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•gorcrecus' tanzar Wool:tier-WARE Be
car —lt hi gratifying to find that in every
Anf trade there are houses in Philadelphia
we are not outstripped, If equalled, l e any
, t y La the Union. This remark is strikingly
le to the immense establishment of Mr. A.
dicta, No. 613 Market street, and No WO
it street, which as far outstrips any of or
tnd as our Academy of Music outviell in ele
re 01 New York or Boston. It is devoted
iPof an endless catalogue of goons,
wiiuh
;omprelteuded under the respective heads of
and Willow Ware, Oil Cloth!, Looking
Cotton Yarns and Bitting, Carpet Chain,
Brushes, Clear, Mats, Japanned Warn,
~ B rooms, and Fancy Goods.
tteringtte spacious house of Mr. Frinellollll
SY.'Oneock - the finest warehouses in the corm-
Were reminded more of a mammoth bazaar
ordinary but:Anse, mart. The fleet floor is
ly filled with legions of samples of all the
cotton goods in the house, brushes in endless
and sundry classes of wooden ware, contined
rely to this house.
ading to the second story we found an Un
strap of clocks—enough, we should think, to
u time to the music of the Unlonls for a little
3—looktugliasses, whips, door-mats, oil cloths,
tor and table purposes, window shades and
third story is largely devoted to fine Imparted
Baskets, a feature, by the way, to which there
6rdly be too much prommenee given, as it
for Philadelphia an A. I stock of an imported
goods for which merchants were heretofore
to go to New York or Boston. Mr. Ws pre•
lock in this department embraces Fancy LW
every description, and is unquestionably the
eat stock of its class in this country. On this
also are exhibited, in great variety, rocking
a, spring horses, children's carriages, of all
es and prices, wheelbarrows, screens, chairs,
her dusters, bird ones, and Jspanned ware.
the fourth story of the edified is the titOoin
, where every article in the way of 1, sweeping
tustang arrangement, from the salaamed street.
to the finest parlor•duster, together with a
stock of Cotton Bats and Wadding of every
jytion, ere arranged.
c fifth story of the building is the Bucket Room,
:e these time•honored and indispensable vessels
massed in quantities to make one wonder where
sac all be sold to; and yet, strange to say, we
;donned that the whole Stook of them has to be
applied several times in the course of the season.
joj eonaiL t 7 to the basement of the eatabliahment,
he:principle of making the drat 'set, we were
)(Paced to a subterranean stock of B askets
truck, masticating, fruit., clothes, and other put ,
es) and Cedar. Ware, in all its imaginable -4-A
im that has never been heretofore equalled in
Meltable. if, indeed, it has now a parallel in
Mr, Franciscus has labored for years to secure to
Ur city a house of this class, that should present
';le highest inducements to merchants coming East,
pd the vast trade that be bay attracted is the best
-vidence that intelligent efforts of this kind are
ever leftunrewarded by the mercantile community.
may Siete, to conclusion, that the thorough aye.
em employed by Par. Fransissna, in all his 'depart.
, eistts, Las superior facilities for procuring at all
imea a supply of the most desirable goods, and the
eNlensive characteztof his business naturally enables
;thin to present extraordinary inducements to buyers,
Pind accordingly we find that he
now daily snip
ping large quantities of goods to all accassibie pans
DI the Union.
A Portikam OLD WALL PAP= ESTABLISH
hIRMIT.—We have already had occasion to speak of
Me great improvement; recently effected in the
tray of beautifying residences by ornamental Wall
:Paper, and refer to the subject again for the purpose
of reminding our citizens that one of the best
:4lacea in Philadelphia to procure these decorations
ts at the old And popular house of Messrs. Howell
Bourke, Fourth and 11.1.arliet streets, whose BMW
ctisercent will be found in another column. Being
among the largest manufacturers and importers of,
and dealers in, Paper Hangings, Window-curtain
:papers, and all hinds of 'decorative V/ ail Papers in
this city, the stock of this firm uniformly presents a
Tariety of novelties and attractions not found else
where ; awl, being very extensively engaged in the
business, their prices are remarkably reasonable.
'We cheeifully recommend our readers throughout
me city and country to pay this establishment a
tielt for whatever they may need in this department
of trade.
ENOIMOIIS DEMANDPOR TH11" FLORNNOB "
73G 3YLtertran.—Since the opening of the elegant
new Warerooms in this city, at No. 630 Chestnut
street, by the "Florence" Sewing Machine Com•
rimy for the sale of their celebrated inatrumentr,
the demand for them has been so much increased
that the Company have been obliged to enlarge their
:facilities for manufacturing them. They are now
ready, however, to furnish the largest orders for
Dein. The "Florence" has win for itself the high•
eat name in the sewing machine eategOry. It is nit.
questionably the best lame. Every machine sold is
:Tarrant& to give satisfaction.
AN OiviiCT OF BEAUTY.—In a novel at a AMR
aide library, this passage was marked and much
thumbed: "There is no object go beautiful to me
at a conscientious young man—l watch him as I do
a star in heaven." "That is my view exactly,"
*ghat Min Josephine llocps, as she laid down the
Voltiffe. mot, I think there's nothing so
lbeaUtilui as a young man, even if he ain't consci
entious," particularly if be has gumption enough to
,ganake =elegant appearance by getting his wearing
apparel at the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Rock
rim & Wilson, Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut street,
above Sixth.
IN conversation, when you meet
With persons cheerful and 'discreet,
That speak or quote, in prose or rhyme,
Things facetious or sublime,
Observe what passes, and anon,
When you come home think thereupon;
Writewhat occurs ; forget it not-.
A good thing saved is a good thing got , '
N. B.—The largest and best stock of elegant and
SeLchionable Ready.made Clothing in the city, at the
valatial store of Granville Stokes, No. 609 Chestnut
eireet.
PERSONA-L.—Peter, come home, all is forgiven ;
you needn't pay board any more ; your distressed
lather has purchased you a ticket in the ward to
exempt you from the draft, also s new sett or clothe.,
With a spring overcoat, from Ohm. atoices & Co.'s,
tueler the Continental. You may also dye your
moustache, if you will only come home.
Your mother,
C 13102 SOk COUVEI On COLD.-As soon as there is
She slightest uneasiness Of the chest, with difficulty
ml breathing, or indications of cough, take during
the day a feW "Brawn's Bronchial Troches." Con.
Marking demulcent ingredients, they allay pulmonary
irritation. Military officers and soldiers should have
2hem in - readiness upon the hilt appearance of a
cold or coligh.
DYSPEPSIA! DYEPBPSIA
Dyspepsia cured for go., or $1 returned!
Dyspepsia cured for st, or $1 returned !
Dyspepsia cured for $l, or $1 returned !
Dyapepsia cured for $l, or $1 returned !
Wiehart , s Great American Dyspepsia Pill is
pasitive cure for Dyspepsia. I warrant a cure in
every case, no matter if of twenty years' standing, or
money returned. Price $1 per box. Sent by
Wail free of charge ea receipt of the money.
Dr. Z. Q. C. Wishart's Office and Store, No. 10
North Second street, Philadelphia, Pa.
DBAIrnaSS, Eye, Ear, Throat Diseases, and Ore.
2an - h treated by Dr. Von Mosehzisker, Oculist and
Amid, author of the work just published, The
ran, its Diseases, and their Treatment.” Dr. Von
Mosebzhker is the only regular physician in Phila.
cielphia who makes the above maladies his -specisl
2y. The very highest city and other references can
pe examined at his office, 1027 Walnut St. aps-11t
OORNS, Bunions, INVT,P.T.ED NAILS, EIMAREFAD
- - Jorryrs, and all diseases of the feet, cured without
pain or inconvenience to the patient, by Dr. Zachre
_TIN Surgeon Chiropodist, 921 Chestnut street. Be.
yam to physicians and surgeons of the city. jaga.lt
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HOYT'S HIAWATHA HAIR . BRSTORATIVII
HOYT'S HIAWATHA HAIR RISTORATIVR
HOYT% HIAWATHA HAIR RESTOR *MIPS.
HoTT's HIAWATHA HAIR RICSTORATIV.E.
HOYT'S RIAWATEUi HAIR nEarortarni
In Longfellow's Poem Hiawatha was adjudged to have
.rsonferred the greatest boon on his tribe because he
brought to its notice born. Every one will admit that
car preparation is worthy of the name, for the benefits
rd confers when. it is known.
WHAT TRH HIAWATHA Doga.
It /Wares faded and gray hair and whiskers to their
lcriglual color. It brings up the natural shading of one
Zink with another. thus giving the hair a perftet life ap
iPearance. so that the moat critical observer cannot de.
test its use. It makes harsh hair soft and silky. stops Its
filling out. slcianseis it and the scalp from all impurities.
lees readily applied and wiped from the akin at any hair
dramas. and entirely overcomes the bad effects of Pee
`,ions nee (Li' preparations containing sulphur, sugar of
bead, din
The proprietors of the Hiawatha published the ?dime
;Nig challenge to test in the New York dell's" three
Weeks, which
WAB FEVER A.CORPTED
Let some well known and disinterested persons ap•
Dolnt one to the proprietor of each preparation for the
'hair to bring up the color. Every proprietor to use no.
witaguat his own preparation, and the parson nothing
ales daring the test. A certificate, of the result to be
widely published at the expense of thentuinccesernl
71/4titore. told everywhere. JOSEPH HOYT & 00.,
IDht9•ly 10 University Place, New - Tom
OPENING.
CHARLES OARFORD & SONS will open an elegant
assortment Of Ilisses'and Childron'aliato on Yrilltte
t'JULY, April 7th, at Noe 83* and 830 ORESTNIIT
Street, Continental Hotel. ap6-3t.
COLGATE'S HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such natirenna do.
AMA& is made from the CGOIOBET materials, is MILD
mad EBIOIIIEBIT in its nature, FRAGRABTLY sown
ark and EXTREMELY BENEFICIAL in its action npon
the Skin. !or sale by an Druggists and Fancy Goods
dealers. isnethtbslg
PAISILT §ftWittft, EMBROIDERING, BRAID
ING, -Quilting. Tucking, &c., beautifully exact:ad on
Ilse GROVER & BAKES SEWING MACHINE. Ma
chines:with opetators, by the lay or weet,l3o 011114 r
NOT Street aa 2 stath3ox
HAM Dv E! HAIR arm!!
BA.TCHILOR'S celebrated HAIR DYE i 8 the Beet in
kke World. The only Harmlees, True, and Reliable
Dye known. This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—changes
Ertaty, or . Gray. Rair. Instantly to a ataaßY Blank
or Naiurai Brown, without injuring the Hair or stain-
Ur the Skin. leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful: int
pests fresh vitality, frequently restoring its pristine
stolor. and rectillea the 111 effects of bad Dyes. The
=ermine is aimed W/LIJAK L. BATCHELOR all others
ire mere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold by
an Druggists, he FaCTORY.. 81 BAROL AT Street,
NNW York. Batchelor). new Toilet Cream for Dressing
the Half. c 1425 ly
ONE PRICE CLOTHING, OF THE LATEST
Syrrus.made in the Best Manner, expressly for Unit,
sALBI3. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in Plan
'home. All Goads made to Order warranted settsfac.
tory. Our Oars-PRICE STS9EK JAI strictly adhered to.
AU ere thereby treated alttie.
deljar 10)118 & CO.; 604 IlittalLlT Street.
Eines k Oo's
!MK a 00.
THE POPITLAR CLOTHING/10MS OF PHILA,
"OAR HALL."
