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AGY.F.EABLY TO TUE C ILYA. OF
THE ONION STATE COldailrTdii. the loyal
Citizens of Philadelphia, who are favor of a vigorous
Prosecution of the war and the speedy sroopression of the
rebellion. will assemble In their reumeet ye wards'. on
-FRIDAY. April id. at S o'clock P. M . at such places as
may be designated by the officers of the National Union
Associations, for the parPote of placing in nominepion
candidates far Pelegates to the visions Conventions to
be held under ibis call; also. to elect a Judge and two
'lnspectors, fronicacb precinct, to continct an election to
be held in said Precincts on TUESDAY. April 19. 1834.
between 6 and 8 o'clock P. M.
At the elections held under this cull* the ettlzetee
of
• each precinct will vote for one Delegate to a Convention
a congressional district:
• consisting of wares G.:martens'
said Delegates shall Delegates and two Alter
nate* to a ISATInNtL cOICTENTION. to be held at
Baltimore .Inn. • I,:ai to n-minato a FRESID.ENT and
VICE ruiEE rrigirT of the United States.
one Delegate to a Representative and one Dole
xste to a 86:.-st , rial Convention. to elect Representative
and Eenatcrial Delegatee to a State Convention to be held
at Rarrlaharg. April 15.1554, for the purpose of electing
Detentes et Larre to the Baltimore Convention, and the
selection of en Electoral Ticket,
The Delegates elected. as above, to the several Con
ventions shall meet on THURSDAY. April 21, MI. at 8
o'clock P. M . at such places as a majority of their num
ber shall by advertisement decimate, and transact the
purp3see Of their election.
At the meetings and elections held under this call, the
rules governing the National Union party will in all
cases be adhered to. and be considered as decisive.
_ .
By order of tle MY Executive Committee of the Il
MUM. Ilnfon party.
SAMS FREEBORN. Proaent
:form J. FRANKLIN, I
HENRI' B GARDINER. -etrear•e9
Me. UNION STA'NE CONVENTION.
The loyal men of Pennsylvania comprising the
NATIONAL UNION PARTY eritl meet to State Conven
tion in the Ball of the hoses of RSPreeRW 4II " 33 .
RABRISBUEO, at noon, on
THURSDAY. APrtl x. 704 -
Each district will to entitled to the same representa
tion it now has is the State Legislatars. and the dbls
• Kates will he chosen at such limos and in ens t meaner
ae shall be directed by the respective County coal
..mittcee.
The State Convention is called for the yearpom of
placing In nomination an Electoral ticket, selecting
delegates at large to the National Convention of the Union
Tatty to he hold in Rsltimore on :ha 7:11. Jane. and
iaßing such action as it may deem proper in reference to
approaching Freeie entlal canvass
The selection of the il , atr'ct delegates from l'ennsyl-
Tanta to the National Convention is left—where it pro
perly belongs—lc the Teeple, assembled in fa eir•Ccuntyr
Convention!. but the different County Committees are
estnestly regnestea to adopt mach measures as will. pro
cure a tellattendance fti their respective c..lersa
and thereby secure, in the choice of deltera , es, a full
and fair expreesicu of the wilt of the people
The Committee cannot forb:•ar to congratulate all
lovers of liberty and the Union upon the recent trUsuirhs
of the geed canes in Hew Hampshire and Connecticut.
and to ea - prees the hope. shared by ad lot al men, that
they are only the fo:ernnuere of m )re splendid victories
corn to be won in the came cause, alike by the bullet
and the ballot.
In behalf of the Union State Central Committee.
WAYNE 31cVEAGFI, Chodrmari,
1 6 v7 W_ v A " IT ' ecntares,
rice. GREAT CHatiTIEVAL. FAIR. —TOI El
Committee on Finance and Dondtio.ts ackdow
loom the following subscriptions. to thie date. viz:
.A E Bort.. $.2.1; - 0
H. P. McKean 2.. 5 "0
S. & W. Welsh ' 9..009
Sohn Hibstm. Sane, Sz Co 0 50
5
Y bomaa Sparks I.Nt)
Thomas Eimher. Jr 1 00)
John A. Brown 1.090
Drexel & Co 1.000
E W. Clark & Co. i 500
C. & H. Boris 1 010
3 A J. N. Irlsmcgan I. OM
Philadelphia Saving Pond 1.000
Philadelphia Cur tribuilonshlp Insurance Co. 1.0 0
Pennsytvania Lire and Annuity Company 1 000
5. P. Hutchinson 759
Allentown Iron Company ..... 10)
Sophia Donaldson r) oa
M. L Deween 10
W.l). le.wis 000
Borth American rnsurance Company 500
Penn Mutual Insurance Com:mug 500
Southwalk Bank .... 250
Hon. John M lead - 300
;314.310
The Committee E esrin Ask th.eir fellow el:n.0118 to come
levist.r4.
A. Er BA'S.' CI airman.
Puit..ArEtrat.t. 14th April, 1664. apls-6t
Cl'l‘l7 1311I'reTlit NOTlC,E.—orvicz
bo , J,Ty FUND COIIMIS3ION. do. 412
?RUHR Sere et. 6prill, 1.664
The City Bounts wLI continue to be raid until farther
r.aetire.
No applications for Bounty Will be entertained from
zerrnite Wbo enlisted prior 'o the date . of the President's
- . Proclamation, October 15,1563.
In future, powers of attorn - by for the Oi ty Bounty,. front
new recruit, for Pennsylvania Regiments. mn.torea in
after Ws date, ningt be endorsed by the Aicer in charge
e` the teareelte th se the meu hen been received these.
order of the emetuisvlon
apl-tf SAMUEL C DAIRTSOI.7 Secretary.
Mr• THE MAPLE SILADE OIL COM
PAiST — au adjonrufd le-eting of the Ntock.
holders will he held St 309 W &WM.(' stra.:. 'rats
Dar. it le o'clock M., to complete the orcanizttioa of
compasty• Panctunl attendance Is regnAsted
WM. EMREG , NOTON•
it Secretary p:o tam.
terOFFICE BOHEMIAN MINING COM
PAJNY. 132 WALNUT Street.
PaminatPare, Atoll 14. 1664
Notice Is hereby Oven. that an aFsseament of WIN
- DOLLAR AND FIFTY CANTS per Share oa eaeh and
every (hate of the Capital Stmts. bee THIS D 1.1 been
eshed by the Boni(' of Directors of the BOFIESIIAN
E
COMPANV. doe and na3 - able on or befor., the
15th day of May. 18-4. at the office of the Compa2Y. 132
'WALNUT Etreet. VD IL an IMP aLk.
By Order t , f the Board of Dvrectore•
spla tanrls L. MACT.IIIR, Secretary.
O ricls.—Tlil FIKST AIGNU NIA
meoLlux of tee Stockholder's of FitED Dtni
Coll cons Pe NY will be held at the Office of the Coln
pans. ro. 3111; ge'eL'ITIT Street, on VIIISD Itty
3,1.1.564, at T 3 ht.. when an election will be hela.nr Five
Dixectere to estwe for the enseing year.
apl4-12t cues D KNIGHT, 50C1N.j.,7-
IrmayucTiols IN TA& PmICE. OF
CORR. — In accordance with a TOl5OllllilUl of thfl
Board of TTELELeeN passed on the 25th instYnr, the wine
I Coke from the Mar),et-street end. Sprint Darien
Works has bean reduced to 10 cents per bu.hel. and
rom the Point Breeze and Manavenk Work. to 9 rents
oar bushel. JOHN C. CRESSON. Chief Engineer.
Pirrtannlyrnra GA,: WORKS. March ad. 1833. zoh29 Ira
PIOTIGN —3IIB STOVIK.IIOI.OVIRS
of HO tv.V..F.IIoY OIL COUP...CI - I are hare
by notified that the 'Certificates of Stoch are ready for
delivers, at the ogee of the Compare:. 410 We.LNUT
-Street. WM. P&TT3T. Secretary,"
Philadelphia. April 11. IS . g. apl2 4t.
gar. THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
OLD ToWNEHIr - LINS ROAD ilOan s airi. ato
hereby notified that an election for Directors of said
Company will be bOd on FRIDAY. April 23d, 1 , 361, ba
tween 11 A. K and 12 AI., at GO. AS EX - trl
GEO H. CO i,KE P.
ar,S.frtivit Secretary pro tern.
mc• MEDICAL PIIILVIDY43O,WS oF.ric - er.
No. 7 North FIFTH Streit.
FHEDADELPHIII. Nov. 12. ISMI.
Importer! and Dealers in MEDICINES. HOSPITAL
STORES, DO&PITAL FURNMIRE, BEDDING ICE,
r,
e., are ivi:Ari to submit their Price Lists from time to
'Dna to this o.ffire. J. MURRAY,
nomfitawif lir:moon and 14.11nal Prirvavor_
OFFICIE OF IrmoAM M.III C A.N
ME Ib SURANCE COMPANY. PIITLAD.F.LPMA•
1.171 ii nth. )564.
The Directors bare ibis day declared a Dividend of
SUER DOLLARS AND FIFTY CRaTe ner ellen) for tee
last ox months. which will be paid to the tocSholders
or their legal representatives, on and after the 21st inst.
0102, of all taxa,
apl2-9s' ALF,CRT C. L. CRAWFORD. Escratvi.
SCI-11 , 3111 - 11ii, AN ICt SitSIVEr EH 'VIM . rub.
lialLtiOAD DO. Ofllce 214 S. VW:4 , AR Street.
PHILADELPHIA. April 4, 1864
The Annual Meeting of the Stock holders of this Coto
'MS. end an e;ection for President and six Managers,
will take place, at the Office of the Company. on MON'
DAY, the 2d day Of May nest, at 12 o'oloc%
21:4- txny2 WM. H. WB-813. S-eretarn
Altf 71 ( 3..MA7 1 .12.D 1 TA1TR0T51 16 1 1 5
COAL CO.—A Spe , iel Meeting of th e Stockbohle re ••.,f the
Company will be held at their Wiles. Leo. 204 Hoath
701111.Tri Street. on 'TUESDAY. _April 26th. at 11 o'clock
M., for the trap action of burone... of imp , rtanca.
