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31r Sherwood. Bedford co
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F Jotter. Peach Bottom
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Time Britton. 13 S •
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B W Arment. Lancaster J Kai:amen, Reading
SV E Seollenberger. PA S B Long
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Smith Harth , r,Fror Chase
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J Eases A'lt„ Montgomery
Bald Engle—Third a
Beni Stout. Bath. Pa
J W Barnes. Bath. Pa
H P Osborne. Bethlehem
Thoophilus Bret, Batton
7.ll'as Huber. Bethlehem
F Foelker. Allentown
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Jolla Such. Sr. Penns
Jamb Zepp. Lansdale. Pa
Jacob Laab. Kumarllle
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A Feaster. Holland. Pa
Nies Femur. Holland Ps
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Joni I ieaiaad, Lauo
David Woodring.Penna
Robert Long. Ersigelsville -
B Afßrdman. Penns
Jacrb Barnett. i J
B Weber. Howard, Pa
Baramm 4 s Hotel—Third street, above Rae*.
il R Preston, Washington IWin C Dees,. New York
'Wm blill.r R P Heath
Jas 8 Cavrnar. 17 BA,D R Chamberlin
Eaml Peterson. Perna ' J R Steadman. Glass
Joe hi Whitrey. 17 13 A !John 1 Hitl., Poona
Jacob B Lamw, 'Jersey N a viroodbury. Baltimore
I A Dawson. EGrautoa IN. G lifqrgaa, Dove r. PA
.!Madison House—Second, above Market.
Thos B Bopple. Delavare IP W Thant. Karnak
Moses T 4. ownan 1;n18.. It dill, Dolincton
Anbt Bests. Bucks co ;Jos Hart. Doylestown
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SPECIAL NOTICES_
HOTT'IR HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
orvb Bid WATHA BAIR RBSWEATIVE,
HOIT'S HIAWATHA HAIR. RESTORATIVE.
ROYI'S HIAWATHA 14AIR RESEIBATIVE.
HOYT'S HIAWATHA HAIR REsistnitrivs.
In Yon itf4.lenrs Poem Hiawatha was adjudged to have
t z omerred she greatest boon on his tribe because he
brought to its notice eorn. Evart' one will admitthat
. o ur preparcilon 1e warily of the Dame. for the Wallis
!_t confers when it is known.
WHAT THE HIAWATHA DOSS.
It restores faded and gray hair and whiskers to their
original color. it brings up the natural shading of one
hair With another. thus giving the hair a perftct life ap
rearancs, V) that the most critical ob , ,erver sunset de
tect its use It makes harsh hair soft and silky, slops its
falling out, cleanses it and the scalp from ail impurities.
is as readily applied and wiped from the skin as any hair
dressing• and entirely overcomes the bad effects of pre•
7101711 nee of preparations containing sulphur. sugar of
lead, J, C .
The proprietors of the Hiawatha published the fallen , -
lag challenge to test in the New York dailies three
weeks, which
WAS NEVER ACCEPTED
'Let some well known and disintereated persona ap•
votut ocs to the proprietor or each preparation for the
hair to brine 111) the color. Sven proprietor to use no
thing but Ile own preparation. and the person nothing
ease duriug the teat. A certificate of the result to be
Published at the expense of the unsuccessful coca.
yetitors. told everywhere. JOSEPH HOYT & CO.,
xchle-17 10 Mayoralty Place. New Yore._
HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!
DATCHBLOR'S celebrated HAIR DYE is the Best in
the World. The only Harmless, True. and Reliable
D7B k nown. This splendid Hair Dye is perfect—changes
Red. Rusty, or tray Hair lartautly to a Glossy Black
or ...Valuta/. Broom. without injuring the Hair or stain
ing the Skit" the Hair Soft and Beautiful: im
parts fresh vitality, frequently restoring its pristine
color. and rectifies the ill effects of bad Dyes. The
sennine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHELOR: all others
are mere imitations, and should be avoided. Sold by
an Drage - late. &c. FACTORY. St BARCLAY street.
~..arew York. Batchelor's new Toilet Cream for Dressiest
the Hair. i 729.13,
MASON
i3noir & Co's
HAIEGIff'S
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OABINIT
ORCLANS.
gr7P.K &VD.'
Vi:l73 400:1
❑PE PRIDE CLOTHING, OF THE LATBST
STYLBS.IESAIS in the Beat Manner, dYpresaly for RETAIL
SALES. LOWEST Belling Prices marked in Plain
Yignies. All Goode made to Order warranted ma'am-
Cory. OW OEM-PRICE SYSTEM 111 strictly adhered to.
All are thereby treated alike.
de2&l7 JONES at CO , 604 MARKET Street.
Till POPULAR. CLOTHING HOUSE OF PHILA.,
• • OAR HALL."
Ysst•slits goods and moderate prises.
WANAMAMO. k BROWN.
a Z. sorner SIXTH and MARE Streets.
4taml Deoirttnent (to mate to order) Vro. 18, Sixth A.
WIIELLEA cfL WILSUN 10-UEST
C I
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SEWING-IkLA. C HINE S.
THE CSEAPEST, SIMPLEST, AND
Salesrooms, 703 Chestnut Street above 7n.
112 EN-IVZLIMI3J-
SLOAN—BROOK k —On the 7th inPt , by Rev. Richard
liewton, D, D. William W. bluan to Elizabeth B.
Brooks. eldest daughter of Jeremiah 31. Brooks. all of
this city
INPANCOAST—LBWIS —On ThuriTlay, April 7111,1964
by the Bev. Doctor Ducachet, Doctor Wiliam Henry
Pancoast. of Philadelphia, to Miss Mary Ann Gertrade
Lewis, daughter of Doctor Blisha J. Lewis, of this
city.
PLANSBI7.II.OH—ITARLOW —ln Philadelphia, Wed
netday evening. April 6, by Rev. B. R. I.olley, Ensign
John W. Fiacsbnrg. U. & Navy, to Avila Marla, eldest
daughter of Otis Harlow , of New Bedford, Mass. •
BRODRRAD—LBWS.—On Wednesday. Out last , at
the Seventh Presbyterian Church, by toe Ray. James M.
Crowell, George H. Brodhead. of New York city, to
Sallie S., daughter of Samuel W Lewis of this city,
tyyßn--8R611.--On the 6th by the Her. W. 8.
Ball. Capt. L. D Tyler, of the 103 th P. V.. and M ies
Burma L Hess. all of Philadelphia.
8131PSOIY—POOLS-01, the 9th of November. 1863, by
the Rev. George Durbonrow, Thomas T. Simpson. of
Pittsburg. to Miss Annie B. Poole, of Philadelphia. *
3:>iv,=)..
HtIMPBBEYS. —On the 6th instant. Elizabeth B C.
Humphreys. daughter of Daniel and Eliza Humphreys.
liar relatives and friends are invitt d to attend her fu
neral on First day, the 10th instant. at 2 o'clock P. M.,
from the residence of her parents, Chester road ' below
Darby.
WEIGHT. —On Wednesday morning, 6th instant, Sa
rah,. relict of the late Thos. Wright.
Funeral from the residence other son-in-law, Dr. John
F. Bird, corner of Eleventh and Green streets. on !gon
dol morning next, at U o'clock. Interment in Laurel
Hill. 'te
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CLYMllB.—Year Morrisville, Dicks county. Pa., on
Monday evenlng, the 4th instant. Francis Clymer. so
M.&6121N15. --On the 6th Inerecnt Lydia W. Maginnie.
ife of Feiwara J. lifitainnie.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral, from the residence or her
husband. No, 1733 Pine street, this (Friday) morning. at
11 o ' clock . 'Fe*
RESSON & SON HAVE COMMENCED
-■-• reeeivint their SWIM end Slimmer Stook of MOULN
ING GOODS, and have now in atom—
I
Blhak R o z T azir n e im e s: I
r az i liall =t i t ez,
" Barone Hernani , Summer Bombazine*,
• • Crape fdarete, ChallT.
Noneselaner.
:: A T Errinadines. Tamitaao ,
Bleak. and Bleak as White roulara.,_ay.
moußaTzte sTosis,
felS No. ins CHESTNUT Street.
200 BLACK AND WHITE STRIPE
Mack and Whtte Strips Skirtings.
Spring Style Balm:torah.
leigPes' Smell Balmer/Os
::.COO New Spring Shawls.
av 6 BYRE & LA.NDELL.
EVENING' LECTUILII,—NEVIT GER
GOIII&E. to 6e commenced. by In;Erne
floe. THIS SVIBIIie. free, at the UNIVAIiaITr, ata
P.M.
IMGERMANTOWN. AN ADJOURNED
NAM USG of the Ladies and Gentlemen. to form
*Committee on Restaurant Dena trnent. for the GR.SaT
CENTRAL FAIR, in behalf of the sanitary Commission.
- trill be held as the Hone. of Gba.. ashmead. MaIN
Street above Bebop' faired. on FRIDAY next. Bth inst.,
at tX r. M. All interested are invited to attend.
Col C. 0. CHILDS. Chairman.
WILT:um H. SQUIRE. Secretary. an 7 2t.•
nte. REV. JOHN LORD'S LECTURES
OR THE PALL OP ROMS.
Shame Lecture of this new Conroe on the Grandeur.
th. end the Pall of the Roman Empire. with the
inquiry why ancient civilization could not avert the
:Roin. will oe even in the Hall of the UnivereitY. NINI
street. on THURSDAY EVENING. April 7. at 8 o'clock,
SUBJECT—The Material Greatness and Glory of the
Ancient Civilization.
The remaining lactates are—
Lecture ll—The /Met
theewness and Defects of the
~d Roman Civillzattoa Shame and Miseries of So
-duty—the Vices of Self-Inteteist, and Preparation for
"violence and Inevitable Ruin.
Lecture —The Pall of the - Empire. and the Desola.
Hone produced by the Barbarians —the Destruction of
the Old Falyric of Society.
In Le ene e I c V f
Pa—hnsmdodnwty
rehet Oe
Enin—thvPaiv
ars
of Art Literature. and Science, and the Mechanism
.of Governments.
Lecture V. —The Reasons why Chri , tianity did not save
-the Empire S ub sequenteas which the Chntch intorno
-anted with Civilizations—the Foandetion of
the Dew Teutonic Structure
'Masts O.t the Course Fl. Schools and Ladles_el.
'ngle admission GO cents. an 7
pr. OIL COMPANY, NEW. —A BAISPON.
Bible party. Two tocite now Dumping on the
11" d. Apply at ones Tor Shnres and a Prospectus. Bon
4880 P. 0.. Philadelphia. ap6-601.
scinrimaima. AND su sex EU ANA.
N
ligir.litA/LBOAD 00.. °Mee :437 6. YOUSTIEt Street.
PHILADRLPHIA. 188-1
The Asuanal Nesting of the Stock holders of this Com
pany. and an election Officer esident and six Managers,
will take place, at Ste of the Company'. on /WA
DAT, the 2d day of May next. at 12 o'clock
'ten Wit, /I, WM, tiscretary.
tract. above Third.
D B Gowbe, Washington
B Barnhart, Franklin co
rellhounr. Bagoosten
W trodegraff, Bacentoara
F • Heard at Is. Haveaten
P B small. Hagerstown
A A Bennett, Hagerstown
,T W Bro en, Loodonville. 0
A Tellman, Loudonville, 0
W Gilchrist
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I.N Freeman. New Turk
Drank Geise. 17 8 A
W H Dennison. Harrlsbarii
E Wtemon Baltimore
EI Race. ntt•towa. DE
Potter. Waahinatan
reet, above Cstnu.
JeN .e .1111110 q Jr, WChester
60 PI Joe. 'Fronton
Liri t ! p o rvi, U S &
p ili g •sherser. Penns
j.. °sinner, West Chester
Y P Potts
INV ii Mink, Douglassville
.1' W Woodside. Del co
Jas Costae, Christiana
The , .1 Mtre,hristiana.
la , V adStrickln Oxford
al Barry, Oxford
C W Joins. Maryland
J Stutter, U S A
t street, above Slit
W II Horn, Penna
W H Allmon& WtL Del
B Blskely . Buffalo
Howard, Ohio
F moo rxw, Blair co. Pa
J Boyar. Oakland Pa
Miss MLtoseY, Columbia
Ft 13 Baer. Lancaster
Mrs Biltatelt. Disisbnr,¢
Jas Cleland. Newark, Del
A L Quoe, M Xasown, Pa
street., below Vino.
