•
'a cow has in the ,14 dein.
:will be chosen at such times and in sue a manner
tan be directed by the resneciive County Com-
Er'.
2 State Convention is called for the purpose of
1, 3 1 - in nomination an Etcetera! ticket, selecting
..ter at large to the National Convention of the Unv_on
to 10 held in Baltimore ca the 7th Jane. and
rc such hc,iou an it may deem proper in reference to
enproschhiz ential CattVniqB
5€ 4,,,icr of the disteci delegates from. PannA7l
- to ti.o Til.alonal Convention is left — where 11 pro
, bElongs—ts the peeple, assembled in their County
ce ntjon2. but the different County Committees are
als requested to adopt ouch measures as will
;nllattendance at their respective conven. ions.
:eras' secure in the chola° of celega:es, a deli
. re .-...pleteion of the will of the people.
Committee cannot forbear to congrainlate
of libertyaad the Union upon the recent trluan
0.1. cause in Pew Hampshire and Cannecii.n
~snress the hope. shared by ail 10. al =en., tb
if, only the forerunners of mere splendid victori
be won in the same canee. alike b.: the boll
abalf of the Union State Central Commltioe.
WAYNE. AicV.S.iGli. Chairman.
HAmEnsrr. 2 s ecrc tr, r i"
BAYS. •
NORTH_
PENN RAIL.M.) so,—_,A l Al 7 ll" - .
PHILADELPHIA. April 11 1554.
The Annnsl Meeting of the stockholders of this Com
imywia held ut the office of the Philadelphia and
Jaditg Railroad Company, No. 217 South FOURTH
.911. OIL MONDAY. the gd day of May neat, at tan
Dhlock A. N.. et 'which time and ploceen elec•ion of offi.-
:En will be held. WM. H. WE3B.
hp , 3-dtmy2 Seer& tary.
NOTICE.—THE FIRST ANNUAL
3:acerbic of the Stockholders of FSEDBEI D tSf
iI'AL COMPANY will be held at the Office of the Com
;tLT, 31.731 1471,LSITP Street, oe TEIRSD Y. dtay
iK4, at la N.. when an election will be held for Five
IrlEClOrg to serve for the evening •ear.
i.clll2t CHAS I) KNIGHT, SecretarY.
REDUCTION IL THE PEICE OF
COBS.—La accordance with a resolution of the
tend of Trustees. passed on the 20th instant, the price
Coke from the Mer.ei-street And. Swim Garden
Work■ has teen reduced to 10 cents per bushel; and
ion the Point Breeze :ma lffanaynnk Works to 9 cants
JOBB C. CBESSON. Chief gulp ser-
P3ILAT , FT:PRTA GAS WORKS. March ?B. 7864._ mh•Z9 tel
3CLEDICAL - puirtroYou'S OFFICE
WiJa Na North FIFTH Street,.
. . .
PRLI.ADMAMIA. "'toy 17.. UM.
inporters and Dealers in MEDICINES, HOSPITAL
HOSES, HOSPITAL ORNISHEB, BEDDING, ICE.
Se., are invited to submit their Price Lists from time to
cm to this Office. J. MURRAY,
nr,131-Rtpme ilurrena and Medical Purveyor.
OITACIit OF THE AME 11.1 CAN
FIRE LAURANCE COMPANY. PHILADnLERIA,
The Di r rEciot+ ha:a this day declared a Dividend of
i3TES DOLLa&S LIND FIFTY MOM per share f.r the
..r elx raoslhs. which drill be paid to the tootholders
their letel repreeeatariNer, on and after the 21st
all taxer.
2. - LBERT C 7,. CRA Fecrearr.
?V. SCRUVLKILY. AND SUSQ,IJ EH ANNA
bk." 11a.11,.a02-1, Office 24.61 t , 017 a r a Street.
PHILADELPHIA.- ep:il 4. Ls , s 1
The Amami kleetiag of the btocio holders of tk is Cora
tsllT. and an election Praddent and. aiX.
xsJi
take place, of the Office of the Company. on .110.1.
DAY, the 2,1 day ofnext, at 12 o'el'ck
ap.s tory2 - Wit H. %VERB. Secretary.
rt. GOOD SPRING RAILROAD CO ,
PHILADELPHIA. April 13, tal4
The dung Blef.ting of the. Stockholders of this Cum
itOSwill held ac tb. , ••lice of tit.. Philadelphia and
eediDgle R Co., No. 224 South FOURTH Street. Phl
iidelph3a. ca MONDAY. the 2.1 day of May heat, at 11
"J'clock 1. N.. at Which time and nlace an election for
zEcers will be held. WM. H WEB 3.
0014 lit Secretary.
OTSEGO MINING GOSEPaNIT
--NOTl(ll.—The First OleetingOf :he
CozTorators of the northern" (now changed to "0;-
.7 -
''' .)
Minn t Cotapmay of Michigan. under its Articles
ancciation, willhA held at N 0.319 WALNUT snmet.
Ptiladelphia, on MONDAY, the 18th of Ancii. 1854, at
:B: o'clock A M. CH 48. 0. :11O1K6011.
*.A.E.MADITRE 3100E03.
Two of the Astorlatoo of maid Corporation.
PEMADELERIA. Moreb 81). 1861. inh3l.lheintaple
ALCONA MIMING COMPANY OF
iNe.. MICHIGAN.—NOTICE —the first meeting of the
Lt•rhoretors of the " Racelame" (now changed to • • Al-
N...1c - ) Minin g Company of Michigan, under Rs nrtie , es
'association, will be held at No. 3L9 WALNUT Atreet,
.t:lt.delphia. on DIONDAY, the late of Aorti. ISA at
IL oclock A_ IL ChnS. C. JACKSir.d.
MAIM/LEMKE MOORE,
Two of the Assis of eald florpnration.
PHILADELPate. Match 30. 18t4 mh3l-thetntaplB.
MPIELLADBALWIDA. AND fiN...a.DING
NAILBOAD COMPANY. Office 51.47 Sams.
E Street. ?Kautratrita. gentdmber 2. 1868.
DIVIDEND morus.—The followint-named nernoni
z.a entitled to a Dividend on the Common iitoek of Wm
oultitsir. The residence of several of there la ext
"3.ll, end it is. therefore, necessary that the cortill
!sae of etoek should be presented on *ailing for the
. ;:r.fillonS. 8. DEARPORD. Treasnren
!STOCKHOLDERS' NA3LMB.
;'' Idnenster. illenry R. alaerer.
Jsbe Mclntyre. Andrew Tumor,
Eilii. I. Newport- Ilirs. Neiman MAO
sed•etnthtf
MILITARY.
A! WANTED—A FEW MEN FOR THE
, Ind Etesiment. Penna Vols., Col. Georg P. McLean-
Po. one roc d Fife Major and several Fliers. None
oat good musicians sped apply to
Lieut. T. El KORONY. 183 d R.gt- P. V.,
nn12.81. No. 41 North SlX.Til Street.
0 NAVAL AND MARINE SERVICE.
CITY AND WARD BOUNTY!
ADVANCE Par AN O PRIZE MONEY!
„.. MEN WeDTED for the NAVAL, SERVIcE and M.
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briu t -
cation to be made at once to
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274 South THIRD Street
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,p!telY.
Et Address •• G a," Box No. 726, Philadal
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urine iL•s is burnt and all the strength retained.
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tion on application, and afford every facility tO anb
scribers. arid &Wit
UNITED STATES
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READY FOR DELIVERY,
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No. 3$ EOI7TR TRIED STREET
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE
TEN-FORTIZ:, LOAN
RECEIVED BY TOE
SECOND NATIONAL BANK
OP PHILADELPHIA,
AT P.R.A1V1C.1 74 4:117,13.
OF
Th
THE is Ban TREAhU Ras k has been d esignated by the SECRETARY
as
DEPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC) MONEYS,
AND A
FINANCIAL AGENT
Or THE
UNITED STATES,
And authorized to receive subscription to the NSW
UNITED STATES LOAN. bearing interest at the rate of
FIVE. 1 3 M - 11,
Per Annum IN COIN. Honda from WO to $lO- 000. In
torett to commence either with the date of the bonds,
Warch 10,3864. or at the date of aubeeription, at the
option of the subscribers.
