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Chester oo J T Heston. Newtown
Brown. Milford C H LowreY. Penns
Vie. aryland L Sterner. Lewlyown
Ippoele. New Jersey Geo T Doughty. New Jerssy
Incl. 'Williamsport J T Rennet, flew Jersey
The Sleek Beer.
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Penna, P Bomby, Broad hintintaln
irsh. IC)inesville A, 0 Vanartsdalen, Penns,
ter, Shenandoah 3 Smith 81 la, Banks oo
CITY ITEMS.
Eirmi, DB PARIS, for imparting beauty
saunas to the Complexion, clearness and
I to the elfin, effectually removing small-pox
and diectolorations, cold by druggists, per.
and coiffeurs. E, Tont!), 111 Tenth Meet,
Theetnut. Yohneton, Holloway, & bowden,
Vo., general agents. felweci-0 t
DICER/Jan TRADE, ADvilwrisE I--AdVerthiew
inserted In all olty and country newspoperE,
lowest Weil Of the pnblishers, by Wilmer
on & Co , No. 611 Chestnut street, second!
Persons Intending to advertise should call at
Nye omoe, and examine the newspapers there
ox STCATIII3.-.A. journalleito ;TanWas
yesterday's experience on Fairmount
*ark. He describes Miss Grace 13 • * •,
ly K•* •, Mr. Timothy Tart, *, Mr.
S 1• •k, and other fashtonables, and - tells
Wally they glided about, and performed
rations. As regards Mr. Apo•*o Bah*•ere,
he moved with the grace of a swan, the
an arrow, and he looked especially elegant
fortable in a bran new suit procured at the
Acne Clothing Hall of Rookhill ft Wilson,
and 605 Chestnut street, above Sixth." .
EARLY AND Vary OPILIN.—NO election
a days of " Log Cabin and Hard elder" has
I.nght with such importanee as the present
a now going on (drawn by two hones) in oar
You don't enter at the pole to vote, but at the
slid. There seems to us some injustice in the
It is based, we think, on something of the
arty qualification," for no person Is allowed
except he is able to pay, five cents. Some
otioed Toted a "scratched" ticket, which no
politician ought to do. "The price marked
4 all the garments? that's the tioket that runs a ,
Chas. Sthkes & Co.'s one prise? under the Conti
llerttah
0 oirs a or later, a neglected cold will develop a
nenstaut cough, shortness of breath, felling strength,
and "wasting of flesh—the avant couriers or con.
gumption, In some instances the sathe cause will
'Produce broisobitir, a dfsectse of the branches of the
ndpipe. In all affections of the pulmonary or
gall as well as in bronchial oomplaints, Jayne'S
- Expectorant is both a palliative and curative, as
testimony of thousands and its world-wide repu
tijtion attests; stile in coughs and colds it acts
Apeedily, and, when taken according to dire°.
'gone, pwmptly removes them. Why not give this
'Otani:lard article an immediate Wall 141-2 t
AMYMIOAN BBLVBB.-AMOrIO4 is justly proud of
her beautiful ladles but how many mar their beauty,
and lose their health and youth, become prematurely
.01d In appearanoe, by negleoting to take proper care
of their teeth. There can be no excuse for this, as
Sondont, pronounced by all worthy a, place between
"the sweetest lips, can now be had in all civilized
countries. Bold by Druggists and Perfumers.
jaSOmiwt Bt
Elrils EAR" AND OATAILTIN, 1111200080figii treatid
y J. Issaoc, M. 11, Conlin and Amid, 511 Pine at
Artificial eyes Inserted. No claims for awnlnattor.,
GsMen Swan{ St Co.'s Planott, and KW= .5
lisselin'S Cabinet 'Drone, for sate only by S.
Gould, SeVenth. and Chestnut streets. 110164 f
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LADIES RECEIVE INSTRUCTION IN BOOK
SWING, C nemereial Arithmetic, Mercantile Forme
dm, and Bncinece Wrath& at O'DONNELL'S Book
keeping Institute, TENTH and BEIE9T2IIIT. MAL*
GRAY HAIR RESTORED TO ITS ORIGINAL
Youthful Color. Baldnett prevented.
London Hair Color Restorer.
„tendon Mode of Hair Color Restorer.
r - London Hair Color Restorer.
r London application. Hair Color Restorer.
London Hair Color Restorer.
It may be either applied by the hand and robbed Into
the only, or poured into a Imp and need with a brush.
Keel? the-1110m moiet, - and allow Nature to do the rest.
It is compoanded - rn strict accordance with modern
vegetable chemistry, the balr is renovated and etrength.•
erred, and natural color restored withont the application
of mineral substances:
Price NI ciente per bottle. or $4
SWATHE the half deign
Self, Sold
DR. &
No. 330 North SIXTH Stieet.
TILE COMBINATION TOBACCO CUTTER
can also be need as a Cork-Boneezer and Nut-CraeXe -,- ,
For Bale, with several other patterns, et
titheh hardware
store of TRUMAN HAW
NO. 835 (elghlthirty-five) MARKET Street,
below Ninth.
MULL GII,IISDSTOISE9 FOR FAMILY USE;
Several kinds of Sharpening Stones; Lee'e premium and
-other Table Steels, br sale TRUMAN
TRUMAN ft SHAW'S,
No. sari (eight thlrt7-five) MARXIST Street,
below Niath.
WEAR LUNGS, COUGNS, N 0 414 SO PREVA
LENT, during the extreme oold weather, are cured in
..16 surprisingly short time by "Dr, SWAYEE's 00M
l'OUND SYRUP OF WI r.D CHERRY," the old elan
rrd remedy, 'at all timee safe and. reliable. Price 31 ;
• bottles forleS. Prepared on yl by
DR. MALIN'S & SON,
330 North SIXTH Street.
• Taussze, BRACK AND lif-NONANICLI , Sup
:ports, of approved construction, and light finish, ad.
tilted with judgment, at 0. IL EISIDLIIS . , corner of
TWILIPTII and RAOII Streets. (Ladies' Department,
,aoidnelled by Ladies. on Twelfth Street, tratdoor below
Ram.) An extensive variety of Supporters,
Belie,
Imes, Mastic Stookings, Syringes, Nursery articles,
isl9-2(3
ELtni DYE t BAIR Dim I
BATCHELOR'S Hf IR D TS is the best in the world.
The only true and Perfect Dye—harmless, Inetantaae•
ens, and reliable; produces a splendid Black or Natural
Brown; remedlee the 111 effect iof Bad Dice, and fre.
fluently restores the original color. Sold by all Drug•
gists. The genuine is signed W. A. BATCHELOR: SI
BAROLAI Street, New York. Jal-mwfrly
.11.1131 T ITCH, TETTRE, ALL ERUPTIONS.—
Swayns's All•Eleating Ointment never Vat to Me
et obstinate oases. l'repsred only by
DR. SWATU tt SO%
330 North SIXTH Street.
GROUCHSTECK fit CO.'S r S I7 Z7I
PIANOS, 4
AND
MASON& HANLON'S
CABINET OBOANL
PIANO Over WO each of these flee CABINET
PORTER. Instruments have been sold OFV3A-5711
PIANO by Br. 0., and the demand 15 Ca HI NET
PORTE . constantly Increasing. ORGAI9.
PIANO For sale only by CARINEM
/OATHS. J. B. 00OLD,_ ORGANS
PIANO 011 1 715TE1 and CRISP Pte, ()AEI IST
TORTES. nollit-If ORGANS.
OVERCOATS FROM $l4 TO $55. OVERCOATS.
•4
OVERCOATS TROM 1.14 to SRL OVERCOATS
• a a.
as as ti
0V38.001213 PROM $l4 to $ll6. OVISCOATS.
OVEROOATS FROM $l4 to INSS. 01 , 101004. T&
WANABIARZR Is BROWL
OAX HALL,
& Z. corner SIXTH and MARKEr Streets.
Young Men's
imost„ gu m Snits end elegant variety of the
(nothing as REASONABLY. PRIORS.
Wm & WILSON' HISEENT
LOOH•ATITCH
SAWING NOHOW&
..1"!B OffaiPSET, SIMPLEST AND BEST
Salearreens. 764 0 SISTITirT Street. ribeveSeventb.
THE FAISIIIIJUNT
411= 147 PABOENOKR RAILWAY- COMPANY, CAL
LOWEILL Btreet, , telew Wire Bridge,
PHILADELPHIA , Jan. B. 1E165.
MOTTOS IS 13121 BBY 01 , 7612 to the Stockholders of
the Fairmount raiteenger Rallway HoMPanY taut a
Ineetintof the Stoelth , ddere will be held at ittym No 26
PEILADILPR I A BECLIAN GB, on WS D N SiD AY,
February lath, INS. at 12 o'clock to take iota con
aideratiOn the agreement made on this day Delete° tee
Direetbra and Managua of the Reetonville, Mont sa,a
td
FairMOunt Paamenger Railroad Company and th-. Dl
remora mfd Managers of the Pairnment Pameng.-r Act
way Coinpany, for the merger and 00126011dalion. of the
corporate rights powers, privileges, fractehlaes, and
Properly of-the Fairmount rameneer RatlwaY Comps
ny into and with the Heatonville. Mantas, and Fab..
mount Paspnger, Railroad Company, and to rots for
adoptionthadoption or ;ejection of the same.
sa 4 611181416 7t JOHN R. BAUM, Pr.eident.
OrToy THIIIC STOIDEHOL.DERO OF
THE EIEBTONVILLEe INANII:I4., AND PAIR
11301111T'PA881310Wit RAILROAD CIiMPAN :
NOTICI 18 138.1i88Y 0117831 to the Stoeithui tern of
thpatiereCompanY Shot a meetlna , of the Stockholders
' •-beld at the Office of C. a Daman. /1-e No
%111111T.Street. Philadelphlncen e
GlPPrebrnary, at 1. o'clock F. ld.. to. take tutu
Algot% the agreement made thin day hever.ea th.
tom and Mouagern of the Palrmoont Paessager
day Company and the Dtmotorm and Managers of
Beatenellle, Mantua, and Potrmorme rildiegger
road Company. for moner and emoseltdatfon of•
t , e
mite rights. powers, rl,lltrale, frauetthea. .a t
inerty of the Falrmonnt &wager Hallway Comps.
late and with the lleelonvllle, Minima, end P
net P 8111161101" R.,iu - oed Oumrtiny,and to vote fur the
Ition or rejeetimt of the same.
0 N. DOlllO AA. Pree'dmt
ILIDRUTIA, Jan. 31, 1983.. fel-4 811.13 la 8t
AIDEITII WARD DOIII7IVVY FEND.
—A meeting' of the citizens of the 'Eighth Wart
be bed, on ?BURRO/. Y EVRBING, P0PT11.. , 0
IM o'olotit. the S all eomhweet corner of LOCO eir
id ElGilelM bungee. -
_The boot"- aemgeeii nod• r tic
raft is 199 (ONE SCISDIIED ,ND RifiSTY PINS)
'mediate ectlon tevr gniied of the citizens of Vie ward.
iery precinct mra t organised and roprecen ed
ands in „be rained:forthwith, and men meet ba got,
r the Drat Will Inevitably take puce.
