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STATES
co_RISTIAN COMMISSION_
bunimeity 4O JARULHY 1,1864.
% c o rk now in Progress In the Army at Rest.
z gjuSTIAO COMMISSION STAYIINS LARGELY IN
CREASED IN NUMBER,.
TILL WORK ABUNDANTLY PROSPERED ,
%any Eons Stations Needled to Meet the
Wants of the Army.
-.32IPRECEDENTED CALL FOR DELEGATES AND
SUPPLIES
411RATION FOR TAE CCOONO rAMPAIIIN WITH TIE
• MOVEMENTS AND BATTLES
ode mainly upon direct
The CihristianCommissloo depends
eontributions, and mo st not he forgotten by Loyal C
:tan Pe
INUREA3iIio w.•:Nra PRILiND INCREASED LIBE
RALITY.
Ramo ,. of Money , Stores, &c to January 1. 18%,
Slim fps el.
Numbs r (Boren of Stores. &c., shipped to the field or
distributed at borne, 16 :h•N
Number of Delegates rent. I 6M...
Copies of Scriptures distribute°. 668,7:10; Hvmn and
Psalm Books. doe A 6: Knapsack Seeks. 1,8703}3; Lt.
i,esey . Books tftlae: Pamphlets, 158.14 i: Religions
pages of Tracts, 9 2,91.0.428; Silent Com
payers, &Siff it ;
!otters. 4.110
The United States Christian Commission has Paired the
pTe , ent „ o lden opportunity of rest for the Army to ex
:cud its work for the good of the Soldiers
STATIONS have been multiplied, each with its chapel
=red store tents. free writing tallies, and clothing, c oi n:.
fOrtS. and readin DELEGAT E S,r atuitous distribution
VOLUNTARY in numbere greater than
era before. have been sent to preach the Gospel at the
atrgiODß and in regiments, batteries, and camps without
zhatdains , distribute reading matter and stores, and
labor for the good or the Hrdiers
A PERMANENT FIELD AGENCY has been suincientir
„ g lee ded to establish stations and superintend the work.
THE BLESSING OF GOD reete signally or all parts of
. ts work. Many thousands have Peen el eared. hole
.ited and saved. Still a large part of the Army remains
rxreached. and double the number, bete of emtioes end
relegates. are needed to - meet the urgent demaad for
hem
The Christian Commiesion offers to the people a Pat'
:ectly reliable and wonderfully econewieel chAira.l to
teach the entire Army in alt its various field.. The
coney given goes in full measure. in benefits for body
tea soul. directly to
the So'diers. and stores also. InMe
!lately hem the hands of (tolerates from home. who add
cords and deeds of kind near to the gift. when bestowed.
het the people gtve the Money and Stores, and the
eork sill be done.
• The large Corps of Deleentesnew in the field will Serve
O a grand corps of relief yben the at !Moe shall move
ItelbattleY be fought and the prewar their number the
sore prompt and. effective will be e the relief they shall
:ender.
IA not the present work languish. Wait not for the
itBeelite wounded and lag before providir g rolls?
v:IWDed. sena ABUNDANTLY, both Money and
, Rotes, end the Soldiers' blessing shall be upon you.
ten d 100ney to JOSEPH PATTERSON, Treasurer. at
Western Sauk. and Stores to
• GEORGE H. STUAIIT,
Chairman Christian Commission.
13 BANK Street. Philadelphia
lc E. Banton/a., Heeretaty U. S. C. O. feik-uithte
orOFFICE OF THE GREAT CEN
TRAL FAIR FOR THE SANITARY CO el VHS
...ION—PriILAIMLYWIA. 1307 CHESTNUT STRT:ET. March.
'al —The Committee on Finance ana Donations of the
Greet Central Fair appeal for contrilintion• in atosgY
:3 those of their fellow•citirans who do not propose
iodise to the Fair the products of their still and ludas
:l. By far the tat ger portion of the money recs. red on
suasion of the Fairs held for the benefit or the !taut
commission in cincinnati, Boston. and Brooklyn.
el. , derived from direct Donations In CASH. and not
om the woceet sof the sale of a , ticles exposed. What
:LT Sanitary Commission need. to afford relief to the sick
divot:Laded Millers is money. in large amounts and
; at all sources. We call. then, upon all harmers. nOr
vrations.. capitalists. persons living upon incomes, pro-
Winel or otherwise; in sheet, upon all who will not
ie npresented in the Fair by their productions, to inn
s Etre example of those who will. and contribute
t,,,ony in swear for this great object In New York.
,;though their Fair is not to te , held for two weeks, con
leutone of mere than .14 ,tlfie in cash hare been
,Iteady Tett - Wed, a single department of
half th a t
of
g, eds. having male up mOOO than half that sum
re e otlyn and Cincinnati have eacb contribnt.d as much
WilieT. and certainly the wealth. liessalittr. and
entheism of Philadelphia can hardly be considered as
~,,msplcroua than that of these communities Goa
e .ei_:ne will be thankfully received by any of the
of the Committee AB. BORIS. Chairman.
S. A MERCER.
SAMUEL .AroLSIL
THOMAS SPARKS.
A. J. ANPRLO,
CALEB COPS.
Joakr m Laws . TttolieSKlHßFll. JR..
T. A. BIDDLE.
B. W. CL IthK.
WM. C KEST
E. C. KNIGHII.
iinkmwtT
AGO FEABILY TO THE C /ILIA OF
TECE LIMON STA.T6 COMMITT 38. the Loral
it7tliS of ?initldflaiil. wbo ars favor Of a vivrans
ire ntion of the r ar aui the speedy Annorqcsion of the
il , 'Vett. will assemble it: their respect ye wards, on
rata'. Aprills, at S o'clock P. bf . at each places as
5 r be de.igt ated by tise.”Theers of the Nationi.l Union
z wintione. fur the purpose of placing in nomination
s:Dlttes fer Delegates to the vs; lens Conventions to
iei3 nr.aerilAs e lect a Judge nod two
,rector E. from each precinct, to conduct an election to
:e143 la eald Tweincts on TUESDAY. April 1.9. 1354.
Tweea 6 :rad S o'clock P. M.
the elections held under this call. the citizens of
i rrecirct will vote for one relegate to a Convention
:ei,ring of 'marls ceonprising a Congressioaal. disiricl;
A beleptes shall els ct two Delegates and two
►lter
rei to a ;CATION aL CODIVENTION. to be - held at
I:!reere. June. - 1.941 to nominate a PRESIDENT and
PRESIDENT of the 'United States. _ _ _
ono Delegate to a. Representative and one Delo
aa, a Seratrrial Convention, to elect Representative
Senatorial Delegate: to a State Convention to be held
r:arrisburg. April 25.1814. for the purpose of electing
mien at Large to the Baltimore Convention, and the
alon of an Electoral Ticket.
The Niegatas elected. as above, to the Normal Con
aloha Phan meet On THURSDAY. April 21;1864. it 8
r: , ck P. M . at such platen as a majority of their nnm
rehall by advertisement designate, and transact the
ime of their election.
A Me meetings and elections held under this call, the
governing the National - Union party will in all
71 , to adhered to, and he considered as decisive.
Ey order of the City Executive Committee of the Ra
ul - Erdal parts'.
JAMES FREEBORN. President
sx . I.F.. " KLIS. Secretaries
7 IRS B GARDINER.
ITTIOX STATE
' She lolal men of Panzsylvanta comprieing the
Z'IONAL UNION PASTY Will meet in State Con-rea
r: in the Hall of the House of Representatives, at
tis'ETSBURO, al noon, on.
THURSDAY. Awn S. IS6I.
xr district will be entitled to the same representa
b now has in tae state Legislature, and the dale
wabe chosen at such times and in sue a manner
LP( be directed by the respeftive Conaty Com
'Tee!.
r.. - . kato Convention le called for the purpose of
OE In nomination an Electoral ticket. selecting
goes alarm+ to the National Convention of the Unton
r. to be held in B IlititriOre - Cai the 7th Jane, and
fat tech action as it may deem proper In reference to
*proachs..ng Presidential caavage.
illietion of the dual , ct delegates from Porm.yl
- the National Convention le left—where it pro•
bilentu—te the psrple, assembled in their County
seutions, but the different County Committees are
zeEtly requested to adopt such measures as Will pro
,. full attendance at their respective convencions.
[_ memo_ in the elloiee of delseates, a fell
expreceion of the will of the people.
ie CoLmittee cann,•s forbear to congratulate all
En of liberty and the Union.upos the recent triumphs
exoc..l
cane to New Ehmmebire and Connecticut,
;c expreFs the hope. cleared by all loyal men,-that
Are only the f.reroceere or more eplendid victoriee
to be won in the same cane, alike by the bullet
fneballnt.
behalf o 1 the Union State Central Committee.
WAYNE hicVEAGB., Chairman.
EAMEKSLY,
F. E Ay .s. :seer eta -
nes.
A MEE 1' G OF TUE STOCK
' BuLD.EIS td T.2.I3GOOMSBURGr . LEO .1
al.: be he'd at the Company a office at hondale.
county. Penna.. on WE ONZaDa.Y. May i13..h,
the purpose of electing nine Direct are to serve the
yetr, and the trausactton Of other business..
WS, B, S, DdKp. Treasurer andßeeretarlr.
. - .
No 3 north WATiiit Street.
April 16,
OFFIC if. OF THE CONNECTICUT
LOYPANY, Ige. 40S crAt.Nor d - reet,
PHILADELPHIA. April la. 18S4.
.ittudi Neelt La' rt - /111) ,toeiteollete Of the ' Con-
Minhot (. +) ,l loab " w;] I bo held at the Office of
:n Lrenfidd. Connecticut. on MO NUAI.
c% 3' kr 3h y S4L for ahe Parpose of e‘ecting Di
pen, r the eotuing year, in accordance with
By- t pus cif the Coo•pany
!transfer Boos .4' the Company arid be closed on
-4 day of April. IsB3. and reopened on the 6th daw
K 4 at the tlfire or the Company, -NO- 40S
3LT Strtet.Philadelphise -
W. S. STEWART,
President.
' CIOCULA R. TO LOA NI:IOI.DtiC
OFFIKB t , P THE LEHIGH- COAL AND
,
COMPaNg.—eIirLAD.SLPHIA, Merck 19. 1861.
