Btßut it, above Fifth.
J M Guthrie, Indiana co
r siadle* Pittsburg
B L Pennington ft la,Penna
M Pennington
W P S;eson,Baltlmote
Geo Taiator. H&ssa shusetts
R O ColUus New York
W H McCarthy Bethlehem
Gapi Jones. Tl S 1
W Henry, Washington
0 G Adame, Washington
Ghas Jones, Boston
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'S B r. BeUefonte
Lancafeter co
cSjHff- Baltimore
nßrovin.UBA.
"mm lUltlefteld. M«
Coombs, Me
r Bern , Baltimore
fbnyier. Easton
;rown
Hdridie, Man land
jlark, UBA. j
t!t<’i , VBQgb< Inniaaia /
Starker, Baiucor 1
impfton. Lancaster J
jI) Bnngh&rt „ _
Ohas K Troutman, N Jersey
L 0 Troutman. New Jersey
a Pravher. Illinois
JMDavis, Middieport, U
Joe Strode, Penna
0 M Gray, _ _ .
A L Bor*e. NBA
W P Linder. Paw T»rK
Tabu P'MJS'i'WLfc™
lOßEolgew, New York
street, above Third.
i Jo* Randell. Ohio
G B Cosier, New York
I si h Baity. Connecticut
Kobt Templeton. New York
Joel A Fithlan, New Jersey
Thou Roucfce &wf N Tort
G W Me Lane & wf, Wash
E R WiUon. Ohio
. loals-Cfcertmrt
nevsnsoo, Boston
Frown- Barrei-vine. O:
Bunt. Barne-villo, O
Whitney Medway !
n i 'a, Baltimore
Baltimore
1/ it.’rir, Pniladelph'a
.LslTerty Philadelphia
; e r Wilhfneon. Boston
aw*on. I‘rr.vK I
m. her- Hew Jersey
;sn>»e, Hew York
•ea. Bow Jersey
a-on * la. Portland
? Rflmson, -Portland.
i ii i&aibo. N Scotia
Sf.r Row. If Scotia
« M &enl*-y, N Scotia
jfea ay. eerr TorJt
tfmr. Brooklyn,
: a marly- Maryland
ii I'ewTcrk
0ovm1f& Ja, If Jersey
rißfd. New lork
ir e ;!s*la, Illinois
&wf. Cuba
iViiiiiaa&yrf, HYork
He'w York
B Maryland
V L La\y. New Jersey
Tho« Phillips,Rhode island
F F Patterson, New Jersey
Oapt Ayarg, U 3 A
JtLs Qttactenbnsh St wf, N Y
Bonn' J Dobson
James Brown
J »ldner, New Tori
Wm P Spencer Baltimore
T Marrsuon. Potteville
8 B43awdy, New Jerxey
John B*fk, New York
HMed. New York
J Browr, New York
Jas Lyons. New York
i* Bliey. New J ork
Jas Conner, New York
Ja* Murray. New Torn
John Dunning, D'ver, Dai
J D Griffon, New GaaO®
street. above Third'
Miss Tbompea®. P 2M£? h nr*
John Hutchison, Pittsburg
H J ftoyior, Schoy l Haven
n r wif Hartman, ub A
q Qn/sgAf, New York
B C Uin»ted, Columbia, Pa
.T Hannach, Pittsbarg
B openbelmer, Pittsburg
PL tT *U * la, Bordentown
jj j Horner, Ohio
j b jWaer. Waynesboro
c, Aioerni *a, Steubenville,O
V Alderman. Ohio
B Alderman. Ohio
a W Sayre. Letart Falls, O
L Biiel. La Porte, Ind
H R Russell. Scranton
?he Union-Arch a
Fork. Peoria, 111
?a:vely»Hac«retown
yortbron, Johnst’n, BY
nine. Penna
Brown
Brown, Sosnereet, O
fortrouah, Sew Y ork
Hire, Baltimore
Sims
: £ C Kaercer
ialdwell* Indiana
Ohio _
Jaines. Alliance.O
Piitaton* Pa
jiuriaa Sew Jersey
fi£l; ? c?p. Sammit Hill
if.frf. PhUa
ijiinßhflm. Pbila
a ,f<a3i. Lancaster
ijesin, Lancaster
Sami Lybrand. Ohio
John Gaddis. Wells villa, O
reet j above Third.
W A Kn&bb, Mineraville
James Porter, Mineraville
J George, Lebanon
£»xal Kurtz, Lebanon oo
G Mark. Lebanon go
Peter Kiilingar. Lebanon oo
l Wetherman. Beileronte
G L Murphy. York
W T Alexander. Penna
J Swan. Lewittown
H Waison. Lewiitowa
Andrew Gordon, Ohio
John Fryltug, Ohio
JohaW Miller. Lebanon co
if Uhler, Frenchtown, N J
Rational—Race at]
Oten. Montgomery co
-varan A la Barrteb’g
~-e. Harrisburg
Us t-on Sclmyl co
l.vtri MiaeraTiile
t •>, renna
r T , Harrisburg
Sacramento .
Lfertaimer. Cal
iistr, USA
Lvjr. Toecarora
In White, Pet he
leiUei.* 9 Ucm i » toD i I>el
pbitsker, Basleton
ph-'nipson, Penn*
it street, above Sixth.
C H Duagan, Bristol .
John Fitzgerald, Bristol
A Patton, BarrMrorg
If Union—Marker
rice. Lewiston. I
E ?-rfe, Bipley. Ohio
iikins. B®adm* I
ans'iD, New lork I
v;n2-*tfD#_
itb. &ewTo>k
dditt, I*ew York
3?loli}j W Cheater!
tt9t. Chester co
jte. Williamsport
oner. Doyleetown
rower. Doylostown
iin ftasnvtne Tenn
ni.'.aiiham.H Castle
Bew Jersey
John a Hahn flfUesbnrff
o G Stover, Penn
Frank Hagran, P«nn
JasN Morris,G r ean go.Pa
John H Dean.Marttnsburff
J W Becker ft wf, Falla
Miss E Beverlie, Fhila
A L Moore. Niles, Mich
H S Shulls, Pa
Lieut Wm G Corbin
G Long, Shippensburg
R W Jarvis
treetj atoore Chestnut.
H Hines. Pittsburg
L Dalnsore, Pittsburg
R W Oswald. Mechanicsburg
tfsjor JWH Rdlslnser.
Adj t B Norris,
Capt W H Warner.
John E Wyatt. Baltimore
6 H PicSey, Oxford
J W Stcfemaa, Ones co
P Riley. Reading
J Hew-a, Lancaster co
j D Caller. Lancaster co
W Ererbart. W Cheater
U £ Whiteside. Oxford
,T J B-tyl-*
C £ Stubbs. Lane co
I H Whyte, PoPstown
J dachas. Chester co
nierdal—Sllth sti
lEdiey. USA
[sfptuier. USA
tftS,
Pittsburg
bian Pittsburg
L i on n h one, Pittsburg
pJE*. Pittsburg
[ye edith. Ghesco
fcvCi£» ' ht* CO
|>OU. D«IgWBM
Delaware
§s« & la, Cites eo
|w!iD,Potistown
fc-, Poitstown
(ersoa. Puttstowu
ft-? ell. Doylftstowu
fcGesiv. USA
fcu-r. Monte so- .
Beer, iifcttm, Md
reet* above CaUowliUL
J Graver, Backs co
S Boyer.Lsblgii Valley
Z h Long & w, Harrisburg
B K Br*oBt. LebigU co
j Ball. Qnalcflrtowa
Gapt ClO Keck
Hon J 8 Hanke, Jew York
A Serfuss, Kaston
A B Miller & la, Barnsyille
H Oxenuder, Union Deposit
D Oxenrider. Union Deposit
G Brace. Pemubori
[Engie—Tlitrd ai
Lgn, Lebanon co
I He>r. Sprififftown
|u:br
le;, Allentown
game, Allentown.
Il’ensa
K. Ficca
fcl)Hr. Pecna
L-;er. Reading
l r t. Monroe co
lbrrs«r, Fennsburg
feoidß. EastOU
street* below Vine.
Andrew Ott, Bansalem
John Hollins, Ma«B
A W Bridgeman, Mass
Chaa Fell* Backiogham
1{ Kirk, Buckingham
John Ktch, Buckingham
Oeo Bcgleman, Scranton
W K*-Uey, Dubuque, la
L B La Bar. Harrisburg
S Coggins, West Cheater
tird.
If Sheaf-Secoat
ißipscn, Lamberton
p-.Troii, Forreatville
E&iicw. LantberW
[r:U- Willow Grove
L S yck Byberry
|(j[g, Lambertville
fcdetrift. Eddington
it«l*cri t, Eddington
I Hokomb. N J
Chicago
street, ftboVeßace*
[Geo Bramly, New York
IB H Billings, New Yoik
A2lcK«nney, Peana
i w B Young, Banisburg
iM rurce 1
[ J R Smyth.
I Lewis Hodges, Naw York
i Sami B l awsou
jCapt Mats bury, (ISA
1 ill’s Hotel—Vh:
*, Jew York
BTi’.ike. Penna
Harrl6burg _
illUms, New Yoik
teker. BaJjibiidge
Mifflin «o
tfin, Mifflin co, Pa
lr. Riding
I ol u.stoiwOiilo
solid* above market*
O C Whiting, Baltimore
L Thomas & la* Backs co
B F Taylor, Penna
G H Vanseiver & la.N J
Si Van Bike, Delaware •
Mrs S Hunt, New Jersey '!
pu House—Se«
Btroudsb’g
[, <J*rtjoa
ie£, Jr
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Hk?,Pe?«ia
H&r, 5Li oudVbnri
B& so, New Jersey
■ BtAi-Thlrd *1
Be, Boyeitown
Bser. AJlentown
■Socndle, Allentown
Bc-tm, New York
B'^^hiskco
■u.i-,3. Centre Valey
Cealre Valley
it.* above CallowMll,
G W Coopen Allentown
Chaa Morrison. KocfcviUe
i John. S Cornell,F<»asterviUe
Eobt Holloway, Penns
OUrer Hoffart, Allentown
Chas Gtmdie, Allentown
SPECIAL NOTICES.
s Hiawatha Hair Bestobativs.
