ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
Continental—Misth mad Chestnut steering
Sdra TT B Painter, W Chests , . M 0 C Church. New Vora
J P ChorP Etilini.BPringfl'd: Alcamo Li.,br.Baittm , re
Bait Bo ton !B L Norton .4 M.
X Xl 4l, a 3, At Paul vir B s l y s N •er
H PornProy,_Ben York B s Smof.ri N-W tort[
Al 3 B. ere. w•sh, D C eiarord. Now
fort
Geo A Zell. B Baltimore W B n
87 .1" tr.boror
Pat4barg
P Irvin Bat :3r. Baltimore g Al a c.:;l nc & I st r
Baltimoreriff Bier. Eliz ,nettt
Geo VyCr.:?-reithltalt,
.; ;u m 5n1nd..:a.00241
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I; Gran a, Bros. n . Sgt
W Bro. 0
-Joe Coleman. Fond-du-Lae
F Coleman. Willis. 'port
0 Wil t on ptitsbura
Jobn Irwin Jr. Pittsburg
inr!. P4ttsburg
.0 Franklin,l La
A EluEtiin. Sostot
Dire afar-. v..] la. Pa
B Ilionisomery. N Y
W 0mo:small. Hinton
• Rieherus. Bunton
Melvin 'York
Hartford
A itsgst , C'll
7 Anna : rtb . Pittsharg
FP Hales. Franklin, Pa
J S irchell..KaDESS
W7nl, H patrick&wf. Pa
- Hartley wiltiams, Mass
Chas I. Walk.r. West Trop
id A Worcesier,Hasbna. JEI.
rt Pather
C T Forth & la. Baltimore
A & Berbower,Budson. 0
C W FarT.an, Frudson, 0
• Wicitspy,P,mairine
Jas H Wall, New Jersey
H Bryant. Buffalo
Wm B Hat Bey, New 'Fork
W C Oil CBI ,
J Meanness+. New York
J C Brown. Pittsbnrs
F A Simpkins. Wsekleston
J Y Iltann & la. New ) ork
B Homes, Pittsburg
Bliss Ho u.os, Pittsburg
J resit& nsw York
-1" 13 Bracken
Jas Bannon. Pottsville
Idles Bcnnus. Pottoviile
odes M . Hai man. Po: twine
J W New York
Fredk Peq:lus. New York
J Peen.
I IF iiimbridge
D Wetwoi e. War, p a
Walter Stanton. Few York
W Bar) e, Newburg
C C4o6tOn.
S Wade. Boston
S liftuElnan. (701Mbia
• Eiehardn. C.:ollmb%
Borli!er, Coln,ubia
J KATJITM•bat. Colombia,
Ii B Columbia
b Sburuxu. Manor, Pa
J A Blies tr. Lancaster
Coo F Brenemsn„Larcatster
F. A Clebaugh & la. Balt
Mrs J M Howard. Michigan
Joßildrct's & la. Wash
Woolf Cohen. Washington
Jas J tlearev. WashinatOu
Haskell. California
J B Wade. Cleveland
J H Borrrioll. Harrisburg
Girard—Chestnut el
rindwir. tint a
re Wo;ff, Washington
'Wm BPI e. St Louis
C White New Jereey
Chas. S Green, New Jersey
Len sack r_ Penne.
Hinton. Hew York
30 M Brinthurat. Delaorkroi
John F.nyland. Harrisburg!
r - cint Maryland
Lasalle. Chicago
C E Hold. b.irough. II S
:R G Deese. Dikter, Md
Idles L Ingra ham. Selma,! la
Mcior 0 0 BUiliWOn. Penna.;
SD Gish Lacceeter co
Coo Morrison. Ii blob
Debt Fisher, Illinois
Henry Moire. Millerstown
D H. nal, Smyrna. Del
• Er E ?prof:nee & wf, Dat
!disc Lau - a Parson. Del
Whinier. Maine
Israel Painter. Patina
W S Trevor, Cincinnati
P Inal'one LAncaster
W F Ba t & la., Harrisburg
Mrs Ric, ei , s & enter, Del
H Clark. Chicago
C Siorfee
C W Oresne II S A
WA Prickett, U S A
J Bretton. Harrisburg
Sailer. giglictown.
Mrs Dr J P Wilson. Perna
T Boca , Dc:rlestown
6 Low. I os lestown
C Snavely. Haulalyarg
W S Shafer. Harriebutt
J Cleeshoro. /New lork
J llale. Pt= a
Wilm. Del
Haber. Harrisburg
3111erchwass' notell—}
Ceo Agee. WilMington. Del
JD Ansi. BUM inburg
Jas 6 Law ton. Milton
Jno M Stewart. New Alex
Jno C ere New Derry
BL Crave... , „ West Alex, Pa
X Kebetie, gl.snebnrg, Pa
A Eoirets.d. Harrisburg
n CnnyAnthain. Penna.
V F GraMn. Wootmorel'd
WD Emmert. New Oxford
Mao SBing. PittsbnrA
G E qardeon. Marv'had
Jno S -parks, Maryland
Freak Henry sic wt. Wash
E J Btaia, Poach B.atom
J W Blain, Peach Bottom
W B Rudy. 4 chyt R.veo.
gzm Lerch..
Lanve
Tilos Holentan. mter
s Porte.. Jeff- -goo. 0
Wm Port., tt.floroon. 0
R 0 Conner. Lancaster
q Poet-r. BoStoa
biro M. B Baiiey. Circlev. Q .
- .411 Bamerekiong. Peana
I T Bernick, Goorg down, D - 1
B Wilt & wf.Bittano•nc.Pa
B W Lacy. Warren Pd.
Mire Maggie Goat, Plana
CLanoarh a dan N York
Jos Sand & son, fruithecv'e
Ga,por Bane. Cvawissa
Geo S Gilbert Gatawissa
N D 'Donna. Gatarriosa
Mrs Kipp Pena
Mll3 R 0.1,8011.. Perm
err JnOl'ttrelt. Slew York
Nu, B 8 Powell. New York
Jiro W Were, Arleuumille
0 Women. Irrencbtown
I'2lmi:eau Implantlle, By
J M blifilineburg
.1 Mower- Wew Alex. Pa
S P Beattie, :- - ew max, Pa
H Taggart. Ohio
Wm Bloilvain, beltsbnrg
C Trueedell. CieTrirille
.A Rice's, West Alex Pa
Jleorge. West Middleton
Geo WiEt New Enmity, 0
B P Scott Faiiview
W J Armor. Clinton
W C Fore - yth. Clinton
JnoW Jenkins. lowa
B Bnatxaoee•, Yanks
A Snie.renna -
S Trrebet. Now York
i'liliriar:iienna -
A Riser, New Jerso7
W Eh:linger. Ohio
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1118 bf Heber, rlhamoereburg
James Campbell
- •
J Marietta, 0
American lintel—Clic
Taylor. New Task
II A-Moore Washington
I. C Moore. Us A
W L Robinton
aunt at.. above Fifth.
May West. Washington
Tbos I` Corns 1. New York
Jas Harrison. New York
John Brown. N. , w York
F Smith. New York
John Woods. New York
Chas .1 Pittaan. Bridgeton
S Dann. Le BOY
Cha.. Morten. New York
Bre Detningen..
R Deck..r, New York
Cleo Kay, Delaware
Cnnuingt•am. Blairsville
W A Gaild, Boston
P &
'Wash Wiloisms. New York
I John Walker. New York
Ches Brown. New York
1 M Duffey. New York
D L StePhßri... New York
N B Billing. New York
W r m th. Sohn: Oral co
C- R.rt, SchtiVikill Haven
w Whitaker. Penna.
Henri Frick, Lewisburg
A N
Dexter, ew York;
Lieut. JPearson.ll S A
Aifrrd
Clark • •
Dosvoionsy. Ohio
Renry Alder. Washington
33 Kauffman. Washington
N Rant man, Washington
Jag Dillon. igashington
J C Milton. Pa
31) E Smut. Reading
R E McClen ahan. Mar_ l'd
Chas A 1 net). Totk
Robt Du Bois New Jersey
Lewis Baar. Washington
3) Rouffer. Maryland
f-:K Era der. Maryland
14thick. Gcorgetown,D 0
J W sirman. Laurel. Del
J F Johnson. Alex. Pa '
V 4 Viekerp, Marylatd
rient. M W Eawyer & la. Pa
G Famse.y. hornerren. 0
J G Adams, Sbruerkon, 0
W Dunbar
Shane] 137Anou
andkinq -
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C Hnntainver. Tamaqua
mrs Dr B. Elmer
• - •.
Mrs B F lamer
M 31 Ellis, Laurel. Del
S C Evans Delaware
I. E Puma'', Maryland
G A Marsb RA, Maryland
JS H a,e, Delaware
W .1 C Mcßae. know MU
Jas C Brown. Re .oing
J B Anderson. Yew 'York
Patterson, M Chunk
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B Lng & da, - Lewlbtown
S H Fisher, Beaten
Boston
. .
A S' Chwandtn. Hew York
G B Hides wf, Ohio
Ht. Lonis—Chentligit
W H Sams, Penne
J B
1' Elliott. Baltimore
W B Malley. Wash. LI C
R B Sutton* wf, Wash. D
J W Selby Wash, D
9eorge - Phillips
kiss Anne Smith
I Montego
W Taylor
F Brookins. St Louts
Gs. Pollif..oll. Reading
Bcolthamer. Reading
Chas Weaver & wf, N Y
W Duval. Brooklyn
H Wi amin. St Lords
3)31 Weiden, Pros% R I
f. El Berlin. Sew York
Gee 31 Cowden. Boston
Purr, Chicago
3 , 15. A L Darr, ratic-‘•go
"F=L t. Burr. Chicago
J P Lendsrmam Chicago
3.emea S Chicago
W Thrth. Colnmbna. 0
Jatuea 8.702 Coitighttia, 0
W Spercer, Minersville
S Smith Baltimore
John J Dovey, Penn&
Thos Fender. Kingcton
3 W Alder, New York
Ti Hefter - ay. New York
121. Johnson New York
TR Citchinati
S Faulkner. St Joseph
Chas Fowler. Ohio
PR Tom:kits Prow. R I
W P Henry. Rockville
Street. above Third.
IBonaall
I Pollard, New York
W Ackerman. New York
J Jotivon. New York
E Williams. Stew York
G 'lola, Cairo. 11l
Rosedale. anon
W T Lather, Lock Bayou
Ell Booms. Broad Top
W H Ohevingroe. shamokin
B Callaghan. Balton
Y. H. Cutler, Boston
L Montego
Jas C Montclahn. Brooklyn
%Ilan B Randall, Mass
,LYanaders&wf NY
IA al Baca wt, Mace
M rurnice, New York
IT Garretzon Portsvilla
.Bateman, Briageton
13 Raymond. N Y
Mrs Johnson. Scranton
IF Cronin Er wlfo- N Y.
mar, Sr, .jersey -
!E Bs:Mica% reeve York
'iv RinzweY. Yatarsott. NUJ
leapt A V Fraser. Brooklyn
Chas V Thomas. Wash. D
T S &tinders. Wash, D C
Cant T C Murray. Alex, Va
F Mallory. Waah. D
J Farrell, Wash D C
J L Cheeseman, Wash, D L O
Mrs Walker. elm Va
J O Oldner, New York
Di Wilson, New York
R B Mown, New lork.
greet. &hove Third.
L I) Itivley. Ohio
W snap?. Onto
D Ermentront. Reading
SErmentront, Raiding_
.1 Weitaker. Mt Char, Pa
L it Scott. Ohio
H Harrell. Mercer co, N J
0 C nearer. Ohio
& J Doak Ohio
S Harper. Ohio
IV .11 Po I's] the. Bloomfield.°
I Crumrine. Ohio
T B Staples & is, Tardleyv'e
W Nlammer. Mahoooy City
I McTim. elttnburg
Mrs Postelwalt. lowa
A P Cropper. Maryland.
Mrs Shoemaker. bcrenton
!fireflies. Scranton
Mrs Metzger. Scranton
J L Ho comb. Hew Jersey
S Foster. Pottsville.
H Parker. Pon -.vino -
H D Thomas. Williamsport-
L Schilling. Salem, 0
J Gregg, Ohio
7 King. Pennsylvania
Mies D. , min. Pineville .
Miss Miller, Pottsville
The Arch .s
IV Rants. Lancattar
J D Scott. Red geport
Thomps.ot , . London, Pa
J D Hauler, London. Pa
T Painter Lancaster
„ . . .
J Quinine. Lancaster
W Bryant. Lancaster
. .
A RittonbouFe. Laxmorter
A W Shenk, Lancaster
Mai rTllloziroP, New York
A Green NI flobtult I
W Taylor. Winchester, 01
WeUsville,.o
J Whittaker, Ohio
Cunnicchlim Ohio
Manbeck, tress , Rnmley. 0
Blue Taylor liilesbunc. 0
BFlonner:Harrisownile, o
Lupton, Harrieoadlle,O
.Jarraham. Harrisonville, 0
rie. Milton, Ohio
B P Pouter, Boston
jlaMcKee.J B
11e ielk er eu e s T IDUTII
O F Cl3ne Ohio
T LoffFn. Chamberabovlr
W I' Sonanstehr. Ohio
B Hilteibrant deromeville
J Clark, Leesville, 0
National—ltauce •
A D Allen, Pottsville
C D Potts. Pottsville
W D Tktillwell, New York
J hicKinly & la, MChunk
J Davis, Penns,
.11 Walter. Penns
Baker. Lewisburg
J M Bowman. Penna
i J Wilcox,. Beading
J Yount, Idi.ton
J Miiler. t Lonis
la Bechtold At Joy
.3 C Davis. Dauphin co
C B Moyer, Dauphin co
J &Dithers, Hawley
J G Kaufman, Bch Haven
Bow. Elizabethtown
B Baler. Pbcenixville
er. Lang co
W 8 Mover a.
Reber. Penns
Diarke
W 0 'Daniels. Delaware
JO! C Walser, Lance*
J Weaver. Jr. Indiana
Geo Bowman, Obio
Jam Scott, New York-
S Snyder. Columbia
Thos worm. LawiAtown
BS 'Mom_ Petersburg
City
- w T Aleztn der. Oil City
David Rer.dereon. Del
J B Robinson, Greeneburil
J G Weaver. Lancaster
3 Griffith & la. vvilm. Del
John Bell. Marietta, Pa
W 11 Bees Columbia, Pa
L Town, end., Penna
Jacob Mait.n. Lancaster
Itd C Roza - Delaware
D eilea. Wilm'n, Del
GI Taylor. blassacbnattla
OsoW Buchanan Delaware
A T Welts. Ft Wayne. Ind
"'L . 'Aro
Jommerchtl—Butts at
W Johnson. F r ankl i na
John Crean:Qr. co
Thos Oo'r :Ir. Chester co
CJh P W ke the B ri o , t C n
Cheater,Pa
J Morton, I . :ttsburg
Bichd Cinio•sn. ristsbunt
Nirm Dunelly. New York
11 Cora eli. V.vr York I
Mrs B 4 Totitl.