PRPRIL g LANDIg, Sec-etarr
i'hilibieStaak. ADril 11. IBM- api2
M".• THE. c4iiEAT FAIR
Tbe CcillM.lZe6 03 MECHANIC Agrs .15D 211"&-
CHLSSRY wisb to afcertain from contributors what des
- -cription of Machinery or article they intend to send to
tie Fair,. also, what roses it will occupy. what prover
k rtenire to drive those machines that are iutendel
.0 be Out in opermlon and each &M.r information as
all ena , le them to make all the requisite preparation
:or Exhibition or operation.
S. V. KERRICK, Chairman.
CHA... WHEELER. Secretarv-
PHILADELPHIA. April 1564.
COMMITTPX
sae. Moore,
John P. Levy,
Fred. Graff.
I W. H Merrick.
apl3- rein%
Wm. Sellers.
Rain H. Tovrg,
George Whit - goy.
Jag. Doxighorry,
Coleman Sollers.
'Mow PIIII.AIIIMPITIA AND IVICADING
910`4 1 . RalLhtha.h. Dace 24 South PoIIRTEI
Street. PHILADELPHIA, March l 7 15134
31 )&61. hereby given, thac tne Transfer Books of the
Common htock of this Company will oe closed on the
'.:at Met., to be rccpcned on the 14th of 'APRIL nowt, at
?shish time the SmckholderS of this Company. who
Lave New York ew silicates. arerequested to return them
to the Farmer& L.: an and. Trust Company. No, 66 Wall
nreet, New York ho will give a receipt for the same,
ne turtle]. it fewdays thereafter certificates from tee
odic,,, in exchange for said receipts
The Trcr.sfer Office xer the Preferred stock of this Cora-
MDT at New York will be cloned permanently on the
Eht lust That for both the Preferred and Common
wck in Beama will be Permanently closed on tte 31st
MARCH_ S. BRADFOR D,
riblS Treasurer.
THE O IArIMILS OF grirm. usrrEo
041MPANY OF cotoeApo h%vi.ka ao
-01,ed poness GOLD ion of the Wiodeor pronerty, thus making
AD addition of 2.000 fret on different lodes. have altered
iletiPe of said Company to the UNITED WINDSOR
OLD COMPANY. enbserlDtionDist can be seen as
C. D'INVILLIERV..
eld3-Bt'r N. E. corner THIRD end DOUR Hts.
rZgo GOOD SPRING _RAILROAD CO
..,
rICILADELPHIA. &rail %4
The Annual life;fmg of tho Stockholders of thie Corn
mr Will be b.fo Fa tho nffice of the Philadelphia and
4 adingld. R C0.,19n. 207 South YOUSTH Street, Phi
kolelpisa. on MONDAY. the 2d dsy of Mr. 7 next. at 11
Yelock h. M., at Totten. time and o sectionfor
;filcere will be held. macei an
nW B 3.
shl4-.16t litec•ntsr7.
TIOGA DIPROVXDI ria - 7 ..0121- ng f
, re Stockholders — VW: 4 1 1 a o r :a bl Ifilp v c e o n ve tr m9A Company
will be held at ro IdERO HANTS' ICXCEia.Yiag. in
city
of
Philadelphia. on the hd day of May next, ha
hln the hem* of 19- end 2 o'clock, to elect . Mainiaere, ■
olcident, and Treasn• er of data Company
R
ILL
I kM Treasurer,
niaLtxria3 No. 724. MARKS o threat
GRAY'S PATENT
MOLDED COLLARS
cow been before the public for nearly a year.
'tsr are universally pronounced the neatest and beet
c‘illara extant.
Tae
uPper edge presents a perfect care, free from the
4 Dr.les noticee in all othet collars.
The cravat causce no packers on the inside of the tarn
f'llirs collar—then are AS SMOOTH INSIDE AS oar
t'iDE—atd perfectly free and easy to the neck_
The gsrore t c.l3.ar has a smooth and evenly-finished
`-axe cr. POTS 'SII.)ES.
Men Ceiba% axe ha sivap:y flat pieces of Paper cat is
term of s hat are MOLDED AND SD.A_PED
. O YIT THE SECS,
Ther are n.atie l it " Novelty" (or turn-down style), In
1-.;.f alas, fzora 12 to 17 inches, anti in '`Farrolic."
C ' a fnao), from 13 to 17 inches, and Daeked . ` 451 - 1,1
nest bine cartans, coats:Wan 100 each: also,
4 *nailer O.! 1C: each—the littera very handy plak
e far Travel] ere, El my and Navy Officers.
1.1 - ERY CT , LL sit ie stamped
ORAI'd P4TUNT MOLDED COLLAR."
by all dealers in Men's Furnishing Goods The
led by
VAN DUSEN, NORTHER, & 00.,
if,p(Jr:era and Who'..essle Dealers in Men's Varnishing
6H7 CHESTNUT &regk
m)(•- alio am. Philadelphia.
_ _
IGHL Y ACCOMPLISHED AND
thoroughly educated P.-Ingle TEAOEIERS may he
ji - alu.d at the lthiladelphia Teachers' Institute, 257
Itt. Tatar) Stry,t. 11.
W'3 ERE ti HA LL I GET GOOD TEAS?
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Guard.) To day all Bounties cease. and all who
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Seamen will receive an advance of three months' pay
as bounty.
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EDWIN PALMER.
Captain and Provost Mast
Second District Pennsylvania.
SO South TWELFTH Street.
m1.71.-tt Philadel Phan.
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Application to be made at once, to
WM. 8. LEHMAN
Captain and Provost Marshal Tint District Penns..
n.bIO-tf :445 South THIRD Street.
ANDERSON CAVALRY.
Horee-elioers Wanted for this Regiment.
All regular Bounties paid. Entire at Ofßae.
274 South THIRD Street.
WILLI LM :j PALMER.
apps 2t• Colonel Commanding.
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THE FRESS:-PIitLADRLPHIA; FRIDAY, APRIL 15, 1864.
FASOTRICITY-ITS WONUARS AS
.. 1 . 4 A TIMP.APT.ErTIO AGENT.
The object of the following Adgefyllsement it to set
orth somethlng new in the - development of a net phi'
losoplry comet hind true, having for its basis irama!!!able
facts; scon§dhirog reasonable. speaking forth the ran-
Amre of nature. and aosnet hint i cope:tax:4 as it reerente
the Only tine ratior, ale for the physical MEW man.
Electricity is always . safe In the hands of an earned-
Opted operator. Rho currents are perfectly 'ender con
trol, and can be resn'a tad' to suit the delicate Vilna of a
child without Env unpleasant sensation.
All those who - have long stiTored from Painfal end eh
suzette diseaaes!
All those who LISTO . been given up by other Vtilfeb'
Cans !
All those who hactibeen dismissed as incurable (int
hoepitals! airs IN MEI) TO CALL.
TO TlEft. DI.SEiB%J).
Nearly fire years ago; Prof. C. H. BOLLS loCated
himself in the city of Philadelphia, at 1220 WALNUT
Street. and announced hiirgreat discs:ivory in the thera
peutic application of Sfaensitistn. Galvanism, and other
modifications of Blectricity for the cure of the most ob
stinate. acute. and cbronie diseases.
_ .
In annolnicing to The publint diseovarli eo intimately
connected with the well-being of our rase, it may be
deemed proper to make a few prefatory remarks to
prepare the mind of the reader for 'the reception of evi•
den ces and facts too incredible-for belief.
This discovery is the result of mom them tau years'
hard and tc:entific invegiantion_ It davolope not only
a reliable system for the diagnosis of dieedss. but the
only efficient and reliable means of care. Its great supe
riority over all other systems for the mum bf disease has
been maleslly tested for more than ton year., and for
nearly Aye years in Philadelphia, where twelve thou-.
sand invalids have been treated, suffering from. almost
every form and condition of dleaate comtnyn to . all sec
tions of our country, who. after treatment by the most
eminent medical men in Philadelphia, E T JBLOIIi New
York. and other cities, had been given up as insurable;
and in r esti' , every case a perfect cure had Peen effected
by Professor BOLLES.
Many of the most obstinate of the above cases treated.
base been warranted by special contract, and motto fail
ure has 'been made in any warranted case. Jos Indubi
table evidence of the foregoing statemeat, Professor
BOLLES has adduced in the following advertleemi3nt.
testimonials from .citizens of Philadelphia, who had
suffered from a complication of diseases, for font, tem.
and even thirty year:, and had availed themselves of the
best medical shill in this and other cities. and were
given up as incurable.but afterwards were follyrestored
to health by a few applications of Electricity. Such an
array of evidence as will hereafter appear in this adver
tisement, is not merely. to show that Professor BOLLES
has made en important discovery in the application of
Electricity as a therapeutic agent. but emphatically to
show that nearly all diseases which have been consider
ed incurable, in all past ages, and are 03 considered at
the present time by thrroost eminent medical men, can
be speedily and. permanently cured by the different mo
dificatnone of Electricity. when applied ill harmony with
his discovery of the action. of Electricity through the
cexebro•epinal axle.
Professor B. has cured, is curing, and further pledges
himeelf to cure a certain clans of di, eases acknowledged
to be i incuraWe by any known pretest; of medication,
disenpes that never have, nor never can be controlled,
only by hie mode of applying the various modification's
of Electlicity-
He is often asked for what diseases is Blectriclty best
adapted? In reply he - would say, for all diseases to
Which fiesh is heir—acute or chronic infiaMmatory or
Pant; tic. In all cases where medicine is beneficial, awl
to all csaes terond the infinence and control of meth'
eine. Ilectrielty has the power of arousing the vital
force by changing its polarities, thereby regulating ac
cretion, excretion, digestion. and circulatidn, andbring
ing the system back to a condition of harmony and health.