WILLIAM IL BRAWN, Cashier!
ALL THE 6-20 BONDS
SUBSCRIBED FOR THROUGH US
ARE NOW R E AD Y
FOE DELIVERY.
PERSONS HOLDING CUR RECEIPTS WILL PLEASE
CALL AND RECEIVE THEIR BONDS.
JAY COOKE & CO.,
apl4-St 114 SOME( THIRD STREET.
5 _ 20
_COUPONS,
DUE tar IVAY,
Ow T 3 4G- 1-X T.
ORDERS BY MAIL OR EXPRESS ATTENDED TO
FOURTH
DIA.TICPINTAMI 13A.-NrC
PHILADELPHIA
CAPITAL $lOO,OOO.
: • le I OF IN ; c it' 111
PRESIDENT. •
WILLIAM P. HAMM
VICE PRESIDENT,
ALBERT C. ROBERTS.
CASHIEL
SAMUEL J. MACMULLAN.
DIRECTORS.
WM. BROOKS t _
D. W. ritteztalr,
JOHN FARRIRAi
SMILEY.
WM. P. HARM,
BAcT C. BOSSUTS,
JA& C. KALCH.
WILLIAM S.
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
Is now 000 n at
No. 7;.t3 Arch 6treet.
for the transaction of a General. Banking business, upon
the tesna.fterxes.
Collections made on all points at the very lowest ral'es.
Subscriptions received for the Baited States 10-40
ti6lel4 J, ainoMpLaLlif,
ap/6:1114 owilder,
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPH
N EW
EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS;
PATRIOTIC DESIGNS,
NEVER BEFORE EXHIBITED IN THIS MARKET.
BERLIN ZEPHYRS,
8.3113'D IMAMS,
SILK. FLOSS.
Aftlians and Fancy Work Made to Order-
CRONI33 A:I:II43,A_PL'S
ZEPHYR STORE,
103 - SOUTH ELEVENTH ST., BELOW CHESTNUT.
apl4. em3t
LINEN GOODS.
DREXEL & CO.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
SPRING DRESS GOODS
Ballet Completed the improvements at oar stcrbs, we
have now greater conveniences, addit.ooni lietzt, and
room for the display of the .
LIRGEST STOOL OF DHSS GOODS
we ever exhibited, masted principally' ct the Phila
delphia and IFew 5 ork Auctions, which will be sold at
Prices to insure quick sales,
WHOLUALE AND . REP. IL.
Saxony-Woven Vrecgi Goode, ranging from se (b. O ctr.
Printed Noumealib, De Mines.
Plain do do do.
Do and FUMY Alpacas, in low, medium, and fine
grades.
Plain. Plaid, and Melted Poplins.
Plain and Fancy Mozambique&
Plain and Figured do.
Foil de Che.res.
Travelling Drape Materials, &c .fic.
OURWEN STOIMJ&RT fc BROTHER,
450, 452, and 454 N. SEOOND Igt.,
above Willow.
FANCY DRESSS SILKS, IN DE=
-E- mRAELB .tyiee, from recut selections.
OUKWEN STODDARTdx BROrEIEft,
450. 452, and 4t N. SBOOND St..
above Virt
BLACK DRESS SILKS . ,.
Black Gros de Rhinee, all widtheand grades.
Inelc Taffetas.
Mack Arrenree.
Black Gro de Afrique.
Gro Grains. donbleAced Ince&
Rroeadce.
CPUBWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
450. 452.. and 454 N. SECOND St.,
alboTe Willow
TRAVELLIN G DRESS. MATERIALS,
-m- of new' and desirable styles
OLTRIVEN STODDART & BROTHER,
450. 45R and 454 N. SBOOND ek.
above Willow.
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR,
IN NSW BYRUM SULU.
Choice and Jealrablo roods for
•
COATS! PANTS!! AND SUITS!!!
OURWEN STODDART & BROTHER, -
430, 452, 454 N. SECOND St..,
above Willow.
CLOAKING CLOTHS,
n all desirable styles, at low micas
CURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
450. 452, 454 N. SECOND St..
above Willoor.te
SPRING. SHAWLS.
DS DESIRABLE STYLES
Lama EbaWM.
Morambigne Shawls.
Cathinere Shawls.
Grenadine Shawls.
OURWEN STODDART & BROTUER,
450, 454, 454 N. SECOND Se..
api6 3t above Willow
SHIRTING LINENS, COTTON SHRETINGS,
PILLOW LINEN. PILLOW MU4LINS.
LINEN SHEETING% DOMESTIC SHIRTING%
DA MASK CLOTHS. NAINSOOKS,
DOILIES, JACONETS.
TOWELS. fiWIsS DfUsLIES.
TOWELINGS.. INDIA TWILLS,
DIAPER. PLAID CABIBEIOS,
TABLE LINEN. ENGLISH MULLS.
NAPKINS, QUILTS,
WINE CLOTHS, - BLANKET&
TRUTT DOYLIES. TLANNELS.
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
SATINP. PIANO &TABLE COVERS
BROCATELLES, LAG'S CD - IMAMS,
REPS; CORNICES.
PLUSHES, SHADBS.
MOQUETTAS, SHADE HOLLANDS,
VOBSTED DAMASKS. TAssELS,
PRINTED LASTANGS. CORDS.
TAPESTRIES, LOOPS.
SHEPPARD, VAN 'HARLINGEN", & ARRISON,
aple-stuths 1008 cRESTDitur !agree!.
SILK MANTLES
OF UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE STYLES ITOW READY
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER.
COOPER & CONARD,
S. E. Corner NINTH and MARKET Streets.
apl3-wfstf
SPRING GOODS.
FIRST OPENING OP
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
J. F. -w-covi*iVr,
(Successor to T. F.V2HER),
No. 70 North FOURTH Street
JOHN F. YOUNCI
is now opening one of the moat complete selections of
LADIES' DLESS STUFFS that can be found in this
market. Special attention is directed to the styles and
prices nib 29 tathatf
NEW GLOATS: DEPARTMENT.
CLOAKS, SACQUES, AND MANTLES.
We have established., in connection with oar regular
business, a department exclusively for the
MANUFACTURE AND SALE or THE ABOVE AR-
TIMES.
Raving fapilitlea for obtaining materials or Lae
• VERY BEST KIND AT THE LOWEST COST.
We feel confident of our ability to Produce
NEW, DESIRABLE, AND ATTRACTIVIt STYLES
of the above articles, at prices that will insure Wiese-
Lion to our customers. and enable ua to extend our busi
ness in this line.
'Our Salesroom is well lighted. and the stock so R
ranged as to be readily inspected by visitors.
lay- Orders promptly attended to.
CTJRWEN STODDART & BRO.,
Dealers in Auction Dry Goode,
CIO, 452, 451. North SECOND Street.
arlbmws Above Willow, PHILADELPHIA.
CIIRWEN STODDAST. JOSEPH M. STODDIEV
WERLY CORSETS.—MBS. STEEL,
TENTH - street, below. Chestnut, has
just re
ceived from Paris, best.quality, elegantiy:fltting WIIR
LY CORSETS. Ail kinds of Corsets on hand. and made
to order. apls-11.*
DESIRABLE GOODS.
FROM AUCTION.
26 pieces Russia Diaper. *2.75.
20 pieces Russia Diaper. 63.60.
36 pieces Russia Diaper, wide. IBC
14 DieCel RUM, Diaper, very wide, 85.
Also,_lolota of Table Linens — ali prices.
Mow open at. ,JOHle H. STOKSS',
nide 7Os ARCH Street.
r!rnrW I TM=!MUOSU7VI
ARMAM YOUNG,. DAVID YOUNG, S r C, MOORE.
