEPETS.
LINEN THREAD.
SAMPSON’S ARGYLB,
VINCENT MILLS,
MCDONALD’S.
patin finish bookbinders’,
CARPET THREAD.
Eor sale by
HORACE H. SOULS,
mhl-3m 39 North. FRONT Street.
JNSKEEP <fi TKUBFITT,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
■No. 3*l CHESTNUT STREET.
Be to In Store, and offer to the trade,
FRENCH. BRITISH, AND GERMAN
JDTfcEfSIS GOODS.
BHA WLB, of all descriptions.
VEIL GOOJ)S, In all colors.
4 4. 5-4, and 6-4 ENGLISH CRAPES.
LINEN CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS, Ac. fe2B-lm
Oil CLOTHS, &c.
Cl- "W. BLABON <* CO.,
VF MANUFACTURERS OF
OIL CLOTHS,
No 134 NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Offer to the Trade a full Stock of
FLOOR, TABLE, AND CARRIAGE
GREEN-GLAZED OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW
nahl-2m SHADES,
QEORGE W, HILL,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
- CARPETINGS, MATTINGS, RUGS.
ALSO,
COTTON 1 AND WOOLEiV YARNS,
At very Low Prices.
No. 136 NORTH THIRD STREET, ABOVE ARCH,
mhl-2m Philadelphia.
1864.
TOR ■JISE! ARMY AND NAVY;
EVANS & HASSALL,
MILITARY FURNISHERS.
418 ARCH STREET,
Banners, Regimental and Company Flags, Swords,
gashes, Belts, Passante, Epaulettes, Hats, Caps. Can
teens, Haversacks, Camp Kits, Field Glasses, Spurs,
and everything pertaining to the complete outfit [of
Army and Navy Officers.
A liberal discount allowed to the trade. felO-lm
J'ROTHINGHAM dk WELLS
HEAVY. MEDIUM, AND LIGHT SHEETINGS AND
SHIRTINGS,
le^T^CAVTOn'FLANNELS.
WASH NGTON AND VICTORY CAMBRICS AND
SiLECIAS.
BROWH.BLBACHED, AND CORSET JEANS. _
no. £* Worsted tarn. sc. reJHftf
HOLDERS OF LAWRENCE OR MEB-
D CEB COUNTY BONDS, Iwuad to the, PITTSBURG
AHD BRIE {RAILROAD t*o„ can learn something to
their advantage by calling at JSo. 504 MAKKB f Street.
fe29 4t»
TXBATON& DBNOKLA, HARDWARE
XX Gommisaiou Merchants. 5G7 COMMERCE and 910
NORTH Btrtets, offer for *ale:
Anchor Brul bails; Plymouth Mill Rivets.
W. A 8. Butcher’s Cast Steel; Eagle Cabinet Locks.
Putnam’s Horae Haile; Locke's School Slates.
Copper, Braes, and Iron Wire; Cotton Cards
Also, a full assortment of American Hardware.
fefi-6mif 1
T INEN THREAD.
JU S&UPSON’B ARGYLB,
VINCENT MILLS,
MCDONALD’S,
BOOKBINDERS’,
CARPET THREAD.
•Foreelebr _
HORACE H SOULE,
fel2-tf 33 North FRONT Slrent.
CECOND NATIONAL BANK OF
FKANKFORD. t _
CAPITAL *lOO,OOO, WITH THE PRIVILEGE OF IN
CREASING TO *500.000. ■ .. .
NATHAN HILDES, Preeldent.
WILLIAM H. RHAWB, Canhier.
ILuts of th« Phllad,lpiiltt Bauh)
Iff ATHAtf HILLBS, - CHARLES B. KkEMBR,
GEORGE WRh|V6i. BBNJ. ROWLAND, Ja„
Bank of Philadelphia la bow
open at Ho, 13* MAIN Street. Frankfort. for the tnuu
.ctlon of a General Banking Bnaluen upon the usual
te cSfie«lfoii» oDoit all uceuibU potate will be made
upon liberal term*. Reeseotlully,
b4<ha W. a. SHAWN. OmW«i.
Seri. .16. 1863
ASA CUBSIE, Philadelphia. Pa.”
?. D- KINGSLEY, Cleveland; O.?’
OIL CLOTHS.
ARMY GOODS.
PHILADELPHIA.
