FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL*
THE MONEY MARKET.
Philadelphia. March 2. 193*
Thfera was verv little fluctuation in «ola to-day. taa
laer® was very iwi*u The variety of rumor*
Price to is nm-lag opeia
,&om onradv»nan«orre‘.nn* wU I meat
£«»** »»■ ! 8 " d - As ! he
3r,“«t movements, may hevery implant, a
b'o tlaiee in the prise mar be expected.
!wSn.oiii seer. Titles are very Brm attain, and the do ■
mard t'etiy The mammoth of future l'.r.ni i'oras up
ti e .cere, and prevents speculative combination!.
The money nmtaet 1s unchanged.
The public are again seeking the stock exchange, and
manifest S duportiion to buy. To day’s t’amactioE!
show a Ssrdin'.ng tf prices and Insome cases a material
advar'ce The Thirteenth and Fifieeath-sKeei Pa’seu
ser Bail uar * Ram advanced one dollar peWliarp, sail
ing op to 43; Reading to GBM, closing at 66; Pennsylvania
was steady at 70.1, s Korth. Pennsylvania at 116; J : Hong
Island at 47, an advance of ;1; Morristown at 6a; Cata
■wiesa preferred at Chester Valley sold at 5%-
jfttnehiil Rt 63;» : Beaver Meadowy at 79. •
Schuylkill Eavigation sold ai SO the preferred at 41%
@42; Wyoming sold at 85 ; Delaware Division at 41'* :
Union at £?£. the bonds at 80 ; Susquehanna at *25. the
tends at 63.
Mining shares were active ; Etna sold at lf»}« ; Wow
Creek Coal at 1.6 ; Buck Mountain at 32% : Ksir M-ma
lain at 9M; Penn Mini eg at %% ; Green Mountain at
2X : Pulton at 7 X ; Girard at b%.
Fir6t-Claes corporation securities tiro steady and in
fair demand. The market closed nrm -
Drexel & Co. Quota ...
"United States Bonds. ISSI y V**'® 99-£
“ •* Bow Certtflcat** a??!.. 10* @lo^l
•• “ OidOrtif-cates oi in*eh. 4
- Quartermasters* } SfSrfndel>tedn«ss ds
Orders for oeinfic» o. an- t
' Gold......*****' tin.l7s ta37.l>g
••as»BSSWK®~ mmm
Quotations or gold si tbs PhllsdolpM* Sold Exchange.
. m south Third street, second story s
9}£ o’clock A- M-...*
ML *' A *•«••
*• P. 81...
*§2 '* P M...
m v. p*
4J* p - **
Market closed etroeg.
Jay Cooke & Co. quote Government Securities, &c., as
follows: ■
> nm . *l69?^
ll®**
United Stales sixes. 1881.—*-~«3U ® l l2
•• Regular i??
U. 8. 7 3-10 Notes, auk
•* Oct JiOal^UiM
XJ. S. Certifi efir.se of Indebtedae**--*.
«“““»*«' ToMh.» ;:::nn::."::;Tffl§iiw^
Ifvi^lvboid;-''--■'••'■•'■' hwhmmi
• Deliveries of C-20 bonds being msde to January IGth,
Inclusive. ' ._ , . ' _
* The follow-ng shows the amount of c*al transported
over the *Lehisb Valley iailroad for the week endinr
February 27, I SOL and previous since December 1, 1564 :
compared vrtth same time last year;
Week. Ptstloimlt. Total,
mm Tons. Cwt Tons. Cwt. Tons.Cwi.
Hazleton S.CO4 IS &9.17-5 05 42.639 03
Bast SuKar Loat.*.,-.... 3,306 13 17.026 07 20.432 00
Council Ridge «...-1,681 06 14.058.03 15,654 C 9
Jlouut Pleasant ; 943 06 7,090 14 8.0«19
Bpring Mountain. 2.690 16 13 717 14 16,40 s 10
Cbleraine 697 11 3.924 12 4.612 03
Heaver Meadow 236 11 11
Hew York and Lehigh. 1.690 19 fj.£s7 13 JJ
S. Spring Mo tint Ain.- •• ■ 2,313 06 W.&tf 39 21. Mi. 04
Jeddo..* 2 922 11 21.0.-.6 04 23.95>15
Harleigh 1.314 18 7,50303 5..0504
German Peuna l,2Jf) 05 10.945 l.> 12,L4 13
Bbervaie Coa) Co 909 17 5.7:? }?, gg* ™
yilnsaxille ............. 1,2j2 12 .-.SS/ 13 P.63i) W
Buck Mountain. 3.190 16 10,293 OS 11.4*4 04
£. M. Coal 1.728 32 13 222 11 13,904 <«3
Coal andNav..-. 1,445 13 25. 3HS OS IS
Other 5hipper5.......... 10 00 S 934 05 5,944 04
Total. .25,252 17 235,30) IS 273.518 15
° Orre^“ d .V;* W .??.?. a .!kl36 10 2ff1,«6 02 270.512J2
Increase * • • • • 7,116 07
Decrease* •«••••*• 24.0/0 04
Tie iew York Evening Post of to day says
Gold is quoted at 15P. 7 *. and Exchang* is dull at T74?*
The Btccfc market is heavy. Governments *re -vroag
United State? sixes of lS67are'qaotedat lli'®ls coupons
of 1668 at ll£@lls. jegUtered 18S1 and
five-twenty registered are 107%® 107#.
Coal stocks are strong Oumberlan * has risen to 675*®
8735, Penm*slvania is quoted at lS3@l9t>, Americas ac
99@»3{, Central at 7*U@73%.
Kaiiroad stare* are irregular, Erie hems scarcely so
Week as last evening.
Tie appended tabJe exhibits the chief movements at
tie hoard compared with the latest prices of yesterday:
V/ed. Tu.es. Adv. Dec.
"United States 6s, ISSI, reels 111% 111 %
United States 6a. 1881, coupon, ~...1U?4 111% -• %
United States savon-tMrtles....»*lll 111
United States 1 year car., g01d....103 106% *• %
Do. do currency-. 995£ 99% %
American Gold- **.. .-lfiO/s 159% .. %
Tennessee Sixes . 60 60
Missouri Sixes.• • 7334 735* }.{
Pacific Mail ... 227 228 • 1
JTewTori. Central 3ailjo*d—..lSs? 1 r *4
Hrie~* 41534 132& ft
Zrie Preferred ™ 105* 1053*
Bndfeon KiTer..^—. IS6K 163 l>i
Harlem J3sft 135 ..
Harlem Preferred* 124 if a
Seadlxg 13ift 132 .. 34
lncttyaa Central....-- ...149ft 14!K •• hi
Michigan Southern 98, 1 * 98ft
Michigan Southern raarantied... 143 ft 14tft 2
Illinois Central 5crip—...........18334 13334 •* ft
Wttsbnr*. ...1)5 l?sft .. ft
O alexia....— —„i)6ft U7_ .. ft
1462,' Yi
Sock Island.... ~4.~4 320# 1193 S % .
Tort Wayne . 99 P 8& .. %
MU. and Prairie DaCUtt B&3£ 66 K
71 % 79 1%
ISTorthweaterni'W. ....*44. es# at .. %
Canton-***---.-..... *4-»* 5134 53 .. l'A
Cumberland. 67& * mi K
Quicksilver. * . sfj| 5735' %
Chicagoend Alton S 7 83 ..1
Toleflo and Wabaeh 44 623* 65 .. 2>*
Burlington and vtaincy 18- 2 i 181 22, ..
After the Bearn the market recovered \z@il per cent..
Jtrat the reaction was “barely sustained.
flUlada. Stock Exchange Saleij March 3
Exported hr S. £. Slaymaker, Philadelphia Exchange. 1
. BEPOEB BOiEl>B.
SOOBeadinsK. 66 1400BeadingB*..... b? 5 66
100 do 2 djs fc6 i 100 do blOG?l-18
100 do ’* 66 ICO do --.. b!5 66
300 do . ...tao 66?*! 100 Green Motlh. . bs&in 7%
900 ao bBO 66 ] 4 jICO Sch. Hav pref 4Vi£
h 5 68?*,
...... 66 j
....13 66
...1?1Q65 j
first :
100 USTreas SSO 2?. 107 ]
260 Co .*~~-IOTX
2000 d 0...... cadi. 106*6
10,000 do ..I0t?6
700 do 106*6
lOOSaftdixu 8...b306&31
SCO do
100 do<»»..
900 do
2to do
100 do Dio 66
SCO do bSO mi
1100 do bSO 66)i
100 do. cash 65 Bl
300 do.— cuh 6fi£
ICO do b2O 66
100 do blis 66
ICO do I*3o 6Hl£
100 do idya 653 s
484 Allefr ny co scrip 75
GFar & Mechsßfc., 60
600 Bev Creea. 1 56
100 Green Mountain. 73-i
100 Penn Minins b 5 P?b
60 Buck Mountain 32 H
200 Sell Eavig-Uion.. 29? s
400 do ...bls 3J
550 do bl 3 30
100 do pm 41*
100 do pm. • • b2O 42
AFTER FIB
ICOO V S6a 6-20 s iCS?£j
If 0 Pen n Mining.. • • b3Ql' ■% I
100 Bis Mount Coal.bSO 9*j
200 Pulton Coal Co.bio «}-*■
150 do 7>t\
ICO Oil Cr*ek bSO 14 J
200 Green Meant • • - bSO ??«I
BBTWSSH
41Penii5iB.r..div£tock 66
SQ do 7TO
BBCOfID
3000 Penna 5s 97
200 Big Motmta*n 9>£
400 Eeadirg B. bSO 6614
SC-00 Union CBcai Bds.. b 0
100 <i0.........Pxefd 8H
40 Pecaaß 703*
100 do. b3O 7C3H
60 Green Muuntain.bs 734
4 Delaw are Dir 41?4
100 Cata.trlssa £ Pref 48?^
100 do b3O-Pr*f 43>*
260 II Penna B
6 WyommtVal . t 5 85
7f%
CLOSSJ»G pb:
Bid. Ask.
TTS6i r Bl ....ill
IT S T 7 3-10 ffotes 111
2PliilaCs 103
Do new 1V7% 108
Penna Se.. P 7
Seadßexdiy.... 6oK 65%
Do bds TO 107
Do 6e 'S6 coLv.
Do 6s’SO 43...
jPe-nna B
Do ldm 6s-..
Do 2d m6s 3OP
X Brfmvlfeill R-- 4P 49%
Konia C'lcouaoi. 7H£ 7$
Do prof- JSft
Bchnyl JSaT fitocS 30
Do pref........ 4:% 42
Do 6a 7 82.. P 5 55%
Jimira B 35%
Do pref« 64%
Do 75’73
X Island £....•• 46% 47
XeMsh Kav Cl% ..
Do scrip e 4% 5-5
PMla&Brie 8... 37% 35%
lOPennaß
7i% 70%
FUlladelphla Barkcti,
March 2—Evening,
The Flour market continues Terr dull, there being
little or no demand for shipment The sales are in a
■mall way to the retailers and bakers, at from ss@s 25
ioT superfine; i 6 5(@7 for extra; $6.75@7.50 for extra
Jhmily, and $8@9.50 r* bbl for fancy brands, as to
quality. Rye Fleur continues dull; small sales are
TnnTciug at fG. bbl. There is little or nothing doing
inCoraMea'- and the market is dull.
GBAIN.—The offerings of Wheat are moderate, and
khe market is Qnift at previous quoted rates, with sales
of about 4,fiCG bus at 160 c for prime Pennsylvania reds,
and 170@!P0c r P bee for white, as to quality. Bye is
selling in small lots at 133 c f, bus. Corn is in demand,
and prices bare advanced, with sales of about 8.030
2>US, &t U4@116: t* bus In store and afloat. Oats are dull,
With sales of 4.3C0 tu\ at S4@Bse, weight, the latter for
j>nme Pennsylvania
BABK.—There is little or nothing doing iu Quercitron,
and the market is dull First 80. lis offered at $3? ton.
COITON. — are limited, and the market is
dull; manufacturers only purchase to supply their im
mediatewants Small sales of middlings are reported at
£9@Boc%Ub, caih
GBOuEkIES. —Coffee is firmly held, bat there is not
2QU<h doing. About soo hhds sew Orleans Sugar sold by
auction this morning at 13%i@15-kc lb and 183 bbl«s
Mew Orleans at gallon, cash
PETROLEUM.—There is a fair demand a* former rates.
BCObbl* crude toJd et 29@30c; l 3 6 bble refined in bond
*t4flJ4©46c, asdf.ee at from 53®55j gallon,atcordiag
Timoily and Flaxseed there i» do change
ko notice: 4Cobu r f the former eold ai $3 50@3.62 and the
latter at #3.2f@5.50 , ?1 bn. Cloversead continue inac
tive; small salee are making as t8.25@3.6064 ibs—the
latter for prime. , , .. .
PROVI>IONS.—There is less activity ia the market,
but Pike- ere ale»dy; small sales or Meis rorn arn ma
king at s*:i{§>23 5 • obi for new, and $22 for old. Bacon
is scarce; small sa;< a are making atfall pWea3- Pickled
Sams are selling at from ISMSlUtetcglib Lard is in
asteady demand; 3 r Q tea prime sold at 14Mc; kegs are
scarce, and f ollini: at i. HI Jb. Butter is selling at
S’ H» tor ci liitnon to prime Penna. •
wHIbKY is cull; sales reach about 400 bbls, at 84©S6c
*r second-be lc snn p Uon; Sd@S7c for Western do, and
83c gal for omu-:-.
. sra tise roeoipts of Flour and Grain al
2®“;* ♦^-••.2,05-3hblA
yhwt .6 9'*o bus
S®*? bus.
Cat * but.
5 ‘ I,v - - rk. MarketSj Karch 8.