4 headers of Certingates of Loan or Fandad Debt
Tke Lehigh Goal and Aravlgation Company..' de
tbeir mortgage of March 7, i 842:
'L'high Goal and Navigation flompany having de
"Ad under authority conferred by Legiamtive
to issue a new Mortgage Loan. having
a years to run. from the Ant of April. Mt and
intireat at the rate of a per cent. per annum,
siMaTterl•
' 1 is herebY evert. that holders of the present
1 Loan Of the Company will be permit they ea
;telt Certificates for Certificates ofnew
Dar: Provided. notice of their intention to do
even on or before TIIPesDAY, the ifi:h of April.
zit E dike of the Company, where a staiscrintion
tten. and where all information desired will be
rdEr of the Bard of ilanaws.
ED V 713 WALTER._TreasurEr,
OFFICE BOITE.,CIAN MINING CO3I
PAIY. 132 WALVOT Street.
PHILADELPHIA. April 14, 1864•
Etreby given, that eabeeement of OZfa
4R Als7ll FIFTY CBNTS per Share on each and
.q , mie of the Callit.l Steels, has THIS D4Y been
,If the Boald of. Directors of the 130111tHIAN
dae and vayable oa or before the
Iter.lB4. at the tHllee of the Company, 132
4 1, Street. I'SrLaDsugai.a.
,t 7 Order of the Ertatd of Directors. "tom M&CTlllß, Secretary.
,TiOG o A 151 P OV JEN T CORl
rAiitotre is hereby given that a Meeting of
told en of the 'noga Improvement Company'
el. et No 25 tIARGELLNTS' BXGELA.Niiii. in
2 . 61 ' Philadeipixia. on the 3d tts7 of May next, be
'"llcittrs of 12 and o'clock'• to elect Manama. s
, 41. and Treasurer or said Company- < -
WILLIAM."ILIA& Treasurer.
111).4 No. 724 MA AST Street.
NORTHERN LIBERTIES A, N D
rZni TOW Nell It' RAILNO fLD COMPANY.
AD PHILADELPHIA. April 12. MR
I lif.Neelifie Of tha etookholdere of thle Com
-1-1 be lie:d at the office of the Philadelphia and
l Railroad Company. No. 227 Smith FOLIWYS
,q ODAY. the 2d da place y next. at ten
!t, N., at 'which time andr= election of on.
to. held. WM. H. WEBB.
Secretary.
xo - riu.B.-T ale
.t °,olos of the Stockholders of PIEDSR. DAM
;OrPeNy hriii he held stilts Office of the Coln.
0 :11W Ws 1, - J1 btreet, on Ti7I3SD Kay
a t 12 At ' .wheh an election 'will be held for Five
...VE - for the ensutuk rear.
CHAS D KNIGHT_ fiedretnry_
0 / 1 1;DUTION Ili THE PRICE OF'
.Y , Q;. —ln accordance with a reach:Mon of the
".re , t€e, passed on the 25th instant. the Price
%Troi a the Mar et-street and Sprint Garden
tecc to 10 cents per bushel. and
` Point Breeze and Malloy - wok Worke to 9 CeIiZGEI
t ` l " JOHN C. CROSON, ChildSllo.2l.6ll7_
Gmt Wnnirta. March 29. 1864. mh29 In
punvirareit's OFFIGIC
;=ortli. FIFTH Street,
PhmeormritrAy Nov. 12. 1883.
'rdDe..• .• in MEDICIMES. NosPLTAL
• os.1.•:1:•.; e er . , ..l7ntrlßUß,B, BSDDYNO 108,
remit •lteir FzieeLiete from time to
- J. MURRAY.
90 11 , 1411111 and Medical Parvevor.
010 TRW. ll
A.llllCRiCeii
r. it it , h CH COMPANY, PEMainsi.PRIA,
N 4.
*hie day declared a Dividend of
aND FIFTY CREW Per ahara the
which will he paid to the l•tockhelders
r epre,intatiyes, on and after the 2181 nut
t•
•LBERT C L. CRAWFORD , . Fecretarl.
4 11 . 1 % GRICAr CENTRAL. MAIM.—
,y, ( j_.cictuntee on MECHANIC ARTS wh at welJ to ascert a in from contribritora d
o'l' Machinery or article they 'lntend to tend. to
• n',e, Whet space it will OCCUPY. What p.iwer
,"0 1 11re to drive T those machines that are intended
Is thEiratol.".EPenittliqlelheiell"jeirtlrepaatrilTioun
t •ion or m
c pennon
Y. MERRICK. Chairman.
, Wh el.Eit.. Si cretary
4, Nita , AMU 13. 196 t.
TUE 0-11VIAT
CENTRAL FAIR
Roza
SANITARY CO iiLMISSION.
COMMITTEE
FOR
A DAY'S LABOR A ,
DAY'S WOKE.
A DAY'S REVENIIII.
OFFICE, No. 11S S. SEVENTH STRESI'. CORNER or
SANSOM STRRET.s
Second Story Ftunt Room.
This office viol be open daily from 9 k. M. to 6 P. M.
TO RECEIVE SUBSCRIt•TIONS OF
ONE DAY'S LABOR,
ONE DAY'S INCOME .
ONE D KY'S lIIIVE'SDE.
From all who Labor, or have Incomes or Doyennes.
Even , family has some raative or friend in the
ARMY OR NAVY!
Lot all bring in their offe.rings to swell the greet tide
cohtch is to culminate in Logan Square in the moan, of
June next.
WE WILL RECEIVE
INDIVIDUAL SUBSCRIPTIONS.
HOUSEHOLD SUBS IRIPTIONS,
ASSOnI &PION SOBsCHlenears,
SUBSCHIPTIONS OF
A DAY'S LABi.E.
A DAY'S IliCollll3.
A DAY'S BEY/NUE.
IN HONEY.
In MsrIUBACTURES.
IN PRoDUCTS.
The poor manor woman will thus have an oppertiunity
to contribute to the particip at ion e Fair who would other
wise be abut out of in It.
Citizens are invited to call at the Office, where a
rniktee will be eongtautly in attendance to consider their
muleigioan an d to appoint Sub Committees for City and
Country. L. MONTGONKRY BOND.
Cir
151cOBEGOE J. MiTCHEj ha Orr, man
StMrStalYt
JOHN W. CLAOHOHN..
IM!ffEI!I2MMItMI
CITY BOUNTY NOTICE.—OFFICE
CITY BOUNTY 1P1110.13 COAtMfddlON. oto. 414
rislnifß Street, Aprill,ll64
TE.t. llonuty trial continue to be paid until further
aotice.
- No applications for Bounty will be entertained from
recruits who enlisted prior to the date of the President's
Proclamation, October 17, 1863.
In future, powers of attorney for the City Bounty, from
ew recruits for Pennsylvania Regiments. ran*toral in
Mgr this date, mnet be endorsed by the offlear In charge
a( the barracks that the mac has been received there.
By order of the Commission
apl•tf SANDAL. C 'DAWSON Secretary_
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ire charming American r learn of • 4 TFIE F 04E OF
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Mount Vernon in mi. It is an engraving of important
size and linest character, and is published ONLY FOR. SUB
SCRIBERS.
Mrs. AISWE E. 15iEVINS is the authorized agent fur
tlis city, or -orliorn only it can be obtained. and at whose
residence it can be Peen, 1 4 324 SPRUCE Street. anlS
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
GEORGE DEMERIT dc. 00.,
JEWELERS,
303 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
(CORNER DEANE STREET.)
160,000 WATCHEQ. CHUN& GOLD PENS. AND
PENCIL% &c. ago..
WORTH $500,000
To he sold at One Dollar each. without regard to Takes,
and not to be paid until yon know what you will receive
STUMM LIST OP ARTICLES.
ALL TO BE SOLD FOR ONE DOLLAR •EiCH !
300 acid Bunting Cased Watel: ee —.4100 00 each.
30t Gnid Watches 60 00 each.
200 Ladles' 'Watches 35 00 each.
itk Fflver Watches
, ~,, 90 to 21 99 eich
. .
620 Gold Neck and Vest Chaim.... 12 00 to 15 DO each.
1.0(0 Chatelaine and Guard Chains.. 500 to 15 DO each.
-3 000 Feet and Neck Chains 4 00 to lt 00 each.
4,100 Solitaire Jet and Gold Brooches 400 to 800 each.
4. COO Coral, Lava. Carnet, &c. do.-- 300 to Bco each.
7.0(0 Gold. Jet. Opal. &c., Bar Drone 300 to 800 each.
5,( CO Gents' Breast and Scarfs Plus.. 300 to 800 each.
a. COO Oval Band Bracelets 300 to 8 00 each.
2.000 Chased Bracelets 5 CO to 10 00 each.
. . .
3, COD California Diamond Pins and
Eines 260 to 900 each.
2,000 Gold Watch Keys 260 to 8 04 each.
Solitaire Sleeve Buttons and
Stade 2 C 8 to 8 00 melt.
3. COO Gold Thimbles 409 to 6 00 each.
. . . . .
&all iliniatureLokets—. . . ..... 200 to 700 each.
3 GO ldiniatnre Lockets. Magic 4 00 to, 9 00 each.
2. fmo Gold Toothpicks. Crosses, dm.. 200 to 800 each.
3 000 Fob slid 'Ribbon Slides 2 00 to 5 07 each.
6.0(0 Chased Gold Binge 200 to 6 03*.aela.
4 CCO Stone Set Rings 2 00 to 6 00 each.
6,500 Sets Ladies' Jewelry—Jet nod
Gold 600 to 15 Ce) each.
6.000 Sets Ladies' Jewelry * varied
styles 300 to 15 00 each.
6.000 Gold Pens. Silver Case, and
Pencil 400 to 600 each.
4,100 Gold Pens. Gold Case, and
Pencil 5 00 to 10 00 each.
6, COO Geld Pens, gold-mounted holder 2 00 to 8 00 each.
All the goods in the above let will be cold. without
reserve. for ORB DOLLAR EACH. Certificates of all
the various aitieles are placed in similar envelopes,
sealed, and mixed . These envelopes will be
cot
On
mail. or delivered et Oar 9Ce, WlittOUt regard to chole..
on receiVing a certificate, - 0 , 1 MI what article it
'represents. and it le optiona l with you to send one dollar
end receive the article named, or any other in the ltst of
same value.
• - • • -
le all transactions by mail we charge for forwarding
the certificates, paving postage. and doing the bneitesn,
25 cents each. Five certificates will be sent for
eleven for ile ; thirty for did; sixty Bre for VD; and one
hn - odred for &M.
- -
By this mode we give selections from a varied stock of
fine goods, of the best make and latest styles, and of in
tirlDMO Worth. st a nominal price. while all have a
chance of securing articles of the very highest value
We suarantee entire eadlefeettoo 7R everyiselmo, end
if there should be any person dietetic fled with any arti
cle they may ncelve. they will immediately return it,
and the mice will be refunded;
AGENTS.—We allow those acting as agents Ten Cents
on each certificate ordered. provided their remittance
amount to one dollar.