ARMAR YOUNG, BRO., & CO
Importers and Dealers in
T.II233.IEIADIJDZIRIEB, LAC MS,
WHITE GOODS, HOSIERY,
INTO, GLOM, TRIMMINRS, &Vs,
No. 429 MARKET STREET,
41S COMMERCE STREET,
apl4-Im PHILADELPHIA.
1864. 1864.
SPRING
DRY GOODS.
ORILT 1ND1303113=8 TO OMB 1113YEBB.
HOOD, DONBIIIGHT, & CO.,
Wholesale Dealers In
YOBJIGN AND DOMIBIIO
31)3ELIr GrClO33lB,
0119 Mtn= Street. and:s26 COMMERCE Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
WAIIId Toopoottullr titylto attention, to their LLEGJ
iTOCIC of loading
DOMESTICS„
DRESS GOODS,
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAN,
aka MAY PODellrOods of
PHILADELPHIA MAXIMO:MUHL
1063-2 m
SPECTACLES To SUIT ALL SIGHTS
ARTIFICIAL HUMAN EYES
Inserted without PAUL. bi
JAMBS W. QUEEN & CO.,
OWE CHESTNUT Street.
OPERA GLASSES AND OFFICERS
FIELD GLASSES.
Microscopes for Physicians and Students.%
A very large assortment for sale by
JAMES W. amiss' & CO..
924 GEKSPEUT street
MATHEMATICAL DRAFTING} IN
STRUMENTS.
Cbesterraan*Metallic and iceel-taps Measures.
For sale by JAILEB W. WIEN & CO..
o.o& OHRYElytyr Strait.
I'llt4d ana Ilinitiatid eatdoirais int% igh264;11
; SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1864;
CLOTHING.
' 'Oat the bed' . ClothlhS
by patronising
Wanaraeher g Brown.
Panelar Clothier.
Sixth and Market.
J a. LARGAIrETWIE :IN THE CITY.--
MILLIWRIEtIf GO )DS.
P. A. lIAP.DiIIi A CO.,
TAVORTEES AND MBBERS
STRA.W .AND . MlLLrminwr ZOODS,
413 ARCH swamis/2i%;
=l=29
MILLINERY GOODS.
JOHN STONE & SOl%
No. 805 CHESTNUT STREET,
Ara now receiving their Spring importations ot
SILK AND MILLINERY GOODS,.
CZEI33
FANCY AND PLAIN RIBBONS
i3FROS DE NAPLES—AII shades.
DIAROELLINES AND FLORENOES.
FRENCH AND "ENGLISH CRAPES,
LACES AND JOINED BLONDES
ILLUSION AND MALINE NETS, taab, aim
Also, a fall assortment of
FRENCH AND AMERICAN FLOWERS.
nahl6lnins2in
1864. 1864..
WOOD & CARY,
726 CHESTNUT STREET,
STRAW AND MILLINERY
GOODS.
P. B.—MERCHANTS AND lindanuss ire Invited to
examine before rarehasinm as onx STOOK 13 FULL
and PRICES LOW.
mh3•2m WOOD & GARY.
. s.RING.
r .
BROOKS &
431 MARKET STREET,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
RIBBONS,
BONNET 8,
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HATS,
FLOWER 8,
AND
MILLINERY GOODS GENERALLY.
rati23-1m
in WE RESPECTFULLY
VW CALL THE ATTENTION OF
T It A. 33 71E
TO OUR STOCK OF
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS.
WE MeV?, NOW OPEN
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, SILKS, LACES, VEILS, &c.
BERNHEIX
726 CHESTNUT STREET.
mb29-/M
n sfl MISS M. A. BARER,
1346•CBRSTNIIT STREET,
Has opened a large assortment of
PARIS MILLINERY.
spl2.Bm* For the Spring and Summer of 1864.
ARMY GOODS.
FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY
F. - V - S
11111,1•I'A.11 - 5Z -
418 ARCM STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
Banners, Begimentil and Company Flags, Swords,
Sashes, Belts, Pageants. Epaulets, Hats, Cape, Can
teens, Haversacks. Camp Kits, Field Glasses. Spurs.
and everything pertaining to the complete outfit o
Army and Navy Officers.
A liberal discount allowed to the trade.
FURLOUGHS.
Officers and Soldiers. visiting the city on Furlongh,
needing
SWORDS,
And other MILITARY DarrIPMENTS, are invited to the
very extensive hiannfactarina Establishment of
G.- - E41:". W. fE3IIVION'S ar-
SANSOM-STEBBT BALL.
81X60➢[ Street. igniTe
PRESENTATION SWORDS
Made to order at the shortest notice. which, for richness
and magnificence, challenge competition. no other house
hi the country combining the MANUFACTTI RING /SW
BLEB with the PRACTICAL SWORD-MASSE.
ethlo-4m
FROTIIINGTIAM & WELLS
IC=
HEAVE. =DIE NS M. AND LIGHT MEETINGS AND
SH/R
STANDARD DRILLS.
HEAVY CARTON FLANNELS.
WASH. NGTON AND VICTORY CANER/OS AND
. SILBCGAS.
BROWNBLEACRED. AND GOES/IT JEANS.
No. 111 WORSTED 'YARN. &s. oe29lftf
YARNS..
REMOVAL.
ALEX. WEEILLEPIN t BONS
HAVE BEHOVED TO
Nos. 20 and 22 South Front Streets
21 and 23 Letitia Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
Whom. from most desirable steaks et
WOOL AND WOOLEN YARNS,
COTTON AND COTTON YARNS,
They will be pleased to serve all Gunton:tett. feeo-stathtf
LONDON BROWN STOUT,
SCOTCH ALE,
, ET THE CAM OR DOZEN.
ALBERT O. ROBERTS,
DEALER IN PINE GROOKEIRS,
Corner ELEVENTH and VINE amts.
REIMER'S COLORED PHOTO
GRAPHS for SG, the moat popular picture' of the
time. Fine quality. artistic coloring'. durable, and cheap.
Go to the popular 0 all ery.'SBCOND St . ab. Green Its
McO ORD'S PATENT AMERICAN
RATTLE BATTON. —The beet Instrument of slam
and defence in the world. Bold by the in:venter, No.
145 N. SIXTH, below BIM. Bo honaskeeper ellocad
be without one. apd4uthe
MLLE. BEVERIN REPAIRS AND
Cleans all molls of Laces and Embrotderiasonakins
ttwa *oat !41 uQlf. Flo. 497 yokumz e p fit. 9 44 IA
WANTS.
A PRACTICAL BOOK KEEP.= AND
Acton:dant desires a situ:Won in a 97. - n , intala
Hones or htssnesetory Bset reference given. /Wren
B "st this Office. ot•
T% FURNITURE DEALFAIS.-
.. anted, a situation by a Rerson thoroughly comm•
tent to act as hotelman and Book-Keeper. Beet or re•
ference in Ibis city and New York. Adams "H L.
11.." this Oleo. Mid 3t*
To AUDTIONEERS.— WANTED, A
situation by'sm ea-auctioneer. Competent to act as
salesman and book-keeper. Best of referonces. ad
dre.se • S. M. A.." this Wave. aplB-3L.
W AN T E D-TWO INTELLIGENT
BOYS, about 16 Irearal °rage. to learn the Print,
Jag business. Address Boa 16438, P. 0. apls 2t!
WANTED—GENTLEMEN OF GOOD
ADDRIes. ata acanatnt.d +.7lth khq marcattilo
community. to take ordo. a for a NSW BOOLC, of interest
to merchants. bankers. Ac. 0,11 at
apl6-2t 33 South SIXTH Street. mond story.
WANTED -A 'YOUNG LADY BE
tween fifteen and ;wear rears or age, who has a
good edreation. Good reference required. Par farther
raitionlare addrees Poet °Mee. Boa %RC Philadel
phia. apl.s-2.•
WANTED—A SITUATION B Y A
LAD of fourteen, in a WholesaLa Floaße. to learn
the b, Th i, em _B a rdicare preferred. Addreaa ••J Vl;r_ M."
