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W. & B
us Popular Clothtn'g House ot Phtla,,
••OAK HALL."
Best-clase good* and moderate price*.
WANAMAKBR ft BBOWH.
8. B, yoraer sixth and market street*,
3= Department do mate to order) Bo- X S» Sixth «V,
Hi Cheapest, Simplest, and Best,
Siflesroomsm 704 Chestnut Street above 7t/i,
M-A-RRIEOD.
STATJCIL—QnF*b 27.1854 by the Hon Alex.
». 3la»oj. Alwrt W. Fricfc to Mlbb Emilia StauchT
■’lstielpMa Noca^ca
IK h L6—MOOBE. —On MaTch 3d, 1864, by Friends'
[.■- y. in the presence of John M. Turner, Mayor of
.istfoß, Delaware, William D. Pic tela io M*ry
Mecre. daughter of Benjamin L. Moore, all of Wil
cs ho cards. *
<SOR—STRVBMSOK—Ontke2dihRt.. by Rov- D.
dv. pastor of. the First Congr* national Church. Mr.
’»< Connor to Mits leabe.la B Stevenson. boto^ol
DIED.
: K LIKGr. —On the :4th inst , Charles R, only sen
2F. W. and. S. B. Cockling, in the stn year ut Jus
friends and those Of th 9 family are reepec-.fally in.
:<> »tt«ad his youdj-aL from the residence 01 nU ia~
*s 0.1117 Chestnut street, on Monday morning, March
ispATBH 0 —On the instant, Charles Stewart Cai-
imls friends are invited to attend his funeral from
-itience of his father m-law, Morton McMichael,
ilbert street, on Monday morning next, at 11
VI H —On the 4th inst., Emma Louis*. eldest
ttarif William and Bophia E. Smyth, in the I4th
rflier B£S.
liuiice oi the funeral will he given.
On the morning of the 31 Inst - Cstharlne
t ier, daughter of Franklin M. and Elizabeth
, «ed ii) months.
1 from the Teaidence of her parent*, this (Satux
;f sruooo, at 2 o’clock. *
KBIGtJES —On the 3o instant. William H. Garri-
; .t! the 65th year of his age
i :?'ati-ves and friends of the family are respect
lilted to attend his funeral, without farther no-
In-w his late residence, 1134 Girard street at 10
v ~-u Monday, the 7.h instant. *
'll*. —On Thursday morning', the 3d instant, Martha
4?:.;: from her late residence. No 1703 Locus* street,
t&tarda?) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. *
5iY "On the 3d lest., ai hie residence in Salem*
3lt- James Smaehey* In hte 68th year. *
,L JosepnTaylor* in the 73d
r,f 5 i> age.
services will be held at the Second Baptist
> ew Market street, above Poplar street* on Sau
:noon next. commenciD* at 2 o'clock. Relatives
;; dfi are invited to attend the faneral. Interment
r \ und Cemetery. **
IJLAff.—ln this city, on the 2d Inst. * Major Henry
of the6th Begiment Pennsylvania Cavalry*
■T^arp.
friends and those of the familv, toiethar
:.,e -.fleers in the United states service on duty
la:* invited to attend his funeral, on Monday morn
>h ic*tact. at 9 o’clock* from his late residence.
Virjn street ' *«*
j SKY.—On the 2d instant, at his residence, in
iS.'llv, 17. J„ George McHenry, in the 66th year
• rS j. **
7 —On Fifth-day, the 3d instant, at her resi
:i Darby, Eliz&betn i, Paeey, in the 70th year of
v irss and friends of the family are respectfully
F ,.r.uend her funeral, on Second-day afternoon*
b intrant. To meet at thehonae at 2 o’clock without
ice. _ ■_**
i LfcTOff. —In Hew Tori, on the Ist instant, Jane
vof Spencer Middle ton. formerly of this cUt« *
r SON & SON HAVE GO Man EN OED
Ett-.T-o* their Spring and Summer Stock of MOURN
G‘ OHS. and have iw la flora—
*: j Bombazines,
rlorentioes, French Boojbaziaaa,
Harete Hernani. Summer Bombasines.
rape Marets, | 0 bally,
rtsteKes, { Housselanes,
-SHi Grenadines, I Tamisea,
•act, and Black and White Foulards, &c.
MOURNING BTORR,
Vo 918 naBSTHUT Street.
LYONS BLACK SILK. VELVET
Lyons Velvet \b4 yards wile.
Magnificent Spring Siltß
Stoutest Black Brass Silks.
Richest Spiin* Organdies.
Shawls of newest styles
' BYEB & T.ANDBLL.
CVAGREGATIONAt CttAPE t,
corxer FEANKPORT> Hoad and MOiITG\)-
' A-wmie —Rev. D. L* GEAfi preaches SABBATH.
,A. M. ana P. M. Communion Barriers at
Si It
► t KIOll M E CHURCH, POUdTH
S:v«et- below Arch. —Preachin* iIORSO W
) HORNING, at 103£ o’clock, by the Pastor, Rev.
nl<iM MOO-ttE, B. D- u*
> AittBRICA AUD IRBLMSD.-A LBC
TUKE on this subject will soon be dell rered by
ev R. a. CABDEIf, D.l>. Time and p'ace men
:u'mureadvertiserne-ts. Tickets.2scts Sit
WILL THE 'REWARD OF THE
H T t;3AR AND THE PUDiIaHMJiNr «jp THE
. 31.&N BE ENDLESS? — $u*'j*ct at the fjhor-h.
im MTeet, rear Noble, TO-MußftO W BVSNING,
n*c3< ci. MorriDg service at 10>£. J. T. GKjou-
Pa.- tor. it .
FIRST REFORMED DUTCH
OETJBCH, SEVEfITH aid SPRIHG ttARDEX
* Rev. J. F. BERG, D i»-, will pre&c& (D. V )
(i>4KoW Service in the morning at 10>£
Y .k o’clock. It* ,
NORTH FSESBTTBBUS
CBUKOH. SIXTH Street, Or«eo—Pieack
} yitrßlOW MOBNIBG at IoH o’clock, and AP
k 05 S.H o’clock, by Key. i>r. CatteU,President of
Ccllege. it* •
oiiILDRKirS CHtJRCH—'TO MOR
ROW, at 3 P.M.. at TTNIVERS ALIST CHUKOfI.
iihD street, above FOURTH, by the Piaior. Key.
)I'Y- Morning service at 10>i. No evening ser
ltr
LORD’S PRATER ‘SEVENTH OF
tbe teres of dieconr es outlie •* Lord's .Prayer”
< T reached in kt- Matthew's Lutheran Church,
livet by the Partor. Rev. E W HtJTTEK. oa TO
t »TT(Sabbath) EYBNI-* G, at7J£ o’clock. Morales
te commences at half past ten. It
CHURCH OF THE lIVTBRCfiSS
?OK. SPRING GAROES. belowßroad.-Ser,
?DEN will preach TO-MORROW at 10% A. M.
L >p. M. Fourth Sermon, on '* The Puruose of
m the EVENING. TonnK men are most cor
invited. It
MEDIATION OB’ CHRIST THE
.i-hth Sermon of the Series, byT. H. SPO3*-
t ELEVENTH and WOHD Streets. S I B BATH
>• OON. at 3H o’cfcclr' Special'Topic." -^ ‘"‘ChrlsVs
iicceuces of Time and Eternity. ” Sacramental
)d a; 1 M., Ijt l. CLARK. Subject, ‘ k Jeau»
ic His Face/* _ _ It*
f» THE FIRST OF A. SERIES OF
* PfKMONS TO IoUNG MEN. under the aneplcea
e TOUNG HEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION,
>e -i-sivered by the Rev. Dr. BRAINERD-. in the
* r'- the corner of FOD&TII and PINE Streets, on
ATS hTennnln, (6th lust ,) at half past 7 o’oloek.
’ Men of all clasieg are invited to be present. It*
GRBEH STREBVM. E. CHUftCH -
; JV aching at IOJi o’clock, TO-MOEBO W MOKtf
by the Pastor. Bev. H. F. HUBN. Afternoon—
’‘ertH Anniversary of the Juvenile Missionary
7 ofthe Church. commenclngathalf-oast 2 o’clock.
sj *h* Rev. G P. Dlsrosway.of Hew York. Preach
o clock. Evening, by Bev. G. P. Ptssosway. It*
* -REMOVED-—THE FIRSV PRO
► GKESSIVB CHRISTIAN CaUßCfit is now
and FILBBBT Streets; preaching by tire
t. V.*v S M. Landis. M. 8., every >UNDAY at 10K
M., arid Lecture each THURSDAY, at
M Solijeet. TO-MORROW -‘Love
bd and Man ” THURSDAY NEXT, Lecture on
2\i.i Stnpidity. ’ Seats free; all are cordially in-
It*
the: eleventh anniversary
'of ihe Bedford-Street IMission will be h«l4 on
>N*hDaY EVENING, March 9th, in the 'd. B.
p ’ hurcb, FOTJ-BTSstreet.below Arch..at7o’cloelc.
wUI be delivered by Rev. Bishop dimpson,
O. W Smiley. Singing by the choir of Gresu
• y. B. Church, under the direction of Prof- Fischer.