Brob.ns nett, Meet
;Elias Bast barn. Solebtrry
iJUsdwaisder, Fox Chase
tic.o Wat 0 , . Centreville
Emsanal Werkitelser.il 6 •
Sohn 8 haler. US A
H 'Watson, Bnelcieglimn
I Vanborn, Doylestown
B. Swallow, Lambertville
David Blair, Hartsville
Alex B Johnson, New BODO
Preston Price, Doylestown
eLlrove. Cali wbill_
S lireass. 3font4omery co
J Northampton
WW
Moab.. CliftoEan,
ston Jr, has .
Ps ton,Pa
W S Kelieek. Easton, Pa
I Roney Tool. Ernan.... Pa
!J Kauffman. Pleasant Val
W Pe cny;ao er.Monta'y co
Went J H Geuther, Easton
above Callowblit.
I D E Snyder. Lynn. Pa
John S Cornell. Penna.
John Barg, Bullet Pa
' Daniel App, Illinois
Wyanat, Ohio
(Thos S Headman, Pampa
!Jon Howlsnd, Mor,tg co
!Geo it Kahler, Saaton.
PIANOS
rrAioa
, . B. GOULD,
and USIMIT.IRTI'.
taisA.T.
CENTRAL FAIR
FOR VHS
RANINA c R o i i CO LT MALSKON.
FOR
A DAY'S LABOR,
A DAVE; MOO Kg.
A DAY'S RIMINI',
Office, 118 South EISPRNTR Street. corner of Samna
Street.
Second Story. Front Room.
This Office will be open daily from 9 & M. too P. K
tO TectiVe oubscriptions
ORR DAY'S LABOR
ORS DAY'S !Rim RS.
ONN DAY'S RIVSDIUS
From All Who Labor, or Have Incomes or
Revenues.
Byer)? Family has some relative or friend in the
SLIMY OS WAVY!
Let all bring in th.ir offerings to swell the great tide
which is to culminate in Logan. Scours hi the month of
June next.
Wit 'WILL RECRTVO
INDIVIDUAL FII IPTI
MOMSEBOLD iI3BSCRIerIONS.
ASEO GI &TIM!' SUB SC Elf. CI oNS.
AI7.9eILIPT/ONS OF
I A DAY'S L &BOR.
A DAY'S INCOME.
A DAY'S IREV.Entlie,
IN MONEY,
IN MA LIEF efITISEEE,
IN Pk.oDUCTE
The pier man or woman wilt thus have an (Imperil:l-
I:MT to eontribats to the otjects of the Fair, who wonid
otherwise be shut out of participation to it,
Citizens are invited to call at the Office, where a flom
mittee • ill be constioitiV Ia attendance to constder their
susgesr ono, and to appoint Sub committees for City or
country.
L. MONTOoMEEY BOND,
Chairman.
HoGSEGOR J. mrratssoN.
Secretary.
JOHN W. CLAD HORN.
apS-6tTreasurer,
118 South SEVENTH Street.
linir THE GREAT CENTRAL FAIR
STATE OF DEL &WARS,
EXECUTIVIL OBPARTMENT.
DOVER. Moat. 1563
TO THE LOYAL CITIZENS OF bE.....a.WAES: It is
proposed to hold a Great Fair in the city of Philadel
phia, in the first week. in June next. for the benefit of
the Sanitary Commission The citizens of Delaware
have been cordially invited to co-operate with Ina citi
zens of Peramy Wants and New Jersey in this patriotic
and humane Imrooga. The regalattolie added hereto
have been adopted with reference to this state, and will
exhibit the details of the plan of management
It is not necessary for me to commend this great and
good work to the loyal people of Delaware You have
already given with a liberality and labored with a fideli
ty worthy of all praise. Yon have been willing and ac
tive; and what you have done is the best indication of
what you can and will do "Let every clergyman an
nounce Ibis humane undertaking to hie people; let the
pre:m give it the widest publicity and the most earnest
encouragement; let every factory, workshop, and mill
c ontr ib u t e a specimen of the best thing they can turn
out; Ist all loyal men and women exercise their taste
and indnEtry." Is this way the result may be an honor
to our State, a great comfort to oar .c.11%-ring haret... and
an offering well pleasing to the almighty, whose bless
ing and assistance I humbly invoke upon this work of
Christian chatty.
WILLIAM CANNON.
By the Governor
SAXTEL li. HARRIRRTON, JR..
Secretary of State.
Gov. Cannon has announced the following general ar
rangement* for the Delaware Department:
L hxecutiverCommitteee for Delaware In Philadelphia
have been appoitted as follows: Hon. Charles Elibboac
chairman: Daniel B. Cummins, Esq Dr G Emerson,
B. 13. Corneas's. SEQ., Lindley Smyth. Esq.. and F. A.
Godwin. B -s :
LAD/ES' S.a.ECETIVE ComMITTIE IN PiaILADBL.
PHIA.
31,5. /rsine Sbnbrick, Mies'babe% Phillip., Mrs.
George Blight, Mies Caroline II Gibbons. Mts. John K.
Flndlay. Dire. John F. James, Mrs. Charles Lyman.
sags. J. B. Moorhead. Mrs. Thomas E. Ashmead e cites
Lonter.ls. Breedy. Miss Inns L. Austin.
Mr... Ydwin Mitchell 13M Walnut street. has been ap
pointed Directress of the Department of Art. and will ree
celve contributions for that department from Delawareans
radding in Philadelphia.
2 In Execntive Committee of ladies and gentleinen
from Delaware will be aPPointed, to whom will be en
trn.ted the general management of the Delaware Da
pat Intent.
S. graecomudtteet of ladies and gentlemen will be ap
pointed for each department of industry and art. whose
business it Will be to solicit contributions for the Fair.
and to work under the general direction of the Execu
tive Committee, each in its own special branch.
4. Ail committees for the management of the Delaware
Department will be appointed by and from this diets.
B. The Delaware Demutment will be directed and con
ducted by Delawareans. It will keen its own accounts,
end. at the close of the Fair. pay over to the general
fond its profits. which will be credited. to the State of
Delaware.
Arrangements will be made by which the proceeds
for tickets of admission sold to Delawareans will be duly
credited to this State. These tickets will be sold near
each etreenee to the Fair. and in Philadelphia, Wilming
ton. and other places to be hereafter announced. It le
earnestly requested that alt persons from this State will
Purchase their tickets at such plates as may hereafter be
enneunced by the Delaware Executive Committee. so
that the State may have the credit to which it will fairly
be entitled.
7 . It is earnest' y requested that all persona throughout
the Male *he desire to co. Operate in this work ltd
mediately, and until April 1, eo, respond with the 'Secre
tary of State. at Wilmington, and will indicate the com
mittee or committees upon which they can be most
efficient As far as practicable their preferences will be
recognized.
S. The Committee on "Labor, Incomes and Revenues"
Will endeavor to obtain the contribution of the procesds
or "one day's labor" from every person willing to give
it, and one day'a revenue from all corporations, firms,
.kc. and one d ay'e 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 Sanitafy Commission. There is not a man,
WOTIAD Or child. who is willing to aid. who cannot snake
hi. or her ability and, willingness available. Almost
every article of manufacture, anineement, ettrioeitY, or
sale will be acceptable. Alt varieties of needle-work,
geode, food, fancy.wares, old documents, books. pamph
lets, engravinge ' caricatures, ornaments. Carvings, re
lics. autographs of distinguished persons (single or
henrd together). official copies of proclamations. contri
butions of poetry- or prose for the p Net office or for the
Fair newspaper. articles for the soldier or the citizen,
drawing., paintilln, modeling. leather work, may be
contributed Every mechanic or laborer may contribute
some article of his own manufacture. to DO marked in
his own name, and exhibited and sold at the Fair.
10 All contributions from Delawareans will be made
to the appropriate Delaware Committees. Those made
within the State will be sent First to the General Head-
Quarters at Wilmington, to be hereafter announced,
where they will be properly marked and forwarded.
apt- finwlf
Mrt GREAT CENTRAL FAIR—TO BE
HELD lb PHILADELPHIA, JUNG, IS34.—The
undersigned Committee of the
LUMBER . BRANCH,
earnestly invite the prompt-and energetic co-operatiou of
r.arties engaged in the manufacture or sale of LUMBER.
lu the States of Brew Jersey, Pennsylvania. and Dela
ware. and refer you to the address of the SANITARY
COMMISSION, enclosed, fur what is proposed to be
accomplished.
It is set-mated that it will require about one million
feet of Lumber for the erection of the braidings. most of
which will be in White Pine culling bo srds, Which may
be consigned to ei , ber JIMMY CitOSKEY & CO.. on tie
Delaware. orHARBERT. DAVIS. & CO.. on the Schuyl
kill. The freight. either by Boats or Railroad, when
there is a charge, will be paid by the Committee.
Subscriptions are solicited in any kind of Lumber or
Cash, and will be acknowledged through the news
papers by the Treasurer.
JOHN C. DAVIS. Chairman, Twenty fourth and
Locust streets,
CHABLIS P. PEROT. Secretary. 501 South Broad at.
HENRY CROSKEY, Treasurer, Delaware avenue, be
low Green street.
Beed A. Williams. Broad and Green streets, Phila.
Wm. John Williams, Twenty first and Race sta., Phila.
Benj. H. Brown. Richmond and Ashatreets.
George Craig. Poplar. street Wharf, Phila.
Watson Malone. Nob!inatreet Wharf. Mils
Samuel B. Bailey. Catharine-street Wharf, Phila.
Joseph H. Collins. Eighth st ' ab. Girard ay. ,Phils.
Fish & Green . Trenton, NewJerse.
Bassett & Lawrence, Salem. New J ersey.
H. .1. Muiford, Bridgton, New Jersey.
M Voorhees. 'Princeton, Hew Jersey.
A. K Hall. Milford, Delaware.
Hinkeon & Bunting. Chester, Pa
3. D. otryker, i ambertville. New jersey.
J. B Roberts, Burlington, New Jersey .
Wm. S. Doughton. Camden. New Jersey.
Jesse Lane. Wilmington. Delaware.
Wm. Townsend_,. Frederica, Delaware.
D. H. Painter, West Chester, Pa.
J. Sener. Lancaster. Pa.
James Duffy. Marietta, Pa.
H. Small & Sons, York. Pa.
J. George. President, Lebanon. Pa.
Charles Pittman. Pottsville, Pa.
-- James McKean. Hasten. Pa
B. Childs. White Haven, Pa •
D. S. Miller. President. Stroudsburg, Pa.
Reed Brothers. Bedford. Pa
Wm .a Hughes, Wilmore, Pa. •
Rdw. Trump. Jersey Shore, Pa.
James , Bowman, Muncy, Pa.
H. S Davidson. Ulster, Pa.
James Graham. Clearfield, Pa.
B. E. Phelps. Burlington. Pa.
E R. Smith, Columbia. Pa.
George Crist, Middletown. Pa.
Daniel D. Boas Harrisburg, Pa.
Jacob H. Deysher, Beading. Pa.
Bolton, Christman. & Co.. Norristown, Pa.
D HTaylor, Bethlehem, Pa.
Stacy Brown. Brownsburg. Pa.
C. Munson, Phillipsburg, Pa.
J. Gardner, nollitlayelotra,
Craig & Blanchard. Lock Haven, Pa .
P. Hurdle, Williamsport. PA.
J. D. Montany e. Towanda. Ps.
Charles Wells, Athens. Pa
Wm. Irvin, CUrAVireiTtile Pa.
Hall & Co.. Pittsburg. ap4-mwf3t
IN AID Or THE FUNDS OP THEE
pup GREAT CENTRAL FAIR —ASSEMBLY BUILD
INGS, on FRIDAY. the Bth, and'SATORDAY, the 9th of
April. MR. SIDDONS, assisted by his niece, a young
lady of great Elocutionary Powers. will offer a variety
of , READINGS AND RECITATIONS,
Tickets 50 cents May be had at the priocipal Book
and Music Siotet., aed at the door of the Hall.
To commence at 8 o'clock._prGeipely.
There will be a MATINEE at 11 o'clock SATURDAY,
April 9th. 11'
raga TIM STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
OLD Towsane-Luis ROAD comee'ar. are
hereby notified that all election for Directors of said
Company will be held on FRIDAY, April sad, lest, be
tween 11 A. K. and 12 N., at No. ZS E% 400 R.
ORO. IL CO hICE
arE4rtn4t Secretary pro tem.
