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For , YEARS A STANDARD RRNINDY,—
b,wynec Compound Sy-up Wild (Therm"
;1, 2 6-dynes Compound Syrup Wild C.ierry."
SweilineB Compound Syrup Wild Cherry "
, t reliable effem ashy curing Coughs Coid;,
• at. Bronchial s , nd Abthinatic Affections. Snort
r est;; Mat Weals, Fare In th • Side end Brea-u.
erums PeMlitY. Blood Spitting all diseases of the IR
„Bn. ,nd Lungs. It *tie,. gthens. heals. purities.
or.etF , expecteration. and. for be e:.feebled and bro
n do, LI crnstitution; its wonderful medicsl pro Pern a.
wfiltud a naratlel - spared only by Dr 8 W•eY 8
- OP, 430 North bIX.TH t-tzem.. Phi.sdetputado:d
rui,o .
slats and deal. lt
HAIR Dv& ! HATA DYE!!
- • -
DATCHFLOB'S.
celehra , - , 3 tl DYE the Boat in
'l , „-• The only True. and Reliable
p t zkLo.rn . This etalehuici Hair Dye ie pe ffeet—e oft A c t ,
Of Gray hair lastaat,y to a firoso Bin it
a 1 Bruton. without, JO arida the Hair or stein
.l the Stir., leaving the Bair Soft nod Beantifnl;
im
f:esh vitality, frequetrly restc,ring its pristine
aci rectifies the ill effects of tosti Dyes. The
e ualae signed WILLIAM A_ DATOIIEL.R : all others
imitations. and should be avuiled sold by
p i n t vets, atc. r,,,.cr0R.7. 8t 8.1.R.CL SY Street,
e n Twit. Batchelor's new Tolet Cream for Dressing
51'2 4 ty
M.A.soza
2:1 - X e.:o'*
HAMLIN'S
CABINET
OBW.N&
rp - is a Co.•
SEVENTH
POPULAR. CLOTLINO HOUSE OF PHILA.,
"OAS BALL."
geat-elaas goods and moderate prieec.
WAtiAMAHInt al BROWN.
B former SIXTH mad MaRKEI' Streets.
nom Department (to make to order) 80. 1 B Slith al
&WILSON - ft tiliklsT I' I : !
DIE; CHEAPEST, SThIPLEST, AND BESI
Salaroo7llB. 704 Chestnut area above 7th
MARRIED_
6 7;,,v—HZETZLBR —On Thur.:ley. the Slst Na•oh,
ST, Az:troves Chula. by th‹ Re'? Jona 32. =ni-,n,
Is. eltrtd Onion to Anna. leery, on ' y Ittoithter of
I:. ...::.sr, B.F. all of tials
✓ NIS. —On the 5Lh instant Lydia W. Maginnie.
fe..! ~..:ward J. Mat iLnis
re::. - ives and friends of the family are reevetfullY
• ?Mend the frneral, from the residence of her
1733 Pine street. on Friday, the Sat instans.
n
riDDLE —lt Terre Haute. Indiana. on Wednesday
March 30th. Lizzie wife of Charles It Ped
-I,e,:lerly of thle city
.
, from the residence cit her moth er- in. la mr. Mrs.
• S. Peedle. No. 621 maishall etreer, on Troareday
.. rics• argil Bth. at l 0 *
r. —On the evening _of the 4th inst., of ecarlet
et. Carrie Barton. twin &might, r of Sdw:n W. and
Payne. in the 7th y'ar of inseam
,r - fral services at the hcnee of her parents, 561 North
etreet, on Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock.. to
.!ch tie friends of the family are respectfully invited.
t m.p., - . at Woodland Cemetery.
r./A::.. —On the 6th inst 31r. Samuel Mullin. Sr..
.rs•
. e Tf,tives and friends are reaped - ally invited to at
tLe itireral, from his Isis reside oce..No 11. g Callow
on 'Thursday afternoon, 7th instant.
.4 at 3
6c4.f.z. —At Litchfield. 111. . on the evening of the 3d
Jacobs, formerly of Chester county. PA
'la ' , ear of his age.
1,11:1 re. —Fourth montb.4th instant. Sarah Clymer,
',lri •
- L9iiTes and friends are invited to her Mural,
t her late residence. No. 1015 vreliace et-ea - . on
morning. 7th lust • et 10 o'clock. without
,_.;ice Interment in W Grea...d.
'! N , ELL. —On tre . in his ear,
shiest son of Robert and nary Ann ricCoun.ll.
and friends are rerpectfa,ly invited to attend
hirs7.o. st the reside. ce or his farhe -in law. 61 W.
...cc No 726 North Second street. at 2 o'clock P.
te-s:Nv, (Wednesday. )6th instant.
1 - .11. —On Sunday, Id instant, Edward H. Lytle,
,i' Cincinnati Ohio.
. .
nom his late residence. No 1321) Spruce e:reet,
Thar , day afternoon next, at 3 o'clock.
—On Saturday, the 2d instant, Hannah M.,
of Jon M. Jones.
ie re.r:ives and friends of the family are invited to
funeral, from the residence of her hm , ntod.
r P.:retitle. Chester county. Pa . on tharAdaY.
Irlteai. at 10 o'clock, without further notice Fnns•
to nocsed to the Lutheran Church, Lower Marion...
—On Sunday morning, 3d hist Anna Maria,
- of George A. Lewis.
i.Al,l.:—On the 3d. inst., Elisabeth. wife of Charles
. . .
er friend. and those of the family are invited to at
ihe funeral from the residence of her hue amid. In
Dr.by Delaware county, on the Yonne day, the
g.. at 1 o'clock. se
II.LIA DS —On the let instant, Lavinia Williams
reletives and friends of the family are respectfallY
to attend her funeral, on Wednesday. the 6th
al. at 10 o'clock A. M . from the residence of her
ter, Dr. C. C. Williams, 916 Walnut meet. Inter
t et laurel HilL Ati
OBITU UtY
On the 9lh of 12th month. 1863, itLIZ &BETH
LSTOIsi. wife of Stephen Woolston. of Pallsington,
.011111. Y. Pa., in the 74th year of her age.
me la faith, pure in heart, and true to all the obit.-
, of life—of how few of even the greatly good ow;
:e evil can We say inch words, as we lay them
J: in their last resting-places? And yet to the wide
E , a hose privilege it was to know the gentle, loving,
ran woman whose name beads this brief notice
: warns will come not as panegyric or eulogy, but
mrle , d.plainesttruth. She was strong in Math. in its
noblest sense; strong as a little child nit doubt
:(d Questioning. not speculating : she simply tr iirted
which is the sublimat oa of faith-She was
boast: ea innate. stfont—neons purl!, was the te
al We of her every act, impulse, and thought. Of
, ilbfulness to duty, domestic and social; or her ten
, nernience. her sweet benignity to all and on all
ions• her unick and unfailing sympathy with alt
lag—of these, and of many other beautiful and
Ii aJitiee , testimonies spring up like flowers
asp walk extended.
-. 14 3 1 simple , trusting, loving. wayside lives that
The - riches of the wor. d; it is such g•n•.le, Utiobtilla
rznirl-n3 of Christian filth. hope; and charity that
:he beauty and the blessing of homes. commn
. and states. • L. K. L.
SSON .1r SON HAVE COMMENCED
icilzing their Spring and Summar Stook of MOURN-
Oi. - +CTS. and have now In score—
il;zantines, English Bombazines,
?!InentineS, French Bombazines,
i3Anse llernani, Summer Bombazines,
Crane Musts, °hay-
Berg ea, Mona.elanes.
renadinea, Taudees.
and Black and White Foulards. as.
MOUBNIIiG STORE,
No 91S cHEsTaIIT Street.
0 BI ACK AND WHITE STRIPE
<Kira&
Ta ark and White Stripe Skirting*.
pri.e..6tyle Bahnorate '
3!i , et. 'email Balmoral*.
New Spring Shawls.
itYRE & LANDIILL
SOCIETY FOR
IMOTIIgG AGRICULTDRE —April meeting
!P.M; WALNUT ktreet, on Virl3DitE9D 6111
t 110 citric A M. aps-2t
SPIRITUALISM . —MRS. 11. F. M.
E1.0W25. of I leve]and. will lecture et the
i. THOSIPSON Soekt. below Front, THIS EVF,
. 2.: o'clock. Admittance, 5 cents.l 11*
Rim. JOHN LORD'S LECTURES
Oh THE FaLL OF ROM.
tr-t Lecture of this new Course on the Grandeidr.
ha,. and the Fall of the Roman Umpire. With the
r why ancient civilization could not avert the
tiv.a in the Gall of the 'University, MEP H
1131ThSDAY FA - ';PING April 7 at S o'clock.
JES:T—The Material Grea‘nosa and Glory of the
t Irihzeion.
.1 the COUTzie T 1• Schools and Ladles $1
411011 FO 1 , 01311.- qt.
MRM9IMMI2MiI
,
7. r!:ANNON. of Del‘vrat-e, having thorongillY
:eat 6tate in aid of the 1361 AT OfiNTRYLL
L•hairmen of the Philadelphia Commutaes
extended their work into De . , avrare, are here
t.;;f reoneeted to notify lbws Representativen
to teflon the names of thee. Renregenta•
. Hon. Samuel X Harrinet tn. Jr.. secretary
, Wi.mington. Delaware. in order that the dn
- 2 - Led them under out authority m , g be he:6-
under that of the Dover , or of Delaware.
JO IN WELSH, Chairmen.
iiiIWARD Fcaaroo. SPC ap.s-21
I :IIIVERASITY OP PEN tigYLVA.-
DEPARTMENT OF ARTS. —t'he Third.
College Year will open on FitIDA Y. th-. Bth
17,1 4 dates for admieeion will appear at the Uat
. f• r exact ination, on that Gay. at 10 o'clock A N.
Term, thirt3 dot lam
4.rts.
zone..
public dm etroXisitfilieUNlTZoffer.
.:17 the wants of our soldiers in the hospil
: i - yettle-field. These brave men are amine
.1 our sincere sympathy and practical steal
, 1 0 * Work of humanity and a:knavish eha
no partisan Or sectional oonsideratl
e , iotend to Intrude_ We feet &seared that
PY to do their part in the preparations fort
to be hale in our city for the objects of
- 4- and Will contribute as far as lies in tl
bundant eaccem.
- t-TANDS F. WOOD,
Bishop of Philadelphia.
Merck3o, 1864. Cathedral.
so.=
111 . 11 .DELPILIA. AND RZA.
ILROAD CO.. Office 2211 South P*
! , ADELPHIA. March 17, 1864.
tereby given, than the Transfer Book
k of this Company will oe clocee
. be reopened on the 14th of APRIL
the Stockholders of this COMP.r
con, cm aerates. are requested to Teti
"'Ed Loan and Trost Compa ny, No.
, York , who will give a remain for t
It a few days thereafter certificate(
office. la exchange for said remain
• . c , c.: Office for the Preferred stock of
'York be closed permaner
1 tat for both the Preferred an(
glen will be permanently closed
S. BRADT
PHILADELPHIA. April 4,
.l Meeting of the Stocc holders of ttle
%c election for President and six Mena,
at the Office of the Compane, on
du, of May next, at 12 o'chc' M.
WM EL WEBB, &erste)
k tI ,NII IMPROVEMENT
Notice in hereby . given that a Af n eeLi
'.." Of the Ttoga noproyetoont vOIDI
at No 25 RIBRCIIAPI EXCEIARGI
r to tadelphla, on the 3d day of May next.
4 3,1 n 0112 and 2 '<dank. to elect Muumuu
T realnimr of ° Nald Company._
WILLIAM EL LiSrrroaanror.