Prese office. Apl6-30,
WANTED -A SITUATION BY A
competent BOOKKERPER. Best reference dean,
Address 'B. P ,"at thin office. eplo-40.
WAN TE D —BY A COMPETENT
mon. a position either to take . charze of s but
ness.set of books, or to art in any weful cApr,na•
in a 11m-class finnan Address ••W. 8.," Press
Office. apl7s-2t*
WANT -ED-A PARTNER WITH
from $6 000 to $10.003, in a !are and profitable
mannfaetnriag business. Which has been established
and in artecerant operation for many 'snare Apply in
pereen or by note. trivial: real name and ald'rees, to B.
F. GLENN, 23 South FOURTI Street WI 3t•:
WANTED- , --BY A GENTLEMAN
and Wife Che'Dereairar Fart aft Hosea in tits vi
cinity cf Independence or Wanhington Squares, on or
before June let. Would take the care of office. Very
best of references given. Addresi Box 1401 Peat
mbl7 theta tf
IarAIITEI'-500 CHESTNUT "THEE
TIf GRAPH POLES." Apply at the Police and Ftra
Telegraph Office, S. W. corner TIPTH and CHESTNUT
Streets. aol2-Cc•
$75 A MONTH I—l WANT TO .HIRE
AGENTS In every County. at WM a month..
Deniesmid, to BC MT Ear thew Family SOlring l 4 -
shines: Addreen B. VILDIBOI4, Alfred. Me. MAT d&W3xa
WANTED-A WELL FURNISEr-
ED HOUSE. In the country. easy of access to the
city by - tate. where a limited number of first.class
boarder. can be accommodated. Address 1100 Ws',
BUT Street.
_
din HOUSE WANTED.=—ABOUT THE
Aria Ist of May n convenient house; rent ant. exceeding
S4CO
115-2 t. Address "COMMISSION," °Moe of Thl Press.
ap
da WANTED '3O RENT—A BUILD
ING suitable foi• the manufacture of Mineral Water.
With Stabling 'r where Stabling Is convenient. Address
"S. G. W.." Sex 8.183 Yost office, apliS 21'
a t WANTED TO RENT-A. REM
.miILDFIiCE ON ARCH STRBET.—A. three-Mors , dwell
log, with back buildings and modern itsprovamenls,
vented by time lath of May. Rem from 4150 co 41800. "mi
di-Pee Box nil Boat Office. - avls-Rt•
BOARDING.
WILL BE VACANT ON TUESDAY
neat: several large. handsomely fttrnlehed
BOOM. at 91)6 SPRUCE Sheet, sol 4 3c•
2 SOL TH BROAD STRE
cant to-day. an &err= Parlor, newly furnished.
and large chamber conannotostilag. remand story. nkhar
TRINVE cie. for families and single persons. apl4.-6r.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
ATLANTIC CITY! ATLANTIC CITY!
IrOUSES AND LOTS
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
OVER 100 LOTS,
WELL LOCATED
GEORGE N. TOWNSEND & CO.,
1.333 SOUTH FOURTH STREET.
$7-000 i ! . 74211A tr F t INE RESIDENCE
Green. Possession
let of May.
$3,600 FOR ♦ EIDE MODERN DWELLING on Nine
teenth street above Green•
ALSO.
OVER ECO DWELLINGS. LARGE AND SHALL
Call for "ROME REGISTER."
O-EDAGE N. TOWNSEND & a 0.,•
aO6-2E 12834 SOUTH FOURTH STazar
VOR" SALE-A LARGE FRENCH
jigREOR. B feet 4 incbes by 6 feet 3 inches wide.
Apply No 9.1113 411C11 Strad le
THE BELT COAL YARD IN THE
CITY FOE SALE. 121'4111re at 957 North :NIN PH
St.. below Girard avenue: Terms easy. al}l6-7t•
TO LET-EIN E- DESK ROO At • IN
Fronk Office, 400 WALD UT genet. Apply to .T.
TILLIVOR e ST, as above. arls2t't
FOR SALE-?HE BROWN STONE
-A- contained in the front of ST. NARK'S EVANGELI
CAL LUTHERAN CHURCH, abont being altered and
enlarged, situated on Spring Garden street. above Thir
teenth.
- • -
The Building. Committee will be in attendance at
the Church between the home of 1 and 3 o'clock P M.
until Monday. 18th inst., to give furtimr information
and receive Seated Proposals. which may also be ad
dressed to Mr CHARLES BIRD, Superintendent.
SS9 North FIFTH Et., until MONDAY noon. apl444*
FOR RENT-11ANDSOmE RESI
." DIME 1610 • North FIFTKEINTH - Street; Car
riage-house and Stable; large Yard. Apply. from 10 to
12 o'clock , on Premises. this day. or address W. T. REED.
43 If orth EIGHTH threat. 1.0
•
/LTWO GERMANTOWN COT
.4m well located. will he exchanged for good
city property. B. F. GLENN. 1123 S. FOUR NI St. stole
titFOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT
at CHESTBUT BIM of about 3 acros, handsomely
d, and with all modern improvements Addre.e
Rom No. 920 Philadelphia P. 0. 1 t•
FOB SALE—A BARGAINTHAT
desb able 13 otel Property and Baeinesa Stand, with
teraint horse adjoining, enlists at south west corner (Jer
i'? WeeTre i r "will Bond l t t e ° w
sold L ore: , .n for m erlyttmt
o wy. Apply to or aldroakt wsilvss made
- I.43B•SPAIIIG GLE.DIIN Street.
eA FOR SAL E—A HANDSOME
fonr•story brown stone DWELLTNG. west side
LOGAN E.QUARB, below Vine street. Lot 22 feet front.
140 feet de,p to a street. $lO.OOO of the purchase money
mey remain for five years at Bye per cent.
Apply to
DAVID WRAP FIBRIN . . SR,
np36.3t. 204. Sonth FOURTH street.
FOR SALE-A DESIRABLE
fonr.story Brick . Residence. sitna'ed at 1810 De
Lofty Dian Immediate Possession. Also, a three
story Brick Residence, situated on the north side of
Spruce, first above Broad street. Also, four-story Brick
Residence. corner of Spruce and Jortipsr. Lot 40 by 130
feet. Apply to ROBERP MA CORER OR.
It 419 WALNUT Street.
ge FOR SALE —No, 2321 GREEN
Street, one of those handsome COTT.ItOP.g, *ith
large garden in front, the most desirable wilt of Green
street. • Lot 25 feet front by lES•feet deep. Price 55.0 0 0
Also. a wall-built three•story HOOSE.with three-story
double bath-beildinge. with all the modern improve
ments. Ne 1520 North Thlrteenthat above Thompson.
Fib:4 84,008. Poseepelee of this can he had at once Ap
ply to J. WEAVER. No 817.3 8. THIRD St a01.6.3r
fa FOR SALE—IN NORTH WARD,
JWACAMDEN, ten Brick HOUSES. and one Frame: tire
MI Market street. beginning at. &S; six on Carpenter
street, beginning at an 80. a dry
Tara; will readily yet t for ten set cent of what Will Pilr•
chase them. Persons wishing a good home for front one
to two thousand dollars had better call early. Terms
easy. "N B. H; BROWNING.
605 COOPER Street.
Office foot of MARKET Street.
apl6.lm. CAMDEN. N. J.
MI DESIRABLE RES_TDENCES-CEN
WEAL location. Three-story Brick Dwellings. No
-249N. SIXTH St. Price, $13.000, No. 512 N. SIXTH
St. Price. $6.600. Apply to BONSALo BROS. WI N.
NINTH Street. apll-3t.
ONLY $425 FOR 100 ACRES OF
Gheet -aLood
timber. farm land in Pennsylvania. near the Railroad.
nut
GRO. N. TOWNSEND & CO:.
It 1%3 3f South Fourth Street.
dmi DELAWARE AND MARYLAND
I.foo FARMS for sale. $2 to $2O Per acre.
Send for • ' REGInTEE.
GAO. 11, TOWNSEND & 00..
It 12334 South 'FOUR fEI Street.
