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Marine . Aceidents.
TRH STRANDS SAXON.
WOODIS HOLE, Feb. 30.—The Reamer Sale%frail
tor Philadelphia, went mesons on Squat
shoal, bat wan got off tale morning with
'mos.
LOGI OP * lICRODW2*.
W Tom, Feb. 10.—The lohooner Mohan! A.
of Jersey Olty, from Tabeeos, for New York,
Idoned at Na on Feb. Ifitti. Her orew were
/ Ma bark Volunteer, of Buten, whiolt ao•
tkle port to-day.
T3E I•IE~I.A .' TL7R~7.
HARI4IBIIIYR9, rob. 10, UN..
RENATE.
MCBIOLII preseated the memorial df the Pen
al* Ratticultaral Society for, an appropriatiOn.
raid 114 bill vacating OlzPoOtar street. well Of
`v• sixth.
31.08 AK road a bill restoring to the Pittabari
Ntellrrille Railroad the privileges repealed lest
HOUSE.
sterna looarpetitions were prsantad.
the foilicwhag bills were introdoned: By Nr.
Pt*WPhiladhitingel pia. tide manufaetare Or atom's of Mu
lct
ÜBB/NAB. rrnluirlng the health oil see to
t marrnese„oortinnates when the measure of
t to properry authenticated
COCHRAN, intim/Mon the General Astern
,* Prestryterian CliMoh. to Increase the annual
to 88/ thousand 'dollen; also, reiatlre to NFL.
'MOO; %MN the remonstrance of Pattedelohla
attains' anyjnorerne in rettread tolls; awn,
'cum the storage of petroleum In Phtledel
read y published.
A ws...aated to a third readinryand laid over.
hilTutl, of Philadelphia. att r.horl zing the pay-
IssaYs in the Twentr-seacto4 ward.
I'RDEVAAIT offered a -resoluton instrnottoa
0817 Committee to consider the Propriety or
nenersi railread lair. allowing individual.
atm/. to build railroads anywheze. Passed
,hh introduced au act Inocrporsdltur the North.
treed arum the month of the hinuernaltoning to
than rarer.
rubble Entertainments.
Rotas Oreata.-111r. Grover hal reason
abate himself on the great sweets of his
;ht. The weather smiled upon his efforts,
'manse audience assembled at the Made
do to hear the opera of „ Martha. , one
of late been deserted by opera emu
of all kinds, and nothing was more
1 than that an opportunity like the pre-
Mould be .promptly token advantage of.
aformanoe was in general a fine one, only
appointment occurring. Bat then who ever
t an operatic first night without at least one
Inimenti Singers are proverbially delicate
bodily emu/Muttons and erratic in their
ma, and a manager may consider himself
*ably blessed If he Is not compelled to
a performance, The German stagers at a
rule are oomparatively free from such
its, but last night Karl Formes made an
in. He failed, from some unknown cause,
mar in the part for which he was announced,
:re Stelneoke sang in his stead.
vat of the performers, however, were true to
me gement!, and the opera pasted off with its
toren.
waning Faust n will be given. The mere
at of this is enough, for Gentled's great work
iversal favorito. On Wednesday we are
"Robert le Diable * * , and for Thursday
to Blanche," with the grand overture to
nier” and an entracte concert by Madlle.
and Mr. Wehli,, who met with suoh sp.
it the Musical Fund Hall on Saturday last.
Irtvaerne. , ll Ilnesuaros.—This evening Mr.
"investor will give a series of dramatis Was
, at the Assembly Building Hall, for the
or the sufferers by the late petroleum tire.
hors who will be laid under contribution are
an, Saze, Shalispeare, Dickens, Layoook,
and Boker. Mr. Silvester will alto give
Boone, of domestic life, written by him-
CITY ITEMS.
OP WIFIRRROTR, TAYLOR, k IlkOw
♦LLrfRY OP PAINTING AND PECOTOGELLPHT.
have the plasma of announcing that our
oms, No. 914 Chestnut street, are now open.
I friends of the establishment, and the public
ly r are reepeetfally Invited to visit this new
where will be found not only everything
l beautifid in our line of art, but every cam
d eleganoe of arrangement for the gratifies.
visitors.
WZIOIDRIZOTIC, TAYLOR, 86 BRowx,
914 Ohtani/1 street.
•,..-PIriZADILPNIA, Feb. 2a, 1805.:-..We, the
lazed, and our names on a ticket in opposi
the present Board of Management of the
Mite Library. They were placed there with•
knowledge or consent. We know nothing
latform of the opposition, but we do- know
. and faithfulness of the present Board. We
that the interests of the Library could not
ter by a ',heap, and therefore object to being
.dered as favoring the " Stookholders , Opporl-
Ticket." GZOILGB CiORLISID
JIM. H. WATT,
JOSXPH W. W 11,8074
4.1,M8RT S. LITOBWOWIN.
1 . 101A.T CON7LAGRA.TION caused by the firing .
°tithes heart seems to be going,out for the
fuel; nothing but smoke is seen now, which
)babllity will be its end, and the days of the
are numbered, like the Coats, Pants, and
Id at Charles Stokes & Co. , e Clothing Este
t, under the Continental, and, like a rebel
s, are distinguished by one low Price.
roe WARD Issesse Hre 'Lava,—The fol•
nations were ached him :
Are yu e moll or remalll 11 eo, state how long
re been so.
Are you subject to dta, andAt so, do you have
tiag one at a time 1
Ist Is your precise fftelng weight I
Id you ever have envy anoestors, and If No,
:h
lave yn ever committed suicide, and it so,
d It seem to effect ye
_ . _
What is your opinion of tram% and If eo, do
It all your alone at the Brown• Stone Clothing
Rookhill & Wilson, 'Nos. COS and 605 Chela
n, above 511th.
AT CrOST.—Stuirrel Muffs he to $lO, worth
$l5. Mink Miffs $lO to $2O, worth $l5 to.
Closing out balanoe of our furs at cost. We
intend to carry say over. Quo. Comoros
Continental Hotel. fe3o.lot
4A NOTIOIL—RoyaI Ermine Ears, at +seat, at
Oekford & Son's, Continental Hotel. le2o-let
Fan, Ann CATAann, intooessfally treated
imam, Oonilet and Anrist, 511 Pins it.
dal eyes inserted. No ohargefor exananatkon.
as Nonam—lili o d Ermine Fars, at emt, at
&
Oaktord ontinental fein-lOt
PIOB OF Thrrnievrer.ote OvormierD Doe•
removed to rib.* SonthTtlth street. TelT•tr
SPECLAL NOTICES.
COLGATE'S HONEY
is °debated TOILET SOAP. La imeh etniTereal der
I, to made from the OROIOEST niateltsls, is MILD
`7LLIEETfatts nature, I'EAGELETET Berm
Lad EXTESEELY EINEHIGIAL In its &MIL 110011
dn. Nor sale by all Druggists and rimy Goode
11384athel7
moss' SWARM (SCOTT'S, Wm.
Is', ac.,) Board gestures, Yardsticks. a, variety
dee, Pocket and Isms Tape Measures, iron. and
Bled. Squares. For sale by
TRUMAN Jt SHAW.
No. 535 (Bight Thirty.fice), MARKET Street.
below Ninth.
SNOWING MACHINES AR TOR
TRUKAN SHAW%
E 135 (Meld Thirty-tbriO. YLABEST tittreit.
Wow Ninth.
GEOEGE STROH it C0.'15 giFFIR
PLUTO&
AND
HASOIf ITAKLIA'III
OABINIT ORGANS -
Over 000 nob of these fine CLEM?
buitruinente him been sold ORGANS.
by Mr. G., and the denutfid le OoIITINTIT
constantly WIGAN&
For sale only GAMS!
.1. I. 0
STIVEXTH and 1111111TNIPT Ste. CABINET
noln-tf ORS OM
•
MitEALIRJELINC:).
• WNP--BASIT.B.—On the 414111a11f a the 16th inst.
Clement's Chnroh, by the heir. T. Walden, Silt
. Browne to Gertrude B. Elmtth.
3D1..13371)..
MPH. —On the [morning of the 20th instant,
o P. Rudolph.
relations and male friends are respectfully iti
o attend the funeral from hie late residence. Ito.
th. Fifteenth street, on Thursday morning the
at 10 o'clock. ;.
'MIL —Suddenly, on the 19th WWI, Joseph 0.
l, in the fdtb year of his ale.
eelatives and male friend' of the family are in
mtend his funeral. from his late residence. No.
Wert, on Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock.
I to Laurel Hilt Cemetery.
I.—As Cheltea Ram on Sabbath morning
19th, 1866. Susan Monroe. wife of Geo O.
and daughter of Charles B. and Amelia,
in the 114th year of her age
Ives and friends of the family are invited to
funeral without farther nutdie. %ITN°,
raid at St. Paul's; Church. Cheltenham, on
lay morning, 220 last ,at 1036 o'clock. later.
Laurel Bill. Persons taking the 9.10 train on
th Pennsylvania iallrOad, from Third and
In streets, for Old York Road Station. can re.
Carriages will be at the elation to convey
he church.
fl.—e; San Jose. Costa Ries, on the 221 of De
1.,_1861, Dr. James Hogan. "
iMt. Jamriday afternoon, 1701. at , after a
ilium eB. Rorer, In the 64 t h year his
relatives and male friends are !netted to attend
mend, from hie late residence. No. ON Wood street,
leads) afternoon. February 210., at t o'clock.,Fn.
ervices In the Second Reformed Dutch Mech
2'. De Witt Talinage's). Seventh, above Bro
eto'clock. re
ARLT. —On the 1411 Wt.. Adam A rerly, la the 93d
of his age.
e relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
ted to intend tise"lnneral, from his late residence,
/ 204 Arch street. Oa l'aelidal, the 21st Dist , at tea
NB" A. X. ,
,UTIOUS EILARTriTtI THE DEATH OP TUB
HOE. 010E131 N. DabLAS.
:ens, It has.plessed Divine Providence to Pe
from this earth the SAIL 4.ollOrgel At. Dalian, a
fable and honored member of the 01losophie
sty:_Therefore. be it
esolee4. That in the demise of Mr. Dallas. 0110
Lis bereft of not only one of ite oldest, but also of
Ighly respected member, the nathin of au upright
patriotic 011115Sil. an able jurist. and a diatingombed
raised, That the pnblie and private eharaeter of
!mimed statesman is worthy of oar admiration
inatetton. and the valeabie public Leervioes rem.
by him tostle cowry entitle bias to a place in
%Miens of all tree patriots.
tined. That these resolutions be entered noon the
is of the flootety, and a copy be transmuted to
dl y of the deemed. and also a copy to the Phille•
Tram for pabliestion.
WM. a J
131416. RE HINDERS IIo. f. J. TE. Tod-.
E.
RABAT OWEN, M. 1". ,m „
oinittee.
INIS77LAIN BLACK GOODS.
'ol"amises. . .
Belabarasea.
rut• wool Row.
•' .Kzeriessa
" Xerlnoea sad Cashmeres.
NOTLCIPP Hee De 'Gahm.
.114-wide Darras aernaal.
44 84.arld. Swages and Crape Karats.
" MOW. Shawls. he
14881,011 & 80N. Warmth Store.
Re 918 0084 raw P Streak
ATE GOODS FOR THE OPERA.
4 White Maria* for Opera Books.
?Mu Caokotero for Cloaks.
` 4 t4s Igo= booCooly,,
Wks.