1t0,744 Wagif street.
rg. TRIM GREAT C.ENTEL
SFAVE OF DEL &WARE,
EX'SCIMVa PEPA.V.T3I,INT
tfrov Re March. lti6i
TO erns LOYAL CITIZENS OF t.E ittVattd: It is
raopmed to bold a -est Fair in the city of Fh•l.sel
- prate, in the Beet week in June next, t the neatatlA or
the tisnunry rommis&ion late citaade of 114I,waes
have been cordially invited to no-operate with the eiti
rens of re us) lvanta and flew Jersey in thi., u•triotle
and huinaue purpose. The regulations added hereto
have been adopted with reference to this State, and will
exhibit the details of the p;au of management
It is tot nee...eery for me to commend this meat and
rood work to the '03 , 11.1 peopki of D , laware Y.. 0 issve
already elven with a liberality .ad Labored with a fideli
ty taut thy '•f all praise lon have been ve.ldne - end ad.
titre; eta what on have dune la the beet indic.ition of
what you can sud wilt co " et every cie m en
stomp e this Munroe watiertali leiN to his no tine; t,t the
press give it the wideet publica y >ll2ld the 'most earneet
elleeuregemeht: I.r story (octet . , WOrErrhey, and. at 11
contril - nte a .pezirnen of the best tb I eit they Can [urn
on' ; 1- t alt ai n en and women exercise their taste
at: u lettS*lll. - ' Io lilts way the remit may be an boa c :r
t•. EMT btate, a great comfort to oar atilf.riag horon_,F'
an elf-rint well pleasing to the • lnii4h [T. whose
lug and assistance 1 humbly invoke up.ru thin 97 . 31 " K °I
Christian char: y
By the Gove*nor:
ti.cmist.L at. HARRI2,,TON.
becroarY of
Gov. Cmnnns hlt9lllDO . J.Deed the (&1 swing general B,Y
-131.,.2.PWCWY for th.. Delaware DEptrtment:
ceonnt.tFes thr Delawsre in Philadelphia
appr.it.t-o a. faIIOWS: Ron. Charles Otb`ten.,
chairman B. ettullndus, E. 4 Dr E d AOn •
R. j 5. - Lindley Smyth, Seq., an F. A.
God Win
P.N.ISCVP I V.P. COqgITTEE IN rirLe.osi,
rlAl.taa
s. Irvine Shubrlek, Mire Elizabeth Phillips, Mrs-
G. orge Blight, Mite Caroline H tllbb• at. Mrs. John K.
F ndlay. Mrs John F. James. Mrs. Charlet i♦. Lyman.
Mrs. J. B. Moorhead. lira. Thomas E. Aahraead, Atm
LOni.B. k. Brez_dy, Mice a tone L. I,w-tin.
Mr.. Edwin Mitchell, 155 S Wa•nat street, has beealtP
pointed Directress of the Department of art and Win re
ceive contributions for that department from Delawareans
raiding in Philadelphia.
2 An. Bsecutive committee of ladies and gentlemen
from Delaware will be appointed, to whom wilt be an
tra. tad the general management of the Daiaware De
partment.
3. :lib committees of ladles and gibtlemen will be ap
pointed for each dep-rtment of industry and ark, whose
I - mei-pees it will be to solicit contributions for the Fair,
and to work tinder the general direction of the Execu
tive Committee. each in lie own special branch
4. all committees for the management of the Delaware
Department will be appointed by and from this State.
5. The Delaware Department will be directed and con
ducted by Delawareans. It will keen its own accounts,
and, at the close of the Fair. pay over to the general
fond its profits. which will be credited to the state of
Delaware
R. GOULD,
and CEIJR3rifETT
6. ariangem•nts will be made by which the proceeds
f‘q . tickets of admission sold to Delawareans will be duty
credited to this state. These tickets will be cold near
each avian/ice to the Fair. and in Philadelphia. Wilming
ton. and other places to be hereafter announced. It is
earnestly requested that all persona from this State will
purchase thsir tickets at such pittees as may hereafter be
announced by the Delaware Executive Committee. so
that the State may have the credit to which it will fairly
be entitled. -
7 it is earnestlreonested that all persons throughout
the State who desire to co-operate in this work will im
nedialely, and until April 1, co. respond wish the. Secre
tary of State. at Wilmington, eau will indicate the com
mittee or committees upon which they can be m set
&Orient es far 5.6 practicable their preferences will be
recognized.
9. The Committee on " Labor, Incomes and Revenues"
will endeavor to obtain the contribution of the proce-ds
01 "One day's labor" from every person willing to give
it, and one wry 'a revenue from all corporations, lime.
&c., and one t ay's income from all persons of fortune
and from professional men.
9. There is no department of industry or of art that
may not be used efficiently for the purpose of raising
funds fir the Sanitary COMlllizsion. There is not a man.
woman or child. who is willing Wald. who cannot make
hot or her ability and willingness available. Almost
e very article of n_annfacture, amusement. curiosity, or
rale will be Acceptable. All varieties of needle-work.
40008. fond, fancy wares, old documents, books. Pamph
lets, engravings, caricatures. ornaments, carvings, re
lics. autographs of distinsuished persons (single or
hound together). official copies of proclamations, endri
butione of poetry or prose for the p 'at office or for the
Fair newspaper, articles for the soldier or the citizen.
drawings. paintingS, modeling, leather work. may be
contributed Ryer, mechanic or laborer msy Contribute
''use attmle of his own manufacture. to De marked in
hie own mime, and exhibited and sold at tee Fair.
hi All contributions from Delawareans will be made
to the appropriate Delaware Committees. There made
within the &ate will be sent first to the General Glad-
Deaner& at Wilmington, to be hereafter announced,
where they if will be pronerlT marked and forwarded,
aflow
- -
ims. GREAT CENTRAL FAIR—TO BE
B SLR 11# PHILADELPHIA, JULB 181.1.—The
undersigned Committee of the -
LUMBER BRAN3H,
earnesily invite theprompt:and energetic co-operation of
part lea engaged in Lhe manufacture or este of IX &MEN..
in the States of Bew Jersey, Pennsylvania_ and Dela
ware end refer son to the addre.s of the SANITARY
COMMISSION, enclosed, for what is proposed to be
accomplitht d.
. _
It is rot mated that It will require ablut one million
feet of Lumber for the erection of the buildings, most of
which will be in White Pine culling bosrds. which may
cosigned to ei. her HENRY CROSKEY &Co.. on Ise
I)lawar , , or HARBERV, DAVIS. & Co.. on the gcn ay];
kill. The freight. either by Boats or Railroad. when
there lea Oslo. will be paid by the Committee.
Subicriptious are solicited in any kind of Lumber or
Cash, and will be acknowledged through the news
papers by the Treasurer.
. . .
JOHY4 C. DAVIS. Chairman, Twenty fourth and
Locust streets.
CHARLES P. PEROT. Secretary. 901 South Broad at.
CItOeKEY, Treasurer, Delaware avenue, be
low Oseen street.
Reed A. Williams. Broad and Green streets, Phila.
IN in John W iillame, Twenty-Brat and R4ce its., Phila.
Beni. H. Brown. Richmond and Ash streets. Phila.
George Crs ig. Poplar-street Wharf, Phila.
Watson Malone, Noble street Wharf. Phila.
Samuel B. Bailey, Catharine-street Wharf. Phila.
Joseph H. Collins, Eighth at, Girard ay. ,
Fish & Green, Trenton. New 'Jersey.
Bassett & Lawrence, Salem, Mew Jersey.
B. J. Mulford. Bridgton, Mew Jersey.
M Voorhees, Princeton, New Jersey.
A. K Hall, Milford. Delaware.
Hinksou & Bunting. Chester, Pa
3. D. etreker. i.ambertviile. New Jersey.
J. B Roberta, Burlington, NeW Jersey
Wm. S. Donfflison, Camden, New Jersey.
Jesse Lane. Wilmington, Delaware
Win. Townsend Frederica, Delaware
U. H. Painter. West Chester, Pa.
3. Saner. Lancaster. Pa.
James Duffy. Marietta. Pa.
H. Small & Sons, York. Pa.
J. George. President, Lebanon. Pa/
Charles Pittman. Pottsville, Pa.
James McKean. Easton. Pa
B. Childs. White Haven. Pa
P. S. Miller. President. Stroudsburg, Ps.
Reed Brothers, Bedford. Pa
Win. E. Hughes, Wilmore, Pa.
Bdw. Trump, Jersey Shore. Pa.
James Bowman, Money, Pa.
B. S Davidson, Ulster, Pa.
Jeaces Graham. Clearfield, Pa.
R. R. Phsips, Burlington, Pa.
E K. Smith, Columbia. Pa.
George Crist, Middletown, Pa.
Daniel D. Boas Harrisburg, Pa.
Jacob H. Deysher. Beading, Pa.
Bolton, Christman. & Co.. Norristown. Pa.
D H. TaylOi, Bethlehem. Pa.
Stacy Brawn. lirownsburg. Pa.
C. Munson, Phillipsburg, Pa_
J. Gardnsr. Hollidaysburg. Pa.
Craig & Blanchard. Lock Haven, Pa,
P. Hurdle. WilliNmsport, Pa.
J. D. Montanye, Towanda, Pa.
Charles Wetls, Athens, Pa
Wm. Irvin, Curwinsvule Pa.
Ball & Co.. Pittsburg. apd-mwf&
fadOFFICE OF THE GREAT OEM
irk THAL FAIR FOR THE SANITARY CO 111 did
sioN—PHILADELprnA, 1307 CHESTNUT STREET. March,
1864 —The Committee on Finance and Donations of the
Great Central Fair appeal for aontributions in HOBBY
to those of their fellow-citizens who do not propose
sending to the Fair the products of their skill and. indus
try. By far the larer portion of the money received on
the occasion of the Fairs held for the benefit of the Sani
tary CommisPion in Cincinnati, Boston, and Brooklyn,
was derived from direct donations in CASH, and not
from the proceeds of the sale of articles exposed. What
the Sanitary Commission needs to afford 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
fesaional or otherwise; in short, upon all who will not
be represented in tho Fair by their productions, to imi
tate toe example of those who will. and to contribute
liberally in MONEY for this great object. In New York,
although their Fair is not to be held for two weeks, con
tributions of more than $200.600 in cash ha re been
already received, a single depart rent of trade, teat of
dry grads, having made up 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 conspicuous than that of these communities Con
tributions will be thankfully received by any of the
members of the Committee. A. E. BORIS. Chairman.
S. A. MF.III FIR,
SAMUEL WaLSII.
THOMAS SPARKS.
A. J. AerreLo,
CALEB COPS.
J THOMAS
LEWIS.
, JR..
T. A. BIDDLE.
B. W. CLARK.
WM. C. %BST.
MhS-Gthrawit E. C. ENIOHT.
THE. GREAT CENTRAL F.A.M.—
TO THE WHOLESALE DRY-GOODS Atha-
GRANTS OF FIiIiIIiSYLVANI a..
PHILADELPHI IL, March, let.
On behalf of our sick and wounded soldiers ie the.
camp, hospital and on the battle-fleld, the undersigned
appeal to the Who' eeate Dry-Goods Merchants of Penn-
STlVallia to lead their powerful aid to the GROAT OE Si-
THAL F •IS OF THE SANITARY COMMISSION, to be
held in this city the first of Tune next.
The labors and achievements of this great national or
ganization are too well known to TOIL and to the world
to need any detailed, description at this time.
The Sanitary Commission was recognized by the. G
overnment. authorities at an early stage of this war. and
has silently. but faithfully and most efficiently, con
tinued its labors from that time to the present.
Thoroughiy charitable in its spirit, compact in its or
gan izatien, and systematic and practical in its work
ings, established especially for the benefit of our own
sick and wounded soldiers, at the same time it extends
aid to those of either army. recognizing them ail as
brethren and citizens of a common country
is field of labor embraces the whole theatre of -the
War, from New Orleans and Texas, along the Mississippi
Valley, across the bloody plains of Tennessee and Vir
ginia.- to- Antietam and Gettysburg, and every battle
field on the Atlantic coast.
. . . . .
bitch vast operations require correspondingly vait re
sources to sustain them. and the approarbine F..ir is
intended.to aid in providing and maintaining these re
sources.
We appeal to you confidently for liberal contributions.
under the belief that all who are following their accus
tomed business pursuits in security at home will esteem
it a privilege to do all in their power to alleviate the
sufferings of those who are imply sacrificing their ease,
and risking life itself in behalf of their country. We
Will also receive thankfully smaller donations from any
in your employ, earnestly requesting that you will en
courage them and others over whom Tont influence ex
tends to contribute totbis noble charity.
