. ‘ „,)y LEAGITZ 110 USE, ins
bTIZEET, PurrAnimmitA, May 2,
',,arming or the UNION LBAOIIII of Phi
held on THURSDAY EVENING, the
take into consideration the acceptance
:.-,:•:;';:rlately obtained from the Legislature of
,f p;ausylvania.
the Board of Directors:
GEORGE SOBER, Secretary.
•
4.1:011GE THODIPSON—ANOTIIEII.
te..l.TlNo.—Thirty years ago, George Thome
his first lecture, in this city, in tit ,
Cherry street, below I'Veventh.
members of the same (`Larch to tiel u 'r . .
~"•!res, in the same building, which hr
tyloteeting will take place nex: Pia D.%
all of May, at S o'clock. P‘ttl' , i 'ilt r i,. 4. • ,
Copperheads of Eaglaed '1%7,
7.n' 50 cents. Tickets to lie Itn,3
.1,1 Cho:A - ant streets, of not Atdi
.':emit gtretst and at
INN 1".%3. MEETING
F PENN.
°I. t he ( " r : Vr; .%1 ..t o PHI v
ELPittA
il3fcrl tArch, ..:TiAy Evening, Mny t 1.1,9 6 ,4. at o'clock.
-:on ii.,otteriiir v
DW; M. I.l'sitit)...S.
4:3:11,1,1!r ENTRA
'on ntiti•o on L'i - Liez; , (Atm oScrif"..;, and AU
:• nit .lnd IL? flevolont
11 '.7::::. A j;()_;13;s or articles embraced in the
large space has b,en :tppropria
::;:hilfition and .sale, of these articles in the
L.,gan square.
will aid in the ORNAMENTATION, as well
.11d...et-e of the Fair, will l,e very
ERANNLiN PEALE, Chairman,
No. 111311. GIRARD Street.
10761A5 P. .TAMES, Chairman of the Ladies'
:ca. 400 S. Agrali Street. inyft-tuth,Nt
orFICE CATAwissm Rin.uo4n
,c,IPAINY, No. 424 WALNUT Street.
PITT LA:DM:PiII A , May 2. 1334.
ry held THIS DAY by . the St or
SSA" RAILROAD COMPANY, the fo low
to,erVe as °Hirers for the ensuing year:
HASKINS DTI PUY.
. .
—Sanniol V. Merrick, M. P. lintchim.on,
Cox, Coffin Colket, of Pniimiolphia; -Tofu
Von, New York; 4:1311,: R. P.xt..”• 131, '"" 1 '
N. Y. MITTCIIENS.E.V,
Serr.7iary,
FOITHTII _NATIONA L HANK OF
11/LADELTIIII„ 723 ST.
i'II'ILADEL - PH lA. May 2,1861
of the roortb National 'Soul: of Philatiel
•cdocleily•with the provision. of Section 24th
"An net to provide a Notional Curren-
I, a pledge of United hrd,_s otookv, and to
th, , eirenlation 2nd redemption
$124,21)0
...... . ........................ ........ 173,703
SAML. MuMULT,AN,
Cashier.
-111 , -.ccibed before too the second day of
PETF.I2. Alderman.
•
A MEETING OF TILE MAME
the If. R Church, in f 4 yoc of I. y
will beheld al Trinity M. E. Church,
above Racy, on NtiIi7.I,NRSDAI EVE-
M:iy 4th, at B clock.
,:hodie is requested. as mutters or import
Tutnicluced for sonsiOf riLZion
T. K.
Samuel C. Sharp;
Ge org , (:ookurtn.
Jo:1°01 TI,IIIP-.n.
Rohn .
T. T. Taker, Sr.
I) or.
MEETING OF TZIF. WORKING
:IE,N'S RELIEF ASSOCIATION will be
. (Tne..day) EVENING, at, the Hall, Minn
sPßlN(3 Ci.AR DEN StreeM Col, Wm. It
F. A. Yan Cleve, Miss Mary Grew. and
:eidress the meeting. The public are in-
Its
NOTICE TO STOCKRIOLDERS.—
, Ala,uat Meeting of the Stockholders of the
:11.1411 0 GUANO COMPANY will he bold on
1 y : ty 10th, 1564, at 2 0 .. 010c1i I'. M., at 113
~ ."10711 street, to elect five Directors for the en.-
„ J. L. 111200 ALT,
Pre:iident.
...
Tull LADIES , (101EIEITTE.E. EPON
...,;;! - s Kr WARE FOR CENTRAL FAIR grate
:- .1;1, 1 ge the following donations:
-.!, p;..ile $570 00
~,,, : ‘,ll. furniture; 500 OD
. Y..ore ::. Campion. 200 03
c .,.... ; ,,,.., Sens k Ce, furniture ... -. OSS 00
s„ iVillets, furniture 350 1)0
, & -on, cash 100 00
.!T & Pro., furniture 250 00
.., 5. Co., furniture 156 00
-,...,,j, furniture 60 0)
. 1 . . fit rniture 50 50
•.. , ...o,i. undertaker, cash 2i 00
.41.4. undertaker, cash 30 00
r:.c. nndertaker, cash 30 00
1 ,, l; blinds 20 00
.furniture %I 00
1.. rd., furniture 50 00
furniture 30 OD
~0,. furniture Si 00
T.
.e borne, furniture 10.) ul)
o.nlkels. furniture 50 01)
7.11ir.. ntrnittins 50 00
7. :mu:titre 45 03
rnitore 10 00
furniture 50 01)
~ 5, cllfulture 40 06
.i... 70. :, , b 400
ROBE Mi
1 1. I.3lrnit
EEO=
==2E
. ..
.... .. .
i tt, Foropaimb. furniture 25 OD
...,1. unittre. , 10 00
rpp. : . ru,tie frame. 10 00
...,-. =n-tic frames 750
..::, 111111iIIITO 17 50
furniture 8 00
:. Co.. call 10 00
MRS. SETH. B. STITT, Chairman.
GREAT CENTRAL
the Committee on Labor Income, and
:M.llotall SEVENTH Street:Philadelphia.
Treamnrer of this Cointuittce t ac-
the receipt of the following ,uli.,criytione:
• 4,1 Lecture of "Grace te ,, nwoud'•
6.-o. Tyndale and Mrs. J. W. Fornoy.s737 50
Wrigin t E:sq., "one d - ay' rove-
J!,l , `TY. spring Garden and Franklin
of;loyee6 in auction store of John 13
.d. il. E.g. , WiCOMSCO, Dan ph i u county,
• e: . lecture by him 500
ef W. T. Snodgrass, Esq., per I.',l‘v.
.stir. thairnutu 8 00
310 50 , Cash....itt—Cash.... 200
-
6 00,01ney Dyer -
1000
5 003. Tatum, Esq 20 00
..tiken:ol, also per ditto.• 0, 00 00
-ell:. Newland Sr Co., per. ditto 20 00
-,.:' J. B. E. & Son, per ditto 13 50
.i W, 6, & Co., per ditto 10 00
1, t , .2.3 00 Cash, F. A 40 00
W.&11. 11.— 15 25:Cash, H. C, - . S 10 00
r. lil., no days income, per H. Simons 20 00
d.rshall Ilenzey, chairman:
hnell i:5 00 Waiter,lierghaimer,
...........10• 10 001 &Co
.:,.,.... .... 10 00 Farnham, Kirkh am,
ft.l! S CO. 10 001 ASt Ca 21 00
1,11,1, of Fredonia Division, N0.:36, Sous
~ - z.i., , por Wm. Nicholson, James al.
..i .!..ha Wear 15 CO
all :....ns, per Mrs. J. W. Forney 2,0
,1,,..1', 01Iles.,Third dish...let, rsinitted
.. ,reiri.. per John M. Riley, Esq. ~ SI 25
ni.1... 6!inra Relate, per ditto 5 50
li-ia•r, clerks, and employees of "The
. remitted by lire. J. W. Forney, per
Y. win :ow, 'shalom. - 2&361
.11 , 011. F.,11..tf10 o( . l;Cash 100
.•:;1 1 50iCash 100
; '.., ~., of Wash. Butcher, Esq., Agent,
!I 1 . . , 11,P, NO. 146 N. Front street 13231
D•rr, per Rev. Dr. Suddards • 10 00
--.
_ 60 00,111. A. 31. Brady-.• 200
..
f,,:111 2 001.4 private family— 400
Jt1112 , 1 W. WAG HORN, Treasurer.
~.-. N..„ /IS S. SEVE,:cTI - Street, fhilacla.
'-uliption, , of "ouelay's labor'' Mom em=
•••:, ,1,1- . ., income" (Iromjrofeiound and
.
• one day's revenue" of stores, mills,
&c., and remittances by mail, duly
am: acknowledged in this paper. it
THE COMMITTEE ON "CHILD.
CIMTHING" acknowledge the follow
-31:- ]-t:
... _ . _ .. . .
Valued at
—.1a;.1...-., 'N. Eighth St., 2 .nuts `I:1S 00
V. , ....).: ?!.. ou. goods 10 00
dr, 1300
1i,..F.:7•.n. (1., 2.5 00
-‘,..):. do 54 64
'.... : a: C. , .. do 2639
Ervien (additional) 41 00
15 93
. patterns 20 00
19 45
rt a Bro 16 63
12 (k)
6 00
19 35
10 00
3000
6 00
40 00
50 00
.35 20
SI 59
7 65
13 25
Bunter, Heston - Tilde, 120 yards calico
-I,rd S C... ; Cromberger, Eleventh street;
) Long's, Eighth and Arch: Nichols;
Areet; Madame Appel, 1007 Spring
eninvoiced_
;. . particularly in need of two articles:
bathing snits, and fine white Jaconet
dmmtien of either, sent as early as
of the Work Committee, No. 11
be duly acknowledged.
!011155 1110 city null 'Emily, who de.
: t.. for the Fair," the Committee
sty ;•1 the immense variety of articles in
will be most acceptable. It is import
.: ihe c•Mtribiltions sent by the last week
the LOGAN SQUARE DEPOT or to No.
addressed clearly, to
MRS. SOHN C. CRESSON,
Chairman.
3=.ttrzuv
.:cwL:rzvt
RIZZO
CHEAT CE:SII"FRAI. FAIR.