ErIINDIIICTION IN • THE PRICE OF
COKE.—In accordance with a resolution of the
Of TrUateePt passed on the 25th instant, the price
of Coke from the Hari. et-street and Spring Garden
Works has been reduced to 10 cents per bushel, and
porn the Point Breeze and Manaynnk Works to 9 cants
per bushel. JOHN C. MONSON, Chief Engineer.
PEELADELPHIA GAB WOHITB, March rd. 1884. mh29 lm
OrA CARD. —WE TENDER OUR
sincere thwart; to the Bremen, *Wrenn, and
*them. by whom assistance Was rendered at our Works
Yesterday, after the lamentable accident there. We
Would, without detracting from Me efforts of others.
repecially mention the valuable aid rendered b y the
Marion Hose,
_Shiffier Hose, Southwark Engine, and
Good Intent Hose Companies, as well as by the police
force on duty under its efficient Chief. Mr. Ruggles.
MERRICK & SONS.
Southwark Foundry.
PEMADELPHIA, April 7.1564. It
M. OFFICE OF THE MEXICAN PA
CIFIC COMPANY. Tontine Botiding, SS WALL
Street, NEW YORK. April 7. 1864
The Annual ?feeling of the Shareholders of the Mexi
can Pacific Company, for the election of Directors and
the transaction of general business, will be held at the
Continental Hotel. in the city of PHI?. ADEL Pale., on
THURSDAY, the 'Alb of April inatant, at 10 o'clock A. 111.
The polls will be open at 12 M.. and close at 2 F
apft-tt HENRY DE ZAYALER. SecretarY.
rfirTIOGA. MPH. 0V KM N T COM
PAFT.—Ilotice ie hereby liven that a Meeting of
the Stockholders of the 'Nose Improvement Company
mill be held at No Sis MBRollai TS' BXCHA.NOa. in
the city of Philadelphia. on the SI day at Kay next. be
tween the hours of 12 and 2 o'clock. to elect Managers. a
President. and Treaeurer of grad Company.
WILLIAM IiLLIS, Treasurer.
nibBl- tmaB - No. 724 'Lumen. Street.
MSPRING GARDEN INSTITUTE.—
IN) annual meeting of the members of the
Irate will be held fat their Hall. Northeast corner of
BROAD and SPRIAO GARDEN Streets. on TRU rtSDAY
Willa IRO. the lith inst.. at 73,1" o'clock. at which time an
Election will take place for °Ricers and Managers for the
ensuing year. Punctual attendance is particularly re
quested. as alterations in the Constitution will be OM
gidared. JAS R. OAItItIOULti. SeeretarY.
PHTLADELPHIA. April I, 1861 apl- fmw6t*
rt. PETROLEUM STORAGE cox
war" OF PHILADELPHIA.—The enbecrtners
to the Stock of this Company will meet at No. 327
WALNUT Street. second floor. Room No. 2. in the city of
Yhtladetplxia, on TUESDAY- the 12th day of April. A.D.
1864. between the hears of 12 o'clock M. and 2 o'clock
P M, for the purpole of chosing Dir:ctors and organiz
ing laid company in accordance with the latevilliOne of
its charter. TITUS 8. 1121611.3 f.
J. M. DUNG Mg,
JOHN 8: TWELLS.
SAMUEL Durro X.
Corporator&
April eth, ap7-SC.
IJAIVIiIIISITY UI P.ENNSIILVA.-
MA — DEPARTMENT OF ARTS. —f he Thira
Term of the College Year will open on ?RID • Y, the Bth
inst.- Candidates for admission will appear at the Uni
versity. for exalt ination on that d ay, at 10 o'clock A. If.
Tntion for each Term, t hirty-five dollars.
GEORGE ALLEN.
spg.glif heoretary of the Vacaliy - of Artv.
mirOFFICE OF THE FRAMILLIN FIRE
IS SUBANCB 00.61 PA AY.
PHILADELPHIA. Aprli 4. 1861.
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of tae Company.
held nate day, a semi- anneal dividend of air per cent..
and an
extra dividend of ten per cent.. wee declared oa
the CBDIMI stock. payable so the sstockLoldett. or theta
legal representatives. onlemand.
aps-9: .1. W. McALLISTSII. Secretary pro tem.
ct‘cs PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD CO., Office. 2A pr South psicspd
Street. PHILADELPRIA, March 17, 1664
Notice is hereby slyest, that tne Transfer Books of the
Common wan of this Company will be closed on the
Met Init.. to be reopened on the 14th of APRIL next, at
which time the Stockholders of this Company. who
have New Tart oettificatee. are requested to return them
to the Parmere' Loan and Trust Company. No. 66 Wall
street. New York. who will give a receipt for ths same.
and tarnish in a few dale thereafter certificates from the
Philadelphia office. In exchange for said receipts
The Transfer Officefor the Preferred stook of this COM
pacy New 'lorwill be closed permanently on the
Silt inst. That for both the Preferred and Common
Stock in Restos' will be permanently singed tte 3 1 et
MARCH. S. BRADFORD.
Bibiti - HUntl42l4 TignAßEilr.
M. PAIR", IN AID OP TIIE LOYAL SUF
FAREES IN BabT TENN/lib/M.—The sad and
tonchinf accounts that daily reach as of the Sufferings of
the Mao...luta of Ea St Tennessee, whose trials are u,inse
greet upon their loyalty to all we hold dear under the
DF the of Union, ap.,eal to every heat: and rail ror n /Red
effotte for their rel ief. To this end Us ladlas of this GAY
are holding a Fat!, at the
ASSEMBLY BIEILDINUS, TENTH and cassnitur
commencing on the 4th of April. and continuing this
week. to which the aid and
respectfully solicited. patronage of the public are
Donations of money. fancy articles and goods. and sr
Hales for the refreshment tables. are earnestly solicited.
Afro Tossra CARRY. President. No. 831 Arab street.
Aire. Thos. WATEUMAN. SECITIRTY. NO. 2034 Vine St.
Mrs. CALVE Wsaro warm. Treaq . 2121 Arch St,
Mrs. BDWARD H °ADEN. No. Mt Arch West.
Mrs MART -.I n. SAMPSON No. 1814 Arch street.
Mrs- JOHN CARROW RD- 2A15 Arch street.
Mre MANNAR' MITCHELL, Tioga street, Germantown.
ace? Nt•
reg. NOTICE TO CARPENTERS. -
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR FOR SANITARY CO if
1n
Meetirtr of Employing Carpenters of Philadelphia
Fill be held at the Bail of the Carpenters' ColliPulT•
FIE..TNI3T. below Fourth etteet, on SATURDAY AVF.-
ki INC. April 9 at 8 o'clocir, to adopt a plan of organiz3,-
lion in aid of th e Orr at Fair of the Sanitar) Commission.
A Bill attendance is earnestly mowed
The Managing Committee of the Carpenters' Company
have hind,y volunteered the use of their Salt for the
/meting.
By lamed of the Committee on Buildings. &IN 2k
M.FIF/E. 'FR,EASITITECR. OF THECON-
MiTTER ON BBIINEIfS. Entertaionients, and
hatittattoue of tha On at Central Fair for the Seattary
Comniscion. acknowledges the following receipte:
4Tril 1. of Chrittlan Bird $54 00
April 7~ tc7c7itai7)7al;ilvate theatrical exhicitlou,
at 1621 cunt Vernon street 25 CO
$7O 00
GEO GILPIN, Treasurer.
CITY BOUCC N
VY OTICIO.-01WICIe
M CITY BOUBTY FUSD COMMI3SION, Ao 41 f4
I'HUNIs Street, April 1,1864
'The City Bounty wil t coctiutie to be paid email farther
notice.
• -•
No amdfcations for Bounty will be entertained/rout
recruita who enlisted otter to the date of the President's
PrOCIBUIitiOD. (Intoberl7,lB63
In future. powers of attorney for the City Bounty, fv.in
two, recruits. for Pennsylvania Regiment.. mustered in
after this date. must be endorsed by the :Ancor in charge
of the terratka that the man has been received there.
B 3 order of the Commission
api-tf C DAWSON. Secretary.
pr. ASSESSOR'S OFFICE, 431%
Nur STREET —IINITEu 10. TM INTEUTAI
R.EVEI, US. FIRST iiiSrkwyr PEN. SYLV N I
PHILADELPIII t. April 6. 1864.
FINAL NOTICE — . Delinquent Tax Payers are hereby
rotificti to make appitoation to the undertoxned. WI ra
il': SIX DAIS FROM THIS DATE. for License. under
tto Exetee Laws of the United States. and thus avnid
the renaltles pretcribed by law for transacting basinews
will:mut License .
WASHIIIGTON KEITH. Assessor.
ap7 Final District Pennsylvania.
NEW PIUBMICATIO36 !S.
BA LZAC THE VENDETTA. -B Y
BOOK. Ten Cents. Se Redpath's Books for the
Camp-Srre. B NVINCH & CO. sell them_ it
THE AMERICAN CONEIJICT, A
-A: popular Melon. of 'he Rebellion; tsio large oda
.o volumes of 600 pages each, by HORACS GRE
Cloth. es. to; library style. *4 par volume. JOHN W.
FRANCIS 2034 BR iNDYWINS Stmt. arrant for the
N. W Pistrio of Philadelphia; sad Dr V FELL 415
S. FIFTEENTH Street, for the S. ariE. District Can
vassers wasted apS SE*
NEW BOOKS I
MY (AVE LIFE IN WICICEPITRO. By a Lady.
MAYHEW'S ILLUSTAATIV) HORSE MAD AesmsNr.
Illustrated
CHURCH ES , ATS. By (3 C. McWhorter
CHEW'S LECTURES ON MEDICAL EDUCATION.
orv.VFLAND'a HINTS TO RIFLEMEN.
BARNES' LIFE AT THERE t,CORE
ALL NEW AND STANDARD BOOSEI
Received, as soon as publielted. or procured to order,
sad for ia.e, at tow •
PricaF ET I ILFAY b BLANISTON.
apit No. 25 South FIXTE Etrett. above Chestnut.
PERSONAL.
ERSOliar.-JEWELRY BY MAIL,
-A. free of postage. to any part of the 17nitel States on
receipt of the following prices ; Single stone imitation
diamond rings, $1; cluster I ni'ation diamond rings. $2;
hcavv.p ated vest chains. $l.; heivir plain rings, win
stand . the sir .ngeed add. Boa; small round bleolDertamel.
Ed car drops, 61o; heavy-platei black enameled sleeve
'Flattens. 25. c; gents' Imitation diamond etude. $1; gents'
imPail a d - smond pine. $1; bracelets. 61: handsomely
esssed medallions. $1: complete sets ea - thaw:de studs
sal buttons. Ith.complete sets black-enamelled studs and
battens with pearl setting. $1; fancy watch keys. 50c;
pen sad vex cis with extension case. *1; lathes. long
a-read end chatelaine ehains. ladies'elaine 'pins. $1: ge,
mine gotta perch a eh ains, $1 ; and gsnts' minta.
taro pit's for likeness or hair. $1; seal rings. *l.
PiTPCi to BSTLIN & MANN.
apB.6Ve 916 RACE Street, Phila.
THE MEXICAN
PACIFIC COMPANY
CAPITAL, $10,000,000.
100,000 SHARES OF $lOO EACH
25,001) SHARES RESERVED IN THE TREkSIIRY
Thia Company is organized under a special charter from
the Rale of Penneybranitt, of unusual ecomand entirely
free from personal
The object of this Company Is the prosecution of opera
tions on the Pacific Coast of Mexico, under grants from
the Mexican Government, covering Mineral rights to
1.95% square miles of land, and embracing valuable cor
rnate powers and franchises for mining. navigation.
and railroad purposes, and the general development of
the mineral territory conceded to the Company.
DIRECTORS
J. Edgar Thompson, President Penneyhunts Railroad
Company, Philadelphia. •
Edward L. Plumb. late of Crated States 1 ecation.
Rodeo.
Francis Skiddy. No 101 Wall street. Now York
Herron A. Johnson (of H. A. Johnson & Co. ), No. 30
Wall street, New York.
George J. Forrest (of Frost & Forrest). No. 21 Na , san
etreet, New York.
Robert D. Callen, London.
J. P. Girand Foster (of Foster & Thompson). No. 60
Wall street, Hew York.
E E. Judson Hawley. No 41 Broad street, New York
Henry A Smythe, (of Smythe. Sprague, & Coopar, )
No. 29 Park place, New York.
PgNSIDIINT.
EDWARD L. PLUMB.
