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PEOIAL NOTICES.
0::;TION TO THE LADIES
Br THE BARD OF TOWER RA.T.L,
Say we see RPM the street
',re lady finely dressed.
utmee wardrobe. rtish and neat.
!olfiees taste expressed
by be• side there walk a man
ough and careless guise.
lat the 111-matched pair we scan
31i feelings of surprise.
4,•: whose husbands do not cheese
am leek trim and nice—
.2ll for your dress the) don't refuse
.4.” - a handsome price
-1 that wedlock makes you One,
ia an your show.
par other halt dose shun
:tat attire to go.
!f: of "vain expanse" he talks.
the niaaard be .
tx!Jed from those charming walke
int :•weet company;
'tot his own looks may reties! .
.nedit on Ms spouse.
h, his steps at once direct •
i.F.NNEresi famous house
ilarcest anci best-assorted stock of Cloth
% opeie. comprising all grades of ?amigo
Goods. from medium priced co the finest.
It pockets can be mit.d. Ws hnv e cago a
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of Youths' and Boma' Olothinv
TO vivER HaLL,
MS MARKS f s'reet.
BESKSIV & CO,
:.Y KNOWN RESTORER OF COLOR
EMIL DRESSING COMBINED.
Hair Color ;Restorer and Dressing."
Hair Color Restorer and Drawing "
L Hair Color Restorer and Dressing."
Hair Color Restorer and Dressing."
Hair Color Restorer and Dressing."
Hair Color Restorer and Dreeeing."
Hak Color Restorer and Dresden."
re: does not soil hat, bonnet, or the finest
stir hair; promotes a luxuriant growth
2610•118 all dandruff. itching, sourf
rendering it perfectly healthy; keeps
glossy, and beautffni; highly pattuned:
has no superior. Sir gle bodies 50 cts.,
". Sold by DR. SWaYBB & SON.
NORTH HMS STREET, Fkilada.
'LAMANTIA HAIR ORSTORATITH
AIPATHA. HAIR RIISTORATPTIL
.DIWATRA HAIR RESTORANIVR
•lAWATUA HAIR. RIMOBATP7.B.
UTAH& HAM EBEITORAfIVIL
Poem Hiawatha was adjudged to ham
Iteatott boon on his tribe become° lot
notice corn. Svert one will admitting
Ic worthy of the name. for the beneStc
known.
T THE HIAWATHA DOES.
da and gray hair and whiatens to their
Moine no !ha natural shading of One
three girins the hair a peti , -st life a)•
the most critical observer cannot de•
sales harsh hair soft and silky, stops its
Ines it and the scalp from all impurities.
lied and wiped from the skin as any hall
well - overcomes the bad effect* Of pre•
;orations containing inilplear, mar of
01 the Hiawatha published the follow•
teat it the New York dallier three
t 1 EWER ACCEPTED•
hewn and disinterested persona 111.
Proprietor of each preparation for the
tie color. Every proprietor to use no•
a preparation. and the Derma =MAI
tort. A certificate of the result to be
• a: the espense of the commuted Ma.
:rfa - kora 306EPH HOYT & (10..
10 ilniverelty Place, New York.
COUGH ENTIRELY CURED BY
mpar.ND £Tsr? OF WmD CHERRY.
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1 - 5 , wear. - wan attended by one of
ph)eleiana ifho prescribed various
.adnally raew worse. Hewing of the
Derforined by your Wild Cherry
'elei to try It, and a - ter =lug three
- AV the re s ult.
SAMUEL GO MD.
meat. botweenlitac9 and Vine.
=SOY, 330 ISG/th SIXTH Street. It
' CLOTHING, OF TON LATEST
INA Mannar, expressly for lISTAIL
Sells"' Prices marked is Plain
made to Order warranted satlsfac-
Its SYSTEM is strictly adhered to.
Mike.
604 KAMM Street.
MASON
&
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PIANos.
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PIANOS.
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SEVENTH
lop of the 19th Instant, Ban:
Beesley, IA the &Sat 7991 of
ItelA of the family are invited to 42.. t Terther MAIO%
frora treet,
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rgan ' a z'A eight mourns and apt
pi.trt. tea, wife of John
do of thVia
they are reenortflll.
`era. I?om the residence of her
be tett creet, harsdayuat
la loot . it Bethlehem Pat. Ed
of Leyte Dottier's Sone, is the
town on Sunday, Aprill7t.
.tetuer, Bey., la the 77Lti year of
41h, 114., fr &
mthya r e ea t ff em tio na-e he y
5¢ ~trede street. on Wednesda
PNcend to 2dontgomerY CM " .Y
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let. Albert. Warner. in
liel.te 'Lodge , . No. 286.
England ' ar a
funeral front the reel
hrtemae Partridge. 1616
th last at 9 o'clock. ee
J ST 0 r EbTED
Glossy Mohair Inane:
other Summer Goods.
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' l3 0 1138TNITT Street.
OLA.CINA, $l.
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..0.i,,.... ar bobs, -. rho a.... Jot/areas.
1 r belch will be hold at WO FairNILLIIA Street.
, r t 'V s (W.d.P.da , ) SvgNING. at 8 o'cl.xlk .1.1 1
m,.. LAICAL PREACEINAN , UNION Or
rill hop br.lrala —The next Nontlitt ifeettalt
wry' be bold in the Union M. E. Church, 04n% BtreM,
below Arch, 11318 IMBSING. le
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or FALLS OF SOWITYLKILL BAPTIST
SUNDAY 20 H00t.-00nOtittl` and RS. tit al-
TlO6l, THURSDAY /MUM% ADM 21m. 1881. 7 5G&Coe).
Adc 1155i0/1 26 cents. Children under twelve years of
age. 16 cents. Proceeds for the benefit of the sceool.
ap2o.2t.
1111 EP.TINGS FORtidIITIRD PR AVIA EL
iG~ De ILY. 6 o clock P. M. —Church of the liptithenr
(Episcopal). Monday and Thursday; Presbyterian
Chnrrh, Yelmi Square. Tuesday and Friday: baptist
Chnrrh. Broad. and Arch Wednesday and Saturday.
ap).6-11*
DELEGATES OF THE JELE VEM wiz
Revaeeovtativs Metrlct meet e.t she h-a^+ of
J""11 Row, WOO North SsCOND Street on Vint 3-
D.y Evening. 21s: Mat .at 5 o'clock W. J. RicCor.
snick. 4th DiViPion. ?•ixteenth ward: Wm Hance 6:11.
Division. Sixteenth ward • Jos. Rose. Sas Division. Six
tenth w.rd: JAIL: Steedman. 3d Dic!Si(ll2 Sixteenth
ward: Thos. B. Vinduzer, 7,11 r iv., bixtt.erith do • Thos.
J. Smith. hi Div., and Jobn hurtz. Sth Div , 16th ward.
Maw STEAM MARINE RAIL WAY.-TRIM
National iron Armor and Skip Banding :7 0m ,,,, ay
b...ce now in constant operation. at their Crortvi, at
lial6lllVS Yoitr2, a new and extensive Steal% Marine
BO JI, y , end ~re, prepared to haul out and do all Code
of repairs. with quick de patch. to Steennwe and Sailing
Veseen... WIL O. MILLIGAIL
arta' , ws4t* President.
fr3a. PEW ENGLAND. —A MEE 'RUM. OF ,
the oEW ENOLeND IiOLDISkb' ',BUB? AStu.
GIATIt.,N; afro. of t he Society of the BONS OF SSW
Er.GLA K Din Pennsylvania, will be held on WEDNES
DAY f.VENINO, 20th lust . at 8 o'clock. al the room of
FrertreOr Kendall, Mow THIaTSBN and LOIDEP
Etreete. Per Order. JAS B ALVORD, Sealy. spla-St.
THE. GREAT IDENTRA - L. FAIR
A blearing of the WINSItnt. COIINI ITER ( flitch
consists of the chairmen of the 'ration., committees) mill
be held on WEDNEinDAY RVSNING. 20th test_, at 8
iirloclo at the BOARD OF TRADE ROuldit, 505 CHitST
!RUT Street. Attendance is r.ques , ed.
By order of the .hseentive Committee.
orol9 2t }WRAC& HOWARD FURNESS. see'y. .
ast. F 11' TB MN TR WARD BOUNTY
PltoiD. ameliaa of the axecntive Committee
and recent contlibtuore wilrbe held at the Acheol
c. Trier of uciaTEN and TVirENTJEBII Streets, on W 8 0-
EVBItIEG, 20th That .at 8 o'clock. A full and
[smelt's] attendance le requeeted
.I“. , rICE —All persons having claims against the
Boitxo3 , Fond of the FifteenthyVard will present thorn
at 'he Nee of E H. HAWKING g No. 2143
100131cT VERNON !street on or before tingonii),r
T.CRNIN6 eflih lust ,at ha . f post 'f o'clock, me dams
add be considered after that time
d'HOMAB W. PIRGS.
Chairman Ea Cora.
NOTICE. —MEMBERS OF CO F.
2let Regiment. P. 8 M. commanded by .colonel
Alexander Murphy. who served in Septcmber, 1901, ere
hereby reenegted to am At No- IRO Clan . 4 brtf.t' street.
np stair, between the hours of 9 a., N. and 1 P. M . and
sten a Power of Attorney to receive their pay. Friends
of members absent from the city will confer a favor by
advising lee where I. can e. rite them.
JOHN W. CLAHNORN. Jr .
Late Captain Co. F.
CITY Borrivegr
CITY BOBSTY FLUID 00dIMISS/ON. go. 41278 street, April 1, 1864 --
The City Bounty will continue to be paid until farther
notice.
No applications for Bounty will be entertained Item
recruits who enlisted prior to the dote of the Freeldent's
Proclamation. October 17.1883
In future. powers of attorney for the City Bounty, from
new recruits for Pennsylvania Regiment.. mustered in
after this date, must be endorsed by the officer in charge
of the barracks that the man has been received thee.
By order of the Commission
apl-tf SAmIIBL C DAWSON. SeerfitalT.
OFFICE. CITY BOUNTY FUND,
Tn mrlio. 412 PRUNE Street, April 16, 1961
ren , equence of a drepatili received from Walling
ton !hie da•. the Commission - hare determined to 41011-
TilillE TEE MY BOUNTY of IMO until further notice.
enlB St R P. KING. Chairmen.
r:32. DESIGNS FOR. TTIE O Raw S •
BMA/ 1110.NIYMENT —The nadereirned, a tit) m
nattee of the propohed SOLDIERS' NATIONAL MONET-
MaNT at Getteebtirg. Pennsylvania. invite designs for
that Monument. together with an estimated cost. not to
exceed fifty thousandl6so. MO) dollars.
The desbrmm SY be for &monument of bronze or granite.
having a base or pediment et) constructed as to admit of
tab ets of booze of sufficient capacity to contain tit. names
of the four thousand (4 000) Union soldiers who fell in chat
memorable battle: the names arranged under the dif
ferent States to which the soldiers belonged, giving r.om
also for State arms or other chosen device Mending
upon this base an appropriate group or single Scare is
dashed, while the aides may contain relieves,. as far eel
the spaces will admit. The Committee are not in favor
of a tall AMUR or column. Two hundred and fifty dol
lars will be paid for the accepted deeign.