BAYS FOU SATiB,
WANTS.
A N .ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN, OP
basins *? haM's, wS«J?-> a SITUATION in some light
bash ess; If! b Rood penra*rf. aaa Quick and correct at
tieurec. Good reference given, Addiess G. H. 8.,"
Press Office. mhl-3t*
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
“P STANDARD HI6TOBF of TBS a SIK
to make mono*. Agent* arectearfss iIPP to
*2OO per month- 200 000 volumes soM. A?<U*»s
fel7.l m . JMiSS - BBOS - •fivimri*.
rjABTS AND LABORERS WANTED.
-Fiyrr LAHOE.RES AND FIFTY HOKSB9 AND
fn r fSffiS 4!55i u z - *«.. la the centre of Bits city.
Itqaiia of JQHN r.fctJMP 5* 13 LODGE Street; above
Walnut, and went of Em-on it
f)BGANIST WANTED FOR AN
nffl* riS OPAI, CHDRCe. Adl-os, Bor ‘ITTI Dolt
offlca - jabt-jV
TO TAILORS.—WANTED —BY A
rV-tSSfW wh " can luNuenco a rod We. a
RjTUAriOiSf mras. Address E
109 feorth BttVBBTB etrtet. mh.\«2t*
WANTED—TWO' FIRST-CL 453
” Bonnot Trioitoro lr a IcndTawMillictry fir»u. S a
To eomrttent Ladtea, $lO pw -wc-k-and ■
tionsTPill DBglYen. Address * k Abim,y,”'.p.odicrc.l3qß. it*
TXTANTV-D IN A WB'OLKSALE NO
T » TION a youcr LAB, flcqus'-.aSc-d wU>? the
burner* and ronjp'vtent to act ap Entiy clerk. Apply,
with rf’ferenco. to Box 2&0. Post cn hi -Vt*
WANTKB—IN COUNTING BOOM OF
it a Pit GocdfrCommlehiou House, an inteLi
ffent LAD, who wiU ra%k« himself nsefat.
Addr©p« M A- 3 ” at this office, in’ liaisd writip *
of applicant, With age, real ncade. A»A
ranee, . ***ll at
WANTED—A SITUATION AS
> » SALESMAN, lit a Wholesale Dry-Gaqda hou*», by
ayooDKDj*n trcm whocau ;*A
trade. Sala y moderate. Address IrriANK, this
office. It*
Wan*:l ED TO BENT, FORTHBSUM
, MEtt.hy*.gentlnft%a and wife without feWM**.
aftirpipbed COUNTBY FLAG& With utabUng,-of <*>»-
yeajont Recess tn the cl-.y' Address, stating terras. V.X
I*. L.c Box 15-95. Philadelphia Post Office. !e27-8t
W anted -- o LOTHING.—P EBSONO
oraaorJil 13101011111 * 40 of wIU
jafi-lntbaSia* ris amt OHESiWT RtVlbt.
A MONTH !— T WANT TO LUKE
AGiENTS in every s'o;m L T. at $75 a month, I'r-
OTW. to sell my noiyoliesp Family ScwinsMa
o hlnec. hodreea B. tfADISOH. Alfra 1. Me. Cf-H da iTja
Sl'fiO MONTH!—I- Wist Agents at'
** u V *53 a month.oicpeneesraHi tcsoii my E verlasXntr-
Pe. -icitB. Oriental Burners, an 11.1 otter arcich «. 15 rnvn -
lari' foatJVca: JOHN F. 1.083. Bi.ijieforil. MaUaWEal'
WANTED TO SENT—IS v: THE’
Jtilst of Sl-ircli, * three otorjD'Fßt'UNa.wUh
jtovn baek-hu-.Minsss. sitoaio b'-tn-oen 'srnth and Tm"*
tleiii. ;r:nd Sp/iDE OfnytiKii and erowf atrr«j.t.H. Addrero»
KiYizte location and if-nt. Btx 1070; V- OL fej-ihstu I2t
SOARDIW.
T>OABD WANTED.—ABOUT .TUNE
■AJ Istj a OP -lOOM9 fot a geatlemao, wife, and
child •
Addreßs. »t 03»ce; to M. R..” .ZwZfftrr Otikee fe27-St*
FOR SALS AND TO L£T.