D. H. LOUDBN'SLAGBR,
Ch- Corn.
IS .I<OpIS MAPOLEON THE FU-
* TURE Anti-Christ to Rain power over all nations,
t> help Papists to massacre Christians everywhere
oiy-two months (Bsv xlil, 5 7) before Christ's de
ft' v. H. rBB upon this, at the Hall.
AD kr d WALNUT. SUKDiI. at half past three*
t tv e PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. SOUTH, above
nib at half past seven •_ it*
PHILADELPHIA TRACT ANO MIS*
Sis -U SOCIETY.—A meeting in b?half of this Sa
.will be held In tie Asbnry Bfethoiiet Cbarch.
jTJ* DT Street, below Thirty-fourth (We i t PhUadel
• on EONDaY EVECfING, 7th intt.. at o’clock.
J H Castle. Bey. J. Cooper, Rev. T. B. Martia
and will take part in the exercises All
% tot e cause Invited to attend. It*
“ORATION 09 RADICAL CHRIS
TI A® ITT.”—Radicalism in all things. Oq
(ay t-» Man, nor to Appetite Benefit for the First
.esUve Christian Church, at BAHSOH-STREBT
- next WEDBISDAY EVENING. March 9th. at
ock. Bey. b. H. L&NDIS, M D., will deli Ter
time in this city) his celebrated, practical, and
*rot»i«Oration on Radical Christianity, which de
td sod drew together crowded houses in Washing-
Jt-d other places.
Letters will he read from Bishop Alonzo
other elergr- We hope Use public will lig
'te ''erlire eloquence of Dr. Landis, whilst they
or cause. Ticlo‘s 25 cents, A small quantity yet
h»d bt Mr. Gonld’e, corner Seventh and Chestnut,
Mer? tores.
JOHN WARRINGTON, \ Lecture
JAMES MILLEH, $ Committee.
SPmiTUAX.ISHE.~MRS H. F. Hl*
I: i. Vfi, of Clfevelani, will lecture at S4NSOM
-*ET T 1 AjAi on SUBJ>A.Y> at 10>£ A. M , and 7K P M.
in*ac°. 5 casts. •• It*
A MASS MEETING WILL SB
- ls*-ia THIS BVBHINa, at 8 o’clock, at M&-
PICV HALL, THIKD Street, below Oreea. to er
» tuptthy •with. *• SehleaioiO’Bolstein” in the
s ut w*r with Denmark. Speeehea will be made In
'sh atd German. By <*rfl*r of
F. DITTMAJHT, Chairman.
It*
l Ma.v <*,, Pfcretary.
SYMPATHY MEKTING.-A TVBT*
ISO to eXPIWM for fcCHI»®S W-G-HOX,-
/, in the present war with Denmark* will take
*.at *!>#» MBOTAWICS* HaLL, THIKD Street, below
fSu. THIS BVBNING Addresses will be delivered
lagJish and Ctemsit It*
rTBB MEMBERS OF STAR OF
AMERICA LODGE, No. 62,1 O of 0. F.. will
>t at t: 9 Hall. BROAD and BPRING GARDEN Sta,
JHOM>aY MORNING, at 10 o’clock, to attend the
»eral < f their late Brother Bsnjamln F. Major.
* £• BBRITAGR, Secretary-
AT ASPSCIAL MEETINS OS’ THE
- rHIEADBLPHIA HOSEiHDBTEiM EIBB
iIKE CO.. Ho. L held «“ THt7iJBD4Y EVEHUJO.
3d icm . the following were nnanSmoaeiy adopted:
!etD«r,krs of this company have beeo. informed of
fcaih of ANDREW J. MILt»E* This liteUigence
creat'd feelings of the deepest regret andmost wo
ld in row among IhU fellow members They hava
together to express their oentUaeßts as ladivlda&l
ids, and thus mark their associate action with that
iiiniiy which cornea from the heart and yolce or
i. Thi* words which coveT formal action are inade*
te k> >: e uty leaslnd on this occasion.
♦ Vu.»« that AfcDKEW J. MILLER is no longer
Jr. and t-iat hereafter he will be no more among ns
l>«r. ’r-yv*s ns, his late associates and fellow-mem»
*• *o; si wta# and sad.
-fp«ct f-r his memory, a just estimate ot-ils worth»
'•ccjj rnsracter. and estimable qualities. a solemn
*e of la P*ovlaesce which has cut short his days in
pioumio ofhis manhood, indace ns to
esolr* That the member* of this company moarn the
*b rf heir late fellow-member, A J MILLER, a
a wb. ->•* devoted services for yean to his company,
«eni*i catnre, integrity, Wf rth, earnest activity, the
iiusianj.. pride, and intereit which he felt for this
frpanv- bis usefnlness and true manhood, endeared
i to «- hy titß which death now rathlessly teaches ns
That Ms loss \b deplored becau«e lie is taken.
Ui J*lLl a X bs whxtt his life gave the most assured pro
e of it-- *u* asd honorable manhood.
'*tso\Vt,l. That the company attend MsMnneral.
That the president of ihe company la anth.o
- to (-1. FCt anchemblem, o mournimr to be placed on
appb .etna and In tte Hall ai -Bill »l T e expreaeion to
nnennnonßfeolingaof the lnemherß.
fgp- ®he
great central, fair
FOB THB
SA3SITARY COMMISSION.
PHILADELPHIA., l c o7 Chkstnut Strkrt.
FBBRFABr 20, 2801.
Tiieimdeißijiied. members or the Executive Gomratt
«e ox the Great Central Fair for the Sanitary Commis
sion, beg to Invite the co-operation of all their fellow
citizens, especially of those resident In Pennsylvania.
Delaware, and New Jersey, in this important enter
prise. It is proposed to hold the Fair in PHILADEL
PHIA. in the first week in JUNE neat, and it is confi
dently expected that the contributions, coming from a
population so benevolent and patriotic as that which
inhabits the Central fctates, end representing the moßt
important ftd varied branches of industry and art,
will etcure a result in aid of the funds of the Com*
mission and for the benefit of the Soldier at least equal
to that which has attended similar undertakings in
other cities. It is necessary to say a word to stimu
late f'j for the soldier ■ we feel for them ail as
brethren* and the popular heart seeks only the best
mode of manifesting that sympathy in the most
efficient and practical way. These Fairs In
other places have been productive of great results.
By this means Chicago has recently raised for this
object £60,000, Boston $150,009, and Cincinnati more
than $2(0,000. We appeal* then, with the greatest con
fidence to the inhabitants of the Central States, especi
ally to those who constitute the great industrial daises,
to send us contributions, the productions of their skill
and workmanship. We appeal to them in the interest
of no party, radical or ' conservative, Republican or De*
mocratic. administration or anti-administration. We
know only this, that to send our national soldiers in
the field supplies to supplement those Government un
dertakes to give them, but which they sometimes fall to
receive, end thus to relieve them when sick and in
misery, is a work of Christian charity, and that it is a
Worn of intelligent patriotism also, as economizing
their life, health, and efficiency, on which, under God*
the nation depends in this its time of trouble.
We therefore ash every clergyman to announce
hnmene undertaking to his people, and to advise thdffl
to do what they can to farther it. We ask the press to
give it the widest publicity and the most earnest en
couragement We cail on every workshop, factory, and
mill for a specimen of the best thing it c- n turn out; on
every artist, great and email, for one of his creations;
on all loyal women foT the exercise of their taste
industry; on farmers, for the products of tbeir fields and
dairies The miner, the naturalist, the man of science,
tbe traveller, can each send something that can, at the
very least, be converted into a blanket that will warm,
and may save from death, some one soldier whom Go
vernment supplies lave failed to reach. Every one who
can produce anything that has money value is invited
to give a sample of his best work as an offering to the
cause of national unity. Every workingman, mechanic,
or former, who can make a pair of shoes, or raise a bushel
of apples, is called on to contribute acmething that can
be turned into money, and again from money into the
means of economizing the health and life of our national
soldiers.
Committees have been appointed In each department
of industry and art. whose business it will be to solicit
contributions for the|Fair,eachlntits own special branch.