T.. 1 s 10. 1 .1 in Philadelphia, Jane, 154.
' , I3I:MITTEE 0.7 , 1 CANNED FRUITS
CENTRAL FAIR _most respectfully in
in Canned Fruits, Brandy Fruits,
y,tt - TA, Fish, Lobsters, Veaetables,
sort, Pickles, Sweet Pickles, Domestic
Pre-erves and Jellies of all kinds., either in
feel that, as the season is drawing to a
1.10-1 of our merchants" stocks are nearly
tn.-y ion-t look to the homes of our genes
c citizens throughout the three States
•-• and Leg of them to contribute of their re
and thus aid the noble cause in which
foots so deep an imere , t.
• Contribu
oo.-,lFruit Committee," if ,eut by pri
' LI;I:‘ Is: left at the stiffen of
Messrat. ARCHER & REEVES;
4 7EI: ID
ad 46 ELAWARE AVENUE.
7:,'.1,.,;,d or express, the packages must be
F. B. REEVES,
( _.I:3:AT CENTRAL FAIR WAREHOUSE,
Philadelphia,
7 ,, 1pt from railroad or express company must
to the Chairman.
prepaid.
1 . ,, ”; , 'Y will also be gladly received, and
to the purchase of articles in onr depart
ar., always inconstant use for onr sick and
Sams of any amount may be sent
Chairman, and are earnestly solicited.
'F.. REEVES Chairman.
45 North w ATER Street.
"-~-. 79IEODORE CUYLER, Chairman.
• - -
4626 South RITTENHOUSE SQUARE.
. LADIES' COMMITTEE.
CLAYTON, 717 Walnut xtreei.
iIAIILES (i I7.PIN t 709 Walnut street.
1707 t street.
..!LWIIoLD, S. W. Spruce and Eighteenth street
NARRLE, 240 Pine street.
1 2 .1 BURNETT, Fortieth and Chestnut, W. P
3111ATIN, 40th and Spruce, W. P.
TAWS, Tnlpellocke St. GeWnantown.
ORNTLIIIIRIVR COMAPPYRE.
RHODES, 107 S. Water street.
YEIZKVS, 18 and al Letitia Court.
LEE, 46 N. Delaware Avenue
. I..?.EXSAMER, Dock-street Market.
WPIGIIT ' Franklin and Sp. Garden streets
Gormnaltown.
Bridgeton, I
.T.
Ti)WNsEND, Townsend, Delaware. It
i It ILAT CEA - THAI. FAIR FOR THE
NITED sTATES SANITARY COMMISSION.
14!: I''• , 74MITTEE ON RECEPTION OP Goons,
on Eighteenth street, from Race
--"' -t , --E—Entrauce on Eighteenth street.
PIIILd_DELPIIIA, April IS, MI.
,o. "Reception of Goods" are now
' , V.• any tirtiCleS designed for the Fair,
r..-operation of the various branches
y, as their labors most necessarily
EVeIT package ehould be properly
Chairman or any member of the
• ....• are authorized to receipt and acknoW-
'^'?•r 1., inform the public that all of the
companies have generously offered
ze the Committee free of charge.
A. IL Chairman.
' •• • ls-eretary.
'••••• -1 a Tuesday end Friday afternoons, at
A. R. MeHENRY,
A. S. ROBERTS, ix.,
EDWARD IL RI VWLEY,
JAMES N. STONE,
DAVID C. ih , (IAMMOIN,
GEORGE A. MeRINSTRY,
S. S. MOON,
J. D. ELLIS,
JAMES S. MARTIN,
JOS. HARRISON', Ja.,
Cnninittee.
Pit Ii • IDELPHIA COMMERCIAL
, RAILROAD COMPANY.—No
""'.Y that a meeting of the Commission
hy act of the General Assembly of the
Penugylvanitt, entitled .'An Act to
Philadelphia Commerchtl Wharf and.
approved the twenty-iifth day of
1 0 No n books, receive subscriptions,
aal . auy by the nate!, stvle, and title of
I A COMMERCIAL 'WHARF AND
L.,. , •311'.i NY, will be held on the TWENTY
= NAY, A. D. 1864, between th e hours
A. 11. Ulld four o'clock. P_ M., at No. 327
floor, Room No. 2, in the city
'OA, and from day today, in pursuance
and for the purposes therein
- • 1, ...videed.
EDMUND A. SOUDER,
DAVID JAYNE,
SAMUEL T. BODINE,
J. VAUGHAN MERRICK,
t. E. W. WARNER;
TITUS S. EMERY.
'A. itf...3.2,1261.
I/eVPHILADELPHIA ICATATORIux
--- AND rnyz-ium, INSTITUT%
219 SOLTTit BROAD ST R Fat
In o preparations for Lifestimmer
treason,
com_pellad to dela
the 0W... y
hool till WEDIYRSDAY,
d o
p r r. to g
, icib day lie invites his friends and the pa
tron. t ~tablightuout to aßonoral inspootiotr, from
- „k!Ilf. to 9r. M. The Swimming Department has been
main mach improved - , and, in its May, dress, will be.
vo rth ,eeing. ON THURSDAY, MAY 5,
the Institution will be opened again for regular bust
nacQ. in both departmentg For particular:3 soo circulars.
my: 3t
NOVEL. LECTERE.—MISN EVANS,
the youthful) Welsh Lectur.e , ge., who has been as
tonishing great audiences in New York (only 16 years
old), tvill deliver one of her unique and etonnent ad
dresses upon Tempera nye, on Fitt lily EVENING, May
6th, in CONCERT 11ALL, at 711 o'clock.
MISS EVANS has uo equal of tier age, and her
toe
-tures are given with marvellous power and eloquence.
With her sweet, 1mi:4c:11 mice, She makes henielf
heard in the largest audience roots with perfect rase.
TICKETS '2.5 Celli;, In be Obtained at the pripelpar
MuKie Store=, and at the door. Ni, postponement tor the
- weather. niy2-rit
ENITED STATES (lIIIISTIAN
colirofiSi..l(ix—, A 1)1 Es 1111N?:P1 A.l , 00,g_
CERT 11M.1.. —A Meeting of Ladle, of all the Ec. i i i ir o .
heal Cloirelios of tlio city will ho bold at CONCEIZT
BALL on WEDNESDAS: MORNING next, May 4th, at
Wo 0' oo,k.
The lin% Dr. Kirk, of Boston, Rev. J. I'. Duryea, of
New York, and soiro Ihe flay Cleygy will a ddro,.., the
meeting in rotoromo I, Om orga nix:lt:on of Lads' Chris
tian Commission , in the several congTogations. A fall
attendance of illterehted temporal ant
sr ,,„ „„, „. e zi„,, of our brave soldiers is earnestly re
qtles.ted.
L(4311%1144 Which tra mukt lie riva
pared to meet. OEOIIOE 11. STUART,
niy2-31 - Chairman.
TItiTTEIII STATES Eillilswitx
COMMISSION.—A NAT'L/NAT. 111 - OYR:it - ENT.
A online meeilllb" of Instil - mat chararter and importance
will lie held in the Church of the Eldpha.
ny OIL C
IN:ITT Street, corner of Fifteenth. on TUESDAY EVE
NING next. Mar lid, at 7.t o'clock.
JR. Rev. CHARLES P. Mel LVAINE, D.D., Bishop of
Ohio, will preside, and deliver the opening address.
Statement, of the Christian work in the Army will be
Made by
Rev. E. N. EIRE - , D.ll. of Bogon. ' -
Rev. 30SEPII T. DURYEA, of New York..
E. S. TOBEY, Rzci. of Boston, - -
(Ea-]'resident of Board of Trade.)
All of whom have recentlyretnrned from the Army of
the Potomac.
sh.,t 01-0 1,0 co:Dpeted
Bishop SIMPSON,
Rev. WIIEATi/N SMITH, D. D., of Philadelphia.
Alensures affecting the interests of the United States
Christian commission throughout country.. and of great
importance to the soldier—so soon to meet the enemy on
the battlefield—will
GE O. 11. STUART, Phila. 1 - • •
JOUN' I'. CROZER, `: Fv,entive
JAY CcooKE,
nEmoND, B os t on, dontnitivii.
S. JANES. New York, J
AtV.ll-a• • W E. BOARDMAN, Sperptary.
\ D v ItTAISVFMENT OF PUBLIC' inwn.
OFF 1 ,1; 113111,1NF1,
S. W. curlier Wit bNITT andFIFTH Street .
PITILADELPITIA,May 1, 15 , 11.
NOTICIL—Otrnor. o, Hack. and Can kept for
biro are motiii.a that they mast renew their licenses on
or Ir-torn the fir,t d:ty of Jnno, IG:4.
.
The peilaity for imc,lect is Five (ii) Dollars for each
time the vehicle i: used Otter that %laic. :tot wilt be
strictlyculiaTeit. • TUOS. Ilt TP.IIII.
Iny' , --:r4 : - - _ LiC,Cll.tilt Clerk.
Far SU7 . 7 l i. -14 1: 1 ;b 4, 1t, 0 11 ; : t . i r latt for Ci lL m L uaiL r( 6 ioe
Day' , 3.01,..r. 'pm. , . or Revamp), roceivad TO-DAY
by Jwiz; ly cdt
a(3110 - 11N, TreaAnrcr, Wilco No. 118
South sEVENtII Streot, Philadelphia. La all prwort
iy wspond. Sob6criptions and rtmitlanees by mail
duly rvc.....ipte.db. , r, and acknowledged hi the
act, ap23-lm
TICE GREAT CENTRAL - FAIR.—
IL~'
The Committee on STOVES - AND 110L1,0 - tv_
WARE would respectfully call the attention of the Trade
to this part - el 4 the Exhilnuon j and we would call upon
the Stove Manufacturers. Sheet-Iron :and Tin-Plate
worl:, T s, in the States of Pennsylvania, New Jersey,
and Delaware, to prepare some articlesrfor exhibition,
anal we hope the entire trade will not fail to make a do
nation, either in money or goods. There is not - one
- who cannot contribute something. _lf unable to C..,
tribute largely, iu the nay-of Stoves anal Ranges, all
can at least contriltute a dozed - milk-pans,. tin-cups,
m ilk-cans, or money, that would enable the Commis
sion to purchase a Start, blanket, or some necessary ar
ticle for our sick and wounded soldiers, who are now
fazhiina our battles. The goods should be soot forward
by the 11th of May or theist of June. All articles should
be well packed, and marked with their reasonable value
on Oar end. The donor can mark his name on packages,
and direct therh to WILLIAM P. CRESSON,. Sanitary
Commission, Chairman on Stoves Had o[ollow-ware
and send invoice to WILLIAM P. CRESSON, Ito. IT.L.t
CHESTNUT Street.