UZI LASDILL.
NOTIOXII4
Kir &MOTION. Yourim grasi
Tan
FIFTEENTH WARD.
PAYS THEHIGHEST BeIiNTY4
311. warms.
• EIinIYITINGt ant,
At Provost Marshal's oMos. corner ot THIRTBANTI
arta BR kMDTWEIrtI Snots. Liberal tams for eanads.
fooldot
T'ANTIT WARD BOUNTY FUND.
crr - g WARRANTS CAS EMI).
HIGHEST BOUNTIES
Paid to aU recruits ortidtted to the
TENTH WARD.,
ADD to
fell-tf
far* KRRVARTILE LIBRARY.
STOCKNOLDNEW OPPOSITION TIMM
Election. TUESDAY next, February 41st,' between. the
hosts of 4 end ' s
P.'l[., In the Library lloont.i
FOX PRISIDNT,
.TOEIN B. 11110LISR.
FOX VlOll ruistanter.
(nous C. COLHOITIL
POl EIDOORDING 1111011ATA1TI.
JOHM A. MoILLISTIE:
POR,OORIBEIPONDIZIG 1180111TAEL
GEORGE COUPS.
FOR lIIMARIFIBI.
ALBBILT a ',area WORTH.
POIL DIEBOTORS.
FREDERICK FAIRTHOENN
JOHN K. ZEMIN'.
ALBERT B. EOKILL,
CHARLES BTERLT,
C. DENNY RONEY,
JOHN O. GRANDER,
ROBERT T TOWNSEND.
' F. T. SULLY DANIEL
JOSEPH S. BENNETT,
JOSEPH W. WILSON.
JOHN H. WATT,
EDWARD H. WEIL. •
Ticket§ Gen be bad et the Library.
igr. DWI' t 0111,ALFT1 DRArrz
TENT,H WARD..
At • Meeting of the Citizens of the Ward, held on
BAWBAAY 11751fING, February Ilt, the Mrsoutive
Committee were directed to
ARMS EACH ERBOLLED CITIZEN TEN DOLLARS.
to create a Bounty Fund uninoient to
EXEMPT THE WALED PROM THE DEATT
PUBLIC MEETINGS
will be held
EVERY EVENING DURING TRW WEEK,
At northeast Corner of BROAD and RACE Streets,
where the Committee will be In attendance from 7% to
30 o'clock P. M., to receive subscriptions.
HENRY 0. HOWELL, President.
A. H. FRANOlSooO3.Yressnrer. fe2o 00
liar' THE FIRST NATIONAL BANS
WILL RECIEPrE
IN PAYMENT OF SUBSCRIPTION TO TIE
7-30' LOAN,
FIVE PEI{ CENT. NOTES
OERTTETOATES OF. TEMPORARY LOAN'
ALLOWING THE ACCRUED minx=
inelag a DIPARTIMENT exprenly for the sale of
17. 8. LOANS, every facility Is extended to porthasers.
A large tam.l7 of ON, $lOO, . 85f0. and SLOW Notes
1111W/471 OH hand.
MORTON MoMIOEIAEL. Man
fel6•fntt then OiSHIBR.
pr. TO THE EXECIITTVB cosinnur.
TER OF THE ASSOCIATION FOB. THE HR.
LIEF OF BUFFEItSRB BY THE LAT. FLEE:
Your Special Committee appointed to collect donations
from the noshes and Plaits of Amusement. respect
sully report as follows:
The Gimes Company, with their offiarnctetistio be
nevolence. end the generous aid of Mr. Dan Hiss, gave
$171.26. Bad it not been for the eagerness of this ex
cellent company to imply Inetantansons relief their
contribution 'would no doubt have far exceeded this
s The Walnut-street Theatre, iotwithatateding the al
meet impassable streets. furnished $461 70. In &d
-enten to this the entire company, including Dr. Cate.
ninaton and his Ora tetra. volunteered their eentiose to
assist at the Matinee at the Academy of Masi*, Mr.
Frank Drew, haying heretofore npeolielted given $BO.
end Mrs. M. A Oarrettsee, with the efficient aid of their
skilful awl-energetic agent, Mr. J. P. Smith. exerted
themselves in a manner whittle should add a dditional
lustre to their merited popularity.
Stewart's Apollo gave $4O, orte.halt of 'which was
give Cain ewart himmlf.
Aton & Dixey's Opera Bones the Committee
'received $4l. accompanied with many regrets by the
proprietors that the weather prevented a larger
At a place called the Casino, fa Chestnut street. where
public professions of nympethy_and promises of relief
were made, the Committee called repeatedly without
being able to see the proprietor', and sent written
notices without receiving either the expected donation
or an answer to their communleationa.
The Arch-street Theatre. under the ansploes of tha t
exemplary and philanthropic lady, Mrs. John Drew,
and her efficient and polite treasurer and agent, Mr.
Joseph D Murphy, contribated,without a single deduc
tion from any part of her expenses, $3BO.
This performance took place In the evening, which
maker the pelmets", median on her part doubly esti"
able, and our acknowledgments more profoundly
On the night of the performance thetas/tete were left,
by the late terrible atormin a condition almost without
a parallel in the history of Philadelphia. To this un
tonne ate event is attributed the paucity of the sum and
the sincere regret of the company.
Theentertainment at the Academy 'l!ft . Mimic on Fri
day, by the Chwannaltreet Theatre company and • • La
Coterie Blares.," under the direction of Mr William
E. lien, gave the handome sum of $7,391 50; La Co
terie Blanche having donated the rent of the hones,
which amounted to CEA This rum was received by -
Mr. E. P King. who thus politely:facilitated the duties
and taxed the admiration of your Committee.
The printing, amounting to $425. was donated by
Messrs.. Grover & bine. The highly ateomplishel
MIRA Delon Western. the Orchestra• and the entire com
pany. volunteered their services. Mr. Sian has mast.
tested In behalf of the sufferers a most laudable benne
lot ce and energy.
The brilliant matinee in the Academy of Mimic on
Saturday, to which Miss Lucille Western proffered her
Services, WAS Attended an exceedivoly crowded.
house, She was acetompan ed from Washington by her
anent. Sir. Albert Ceased", under whose management
the affair was skilfully conducted.
Ti e gross proceeds of the house were $1,824.85 Prom
this amount Mr. Oaseedy deducted $667.17. as follows:
his bill at the Girard House, $3O 90; AIWA Western's
bill at the Continental, including husband and servant,
$lO 2.5; travelling expenses, $4O; orchestra, etc Led
ger Job Office, including Postage and distribution,
ale& 75; house. $180; carpenters. $l5; ushers. $1.2;
NorthArneriean. $8 CO; Inquirer $ 46: Leapm, $4.4.95;
.Luttetfu. 1102; Sunday Transcriot. $3,• Telegraph.
155: The Press. &JO 72 The Age, News, .Dispatch, and
Times made no charge.
Total amount from all these 110127054. $4,580.13.
Your Committee cannot close this report without the
expreestan of their grateful acknowledgments to the
theatrical piofession of rbff addable for their sympa•
Mee with suffering humanity.
All of which IS respectfullY submitted.
PHILIP B. WHITE.
CRAB. WELSH
It 31585 JOB 218437.7.
N 0 TIC E. —WEDNESDAY NEXT
being the Anniversary of the BINTEUDAY.OY
WASHINGTON, the otiose of the underoaaned Lose,
ranee Companies will not be open for business on that
da hILAPIMPITIA, February 70, 1165.
TBOB. C. BAND. President Besmear Mutual Beet;
Insurance company.
IMMIX D. BBBItRERD, President of the Insurance
Company of the State of Petnaytranis
TB O. B. MARIS, President of the American Fire In
aura". President of the Pennellsania
Fire Insurance Company.
IIICHD. 8. BMITB, President of the Caton Mutual
Imi:trance Coronae,.
WILLI elf CrtAle, President American Marine In
surance Company
ARTHUR (1, COFFIN, President Ittanranae Company
of North America.
8 AIDEL WILCOX. Seeretary Phornis Mutual Inan.
mines Company.
WM. Y. DBAN. Vice Provident Anthracite Insurance
Company.
C. N. BANCEBE. President - Franklin Fire Insurance
Company.JAS. B:OMENS SMITH, ilecretary and Treasurer
Philadelphia Contributiormhip tor the Insurance of
Bonen.
TB 08. H MONTGOMENY, Vic% President intsrprise
Insurance Company.
THOS. CRAVEN, President Girard Fire and Marine
/marina ce Company.
C. TINGLEY, Presidentßellaure Ineurance Company.
DAVID LE WIN, Treasurer Mutual 4.682/raIICO
3110. H. DONNER?, Preeldent of the Spring Garden
Insurance Company. It
TARE NOTICE!—MPORIANT TO
SUBSCRIBERS TO TRH COT - TER FARE OIL
COMPANY.
NOTICE IS GIVEN that the Books of the Company
Will positively be closed on MARCH let. 1825, and no
stock will be sold at subecription price after that date,
and all subscriptions not paid by that time will be can
celled.
The Company have on their property one of Bolles'
Patent Drilling Machines. manufactured at Morris,
Teske,. & Co. 's. one of which can be aeon in operation
at liessmy, Collins, & Co 'a Brewery. Teeth and. Filbert
streets. 'The Company expect, by the aid•of this ma
chine. to have at heats two wells in successful oplratton
• Vitae six weeks. Persons wishing the stook of the
Company at subscription price MlLst make immediate
liPPllontion, se tberil are but ten thousand sharer; to iso
sold at subscription price. $2OO per chafe
Pr.spectneee, and all inf matters can be ob
tained at the Company's Offloes,Mos 23 and 24 Wash
ington Buildings. 274 South THIRD Street.
/BAUR LUKENS, N. D.. President.
WM. M. STEWAKT. Vice ['reddest.
WM. D. SMITH. Treasurer.
fell-tuthsmfit E. T. HARRISON, M. D , Secretary.
arecialwrocs unsiniva OIL
COMPANY —office .itnet WALNUT Street.
'Soldered TRAMMED. B RBOEIP f 8 will please pre
sent them and receive their HOOK UIRTIFIOATBS on
and after the OM instant.
J. D. RiIIIBDTH.
its Secretary and Treamarer.
or- 11111 , 01tTANT Nis 'WE TO TKO
ZNEOLLED CITIZENS OF THE IFESTEENTH
WARD. —Your axecative Committee enrn ft ely „ qa , oet
that every enrolled man. claiming' exemption by ma
eon prover age, pbyt/cia disability . or any other canes.
iminediody report the fact at the Provost at Ilikere
0100 a. TEE STEINTH and BR aND TWINS Streets By
so doing 70n prevent much trouble and anxiety to your
coif and materially decrease the Qmotß, of the w o , r d .
fell-et ORO. W. F. KITH, Chairman.'
—Thi Stood Term of the Olans.for iNk rime.
VON IN VOCAL itOSIC, meeting et the FIRS r KISS-
OrWRCEL, (Rear the Toll Oa%) will coca
ni.noc Totlßlrooaday) viumfora, at ball Pail seven
o'clock. All persons dostrloo to grad' as with us as
invitee to be pretest at that time ' 1?
•
NOTION.—A. SRAJOND *micron;
ar " el those interested to the Petroleum trade
will be held Trite '&FF118810018, 81st Last., at 4 o`olotit.
In the (dice of A. B. MoSeary & Co. ,Ro. 110 WALNUT
sheet. •
BF order of the Committee.