Cheste Delaware
levf Dickman. r co
WaidisT. Lanesater co
Jas It - Kennedy. Baltimore
Jrbn C Cs rnvbol, Baltim're
W Brewwer, Huntingdon
Milton Snead. Chester co W
Mcercltao, Pelnia
John Cie. pale, Delaware
lira Barden. Coatesville
Ara Ely. Coatesville
W Mati..nrr. Cheat., co
Y. J ROUPtell. Lancaster co
Barley Sheaf—Swore
Merry Owe. Now Jerson ,
Maw Potter. Attleboro
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John Efrylor. FrUlditOWSl
J Louie Pbitade
C W Stor.c, 13 8 A
Adam Orkhairl, II II A
TbeoP Hay eeT,Do7lealoWn
Thom White. Mew :elver -
AVM) Piety, D 271.3611
Geo W Foreman. 1 /error
X XI Ametrong.-Dovles'n
Vandegrift, Brollialexa
A Dona/tower. Boma=
nt:IZZMMI
K 11;, Ltneina,..l
irwln B Litighlin, lAA
IS 8 Lander. Lill illy
i 711 . Rothchild. ,eavenw . tir
W 6 RolineY & RI CneSter
Wes Site lioaley. Ins_ter
is B a Murphy, N Y
Pr W W %mord. Boston
i Walker. New York
Miss Wwl &Itlater. N J
I AZ 140 0 MLA, B4V.MOILO
P B Soilers & la, Bctimore
IC W Deakin. B ltiutore
'Cramer Bash, U r i N
Sir a. %ire J H M.& Benton
Mite Rue ,, ell flosvol
H K rAysan. ‘3lHelico
0 Hinsdale, New York
B L Ferenron. New York
Mr. Siyant. New fork
W Robinson. Elmira
!Er & Mrs L S Jones, Penns
F. Br art r York
Meoi N Lanhain„ erov. RI
W G 51..rhead. Dlffirida
B S F.oymon . New Jersey
dr..trMrh aOhitneyk+on.NJ
Hilo Abb *tr. !yew Jersey
N C Stearns. B „.
Jae K New York
EHnicoi.on Baltimrre
Char OHM M
S NoWhetater.
Taylor, New
G A Bol.rd,York
C r.itionY
Ca pt A. 14. rFa.a.
et.phen L. Walters, X York
K Joni 5 , Lents
M Weld. Mt Saran
B Jar-it. Waabir.gton
E Browne. &idea.
'Thos Persona, Baton
Pliny P•ek
N Gueite & la. New York
T B Vaa Antwerp
Mrs W S Mulatlion.
Mad L R Varbal. N York
N Ferklus, Wahl-40. m
J E A oderarn. New fork
IN A Heenan. U a A
G W You pg & la, Wash
John F
John (Ft Whit.. Walningt'.ll
0 u rtont. India.otpoils
L P Weiroo.e Warren. Pa
J H Zeozior. 14a.rroisbarg'
u Bomberger. Barri...bars
Calvin diode. Now York
H C Stiles
:are J D Camor , n.. Pa
Mrs tr N . Da B-Irrw, Paana.
A al en Few Jersey
H K Treanor, New York
Mr & ilra T r. De , :iosta.a Y
T Brown: II IS A
O H Janney. Boston
W Rankin, New York!
Licata. below nrinatik.
Henry Marflan&
John Whit.. M.rvinal
D Gran •z, a
Chas Br •dhe•ol Pit:Miur Bethlehem
Mr. B•edlp.nd & Beth'm
IA D Wood. Br. ok Iva
E C Oeorse & wf Wash
A Riohardn & wL Penne.
Mrs McCord, Be.timore
K Bowen, B...timore
J lito*rim. New York
J B •ston
.1 C CrnYszi N J
Mra Feoner, Maui
Mire , lead le-. Ma e
mi,„, a ,m.nr, Mass
A V Trowbridge, Newark
•
!J W Carter. Newark
W Brown NOW York
G W lic.3tll at taf Blmira.
R J Minor, Ch•nag,
F Jordon._ Pone. 11l
W P Dod d. Peoria.
ilI
Mrs Garvey & 2 ca.St Louie
H di'ilqiAMB. Baltimore
T Y Kinr. aler.n Va
.1 Heist. Harrisburg
Co. F S Pyfer & wf. Penna
I 6 H Davis, Cineinnati
'Mr,. Barr Garrtahora
Mien Gilmore. Et trriAbarg
0 H 11.:Cabe Ta.metina
Wetmore, Warren, Pa
H Tnoker. Bo.ton
M P Fowler. T..magna
W H tibipman, Penn& •
•=mith. Titusville
W T Alora
I Sill & /a Warren. Pa
J Warren Penna
W P Read
Derbitia. Wash, D C
itarldi St. below AreL.
Chas Kline. Lancaster
Jas J Bl4kslee, ftt Cnunk
B GentmelL, S ork. Fa
&lox Fulton, Beaver pulley
A Wilhe,p, Baton
eat, share Third.
.1 A Bowman. Lebanon
I Weed, - Wilkeabarre
Aug allnreir
A K. Swan z. Ashland
0 Liebtenthailer Wash
Din A AXVild, Danville
A Arnie. Danville
Mae Jones. Danville
Mrs SheDeliberant , . Leban'n
S Kramer. Phommviii,
.1 0 1 oinglleieeh fdlierev'e
.1 Murphy di la elinerree
X Bebnard. U . 6
John bwieber, B A
T B Ammerman, U g A
R H Wrig at. Ripe Perry
B F gwartz. Reeding
X 'Taylor. Maryland
F B SbEat.ra. Remains
S Siraler, Liverpool
F-Biendlinger, Pottstown
streak, above Biala.
S Hoover, Hollidaysburg
H B Harper. ....heater oo
B Ma uls . Ohio
t•pencer Penns
.1 G Bisetwell. N
Pad &ord. Indiana co
Thee Todd a wife. Pa
W Peoples, Peons
J L Dearing. Juniata co
M • Graham. Penes
Al? Gibboney. Belleville.
Jae Milligan. Ickestoirg, Pa
Cam! Ensminger. Carlisle
Jay.b Fox. Reesellvilie.P4
J A Beery. Russellville. PA
H Basaellville.P4
Dr F Smith Jr lit. U A A
Oeo Wiee. Binrems,etown
Geo Bat-r. Troy. N Y
J D Miller. Itimallvtile Ps
John Mowbrav, Vernon. 0
met. above Chestnut.
Glee Samson. New York •
'John Reefer. flew York
John Brady. Mow York
J B Alley k la Pa
D A Meth:Maack. Pl l l
H Ratter, Po,tetewn
Thee e. Toltec Coatesville
• Beckett. aortoth,Ve -
IP Et Lyman Masa
'John R Batley. Chester co
11 al Reyno.de.Lancaster Co
B. Jonas. Laue.ster OJ
LeviPrestm Chester co
A Rlttenbortsr, Maryland
J A Kirk. Odtrylasil
J W swift. Lancaster co
Jos Swift, Jr. Lancaster co
H B Hagen, Lancaster co
C McDonald_ Orford
Levi oroarl, Oxford
0 Robinson. Oarl.rd
S WU, Montgomery no. Pa
street ) below Vine.
Henry fl Perry. Attleboro
J Canerateaer Fox Lamle
T H Mart. Bucks co
D Jarrett. Backe co
Thos Walton, Snore eo
ilamford Snyder. Snake co
Mr Bartlett, Bunke co
Chas Kirkarice. attiaboro
John Eirkbride. Attleboro
S Cunningham Racks co
24.. w Otkinana. Beak s nO
Cadwaleder. en
Sono Leedom. Newtown
Black Bear—Third •
B o erw ec,Welsricburg
spinier, l,bish co
J A Eddinger,Weirmnbam
J L 'mold, New Su
Redo
M BarDillat, Penba
N Foe. Penns -
J Sclileseer.Sa3sbnri
U Sonde. beacon, Pena%
C vir Roth, Sbsteca.
V' Halpin
J Scball. Allsictown
W T Wanly, Berarille
S Sresliens. Cnopereburg
L Enslemsn, Connersbnrg
S Fry,. Cooperaburg
T eleem e. nnthtyille
l'eller.lietboen
Mire Yerbes.Batber
P Feaster, Holland
Halicwell, Peons
A NT Kelly, :tassel] iS
sManors ell. Penes
C- 14 D 'A - reason. Pet sa
Maki Nagle—Third st
A A 111%11.r Elmtington. Pn
W holaday & wf,
Henry F•holi. Hob , Pa
'Frank A.llffruark. ilent'ai
Jo. 'dinky. Foae4evalla. Pa
John Coda:talk. fauna
b W D ar .t. Rattan
Odelweidor- Faatoll
p s m€ ,l, PaaBleVllla
Jrssa PcPeD. Easton
Jesse Flores. Easton
Jaws Grover, Buck. co
, rbeo 0 Yradeneck. Penna.
si4l Buff Labial' Co
a .erbert. 06
H Ranta & la, k4atinglan
Arai Rockall. Slatinaton
Jo! owriaht California
bonbon J sterner. Richland
J H Berlin. Peterecille. Pa
Madison House—Sft
Gee Beotburn, Tale. Gi
L &
Vansant la. Maryland
Wee Buetwln. Maryland'
J B Bineline, Stroudsburg
B W Turned. Delaware
Issas Townsend. Delaware
Goo Middleton. Delaware
M D Beek , B. Now York
Dl 11 , orol*on, Laurel. Del
0 C D7hormyer, Wash, D
M Terra), Conneottont
Mores Baseborn. t.oleburY
Dr A C WAS, New Jersey
J B Ferguson. Bridgeton
)3 ' , Unmans. Willa. Del
F Woldoeir, New Jersey
J illat,Doplestown -
SPECIAL NOTICES
'HOYT'S IIIAws_TELA. HAIR RRSTORATIVR
40YT'S HIAWATHA HAIR RRSTORAT/VR,
RoTT'S HIAWATHA HAIR REE.TORATIVR.
HOYt'S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE'.
HOYT'S HIAWATHA HAIR RESTORAtuva
In Lough]llow's Poeni Hiawatha was adjudged to have
conferred the greatest boon on hie tribe because h.
bi ought ,to its notice morn. Every one will ntirnitthai
our preparation in worthy of the name, for the benefits
it coninrs when it is known.
WHAT THE HILWALTHA DOES.
It restores faded and tray hair and whiskers to that:
on color. it brings up the natural shading of one
hair with another. thin itlitir the hair a pertt et life or
pocrancs, so that the moat critical observer cannot do.
:net its use. It mat es harsh hair soft and silky, stops its
tailing out, cleanses it and the /MID from all impurities.
is as readily applied and wiped from the skin as any hair
irons nu. and entirely overcomes the bad effects of PM
,tons use of preparations containing salphus, sugar of
lead. kc.
The proprietors of the Hiawatha published the follow.
g challenge to test in the New York dailies three
weeks, which
WAS DEVER ACCEPTED!
Let some well known and disinterested venous fm.
point one to the proprietor of each preparation for the
b.air to brine up the color. Every proprietor to nee no.
thing brit his own preparation. and the person nothing
else during the test. A certificate of the result to hi
Widely published at the expense of the nnencceeeftd com
petitors. bold everywhere. JOSEPH HOYT & (10.,
mhlS-ly 10 Dnivereity Place, New Tom.
ONE PRICE CLOTHING,
gTTLY.B, made in the Beet Manner, ex
SALES. LOWMT Selling Prices
Figures. All Goods made to Order
tory. Our ONE-PItME SYSTEM IS El
Alt are thereby treated alike.
de2B-ly JONES & CO , 609 E
STECK & Co.'s
MASON
&
HAMLIN'S
MEMO
STECK CO. '5
011(3tANS
SEVENTIT
THI POPULAR OLOTHINO HOUSE OP Pitma n
"OAR HALL."
Satt-elaas Koala and moderate raises.
WANAMAXSIt & BRDWIL
8. B. Ammer SIXTH and MAILIEBT &rests.
.ltuaom Department (to make to order) Ao. 1 B. Sixth at,
WHEELER & WILSON'S RIGHEST rREMIL'aI
THE CHEAPEST, SIMPLEST, AND BEST,
SalefroOM.4. 704 Chestnut, Street. above 7th.
3ME.A..R.R. - 11E0=0_
LEWIS—WOLFF —On Tnsaday morning. April 12.
1864, by the lit Rev. William Bacon Revel:kit. Alfred IL
Lceris and Mary, daughter of Jacob R. Wolff, Esq., all
of this tity.
CAMPBELL—GREEN. —At the residence of the bride's
father. on the 11th lust by Rev. William Barnes. Mr.
de/pida.
Arclalbald Campbell to Mom Mary Green, all of Phila-
"I=111:)..
ROGEBS.—On the 10th Inst., John B , son of Samuel
and Lydia Bogert., in the 28th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the fami.y are respectfully
incited to attend the funeral from the residence of his
pa re nts. Da 111 1
28 Vine street, on WednesG ay, lith inst.,
at I o'clo,k Pk M. *
EiLliDLE.—Sulidenly, In Catud , n, on the 9th inst., of
conaestion of the brain. Gandy Bindle
The relatives and friends of the family. and members
of Camden Lor go. No. A T. M are reepictfaily in
vited-to attend his funeral, from his- late residence, in
Second street. abcve Bridge avenue Camden. N. J.,
on
Wednesday, 13th ,at 2 o'clock P. M. To praceed to
Rvergreen Cemetery. :
LtNE.—On Saturday, the 9th lust at Chestnut Hill,
Caroline G.. wife of Jo an B. Love, and daughter of Joh n
and Atria Linton.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral. from the residence of her
father. No. SIS North Seventh street above Brown. on
Wed seeds Y afternoon next, at 2 o'clock. ***
REA KIRT.—On the Bth Inst., Conrad Neakirt, in the
77th ear of his age.
The relatives and friends of - the family, also Lodge
No. 3. A Y. M . and the Order in general, are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi
dence; Do. 1017 North Second street,
on Wednesday
morning. at ten o moot. To proceed to Laurel Hill
CerosteP y. **se
fit LACK ALPACAS. =Jt ST OPENED,
a large stock of Alpacas and Glossy Mohair Lustros,
MX cents to $l. CO a yard-
LnpAn's Sombazi ees. '
gamin. r Sonit azlnes
" Chalys.
" Tamises.
Nocumelines.
" Barege Hernan I.
" Crape Maretz, and other Summer Goode.
