The press., March 28, 1865, Image 3

13f OPINION*
iTTORWET OKHEEAT/sOppigg, MvchlS, \M&
Hon. Edwin M Stanton. Secretary of War: *
F«i In yuor Utter of the lltlt of March y o n mft
Whether, apderthe a ct of Congrss* eart L»d ** lnAst tn
amw-d the w*r*J ***« heretofore p&#«ed to oroide /or
the enroll: ng and calling out the natloial force? and
for other LUfpnsps." approved SI March. 1885 /hi Pr7*
vott Marshs! Oeneral 18 reunited to cA»na.i.e pr-Toot
tmotas In Iht pending draft b» reason of o u r«c.iooa ia
tie enrols eat, made since their assignment
In tneiSthmotion of the sot 11 1? « lct,d "That
Wbereanr renißed onrolment la any Ootgr?*.lnnBlor
obtained o- made, prior to anv
JC ? ia the -ten the
rSSSrJL 6^ ffla T adjusted and app rcioaed
Js. instead of hel-ig appl e i to
fo re *b o i S ’ f arollße:ilt * as it may hi re wood ba
that the language of this action
I® v«*il opafe itease, and prop a iiy so. thontb reform*
andexi-ting enrolments: Ane'-roim-a mast
Kf®» JPT*-#*■«« any action aider the sec - .ton. lt wsa,
utftroore, right to speak of u o enrol meat ns a past fact.
-|re something that-bad been done Begirding cue
Ji*J by itself. and as U" affects bv other ctaases in. the
hiatnte, it applies as well to any future, as to a a exist
ing; enrolment *
But, at the rims of the enactment, there was an an
'rolttent and pendirg draft n'•dor a call for
troops, ardihls appears from ta« provisos to th*. iftrh
*nd2mr**ct«?s. A* m credited 1o tn« ®s\h
that the «U« o? credits fixed theret o shall not anni v
to ih. ln * “V • «?<» i“ «oS’tb MoVloß. it I ???Prl a
Hided: Thai n.tMn* hueln cental Ded ,hali oEera»
jK&ff &£!S?^^o^‘«fe te wuk X™al:Zt
?nlf of ° f «tthat e“a«*SreS
iMtcm.ll tfce draft, or tear wontd
{ton. dentered it'., <i e od ,C 0 „ , ban. bf lmpltoa
nr naorffni lB<f<Ilot»s aeulfoe'l for tn« pro—at
s*S®L“S'®* i? r 4 ' la, l not he lnorlersd with Tins
?®P*"w?®?*® been dose in tbe enacting- patte.i.f rh« Bts
lUte, but may be &% well and aptly doa* by pr»vi*.o
«oir, hthe coirrctioi.B provided for In the utih sec*
lion are mado lo&ppiv to the present draft. the q-iotas
as Meisned therefor, will b* Interfered with This is
tvhat Oopgrefif! has said shall not he done. Aftnr the
Pjndlagdrafs. tbe provisos will have performed thMr
office, and all fnfme draft* mast bemadeenbiecttothe
yules preseribul In tL« act.„
lam, therefore, of tbe ©ptcloa that fchs Provost Mar
shal General ir noirequlr,d to ehacgethe present qao
tft* In the pending craft hy reason »r correction >in the
euroliDHpt. made since rieir &t*!gnn.eat -*•••
I am, sir, very reßpectffnlly,vonr obw lent servant.
_ , ... JAMIJS ispBBO, attorney Ua'ite'-al.
By order of the provost Marshal General, T y. pxy.
Captain, Provost Marsha! First AiUsruC^l*.*,
OWKlOfi,
Attorkey General's Oppice, March 14.1895.