VICE PRESIDENT.
GEORGE J. FORREST.
TREASURER.
THEODORE CRANE.
Preeident New York Warehouse and Security Company.
JAMESHACKIE,
Of the State Department. Washington
Books of subscription for a limited number of shares of
the stock of this Company will be opened at our mace on
SATURDAY. the 9th inst.. at 10 o'clock X. M.
&Ascription price. *26 per share; CO per share ptiya
hle at the time of subscription, and the balance on the 2d
of May, 1864.
Attention is called to the official correspondence an
nexed hereto. ,
CLARKSON dr. 00.,
Do. 121 South THIRD Street, Philadelphia
OFFICE OF THE MEXICAN PACIFIC COMPANY.
Tontine lloildine: NO 88 Wait street.
NEIN' YORK. March 18, 1864. .
To Kis Excellency, Senor .Don Afatiae Romero, Envoy
Extraordinary and Nininer Plenipotentiary of the
Republic of Mexico, Washington :
. PEAR Sin: The time has arrived when the serious
attention of American capitalists is being turned toward
the attractive Meld for enterprise, with means, presented
by the vast mineral wealth of Mexsco
This has led a large number of gentlemen to manifest
a desire to become interested in the grants held by this
Company in that country.
For their information, I beg to take the liberty of in
quiringor7oll. as the official representative in this ovum
try of the Mexican Government:
let Whether the grants held by this Company will at
all times be recognized and respected by the authorities
of tie Eepnblic
2d. 'Whether any other similar grants have ever been
conceded by the Mexican Government
10. As to the miayral resources of the States to which.
.these grants aPP:Y :wad
41b. As to the desire-of the Mexican Government to
have American capitalists to take part• in the develop•
ment of the resources of that country.
A reply at your earliest convenience is respectfully
solicited.
I have the honor to be, air,
Very respectfully,
Tour most obedient servant.
E. L. PLUMB, President.
[Translation.)
MEXICAN DEUATION I:: THE lIIIriED STATES OF AMERICA,
WASHINOTON, March 24.1561.
3fr Edward Lee Plumb. Prerfffsaf of the Mexican
Pacific Company, No. 88 Walletreet, New York
DEAR SIR: I hate received the letter which, under
date of the 18th inst ,yon have addressed to me. in which
PM inform me that the serious attention of North Ameri
can capitalists is now being turned toward the favorable i
field for enterpries presented by the vast mineral wealth
of Mexico, and that this has led a large number of per-
sons to manifest a desire to become interested in the con- ,
cessions that the Company of which you are President
holds from the Mexican Government. with reference to
Which YOU Make Of me four inquiries, that I proceed to
answer in the order they are made:
Ist. The concessions held by the Company which you
represent will, of course, be recognized and respected by
the authorities of the Republic. because the decrees grant.
Mg said concessions are in the nature of laws. which all
of the authorities of the Republic must respect and obey. •
2,(1. I have no knowledge of any privilege similar to
thee/. .poggessed by your Company haying ever been
granted to any other Company by the Mexican Govern
ment.
3d It would be necessary to enter into many details.
improper for such a letter as this, in order to give even a
alight idea of the mineral rimiest, of the States that are
comprehended in your concessions. It must suffice.
therefore, for me to say that, among all the rich States of
tl e Mexican Confederation. the State of Guerrero is con
sidered, in Mexico, to ee one of the richest. although.
perhaps, unto the present time, it has been the least de
veloped.
4th The Mexican Government, which desires, above
all things, the development of the vast material re.
sources of the Republic. considers it one of its first duties
to favor the establishment of enterprises, both of natives
and foreigners. which have for their object to accomplish
this important result.
It being. on the other hand, the Polley of the Mexican
Government to strengthen and draw closer the commer
cial relations of the Mexican Republic with the United
States, it will see with particular satisfaction the citizens
of this country - take part in Mexican enterprises, and
contribute, with their industry and their capital. to de
velop the great resources of wealth of that Bei üblic, to
the mutual benefit of both nailing.
Ism, sir , very truly, your obedient servant,
tM. ROMERO.
GRAY'S PATENT
IVI-OZ,7:)E3D COLLARS
Rave now been before the public for nearly .a year.
They are universally pronounced the neatest and best
fitting collars extant.
The upper edge presents a perfect care, free from the
angles noticed in all other collars.
The cravat canoes no packeris on the inside of the turn
down collar—they are AS 8110001 INSIDE AS ODT•
BlDE—and therefore perfectly free and easy to the neck.
The Oarotte Collar has a smooth and evenly-finished
edge on BOTH SIDES.
These Collars are act simply flat pieces of paper cut in
the form of a collar, but are MOLDED AND SHAPED
TO FIT TER NICE,
They are made In " ' Novelty" (or turn-down style). in
every half size from 12 to 17 inches, and In "Eureka"
(or Garotte). from 13 to 17 inches, and packed lu " solid
sizes." In neat blue carton., containing 100 each; also,
in mailer ones 0110 each—the tatters very handy pack
age for Travellers. Army and navy Officers.
SW' EVERY COLLAR is stamped
GRAY'S PATENT MOLDED COLLAR. "
Sold by all dealers in Men's Tarnishing °was. The
Trade supplied by -
VAN DUSEN, MERKEL & ClO.l
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Men's .Farniehing
Goods. ' 627 CHESTNUT Street,
mh3o-wint 3m Philadelphia. •
MLLF. FEVERIN REPAIRS AND
Cleans all aorla of Laces and Brabrolderies,making
thelo equal to new. ti o. 307 LO.BillanD St. apt 120
SISAVBERRY P [,AN TS.-AIL
SON'S Albans. Seedling at $4, and Triomphe de Gland
et $5 per 1 :I'd Large or :mall lots promptly deli cared.
JAMBS riIIALLBISI a SON.
pB-St 1308 uggsTADT Street.
p0:11TRAI. t a.—WE ADVISE THOSE
iring a Portrait to sec Ulnae fine et•bia of articti-
COY colored llte-Me Phidoirraplos, in oil. at B. F. Rat
/VW* Roil eaUtrx. Q 44Q411ittle6
THE PRESS PHILADELPHIA; FRIDAY, APRIL 8, 1864:
THE
I COAL BOUNTY FUND COMMITTEE
TWENTY DO LLARS
FOE liV;tEtY E ORUTT MUSTSR3D D.;l'o
HANCOCK'S SECOND ARMY-CORPS
GENERAL RECRUITING OFFICE,
No. GEL CHESTNUT Street.
THE LAST CHANCE. Recruits wanted for all the
old
PENNSYLVANIA
A.VALRY.
ARTILLERY. and
FAN
INTRY
Regiment.; now in u ervice. not already full
ALL AUTHORIZSD BOUsTiSS GIVE*
Nat/. —B9 virtue of the Proclamation of the President
of the United States'. dated Execailve Manion. Washing.
ton, March 14th. 1861. credits on the atprosching draft
will not be givrn atter April 16th, 6864: consequently. all
local bounties will C 34513 at that time
An WLO contemplate enliating etonid nrply t orme.
Ga. Pi OAnwAILLADER.
apB.4t• Capt. and General Recruiting Officer.
IVOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR
VRTERAM EMMEN - IS. Twenty men for the 61st
Penneylvat la Volunteers wante , i now, at the office,
No. R ionth FIFTH Street, LOB SKT L ORR,
np7-6t* Captain and iteCrilittall Officer,
NAVAL AND MARINE SERVICE.
CITY ANi) WARD BOUNTY!
.ADVADICE PAY AND PRIZS ISIONEY!
I
MEN WANTED for the N - - VAL SERVICE and MA
RINE CORPS, who will he entitled to all the City D.inn
ties. in addition to Prize MOOB9
Seamen will receive an advance of three months' pay
as bennty.
Application to be made at once to
D. M LANE.
Cept. and Provost Marshal - Fourth Di,trint. Penna.,
apl lit B.E.J.Z.D and SPRING GARDEN Street&
(lITY AND WARD BOUNTY!
ADVANCE PAY AND PRIZE edONBT.!
MEN WANTED for the NAVAL SERVICE and MA
RINE CORPS. who wilt be entitled to al/ the Oity
Bounties in addition to Prize Money
Seamen will receive an advance of three months' pay
as b, , mity.
Application to be made at once to
EllwreT PALMEE.
. Captain and Provost Marshal
Second District Pennsylvania.
%56 South TWELFTH Street.
mbl9.lf Philadelphia.
A NATAL AND MARINE SERVICE.
CITY 41. Di D WARD BouNvtl
ADv A ggu. pay aM I) PRIDE MD
PRIZE
ME NY ...ZITED for the NAVAL SDIGML anD
MA-
E::1 COhl - S, who will beautified to sli the City Boon
tit-, in addition to Prize Money.
Seamen will receive an advance of time months' Pay,
as bounty.
Application to be made at once to
wM. E. LEHMAN
Captain and Provost Marshal First District Penna. ,
mbSO-tf - 245 South THIRD Street.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT
OF THE SIRIMMIANNA.
CEIAMBER3BURG. F. March 24. 1864.
[lsrael].
GENERAL OB.DBR - S NO. M.
authority having been granted by the War Depart
ment to the Cf remanding General of the Department of
the finfquehanna, the let Battalion three years' Penn
sylvania - Volunteers (formerly six menthe' volunteers),
consisting of six COMPRVISS. Wagered into the United
States Service for three years or during the war, le au
thorized to rectuit to ten companies of the maximum
strength.
Thb Battalion is on Provost duty in this department,
and it offers a good opportunity to those persons who
have been in the service and bays been honorably dis
charged, to rt.-enter, and to those of good character who
have not been in the service to enter the earns, Only
those known to the recruiting officers and persona an
thorizt d to recruit as being reliable and trustworthy
will be received. as the nature of the duty this Battalion
is . called upon to perform is such that it requires soldiers
in whom the commanding officers can place confidence.
Pere°. )3 taking advantage of the benefits arising from
snlistmont in this Battalion will receive the bounties
paid-by the Government as authorized in existing orders.
The officere must be men who have had some experi
ence in the military service, intelligent, and of good
cheracter, and only those bringing the requisite number
of men 'and possessing the above qualifications will be
recommendea to the Governor of the Mate for commis
sions.
Recrnite elitieereene having F14114a6 Of recruits will
report tcreeptimmitaßO. W. lithbitlCK. let Battalion
tilre years' Pa. Vols.,
and Recruiting Weiser fur the
same. at 31A.P.AISBURCI. Pa.
•
•••* ' • * *
BY oommabd of Major General COUGH
JOHN 8 80HULTZS, east Adji. Genera'.
Official : J. 0. "POTTBS , Aid-de-Camp. mhlB 10t
RETAIL. DRY GOODS.
W. CORNER EIGHTH AND
4610 MARKET.
J. C.- STRAWBRIDGE & CO,
(FORMERLY COWPERFIIWAIT & CO.).
RAVE NOW OPEN,
/tine assortment of Black Silks,
Small Plaid India Silks,
Plain, Striped, and Plaid Poplins.
Superior Black and Colored Alpacas,
Pink, Blue, and Buff Bri
Fink. Bine, and Buff Percales.
Striped and Figured French Chintzes"
SHAWLS, SHAWLS, SHAWLS.
100 Lams Woof Scrawls, from $2 00 to $B.
100 Mozambique " TS to $7.
100 Silk Cheek " to $9.
100 Black Stella `• WE 50 to $2O
We still have an immense stock of
COT tON AND LINEN
SHEETING B AND SKIRTINGS.
500 dozen Towels and Napkins.
A fall line of Barnesly Table Linens.
The celebrated Power and Band- Loom Table Linens
Backaback,Birdaye, and Diaper.
Lancaster, Manchester, and Honey
tomb Quilts.
Pink, Bine, and White Nanallee Counterpanes and
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Cloakings. _
A full assortment of Sackings.
A full assortment of Cloths and Cassimerea.
A full assortment of Boys' wear.
At Wholesale and Retail.
N. W. Corner Eighth and Market Streets.
mh2l•mwf tjyl
RICH SPRING DRESS GOODS FROM
recent ordvalet choice and desirable stiles.
OERWEN STODDART Br. BROTHER,
TANGY DRESSS SILKS, IN DE-
A- SIRABLB etylea, frcni recent selections.
CURWEN STODD ART & BROTELER, •
450; 452, and *5l N. SECOND St..
above Willow
BLACK DRESS SILKS,
Made Oros de Rhinos. all widths and grades
Black Taffetas.