W. 8 RUSSELL, Chairmen:
,x LLOYD. B earetat7
• ' lt*
Or — BON TICELTVRAL HALL. 9. W
Corner BROAD and WALNUT Farads. —Month
17 Clardy. and Atatcd iliretAna THIa BVd9IQf~. 1t
pou• iz w iza
Yu' . .... •
I DITIDEPD..—THE ST. WICROXAS
OIL COMPANY have this day declared a Divi
dend of ONE rßs• CIINT. payable on Mk leelang
Traveler books elate on the 20th. at 3 P. M., and apes
OD Ms 27th instead JOHN 11 WILE. Secretary.
PSIMADDILPHIA, February IQ. 1866. felt -pt
CITRTIN OIL
tar . CtpUPA FT hate this day &Waned a dividend
oTTWOI R.OIM prve.ble ea %be 36th Ina Hoots
dodo on UM Ink. an 3 P. H, teed opea on the 21UL t v t.
_ U .
H , Seortw u .
FimisooLists, Vebraszyn,, EN WILE
S. teIED
A. H. FRANCIINIIIS.
131.3 Stria.
1111 TIMIC.:=7PIRTADELPIIIK TUESDAY; PERRUAM 21,, 1865:
IMITART.,
YRTBRANa I TO ATER FRONT!
ADVANSB
AND IOU( TER
EtIUNIEY 331EtTGAD
GENERAL HANMCRI CORPS,
TO n 11110ZOITiO,
IN PHILADELPHIA
WITHIN HISTY DAYS.
HILL SOICTITSS IND NO UNCTIONS NOR
COILIEDISIONS.
DITIZENO, TO YOUR DUTY
Ala in leAlAg Brigade ',Wok pill be s mere lasting
ntertament to the Memory of
,general Blrney than any
you otti build for Mtn. ♦td . t farnlshlng Veterans to
serve ander the gallant Hemlock. and enable kles to
do Wm part fn potting down the doomed Robe Mon
Bowenliar Mai every Veteran who shoulders his mat-
kat sad returns to, the seams he WlLloh he has so long
participated Is worth a eirt•losd of raw recruits, or a
wagon-load of bountriniaPers- Mob to fl2l tbQ qUOtii
of Philadelphia, and aveld the ennui of a draft.
The plan proposed la a very simple one> There are
In Panayimnis more then forty thousand diooharted
soldiers who have nerved honorably more than two
years. the majority of them want to return "to see
the thing out." and are only heelkatlay with whom to
go. It is proposed to ask them to go With Hancock's
COON of Veterans. and to insure them , fair treatment
when they do enlist. To honor this memory of the
brawl Birney, General Hancock has anthOrbOi the
Brigade to be milled the Birney Brigade, and it will be
recruited in Philadelphia. As coon as a sufficient num•
her eau enlisted a camp will be located near the city.
and every provision will be made for the comfort of the
reartati will that ge with loaded eau to meet the
EOWITIES AND PAY.
TEN NET PAT
A TEMWA TOLIIITENE
HAiYQOOK•6 CORPS
Por Cum Year, Goverment BolaniY......•••••••••«7 11400
City of Philadelphia Bounty rOD
Monthly Pay from Milted Stator aorarnment.
per
Clothing "mount yearly. ..........».,...,....»..., U
Ward BO Mal, (ST01110). •-•••••••:•••-• • ••• • • 11411....... 25
City relief farm:dies of yohutteora. •6 per month. 12
T0ta1:..... ......» .......aravar • a ase ».........41.181
TV NIT PAT
A 917/SRAN VOLIINTEIR
- -
ECLROOC)I'II cov,p;
Is,
Government Bounty
City of Philadelphia ..
Monthly PO from United Stites Government. •16
-Per 88Z
Ward Bonsty. 15
Citt rand for family. VI Dar 1(4
T0ta1.... • 000000 taffil:• 6 , 14.0 e 51,603
THE BET PAY
A VITERA VOLUITTAWA
THREE TZARS
HANCOCK'S COUPS
Is, :
Goverment SormiT••••••••••••••• ••••••16500
City of 600
Monthly pay from Muted States Government, $l5
Per month—... 515
Clotidageonnuet, $42 per year ...... ...«. 126
Want Bounty, faverne1”.••••••••••••••••••.....-. • •••••••• • 25
CUP relief for families, $6 Per m0nth.......1.11 .411 23
TcW{Hiir *N. rerr.......**41.•qr5.. , • r 4roar
°militia . Mon to Raise the Brigade.
The Ceirmittee who ?AT* charge of the orgagigetioi
of the Brigade are;
0. W. DAVIS.
HENRY 0. HOWIILL,
010EGE Btaxoas,
DAVID FAUST.
JOEUS W. EVEREAL
JOSEPH F. TOBIAS,
D. S WINEBERNED.
BETH B. SNIT.
RIM:MITE OFFICRE OP COMMISTEL
isserremui FRAMILIA.
01141 of DeWittye Pollee of the Olty of Philadelpthe
TRIASURITZ,
MORTON NoMIORAAL, .11e.
Outlier of First National Sank
THE BRIGADE WILL BE COMPOSED OP THREE
REGIAIERTS. One will be raisedinder the direstion
of the Corporations of PlithidelPhla:" From them eor•
porations the Committee will consist of—
COL. THOMAS A. SCOTT,
Vice President of the Pensurylvania, Railroad. Co.
FREDERICK PRAIRE,
President of the SohnylkillEavination Company.
CHARLES E. SMITH,
Preelient of the .Reading. Railroad Compstrin
THOMAS , C. HAND,
FreeWaal of the Delaware Hntaal /murmurs Co
ETSPREN A. CALDWELL.
President of the Tiret National Bank of Philadelphia.
TIM SECOND REGIMENT will be raised under the
direction of the Manufacturers, Merchant', and Bro.
ken of Philadelphia. The Committee will lonelat of
BARTON H. JENKS,
LEMUIL COFFIN.
MEM LEWIS. JR..
CHAS. L. SOWS,
(of C. L. & 8. Bode),
JOHN W. SEXTON.
(of Jay Cooke, k Co.)
THE THIRD REGIMENT will be relied under di
rent on of the Corn Exchange. TheConmittee appoint
ed are
CHARLES KNECHT,
(President of the Corn Exchssa).
E. 0. JAMES.
JAMES L. WARD,
JOSEPH W. MILLER.
JAMES O. PUT.
REPRESENTATIVE RECRIJIT9.
In the Proposed Brigade every man or woman desir
ous of sending a Representative Recruit to the army
can do so by the payment of We to any of the gentlemen
named on any, of the foregoing - committees. Of this
stun $2O will be paid to the recruit, and •8! Will he re
tained by the Treasurer of the Donimittei to defray ex
traordinary's:pules. Including printing, music. eta,
etc. incident - to raising troops. Let every man and
woman In the State who desires to be represented In the
army, come forward and make this Investment for the
purpose of strengthening the ranks of the army. Do
not will to be called on, bet send the money and pro
cure Repreeentati ire Veteran Recruit, One who hal
and can make himself of service to our Government in
Its ham of trial. Don't count the cost. It will pay
handsome dividend.
THE VEIrEBANE
Bbeil be treated -with frankness and equity. Not one . _
dollar ',hall be taken from Chilr bointlee, bneall
be POI tboa wilitos4 oemotiellon or dliteiutk, 11 lei
MILITARY.
War Fannie to raise thb Brigade without the std of
isehatitute broken, sad mot a single bounty jumper
*hail be admitted. We will treat every soldier in •
gellt36 l / 3 MI, arid every promise that be hot. 1r ke ie
Injured. the Chid of Detective Pollee will diaeover
reasall. and apply as Immediate remedy. '
IrIIfirMILIEVII OF PHILA.DELPSIL •
ShCiuld ripTlll39llMr that every Veteran they can procure
'to enlist la Ws Brigade will be Credited upon the quota
of the city, and If it is rainy the dears of the Ward Com
mltteei to get the city Out of the draft, they cannot
do better than to aid . ai to raise IL if brains and
eras are need, the Brigade can be raised In a few dim
and Ull/13 tlll more than one half the quota Of our city,
Let is ell pull together earnestly, zealously, and with
a heariy good will, and In a few weeks we will sea
"Moe Thesasat muskets, with educated men behind
them, roue:him to the front to aid in putting down the
Rebellion.
TO VETERANS EVERYWHERE.
Come and jobs ne. Whether you live In Maine or
allthigan. Hew Jersey or lowa. •11 who know the
gallant Hancock. and all who ever served under the
brave Bizney. need no inducement to juin us after they
beie made up their minds to retort to the front. Be
sides thie, make yourselves recruiting officers, and
talk the matter over with the " boys, " Bring all you
can with you, and you shall he gut in the same corepa•
ny, and we will have a Brigade wit honk ealousies or
Milk.. Think of this. and don't tetra much time to de
aide. We want to put the thing througkbeforethe lret
or MAY. .
eIIiFFICERS
will all be appointed' by General Hancrtek; Ao one
need apply to any one but him: The Committees can
not lake the time to decide- upon mteh questions, or le
answer letters. We want. to get the soldiers and skated'
to their comforts.
HEADQVAULTBES
will' loon be established in some 'central looation. in
Philadelphia For the present. application may bs
made personally. or by letter. to
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
011.1EF OF I,)ETEO*IVE POLIOE,
ILLYOE'S OFFICE,
MAJOR GENERAL HKN'OOOIO3
FIRST AWRY CORPS OF VETERANS:
The following odic%) oorrespondease, relative to
the recruiting now going on in Philadelphia under
the especial superintendence of Beni amill Franklin. the
Chief of the Detective Pass: for R AlfoOCIK'S' MUST
0011 PS OF VETERAN% will . be rand with treatlnterest
by ell chums of the community, the doh and the poor
First, twenty.two men were taken to Washington
D. 0. by Chief 'Franklin , ,'
on Tuesday , night. the 14th
last. by
the fullowte g day the men were 'lnusupred
into the eervlca of the country, each one being credited
to the Ward or Township In which he molded These
Zen Mensal the following affidavit, after "IthYllig been
Toby mustered In;
CITY OP WASOINCTOM DISTRICT OF Cowgirl*: SA.—
On this fifteenth day of February. 1865, pareons.ily an
paired
/MT; g m , 4 fle a orri.! ?Al t ! 114" Gamble,lr
Job, J. Murphy, Char es H. 'Kennedy, Thomas J. Chad
telck,Alexander R. Gibson, John Sparks Caleb Staler,
Samna W. , Yanatia, Joseph Halbentedl.
Yates, George" R. Russell. Samuel Weeks, David IL'
'Baker. John Lap_p Frank M Worth. Richard Matlaiie.
and. Albert W. R?ddti.dge, all of the city of Palladel-
Phis Penneylvards; also, Joan A. Thomas , of the calf
of Reading, Barks county; Pennsylvaala; Theophilas
Schack, or the borough of Williamsport. - Lreoming
county. and George W. Shute, of the town 'hip of Deer
field, Cumberland county, New Jersey, who severally
acknowledged that they had been reeratted by Omsk.
rain Franklin, Chief of Detectives of the atty'cf
delphle, Penntorivania; that they came on to Wash( eg--
ton with said Franklin for the parpoee of 'enlisting as
veterans 111 Hancock's corps; that ail the promises male
to them by said Franklin have been fully met by him;
that they have been paid all the moneys dna them, as
Well aswhatever.ratation* without any deduction were tes,
Mon I further sanity that they all
mustered in and paid, and duly credited to the wards
and localitlea where they belonged,. 10 my Pregame.
