SPECIAL NOTICES.
.SAY HAIR AND BALDNESS PRE VENTED.--
GRAY HAIR RESTORED.
GRAY HAIR RESTORED.
BALDNESS PREVENTED.
BALDNESS PREVENTED
- LONDON HAIR COLOR RESTORER AND DItIiNSTNO
RESTORES GRAY HAIR WiT11013? DYEING_
'This discovery for the preservation of the blunts hair
is taking the lead of all hair Preparations; besides re
0-2toriug the color. Ilia making hair grow on bald Reads,
St is a beautiful dressing. keeps the hair son. smooth.
'and Ilexibla; removes Bur eruptive diseases, itching.
Acruff. dandruff'. AcMany who ware bald and gray
loive had their hair permanently restored. Only one
ipmerstion. Price 50 cants Six bottles, $l5O. Sold,
-wholesale and retail. by Dr. SWAYNS & SON, No. 330
.worth SIXTE Stree', Philadelphia. It
HOYT'S HIAWATHA HAIR ERSTORATITR.
HOYT'S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
HOYT'S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
HOYT'S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
HOYT'S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE..
i n ',wareHow's Poem Hiawatha was adjudged to have
conferred the greatest boon on hie tribe because he
brought to its notice corn. Every one will admit that
our preparation is 'worthy of the name, for the benefit*
it confers when it is known.
WHIM THE HIAWATHA. DOES.
It restores faded and gray hair and whiskers to their
original color. It brings up the natural shading of one
Lair with another. thus giving the hair a perfict life ap
vestrance, so that the most critical observer cannot de
tect its use. It malt es harsh hair soft and silky. goo° its
tallbnt out. sleanaes it and the scalp from ali
Elias readily applied and wiped from the skin as any hair
dressing. and entirely overcomes the bad effects of pre•
sirloin use of preparations containing selphar, eager of
Lead. &c.
The proprietors of the Hiawatha published the follow
ing challenge to test in the Pew York dailies three
'weeks, which
WAS NEVER ACCEPTED:
Let some well known and disinterested persons ap
point one t o the proprietor of each preparation for the
hair to bring np the color. every proprietor to use no
thing but his own preparation. and the person nothing
else daring the test. A certificate of the result to he
widely published at the expense of the unsuccessful cora.
feetiters. hold eveprwhere JObEPH HOYT di CO..
50119.1, 10 University Place, New Torn.
"UM Din I HAIRDTA 11
NATCHELOVS ealebreted HAIR DTI 0 flie But to
eks Wort& 'rho only Harmless, True.. and Relisbir
Mrs known. This splendid Hair Dye L Perfesi -- ebaada
Zed. Runty. or Gray Hair. instantly to a Glossa Blast
or Natural livonne. without injuring the Hair or stain•
Una the Skin. Isartus the Hair Soft and. Bsantital; tos
witYkl freak vitality. fragnentlY tutorial Its MAW
aolor. and Mattis' the 11l offsets of bad Dyes. TIIi
genuine I. sinned WILLIAIt A. BATCHELOR: all others
are mere Imitations. and ahoula be avoided. Sold hr
all Druggists. via. TACTOSY. 81 BARCLAY Sawa.
grew York_ Satsholor's mow Rolla Cream for Dreads,
Glte Hair. Jytte-1y
ONE•PBIOR CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST
STYLI% made in the Beat Manner, expressly for .1111 Tell
HALES. LOWEST Beth= Priam marked In Plata
Mmes. All Goods made to Order warranted satiates.
Lora,. Our. ONE-Paws Sysmsm le strictly adhered to
ply are thereby treated alike.
dielS-1y JONES eg CO.. 604 RABBET Street
fluor & Co's
MASON
HAMLIN'S
OrVII
0613INET
ORCUIg
ETEOS a 00.
TUA POPULAR OLOTMIN'a llotras OF PIMA.,
— OAK HALL."
Beet-alass good■ and moderate Drees. .
WARAMARTE & BROWN
& E itoraor SIXTH and HARKET &rests.
Gunton' Denartment-Cto malts to onier) 10. 1 S. Sixth st.
WHEELER & WILSON'S HIGHEST I'ItEMII73I
THE CHEAPEST, SIMPLEST, AND BEST
Salesroarns. 704 Chestnut Street above 7th.
MARR=ED_
ALBRIGHT—DIVHER —On Weinesday. the Rh of
3darcb. by the Hey. ta nivel B. Appleton. Francis J Al
alright. to Miss Annie M. decker. both of this city.
HOLIag—MILLEII.—On Tassday evening. March 29,
3964. at Webb's 'Union Hotel, Arch street, by the Bev E.
- W. Butter. Mr. William IC Hollis to Miss Annetta Mil
.:ier. both of Christiana. Lancaster county. Pa. [Lancas
ter papers please copy.]
DIED_
CORE —Gn the - Seth ult., in the 533 year of her age.
Mrs. Mary Ann Cosa, the relict of the late Richard S.
Care.
The funeral cervices will he held at the Church of the
3nearratiOn, on Monday morning, the 4th inst., at 11
eve
o'clock.
VAN RIINSSEL IP.R.—In Bolivar county,
an the22d of December, 1863. Arent Schuyler, sin of the
Sate Jacob Rutsen Van Rensselaer, of Columbia county,
New York . a
REED.—On Thursday morning, March 31, after a short
511nees, Isaac Reed, in the 92d y ear of his age,
His relatives and ma e friends are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral, from the residence of his eon-ba
lmy. Conrad Meyer.. TD Arch street. on eaturday. April
2.1664. at 12 &elect noon. To pieces dto Frankford. aaa
SMITE—On the evening of the 30th nit., John T.
Smith, in the Gid year of his age
The male relatives and friends of the family are invited
to attend his funeral. from his late residence , on Sion
.„it, slay. 4th instant, at 10 o'clock A. N. .**
AfeLliAN.—On the 31st instant, Maria Mercer. aged 2
Xepiall and 7 months. eldest surviving child of William
and Elizabeth M. Mclean.
The funeral to take dace from the residence of her
parents, 1562 Poplar at
street. on Saturday, Aprll 2, 3
. AL •e
SMlTH.—Suddenly. on the Mat nit., Mrs. Amanda
Smith, in the 72d year of her age.
Her relatives, and friends of the family. are respect-
Yully limited to attend her funeral. from the residence of
her eon. Samuel Smith. No. 1604 North Seventh street,
above Jefferson. on Monday, ApOl 4. inst.. at 10 o'clock.
To proceed to Mechanics' Cemetefy. [Troy, Whitehall,
and New York papers photo copy. vs
KLETT.—On the .93rh instant, Mrs. Rachel Klett, re.
list of the late John Klett, in the &In year of her ago.
Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
:attend her funeral from her late residence. N 0.999 Mount
Vernon street, on Saturday. 2d instant, at 2 o'clock- to
Proceed to Monument Cemetery. 'a.
RITTRR —Tuesday. March 29,1864. at the residence of
his father. in Tredydtn t iwnship. Chester. Valley, Win.
S. Ritter. in the 39th sear of his age, eon of Wm. Ritter.
:formerly of Philadelphia.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
Invited to attend the fun eral. without farther notice, this
( Friday) morning. April 1,1361, at 10 o'clock. Proceed to
the Great Valley Presby tartan Church. a.
RAINAIS.—On the 29th ilia., Mrs. Lydia Van D.
:Rainnie, wife of Wm. J. Rainnie. aged 28 years and 7
'a - writhe.
The relatives and friend s of the family are respectfully
Inv'ted to attend the funeral, from the residence of her
=other. Margaret Van _Dusan. 19013 Bench street. Eigh
teenth ward. on Saturday afternoon next, at 2 ()Week.
'BESSON & SON H.
• receiving their Spring an
ENG GOODS, and lave now
731tik Byzantine%
Florentines.
" Swage Horn:mt.
" Crape Marvin.
Bazegez,
•• Grenadines.
Black. snd Black and
PYRE &./I,ANDELL, 400 .A.RCIE SE,
Have °eared this season. far their best ettstom.
Richest Silks imported:
Shawls of tlfre•abive sty tee;
Diem Doods. Paris styles;
SpringMantl+s. Cloth and Silk. ml 26
pal. ST. "VINCENT'S HOME,
FOR
DESTITUTE INFANT CHILDREN,
Under the care of the
SISTERS (IF CHARITY.
Noxtbweet corner of EI HTSEATH and WOOD Streets
Patronize the FAIR now - held for the support of the
)6edy and helple,=s Orphans in the Home. apl2 5 3t.
VC , THE GREAT
CENTRAL SANITARY FAIR
COMMITTEE ON tI &DOR. 'NOWISE, AND
REVENUE," Office No. 118 S. SEVENS'S St.
This Committee has a special work, to wit. to obta in a
day's "labor ." a day ' s 'income." and a day's "re
venue" from every citizen of the three States of eennsyl-
New Jersey. and Delaware, for the benefit of our
Rick and wounded soldiers
The Committee is now fully organized at the above
uadress, and cell. for Liao co-operation of all Mamma in
the community-
We want to show what the industrial classes can do for
their soldiers!
Whatthe people can do in their separate trades!
What Pennsylvania can do!
What brew Jersey can do !
What Delaware can do !
What each county can do !
What each city and town can do!
What each Drofeadon can do!
What each trade can do!
What each occupation can do!. .
What each msnnfac:ory can do!
elo!What each bank, unarm ce company. and railroad can
What each mine C , lll do'
What each work,hop can do!
What each famity can do !
What each Man can do'
What each 'woman can do !
What each boy and girl can do!
We want to show the world - what American freemen
hre ready to do for their soldiers
What lobo can dn./I.r humartitY!
This is a ORGANIZE! nd the time is short. The way to.
do it is to : ! Organize In your workehopi.
5n Your families. Let the men organize. Let the women
organize. Let the trades organl2.3 Organise everywhere.
let the workman ere with their employers the ent
ro/oyers with their woi kmen. -
It Is easily done. If tne workmen will authorize their
employers to deduct one day from their week's or month's
earnings_ and the employers will add to it a day of their
.Profits. the whole will he acknowledged together to the
Credit or tee establist ment. We say to all, go to work
at Once with n 8 In Chic gr-at work_ Hurry forward your
contributions. Every aeknowledirme_t will stimulate
nthers to follow, our example.
Circulars. with fall instruction. will be sent upon an-
Vicatlon. by it ail or otherwise, to tae undersigned. To
Work! To work!
L MONTOONBBY BOND, Chairman.
ktgs. or. BO fTER.
°h airy, man of Ladles' Committee.
X J. iirICHESOIi. St crereTY. mt3D 3tr
terSHE ellikGAT CENTRAL FAIR-
The Committee on Benefits, Exhibitions, and Sm.
tertainments requests that the proceeds of all Benefits.
Ishiblti , ns. dm public or private. given for the GRS
CENTRAL EMIL ne remitted to Mr. GEORGE GILPIN . .
Treasurer. Rai DOCK Street, by whom they will be
Dreeerly acknowledged
GEORGE TROTT. Chairmen,
321 South BLENTATEC Street,
PRANrI4 V'ELLS Seer- raTY
_____ll . 22Putli THIRTEENTH Street.
Va. THE • P
SCAM SYLVANIA. FREED
NEB% RELIEF ASSOCIATION acknowledges
the rece.pt of the folic wing sontributions during March:
-Stabs Ropers $ :00 00
. I'. Mason Mitchell 100 00
31. b. Stewart 109 00
Israel Morris. 50 CO
Richard U. a I.xanthr I paortch, England, £3 5 166 67
Ann Stevenson, Ipswich, England £25 196 66
S. Bradfet d 10 00
A bember of the Charon of the Rvangellets.• • • 10 00
Cothran & BueFdl ' 50 00
Cat},
20 00
V. P. Tatham 250 00
A Friend 5 00
M.
don Rama. and etber Par'ee Merchants, Lon
akrough R. Starges .-- of £5OO 1 912 08
11 M. Laing —3
250 00
John C. Farr 25 00
--7 S. MaSonat CO loci r o
is i' ll r 3i G oelel j .:2 e - r e d: :013. '''' I:iew . berli:l . l. ' Zl:3 , 35 E : S E :
-1. Warner 1063:150" 100 0)
ti• B M., ....