These committees will place themielves in communica
tion with those persons who may wish to aid ns. In the
meantime, it is recommended that local committees or
associations he formed in every portion of Pennsylva
nia, Delaware, and New Jersey, with a view of organi
zing ihe industry of their respective neighborhoods, so
as to secute contributions for the Fair.
Committees of Ladies have also been organized* to co
operate witli those of the Gentlemen in soliciting con
tributions.
a list of all these committees will be shortly published
and distributed. In the meantime, those who are dis
posed f o aid us or who may desire any farther informa
tion on the subject, are requested to address CHARLES
J. STILLS. Corresponding Secretary of the Executive
Committee of the Great Central Fair* No. 1307 CHEST
NUT Street.
JOHN WELSH, Chairman.
CALEB COPE, Treasurer.
C. J. STILLE, Cor. Sec'y,
H. H. FURNESS, Bee. Sec’y.
8, Y. Merrick,
B. IL Moore,
J. H Orne,
Jno. Robbins,
Wm. Btruthers,
Wm. tf.Tllghman,
Geo. Trott*
Thos. Webster,
Geo. Whitney,
Geo. A Wood.
George W. Childs.
W. H Asb hurst,
Horaceßinney, Jr.,
A. E. Borie,
N. B. Browne,
Jno. G. Cre*son,
D. B. Cummins,
Theo. Cnyler,
Fred, Graff,
J. G. Grubb,
Joseph Harrison, Jr. *
S. M Lewis.
fe2s thswswsfit
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR
FOR THE
SANITARY COMMISSION,
to be held in this city in tbe mouth of JUNE next, beg
leave to announce that a
PUBLIC MEETING,
In behalf of the Fair, will take place at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
ON THURSDAY EVENING, March 10th, at 8 o’olock.
A<3d: esses, explanatory of the objects of the Fair, will
he made by Sight Rev. BISHOP CLARK, of Rhode
Island; Eev. Dr BELLOWS, of New York; Hon. Judge
SKINNER, of Chicago, aad others.
THE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA WILL BE IN AT
TENDANCE.
On and after Monday next, tickets may be procured
gratuitously at the Agency of the Commission, No. 1307
Chestnut street, Union League House, at the principal
book stores, and at the Academy of Music. mh4-8t
g|g El GIITH W ARD .
TO THB
19,560 CITIZENS- OF THE EIGHTH WARD
WHO HAVE HOT YET AIDED ijr THE EFFORT TO
A VOID THE DS APT
Lees than five hundred of your fellow*citizens,
generously coming forward, have contributed nearly
920,C00. Look oyer the list recently published; you
will find there the names of many ladies and old men,
not themselves liable. Of the three thooiand men now
subject to the draft, but few have done anything. Five
dollars paid by each of these men, -or by their w Fves and
mothers, would furnish the balance required, and thus
secure them against conscription
The semes of all who contribute- prior to the Ist of
tfareh, (Including some who were omitted in the list
shove .referred to-) will be pubiahed. Thus a recogd
will he had of those whose patriotism is evinced by acts,
and not by words alone.
Ten thousand dollars are needed. Tou are appealed to
to raise it
mh2St By order of-the Executive Committee,
CASH BOUNTY—SECOND WARD.
The Disbursing Committee of the SECOND Ward
are prepared-to CASH all certificates of Volunteers duly
accredited to the Ward.
They will sit for this purpose daily from 2 to 4 F. 21, at
the southeast comer SIXTH and QuBBN, and would cay
to Volunteers, coxne axtd set yonr Bounty.
JOHN W. FRAZIRR,)
A. M MAGOI. Jr. t > CJommlttee,
M. A. HARRISON, $
VO OFFICERS- OF THE WARD*
ICp» BOUNTY FUND. —ltis desired by the Committee
appointed to “devise a plan to secure to those Veteran
Volunteers accredited toouraity and not receiving a
"Ward Bounty” INFORMATION of how many Veteran
Volunteers have been accredited to the different Wards
who have and who have not received the Ward Bounty.
This information to be given to P> ofessor SAUNDERS,
Chairman of the Committee, at the Convention of
Wards, at their meeting at the BOARD OF TRADE
BOOMS, on TUESDAY EVENING next. March Bth.
mhfr2t* JOHN W. FRAZIER, Sec. Com.
MEDICAL BOARD —HBADQrUAR
TBRB FBHirsxz,VAiaA Militia, Hospital -Da
pa&thent. HARRissraa. Pa.. March 1. 1864.
The ttate Medical Board of Pennsylvania will meet
In Philadelphia on THURSDAY, the lOfch ol March last.,
and continue in session at least eicht days, to examine
candidates for appointment as Assistant Surgeons in
Pennsylvania regiments. The object is to provide for
vacancies in the recruited regiments, which may re
quire additional Assistant Surgeons
Physicians in good health, furnishing satisfactory, tea
timoniajaof their industry, sobriety, and loyalty, will
be admitted to the examination.
The noma In which the ex - mlnation will be held will
he indicated In the city papers on the day of meeting.
By order of the Governor.
mh2-9t_ » JAMBS KING, Surgeon General Pa,
fg SOTICE.-THE FIRST MEETING
of the Corporators of the RESOLUTE MINING
COMPANY, under their Articles of Association, will be
held at No. 3/2 A WALNUT Street, in the city of Pnila
delnhia, on the 2Lst day of MARCH, 1864, at 11 o’clock
a. M , for the purpose of completing the organization of
the Corporation and transacting anyother proper busi
ness. JOHN H. GB »UP,
B A. 800-PB3,
Two Associates under said Article*.
Philadelphia, March 2, 1864. mh4-15t
OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL*
K> road company.
Philadelphia, Feb. is, 1864.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.—The Annual Election
for Directors will be held on MONDAY* the7ih day of
March, 1864, at the Office of the Company, No. 338
South i HIBD Street. The polls will be open from ten
o’clock A M, until six o’clock. P. M
No fchsre or shares transferred within sixty days pre
ceding the election will entitle the holder or holders
thereof to vote. EDMUND SMITH,
fe!B-tmh7 Secretary.
LORBERRY CREEK RAILROAD
COMPACT.— Philadelphia, Jan 29. 1864.
The annual meeting oftne stockholders of the LOB
BEhRY CBBBK RM&RvaD CoMPaNV will be held at
the office of the Philadelphia and Beading Railroad Com
fSß*J£&~*** South FOURTH Street, PhdadelphU,on
WEDNESDAY, March 9th, 1864, at 1 o’clock P. M., for
the election of a President and six Directors to serve
y^ 1 * and until others shall be elected.
fe2o-tmb9 W, H. WEBB, Secretary.
OOMPiHT, Office MOT South
DrviDßHj) koticb.—The roiiowini*named personi
*re entitled ton DlTideim on the Common Stoekof this
Company. ,The residence of several of them is nn
known. and it is, therefore, neeeuary that the eertifl
sssafiLf’* SfTaaaiffiifljsass**
BTOCKHOIIDBBS’ HAMBS.
S. Lancaster, If*? l7 B^,Sh«r«r,
ifij v -
John Metntyr*,
Beni. I. fiMTTOIt
PITTSBURGiFORTWAYjrB. AND
EAU.WAY COMPANY.
m Office of the Secretary,
PnTBNJBG. Pa.. February 12th. 1891
The Annual Meeting of the Stock and Bondholder* of
this Company for the' election of Directors, and
other business as may come before It. wiU be held at the
Office of said Company, in the city of Pittebura. on the
'VHIfiD WBDUBSBAI OF BtABCH, A. J>. lS64 t at JO A.
M.
The Stock and Bond Trancfer Books of the Company,
at their Offleeiathe city of Pittsburg, and at their Trans
fer Agency la tbs city of New York, will be cloced on
the Ist day ol March, at S o’clock P. M . and lemaln
closed until the 17th day of March thereafter.
faHS-tml7 W. H. BABBBS. Secretary.
AIIBSTOW* RUBBOJU) COK
*&• FAHY.— PHILADE&rur., F0b. 19. T Tnst
Thoannnal meeting of the Stockholders of the ALLKN
TOWN RaILKOAD COMPANY Will be held at the
office of the Philadelphia and Beadlnkßallroad Com
pany, 80. 331 South FOURTH Street, Philadelphia, on
WBDMBSDaY. March 9th, 1861. at 13 o’clock M , for the
election of a President and Directors to serve for the ear
rent year, and until others shall be elected. . . .
fogj-imha W. H. WBBB. Secretary.
TUICAK ■UIIK COHPABY —XHtSB
*3- Ant meeting of the VULCAN MINING COM-
Fa MY. under Its article# of aaeoetatlon, will be held on
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A OjFICE OF COMT-TROLXKK of THB CtTttRBNCY
Washington. February 26th, 1864.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned, it has been made to appear that the
Fourth Rational Bank of Philadelphia, In the county of
Philadelphia, and State of Pennsylvania, has been duly
organized under and according to the requirement* of
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pEOPLE!S TELEURAPH.