Thousands of the most reliable it dividuals in this city
trNo have ibeen treated by Professor 8., Ino Walnut
street. can and will vouch for the above statement or
facts in their own astonishing cares. He verily believes
that he has cares more obstinate diseases daring the five
years. or nearly. of his practice in the city of entiadet-
OM than all the medical men that have ever practiced
in this city. either allopathically, homoeopathically. or
by ens other psthy. This assertion may look use boast.
lugs but it is true, every word of lit for who aver heard
of such astonishing cases? as it by magic obstinate dis
eases. which have for many years resisted all other
treatment. are often cured in twenty minutes, and often.
in less time• and in dl cases a warrantee is given when
the patient d. sires it.. Who shall uroperlY estimate she
incalculable blessing thus se speedily conferred on suf
fering htmlailitY, Whee, instead of bang dragged for
months, and thrown on bear of languishing. health is
restored by Professor SOLLesS' treatment in many cases
elmos t inetantaneously ? In cone lusion, we would say,
for the encouragement of the dyspeptic. neuralgic, con
sumptive, rheumatic, paralytic, epleptin, and, in line
all those on whom medical treatment ever did and ever
will prone a total failure, that there instill hope in Your
ease. and a fair chance fora your recovery at 1220 WAL
BUT iltrect.
COMPLIMENTARY RESOLUTIONS. —Timm MEDICAL.
MEN AND UTMERS.-4.t the close of a Course of Lectures.
delivered to us, members of one.of the many Classes, of
Professor C. E. tsOLLNS, who has been developing hie
discovery for 2189.21.7 four years, at MO Walnut street, in
the city of Philadelphia, in the auplleation of Gal sapient,
Magnetism, and other modifications of Electricity, the
following resolutions were unanimously passed:
17ceoked. Thst as we have been eye witticisms for
many weeks in the Institution of Prof Bolles, and have
good reason to believe that he has discovered new prin
ciples in the application of the different modidlo‘tions of
Alf silicify to the various diseased conditions of the ha.
.man Islets= and that, in the treatment of different
diseases, we have been convinced that, in his hand., Be
also hie students, the application of Electricity is a relia
ble therapeutic; and teat he has taught us a new. ra
tional. and ecientific Philosophy. and we believe the
mils reliable theory of dieease and mode ol cure.
R6solved. That. in our judgment, the philoeonity , ad
vanced, and so clearly demonstrated in the Course of
Lectures. is entirely now and original with Professor
Bolles. and not known to the Meeks]. Profession, and
that the great success which hes attended hie practice in
thie city is alone the result of his ecientific discovery of
Electrical laws hitherto anknown to man. and that the
many failures of other men- in this city, using this
mighty agent, is owing to their ignorance of the true
• Principles of Electricity.
Rauh:ed. That we. in duty to suffering humanity, and
for the great progress of the human' race in approxi
mating io a condition of health and happiness, commend
the Professor and his theory and . practice to the Prdic,
and. hid him God-speed, as we beleve his great Miseion
is one of benevolence and mercy. and calculated to bene
fit hanmuity in the only scientific and reliable way to a
firmi restoration of health and physical happiness.
Reke/bal, That we tender to Prof. Bolles our thanks
ler his lucid instruction and kind attention to us, indi
vidually and es a class; that be has redeemed every
pledge or assurance made by him, and that in parting
from him he has our-best wishes for his happiness and
prosperity, and we heftily commend him to all. !miens
title investigators, and. also to the diseased of body and
mind.
Also, Brea/ vett. Thet the proceedings 01 this meeting
be blu edby each suer-her of the class, and published in.
the city papers
By order of the Glass.
1H..1. GALLOWAY, 111.. D . Chairman.
W.B. 'Brqum. three doors
B fTr;i:.l4. D. 1 fi_fitiolVciifietiletTe_,ei.
J u. Deed, M. D. S. w Beckwith, do 9 WoC:1-
1 , T. Eliot DI. D. 1 land Terrace. Phila.
Frederick Wa k, &ii ghenY; E. H Nash. 313 North Sixth.
Hoare. Phila. 1 street Phila
Jacob Grim.ls29 North Mar- "N. B Tattle. M.. D.
tthallfttreet, Phila.l3. H Bartholomew. Alto.
W. H. Prilikr. ii . D. 1 ahmay Home , Phila.
Philadelphia, Mal 4th. 1.863.
ASTONISHING RESULTS.
. . .
The following report is not the result of- hearsay, or
far-elf certifies es or r-ports of men of d Mbtfol veracity,
but from reliable business and professional men in our
very midst, whose report was arrived at after weeks of
careful investigation at 1220 Walant street, where Prof.
1301.1. ES has ben], testing hie discovery-in the applica
tion of Electricity - , for the epeedi• and permanent care of
acute and chronic dieeaseA ‘ Str neatly ten years, in
which time he has treated more than seven tbansand in
valids with Sonnets
FROM A. FEW RELIABLE DIEN IN PEEILADEL
PHIL—We. the undersigned, having been treated for
obstinate diseaes by Professor Bolles, at 1220 Walnut
street. Philadelphia. sohiali bed resisted for a long time
the treatment of the moat eminent medical men in this
eh's'''. and. also having witnessed the results of his treat
ment on a g eat numbar or our acQuMeteeres and Manila.
for acute and chronic diseases, do therefore take great
pleasure in recommending to the public his important
eiscovery.
He has been located over four years at 1220 Walnut
street, testing hia treatment on - many thousands of our
most reliable eiliCene by hie new discovery of applying
Galvanism. Magnetism. and other modifications of Elec
tricity, and having watched. his success in the speedy
and permanent cures of hundreds of oar friends. as well
as ourselves, and especially that class of diseases never
benefitted by medicines; therefore.
Resoi.eti, That we. the 'undersigned, regard the great
success we have witnessed for months lathe treatment of
Cons'umptioit, Rheumatism. Paralysis. insanity. Dia.
betel, Bronchitis, ail Nervens Distases. Catarrh. /matt
resit, apbonia, asthma, ague Chills. Contraction of
Limbs ' St. Titus' Dance, Coldness of Feet. Hands, or
Dead iDeafnese. Dyspepsia, all forms; Bpi' ens.. Homer
rhage, White Swelling. Mental Depreieion, Neuralgia
Withered Limbs. Convulsions. Palpitation of the Heart.
and Lockjaw. as indubitable evidence. of espressos B.'s
scientific application of Idectricity ter the speedy care of
all crdeble diees=ss.
E. A. Shade, Al 33. , No 6 South Twelfth street; Wm.
H.- Shriver. Haines street, Germantown; L. C. Stook
tem, 2 6 Market street, Philadelphia; John BloCormiek,
1220 Ridge avenue; Thomas Allen. fortieth ant Chest
nut. West Philadelphia; Charles H Grigg, Noe. 219 and
221 Church alle, t Emanuel Rey. 707 Sansom street. At
torney•at-Law; Dam D Guys'', 2 Woodland Terrace;
B. N. Nash. 213 &nth Sixth street: H. Grttig,l.726 Arch
street. 128 Broad street; Robert D. W, rk, 01 North
Third street; A. O. Croll, northeast corner Tenth and
Mark et streets.
N. B.— Et ofessor Bolles takes pleasure id referring the
sick to the above names. and the following. whose cer
tificates have been or will be given in Intl for the good
of humanity :
Judea. Levy, Bronchial Consumption, 614 South Front
street. Edward T. Evans. preacher of the lif E Church,
Dyspejnia of long standing. Laryngitis, and Lumbago,
1673 Helmuth street William H. Shaine, Paralyets of
lowerltrubs. Parnplegy. and Epilepsy- publisher of the
ffertional Merchant. 126 South Second street. Thomas
Owens. Congestion of the Brain. and severe Hemorrhage
of the Lungs and Diabetes. American Hotel, Philadel
phia. James Nugent. Deafness for six years, and r
ing and roaring in the head, Fifteenth and Bedford ate,
William Horgan, General Debility. 401 Spruce street.
Thomas Harrop. severe Diabetes. Rose Mills, West Phi
ladelphia George Grant, Rheumatic Gout. long stand
ing. 610 Chestnut street. H. T. Debilver. Chronic Nen
mills and Inflammatory Rheum Mime_ 1728 Cheatani
street. 0. H Carmick Chronic Dyspepsia and Inflam
mation of the Kidneys. Chestnut and Fortieth streets.
George W. Freels. Epilepsy, 1492 North Thirteenth street.
Anthony Carney. Consumption. 1217 Market street. Ed
ward McMahon, Consumption. 1227 Front street. Chas,
H. Grigg, Dyspepsia and Constipation, Tenth and Arch
streets. J. Bickel . Chronic Bronchitis. Constipation,
and Congestion of the Brain, 518 ColloWhill street. Rev.
J. Mallory, Splionia. Philadelphia,
HEDIONNUAGE.-v.l find no difficulty in arresting all
mitten' cases of Hemorrhage by the influence of Elec
tricity, and in presenting the recurrence of the same.
READ THE FOLLOWING.—For over live years! have
been subject to periodical attacks of a nervous nature.
so severe as to prostrate every faculty and function of
Mud and body, Such has been the probate upon the
brain, that the most potent counteracting remedies have
been employed to prevent apoplexy.
During these attacks. which continue for several days,
my sufferings are indescribable; as intense, in fact, that
I am nearly unconscious of every thing save my own
B Virlarge blood vessels have been en distended that
lame quantities of Wood bane been forced from the re.
galar channels. which I have vomited - up. I have been
during these ttack s under the treatment of a number of
the most eminent physicians, both in this country and
Ceiba Sad none seemed to understand my case, or at all
events did nothing to relieve my sufferings About
three months ago. I learned of the discovery of Pro
fet atff Boles in the anioileation of electricity for the core
of disease. At the time. I was so prostrate in body, also
in mind, that I could scarcely walk, or attend to any
hind of business, creven recognike familiar feces.