_. . 1 .
1 00
- r eTiouslY acitawiedgks 36,491 OS
---
Total, .
!39.71 92
R. W. CLARK,
it Treaantar Plna. Freedmen's Relief association.
ft• CITY BOUN'T'Y Nomucw.—oPFicir.
aiticrs,„.„...CS tTI BOUN FLI 4 P D COMMISSION. No. 412
let A ii IKS
,ty r borinty prTY
iirtl continue to be paid until farther
cations for Bounty will be entertained from
Proa4V: zi e . t - ile b d e rA 4 7 e . ra s the date pf the Preeldent'a
f_ature. Powers attorney for the City Bou ntY,froin
alte,,Mult a tijor Penney
van rl ia g e
R 4. arr•cia n tra B t *ne e man An bee
received &ere! "
of the Coy' ion
seauSL C. DAWSOA, Secretary.
PIANOS.
PLUM&
N. G017L1).
and ORZEITNUT.
SEVENTH
AVE COMM EN CED
Ld Summer Stook of MOURN
in store—
English Bombazines.
French Bombazines.
Bummer Bombazines.
-
Mousselanes.
Tamises,
. White Foulards. ant
MOURNING STORM
o. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
pfx. (maims TIMM PSON,
OF ENGLAND
The Orator of Freedom. the distimished eoadintor of
John Bright and Richard Cobden in the defence of Ame
rican institutions. Will, by invitation, deliver AN AD
DRESS, in the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, on MONDAY
EVENING, the 4th of Atom at 8 o'clock—the net pro
ceeds to go to the benefit of the 000E11E-SHOP and
UNION REFRESHMENT SALOONS.
Subject—•' AN ENGLISHMAN'S PLEA FOR DE NO
CELTIC FREEDOM."
Admission, 26 cents.
Secured teats, 80 cents—to be had at
THE 'UNION LEAGUE.
NATIONAL 'UNION CLUB.
SUPERVISORY COMMITTEE ROOMS, No. 1210 Chest
nut street
PUGH'S, corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets.
ANTISLAVERY ROOMS. Tenth street, above Arab.
REFRESHMENT SALOONS. end at the BOX OFFICE
OF THE ACADEMY. mh2B-6t
PIMA DELPI-lIA. hi ARCH 21. IIEBil•
rfr—HOS GIiGHGE THOMPSON—DEAR Sin: The
holding in high esteem yoar We-long la
borslt of impartial and universal liberty. and
a powisting the late signal service which, in
undersigned. ib.b
~.
c g it te u r n al C iY ture with the illustrious' Bright - mud Cobden. you
have rendered in your own country to the cause of free
doze and free institutir ns in this, respectfully ask that
you will visit Philadelphia at your earliest convenience.
and, by addressing a public meeting. which shall be
convened to hear) on. afford our citizens an ooportnuity
of iegtifying tne igh respect which they cherish for
yourself and your faithful labor.
A note tes,llying your acceptance of this invitation.
and r mile/. a time at which it will snit yon to have the
meeting appointed. will be accepted as a favor by
Yours, with sincere regard.
Horace Blaney. Jr, Thomas Webster.
John C. Risen. Frederick Fraley,
N B. Browne, James W. Clasher,
Edwin Greble, William P. TathEini,
John G. Cresson, Geo. H Boker
,
William Sellers. Wm. If Tilghman,
Henry Samuel, Win H tenhurst,
Cadwallader Biddle, B. V. Merrick,
Levi T. Rutter, George Trott,
Joshua Hallowell. S. S White.
Saunders Lewis, Thomas J. Megear.
Abraham Barker. :r M. McKim.
Evan Randolph, Wm. S Pierce.
Charles Norris. 1 Cale') H Needles,
Win H. Furness. B. F Reimer_
John W. Forney. Col. Louis Wagner.
B. M Davis, John W Jackson,
J. Gillingham Fell. Aced Barrows,
Samuel F eld. Solomon Roberts.
Fdward Armstrong. William Whiter. '
Wan. D. KelleY, Win. Morris Davis.
James Grattalo• B. H. Brewster.
Edward C. Knight. Franklin Coolly,
Samuel Canby. Geo. T Lewis.
Wm. C Keroble. A G. Catrell.
6 , 0. 1 . .. BlizbY. James Mott.
Edward Bonner. J. A. McAllister.
Wm. Meredith, Atherton Blight.
Robert R. Corso's.
BOVITIZT. March 26.1861.
0ENT111512.N.! I bane the honor to acknowledge the re
ceipt of your favor of the 214 Instant. inviting me to
viii Philadelphia and address a public meeting of its
cit zfro.. The terms in v hich you express yourselves of
my services in the cause of impartial and universal
liberty. "albeit unite above my merit., are severtheiwis.."
CCllliar from such a source—truly grateful to my feel
inas For though I recognize among the mignatnres to
3 our letter the names of but few with whom .I am per
sonally acquainted, I do not fail to observe those of
others whom Y know to be held in high esteem by the
best peop:e of the land,and whom in consequence I have
mysel been long accustomed to regard with respect and
honor.
Th ;estimate which in your kindness you put mon
my labors in behalf of thle country—were it predicated
'iron my intentions only—l should say does me no mere
than justice. I have ever been an admirer of America;
American people and American institutions have had
for many years my best affections and warmest anproval.
The language of my heart has often been: " Would to
God th at my own country were as America —Mee these
Lands_" And to break these bonds. you will bear me
witness, no effort of mine has been 'wanting For
America's sake, as well as for humanity's, have under
ranch reproach. ever labored to this end. Thank God
the day of deliverance which we have all sighed ;or has
a.t ler gth dawned upon your country! In the added
honors which are already clustering around your na
tion's name. I have a Pleasure not exceeded by that of
the most loyal of your citizens.
- It will afford me great pleasure, gentlemen. to nom
ply with your invitation. I shall be in Philadelphia
on Mondaythe 4th of April, on my way to Washing
ton, and i f it ebonld suit your convenience to appoint
the proposed meeting for that evening, I shall be happy
to attend and address it.
.
I have the honor to be, gentlemen.
. Yours, with great respect,
(iHORGB THOMPSON.
To Horace Einnev. Jr.. Thomas Webster, John C
Knox. Nos., and others. Philadelphia aplisgt
113 Ct TILE* GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.
STATE OP DELAWARE,
IXECUTfrs AgYARTMENT.
DOVE March. 5 1
TO THE LOYAL CITIZENS' OP DEL R .AWARgt 18 it is
propoted to hold a Great Pair in the city of ?idled el
phis. in the first week in Jute next, for the serial of
-the Sanitary Commission The citizens of Delaware
have been cordially invited to co-operate with tne citi
zens of Pennsylvania and View Jersey in this patriotic
and humane purpose. The regulations added hereto
have been adopted with reference to this State, and will
exhibit the details of the plan of management
It is lot zereerary for me to commend this great and
good work to the loyal peop'e of Delaware Yon have
already given with a liberality and labored with a fideli
ty worthy of all praise. You have been willing and ac
tive; and what you have done is the best indication of
what you can and will do. "Let every clergyman an
nounre this humans undertaking to his people: let the
press give ic the widest publicity and the most earnest
encouragement: let every factory, workshop, and mill
Contribute a specimen of the best thing they can turn
out ; Ist all loyal men and women exercise their taste
and industry..." In this way the result may be an honor
to our State, a great comfort to our suffering heroes. and
an offering well pleasing to the Almighty, whose blew
ing and assistance 'I htunbly invoke upon this work of
Christian charity.
WILLIAM CANNON.
By the Governor:
SAMUEL M. HARRINMON,
Secretary of State.
Gov. Cannon his announced the following general ar
rangements for the Delaware Department :
1. Ixsentive Committees for Delaware in Philadelphia
have born appointsa as follows: lion. Charles tiiibboas,
chairman Daniel R Cummins, Esq.. Dr. G Emerson,
B. B. Commas, Fol.. Lindley Smyth, Boa., and F. A.
Godwin. EFq.
LADIES' EXECDTIVE COMMITTEE IN PHILADEL
PHIA.
AI a. Irvine Shubrick, Miss 'Elizabeth Phillip., Mrs.
George Blight, Mrs. Charles H. Gibbons. Mrs. John K.
lomdlay. Mrs. rJohn F. James, Mrs. Charles e. Lyman.
Mrs. J. B. Moorhead, Mrs. Thomas E. eshmead, dim
Louisa b. Bresdy, Mice Anne L. Austin.
Mrs. 'Edwin Mitchell, MO Walnut Street, has limra ap
pointed Directress of the Department of Art, and will re
ceive contributions for that department from Delawareans
raiding in Philadelphia.
2 An Executive Committee of ladies and gentlemen
from Delaware will be appointed, to whom will be on-
Untied the general management of the Delaware De
partment.
B. Subcommittees of ladies and gentlemen will be ap
pointed for each department of industry and art, whose
business it will be to solicit contributions for the Fair,
and to work under the general direction of the Skeen
tive Committee, each in its own special branch.
4. All committees for the management of the Delaware
Department will be appointed by and from this State.
P. The Delaware Department will be directed and con
ducted by Delawareans. it will keep its own accounts,
and. at the close of the Pair, pay over to the general
fund its profits, which will be credited to the State of
Delaware.
i. 6 . art angements will be made by which the proceeds
for tickets of admission sold to Delawareans will be duly
credited to ibis etatd. These tickets will be sold near
each entrance to the Fair. and in Philadelphia. Wilming
ton. and other places to be hereafter announced. It is
earnestly reqnested that all persons from this State will
pure see their tickets at such places as may hereafter he
announced by the Delaware Executive Committee, so
that the State may have the credit to which it will fairly
be entitled.
7. It is earnest'y requested that all persons throughout
the State who desire to co-operate in this work will int
mediately, and until April 1, col respond With the Secre
tary of State, at Wilmington, and will indicate the com
mittee or committees upon which they can be most
efficient As far as practicable their preferences will be
recognized.
S. The Committee on" Labor. Incomes and Revenues"
will endeavor to obtain the contribution of the proceeds
of • one day's labor" from every person willing to give
it, and one cistfe revenue from all corporations,arms,
ate. and one day ' s income from all persons of fortune
and cffrom professional men.
9. There is no department of industry or of art that
may not be need efficiently for the purpose of raising
tunas for the Sanitary Commission. There is not a man,
woman or child. who is willing to aid, who cannot make
his or her ability and willingness available. Almost
every article of manufacture, amusement. curiosity, or
sale will be acceptable. All varieties of needle-work,
goods, food, fancy wares, old documenteobooke, gratuph
lets, engravings, caricatures, ornaments, carvings, re
lics. antograpbs; of distinguished persona (single or
board together), official copies of proclamations, contri
butions of poetry or prose for the p set office or for the
Fair newcpater, articles for the soldier or the citizen.
drawing., paintings, modeling, leather work. may be
contributed. Every mechanic or laborer may contribute
some article of bis own manufacture. to be marked in
his own name, and exhibited and sold at the Fair.