Thy will collect 95 cents for every certificate, and re
taining 10 cents, remit tone 16 cents for each.
43r - h ddresa
GEO. DEMERIT eta CO.,
apl6-331014t 303 BROADWAY. New York
VENEFIT OF THE GREAT OEN
-Jo TEAL SANITARY FAIR.
THE TOTAL peo"Frrs OF
HANSELL'S FANCY GOOD E 211.P0R1.0
No. 6 South EIGHTH Street. .
Wits be devoted to the
MISFIT OF OUR NOBLE TOLIINTKIRA,
ON
TRES MONDAY, April 18th.
The Stock sonnies of atoll and com_plete line of
FANCY GOODS. COWES. 1311,115H89,
TOILET ALOICLIS, PRILVIBIERY,
PARASOLS, dm
N —AN roods e dat the moue retnlar DPICAO. It.
GREAT CENTRAL SANITARY
FAIR—In accordance with the wishes of the Com
mittee of One Day's Labor, Income. ke , we have de
termined to give the.prolits of one day's sales for the
above purpose. WEIDNIISDAY. the 20th inst.. is the
day let apart for this worthy object. It is hoped and
earnestly requested that all penman who are is want of
any goods in cur line, and wishing to contribute to this
nnbie came, will call on the above date, and pan:base
liberally of the same. A correct account of all sales will
ne hem. and the profits accruing therefrom will be
ple.cen is the hands of the Committee Without deducting
ar3 : '3 l 7 l s Oire h rriCa r ialuortmist 01 Ms Co/lowing gee&
at the lowest cash prices!
Golu and gllvet Watches.
oold and Plated Jewelry.
Silver-Plated Ware of every description.
Ph •tograph Albums.
°tete Glasses.
1 is yelling Base. Pocket Books
Paella h oped Tame Cotton% oso.. ago.
Ti b.• hoped and believed that all who are desirous of
airing. encouraging. and making light the hearts of oar
brave Soldiers, who are daily orating their lives for
liberty and our country, wilt avail tuemselves of this
OPPo , tottity. Persona cancan at any time previous to
the 9feb and make selections. and they will be delivered
OD tl 0 above data, and the profits therefrom will be cork
tributei to thiejnst and noble sauce.
D W (MARC.
aril thm 2t 602 aassutur Street.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
E. & L.
EYRE & Luingu,
EYFE & LANDELL.
EY FIE & L ANDELL,
EYRE & LANDELL,
FOURTH AND ARC H,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
AIIE NOW CLOSING OUT
SUMMER SI &KB,
SUMMER SHAWLS,
BUMMER ROBES,
FRENCH ORGANDIES,
RICH GRENA.D INES,
TOURISTS' DRESS GOODS,
SUMMER FOULARDS,
GRENADINE VEILS,
SUPERIOR MITTS,
INDIA PLAID BILKS,
PLAID AIOZAMBIQUES,
PLAIN MOZA.MBIQUES,
BLACK SILK SACQUES
908-wfm.
SPRING- DRESS GOODS.
Waving completed .the improvement, at our stores, We
have now greater convenieneee. additional light, and
room for the dleplay of the
LARGEST STOCK OF* DRESS GOODS
we ever exhibited. purchased principally at the Phila
delphia and New York Auctions. which Will be sold at
prices to insure 4UI& sales.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Saxony-Woven Dress Goode. ranging from SO to 50 a ? ,
Printed MobbEtelitie De Leinee.
Plain do do do.
Do and Fancy Alpacas, in low, medium, and fine
grades.
Plain. Plaid. and Striped Poplins.
Plain and YRIICI MOMMbignee.
Plain and Figured do.
Poi) de Chevree.
Travelling Dress Materials. Em..dra.
OILTRWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
450. 452, and 454 N. SECOND St.,
• above Willow.
VANCY DRESSS SILKS, IN DE-
A- sIRAIILS styles, from recent selections. -
CIIRWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
450. 4:52. and 154 N. SECOND St..
above Willow
RLACIC DRESS SILKS,
nt.cu Giros de Iltdues, all vrtithe and trades
Black Taffetas.
Black Almures.
Black Gro de •frigne.
Blocs Gro Grains. double-faced fir:Eros.
Brocades_
OURWEN STODDART k BROTHER,
450, 452. and 454 N. SECOND St..
above Willow.
TRAVELLIN G DRESS MATERIALS,
-A- of new and desirable stiles
• OURWEN STODDAIZT & 131{0THER,
450, 452 and A-51 N. SECOND St.,
above Wiflow.
MEN'S AND BOYS' WEAR,
IN NEW SPRING BMW.
Ohoice and desirable goods for
COATS! PANTS!! AND SUITS!!!
CUR WEN STODDART & BROTHER,
450. 452, 454 N. SECOND St.,
Ekbrre Willow.
CLOAKING CLOTHS,
N."
In all desirable styles, at low pries&
OURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
450, 452, 104 N, SECOND St..
'bora Willow
SPRING SHAWLS,
IA DESIR&BLE STYILSS
Lama Shawls.
• livzsbibiwae glteerle.
Cashmere Shawls.
Grenadine Shawls.
CDRWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
450, 152, .151 N. SECOND St.,
a➢le•3i above Willow
N EW
EMBROIDERED S.L:IPPERSi
PATRIOTIC DESIGNS,
.NEVER BEFORE EXHIBITED IN THIS MARKET.
BERLIN ZEPHYRS,
EMD'D BRAIDS,
SILK. FLOSS
Alfghans and Fancy Work Made to Order.
OFLOB.S.I3II.NZGAIMS
ZEPHYR STORE,
103 SOUTH ELEVENTH - ST., BELOW CHB3TIiUT.
aDl4•tbem3t
IMITATION GUIPIIRF
Will open to-day, several lots of 2 to &inch widths.
28, M. and E 0 cents a yard; excellent imitation of the
real Laces at one-fifth the Cost.
IMITATION BLACK THREAD LOSS, French fins
goods._ exact imitation of the real , very likely to deceive
a roo d of real geode. at 9 to 26 cents a yard.
STRIPED WIN MUSLIN, for Bodies, dtc. —One lot of
narrow str.pee. good Muslin, at 60 cents a yard; one lot
'of wider stripes at 600„. much less than present vsine.
WRITEISILK LACES ADD EDGING. —A fail line of
every desirable width, from 3b inch to 7 inches Wide,
under regular price.
DOD BRE OltutTPD matrastra NET for Bodies, Am.—
' Yard wide Net at 20 to CO cents, much better than usual
fo. the • ams price
WHITE "NETS worked with black.
BLACK BETS p urked pith wh•te.
A case of this dmdrable Net for Waists. at Sr,S $l. and
Ei it; a yard. at. WORM'S Lace and Embroidery Store,
59 North tiotrrg Street.
CHEAP PRY GOODS, CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHe. MATTING, AND WINDOW
SHADE=. - V. —V. E. ARCHASIBAULT, Northeast corner
ELDVENTE and ,MARKET Streets, will open this morn
ing, from auction. Ingrain Carpets, wool tllliag, a), 5 1 3.
62, and 78e; Ingrain CarnMe. all Wool, 76. 87c, *l,
$1 26. *1 37, and $1.60; English Dragnets Carpets. only
Hsi 62; Entry and Stair Carpets, 31c to $1; Rag. Hemp.-
and Cottage Carpets. 37 to 65c; White and Bed Check
Canton Matting, 37 to 62c: Floor Oil Cloths. all widths,
62 to 87c: Gilt Bordered Window Shades. 76c to $2.
. . . ,
CH EAP DRY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.
New York Mills MtnUne. 44c; Williamsville, at 44c;
Shsetinas. 50e to 20; Poplins, 37 to 57c; Alf,ess. an
color., 37 to 75c: Block Siam, $1.25 to 31.75 ; Challi.es and
Delaines, 31 to 35c; Table Linens, 75c to $1.65; Napkins,
16 to 5Cc: Towels and Towelings. 14 to 370; Shirting
Muslin., 16 to 37c; Fancy and Plain Cassimeres. 75e to
141.76; Flannels . so to 87c; Lisen Handkerchiefs. S to 50e;
Ladies' Cotton Hone. 16 to 50c; G.oves.l2 to 760; Shawls.
33 to $10; Lawns, 26 and_2Be! Plaid Poll do Ohovre. 57
to 620: spring Cloakings. 10 to 32; Coate' Cot on, 93;
Pine. Sc; Needles, 6c; Hooks and Eves, Sc; Skirt Braid,
7c; Windsor Soap. Ste. : Colgate'e Soap, 6e. ,Wholesale
and Retail, Northeast corner ELEVENTH and MARKET
Streets.. apl-mwf
PITEAP ORASII.—WILL OPEN, TEM
mownwa, one bale extra heavy IlnefilwOra3l4
at aVillt u tg , B4t 1013 ISMITIEW:3I.BitbIgFiaIth.
LINEN GOOl S -BAND-LOOM TA
-a-, BLS LINENS. at 87 (e and SLI2K. Three are
very heavlr.
Brown Damasks, at 75 573;. and $l.
Bleached at 574, $l, $1.25, and $l.
Beal Barnsley. which are extra heavy, at *l 50, $1.76,
$2. and $2 fa. Among these are some beautiful patterns.
Towels of every description. from $2 per dozen up.
One lot rod lsorderei. fringed ends, at 30 and 37,if cents
each.
Iluckabacks. in all the widths. Nursery Diaperlnge
in various qualities.
Linen sheeting. very heavy. at $1 50. $1 73. and $2 per
yard; Pillow Liner ~.87.10161; Napkins at $2BO and 43,
that are good; Richardson's Shirting Linens. from 50
cents up, and some of the handsomest %farsettlos (Mitts
in the city, at prices far below what they would onto
import now. All the above goods are lunch under the
present market value; but as I believe in quick sales.
they are to be cold. Housekeepers will End it to pay
11 they call and examine.
GRANVILLE B. HAINES.
aplii-mtuws4t 1013 MAREEI street. above Tenth.
628 H OOP SKIRTS-LA. g9B.
• DIES'. MISSES', AND CHILDEEN'SIa ay'
—The moist complete assortment In the city. every style
and size. For finish. durability, and cheapness, have
BO equal in the market. Manufactured at 628 A tte
Street. Skirts made to order. altered, and repaired.