7 3 HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
|7S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE,
h i HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
tl’s HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Poem Hiawatha was adjudged to have
the greatest boon on his tribe because he
iUs notice com. Every one Will admit that
irion is worthy of the name, for the benefits
rien it is known*
WHAT THE HIAWATHA HOES*
(h faded and day hair and whiskers to their
it brings up the nat oral shading of one
mother, thus giving the hair a perfect life ap
*-Mhal the most critical observer cannot de»
| It mat es harsh hair soft and silky, stops its
l eieaneeß it and the scalp from all impurities,
|y applied and wiped from the skin as any hair
pd entirely overcomes the bad effects of pre
lof preparations containing sulphur, sugar of
riators ol the Hiawatha published the follow*
age to teit in the Hew Tork dailiee three
WAS NEVER ACCEPTED:
i Well known and disinterested persons ap
a the proprietor of each, prepaiation for the
12 tip the color. Every proprietor to nee no
p own preparation, and the person nothing
(_ tke test. A certificate of the result to be~
wished at the expense of th a unsuccessful com*
•i everywhere. JOSEPH HOYT & GO,,
10 University Place, Hew Yotjc.
’tx! Haxs DtsU
'3£ : 3 celebrated HAIR OTB U the Sett ♦*
Tie only Harmless * True* and Jtetfadie
• riu splendid Hair Dye 1» perfert—ohaaffM
i 't Gray Hair, instantly to a CKose* Bi act
\3ro&» t without injuring the Hair or ftidm
*• tearing the Hair Soft and Beautiful;
vitality, frequently reetorin* iU pristine
tho ill offeftts of feftd Dyo«. Tlu
>in«d William A. S&mmoA; «U otkara
And ftboiUd bo Avoided. Sold by
*> «n. TAOTOKT. 81 BABOLAT Streak.
Ittiliiiort mow Toilet Or eon for Drafttime
iT»U
uc* Clothing, op thb Latbst
the Best Manner, expressly for RETAIL
)WKST Selling Prioee xurksA In fltil
; Q o9d« made to Order warranted aatisfke*
Ststbm U striotly adhered to.
frr treated alike.
JOMKB & GO.. 004: UARKBT Btreat
Mason
HAMLIN’S
CABINET
OBGAHS.
BEVEKTH
‘due Clothing House of Fhila.,
"OAK HALL.”
*iatt food* and moderate prices.
„ ’WAgAMAKBB ft BBOWH.
eorner SIXTH and HABKST Btr«et*.
west (to make to order) Ho. IS. Sixth it
* Wilson’s Hiohest I’rk-milm
IEWTNTft-Af A f!HINES.
"-APest, Rtmpt.f-st, ASD Best
I'jbs. to Chestnut Street above Ifh^
Carried.
KjWiGS —On Fifth day ofThird month.
tV r j*;. in the presence of flfayor Heary,
HfK'y >.Sarah, danjt* ter of the late Amo*
| township. Backs comity. *
i XSIEXD.
Laart Willie, youngest child
[ * Kate E Teteri, aged 3 years and 1
>W. ***
second daughter of
fieiama (jj A y, in ihe 4th sear of her
; d 8 pf the family are respectfully
1 her parents’ residence,
t- et> oa Hontfay next, 28c n inat., at 17
6 233 inBt * Churchman
0 * ft® fa - ml jy are invited to
!a lifft 0 ?,.?® residence of Me eon in-law,
i J d--t S, ri o f OTlB^, or , Cheater, on Saturday
ftbt- 2;« , J ? a T?thehonaa at 2}£ o’clock. **
jortuaJJ 6 ’ Joba Bed “*n Coxe.M D.,
papers please copy. **»
F 2 8day aftwooon, inist * JoJltt
[wiii tit** °f hl ® *i*«•
' : eg( 7*?, P ]ac * fro “ Ms late residence,
’oo Saturday, 28th ins;, at 1 o’clock
I|\ _ ***
,- f h «nVh®23dlast., Sarah ScaUerjtood,
itrfj, **■« Wends of the faaily. are ra.
fe hn? f tb * funeral, from her late re
g. ae street, on Saturday, th.e26th.iost.,
' Instant, Mrs Mary, wife of
CJan * Sr., in the Slst year of htr
{ HUiln'? friends of the family ate reapnct
ri u «?a» h<ir i. rnn « lr »l from her late reel
tosiaat SA®®,™ Teeth .treat. on Sunday
S p clock, without farther no-
PMa, £?=> < emeiery. »•
" Btorin S.!??* 4 . 111 ’ at the reMdenne of
"h atreet, Jame. G. Ma.Ha.Ute of
**** Sspttrt Church, wnwr
Thirtv. sixth and Chestnut streets, on Friday, at 3
interment at Woodland Cemetery. **
W-. Ttomu Brooke, Uttw
of tk«f»mUr, «a»oth. Brand
Lodieio. of O F. ofPenn«yl»*ni» Philomithean
P^^aNsgs^s&^sm.svA
tows, ob Sunday afternoon. at 3 o’elock, without farther
D EGBERT*—Onthe2Mlnet..Mr*. Lonlsa, relict ofth*
late M. B. Koberta, aged 72 year*.
The relatives and frlendß of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her fnneral. from the residence of her
eon. Thirty*third and Hamilton streets, Mantua, on
Saturday morning. 26th Inst , at 10 o’clock. *»
T R SA M * last, aged Sr years. Mtt. Sarah
W Butter Joba W * * Twl * *“!■• aisterof Key. £
JSHZSfiil !£&* * amil 7 ar ® lilted to attend thefnne
*** of her husband, No lSltf -Soath
Fifth ttieet. beiow Wharton, on Saturday afternoon
° c l PWWsi toLaarel BUL ***♦
y2rJ E ~ Suid ** l '** oll th * 21« t,, John H. Blye, aged 46
JF *# frlendß of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend his funeral from hie late ra
aidextee, IcSO Arch street, on Friday morning at 10
o clock. To proceed to Laurel HIU Cemeterry. «***
,PEBSON & SON Hj
“rmriTinr their Spring an
ING GOODS, and have now
Black Bysantlnes,
'' Florentines,
' Barece Hern&nl.
** Crape Marets,
” flll^MjadlnM.
Slavic, and Blaok and
V»est BROWN SILK. IN THE CITY.
£j Beet Biaok Silks. /
Fancy Silks.
Paris stole Chenie.
London style Shawls.
Broadway stole G 1 *aks.
BYRE ft LA.NDELL.
# SBCOND PRBSBYTERIAH
CHURCH. SBVBJTTa street, near Arch.—Divine
Service THIS MORNING, at 11 o’clock. It*
CHURCH OF THE UTERGESS i)Ri
KE* SPRING GARDEN. Below Broad Street.—G JO D
FKJOAY. —Divine Service and Sermon at 11A. M>» ana
1% PM. Strangers cordiallyiavited. 3 H*
wsg* LADIES' FAIR.-Ofir FRIDAY.
SATURDAY, and MON DAY. the 2Bth, 38th, and
2Sthinst,, at the Church of New Jerusalem,CHEßßY
Street, above Twentieth. Purchasers for the Sanitary
Fair will find a choice variety of useful and ornamental
teticles. Jbhaff-jh*
Ipsgi KATIONAI. TJIfIOM CLUB OF PHI-
Kf LAIiEDPHIA.—A mesti|ffoftha
NATIONAL UNION CLUB
OF TKE
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA
will be held »« the CLUB HODffl CHggTI , UT g,,^.
-On SATURDAY EVENING. Harsh 26th,
At half part 7 o'clock.
By order of the Sseeutive Committee
JOHN H. DIEHL.
Chairman.
8. SNYDER LETDY,
Secretary
»» fourteenth ward, rally.
fccfe The citizens of the FOORTERNTH WARD, at
their meeting held at Spring Garden Hall, on the 23d
**JZesoived. if possible* to avoid the draft for 200 010
men* To this end, they authorized the issue of certifi
cates for fifteen dollars, guarantying to the persons
holding t"e?n, exemption from the draft , or return ox the
money. They also appointed the fo-lowiiu-namaa gen
tlemen as precinct committees, to collectfiinus:
First Precinct, Mr. Albert C Roberts. •
Faeond ** Mr. Chae. Pryor.
Third " Mr. F. B. Gatchell.
Fourth “ Mr. Thomas Thompson.
Fifth “ Mr. Joseph G. Rittenhonse.
Biiih •• Mr. EW. Leighton
Seventh * Mr. J. B Bancocfc
B*ahih 4 * Mr- Bichard Chambers. • . ■ ■■
Who icillfumish exemption certificates when called
upon. The? can be had, also, of the Treasurer of the
fond. Win B. Thomas, at the Custom-house, between
th 6 hours of nine and three o’clock, until the second day
of April, after which no certificates will he issued.
If yon vronld avoid the draft It is necessary that the
rtquieUe fund' be famished at this early dav. so that
recruits may be secured before the 15th OF APRIL,
when the draft will certainly take place
Unless each citizen of the ward does his duty promptly,
yourself or friend may be required to enter the army
against your wish
The saie of one thousand Exemption Certificates will
* ff,e “ te Pn ”wiLL YOU TAKE THBK?
Do not wait to be called upon* but go at ones and pur
chase an Exemption Certificate, or subscribe to the ge
neral fund.
It is your duty, as tood and patriotic citizens, to save
the gentlemen who are laborin g for your benefit as much
as possible. ..The Ust of taxahles shows that hundreds of
the citizens of the Ward have as yet subscribed xothutq
under f rmsr calls. The eyes of the public are upon
tlum. Show interest by attending the meetl igs,
and remember we must have the money before the
second of April, or the effort wixl be abandoned.
WM B. THOMaS. President and Treasurer.
Tbps R Davis. Secretary mh2s
YORK* PEBIIISYLVANIA, UARCH
*o* 23. 1864 —The Board of ttanagere of the Fair for
the benefit of the LADIBS* SOLDI *S’ AID SOOISTT,
held in this borough during theweek beginning February
22. gratefully acknowledge the receipt of the following
contribution* of cash, dry gooi s« and other articles from
the foliowlng merchants and citizens of Philadelphia.
This acknowledgment should have been made sooner,
but tvas neglected in the labor of straightening up ac
counts, ;
Joel J. Bailey & Co • •••
Johns, Berry, & Co
Eyre & Unael
Jobn B. Myers & Co, .
Adams, Atkinson, & Co
Bollingsworth & Dewee*
Bover & Uofiley
Ellii, Harrop, &Co.*
3 Binswagner. ~. -
'WliKamS. Stewart & Co..—
Little & Adamson ...
John Zeibley & Co
Bohertn. Warjord. & Goldsmith*
Wm Taylor (with. Davis, Hampton* AGO)*.«•»««’ 10 00
Audreys, WiltiM, & Co. ...... 500
UUrtien &Co .. 6 00
H. Be Houston . . 20 CO
Geo. W. Blabon ACo 20 00
r.h&s Zeigler/.............. ...» W§o
Markly A 5hafFner.......... 00 00
Alex Hay . * 5253
J. B AS Philips 10 00
Edward Hai1...... ..... ..... 10 00
Total In cash ........ ....$305 00
B. AW. C- Biddle & Co.. cutlery to value—. $5O 00
Fsrrel, Herring, & Go., safe 110 00
•Horstman, Bros. & Co.—One large silk flag, two small
silk flags, one Odd Fellows 1 regslia
H, loßgt troth A Co.—ll pieces window paper. 12 paper
screens.
Fry & Smith—Lot of fancy baskets. lot offancy buckets,
lot or fancy eleighs, one fanej^brmh..
Williams & Coons—A large and valuable assortment
of fancy articles. „ , .
Chase. Sharp, & Thompson—One handsome new-stylo
cooking stove.
Jstnee, K*nt, Santee* & Co.—One box containing fancy
drygoods.