The fol/owlpit gentlemen have been invited:
Row. HENRY C. CARRY.
Hoe WILLI AM faROXII,
JOSE ISON, SP. SQ..
Rom M O RTONkfaXICHA ' Si.,
cabLIJIMILIR 2E14., Edo.
dardelan.
Max Ittebenaek
James Johnson.
Err L P Bowen. Delaware
B 'pare. Easton
Jae anseson, Beading
Cant T p Ogden. X York
3 McNamee, Banton'
Alt Lyons. New York
A 0 Pray. Prey. 8I •
Id Domingo Garcia
TB Martin, Lancaster
W T HAWK, W Bawler
J 1 Reuel, Scanylellln )
B H Parker, Marvi.n4
II 8 Champion, Conn
3 8 Jones.
D Ten.nmons. DontroCe. Pa
W L Cornwall.Newkitlford
W L Tirman. Delaware
•
J Gable, Albany, 0
NA Weigley, Lawton;
1), W N Amer, Lam:meter
Ohne if Clo.per; Plitsbarg
W Bos cher
Pere M L tredecks
Z fret Min. Halifax, Pa
J M 'Calker, Hcrrineare
James p Mobr, Penns
Ohne Lonna. Pottsville
R Golltoger. Greencastle
D H Beecber, Pottstawn
B Cohen , Baltimore
Geo B Halley. Dorset .
J B awley. 19 Dorset
D A Rupp, York, Fe
dboon.
r)l333Zi -
BECKWITH.. —At Port Jervis, of consumption. 22r.
Silas es Beckwith. aged 27 rum.
Br. Beckwith was a volunteer In his country's ser
'wife. attached to the 20th Pennsylvania Veteran Volun
teers. Exposure Induced hieLdiassure. and he yielded to
the "last enemy. " BM noble, affectionate. and gene
rous nature, and high moral and religions tone of oba
meter, Geer won the respeotand love of Ma comrade's,
and of th e community in which hell ved,whtle his death
Was a glorious olositig of a Short but useful life of reli
gions zeal and effort in his Master's service. Nis fune
ral was attended by many sympathizing friends, who
sincerely-mourn his loss.
—la the city of New York, on the 29th
instant, Henry B. • eon of Robert B. and Maria M. Mil
likin, of that city. se
BUNTING—On the 301 h instant, Mary G. Balding. •
11111 11eVirirdli ey 'h. family e.^l. respectfully invited to.
attend bar Inland. from the residence of her son, Wm.
'B. Mnritiny‘ at Derby. on Fourth-day. theist of Secod
month.. at &P. B es
-STORES.--Ou the 29th instant. William W., eon of
Weadhani end Sun I! Stoker, aged U years, 10
Mot the; and 11 (lays.
Funeral from the residence- of hli father, German
town avenue, above School street, Germantown, on
Wednesday afternoon at 9 a's:lwatt. se •
BROWER. —On themorning of the 3Oth4rustant, Cor
nelius P. Brower, inthe 74th rear of his ate.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his
son-in-law, Joseph D. Murphy. No. 612 North Thir
teenth street. on Wednerday morning. February 1 4 at
11 o'clock, without fin Hier notice.
COWPERTHWA —et Germantown, on the 29th
lust . Maur Thayer, daeghter of linlings and the late
Caroline B. Cowperth wait
Funeral services at St. Luke's Church, Germantown.
on Wednesday afternoon, February 1, at 2 o'clock. "'"
OVIELL. —At New Hope, Bucks county, Pa.. on
the 28th Inst.. In the 76th year of his age. Lewis B.
Corral.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully Invited to attend hia funeral, without farther
notice, on Thursday next at 10X o'clock A, fro m
his
from
his late residence.
MERSHON. —Suddenly, at Its residence. on the
morning cf the 28th instant, Daniel Merehoon, aged SP
years.
The relatives and frier de of the family, also the mem
bers of the Eastern Star Lodge, No. 188, M., also
Philadelphia Lodge, N 0.13, I. 0. of 0. F. Also Lacey
ells Encampment , and the members of the Union
League, are respectfully invited to attend hie funeral,
from his late residence, No 27 South Sixteenth street.
on Wednesday morning, February lei, at 10 o'010:k.
Pun , ral to pressed to Monnnteat Cemetery. .
[Trenton. New Jersey. papers please copy.]
BEEGESHEIMEH.=-Drowned, on the evening of No
vember 12th. 186 e, Albert Hergeeheimer, aged 31 years,
sore In-law of Daniel lifereboon,
ROOD. —On the 27th tart Samuel Bingham. only
son of Thomas G. and Marla B, Hand, in 0:91 17i.h year
of bin ege
The relatives and friends of the family are respect•
fully invi tad to attend his funeral, from the residence of
bit parents, No. 804 Ncirth Broad street. on Wednesdar
afternoon. February let, at two o'clock.
HORTON. —On the morning of Seventh day, the 28th
test , John Horton. in the seventy-fifth year of hit age.
ills relatives and the friends of the family are re
spectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his late
residence, No. 370 South Fourthntreet. on Fourth day
morning next, at eleveiso'olordr, without further notice.
To proceed 'to Swath Laurel Bill.
SWEICBINGEN —At Bay Point, S. C.. on 1101idav,
the 16th day of January, 1865. of remi ttant fever, din
G. Swearingen. formerly of Wheeling, Va , in the Seth
year of hie age.
O BD MIRY.
' • 0 iir friend le no more.'' '
In the death of Dr. lIHEINARb A. BROM We have
lost a kind friend and companion. -
Few men have departed this life more beloved and
respected than the subject of this memorial.
The writer had the opportunity to know biro intl.-
mately, , and pays this last - tribate to lv s memory. He
was always kind and generous to a fault With a
belpinehand to every one, be also bad a kind word.
He extended the band of charity and was one of
these who overlooked the faults of others.
Ot his military career we sneak naught. His country
knows it, and let it speak. He was always teadyin his
rapacity of assistant surgeon of the 69. h Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers. to render a willing hand to
all that were 'disabled or needy in every respect.
To his bereaved mother, and mourning sister and
brothers, who must feel that s, e has gone to a better
world, I recommend them to that source from whisk
. only we can hope for consolation under our trials •
To his friends, 1 would say emulate his self sacrific
ing writ and erg long they may all meet on the right
band of God. 4 T . 8
PEILA.DELPIrCA. Jan. 31, 1883.
Maryland paper. please copy.
At a meeting of the Senior Class of the University of
Pennsylvania, held January 91, 1885; the followingpre;
amble and resolutions were unanimously adopted:
Whereas. We have beard with deep sorrow of the
decease of our friend and classmate, JOKE COX
BIDDLE:
And whereas, While we submit to the will of an all
wise Providence. we profoundly regret his removal at
the beginning of such a career of honor and 1190filiII5118
as his brilliant talents and manly character gave pro.
Mille of; therefore, it is
Beaolved. That we extend our wannest symuatkies
to his bereaved family, now bowed under the agitating
band of trod, and that a copy of these resolutions be fur.
warded to the family of our deceased classmate. sad
that the, be published in the Philadelphia Press.
iIIiNRY HEED.
RESET peers%
WM.
E. T HO N RNF:
PSJN, ..
Committee.
V Ii• " e : --'' •,3 , -.
We have reduced the PliCe of best quality Blank
and White American Chintzes to 93 cents
BERSON & SON. MournirmtStore,
jali 6
No 91.8 CHESTNUT Street.
QI:TERN ELIZABETH tOLLA.BB.
A few more d °mast wide Raiders Collars, jut re.
solved. Also, new etyle Tansy Crape Collars.
BEESON & SON, Ito =Ling Mora
No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
4 _ 4 LONG CLOTH MUSLIN'S, 44 CTS.
New Yolk Hills Blitrlime,
Bettertltazi Williamsville, D.
Weinsutta. neat to the beet, D.
Eleaudoes Sheeting halil&
E K TES di LLIIDELL.
YOTIRTH and ARCH Street/.
NOTICES.
IigrFEEDER DAM COWL CIIIIPAIWY,
OFFICE No. 9133 South THIRD St oat.
Permiguirßni.A. Jan 91, 1885 —An adjourned meeting
of the Etechholdete - wlll beheld at the OFFICE of die
Company, on WEDNESDAY, Feb l, at 13 o'cioali N.
lt. OHAS. D. KNIGHT, Sac'y.
P . 110TICR-817.1138GRIBERS TO THE
Capital stock of the NATIONAL OIL OREEEC
OIL COMPANY are hereby notified ths‘t their, caRrE.
FIOATRE are ready for delivery, and will be ezehatigad
for the ineialmeet ree.ipte. at the race of the Company,
No. 2.2 North FRONT Kreet.
fel•lSt WM. J. meLcoLm, Bacretary .
_ .
LECITIEIRE Ow COMMERCIAL
LAW. at BRYANT. STRATTON. & BANNIS
TAB'S NATIONAL CI,BIAISECIAL coraaroaa,
A.SISEMBLY BUILDINGS,
S. W. coiner of CaSSTRITT and. TIME Streets.
the Third Ltcture of the Course on Commercial Law
be delivered by JOUN A. OWENS. Esq., before
the Students and friends of this instltution, on Win.
NB DAY SVISNINII , the let inet at 8 o'clock. Sub.
•Contrasta.' An invitation is extended to the
public. 1.1
t ar' MASONICNOTICE.—THE OFFI.
Isere and Manama of PEICENIX LODGE, No.
1.80. A. Y M., and tho Order generally. ass tvatcrantly
recounted to meet t the 11,01,, CaSSTAIIT Street. on
SHWA'S?, February 3d. at 9 o'clock A. D1_,.10 attend
the Funeral of our late Brother DAVID H. W MORT.
By order of the W. 111. B. P. LESOUBB,
fel.St Secretary.
mluE expossiLvEs 311INLM161
COMPANY, No. 21 NASSAU &real.
Naw Yosa. February 1. UM
The Annual bleating of the Stockholders will be held
at the COP TIN ANTAL ROTEL, in the city of naiad el.
P
ph.a. on WEDNESDAY, February 22dt at one o'clock
The Annual Election of DIRECTORS will be held at
the same place, on the came day, between the hone of
two and three P. M.
The Trencher Booke will be closed on SATURDAY.
Fcbruary 18th, and reopened on MONDAY, Pcbra try
871 b. J. B. RANDOL,
fel-lit tlecretary.
IOW" OFFICE PENESYLVANIA FAIL.
ROAD COMPANY,
PHILADELPHIA, Febintry
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS. —The Annual Meet
ing of the Stockkoldere of this Corspapy VIII be held on
TUESDAY, the 21et day of Veto way. 1865, at 10 o'clock
A. M., at the SA r 4 SOK STREET HALL
The Annual Election for Directors trill be held on
NOR DAT; the sth dav of March, 1565, at the office of
the Company, NO. RES ED Street
fel.lBt E D M UN D SMITH, secretary.