In this condition. I called on him, at No. 121.0 Walnut
!tree'', for consultation, and after an electrical test, he
informed me that my whole trouble grew out of a dis
turbance of electrical polarities of the brain and nervous
system. I submitted myself to his treatment. and found
almost instant relief. It seemed at once that the electric
fluid had l.it the seat of disease and was driving it from
the system He repeated the operation a number of
times. moil I was restored to perfect health lity system
seems entirely charged. and I have no doubt the care is
permanent,
I have convereed with several gentleman who have
been long uniform from obatinale diseasas, and were
restored to health by Professor Boller. I think he has
made a great discovery—one that will ultimately super
sede all other modes of medical practic
IFIOlkl e. aS °WSW&
American Hotel, Philadelphia
Wended& rare of Inflammation of theLungs,negformod
by Protestor (I. Bolles, 12/0 Walnut street,
Bead the following:
I have been a great sufferer for the last twelve years.
which was contracted from a disease I took in Call
fel Ilia gold mines, by great exposure to cold by working
in the water; nearly lost my life from inflammation of
the lungs; hid several attacks After I returned to this
ellY. I bad several palmonsry attacks hero. some of
acute Intlemmation upon the lungs; was treated by the
most eminent medical men. but the cause am,' difficnlty
remained unmoved. Bo medical man has been able to
do me any pet mar eat good by medical treatment. About
three wefts ego, I had a most severe attack of intlam.
nation upon she lunge; my sufferings Were lade mi.'
bable. I reported to medical treatmem, which seemed
to be unavailing. and I seemed rapidly sinking In the
arms of death, when I chanced to see J. J Bsiley. 219
Market street. wcohad been cared by Professor Bolles,
of 122 Walnut street , Mr Banes advised me to sea Pro
lessor Bolles at °Lee, which I dtd, and inten minutes. as
strange melt may appear,l WAS perfectly free of MY suffer
logs. At the time krofessor Bull's treated me. I was suffer
ing with the meet severe manumits cough wliboat any
expectoration It seemed I could nut live an hour. Re
ham treated me four times elect and I am perfectly re
lieved This cure to me is still a wonder of wonders.
Ito shocks given; all was pleasant and agreeable
I world cheerfully invite all the sick to avail. them
selves of this new practice. I shall ever feel thankful to
Mr. J. J. Bailey Iva informing me where I could he cured.
Ju Pali LAMY.
814 South Fourth street. Philadelphia.
Owing to the anxiety manifested by medical men and
ethers, to learn the theory and , practice Of Medical
Electricity. Professor C. H. BOLLES has consented to
sine another coulee of lectures. and full instruc•
tlen for applyirg Galvanism. Magnethsca, and other
modifications of Electricity. as a reliable therapeutic
ascot for the cure of acute and Chronic diseases.
he couti.e of LAMINA 11/111 commence MAY I.7th,liet.
at the Institution. MAI) WALNUT Street. Philadel
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FA.NGIC DRESS GOODS
ver offered at retain is tide city. empracittr. all the'
new styles and ahadevot
FOULARDS.
'SIPS ed.LIC GRRNADMES.
ALP. (JAS.
ALL WOOD DT. larlll.llB,
PLAIDS.
EIt , ZANESIQUFSS:
.MOEI AIR.S.
Gltr,N a DINIF.EAREGES,
' POPLIN S.-
OROLNDIRS.
.1 AtION E PS,. •
STRIPED AND PLAID LENDI I. dm.
.1 /erase and wfl.l. Felorted ~tookof
_ _
BLACK AND .
MASI
Which will be sold Jew.
I lot double. wiath Mozambique% 600 *anis, at 37.34,',0.
1 lot Brocade - Poplins, 400 ;yards. at 31c.
Fliepherds' Plaids frcarSnic. up-
:nue Chatlies at Mc.
S ET A- !
In great variety —all ace new fabrics and desigud ; for
2ming and Summer wcer, repents- is prise frem.itiV.oo
Those in want of bargaine-in this line slit:m . .3ld
give 11.5 a calL
LAMES' CLOAKINGE:i.aII shadss.
CLOTHS and CaSSIMERES, for &Lena' and Boy's wee'vr.
from $1 tip
HOUSE FUEIHSHING GOODS_
Ar; immense variety. consisting of Table Linens, Con?
ternaries, Napkins, Day Towels, Polet Covers,
koala Crash. Stair Crash; ..Ito_. &c
We would also call fan attention of buyers to oar
stook of Muslim, Sheetings, Flannels. Calicoes. Frond
Chintzes. Figured Itrilliustes, Wool Tam,
lorad Dentesk Table Cio'hs, in 6.4. 7.4, and 8-4 sizeg
VERY - CHE A.P
Our line of
W.FIITB.GOODS
Is new complete, ci.rupriang Starting . Linens, Whitt,
Brilliantes. Cambric ainslins Victoria Lawns. Hain.
MOSS. Swiss Sinslins, Plaid Mnelins. &C.
J. COWPERTEUWATT (lb CO
S. E. IJOHNER NINTH. AND &HOS. S
apg•wfm-tf • - rkur.a.D.W.PECIA..
fIREAP PRY GOODS, CARPE TS, "•-•' 011. CLOTHS, MATTING, AND WINDOW'
SHADES.—V. E. ARCHAMBAOLT. Northeast cornev
ELEVENTH. and MA REST Streets. will open this morn
ing. from auction, Ingrain Carpets. wool tilling. 60. 66.
and 620; Ingrain Carpets, ail wool, 76, S7c, $l, SW,.
$l2l. and 87.1 Entry sad. Stair Carpet, 25a to sh;
Hemp, Cottage. add Rag Carpets . 2l to 62c; Floor 011
Cloths. 60 to 87e: Gilt Bordered Window Shades, 75c to
*2; Stair 011 Cloths. 2.6:: Table Oil Cloths, 62c to $1;
White and Check Matting, 37 to 62 cents.
CHEAP DRY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.
Muslims. IC to 40c; Shootings. 40 coats to $1 20; Cali
coes,lB to 26c; De Laicise, 31 to 33c: Foil de Ghevere, 31.
t 6 60c; Poplins, 37 to 370; . Black and Spring colors Al-
Pacas, 37 in 87c; Table Linens, 00c to $1.50; Towelings.
15 to 670; Plain and Pans Cas.iineres, 51c to $2; Whig
and colored Flannels,- 37 to 760: Spring Gloaktngs, $2;
Cotton Bose. 18 to 60c; Gloves, 12 to 750; Handkerchiefs.
8 to 60c; Coats' Spool Cotton .. 9c; Pins, sc; Neek-Ties.
25a: Colgate's Soap. ee;. Windsor Soaps, to; Hooks and
Eves; lc; Skirt Braids. 7c; Table Covers. $2: Harseillos
Quilt; .142 to tad: nitwits, Sato $10; Back Ds Latins 50
to 760; Mack ThibetShawls, 964 to $l2. Wholesale and-
Detail Store, Northeast corner ELSVEATH and Haft,.
KB? Streets. apl•mwt lm
T)ESIRABLE GOODS.
-I"' FROM AUCTION.
25 pieces Hue.% Maper. *2.75. •
20 Nieces Russia Hilmar. *3.60.
35 7!ieeea Nagel& Diaper. wide, $4.
14 nieces Russia Diaper. iftry wide. $5.
/Mao, 10 lots 9f Table Linens—all prices.
Now-open at JOHN H. sToKESI.
Eab7s 702 ARCH Street
SILK ANT) DRY-GOODS aossuas.
AAMAIL Tor 4. DAVID :JUNO, 13. C. 11 - 00.313..
ARMAR YOUNG,BRO &'-
1 9 CO .,
Importers and Dealers in
-VaId33ROIDEIIIES, LACE
WHITE GOODS, HOSIFXr i
. MITTS, GLOVES, TRIM GS, &c,,
No. 429 HAREM' STREET,
418 COMMERCE STREET.
PHTGADELPHIA.
MILLINERY GOODS.
P. A. HARDING CO.,
INPONTLIS AND JOBBBEB 07
STRAW AND DIILLINERX GOODS,
910111 ARCH STRAIN,.
PHILADELPHIA.
1864. 1864.
WOOD & CARY,
725 13/I.ESTNIIT STREET'
STRAW AND MILLINERY
GOODS.
P. B.—MERCHANTS AND MILLINERS are invited to
examine before purchlusing, se our STOOK IS FULL
and PRICI.S LOW.
tati3-2ut WOOD CM.
11.1 SPRING. 1864.
(
_ BROOM & ROSENREIIII,
431 MARKET - STREET,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
- RIBBONS,
BONNETS,
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HATS,
FLOWERS,
AND
MILLINERY GOODS GENERALLY.
mh29-Im--
WE RESPECTFULLY -
CALL THE ATTENTION OF
TIEI I 3 9L I 1 - 1, A 33 M
TO ODE STOCK OF
SPRING MILLINERY GOOD&
WE HAVE NOW OPEN
A BEAUTIFUL • ASSORTIKENT OF
FRENCH FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, BILKS, LACES, VEILS, etc.
BERNHEIN,
720 CHESTNUT STREET.
mh29-1m
43 MISS M. A. BAKER,
. No. 1346 CHESTNUT STREET,
Has opened a large assortment of
PARIS MILLINERY.
apl2.lm e For the bring and Summer of 1864
GAS FIXTURES, dm.
IVIR. CHARLES PAGE.
Favorably known for the last twenty years as Priori
pal Designer of GAS FIXTURES for
REBER& CORNELIUS & BARER,
ts this day admitted a Partner la oar arm.
W.s wlll continuo the sale and manufacture of
GAS FIXTURES
fader the firm•name of
VAN KIRK & CO.,
bLk.NDFACTORY AT SR►NHFORD.
SALISROOIIB-912, ARCH STREET.
Ifobroar7 1. 1864. 11119-fmor2m
T.N GRAM'S AMERICAN BANK TEN.
-1 1 -• Warebouse. 43 S. SECOND Ea.. below Market. It.
MLLE. h EVERIN RE PAIRS AND
Cleans all sores of Laces and Embrofilaries, making
thent Kan/ to new. 11 o. 307 LOMBARD ta t apB Ise
IVAiNTS.