NEW HtRST-CLASS LINES.
FBILAMSLPHIA OFFICES:
No. 411 CHESTNUT STREET,
GIRARD HOUSE,
MERCHANT’S EXCHANGE READ
ING ROOM,
(RIGHT HARD SIDE, MAIM ENTRANCE )
• . mh2 6k*
jyjARKLEY & SHAFFNER,
SUCCESSORS TO
SHAFFNER. ZEIGLER & 00.,
COKTINUB THB WHOLES ALB
ROSIEST AND VAKIETY BUSINESS,
At the old stand,
fe3WBt* No 36 NORTH FOUR PH STREET.
XTBATON & DEN OK LA, HARDWARE
Commission Merchants, 507 COMMERCE and 510
NORTH fctrtets, offer for »ale;
Anehor Brand k ails; Plymouth Mill Rivets
W. &6. Butcher’s Caut Steel; Eagle Cabinet Looks
Putnam's Horse Nails; Locke’s Bchool Slates.
Copper, Brass, and Iron Wire? Cotton Cards
Abo. a full assortment of American Hardware,
fr-fi-fim If
628. HCOF s ™‘ a 628.
BPBING STYLES NOW READY.
The mo*t complete assortment of new and desirable
et? les and sizes of Hoop Skirts for Ladle*, Misses, and
Children to be found in the cl y. In every respect
FIRST CLAES We solicit an examination and: com
parisou of our Goods and Prices, with all others. Made
at Mrnufectoryi No. 6*B aK'IH street, above Sixth,
Skirts made to order, altered, and repaired. mh.l6t*
T DE-SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS IN OIL
XJ colors SuperiOT styles of portraits made by B, F,
KEIMEB. 63$ ARCH Stroet; striking Ilkenesses, fresh,
Warm,’'and impressive coloring Head fipelymodeled.lt 4
PINE OLD BOUHBON WHISKY—
A (silver Tassel Bsand) sold only b/ the proprietor’s
agent, CHARLES W. NOLEN*
. 15* North Taißagtreit.
This Whisky In sonfldently remommendod
AS A MSDtni-NS
toiboue rpqn’riag a stimulant Tonic, in all cases of bo
dl:y prostration, nervous dtblUty and disease. It U
also of thegyeatest valaeas a medium fov the alminls
tratlori of any Cod Liver Oil, at the s?,me time It acts
beneflcifilly 8B amuedial agent. , it*
CHAMPAGNE.
KJ ICO «mm WIDOW CLICQUOT PONBARCIN OF
BSIMfi Ju«t ?*c*lT«a. «nd for uU to th, trade at th,
Ateut’a prlan. Also,
a«)l>Mk*t» hATOUR OLIVE OIL.
WILLIAM H. YEATON ft CO..
Mhil K«,S9lA»attinoSf»l«lt.
PLANTATION BITTERS.
TATE HAVE LEARNED NOT TO BE
astonished at anything. Years of experience, and
a correspondence extending thronghont all nationalities
of the habitable globe, have turned theories into acts
and established a basis from which we need not err.
We are not eurprised at ench facts a 9 the following,
although the person, who write them are. We know
the persons and eircamstancee. hence feel al liberty to
cn dorse their statements:
41 New Bedford, Mass., Nov. 21,1863
" JIfAR Sir: I have been afflicted many years, with
severe prostrating cramps In my limbs, cold f eo \ a „a
hands, And a general disordered aystem Physicians
and metttfcfn.es foiled to relieve foe. While vUiting some
friends in? Now York, Who were using Plantation Bitters
they prevailed upon m6’to try then*. I commenced with
a small wiiA-glaseful afPsr dinner. Feeling better by de
grees, in a few days I was astonished to find the coldness
and cramps bhd entirely 3aft ine, and I could sleep the
night through, which I had not done ftr years. I feel
like another befog. My apatite and strength have also
greatly improve Jby the use of *ihe Plantation Bitters.
” He ap€ cifhlly, JUDITM RUSSEL."
Reedsbury, Wis., Sept. 16, 1863.
' * * * I haru been In the ibr four
teen months—speechless and nearly dead. At* Alton,
111., they gave me a bottle of Plantation Bitters. * * *
Three bottle* restored speech and cured me. * *3
Ci A. FLAUTEI”
The following ie from the Manager orihe Union Home
School for the Children cYVolunteers:
“ BaVEMETER MA2F6IW, FIPTY'SrSVEHTH ST..
New York. August 2, 1853.
"Dr. Drake: Your wfinder/al Plantation Bittert
have been given to some of out lit tie children, suffering
from weakness and weak letter* Yf mo,,t bappy effect.
One little girl, in particular,* With pains in her head*
loss of appetite, and daily wastii 1 * consumption, on
whom all medical skill had been e xhausted, has been
entirely restored. We commenced with but a teaspoon
fal of Bitters a day. Her appetite and strength rapidly
Increased, and she Is now well.
Respeotfnlly, Qxs. O. M. DEVOS.”
44 * ♦ * I owe much to yon. fdz I verily beHeve’the
Plantation Bitters have saved my life*
Rev. W. H. WAGGONER, Madrid, N. T. ”
“ * * * Thou •will Bend me two bottle* more of thy
Plantation Bitters. My wife has been greatly benefited
by their use.
Thy friend,
AHA CURRIE, Philadelphia, Pa.”
" * • ** * I have bean a great sufferer from Dyspapßia.
and had to abandon preaching. ■* .* * The Plantation
Bitters have cured me.
Rev. J. S. CATHOBN, Rochester, M.Y.”
“ * f * I have given the Plantation Bitters to hun
dreds of our disabled soldiers ’with the most astonishing
G. W. D. ANDREWS,
Superintendent Soldiers 1 Home, Cincinnati, 0.”
* * * The Plantation Bitterß have eared lme of
liver complaint; of which I was laid no prostrate and
had' to abandon my business-
H. B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, 0.”
“ * * *’ The Plantation Bitters have cured ine of a
derangement of the kidneys and urinary organs that has
distress edme for years. It acts like a charm.
C. C. MOORE, No, 254 Broadway.* l
&c., &c„ &c.» &c., Ac., Ac.
The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong, the lan
guid brilliant, and are exhausted nature’s great restorer.
They are composed of the celebrated Calisaya hark, win
teriiecn.'; sassafras, roots, herbs, Ac., ail preserved in
perfectly pore St. GrolX mm.
S. T;-1860.-X*
Persons of sedentary habits, troubled with weakness,
lassitude, palpitation of the heart, lack of appetite, dis
tress after eating, torpid lhrer, 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. —A nr person pretending to sell Plantation Bit
ters In balk or by the gallon is a swindler and impostor.
It is pat up only in oar log«cabin bottle. Beware of bot
tles refilled with'imitation deleterious stuff, for which
several are already in prison. See that every
bottle has our United States-stamp over the cork, ttnmtz
tilbted, and onr signature on-steel-plate side label.
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the habitable
globe.
F. H. DRAKE & CO.,
fe23-tnths3m 202 BROADWAY.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TJEFORT OF 3 HE MASSACHUSETTS
AV MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
JANUARY Ist, 1864.
Loans secured by bond and mortgage ~.$232,250 00
United States and Bank. Stocks 133.890 50
Loans to Policy Holders 207,371 47
Stock held as Collateral by the Company 20,0 50 oo
Interest on deferred premiums 60.254 76
Cash on hand and deposited, and in course of
transmission..**. 14 187 36
Guarantee Capital.* 100,000 00
Real Estate*.*.****-.. 12,000 00
Cash received In past year. - *
Loan n0te5.......
Interest received from Investments.
Income from other sources ...
Amount paid by Death.
* * Returned Premium ...«*•
* * Returned Interest.......
'* Dividends
1 * Expenses
Losses reported. $17,000 *
No Claims Contested by the Company
O. RICE, President.
F. B. BACON, Secretary.
GEORGE F. WILLS. Agent and Attorney,
mhfi stuthCi* Office, 409 WALNUT St, Phlla., Pa.
ROBMAN P. H OLL.IN SHE AD,
A No. 312 WALNUT STREET. PHILADELPHIA,
INSURANCE BROKER AND ADJUSTER.
Marine Losses Adjusted. '
Marine Fire, Inland, and Life Insurance effected in
the most reliable Companies at reasonable rates, with
out CHARGE TO THE ABBURBD.
All baelness relating to Insurance attended to promptly
and carefully.
FORMAN P. HOLLINSHBAD’S
INSURANCE AGENCY,
No. 3J» WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Agent for the following first-class Companies:
HOWARD INSUBAaCECo , OF NEW YORK.