Bait-slut ioodi And moderate plots
S. I timer SIXTH apt M•RKR Streets.
31 M 21 1 1 1DIISsxtrsest (to make to order) No. 1 S. Sixth st
WHEELER 4t WILSON'S HIGHEST FILF.MIUM
THE. CIIRAPEsT, SIMPLEST, AND BEST,
Entesramns, 741 Chestnut &met ":/h
ATREs—BIYSON —Marsh 24th, by the Hey. Ciao- W.
31..e.ughlin. Mr. John W. Ayres to Miss Annie Sisson ,
all Of Germantown. *
CLY MM. —Fourth month, 4th instant, Sarah Clymer,
at Ed 69 Years.
Her relatives and friends are invited to her Valera,
fr. her late residence. No. 1016 Wallace atreel. on
Fin ti•OELY 1300,121X1g. 7th fast at 10 o'clock. without
further notice. Interment in Friends' Wettern Graa-ad
MONI,IB.—On the Yd. of April, 1661. William Morrig.in
the 71:d year of his age.
Ms male friends are reopectfully invited to attend his
fnntral from his late residence. 1719 Locust street, at Id
o'cl reit, on IrOtday morning, 9th met without farther
notice. +
McCONNELL.—On tae Sd inst..' in hie ii3d year,
James, eldest son of Robert and ataxy Ann HeCounall.
Relatives and Mends are reapeetfatty invited to attend
his tuners), at the residence of Me lather-in law. 151 W.
Reinmand. He 723 north Sec - uld street, at 2 o'clortr. P.
If., Wed resday. 6th instant.
LYTLB.—On ,t nudity. 24 instant, Edward H. Lytle,
f-rmerit , of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Funeral from his late residence. rr.. 1320 Spruce street.
on Thursday aPernoon next, at 3 o'clock.
Jokt ES. —On Saturday, the 2d instant. Hannah M.,
wife of John M. Jones.
The relatives and criende of the family ere invited to
attend the funeral, front the.residence of her husband.
near Centreville, Chester county. Ps, on Thurkia,Y.
7th instant, at 10 o'clock, without farther - notice. Porto
n! to proceed to the Lutheran Church. Lotter Afsrioa.v*
LkWl5 —On. Sunday morning. 3d bret . Anna Maria,
wife of George_ . see
- -
DONSALL. On the 31 inst., Elizabeth, Wife of Charles
130115a11.
Her friends and those of the family are invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence of her husband., in
rpper Derby ; Delaware county, en the Fourth day, the
6th met.. eta o'clock. **
PEDDLE. —At Terre Halite, Indiana, on Wednesday
evening, Abash 30th after a short illness, Lizzie, wife of
Charles ff. Peddle. ..formerly of this city. *
ligyfielitittF. — On Os 3d instant, of disease c - attracted
while in cam?. Charles Woodruff. a member of Company
19111 Yenna. Cavalry. only son of A. J. and the late
ADM.. Wl.od7l3ff, in the 21st year of his age.
Hie relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence of his
aunt, Sarah Coney, No. 721 Suring Garden street, on Tun
day afternoon at one o'ciock. 7b praceed to Odd-Fel
lows' CM) , Writ- ste
b Eat PLS. —suddenly, on the morning of the 31 inst
Lye is Ann, wife of Joseph 11121113P1e. enact -16 .
The relativee are invited to attend the funeral, from
her late residence. Ne. 900 Nectarine street; on Tuesday
re.roisg, at 10
1011 T r. --On the 2d inst., Elizabeth Rowland, wife of
George Dorff
The re.attves and friends of thli family are invited to
attend the funeral, from the residence of her husband,
No. South Eleventh street. on Tuesday, bth that . at
O'dOck. without farther notice. est
WILLIAMS —On the let instant. Lavinia Williams
T - e relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend her funeral. on Wednesday, the 6;h
instant, at 10 o'clock A. from the residence of her
brother, Dr. 0. C. Williams, 916 Walnut street. Inter
meat at aural Hill.
TASDLIII. —On First-day morning. 3d instant, Oliver
D. T erdley. hi the 3715 year or hie age
The relatives and friends of the fam 11 y Are invited to
atter d tre faneral, from the residence of his father. Sa
muel TardleY, No. 246 North Twentieth street on third.
ay afternoon, the 15th instant, at 3 o'clock. To proceed
to Laurel Hill
F-5.11.121.1tA —On the 241 lust Ann A. Pereira, wife of
oteph Farsira. aged 52 years.
relAtives and friends of thofamlly are reepactfall7
Invitra to enema the funeral from the residenoe of hat
hnsbaxd. t:O7 South Eleventh street, en Tuesday, tho sth.
lust., E.t 2 oyelcek. without farther unties
FtESSON Sr SON HAVE CO!MENCED
A-• receiving their Spring and Summer Stunt of ASOITEM
th - 9 GOODS), and bate now in store
,'
I. ' 9g Ro z A ll uVg e k_ _ . Reg Il eb h aMtl l .l%_,_ ' '
- • • Barese ...unmet. Summer Bombazine,
" Crape Karats, (Shelly.
• • Barnes. Monsselanek
" Bilk Grenadines . Tankises,
Slut. and Bleolean White Foulards, ass.
NOVILNING STORI.
fele Ne. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
VYRE & LANDELL, 400 ARCH ST.,
1 - 1 Have ordered this season. for their best custom,
kichest Silks imported;
Shawls of enelneive ay les
Dyes. Doods. Parts styles •
!Witt & Mantles. Cloth and Silk. mt 28
IIM". HORTICULTURAL HALL. SOUTH
WIST corner BROAD aid WALNUP Streete.
Di. c union this MINING - on "Herbaceous Plants. it
iirwVo - •PHILADELPHIA SOCIETY FOR
PROBIOTitia eoitICULTTIRE —April meeting
at ROOM 326 WALNOT Street. on W6666sDAT. 6th
link.. at 11 o'clock A ffi ap5.2E
MREV. JOHN 'LORD'S LECTURES
Olt THE FALL or ROME. -
The first Lecture of this new Course on the Grandeur.
the Shame. and the Fall of the Roman Empire, with the
inquiry why ancient civilization could not avert the
Ruin, will be elven in the Hall Of the University. Ff.
Street. on THUUSDAY EVENIPTO. April 7. at S
SUBJECT—The Material Greavness and Glory of the
Ancient Civilization.
Tickets for the Course 183. Schools and L1411;18 $l.
Single admission 60 cents. ar) -3t.
MNOTICE. -2'.1110 401.711. NV...VITEN
TAILORS vorkinv for the firm of Mr. Juitirl
IihLLT and Mn JOHN ROUGHS QTY. Mez chant Tailors.
retain their thanks to the firm this day for having signed
the first bill of prices. By order of the Committee.
April 4. 1614
Mr NEW ENGLANDERS, AND ALL
- other...who favor the planting of a Conginga
tional Chinch in Philadelphia are invited to moot on
TOBiiD.a."l EVENING, April b:h. at 21.0 FRAITIEGICI
Street. ap2.-3k
MH G L RI ICATH C I
LANT/ RAILA, .
JFAEI O TO BE
lESL
The Committee on Mechanic Arts and Machinery so
licit your aid in furtherance of the Fair instituted by the
SANITARY COMMISSION. to he held in the city of Phi
ladelphia. for the relief Of the sick and Wounded Sol
diers of our brave and patriotic armies now fighting the
battles of the Union.
The adjoined Address from the Executive Committee
eats forth the objects in view, as well as the proposes of
this noble charity, and it is needless to recapitulate them.
The undersigned Committee on
MECHANIC ARTS AND MACHINERY,
with a full appreciation of the patriotism and benevo
lence of those engaged la all the kindred branches of
Mechanics, appeal with great confidence to you to pre
sent such samples of your workmanship as TOR are wil
ling to devote as your contribution. to the Fair about to
be inaugurated.
The noble example set by the mechanics of the West
should inspire their Eastern brethren to an honorable
emulation, and enable the GREAT CENTRAL FAIR to
exc.' in the race of good works. The Committee ear
nestly solicit your contributions, which may be for
warded at any time, at the option of the donors, ant
suggest that you communicate to them at an early date
the probable character of snob contributions, that they
May be guided in their appropriations of space in the
Pair ['remade.
Any donations , whether made by you or others, or o f
money. will be acceptable.
In forwarding contributions, please observe the fol
lowing directions:
let. Mark each box: package. or bundle, clearly thus:
To g. V. MERRICK.
Great Central Fair Warehouse,
Philadelphia.
2d. On one corner mark_your name and county.
3d. Send by Express or Railroad Company, or private
hand, but do not pre pay charges.
4th. Mail to me the bill of Lading or receipt from the
Express or Railroad Company, and also a list of articles,
together w,th the donor's names, at 1307 Chestnut street.
6th. Let all contributions be forwarded. so as to be de
livered at the Warehouse, in Philadelphia, before the
15 , h of May—the earlier the better
6th. Let each article be labeled or marked, with its
reasonable value.
7th. Let every box, parcel, or package. be well and
securely put up, and the contents carefully packed.
On the receipt of each box. parcel, or package, a
proper acknowledgment will beCent, duly attested.
WILLIAM SELLERS,
S. M
MAE IR P. LEV
Chairman.
TOWN 11 Towns, FREDERICK Gain'.
ABIGAIL.
•
GEORGE WIIITICHT.
JAMES DOrGHERTY
3/cuss Be °cam.
BILADELPHIA, Minh /1"
'IL
TIIE 00.1W1111.1 1 TEE ON TIM
"CHILDREN'S CLOTIENG DISFAETEIIfir "
FOR TEE SANiTaltif Fent. RC k nowledge the follow
ing donations of goods to april2d
From hi. M. Wavle, Igo. 63 N. Third, trim
"min Thernley & Chiam, N. B corner Eighth ands6l 37
Spring Garden, Goods valued at 21 12
" EL Steel 4r. ROB.. No 713 N. Tenth, geode 60 00
Dawson. Branson, & CO.. N. W. corner Fifth
and Market. Goods 38 00
" H. lc auffman, No. 551 N. Third. Goods. s. 13 (YJ
" T. E. lippincott,No. 911 Spring Garden Goods. 31 00
" • John W. Thomas. ilo- 405 N Second, Goode. 25 00
Mien Wileon,Ro. 9011 Spring Garden. Goods. • 10 00
" John J. MU& 6 B. corner Seventh. and
Spring Garden, Goode 10 00
Miss Parry, No. 612 Spring Garden, Goods... 500
Win. Fraser, No. 334 Market. Goods 49 37
" Biesel, Wiest. & Ervien, No. 47 'Third,'
Goods 10 35
Joseph Bogey, No. 446 N. Second. Goods 17 13
• Wm Murtna, No. 36 S. Second. Goods 12 00
" J. B Chamony, Mo. 17 S. Third.. Goods... 15 00
Peskin. & Co_.o_ lite. 9S. Ninth. Goods. .... , 15 03
Dessert it hon. Chestnut street. Goods 20 00
" Hood & Btnbrlght, No 529 Market, Goods— 28 713
T. W. Evans & Co , Dress Goods; uninvolved.
" 3. C. Graham, 625 Cherry, a very large donation of
Trimmings; also nub:motes&
" Robert Dybail, No. 923 Spring Garden, donation
nninvoiced.
Reimer, sorner Eighth and Spring Garden, dorm-
Hon lan invOleld.
Waal & Weyl, Eighth Street, donation uninv9iced,
Carson & Va.
The Committee would respectfully call attention to the
following list of articles neei4ed in their Department,
with the request that all contributions be forwarded as
speedily as possible, accompanied by an invoice:
Ethirting
Janet et and Cambric.
Piques and Percales.
Brilliants. White and Colored.