A PEA° FICA L BOOK. K EEPER ./§lk7V
Accotintint dimirea a sitlation : a w„. xitais
Nouse or Mutnfactorr Best reetenea given, Athrratut
"W. B ," at 114 s Office. y apl4
LIFE INSIITRANCA CA NtASSERS.-- ,
Competent attd active persons wanted. to canv
41+211
city or eettstry for Lan established firgt-class iduktat
eetaPeny. Addreee Box Ito. 1412, Poet °Bea. With
159.M0 and reform/am • anll3.3tlf
SALESMAN WANTED—IN A Sl'A-
Tart. T .r i c:f o a N 6 E 9. R o y ti lid d
b B . I %k w - o q o u k a Eiclre. from 25 to 8(1
littcattonn ami no bad
p orer teatimoa:als may address
Manna] .' 7v at tbbToffind tollar
WAN T E INTELLIGENT
BOYS, about 15 veers of ege to leers( the Whit
bur business. Address Bea Itet, apls
WANTED -A. YOUNG LADY B 1?
tween gheerrand twenty tears or age. who hag a?
good education. Poo" reference yam:tired Per farther
Particular' addrere Poet Ordee, fiex 2834, Philadel
phia. apls-2,,*
WANTED- , —A SITUATION BY A
competent Boo%s RAPER. Bost rarereoos
Address 'B. P., 'at thin craze. SIPI6-4*
WAN TED-131r A YOUNG lit 4.N, A
arruATioN in a 'Dry Goods Sabine House. to
d ale
a trade ;
it
a go od
rm country aeembataaes. Ad
ess "J.D. R . Pr.= :1146.
WAN TE D—BY A COMPETENT
ner.on. onomitiorroittior to tak4 amr,wig a boot
r_cia.mot of hooka, or to- act in any.. tt.3ful ci,%cltr
in
ee. Iret.clasa bone Addleas W. S. ' Prc3W
OiS oplus-2t.
MTANTTED-A PARTNER IN AN
established Dry Goods business paying good
profits. The proprietor be alone asto those tt.
terehted, would o.sociate wa.Ua good working'. herso a.
Address "Stapler." KgAlningttm: Snh-Post ONicv I.t*
WANTED --A PhdrTNEIZ WITH
front eB,OOO to $lO.OOl, in a safe and profitable
mantifeetnriag business. which has been established
and in sneeestial operation for many 'Years APPI7 in
person, or by note, Ovine real name and. address. to B.
F. OLF,Nif. aa South FOURT'd Stmet ap/5
WANTED -BY A YOUNG MAN, A
Situation in a Dry Gooda .`i•nhing or Gotoinio
sion Donee.. or large Retail Store; is Tifyear• of axe. and
a aced penman. Address "F. C.," Dux 2213 spl4-2t.
WAN TEP--500 C H ESTNU " TELE
, IF, GRAPH FOLE9." Apply at t14,-Pciice and Pin
Telegraph OTma, S. W. corner GEMS MST
Streets....
WANTED-AN EXPE ENO ED .
Life Insurance Canvaseer. For an elletent man a
ISberali.a/arY GEO. F. WU - AA& Ant
iftweHebnpette Minna Life Lipttran.ee CemuseY. 439
WALLinT Eitreet. ang
VOUNG MEN WANTED TO , LEARN
TELEGit APPING.—No ether professien offers such
indusemente PS this. and there are none 1v drain a per
' eon can fit ltiraf-ell for actual bualee s ao ruickly and
'cheaply. Several' hare finished their inet7irction in two
nlf.nihs, and are now employed in regular Telegraph
.Offices as Op= raters
Apply at 'Tel, graph lienalttnent. College BWldin3, N.
E. corner TINTLI and CHESTNUT Streets. 1t•
0 0 ---Vr
ANTE r
PAR'-
$ 6 9 _ 0 • NEP— with the above capital' tedexteal.
a Profitable Manufacturing Btostness, Witt CAA Silas. Addrere ' - .Partner. Press office aol3-nts
A
H
87.5 AGENTS In T eve l ry C l onnty at WANT mOCnthi:RJi
penmea paid. to cell my new cheap Family Sewt ex shines. Addreee 8_ MADISON, Alfre.l,3le. dSW3m
HOUSE WANTED.—ABOUTTETE
-ara• rat of 3fr4 a convctoient, 'home: - rent 116 t exca.ffing
'lOO lidresa • • COMMISSION," office of The Pretee •
axi3s-2t.
dh WANTED Tfl REN -A Elj ILD
INO suitable for the rownettottlre of Mineral Witter.
math taabliog.cr where Rtabll g' is con.rtadeut. Address
J: G. W.." Box 3383; Post Mice, apls 2t.
e WANTED TO PUROHASIII-A
mai moderato- COT 9 A9E at Germantown or-Frank
fore. with a good-sin lot. apply to ROBERT MAC
GREGOR. 440 WALNUT Street. It
AN WANTED. TO RENT-A. REST—
.MADENCE ON ARM EFTRRRT. three-story dwell
ing, with back , bnildinge and modern^ improremenza,
wanthi by theist of thy. Rent from $5OO to $BOO. ad
dresn Box IMO Post Office. apls-6t,
BOARDING.
WILL BE VACANT ON TUESDAY
Ro 0
wrsi, neat. ej 0
ir pla r l
1, large. e e t ha adsoinal3r. famished.
apl4. 3t*
99p, SOUTH BROAD SIRE it.T.—V
•- ,, ...oestnt to. day. an elegaw Parlor, nesvlT furnished,
and large chamber commnaleating. +atom' story. Other
Tacsinctes far families and single persons. apl4-6#
PON SALE AND TO WET.
TO LET-FINIE DESK_ ROOK • IN
Front Office. 409 . WALISIIT litreet. Apply to J.
TILLIII LIB aST, as above. a ISEt*
TO RENT--SEVEN BOOMS , BEING
•-•-' Part of a house 9'46 forth lILIIVEttTE Streot.: Call
from 10 A. M. to 4P. M. until after the 16th Ivitartt.
• apl4-2V
TIMBER LAND.—A TRACT OF LAND
containine Whacres. situated in Delaware—AO acres
arable. with DWELLISIG 110HSE AND FARAIRUILD
IEOm thereon; the rsznainder HEAVILY TIMBERED
WITH HEART prrue. YELLOW PINE, MIMI. OAK.
-dun PRESS. Will be cold cheap or exchanged for a
Rood-paving business in this city Address
.Preos Office. apl42.t*
FOR SAI E-THE BROWN ,STONE*
contained in the &rot of ST. MARK'S .IVA.NG-ELI
CAL LUTHERAN CHURCH, about being 2.ltered and
enlarged, eituated on Spring Garden etreet. above Thir
teenth.
The Building COMMiiieff will be in attendance at
the Church between the hour,. of land IPo'clock P
lentil Monday, Mil inet., to give further- information
and receive Sealed Prepoeals. which rcay afro be ad
dressed to Mr. CHARLES BIRD, SapeatUtGadent, No.
559 Borth FIFTH ht., until MONDAY noon. art-14--et.
11R170- AND PRESCRIPTION STORE
FOR SALE. --One Cribs bast pay stores in the
city for sale. if gold 'within two weeks average of
cash sales from $l2 to ale day. Cash price 441,0 - 10, Ad
dress "M. D„'" bming Garden Sub, ?ost °lnce. Give
full name and put office address. api.l V'
fa FOR FACTORY OR: LIVERY
STABLB. ta lot North SIaVANTH Ftroot. aho' POP
LAR Street, 32 feet front by 120 feet deem, with beok int 29
feet by 96 feet to au outlet forming nu • '.L," with two
brick dwelltry, e brewer) and vault now on it. For
sale low. Apply to BONS- BEM..
116 North NINTH Street; or,
013STAVIIS BERGNER,
apla frarat. LIBRARY .trcet.
re FOR SALE —No.. 2321 GREEN
Agfi. Street, one of those handsome COTTAGES, with
'arse Barden in front, the most desirable Part of G , sen
street. Lot 25 feet front by /63 , feet deep. Price 'non
Also, a well-built three-story ROCS3,witla three-story
double bachandidirms. with all the modern improve
ments. No 1320 North Thirteenth et , above Thompson.
Price .4.00. POBBBSOIOII of We can be had at once Ap
ply to J. WEAVER, No 5173 S. THiRD St apl6 3t.
ft FOR SALE-IN NORTH WARD.
CAMDEN, ten Brien. HOUSES. and one Ff8.121£1% floe
on Market street, beginnin at SOO; ist - on Carpenter
street, begiuuivg Sl2 All
welt-bullt: good dry eel-.
late; 'Will readily rut for ten per Cent of what will our.
chase them. Persons wishing a good home for from one
to two thousand, dollars. had better call etrly. Terme
easy. B. H. BROWNING,
605 COOPER Street.
spls-Ims CA
Office foot of MAR MDEN. N. KET StrestJ
DESIBABIA "RESIDENCE S-CE N
ARL+II.4I. location. Threefrstori Brick Dwellings. No.
240 N. SIXTH St. Price. $13.000. No. 812 N. SIXTH
St. Price. *6.50i.). Apply to BOISISALti BROS, 11.16 N.
NINTH Street. apl4•St*
el A VERY DESIRABLE REST-
Aa, DENOE, Innate in the village of WILDGE, ...-
half mile from Abington Station. North Penassgvania
Railroad, is For Rent for the summer months. Torras,
412 f 0. Apply, any time this week. to
ap13.1.. WM. G MILLIIR, at Weldon,
815,000, B E l R o a o m o o o tinr ?o(Van on rtzir
AND
DO a TH
e for
live !QM. at five per COM per annum
LeWli H. RRDNER,
11.* No. 1.551 South Fourth Street.
JA O FOB S A THOROUGH
BRED TROTTING STALLION. 6 Years obi. 15
bands 3 Inches high. a half brother to Gilt. the great
Trotting Mare; be has Dahl in fifty, and promises great
anted. To be seen et Stetson'e Stables, in LOCUST Street,
below Twelfth. Price, 31.600. Address. owner
•• X. A. L ."Conshohocken. •
apl3 Si* Montgomery county. Pa.
PERSONAL.
INFORMATION WANTED -0 ON.
MINING the whereabouts of ANTON and HER
MAN BRINGS, born In Waldvelen, K. Sorken. R. B.
Meinoter, Kingdom of Prneete. They emigrated to
America in the spring of 1842 ; Masons by trade. and
when last heard from were working in the vicinity of
Philadelphia. Pa., in the year 1851, since which/ time
nothing lute bean heard of them. Any infarmation cont
emning them will be gladly received by their aged aad
aill,ckd lather, who mourns for thew as dead, Address
JOHN H. H. BBINa9.