ARAEE OHAjSrCB FOR? A BUSI
NESS 1 6TORasrAND for
Rtct in the Coucirp. TiNa huelaess quali
fications and ft Capnal Of Ifrree w Pour Thonaand
PoiiarH. tblH ie ftrraw addrese
44 W P.P.,*’ WEe?X3KJSafffiR. Chester Co ~Fa, mhl-3t
CTEAM ENGINE!? AND r BOIDERS
FOR SALS —l' pair of low-preasnro,- doable acting
vertical beam EN 3i-iXES, TPith SS-inch cylladera, and 7
ftet btr-'ke, having-a 20-fißet-gear fIV-wheel-, with 184
cogs. Length of cog lS'Pnsiio3, and 41nch pfteh. Al%o.
a jack-gear cf 52 teeth. These Eaglneo are- rated at 400-
horse power, and were built by Uorliea & I{sghting>ile,
of Providence, end are exceedingly smooth-working
and fnhstantial mashipes. The two-cylinders can be
Aptmed as one machine, or separately. They would,
bd sold singly, or together.
6 Return-Fine BOILERS? 22 feet long.-, with 75-lflCh
shells. Each Boiler h&c2?>dnes, 6 and 10inches in di
ameter. The Boilers are made iron, are it
good older, and will -be cold with or without fronts,
‘pipes, valvts, &c.
• The above are to be sold for no fruits; Engines of
double the power being required for ouvpneaens work.
They are sow etanuiug, in good working order, and
eas be examined at day time, upon application at the
NATfMKEAG MILLS, Salem,
fe2 tnrbtf JOgff gILWHW. Agent.
m COUNTRY BBS!DENSE- TO LET
•Ml—On the bank of the river, one mile above BrUtol.
The situation is cheer/dlj and the access- to- the citr
seveial timse a day. Rent $l>7J per annum; Apply at
33 Heath SIXTH Street.- It*
M FOB SALE- A NEW GOTTAGE,
carriage house, asd one acre of sronad, BARBS'.
Apply to E. Derby. fe27-3t*
S'OR SALE VERY LOW—THE
JsiiL property No 413 South BLEVRtttßgStraefc Will
pawaJargeiuterefct on investment AaplrtoWM. £OB
- ALLEN, S. E. corner FOURTH and W*LNJT,
second floor. fo27'3fc*
A MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE—A
Flour and Saw Mill, with dwelling and sixteen
acres of lard attached, in Montgomery C'mnty, twelve
miles from Philadelphia. Brice low, and terras easy.
Apply to WM. ROSSBI*”» ALLEN, S. 2L corner FOURTH
and WALPUT, second door. ft 2- 3t»
FOR SALE —SEVERAL HAND
-SSL SOME DWELLINGS, on ELEVENTH Street, below
Coates. Apply to WM KOSSELL AhLSN, S. E. corner
FOURTH and WALNUT, second floor. fe27-8t?
M ELEGANT SEAT m
FOR SALE-—On the Bristol Turnpike, near -A—
Holzceshni-ff. about, miles from Philadelphia, very
acceLBible‘'by-;Steamboat and Railroad, conyenient aisa
to Cburcheb.and Schools. 9©r henlthincss and beauty of
situation, as well ae sarroundln* advantages, this pro*
perty ie unturpasped in the suburbs of Philadelphia.
TheManflon, of brown stone, views
of the De'aware R*«ver, built and finished ia the most
manner, is spacious and reptete with all the
medejn conveniences for both summer and winter.
The Grounds comprtee übout twenty-three aoraa. beau
tilu»ly laid out, fud oruaroe»ted with * great variety of
old end roung Forest Trees and a large
Gareets, with abundance of Fruit, Orchard* &o.
On the premises are also elected a Gardener’s Oottngo,
Lodge, Green House, Coaeervatory, Gaa
House, and extensive Stabling
No | expense having been spared to make “this, In
all respects, a flret-ciassiesiden.ee.
Apply to .
C. H. MUIRHEID,.
lul-SOt No. 303 South Street.
SQ-OftH AND $1,700 TO LOAN ON
Mortgage- Apply at the Office of JAMBS
H. CASTLE. Sooth FIFTH Street. It*
IiOST AND FOUND.