Ginahams and Chinizse.
Plaid and Striped Mui line.
linftlings. Edgings. and Inserting's.
Sts el and Gilt Buttons.
Linen and DimitY.
White Flannel.
Plaid and Colored Flannel.
Flannel Tor Bathing Suits.
Cloth for Children's Samuels.
Blect Silk for Children's S segues.
Zephyrs. white and colored.
White Tarn and Shetland Wool.
Black Velvet Ribbons.
With regard to Dreis Fabrics for Children, Fancy. Pisan,
FoP,inr. Poll de cheer es mammy& Merinos, '&c„ a ful l
dyes:, pattern is not required, lengths Of four and nye
yards will be quite as useful, and "Remnants" may in
this manner be advantageously employed. Also, cut
pieces of the Suer white goods.
Donations sent be ore April 15th to the residence of the
Chairman, No 1.102 SUMMER, Street, after that, to
the Sanitary Rooms. MRS. JOBB O. ORE h ;SOL
Cairman.
Mt. THE GREAT CENTRAL PAM,—
PRILADELPIIIA, April 4. 1864
Governor CANNON. of Delaware, having thoroug hly
organized that State in aid of the GRit&T CRNTRAL
Fait, the Chairmen of the Philadelphia Committees
who have extended their work into Delaware, are here
by reapectfully requeeted to notify their Representatives
thereof, and to report the names of these Rafiramitav
liven to the lion. Samuel X Harrington. Jr.. Seeretarir
Of State, Wilmington. Delaware. in order that the du
ties nengned them under our authority may be here
after performed under that of the Covert or of Delaware.
HORACE HOWARD FURNJO.NC
MGM". Chaaman2t
totao MISS £MJLY SHAW'S READING
PIIILADELpiIIA, April Ely 1604.
Aires EMILY SHAW : Having heard how highly your
"Readings" have been appreciated in New England
and elsewbere. we beg leave to solicit your kind
.ollices
in aid of the Funds of the Private and Public School De
partment of the Great Central Fair. We will be mach
gratified ifyon wilt favor the project by naming an early
convenient day, When we may have the pleasure to an
nounce that you will give our ollisons the privilege of
hearing Sony Recitations or Readings. With swot manta
of regaxd. we are.
Vet 7 respectfully, your obedient servants.
William 11. Furness, Edward Snippets,
Constant °ninon, • C. J. Stine.
Simnel J. Beeves, J. O. Thomas,
Edward BOPPelli William -F. Judson.
J B Townsend. George Junkin, Jr '
Theodore Cuy ler. Horace Binnei • Jr.
LA PURR,' Hotrss. •pril 4 1554.
Ma EDWARD SE/PPE ar—Dneut : I acknowledge with
Pleasure the invitation politely extended to me by your
self and other gentlemen of Philadelphia. to glee a Read
ing in aid of the Children's Department at the Great
Central Fair.
I ware you I am meet happy to have this opportnnitY
to ;cast my mite into the generous fund your fair will
doubtless contribute to the Sanitary canna, and will set
apart IFRIDAY EVENING, April Bth, for the proposed
Itegibug.
Tome, eineerely. 11 ELT MIA W.
Mira Shaw'i. Reading will be at the ISIVACAL FilarD
HALL. on FRIDAY EVEDING NIAXT. at 8 o'clock.
Tickets to be had at J B 001:11.11 . 8,
flevehth and Chestnut streets.
Admission 60 cents, with seats mecarsd.
PLUMB
MAaos
HAMLIN'S
_ Wig
I_ : *.
ORGASM.
PIANOS
. GOULD,
SZA 1311118TWITIL
BBVINTH
WANJIMARER &'BROWIIf.
DIED_
CHARMS WHEELES.
H MERRICK•
COLEX& bELLess.
Committee
Mr ST. I ° 'IAILMEET'73 11018112:,
DESTITUTE INFANT CRILDR,ESri
Under the care of the
SISTERS OF OtislittF.
Northwatt corner of EISRTEENTH mud W YOD gtrUtg
Patronize the FAIR now held for the EIIIPPOrt of the
needs , and helpless Orphans In the Home. apt Z 6 St.
Mak. OFFICE OF THE FRANKLIN PIKES
nabillitAkicß OOaIP. eIY.
l'lrrLA'rs.rata. April 4 MI.
At a meal log of the Board of Biracial o of the Co arason
held this day, a semi:annual dividend of six per mat.,
ar,d an extra dividend of ten per cant., was declared oh
the capital stock, payable to the atockholders. or their
/seal reoresentatiws. on and after the litti
inb/5-91 J. W. Mc aLLISTIsR. Secretary pro Wm=
ovvicie OF Tigirr., STATOR: OW THE
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA. March. 30. trit
sp,JCA LEO PhOPOSAL- will• be received by the Mayor
of Philadelphia until it o'clock noctivof WEDNESDAY.
April lath. for the purchase of the whole or of any put
of the Si X-PSII-CAIST. LOAN or the eity of Philadel
phia for one million two hundred' and fifty thews. d
dollars, ennui iced be an ordinance or the Select and
Common Conti:Win of the said city. approled March let,
1864, end liketriee of the cis-percent. Loam of the sate
City for two millions of c,11..,5. matlotizia, by ea ordi.
nonce approved March "Stir, MEC
Such proposals must be addressed undersea' to the
Mayor, marked "O ff er for City Loan end mints Opened
by him in the presence of the City Treasurer and Car
Controller at the time above designated, the right being
reserved by the Mayor to reject any bid for inefficiency
of Price
Theis loans are redeemable at the expiration el' thirty
yaars from date: tleir repayment i.e seal:m.4 by iituhine
Funds proNidtd cotemperaneausir - with Moir 160. En. far
the maintenance whelsof the faith of the city is speciallY
pledged. Th.ir interest wl , l be paid half yearly, on the
ant date of Tannery aed Jalp.a.t the office of the , Clay
resent, r. Without deduction of. or liability for. Stitt or
City Taxes ALEX.a.NDER tierßT
ap2•etntbOt Mayor of Philadelphia;
VirTHE vaameer. CIIiteMIRIAM tlArtiLles
We take much pleasure in r cammending the
'attention or the public the efforts of the UN MED Naga
SANITARY COMMISSION to alleviate the sufferings
and to supply the wants of oar soldiers In the hospitals
and On the battle-field. These brave men are eminent-.
ly worthy of our sincere sympathy and wastical assist
ance. 'this is a Work of humanity and christian ahem
iv, with which no Partisan or sectional consideration
ebould be allowed to intrude. We feel assured that all
wilt he happy to do their part in the preparations forthe
fair about to be held in our city far the objects of the
Commission. and will contribatVrts far as lies in their
power to its abundant succets.
tSAMES V. WOOD,
Bishop of Philadelphia.
PRILADA., Mareh 39. 1884. Cathedral. aps-Zt
pitr-.CPTY BOUNTY NOTICES.—OFFICIA
CLC' BOUNTY FUnD COMMISSION. Ao. 11.2
LI AY. Street, Aprill 1864
The City Bounty will continue to be paid until further
notice.
No applications for Bounty will be entertained from
recruits who enlisted prior .o the date of the President 'S
Proclamation, October 17, 1863.
In future. powers of attorney for the City Bounty.frant
new recruits for Pennsylvania Regiments. nritered in
after this date. must be endorsed by the officer in charge
of the t srrscks that the mat has been received there.
By order of the Commission -
aPI-tf SAMITSIA C DAWSON. Secretary_
pr. TREASURER'S DReARTKENT
7:4OIiTEHRN CENTRAL iiI.ILWA.I (10.
- - - - .
Cat,ThaT STATION. SALTING/NH. April 1,1864.
No'ice is hereby given, that the Capital Block of the
Northern Central Railway Company. for the purpose of
completing a doable track to sunbary. Pa.. will be
augmented to aII amount equal to that of the existing
Stock.
Before offering it to the public. those who appear as
Stockholders on the Company's books on the 6th: of
April, 3664, will be allowed the privilege of subscribing,
as the par value. to an amount equal to the Stock by
them rsspertively hold
Books wilt he opened for that purpose at this offices
gad kept open from the Oth day of APRIL, Mt - until the
ath day of MAY. 1864.
Bo subscription will be received for lege than par s pay
able as follows: Twenty (20) per cent. at the time of
subscription. and the /minder in instalments of each
amounts and at such times as may be ordered by the
Board of Diren ore
The books will be closed from 6 P. M. on tbe 4th of
Stall nnuiso A. Id. on the 6th of April. and no transfers
allowed on the 6th. By order:
ap4.d2t.tastutroyS J. S. 1,110, Treasurer.
VA , s , FIRST QUARTERLY' REPO/LIP
OF Trig
111111 D NATIONAL BANK. OF PHILADELPHIA,
APRIL IST, 1861.
LoaA and Diecoants Ess°l724}3B. W 35,509 97
united Suroa Bonds, deposited to se
cure eixenlation 80,000 09
• ---
Frecie and Leaal-Tender Noteo 89,87 s 2s 585,509 97
Bite of Solvent Bank:, 1:286 00
Gash items. &c 57 01
Due from Banks and . Bankers 11.175 59
FOrztliore ..,a Fistulas. 1,184 25
Expez ke ACC( tint 1.677 90
.--- 96,163 92
LIABILITIES.
ldidtill. StOnk $61..740 00
Profit and Lope 31 '45
Duo to Banks and Bunkers 16 CM 68
Due to Depoeitore 88,791 06$1. ten
Commenced buslitesa March 10th
api-tr, P. GLB111)INIAING. Cashier
THIRD
QII/JITERLY ERPORT
. .
OF Tan
FIRST NATIONAL BANS OF PHILADELPHIA,
APRIL 1. 1881.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts.— .. . ... 81, 125.628 42
United States Bonds deposited to
oecure circulation 500.030 00
United States Vona &Dotted for
other pnrposes 200,000 00
United States Bonds and other
United States securities OIL
hand 1.1.82.224 33
--13.002.852 75
Special and Legal Tender Notes. 511,480 4S
Bills of Solvent Banks 4,783 00
United States Five per cent. Le
gal Tenders 500,000 00
Cash Item& &c 34.363 03
Due from Banks and Bankers. . • 314,4f,7 17
Real As , ate 31.0.88
Expenseacconnt 17,338 07
L 912.375 43
4 416128 18
OsPital Stock
*1 000 000 t
Cir,nlating Notes
SIB 000 00
LIABILITIES.
Profit and Loss 64 839 41
Duelo Banks and Bankers , ..
'''''
."
Due Tree , urer of the United Statee . 1 3 5 0 5 8 7 ,6 8 0 47 2 0 01 2
Due Depositurs on demand 1,165,859 73
*4, 415.238 18
MORTON kIOIIIGEt "A
J
ap2 , St easter.
MSTATE BALK AT CAMDEN, N. J.,
APRIL 1,1864.—The Directors have thi3 day de
clared a reel:Mir Dividend of tiVIC PER CENT. for the
last six months, and an Extra Dividend of FIVE. PER
CENT., both psysb.e to the Stockholders on demand.
clear of taxes.
sp2-3t* J. TOWNSEND. Cashier.
orREDUCTION IN THIN P/S.ICE OF
OOHS. —ln aewrdanee with a resolution of the
board of Trustees, passed on the 25th instant, the price
of Coke from the Nara et-street . and - Spring Garden
Works has been reduced to 10 cents per bushel. and
rout the Point Breeze and Mannynnk Works to 9 cents
per bushel. JOHN C. CEESSON, Chief Engineer.