Waldvelen Krieg, Borken,
WILLIAM ster Prussia,
Or BRINGS,
Co. tr, SBth Reg% 111. Vole.,
aril& if* Chattanooga, Tenn.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST-A CERTIPIOA, E OF 5-PER
-4-4 CYST. LOAN OF 1 1 1 1 ATN OF F.IIISINSYLVANIA,
for 5516.15, dated Bluth 12. 1140. Jiro. 754 . in name of
WILLIAM MBRBDITH. Also. a Certifleate of 5-per
sent. Loan of State of Pennsylvania, for the sum of $2OO.
dated June 30. 1846, No. 1452. in the name of ELI K.
PRIOR, administrator of William Meredith in trust. .1g•
saltation has been made to the Auditor General (or a re•
newel of said Certificates
fell-3m BLI N. mum, No. 811 AEON Street.
AUCTION SALE.
U r , BAZAAR, NINTH AND SAN
som &rums.
AUCTION SALY. OF HORSES, Ace
ON SATURDAY MORNING - lIIXt,
At 10 o'clook, comprleing about
SIXTY 110/COS.
Includin g
A pair fast trotting mares. cost $1.500.
Two excellent saddle horsee; a top wagon. by Watson:
anc-toP wagon. made in D ew York; harness by Gibson;
two saddles. kw —the *whole comprising the establish
ment of ft private LS
gentlem A an.
O,
A handsome dark. brown saddle horse.
A pair dapple. :ray coach horses, cost SIAM
An elegant black mare; no-top wagon, by Tiedekin ds
Bro., and hi mess by Phillips.
ALSO.
New and sccond. hand earriagas. including an elegant
coupe rookaway for two horses. built to order by Watson.
A French coupe by Wagner. cost Ma
Also, single and double harness, saddles, &c,
Air- No
Sale po
of h stp
eroeone=s ant on n
acWednesday count of weather.
Atir .
Aar Annual sale g &c . o f
tattle. Ac..2sth of May.
Sir Carriages and harness at rivate sale.
apl4-21 if ALFRED M. SE KRESS, Auctloneer.
IMMENSE AUCTION SALE OF A
- 1 - Large and Elegant Collection of Rare and Beautiful
SEA SHELLS.
At SCOTT dg STEWART'S. 622 CHESTNUT Street.
To be sold without any reserve or limit $3 to Pete,
fifty cases direct from* Loudon, England, of some of the
most echo:mid 820.11112. E SHELLS ever witnessed in this
country. with various other Natural Curiosities. com
prising Cora% Cameos. Pearls, &c.. consisting of over
1, MO Specimens. such as have never before been offered
for sale in Philadelphia, and a rare opportunity is now
offered to the citizens.
The public, and the Ladies in nartieolar are invited
to examine this inazaincent assortment or tzra.rosinEs
from the dominions of Old Neptune
They are works of Nature, and no artist that ever
lived could imitate them in shape or color—the wonders
and beauties of the mighty deep. Also, a variety of
Chinese guns. Javanese Boxes. and rare Inketand .
The Orel sale will like place on MONDAY MEMEL
dinlllBtl at 10 A. 11, and at 8 P. M.. and eontinue
TUESDAY and Tig EDNES DAY, at the same hours.
Terms Cash By order T. BOYZ.M.
apl6 st. American Agent for the Company.
LEGAIL
ESTATE OF ROBERT 'DENNIS,
deceased —Letters of Administration on said Estate
1. amine ben duly granted to REBECCA DENNIS, of the
city of Philedelphos. all persons indebted Co said Estate
are ream-reed to make payment, and all MEOW hailing
claims. against the same will present them, withottt
delay. to
REBECCA DE MIS. Admiestratrix.
spl6.Bv , 1734 WILEY Street.
IN THE ORP H ANS' COURT FOB THE
CITY IND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of ki FASSITT. deceased
The udttor appointed by the Court to audit. settle,
end adjust the account of the Pennsylvania Company
underurance on lives Fa s tranting Annuities. trustees
the will of Ma rl it, deceased, and to report
•distrtbution of the habit ce in the bands of the accost • t
ent, will , meet , the parties interested for the purposes of
hie oppointloon.. on ISIOND a T, April 25 1564. at 4 o'clock
P. PI ,at his Once. S S. corner ti.XTH and WALNUT
su e ke. in the city of Philadelphia.
apls ftrivtst D. W O'BRISN. Auditor.
THE „ELEBRA.T.YI)
"NZW BOPS" CUMBIRLiEnD COAL
For gala by
113110. D. EMORY & DO..
61" Otnoe. IZo. RUE doach FOURTH. Street-
AMUSEMENTS.
SINGERS
VOCAL SOCIETIES.
R. general rehearoal or
IIAY DN'S CREATION,
Preparatory to the ptraormance fur the 13 Affinalt
VAIL G ill take Place al
NATIONAL MAIMS' HALL,
RACE srREBT. below Sixth,
On FIVIDIII - EVENING. the 'Mk Instant, at half toff"
seven o'clook.
The pinion:WY attendance of MI Skiers Propming tcs
take part in the performance Is sa - retettly vennettel. OHL
esrs of Vocal Sociatiere will please notify their members
Chairman of tlPTCommitiea
X 93 3aelral Satertakomente for the
Oreat , Cintral Fail;
sp 4-2 t "
CARL GAERTNER WILL GIVE
CLASSZETAI, SOiZEPAti
AT THE
PaIISIOAL. FUND lit.LL,
YEIDAY EVENING, APRIL at , AtOak:
Aseletzd by' Meters.
U . ,. JARVIS.
N. H. CROW'.
1. ROGGIMEURGER,
GRAS. AI, SCHSIITZ:
And a 1F67.n'... Double Qaartette.
.noaaamitt - .7
1. Quintette, irtretnautenee. Op IS Mendeleecte.:
2. Quartette; vosaa, " ahendlrtedett," Op 145 .•. • . • . D.nt:
3 Grand Dmo. 'tees tdue 0,0 (we re,r1e90....1/.4lkbreauert
4. Quartette, 'Meat, '• Wie hab jch Met geHebt," op, 24,
Atourinz'
6. Quintette. t.letruments, Op, 29:.,=. Beta/oven.
TICKETS MS DOLLAR.
To be had at the rdursle &area
Reserved heat - it* behad at S. B. GOULD'S, SEVENTH
and CHESTNUT Otftets. apl3-St
TEE FIRST GRAND AMATE'CTR
vorIAL ABD ' 'COST RC MB!, T AL,•C GIDE E.T. under
the earpiece of the Comnaltrte on Masi-tat Rntortatnments
of the Great Central Vair for the benefit of the Sant.
tery CoMMißbiett. Wlll take Waco aD• the muraloAs•
FD.taD HALL, on 4.SVBPINO OF Sifi - TUHDAY. April
le. ISM, at 8 o'cleck, The Aninhion ANcatimr Rend has
etre , ed its *ervicee, and the following gentlemen have
alvo volnateer*d to annarlt on thin nce4f,ieh:
W. R Angier, A. Molten,
R. C. Renard. M: 7 3.e- W. ilio.hriag, ...
J. A Brown. J T. Mitchell,
W. efiM6C. B. D.,. S F. Murray,
H. Carson, H. Retiree*,
J. Cochran. A Page,
J. R Carpeniar, C. Page.
L Dl:llring, F. W. Balatcm,
W. A Dubring, H Richards.
• R. Dahrleg. F. lingers, •
A. B. Durand, S D. , math: •
If. B. Fry. J &Wender,.
R. Godley. at. Tinge, ...
V. Gatdrat. C. 11*zin,
H. Gross, 0, Vests.
0 Gilpin, - F. Wells,
W. Ba , vey. J. R Wel*h,
G. F Bunted, R. G White;
M. Ba.m.inea. 1 J. Whi.t.nlau..
J. L. Lath t• e. .! R. Willing.
7)CKETa OPT& POLL 4.3 - *ach. For sale WAR.° Musts
Moles of Dinars. Lea tk VO`alkzr. Andy& and: Gould_
Also,. at the Bookstore of Ur. Ltypoldt, and by the
above named gentlemen-
PROGRXMME.
PART. SIA - ST. _ _.
Nabueo—Barld
Duo Vestale—T. and B
Cb 021:9-731210.
8010 —B
Foto—T
Cborua . and Tenor Sole—Erna - 21
Solt-11Barbiere—B
Attila—Band
Solo—Marta di 801 l an—B
Mono and Solo Basso—Norma
. .. .. . . .. ..
Polo—Belle it Meseliera-13 .... .
Verdi
Solo and Chores—Viva l'Autsrica Sltilard
Mr Joseph Vlizo has offered his services to preside at
the Piano, which is from the factory of Stack dt'Co. and
tom abed by Mx. .T. E Gotta. • anl3.4t
THE FIRST GRAND - VOCAL. AND
INSTRUMENTAL nox cud,
In aid of the
GREAT CSNTRAT, FAIR.
Will he given at
• HANDEL AND HAYDN HAIL,
EIGHTH and ePRING GARDEN Street',
On r AWAY EVANING, April ld, 1E64:
The Moving artists have kindly volunteered'i3 a
Met:. Mies McCaffrey. Mr. M. M: Warner, Mr. A.
Getze,. Mr. Theo Ahrend, Mr. Simon Hamlin. Mr; N.
Hoch, Mr. John ilmetead, and others.
Concert to commence at S precisely.
Tickets, Sts can be obtained at. Go.ald's. SEVENTH
snd CHESTNTIT: at Henry A. rower'e Drug Stare. N.
3: corner SIXTH and GUIBEN, and at the doer on the
evening of the C,mcert. aplas.3t,
A LECTURE WILL RE DELIVERED
by , the Rev. Joan NUMBER JACKSON itt the
ACADEMY OF AtU.t.IC. on SATURDAY EVENING.
April 16, at So'elook. Sublect—" ANDREW JACHSON. "
For the oeneflt of the Faeli LISS of Captains BOOPREM
and WIBLB, and the CRS W S of the Schooner COQIIBTTE
and TWO BROTHERS. who were eaptnred In the Rap
pahannock rirtr last Anktott. and are now oondned In
rebel dungeons in Salisbury, Earth Carolina,_
Governor A. G. CURTIN will preside at the Lecture.