T OST— A OEBTIPIC A r > B OP 5 PJBR
Ai CENT. LOAN OF STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
for me. 06. dated M-irch 12. 1830, No. 7M, In name of
WILLIAM MEREDITH. Also, a Certificate of 5-par
cent. Loan of State of Pennsylvania, lor tbe sum of 4aM.
dated Jnne 30, 3SJ3» fio. 1452, in the same of ELI K.
FfilCE. administrator of WiJUttra Meredith in trust. Ap
plication ha* been ta&dA to the Auditor General for a re
newal of Bald Certificate*
fe.10.3m EM K PBing. No. 81* ARCH Street.
TAKEN UP, GOING AT LARGE
■/STI »A"OBlY HORSE, which will be sold to the
blithest bidder, at public sale, at Christian Donat’s
Hotel. CHESTNUT HILL, on THURSDAY, theSdinst..
at 1 o’clock f, fil., nnle?f sooner redeemed.
mM-St* C H HUSTON, Scrgt. of Police.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CTATEIMENT OF f ?HE
kJ HOWARD IKSHRINCS CONPANT,
«-P KEW York.
OFFICE NO. 08 WALL STKSET.
CHAPTERED ISSB.
Jaxuary Ist. 1E64.
Capit Capital... .....$250,000 00
Gross api>kts...v * 411*770 84,
Consisting of—
Cash on hand and on deposit in Pbainix and
Jd&nbait&n Banks $14*935 85
Special deposit with United States Treasury
Department....... 15.00] 00
Beat Estate owned by Company unencum
bered—
In New Toik city* premise* No. 65
Wall street.... * $55,000 00
House and lot Jn Brooklyn.... 2.00040
67,030 03
Stocks owned by Company at mar
ket valne—
Bank Stock. $43,750 00
United States, U6W York State, and ,
New York city stock .......$129,950 00
173,700 00
Lr.£D6 on Mortgages, on Real Estate,
being first Jieise. (worth In. the as
gTegat? *3lS,e 0.) 239,940 00
Balances due from agents premium*
unpaid, interest accrued, and
rents on Real Esta.e 11,194 9S
LIABILITIES.
Claims for'lcteea unadjusted <*513,659 00
Enpaid Dividend?, &c. 236 37
aiq on< o-j
SAMUEL T. SKIDMORE, President
HENtir A. Oakltt. Secretary.
Tne above oid eatabiiahed Company are sow prepared
to issue pclici'B on mavchaudifte tenerally, vessels in
port, ana cargoes, furniture, dwellings, Ac., at current
rates. ihronsb their r-geiit in this city
Office oi Ar ney Ko, 31» WALNUT Street. Phila.
mlittttthg-2c FPKMAN P. HOLLIS SHE AD. Agent.
■pOBMAN p. HOLLINSHEAI),
j- No. 3ia WALNUT STREET- PHIL 4DELPHL&,
INSURANCE BROKER ABP ADJUSTS®.
Marine Leases Adjii&jeO, _ _
Marine Fire* Inland. and Life Insurance effected ill
the most reliable Cf-mpanle* at reasonable rates, with
out CHAKCtE TO THE ASSURED
All hulinefis relating to Insurance attended to promptly
and carefully.
FORMAS P. HOLLINSHEAD’S
INSURANCE AOENOY,
Na. 3:3 WALNUT STREET,
* PHILADELPHIA.
Atffcnt for the folio Wins ttrst-class Companies*
- INSURANCE Co . OF NEW YORK.
EOWnifc~- *• - «-»a i * 1
(organ, __ .
OnS5 CAPITAL, *200.000.
ADRIATIC FIBB IWSUn.i?CB CO., OF HEW YORK,
(Or«anizai IN>, )
CASH CAPirtL 830D.000L
COSIIIEKCIAL FIBB IHSIJKdNOE CO., OF tf. YORK.
(Organized 1850.)
cash capital. *200,000. „ „
MERCANTILE PIRE INSURANCE CO., OF N. YORK
(Organized 1852 )
cash capital *203,000
ALBANY CITY FIRE INSURANCE, OF ALBANY, N Y.
(Organized 1850. >
CASH CAPITAL. *2CO,CCO.
PAMS INSUBANi
A Ko. 400 CHESS'
PHILAHI
fIRE AHD IfittAl
__ . w „ DIRBO'
Triads If. Buck,
Charles Bicbardaoa,
Henry Lewie,
O. w. Darla,
P. 6. Justice,
George A< West,
FRANCIS If.