Jot pJarls ' r ' 5; ' : iirrtx a * *5 for pots, aui $l3
■ lidLba*»i»t 7* u * l ?*rket for State aud Western flour
The sale* v'vi, ?ko in urines
• state; $5 cfdkri tf.'«’♦'* ‘-l’] 8 ¥ **-15$gso Ur euMffiae
Atlchigas, ‘ *\wl a nSi 46.20@8 40 for superfine
$6.60@5.Q.5 for
ats7.ls@7 25. urd‘t,«^;.hiSS,H?? is * t £ rottn,, " Jl ® o ® 1 OJIIO
Southern Flour s dn<l a^f'LV 10 at 60
87@7.75 forsupfjifin#. birvela at
Ira ditto. * "AKimore aud $7 8C@;o o-j for ex
.a. Canadian Floor .
■q: *4OO barrel* at *6 r ss‘^.* aa ® drooping with sal«6 of
"‘ Wjjood to dm dii-i--’ as ‘Or common, »»4*s.od®j jjfo,
»nd7uSrfie S the range tf fine
9ke^Sw B »«'>iG & dcd buJhtis e Jt e *f i «i» lia ' 11Jirein Prfew.
Spring; 1 £6®l.CB for {c,T Chicago
umber Milwaukee; $1 63@i ®l*s?@i 60 for
And SL6S@I 72 f«>r amber Michigan n * er r °d Western.
Rye is quiet at $1 27@l 30 * '
Barley Is Qciet and unchanged
S'?&°Bfi'd W@Vlffr Wesforn, 88 ® 90 ror Ca ßa4a.S9@JO for
Bales are
"ore, asO *1 3r@l3lfor Jersey y“i 0 w “ tera “ ,xod . In
12 T*u.ow Is yeryott-et. with s’ale.Tf 60,000 lbs city at
a ‘7E?o^STtS, Wllh ? l6 at
Markets by Telegraph.
fcyW^teftady^Uow - WM*}
..*• * ~160
.... -ICO
, £OO Ca.tax?issa nref csh. 4'ii4
ICC Marquette Miniog-* 47s
100 dOM.n.,
ISOO do-*....
boabd.
100 Schl Uav t»T6f .1)5 41&
feoo do 6b, '82.... 95
50 Union Canal..... 9 %
50 0 do 80nd5.... 33
100 do. 37*
400 Sasq Canal.-.bSO 25
2 d 0...., - 24
IOQiS do 80nd5..., 63
5000 Wyoming Val.M
4 Beaver Meadow. 79
95MtuehillB.. &Vi
250 Chester Valley.. 632
40t/CatawiBBaßpref. 43^
200 do .b3O 43X
130Thirteenth-BtR •• 42
95 do.. b 5 42
3000 City 6s—-.sswn 103
000 do new 107^
siio do 85 wn 1073 k
10 Louisville Bk.. -. 01
5000 Cam & Am Mort 108 ■
12S America Bk.. .151
100 BigAflou ntain.... 8>«
200 Gir&Td Mining... 6H
100 Fulton Coal 7>&
20 Penna R 70?£
IST BOABD.
!SOO Green Mountain.... 7.^
1100 Reading R b2O 6^
i 50 d 0...... b3J t tfi
:100 do b2O 65
1100 as 65J«
.*2OO do. djs 66
116 Lehigh Scrip. .-aswn oiH
I 3 Reading E 65>i
BOARD.
200 Ifew Creek-....... 1.56
8 Norristown & 59
2513 & 15;h-Sts R 42
250 Long Island 8.-b3O 47
1000 Cam & Atl.bs.Ut m 97}£
•l'OSchl fiav bS £0;1
200 do >.b3o 30
200 d 0...... b3O 30
1003 do 6s ‘B2 95K
400 do.. ...bo 29%
4000 n 8 Treas fi-20 8t5..1(k%
50 iE;na Miniag
10 ARDS.
(2 Ches A Del
[CBS—STEADY
Sid Ask.
N Penna R 36%
Do 6s »9 9 btt
Catawlsaa R Com 22% 25
Do pref 43 43%
Second-tt R S 3 S 3
Fifth st'B 60
Tenth stR. 52
Thirteenth'Ctß.. 42
Seventeenth.gt R. 18 19
Spmce-stß 15 IS
jUhefitnnt.et R.... S 3
WPhilaß.73 73
Aich..8tR......... 36% 37%
Race stS 2j 21
GreßU-it R........ 41% 4%H
Girard Coiiege K. 30 30%
Lombard-st R.... 17
Ridge avK 29%
Su>q Canal
Mid Coal Fielda •. - -
Oil Creek Co lsitf 14
Big Mountain.... 9% 9%
Green Mountain
Fulton Coal'
OIT Y ITEMS.
Buy thb “ Florence.”—We have heard of a
number of cares recently of persons selling the sew
ing machines which they were using, for the pur
pose of buying a “ Florence” instead, and some have
even given their machines away, in order to intro
duce into their families this most popular and pei>
feet of sewing machines. The ware-rooms of the
agent, No. 680 Chestnut street, continue almost m
ciowded with customers as they were durfDg Christ
mas week, when over one thousand of these inimi
table machines were sold for presents alone.
Great Reduction in Prices.
Great Reduction in Prices.
Ladies 1 and Mieses’ Fine Cloaks.
Ladies' and Misses’ Fine Cloaks.
Also,
Rich Furs of All kinds.
Rich Furs of all kinds.
In anticipation ot the close of the season, we are
now pr< pared io J,,Ajce a large concession from for.
mer nneea on *ll OUT Block,
J. W. Proctor & Co.,
The Paris Cloak and Fur Emporium,
920 Chestput street.
All a Muddle.—A reporter who had been taking
a drirlc onoe wrote: “ .Yesterday morning, at four
o’clock P. M. t a small man, with a leg in the hole of
his troweers, committed arsenic by swallowing a
dose of suicide.” We once had a boozy compositor
who informed our renders that 41 The bss% Rookhill
&'Wilsons extant were those worn by the Brown
Stone Clothing Hall, where they were made by ele
gant suits !**
The Journal of Commerce gets off the following
piece of philosophy: “ A man in a- passion is feve?
trustworthy, whatever uay.be his moral principle.
Human nature unrestrained 18 notto berelieion,
either for truth or reason. Some men seem to be in
a chronic state of passion. They labor under ex
citement, either on one subject, or on all subjects at
the same time.” But we, free from this imputation,
would say, dispassionately and coolly, with the ther
mometer wheie it is, buy your winter clothing at
Charles Stokes & Co.’s ottc price clothing store,
under the Continental.
With Just Pride,
Of all men, we think the first place
Belongs to the Anglc-Ameiican race:
For a will to purine, undaunted by toils,
The object it seeks, nor at danger recoils;
For a mind at once active, inventive, and strong,
And a heart keenly quick to kindness or wrong;
For vigor of muscle, and strength of endurance,
Self-reliance, and courage, and manly assurance,
Our countrymen surp&sß all the rest of creation,
At d lead in the van- guard of civilization.
All hail to the North-men! long may they aspire
To wear Stokes* Clothing, which ail do admire—
To the magical figures their feet still incline,
On Chestnut street) No. 609.
Brown's Bronchial Troches for Coughs,
Astbha, Bronchitib, &c.—We cheerfully beat
testimony, from personal knowledge, to their effi
cacy.—BaUcit's Fictot ial.
Deafness, Bye, Bar, Throat Diseases, Catarrh,
treated by Dr. Ton Moßohzisker, Oculist and
Auriat, author of the work, “ The Bar. its Diseases,
and their Treatment.” Office, 1027 Walnut street.
mh&St
Penn Mining Company of Michigan.—Atten
tion is called to their advertisement in another
column.
Corns, Bunions, Invested Nails, Enlarged
Joints, and all diseases of the feet, oured without
pain or inconvenience to the patient, by Dr. Zaeha>
rie, Surgeon Chiropodist, 921 Chestnut street. Refer*
to physicians and surgeons of the city- ja23-tf
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
TO TWELVE O’CLOCK LAST NIQHT.
Girard— Cliestimt si
S Qaigley, Ohio
£ Martin. Ohio
G Patterson, Dayton
H Miller. Williamsport
JCBoyd, Pittsburg
W L Harper. Pittsburg
C Aultman ft la; Canton
J R Stetson. Ohio
C H Rye. Cincinnati
J bg Bender.on. New Fork
G K Anderson, New Jersey
Wi) Judfcon, New Yotk
David Sutton
J W Appleton, Lex, Hr
GO McGrath. Lei triton
G Bromley ft la
JASwsttz Meehanksburg
HHeisner. Hanover
F Lopez, Penna
A Brown, Berks co
Geo Brown, Berks eo
BTF Valentine. Warren
A H Bryant, Buffalo
Maj G H Eardwell.Penn
T Jones, 'Pittsburg
W g Williams, New Jersey
C P Horn, Middletown
M*PB K Davis, Penna
B B Borne. New York
J G Devins, Now York
MS Jordan. Ohio
Mrs E Moyer, Ohio
Mies Moyer, Ohio
Mies Campbell. Ohio
G C Haywood New York
C Wallace. Bnffalo
£ V Crogan,Bnffalo
H Sims,N«w Y ork
W Parry, Elmira
fi Chaoncey, Ohio
H B PaYeD,Bellows Falls
Lieut Col J J Seibert
G Austin, New York
W c Brown, New York
G 8 Goo tee, Baltimore
H B Fiddeman, Delaware
Henry Frest. York co
H Manyfmith. Hanover
G W Fisher At wf, Illinois
Robert McForden, Illinois
G W Boyd, Lafayette
8 G Wright. Lafayette
--T P Alexander, Chicago
J P Eutterwortli. lowa
Thos Enil*sby. lowa
F Ashby, Des Moines
W Wilson ft la, Ohio
F Schenk. Ohio
I> Zook. Baltimore
Henry Davis, Baltimore
R P Snow. Council BlttiFa
A Neeeroll, Brooklyn
Thos Lord, Chicago
Jcs Cocking, Phajnlxvule
A Kanffman, New York
W £ Snow & la, Wash, D C
Continental—TVlntli ai
G H Curtis. Conn .
W Barnes, Coon
AL Cassidy, New York
L D Ward, Hone&dale
D H Cooledge, Boston
M F Wells,Boston
John S ramiell.BOßton
Geo H Allens, Boston
SiK Lothrop, Boston
T E Lothrop. Boston
B S Tjler.Hartlord
H Burgess
H C McCoy, Md
J AKrnnan. Md
Jas B Campbell. Va
Ctpl Chps BEtting
Col A R Root. K \
A G Shaver, Conn
John l awxence, NY
B J Ebbs Washington
DrGrackett, St Louiß
B CatJin. Fenca
Miss Carrie Mernin, Penna
J N Collins, OfiWfgo
J W Pitkin, Oswego
Geo S Hater. Allegheny,Pa
H Sennf ckeoh h ia. N J
Dallas Reeve, New Jersey
Miss B Wells, New Jersey
John D Smallwood, N J
Miss H Xippincott, N J
Lieut Col E Overton, USA
Dr W P Baird.U S A
J H Bennett, nhillicothe, O
Seth Bryant Boston
W H Hale, USA
AC Anderson, St Louis
H H Thompson, New York
Geo Q Allen
Jf s H Condon
Thomas D Southard. N Y
D W Travis, New York
Cyrus Frost, New York
Airs X Voss, Wash. D C
#R Bergstregser, Pekin, HI
•G € Moore, Bololt, Wis
R B Friabee, USA
J Van Dyke A wf, Penna
J P Park, Franklin, Pa
B fi Rangel, Mass
C M Thomas. Attica, Ind
R W Barry, Louisville, Ky
S A Bldwell, Connecticut
John Btggar. Baltimore
Gordon McKay. Boston
J Lahin
John S Grahem. Pottsville
Geo W Snyder, rottßViUe
John Shippen, Pottsville
8 G Bcughton, Boston
J H White, Urbana, O
X Jarrett Baltimore
Jae T Powers, Washington
W S Harheßon. Washington
Robt Wheaton, Prov, RI
D B Small, Penna
Capt B Parker, New Haven
B 51 Duer. New York
MrsDuer, New York
WsHer L Ssnds, New York
Mr Gilroy & la. New York
A Hosier. New York
A Bennett, Binghamton
D Brigham, New York
G L Lifiln A wf, New York
Mi-sTuxell. New York
W H Perrine, New York
Jacob Eteeper, Bobton
John B WUliams, n York
Richard Berry, New York
A V Stent
Geo D Lyman
J W Crocker, Fioy, RI
£ Weston, Buffalo -
Wm U Armstrong. N York
Afcillixnan. Hazleton
Mr» H D Coo>e. Wash, J> C
Mrs McMeens, Wash. D C
W R Taylor & la, N York
Geo M BazewelJ, NYork
C W Bteker, New York
Merchattts > Hotcl-Fei
J F Titts. Boston
Sergt W Weaver, Beanfort
John Bond.U 8 A
A Hutchinson, USA
H Broom
Enoch Shride
Joseph Feel
R Bbotifield, Ohio
TT Mylex PittsbuTg
W Armbructer, Maryland
John Kolb, Maryland
Lieut W Briggs,U S A
JB Montague
J S Steeple, Pennsylvania
S BiMaury,Rushville,lnd
A Johnson. St Louis
H Leo. Pennsylvania
J D Hamilton. Delaware
P P Coiiins, Delaware 1
Geo ShrckJey,New York
B Mcßride.Council Bluffs 1
PB Thomp&f-a, Jefldo
W S Smith,Greenville, 111
MR Martin. New Jersey
wFJobuglon.Buntingdon. •
EL study,Tyrone.Pa
M Gumbarte, Harrisburg
John Bower, New Castle
American Hotel-Chei
A P Nash, Boston
J P Pierson, Baltimore
E S Gilbert, Cleveland, 0
Thos Himes. Penna
F Dunderd&le, Fort Hiffi-.u
Chas W Ford. Fort Mifflin
James G Glazier, Philada
Devtd Mullin. Reading
H H Banks, Reading
Isaac Jollie ' , .