BBSSON & SON. Mt►I7HNIOIG STORE.
azila No. 918 calisTrun Street.
sg K.
n PER YARD, BEST BLACK
4 .* 1 -' SILK IN THE CITY. Wide enough for it
Dress with two seems.
Best Brown Silks in the City.
Silks of Exclusive Styles.
Full Stook of Ordinary-Saks.
Black Silks. from it to 810.
Colored Silks, from onto SR.
tif.9 NYRE & LANDBGL.
FOIL SANITARY FAIR.—EIRY. ORO.
W SMILAY'S Lecture on "Mammoth Caveat:
.K.raueky." by recia..at of Hancock Boys' Grammar
Echool. at HAND/IL AND HAYDN HALL, on THURS.
DAY EVEZII/481, April 14th, at 8 o'clook. Tickets, 25
mots each. apl3-20
IMC. TAKE NO TICE—JOIURNIGYEEE lY
BOMB 1151 DIMS. —The Journeymen Black Book
binders of Moony of BewYork are on a .trike for 25 cents
advance on their present rates of wases. and you are
hereby requested not to interfere. 1
rxre• TII E COMMITTEE ON " CHIL
DREN 'S CLOTHING" will meet at the Sanitary
Booms. No. 1307 CHESTNDT Street, on THURSDAY
II ENING, April 14, at 11 o'clock.
It MRS. JOHN 0. CRESSON, Chairman.
iwA LECTU RE BY THE .11FY WM.
T, on Our' Country's Flag.' A. choice
selection of Music by-tbe Choir, under the direction of
Mr James Whin. for the benefit of the Penn Widows'
Asylum. in the First Presbyterian Church, Kensington.
GIRARD Avenue, ab. Columbia avenue, on Dv:Faso/a
1.V314 MG. April 14th, 1864, at 73fi o'clock. Tickets for
sale at the door. apl2,3t*
MDESIGNS FOR THE GETTYS•
IMS MONBMINST. —The undersogned. a Com
mittee of the proposed SOLDIERS' NATIONAL MOMS
MINT at Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. invite .designs for
that Monument, together with an estimated cost , not to
exceed fifty thousand MO MO) do ll ars.
The deagne may be for a monument of bronze orgranite.
havin g a base or pediment so constructed as to admit of
tab eta (ibromas of ertiflielent capacity to contain th names
of the four thousand (4.000) Union soldiers who fell in that
memorable battle: the names arranged under the dif
ferent States towhich thesoldiers belonged, giving room
also for State of ms or other chosen device. Standing
upon this base an appropriate group or single Ague is
desil ed, while the sides may contain relieves, as far as
the spaces will admit. The Committee are not in favor
of a tail rbelifit or column. Two hundred and, fifty dol
lars will be paid for the accepted design.
Designs for the Lodge. and also& Gateway and adjoin
ing Irr n Fence on either side of it, are solicited.
The designs for the Monument must be furnished on or
before the lath day of May next. and may be sent fo the
Secretary. JOHN R BARTLETT, Providence, Rhode
Inland. Those for the Lodge, Gateway, and Fence. are
required by the 10th of May. The latter may be sent to
the ?resident. DAVID WILLS, IllettyebuLg, Pa.
DAVID WILLS.
GHTTYSZUMG. April 7, 1864
CMC.NORTHERN LIBERTIES AN D
PINS TOW NtHI RAILB.O eD COMPANY%
rffILADELPHTA. April 12, 1864
The Annual Mating of the Stockholders of this OoM
rainy will be held at the office of the Philadelphia and
R. acting Railroad flompanY, No. 227 South FOURTH
Street. on MONDAY. the 2d day of May next, at ten
o'clock A. N.. at which time and place an election of offi
cers Neill be held. WM. B. WBBB,
alol2-dtmy2 Secretary.
OFFICE OP 'THE FEEDER DALE
COAL COMPANY." No. 311 k wmaiur Straet.
nt a meeting of the Board of Director/ of " The
Feeder' Dam Coal Compalsy." held THIS DAY Mr.
COFFIN UOLHET wan unanimously . chosen President,
and CHABLIS B. KNIGHT. Ms. Secretary and Tree
%suer. Mr order of the Board.
31.` latent.
/PM 12.1284.
THE OWNERS OF THE UNITED
GOLD COMPLY OF COLORADO heels!' 'w
ormed possession of the Windsor property, thus making
en addition of 2.000 feet on different lodes. :have altered
the tltle of said Company to the UNITED WIBDIOR
GOLD C031P.131Y. Guboctiptionfliet can be teen at
ILLIER.
N. B. corner TH IR D and DOOR eta.
splVat r
WOFFICE OF THE ORE AT CEBU.
TI/AL Fills FOB TILE SAISIITABT COMMIS
SION—PITILADELPHLE. 1307 CHESTNUT STREET, March,
IBA—The Committee on Finance and Donations of the
Great Central Fair appeal for contributions in MOSEY
to those of their fellow-citizene who do not propose
sending to the Fair the products of their skill and indae
try. liy far the larger portion of the money sees .ved on
theoccasion of the Fairs held for the benefit of the Cant-
Mir Commission in Cincinnati. Boston. and Brooklyn,
was derived from direct donations in CASH. and not
from the proceeds of the sale of a' Moles exposed. What
the Sanitary Commission needs to afford relief to the sick
and wounded soldiers is money. in tame amounts and
from all sources. We call, then. upon all bankers, cor
porations. capitalists, persons living upon incomes, pro
beeline' or otherwise; in short, upon all who will not
be represented in the Pair by their productions, to
tini
ta atoe example of those who will. and to contribute
l'berally theirNE for this beh e ldect In New York.
althonah Fair is not tofor two weeks, con
tributions of more than $730.001, in cash ha re been
already received, a single depart llent of trade, Unit of
dry goods, having made up more than half that snot.
Brooklynand Cincinnati have each oontrilinted as meth
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 ELM of the
members of the Committee. A- B. 80818. Chairman.
S. A. MEECSB.
SAMUEL WALSH,
THOMAS SPARKS,
AA L . S AN OP o
oHN
. .
T Lamm.
THOHAS WIDIBISB.
T. A. SIDDLS. '
Y. W. CL la&
WM. C. KENT.
ihilimiwit B. v, /Meat
t . above eallowhill.
A bl.ttis.•Easton
Ellwro•-a Cot
M Jarresi. Warmly EltAr
(I Morrison, Roo wills
'Kiss 'ester, Rolland
H 8 ilrossmaa. Bellersoll/la
, H Ely, Friedansinirt
F Y Eaderumn. roma
E Idallsnan. Sliasflaratown
D Grimes. IN.nna
J Tomlinson, Bilberry
I Tomlinson, Bytiorry
W E 'ireiosler Peons
W I. Craver., Johnsoille
L Orifilth. PAtsville
I Al. EL oit,or s Po-tavilla
„l Rondos. oathav il la
!C L 9 ,711.11. Prlncetnn
IJ B Miller. Berk. co _ le
j D WWagner,Sheillesvil
IF. B Miller. eberUessrille
'II 4 , el err, Stroudsburg
set, above Geall
IA Altai:boss & Carbon ca
A W Pottelger. Beading
Sami Arnold. Monroe co, Pa
Wes Arnold 111.,nroe c). Pa
Chas Bcdder. Bethlehem •
sone. Bomb. Pennsburg
ir l os Tia j j udi ali n
e. El e rri n e w b e nr t g own
Jeff pox. Sutton
DMlliteed. Schuylkill co
Thee Manta, Schuylkill co
Peter Spangler, Penns
Aug Altana * spec - Hie
J td Mater, Martin's Creek
W Bodenbanela Peens
L Mine. Schuylkill cm Pa
• P Hamlet, Read tug
W Wormer', Allentown
Dant Custard. Baretowsv'e
A Culberson,Barstowsville
and, above Illarket,
J Williams. Penult
.
R Dill. Lambertville. NJ
B Newbold. New Jersey
J Byers, New James ,
llra SISSek. NeW Japer
LS Warner, Patebnrg
J M Collies, Cenne ltevitle
A W Patrhin, Clo , ileld
P Croasasis. Backs co
W States, Backs co
Harrison carver, N Jersey
S Smith. New York
Mrs Conover. "row Jersey
H W Case, Mt Pieasang.NJ
B F Shinn, New Jere AT
Dneenberry, 118 W York
THE 14 LUNT
reedy for RETAIL
marked in Plain
• Fronted eattsfao
richly adhered to.
btARKST Street.
FIA OS
wawa&
I: E. 0011 LO,
and" CHESTNUT:
•
JOHIA -R. BARTLETT.
B. W. NORRIS,
T. H. FERRY.
• apl3-w6t
C. D. KNIGHT,
Secretary.
MC' AGREEABLY TO THE CALL OF
S, TI MM STATE, commirras, the L , rst
Citizens of Philadelphia. who are fasvcr . of a Y64..c..rts
PrOfq cation of the war ant the speedy stopres.tou of the
rebellion. will assemble in their respect ye warts. on
FRIDAY. April 16 et 8 o'clock P. M . at such Piso-s as
ma, be docigr sled by the officers of the N-ttio nal Urzio
Associations, for the purpose of planing in nomination
candidates for Delegates to the Vila ions Conventions to
be held under this call; also. tr elect a Judge and two
Inenectore. from each precinct, to conduct an election to
be held in paid precincts on TUESDAY. Aprill9. 1954.
between 6 and 6 O'clock P. M.
at the elections held under this oat the citizens of
each precinct will vote for one Delegate to a Convention
consisting of wards comprising a Congressional district;
said Delegates shall elect too Delegates, and two %AG&
Bates to a EATION CliiiltENTON. to be held at
Baltimore. Jam 7 Mt to n , minate a PRESIDENT-and
VICb PRASIDEDT of the United States.
Also, one Delegate toe Eepre gentative and one Dele
gate to a Senat. Hal Convention, to elect Representative
and Senatorial Delegates to a State Convention to be held
at Harrisburg, April 1854. for the purpose of electing
Delegates at Large to the Baltimore Convention, and the
seirction of an Electoral Ticket.
The D.legaten elected. an above. to the several Conn
of ratans shalt meet on THURSDAY, April 21. 1.1384, at 8
o'ciock P. M , at en& placee as a majority of their num
ber shall by advertisement designate. and transact the
purposes of their election.
At the meetings and elections "held under tide call, the
miss governing the Vational Union party will is an
cages be adhered to, and be considered as decisive.
By order of tte City Executive Committee of the Na
tionel Union party.
JAMES FREEBORN, President.
.TorrN J. FRANKLIN. .1
FERRYR. Cenamx..n.. f Secretarial!'
M. UJIILON STATE CONVICNTION.—
The loyal men of Pennsylvania comprising the
NATIONAL UNION PARTY witl meet in State Howson.
tion in the Hall of the House of Representatives, at
HARRISBURG, at noon, on
THIII4BDAY, .hpril2B, 1864.
Each district will be entitled to the Name reoresenta-
Hon it now has in the State Legislature, and the dele
gates will be chosen at such times and in enc't manner
as - shall be directed by the respective County COM..
mittees.
Tte State Convention is called for the purpose of
placing in nomination an Electoral ticket. selecting
delegates atjarge to the Nittonal Convention of the Union
party. to be held in Baltimore on the 7th Jane. and
tet ir a such action as it may deom proper in reference to
the approaching Presidential canvass.
The @Median of the dietr!et delegates from Penns7l
- vania to the National Convention is left—where it pro
psrly belongs—to the paOple, assembled in their County
Conventions, but the different County Cominittees are
earnestly requested to adopt such measles as will pro
cure a full attendance at their respective (leaven ions,
and thereby secure, in the °hob* of delegates. a 101 l
and
fair expression of the will of the people.
The Committee cannot forbear to congrhtulate all
lovers of liberty and the Union upon the recent triumphs
of the good cause in New Hampshire and Connection',
and to express the hope. shared by ad loyal men, that
they are only the forerunners of more splendid victories
so , nto be won in the same cause, alike by the bullet
and the ballot.
In behalf of the Union State Central Committee.
WAYNE Ma'UGH, Chairman,
050. W. Hantasstr. Seczetariet
W. W. BATS.
09L .. GREAT
CENTRAL. FAIR
FOR TER
SANITARY
MCOMMER Issros.
COMITT
FOR
A DAY'S LABOR,
A. DAY'S IR COME.
A DAY'S BeVdNUE,
°Mee. 118 Sontit SAYANTH Street, corner et - Sentom
Street,
Second Story. Front Room.
This Office will be open daily from 9 A. H. to d F.
to receive Subscriptions of
ONE DAY'S LABOR,
ONE DAY'S INCOME.
ONE DAY'S RSVSNUE,
From All Who Labor. or HAVR ULM:WM or
Revenues.
Every Family has some relettys or friend in the
ARMY" OR NAVY!
. .
Let all bring in their offiringgto swell the great tide
wbich .to to culminate in Logan Square in the month
Rule next.
WE WILL BEGETOII
INDITIMAL :-EitSOhIPTI INS,
BOIISSEIOLD I.IISSCRIETIONS.
ASSOCIATION SUBSCRIPTIONS.
SIISCRIPtIONS OV .
. . _
A DAY'S L 480
RAY'S INCOME,
A DAY '8 REVEDUIS,
IN MONEY.
IN MANUFACTURES.
IN PhD DI3OTS:
Tbd, poor man or woman will thus have an opportu
nity to contribute to the objects of the Fair. who would
otherwise be Ant out of participation in it
Citizens are invited to call at tb.e 011 its. where a Com
mittee v. 111 be constantly in attendance to•consider their
slimiest' ono. and to appoint Sob committees for City or
Country.
L. MONTGOMERY; BOND,
Chairman.
IifcaBBOOR J. MITININSON.
Secretary.
JOHN W. CLAGELORN.
Treasurer,
apB-61 118 South SEVENTH Street.
IMTHE GREAT ICEETRAL. FAIR
The Committee on MECHANIC ASTB , AND MA
CHINERY 'rich to ascertain from contabutora w3sat de
era lotion of Machinery or article they intend to send to
the Fair also. what space it will occupy, what p 'war
it will as quire to drive those machines that are-intended
to be int in operation. and such other information as
will enable them to make all the requisite preparation
lot exhibition or operation .
El V. MEE:RIOS, Chairman.
CHAR: WHEELER, Secretary.
PHiLEDELPHIA, April 13. 1911.
COMMITTEE. -
Jas. Moore,
John P. Levy.
Fred. Graff,
W. H ?derrick.
aol3-wl'aM
Wm. Sellers.
John H. Town,
©surge Whitney.
Jas. Dougherty.
Coleman Sellers.
ST. VINCENT'S HOME - -FALK, IN
aid of the Orphans, will continue Man TETTEii.
DAV EVENING. _ SPI2-30
m , NNW YORK SANITARY PAM.—
TWO SPLENDID t 3 WORDS, contributed by TIN-
NeiglY & CO.. to be awarded by the popalar voice.