Alto., bargains in lastemmads Skirts. kid.naddsa
rlvetted. 16 springs. 65 'tents .• 20 SpritlifS, 1.0 cents ; 2 1 5
springs, 90 cents ;XI springs. SI 40 springs, $1 20 ;40
springs, diamond-tied, 50 cents. aPI2-6t5
DESIRABLE GOODS.
PROM AUCTION.
26 pieces Danis Diaper. 52.75.
20 PIEICANI BMWS Diaper, $3 GO.
36 pieces Russia Diaper, wide, $4.
14 pieces Russia Diaper. very wide. 26.
AiMat 10 lots of Table Linens—all prices.
Now open of JOHN H. STOKES'.
Rase TON ARCH Street
COMMISSION HOUSES.
T HE ATTENTION OF
TB TRADE
Es sailed Is
0138 STOCK OF
SIMONY . WOOLS, CO. all-wool Plain YUmauls.
!WILLED WLALWARTAS.
Varian* makes is Gray. Rearlat. and' Dark Blue.
rsurniD SHIRTING FLANNELS.
PLAIN OPERA FLAMM&
PLAGE COTTON WARP cLowrs.
15. 16. 17. 18.19. M. 11. 22 oa,
TAROT DA5131211111151 AND SATINITTS.
BALMORAL SKIRTS. all Grades.
3OTTON GOODS. DENIMS. TICKS, STRIPES. BHIRT•
INOB. so.. from 'wallow Mills.
DE COMMT, lIAMILTON, & EVAN%
33 LETITIA Street. and
leB!•wemteeE 32 South FEONT Street.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFOR,
-I- existing under the firm of DAY & BITER. COAL
DEALERS. is trig day dissolved. ny
Y. G EITIsE. will settle the business of the late nem.
and will eontlane at the old stand. TWENTY-FIRST
and CALLOWHIGL Etreits.
April 1131b,1861. 1ri
HA T MORE PLEASING AND
railefactery Portralbt can be found than those
Pplondid life size Photographs in oil colors. executed at
a F . Esimyars Gallery. 6MIS Alt= street t
THE PRESS. - --PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY. APRIL 18. 1864:
NANCIAL.
U. S.
TEN-E'OIEVT - Y EIONDS.
Th, 68 Bonds are issued under the Act of Congrem of
March Bth, 1161. which provides that in lieu of so mach
of the loan authoiised by the Act of March 3d, 1833. to
Which this is supplementary, the Secretary of the Trea-
MUT is authorized to borrow from lime to time. on the
credit of the United States, not exceeding TWO HUN
DRED MILLION DOLLARS, daring the current fiscal
year, and to prepare and Issue therefor Coupon and Re.
entered Bonds of the United States: and all Benda leaned
under thin Act shall be EXEMPT FROM TAXATION by
or under any State or municipal authority. Sub3orlo
- to these Bonds are received in United States notes,
or notes of National Banks. They are TO BE RE
DEEMED Da COIN, at the pleasure of the Government:
at any period not tees than teas nor more tears flirty
wars from thair ds.te, and until their redemption FIVE
PER CENT. INTEREST WILL BE PAID, IN COIN, on
Bonds of not over one hut dred dollars annually, and
on all other Bonne semi-MI=6IIY,
Tbe intereet is payable on the tint days of March and
September in each year. The semi-annual Coupons are
nay able at those dates, and the annual Coupons on the
60 and 110-dollar Bonds are payable on the first of March.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or Coupon
Bonds, as they may prefer. Registered Bonds are re
corded on the books of the U. S. Treasurer,, and can be
transferred only on the owner's order. Coupon Bonds
are payable to bearer, end are more convenient for COIII
- uses.
Registered Bonds will be issued of the denominations
of Fifty Dollars MR). One Hundred Dollars MOO. Five
Hundred Dollars ($500). One Thousand Dollars (glom,
Nye, Thousand Dollars (55.041). and Ma Thozwand Dol
lars (1110.000); and Coupon Bonds of the denominationa
of Fifty Dollare WM, One Hundred Dollars ($100), Five
Hundred Dollars (OCO). and One Thousand Dollars
(111.(09).
Butecribers to this loan will havo the option of having
their Bonds draw interest from March let, by paying the
accrued interest in coin (or in United States notes. or the
notes of National Banks. adding fifty per cent for Dre
ll:aura), or receive them drawing Interest from the date
of subieription aad deposit.
As these Bonds are egemt tram municipal or State
taxation, their value is inoXesed from one to three per
cent. per annum, according to the rate of tax levies In
parlous parts of the country.
At the present rate of premium on gold they Pay over
eight [per cent. interest in currency, and are of equal
oonvenisnce as a permanent or temporary investment.
It is believed that no securities offer so groat induce
ments to land sea as the various descriptions of N. B.
Bonds In all other forguT of indebtedness the faith or
ability of private parties, or stock companies, or sepa
rate communities, only is pledged for payment, while
for the debts of tie United States the Whole property of
tie. country is holden to secure the payment of both
principal and interest in coin.
These Bonds may be isubtcribed for in sums from 850
up to any magnitude, on the same terms, and are thus
mate equally available to the smallest leader toad the
lamest capitalist_ Thoi can be converted into money at
any moment, and the holder will have the benefit of the
interest.
The fact that all d atlas on imports are payable in
specie, furnishes a fund for like payment of interact on
all Government Bonds largely in excess of the wants of
the treasury for this purpose.
Upon the teceipt of subscriptions a certificate of de
posit therefor, in duplicate, will be issued, the original
of which will be forwarded by the subscriber to the Se
cretary of the Treasury, at Washington, with a letter
stating the kind (registered or coupon) and the denoml
nations of bond ersquired.
Upon the receipt of the original certificates at the Trea
sury Department the Bonds subscribed for will be trans
mitted to the subscribers re*pectively.
Subscriptions will be received by the TREASURER OF
THE UNITED STATES at Washington, and the AS
SISTANT TREASURERS at Philadelphia, New York,
and Boston, and by the
First National Bank of Philadelphia, Pa.,
First National Bank of Carlisle, Pa.,
First National Bank of Danville, Pa..
First National Bank of Brie, Pa. ,
First National Bank of Marietta. Pa.,
First National Bank of Meadville, Pa.,
First National Bank of Scranton, Pa.,
Fecond National Bank of Scranton, Pa.,
First National Bank of Strasburg, Pa.,
First National Bank of Towanda, Pa.,
First National Bank of West Chester. Pa,, ,
Second National Bank of Wilkesbarre, Pa..
First National Bank of York, Pa.
First National Bank of Parkersburg, W. Va..
First National Bank of Washington, D. 0..
First National Bank of Newark, N. J.,
First National Bank of Baltimore,
First National Bank of Binghamton, N. Y..
First Natic nal Bank of Elmira, N. Y.,
and by all National Banks which are depositaries of
Public money. All respectable banks and bankers
throughout the country will furnish further informa
tion on application, and afford every facility to sub
scribers. apla et W-11
UNITED . STATES
TEN-FORTY BONDS
READY FOR DELIVERY.
E= 6 lMilLUilatik=Lajai , UtlLAULLol . l
E. W. CIA/VELA. db
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE
TEN-FORTY LOAN
RECEIVED _BY Tin
SECOND NATIONAL BANK
OF PHILADELPHIA,
AT F13..11.1V5E431113..
This Bank has been designated by the SECRETARY
OF THE TEE/IHW as as
DEPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC XONEYS,
AND A.
FINANCIAL AGENT
OF TIM
UNITED STATES,
And authorized to receive subscription to the HEW
UNITED STATES LOAN, bearing interest at the rate of
FIVE I"3ol=fs CENT.
Per Annum IN COIN. Bonds from SAO to 510.000. In
terest to commence either with the date of the bonds.
March Ist, ISM or at the date of subscription, at the
option of the subscribers.
WILLIAM H. REA.WN, Cashier.
ALL THE 5-20 BONDS
ARE NO W READY
fia;lY~);ia:(.)A~~hCK•lo~i:d iH~ii~=■'.ll+l+l~~~fl=t-~
CALL AND RECEIVE THEIR BONDS
5-20 COU P O N S,
DIM IST MAY,
Mf. co ler oa iEr
OEMS BS MAIL OR EXPRESS ATTENDED TO
apl9-Im. DREXEL & CO.
FOURTH
NATIONAL SANH
: • 7 •I :0: OF INC :E . Q U JI 111
CASHIER.
SAMUEL J. MAcMULLAN
DIRECTOR&
WM. P. HAMM. WM. BROOKS,
Al BERT C. ROBERTS. I D. W. BRADLEY.
JAB. C. BELCH.JOHN PAREIRA,
-WILLIAM . StOKLICY.
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
foi the transaction of a Genera' nankin btteirtess. neon
the neecaterics.
Collections made as all points at the very lowest Mien.,
Subecriptions received for the United States le-We
Bonds._ SAM'L J. MdcgIILLLN.
cP16421 Cashier.
Si.LE BY
Ao. 315 SOUTH THIRD STREET
SUBSCRISSD FOR THROUGH US
FOR DELIVERY.
JAY COOTIE de CO.,
114 SIAITH THIRD @TRIM
PHIL&DELPHIA..
CAPITAL 0100,000,
PRESIDENT.
WILLIAM P. HAMM.
VICE PESSIMISM
ALBERT C. ROBERTS.
to now oven at
No. 7;,e3 Arch Street,
FINANCIAL.
FIRS T
M.T.t 2 121'101•J.E%..M. 33.Z1A.M.T32C.
PHILADELPHIA.
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT
MECO
UNITED STATES.
10-4-0 LOAN.
This Bank has been an thorlzed and is new prepared
o receive BllbelpDtlo/15 to the
NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN.
This Loan, issued under authority of an net of Con
gress. approved March 3, 1864, provides for the isone of
Twe Hundred Millions of Dollars ($200,030.000) United
I'state• Bonds. redeemable after ten years, mud payable
forty years from date, IN COIN, dated March 1,11304,
bearing interest at the rate of
FIVE PER CENT.
per annum IIY COIL paYable semi-annually' on all
Bonds over COO, atd on Bonds of $lOO and leas. an
nually.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or Coupon
Bonds as they may prefer.
Registered Bonds will be Irma of the denominations
of fifty dollars (S6O). one hundred dollars ($100), five
hundred dollars (GOO). one thousand dollars ($1.000).
live thousand dollars (5,000), and ten thousand dollars
(10,060). and Coupon. Bonds of the denomtuatione of fifty
dollars OM. pile hundred dollars ($100). Ave hundred
dollars (S6OO. and one thousand dollars 01.000).
INTEREST
will sornmense from date of subscription, or the ac
crued Interest from the let of March can be paid in coin.
