The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, March 16, 1864, Image 3

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    Public Entertalnmeura.
Mb. Oottsohalk'b Comcbbt, on Thur*a»y ov>
nlDgi will be made additionally intererting t>y the
pretence ot Mr. Hnbelmann, a charming tßnor, a “"
nceennriiy over praiacd by aome journal*, but well
deaervirg ot bla great popularity. Mra. Behrena
willains “Ah! mon fil«,” and muat neoeasarily be
compared with Madame D’Angri, who
at each of the eoncerta last week- R h
attraetiona of the programme will be the Beethoven
trio for piano, violin, and violonoello, performed by
Mr OotLhalk, Carlo Patti, and Oharlee Schmitz,
one of our fineet reeident artiata.
Mb. J. E- Mubdoch’s Kbadimos, on Thursday
evening, will be of patriotic and Scriptural aelcc
tlone, and for -the benefit or the Fint Preabyterlan
Church. It eeeme, by the way, aa if Mr. Murdoch
had entirely withdrawn from the atage, and we are
sorry for it.
Env. Db. Chapin hfil chosen for the subject of
bis leotuie, Friday evening, “ Europe and America,”
and it need not be eaid that he will treat It elo
quently and intelligently. »
CITY ITEMS.
' Thb “ Gbovbk A Bakbr” Shwing Machinu
agbibbt thb World.—lt ie a perfectly safe pro
position, on the pert of the Qrovdr & Baker Sewing
Machine Company, to challenge comparison with all
Other Sewing Machines. There are several thou
sand of these admirable instruments in use in this
city alone, and among the entire number there could
not be found one owner who would willingly ex
change hie machine for any of it* rivals, though the
latter should be furnished at half price. This ma
chine, it Win be borne in mind, is the only one ever
invented whioh performs fine Embroidery. We
may state in this Connection also that the Stitching
Booms at the splendid office of the Grover & Baker
Company, No. 730 chestnut street, are now attract
ing much attention. Sewing of all kinds is exe
cuted here at the ehorteat notice, and an elegant line
of made-up articles is constantly kept on hand.
Elegant Spring Stock.—Messrs. C. Somers &
Son, No. 62S Chestnut street, under Jayne’s Hall,
are now opening the most elegant and desirable
stock >f Spring Garments, made up in the latest
style*, from the choicest materials, mainly of their
own importation, that they : have ever offered.
Gentlemen either wishing to order Shirts, or to pro
cure them in the best style ready-made, will serve
themselves handsomely, and save money by visiting
this popular old house.
Gbit. Grant Goins to Washington.—Lieute
nant General Grant is to be permanently located at
Washington, and will proceed to that city as soon as
he can conclude certain military arrangements. His
principal object in being at the seat of Government
is to direct the movements of all the armies, and to
be near to Philadelphia, so as to be able to procure
his wearing apparel at the Brown-Stone Clothing
Hall of Boohhill & Wilson, Nos. 603 and 605
Chestnut street, above Sixth.
April Showbbs.—The season is clearly one
month ahead of itself. We had February in Janas,
ry, Maroh in February, and are having April in
Ma'roh. Of course we shall have May in April, and
so on, unless something happens to change the pro
gramme Yet all this ean have no effect upon the
universally-acknowledged fact that W. W. Alter
535 North Ninth street, sells the beat and cheapest
■Coal in Philadelphia.
‘The Greatest Invbwtiowof tub Age. —Among
'the thousands of visitors constantly ebbing and
flowing at the agenoy of the Florence Sewing Ma
chine Company, there is not one of ordinary intelli
gence who is not struck with the almost superhuman
perfection of this wonderful machine. It makes no
less XhKnftmr dijfferent stitches (all the most deairal
Me ones that exist), and executes sewing of all kinds
-with a degree of neatness, strength, and elasticity
that has never heretofore been equalled in ma
chinery. Every one of these superior machines
-sold is guarantied to give aatiifaatian, or the money
-will be refunded to the purchaser after a proper
trial.
Tfe “ Pp-ize- Medal ” Shibt, invented by Mr.
John P- Taggart, and sold by Mr. George Grant, 610
Chestnut street, is, without exoeptlon, theheatshiri
of the age, in fit, comfort, beauty, anil durability.
His stock of Gentlemen’* Famishing Goods, of his
own exclusive manufacture and importation, is also
the choicest in the city, and hiß prices are moderate.
Gbeat Bbductioh in Prices.
Great Reduction In Prices,
Ladles’ and Misses’ Fine Cloaks.
Ladies’ and Misses’ Fine Cloaks.
Also,
Bich Furs of all kinds.
Rich Furs of all kinds.
In anticipation of the dote of the teaaon, we art
now prepared to make a large concession from for*
jmer prices on all our stock.
J. W. Proctor & Co.,
The Paris Cloak and Fur Emporium,
930 Chestnut street.
A Babe Tbeat.—Professor Edward Dunbar, who
created quite a sensation at the Academy of Music,
last Fiiday evening, will deliver a lecture on “Our
Country and the War,” at Concert Hall, this eve
ning. He will also sing several popular songs. The
proceeds are for the benefit of the widows and
orphans of the soldiers of the Union. This of itself
ought to secure a crowded audience.
Zeno, of all virtues, made choice of silence; for
by it, said he, “I hear other men’s imperfeotions,
and conceal my own.” Silence may be a virtue at
times, but we doubt if even Zeno would have been
silent, had he been familiar with the name and fame
of Granville Stokes, the celebrated clothier, No. 609
Chestnut street.
“ Tee city of Kiehmond—they passed near it, Kil
patrick and his men, and Custar, and then let
her be in her glory.” The person who penned
this paragraph has been arrested for false swearing,
but after the suit is commenced nobody will know
when it will be finished. Suits commenced at
Charles Stoke* Si Co.’*, under the Continental, are
generally finished the next day. Suitors, hear this
In mind.
At thb salesroom of Scott & Stewart, No. 622
Chestnut street, there is as fine a collection of oil
paintings, mounted In rich gold-leaf frames, as we
have witneesed for several yean, and we think those
who wish to purchase would do well to examine
them before the sale, which take, place next Thurs
day, Friday, and Saturday eveningr, March 17th,
lSth, and 19th. Open In the evening, with descrip
tive catalogue, until 9Ji o’clock F. M.
S. B. Battdr & Co.,
109 Almond street and 122 Cottasb street
Philadelphia,
.Driller, and Boren of Artesian Wells,
mhB-i2t« Prospecting for Minerals, &o.
Coens, Bunions, Ihvhbtbd Nails, Ehlaboni
Joints, and all diseases of the feet, cured without
pain or inconvenience to the patient, by Dr. Zaehfr
cie. Surgeon Chiropodist, 921 Chestnut street. Befsn
to physicians and surgeons of the city. ja2Mf
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
TO TWELVE O’CLOCK LAST NIGHT.
Continental —Slnth a:
J We.lman, Louisville, Ky
V R Brunot, Pittsburg
2? W Turner, Boston
H W Puller, Boston
Mr Blain & wf, New York
Mrs Bd&'uxd, New York
Mrs Colton. New York
Miss Co j ton. New York
Mrs EB Grubb. Burlington
B W Banm. hyracnee
B J Se? mour, N Jersey
P B Belloway* TJ 8 A
W Jolimton, Cincinnati
FPScoit. Baltimore
C D Schmidt A wf, Washtn
J A! Ccji-j er. Frankford
Lt T M Pt-ber, b SA
H Hets, USA
£lisemc«. Now York
W H Dunirey. Washington
j H B Latiobe, Baltimore
J M Milier, Baltimore i
C D Moore, s»ew York
P Dwyer. USA
J Connell West Virginia
J Brady, Wheeling, Va
It Dix. NewToik
BTI mean, Jr, Kentucky
Miss Br*od
IS Marsh flew York
S Marsh, New York
I) B B* ton, New York
C Minot, New York
Q 6 BernsfM- New York
L A Oe born A ia NY
PB Horton A la. N J
CTyng- Ha?«na
MreCTyng Havana
CDTyui Havana
P I) Luther, Potts ville
G H Quincy. Boston
J R Lee, Buffalo
AW Nfwe i Bjadford
LSPoKter. Sew York
Mrs Foster. New York
Micg Megarsy, New York
"W C Batumi USA
R B Robinson. New York
D James, Jr, Boston
C Heme**, Baiiimnxe
H Vail A la. New York
G B Topliff, Boston
C B Hockley A wf, N York
O W Pnbbarri. Jr, N York
J Caldwel*. Boston
£ BheimsD. New York
R R Fritbee. USA
Neal Craig. USA
y B FarweU A wf. St Paul ,
“W Cornell Jewett.Colorado!
LPVU niy. PottsviUe
Col C H C»< :con AwtHarbg
P Babe- ck. U S a 1
J&sN lam. New York
R G Linr, N*w York
-C WC^olre.Waterloo, NY
H K Lis**, Whte ng, Va
B Tov **n*ieiu. Memphis
GW Wedge Bouton
g JarCoL-, New York
SL6WTor.ee
C M Wheatley. Pfcocnixv’le
Job Drake. England
"W B v.. Mbroob, Sogland
H Pic rl.Kv _ _
r Nickerson, New York
Amu iuu Hotel—Cbeitnut at., above Fifth.
JSfcr.u. Baltimore BohtCarroll Jr, USA
MBniikie US a JH Brown Jr. Mass
J„t„ usN W B,ocher. Jr. Baltimore
BSTt-uiiiir, DSN B H Macklln, Dataware
J A Davis, Port Deposit J W Hopkins. Rochester
WTI. p irt Depoeit J C Mnlford, Salem. SJ
Win .i,k..io:r, Baltimore li Sellers, Elmtrore B J
sJKLas.i. Ha-timore aw Joswoith, ft Hampa’e
Whrr. tv t - B-dl.imore E W stearaa, Somerville
Ji.Wrt .krr. 0 6.1 J B Dunning. Hew York
JasK.trtic DS A MS Wullin. USA -
i?!® 1 } z T“- cS A A C Tallin an. Sew Jersey
oiS w u 1 "'! 1 "" r W?. s A JO Smith. W Chester
? SA KMyers Georgetown
?P VI . P J?«-aware I. Brlnton. Penna
Jr? ? . *™ ;JHRhoad, Reading
JJjV 1 <• : B B Outings * wf. Wash
¥« , ; A w Woodcock. Maryland
¥£S‘';-;rZZ:i\l'v d»a
rS‘sm’o C "T 1 Sn a m - Wasll ; S' J* l P-tte r.oo, Elk CO
ISHjtfEhu
rt®sis»
TJim Üblou —Arch, a
Liint'f J I-) li-1, NorrUtVn
IMl< rd. *3 b A j
J Hill* B, T J S 4
TLB Jt«:oe PSA
S BuKV «*r h PSA
■3 Ffe.t d V - A
KPa’ , U » A
H t'lisi.' f*r&]a ( USA
?. E } . k»> A lady
*'W J«t i,y.