(Organized 1&2*.)
CASH CaPITAL* $250,000.
ADRIATIC FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF NEW YORK,
(Organize! 185 S)
CASH CAPITAL $300,000.
COMMERCIAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF N. YORK.
(Organized I 860.)
CASH CAPITAL. $230,000.
MERCANTILE FIRE INSURANCE 00., OF N. YORK
(Organized 1893 )
CASH CAPITAL $200,000 __
ALBANY CITY FIRE INSURANCE, OF ALBANY, N. Y.
(Organized I 860.)
mhl-m CASH CAPITAL. S2OO,CCO.
statement of the
HOWARD INSURANCE COMPANY,
of kbw tore:.
OFFICE NO. 66 WALD BTERET.
CHARTERED 1835.
January Ist, 1864
Cash Capital
Gross abbets
Consisting of—
Cash on band and out deposit in Phcenlx and
Manhattan Banks $14,995 86
Special deposit with United States Treasury
Department. 15,000 00
Beal Sf-tate owned by • Company unencum
bered—
In New York city* premises No. 05
Wall street * $55,000 00
Honse and lot in Brooklyn 2,000 00
- 57,000 00
Stocks owned by Company at mar
% et va'ne —
Bunk Stcck... $43,750 00
United States, New York State,, and
liew "soik city stock .$129,950 00
173.700 00
Loans on Mortgages, on Beal Estate,
being first liens, (worth, in ike ag
gregate $316,6'0.
Balances due from agents, premiums
unpaid, Interest accrued, and
rents on Beal Estate*.... *•,
liabilities.
Claims for losses unadjaeted
Unpaid Dividend*.'-Ac4,
_ *13.895 37
SAMUEL .T. SKIDMORE. President
Henbt A. oAKi.>y,\Beeretary.
Tne above old-established Company are now prepared
to issue policies on merchandise generally, vessels in
port, ana cargoes..farnitnre, dwellings, Ac., at current
rates, through their agent in this city
Office of Agency-No. 31!A WaLNUT Street. Phila.
mil i-tuthslSt FOBWAK HOLLIS SHE AD. Agent.
T7AME INSUBANt
A No . 406.CH86’
FHII.AD]
JIBE ASP IHLA]
_ pjhbc;
CE COMPANY,
iTBTOT BTBEBT,
ELPHIA.
lNd ihstjbjjjob.
ITOBB. ■
John W. BTermftQ,
Bobert B. Potter,
PranclsM Buck,
Charles Richardson*
Henry Lewis*
O. W. Bay!*,
P. 8. Jußtice,
0,01,8 A -T^kc la *.
John Kessler, Jr.,
S. D Woodruff,
Chevies Stokes,
Joseph D SUis.
BUCK, President.
iABDBOfr, Vice President,
tarr. is!4-«
CHAS, EICHj
W. I. Blakohass. Secret!
FINANCIAL.
TOHN HOBN, JR,
V STOCK,-COMMIBBION BROKER,
NO. 140 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
STAIBS.) ir
PHILADELPHIA.
REFERENCES:
Mes&rs.Thoa. A. BiddleA Go. Msss.GaWt Macalester. A Co.
Messrs. B. B.Whelen St Co. Messrs. Drexel & Co.
Messrs. BuzbyACq. Henry J. Williams. Ksq.
Alexander Bfddle.jßsq. I. P. Hutchinson. Esq.
O. M. Troutman. Esq. D. B Cummins, Bsq. _
Jas. G. King A Sons. New York. fe2B-2m
CECOND NATIONAL BANE OB
teffiWSw o* I»-
OBSAfi I NaTHANHILLBS, Prertdent.
WILLIAM H. RHAWN, Caehier,
(Late of the Philadelphia Bank.)
wtbbotcrb ;
NATHAN HILLIB.
GBORQB W. B3.WH, BEHJ- ROWLAND, Ji_
SIMON,B. SNYDER. BEN J. H. DEACON.
ED WARD HATER. JOHN cooper.
LBWISSHALL'tSoSS. _ , _ v „ .
The Second National Bank of Philadelphia So now
openatNo »3* MAIN Street, Fraokford, for tkotran*-
actlon of a General Banking Bnulneee upon the ratal
Collection. anon all aeeeeiible point* will he mad.
n f2B.s™ er&ltelfm *' Ba,PMt ” y rf. BBlWN.Hu.hu.
OOLDFBB OF LAWBENCE OB MER
“i CEtt COUNTY BONDS, issued to the DtTTSBUBG
AND E2IBIBAILROAD 10.. can 1 earn something to
their advantage by calling at No. 504 MARKET Street.
feaa; a* _
TfBIBS WANTED.—J AMISS OLD-
Ai Him and THOMAS OLDHAM, brothers of the
late Mri, GARK, of Belfast. Ireland, Hill hear of some
thing to their advantage, on applying to
BAIAOEL BLACK.
No. R CASTLE BUILDINGS, B.Uaet, Ireland.
Further particulars on application at the office of J.
B. & W. CREIGHTON, 11 and 13 STRAWBERRY
SI reel mfr* 6t*
JXAPBJfc WABEHOUB®.
fareell, irking. &. CO.,
510 MINOR STREET.
Manvfacturere of ROLL WRAPPERS. DOUBLE and
SINGLE MEDIUM, CAP, and CROWN MANILLA, on.
hand, or made to order.
Highest price paid for-rope inlargaor email quanti
ties. fa2fi- 3 m
Paper hangings.—john h.
LON GSTRBTE. No. IS North, THIRD Street Hit.
ving the sole agency for sereral of the largest Eastern
manufaciurers enables us *how an
of new rosicns, which will kc sold at manufacturers
S'tola The 1&«T door will be devoted to retailing.
Dwelling deqorat.d in flrßt-.laas a'.yl*. and the hana
ing department properly i ys| i d^ d l | o ' l . OKasxßßTH
fr 2 7. lni . Wo. 1!1 North THIRD Street
NEW LIGHT.
The tnheerlberi-wonld Informthepnhlle that they hay,
ln.«dneedlnthl.«Ry ßi[W
po6s»Bt tag advantages over all others in use. vii: PIC
TT7BE> taken by this Light are more Ule-Uke and na
tural. Children are taken almost instantaneously. say
in two seeonde. TLe superior and artistic finish of flu
FiMnt ? .Uk. ? h^fik { d jf f CTSS oa
w-iuu* «is£n«stna
AGENTS Wanted TO SELL THE
“ STANDARD HTSTOET OF T'HH WAS. A rare
•20O > Dar t m?^nh S n ’ss B ii> A **»U u* cioarlng from fUO *o
•ZOO per month. ZOO 000 volumes sold. Addrern
h]7 i * JOHZB. 8808.1 AOO., PnbUshers.
_rel?-lm. BALTINORK. tji.
“C H Hi^ I £^V’rr A german ohe
msSiisFßgssNsa
■■ —— mi 2t*
WANTED—AT 103 NORTH SECOND
,V street, aitood. alronir «r.and BOY, about IB rp.ir«
old. Pood references required.
WANTED— THREE PERFECT
copieaof “THE PRESS” of August 20:h, 15m
4 good price will be paid for them at tmg office mao- tr
WANTED—A LAD, AS AN ASSIST-
T * ant in a Real Estate Ofßcfi. Apply to
ROBERT MAG GREGOR,
it 410 WaLNUT Street.
WAN T E D—THIS DAY FARM
Hards and Gardeners; also, German, French.