The-e Ewords will bepresented by the PAlR—one•to
the Genera/. and the other to the Naval Officer desig
nated by a pinrality if subseriptions. at One Dollar
each. The 'Books of Registry are open to both sexes
and all ages. Persons out of New York. wishing to ex
mess their preference for any of our Naval or Military ,
Heroes in this charitable manner. are requested to re
mit to the safiseribers. who will guarantee the disuo
s•tion of the Honey and the vote—one vote for every dol
lar remittted. - TIFF. NY & CO.
apn 3t NSW YO .N
CITT BOUNTY NOTICE.—OFFICE
CITY. BOUNTY FUND COMMISSION, No. 4-3.2
PEUND Street,. April 1, 1664
'lbe City Bounty will continue to be paid until further
1V" anPlicatiozes for :Bounty will be entertained from
wroth who enlisted prior to the date of the President's
?reclamation. October 17,180
- •
ba future, powers of attorney for the City Bounty, from
aew recruits for Pennsylvania Regiments. mustered
after this date, must be endorsed by the officer in charge
if the ram cks that the man has been received there.
DI order of the Commission
arl•tf C DAWSON. Secretary.
OrNEW CREEK COMPANY. T E
annnal -meeting of the stockholders Will be beid.
nn TI3IIRs.DAY. April:l4th. at 12 o'clock; at their office,
311 WA 1,14 DT street. A general attendance is requested,
on important business.
ap1.3.2t 4 WM. W. HOLLINGSWORTH, Secretary.
SIXTH WARD—NATIONAL urriorf.
loyal citizens are requested !Ocoee!
on FRIDAY BVENINCi. April 16th , 1884 . at LIBOR'S
HOTS)... t BERRY istreet. between Third and Fourth.
streets. at S o'clock. for the purpose of placing in nomi-
nation candidates for Delegates to the various Conven
tions; and to elect Judges and Inspectors to conduct said
election& By order.
WILLIAM H. BASHES, President.
Imcg•G. B2TERII, Secretary. apl.3-LT
M.CeILIIT _WENT WA EL 13—IIII
FPORTANT BOMB. —An adjourned meeting of
CARDED' HA LL • th o i n
WI r D ZI w S .I D AT e
h EVENING,
PR Ap N r G iI
11th.
The eitiMAS are urged to complete their subsoriplions
as soon as possible; that the committee may there make
their ii al rsport. "Several certificates of exemption
Yet on bat d. WM. R. ThOMAS. President.
THOS. R. DAVIS, See'y. ap9 evr2t
Mew REDUCTION IN THE . PAIGE :De
Cc/N.B.—ln accordance with a resolution of the
Board of Trustees, passed on the 25th instant, the price
of Coke from the Market-street and Spring Garden
Works bas been reduced to 10 cents per bushel. and
rom the Point Breeze and Bfauayrink Works to 9 cants
per bushel. JOAN C. CRESSON, Okiefgegineer.
PHILADET.PECIA GAS WORKS. March 29. Mt. uth29
car scnuvraciza. AND SUSQ,I.II6; INI
BANA
RAILROAD 00., Office 21217 S. FOURTH Street.
N. PHILADELPHIA. April 4. UM
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this Com
pany, snd an election for President and itly.-ffiantigers,
will take place, at the Office of the ompaey, on AKIN
DAY, the 24 day of May next. at 12 o ' clock M.
ao6. trny2 WM. H. NEBR. IscretarY.
gar 'TWO& 'mixt ROVE I IVa
COM
PANY.—Notice la hereby given that a Meeting of
the Stockholder' of the Tiosa Improvement Company
will be held at No f 1 MERCHANTS' Axeadeters. In
She city of Philadelphia. on the sd,day of flay nest. be
tere*a the hours of 12 and 2 o'clock, to cleat Manaaere, a
President. and Treasurer of said Company,
WILLIAM 11L1.12., Treasurer,
No 7514 NALSIDIC Street
Inb3l tma3
orFacmr. of TILE VELMOIIELIS FIRE
WO& Ilk SURANCE cOsinal Y. .
PlrthApsum.t. Ave' 4. 1864.
. • .
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of theßompany.
held this day, a semi•annaal dividend of six per cent..
and an extra dividend of ten per cent., was declared on
the capital stork payable to the stockholders. or their
legal reoresentatlvea. on Armand.
p5-9t .1. W. MoAIIBISTBR. Secretary pro tern.
airstrantAm PUItVEYINIX'S OFFICE
No. I North FIFTH Street.
PSILADELPILA Nov. 32, INN.
Importers and Dealers MAISDIOOSSB HOSPITAL
STONES. HOSPITAL 1iW,131111, BfiISDING ICS.
Sea, are 1.2. - sited to submit their Prise Lists from time to
time to this Office. I. MURRAY.
nol9-Stamtf Surgeon and Medical Purveyor.
VErPIOTICID sirociramixozas
of the EIOWIVB RDDY - oxucosirAffr are here
by notified that the Certificates of Stook are ready_ for
dolt - gen , , at the once of the Company. 4-10 W&LDIUT
WM. RETTAY, Secretary.
Philadelphia, April 11, 1854, apl2 41*
OFFICE OP THE AMERICAN
71101 lASDRANC.3 COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA.
April llth. 1864.
The Directors have this day deciand a Dividend of
MOWS DOLLABS AND FIFTY CHATS per share for the
last silt months which will be paid to the Btockholdera
or their legal representatives, on and after the 21st inst.
clear of ell team
apl2•Bl* ALDBAT C. L. CRAWFORD, Secreter 7.,
rzr G
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
RAILROAD CO., Office. %St South FOURTH
Street, PHILADELPHIA. March 17, 1864 -
Notice is hereby given. that the Transfer BOoke of the
Common clock of this . Company will be closed on the
slat loot— to be reopened on the 14th of APRIL next. at
which time the Stockholders of this Company. aho
have New York am tificates. arorequested td-return them
to the Farmers' Loan and Trust Company. No. 66 Wall
street, New York. Who will give a receipt for the earn&
end furnish in a few days thereafter certificates from the
PbiladelpLia ofiice. in eashanae for said receipt&
The Transfer Office for the Preferred stock of this Com.
Metat New York will be Mooed permanently on the
Met bet 'flat for both the Preferred and Common
Stock In Baton wilt be permanendy dosed on tne Piet
KARON. 8 . BRADFORD,
mblB linwliDAPl4 Treasurer.
SPRING GARDEN INSTITUTE:M
Th() annual meeting of the members of the In
etwe will be held [at their Nall. Northeast corner of
BROAD and SPRING GARDEN Streets, on Tatra NAY
WM IN G. the 14th Inst.. at 7 o'clock, at which time an
Election will take place for Others and. Managers for the
ensuing year. Punctual attendance is particularly re
nuestaa. R 8 alterations in the Constitution will be con
sidered. JAR R. GARRIGUES. Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA- Alvin, 1864 apl-finw6t*
OFFICE OF THE NEW Worm
AND MIDDLE COAL FULD RAILROAD AID
COAL CO.—A Special Meeting of the Stockholders of the
Company will be held at their Office. No. 204 Smith
FOURTH Street, on TUESDAY. awn 26th. at ii o'clock
A M.. for the transaction of brushers of impertance.
PETER N LANDIS, Sec - etarE.
Philadelphia. April 11. 4t
rir 0 RY TY P E S.-THOSE ELA.I3O
- miniatnrs likenesses are done - in line
style at B. F. BBIMBR'S Gallery. 0814 AMOR Street.
Lifelike and Impressive coloring:. head finely mo
deled. le
I A.
NJUNCTION ON BENDLL'S AM
-A- BOLIDE.
[From 2f r Daily Times 3
SUPREMA COURT—OBASIBBUS—Arnit. 5.
Before Justice Barnard.
TRADE MARRS INFRINOEBBINT.
Henry H. Sterling vs Edward Kendall and Albert
am.
The plaintiff ' s coupes'. K
B. ll W. Dodge. Esq applied for
and obtained a preliminary injunction ag ainst the de'
fondants. prohibiting teem from mannfacturing and sell•
ins an el .eged emulous imitation of an article invented
and owned the plaintiff, and known as "STERLINGII
AMBROSIA.'
Claiminghe designatio f "Autumn's.
the plaintiff . as a monad onwhich he base t
his motion. that be ad expended a large amount in ad
vet HEIR g his compound, and had suffered great damages
by the action of the defendants in imitating the trade
marks and labels of the Plaintiff.
- jar The 'nubile Will take notice that there is no other
preparation of the stennineartiela. but the original
STEELING'S AMBROSIA. apl3 21
MLLE. eRVERIN REPAIRS AND
Claw all sorts of Lases and imbrolderies,maktf
tholikMAlW MIL LOKBARR HG. i4pB /4"..
THE PRESS.-PIIMADELPHIA; WEDNESDA Y. APRIL 13. 1864.
BILK MANTLES
1131= 0 .1FtINIGt- CMJCIP.JfILNC.IS
OF DV ufm 4LLY AT , RATUYE S IYL33 NOW BEADY
S. E. Vorner NINTH and MARKET Street&
0.03-wfstf
E. & L.
EYRE 11 LANDELL,
volume - kr. AND if,
HAVE THE FOLLOWIDO DEPARTMENTS WELL
STOCKED FOR THE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
SPRING TRADE
1864:
BILK DEPARTMENT.
SHAWL DEPARTMENT.
DRESS-GOODS DEPARTMENT.
WHITE-GOODS DEPARTMENT.
POINT LACE DEPARTMENT.
MOURNING DEPARTMENT.
HOSIERY DEPARTMENT.
BIEN' S-WE A.R DEPARTMENT.
HOUSEKEEPING STAPLE GOODS.
tahl6-wfm
J AS. R. CAMPBELL 6s . CO.,
HAVE MADE EXTENSIVE ADDITIONS TO THEIR
, POPULAR STOCK OF
NOTWITHETANDIN6 THE AMVANCKD COST or
RECENT IMPORTATIONS.
WHOLESALE ROOMS 'UV STAIRS
ats7- ni
NEW OLOAK DEPARTMENT.
CLOAKS, SACQUES, 'AND' MANTLES.
We have established. in connection With on: regular
business, a department exclusively for the'
MANUFACTURE AND SALE OF THE ABOVH AB
Having faclntleo for obtaining materials °Abe
VERY BEM KIND AT THE LOWEST +MT;
We feel conlidentof our OM, to produce
NEW, DESIRABLE, AID ATTRACTIVE ETnigs
of the above articles; at prices that will insure satisfac
tion to oar enetomer3; and enable us to extead otti , bteda
nesa in this line.
Our Salesroom is well lighted. and the stook roar•
ranged as to be readily inspected by visitors.
4W Orders promptly attended to.
CURWEN STODDART 8a 13R04,
Dealers in Auction Dry Goods,
450, 452, 454 North SW OND Street,
2t] Above Willow, PHILADELPHIA
CIIRWEN STODDALET
MAN TLES AND CLOAKS OF UN
naval elegance.
Taffeta Mantles and Sacones.
Plain and Richly Trimmed Mantles.
Chesterfield., in Silk and Cloth
Short Sacques of handsome Cloths
Trench Cloth Cloaks.
MANTLI S MA.D33 TO ORDER.
Sprit g Shawls in light colors..
Summer Shawls of good quality.
Onelot desirable Summer Shawls. $3.
slack Thibet Square Shawls. $1 to $7-
000 PAR. CONARD,
spl3 B. R corner NINTEand.DISIIKSTEtreets.
628H00P SKIRTS—LA.. 62S'
*DIES'. MISSES'. AND. CHILDREN'S )•
—The most complete assortment in the city, every sty le
end size. For finish, durability, and cheaonass..ilati
no equal in the market. Manufactur.d at 628 ARC H
Street, Skirts made to order. altered. and repaired
Also. bargains in Rasierssmade. Shine , kid padded
rivetted, 19 springs. 65 'cents .1_ 20 tmings. 60 cents ; 5 15
springs, 95 cents ; SO springs, al ;AO springs. $1 20 ; 4 0
springs, diamond-tied, SO cents. apl26r , '
AWNINGS.
*unable for Awning'',
Wagon Covers, &c.
CURWEN STODDARr & BROTHER,
460, tag, and 45 4 1 North•SECOND Street,
anll-3t above WILLOW
NEAP PRY GOODS. CA.BPETS,
OIL CLOTHS. MATTING, AND WINDOW
SHADES.—V. E. AIRCHAMBLULT, Northeast corner
ELEVENTH and MARKET Streets. will open this morn
ing, from auction, Ingrain' Carpets , wool filling. 60. 6 6.
and 62c; Ingrain Carnets, all wool, 75. S7o, $l. $l.ll.
$l. 25. and $1 37; Entry and Stair Carpets. 25c to $1;
Hemp. Cottage. and Rag Carpets. 31 to 62c; Floor Oil
!Moths. 60 to 57c; Gilt Bordered Window Shades. 76c to
112; Stair Oa Clothe. 250; Table 011 Clotho, 624. to $1;
Yo kite and Check Matting. Silo 62 cents.
CHEAP DRY GOODS AND TRIMS - IE4IS.
Mneline, 16 to 40c; Sheetingo, 40 cents to $1.31t Cali-
COBB, 16 to 25c; De Laines, 31 to 33c: Poll de Chewers, 31
to 60c: Pontine. 87 to 67c; Black and Spring eolora Ale
raeas, 37 to 87c; Table Lineno. 50c to $1.60; Towelings.
15 to 17c; Plain and Fancy Cashmeres , 500 td $2.; Whle
and colored Flannels. 37 to. 76c• Spying Cloakings $2;
Cotton Dose, IS to 60o; Gloves. 12 to 75c; Handkerchiefs.
S to 600 ; Coats' Spool Cotton. ilc• Pins, Sc; Neck-Ties.
25c; Colgate's Soap, 6c; Windsor 'Soaps, let Nooks and
Nye!. 3c; Skirt Braids. 7c ;,Table Covens. $2; Marseilles
Quilts, *3 to $10; Shawls. Seto $10; Mack De Lathes 50
to 76c• Black Thi bet Shawls, $4 to $l2 Wholesale and
Retell Store, Northeast corner BLAVENTEI and MAR
SET Streets. apl-mwf lm
N• Ty STEEL & SON HAVE NOW OPEN
•
4IL choice assortment of_
16$$, SILBEL
Moire Antiques. S3N)OS •
Plain Corded Silks,. 11L6234 to $3.6C. ,
'figured Corded Silks. $1.62%.
Plain Poll de Soler, $1 20 to $3.26,
• Farm Silks. Ma to
Black Gros Grain Silks, $1.25 to $3.21.
Tirared Black Silks. AL26 to FL
Plain Black Silks 13734 e. to $6.