...A... Witham' m 3 hand and racial seal the day
seer.. and year above written.
..w FL G. LaWENNOL Notary DOM.
By request of OW Franklin the following order Was'
. HEADQVAILTHeS Finer CAPS, - •
WASHINGTON, February 15, 1665.
Lieut. Colonel Charles Bird, Camp Stoneman. D. C :
COLONEL: A detachment of twenty-odd men from
Philadetphia. just arrived in Washington, is being sent
to the rendezvous at Caron Stoneman today. The Ma
jor General commanding desires you to have them as
signed to one and the alone company. He believes that
inannusk as these Men are to be detached for some
time, end a large number of others are coon expected to
come from Philadelphia, that (as the let Regiment is
nearly completed) it would be batter to have these men
astigned to the Bret company of the 2d Regiment.- The
General desires these men to be armed and equipped as
soon as possible. In order that they nley be sent ea a de
tachment to Philadelphia, to report to Benjamin Frank
lin, Esq. , thief of the detractive police of that city, for
reerni.ing purposes. Among the number are two or
three men who were formerly nos-commissioned °M
acre, and they might be annotated to similar positions
in the company to which they will be assigned. Yon
will advise these headquarters as Boon as Gasmen are
properly equipped.
In the course of at - few days Mr. Franklin will enlist
drummers and lifers for the company. As coon as they
are enlisted they will be lent to Camp Stoneman, to be
uniformed end equipped. with drums, fifes, aro.
Ti a General desires one good officer lent with the de.
tathment to Philealelphia, where he will remain In
charge of it until further
If you have an extra drummer, who can drum, you
might tend him with the detachment. He should take
a-drum with him. The officer in charge of the detaoh
meat will receipt for the property ;
I am, Colonel, very respectfully;
Your obedient servant
. FLNLIT ANDBRION,
-' Assistant Adjutant General.
Franklin: ;sq- .
Dr ° T , 11 49 4 of BeAllonin
The following congratulatory order, leaned by Major
General Hancock, on the lath tint, speaks for Waif:
WAsHincerOtr. D U. Feb le, 18a5.
itenjamin Franklin, Bee., Chief of Detective Police,
Philadelphia:
Mr Deus Sea: - Your detachment of veterans for the
let Corps arrived yesterday, - The men, -without ex
ception, have been mustered into the service of the
Halted States lam very mush obliged to you for the
exertion you have used toward Winn up my corps, and
I trust that the success yon have thus far met. with
may be an earnest for greater enes.as in the future.
I am, very respeetfnlly,_your obedient tervant.
WISFIELD S. HANCOCK. .
Major General C. S. Army, Commanding Corps.
In answer to a despatch the following was received.
It refers directly to every citizen liable to draft trader
. the BM, as well as those who are exempt, and who de
sire to place a representative recruit in this corps of ve•
tenant Under this last (dense the ladles may &relate
representative recruits. and thus assist in redrawn' the
quota of men required in the pending draft, Clergy
men over 415 years of age, parties physically disabled,
ellece and othe i re not liable to the draft, may furnish
representative recruits. All such repressutatives' are
entitled to local as well as Government bounty:
IinADQUARTERS ler ALEXI CORTI!,
WAinirrforOZT, Feb. 13, Wee
Nerd. Franklin, Chief of Police, Corner of Fifth
and Chestnut, Philadelphia : . -
Substitutes for enrollol perk do Hot receive the
Government Bounty. ' Principals are exempted from
draft. Representative rearttLe receive tile Government
bounty Volunteers, Substitutes, and Represeatative
Recruits residing in Philadelphia are credited to that
city in coming crafts. Fay commences from day tne
enlistment is perfected. Letter by mail.
• W. S. HANCOCK, Major General.
All Loyal Citizens who would aid in procuring men
to fill the ranked BANGOR'S PIRSPARMY (mites or
NBTBRANS should pay particular attention to the fol
lowing. announcement of the undereigned:
Any Citizen desirous of furnishing a Representative
Bermit for this Corps must procure a certificate from
the rootlet Marshal of hie District, certifying that he is
exempt, either from. being over 45 years of age or from
physical disability, when -I wilt furnish him with
a veteran Recruit for three yearefor $303 for two years,
$175; for one year, $5O; but in each case 1 muet be-tar
nished'with a certified check for the whole amount due
the Veteran when he is mustered into the service as
advertieed—viz: for three years. 111,175; for two years.
$950; for one year $704 and take my receipt for the
tame. The principal will then ba entitled to a draw
back from the United States Government of $339 for a
one. your Representative Recruit; s'lls for a two year
Recruit ; $4OO for a three. year . Recruit. Also, from the
airy of Pniladelphia, under the advertisement of the
City Beauty Fund uommiseion. for one year, MO; two
years. $450; for three years, $5OO The Representative
Recruit, in all cases,. being entitled to all the bounties
due Volunteers-when Wearied to Banoock.'s Corps
Any citizen liable to draft muet . produce &Certificate
of tbe Provost Marshal to that effect, In big District, and
furnish Inc with a certified cheek, when I will furnish
him 'with a receipt far the same, guaranteeing to furnish
a Veteran Substitute for one, year for $750; for two
7 e-s le. $96 0 ; for three years. 181.175; which will exempt
the Principal from the Deets for the shove specified.
time Those who place a Substitute for three rears are
entitled to a draw oack.of COO- from the Bounty Read
Commission, but no allowances made by-the City. ex
cept for a three-year Substitute; the Government al
low nothing whatever-for substitutes. -
Veterans must be accredited to the Wards or Town
shiPs in which they. live,. and it is the ditty of every
Citizen to - Induce tee soldier, who has been honorably
discharged from the United States Infantry. 4rtillery.
Cavalry, or Ravel service, to join BAR GOOK'S PLR iT
ARMY CORPS. - and thus aid in relieving their Sob.
Districts from the approaching Draft to come extent.
All persona who reside in adjoining counties meet.
send with their.certificate of liability or non Debility to
Draft the amount of Local Bounties paid in their Dis
trict, le hen I can tell them exaatly the net cost of far.
nishing a Representative Recruit or Substitute.
The net pay of a Veteran Volunteer in Hancock's
c or p. 161., TIE:
For one_year, GOverninent Bounty.. .... 410
City of Philadelphia Bodlity 400
Monthly Pay from If. 8. Governml,lll6 per month IN
Clothing account yearly ..... 42
Ward Bounty (average) 25
City relief for families of 'rota. ,$5 per month-- 72
Total. ..... .... •. .
.. ...
The net pay of a Veteran Volunteer for two years in
peacock 's Corps is, viz;
Government, Bounty $5BO
City of Philadelphia Bounty 430
Monthly Pay from U. S. Cloven= t,11116 per month 281
Ward Bounty (average)..... 25
City relief for family, Seiner moiith—,...•••-•...• • .6.• 141
..... $1,503
The net pay of a Veteran Volunteer for-three pears in
Hancock's Corps is, viz;
00•11111111118D1 BOIlDtY••-••••••••••••••••••••••••••$103
City of- PhltadelPhw —•• • • •••• •• •• ........ .•..... 50 3
Monthly pay from U. IL Gov't, $l6 per month. 575
Clothing account, ,$4,2 per year 126
Ward hOuntY (average) 25
City relief for fentatee, $6 per . • 215
Total... . ...... ...... ...$2 015
. . .
All Veterans who desire to bare their interests looked
after without being' swindled by sharpers are directed
to the Recruiting Agency, 14.6 arm= Bt%TB Street.
"Berry's Marquee , where the Rifle is to be seen daily
which the Veteran is entitled to keen at the exPiratton
of his term of service, which discharges aixteenrshote
per minute. -
All communications on this subject after this fall ex.
planation Iliad be brief and to the point. Will be
prompUY answered by add relating
BSSJeibtif FROTECLJN,
Chief Dateoilys Department
Mayor's ogles Philadelphia.
NISYNTSD AT ONCE— THRISB BUGLERS, THREE
DRUMMERS. and THREE DISESS. who have been In
service two years and received honorable discharges.
N. B misters, Bounty. Jumpers. or Commission
Men need apply, an no dealing will be allowed with
them. ' ffe20.613 B P.
" ONCE MORE TO THE FRON r
213th RROIMBINT IliFeNntY FRHNSYLVANYA
VoLITNTENNN.
TIA UNION LUCIUS (NAHN TToNAL GILLED) REM.
JO A. cioNOAR
(FOR ONE YEA.R.I3 SERVICE)
REGRDITB WANTED FOR ONE. TWO, AND TUBER
TEARS' SERVION.
Bounties from City, for one year ....SOO 00
Bounties from Government, for one 100 00
Beauties from Gan for two years ....»...........$4OO 00
Bounties from GoVernment, for two 200 00
Bounties from en,, for three rem $5OO CO
Bounties from Government, for three years SCO 00
• . HIGHEST WARD BOG/MIES '
PAID.
BISIDSB PAT, RATIONS. AND ,
-2Ydißerrivnerit is authorised by'the War Devarteunst
and by the Governor of Pennsilivania.
/Alb" Oacera are Veteran Soldiers, and have shown
their
43011RA01 UPON FBI PIBLD OP BIi'TLIL
Do not wait to be Drafted. bat embratie..th• Present
opportunity to receive the liberal • .
BOUNTIES OFFERED,
and to select your own officers.
ALL OlTlZitith SHOOLD INVIELINT TNINSILVIS
IN PILLING TRH; RROIMENT PROMPTLY.
00103161. JOHN A. GORGAS. late MOIL 190th. P. V..
formerly of the pat P. V.
Lteutruant Colonel, JAGOB DAVIB,' late major
90th P. V.
NWOr. WILLIAM H. HIWISSaii .litel34ptain Nth
HEADQUARTERS.
NATIONAL HIJAIIDS , H 4LL. HACH STREET. BELOW
B,HCHOITING STATION. fla OUNITNN'T STRAIT.
hff• it
IVOLUNTEERS I LOON TO IrCIOR
INTERESTS—THE FIFTEENTH WA] BTATS THE
HIGHEST BOHM . —Reed thew Awe, and don't
be hninlmssed by Bounty Brokers:
Bounties veldt*
oowyear men
Two-year ' tikt
Three year men.... , .5W00
To 'two. year 'Veteans joining GeneraHangmen's
Corps: •
For ........ ....«.11411111.111 VIN Or o
For two years .1 e.•l.* MO
For three years ' 1.1150 SO
girt pretaiwinweidtor every seeepted-vo/unteeterealt ,
4410 this ward.' - • , • .
AMOS itTALKSS L cmmittm.
OHARLIS BOWS% I
Will be at the Provost Marshal's Office, comer of
THEATRE/4T$ and BRAND, WINS Streets. ererLitar
teparthe Bounty and tits all require/ laformatios. ,
Alb. et
TWELFTH WARE—YOLUNTEERiI
wANTBD.:
CITY WARRANTS CABBED.
WARD Botrzen PORT" DOLLARS.
__
One year men receive ........ *a • es ...... 1111640 00
Tioravear•inea receive 605 . C8
Mint- year pen receive «V.. WO CS
Rancock's Brioche. tw6-year Veterans:
One- year xnen.receive........ • • •• etc.: nu
"wo-year teen ......... ... 99600
Tit:ere-veer nen motive 00
The Disburcing Committee to receive reertitte meet
01 4 07 4 N, et F. is L. LADNER% Northern Milit ary ßell, TH IRD Street. below green:
John it Steer. John 8 Rey].
r..,„ B. Engles. Charles 11. Wellee2.-
0601 11 1, Bait. B A. Bents,
John Davis. Jr.. Jobe ApPle.