COLLECTOR'S OFFICE, UNITED
STATES IN Meta., REVENUE, vornaa
DISTR ICT, PEN NSYLVANIA, 427 C ESTEEM Street,
Yammers' and Mechanics' Bank Building,
rifILADBLPHIA. Febrnarll, 1 565.
NOTICE is hereby given, that, having received from
the Assemeor the official lists of aseosament of the SPA
CIAL INCOME TAX for this district, the duties have
hi come due and payable. and will be received at this
office until the 13th inat After that dale TEA P. 115
CAPTOR, with coots of collection, will be added to all
bills remaining enp.te. t Metal notice will be served
or all parsons 'whets names appear on said lists tel-lit
IRrr' AN EXAMINATION FOR THE
Professorship of Chemistry and Natural nil
in the CENTRAL BIOR bOIIOOL will com
mence on FRIDAY. F. bruary MI, at 9 o'clock A. If..
BROAD and GREEN Stream
By order of Committee on High School.
HENRY W. HALLIWILL,
Secretary Controllers of Public Schools,
Salary. Al Soo per annum. felAlmSt
MASONIC NOTICE.—THE OFFI•
opiel and brethren of Lafayette . Lodge. 80.
71. A. Y. M. are regneeted to meet at toe Hall, Ca ES ,
FUT‘Street, on WM), ERDAY, Feb let, at one o'clook
to a m end the funeral of our late brother, THOMAS
LEMON. By order of the W. U.
CRAB. FRIEITIMUTL Secretary.
PHILADELPHIA. SOUIRTY FOR
LGRIOULTORE —Stated macit-
Ing, at roma 6,202 WALNUT Street, on WED 21114 D AZ,
Febrnaa7 lat. at U o'clock A.. ffi. . je3L•2t
lgr.* THE PHILADELPHIA PUBLIC
ST(•CIC EXCHANGE COMPANY haying com
pleted its organization. and taken on lease the spacious
room on the second floor of the LIBRARY-STREET
HALL, in the rear of the Custom House and in the im
mediate viclnity of the Post Office, will open the same
for business on MONDAY. the 13th proximo.
Particulars as to the rules, &e., of the association
will be gives hereafter.
A limited number of tickets will be issued to Annual
Subecrthers. the price bein fixed at WM each, app 1-
cation for - which may be made at the office of the Pied
dent, No. M MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
R. B. CASSATT
je2B-41* Presi
dent._
srv7. ANFNIVERGARIf TIRE BLEW
CHANTS' FUND.—The eleventh anniversary of
this association will be celebrated at the
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
On THURSDAY EVENING, February 2, at 734 O'clock..
'The annual report will be read and addressee de
livered by
Rev. BISHOP SIMPSON, and
DANIEL DOUGHERTY, Esq.
The orebestra will be under the direction of Mr.
Simon Haider.
Cards of admission may be had gratuitously, by ap.
plying early to
BENJAMIN ORNE. No 904 Chestnut street.
WM. C. LUDWIG, No. 94 North Third street.
JAMES C. RANI) No -614 Market street.
EDBUND A. SOURER, Dock-street wLarf.
Ja2l.lfe2if Committee.
NOTICE.—TIKE 4111IN1HAls SLEETS
TEE of the Stockholderc of the 1711110 N STEAM
bIiIP COMPANY will be held on Tl 7 SSD AV. Februay .
7th, 1665 et 4 o'clock P. M, at the office. N 0 .74 Nor th
DELAWASS Avenue, when an election will take place
for Ave Managers, to serve for the ensuing year.
je26-12c WM. W. HARKNESS, Secattary.
NOTICE.—THE ANNUAL MEET
ID 0 of the Stockholders of the 0011 AN STEP
NAVIGATION COMPAP Y, for the election of Flvc,f:
rectors, and the transaction of other business, uric.' ba
held at Bo 120 North DELAWARE Avenue (second
door), on TDEsiDdli, the 7th of Febra ary next, at half-
Past twelve o'clock P. N.
WILLIAM DENNIS,
. j574.19t, Secretary and Treatrorer.
t ar- NOTICE.—THE ANNUAL MEET.
IN 0 of the Stockholders of the PHIL A DEGREE EL
AND SAVANNAH STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
for the election of Ave Managers and the transaction of
other bnainess will be held at No. 120 North DELA.
WANE Avenue (second floor), on TONSIbIa, the 7th of
February next, at 12 o'cioak soon.
WILLIAM MINIS,
Je24 12t Secretary an , Treasurer._
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIN
RAILROAD,
YR — ILADELPIITA. .711,11. 2s, Ismi.
The Annual Efeetincof the etocaholdere of the PHI
LADELPHIA Ab D BRIE HAULED AD COHPAtif will
be held at the Oftioe. Do. S3O WALNUT litreet, on
EIDEDA.2, the 13th day of February next, at 10 o'clock
A. If
At ible meetlnt an election will be bald for ten mana
'ere of the Company to serve one vear. The pode to
clue. at 2 P M. 030.110.3 P. LITTLE,
ia29.inwflOt Secretary.
_
-
!gr. TIM ANNUAL KRETING OF THZ
&cell holders or the ROCK LAND PSTROIELI If
COMPANY will be held at their Office. northeast cor
ner TREED and DOr K Streets PM nor'). on
WEDNESDAY, Fe o. firh, 180,
at U o'clock A. M., when, an Elation will be held fot
live LITr ctors.
ja3l-2to EDWARD H. FLOOD, Seoretari.
nr , A. MEETINQ OF THE STocg.
HoLDEns of the 11N10.11 DEPOSIT I KOJI GO.
win be held at the 011iwo of the Corepauy. 208 BoAth
FOURTH Street, on Wedneeday, Feb. 1. atl2el. BuJi
neee of importance will he transuded. -
By order of the Pmeldent
Eir• MAISO ' C NOTICE.—TIFILE OPP&
CEEN and members of BasTBRatITA.R . LOD /Ea"
tio.lE6. a. 1r hi.. and the mar - gene Nally. are tratarn .11y
r.qmt.ted to meet at the Ball. .CRE T.ltit"St
Ni SD AY. the let Feb , at 10 o'clock & M . to attend .he
impend of tietr late. B other, Daktillit. BIERSROX. _
By order of the W.M. (LEO. P. LITTLE,
jai- Er , Sear° ary.
ar INSURANCE COMPANY 07 TJ LE
WATS OF YESINSYLVAN (L.
Jennenr 31, 1111 1 ,
The Atonal kkettregif the Stockholders will be held
at the. Company's; office, on MONDAY. Febroar7 6,
nee., ail o'clock rill.- .
ieeo-146 WiLLIAN ILLNPEN, Bengerr.
THE PRESS.-PITILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, `EBRIT `i; 1885:
DIVIDENDS.
liar OPTICS OF ATLAS OIL CONIPAL
AY, MK WALNUT Street. Room 20.
_ PRILALF•LPITIA, JAIL a1..11116,
DIVIDENDN NOTlCE.—The•l 3 dard o 1 Directors Name
Ms day declared their third monthly dtvi4end of ONR
AND A HALT PAR 03111 T. UN) out of the netAnrnings
of the Company for the. month of January. , 'Transfer
Rooks close on the 4th Met., at A P. K. ; Apar on the
11 h th at., at aP. K. P. W. Villa BAWL. -
fel-tl.l. Aserelary,
PRILADELVEILL AND BE&DIFIG
RAILROAD COMPANY: Oflloo No. SVAI South
YOSIeTE Street.
PHTLAD . IMPELS. November 3 1 1, 1804.
DIVIDEND NOTION.—The transfer books of this
Company will be closed on THURSDAY, December 10,
and re opened en TUESDAY. Jennelo. 10 66
A - Dividend of FIFTEEN FEN CEN T,
on the common
and preferred stock, clear of National and State taxes,
bee been declared, payable in common stook on the
31st December next, on all stooks standing on the books
of the Company, at the close of business on the 16th
prox.
Stockholdere whose names are realatered on the New
' York books will be paid at the Farmers' Lose and
Trust Company. - N. BR aDFORD,
del.. if Treasurer.
MULJTMIY:
ATTENTION, VETERA.NS 1—51,1.50
for a REPRESENTATIVE RECRUIT to serve three
years in the First Arm* Corte. Major Gen. Hancock
commander Wsebir etop.M
'RECRUITING MEAD QUARTERS,
106 South SIXTH Street.
In view of the apnrotoldna Drafk the subscriber de
sires to procure a Representative Recruit. Being an
enrolled citiz bounty Second Coogressional Distrist.the
above liberal will be paid. in cash On the recruit
being mustered into service. Besides the benefit of Do
ver:trent pay, State and city relief, the recruit wl.l be
presented witb a Henry's patent rills (which fires six
teen chefs per minute) when entering the service.
whir() be will retain as his own property at the expira•
non of the same, The First Army Corps will be looeted
at Washington permanently.. Free transportation will
be furnished hence to that point, and the recruit will be
credited to the district in which he cochlea. Application
must be made in person at Berry 'a Marquee, 10eSouth.
'Math street, with discharge from the United Staten ear
vice, cern - Acute of Phr steal &bitty at the present time
from some respectable Optician, and the names will ba
Property enrollee on the book prepared for this purpose.
-Sample of the rifle will be ehown to each applicant, and
full interim/Won given.
F A b p r o ulalrcya t 6 o . ns
6 w il a ti w h e c ci times 8 m
lve tar4 a ns
e til n
b tl e
made from those carolled. Theremaiclawill beae i •
espial/ as yoluntsers.s.nd vlllreW.Vel66so to sash when
Watered into set -glee. with benefit of Wovernment pay.
Rate lad tatty mite for their families'. No loafers,
bounty ..iuMlkere, alb!titlid, brokers s eed apply. Ap-
Plice on will be received at this *MOIR writing. Any
respectable Gingen who wisher, to insulshn Representa
tive Recruit OA the earns terms, address •
__
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN,
Cbief of Detective Polio ,e
• Mayor's Oflies, Philadelphia.
PEITLADEIPECIA. February 1, .1966.151.6t
-
flil92n P. V., ATTENTION !—THE
rinderelaned has received authority to remit & com.
Pliny Tor On RNBILIVIS BIR.VICR. BM Bounty.
innit BILFORD, Captain. and Recruiting Officer.
B. B. corner THIRD And DUCK Street', second story.
Entrance on DOCK Street -- .ia3l-2$
w r 1 PI
7-30 • 7-:30 7-30
eI:E.V'3WN- . TM:UPY LOAN.
The entrenny'of tan Tenantry having appointed the
usd9raigaad
GENERAL BUBSGEIPTION AGENT
lior the asiumentent and ode of the new and popular
. 7-30 LOAN.