Win Kincade,Baltimore
£ H Fharp _ _ .
Wm P Briggs»Jl 8A
Chas Brown. New York
Edw Kenney, New 7 ork
W Montgomery, New York
Patrick DnffF, %w York
Wm Shirley. Baltimore
Jcs Tailor, Wew York
Henry Jonee, Mew York
W PMelcler, New Yoik
G HTomii, Jereoy Shore
S B Lambertine. Fottavlllfl
JS Stewart, New Jerjey
A L Breeonnt, Lena, u
L S illen. Lena. O
Ctas I. Wells' . .
Thee P Smith, Kentncky
D W C Sharn. Mow Jersey
E P MiUsr, Mew Jersey _
Tlie Unlon-Arcli s
G M Odenwilder. Easton
J B Taylor - A
H Mellon, Hamilton, O _
A J »Tcum, Rays BUI. Pa
WH Nyonm, Bays Hill, Pa
Miss Greenawalt, Eafcton
Miss Canfield, Ohio _
SPoSB. Leavenworth, Kas
A V Anort. Chicago.,^
L Werthelm, La Salle
C 8 Hubbard. Indiana
J* 8 Walls, Lttlz. Pe
Joe) Miller, Laneestev eo
G Sthall, Mt Carmel, Pa
J A Downey
J 811 liman. Pottsville
« Mortimer, Perry co
treet, below Ninth.
J L Allabougb, Norristown
EA Banks, Norristown
L» Mathers, Penna
W j* noch, Harrisburg
I B Smith. New York
t? W Uronebold, St Louis
L Barlow, Baltimore
Dr J Onshman. Marietta
C W Walker. New York
J W Wright, Washington
F w Baro«, New York
F Wheat. Hartford, Conn
R W Webb, Kalamazoo
J S Cantwell
J Williams
W JL, Parvin, St Louis
C JBftvena, Washlagtcn
W A Fisher. Baltimore
J R Grout, New York
G Breneman, 6t Louis
Wellington Williams
J H Bewley, Smyri-a. Del
J S Reed ft w. New York
D W Gross. Harrisburg
A J RadclifFa. New York
J Dobson, Cincinnati
W Garrett. Baltimore
W Yoart, Lancaster co
Gen SA> crozes ft w.U S A
Miiß SarvJ*. BaHiiaore
Mrs E Jtt Carpenter, N Y
S Hors, New York
ST Ryon, Columbia
R Givln ft w, Camberl'd co
8 Howes, Boston
AL Huggins, Baltimore
J Gormly
J A Swartz, Mechanicsburg
8 Winternotz.New York
Mrßanecom. New York
J T Jakes, Delaware
0 Beasten, Delaware
R Simpson, New York
A Bohn, New York
W F Causey. Delaware
John Ford, Pittsburg
W Ford. Pittsburg
1 Graff ft d a, Chicago
A D Allen & wf, Chicago
Jolm Koonz. Penna
a H Stanton k Wf, Wash
G W Campbell, New York
H McGauly, New York
LW Co lie ft wf Cleveland
a T Cone ft da, Cleveland
D Garrett, Trenton
R W Jones. New York
Alex Baines, Lancaater
Hiram Johnston, Ohio
J R Cantwell
Mrs gelsby. Boston
W S Rinch. New Jersey
W B Rice. Bostoa
Sam’i Wood, Philadelphia*
J C Granger, Philadelphia!
R L Head, Harrisburg
md Chestnut streets.
S 8 Ebbs, Baltimore
H Rldgeley, Baltimore
J L Imel, gpriugfield
W A Fi«her,
Dr W Hay, Chicago
C Sumpff
J G Baker & wf,Brooklyn
W Bartlett. Chicago
W Wightman. Pittsburg
J F Day, Pittsburg
J Hayden, Jr. New York
T 8 Hayden. New York
C H alien. New York
W h donee, Plttßburg
H C Heermans. Scranton
N F Palmar. Scranton
J F Kesdenburg, N Y
Jos Benel, N Y
8 A Allen, Penn
f Heaves, Jr
C Schwarzkopf, Norfolk
Richd W Hurlburt Swf-NY
Dr Geo H Smith & ia, N Y
J Happen, Memphis
J H Ackerman. New York
F B Cromwell. Ky
U B Watsoo, New Jersey
W-Yberri, wash, D C
R W Sh»nk, Lancaster, Pa
Jas O West, New Ym k
Thos H Hetnn, New York
O W Sage, New York
W H Wilson New York
J H -Alxnoy, New York
MrdtMrs Alt Lansing, Jr,NY
CaptFEFerine USA
J S Krems, Baltimore
Col M J Cohen, Baltimore
£ Pierson & la, Newark
C W Fonnimorp, Wash.D C
John M Moore. N J
Mr Norris. Lancaster
J C Blmberger. Penna
J C Knnkel Harrisburg.
F G Walsh, Boston
Mrs H & Mograw, Lweastd*
W F Raker. Worcester
H C Lucas, Canandaigua
W B Rainey. CLester
P Bonticonr Trov. N Y
N Clapo New York
J Van Nest, New York
Geo B Eckert. USA
J P Ilsiey, Wilkesbarre
E M Noill, Kingston
J C Southraayd. Jersey City
Geo H Thayer, Proy, RI •
Jos H Btebblae* New York
John Lumpkin, New York
Chas R Du* bury, NewTork
A Sliver, New York
J M Ryder, New York
ASStnrdevant, New York
JR Dow, New York
J D Wood, New York
B P Starr. Hartford
John M Davis, New York
D 0 Birdsall, New Y ork
Chas E Meyer, Boston
0 Silver, .PotteviUa .
J Bimmons, Alexandria, Va
Geo Francis Train, N York
N M Carter, Connecticut
E B Taylor, Bofton
W 3 Barns, Connecticut
F L Orbery, New j orit
A Pe*rl, New York
Prof B bilUman, N Haven
C Pierce. Boston
J B Rankin, Henderson
J Preston, Boston
S N Bierce, New York
J B Sutler
S Harper, Wheeling, Va
J Hamilton, Wheeling, Va
LBHartUon, Wheeling,Va
T D«pp]er. New York
H W Barry, Louisville
D S Cocke. West Chester
Pitt Cooker, New York
urth St, below Arch
J N Phillip?,New Castle
tW FMllips.New Castle
W A McCalmos.lowa
L Fisher A la. New Jersey
H Harris, Louis vile
M Cohen, Louisville
D 8 Rapp, York. Pa
W H Day's, Kaston
B B Smith & wf, Penna -
I Bnhman. Canton, O
M Keefer, Canton O
John Williams,TT 8 A
J N Barr, Allegheny City
Mrs Sephart, Cambridge
Capt B C ChrUt, USA
H J Christ, USA
Thos P Davis. USA
G W Carr. Canada
G W Hansel, Lancaster c >
S G Turner. Plymouth,Pa
C h Keck. White Haven, Pa
W W Stephens, New York
A B Anderson, Penna*
J T Harrop
J W Ronrad, Zinesvllle
Mrs Trimble. Pittabarg
Mrs McAllister, Belvidere
stuut gt, above Fifth,
I%atc Biown, New Jersey
A. Buck, Lebanon. Pa
J S Arm,B & la. Maryland
JTSWalte, slaryiand
8 Kalm, Baltimore
Capt Hutchinson, N Haven
£ a r s Carhart. Maryland
8 L bonne 11. Clinton. N J
Miss Josephine Carhart, ff J
Jacob Hildebrand. Lane co
Ja* K Brown, Seaford, Del
JC Sseckly, Smyrna. Del
J E Du Peu, Delaware
A Lea. Washington. D C
L Lancaster
W W Lam&n, Michigan
R Morris, Washington, D C
Chas Tappan, Boston
N Tappan, New York
John O Slay, Dover, Del
Martin B HMyard, Dover
Stephen T Yeager. Del- T
John F Pavtor, Prov. RI
D Miller, New York
J B Dick,
E L B*rnee. New York
J C Claypool, Cincinnati
J Barrick _Newark •
A Laingr Wheeling, \a
itreet, above Third.
O E Maltby. Baltimore
H Collins, Ravenna
Johu Schmople Carlisle
A Elliot. Csrllslß
GSchall. Northumberl d co
Jos Pomeroy, Juniata co
Thos B George. USA .
J A GUmore. Pottsville
8 Odon, New Jersey
J G Reading New Jersey
G W Caroll. Bloomsbarg
Jon a%ToU t C.>lnmbU co
J CNyoum. Rayfl
Geo B Staley, Kays Hill, Pa
G Bshelmsn. Rays Hill, Pa
I Thomas. Kaye Hill, Pa
John B tfoaer, AUentoira .
street, above Third.
E Boioe. Reading
Geo Hammond _ a
Mr Thomas, New York „ w
J Blannerhawet, Trov, N Y
8 Briggs ft la. Troy, N Y
S Townsend, Delaware
W Randolph
J M Shopp. Sbamokin
W C Both, Bhamokiu
Thos Byerly, New York
Capt Geo W Scott
W Giffords. Reading
St. Leuls-Uheßtnnt
WAOrdway.TT SN _
8 H Buttrlck, New York
J G Garrlt
B Pleven son . .
Johr StevenßOn. N Orleans
G S Babcock. Washington
Mrs E G Davis, N Jersey
B T Davie
J J Dovey. Penna
T Burton, Mass
J L Crenan, Maes
S Barton ft wf. Troy, N
Geo Hensley. Oswego ft
.T J» Coxley. Oswego
G Howard ft wf, ulevelaud
K Purr, Jr. Wilmington, Dell
Tbos Baker, Boston
Jcs Cummings, Ohio
P J Bcwtr.New Jersey
Geo N Sutton, Chicago
J J Kane A wf. New York
E Stnraee. Connecticut
C B Morgan. New York
W H Slater, Providence,Kl
Thos K Martin, Boston
I Geo Grab am ft wf. Bait
R G Barth, Bath. Me
Sam'l Hummel. Syracuse
OP Siner, Newport. R 1
L O r.han, Bosion
£ K Blackman, Now York
rept, above' Third.
J P Embree. USA
A W Pottinßor, Beading
Hoary Bowman, USA
A Blelstine. USA
National-Race ati
Israel Salllda, Jr, Readlur
P Ufcler. Uhcrsville
S N Ely, Mt Joy. Pa
E tiorce, Reading
J H Fields ft st». Ohio
J Khtilimau, Reading
JnoWadjinger, Mlnersville
Juo Bland. Birdeboro
J Peifer,
.laa Moore.
W M Breeiin, Lebanon
Capt B F llean, Penna
Romtious Stoltz, USA
G Boy*r. ns A
Becj Kedlogitr, USA
Sanmol Boy ce. tl S A
Ren.i Weise, USA
W If Thotoas. 13 S A
Wm McLaughlin, USA
Coimnerclal—Slxtli si
C Rpton, Mass
C Painter, Ba'timore
A Cox. New York
leeac Smith
It II VilUr. Ohio
J B Thomas. Delaware
J B Klrpf Delaware
A B Jones. Baltimore
J Mr-orey. Hartford, Ct
T Govcher.F.vrifortj!, ct
W K GaffT.Harlford, Ct
B Gieen, Frankford
,T It Penningion. Delaware
DrEP Townsend. Penna
H G Jcneo, Philada
;t streeti above Sixth.
Satul Graham. Butler. Pa
T J Burnett. Harrisburg
Jas Robertson, Chicago
> Jas Bnvd- Boston
John Nugent, Penna
H C Peas.*, Salem, N J
States iriilon-Maikd
ThosAWallift. Ohio
A Foltz. Barriahurg
J D Liiveriy, Lancaater co
O H Johnson, Lancaster co
Jet Kinuard. Lancaster co
I M Mayers & 1«, Lane co
W R Swartz, Duncaunon
Geo J Hughes. Washington
£ Estling. Delaware
John FTilton. Potisville
D Fulton. Pottßville
MissM Fulton. Pottsville
J Shaner, West Chester
Barnum’s Hotel-Thi
Davio Lord. Philadelphia
John Conner* Beading
EBocwer, Mauch Chunk
W Rnlm&n. Mauch Chunk
J Maner. Now York
J C N Claik, Meoch Chunk
H D Vofp. New York
A N Voss, New York •
WBot l *r, Salem, Tel
James Townsend, Del
Barley Sheaf-Secou<
S Gillingham, Bucks co '
L Leavenworth. N Jersey
Wxc Martin, 0 8 A
Hr WileoD, Bncfes «9
Maeter Large. Lahaska
Jas Yananbnrg, Fulton.NY
TL os Ryan, Fulton, NY
Madison Mouse—Sec
Isaac H Woretell, Solebury
H A Parson, Maryland
LW Smith, Maryland
J R Zeiglcr, Trenton
J Seibert. Pithbnr*
R G Watson, Lewintown
Jos Pickering, Bucks co
it. * above Callowlilll.
F. A Ballcet, Allentown
JBowman, Beclii6lsville
W H Wagner, Shsrtlesville
D W Wagner, ShartlesviUe
Sam’l Van R?ed, B9rks co
j A P Garrett, Bch Haven
BlacK Bear—Third st
Jacob Schaffner. Penna
Chda L Loch to an. Carlisle
SCfliper, Greenwich
Wm Boyer, Greenwich
H J Forney, Harrisburg
J G Forney. M>vrrinburg
Chae L Koch, Penna I
Mount Veruoa—Secoi
C C Gleason, Williamsport
Wm A Mason. Maryland
Jas Barney, New York!