WM. B. Conne ll W. R. Lanzaabartam
fele•St
CA:PITAI; 141003 t $7543,000
:CENTRAL NATIONAL BINH
OF PELLADELFRILL
No. IRS SOUTH FOURTH' STRUST,
Ono door eon& of Cheatine.
O. M. TROUTMAN,
• , ragsuourr.
T-MSTA". almwrr,
fell-et . CAEHIBIL
NATIONAI, . 1 ,
MXCIEIAXIGM JELki.MEC
,S200„000.
Pitvileiwtolnereose to *whom.
Philit4t4hts
-• Faintrant VI; 1815.
This Bank will 0,6 , on the 20th ionised, la No.
seaIiROMID BOW:, Wow Green. east side (ite Dor
i:mm.l4 location will be ,Borthwest corner CORD
and sireote. 4 ) ' •
All business enkitstgel telt Will reset with careful and
proinpt attention.
Colleetionsteade on all sooossiblo points on the most
favorable terms:
-Patronage reepeotfally selleitsd.
• AI -110 - TD, President. •
Gassier.
,A. BOYD, President.
Matti Ain't Quartermann U. S.) Phila.
B. HODGSON.. *
Oil Morahan&
.7.' IC BULLOCK;
Of Benj.-Ballo& as' Ikons, Wool Dealers.
ORO. A KOMAR.
Of F. W. A. G. A.. Kohler, Hardware.
ALEX : L. CRAWFORD.
Commission Barnhart&
W. BUNK:
Of W.-Buxom k Son,*baslt Merchants, Rites Axed.
CHAS. K. aumwrrsos.
Grain Marshal . .
C. N. BRACH,
Coal Merchant; late or thefilurof Tyler & Co.
B. N. RATHBUN.
Coal Merchant.'
JOHN WILLIAMS.'
evacer.
CHAS BILLMANN,'
Of /direly, HUlinann, & Streaker. Ship Buildni,
S. GIRARD SMITH,
Of Mellon of F. Y. & S. G. Smith; Brinkman&
nth STOOKS 11. B.- LOANS, ft.,
DOWRY AND BOLD •
OD COMNIBBIOII,
Dr GIONGI J. BOYD.
Broker
WeCIR Roetb TNTDD Maw.&
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
HEAVY DECLINE IN
,DOMESTICS.
AMERICAN:
AND SPRAGUE PRINTS, - 28 CENTS.
NERRIMAO PRINTS, 31 CENTS,
OTHER MAKES OP PRINTS, 25 OTS.
witimAmsvii,LEl
NEW YORE MILLS MUSLINS,
For Nasky the piece or yard at the very lowed mar
ket prices.
Other makes of moolitta for- sale at greatly roduooa
prices.
5-4, 6-4, 10.4 AND 11-4 SHEETINgS.
EDWIN HALL & CO.,
26 South Second street.
• N. S.—Our customers and others may rest assured
that we will sell 411 our goods at the lowest rates, .and
as the market rake of domestic* is fluctuating 41 1 / I r,
our Pries* are oh red accordingly. Ito
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Hon. JAMIPS'IVIIotk i - - lion i °J- H lP ik AU/41)114
Albert G. Roberto, Boa', K. Lleweft.
Gunnel T. Bodine, Thing lb; "`"E's• • -
George Nugent, John i'llah .
Wm. J. Howard. lime slam, '--
Samuel Work
ALITANDER WHIMS er°ll .„, " a
ONAIIIIIIE. WORK, Vibe
nelt-If JOHE t WILBOLEfeer V rgiaaret.
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FIRB 111BURAITOE
UNION MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY
OP PHILADIMIM%
N. L CORNER TRH lit WALUIIIME NTS..
*IOHAXGZ 10111,D120.
INVOISPOZATISD WOOL
A55ET5........ - $400,000.
NwurL
The lewd of Dire*, ,of bids . Closoosay have deka.
miend toloinni . Rialto sgslitter lb% fluesordanss with
that shatter. and'satio lb* poossred Whin. Mei..
110Tethlg rtl4ll Meta at ths soma rates. .
swisoross:
RICHARD 8/.BBaTB. W DBBTOUBT
A. E. BOWIE PEA NOISVIITI.
JOBB H.-lASP_ NIMBI/MU A SWIM .
WILLIAM C. . RUBY LBW'S. Js..
Z. P. STEINER. SOW. L. CLARE.
GEO. LaWill, ELLIS TAW ALL.
M. P. 8081M80M. &imam. cooKi
• JAS. B. CAMPBELL. G. M. BERNADOIL
BIBBY sAmtrin. wm. & BAIESD;
CRAW WREBa i h r 8 DEL BERT.
-4 MORRIS S. CU MMIL SOLOMON TOWIOBIIIO.
•• I.IAVIIRSIBII, . „JOHN MOM
RIMAID - BIM% 'President:
JOHN MOBS; Seraretr
ifischir - • • •
VELAWARriIittIVAL Blastrr
INSDIZABOS CIOWFAXT.
LICORPORATRD BY THE LIGISLATURR OP
Pale DISTLVAILL
OPTICS B. R. COMBER PRIED ARI 3 WA33OR
RTERSTR. PRILABBLPIILIL •
LOI6I33IAMOR
ONTIMMS,
CARGO. To all parts elks world.
FERIOHT.
INLAND INSURANCES
OA Goods,by lake,and lead, Maim%
to FIRE en Ilitt7RANO parts of the Ceiba.
RS.
On Merchandliegenerally,
Oa Stoma; Detailing Houma, as.
ABUTS OF TH COMPANY.
.
oYemberl 7804:
$lO3, 000 Unitedpaten Five Per Cent.loeut.' l l.oooo.oao 00
111,000 Six " '` 'Bl.' US 213 40
Moo) " Six " 640 e MA% M
100.00 State of Pezunliivania Five Per Cent.
ir Loan
MAX* State of relinsylvanis Ilix Per Nat.
Loan .. «•.05.0101N
woo of - Pktisokoplisßix Far Ot. Loan 124M8 M.
50,000 Pennsylvania Railroad First Mort
gage Six Per Cent, 80nd5............
21,000 00
50.000 Pennsylvania Railroad Second Non
gate Six Per Cent. Bonds.. 69,20 00
15,000 300 Shales Stook'Oermantown-uas
00B1Pany, principal and interest
guaranteed by the city of Pbliadel
_ Aida— • MAXI 00
CEO MO Shares Stook re;armlyartia Rail
road ..... %IR al
6,00011:0 Shaxca Stork North PermaYkroala
Railroad Company.... 3,040 03
60,000 Milted States Treasury Certiflcatea of
Indabtedzinsa CLOS ix
310,030 State of Tanatossoe Five Per et. Loan.. 12,000 im
313.100igansern Bend and Mortgage, ilintdi
secured =OOO 00
11068,210 Par. Cost 1619.100 W. Market va1ne.5857,121 87
Beal Estate SCOW 00
Bine revolvable for insurances made. 118.130 41
Belasessr due at Jaenoies. —Prowl
suns on Marine Policies, Accrued.
Interest. sad other debts daft tho'
company. ...... size al
Baia and Stook of sund ry Insurance
and otberColtaaohn. 0 1 . 213 . BM"
tasted value CEO 00
dash on deposit with Baited
States Clovernmentrinabiect
to ten days' ...«'lOO.OOO 00
Bash in 58,154 93
%Eh «.- 637 -
---masa 40
DIBBOTOBS: I
-
Thomas C. Band, Suanal N. Stoke*.
Joint C. Davis. 3 . - P. Ponleton.
&Intend A. Sender. Baur/ Blogah
Theophilus Paulding. - William G. *MGM% •
John B. Penrose, Simard Darlington.
James Draomair. H. Jones Brooke,
Henry O. Dallett, Jr.. Jacob P. Jones,
James C. Hand, James B MoPesland,
William C. Ludwig.- - - SOlana P. Byre.
TOesph H. Beal, Spencer Bello .ine_,
George G. `Leipsr. ' .Thhn B. lieurOl_,e Pfillsbur
Boob _Craig. A. B. Berger, Pittsburg
Baft.rt.Berztert.____lolll.7 , o:l26ol7lVrrembleftik.-- -
JOILit C. DAVIS. Vise President.
BIXBY LYLBUILIF, Secretary. delSly
TET AiIi VILIATICE INISITAkIiO3
OP PHILLNILPECA..
basolporatod In IMI. Miriam Peri*nal.
0111011 No- SOS WALNUT STRUT.
CAnTAL, noo.ooo.
Insures against lots or damage by FIRE Holum,
Morse, and other Buildings, limited or perpetud: and
on Furniture, Goods, Wares, and Woroluusdise. in Town
or Country.
WEEMS PROMPTLY ADJUSTED AND PAW.
... A ABBEYS. 0400,04111 IL
Invested in the following Securities, viz:
That Mortgages on City Pro per ty, well secured 5106,600R10
United Biala Goverment Losns /41.000 00
Philadelphia Oily 6 per gent. 60.000 00
Ponumylvaidalo.9.ooo.ooo 0 per cent. Loan.... 16.000
Pennsylvania Railroad Bonds, drat and se
cond mortgagee.— M.OOO 00
Camden and AmboT Railroad Company's it
par cent. 6,000 00
PW.ladelphia and Beading Railroad COM
panes 0 per lent Loan. • Me° so
Huntingdon and Broad Top 'I per mat mod- ,
gage bonds 0,060 00
County Fire I nsurance Company's • Skosk.... 3.000 00
Mechaaies' Bank 4.000 00
Commercial Bank of Poimaylvania Stock 10,003 00
Paton Mutual Insurance Company'. Stork— 830.00
Reliant* Insurance Company of Philadel
phia's 1.030 00
deemed Intermit.... 6,466
Cash MI bank and ACM 10
6400.015 n
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Worth atyresent HUM n
DULICTOIOI.
gam Tingley, Beni. W. TioslaTi
Win. E. Thompson. lieraltall
William Humor. Charles Leland.
Earned Bichom. Robert Totems,
IL L. Carson, J. Johnson Browne
Hobert Steen, • Thomas H. Noon.
William Sterensom
GIME THOILEY. President -
Thomas O. Mrs, Monetary.
PECIADIIPM. Drnember I, 3W.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
vet B OF PEN NNIELVANIA:—OVPICII Nos. 4 and
B IXOBAN GE BUlLDlNGS,____north side of WALNDT
Want. between DOCK and TALBM Street& -Pkiladal
pbla.
INCORPOBATND IN 1794-4ItARTRIt
PAOPIRTITS aysfAkotria oo d, vuottrATLY
XANLIII, PIM
'INSU IIitt IaRAN CEtRANSFORTATION
• DlRlormital
Beare' D. Sherrerd, Tobias Wagoer,
Charles Maealester, Thomas B. Watson.
William 8 Smith, Henry O. Freeman,
William R. White, Charles 8. Lewis,
George E. Stuart. George 0. Carson,
Samuel Greet. Jr.. Edward 0. 'Wald.
Jobe B. Austin.
..
HEART -D
WlrnAx Havirint Beare
A MERIC AN FIRE INSURANCE
LA- COMPANY. IneorporaW 1810. CHARTER PBX
PETITAL. No. 1110., WALNUT West * above...Th.lAL
Philadelphia.