Wright Bros. & Ho —Ten new-style sun shades.
Mnssleman dr Kirk —A large assortment of fancy
baskets, fancy willow ware, fancy wooden ware, and
tab?ejnats-
John 7. Toting St Go,—On# package containing one
dozen gents' white kid gloves, and one dozen white linen
handkerchiefs. It
THG GREAT CJBMTR.AX. PAIR,-
Office of the Committee on '* Labor Incomes
and Revenues, ” No. US South BBVBNT 3 Sti eet* Phila
delphia* The undersigned will be at tbe office as
above TO- DAT, from 10 to 4, to Jurnieh information and
receive subscription*. t
JOHN W. GLAGHORN, Treasurer.
Subscriptions and remittances by mail daily acknow
ledged in the Philadelphia newspapers. mb!9 lm
DEPAHTMEMT OF SURVEYS
Office of thb Chibf BiranrßEß Ain) Surveyor.
Fhi jo adelphi A , March 21, 1861
NOTlCB—Duplicate planß of the reeurvey and regu
lation of that portion oi the TWEHTT-SBCOND WARD
as is embraced within the following limits are now pre
pared, and deposited for public inspection, at the Office
of the Surveyor and Regulator of the Ninth Surrey Dis
trict, viz:
No -1&5- Third Section. Bounded on the
H. B. by Germantown avenue.
S. E. by West Washington avenue.
S. W. by Green street.
N. W. by Carpenter street.
No* 196. Fourth Section. Bounded on the
N. E br Green street.
S. B. by West Washington avenue.
S W. by Wissahiekoa avenue.
N. W. by Carpauter street.
No. 204. Ninth Section. Bounded on the
N. B. by bteuton avenue.
S. B by East Washington street.
S. W. by Chew street.
N. W. by Gorgai street
And the Board of Survey ore have appointed MON DAT.
he 4th day of April. 1861, at h&ir past 10 o clock A M ,
o coufelder any objections that may be urged thereto by
any citizens interested tnerein.
1 STRICKLAND KfITBASS.
“ *“■ Chief Engineer and Surveyor.
mh2326ap23t
I*s2* SOTICE-THfi ANNUAL MEET.
ING of the BOSINE ASSOCIATION of Phila
delphia, will he hold at ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
TiNTB and CHESTNUT, on THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
April 7th, at 3K o'clock, when a Board of Afhnagsre will
be ehosea and the Usual business transacted. Ail ladles
are panisnlarly Invited. mh23-3tikapfi,6 7 -6t*
m-jgm FHILADSIPHIA. AND READING
hcS* RAILROAD COMPANY. Office 227 South
FOURTH Street, Philadelphia. March 24, 1864.
To avoid detention the holders of coupons of this Com
pany, fine on the let proximo, are requested to leave
them at this office on or before the Slet instan , when re
ceipts will be given, deducting three per cent, for United
States tax and checks, will he ready for delivery on
the let proximo. In. exchange for «»id receipts.
mh23-8t 0. b, BRADFORD. Treasurer.
■» DIVIDEND NOTICE -THE DI-
I<S*BECTORS OF THE IRWIN PETROLEUM OIL
COMP AN Y have this day deelaxed a dividend of TdREB
PERCENT, on their capital stock, out of the earnings
of the company for the month of FEBRUARY, payable
on and after the Ist of April, at the office of the company.
Ho. »»0 WALNUT Street. Oreii’e ImUdtu.
F. 0. LaWRANCE, Treasurer.
Philadelphia March 21>t, 1664 rah 22-
MONUMENT CEMETERY.-NO-
TICR —An assessment of SIXTY CENTS on each
and every Lot in the Cemetery (not heretofore exempted
from tar at ion) will he due and payable at the Omse of
the Cemetery, No. 141 North SIXTH Stzeet, cm the first
The payment of FOUR DOLLARS AND FORTY CENTS
on any one Lot, together with the assessments now duo,
will exempt the same from taxation or assessment for
ever hereafter if paid before the first day of April next.
If paid after that time, the assessment then falling due
muft be paid in addition. _ _. _ _ „
mhai-tapl E. TAYLOR, Secretary.
n?* NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS-
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
JUNCTION RAILROAD COMPANY Will he held ou
MONDAY, the 4th day of April. 1864. at 12 o'clock M.,
in Philadelphia, at the Office of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company- _
Annual Election for President and Directors will he
held same day and place*
mhl9 I4t JOSEPH LESLEY. Secretary.
Pianos.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
fcGV (DEPARTMENT OF ARTS) —The Examination
of the Junior, Sophomore, and Freshman Classes. at the
close of the Second Term, will he held in the following
order:
MONDAY, Match 21st.— From 9 to 11, by
Professor Kendall (Differential Cilcalns). and Sop'io
mores,by Professor Frazer (.Chemistry of the Metalloids),
written. From 11'to 1, Freshmen, by Professor Allen
* 0 22 d. —From 9to 11. Sovhomores (Trigo
nometry). and Freshmen (Algebra), by Professor Ken
dali, written. From 11 to 1, Juniors, by the Provost
(Intellectual Philosophy), oral. .. , .
WEDNESDAY, 23d —From 9 to U Junior* (Juvenal),
and(Sopftotnor«tf(CicerodeSenectate),by Professor Jack
son, written. From 11 to 1, Freshmen, by Professor Cop
p6TH?itSDA%,°2!th.—From 9 to 11, Juniors, hv Profes
sor Frazer (Dynamics). oraL From 11 to 1, Sophomores .
by Professor Allen (Thucydides), oral , _ _
TUESDAY. 29th -“From a toll. Juniors by Professor
Allen (Demosthenes), oral. From 11 to 1, Sophomores,
by Professor Coppee (Lotic)*,oral. , „
WEDNESDAY. 50th. —Trim 9 toll. Freshmen,\>7 Pro
fessor Jackson (Horace’s Satires), oral.
GEORGE ALLEN.
Secretary of the Faculty of Arts,
FIAJTOB.
r. I. GOULD,
and CHESTNUT.
Tm— FBILADELPmA AND READING
mCm railroad co.. office, ant south fourth
Street, Philadelphia, March 17,1861
Notice is hereby tiven, that the Transfer Books of the
Common Stock of this Company will be closed on the
31st isit., to be reopened on the 14th of APRIL next, at
which time the Stockholders of this Company, who
have New Tori eei tlficatei. are requested to return them
to the Fare era Loan and Trait Company. No. 66 Wall
street, New York, who Will give aieceiot for the same,
and tarnish in a few days thereafter certificates from the
Philadelphia office, in exchange for said receipts
The Transfer Office for the Preferred stock of this Com
pany at New Tor* will he closed permanently on the
BDt Inst lhat for both the Preferred and Common
Stock in Bo*ton will be permanently closed on the 31st
MARCH. till .. 8. BRADFORD.
xnhlS fmwiulApld Tzeasnrer.
ROW V S. INTERNAL REVENUE-
Second Collection District of Pennsylvania, com-
Dririns First, Seventh, Eighth, Ninth, and Tenth wards
of the city of Philadelphia^
The assessment for 1869, for the above-named
districtof person, liable toa I >“tTitoSd
Yachts. Billiard Tables, and Gold and silver Plate.ana
ai*o of persons required to take out licenses, having been
tompleied. KOTICg Is hbeibt GIVE*
That the taxes aroresaidwill b « #^« c ® i TS d „ < *S l J ■p’ar*
undersigned, between the hours of 9 A-M. and 3
<*-und*ya excepted.) at his offlce.eouthwwt corner of
THlhB and WALNUT Streets, on and afcerMOND AY,
the 7th inst, andnntil and inslnding SATURDAY, the
2d day of April next envoi
All persons who &il to pay their annual taxes upon
Camara. Pleasure Yachts, Billiard Tables, and Gold or
Plate, on or before the aforesaid 2d day of April.
iBW, will incur a penalty of ten per eentam additional or
the amount thereof, and be liable to costs, as provided
for in the 18th section of the excise law of Ist July, 1869.
All persons who in like manner thall fell to take oat
their licenses as required bv law. on or before the 2d day
or April, 1861. will incur a penalty of ten per centum ad
ditional of tfce amount thereof, and be subject to a pro
secution for three times the amount of said tax. In ae
wl.lh the provisions of the 68th section of the
law af reudd.
All payments are required to be made in Treasury
r# ot £ a TOder authority of the United States, or in notes
organised under the act to provide a na
il H known as National Sanks.
No further, notice will be given.
... JOHN H. DIEHL. Collector,
nh7 2tt 6.W. cor, TOW wi VAdWUX 8*
A.VE COMMENCED
id Summer Stock of MOURN*
In store— _ . .
English Bombazines.
French Bombazines.
Sommer Bombazines.
Chany,
Meueeelanee*
Tamißes, , _
White Foulards, *«.
MOURNING &TORE,
». 018 CHBSTHUT Street.
»10 00
lO 00
lO 00
25 00
lO 00
5 00
lO 09
6OO
6OO
6 00
* 10 00
6 00
6 00
JS55* goimmiK FOB A DAY'S u-
CENTRAL SANITARY FAIK.
Coinznliiaß on 'Labor. Inoomm, and BwentiM,”
Offlco No. 118 8. SEVENTH Strwt _
JOHN W. CL AG 30 KN.
„ r Treasurer.
. This Committee has a special work, to wit, to obtain a
2-Z? , labor.” a day*# ''l^co(ae , ’ and a day s **re
-155?® J® Bl $' ret T eUfzcn of the vhree States of reuusyl
vaaJa, Hew Jersey and Delaware, for the benefit of our
and wounded soldiers _ .
The Committee is now fully organized at the above
address, and calls for the co-operation of au classes in
We want to show whet the Industrial classes eaa do for
their soldier# I ... . . , .
What the people can do in their separate trades I
What Pennsylvania can. do t
Wbat New J*rsey ean do!
What Delaware c&n do I
What each county can do'
Whateashcity and town can do!
What each profession can do!
What each trade can do 1
Whateach occupation cando! a
What each manufactory oan dol , „
What each bank, lnsuranci company, and railroad can
* Whet each mine can do!
What such woikthop can do!
What each family can do!
What each man can do!
What each woman can do !
What each hoy and girl can do l
We want to show the world what American freemen
are ready to do for their soldiers
What labor can <to for humanity 1
2 his ts & great work and the time is short. The way to.
do it is to ORGAN IZKt >| Organize in yonr workshops,
in your families. Ltt the men organize. Let the women
organize. Let the trades organize. Organize everywhere.
Let the workmen give with their employers, the em
р. with their workmen. . ~ .
It is easily done. If the workmen will authorize their
employers to decuot one day from their week's or month ’s
earnings, and the en-ployers will add to it a day or their
rrofita, the whole wilt he acknowledged together to the
credit of the establishment. We say. to all. go to work
at once with u« in this great werk Hurry forward y our
с. Every acknowledgment will stimulate
others to follow your example
Circulars, with full Instructions, will be sent upon au
plication, by mail or otherwise, to the undersigned. To
work! To work!