J B Hine
Wm Hoover
H H Mnllin, Mnncy, Pa
Bald Eagle*Thlrd sti
JB Walton, Bucks co
W Flammer. BeTfcs co
J Mnssis. Berlfgco
Albert Oster, Bsthlebeiu
SPECIAL NOTICES:
Colgate’s Honey Soap.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such universal de
mand* Is made from the CHOICEST materials, in MILD
and EMOLLIENT In its nature. FRAGRANTLY SCENT
ED. and EXTREMELY BENEFICIAL In its action upon
the Skin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods
dealers. ~ ja26*tuthsly
One Price Clothing, , op the Latest
SrYi.Es, made in the Best Manner, expressly for RETAIL
SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plain
Figures. All Goods made to Order warranted satisfac
tory. Our Oxb-Pbioe System is strictly adhered to.
All are thereby treated alike.
d«23 ly JONES ft CO , 604 MARKET Street.
Dr. Sweet’s Infallible Liniment is a
certain remedy for Neuralgia-
Hair Ds*l Hair Dye!!
mXtOBKLOB’B ulebxAted HAIR DYE U tTu Sett (k
the World . The only Harmless, True , and BeliabSe
Dye known. This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—change*
ted* Rhsty, or Gray Hair, Instantly to a Glossy Black
or Natural Brown, without injuring the Hair or stain'
!na the Skin, leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful; im
larto freih vitality, frequently restoring its pristine
tolor. and rectifies the ill effefts of bad Dyes. The
genuine is signed William A. Batoselok ; all other*
are mere Imitations, and shdnld be avoided. Sold by
all Druggists. Ac. FACTORY. 81 BARCLAY Street.
New York. Batchelor’s new Toilet Cream for Dressisg
the Hair. Jt29-1t
Mason
Steck & Go’s
BAULIN’S
CABINET
ORGANS.
STECK & CO.’S
SEVENTH
Tub Popular Clothing House op Phila.,
"OAK HALL,”
Best-class goods and moderate pxjpes.
WAN AM AKER A BROWN*
8 B. corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
Custom Department (to make to order) No. 16. Sixth at.
The Cheapest, Simplest, and Best,
Salesrooms, 704 Chestnut Street above 7th.
MABBXBD.
WALLAZZ—SCHNIDEE On Taesday evening, March
1. 1564. at ths reridence of the bride’s parents, by tbe
Rev. Kingston Goddard. D D., L. W. Wallazz to Miss
Harriet, daughter of William B. Schnider, Esq., all of
Philadelphia. *
FBALBY—KINZEB.-On the lst instant by the Rev.
G. F. Krotel, Mr. John U. Fraley to Miss Laura V.
Kltozer. daughter of the late Mr. George W. Kinzer.
C6t. Louis papers please copy. 3 *
3DXBX>.
WINSLOW.—On the the Ist inst.. EUa Louise, young
est daughter of Dr. H. G., and AnnaM. Winalow. aged
two years and six month*. ,
Funeral service at the residence of her parents, 224
Norm Tenth street, on Friday the 4thinst , at 10 A.M. *
LAMBERT, —At St, Bar s, W. I , on the 23d of Novem
ber. J 8 3, Edward Lambert, aged 7 months aud 18 days,
son of Frederick and Susanna Guion Lambert, of Phila
delphia *
WHELAN.—In this city, on the 2d inst., Major Henry
C. Whelan, of the 6th Regiment of Pennsylvania
Cavalry, aged 29 years.
Due notice will be given of the time of the funeral *
HOUSTON.—After a short illness, on the morning of
tbe 2d dust, Alexander Houston.
7 he relatives and friends of tbe family are respectfully
invited to attend ti e funeral, from his late residence.
ICCB Spring Garden street, on Sixth day morning, at 9
o'clock. Interment at Friends’ Southwestern Barying
Ground. [lofeten papers pleatecopy : I , ***
HaßT.—On the Ist inst., William B. Hart, In the 624
year of his age.
His relative* aud male friends are respectfully invited
to attend his funefa; (without farther notice), from his
late residence- No. 17<7 Walnut stieet, on Friday, the 4*.h
inst., at2P. M ■'*’
GElSeE.—Christian Henry Glesse, infant son of Cle
mentina end George W. Geiaee, aged 22 months. *
COY —February 29th, at the residence of her BOtt-ia
law, Daniel Regley, Etq.. Bast Liberty. Allegheny 00.,
Fa., Mrs. Jane Cox, in the 95th year ofher *
r DOCK—*t Harrisburg, on Monday. Feb. 29th, of con
sumption, William Dock, Jr., m the 84th year of his
a, BENDEBSON.-On the 2d lust., after a lingering 111-
ne*s, Mrs. Nancy Benderson. in the 72d year of her age.
Her friends are invited to attend her funeral, from ner
late residence, northwest corner of Tenth and Arch, on
Thursday afternoon, at 3 o’clock, without farther no
tice. *
HOUSTON.—At 4 o’clock. Fourth* day morning, Alex
ander Houston, auer a short illness.
Due notice will be «lveu of tbe faner&X. *
METTB -On theS£thin*t . Mrs Hannah 7, Metis, re
lict of the late Captain Thomas Metis, In the 68th year of
her age.
The relatives and friends of the fiunily are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence.
No. iOlOMoysmenslng avenue, on Thursday afternoon,
March 3d, at 2 o’clock. Interment at Lafayette Ceme
tery. * _____ • ****
DESSON & SON HAVE COMMENCED
receiving their Spring and Summer Stock of MOURN
ING GOODS, and have now in store—
Biaek Byzantines, English Bombazines,
** Florentines, French Bombazines,
Barege Hernanl, Sommer Bombazines, -
“ Grape Marets, Ohally,
*• Bareges, » Mousselases,
11 Sill Grenadines, Tamises,
Black, and Black and White Foulards, Ac.
_ MOURNING STORE,
fel6 . No. DlB CHESTNUT Btreet.
A_A BLACK SILK VELVET
“ Lyonp Velvet IX yards wile.
Magnificent Spring Silks
Stoutest Black Dre«s Silks.
Elebeet Spring Organdies.
Shawls of newest styles
fa 24 BYRE & LANDELL.
»» “BISHOP BURNET AND TDK
ENOLIoH REVOLUT.ON.’'—Lecture In aid of
the Foster Home, by Rev. Dr CARDEN, THIS (Thars*
day) EVENING,at the Church of the Covenant. Fib
BERT above Seventeenth street, at 8 o’clock. Tickets
26 cents. It*
»» PENN MINING 'COMPANY-MR
ft<3» DICBINSON. the Superintendent ofthePdNN
MIMNG COMPANY, of Michigan, will be pleased to
confer with the Stockholders on the condition aud work
ings of the Mine at 12 M THIS DAY, at the office of the
Company, No. WaX-NUT Strict, second story front.
It* David S. HEIL, Secretary.
NQTICE.-A MEBTISG OP ALL
these opposed to the proposed act of Legislature
which compels our Street Passenger Railway Companies'
torup their cars on the will be held in the
SECOND UNITED PBES&YTJSRI&tf CHURCH, Race
street, below Sixteenth, on THURSDAY E7ESING,
March 3d, at 724 o’clock. All friends of the Sabbath are
earnestly requested to be present. mh2-2t*
PHILADELPHIA HOSE AND S F.
E. CO., No 1.-'A Special Meeting of tbe Com*
P»ny will be held THIS fTbursday) EVENItiG, at 8
o’clock, to take action in regard to the death of our late
Becrutary, ANDREW J MILLER.
It* JOHN C. KELLY, Vice President.
THE CLERGY ASD THE PRESS
epptove tte ILLUSTRATED ORIBfITAL LSO
TOKBbyfeev. WILLtAM WHITE WILLIAMS. A. 81.,
of New York It wUI be given at 7« P. M, on THURS
DAY, in the Olivet Presb *-tenan Ohurch. corner MOUNT
VBRNON and TWENTY* BBCOND sVeta Eminent
Divines in nearly all the Evangelical denomina
tions have highly recommended this lecture. Uniqae
costumes, remarkable relics, and rare curiosities fr m
the Holy Land will be exhibited. mhVS*
Kp 1 medical BOARD -HEADRUAR*
IO TERS PxHSSVLVAXIA MILITIA. BOSPITAL DE
PARTMPNT, HABRißßiiita, Pa . March l. 186 A '
TbejtateMedical.Board of Pennsylvania will meet
In Philadelphia on THURSDAY, the 10th ol March ins;.,
and continue in session at least eight days, to examine
candidates for appointment as Assistant Surgeons in
Pennsylvenla regiments. The object is to provide for
vacancies In tbe recruited regiments, which may re
quire additional Assistant Snrgeons t
Physicians In good health, furnishing satlsiSsetory tes
tlmonialaof their industry, sobriety, and loyalty will
Sitßiinimed M the ez«iDUStu>B , _
The rt.omi In which.tbeex ffiinatlon wUI beheld will
ha indicated in the city papers on the day of meeting
*nwVtr<ter of the Governor.
SlipM KING, surgeon General Pa.
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 3,1864.
trect 9 above C lies nut.
0 M Deem, Reading
W Affn f ’W, Chester co
M. Poarce, Albauv
W O Walker, W Cheater
W H Edder, Elkton.Md
J H BiU, .1 oyleatown
«T W Cowell, ftoyleslown
H Kenney. Pottetown
F Filmore, PotUtown
A Mangan, Pottetown
R P Clayton
Mies Martin, New York
Mie-. Uallick, Sew York
G W Grier, Altoona
j F Williams, Delaware
J W Parkinson, Ponna
W R Jordan, Patterson. Pa
E H Brower
F Thompson, Toledo, O
D Neff ft la* Beading* Pa
rd street, above Race.
Frank H Holmes. Md
George N Howard, Md
E T Wlvltner, Maryland
Hiram Smith, New York
F E Sanders. Trenton -
H If Miles Ohio
s N Rose, New York
F H Webb. Ohio
D Hemingway, Md
I street, below Vine.
Peter Thom. Fulton, N Y
L F Keller, Bucks co
G«ioGarner. Doylestown
S 4 Wertz, Philadelphia •
Wm Berry, Fioartowa
Levi Dean, Fine Valley
sottd) above Market.
John Edwards, Bucks co
S Ostrander ft la, N Jersey
J Bowman ft son. New Hope
J S Heston. Newtown
CAConaway. Laurel. Del
W 8 Bough, Newtown
G W Houpt, USA
id Street, above Archu
•I W Sides, .Harrisburg
C Hopkins, Tremont Pa
8 W morris, Salem, N J
C H Watson Norristown
B F Black, Wilm, Del
J A Black, Boston
reet. above CalJowhill.
Jacob Bnmaton. Bucks co
Jam-s Kfakai#
Hiss S Bitter. Bitcire co
Jesse Bucee co
Pianos.
piabos.
J. A GOULD,
and CHESTNUT.
eighth; \v a r d .
TO THE
10,500 CITIZEKS OF THE EIGHTH WARD
WHO HAVE KOT YET AIDED IK THE EFI'OKT TO
AVOID THE DEAFT.
Lets than five’ hundred of your fallow-citlsttw.
generously coming forwaTd, have contributed nearly
520.C00. Look over Ike list recently pubUsbei; you
will find there the nemea of many ladies and old men,
not tberntGives liable Of the three tbotnan-i men now
cnl ject to the draft, but few have done anythin*. Five
dollars paid by each ot‘these men. or by their drives and
mothers, won Id •’urniOi toe balance required, and thus
secure them against conscription. .
The Dames of Ml who .contribute prior to,the Ist of
STarcb, (including some wbo were omitted in the list
above referred to ) will bo pnb ished- Thus a record
will he had of those whose patriotism is evinced bracts,
and not by words alone. _ ...
Ten thousand dollars are needed. You are appealed to
to raise it.
ruh2 St
By order of the Executive Committee,
musmi OFFICE CITV BOU«TYFUND
COMMISSION, No. 4X2 FRDtfE Street, March 2,
U64.—The Oity Bounty Fund ConmUMon will continue
psijlßK tiin "bounty of two hundred and dfry dollars to
mirnitn. properly credited to the quota of the city, until
further-notice. By order oi the Commission
ft mh3 R R. KING. Chairman.
rept CASH BOUJITY-SECOND WARD
The Uishursiug Committee of th« v fiCOi.D Ward
are prepared to CASH >»il certificates of Volunteers duly
accredited »o the ward. „ .
They will sit for this purpose daily from 2 to 4 P. M., at
the southeast corner SIXTH and QUEEN, and would say
to Volunteere, come and get your Bounty.
JuHN W. FRAZIER, )
A. M. MAQ3I, Jr., > committee.
M. A. HARRISON, S
SIXmWARD-AIV AD.IOUKSED
Meeting wUI ba held THIS -(Thufe lav n EVE
NING, at 736 o'clock, at the 'n CROWN
Street, when ic is Loved there will be a fnl. attendance,
and all the Committeea are expected to m»k* a final re
poTt. Aid. CHifci. WELDING, Chairman.
.?OJ«r TTauai*. eecret^iy.
Wm. H. Baknkb, Treasurer- It*
TWENTIETH WARD. —Alt AD
JOUREED UKETiKG of the Ciiizms of the Ward
will be held THIS EVENING at 1% o’clock, in the
Church EIGHTH Street, above Master. Precinct Com
xpiitees will please report all *nbsi rip:Um» collected and
uncollected. BENJaMIN HARPER. Secretary. It*
CITIZENS’ BOUNTY-FUND COM
MITTEjs.—A special mooting of this tJommittse
■will be held at the ROOMS OF TflE BOABJ) OPTBADB,
on FiillfAT, March 4, at 12 M, precitely. Punctual at
tendance is rtqutated. :
THOMAS WEBSTER, Vice Chairman.
liCvrin Biopcjet, Secretary. mh2 3t
THE WARD BOUNTIES -A MEET
INC of the Delegates from the various 'Yard* of
the city was held on Tuesday evening last, March l*t,
at the Board of Trade Rooms, DANIEL STEINME VZ,
Pretldent. ic the chair. _ # %
On motion of GeorroN Taiham.it was ■ -
jßfdofoeci. That it is tbe 6en*e of this flosvontion that
an* payment •whatever to recruiting officers or others,
beyond the sums heretofore recommended as a uulform
bounty to be paid by the Wards, Is against the common
inter*bt and uaderstar/dingof the Wards; And that this
practice should be immediately discontinued.