PEN? SYLVANIA FARS( REGIS
TBE. containing over
IMO FARMS for sale or exchange, sent free.
0110. N. TOWNBROD Sr. CO.,
It 1233 f, South FOIII,Ta Street.
FARMS FOR SALE.- 52 - ACRES,
- .e.1;• - . very desirable country Residence, near the Fox
Chose. 6 miles from Philadelphia.
113 Acres, Creep township. Pike county',
30, 90, and SO Acres, real Chestnut Rill.
640 Acres, near Lorte.a-Coming. N. J.
56 Acres. Wanconda. Lake county, Illinois.
3.600. 1.100 300. 178 274, and others. In Delaware.
90 Acres tear Media.
Also. mans others in various localities.
Also. a large number of desirable Conares in Garman.
town. CI, °stunt MO. and other please. sonle Of Which
Will be exchanged for ellY wore/sties
For list of Dwellings see Igortfi. American and U S.
gaz.tte. B F. GLENN. 1213 S. FOURTH street,
arl6 and E. W. car. tatritalTSENT 11 and GIMPS.
FOB SALE OR EXCH ANGE.-
~ GREEN LANE FARM "
Farm of 277 acres of good laud near MILTON. 'Delon
comity. Pennsylvania; In o Frame Hence , large Barn,
and other Ont.htaidinge, in good order; eDple Orchard
and other Fruit: 10 acres of Timber Land under good
'cultivation. and yields abundantly. Fences good.
Beautiful place. Win be Bold or exebatmed a bargain.:
GEO. N TO WNSEN D St no..
aD26 mak - 1.13% South. faintrEi Street.
op FOR SALE AND EXCHA.NOE
-a- Fine FiatilL 96 acres, near Fort Washington Sta
tion. N. P. R. IL Superior °beater- county Farm. 118
acres, four miles this side of West Chester. Vatuable
Farm. 211 acres, fronting on tho Delaware, near Bar.
dcntown. Large number on the line of the Deia,ware
liatiroad, Skates of DeinIVIXO and Maryland, Alto. a
great number of Farms of ever, size and price, and
all localities in adjacent counties, State of New Jersey,
&.. Call and examinezaV Reeder of Farms and city
properties. E. PETTI C,
arl6 323 Walallll . Stress.
eft FARMS 1 FARMS! FARMS I—FOR
•ma... sale, a line FARM AND COUNTRY FEAT of 40
Acres. adjoining the neat village of Harleysville. Mont
gomery et.untr ; substantial house. well shaded,. all the
necessary Ont-buildings.young apple Orchard. and Fruit
of various kinds. All the farming utensils will be sold
if rsquired. Apply to
NoRSILN H. Conveyancer,
No 21.9 North SIXTH Street. Philadelphia
N. B —Part may remsin at 5 per cent. It
KENNEDY, STAIRS, & CO.,
Nos. 130 and 132 North. Wharves,
ABOVE ARCH STREET
WHOLESALE DEALERS
PICKLED AND DRY FISH.
A large stock, In smarted packages. imitable for Coun
try Trade. always on hand. ap1.3.2m
.117-SIZE PHOTOGRAPHS IN OIL
- 1-4 colors are executed in superior resumer at B. F BAL
MER'S Gallery. 624 MICH Street. Such splendid spa.
cireens are not excelled in the city. lt•
Tor EATON & DENOKLA, HARDWARE
dimunis.toa Morehants. 50100111Niftel and 61.0
NORTH Streets, offer for isle:
Anchor Brand lane; PlYmonHt Rivete
W. & S. Butcher's Oast Steel;
. la.ge Cablnet Locks.
Potniun's Horse lane; Locke a itittool dlatna.
Copper. Brass. and bon Wire; Cotton Code.
mei?. i toll antottneitt Of lundricos liatttnre. Irss-84111
AMUSEMENTS.
ANNA E. DICKINSON
WILL SPE4IE
“REco-Ns'nucTictkr,-
AT THE
ACADEMY OF MISSIC.
TEMEEIDAY MINIX% April net. at 8 o'clock.
entiegion 26 cents. Reserved Beare 00 Dente.
Tickets to be obtained on and after Monday. APrtl
at Asbmead & 7 1 24. Chestnut street, and at the
Academy of Mamie. apl6=6o
ORATION,
Nev. RICHARD E. STOEN9,'of Brilnk4-%
,
"THE NATION • F CER ITS ORDEAL OF BAWLS !"
At CONAERT GALL.
TEITIRSDAX EVENING. 211011215 t
Tickets 25 ate.; Rese, ved Same s.Yets —at I. Ganirs
Nada Store. Seventh and Chestnuttareete three dilvts
advance: at the Hall, on Thursday.- 806 sycielt•
THE FIRST GRAND AMATEUR
-AL VOCAL AND LNSTRIIMENTAL GOA:SEAT, under
the aurpices of the Committee on Musical Entertsinment%
of the Great Central Fair for the t.nofft of the gala.
tare Commission. moll take pbsaa at t, , ,,, aitisiCAL
FOND HALL,. on theIYSS/DlO OF SATURDAY. April
10.18 K at 8 o'clock. The Anaphion ....mstear Band has
offered its services. and the following seat - cam= have
also volunteered to assist on thi.. , OCCfiniint :
W. B Angler, A. M 0 ton.,
B. C. Ballard, M. D., W. Ittoehrtng.
J. A Buen. J T. Mitchell.
W. cam , .c. M. D., 8 F: Murray.
H. Carson, H, siatnans, -
J. Cochran. A Page.
J. It Carpenter, C. Pare. -
L Debrinr, F. W Ralston,
W. A Lehring, H Richards.
H. bullring. F. Rogers.
A. B. Durand. S D. Pimith
H. B Pry, J Fullender,
H. Godley, H. Titles.
V. Oacdrat, C Vezin,
H. Gross, U. Writ', '
0 (Limn, F. Wells.
W. La.ver. J. R Welsh,
C. P. Henreid. R. G White.
M. Patin Ea, 3. IN - mt.-man.
J. L. Laafre. R Waling.
TWEETS; WIF, DOLL AR mien. Far gale st the Mesta
stoles of Meer;,. Lee & Walker. Atlaro. and (Gould.
Also, at the Bonham° of. Mr. LeyPoldt, and by the
above. named gentlemen.
....
i'.II,OGRAN MR..
rAIiT FIIIBT.
Nabuce--Band
Dno Vestftle—T. and B Verdi,
Mereadanto.
Chorns—Fanst Gonnod
Solo—B Horde 03,
Solo—T Cietireheit.
Chortle end Tenor &AG —Ernani Verdi
Solo—il /3firigere—B - amide.
PAST SECOND.
Attila—Band Verdi.
Solo—Maria di Sollan—B Donfzetti.
CLnitn. and Solo Basso—Norma.-- ...... .... . . MAW.
Eoln—Ballad—r
Solo—Ballo In Blurb era—B ' Verdi
Solo end Chorne—Viva l'Atorrira Millard
Air dose ph Hun boa ofered his serviced to proolde at
the Piano. which is from the factory of Stack & Co.. and
furn'abed by Mr. J. .g Gould. apl3-4t
A LECTURE WILL BE DELIVERED
by the Rev. .TOIIEI 'WALKER JACKSON at the
AC %DEMI' OF on sa.Tratrav EVENT NO.
April 16, at 8 o'clock. Sublect—`• ANDREW JaoßioN.
For the heaebt of the 'PAMIRS of Captain% RiioPlll3,
and. WIBLE. and the CREWS of the Schooner COQUE NEB
and TWO BROTHERS. who were captured in the Rap.
pahennock river feet /menet. and are now confined in
rebel dungeon% in Saliebnry, North Carolina.
04vernor A. G. CURTIN will preside at the Lecture.
- - • • .
Tickets to be bad at PUG H'S Book Store, 6.*.coi•
UPI' of SIXIH and OH BSI - MTV Streets.
Jefferson Cornet Band will be in attendance,
GEORGE T )R.N i'ON • Treasurer
COPARTNE.RSUIPS.
rrRE FIRM OF COX & CLARK. 13
-AL this dBy dissolved by m¢tnal conssnt.