Or. until further notice. In 17. S. note* or notes of Na
tional Banks, adding (GO) fifty per cent. to the amount
for premium. C. H. CL II •
mh29-tf President.
I. 0 A. N.
NEW
U. S. 10-10 s.
JAY COORE dg CO. OFFER POE RAU Tan
NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN,
13taring Aye per Gent, interest, in coin.
Redeemable any time after TEN YEARS, at the pleasure
of the Government, and payable FORTY YEARS after
date. Both COUPON ,AND REGISTERSD BONDS are
issned . for this Loan, of same denominations as the 'Five-
Twenties. The Intereet on $5O and $lOO payable yearly.
on all other denominations halt-yearly. The TEN
FORTY BONDS are dated March L 1884. the half-yearly
interest falling due September 1 and March 1 of each
year. Until let Sept emillSr, the accrued interest from let
March is required to be paid by purchasers in coin, or in
legal currency. adding 60 Per cent. for premium. until
farther notice.
All other Government securities bought and sold
a.AL - sr 4c4ociairm ar, CO.,
11l SOUTH THIRD STREET.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF THE CtIRRRNOY,
WARRINGTON. February 26th, 1884.
. . . .
Whereas, by saticfactory evidence presented to the
tindereitned, it has been made to appear that the
Fourth National Bank of Philadelphia, in the county of
Philadelphia. and State of Pennsylvania. has been duly
organized under and according to the requirements of
the act of Congress. entitled "an act to provide a na
tional currency, secured by a pledge of 'United. States
stocks. and to provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof." aprn Dyed February 25th, 1883. and has com
plied with all the iprovisions of'said act required to be
complied with before commencing the business of
Banking,
Now. therefore I, Hugh McCullooh, Comptroller of
the Currency do hereby certify that the FOICIPH NA
TIONAL BANK OF PHIL &HELPFUL, county of Phila
delphia, and State of Pennsylvania. is authorized to
commence the business of Banking; under the act afore
said.
• .
In teskimony 'whereof, witness my hand and seal of
office, this twenty•sixth day of February, 1864.
HUGH MoffEiLLOCH,
Comptroller of the Currency'
JOHN HORN, JR.,
STOCR•COMMISSIOH DBOring,
NO. 140 SOUTH THIRD STRISCr.
(up STAIRS.)
PHILADELPHIA.
REFERENCES:
Iffeesre.Thes.A.Diddle& Ca Mese.Galiclisealester.&oo.
Messrs. E. S. Whalen Is Co. Messrs. Drone/ di co.
Ileenze. Bnzby 4 Co. Ho - aZ, Williume,Nsq.
Ales ander Biddle Beg . P. rT Hutchinson. MM.
G. H. Troutman. J6sq. D. B. Cummins. Seq.
Jas. G. Hine& Bona. New Turk. te2B-2m
SECOND NATIONAL
•--THILADBLYRI it, FRANKFORT).
CAPITAL EOM*. WITH
TO
PRIVILEGE OR IN
CREASING TO Sboo.ooo.
'NATHAN HILLES, President
WILLIAM H. RHSWD. Cashier,
(Late of the Philadelphia Bank.)
DIREOTORS:
NATHAN' HILLES °mom= E . Kwarmart,
OBOROR W. BRAWN. BENJ. ROWLAND JiLi
SiMON R. SNYDER. IiRSJ. H. Irs AcON.
EDWARD HAYES, JOHN worm,.
LEWIS SHALLOROSS,
The Second National Bank of Philadelphia is now
*Den at N 0.1214 MAIN Street, Prankford,' for the trans
action of a General Banking Business anon the usual
terms.
Collertiong anon all ansulbla points will be made
Won S• Rimb eral terms. Keened
Cighlayfa l
B LACK HAWK
GOLD 3IININO- COMPANY'.
MINES—BOBTAIL, GREGORY &c..
LODES—GILPIN CO., COLORADO.
CAPITAL, 50,000 SHARES $lOO EACH.
TRUSTEES:
F. R JUDD. Now York.
W. L. LEE, Colorado.
ANTH*NI ARE MIX. Now York.
GEOUGE BLISS. JR.- New York.
0. W. CHILE. New York.
J. R. WILLIAMS, New York.
J HaLL PLEASANT& Baltimore.
LEONARD 6 WSIT. Washington.
CARLOS PIERCE Boston.
President—F. H JUDD.
Vice President—W I. LEE
Treasurer—WALTEß E LtWTON.
SecretiwyD LITTLEJOHN.
Counsel—JOHNO L WOOD WARD.
MELEE,
OFFICE, No. 25 CLIFF STREET, NEW YORK
apIS-lm
BRIGGS ROLD CO.
MINES-BRIGGS & GREGORY LODES,
GILPII COUNTY, OOLORADO.
CAPITAL 10.000 SHARES-5100 EACH.
TRUSTEES.
S. SMITH BRIGGS
GEO. M. WILLMAN Chicago.
ANTHONY V New;york.
HENRY COGGILL
R. CORNELL warrE •.
c. V. A L ES , L Hudson, N. T.
WM. O .
presId A e N n G ;, I ti L . L SII • ITH BRIGGS. Providence, B. L
Treasurer, WAL cER
Secretary, D. LiTTLEICHN.
Conned, J. S. WOODWARD.
Mining Superintendent. CHAS. H. BRIGGS,
aP2.lm . Office 25 CLIFF Street, New York.
HOPE GOLD COMPA•NY.
MINES-" GOLD DIRT LODE.
°Hybl county. Colorado.
CAPITA.T., 80.000 _MARES,
OE wk.
TRUBTBIIB.
JOHN SPANS. Colorado.
N H. JUDD, New York
H S. COHU, New York.
WILLIAM MOLLS& New York.
CEO. GEAFFLIN. Baltimore.
BEEMAN FUNKS. New York.
R. CORNELL WHITS. Now York.
M. C TYLER. New York.
B. G. ARNOLD. Providence.
PRBSTDENT.
His ErtgellencYliiliff 'EVANS,
Governor of Colorado Territory.
171 CH PRZEIMBNTIL
Non. S. 0. ARNOLD.
Dr. R. H. REDD.
Treesurer. WALTER B. LA.WTON.
Secretary:J. P. DAVISS.
111142.1 m 01E No. ES CLIFF Street, New York.
KENNEDY, STAIRS, & CO.,
Nos. 130 and 132 North Wharves,
ABOVE ARCH STREET,
WEf OLESALE DEALERS
PICKLED AND DRY FISH.
A large stock. In snorted packages. suitable for Coun
try Trade. always on band. apls2m
MONUMENTS AND GRAVE
STONES--A large assortment of Grave. Stones. of
various designs, winds of the finest Italian and American
Marbles. constantly on band at the Marble Works of
ADAM STEIVISIETZ, RIDGE Avenue. below Eleventh
street, rhiladeinbta. aplB 3m if
8.-RADPORD'S POWDER WILL
• sure Thptherta, Malignant Scarlet Fever. Putrid
Sore Throat. Ulcerated Month and Throat Prepared
only by SATTERTHWAIT, 957 North SIXTH Street;
HEOMER, No. 903 CHESTNU T Street aplB-mwe3ts
11 - 13ATON & DENOKLA, HARDWARE
-s-s- Commission Merchants. 59700M1L180M sad 610
BORTH Str ets. offer for sale:
Anchor Brand )ails; Plymouth MM Rivets.
W. dr S. Brasher's Cast steel; .Bagle Cabinet Looks.
Pianam's Horse Belle; Leaks a School Slates.
Copper. Brass. and Iron Wire:. Cotton cards..
Allo, s ftal alaartimant of Synarieran Hardware- WOW
moon) SUCCEEDS SO WELL AS B.
T T F. 1111riflill in the production of Irorrtypes ?
those charming life•like and truthfully solored like
nesses See specimens at 624 AECH Street.
SPECTACLES TO SUIT ALL BIGHTS.
ARTIFICIAL HUMAN lil<lO .
In without pale, by
.TAMSS W. WIWI & CO.,
924 CHISTKIIT Street.
OPERA GLASSES AND OFFICERS,
FIELD GLASSES.
Microscopes for Physicians and Students.
A very large assortment for sale by
.JAMBEI
4- &MIEN & GO..
92 CREEMNUT treet.
MATHEMATICAL DRAFTING IN
STROMBNTS.
Cbesterman s Metallic and liteel-tane Measures.
For sale by JAMES W. QUEEN a Co_
9E4 CHESTNUT sheet.
Priced and Illnatratad flatalomas gratis_ ralde-1m
( - ,4.1t P E T 8.-NOW IS THE TULA
they an fresh. and Yen but of colors. .Tnst tn.
mtalars • WM. OBSAGMILM,
Mo. 447 N. 6110311 D Moble.east idea.
P. A. HARDING & CO.,
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS,
1864. 1864.
WOOD & CART,
-726 OLIESTMUT STREET,
STRAW AND MILLINERY
GOODS.
P. 8. —MERCHANTS AND MILLINERS are invited to
examine before purchasing. as our STOCK IS MILL
and moss LOW,
Eth3.2m WOOD a CARL
, • SPRING. 1864.
.BROOKS 4. ROSENBEIN,
431 MARKET STREET,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
RIBBONS,
BONNE2 .I
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HATS,
FLOWE:RS - ,
AND
MILLINERY GOODS GENERALLY.
rah 23.1 m
44 WE RESPEcTFULLY
CALL THE ATTENTION OF
THE M I Mit A. LI E
To OITA STOLE OF
•
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS.
HAYS NOW OFBN
A. BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, SILKS, LACES, VEILS, &c.
BERIHEIIII,
'726 CHESTNUT STREET.
mh29•lm
41:1 MISS M. A. BAKES,
No. 1346 CHESTNUT STREET.
Haß opened a larga ageortment of
PARIS MILLINERY.
apl2.-Mn• For the Epring and Summer of 1864
ARMY GOODS,
FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY.%
EVANS & 111. A. S S La,
* IVO 41 rPAIN ai OP ;4.:•• t=) r.. D•V ;41=',1td
Banners, Regimental and Company Flags, Sworde,
Bashes,
Belts, Penman, Epaulets , Hats. Caps, Con
temn, Haversacks, Camp Kits, Field Glasses, Spurs,
and everything pertaining to the complete outfit o
Army and Eavy Officers. •
A liberal diaconal allowed to the trade. . apls-Im.
FURLOUGIIS.
Officers end Soldiers, visiting the city ..eg Furlough,
needing
SWORDS,
BANK OF
•nd other MILITARY EQUIPMENTS, are invited to the
very extensive Manufacturing Bstablishment of
SANSOH.STREET HALL.