Which is a Loa' for tiroaad a half years, at 7 3-10
per Oat. Wand. In enzleaoy. lad payable at Mee
tartly, or fundable into Ma popular
5-20 GOLD-BEAILING LOAN,
I hereby in'►ite all NATIONAL end STATE BANNS
all P.MVATB BANKERS, SAWN G FUNDB,and others
o endesvor to dispose of these notep to the lapis
of their respective nolihborhoodo. A Moral commis
saiticientto defray all advertising expenses and
leave a fair !poet for sorrow, ern be allaed. Circa
lays with fall Imakractlone will be fttralelisd on appli
cation to the undersigned
CVOs - E,
SUBSCRIPTION A.GEN
No. 114 South Third Street,
aiLEPER, DURNBY, & 00.,
13ANWIIRS,
STOOK AND EXOHANGE BROKERS.
ihrtiettlar attoution "odd to prwituttro and sale or ou
410. kg.
IS BOUTII THLRD STEM,
THILLD/ILPIILL
rierzenerese.—Drezel h Clo., Philsdeleidei J. B. Ala
till, President Southwark Bank. novlB-Sta
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, January 25, 1666 •
Whereas. By satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned, it has been made to appear that THE
NATIONAL FXCHaNUNDANK OF PHILADELPHIA,
in the city of Falladelphia, in the county of Phlladel
phia, and State of Pennsylvania, has been duly orals
sized under and according to the requirements of the
•ct of Congress entitled ," An act to provide a National
Currency, secured by a pledge of United States bonds,
and to
_provide fer the circulation and redemption
thereof," approved June 3, 1669, and has complied with
all the provisions of said act rittaired to be complied
with before commencing the business of banking under
said ,—therefore,
Now, I, HUGH IifcCULLOCIII. Conti
troller of tie Currency. do hereby certify that THE
NATIONAL EXCHAOOE EMU( OF PHILADELPHIA.
in the city of Philadelphia, in the county of Philadel
phia, and State of Pennsylvania, is authorized to com
apnea the business of banking under the act aforesaid
comp.'
band and sealthis
[Af th,tiay of January ,-IFA,S
Currency. HUGH lice EILLOCH,
fel 601 Comptroller 01 the Currency.
WHEREAS. THE AUDITOR GENE
RAL, as required by the eleventh section of the
act entitled 'An act enabling the banks of this Com
mcnwedth to become associations for the purpose of
h mains under the laws of the United Etates," passed
the 2211 day of August, A.D. 1869, has certified to me that
the • • Commonwealth Bank" of the city of Philadelphia
has furnished satisfactory evidence to him tnat all the
requirements of said' act have been complied with by
said bank, and that it has become an association for the
purpose of banking under the laws of the United
Mates.
I do therefore cause this a otice thereof to be published
in accordance with the Provisions of the said eleventh
*cotton of the said act, did do declare deemed charter of
said bank by the terms of said act is and taken
to be hereupon surrendered, subject to the provisions of
the first section of said act,
•. G. CURTIN,
Exuarrnr9 CHAMBER, January, 9.186 b. i 914-1811
BONDS FOR EIALF,
Orrice 71711 P COMMIABIONIin PACIFIC 11 ,
Sr. Loins. January 80.
PROPOSAIS will be received under &eal for the sale
of ORB HUNDRED AND ItIGHTY-NIX MORTGAGE
CONSTRUCTION BONDS OF THE VerESTBRN DIVI
SION OF THE O n e Thousa n d
in the Inter e st
Missouri, of One Thousand Dollars each, with
Coupons of Seven Per Cent., payable semi' annaltlii,
principal and interest payable at the Bank of Commerce
in the City of Iliew Volk. These Bonds area first lien
on all the Pacific Railroad from DTISIOII to Kansas City,
and &lithe net earnings City, whole Road. extending
from ht. Louis to Kansas are pledged for the laay
ment of principal and interest: These Bonds have four.
five G en e ra l A s se m blyun, and are authorized by Act of
the of the State of Mb court. approved
February 10lb, 1664 . under which act Fifteen Hundred
Thousand Dollars or Mortgage Construction Honda were
issued, all of wblcb, except the One Hundred and
Bighty-six I now on) for sale, have been disposed of at
par, and for the rapid extension ancicompletion of Amid
Read I now offer the balance, and will receive pro
pont, for one or more, under seal, at my office in the
Clip of St. Louie, until the 10th day of February, 1885;
, and. the HMO will be cold sold eat to the approval of the
- ,Governor of the State and the President of the Recidc
Railroad. AU needful information will be furnished
on application at this office.
THOMAS L. PRIG&
Fund Comullesioner, St. Louts, Missouri
Information tesptcting the Bonds above offered for
sate, the law Ander which leaned, and the character
and value of thtsecnrity, will be given by the under
signed. FRANKLIN A. DICK
AR. 113 715 LOCUST Street, rbiladelptaa.
OIL STOCKS, U. S. LOANS, &c.,
NOM= AND SOLD
ON COMMISSION,
Br 080808 L BOY
Broker;
Jl3-Sraif No. 18 Booth THIRD Street
D8A14113 431111. T T 0816,000, 0111111.4
AND PIPS 5T01.1,, _
Mo. 413, OHESTNCT Street, nnednlnhin, Trt
Dean keeps the greatest a ssortment.
Dean keeps thegreatest variety.
Dean keeps the largest amend steak. -
Yon can get any kindol Tabora°.
Yon can get any kind of Cigars.
Yon can getkind of Pipw
Yon cannot 'kind of Snuff_,s
AT DEA '8 GREAT TO BACCO nom.
No. 413 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
When you go to Dean'iLyon can get anyttdral 7oa
want In the way of
. Plug, 71ne Cut and Smoking Taka
ta's. Domestic and Havana Cigars, Pines. age.
Dean • keeps the largest general stook of. Tobacco.
(Agar., Pipes, In the United States.
Dean ealee are so exteneve that he sun afford to call
at about one-half what others sell for.
Dean sells to the Army of the Potomac.
Dean sells to the Army of the James.
Dean sells .o tbe Army of the Tennessee. '
Dean sells to the Army of the Cumberland.
Gunboats all order their Tobaaco, Cigare,Pflate. ha..
from DEAN'S, No. 413 CHESTNUT' Street.
Persurybunts merchants all buy at Dean's.
New Jersey merchantsall buy at Dean's;
Delaware merchants all buy at Dean's.
As thrf cue always get jest what they want. sad' at a
mush lower price than they can elsewhere.; and thy
do not have to pick up Via' Wm" 111 ao l ea-U hm
stores.
AU goods ordered are teal satbdinAlve.
Ord,r once and you always order from .Dean's,
as hie plug and Mae cut cheerio; and smoking tobeerwa
and ',gars are fez superb= to all others an33a sells for
mash lest, DEAN'S, No. 413 • NISE.Stre4
- Pkiledelobia. TT
'll'AltAjr A R:V.It & I
N~EI~R' X'~TBLICATAONB. _
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FROM THE PRESS OF
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COMPARATIVE GEOGRAPHY,
. •
LATE PR0F.F3 , 308 OF OBOdRAPHY 111 THE ITNITHRSISI OF
BRF.LIN.
Of the three eminent masters of Physical Geography—
STURM°. RITTBB, and HUhl9i/LOT—the greatest
was EITTBB., whose labors alone placed the science
14011 a secure foundation. Hie profoundlianntalisstiorm
form the basis of the works of the ablest writers upon
the subject, including th knownr. 9 JAM VILLA and
Profeteor GIITOT, well to American readers.
One of the le.tectproductions of Professor Bitter was
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judiciously translated, by the Rev. 11. L. Gage,. and
brought up to the present state of knowledge. It is
characterised by that marked.olearness of Perception
and vigor of thought which the author evidenced Mall
—hs orks 4nd tne translator has rendered the In
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to.those for whom thelbook is intend taxi ed,
having carefully avoided the nee of such expressions as
might make it difficult to be understood except by per
sons familiar with the loftier reaches of geographical
dissertation
.The book is described in its title. The fixed and the
fluld surfaces of the earth. in all their variety of fee
, tures, relations, and isthmuses, are compared and eon
traeted, phr staidly and lisetoritill,Y. They/trims forma
are mace to appear in their essential relations to each
other, and to the whole. Geographical aharastem be
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Islands, mountains, tablegands. elopes. low-lands,
Peninsulas, rivers, se a s, positions, and situations.
The work Is the best' epitome of physical geography
in the English language; and, furthermore, it eau .
neatly practical.
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BY THE 11:10e - C_ M. DIITIER„ D. D,
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E & BROTHERS' ITALEN
_IL TINES, 1665.
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32 3. FOURTH tweet.
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NTABY TAR IM OF
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00e1.. OIL. • ialt-stuthlm
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1111117FACITEMS. AGENTS, MID WHOLEBALB
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WORKS, we are prepared to make and work private
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PORTER, MINERAL. and WINE BOTTLES. of
superior color and finish.
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. JOHN W. CAMPION,
HAIR OHANGED FROM GRAY TO
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(Misr of their heads, and their hair is much thinker
than I ever knew it before. Au they have used rotating
else, the change must be attributed to your Restorer.
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No. 31 S. Seventh street
MOF TO °KEAY ' 8 HAIR RESTORER. Depot No 1 10
N. SIXTH Street. . ]r94 et
_
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cl
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N0.,16 North SIXTH Street
IL COULTER,
56 and 58 South SBOOND Street.
515 31.11 1 4T011. STREET,
GENAT CIZ=IUM OUMMKG UOUSZI
,itETMIt e _DRY_ GOODS.
E M. rix*l3L - Es,
VAMATNIM, ;MUM".
invitee.attention to hie lure aseOrtriniot of
'xi Gi OODs, ,
ut BMUS. CIOLLARS,AETS, HANDKUCHML
suitable for the present 18.111012,
I,OOO4.ILEDS OP I-YARD WIDE
FRENCH xtusLlNs, •
tronan‘ribariiefn; area for sate
Also,-TARLETANS, ILLUSIONS, and , other , Eleids,
suitable for BRIDAL Amp PARTY DRIBMIES..
A very eitensive - assortatent of Etaxmcgaorisink
VEILS. EMBROIDERIES, die., all of Is hien are o L ffered
st prieeenindatelow thelpresent sold rates.
35/1. NEEDLES...
los* 011ESTIMIT Street."
HOTEL PROPRIETORS
II 0 U ii 3 ID LE ICE P S
Can &Marl llnd a. fall stook of "
BLANKETS,
QUILTS,
LINEN GOODS,
SHEETING-S, Sao.,
it therlowest wholesale palm, at
d. 1:1. t3TRA.WBRIBOK & ovs,
tt N. W. COT, bud MARKET Bbl
My L N S AND CALICOES RR.
DIIOSD.
We ere now prepared to offer all the makes of Cali
ewes, Shirting • and Sheeting Muslims. at greatly to..
dazed ,prices. Widismsville Muslin DO cents. Other
ligt44 puttee in nrneerti en.
OUSWEN STODDAMT & BRO.,
450, 452, and 454ifforth SECOND
W Si rest,
illow
above .
IpttIkANKETB, ALL Bizßs AND
- 1 - . GRADES.
Prttes reduce 4 ttelt'Aa est.
maw= NODDIES' & SRO.
450, 452, and 454 NotthBßOoND Street,
above Willow.
PLATINELB • -
A. 0f all the leadirr makes, .at bee' thatti former
price*. .03.11 WEN WrODDAWr & ORO.,
450 45% end 45* Moth SHGOND Street.
above Willow.