CHAS. RICH.
W. I. Blafchard. Secret*
TTNITED STATES INTERNAL REVE
AL HUE.
ANNUAL TAXE3 FOR ISOi.
Th« attention of tax-payers t« hereby called to tbe’pro
visions of the United States Excise Law relative tjjjie
assessment of annual taxes. , .. .
By the 6th section of the act of July 1, 1532, it is made
the duty of ail persons* partnerships, firms, aßsocia*
tiODB. gx corporations, maae liable lo any &nuu4l duty,
lleense ertax. OH OK BKFOSB THE nab* MONO At
OF May IN BACH YEAR, to make a list or return to
the Assistant Aasepsor of the district where located of tue
amount of annual INOOMfc the articleeor ohiects
with a special tax, and the business or occupation liable
nrawho shall foil to make such
day specified wl<l be liable to be aeserfsedbythe Assessor
according to the best information be can obtain,
and in such caee the Assessor s» required to add flf.y per
centum to the amount of the Hems Q! such list. , .
Every person who shall deliver4®® e a S fJ? fhUe
or fraudulent list or 6tatemeßt,.witb intent evwe the
valuation «r enumeration required by law, issubjaetto
a fixe of five hundred dollars: and in such case the list
wilt be made ont by the Assessor or Assistant Assessor,
and from the valuation and enumeration so made there
ca p*ymeut P o7\he annual Uses, those for li
ee&res, Will not be d<rocn&ed until the thirtieth, day of
appropriate Wanks on which to mike retnru, and
all necessary information, will be furnished by the Ai-
Blatant Assessors of the respective divisions,to whom the
returns should be dellveredon or before the first Monday
of Bay.
WASHINGTON KEITH.
U 8. Assessor. Ist District, Penua.
THOS W. SWENST.
U. S. Assessor, 2d District, P*naa.
J. FLEfCHARBUOD, •
U. 8. Asee.nor, 3d District. Panna.
D P. 800 TH WORTH.
U. B. As«ab*oj*.4th District, Peaaa.
Bi WIN T. CHASE,
fe2.Vthiuth3ir U. B Assessor, fth PMtnot. Penaa._
fii ICQUOT CHAMPAGNE.
Missi 6 ?e^7ud c «.r t .^r^d? l a t { ai
n«^dv ßg oa. ir()li * co „
Sant raos**™*.
am, 7?o 84
JE COMPANY,
TOUT STBBBXi
BLPHIA.
•KD lIiSUBAJQOB.
ITORS.
Joka W. Brennan,
Robert B. Potter,
John Kessler, Jr..
E. D Woodruff,
Charles Stokes,
Joseph D. Ellis,
, BTJOK, President. •
[ARDSON, Vice President.
:arv.
A.MtTSS3MTSIVTS9,
ACADEMY OF MUBIO
MR. J. E. MUEIDOOEI
Will deliver a Lecture on the
KEI.ICS
of the
THREE MEMORABLE PERIODS
GREAT REPUBI/10,
ON THDBSDAT KVHNINO, M4BCH 3m 1851.
The proceede to he appropi&ted'to the Kcllef
of the
NEEDY FAMILIES OF EOITDIEBS,
R?fer7omLt?S7) !i . 1 ”“ ti « menrherso/ UieSMtlaT
Belief cemnii..,e o£ t„o w, r„ in ’„ Feontyivaal. BtiaM
_ of tbe
U S SANITA-TtV COMUi>l*rofN
mrirg fto evening Mr. MNItDOt.K ,tnte the oh
jest arid ni.rthod of oporatioß, of tho and
Home approfnate I'atrlotic F,ei>.dtn Es Ires? AicerSai?
35 CSNI'S EKIEKVKD BEATS ■»,'
on and after MuNCaY, 29tJi Vebrnar»
PUCK’S, 8. W. corner cf Sixth an* Ohteßtnni
streets, EVANS’. b». 724 Chestnut street
and si the of tbe Sanitary Commission, &o. l:jW
L'bsi.tnatfttrer.c, a?:d at the icadtray of Maeic, on the aay
cud ereninK of thoxector*.
a^s° r ® ht 7 1 . f >'Lesrture and Eeadlng* to cor^'menaQ
AMEBIOAN ACiADFMY OF MUSIG.