We would also suggest that several parties from the
same vicinity could combine and make up :a box of ar
ticles in this way. This would save freight. But do
net pro-pay the freight. - - -
We here the trade will respond liberally to this call.
Gary eO.II)IITrEE.
- WILLIAM I'. CIIESSON, Chairman.
cENTISAL COMMITTEE.
Dr.- Ch arles Noble, R. Peterson,
Cresswell, I.- A. Sheppard,
W. L. - McDowell, - A. W. nand,
R E. Chase. J. Bartlett,
labia Whiteman, Charles Gilbert,
Charles Savory, .Tohn S. Clark,
Albert R. touring,- Charles Williams,
- Kisterbock, - • - Henry Hill,
Purves, -•- Thomas Dixon,
W. A_ Arnold, - James 4.indrows,
Jaceb W.:•ymer, . • Jacob %weaver,
Same] Hill, D. Merdhou.
F.
GREAT CENTRAL . FAIR,
PHILADELPHIA.
noRTICULTURAT. AND FLORAL DEPARTMENT.
The Committee in charge of this Department respect
fully- solicits contributions for either exhibition or sale,
at the Fair in Jane next, of Fruit, Flowers, and Vege
tables, also,
Bouquets, Phantom Bouquets,
Baskets of FlotrorP, Autumn Leaves,
Floral Designs, Aquaria,
Hanging Baskets, . Seeds,
Flower Stands, • Gardening Books,
Fern Cases, Fountains,
Aviaries, Horticultural Iron Work,
Gardeningtlmelements, " Wire Work,
Native Wine, " China and Glass,
Garden Seats and _
ases, " Pottery,
Cut Flower, .Dried Fruit,
Dried " = Foreign or Exotic Fruit,
Wax " 1:2 : Wax Fruit,
Leather " Garden Statuary.
ln Short, Rustic Adornments of every kind, or any
thing of a rural or rustic character that does not strictly
belong to the Agricultural Department.
Daily contributions of cut flowers, bouquets, designs,
baskets, etc., so as to insure a constant and regular sup
ply during the Fair, will be very acceptable, and con
tributors will please arrange with the Chairman of the
Committee on Baskets, Designs, and Bouquets, Mr.
ROBERT EILVINOTON, Florist, LOCUST Street, near
Thirty-seventh, WEST PHILADELPHIA, as to the days
on which their contributions will be required.
Daily contributions of Fruits and - Vegetables, not only
for exhibition and sale, but a1,,0 for the use of the Re
stauraut, will also be thanklfuly received.
The time Axed for the opening of the Fair is the FIRST
TUESDAY IE JUNE NEXT, and it will continue two
weeks. All articles exeept cut flowers, fruit, and vege
tables, must be received on or before the preceding day.
Donations from the interior of this State, and from
Delaware and New Jersey, can be forwarded by any
public conveyance free of freight, and should Le dis
tinctly marked " Great Central Fair, Logan Square,
Philadelphia, Horticultaral Departnii:nt, iiive of D.
K. King, 723 Glmstnut sheet, Phi/fte/ph/a. " "Par
Bale' , or "11,r Exhibition," as may be desired. Bills
of lading. should also be forwarded to the same address.
D. RODNEY KING, Chairman of Gentlemen's Com
mittee.
Mrs. J. RHEA BARTON, Chairman of Ladies' Com
mittee. apa-tuths tjes
ar.PHILADELPUIA, APRIL 23.
—At a meeting of the TOBACCO and CIGAR
interest In th.., GREAT CENTRAL FAIR, held thin af
ternoon, at 4 o'clock, the following resolution was
adopted :
Re&olty.d, That the chairman district the city, and ap
point Block Committees to solicit contributions, of mo
ney, to'hacco, ciga, snuff, pipes, and any saleable ar
tieler,, in aid of the Great Central Fair for the United
States Sanitary Gummi:J:skm.
1). C. McCAMION, Chairman.
Taro. 11. VF.TrEammt, Treasurer.
A. J. BrCKNEIL, Jim., Secretary.
NAMES OF COMMITTEES AND DISTRICTS.
North side Market street to south side
lan-are avenue to east side of Third street—Theo. K. Yet
terlein and J. K. Taylor.
• . . .
North side Market . stie . et to south side Callowhillovest
aide Third street to east side Eighth—J. C. Steiner, &Ac
hill)/ Teller and William Warner.
North side Market . street to south aide Callowhill,
west side Broad street to Schuylkill—Levi. Beck, George
Fite, John Douglass, and S. Meekinge.
North side Callowhill street to Kensington, Delaware
avenue to east side Sixth street—C. M. Meyers, J. M.
Boyd, and H. W. Rank.
Aorth side Callowhill street to Kensington, west side
Sixth street to cast side Broad—Thomas Hare, W. Soby,
and A. R. Fourgeray.
North side Callowhill street to Girard. avenue, west
side Broad street to Schuvlkill—S. Moore, S. H. Bush,
S. F. Smith, and J. W. Wartman.
Kensington East Kensington, and Richmond—L.
Bomberger, £ W. Crottion, and George L. WOlOOll.
South side Market to north side South street, Dela
ware avenue to east side Fourth street—John T. Tett,
Augustus Merino, and Wm. H. Fuguet.
South side Market to north side South street,west side
Fourth to east side Eighth street—W. M. Abbey, S. W.
Ayres, J. H. Simmons, and D. L. Tingley,
South side Market to north side South street,west side
Eighth to east side Broad street—M. E. McDowell, E. A.
Woodward, George Boldin, and James Russel.
South side Market to north side South street, west side
Broad street to Schuylkill—A. Armstrong, W. B. Mann,
and Walter Garrett,
South side South street to Reed street, Delaware ave
nue to Schuylkill—George Jr. athrall W. 11. Nassau,
'Thos. Coekrill, and A. J. Buckner ,
Horatio Paine, K. D., General Collector , on Turkish
divans, fancy pipes, Sc. ap2S-thstu3t.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
FANCY GOODS, itirA'ici-Es; JEWELRY, SILVER
AND PLATED WARE.
. - -
The undereigned have been appointed a Sub-commit
tee to request donations:
FANCY GOODS.
R ` EChrimtinan Clinton, L. Grosholt,
ATCHES.
John M. Harper E. Tracy.
JEWLLJtY.
F. Thibault, Thomas C. Garrett.
SILVER WARE.
JOB. T. Bailey, 0, W. Simons, Franklin Butler.
PLATED WARE.
Thomas Wriggius, Win. M. Farr.
The Trade are respectfully requested to send in their
donations as peirll/ as possible, to either of the Commit
tee, or to the Chairman, J. E, CALDWELL,
822 CHESTNUT Street.
Money donations will be received by
GEO. W. SIMO34S, Treasurer.
Sansorn-street Hall.
LADIES' COMMITTEE.
Mrs. James L. Claghorn, Chairman.
Mrs. Joseph Harrison.
Mrs. Morris Stroud.
Mrs. W. H. Horstmann.
Mrs. W. R
Ellison-
Mrs. Thomas Febes.
Mrs. 3. W. Pritchett.
Mrs. Henry C. Lea.
Mrs. S. A. Harrison.
Miss Louisa Clay,librn.
Miss A. SaSer-
Missl. Antelo. ap2B-stuth6t
NOTICE...THE
.ANNUAL MEET.
ING of the Stockholders of the MARQUETTE
MINING COMPANY OF MICHIGAN will be held on
TUESDAY, the 3d day of May next, at their Office, No.
319 WALNUT Street. An Election for Directors will
take place, to serve the Comvaiiy the ensuing year.
DA \ ID S. HEYL, Secretary.
PITTLADELPIITA, April 21, 1384. air22-tmy3.
IW'2OFFICE OF TIIE
- PlilA EXCHANGE COMPANY.
PRiLADELPITIA, April ID, 1554.
The Managers have this day declared a dividend of
TWO DOLLARS per share, clear of all taxes, Payable
on and after sth proximo.
ap27-tmys HENRY D. SIIERRERD, Treasurer.
OFFICE OF THE TIDIOIITE AND
Ala,lifiliENY OIL COMPANY, No. 731 WAL
NUT Street, PHILADELPHIA, April 30, 1364.
Certificates of Stock are now ready for delivery, on
presentation of the Treasurer's receipt at the Company's
Office. P. B. BROWN,
iny2-2t Secretary.
TIOGA IMPROVEMENT CON..
TAN . —Notice is hereby given that a Meeting of
the Stockholders of the Tioga Improvement Company
will be held at No. 2.5 . MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE, in
the city of Philadelphla, on the Sd day of May next, be
tween the hours of 12 and 2 o'clock, to elect [managers.
a President, and Treasurer of said Company.
WILLIAM ELLIS, Treacneer.
mbal-ttnyll No. 72,1 MARKET Street.
_
A MEETING OF TILE STOCK
HOLDERS Of the Bloom.burg Iron Company
will be held at the Company's Office, at Iroudale, Co
lumbia county, Penna., on WEDNESDAY, May Sib,
1.961, for the purpose of electing nine Directors to serve
the ensiling year, and Mr the transaction of other busi
ness. WIC E. S. BAKER, reasurer WATERary.
No. 213 North Street.
PHILADELPHIA, April IG, 1864. aplS-30t.
GOLCONDA MINING COMPANY
(OF MICHIGAN.)—The first Meeting of the
"GOLCONDA MIXING COMPANY," under its Arti
cles of AIS!SOCiatiOII, will be held on MONDAY, the Bth
day of May, 1964, at No. 324 WALNUT Street, Phila
delphin, at 11 o'clock A. M. A. H.
A. DU N CES ,
B.
Two of the Associates of Said Corporation.
PHILADELPHIA, AprillB, 1961. ap2l-15t
OFFICE OF THE VULCAN XINING
COMPA.Nr OF MICHIGAN.
PHILADELPHIA. April V, 1564.