Irish. &nd Americas Girls. White or Colored, to 011
ruinations in private and public bonne*, restaurants, &c>
Business A none j, 60S soul 804 LOCUST Sfcreou above
£!*bth. abo»3t*
WANTED—AN ACTIVE BUSINESS
Man who can Infldeece consignments in the Pro-
Confimisslon business (about to be started), for
which a liberal salary will be-given Bone*but exoerf*
cel nee <l apply. Address ü ßusiness," at this
leal same, stating Where an interview can
ae p M. ifihS'Bs*
RANTED—a YOUNG- MAN HAY
nar»\]wl a « t ' in l* capital is desirous of forming a eopirt-
SLy <pl n v B 6 ? <a }’liBbed wholesale acd produce l basl
ffrftB 1 »t references given arid required. Ad
***** jug lOR, atthi ß Offl M m h!s Sft*
Wanted, by a wholesale
fILL^ c i , i.** n^ 8ho 1n Hou8e » a SALESMAN, who can in*
25 e J'SiS®S To one who can makO himself nae*
lS^i 1 wi 11 be given. Address Box
1025. P. 0., with name and reference. mh4-3P
WANTED—A SITUATION AS CHO
fEISTBB, or aH TSNOR STitGEB. by a <3entlemaa
fallv competent lo fill either position. Addrtrf# “NO
K.« Preee omoe. rnh3-3t*
WANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN OF
. . „ businee habits,'a Situation as Salesman, oiraMis
tart Bookkeeper, in son,eYe*pficrable House. Reference
given. Address **y: C. R* rr ,P!raw office. mkS-St*
WANTED—AN ACTIVE OR gFE
ABTNBB, With *lO,OOO to *15,010. lo *
proflfmWo.net oa?h mmnfactnrtng bnslness. AddiEtra
J*. T-« this office. • mbs et* -
W"ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAH,
’ T twenty-two year; of age, asituatlontoseU goods
trr .ample, in the etty and &&7elltßK. Address “J PC”
Press office. m hB-Bt*
WANTED CLOTHING.—PERSONS
' haying Clothing to dieposo of will please call on
or address o MILLER, •
jafi-tathaSra* Wo. MBS CHESTNUT Street,
WAN TED— SHARE AS A PARTNER,
’ » Silent or Artive. in the COMMISSION TRADE,
wherefrom $3,000 to.910.(00 Would yield a good return;
Prodnee or tihinping preferred. Apply, withreal name
and hneinoee. Box 12*16, ” Poet Office, inli3-.lt*
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS
"T CLBRK; a quick, ready writer, and a good pen*
man; a graduate of the High School. One who under*
stands Phonography preferred. Address, with refe
recce, ‘Box 2714.” Post Office.' mh2 6t
TXTANTED—A GE NTUBBt A.N, QUA*
\ .. RIFIBU to teach Infantry Tactics and Armr Re*
anlatione. aa an ASSISTANT INSTRUCTOR in & Military
school. An officer who has seen service, and thoroughly
posted in Infantry Tactics, preferred. Apply in
E.* r ££P* by letter edcloaing teatimoniaie, to JOHS H
- Pree Mmtai ' y Sch°ol
WANTET—AN ACTIVE OR SPE
GIAL PARTNER (latter preferred) with cash
capital of *25.000, to engage in a profitable wholesale net
cash bneiueg*. Address *‘J T. a.*” Box 1006. Phila.
Post Office ’■
H) linn TO INVEST AS ACTIVE
. r *“ V-fVf Paitner In an established business. 4d
dnss, with particulars. Post Office Box 2879. mh3*3t*
A MONTH I—l Want TO HIRE
AGENTS in every Coua‘y, at $75 a month, ex
pen res pMd, to Bell my new cheap Family Sewias Ma
chines, Address.S, MADISON. Alfred,Me, ' Cf9l2 d&W3m
MONTH! —I Want Agents at
t?4> \iV/j6oa month.expenses paid, to sell my Ever lotting
Pencils* Oriental Burners* and 13 other articl 1 s. 15 circa
lars »ent/ree JOHN F. LORD, BiHdeford. Me ia27-2m
M GERMANTOWN RESIDENCE—
WANTED—A commodious DWELLING, fnraished
or ncfnrr/ishedi is, or qnlte near to, Gerpiantown.
J. P, KBtNBOTH, WaDHU? St.
M BOUSE WANTED—WANTED A
good famished or unfurnished HOUSE, the first of
April or May, for one year (by a desirable family; no
small children), location west of TENTH- and north of
PINE siTeeie. Address “C. B. W.” P. 0., 80x2823.
State tern's and location. mbs St*
•TWO BLACK EGYPTIAN MARBLE
MANTLBE for sale atB3s ARCH Street mh3-3t«
T7OR SALE.—STOCK FIXTURES,
and Goodwill of an old Paint aod Var
nieh Store. Address Box 13S8, Post Office. mh6 3t*
pOAL YARD FOR SALE—THE BEST
fitted up yard in the c’ty. Capacity for doing any
amount of bnsfnesa. Inqaire at No. 957 North NINTH
Street,below Girard avenue. Terms easy, m 5 6t*
■*...5167 480 77
... 68 480 00
... 38 786 63
... 6,(00 00
PUBLIC B>LE OF PERSONAL PRO
PERTL-Will ba sold at public sals, on WEDNES
DAY. Mareh 9,1884, at the residence of the subscriber,
on CHURCH LANE, Darby township. Delaware county,
near Bine Bell:
51.830 00
16,388 96
325 12
... 7,6:9 26
... 35,006 91
Six horses: two colts, one 2 the other 3 years old sired
by Pilgrim Patchen, dam by Morgsn; one pair of Red
York State oxen, superior qmlitr ; twelve cows, now in
prefit; two carriages and harness; two market w-igoi.B,
pole and shafts; thre* sets double harness three do
single harness, robe and blankets; three sets car;bar*
nes»; leading and ox chains t two broad-wheel ox carta;
two do horse carte; one do road wagon; one dump
wagon; cue stone cart: two Buckeye mowers;, one Pratt
hay rake; chain fan. grindstone; set of quarry tools, and
& grea'< variety of farming utensils, snch as plows, har
row*, cultivators, &c. G BICHARD. Auctioneer.
A full set of milk dairy fiatnaes, consisting of churns,
cans, pans, measures* Ac.
Household furniture, conslsetog of bedsteadfl, tables,
chairs, washstands. ingrain and rag carpets, two stoves,
two clocks, crockery and qneeneware, slds-saddle and
bridle, and a variety of articles not mentioned.
Sale to i ommence at 12 o’clock Four months’ credit on
all sums over $3O.
mhs-*tr2t*
MF O R SAL E—A DESIE ABLE
four-story brick RESIDENCE, with back build*
tags and modem conveniences. side yard ; situated at
the N. W. corner or JUNIPBB and sPRTJos Streets.
Apply to ROBERT MAO GREGOR.
It 4f19 WALNUT Street.
m PLEASANT RESIDENCE, N. W.
.■2k corner of Eleventh and Filbert Ste. ,-20-feet front,
with back buildings and usual modern conveniences; lot
127 feet deep, and suitable for many kinds of business,
karly possession given. For sale by A. P. &J. H MOS
RIB. 9Xfi ABOH Street. mhs.4t*
m TWO NEAT COTTAGES FOR
JEsUSALK—Sltuate north side of HAMILTON Street,
West of Thirty third street, one at $2,050 and one at
$2. *6O. cl tar < f all incumbrances -street is paved, and gas
and water in front. Apply to
SAMUEL HUTCHINSON,
Corner of THIRTY'FOURTH and HAVB&PORD
Streetw. mh6»sluth3t
non — A W'B LLSEOURED
vP-t M • Yearly Ground Bent of this amount f<yr
sale. LUKENS & MONTGOMERY, Conveyancers. 1035
BEACH Street. It*
. $250,000 00
411.770 84
T O^T—A CERTIFICATE OF 5 PER
-Li CENT. LOAN OF STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
for *516.05, dated March 12. 1830. No. 754. 1a name of
WILLIAM MEREDITH. Also, a Certificate of 5-per
cent. Loan of State of Pennsylvania, ror the son of $2OO.
dated June 30. 1846. No. 1462. in the name of ELI K.
PRICE, administrator of William Meredith in trnst. Ap
plication has been made to the Auditor General for a re
newal of said Certificates
felfr-Sm ELI K PRICE. No. 811 ARCH Street.
139,940 00
INSTATE OF JOHN FRAZIER, DE
•Li CBaSED.—Letters of Administration on the Estate
of JOHN FRAZIER, deceased, late of the city of Phila
delphia, bavin* been granted to the undersigned by
Ihe Register of Wills for the City and County of Phila
delphia, all persons indebted to said Estate will please
make payment, and those having claim® against the
same to make them known to
11,194 98
$411,770 84
.$13,650 00
. 238 87.
„ JANE FRAZIER. Admi&istMtri*.
mhs>6t 3300 AROS street,
Or to her Attorney, ISa&O a. PRICE,
S. W. cor. SPRING GARDEN and THIRTEENTH Sts.
TTNITED STATES, EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, SOT.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITBb STATES.
to the marshal of the eastern district of
PENNSYLVANIA,
GREETING j
WHEREAS, The District Court of ihe-Unlted States in
and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly and
duly proceeding on a Libel,,, filed in the name of the
United States of America, hath decraad all persons in
general who have, or pretend to have, any right,
title, or interest in the sloop LIDA, whereof J. Q.
A. Butler was master* her .tackle, apparel, and furni
ture, capmied by the United States. Bhip Seminole, a
vessel of war of tbe navy .of the United States, to b*
monished, cited, and called tojudgment, at the time and
place underwritten, and to the effectshereafter expressed,
(justice so requiring.) Yon are. therefore, charged and
strictly enjoined and commanded, that yon omit not,
but that by publishing thesd prevents in at least two
of the daily newspapers printed and published in
the city of Philadelphia', and* in the Legal In
telligencer* yon do monish and-cite, or cause to be
monished ana cited, peremptorily, all-persons in general
who have, or pretend Co have, any- right, title, or late
rest tn the said sloop LIDA, her tackle, apparel., au<l .
lum'tore to appear before IhAHonorable JOHN CAD* .