MER AND BOYS' WEAR,
• Of all desirable styles.
We closing ont the aboirc Rock at
is ItBDITGRA PRIM&
OURWEIf WrODDART & BRO.,
450, 452, and 454 North SZOOND Street,
above Willow
READY-MADE CLOAKS
And LADIES' OLOARING CLOTHS
Cleeina oat at radix vdprleee.
014. - WaN WrODDART & BRO
460, 45% and,4sl- North SECOND
$
treet,
above Willow
DRESS GOODS
AT REDUCED PRICES:
•••-'
Meting out our entire stock, which still is large and
varied, comprising
French HERDIC/ES, •
French POPLINS.
Ifiench EMPRESS CLOTHS.
' . French SPINDLES,
Bich CASHMERE PLAIDS,
Rich POPLIN PLAIDS. &a. &a..
and we have also arrayed a large stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODS,
which are airanned and marked at such pricee u will
induce persons to anticipate their wants for the ay
watching season.
OURWEN STODDART & 8.R0..
450. 45E, and 454 North- SECOND aired,
je3o-8t Above Willow.
WILLIAMSYILLE, NEW YOR K
Wamentts, and other Bret- dais Skirtings.
Utica and Hnim,enot Wide Sheetinga
Unbleached Extra Heavy Wide Shootings.
Best Unbleached binelins made.
Good Linens for Shirt Fronts.
Diapers, 'rowels, Napkins, Doylies, /Sc.
Ballazdsvale, Shaker, and other Flannels.
CLOSING OOP CHEAP.
Odds and Ends Winter Goode, Heavy Dream Goods.
bad Styles do. also, Blankets, Bean Flannels, dm.„
Balmoral Bkirts at low prices.
000YBES h CONARD.
S. R corner NISTA and MARKET.
THE LOWEST PRICES OUR MOTTO.
-A—A great chance for bargains, as we are determined
to close out our stook. Upset reductions in prices will
do it. We are now selling our entire assortment of
Dress Goode and Staple Dry Goode, at lower prices than
any other house in she city.
AMERICAN DELAINBE,
S7W,o. CALICOES REDUCED to %c.
I. BALE WOOL AND COTTON FLANNELS at 605.
4 4 DIX ACHED MUSLINS at Mo. worth QM.
WILLLAHSVILLE MUSLIN. 55e.
NE B ES T MILLS AT k i ndsßY LOW PRICE.
ThMull= of all at LOW PRICES.
H. STEEL & EON.
JAZ Nos. 713 and 715 North TENTH Street.
VERY RICH AND HEAVY COLORED
Corded Silk.. In Wine Color.. Browns.
_Greene.
line, Modes, Whites, .ko
Very rich and heavy Plain Silk..
Very heavy Black Corded Wks.
Very heavy Plain Blank EMI. ,
Fancy Enke of variant styles.
Very rich Nolte Antiques. •
Bleak Watered Wilke.
Silks for Evening Drama.
16, 14, and S2-Saab Pure Silk Velvets for Cloaks, real
4707111.
Lien, very impeder Quality lfroeted Beaver Cloths.
EDWIN BALL g CO.
deLid B 6 South BIICIOND Street.
ATTRACTIVE NOTICE TO LADIES.
. Lupin'a Merinoso at $1.60.
Lupin's Merlnoes at $1.60.
Daniell Merinos% all colors.
The greatest bargain offered in these goods. Call and
examine them. Compare them. Selling fact. Aasort
mont good, at JOHN H. STOKES',
jal9 . . SEVENTH and d.RCH, No, 702%
FAiNcli FURS.
LADIES' FANCY FURS.
.7C)I7IEN 311TAJEUE13313131,44„,.
No. 115 LEOS Street, above Seventh Street,
At his old established Inure,
-INFORMER, MANUFACTURER, AND
DEALER IN FANCY FURS
7/014
- LADIES AND CHILDREN.
Having amin store a very large and beautiful assort
ment of all the different kinds and of FANO!
Pulls FOB LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S WEAL I
solicit a sail from those in want.
Remember the name and number.
JOUR 'EARELEA,
CIS ARCH Street, above Seventh;
I have no partner or connestion with any ether store
in this *try. 0.13-4 call
DRY GOODS JOBBERS.
VAX CAX? Mum._
WU( & EMIT;
WORMS AND JOBBERS II
ro, IVY GOODS,
Have It/NOVlDthstr Stars from IS7 X. TRIED St.
49 NORTH THIRD' STREET.
where they will keep,' fa ll line of—
Cloths, Caeoffmlies, and Vestingi.
Silks, Gibbons, and Dress Goods.
Shawls and Babnorals. -
Linens and White Goode.
Lases and Embroideries.
Flannels, Jean., Gingham&
BleaChed Shirting% Colored Cambria', ite. jal4-IM
11 1,14 lir o Vi n ir l a) 51: 11 Z ! r. Ltl
THE SUBSCRIBER,
• _ HAVING SUCCEEDED
P. P. DUBOSQ SON.
-AT
- 10.25. Chestnut Street,
Respectfully Informs his friends and customers that be
has for sale a large and varied stock of.
WITCHES; JEWELRY, SILVER, AND
PLATED WARE..
Also, constantly on hand, a large and well-assoited
stock of
PFdtatia JEWELRY.
N. rta[3.LCIPNI
Late of the nutlet LBWIS LADOMUS a CO.
WATCHES and JEWELRY CABEVULLY REPAIRED.
'GOLD, SILVIA, and DIAMONDS BOUGHT. felt!
TINE WATCHES, JEWELRY,
ma . - SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
• 00RIUIR ARGIL AND TASTE STREET!.
Irooehas. Sterne Bottom. Armlets. ISRaeelets, Stu/
'Ms and Rinse, TeL Ms. Ise /Whom
Waiters. Goblets. Works.
•
lilvxma,, dos.
Wititheit repaired and Warranted. Old
Diamonds. and Silver booed.
aold-Sm HLERDION
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
VOit GrENTIJELIKEN.
A mum) ASIMMUINT . OE
WARES,
GLOVES,
TRATIMLIWG SHIRTS,
'SUSPENDERS,
MUFFLERS,
HDEFS.
End iVerT ilasalplloa of
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
IMITABLE you mums
LINFORD LUKENS. •
OHM E. W. sm. METH and ORESTES%
MeuSHIRT MANUFACTORY.
bseriaere woulte attention to their
151P8OVED OUTF 811/11.T8,
Witch they makes epeetaltY In their badness.. Also.
sonstantly110•1•1111
MOVIILTI2B FOE 43331111.31011' 1 3 'WEAL'
J. W. SCOTT do 00..
ONNTLE11)18 . 8 1 1 93417113111110 STONII,
No. 814 CEISERNIIT MUT
Tour d6ors below the Oontinena
NRW BUOKWHBAT FLOUR.
wawa moviu scam.
msw ramp norm.
CULTIVATED CRAIIBEEDIEE. aro.
ALBERT O. ROBERTS._
Dealer in Tine Groceries;
no`i-tt Corner IGAIGTIGTH anti VIU Sin
•
0729
_
S. E. OR. , BIXTH. ZILLIMIST
FIRE LNBURAIiOB
UNION MUTUAL,
INSURANCE COMPANY .
OF PIiTGADELPIIIAI
N. Z. 43DUFR MEW= a waiarur ens.,
EXCGAISIGE BUILDING.
TNCOEPORILTED 1804.
ASSETS $4009000.
The Board of Directors of this Company have deter
intend to insure risks against Fire, in accordance with
their charter, and are now prepavel to issue Polities
covering Fire Rieke at the current rates.
RICHARD 8. SMITH. 8. DESTOTINF,_
A. B. BORIS. FRANCIS TRY&
JOHN H. I RW_ - NEWBERRY A SMITH,
WILLIAM C. KANT, HENRY JAMIE. Js.,
J. P. ETECNEE, BOW. L. CLARK,
OEO. LEVIS, ELLIS YARN ALL,
B. F. ROBINSON_ sexusL 0. COOK,
JAS. H. CAMPBELb, G. W. BERNADOU,
HENRY SAMDEL,_ WM 8. BAIRD.
CHAS. WHEELER S REIMERS.
NORRIS CIIMSINGS, SOLOMON TOWNSEND,
F. LAVERGNE, , JOHN ROW
RIOILUID B. WITH. President.
JOHN MOSS, Secretary.
ja26.lm
THE
E. ORTH AMERICAN
TRANSIT INSURANCE CO.
MOOEPONATEM ET TIM LEGISLATE= OP TIM STATE OP
PENNSYLVANIA.
OBEWNIZED OCTOBER e. 1664.
AGAINST
IMO OP LITE OR PIRSONLL INJURY
TRAVELLERS BY LAND OR WATER.
reticles issued for a Single Wu, 'bode!. JOurneys.
Voyages,. &a, daily, monthly, quarterly, or yearly.
Also, against the contingencies of personal hasard. and
against lose of all kinds. except real estate.
Policies issued at the Principal Office. •
.
No., 9511 CHEST/117T Street.
or by the Agents of the Company in any of the cities of
the United States, or by the Tieket Agents at anyllail•
road Station.
MY. .4.41.44 ,.. ..10-11.M..11,114 .$250,000
077 i ORBS.
PRESEDIET.
• THBODORS ADAMS:
'non PRBSLSENT AND acrruenr.
J. H. BEADVSY.
' TREASURER.
JAMES N. 430331,13.
SECRETARY
Luca= rzrica.
AGENT,
J. B. PIITI'ON.
DIRROTOSSL
I
Theodore Adams, James Graham.
Jame. M. copied, Franklin Steele, _-
Etekard Wood, • Wm. Solder. iale.lan
George T. Stedman,
INSURE YOUR LIFE
AMERICAN,
S. E. Car. Walnut and Fourth Sts.,
• It is a MOMS COMPANY, and profits divided annu
ally, thus aiding the assured' to pay future premiums.
Last dividend 60 per cent.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Alexander Virhilldin, J. Edgar Thomson,
Hon. James Pollock, Hon. Joseph Allison.
Albert G. Roberts, Henry K. Bennett,
Samuel T. Bodine, Philip B. Mingle,
George Nugent, John All
Win. J. Howard. Isaac Haziebrirat.
Samuel Work,
A.LEXADDBR WHILLDIDI, 'President.
SAMUEL WORK. Vise President,
no2l-9mif JOHN S. WILSODT,Sec'y and Treasurer
tco tV mallluntal
DISSOLUTION. --THE COPARTNER
SHIP heretofore OXIBII.III between JAMES 0111•88 Y
and EDWARD 0. MARKLEY termiaates this day by
limitation. -Tames Crissy retires from the concern.
All claims against therm will be settled by E. C.
MarhisY. who continues the business.
JAMES CEISSY.
• E. O. MARKLEY.
JeltrreEr 31,1865.
E. C MARRLET haying had the management for the
last fifteen years of each department of Printing, Pub
lishing, and Bookbinding. is competent to execute all
orders in the most satisfactory manner,and hopes a cox•
tinuance of the same.