Tickets to be bad at PUGH'S Book Store, S. W. cor
ner of SIX? R and CREW NUT Streets.
-••-•- - - - - - •
.Tfrereor, Cornet Band will be In attendance.
ar.1144.. GEoRt3I3 TeOrittiTON, Trecourer.
GRAND SOIREES,
FOR THE BENEFIT Dr THE
GREAT czwiritet, FAIR.
Two Entertainments. combining Music ant} Caltathe
zits, will be given by .500 Pupils of the
FIPIEEINTR WARD rumar; SCHOOLS.
Tinder the direction ot Mr_ WM G
USIC._ F.D.REIER, at the
ACADEMY OF M
On FRIDAY AVEN MG. April 15 at S o'clock. and
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. Aprlll6, at n clot*.
Tickets. admitting to either Entertainment. 2.5" cents. to
be obtained at the Music Stores and at the door. ap11,51
LYON'S HATEIAIRON.
Kathairon to from the Greek word "Kathro." or " Ka
thalro, " signifying to cleanse, rejuvenate. and restore.
This article is what its name signifies. For preserving,
restoring and beautifying the HUMAN HAIR it is the
most remarkable preparation in the world. It is again
owned and put up by the original proprietor, and is now
made with the ISItM4 care, skill, and attention which
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It is a most delightfal Hair Dressing.
It area - Wes scurf and dandruff.
It }Rena the head cool and clean_
It makes the hair rieh, sort, and closer. -
It prevents the hair from falling off and turning gray
It restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentlanean who values a beantiftd head of
hair should 1150 LYON'S KAT/LIMON It Is known
and need throtteh out the civilised world. Bold by alt
respectable dealo
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This is the most delightful and extraordinary article
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moves tan. freckles. nimble& and renghnese from the
skin. leaving the complexion fresh, transparent, and
smooth. It contains no material injurious to the skin.
Patronized by actresses and opera singers. It is what
every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared by W. E. HAOAN. Troy. N. Y.
Address all orders to
DEHAS S. BARNES dr CO.. New York.
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EATIYE.-NOT A DYE,
But restores gray hair to its original color, by supplying
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LUXURIANT BEAUTY,
promotes its irrowth. prevents its falling off, eradicate,
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hand. It has stood the tea, of time, being the e ri s tual
Hair Coloring, and is constantly increasing in favor.
Used by both gentlemen and ladies. It is sold by all re
spectable dealers, or can be procured by them of the
commercial agents. D. S. BARNES & CO.. SIOSI BROAD-
WAY, New York. 'lwo sizes, 50 cents and $l.
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.
The parties in St. Louis and Cincinnati, who have been
counterfeiting the Mustang Liniment, under pretence of
Proprietorship, have been thoroughly estopped by the
courts. To guard against further imposition. I have Pro
cured from the United States Treasury a private steel
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each bottle, Bach stamp bears the/ac simile of my sig
nature, and without which the article is a counterfeit.
dangerone, and worthless imitation. Examine every
bottle. nis Liniment has been in use and growing In
favor for many years. There hardly es Isis a hamlet on
the habitable globe that does not contain evidence of its
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With
its present improved ingredients, its effects upon
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sprains, rheumatism, swellings, bites, cuts, caked
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that should never be dispensed with. It should be in
every family. Sold by all druggists.
fe22-mwfdmdieovrem D. S. neitrsze. New York.
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estese cured by eneeial gnarantee, when desired by the
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formed by Magnetiem Oalyaltism, or other modifica
tions of Electricity, without shortie or any nopleasant
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have been speedily and permanently mired after all other
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N. B.—Medical men and others, who desire a !mew
led geOf my new discovery. can commence a Cull comae
of lectnrea MaY 27th, 11364, at the Inetitution. 1.7120
WALDIU r Street. Prof BOLLSS has qualified over 0110
thcreand , physicians , who use Electricity as a s_pecialt
Consultation free Prof. BOLLES & Dr. SOWN. 151 110
WALNUT Street, Philadelphia. WO lie
•
LONDON BROWN STOUT,
SCOTCH ALE,
B 1 THE CASK OR DOZEN.
ALBERT O: ROBERTS.
DEALER IN FINN eaocaugas,
niti2l norner ELEVRNTFI sad WWI Streets.
JNGRAM'S IMPERIAL AND GUN
POWDER TEAS. Try them. it*
nAIiPETEI, OIL OLOTHS, AND WIN
DOW STUDDS —New etoeic of lb la Carpets Ng
received, end for sale cheep, at WM. OBBAOMILIII,
lio. 447 North SNCOND Street. below Nobleteid, Jul
m-ist.
UPHOLSTERING."
B. B BLANOLS.RD as CO.,
Northeast corner THISTBUNTH and ca.BsTrarr
Carpets and Matting made and laid.
Badding, liar Mattrearee. dtc
tah2o-3in Verandah Awning,.
J. vny,
AC A trE - Y . OP M.UstC.
CELEBRATMN OF TILE •I•FITRD ICINIVAB.SARY
FIRST RIierIMENT IN vANTRY,
(Grey Itemorvoe.)
le/RAND
MILITARY AND CITIZENS' ORES;
No 'RBA AND PROMS/A A.DB unDictlwr.
TUERDAY EVENIA'G. AP.RIL
Pro 2eeds to be devoted to Om
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR
roil THE
UNITED STATES SANITARY (.10hfo118610N.
COMMITTEE . or AARIKI3EMENTFS -
F P. bichoixon. Lieut. A. R. Fzerlttc
Wraj William g Korn. FAAut rTharle,. Fr I.le,
Cape. 1 LoademAlseer,, Vent Oto, F Detlecer.
Kr,t r ll:inm. W Aileen Meat Jas. C. Wray.
Capt (It aria W Gardner; iLieat. B. M. Dtteenbe t rrY.
4;4; J. Parker Martin.
TICKETS. TlTiat IDOLLA.RS.
er tic ...erto ennonvonce at - 31Velock.
vanc,.a. at 10 o'clock.
net ate ca n he procu..vd fioro any of the ettave.tthand
(''.ml . l . o4,orate Ktiriment. ti Oak
-6;41, g h . x r,;- 2A " aer thoo-ntl - Zetttal Hotel. end St :Reefing
is Co. 'B, If et . .l3North Secured otrar..ot apll-8t
- -
Verdi.
Mercadente.
...•16. • •GroatiOd •
Berd4.e
...... .
Gotteelnilir.
Verdi.
Moneta
Verdi.
Deeizetd.
CONCERT HALL, CHESTNUT ST.,
ABOVE TWELFTH.
J. W. WILDER....
- -
which have already created so great an excitement In
Spiritual Clrclee—a series of new and nnktralleled
TOURS D'ADDRUSi.
eonetituting an Astounding Hapoaii of the frauds peas
tieed by the wicked and Manotemone Pretenders who
bias eent_ht and found their
VICTIMS AMONG THE CREDULOUS
by their impudent assurantion of
SUPSRAATURA L POWER!!
. _ •• • ..
And for the Alititiement of the Children. he will also
oprfortin hie
GREAT PAI4TIOXICAT..ygyr, called LE TOUR DB
I Or. '
Sr • DiNIS Fir.LinkcArtiATioi
of ...melt atne notice will be given,
He will also, for the firt4t time. do hi. greet
PI-CATORtAL PEAT
of producing VASES OF Fleß AND WATER, F &OM
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In Order to give every person an opportunity of wit
noosing the MYSTICAL PO WIIRS OF THIS AUTO osier
OF THE REALMS OF MAGIC.
ADM15510N.......
Gallery....
Children. •
ADMISSION TOMATINEE
Loon; open at 7P. M. t!Gances at 8.
ELEVENTH -ST. OPERA ROUSH,
THE FAMILY RESORT
CARNCROSS AND DIXEY'S MINSTRELS, _
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE ON THE WOULD.
tbeir
NELSOT ETHIOPIAN SOIREES.
Splandid. Slngln. Peantifal Dancirg. tshisble Par
lesoinss Plantation Scenes, As, Ar n
e., by
TWANTY TALENTED ARTISTS.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
Volute 2A Gents. Doors open at 7 o'clock.
£e27-Sin J. L. CARNOROSS. Bus .eres liaanav
THE GREAT PICYPIIRE
AT CONCERT FULL LECTURE ROOM
B&V WENS,
Commencing MONDAY. April lltk.
.1. Insco Wiliiams' celebrated
PANORAMA OF TEE BIBLE.
This in the most complete and finished Paintimsof the
Rood Scriptural is the world, oomprietnz over UM et
the meet
SUBLIME AND THRILLING SCENES
Of the Bret three thousand years of Biblical History.
forming altogether one of the guest exhibitions of the
age.
OPEN EVERY EVENING at a quarter to 8 o'clock.
Admission 2d Cents.
B B.—Matinees on Wednesday. Thursday. Friday..
aim Saturday afternoons, at 8 o'clock.
Admission for Childrenlo cents.
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OY
, THE PINE ABTA,
10M5 OBBETNIFT sTntsET
CLOSED to Prepare for the ANNUAL EXHIBITION.
Will open on the Stith of APRIL.
By order of COMMITTER ON EXHIBITION.
ap9-*f
GERMANIA ORORESTRA.-POBLIO:
REHEARSALS every _SATURDAY, et S o'oloek. P.
K. at the MUSICAL PilaiD HALL. Single Makels al
cent!. Packages or -ais ttokete. SL To be had at V.
DES'S. 1104 CHESTRIIT Street, B COULD,
VENTH and CHESTNUT. and at the Hall door.
10 II HILTON & DENCKLA, HARDWARE;
a-A. Commission Merchants, 50T COMM ROB sad. 510 t
NORTH Streets. offer for gala:
Anchor Brand balls ; Piymonth Mill Blyetn.
W. hS. Bntober's Oast , s1;11agle Clabinot /oaks.
Putnam's Horan Nails; Looks • Dowd Mein.
Brass. and Iron Wire: Mtton Cards.