SAIASOM Street. above Sixth.
PRESENTATION SWORDS
Made to order at the shortest notice. which, for richness
and magnificence, challenge competiVon,ne other house
in the country combirtinff the MAISUFACTUBINGt JEW.
BLEB. with the PRACTICAL BWORD-IIIARRR.
tablo.2m
FROTETINGHANI dt WELLS
lIEAV sHi T E XEDIUAL AND LIGHT SHEET/NHS AND
th.TINOS.
STANDARD DRILLS.
HEAVY CAD TON FLANNELS.
WASH. NOTON AND VICTORY OAMBNIOS AND
sfraores.
szoir. fiLBACMID, Am) Oman .13/11111.
In. l it WOR S TED riBIL ielfaf
LYON'S ICATETAIRON.
Kathairon Is from the Greek word "Kathro." or " Ka.
thalro," signifying to cleanse, reluvenate. 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 same care, skill, and attention which
gave it murals of over one million bottles per salaam.
It is a moat delightful Hair Dressing.
It eradicates scurf and dandruff.
It keeps the bead cool and clean.
It makes the hair rich, soft, and glossy.
It prevents the hair from falling off and turning gray
It restores hair upon bald heads.
Any lady or gentleman who values a beautiful head of
hair should use LYON'S HATHAIRON. It 18 known
and need throughout the civilised world. Bold by all
respectable dealers .
DEMtS 8. BA_ENIIB & CO.. New York.
This is the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever discovered. It changes the sun burnt face and.
hands to a pearly satin texture of ravishing beauty, im
parting the marble purity of youth. and the &Mama
appearance so inviting in the city belie of fashion. It re
moves tan. freckles. pimples, and roughness from the
Skin. leaving the complexion fresh, transparent. and
smooth. It contains no material injurious to the skin.
Patronised by actrseses and opera singers. It is what
every lady should have. gold everywhere. •
Prepared by W. N. HAOAN. Troy. N. Y.
Address all orders to
DIMAS S. BARNES & CO.. New York.
HEENBTEEET'S INIMITABLE HUB REST°-
BATIVE.-NOT A BY E ,
But Totems gray hair to its original color, by saPPlYiag
the capillary takes with natural sustenance, impaired
by age or disease. An instantaneous dues are composed
of Zunar caustic. destroying the vitality and beauty of
the hair, and afford of themselves no dreasbag. Heim
street's Inimitable Coloring not only restores hair to its
natural color by an easy process. but gives the hair
VIIXtrItigNT BEAUTY.
promotes its growth, prevents its falling off, eradicates
dandruff, and imparts health and pleasantness to the
head. It has stood the test of time, being the original
Hair Coloring, and is constantly increasing in favor.
Used by both gentleman and Ladies. It is sold by all eo
n:KAl:ado dealers, or can be procured by them of the
commercial agents, D. S. BARNES & CO., 203 BROAD•
WAY. New York. Two sizes, 50 cents and $l.
IIELICAN MESTANG 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 TreagarY I Private steel-
Plate revenue stamp. which is pissed over the top of
each bottle. lash stamp bears thefac sanac of my sig
nature, and without which the article is a counterfeit.
dangerous, and worthless imitation. Igamine aver/
bottle. Tide Liniment has be en i n use and growing In
favor for many years. There'hardly Wats a hamlet on
the habitable globe that does not contain evidence of its
Wonderful effects. It is the best emollient in the World.
With its present improved ingredients, its effects upon
min and beast are perfectly remarkable. Sores are
healed, pains relieved. lives saved. valuable animals
made useful, and untold ills esaavdied. For brniaegi,
sprains, rheumatism, swellings. bitty cuts. caked
bassets. strained horses. do.. It is a sovereign remedy
that should never be dispensed with. It should be in
every family. Sold by all druggists.
men-me tamiteowem D. 8. BARNES. New Work,
MLLE. SEVERIN REPAIRS AND
Cleans all aorta of Lamm and Smbroideries, matins
thew equal to new. A o. 307 LOMBARD St. .a 08.120
MDDLTNER Y GOODS.
IMPOP.TILIte *ND 40710180 07
No. 412 ARCH STAMM.
tHIL&DIII.PitUI.
- 418 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA
MEDICAL.
HAGAN% MIGNOLU BALM.
WANTS.
A t PRACTICAL BOOK KEEPER AND
Accountant desires a situation in 'a Wholesale
Itozge l lpr .. l!lnr t uac . ta i l .. Best reference given.
sittiltrus
TO lIRNITURE DEALERS.-
Wanted, a situation by a person thoroughly oornne
tent to act as talesman and Rook-keeper. Beet of re
forgers in this city and New York. Address •• EL A.
It." this office. sulk Sts
TO PIANO.? LINERS AND MUSIOAL
-= IiffSTHRMENT REPAIRERS.—I wish to engage the
bel Inst r ument s gene , al Repairer and Rrorksr on Had.
cal that can be found. to go to Washington
laity. to have constant employ and good psy , in oty es
tablishment. lAddrrpo, for three days, stating your
qualifications. care of LEN & ViroLK&E, 723 (klEnr-
NUT Street, atving name. residen-e, &p.,
lOUN ELLIS,
aplB.3t* wAsHINGTor. D. 0.
T?AUCTIONEERS.—WANTED, A
ituatiort by an ex-anctlonaer. Competent to act as
'gateman and boolt•keeper. Boot of reference+. Ad
dreea "S. U. A.." ate office ap 6-:36.
WAN '1 E D -20 WAGON-M A.KERS
and 20 WHEELWRIGHTS Apply to HENRI'
SIMONS-Tr. S National Wagon Work% Factory SECOG D
and CI7IIISBEL LAD Streeto. aplB-20'
WANTED -TEN SOBER, CAREFUL
TEAMSTERS. Steady work. ♦nnly to NS ItliT
SIMONS U. 8. National Wagon Works, Factory SSUOND
and CUMBERLAND Streets. anlB-2c•
WANTED --A YOUNG LADY BE
TWEEN fifteen and twenty yeare of age, whO
ban a ailed education Good referAntoe require& For
Dint er rartientare address Peet Office, Box 2534.
apl9-2t*
WANTED—GENTLEMEN OF GOOD
ADDR336. end acqnsinted with the mercantile
community, to take erde'e for a ?RSVP BOOK, of tatoraot
to mor.l.arit., c. OM at
apl6-41 :33 fiouthSlXT EL Street. second dory.
WANTED-A SITUATION BY A.
T LAD of fourteen. in a Wholesale House, to leari
the busireas—Hardware preferred. Address "3 M.'
Pram office. apl6-3t*
WANTED-A SITUATION BY A
competent BOOKKEEPER. Bed reference Mvsn.
Address B. P. ,"at this office. apT6-4t*
WAN TED—A PARTNER WITH
from VI OM to $10,007. in a nafo and proiitaMe
manufacturing hivAinnia. whien hae been entnbii , ittei
and in aucceil.thi operation for many Yearn Apply In
person, or by note. irlyma raid name and addreln. to B.
F. GLENN, 23 South FOURT3 Street apls 31•
WANTEr---500 CHESTNUT "TOILE-
T GRAPTI POLY A " Apply at the Police end *lre
Telegraph Office, S. %V. corner YIFTH and cassriviT
Stxeetr. same
875 A
Ae r N ON TS 1. T.? , ..1 ,7 —. 0 1 . 14:AN t T ,75 T0 THE
es
pinto; paid. to sell ray new NWT; at *76
FeVtai
chives. Addroes S. .t( &MOS. Altred.nre. d&W:ii
in WA N TED—A WELL FURNIS
E . O . M. in the country, easy of access to the
city by cats, where a linalted number of ft ret-clasa
boarder. can be accommodated. Address 1100 WAL
NUT Street. aplP-2t.
arn WANTED TO RENT—A, RE3l
mk-Dnicz ON ARCH STREET. —A. three.etory dwell.
lug, with hack buildices and modern improvements,
wanted by tbelGth of May. Rent from sso+7 to $BOO. Ad
dress Box 1(80 Post Office. apls-60
BUIARIDING.
CAPE ISLAND.—SELECT BOARD•
Dick in a large cottage Pleasant location. Apply
at 608 SP aI3CR Street. Reference. exchanged. ante-60
To RENT-WITFI , BOARD, A 'PLEA.-
-A- SANT PEWIT ROOM. firrat.bed or not. in a small
private family. R
t. eference venire& and given. No.
CE Stree
225 SOUTH BROAD STREET.—VA
cant to-day. an Megan: Parlor, newly faralebetl,
and lame clamber commuMee.t.ina. second. derv_ - (niter
vacancies for families and single persona anl-1-60
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
$7,()00
FOR A
stree F i li n N ea E r Ste E n B . ll2 ro E se N' es i Pio E n
let of May.
$3,600 FORA. RICE MODERN DWELLING on Nine.
teenth greet above Green
ALSO,
OVER (CO DWELLINGS. LARGE AND SMALL
Call for "HOME IIEGItTER. "
GEORGE N. TOWNSE
12356 SoIITH FOITATEE STS SP
THE BEST COAL YARD IN THE
CITY FOR SALE. Inquire at OSI North 7 NIN PH
St., below Olrard avenue. Terms easy.
eaea FOR SALE OR RENT-A COTTON
FACTORY, a few miles on of town, or a °artner
would he admitted address Box 139 P. 0 ardB 61.
eTO RENT—! HE OLD *B
LIFEBD Beddtaa. Feather and Mamas Wall ,
Louse, ale Louth HOOD D. below Dock. Occupied for
the above bIIODPPIS tor thirty gears Apolv to B. A.
BiITCHBLL, N. E. corner FIFTH and WALNUT.
aplB-2t'
mmTO 'LET-A DESIRABLE DWEL
MMILING. HOUSE on Price-atreet_ second east of Han
cock street, Germantown. • REM $509.
CH fill tie 3 ALBSICTSON.
1200 GIRARD Avenue. or claim street, beyondlGreen,
Germantown. apiS st.
en FOR SALE—A DESIRABLE RE
.I=I•SIDBSCE. With-beck buildings and modern con
veniences. situated at No. 16.33 *P.cII,;B Street. A , so,
REaID.F..NCE on the north side M SPBCFC2 Street. above
Broad. Also, two story BRICK, corner of SPRUCE
and SUBURB. Lot 40 by HO feet . Ann', to
808 aRT MACGBIGOR, •
It 419 wAratur Street.
it TWO GERMANTOWN COT
TAGER. VlOll located. will be em•ebe.ege4 for good
City Property. B. F. GLENN. 123 S. FOUR St. apl6
fif DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.—
FOR SAVE, on very favorable terms. a large and
elegant BR.Orif N-STONS Sroßs. centrally sitnated on
SST.NOT Street. Will Veld a net revenue of seven
nee Mkt. Apply 4,6 E. R. JON SS,
it* No. 209 South sucru etreet.