PHILADELPHIA GAS WORM, Match V. INC DAM lm
]NOTICE.—THE ANNTJAIL MEET
ING of the EOsIBE ASSOCIATION of Philo,-
aelpbta. will be bold at ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS,
TE.DTH and GELESTIQ WA On THUMB .Y AFTERNOON,
Aron 7th.. a.. 3,1 o'clock, wt en a Board of Stamen will
be chtte a and the wool bnainess tre.nometed_ Alt lEtdita
are pardenlarly invited. nili43-3tatap6.6 7.-6 V
MC. TIOGA INIPROV.H.DIENT COIVI
PANY.—Notice is hereby given that a Meeting of
the Etocitholdere of the Tioga Improvement Company
mill be held at No 20 MENG HAN EXCHAIIOa. in
the city 01 Philadelphia. on the 3rl day of May neat. be
t Ween the hours of 12 and 2 aldoek, So elect. Managers. a
President. and Treasurer of said Company.
WILLIAM ELMS,Treasnrer.
u 1331. }meg No. 1511 NACNIIIIT Street.
MMNCLS - 10M. MIRING COMPANY
IFI
OP MICHIGAN. — NOUN —The first meeting or
the Excelsior Mining GOIDDIMY nt Michigan, wader its
Articles of Association, will be held at No. 3 t 9 WALINTIP
Street. Philadelphia. on MONDAY, the ISth of
18f4, at 10 o'clock A. X. MAL C. JACKSON.
MAIM A.DIIKE MOORS.
Two of the Af‘sociaten of said Corporation.
PIIIIADISLPHIA, March 90. 1994. mh3l-thetnt&plB•
WEL.LOWSTONE MINII4G COM.
P.k OF AILUBIGa.9.—NOTICL—Tha first
meeting of the Tellowe4one Minim Company. of Mehl
san. ender its Articles of Association will he held at
No. 319 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
CH A S
C on MONDAY,
the 18th of /rail, 1664. at 10 o'clock en A. al .m .
glum
AVIKII 6100119,
Two of thit natoclatea of esid Corporation.
FHT.LADBLPHTA, March 3(), 1864. mhBl•thet¢t aplS•
Intes MONITOR MINING COMPANY OF
MICHIGAN.—NOVICE —The First Nesting of
the Monitor Mining Company of Michigan. under its Ar
ticles of eeeeciatiou. will beheld at No. 319 WALNUT
Street. IthEadelphia. on MONDAY. the 18th of A. 9111,
1664, at ten o'clock A. N. CHAR. C JACK9OII,
DIARBIADMIS MOM.
Two of the Associates of said. Ooroooration.
l'inLArisr.prus. March 80. 1884. mti3l-thstataplS
'NORTHERN MINING COMPANY
Kl OF MICHIGAN —NOTIOH—The First Meeting of
tho Northern Mitre Company' of Manisa', under
artic4s of Asecelation,Willhe held ct No. 9110 wAmtir
street. apt% on MONDAY. the 18th of April.
1884, at ten o'clock A. M. Ma& C. SWIMS'.
MARtdADIIKE MOORS,
Two of the Aseociates of said Corporation.
PHILADELEMA, March 10. 1861. roh3l-thatntaplB*
MPILLILADVALPI2I.A. MUTUAL REAL
EBTATE Ag.SOCLATION. —The Committee ap
pointed to wind up the affairs of this Association notify
those having folly-paid Stock to present their Certifi
cate,. with receipt, at the Office of E. kOHNEINER,
NOBLE Street, above Ninth. on or before the let day
of APRIL next. H. vex EMIL.
B. SCHREINER.
ALLAN W. RICHAB.DS.
je£3-fick3cost Committee.
PrPRILADISAMIIIA &MD ItICADIIIMP
RAILROAD COMPANY, °Ace 1367 South .
OITA TH Street, PHILADELPHIA.. September S. INS.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.—The following-named persona
are entitled to a Dividend on the Common Stock of this
Company. The residence of several of them is un
known, and it is, therefore, Rammer, that the tertil-
Meg of Meek should be presented on selling for the
Dividend. IL BRADFORD, Treeettrer,
NTOOMMOLDNES' NAMES.
S. Lancaster. Henry B. Sherer,
John Mclntyre, Andrew Turner. •
Beer. I. Newport. Km Rebecca Ulrich.
set-etnthtt
SOlllitailflLL D SITSCILURTIANNA.
RAILROAD JO., Office 237 8. FOURTH Street.
PHILADELPHIA.. April 4, 1834
"The Annual Meeting of the Stock holders of Me Com
pany, end on election for President and Ilia Managers,
will take place, at the Office of the 00111 Pally, on M.O.X'
DAT, the 24 day of May neat, at 12 o'cloett M.
apt tmyZ WM. R. WBBB. Secretary.
cc HER MAJESTY" OHAIitEPAGNE.
IRE ROYAL WINE OF ENGLAND.
A. limited quantity of this superior Wine has been se
cored for the undersigned, and the first shipment of 50r
CMS has arrived, by the steamship Olympus, dire.
from the cellars of the well-known house of
MEISES. DE VENOGE & CO..
at Bpernay. France- The present invoice will be intro-
duced into this market at the very low price of
TWENTY DOLL CBS PER CASE OF QUARTS,
payable in currency, which 18 much below Be first cost.
" The superior quality of MIS Wine Ls guaranteed. and it
is offered with confidence of its approval by commie
genre.
Orders for one or more cases may be addressed. by let
ter or otherwise, to the understand,
WM. BEERY WARD, Wine and Fruit Dealer,
No. T BROAD. Street, near Wan.
apl•9ot NEW YORK.
CABINET FURNITURE AND BlL
aa LIAED TABLES.
MOORE & CIMPION,
M 6.1. SOUTH. SECOND STREET.
in connection with their extensive Cabinet business. are
now manufacturing a superior article of
BILLIARD TABLES,
and have now on hand a lull supply. finished with the
110011 E re CAMPION'S IMPROVED ousatows,
wh ch Are pronottecett by all who have need them to be
superior to all °there For tho quality Arta BAB& of
tese Tables, the manufacturers refer to thoir numerous
patrons throughout the Union. who are familiar with
the character of their work. sodem
SPLENDID SPECIMENS OF POE,
TRAIT INTING—B. F RE161213 , a lino styles of
Life•aize Photographs In oil solo's:
freitt, warm. izepreeeive coloring. g allery, oa 1 ARCS
Street. lto
CANNED FRUIT. •
A- , ♦ choice lot Quinces. Peaches, Blaeltberries, and
Tomatoes fox sale chesp;-to close a consignment, by
It a. NASD at Co.
Whmeale giocers.
lt* No. MI AnCH Street.
SPECTACLES TO SUIT ALL SIGHTS.
ARTIFICIAL ItIIMAN 8188
'marts' without DMA. hi
JAMES W. MIMI St ClO-.
924 CLEUSEITNOT Street.
OPERA GLASSES AND-OFFICERS'
YIELD GLASSES.'
Ifiarosoones for PhysiCians and Student&
A yen , large anertment for male bv
JAMES W. WEIN & CO.;
821 , OGEt3VIII7T Street.
3/ATHEM.A.TIOAL DRA.FrING IN
STIVIMENTIL
Okeitermanat Metallic and *itAtel_pe-taps
g
For aide tar • ..f.A.MMI W. 17.11( Ae.
Priced Sad alastrated eatalcerr lfra
THE PRESS.--PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, APRIL 5, 1864:
IP HING DREGt&IMii A.NID
surris,
w. EVANB & CO.,
Sitt and 820 Chestnut Street.
ar4-st
VOW . OPEN,
PARIA.MADE mswrit.t.Ls
AND SPRING CLO2rNS,
Also.
Garment* of our own mentesetnre,
OF THE LAT eS bTrx.as.
*nil In
OR - nkT Yummy - .
J. W. FIROOTOIL aft VO.
11.134-IRD24 920 OILISSTEDC Street
“AT RETAIL.”
-JAS. B. CAMPBELL & CO.,
Write attention to their stook .st
STAPLE AND FANCY , SILKS
TPXWMESO3 4M4II!:M:=)7Z/biElk
Of very recent imgorta,tion, embracing the most eartee
dye and desirable assortments that thee have aver
offered.
COURVOISIER'S . KID GLOVES,
BLACK. WECTE. AND coLosan.
GWX>l3$6
3-4 and 13.4 BAREEFE HENNA:NI.
4.4 and 84 CRAPE MARETZ
-3-4 and 8.4 TAMARTINES.
6.4 and 64 DELAINES.
BYZANTINES and FLORENTINES.
FRENCH and ENGLISH BOMBAZINES.,
ALPACAS, fn all qualities.
mounzinkra JACONETS.
BLACK SILKS in great variety.
All widths and best brands.
c 64.681 In
OPENING
OP -
SPRING CLOAKS AND MANTILLAS,
ON
TUBE DAY, APRIL sth.
WILLIAM P. CAMPBELL,
ap2 stn2t 1124 CHESTNUT Strad
NEW MOURNING STORE.
The undersigned would respectfully aunotucce that
they ere now receiving their
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK.
DICIIIIZNICING GOODS,
Teieg.
. Crepe Maretze.
'Mutants,
Grenadines.
Talmatinee.
Florentine,
SHAWLS, Shetland. Grenadine, Silk. Baran. Lace
Ti 611113. &C.. &c.
MANTLES of the newest styles.
A splendid assortment of LIGHT SILKS always on
hand. M. &A. MYERS. & CO .,
ing °swan'' , Street.
MI fm gm
(WEN EVANS & CO., NO 45 - NORTH
EIGHTH Street. 511(C88$01"S to J. R. CASSELBEE
BY, will open on MON OXI next, from the French Sale
of Messrs. Van Wyatt, Townsend. & Co., of New York,
and the Cheap Anetione atlas city.
BARIMINS 1N MANY KINDS OF GOODS.
4 lots double width all wool Detainee. cheap, com
prising sublimeew frAtionable colors
4 lots black all wool Delalltes. 82 to 75.
The above are the 'finest imported.
Eine black Bombazine, $1.26 up to $1.6234.
4 tote handsome highland Mohair Poplin Plaids. rich
&Ogre. 60. 65. 76 S.
Double 'width, have been sold as high, as $1 27, choice
for children.
.• • •
Dress Goods, all kinds, from 181{ an to 4323 L. large as
sortment.
1 lot Menai Mohair Zenas, 37%, double width.
BL &OK SILKS. PLAIN SI WKS.
- -
We l.e.vejimt ohlmed another pnrcbase of 0, OW dollars'
.worth of those rich and aupertor makes, of the fall oil
boiled silk , which we intend Bening et bargains.
Black Silk. at all prism $1 not) $2.132g.
Black Soured Silk, 41 25, chow aryls.
. Blob flgu.ed Cc& color Silk. $t 26, handsome.
7Pol de Sot Cute color Silk. SL4I. Hard to get-
Cuir color Poi de Sol Silk, the new shade that is so
much sought after fot Ladies' Bonnets, very scarce; we
have It cheep. MEN AND SOW WEAN.
We have a large assortment of men and bola' wear,
selling them cheap.
All wool Cossimeires, from $1 up to 441. 25.
CLOAKING CLO CH 4. cLosac MG CLOTHS.
Will open on Monday handsome nom shades Cloaking
Clothe, all prices.
Cloaking Clothe $l. 25 up to 112; double width.
BID OLtiVER—KID GLOVES.
I recommend srms of 70e to came early. as the latter
part of the day always finds the crowd so large it is im
possible to watt on the customers with the satisfaction
we wish. Our trade for the Oldvea has become immense,
he the Gloves are of the finest quality, so low in price,
and then the guarantee besides
Begt Kid Gloves. $1 35, stitched
Best malty Kid Oloves. $l.
e guarantee each pair of the above not to tsar. In
they should, we give you, another pair without
•ge. genre. 7011 run no risk.