I>. MONTGOMERY BOND. Chairman,
MRS. B W. HUTTBR. t „
Chairwoman or Ladles* Commute©,
ftr. J. MITCHB3OX, Secretary. mb24-St
Til K MDIES' imoy AS SO 01A-
will hold a PAIR IN AID OP THE SICK
and WOUNDED COLORED SOLDIERS, at Concert Rail.
CHESTNUT St,, between Twelfth and Thirteenth, com
mencing MARCH 28. and to contlnne through the wee*.
Season Tickets 25 coats; Slagle admission lO esntfl.
Pair open through the demand
mh24-3fc*
S. L. Irbdbll, Secretary,
■A A LBCTUEB UPOM THE LIFE
CSSTand la bobs of the late abchbishop
BOGOSB will be delivered by the BL Bey. JAMBB
BOOBEVELT BATTLET, D. D., Bishop o/ Newark,
B. J at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Broad and Locust
Streets, on HOBDAY EVENIHG. March 2Bih. 1884. at
8 o'clock. Proceeds for the benedt of the Poor. I
Tickets 25 cents, can be obtained at Peterso&’s Book
Store, No. 80S Chestnut street, of the Sextons at the
principal Catholic Churches, and at the CathoUc 'Book
Stores. • • mnls-12t
PHILADELPHIA BHITUA.Ii REAL
ESTATE ASSOOIATIOff.-The Committee ap
pointed to wind np the affairs of this Association notify
those haying fnliy-paid Stoek to present their_Certiff
cates. with receipt. at the office of B. fcCHSBIZIBBi
NobLe street, atxm Ninth, on or before the lot dar
of dU newt. H.
ALLAN W. BIOHABDB.
Committee, .
Jag-ftuSm*
MILITARY,
S HANCOCK'S 2d ARMY CORPS
All Recruiting Agents, or any other Person who can
• procure Recruits, are lnviied to meet the
COAL BOUNTY FUND COMMITTER
Daily, at from 12 M, to 2P. M., at the
COAL EXCHANGE ROOMS>
305 X WALNUT STKBBT.
Liberal Inducements will he offered for recruits to fill
op the
OLD PHILADELPHIA REGIMENTSi
Viz: 69th. 71st, 73d. lo6th,of
HANCOCK’S GALLANT an ARMY CORPS.
cotntrrrßß.
ALFRED DAT,
JAMBS NEILL.
JOHN R. BLAGSISTON,
DAVIS PEARSON,
J. 0. FELL,
WM. HUNTER, Ja.,
B N. SATHBUN.
S GENERAL RECRUITING OFFICE,
No, 611 CHESTKUTJStreet. —BEGBUITS wanted for
and INFANTRYI
REGIMENTS
now in service, not already fall/ _ •
“■ Ait THE BODS TIES GIVEN
CHAS. N. CADWALLADEH.
Car tain Sd Artillery. lltMißegtment, P. V..
niMB tit* General Bacrnttlng Officer.
FINANCIAL.
JHE NEW
GOVERNMENT LOAN.
By direction of the Secretary of the Treasury,! hereby
live notice that I am prepared toreeoive Subscriptions on
account of United States Bonds authorized by the Act of
March 3d, 1861, bearing date March Ist, 1664, redeemable
at the pleasure of the Government after ten years, and
payable forty years from date, bearing interest at five
per centum a year, payable on Bonds not over one hun
dred dollars Annually, and on all other Bonds, semi
annually in Coin.
Subscribers will receive either Reziifered or Coupon
Bondi, as they may prefer.
Registered Bonds will be Issued of the denominations
Fifty dollars ($5O), One hundred dollars (4(100), Five
hundred dollars ($600), One thousand dollars (61.000).
Five thousand dollars ($6,000). and Ten thousand dol
lars ($10,000); and Gonpon Bonds of the denominations
of Fifty dollars ($5O), One hundred dollars ($100),
Fire hundred dollars ($500), and One thousand dol
lars ($1,000)
Fnbicriters will be required to pay, in addition to the
amount of the principal of the Bonds in lawful money,
the accrued Interest in Coin* (or in United States Notes,,
or the Notes of National Banks, adding fifty per cent,
for premium until further notice,) from the first day of
March c r September, as the case may be, until the day
of subscription and payment.
Upon tbe receipt of Subscriptions I willfissue my Certi
ficates of Deposit therefor, in duplicate, the original of
which will be forwarded by the subscriber to the Secre
tary of the Treasury, Washington, with a letter stating
the bind (Registered or Coupon), and the denominations
of Bonds issued.
Upon the receipt of the Original Certificates at the
Treapury Department, the Bonds subscribed for will be
transmitted to the subscribers respectively, as soon as
the same can be prepared.
It is expected that the first deljyeries of Coupon Bond*
will be made net later than the fourth(4th) of April,
ARCHIBALD M’INTYRE,
ASSISTANT TRBABUBBB C. S.
QHBEVE & KENDRICK,
O No. 33 WILLIAM Street. Office No. 15.'
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS AND BO NDS. STATE.
COUNTY, and CITY. Alto. BAILBOAD SECURITIES
of all descriptions, not Quoted at tho New York Stock
Exchange, bought acd sold on commission.
MISSISSIPPI AND MISSOURI FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDB, Eastern Division. _ „ ,
MINNESOTA STATB BONDS. Issued to Railroads,
(Interest unpaid and repudiated ) _
MILWAUKEE CITY BONDB,- Issued to Railroads,
(Interest nnpald and repudiated )
INDIANAPOLIS. CLEVELAND. AND PITTSBURG
B NEWYObI ANDREW HAVEN BAILBOAD STOCK.
UNITED STATES TBLEGBAPH STOCK.
MOBBIS CANAL STOCK AND BONDS.
RAILROAD BONDS
W -NTED.
COUNTY, CITY. AND TOWN BONDS, of tie State of
Wisconsin issued to HK road Companies, purchased.
xnh9l-6t .
nPRBASUBY DEPARTMENT.
A Ojficb op Comptroller of thb Cubbbncy,
Washifgtojl February 26th, 1894,
Whereas, by satlafaetory evidence presented to the
undersigned, it has been made to appear that the
Fourth Rational Bask of Philadelphia, in the county of
Philadelphia, and Btate of Pennsylvania, has been duly
organised under and according to the requirements of
the act of Congress, entitled ( * an act to provide a na
tional currency, secured by a pledge or United States
stocks, and to provide tbr the circulation and redemption
thereof, ” appioved February 25th, 1863. and has com
plied with all the [provisions of said act required to be
complied with before commencing the business-- of.
®lor therefore I, Hugh McCulloch, Comptroller of
the Currency, do hereby certify that the FOURTH NA
TIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, county of Phila
delphia. and Btate of Pennsylvania, is authorised to
commence the business of Banking, under the act afore-
B& in* testimony whereof, witness my hand and leap of
offlee. thl.iH.ntr-.lxth dVs*k
mhl 2m ' Comptroller of the Currency.
TOHN HOBN, JK,
V STOCK -COMMISSION BROKER,
No. I*o SOUTH THIRD STREET,
(up btaibs.)
PHILADELPHIA.
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Mmsie. B. S. Wheien * Co. Messrs. Drosel & Co.
Messis. Buthy & Co. HenryJWHllama.Eia.
Alexander Biddle. Eso. L P. Hutchinson. Bad.
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Jas. G. Kin, kSons. New York. fe23-2m
QECOND NATIONAL
1 of i«
CREASING TO «500.000.
NaTHAB HILLES, President
WILLIAM H. RHAWf, Cashier,
(Late of the Philadelphia Bank.)
DIRECTORS !
NATHAN HILLKB, CHARLES B. KBEHEB,
GEORGS W BHjta, BBaJ.-KOWLilflv J*.,
SIMON K. BNYDEE, BENJ. H-DEiCON.
EDWARD HAYES, JOHN COOPBB.
LBWIS SHALLUROSB. ,
The Second National Bank of Philadelphia Is now
open at No 134 MAIN Street, Frankford, for the trans
action of a General Banktnx Business npon the nsnal
Collections npon all accessible points will be m&di
upon liberal tenant. KemectfnUy, M _ t . _ , .
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December 31, 1863:
Cash capital ..« M .,,,.,„,,§2Qg,c00 00
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invested as follows •
Cash in bank and on hand,...... $11,260,52
Bonds and mortgages,first liens
on real estate. ....... 154,950 00
Uniteo States bonds, 7 3 10 and
certificates. * 67.0CX) 00
Call loans, secured by bask
stock.*.*.
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DIRECTORS.
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Alexander Benson, Danlol Smith. Jr.»
William Montallus, John Itevereux*
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Henry Lewis.
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Wtt.t.tam G. Crowbll, Secretary.
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910 MINOR STREBT.
Manufacturers of ROLL WRaPPBBB, DOUBLE and
SINGLE MEDIUM. CAP, and GROWN MANILLA, on
hand, or made to order.
Highest price paid for rope in Urge or small quantl
tlM. fcUB-Stt
PHOTOGRAPHS FOB $l,
REIMER’S Gallery. SECOND Street, above Green,
cotablnnaccnracy of exprea»ion with natural oolorlng,
quali'iee that have made them popular. It*
PARPETS. —NOW IS THE TIKE
freeh. and per, of color. Ja,U a .
Hv! tn a. sscow gt.. few. fiome.wt*l44,
MOSS *fc 00.,
432 CHESTNUT Street.
Two doors above the Post Office.
CYCLOPEDIA.
n LASaX ASSORTMENT.
9BW SK6B AVIHCife
wins oil fAumsgs,
JVH7 RECEIVED.
BIS OHSSTJLDT STREET. kolMf
OIL CLOTHS, Ac.
Hannfoetnrer and Whole,ale Dealer In
IHSUKAKCE COMPANIES.
JE COMPANY,
i'VUT STEBBT,
3LPHIA
ND IJSSUSABCB
-ITOBS. _
John W. BYermsa,
Bobert B. Potter,
John Kessler, Jr, ►
E. D Woodruff,
Chftvles Stoke*.
Joseph D. Bills.
. BUCK. Preeldent
fAßDP r “ ~
JSOMt "Vlii’PrMldeßt
ITT.'
WINES AND UaUOSS.
PHILADELPHIA OP PICES
CORN-EXCHANGE,
QPENIN G
MANTILLAS
J. W. PROCTOR Os 00..
THE PARIS:
E. & L.
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOUBTII AND ARCH,
HAVE THE FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS WELL
STOCKED FOB THE
WHOLESALE -AND RETAIL
SPRING TRADE
1864:
BILK DEPARTMENT.
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
DRESS-GOODS DEPARTMENT.
WHITE-GOODS DEPARTMENT.
POINT LACE DEPARTMENT.
MOUBJTtNG DEPARTMENT.
HOSIERY-DEPARTMENT.
MEN’S-WEAR DEPARTMENT.
HOUSEKEEPING STAPLE GOODS.
mhlo-wfm
N W CORNER EIGHTH AND
• HA BEET.