10 All contributions from Delawareans will be made
to the appropriate Delaware Committees. Those made
wi'hin the State will be sent ant to the General Head
quarters at Wilmington. to be hereafter announced,
where they will be properly marked and forwarded.
apt-flowif
THE GREAT CERTHAL FAIR.—
Office of the Committee on Labor. Incomes.
and Revenues." No. 118 South SRVENTH S6ieet. Phila
delphia. The undersigned will be at the office as
above TO MORROW. from 10 to 4, to furnish informa
tion and receive Enbscriotions.
u.hl9 lm JOHN W. CLAGHORN, Treasurer.
. . .
It may be proper here to state that these eubseliptione
for ne day's 'labor . ' one day's • Income," or one
day's "revenue." are to furnish to the valiant seamen
of our navy, and the brave soldiers of oar armies, Dna •
BLED IN SERVICE, those comforts and necessities not sup
plied by the Government. It may also be proper to sug
gest that the Principals. Clarke. or men or different in
stitutions, milts. factories. stores, &c., in Pennsylvania
-and New Jersey, organize the movement in their re-
Mite s iAt i l e e r e e t i ll u bMinteLa d ni! y ll g r e erat g l u h v e
a m ts a u tt e ef ri t p o
1 4 . 1 . 1
paper, more readily afford each one engaged in the
• ' establishment " an opportunity to contribute to an ob
ject so deservi cheerfully
sendng to their means,
voluntarily and in their subscriptions.
mb3o-3t
Subscriptions and remittances by mail duly recipted
for and acknowledged in the Philadelphia nevrepapere.
OFFIGE OF TH S A NITARY TGEN iIP TEAL FAIR FOR THE COM MIS
SION—PHILADELPHIA. 1307 CHESTNUT STREET, Hatch,
18E4 —The Committee on Finance and Donations of the
Great Central Fair appeal for contributions in MOSEY
to thore of their fellow-citizens who do not propose
sending to the Fair the products of their skill and indus
try. .hiy far the larger portion of the money received on
the occasion of the Fairs held for the benefit of the Sani
tary Commission in Cincinnati, Boston, and Brooklynu
wee 'derived from direct donations in CASH, alai not
from theproceeda of the sale of str Balsa exported. What
_ the Sanitarl - Commission needs to affard relief to the sick
and wounded soldiers is money, in large amounts and
from all sources. We call, then, upon all bankers, cor
porations. capitalists, persons living upon incomes, pro
fessional or otherwise; in short, upon all who will not
be represented in the Fair by their productions, to imi
tate tea example of those who will. and to contribute
liberally I.IIBONRY for this neat object. In New York.
although their Fair is not to be held for two weeks, con
tributions of more than $203,000 in cash hare been
already received, a single department of trade, that of
dry g. ode, having made TOP more than half that sum.
Brooklyn and Cincinnati have each contributed as mach
in money. and certainly the wealth, liberality. and
patriotism of Philadelphia can hardly .be considered as
less conspionens tban that of these eonlmunities. Con
•.
win be thankfully received by any of the
members of the Committee. -,A. K ER IR CER.I& Chairman.
S. M
SAMUEL WHLSE.
THOMAS SPARKS,
A. J. ANrELo„
CALEB COPE.
. JOHN T LEWIS,
THOMAS RIMBRE,
T. A. BIDDLE,
N. W. CLAIM,
WM. C. KENT
mh2B-6tamwtf E. C. KNIGHII.
U S. INTERNAL REVENUE—
Second Collection District of Pennsylvania, com
prising linet, Seventh, Eighth, 'Allah, and Tenth wards'
of the city of Philadelphia.
NOTICE.
- - -
The annual assessment for 1283. for the above-named
district. of persons liable to a tax on Carriages, Pleasure
Yachts, Billiard Tables, and Gold and Silver Plate. and
also of persons required to take oat licensee, having been
completed,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEI
That the taxes aforesaid will be received daily by the
undersigned, between the hours of 9 A. M. and 3 P. M.,
(Sundays a:tented-) at his office, sonth.weet corner of
VII al) and WALNUT Streets. on and after MOND AY,
the 7th last and until and including SATURDAY. the
2d day of April next ensuing.
PENALTIES.
All persons who fail to pay their annual taxes noon
Carriages. Pleasure Yachts, Billiard Tables. and Gold or
Silver Plate_ on or before the aforesaid 2,1 day of April,
1884, will inane a. penalty of ten per centam additional of
the amount thereof. and be liable to costs, as provided
for in the 19th section of the excise law of Ist July. 1102.
ell persons who in like manner .hall fail to take out
their licenses as required by law. on or before the 2d day
of April. MC will incur a penalty of ten per carat= ad
ditional of the amount thereof, and be subject to a Pro
secution for three times the amount of said tax, in ac
cordance with the provisions of the 89th section of the
law aforesaid.
All payments are required to be made in Treasury
Notes under authority of the United States, or in notes
of Banks organised under the act to provide a na
tional currency. known as National Ranks.
No fez ther notice JOHN H. given.
DIEHL, Collector.
nth: 24t S.W. car. THIRD and WA...NIIT Sts.
Miss APPLICATION WILL BI MEADE
to the Managers of the MERCIAN rt iAN LIB &A kr
CoMPANY for renewal of Certificate of Stock No. 4834.
Starding in the name of HUGH D. VAIL. the same
baying been lost or roie]aid.
OFFIVAG DEAVER NET/GADO W
itOp RAILROAD ADD COAL COMPANY. PUMA
PIITA. March 28. 1884 —A Quarterly Dividend of two
aid a half per cent. on the capital stock of this Company
lea teen declared this day. payab'a on and a ft er Thurs
day. *pril 7th. L. CHAMBERLAIN. Treasurer.
nat.2n
.NOTIGE TO STOCKHOLDERS
The Annual Deathly/ of tha titockhoiders or the
JUNCTION RAILROAD COMPANY will be held on
NOFD al. the 4th day of April. 1864. at 11 o'clock M..
In Philadelphia. at the Office of the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company.
Annual Election for President and. Directors will be
held memo day and place.
mlil9 14t JOSEPH LESLEY. Searatari.
AT A MEETING OF THE ART
Int' FUND 800I1TY. held March 30. the fol
lowing resolutions were adopts!
Ronlced. That eeeh member of the ARTISTS' POND
SOCIETY be requested to present to the CENTRAL FAIR
for the !I NITARY COMMISSION. if he be a pa' rder„ - s. ole
tart, In elm ten by twelve inches. more or less; and. If
be be not a painter, then, work of his own to an equal
value.
2. That a Committee of three be aopointed. by ballot.
to collect such works of art as may be subscribed for
this purpose.
3. That the Committee be instructed to convey, collec
tively, snob works to the Fine Art Committee of the
Central Sanitary Fair, as a gift from the ARMS Fe'
FUND SOCIETY.
W. T. RICHARDS.
GEO. C. LAMBDIN. Committee.
ALBX. MAWR'S,
Ear SPRING GARDEN INSTITUTE.—
'The annual meeting of the members of the fn•
state will be held let their Nall. northeast corner of
BROAD and SPREII(I GARDEN Streets, on THURSDAY
EVErING. the 14th inst.. at 734 o'clock. at which time an
klection will take place for °Mears and Managers for the
exstarg7ear. Punctual attendance is particularly re
quested. as alterations in the Constitution Secretar y n
sidered. JAB R. GARB,IGUEB.
PHILADELPHIA. /mil I. 1954. api. fmwlts
Mws REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
.CORB.—In accordance with a resolniion of the
Board of Trustees. passed on the 26th instant, the price
of Coke frcion the Market-street and Sprint Garden
Works has been reduced to 10 cents per bushel, and
souk the Point Breeze and Manavnuk Works to 9 cents
rikr broakel. JOHN C. CRESSON, Chief Engineer.
PHILADELPHIA GAS WORM. March 28, 1864. mh72 lm
Rit"'PIDLA.DELPEIRA. AND IMADING
RAILStOAD CO.. (Mice. r south irocruTa
Street. PHILADELPHIA, Marchl7, 1461
Notice is hereby Given, that the Transfer Books of the
Common Stock of this Company will be closed on the
3155 Inet., to be reopened on the 14th of APRIL next, at
which time the Stockholders of this Company. who
have New 'fora cep tifloates, are requested to return them
to the Pori:sere' Loan and Tv:Let Company. No. de Wall
street, New York, who will give a receipt for the same.
and furnish in a few days thereafter certificates from the
Philadeltdia office. in surshanae for said receipts.
The Transfer Office for the Preferred stock of this Com
pany at New York will be closed permanently on the
31st inet Th at for both the Profprred and Cowl:son
Stock in Boston will be permanently closed on toe dist
MARCH. a. BRADFORD,
tubiS imwtiilApl4 Treasurer.
tyrPHILADELPHIA MUTUAL REAL,
ESTATE ASSOCIATION.—The Committee ap
pointe having h affairs of this Association notify
those t a lly- p ai d Stock to present their Certifi
cates, with receipt, at the Office of B. ECHREINER,
NOBLE Street. above Nintli, on or before the let day
of .LYEIL next. T. VAN EEL.
E. SCHREINER.
ALLAN W. RICHARDS,
jaB-ftuSm. Committee.
TIOIDA . IMPILOVM.M.ENT CO3l
- Is hereby given that a Meeting of
the Stockholders of the 'Mita Improvern.nt Company
will be held at No M 5 MERCHANTS' EXCHANGS, In
the city of Philadelphia. on the 34 day of Mem next. ba
h:cern the hours of 12 and 2 o'clock, to elect Managers, a
President. and Tritium , er of eatd Company
WILLIA ELLIS, Treasured.
20h31. tma3 Ito 1201 MARKST Street.
Ric= PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION IN
BOOK•IiESPING for Wholesale or Segall. Job-
WEL )InDorUng. Manufacturing, Commission. and Cool.
Par/ SPeonlad UM. orolin'and Domestic Shipping, Joint-
Stock tiompany. and Banking Buslness. &a . Pea
manthip in ail its branches Commercial Calculations,
Commercial Law. Asc., ad. at CRITTILIIDES'S Com
mas cial College, 637 CREBTlifur Si , corner of Sevontb.
MM6MMiRiMMI
IMOFFICIO OF THE CONNECTICUT
BONING COMPANY. 408 WALNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA. March W. 1881
At a meelinx of the Executive Committee of the CON
NECTICIIT MINI)GF COMPAEY. held this day. WM .
S. STEW ART. Esq.. was unanimously elected President
In place of C. R. Moore, Sea redline&
inhSo-fit* B. 0. LO ViRY. Assistant Secretary.
MILITARY.
THE
I COAL BOUNTY FUND COMMITTEE
WILL CONTINUE TO TAT
"i'"‘: - DOLLAR S
FOR 'EVERY REORIYIT MIISTRRED INTO
HANCOCK'S SECOND ARMY CORPS
ALFRED DAY, Chairman
. NAPA L AND MARINE SERVICE.
CITY /ND WARD BOUNTY!
AwITADCE PAY AND PRIZE MONEY!
MEN WANTED for the N • VAL SERVICE and M
RING CORPS, who will be entitled to all the City Boun
ties. in addition to Prize Money
Seamen will receive an advance of three months' PaY
an bounty.
Application to be made at once to
D. M TANN.
Capt. and. Provost Marshal Fourth Di.trlet Penna..
apl 12t BROAD and SPRING GARDEN Streets.
ti CITY AND WARD BOUNTY! -
ADVANCE PAY AND PRIZE MONEY!
MEN WANTED for the NAVAL SERVICE and MA
RINE COUPS. who will be entitled to all the City
BoMittel] In addition to Prim Money.
Beanien will receive an attTALIGO of time months' . pay
as b. , nnty.