Designs for the Lodge. &adulators. Gateway and adjoin
ing Ir. n Fence on either side of it, are solicited.
The designs for the Monument must be tarnished on or
before the 25th day of May next, and may be sent to the
Secretary. JOHN It BARrLarr, Providence, Rhode
Those for the Lodge, Gateway, and Fence. are
required by the loth of May. The latter may be sent to
the President, DAVID WILLS, Gettysburg. Pa.
DAVID WILLS.
30111 E. BARTLETT,
B. W. NO Raid.
- T. H. FRBRY.
GETTYSBURG. April 7, ISM n,pl3-vret
Ms STATE OP DIELA.WAIiE,
THE CENTRAL FAIR.
At a meeting of the Gentlemen's Committee of the
Delaware Ereentiee Committee of the °user Gas-
TicAL FAIR, held at the Wilmington Institute, on
Wednesday moraine. the 12th inathis Honor Mayor
Turner was called to the Chair, and . the Rey. Leighton
Coleman was appointed Secretary.
The Hon S. al Harrington. Jr..
stated the object of
the meeting to be the perfecting of the organization and
the subdivision of the work belonging to the Delaware
Department.
On motion. it was resolved that a committee of three
be appointed to nominate to the meeting permanent m
cars for the Association.
McComb ale appointed art this committee Colonel H. S.
the Rev Wrn J. Stevenson, and Dr Williams
Curomins•Who afterwards reported the folleWingnaMed
persons as Permanent officers
Hon orary Chairman, hie Excellency Governor WE
CANNON
Aaiun Chairman, Rear Admiral S. P. DUPONT.
hecording Secretary, Mr. JAMES WOOLLEY.
Corresponding Secretary, Bev, LEIGHTON COLE.
MAN.
Treasurer, Mr SahIUSD 'FLOYD.
On motion, the nominations were approved.
On in; ton. it was Resobaect. That a committee a. at
et one from each district, hundred, &&., represented
at this meeting be appointed to nominate suitable persons
as members of the several sulecommittees. The
Chanmen appointed on this committee & M. . Harrington.
Jr.. Wilmington; the Rev. Dr. Clemson. Claymont; the
Bev Mr. Riley. Middleton; the Rev. Mr. Aikman, Wil
mington • Dr. Cummins. Smyrna; C H. B. Day. Dover;
H. Jenkins, Camden; Mr. Conrsev. Frederma; A. H.
Dixon Centreville; H. C. Biddle. Wilmington; John C.
Clark Jr.. bed Lion; John Quillen. Milford; the Rey.
'Mr .biskersort. Wilmington; John Woodall, Little
Creak; P. McLean, Wimington I Wm. Townsend,
Frederica; John F. Williamson. Newark; R. D. Hof
tacker, Smyrna ;
be foilowing are the names of the Chairmen of the
Tat g cu m: arunbt e co and tt Agri h cu n l s a u p ra p in
Implements—Samuel
Canby.
Arras, Trophies, Belies, Autographs, 41c. — Bear Ad.
=fret Dnneet_
Donations of Money—Wm Canby.
Internal Arrangements and Decorations—D. Lammot,
Jr.
Fine Arts—Felix 0. C. barley.
La. or, income and Revenue—S. Ti!. Harrington. Jr.
Nan nfacinres and Mechanic Cite—H. Robinson.
Trasksportation—R Q Sewall. Jr.
Orations. Lecture*, Fahibitione. and Entertainmants—
Win Canby.
It le as resolved that the Executive Committee shoal
meet every Thursday, al the Wilmington Institute. at 10
o'clock A. Hs. , and that those present should constitute a
quorum.
It le as ordered that the Wilmington Institute be the
headquarters of the Committee , and that all articles in.
tended for the Pair be directed to S. JIL Harrington. Jr..
Wilmington.
On motion. adjourned until 2 o'clock.
On reassembling in the afternoon, the names of the
members of the various sub. committees Were reported
and approved.
The Hon. Mr. Harrington read a sketch of the general
Plan of conducting the business of the association, Which.
ON motion. was adopted.
limas ordered that the proceedings of this meeting be
published in all e loyal pa adjou rn the State.
On motion, the Committee ed until Thursday,
the 21st init.. at 10 o'clock A. M.
Attest, LEIGHTON COLEMAN.
Secretary pro tem.:
The officers of the Ladies' Committee are as follow.;
Chairmen—Mrs. Alfred Lee.
Recording Secretary—Mies E. Newlin.
Corresponding Secretary—Mrs. H . L. Tatman
Treasurer—Mrs Wm. Aikman.
' Ladies and gentlemen who have been named to serve
on the several sub-committees. will be at once noticed
°mei: appointment by the chairmen of the several Gem.
minces. apiS-mwat
r 3. GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.— THi E.
Committee on Finance and Donatio us ackaow
ledge the following subscriptions. to this date, viz: •
A B Boricl.2.&V
H. P. McKean 2,500
8. & W. Welch 2,603
-
John Gibson. Sone. & CO 2 600
Thomas Sparks 1,000
Thomas /limber. Jr 1000
Jdhn A. Bro
Cown 1.000
Drexel &
I W. Clark & Co. . ... . 1.
1. 000 000
0. & H. Boriel.o3o
8 a .7_ k. Flanagan 1.000
Philadelphia Saying Fund - 1.000
Philadelphia Contributionship insurance Co. •• LOD
Pennsylvania Life and Annuity C0mpany......... 1,000
J. P. Hutchinson. 750
Allentown iron Company ' •• • • 703
Sophia Donaldson 600
AL L Damon 500
W. D. Uccle 000
North American Insurance Company 500
PoIVD Mutual Insurance Company 600
Southmark Bank 260
Hen. John N read 100
4134,800
The Committee again net their fellow. citizen, to come
forward in liberal aid of title noble charity.
A. X. BORIS, Chairman.
Parr...umx.rmA, 14th April, 1864. apl6-8t
OFFICE Or
THE
SANITARYT CN
TRAL FAIR FOR THE COMMIE
IIIMPHILADELPHLio 1307 CHESTNUT STHENT I KETCH%
UM. —The Committee on Fineness and Donations of the
Great Central Fair appeal for contributions in MONEY
to those of their fellow-citizens who do not prosose
sending to the Fair the products of their skill and in us
toy. by textile larger portion of the money received on
the occasion of the Fairs held.for the benefit of the sani
tary Commission in Cincinnati. Easton, mid Brooklyn
t
was derived from direct donations in CASH, awl not
from the proceeds of the' sale of ar ticies expose& What
the Sanitary Commission needs to afford relief to the sick
and wounded soldiers is money. in large amounts and
from all sources. We call, then, upon all beakers, cor
porations. 'capitalists, persons living upon incomes, pro
fessional or otherwise: in t. upon all who t o
not
be represented in the Fair by e their productione, to
N.* tee &wimple of those wile will, and tereontribete
liberally in money for this great object. In New York.
ongh their Fair ie not to be held for two weeks, con
tributions of more than ,5200,00 D in cash hare been
already received, a single department of-Srade, that of
dry troths, having made up - mote than half that anat.
Brooklyn and Cincinnati have each contribut,l as much
In money, and certainly the wealth, liberality. and
patriotism of Philadelphia can hardly be considered as
less conspicuous than that of these communities. Con
tributions will be thankfully received by any of the
members of the Committee. A. E. BOGIE. 13hatrman.
S. A.' INFIEII3II,
SAMUEL, WaDEH,
THOMAS SPARE&
A. J. ANTIILO,
ME DLEW
COPE.
JOHN T IS.
THOMAS KINSER. JR..
T. A. BIDDLE.
E. W. CL LEK,
WEL C. BENT
E. C.
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113C.OFFIVN. OF THE zanniau ZINC
COMPANY. No. 121 WALEUP &reek PELLA:-
DELpino. April ie. 1884. The Annoal Meeting of Ile
ntoc.hoidme of the Lehigh Zinc Company will be held
on FELE/NCO:Y. Fay 4tn prow . at 11 o'clock .for
the electim of seven Directors to serve for the enacting
year. and for the traneactlon of other bneinora.
GORDON NONGEE. •
Secretary.
112r.OFFICE BOHEMIAN MINING COM
PAIIII. IBS WALNUT Street.
PHILADIMPHIA, Aoill 14. 1864
Notice fh hereby given. that an aesesement of ONE
DOLLAR AND FIFTY ORISYS per Share on each and
Mrs , ' Ehare of the Capital Stock. has THIS DAY been
called by the Board of Directors of the BOBatiCAN
BUONO COMPANY. doe and payable on or before the
WALNUTa7 May. PH I Lt the Office of the COMPaIIY. 132
Street. AD 6 Grate.
By Order of the Board of Directors.
spl6 tine IS L. MAMAS. Secretary..
MOFFICE OF THE CONNECTICUT
lONIMO COMPANY, Mo. 406 WALNUT dtr.et,
PHILADELPHIA. April 18. 1884.
The annual Meeting of the atoekholders of the • 'Con
necticut Mining Company " will be held at the Mice of
tno ConuntnY. in Litchfield, 'Connecticut on MONDAY,
the 2d day of May, 1964. for the Purpose of electing Di.
rectors to :erve P r the ensuing year, in aceordance with
the Cbansr and Ity-Le.we of the Company
Tbe hanger Books of the Company will be dosed on
the 23d day of Am% 1864. and reopen e d on the 6th day
a May. 11364 at the office of the Company.- No. "g
WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
epic -14t W. S. STllilitaitT.
Preeideet.
Mg-
OVIMONG OF THE A. 31 ER IC A.N
2PIIOI ItI 6 DRA24OII COMPANY. PiimAner.vare.
inirn 11th. 1864.
no Directors have this day declared a Dividend of
EiNVSN DOLLARS AND FIFTY CANTS per share for the
last ma months. whisk will be paid to the rteenholders
or their lottalloprotentotavois. on and after the 2111 hut..
clear of all taxes.
aP/3 - 8t • ALBANY a L CRANITOND keratin,
FirREM/CW(Ola IR TWA PROOTO OF
DORXtees —ln aceotashee with a resolution of the
ard of Trus. passed on the 26th instant. the price
of Coke from the Mara et-street and Boring Garden
Works has been reduced to 10 ewe Der bushel, and
tom the Point Breese and Menem& Works to a omits
per !umbel. JOHN O. 0 R138802, Ohieflairteer.
PanakontnnA GAB Wcwas. March 23. Ifloa wh92 bn
garNORTH:I2RM t. IatZRTIES AIR D
PRNN TOWNeRtp RAILROAD OORPADTP.
PREGADELParA.
of n. not
The Annual Ifeelltur of the Stookholden of this (la
Pen? Win be held at th e once or the Thlladsdphis and
bfaalbg Railroad COMPIIIIT. No. 211 South FOURTH
Stmt. on MONDAY. the Sd day of May. neck at ten
o'clock A. M.; at Which time Itad lencenn election ( lon ,
caroe will
111472 be held. WK. H. Wilms.
/ illasterft.
PROFESSOR C. H. BOLLES
WILL COMMERCE A COURSE OF LECTURES
OW
THE SUBJECT OF igliDICA*, BLESTRICITF.