J. C. STRAWBKIDGE & CO,
(FORMERLY COWPKRTHWAIT & CO.).
HAVE NOW OPEN,
A flue assortment of Black Silks*
Small Plaid India Silks*
Plain* Striped* and Plaid Poplins,
Superior Black and Colored Alpacas.
Pink, Bios, and Buff Brilliants,
Pink* Bias, and Bnff Percales.
Striped and Figured French. Chintzes.
SHAWLS, SHAWLS, SHAWLS.
100 Lame WoolSwawle, from *3 GO to *B.
ICOMozembiane '* IS toll.
100 Silk Check ’’ *4 to *9.
100 Black Stella ‘ ■ *tGO to $2O.
We atlll have an Immense stock of
COTTON AND LINEN
SHEETINGS AND SHIRTINGS.
500 dozen Towels and Napkins.
A fall line of Barnesly Table Linens.
The celebrated Power and Band* Loom Table Linens*
. Huckaback, Blrdeye. and Diaper.
Lancaster, Manchester, and Honey
v Comb Quilts.
Pink. Bine, and White Marseilles Counterpanes and
Quilts. ' -
- Cloths, Casslmeres, and Cloakings.
A full assortment of Backings.
A fall assortment of Cloths and Oaeslmerea.
A full assortment of Boys* wear.
At Wholesale and BetaU*
N. W. Corner Eighth and Market Streets.
xnh2l>mwf tjyl
“A T SETAIL "
JAS. R. CAMPBELL « €O.,
Invite attention to their stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY SILKS
TCIXiSS &OODS,
Of very recent Importation, embracing the most exten
sive and desirable assortments that they have ever
COURVOIBIER’S KID GLOVES,
MOURNING GOODS.
*■4 and 8 4 BABEO-E HERNANI.
3-4 and 8-4 CRAPE MAEETZ.
*4 and 8-4 TAMARTINES.
3-4 and 6 4 DELAINES.
BYZANTINES and FLOBENTINES.
FRENCH and ENGLISH BOMBAZINES.
ALPACAS, in all quantise,
mouknino jaconets.
BLACK SILKS in great variety.
All widths and best branda
J>OYS’ CLOTHING.
sraiivG- STYLES,
SUITS MADE TO ORDER.
8. E. Corner NINTH and MARKET Street*.
mhl2-swf 2m
MOURNING STORE.
800 00
950 00— 5234,900 53
The undersigned would respectfully announce that
they are now receiving their
BPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
MOURNING GOODS,
Bareges,
Crepe Maretze,
Eru&sls,
Grenadines,
'ralm&tlnee.
'bailie,
Florentine,
SHAWLS, Shetland, Grenadine. Silk, Barege, Lace
Tissue. Ac.. Ac. ' • . ,
MAfITLES of the newest styles. ■
A splendid assortment of LIGHT SILKS always on
h “ d ' M. & A. MYBR3 & CO.,
9*6 OHBSTHDT Btr<K)t.
fe2B-fm 2m
riHBAP DRY GOODS, CARPETS, OIL
CLOTHS, and WINDOW BHiDES.
V. E ABO HA MB AULT. HorthoMt oornsr ELEVENTH
and MABKBT Streets, will open on MOHOaY MOKtf-
JNG. from auction. Ingrain Carpets, wool filling, 00 to
76c; In*rain Carpet*, all wool, at 76c, 870, $l, ana #37;
Entry and Stair Carpets, is to 87c; Hemp and Bag Car
pets. 17, 60, and 62c; Floor Oil Cloths, 60 to 87c: Stair
Oil Cloths. 95c; Table Oil Cloths- 62c; Gilt Bordered
Window Shades, 76c to $1.50; Hoff and Green Shading.
60c. 4
CHEAP DRY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.
Muslins, 16 to 46c; White Sheetings. 400 to *1; new
Sprim De Laines.9l to «c; Poplins, 37 to 50o; Spring
Alpacas, 97 to 76c; Black Silks, $1 to $1.76; Spring
Chintzes, IS to 76c: Plain and Fancy Casslmeres, Me to
ftl 60s Fine Irish Linens. CO lo 87c; t New York Mills
Muslins. 43c by the piece; Fancy Bhirtiag Flannels, 37
to 87c; Table Linen*, 60c to $1.60; and Nap
kins. 14 to 60e; Ladies’ Cotton Hose, 26 to 60c; Ladies’
Gloves, IF to 76c; Linen Hdkfs., 8 to 80c; Embroidered
Bdkfs., 26c; Coatss’ Spool Cotton. 9c; Skirt Braids, 9c;
Pins, 6c; Books and Eves. 8c; Soap, 8c; Neck
ties, 18to 60c: Yells. 87o; Spool Bilk. Sc; Colored Spool
Cotton, Bc. Wholesale and Retail Dry Goods. Carpet,
a: d Trimming Store, N. E. corner ELBVEaT J and
MARKET Streets. mh2l-mwf lea
H STEEL & SON HAVE NOW O^EN
• a choice assortment of
NEW SILK 9.
Moire Antiques. $3 to $6
Plain Corded Silks, $1.62}4t0 $3.60.
Figured Corded Silk*, SI.O2H*
Plain Poll de Soles, $126 to $9.26.
Fanes Silks. 75c. to $6.
Black Gros Grain Silks, $1.26 to $3.26.
Figured Black Silks, SL2S to $2.
Plain Black Silks 87K«. to $6.
Plaid India Bilks, S7>£c.
Light-ground Ricu-flcured Foulards, $1.26 to $1.62.
/e2fl-tl Nos. 713 and 715 N. TENTH Street.
Is now receiving, and offers for sale below
present market tatesjnany novelties in
p lack and White goods
He Would call "special attention" to Ms
assortment of over 20 different new fabrics and
itylftA of White Goodt, suitable for "Ladies
Bodies and Dresses," In stripes,plaids, and
figured, puffed and tucked Muslins
100 piece* of figured and plain Buff and
White Piques, bought before the recant ad
invoices of Guipure aad Thread Laces,
Thread and Grenadine Yells, Edgings, Insert
{•mg. rioaociDts. Ac,
Broad Hem-Stitched HANDKERCHIEFS.
all linen, cood dual ly, from IB cants np.
•REST BLACK SILKS IMPORTED.
I) Wide ard heavy Black Carded Silks.
Wamiflcent Moire Antiques. Hi colors.
Splendid quality Corded Silks, all colors.'
Klch Clmiea Stripe and Flail Silks
Magnlßcent Grenadines and Organdies.
Hew etyles Spring Shawls.
Kew style Cloth, for * O O .
35 South BBOQH P Street.
CPLENDID DRESS GOODS.
O L&wt a. Cballlee, and Grenadines,
Figured and Plain Poplins new colors.
Black Silks, from SL 55 to
Pongees, of brown and black mixtures,*
All the new shades of Alpacas.
Now open at JOHN H. BTOKBB',
jnkli »OS» ABOH Street.
pATSUP AND SAUCER FOB SALE,
vJ at -»ia RACK Street .
aUi lgr \r. A SATIS ft 00.
IKY GOODS,
PARIS MADE
SPRING CLOAKS,
TUESDAY, MARCH 20TH.
MANTILLA EMPORIUM.
920 CHESTNUT STREET.
TOT CHESTNUT STBEET,
BLACK. WHITE. AND COLORED.
NOW BEADY,
JACKETS,
PANTS, &c.
COOPER iSs CONARD,
Mozambiques,
Organdies,
Poplins,
Valencias.
Lawns,
Mohairs.
Foulards. Ac , Ac.
ALSO.
10*4 CHESTNUT BTflgBT.
BPREfC TRAD®.
E M. NEEDLES
lUg-4 CHESTNUT STREET,
MEDICAL.
JjVON’S kathaibon.
Katialron id from tb« Crook wort “ Kithro.” or “ S»-
thalro," eignlfylni to eleuuw. Kdnyenate. end restore.
This article 1* what lte name elnlffec. Tot preeervtu.
restorln, and beautifying the HUMAN HAIR U l* the
most remarkable preparation In the world. It la again
owned and put np by the original proprietor, and la now
made with the earn* cere, eklll, and attention which
gave it A aala of over one million beHlea per-——
It la a moat delightful Hair Dreeelng.
It eradicates scurf and dandruff.
It keeps the head cool and dean.
It make, the hair rich, aoft, and (lossy.
It prevent* the hair from fallinr off and tuning gray.
It restores hair upon bald heads.
Alt lady or gentleman who ralnaa a baanllfnl head of
hair should one LYON’S KATHAIBON It is known
and need throughout the civilised world. Bold by all
respectable dealers
DEM AS S. BARNES Sc CO.. New York.
HAGAN’S MAGNOLIA BALM.
This Is the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. It chaste* the sun-burnt- 'wt ftM
bands to a pearly satin texture of ravishing beauty. Im
parting the marble purity of youth, and the diatinguA
appearance so inviting in the city belie of feshlon. It re
moves tan. freckles, pimples, and roughness from the
skin* leaving the complexion fresh, transparent, and
smooth, it contains' no material injurious to the skin.
Patronised by actresses and opera sinter*. It !■ what
every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared by V. B. HAGAN. Troy. N. T.
Address all orders to
DEMAS S. BABNBB * CO.. JTew York.
HEIMSTBEET’S INIMITABLE HAIR RESTO
RATIVE.—NOT A DTE,
But feature, gny hair to lta original color, by mpplylnt
the capillary tubes with natural sustenance, impaired
by age or disease. All instantaneous dyes are composed
of 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 procooe, but gives the half
LUXUBIAHT BEAUTY,
promotes its growth, prevents its falling off,* eradicate*
dandruff, and Imparts health and pleasantness to the
head. It has stood the test of time, being the original
Hair Coloring, and is constantly Increasing In favor.
Used by both gentlemen and ladles. It is sold by an re
spectable dealers, or can be procured by them of the
commercial agents, D. 6. BARKIS & GO.* gOg BBOAD
WAY; Hew York. 7wo sins* fiO cents and $L
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.
The parties in St. Louis and Cincinnati* who have been
counterfeiting the Mustang Liniment, under pretence of
proprietorship, have been thoroughly estopped by the
courts. To guard against farther imposition. I have pro
cured from the United States Treasury a private steel
plate revenue stamp*, which is placed over the top of
each bottle. Each stamp bears the/ac 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 nee and growing In
favor for many years. There hardly e> late ft hamlet on
the habitable globe that does not contain evidence of Its
wonderful effects. It is the best emollient in tbe world.
With its present improved ingredients, Its effects' upon
msn and beast are perfectly remarkable. Sores are
bealed, pains relieved, lives saved, valuable animals
made useful, and untold ills assuaged. For bruises*
sprains, rheumatism* swellings, bites, cuts, caked
breasts, strained horses, &c.. It la a sovereign remedy
that should never be dispensed with. It should be in
every family. Sold by all druggists.
fe22-mwf3m&eow6m D. S. BARNES, New York.
MILLINERY GOODS.
Jpf SPRING. 1864.