JxpU. Edwin m* Btawo* t Btertiary of War:
..blß*. The firbt unction or-poaaaed la lnifAf Af
«.Vc°o 9d a « a ' S l '.?' )iethßr ‘“to. It ‘h, 4?t of
“*rcbrnLry 3 2itb.“8M? toieS
The 4th fcfeCtlon of the Act of February 24th, 1854 an
le u pl9TB ' n » before & drift to tur-iish
spbi>u t nte who is n«»t Habie to draft.
stXv£? EH* 110 ** iQ i kft miytftry or naval »f the
United States, ’ tisd providps that thi+per*«>n s«»faT*tu«h
aSSJ!^£ k spbeilltlia ' shall be tx mpt from dvrtft (lu
titne for which such tnthf.tiiufc shall nor- bn
l^Zir^tA^tt^Sr for wh * h rih
*» j **#/ tbiaenattiueit, ftu 7 person pnrolled,and liable
JO drarl, may obtain exemption from tn« ar-tft dating
•he whole period of Uane/or which be shall p?..care a
fubstunte to he enlisted, provid d the 6ttb4fa>ta shall
|>e *0 long pt.t liable to draft, it is not a m*c*credit for
a particular drefC pereon obta na r-,
iBl a eutetuuie before the anticipated draft, but i: is an
absolute exemption which he Acquire* from liability to
be drawn at any and every draft wb!«h any oomr
during tie vnU: eiicoo for widen his submituta Las
accepted by the Government, provided the sohstua e be
oolo&i not liable to draft. If, for example, h!.<su o»ti
tute is accepted as a three ye*rs’ volunteer, and ra
mainjß eolaignctliable to draft, the prtcclpal, by the
girovUion of the law of 1881, jh’it referred to.
against the. riBK of beta* drafttd daring wh*»le
period f<tr Which lie substitute enlisted, no master how
ynahy drafts may occur bet*o*& iheeniistment of the
iftubstitate and the expiration of hU term of
But the Govensment, under this provisiou. is to be at
so expense in. cunseqneuce of the antnonzed sabotttn*
tionof one individual for another in the draft. The
party who desire* to avail Mmseif ot the heue fit of the
privyfge confeired by the law ia properly and jastly
ZOqulrtd tooompensite thesnbstiinte.
# huch being proviaion of the law of 18?4 on the sub
3*ct of **feubstl•ute.t ,, famished in aaticipHUoa «f a
draft, the law of March 3d, UO5, profiles (in Us 23i
B*etion) a* foiUw*:
or persons imroUsd in any snS
aistrut may, alter nonce of a draft, and b,furs the
name shall have t&fcen place, cause t» b» mustered into
tne seivke ot ib« United htates such nuoiher of rs*
emits* not subject to draft, a? thuy may danra expedi
ent, which recrulcu shad stand to th* erfdi o the
persons thus cansin* ihrm to b« mastHreo in. nod »ha.l
hoiSken as substitutes for such parsons. <r so
of them as m&y Ot draltod, to t.,e extent of the arunber
of such recraits, and in the order designated by the
principals at the time such recraits *ie thus as afore
said mustered in ’*
It Is clear that this enactment provides for quite an
Other awe than that conlemplated by thsprovimoa to
Which I have uoa adverting in the itato’e of &6t. and
confer* upon an enrolled person a priv«;e*e *iatireiV
distinct from that given to him by that statute, of whch
he may avail hirnse f at bin option, in preference to the
privilege confer! ed by the act of igfit.
IJndfcr the wovwloa of the 23d section of the act of
3d March, 18(5, in «fiance of a draft, “cogpc
to be mustered into (he service * * a * * recruit not sub*
feet to draft* s> wuicn *" reorait : ’ will ‘ sttinaioihe
■credit " cf the enrolled person, causing him to oj was
tered in, tu the e>ent of the priucipei nMr-e
and b- taften. on the happening 0/ that cmtin.ff.nfy,
US a substitute lor soch iiilic.p«i. Batlhe * cmdU '
shall aval! him only for the particular dr.tf; ia »<tv<tuce
and in antioipatien of which he may hive eezared the
.“recruit ”
There Is no provision In the «»tof 1885 that the per
fion furnishing a ‘*Tecroit. , ' under tbe 2is stciiou.
shall be ** exempt from draft" during the time for
Which thereerUt may nave be?n accepted and euitoted.