Plaid India Silks. 8736 c.
Light-ground Bich-figured Foulards. SL2S to $3.62,
$120•t1 . Boa. 713 and 715 5. TENTH Street.
DESIRABLE GOODS.
PROM AUCTION'.
26 Pieces Russia Diaper. $2 6.
20 plebes Russia Diaper, S3.N).
.46 pieces Russia Diaper, wide. $4. '-
14 pieces Russia Diaper. very wide, 86.
Also
_N lota of Table Linens—all prices.
Now open at JOHN
O% ARCH Street. H. STORMS'.
1011913 T eet,
KENNEDY, STAIRS, & CO.,
PICKLED AND DRY• FISH.
A large stock. in assorted packages. suitable for Coun
try Trade, alwa7 s on band. sal32m
5-20 ° ° -13 P °
ORDERS BY MAIL OE EXPRESS ATTENDED TO
FOURTH NAII,IONAL BANK OF.
PHMADELPHIA.'
CAPPUL. $100.600, with the privilege of increasing
to $6OO 000
WM. P DAMN. President.
Al BUN C. Roßil.P.Td. - Vice President.
SAM% ManiitYLLS.W. Cashier.
DDINCTORIS.
Wm. Stooks,
D. W. Bledley.
John Pereira.
Wm, P Penna.
Alberta. Roberto.
Jae. (3. Ktlch,
'Wm. S. Robley
The FOURTH NA.I7I.BAG BANK is now open at Mo.
723 MICR Street. for the transaction of a General Bank
ins business. upon the mum) terms._
. . . . . .
Collections made on a.l points at the very lowest rates.
Subieristions received for the United States 1040,
Bonds. BAWL J. hisoSIIILLisN,
apl2• tf Cashier,.
LONDON BROWN STOUT,
SCQTOH ALE.
RI THE CASH OR DOZEN.
ALBERT C.: ROBERTS.
DEALER IN VINE GROCERIES,
Corner ELEVENTH and VINE Strata.
pLARET--1N CASKS - AND oA.sgs,
in store sad for rale, by
321012Tellit & LLVIOIGNE.
202 and 202 eolith FRONT Street.
THE CELEBRATED
-s- "NEW HOPI" CIINBIRLAND COLT..
7" sale VHEO. D. EMMY & 00.
Onoo, No SO9 Booth FOURTH Stied.
DBTIGS.-13 BALES ARNICA FLOW
IBS.
8 bales short Bnelm Leaves.
85 eseee Rest India Sage. fresh.
46 bblo London-A/embed Jamolba
b Olny.
8 Wen Merida ilew-word SpongeeM r
store astwl
for
esylByt WY ELLTatthi°ifamt.
UPHOLSTERING.
H. B BLANCHARD & CO.
Nonheut corm THIRTIBiIITH and 0111infelai.
Carpets and Mating mad* and laid.
Boldlns. Hnir MatirtilP& 411
10 1 4 1 1 6 41 TIMMS &Vila.'
“ETAIL; DRY4GOODS.
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER
COOPER & CONARD,
'127 CHESTNUT STREET,
ISULT_4ICS,
SHAWLS,
IVELESS 4:4.00135,
Which they urethane to; sell at
MODERATE PRICES,
SOErI3PH M. STOD.D.MT
HEAVY TWILLED , KERSEY
Nam 130 and 13a North , Wharves.
ABOVE ARCH STREET,
WHOLESAXX. DEALERS
DUE IST BIATI
11.. 0 U 0 II r.
-
DREXEL 8c CO
NEW PCJRl.M.4'7i►►lri4.
N: w 1-FIR - 1 •1"1 1 4 10 Uzi A.ND
9,1 000
TEIAYER'S . LIFE OF
PitIE&IIJIEN - P LINCOLN,
TB PIOABER BOY.
IN PRESS PRICE $1 25
Every loyal citizen in the country should. read this
book at ones. While the story of hie history and Career
is true, it is at the same time inaroelloua His haying
raised himself from poverty to the high station ha now
occupies groves hie indomitable energy and singleness o f
purpose.
The book ie for sale by every Bookseller and Non
dealer in the coontry. or sent by mall by the Publishers
upon receipt of $1. 28.
ALSO, JOST BEADY.
A LITHC;GB&PHIC PORTMIT 01' THE
PRESIDENT,
x 2 tnc.` er
Sent by mail on receipt or price
Cakvaeeing Agente wanted to 'tell the Book and Pic•
tote.
WALKER. WISE, Ofr- 00.,
PUBLISHERS,
BOSTON
Per ease in Philadelph'a by 3 R. LIPPINCOTT & CO.,
and all the Retailers. ar43-wfm3t
ON PICKET DUTY.—NHAV TALES,
hybiis L M ALcort. Ten cants., Sea RED.
PATH'S SOCHA FOB TES CAMP-FIRES. E. WHICH
&CO sell them. It
PHOTOGRAPHS u7lOO GENERALS
sent by mail cn receipt of 25 cents.
PFIOTOGRAPR oF 100 ArirOgS •
sent 1)1 mall on receipt of 25 cents.
' PHOTOGEAPIIs ci.l - 100 ACTRESSES
cant by mail on !receipt of 2 ct AUL
A FULL CATALOGUE OF PHOTOGRAPHS FROM
LIFE, Statuary, Pies of Famtinga, tent by mail
on .rkeol.rt of 5 eonto
Address all orders to G W. PITMIER,
SOS OSESTN Err Street,
Philadelphia. Pa.
I.W PICTURE OF LIEUT. BEN.
e." GRANT
tiEW PICTURE OP LIEUT. OM /IRAN,.
PROMO iA!..11..tD AT wARHINGTOIT,
PHOTOBRAPHED AT WASHIDIGTON,
BY THE CELEBRATED BEADY.
BY TEE CELIBRATEO BRADY.
only correct Likeness published.
0919 correct Likeness published.
FOB. SALE AT PlTOniatid.
Ft E SALE AT Emil SE'S.
apll•ma2lii FOrg 04E3TD.713T STREET, PHILA.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTN ER -4 HI P.
Dance is hereby given that the partnership here
tofore exit.Vag between the subscriber's. under the Arai
(.f LAU:4AL SaLLAD 4. dr CO.. has this day been
dissolved, by mutual content •
i3E01 , 013. M Lel3lCalf
AILDRIAY M !SALL &DR,
J. D. BITeING.
PHILADELPHIA. April 19. 1864
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the firm of LAUMA.N. BALLADE, & 00.,
will present tte same to LeriMAN & BALLADE, in
whme nemes the }mitten will be rondunted in future.
LAIIMAN & BALLAD&
apl3•tat
APIITT. P. 18R1
THE FIRM OF CHRISTIAN tic WHITE
1 c h4 i tlala ti b r, tut:a!
purchasedeoat dissolve d . GEORGE
LIAN 'WHITS therein , and assumed arliaiodlities
t hereof. The Comraiseion buetneta wilt be seethe:pt as
heretofore at No WES CHESTNUT Street. by OIMEGFE
IL CHRISTIAN & 00.. OWO. H. eaßiernur.
JULIAN WHITE.
Philadelphia. April 1. 1864. apl2-4t5
INSURANCE.
pSURE YOUR LIFE
IN YOUR OWN HOME COMPANY,
.AIVIEILIC
dam' PfIILADELP#iIA,
S. E. corner Fourth and Walnut Streets.
Insurers in this Company have the additional gua
rantee of
6250,000
CAPITAL STOCK all paid nu IN CASE, which, to
gether with CASH ASSETS. now on hand; amount to
OVER
$BOO,OOO
MOME FOR THE YEAR 1863 .OVER
92,00,000_
IOSSEB PAID DURING THE YEAR AMOUNTING
TO OVER
862,000.
DIVIDENDS MADE ANNUALLY. thus aiding the !n
-al:v.(1 to pay Premiums.
The last DIVIDNND on all Mantel Policies in force
Ikaamber 31.1863. was
FIFTY PER CENT.
Of the amount of PREMIUMS received during the year.
Its TRUSTMS are well-known citizens in our midst.
entitling it to wore consideration than those whose
managers 'reside in distant cities.
Alexander Whilidin.
J,:Ed gar Thomson,
°serge [(nand.
Rom' James Pollock,
Albert C. Roberts,
B. Mingle.
Samuel Work.
ALEX. WHILLDIN, President.
SAMUEL WORK, Vice President.
JOHN S. WILSON, Sec. and Tress
HALVE 'YOU PROVIDED TOR YOUR
FAMILY AN INSURANCE ON YOUR LIFE?
110 ME
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL,
WITH AN AMPLE CASH CAPITAL
WALTZ'S S. GRIFFITH, Thizsrmurr
C. RIPLEY, SEC
I. H. FIZOTHINGITAM. TREAF
WILLIAM. J. COFFIN. ACTUARY
PHILADELPHIA, REFFM.ENCES
Eton. William Strong: Rev. Matthew Simpson. D. D..
Bishop of M B. Chi:Lich; Rev Albert Barnes, D. D. ; Rev.
James H. Crowell.; Thomas liehLue. keg ; Lewis R. Ash
harst. Etiq ; Samuel Welsh. Egg James Danlap. Esq.;
W. R. lejee Sig : John. Mee. Esq. ; Charles Humph
reys. R, q. ; J ohn B. Amain. EE - 4.; &0. Palmer. Req •
C. B. Mount, Seq.; ballattel C. Perkins. Esq. • John R.
Penrose, ; Samuel Field , Esq.; Messrs. E. Clara
At Buckner. McCammon, & Co ; John R Myers
Co. ; Benismin Bullock 8 Bobs; Wm. & Alfred Mar
lton: George B Reese. Son. & B McCreary &
Co. ; George Ceokman & Co. ; D. D. Kerahatv & Co.
'Kay St Brother.
JOHN H. PACKARD, 11. D.,
MEDICAL RXAMIDER.
No. 1225 SPRUCE SPREET.
In attendance at Agent's Office daily from 1 to 2 P. It
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE,
I 110 04 4L111.0 0112101110111:) tfArVilkit 01013441
B. K. F 4 SI.E.R, AGENT .
sp4-mwf3m
TEOLLINSHEAD & GRAVES,
INSURANCE AGENCY
- - .
No. 3111 WALBLIT STREW', PHILLDBLPHIA.
The following well known and responsible Insurance
Companies are now prepared to issue policies at their
gency. . /do. 312 Walnut street, Philadelphia. on Build
ings, Merchandise, Furniture. Vessels in post and their
cargoes, and other property, against loss or damage br
Hre, 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).,
Mason Thompson, President; Martin L. Crowell, secre
tary. .
Adriatic Fire Insurance Company of New York (1.85.2).-
Will ry iam A. Cater, president; Frank W. Lewis. secre
ta.
Commercial Fire Insurance Company, of New York
(1&5O). Joseph Petit, president; M. V. B. Fowler. se
craters.
Mercantile Fire Insurance Company of Now. York,
(MU William A Thompson, president; John Baler,
secretary.
Albany City Fire Insurance Company. of Albany. re.
Y. (1800). William Tillinghast, president; John
Bice, secretary.
STATEMENT OF AFFATRS TEM ADRIATIC ME
IN6I2IRABCE COMPANY Of NE Kr' YORK.
Agency, 3111 WALNUT Street. Philadelphia.
JA6IILIKY - 1. 1861
Cash capital. increased January. 1864. from
riSe, 000 to 9,300.000 00
Surplus . 27,712.40
Bonds and Mortgages. Arid Hens on Beal Es
tate
United States Bonds, 0-20, and Certiticaten 1164.033 74
Indebtedness 193.173 OA
Cash Loans, secured by 5t0ck5........... . .......,997 00
Cash in Bank and on hand , . 81,410 86
Premium/unpaid and interest accrued. 9,087 81
Liabilities
Dividends declared kB. SOO.
HOLLINSHEAD it GRAVES,
Ito 3t2 WnWarr Street. PhiWs.
apl-fmwet
SPECTACLES TO SUIT ALL SIGHTS.
ARTIFICIAL HUMAN NIES
/merged without pan. bi
JANES W. QUEEN &CO.,
9E4 CHESTNUT Street.
OPERA. GLASSES AND OFFIOERSI
FIELD GLASSES.
lecroroopos for Physicians and Etnaants.
A very large sarorixoent for sale try
'AXES W. QUEEN & C 0 .92- as marl , fo r est.
MATRFJLA.TWAL DRAFTING TN
- STIIIIIKENTS.
Obeaterman'a Metallic and diael-tapa Neamares.
Par sale by JAMES . = M
9 W 24 Strut.C M HKEITA.
Priced and itlnitratadOstaioansa gratis. invisala
HEATON dc DENO : LA, HARDWABE
to. }wassail. 507 CIOMMEEBOI amid 810
IfOßa i r i lt al rooto. offer for isle:
AlLohor Broad liaib I Plena ifiut BMW.
W. IEB. lintahar's Owe : leg o oabinat Load.
Mriara's Horse Halls; Ws 00l Slates.
. Iran. end Irow Wire* a Cards.
Also. a fall easartmeat of Amerfaan Hardware. 115.8m1t
GWEN BAIZE AND WOOLEN
/LOON moms, of ail widths. at Clarst Non'of
O. B.IIOOND *Oa*
MOM JIM 041 • • - ifibikame
William J . Howard
Samuel )39dine.
John tokman
. .
Charles F. Hearlilt,
Hon. Joseph Allison
lEIBO H azleharet.
..4327.712 40
AddiW i t,_ FOR ALBANY AND
TROT. via Delaware anti:Raritan llama
Tim barge 8. PLANAG AN. Captain Tn.Y.TeOB le now
leading at let Wleart below BPRUCIis litreet.for the. above
Pointe, and. will leave on WADNI3BDetY, at 6 P. K.
For freight. tibia will be taken at reasonable rates.
aDg/TA,o
. D L FL 4NA6tAlli, Agent. •
- aPII,4V • 804 Bouth Delaware Avenue.
•
-pp EIMER'S, TIN RIVALLED STYLES
-Lt , of COLORED PHOTOGRAPHE ftno Quality and ar
twit execution, Very moderate ottani of 31 only. Ex
aminve Green.e specimens and select styles. at SECOND Strom,
abo
CABVETS, OIL CLOTHS, AND WIN
DOW SHAM—Dew stook of lingligh Carogtg Ind
ragaivad. and for gab chain. at WA[.
soithio. 447 VoTth 6100 ND stmt. below Pogo. aba-4um,
• • - • • - - 10`
WA A"I'N,
A PRA I: .1 - 'CAL 0 o pER A Nrl 3 - C It •
TALIST WANTIID ;lie a 61.*SAM in s klthiqr
FACTORY in the Sevin. on th► r•eor
above Oil City. baying 400 acme of it..l heavily tim
bered With oak, and a ft•on...t.ne of one lotto or ;tan. oil
tenitory, pt. rtly vtqcp,d The (later itt.a an exucton
of 100-bone 5.0.13.1% end can tern out 10.000 staves aa'd
headings pet day. The regular Deice of oil barrel.. at
(Mau ri . i O2 -g 0 ; coat of &livery. five mate each. Ears
obance. Ttita• reasonable.