The ; mated animal meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS of
this Company Will he held on THURSDAY, May 12th.
at 12 o•clock M., at their office, No. 324. WALNUT
Street. Ali election for Directors will take place, to
serve the. Company the ensuing year.
ttp -13 t H. V. WOMEATII, Secretary.
OFFICE BOHEMIAN MINING
COMPANY, 155 WALNUT Street,
PHILADELPHIA, Amin}, 1864.
Notice is hereby given, that an assessment of ONE
DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per Share on each and
every Share of the Capital Stock has THIS DAY been
called by the Board of Directors of the BOHEMIAN
MINING COMPANY, doe :Lod payable OIL or before the
15th day of May, 1864, at the Mace of the Company - A.32
WALNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA.
By order of the Board of Directors.
apls-tmyls. L. MACTIER, Secretary.
FOURTIRE AstlrLettto._ADpinCLl
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
COMPANY,
So ° p fil te c n e ilml
DIVIDEND rionct. —The fcillowmg-namott person
2 2 7 1 4 3 7th
are entitled to a Dividend on the Common Stock. of this
Company. The residence of several of them is un
knolvn„ and it is, therefore, necessary that the .1-rtith
cate of stock should be presented on Ectlling; for the Divi
dend. S. READFORD, Treasttroo - 2.
BTociatormpa9' NAmp.;.4.
S. Lancaster, henry B. Sherer,
John McintYre, I Andrew Turner,
Beiij. F. Xcewport, Mrs. Rebecca Ulrich.
sea-stutittf
PENFINYLVA.NIARAIIROAD COM.
PANY—Tutmsultpa's DEPARTNEdcr,• Pit/LAM:a,-
PPIA. April 20, 31 - 1,-X
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS. —The . Board of
Directors have this day declared a semi-an:ull dividend
of live per cent. on the capital stock of the Company,
oh-or'
-f Notional and litaliCIWYC , , payabl e , one sad after
May 10,
plank powers of attorney for . collecting divide can
h t
be at th,t otlice Of the. Company, No. 238-South
TlllllO Siro't.
Stock and Scrip cortificate,for the extra
be ready for delivery on and after May 2d, but no stock
r
scrip certificate:, will be delivered between the - gth
May and tat June. THOMAS T. FIRTH.
111 y - l m Treasurer.
CITE BOUNTY NOTICE.
FR3 I, ; CITY BOUNTY FUND 130MAIISSION,
No. 41i PIZUNESrreet, April 7,19 M.
The City Bounty will continue to be paid until farther
notice.
Ice applications for 'Bounty will be entertained from
recruits who enlisted prier to the date of the President:6
Proclamation, October 17, 1633.
All future powers. or attorney for the City Bounty,
from new recruits for Pennsylvania Krgiments, mus
tered in after this chat., must be ondors6l by the officer
in charge of the barracks that the man has been re
ceived there.
By order or the Commission,
apt-tr SAMUEL IL.;. 'DAWSON, Secretary.
—TRIE A S 11.7 R E 3-S DEPARTMENT
NOIiTHERIN CENTRAL RAILWAY CO.- -
CAI.NIttT STSTION, BALTimolllt. April 1, 13134.
Notice lwreby Oren, that the Capital Steel: of the
Northern Celltrill Railway Copipilny, for thu M11..0 of
completing' a double track to Sunbury, pa . , will be
itugnientra to an aliteratt equal to that of the existing
Stock.
Before offering it to the public, those who appear as
Stockholdersim the Company'.s . books on the sth of
April, ISS-1, will be allowed the privilege of subscribing,
at the par value, t,, an amount equal to the Stock by
them respectively held,
Books will be opened for that purpose at this office,
and kept open from the sth day of APRIL, 1564, until
ti a• sth day of MAT, 1564.
do subscription will be received for less than par.
pavabie as follows: Twenty (20) per cent, at the time of
subi,cription, itnil the remainder fu instalment,. of suck
amounts and at sorb times as may be ordered by the
Board of Directors.
- .
The boobs will be closed from 5 P. M. on the 4th .
of
April until 101. M. on the. 6th or April, and no trousfers
allowed on the sth, By order,
ap4121-ticdu tins J. S. LEIB, Treasurer.
= CONVERSION OF LiEItIGII SCRIP
INTO CAPITAL. STOCK.
OFFICE OF THE LE HIGH COAL AND NAVIGATION.
1EM283
April 19-1.
At a meeting of the Ileard o Managers, held. yester
day, the following preamble and re.,olution were adopt
ed,viz. :
Wherena, Ample security has been provided for:the
payment and satisfaction of se much of the mortgage
debt of March 7, 1042 ' as has not been exchanged by the
holders thereof for the new loan secured by the late
mortgage dated April 1, lail; therefore
That full Certificates: of Stock in the capital
of this Company be forthwith issued to the holders of
the Scrip Certificates, according to the number of shares
in the latter certificates specified.; and that, until the
necessary exchange of certificates can be effected, tho
Present holders of said Scrip Certificates he entitled, now
and hereafter, to all the rights and privileges of Stock
holders of this Company.
Published by order of the Doan&
apllO-6t EDWIN WALTER, Secretary,
MILITARY.
ATTENTION! RECRUITING OF
FILERS. —Twelve active young men, who have been
in the ecrvice twelve mouths, desire to cuter the Na
vy, nod &oh be had by any officer who will have theta
transferred. Address WILLIAM. GAMBLE, C0.,1, Au
demon Cavalry, Army of the Cumberland, Roseville,
Ga. ap3o-llt*
tiATTENTION? MEMBERS OF
BATTERY L (Union Artillery) 7th Regiment P. M.,
who have not signed the Pay 8011, for services ren
dered in September, 1862, will call at 116 CHESTNUT
Street, prior to May 4, and sign the same, as no signa
tures will be received after that time. Friends of ab
sentees will report. 1611.A0 STAR, Jlt., VAPtain.
S. J. IRWIA, 0. S. ap:3o-3t5
PROVOST GUARD-186TH PA.
VOLUNTEERS. -
The recruiting for this Regiment will cease iu a tow
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. RESPECTABLE INIEti
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AVOID•THE DRAFT
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BRANCH OF TIIE
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OR IT WILL BE TOO LATE.
Recruiting Officers for this command will close their
accounts preparatory-lA, rejilini lig their ItarililOlitS.
. JOHN 11. JACK,
Captain and Recruiting Officer.
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Author ot "POEMS BY ROSA."
1 vol. 12mo. Price $1.50.
[From the Louisville Journal.]
JUST. PUBLISHED
Danwerlielti's Rest ;
OE, BEFORE THE STORM.
Just Published,
THE AMERICAN MlNlisai GAZETTE
.GEOLOGICAL MAGAZINE
„CYCLOPEDIA.
•
FINANCIAL:
U. S.
TEN-VORTY BONDS.
Vent Bonds arc iss - .1.1di under the Act of Coli.etesS of
March Bth, Ma, which provide:, that iu lieu of to mach
of the loan authorized by the Act of March 3d, 3153, to
which this is supplementary-, the Secretary of the TrAa
sury to authorized to borrow ;rem time to time, on the
credit of ithe United States, not exceeding , TWO Burr ,
DRED MILLION DOLLARS, &cling the current fiscal
Tear, and to prepare and issue therefor Coupon and Re
gistered Bands of the United States,-and 311 Bonds issued
under this Act'shall be EXIiMP FROMT TAXATION by
or under any State or munici'pal authority. Subscrip
tions to tlicsay Roads are received in Untied Slates notes,
or Dotes of National Banks. They are TO BE RE
DEEMED IA COIN, a% the pleasure of the Government,
at any period not lest; tlwsc ten nor 'MOM than forty
?leav' from their th:te,. and untirtheir red,nriptton FIVE
PER CENT. INTiARBST WILL BB PAID IN COIN, on
Bonds of not etc? one hundred dollars animal; y, and
on all other Bonds t , eml-annually.
The Interest is payable on the first days orMarcii and
&ptember in each year. The semi-annual Coupons are
payable at those dates, and Om annual Coupons on the
tiO and 100-dollarßond 4 : al,' payable on the first of March.
Subscribers will recel;:o either Registered no Cimpon
Bonds, as they may prenr: Registered Bonds axe re
carder on the books of tYcIL. S. Treasurer, and can be
tettnsfe:nted only on the oVner'serder. Coupon Milian
arc payable to bearer, :ark are more convenient for
commercial uses,
Aegistered Bonds will be 'hutted o'," the donominationa
of Fifty Dollars ($.50), One If. ndred Dbilan4(sloo), Fi7o
Iltunteed Dollars 0tt100), One Iliousand Dollars (61000) .
Five Thousand Dollars (V 5,000, and Ten Thonuand Dol..
lags (#10,000)'-; and Coupon Bond', of Do denominations
of Fifty Donors ($5O), One linni.ied:DOiTars ($100), FiVe
Hundred Dollars ($100), sod (h Them:4mA
($1,000). .
Subscribers to this loan will have the ovtion of having
their Bondi draw interest from Miarch Ist, by paying
the accrued interest in coin (or in United States notes,
or the cotes of National Banks, :Wang fifty- per cent.
for premintu)i. or 'receive them draping interest front
the date of subscription and deposit.
AS these Bonds are exempt from municipal or State
taxation, their value is increased from. one to three per
cent. per ann Um„ according to the rate' of tax levies in
Various parts of the country.
At the present rate of premium on goht they pay over
eight per cent. interest in currency, and are of equal
convenience - as a permanent or temporary investment.
It is believed that no securities offer so. great induce
ments to lenders as the various deserintions of U. S.
Bonds, In all other formo of inclobtodum the faith or
ability of private Rarties, or stock companies, or sepa
rate' communities, only is pledged for payment, while
for the debts of the United States the whole property of
the country is holdvm to seam the payment of- both
principal and interest in coin.
These Bonds may he subscribed for in sums from *lO
up to any magnitude, on the same terms, and: time thus
made equally available to the smallest leader mad the
largest capitalist. They can be converted into money at
any moment, and the holder will have the ileirefit of the
interest.
The fact that all ditties: on imports aro , payable in
srecie furnishes a Elm& for like payment of interest on
all Government Bonds largely in excess of the wanfibf
the treasury for this purpose.