I Pl)' «- r. anioD* •
Ma*# 100, 0
T 45r v. '.w Lltbon, 0
5 !t ..... A aoa . Putnam
H Jci »., Ol: it)
S!!- k . Sa>rn- 0
t Tt rt '' .Vj>heny Glty
” J , h a..- M:jiiiebnrg, Pa
r u 7. *' Pituburff
, Pinkie; OroenC&atla <
* *‘ vs.ki, .tiuwfltQ
.nd Chestnut streets*
F W Thayer. Boston
B L Brigg. England
G Follansbee. Pittsburg
Mr Emerson. Illinois
W G Johnston, Pittsburg
W Frew, Pittsburg
J C Kirkpatrick, Pittsburg
W E Price. Holyoke
Mr & Mrs Hibbard. Chicago
J H Orasff, Pottsvllle
J D Perry, St Louis
B Johnson Alt, N Jersey
B S Seymour & cb. N Jersey
W A Torrejr. New Jersey
John Torrey, New Jersey
S A Allen. New Jersey
J P Davis, Wheeling
J H Allen, Ghicigo
Ur & Mrs J Ii Twelts
. M*j A Birney, USA
W B Rosenbaum N Jersey
D M Book, Piitsburg
j Miss M Dann, New York
;H R Clark, New York
\ W Anderson. New York
• Mr Kiddle & da, Penna
1J Boylan, Sew Jersey
'.HO Henries, US A
[J H Raddach, Baltimore
j J B Henry, Delaware
• J V Conoar
Miss Jarvis, Hartford
M George, Baltimore
H S Magraw
A R Potts, Washington
E H James & w New York
D Rosenan & w, Buffalo
D H Haight, New York
Mrs Davenport, Waaht’n
WCheever&d Washingt’n
I Bernstein, New York
Mrs James. New York
|C Robinson. Jr. N H
Miss Pollock, Harrisburg
G W Bnehler % wf, Hax’bg
SYoorhies, Wmsport
W Norris. Wmsport
V S Doebler. Wmsport
CH Pierce, Ohio
Mrs f H Odiorne
P McCarter New York
E S Sweet. New York
Mr & Mrs Ensign. Buffalo
Jas B Goldy, New York
D M Wyckoif, Jr. N J
G W Hazewell. New York
J F Sprague. Hartford* Conn
S P Koapp, New York
Miss L Knapp. N Brunswick
Maj F Oren & Is, New York
E Whitney, Boston
Maj D H Hankins & lady
'EMortan South Carolina
j S G Cole, Hoboken
; J N Weston, Westfield
■ M U Brown, Westfield
iCHSsud, Westfield
!T Stmthars, Warren
j J H Hamlin- USA
ib H Davia. Jersey City
'R Kevins. Colnmbus. 0
>;C Newmsnn New York
jGPPutaam. New York
lA*rs Patn*u, New York
j J B Putnam, New York
iLleut Hix ana lady
street* above Third.
t|BH Jaek.Pitwbar*
V i a i ma o, Delaware
wv um r> Castle
WMcMUlen, Newcastle
H £?2? er * on : Castle
il* den S’ * ew Castle
GW ISH** J? ew Castle
D PoroatTiUs
Mm biSJ?‘£ 1!e - BetUotem
mFJ. «!r 1 * Bfl n. PottavlUe
Mi»« My«r«, PotUTlll#
?» v D ,?.“-J' o , cll Haven
owKS' 1 ™
HwlSSfn"* 11 * 111 ' 1 * 0 " 114
B Parker, Pittibarr
8 O Petera. Bushkttl. Pa
S Boxers
BVAke. Blair co
C Wfiiff. iUea^va
‘ Girard—Clleatnut at
Thos Lee. Phil ada
DHLaw, DBA
E B Thompson, Fbllada
J L Waterman, PhiiaSn
Chaa A Welles, Del co
BTEioan, USA
Col Van Arman, Illinois
D Cooper, Hew Jersey
iOThomas, Cincinnati
H B EMon“ Wdl ' Maiylaßd
JF.Schoall. OSH
Harris. USA
Ja» Walton
A Getty
JpniftK, Baltimore
MeAJlaster,Brie, Pa
ilerman. Harrisburg
C Wright, Delaware
Kush Burgess A wf. Ya
J M Bartlett, Boston
J SteptensoD, Ohio
J Thomson, Newark
Capt B B btineon, Tenn
H Slbiod, York .
M H Hodges. Hew York
G Johnson. Pittsburg
W A Young. Bocks co
E A Banks. Norristown
B M Smyser. Nornstown
J H Norris. New York
HTWajer- Martinsburg
S Peepl* PiPSA
Hon iraac Teller, rew York
G £ Coleman. Jr, Baltimore
j Markriter, Washington
JFhzwater, Norristown
B Pei noek
H K List, Wheeling. Ya
B 2 owenstein, Memphis
W P Raley. 1 ake Superior
C-IiKB Byer
GW Hubbard, Jr, N Y
WO Dayton. Jr, N Jersey
NP Haven, New York
C H Fellows, New York
Geo Pancofrtt New York
Gbas Folf&d. New York
A fuehrer beck. New York
John B«ano, Frederick, Md
Jos Reed
S Burgess. Maryland
John Patterson, Illinois
H P Patterson, Illinois
Samuel Williams. Illinois
James Gillen, Illinois
Samuel Pieipont. Illinois
Robert Harrison, Pittsburg
Merchants’ Hotel—Ft
H Levy. Penna
E W Kirby, Bedford
Mrs M B Stewart. Bedford
Lieut M Beaten,U 8 A
Lieut 0 Kennedy, USA
G UcKibbin. Jr, U S A
J B Montagu, New Jersey
C W Ariicora. Bedford
David Zollarr, Ohio
J T Parker, Lewihtown
D Levi, Wheeling. Va
V Bryson, Washington, Pa
H Poland. Washington, Pa
Y Harding. Wash, Pa
J H South wick. Boston
H Swi»sbelm. Pittsburg
W W Moorhead, Pittsburg
PB Hunker. Pittsburg
WT Smith, Marbtta. O
J H Smith, Parkersburg
H S Frank
A K Coe»well, New Jersey
A Kiikhabuck. New Jersey
S Lilly. N-.w Jersey
D Bailie. Elizabeth, Pa
Miss M Crowell, New Jersey
Miss H T Bassay. N J
J Furras. N Burlington, O
C Furnas, N Burlington, O
N Parker, Williamsport
John Partenuß, New York
B Arnold* Ottawa, 111
Jae A Hoffman, New York
B J Powers. Ohio
S B Witter. Zanesville, O
J G Crowell, Lock Haven
G W Holman, Brooklyn
B A Rutherford & >a, Tenn
JssMLiiore Tenn
F Leacli, New York
C O Skeer A 1, H Chunk
Mrs Asa Packer, M Chunk
Mrs B Brodhead. Easton
G B Linderman & 1, Penna
C F Uhl, Somerset, Pa
St. Louls-Cheitnut street, above Third,
W Ashworth J C Shirley* Huntingdon
J N Bar cell, Oneida Yalley G Ogden, Detroit
S M Bradford, Scranton D M Ash, Penna
E J Cair, Soranton P B Bosley A wf, Syracuse
T Drennen- E.kton, Md T M Boiler, Cincinnati
Hon J W Houston, Del C Cummings, Dayton
MrWe&t. New Jersey L Dougherty & wf, Reading
J W Vlcketß, New Jersey C C Waldron « daughter
S D Locker, New Jersey M Shultz. Pottsvllle
Capt J S Brown. USA A Shultz, Pottsvllle
Capt J C Graham W K Thomas, U S N
H L Lacker, Lockpozt Cyrus Hatch, Boston
J B Potter, New York W Bryan, Nantucket
T 6 Townsend, Prov. B I TV Murry, Brooklyn
PHolman, Newark. N J ST CosaleyA da. N York
Thos L Mills, Pittsburg Sami P Conroy, New York
JM Dawson, Penna TPDandas&wf, N York
G Nicholson, New York H B Fiddeman, Delaware
D Potter, New Jersey M G Lolland, Delaware
TF Frazer A la, Cin, O HD smith, Connecticut
dies Maeten, Jr, N York Geo M Welle, Millville
A Van Ness, New York J W Newlio, Millville
Henry Nelson. Kentucky Robt Tice. Millville
Henry Arnold, Beading AMcNeal, Millville
T J Yorke, Jr. Salem, KJ T Bremen, New York
T S Lary, Hudson City * W H Robinson, Mass
R Seymour, Stillwater W Boggs, New York
Ch&s 0 Dieunin. Mass J Jones, Williamsburg
J Storms, Illinois Chaa Jones, Albany
M McCaffrey, Penna H R U Smith, Jersey City
▲ M Orbiaon, Indiana t> Howard
Mr & Mrs Larana.N York VE S Orr
G C Skiiton. Boston C Mooney
T Hilbron, New York Cbas H Downs. New York
rest) above Third,
Jacob P Embick,Lebanon
B F Hean, Lebanon
W A Barry A la, Joneston
Patrick McClure, Boston
James Yocum.U s A
James Yontz, USA
John Foster, USA
Gao McCord. Potieville
W Harris, Bnckhorn
J C McWilliams, N Castle
Mrs J O'Kain, New Castle
National—Race at:
JamesMcK nley, USA
F Shafer, Whitehaven
C Foshner, Whitehaven
D S Ernhardt, Pottsvllle
Jas Kennedy. Cornwall, Pa
A-Kunklemau. Sheafferst’n
H Zink am, Wheeling
AF Peters, Whitehaven
A G Walton
D Weitzel, Reading
J S Bossier, Myerstown
Andw Garrett, Myerstown
it street, Above Sixth.
Geo B Smith, Indiana co
John B Anderson, Penna
Jas Pattersou, Williamsb’g
F P Magraw, Pittsburg
Wm Sykes, West Newton
C W Gibbs, Lewistown
J F Ewing. Line co
Reese Palmer, W Chester
Geo Cunningham, Penna
Amos Towmend, W Chi star
Dr B C Lloyd. York co
A N Michael. Hanover, Md
W T Caleb. Kent co, Md
W Rodgeiß, Kent co, Md
Chas L Anderson A la, Md
1 Jas Mitchell
C White A la. New York
E J Boatch, Virginia
States Union. —Market
Wm Willis, Lewistown
A B Ewing, Carlisle
Bobt Evan, Bedford
Miss M By an, Bedford
John E Colvin, Shellburg
J W Miller, Shellburg
J E Cunningham, USA
S Nesblt, USA
W Clark, USA
J Speed, US A .
H Hertzler, Port Boyal
Jacob Yansandt
"W Oliver. Lewistown
H M Kinter, Indiana
D McLaughlin, Indiana
Sami B Benry, Huntingdon
Geo H Fleming, Penna
W T Barnes, Lewistown
XH Crist, Newport
Bald Eagle-Third itr
O A Hiller. L6hlgh co, Pa
Wilson E Peters. Lehigh eo
Levi Krause. Lehigh co. Pa
Peter Cope, & aegersville
E C Shite)* Nazareth
S P Lightcap, USA
J W Couden, Summitt Hill
Harmer Yeager, Lehigh co
A J Hay* Easton
F D Miller, Peunabury
John kalcin, Spragton
Owen B Berr, Spragton
R S Beth), Danville
H L Lultzbach* Marietta
T E Moser A la, Saefers ville
Commercial —Sixth si
Hies L Lang
II B Brown, New Haven
H Davenport New York
P Riley, Reading
Clemem Findt
Geo Allison* Potteville
G W Short* Philada
John E Gizegale, Newaik
John Scbmoker, Aewaik
S Grave
Robert Honroe. Lebanon
W Dilworth, Coatesville
Jno Speak man, Coatesville
Edward Hodgkins, Oxford
Jno 6 Mathew*, Oxford
Eber James, Plainfield, Pa
Barley Sheaf—Secone
W Iddings&la. New York
A J Laner, Doy leetown
B Bennett, New Jersey
H Bennett* New Jersey
H£chlose, Trenton
S Brannon. New York
JCadwalader, Fox Chase
B M Knight, Bytrerry
AY Johnson, Beneaiem
J Hill Germantown
H B Bell, Boyleslown
T B Linton, Newtown
J Bibbs* Newtown
MR Wright, Bucks co
G Merrick, Doyieatown
C S Yaadegrift, Doylestown
T Ely, Northampton
Blade Bear—Third si
J B Kepplexnan, Reading
Abraham Kline
W L Graven* Johnsvllle
W Hevner, Pennaburg
John Hersh, Pennsbnrg
Cba.B Harper, Jenklntown
C Roads, Byberry
J Llncerman. By berry
W Thompson, Jenklntown
Cortland Carr* Bartsville -
D Fi6hbnrn A la, Penns
Barnnm’s Hotel-Thl!
C P Smith & wf. Boston
C H henlich, Baltimore
F Letraatl, Baltimore
D £ Trainer, Del co, Pa
DM McClellan
Jno Brown, Maryland
A Hillen, Lock Haven
M Barker, New Tork
Mount Yernon-Secoi
L H Van VI let- Stroudsburg
G Thompson, St Louis
T J Morris, Trenton
F McLardy, Wash. D C
T J Tncker, New Orleans
G Smith. Montgomery co
R J Stebbics, Chicago
G W Stel>bin», Chicago
Madison House —S<
T B Pratt & la. New Tork
F S Bugler, Frenchtown
B Baker. Penn a
J B Davis, Delaware
L Williams- New York
S J Libby. New York
O V GHkey. CSi
J F Miller, Wi kesbarre
Lt JH Setsboltz, Virginia
C P Atkinson, N Jersey
Miss Bill
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Sttlxs, made in the Best Manner, expreeslyfor RETAIL
BALES. LOWEST Selling Price, marked In Plato
Figures. All Good, made to Order warranted eaUsIM
lory. Oar On-Pman Ststsk to etrietty adhered to
All are thereby treated alike.