Black Armures.
Black Oro de ♦frigue.
Black Gro Grains. double-faeed AiillloB.
Brocades.
OIIRWEN STODDART k BROTRER,-
450, 45% an& 454 N. SECOND St.,.
above Willow.
TRAVELLIN G DRESS MATERIALS)
of new and desirable etyles
OURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
*5O. 454 and 454 N. SECOND St ,
ap&St above Willow.
NEW MOURNING STORE.
The nndaSsigned would respectfully announce tbat
they are now receiving their
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK
MOURNING- 4G-Coor•s,
Barnes.
Crepe Maretre
En:Lents,
Grenadines,
Talmatinee.
cballie
Florentine.
SHAWLS, Shetland. Grenadine. Silk, Barege. Lace
Tlearte.•&c.,
MANTLES of the newest styles.
A splendid aeeortmenc of LIGHT SILKS always on
hand.
M. & A. MYER 3 it CO,
feßk-fm 2m 9XII CHSSTNIIT Street. .
NEW STORE!!!
a. R. ck.r isrmert AND ARCM STREETS.
J. COWPERTHWAIT <X: CO.
We Would invite the attention or our old Grwtomera
and the public generally to our stock of -
FANCY LED STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Which we will sell at
VERY LOW PRICES.
We have now on hand one of the largest sad most
complete stocks of
FANCY - DRESS GOODS
Saar offered at retail in this city, embracing all the
new styles and shades of
FOULARDS.
FIDE SILK GRENADINES,
' ALPA CAS.
-
- ALL WoOD DE LAMES.
PLAIDS.
hiOgAhIeIQUES.
NORM:RS.
GRENADINE BAREGES.
POPLINS.
ORGANDIES,
JACONETS,
STRIPED AND PLAID LENOS, &c.
A large and wc , ll- saleeted stock of
_-
_ _
BLACK AND INDIA - BILKS,
Which will be sold low.
1 lot double width Mozambique,. 600 Yard% at Sig , .
I lot Brocade Poplins, 400 yards. at Slc.
rhepherds' Plaids from 07%c. up
Fine Challies at sic.
In SEIW .T_
esnat varlets ll A
—A tne new fabrics and designs for
Spring and Summer wear, ranging in price from in 00
to $l5O, Those in want of bargains in this line should
give us a call.
LAWNS' CLOAKING& all shads's.
CLOTHS and CA SUMS RES. for Hens' and Boy's wear.
from *inn
HODES FURNISHING GOODS.
Av immense variety. consisting of Table Linene j COUll
torpanes, Napkins, Doylies. Towels, Toilet uovere.
Russia Crash. Stair Crash, As, the
We would alto call the attention of buyers to our
stack of Brisling. Sheeting,. Flannels, Calicoes, French
Chintzes; Figured Brilliantes, Wool Table Covers, Co
lored Damask. Table Cloths. in 6 - 4. 7.5, and 114 sizes.
Oar Han of VARY CHEAP!
Vi
T
is now complete', co WRI mp E n GOODS g Shirting Linens, White
Brllliantes. Cambric Muslims Victoria Lawns. Nain.
socks, SUDS 'unsling. Plaid Muslin& Arc ,
CWER_THWAIT is CO ,
s. CORNER NINTH. AND ARCH srs.
aprwrm-st PHILADELPHIA.
TSIRABLE GOODS.
F ROM AUCTION.
2/5 pieces Russia Diaper, *2 75.
20 pieces RI , BMA Diaper, $3 60.
35 pieces Russia Diaper, wide. $4.
14 pieces Russia Diaper. very wide, $5.
a.
Alm, sl 10 lots of Table Linens—all prlcet .
ak1225 Now open at JOHN ISTONNIF.
10 LECH Street.
BEST BLACK SILKS IMPORTED.
Wide and heavy Black Corded Silks.
Magnificent Moire Antlquee. all colors. ,
gpieedid dnitlity Corded Mike. all eOlOll.
Bach Chorea Strive and Plaid Silks.
Magnilicent Grenadines and Organdies.
-
New styles Sring Shawls.
New style C lothe for ladies' cloaks.
EDWIN HALL & CO..
26 South SECOND Street.
BRIGHT PLAIDS.
Polls for children, 31 and 39 eta.
Drab Wool Delednee. *inset quality. 62% ate.
Black Wool DeMines. 48 60, and 62% eta.
Double width Wool Di:datum- $1 to $1 31.
Fine Drab alpacas, 62. 76. and 81.
Bureaus Black alpacas, 31c to $1.31.
Traveling Dress *tuffs.
Large meek Meek Mike.
home bargains in Dress Goods
COOPSR COAkED.
& Mau 14/3as Watt,
MILITARY.
WILL CONTINUE TO PAT
ALFRED DAY. Chairman
450, 452, and 4-54 N. SECOND R.,
above S9IIIOW.
SUCH AS
Mosaniblques,
Organdies.
Poplins,
Valenslas,
Lawns.
Mohairs,
Foulards, ,fro , /se
ALSO.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
SPRING DRESS GOODS•
Having completed the improvements at oar Stores,
we have now greater conveniences, additional light and
room for the display of the
Largest fttock of Dress floods
we ever exhibited, purchased principally at the Phila
delphia and New Tort Auctions, which will be sold at
Prices to insure quick sales,
WROLESALE AND RETaIL.
SAXONY WOVEN DRESS GOODS,
Banging from 30 to 60 cents.
Printed Mousseline Delainee
Plain do. do.
Plain and fancy Alpacas, in low, medium, and
fine grades.
Plain. Plaid. and. Striped. Poplins.
Plain and Fancy Mozambique&
Plain and Figured Grenadine.
Poll de Cbevres.
Travelling-Wks Materials, dm. be.
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
450, 452, and 454 North SECOND Street.
ar,B-8t above willow
E. L.
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
HAVE TIER FOLLOWING DEPARTMENTS WELL
STOCKED FOR THE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
SPRING TRADE
1864:
SILK DEPARTMENT.
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
DRESS-GOODS_ DEPARTMENT.
WHITE-GOODS DEPARTMENT.
POINT LACE DEPARTMENT.
MOURNING DEPARTMENT.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
MEN'S-WEAR DEPARTMENT.
-HOUSEKEEPING STAPLE GOODS.
zahls-wfm
Boys , CLOTHING.
NOW READY,
11511: 0 X:LXZW431- 1912T`SE'Llni3,
JACKETS.
SUITS MADE 'TO ORDER
COO PER & CONARD,
E, E, Omer NM= and MARKET' Streets.
mhl2•cwf
JAS. R. CAMPBELL (I; CO.,
727 CHESTNUT STREET,
HAVE MADE EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS TO THEM
POPULAR STOCK OF
SILKS,
SHAWLS,
1:10/1,31ESS GOODS,
Which they continue to sail at
MODERATE PRICES,
NOTWITHSTANDING THE ADVANCED COST OF
RECENT IMPORTATIONS.
WHOLESALE ROOMS UP STAIRS.
NOW OPEN,
- 4 - 1 PARIS-MADE MANTILLAS
- AND SPRING CLOAKS. -
Alai>.
• Garments of our own manufacture.
OP THE LATAST taTTLBS.
and in
GREAT VARIETY.
Jr W. PROCTOR & C 0.9
ar4.tan24 930 CEISSTNOT Street.
CHEAP DRY GOODS, CARPETS, OIL
CLOTHS, and 'WINDOW SHADES.
V. B Northeast corner ELEVENTH
and MARKET Streets. wilt open on THIS MORNING.
from auction. English tapestry, Srasaele Carpets.
only $1 62; Ingrain Carpets. all wool, at 7Pc, 75t. 87c,
*l. 51.12, ffiL 25. and $1 37; Ingrain Carpets. ;Wool
Ailing, -at 50c. 56c. and 62c; Entry and Stair Carpets,
25c. 60c, 62c, 750 and $1: Rag, Hemp, and cottage Car
pets, 31, 37,.50. 60,and 70e; Floor Oil Cloths. 62 to He;
dill Bordered Window Shade., 7de to $2; White Canton
Matting. 40e
DRY GOODS, HOSIERY. AND TRIMMINGS.
Muslin.. 16 to 40 cents; Sheeting., 60 cents to $l. 20;
Spring De Lames and Challis., 31 to 37c; Alpaaaa, all
colors, 81 to 75c; Black Silks, $ 1 to it 1.75 Spring
Poplins. 87 to 97c; Plain and Fancy Casstmeres. 75c to
$2; Clothe for Ladles Spring Cloaks, 52; Olttntres, 16 to
He; Table Linens, 7de to $1.00; Towelinge, 14 to 17c;
Ladies' and Gent's Cotton Hose, 16 to 50c; Linea
Han dkercheith. 8 to 37c; Coats' Spool Cotton, In; Skirt
Braids. 7c; Pins, Oat Hooks and Eyes, So; Cloth Table
Covers, $2; Palm Soap, 8c: WindsortSoaps. sc. Whole
sale and Retail Dry Goods, Carpet, and Trimmings
Store. Northeast corner ELEVENTH and DiaRKEP
Streets. ap4-rowt 1m
628. HOOP SKIRTS—LA: 62 8
DIES', MISSES', AND CHILDREN'S 4,
—The most complete assortment in the cit.. every style
and size. For finish, durability. and cheapness, have
no equal in the market. Manufactured at 62S ARCH Street. Skirts made to order. altered, and repaired.
Also, bargains in Eadarn•mitde Skirts, kithnadded and
rivetted. IS springs,. 65 cents% %) springs. SO cents 25
springs 95 cents; SO springs, $1; 40 springs , 81. 20. 40
springs, diamon d,- tied , 80 .ea ts. aps-615
1024 CHESTADT STRUT.
SPRING TRADE.
E M. NEEDLES
Is now receiving, and offers for sale below
Present maritet rateemans novelties in
LACS .5,511) 'warn GOODS
He would call • special attention" to hts
assortment of over 20 different new fabrics and
styles of White Good,r, suitable for • • 'Ladies
Bodies and Dresses. in stripes, plaids, and,
figured puffed and tacked Muslin.
100 nieces of lift led and plain Buff and
White home, bought before the recent ad-
Vance.
New invoices of Guipure and Thread Laces,
Thread and Grenadine Veils, Edgings, Insert
ing., Pionncings, &c.
Broad Hem-Stitched HANDKERCHIEFS.
at/ /Snot, good quality, from 25 cents up.
10514 CHESTNUT STREET
ySTEEL SON HAVE NOW OPEN
• a choler' assortment of
. . . .
NSW SILKS.
Moire Antiques. $3 to $5
Ploto. Corded Sill.. *L62 to 5150-
rained (lorded Silke, $1.6235*.
Plain Poll de !hales, $l2O to $3.25.
Yana, Silks, 755. to $5.
Black Gros Grain Silks, $1.25 to $3.25.
Figured Black Silks, $1.25 to $2.
Plain Black Silka 87g0. to fa
Plaid India Silks, 87340.
Light. ground Rieb-figured Foulards. $1.25 to $1.02.
11020-11' Noe. 713 and 715 B. TENTH Street.
ARMY GOODS.
FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY.
.E VA. N S II A. SS A. .11L,
10 PP ;411:410
418 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
Banners. Regimental and Company Flags. Swords.
Sashes, Belts, Peasants, Epaulettes, Hats. Gans. Can
teens. aaveraaclre. Camp Rita. Field Glasses. Snare.
and everything pertaining to the complete °atilt of
Army sad 'Navy Officers.
A liberal discount allowed to the trade. rahlo-1m
FURLOUG-11S.
Officers and Soldiers, visiting the any on Furlough,
needing .
SWORDS,
And other MILITARY EQUIPMIIPTS, are invited to the
very extensive Manufacturing Satabliehnient of
CO O: W. SIIVICITIOS aSta 313-1100..
SINSOM•STVET HALL,
SARSOBI Street. above Sixth.
PRESENTATION SWORDS
Made to order at the shortest notice. Which, for richness
and magnificence, challenge compelltion, no other house
In the country combining the MAICUFACTURING JEW=
ELSE with the PRACTICAL SWORD-MARILIL
rola& 2m
FROTSINGEEAM 0 WELLS
RAVI POl BALL
IHILTA UT YIDIMIL AID LIGHT amanitas AND
SMG&
STADIDAR.D DRILLS.
HEAVY CARTON FLANNELS.
WASH, peTom ADD TIOTORI CIAMB:41.08 AID
SILBOWS.
BROWN BLBACHID AND GORSE J;ILDS.