Also, a roll assortment or American Hardware lißduthr
MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT'
Lo *NED upon Dieggende„_Watehes. Jewelry.
( 1 14 Plate. Clothing, dm &. et Siod.4En & Co 'a Om
Batablimbed Loan Ofgee. corner MAD owl
GAIKILL Illtrebta. below Lombard. ape am if
/gm CORRECT . PIANO TUNING.
-Mr. a. I. SARGENT'S Orders for
and Repairing Pianos are received at MASON IH nu rli
More. INY7 CHBSTINUT eiroet. only.
Mr. 8. has bad alma Than' faetoryweerlense it Bar
Son. and Ivo Lem' emDloontin raundoliatln _
SPECIALL. —Fluor .releoa rni ereci lowa Ns son am
sweet-toned as aew, seflaelf t.eesevine.
Term far razdaita amlaimar
Tll MINDENTENARY JUBILEE',
OP
WILLIAM SHAKSPEARM
AT THE AOADBMT OF mum.
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 22, 1301E4
HA.PdLE'P
t 'IziAMLET."
DAN BANDMANW.
The other parts by Mstir.guishol actors from all Darts
of the country
Music by the Ger Manta Orchestra.
Mr - Particulars will be published hereafter.
SATURDAY BY - ENING. &PAIL 23, 1304.
SH,AHAPELRE SDBILIPPL
JAMES E. Nruntioom, ESQ...
Will deliver an Ode to Shaloneara and the Orations of
Brutus and Marc Antony over the deal bad, of Gamar.
'lke following gentlemen and sociaties will canna with
a variety of oratorical, pictorial, and musical entertain
ments and - performances:
DAItJRL BAIIDPIA3II. ErirffriNl' I TARTSt rtru:
Em.. of the German l.nosrit e the DER ltreNlA °ROBES'
'YRS, the GERM CtLit
AN s CLUBS, an d the Philadel
phia ARTISTS' CLUB.
Particulars will Us paMtsbed hereartor.
Price, of adtniadOn forattber day: - Parquet'. Parquet
T - d•Cle. and Balcony. *l. Family Gird*, 50 cents Am
valtheatre.24 cents. No extra charge tot resargett seats,
Tieke4 t 4, ha had el the Orlte el the Treasurer. P. J.
WILIEBPIIOTiI.34 south- TarRD Street and at the
Bock Stores of F. Le
_noldt, corner of Ohestnut and Ju
niper. end Scharer &loradi, 3. W. cornet Fourth and
Wood•Streeta
1141,- THE NET PROOTZEI,I7 W17,7i. P, Ts HAZMED ,
OVER rr, 7'H5: 8(4100h cannuirrsE OF TNS
oR A , re .12La FAIR .1 ,, 71? THE SARI T I
GR RA T
CO.M.HISHIONI
I commemi the above to th c favorable constieratlon of
all concert-fa. VDVITAP. SHIPPGN.
apl3.4t Chainnau of CO mlnittEe on Schools.
A.O 1:1 E M L l c 42 F MUSIC
Br'
OEACE tERNWOOD,
PO&
SEICFFIR' OF THE T ' u 3ONr3fTTTEE Off
LABOR. INCOMES AND RBVEBBS
OF
THE GREAT CE,YrILII, FAIR,
P O 1: Trin` •
SANITARY COMMISSION,
S
HOU ,E E
:AT VENIA O "I3, .1...TH15th, 1844.
SITXTECT, 'LIGHTS 0.1? T.l3f WAR •li.001)."
TICKETS—. Flr,ry
extrwebarie for roßorvok' 5,47,ta.
For solo r_t thr , Book and Music ntO ,, ,sa
Tickete• &Igo- tor sale I , F. Ler.....obit. N. E:cornor or
Juniper And Obestnnt streets, an4' 7YY Pugh, Ftit and
ehoatnut ttregh iincPll•6t
CI BO VER'S CH.IISTNITT-STREIEr
THE!, TTE.
LEONARD GROS E R Momager.
(Also of Grover's Theatr. a. Vefgshinztou. )
TIES EVENING.
The Direztor annennees, with :yenta; the coming (our
itenost meal veil , the I.lit fear or
THE Or:TM:PON,
THE OCT01:0 ON,
And DraniatizE3.Rmor.
- PRO fATWENSI •
Trl t: IMMErtsihl STITC'Entf. '
07 THIS BEATITIF33I4 DRAMA.
Which. daring tho post two wee:ca. was received with
every demonottotior of delight by andignaco that
FILLID THE TtißaTß E itT EV8.47( PAST. ~..
THE BIAGBIZIDENT SrENERY.
STIPERB AtiTlNft AND '
T Ef r..IL MDT EFFE'ITS,
Have been tho theme of generon• proton fzoM. both the
Preen and the Public
SY/COPSIS OP SLIEN.ItRY.
Act I—Tonatonne Mansion and Grounds. - 13, John H.
Smith. Act 2—Wharf - and Boat shed nn the tanks of th 3
A.chafolaya by John H. Smith. Act 3—LiAttinnatq in
Tort, bonne Mansion. by Smith and Strong Act-I—Night
—Landing in t e Atchafalaya—Too Sloan-twist,
by D. A. Atrong Act 5. t• cone let—The MLF:7l(4llkrtgr
Petn's Cabin. ay John BeFnex Sd sad 31—flatto
bralre—A Bayou—Ri, Cedar swam—Nl/11r. hf D A.
Strong. Scone Apartment at the Manion—APotheela
of VFllgranF. . .
- -
EV:A LP PRE'ES—Ttress Circle and ?amuck. tid
cents; Family Circle. M cents• Orchestra Aeath. 7S cents.
Five of the front benches only are reserved tis °Mite
tra Feat& IVa extra slime ter sesastna neat..
Doors open ilt 7 o'clock. Curtain risen at B.
MONDAY, April 18, 1864,
Brief engagement of Orana Onqra.
. .
'PLOT° CT'S " MARTHA. "
Fah of Seats commences to morrow. •
GR 0 V'E R' S CHESTNUT-STREET
pashmsz,
Luau, BD 13 WITT; Tr. murmurs.
(Alto °taro - fees Theatre, Washington, 11.11)
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Manager has the plearnre to announce that. in
conformity with repeatedly expressed deatras, he
Arranged
BRIE, NEANON
GRAND Or
OPERA,
To commence at Grover's Dhentnnt street Theatre
MONDAY, APRIL 18, 1864.
MME. BERTHA JOB a NISSEN.
Prima Donna. Drama tique ;
/ALM. 7,011188 FREVERIOL
Prima Dnnna Lyrlortet
MLLE. PAULINE CA tiNESS.4..
Prima Donna Legere;
MME. La RoCHE
MLLE B&TELLE PICARD&
MLLE. MARIETTA AROMA.
M. FRANZ HIMDIER,
Primo Tanore Rohnetet
THEODORE if &RN,
Primo Tenore Gaza
Mrk.lsT lON STEIRECHE,
Primo Baritone.
M. PREIDRIGH. GRAFF,
Thaso Dantante;
M. LOUIE ttiviEtn.
, Basal) Frofroadce
ARECHEITZ;
•
POWERFUL CHORUS Cf d'Orcheetfe.
he
GRAND Olio SIESTEA!
From the Academy of Music, New York.
The season will commence with
FLOTOW'S•GR RT AND
HA OPERA,
MA .
Tuesday—.lS. EdttOU M. DiS SIPTAGLIA. "
MP
Wedneaday—OO , D'S " FAUST.
Sale of seats for Monday. "Martha," commences to
morrow morning at the Box Office of the Theatre, and at
J. E Gould's music store. -
Although the expenses of this engagement are quite
equal to theta of Grand Opera at the Academy of Nagle.
the following trilling excess of the regular dramatic
pries alone is iurpored '
•
SCALE; OF PRICES FOR OPERA.
Dress Circle and Parquet .50 Ciente.
25 cents extra for securing.
Orchestra Seats - Xl, 00.
No extra charge for securing.
Family Circle. , , 34 Cents.
In view of ilitte very literal price, and the well
linown excellence of the immense coniNtny engaged.
the Manager confidently anticipates the most Liberal
patronage.
splS
WALNUT. 'STREET THEATRIL
THIS (Friday) 'EVENING, Aprll
BENEFIT OF R. L. DAVE/Mat
On which oecacion the
DAVENPORT-WALLACE ALLIANCE
will appear in Comedy and Drama.
Performance Will commence with O'Keefe's Comedy.
entitled WILD OKI'S.
Rover, E. L. Davenport; John Dory. J. W. Waljack
Lady aramanth. Dim Farrell
To conclude with Tin BeemnaNtitt.
Emzein. Davenport Adele. Sae. Farrell.
MM. JOHN DREW'S NEW AEC' S.
STREET THEATRE.
BENE , IT OF MRS JOB'S DEM,
UNQUAIAPIED SUCCESS
ROSEBALE,
PR.I
THE MFG& BALL,
With its SPLENDID SCENERY.
FINE ACTING,
=uremia sr. EFFECTS.
and BRILLIANT DANCING
ROSA LEIOII.. MRS, JOAN DRIW.
Etats Seentod one week-in sdynnco.
Play to commence st tc 8; toruttuate st Il3y. AMU
BBDIEFIT OF SIMMONS,
FRIDAY EVENING. April 19.
SATURDAY EVENING. LAST BXEILIETION.
MATINEE SATURDAY. at 2 P.N.
in the connect" which he will exhibit
A CATALYSE OF WONDERS
- - - - - - - - -
or an entirely acme l and unfelt:L=lolo description. in
cindlyg. coniTructi on wi th
TBE BLOOD BED CIALI RGAPHY and th e ILLUSION
ARY MI RaCLSB
NOTEUNG.
and go thronab with a great 'variety of interesting
TOPES DE PRESTtDIGITATION,
ae performed by the
011031LIISS AND NSUR.OIIIANCIERE OF CHINA AND
JAPAN,
MATINEE
on
SATURDAY, AT 2 P. M.
888 SMALL BILLS. ATRIA
R. S CR.
Ch%trmacmf CommAMittee
A. BIRGVIILD, Agent.
Manager
Cents.
2,0
211 , •'