MS It JONR9 * 00.. 00* IURKRT Strwts
itreet, below ninth,
AT Ammons, Virginia
HCCourtney. ViF*iaia
? Timmoag, Virginia
«»> Congdon, u s A
y fi Read* Baltimore
?«L
w F Reynolds, Baltimore
T B Megear A la Smyrna
J. H Primrose A la, Smyrna
Mrs Murphy, Smyrna
JR Bennett
Miss Lizzie White
5 E Henry, Huntingdon
GBmuller. Middletown;
J D Workeß. Pittsburg
Mrs Champlin A child
H A Frink A wf
Chas <haffan „ ,
Jos L Presbrey, Taunton
James Burns, Lewlatowa
J Potter, Jr, Lewistown
B F Beesley. Illinois
8 A Hammell. Harrisburg
T J Finney, Harrisburg
Chas Beasten. Delaware
D Fuller, Pittsburg
P Jsrrett. Lock Haven
G W J Bsatty, Harrisburg
J Lieffebacker, Penna
John Noelling. Penna
J Donaldson. Ashland
HCCrooks, Baltimire
J Martz, Harrisburg
1 JBlmpaon. Fr*nkli&ci>
Wm S Kelly, Peaua
Jobu Earh&rt, Ohio
R H Pennington, Baltimore
C Schafer. New York
8 H Kunotb, New York
6 Smith. Middleton
Wm J Byrnes. USA
G Whsrton Ala, Germant'n
A H Schultz. Jr. Burlluct’n
G C Batcheiler, New York
Capt BUir. Penna
H Osterberg, New York
S Hamilton, New York
J H Hamiin, USA
Miss u Shober. Lancaster
T 0 Culbreth A lady
John Mil. Warren, Pa
J W Pennington
D L Mansfield
J H BeriyLill. Harrisburg
S C Roberts. Washington
B J Allen, Washington
irarth St, below Arch.
M Packard, Massachusetts]
H Stonehour, Waynesboro
9 Graw. Waynesboro
G B Bathorford, Kentucky
Jrseph Lyons
J G Jox & la, Arkansas
N Delausy, Beading
I N Sipes. Fulton co, Pa
G Scott. Penna
J S B<uud, Chambersburg
W H Chambsrlalu. Pens a
H Shoenthai. Sollidaysburg
J Cunningham, Penna
Mrs A E Baumger, Ohio
J M Haul derbaum, Somerset
WS Young, Allentown
Dr C L Qrcej. New York
D M Crawford, Yorkco
Mr Cassel A son
W Heiteheu, Penna
Frank Heitchu, Penna
JB Mc'JleLand, Pittsburg
D C Boggs, .Kittanning
A Anderson A dan. Freeport
Hts C G Vogel, Ft Wayne
S W Dana, New Castle
E Shaller. Reading
HHDe Hart. Reading
D M Alford, Youngstown, O
Jos Morrison, Doylestowa
W H Gilpin, Maryland
A K Towne, New York
L Bohrback. Peoria, 1U
H S Ottenheimer, Illinois
L Lower. Illinois
O B Merrick, Ohio
L Freiburger, Illinois
PG Finn, Erie, Pa
D 8 Hnlett, New York
Thos H Bake well, Pittsburg
Allen Kerr. Pittsburg
J H Sinciair
H J Christ, USA
1 hos P Davis, USA
John Miller, Carlisle, Pa
rest, above CallowhllL
Owen H Peter, Saegersville
M B Fox, Reading
,T M Mltler. Beading
David J Mosser, Lenlgheo
P Diehl, Lehigh, co. Pa
Peter Kline, Bucks co. Pa
J R Con»ll, Frledensville
Geo W Ruth, Frledensville
L T T' umbower, Bucks oo
C D Walp. Qaakerton
L Richardson St son. Bristol
John Peter, Hetdelbarg
Mrs Richards, Bristol
H L Vogel
Hiles M Bradford, Scranton
treetj above Chesnul
Sami Hoses, Fhoeaixville
S Grove, Columbia
J G Hess, Columbia
JO Pawley, Strickersville
G W Price, Coatesville
Capt D Dare, USA
Jas H Ferry* Lane co
Chas Dingee. West grove
O S Riday, Oxford
Herbert Pase USA
W B Ash, Coatesville
W Peall, Coatesville
John Traynor, Chester co
Thos Walters, Chester co
John Gilman* Franklin co
John Bowman* Middletown
i street, below Vine,
ADanenower, Bansalem
Ci V&ndegrlft. Beneaiem
Miss Gronl, New York
Mrs H D Pursell, New York
C Chambers, Bncksco
G Hunt. Northampton
R Vandegrift, Alexandria
B Bragget, Alexandria
M Jarrett* Alexandria
Amos Ely* Backs co
4 Bnckman, Dovlestown
M G Watson, Middletown
5 Carr, Centreville
SYardley. Edgwood
B Agnew, New Jersey
F Kimball, New Jersey
t., above Callowhlli,
John Tomlinson, Penna
Amos Bowen, Penna
Daniel Ciader. Penna
Ed w Diehl. Millerstown
Pbaon Diehl* Hillerstown
Jacob Hath. Samneytown
Aug Smith,Bumney town
T Pickering.Doylestown
S Stephens. Coopersburg
D Knittle, Pennsylvania
Geo K Leran* Reading
trd. street,abovc|Race.
M Fordan, New Jersey
L 6 Burk, St Louis
HSBenson,New York
Sami T Evans, Newoerg
J F Bleckensderfar. Ohio
JnoM Wolf, Morristown
Wm Oveifield
P Busonberry
id street, above Arch<
T C Boy d. 9amaq.ua
Dr Gsllck ft la, New Jersey
R M Jones ft la, Annapolis
H J Wilkes. Lewisburg
B Wilson. Salem N J
W Johnson, Muncy, Pa
J J Bowers
i J B Smyth, USA
:oad, above Marketi
H Darlington, Zanesville
J Tucker, Morristown
A Blaker, Newtown
Sami Baker, Penna
J Q Kenderdine, Buck 6 co
R Thomas, Sucks co
Mrs Romlck, Allentown
Chas Dilworth, Chester co
Capt J VT Mtgratb
W V Darrah ft wf, N J
Electricity cabbfully applied by Dr,
A. EL 6TEVRNB, at 1418 SOUTH PENN SQUARE. Phl
ledftlphia tthff’tf
Mason
Steok & Go’s
HAMLIN'S
CABINET
ORGANS.
STSCK A CO.'
SEVENTH
Thb Popular GLOTHiNaHousK of Phila,,
“OAR BALL.”
BMt-alu* (o«d* and msdsmta nf*M.
WANAHAKBB A BBOW*.
a I. «orn,r SIXTH and MARKET Streata
OoMom Department (to make to order) Mo. 1 a Sixth *t
¥fheeler <& Wilson’s Hiohkst premium
The Cheapest, Simplest, and
Salesrooms. 701 Chestnut Street above 7 th.
MABEIBD.
BURCH—REED. —On Thursday, March 10th, at St.
James’ Church, by the Bey. Or. Morton, assisted by the
Bev. J. S. Seed, Charles B. Barch, Esq., U. S. Coaeul
to Cardiff, to Era A., eldest daughter ox Osmoa Seed,
Esq • all of Philadelphia* „ *
I>’ESTIM AU Y 1 LEE—RICHARDSON. —On the 15th in
stant, at All Saints’ Church, by the rector. Ear- George
Bringburst. F. H. D’Estlmaayille.u. $. N ,to Rebecca
N., daughter of Clayton N. Bichardson, of Philadelphia,
formerly of Bucks county. *
DIED.
EBWIBDS. —On the 14th inst, John Edwards, In the
7fth year of his axe. ..
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfnjly
invited to attend the faneral from his late residence. No.
130 Coates street, on Friday afternoon at 2 o’clock. To
proceed to Odd .Fellows'Cemetery. | „ , , **
ALLISON.—On Tuesday morning, 16th Inst.* Mrs.
Frances Allison, widow of the late Or. N. S. Allison,
aged 73 years.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend her fnnexal, from her late residence. No. 2025
Spring Garden street, on Friday morning, the 18;h last ,
at 10 o’clock, - . ***
COMailDG.—On the morning of the 14th Inst., Hannah,
wife of Bichard P. Camming, In the 69th year of her age.
The friends of the family are invited to attend her fa
neral, from the residence of her husband. No. 440 North
Fourth street, on Fifth day, at 1 o'clock. ***
WOMBATH. —On Monday, the 14th Inst., George F.
Womrath, in the 66th year of his age.
His male relatives and friends are invited to attend his
fnnera', from his ] ate residence, at Frankfard. on Thurs
day, the 17th inst ,at 10 o'clock A. U, To proceed to
Monument Cemetery. . • , *** ,
CKOLL —On the 14th Instant, William Croll, aged 64
years.
The relatives and friends are Invited to attend his fa
neral. from his late residence. No. 813 Tasker, street, on
Thursday morning, at 10 o’clock. **
EDWARDS. —On the 14th instant, John Edwards, in
the 76th year of Ms age
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the faneral, from Lis Ute residence.
No. 130 Coates street, on Friday afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
to proceed to Odd Fellows 1 Cemetery. *•**
MOBBIB.—On the 13th instant, Harriet Mo: ris, daugh
ter of the late Benjamin Morris. ,
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence,
near Plcenixville, Pa., on Wednesday next, at half past
ten o'clock • **
Hi WE. —On Monday. March 14th, at the residence of
his son, the Bev. Dr. Howe, the Hon. John Howe, aged
80 years.
His remains will be taken, to Bristol, B. 1.. for Inter*
ment.
ABHMEAD.—Harry Eugene, youngest child of Henry
B. and Mary A, Ashmead, aged 1 year and 11 months.
Funeral from the residence ofhisparents, 1326 Girard
avr- *
/enue, on Wednesday morning. itlO o’clock. ***
PEIBCK—On the 13th inst., J/Loring Peirce, M. I>.,
Aged 34 ytus
j?nneralfrom the residence of liis father, Cyras Pierce,
of Bristol, Bucks county, on Fourth day nest, at 2
o’clock P. M.. when the friends of the famii y are invited
to attend without further notie-. ***
RESSON & SON HAVE COMMENCED
recelTim thoir Sprini and Summu Stock of MOURH
OTO GOOPS. and liaye now in fi torn—
Bl&ak Byzantines. |nKlisli Bombazines,
** Florentines* French Bombazines*
*' Barege Hernant* Sommer Bombazines* *
*• Crape Harets, Chally,
** Bareges, Moosselanes,
•• SlUt Grenadines, Tamises. „
Black, and Black and White Foulards. *e.
MOURNING STORK,
felß 80. 918 OHBBTBUT Street.
x>est black silk in the city.
A> Best Brown Silks.
Spring Fancy Silica.
Faria style Chenie.
London stylo Shawls.
Broadway stylo Cl >aks.
BYRE * LA.NDELL.
■Sg— M THB GREAT„CBNTRAX PAIR”
FOE THE U. 8* BANITASY COMMISSION.
Office of thh Committee os' Labor,
Incomes and Revenues,
No 118 south Seventh Street,
• Philadelphia* March is, 1861.
The Committee on Labor, Incomes, and. Revenues, of
’The Great Central Fair,’ 7 invite co-operation with
them in the particular work for which iney have been
appointed. As no portion of the people are more patrio
tic than the working men and women of the country, It
is tint just and proper that tbey should alike have an op
portunity to contribute to the objects of the Fair. The
moat equable plan for accomplishing' this, and* at the
same time* the easiest one* is to ask ror the contribution
of a siagle day’s labor from all classes in the communi
ty. To reach every department or industry and art,
will be a work of great labor, but, if attained* will be
productive of immense results.. „ , ... .
The success of the plan will depend upon the hearty
co-operation of every element of influence within our
limits, and we invite all the guardians of the industrial
interests, and all others, to take hold with us in farther*
is* ibis great work of patriotism and humanity.
The committee is charged with the following duty,
First- To obtain the contribution of “one day’s labor,”
or earnings, from every artisan and laborer* foreman,
operative, and employee; president, cashier, teller, and
clerk of every Incorporated and unincorporated com*
Eany, railroad, and express company, employing firm,
auk, manufactoiy, iron works, oil works, mill*, mine,
and public office; from every private banker and broker,
importer, auctioneer* and merchant; clerk, agent, and
talesman; designer, finisher, and artist; publisher,
printer, and mechanic ; from every Government officer,
contractor, and employee; grocer, butcher, baker* and
dealer; farmer, horticulturist, and producer; from
everymantue maker, milliner, and female operative;
every individual engaged in turning the soil tending
the locm. or in any way earning a livelihood, or build
ing a fortune within the States of Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, and Delaware. ... t , , ,
Second. To obtain the contribution of one day’s
revenue” from all the great employing establishments,
flrn.e, corpora ions, companies, railroads, and works.