JtTenrsSi.'J’’ CAKI 'SB!i*»S , S Niaoteeath Annual FaU
77 3033 thobnt.by. bw...
AllCH^ir C o J btrset avryef u. L. CA^IFB>TBB
AItEH -Feacher of PjtHalag. I^24*B^
MUSICAL FOND HALL.
SECOND ClllAH'tj CONCERT
OF THU*
lIAMfEt I AND IFAVDS SOCIETT,
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 8.
AT 8 o’c<ft©CK.
Mendelssohn’s great m^terplece.
THE HYMN OF iPBAISE,
Will b 9 produced br tlcr Society, supported by the entire
GERMANIA ORCHESTRA.
FltetedluE which a ehorl 'muA select
MlSCEtr,Aira!ffT£J3 PEKFG’tjHANOE
Wltf -fa Riven.
TRTI2IS FIFTY OFNTB.
..^| 9 „ 5 ! ,!a,nfd at , J - B aODDD’B, B. B, corner Se-reatt
and ChQPtnut streets. fe2s-6t
:OGNCERT HALIT.
IcDmenao of
MR DB LECTORS.
TheSeooad will lafceplac*
THOBPDaY EVE;.73I!G, March && :
- JUJt. PBBKIIifc* CHivISTMAB DISTURB.
. (A Tale nf-'hboddyj
Sins?* admfeaion 600.
Dooi»os«»at7 Lecture at 8 c-HBock.
safcjuci,,.
WEf-SBS. CROSS & JARVIS WILL
thalT SECOND SO"R2*S OF flf.ieariuT
MtISsICT (Saflond Seaton) in ih*loVeS OF WVoa
DEMY; o» TUESDAY LVESfIN.I, JaXtS*
Assisted hi Herr TffEO. h*be;A*An&, the «£££&
leaor, ai«l-otli®T ejiiiront artiatß as below -
PEUUKAMMI;
Cn!n*ett In C MSaor-Pisno apil Wind Instruments Spohr
Messrs. jimis, Moll, Koch, Mnolser, ana Pleaaman
Grand Due —Two Pianos—Op. 128 ......Kalkhsonnor
„ „ Messrs. J« RVIS and CBOBB
SooSt-** Dor.Wasiderer 1
Herr H l BEE MAUN.
Solo—Tioloiwelio—Souvenir ds Sab**...,.
thioj>okb AHttsrro.
So?o—-PiafiOp—Etade in C (Sharp Jfiiaor—'
Orageuße’%
PoloiHieeia APlei— 63
* ~ __ Cfl AfiLSS H. JARVIS,
eousr-* 1 Vbjaliaßff”.
A _ Herr HIBELMAffN.
Qnai.etle—(No- 3)—String liutniment ..a Mosart
&»**« Gaeitßer.KozKeabTirger, Cross, and Ahrend.
TicJretP ONE DOLLAIK. To be had at Gouid V Andrn
a Co 3/ and A>ea & Walker’s. f«.27-ft-
OHBST NUT STREET
attends tw ' success
, ... GLORIOUS HEYIVAL
of t-'O sroot Irish Scenic Drama
~ .„ COLLESN BAWN,.
whishwill ba presented wi h all the
AKD VTRDNESDAY «ACTBSB
- OF-LBAVE-MAN.
SATURDAY (March 5) HEXT,
• FAMILY MATINEE.
WALNCTSTSEIT THBATSa
” SECOND. APPIAEANOE In the City ofPhiUdAl
rMa of MISS ETTIE HENDERSON. who last nujhtre-
CllIS» Bn'rcESB llIIBia8tl<! weJ,oma r and made A DB-
THK (TUESDAY) EVENING,. March Ist.
hramß entitled
JAhCEOtJ; OR, THE WITCH OP-THE-WOODS.
Faaohcn, nicknamed the Cricket Ettio Bsndereon.
To con clods with SARAH’S YOUNG HA If
BlowleaL S Pewple; Sarah Tisbe. MlsaC: Jefferson.
Ci-7< <1 fHc& open from 9 till 3 Curtain r!b- nat 7)4.
MBS. JOHN DREW’S NEW ABOM
RTBBRT THEATRE
SECOND NIGHT OF MPS. JOHN BREW
THIS (TUESDAY) EVENING., March £l8:4.