Best quality Rid Gloves. $1.25, stitched.
Jonvin Kid Gloves, $1
CHEAP SHAWLS! HANDSOME SHAWLS!
We have opened a new assortment of Cheap spring
Shawls.
Stella Shawls. allprices. handsome.
Hine Black-Thibet Shawls a
CARPETS.
We
LOT CHEAP CARPETS.
We have new open cheap Carpets. bought low, from
40 cents up to 2.5 cents
NEW CHINTZ! CHEAP CHINTZ!
Beat new style Chintz, 18k fast colors.
Plaid Gingham Chintz. 15
Shirting Chintz, best q.uality. 25 cents.
We have at our USUAL LOW PRICE the best makes
of Flannels and Muslims on band; Williamsville, Ware
suite, New York Mille. &c. , which we sell less than
others do•
IT IS THE CHEAP SHOP THAT GETS THE BUSINESS.
and we have the business because we do sell cheap .
onto J E . VANS &
Successes NorhEIGHT
EIGHTH Street.t.
P. S.—Hoop Starts closing out cheap to sell them
ap4.-2t CASSELBERRY.
LINEN GOODS, CHEAPEST IN THE
CITY. —WIII epee, this morning. 10. pieees Hand
Loom Table Linen, at 61%; same teat is being avid at 0,
other places.
1 lot extra heavy. at $1; worth more money.
Bleached Table Linen. at 81%. 90 and $1
Extra quality and width, at $1.26 and $1.50.
1150, a large lot of double satin Damask Barnsley that
are cadre heavy and beautiful patterns some of them
the moat desirable ever imported; and a a-eat variety of
other Table Linepe , 111 various qualities and p aterna.
that I am now selling far below ihe market prices
Barnsley Linen Sheeting's, very heavy, at $1.50,
and $2, in all the widths.
Pillow Linens, 1%. Mi. and 1% yards wide_
Napkins and Bonne!, in various qualities, of the very
best rashes anti patterns.
Bucicabacka.both bleached and half- bleached, in large
anancillea and every quality.
Towels of every description. with or without fringed
ends. In red and nine borders.
Crash, at 12%, 14,16. 181(. and Wk.
1 lot Richardson's Shirting Linens, at 60c.—these are a
great bargain. being under price.
Nareellles Quilts. that cannot be surpassed for quality
and beauty by any in the city.
GRANVILLE B MAINE&
1013 MARKET Street. above Tenth.
ptRIGHT PLAIDS.
Polls for children. 31 and 28 cgs.
Drab Wool Detainee, finest quality. Mg cis.
Black Wool Details& 48. 60, and 8234 ate.
Double Width Wool Delalnes. 16t to f/.81.
Fine Drab alpacas, 62. 15. and dit
Superfine Black-alpacas, Sin to $l3
Traveling Drees tuffs.
Large stock Black Silks.
Some bargains in Dress Goods
COOl2lll & CONAN%
ni1,31 S. B. corner NINTH and MA.B.BST Streets.
DESIRABLE GOODS.
FROM AUCTION.
25 pieces Russia Diaper.s2.7s.
20 pieces Reseda Diaper, $3.50.
55 pieces Russia Diaper, wide, $4.
14 pieces Tinsels. Diaper. very wide. $5.
sl4eoo lots of Table Linens—all price'.
New open at JO. 'STORM',
lab2s 7051 ANON Street
rif STEEL & SON HAVE NOW OPEN
a-a-• a choke assortment of
• . „. .
NSW SILKS.
Notre Antlques. d 5 to $5
Plain Corded smut. $L82300 San
'figured Corded Silks. 111.uz.K.
Plain Poll de %lea. $l. 25 to 1118.25.
Fancy Silks. 750. to *5.
Black Gros Grata Silks. $1.25 113.21.
Vianred Black Bilks, 111L215 to $2.
Plain Black Elko 87,544. to $B.
Plaid India Silks. 8734 e.
Light•gronsoi itch-llgurad Foulards. 22. 25 to 1111.82.
1020-tr Rom 112 sod ins tt. mita street.
Is now ieeetoing, and offers for sale below
present market rates. many novelties in
LAUB ADD WHITE GOODS.
He would call " special attention" to his
assortment of over2o different new fabrics and,
styles Of White ponds, suitable for • 'Ladies
Itedles and Drawee." be deluge. !Saida: and
limed puffed and tucked Kaoline
100 piece* of figured and plain Buff and
White 'Pianos, bought before the recant ad
yenCO.
Mew invokes of Gglignme emit Thread Lune.
Thread and Grenadine Vella, Baggage. Inman"
Inn, /Immolate &e.
Broad ftem-Stifohed EUNDICHROHIBTS.
aft fines. good anallty, from 96 swats up.
REST BLACK SILKS IMPORTED.
Wide and heavy Black Corded
Magniacent Moire Antiques. all colors.
Splendid quality Corded SiUrn, all. colors.
Rich Chaves Stripe and Plait Silks. •
Magnificent GrengnadShawines
ls. and Organdies.
Mew styles Spri
New style Clothe for ladles' cloaks.
'ow= HALL 4 CO.
szihW '345-110%4 grao49 Etc 44.
RETAIL DRY GOODM.
A MEW MATERIAL FOE
1-4 WIDE;
JUST OPENED.
727 MEMSTNU'Z'STREET.
mozambiguae,
gjgandies...
rbplins.
Vatannins.
Lawns.
• Mohairs.
Foulards, &c
ALSO,
10164- ORBSTNOT STMT.
SPRING TRADE.
E M. NEEDLES
EG Notri:iepkiw.U'v v:4:64
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
EW MOURNING STORE
&VP NlZtr Gr
OP SPRING EITYLBS
MOURNING MILLINERY,
AT
9A6 CHESTNUT STREET.
& A. DRYERS & CO.
NOT IC E. THE VOPAItTNERS HIP
bey etotorP existing between the miderabourl natter
the Arm of COWPBRTHWAIT ft CO., is this day dis
soived by zautuo.t consent.
_ soma COWPERTH WATT,
Man O. STILaWBRIDGE.
FSBIZIYAILT 19. M.
t y COWPERTIIWAIT 42 CO.,
wocid inform their friends. and the public generally,
that they will continue the Dry Dodds business at their
NEW STORE,
S. E. CORNER IgINTR AND ARCH STREETS,
and would call thosettention of boyars to their large and
extensive _
STOCK OF COTTONS
• 1
- -
Commisiat all the miller makes. suck a s
New 'York Alt/18, Waliamaville.
Wamautta. Pereatdale,
White Rack. Wahregah,
Semper ldeu. Housekeeper. &c.
Together with. all thelust makes of 6.4 6-4 and 10.4
Sheetimm, both
BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED.
OUR STOCK OF LINENS, comprising •
SUP.r.TINos
salstrams.
Ta-BLE LINENS.
$ TOWS L.INGS. '
PNS. am
•
Will be offered at prices which will A co Kl mmand the at
tention of those in went of such goods.
DRESS' GOODS•
Om assortment to now complete, and in variety, etylie,
and price, we defy otauTatistox.
SHAWLS - of all decoriptione, adapted to the prosent
reason.
. .
BLACK SILKS, all widths and qualities, Which 'Oni
las sold at very
_ LOW PRICES.
PLSID 1.131DL& 9lLffB, in all arole . re, extra width, 'sari
aheaP• mat, itiatflATNS 111
MARSEILLES. COUNTERPANES.
diva tea a ca}], and we will convince von that we Gall
maintain our reputation of Haling the beer goods at the
lowest prima.
NEW STORE;-
.
SOUTHEAST DO I
A.NER NINTH", AND ARCM,
PHDELP
J. COWPERTHWAIT at CO.
m 1219. statb tt
SPRING GOODS.
FIRST OPENING OF
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
J. JP. -Y-401171•Ta,
(Snocossor to T. F(saso),
No. 70 North FOUBTE Street
JOHN F. YOUNG
fe now opening one of the moat complete eeleetione Of
Le.DikS' DRESS STUFFS tbar.can be tonna in thin
market. Special attention is directed to the etylec and
prices. mnit.tnthatf
628 HOOP SKIRTS-LA. 628 .
MISSES', AND CHILWASN'd
—The most complete .assortment la, the db. every style
and size. For finish, durability, and cheapness, have
no e qual in the market. Manufactured at 636 ARCH
btreet. bkirts made to order. altered. and repaired.
Mao, bargains in Eastern-made Skirts. kid-padded and
rivetted, 16 springs. 65 cents:lA.:springs. 80 cents; 80
springs 95 gnats; Al goings. $1; 40 springs. $1.20. 40
whom diamond-tied. 80 aerate. aps-61*
WEBLEY- CORSETS.-MRS. STEEL,
METE Street. below Cbe.tont. has jnat received
beet qttalitv. elegantTY•titting I iVERLEY CORSETS All
kinds of Comets made to order. apt-3t.
OIL. CLOTHS, dm.
G . ' W. BLABON & CO. *
MANUFACTURERS OF
OIL CLOTHS,
■o. 124 'OATH THIRD STREET, PHILADBLPHIA.
Vex to the Trade stall Stock of
FLOOR, TABLE, AND CARRILWE
OIL CLOTHS.
GREEN-GLAZED OIL CLOTHS AND WINDOW
mhl-2m SHADES.
GEORGE W. HILL,
Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
CAR I PETINGS, MATTINGS, RUGS.
ALSO,
COTTON ►ND WOOLEN Teams.
et verir Low Priows.
to. ISte , NORTH TRIED STEM, ♦BOYS, ARM.
Philadelphia.
/NSITRANCE.
INSURE YOUR LIFE
IN YOUR OWN HOME COMPANY,
AMERICAI~T,:
op P lILAIAELY lIA,
8. E. corner Fourth and Walnut Streets.
Ineuroza in thin Coxapany hayo the additional gua
rantee of
8250,000
CAPITAL STOCK all paid up IN CUSH, which, to
tether with CAM Asssrs, now on hand, amount to
OVER
soo,ooo
INCOME FOR THE YEAR 1863 OVER
6200,000.
LOSSES PAID DI/RING TTIE YEAR AMOUNTING
TO OVER ;it
562,000.
DIVIDENDS MADE ANNUALLY. thus aiding the in-
eared to pay Premiums.
The last DIVIDEND on all Mutual Policies in force
December 81.1863, was
FIFTY PER CENT_
Of the amount or PREMIUMS received during the year.
Its TRUSTEES are well-known citizens in our midst.
entitling it to more consideration than those whose
manumit reside in distant cities!
Alexander Whllldin.
J. Edgar Thomson,
George Nugent.
Hon. James Pollock,
Albert C. Roberts,
P. B. Anode,
Samuel Wert,
ALEX. WHILLDIN, President.
SAMUEL WORK, Vice President.
BRIGGS GOLD CO.
3YIINEB—BRIGGS Sc GREGORY LODE,
CALPIN COUNTY, COLORADO
CAPITAL 10,000 SHARES-4100 EACIL
TRUSTEES.
J. SMITH BRIGGS . •-• 4 4 id:. . • .......... Colorado.
4120. M. PULLMAN Chicago.
ANTHONY ARN0UX........ New York.
HENRY CO GI GILL
R. CORNELL WRITE
C. C. ALGEL . Hudson. N. Y.
WM. G. ANOALL Providence, R. I.
Preeiden% J. SMITH BRIGGS.
Treasurer, WAL MB 8 LeNTON.
Secretary. D. LITTLEJOBIT.