Third To obtain the contribution of one day’s income
from every retired person* and person of fortune—male
and female —living upon their means, and from all cler
gymen, lawyers, physicians, dentists, editors, authors,
and professors { and all other parsons engaged in the
learned or other professions. _ „, ,
Much of this work must be performed by the personal
influence and tfforis of ladies and gentlemen associated,
or to be associated, with the committee in carrying out
tb The Committee feel the responsibility of the work they
have undertaken, which, to be successful, will require
a vtiy perfect ramification of theii plan, and they there
fore call upon all earnest people to assemble themselves
together in every town, township, and county, and form
organizations of Jadies and gentlemen to co-operate with
them in this great work and labor of .love.. Inthema
nulactu'ing counties, the coal aad oil regions, and in
the agricultural districts— especially let there be organi
zations in the larger towns, so that the young people may
have an opportunity thus to render assistance to their
relatives and friends fighting the battles of their country
in the ai rules of the nation. . . , ,
The work of this committee may be prosecuted where
no other effort can be made for the fair* as in the mines -
cf the coal regions. A day’s earnings of the miners, and
a dby’s product of the mineß, can be obtained, where no
portable article could be procured for transportation.
Indeed, there is no part or section of thess States where
the day’s labor may not be obtained, if organizations can.
he Torn ed to reach them. ... . . '
The committee cannot close without urging upon all.
proprietors of establishments the duty of taking prompt
and energetic action to «eoure the benefit of .the day of
labor 110 m all within their control.
The Committee deem it unnecessary to do more than
thus to present the subject to the peopleof the tnree States
named. In the coming campaigns of our armies the
labors of the Sanitary Commission ” will be greatly
augmented. By the first of June 700.000 men —one of the
largest armies cf modern times—will be operating in the
field. So large a force, scattered orer regions to which
the men are unacclimated, must necessarily carry along
with tt a large amount of elct nees. Buffering, and death,
to tay nothing of the gathered horrors of the battle field.
These sufferings it Is our bounden duty, as men and
Cbrfst'am. to relieve. A. great and enlightened people,
enjoying the blessings of a Government of their own
making, cannut refuse asslstanca to men suffering to
maintain its authority, and we will not believe that the
great Central Fair* drawing its products from the three
States of Ptnntylvanla, Hew Jersey, and Delaware, sj
affluent in all mineral, agricultural, aud industrial
shall fall behind any similar effort which has
yet been made for ihe relief oftbe Nation’s children.
As it ie desirable not to multiply circulara, no further
authority than this circular will be necessary for any
employing firm or company» or any respectable corn
mitten of ladies and gentlemen to proceed at once in the
icork of this committee. . , , , . .
Subscriptions will re immediafitly acknowledged in
the newspapers of Philadelphia, and it i» very desirable
that tbey commence at once as each fresh ac^nowledg
msiit will stimulate further effort. „
All subscriptions should be Bddißßsed to JOHN vr.
CIAGBOKM. Treasurer, Offlco of tbe Committee, Ho.
118 South SEVENTH Street. Philadelphia. ■
L. MON > GO ME tiY BOND. Chairman.
McGregor J. MitchesQß.' Secretary. mhl6-2t
■bdto BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Egp» TWENT£.FIFTH SCHOOL SECTION.—At a
meeting held on the lOthinst.. it was ordered that the
usual exercises of the Schools of the Section D 9 dispensed
with on FA I DAY afternoon of each week, to allow
Fair for
,he United ttatee Sanitary^mtoßicn^^
Vm P. Botcher, Secretary. ; ***_.
COMMENCEM E M T. —THE
Kp Twelfth AnnuaL Commencement of the FEMALE
MBDIGAL COLLEGE OF PENW STL V A l
held at the COLLEGE BUILDING, NORTH COLLEGE
Avenue, on WEDNESDAY, 16th inat ,at 12 o’olock The
Valedictory Address will be delivered by Fret A PRES
TON. mb!s-2t*
Ms* A LECTURE UPOE THE LIFE
AND LABORS Or THE LATE ARJHBD3HOP
BUGSES will be delivered by tbe St. Bey JAMS 3
ROOSEVELT BAYLRY, D. D., Bishop of Newark.
N. J., at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Broad and Locust
Streets, on MONDAY EVENING. March 2S:h, 1861, at
8 o’clock. Proceeds for the benefit of the Poor. * _ „
Tickets 25 cents, can be obtained ar ; Peterson's Book
Store, No. 306 Chestnut street, of the Sextons at the
principal Catholic Churches, and - at'‘the: Catholic Book
Stores. ■•-y> mh!sl2t
ASSEMBLYBUILDINGS, CQ&HRR
WGF TENTH AND CHESTSVT*
COURSE ef LECTURES on COMPARATIVE ANATOMY,
By C. HEEBMANN., M. D., beginning April.
Subscription '.rickets, $lO List opened at Mr Ley
poldt’s Foreign Library, CHEBTNUT. below the Mint.
mhll-6t* .
THES PENNSYLVANIA FIRE IN
SUE aNCB COMPAS Y, MARCH 7, 1661.
The Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
SEVEN DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS per Share on
the Stock of the Company for the lasi six months, which
will be paid te the Stockholders or their legal repre
sentatives after the 17th instant.
mhB-10t WM. Q. CROWELL, Secretary.
NOTICE.—THE FIRST MEETING
of the Corporators or the RESOLUTE MINING
COMPANY, undertheir Articles of Association, will be
held at No. 3»fir WALNUT fittest, in the city of Phila
delphia, on the 2lst day of MARCH, 1864, at II o'clock
A. u., for the purpose of completing the organization of
the Corporation and transacting any other proper busi
ness. JOHN R. GROUT,
B A. HOOPES.
_ Two Associates under said Article*.
Philadelphia, March 2. 1864. mh4-15t
HESVOHVULE. HAJSTCA, AND
faiemouht passenger bailroaD/Coji-
jI'HTLAI) p. i,p ;n A. March 7 m 3884
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. —The Annual Election
for President and Fire Directors will' be bold on
FBI DAT, the 18th day of March, 18M, at No. *O9
WALNUT Street. The Polls will be open from 12 H.
until IP. M. B. T. PBAILET. Secretary.
mh7-llt
V s. internal rsvenue-
Second Collection District of Pennsylvania, com*
prising Yirat, Seventh, Eighth, ninth, and Tenth wards
of the city of Philadelphia.
m NOTICE.
The annual assessment for 1883, for the above-named
district, of persons liable to a tax on Carriages, Pleasure
Yachts, Billiard Tables, and Gold and Silver Plate.and
alto or persons required to takeout licenses, having been
completed,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEY
That the taxes aforesaid will be received daily by the
undersigned, between the hours of 9 A. M. and 3 F. M,,
rm?PfcT\ ys southwest comer of
L%P, ft ®d WALNUT Streets, on and after MONDAY,
the 7th Inst, and until and including SATURDAY, the
2d day of April next en^nin^^
All persons who fell to pay their annual taxes upon
Carriages.Pleaßure Yachts, Billiard Tables, and Goldor
011 or before the aforesaid 2d day of April.
1864, will incur a penalty of ten per centum additional or
the amoant thereof. ana be liable to costs, as provided
for In the 19th section of the excise law of Ist July. 1862.
All pen one who in Uke manner* hall fall to take out
their licenses as required by law. on or before the Sd day
of April, 1861, will incur a penalty of ten per oentum ad
ditional of the amount thereor, and be subject to a pro*
secutlonfor three times the amount of said tax. In ac
cordance with the provisions of the 69th section of the
law aforesaid.
All payments are required to be made In Treasury
Notes under authority of the United Stales, or in note*
of Banks organised under the act to provide a na
tional currency, known as National Banks.
No foithsr notice wlUbegiven.
JOHN'S DIKHr.. OolUctor.
OHM AW. m TS(R9 MVAJKOI St*.
THE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 16, 1864.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Pianos.
whose Speaking and Singing created each a sensation
last Friday evening at the Academy of Music, has bean
prevailed upon to lectnre for the benefit of the Widows
and Orphans of Soldiers,
On CHESTNUT, above TWELFTH,
Fuhjfct of Lecture— 4 *ODR COUNTRY AND THE
WAR.”
PIANOS
Tickets 60 cents. Sold by T. B. PUGH, corner of
BIRTH and CHESTNUT Streets.
Doors open at 7P. M. Lecture quarter before 8. No
reserved seats.
1. H. GOULD,
and CHESTNUT.
Mr. DUNBAR la spoken of by the press generally aa
an "inimitable leotorer and enchanting singer. ”
Our citizens may expect an exciting entertainment,
The cause deserves every attention. mhl6*2t"
AMERICAN ACADEMY OP MUSIC.
GENERAL THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER
Will deliver an Oration on
GENERAL MICHAEL CORCORAN,
The True Irishman, the Loyal Citizen, and Brave Soldier,
ON MONDAY EVENING, March 21st, at 8 o'clock,
for the Bf nc-fit of the
COOPER'SHOP VOLUNTEER REFRESHMENT
SALOON.
Tie JEFFERSON CORNET BAND baa volunteered its
services for the occasion, and will discourse a choice
selection of Music, including the National Airs.
Admission 26 cents. Reserved Seats 60 cents.
Doors open at IK ; Oration commences at 8 o'clock.
The Sale of Tickets will commence on and after Mon
day, March 14th. at Ashmead & Evans', 72?& CHEST
NUT Street, and at the ACADEHI, on the Day and Eve
ning of ihe 21st. Also, at the Cooper-Shop Siloou, 1009
OTSEGO Street. mh!4-7t
MEDICAL EXAMINATION-PER
-If 3» MITS for Examination for Assistant Surgeons in
Pennsylvania Regiments can be had by applying at Ban
eom* street Hall, TO-MOBROW MOBBING, March 11th,
and every succeeding morning until farther notice.
Jjr • JAMES KING,
mhll-lf Surgeon General Pennsylvania.
MEDICAL PURVEYOR S OFFICBL
W&* No. 7 North FIFTH Street.
Philadelphia, Nov. 13. 1883.
Importers and Dealers in MEDICINES, HOSPITAL
STORES, HOSPITAL FUKNIIURE. BEDDING. ICE,
&e., are Invited to submit their Price Lists from time to
time to this Office. J. MURRAY,
no!3-6tamtf Burgeon and Medical Purveyor.
PITTSBURG, FORT WAYSE. AMD
CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY.
Officb of the Secretary,
Pittsburg. Pa.. February 12th. 1861.
The Annual Meeting of the Stock and Bondholders of
this Company for the election of Directors, and inch
other business as may come before it, will be held at the
Office of said Company, in the city of Pittsburg, on ihe
THIRD WEDNESDAY OF MARCH. A. D. 1864, at 10 A.
HI.
The Stock and Bond Transfer Rooks of the Company,
at their Office In the city of Pittsburg, and at their Trans
fer Agency in the city of New York, will be closed on
the Ist day ot March, at 3 o'clock P. M , and lemaln
elospd until the Nth day of March thereafter.
fel6*tml7 w. H. BARNES, Secretary.
gILK PAPER HANGINGS.
Would offer to their customers and the public
A SPECIALITY IN PAPER-HANGINGS,
EXCLUSIVELY THEIR OWN MANUFACTURE, VIZ
To which they ask the attention of parties seeking
HIGH DECORATIONS FOR PARLORS, Sec.,
We would also respectfully invite the attention of our
customers to our New Styles of PAPER HANGINGS,
DECORATIONS, Ac., Ac., for Parlors, Halls, Chambers,
Ac., Ac. mhl6-wfmBfc
Paper hangings.—john h.
LONGSTBBTH, No. 13 North THIRD Street. Ha
ving the sole agency for several of the largest Eastern
mann&etnrersenables us to show an unequalled variety
of new designs, which will he sold at manufacturers'
prices. The first floor will be devoted to retailing.
Dwellings decorated in first-class style, and the hang
ing department properly attended to.
JOHN H. LONGSTRETH,
fe27-lm* Mo. IB North THIRD Street.
E. & L.
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
HAVE THR FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS WELL
STOCKED FOR THE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
SPRING TRADE
/
1864:
SILK DEPARTMENT.
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
DRESS-GOODS DEPARTMENT.
WHITE-GOODS DEPARTMENT.
MOURNING DEPARTMENT.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
MEN’S-WEAR DEPARTMENT.
HOUSEKEEPING STAPLE GOODS.
mhlS-wfin
f'DWIN HALL & CO., NO. 26 SOUTH
A-i SECOND Street, have now open—
Magnificent Grenadinesand Organdies.
Bilk-Warp Taffetas.
Plain. Stripe, and Plaid Poplins.
Mouslin d'Esaolas, MohairFoularde.
Plaids, Stripes, and Pliin' Valencias.