Raying a large paid•np Capital Stook and Snrplia In
vested in sound and available Secaritlea continuo* to
lame on Dwellings E lltores, .7nrnitars,'Merobandiss„
Vessels in port sad their Cargoes, and other Persoaal
reopen,. AU LOME Übeillaly an d promptly adfarted.
DILUTOR&
-Thomas R. Marls. James R. Campbell,
John Welsh, lialattind G. Dutillk,
Samuel 0. Norton, Charles W. Poultagr..
Patrick Brady,. brutal Morris. .
John T. Lewis,
.TROMMiI R. 'NAZI& Presi f deat.
Annum C. L. Canwroan. Borretary. ert..ti
FERE INERTRANCE: - EXCLUSIVIZY.
—THE PIINNEYLVANIA Frizz INSURANCE 00H
PART. ta d HEE CHARTER PERPETUAL.
No. 610 W.l Street, melte Isnispendense
114M 44
CopPallY, &volubly known to the sorailltattg
tor nearly rorM years, sontMues to insure anelnst Loss
or Damsge by Tire, on Public or Prisate Zulidims.
either permanently order a limited time. Also, on. Wm
altars, l
Stocks.
terms. Hoods. or Nerthaudise generally - . as
libera
Their simnel. together With 4 Lew Surplus Toad, M
Invested In the most ea reful manner. whisk ambles
them to offer to the lamed an undoubted essurltirla
the
we ef loss.
DIENOTORL
Jonathan Patterson. , Daniel Smith, Jr..
Alexander Benson. John Derereax.
Isaac Hasleberst, Thomas Smith.
Thomas Robins. G lisnryLsmis.
lillarham Tom
JONA Z.
THAN PATTIRSON. Preddent.
Woman H. °SIMNEL. NOMISLIT:
A NTHRACTrE INBURANOZ COM
_
Raint.—Azthodset Capita 0400.000-OffaffEl
faPINITAL3III. -
Cable No WALNDT Streit. between Third mid
hie Sou
MEM.bis:
Company will insure wan Loos or Damage by
Hrs. on Duilamb. Nurnitaish and Nerotandise genic
Arsia Marina Diuntranags on Panel.
DTN C aiin and
freights. Wand Iningrance go
£ll
parts of tfa r g unit.
UCKI
INI/liageljaker. Davis Pearson.
D. Maim. Poter ger.
Lewis Nudualeil. J. I Baum,
jobs B. Bisakiston. William P. Dean.
Amok glogrgsig. John Notching'.
IWILLIANIESDBII, ',reddest. '
WIC F. DUN. Vim rrodaeat.
W. Y. Marx Sissretarm gaia-tt
RAY S E INSURANGIC 003EPART,
Ilto. 40e OWIRITECIT , STEBBT.
4.- PRILADX.PIttA.
- . 1111 AID INLAND rgIBURABOI.
!muds L 314. inium nobo.W. lierigorwi
W4a L le v elirdies... Robert B. rotten
John Boador, Jr..
Gunnel Wriat. E. D. - Wood.ntf.
.r. 8., Justi_ - %odes Stoke,.
GoOrgo A. PRA Jose* D. Elia
(M 1 N. BBOW" Praiddest
" `CHAS. 8101LUIDedi. TWO Troika.
,W. L Braunnws. Begestarr. iii*tt
wx. vane &v an
anua inMeak AND Bolus maim
• IRA 2 TICK
PIERRIBTLTANIA RAILROAD PAISRORIEBTATION.
PITTORITRO FM
MOMWhin *3l kind* of *UK (lIRBS, ran t&
from three to one hon Ariel and fifty_
_horselsosrar.-
srattod fur °riot WU% saw KUL. Blast Furnacon,
Watts, its.,L Stas.
Odra perttentar "Moans* to ilia oonstrnotlon. of En.
Ones and Naohinery for odd borbst and pumping owls
dons. Rano arjraiii On, band. Swished and' ready tOr
shipranati MUM an t i BOILIIRS of every detor*
tton:'
Otters fro* all putt of' #as anutirs selbtliet sal
Promptly Wad. Jall.2ka,
p U
, _ . _
00TOGRAM ALBITILS4- A. FIII4'
tio
moottnenter - es sad air", 110 . bcit , In_ide &
iiiikbt-bi t ual froy wid. ftradk. **AA*
QOARTZRWASTBR GaretAb's OFFICE.
Flan Drvunoue.
WASHINGToIt errs. Tebrutry 73. 11155.
11011SES, etiltable for the cavalry service. will be
purchased at Gleason/ Depot, ..In open market, ail-
April 1, 1915.
Hanes will be delivered lo Captain L Lowry Moore.
A. Q.' M- - an d be subjected to the usual Government in
spection before being accepted.
Specifications, es follows: " Cavalry Homes must be
sou.nd in all perticulars, well broken, in full liesh and
good condition , from fifteen (15) to sixteen (15) hands
high, from Jive 15) to nine (9) years old, and well
adapted in every way to cavalry purposes. Horses
hs
tween nine (9) and ten (10) years of age. if still vigorous,
sprightly, and healthy. may be acceptid.
- retceOlte hundred and seventy Jive dollars (F/75)
each. Hours of inspection, from 9A. IL to 4P. M.
Payment will be made at this office.
JANIS A. REIN
fel7- tip' Colonel in chars , of let Division 4. li. O.
s l .sn.° 64 01 I C AVALRY
:HORSES.
-BHEREEED, Preddent.
7. n 015141.
WANTS.
WANTBD,-A. LAD ABOUT 17 YE ABB
l a
poo l .fie, Amistait Hairy Clerk. 41.341ratr
WANTED--A 'YOUTH PROM 14 TO
9e. 941 Tit
SPRUCE to leoPs. the ratan Drag bedews. empty' .
at
Street. 9411.30
WANTED --A . SITUATION IN A
.1V WholeasJe and Ratan Hardware Kers b 7 a Lad
iLare arc
1424 of reforeaae Riven. Addreso. for throe drro.
m. S. J.." Pries office. .
WANTED A CORRESPONDENT
at Romp of the leading aewepapera here or slue
where. who has a little leieure. weight. °bible by drop
ping a note Vint ale aadreeo, etc., eta., to Box' Se
Philadelphia Poet Ones. •
•
WAITTBD—IN AWHOLESALE.DRY
_:GOODS 110IISS. a YOUNG MAN aoactalated
with and rho 01111 Wineskin city and flair trade,
Adtreaa "C T. B.
fe2ll-3i• ' Pratt aloe.
WANTEWL--COPYING ON WRITING
slimy bind by an acerautaat "Arm seedier. •re
disentsged Address N. B. WIST,I4I. North THI S.
TENT H itreet. Ala SO`
WANTED
BOON. wit h dotal power. Adana P. AD.
VBNA, 144 North BIXTH Street. ' Mirth*
WANTED—AT• $l5O ETU MONTH,
a reliable CADIVASSUIa every torn and gnat/
for "The Nurse and Spy," the moat interesting sag ex
citing. book ever published, embracing tae adventures
of a woman is the Union army as Mersa, Seoul, aid
Spy, giving a most vivid tuner picture of the war. We
Lave agents clearing 11160 per month, which we Intl
prpve to any doubting applicant. Send for airman's.
Adding. JONES 53011. &
ja211410 600 CHICSTIII3T St , Philadelphia. Pa,
I ,S YO MAX ,W ITH YOUNG MA, ITH GOOD RE
rolmoßs. wao bat' been is a large Notion
How for *year and a half, wieltea a situatioa, /4 , 1-
`Area% with salary. " Nations," Frees officv.
A
you. G MAN DEBIV,ES A SlTU
mit, BOOK. KENT S or
Zo .11pleticett. par
give Ms boot. or rofermooo. Addsou tioydor,' at
°e. - to:l4r
OA L YAlt D - WANTED:-0717,
ready rimed up. re a optral location. or Lot snits-
Wel* it t.so4 Yazd. Addevai "Alathradah' 'at Press
°lca. • ifidll.23*
lir PLOY g ir HOITSFt; FOR
- 11 - 4 Froasepteepere, Seamstreenes, Chatabarmaids,Wait,
ere, Nursed. Cooks. Lanadronnea.. and /anoxia home-
Work. while and colored. SOU LOCUST St. fe7o-1m
VMPLevIMENT HOVER FOR
-KJ' Clerks, Book-keepers, Salesman, NOUN. Pdorters,
Watchmen. Coachman. Delvers. Consdnonora, Bar tend-
err. Wafters, farm hands. Gardeners, &a: Bmployera
bolted ac short acotim. 802 and 804 WONT Weer:
fc2o.lni
WANTREP TO RENT; FROM MA.Y
; let to November lot, a 010 D EHATE.IIIIE SD HOlliil,
farnlobed, unforablad,, within 10 or Mallets of the
city, of (may ammo by railroad--Obeotantr Hill or Oar
wantown ptefes red. Or would exchange rec. re2l- caralsbea
Inuse in the city. Address "De Limey. at this
°Hoe 31.
MWANTED TO' RENT PON SIX
aconths. from lot of ll_ or Jane, a weft - bunt ant
furnished COTTAGE or mum in a good Wootton. 111
the reighbo t hood of Oermantown; not /eta thaa four
bed.rtonut
Address ".No: 9163" P. O. folB-Matlk4k*
WANTED TO IMXT-A. MO] E
manrato.sized country RODS& for the slimmer sea
son. amvesient to- North PeuraylYearla Railroad. &RA
not over ton to fifteen miles from the alts. Fiwatelted
or unfarnAsSed. s. Address ; with term • .7. li M. ' r
b0x.1264, Philadelphia Post Oflies.- MO St;,
WESTED-BY THVIWIDDLE OF
a - aliffirok, a' comfortable DWELLMin a good neigh*
borhood.
Heat sot to exceed WOO. _ • _
1610-LW Adams Box 125, Pod Olaas.
_ *ANTED TOI.RENV—BEFORE
trot of April, a DWBILIIIO. with the modem
improvements, with 9 to 11 MOMS. loastion.
Address Box led 3. Philadelphia P. 0.. fold-
WANTED' 'TO POROILAHE—AfiI
l i/eatery Properts,, or le.rge lot.
_west of Broad
,street. Aleo, TO bEI.L, lotetasome Oormantown He
' eidenee_ „'etable. and one' acre; beentlfuliy situated. oa
Beet Washington Lane. It will be sold at Bili,Coo
(worth notel)B.Olg). or exchanged fora ally bonne. If
not soldhpril Ist, will be rented with fuouitnre. at
4100 a year. /deo, for rent, a FARM of eighty acres.
eight miles from the oily. Apply to wernroorr;
BROYNABD, a CO.. ofice of Jackson Iron works. lb
BANK rest fe7-tuthalne
4111FARNI - WANTED.-A PRACTIAS
...1 0 a.11.11ER of timbre years' experience, wants oda.
to rent a FARM of from 60 to I'o acres, In Backs or
Men:comers Conatles. Refers to his present lsndlord.
' Address "a 8.," Piesa'Ofllas, '
444 F I C E . WATER TRANS
PORTATION U. S. L A.
No. 574 South THIRD Street,
Rtur.anataimA, Pub. 14. ISM.
Vessels wanted to transport Coat to Soother*.Ports
for the Army. Despatch Wen.
fold•tf • JOHN R. JENNINGS, Capt & Amt. Q. IL
'ORSES I -HORSES I 'HORSES II 1
QtrAETRIVILISTRI'S Diersitwaurr.