But tbe only bfn*flt which a perron bo fat'uinc :a t & re
mult derives, under the aU of 1885, ia the seeurieg. in
the event ol hu ceiur drafted, of a "credit" on the
fciriicular draft imai-tiei nation of which th» * *recratt* ’
may have beeuriumished. The *‘ieeraU n nmr ba
mustered in‘o tbe service fox three years, aud yet. as a
subitimte, he esn only avail tna person who caase.*
him to be mustered in flit, and with respect to the one
draft before, and in auric nation of which be w*s ob
tained. The liability of tee principal to be drafted at
any other drafts occurring after the mustering ia of the
“recruit," anddurmg the term of his service, is not
ftt all affected, 'ii-ere is manifestly, the refute no 000-
Bictheiwesa the tedpactive eedions of tbe ac's of 1831
and 16€5» to which sou have called my atteDik n One
does not impiege upon, nur even crops tne pa'h of, tae
Other, They give different and distinct rightA -*n:t srl- .
Viiegee to the citizen liable to draft. He has cbe al
ternative oc.utfp to pur- ue before any draft, «<nhet to
buy a *’ lubstitute 1 * and secure him to be nmsserei in,
afcd thus obtain exemption from tae draft daring the
entire term o'enliß.zuent of the subetitate. if the latter
he so long no* li&ole to draft, or he may proca.e for tae
Government a * retxnit" not liable to drjjft, aad obtain
credit for such recruit in case he should ba drafted, sob*
jetting himself, however to th« liability of beiax c <m
pelled to repeat the operation at ev-» ry succeeding dr*R
that may ha ordered by the
Chiefly, I suppose, the desitn ot the provision of the
act of 1865, ludfr conticeraiion, was to utff-r iudics
meht and present a stimulus 10 numbers or association*
of Individual* ia any mb-district, before the li ability
of any of them became fixed by a draft, to obtain vo
lunteer moults for th« army. Congress, ia this law,
offers such association* a premium to ns* their exer
tionstofillnptfco armies. It »ays >o the rnwideata of
the muitiiudinons counties, townships, wards, and
precincts, throughout tba country, ** Organize yoarself
into recruiting societies; induce volunteers xo enlist
Into the s*mee before the draft; pay them such
amounts of bounty as yon m w b* able to raise by yoar
contributions to the recruiting faods of your several
districts i aid, when they have been enlist id int i the
service, tie volunteers you may have rai*ed will stand
to the credit of aa many of yon as may happen to be
drafted, to the extent of the snznbsr of r-oruiis, “in
the order designated, ’ at the Urns tne recruits are mus
tered in. ” «,
Snob is the declaration and promise of the new law.
Impolicy istoeaonirAgerecrwiffrtflv not the procura
tion of substitutes; to induce the people to organize •«-
sedations for the advancement of volunteering. rather
than the purchase of feubfUtutes.
Inenactlfigthisnewlaw, and inaugurating this new
policy. however, has not taken away the
rightof the ©moiled person, before the t rats, to far-
Uish asnbß Unto, wiin tbe qualification before staled,
and thus secure his exemption from draft curing the
time for which hi* tabs tit ate shall have been accepted.
Be still has it in his power to ex*rcise fh*t right in
S reference to the right conferred by the 23d section of
teactof Sd March, 1885. of obtaining a “recruit"
previous to each draft, a* it may occur, and securing
thereby a credit in the event, on any occasion, of his
bri&f drafted.
a am of opinion# therefore, that the 23d section of the
Set of Muoli 3, 1865, does so: eapeneie the 4th .octioa
of the set of Pobrnaty 34, 1864.
The leered question which yoa ha-ye referred to me,
let whether the **recraits," which are “to be takense
enbrtitntf b. - ’ are to b» .coseWered «d bor.e noon the
master-rolls and records of the office of the Provost
Varahal Genual, as other TolantseT raeraU i which a».