Upon the receipt 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 ,(reLdsterea or coupon)
. and the denomi
nation of bonds required. :;41
Upon the receipt of thejOr:ginal certUleates at the Trea,
sury Department the Bonds subscribed for will be trans
mitted to the Subscribers respectively.
Subscriptions will be received by the TREASURER
OF THE UNITED STATES at Washington, and the
ASSISTANT TREASURERS at Philadelphia, New York,
and Boston, and. by_ the
First National Bank of Philadelphia, Pa.,
First National-Bank of Carlisle, Pa.
Fir.,t National Bank of Danville, Pa.,
Find National Bank of Erie, Pa.,
First National Bank of Marietta, Pa.,
First National Bank of Meadville, Pa. ,
First National Bank of Scranton, Pa.,
Second 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,
First National Bank of York, Pa.,
First National Bank of Parkersburg, W. Va.,
First National Bank of Washington, D. C. _
First National Bank of Newark, A.
First National Bank of Baltimore,
First Natkmal Bank of Binghamton, N. Y.,
First National Bank of Elmira, N. Y.,.
and by all NatioMit Banks which are depositories 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. ap29-6t Wit
FIRST
NATIONAL 13A.1%Tii
PHILADELPHIA
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT
OF VIE
UNITED A.STATES.
10-40 1.4C0A:14-.
This Bank has-been authorized and is now prepared
to receive subscriptions to the
NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN.
This Loan, issued under authority of an let of Con.
gress, approved March 3, 1864, provides for the issue of
Two Hundred Millions of Dollars (932)0,000,000) United
States Bonds, redeemable after ten years, and payable
forty years from date, IN COIN, dated. March 1, 1864,
bearing interemt at the rate of
FIVE PER CENT.
per annum IN COIN, payable semi-annually on all
Bonds over $lOO, and on Bonds of $lOO and lees, an
nually.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or Coupon
Bonds as they may prefer
Registered Bonds will be issued of the denominations
of fifty dollars ($5Ol, one hundred dollars ($100), five
hundred dollars ($3oo), one thousand dollars ($1,000),
five thousand dollars ($5,000), and ten thousand dollars
($10,000), and Coupon Bonds of the denominations of
fifty dollars ($5O), one hundred dollars ($100), five hun
dred dollars ($100), and one thousand dollars ($1,000).
INTEREST
will commence from date of subscription, or the accrued
interest from the Ist of March can be paid in coin, or,
until further notice, in U. S_ notes or notes of National
Banks, adding (10) fifty per cent, to the amount for pre-
I/1 UHL
mh3l-tf
10-40 LOAN!
THIRD NATIONAL BANK
OF PHILADELPHIA,
CORNER OF MARKET AND OAK STREETS,
Raving been designated a Depository of Public Moneys
and Fiscal Agent of the United States, will receive sub
scriptions to the new Government
1 0 - 40 LOAN,
Issued under the Act of Congress approved March 3d,
1861. Redeemable after ten years, at the option of the
Government. Payable in forty years in coin. Bearing
interest at the rate of CLper cent. per annum in COIN,
Registered and Coupon Bonds of different denomina
tions. Interest commencing from date of subscription,
or from the Ist of March last.
DAVID B. PAUL,
ap24-lm President.
HEWES RAIIIII,
BANKERS AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
No 52 South THIRD Street
Dealers in Government Securities, Specie, Bank Notes,
and City Warrants. Stocks bought and sold on Com
mission. Collections promptly made. my2-lm
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE
'3C.N"....1PC:01 7 1,7C - V - LOAN .
RECEIVED BY THE
SECOND NATIONAL BANKI
OF PHILADELPHIA,
.A." 1" FELIA_NaKENOR.3I7). •
This Bank has been designated by the SECRETARY
OF THE TREASURY as a
DEPOSITORY OF THE PUBLIC MONEYS,
AND A
.FINA•NOIAI. AGENT
OF THE
UNITED STATES,
And authorized to receive subscription to the NEW
UNITED STATES LOAN, bearing interest at the rate of
prvr. PER CENT.
Per Annum IN COIN. Bonds from 83.14 to $lO,OOO. In
terest to commence either with the date of the bonds,
March Ist, 1864, or at the date of subscription, at the op
tion of the subscribers.
apl7-1m WILLIAM M. RHAWIL Cashier.
EMOVAL.-DR. R. J. LEVIS HAS
removed to No. 1104 ARCH stroot.• ap29-12t"
NEW LOAN.
NEW GOVgatNMENT LOANS
ItedeemaXile ally time aster 'PEN VEARii, at tho plea_
sire of the Oiriernment, and payable FORTY YEARS
after date. Both COUPONS and RHO ISTERE D BONDS
are Waled for thin Loan, of sah.le denominations ag the
Five-Twenties. Tile interest on. $5O awl $lOO n a y, L bi e
yoar:lr, hot all otMer denominations half yoriy TII9
TEN-FORTY 1301f114 are dated. 111a . mh 1, the half-
Vearry interest fairing due Sepformher 1 and :Mira 1 of
c.,oh year. Until Ist" September, th?.'aee.rnott interest
learn lst , March is rennired to he paid hyPnreln,e rs iu
coin, or hi logs! 01.131 . 1311 CY, adallg • per cent. fur
preleie in, until further neytiee.
All* . other goverumeut &.onetties bought and 801 d
JAY COOIiE
114 EIOITTII THII4D SilittET
5-20 e°" P ° S '
OU . CrII r r .
ORDERS Dti MAIL OR. EXPREBf§ ATTErfDED TO
SECOND NATIONAL BANIC OF
PM LA DELPIIIA PIIANKFORG , .
CAPITAL $lOO,OOl,- WITH TIIE PRIVILEGE OF IN
CREASING TO 44500,M:
NA.TITAN Provident.
WHATAIK H, Hirawx, cuolivr,
(Lao of the a del p Lin Bank.)
mitEcTo its :
NATHAN MLLES,
SEORGE IV. /t HAWN,
SD9I()N R. SNYDER.,
EDWARD HAYEs,
LEWIS minur.e.lings. -
The Second National Murk of Philadt-.lnhia, h note
open at No. 134 MAIN fitreet.loraakforrl, for the, trans
action of a General Banking Mishit:Ns urnu: the wawa
terms.
Collections upon all accessible points win' lie made
upon liberal terms. Respectfully,
vir. A. RTlAWNi.Ciudifor.
OLOA'KS! €I.OA.KB'!.
SHAWLS! SHAWLS!
•
. .
An unrivalled assortmentmf the above g oo d s.
Also,. Chi dre i'n Clothing and Misses' 1;1 oaks,.in• the
latest and most approved Kyles,. made to order its the
best manner and at reasonable prices.
Ladles are especially invited:it:scull and okaraine- our
Floe.
S. WELSH' & CO:
myn-lm N.. W. corner of ARCTI TENTIT
W OPEN-AN DEVEENSE SI7OUIC
NO
-,- 1 and a swami) assortment. of elegant MANTILLAS,
at low prieor, emlirlielny ull the nom - Who:of the Neiman,
comprising garments ranging in price from $8 to. 835,
which we guarantee to be much under Chegtuut street
or Eighth street prices.
Good Silk Circulars and Sacks for $B.
Better do do $9.
Still bettor do do 410.
Finer do do $ll.
Much' finer q,nimpnre trimmed-do $12.50.
Very handsome Taffeta Silk guimpura trimmed' 11Tau.
thins for $l5.
Superb do at $15.00.
Sublime garments, iu great variety, at *l9, $2O;. $25,
C. 10,: aad 24, at Mo EL ItO Ir'%.
No. 1 7 , South NINTH Street:
SILKS ! SILKS! SILKS!
BLACK SILKS. BLACK".SILKS.
- -
A mammoth assortment of Black Silks, cmnprising•all
the celebrated makes, raugi ng imprice from 95 cents to
*.5. and in width from 24 to 43 nelmg.Wo guarantee to
suit the most fastidious. Most of these were purchased
when gold was. 58; others purcha.sed during the recenl
dedinevin that metal. We can now display the largest
retail stock in the city.
Good Black Gres de Rhi aes fox 95c.
Bettor and wider do 911.10.
Splendid do SL2,.
Fine and heavy do All. 50.
Good Mantilla do $l.OO.
Finer and wide do $1.75.
The celebrated Gold Ticket Taffeta, for $2.00.
The Cede Nulla do $2.25.
Superb quality do *2.50.
Wider supbrb quality do sl<•-. 75.
36-inch sublime quality do $8 10.
Bonnets, celebrated takota,ex-tra width
• Bonnets, best 42 in. , 13.1 yards wide, at in 90:
xt MeELOY'S,
No, 11 South NLIVII Street.
1 lot Fancy Plaid Dress Silks, $l, cheap,
1 lot Silver Cloths, for walking dresses, 62c.
I lot Silk and Linen Poplins, for 60e.
1 lot all-wool Gay Plaid Delaines, for children, 50e.
1 lot lgured all-wool Delaines, at 50c.
1101 iShOpliiird Plaid Grades for VC,
NOVELTIES Lai SfInWLS.
1 lot Mozambique Shaw Is,s3. ro. •
1 lot all-wool Plaid Shawls, In.
1 lot silk and wool Tamise ShawiS,
1 lot beautiful style and quality Shawls, $5.50.
1 lot Princess Alice Shawls $8.50.
1 lot Princess Alexandra Sllawls, $9.
1 lot of spring Bannerols at $2, cheap.
1 large stock Sun Umbrellas, at low prices.
1 lot steel-frame Umbrellas, at $1.85.
1 lot large Sun Umbrellas, at $2.
1 lot large and heavier steel-framed Umbrellas, at
$2.
/ lot befit]: steel-frame Umbrellas, - $2.50.
LADIES' CLOAKING.
A splendid stock good double-width Cloaking for $l.
Better double-width Cloaking for $1.20.
1 lot choice Cloakings, $1.60.
1 lot choice shade and quality, $1.75.
1 lot all-wool, imantifit I goods, *I
Splendid shade, and qualities, at $2.25, $2.60, $2.75
and $3.
A large stock of domestic goods, comprising Muslin,
Prints, Drills,
_Combrics, &c.
Cassnacres and Casinets, for Boys' wear, a' large
stock.
KID GLOVES! Kg) GLOVES!
.