Corner TWILFTEI and GIB shl) htreeta,
Parnarousins: Ps; February 16, 1855.
Horses Imitable for the cavalr y will be pur
chased by the undersigned, In open market,. at 5165
each.
Each animal to be subjected to the usual Government
Inspection before being accepted.
Horses will be delivered to the 11. IL Inspector at the
Western Hotel, Market street, between Thirteenth and
Broad streets.
6.ald horses to be sound in all particulars; not lees
than five, nor 131070 than nine years old; from 16 to 16
bands high ; full In flesh s compactly built; bridle-wise,
amiof_alass enGaient for cavalry purposes.
my order of Gel. H. Biggs, Chief Raarsermaater.
0110. B. °HMI.
felinVeshlB Captain and d. Q. M.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
At BALE--A FARM, IN a
.117151ATA County, Pa., font* miles 'north of =gB
Mittlintown. and three miles east of Um Pennsylvania
Railroad and Canal, containing about 185 acres. 1(X) of
which le under cultivation and well fenced: the re
matador heavily timbered with hickory. oak, and
chestnut; good frame house, with rennin water at the
door; large frame barn and all the necessary out baUd•
lags; trams tenant .honse and stable; a large apple
orchard in foil bearing. Terms easy; title indisputa
ble. For further particulars add tees
B. M. WARNER,
Min hi 020,1 VILLE.
fell. Bts Chester county. Pa.
di FOR SALE—A DRUG STORE, IN
MININGTonvILLIt, Chester county. w PR
orth the
le
doing a good business , and wi ll be sold orth the
money. For full_particulars irqulre of JOHA Q.
BURAT. 525 MAZE= Sired, Pala or sedum the
proprietor,
-
1020-00 B. P. TILLUD, IL D..
in FOR SALE—A SUPERIOR-BUILT
ma 4 8118111 Ef CB, four story and back buildings sits.
aced at the N. W. corner of Spruce and Juniper drags;
lot 40 by 130 feet. Apply to BOBT. MAO GRIM%
It 419 WALNUT Street.
FOR SALE TWO HANDSOME
manor's COTTAOIE4 on SUMMIT Street, Chest - eta
Bill. Bay. all the modern improvements. Lot 106 z
AM Terme easy. Apply to
SIDNEY & MEANT.
020 WALNUT Street-
411 FOR SALE- A DESIRABLE AI
courria BEAT, pleseanOr situated AA:.
on the main road near ALLENTOWN. Monmouth
county, New Jersey. 8 miles from Bordentown. con
taining It noel; a due orthard. with every variety of
fruit; a 2)6 story house, 46 by 90 feet. newly papered
and lasinted, in complete order; stabling for 6 horse':
ice Louse, filled; ether out bnUdings; running stream
of water through the property. For particular,' apply
to BOB? MAO 011.661011.-
It 419 WALNUT Street.
ARARE CHANCE.-THE STOCK,
or STOOK and FIXTURE% of ono of the beet
Wonted Ahlf 00‘ , D8 STORES in the city, doing
large etoh trade. Store to Rent. Address K. ICI
RIB, " 5E7 MARKET Street. fe2o4t*
FQR PALE - A. DRUG STORE, SlTU
ated In a fine lossllty, and doing a good bail IMP,
In the borough of ALL/101'0WD/. aortoty of Lehigh. A.
ran Casco Ls offered. For Matta°, Information, apply
to LIWIS F. 13C9bflOT,
DrarcUlt,
fell•St• ALLENTOWN, Penna.
O IL LANDS FOR SALE.—no ACRES
of OIL TIRRITORT, situate on Leading Creek
(tributary •of the ;agile Kanawha), Chimer eocisty,
West Virginia, an our miles from Wen villa. the
county seat. This Tract presents nearly flee mite, of
water frontage boring territory, sad is heavily rial
to td. Great Inducements offered to gash buyers.
Pertiee making boss fide offers, rosy apply to
MICRESER YOUNG.
fe2l•tpthe3t 206 MARKED Btreet. Plated&
nIL LANDS FOR SALE.-116i.
acres, in fee, OIL 6PHINO BEN, Morgan county.
Oblo, Ilhir land is surrounded by producing wells,
and on lands adjoining Bitumen is round la large quan
tities, which alone makes It valuable.
747 acres to lease, Colltosker county. Ohio. on White
Ice Creek.
IS as/61'101.20e, on Branch Dank Creek. Ohio
7% saris, 1-6th Royalty. Oil Creek, Venango taunt?.
Fauna.
I lot, In tee, on Buchanan Pezm,..(lll Creek. Penna.
AM acres of beat-seleateo lend. on Pit Hole Creek. Ve
noms° oonnty,_Pennra •
-4 acmes, at Walnut Bend, on Alleklieny river.
1 lot in Oil City.
120 carer on Mill Creek Clarion Also, a tarp
number of other good Oi l Torritortee
B. 041.1413.Ja.. & CO .
1%18 et• • 1421 South Mal/ Street..
FOR 8/LLB-COAL OIL. STORAGE
LOT, 3 0 0 feet front. en the Delaware and rumble
back S 800 feet. Comma:n II at low water-mark. Will
be sold low tor, cult. or each ancod
fel& Stlf MILLI% 154 North SIXTH Street.
FOR SALE-LARGE LOT OF 21 , 1-2
ACRES loaded* on the Old Seomd-etraet. Road,
south of the city, and 3i of a wile only south of Penn
arivanis Central Railroad Branch from the Schuylkill
to the Delaware River, at Greenwich Point.
)111AIR, 154 North bixrn Street.
SALE:BY. ORDER OF COLLECTOR
P- 7 INTERNAL. ETIVRISILIS THIRD DISTRICT PISAN
LV A NI A.
STAND CASKS. TIRVPROOT CHEST. dm
On THURSDAY MORNIn GI, et 11. o'oiock, at the car.
Der ORENANTOWN Boad and tapoßD Wrest. will be
sold by order of Collector Revenue Third District Penn
sylvanin.lne followingdercribed articles, seized as the
property of Patrick. McKeown ;
7 large Siand,Casks ; It email ,do; I Tire proof ;
SO empty Barrels: 4 do Rogellesde;'l Moat ; 14 Demi
johns; 1 Copper Bucket; 2do Measure.; do Punne ts ;
I Water Cooler; Set of Bottles Terms cash In C. S.
funds. W. FRANCR,ktictionfter.
fe2l.3t SECOND and BUTTON WOOO Streets.
SALE OF BANK STOCK.-WILL BE
offered at PUBLIC BALL on SATURDAY. Feb WS,
10615, at it o'etook P M . at the pabtto hoase of Jacob R.
Sackett. PRA tiEFORD. MO shares of Stott of the
hitCOND RATIONAL BA2ilt„ OF PHILADIMPIii
MATHAN 11141.04.
Joesee H. Coml.!. Auctioneer. fdl•4t
HARDWARE- : -BELLING . OUT
CHEAP to close business. Honeekeeparts, Build
ers, and others, arta And s general aesqlment
PnIBBIRTO
fef9.6i. 905 KARKEr Smoot.
A CAR ADDRESSED TO. MEN
AA- who come from the, country to Volunteer. I have
fixed a different plaehof bastes's. I always know. what
Township. Town. dt District pars the highect flesh
Bounty. If men wall cell here. I wilt see that they
get the WHOLE Boolgt9r orrsitito, and I will
change them, for atterietat to their Interests, a reseals
tale per 'eaten.. 010 MARK la Street. Substitute.
dealt with in the same way.
felt4to S. J. issinitiggr.
mEpio - AL FURVE:YOR'S. OFF/Cll,,
WASIMIGTOK. D. 0, Feb=2 1 7 1 4% 1865
Mercbanteamid dowers who wish to sapply the Medi
cal iPorveying Drpartmerat la ibis city with entitles of
hospital furbittire <bat may be required. are requested
to Aylward to this ales. at tveix earliest wove:demo%
samples of each art:Sebes they are wildwr to furnish ,
together with a pose hat 01 the • a tria.
O. BO PaILTHAND,
hm.suma ohm D. B A Mental PIIIVeYbr.
THE . WONDER OF THE WORLD,
ibe pintos of portrait. & T. Rsnigivs saw
, ioroyuo , , m , t i i .pbagneragtha Ott. laaly whom/.
See speobsoena BIM 'ARCH Bine! It*
A T trc lid E R 49 PIT L Ait GALLERY,
80:10•D Etreet, iboirA o , von . tu i s
sot UP • Su 144 4osqrsteiv el ia•ina
iipoeu µpp am gums rasi iv phew -"rvW4
AMUSEnI+rTL
- -
AHERICA.N ACADEMY OF' MUSIC.
LEONARD OROVIEt..,••••••••••••.r.MMEOMMI
FARIVIFELV I BIABOX OF
GROVIA*B
OICAND Gamow OPBRA.
CARL 'ANSCUUTZ,........ -
TILIE (TUBSDAT) FRS- .4„ jam
only time, 'wet posttfmsl,. Oosaed.'s ers,aaopen.
la Ave 444
FAUST. •
MEPHISTOPHELES.... IL JOSEPH HERMAN,
WA great asumptlon.
EiIEOIIERITE MA PUEDE WM
liar Original obaraoter
?Inn . —.blamer UUISRPPR T &MIRO
swum I(tle. SO?fill DZlffien
VALENTINE BEINIIIIGS ATV' N 11(7C
IN ARTFUL— ..... Mad. MARGA.V.ET zulatsviiix
weasEs OTTO LEEMAN
, GRAND FAN FAME MILITAISB.
In ths fourth:act MOLL , with
M a
ILITARY BAWD
AND T
ENTrILII oft&ND CHORUS.
The Director ban the pleeenre to mucous* that ke
1148 "'mired the eminent arcing!'
EIBLEWA DE WATOW.
the very calebrated. lade Vinloaoelllst.
and
Mr. SAVES M. WERLI.
the MU-Forte Virtnooo.
W have debat to this city occasioned so started am,
cation on Saturday evening last. Thaw artiste will
maw their lest appearance on Thursday 01111111114
ite" TO-MORROW (Wednesday). Feb. ZL IBM
Only Sims moat positivd_y of
ROBERT LE DIABLE.
Grand Opera by MaYertwer.
The Grand fi t ! „tor THURSDAY. Feb. O. //41.
ture to .
TANNHATMER:
Aid on the sasoCeeetalla rArifirost positively or
THEODORE H I ML A iti.sN to his ij eetelsoted ells et
BROWS;
Sliadakui HEIITIZA CI .JOHANZINSE as AREA. bet feveelbt
tlr eberaeler.
With Goand Concert 17 Wile. %MI DE KATOW
a their most I :ot l ibrited sun= do coo;sit. tedl4l"
NEW CHESTNIJT*T: THEATRE -•
OREISTNIIT STRAIT. Azov" TWAtaiTN:
MONDAY AND TUNBDAT IreNteudatt. Pee. 111 awl IL
1311OCNBEit SUCOISSIdII -
Allende Me truly
DAILDIA.NT
of ail *di:. beautiful. sad gifted
WSRTNRIC.
Whose nieeerls °t, has. bu one
nuNTlNVwADai EollillD le TalellEPEE.