Ar
THE ELECTBICA . LINATILE. hia. I22I I WA LNUT
skr.t.
MAT 17th. 18141.
Professor BGE.LEs having closed hi. Third Winter
Conroe of LECTURES to a large class of Medias' Men
and otbere. 'whom complimentary resolutions show the
entire eatiafection they entertain in the perfection of hie
new eyetem in the TREATMENT of ACUTE and
CORO/a/O DIaIIaSES, by the use of GALVANISM and
tiler mod ificatiore of ELECTRICITY, will commence
an. ther COURSE OF LtuTIIREE at the institution.
1220 WALNUT Street, on TUESDAY EVENING. May
17th, 1f64.
Persona wiehtuE to attend the C 011219 are re questa I to
nliatp 9 rya ieal ion early aD'H wfrettlf•
11 . 11 W- -( Rigt
Or AGIN. REABLY TI) TUN 041. L. OF
THS 'ONION STATII commmas. the Loyal
Citizens of Philadelphia. who are favor of a vigorous
mateontion of the war an/ the *weft enerweeeit.a of the
rebellion, will assemble in their resyect:ve wards. on
FRIDAY. April 18. et 8 o'clock P. at snob places as
teas be designated by the officers of the National Union
AFeociations, for the pnroote of placing in nomination
candidates for Delegates to the vadous nonVentions to
be held under this] call; also, tc elect a Judge and two
leap...toss, from each precinct, to conduet an election to
be leld tit raid procincto on TUBSDAY. April 19. 1881.
between 6 and 8 o'clock P. M.
At the elections held under thie call, the cltliens of
esch precinct will vote for one Delegate toe Convention
cuutieting of wards comprising a Congressional district;
said Delegates ehall elect two Delegates and two Alter
oats.' to a NATIONaL CONVENTION. to be held at
Ssltimore, June 7. 1864. to nominate a PRESIDENT and
VICE PRESIDENT of the United States.
Alse, one Delegate to a lisprteentatlre and one Dole
eate to a Senet..rlitl Convention. to elect Representative
and Senatorial Delegates to a State Oonventiou to be held
at Barrisbura. April 28. IS% for the purpose of electing
Delegates at Large to the Baltimore Convention. and the
sel.ctlon of an Electoral Ticket.
The Dtlegstes electet as above, to the several Con.
centime shall meet on THURSDAY. April 21. 1864. at 8
o'c;ock P. M . at such places as a majority of their num
ber shall by advertisement designate. and transact the
purposes of their election.
It the meetings and elections held under this. call. the
rules governing the National Union party will in all
eases. be adhered to, and be considered as-decisive.
By order of the City Executive Committee of the Na
tional Union party.
JAMES FREEBORN. President
TORN T. FRAITICLIN.
ENNRT B cu ltrawyn. Secretaries
INC'UNION STATE CONVENTION.
Tbe loyal men of Pennsylvania comprising the
NATIONAL UNION PARTY wit meet in State Conven
tion in the Hall of the House of Representatives. at
HARRISBURG, al noon. on
THURSDAY, April 28, 1664.
Each district will be entitled to the same revreeenta•
Lion it now has in the State Legislature, and the dele
gates will be chosen at gush times and in sue 1 manner
as shall be dfrea•al by the reepactive Uounty Com
mittees.
The State Convention is called for the purpose of
Placing in nomination an Electoral ticket, selecting
delegates at large to the National Convention of the Union
nasty. to be held in 13 sitimore on the 7th June, and
MAIDS lineh action as it may deem proper le reference to
the approaching Preeld'ential canvass.
The selection of the district delegates from Pennsyl-
vania to the National Convention is left—where it pro
early lbelonge—to the people, assembled in their County
Conventions, but the different County Committees are
earnestly reetteeted to adept such meaeureeac will pm
cure a full attendance at their respective convenions,
and thereby secure, in the choice of deleawA a lull
and fair expression of the will of the people.
The Committee cannot forbear to oongratnlate all
lovers of liberty and the llttion upon the recent triumphs
of the good cause in New Hampshire and Connecticut,
end to express the hope. shared by all loyal men, that
they are only the forerunners of more eplendid victories
ece n to be won in the same cause, alike by the bullet
and the ballot.
In behalf of the Union State Central Committee.
WetHE IIIaVEACIH. chairman..
DE O W. 11.1117.8R8LY. / Secretaries.
Ar
~ W. BAYS.
Me. THE (GREAT CENTRAL PAIR, TO
BL lIELD IN PHILADELPHIA.. JUNE 1.0. int
lis bh". AIL DRS GOaDS DEALERS.—The Oenunittee
is charge of Yobr Department .10 the Groat Central Fair
is very desirous thet the contributions to the Retail Pry
Goods Branch shall exceed those from any other kind of
In:mines a.
To accomplish this desirable end. the Committee in.
vines lota hearty co operation and time you to contri
bute in morel, or in goods, rocerdißß to your means
It is booed that you will reserve your contributions for
norm own branch of businese, in order that this Depart.
meat wry get fell credit for your dona ions.
In a few'days yon will be called upon by a member of
this Committee. properly accredited, to w hom cash con
tributions may be given
Contributore of goods will please observe the following
directiene, which, if carried oat, will lessen the labors
of Die Committee:
Bach piece of goods should be ticketed. with Its Quan
tity end value, and so divided that Its sale may be pro
t cable Without measuring Ths name of tie donor may
also be on the ticket An Invoice should be sent to the
Chairman. or either of the Committee, Which should be
timbered or marked to correspond with the peerage
iehhh it represents. A reeieter can thee be kept of the
name and residence of every contributor, which will be
shown at the Fair.
Packages should be addressed
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.
Retail Dry Cfoode, No.
end sent to the Great Central Pair Depot, corner of Nine
teenth and Market streets, or they will be called for if
the request is made upon the invoice,
In case of accidental omission in calling upon any (Wel
ens, the error will be corsected by informing either mem
ber of the Committee.
hilt& JOsIiIIA TBVIS, Chairman Ladies' Cora..
1403 Locust street.
Meo..7).evie ?Am BROWN, BeelfekarN. Girtwd St.
MM. LUCIAN Noss. Treasurer. 139 S. Eighteenth 21:. A
LADIES' COMMITTER.
Mrs Augustus Ed wards 181.9 Spruce street,
lthe. Joshua rancour •
Mr. Olienebrough, 1010 Chestnut street.
Mrs. lone Lloyd, 2026 Vine street.'
Aim 8. B. Bancroft. 1803 Vine street.
Mrs. John T. Bell, 111.5 Girard street.
litre. Alex. Whilldin. Broad and Jefferson streets.
Mrs. .7 R. Balding, 126 South Nineteenth street.
dirs. W. L. Braden. S. W. con. Sixth and Saneom Sta.
Mrs. Dayid Wetherly.llo North Twentieth street,
Mrs. I Mood Smith. 1914 Spruce street.
ffi s. Salters. 1711 Spruce street.
Mies Caldwell, 1517 Locust street. •
Mies 7rantwine. 630 North Sixth street.
Miss Elizabeth Potts, 1023 Cherry street.
Mies ffi, it. Andrews. Darby, Pa.
Mice O'Callaghan. 1621 Spruce street.
Mies B. O'Callas ban. DM Spruce street,
Miss Fanny J. Doper, riiketnth and Race streets.
IiENTI,EaLEN'S CONNITTER
H. H. G. SHArteLlteS. Chairman.
208 &nth Thirteenth street.
EDWARD E. ETRE, Secretary. AOO Arch street,
Intro/ HALL, Treasurer. 26 South Second street.
John W. Thomas, 406 North Second street.
George S Lang, se North Eighth etreet.
Joseph kiteddart, 460 North Second street_
Tobn T. Lytle, Spring Garden and Seventh erects.
J. C. Chance, 1515 Market street.
Edward Bacon, 20 South Second street.
Wiliam Warnock, Girard House.
William Lynch. 305 Market street.
Edwin King. 026 Sonth Second street.
E. A. rue. 1834 Market street,
TINITED STATES SANITARY COMMISSION,
PHILADEL.P.IfIa AGENCY, No. 1223 CHFSTACT ST.
March 1. 1841.
The undersigned, members of the Executive Com
mittee of the GREAT (ANTRAL PAIR for the Sanitary
con mission. beg to invite the co-operation of all their
fellow-citizens, especially of those resident ia Fumy],
vania, Delaware, and Dew Jersey, in title important
enterprise. It le proposed to hold the Fair in Penedo'.
Phia, in thefirat yea in June next, and it is confidently
expected that the contributions, coming from a popula
tion so benevolent and patriotic as that which inhabits
the Central States, and representing the most important
and varied branches of industry dud art, Will secure _a
result in aid of the Lands of the Commission, and for the
ben efLi of tee Soldier, at least equal to that which bee
attended similar undertakings in other cities. It is not
necessary to say a Word to stimulate sympathy for the
soldiers We feel for them all as brethren, and the
popular heart seeks only the best mode of manifeating
that sympathy in the most efficient and practical way.
These r ails in other places have been productive ofgreat
results. By Ellie t'
e mees Chicago has recently raised for
this object sixty thousand dollars Boston one hundred
and fifty thousand, and Cincinnati more than two nun
o red thousand. We appeal, then, with the greatest con
fidence to the inhabitants of the Central States, especi
ally to those who constitute the great industrial classes,
to send as contributions the productions of their Skid
and work =unship. We appeal to them la the interest of
no party, radical or conservative, Republican or Demo
crat, Administration-or anti-Administration. We know
only this, that to send our national soldiers in the field
aupre les to supplement those Government undertakes to
live them, but which they sometimes fail •to receive,
and thus to relieve them when sick and in misery, is a
work of Christian charity, and that it is a work of in
telligent patriotism also, as economizing their life,
health, anti efficiency, on which. under Nod, the Nation
demi as in this its time of trouble.
We, therefore, ask every elm yman to announce this
humane undertaking to his people. and to advise them
to ao what they Call to further it. We ask the press to
give it the widest publicity and the most eareest en
couragement. We call on every workshop, factory. and
mill. for a specimen of the best thing it can tarn Out: on
every artist, great and small, for one of his creations;
on all loyal women, for the exercise of their taste and
industy ; en farmers, for the products of their fields and •
dairies Tne miner, the naturalist, the man of seisms*,
the traveller, can each send something that can, at the
very leant, be converted Into a blanket that will warm.
and may Save from death. some one soldier whom Go
vernment supplies have failed to reach. Seery one who
can produce any thing chat has money value is invited to
give a sample of hie best work as an offering to the cattail
of national unity. liver, workingman, mechanic or
farmer, who can mane a pair of shoes, or raise &barrel
of apples, Is called on to contribute something that Call
be Wu Med into money, and again from money into the
means or economizing the health and the life of our na
tional soldiers.