I cannot retire from the firm without expressing the
highest esteem for the character and capacity of Mr.
Iclarktes. as my connection -with him has existed in
perfect harmony for nearly forty two Years.
JAMES (MISSY.
c'OPARTIPERSHI7. — T hive this day associated with
me m 7 son, B. C. BURK LEY, Jr., for the transaction
of the FEINTING aid PUBLISHING business, ender
the firm of B. G. MARKLEY & BOA. Goldsmith's
LiBRAE,Y Skeet. B. 0. MARKLEY,
B. C. MA-RELIC .
feltat
FBanuART 3,1886
DISSOLUTION. -THE FIRM OF
ARCHER & REEVES it this day dissolved by
mutual consent BENJAMIN F. ARCHER.
FRANCIS B REEVES.
PHILADELPHIA, January 81. 1665.
COPARTNERSHIP. —The undersign ellieve this day
formed a copartnership. under the firm of REEVES &
FAKVIN, and will continue the business of the late
firm of ARCHER & REEVES. Wholesale Strome. No,
45 North WATER Street and No. 46 North DELA
WAIF. Avenue. FRANCIS B REEVES,
WM. PARVIN, Jr.
PHILADELPHIA, February 1. 1865.
PIIILADELPHIA, FEBRUARY 1,1865.
—The undersigned have this day formed a Copartner
ship. under the arm of
SMITH & PENROSE,
and will continue the Wool and Woolen Tarn Commis•
sion nesluess of the late firm of Barton Green & Co., at
the old etand, No. 40 North FRONT Street
ChEBENT H. SMITH,
WM. PR erBOSS.
W. W. Ku-arz.
e -wfmSt•
COPARTNERSHIP. -C HARLE S W.
'Li MITCHELL and GEORGE A. FLETCHER have
ibis day associatel thomselyea under the firm of
MITCHELL -a FLETCHER, far the transaction of the
Wholesale and Retail Sroceri lewdness, as successors to
William.Parvin. Jr., No. 120VHESTNUT St f reet.
YEBRIIARY 1, 1865. el-M*
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS
day mandated with himaelf ALBERT G. BUEBY.
and will continue the DRY GOODS CGSIMIISION
BUSINESS. at No.. 293 and TON IC TNUT Street.
under the nun of THOhLiii & Co.
THOS. R. TUNIS.
PHILADELPHIA, rebraM7l, 1985. ,fel 101 s
NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTNER
SHIP.—The subEcribere hereby give notice that
they have entered into a limited partnership. agreeably
to the act of AFbeiiibiY approved March 21. - 1836
That the name under which said partnership la to be
conducted is JAMES McRULLAN.
Tbe general nature of the business to be transacted is
the BOUSE.FORMISEIRG DRY GOODS BUSINESS.
Toe names of the general and special partners both
J
of whom reside in the city of Philadelphia, are SMOS
McMullan, general partner. residing at No. 1124 Chest
.ent street, and R. W. Lehman, special partner; residing
at A o. 1718 Arch street.
That the amount of capital contributed by the spe
cial partner to the 'common stock is fifteen thousand
dollars.
That the esid partnership is to commence on the first
day of February, 1886, and is to terminate on the thirty
first day of January, 1868.
JAM - ES Moll ULLAN,
General Partner.
R. W. LEEMAN,
Special Partner.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.-
'lbe subscribers heretofore trading under the firms
of HEYNt•LBS, HOWELL, N EEIFr. Philadelphia,
and HOWELL. BARE, & CO.. New York, have this
day dissolved partnership by mutual consent. The
hardwire of the late firm will be settled at No 130
North TRIED Street, Philadelphia, and n 0.07 WATER
Street, New York.
THOMPSON REYNOLDS,
CHARLES HOWELL,
BENJAMIN REIFF.
WILLIAM H,„_HO WELL.
THOMAS T. BARB.
FPardirotirarA, JUL 31. lied.
COPARTIORBHIP. —The undersigned have this day
formed a copartnership under the style and Arms of
larFP HOWSLL, & BAB.V.EIf, Philadelphia, and
BOWEL, BARR.. & 00-, New York, and will con
tinue the Wholesale Grocery filminess at the old stands.
No. 130 Rona THIRD Street. Phllarielphie.,and No. 97
WAIER Street, New York.
BENJAMIN
CHARLES EfUW.ELL,
WIL MAS T. LLAM EL- HO WILL,
THO aItR,
WILLIAM HARVEY
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1, 1165., •
DDISSOLUTION.—THE COPARTNER
SHIP turret , fare existing under the name of
1311.111 , 1 DY, terHIS , TE1.14 D sif dissolysd
by mutual eonsen4, Win. H. Cirundy retiring.
SDK N. GRI7O OY.
B. GIBUNDI,
EDWIN PRIVITY.
JOB. W. SCOTT.
Pemeenlanne, Feb. 1.1866..
•
NOTICE. —.The business of the late firm of GRITNDIF,
BHuTHIEII, & CO. wlll be settled by the undersigned,
who will sestinas the Jobbing business at the cad
stand, 228 MARKET Street. The style of firm un
changed.. EDI& N: GeDNDY;
MI WIN 141.1.1`T
JOE. W. SCOTT.
FIITLADRLPHIA. Ftb. 1685. fel..3t*
NOTICE. -THE PARTNERSHIP EL
toting between JOSEPH. KERS & JAN= K.
KERR, China Merchants, trading as J. & J. K. HESS.
le We day dissolved by Imam/a - consent.
JAMES K. SEER the b
FE business at the
old stsud, • CEUNA HALL." 529 CHEM . :NOT Street.
JOSEPH KERS.
JAMES -K. t
-S
KERB.
fel
,TAnutaty 31, 1806
NOTICE.- CHARLES W. MITCHELL
witbdraNta this day from t h e arm of sEBLEr,
MOLTER, & WOODRUFF. JANUARY 31.. 18E6
The Balinese tylll be continued linger the same name
and Arm ee heretofore. by the remaining partnere, Ifo.
531 KLEMM Street. . JOHN SUS 1,3 Y,
ALBERT KO hTEIT,
ED NEED D. WOODRUFF.
YHILADELPHIA. February 1. 1865. '
"FULTON COAL."—THE UNDER
-A- 810915 D is now receiving orders for the "FO L
TON COAL, , from the Ocallery of I. B. LOIITY &
CO., on the lands of the
FULTON COAL CO MPA NY:"
This Coal—ls a' continuation of the vein irdat
which the celebrated. Henry Clay " Coal is mined,
so well and favorably known in tale market. All or
ders will be promptly attended to
THEO. D. EMORY,
209 Booth FOURTH Street,
REIMS 'VS STYLES CARTES DE
VISITE are unsurpassed; ovary varlet,. of plata
and tinted. Cannot"fall - to please. • Go early, and ea-
Ode them tu SECOND btreet, above Omen..
P.
,BOT °GRAPH AL 131:1111S-TEiR
hot in nee. combining flexibility, etiangzit. and
elegance, potoeseed by none othert. Gct the patent
binne•backe, nt B. F. )011111103, Wl* AMOR Street *
TASTZFUL AIM SCHISTMiF=I.L CLOTHING
INSIMANCIL
FINE'AND NADIRS.
DIRBO7OIIII
rou INsmtMa
IN THE
PHILADELPH/A.
WARTS.
WANTE D=A SITUATION AS
BA.LNPM4I.O in Dry Goodt Commission But
offs or in Cloth House 0. P., at Ude ogles. 'it
•
VANTED-A. PRACTICAL BOOS
[.- %BAPS N. with Afte.n years' business experience,
desires a t emit lent SITUATION. A reopened:de posi
tion prefer re I. The best of city reference even An
dreae" 0..' Preas face. felAitt
WANTED-A GOOD PENMAN,
- with satisfactory references. In a Wholesale
House with K KUPER,
ease moderatery. ad
thesa, terms and refor Box Wl4 Pao. fel-2t•
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-A SITU
ATION as Book-keeper in a wholesale honse,bT
a young man of 22, andgraduate of the beet commer
cial college in America Beet of references Alyea ac to
Thera worth. Fleece address • 'Moral Worth," Pres*
office.
WANTED-A BALE SMA.N WHO 0 &II
eeremand Oonetry Trade Ina Wholesale Hat Rad
Straw Oood ear , 110. Apply to SKIDI,III BROS., Bel
MARKET Street. ja31.03t.
ANTED -A A 'SITUATION AS AN
Malawi Hook-keeper or Entry Clerk. by a
young Man of experience, also a originate of Coition•
dell's Commercial College. Addroso "J. Y. U.." Profs
cam jean 30
WANTED. -BY A YQIING GENTLE.
MAN of practical baldness habits wikhs 20000
capital, pubes an Interest in some eatabliebe Iron
rfisit netory or 'Machine 6hop. Address 80x129.5 Phila
delphia Poet Oboe. ja3o 5%*
VANTBD—A 'LARGE AND CONNlO
+lions ROOM, on the exat or second floor, imita
ble for a public office , and 'situated between Market and
Pine. and Second and 'Mb. Apply at NAVY AGSM
CY, No. 114 South THUD Street. isl9-tf .
WANTED TO RENT, IN A OEN
tral locality, on the first fioirr part of an Office
for Desk room. Address "P, " Box 2211. P. 0. ittfit tf
YQIING MAN AGED 17, WANTS A
A SITUATION AS CLERK IS A COUNTING- ROUSE
Best reference given. Address " Counting-Rowe," at
Ws office. '
A SALESMAN WANTED-TO TIM ;
NM, through the lar cities of the Baited States.
Addreeg, with references. Poet One Box PM. fel-St*
AGENTS WANTED FOR THE NIIREiII
AND Sri, the most intending and. exciting book
ever published, embracing the adventures of a woman
in the Union Army as Nurse, Scout, and Spy. giving a
most vivid inner picture cf the war. Send for circulars.
Address JONES 88,0 J. & CO., 600 CagSTNI I T
Philadelphia. Pa. alit4m& WU"
8118 1 5.5ig3 'WANTED-DX A. MID
DLE-Ann Milt of obAPAffiet. responalltry,
Sind-capacity. Is a flpitsclass Solicitor and %legman.
Wlli mega in business in the city. or as a travelling
agent. BLS !had many years' experience manch.
Address " „Business," at the Office of. The Pre**, for
two da
Firet-class left re Act; !IT"' -lasi 21.*
B OY WANTPI3, - .JEWELRY
Store. Good reference required. Address
"Trustworthy, " Ms office. hat- St*
IMPLOYMENT HOUSE FOR BOOK-
Entry Clerks. Packer*, Porters,
Watchmen. Walters. Firemen. Barkeepers, Colso
Backicen, Drivers, Conductors, Farm hands. 6,l,rden
ors. dm, 808 end SO4 LOCUST street. move
Eighth. _
$126- A MONTHI—Wt*NTED—
SHAW & CTIE S BI7II.ZAT622,II . F 111111147
IRO MACHINE, the oat law - price Machine in the
country whack is licensed y Grover & Baker, Wheeler
16 Wilson, Bowe, Singer & Co., and Baehelder. Salary
and ennensee,or large commiselonstillowed. All other
Machines now sold for lees than forty dollsre 'belt are
infringemente, an the seller and neer liable. Illus
trated chettlare sent free. Add ress SHAW $6 CLARK,
nol7-da Warn BIDDEFORD. Maine.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-A.