BROOKS & ROSENHEIM,
431 MARKET STREET,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
RIBBONS,
bonnets,
LADIES’ AND CHILDREN’S HATS,
F I 0 W E R S,
AND
MILLINERY GOODS GENERALLY.
mb23>lm *_ ‘ '
1864. 1864.
WOOD & CARY,
736 CHESTNUT STREET,
STRAW AND MILLINERY
GOODS.
F. B.—MERCHANTS AND MILLINERS are Invited to
examine before purchasing. M our STOCK IS FULL
and PKICB3 LOW. _ AA _ .
mh3*2m WOOD 4 CAST,
F. A. HARDING & CO.,
IMPOSTEBS AND JOBBERS 0?
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS,
Mo. 11l AIICII STRKBV.
PHILADELPHIA.
mh3-2m
pf-ft BISTER’S, NO. 145 N. EIGHTH
JMaL^JstToet.wlll openon THURSDAY, March3),Spring
fl'wand Sum user Fancy Bonnets ana Straw do odd.
mh26*St
ARMY GOODS.
■pOR THE ARMY AND NAVY.
ETANS & IXAL@Sia.LILI,
MILITARY FURNISHERS,
418 ARCH STREET,
»
PHILADELPHIA.
Banneri. Regimental and Company Flags, Swords,
gashes, Belts. FasiaAts, Epaulettes, Hate. Gape. Can
teens. Haversacks, Gamp Kite. Field Glaseis, Boors,
and everything pertaining to the complete outfit of
Army and Navy Officer*
A liberal discount allowed to the trade. mhlO-lm
JURLOUGHS.
Officer, and Soldier., Tlßltina the eltr *n Fnrlongli,
nw,l “ SWORDS.
And other MILITARY EQUIPMENTS, are Invited to th«
very extensive Manufacturing Establishment of
geo. W. SIMONS & BRO.,
SANSOM-STREBT HALL,
SAHBOM Street, above Sixth.
PRESENTATION SWORDS
Made to order at the ahortoat notice, wbich, for richneaa
and magnifleenee, challenge com petUApn. no other house
in the country combining the MANUFACTURING JEW
ELER with the PRACTICAL B WORD-MAKER.
jnhlo*2m - •
pROTHINGHAM A WELLS
HAVA FOB BATA,
HEAVY* MEDIUM, AND LIGHT SHEETINGS AND
6HIRTINGS.
standard drills.
HEAVY OAhTON FLANNELS.
WASH NGTOH AND VICTOBT OAMBJUOB AND
BROW«\*BLBACHBD, AND COSSET JEANS.
*o. i» Worsted yarn. Ae. wwiftt
IMPORTERS.
A LEX. WRAY & CO.,
XV S3O CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
Import.r« of BrUiab DRY GOODS, HOSIERY. GLOVES,
Ac.. Ac , haveiunt opened, in addition to ths abpvo. n
very largo and varied aiaortmmt of MBa 8 SPRING
UHDBBSHIK fS, oomHttng of Merino, Imitation Me’
rlno, India Oanie, and Brown and White Cotton,
to which they moat reepeetlnlly Invito the attention of
bn, ora. feZhlm*
TT'EAST OF THE PASSOVER.—THE
x noderßlnned would reepectfn ly Inform hie eo-Eell
clonifttethatheia now ready to fill order* of tbe parent
and best quality of “MAZOTH,” alias PASSOVER
BREAD. at eleven cents per pound. Christian*, wishing
to procure come of our Passover Bread, can also order
It in quantities to suit them, and have itsent by express,
or ae directed, to any part of the world ~«-*«
The grinding of the wheat out of which thlsPasßOver
Bread in made, and the baking of the tnread. has
personally superintended by the undersigned, and he is
certain it must give satisfaction to wjo mar wag
themonev. andUiireci to
5.,d v
“ DEDFORD WATER.” —INDIVIDU-
-15 rib atd dealers will be supplied with Bedford
Water. ” fre»h from the BprJig. at the shortest notice, at
tie following rates: , _^ x ao no
For barrel. 40 gallons (oak) *•••■■ .2 M
gjlf do (mulberry) ..••••• 3 00
A BOOK-KEEPER, WITH BEFE
RENCES.Is in want of employment. Addres* **4,"
Box SM Poet Office. Philadelphia. mhBS 3t»
TJOOM WANTED— FOUR GENTLE-
Z~, wish a good-klzed Unfurnished BOOM as a
Private Club Boom; mast be centrally located, and hare
a private entrance address ‘Vlub.’' f reeg.offloa.
TO IHE HARDWARE TRADE.—
_ wasted, a situation as SaLBSHAN. or to take
Gare of tlie stock in a Wholesale H&rlwAre Store, dt one
well acquainted with the business, who can sire the
best of reference. No ohj%c c ioa to leave tiU city.
Address * Hardware. ’* Press office. inhS-fit*
WANTED—A SITUATION BY AN
* T experienced Salesman; one that has a good city
and eoootjy trade; will travel and sell bj sample. Bad
of c'ty leference „
Address “J. 0.. Press office. ml>2s-6t*
•WTANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN. A
if SITUATION as Bookkeeper, or any position where
a knowledge of accounts and industry would he appre
ciated Gives best reference. Address H. E. EBB*. 811
North TENTH Sweet. mh24-W
Wanted —an experienced
S.LBSMan, on Woolen.and Fanoy Ca.simsrea.
Addroa. “ J. C..” it The Press offlee. mh2l-flt
WANTED —AT THE TRENTON
WIAKD OBDfIAHCE WORKS, Bve PATTEBN
M.KEKB and twenty MACHINIBT3. Snillal workmen,
and m>D of »»ad» habit;, can bays stead yemploymaat
and libertl wages. Apply to C- C. MAHTIW,
mh22-9t Superintendent.
"Wanted—in Zanesville ohio,
* * a Jobbing Boot and Shoe Store, ft Jobbing Dry
Goods House, and a Jobbing Qaeensware and Glassware
nstabmhment, where there is positively a most excel*
I*?} opening for aU or either or the above businesses.
Address 4% Locked. ” box 169. Zanesville, Ohio. mh!9-7t*
©l9 f inn—WANTED ON MOST
',. a 4 0K.-FARM lo Bucks county, about
a mile fi.bo.ve the City Line, large front on tie Delaware
river; good security. Apply to
tnoot B TAT LOB,
mh2B-3t 141 North SIX rH Street-
©7* a month i—i want to hire
AGENTS In ovary County, at $75 a month, «-
penee. paid, to (ell my new chimp Family SewjnitMa
ohine.. Addrew 6. MADISON.AIfred,Me. tf»l2 dSw3m
#Pn A MONTH! —I Want Agents 'at
month.eipense.paid, to Mil my EverlasHna
JPencfte. Orfentef i?t*mcrA,and ISother article*. lfiolrcu
lets sani/ree. JOHN F. LORD. Biddeford. Me. jaw-ha
M WANTED—ON OR BEFORE THE
first of May, a small Store, suitable for Trim
mings. on BIGHTH Street, between Market land Vine,
or in the vicinity. Address, stating exact location and
terms, "Economy,” Box 8381 Post Offlee. mh24 3t*
BOARDING.
WANTED— TWO S ECOND-STOBY
it BOOMS, communicating, with Board.
inhM- 31* Address * L, ” Press Office.
Tt/riSS DARE, 1123 GIRARD STBRET,
A’-*- lias elegant commnnieating BOOMS, handsomely
furnished, second and third stories, Hoase newly fur*
nlshed. mhM-et*
FOB SAIiE ABD TO LET. .
MI OR SALE—A CONVENIENT
COTTAGE BOUSB, S«cond, above Morris street.
Lot 18 feet front by 65 feet deep to a three- feet alley. Jnst
put In complete order. Immediate possession Slven.
Price #1.500, clear. CS. 0L6.8& f- H. CHUBB.
mh2s- 2t* 331 BEEP Street.
Mover 300 houses, all sizes.
for sale and exchange, HANSOM ROGERS, Jr ,
g*Q North TENTH Street. „ mh2s-lm*
m FOB SALE—HANDSOME DWEL.
LING, Ho. 811 Pine street Aprty to
mht6-8t» T- V- BOWJE.BY, 339 WALNUT Bt,
'm FOB S 4LE —A MODERN THBEE
MSIgTOBY Brick BOUSB, with Back BnilcUnn, Ho. 228
Crown street, above Bace. Apply on premises, or to
mb22-6t* THOU a.B HARE, 503 N. BBDONP Street.
©9n nnn sis>ooo, $lOOOO, and
HPiVv/jvvvj other sums to loin on first-class
mortgage security, at FIVE PER CENT., fora term of
years. 8 KINGSTON McCAY, 431 WALNUT Street.
rsh2R-3i*
©l9 non $B,OOO and s3,ooo.—these
amounts to LOAN on improved city
Sropertles. Applly to £ PETTIT, 333 WALNUT
treat. mh2\
©l7 nnn AND $!5,ooo to invent
HP* ■ first mortgages, on good city and
near country properties, or wIU be divided. D. 8. GAD
WALLADBB, 108 South FOURTH Street. mkl9-6L*
AUCTION SALE.
MW BAZAAR, NINTH AND SAN
SOM STREETS.
AUCTION salb of horses. CABRIAGBS^Ac.
ON SftTtJSDAY MORNING NEXT, AT 10 O’CLOCK,
Comprising about
SIXTY HOUSES.
Full description at sale. Including
A pair Bay Coach Horses. Carriage and Harness.
A fine Black Hare, light Wagon, by Wood Bros., and
harness, a beautiful light establishment,
A superior Bay Family Horse, trots in 310.
ALSO,
New and second-hand Carriages, light Wagons. Ac.
Also, single and double harness, saddles, covers, Ac.
3SF- if 0 postponement on account of weather.
D&B*- Saleof Horses, Ac., on WEDNESDAY.
49- Trade sale 260 Carriages, 6th April.
Jtjr Annual gale. Cattle. Ac ,20th May.
mgr Carriages and Harness at private sale.
mh24-2til ALFRED M. HE&KN3BS, Auctioneer.
LEGAL.
PS THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
CITY ANB COCNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate (if MARY K3LLY, deceased.
The auditor appointed by the court to audit, settle,
and adjuai the account of EDWARD C. QUIN, adminis
trator of said decedent, and make distribution of the ba
lance in the hands of accountant, will meet the parties
in ten sled for the purposes of hit appointment, on WED
NESDAY, Apiil6. A. D 1894, at four o'clock P. M , at
his office, S E corner of THIRD and JHESTNUT Streets,
(second floor, Philadelphia.
WILLIAM B. HANNA,
iph2s-fmw6t* Auditor.
TN THE ORPHANS 1 COURT FOR
A THE CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA
- Er tale of MICHAEL MOLLOY. deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of MARY ANN MOLLOY, Execu
trix or the last will and testament of Michael Mollov,
deceased, and to report distribution of the balance in the
hands of the accountant, will meet the parties Interested
for the purposes of his appointment on WEDNESDAY,
April 6th. JB6i,at4 o'clock P. M„ at his office. No. 143
South BIGHTH Street, in the city of Philadelphia.
mh2s-fmwst JOHN B. COLAHAN, Auditor.