Obtained at the expense of the United States, or as sub
jtitntes which are farnlshed at the cost of the prinoi-
V “l am of opinion that the “retraUs,” whom persons
enrolled in any « üb\df strict may * cause to bt
Into the set vice ot tbe United States." in pursuancs of
the 2sd section of the act of 3d March, 1886, -are to *»e
considered and treated as ether volnnteers who are ob
tained at tha expense of the United btates it will ba
observed, from the analysis of the law tootained in the
foreioiDf remarks, that the idea involved la tee law of
1864 is substitution, while the idea of the law of 1886 is
crediting. The t cot ion of the act of 1808 ueder coaside
ration decs not speak of the “ recruit* in quej-tton as
• % substitutes,I’but 1 ’but declares that they “shall be taken
sis evhsUluus' ’ for the persons vriio cause them to o*
mustered in They are not substitutes, bat only of
the nature of substitutes. Tbeir primary and essen
«al character, under tne law. is that of credits for their
procurers,or principals; and this description ia the jtrst
dsfcriptinn livenoftbemittthesetfion inrtaftstiott.for.
after saying " which recruits shall stand to the credit
of the persons thus causing them tabs mustered in.
the section proceeds: *'and shall be takt-.n as nubsti
iufes for such persons , or so many o/th*m as mag be
drafted, to the extent ofihj} nurnittr of such recruits
A critical study of tho words of the statuie tna* de
velops the fundamental ids* which I have sappiwed,
from other indica ion*, was to be jmbodied tu
the law. The " recvaita" who are. to . H ! irii £o tne
credit” of the en»olled persons* causing bneoa to be
mustered in before the occurrence of a draft, 1 am of
opinion, then, are to ba considered as other voinatasp
itcrnlts which are obtained at the of the
United States, and not as 1 substitutes." in the ordl
bajj sente of that term, which are furnished at tha co*fc
** *ycTY r©ipec! fnl 1y- ynur obedient servant,
y James SPSSOs •attorney General.
By order of the Provost fifarßha^Gftneral^.^Frf.
Captain, Provost Marshal, First Distiict, Pa.
OPINION
Attorney Ouxesal’s Office. Warnli 15,1885.
Son, Eduard M Stanton , Secretary of War:
Sir : Upon the I4th seclioh of ttia act eatlwed * 1 An act
to amend tbe eeveral acta heretofore passed to provide
Jor tfce em oiling ead calling oat of the national forces, 1 *
provide* aelollowa; . ' . ..
■'That hereafter all persona muttered into4Ue mui-
Ury or naval service, whether as volunteers, aohsti
tntes, representativeß, or otherwise. shaU be erdditaa
to the State, and to the ward, township. preclncE, or
other enrolment sub d'strict, wheresnoh poisons colon*
|t aetnal residence, (if snch person* have an a«to*‘ re*
jridence within the United Stases,) and where each per
ions were or shall be enrolled fit liable to enrolment)?
And it Is hiMby made the duty of the Provost JUreiiai
gfoa*yal to inttirotmtffartiJeeiMsd give auch lastraoiiooe
te the teveral Provost Marshals, Boards of Enrolment,
and Moatcrln* OQce/s, as shall be necessary for the
faithful enforcement of the provisions of thu section,
to the end that fair and jnst credit "halt be given to
•very section of the country*. Provided, That in any
call for troops hereafter, no county, tovn. towaship,
ward, precinct, or election district, shall have credit
except for men actually furnl«hed on said ca ; l. or the
preceding call, by taid county, town, township, ward,
precinct* of election district, mastered into the military
er naval service on tfcequota thereof.’* _
Ton, in your Jett-r of the 13th of March, ash my
•pinion on the following point*:
First. As to the meaning oi the words *• aetnal real*
dence, 1 ’ as employed in the above section, and the pro
per mode, aceotdiiVio law, of determining the aesaal
iesidence of men off*lint *« recruits.
Stc&nd Where tbe reßldenoe’’ of the recruit
Is in one sub district, and he in a different
cub* district, where shall the credit be given /
Third In cases whew the recruit h*» no legal dotal«
«Uor actuaJ residence in any enrolment s ib-dietrict,
Shall he be credited to the sub-district or d!s'nc> where
he is enrolled, or shall he be allowed to select his io
first of the above auctions may bs> divided
into two parts: First, as to tfee meaning of the words
"actual residences* and Beeondly, _as to the proper
modeof asceitai&lnfrthe “actualresidence;*
It Is very di hi cult to give a test by which the auss
tion of actual residence may be determined la eatk par
tlcnlar ea*e- A few general rulas may bs given, how
•vsr. tby which a vast majority of the cases can be
*1 Every fee presumed to have an aottul
haytTbut oneaduat residence at one and
•2*Amldtnce cnoa acquiredremainsuntilanother is
**AThe piece of a man's origin la that of his ao:ual re-
with their pa-
Mats, guardlan*,{or, if apprentices. w**h their |aaatd. a.