Counsel, J. S. WOODWARD.
Mining Superintendent, CHAS, N. BRIGGS,
ADZ Im Office MC CLIFF Street, New York..
HOPE GOLD COMPANY.
MINE—"GOLD DIET LODE,
Gilpin county. Colorado.
CAPITAL. ,80.000 SHARES.
$25
eack.
TRUSTEES.
JOHN EVANS. Colorado.
F H. JUDD, New York
H S COHU. New York.
WILLIAM HOLLER. New York.
OEO. W. GEAFFLIN, Baltimore.
HERMAN FUNKS. New York.
R. CORNELL WHITE. New York.
N. C TYLER, New York.
S. G. ARNOLD. Providence.
PRESIDENT.
Die Excellency JOHN EVANS,
Governor of Colorado Territorl,
9108 PRESIDENTS.
Ron. FL G. ARNOLD.
Dr. F. H. JUDD.
Treasurer. WALTER E. LAWTON,
BdcretarY. J. P. DAVIttS.
mhSS Tm Office. No. 25 CLIFF Street, New York.
r/tal 111
MRS: J. HAMBURGER, 25
South SBOODD Street, will open on WEDBB- -
DAL April 6th. a bandaome assortment of Spring
and Bummer MILLINERY. Alio. a floe selection of
Preneb. Pattern Bonneta of the latest stylee. apa-9t*
IVIOOO D' R El PATENT AMERICAN
•LN- 2 - MOTES BATTON. —The beet tnetrnment ofalarm
aid defence in the werld Bold by the teveithse, N.
145 N. SIXTH, below Race. No housekeeper should
be without one. sp6-tutbe into
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, AND WIN
VOW SHAWN —New stook of 14glish Ca is just
received. wad for eale elan. at Wit agIiAUXILS%
No. 4 , 11' North SECOND Street. below Noble. Nast
Ode_ mh22-Im*
T ATOUR OIL.-500 BASKETS LA
TOUR OLIVE OIL. received per Ship Wise and for
gate by JA - 10112EIVEB & LdvA.R.GBLE.
Bole Agent&
Mb9l4E . 202 and 204 S. PRO 37
•
'UPHOLSTERING.
H. B BLANCHARD & 00...
Northeast corner THIRTEENTH and CHESTNUT Eta
Caxpeta and Matting made and laid.
Bedding. Hats mattrieeea.
zaW l O-Sm Verandah Await' s.
CON7RIBUTED 70 BY THE MOST
PROMIALAT 9F PICIF.R9 in the SIIRVInE-14.
talnitra a ceunne •frION'IILY ,nisro ay OF Tms
Wait "by the Editor, and fun "OFFICIAL ISTELLI.
Gsviag . i. mr ,n s h e d . aired by the War and Navy De.
vartmente.
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Y 111. Critical end Biographical Notes on Haplers Eng
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Hon. Joseph dawn.
Isaac Haziohurst,
ROTIOE.—Any person pretending to sell Plantation Bit
ters In bulk or by the gallon is a swindler anel Impostor.
It le put up only in our log-cabin bottle. Bollestre of bot
tles refilled with imitation deleterious staff, for Which
several persona are already in prison. See that every
bottle has our United States stamp over the cork, num:s
taged. and our signature on steel-plate aide label.
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the habitable
globe.
P. H. DRAKE tre
fe2a.tutheem 208 BROAD WAY.
11Q)kIMER'S INIMITABLE, POPULAR,
- 1 -. L and invaluable lUtenesees, Colored PhotOaraPlie.
for the moderate /Mame of $l, have a wide-spread rert
tation and daily inetaillaitte peDnlarlty . Ga/UMeliam
1 n.
CONStreet. above Green
P ET S.-NOW IS THE TIME,
. they are froth. sad Tory boot of tolon. Jost IL
tobnams W. CLESkftifILI,
We- •4 b[. giCODID et • KltobblAttitt
NEW iPifiItICATIOSS.
apb•tnflt
EMANK BOOKS AND .STATIONERY.
MOSS Sr., CO),,
BLANK BOOK AND BNVELOPE
DIANUFACIVRERS.
PLANTATION BITTERS.
IirHAVE LEARNED NOT TO BE
astonished at anything. TOM of 62154 / 716 / 1 "' end
a correspondence extending throughout all nationalities
of the habitable globe, have turned theories into facts
and established a basis from which we need not err,
We are not surprised at such facts as the following,
although the parsons who write them are. We 'know
the persons and drettrastaneee. hence feel at libarty to
endorse their statements:
"Nay? . BEDFORD. Mass„ Nov. 21, 1883.
"DEAR SIR I have been afflicted many years, with
severe prostrating cramps in my limbs, cold feet and
hands, and a general disordered system Physicians
and medicines failed to salinvA ms. While visiting soma
friends In New York, who were wing Plantation Bitten,
they prevailed upon me to try them. I commenced with
a small wine-glassful after dinner. Peeling better by de k .
green, in a few days I was astonished to find the coldneg.
and cranina had entirely left me. and I could sleep the
night through. Which I bad not done for years. I feel
like another being. My smite and strength have also
greatly improved by the use of the Plantation Bitters.
"Respectfully, JUDITH ItUBSIII,.!"
REEDABURT, Wia., Sent. 18, 1889.
* * * / have been in the army hospital for foul ,
teen menthe—emeehlese and nearly dead. At .711 ton.
they rave me a bane of Plantation Bitters. " *
Three bottles restored MT speech and cared me. *
4. ♦. VLAIITS,
The fonbwing le from the Mimater of the Union gourd
School for the Children of Volunteer,/
EATEMBYBB MAXIMS, FIFTY•BEVENTE Sr..
NEw Yoaß. August 2 1863.
"Da. DRAWS: Your wonderful Plantation Bitters
have been given to some of our little children, suffering
from weakness and weak hinge, with most happy effect.
One little girl, in particular, with pains in her head,
loss of appetite. and daily wasting consumption, On
whom all medical skill had been exhausted, has been
entirely restored. We commenced with but a teaspoon
ful of Bitters a day. Ber appetite and strength rapidly
Increased. and she is now well.
BesPeetfullY. Mae. 0. M. MVOS."
gi • • I ewe much to YOU. for I verily believe the
Plantation Bitters have saved ray life.
Bev. W. H. WAOGIONBIt. Madrid, ni. Y."
" * • * Thou wilt send me two bottles more of thy
Plantation Bitters. My wife has been greatly benefited
By their ass.
Thy friend, ASA CUBRIB, Philadelplia. Pa."
* * have seen a great aniferer from lrrePePela,
mid had to abandon preaching. • • * The Plantation
Bittera have cared me.
Env. J. & CATHOBN. Rochester, B. Y."
bave given the Plantation Bitters to bun•
Credo of our diselded soldiers With the moot Astonishing
effect. 0. W. A. AWDRIWS.
Superintendent Soldiers' Home, Cincinnati, 0,"
" • • The Plantation Bitters have cured Mme of
liver complaint, of which. I was laid nn prostrate and
had to abandon my business.
H. B. KINGSLEY. Cleveland, 0,"
" * • The Plantation Bitters hays cured 'me of a
derangement of the kidneys and urinary organs that has
distressed me for years. It acts like a charm.
C. C. laomea. No. 264 Broadvraar."
as., dm" Ste., Ste— lke.. ao.
The Plantation Bitters make the Weak strong, the len
raid brilliant, and are exhansted nature's great restorer.
They are composed of the celebrated. Calisayst bark. win
tergreen, sassafraa, roots, herbs, &C., all Preserved in
perfectly pure Bt. Croix rum.
S. T.-1860.--X.
Persons of sedentary habits, troubled with weakness.
lassitude. palpitation of the heart. leek of appetite, dis
tress after eating. torpid liver. constipation dm. deserve
to suffer if they will not try them.
They are reeommanded by the highest medical autho
rities, and are warranted to produce an fmmedfate bene
ficial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable, perfectly
pure, and harmless.
43'4 5H,t371117 Stmt.
*Ai+rig.
SIEADV, ACTIVE YOUNG bIAN,
gyminate of the Central Elgk reboot, desires a et
trip Bon to er ore or waroaraetartagagtablithoreat • Clocild
'trap the WA 0, ae he nuderstande boolt•ideectim and
txtrlie Mince faenPrally astral.. Beat of recererree_atven i
!Albers, stating literalness and locality. D. n '
ace of The Pro n. acSate
CARPET SALESMEN.-- WANTED,
in a Wholesale Clerpet Howe, in Now York. MI6 or
two experienced and canneloni Salesmen. These having
an acquaintance with baler& preened. and wilt be IMO
mily treated with. For particulars apply to SAKIN k.
ELLIOTT & CO, No 40:3 IN alil 6T St .. rhila att9,-Stv
WANTRD-$25 I WILL GIVE FOR
a Pith allon as Ps yinapißr or CaTloklu's Clerk ID the
rivY Address " R. T. W . Brancittown Post
It
Office.
ANTED —AN. ASSISTANT BOOK
ESEPEE; a good' Penman and Arithmetician.
Addrees.'!A, B: a, CO_," thin office. aps
VV ANTED-A MAN TO TAKE
cliarje of Two Home at Chwm!rrat 11111. Knee
riefd apply MGM Wal. recommended. Add.r.o, 11.3 w
11E4 Poet OM co. an 4 g.
WANTED—BY A GENTLEIVIAsi
and Wife the Dwelitaffpart of a iltvee in tha vi
cinity of ladepender.ce or Waehington I naree, 00. ra•
before Jane let. Would take the care of < , ffiee. Very
boot of referenees elven. At &ear Saar 14011'44 Oran.
zublT theta tf
WANTED -BY A YOU MIN,
who wad eretands Bolt-Twropint. _ I who can
some well recommended a SITUATION In some bovi
ne, a. where he can make hitr.salf neeful. Salesman or
Book keeper In a - retail house preferred. Addreee "1..
8.," Pciwa office.
WANTED—A SOBEII, INDUS:TM
He
MAN, betake charge or s &Palish
ment. He moat good Cotter: mod practical Mai
nets man. One who con come weAA recommended ens
have a good hittuttlon by calling immediatoly•
B WM&
al•6t' QUAKERTO WN, Rilcns coon“y.
ViTAN lED- CLOTHING.-PERSONS
boatels Clothing to dispose of WTI Pleat* call or
or address MILLER,
iaa-tntbs'33a* No. 203 CIEEMINIJ7 Street
51000' -A. BUSINESS WANTED,
_ where energy, integrity, and capltalcan
bo harQy and prolltablygroplo - yed—eitber nnmle-
Flon.. mercantile, or mdrinfarturing. Addreas with Oar
ticniare, •• Draso, pr, offi ce. ome-tathfStr
ANTE D, A PARTNER
• with the above c ' erdtei, to estetta a Agfa
and profitable branufactertng taaatoess. Address "Part
ner." Press eiree. mll5-3i,*
gJ?'7sA MONTH WANT TO HIRE
• •-• AGENTS In every Connty. et 375 a month, ex
penses paid, to sell my new abase Family Sewing Ma
shies*. Address Et. MADISON, Alfred, Me. (fell dtanza
WANTED TO RENT-A SMALL
ROUSE. or two or three Rooms. either torniehei
cr - onfornialied. n.ar Comp William Perm, City Lane,
or old 'York ,iload Permay/yania Raitroitd.
Addreess No. 131Z , ti- TENTH- Street, Phila. apt 21'
do SUMMER RESIDENCE.—WAN TED
Ara —For lOU Or nve moakbe,. a FURNISHED 'HOUSE
near the aim (natabborbood or (termankevre preferred).