Contributions are earnestly solicited in money or men.
shandies), which may be sent to the chairman or either
of the committee. DAVID S. BROWN.
44 and 46 South FRONT Street.
Chairman.
Daniel B. Cummins (Girard Bank), Treasurer,
P. Janke (Smith. Secretary:'
John B Myers, 232 and 234 Market street..
George F. Peabody. 24 South Front street,
Samuel S. St. bee, 18 South Front street,
Stacy B. Barcroft, 406 and 407 Mars et street,
Lemuel C. Mn. 220 Chestnut street.
B. Kirkham. 230 and 232 Chestnut street.
Benny Lewis. 738 Chestnut street,
William C Kent. 520 and 911 North Third steeet.
William C Ludwig. 98 North Third street,
George"). Parrish, 312 Chestnut street..
Thomas 13 Ashmead. 126 Chestnut street,
John P. White, 421 Market street,
D O. Wharton, 214 cbettnut street,
Richard Wood, 809 Market street.
8, Fenton, 017 Chestnut street,
Charles M. Wilkins, 19 South Second Street.
Theodore Frothingliam, 94 South Front street.
William S Stewart. 705 Market street.
Jacob Riegel, 47 North Third street.
Charles Richardson, 230 Chestnut street,
Charles B. Mount. 215 Chestnut street,
William T. B. Drscan,2l6 Chestnut street,
W_ De Cour.ey, 64. Chestnut. street.
Marna , . /I Tunis, 233 and M. Obastwat street,
James B. McFarland. 61 South Fourth street,
Jeremiah N. Brooks. 122 and 124 Chestnut street,
J. T. Way, 107 Chestnut street.
George W John es. 5:7 Market street,
Samuel T. Canby, 314 Market street,
John A. Wilson. 323 Chestnut street,
Edward. Smith- 3% bfavicat reat.
Baths, 4o North Third street. ap2-swiat
IMOIL COMPANY, RMS PON.
sible party. Two wells now vumninix on s be
Int d. Apply at once for Shares and a Prospectus. Box
2550 P. 0.. Philadelphia. • ap6-6tlf*
OFFICE OP THE BUTLER COAL
COMPANY. No. .1.08 S,.uth FOURVAI titres[.
Milton 8L 7884
NOTICE.—A meetly( of the Stockholders of the BUT
LER COAL COMPANY will be held on THURSDAY.
April 21st, at 3 o'clock P. la., at their office. 'No. 038 8.
FOURTEBfitreet, to consider the propriety of inortaatna
the twpital Stock of the Company to the sum of Five
Hundred Thousand Dollen!.
H. N. BURROUGHS, President.
Z. O. HoWELL,
JOHN DEREONHIRE.
CHARLES W. TROTTER.
apl• emws4t.
InirNOTICE.—THE ANNUAL MEETS
IBG of the ROSIN& ASSOOIATIGN of Philo
oelphla, will be held at ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
TENTH and CHESTNUT, on THURSDAY Arrant/NOON.
April 7th, at l o'clock, when a Board of litanaglr• will
be eheeen and the nenal bneinete trannated_ ALL ladies
are particularly Invited. mh23-3tdote6.6 7 .et.
or FIRST QUARTERLY REPORT
OF THE
THIRD NATIONAL BANE OF PHILADELPHIA,
APRIL IRT, 1136fi,
RSSOURCRS.
Loans atm Discounts ---
- --
$35.509 97
United Stales Rona., denbaked. 16 mis
cue Circulation 80.000 00
---- $65.5ce 97
Srecie and Legal-Tender Notes 82,879 28
Bits of Solvent Banks 1,285 Pt
Cash Items. Sic 67 or
Due from Banks and Bankers 11.175 59
Furniture and. Fixtures 1,184 25
Palmas Account ,
1977, SO
•—.---..—. KIM 92
Capital Stock LIABILITIE S. S6I4O 00
Profit and Loss '3
35
Due to Banks and Bankers •.. 15.907 28
Due to Depositors ... 85 704 05
-Ma I a
Comaxnaased business March 10th
API -61 r, Q4ll1 1 1DiRMWO. Ge Iblar
'FOURTEENTH AVAIRD — BiALEH (*-
TWIN FOR 4itßo
DEMOG ATEI, REPUBLICAN 3 .
And aii /who desire to save the countr and avoid Uri
DI.II, forget your party eed your prejudice and eon', t
the Meeting TBIS EVENiNg, at SYR( si titt)l3 3 l
H A LI,. at 8 &doe's. We seek note.. much oar mon-y as
oor presence, 1110 TIMAIIIIIZI no higher dintine3o.o Ifta
that. which seeks the salvation of our anheprar sottritri,
WM B. THOSIA.3.
President and Treasurer
T.TIOMAii R. DAVIS. Feenatarv. It
MILITARY.
A THE
2 COAT, BOUNTY FUND COMMITTNE.
WILLTAII CANNON.
HANCOCK'S SECOND ARMY CORPS
api tf ALFRED DAY, Chairman.
-- •
NAVAL AND MARINE SERVICE.
CITY AND WARD 130IIETY I
ADVAPCR PAY AND PRIZE KO riEY I
• MEN WANTED for the N VAL SERVICE and Mt.-
1!INE CORPS, who will he entitled to all the City Bonn
ti addition to Prlz. Motley
Seamen will receive an advance of throe months' Day
as b,.naty .
Application to be made at once to
D. M LSNB,
Cept. and Provost Marshal Fourth Di-triot Panna. , -
iii
121 BEJAD and SPRING GARDEN et.eete.
CITY AND WARD BOTIN'PY
*Atig.tiaßr'eA;YAVlE LIMG°a z : 4 I I IIY-1.
RINE CORPS, who will be entitled to all the OW ,
lionnriee in additi^n to Prize Money
Seamen will receive an advance of three months' pay
as b - .unty.
Application to be made at once to
EDWIN PALMER.
Captain and Provost Marshal
Second District. Pen WM/Van/a l
256 Sonth TWELEPH Street.
mbs9-tf Philadelphia.
I NAVAL AND MARINE SERVICE.
CITY AND 'WARD BOUNTY!
ADVANCR PAY AN a PnIZE MOSEY"
MED WAPTED for the NAVAL EBE.IfIcE and DU
hIEE COlti 8, Who will be entitled 10 ali the City BDELII,
tie*, in addition to Prize Money.
Eeameo will receive an advance of three months' pay
as bounty
application to be made at once, too,
E LEHMAN
Contain and Provett Itartklml Ple.t Dimkria Penna..
241.5 South THIRD Street.
Et FAD QUARTE ES DEPARTMENT
:OF TON ISTI6QUENAWN a,
ClLtatimasßUßG, Pa., March 24. 1864.
Cnxtract
* a • • •
GENERAL ORDERS 210. II
Authority having been granted by the War Depart
ment to the Ocratuanding Oensral of the Department of
the Srotanehanna, the let Batted to three years' Penn- -
Aylvania Volunteers (formerly six months' volunteers),
coneinting of six companies, mustered into the Oniubd
States service fur three years or daring the war. is au
thorized to recruit to tea companies of the maximum
Strength.
Thin 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 di;
charged, to re-enter, and to those of good character who
have not been in the service to enter fhe same. Only
dime known to the recruiting officers and persons an
thorixd to recruit an being reliable and trustworthy.
Will he received, as the nature of the daty this Battalion
is called upon to perform in Bush that it requires soldier.
in whom the commanding officers can plane confidence.
Porno:. s taking advantage of the benefits arising from
enli,tmett in this Battalion will receive the bounties
paid by the Governmental authorized in exinting orders
The officers must be men who have had some experi
ence in the military service, Intelligent, and of good
character. end only those bringing the requisite number
of men and possessing the above ooalifieattone will be
recommenden to the Governor of the State for commie.
dons.
Recruits and pernons haVillf squads of recruits will
remrt to Captain GEO. W MERRICK let Battalion
three wart' pa. Vols.. and Recruiting Officer for the
tame. at HARRISBURG. Pa.
*
By Ccnnualad of Major Geme..a.lGol7oll
SOFIA /4 WIBULTZO, £6Bt Adjf. Genera , .
Official: J. N. Porrax, &id-de-Camp mt:2B 101
ANDERSON CAVALRY,
(15TH PENNSYLVANIA CAVALRY.)
Suitable young men will be accepted as Re
crafts for this Regiment, now on eervise ILL
Bast Tennrssee,
WILL I. PALMER. Colonel Commanding.
Chloe in WASTAINGTON BUILDINC.
lt. No 274 Sonth THIRD Street.
FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY.
_EV A. s isr, A.SSA.
ourtwisia - Eu,s,
Banners. Regimental and Company Flags, Swords,
Bashes, Belts, Passants, EPattlettes. Hata. Cape, Can
teens. Haversacks. Camp Mts. Field Glasses, Stork
and everything pertaining to the complete outfit of
Army and Navy (Marra
A liberal discount allowed to the trade. mhlo-1m
FURLOUGHS.
Officers and Soldiers. visiting the city on Furlough.
needing
And other MILITARY EQtrriomsirrS, are Invited to the
very extenMve Mannfootniing Betablishment of
ISIMO. W. SIBECINS & IMO.,
BANSOM•STRERT HALL,
SARBOM Street, above Sixth.
PRESENTATION SWORDS
Made to order at the shortest notice. which, for richness
and magnificence, challenge eompetiPon.no other house
in the country combining the MANUFACTURING JEW
ELER. with the PRACTICAL SWORD-MAR - RR.
mlllO-2m
FROTHINOLTA.M & WELLS
IaAVY,_MXDIUM, AND LIGHT SHEETIIIOB ARID SHIRTING&
STANDARD DRILLS.
HEAVY CANTON FLANNELS.
WASHIHTON AND VICTORY CAMBRICA AND
ICROW3IBLEACHED. ADD CORSET JEA3IB.
So. 1R WORSTED YARN. &.. saTllf tt
66 HER MAJESTY" CHAMPAGNE
ME ROYAL WINE OF ENGLAND.
A limited quantity of this superior Wine has been se -
cured for the undersigned, and the f rat shipment of nor ,
cases has arrived, by the steamship Olympus, dire,
from the cellars of the well-known house of
MESSRS.. DE VSNOGID & CO.,
at Epernay, France. The present invoice will be intro
duced into this market at the very low price of -
TWENTY DOLLARS PER CASE OF QUARTS.
Payable in currency, which is much below its first cost.
The snperior quality of this Wine is guaranteed, and it
is offered with confidence of its approval by connois
seurs.
Ordere for one or more came may be addressed, by let.
ter or otherwise, to the undersigned,
WM. HENRY WARD, Wine and Fralt Dealer.
No. 7 BROAD, Street, near Wall,
apt-30t NEW YORE.
PRESTON COAL AND IMPROVE
MITT CO.—A limited number of the shares of this
company will be disposed of at the office of sex tionKg
dc Co.. at par. (10 dollars) on TH-ORSDAY. April 7th.
from 10 to 3 o'clock. The prospectoe and report of the
company can be ob - abed at their office. ap6-2t
GLASSWARE.— B. H. SLEEPER &
& Co., No. 515 MINOR Street, have just received
large Ins-oleo of Glassware. cossisting of round-A.ora
dered Prescription Vials, 2. 4 G and 8 oz., Ovals Fancy
Panel Bottles, together with a floe assorbment of Glass
syringes, Bomoepathic Tumblers. Lager Beer
MUM Preserving Jars, Sic. ,which we offer at the lowest
market rates. ap6 3t*
sucn INVALUABLE PORTRAI TS
''—'
aeß. F. R.SIDISIt'S life-size Photographs. in oil co
lors, should be Been and owned by all admirers of art.
See specimens, EMI- ARCH Street.
9 BE BE ST STYLES OF IVORY TYPES
-A- in the city are made at 624 ARCH Street. B F-
R11)11BR'S Gallery. Simple- and natural i 4 style and
lrfo- like coloring, lt.