Ps f liTiViTli? 49 , seat ti
PANTS, &c
MEDICAL.
LYON'S HATHAIRON.
Kathairon is from the Greek word "Hathro." or " Ka
their°. " signifying to cleanse, rejuvenate. and restore.
This artiele is what its name signifies. For Preserving,
restoring and beautifying the HUMAN Hain it is the
meet remestable preparation in the world. It is again
owned and rut up by the original proprietor, and is now
made with the same rare. AIM and attention which
gave it a sale of over one million bottles Per annum.
It is a most delightful Hair Dressing.
It eradicates evarf and dandruff.
It keeps the bead cool and clean.
It makes the hair rich, eat. and gime,.
It prevents the hair from falling affirm' turning gray.
It restores hair upon bald heads
Any lady or gentleman who valnea a beatttlfel head of
bats, should use LYON'S IikTHAIROZI lE Is known
and used throughout the civilized world. Bold by all
respectable dealers -
DNIN&N S. BARNES Si 00.. New York.
WIGAN'S MAGNOLIA EALK.
This is the most delightful ifhd extraordinary snide
ever discovered. It changes the sunburnt face and
hands to a pearly satin texture of ravishing beauty, tm.
par ti ng the marble purity of youth. and the dictingize
appearance so inviting in the city belle of fashion. It re-
moves tan, freckles. pimples. and roughness from the
akin, leaving the complexion fresh. transparent. and
smooth. R contains no material injurious to the skin.
Patronized by actresses and opera singers. It is what
every lady should have. Bold everywhere.
Prepared by W. S. HiGAN. Troy. N. Y.
Add rem all orders to
Dsmikla S. BARNES di CO.. New York.
li3cmci:43igliaCtioll 0f63[43k1a
M.TH.-NOT A DH.
But restores gray hair to its original color, by supplying
the capillary tubes with natural sustenance, impaired
by age or disease. Alltuartantancour edges , are composed
of lunar caustic, destroying tba vitality and beauty of
the hair, and afford of themselves no dressing. Reim
street's Inimitable Coloring not only restores hair to its
natural Color by an easy process, but gives the hair
LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
promotes its grdwth, prevents its falling off, eradicates
dandruff, and imparts health and pleasantness to the
bead. It has stood the test of time, being the original
Hair Coloring, and is constantly inarenaino in favor.
Deed by both gentlemen and ladies. It is sold by all re
spectable dealers, or can be procured by them of the
commercial agents, D. B. BIOMES di CO.. 202 BROAD-
Vir VI. New York. 7wo 512015. 60 cents and $l .
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.
The parties in R. Louis and Cincinnati, who have been
counterfeiting the Mustang Liniment. corder pretence of
Proprietoichip, have been thoroughly estopped by the
courts. To inlaid 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 Bach stamp bears the/ac stant/e of my sig
nature, and without which the article is a counterfeit.
dangerous. and Worthless Imitation. Skautlee every
bottle. This Liniment has been in use and growing in
favor for many years. There hardly ea lets a hamlet on
the habitable globe that does not contain evidence of its
wonderful effects. It is the best emollient in the world.
Withlts present improved Ingredients. its effects upon
tutu and beset are perfectly - remarkable. Sores are
healed, pains relieved, lives saved, valuable animals
made useful, and untold ills assuaged. For bruises,
sprains rheumatism. swellings, bites. cuts, caked
breasts, strained horsee, the., it is a sovereign remedy
that should never be dispensed with. It should be in
every family. Boid by all druggists.
te22-myißmAtentvem D. S. BARNS& Mew York.
INSURANCE.
INSURE YOUR LIFE
IN YOUR OWN HOME COMPANY,
AMERICAN,
OF mix-inuAxoora*x-ixA.,
8. E. corner Fourth and Walnut Streets.
Insurers in this Company have the additional gua
rantee of
$250,000
CAPITAL STOCK all paid up IN CASH, which, to
tether with CASH ASSETS. now on hand. amount to
ovsr,
$BOO,OOO
INCOME FOR THE YEAR 1863 OVER
8200,000_
LOSSES PAID DURING THE YELR AMOUNTING
- TO OVER
$62,000.
DIVIDENDS MADE ANNUALLY, ',hue aiding the in
sured to pay Premiums.
The last DIVIDNND on all Mutual Policies In force
December 31.1863, was
FIFTY PER CENT.
Of the amount of PREMIUMS received during the year.
Its TRUSTEES are well-known citizens in our midst,
entitling it to more consideration than those whose
inane gem reside in distant cities.
Alexander WMllain,
J. Edger Monition,
George ring - wit.
Hon James Pollock,
Albert a Roberts.
P. B. Mingle.
Samuel Work,
ALEX. WHILLAIN, President.
SAMUEL WORK, Vice President.
JOHN S. 'WILSON, Sec. and Tress
HAVE OU PROVIDED FOR YOUR
FAMILY AN INSURANCE ON YOUR LIFE]
110 ME
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
STCICK AND MUTUAL,
I=l
GREATEST PRAMUAL ADVANPAGES
TO TB I.sBU.tilb
WALTIR & GRIFFITH, PRESIDENT
I. H. FROTHINONAM. MBAS
G. C. FJPLEY. SEC
Witipas J. COFFIN. ACTUARY,
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE,
B. K. ESLER. AGENT.
ard.mwt3m
HOLLINSHEAD & GRA.VES,
INSURANCE AGENCY
No. 3.1.9 WALNUT STEM, PHILIDILPHIA.
The following well and responsible Insurance
Companies are -mow prepared to issue policies at their
Agency. No. 312 Walnut street, Philadelphia. on Build
ings, Merchandize, Furniture. Vessels he port and their
cargoes, and other property, against loss or damage by
fix*. on favorable terms:
Howard Insurance Company. of New York (1825).
Samuel T. Skidmore, president; Henry A. Oakley. secre
tary.
Irvin, Fire Insurance Company. of New York (1852).
Meson Thompson. preeident; Martin L. Crowell. secre
tary.
Adriatic Fire Insurance COmpany of New York (1858).
William A. (laver, president; Frank W. Lewis. secre
tary.
Commercial Fire Insurance Company, of New York
(15'50). Joseph Petit, president: M. V. B. Fowler, se
cretary.
Mercantile Fire Ino•arance Company of New York
(1552). William A. Thompson, president; John Baker,
secretary.
Albany City_Fire Insurance Company. of Albany. N.
Y. (18E0). William Tillinghast, president; John H.
Ylice, secretary.
STATERINNT OF AFFAIRS OF THE &DUI &TIC FIRS
tstlßA tiOlt COMPANY OF NE W YORK.
Agency, 31:3 WALNUT Street. Philadelphia.
JANUARY I. 1881
Cash capital, increased January. 1884, from
$:50,000 to BMO,OOO u 0
Surplus 17,712 40
Bobdß and Diorttages. first liens on - Zeal Sl3-
tate . . .. 594.033 74
'United &Caton Bonds, 5.20, and Ck rtincates or
Indebtedness 106,173 00
Cash Loans, secured by Blocks ...... ....... 6 997 00
Cash in Bank and on hand * 61,440 80
Premium unpaid and interest accrued 9,067 81
1=6323
Dividends declered,.
H 4B OLINSHEAD & GRAVES,
No. 312 WALNUT Street, Philade..
spl fmw6t
FAME INSURANCE COMPANY,
404 ORISTRIIN !MOW.
PHILADEI.PNIA.
TINS AND INLAND lIISORLNOs
loliantrons.
! ma A. Buck, • John W. Bvermaa.
Charles Richardson, . Robert. B. Potter.
Her• • Lewis. John Resider, Jr..
O. W. Davis, B: D" Woodruff,
P. S Justice, Charles Baker,
worts A.. Welt. Jona D. BUN,
FRANCIS N. BllOß,yresident.
MIAS. RICHARDSON. Vise President.
W. I. BLAMITAP.D. gseratarv. ial4.4t
CARTES DE VISITS.—A GLANCE
Tan convince any one that B. E styles
are send to any made in the city. Be to Balk ARCH
Sttset. lc*
EATON & DENCKLA, HARDWARE
Commission Merchants. 507 COMMBROB and 510
NOBT.II Streets, offer for sale:
Anebor Brand Bails ;PI oath Min Rivets,
W. & a. Dotaber's Cast fftoel:.Xsile Cabinet Isostl ,
Prdnam's Horse Nails; Locke s &hod Blase.
Copper. Brass. and Iron Wire; Cotton Cards.
Also. lefull assortment of American Hardware.
CARTES DE VISITE.—IF YOU W ANT
BSl pledeiliff letlifactory Pictures, order them at
eallery. stiles evince akin ereentlett
tivtte Myatt 41/9To Clam le
William T. Howard..
Samuel T. Bodine.
Jolla Altman
Ctimrles F. Reazlitt.
Hon. Joseph Alneon
Isaac Barlamina,.
$3 2 27.712 40
WANTS.
T °
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. A MJMBEE OF &INOUE
For the CHORM3IIB of MUSICAL EIITSILWILMENTS
to le given under the direction of the COMMITTEE
teeing cbaree of this Di.pariment of the i tiNir t'air
FAIR in pLunaniphin.
SOPRANOS,
CON'I'RALTOS,
TENORS, and
BASSES
REQuiRED:. Gonnetent VCCalifita. 2pplyin.c witbou
delay. betwata 11 and 1 o'clock. at J. B. GOULD'S.
corner of SEIMITH and CHESTNUT Streets. mar have
PROFITABLE ENGAGEMENTS daring the present and
next month.
Chairman of the Committee on Magical Entertainments
for the Great Coatmil Fait apB
CARPET SALESMEN.- WANTED,
' l, -" in a Wholesale Carnet Nonce. in New York, one or
two experienced and competent Salesmen, Those having'
an acquaintance with buyers pre etred. and will be I ibe
telly Treated with. For particulars apply to SAME 3 A.
ELLIOTT dr CO: Bo 4ti3 MIREST.R. Phila. ttra-Bt*
T o COITON MANUFACTURERS
1,, /D OTHERS. —A young Man. aged 25,
t need t to
on
Rf .ncb g . ) . a,T ir gTve b tetro n f b r i eler e < n it t g. , ATIVelf: . 1 / 1 1 , ' t ' a ilr t
office. aPß•2t'
1 1 .F.NOR AND B ASSI-FIRST-0GA.83
Artists desire Situations in a quartette choir of SOMA
first:class Butscoval. Church. They are well acquainted
with the Ynisconal services, and van give first clams re
ferences. Address enor and Base." 805 SeNBO3l
Street. ap6-3t+
W A
A o l L ' L A ji y a rNEß WITH T.V.K
n
, la nu Attablimhed Dry
Goode Comteheinn Bneinate. Address, with real name,
Box 882.• Beet Office. ar6.Bt..
W ANTE D-TO WAIT UPON AN
reFiAina about twenty miles from the
city. a etrang Man. Apply et No 215 ..oath FOURTH
St,
G. et. at' nine o'clock on SATU LAY 2 ,. 111011 -
IV
WANTED.—A COMPETENT 'BOOK
ILESFER wants a permanent elf nation in a Sier
ra-title. Comin'eeton, or Mennfectartua Hones. 6,0 d
reference. Address • • H.," Box 271 P, 0, at* ar
WANTED -A LAD. •BETWEEN 14
and 17 yearp of age. as COPY RE t DER in a
newspaper °Slice. He meet be a good reader of 311%2II
veript A popti of the High School preferred Apply at
The Press dice third etory, between tie her,ra of l2and
4 o'cicck. aps-if
WANTED -A SITUATION BY A.
Young MAN. 113 Clerk in a Railroad. In. nrance,
Bra er, r coal office. Good accountant, and c,rrect at
enures Can rive good reference. Address P. G. D,"
Pre.BB office. ati7-20'
TED-AS FOrtEMAN IN A. OAR
Factory. one lifachinitt, with some experience in
Drafting; one Blacked:sigh. arid one Moulder. Roue will
be accepted without satisfactory references Sr to qualifi
cations. Especially mast they be reliable Union men.
apply pereonallyent 945 Ridge avenue betweea 10
and 11A. DI on WEDIIIS6DAYS. the 601 art4l.3th. or by
totter avail the nat. addressed as alma, " deign."
Alto, two or three good Moulders. ittas.4r
$1500• - -W . A . NT . ED—BY A PE
,
• soh : , with thth amount. a CLERK3RIP.
addr• "Ltearte,' No 13 North zratVENTII Screat.