Aedressi ' - 80x1i22,"P. O. Rol 3i*
HOUSE OF REFUGE.-WANTEI), IN
the Colored Department. en. ASSTS.PANT (male)
TEACHER. Ai PIY to the Sunerintendent apll-msr2r
PRAO PICA L INSTRUCTION IN
lliel f /K-NEEPIDG, in 11$ different branches; Pen
nnanthip. plain and ornamental; Gommerclal a 310,11 a"
e. Commercial Law. Forme . &e CUTTS gill?, S'd
CoMmetc:al College. 637 CiIBeTIVI37 Street. corner of
b m.b
eve.
apll-3t
TIFE INSURANCE 0 -
NVAL3SER3.I Competent and active persons we , ted. to C 51.1 1 ,188.1
city or ct.nutr7 for :an eetablished file/Velem liititusi
Company. Address Box .7.5 1412. Yost Mos. with
name and referecces aol3.Stif
sALF SMAN WANTED—I N AST A
lunNEtar and Blank. Baal/ Rim, f rom w
3 . tar , 4 o f age, of good business qualifications and no bid
habits. One with proper testimonials may address
• ' Samuel X. ." at this office a:n/3 St.
WAN TED—IN A PACKAGE
Rouse a young LAD to assist in writing np
beast must write a good hand and be correct is Anon..
Addret a Boa 6, Post Office. aplo-2t* - -
WANTED—BY A YOUNG M AIN, A
Situation in a Dry Goods. Jobbing. or Commis
,a ion Hmise. or large Retail t.t.‘re; is 18 Sea rs of age, and
a good penman. Address "F. Boa 2233. - api2 2t.
WANTED - A POSITION AS GO
vigaizsg, either in the c'ty or country. by a
lady competent to hitch Entlish. French Sp.tnieh and
music ♦ddreee I 6 DUSTRY, at PM* office, ap11.30,
WANTET —5OO CHESTNUT "TELE-
I GRAPH POLES. " Apply at the Police and fire
Telegraph Office, S. W. corner rIFTH and OIISBTriIIT
Streetv. AVl26r
WANTED -AN EXPERIENC ED
Life Insurance Canvasser. For an A Olcient man a
literal salary will be paid. GIEJ. F. VITILLEd. agent
Yamatueto Mutual Lite Inemanee Company 4,9
t,rreei• ang
N T D-A PART
NER. with the above capital. to ex trua.
a ProfitaVa Planufacturion Rosiness, wan Cash S4ss.
Ad a re.e ' Partner." Frets office
1 13
5 A MONTH : 1 -I WANT TO HIRE
AGENTS in every County, at lira a month, ex
peues raid, to sell my new cheap Family SeWl MV
chip se. Acidreee S. WISON, A lfred. dagWR:,3%
FOB SALE '.&NI) TO LET.
TO NEWSPAPER MEN.-FOR SALE
old, well eatabl tubed. pwing. fir. t class eonn•
ty rpßFpaper. OW). N TOWNSEND 3t CO ,
ar9-sinwbt 123% South FOURTH Street.
TIRUG AND PRESCRIPTION STORE
."--" FOR SALE.—One of the beet paying etoree in tae
oily for sale if rold within two w , eka aTerage of
cash sales fronssl.2 to $l4 a day. Cash Drina * L2®.
0 remit "M D..f ' twine Garden Bab Post Office. Give
full name and pm t office address. apl3 3t*
TO LET,—THE SECOND, 'THIRD,
and foarth Boors at 235 MARKET 'Strut, throntl
to C btu ch abet'. zuk29-tf
SMALL GROUND RE NTS. —sEv -
RAL well-secured old GROUND RI4DIT3 of $4OO
$OOO, $OOO, $7OO, and $8:0, for sale Apply at the office et
.1" ADISS R 4318i16,
at u. 115 South FIFTH Street.
O,OID I GOLD I!GOLD I
'LP SS. 2CO in GOLD.—WANTS D. a Modern D
-in reed location, with all the modern Impru vemente.
the price of which will be paid in GOL D.
o.'lo. N. ToWNSEND Si CO-.
apft-fi iiegm .Conth FOUBTA Street.
in FOR SALE OR TO LET—TWO
Wat. Large STONE BUILDINGS suitable for Ymndry
or Fketory. AIRA a la.
_ge BREWERY. Addre.s NEO.
Kicruc, No. 1M33 RICHMOND titreet avl3•lm*
da TO RTINT—A COUNTRY RE3I-
AsaDENcE. with Pasture, Stablinsr. and Garden, with
in ten zeintues' walk of the Media Railroad, about 41.4
rolTes from the Market- street Bridge. Apply at No.
1231 11ABRET btreet aolB2t.
A VERY DESIRABLE RESI.
DENCE, - rituate in the village of Virgr,DON. one
half mile from Abington Station. North Pennsylvania
Railroad, is For Reit for the summer months. Terms,
PHU Apply, any time this week. to
abl3.3t. WM. G MILLERat Weldon.
FOR SALE-HANDSOME NEW
mea modern DwellL g. CaLLOWHILL Street, above
SEVEIgTii :Area. thirteen rooms. with every converti•
once. In complete order and a splendid retideace. Lot
22 tent front by nearly 100 feet deep Is offered low and
on eery reasonable terms.
TO RENT - DESIRABLE RESI
DENCE on MAIN Street, GERMANTOWN. twe
squares from depot. Large garden and modern eon
ventelilefB. SAMUEL. T. PDX,
apl3 2? NINTH and WILLOW.
da FOR SAL E—A DESIRABLE
Watfour-pto.s 1114g11)S ICE, with back buildings. Arc ,
sin:Jilted at No. 1727 Pisa street. Also. four• story Resi
dence,-situated at 1426 South Penn Square. near Fif
teenth street. Apply to 11.0 BT. MAC() R.St3OR,
It 419 w...1.1,N0r Street,
FOR SALE-A FOUR-STORY
a:AL - Brick fOISIDENCE, corner of Spruce and Juniper
etreete 4 Lot 40 by 130 feet.
Ai,o, Brick ENSIXOBI9C.S in superior order. situtted
on the north side of Spruce street, above Erosd street.
. Also. DWELLING and STORE, No. 824 Walnut street.
producing a large Interest on the urice at rvhrch it will
be offered. Apply to RJBSRT MAO GREGOR,
It 419 WAINCr c Streak
gin FOR SALE—DWELLING NO. 513
PINE Street, with back buildings,
Alm
apl2•Se
FOR S 4 LE-A THREE.BTORY
AM BRICK 1 3 . 011R8, with seven rooms, with gas, bath,
and- water closet. No, lsla PI rz WATS& Street Pe
session given immediately, if required. apl2 6t.
in FOR SALE OR TO LET—GER
ffi~NTOWN Honse._PRLCE Street. lower
east of Hancock. CHAS. ALBERTSON, 19100 at-
AMID Avenue, or Roeorl above Growl, GocoruLtown.
MaOVER 300 HOUSES, ALL SIZES,
for pale and exchange, RANSOM ROGERS.
240 North TENTH Street. mb2.5-I.rn*
da TO LET—A OOMMODIOT6
-41 m. DWELLING, No. .11.32 North FRONT Street. Rent
moderate. Apply to WETHERILL Is BRO.,
0c29-1 47 and 49 North SECOND Street.
xi FOR SALE-THIRTY ACRES OF
...&—Land,eligibly situated on the Haddonfleid turnpike,
3) miles from the eft, adjoining M il le* Hotel. Will
be sold at Bnglotah'e Hotel, Camden, on the 13th instant,
st
From its proximity- to Ike oily this property is well
worth the attention of purchasers. apl2-2t.
FOR SALE- A THOROUGH
BRED TROTTING STALLION. 6 years old. 15
bands Sinches high, a half brother to Gilt. the great
Trotttng Mare: he hart pold in fifty, and promises great
speed. To be een at Stetson's Stables. in LOCUST Street,
below Twelfth.' Price, $1.600. Address owner.
X. A. L , " Conshohocken.
apl3 St* Montgomery eonntY. Pa.
NW FOR SALE-A NEW SHIFT
ING TOP WAGON. Caffrey's make; borne
and hak nem all complete. Apply at 64 North FOITH, PH
Street.
MILITARY.
WiNTED-A FEW MEN FOR THE
liSd Regiment. Penna. Vole., Idol. 6eorgnl". McLean.
Also, one ford Fife Major and several Fifers. None
bat good musicians need moray to
Lieut. T. (i NORONY. 18.3 d Bee, P. V...
anl2.6t. No. 41 North BIXT I{ Street
A NAVAL AND MARINE SERVICE.
CITY AND WARD 'BOU
.ADVAROB PAY AND PRIES MONEY?
I MEN WANTED for the N • VAL, SERVICE and MA
RINE CORPS, who will be entitled to all the City-Boun
ties, in addition to Prize Money
Seamen will receive an advance of three months' pay
ES bounty.
Application to be made at once to
D. X I, NE,
Capt. and Provost Marabal Fourth District, Penna., •
apl-12t BROAD and SPRING GARDEN Streets.
I CITY AND WARD BOUNTY!
ADVANCE PAY AND PRIZE MONEY!
MEN WANTED for the NAVAL SERVICE and MA.•
RINE CORPS. who will be entitled to all the CRY
Bounties in addltitur to Prize Money.
Seamen will receive an advance of three months' pay
.as bounty.-
Application to be made at once to
EDWIN PALMER.
Captain and Provost Marshal.
Second Dtstrfot Penttsylvanla,
T
456 South TWELFH Steet.
mhS9-tf Philaderlphia.
NAVAL AND MARINE SERVICE.
CITY AND WARD PRIZE MONEY
ADVANCR pAY AND PRIZE MONEY I
W aZITED for the NATAL allitvicE nod at
RINE CORI.S. Who will be oatitled to al/ the OltyßoUth
ties, In addition to Prize Money.
Beameirwill receive an advance of three mouths' pay
as bounty.
Application to be made at once, to
WM. B. LEHMAN
Captain and Provost Marshal First Dietrict Penna. ,
mb3o-tf 245 South THIRD Street.
GRAY'S PATENT
MMr ' M n'. lM m'' POW m gr ..' lMmh so
Have now been before the public for. nearly a year.
They are 41111VOTIMU7 pronounced the neatest sal best-
MUDS cellars extant.,
The upper edge presents a perfect care. free from tb e
angles noticed In all other collars.
7la cravat tames no puckers on the inside °Ube turn
down collar —they are AS SMOOTH INSIDE. 24 our-
SLlM—and therefore perfectly.free and easy to the neck.
Me Garotte Geller has a smooth. and evenly-finished
edge on BOTH SIDES:
These Collars are not si'mpay_flat pieces of paper an in
the form of a oollsr, but are MOLDED AND SHAPED
TO FIT THE osCIC, '
They are made in " Noulty" (or turn• down style), in
every half size from 12 to 177 inches, andi in "Eureka"
(or Garotte). from 13 to 17 inches, and paused in "solid
eine." in neat blue cartone, containing 100 each; also.
in en alley ones of 10 each-the letters very handy pack
atm for Travellers. Army and Navy.ollzers.
Mir AVERT COLLAB is stamped.
" ORAI 'd PATENT HOLDER COLLAR." '
Sold by an. dealers. In Mani Furnishing Goods, The
Trade supplied by
VAN DUSEN, 1/oPda BIER, 9c 00.,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Men'e Furnishing
Goods, 647 CHESTNUT Sweet.
mh.W.wfm Fm Philadelphia.
spMISS M. A. B.AKER,
ro, 1346 RFIRSTNIIP
Has opened a large stsso , totent of
PARIS MILLINSRY.
apl2.9in* For the Spring and Bonnier of 1884.
ali do t FOR HARTFORD, CONN.,
DIREC.r. -. Via Delaware and Raritan
(lama. —MA PhtleAle[phi& Steam Propeller ComaanY's
Steamer"MAßA, Grun/leY Master Is now diseharg , .
lag and recekring_freight at Webster ' s wharf. 21 above
lOarkg et etreet. CIorItIIK_DRSPA. 1:1 For rates of freight
apply on board. or to - Wlit M. BAIRD & CO, ,__Agents.
bpli•St 132 South Iffearves.
ir) MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT
I LOANED upon Diamonds Watches. Jewelry,
tf, Plate. Clothing , . &c.. at JONES & CO ',10.01 :
Established Loan Moe. corner IMMO and
GAS KILL Streets. below Lombard. ap9: Sm. 11
r A.TOUR OIL.-50 8 BASKETS 'LA.
A- 4 TOUR OLIVE OLIE,IiVed Par Slain Miss and or
sale by JASTOHS & LAVSEGNE.
Sole Agents.
mb3l-12S . . 909 and 904 O. FROST at
S iMIIEL T. FOX.
NINTH and WILLOW.
PERSCiISiAI..—JEWELRY: BY MAIL,
free of poetage, to any part of the United Rates on
receipt of the following prices : Single atoms , imitation
diamond sings, $1; cluster imtiation diamond. rings, $2;
heavy.p atsd vest chains. $1; heavy plain rings, will
stand the air ,ngest acid. 60s; small round black-enamel
-6.1 ear drops. 50a; heavy-plated black.enamelei sleeve
buttons, 21c; gents' imitation diamond studs. $1; gents'
imitation diamond pins. $1; bracelet/1.a.: handsomely
chased medallions. $1; complete seta carbuncle studs
and buttons, $1; complete semblack-enamelled studs and
buttons with pearl setting. $1; fancy watch keys. 60c;
pen and pencil with extension case,:sl:i ladies long
gnard and chatelaine chains. V: ehatniaine•Pins. min c enuine gotta peroha chain% s t; and, gents.
lure pine for likeness or hair, $1; seal rings. *I.
Direct to 8an11.5 ar KANN.
apB.llo , 916 RACE Street,
IN IHE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY.Or PRILADREPHIA..
El tate of TAMS 8. WOOD WARD, deceased
The Auditor appointed bribe Court to andii.aettle.and
adjust the account of fiNTHONY W. WOOD WAR.D,
JOSEPH A. WOODWARD. and riptair, H. JOHNSON.
Executors of James N. Woodward: deo aced. and to
make distribution of the balance in, the hands of the
accountants -will meet the parties interested for the
purposes of his appotutmAnt.fon NtfßaDaY, *ell TA.