SPECTACLES TO SUIT ALL &WITS.
ARTIFICIAL HUMAN KIES
Inserted without pain.. by
JAMES W. WS dtoo.,
924 OEIRSTNOT Street
OPERA GLASSES Amy OFFICERS'
MELD GLASSES.
Microscopes for Physicians an& Stndenha
A very large assortment for sale by
JAMBS W. &VENN & Go.,
841 ORES MDT Street.
MATHEMATICAL DRAFTING IN
STRUMENTS.
Ckesterznana Metallic and ateel-ta_pe Y0U111438.
For sale by JAMES W. QIIBEN &
9%1 CHESTNUT Street.
Priced and Illustrated Catalogues gratis. mh96•lm
BRIGGS GOLD CO.
MINES-BRIGGS & GREGORY LODES,
CAPITAL 10.000 SHARES-5100 EACH.
J. SMITH BRIGGS Colorado.
QEO. M. PULLMAN ,Chicago,
ADTBOZIT A ......... newyorg.
HENRY coOGILL 11.1
R. 'CORNELL WHITE
C. 0.. ALOEL
___ 11'1.484m. N. N.
WM G. ANGI,LL I.
President, J. SMITH BRIGGS. ProvlasTGa
Treasurer, weLrER B LAWTON.
Secretary, D. MTTLEJOHN.
Counsel, J .8. WOODWARD.
Mining Superintendent, CHAS, H. BMWS,
ap2.lm Office 24 CLIFF Street, New York.
HOPE GOLD COMPANY.
MINES-"GOLD DIET LODE.
Ctilain county. Colorado.
CAPITAL. 80.000 SHARES.
NZ Ma.
TRITSTEIIS.
JOHN EVANS. Colorado.
F H. JUDD. New York
H. S. - -CORD. New York.
WILLIAM MOLLER. New York
080. W. OBAFFLIN, Baltimore.
HERMAN PUNKS. Hew York.
CORNELL WHITE, New York.
M. C TYLER. New York.
S. G. ARNOLD. Providence.
PRESIMINT.
His Excellency JOHN EVANS.
Governor of Colorado YerritorY,
VIM PHEBIDINTIL
Hoa S. Q. ARNoLD.
Dr. F. H. JUDD.
Treasurer, WALTER E. LAWTON.
Secretary. J. P. DAVIIIS.
mhffillm Office. No. AS CLIFF Street. New York.
PAPER 'WAREHOUSE.
FARRELL, IRVING, & CO.,
Mans faetnrers of ROLL WRAPPERS. DOUBLE and
SINGLE MEDIUM. GAP. and MOWN MIJIILLA. oa
hand, or made to order.
Highest pries paid for rope in large or small quanti
ties. 1636-Rsa
WILLIAM WHITALL.
No. 1119 PILRER.T Street. COLLSOTOR OP
RENTS. GROUND RENTS. dm Also. Agent for Lye°.
ming County Mutual Insurance Co. Refers to Tho. H.
Powers. William B. Thomas, T. 8. Wood. Algernon 8.
Roberts. Withal. Tatum. & Co.. and others ao2.7t*
$163,688 89
LATouR OIL.-500 BASKETS LA-
Tam OLIVE OIL. received per Ship Elise and ER
sale by IaItETCHB & LMIRONII.
ha /36 Sole Age_nte 2
pa
WA wit Nero o. gztoira Qt.
WILL CONTIMTIC TO PAY
"1" WEIN DOLL.Aas
FOR BYRRY RECRUIT MOSTREKD INTO
ARMY GOODS.
418 ARCH bTREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
SWORDS,
=I!
GILPIN COUNTY, COLORADO.
TRUSTEES
510 101105 STRUT,
THE FRESS.-fIIILADELPHIA, WEDNNDAY. APRIL 6, 1864.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
G A. C I%r A.!
13RESSEASI ..e1241'121P
11.a'S,
818 and 820 Chestnut Street.
a.F4•St
NOW OPEN,
PARIS-MADE MANTILLAS
AND SPRING CLOAKS.
Also.
GannaMtli of IMP own reeriteletere,
OF THE LATABC eTYLSS,
and in
oßxer VARIETY.
3. W. PROCTOR
ap4.461.24 - ono CHESTNCII Street.
"AT RETAIL."
JAS. IL CAMPBELL 41 CO.,
727 CHESTNUT STREET,
Invite attention to their stook of
STAPLE AND FANCY SILKS
AND
30 0 .1=1.Mi11313 Gr11:3)03=110110 9
Of very recent Importation, embracing the most eaten•
site and desirable assortments that they have ever
offered.
COURVOISIREIS KID GLOVES,
BLACK, WRITE. AND COLORED.
Dicourt,wrN - 4u 000iNs.
14 and 6.4 BAREGE HERNANI.
14 and 64 CRAPE MARETZ.
14 and 6.4 TAMARTINES.
/4 and 6 4 DELAINES.
BYZANTINES and FLORENTINES.
FRENCH and ENGLISEI BOMBAZINES.
ALPACAS, in all qualities.
MOURNING JACONETS.
BLACK SILKS in great variety.
All widths and best brands. mh9-Im
BOYS' CLOTHING.
119.PPLINIM- ISTlirrilnfill,
SUITS MADE TO ORDER
S. E. Corner NINTH and MARKET Streets.
mhl2-saf 2m
B LACK AND WHITE CHECK SILKS
ak 6V,lc.
White ano Meek Check Silks at $1.1234
White and Black Check Silks, 22 inches wide.
Black and White Check Silks, 22 inches wide.
r. Green end White Check Silks, 22 inches wide.
Whim and Green check Silks. 22 inches wide.
White and Brown Check Silks, 22 inches wide.
WEI/rale and White Check Silki, 21 Inches wide, at
37.4.4 . . worth 24.6232.
White and Blue Check Silks, very heavy.
Bich, Heavy Fancy Silks. $2 to *4 50.
Fancy Silks at 87Yjc,-$l.. $1.12, +6125• very cheap.
Plain Silks, choice colors, $1 Wand *1 80.
Do. do. *1 40 and $l. 60.
Do. do. *1 62 and $1.75.
Do. do. $l. S 7 and $2.
2S-inch Plain Silks. choice colors. $2. $2.60. 02.75,13 21
Heavy White Col ded bilks at *2.62.
Heavy Green Corded Silks at *2 62.
Heavy. Green Corded Silks at $2 50.
Heavy iluir Corded Silks at $2.60
Heavy Brown Corded .4.lks at $2.60.
Heavy Brown Corded Silks at $2 62.
Heavy Cnir corded Silks at $2 82.
Heavy Bine Corded Silks at $2 62
Heavy Purple Corded bilks at $2 62.
Heavy Mode Corded Silks at $2 62.
Heavy Gray Corded Silks at $2 62
Rxtra Heavy Violet Corded Silks at *3.60.
Extra Heavy Mode Corded Silks at ea 60.
Heavy Bose- color Ponit de Solt at $2
Flu:trod Silks, Plain and Corded, at $1 37, *1.50, *L 62.
Biel Styles Printed Pongee Silks at $1 i 2, $1.37. $L 62.
Plaid Spun Silks at 8734:c. worth $1.12
THE BEST BR/6.0D3 OF BLACK SILK&
Black bilks at 873 e, 90c. *l.
24-inen Black Gros de Shines at $l.lO. Itt. 15.
26 do. do. SI 25, $1.60.
28 " do do. $l3B.
82 " do. do.
34 " do. do. ;I . a
24 " Heavy Black Taffetas atll 60.
26 " do. do. do. I. 62.14.
28 " do. do. do 1.80.
82 ' do. do. do. 13i2
26 " Heavy Black Ponit de Soit at $1.7.1
26 " do. do. do. $(.90
" do. do. do $2.
i 6 " Black Corded Silks at $1.62.
Black Corded Silks at $1.75.
Heavy Black Gros Grain Silks at $1.25. $1.40.
Do do. do. do. $t 50, $1 62
Do. do. do. do. 81.7.5, $1.67, $2.
26-inch do, do. do. do. *2 25.
26 " do. do. do. do. $2 50.
28 " do. do. do. do. 82 76.
28 " d o. do. do, do. *3.
28 do. do. do. do. $3.25.
35 " Extra Bonny Taffetas at $4.75.
40 " Extra Bonny Taffetas at $8
HEAVY OLeCK VELOUTINES.
40 inches wide, at $6.50, worth
These silks have all the richness of a handsome velvet.
Heavy two4eced Figured Black Silks at $1.25, $1 373z',
$1.40. $144.
Extra Heavy Figured Black Taffetas at $1.75.
Our stock of Silks is one of the. largest and best that
can be found in the city, and none of it having been pur
chased early in the season we are able to sell at prices
FAR BEI,O %V THE PRESENT COST OF IMPORTATION.
5-4 Rich Broken Plaid Poplins at $1.60..
20 pieces Silk Plaid Spring Poplin.' at 80e. worth $l.
HO ALEXANDRA ROBES atsB 60.
There are handsomely BRAIDED. and are worth $l3,
Mt pieces Shepherd Plaid Poll de Chimeras at 28e. all.
wool tilittu t . cost to import smand 42.3ic
PLAIN. STRIPED. AND PLAID DRESS GOODS,
01 every variety and quality, at very low prices
T ail. receiving new Dress Goods.
At NEW
62%N. ADCHOICE STYLES FRENCH CHINTZES
to. 760. C
NEW STYLES AMERICAN CHINTZES. 25e.
100 PIECES NEW STYLES OF CHINTZES, WARRANT
ED FAST COLoRS, at 20c,
A Full Line of Domestic Goode, LOW.
Cheap Black Alpacas. 31c to $l.
6 • 4 I npin's Black all-wool Delalnes, 8734 e to $1.50
Black Silk Harnannies at gee. usual price $l.
Heavy Black Tamartines at 6234 c.
We have now open a choice assortment of
SPRING AND SUMMER SHAWLS.
All-wool Plata fintawls. $4 ko 37 SO.
All. wool White Lama Shawls, $3 50 to $7.
Mozambique Shawls l!okto $7.
Silk and Wool Challis Shawls. $6 to $lO.
Gray Grenad ine Shawls, $4lO $lO
Black Grenadine Shawls. $4 to $lO '
DEW SPRING CLOAKS.
Made of the newest shades of Cloths. $6 to $l6.
H. STEEL di: CON.
a pl-mwe6t ' Nos.. 713 and 715 North TENTH St.
C HEAP DIY GOODS, CARPETS, OIL
CLOTHS, and•WINDOW SHADES.
V. E AIicHAMBAIILT. Northeast corner ELEVENTH
and MARKET Streets, will open on THIS MORNING,
from auction. English tapestry, Brussels Carpets,
only $1 t 2: Ingrain Carpets. all wool, at 7co. 255, 870 *1. .
SLI9. S. and $1 27.. Ingrain Carpets lareol
filling. at 50c 56c. and 82c; Entry and Stair Carnets,
25c. tee, 82c, 75c and $1: Rag. Hemp, and Clettage Car
pets. 31.57. 60. 60. and 7I1c; Floor 011 Cloths. OD to 87a;
Gilt Bordered Window Shades. 75c to $2; White Canton
45c
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY. AND IPEIMMINGS.
Muslims. 16 to 40 cents; Sheetings, 60 cents to $1.20;
Spring De . Raines and. Challie., 91 to 97c; Alpacas, all
cohere. 81 to 78c; Black Silks, $1 to $1 . 75; Spr ing
Poplins. 87 to 87c; Plain and Fancy Casaimeres. 150 to
$2; Clothe for Ladies Spring Cloaks, $2; Chintzes, le to
25c: Table Linens. 75c to $1.50; Towelings 14 to 370;
Ladies' and Gent's Cotton Hose, 16 to 50c; Linen
Handkerchelfs. 9 to 87c; Coats' Soool Cotton. So; Skirt
Braids. 7c; Pins, Oct Hooks and Eves, 813; Cloth Table
106,01.11. 1112 , Palm. Soap. SC! WindserfSeene, 50. Whole
sale and iletail Dry Goods, Carpet, and Trimmings
Store. Northeast corner ELEVEnTiI and MARKET
Streets. . • apt mwf lm
BRIGHT PLAIDS.