She will. insousaueethetot the
BILIIARKABLIt EIDCCIteN;
- that Aae grested the nredutalou of the©sest lllltrW
Drams, the
7,81110111 - ---- -
Repeat iton thneventage above named. sopeerim
NATBILDE; - N - 319111 - NEL AVM/1.. AND HAMM,
The performance will consinkie with- lhe astitalea 421.11..
ratlelacturraganse-oidiee
Jouhy .. leatherlunge, suss t hfles Helen Welter&
THEMIIRDA MITA Feb dadt.
_kgcoleD egmeir ' , A . Iff LI ILATEM
THN MBES GUAM SW:
will he linneeted
AIRS: JOHN' DI lelfq ;;NEW ARCH
fiTIiBiITP BATES. . •
T speatEre or array ronx. "
NEW • BEIM by CHAB.I I I[AVITOBIIII.
MACIBINSIIT. by Joan . rola 11.
And ORIGIN AL lAMBI IMs.O.OTATOATTI.
orfDAT EVIDIIIG: Fab. Kith.
And Rimy Bri e r diming' Li'te
B0120:01111We Bonnado ramni Ora
ak_ o/onne. •
• THE 817IBITY$ OF NNWTOES:, •
All As Company :nine FlNStramos—Timi
Act lg. PUFFY %WIRY IN DIVTOION STRAW.
MAU. TKO BETIIIINEn
Act Bd. UNION EQUALBE 'IN • BYOW.bvFON.FI - -:-8188
BOOTBLACK AND TBE ABWBBGT.
Act CIL TB& FIBS! .-
Aot6lll. DRAWING-ZOODiAT TrUnilifilal i g • TIE
DEN OCIEKENT.
Sesta peon Mod dim Ig advanoi.
WALI4II3 7 I'43TRERT TIFEATIUS.
POSITIVELY loin AVSJIZO
F
ANW.
- TWO SPLZA CND ER EW DEEILIa
TUBSDAY rflittiNG. - 7412msty 21i
emu
r =TF, 'HORSE oY was P . .tiePW
•
To conolad;with •
SIXTERtiATELVIOI JACK.
Kit Clityton Frbnt 1a1t0m5.16.
Nary C Etiktia.
GIIRA.T NA.TIOMILL'
WALNUT STREET, ABOVE EIGHTH.'
JAMES NILVILLE. the GREAT AUSTRALIAN!
HORrERAN, th e wonderful A UsTRALIAN FAN.FLY.
_MURRAY and EITITCI3OI/. .attd , thew
TRAINED DOGS, and all thabileht ParOcurar .tart or
the Great National Troupe, will &PPM Motif the Sy
-
Cent week. The seaeon w i ll close on Tuenday errata&
February 28th. Only two more afternoon. perforaneatte.
WEDNESDAY, lOC (Washington's WM-day). wadi
ATURDAY, 75th. Last performance of the Outlaw/1';
Combination Troupe. TUESDAY Evimmtg;ist.k. -
THURSDAY EVENING, 2nd mast., banodt to FAA
WHITTAKER, 'Nester of the Circle. .Adnettelon—
Tler, IR/ Genitor Second Tier, WAWA BMX tag perfieriew:
nave comments at 7.40; afternoon, sas easek. raw
EIPECIAL
ORLAND 'COMMA siIiNTANY TESIMODERLIc - 11 r.
FRANK WHITTAKER. Neater:of the Cleric,' will het ,
gicen on THURSDAY AVENING. Mid hist, neon wilck
occasion iaLvILLE AND BONS will appear la Caw'
acts, MIR L EB. the Modem AloidectliAli LATHROP.
Glows: B. SAUDI DE RS, Equestrian; Mona. FE ROLM AN 111-
on the Triple Miles Trapeze:have "kindly VOITUEVNIINA
their professional services, and will appear in addition
to the Great National Star Troupe. 11110E1141/ GVNif. •
CORSET BAND will parade on Thursday attermial
honor of the occasion.
ADRAMATIC AND POETI D'Arra -
RBADIFO WILL BE MYRA AT
1 1 . 12 A H MBL GR EBTBUT N% tre
et",
For the Benefit of the Sufferer. by the late TIM,-
• BY•
W. W . 81.1. - VBSTEE.
On TUESDAY 1173211240. Peereary 21. MBE
Tbe Programme embrace ardeotions attracitfor
diameter „from Bhakepegue. Sheridan. Baez. Sager
Blbreeter, 111 b., &e.
.Tickets. do cents. To be had at the Boot Stereo
T. B. PUGH. corner SIXTH and CRILiTiIIf Strain. -
and at the door of the Hen.
Dome open at 7. Commence at 8. felltdlee
HASSLER'S
ow:mantra AND KELITARY BUM,
OS No.lil4BonthalOHTß
,Btreet. WS-Use
ERMANIA. ORCHESTRA..--PUBLIO
NJ , REHIARSALS ever* SATURDAY. et o'clodtr:i
P. 7f.. st MUSICAL FUND HALL. Single Tickets. IP
cents. Six Tickets, lilt to be bad at Gould's, Andre's.
and Meyer's Muds Stores, aad at the Hall. Roi-tr
rEIjACADEMY OF FINE ARTS,.
sevun. Street,Abeve ?cab. L OP= DilLy
for visitor.. from OA. 1G to GP. N iqe
PERSONAL.
PATENTS • PROCURBD-UNITIIII
States and Enropetut. - EDWARD DROWL
1x94-Im• 31] WALED? Mtrast.:
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST OR MISLAID--ORRTIFIOATZ
760, for 100 SHARES in the weran:r MAN° OM
COMPAJNY. AndMatioa will Ma made for ier removal.
11* B. RUSH ORBESSItY.
APPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO
the Managers of the MERCANTILE LIBRARY
COMPANY for renewal of Certificate of One Share et
atm*. No. Pak, standing to the name of JOSEPH MAX—
FIELD. the same having been lost or alatald.
BOARDING.
AF 1J RNIB H E D AND UNFUR
MIMED BOOM; with BOALUD.ltraprivideduW
ly, for gentlemsn. Worm:Lel required. Address ••qi.
Y.." et this office. MIA*
LEGAL.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR TIES
CITY AND COUNTY OP PHILADELPHIA.
Betatee of CAPHASINE DOYLE and of the miner
children of DADIEL ARISE, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the several accounts of WILLI 0.11 WHE
LAN, Ixenutor of the &tate of Catharine Doyle, de
ceased, and JOBBPII A. CLAY, Admtnietrator d. a.
of the Estate of said Catharine Doyle, arid of the said
William Whelan, Guardian of tie inor children of
Daniel Ahern, deceased, and to report distrionttoo
the balance la the hands of the socountant. will oast
the parties interested for the purl:wises of hie aptroiat-,
went on TOE9DA Y, March 7th, 1855 at cloves o'clock
A. 111., at bit sfice. No. 11.2 Socith
In the city of Philadelphia.
fe2l-taitudt JOHN B. COL ARAN. Audits?..
EDUCATIONAL.
VRITTENDEN'S COMMERCIAL COL.
••-•' .LEGB, 637 CHESTNUT Strut, corner of Serest/
Practical Instruction in Book-keepine. In all its
tranenes. Penmanship, Commercial Calculations,.
Eusinets Forma Tolegrapbtzur. &o at
ORITTSNDRIV'e CVMMBECIAL COLLIGA
637 CIIII69rEIIT Street, corner of SE7E a TH. •
Radiate received at any time, and instructed ups
rately, at such hours as may_ best cot their at n unies
Catalonia farnisted cable on application. fc2l-6rif
OBJECT TEACHING.-A.
Am of the "Oswego Training School," who has
ancoessfully completed an engagement as a Visiting
Teacher,
is deeircua of forming another, either as
Visiting or Resident 130yarndis Application may We
made to Nies DICKSON, at her Object School, No 10g
South SIGHT)IgNVII Street. falluthir
NN K. RICHARDSON, TEACH OP
N • Beading and gleentton. Offlee, scalf,TSlStlll
Street. Pupils taken ;kingly or in clue... falti-et•
PRCENIX NORMAL rNSTITUTh,
FOR BOTH MOW, PECESIXVILL.S. CHABT2/11
1:10IIIITT,
The BIIIIIISR 6ESSTON of this Institota.will gen-
Memo ARBIL, lOth. 1660, and continue foortuen 1141401.
Lustroction thorough in //oath EraLoam* Wis.
Trench. German. lthsio. and Drawing.
Por circulars and full information *only to
JOBlll4l L., BOND
fed.stuthgt• Eon 1.4€1 PHO3IIIXViLLII, re..
~ILLAOE GREEN SEMINARY.-
DIfLITART BOANDINOfoar miles
trots MEDIA. Pa,. Thorough COlllll4 In Itathematies.
Classic., Natural Sciences, and English; practical
Iss
tont Civil Engineering. Pupils received at any dam.
and of all aim, and enjoy the benefits of '1 home. Bo
leti to John C. •Capp & &null &rah Thi,ristreet; Thos.
J. Morton. Piftb and Prune sitgentsr exjiherill
Kern, and o th ers. Addren Bey. 3: HIEITBY BAL
TON. A. 11. . VILLAGE . OBEEN. POWS* 111064hR
T EMOVAL.—JOELN •H. , WALIA.3IB k
-a- co. bum removed from No E 79 to "No. 944111 ,
CHEBTNITr Street. lately *condi& b 7 Xmas. W.
&Co.
CHI BLEB N. MIIBELTLNN I has . NSMOT
Irma No. 228 to
214-0 CHNBTNOT WIMSET.
00PASTNERFEICP.AOTIOIL
Mr. °NAHUM F. IisaILTINN becomes a ?maw aft
oar ltrm from th.i date.
JNO. S. WILLLY6 a CO..
.14111:LADILPECIA; February 18. moo
reistae
WATCHES, JEWSLBY, SILVER,
SILVER-PLATED WARE.
A lens suaortment of FtM PLUM JEWEIdp
Meetly on haul:
Watcbee or Jewelry repaired. Geld, Silver, and Dia. ,
monde bouglkt. . N. R.IFLAA.
felt-et Ne, 1.02 d OUSST.NOr West
m E 8/1' 8. PIANO ANfr 3nring
STOBB wall be reserrod to So. 1.0211 17 tiSSITSINV
Btmt. ea the let day et March. wblie rebellittos OIL
pATTO WALNOIX BELOW
-EIGHTH —F40141 aotrd for Chew Wall Pavers.
IP ATT ON '6 WALMIT, BELOW
Eighth. Central location for eiltibitlx °gall Papas.
AT T RIB NOVELTIES. lli
Papers net Am • • to eaty caber estealtahnusat.
ve. T T
LT•I
01i THIRTY-THRIX
tell WO,
Ye ale
pilaw 4131N1itaiie. sad,* so ooma*sation MN
, tello
'raWRITTEN lan?. Irßin hi llAra i,
k IiCRIPTTOMI of 131Misater.Gonstl_4 1 3 .
s.
'with ADVICA ow
44. n i
0 eL IA a l
W A I m t i s l e d
a u- fair
AMC bi • ihronolo g r . .ta, abw r avnit.
:tnteidyif 44fi. M
imp EISIM - Y 2 f3
COTTAGE ORGANS
Not only ITIMOILLID. bat MIMQVAILLED in rutty
of Tole sod Power deedgeod imporosny for Chnrstirra
and liciaoola. bat fossil to be 'MAI7 wen r‘daand to
the Feriae owl Drawing USA. for mile only ier
• - '
I M stitot.
No. itl Iforth SCVSNTiI Street
oomplotit oionotomos of Min per(ses metodaine
ormoofoar ea Woo&