Application to be made at once to
EDWIN PALMER.
Captain and Provoet Marehal
Second District Pennerylvania,
256 Sonth TWELFTH Street.
oh/9- If Philadelphia.
I NAVAL AND MARINE SERVICE.
CITY AND WARD BOUNTY!
ADVANCE PAY AN O PRIZE MOSEY!
MEN W eIiITED for the NAVAL SERVICE and MA
RINE CORI 3, who will be entitled to all. the City Boun
ties, in addition to Prize Money.
Seamen will receive en advance of three months' pay
as bounty.
Application to be made at once to
WM: E. LEHMAN
Captain and Provost Marshal First District P 8131113. ,
n,h3u-tf 245 South THIRD Street.
# HEADQUARTERS DEPARTNENT
LOP THB SIIEQUERANNA.
OKAIKBERSBIJIM, PA.. March 24, 1861.
* *
[Extract.
5
GENERAL ORDERS NO. M.
Authority having been granted by the War Depart
ment to the Commanding General of the Department of
the Sutquehanna, the let Batten in three years' Penn-,
sylvania Volunteers (formerly six months' volunteers).
consisting of six companies, mustered into the Untied
States service for three years or during the war, is au
thorized to recruit to ten aomnanies of the maximum
strength.
Thi. Battalion is on Provost duty In this department.
and It offers a good opportunity to those persons who
have been in the service and have been honorably dis
charged, to re-enter, and to those of good character who
have not been in the service to enter the same. Only
there known to the recruiting officers and persons au
thoriztd to recruit as being reliable and trustworthy
will be received, as the nature of the duty this Battalion
Is called upon to perform is each that it requires soldiers
in whom the commanding officers can place confidence.
Perste s taking advantage of the benefits arising from
enlistment in this Battalion will receive the bounties
paid by the Government as authorized in existing orders.
The officers must be, men who have had some experi
ence in the military service, intelligent, and of god
character, and only these bringing the requisite number
of man and possessing the above qualifications will be
recommendea to the Governor of the State for commis
stone.
Recruits and persons havine squads of recruits will
report to Captain GEO. W. MERRICK. let Battalion
three years' Pa. Vole, and Recruiting Officer for the
same, at HABBIBBIJRU, Pa.
*
By command of Major General 0011 CH
JOHN 8 SOBULTZS. nest 'Adit. Genera'.
Official : J. N. POTTER, Aid-de-Camp mh2B ffit
IGENFRAL RECRUITING OFFICE,
No 611 GuEstNNITStreet.—RECISIIITS wanted for
all the old Panitaylvanis
CAVALRY. ARTILLERY. and INFANTRY
RECIIIMENTB
now in service, not already fall.
ALL THE BOUNTIES GIVEN.
CHAS. C AD WALLADER.
Captain 2d Artillery, 112th Regiment P V.,
m 1,26-6 Gegeneral Recruiting Officer
)116 ANDERSON OLVALRY,
(15TH PENNSYLVANIA CAVALEY.)
Snitable Tonna' men will be accented as Re
cruits for this Regiment, now on service in
Bast Tennessee.
WM T. PALMER, Colonel Commanding.
Office in WA SHINGTON BUILDING.
tah79-6t. No. 91.74 South THIRD Street.
GRAY'S PATENT
r.aoi,z)Ex) COLLARS
Have now been before the public for nearly a year.
They are universally pronounced the neatest and best-
Wing value extent.
The upper edge presents a perfect cure, free from the
angles noticed in all other collars.
The cravat causes no packers on the inside of the turn
down collar —they are AS SHOOTH INSIDE AS our-
SlDE—and therefore perfectly free and easy to the neck.
The Garotte Sollar has a smooth and evenly-finished
edge onBOTH SIDES. •
These Collars are not simn'y flat pieces of paper cut in
the form of a collar, but are MOLDED AND SHAPED
TO FIT THE DECK,
They are made In " Novelty" (or tarn• down style), in
every half size froml2 to V inches, and in "Eureka"
(or Garotte). from 13 to 17 Mabee. antigen ed in " solid
sizes." In neat bine cartons. containing 100 each; also,
in so alter ones of 10 each—the lettere very handy pack•
age for Travellers, Army and Navy Moen.
Mr EVERY COLLAR is stamped
_ " GRAY 'd PATENT MOLDED COLLAR."
Sold by all dealers in Men's Furnishing Goods. The
Trade supplied by
. .
VAN DUREN, 110ERNLER, k 00.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Men's Farina Mug
Goods. • far 0/111SPNUT Street,
mll3O-tvfin 3m' Philadelphia.
HEE MAJESTY" CHAMPAGNE.
IRE ROYAL WINE OF ENGLAND.
A limited quantity of this superior Wine has been se
cured for the undersigned, and the first shipment of MY
cases has arrived, by the steamship 0171711,66, area
from the cellars of the well-known house of
MESSRS. DR VSROGE & CO.,
at Epernay. France. Tke present invoice will be intro.
fused into this market at the very low price of
TWENTY DOLL &RS PER CASE OF QUARTS.
payable in currency. which is much below its first cost.
The supmlor quality of this Wine is guaranteed. and it
is OFered with confidence of its approval by connote-
SCUM
Orders for one or More cases may be addressed. by let
ter or otherwise, to the undersigned,
WM. HENRY WARD. Wine and Fruit Dealer,
No. 7 BROAD, Street, near Wall.
apl.3ot NEW YORK.
NONE ABE MORE EATISFAOTORY
as likenesses than those ever popnlar Pictures —
REIMER'S nolorsd Photographs for St—long known and
appreciated for their merits. SSCOIND St.. ab. Green 1t•
REMOVAL. -B. LIBBER, IMPORTER
of Wines. Tignore, and Cigars. has. removed to
239 &nth SECOND Street bet Dock and Sproas apl-St*
'►rlS VAIN TO SEARCH FOR WHAT
cannot be found—more accurate and p'easina por
traits than B. F REINER'S Life-size Photographs in oil
colors. 624 ARCH Street.
SPECTACLES TO SUIT ALL SIGHTS.
ARTIFICIAL EtLiMAN RYER
Inserted without pain, IT
JAMES W. COMM & CO.,
- 924 .OBESTNOT Street.
OPERA GLASSES AND OFFICERS'
• FIELD °LASSES.
Microscopes for Ph'Volans and Students.
A very large assortment for sale by
JAMES W. QUEEN as CO.
9EI COMMIT dtreet
MATHEMATICAL DR A.FTING IN.
STRUMENTS.
Ckesternian's Metallic and Steel-tape Measures.
For sale b 7 JAMES W. QUEEN & 00.,
924 CHESTNUT Street.
Priced and Illustrated Catalogues gratis. mh9B•lm
RELIABLE.—IISE GALLAUDETT'S
HAIR RRSTORRIL It Is not a dye. It restores
the hair to He natural color. It does not stain the skin.
It needs no Bandanna or other dressing. It is a dressing
of itself. Price moderate. Try it.
Prepared only by PAUL Q OLIVER, Apothecary,
milt!) SIGHTEINTH and SPRUCE St.
ITOPR OIL.-500. BASKETS LA
TOUR OLIVE OIL. recolvod Dor gbh. BIWA and for
sale by JAITRETCHR it; LAVARGNIC.
Sob% Oran.
mb3l-72t Ul 4 / 2 "and 210 a PEONT Bt,
IRON STAIRS AND IRON DOORS—
For ealeat Second-hard Derlt. SRVESTEL above
Thompson stmt. Cuth26-0?) ATATH,I4 W. 51418.
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY. APRIL 1, 1864:
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
BOYS' CLOTHING.
lES.W'ZzLING 139ViirL1311/9,
JACKETS,
SUITS MADE TO ORDER.
COOPER & CONARD,
S. E. Corner NINTH. end MARKET Streets.
mixl2-owf 2m
NEW MOURNING STORE.
The undersigned would respectfully announce that
they are now receiving their
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
MOURNING GOODS,
Barekee.
Crepe Maretze.
Ernanis.
Grenadines.
Talmatinee.
Florentine.
SHAWLS, Shetland. Grenadine, Silk, Barege, Lace
Tissue. ego.. So.
MABITLES of the newest styles.
A splendid assortment of LIGHT SILKS alwaye on
hand.
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/WEN EVANS & CO., NO. 45 NORTH
EIGHTH Street, (succeesors to)
J. R. CASIELBERRY. will open, on MONDAY nest.
choice DRESS GOtiDS and SILKS, of the importation of
L &B. Curtis &Co , sold at the auction sale of Messrs.
Wilmerding & Monet. We have BARGAINS.
1 tare Otenal Mozambiques, 1834 e.
Choice Dregs (Woes, from 280. up to 50e.
1 lot Taffeta Paris Poplin. Sic., double width.'
worth $l.
1 case Plain Mcdtairs, 42c worth 56c.
3 lots plain all-wool Delainee, pink, blue, purple.
modem, tan. wenn°. very line-a bargain.
3 lots choice plaid and striped Detainee, cheap, all
WOOL
BLACK SILKS. BLACK SILKS. -
Black bilks, all prices Yon know we always have
the name of selling (food and Cheap SILKS.
Plain P.. 11 de hole Silk, extra flee. al 60.
, Foulard Silks, choice etviee 850 . worth $l.
Choice Brack Figured Silk, *1.26. worth *1 80.
I RID GLOVES. KID GLoVg3
should think moat all the ladies in Philadelphia had
seen our choice Kid (novae, from the tunnel= quails - UV
sold; but if ion have not, I would say to yell, BUY A
PAIR, and try them.
Be. t quality Kid. Gloves $1 35, stitched.
Best do do. 81L25, plain.
Each psi.' is warranted not to tear, and, should they.
another pair is given you free of charge. You ran no.
risk. and get a beautiful, cheap Glove, of the best quality,
Rid Gloves,sl 25. stitched. _
Jonvin Kid Gloves, $l. bast quality.
White Kid Gloves. WM cents. ,
CHEAP CARPETS. IMPORTED CARPETS.
HEMP CARPETS, AT BARGAINS
You can cover your flours CHEAP, to LOOK PRETTY.
and save labor and the scrubbing brash washing floors
Selling fast; come soon. .
Hemp Carpets. 40c., worth 823‘c.
Ilvported Carpets. 45c. worth 76c.
Choice Carpets. 60c.. worth 800.
BA MORALE BALMOR ILLS.
We have opened a new style of Crinoline Balmorals,
pleasant to wear in hot weather. and comes at a low
price. You know we never allow any one to under
sell us.
Choice Balmorals, $2:23.
Parisian style Balmorais, cheap.
MIISLINS.
We eslrlinslins the lowest of any one in town. Every
body says that.
New York Mills Muslin, 43 cents.
Williamsville Muslin, cheap.
tamper 'dem. Wauregan, Watertwiat, and all lead
lair waken on hand.
IT'S THE PLACE WHERE YOU GET CHEAP GOODS.
OWEN EVANS & CO .
(Successors to J. R. Casselberrv.)
No 45 North EIGIIIII Street.
P. 13.—Our HOOP SKIRTS are selling fast. They are
Wheat/. Closing them out,
aph2t
LINEN GOODS, CHEAPEST IN THE
. 11 - 1 CITY.—WiII open, this' morning. 10 pieces Hand
Loom Table Linen, at SIM ; same that is being sold at $1
other pieces.
1 lot extra 'heavy. at $1; worth more money.
Bleached Table Linen, at 137 X. 9u and $1
Extra quality and width, at AL 25 and El 50.
Also, a large lot of double satin Damask Barnsley that
are eat's heavy and beautiful patterns some of them
the most desirable ever imported; and a gloat variety of
other Table Linens, in various qualities and p etterne.
that I am now selling far below he market prices
Barnsley Linen Sheetings, very heavy, at $1.50, $1.75,
and $2, in all the widths.