1564, at 4 o'clock P. af.. at his office, a3ii South FIFTH
htrest. in the city of Philadelphia
apl3..Wfmilt OBORELB M., OGIUBROB, Auditor,
deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the 'Court to andit. settle. and
adjust the stemma of LOGRATIL D. WOOD. JOHN
RObb, and WILLIAM . . WORRELL. Nxecators of the
will of Mrs. Margaret Wood. deceased, and to Make
distribution of the balance in the bands of the aceount•
ant, will meet the pa toe interacted for the pwronsee of
Ins eppointment, on MONDAY. April 26th, 1934 at 4
o'clock P. M. at No. 128-South SIXTH Street. in the
city of Philadephia.
9,-11 2 -1N- fre 6t EL E. WA/A.lOl. Amino,.
I N tB J . ORPRA.NSk COURT FOB
THE CITY AND COUNTY Or PHILADELPHIA..
Estate of WILLIAM PINCHIN. &cased.
The Auditor appointed by the Mart to audit settle.
and adjust the acpount of WILLIS if J. CAD PSH. Sze
cntor of the will of,WILLIAM PINCHIN. deotased. and
to make distribution of the balance in the henna of the
accountant. will meet:the parties interested for the pity
poses of hie appointment. on I.TIZSDAY. Sprit Street ls64.
at 4 &clack P. di •at No. 1313 South SI , .Z.PEC in
the city of Philudeenhia.
apl3,wfmlit B OBLEBS Jr., Auditor.
IN THE 0/IPHANS' C9/ZIRT OPDE
LAWARE COUNTY.
Is the matieg of the partition of the Baal Balite Of
MULLAH BIDD"NS. late of the Borough of Chester, i n
the County of Delaware af. retail. deceased. Inquest
awarded February Term. 1864
NOTION id HEREBY GIVEN_Ao George Hall, Annie
louderbsok, George Pickerson,William siddons, George
Slddons James Siddone, Lardner Biddone. Barak Elliott.
IlettiaiSiddons.,lllinebeth Siddons, George meow, an d
Rachel Siddons. a part of tholtolts and legal represents-.
Oven of the said decedent, 04, by virtue a th e h iquee t,
awarded se aforesaid, en inunisition wilt be held au*.
taken upon the premises. sltnitte in the Bosollgh of ChaP
terskreseld. late the DrOPerti of- the said deitedent,da,
scribed as foliates. to wit :.
No. I- Being all that certain brick litftellage and lot or
piece of around situato at the sontheaa. Front
and Filbert streets. Ihrtoaded by Lanes Richardoeliose
and elfe.by lands at the heirs of Sarah Scanlan. dil.
ceased, see by the sold Trout and B.llhart etT" t ''
Do 2 Being all that certain ebnehouse, wharf. and
Sot or piece of ground situate at, the soateweet corner of
Front and Fiibeirt streets aforesaid. Bounded by lands
of Jonathan Pennell. by Cheater. creak. and,bd , the said
-Front and Filbert streets.
Bo 8. Being all those two certain brisk weasusgos.
stone nitstume, and lot or piece of ground situate on the
won side of Front street aforesaid. itionded b • blade.
of VrederlA 'Fair] Arnie by lends of George and Charles
Sharples6, and by Cheater creek,
4 , 11. the 1 BIiTH 341 OF MAY. Mb at 10 o'clock in
the Fabblioobl. for the purpose of making partition
andtion and spyrateement thereof, se which LIMO
to attend,_ if •on think
place y are militated
.-BP.Att VaNZAINT.
BtoPer• Sheriff of Delaware county.
IffßOotlitti..b WARD, Attor'ys for Petitioners apl3-wer.
SPLEN DI D SPk t 3 OF TRU CH:
FOL POETRAI rb. —B. F. BM MIR'S Pho
- in on onlore. rire Pronounced a disarlatnao
Migpubltg narkpaltd, (Num o** AltOm
AMUSEMENTS.
TLIIi SI ( ;To, RS
C CI 11., S
Who ha vgr eaited e.t Mr Gonte. , Store, are re4llo9tEld to
attend there annsteaTy a.t u+ ea o'clock TH S ( Wednes
day) MOBltil 5(4. to eoucinde the terms or cocoon/eat.
and commence fm mediate rehearaaln
NeWaPPlicaa'a Akra,y :31.0 i l / 2 d eo g znents by e /Malt
without delay.
J. R FRy,
•
dbeiriean of Cocumitte.W On Ml:mica He tertainnkinte fur
the Miner/ Fair. it
CARL GAERTN:ER WILL GIVE
A CLASsie_OLI , SOIREE,
Al' 2. Mt
BitISICAL 11.1. I *D HALL,.
On FRIDAY EVENING. API,W , 15, at 8 O'clock.
1,5,1 , ted by Neter*.
CHAS. If JARVIS.
M. H. OROSP,
A. ItOGGENBURAM.
CHAS. M= bt.I.IIX.[TZ.
Anil a vocal Double Quartette.
PBOultAttOtE :
I. Or,Wale, .feeirtmente, Or, 18 orifeDdenebill
2. Quartette. voc a l.
" Abend friedeu, " 00113
S mod Duo. two pia , of , (av requeet),..V.llibrertner.
9. Quartette, vocal, "• Wie hab lob ate getter' Op. 29.
Moormic
Beet hovial.
ON P, DOLLAR.
6. Chtintette, inetrenaente, Op. 29
TIORETs
To he had at tba Waldo ttorea.
ileaervtd Feata tote had at S. E. 000I.D'Ea ZUVISATEL
and CEIRSTITUT Streets apl3-3t
TBE FIRSI CIRAND AMATEUR
-a- VO:::AL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT:ander
the auavicee of the Committee on Magical Entertaimments
of the Oteat Deatral Fair for the bane& of the Sani
tary Oornmieelon. will tale plue.~ u t the liffg2OLL
FUBD B • t.t, on the-RIM:ACING OF SATURDAY. April
16. 1864, at S'o'cl...ca. The Aa.phton amatear Band has
offe , ed its cervices, and the following aentlemen have
also v-nantetred in asset on thi... obeision:
W R. Ahaler. l A. !Molten,
E. C. Bullard, M. 0., , W.lffnehring.
.1 A Brawn I J T. Birched,
W. C . '!.. in. e. M. A:. I E F. Murray_
A. Careen. t 11. .iellitne. ,
J C. el. in. I A Page -
J.R Carp -a' er, I 0. Pate;
1 Dentine, j F W Ral.teti,
W A I uhrlag. , Er Riene.rde.
A Dahtn.g. l F P-..erre
A 13. 0 rrand, I S D. *with .
LI 13 Fil, i S « ' mender,
H. Dooley.i M. Tilge.
V. Datdrat. • I . 0 V,...1ia. .
H. Gross. E , . 'ir.!aitt.
..
0 Ol.p ...... F. Wells.
W /I a meg. J. R Welth,
C F Burfdld., H. G Whtte.
Ai Fla...dots, J. Whitman.
J L. Lantz e. i D. Willing.
T.I.IEBTS (IDE DOLL AR each F..r sale at the Music
storee of Meagre. Dee -6t Walker. Andr6. and Ovoid.
Alga, at the Bookstore of Mr. Laypoldt, and by the
above named gentlemen.
PROGRAMME.
PART Fur.ar
Nebnen—Band Verdi,
lino Vestate—T. and B dlercadants
Chose—Faust . Gm pod
Sole — Bßurdt". , e.
Solo—T Gatuch4llE.
(Thorne and .rettor Sok—Entail Verdi
Bott-11 Barbiere —B bulimia!
PART SECOND:
Attila—Band
Solo—Maria di Bohan—B
Chorus and Solo Basso—Norma
Fold—Ballad—P
Solo—Bette in Mase Verdi
Solo and Chorm-171va Mitlard
BIT deeepb nizzo bee offered hie cervices Fo prAqide at
•he Piano. which is from the factory-of Steck a, Co. and
forn,hod by Mr. J. Qould; apl3-41
THE FIRST GRAND VOCAL AND
INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT. • •
In aid of this
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR,
• Will b. given at
HANDEL AND HAYDN HALL,
1.1015 TH and ePRING GARDEN - Streets,
tun FRIDAY EVENING; April 15. iSP.A.
The following artists have kindly volunteered to as.
stet: Mips bl-Caffrey. Mr. M. M. Warner. Mr. 3. A.
Oetze, Mr Theo Ahrevd, Ur. Simon - Hassler, Mr. E.
Hoch. Mr. Stabil Umetead. and others.
Concert to commence at &o'clock. precisely.
Tickets. El: ran he obtained at Could's. SEVENTH
snd CHESTVIIT: at Henry A. Rower's Drug Store. N.
B. corner SIXtH and GREEN, and at the door on the
ovening of the Concert. - apl3-3t• :
A MATEUR CONCERT UNDER THE
direction of SIB. PEBELf.I. on WEDNESDAY
EVENIAG, April 1.3. 1864. at MUSICAL FUND HALL
- PART I-
Q uar t,ti."_•.m. e i, in Egato" &mini.
imetto—"uarda the bianca inns". OallWatta.
Ckvatina— ' lone" Petrellfc
Brie digi.- - Lucrei ia Borgia" Donizetti.
Doetto—"lli,oletto" Verdi.
Romans—" Gate Nacht" Frain AM.
Bolero—"Vesprl Sleßiatir , Vern
Dnette—" The Alpine Morning" .. Kocka,n.
aria—Shadow Song. `Dinorah" Meyerbeer.
goartetto — "RigolettO" ......* Verdi
PART 11.
gorlcs gonk BPkert.
navatina—" II Barbiere di Eiviglia".•-•-•..... • •• • Rossini.
Drietto— ' II Barbiere di Siviglis"....... Rossini.
komanza—" Maria di Radenz". Doniz ALL
Cavatina—" La Sons,robnia" &Mini.
Ballad—" Rocki d in the Cradle of the Deep". ...Knight.
Terzetto—"LOtak a Miller" Verdi.
Tickets for sale at principal music stores
Doore open at half pact 7 o'clock, concert to commence
at /3 o'clock. apli•:it
A LFCTURF WILL BE DELIVERED
by the Bey. JOHN WALKER JACKSON. at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. on SATURDAY EVENING.
April 10, at 8 o'clock. Subject —" ANDßE W Jews - sort."
For the benefit of the FAMILIES of Captains BOOTS BY
and WHILE, and tie CREWS of the Schooner COQUETTE
and 'IWO BEMUSES. who were captured In tha Rap.
raber.nock riysr lam August. and are now co/Jilted In
rebel dungeons in Sniisbury, North Carolina,
Governor A. G. CURTIN will preside at the Lecture.
Tickets to be had at PIJOR'S Book Store, S. W. col ,
ner of SIX 'll and CHESTNUT Streets.
. .
Jelfereok Cornet Band will lertin attendance,
apll-6L. r • - ::0, :
GRAND SOIREES,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.
Two gniorminments.combining Music anti Calsthe
aim will be given by 500 Pupils of the
FIPIEkNTR WARD PUBLIC SCHOOL!?.
trader the direction of Mr. Vat G. FIACHER, at the.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
On FRIDAY EVENING. Anrllls at 8 o'clock. and
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, April 18, all o'clock.
Tickets, admitting to either Entertainment, 25 cents. to
be obtained at the Music stores and at the door op/150
EDUCATIONAL.
PHILADELPHIA COLLEGIATE IN
STITLTE FOR YOUti G LADIES. No 1530 ARCH
Street. Rev. CHARLES A. SMITE. D. D., B. CLA•
BENCE SMITH A. M. Principals.
Ninth Year Three departments:'
and Collegiata. !Full college come in Classical. Mathes's,
ticaL hip ber Rnslieh, >no natural Science. for those who
graduate Modern Languages. Music. Painting. and Moe
eollon by the beet roastere.For circulars apply at the than
tnte. cr address Box 2611 P. o.,Philadelphia.Pa apl3-Bm*
MUSIC LESSONS I MUSIC LESSONS!
Young Lsdiee, if you wish thorough inslruotion
in music. seecial opportunities are afforded at ORS esON
SEMINARY, six miles west of Carlisle. Best of board,
able teachers. pleasant Dome.
Address C. HD.r.ITINGTON 5A172TD.148,
hull bn 'Plainfield. Climb. so „ Pa.
BELLEVUE FEMALE INSTITUTE
♦ BOARDLNO SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
This Institution, Lectuttfully and healthfully locatod,
in the no , thorn limits of ATTI.EbO WOG a, Backs riNut.
ty, Pa., will commence its Spring and Sum i c er Term or
the 19th of PIPTR MONTH nest. and cord sessloit
twelve weeks.
The course of instruction is thorough and complete it
all the Elementary and higher branches of an 'ENGLISH
CLAS9IOAL, AND MATHEIN.aTICAL, EDUCATION
The French Language Ls taught by a native. Freud
teacher.
- - .
Circulars, giving hill particulars, may be had on sip
plication to the Principals Attleborongh P o,_Blicitt
county. Pa. J
Ja/518 F. 6Ralilasll3,
tnElB Principal.
VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY.
NEAR MEDIA, PA.—Pupils raceived at any tirts
English, Mathematics, Classico, and Natural
taught. Military Tactics, Book-keeping. and Civil
gineering taught. Entire expenses about CSper wess
Boys of all ages taken. Before to Wm ;Tarn, e:e
Sheriff; John C. Capp at Co. No. 'As Sontb Third Wool
and Thomas J. Clayton. Eaa. 'Fifth and Prone stresta
Address Rev. J. HAEVEY BA.ETON, A. M.. Male
Green. Pa. "07-W
LOST AND• FOUND:
1 . OST- A OERTIFIOA3 E OF 5-FEB
-a- 4 CENT. LOAN OF STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
for *516.05, dated March 12. 1830, No. 764. in name of
WILLIAM MEREDITH. Also. a Certificate of 6-pet
cent. Loan of State of Pennsylvania, tor the sum of 16230,
dated June 30. 1346, No. 1452. in the name of 'ELI K.
PRICE, administrator of William Meredith in trust. AP ,
plication has been made to the dilator General for Tl'
newel of said Certificates
feloam ELI Tr PRlcid. No. Rll ARMI Street.
PERSONAL.
LEGAL.
THE ORPHANS' COURT FOB
-L TAE . CITIr AHD COUNTY OP PHII.II9ILPOTA
VIE 11 2-i. ENTE NARY JITIfILEg
ou
VVEL LIA M SHARTSIMgA:fiE,
AT I'FIE ACADEMY OF WWII
FRIDAY EV;NINTI, APRTL 22, 11014.'
HAMLET."
HAMLET DAN I? iNDMMAKT, &Cr
'lOO 0111. r phzte dialminiehed ectore from' 941 trzrbe
of the conetr7
Meek by lb, Owmanis Orchestra.
Ifi Fartic elate will be published hereafter.
SATIMPAY Rvgriliso. 'PRIL 23 11361.
SAAICRPRang JrittiLßEl. .
JAMES E. MIJRDOCLI, ESQ..