WaLAjDER, the Judge gf Hie. said, court, at tbe Dis
trict Court room, in the city of-Vtailadeephia. on tho twee.-,
tieth day after publication of those presents, if itbe a coc:s
day, or else on the next.const day fallowing, ijetweau
tbe usual hours of hearing ..causes, then and' there to
show, or allege, in ,due foxm.. of law. a xoason&Me
and lawful excase., if any they have, 'why the
said sloop LIDA her tac>lp, apuarel, and farnU jre,
(•botild not be pronounced to belong, at tbe time of
the capture of the same. to. ihe enemies of the United
States, and as goods of*iheir snsmies or otherwise
liable and subject tocondeiao&fton. to beaJ.jadgGd and
condemned as good, an'-Mawfoi prize*; atwt farther to
do and receive in thlj.-.DfiluutfjU to justice fib'Ul ftp*
pertain. And that yoti.duly inornate, orraaseto’jfriatl
mated, nnto all personfc&fbreKWHl, general! y, (to whom
by the tenor of these presents ibis also iniimateJ*} that
if they shall not apparent thfe&me andpls.ee abeve men
tioned, or appear nf>» show a reasonable and
lawful cause to the contrary, then said District Court
doth intend and wiJjproceed to adjudication on* the said
capture, and may pronounce that the said slept* LIDA,
her tackle, apparel,. and furniture, did belong, at the
time of the cgpttfe.of ttie same, to the ecemles of
the Waited* States, of-America, and at gootla of their
enemies, or otherwise., liable and enhiact to con*
hscatioh and condemnation, to be adjudged and con
demned as lawful prize, one absence, or rathor contuma
cy, of the persons Bo’cited: and intimated in anywise not
withstanding, and* thahyou duly certify to the said Dis
trict Court what you shall do In the prsiaises, together
with these presents.
Witness the Honorable JOHN CADWAJ.ADER, Jttdg*
of the said Court, aft Philadelphia, this teird day of
MARCH, A. D. 1894, and in the elzhty-eighth yi&f
of the Independence of the said United states.
mh6-3t G. R. FOX. Clerk- District Cov+L
IMPORTERS OF
*• WTNBG AND LIQUOKS.
U.DMAN, BALLADE, & CO.,
No. IMS SOUTH NINTH STRBETi
Between Chestnut and Whlnut, Philadelphia.
G. M. L4HMAN,
A M BALLADE,
noK)-6m D BEPPING.
OF REMOVAIj.
The undersigned would Inform their friends and the
SttbUc generally that they have removed from thelrOld
land, 617 ARCH Sveef* to their
SPLENDID NEW WAREROOMS,
No. BAs ARCH BTRKK.T,
where tier'wUJ.wntlime th&jale of
GAS FUTURES, CHANDELIERS,
COAL-OIL BURNERS, Ssc.
-HajiuK associated -with our house Ur. OHABLB9
(formerly the Principal Designer Ibr Cornelius
& we now prepared to execute orders for Gas
fixture;; of all grades and designs, from the plainest to
the meat massive end elaborate!
VAN KIRK <B QO ,
f.»-3ra Ho 81* ARCH STREET.
«rfggr_*ri CORRECT PIANO TUNING
8 hfejewnVwrt l B*i
l <urtsi^-asK."
ewiet tonedae n»w.
T«hi, Cot Tula*. 31- Mll-taU.
WANE'S.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
JOHN J. HOf>pE3.
MAkGABEP MAKBUOON.
1081 AMD tnVHD.
liEGAIi.
WINES AND LUtyORS.
AMUSEMENTS.
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
GRAND GYMNASTIC EXHIBITION
PtTPItiS OF HH-LKBHArrus ft LEWIS*
OYMKAsitrar,
FOKBDA.T KVRBISO. Mlreh g. txV4 o'dook.
A rtMt pm*ramm« of General G,mnaatic» h, Chlldrait
«f bn«l br thj Orcßegtra -Acroba tc.
PencftfiT— Aparrtng, DriDtflg, Ac. “
TlckeW*2s«en?aj raerved se»t« ROcentn. Ctnbebad
attbeG\ v mna*iuar. cornerNlfiTH «nd AROH: atJ E
GOULDV. SBVISiITa and OHESTMUT. and *t ibe Aca
demy ofM 'SKio, corner of BROAD and LOCU£T. mhs 3t
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MU SIC-
Mr. s' Ei. MtJHDOCH’S
BBi'O.ND BEAD! (JG
r a behalf orthe
WBBBY FA=SITi.IBB O? SOLDISK9,
STATES E SHITAEY COMaiSSIOJJT,
MONDAY EVENING, Marsh 7th, 1864 s
fnIrfMt—PBOTIMSCE ATO J.OVE OT COUHTBT
Including a Poem ouHtled
GETTYSWRG,
By Jam?e Pe Haes Janvier, inthorof
fießiirel.” *
(lieketk. Twenty-live Cen'a; Reserved pif,-
Cenra—may now beebtaiaed.
fit tbo Academy -the north side i'Siravii ,v
724 Obestnat street. _ , *
Doom open- at Reading to at 0.
mh4-St-
ACADEMY OF MUSSEL
guand cosrcßßr
THREE HUNDRED PUPILS
OF TUB
GUIS’ GRAMMAR SCHOOLS PHILA..
ÜBdor the ISK *.
Br>WBR
„„-—,.»i? nL > J A>. PI AHO ABD MUSIC STC34B
My[ K at t !,?L : \ tr6etB ' aßd at la « AOADS
ttt 6ii “' PerftK'inaece to eonucsce at 7*
o ctocK r jh. mh3-3t
JPOURTPENTH ANNUAL
FARCY AKD CITrZEHS’ DHEBS BALI
ACTORS’ OKBEK OF FRIENDSHIP, .
To bs *i»n at the
musical Fund ball.
TUBSUAT EVhKIBG, March 8. 1564.
ypterof Ceremonies CHARLES DURARQ E„', •
HoorManager «• ABkS; R; -
Wm,'Wheatley, !i,Vwlb I,’aker, IJohnPanl
Benj. e. “ofterts. W H Holley. Al“. Vtlfc*.
Aameßß. Roberts, Iff L. Bhecom-b- I
Ticket #iV For sa.e at all the Hotels and Booksioi-se.
Bieley s R i WB Stand. COntlnftntkt Hotel..Ac
Snjger w 111 be teryed from 11 till 2 o’clock. mhr> St* '
THE THIRD AND LAST LEOTHHB
J- OF THE COUKBE
will he given by
MR DR CORDOVA.
AT CONOEttT HALL.
Olf THURSDAY fiVkNnyoi, AfABCH lOtit
fiUHJECT;
OUR FIRST RABY.
_ , * TaLE op home.
anm. ing nnc of the Conreo. Do tile most
Doors open at 7 Lectnre at 8 o'clock.
Assembly buildings, tenth
A*D CHBSTHUT. ’ ' l rt
WEDNESDAY, 9th March. BP. M.,
LECTURE ON TtSE HAND.
Tickets at Mr. leypoldt’s Foreign Etfoketore,
above Thirteenth, or on evening at nbq^illtes
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
” thrrb GLOKrous FltrtES
THIS (SATURDAY) 5
_ MISS BTng HENDERSON '
Tho yonng, chajmlng, and ver«atilo aerres*. la Ihe n«v
lriFh KaTHLBBN MaYOUP,N?BBN, and SJT
new Protean Play pptttled the a ’’ ana
xr- x... stratagems of an actressi
Miss Ittte Henderson sußtainiog flve'oirarPQtebariittafw
To conclude w %Veooean
Dorr Office open from 9 till 3, Doors oped at 7 o’clock.
r-B.OVER'S CHESTNUT-STREET
THBATSE.
GRA.WD FAMILY MATIIfgY
, This (BATDEDAY) AfternCMj; SlarthSlh,
when Will be presented thei great Irish S.aiile Drama
THB COLLBE/f BAWH
Price of Admiuion is fixed at SOc. to all parte of the
hotxue. Two t*cket ß admit tbreo persons. Children 25c
Faiuily Circle 250. Ho reserved seats. Doers open at 2
o clock; commence at 2k. vpen at z
« COLLEEN EAWIf
On MCWDaY. Drama of PPBB GOLD.
KIES. JOHN DREW’S NEW ARCH
A’-A STREET THEATRE.