A gentleman desiring- to have rile country place for the
season can Wade it - in careful bands, at a fair rental
Inquire at 12W South FRONT street. second fhor. or
aderepa "F. L. B ," Box 2018, P. O. me22-tntheet.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
TO LET.-THE SECOND, THIRD,
-a- and fourth Sown- at 235 IIidRICET Street. through
to Cbruch aLev. rota) tr
FOR SALE-30 AtURES OF LAND
eligibly situated . on the Haddonfield 1 :11111Dike three
miles and a ball crow tho city. adjoining liiller's Hotel.
Will bn sold at the WEST MISSY HD Mb, on the
WEIR rIiNNTH imptant. at 21P: M Prom its proximity to
the city, this property is well worth the attention of pur
chasers. apt
TWO LARGE NEW- THREE
RILSTORYDbIOES, 013 e with. fear And the other
twelve acres I,l` ground, allbrcomplete order: el;,. one
of eight ROOMS-- , -Darby. Apply to R bIIDDLRTON.
Darby, aps 31*
1,300, -WELL-SEOT3RED MORT
-2- GAGES of flax amount for sale Irs J. EL
WHEELER. 113 south FIFTH Street aoS 2E'
BOARDING.
BOARD WIANIED.-A GENTLEMAN
and bin wiffewant Board.beglaning M67l.in a sin 11.1
Drinks family, where there ate no other boarders. Loca
tion between Twelfth and Eighteenth stream and Spruce
and Race streets. One or two pleasant rooms r-qinnad.
Reference exchanged Address 0 ,;' Pre.n office.s-nt*
EBSONAL
J STEWART DEPUT.
• at M MAHAN'S, gEN South. SECOND Street.
above SFRLION. would' inform thosa who wonld par
chase Carpets. Oil Cloths. Mattings. or Window Shades,
ac . that he is now 1345" ling from - the largest and best
stock that •he has shown for many years.
ap• 2.-stathel.
LOT AND FO4YND.
LOST -A CERTIFICATE OF
'TER COPPER COMPANY. No. 252. for two ban
died 3haresisedied in the name of S. M. DAY, has been
Appl!cation has been make to said compat.y for a
renewal of said oesti3cato. S. A. DAY.
nilta.thrtuat
CERTIFIGA3 E OF 5-PER
GENT. LOAN OF STATE OP PENNSYLVANIA.
fo7 MB. fl dated March 11, ISp, No. in name +:1
WILLIAM. ISERSDITH. Also. a Chirtiteate of 6-per
cent. Loam or State of Pennsylvania, for the sum of 9TH.
dated Jane 30. ISO, No. 1462 in the name of ELI It
?BICE, admintatrator of William Meredith in tenet. ..tot-
Vacation ltas been made to tho Auditor General for h
naval of said Oartoloatos
folOhnt ELI X. PRICE. No. 811 AEON Street.
MILITARY.
"
COAL BOUNTY . FOB COMMITTEE
WILL CONTPNIIN TO PAT
Vir.EN "*" 7 1( LiLi
POE EVEItY,SECIIIIIT MilsTar,ED INTO
HANCOCK'S. SECOND ARMY CORPS
api tf ALTRID DAL Chairman.
A NAVAL AND MARINE SERVICE.
OITY AND WARD BOUNTY
ADVADCB PAY AND PRIES MONEY!
MEN WANTED for the N s VAL SERVICE and MA
RINE CORPS. who will be entitled to all the City Boun
ties. in addition to Prize Money.
Seamen Will /solve an advance of three months' pay
as bounty'.
Application to be made at. once to
D. M LANE.
Capt. and Provost Marshal Fourth Distrist. Penna.,
apl.l2t BRJAD and SPRING GARDEN Streets.
I CITY AND WARD BOUNTY!
ADVANCE PAY AND PRIZE MONEY!
MEN WANTED for the NAVAL SERVICE and MA
RINE CORPS. who. will be entitled to all the City
Bounties in addition to Prize Money.
Seamen will nosh% an advance of three months' pay
as bounty.
Application to be nand* at once to
EDWIN PALMER.
Captain and Provost Marshal
Second District Pennsylvania.
256 South TWELFTH• Street.
mill - if Philadelphia.
NAVAL AND MARINE SERVICE.
• • CITY AND WARD BOUNTY!
ADVANCR PAY ANL) PRIZE KOMI
MEN WaNTED for the NAVAL hilliVlC/1 and Ili-
MAN CORI% who will be entitled to all the City Boom
ties, in addition to Prize mono%
Seamen will receive an advance of three months' pay
as bounty.
Application to be made at once. to
WM. B. LEHMAN
Captain sad Provost Marche. Meat District Nona,,
lab3d-tr }345 South TRIED Street.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT
LOF nus SUh(IIIIIHANNA,
CaLsallsEttantnal, Pa.. March 24, 1864.
[Extract. 1
•
OP. ESA7 , OftWBBS NO. 20.
linthority having been granted by the War Depart
ment to the Gunman ding General of the Department of
the Snennehanna, the let eattall m. three years' Penn
sylvania Volunteers (formerly six months' volunteers).
consisting of six companies, mustered into the United
Stales eel-vice for three years or during the war. Is att
tiforiend to recruit to tan companies of the maximum
strength.
Thi. Battalion le on Provost duty in thin department.
and it offers a good opportunity to those persona who
have been in the service and have been honorably Ms.
charged. to re-enter, and to those of good character who
have not been in the service to enter the name. Only
those known to the recruiting Oaken and pereane au
thorized to recruit as being reliable and trnatwo•tlys
Will be received, as the nature of the dut y thee 'Battalion
is called upon to perform is eneh that it reclaim soldiers
in whom the commanding officers can plane confidence.
Persons taking advantage of the benefits arising from
enlistment to this Battalion will receive the bounties
paid by the Government as authorised in existing orders.
The OirletarF west be men Who have had some experi
ence In the military service, intelligent, and of-good
character. and only those bringing the reattielto number
of men and pi/Bassein/2' the above enalinaatione will he
recommender to the Governor of the State for oanunie•
alone. '
_ l44cruit2 parsons having s quads of recruits will
repact to Captain GEO. W. MERRICK let-Battalion
three years' Ya. Vols., and Recruiting Officer for the
same, at BAHHISBC.II4I' Pa.
* 5 5 * *
By Mumma of lifsjor General COUCH
JOlll2 SOHULTZE, test Adjt, General.
Official: J. ffi. 'POTTER. Aid-de-Camp. mh7.B let
ARMY GOODS.
FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY
sr,A-SS.A_r_dr,,
418 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
Banners, Regimental and Company Flags. Swords;
gashes. Bette, ?Wants, Bpanlettes, Hate, Baps, Ban
tams. Haversacks, Camp Hits. FMld (Haase. Boum
and everything pertaining to the complete omit of
Army and Navy Officers.
A liberal discount allowed to the trade. mhID-lm
FURLOUGHS.
Officers and Soldiers, 'visiting the city on Furlough.
needing •
SWORDS.
And other MILITARY EQUIPMBSTS, tati invited to the
very extensive Manufacturing Establishment of
, MECO , W. SIMONS 41e. 33Y10.,
SAASOM•STREET BALL. -
SAASON street, above Sixth..
PRESENTATION SWORDS
Made to order at the shortest notice. which, for richness
and magnificence, challenge competition. noother house
in the country' combining the merturierllßlNO JAW.
=BR with the PRACTICAL SWORD-MkERR.
inhlo.2m
FROTIIINGI3AIOI & WELLS
RAVI POIL BALI,
NNAVY L MEDIUM, AAD LIGHT MEETINGS MD
EITAXDARD DRILLS.
HEAVY CANTON FLANNELS.
WASH, DOWN AND TICTODI GAitENICS AND
SILEGIAS.
ENOWN_BLEACRED. AND GOBBET JEAN&
Po- WORSTED TARE, &A. sant
•
WHO DESIRES AN IVOAYTY-P.,V — ,
Let them get° B rinnays, Win Ar1e...." 6 "
and get the most charming specimens extent. Exprea
sloe faithful, coloring life-like and impressive.
1:11 - EATON & DENOICLA, HARDWARE
Comunisidon Ifferahardis. fifrd 00111111= *Ai 010
NORM Sheets, offer for isle:
olicre Brand IRWIN F 1 month EMU
.W & Botcher's G ist stash Scab Cabinet Looks.
Putnam's Horse Banc; Looloc's School Slates.
Copper. Bross. and Iron Whet Cotton Cards.
M all sefortmaul of Auto:ism Ecrilwize,
a b:
JOHN DREW'S NEW ABCiff.
STREET ?MIAMI.
REAPPEARANCE OP
MRS. JOHN PRIM
.80b&DALS,
os .
THIS RIF LE BALL.
This' Rreat play, by Lester Wallach. Sag will be
ducsd..ler the first time In Philadelphia. on THIS Mon.
day) EVitsrlva Awl! 4th 1884, and played
EVM,.I IVENING UNTIL. FURTHER NoTIOE.
Wtrzr
EVErar *lama NSW.
;kr
Char'sec?. Rawthorne and R S. Smith
Machinery byJohn Pants.
New and appropthtt; Musk by. .Chae. Dod worth.
Efllltary Co:Armes • Wronnentaker& Br ma.
Properties end Apy-bintments by George
new Client eller by. . Cornelius & Rakes.
•
tYpNi.181,477 • B F. ?dißigau,
Inaitre. de Dance tleorg,_Simitts.
EVERT MEMBER. rw, ColirrANT IN MR
DIB'7EIEI4/OE,
__ken
1511tV. JOHN MOW AS RORI tigroEr.
Ctrs , :mt• (17 . TIME, ---Doirg , open at 7.1 COM:M(111C. at VG"
8 Ssets .Severed one woe} in advance, ~, n ho nt
charge: PR.1.14Y. Benefit AffB JOHN DREW.
eptet:
G 0 v yE, CitESTN UT-STREET
TRIAVIR
LSONA esryrra .• Navalmot.,
1 fa:IIEIMA SW.ITOSSS
TOM 13 BOYS; STretß9B
of BouoiceiVa-g:: ale #merteUO Merge. the
rvrosocaw, •
OCTOROON.
is hi Op VP rPoPalhl 711.16 EVRNI NG with all Ili,'
MA 0 Nil:Pit:vat T SOWN/MY.
ORE ACs OAST. SUPSRB aravx. &c.. &o
Regular rarlity'Mat ?e. SC TORTY..s.Y AFT3KNOON;.
5c,4.5t
W A 1.. Nl3 11` •STIt E WY flo H. E ATIZIL
THIS C r PESDAY:PZVE/lIINO. Atoll 6.
Poncicaultvecel&trAtec rkmodr , el
LOlilluri'..tDeUltA.NCE
Lady Ow. EPana CT Mies I;anra Mesas.
.
Richard Dazzle, bt e • Mr Leeicle
.
MIX ParlrawaY Mt" 3 Drina.
Mark MeddleMr C. Peters.
Grace HarkawaY 15i . p Ann! to Graha m.
To conclude wirl4lor +be ~ , ,,,Da ti,,,, ,, EL.,,.,,,,,i.,
Farce of •W'.:IT WI. r-... mEl.talt.abiLy t
Performance will ern - P .- hence al' quarter to 8 o' -, ook
-47----------.--
ACADEMY OF' Att TO.
----
CELEBRATION OF TM?. TM-FM ANNIVERSARY'
FIRST RECUEN.r YA WIRY.
CORALRE 4102 V.J.SS,
GRAND MILITARY AN)) VIT/2.Littr DRESS BOUM
A '
YEOMEN t OK CONOMRT,
TUBS eAY Apta .9th, 1864.