Pillow Linens. V.:. 1,5 t. and 111 yards wide.
Napkins and Doylies, in various qualities, of the very
best makes and patterns-
Buckabacks, both bleached and half-bleached, in large
quantities and every quality.
Towels of every description, with or without fringed
ends, in red and bine borders.
Crash. at 123%%, 14, 16. 18X. and 23c. •
1 lot Richardeon's Shirting Linens, at 50c —these are a
great bargain, being under price.
Marseilles Quilts. that easnot be surpassed for quality
and beauty by any in the city.
GRANVILLE B HAINES.
1013 MARKET Street, above Tenth.
BRIGHT PLAIDS.
Polls for children. 31 and 38 ate.
Drab Wool Delainee, finest quality. WI a s .
Black Wool DeUlnas. 98 50, and 623' de.
Double width Wool Delaines. $1 to $l.Bl.
Fine Drab alpacas, 62, TO. and *l.
Superfine Hack alpacas. 31c to $L 31.
irsveling Drees Stuffs.
Lane stock Black Silks.
Some bargains in Dress Goode
COOPER & CONA.RD,
zol,:31 S. B. corner NINTH and MkRIKIT Streets
CLOTHING.
EXTENSIVE CLOTHING HOUSE,
Non, 303 and 305 CHESTNUT STREET,
ZThe facilities of this house for doing business
rn are such that they can confidently claim for it
VI the leading position among the Tailoring Es- tg,
0 tablishments of Philadelphia. They, t her e f orl. ll
ts.
invite the attention of gentlemen of taste to their gi
, et H
a
a superb stock of
BEADT-M&DE CLOTHING,
oat by the best artists, trimmed and made equal
0 •
0 to Customer Work—AND AT
POPULAR PRICES.
g They have also lately 4 added a CUSTOM DS-
~
wi 0 PARTMIINT. where the latest novelties may be 4
,?..:; found, embracing shme fresh from London and
~,
ECM
303 and 305 CHESTNUT STREET.
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. 303 CHESTNUT STREET
ar4.o
BASKETS AND WILLOW WARE.
LARGEST AND BEST ASSORTED
WOODEN-WARE
A. H. FRANC/HUTS,
67k •1j A'•J Is I.z
WADDING, BATTING, TWINES,
WICKING, CORDS, CORDAGE,
BUCKETS, BROOMS, BRUSHES, BASKETS,
TUBS, CHURNS, MATS, WHIPS,
TABLE AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
BIRD-OAGES, ;APAR WARE,
WINDOW PAPER. AND SHADES,
PUTNAN'S OLOTHES-WEINGrEIIi
LOOKING GLASSES, CLOCKS,
FEY-NETS, FANOY BASKETS, &a, Sr.C.
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FANCY BASKETS.
A. H. FRANCISCUS,
513 MAREET AND 510 COMMERCE STS,
Have just opened a large and well assorted stock aline
GERMAN AND FRENCH
FANCY BASKETS
- OF HIS OWN IMPORTATION.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED TO THE TRADE.
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information leading to the B E PAID
tion of theacoundrel or scoundrels who sawed off my
Sian-poet on the night of the 2gth Sant. •
ED. H. RADCLIFP.•
mh3l•St* 2224. SPRING GARDEN Street.
DO YOU DESIRE EXQUISITE
Cartegsfde Welke t Go co 62.1 ARCH Street, and see
surely:kens. and select striae to cult your fancy. B. F.
ELIXIR'S Popular Gallery. lt•
UPHOLSTERING.
H. B BLA NCHARD & CO.,
Northeast corner THIRTEENTH and cousTrzur Sts.
Cupids and Matting made and laid.
Bedding. Hair Matiseseee, ate.
InIOT-3m Verandah Awning,
CAR - PETS, OIL CLOTHS, AND WIN
DOW SHADES —New stook of Eriglish Carpets just
received. and for sale diem at Wm, CILEAGrmum'S.
80. 447 North SECOND Sliest. below Roble. Hoist
NOW READY,
PANTS, &c.
Mozamb!gnes,
Organdies.
Popline.
Valenclas.
Lawns.
Mohair!.
Foulards, &c , &c
M. 4.% A. MYERS & CO.,
948 OHISTNST Street
CLOTHING.
SPRING OF 1694
PHILADELPHIA.
PERRY & CO.,
srocK OF
COTTON GOODS
IN THIS COUNTRY. •
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
MILLINERY GOODS.
WE RESPEOTI'ULLY
°ALL THE ATTENTION OF
I In
rie I-1 10 ern, A. 13 E
TO OUR STOOK OF
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS.
WE HAVE NOW OPEN
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, SILKS, LACES, VEILS, •30.
BERNHEDL
726 CHESTNUT STREET.
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SPRING. 1864.
BROOKS & ROSEMIEI3I,
431 MARKET STREET,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
RIBBONS,
BONNETS,
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HATS,
FLOWERS,
AND
MILLINERY GOODS GENERALLY.
ralk23-1m
1864. 1864.
WOOD & CARY,
•
726 OHESTNITT STREET'
STRAW AND MILLINERY
GOODS.
P. 12.—MERCHAN773 AND MILLINERS are . Writed to
examine before pnrehasins. as ear STOOK IS FULL
and PRICES LOW.
mhd-7n WOOD & CART.
•
P. A. HARDING & CO.;
IMPORTERS AXD JOBBERS OM'
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS,
No. 413 ARCH STAMM.
PHILADELPHIA.
m 14431
sip MRS. H. WRIGHT,
No. 137 PINE Street.
mars, OPEN
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY
rchBo.3t* - Oa THURSDAY, March 31, Int
43 MISS E. CALDWELL, NO. 824
ARCH Street. Philadelphia, wsll exhibit her Mil
linery to customers, on TUESDAY, April 6t12,1861.
mbSO
ARMY GOODS.
F OR THE ARMY AND NAVY..
E. VA. INT S 11 A. SS A. 14,
MILITARY FURNISIXEL€3,
418 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Banners, Regimental and Company Flags, Swords.
Sashes, Belie, Famente, Bpanlettei, Hate, Cape, Can
teen& Haversacks, Camp Hits, Field Glasate. Spurs,
and herything pertaining to the complete outfit of
Army and NW" Officers.
A liberal discount allowed to the trade. mblo-lm
FURLOUGLIS.
Officers and Soldiers. visiting the city on Furlough.
needing
SWORDS,
And other MILITARY EQUIPMENTS, are Invited to the
very extensive Manufacturing Establishment of
G-3P.43. W. SIMONS .st. 313R1:3_,
SAMSON-STREET HALL,
SAMSON street, above Sixth.
PRESENTATION SWORDS
Made to order at the shortest notice. which, for richness
and magnificence, challenge ooMPetition, no other house
in the conntx7 combining the MANUFACTURING JEW
ELER with the PRACTICAL SWORD-MAIML
mhie-2m
FROTHINGHAM At WELLS
HEAVY,
RTINGS. MEDIUM, AND LIGHT SHEETENGS AID
SH/
STANDARD DRILLS.
HEAVY OAS TON FLANNELS.
WASH PO ON AID T/CTORY O.II.MDRICS AID
szo46names
swamis
No. 1 WORSTED AR AMD"ET JEANS.
IL & e. waif tf
MEDICAL.
LYON'S KATHAIRON.
Kathairon is from the Greek word " Sathro." or " Ira
thairo, " signifyitur to cleanse, rejuvenate. and restore.
This article is what its name similes. For preserving,
restoring and beautifying the HUNAN HAM it is the
most remarkable preparation in the world. It is again
owned and put up by the original proprietor. and is now
made with the same care, skill, and attention which
gave it a sale of over one million bottles per annum.
It is a most delightful Hair Dressing.
It eradicates scurf and dandruff.
It keeps the head cool and clean
It makes the hair rich, soft, and glossy.
It prevents the hair from falling off and turning gra7•
It restores bair upon bald heads. '
Any lady or gentleman who values a beautiful head of
hair ehould use LYON'S NATHAIRON. It le known
and need throughout the civilized World. Sold by all
respectable dealers
DENAS S. BARNES d< CO.. New York.
HAGAN'S 3LIGNOLIA BALM.
This Is the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. It changes the sun- burnt face and
hands to a pearly satin texture of ranching beauty, im
parting the marble purity of youth. and the distingue
appearance so 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 contains no material injurious to the akin.
Patronized by actresses and opera singers. It Is what
every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared by W. E. HAOAN, Troy, N.Y.
Address all orders to
DMUS B. BARNES At CO.. New York.
lIIIMBTEEET'S INIMITABLE liAIB IdETII
EATIVE.-NOT A DYE,
But restores tray hair to its original color, by supplying
the capillary tubes with natural sustenance. impaired
by age or dieeaaa. Ail instantaneous dyes are composed
of Lunar caustic. destroying the 'vitality and beauty of
the hair, and afford of themselves no dressing. Helut
streetn Inimitable Coloring not only restores hair to its
natural color by an easy process, but gives the hair
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
promotes its growth, prevents its falling off. eradicates
dandruff, and imparts health and pleasantness to She
head. It bag stood the test of time. being the original
Hair Coloring, and is constantly increasing in favor.
Deed by both gentlemen and ladies. It is sold by all re
spectable dealers, or can be procured by them of the
commercial agents, D. S. BARRIS & CO.. BOA BROAD
WAY. New York. Two sizes, 60 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 further imposition. I have pro
cured from the 'United States Treasury a private steel-
Plate revenue stamp, which is visaed over the top of
each bottle. Bach stamp bears the/ac simile of my sig
nature. and without which the artiste la a counterfeit.
dangerous, and Worthless imitation. &amine every
bottle. This Liniment has been in use and growing in
favor for many Tears. There hardly ea ists a hamlet on
the habitable globe that does not contain evidence of its
wonderful effects. It is the beat emollient in the world.
With its present improved ingredients, its effects upon
man and beast are perfectly remarkable. Sores are
healed. Fable relieved. lives tamed. yalnable animals
made useful, and untold ills assuaged. For bruises.
'prairie, rheumatism, swellings, bites. cote, waged
breasts, strained horses, dm, it is a sovereign remedy
that should never be dispensed with. It should be in
every family. Sorel bir all druggists.
1e92-row ISmegoow6ut D. S. BARNES. Row York.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW
No. MIL—Pm APRIL. 18611.
EDITED BY
PROP. JAMES LO TELL.
AND
CHAELBS ELIOT NORTON. ESQ.
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I X.
—West Point. •
X.—Oenersi MoClellaa's Report.
XI. —Critical Notices.
Editorial Note: Letter from the President.
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S NORTH SIXTH STREET,
PRINTERS AND STATIONERS.
CIP
BLANK BOONS,
PAYERS, PENS, AND INKS OF SUPERIOR
quALITY.
Corporations. Banks, and Business Men supplied with
everything seminary for the Counting-room. mhl2-1m
INSURANCE.
HOLLINSHEAD & GRAVES,
INSURANCE AGENCY
No. 313 WALNUT grisigr
. . . . .
The following well known and responsible Insurance
Companies ere now - prepared to issue policies at their
.A gamey, No. 812 Walnut street, Philadelphia. on Build
ings, MerChandize, Furniture. Vessels in part and their
cargoes, and other property, against loss or damage by
fire, on favorable terms:
Howard Insurance Oompany. of New York (1825).
Samuel T. Skidmore, president; Henry A. Oakley. secre
tary.
Irvine Fire Insurance Company, of New York (1852).
Mason Thompson. president; Martin L. Crowell, secre
tary.