Oc motion of Sheriff John Thompson, each Ward of the
city ib requested to furnish to the next meeting the fol
lowing information:
1. The quota of the Ward.
2 The number of men Ptiu required to fill the quota
3. T lie number or men who have been paid the Ward
Bounty.
4 The whole amount of money railed by the Ward.
5. The amount of money still required by tbe Ward,
if any.
On motion of Profestor Saunders, a Committee was ap
pointed to device tome plau for the payment of ■he vete
rans who have re-enlisted and have been credited to the
city st large.
A resolution proposing to solicit contributions to the
Bounty Fund generally, teem the variouu railroad coza
paties andpublic piacee of amusement, was deferred for
consideration to the nf*xt meeting.
The meeting then adjourned, to meet at the frame place,
at 8 o’clock, on TUESDAY EVENING next, tbe Bth lost.
DANIEL STEIN METZ President
John K. Valentine, Secretary. inhB-2t
PITTSBURG, FORT WAYNE. AND
CHICAGO Railway COMPANY.
. Office of the Secretary,
Pittsburg. Pa.. February 12th, JB6i,
The Annual Meeting of the Stock and Bondholders of
this Company for the election of Directors, and <.uoh
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.
M.
Tbe Stock and Bond Transfer Books of the Company,
at their Office in the city of Pittsburg, and at their Trans
fer Agency in tbe city of New York, will be closed on
tbe Ist day of March, at 3 o’clock P. M , and lemain
close d until the 17th day of March thereafter.
fel6-tm!7 W. H. BARNES, Secretary.
KSgfr VULCAN ttININaCOMPANV -THE
fifjt meeting of the VULCAN MINING COM
PANY, under its articles of association, wiUbe held on
SATURDAY , the 12th day of March. 1864 at No. 33*
WALNUT Street, Philadelphia. *t 11 o'clock. A M.
JOSEPH H. TROTTER,,
B. A. HOOPES,
Two of the Issociatesof said Corporation.
FHiLADBhFHiA, Feb. 28.1864 . fe24-15t
Mir ALLENTOWN RAILROAD COM
|0"» FAHY.— PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 19, 186$.
The annual meeting of tbe stockholders of the ALLEN
TOWN Railroad COMPANY wiu be held at tha
office of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
pany, No 337 South FOURTH Street, Philadelphia, on
WED VJSSDaY, Marc h 9th, 1864, at 12 o'clock tf , for the
election of a President and Directors to serve for the cur
rent y ear, and until others shall be elected.
fe2o-imb9 W. H. WEBB, Secretary.
K 9» OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL*
ROAD COMPANY. „
Philadelphia, Feb. 15,1664.
NOTIJB TO STOCKHOLDERS.—The Annual Election
for Directors will be held on MONDAY, the7th day of
March, 1864, at the Office of the Company, No- 338
South 1 BIRD Street The polls will be open from ten
o’clock A M. until six o’clock P. M
No share or shares transferred within sixty days pre
ceding the election will entitle the holder or holders
thereof to vote. EDMUND SMITH,
- felB-txnh7 Secretary.
LORBERRY CREEK RAILROAD
COMPANY.— Philadelphia, Jan 29, 1864.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the LOR
BEKRY CREEK RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at
the office of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
pany, No. 327 South FOURTH Street, Philadelphia,on
WEDNESDAY, March 9th, 1864, at 1 o’clock P. M., tor
the election of a President and six Directors to serve
for the current year, and until others shall be elected.
fe2o-txab9 W. H. WEBB. Secretary.
ncsffc PHILADELPHIA AMD RSABIX*
6cS» RAILROAD COMPANY, Office 337 South
FOURTH Street, Philadelphia, September 2, 1863.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.—The following-named persons
arc entitled to a Dividend on the Common Stock of this
Company. The residence of several of them is un
known, and it Is, therefore, necessary that the certifi
cates of stock should he presented on calling forths
Dividend. 8. BRADFORD, Treasurer.
STOCKHOLDERS’ NAMES.
S* Lancaster, j Henry B. Shersr.
John Mclntyre, 1 Andrew Turner,
Beni. F. Newport IMrs. Rebecca Ulrich
ses'stnthtf
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
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Ho. 1
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formation of public opinion upon all important questions
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The difctinctivefeaturer’and policy of The Raw Ration
will be: ,
1. Fall discussion of the nature of the changes which
are requited in the organic law.
11 Universal liberty, without distinction of race.
i 111. The maintenance of the Monro* doctrine en this
continent.
IV. The complete reorganization of the military system
of the country.
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men of the different nations.
VI Reviews of loading Literary, Scientific, and Re
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It No. $371 BROADWAY, cor. Chambers St., N. Y.
UASHIONABBB STATIONERY.
A FRENCH QUADRILLE NOTE PAPER. 50 jtaitems.
ENGLISH DAMASK AND ALHAMBRA. •
THICK LINAR PAPER.
H &ND-MADB PAPER
MOURNING PAPES.
INVITATION NOTE AND BRIDAL NOTE PAPER,
- Plain Initials stamped gratis.
Visiting Cards, Engraved or Written.
Wedding Cards, in the latest style.
Ivory and fine Morocco Card Cates
Pocket-bvok*. Port monnaies, and every article of
Stationery needed by a lady or gentleman.
mhS-3t CHaLLEN, Stationer. 1308 CHESTNUT.
T OYALTY ON THE FRONTIER.
- lj LOYALTY ON THE FRONTIER; Or, Sketches of
Union .Men of the Southwest with incidents and ad
ventures in Rebellion on the Border. By A. W. Bishop.
r. hand-book of calisthenics and gymnas
tics: A complete drill booh for schools, families, and
Gymnasiums, with music. Illustrated. By J. M, Wat
eod.
MEET FOR HEAVEN. A state of Grace upon Earth
the only preparation for estate of Glorj in Heaven. By
the author of Heaven our Home.
BEAVER OTTR HOME We have no Saviour but
Jesue, and no Home but Heaven. By the author of Meet
for Heaven.
WM. S. & ALFRED MARTIEN,
606 OfIEBTKUT Street.
For sale by
mh3
■pOLEY’S CELEBRATED GOLD PENS
A and Penholders, all sizes. These axe the very best
Pens made, and are so commended by all bankers and
business men generally. CHALLEN, Special Agent.
znh3-10t 1308 CHESTNUT Street,
EDUCATIONAL.
T7RENCH TAUGHT BY CHARLES
A BERAULT.
No. 354 South FIFTEENTH Street. -
References. —Madame Checaray. 1627 Spruce street;
Frank Field, Esq., 142 Sontb Front street. mhl Si*
■ROBDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE
. JLF BORDESrrOWN. N. J.
This Institution is pleasantly located on the Deiawut
river. IX hoar’s Tide from Philadelphia. Special atten
tion is paid to the common and higher branches ot
ENGLISH, and superior advantages furnished in vSttf
and Instrumental Music. FRENCH taught by native
* nd ,pok “ ta firfisssEsfflr
Jal4-tm* President,
VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY,
NEAR MEDIA, PA.—Pupils received at any time
English, Mathematics, Classics, and Natural Science*
taught. Military Tactics, Book-keeping, and Civil En
gineering taught. Entire expenses about-*.? per week
Boys of all ages taken. Refers to Wm . H Karo, ex-
Sheriff; John <J. Capp & Co., No. & South Third street:
and Thomas J. Clayton. Esq., Fifth and Prune streets.
Address Rev. J. HARVEY BARTON, A. M., Villa?*
Green, Pa. nod-tf
'TREASURY DEPARTMENT
A OfFiCB of Comptroller of th^Gurrsncy.
Warhikhton February 26tb, 1851.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned. It has been made to appear that tne
Fourth National Bank of Philadelphia, In the county of
Philadelphia, and State of Pennsylvania, has been daly
organized-under and according to the requirements of
the act of Congress, entitled “an act to-provide a na
tional currency* seemed by a pledge of United States
stocks, and to provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof.” appioved February 25fch. 1863. and has com
plied With all the [provisions of said act required to be
complied with before commencing the business of
Banking,
Now. therefore I,‘ Hugh McCulloch. Comptroller of
tie Cnrrebcy. do hereby certify that the FOURTH NA
TIONAL BaNK OF PHILADELPHIA, county of Phila
delphia, and State of Pennsylvania, is authorized to
commence the business of Banking, under the act afore
said.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal of
office, this twenty- sixth day r.f Febrnarv. 1661.
HUGH McCU&LOGH,
mhl 2m Comptroller of the Currency.
628. HOOP SKIRTS.
SPRING STYLES NOW READY.
The most complete assortment of new and .desirable
styles and sizes of Hoop Skirts for Ladies, Misses, and
'Children to be found in the cily. in every respect
FIRbT CLaSS- We solir.it an examination and com
parison of our Goods and Prices, with all others. Hade
at Manufactory, No. 648 ARCH Street, above Sixth.
Skirts made to order, altered, and repaired. mhl 61*
"TAYLOR'S ARNICA OIL OR EMBBO-
A CATION never falls to cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Sprains, Fro»t?d Feet, Chapped Hands, and all win
di»ea*es Price 25c and Wholesale and Retail by H. B.
TAYLOR, Drugalst.TENTH and CALLOWHILL mhl-3m
pOPUI AB AND PLEASING STYLES
A of Pictures. RSIHER’S Cartes deVlslte are exesu
ted In var out beautiful styles, in the most artistic style*
at his popular Gallery. SECOND at., above Green It*
XJEMOVED—JOHN OLIVER'S EM
XV PLOYMENT OFFICE fhas fbeen BEHOVED to
1113 PINE Street. Colored help lor the city and. couu
tiy wanted. : fe29 6t*
T> B.MOV AL.—JAMES H OASTLE,
XL Attorney and Conveyancer, has removed hit Office
to No. 119 o. FIFTH Btreeti below Chesmot. fetS-lm*
retail dry goods.
JiJDWIN HALL k CO.,
26 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Hats how open the
BEST STOCK OF SILKS
I
they ever had tto pleasure of offerlni to their customers.
SPLENDID QUALITY CfIOIRE ANTIQUES.
SPLENDID QUALITY CORDED SILKS.
CHENEA SILKS OS' THE NEW STYLES.
PLAID SILKS OF THE NEW STYLES.
STRIPE SILKS OF NEW STYLES.
SPLENDID QUALITY PLAIN SILKS.
VERY HEAVY BLACK CORDED SILKS.
SUPERIOR BLACK TAFFETAS.
PLAIN AND FI (PD FOULARD SILKS.
BROWN AND OTHER COLORS FIGPD SILKS.
N. B.—One case of heat Stripe Summer Sllkr, that we
intend selling at $1 ver yard, a decided harraia.
Also, a bargain iu FJaid Silks, at $l. mh3-thm2t
TTAQG & BRO., CORNER TENTH AND
A pine Stjeets, open BARGAINS from Auction:
Hot-all-wool Stripe Shit-Uni Flannels, 75a.
Hot Black and White Pi aid Poplins, all-wool filling.
Sha
llot *m&U figure*, white and buff grounds, 4*4 Linens,
1 lot ini Double Purple Chintzes, light and dark, 50c.
Hot 4 4 French Chintzes, half grounds, figures and
Btnpes, 75c.
Hot extra wide Huckaback Twllllngs, very heavy, 44c.
1 lot. band-loom Ltnen Table Damask, $1.25.
1 lot all-wood filling Black Mozimbiques, 35c
1 lot .'lCOQuakerßcop fckirts. bid finish. $1.25.
1 lot 50 dozens .Lisle Thread Fancy top Gloves, 25c..
1 lot 30 dozens Silk and Linen Misses’ Faacy Gloves, 31>£c.
1 lot Gtnta’ very heavy and large Silk Pocket Sdkfa. 65c.
1 lot Gentß’ extra large and fine Linen Hemmed Hdkfs,
$7.50 per dozen.
Hot 100 dozens Gents’ Silk Neck Ties, iu colors and
black, 25c. *
1 lot SO lbs No eobestquality Black Thread, $1.60 per lb.
1 lot hard-twist Nainsoo - Plaid Muilins, COc .
1 lot 50 lbs best quality Black Sewing Silk, 28c. per dozen
skeins.
1 lot Black Rain Umbrellas, four sizes, 75c. to *l. 50.
1 lot 4-4 Stripe Lawn*, white ground, 63Mc.
Also, teveral lots Dress Goods, Damask Napkin*,
Towel?, Crash, Ginghams, Plaid Mashas. Piques, Me
rino Vests, Stockings, Ribbons, Gloves, Hdk's, Notions
in great variety. Ali at discount from regular prices at
mh3-2t __ TAQQ & BRO. ’8 Auction Store,
Tj'DWIN HALL & CO., NO. 26 SOUTH
-SECOND Street, would call attention to their
•took of DRESS GOODS:
plaid ftPd Fl,Ursa Poplins.
' Plaid end btrlpe warp Taffetas.
Dresß Goods, of new stylea. in variety.
French Chintzes and Percales.
Stripe French Chintzes, for trimmings.
Organdies and Jaconet Lawns.
Figured Bilk Challies.
Percale Rohes, &c. mh3»tf
MILLINERY GOODS.
1864. _ 1864.
WOOD & CARY,
726 CHESTNUT STBEET,
STRAW AND IAILLINERX
GOODS.
P.-fi. -MERCHANTS AND MILLINERS are invited to
examine before purchasing, as our STOCK IS FULL
and PRICE i LOW -
jnh3-2m WOOD & CARY.
P. A. lIARDIN® & CO.,
IMPORTEBS AND JOBBERS OP
STKAW AND MILLINERY GOODS,
No. 413 ARCH STREET.
PHILADELPHIA.
mh3-2m
SILK AND DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
SPBING
1864.