WM. P. COX,
JACOB CLAUS,
April I], IEB4.
The endarsiarted have this day entered Into Copartner
ship. ander tne firm or CLaRK & ilicool3l%lEolK. for the
tranpsetion of a general COAL badness. Once -305
WALNUT Street. Jew 84ILARK.
ra . ()MUCK.
PAITADA.. April m 1881. • apl6-3t,
NOTION, OF DISSOLUTION.—THE
eb" copartnership hereto estieling between the tin
dersigned. under the name of M. & C 19TleetNBERGISit
has been this day dissolved. by mutual er:meat The
horniness, of the firm will be settled by fdOliNtl STERN
BERGER. at No. 14 RANK /•treet
2105E5 STERISISBEGER.
April le, 1961 CHARLIS STERNBEttGER.
NOTICE OF PAI3TNERSHIP.--THE
subp.rtb.
name
this day entered into a partner
/ally. under the name of STERNBERGER. IhSCR,
CO . for the Manufacture and Sale °Marts. Collars,and-
Furnishing Goods. SO/Senn-Y. and will occtirw the dote
No. 14 BANN Street, Philadelphia
CHARLES STRRNPARGER.
MiC,EfeEl. C Hit ea
SOLOMON saeLaar NUM.
April IS, !564 aple-estith6t*
PERSONAL.
INFORMATION WANTED -C ON
cERNING the whereabouts of ANTON and HER
MAN BRINGS, born In Waldvelen H. Borken, H S.
Meineter. Kingdom of Pritesia They emigrated to
America in the epring of 11342 t Masons by trade, and
when Beet heard from ware working is the vicinity of
Philadelphia. Pa. . in the year 1&14. since which; time
nothing h as been eard of them. Any infwmation con
corning them will be gladly received by their aged and
alitlicted lather. Who Moranefor them as dead. Address
JOHN H. H. BRCSIG3,
Waidvelen Knee, Borken,
H 13 Atelostor Prussia,
Or WILLIAM BRINGS,
Co. H, Seth Reg't 111. Vols..
epls Chattanooga, Tenn.
LOST AND FOUND.
TORT -A OERTIFIOAI E OF 5.PE11.
CENT2 4 7..OAN OF STATE OP PENNSYLVANIA,
for $516.05, dated March 12. 1830. •o. 75h. in name of
WILLIAM MEREDITH. Also. a Certificate of 5-per
cent. Loan of State of Pennsylvania. tor the corn of WO.
dated June 30. 18 , 15, No. 1462 . in thenem° of ELI E.
PRICE. administrator of William Meredith in treet. Ay ,
elleation bas been made to the Auditor General for a re•
newel of said Certificates
fel9-3m ELI K PRICE. No. 511 ARCH Street,
AUCTION SALE.
IMMENSE AUCTION SALE OF A
Large and Elegant Collection of Rare and Beautiful
SEA SHELLS.
At SCOTT & STEWART'S. 62l CHESTNIIT Street,
To be sold without soy reserve or limit as to price.
fifty cases direct from London. England. of some of the
most spies:mid MARLS E SHELL% ever witnessed in this
Country, With various other Natural Cariosities. com
prising Gora's.Cameos. Pearls, &c., consisting of 411/0r
1. CCO specimens snob as have never before been offered
for sale in Pbiladelphia, and a rare opportunity is now
offered to the citizens.
. . .
'Die public, and the Ladles in particular, are invited
to examine this magnificent assortment of CURIOSITIES
from the dominions of Old Neptune
They &Ira worbs eg Nature. and no artist that ever
lived could imitatelhem in shape or color—the wonders
and beauties of the mighty . deep. Also, a variety of
Chinese Pans, Japanese Boxes. and rare Inkstand .
The first sale will take pl ace on MONDAY MORNING,
Ap,il lath, at 10 A at . and at 3 P. M.. and continue
TUMID/a and. iv EDP MAY, at the same hours.
Terms cash. 87 order T. 1311TT3N,
anis fit* American Agent for the ilompany.
PLANTATION BITTERS.
WE HAVE LEARNED NOT TO BE
astonished at anything. Years of experience. and
a correspondence extending throughout all nationalities
of the habitable globe. have turned theories into facts
and established a basis from which we need not err.
We are not surprised at such facts as the following.
although the persona , Soto write them are. We know
the persons and circumstances, hence feel at liberty to
endorse their statements:
" }law 13spraun, Nov. 24, MI.
" Dam% fhz I have been afflicted many Team with
severe prostrating cramps. in my limbs, cold feet and
bands, and a general disordered system Physicians
and medicines failed to relieve me. While visiting some
friends in New York. who were using Plantation Bitters,
they prevailed upon me to try them. I commenced with
a small wine-glassful after dinner. Peeling better by de
grees, in a few days I was astonished to find the coldness
and cramps bad entirely left me. and I could sleep the
night through. which I had not done for years. I feel
Rae another being. My apetite and strength leave also
greatly improved by the use of the Plantation Bitters.
"Respectfully, JUDITH. RUSSEL."
BSEDSI3I7BY. Wis.. Sept. 16. 186 l
• I have been In the army hospital for four
teen monthe--ereaohlese and nearly deal_ At Alton.
111.. they nave me a bottle of Plantation Bitters, * *
Three bottles restored my speech and cared me. "
C. A. PLATTE."
•
The following le from the 'Manager of the tint= Rome
Sehoolfer the Children of Volunteers :
" HATEMSTEK Blepriftare, tlernWrlt RP..
NEW Yonn. Armlet 2, 1889.
"Da. Baena: Your wonderful Plantation Bitters
have keen given to some of our little children. suffering
from weakness wed weak lungs. with most happy effect.
One little girl, in particular, with pains In her head.
loss of appetite. and daily wasting consumption, on
whom all medical skill had been exhausted. has been
entirely restored. We "commenced with bat a teaspoon
ful of Bitters a day. Her appetite and strength rapidly
Increased, and she is tow well.
Respectfully. Mae. 0. M. DBV0B."
" * * • I owe mush to you. for I verily believe the
PiaAtation Bitters have saved my life.
Rev. W. H. WAGGONER. Madrid. A. Y."
" * 4 ' Thou wilt send me two bottles more of thy
Plantation Bittert, My wife has been greatly benefited
by their nse.
ASk C 1711171113. Philadelphia. Pa
friend.
•- • • I have been a great sufferer from DyspePala.
and bad to abandon preaching. • • ' The Plantation
Bitters have eared me.
Rr.v. S. ti. CATHOEII, liocb#o9r, I. Y."
" • • • I have given the Plantation Bitten to bun
dreda of our disabled soldiers with the most astonishing
G. W. D. ANDREWB,
Superintendent Soldiers' Home, Gineinuati. 0."
The Plantation Bitters have mind Ime of
liver complaint, of which I was laid no prostrate and
had to abandon my In:mines&
B. B. KISGSLBY. Cleveland. 0."
•' •-• • The Plantation Bitters have cured inc of a
derangement of the kidneys and urinary organs that has
distreeeed ma for Team • It acts like a chem.
C. C. MOORS, No. 264 Broadway."
The Plantation Bitten make the weak strong, the lan•
raid brilliant. and are exhausted nature's great restorer.
They are comma of the celeineted Calieaya bark, win•
tergreen, sassafras, roots, herbs. gm, all ➢reserved
Perfectly pure EL Croix rum.
S.
Persons of sedentary habits. troubled with weakness.
lassitude, palpitation of the heart. leek of appetite, dis
tress after sating, torpid liver. constipation he.. deserve
to suffer if they will not try them.
They are recommended by the highest mediae autho
rities. and are warranted to produce an immediate bene
ficial effect. They are exceedingly agreeable, perfectly
pure, and harmless.
Normir—Any person pretending to sell Plantation Bit
ters in bulk or by the gallou'is a swindler and impostor.