0. Adults reside at the pf £r
man's dwelling is in contradistinction tobij pi; sg%*t
business, Irads or occupation. He dwells at the place
he habituaHy sleeps or parses his night*'
7, In every country there is more or less population
floating likedrift They never expect to r«mam *<_ng
At any place, and go thence whenever and wherever
fie hope of employment may invite or tanov
Snehpersons have their actual residence in the cimu-
Aifcy In which they may dwell at the time of the enrol
*As to the mode of ascertaining the actual roaidoiee of
s the clatule gives authority to tbe Provost
Marshal tfeneral tomakeisuoh rules and-five in
structions a* will enable the Boards of Bcrplment and
Mustering Officer* to ascertain the facts, and assign tfce
credit according to the truth of the ease. Is most cases,
the Affidavit of the enrolled man would determine the
S alter. But as it is a question in which .the sub dik
tats have an interest as well as the recruits, and as re
•rnlts may, for bounties or bribes, declare contrary to
the fact, their p aces of residence, the rules to he pre
scribed should admit «.f counter -proof.' , - .
Ilf My oplnlon.is, that whore the aetnal residenae is
asftras?
W“W** of this seeilin la to fix
Places are to receive credit* for*a
it *ive*a rule of credits to the S?a?e, and
tnwnshfp, precinct, or other enroltreas
n»* only. It Is sliest as to
Raw-vwh.ni n emit, not enrolled, or lUsbls to be ea
MIXS r SS\iVSd»*d° I" orfe ? thnt'he credit mar
be mJ. Moordfn g to the rots In tits seetlon preset!oed,
MMUBB
rolmra t * a * K>T ® Tuotoi, to wit: <*■« lUbletoso
wrat, and tbe credlUlraa accordiojl, 9 ?thlwe””lt
f, h “7ar «h“di«trtrt aP tK* , ' t - l llon * h e "™ Uaii »« »?«“
«hrt*Vifl i?« 3a anct case the credit must be given
M d >nd up, »y of°thfs act? ° tK<i ‘“ f « rwb9fo ™
1 am, sir, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
•d- ~ JAllfid BPBaU. Attorney General.
By order of the Provost Marshal G.neraf J 8 Fry.
mmx.ii ft ~ ' Wfit EL LBftMAJT.
ronatt-u Captain. Provost Marshal Ist Ptetriat Pa.
60* CIBCOUB ho. ft
w. M War Dbpartmbn’T. >
Marshal General's Oppiob* >
WAB«iAGroN, S). C * March 11, 1855. 1
With the Pro demstion of the Pr aside at,
published, all ofilceraaad employees of this
!£?*£!* ftrfc instructed to give prompt atteationto the
receiving and forwarding or each deterttra aa preaeat
themselves 5o scc -rdance xith it* provision*
BY THB PRESIDENT OP THE UNITED STATES OF AMB»
RICA.
„ "i. PSOCLAM4TIOIf
* Whereas tbe tw* nt>-hr*t auction of the act of Con
greA*, on the third Instant, entitled. ‘ Aa *ct
««> ibe several sct« heretofore pss-ed to provide
for the enrolllcg and calling out the national forces.
tfl l^ rp ° w ?’. requires ‘that in addition to
p-naltiespt the crimeof desertion from
»hn .Kt h M ssivlceof tbs Halted ststes.