SIXTH NIGHT OF MBS. JOHN DREW
COMEDY AND THRILLING DRAMA '
THIS (Saturday) EVENING. March 5 IBc>4
THE MAGIC MaRRIAOs“ ' “ ’
The Marchioness de Volterra Mrß. John Drew
The Che-v .tler de Monte Celllna Itarton mu
To conclude with THB WILLO W CoPiB,
Bose Fielding- .Mrs. John Drew.
Ln§;;ii;^^
mondayVmks. john'drew. 11^Bobs<m -
Prices as usual. Curtain rises at 7% o’clock.
fiONCURT HALL*—GOTTSOHALK-—.
MAX &TSAEOSCH respectfully Informs the pabllf
that
_ MB. L. M GOPTSCHALK
will give in Philadelphia, prior to his departnre foe
_ Europe.
~ „ TWO GBAND FaBEWBLL OONCBBTB.
On MONDAY ahd TUESDAY BVENIWGSi March 7th
and Bth,
when the greatestlivtag Pjima Donna Contralto.
M MB BLBffA D’ANGBI,
A=d the young and highly talented Violinist.
Mr. SIMON HASSLER^viSI^^^d 1 *
Will assist & r ;g?tA?ffi M - S6HiIITZ ’ Violdncelle,
Mnslcal Director and Conductor 8 Behrens.
Admission, M cents Reserved Seats SO cents extra.
Seatß may be seenred for either of the two Onncerta at
4. s. Uouid s Susie Store, corner of Seventh and Gh«st>
ant, commencing Friday morning. March 4th,- at 9 A. M*
Doois open at 7&. Conceit to commence at 8. mht-fifc ;
T7LEVENTH-ST. OPERA HOUSE.
-A* “THE FAMILY RESORT ”
CARNCROSS ,ND DIXET’S MINSTRELS.
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE OP THE WORLD,
ln their
„ , „ SELECT ETHIOPIAN SOIREES.
Bplendid Singing, Beautiful Dancinr, Laughable Bur. -
leeqnes Plantation Scenes, So,. Ac., hr
TWENTT TALENTED ARTISTS.
. , EVERT EVENING THIS WEEK. •
Tickets cents. Boon tpen at 7 o’clock.
fe27-3m J. L C ARNO BOSS. Business Muyapfi
HPHE GREAT PICTURE.
AT CONCERT HALL LECTURE BOOU
Fo s.*.Si!Bi.!»«on-
COMMENCING THURSDAY, FEBRUARY », ISM. -
J. Insco WUU*nw‘ celebrated '
PANORAMA OF THI BIBLE. •
Tills Is the most complete and finished Paint!eg of.tfe*-; *.
Sacied Sevlpmrts in the world* comprising over flftyef
the root t
SUBLIME AND THRILLING SCENES
Of the first-three thousand years of Biblical History*-
formins aliogether one the finest exhibitions of Iheace,'
OP±N EVERY EVENING at half .past 7
Admission 26 cents.
XL B. Wat*n6e« -on Wednesday and Saturday-after
noons. at 3 o’clock.
Admission for Children 16 cents.
fJEBMANI A. ORCHESTRA.—POBLIO"
BBHBABB4LB every SATURDAY. >t 3 o'clock, ?* ■,
M, at the MUSICAL FUND HALL. Single ticket* £ *
cent*. Packages of six ticket*, $L • To be had at AM*
DEE'S. 110. A CHBBTJTDT Street, 3- B GOULD, flw* >
TENTH and CHESTNUT, and at the Hall door. fe«-tf
PENNSYLTA NIA ACADEMY ’ OJe*
*- THE FINE ARTS,
lO»5 CHESTNUT STfiBET..
OPEN DAILY (Sunday* excepted) from 9 A. M. Illi*
6 P. M.
4dmiulon2scentß. Children half price j&ZLtf -
EDUCATION AU.
/CHITTENDEN’S COMMERCIAL COL—
LEGE* 03T CHESTNUT Street, comer cf SeY>enthi- Vl «
Practical Inatractlon in BOOK KEEPING in its dlf-*
ferent branches.
PENMANSHIP—PIain and Ornamental..
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS, COUUE&GIAt/,
LAW. Ac ,—Stndente Instructed separately. -Catalogue®,
furplehtd on application. ' mUfi-.tfttff •
T&OBDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE.,
3 > BOKPESTOWfII, N. J,
Inetttntlon is pleasantly located on the Delaware
m«. IK bonr’a ride from Philadelphia.. Bpc •ULettabi*
Mon v* paid to the common and. Maher V.’&aabM- *jf
5 HtSLIIsH. and superior advantages fß.Tniahei.Aa,vocal
end 7nsvrnmental Slmle. FRENCH taught '*>v natlT*»
uadi spoken in the family For Oataloroee, adnnees
Rot. JOHN B. BRAKEfiE*. A.M.,
FreelderJl.
TILLAGE GRBISN..SBUHKAaY.
* NBAS MEMA, PA.—Pupils r#caiv*d at.'tinjr '.tanej
3)H|rH4fc- Mathataaticfl. Classics, and Sol-gmem
Ta.etics, Bock-keepinfc. £.nd CK’JIBU*
rtaeerine tangkt. Entiie expunios abort *3p§r-‘week.
Boys of all aim lakes. Before to £?:,», •*-
Sheriff; John u. Capp & Co.. No. 2S South Third**treat;
and Thomas J. Clayton. Esq.. Fifth, and Prime street*.
/«dd*eeft Rev. J. HAitVEY BARTON. AM... TUlam
Onra, Pa. nofl-tf
COPAKTNBBSHIPS.
T'BE VJ> DKRSIGNEB; : HAVlfc THIS
I, d»t formed a copartnership far the ti&p« action of
PEOCUCS and GENERAL COMMISSION, BUSINESS,
under tfcftinrin name of
MIOHRNER-&,
»vG M4BKEP street,
(Snccpseore to Joe. Ik-.Ske.we)li))
AMO& J. MIOHENEJL. AJ.?AB9& YOI7NG.
Mabjh 1.1864 mfal-tutbsst*
/^PARTNERSS r IiP:~-THE SUB.
&TRTBBBS fcavq this* eixliili: day of/JPebrnary. 19M.
oDtared Into CopartneraJilp, tm'dar- the oiune and style of
BmHETT & BST DEE, foyjfiararpoMi »f tranaeetln* a,
WHOLESALE OOMHISSIOITIAIMtfBatBUdItrSSS.
J. F. BEHHOTT & a P. BNYDBR.
Office SaS COMMEROa Street
HOIBES,
JONES HOUSE,
HARRISBURG, Pa,,
?joshs« market stbsbt akd ma:«xj,t sacam,
A flrst-cisss honse. Ter-WA. IS PSr &£J.
NOTICE,.
THE PHKjAJOEUHISI AKD NEW YORK
EXPRESS STEAMBOAT COMPANY
'Will idsuma their regular dally trip* hotween Phila
delphia and Haw York
ON MONDAY, MARCH 7, 1864.
Freight received at MARKET STREET WHARF, Phi
ladelphia, and foot Of WALL SBREBT, Hew. Fork, <U>A
delivered In either city in TWffITT- four HOIJKB.
Goode forwarded with despatch to all points fraa at
comsiiwion.
TfcefacUUiet of this Gos»anjr are am* aa te loaare
ahippere enperlor accommpiatlonis and reaiouftbte vates.
WM. P. CLTDS, Ajceat,
No. 14 SOUTH DSLAWAKB A VBNUB, Philadelphia.
JAMBS HAND. Agent,
80. 117 WALL STREET, B»w Vork.
WILMOW WHI4ADIN. President. aU St*
_ _-rr—NOTICE.—THE PHILA-
JhHB) DBLPHSA STEAM PROPELLER 00.
will resume their ItiMtOfUtlpijla Delaware and
Rar'tOß caial to Hew Fork on MOHDAY, March 7,1334.
The Steam Propellers oyhle Company are of the First
Class. having dally at 111 and 8 F. M. Delivering their
cargoes In Hew Yorklu 24hour* *
Ponfreleht.wMch will be taken an accommodating
TBHAK\ P la T 10 WM ' M ' BAIHD * CO.. AgesLl3AS.
DR. FINE, PRACTICAL DEN
aae.wur.ntedon Ana Gold. Flatlna, Silver. VnloulK
Cara.lte. Amber, Ac., atprloee, ror neat and aabctww
work, r-ore reaeombl. the* any Dentist In this oltr et
State. Teeth blamed to last for lift. ArtificiallMS
repaired to salt .Ho pain In extracting, work war-
MEttf to At, MfelttkM. kMt fitßUlMi IIMS
mh4-faw3t*
O.H. MAKE.