Superior Black and Colored Alpacas. .
Striped and Figured French Chintz.
Figured Percales and Cambrics.
Plain Lawns and Plain Percales. mhlo
028 HOOP SKIRTS, 028
SPRING STYLES. NOW READY.
The most complete assortment of new and desirable
styles and sizes of Hoop Skirts to bo found in the City,
are manufactured and sold, wholesale and retail, at
No. 638 ARCH Street, above Sixth, 4 „
Skirts made to order, altered, and repaired, mhlo- &♦
CPLENDID DRESS GOODS.
Laws b. Challies. and Grenadines,
Figured and Plain Popline, new color*.
Black Silks, from #L 25 to #2.
Pongees, of brown and black mixtures,l
All the new shades of Alpacas. „
Now open at JOHN H. BTOKBS.
mhl2 703 ARCH Street.
1864. _ 1864.
WOOD & CARY,
725 CHESTNUT STREET,
STRAW AND MIDLINEiRY
GOODS.
P. 8.-MERCHANTS AND MILLINERS are Invited to
examine before purchasing, aa oar STOCK IS PULL
and PRICK I LOW.
mh3-2m WOOD & CART.
P. A. HARDING & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS Of
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS,
No. 413 ARCH STREET.
PHILADBLPBtA.
mh3-2m -
CRITTENDEN’S COMMERCI AL COL
LEGS. 637 CHESTNUT Street, corner of Seventh.—
Frac ical ins ruction in BOOK-KEEPING in its different
brarches.
PENMANSHIP—PIain and Ornamental.
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS, COMMERCIAL
LAW, Ac.— Students Instructed separately.
Catalogues furnished on application. mhl6-3t*
13ELLEVUE FEMALE INSTITUTE—
-■-> A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
This Institution, beautifully ansthealthfully located.
In the SO) them limits of ATTLEbO ROOGH, Backs cmn
ty, Pa , will commence its Spring and Summer Term on
the 19th of FIFTH MONTH next, and continue in session
twelve weeks.
MTfce course of instruction is thorough and complete in
all the Blementary and higher branches of an ENGLISH,
CLASSICAL, AND MATHEMATICAL EDUCATION.
The French Language is taught by a native Freuch
teacher.
Circulars, giving full particulars, maybe had on ap
plication to the Principal!, Attleborough P o , Basks
county, Fa. ISRAEL J GRAHAMS,
, _ JANS P. GBAHAHE,
mh!6 3m Principals.
GEORGE A. NEWBOLD HAVING
leased EATON ACADEMY, KENNETP SQUARE,
Chester county, expects to commence a Spring Session
there the 11th of Fourth Month (April.) For circulars,
address Geo A. Newbold, Jenkintown, Montg. co,f*a..
till the 4th inst., or Wa. Chandler, Kennstt Square,
Chester county, Pa. mhll-lm*
WEST GROVE BOARDING SCHOOL
vT FOR GIRLS, at West G'ove Station, Chester
county. Pa. on the Fhila. and Baltimore Cen. R., 40
miles from Philadelphia and 10 from Oxford The Bum
■mer term will commence on SeeondlDay. the 2d of oth
Month next. The course of instruction is extensive and
thorough. Terms reasonable. Send for a circular.
Address THOMAS P. CONARD. Principal.
fißlO»w2m West Grove, Chester county, Fa,
VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY,
NEAR MEDIA, PA.—Pupils received at any time.
English. Mathematiea, Classics, and Natural Bcleneei
taught. Military Tactics, Book-keeping, and Civil Em*
glneering taught Entire expenses about *3 per week.
Boys of all ages,, taken. Refer* to Wo. H. Kern* ex-
Sheriff; JohnC. Capp MCO.. NO. 23 Booth Third street;
and Thomas J. Clayton. Esq.. Fifth and Prune streets.
Address Rev. J. fiitTST BARTON, A. IC.. Vlllact
Gfttßi ft. wTU
PROF. DUNBAR,
NEXT WEDNESDAY EVENING. March 16th.
IN CONCERT HALE.
PAPER HANGINGS.
HOWELL Oc BROS.,
Ninth and Chestnut Streets,
SILK INSERTINGS
IN PAPER HANGINGS,
HOWELL & BROTHERS,
8. W. CORNER NINTH AND CHESTNUT.
RETAIN DRY GOODS.
MILLINERY GOODS*
EDUCATIONAL.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
A NN S. STEPHENS* NEW BOOK.
jc*
PUBLISHED this day.
THB
WIPE’S SECRET,
BY MBS. ANN S. STEPHENS,
AUTHOR OF "THB REJECTED WIFE," "FASHION
AND PAMINS,' 1 "THE OLD HOMESTEAD.”
** MARY DEB WENT,” “THB HEIRESS."
ETC., ETC.
Pricell lu P&p«r,or $1.50 ita Cloth. 1 Vdl r
13 m0., 500 pages.
Read what the Editor of the Evening Bulletin says of
it , after reading an advance cow.
Thb Wife's Secret. By Mrs. Ann S Stephens. Pub
lished by T. B. Petebpon A Brothers, Philadelphia.
We have read the advance sheets of Mrs. Ann S. Ste
phens' new book, "The Wife's Secret, "and can promise
her admiiers a characteristic treat. The story is one of
domestic life, the scene being laid mainly in the vicinity
of New York. The various persons who have their part
in the narrative are strongly pretented, particularly the
dlfl\ rent members of the Bently and Hart families. The
character of Michael Hurst is also described with almost
painful force. We will not weaken the Interest of any
readerby sketching the plot, but will eimply state th»t
no lover of the exciting in romance can fail to be eager to
unravel its intricacies after reading the first few pages.
It is published and for sale at the Cheapest Book Honsa
in the world to buy or send for a stock of books, which
is at
T. B. PETERSON A BROTHER 3-.
306 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
MRS. ANN S. STEPHENS’ WORKS.
Mew and Beautiful Editions.
THE WIFE’S SECRET. One volume, paper cover.
Price One Dollar; or in one volume, cloth, for $1.60.
THE REJECTED* WIFE. One volume, paper cover*
Pi ice One Dollar; or in one-volume, cloth, for $1 60.
FASHION AND FAMINE. One volume, paper cover,
price One Dollar; or in one volume, cloth, for $1.60.
; MARY DERWENT. One volume, paper cover. Price
One Dollar; or 'n one volume, cloth, for $1.50.
THE HEIRESS. One volume, paper cover. Price One
Dollar; or fa one volume, cloth,.for $1.60.
THE OLD HOMESTEAD. One volume, paper cover.
Price One Dollar; or in one volume, cloth, for $1.50.
The whole of the above books are uniform editions in
style, binding, etc., and the edition of them in one vo
lume, paper cover, is the popular "Railway Edition,”
which snpei sedes and takes the place of the old edition
in two volumes, paper cover.
49- Booksellers. News Agents, and all others, will
please send on their orders at* ones for what they may
want of either edition of “ The Wife’s Secret, ” or of any
of the other new and uniform editions of the popular
works of Mrs. Ann S. Stephens.
Published and for sale at the Cheapest Publishing and
Bookeellix g Establishing!?t in thin country, whiohls at
T. B. PETERSON Ce BROTHERS’,
Do. 306 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
To whom all orders must come addressed* and they
will receive immediate attention.
Copies of any of the above boekswill be sent to any
one, free of postage, on remitting; the price of the ones
wantedtoT. B. Peterson A Brothers, in a letter- It
pATBNT HINGE BACK
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
The most indestructible ALBUM made.
It lies open perfectly flat, without injury or strain to
the Book,
For salo by T. B. PETERSON & BROS., CLARK, 602
Chestnut street: NEWMAN A ARNOLD* Eighth street;
HABBAGHDROTHERS, Eighth street; H. H. HENDER
SON A Co.; G. P. FERRY* Fourth-and Race; BEHN A
SON* and others.
ALTEMIIS & CO.,
K. W. CORNER FOURTH AND RACE,
fe3o-lm Entrance on RACE Street.*
5,000 00PIES ' jj.
ANOTHER GREAT SUCCESS i ■■
PRIVATE MILES O’REILLY
Has made a regular hit with HIS BOOK, published
only a week ago, and already nearly
0,000 COPIES SOLD.
The immortal MILES has achieved a fame sadden and
brilliant.
For rollicking Yankee and Hibernian wit he stands
alone, and he will hereafter be known as
THE IRISH PICKWICK
Another edition is now ready THIS MORNING, full
of Comic Illustration*. Price $1,25.
CABEETON, Pobushbh,
NEW YORK.
mhlO-watf
JUST ISSUED,
A SPLENDID LARGE-SIZE, FULL-LENGTH
POIgTRAIT
OF
PRESIDENT UNOOLN.
TMb superior Life-like Portrait, engraved on Steel in
the best style of Mezzotint, and published by J. C.
BUTTBE, of New York, can only be obtained from the
Publisher or his authorized Agents.
A BPECIMEN COPY mar now be examined at JAMES
S. SABLE & SOD’S,.Ho. 816 CHESTNUT Street, and at
PUGH’S Bookstore, S. W corner SIXTH and CHEST
NUT Streets, where names of subscribers will be taken.
J. P. SKELLY,
AGENT FOB PEI*NSYLVANIA,
No. 008 Arch Street.
ruble, mwf St
BOOKS AT REDUCED PRICES-
All #1.50 Books we Sell ...#1.25
A11#1.20 do do do •*►*♦*♦,• •*»-*•••• 100
AUii do do do 80
AU7scent do do do 60-
All 00 cent do do do .... 40
All 26 cent do do do 20
PITCHER’S. 808 CHESTNUT Street.
ja2*s&wtf
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
L HOLDING FROM
TWELVE TO FOUR HUNDRED PICTURES.
Banging in price from
49* «» CENTS TO 65 DOLLARS
ja22-BWtf PITCHER’S, 808 CHESTNUT Street.
T OST.- CERTIFICATE No. 181 FOR 1
-Li ghereInthePOINTiBREEZEPABK ASSOCIATION
OF PHILADELPHIA, in the name of HENRY D.
LENTZ.
As application will be made four weeks from the date
hereof for a renewed certificate, notice is hereby given.
JACOB 8. LENTZ,
mb9 w*Bt* Executor of Henry D Lento, deceased.
XTEW BOOBS! NEW BOOKS!!
•Ll ESTHER PARSONS; 08, TRY AGAIN* and other
St or if?, by A. L. O. E.
PAYING DEAR, and other Stories, by A. L O. E.
STOBiES FROM JEWISH HISTORY, from the Baby
lonish Captivity to the Destruction of Jerusalem by
Titus. By A. ft. O. E.
TRY AGAIN, and other Interesting Stories, by A. L.
A MAP OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI AND ALABAMA,
showing the approaches to Mobile and the movements
of Gen. Sherman’s army. Price 60 centß.
A MAP OF NORTHERN GEORGIA, with portions of
Alabama. Tennessee. North Carolina, and South Caro
lina. Price 60 cts.
For rale by WM. 8 & ALFRED MARTIBN,
mhll 606 CHESTNUT Street
mw BOOKS! NEW BOOKS!!
Lv Just received by ASHMBAD fc EVANS,
(Successors to Willis P. Hazard.)
No. 734: CHESTNUT Street
A WOMAN’S RANSOM; by Frederick William Robin
eon. author of ** Grandmother’s Money*” Ao., Ate.
RUBINA. A new novel.
BOBA DI BOMA; by W. W. Story. 2 vols. •
HILLGROVE’B GUIOtt TO THE ART OF DANCING.
THB ART OF CONVERSATION
TALES FROM THE OPEBAS. Silted by G. F. Par
don.
FULLER’S HOLY AND PROFANE STATES.
LAWS AND PRACTICE OF WHIST; explained and
illustrated by means of hands played completely
through. By Cavendish. _ ■
THE WIFE’S a Novel by W. G. Wills.
GENERAL McCDBLLAH’S REPORT. 60 cents.
Tt/TILI EB’S ELEOTBICITY AND MAG
XYJL NETISM —JUST PUBLISHED,
ELEOTBICITY AND MAGNETISM, being Part 2 of
Xlemex tsof Chemistry, Theoretical and Practical. By
William Allen Miller, M. D., LL. D., Ate. In one
volume, ootavo.
The Bubscribers will keep on hand the Scientific publi
cations of
JOHN WILEY, New York.
Which they will supply to the trade or sell at retail.
LINDSAY A BLAKISTON,
Publishers and Booksellers,
mhfi 35 South SIXTH Street.
THE SUNBEAM STOBIES, •
A Containing the charming, bright stories of—
TRAP TO CATCH A SUE BE AM.