TN THE OOT'BT OF COMMON
A FLEAS FOB THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHIL A '
JOSEPH HENDERSON ) December T., 1863.
ra > No. 336.
JOHN BCHUTTB J Venditioni Exponas Covenant.
The Auditor appointed to distribute tbe fand arising
from the sale under above writ of all * * that lotlor piece of
ground, with buildings, on the southwest corer of Bau
do'ph and Thompson streets, In the city of Fniladolpbia;
front on Randolph street forty-two feet three and a half
inches; depth westward on the south line fifty-nine feet,
and in breadth on the rear end of said lot thirty-nine
feet eleven inch**-.” will meet the parties interested, for
tfce purposes of his appointment, on TUESD tY. April
6th, 1864, at 4 o'clock In the afternoon, at his Office,
southeast corner Eighth and Locust streets, when and
Where all persons are requested to present their claims,
or be debarred from coming in on said fund.
mh2s-fmw-6t DtNIBL DOUGHERTY, Auditor.
rtf THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of EL'ZVBBTH CLARK, deceased.
The Auditor appcirted by the Court to audit. Mills,
and adiußi the account of JAMES G CLARK Executor
of the Estate of Elizabeth Clark, deceased, and to report
distribution of the balance in the hands of the account
ant, will meet the parties interested, for the purposes of
hit appointment, on TUESDAY. April 6, 1864. a) 4
o’clock P. AT., at his office. No. %03 South FIFTH
btreet, in the city of Philadelphia.
THOS. BRADFORD DWIGHT.
phgg-wfmSt Auditor
T ETTERB TESTAMENTARY ON THE
Batata of CATHARINE A. BINCLABB, of the «tty
of Philadelphia, deceased, having been grsfited te the
undereinned by the Register of Wills of the County Of
Philadelphia, all persona indebted to the Bald EBt ate are
requested to make payment, and thoAe haying claims or
demands against the same to present them wlthoutdelay
to CHAR .88 W. ARNY,
mh4-f6b* No. 346 North THIRD Street.
PKOPOBAXM.
A RMY CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGE
Ah OFFICE,
Cincinnati, Ohio, March 22, 1864.
PROPOSALS are invited by the uada, signed until*
THDBbLAY. April 7th, 1864, at 12 o'clock M,, for fur
nishing this Department (by contract) with* , ,
National Colors Army Standard.
Eeiimental Colors—Artillery, do
Do do Infantry. do.
Garrison Flags, do.
Storm Flags, do.
General Hospital Flags. do.
Company Order Hooka, do,
Jo Clothing Booke, do.
Do Descriptive Books, do.
Do Morning Report Books, do.
Post .Order do do.
Post i etter do do*
Post Guard Report do do.
Regimental Letter do do.
Do Descriptive do do.
] o Index do do.
Do Order do do.
Hat Feather Sockets. do.
Ostrich Feathers, for Hats, do.
Chevrons-Service, . ' do.
Do Ordnance Sergeants, silk, do.
Do Hospital Steward*. do.
Do Cavalry, Sergeant Majors, do.
Do do Or Mr.'Sergeants, do.
Do do let Sergeants, . do.
Do do Sergeants. do.
Do do Corporate, do.
Do Artillery, Sejgeant Majors, do.
Do do Q M tfergeanta, do.
Do do Ist Sergeants* do.
Do do Sergeants, do.
Do do Corporals. do.
Do Infantry, Sergeant Majors, do.
Do do QM. Sergeants. do.
Do do Ist Sergeants, do.
Do do Hergeaet*, do.-
Do do Corporals, do.
Drum Heads—Batter, do.
Drum Heads—Snare, do.
Fifes, do.
Haversack*—Painted, do.
CoUonDuclr—loand 12cz., , ~ do,
Samples of which may be seen at the Office of Clothing
and Equipage in IMs city. tk , _ - _ ..
w To be delivered free of charge, at the U 8. Inspection
Warehouse, in this city, in good new packages, with,
the name tf tbe party furnishing, the kind and quan
tiiy of good! distinctly marked on each article and paeit
*?artleß offering good* must in all eases furnish sam
ples, marked and nnmbered to correspond with their
proposal, and distinctly state In their bids the quantity
of goods they propose to furnish, the price, and the time
0f A guarantee, signed by two respondble persons, must
accompany each bid. guaranteeing that the bidder will
eunply the articles awarded to Mm under his proposal.
Bids will be opened ou THURSDAY. April 7th.» 1861,
at 2 o’clock P. M., at this office, and bidders are re
quested to be present. oin ,„ nrwi -. . „ rttV
ewards will be nude on SATURDAY. April 9th
Bonds will be required that the contracts will be faith
fully fulfilled. ti A _ , ... , . ...
Telegrams relating to Proposals will not be notic'd.
Blank Forms of Proposals may be obtained at this
°*The right to reject any bid deemed unreasonable Is
'tyTrderofCol. Them*. S„ord.,£
mh26-12t Captain and A. Q. M.
Hope gold company
MINES—“GOLD DIRT LODE.
Glitlß county. Colorado.
BO.OOO
TROSTBKS.
JOHN EVAN*. Colorado.
F H. JDDD, Hew York
H S COUC, Now York.
WILLIAM MOLLER. Hew York
GKO. w GBAFFLIN, Baltimore.
HERMAN PUS BE. New York.
5 CORNELL WHITE. New York.
M. 0 TYLKK. Hew York,
h. G. ARBOIiO. ProTllence.
PREBIDBNT. • ___
His Exoslloncv JOfaN EVANS,
Governor of Colorado Territory,
vice pßSHirrasre.
Hon. 8 G. ARNOLD.
Traalnrar. WALTER E LAWTON.
Secretary* J- P D AVI*B
»b22lm Office. Ho. ‘A3 CLIFF Street. New Yoak.
BROWN STOTJT,
SCOTCH ALE.
BJ THE CASK OB DSZEN.
ALBERT O. ROBERTS.
DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES,
in'. 31 Corner ELEVENTH and VINE Streets.
TJBATON & DENCKLA, HARDWARE
X.A Commission Merciant«, SO* COMMERCE and *l*
NOBTii Str«ets. o*er for rale: ..
Aaebor Brand Fall.; Plymouth MUI Rivet*.
W. AS. Batcher’s Cast Steal; Eaele C»Mw» W-"*
Pntssm’sHorseNalia: * JwfiS ?U!Bs
Copper. Brass, and Iron WI»;SjJSjSSt*.
Also* tail aaaartmeaS of Amort*-** aa.iwnra.
B*Snllf
TAMES E. MURDOCH, ESQ, HAS
kindly consented to deliver an ADDBIBI with
Mlfcellaneous Headings, including two new Poems,
never before ratted, for the Widows and Orphans of
those who have fallen in defence of the Union, as also
the families of Disabled Soldiers, under the care of
THE LADIES* FIRST UNION ASSOCIATION,
_ T „ at handbl and haydn hall. _
SFBIBG OABDEN BTBEETS.
On EVKHIIIG, March Bflth. at 8 o’clc.k.
Three Tickoto Jot On. Dollar t two far 7S COta! >iUtr
Tickets do cents.
For calc ,t theropra. of til. 4b,edition. Bo 53T Berth
s!*hd> ctreeti Gonld’a Music store, ObMtnnt atneli C
011ntoD>, Ch.etuut. rtiov. Himh, m™. Derh' Fanor
Store. Blyhth, above Chestnut; at the Drug Stores Fifth
and Green, Sixth and Green, Sixth and Vine, ninth and
Vine, and at the door of the Hall in the evening.
mh2l«6t
pB ARLES SCHMITZS GRAND MDSL
y j CAL SOIBBB In aid of the LAD7IB’ BRISOB OP
THB U. 8. SABITARY COMMSSIOULon
. TUESDAY BVBBIBG. Mareh Mb 1864-.
at Armory ”D,” Grey Bmrm, M. B. oem»r of'
EIQHTEBNTH and OHBoTBUT Streets, atSo’clock.
.i?. h<, „ fol }°. wln K Artlats have kindly to) Entered to a»-
s|et : Carl Caertnor, charloe H, Jarvis. At. H> Cross, A.
Boiseuburier, and
, Ir ™. „ AMATEUR GLEB CLUB
e J B .’ ole Dollar; to be bad at Mnaloßtorea and
at hall-door on evening of Concert. mhM ft
P ORCH ESTBAL AND VOCAL
friesds < a?d C ih?rlv.i7 T ! l i? RDeotora announce to tbetr
| t IHG“M S arch L ! «. n ?. D c I^-
MANIA OKCHEBTBA A a?od
nr on. Mneio will bo Klven, and from ’"hn°hr it r
TICKETB. at FIFTY OBSTB oaibrwill to-
Gonld’e, Andre’e, and Lee S Walker’? MnSb Slorm ' Sid
at the Ant-named a Gomtnlttee will alt to-dUtrllSfta
tickets on tie day of the toneert, from Ito sV' M - bo "
mh2i 6t -
MBS-JOHN DREW’S AEOE STREET
It I mribATRS
BENEFIT OF MB?. BARNEY WILLIAMS
MSB* GLORIOUS PIECES.
THIS (Friday) ) EVENING, March 25. 1394.
IHE IRISH TUTOR, .
Dcctor O'Toole. ..Hr. Barney Wlliiaafig.
To be followed by the Protean Drama of
AN HOUR IN SEVILLE. - ,
Miss Flitterl? * Hrs. Barney Williama.-
aceumiug nine different characters.
To conclude with the P&yee of
„ THE IRISH TIGER
paddy Eyau.. Barney William.
Prices aa uenal. Curtain rises at 714 o'clock
GROVER’S CHESTNUT STREET
TBEaTRE
FRiDAY SVENtNG. M.roh 25.1864.
rI SST TIME IN AMBBICA
Of the thrilling and mysterious drama,-
THE ACCUSING SPIRIT.
In which will be produced, for the first time in any
theatre in mis city- the famous
GHOST ILLUSION,
i- GHOST ILLUSION.
Previous to the drama, the lattling farce of
V? .FAMILY JARS
Grand Family Yattn6* Entertainment on BATUBDAY
AFTERNOON, March ‘29th. On MONDAY EVENING.
March 28th, TOl OOTOBOOff.
WALNUT. STREET THEATRE.
” (FdDAY) EVENING. March 15th.
FABBWBLI. BBMSFIT, and poeltlyely the last nl,ht
butoneot EDWIN ADAMS, on which occasion, and by
urgent aeelra. will be produced tbe great moral drama of
THE TICKET-OF- L« aVB MAN, * V
BDWIN ADftMb eustainiog the character of ROBERT
BRIERLY. supported by ihe acknowledged beet east In
the country. To conclude with (first time la this cim
the H6W Circe of
WHICH SHALL I MARST?
TO-MORBOW, last night of BDWIN ADAMS.