Polls for children, 31 and 38 cis.
Drab Wool DeDanes. Ansel quality. 623, ots.
Black W 00l Delaines, 51) , andl623r, ots.
Doable width Wool Delaines. 84 to IL 31.
Fine Drab alpacas, 62. 70. and M.
Superfine Black Alpacas. Sic %D.Bl. Si.
Trayeling Drees Ruff&
Lame stock Black Silks.
Some bargains in Dreamt Good&
SODFIR CONARD,
DA,BI S. E. corner NINTH. and MARIEBT Streets.
DESIRABLE GOODS.
FROM AUCTION.
26 pieces Rustle. Diaper, $2. 75.
20 pieces Reside Diaper, $3 80.
30 piece. Russia Diaper, wide. $4.
14 Lime H 116613 Diaper. vary wide. 616.
Alsoao lots of Table Linens—all prices.
Now open. at JOHN H. STONES'.
7016 ARCH Street.
628 H
. DIESP,airsE , S L IC E I D RTS CHILDREN'S 628.
—The moat complete assortment in the env. every style
and aim For Apish, durability. and eheapness, have
no equal in the market. Mannfactnred at 62113 ARCH
Street. Skirts made to order, altered, and repaired.
Also. bargains in Eastern-made Skirts, kid-padded and
rivetted, 16 springs. 65 cents; 20 springs. 80 cent.; 25
springs 95 septa; :Al springs, In; 40 springs, 51.20; 40
springs. diamond - tied . 80 .ents. apl-66,
Li now recelvinc, and oho for sale balow
present market ratesotesny novelties Da
LAGB ANp i WHITE (MODS
Be would tall special attention" to his
assortment of over 20 different new fabrics and
styles of White Goodn, suitable for `
'Ladies
Bodies and Dresses , " in stripes, plaids, and
figured, puffed and tucked Muslin.
100 piece. of figured and plain Buff and
White Pianos. bought before tits saint ad-
New Invokes of Cialimre and Thread Lamle.
Thread and Grenadine Vella, Edging', Insert-
Inga, Illormotnaa Sot.
Broad Hem-Stitched HANDKERCHIEFS.
all linen. aood atialitr. from 28 cents up.
BEST BLACK SILKS IMPORTED.
Wide and heavy Black Corded Silks.
Magnificent Moire Antiques, all colors.
Splendid quality Corded Silks, all eolore.
Lich Chnrea Scrips and Plata Silks.
Magnificent Oranadinea and. Organdies.
pow Boles Spring Shawls.
New style C 1147 fqr isalee cloaks.
EDWIN &
A 0 death ALIOCITD *Net.
A ENV MATEECAL FOR
7- 4 WIDE,
JUST OPENED
THOS. W. EVA , NS & 00.,
NOW READY.
JACKETS,
PANTS, &c.
COOPER ea CONARD,
1024 ORISTNLIT STRIJIT.
SPRING TRADR.
E M. NEEDLES
Uk , L . a . q
RETAIL Dtmr GOODS.
NEW MOURNING STORE.
OPENING
OP SPRING STYLES
MOURNING MILLINERY,
920 CHESTNUT STREET.
THURST AY, APRIL 7
M. & A. MYERS & CO
LADIES
FREPA.RING ARTICLES FOR
THE GREAT CENTRAL FAIR
Can procure the following at a liberal reduction on
regular retail pricer:
Zephyrs
Wetland Wool.
Gilt Braid,
Si‘k Brabreddering Braid,
Worked
Embroidering
Eloee Thread,
Puree Twist,
GERMA.NTOWN WOOL.
This article is as rich in colors. nearly as tine in tex
ture, and as well adapted for many kinds of fancy work
as the German Zephyr, and is at least ONE DOLLAR
Per pound cheaper. Also..
WOOLEN AND OASHNI - ERE
YARNS, •
Of the finest grades. suited for Ladles'. Gelds'. arid In
fasts' wear sad various Fancy' Articles.
ALSO,
A full assortment of the foLlowing at regular rata
prices•
Bugle Gimps,
Gimcnir Laces
k Beltings.
Freckings,
Gloves.
Corsets.
Tome linss.
Drillings,
Dress Linings,
BLACK ALPACAS.
Banging from fifty cents to one dollar and a quarter
Per yard, of a good quality. and at least ten cents per
yard cheaper than usual prices. Ladies will do well by
examinicg them, and also our Black De'allies, before
Purchasing elsewhere.
Mr- Particular attention is Invited to our stock of
SUN UMBRELLAS,
of which we have a large assortment at reasonable
prices. Orders carefully and promptly attended to.
Persons ordering from the country will please name their
express or nearest stage route.
JOHN AT. FINN,
S. E. corner SEVENTH and ARCH Streets,
Rai - Cut this out for reference.
NEW STORE!!!
B. B. Cor. NINTH AND AIME STREETS.
J. COWPERTHWAIT 42i)
We wo inte t CienCierl or old Colston/era
and the public generally to ouretock of
FANCY Asa) sTAeLE DAT GOODS,
Which we will sell at
VERY LOW PRICES:
We have now on hand one of the argeet and most
complete stocks of
FANCY DRESS GOODS
Byer offered at retail in this city, embrasing all the
new styles and shades of
FOULARDS.
FIDE ILK GRENADINES,
ALPACAS.
ALL WOOD-DE LAMM
PLAIDS
MOZAMBIQUES,
MORAIRS.
GRENADINE BAREGES,
POPLINS.
ORGANDIES,
JAt:ONETS,
STRIPED AND PLAID LENDS, sm.
A large and well-selected stock of
.
BLACK AND INDIA- SILKS,
Which will be Bold low.
1 lot double-.width Mozambique, 600 yards, at .37X4.
1 lot Brocade Poplins. 400 yarde, at 31c.
Ithopherds' Plaids from 373‘c.
Fine °Mallen ai Sic.
SHAWLS!
In great varlet) —all toe new fabrics and designs for
Spring and Summer wear, ranging in price from El 00
to *SO, Thome in want of bargains in this line should
give no a call.
LADIES' CLOAKINGS. all shades.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES, for Hens' and Boy's wear,
from $1 np
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
An. immense vanety conaleting of Table Linens, Coun
terpanes. Napkins, Doylies, Towels, Toilet Covers,
Russia Crash, Stair Crash, sc.,&a
We would also cell the attntion of buyers to -our
stock of Mriblins, Shootings, Flannels, Calicoes. French
Chintzes. Figured Brahmans. Wool Table Covers, Co
lored-Damask Table Cloths, in 6-4. 7.9, and 6.-4 sizes,
VERY CHEAP!
Our line of
WHITE GOODS
is now complnte, comprising tanning Linens, White
Brillianteo, Cambric Mullins Victoria Lawns, Naln•
Books.S. lea MIIPHDP. Plaid ille• &c dic,
a COWPERTHWAIT (111 CO.,
R. S. CORNER NINTH. LIND d.ROR S
11'1,6 wfm-t! PHILADELPHIA.
E. & L.
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARC 11,
HAVE THE FOLLOWLEG DEPARTMENTS WELL
STOCKED FOR THE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
SPRING TRADE
1864:
SILK DEPARTMENT.
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
DRESS-GOODS DEPARTMENT.
WHITE-GOODS DEPARTMENT.
POINT LACE DEPARTMENT.
MOITRNING DEPARTMENT.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
MEN'S-WEAR DEPARTMENT.
HOUSEKEEPING STAPLE GOODS.
mhl6-wfm
Na I, V . ORNER EIGHTH AND
.i
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO,
(FI)2III.ERLY COWPERTHWAIT di CO.).
HAVE NOW OPEN,
A Ana assortment of Black Silke.
Small Plaid India Silks.
Plain. Striped. and Plaid Popline.
SuParlor Black and.Oolored Alpacas.
Pink, Bine, and Bn Brilliant',
Pink. Bine, and Bnff Percales,
Striped and Figured French Chintzes
&RAWLS. SHAWLS. SHAWLS.
100 Lama Wool Swamlt. from 52.60 to SI
100 Mozambique " $2 to.s7.
100 Silk Check " $4 to MX
100 Black Stella. " $2.50 to $2O
we still have an immense stock of
coTrox AND LINEN
MIDETINGB AND. SHIRTINGS.
600 dozen Towels and Napkins.
A full Hue of Bassesip Table Linens.
The celebrated Power and Baud- Loma Takdo Linens.
Etnekabaelc,Birdam and Diana.
Lancaster, Manchester, and HoneY-
Comb
Pink, BD:mould White Maneiliee CenntWpAnee eXid
Cloths. Casatnieres. and Cloakings.
A fall assortment of Sackings.
A full assortment of Cloths and Caeslmerea.
A full assortment of Boys' wear.
At Wholesale and Retail
N. W. Corner Eighth and Market Streets.
•
mhT6mwf tirl
HSTEEL & SON HAVE NOW OPEN -
• a shotee aseortplent of
11,W SILKS.
Noire Antiques. 17 to $5
Plain Corded Silky, $1.02% to 1113.150.
pigared Corded Silks. $1.8234.
lain Poll de Solna. a 125 to 23.25.
Panospeilks. 750. to 85.
Black Gros Grain Silks. $1.26 to 23.24.
Figured Black Silks. SL2S to 82.
Plain Black gilke S73Lc, to SO.
Plaid India Silk*, El73Se.
Light. ground Rich-figured Poniards. 71,25 to 31.62
2120-tf Dos. 713 and 715 A.- PBBPB Street.
MILLINERY.
F. MARTINDALE WILL OPEN
•••••-•-• on THURSDAY. April 7: a handsome assortment
nt gprir Itlld Summer MILLIN E RY. No. 10 North
EIGHTH Street. spB-20
MILLINERY.
MISS B. M MULLIN,
No. 9291 CHESTNUT STREET.
Will open on
- THTIRsDAT, APRIL Ith,
A bandsome assortment of Fashionable
!FIRING MILLINERY.
Including some ewes of
spll.2t. FRENCH BONNETS AND HATS.
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, AND WIN
DOW SHADES -New stook of English Olowte Inst
received. and 'for sale Vilely, et Wg. ORSA.O OILS%
o. 4111 /ROI& 51001ip belpw Mat
NM, zahle-ivr
Etabrollering Canvas.
Zephyr Pattern".
Crochet Cottoa.
81 , 1, Cords,
T , dy Cotton,
Machine silk.
Crochet Needles.
Fun Umbrellas,
Travelling Bags,
Pocket Books,
Hair Brushes,
Combs,
Perfumery.
Matting Bindings
Scissors,
BalmoraLs.
Philadelphia.
ap2•sw2t
IN YOUR OWN HOME COMPANY,
S. E. corner Fourth and Walnut Streets.
Insurers in this Company have the additional gua
rantee of
CAPITAL STOCK all paid up IN OANEL which, to
gether with CASH ASSETS, now on bawl, amount to
OVER
INCOME FOR THE YEAR 1963 OVER
LOSSES PAID DURING THE YEAR AMOUNTING
TO OVER
DIVIDENDS MAW, ANNUALLY, thus aiding the In
sured to pay Prembdbm.
The last DIVIDEND on all Mutual Policlee in force
December 31,1663, was
Of the amount of PREMIUMS received during the year.
Its TRUSTEES are well-known citizens in our midst,
entitling it to more coneideration than them whose
managers reside in distant cities.
HAVE Is OU PRQVIDED FOR YOUR
FAMILY AN INSURANCE ON YOUR LIFE?
1,/FE INSURANCE COMPANY,
G. C. RIPLEY. SEC
PHILADELPHIA. OFFICE,.
CORNER FOURTH AND LIBRARY STREETS
HOLLINSHFAD & GRA.VES,
INSURANCE AGENCY
No. MN WALNUT SPERM'. PHILADELPHIA.