$l5OOO $1.0,000, AND' SMALLER
,
A SUMS. TO LOAN at Ave per cent.. for
a term of years. on Mortgage of City Property. by
H. R. JONES,
It* No. 209 South SIX !It Street.
PERSONAL.
INFORMATION WANTED —C ON
CEENnve the whereabouts of ANTON and HER
MAN BRINGS. born in Waidvelen. B. &when. R. IL
Meineter, Sinadoni of Prussia. They emigrated to
America in the spring of 1842: Masons by trade. and
wien lest heard from were working in the vicinity of
Philadelphia. Pa.. in the year 1814. zinc° whichl time
nothing has been beard of them. Any information con
corning them will be gladly received by their aged and
afflicted lather, Who mourns for tient as dead. Address
JOHN H. H. BRitgai,
Waldvelen Kniee, 13orken,
B Meleager Prussia,
Or WILLIAM BRINGS,
Co. H, Seth P.eg't 111. Vols., •
apl6 Chattanooga. Tenn.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST—A. CERTIFICAI E OF S.PER
CENT. LOAN OF STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,
for wrio. 08. dated March 12. 1830. No. 761. in name of
WILLIAM MEREDITH. Also, a Certificate of 5-per
sent. Loan of State of Pennerlvania, tor the sem of 3200,
doted Juno SO, 1640, No. 1452, In the name of SLI E.
PRICE, administrator of William Mere Genera l etust. AS
TI/cotton has been made to the Auditoror re
newal of said Certificate!:
fela-3m STS N. PRICE. No. 811 Allen Street.
AUCTION SALE,
IMMENSE AUCTION SALE OF A
-A- Large and Elegant Collection of Rare and Beautiful
SEA SHELLS.
At SCOTT di STEWART'S. 622 CHESTNUT Street.
To be sold without any reserve or limit as to price,
/fly cases direct from London, England, of come or the
most splendid MARINE SHELLS ever witnessed in this
country, with various other Natural Curiosities, oom
prising Corals, Cameos. Pearls, dic., consisting of over
OCO Specimens such as have never before bean offered
for sale in Philadelphia, and a rare opportunity is now
offered to the citizens.
The public, and the Radios in partienlar, are invited
to extend/le this magnificent assortment of CIINIOSITiEd
from the dominlons of Old Neptune
They are works of Nature, and no artist that ever
Ilved could imitate them 111 shape or color—the wonders
and beauties of the mighty deep. Also, a variety of
Chinese Fans, Japanese Boxes. and rare Inkstand.
The dint sale will take platoon MONDAY MORNING.
ISth, atloA. Er_ and at P. M.. and dontinue
TUEnDAY and W EDEESDAY, at the same hours.
Terms Cash. By order T. 13011'.)N,
spit M.* American Agent for the Coinnany.
INSURANCE.
HAVE lOU PROVIDED FOR YOUR
FAMILY AN INSURANCE ON YOUR LIFEI
II 0 M
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL,
WITH AN AMPLE CASH CAPITAL.
WALTER L ORIEFITH, hosanna.
G. C. RIPLEY, SEC. I. R. YAOTHINONAN. TRE6I3
WILLIAM 3. COFFIN. ACTUALEY.
PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES
Hon. William Strong; Bev. Matthew Simpson. P.D. !
Bishop of M B. Chnwoh: Rev Albert Barnes,
D. D. ; Rey.
James M. Crowell; Thomas Robins . Ben ; Lewis B. Ash
burst. Baq ; Samuel Welsh, Baci James Dunlap. Esq.;
W. E. leiee Beg t John Elea Esq. ; Charles Humph
reys. Req. ; John B Austin, Seq.; - 8 O. Palmer. Beg
C. B. Mount, Esq.; Samuel C. Perkins Esq. • John ft.. -
Penfose,"eva ; Samuel Field. Beg.; Masora. B. W. Clark
MPCo. • Buckner. McCinnmon, & Co ; John B. Mteis
CO. P.Objedniti Bullock & Sons ,• Wm. S & Alfred Mar-
Men; George B. Reese, Son. & Co. ; J B McCreary &
Co. ; George Cookman & Co. ; D. B. Kershaw & Co. ;
Kay & Brother.
JOHN H. PACKARD, N, Aq
MEDICAL R xmcursa.
No. 1225 SPRUCE STREET.
In attendance at Agent's Office daily from 1 to 2 P. M
PHILADELPHIA OFFICE,
~K~j :3 :! ~I:i y~Y + l w r:l _ iy Ali ~h i :~.~1:4 ;3~~~~ ~i» ~i ~Y y-~
B. K. ESLER. AGENT
itp4-mosin
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE IN.
KGRARCE. COMPINY.
OF BOSTON.
ESTABLISHED P 343.
ACCUMULATED CAPITAL N.Ba SLY 58,000,000.
A person aged 82 can insure $B,OOO on hie life in the
New England Matual Life Insurance Company. by Pay
ing 272.80 in cash. and note for the same amount.
In all &IA companiee 104woiald Only insure AMOCO-
The Note plan adds $3,080 at once. The Caeh plan adds
only 81,8t0 in 17 years.
In the hots Company the dividends are applied to can
celling the notes, thus reducing the amount of both prin
eiral and interest
In the event of death. the heirs of the insured under
the Note system, would receive 88, 000, less the notes un
raid. Inste Cash Compan only 0.000 would be paid
to the belt of the deceased... y
Pamphlets and applications may be had at the
BB,AACH OFFICE. No. 4;13 CHNSTOUT Street.
WILLIAM GETTY.
It Agent and Attorney for Pennsylvania.
FAME INSUBAN
iko. atm
PHIMIND
LADI
7IEJ6 AND /Dial
DIUO
numis N. Duet,
Charles Richardson.
Henn.
0. W. Davis. ' Dvs.
P. D Justice,
George A. 110 . 0 t.
THANOID
• -
CEAS. RIO
w. T. BLAWCTILARD. &WM
CA RTES DE VISIT) .-IT IS EVI
"--" dent, at a glance. that RIINER,B artists are Patna'
taking and skilful. Hie Carte de Melte prove lt. Oat.
tern. SECOND Street. above Oreen.
YELLOW OR OHESTER-SPRINGS
SUMMNE ESSOBT, CHISTSB COUNTY, PA.—The
Subecriber wtll earn this beautiful Summerßesort for the
reception OS Visitors on MAY 1,. thee For further infor•
nation. inquire or Messrs. SARNIENTO & eicatiATEl,
No. 120 CBEST/117T Street, or address the subscriber.
at the Ewing'.
aplMmyl A. U. SNYDER, Superintendent.
CARP ETS, OIL CLOTHS, AND WIN.,
DOW MAIMS —Neer Mock of Noilleb Darpete_ iturt
received. and for sale asap. at Wm. OBIAGUILLWEI.
Mo. 441 North SNOOND street. below Noble. Beet
lah.lll-ite
CE COMPANY)
=S
TRUT.
ILPHIA.
,ND INSURANCE
none.
Sohn W. Ivermaa.
Robert B. Potter,
John Roesler, Jr.,
X D Wooing.
1 Charles Stokes.
seph D.
BM Jo X, Presid Alli nt.
e.DBOII. The President.
AMUSEMENTS.
R 0 V ER'S CHESTNUT-STREET
THEATER
LEONARD GEOPBE . MANAGSN.
(Alto of Gums% naafi% WashimpitOo, D. C,
MONDAY EVENING, APRIL 161, 1804.
FIRST MORI'
0 P Tim
ORAND OPERA.
MARTHA:
OR.
THE FAIR AT RICHMOND.
Grand Opera, by F. Von Flotow.
Madame Jobannsen ..... ....as Lady Harriet.
Mlle Frederic' ae
.Nana{
M. Primmer. ...— as Lionel.
Sr. Stained° ass...Pid,A,9:.
M Graff ae Lord T.
ii.
M. Carl Lebmann. as Jails.
- ,
CARL ANSCHLITZ ........ . ....... Conductor.
SCA LI OF PRIOR
- .
During the Opera Season.
Orchestra .eats 31_ 00_
No extra charge for securing.
Drees Circle end Parquet 50 Cents
Family Circle 25 seats extra for secnrinx.
25 Cents.
A. BIR9FELD.
80.8111388 Agent.
TUESDAY 'EVENING. APRIL IRrri
IL BARBIEVE DE REVIGLIG.
ET RIMAINT.
WEDNESDAY EVENENCI, APRIL 2111 Ta
FetIST.
IiIiAND•OPEE/1 Si OCIUNAIIh,
[wits can be proenred at the Box (mace of the Theatre.
arid J. E Gould's Masie.Store. aptft
MRS. our DREW'S NEW A:Roti.
STREET THEATRE.
Donets crowded In every per t ,
Third week of
MRS. JONA DREW.
Third week and strand ettccenl of
ROSEDALE: OR. THE RIFLE BALL.
With its GRAND SCENERY.
FINE ADTING.
-
MECHANICAL EFFECTS,
and BRILLIANT DANCING
'ROSA LEIGH Mlig. JOHN DEM
FRIDAY. MRS. JOHN DREW'S BENEFIT.
Play Secured one Week In advance.
to commence at Mt k 9; terminate at JUL anlB3l
UT• STREET THEATRE_
FOFITIVELY -L AFT FTX NIGHTS OF TFIS
DAVY.I . IPORT-W A LLAG LLT A Sek, Another Week
of Sterling Good Plays. Donee Nightly Crowded. An
dinzcer Delighted TFITS (monde)) EVENING. Aorll
18th. will be performed the Romantic Drama. entitled
ST. MARG.
Tbe Boldif rrf Fortnee. St. blare. a gala IA? of Tfoi.v uo ,,,
L. Davenport ! Gismondo. hie friend, J. W. Wallach;
Dlenora. a rich Modenee Lady, Airs. Ferran. To con
clude with the laugh We Farce. celled.
bIISCIIIEF ifAkEtiG
AOA - DE m
r i orui g t F musi 0.
ITT
GRACE GREENWOOD,
FOR THE
BEIc'EFIT OF THECOMMITTEF. ON
A
LABOR, ISCOMES, ND REVENUE •
OF
TIAR GREAT tANTRAL FAIR
FOR VIP
SANITARY COMM/WON,
OV
THIS (MONDAY) LVENING. April 18th.