CLOUD WITH SILVER LINING.
HOUSE ON THE ROOK.
ONLY, OLD JOLLIFFE, MERRY CHRISTMAS.
DREAM CHINTZ.
STAR IN THE DESERT, Ac.
Six beautiful volumes, illustrated, #260.
foae-t jyi WILLIS r ~ * ZA iS' south SIXTH Stm*.
APPLETON’S NEW AMERICAN
- cyclopedia.
Tt«AM^ y . tor this Invaluable Library of Universal
In £jS a RECOiD ° r ° BSlL£!ojf! WO B5
Moore. fell-tf
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
Jj£OSS & CO.,
STATIONERS, BLANK.BOOK, and
' ENVELOPE MANUFACTURERS,
48£ CHESTNUT STREET,
TWO DOORS ABOVE FO3T OFFICE.
JUST RECEIVED,
TITIAN COPYING PRESS.
ATWATER’S PORTABLE COPYING PRESS, for Army
and Navy Officer*.
ATWATER’S PATENT NEWSPAPER FILES.
OFFICERS’ DESPATCH AND ORDER FILES.
CONGRBSS-TIE ENVELOPES, all sizes
_ Also, a full assortment of STATIONERY, for office and
Counting-house use.
BLABK BOOKS made to order, and ruled to any pat'
tern, at low price,, « MOSS ft CO.’S,
r,ihl2 6t 433 CHESTNUT Street
JJRYSON & SON,
NO. 8 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
' PRINTERS AND STATIONERS.
BLANK BOOKS,
PAPERS, PENS, AND INKS OF SUPERIOR
QUALITY.
Coiporatlona, Banka, and Bnslnese Men supplied with
ererythinfieceeaary for the Counting-room, mhil-lm
AF INCALCULABLE WORTH AS-
A' Likenesses, and intrinsic worth as Pictures, are B
F. KtIUEB'S superior Mtvlea life else PHOTOGRAPHS
aado tit Qftt Aft? aStiwfc U*
KATHAIRON.
Kathalron is from the Greek word “ Kafchro,” or *' Ka
thairo,” signifying to cleanse, rejuvenate.rand restore.
This article U what its name signifies. For preserving*
restoring and beautifying the HUMAN HAIR It Is the
most remarkable preparation in the worll
owned and put up by the origins! proprietor, and it now
made with the same care, skill* and attention vM
gave U a sale of over cne million bottles per annum.
Ifie a moit delightful Hair Dressing.
It eradicates scarf and dandmff.
It keeps the head cool and clean.
It makes the hair rich, soft, and glossy.
It prevents the hair from falling off and tarfilng gray.
It restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values a beautiful head of
hair should uee LYON'S KATHAIRON. It Is known
and used- through out the civilized world. Sold by all
respectable dealers
DEM4B 8. BARNES A CO.. New York.
HAGAN’S MAGNOLIA BALM.
This ie the most delightful and extraordinary artiste
ever discovered; It changes the sunburnt face and
hands to a pearly satin texture of ravishing beauty, la*
parting thfr marble purity of youth, and the distingtsd
appearance eo inviting in the city belle of fashion. It re
moves tan, freckles; pimples, and roughness from the
skin, leaving the complexion fresh, transparent, and
smooth. It contain* no material injurious to the skin.
Patronized by actrtsses and opera singers. It is what
every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared by W. Bf HAGAN, Troy, N. Y.
Address all orders to
DBMAS S. BARNES & 00., New York.
HEIMSTKEErS HIMITABLE HAIR RESTO
RATIVE*—SOT A DYE,
But restores gray hair to its original eolor, by supplying
the capillary tubes with natural sustenance, impaired
by age or disease. All instantaneous dyes are composed
ot lunar caustic , destroying the vitality and beauty of
the hair, and afford of themselves no dressing. Helm
street's Inimitable Coloring not only restores hair to its
natural color by an easy process, but gives the hair a
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
promotes its growth, prevents Us falling off* eradicates
dandruff, and Imparts health and pleasantness to the
head. It has stood the tOBt of time, being the original
Hair Coloring, and Is constantly increasing in f aT or.
Used by both gentlemen and lsdies. •* It is sold by all re
spectable dealers, or can-be procured by them of the
commercial agents, D. 8. BARNES & CO., 309 BROAD
WAY, New York. swo slses* 60 cents and $l.
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.
The parties in St. Louis and Cincinnati, who have been
counterfeiting the Muatang Liniment, under pretence of
proprietorship, have been thoroughly estopped by the
courts. To guard against further imposition. I have pro
cured from the United States Treasury a private steel
plate revenue stamp, whioh ie placed over the top of
each bottle. Each stamp .bears th ofac simile of my sig
nature, and without which the article Is a counterfeit,
dangerous, and worthless imitation. Examine every
bottle. This Liniment has been in use and growing in
favor for many years. There hardly exists a hamlet on
the habitable globe that does not contain evidence of its
wonderful effects. It lithe best emollient in the world..
With its present improved ingredients, its effects upon
man and beast are perfectly remarkable. Sores are
healed, pains relieved, lives saved, valuable animals
made useful, and untold ills assuaged. For bruises,
sprains, rheumatism, swellings, bites,- cuts, caked
breasts, strained horses, Ac., it is a sovereign remedy
that should never, be dispensed with. It should be in
every family. Sold by all druggists.
fe22-mwf3m&eow6m D. 8. BARNES, New York.
ARMY GOODS.
■pOR THE ARMY AND NAVY.
EVANS & HASSALL,
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
418 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Banners, Regimental and Company Flags, Swords.
Sashes, Belts, Fastants, Epaulettes, Hats, Caps, Can
teens. Haversacks, Camp Kits, Field Glasses, Soars,
and everything pertaining to the complete outfit of
Army and Navy Officers:
A liberal discount allowed to the trade. mhlO-lm
J’URLOUGKHS.
Officers and Soldiers, visiting the city on Fnrlonsh,.
needing
SWORDS,
And other MILITARY EQUIPMENTS, are invited to the
very extensive Manufacturing Establishment of
GEO- W. SIMONS & BE©.,
SAN 60M- STB SET HALL,
SANSOM Street, above Sixth.
PRESENTATION SWORDS
Made to order at the shortest notice, which, for richness
and magnificence, challenge competition, no other-house
in the country combining the MANUFACTURING JEW
ELER with the PRACTICAL SWORD-MAKER.
mhlO- 2m
J'ROrES3INQHAM dk WELLS
ha. a yon sals.
HEAVY. MEDIUM, AMD LIGHT SHBBTINGS AMD
SHIRTINGS.
STANDARD DRILLS.
HEAVY CAP TOM FLANNELS.
WASH.- MOTON AMD VICTORY OAMBKICS AMD
SII.BCIAS.
AMD CORSET JEAMS.
Mo. 1* WORSTED YABM. A«. »MlfM
CEDAR AND WILLOW WARE.
Q.REAT OPENING OF
CEDAR AND WILLOW WARE.
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THE CITY.
NOW SELLING AT BARGAINS.
8.000 DOZ. CORN BROOMS.
3,C00 DOZ. FANCY PAINTED BUCKETS.
LOCO MESTS CEDAR WASH TUBS.
2,004 CEDAR STAFF AND BARREL CHURNS.
1,000 DOZ. WILLOW MARKET BASKETS.
3,000 BALES COTTON-WICK AND TIE YARN.
2,000 BALES BATS'AND WADDING.
RETICULE BASKETS, OIL CLOTHS.
LOOKING GLASSES. CORDAGE, 41. As.
All Goode are aold at the Manufacturer’s Lowest Cash
Prices.
Orders promptly Ailed.
ROW£ & EUSTON,
157 and 159 NORTH THIRD BTBBET.
mhl- 2m Three Doors below Haoo.
IMFOKTEKS.
A LEX. WRAY & CO.,
iL 939 CHESTNUT Btreet, Philadelphia,, __
Importers of British DRY GOODS, HOSIERY, GLOVES,
&c., Ac , have just opened, in addition to the above, a
very large and varied assortment of MEN S SPRING
UNDERSHIRTS, conzistlng of Merino, Imitation Me
rino, India Gauze, and Brown and White Cotton,
to uhlch they most respeetlully invite the attention of
buyers. fe29-lm*
LSGAL.
XTOTIOE.—LETTERS TESTAMENTS
li BY to the Retake of MARGARET EMERY,deceased,
haring been granted to the undersigned, all persons in
debted to the Estate are requested to make payment, and
tho« haying claims will ,
mhl6 vs6t* Ho. 1008 MARKET Street.
■VTOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR D. B.
w CUM TESTAMENTO AENBXO—Letter, on the
Estate Of GEORGE CLAY, late of the city of Philadel
phia. deceased, having been granted t-> the subscriber
by the Register of Wills of the city of Philadelphia, all
persons indebted to raid-Estate are reqUySteatomake
Sayment, and those having claims or demands against
tie same to present them inthout delay to „„, _
EDMUND LEAF.
FOTTSTOWH. Montgomery Co.. Pa.,
Gr id his attorney * CHARLES E LEX,
mhlfii w”» 51 North SIXTH Street,PhUada.
gPECTAOLES TO SUIT ALL SIGHTS.
ARTIFICIAL HUMAN BYES
Inserted without pain, by
JAMES W. QUBBH A CO.,
034 CHESTHUT STREET.
FIZLi? Students
Microscopes for Phvsielans
A very large assortment for sale by -i
JAMES W. QUEER fr Ov.. 1
034 CHBB CHUT Streep
TLTATHEMATIOAL DRAFTING IN
"L STRUMBNTB.
Cheeterman’i Metallic and gteel Tape-meatures.
For tale by JAMES W. QUEEN ft GO.,
_ CHESTNUT Street.
Priced end llln.trated catalocuea gratis. fogt-lm
rN THE EXECUTION OF CARTES DE
VIPITE, B. F. RBIMES- cannot be excellid. To
please blft patrons is the aim of all attached to the Gal
lory. 634 AROH Street. it*
TJ EATON & DENCKLA, HARDWARE
■E-L CommlMlon Merchants, 507 COMMERCE and 510
STOETH Streets, offer for tale: ..... .
Anchor Brand Bail* s Plymouth Mill Rivets.
W. *B. Butcher’s Cast Steel;. Eagle Cabinet Locks.
Putnam’s Horse Hails; Igcke s Sshool Slates.
Copper, Brass, and Iron Wire; Cotton Carts.
Also, a fall assortment of American Hardware.
■fcs6mlf
JJUILDING HARDWARE.
REVEAL HINOnSs. I SHUTTER STRAPS,
H,r“Mit,cTOLTrl
- many articles of Building and Carriage Hardware,
■aatufaciured and kept on hand at
JAOKSOBTIROH WORKS*
mhll-Sm Office No. 336 CHURCS Alley.
Manufacture's of Warranted BBAM and HaY BCALBB.
MATERIALS FOR MINOR PISS.
SDXOH. LAYER. AND SULTANA RAISIN*.
OIYRON. CURRANTS. AND BPIOEE.
CIDBR. WINRS. Ac., ft.
AX.BERT O. BOBEBTS,
Denlu In Fine Grocertcn.
i»'.f 9*ra«t nsrwirca *ai ivn Rtne*
- fTAOTS.
A SITUATION ’WANTED A 3 HpQK*
, keeper lo a mercantile bonse. or cleric in a frlak-
Goose, by a reliable, middle Med man, who bag had
considerable experience ?n bnsfnase, and can give good
references as to capacity, integrity. smd industry. Ad
*9dcare Wm B. Iff ebb. 8. W. corner
Tfcnib aod BprmgQardan atresia. nahl4-3t*
A LADY WISHES A SITUATION AS
trt ? charge of an- invalid lady.
iIiawA&UT-SilwV " addreB ‘ HouiekMper /
A GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
“ STAHDABD HIOTOKT W m 2»t f„„
■‘SBgSiiffl"" 8808 -^4^
COLORED HELP OF ALL DESCRIP
v/ TIOHS WASTED at fca.t Waco,. Ord»r«
for freed Help, at J. Office. lit®*,™.
Street- mbigflt*
pABTNER WANTED WITH A CASH
A capttal of $35,000 to $50,000, in a well-established and
profitable' Dry Goods Commif-zio'n Btasinaw. Address
Box C6B-F. O , giving name and address. mhlfi ss* '
WANTED—A COMPETENT BOOK*
TV KEEFER, In a Wholesale laCo.sc:- Addreea, with
reference. Bog >42 Phlla. P. O. it*
WANTED— A PORTER IN A
Wholesale House; one who hfe* experience in
packing goods: and can famish satisfactory reference.