<«rj.BBAT GATHERING OF TEE®
vj CLANS n
GRAND SCOTTISH UONCBRT.
At the musical fund hall.
Locoet Street, above Eighth.
THURSDAY EVENING, March 24th, 1891.
FOB THE BENEFIT OP THB
LIBRARY OF THE CALEDONIAN CLUB,
UNDER THE UNITED AUSPICES OF THB
St. Andrew’s Society, Germantown Baras’ Ulalb
freotft’ Thistle Society# Philadelphia Carling Oiu,
Barns’ Association, Keystone Carling Club,
CMedoniaßeneficialPoclety Caledonian Clnb,
Daniel Mclntyre, Conductor. Duncan Wright, Sen.
Doors open at 7)4 o'clock. To commence precisely at &
Tickets 25 cents,to be had at John Booth's. 1916 Market'
etrwt; WmCameron.Jr., 22SN. Eighth streets A firO.
McClement. 833Cbeetnut street, or at the door. mhl3-ot*
TOM KING’S BXGELSIGB OIHOUB,
MARKET, above TWELFTH Street.
6ENOBITA LOLA LEHMAN, a Spanish lady, of
great beauty, and celebrated as a daring, dashing, and
thrilling equestrienne, will make her first appearanj*
on TUESDAY EVENING. 22d, and continue during th«
week. She Is _
THB BRIGHT PARTICULAR STAR
of the Excelsior Troupe, The programme of entertain
ment Is entirely changed for the present week by the ve
teran Tom King, m to bring into full development the
various talent r-f the great Troupe Admission only M
ceute; Stage seats, 60 cents; commencing at quarter ba
foreB o'clock. Matinfces. by gas-light, on WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY AFTEBNuONS, commencing at-fttt.
o'clock. . mhSl
T7LEYENTH-BT. OPERA HOUSE.
-KJ ‘‘THE FAMILY BESOBT. ”
CARNCROSS aND DIXBY’B MINSTRELS.
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
ln their
. BBUBCT BTBIOPUIT 80IBBBS;
Splcnald Singing# Beautiful Dauclng, Laughabll NAl
leegues. Plantation Scenes, Ac;. 2tc.. by
TWENTY TALENTED ARTISTS.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
Tlckfts 26 cents Doors open at 7 o'clock. ■
fe27-3m J. L. CARNCROSS. Business Manages.
riASINO! CASINO! CASINO*
V CHESTNUT STREET, above Sixth.
GRAND VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT.
ETHIOPIAN COMEDIANS,
BALLETS, PANTOMIMES, VOCULISTS,
COMIC SINGERS
mhl7-10t* EVERY NIGHT.
THE GREAT PICTURE
A at CONCfiBT HALL LECTURE BOOM
For a short season.
OPEN EVERY EVENING FOR A SHORT BBASOR
J. Innco William*' celebrated
PANOBIMI OF THB BIBLB
This is the most complete and finished Fainting of Skf
Sacred Scripiurts in the world, comprising over ftftv *
tbemoit
SUBLIME AND THRILLING SCENES
Of the first three thousand years of Biblical History
form Ids altogether one the finest exhibitions of the CM
OPJB EVEftY EVEBING at half »ast 7 o’eloek.
Admission. 25 cents.
W. B. Matln&es on Wednesday and Saturday ■
noons, at 3 o’clock.
Admission for Children T 6 cents.
/IEBM ANIA OBOHESTB A.—PC BjulO
vl EBHEAHBALS ever* gATOEpAT, »t S o'clock, A
M, »l the MUSICAL FOHD HALL, Slnttle tlokeU U
cent*. Packages of ell ticket*. #l. To be had at AS*
USE'S. 110 A CHESTNUT Street, J. B SOUL* SE
VENTH and CBE6THPT. and at the Hall door. feW-tf
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY Of
X THE FUSE ARTS,
lONS CHESTNUT BTBBBT. . . ,
OPEN DAILY (Snndaya excepted) from 9 A. M. HU
Admission 25 cents. Children half prise. jaSB-H
IOST AND FOUND.
t OPT—A CERTIFIOAT E OF 5-PBB
L CENT. LOAN OF STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
for *516.05, dated Msreh 12. 1830, No. 754, In name at
WILLIAM MEREDITH. Also, a Certificate ol 5-per
cent. Loan of Stale of Pennsylvania, lor the anm of WOO,
dated Jnne 30. 1845. Ho. 1462. In the name of ELI K.
PRICE, administrator of William Meredith In trust. Ap
plication has been made to the Auditor General for a re
newal of said Certlflrates .
felMm ELI K PRICE. No. 811 ARCH Street.
EDUCATIONAL.
A LADY DULY QUALIFIED WITH
the best of reftrenoe, will give Instruction on tho
PIANO to a limited number of pnpUs. Address Box
1032 Post Office. mh2l-6f
nKHTENDEN’S COMMERCIAL OOL
LEGE, 63* CHSSTNUT Street, corner of Seventh.—
Practical insti uctios in BOOK-KBBPING-ln its different
brat ones.
PENMANSHIP—PIain and Ornamental.
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS COMMERCIAL
DaW, ac.—Btudenlft instructed separately. , ■.
Cfttaloguea furnished on application. mb24»3t*
CELEOT FAMILY BOARDING-
O SCHOOL FOB YOUNG MEN AND BITS. MOUNT
JOY. Lancaster county. Pa. Session opens on the FIRST
I UBBDAY of May. For circular,. address
mhi»-i2t* B a. MORRISON, Principal
TRELLEVUE FEMALE INSTITCJTE
AJ A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR OIRLS. ,
This Institution, beautifully awtheaUhfully located,
lu the no-them limits of aTTLEBOROUOu, Btickscrun
tv. Pa e will commence it* Spring and Summer Term on
thel&th of FIFTH MONTH next, and eontlnnaln eoasloa
twelve weeb s.
The course of Inslruotlon le thoroufik and complete In
all the Elemeniary and higher branches of an BBOLIBH,
CLASSICAL, AND MATHEMATICAL EDUCATION.
The French Language is taught by a native French
teacher. , ...
Circulars, giving full particulars, maybe had on ap
plication to the Principal*. Attlebi»ron«hP O .BneM
county, Pa. ISRAEL J GBAHAUBi
JaNE P GBaHAMK, .
mh!7 3m Principal*.
A. >EWBOLD HAVING
■VX leased EATON ACADEMY, KKNNKTT SOTABH.
Chester county, expcr.t* to commence a wring Session
there the lUh of Fourth Mouth (April. ) For circular*,
address Geo A. Newbold. Jenklntown. Montg. co,Pa„
ti l the 4th ftihl.. or Wm. Chandler. Kennett Square,-
Choter conoty. Pa ; mhl2»lm*
VILLAGE GBEBN BBMINABI,
V NEAR MEDIA, PA.—Pupil* received at any timn
Bncltsh Mathematics. Classics, and Natural Solen**t
taught. Military Tactics, Book-kssplug, and Civil £»•
gineerlnc taught. Entire expsntes about A 3 per WHI
Boys of all ages taken. V <sfern to Wm H'Ksm. «X*
Sheriff; Johnl). Capp A Co., No. 23 South Third street j
t, nil Thomas J* Clayton. B«q., Fifth and Prune street*.
Address Bev. J. HAKVEY /JARTOJI, A. M-. Viliaa#
Green. P*. nod-tf
COPARTNERSHIPS.
KOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
a" the undersigned have tblHdav entered Into Copart
nership. for chepnrpote ofcontloulri »he FUBBasloess,
e»*tftbliehed by the Jate George F Womrath, under the
xear and style of A. K. & F,K. WOMBATHf atNo.iin
A ROB Street Tbe eitd partnership will terminate the.
thirty-flrat eey of * WOMB4TH „
FREDERICK: K. WOMBATS.
Philadelphia March 22,1864. Pibli 4t
THE UNDEHSIGNED HAVE THIS
X day entered Into .COPARTNERSHIP, trader th«
firm-name of W D. BDSON 4Co . for the purpose of
MenniaSntln* WOMEH’B. MISS#, and OMILDBBN’S
PEQaBD BOOTS, Ac., atho. 4BTOMME«CEstreoL
SiTHUB MILLER
Philadelphia* March 11,1564. mhl4-l2t*
,-wfiy—n. FOB ALBANY AND TROY,
ddSSB&VIA DILAWABE AND RARITAN
°The'Birge MONTEREY. Capt. BlchM Danvers, Is now,
loading at first wharf below Spruce street, for the above
polais- and will leave on-FRIPAY, .at 6 o'clock P M.
For freight, which will betaken on reasonable ter mg*
apply to D. X*,. FLANAGAN. Agent*
tj.iK.2t* No. 30A Sonth DELAWARE Avenue.
steamship norman,
SaMK FROM BOSTON.-OonelEnee. of merohan
ahe per »bove vessel will please send for ihelr gooaia
"UhSSht* 4 0n glw * l ** tw - h " f - H. WIMSOB dt.oo.
fiOBREOT PIANO TUNING.
TTTTt *-Mr. O B. BABGEBT’S Order* for Junto* ,
and Repairing Pianos are received** MASON AOOTf'
Btbreftwi CHESTNUT Street, . _
Mr sThas bad eleven rears'Aftwrexparienae inßoie *
ton- and five years’ emidoyment in
SPBCIAL —llanos rtlwOwrtd to sound ae soft «Ni.-
wiWevfw..
T<m»s for Totting. 1 aelg-a—*^
rpo HOUSEKEEPERS.
A in roalslr g your eprlng purchases• be aura to pro *.
vide yonrMlf with the only RELIABLE and'
WARRANTED CLOTJJEB WBINGES
THE UNIVERSAL WRINGER*
with fthe Patent COG WHEEL REGULATOR, whlob,
pobitivha? prevents tbe rolls from bbrakiku of thjwt* .
ing on the shejrt and tearing the clothing, as all wringers,
without Cog Wheels will do, however strongly It may,
be asserted to the contrary.
No family can be without _ .
THE UNIVERSAL WRINGER. *._ n .
It will pay lor itself In six months. In the saying 01 >
garments alone, in the smallest famUr. . . M wia .
The 'amlly sizes are 97 and »10. A»«. WAtt -
ANTED in every particular.
BFcr sale and retail, by , Aaant.
No. 4
Market* PhUadhlphla. •
TUMELLE’S COMPOUND SYRUP 0&
J DOCK lesmoeoeaftil as a remedy, boeease tho« wh v
use It pronoun*# 1* SYBttP. .
the host Blood YurlC
kui the boss 3 "" F. JUMELLB.' *
gold b 7 the proprietor. uaBKET Street
... *nd eiV Orngrists
•sssssasas-SKsi-
CO boxes Mewtoa
JnsllmdU*. and fc WHAS4IIS.
mi Smith WITKR StiMi
M oboa's, OBB, •* "0O" STK4%
Ml JNQIMB BOTLDMfI. Imb VMadMjh and OeoMW
K«k* Mrnijuamrltstir^ F»- Wl9
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