■JTitbnew-ace* ary- orc - GaTler’soornady of
THE MAGIC MaRKIAGR
DE VOLTfi KA ..... Mia. JOHN DBSW.
ChevaltejLde Monte Cellini. .........Barfon 9UI.
PlflUfirMaTTrelde.... Mr Griffiths
Sella, (a Gipey ). —.. Mtss H*nrr.
To conclnJe With THE FOLLIES OF A SIGHT.-
So^TniST C^N Mrß - Pierre m-
FEID.iT, BENEFIT OF MRS. .TO9N DREW*
_ Prices as Htgai Curtain rise* at 7>j o’blcck.
TEMPLE of wondebs, assembly
a BUILDINGS. TENTH aad-CSESTNUT.
Positively the lost POUR DAYS of
_ BIGNOtt BLITZ'S
Feosofflauey, Yentriloquien*. and the Learned C&nuy
Birds, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday* and Saturday
Evening?* at 7K o'clock, and Wednesday and Saturday
Afters oon s at 8.
ADMISSION-25 Cents. Children, 15.
T?LEVENTH-ST. OPEBA HOUSEL
J-i • * THE ?AW! LT RESORT. ”
CABSCROSS 4.5 D DIXEY’S MINSTRELS,
TBJB GREAT STAR TROUPE. &P THE WORLD.
Ta tht»\y
■ „ SELECT ETHIOPIAN SOIREES,
Splendid ainaing, Beautiful Boating, Laughable Btus
leeonep. Plantation Scejsos, 4m. . Ac.. by
TWENTY TALENTED ARTISTS.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
Tickets2s cents. Boots < pen at 7 ©’clock.
fe&7‘Sm J. L CARNOnOSS. Baslnaga Manager.
HTHE GREAT JPICTDRE
AT CONCEBT HALL LEOTOBS BOOM
For a short season.
THUftSPAY. FEBRUARY 28. 1884
J. Ittteo Williams/ celebrated
PANORAMA OP THS BIBLE.
This 5s tbs moet complete and finished Painting OftsKk
Sac ted ScrJrxtnris in the world, comprising: over fl'fir ct
the most
SUBLIME AND THRILLING SCENES
Of the first three thousand years of Biblical Hiofcpay*
xormtaz altogethpr one the finest exhibitions of tho ana
EVHNING at half past 7 o’clock.
Admission 25 cents.
N. IX fflatinuea on Wednesday and Saturday tfty
noons, at 3 o'clock.
Arißrte&ion for Children 15 cents.
O.EBM ANI A. ORCHESTRA.—PUBLKJ
BEHEAKBALB every SATURDAY. »t 8 o'clock. P~
Jf , at the MUSICAL FOND HALL. Slavic tickets If.
seats. Packages of six ticket*. *l. To be had at AB
BESS. 110* CHESTNUT Street. J B GDOLD. SB
TENTH ana CHBfeTSPg. and At the Hall door.' fg2l.tf
T'HE INVENTORS OP AMERICA,
, BX SOHUSSBLL,
aiid FEITH’S
DEEBT DAT,
theujoet Interesting
PAINTINGS
of the dar,
ON EXHIBITION FOX Jt
SHORT TIME.
AT EABLB’3 GALLERIES
816 CHBJTfiUJT STREET.
ADMISSION TWEN CY-FIYB CENTS. feU-lSt
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
A TH3 yi*nS AETS.
less OHBSTJfUT STKFKT.
07£B DAILY (Bnudayn «z««2ted) front 9 A. M. ttl)
iP.M.
Admission 26 cent*, Children half trice.
EDUCATION Alt.
pBITTENDEN’d COMMERCIAL COL-
637 CHESTNUT Street, corner of SEVENTH.
Practical instruction ia BOOKKEEPING, in its dlffe
rant branches.
PENMANSHIP—PIain and Ornamental.
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS. COMMERCIAL
LAW, Ac.—Students instructed separately. Catalorne»
fuTPiehed. on application fe39«3i*
TJORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE*
AJ BOjSDTJSTOWJS. n. j.