Committees have been appointed in each department
of industry and art. whose business it will be to solicit
contributions for the Fair, each in its own aPeClat.
branch. These Committees wilt chase themselves in
communication with those persons who may wish to
aid ea In Lb. meantime, It is recommended that Local
Committees or Associations should be formed in every
poi tion of Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New Jerbey,
wi h a view of organizing the industry of their respective
Deis hborhoods, so as to secure contributions for the
Nair
Committees of Ladies have also been organized to co.
operatt, With these of the gentlemen fa soliciting eontri--
buttons.
iist of these Committees will be shortly published
and distributed. in the meantime, those who are dis
posed to aid as . or who may desire any further informa•
non on the subject, axe requested to address the Oor•
tesPon ding Secretary of the Executive Committee of the
Great Central Fair, 1323 GUMMI:IIJF Street.
JOHN WIILSH, Chairman.
CALEB COPB, Treasurer.
CHARLES J . STILL&
Corresponding Secretary
HORACII HOWARD FURBISH&
Recording SecretarY.
GEORGE W. HUNTER.
Assistant Secretary.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
A. J. Antelo. Wm. V. Keating. M. D..
Wm. B. Aehhurst, Robert M. Lewis,
Leon Berg, Charles efaA:alester,
Horace Blaney, Jr., Samuel F. Merrick.
A E Botie. Bloomfield H. Moore,
H. B. Browne. James H. Omer
°sorsa W. Childs, Jona Bice.
John C Cresson, John Robbins.
Daniel B. Cummins. William Struthers
Themiore Cuyler. William M. Tilghman,
John Deirereux. George Trott.
Frederick Fraley. Thomas Webster.
Frederick Oran; George Whitney,
J C. Grubb. George A. Wood.
Joseph Harrison. Jr., • spill =waft
Ofts, SCHITY WEILL ANDI3IUffichUBH 4211 NA.
RaILROAD uO. Office HAT B. FOURTH Street.
• PHILADELPHIA. itpril 4, 1864
The Anneal Meeting of the Stockholders of this Coat
-01117: and en election for President and six Massa. en,
will take place, at the OZoe of the Compoh3r. on MON.
DAY, the ad day of May next: at 11 o'clock 11_.
and. tnry2 WAR% Secretary.
Ctited TIOGA IMPROVEMENT COM
PA In.—notice is hereby given that a Company
the Stockholders of the Tiomt_ Improvement
will be held at No %IS SIBROHaff TS , =CHASMS, in
the city or Philadelphia. on the Sd day Of MaY Mt. Da.
Mien the home of 12 and 4 o'clock, to Coot Nanasern,
President. and Trmenrer of said CompanT.
WILLIAM ILLiS, Treasurer,
O. 7%4 MARKET Street.
mh3l.tmaS
MA ME .1B 'X' IA GI OF THAD STOCK'
lOLDhII6 tor TIiEBLOOaI6BURG IRO,I COM.
k•ANT 10,1 be held at the Coinip_any aloe. at irondale,
voinnabits VOLUM. Penna.. on WIDIMD.I.Y. Say 18413.,
1664, for the toarpose of electing nine Directors to serve she
earning I ear, and for the transaction of other bosiness.
W. E. B. BAKER, Treasurer and ReeretsrT.
Dro. .3 North WATBE. Street.
Philadelphia. Aprill6, 1864. dOlfi-SCd*
T
NOTIVe — HE FIRST ANDIUAL
Or Ir
raesits g_ of Flioekholden; et rilliONN DsM
CuAL COMPANY will be held At the Office of the Com
may, No. 311 y, WALNUT :street. on TUBSDAY. May
ad. )9134, at la M , when an election will be held for Five
Directors to serve for the ensuing rear.
epl4- l9t CHAS D KNIGHT, Secretary.
Mr. GOOD SPRING RAILROAD CO
PHILADELPHIA( la lad
The kennel Meeting of th... Stockholders of this Corn
nape. w ill b e held at the "Mee of the Philadelphia add.
Rosana II Co.. No. 2217 South 70136. TH Street. Phi
ladelphta on MONDE!. the 2d day of May neat. at 11
o'clock a. N.. at whit& time and Place an election for
officer. will be held. WM. .11 Was 3,
5t14,161 liporstary.
TVORYTYPES.,-B. F. R EIMER 'S
are characterized by merit of hitch order. evinced in
Purity of style and brilliancy of coloring, tuasorpaosed
in the city. Gallery. OA 4 AEON direst. .
m 0Ni:1 - MENT$ : AND GRAVE
large assoitment of Gran. Stones. of
various designs. made of the !bleat Italian and American
Marbles. constantly_ cn Mad at the Marble Works of
11014054,14
AMA* aTSIDEILaTZ: RLDGII Avelino. belowoal Wiewooth
THE PREBB.--PIIILADKLPIELC-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20,. ISM:
TwENTIE7 EC REGIMENT P. V.
TO 21311 PATRIOTIC CITIZENS OP PHILA
DELPHIA
The 2,Orrt REG lale NT P. V.. having become mush
reduced in cumbers, since ire r•turn frdus the campaign
of 1653, br the enlistment of ite members in the reviler
army, It Is desirable, in view of an naotortitAn future, to
El , its ranks to the error standard.
The 40.1 is not Militia Regiment; its members vo
lonteeared and were rhristesed tato the service of the
United States. in Jane, 1863 for an. unlimited period..
tsUbost [tritium what service they were expected Weer
form. end 'hey served unfit mustered out.
It is ow and hLa
_ever ready to reepott d to any
VIP MN , MAT br ulnae ripcnt 1 1 by lie Governmeot; but
that it may he :indent, 1 call upon you, lettliOag aela Yt
/On up Os ranks.
The itolow lag Comranies are not fall. and will receive
members:
Cob/racy A—r.'aptain P. V. SMITH
Company B —Captain R B. NCH.
Company C—Captain S O. SEIEBLE.
Company D—Captain J. 11 DYE.
Company [—Captain it SNYolta LBIDT.
Company X— Captain JO HN MARCH.
Company 1 0 —Captain H. L. SS V DER.
Company o—Captain D. P BILLIIIGTON.
Two fall companies. now organized or to be organized,
will be admitted Soto the Reelmtnt•
Tbore only ars desired wbo are willing to Novell:stele('
vine
any nem
pa t n h e sir rtint
to
their pa nervizicehith they elanllbe m so ay be long
r o e f o r tl x o ired r .
assigned. WM. B THOM eV.
Colonel commanding.
20th Regiment P. P.
A NAVAL AND MARINE BERV.T.OE,
CITY AND WARD BOUNTY! MOSEY!
PAY AN:t PRIER ONEY!
X KEN W tNTED for the NAVAL SERVICE and NA
DINE CORT S. who will he entitled wall the City Boum
ties, in addition to Prise IifOOPT.
Seamen will receive an advance of three months' pay
As bonritY.
Application to be made at once to
i'M. lc LEHMAN
Captain end Prevost Marshal 'First District Penna.,
245 South THIRD Street.
.....
TIRYANT, STRATTON, & BANNTS.
-A-0 TM'S ETAT& AND NATIO-NU, COMAIRRIIAL
COLLEGB, S. & corner al SIMS ITH and CHESTPICIP
Etrepte Iretroction in Book-keeping, Commercial Law,
mmerclal Antbmetio. Bnetntss Duet
nt orreipondanoe, and Telegraphing • eel prepara
tion for bukineep can be anglified by spending short
time at Ws Institution.
Cellar rend for a circular.
AN ASSISTANT MALE al ASSIC A.L
TEMIFIER Wanted.. Paeition born:um:mot /Wary
grad. PHIL ADRI.PRI.4. TRACHRni' ISSEITIITS, No.
,217 South, Ri Ftro.t.
FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY
VANS & 1 - 121 S S A. 14
;slllLirrArtrY FURAT-Ui3l-1-Eries
Banners, Regimental and Company Flags, Swords.
Reales, Belts. Peasants, Epaulets. Hate. Caps. Can
terns, Haverracks, Camp Rite, Field Glasses. Snare.
and everything neitaining to the complete outfli o
Army and Navy Officers .
A liberal diacount allowed to the trade. apl6•lm
FURLOUO-138.
Oincers and Soldiers. - Vetting the city Olt Furlouilk
meediag
And other MILITARY BQUIPMENTS, are invited to the
very extensive Manufacturing Establishment of
O 41".". W. SINICIDTEI IECELCI.,
SIaIIiiiOM.STREST HALL,
SAUOM Street. above Sixth.
PRESENTATION SWORDS
Made to order at the ehortect notice. Which, for riohneee
and magnificence. challenge con. petit'on, no other how*
in the country combining the MANIIPACTIPtING
JSW
SLSR with the PRACTICAL SWORD-MARBR.
tahlo.2m
FROTHING -SAM t% WELLS
HllAel. INEDIUM. AID LIGHT SHENTINGS AID
SHIRTING&
STANDARD DRILLS.
Esevy CANTON FLANNRLS.
WASH ROTOR ADD VICTORY OAMDDIGS AND
BROWNBLRACHRD, AND CORSET JEAN&
No le wORSTBD TART. As sant tl
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
NOS. 1 & 3 NORTH SIXTH STREET
JOHN C. ARRISON,
MANUFACTMIER OF
THE
IMPROVED PATTERN SHIRT,
FIRST OUT BY J. BURR DIOORE I
WASHABITED TO FIT AND GIVE BAT/SVACT/WIL
ALI3O.
Importer and Manufacturer of
GENTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING GOO DS.
N. &Aides made In a superior 111A.11.11et by hand
and from the beet Materials. apl4•Bm
GEORGE (BRA-NT,
A LABOR AND COMPLETE hTOCK OF
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Of hie own imputation and mannfaotnra
Ilth celebrated
• "PRIZE MEDAL, SHIRTS."
Manufactured under the superintendence of
JOHN F. TaGNERT.
(Formerly of O)donberg at Taggart, )
Axe the most perfect-fitting Shirts of the age
at - Orders promptly attended to. -1013-Wfm•exa
FINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY"
'X he eubsertbers mould invite attention totheir
•
IMPROVED CUT OF SHIRTS.
which they make a speciality 1n their business. Alen,
eonltatttlreeeiving_
NOEELTIE4 FOE GENTLEMEN'S WE E.
GI , 8 B PU 2O ES cra
ERLSMIeN NIS G STOms,
814 CHESTNUT EiT.,
Pour doore below the Continental.
GRAY'S PATENT
•
MOLDED COLLARS
Rave area Meta before the pubito for nearly a year.
They are 'universally pronounced the neatest and best
fitting collars extant
The upper edge presents a perfect cure, free from the
angles noticed in all other collars.
The cravat causes no packers on iheinside of the turn
down collar—they are AS SBOOTH INSIDE AS OUT
SIDE—and therefore perfectly free and easy to the neck.
The Garotte Kollar has a smooth and evenly-finished
edge on BOTH SIDES.
These Cellars are not eimp4 flat Dime of Darter ant in
the form of a collar, but are MOLDED AND. mule
TO PIT THE NEM,
They are made in • *Novelty" (or turn•down style). hi
every Milt size from 12 to 17 Inches. and in "Eureka"
(or Garotte). from 13 to 17 inches, and packe d . in solid
sizes." in neat blue cartoni., containing 100 each: also,
in smaller ones 0110 each, the lattera very handy pasdP
an for Travellers, Army end Waviolloem
ifir AVERY COLLAR. is stamped
"GRAY'S PATENT MOLDED COLLAR."