SUBJECT, "LIGHTS OF THE WAR CLOUD."
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS
No extra charge far reserc.d seats
For Pale at the Gook and ratite Ptorees
. . . .
Tickets also for sale Eby F. Leypoldt. N. F. ehruer of
Juniper and Chestnut sired% and by Pugh, Muth and
Chestnut streets. It
ANNA E. DICKINSON
WILL SPEAK
"RECONSTRUCTION,"
AT TITE
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ON
THURSDAY BYRUM°. April Mat, at e o'Clook. -
AdmiesSou 25
cents; Remerved Seats 50 cents.
Tickete to be obtained on and after Monday, April IS.
at Asbraead dt Evan.', 724 Cheltant etreat, and at the
Acaiemy of apls•6t.
SIGNOR N. PEItELLI'S
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUNIFNTAL corvosam
For the Benefit of the
GRees. MIN FAIR
FOR TIFF
SANITADY CoaI:USK - ON.
AT THE
MUSICAL FUND HALL.
FRIDAY FY/TROTH. Ann! D. 15&4
SIGNOR PERELLI respe , t'ally informs Ma Mende
and the pribiic that be will be aesisted oe the ah, F4
oceation he hie heat pnnile. veld babe kindly ionderiri
iber valnable service n A large and effective Orchestra.
and a fall chores of Lhdien and Gentleuien, will take
part in the perform n r Ca.
Tickets TWO DOLLARS etch, to be bad at all the
principal Dintic Storer. an'l-mth4t•
ELEVEN OPERA. HOUSit,
"THE FAMILY 'RESORT."
CAROCROSs aND MEET'S MINSTRELS.
TSB GREAT STAR TROUP Etheir OE THE WOlidLT#
In
SELECT E.TBIOPItat SOIREES.
Splendid Sineinv. Beantiftil Dancing, 14.11441. 4
ero.. by
TWENTY TAI ENTER ARTISTS,
EVERY EVENING THIS WEER,
Tielmte2o milt,. Doom ~p on at 7 o'clock.
te27-3m J. L CARNOROSS, Business EfanApte.
THE GREAT PTCTURE
AT COBCESVRTENHTG ALL L'llfintliE ROOM
WEBI3.
Commencing MONDAY &aril 11th.
J. Insco celebrated
PANORAMA OP THE BIBLE.
This is the poet complete and finished Painting of the
Sacred Scriptures in the world, comprising over fifty al
the most
SUBLIME AND THRILLING KRIM
Of 'Melia three thousand years of Biblical History.
forming altogether one of the finest exhibitions of tha
age.
OPEN EVERY EVENING at a quarter to 8 o'clock.
Aernbision 26 cents.
IS B.—Matinees on Wednesday. Thursday. Prided".
ane Saturday afternoons, at 3 o'ilock. ' •
Admission for Children 10 cents. fel9-ba
PENNSYLVANIA. ACADEMY OF
THE FINE ARTS.
1025 CHESTNUT STREET
CLOSED to Prepnve for the ANNUAL EXHIBITION.
Will open on the Asth of APRIL.
By order of COMMITTEE ON SXlllllt Oit.
ap9nf
GERMA_NI A. ORCHESTRA.--PIIBLI 0
REHEARSALS evert SATURDAY . it 9 o'clock. V.
M At the 114IISIOALL FUND BALL, Slues suk o pp,
cents.' Packages of nix ticket,. MI. To be had at MG
VIM'S. 1104 CEINSTAUT Street, J. B 00IILD.
YENTH and CHESTNUT. and at the Hall door. fen-11
MILITARY.
IWANTED -A FEW IVIEN FOlt , THE
lead Nentnient. Penna. Vole., Clol. CleoreeP Hamm
Also, one cvd Fife Nrajor and eeveral Fifers. Nogg
but good ronalclana newt apply to
Lieut. T. G KOHONY- IB3d Roe, P. V..
apl2.Bt* No. 41 North SIXT El Street.
A NAVAL AND MARINE tSERVIOE.
CITY AND WARD BOUNTY!
ADVANCE PAY AN 0 PRIZE MONEY!
MEN W4NTED for the NAVAL SERVICE and MA.
RINK CORPS, who will be entitled to all the City Bonn.
ties, in addition to Prize Money.
Seamen will receive an advance of three months` pay
as bounty.
Application to he made at once to
WM. E. LEHMAN
Captain and Provost Marshal First District Patina.,
inh3d-tf 245 South THIRD Street.
EDIUCATIONAL.
1r 0 N G MEN, WHO WILL NOT
-a- blindly tread the beaten path; those who are pro
gr,- salve; who believe in the possibility of improvement;
and who are willing to lay hold of the best means in.
their power to secure their advancement in the world.
can, by spending a few weeks at the
QUAKER CITY DINISIBIN COLLYAS,
N. B. corner of TiffrlH and CHSSTIfin Streets,
somae tbat wbicb. under all circumstance., will be an
available capital—a thorongb, practical education for
business.
The progress which this inetitution has made is one of
the beet evidences of Its superior advantages.
It hat been establiebed less than eta months, and is
contesseoly the largest and moet prosperotte Commercial
School in the State. Nor Is title due to any fictitious
C 18111155 or pretensions, but to earnest efforts to excel; to
make the course of instruction thorough and practical;
to spare no expense to mate the place attractive and plea
sant; but, above all, to the fact that the managers have
dared to inward worn•ont systems and introduce nth
sienna' improvements on the old order of VW nge,
Visitors are always welcome and we earnestly Invite
those interested to call and Judge for thems elves.
Send for a Circular and Illustrated. Compendium.
showing complete interior views of the establish
ment. aplS•it*r
LEGAL.
TN 7 HE ORPH A NS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COPNTY OF pal I.m)Fap}u/k.
Estate of -- hreikrZ - 1:1) ;R . L WS. deFeiii d
Notice ie hereby given 'hat the widr•vr of naid dece
dent halt filed In said Court her petition, and an SD ,
prateement or the personal estate which she elects to
retain, under the act or April 14th. 1851. and the sup-
Plemt.nts thereto, and that the same will be approved
on FRIDAY. the sixth day of May, MK nolese map•
tons be filed thereto. vim. W. .ITIV&NAL.
aplS-mth4L Attorney for MARY ANN LING.
TN-TrtE ORPFIA.NS' COURT FOR THE
-A-
CITY AND . COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate
. . . .
Notice le hereby given that the widow of eaid dece
dent boa flied lu said Court her petition, and an ap
prattement of the pereoue/ Witte which she elects to re•
WE. under tie act of inrlll4, 1851. and the mundementa
thereto, and% that the same will be approved by meta
Court on FRIDAY, the sixth day of May. 1854. unless
exceptions be filed thereto WM. W. JIIYRN
uplB mtb4t Attorney for A CINR HAUGH.
T RTI RES OF ADMINISTRATION
-•-• haying been granted to the undersigned on the es
tate of PRA) Z ADAM LINs, deceased, al/ persons in
delved. and those having claims, will pay or oresent
the same to MARY Afill LINS. Ad mintstratrix.
splB met . No. 116 GIRARD Avenue.
LETTERS TESTAMENTARY HAV
ing been THIS DAY granted to the undersiensd as
Executors of the last will and testament of MANG atar
HOFFMAN. late of the city of Philadelphia. deceased.
all perscne indebted to her estate will make payment.
and all persons having claims against the same will
Present them without delay to
Wit:Meld C. SMITH,
grill'a Lane, Twentr.fonrth Ward:
JOHN sELLSRS.
Upper Darby. Delaware county.
Executor,.
aplB m6to
APRIL 6, 1884
PROPOSAXIM,
O FFICE DEPOT COMMISSARY OF
ST/BSISTENOB
WAMINGT9.N. D. C.
PRi;tigag".iii s ir:
SEALED FROPOSA LE3 ere la7ited Until tl3e 25111 inSi,t
a t 12 o'clock M., for trirnishing the tinbaletence Depart
ment whb
EIGHT THOUSAND (8.0001 DAYMBLIEI OF FLOGS..
The proposals will be for what is known at ibis depot
ar Nos. 1. 2. and S. and bids will be entertained for any
onantTty lees than the whole
Hide Nina be in duplicate. and for each grade on sepa
rate sheets of paper,
The Flour to be fresh ground, and delivered 111 new
oak barrels. bead lined.
The delivery of the Flour to commence within five
days Irom the opening of the bide, and •in each gamin—
tles daily as the Government may direct: delivered at
the Government warehouse in Georgetown.. at th e
wharves or railroad depot in Washington, D. O.
The delivery of all - Flour awarded to be &Imitated
within twenty dal a from the opening of the blds.
Payment will be made in certificates of indebtedness.
or such other funds as the Government may have for
disbursement._
The usual Government inspection will be made just
before the Flour is received, and none will be accePted
which is not fresh ground.
Ar oath of allegiance meet Adcompans• the bid of a"fr
bidder who bits not the oath on ille in this office. and on
bid will be entertained from parties who have previous
ly failed to comply with their bide, or from bidders not
present to respond.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid for
any cause. Bids to be addressed to the randiEsios . d..st
140. 3X3 street. endorsed "Yrrel e G aEla
splB-7 Captain and G. S. V.
Mc CORD'S PATENT AMERICAN
RAITLE BATTON. The best instrument of Marin
and defence in the world. Sold by the inventor. No.
I.44 mithent en SIXTH, below Bees.
ap il• houseke kaeperki should.
be s. las
_ _ _
ag og FOB' ALBANY AND.
MOT, via Delaware and Raritan Canal.
The barge NONTBRIY. Capt. R DARVIIIid. U Doe"
loading at 14 Wbarf below SPRI7OIi Street, for the shore
into. and will leave on WYDNBSDAY. at 6 P. id..
IPor freight, which will be taken at reasonable rates,
aPplr to D L. PLANA.GAN, Agent.
aplB-34 804 South Delaware Avenue.
06%MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT
LO
a NED upon Diamonds, Watches Tewa/m.
Plata. Clothing. &a.. at JONES & CO 'a Ola-'
Established Loan Office, corner THIRD and
OsESILL Streets, below Lombard, ate gm If
OORREOT PIANO TUNING.
—Mr. O. I. BAEGUT'B Orders for Tnnbil
and Beriairins are received M MAWR is 00. w
Store. 90T WV Street, cab,
Ur, S. ha, had elepst Tears' radorrorpozioare 346.
SM. and AT . OluPPTSlelit rathiarariu&
OPBOIAL —rano' ressathered to maid as soi led
sweet t for d one as
new. wethost ressovbse. sautaug
Terms Tts*. I.L
Aprilli, 1884