Depot for the celebrated Empress GlOve.4, - every
pair guaranteed.= If they tear another pair will be
given, at MeELROY'S,
It* No. 11 South NINTH Street.
FURNISMNG GOODS.
1864. NEAv - 1864.
r_arz -- pc>ißaD
N. W. CORNER SIXTH AND CHESTNET STREETS,
NOW oFFEng
A LARGE AND ELEGANT NEW STOCK OF
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
All the choicest novelties in this department con
stantly on hand.
THE BEST-MADE SHIRTS IN THE CITY.
ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED,
PRICES REASONABLE. tellt-stathtmy3l
NOS. 1 6.; 3 NORTH SIXTH STREET.
JOHN C. ARRISON,
MANUFACTURER OF
THE
IMPROVED PATTERN SHIRT,
FIRST CUT BY J. BURR MOORE.
WARRANTED TO FIT AND GIVE SATISFACTION.
ALSO,
Importer and. Manufacturer of
GENTLEMEN'S
PTJENISIIING GOO D.
;c.
N. B.—All articles made in a superior manner by hand
and from the Lent material*. apls-6m
FINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
The subNeribers would invite attention to their
IMPROVED CUT OF SHIRTS,
which they make a anacialty in their hustuerot. Altos
conatantly receiving •
NOVELTIES FOR GENTLEMEN'S WEAR.
J. W. SCOTT & CO.,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING STORE,
No. 814 CHESTNUT STREET,
lal7-0 Four doors below the Continental.
JUST RECEIVED,
C. IL CLARK,
President
FRESH. CANTON HATTINGS,
WHITE AND RED CHECKED,
WHICH WE OFFER TO THE TRADE
GL HER MAJESTY" CHAMPAGNE
THE ROYAL WINE OF ENGLAND.
A limited quantity of this superior Wine has been se
cured for the undersigned, and the first shipment of 50
cases has arrived by the steamship Olympus, direct
from the cell ars of the well-known house of
MESSRS. DE VENOGE & CO.,
at Epernay, Franca. The present invoice will be intro
duced into this market at the very low price of
ip TWENTY DOLLARS PER CASE OF QUARTS,
payable in currency, which is much below its - first cost.
The superior quality of this Wine is guaranteed,and it
is offered with confidence of its approval by connois
seurs.
Orders for one or more eases may belthircesed, by let
ter or otherwise, to the undersigned, -
WM. HENRY WARD, Wine and Fruit Dealer,
No. 7 BROAD Street, near Wall,
aps-30t NEW YORK
IMPORTERS OF
WINES AND LIQUORS,
LAUMAN SALEADE,,
No. 12S SOUTH NINTH STREET,
Between Clke,:nut and Walnut, Philadelphia.
- 6. M. LAITMAL
nol4-6m A. IV. SALLADE.
CLARET. WINE.—AN INVOICE OF
X- 1 CHATEAU MORIN_ , Au one Modoe, Montferrand,
and St. Julien Claret Wines. How landing from brig
Hugo Georg', and foe sale by
JAIRETCHE & LAVP.RGNE.
arel-12t 202 and 204 South FRONT Stmt.
U. )5. 10-10 s.
JAY COOKE & C. OPFER FOR SALE 'ME
Begvias Five Per Cola Iriteret IN COIN.
DUE IST MAY,
_DIIEXET.A & CO.
CI IA RIES R: WF.EINEErt,
BENJ . , Ju.,
RENT. li. DEAC , _ 4 IV,
3"01-IN COOPER.
RETAIL DRY GOOD g.
MATTINGS.
2,000 ROLLS
IN - ALL 'WIDTHS,
LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
3feCAMI.U.II : CO.,
500 CHESTNUT STREET.
WANTS.
TrIE ADVERTISER, A YOUNG MAR
-a- WED MAN, do..ire. a Atnation in Dm Dry Doottg or
Fancy GootlH bnbilllPAß as Clerk or Salesman, Bog re
ferenrem. Address Reiinblr," ppm? office, my 3-4 v
NVANTED —A. SWF:BPI G MA.-
CJIIIE, stOtallie for (kunp. APP/Y to SAMUEL.
H. RITTER, 133 WALNUT Street. my3.4e
WANTED— A. SITUATION AS
COPYIST, by a young LADY. Addrexpi "A. T.,
Pre..T.T (Ake.
ap3o-:it"
'WANTED —PART OP AN OFFICE.
T T Adttresg Praxß 011ie,. y2-3t.
wANTED—A sALEsmAN IN AT
CLOTH STORE, ricoolOoled with Wiodesaje and
Tro.- 1 0- Addre , s office.
WANTED—INSTRu err oN (Y THE
PIANO and in Singing, by L:4.411". None hilt a
&korona]] artist need u pplv.- and a la,l y yorof..rred. Ad
dress `• Music," Prfoorl/thc,!. my3-2t•
- WANTED TO lIENT—A t•yroitE I
MARKET SI root, belliWit SI•colill mid Sixth, or
Su Tilltd or Fourth streets, nem Market. Address `•
C. K," Box i 4I Post Office. yt y t ;tom
NIA .5. 7 TED. —A YOUNG MAN , A 1 4 'Ailt
Y 'P e lt r ulin,. or some basin:PS , : expviiflni., Sr. aio •
sits'''. of old:ant:mg 0 permanent Situntion : would iir
szdisried ern n moderate compoosation. 1300 d 1..1'.•r
-i•Def• roil-bed. 'Please toldres..; ”.1. 111. Malm,''
PA(3I-: 1/IY:fa'
WA N I) ED f ATE IX —T WO
0011 CAN DY MAKERS, SPifilling
nd noticing caiio Wag, rs,lrt t .$l5
wrt.!,
ook. SASS.IIIIgIsi
Cmcmin, Arwil ISC4.
. _
q6O A MONTLE WANT AGENTS
'' - sfm a n. , a)th oxt.qi-w4 paid, bro!! my !WEIL
LAST] ft!: PENciLS, 'illriENTA 10,
11
7.1“-"°:und ES
01 In'r ari opn chrariar. nelltrre, .1:11 . 111M
1.00- 0 &IV; 011 I' f oRD ,f
$ 75 A MON - !—A WANT TO MUD
Arilor.rs in oyory Gedinty at iiii7:i a month, ox-
POOSOS Paid, to anti my maw ,thenn M t n,' I y S'pwi gi)ia
eh Wen.. AdIJECIS4 S. MA toSoN,Alfrod, Me. I rat.l-IMW3II/
dirli HOUSE WANTEI)—WiTH MO
don' improvemoots, I a oidgliborbood
Hoot not to oxiaied O. W. PITCHER.
SOS CHESTNUT Street, It
'YO 111•; T—A, FUR
.IENTSIIEII HOUSE, from.ltlar l itp t i nnin . c
bm., by Gellll,liiall and ittly. No children. Atkdrotti
fox 1:3:12 0., with itteati -ntin
ractory Isty:4-1v
W N T .1) PiAr /I, 0 R FIVE
• nooms, ‘O. .b
ino.rate-mh3iU OPS F. fora Cborni
mal Solient. Apply by Ictter t, Itit(Cl'll & 0
-to (; AWr Street, Tctith, a.latve arr2.7-wri
BOARDING.
242,5 SOVTII BROAD. STREET—PRI
, VAT BOARDING. Ilantthiorne hpartioNits
uow vacant, 07410 0 1 ,1111111111 i eating. a#29•Ce
ppAIIDTI£4—TWO IIAITDSOME SR
COND-STOT: I P. 0031 S (funoiNhA,l:ol. oil illT11141011),
With BOMA, re. , 11 3fillideating With MO noon, at No.
269 South Fl ref Strot. ap3o-3V
ROARDINC.F.—ONE OR TWO ROOMS,
Willi Bath ft.:W.:hang, now reettot ins first-class
House, on WAL rf t rent. Address "'Anti re mr." this
Mee.
viriLE BR VACANT BY Dchl FTRST
T of MAY. a 11,,m,1,,nie Recentl-story Front KOO3l,
furnished, :AA Ito V . .. corn NINTII , tind . SPIIIII!II
Streets. ap!ZIN-Ct*
1) - ERATAINENT'1OARD WA NTEDIBY
a. Clertuntan,•willt a smell Ihinily, in a ftri Tate
Chrintittu home 011 R or two nonitnitnitetling NOUN
desired. Will fitrnisti , iirpart. Location between Tbird.
and Twelfth acrd 15'iti nut and Pine streets. Address,
witb-,referenee "OI T. W.," Prems• Mk" Finirth
street, below Cflestnnt.
PERSONAE.
'CHANGE= OF NAME.-NOTICE:
hereby [drew that r have, petitionod the Court of
00U1111011 Plena of Phila.&lphiz County for leave to
ehantrn my !UMW. to Albart Wave_
myB-tuf St PLUCK.
PERSONAL... --JEWELRY SENT' BY
free of- poshige . . to ituy' part of the United
States on receipt the 101 l owing prices: Single Stone
Imitation Diamond Rimrs,..*l - el u sir, I tit I blt Di
motel Rings, $2; heavy platedd Vest Chains, $1; heavy
plain Rings,Will shun the strongest acid, EH centa;•
small DM nd Black Enamelled hard rops,:iny
;:heav
plated IThick Sleeve Butions.2!icentm; Gouts'
Pins, Imitation Muninint,*l;llllllll.tioll DnimonatiStuds,.
; Drain-Ms, sl;lltoeistonoty Chased Modarlientr,
complete nets Black Carbuncle Studs and Buttons, , ?IT;
Cfsmplete se In Enanrellyd &MIS ;I.lld 1311a011S, tai ill, pearl
settings *I; Fancy Wateh-key,, 50eentst Pen and Pen
cil, with extension cane, $l.; _Ladies' long Guard and
Chatelaine (nirlins, $1- Chatelaine Pins,id; Giant nu
( - DRAM Pemba Cbaillo, th; and CirOtti' 11f i ;duo
Pitts, for hair or likeness, 10 Seal Rings, Locket
Rings, $2; Coral Armlets, 50 cents. Direct to
ESTLIN & MAXN,
- ap2o-6t 016 RACE Street, Philatta.
COST AND FOUND.
LOST-A POCKET-BOOK, CONTAIN-.