The following well-known and responsible Insurance
Companies are now prepared to labile policies at their
A gen cy. No. 312 Walnut street, Philadelphia. on Build
ings. Merchandise, Furnitnre. Vessels in port and their
cargoes,- ■nd other property, agsinet lose or damage by
Err, on favorable terms:
Howard Insurance Company. of New York (1825).
Samuel T. Skidmore. president; Henry A. Oakley, secre
tary.
Irving Fire Insurance Company, of New York (1852).
Mason Thompson. president: Martin L. Croweal. seers.
tart'.
Adriatic Fire Insurance Company of New York (1252).
William A. Caver, president; Frank W. Lewis. secre
tary.
Commercial Fire Insurance Company, of New York
(1550). Joseph Petit, president; N. V. B. Fowler. se
cretary.
Mercantile Fire Insurance Company of New York
(1832). William. A. Thompson, president; John Baker,
secretary.
Albany City ilre Insurance Company, et ...ilbany. N.
Y. (WO). William Tillinghast, president; John H.
Rice, secretary.
STATEMENT OP AFFAIRS OF THE ADRIATIC FIRE
INSCRAtiIIE COMPANY OF NEW yomg.
Auency, 3171 WALNUT Street. Philadelphia..
JANUARY 1, not
Cash capital. increased January. 1804, from
3100,000 to 4600.000 DO
Surplus 97,712 40
Bonds and Mortgages, first liens on Real Es-
United'
States Bonds, 6.20. and Certificates of 4194,033 74
Indebtedness 150.173 03
Cash Loans, secured by stooks ----- 8 097 to
Cash in Bank and on hand 81,400 95
Premium unpaid and interest accrued . . 9.187 81
Liabilities
Dividends dmaared i t oL detl ivolEAD k ()Rives.
apl-fmwek h o 31X1 WALNUT Street , . Philads.
VIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
m. —The PENNSYLVANIA FIRE INSURANCE CON'
PANT. Incorporated 1826. CHANTER PERPETUAL.
No. 510 WALNUTStreet. opposite Independence &mare.
This Company. favorably known to the comannitY
for nearly forty years, continues to ineureV n t Lose
or Damage by Fire on Milo or Private Bail . either
permanently or for a limited thue Also. on item.
Stocks or Goode, or iffershandine generally, on liberal
terms.
Their Capital. together with a large Sciciplite Tlind•
invested in the most careful manner, which enables them
to offer to the insured an undoubted smutty in Miriam
*floss.
DIRECTORS.
Jonathan Patterson. J D o ani t : ovee
1 ernx.
Smith. Jr..
Alexander Benson,
Fall Hall ehurit. Thom" Smith,__._
Thomas Robin*. Henry Lewc..
J Gillingham Tell.
JONATHAN PATTERSON, President.
WILLIAM G. CROWELL. se oratory.
FAME INSURANCE COMPANY,
1: No. SOH CH1031717T STMT.
PHILADELPHIA.
PIRS AND 'ELAND IMEIVRANOI.
DIIIIIOTORS.
John W. Beeman.
Robert B. Potter,
John Kessler. Jr.. .
E. D Woodruff.
Charles Stokes.
Joseph D 1111114
MEL pr.da, jui :
!A11101304 Vltt
!MC*
°Hes. ill
W. I. 3s.soirogAßDlikta
MEDICAL.
LYON'S KATHAIRON;
Rathairon le from the Greek word "Hathro." or " Int.•
thairo." signifying to Cleanee, rejuvenate. and restore.
Thin article le what Its name signifies. For preserving,
restoring and beautifying the ADMAN. HAIN it is the
most remarkable preparation in the world. It t. again
owned and pat up by the original proprietor, and in now
wade with the same care, skill. and attention which
gave it a sale of over one nriliion bottles per annum.
It is a moat delightful Hair Dressing.
It eradicates sane' and dandrof.
It keeps the bead cool and clean
It makes the Marna; soft, and glossy.
It prevents the hair from falling off and turning gray.
It restores hair upon bald head's
Any lady or nentlemon who value') a bundled h&c& of
hair should use LYON'S RATRAMON It in known
ace used throughout the civilized world. Bold by all
respectable dealers
DEMAS 8. BARNES & CO.- Ifew York
HAGAN'S ILIGNOLIK BALM,
Thin is the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. It changes the sun. burnt face and
bands to a pearly satin texture of ravishing beauty. im
parting the marble purity of youth and the (figtingue
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 ininrions to the skin.
Patronized by actr.eees and opera etagere. It is what
every lady amid have. Sold everywhere,
Prepared by W. B. HAGAN. Troy. N. Y.
Address all orders to
DEMAS S. BARNES & 00., New York
HEIMBTIIEET'S INIMITABLE HAIR HERB
BATIVE.-NOT A BEE,
But restores gray hair to its original color, by supplying
the capillary
tubes with natural sustenance, impaired
by age or disease. All foolariterneotis dyes are composed
of lunar cattatic, destroying the vitality and beauty of
the hair, and afford of themselves no dressing Heim
street's 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, eradicate*
dandruff, and Imparts health and ideneantnele to the
head. It has stood the teat of time. being the original
Hair Coloring, and Is constantly increasing in favor.
used by both gentlemen and ladles. It is sold by all re
spectable dealers, or can be procured by them of the
commercial agents, D. S. BARNES & CO.. 202 BROAD.
WAY, New York. Two slats, 60 cents and 81.
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 placed over the top of
each bottle Each stamp bears the/ac simile of my sig
nature, and without which the article is a counterfeit.
dangerous, and worthless imitation. Examine every
bottle. Tkis Liniment has been in use and growing In
favor for many years. There hardly exists a hamlet on
the habitable globe that does not contain evidence of its
wonderful effects. It is the beat emollient in the world.
With its present improved ingredients, its effects upon
man and beast are perfectly remarkable. Sores are
healed, pains relieved, lives saved, valuable animals
made useful, and untold ills assuaged. For bruises,
sprains, rheumatism. swellings. bites, cute, caked
breasts, strained horses. &c.. it is a sovereign remedy
that should never be dispensed with. It should be in
every family. Said by all druggists.
fe22•mwfdmdreowem D. S. BARNES. New York.
INSURANCE.
INSURE YOUR LIFE
OF PHILADELPHIA,
6250,000
e 600,000
6200,000.
X62;OOO.
FIFTY PER CENT
Alexander Whi
J. _Edgar Thomson.
George litigant.
Eon. James Pollock.
Albert C. Roberta,
P. B. Mingle.
Samuel Work,
ALEX. WHILLDIN, President.
SAMUEL WORK, Vice President.
JOHN S. WILSON, Sec. and Tress
ar4.l2t.
HOME
STOCK AND MUTUAL,
ON A PLAN WFrICH GIVES THE
GREATEST pßzwrioAL ADVANTAGES
TO THE ASSURED.
WALTER S. GRIFFITH. PRESIDENT
I. IL YBOTHINGHAII, THEM
WILLIAM J. COFFIN. ACTUARY
ESLER, AGENT.
.v9-mweau
Pseuds N. Buck.
ohesieshardiest.
Henry Lewbs.
0.. W. Davis,
P. E Justice.
011046 A. West.
FRANCIS W
William J. Howard.
Bamnel T. Bodine.
John Aikman
-
CnsrlesF Heazlitt,
Hon. Joseph Allison,
Isaac Elazlehnret.
S TEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS
FOR BALE.-1 rear of low-Pressure. doable acting
vertical beam MIMES. with SO inch cylinders, and 7
feet stroke. having .a 20. feet-gear Ily wheel, with 181
cogs. Length of cog 18 inches. and 4-inch pitch. Also.
ajeck-gear of 62 teeth. These Smarms are rated at. Ot
hers, power, and ware built by Cornet, in flightinaele.
of Prey!deuce, and are exceedingly smooth working
and aulnetantlal machines. The two cylinders can be
operated as one machine, or separately. They would be
sold singly or together.
6 ReturmFlne BOILBRIL 22 feet long. with 75 inch
shells. Bach Boiler has 20 finer. 6 and 10 inches In di
ameter. The boilers are made of Nrinsth Iron. are in
mood order, and-will be sold whh or without fronts,
PlYes, yalyea
The above aredo•be sold for no faults; Engines of dotb
ble the power being required for our prseent work.
They are now.rtanding, In good working order, and
can be examined at any time, upon application at the
BAIIMRBAO MILLS, Salem. Bless.
mhti•wstf JOllll KILBURN, Agent.
FINE LIKENESSES.-WHO WOULD
not Invest $1 in such pictures as 11E1MIR'S colored
Photograrbs, at that very moderate charge for the gnat
ity ? Go to SECOND Street, above Green. 11*
'PLOUGHS, HARROWS. CULT!.
VATOBS. Hay. Straw, and Fodder annum Gorn
Shaltere. Corn Mille. Garden and Field Roller!. Seed
Drills. Broad-east Seed NOWEITM. Churns. Batter Workers,
Spades, Shovels. Hoes, Rakes. A aricaltural and Horti
cultural Implements i D g V a DL re t DR STo s&leOy
SOS,
Seed and Imaiement WArebonse.
Nos. 91 and 28 South Street.
ft FINE MIXED LAWN GM 48g
SEED, suitable for Isamu, allow plats. awl tama
ble*. For Dale by DAVID LANDENTH Rs SON,
its Dios. SI and 5/13 South SIXTH Street.
CONNECTICUT TOB &COO SEED,
... 16 0 extra fine Quante% ?or eale.bY
DAVID. LANDRETH & /3011.
It* Noe. %land 23 South SlX:TH.Street.
VERATON & DEN(ik.LA, _HARDWARE
" Commiasion Harem/to. 507 COMBIZSCIE and 510
NORTH Streets. offer for tale:
Anchor Brand Mb; Plymouth Mill Ravel&
W. & B. Entenera Cast Steel; Bale Cabinet Loelce.
Putnam's Horse BM.; Locke's &hoot MMus.
Copper Brass. anie , lron Wire; Cotton Cards.
Also, a full assortment of American Hardware.
falt.Bmif
$327,712 40
GOLD'S IMPROVED STEAM
AND
WATSIL-BEATINM APPLE/ MIS
Per Ve.Lll..tizg Petals BAIidiSSA Ina
Private liesidances.
Manufaehina by the
IJ.AION MASI AND WATEIPAYING COMPANY
OF PHILADELPIA
JAMES P. WOOD.
41 South FGEFETEL Stoma.
inhis-tar-39 m M. FP.I.TONELL. SlaparhatendenA
. .
BUILDING HARDWARE.
STRAP BINGES. I T RINGS%
KRTBs L HINGES. I SKOV rail,. STRAP&
sad alt kinds or wrob.t Hinges IsTee ore or
SHUTTER BOLTS, I Min - BOLT
and. many articles of Building and Carriage ardwars.
manufactured on hand at
JACKSON IRON WORKS.
mhTI-3m Ofilse No. 236 OH - BROM ABU'.
ilannfastnralaet Warranted BRAM and HAY fifiaLla.
UPHOLSTERING.
H B BLANCH/kith dr. CO.
Northeast earner THIUTBSSIVII and cassnitrests.
Carpets and Matting made and said.
Bedding, Hair ?ointment, &o.
tahBO-Sat Verandah Awninsa
NMCORRECT PIANO TIINTNG
—Mr. 0 E. SARGENT'S Order Trivia;
and Repairing_ Pianos ate received at d A tjoir k 00,1 .
Store. 9 , F,1t O.II.ESTJEUP Street. *nig.
Er. B. bail had eleven years' factory szperieno, s o ,
Lou and IVOyears' employment 'at ghliadeiplata
SiECIAT, —Maws ratecitturld is mud as soft !Si
sweet.tosed as new. without.rm.gyv.Nff.
Toros far T an a na . 410. orta-Sim"
WANTS.
CA 1.% VABsEIh S WANTED.—NOW
r ( P&Y. s. larks uortr , l,` of PELBSIDWIT LTNOOLN.
Ago - mt. ,sorded fur 'at- of Ph iladelphta. end COUCIII6B Or
Pi . r.....yivEtnin. tiARTA6III. rubMettffr.