Sold by all dealers in Men's Furnishing Goods. The
Trade supplied by
VAN DUSEN, BoEuhann, lti go.'
Importers sad Wholesale Dealers In Men's Ferniebbli
Coeds, GET CHESTNUT Street.
zohSemfm 3m Philadelphia.
ENNEDY, STAIRS, & 00.,
Nos. 130 and 132 North Wharves.
WHOLESALE DEALERS
PICKLED AND DRY FISH.
• lame stock, in assorted packager. suitable for COMP
try Trade. always on band. alg3-2m
WOITLD YOU POSSESS A FINE
Portract malaria your font wishes. get B.
F. EMBER% life-etze Photograche in on colors. Ac
curate and Wallas pictures BAB ARCH Street. 1.t.0
SPECTACLES TO SUIT ALL SMITS.
ARTIFICIAL HUNAN STIR
Insertad without pain. b 7
JAKES' QUIR
W. &
v OS& ORRIITNO If T BOW.
OPERA GLABBEB AND OFFICERS'
liiiiineseres for .Physioians end Altndents..
Avery Woe aseertmentrfor eats-
JANIS vv. QUilfif
_...
. . 9.44 Pdielplifr street.
.MATIFEMATWAL `_DRAFTI NG AA-. • BTRUMENTt
Cl eaten= s listaUis and dasal-tap Ilsaanzew
For WO by JAm - soaomat•o DfDT uset.
Mg mg Illadrigoicitiaows eittl. , ;001-14
EDUCATIONAL.
ARMY GOODS.
418 ARCH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
SWORDS,
CLOTHING.
BITPIRB STOOK
Now Beady.
W4NAMARRIt & BROWN.
Popular Clothing Bowe.
Corner Muth and Market streets
No.-610 CHESTNUT STREET.
Has now ready
*
ABOVE, ARCH BTERRT,
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
- -
N . W. CORNER EIGHTH AND
AA.manrcut
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO,
(FoRREULT 00 WII3IITHWAIT & CO.).
HAVE NOW OPEN,
A fine assortment of Black Silks.
Small Plaid India Silks.
Asia, Striped, and Plaid Poplins.
Superior Black and Colored Aimless.
Pink. Blue, and Buff Brilliants.
Pink, Blue. and Buff Percales.
Striped and Flamed French Cbintsee,
SHAWLS, SHAWLS, SHAWLS.
100 Lama Wool Swawle, from $2 SO to $B.
100 Mozambique " SS to 67.
100 Sllk Check • • Tol
100 Black Stella • • &160 to 4120.
We dill have an Immense stock of
COTTON AND LINEN
!MEETINGS AND SEIRTDICIS.
600 dozen Towels and Napkins.
• A full line of Bareesly Table Linens.
The celebrated Power and Band-Loom Table /Anew.
Buckaback, Birdeye. and Diaper.
Lancaster, Manchester, and Honey-
Comb Quilts.
• Pink. Bine. and White Marseilles Counterpanes and
Quilts.
Cloths, Casslineres, and Cloakings.
A tall assortment of Simkins.%
A full assortment of Cloths and Caselmerea..
A lull assortment of Bops' www,
At Wholesale and Retail.
N. W. Corner Eighth and Market Streets.
Inh2l•mwt tiyl
NEW sTOREIII
FL B. (Tor WWI% AND &WM MISTS.
J. COWPERTH WAIT as 00.
We would Invite the:Attention of our old Customers
and the public generally to our stock of
FAnCY SOD ETA: LS DRY . GOODS.
Which we wlll Reit at
VEICY I , OW PRIDES-
We. hkee on heed one of the largest and most
complete stocks of •
FANCY DRESS GOODS
Ever offered at retail in this city, embragint all the
new styles and shades of
FOULARDS.
FIOS oILN GEBIgADIEB3.
ALPACAS.
ALL WOOD DE LAIDTES.
PLAIDS.
dIUZAHRIQUES. •
MDR AIRS.
OREN /I DINE BAREGES,
-
POPLINS
OROANbIRS.
JACONETS,
STRIPED AND PLAID LENDS, dm.
A large and well. eelected stock of
.
BLACK AND INDIA SILKS,
Which will be sold low.
. 1 lot double Width BortMMUS,. &i 0 yards. at 97g&
llotßrocade Poplins. 400 yard,. at Sic.
Shepherds' Plaids from 37%e. up
Pine Ght,llies at 150.
-
SHAWLsi
In great varlet, —All toe new fabrics and designs for
Spring and Summer wear. ranging in price from $2.50
to WO. Those in want of bargains ia this line should
Siva na a ealL
LADIES' CLOARINGS. all shades.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERBS. for Mans' and Boy's wear.
from $1 up
HOUSE FURNISI3tING GOODS.
AP Immense variety. consisting of Table Linens. Conn
toren... napkins, DoTlies. Towels. toilet 3 30,8r1V
Ripe* Crash. Stair Crab, &c.. &a
We would also call the attention of buyers to our
stock of Muslim*, Sheeting,. Flannels. Calicoes, Preach
Chintzss, Figured Brillianies. Praol Table Cows, Co
lored Damask Table in 6-4. 7.4, and E 4 sizes.
VERY CHEAP!
WIAITE. GOODS
ia now sample*, o,mpil.-ing. bout - tog Linens. White
Brilliantes, Cambric 56to.lins Victoria Lawrie, Rain-
Hooke, Swiss Muslims, Plaid Dinslins. &c., die,
COWPERTHWATT CO ,
S. }L CORNER NINTH asDID aßtiEl
aptl.wftio•tf PUIL&DELPEd/L.
Our line of
HEAP P PRY GOODS, • CARPETS, OIL CLOTEI.s, MATTING. AND WINDOW
SHADE'.—V. E ARCHAMBAULT. Northeast corner
ELEVENTH and MARKET Streets. will open this morn
ing, from auction. Ingrain Carpots, wool Oiling. 50. 56.
62. and 75c: Ingrain Carnata, ail wool, 75, 670, - $l, .1.14
$1 25. $l. 37, and $1.50; English Brussels Cantata. only
$1.62; Entry and Stair Carpets. to $1; Rag, Ileum
and Cottage Carpets. 37 to 65c: White and Red Check
canton Matting, 97 to 620: F:oor Oil Clothe: all widths,
62 to 87c: Opt Sorderea Window Shades. 76c to $2
CHEAP DRY GOODS AND Ted daIIINGS.
New York ?dine lifitrlina. 44c; Williamsville, at 446;
Shootings, SOc to $1 20: Poplins. 37 to 87e; gapteaa. all
color-. 37 to 75c: 13i Nck Sills. $1.25 to $1.75; Chollies and
Delainee, 31 to 350; Table Linens. 75e to $1 55; Napkins,
16 to 150 c: Towels and Toweling's. 14 to 37c; Shirting
Muslim:. 16 to 37c; Fancy and Plain Cassimares. 750 to
$1 76; Flannels. 50 to 87c; Linen Handkerchiefs. 8 to 510;
Ladies' Cotton Hoge. 16 to 60o; Glove.. 15 to 75c, - gnaw's.
$3 to $10; Lawns, 25 end 28u: Plaid Poll ahevre.
to 62c; lipiing Otooklings, $1.50 to 412; Coats' clot on, 9a;
Pius. Sc; Needles. Sc; Hooks and Eves, 3:3; Skirt Braid,
7c; Windsor Soap. &c. • Oolgatee Soap, 60. Wholesale
and Retail, Northeast corner EL aysnrra and MARKET
Ernets. apt- m wf Im
MILLINERY GOODK,
P. A. HARDING & CO •
IMPORTERS LAD JOBBERS OF
STRAW AND . MILLINERY GOODS,
No. ME ARCH STAMM
PEILADIMPIII.A.
IDhS•2m
1864. 1864.
WOOD & CARY,
725 CHESTNUT STREET,
STRAW AND MILLINERY
GOODS.
Y. E.—MERCHANTS AND IfILLINBES are invited to
examine before =abasing', as onr STOOK IS TULL
and PRlald LOW_ *
mh3-2121 WOOD & OANY.
SPRING}. 1864.
BROOM ROSENHEIN,
431 MARKET STREET,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
RIBBONS,
• iscoriT.NE.T
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S HATS,
FLOWERS,
AND
MILLINERY GOODS GENERALLY.
MILLINERY
inWE RESPEOTYULLY
GALL THE ATTENTION OF
7 41"
THE TRADE
TO 013 S STOCK OP
SPRING MILLINER! GOODS.
WE RAVE NOW OPEN
A BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF
FRENCH FLOWERS,
RIBBONS, SILKS ; LACES, VEILS, &c.
BERNHEIN,
726 CHESTNUT STREET.
inh.99-3m
MISS M. A. BAKER,
No. 11840 CHRSTRIIT STREIT.
Ii Rae opened a large 81120 , ttnOni
FARIS KILLIFSRY.
apl2Sme For the Spring and Summer of 1864.
INSURANCE.
ITAVE lOU PROVIDED FOR YOUR
FAMILY AN INSURANCE ON YOUR LIFE
HOME
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MUTUAL,
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•
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PHILADELPHIA REFERENCES:
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STAR IN THE DES
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fe2B-tivl XV Routh SIXTH . Streak.
MEDICAL.
LYON'S HATHAIRON.
Kathairon is from the Creek word "Rathro." or Ka
iludro," signifying to eleanse, rejuvenate. and restore.
Thin article ie what ite name signifies. 'For preserving.
restoring and. beautifying the HOBAN HAIR it is the
most remarkable preparation in the world. It in again
owned and put up by the original proprietor. and is now
made with the same care skill, and attention which
gave Its gale of over one million bottles per annum.
It is a moot wawa]. Bali 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 IIATELIIION. It is known
and used throughout the civilized world. Sold by all
respectable dealers -
• DIMAS S. BARNES dr CO.. New York.
HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM.
This is the most delightful and extraordinary article
ever, discovered. It changes the snn• burnt flea and
hands to a pearly satin texture of ravishing beauty. im
parting the marble purity of youth. and the dtatingud
appearance so inviting in the city belle of fashion. It re
moves tan. freckles, pimples, and roughness from the
skin, leaving the complexion fresh. transparent, and
smooth. It contain no material ininriona to the chin.
Patronized by actresses and opera ninon. It is what
every lady should have. Sold everywhere.
Prepared by W. E. BANAL Troy, N. Y.
.Address all. orders to
BEAUS S. BARNES 4 CO.. New York.
HEINSTREET'S INIMITABLE HAM BEETO
EATIYE.-NOT A DYE.
But restores gray hair to its original color, by supplying
'the capillary tubes with natural sustenance, impaired
by age or disease. All instantaneous dyes are composed
of Lunar mutate, destroying the vitality and beauty of
the hair, and afford of themselves no dressing. Heim
etreet's Inimitable Coloring not onlY restores hair to its
natural color by an easy process, but gives the hair
LITXTIBIABT BRAINY,
promotes its growth, prevents its falling off, eradicates
dandruff. and imparts health and pleasantness to the
head. It has stood the teed of time, being the original
Hair Coloring, and is constantly increasing in favor.
Deed by both gentlemen and ladles. It Is sold by all re
spectable dealers, or can be procured by them of the
commercial agents, D. S. DARIUS & 00., 202 BROAD
WAY. New York. 7wo sizes, 50 multi and $L
MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.