DWELLINGI, or STORE, and DWELLING, be
tween ELEVENTH and FIFTEENTH. and MARKET
and WALNUT Streets, not exceemitnit-$7,000. Addreas
"OreeMbsoke," Ledger officio., fe1.4111
WANTED—A FURNISHED
HOUSF, In the oeigtorhood of OIDLBIANTOWN.
Address D. P.." Press office. fel-3i*
AKASSISTANT QIJARTEAM.A.B.
TIUMB OFFICE, No. 2174 South TILLED St.,
PHILLMILPNLA., Dee. Si. 1864.
Vessels wanted to load with coil for Newborn. N.
end Se .West. Rs. Despatch 'giv en.
JOHN N. TENNINGS._
de26-t1 Certain and.A. Q. M.
FOB SALE AND TO LET.
CAPE ISLAND PRQPERTY.
FOR BALE OR TO RENT:
No. 1. The property known ae the CLUE COTTA.CE,
city ate between Congress Reiland the ocean,itontataing
seventeen roosts, and very desirable for a large family,
or first• class boarding-house or restaurant . ;
No. 2 Called the BaIINESACE( COTTAGE, situate
near the Railroad Depot, with an nninterrapted view of
the ocean and bay; bas eleven rooms.
Roth properties are In a good condition, and will
be sold or rented on good terms, if applied 'for imme
diately.
J D. REIWBOTH,
fel•Bt* 436 WAIATUr Street.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT-BEVE
MLBAL corernodieue
.NEW DWEIALINGS,
In northern part of the MT. with all the nthaern eon
yeniencea. Bent $33 to $33 nor month.
APPLY to TATUM JACKSON.
014 CHISST XIIT Street;
Or JOHN JACKSON.
1855 Nerth TWSLF2II Street.
FjOR SAL E-VALUABLE OIL IN-
A- - TERESTS in good producing WELLS, on bled*
valtiable Farms on OIL CREEL% below the Sheerer
Farm. and also on the ALLEGHENY RIVER. Parties
desiring to pa/chase will address Box No. 1285, Phila
delphia Foot office. No attantiortpald town . other than
responsible applicants. fel.st
DRY GOODS STOCK,- GOOD WILL,
AND FIXTURES FOR SALE. —A. rare chance.
Must be sold in a few days, on account of LU-heatch,
one of the oldest and best stands in the city ;* btudneee
can be largely increased.
between 9 A.M. and Ir. fd , to
" J H. Fain,
ja3l.llt* • No. 325 North SIXTH btreet.
p„TICAM _ENGINES OF 5,8, 10, 12, 20,
1, .. 7 30, and BOHorse Powers. slsolsm for sale at
945 ;North F ONT St. C. WEST N ZEES. ja943t.
NOTICE. - OIL STOCKS IN EX
CHANGE for Holism Mortgagee or Gronnallents.
Address "D. R.," Box 1946 , PhilAdel pliaa ra3L-2to Post
OZse.
91 0 L E T-FOR SALESROOM OR
light manufacturing purposes the upper stories of
buildittg northwest corner of EIGHTH and. MARECIa.
Apply to the store. tf
IlLaitannuallY AND MON,
WM. M. FABER & CO.,
STEAM- ENGINE BUILDERS,
IRON, FOUNDERS.
GENERAL MACHINISTS. AND BOILER MAXIMS,
rEAIt THE
VW SYLVANIA RAILROAD PASSENGER STATION.
PITTSBURG. PENNA.—
Manufacture all kinds of STEAM ENGINES. =din
from three to one hundred and fifty horse-power. an
suited for Grist Mills. Saw Mills, Blest Fornaces, Oil
ac., Arc.
Give particular attention to the construction, of En
gines and Machinery for oil boring and pimping opera
Hons. Hays always on hand, finished and ready for
shipment, ENGINES and BOILERS of every desertpo
tlen.
Orders from ail parts of the country solicited a*l
promptly filled. jalti-Sm
I. 'VAUGHAN MEI/MICK. WILLIAM M. MMRBIOI
-
TORN H. OOPS.
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON MUM%
• - IMIERRIun dr SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
Manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Indus+,
for land, river, and marine service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, ; Oat•
imp of all kinds, either iron or braes.
Iron-frame Roof. for Gas Works, Workshop., Rail
road Stations, &o.
Retorts and Oro Machinery of the latest and moat tm
proved construction.
Every description of Plantation 'Machinery, nigh as
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Billie, Vacuum Pane. Open
Steam Trains. Defe ca to re, Filters, 'ramping En gine% &s.
8010 agents for N. Rillenz's Patent &sear
paratus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Hammer, and aspen.
wall & Woliei's Patent Centrifugal Sugar-Drab:dui
Machine. aul2-tt
PENN STEAK ENGINE AND
BOILER. WORKS. —NEAFIS dt LIMY,
PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL ENGINEERS, M.A.
CHIN HITS, BOILER. MARNE BLACK SMITHS, and
FOUNDERS, having for many years been in saceessfal
operation, and been exclusively engaged in building and
repairing Marine and River Enenes.laigh and low pre,.
sure, Iron Boilers, Water Tanks, Propellers, ao. die.,
respectfully offer their services to she public, ass'being
folly prepared to contract for engines of all sizes, Ma
rine, River, and Stationary; having seta of patterns of
different sires, are prepared to execute orders with
Quick despatch. Every description of pattern-mains
made at the shortest notice. High and Low-pressare,
fine, Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, of ihe best Penn
sylvania charcoal iron, Forgings of all sires and kinds,
Iron and Brass Gratings, of all descriptions; Roll.
Turning, Screw-Cu ting, and all other work connected
With the above business.
Drawings and specifications for all work done at the
establishment free of charge. and work guaranteed.
The subscribers have ample wharf dock. room for re•
pairs of boats, where they can lie in perfect safety, and
raisingvid with ehears, blocks, falls, Ate., &a., for
heavy or light weights.
JACOB O. HEAPIE,
JOHN P. LIMY,
BEACH and PE_Lftlaft Streets.
MOROAN, ORR, & CO., STEAM EN
PINS BUILDERS,_ Iron Foond nd Genera
hlarbintete and Bolkr Maker& No. 1219 CALLOW'
HILL Street, Philadelphia. fella-f
°AMON FURNITURE. • .
,MODES & CAMPION.
U6l South MOND Street,
ere prepared to follow the decline in the market in the
price of their furniture. Purchasers will please call and
examine oar *Leek. ea, iim
O IL CHARTERS.-C OMPANI E. S'
forming under the Lawe of 'Pennsylvania can have
their papers drawn and. Charters procnred In an expe
ditious manner, by WK. & ellgOO&Y,
fel-St* 421 WALNUT Street.
ADOLPH HINTZ'S FINE
y • TOMB and handanme PEADOS Only for
JAB. BELLA% B. AS.I. S. FIFTH St.
fiIeMERNEST . GABLER'S 7 1-3 .
Octave Parlor Grand PIANOS. Overl,ooo
in mein-Phi l JAS. p M a L LA ny S2 r
B M l ile B .F
FIFTH Street.
FMRAVEN •SL , BACON'S PIANOS
Known for 10 years, Only for .a)e at
JAB. 13BLLAIV/3, MU 13. FIFTH Street.
CALENBURG & VA.IIPEL'S
itifircr Concert PIANOS; trot. clack Only for age
at • JAS. BELL AK S, 28108. FIFTH Strobl.
iffilp NEW FINE 7-OCTAVE MO
DERN- mug PEANOS. from $175 to 01,01'0
JAS. RELLAN, 281 B. NlXTEl.Btmet.
PRINCE'S A.ITTOM &TIC OR
iffP i r VANS mean anythista known in this line
Only tor tale at JAS. BELLAn'S,
PM S. 'FIFTH Street.
OMPRINCE & CO 'S WORLD
RENOWNED MELODEONS. Over 34,000
in use now. JAS. RELLAK, Sob. Anent,
ja3l-losile 2811.5. FIFTH Street.
owo
COTTAGE ORGANS
Not only UNEXCELLED. bat UNRSUALLID in purity
of Tone and Power, dealer. ed especially for Churches
and Settee's, but found to be equally well adapted to
the Parlor and Drawing R m. For eale outs , by
B.
No. IS North SEVENTH Street.
Also, a complete assortment of the Perfect efelodeon
constantly on hand. nal Sus
KM NEW PIANOS.
SUPERIOR NW TORS. PILNOS,Dast maived ani
for sale at
G. ANDRE it GO. 'S Made Store.
fal4-Im Po. 3.10.1 CHESTNUT Stroat.
w.DECKER BROTHERS' PI..
A.1108.-7Tbe public, and particalaiii the
profession, are invited to examine these beautiful Pt-
Istyranesue, which are astatine with• such an staparals
ined degree of popsdnyin. and 'isle in Mow York, and
wherever know Lily The desideratum so lone :strivaz
for, S. e. ! the strength of the fron, and sonorousness , of
the wooden frame 310 happily attained by them, fanners
their Pianos incomparable with any others. The hoe
qualified Walla mans of sway names as Wolfaottn.
Mason, Fatter, Thomas, 2andal, and scores of ot th hers.
grapy establish their bleb rank. For sate only by W.
t COX KAN, 9013 011itSPKIT Street. AN). a lasgt
assonment of ether new and asagssa hand Pianos. fog
sate and to rent. n 019.310
aT k')LIOIM
AUCTION . IcrivricE
JOSH B, ifirPpl3.,& 00.,
Attanmimow.
ASA AND AO NANDAT
LARGE SPECIAL SA LM
1,503 MBE PACKAGES
DOMESTIC GOODS.
ON WZDNENDAY, FEB. l e 1885.
At 10 o'clock, 1(r. F. K BKAZOIt will make tkrosait
us his semi-annual gals of
DOMESTIC GOODS;
Embracing the moat desirable Brands. Iris.
BO CABS TORS AND RVERICTT COTTORLDER.
1150 1 ` BUM OrFORD, BROWN. AND dAWEE
KRATITCIFI JEL 8.
66 " LANOVSTKR; AND TWEETON PLAIN&
lie " AXIDROSOOOGIN, LEWISTON. sad BAUM
CORSET JEANS.
SS " Amon - AND' FITRIXIMEE CHECKS.
'XI " LANCASTER AND ROANOKE O INOHAIRi
" 7.8 AND 4-4 WILLIAMSVILLE, JANE"
TOWN, HOPE, BLACKSTONE, RN&
BANK, and other desirable makes.
" 9-4. 104, AND 11.4 BLCR'D & BRO. PEP*
MOLL. LIPPITT,AND UNION saK
• MS.
85 4.4 LACONIA. PEPPERELL. NEW NAN.
SET. LYMAN, JAMES IMAM IMAM;
DWICIKTEI. WASHINOTON.BRO. SHIM.