Will deliver an Ode to eh sit-par. and the Orasiene of
Broil:lsland Marc anteny over the dead body of Caesar.
The following gentlemen and eocietlen mem with.'
a variety of oratorical, tictotial, and musical entertain.
meats PbrrPArforniq nee.:
DAM" XL BA DM ill N. E.q Bantrpqr Hecanturrt.
Esq., of the Cermet, f perk the CUM iNfa. 0 llflBll9
'Ma, the OERMAN 01,Eas CLCRS, and: the .Phihidel
nbie. ARTISTS' CLUB
Ps rl feelers wit he orthilehed hereafter
13- THE 111IT1 PROCEEDS TTI.ILF. BE EA 'YARD
OVER To THE SCHOOL CGAIItrI.TTES. OF' Tift?
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR FOR THE SANITARY
oomDfISSION.
Plink Of BO mitOileit fey , Althet. dAtit Plted , ieth. NOViet
Circle, and Eloic.hy, 44 Fe roqy Circa., 60 cents ATII•
philbeatr.,2ls cents N. extra. Charlie
for reet cot seats,
Tickets to he had et the Office of Tristt4erdt; P.
BookwILDB}RDER, 131 sonth THIRD Street RlPtet
Ston.sce F. •
Le•cohlt, corner of gni Jut
viper. rad Scheer &R"...ttadt., s eoroo, Portet- cud.
Wood Streets.
Mt .3 It
A CADE M. Y MIIs'Y6.
CELEBRATIoN OP TUE TiTTRD ANINIVERSLItY
FIRST :REGIMENT INFANTRY.
4'e'rfa
RAD
IO ' a Blom ? ,
MILITARY .CND CITIEENS' DRE,B4
)
sorP.RD- ANIt PROMRIN ADE
.;oIURIEIt.
TUESDAY Ersrirrio, APRIL la, nu,
Procetde to be devoted to the
GREAT CB TEAL PAIR
Fan: Tifß
'UNITED STA TES SANITARY comgrsetotg.
COMMITTEE OF .I.ftRANOEBIENTEI
P P.:Slab/omm_ ILtent. A. R. Pnefinit
el , d William R. fern; Went flha,rlee K 14
flaYt . J Lcndeoeleeer,. Dent (314,0. F Deleker,
ro.pt . Wtllicru W Allen. Merit Jas. C. Wray.
Can't' aporee W Gardner. Liens. B. M, Dusenberry.'
Cant. 3: Pitrber Martin.
*TICKETS. THREE NOLL/RS:
Concert to commence:at 8 o - cloelt.
LoLc.a.i at 10 o%ttoek.
Tick eta ran he procn,ed from any of the above-nante'd
Committee*. also, members of the Regiment. aft Oak- '
ford & di:tear the uontlnental Rotel, and at re3rittir
a C. 'e, BC, 13 North Second street apli,4ll
ACAI)EMY OF MUSIC
LEO rtres •
1310
GRACE O h it WOOD.
• F( TEE
BENEFIT OP T3S Co f ITER ON
LABOR, /NCOSta; 4,5 D REVENUE
OF
THE GREAT' ‘ENTRAL FAIR.
F OR g
• SiPiTTARY CO TIi MMISIOff.
oN
HOYDAT L'VF.Nllicl. April 18th, 1864,
SUBJECT, — LIGHT:', OF THs WAR 11.017 D,"
TIChtTS
•...FIFTY OBNTS.
Ito extra charge for re, :voel
Sate at the sod Mn.
Tictett alto for
Juniper and CTheltent streets.
Chwout etreetA
GROV E ' CHES'PNITT-STREET
THEA Pk R.
LEODARD GI:OVER Maus "`r
014 6 6 f (441.VPV 7 ,5 r rhAgY , Wkilliagiv p
TIES EVBI4IIiIG.
The Director anaGances.'with regret. the caritas; fear
rtightP as most pcsit,velv The laat fear of
THE cvVroltot
TEM 00TOR.w.Pff.
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And Draiitatic een.on
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DOOl7 tti.
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THE /111:1IENSg 613011T:S
or S
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DRAM
Ilil4IS lIIME t•
IPUL D c,r
RAMA.
duriug the pant twrs weetia was received With
every dcmoutarhtion of dolinbt tiv Emile Ices that`
PILL73P I`6E THEA'rI“. IN NrEtilf Pe.tt,T,
THE BIAGISIr,r3avr
SrPBUB &urn:VG. AWL,' •
TI4RILLING EPFSITPS,
Have beau the tome geanron. praise from both the
Prat"; i,d e Pak.lto
S'fl' 01 3 818 OF 81114 Ry
A etl—Tean a' on. e ask n and dg by' John 11.
Smith. Act 2 — Whiirf and Boat abed on the tlanka of the
/4.obiibilay a b. Sohn R. 4ciiitn. act partmeate
to
Terrtbonne Mansion. by Sicttla and S•ronr. act 4-Ifight
—Landing 1n t e Atchafalaya—The Bandar St-etrlaat.
by P. 1 . rtrong, Act 5. orso tat —Tbe ?Cava Claarter—
Pete's Cabin, by John 3. smith. Eicatten 2d and at —flans
brake—A Bayou—Red Cedar ayramn—Night. by D
Strums. Ernie 4—apartment at the Msnaten—apotheshr
of - Peng auto_
OF PRI' ES—Dress Circle and Parquet. 60
cents Family Circle. 22 cants: Orchestra Seats. 75 cents.
Five of the front benches only are reserved as Orches
tra Seats. Po extra charge for securing Seats.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Curtain rises a 8
MONDAY, April 18, 1864,
Brief engagiment of Ore nd fieera.
FLOTOW'S • MARTHA, "
Sale of Feats commences to. morrow,
Gx OV ER'S CHESTNUT-STREET
THEATER
LEONARD GROVER."... _Maria=
(Also of Grover's Theatre. Washington. D. 0.
EXTRA ANnOIINGEMBITT.
The Manager Ills th 4 pleasure to announce that. i n
conformity with repea.edly expressed desires. he ha*
strange , '
A BRUT SEASON
G.RAND OF
OPERA.'
To commence at Grover's Cheantit strsat Theatre
MONDAY. APRIL 1.8, 1864,
MME. BERTHA JORANINSEN.
Prima Donna Dramstielle:
- - MLLE. LOUISE FREDERIC/.
Prima Donna Lpriqua;
MLLE. PsIILINE OahNIjSA, "`
Prima Donna Legere;
AIME. L• RoOIIE
MLLE IisTELLI PICARDE.
M. FRANZ HIMMER. JELLS. MARIErre ANGELA.
Primo Tenor(' Robust° I
N. THEODOES .11•HRLRA NTT,
Tenors graztal
111.1.11,0 N Srunisma,
Primo Btritone
AL FRSIDRICH ORAFF.
B , sso Danrante
31 LOUI3
Basso Profnudo:
• CARL AiiiaCROTZ
POW.BEFIIL CHO RThs
Cbef d'Orchavtre,
AND
GRAND ORCHRSTRA!
From the Academy of Music, New York.
The season will cote wence with
FLOTOW'SGRAND OPERA.
Tue , day—"lL BACBT/lii# 154 - BBVIGLIA."
Waxtenday-00014 ,, D'S ' B.Q3 T.'! .
_ .
Sate or ,eats for Monde,. ' • Martha, commencee to
morrow morning at the Box Office of the Theatre, and at
J. E 001114'a music store.
although the expenses of this engagement are cane
equal to tho , e of Grand Opera at the Academy of alualc,
the following , Lriling excess of the regular dramatic
price alone la impol.ert
SOALI OF PRICES FOR OPERA.
Drees Circle and Parquet
26 cents extra for securing
Orchestra Seats $l . OO .
• No extra charge for securing.
Family Circle 25 Cents.
in view of these ye , y liberal prices, and the well
) town excellence of the immense company engaged.
the Manager confidently anticipates the moat liberal
Patronage.
apl3 A. BIROFELD. Agent.
ALNUT•STR2EI THEATRIg.
Tird night of the engagement of the
DATENPOR r-WaLbACK- FARBRN AIadANCE.
THIS ( Wednerday) ISVENID/0 - , April 13th.
The pm formanee will commence with the Tragedy of
R &MAT.
Hamlet, Prince of Denmark B L Davenport.
Ghobt of Hamlet's father I W. Wallack.
'arisen 0 erlrude. Hamlet's mother Mrs rumen.
'lO •onclude with the favorite Drama of the
.IDOPTED
Deere open at 7J. o'clock. performance commences atB.
Ml'S. JOHN DREW'S NEW AROH.
STREET THINATHE.
SECOND WEEK OP MRS. ,TOFIN DREW.
UIIQOALIPIED SUCCESS
ROSEDALE.
GRA
THE Ex a . LE BALL.
With ttt SPLENDID IS ORNERY,
FINE ACTING.
MECH APICAL EFFECTS.
and BRILLIANT DANCING
ROSA LEIGH HIM JOHN DREW.
Sesta Secured one week In advance.
Play to comment. ta tt St termtnate at 11%. atoll &I'
VON CERT HAL] , CHESTNUT ST.,
ABOVE TWELFTH.
. .
J. W. WILDER
SECOND AND LAST WEEK OF
SIMMONS.
THE GREAT SSOaMOTEUR
and &comprehensible
BaSILCONTH kiIMATURGIST,
who. in compliance with the wiehesof thoananda of per
t One. Who have not had an opportunity of emending hi.
NEANCISS MaGlQt763
during the out week, will commence a second eerie' of
eirirern ,antaaiirnee
ON tdOts GAY EVENING. APRIL 11th,
in the course of which he will exhibit
A DATALY66I OF WONDERS
• .
of an eniirely novel and unfathomable description. in
cludthe. In el:aqui:K.4ton with
'BS BLOOD lED Ca R
LIOAP Ur IE and th e ILLUSION-
AltY BilktaCLISS
. _
will& have already created so great an excitement in
bpiranal Circles—a series of new and unparalleled
TOLES D'ADDREEN,
constituting an Astounding Expose of the hands prac
tised by the wick. d and Bleep:lemons Pretenders who
have sought snd found their
VICTIMS AMONG THE CREDULOUS
by their impudent neaumution of
. . . .
611P.ISBNATURAnap corm I •
Among these e expone erform the celebrated t
Fplritual Fraud kn own as
. .
THE ROPE TYING.
in which be will allow himself to be tied by any person ,
In the audience. with any number of ropes and
IMMEDIATELY FREE !
He will also perform his
GREAT PARADOXICAL PEAT. called LE TOUR D.
Sf DENIS; or. SRL D ECAPITATI ON.
of which due notice will be amen.
Be If also, for the first time. do his great
PI -C A TOR LAL FEAT
of producing VASES OF F1 , ..11 AND WATER, F &015 4
NOTHING,
and go through with a great variety of Interesting
TOITEd DE PABST/DIGITATI.kH.
SO .CBRnRS b AtteNE 3.13.0 HAN CARS OF CHINA AND ,
JAPAN.
SPECIAL NOTICE. •
In order to eve every poNon an opportunity of wit.
nendnA the ICES YICAL POW/ KftS OF TELIE AUTO OR,
OF THE ERMAN OF MaGriO, the Manager nage *MI,
to announce that he haetca de a
RETIROTION
:21
PRICE 02. A DMISSION,
which nIII be bat
TWENTATIVE CENTS
to all parts of the homy),
Doors open at 7 P. Sauces at S.
ott
SAITMDAY, AT 2 P. , M.
SEM SMALL BM:F.4
ELEVENTFMT. OPERA HOUSE.
TE.Z. FAMILY RESORT."
CARECRogg I.ND DIRRY - 8 hirNsrßns,
TEES GREAT WAR TROUPR.OF THE WORS,e,
In flair
SELECT ITHIONAR SOIREES,
Splendid Sinsimp., renatitul Vnnaing. Lllll4lO/11.Abir.
iernOlitien, Plantation Seidell • & C.. at.. by
TWMITY TAt RIVING Marna.
EVERT EVENIAG: TRI M
Tickets 25 tents. Doors VPS-4 tit 7 ocloak.
fa27-8m J. L. GARNOWI3I3. Business EhAEM
0 L h
G .A_.R -
For t.is better recreation, enioiw e ent, and proteea
Lion or decent and respeclable Minns.; Reeleatinairtri
be established. a
CLUB GAROBN.
Poeitivaly, . private an 3 exclusively aoossoltdo to 711.2/'
hers. beakthe Nary Bimini conditions in the Bubsorivtloil
Books. laid out at Mmieelleld, at. Liar err -giant Ball,
and at Restaurant. R. , corner SPRING OkaDEN and
BRO Streets. For the Committee,
ar9-44 * Da. -a A. WiTZSTIUM
rtnl ORE/A PICAIRE
• AT corkußUT HALL. T.ECCITSIS ROOM
I &VIRTU WBSIE,
Comwaneing 1110171fs.Y. Anrilank.
113SCO Williams' celebrated
PANORAMA O•R THE BIBLE.
This Is the most complete and Antehed Paint's/of the
Sacred Scriptiree in the world. eozsgriaing over Any of
the 'licit
Su3t.reis AND THRILLISftit SCRNIe
Of the Bret three thon.sand years. of Biblical Hie haa b
forming altoge th er one of the Boost othibillotut of
age.
OPEN EXERT VrB.ll.lBa ate onarter to 8 o'clock.
A.:mteeion 76 cents.
N. IA —Matta+, on. wedneaffay. Thursday. whi ff .
and Saturday afternoons. at a oNiaock:
Ada:anion fox Children Seagate. fela,%st
pENNI37 INA NI 4. ACADEMY` OP
THZ PINY /LETO
leas oinurnstrr STREET.
CLOSED to Prepare for the ARRUAL gicenurroN,
avid open on the %lath of APRIL.
By order of COMMITTEE ON ZNHIBITION,
ang-If
GERMANIA OBOHISTILII.-PUBLIU
BERlBeara ... a sava x , at
N. at Um CS CAL D H Maxie
it
DBE of six Ileket.... To ha had •
DBE • 110* CHESTNUT %id. J. E. d o or. VII aad CHESTNUT. a7 a a a t ts gall door. Ml'
COTTON BAIL WOK AND OANVAS
~, ..„
- Maw. '4lld b di.
Olioria% Dusk I.:.ning of all dooderbilona. foe
" awnbilli Trunk and Wagon Covers.
.4 i' =• ".,. • DEW lionfluiturus' Drier Felbe, from Ito s test
V
"••••• 40.441111 e, BouJOB. W taidiau mark.
k
W . limiTrivanr ma&
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AMTJSJEMI3IO'I.I4.
seatB.
•ie Mr.O•AR
&. F . CAPTI4O
:Rua by Pagh 'Edxli and
.MAit TEL
50 Cents
Manager
MATINEE