Adriatic Fire Insurance Company of New York (1858).
William A. Caver, president; Frank W. Lewis, secre
tary.
Commercial Fire Insurance Company, of New York
(1850). Joseph Petit. president; M. V. B. Fowler, ee
cretsarY•
Mercantile Fire Insurance Company of New 'lark
(1M). William, A Thompson, president; John Baker,
secretary.
Albany City Fire Insurance Company.. of Albany. N.
Y. (1800). William Tillinghast, president; John H.
Rice. secretary.
STATEMENT OF AFFAIRS OF TIM ADRIATIC FIRE
INSURA NOE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
Agency, 31M WALNUT Street, , Philadelphia. .
JANUARY 1. 1004
Cub capital, Increased January. IEO4. from
r op. 000 to tsoo.ooo to
Surplus 17.712 40
Bonds and Mortgages. first liens on Real Es
- tate 494, Ca 3 74
united Shan Bonds, 8.20, and Cotificatea of
Indebtedness 188.173 00
Cash Loans, secured by stocks . •—. 6 997 01
Cash in Bank and on hand 61,400 86
Premium unpaid and Intelsat accrued 9,067 81
Lfabilitiee 3327.712 40
Dividends declared, ad
.tiIOLTINSHEAD & 1:111kVRS.
apl ficw6t No. 372 WALITUT Street. Philada.
FORMAN - - P. ROLLINSHEA.DIS
INSURANCE AGENCY.
No. 312 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
/NM:FRANCES—Fire. Marine Inland, ant Lite. effected
In reconsibie and well•knoWn companies, With Ont
charge to applicant for services.
sine years of practical experience and extensive as.
qualm Lance in his business is a guarantee that all matters
entrusted to his care will be correctly attended to
Agent for the following well-known and reliable Com
penies:
Howard Insurance Company. of New York (1835); Saml
T. Skidmore. Pres't:. Henry A. Oakley. Sec
Irving Fire Internee Company. of New York (MR);
Mason Thompson. Pres't; Martha.. Crowell. Sec.
Adriatic Fire Insurance Company. of New York (1868);
William A. Seaver, Preet; Frank W. Lewis. Sec.
Commercial Fire Insurance Company, or New York
(1SN); Joseph Petit Pres't; M Y. B. Fowler. Sec.
Mercantile Fire Insurance Company . . of New York
(1862); William A Thompson, Preet; John Baker. Ses.
Albany Oi t a Inpurance Com'eally. of 101 bar.ffellf
York (AWL William Ti ll inghast, P res ' t. - John - John H. Rice.
Sec.
Statement of Affairs of
MERCANTILE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,.
of New Y
December 31, 1883:
Clash capital »» 4200,00 00
Surplus • 34.300 52-4721.360 62
Inverted asfollows:
Cash in bank and on hand 11111.280.82
Bonds and mortgagee. first liens
on real estate.... e• t e . . *... • 154,350 00
Uniteez fi States bonds, 73 10 and '
certificates 67, 000 00
Call rti loans, secured by bank
stock 800 00
Interest accrued .. 350 00-404,360 59
Leese., unpaid—pope.
FORNAP P. HOLLINSHEAD, Agent,
ml/21.mwf St No. ank WALNUT Street, Phila.
FAME" INSURANCE COM.PANY,
No. ,108HILA CHE3TNUT STREET,
PDN..PRIA.
FIRE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
DIRNOTORS.
!ramie N: suck, John W. Sweranna
chralefl Richardson. 'Robert B. Pott4 '
Henry Lewis, John RAT,',ler,.li..
0. W.
A.
Davis, . D Woodruff.
P. S.
Justice, Charles Stokes.
George A. Wast,_ Joseph D. Bills:
FRANCIS N. EINIK. President.
ORAB. BIOHAILDBO.IS4 Vial President.
W. I. istaNolllolD. &oratory. Joti-tt
TRANCE COMPANY OF THE
- PENNSYLVANIA-071MR Nos. * and
STATE -- nrf,DINGS North side of WALNUT
EXCHANGE b.- -.4 ano strati , rhuathaphia.
Street. between DOCK
•INCORPORATED in 1794—CHAATU F/UPETGAL,
CAPITAL WOO,OOO.
PROPERTIES OFTHE
SOL CO
&NM. Akar. !RBI/WM I.
ISM
MARINE. TIRE. AND_LXLAIS. TRANSPORTATION
INSGRNCX.
DIRECTORS.
Henry D. Sherrerd , Tobias Wagner.
Charles MagaMater, Tomaa B. Wattson.
William 9. Smith. Henry G. Freeman,
William It 'White. Charles 9. Lewis.
George B. Stuart. George 0. Carson,
Samuel Grant. Jr. Edward C. Knight.
John E. Austin..
HENRY D. SHERREED. President.
Wrzslam HAMPER. Secretary- not 341
A MER IC AN FIRE INSURANCE
A- 2 - COMPANY. Ineormoy_ated 1810. CHARTER PEE
na:JAL.delhia. No. 1110 WALNUT Street. above Third. Phi.
la
Basing a large paid-np Capital Stock and Surplus in
vested in sound and available Securities, 11011=11111111 to
insure on Dwellings. Stores. Furniture, Merchandise,
Vaunts In bort and their Cargos. , and opus' Perssmi
Presorts'. AN losses liberally and promptly adjusted.
I
DRECTOS.
Thomas R. Muhl. Tames caninboll,
John Welc h
__, Edmund G. Dutilh,
Samuel C. Morten. Charles W. Poultneg.
Patrick Brady. Israel Morris.
John T. Lewis.
• TNO AS E. ALMS. President
0. L. Onswponn. Seeretary. feB4l
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
—The PENNSYLVANIA JIBE INSURANCE CORI'
PANT. Incorporated ISA CHARTER PERPETUAL.
No. Aro WALNUT Street,. opposite Independence Salaam.
This Com i yany, favorably known to the community
for nearly orty Tears. eozannoe to lzuture essinet LOIN
or Damage bFire =Public or Private Buildings, either
tly or for a limited time. AL°. on Purninere,
Cookra n Ooods. or. Merchandise generally. on liberal
Their Capital, together with a large Swill=
_Tan& is
invested in the most careful manner, widen s=a bles these
to offer to the Mama an undoubted security in the sass
Of 10.1.
Jonathan Patterson.D IRS
C TO
- I Tho RS.
mas Robink
Alexander Benson. Daniel Smith, Jr.:
William Montane, John Heymann.
lame Haslehunet. Thomu Smith,
Henry Lewis.
JONATHAN PATTERSON. President
WILLIAM U. OioiraLL. esoxetarr.
A PARTY HAVING- FROM THREE
A
to Five Thousand Dollars would Ilke to le vest it
in tome safe buentere. where he would give his eerrsoaal
attention.
Any one wishing snob an amount will please address
BPx 552, P. 0., with first. class ItOren3llo99. ant St•
A
A LAD WANTED TO LEARN THE
Draft and Chemical BUSIIIO6B. to. 1911 MAIRECHT
Flreet, Philadelphia. api -2t*
PDRY GOODS COMMISSION BOB
ell ANTS—A Ertilln desires wit experience. and
from a.CrInMiSSIOD Horne. an engagement Ad
draw • &maple Card. Preaa Office. mb3l. 2t
WANTED—BOARDING IN THE
Countr - _, with
HENRY DO NKINK. P h i l a de lp hia Post Office. 11*
WANTED -A SITUATION, BY ONE
Who has five years' experience in the Wholesale
Hardware Bneinere • bee a gond knowledge of Be G k.
k.eping. Address "d. 8.." Prom Office. rohat
WA Ni ED—A. SOBER, INDUS l'ltl.
r ona MAN, to take clam of a Tailoring Establish
meet. He must be a good Cutter. and practical besi
eges man. One who can come well recommended can
have a good situation by calling immediately.
E T. 0 OBS,
spl•tit• QUAKERTOWN, Backs county. Pa.
WANTED—A QUICK, ACT I E
I young man (unmarried) to attend to Booke and
Shippit g at a manufacturing establichment a Ahort die
tat, ce from the city. Apply at 124 South nichNr Street,
et cowl floor. mli3l St.
WANTED -DECENT AND RE
epectable oft tens as subscribers for a Club Garden
at Etgleetleld For particulars see preface of sub
scription• books laid out at Eitieleattold and at Library
tireet Hall. beak of elle Post Office. mh3o-6t.
R 75 A MONTH !-I WANT TO HIRE
AGENTS In every County. at $75 a month. ex
penses paid. to sell MT new cheap Family SewingJda
shines. Address. S. NADISON,AIIred.DIe. [fe/2.d&WEnt
maWANTEP-TO RENT OR PUB
CHASE, by 15th June neat a large HOUSE, with
inodeTn conveniences,. in a central location. Address,
stating locality and terms. Box 2075 Phil P 0. aplfolwit*
MAWANTED TO RENT, FOR THE
Slimmer. a iturntOted 1110II$B in Germantown.
Address " Boa 2157," .t Office. • m 01,8 t.
WANTED TO RENT-BUILDING
ArsAwith Steam Power. Must he within the city limit&
Address Box 2823 Philadelphia Pont Office mh29.31.
dirg WANTED FOR THE SUMMER
Arsa Months, a furnished or unfurnished House in the
.onni7y. with easy communication to the city. Address
Rex 936 rbiladelphia Pam; Office. mh39.Bt*
FOB SALF—A_ DESIR &BUN FOUR
-IL STORY ERICK REEIDENCE, with baek ball.dinee
atd modern cot. venieneseg, with Aide-vard, at the north.
weFt, corner of SPRUCE aed JUNIPER streets. Let 40
by 120 feet deep. Apply to ROBERT wACGREGOR.
It 10. 419, wer.sur Street.
L'OR Sr LE- A SUPERIOR RESI
-a-1 Rms. Situate on north aide of SPRUCE street,
West of 13110 *Dermal, Irina Writ conveniences. la com
plete order. apply to HOBERT . M&GOREE/011.
It 419 WALNUT Street,
TO RENT-TWO VERY PLEASANT
Offices, that floor, 203 South THIRD street, adjoin
ing ht. Pant's hatch appliv to
ROBERT MACGREGOR,
it 410 WALEYt Street.
SMALL GROUND BEN TS.-SEVE
RAL well•reonred old ground rents o' $4OO. $2OO.
$6OO, $7OO. and $BOO, for sale. Apply at the offic' of
JAMES H. CASTLE.
apl.3t. 116 South FIFTH Street.
TO LET-A DESIRABLE FRONT OF
FICE, on the :Aeon& floor of the American Baildinge,
smith. ant corner FOUKTH and WALNOP. Apply to
WM. ROWELL ALLEN, in rear of said office. mb3l-3a•
FOR BALE—AN OLD-ERTA.
-a- BLISHED PAINT AND ITARNIgHIDUSLNIM9, with
Good Will, Pistarec, &c. Apply at 2.013 North THIRD
&neer. Philadelphia. mb3o.3t*
TO LET.-IFIR SECOND, THIRD,
and fourth
floors at 235 MARKET Street, through
to Camlch altar. mn2a-tf
F OR SALE--L.A lIGE STOCK OF ICE
and -business complete of an old-established ICE
COMPANY. It is offered for sale on account of the pro
prietor engaging in another bnoiness Inquire at the
officeof the HOISELIFE INSURANCE CORPANY.clruer
FOURTH and LIBRAiRtf htreets. mh29-6t
AMERICAN
FOR SALE-HANDSOME
Aiwa-DWELLING. 1603 ff orth FIFTEENTH Strut. Cor
rine Hones and Stable: Side Yard. Lot t 72 feet b 7 2314
feet. Inquire of W. r. REED. from 11 to 12 o'clock. at
E. E. LEE'd.
apl.3t. 43 No th - EIG flI -.treat.
dro FOR SALE—THE THREE-STORY
meILDWELLInG No 671 North ELEVENTH Street.