The parties in St. Louis and Cincinnati, who have been
counterfeiting the Mustang Liniment, under pretence of
WorietOrehip, him been thoroughly gauped by the
courts. To guard against further imposition. I have pro
cured from the United States Treasury a private steel
plate revenue stamp. wbick is placed over ths top of
each bottle, Each stamp bears thefdo simile of my /IV
nature, and without which the article is a counterfeit.
dangerous, and worthless imitation. Examine every
bottle. Tide Liniment hoe been in use and growing in
favor for many Years. There hardly ea tats 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
MLR and beast are perfectly remarkable. Boren are
healed, pains relieved. lives saved, valuable animals
made useful, and untold Ws assuaged. For bruises,
sprains. rheumatism, swellings, bites, cuts. caked
breasts. strained horses. dic.. it is a eovereinn remedy
that should never be dispensed with. It should be in
NIFEkrIP family. Sold by all druggist,.
tenn-invtramantowent D. S. BARNES. New York.
THE -lINTIERSIGNED HAVE THIS
-a- DAY formed a Copartnerehip for the carrying on of
the JOB PRINTING Slimness. under the firm•name of
GRAHAM. & IitoPARLAND.
stream.
WM. J. GEAMAM.
WM. S. MSFAIMSMD.
ap2l3-12t*
APRIL lb, 1884.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED, PER
v.. -Reimer Persia," an attortmont of colors of
SITAESPIARIAN TBECENTSNAHI HAMM. for the
coming aelebratloy•
WM M HORSTMMIN & POWS,
apl9-8t ' FIFTH and CHEERY Streets.
p APEE WAREHOUSE.
FARRELL.. xßvima, & co.,
510 MINOR STRUT
lfinr factors= of ROLL WRAPPERS. DOUBLE and
SINGLE MEDIUM, OAP. and CROWN mamma. of
11.1ixot. or XMAS to order.
Iligheat rd« paid for rove to larso or null Quad.
f.sp
11 - EATON & DENOKLA,HABDWABE
Oommltelon Narahanta, 50T 00111111301 and 510
NORTH Strteta. offer for .ale;
Anchor Brand .0 alinnant& Kill Mud&
W. & O. Bn.ohar's O.atltaal ;.Nadla Cabinet Loa&
Patnant's Honig Na il s; Look.. *shoal 18= .
Copper. Brace. and ban 'Who; Cotton
Abe. assortment of am...lea! Hardwara hdauff,
CO.RN El AND BUNIONS. •
PETERSON
PITBUSON
P ETE ETERSON
PRSON
- COEN •
•
- COME
474414 611ETMENT
OINTMENT
OINTMENT
Will thoroughly cure CORNS and BMILOBE. without
bolr yt, Dittirieti eve vel ure . Price $ l cents.
OREM , UOLLO Alr. re 60WD___,Ete Ajgente,
0 1 44 - 3ar NO PQM IOW4
IUiUrIONO.
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN,. A
• • situation al. Travelling Agent or Sal.staaa 1.12 a sal
brAreFfi Boar city refereve. given. Address S. H. In,
3012 ELLSWORTH Strest,Phila Jr. two days. anal Et"
lA/ANTED-IN A DRY.GOODS JOB
. DING ROUSE, a B&LESMALP, thoronshly ac
quainted with the city oaah trace. to sell by namp!o To
ttcittrAttlttgtwrtyt.htirbeealllateitne7.kuy2.gibor
43%ff.etitAddreee
ap2l)-Sts
WANTED—AN 'EXPERIENCED
v SALM aDYin a Dry Gonds Store. Apnlv at
No. 70 North FOURTH Street, for two day, apla 2t
WA TED—IN A_ WHOL ESALE DRY
w Goode House, an experienced hand to .s*rinie and
keep r took In Oniod• Ad n YAM With name wnd refe-ence
Box 149 e, Phlla. Pon Office. ap2o-2c.
•
ANTED=BY AN ACTIVE, INDUS
YOUNG Mall. who cap keep books and
Is a fair penmen, a situation. where he can make him
self neefnl Reference orpren If rarintred._ laaress, for
tlrte days. ' utlice of this caner. It,
AX • TANTED—A MAN C®P ABLE OF
v .apeptra a Plain set of banks and to make himself
gene ally . neetni io the uil %einem Good testim
required. Address Poet Office. Box 1216. aplo-st
WANTPD-BY A @OBER AND IN
(lt:merlons man, a SITUATION as Assistant Book
keeper Would be sighing to collect. or make himself
gfn.rallf useful. Beet of reference given. Add re.,
Useful. and left at the office of this paper, will re
celve attention. sole. 20.
J 5 000 149
A. $10,000. PAR eNER
*1 7 9 SHIP Wanted with this am rant in a cash
61:minus. already established. Address. btAtiDll when
end vhsre en Interview can be bad, R. W. G.." at
this (Mice. apl9 20'
s z 7s A MONTH WANT TO. HIRE
AKISNTIS In every Connell at $75 a month, ex
pf,aties paid. to cell my new cheap Family Sewing bli•
'Mans. addram MADISON.AIfred.Ka. Cfelld&WBm
WANTF,D TO RENT--A RE3I
mv-IL1)F102. ON KNON‘STERZT, thrOo•story dwoll
ing, with bask built/Inge and modern improcementa,
` wanted by tba lath of Mow Root from 16930 to MO. ad .
diPPg Box 10139 Post Office. ap1.5.6t.
...T F4 ,.HORSES WANTED—WHO HAS
GoOD FAMILY H 418134 FOR SALE?
The ady.rttser 'will be In Philadelphia one day thin
wvolc, and wiabee to biay the following Gorses:
One fine, healthy, gentle Horde, for haayy work in
Stout spring watort
A Pair of Bores for faird'y earrings noo They must
be warranted gttal to and kind Speed 1a no special ob.
J a e, looke and being well-broken being desirab:e. One
of the pair to be a good Saddle horse .
Ateo. one stoat Borne , for a fif mtiv carriagot mot, be
Perfectly gentle. Sound, and good-looking.
Any one having such for sale will please state in wri
ting' price. and general desorip lon. and when and where
they can be seen and direct letters to J F ELLIS care
of L? W LHER. '122 °HES st. apV).3t*
CAP ISLAND.-SELECT BOARD.
•••-•IN6. ie a , arge cottage . Pleasant locition. Apple.
at 60St SP ePCE street. Reference, exchanged. ap73.6t*
22 5 SOUTH BROAD STREET.— -VA
'-"cant to. day. an el.ganf Parlor. newly farniehod,
and large chamber communicating. t ennui]. dory. Other
I/beim:ie. for familtee and single persona. apl4-6,;*
TER. BENT COAL 'YARD IN THE
- 11 - CITY FOR SALE. harlotry at 9SI North 'AIN ra
St. below Girard avenue, Terme easy. apl6.7e. -
MONEY ON MORTGAGE AT FIVE
. 110 LL PER CENT, PER ANNUM. W 6.0.10, SIO.000„ and
other amounts, to loan for a term nAeAre.
LEWIe
FOURTH Street
de FOE SALE-DESIR A BLE AND
JCR bellutifulry improved Brown Stone EISSIDSISFOB.
orth Broad &refit. Lot 20 by 160: thai And examine
reenter of city proportion. B. PaTrrr,
Bp2o 32.1 WALNIIP Street.
EFOR SALE OR RENT-A. COTTON
FACTORY, a few miles oni of town, or a Partner
Would be admitted . Address Boa 139. P. 0 araB Bt.
FOR SALE-TWO DELIGHTFUL
miitt.SITRATIONS. near DARBY, one with four, the
other with three acres. Apply to
ap 9 31* B MIDDLBTON, Rr., DARBY.
di TWO GERMANTOWN OOT
TAGEi4 lomted.ls U 1 bg erroltanged for good
city property. BF. GUINN, 1235. VOUS. St. sole
GIRARD HOUSE FOR SALE.-
AIM This valuable Building. now in thorough repair,
contain:vg in trout on 04ESTDIIT Strwt,
Phtladel
phis- seventy•tlye feet and in depth to GRAPE Street
bandred end seventv•eight feet-under a pundn:
ally•Palti hental 01 Elb.ooo per annum, will be sold at
a considerable discount on its original crett.
Appurtenant to it are an excellent STEAM ENGINE.
TWO ltaLEllis. with all the PIPE requisite to the
Bantin Cooking. Wachinir, and Lighting purposes of
the Hot.l.
IBBill-6100,000 can remain on 6ronna. Rent; the
balance Cash.
Parneseviehlng to negotiate can addrein me- "GIRARD
ROUSE, Philadelphia. ' or meet me bare any day from
one to three o'clock P. M.
TATLO W JAC% 30N
7Parravrtrine t 9.1864.
LINOS
FOB HAUL 150 001i1MODI0173 NEW DIM
LINOS, at from s3.2tiO to *4.600, situate on Hamilton
Spring Harden, !detritus. Camas.. Eleventh, Twelfth
and Thirteen th streets, Philadelphia
apl4 nt. TATLOW JACII3OII.
PUBLIC SALE—OF A
Htarisonix COUNTRY RPAIDENON.
On TRUES]) SY, April 28th, 1861, at 2 o'mock,
On the premises, situate in
half JE
mi K e NTomW N, l r O a NTH t E t ioOL.D YORK
il e NOa om
the
city, containing about
AROP LAD.
The improvements a re a
two stor N y
Cottage, Milt of
brick, roughcast. twelve rooms. with one.stnry back
hitclien, finished and papered thronghout; furnace in
cellar, range in kitchen. frame stable. and other out
buildings: wo wells with pump., soft water; spring
on rear of lot ; large garden, fruit of all kinds; beautiful
shade trees, hrubbery, &a
Posse.sion immediately Conditions on day of sale.
aP t-lweß * THOR t 6 P MANY PENNT,
AN I TO EXCHANGE-FINE FARM
conta ining2l7acres. fronting on the river Delaware,
a few miles northeast of the city. elm numbers orot here
to exchange for city property. Call and examine regis
ter of fat ma. B. PS NW,
9P20 No. 323 WALNUP
IMMENSE AUCTION SALE_ OF A
Large and Elegant Collection of Bare and Beantlfal
SBA SHILLS.
At SCOTT & STEWART'S. 822 CHESTNUT Street.
To be sold without any reserve or limit as to price.
fifty eases direct from London. England. of some of the
most splensid MARINE SHELLS ever witnessed in this
country, with various other Natural Curiosities. com
prising Corals, Cameos. Pearls, atc.„ consisting of over
LOW Specimens such as Dave never before been offered
for sale in Philadelphia, and a rare opportunity is now
(dieted to the citizens.
The public. andthe Ladies in particular. are invited
to examine this magnificent assortment of CURIOSITIES
from the dominions of old Neptune
They are Works of Nature. and no artist that ever
lived could imitate them in shape or color—the wonders
and beauties of the mighty deep. Also. a variety of
eldneee Pane, Japanese Boxes. and rare Inkstand
The first sate will take place on MONDAY MORNING.