DUX GOODS.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH BUYERS.
HOOD, BONBRIGHT, & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers la
POREI6N AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
539 MARKET Street, and 536 COMMERCE Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Wf-uld respectfully iavite attention to their LARGE
STOCK ofleadlng ‘
DOMESTICS,
DRESS GOODS,
MEN’S AND BOYS’ WEAR,
aad many popular goods of
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURE.
mh2-2m
JjfEW CASHjHOUSE.
GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD FOE CASH.
LITTLE & ADAMSON,
- 3E5 MARKET STREET,
Invite attention to their entire new and Splendid Stock
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
BLACK SILKS, MOURNING SILKS,
FANCY SILKS, POULT DE SOIE3.
SEASONABLE SHAWLS,
CLOAKING CLOTHS, MANTILLA SILKS,
MANTILLAS, '
Manufactured by themselves from late Paris Styles.
mhl-Zxn
IMPORTERS.
A LEX. WRAY & CO.,
3139 CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia,
Importers of British DRY GOODS. HOSIERY, GLOVE 3,
&c., &c , have just opened, in addition to the above, a
very large and vailed assortment of MEN’S SPRING
UNDERSHIRTS, consisting of Merino, Imitation Me*
rlno, India Game, and Brown and White Cotton,
to which they most reapectlully invite the attention of
buyer*. fe29-lm*
CTOTHINO.
1864. 1864.
FINE CLOTHING
AT
WHOLESALE.
We are now prepared tq show to cash buyers as exten
sive a stock of medium and fine Beady-made Clothing,
for Spring sales, as can be found in the United States.
Buyers can save their expenses to New T ork, and find
thegoeds they want five and ten percent, cheaper in
Philadelphia.
An examination of our stock is solicited.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
,■ OAK HALL.
fell-lmif S. E. corner SIXTH end MARKET Sts.
pEOPLE’S TELEGRAPH.
NEW BSRST-OLASS LINES.
PHILADELPHIA OFFICES:
No. 411 CHESTNUT STREET,
GIRARD HOUSE,
MERCHANT’S EXCHANGE READ-
ING ROOM,
(RIGHT HAND BIDE, SLAIN ESTEAIfCE.) _
mh2
JJARKLEY & SHAFFNER,
BUGCBS3OBS TO
„ -SHAFFNEB, ZEIGLEB & CO.,
- "*- CONTINUB THE WHOLESALE
HOSIERY AND VARIETY BUSINESS,
At the old stand,
fe2s-18t* No. 36 NORTH FOURTH STREET.
FOB MINOR PIBS,
BUNCH, LAYER, AND SULTANA RAISINS,
CITRON. CURRANTS, AND SFIOXB,
CIDER, WINES. Ac.. Jkt.
AIiBEKT O. ROBERTS,
Dealer In Fine Groeories,
d«dV Goner ELEVENTH and VINE Streets,
VOUR ONLY PORTRAITS ENTIRE-
Xiy reliable Hie those fine specimens of life-eize Pho
tographs, in oil colors, executed with rare ariUtie abili
ty, atß. F.BBIMER’S, ARCH Street, It*
NEW LIGHT.
The subscribers would inform th e public that they haw
introduced in this city
A NEW LIGHT, . , „ .
possmlac advantages over all others In use, viz: PIC
TBKBd taken by this Light are more life-like and na
tural. Children are taken almost instantaneously, say
In two seconds. The superior and artistic finish of th#
Pictures taken by this LUht del? competition.
WE ISM AN A CCU Photographers,
fefi-lmlf* SIN ABOH Btre&t.
TV ORYTYPES—THE CHARM OP
X these made by B. F. REIM6R cohsis sinthelr simple,
natural, and life-like coloringand expression, combined
With delicacy of finish. 684: ARCH Street. li*
—THIS CELTS-*
V braied Olive Oil is impoited directly from Bordeaux
expressly for spring sales, by
RHODES k WILDIAMB.
mh3 107 South WATER Street
PRUNES.— 50 KEGS NEW FRENCH
Prunes.
-ICO boxes new French Prunes.
10 cases 8-lb jars new French Prunes.*
Just received and for sale by
. RHODES A WILLIAMS.
mh3 107 South WATER
.ROUSED PIGS* FEET—IN 25, 50, AND
O 100 fl> kegs.
Lambs’Tongues, in 25, 60, and 100-lb kegs.
TripOh 25, 60, and ICO ft kegs.
Foreale by RHODES * WILLIAMS*
mb» 107 South WATER Street.
F] CURES—IN 3 5. AND 10-GALLON
lugas also half bamla and barr.ll. foreal,by
SBHODEB * WILLIAMS.
ml 3 IDT Soath WdFKKßtrwt.
PLANTATION BITTERS.
WE HAVE LEARNED NOT TO BE
1 * astonished at anythin*. Years of experience, and
a correspondence extending thronchont all nationalities
of the habitable globe, have turned theorlee into facts
and established a basts fiom which wa need not err.
We are not enrprised at such facts as the following,
althongh the persons who writo them are. We know
the persons and circumstances, bancs feel at liberty to
endorse their 6ta.texn.eute;
„ *^ BW Bsdford. Mass., Nov. 24. 1863-
Dear Fir; I have been nUUcted many years, with
severe prestraeing cramps U my cold feet and
bands, and a general disordered system Physicians
and medicines failed to relieve ins. While visiting solne
friends in New York, who were using Plantation Bitters,
they prevailed upon me to try them. I commenced with
a email Wine-glassful after dinner. Feeling better by de
grees, Fn a few days I was astonished to dud the coldness
and cramps had entirely left me, and I could sleep the
night through, which I had not done for years i
like another being. My apetite and strength have also
greatly improved by tbe use of the Plantation Bitters. ~
“Respectfully, JUDITH RUSSEL.”-
• * * *■ J have been In the army hospital for fonr
teeu-rnonits—-fcpeefihless and nearly dead. At Alton.
111., they gave me a bottle of Plantation Bitters. * * *
Three bottles restored my speech and cured me. * *“1
C. A. FLAUTE.*’
Tbe following is from the Manager of the Union Home
Echool for the Children of Volunteers •
** Havbmbver Mansion, Fifty- seysifth St.,
New York. August 2,1861,
u Da. Drake: Your wonderful Plantation Bittar:
have been given to some of our little children, suffering
from weakness and weak lungs, with most happy effect.
One little girl, In particular, with pains in her head,
loss cf appetite, and daily wanting consumption, on
whom all medical skill had been exhausted, has been
entirely restored. We commenced with but a teaspoon
ful of Bitters a day. Her appetite and strength rapidly
Increased, and she 1b bow well.
Respectfully, Mrs. O. M. DEVGB.”
“ * * * i owe much to you, for I verily believe the
Plantation Bitters have f&vfd my life.
Revv W.v EL WAG G ONER, Madrid, ST. Y. ’’
” * * * Thou wilt send me two bottles more of thy
Plantation Bitters. My wlfehaß been greatly benefited
by tbeir use.
- Thy friend, ASA CURRIE, Philadelphia, Pa.”
***** I have been a great sufferer from Dyspepsia,
and bad to abandon preaching. * * * The Plantation
Bitters have cured me. .
Rev. J. S. CATBOEN, Rochester, JL Y.”
,» * * * I have given the Plantation Bitters to hun
dreds of onr disabled soldiers with the most astonishing
O. W. D- ANDREWS,
Superintendent Soldiers- Home, Cincinnati, O.”
,* * - * * The Plantation Bitters have cured Ime of
liver complaint, of which I was laid up prostrate and
had to abandon my business.
H. B KINGSLEY. Cleveland. O.”
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dislressed'me for years. It acts like a charm.
C. C. MOORE, No, 254 Broadway.”
Ac., . Ac., Ao., Ac.-, J Ac., Ae.
The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong, the lan
guid brilliant, and are exhausted nature’s great restorer.
Thty are composed of thcrcelArated Calisaya bark, win*
tergreen, eaae&fras, roots, nerbs, Ac., all preserved in
perfectly pure £t. Croix rum.
Persona of sedentary habits, troubled with weakness,
lassitude, palpitation of the heart. la«k of appetite, dis
tress after eating, torpid liver, constipation Ac., deserve
to suffer If they will not try them.
They are recommended by the highest medical autho
rities, and are warranted to produce an immediate bene
ficial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable, perfectly
pure, and harmless.
Notice.—Any person pretending to sell Plantation Bit-,
tors In bulk or by the gallon is a swindler and impostor.
It is put up only in our log-cabin bottle. Beware of bot
tles refilled wbli imitation deleterious stuff, for which
several persons are already In prison. See that every
bottle has our United States stamp over the cork, unmu «
tifated, and out signature on steel-plate side label.
So'd by respectable dealers throughout the habitable
* lo, ’ o ' P. H. DRAKE & CO.,
fe23-tuni«3m 303 BROAD YAY.
CEDAR AND WILLOW WARE.
O.BEAT OPENING OF
CEDAR AND WILLOW WARE.
THE LAEQEST STOCK IN THE CITY.
NOW SELLING AT BARGAINS.
3,CCO DOZ. COHN BEOOMS.
3,CCO DOZ. TANDY PAINTED BUCKETS.
I.OCO NESTS CBDAE WASH TUBS.
2, COO CEDAB STAFF AND BABBEIi CHDBNS.
1. DOZ. WILLOW MABKET BASKETS.
S.COO BALES COTTON-WICK AND TIE YARN.
2. COO BALES BATS AND WADDINO.
EETICULE BASKETS, OIL CLOTHS,
LOOKING GLASSES, CORDAGE, *«.. He.
All Goods are sold at tlie Hanu&cturer’s Lowest Caeb
Prices.
Orders promptly filled.
1864.
ROWE & EIJSTON,
151 and 159 NORTH THIRD STREET.
ml,l '2m * Three Doors below Race.
G. W. BLABON A CO.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
OIL CLOTHS,
No. 134 NORTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
Offer to the Trade a full Stock of
FLOOR, TABLE, AND-CARRIAGE
OIL CLOTHS.
GREEN .GLAZED OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW
mhl-2m 6HADBS.
Q.BORGE W, HILL,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
CAKPETINGS, MATTINGS, RUGS.
ALSO,
COTTON AND WOOLEN YARNS.
At very Low Prices.
No 126 NORTH THIRD STREET, ABOVE ARCH,
mhl-2m Philadelphia.
pOR THE ARMY AND NAVY.
EVANS Sc HASSALL,
MILITARY FURNISHERS.
418 ARCH STREET,
Banners, Regimental and Company Flags, Swords,
Sashes, Belts, Passants, Epaulettes, Hats, Gaps, Can
teens, Haversacks, Camp Kits, Field GUsses, Spurs,
and everything pertaining to the complete outfit lot
Army and Navy Officers.
A liberal discount, allowed to the trade. felO-lm
JIROTHINGHAM * WELDS
HEATT. MEDIUM, AND LIGHT SHEETINGS AND
SHIRTINGS.
STANDARD DRILLS.
BSAVT CANTON FLANNELS.
WASH. NGTON AND VICTORY CAMBRICS AND
SILBCIAB.
BROWN. BLEACHBD. AND CORSET JEANS.
No. 13 WORSTED YARN. Ac. segiftf
OLARKSON & CO.,
BANKERS,
No. INI Sooth THIRD Stmt, Philadelphia.
Government Securities of all Issues
PURCHASED AND FOR SALR.
biooks, bonds, and gold bought and
SOLD ON OOMHISSION.
Interest) Allowed on Depoaite.
Ba-COLLECTIONB PROMPTLY MADE. fcd-lm
TOHN HORN, JR,
O STOCK-COMMISSION BROKBK,
No. 140 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
(UP BTAIRB.)
PHILADELPHIA.
REFERENCES:
Messrs.Thos. A. Biddle A Co. Mess.Gaw, Macalester, A Co.
Messrs. E. S. Whelen & Go. Messrs. Drexel & Go.
Messrs. Buzby A Co. Henry J. Williams, Esq.
Alexander Biddle. Esq. I. P. Hutchinson, Esq.
G. M. Troutman. E*q. . D.* B. Gummins, Esq.
Jas. G. King & Sons, New York. fe2fl-2m
XIOLDEBS OF LAWRENCE OR MER
CEB COUNTY BONDS, luxied to the PITTtBURG
AND ERIE IKaILROAD 00,. can learn something to
their advantage by calling at No. 90, JUARKEr Street.
fe29 41* .
TTEATON& DENOKLA, HARDWARE
XX Commission Merchants, 507 COMMERCE and 510
NORTH Streets, offer for tale:
Anchor Brand Rails; Plymouth Mill Rivets.
W. AS. Butcher’s Cast Steel; Eagle Cabinet Lock*.
Putnam’s Horse Nails; Locke's School Slates.
Copper, Brass, and Iron Wire; Cotton Cards.
Also, a full assortment of American Hardware.
fe6-6mif ,
OF REMOVAL.
The undersigned would Inform their friends and the
public generally that they have removed Horn their Old
Stand, BIT ABCH Street, to their
SPLENDID NEW WAREROOMB,
No. 019 ARCH STREET,
-where they will continue the sale of
GAS FIXTURES, CHANDELIERS,
COAL-OIL BURNERB, &c.
Having associated with our hotug. Mr CHARLES
PAGE, (formerly the Principal Designer for Ooraolins
A Baker.) we aye now prepared to exeeflte orders for Gas
Fixtures of all grades ana designs, from, the plainest to
tne moH massive ana elaborate,
VAN KIRK <6 OO ,
felMm No. 9U ARCH STREET.
XT OPS—IN CASES OF 15 AND 30
AA ibß.ln one-half andhne-ponnd papere, convenient
fori i uggUts and grotora, for side by
RHODES A WILLIAMS. -
mh3 101 South WATER atreet.
Reedsburt, Wis., Sept. 13, 1863.
S. T.—lB6o.—X-
Oil. CI.OTHS, &c.