It is put up only in our log cabin bottle. Beware of bot
tles refilled with imitation deleterious stuff, for which
several persons are already In prison. See that every
bottle has our truited States stamp over the cork, t411771th•
Mated, and our signature on steel-plate aide label.
Sold by respectable dealers throughout the habitable
globe.
P. H. DRAKE 411 CO..
rep-tutheam .21091 BROAD WAY.
WALL PAPERS*
AT RETAIL.
• JOUN H. "LONGSTRUTH,
apls-61, No. 114 Botta THIRD gtroot
CARTES DE VISITE.-B. F.
BIER'S beautiful. natural. and accurate styles can
not fail to Please all tastes In their pleating variety. Go
tarty to 624 ARCH Street.
AR:PETS, OIL OLOTIII3 AND WIN.
C
DOW SHADSS -New stock of &wash Garrets net
received. and for sale cheap, at WM ORNAOfdIf.,sI3,.
No. 441 North SECOND Street. below Noble, Nast
aide.hltt-MW"
UPHOLSTERING.
H. 13 DLANCHLAD & CO.
Northeast corner TNIATBRNTEI and ONEnTNIIT . Ste.
Carpets and Venial , made and lald.
Redding, Nair Nattrneses. &c.
g ega.fi ra Verna= &Wane, •
AMUSEMENT*.
THE TEE-CENTENARY JUI3ILEN
OF
WILLIAM Ski AICSPEARIi.
AT TEM ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 2124 1864,
• I:IAA/MET."
HAMLET SANDMAN,.
710 o th er Pat Ls by distlrguish DA ed N
actors from" Milling
of the &miry
Music by the Germania Orchestra.
"ip-Particuters Will be published hereafter.
•
SATURDAY To7BNING. ♦ PRIL • "
.1.964.
sueßNpusup. JUBILEE.
JAMES E. MURDOOH. ESQ
-•
WIU deliver an Ode to Blialt , pears and the Orations of
Brutus and Marc Antony over the dead body of Caesar.
The following gentlemen and societies will assist with
a variety of oratorical. rictoilal. and musical entor'Ata
ments and"performencee:
DANDI RANDMANN. E•q.. ramortr HARTMANN..
Rtcf:. the German cpera, the EkliSi AMA OBGEIES,
TRA, GERMAN OLEII CLUBa. and the Phliadei
phis, ARTISTS' CUM.
Particulars will. be published hereafter.
Prices of admission for Other day : Pe-tinet, Parquet
C:Tele. wed Halcmy. lE. Fancily Circle. fiO cents. Am
phitht stn., 24 cents. No extra charge for reserved Feats.
Tlek.ke t , he had at. the (Mee of the Treasurer. P. J.
W II .I:YBER9ER, 134 South 4 TrRD Street. and at the
Book Stores of P. Levreoldt. corner of Chestnut and Su
miner. end Nellafer & Roradi. S. W. corner Fourth and
Wood Streets.
•
•
SFr- TIIE NTer pRiIf,REDIS tvri;7; BE HANDRI)
0VE,17 1.0 'PPR wuroor, enArM77 - 1 , 6:13 OF 771 A
GREAT. (I .c.NTRAL, FAIR FOR ..THE SANITARY
COirmlNSrob%
I commend the ahoy(' to the revocable cooelderation of
all conceraf a, V.DWARD SHIP P P:3l.
apl3.4t Farman of Conimitten on Schnoln,
ACADEMY OP music .
•
CELEBRATION OF TOE Tlltab aItiNIVE,R3ART
Tißsr REG DIEN? Ayrity,
(Gra•F Reserves./
MILITARY A EDCITIZENS' oltE%tt
SOIREE AND. PROMEN ADE GONG rity.
TUBsDAY EVENING, APRIL 19, 1594.
Proceeds to be devoted to the
GREAT CEITRAL FAIR
POn 'MB
lINITED STA Tv RANI VARY CO3IM/9.510.0.
coblirrril OP AnnANOIIIIENTFI
Man F P. Itio ' , l ,,lsou. llLicut, A. R. Fcerin
Nai William ft Kern, 'Mont Charter K Id e a
Capt. J. LondemillicAr.. ILteut Ceo, F Delleker.
Cain William W Allen. iLient Jac. C. Wray.
Cart. George W Gardner, 'Lieut. B. M. DimenbellrY.
Cant:.. Parke,. &Instill_
TICKETS. TRIM'S DOLLARS.
Concert to commence at 8 o'clock.
Dovetail at 10 o'clock. •
Tickets car. he procured from any or the above-mime&
Committee also. members of the Regiment. st O Oak•
ford & Son re. u 1. 1 er the unntinautal gotel. and at Fcartna
Co.'e, No. 13 North Second street t . aplt-St
A O.I.DEMY OF MUSIC.
LE11193811
HY
GRACE OnERNWOOD.
T
au
131117FFIT OF Till; T COMMITTEE OR
LABOR, INCOMEN AND REVENUE
OF
Thz GREAT CENTRAL FAIR,
FOR Mg
Gb3IITARY COMMIES:ON,
MONDAY EVEPIN OR
O. April letb,l9 B l.
SUBJECT, "LIGHTS OF TRU WAR CLOUD,"
TICRETS FIFtZ CENTS.
No extra cbartra for roesirved heart'.
For hale rt. the Cook and :Ratle sto-ne
Tickete oleo for Buie by. F. Ley poldt. N. E, corner of
Juniper and Cho's:hint etreete, and by Yuan. Eixth and
Gbestmit Ptreetr RP 1.1.-Elt
G ROVER'S CHESTNUT -STREET
THEATRE.
LEOLIARD mionua Manager,
(Also of Oro - tees Theatre. Washington,/
THIS EVENING
The Director anzoneees, with regret, thk doming roar
nights as most positively the last fear of
TRE HOTORGoN,
THEE OCTOROON.
And Dramatic SPAROD
THE IM•IIENSN EMIGRES
THE IMMENSE sitar - loss
C 9 Tturs REArrrtrat, DEA ltd.
Which. daring the past two weeks. was received with
every demonstration or 1140110 A by awile7CBs EilEtt
PTI.L'aD THE THEATRE IN EVERY PAR.r.
THE MAGNIFICENT snausav,
EnThRl3 ACTING. AND
CILLi NG EFFECTS.
813413 been the tbtme of ge . u?7o.s inttrie from both the
Free.] . tt3a tb; - Pninlfc
SY I:DPW S OP SCENE RY.
Smith.Terrense libation Ne abed made. Rankshn B.
Act 2—Wharf and Doaton the of the
Atchafalayit by John R. Smith. Act:i—Apartamnte
Terroloonne Mansion. by Smith and Strong Act 4 — Night
— Landing in t e Atchafalaya—The Darwin' St-anthem*.
by D. 1. eirong Ant 6. •Feens Ist—The Slane (tauter—
Pete's Cabin, by John B. Smith. Scenes 2,1 and :3d—Oane
brake—A Bayort—Rel Cedar Swamp—Night, by D A.
Strong. Scene 4—apartment at the Monelon—Apotheele
of Yens , anco.
C 3.51.14 OF. `FETES-Dress Circle and Yarqnet. 6 1 1
cents: Family Circle. 9.5 cents: Orchestra Seats. 75 cents.
Five of the front benches only aro reserved as Orches
tra Seats. No extra charge for securing Seats.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. Curtain rises at S.
MONDAY, April 18, 1884
Brief engagement of Ora nd Opera.
FLOTOW'E DIARTIIA."
fele of at commences to morrow.
GR OV ER'S CHESTNUT-STREET
THEATRE.
LEONARD GROVER
(AftO of GiorierTbeatre. Viraehingtott, D. 0.)
EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
The Manager has the plc:mire to announce that, in
conformity with repeatedly expressed desires, be bee
arranged
A BRIEF SEASON
GRAND or
OPERA,
To commence at Groyer's Oho. to st of mat Theatre
MONDAY, APRIL IS, 11 . -*G-1-
MME, BRRTHA JOFIANISSEN
Prima Donna Dramatist:le:
MLLE. LOUISE FREDERICI.