.1.13
86 600 -AN
~
Man. desi A ron e e rl : l f B hio l s N piVeA g t
businEeo, would invest the above amount in a coed tlom-
OT Man CfaCill Tin, concern " keawn in
Philadelphia." Address. in nal name. •• C E. S " at
this office
85,000 13138.1NE58 WANTED,
where energy. integrity. and•capital can
be rafely and profitably - employed—eitbor aloe, con mis
sion. mercantile. or manufacturing.- Address. with Dir.
tionlart., " Dreco. " Pvt.'s Office. aps.to.thf3l,*
$76 A MONTH WENT TO .EURE
AOENT6 in awry Coun'T. al $75 a month, ezt
penaee paid. to - sell ray new cheep Family Sewing Ma.
;Aimee. .Addrem S. MADISON. Mfred, Me. fitald&Mm
ei WANTED TO BENT, FOR TETE
Slimmer months. a Furnished Country HOUSE.
'within an boors ride of the city by care. Addreee with
fell pairtkilltlYN. W- " office this paver. ati , ;ir•
do WANTED TO PURC ASS OR
Jila RENT—A HOUSE AND LOT at or near CHEST
NUT HILL. or TO RENT, for ths summer. a place at
013ELTEN HILLS. near the line of the North Penn
b3 ivanin gallroad.
_Addri W. M. L.." No. S'l ANCH Street ft4,7-i5.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
TO LET.—THR SECOND, 'THIRD,AL and fourth floors at 235 MAP Street. through
to chola mil a 9
- FOR SAL - it-BUTTER SI 1.1_,L8 IN
FAREIERS' MARKET. Very desirable for limited
capitalist Occupant chansinx baguets. Call at No,
1110 MARKET street. apB.2t*
TEAL ESTATE, DESIRABLY
ATED Os offered. at a fair market value. for Rook
of the SAGE MID VINR-STREBTS PASSENGER. FILM
}WAD, at a libtral. price
$lOOO3OO -'?HIS AMOUNT TO
. LOAN in first mortgagee on City
properitee, in sums of eits,oo to X 130.000
Apply immediately, to E PETER'.
arB 323 WALNUT Street.
$15,000
9 ettue l +
0 24 0 , o $3.6C.0. D
to io2Tonriartat
ga lie for five ye era. at five per cent
S. W. THAIIIKELL & SON.
sp&ft 2144 6 , ,ralt. THIRD Street.
MKFOR SALE-A FIR-M
-CLASS
RESIDENCE. No 1617 WALLACE Street. All
the modern improvements and large yard.. 'nonlra on
the well:anew.
ge TO BENT—TiIt OLD ESTA.-
BLTSRED Bedding. Feather, and Mattrwes Ware
keine. 219 South sat:OND. below Dock Decanted for
the above liminess for thirty years. Apply to B. A
MITCHELL, N. E corner FIFTH and WALNUT.
9.0-20
ap i FOR ALE-. 13 IGHLY IMPROVED
Farm, containing 116 acres. twelve miles out, and
one.half mile from station, Pennsylvania Railroad.
First class farm improvements. Possession this spring.
Also, many others that can be given this spring by pur
chasing the stock, 4c. B. PET rm.
apS 323 WALNOT Street.
en TWO LARGE NEW THREE-
MaLSTORY ATAIISIONS, one with four and the other
twelve scree of ground, ell In complete order; also, one
of eight rooms. TO B.BlNT—Darby. Apply to B
MID
DLSTON. Darby. ap7 SP
i• FOB SALE-A VERY DESIRA
bIe and handsome modern four-ntory brick 11,
1i.E.61013. 'with three.story back bnitdinga and lot of
grou 26 10. Jill MOUNT VESNON Street (north
tide). feet front and 'over 125 feet deep to L3lllOll
street
lc is finished in modern style, end is in complete
order. having been recently thoroughly overhauled
and repaired, handsonielypapered and painted throngh
out ; sins introduced (with handsome gas tisinras and
chandeliers. which will be included in the eate); bath,
hot and cold water, furnace, cooking rtuae.,,,hc
Will he sold at a very reasoc able price on acc,3ixima
dating' terms, acd Immediate possession glean.
Apply to
S W. TRACK kitti SOZT,
tio 6i B No. 244 South THIV.D street.
111 PLBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
-ma -By virtue of an order to me directed, in a certain
proceeding in partition in the Court of Common Pleas
of Delaware county, Penna.. I will tall at public auc
tion or outcry. on
THURSDAY. the 29th of April,
1F.54, at 1 o'clock Si.P_.
k
of Cteer in the bald county
All that certain ;tone MANSION HOUSE, and three
several tracts of LAND.
No 1 On which the said mssettage is situate, bounded
by the Edgmont road, by the rood leading to Upland, by
land of Jobb R Crore:, Shlli Creek. Chester creek, and
lend now oi late of Mary angle. containing 18 acres,
more or lens.
No. 2 Bounded by the tald Edgmont road. the Paid
road leading toUvland, and land of J. B. Medicos. con
taining 3 ccm more or lece.
!So 8 'Bounded by the P aid Edgroont road, the.Provi•
deuce road. land We of John Worthing Lon, deceased.
and /and of John 0. Dechoug, containing 4 natet. inc%
or leen
- On to. 1 is a large Stone . Dwelling House, 2,i stories
high, with two•etory stone kitchen, and summerkitehen
bark.- and a well of wale , at the door; 3 roo ne on the
first floor. and don the Second. Alec, ' a good-sized frame
barn. wagon house, ice house. corn crib, and chicken
hence. There are on this tract an eonle orcnard, and a
variety of other fruit trees On No. 2 is a tine spring
house and erring. All the land is in an excellent state
of cultivation, and in good condition generally. The
property being situate in Chester Borough, is very desi
rable•for building Purposes It is within a few mlnntes'
walk of the depot or steamboat landing, and is convent•
ant to numerous rdat ea of worship. stores, Am
ABRAHAM VANZiNT, Sheriff,
ManiA, April 6. 18E4. apB•fr3t'
FOR SALE A THOROUGH
Bred Trotting STALLION. *lx - years old. 15
hands 3 inches /Ash, a half brother to GILT, the
great Trotting ra(B• To be seen at Stetson's stables. in
LOCUST Street. below Twelfth street. AO7- .9ts
LOST- AND ROUND.
CERTIFIOAI E OF 5-PER
CEST. LOAN OF STATE OF I:93NNSYLVANTA,
for $.416 06, tinted March 12. 1230, Jo. 72.1. In name 01
WILLIAM MEREDITH. Also. a Certificate of 6-yei
cent. Loan of State of Pennsylvania. tor the sum or Ir6)0.
dated June 30. 1846, No. 1482. in the name of ELI K.
PRICE. administrator of William. Meredith In trust. Art
plleation has been made to the Auditor General for re
newal of said Certificates
felo-93a ELX K. PRIOR. No. Sil ARCH Street.
AUCTION SALE.
BAZAAR, NINTH AND SAN=
SOM.
SPECIAL SALE OF MORSES.
THIS (THiIttSDAY), MORNING.
Commencing at it o'clock. compriaing about
IFTY HOESSS.
Pull descriptions at sale
Also. a pail of excellent mules.
No carriages will be °rid ibis day,
sp7-2t if ALFRED M. EIiKtiESS, Auctioneer.
BAZAAR,_ NINTH AND SAN
STREETS.
AUCTION. SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES. &c
ON naTURDAY MORNING next.
At 10 o'clook, coinprisloa about
SIXTY; 110R4ES
Full deectintions In catalogues
alto, new and sscondqtand carriage , , iieht Wagoni•
sins's , and unable barness, saddles, bridles, &c.
416i1i - No postponement on account of was tier.
, Bale of horses. Ace . on Wedusoolsr next.
/UP- Annual rale of email.. ditc.. 26th of May.
air Carriages and 'harness at private sale.
sp7.2t if ALFRED M fiRRNEMS. auctioneer.
MARSHAL'S SALES.
MARSUAL'S SALE. —BY VIRTUE
of a writ of sale, by the Hon John Cadwalader.
Judge of the District Court c f the United states. in and
for the lantern District of .Pennsylvania. In Admiralty.
to me directed,will be sold at Public Sale. to the highest
and hest bidder. for cash, at Patterron's store W.) N B.
e..rner PROBT and LOMBARD Streets, on WIONI4g-
DAL April l3th. 1861, at 12 o'clock M., the tackle, ap
parel. end furniture of the wrecked ship Sea :::rest.
Now in mycustody by 'virtue of a writ of attachment
lately issued ont of ib is c int at the suit of Corbett et
and to be sold as periehable
WILLIAM id I LL , AssRm,
S. Marshal E. D. of reaanylvataa,
PHILADELPHIA A 0417, 1&A apB
LEGAL.
TN --ME ORPHANS' COURT FOR
TES c 1 AND COMITY OR PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of JAMES McGILL. dec'd.
Notice is hereby elven that RACHAE.fa. L. MOM,.
the widow of said decedent, has Sled in sail Doan her
petition and retainprateement of the personal estate which
che eleete to tinder the act of A.pril 14, 1851, and
the Supplements thereto, and the Court will approve M.
came on FRIDAY, April lSth, 1941, tinting orceptions be
flied thereto.
DAVID PAUL BROWN,
•
arB-4t* Attorney for Pentiorom
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR
THB CITY AND COUNTY OF .ffirbaDitLPELla.
Intn otAltitalleff MILTS& Deceased.
The Auditor anointed by the Court to aN3tt, saw,.
nd adjust the aceoupt of CEARLSS F. ASELtiF.A.D. Trus
tee of e Estate of ABRAHAM 1111LTER. hands
and
to make dletritratton of the balance in the hands of the
accountant. will meet the parties interelded. for the Tur.
Poses ut hie annotwinent. on MONDAY. Anel
t S. 1818.
nt 4 o'clock P. ef., et his office. Z cornet off. glith and
Locust streats tu tUeuit7 of Phi!ndoittlA•
ors trailg V4tiVA POU ( 44.san. Anditor.
MISS EMILY SHAW'S READING
IN AID OP tErli
GREAT CliitiTßAL Yam
AT THE MUSICAL FUND mar,.
On FRIDAY EVEN/AG. April Bth, ledt,
AT 8 o'cLoctr.
CORES4rOtiDENO3.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1, 188
ktioo Emicar ®HAW: Having heard bow highly one
"tieadin k s " Lave been appreciated is Etrw England sad
elsewhere, wr. beg leave to eon .I.t_your kind offices In all
of the rande of the Private and Public Balked! Depart
meat of the Greet Central Fair. We will be. mnelt grata
tied ff you will favor the project by nalning an early' con
noedeY. whew we may have the piesarrrer to an.,
nnce that yr u will give our citizens the privilege of
hearing ycur Reettatkons or headings. With sentitgentg .
of regard, we me
v,?3 , reeDeethay. your Obedient servants.
Edward Shipper:, ; W. R. Farness.
C .1. SttllG, Theo Caviar .
J T Thomas. Conment rr nit ion,
Wm. F. Judson, hierni. S, Reeves,
Geo. Jo.) kin. Jr.. hd ward Ploeper.
Itarace Binney, Jr.. i Joe B. Townsend.
Le Digaita llonsw. sprit 4. 1861.
To Edmarl. Shiprien. UharreYJ bti.itd, and: Jog. 2'.
Thr,nos. Esqa :
DEAR brae: I acknowledge. with pleasure. the invi
tation rotitely extended tonebyyonrseivet and other
gentlemen of Philadelphia. to Slilf a loading Pi aid of
the School Department of the GreanCentmal Fair
I itac.nre you I an, woht happy to byre this opp_ortanity
to c.ht my mite into the generous Fund your Fair wilt
doubt], rqi cot tribe to to the Fanitarypante. and wilt get
arlei t Friday Eveitit,g, mil 9th for t he proposed read•
in g . Tours sinderel.
• MILT' SHAM.
J. R. FRY,
TEST .I):LIALV
Elbe% Shew's Restate V,4 have been the .abject of high'
eneettleme, se will ha vereei,,l by the toile wing Teatt
moaiaie from tho. e taw.t q titled to j tad - Y l2
FROM. DR. WAVESI. WHINDRT.I. 110121 ES. EtrTON.
Mee SLLLW tae l mach grace Stmt digits, a YerY a Weet.
e 3 =pathetic 'Voice, 43 ace ennne:eaten. Red, CST my ear.
aitneet faratle&t. to on ne wit:qt. I tOn en so little to
crntetne, that I feared L rutot be 'Laming tb the eve
which detente faults
PEON REV. JIM, WEISa WATFILTOWN.