1 •
12.14 N•4OM Stmt. Phllada.
CARPET iiALESM.E.N. WANT 6T,
in a Wholeeale Carpet Home. in New York, one or
two experienced and competent Eialotmen. Thnee'having
an acquaintance with bnyere prMect ed. and v 7,11 be ;the•
rally iteattd with For partictOrtre toply to JetliSS A.
"13.T.r lOTT & CO. Nu 4,32 M RKZIP Phila sa-fito
TENOR AN i) II 4 89.-F MEI L ithS
Artiets desire Situetione in a quartette c: , air or surges
~rxbclass Etdecoval Church They are well acquainteek
with the Iplecopal eervlces, and can give ti rat, cl ins re
feinnev s. Address •• Tenor and Bate," !WS , Bs tV , VISY
Street. ap6-3tv
WANTED -A MAN TO TAKE
• • cbarge of Two Hone* at Ok.etrint Hill. N.lne
nePd exCeot well recommended. Addraes Box
DM Poet Office, ap4.Be,
Wi• ICTED-AS FOItEMAN IN A CAR
lry Fa , ct.s.ry. one Machini, t, with soma experience in
Dreftivg; One Mlackdftith, and one Meitner. None will
Fe eccepied without eanenctory retereome RA to ortathi
cations. Especially most they be relice)le Union men
Applc personllly, at 945 Ridge avenue bettv'een 10
cll.: 11 A. M ,on WHEW Er , DellS. the 6th and 13th. or br
ieler until the 13th. addre>ved as above, "Union.
two or th re& good Moulders apB-4i*
WAN TED-TO RVNT BY THE
tint of Ananat, a largo HOUSE. with modern
eormcnietees sitnatirbetwean Chestnut and SPrriss'gfe,a
and east of •isieenth tst. Address teamed( stely. Ss Vuo
P O. apl3-2V
WANTED --A. SOnER, INDUSTRI
ous MAN, betake clam of a Taihrink &tabßah.
meat. De mutt a good Cutter. and practical bug. ,
net. MELD, One who can come well recommended cam
have a good aituation by calling immediately •
E 0 1 1ESS,
pl.6t* QUAKERTOWN, Ducks county. Pa.
WANTED—TO RENT OR.. PIETA
cHA*E, by 15th dtin2 next a large HOMEIL with
modern con - cm - lances, at a central I..cattnn. Atidrcas,
stating locality and terms, Box 2075 Phil P 0: anitnew3t*
da WANTED TO RKNT-A SMALL
urx ROUSH., or two or three Rooms, either tarnished
or ruarornithed. near Camp William Pena, ()icy (slue.
or Old YOlkitead &att.' real/61 , 1 vdnia fiallrOad,
Addreene No. 1313 S. TENTH Street. Pinta, aps at.
in WANTED-A COTTON FA.O
- TORY. in complete runningorder. containing from
60 00 to 10,(00 spindles with the necessary Monte. Re
In replying to thir advertisement. state the quantby and
kind of machinery. with detailed - description thereof
when are hs , wham built; ales, whether the machinery
ift now >nrziog. end eel:water by water or K 133,131 Jaen r;
el= o. a description of the factory buildings, the quantity
of ground attached thereto, and whether either will be
sold arately • and price of sac h.
This being a Lona fide advertisement, pamtlee wishing
to &ell will give fill particulars, 1.1 ght F IR.I
ALFRED ,TEICS dr SON;
It No. Ori 'North FLONT .Ptilhlelobian
8000 -WAN TE D • A PA aTN ER
5 9 •wi th the above capitol, to extend a cafe
and pr. , fitahle Manufacturing Business. Adc reas Part
net, " Press office mlis St*
rs 5 A biONTH I —l W.a.NT TO HIEZ.
- v • •-• AGENTS in every Coney, at 1176 A month, en-
Pantos paid. to cell my new cheap Family Sewing . Ita
elfin pa. Address S. HADTS(IN. Alfred. Ale rfel2 41
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
TO LET.--1111( SKCOND, UHIRD,
- 4 .- and fourth Boom at 235 MARKET Street, through
to ( - taunt. alley . m 029 if
FOl 4 . SALE, PRICE SSMOO-MO
s= dern tbree.tory DWELLING. wt.h elde yard, 36
feet trout. MAI-Late No. 132 , 3 JEFF eRSON Street
ap6•wi6t' RJ• DOB BINSOLOS South FOURPTE St
el FOR SALE OR TO RENT--A
JimiL small COTTAGE on SUMMIT Street. CHESTbUT
HILL, with gee. bath, and water. Apply at No 209
houtb FOURTH Street. ap6-6t•
C GERMANTOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE..by M Thomas & son. on TOEsDAT.
April 12 —A larae and convenient HOUSE. on 10 EU VIII
LANE, In the county), yet near to railroad station.
marbets. stores, churches, Ac. It has beater, hot and.
cold' hydrant water, and a well of excellent water, gas,
and long porches
Lawns on three sides, well shaded with fine old trees.
A good stone stable and large bitchell prden, The pro
perly will be shown by the tenant.
Terms easy. IS &LC PU 7H,
apEatitit* No. 407 WALNUT Street, 3d story.
e t TWO LARGE NEW TFTREE
STORY MANSIONS% one with four and the other
twelve acres f ground, all in complete order; gla one
of eight ROOMS—Darby. Apply to E. MIDDLETO
Darby. 11p5 St*
fa PUBLIC SALE-OF A
- HAaDSOME.COUNTRY R2RIDENCR,
On THURSD CY, And/ 2Sth, 1,564, at 2 o'c,ock,
On the promises, situate in
JED%INTO Wlt, oN THE OLD YORK 1104 D,
half a mile from railro,,d station, nine miles from the
city", coots ming about
2,34 ACRES OF LAND.
The improvements are a two story Cottage, built or
brick, roughcast. twelve rooms, with one.story•bact
kitel,en, finished and papered throughout; furnace in
cellar, range it kitchen. frame stable. and other out
buildings; .lin) wells with pumps, soft water; ft spring
on rear of lot ; large garden. frait of all kinds; beautifai
shade trees, • hrubbery &c
Poeeeratoe inmediatay Conditions on day of sale.
ar b-we7r` TH0111 , 13 P. MANY PENNY.
81 SECURED MORT
,300. — GAGE E , L of l t - hiq amount for sale by J. R.
WHEELER. 113 South FIFTH Street. aps.2t.
BOARDING.
BOARD WAY] ED.- A (:;. E NTLEIVIAN
and Me wife want Board,beginning May 1, in a em all
Private fatally. where there are no other boarders. Loci:
tion between Twelfth and Eighteenth streem and Spruce
and Race greets. One or two pleasant rooms I , quired,
Reference exch apnea Address 'ld 0.," Preee office. 6-11 t.
LOST AND -FOUND.
I OPT-A CERTIFIOA`i E OF 5-PER
- 4 CENT. LOAN OF STATE OF FEEESTLYANIA,
for 5616.1:15_, dated Marsh 12. IMO. No. 3M. in name of
WILLIAM MEREDITH. Also. a Certificate of 5-per
sent. Loan of State of Pennsylvania, tor the sum of NM
dated June 30, 1/246, 80. 1402. in the name of ELI X
PRICE, administrator of William Meredith in (met. A.p.
nitration has been made to the Auditor General for a re
newal of said Certificates
felfl-Sm ELI K. PRICE. No. SU ARCH Street.
LEGAL.
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT OF
IN
CHESTER COUNTY.
RULE UPON HEIRS
CHESTER COUNTY So.:
A Rola is granted by 111111. Court npoa
IROBERT ALISON, of Frederic County. Mary
land k. : GEOkGR ALISON, of Bunks County,
Pa.: JOSEPH EARESLL, and RACHEL. his
wife, of Philadelphia, and upon all the noire and legal
representatives. and all persons interested in the Estate
of RUDEtLT ALIstoN. late of flacillan towa.hip, said
county. deceased, requiring them to he, and appear, at
an Orphan S' Collit to hr held at WEST on
MONDAY, the 15th day of April next, then and there to
ace. pt or refuse said Relate at the valuation thereof, or
to show CRUSE why the same should not be sold accord
ing to law. By the Court.
THOMAS H. WINDLE, Clerk.
EBES WESLH. Sherif!.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE, WEST CHESTER. April 2, A. D., 1364.
erg wit
NOTICF.-14.STATE NAN C Y
't SIMMONS, late of- West Nottingham township,
Chester connty, deceased.
To JOHN A. SIMMONS. 'who volunteered in the
service of the United States, and has not bean heard from
since the first day of May. A. D.. 1883. end is believed
to be dead, a scn of sato decedent ; MAMA SIMMONS.
widow of JAMES T. SIMMONS. who died in Ohio
about five years ago ; and to MANY J. and ANNA V.
daughters of the said JAMES T. and ELIZA. which said
widow and two daughters have since removrd. as the
petitioner has been informed, to toe State of Virginia.
and whore reeddtnces are therefore unknown to bine.
which said JAMES T SIMMONS was a son of said de
cedent 'the said parties being, with others. heirs and
legal representatives of the acid NANCY SIMMONS. de-
ceased. and to all others interested in the estate of said
decedent,
1,3 NOTICE.
That an Inquest will be held and taken on WEDNES
DAY, the kOth day of April, - A. D. 1864. at 11 o'cl•iek
A. M. , at the premises late of said NANCY SIMMONS.
dee-lies& situate in the township of Weat Nottingham.
Cheeter county. being a metsnage end tenet of land
bounded by Lands cf Sarah Mullen, Josiah P. Lee and
others. cantaining THIRTY ACRES ClO A ) more or loss
with the appurtegalleFFl, for the purposes of making par-
Nylon of the said Real Este e to and among the heir, and
legal representatives (Weald decedent, if the same can be
done without prejudice to or spoiling the whole, other
wire to valve and appraise the earns according to law. at
which timeand place you are hereby notified to attend
if yon think proper. BEES WELSH. Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE, WEPT CHESTER, Pa April 2, 1861.
ape lea
CABINET FURNITURE.
C ABINET FURNITURE AND BIL
LIARD TABUS.
MOORE & C %BRION,
Ito. 261 SOUTH SECOND SPREET,
in connection with their extensive Cabinet business. are
now manufacturing a smonlor article of
BILLIARD TABLES,
and bays now on hand a lull supply. foisted with the
MOONS & CAMPION'S IMPROVEtt OCT3HIO/S,
wb ch are pronounced-by all who save used them to be
superior to all others For the quality and Won of
these Tables. the manufacturers refer to their numerene
patrons throughout the Union. who are familiar with
the character of their work. sob tlat
~l = ~v ~+
MISS Ebtll4" - SHAW'S READING
AID OP Ills
asasir CENTRAL FMB,
AT THIS 11131110.1. X. PI7ND BALL,
On PEIDAY EVINIBICP. April Bill.
ea 8 o'clocEr.
C °ERZ sPoli DIM CZ.
- •
PEILKDkLPITIA:. AVM 2 IBM
lidrsa Essiq &BAY?: Having near.% bow Melly plow
•• Readinplo ' have been appreciated in blew Banked an&
elsewhere, we bon leave to edit t yanr kind office.. in' aid
of the Funds of the rrlyate and Public dehool Doldert
went of the Great Central Fair. We will be much gran•
fled if you 1011 favor the project by naming an early con
venient day, when we may have the plea.,
to aa
nonnce that pat[ will give oar citizens the
_privilege of
nearing ycnr Sesitationa Witneentimento
of rennin. we 2.1&
. ,
V•73' remelt fully. I,onr obedloat mordants
lids:rind %bloom. . Win. H. Furness;
C. J. 8t.1114i, - .
; Theo Cnyler.
..I T Tbonispi, ' Constant , inil Ion;
'Wm. V. Judson, I Sam. J. Reeves.
(Ivo. hy, kin, Jr.. Rd warol Hopper .
'Ounce Ennwsv...tr.„ i . Tue R Townisend.
LA VlEttlitt HOUFE. April 4: 1861
Thr4it".s.. RA.
To 8 4 i
74 n no (Mat 168 <7 . iSti tie* and .10 8. F.