Apply to WM. ROOM. ALLEN. southeast corner of
FuLTETH and WALNUT. second fl nor. mhaLat.
as GREAI SALE OF FRUIT TREES.
at Auction, at the TORRESOALE I , II7RSERY, con-
Sifi g_ot about 80.000 Pear and Pair stocks, . Apples, and
other Fruit Trews. talc*, place on APRIL 9th, 11301. Care
leave the Kensinaton Station atli A. M.
41. apl• 20 • JOHN SHERWOOD.
X2O 000 $15.000. $lO,OOO. AAN D
~ otbecoms - to LOAN ors first-class
Mortgage Security, at FIVE PER CENT... for a term of
968ra. S. KINGSTON Mo ;AL
ufb3l-3t. *3l wevsor Street.
GENTLEMEN WILLING TO PAY
liberally can be accommodated with two hand
somely furnished communicating, PARLORS, on first
door, With snit of fornisbed Chambers. in - vicinity of
BROAD and WALNUT Streets. Breakfast if desired.
Address - M.," ti le office mb29 ißsr
LOST -A CERTIFICATE OF 5. PEE
CENT. LOAN OF STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA.
for $618.08, dated March 12. 1830, No. 764, in name of
WILLIAM biNRIMITII. also, a Certificate of 5-pal
cent. Loan of State of Pennsylvania. for the arm of $2OO.
June 80. ISIS. No. 1452, in the name of ELI IC
PRICE. administrator of William Meredith in trust. an.
plication has been made to the Auditor General for a re
newal of said Certificates
feloiBm ELI K. PRICE. No. 511 AEON Street.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between Misses purr Sr WALSH, Straw
and Fancy Millinery. No. 1.80 North NINTH Street, is
this day Dissolved by mutual soneent.
_ .
PT Dada., March Si, 18E4
apt 31*
NOTICE.-CHARLES C. KNIGHT IS
A . admitted to an interest in oar bneinees from this
date. 0. D. ROSSI'S & CO..
Iron and Steel Merchants.
N. E. corner SEGOIND and VIDIE streets, and
44 and 44 North FRONT Street.
PHILADELPHIA. April 1. 1861. apl-lone
PAIL&DELPHIk.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
-a- DAY entered into copartnership. end having pur
chased the interest c•f PETER T. WISH; Et r & CO.. will
continue the Wholesale Drug business. ander the name of
BBINN.hTT & CO. at the old stand. No. ODD
111ABEIST Street.
AARON STRETCH.
JOSEPH S. EI.NNSTT.
PETLADELPHIA, Aprlll, 1E64. apl4m
NOTICE.-THE LIMITED PARTNER
SHIP heretofore existing between DAVID SCULL.
Jr , and WILLIAM B•XTBS, as general partnere. and
DAVID SCULL. special. partner. under the firm of DA
VID SCULL Jr.. tavires this day by iiMitAM JD. he
signature of the late firm will be need by either of the
general partners in liquidation.
DAVID SCULL Ja
WILLIAM sexrsd.
bavip SCULL.
MARCH 11. 1961
DAVID SCULL JR.. AND GIDEON
D. S DLL . will continue the WOOL business as
heretofore, at 1218 •RKST Stteet. under the firm of
DAVID SCULL, JR . & BUD CHER.
APRIL let. 1864 apl- fm Wit
BAZAAR—NINTH AND SAN-
Aniis•- EOM Streets.
AUCTION SALE OF GORSIIS, CARRIAGES. Ac.,
On SATURDAY MORNING next, at 10 o'clock, com
prising about
SIXTY HORSES,
Including' a very line. light driving eatablisb maul. con
sisting of a black mare, a light wagon, by. Wood 8108.,
New York, and set of bantam
Fall desmiptione in catalogues.
ALSO,
Few 'and second-hind careages, light wagons, kg.
single and double harness. saddles. bridles, dtc.
260 CARRIAGES AT AUCTION - THIRTY-FIFTH
PHILADELPHIA TRADE HALL
This sale will take pace on WEDNESDAY MOEN
IEG. April 6. at 10 o'clock, and will comprise an assort
ment of at least
260 CARRIAGES.
Including nearly one hundred of Mr. Merrick's cele
brates make.
zip Tha ola'arill ha open for examination on Mon.
day, previous to sale.
.RP-No POstponemant on account of the weather.
mh3l.2t ALFRED. M. HERRNESS. Auctioneer.
SALE OF CONDEMNED WAGONS.
CARTS. BUGGIES. AND WHEELS.
CHIEF QVAIITERHASTER'S OFFICE,
DEPOT OP WASHINGTON.
WAgEfINOTON, D.C., March 31. 1851.
Will be sold at Public Auction, at the smith end of
TWENTIETH Street, near the Government Corrals. in
the City of Washington, D. (3 , on MONDAY. Anvil llth.
1564. at 11 o'clock A. M , a lot of—
Government Four-Horse. Twcollorse. Spring,Metallie,
and Hay Was ons, Carts, Boggles, Wagon Wneele Ws,.
son Beds. together with a number of articles pertainirr,„
toll wagon transportatton• the same having k. •
r
been - 4 ."
damned as unfit for nubile service
Successful bidders will be required to renrOvO' e h t , Arti
cles within five (6) days from day of sale.
Terms—Cash in Government funds.
D RUCKER
Brig. Gen. and Chief o: statterm ,; r
91)1 St Depot of V .ra.hington. D 'C.
SALE OF OLD UN:SERVICEABLE
GRAIN SACKS, STOVES. COPPER, CA3T• IRON,
SHOVELS. Ste-. dm., ke.
CHIRP ( .II 7 ARTZ)43/A - Tinit'S OFFICE,
1- ToT OF WASEINWros.
W ,. WASHINGTON, D. C. March Si . 1864.
w..'. 11 %"e 5 0. .. a at Public Washington SEVENTH-STREET
" in the city of D C.. 011 FRIDAY.
—mil Bth, 1881, at 10 o'clock A. M.:45,000 old and. un
serviceable Grain Sacks.
Also, at 12 o'clock M. of the same day, at Government
Warehouse, No. S NEW YORK.. AVENITE, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets, will be sold Stove!,
Ranges. Camp Kettles. Coal Hods, Mess Pans. old anit
new Scrap Copper, old Cast Iron. Stove Pipe, Sl p
Scales, Wheelbarrows. Desks, &c.. die. • •
Successful bidders will be required, to %move the arti
dee within five (5) days troll/ th e . 4 14 of sale. -
Terms cash. in Government ands.
117 Q B G.OLD COMPANY.
IitINIS-" GOLD DTET LODE.
TRUSTEES.
JOHN EVANS. Colorado.
F H. JUDD. New York
H. S COHU, New York.
WILLIAM MOLLIM. New York.
80, W. 011AFFLIN, Baltimore.
HERMAN FUNKS. New York.
R CORNELL WHITE. New York.
N. C TYLER. New York.
B. 0. ARNOLD. Providence.
PRESIDENT. jk
Hie Excellency JOHN SPANS.
Governor of Colorado Territory,
WOE PRESIDENTS.
HOD. S. G. ARNOLD,
Dr. F. H. JUDD.
Treasurer, WALT'S 13 LAWTON,
Secretary. J. P. DAVIS&
rob 22 lin Office. No. 25 CLIFF Street. New York.
G OLD'S IMPROVED STEAM
AZID
wATER-HEATive APPARATUS._
For Warming and VentUating Public Buildings and
Private Residences. -
Manufactured by the
URION STEAM AND WATER•HIATING COMPANY
OP PIIILADELPIA
JAMES P. WOOD.
11 South FOURTH Street.
mhlS•tan2n B. M FELTWELL. SiliDerintandent.
11 EATON & DENOKLA, HARDWARE
-&-a- Commission Merchants. 1507 001111111101 and 510
NORTH litnets. offer for sale:
Anchor .15 ra nd)ails ; Plymolth Mill Strata.
W. & Entahaest Caat Steal; Paulo Cabinet Locks.
Putnam's Horse Nails; Locke's Sehool Slates.
Copper. Brass. and Iron Wire; Cotton Coda.
Also. a full assortment of American Hardware.
fed•Brolf
BUILDING HARDWARE.
STRAP HINGES. T HINHER.
RRTRAL RINONS, I SHUTTER OTRAPR,
and ail Mods of wronght Hianajame
BOLTS
SHUTTER BOLTS. I /AMOK .
and mane articles of Building and Carriage Hardware.
manufactured and kept on hand at
JACKSON IRON WORKS.
zahll-sm Oahe No. 5136 CHURCH Alley
itanahatams of War mated WWI and RAT %%Ma
WANTS.
FOR SALE AND TO Z.F.T.
BOARDING.
LOST AND FOUND.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
AUCTION SALE.
D. H RIICR'ER.
Beg. Gen. and Chief Glaarterm inter.
Depot of Washington, D. C
Gittln county. Colorado.
CAPITAL, 80,000 MABEL
$2B each
G RAND LITERARY AND DIUSIOAL
SOIREK
ALUMNI OF THE SCHOOL. GINLIV HIGH AND HOED AG
AT THE
ACADEMY OF Ml7ilo.
MONDAY EVENING. AortlH, 1984.
At Eight o'clock.
Tickets. 50 cents.
Eagerfed Sege can be obtained at Gould's Matte
Store, corner of Seventh and Chestnut, without extra
chores
Proceeds for the Sanitary Commieeion.
CONOERT BALL
J. W. WILDER..
FOR ONE WEER ONLY!
COMMENCING
MONDAY EVENIN o G. s. April 4, nu .
SrmmN
MIRACULOUS ILLUSIONIST.
• TEE NESTOR OF ART..
AND AUTOCRAT OF THE REALMS OF MAGIC.
THOM THE OPERA NOOSES AND THEATRES OF Loareis,
the OltLe and Courts of Continental Europe. Aus
tralia. china, and from the Courts of the
TYCOONS AND MIKAN' OF JAPAN,
Preto which he brings testimonials which Jr:mutest'
bly demonstrate MASTE R e the
GREATEST OF OCCULT MYSYRRY
who has ever visited the shores of America.
In order to aloe full etrhet to the '
WONDERFOL PERFORMANCES '
of this inott extraordinary A4tist.
CONCERT HALL
will be converted into
ONE IMMENSE MIR ADT,OII..
from Which will be peen the Illusory Mirac les and
of the SIMMOD
NOVEL T 4 Illtti n'AESS
NS, DR
aided by NO GLITTERING APPARATUS,
abetted by
The repertoire of this
NO COXFDDER &TES.
MaGNIPOTRNT ARTIST
embraces
A THOUSAND ILLThiIOISTS,
which will defy the comprehension of the most astute,
nullify the perception of the shrewdest. and bailie
the knowledge of the most ectentifis. in
cluding the most beautiful and mysteri
ous of the feats nerformed by
THE SORCERERS GE CHINA AND JAPAN,
including the
GREAT JAPANESE PAPILTONACEOTIS AUSTERE;
OR. THE FLIGHT OF THE BUTTE APIA%
the most pleasing, graceful, and beautiful feat ever
%alb:tested acd
_ _ LE SABOT JAPANESE:. _
•-.— .
OR. TOP:RPINNING ON A SINGLE THRE ID.