Addregff Box 22&fP. O, mh!6-3t*
WANTED— SITUATION IN A
Wholeeale Boot and Shoe. Notiontf-Hat, Gap, and
Straw Goode, or Cedar-Ware House. by a- Salesman of
experience, and one that can control a lrvrge am rant of
Pennsylvania' and 1 Ohio trade. With good reference.
Address J. JOHNSON, Press office. mhl6*2l*
VATAISTED—A SALESMAN IN A
* " Wholesale Clothing House, commanding a prompt
near trade. Ail communications strictly confidential.
Address, with referencao. Box 875. P O. mhis 2t*
Y\T ANTED—TW O COMPETENT
*'CLBBXS for Seta*! Drugstores; one tc go West,
‘ t “£^ t £^ rto Js£ sl,in 6 to u City. Apply to __
mbl4St» OEO. A. MILJIER Si CO.. 50G MAR SET St.
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN AS
_* [ PARTNER in the Bij Goods Bnslneas, with some
Cash capital. Ha* roust be a good bnsine>a E3An and
salesman, and of • the old*farhioned school. References
exchanged. Address "M. D. Z. & C 0..” Pres? office.
mbl4-st,
WANTED—A GENTS IN EVERY
.’"county In thie State to e*uvasB for Bnttrs’s supe
rior PORTRAIT OP_PKKSIDDNT i! Address
• ... J P/fcSBLMf, Aj|estfor PennsylTattiav
*chl4.3t GOfrARuH Street. Philadelphia.
000 —AN ACTIVE OB SPECIAL
Jr,*; MOT-Sm Witt this amount, in. an
already established Produce Business. Address “ Pro
duce, ,r with full name, at this office, as all communica
tions will be treated'strictly confidential. mhl/1 £t*
0(10= $5,000, TO LOAN ON
sP IU 9 vv/v t mortgage at finer cent.
mhl4-3t* JOSEPHB. BARRY, 4-30 WALNUT Street,
A MONTH J—l WANT TO HIRE
w f in every County, at $75 a month, ex
penses paid, to sell my new*cheai> Family SewiagMa
chlnes. Address S. MADISGN,AIfred,Me. Cfel2dAW3a'
A MONTH-I— l Want Aoknts at
a month.expenseepaidt tooell my Everlasting
Pencils, Oriental Burners, and 13other articles. 19 circu
lars sent/rgg. JOHN F> LORD; Bldfleford, Me. ja27-2m
M WANTED TO’RENT—A DWELL
TNG HOUSE; by first of* June, with modern im
provements ; situated above Chestnutr&treet. and within
five squares of Poßt Office Rent, WCO to $6OO. Address
Box lOfeG'Philad. Post Office. mhld 6t*
M FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED
the Ist of April, west of Broad street, by a first
class tenant, small family. Apply to Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad Office, *3O'WALNUT; for interview,
mill 6t*
EOST AMD YOUKDt
T 08T—A CERTIFICATE OF 5-PER
L CENT. LOAN OF STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
for $516.06, dated March 12. 1880, Mo. 754, in name of
WILLIAM MEREDITH. Albo, a Certificate of 6-per
eent. Loan of State of Pennsylvania, lor the sum of $2OO,
dated June SO; 1845, Mo. 1452; in the name of ELI A
PRICE, administrator of William Meredith in trust. Ap
plication has been made to the Auditor General for a re
newal of said Certificates
fein-Sm ELI K PRICE. No. 811 ARCH Street.
FOR SALE* AMD TO LET,
fjo MANUFACTURERS AND
CAPITALISTS.
A very large LOT OF GROUND, on North SECOND
Street, 66 feet front. 302 feet deep, widening on the rear
to 168 feet, with a 25-fcei-wide back outlet; containing
nearly one acre of ground:, suitable for FACTORY,
SUGAR , REFINERY BREWERY, or WAREHOUSE.
Storehouses erected cn the lot.wlll pay a very good inte-
rest. For sale at a very low price, and terms accommo-
dating. Apply to . BONSALL 8R03,,
mhlfi-et* No. 119 North NINTH Street.
T?OB SALE—THE PORT RIGHT FOR
A Philadelphia of HUSTCfI’S PATENT MARINE
LEAK SIGNAL, the best invention of the age.
J. VAN TRUMP. Agent, St. Louis Hotel,
Where the apparatus can be seen from 2 o’clock until 5
p. M. . mhl6 3t*.i
A N BIGHT-HORSE CYLINDER BOIL.
J\. be FOR SALE—3O inches in diameter aad 30 feet
long Inquire at 619-and 93-1 JAYNE Street. it*
m FOR SALE. AT CAPE ISLAND,
<B*l. a large and commodious BOARDING BOUSE. For
fall particulars apply to- JOHN YARD, Jr.,& SON.
mhl6-6t* 807 RACE Street.
4B TO RENT.—A BEAUTIFULLY
-fish-situated COUNTRY. RESIDENCE, with coach house,
stable, and garden, within three minutes walk of Wissi
noming station, on the Trenton Railroad, seven miles
from the city. Apply at-717 WALNUTS* mh!6 6t»
4&S FOR SALE—A VERY DESIRA
fiSkBLE HOUSE, for a moderate-sized family, in a good
neighborhood in Germantown, Is now offered at' a low
price and on accommodating terms. In order to close an
interest In the property. House £oby2sfeet, with Fur
nace. Bargf. Bath, and' Hydrant Water; is built, of
stone, and Used throughout. Albo, a fine Bunding Site,
with about Three Acres of Land Apply daily except
Thursday, between 10 and 11 o’clock, at 805 MARKET
Street. mh!6-tf
HI SPLENDID FARM FOR SALE.—
~il"A small FARM, of between 18 and 18 acre*, sitaate
on the Bristol Turnpike Road, near Toireßdale, Twenty
third "Ward- Has a small stream of water - running
tlrongh It; well of excellent water, and ie convenient
to steamboat landing, and railroad station. Buildings
are in good repair; the barn i* new. *
mhlß-wfmSt* >JOHN SSAIiLCRO3B, Franhford.
ijv— fob SALE —A PAIR OF BAY
HORSES, 15 hands hi|h, 6 years old. good dri
vers, double or tingle. One a- good ladies* saddle horse.
Warrsoted sound. Have only been used in the country.
Price S6CO. Address. Box 611 Philada. P. O. mh!6-3t*
COPARTNERSHIPS.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THI&
A day entered into a COPARTNERSHIP, under the
firm-name of W. D, ShSON A CO , for the purpose of
Manufactuiing WOMEN'S. MISSES’, and CHILDREN'S
PEGGED BOOTS. Ac., at No. 422 COMMERCE street I
W. D. EDSON.
ARTHUR MILLIE.
Philadelphia. March lh 1£64. mnl4-12t*‘
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
T IFE INSURANCE—A CARD.— I THE
J-i GIRARD LIFE INSUR4NCE AND TRUST COM
PANY. of this city, combines the mutual principle with
the security of a capital. Assets January 1,1864, £1.824»*
393.19. All insurers for the whole of life participate in
the profits of the Company.
THETEN-YBABPLAN.
The insurers upon this popular plan also participate In
the profits of the Company. Office. 408 CHESTNUT
Stieet. znhl4 3t*
TpAME INSURANCE COMPANY,
A- No, 400 CHESTNUT STREET*
PHILADELPHIA.
FIRE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
DIRECTORS-
Francis M. Buck, John W- Evermaa,
Charles Richardson, Robert B. Potter*
Henry Lewis. John Kessler* Jr.,
O. W. Davis, B. D Woodruff,
P. 6. Justice, Charles Stokes.
George A. West, Joseph D. Ellis.
* PS.NCIS IT. BUCK, tmldent.
CHAS. BICHAEDSON. Tin PrMld.ni.
W. I. Blanchard. Secretary. lal4-tf
FINANCIAL.
TOHN HORN, JR,
V STOCK-COMMISSION BROKER.
No. 140 SOUTH THIRD STBBET.
(UP STAIRS >
PHILADELPHIA.
REFERENCES:
Messre.Thos. A. Biddle A Co. Mesß.Gaw, Macale*ter, & Co.
Messrs. E. S. Whelen & Co. Messrs. Drexel & Co.
Messia. BuzbyACo. Henry J. Williams, Esq.
Alexander Biddle. Esq. I. P. Hutchinson. Esq.
G. M. Troutman. Etq. D. B. Cummins, Esq.
Jas. G. King A Sons, New York. fe2B-2m
David B. Paul, President.. B. Glendinning. Cashier.
Third national bank of
PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL, *lOO,OO0 —PRIVILEGED TO INCREASE
TO $500,000.
Philadelphia. March 14,J8&K
The Third National Bank has t&l> day opened for bu
siness at the Southwest corner of MARKET Street and
PENN Square, where all banking business will bn trans
acted tbe seme as in other City Banks.
The location is a very desirable one, and central for
all Merchants and others dotsg business in tbe Western
parts of the city.
Collections will he made on a 1 accessible points on
the most favorable terms; and the interests and require
ments of the customers of the Bank will have careful
and prompt attention.
mbl4-10t R. GLRNDINNING, Cashier.
CECOND NATIONAL BANK OF
PISAHKFOBD. ■
CAPITA!. *loo,ooa WITH THB PRIVILEGE OP I*-
CHBASING TO *500.000. , ,
NATH AO HILLBS. Frwldnit.
WILLIAM H. KHAWH, Canhisr,
(Lsts orthe Philadelphia Bank)
DIBBCTORR:
HATHA* EILLBB. CHARLES B. KRBHBR.
GEOBGH W. RHAWH, BBSJ. ROWLAND. JK..
SIMON B. SHYDEB, BE* J. H. DB ACOH.
2DWABD HATES, JOHN COOPER.
LEWIS SHALLCKOSS,
Th« Second national Bank of Philadelphia t» now
open at Ho. 13* MAIH Street, Prankford. for thetrane.
action of a General Banking Bneineae upon the nenai
upon all accessible point, will bi madt
upon liberal terms. Bespectfnlly,
f.S-Srn ”.o. MiWk.OuiW .
'TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
A Office of Comptroller of thb Citrrbhct.
Washington. February 26th. 1864.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to tne
undersigned, it has been made to appear that the
Fourth National Bank of Philadelphia, in the county of
Philadelphia, and State of Pennsylvania, has been duly
organized under and According to the requirement! of
the act of Congress, entitled **»n act to provide a na
tional currency, secured by a pledge of UuUed States
'locks, and to provide for the circulation and redemption
?i,„ w eof.” appioved Febrnaty 25th, 1863. and has com
the- .thelprovislons of said act required to be
wit£ before commencing the business of
r Z -"h McCulloch. Comptroller of
Bow. tb , lh6 FOORTHNA
TIOSALBAIi'.S of COn “ t X,°' PbUv
di'iihia, and Staid of Penneylyanla, la . ,0
commence tbe bnelneM of Banking, under tbe h ot Afore
**ln' testimony whereof, witness my hnnd and «eal ef
Office, this twenty sixth day of February, ISM.
„ HUGH MoCuLLOGH.
mhl- 2m Comptroller of the Currency.
OF REMOVAL,
The undersigned would Infom their friends and the
gnblio generally that they have removed from their Old
tand, 517 ARCH Street* to their
SPLENDID NEW. WAREROOMS,
No. Gin ARCH STREET,
Where they will continue the isle of
GAS FIXTURES,- CHANDELIERS,
COAL-OIL BURNERS, Ac.
piucip" B2.Mir°0 H o?feilS
and elaborate,
VAN KIRK <6 CO,
felMm Ho 81H ABOH BTRBIT.
rpHE GREAT DESIRE OF THE PUB-
A LIC is to possess KHMER'S colored PHOTO
GB/PHS. Fine stvle enl quality are
tiftic coloHog. make t»iem popular. $1 SaCOJn) bh.
AbOVsUrwn. •**
AIWtJS'SWEJn'3.
fj-HE SPRING FLOWER SHOW
OF THE
Pennsylvania Horticultural Society
WILL BE HELD AT THE
MUSICAL. FUND HALL;
LOCUST Street, above Eighth,
OF TUEBDAY, MARCH 23d, 1964,
FROM 11 A. M, TO 11 P. M.
*» artleSa /or competition and exhibition meat be
atsxed by ICVifSock A. m ca Hfneslar. 221,
Application fcryspace moat be preeeated to the OonwUt
tee on or before f .o'clock P. M. on Monday, 2lßt.