ARMY GOODS.
PHILADELPHIA.
HAVTt POR BAhB,
FINANCIAL.
WANTS.
A COMPETENT BASS SIEGES
Wishes a sltnatitr* Is acquainted with thdjjpla-
Wfl service, and qualified to take charge of * choir.
Adrirtea ‘•Basso/* Box 2V7. nht-a*
AN ENERGETIC YOUNG MAN, OP
r . boßlnefce habits, wants a SITUATION in some light
business; la a good penman, end onlek and correct a*
BSS^a* reference » ITe °- ***— '‘%?i. 3 V
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
"" STANDARD BISTORT OF THS WAR A rare
•banco to make money. Agents are cle&riiur from SlOO to
$2OO per month. 200 000 volume sold "ddrelSr * iW W
T2OY WANTED, IN A COUNTING
-Lf HOUSE —One who is a g'od writer ani Correct a *
figures.' Address, with recommendations, to **c T. ”
at ibis offlee. mb2-fV*’
O'B«ANIST wanted fob an
V/" epIS.’OPAL CHDEOn: Addrets Evx 2777 Po-'
Office. mhi-at*
WANTED —TWO FURNISHED
BOOMS, with Board, in a private finally, for a
gentleman and wife. Address Box 1182. P. O’. It"
TATANTED—A YOUNG MAN WHO
“V can make h!m»elf genera'l)- useful, asd act as
Retry Clerk. Aidrese ■ ‘ Boas 17*8 ” - »
WANTED— A SITUATION AS CHO
”I BIETRB, or an TENOR fftnOSß. by a Gentleman
full, competent to fill either position. Address «. O
K., ” Pngs office. mli3-3t*
W ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN OF
bnalues bebUe, a Situation as Ssilosman, nr assis
taut Bookkeeper, in toiue reepectablc House, Reference
given. Acdrei-B ** W. E., Press office. rab3-3i*
WANTED—AN AC'S IYE OR SDR.
’ ’ CIAL PARTNER, with *lO,OOO to *1.7.0' l). in a
profitable ret ca*h manufacturing business. Address
**E. Y > n this office. mb3
WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN,
** twenty-two yearq of age* a situation to «©U goods
by iample, in tiie city and travelling. Address * 4 A
B. S’Press office mb3-3t*
WANTED- SH ABB AS A PABTNEK,
» * Silent or Active, in the COMMISSION TRADE,
wherefrom 000 to ♦IS,*CO would yield A good return;
Produce ©r Shipping preferred. with real name
and business. “ Box 12*20," Post Office. mh.s 3t*
WANTED CLOTHING.—PERSONS
”> bavin a Clothing to dispose of will please call on
or address 0 MILLBB,
jas*tutbs3m* No. »OS OHBSTHPT Street.
WAN TED—A YOUNG MAN AS
CLEKK; a quick, ready writer, and a good pen*
men; a graduate of ihe High School. Oua who under
stands Phonography preferred. Addles#, with refe
rence, •• BOX 2714.” Post Office. mb2-6t
WANTED—A GENTLEMAN, QUA
JY LIFIED to teach Infantry Tadics and hrmv Re
gulations. a* an ASSISTANT INSTRUCTOR la a Military
School. An officer who ban seen service, and thoroughly
posted in Casey’s Infantry Tactics, preferred. Apply in
person, or by letter enclosing testimonials, to JOHN II
TAGGART, Preceptor Free Military School. No. 1010
CHESTNUT Street. mh2 6t
WANTET-AN ACTIVE OB SFE
TT CIAT, PABTBER (latter preferred) with, raik
capital of *20,000, to engage In aprofltaMe wholesale net
cash bnalnest. Address J. T. U.. ”Box 1006. Pblla.
Post Office m2-6t*
WAKTID- A L AD ABOUT FIFTEEN
■ - years old, in office of a Manufacturing Concern.
Addrers. with reference and in ha.ndwr.ting of appli
cqpt, Bqx 2018, Philadelphia Post Office. mhfrßt*
WANTED—IN COUNTING BOOM OF'
* » a Dry Goods Commission Bouse, an active, intelli
gent LAD, who will make hixnßelf useful.
Add) ess “A—^B.” at this office, in handwriting
of applicant, age. real name, and refe
rence, mhl-3t*
<cm nnn to invest as active
p a .tner In an established business. Ad*
drtst, with particulars, fort Office Box 2919, xaM-nt*
A MONTH!—I WANT TO HIRE
SP • tJ j qenTS In every County, at $75 a month, ex-w
pesses paid, to sell my now cheap Family Sowing Ma
chfe”. Address 8. MADISON,AIfred.Me. Cfcl2 d&Vftn
jfeftn A- MONTH! — I Want Agents at
month.expensespald, to sell my Everlasting
Pencils , Oricntolßurners, and Mother artlcL s. lSctrcu
lare mntfree JOHN F. LORD. Blddeford. Me. Ja27 2ai
ROUSE WANTED—WANTED A
JEliMgdAd furnished or unfurnished HOUSE, the first of
April or May. for one year (br a desirable family; no
smell children), location west of TENTH, and north of
PINE ttreeis. Address **C. B. W.” P. 0., Box 28*20.
Btat* terms and location. . ' mh3 3t*
FOR SAI.B AND TO LET.
A RAKE CHANCE FOE A 'BUSI
NESS MAE—An old established STORE STAND for
fit nt in the Country. To a person with bnsin«*e quali
fications and a Cash Capital of Three or Tout Thousand
Dollars, this is a rave offer. For particulars, address
** W. P.L., ” WEST CHESTER, Chester Co , Pa, mhl*3t
TWO BLACK EGYPTIAN MARBLE
A MANTLES for sale at 8535 ARCH Street mh3-3t*
pOAL YARD FOR SALE—THE BEST
V/ fitted np Yard In tbe city. Capacity for doing any
amount of business. Inquire at No. DST North NINTH
Street, below Girard avenue. Terms easy. fe27-6t*
m TO LET—THE SECOND-STORY
Bin. and upper portion of the Marble Building. No 619
Chestnut street. The entire or any part of the Common
wealth Buildirg, Nrs. 611 and 613 Chestnut street. Tbe
let. 2d, 6th- 6th, and 7th stories of the old Post-office
Building, Dock street, below Third _
Apply to THOMAS H. COHNSLIr*
At the office of f»r D. Jayne & Son,
mh2 St* CBEBTNP? Street.
m ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
BaIFOR SALE.—On the Bristol Turnpike, near
Holmesbttrg, about eight miles from Philadelphia, very
accessible'bytSteamboat and Railroad, convenient also
to Churches and Schools, ror healthiness and beauty of
situation, as well as surrounding advantages, this pro
perty* is uneurpasned in the suburbs or Philadelphia.
Tile Mention, of brown stone, comnnuding fine view*
of the Delaware River, built and finished in the most
thorough manner, is spacious and replete with all the
modern conveniences for both rummer and winter.
The Grounds comprise about twenty three acres, beau
tifully laid out, *nd ornamented with a great variety of
old and young Forest Trees and Shrubbery, A large
Garden, with abundance of Fruit, Orchard, Stc,
O d the premises are also erected a Gardener’s Cottage,
Lodge, OrchartßHoußei’Green House, Conservatory, Gas
Bouse, and extensive Stabling.
i No I expense having been spared to makeithis, in
all respects, a flrst-ciaes residence.
AVPIT t 0 c. H. MHIRHEID,
mJ-30t Ho. 303 South SIXTH Streai.
SaOST ABD VOVBD.
TOST OB STOLEN—NOTICE IS
hereby given that the undersigned has made appli
cation for the renewal of Certificate Mo. 755 for five (5)
shares of stock of the North Pennsylvania Railroad Com*
pany issued to him (date unknown). __ _ __ _
fels-mthBfc MICHAEL SNYDER.
TOST—A CEBTIFICA7E OF 5 PER
GENT. LOAN OF STATS OF PENNSYLVANIA,
for $516.05, dated March 12.' 1830, Ho. 751. in name of
WILLIAM MBRBDITH. Also, a Certificate of fi-per
cent. Loan of Stale of Pennsylvania, lor the turn of $3OO.
dated Jnne SO, 1815, 80. 1452, in the name of BLI K.
PRICE, administrator of William Meredith in trust. Ap
plication has been made to the Auditor General for a re
newal of eaid Certificates _
felo-3m BLI K. PRICE. No. 811 ARCH Street.
AUCTION SALE.
flV™. BAZAAR-EINTH AND
SAMSOM 6TBBBTS.
SALS OF HORSES. CARRIAGES, &c.,
On SATUBDAT KOEHIHS next, at 10 o'clock, com
pricing about FIFTY HORSES.
FtiU descriptions in catalogues.
ALSO.
New and second-hand Carriages, light Wagons, &c.,
with which the sale will commence.
Also, ringle and double Harness, Saddles, Rrldles,
Covers. Whip*, &c. v
49* No postponement on account of weather.
4®* Sale of Horses. &c.. on Wednesday nest
m*i3-2tif ALFRED M. HERKNESs, Jtastioneer.
LEGAL,
T7&TATE OF MARGARET 15 ARCLAT.
Notice is hereby given the Register of Wills fcr
the city and county of Philadelphia has grant-id to the
undersigned LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION upon
the estate of MaRGABET BARCLAY, late of the eUy of
Philadelphia, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said esta'e are hereby recfaested to make
known the fame, and all persons indebted to make
payment to GIOBGB G, BARCLAY'
1135 ARCH Street, or to
JOHN B. STEVENSON,
mhB-th6t* 411 YORK Avenue.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
T7OBMAN P. HOLLINSHEAD,
j- No. 313 WALNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA,
INSURANCE BROKER AND ADJUSTER.
Marine Losses Ad j noted.
Marine Fire, Inland, and Life Insurance effected In
the most reliable Companies at reasonable rates, with
out charge to the assured. •
All business relating to Insurance attended to promptly
and carefully.
'FORMAN P. HOLLINSHEAD’S
INSURANCE AGENCY,
No. 3i» WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Amdi for the following first-class Companies:
HOWARD INSURANCE Co . OF NEW YORK.
(Organized
cash capital, s2fio,ooo.
ADRIATIC FIRE INSURANCE Ca, OF NEW YORK.
" (Organized 1858 )
CASH CAPITAL $500,000. •
COMMERCIAL FiRR INSURANCE CO., OF N. YORK.
(Organized 1850.)
CASH CAPITAL. $200,000. „
MERCANTILE FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF N. YORK
(Organized 1552 )
CASH CAPITAL $200,000 „
ALBANY CITI FIRE INSURANCE, 0F ALBANY, N. Y.
(Organized 1850.)
mhl-12t CASH CAPITAL. S2CO.CCO.
STATEMENT OF THE
K 3 HOWARD IUSDBiKCR CONPANT,
IT KEW YOHK.
OFFICE NO. 66 WALL STRSEr.
CHARTERED 1835.
January Ist, 1864.
,*250,000 03
411.770 84
Cabh Capital
Gross assets
Consisting of—
Gash on hand and on deroait InPhcenlx and
Manhattan Banks $11,935 55
Special deposit with United States Treasury
Department 15.000 00
Beal Estate owned by Company nuencum-
bered—
In New Toxk city* premises No. 66
■Wall
House and lot in Brooklyn.
Stocks owned by Company at mar
*et vainer-
Bank Stock* $15,700 00
United Stale*, New York State, and
New York city stock*.*. 1129,950 00 w
Leans cn Mortgages, on Heal Estate,
being first liens. (worth in the ag
gregate $316,6:0. )....*♦**.••.• •
BaUncesdiiefiroirtaaeotß- premiums
unpaid* inlerfftt Accrued, and
rente on Beal Esta:6«*«
LIABILITIES.
Claims for losses unadjusted
Unpaid Dividend*,
$l3 895 37
EAUU2L T. SKIDMOBE. President
n TV nr A Oaklbv. Secretary.
Tife above ofd- eatabUeW Company are now prepared
to isaoJf polices on merchandise generally, vessels In
poJtf anJoareoe!., furniture, dwellings, fie., at current
y.tVimu&li their agent in this city• •
Office or IgtW No. 313 WALNUT Street. Phila.
mhi-tnihelSt FORMAN P. HOLLIBSHEaD, Agent.
T7AME INSUSANS
X* JSo. 406 CHBS’
PBILAIX
yi££ AND IHLA
DI&KQ
Fr&neis K. Buck,
Charles Richardson,
Hasty Lewis,
O. w. Lay is.
F. 8. Justice,
Geone A. West.
FB4KCIBJI.
■ . OHAS. HIGH,
w. I. Blanchard. Secrete
CECOND NATIONAL BANK OF
►JpHILABBLPHIAjJPBANKFOKD, _ _
CAPITAI •«»“* *
CM^l MImiSHILLES. PnwUwt.
WILLIAM H. KHAWB, Ca»hler,
(Late of the Back.)
mlT is BIS ® (II CSABLBBB. KMMSR.
SanHOK w kSWU, BEHJ. BOWLABD, Je..
BBS J-H.DB icon’.
KBWAM) HAEmT- JOHN COOPER.
T)*e BM®£dNatu!isl Bank of Philadelphia!. now
omb at Ho 134 tf AIH Street, Fiatikford. for the tnuM;
Action of a General Banking Boelneu upon the uraal
te npon all umu%U DOlnta will be made
tmcn liberallernuL BtiWCtftlllti » v .i
Ifosant WalOa Gaw^w.
*55,000 00
£OOO vO
■■ ---- 57,000 00
139,910 00
Mil. 770 84
...$13,659 00
236 37
3B COMPANY,
fOTT STREET,
'
*D IS SURAH QB.
ro&e.
John W. Biennis,
Robert B. potter,
John Kes&ler, Jr.,
E. D Wood niff,
ChfcTleß Stokes,
Joseph D. BUUf.
BUCK, Preside**- .
UiDSON. Vlca Freatduik ,
,r». i»H-K '
amusements.