Proceed, to be dev ted 'e the
ORBAT CENTRAL PA di. Feta TEM ITNITED srATat• ,
OA A.l TART' COMMISSION.
COMMITTEE , 0 -fartAlPtombortlvre
Mai. F. I'. Nicholson, Lieut.
Mop. Wm. R. Kern. Lienf. flAarlos R. Ids.
Cept. J. Londsnslager„ Lient. Ole. F. Delleicer,
Capt. Wm. W. All.n. L.dht Tea. C. Wray.
Cap.. Gen W. 0... rd net.. Meat. Lr M. Deaenberri•
Cot; X. ?ether Martin.
TICRETS, 11Tptg119Lj./.423.
Consert to ems ntence et S CLIC k. • Dancing at
Tichete can he procured fro-a , arty of the above-named
Commit ts e also. member+ of the Regimen t. a: C. otk ford
& EOne. uncie, Ibe , Ciintinenta.:.llotel. amt at Forting &
Co.. 113 Torth Second titreet. atl-tetha.
SPIRITUAL SEAN:MS. B LOOD-
Jae wermlNci ON nig lAN;in the evaegraahr
of the docettoed t
COLOBBSTBIt, the world renowned Teettand Nosiness
Medirm..bwreorpented, at. the ez.n.ttrAt sol:trttatioa or his
many irteede, to return to Mile Celph la tot^a short time.
ecrornenelite on TIISSDA.Y; April Mk.
The 1.. - abite eon than hate a ra i r oprrortanthr of jacking.
lattweoo tromgotritnaltam and Iffiremancy and Okada
tmorontleed tts opponeote.
Tbcse wbo wish c o i aveah%ate, cCi'atßeceretiOn ROOTOB •
over 913 OIIItSTNUT Street. apt •fts
MRS3RS, CROSS AND AIMS
WILL GIVE THEIR THIRD SOIRESOE
CLASSICAL IV-7132/C
FOY3liter THE ACADEMI" , OIr NLITSIU,
ON FRIDAY SvErfING. ARUM Et
GRAND' LITERARY AND LITTSICIA.L
soixaz
.6LMINI. OF THH GIRLS! HIGH ArDHORMAL
SCHOOL,
MY
THE
/ICIAVEMY OF MITEIC.
11206fDla EVENING. Arsrllll, 1364 i
At lifitit o'clock.
oast&
RePerveS: gale can be obtained at Goeld' 6
s 0
Wain
Store, norner of- Seventh and Cl/natant, without extra
cbarga
Pria.m.edn for ffra.Panitarp Corm:l3lo , 4oa. atol.Bl
CONCERT TIALL,
.J. W.. WILDER
Manor
FOR ONE WEEK ONLYt
COMMENCING
AITIPAY EVENING. April 4, 1364.
SIMMONS.
31111ACLO.OUS ILLUSIDEREIT.
THE NESToR OF ART,
AND AUTOCRAT OF THE RRALMS OF MAGI%
RIOYS. TAE OPERA 110 USES AND TARATRPB OF LONDON,
the Chios and Omuta of Continental Europe. Aus
tralia. China. end from the Courts of the
TYooona AND MIRADI OF JAPAN,
From wEiv - E Ile briars teetiraunight which incontmeti•
My demonstrate him to be the
GREATEST MASTER OF OCCULT IitYSIIIRY
Who has ever visited the shores of America.
In order to sive full eff,et to the
WONDSRP ;
of this =et extreerdin ElL P A E ler. R . MAIM3B
vetted C t OltaßT HALL,
Win be eon
ONE fiMEINSE
from will& will be noon the Illumory Ktraalefi one
of the NOVEL Pi ITRS DD Daub.
GREAT EMMONS,
aided by
abetted by
NO GLITTERING APPARATUS,
•
The repertoire
I IiODIFEDER &TES.
VI
At AGNPOTENT ARTIST
embraces
A THOUSAND =MHO'S%
which will defy the comprehension of , the most astute,
nullify the perception of the shrewdest, and bailie
the knowledge of the most scientific, in
cluding the most beautiful and mysteri
ous et the feat" performed by
THE SCURRIES OF CHINA AND JAPAN.
, including the .
' GREAT JAPANESE PAPILIONAGEptrs arreVEILIN
OR. THE FLIGHT OF TDB BUTTERFLY.
the most pleasing, .graceful, and, beautiful feat weer
'witnessed; and
LE SABOT JAPANESE:
OE, TOPWFINNIDO ON A SINGLE THREAD.
Together with an enema of
ASTOUtIDING DECEPTIONS
prsctised by
MODERN SPIRIUTALISTE AND CHARLATAN&
including the
BLOOD:BED WRITING ON THE ARM;
HOBOTOBRACHIGRA_PHY:
Azqn
WRITING BY TN'S INVISIBLE HAND.
seemingly traced by
MORTAL FINGERS,
and apparently
THE CALIGRAPHY OF THE DEAD.
For further particulars sea pamphlets.
Admission 60 cep,
Children tinder ten years D 5 ••
Doors open at 7.; Seance at 6 o'olock.
CART., WOLFSORN
Respectfully announces his
FOURTR • CLASSICAL SOIREE,
EVENING e on
TUESDAY, April 5, MR.
FOYER GF..THE AC ADE MYM OF MUSIC.
When he will be melded by
THEO. THOMAS.
TRIO. KAMMERER.
A. ROGGERWRGER
O. A R
TRI ARSENIO.
Rises tickets, sl. Can be had at the door on the
sys
ning. and previously at the lbws Stone
Dome open at 7; commence at S .
ELEVENTH -BT. OPERA HOUSE.
"THE FAMILY RESORT."
CARNOROSS &ED BIXBY% MINSTRELS
__
THS GREAT STAB TBOUPE OP THE WOAhlh
In Moir
SELECT ETHIOPIAN SOIREES,
Splendid Singing, Beautiful Dancing, Laughable lbw
lea pea Plantation Scenes , Om, b 7
TWENTY TALENTED ARTISTS.
EVERT EVENING THIq WEEK.
Tickets 20 cents. Doors tpan at 7 a clock.
te77-gni L CABKOBOSS, Dlitinalig Kamm
TEE GREAT PICTURE
AT CONCERT HALL LECTURE BOOM
Only a few days longer,
Commencing TUEsDaT. April 6th.
.1. Insco Williams' celebrated
PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE.
This is the most complete and Einiebed Paintit rOf the
Sacred Scriptures in the world, comprieing over fifty of
the Host
SUBLIME AND THRILLING SCENES
Of the drat three thousand years of Biblical History.
forming altogether on. of the ducat exhibitions of the
age ,
OPEN EVERT EVENING at a quarter to 6 o'clock,
Admission 75 cents.
1$ B. !denudes on Meador. Wednesday, Friday, and
Saturday afternoons, at 3 o'clock.
Admistion for Children 10 cents. 5e16, 2in
(7,4 ERNI ANLA. ORCHESTRA. —PUBLIC
kit REHEARSALS evetT_SATIIEDAY, t.B &dot t
M at the IBBSMAL FITAD RAM.. et-a Poe ~ Lt.
tents. Package! of six ticket!. SI, To he had at,VI
DEE'S. /104 BESSTT Street, 8. B GOULD
I
VIETH and CHESTNUT, and at the Rail door. fe2141
pENNBILVANI ACADEMY OP
THE FINS AETR,
10S5 CRlablin Wit 647.
OPEN DAILY (6ullalk2a excepted) front 9 A., 11_ *BE
6P. N.
Admiesion 26 ends. Children half price. JeNi-t1
EDTJCATIONAL.
. OR
ENC A V EMALE
NlSH.and MU and
E A CHER -OF
FRH. SPASIC (Vocal l
n apply at Ttacber's Institute, 217 South
THIRD Street. 11*
VRAOTICAL INi-TRUCTIONS IN
Book-itesaina for Wholesale or Nets% Jobbing, Im
porting, Idanufactoring. Commission, and Comptes"
Soccalating Business: Foreign and Domestic Shipping,
Joint Stock Company and Banking BIP .inen , ac-
Penmsnebin in all its brancbcs
Commercial Calculations, Commercial Law, &c..
at CRITTENDEN'S Commercial College, No. 037
ORBSTICUT M. corner of Seventh. Students Meths.:A.4
separately. and received at any time. 1015-344`
LOLLER ACADEMY-A SELECT
BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS—is now open for
the recepttrn of Pupils, the session of each pupil com
mencing when he enters upon the duties of the school.
Terms moderate. For Circulars address
MORROW. Principal.
at Muiltsl2t 4 Hatboro, llontgotoery Co . Pa.
AUCTION SALE.
int BAZA AR-NINTH AND BAN
SOM MEET.
250 CARRIAGES AT AUCTION.
GGTR TRADE BALE AT PHILADELPHIA,
This sale will take place on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL GTE, 1861 AT 10 O'CLOCK A. EIL
The assortment will be very extensive and complete.
comprising at least two hundred and fifty carriage%
from the heat manufacturers of this city, and Wilming
ton. Delaware. Mr Merrick's invoice alone will include
near one hundred carriages.
The chrriages will be arranged and opened for exami
nation several days previous to sate, which will peel.
tively take place on the above day. without regard to
weather. ALFRED lit HERKNUIL
at 2 stir Auctioneer.
54 4 „ BAZAAR—NINTH AND SAN
my mans.
SPECIAL SAL'S OF HOWES.
THURSDAY NEXT APRIL 7TH.
Commencing at U o'clock.
In conseausnce of the trade sale of carriages on Wed.
uvulas. we shall hold a special sale of horses on Thurs.
da next.
No carriages will ba offend on this dry,
ALFEBD X. HARKINS%
Auctioneer.
agiggiME WEST CHESTER
A 141) PHILADELPHIA RAIL
ROAD, VIA MEDIA,
sparnu ARRA criItROATP--crIANal OF DEPO7
On and alter FRIDAY, April 1. Mi. the Maine _1.4.
leave Pniledelphia, from Depot corner of TRUITT
FIRST and MARKET Streets. (West Philadelphia,) at
8 and 11.05 A. M.. and at 280. 430. and 846 P. M. Leans
West Cheater at 6 20. 7.45. and A . and at 2 and
445 P. M. on Sundays leave Philadelphia at 830 A. EU.
and 2.80 P. M. Leave Weet Cheater at BA. M. and 4.3 a
P.M.
The trains leaving Philadelphia at S A. itikna 4 PO P.
M connect at Permelton with trains on the Y. and E. C.
R. for Concord. Kennett. Oxford, dm. ate.
Passengers are allowed to tate wearing apparel only
as bas gage, and in no am will the Company _be
for any amount exceeding 6100. BERRY WOO.
&PI General Superintendent.
WRITTEN AND VERBAL DR.
SCRIPTIONS of Character. Constitntion. and Ta.
lent. with ADVICE on Business. Health. Idona
tion, SelPinmovement, Management. and Trails,
inerof anthnlaN, social adaptation. ho , den
and evening'. by JOHN L. CAPRI/.
Phrenotnnbd and BoOk4eUer•
zolde-shith No. !U IL MATH Street. above QUesiaak.
ff tp r i CORRECT PIANO TUNING.
—Mr. O. L BANGUI% Orders for
and Ree t
u siris% Moos are received at MASON k CN il k il l
store. Y 0 =TIM Strett z Rosie%
Mr. B. had sieves years mnotrivelr Pe&
B iirtmr MDldeptAl►+k{ ~
towo hut
iitt. al iiv to Dor soft sat
sweet-toned Is ispw. *WNW reecovice., * egi . ait
Terms for ssis. 113..