ING a promissory note, drawn by Charles C. Sel
lers for $6OO, but not enttotwod, and other papers valu
able to the owner. A liberalroward will he pabl, If
left at No. 625 COMMENCE Street, and no questions
asked.
LOST -A CERTIFICATE OF 5 PER
CENT. LOAN OF STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA,•
for 4410.05, dated March 12, IMO, No: 7 r4, in rtonie of
WILLIAM MEREDITH. Also, a Certificate of ii-per.
cent: Loan of State of Pennsylvania, for the SLUM of COO,
dated June 30, 1545, No. 14.52 in the name of ELI K.
PRICE, administrator of William Meredith in trust.
Application has been made to the Auditor General for a
renewal of said Certificate,
felo-3m ELI R. PRICE, No. Sit Alter! Street.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
TO LET-HOUSE N0..2120 BRAN.
-11:21 DYWINE Street with modern hnprovements. In
quire No. 5 S. Fl FTII Street. my3-3t.
or TO LET-A LARGE NEW HOUSE,
=l. all motlernniell_,es, SIXTH Street, below
Jefferson. [le] D. L. LADS; 106 S. FOURTH St.
Ma TO RENT-A DESIRABLE
Ma three-story brick DWELLING, situated at No.
505 South Fourth street. Apply to
RODERT MACGIREOOR,
It WALNUT Street.
TO RENT-A HANDSOME RESI
DENCE iu Haddonfield, N. J., desirably located,
delightful shade, and good water. Six- miles from the
city, and easy of access. Apply, betweenlo and 12 A. M.,
to WM. C. SHINN,
my3-13t, 222. WALNUT . Street.
fr FOR SALE-AT GERMANTOWN,
iirBt-clays Properties on Tnlpeltocken,Morton,lier
man, tiarvy, Green and Price :amen, ' and . on School,
Duey, and Walnut lanes. Two tine Farms up the
river Delaware T. BOWLIfI, Conveyancer.
2113'3-tuns (3t. 339 WALNUT Street.
ati RARE OPPORTUNITY•FOR SPE
CULATION.—For sale, a large and valuable pro.
party of Two Hundred. Acres of Ground, situate in the
First and Twenty-sixth wards having a front on each
side of Broad street of twenty-four hundred feet, with a
front of twelve hundred ou -League Island or Second
street road, about one mile from County Prison, and
less distance from League Island and River Delaware.
Apply to T. 11. CURTIS & SON.
ap22-12tif* Real Estate Proker6, 433 WALNUT St.
ARMY GOODS:
FOR Tilt ARMY ADD.,,
3P.. lir A. 1 4 4 - S I-1 A.
MILITARY FURNISHERS;
418 ARCH STRE,E7,
PHILADELPHIA. s
Bauners, Regimental and Compauy Flagg, Swords,
Sashes. Belts, Passauts, Epaulets, Hats, Caps, Can
teens, Haversacks,. Camp Kits,. Field Glasses,. Spurs,
and everything pertaining to the complete outfit of
Army and Navy Officers.
A liberal discount allowed to the trade. apll-lm
FURLOUGHS.
Officers alla Soldiers, vi6iling the city on Furlough,
heeding
SWORDS,
And other MILITARY EQUIPMENTS,. are invited to
the very extensive Manufacturing Establishment of
GEO. W. SIMOXS Si, 111t0.,
SANSOM-STEEET HALL,
SANSOM Street, above Sixth
PRESENTATION SWORDS
Made to order at the shortest notice, which, for richness
and magnificence, challenge competition, no other house
in the country combining the MANUFACTURING JEW
ELER with the PRACTICAL SWORD-MAKER.
mhl2-2m
FROTHINGHAM & WELLS
HAVE FOR s A L
HEAVY, MEDIUM', AND LIGHT SHEETI:s.IGS AND
SH IRVING&
STANDARD DRILLS.
HEAVY CANTON PLANNELE
WASHINGTON AND VICTORY CAMBRICS AND
SILECIAS.
BROWN, BLEACHED, AND CORSET JEANS.
No. 12 WORSTED YARN, Ste. se24illf
LOOKING GLASSES.
JAMES S.- EAR - LE & SON,
SAG CHESTNUT STREET, PHILA.,
Have now in store a very line assortment of
I,OOIi.fNG- GLASSES,
of every character, of the \ -
VERY BEST MANUFACTURE AND LATEST STYLES
OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS,
apl9 PICTURE AND PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
The undersigned would inform their friends and the
public generally that they have removed (rein their Old
Stand, Gl7 ARCH Street, to their . .
SPLENDID NEW WAREROOMS,
NO. 912 ARCH STREET,
where they will continue the sale of -
GAS FIXTURES, CHANDELIERS, -
COAL-OIL: BURNERS ‘te.i
Baying associated with our house Mr. CHARLES
PAGE (tbrmerly the Principal Designer for Cornelius
& Baker). we are now prepared to execute orders for -
Gas Fixtnees of all grades and designs, front.the plcan
-6,54 the moat HA !INN! ue and elaborate.
VAN KIRK. a* CO.,
fe22-3m No. 912 ARCH STREET.
CABINET FURNITITRF, AND BIL
LIARD TABLES.
MOORE tt. CAMPION,
No. 2.31. SOUP i SECQND_ STREET.
in connection with their extensive Cabinet businees.are
now manufacturing a .Iperior article of
BILLIARD TABLES,
and have now on hand a full supply, finished with the
MOORE St CAMPION'S IMPROVED CUSHIONS
which are pronounced by all who have used them , to
he superior to all others. For the quality and ituodi of
these Tables, the manufacturers refer to their nume
rout patrons throughout the Union, who are familiar
with the character of their work. apll-6m.
- -
MOSS -50 BALES No. 1.
tiO BALES No. 2.
Will be sold cheap, to closeconsignment. --.
SIMONS',
zny2-3t* 525 NEW MARKET Street
CHAMPAGNE WINE.-AN INVOICE
of `• Crescent" and "Cornet" Champagne Wine,
ma* landing from brig H111(9 rieerge, and for sale by
& LAW-WINE,
an2l-2W 20% and l:`04 - S, FRONT HI
AMUSEMENTS.
AMERICAN - ACADEMY OF MVS[Q.
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR
'he Committee having thaw of the Musical Enter
tainments of the GREAT ciorTRAL PATE have th•
honor to announce, that they c,m,,„„„ca
AfAmEnty t ntsw,
()T , Z VP EIDN ESI/AY, (IV PI ;
A GE/Nn MUSICAL 1.1;•;"TIll'A7,
rnterla atnen h; rd . " the VIIIS'rr'CAL:. r.)..).05i of
0 11;;-1 , Lmttroogy, or:Clot :cod Af La,' •
I a I p•..t ro r.s7albt! Por tke pro•
•IneliPo ;.,pf nt'ber work , i, the Conttnfttoo
,f "I" • - •r•nt ‘7l , `. Wllll Al', L. 1' Irrn'tlaolL (now of
and lonielllY of ilri r elty), Mani pp of tho
e.'(llo•ra Da 'Mi.. 9 1.1 int.: ph./ flu Xi: ItLrlew
engaged Al,. If I [..in 111 .sa'. and ag
gi enn :01.3 Jr.o upon Gl° Lyrinal
it.; Th , .1. , 0017ing ;IN! (,), 111111104,
pliIG!;I
lof
Tate with
Illittnina I Di Orb/I.—Mr.
Ark,
and Carl Bentz, of Phlhoi , lnhia.
lux-auk Calineyl,4--Dr. W. l c .. Conn; awl Alt,tl.
e , Koppill, (31111.10. 1. , :+1 worth, • I l'hiladelpliia.
I header of Afilllnry liand-111P. Adolph 1.1.•gr,.1,1, „r phi.
!ath•lryhip., y r „
.r/rfoitiAt —Mr. A tll/1). IL Mo NOfor,
Alrn-ii v. To 1110, xi, of AaW i ark. p t ,,, -
.1115 c Staaze tin na 411t.,13. A. Baker, of frew York,
dil6ratlc terosoptro —Arr. Leopold krigelko, Phil:idol •
a.piii pro lio • 411,4. cootp rht
Coats I —DTI,. Jon ny . Krinpfnn. SPCOIO Contralto—
riek Witliam•riwitte.
Soc. , nd Tnii.;2—Mr. Arid 13arltTao—Mr.
nip ;..1 I. Fo,ono vt lone— Mr. Win. F. , ,ko.ats.
kicca!'d
l'he °Pero efh..111.• of one 'kindred sotected
of tool:.: Wit II A c , irdo of ni,A:o,oll,hod .%141,:t d op yolub_
morn,
The o v.: and trAlitl r Int a d n- compa..nd of
ni arty- 0. , distiliA,M.bud in -Al marntalists of
and YeWr ea*.
OW dep:irtnmt X thn aro a Carpa.
dr Ballet, :.111 la atod al ant,. , rninbrrltur hundred
and fifty.
Tho y for rrpr.,..ll:ltftia urr
r. 1 .619.1W5AN GIRL, M. W. Ital.rv.
117a;e1T.Seitt, I,y W. V. WALLM:IS,
AND
NOTRE ZAMA OF PARIS, LS , War. It. Fat'
Tho first oratorio,
TIT - VeilittATlON, by 7-14 .
A toiliherliAlon.sheut fol. SIX Ov'tilA
pc.rforma neon to i,,• - nu lifondays, 'W. , ...nrsdaya, ant Fri
.:Any:, of wo tinw open at LEP' Acadomy.
vitscnirnolis dfiit TII F. SERI ES rrif SIX OPERAS.
DOLLARS.
will Henn rn a rrsorved heat In inn Purytiet, ray.
Tam Gindro and Mtlemig.
SUBSCRIPTIONS Win' THE SERI wji•tr RR
sstaVED SEATS Cl ROLA, Vol IR DOL
LARS AND A HALF.• •
THE . SALE OF TIGKItTS Pon. sTpral - ,11
A rreirs WILT, (JOMMELIViTO24 TU.P.SDA'2I MANINO.
MI Y 3D.
Tivlcetn Air the first oratorio, on TIRIRSIINIf, the Mt
of - Nay,. at One D,,i wilh. twenty-five canto for re
fiend XCRCN, W 111 be for ifenday, theld of Mal_
Doan, Will open at 7 o'clock, Oporas, Oratorios, sad
Con torte will commence at 3 O'clock, putictulfl/ Y.