Together with en expose of
STOIIADINO DECEPTIONS
Wtetleed by
MODERN SPIRIITTALISTS AND CHARLATANS.
includin sr the
BLOOD.RED WRITING ON THE MN;
OR, HO tavrotasontottAraT ;
AND TITS
WRITING BY THE INVISIBLE HAND.
seemingly traced by
NO MORTAL FINGERS.
and apparently
THE CALIGRAPHY OF THE DEAD.
For further particulars see pamphlets.
bdanteelon tti
Gallery.... ..• ..... -•-•-•-•—•••-•
Children under ten years 25
Doors open at 7: Seance at 8 o'clock. mh3l-5t
GR OF ERIS CHESTNUT-STREET
THEATRE.
LEONARD GROVER. MIELGEIL
ALSO OF GROVER'S THEATRE. WASHINGTON.
TO. NIGH T.
Production of Boncicault's great American Drama. Ths
OCTOROON,
OCTOROON. •
with
NEW AND MAGNIFICENT SCENERY
ORIGINAL MUSIC.
and a
CAST OF GREAT EVENNESD AND STEENCITEL
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. •prii 2
REGULAR FAMILY MATINEE ENTERTAINMENT.
Upon which occasion the beautiful Drama of FAN SHOE
will be produced. mh2B St
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARORSTREET
THRATRE•
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
ME. AND MB*. BARNEY WLIAMS,
TO-NIGHT. FRIDAY. April let . ISK,
TEE FAIRY CIRCLE.
Barney wfilleree
We, Barney Wallasey,
IN AND OUT OF PLA' I B.
lire.. Barney Williams.
• THE OMNIBUS,
Pat Rooney Barney Williams.
SATURDAY, MR aND MRS. BARNNY WILLIAMS.
ON MONDAY. RObEDALE
Reappearance of URN. JOHN . DREW.
Lou O'Carolan—
Molehee
WALN UT. STREET THEATRE.
THIS (Friday) EVENING. April L
BENEFIT OF DHSS LAURA KEENE.
Who. with her New York company. Will appaar in
TWO EXULTANT PIECES .
The performance will commPnca with'
- RACHEL THE REAPER.
In which Laura Keene and the Naw York amble Gout•
patty will appear. The performance wHipiclads whE
Cherry'a beautiful comedy of the
OOLDIER's DM:14E17113.
Widow Hbeerly rdikS L (AMA. SCENE.
GRAND MUSICAL ENTERTAIN
MENT, tinder the dlrectirn of Hr. W. G. FI3CH•
ER, will be given by Lis Saturday Afternoon Clam RA*
slated by a nambar of his otb er pupils, at 1111:1iI(Lki.
FUND HELL, on FRIDAY EVENING, Abril 1. 18th.
Tickets 25 ate. To be bad at the door. mh3l-2t.
TOM RING'S EXCELSIOB CIRCUS ;
MARKET. above TWELFTH Street.
The great Spanish Artiste SENORITA LOLA. LEH
MAW. will appear during this week in eomS of the most
attractive. scenes of classical armee trianism. A rich pro.
gramme aim by the entire Excelsior Troupe. Matinee
on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AF2ANDicrosd,.
commencing at Zs' o'4lock ; Evening. qua/ ter before 8
o'c'ock.
Admission 2.5 cents: Stage Seats. 60 cent.. mtag. lw
CARL WOLFSOBN
Respectfully announce , . hie
FOURTH CLASSICAL SOIREE.
To take place on
TUESDAY EVENING. April :5, 1.;q14,
FOYER OF THE A ZIO T A R u E EMY OF MUSD),
THEO. THOMV, e n he Wtll be assisted by
THEO. KAMMERER.
A. ROGGENBURGER.
THEJ •aftErf D.
Single tickets, El. Can be had at the door on the eve
ning. and previously at the Music Stores.
Dome open at 7; commence at 8
WASHINGTON HOSE COMPANY'S
ANNUAL BALL, MTh ICAL FUND HALL, MON•
DAY EVENING, April 4, 1864 Tickets. ill
Blaster of Ceremonies—Thomas M'Onllonah.
Floor Managers—George Warner. William Donehton,
Assistant Floor Managers —John T Duckett. Jesse Bon
sail, George W. Allen. John Clark, John Kenney. Frede
rick Breyer. Treasurer—James E. Kryder.
apl.3t* JAS. J. RYAN, Secretary.
ASSEMBLY BUIL - DINO 13, -CFR AND
Exhibition of the Mammoth
STEREOPTICON.
IN AID OF THE GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.
TO-NIGHT, at 9 o'clock.
Splendid Viewsjust received from Europa
Tiekete 26 cents. Children 16 cents.
For Benefits. apply at the Ticket Office.
NuTr.
M. WALSH
E LEVENTH -ST. OPERA HOUSE.
-THE FAMILY RESORT."
CARNCROSS AND DI CEY'S MINSTRELS,
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD.
In their
SELECT ETHIOPIAN. SOIREES,
Splendid Singing, Beautiful Dancing, Laughable MU.
leagues. Plantation Scenes, Ae.. dm, by
TWENTY TALENTED ARTISTS.
EVERY 'EVENING THIS WEER.
Tickets 25 cents. Doom alma at 7 o'clock.
fe27.Bm J. L. CARBOROSS, Business Manner
THE GREAT PICTURE
iT CONCIBT HALL LECTURE ROOK
For a short SCI
OFB EVERY EVENING FOR ♦ SHORT SWIM
J. Insco Williams' celebrated
PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE
Phi is the meet complete and finished Painting 01 Lt 4
Sacred Scriptures in the world. somprielms over 11th it
the most
fiIIBLIMS AND THRILLING SCSINNS
Of the first three thousand years of Blblisal
foming altogether one the finest exhibitione Dwain.
OPI4le EVBRY EVBNING at half vast 7 o'clock.
Admission 2.5 cents.
N. B. Matinees on Wednesday and Saturday attar•
noon. at 8 o'clock.
Admission for Children 15 cents,
ri, A. ERMANI OROHESTRA.—PUBLIQ
"-,, REHEARSALS everT_SATURDAY, at 3 o'clock, P.
Di , at the MUSICAL FUND HALL. single tickets
aents. Packages of six tickets. 811. To be had at -
DRE'S u 1104 CHESTNUT Street. J. B. GOULD,
VENT o and CHESTNUT , and at the Hall door. MI-
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OP
T CHESTNUT RTA.
110a5 STREET.
OPEN DAILY (Sundays excepted) from 9 A. K. WI
BP. M.
dmtesion 25 cente. Children half prise. jalli-if
EDUOATION. r -TO LEARN ABOUT
the beet Schools In the city or country, call at th e
PHILADELPHIA TILICHERS' INSTITUTE. 2IT South
THIRD Street. mh3l 2t4
SELECT FAMILY BOARDING
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MN AND WHS. MOUNT
JOY, Lancaster county. Pa. Session opens on the PIER
lUEBDAY of May. For circulars, address
m b 19-12 E. B. A. MORRISON, PrinetpaL
RELLEVUE FEMALE INSTITUTE—.
AL- , A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
Tide Institution, koutirtaly located,
in the northern limits of ATTA.EnCiliolrakt, Backs claw
Pa. , will commence Its Sprtra and. Slimmer Term on
the 19th of FIFTH MONTE up: A t. awl continue in estate*
twelve weeks.
The course of instrne
P
an the Blementar3 on is thorough and cstuVeta
N
83 ' . lihrher branches of an EDI LIBEL.
CL.M3gICAIi, AMATHEMATICAL EDUCATION.
The French lobri s tAught pi a native French
teacher. • •••••.. , r
Cireilla n h giving h il l particulars, may he had on 'D..
Plicati " te the Principal.. Attieborough P O. t _Bneka
0113°Ult Y Pa. ISRAEL, J GRAHAMS,
JANE P. GIikEILUIA
Principals.
'mll7 Sm
GEORGE A. NEWBOLD HAVING
leased EATON ACADEMY. KENNETF SWARM
Cheeter county, expects to comment* a tpring Seutoi
there the 11th of Fourth. Mouth (Awn.) For circular.,
address Geo A. Newbold. Jenkintown._lltontg. co .1%..
till the 4th bud.. or Win. Chandler. Kennett Square.
Chester county, Pa mhl2-Im,
VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY,
REAR MEDIA, PA.-Pupils received at any tine.
Mathernattea, Glaaalca, and Natural EktifOßlOB
taunt. Military Tactics, Book-keiDinz. and Civil la.
mooring taught. Entire expenses about II per Week.
Bole of all ages taken. Refers to. Wm. H Hera. ieR.
Sheriff; John U. Capp de CO.. No. 23 South Third str•••
and Thomas J. Clayton. Esq., Fifth and Frew. •
•—.-
Address Rev. J. HARVEY BABTOR. A - " nte .
Green. Pa. Maga
notl-tf
• LRCMS..
pf.,44.7 E OF WILLIAM H. GABRI
-41 MIES, DECEASED.
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION upon the estate
of
WiLLIAM GIARIDORns. late of the city of Piilla
tielpbfa. deceaeed, haying been granted to The Pima.
aylvanla Co mpany for insurances on Lives and itrantinff
Annuities. al/ persona indebted, to said estate are re
qu demand s ment; and allpenons haying claims
or ara l not the same are requested to present
them without delay at the office of the nit Company.
304 WALNUT Street,
apl- tUt. CHABLIS DISTILL President.
az.sw= ANDIr.g:TDEPpERVI.N.!
ROAD. VTA MEDIA
SPERM AR:RAMGEMENT—CHANGS OF DEPOT.
On and after FRIDAY. April 1. 1864. the trains vrill
leave Philadelphia. from Depot corner of MISTY.
FIRST and MARKET Streets. (West Philadelphia.) at
S and 11.06 A. M., and at 2 30. 4 30. and 045 P. M. Leave
West Chester at 8 20, 7.46. and 11 A M.. and at 2 and
4IXP. X On Sundays leave Philadelphia al 9 90 A. M
and 2.30 P. AI Leave West Chester at BA. M. and 4.30
P.M.
The trains leaving Philadelphia at 9 k N. and 4 30 P
M connect at Pennelton with trains on the P. and B. C.
R. for Concord. Kennett. Oxford. drc...110.
Passengers are allowed to take wearing apparel only
as baggage, and in no case will the Company be liable
for any amount exceeding $lOO. BUSY WOOD.
apl General Superintendent.
r al ge=t FOR ALBANY AND TROY,
VIA DELAWARE AND RARITAN
CANAL.—The Barge HAPPY RETIIRN. Cart MeN47ll
- Is now loadinr at tirot When below Soros
Street, for .t. above points, and win leave on OMER.
DAY, at o 'clock P. At
Poi freight. which win. be taken on reasonable terms.
D L. FLANADA.N. Agent,
No. 304 Borah DILAWARS Avenue.
cfMCORRECT PIANO TUNING&
—liir. C. Z. SATIGINT'II Orden for wafts -.
and Repairing Pianos are received at MASON Co. 'O
siers, PON CHESTNUT Street, only,
Mr. S. has had eleven TearleftotOr,exoerienes is Bea.
ton, and Ave years' employment in Philadelphia'
SPECIAL —Pianos re/adhered to sound as soft gal
sweet-toned AO new. 110441011 t INNI4OI/11,10-
4,..Tn• for Tnntnor.
LONDON BROWN STOUT,
SCOTCH ALE,
DI THE CASK OR DOZEN.
ALBERaI C. ROBERTS,
DEALER tE piriE RgoRREDDL
Corner ELEVENTH and VINE famed&
/4.BEEN BAIZE AND WOOLEN
FLOOR, CLOTHE of all widths. at Carpet Store of
WM CRRAGMILN.4I47 North SINJuND Street.
Wow tot mu. scazt-Ile
AMUSEMENTS.
EDUCATIONAL.
'' - ' 5 / s n ager