Prima DonnaLvricine:
MLLE. PcULINE CsSNISSA,
Prima Donna. Legere;
MPAE. LA ROCHE.
MLLE IicTELLE PICA.RDE.*
M. F7ANZ DIMMER, MLLE. MARIETTA ANGELA.
Primo Tenore Rehash);
M..THEODORE HABEC,HANN.
Primo Tenors Green;
M e al!' :ON STBILIECK S.
Primo Baritone:
M. PREIDRICH GRAFF,
BIS/10 Dantante:
M. LOUIS UR , JHS,
Basso Profando:
CARL A NSCHDTZ,
•
POWERFUL CHORUS Cf d'Orchesikaw.
he
AYH
GRAND ORCHESTRA!
From the Academy of Music. New Fork.
The season will commence with
FLOTOW'S GRAND ormu.
Tuesday--" IL BARBTERS sirmaras."
Wednesday — OOlDEPD'S " F usr, "
Sale or 'eats for Monday. • • Martha," commences to•
morrow morning at the Box Office of the Theatre, and at
J. E Gould's music store.
elthonh the expenses of this engagement are quite
equal to tho'e of Grand opera at the Academy or Musia,
the following trifling excess of the regular dramatis
prise alone is imflored
BRAES OF PRICES FOR OPERA.
Dress Circle and Parquet e... 50 Gents.
25 cents extra for securing.
Orchestra Seats Si OD.,
No extra charge for securing,
Family Circle 35- Cents.
In view of these very liberal prices, and. toe well
flown excellence of the immense COMMIT engaged.
the Manager confidently anticipates the most liberal.
patronage.
age.
A. BIROPELD. Agent.
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ABOH'•
&TRIM THEATRE.
_ .
BegOed Week of
VBS. Jo RIA DREW.
Reennd week and grand enccese of
ROSEDALE: OR. THE RIFLE BALL.
To-night. and every night,
ROSEDALE.
With its SPLENDID Se..e.N REY,
• FINE AWING
HIGHARMAL EFFECTS,
and BRILLIANT DANCING
ROSA. LEIGH. AIRS. JOHN DEEW.
Seats 'Secured one week in advance.
Play to commence at 34 u 8; terminate at tf
WA L N &TDB 331' THEANBE.
(Anturdav) Mai.
Tlle WALLACB•DAVENPORr A.LLIANCIN.
The Performance will commence with the beautiful
PIA" , of D &MON AND PYTHIAS.
Mr. J. W. Wallach as Pythias.
Mr. B. L Davenport as Damon.
Mte Farren ae Bermione.
To comlnde with the great dramatkation of Charles
Dirkens' OLIVER TWIST.
Mr. J. W Wallack in his unapproachable character
of r agln ; Mrs. Parma as Nancy Sykss. •
CONCERT
1 1 3 T ( al i • ivE 121 . 14 . STNIIT ST.,
J. W. WILDER
BENEFIT OF SIMMGNS.
FRIDAY EVENING. April IS
SATURDAY EVEN G, LAST EXHIBITION.
SATUR rt kr. at 2 P.M.
_ .
In the course of which he will oxhibit
A GlTALirdlt OF Wob/I>Ell9
. .
of an enlirely novel and nnfattiontable description. in
eluding. in couitinetien with
THIS BLOOD BED CALIGRAPHY and the ILLUBIOA
AltY= ISIRACLRS
which have already created ea great an excitement In
Spiritual Circles—a series or new end unparalleled
TOURS D'ADDBBSiI.
- - - .
eonetNuting an Astanndinit Fanos6 of the frandalaraa
tieed by tbe wick-d and Bleonsemous Pretenders who
have eotisebt end found 'their
VICTIMS AMONG THE CREDULOUS
by their impaliont ItStIIMAtiOII of
StIPBRNATtIit.e POWER. !!
,
And for the Amusement of the Children, he will also
porteaDl Me
GREAT PARADOXICAL PELT. called LE TOUlt DE
sr. DENIS; or. SELF-DECAPICATIOL
of which due notice will he given.
. . - . .
Be also, for the first time. do hi g groat
pt...CATORIAL FraW
of producing VASES OF FibH AND WATER. .F &ON
NOYIEHRO.
And go through with a great 'variety of Interesting
• TOM!, OS PREST/DIGITATIoN,
roZ i Witt b iIaIeITEOIIO6IVICEBS OF. CHINA AND
SPECIAL NOTICE.
111 Order toJive every Person an opportunity of Int
-110 sstnit ens MYSTICAL PO W MS OF TaIS, ACTooRAT
OF TEE REALMS OF MAGIO.
433513 or --••• •• • • .....
Children •-•-•
ADMISSION. TO MATINEE.-- ... • ...
Doors open 7P. M. 146artoes at S.
"
25
MATINEE
SATLIRDAI, AT 2 P.. M.
SS]; SMALL BILLS.
ELEVENTH -BT. OPERA HOUSE
THE FAMILY RESORT."
cAnstofiost eND DIXEY'S
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE OP THE WOELEL
In their_.
SELECT ETHIOPIAN SOIREES. •
Sy,lendid Singing, Beautiful Dancing, Laughable
leagues, Plantation Sesnea. &c.. by
TWENTY TALENTED ARTISTS.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEER_
Tickets 7A cents. Doom eppege at 7 o'clock,
fe27-8m J. L. CARDICROSS, Bustnehe IhniotO
THE GREAT PICTURE
AT CONCERT BALL LECTURE ROOM
SEVENTH wag,
Commencing MONDAY. April 11th.
J. Insco Williams' celebrated
PAN° itAittd BF THE NIELS.
This is the Most complete and finished Paintiturof ther
Sacred Scriptures in the world, comprising over Any of
the most
SUBLIME AND THRILLING SCENES
Of the first three thousand Tears of Biblical History.
forming altogether one of the finest exhibitions of tar
ag aPEN EVERY EVENING at a quarter to o'clock.
Ad mission Vo cents,
N B.—Matindes on Wednesday. Thursday, EAU",
e Saturday afternoons, at S
Admission for. Children 10 cents. fell). he
VENNSYLVANI A. ACADEMY
1. THE FINE ABM
10115 CHESTNUT STREET.
CLOSED to Prepare for the ANNUals' EXHIBITION.
Will open on thesth of APRIL.
By order of COMMITTEE OW EX,EUBITION.
ap9-tf.
C4ERM.A.NIA ORCHESTRA.-PUBLIti
REHEARSALS every_SATTIRDAY, S o'eleeS.
M . at the BISSICAL FUND HALL. Slagle aikido SS
cents. Packages of six tickets, $l. To be had at AR.
ERE'S. 11051 CEIIISTNEIT Street. .1. B. GOULD, OW
and CHESTNUT. and at the HMI door. (Mir
WRITTEN AND VERBAL DS.
";*SCRIPTION Chraito , er. Constitution, and'!„-
lent,o 64virtb-ityDlVogt,BßlL:Tignattlettilratnat
atofll.3a. social mainon. , dig
and BYO/ling. by JOHN Arra;
?hvenolaglet and Boolundlar,
Inbl9.atuth No. 248. TENTH Street, abovaCheatnnt.
MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT'
Lo taq3D upon Dlamozda Watches Jewelry'.
k at J
Clothing, he.. at ONES &CO 's OM
listabliehed Loan Oahe. comer $O141) and,
GO KILL E4seata, below Lombard. No* 3m 11
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CORRECT PIANO . TUNING 4
iffl r i—Mr. a. B. SSAGSZIT'S Ordus for
and Rb12M11111_111111.4)11 are received at MASON AIM
!DWI", WOW CH.UVISFUT Street, 01141/.
Mr. N. haa hid elioma ems' ftetasy=lllll66 if laic
km. and 11E0 rean' employment in P eight&
13PYCIAL --Pianos redeathered to wind as anti eadll
sweet-toned u new. seehots; vowelise, 0/641101
Ursa bz rase. w.
Chtirmaß. KO.
Chairman of CommßANittee.
MSlllirelto