f? 0 14 return to said service, or report them
« ahal wl 'b'» sixty d.ys altar tv>
atio i J berolß.ltar raeatioxadt shall bs desm.d
* ifS ,0 . 5 l aTB ™«totarliy isttßqalsbed aad for-
S' Bt-lssaiblp ana thslr rithta ta
Sf,' BE<! snob destsrtsrs shall ba farevsr la
ffif, tad £L h ,2l i,Bg a “T offios ot trust or profit n nde r tba
tb.reTf ?“£JS- .Sf °* «osot.ijg any n*bt. of oltlran,
Jbt l,S f i{,a??iv al „ 1 .55 , , eoo L, who 8! >» u barf after d»«ert
jafda j i ry or ,? h J al •'ervica, and all persons who
iwl le L' 8^ ttU ofih4
TY b , **? i* enrolled, or go beyond the
Blftt * R with intent to avoid any
f* uii h^iLti 6 rariltary oi‘naval service, duly ordered,
Pri.idf-M 1 * ?JlV° K b ® p fv al f ®® of l ¥ a Sutton. And the
nn 1 1 d « r fa r y on ? 9 ? &Bd required fortawtth,
2St!iS 8 ?S of Xhi *, ? ct » to it&oe his proclaujiatWa
PJ°viBlons of this section, in which
p ectemation the PienidenE is reqnested to uorify ail
Fhf?lL ers within ae aforoaa'd,
that tb*>y shall be pardoned on condition of remralrg
&Jld companies, or to such other or*
f? n .f a^ onB as thvy may ba assigned to, until th«y
Email have served fora period of time tqnalto their
original term of enlistment; 1
he-it known that I, ABBAUA’d
President of tho Uoi«od States, do Issue tai-i
my Proclamation, ae required by said act. ordering
sue requiring all deserters to return to their proper
po»iBj and t do her*hy notify lhs>m that alldeserxers
who shall, within sixty days from the date of tots pr >
cl filiation viz: -mor before the 10th day of M*v, A 865.
to service, or report ih&msblvss io a Pmvou
Maishai, shall be pardoned on condition that they
return to their regiments and companies, or to such
otfceT organizations a* they may oe ssstfnod to, and
nerve in© retuaiucer of their originaL Terms of enllit
xi ent, and, in addiiien thereto, a period, equal to the
time lost by desextirn.
‘ Ia tes\imon> whereof, I have hereunto set my
her d and caused the teal of tho United states to be
affixed. - w
“Bone at the clsy of Washington this eleventh
d*y of March, in the year of our Lord one
Cl. a.J thousand eitbt hnudre-i and sixty five, and
of the fnd*pendence of the United Spates th«
««« *iguty-ninth. ABJtAHAM
“BytheFreridsnl:
“ WILLIAM B. BSWAEU,
'‘Secretary of State."
The records *nd returns of these deserters will he
mpde up in the same manner as is provided for in other
©sees by existing regulations, except that it will ba
noted on the book of de*trter« arrested, opposite the
nsxneofthederener, thefaetof htshaviagvolantvrilv
Bijrrerder«d himscifineonformUy with tha Presidect 1 *
rrjoi&Biaiibn ; and the nomber thus surrendering
be separately stated on the report to this
Cnee, '
'i be Secretary of Wardiieritfthatno reward be paid
for the aiteet of deierterswho mayba arreted suhss
qrtent to tbe receipt of the (this) order by the District
Provost Marshals. JaMBS 6. FEf,
. Provost Marshal Go ae cal,
Offlnial: 3). H. LAMB, Capt Provost Marshal,
mii2B*6s Foutlh District', Pennsylvania.
f2Sp JffIWTjST WARD.
An adjourned meeting of Drafted and Enrolled
Ciiizec* of tbe Ward will beheld oa TJJBSDaT
BVf HJNG, March £8 A, at the Hill MARKET aid 41SR-
Rf«‘K ?tred».
Vse bave reduced the quota of the ward from 176 to
eN-Ui6i). Addit o-tal fundsar« required. Those drafted
met who have not subsoribsd will have an opportunity
*tih b meetior,
A list is now being made of tho>e who have not sub*
scribed, which, when completed, will bo published.
Attend this meeetiDg and avoid exposure.
danirl rteiumetz, .
. „ w « . Pr^sidsot.
John L. Frun. Secretary. mb27 2 *
rjF 9 ROBERT MORRIS BUthDEIVH
—adjimraed Meetiag witi bo
held on WEDHESDAF EVRaIISG, 29th last,, at 7 X
o’clock, at 8 W. coneer and GSBEU Streets,
to receive further subscriptions to the stock.