Mies Fliaw pescemes power enough for tu7:R.4 , m the
Popular eXattaeratto as of some Jllmon4 i5f.h....61 I. bat
isYeasts and himpllcity to give t )341 item in, btu
la Inspired with the desire to remam l to tom,.
gesture. and expreabion, wnice she preserves ever( ere.
matte or tender
eleincut,
ot tie author There is i ae
of energy and Incision which Shaktpeare or tir,waieg.
requires; but the feeling of tt e page le delicately a:Lade&
ate the true grace at women c ethos the whole.
hlia. Show haa been kiudii permitted to refer to the
following gentlemen :
Hen. ler troert P. Chase. Seerateey of the Tregiturv.
Boa. Win.e l3rickinitham,Boyernor of Connecticut.
Burnes Sears u D.. Freetdent or Brown University.
P. Duet, Profeesorof Rhetoric in Brown University.
hit phen A Decatur, U. S
.Ino. S Dwight, Editor of Journal of hittato. Beaton.
Chas. W Shteir. 13,4 Boetua,
Hon, Is. Rcentvood Him, Concord, Mase,
. .
On Picket Duty
Death or Joe (Week gotiBE) •
Wuii ded
Bath Weller'eValentine
INTER
The Vagabonds.......
LadY lare
Jouathan to Jchn.....
The ,Second Louisiana
More Etnnabaloo
Feeding to commerce nt 8 o'clock.
Tickets GO cents. with reserved seats. tc be had at
GOPLI.V . B. SEVENTH and iHJ TNDT Sta. stp3-3i.
MBEs. JOHN D W'S N EW- A RIJ 11 •
STREET THSA7RE
13PNEPPP OF
MRS. JoUt DREW.
TO-NIGHT (FEUD n't ). April Etn, 1501,
FIFTH I/HORT of the succee•fal Ow of
RONEDALE. OR THE RIPLY. BALE,
WITTI
EVERY bOENE NEW.
Dv Chola J. Hawthorn and E S. Smith.
Machinery/Man Purse
New and appropriate Music by. --Chas N. 1).41 worth_
Military Co,•turnes by Wanuamaker St Br Ara
Propertier and Appeintments by Gawks Harris.
New Chanc eller by. Corneiine & Baker.
Upholstery by B P. Milligan.
Maitre de Dante George Smite
EVERY MEMBER OP THE COMPANY IN TH.II
DISTRIBUTION,
AND
MRS. JOHN DREW AS ROSA LEIGH.
CHANGE OF TIME. - - Doors open at 7; commence at M In
S. Sects Secured one week In advance. Without extra
charge.
WA -L N IJT • STREET T H EATRE.
FAREWELL, 'BENEFIT of Mies LkIIRA KEENS.
THIS (Frida') EVENING, April 8.
Last night bat one of the engagement of Ries LAURA
BREVE. and &able Company. from New ork. Ravi-
At, by parikulE,- request. of the grand spectacular
drama of
TAE SF.A OF ICE,
or, A Mother's Prayer, '
Mies LAURA HEEDS as Louise de..t.attcottra and Og,t
rita. To conclude with the roaring farce of
SAR &WS YOt7NG IE4 N.
ROV IC ' 8 CHESTNUT-STREET
Ne" TH UTILE
LEONARD GROVER
IMMENSE SUCCESS
IMMENSE SUCCESS
of Boncicanit's great American
ON Drama, the
OOTORO.
OCTOROON.
which pill he repeatel TRW EVENING with all Its
GNIFIGEBT SCENERY.
GREAT CAST. SUPERB MUSIC. &c.. &a:
Regular Family Matinee. SaTURDAY AFTSIMOON.
aP9-51 April 9.
CONCER T HALL,
J, w, WILDER
_ SIMMONS! SIMMONS! SIMMONS!
THE GREAT ILLUSIONIST
AND
BASILICOTHAu MkTURGIST.
MARKED AND FLATTERING SUCCESS.
Tab IMMEasE AUDIENCES.
CHARMED. MYST ILL ED IFIED.
BSY T sISsa. HS T.ONIEED, AND
THR
AUTOCRAT OF THE REALES OF MAGIC,
Whose
WONDERFUL PERFORMANCES
Surpass belief. and
MAKE ONE'S EYES THE FOOL 0' THE OTHER
• SE 'TEES
THE SPIRITUALISTS SORELY PERPLEXED
Ey the astounding evpose of their frauds as 'coma by
THU 4..REAT kUkiliONS.
In his grand tour of
THE BLOOD RED WRITING ON THE ARM.
ILLUSORY MIRACLES
Will be continrwd
EVVRY EVENING THIS WEER.
New Tricks every nizht, in eddition to the most beau
tiful and mysterious of the feats performed by
THE WEGENER'S or came. AND JAPAN,
Including
THE GREAT JAPANESE PAPILLION &GEODE MYS
TERY; On
THE FLIGHT 0? THE BUTTERFLY.
The most pleasing, graceful, and beautiful teat ever
witnessed, and
LE SABOT JAPANESE:
ft,
TOP- S PINNING ON A SINGLE THREAD,
AND
THE CALIGRAPHY OF THE DEAD.
'5O mats.
J. D REMBOTH.
430 WALNCT Bawd
Admiration
Gallery
Obi] dren under ten years
Doors open at 7; Seance at B o'clock.
(GRAND MAT .1122 ON SATURDAY
Tickets on thle occaelon only 25 cante.
A MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
SoTREE GYafrfAsTfauß.
AA.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE GEOIAT CENTRAL FAIR
OF THE SANITARY COMMISSION.
By request of the Committee on Exhibitions. Benefits.
and Entertainments,
A. So MEE GY ASTIQUE
AND LAST GRAND RE-UNION
of the Classes connected with the PHILADELPHIA
NATATtinIU3I AND PHYSICAL INSTITUTE, will be
held at the
ACA.DBMY OF MUSIC,
TUESDAY EVENING, April nth,
The abates of Masters and young Gentlemen. under
the direction of Dr WM. JANSEN. 'Cho classes of
y ming Ladies led by-Mira S. F. HOPKINS. The classes
of Gentlemen conducted by Messrs HARBESON and
GIB ON.
The whole performance being a fall and practical il
lustration of all the branches of modern Gymnaetics and
Physical Culture. and executed entirely by amateurs.
rn•mbers of the Institution
The Grand Orchestra of thirty.sin Scat class perform
ers will, in itself. prove a great attraction
Ditect. r of the General Music sfr. HASSLE&
Director of the Music for the "Light Gymnastics."
--
aft LOBAR.
F. LEYPOLDT. corner of CHESTNUT and JUNIPER
Streets, has been appointed Treasurer, and Agent for
the sale of tickets.
PRICE OF ADMISSION
Parquet and Balcony
Pa toils Circle and A mphitheatre • •
Do extra eh arae for reserved eeate. •-•
Sale 0 . 1 seats to commence on Tuesday. March IL
Doors open at 7 o'clock. The performance to commence
punctually at S o'clock.
he sale of tickets at Mr. F. LEPPOLDT'S Book Store
'win close at 4 o'clock P. M. on Tuesday, the 12th.
ap7 St
COLCHESTER, THE GREAT TEST
and BUSINESS MEDICAL, Is still at hie Booms. over
store 917 CHESTNUT Street. Call and see his wonder
ful demonstratlons,lnclndlng writing on the arm. apB-20"
ItTESSSB.S. CROSS AND JAR PIS
Will give their Third SOIREE In the Foyer of the
ArodemY of Mute,
ssis e on I4IPA
Y p ING, April Bth,
at 6 ocIockCARLtGdAbRMNEn.
GRAND LITERARY AND MUSICAL
60/RBJA
Tickets 80centa. .
Reserved Sesta can be obtained at Gould's Musts
Store, corner of Seventh and Chestnut, without extra
charge
Proceeds for the Sanitary" Commission.
ELEVENTH -ST. OPERA. ROITSK
"THE FAMILY RESORT,"
CARNCROSS &ED MEET'S MINSTRELS.
THE GREAT STAR TROOP& OP THE WORLD.
In their
SELECT ETHIOPIAN SOIREES.
gniendia. kluging Beautiful Dancing. Laughable En ,
,TWENTYtation Scenes. Am. dm. 01
TALENTED ARTISTS,
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
Tickets %Scents. Doors (pen at 7 o'clock.
fe27.9ni J. L. OARNOROSS, Businass Managet.
THEGREAT _PICTURE •
AT CONCERT HALL LECTURE ROOK
only a few days longer.
Commencing_TllESDAY. April
J. Nero WiMama' celebrated
PANORAMA OF THE BIBLE.
This is the most complete and finished Fabian of trus
sacred Scriptural) in the world. comprising over BAT of
the most
BUDLIKE AND THRILLING SCUM
Of the first three thousand. years of Biblical History,
foaming altogether one of the finest exhibitions of Me
ese•
OPEN EVERY EVENING at a quarter to S o'clock.
Admission 2t cents.
B B. Matinees on TnesdaY, Wednesday, Friday, and
Saturday afternoons, at 3 o'clock.
Admission. for Children 10 cents.
GIMIA_NI A. ORC.EMSTS EIBLit4
BEHNaItaALS every_ SATURDAY, it °Walk. r
M at the MUSICAL FOND HALL. Single ttoloils
tents. Packages of six tickets, $l. To be had at Jai.
DEN'S. 1104 OBBSTNDT Street, J. B. GOULD, na.
Irßlfall and 013136TN0T, and at the Hall door. frad^li
pENNKYLVA NI A. ACADEMY OF
THE FINE ARTS,
10115 CHESTNUT STREET.
OPEN DAILY fSandays excepted) from 9 A. IL
6Y. IN •
-
Admission 26 cents. Children half puce. 342341
4 6. HER MAJESTY" CHAMPAGI4E.
THE ROYAL WINE OF ENGLAND.
A limited quantity of this superior Wine has been en •
cured for the undersigned, and the filet ehlPinee Or sO'
cases has arrived, by the steamship Olympus, diree
from the cellsve of the well.linown house of
MESSRS. DE TREMOR & CO..
at Epernay. France. The present invpielli Wig be Intro.
duced into Ibis market at the very low price of
TWARTI DOLLARS PER CASE OF swarm
payable to vurrenoy, Mbich it mach below its 44." co" ,
The superior quality of this winc-tc auskAhtccd. Amid.
Is offered wish confidence of its approval by connote
eetu s.
be addressed. by let
terOorrasrotshef.rirwoin..e.otromthoeruenedaseensimgnaeyd.
juNgy Fr o ak.D c Wine and Fruit Dealer,
Street, heat` WAR,
NSW YORK.
---
440 gr a t FOB ALBANY AND
TROY ,__via Delaware and 'Raritan (lanai.
Th e two J sTADigiroLu. Capt. BUBBABD, to now
Wharf,' Wool 'WEI:IOh Street, and will
loading at
loave for the aboxe °elate on SATURDAY, at 'JP. N.
For f re i g ht, sebleh will be taken at resaptiable rates,
apply to
D L YUARAGA,N, Agent.
394 Sown Delaware AIMMC
CIORRECT PIANO 'Mr G. E. EIAMOUrtI Ordersfor 'e'en!
and Espadrlng_ Pianos ant reooleed at M..X.1 a Co)
Store, 107 CRISTAIIP Slyest, only,
Kr. S. Ime had eleven years' factory experle.ve ii 21 .*
ton. and we rears' smployment to PalladslYr.i&
SPROUL —Pianos rest: bard to swami to sed Lee
sweet-toned as new. esttlym.# AM 0004.
ruin fa Tulsa. N. astrilisi4
ABILTSEMENT.9.
READING
131C0611e..4.31ME:
1. EitOGENEURGER,
THEO. AHRER.D,
L. BUCHNER,
Tickets Bleach. To be had at the Keels Stores.. ap7,2t
HT THE
ArOMNI Or THE OIRLs'
ot HIGH AND N 08.1114.1.
scElo.
AT THE
ACADEMY OF MIIEI[O.
MONDAY EVENING. A0ri111.1384.
At Shoat o'clock
t•:&g===EM
..J G. WS`tinr.
.L
,Chan.
-.W. 2 Wiius,
•:: 12. n. Diemen's.
J. T. Trowbridge
Tennyson.
.f K bowel(
georde Et Boaer
T. HOW.
Mantursr.