Ap,il Nth, at ICCA. M . and at 3 P. M.. and continue
TUks DAT and MEDNESDAY, at the same hours
Terms Cash. By order T. BOY TJN.
apl6 St" American Agent for the Company.
IV °TICE .-ALL PERSONS WHO
have left WATOBEa or JEWS GET fey repairs with
the late Arm of E.T.IIPPSA. HARLEY, previous to
their dissolution of copartnership, January 31, 1863. and
have not called for them, will please call 13X/011 the un
dersigned, and present their checks for the same, within
Mat} days from this date. All articles not called for
within the time specified will be sold to pay expenses
for repairs
No. 024 MARKET Street. Philadelphia.
Shecearor to Stauffer St Harley.
YEEILADELPHIA. April 19, Met ap2o-3t*
INFORMATION WANTED -0 ON.
0/11131rPG the whereabouts of ArITOR and HES.
MAN BRivas, born in Waldvelen. eorken. it. it.
Keinster. Singdom of Prussia They emigrated to
America in the spring of 1894: Masons by trade, and
when last heard from were working in the vicinity of
Philadelphia. Pa., in the year 1864. since which; time
nothing has been heard of them. Any. information con.
cernins them will be gladly received by their aged and
addict, ismer, who mourns for them as dead. taddreas
JOHN H. H.
Waldvelen Krim Boriten.
B Idelnater Primate/,
Or WILLIAM BRINGS.
Co. H. 88th *isn't IIL Vols.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
L OFT- ON SATURDAY, 16TH APRIL
a emall Crimson VKLVf6T CASE. containing two
Diamond Stade. A reward of $6O will be gold on their
preeentaillon at the (ace of the St. Lawrence Hotel.
apin-8t"
LOOT- QERTIFICA'► EOF S.PER
CENT. LOAN OF STATE OF /lONSYLVAWIA,
for 0516.05. dated March 12. -IWO. No. 754. in name of
WILLIAM MEREDITH. Also. a Certificate of 5-per .
sent. Loan of State of. Pennsylvania, for the stun of WOO
dated June 80 i 1645, N 0.146% la Ma name of ILI X
PRIOR, cdrolubttrator of William Meredith in treat AV.
vacation has been made to the Auditor Genera for a re
neural of said Certificates
felo-3m ELI K. PRIOR. No. 811 ARCH Street.
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR
TB& CITY ADD COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA.
Rotate of JAMES M. BReiNSRS, deceased.
The Andtti r appointed by the Conn to audit. settle.
and adjust the account of BERRY •13. DR.:Nag% ad •
ntin'etrator of the Estate of JAMBS M EtsffNSILS. de
catered, and to maim distribution of the balance le the
Lando of the accountant. will meet thepartim interested.
for the paipases of Lis appointment. on SATURDAY.
Aprit SO. 1864. at 12 o'clock noon. at hir race. Nu. . 4 15
Scuth 6loVitrlTll Street. in the city of Philadelphia.
al4o-wfm tt LEONARD MYERS, •wittor.
YELLOW CHES'rERSPRINGS
SUMMER 11116ORT, CHESTER 001114 lir. Pa. —The
anbscriberwill open this beatitifal Sommer Resort for the
reception of Visitors on Me! 1. 1864. For farther infor
mation. inquire of Messrs. SARKIIII4 TO &
80. 720 u2III3TIIIOT Street. or address the imbseriber,
at the Springs.
apl6tinyl A. D. 811TDB2. Suparintendent.
NOOISE SHOULD DEFER HAVING
a likeness white such 'accurate and plowing pie.
tares as gisIMBE'S colored Photographs are made for
Si only. Gallery. SBOGND Street above Green. 10
50 BARRELS YOUNGER'S ALE,
ISt. Annals Brewery. in inns ..
In Adore. and for sale by
. WILLIAM H. TEATON &
ar7 Co 1101 Skein 11 , 112011, Street
ic - B -RADFORD'S. POWDER WILL
. .
A. , • mire Dipthlria, ithllguant Sainint Paver. Putrid
Sore Thresh Ulcerated Mourn end Throat Prepared
only byY aaTTBEITHWIIT, 959 North Form Street;
REONIeIt, No. 90301118TNUC etreet. aplS-mwe3t•
ICIKLES.-100 BBL& PICKLES IN
SO hall obis. Plekles la Timm
Also. three-Gallon and flva,gallon tees do.
Forsk by BROOKS WILLIAMS.
lob &math - I. AMR Afloat
A PET 8:-NOW IS THE TIME,
C_.
their arm treat. and TOM bestol oolors. Just Lw
114.13 i OBUOMILIi
aro Mir N. Runoirro . hot llabla. mart stem
RELIABLE.—IIBIG:., GALLAUDETT'S
-a- 11 HAIR BESTOBInt. It is not a Ow It restores
ch a hair toils natural . calor. It doss not stain the skin.
Lt needs so ii•adallne or °Stier dresignig. /Sim • drillidat
of Dealt Prise inedersW Try it,
Prerarod oBIT by palm OLVERS.A.A.UIIII77
inkPlins IiGHTIIIIIII% Ani aritiTalik
A ICOTJNG MARRIED :NAN 113 MIST:
• rouß of obtaining a Situation a. dopin g or Iteooir
hig Clerk in a Shirvina or CAMMI,EIidII Holm Rife•
renew. given. Adera.3 "tt touor," Presrar Anne &WO IV
pART'NW D-
R WANTEIN A (3-00 - 6
ck. WHOLEBALS BUBIBEgIik to take the place of a
mining partner; gondol sold for each. A person with
about .6,000 will dna this a good chance to eater into a
safe and establiahed
Address. with real name.
'A B L." Bog IQ9I. Pmt Odle&
SECRETARY WANTED—A GOOD
Bookkeeper. familiar with the tranater of Stooks.
Good reference required. Address B. J. 6." this
°nice. Role 2t•
TO PIANO.? UNPRS A )NI 17.4.1.tiA1,
INWEVMSSIT wish to engage the
beet Tuner and animal Repairer and Worker on ALlel
cat chat can be found, to go to Waelfinuon
City. to have constant employ and good pay, in my
as
tahlisbmeat. raddriss. for three dam stating Irene
q”vaincatione, care of LSE & WALK nit, 7214 0 4EST.•
MOT area. staring Immo, Teindbit,A. &c. . JOBS F re,
aplB 4 t * WASRINGTO6T. D. D.
W G ANTED-A YOUN MAN, ABOUT
"
eighteen years of age, In a Wholesale Trlnuniuff
Renee. to )earn. the businelti. Adttleie "A. D. ,
P 7 ,51. Office. DA'
BOARDING.
FOR SALE AND TO
AUCTION SALE.
PERSONAL.
JACOB H ABLBY,
LOST AND FOUND.
LEGAL.
SHAKSPEARE -JUECELEB,
AT TUB ACArratev
FOBTBB BINBIGT Or Tat SANITART van.
First Day—PAID AR EVENING, April
HiMLBT,
(Trine!Afton by Poblegel and Tlect.)
DAVIS , B BANDOIABN. •
the renowned Ilaglo-German Tragedian, abr o ad in Oliolce Adore, from this city and abroad, in °fln'
parte.
ee by AD
GERMANIA ORO 11128 TA.
PRiesa op Amur: swop. —Parquet. Parquet etrale. and
Violently, IP& Pawl, Circle, 60 cents, Ataphiteeatro.
m cents.
SEROND DAY
SATURDAY SY6IN6, A,
prlll9. nfte
ORATIONS BY
TAME* .E. AITIREOCII. Eery.
1111 7)
ir ) MITE/ E. %A N DMAIN.W, &al.
The follStriug aentienian and soctettem will Amid Watt
a variety of YU to,lal and Atuateal Ante:WA:ciente act
Pr-rformauces
10 at DriT HAiXTIVT &Bpi, gsa.. of Ilse spar gist
°twat CL U BS , tANI a ogastirtt . Ma GE4M`afir
0 LEE aeld tba PHILADELPHIA. AaltleVre
—Porgnet, Pargnat Cirel'a. Bat.'
•
, m ira g ele, 50' tante. Reserved Beata; illE
e C 0 L P: 1 3, 4 1 6: 1 1
d OF FI LD
amphitheatre. 21/ CSD to.
Tickets to be had el'
.. .
P.
"T"WlLlD37Bon°Ett'TtiraD Street.
LSTrab rot
Corner of CHEY2Wu r and 'TIMM Stream. °Ad
5r:13.117612 dt KCP6aUE,
_
S W corner FOURTH and WOOD Stn.
R OVER'S OHRSTNIIT-STREET
ITIRATRI4.
LEONARD GEOVBR. If ANAGBE.
[Mao of Grivnes Theutre, Waahlagtoo. D. 4. )
On AND OPERA.
wig obatSDALY kVitt.tlON3. MIPEUT., 210 i 1884.
TIM OPERATIC SkesoN TaitairtraTka MPH TEI
PaE , ,ZBT WHIM.
The Great operatic Recreation of the Era end produced
in Ametlea by this Corapiev—Cionnod's Grand Opera,
_
In nye nee. With truly a great mint.
Fe - aet
K Mama..
Matonerlia
MT. INssierlet.
blephletophthe
Graf.
athtd !dad Johan amt.
Valentine M &Maack,-
Martha Mad. La Roche.
CUL ADISCHIDTZ Conaueter,
Poop, open at 7 o'clock. 0 rertoye it 8 4241901 E.
TO-MORROW (Thnredar) or le time most positively. of
$ll4 FibISCIPITZ."
". With Gren.4 roma att.n Act.
SATURDAY, APRIL 23. ANNIVERSARY OF SR &RS-
P ARE.
Grand Nunical fleliebratinn and lllamination. Last
n1f.71.t. most positively. or the Opera Company. Grand
Opera from Shakapeare's Marry Wivas of Windsor."
MONDAY, APRIR2S. 1864, RETURN OF TITS Dlll.-
MATIC COMPANY.
Beeerved Boats for. Pale at Goald's Btore, and at
the Box °Aloe of the Theatre, at rise followin g
Orchestra Chairs.SOALs OF PM] SS
No extra charge for reserving 41 00.
.
Dress Circle and Parquet 50 Cents.
gpmily Circle 2
5 cents exira for reserving,
Private Bosse
sob)
RE v.' B F. TOR RS , D. D., OP
BTOOktYII. N. , dolivers hio rrr.at oration at CON
FAT BALL. on TEIUESO AY ISVBri Me. April Slat. St
-- -
WA N UT% STBF.ET THEATRE.
THIS - ( WedneeS as') EVENING. April 2 1 1th,
POSITIVELY LAW NIGH r hill V THREE OF Tax
WALLACK-DAVENPORT ALLIANCE.
When will be presented Sbakepeare's Tragedy of
RICH lED THE THIRD;
Or. the 80410 of Belmont Field.
Ricbard the T hl . a...MrE L Davenport
-Ea.l or Richmond 61r. J. W. Wallis*
Qt1.1301:1 Elizabeth Mrs Barren
The DEVIrOrMRTICA to Col2o.llein with the Fares of
MISCBIEN-Id 10.
THE NATION AFTER 1 4 ORDEAL
OF BATTLE-"Nature at CONCERT H ALL, on
THURSDAY SYRNLA G. bo Rev. Dr. STORRS. of
Bkook 13 n. N. Y. apio.2t
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCM.