JOS. S. SIDALL, bperetarr,
mb2s 4t* 434 LIBRART Street.
frits** Bfsivis»a»rffY or j»B«iissYfcva-
HIA -—DEPARTMENT OF ARTS —The exami
nation of the Junior. Sophomore, and Freshman
dieses, at the dos* of the Second Term, will ba held
in ibe following o-der:
WtDUBSDnT. 22d —From TO to 19, Sophomores, by
Prof. Fiaier {Chemistry of the MttaUoidi, ) and ?rash
men, by rirof. Kendall, (Algebra. ) written. Fro al2
lo % Juniors, by Prof. Jaclcsoa, (Horace’s Epistles,)
oral . ‘ _
TfiURSDAY, S'ld —From 10 to 12. Sophomores, by
Prof. Kohdatl, written From 12 to
2, Juniors, by Pr<f. F t’.2nr. \!f.ya?-:dt namics,) oral.
FRIDAY. 24tb —Prom 30 Un Juniors, by the Pro
vbt-t. (Intellectual Philosophy,) oral.
tiopi’aptnres, by Pr<-f. Coopsh, (Log-'c ) oral.
wOPDaY, 27. h. —From 10 to 12, Soohomores. Prof.
Alien, (Thucydides— Sicilian Expedition completed,)
oral. From 12 to 2, Juniors, by Prof. Kendall, (Dif
ferential Onlcvhis,) written. , ,
TUESDAY. 28ih, Fiv*m 10 to 12. Juniors, by Prof.
Alien. U)emo6tk*nts—First Otynthfac and First Phi
lippic \) oral. Fr. tax 12 to- 2, Freshmen, by Prof. Cop
pfe. (History,) oral.
wEDJBEbLAV, 29th —From 10 to 12. Freshmen, by
Prof Alhs. (X* Helienica, contlaned.) oral.
Fiom 12 to 2, SopkomoreStiPiot, Jackson, (Gicsro de
Sef4ee , vie t ) oral.
TEURSDAt, mb,—From 10 to 12. Freshmen, by
Prof. Jackson, (Livy.)oral. GEORGS a£*LSM,
mb22-8t Secretary of the Faealty of Arts.
KST* OFFICE OF THE CITY BOUETYi
W? FUJTD OOMMISBIOH, COMMoffWRUiTH
3UILDISG, 613 GHESTHDT Street, Philadelphia
Phtladelfhia. March ft, 1885.
tfotlee is hereby given that the Commission for the
payment of the City Bounty are now prepared to reseiyg
and adjust the claims of au new recruits under the pro*
visions of existing Ordnances
Yolnnteeis for One Year will receive a Warrant for
FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS.
Volunteers for Two Years will receive a Warrant for
. FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS. _
Volunteers for Throe Years will receive a Warrant for
BIX HUNDRED DOLLARS.
They ere also prepared to receive applications from,
and to award to, all eitlzan* who shall be drafted for one
year’s service, and snail thereupon be duly accepted for
military duty, or shall furnish substitutes, certificates
for warrants for the sum of
" FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS.
wh7-d&W*f
ra® OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH COAL
and navigation company. .
_ Philadelphia, March 10,1865.
The Stockholder*©!this Company are hogghv notified -
that, to provide meanefovcompietmgthe improvements
of the Company between Wilkesbarre and Manch
Chunk, axd tobe prepared to pxogrefjn with other im
portant railroad connections, the Board of Managers
hate determined to allow to all persons who shall ap
pear av Stockholders on the bocks of the Company on
the l&th inri., after closinr of transfers at 3 P. M. of
that day. the privilege of snbaeribing for new stock at
par, to the extent of one share of sew stock for eyery
five eharee then standing in their names. Each share
holder entitled to a fractional part of a share shall have
the privilege of subscribing for a fail share. .
The subscription book* will open on Ihe 20th Inst.*
and close on the 2rih of May &t 3P. M. The new stock
will not participate in the May dividend. Payment*
wUI be required as follows: Ten percent, at the time
of subscribing* and tha balance on the 24th day of May
afore«aid. after which time only will the new certificates
bei;su*d.