1:11 . 7.FGE- nekAowledge. with plevuite, the incl.-
tatle pc, luny .xtroded top eb7 source, Tee and other.
genth,Meticr Philati-1:11,14., to >4l,i, a r,barding in aid of
the School Department of the Orem: Cowrat Fair
1 amain, yra"l Frm nto , .;haVyty te hale thiq gtpte)1111111tY
to CO, in 7 wife Into the arae,oh,, Pori rour Fair will
dorthtleoir conlithate to tho ,oaettary Clath end will set
apart Friday krentng, Avrn SCh ter tbo w . epo.ted read.
You,s el acetely.
TEST hi63IALS
Shr4Nr4 Sego the guinea of high
epocninme, , te boperoei, , a by the futiowtror
TEetl
mopiaie from tbaee moat quelifiel to.imige .
FROM DR. Obi tii; 31901E2. BOATS-N.
- •
Min navy Lax much grace and itignitY, a 7017 SWDOL,
37 )..pa.tbetic voice. a he enunclatbdi. and, to t;
an ahnOStfamilVe6o 1 , 76912110.44101. round no Hata to
crlucuse c „ .ar feared , / 71139 t Ae 4frADDling in LhD
trietecte fan tt.
FROM REV• .7176; WilB6. *VATPFS.TOWN
Mire thaw p.,to weer , pvier enough L'tr imitiving the
Popaler biatillereliooF Of eoma racoons heatieri. bat too•
=lento:olft and timplioitvtrrigive it that direction. Bhe .
isi with the denim to re.mion oat:oral in tone.
eta-ture, and expreatdou, v. Elle she Pr.33BTVAA every dye
petit; of tentier eleumninf ir A author There h. lack
01 ewers' and par>ion whizh nbair.peare 0: Brownie/
rrquiree; het the &el.na of tt zruarra ie delicately shaded,
one the true glare of woman cornea the whole.
Nine. haw sat teen kiecily permitted to refer to the •
following 00n;lenneo .
.
Bon. Ei•IMOZi P Chase. Seerpttry . ot the Trea.nrr.
Bon; WID.a Backiogbam, G Der of Con p oc ti ga t .
, b.. Pre...a0.0. r-4,vro
R P. 11.nnx Pxorwm or of Rbr.to: - 17....tb Brown University.
kttphes. S. Decatur. U. S. M.
31,0. S' Dwight, Erthor of Jonrnr.h idn3lo. Boston.
Chas: EBouton.
Rol. N. Et, zlivrood B r oar, Concord;•Xass.
READING,
PRO,: It A ...IHNE
Oa Ptak IntY••••
Ceerite MeeLree
Death of Joe :Ritelf Botisf)
Woel ded ............
Sere Weller'.7el,:mt
Tbe . Vagabwida
I ady , Jars
.Tonotban to Johll.
The - Second Lou%iasa.
More
!grading to corm sice S o'clock.
Tickets 60cents , with reserved seats. LC , )n had at
GIOULD'B, SEVIINVII and ti Haersur ace.
EAST' LYNNE
MRS WOOD. the Authoress of this most popular
Nuvel, has dramatized it e chilly for
MISS - LAURA KEENE.'
who has received it from England by the "City of Lon
don."
TIRE EARL'S DAUGHTER OF EAST LYNNII,
A PLA7 Ia 5 ACTS
the first Dramatic Work of
WOOD,
will be proOnced by
MISS' 'LAURA KEENE
FRIDAY NIGHT, APRIL Bth,
FOR HER BENEFIT
At the WALNIIT•STREDT THEATRE ap41411
CONCEII.T HAIAL.
J. W. WILLER
SIMMONS! SIMMONS!' SIMMONSI
THE GREAT ILLUSIONIST
BASILIC , OTH /rai ADMATITEGIET:
mAREIso AEI) pLATsEurND
THE IMAIBivnE A111)1bNOSS
CHARMED, MYSTIFIED, SENfi,T ORIZED. AND
THRILLED BF THE
JI.ICITOCRAT OF THE . REALE6 OF NADI°.
Whose
WONDKR.FUL PEIVOILMANCEB
Enrnaaft beli.f. and
"MAKE ONE'S ETES TRE; . PsoL 0' THE OTHER
SENSES "
THE SPIRi.TITALISTS SORSLY PS iiPLBXIID
By tbe astounding expoBe of their frauds as given by
THE t.REAT 6111 MONS.
In bis grant) lour of
THE BLOOD RED WRITING ON TRH' RK
ILLUSORY MIRACLES
W 111136 contintwd
- EVENT EVENING THIS WEEK.
New Tricks every night. in addition to the most barna
tifal and mysterious of the feats performed by
THE SORCERERS OF - 0111 NA AND JAPAN,,
Including_
THE GREAT JAPANESE PAPILLIONACEOUS MYS
TERY: Om
THE FLIGHT 00 PHs BUTTERFLY.
The most pleasing, graceful, and beautiful feat ever
witnessed. aid
LE SABOT JAPANESE;
TOP-SPINNING ON A SINGLE THREAD,
AND •
THE CALIGRAPHY CF THE DEAD.
For further particulars see pampb lets.
Ad arise ion 150 aente
Children under ten Tears 25 GS
Doors open at 7: SeanSe at R o'cicelt '
°RAND MAT.NEE ON SATURDAY. ap6-4t
MRS. HENRY WOOD,
. er67t ELWP LYNNE.
.ivpis. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCM
STREET THEATRE.
REAPPEARANCE OF
MRS. JOHN DREW.
ROSEDALE,
Olt •
THE RIFLE BALL.
This great play, by Lester WaNacE. Esq , will be.pro
duced. for the first time in Philadelphia, en nfla
day) EVENING April 4lth 1864, Ana played
EVERY EVENING UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
WITH
EVERY SCENE NEW,
Charlet; J. Hawthorne and R B. Smith
Macb Limy by Jahn Fame,
New and appropriate Musts by Chae N. God worth.
Military Costumee bY Wannemaker Brawn. -
Properties and Appointments by George Harris.
New Chan , eller by Cornelius At Baker.
Hphalstery by. B F. Etßlllgan.
Maitre de Dame George smith.
EVERY MEMBER OF THE COMPANY IN THE.
DISTRIBUTION
AND
MRS. JOHN DREW AS BOSH LEIGH.
CTIANaE OF TIME. —Doors open at 7; corn Tnence at to
S. Seats Secured one week In advance. without extra
charge. FRIDAY, Ben OS efit s 1 HRS. JOHN DREW.
RBDALE aptgt
LAURA KEENE,
ar6-2t 114.37 LYNNE
WA L UT• STREET THEATRE.
THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING, Aoril 6,
Last night but three of the engagement of Idles LAURA
%HENN. and Comedy Company, from New Fork. Neat
yal, by particular request, or the grand spectacular
derma of TElb SEA OP ICE,
Produced with the same maguidcent effects asperformed
at Laura Heene's Theatre. New York. npwsrds of 100
Webb., Introducing the entire Double Company. as also
the principal members of the Walnut street Theatre Com.
Pans. The performance will co h the faros.
WHICH SHALL I MARRY?
CITY OF LONDON,
apti 2t EAST LYNNE
G
R OVER'S CHESTNUT-STREET
TREATRE.
LEONARD GRO VER MARAOIII.
IMMENSE SUCCESS
IMMENNE SUCCESS
of Boneicaalt's gnat •merican Drama, the
OCTO.E.ON,
OCTOROON.
'which Will Ss roseatel ilitil - EVENING with all its
MAGNIFICEA'r SCENERY.
GREAT CAST. SUPERB 6111131 C. &c.. &c.
Regular Family Matinee. SATURDAY AFTAENOON.
apt.st April 9.
T ADY LAURA,
Fir 6 LADY SLIM
1703 CHF SI ER .(IC 0 HUMBUG)
writing on the Arm. without turning the back to
the audience, a la , Tharintart
COLCHESTER. THE (MEAT TEST BrEHIMI.
Will remain in town to cOurneo Partiel of the troth
of Sptrunalism, when compared with the tricks or Ne•
crmnancy and P econd. hand Jugslerv.
N B —Colchester does not cat off hie own head or
those of big patrons Call at 917 CHESTNUT Street.
over the store. a WA*
LADY ISABEL,
EAST LYNNE.
WSW CROSS AND JARVIS
WILL GIVE THEIR THIRD SO/REI OF
CLASSICAL MUSIC
f~[U'i:NiiU ~1M4~:M1:LM.~~I :N~'i )'tl)~.llff i•J♦
ON FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL 8
LADY. LAURA,
apt 3.2 6 EAST LYNNE
GRAND LIT
.t.Ro A T P R .V B
i tND MIISIOA.L.„
BY TAB
ALUMNI OF 'FHB GI
SCHOOL. KLb' HIGH AND NORMAL.
AT TI
AO.A.DEPdI" OF OS
MTMIO.
MONDAY BVSNINGE, Aorllll, 13 4
At Sista o'clock.
Tickets .. 60 cents.
Pecerved Seats can be obtained at Gould's Muds
Store. corner• of Seventh and Chestnut, without extra
amnia
Proceeds for:the•Sanitary Commission.
LADY ISABEL,
aP6.2t , LADY LAURA
ELEVENT/IBT. OPERA HOUSEL
"THE FAMILY RESORT."
CA RN011,083 &ED DUCEY'S HINSTRELS__,_
THE GREAT STAR THOUPS OP THE WORLD.
In tbelr
growl , mamma(' soingr,s,
gylendil singing, Beautiful Daucleg, Laughable Sleet"
leFoues, Plantation Scenes . fie.. by
TWENTY TAbENTED ARTISTS.
EVERY EVENING TEAS WEER.
Tickets 2.5 saute. Doors fpen at To'olook.
fe27.Sm .l . L. OARNOROGE, Business Mamma
ADY LAURA.
_LA
ans-2t
AS
L iDY IeABEL
THE GREAT PIUTURE
AT CONCERT HALL LECTURE ROOM .
Only a fenkilaye longer,
Commencing TUEIDAY, Aoril6th.
J. Insco Williams' celebrated.
PANORAMA. al , . Tll.}llll-BLE.•
This is the most complete and finished Painting or
Sacred Scriptures in the. World, comprising over fifti of
the most
SUBLIME AND THRILLING:SCUM
Of the first three thatusand yearn of Biblical _ .
forming altogether one of the Lout. exhibitions of tioh
sga.
OPEN EVERY EVENING at..." quarter to &o'clock.
.Af IIIiRSIOU 25 COMB.
I B. Matin6ee on Ttiesdax. Wednesday. Friday. and
Saturday eftarnoons, at 3 0'...0ck.
feta. Tan
Admission fon Chil drat Meseta.
EPADY BABEL
Of SAS Z LYNN N E,
LAMY
INSTITUTION FOR TB E
RutiTl ON *COPY WEDNESDAY, it aP. W. Mi.
colsecoa, TM CENTS. Score, No. U South want%
Stmt. iP
(4 ERN ANI A. ORCHESTRA..--PUBLIt
BEMAaRBAeLS evarr_SATBRDAY,It o'clost, P.
M . at tho MUSICAL FOND MALL. Slagle Basta fa
canto, Packages of atx Betide, 11. To behad at Al
aßws. 1104 orizsrifOT Street. 7. E. GOULD,_
VENTB and CBEhTNErT. and at the Ball door. foZE-
pENN SX LYA NI A. ACADEMY ON
THE PINE AIM.
1015 CHESTXIIT STREET.
OPEN DAILY (bundaya emoted) from 9 A. X. $
6D. M.
dmisalon 26 emits. Children belf Mk& Isai-it
CAR P ETB. OW IS THE, TI NEE,,
Mar are fool. and vary bait af eolon. tn,
1nt,22.m• WM. CRIAAMILA.
ava , A. SIKIOND St , 011b14.aaCt 044-
misomMXi
.I:ISV.LIT
.-T'tier
W. T. 11uppin.
.ebas. Dv*Am.
•••IPfr E. Multir.
••-Vaa. DiGllOlllll
.T Trowbildge.
•..•
. Geo-us H Hwier,
T. Rood
Manager