STREET 7118ATRB.
BOUMES crowded every part,
Third week Of
Bfßh, /01111 //KEW.
Third week and rrrand anaemia of
BOREDALE: OR. TM; RIFLE BALL.
With it GRAN D WINNEF.T.
FINE A'TING,
)NE6II aNIOAL BFFECTB.
ROSA Lrforr.: and BRILLI4 E Ia
rnaty DREW.
-
Fe to S io J 0 1, 11 D a trir n
a ' , .! BENEFIT.
Play to econmene at 3d tr 8; termina te at 11X. arum
ANNA E. DICKINSON
WILE SPEAK
“RECONSTRUCTION,”
ACADEMY OF MUSIO.
ON
THURSDAY BVERINO. April 81st, at 8 o'clock.
Admbiaion 25 cents. Reserved Seats IR) cents.
Tickets to be obtained on and after Monday. Aprll IS.
at A ebrnead EVAlle, 724 Chettnnt street. and at the
Acne emy of Music. aplB-811 '
OR
liev, RICHARD 9 STORRS, of Brooklyn.
'THE NATION AF TER ITS ORDEAL OF BATTLE!"
THURS A AY N EV CERTH G A -A L
n 2llet.
Tickets 20 cts.; Item ved Seatq SO cte.—at I. B. HonldiA
klnPic ROM. Seventh and Cheetnntaireets. three den is
advar co; et Ike Hall, on Thureday. apl6. ethwthit*
T_TAN DEL AND HAYDN HALL.—
Two Entortalnin onto by signor Burz. in aid et
tbe 8. 'Wary Commi•efon.
At 8 and 8 o'clock P. M. 020.31.
TiI3,STORES DELIVERS HIS GREAT
rff i tp,4i l t l C . ONCERT HALL. THURSDAY 1 , 37 X.
sp2o 21
6 ; CADEMY OF 11USI O."
AA- Grand Maafeal sl,:drfae t,r the Be coat or the
GREAT CENTRAL FA/R,
FOR THIS
_ SANITARY CMMISSION,
MOUNT VERNli y el th o e l t F :lrY s G o ltd h lthinl2 SCHOOL.
WEDNiEg f l ß El D Vitirimil 20th. 1894
at 7 o'clock.
Tickets 25 cents, to be had at the door on the Evening of
the Concert apl9-2t.
CONCERT HALL.—JAMES E. mure,
8008, ESQ. will give a Scrlinared and Fatsiotie
Heading on filffiDAT EVENING, Sp.il 22d. at 8 o'clock.
111 r the Seamen's Homo of this city.
The programme will include the rollrwing;
Selections. from the Sacred Scriptures • Genesis.
Legend and Poem, • 'The Hermit" Parnell.
The Story of Jo , 4ph and hie Brethren Genesis.
hew Orleans (Subject. the fight of Farrarat's
Fleet andr.ho Isobel Forte) ........Gen. H. Bolter.
Hr Murdoch will read this Poem for the first time is
public.
•
Poem. " Brushwood " T . Buchanan Read
Poem, "Gettysburg" Francis De Hoge Linvier.
The Building of the Ship Longfellow.
Commodore Turner. 11. S. N. has kindly consented to
Preside Many of the clergy an d naval officers have bees.
invited
Tickets—Deserved Beate, 60 cents: to be procured at
Martien's and the Episcopal Book Stores. ÜBEsTNIP/
Street. and at the doors. apl9 41*
TN STITIITION FOR THE BLIND—EX
HIBITION every WItIINSEM eV, at eg P. M. Ad..
misreet. sion, TBN CEMTS. Store, leo. 11 Soettt rs
St Iv
TTHE GREAT ORATION OF DR. R.
1$ N. H A LL he Nation after Its Ordeal of Battle.
at CONCERT .on THURSDAY EVENING 20.2 t
TERESA CARRENO--THE GE.
-a- RIOS and " Child Pianist of only tan years of age,
takes pleasure in annoancina bar Bret appearance - 1n
Philadelhia, In GRAND CONCERT at NUoICAL MID
HALL,THURSDAY EVSSIDTG, April 21st, aided by
her Company of taunted Artists. aold-tf
ONLY FIVE DAYS MORE OF J.
nsiseo WlLLtOtte kanoß Axe OF THE BIBLE.
at Concert Hall Lecture Boom, CHEDTMUT Street. above
Twelfth. Open ever, Afiernoon at 3, and Evening at 7%
o'clock. Tickets, 25 cents; Children. 16 ciente. Children
to Matinee. 10 cents. arl9.6to
ELEVENTH -ST. OPERA HOUSE.
"THE FAMILY RESORT."
OARNCROSS AND BIXBY'S MINSTRELS,
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE OP THE WWII/E.
In their
SELECT ETHIOPIAN SOIREES,
Splendid. Sinning, Beautiful Dancing. Laughable Salty
lemmas. Plantation Seenea, dte.. by
TWENTY TALENTED ARtEITS.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK.
Inekets Vicente. Doors cpen at 7 o'clock.
fer'l.3re J. L. OARNOROSS. Business Nen LIM
pENNsI LVA NI. AOADEMY 03 1
THE PINE ARTA.
1015 CHESTNUT min
CLOSED to Prepare for the ANNUAL' EXHIBITION.
VIA open on the 25th of APRIL.
By order of COMMITTEE ON EXHIBITION.
cIERMANIA ORCHESTRA.-PUBLIC
REHBARBALB every SATURDAY, ct o'clock. jr,
H. at the RUSICAL YUND HALL . Single tieketa
tont', Package" of six ticket', di. To be had at
DEB'S. 1101 CHESTNUT Street, J. N COULD,
VIETH and CHESTNUT. and at the Hall door, fell.
1864. NEVIr ra
oTiriiKis. 1864
- - - - -
TEE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHILADELPHL
AND TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANY'S
LINp_NS FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
NEw YORK AND VilpY MAGNA
WILL
wiu•sur STRUT WHASIN_
WILL LEAVE AS POLLOWS-WN •
At dA. M., via Camden and Ambes, 0. grad A. As-
PAIL
..-.22
At BA. IL via lianallou and " Jerlay City. Mona=
Mr= ••• •••••••-••• rrt el gm, Tr. ..... 100
At M.. via C amden and Jersey CRT. itirla
Ticket......-.• • . .. .• .. 2is
At-]2 31, vi Camden and AmboV, O. and A. As.
sommodatipn a
At 2 P. M.. via Camden and Amboy. O. and A. F.x.
press
At IP. 91. via Camden and Amboy. Accommode,
Eon. (Freight and Faseenger)"...."----- 1 ••
At 6 P. M.. vie Camden and
Amboy,lesommoax-
Ben. (Freight and Passenger)-Ist Class Ticket... I ••
Do. do. 94 Class do. •1 id
At 791 P. M., via Camden and Amboy. Amommo-dii
tam. (Freight and Passenger ,)) jet Olen Ticket... 211
ad Class Tisket_— 1 60
For Mau& Chunk. /Boatman, Bethlehem. welvtdam.
Easton. Lambertville. FlemdAgtoa. die.. at P, IL
For Mount Holly, Bwanevilk. and Pemberton. at • A.
11.. 2, and 11,1 11.
For Freehold at 6 A. B- and 2 F. Y.
For Palmyra, Riverton. Deland*. Eagerly. Bailing.
ton. Florence, Bordentown, ate.. at 6A. M. 12 M.. 9.
3, and 4. so P. M. The and 4.90'? . M. lines inn &trait
through to Trenton.
For Paltakap, Itiverioa, Deleszeo. Beverly. and Bitr..
lington. at . M.
Steamboat renton for Bristol, Burlington. Beverly.
Torreedale and Ts cony at 9 30 A. M. and 2 30 P. M.
LIMBS FROM ItBEIsinGTOII DEPOT WILL (BAY=
As FOLT.OWEI.
At 1. so A. M. (Nighty, via Kensington and ',Terser
City, Washington and Mew Task MIL
At 1116 A. IL. via Kensington ana. Jersey City. Rs-
id 4.30 P. M.. via Kennington and Jersey 40My. Ott.
press ...•.. 3 tO
Al 6.46 P. M.. via Kensington and Seems GUY.
Washington and Yew York expre55..............,• • OD
Sunday Lines leave at L6O a. M. and 0,36 P. IL
There will be no line at 1.60 A. N. (Right) on Mondays.
Por Pfau:lr Dap. atroudaburr a jilerauton. Wilkesimere,
Montrose, Great Bend. Mauch monk, Allentown, Beth
lehem ; Behldere. Beaton. Lambertville. PleMinitoon.
di., at it A. This line sonneeta with the train leav
ing Easton for Manch Ohank at &WO P. if.)
Yoe Bristol, Trenton, he.. at I and ILI3 A. M.. and
a P. M.
For Holmeeburf, Teen 7, Whamming, Brideabiu*.
and Fru/Word. at A. . and 6P. M.
hiP - Poe New York and Way Lines leavinAlre
Deot, take the ears on Fifth street. above Waler w itVaa
an hour before departure. The ears ran into the Depot.
and on the arrival of each Winn run from the Depot.
lifttPotindm of Baggage may allowed sash Psywatt_
Jra"Prilteril are prohibited from elartnitur no
uis but their wearing &sm toxin/ ut- Maga" over
82t7 pounds to be paid for extra. The Company
:tar remousibility for bagasse to One DollarrelEs :
end will not be liable for any amount beyond el ex
eept by special contract.
will call for and deliver
idealism Damage Zaees to b . i . gt a
bags age at the Depo WILLIA M
H. GATZNIN. awl
as street,
April 70C 1864
LIMN !SON NNW YORK FOR PHILA.DIIIMBIA.
WILL MATH FROW FOOT 07 001,TLANDT num.
At 12 N. and 4P. M. via Jersey City and alffndes. At
r and MA. N.. 6P. If.. and 19 (Ifilibt), via Jersey Clip
and Neuelagtm.
From foot of Barelay strait Ii i A. K. AAA f P. K. t via
Amboy and Camden.
From Pier No. 1, North river. at 12 mol amid P. Air
moon Anevpsasionger) Amboy and Clasaden. a242)42
as so li t FOR ALBANY AND
TROY
Delaware ands tan
The barge MONTSBEY. Capt. DLN IRA is am
leadiaa at nt 'Wharf below MOMS linnet, tor tbe above
points. end will leave on WADINIsoey. at 6P.
For freight, phial' will be taken at reasonable rakle:
anti_ to D. L. IFL ANAGAN, Anent.
aplaat 304 Booth Delaware Avenue.
pp\ MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT
LOLNED 411 neon Diamonds. %token .Teweltv: 10 Plods. Clothing. age.. at JONIS %I OW.
getabliab•d Loan mem waxer TIMID mat
GAISILL Streets. below Lombard. at* Set at
fIABPETEI, OIL CLOTHS, AND WIN-
N" 12 sr siales -New eta& of g fylla
B. 4-40 41 6 1Aill ElVlAOlfirriCtiiii OW Ebed
slit% sliMhlar
30 Beata
CLO 00.
A. BIRAITLD, Biadueee AgenL