This Institution Is pleasantly located on the Belftvrwr*.
river. I££ hour's ride from PhliartbipMa. Special
lien is paid to the common and Uirher branches of
&NGLI&B, and snperior advantages furnished iu Vocal
and Instrumental Mucle. tancut fey native,
and spoken in the /air-Uy. Fay Catalogue, SLddres*
Her. JOHN ELBBAKSLHi. A. M..
President,
i&U-Zm*
Village green semllnaex,
. SifiA'R MEDIA, FA.—Pupils Si-ceivedat ads* iimv.
English. Mathematics, Classics, and Natural 4clancea
*thtu»M. MUitary Tactics, Book-keaplusr aad OSyilßa*
gincerini tanght. Eutbe oxp<af-«a aboat $3 per week-
Boys of all ages taken. Kefers to Win H Earn, ex-
Sheriff; JohnO. Capp &Co., No. 23South.Third street;
and Thomas J. Olay ton. E^q., Fifth and Prune streets*
Address Sex, 3. HAfcygy B-VRTOjf* A- M.. Yh\M
Grf*n : Pa. “
, ..... HOTEIL s.
JONES- BOUSE,
HARRISBURG, PA.,
CORNER MARKET STREET AND MARKET SCiCABK.
A flnt.clm house. Term!. *2 per day. -
Ja2s-2m 0, H. MAgg,
OF REMOVAL.
The nnderFiEned wonld inform their friends end the
6r,l;lic generally that they have removed from their Old
tand, 517 ARCH Street, to their
SELBNEUD NEW WAREROOMS,
No. 913 ARCH STREET,
where they will continue the rale of
GAS FIXTURES, CHANDELIBKS,
COAL-OIL BURNERS, &c.
HwiCK associated with our house Mr OHMtT.B3
PAGE, (formerly the Prltelpal Defacer for Cornelias
& Baker,) we ere now prepa red to ejrecnte ordeya for w 8
Fixinres of al) grades and depisus. from the vlaine*t t»
tfic most mnesiv* and elaborate,
VAN KIRK CO ,
go 91* ARCH STRBRT.
NEW LIGHT.
The nuVsctibere. Would inform tli&publlc that they h*V*
Introduced in (hie city - _ 5
▲ nyr most, _
tosh' Mlnu advantage* aver all others lu use, vli; PIG
TU/;ds taken by thia Lisht are more life-like and na
tural. Children are taken almost instantaneously, eny
in.two seconds. The superior and artistic finish of the
Pictures taken by this Light dery competition
WEISMaN & CO., Photographer*.
SIS ASC a Street.
feftlmlf* ,
LIFE-SIZE FBOTOCBAPHS, co
lored In rare artistic manner in All. “P lo ® B *? B S.!£
B. T. KEIMKR’6 Gallery, are decidedlyttonoet life
lihe. natural portraits made. AROH Street. It
dr. FINE, PRACTICAL DEN
TIST for the last twenty yeare. lM9Tlins Sfc,
below Third, Inserts the■ mwt beautlfnl TBOTH or th»
»e, mounted oa flue Gold, Platln*, SllT*r, VUlßaftlw.
rirti'dlfA A mhflT An * at pi"sc6B, for Bfi» ABd SQvSmBnU
wors! more reSoSaWe than any l>«? llBt f'&.sw
Snr? Teeth plowed to last ror life. ArUaelal Tost]*
repaired foToif lfo Win in «.r« in*. AH ™* War
ranted to fit. Kaference. hast families lyham
-w»n noBBECT PIANO TUNING.
WltljV-Mr. 0. S. SAROBBT’d Orders for Tnnhut
Qenelrlna Pianos are received at 2LABOB diOOTv
cftBSTNUr street, only. “ uw> *
Mr s. has had eleven nara'lhotoTyexEerieiMain Bee
ton, and »ve years’ employ ment In Philadelphia _ .
SPECIAL —Pianos re leathered ta sonnd aa soft and
sweet-toned»»new, wdfhorii remorm#. .
Terms Vor Twiilir. SI field-Rf* l
§JOHN L. CAPEN, PHRENOLO
i OIBT, maylbeconsulted, BAT andBVBHIHq.on
adaptation to Bnslneu. Trade, and Profession;
on the Improvement of health, correction ol
lhnlts. formation of friendship*, dm. Poll ids
esnptiona of character given whan required at 80. <M
6. TBSTCH 6tt«*t, ahov a Chestnut. aeH-thttalaU
■.HftttseU
..Chopin