ON WEDNESDAY EVM.EIVG, the 4tadof
WILL . I'irEFIRTSTII
A GRAND OPERA, AN POUR ACM,'
B 1 WILLIAM trpmßY FRY,
rwriTr4o,,
NOTICE DAME' OF I"Alft
cti ARACTERS IN 'pro: OPERA.
.(Soprano) ?Wad. Comte Bombard
0 yid uleo (Contralto)....Mrs..Tenny !Compton.
Do Cliatortupers. (Tenor) Mr. Win. Castle.
Dom Front, (Baritnue) ?fr. 8. C. Campbell'.
Quasimmio (Bags) rd!. Edward Seguin.
(13arlimm) Wm. Skimtit.
(]horns of Nobles, Soldiora, People of Paris and fta
Other persons in the dramatic spectacle—The
King and his Court, Margaret of Franders and Flentbde
Ajrdni Ecejeidasiii, iindeli r Nimkobanke,and
others, rfpreseated by auxiliaries aald a large Corps de
SCENERY, &r
Am. FIRS,.—The square in front. of the Cathedral of
Xot re Dame, Which forms the rear oe the scene, 'wormed
in the upper portion by a triumphal floral arch. The
Cathedral accurately painted, in proportions and' de
tails, from au imperial photograph, by Mr. Hawthorne,
assisted by Messrs, Kelirwieder.
The mansion OR the left of the atm, designed Kra
Painted by Mr. Richard Smith. frhe Moral Arch by Hi.
Otto Kehrwieder. The 'banners by MOWS. William
and Charles Rehrwieder.
Aar Scoorm.—lnterior of the Belfry of Notre Darn%
painted by Mr. George Helige.
ACT THIRD. —Esmeralda's. Cottage on the bank of the
ACT FOURTH. The Subterranean PriSOLI of the Palace
of Justice, painted by Mr. Grain.
Perapeetive View of Notre Dame aral part of Paria.by
Russell Smith. It 4
DROVER'S CHESTNUT-STREET
LEONARD onovnn MANAGER.
(Aslo of Grocer's Theatre, WuAbington.)
TUESDAY EVENING, May :1, 1864. •
Second night of the new .aud oligmut Burlebque
SY
travaganza,
•
4 11EISS MX O'CONNOR.
TRH
-
BURLESQUE
COLLEEN HAWN.
Previous to which will- be produced, for the second
time in this city, the great success of the New York
Olympic, the sew Comedy entitled the
BULL IN A CHINA SHOP
Bagshot (second appearance) Mr. .1. A: Mortimer.
Price of admission: Dress Circle or Parquet, 05 cents;
Family Circle, 25 cents; Orchestra Seats, 75 cents.
Five of the Front Benches only are reserved as Orchea
tra Scuts. No extra charge for securing seats. ..
MRS. JOHN DREW'S NEW ARCH
STREET THEATRE.
- LAST FIVE NIGHTS
OF MRS. JOHN DREW.
LAST FIVE NIGHTS OF ROSEDALE.
Already wltnessed by over 41,000 r6011:1.
MONDAY,TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, , and THURSDAY.
ROSEDALE.
OR, THE RIFLE BALLS,
FRIDAY, BRNEFIT OF MRS. JOHN DREW..
Her last appearance this season,
and
positively Dietnieslit of ROSEDALE.
ATURDAY,
BENEFIT OF MR. GRIFFITHS.
On MONDAY NEXT, FRANK DREW.
Seats Secured one week in advance. tay,24t.
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE. —A
NEW SENSATION.T-Seconil Went of the trn-
Paralleled Successful Engagement of Mr. and Mrs. W.
FLORENCE. Production of a NEW LEGENDARY
IRISH DRAMA. THIS EVENING a new and thrilling
drama, written expressly for Mr. Florence, entitled
KATHLEEN MAVOURNEEN, or St. Patrick'w Eve—
Terence O'Moore ' a young Peasant, Mr. Florence.
Previous' to the Drama the Protean Play of THRICE
MARRIED, in which Ant. and MRS. W. • .T.• FLO.
HENCE appear in six characters, introducing - SONGS
and DANCES.
S INGLE TICKETS
For the israii,lols6Patic parfannftuce of
NOTRE DAME,
FOR TILE BENEFIT OF THE GREAT CENTRAL
FAIR;
Will be for sale at the Academy of Music, THIS DAY.,
at 9 o•elock. my3-It
MESSRS. CROSS & JARVIS WILL
give
MATINEE OF CLASSICAL MUSIC •
AT :TIM
FOYER OF THE ACADEMY OF music, .
On FRIDAY,
.May 6, .at 1..? M o'clock P. ,
In place of their Fourth and Last Soiree.
The Foyer is engaged every evening for entertain
ments Pertaining to the Sanitary Fair. my3-tf
PTJBLIC MEETING - r THE EUPHRA.-
Co
DIATMBRARY SOCIETY,
CONCERT IALL - (Ledture Room),
May 4(1., 1864, at B 1
o'clock. Benefit ()film "GREAT
SANITARY FAIR. " Tickets .2,ic. ; Reserved Seats 60c,
For sale at PUG EI: S, Sixth cud Chestnut; and at the door.
ELEVENTH -ST. OPERA, ROUSE:
"THE FAMILY RESORT."
CARNCROSS AND DIXEY'S MINSTRELS,
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE OF THE WORLD,
In their
SELECT ETHIOPIAN SOIREES.
Splendid kugingbeautienl Daneke, LlitelidhlAl RIM
lesquoe, plantation Seenen, &c., Szc.,.by
TWNTYTALENTED ARTISTS.
EVERY EVENING THUS WEEK.
Tickets 25 cents. Doors open at 7 o'clock.
fe.l7-3m J. L. CARNCROSS; Swallow] Manager.
Now OPE N'—'l7HR FORTYZIRBT
ANNUAL EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS AND
SCULPTURE, at the PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF
THE FINE ARTS, CHESTNUT Street, above Teeth.
Open from 9 A M. till 7 P. M. ,aud froutS till 10 in the
OWL/11g, • atfM7tf
ASSEMBLY BUILDING;
CORNER TENTH and CHESTNUT STREETS.
RETURN OF THE FAVORITES.
WOODROFFE , S ORIGINAL BOHEMIAN TROUPE OF
GLASS.BLOWEES. With their la:is Steam Engine 'Mo
nitor," will open at the above 'Hall WEDNESD AY EVE
NINO,IIIny 4.and exhibit every evening during the week.
MATINEE SATURDAY AFTERNOON.
Admission: Evening, 25 cents. Afternoon, 15' cents.
No ball price. my2-3t*
MUTUAL FIRE( INSURANCE CO
OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, No. 5 SOUTH FIFTH STREET.
CHARTER PERPETUAL.
MUTUAL SYSTEM EXCLUSIYELY.
DIRECTORS FOR 18131.
Caleb Clothier, William P. Reeder,
James Smedley, .Tosoph Chapin:an,
Thomas Mather, Joseph W. Moore,
T. Ellwood Chapman. Seneca E. Malone,
Simeon Matlack . , Wilson M. Jenkins,
Aaron W. Oafilull, Dlhem, Weboter,
CALEB CLOTHIER, President.
JAMES SMEDLEY, Vie Pre6ident.
THOMAS MATHER, Treasurer.
T. ELLWOOD CHAPMAN, Secretary.
..W l , HORSES 1 HORSES 1-T H
subscriber having rented the Stabler No. SW
CHERRY Street, bas just received a large lot of
NORTHERN HORSES.
consisting of several pairs superb coach, single drivers,
and saddle horses, all of which will be sold at reasona
-1,10. f*ices„
The undersigned intends keeping for sale at all times,
a well-assorted stock of first-class horses.
Gentlemen wanting good horses will do well to call.
JOSEPH L. HEISE, .
810 CHERRY Street.
FOR ALBANY A. 1313 TROY,
to DELAWARE AND RARITAN CA
NAL.—The Barge S. FLANAGAN, Captain Spicer, is
now loading at first whar below SPRUCE Street, and
Will leave l'or tlock he above points on WEDNESDAY, May
4111, at o'c P. 14.
For freight, which will be taken at reasonable rates.
apply toD. L. FLANAGAN, Agent,
~
,y 2,44. 'No. 304- South DELAWARE Avenue.
pc% DR. FINE, PRACTICAL DEN
TIST for the last twenty years, 219 VINE St..
below Third, inserts the most beatinfol. TEETH of the
age, mounted on line Gold, Platina„ Silver, Vulcanite,
Coralite, Amber, &c., at prices, for neat and slxbstandial
vork, more reasonable than any Dentist in . this city or
State. Teeth plugged to last for life. ..kroileial Teeth
repaired to snit. No pain in extracpug. All . work
Warranted to fit, Reference, best famine ,, . mbai-B.gn
CORRECT PIANO TIINING.-
11 I . Mr. C. E. SARGENT'S Orders for Tuning and
Repairing Pianos are rectal yeti at MASON & CO. 'S Store.
907 CHESTNUT Street. eniti•
Mr. S. hen had eleven years' factory experience' in
London,and lire years employment Philadelphia_
SPECL.—Pianos releathered to SOUIId • an noft and
meet-toned w,
ne without removing.
Terms for Tuning,
THOMSON'S LONDON KITCH
ENEF EUROPEAN RANGE for
h o tels, nr public institutions, in TWENTY DIP
-- FEEENT SIZES. Also, Philadelphia Ranges.
Clot-air Furnaces Portable Heaters, Lowdown Grates.
Fireboard Stoves, Boilers, Stewhole Plates, Broil
ers. Cooking Stoves, & c., at wholesale and retail, by
the mannfaeturer s._ CHASE, SHARPE, & THOMSON,
-- -
No. 200 N. SECOND Street.
mhl- utlD m
50 BARRELS YOUNGER'S ALE,
St. AnneN Brewery, in jug&
'tore, and for bale by
WILLIAM H. YEATON At 00.1
a P 3 201 South FRONT Street.
100 CASES PINET, CASTILLON, &
CO'S COGNAC BEANDY, landing from brig.
"Louis." from Bordeaux. For sale by
WILLIAM 11. YEATON fir 0 4 1..
2,011. Sotttb, ERQ TT titreot.