Schedules of ?Sr3*nluHtB (SB Be- h*d Of the Secretory.
te. W. HARRISON,
Jfo. 3* Sonth SSVKtfTH Street,
J. K MURDOCH
WILL QIYjfA CHOICB BBLECfIOM OF
PATRIOTIC AST* SCRIPTURAL BEADIXQS,
AT THE MT3SSICAI. FTOYDHAI.I,,
OW THURSDAY '2TENIN(>, March IT/1891*
l&?’the purpose of purzctfeclag an GvgAn for the FIRST
PRESBYTERIAaT G£iURCH, war'-c.
PROGRAMME.
Selections from tie gcrfrfcares. - ‘ Moms ”
Txod-aa. 15th chapter. • va * or m ® w ®»
Extractfrom “Theßesay on, Kao.’’-TfcerOrUer
from Nature.............•.•«.. ........ ..Pope.
Poesfc “Marco Bozzarle' HMleek.
Poem.—-“ The Sleeping SentlnuE Janvier.
Extracts from 11. Samuel, acsttsiiPanifd v/lth re
citations of two Poems, oce Entitled “ ftispah
witVher sons the day before Wray wefe hanged
on Gibeah,"* ...R.*P, WESis.
The other entitled: ..
‘RfrjHtti's Lament 0. Bryent.
Pcem; translated from Schiller'by'Leigh Host* cn
titled “The Lions aid the Glo*#' rr *
Poem. —* * Drifting ” -.T. Buchanan Bead.
Poem.—An Incident of the War, entitled “;sar
baraFfreitchie ..J, G* Whittier.
‘ThePatriot or the KHng of7o/'«E-'
tract from the Waggoner of the AiLegbautes..*.
T. BaChci'saii Bead*
“The L’sbt Brigade,” or the Charg© of Six Hcn
dred atHalaklava.V ..Tennyson.
Doors opes at 7 o’clock. Beadlr w commence at 8. “
Tickets MPTY GENTS; can bs obtained at the Book
storea of Ashznead & Evans, 724 C?se«tnat; T. B. Pagh*
Sixth and Chestnut; T. B Pefceraon> COSChestnu.t; Toi
ler's, Second, opposite Genran, and at the Halloa the
day and evening of the Reading!. mhIC-7t*
pBOF. EDWARD DUN32.R,'
Thedistiujalihed lecturer and Vcwllst, who waaeo
vocirercu.ly;u!wauded by the lmmenoe ccnconrae at tL'.o
Academy cf atneic last Friday eyenina- wlll
LECTURE AHD SINejSEH
FOR TUB
BENEFIT .OF' THE WIDOWS AND ORPHANS OF
SOLDIERS.
THIS EVENING.
AT CONCERT HALL.
Subject—“ OCR COUNTRY AND THB WAtt."
Tickets 50 cents, for sale byT.B. PDJH, SIXTH and
CHEST6UT.
Doors open at 7 o’clock. Lecture 7.45.
The Profeeeorwill sing “Three Hundred Thousand
More,” “Mfefrrimae aid Monitor," “The'Wounded
Soldier, ”&c., &e. • U*
•\fUSIOAL FUND HALL.
IV. K, EICHABDSON’S
SELECT READINGS,
WEDNESDAY EVKNIBO, March 16, 18H.
At Eight o’clock.
Tickets ~, m m^i.
For sale at Pugh’s. Sixth and Chestnut, and at Gould's!
Seventh and Oheatnnt streets. mhlO-gr
TJET. E. H. CHAPIN, D. D„
OF NEW YORK.
Will* deliver his
GREAT ORATION
ON
EUROPE AND AMRRECA
AT
CONCEPT HALL,
, fbidat evening, MARCH 18.
Tickets of Admission ,25 oente
Reserved Seats ..50 cents!
lo be obtained at Gould’s Music Store, Seventh and
Ckertnai streets. and at the door on the evening of tb«
hectare. mh,l4-5f
pBOF. EDWARD DUNBAR,
The Distinguished Lecturer aud Vocalist,
.to-night. AT COBCERT HALL.
OPR COUNTRY AHD THE WAR.
TNSTITUTION lOR THE BLIND>—
EXHIBITION every WEDNESDAY, at 3H P. M.
Admission ten cents. Store. No. It, S EIGHTH St. it* - *
pONGEBT HALL.- GOTISCHALK’S
FAREWELL CONCERTS IN AMERICA.
A C*BD.— Max Strakosoh sincerely thanks the public
and bis many friends for the unprecedented patronage
which 3lr. L. M. GOTTBCHALE has received in his last
Cot certs in Philadelphia, and will, in compliance with
the generally expressed desire, give
ONE MORE GRAND CONCERT,
On THURSDAY EVBNIRG March 17, -
assisted by the eminent favorite Tenor,
THEODORE HaBELMANN.
The distinguished vocalist.
Mme. HENRIETTE BEHRENS.
CARLO PATTI, Violin.
CHARLES SCHMITZ, Violoncello
S. BEHRENS Musical Director end Conductor
Admission, 50 cents. Reserved seats, 50 cents extra.
Seats maybe secured at J. E. Gould’s music store, com
mencing Tuesday morning. March 15, at 9 o’clock.
Poore open at IX. Concert to commence at 0: mhU-4t
MBS. JOHN DREW’S NEW ARGH
UA. STREET theatre.
HOUSES Packed IN EVERY PART.
Thlrdnight of the distinguished artists,
Mr. AND Mrs. BARNET WILLIAMS.
THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, March 16, ICB4,
IRELAND AS IT WAS.
Bagged Pat Mr. Barney William*.
ejndy- O’Trot ...Mr* Barney-WtUlains.
To he followed by the Protean force of
IN AND OUT OF PLACE.
In which Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAMS will sustain SIX
different characters. To conclude with
TURN HIM onr.
Prices as usual. Curtain rises at 754 o’clock^.
CHESTNUT - STJJEErT
THEATRE.
THIr (Wedtesday) EVENING, Mare 116th,
Third time in this city of the new play called -i
PURE GOLD.
with new and splendid Bcenery.-
Original Music by KOPPITZ.
TO-MORROW (Saint Patrick's Day), 19th time of the
COLLEEN BIWN,
On SATURDAY AFTERROOK, March-d9th,
Another of the Popular
FAMILY MATINEE ENTERTAINMENTS.
WALNUT-STREET THEATBB.
-THIB (Tuesday) EVENING, March 10.
Second night of the engagement of ths.dUtlnguishe<l
young Tragedian,
BDWIN ADAM*,
who was welcomed last night by a crowded audience.
The beautiful play by tbe Rev. James White, entitled
THE KING OF.THB COMMONS.
King James V ~..Hr. EDWIN ADAMS*
To conclude with the favorite farce called
THE STAGB-STRUjK TAILOR.
Poors open at 7; curtain rises at 7# o’clock.
HTOM KING'S GREAT EXCELSIOR
J- TROUPE. MARKET, above TWELFTH Street.
The season opened on SATURDAY, the 12(h Inst *
the members of the GREAT EXCEiiSvOR TROUFH wen
received with the liveliest demonstrations of enthuel
asm.
The programme of the entertainment, will bo yariect
every tvinlng. the repertoire of the. Company being Terr
extensive
H’LLB TOUBNa 188,
M’LLR VIRGINIA.
And other artistic lady performers will appear ae th»
season progresses, thus presenting vivid scenes in tho
Arexa, lovely, fascln&tlnr, andinteresting.
THE GREAT HURDLE ACT
Will be performed every evening
Performance commences at 7:dQ o'clock.
Admission**...;...
Stage seats
Private boxen
mh!4
■tfLEYENTSiST. OPERA HOUSE*
XJ "THE FAMILY. RESORT."
CARNCROSB UT3> QIXBT’B MIN&TRBLB,
THB GREAT STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
In their
SELECT ETHIOPIAN SOIREES.
Splendid Singing, Beautiful Dancing, Laughable Bu«
leagues, Plantation Scenes, die.. die., by
TWENTY TALENTED ARTISTS.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
Tickets2ocents. Doorscpenat7 o’clock.
fefc7-Sm J. L. QARNCEOSS. Easiness Manager.
THE great picture
a at CONCBRT HALL LEGTUBE BOOM
For a short season.
OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR A SHORT SEASO*.
J. Insco Williams* celebrated
PANORAMA OF THB BIBLE.
This is the most complete and finished Painting of the
Sacred Scriptures in the world, comprising oyer fifty t?
the moit
SUBLIME AMD THRILLING 60ENBB
Of the first three thousand years of Biblical History,
formica altogether one the finest exhibitions of tho SCO.
OPJN EYRRY BVKKISTG at half past 7 o'clock.
Admission.2s cents.
N. B. Hatin&es on Wednesday and Saturday altar*
noons, at 3 o’clock.
Admission for Children IS cents.
ANIA OSOHESTR A..—PUBLIC
V* BEHEARS ALB evorr SATURDAT. at 3 o'clock, T.
H. at the MUSICAL FUND HALL. Single ticket* M
cent*. Packages of Bix ticket*, ft To be had at AM>
BKES. 110* CHESTHDT Street. J. B OOULD, SB
YBNTH and CHEbTHPT. and at the Hail door. feH-tt
PENNSYLVANIA. ACADEMY OF
JL THE FINE AHT9.
1033 CHESTHUT STBSBT.
OPEIf 2>AILY (Soudan excepted) from d A. M. till
6P. M.
i dsaission 25 cents. Children half price. ja23»tl
MILITARY.
8 GENERAL RECRUITING STA*
TION IN INDEPEHDENCB SQUARE.
Recraits wanted for any of the Regiments of Uur
State now in the Service.
BOUNTIES.
Government (forVeterane).*^.*********”—**«»w
J-' all others
City a 3
Ward...... 35
*248 before leaving the City. ,8.1. LIHDKI.L,
Captain 119th Kealmepi l*. V..
General Recruiting Officer.
mhis-et*
ji GENERAL BEORUITINQ OFFICE,
I N °- tor al. t l» .Id
Jit CAVALRY, a
*^lipFAMtßr d BBQIMSIfT§.
atd for the Third Artillery (Heavy) p. V., statioaed'a*
PortreMMeeree. Va., at tht. ’onKJrS
Veteran V01unteer5**.......,......... m-s
ls7S'
*348 ca#h in hand. Betruits will be accredited Oaav
locality in the State of Pennsylvania they may desire,
and receive the local bounty.
CHAS. N. CADWtLLIDER.
Capt. and General Recruiting Officer.
xnhl2»6t*
'Sfl THE liAST CHANCE I
3Ba%' A FEW MOBE MEN WASTED _
FOR THE 18th PENNSYLVANIA CAYALBT.
“ •" . I V CABIF
£ne highest local Bounties paid when mustered ter
Oovernment Bounties paid m resalar instalments.
Tnn Recipient la compoted of ae flae and noble men A«•
e,, fa E OFF?r,EB™"iRE MEN OF EXPERIENCE, AND
OP TUCK AND TRIED CODHAOE .
Let every able man. who desire* to serve uls country
In the boar of dancer, apply at once to
Cf.pt. F. ZABRACHEB. Company C.
Capt JAMES M JOHNSON. Company H.
»tc M. BERRY'S, N'> Iffl SonthlSixth street
h 3 WM. S SMITH. Potlsiown.Montiomery Co.,P«.
o B HALFMAN. Western Hotel, Market, above
Bt*), "'street. M-Hadelph l *- mlli«-«te
STEAMSHIP SAXON, FROM
i unsianffs of Merchandise, per above vessel, will
please send for their goods bow landed on Plne-etreefr
wharf. [mhl6-30 H WIBSOBt 3s 00.
rr..n,*o F OR HARTFORD VIA
DELAWARE AND RARtTAW CANAL
Th* Philadelphia Strain Propeller Company's Bteamer
MAKS. Grnmly, master, ia now Jotdior at TATHA.M r ef
wbarf, below SOUTH street. For freight, wbloh will bt
taken on accommodating terms, apply at
J** 134 South tFBABVaS,
WM. M. BAIRD & CO . Aiepte.
ggggra COBBEOT PIA.NO TUNING.
ITfiTT* - Mr. 0 E. BABGEBT’4 Order* tor Tulaf
And Repairing. Pianos are received at MASON A CO, *»l
Store, m CHESTNUT Street, only ,
Mr 8. has had eleven years* fcetory enperioaee la
ton. end fire years' employment In Philadelphia
SP2OIAL —Piano* releath*r*& to aoond ae eoft
»weet*toned as nswi without rsnww**
▼•• mi for Tmilnr. at
fb PHRENOLOGICAL EX AMIN A—
, TICKS. wUbfnlia««rlpUon» or cbuutar. rini*
DA* a»d EVEKISO. br J-mibslll
9f f; u,Cv\ fl®.' #• 7ffM(S #»Ww»
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SO df*.
.... $3 Oft,
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