ACADEMY OF MDSIO
MR. J. E. MURDOCH
Will deliver a Lecture on the
RELICS
of the
THREE MEMORABLE PERIODS
GREAT REPUBLIC,
OS THURSDAY EYBHIIfO, MARCH So. 136..
The proceeds to be appropriated to the Roller
of tbe
NEEDY FAMILIES OF SOLDIER*.
supervision of the members of the Special
Belie? s?3a. sittee of the Woman s Pennsylvania Braoeb
of tbe
B 8 SANITARY COMHIEBION.
. Darlsg /is evening Mr. MURDOCH will state tbe ob
ject and ;*fi*th.»d of operations of the Society, and give
hie pAirictic Iteadicgs from Auericau
tJ1 C kP S 25 CEBTS. RESEHYBD SEATS 60
at T »£ '■%* s?,on and after MONDAY, 29th February,
NtreetH'^AßUM-VA^Ti B *. . = .vr aer °* acd
and at tU * EYfiNb 5 . No. 72$ CheetnutetreeL
Chestnut Coromlsslon, No. i:«f
*“d eve ulngo ■ ! [hi? L ectm> iBll ™ y of ° u th»4»r
JJooW oreu a. ■ k' etr.•- -i(i Rendisirs to commune
— fe27 *
ACADEMY OF MUSIG
SHANK CCIICERT
three hundred pupils
Ok TBS
GIRIS* CRAMMAB SCHOOLS .OF PHTIiA.
On SATDEPAY EViISIHO, March s. -.r,l ’
Under the direction of _ *
PhOF. JOHN BOWER.
Tickets 25 cent*, for sale a,
GOULD'S PIANO AND MU?JC STORE.
SEVENTH end OPKSTNUT Streets, and at tho AOADg*
MT, on the day of the Concert '
Doors open at 7. Performance to commence at 8
o’clock P M, , _mta.l-3t
1W »-S. JOHN DREW’S NEW AKOH
i J RTREBT THEATRK
VOOiiTH WIGHT OF MPS. JOHN DREW.
Tiliii (THDJaSD*I> EVENING, March 3. 1834,
with new fjceroiy. *o Gayier’scomodvof*
„ THE MAGIC MaKHIAG^
?k'» K -,V IO i fE .. t ' ? B n V« 1 .T88A....Mr0. JOHU DRBW.
Cbev.liAr do Mont. Ce1iin1................. ..8.ir1nn HilL
M J- amnth*.
To conclude wlkh NAVAL ENGAGEMENTS " our v-
Mlee MorUnier.. Airs. JOHN DREW.
■Admiral Kingston Mr Griffiths.
„ FRIDAY. BENEFIT OF MKS. JOUN DltiV
Prices as ntnal Curtain rises at IX o’clock.
pHESTNET-STREET THEATRE.
jaonakd entiVßtt ....SIANaOEB
OENDiKB SUCCHtS
Attendu the
4 T t GLORIOUS REVIVAL
of the great Irish, ecenic-rtransa.
COLT.E'H li A W if.
NEXT FAMILY MATINEE
ON SATDBDAT. Match sth/
when will be presented
THE COLLEEN BAWN
IcpreparalloPt Weetland Mamoa’e Drama of Fare Gtold.
WALN UT BTBKKT THBA.TBBL
in’ihl , 3 I ?Ut'y M o a f r MI» 3 » d BTTI»
HENDABSON. whose marked fmccasr;, the p&«t two
nights, has established her another popnla* favorite
First time in this city of a new domestic Drama called
THE FLOWER GIRL AND THE CONVITT MA.aciUlB
Madelon, the Flower Girl MissETTIE HENOfiKSON
CraDOW. the CoSYtct Marquis ...Mr. E L. Ttltoa.
Alter which the admirable Faroe or the
LAUGHING HTfiNA
Box Office open from 9 till 3. Curtain rises at 7■
QONCEET HALL.
„ ■ . Troraenfle Snccoflß of
HU DECOM>OVA’S FIKST LZOTtJRB.
The Second will tafceplace
THURSDAY EVENING, March 3d. *
Satuect UR. PERKIHb’ CHRISTMAS DIIfBfSIC
Tickets for th® remaliilLtc two lectors! 75c.
sinale admissloD (50c.
Boot® open at 7 Lecture at 8 o'clock.
rjOKOUBT HALL—GOTTSCHALK
STRAKO6CH respectfully informs the pablto
Will live in Philadelphia, prior to his departure for
Europe.
two grand farewell concerts.
On MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS. March Tkh
RpdSth,
w hen the greatest living P/ixna Conn a Contralto,
M'MB ELENA D’ANGBI.
Aid the young and feiihly talented Violinist.
BIG. CABLO PATTI,
Mr. SIMON HASSLER. Viola, and
WJtl 'Mr. CHARLES M. BCHMITZ, ViolonceUo.
Will assist Mr. GoMscbalk.
Hnslcal Director and Conductor. .....8 Behrens.
Admission, Sc cents Reserved Seats. 50 cents extra.
Seats may be secured for either of the two Cmcerts at
if, E. Gould s Music Store, corner of Seventh and Chest
nut, commencing’ Friday morning, March 4th, at 9 A M.
Pool a open at 7%. Concertlo commence at 8. mh2*6t
TEMPLE OF WONDERS, -ASSEMBLY
J- BUILDINGS. TENTH and CHESTNUT.
Positively the last FOUR DAYS of
_ SIGNOR BLITZ’S
Necromancy, VentrUoqnlsm, and the Learned Canary
Birds, Thursclay, Friday, and Saturday
Evening?* at 7% o'clock, and Wednesday and Saturday
Afternoons at 3.
ADMISSION—2S Cents. Children, 16.
T7LEYENTH.ST. OPERA HOUSE.
J-J “THE FAMILY RESORT.”
CARNCBOSS *HI> DIXKY’S MINSTRELS,
THB GREAT STAB TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
In their
SELECT ETHIOPIAN SOIREES.
Splendid Singing. Beautiful BanelxiK.Langh.abla.Bnr'
leiqtiflp. Plantation Scf nes, 4c,. 4c>. by
TWENTY. TALENTED ARTISTB.
EYERT EVENING THIS WEEK.
Ticks is 2fi cents. Doors c pen at 7 o'clock.
fe27»Sm ~ J. L CARNOKQSS. Business Manager.
THE great picture
a at CONCERT HALL LECTURE ROOK
For a short season. __ _
COMMENCING THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 18M.
J. Ineco William** celebrated
PANORAMA OF THB BIBLE.
This is the most complete and finished Painting of the
Sac ted Scriptures in the world, comprising over fifty of
the moit
SUBLIME AND THRILLING SCENES
Of the first three thousand years of Biblical History-,
forming altogether one the finest exhibitions of the age,
. OPfN EVERY EVBNING at half past 7 o'clock.
Admission 26 cents.
S. B. MatlnSe, on Wednesday and Saturday after
noons, at 3 o’elocl.
AdnUsetop for Children Iff cents. fe!B 2a
INVESTORS OF AMERICA,
„„ BT C. 80HU8SBLL,
and FRITH’S
t 4 , M DERBY BAT.
the most interesting
- ' - PAINTINGS
ol the day*
ON EXHIBITION FOB A
SHORT TIME.
AT SABLE’S GALLERIES,
816 CHB4TNUT STREET.
ADMISSION TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. feU-Ufc
fJERMANIA ORCHESTRA.—P OBLIO
EBHBABBALS ©vary SATURDAY. »t 3 o'clock, 9-
M. at ihe MUSICAL FUND HALL. Single tickets tf
centi, Packages of six tickets $1 To be tad at AN*
DEE’S. 1104 CHESTNUT Street, J. E GOULD. BE*
VENTH and CHESTNUT, and at the Hall door, fett-tf
PENNSYLVANIA. ACADEMY OP
A- the fine arts,
1095 CHESTNUT STREET.
OPEN DAILY (Sundays excepted) from 9 A. M, till
6 p. ar.
Admiffion 85 cfols, Children half price Ja23-tf
MILITABY,
SGENEBAL RECRUITING OFFICE,
611 CHESTAUT Street.—BEnßUlTS WANTED for
all the gallant old Cavalry, Artillery, and Infantry
Regiments, now in service, raised In this State.
A limited number of Men era yet be enlisted for the 2d
ARTILLERY. P. V. stationed In the fortifications for the
defence of Washington, and for the 3d ARTILLERY* sta
tioned at Fortress Monroe, Ya., by applying at this office
immediately
ALL THE BOUNTIES GIVEN!
$2lO City, and $25 Ward Bonnty, cash in hand.
Advance Government Bounty paid before leaving the
city. CFAS. N. CADWALLADBR.
Captain 2d Artillery. 112th Regiment P. V..
mh3-2t* General Recruiting Officer.
S|J| TO VOLUNTEERS.
fPjl Wanted.-a few good Men to complete Com
pany C. 18th Cavalry Regiment. A>i men vo
—“ lunteering in this company will receive alt
bounties Immediately on master. The largest bounties
paid. Apply to
Capfc. FREDERICK ZABBACHER,
No. 106 South SIXTH Street (0. M. Barry *e>.
Lieut. SAMUEL JONSON,
Mar>et-Btreel Railroad Depot.
SBINTON, Green f s Hotel. Wait Philadelphia.
Sent WILLIAM M. SMITH,
* Pottstown, Montgomery county.
Sent. W. D. HALFMANN,
Penn San are.
N. B —One good BUGLER wanted mhl-3t
COPARTNERSHIPS.
TBE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
A di» T formed a copUHawfeMp for the transaction of
PRODUCE and GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS,
under tfcejflrm name of
' MICHKNER A YOUNG.
3i:6 MARKET Street.
(Successors to Joe. B. Shewell )
AMOS J. MICfiENER. ALFRED E. YOUNG.
March 1,1864 ' mhl tn.th.s3i*
POP ARTNERSHIP.—THE SUB
SCRI3EBS have ihie, eighth day of February, 1564,
entered into Copartnership. under tbs name ana style «
BBNNETT & SNYDER, for thewnwwof trao«|ctlttf A
WHOLESALE COMMISBION BIJ««KS| fe
Office 530 COMMERJiS street.
HOTELS.
JONES HOUSE,
Harrisburg, Pa.,
CORNER MARKET STREET AND MARKET SQOAH,
A dret-cloae house. Terms, $2 per dIT.
rj.BEAT IRISH NATIONAL FAIR.
at BRYAN HALL, CHICAGO, Illinois, commencing
EASTER MONDAY, Mmb 28 1884, and continuing dtt
ring the week. Harps from Ireland, Old Battle Flags,
Oid Books, Letters, "Weapons, Ac., belonging to Emmett,
Tone. Fitzgerald, and other Irish. Heroes, bonvenlrs
from the Ladles in Ireland.
The FENIAN BROTHERHOOD are making prepara
tions for a GRAND IRISH NATIONAL FAIR, to Uke
Place In Chicago, at Bryan Hall. The fond arising from,
the Fair will be devoted to the National Purposes of the
TheLadles*in Ireland farnishsnndry articles—Harpe.
Books, Flags, Weapons, and mlicellanea which belonged
to the Heioeß of Ireland, or which are valuable from
association or intrinsically. Bog Oak Jewelry will form
a conspicuous feature. _ ,
Donations are solicited from every Irish person in the
land. Those who cannot tend articles may send money.
Any article will he received, and any sum, however m<>*
deal. Farmers in the Northwest are requested to send
in an) thing in the shape of Produce.. Official acknow
ledgments will he made by the Brotherhood in the pub
lic prints.
Each State will Have its table.
Upon the opening of the Fair the articles received from
Ireland will be put up in Lottery.
Any persons who cannot visit the Fair, can, by remit
ting to the 'Undersigned, take chances in the drawing.
The numerous Book*, Pictures. Weapons, Letters, Flags,
&e.. celebrated In Celtic HDtory. will be disposed of ia
this manner. Schedules of articles, with number or
chances to each, and price, will he duly published.
For the week of the Fair, distinguished Irishmen are
engaged to Lecture, whose names and subjects win ap
pear in due season. After the Lecture- each nlghL tnare
will lie % Celtic Concert, by dlsticKnJctiejt ftifi
sionals, at whioh the National Instruments will be used
and National Airs played and sung. . a _
Wo make an appeal. to
l? Fh A d rtthlS r B eW« d
cU'es can fcVm“oramlttoo« and famish a.niceMite, lion.
rsirnffi 1 ’ 1 lIIiB MIGHAEL SCAB RAN,)
C Signed! r. T. SHEBLOCK > Committee,
fan.ihtmhl&thintd H. O’C- McOARTHY. ]
DR. FINE, PRACTICAL DEN
9ESf? TIST for the lotttwentT yearn, 019 vrNE BA,
helow Third. lueerte the most beautiful TEETH of th*
ere, mounted on fin. Gold, FUUnh SUtot, Tdcudit,
Corelite, Amber, dte.at prlcee, for nut and eubetantUl
work, more reasonable thin any Dentist in this city or
State. Teeth plunged to lost for life. Artifielal Teetk
repaired to suit No palnln extraettng. All work war
rented to at- Reference, beat families iyUhn
MM OOBBECT PIANO TUNING.
n »I I '-Mr. 0. X. SABGXHT’B Orders tot Tnnta*
and Bepalrlnt Piano* an received at MABOH Jt 00. ’i
Store. SMBI OHEBTHDr Street, only, _
Hr 8. bßflh&delttTsiiytta.ra*netor7«zXMri«noeuiMo9'-
aw*et-fcoa«d m n«w, vfithout removing.
_• fav VnaJuf. n
PI ICQTJOT CHAMPAGNE.
lOO cam WIDOW CLICQUOT PONBAHDIH OF
BBIMS jnat roealTed. and for sale to tho trad* at lha
Jkgesi’B prices. AUo,
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btt-t: KoSOlßoutti FBONT
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