PAILI 4-4 PATAPBOO. HOWAS,D, APPLET4EN .
PORTSMOUTH. PARK. LAscans
HELVL BROWN SHEETING&
65 " BROWN DRILLS. -
96 " TICKINGS.
35 OASIS MADDER PRINTS.
km BALES BLUE AND BROWN DENLISS.
Igo" STRIPES. •
Mr. BEAZOR desire's to will the psi:Molar site/IMM
of the trade to thin We, de' it will eompriart the mod ism
sizable makes of
STAPLE COTTON GOODIN
and will be the lamed offerbmwith one exeeption.ean
made lit tble country.
ilia geode are all in order and original naelragea.
TROIS CABS.—Bills to be settled Trititingfteert
from Bale. . •
win be open for examination with oataloWESl
one day proviciiZs to sale. • jall
n:No.2l‘!_t_fA
NEW CHEBTNivr-ST. THBATIVIN
CHEBTHIPT BTREET...O O oz vanirra.
THIEL (WIDBDAT/ - a LFTERMOOor.
THIRD GRAND E X T RA PAOLI" MATINSX
wben HBADTT AND TEM ISZART_.
and A 'YOUTH THAT NEVER SAW A. wommr,
will be presen •
II
R th A t BD H ed. us form Ußß ai;
LE BILL.
introducing
MISS EFFIE OERMON IN TWO OFILEAOTEU.
Paws Or ADMII3I3/ON Tornts MAmrsz—So ..elltS Ca ILE
Vt . /IS Of the bows; libildres. 26 cents. Doors open iit
1%; to commence at 23i.
THIS (WEDNESDAY) EVENING
TRIED AND LAST NIGHT BUT TREES
of the Grand Spectacular. Romantic. ligniting. a
Thrilling Drama.
THE THREE 017ARDSNEN.
whir& can eddy be termed
A GREAT SI7CGESS.
Tb a Spectacle will be presented with all ite New See.
very, Centimes, Pr.pertiee, Ste. Drams replete
with Thrilling Combats. Startling Muslim:lL Daum,
Slate. &c., do—
THE 'GAST OF OHLTUOTEEN
embracing - all the
POPLILLE NADIVe
.
To mamas with the Spectacular Extravaganza.
BEAU 'Pt AND THE DBASE
SATE - REV/ utrTEENCONFeb, 4,
TWENTY , EIGHTH GRAND FAMILY Marlin.
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
v THIS (Wednesday) EVENING, Tab;
A PERFECT JBAILES OF FON.'
Third Night of the favorite contentikir
FRANK DRRW,
who will appear In two capital-pieeen.
WIDIL9 8 HOPIS OF THAREETEIVI:
Gerald Pepper and --Prank Dew.;
To conclude with the great burlesque entitled
DIAZEPPAY
KazepPa 41.0.• • ....... ....... • " Fink - Fllll4
In rehearsal an entire new acrw:Eicialextravadanwss'
TARS. JOHN DREW'S NEW AROH•
BTIMET THEATRE.
NINTH 11InFIT OP L. P. BARRETT.
TO-RIGHT. (WEDEESDAY). FEB. 1. 1836.
HAMLET.
Hamlet .• _ _ _ P
After which. "A THUDIPINO LEGACY.' '
J'eny Orions --Stuart RobeSAL'
FRIDAY, BENEFIT OF L. P. BARNETT.
MRS. JOHN DREW ON KONDAY.
VESTVALI LUND - THEA.T_RE,
v CALLOW'S ILL. between Fourth fled Fifth.
TUESDAY. JANUARY 31. 1863.
Second pleb t of tbe engagement of -
JAN E Elt RE. ROGRESTEE.
BilbE ELISE VESTVALI LUND.
Jane Erre Mies Wise Veetvali Loa
Rocneeter... Mr. Adolpe. Wawa*
Tut GREAT NATIONAL CIRCUS,
WALNUT STREET, ABOVE RIOHTFL
Mr. P. H. ROSSTOD Equestrian Dili
Mr. FRANK. WHITTAKER.-- - Natter of tneCir
Will appear during the present week the celeb
JAMES COOKE, the Queen's Jotter, from AMA
Royal Amphitheatre,
_London
Alpo, the EAOBINEE
LY ; the DEBZEB Ir•fd/ ; the FAMILY; Nut
STOE E FAMILY ; Messrs. MCIBILAY and MITCHINSON.?
Also,Professor HUTCHINSON AND HIS TRAIMIt
DOOSeivonderfal creatures; the great wild rider of the
N
West, Lb IEUE BURT W ill also be produced the
grand historical pantomime, entitled the BR GLEAM
ABRUZE—a scene admirably adapted to develops
the excellent training of the horses connected with tat
great establishment.
ADMIEMIOB—First tier, 50 cents; second tier, M centiC
privetelos, $3 and $6. Performance commences 7.10
each evening,
- Extra performances on every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. commencing at 2% o'clock.,
SPECIAL. CARD.
The MlLllPgemeztbeia leave ii ts annonnso that an esp.
opt:flout bac bean made 'with AR RICE, the prnit
humorist. wbo will appear at d introduce his creedal.
hi TALKING HORSE, EXCELSIOR, first on MOND LX
EVENJIte. reb.l6th. and during the week. la9O-at
CONCERT RAIL.
THIS (Wedneaday) EVENING,
♦ND EVERY EVENING TIM WEEK.
MATINEE, SATURDAY AFTERNOON;
ARTEMIS WARD,.
In hie brilliantly enaaesafiil entertainment on
THB moamolas.
J. W. WlLDBltliefirs
The public 1e respectfully informed that
ARTEMIS WAND AMONG IRS MORMONS
is precisely the same entertainment which has recently
achieved such unqualified and brilliant successes in MIS
cities of New York and Boston.
Admission 60 cents. Besoryed mate Doors oa s t
at 7; commence at 8 o'clock. , Enturday afternoon.
at 1; commence at 2 o'clock.
NATIONAL SK A TING PARS,
TWRITT-FIRST &Ind And COLUMBIA Avenue.
GRAND REHORT FOR LADIES AND FAXELIREL
The ice on the Perk is now in prime condition, and
every attention is paid to the comfort end convenience at
Visitors, it fact well proven by the brilliant attende:tee
each evening. The National is but twenty minutes,'
ride from Atch etre, tby the Itio as-oven as Cam
The illumination by reflectors and the dt•rtlay or
fancy. colored lights, combined wits the ract4ic of this
Brese Band, render the scene at night attractive and;
delightfaL Admission 25 cents. as usual. ltf
'lllCf YPOCHONDRIA CS CURED A. 12
A.-IL the ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS —Second week or
,dance and mirth— D=ank on cold era'er—proinced.
by Dr. B. BROWN WILLIAMS, the hnmorotus Lederer
god original Pay cholonist. Audience aonvalled
leughtor. New Experiments every evening. A DAY
LECTURE on SATURDAY for families, commencing at
2Y. o'clock ;_SATURDAYIUGHT for gentlemen onlyc
commence. Evening. at 3d to 8. Tickets 90 cents; ad- ,
golteng a lady and gentleman, IN cents.
RANDEL AND HAYDN 80CIETY'S
eRCOND CONCERT OF TEM SeASON 1864. 18S5,
Will take blame en FRIDAY 'EVENING, Feb. 10. 1936.e1t
hINSIunI. FUND HeLG,
when will be produced ROSSINI'S grand composition:'
the
wmcrizo
misted bathe following artists:
Mrs. MOZART, Soprano,
of New Y ork
Mrs. JOSZPHENIt'SCRIAIPFF, Contralto.
Mr. GEO. SIMPSON. Tenor,
from New York.
Mr. A. R. TAYLOR. Basso.
and the GERMANLA. SOCIETY, all toiler the &read**
or Mr CARL SENT&
Tickets, One Dollar.
HASSLER'S
ORCHESTRA. AND MILITARY SLIM
Office, No, 214 South EIGHTH Street. ja3 luts
SIGNOR BLITZ WILL SHORTLY .
CLOSE, ASSEKLILY EUILD!EGS.
Great demon Arai one In NECROMANCY: SPIRITUAL..
ISM ILLUSTRATED, and the WONDERS OF VEX
TRILOQUISM INTRODUCED.
Grand Entertainment EVERT EVENING cowmen
at TX o'clock. and on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY"
AFTEENCLOBS. at S. Comprising the inTlitaries of tic{
Past andresent,
seat%
Admission. M mita Children. 15 cents. Haserrea
60 vent& jai/
ASSEMBLY •Bli usDING.
NLATINIS MDSICALE
By the Philadelphia CLASSICAL QI7I2IIBRTI CLUB:
EVERT WBDNESDAY, at 3 P. IL
Tickets at the Door. Fifty Cents each. deSIL-siatailiff
ci.. ER MANIA ORCIIRBTRA..--PITIILICI
'LP REHEARSALS every SATURDAY, at 3ti o'eledc
P. N., at MUSICAL FUND HALL. Single Tickets. II
cents. Biz Ticketa, $1; to be bed at Goulds. Andre'ai
wad Meyer s Nude Stores. and at the Hall. no'l• ti
THE ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS,'
(TirESTAIIT Street, above Tenth, Ix OP= DAUM
for Tleitors. from 9 A. M. to 6 P. N. jai
INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND.-.
EXHIBITION EVERY WEDNI9DAT, at3si P. NC..,
d minion TEN CENTS. Store No. 12 South ELOWBX
Street.
PERSONAL.
---
B OARDING WANVED BY A. YOUNG
Gentleman, in:central putt of city. Address. lAA*
tins terms, tocafity, ha, B." Puss office. lto
FIRST-CLASS BOARDING -SEY4I6
BAL desirable Booms 'vacant at 313 SPBOOIII
Street. 141-31*
PATENTS PROCII RIC D—ITNITABI
Ftates and European . EDWARD BOWN.
1.24.1m* 311 WALNUT Went
110AUW . I1IFF!.
VIRBT-CLABB BOARD ANDIDXCR r
LENT accommodations for a email FAMILY can
bad at the Oldll 8 Hotel, 413 OHESTSEIT atmet.
bandoome chamber. ea Cheetaat street, in the vele.
story, will be vacant to. morrow. &Wenn regal re4A.,
This hou,ehae no ear. la.Sl-1r
BOOMS. vt b partial Board, in it private families
for gentlemen only. locathen Central Reference ribs
quirod A
. ddieaa **M. EL at tk.ne office ee3l-3r
225 MO UTH BROAD.
STREET' (SR.
BOdADING , ) Tann cies for two flog*
Itea and two elm% Perkene• A-60.
AiLAROB FOURTH-STORY ROOl4
With Board, at 1815 W/41,1917T Street. is.:3o-4t*
A DMINABLE SPECIMEN i 3 OF FINE
ART those splendidly fomented - Porbsits,
rIcA Photcerepre. colored Ict oil, by LC F. Rerilll6
894 A UCH Since: prbacitmeed oana4areare Lamak.
Parable.
nri.aavaxxi FOB 4'•C!S'T.SIM
118 swat