Stockholders not paying as above will lose their right
to the new stock. Those who desire to anticipate pay
ment will be allowed discount on the whole amount of
their subscription at the rate of ri* ner cvnt.par annum."
mhlB-lm SOLOMON SHEPHERD, Treasurer.
ft"ay* l CHORAL FLSTIVAL.
W 3& TRINITY CHOIR OF »RW YORK,
Under the direction of Dr. CUTLER, will repeat the
Choral Festival recently «lv*n in Trinity Ohnrch, at
bT. CLEMENT’* CHURCH. „
On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY. April 19. and 20.
ADttl&tUON $1 to Tickets for sale at Gould’s Ma
rie More and at the Episcopal Book Store, 1224 Chest
nutstreet, ' • • . _ •
POSITIVELY no money will be received at the
Chorch, aid no more tickets will be solo than the
Cbarch can comfortably accommodate. Full particu
lars in future announcements. ■ mh2>-mSfc
rs» THE PUBLIC ARB RESPECT
*» folly ii formed that C L FOLWBLL A SONS
k o. 33 Noith FIFTH Strtet, Phfladelphta. wUI receive
subecriptloss for a number of Shares remaining untold
in tbelotiowlog Companies: .
MINOR FARM OIL COMPANY* Greene county,
Pennsylvania.. Subscription orlce, $1 Par value. $5,
MT. VERSON LUMBER AND MINING COMPANY,
Centre county, Pennsylvania. Subscription price,
SI Mi£IVbI?K o S IL COMPAN v. Fayette county. West
Virginia. Subscription prfc®, $l. Par value* fLfi
fQDALITS OIL COMPsNY, barren coansy. Penn
sy W»nia. Subscription uriee. 25 Cents. Par value, $l.
TWO LICK Olb COMPANY, Indiana county. Fenn
sylrani*. Subscription urico, 25 Cents. Par value, 411.
J6sr~ Please call or ssad for Prospectnsea. mh2s-3t
BKV. T.J>22 WITT
•SS* TALMAGE having been requested to repeat
his grist lecture, * 1 Grumbler & Company* *' will do so
on THUhsDAY EVBNir G, 30th Inst* at Handel and
Baydn Ball corner EIGHTH and oRSM Streets*
Doors open at 7 o’clock. Lecture at 8: Tickets 25 cents,
to be haa of fct. A. Bower, cor. Sixth and Greeo; Geo.
Evans, cer.'Sixth and Poplar i Ashmoad & Evan^,Chest
nut, bsl Eighth, and at the door on tha evening nf lec
ture. . mh3S-6t*
JriCT*» OFIIOE OLD TOWSBHIB LINE
S» ROAD COMPANY, No »100 CHESTNUT »»t.,
Psiladbdpxia. March 1865...
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Old
Township line Boad Company will be held on MOB.
BAT Arid] 8, ISM. at 80. 83 MERCHANTS' EX
CHANGE, st half pastlSo’cloos P. M , at which time
ai d pi ace an ei« ction will be held lor President and Bi
rectors to terra the ensnlog, ear.
mhid-tap3 WM, W. COLgBT, Becratary.
KSP- OFFICB OF THE BOHBHIAIf
KSV mIHIBG COMPAHT OP MIOHIGAH, 13ii
WALHUT Btreet, .
I iTILADEI.P HI A , March SO. 1503.
The annual meeting ol 11, stockholders of this Com
pany for th, election of Birsctors. and such other busi
ness as may come before it. will beheld at the office'of
the Secretary 13S# WALNUT Str.et.in the city of Phila
delphis.on the BSOOBB MOBDAT.the 10th day of April,
A-B. 1666, atlOo*cdo«ir A M
BAMUBIi P. DABLISITON.
mhBl-tloap Secretary.
Oils GOMPAMES,
aw ABIOUBSED SPEOUI
Meetlrgof’ho Stoch holders of theBBIOB BE
> OUT lEOB COMPiHT will he held at the office of the
Oraptisr, 808 South FOOETE street, on WEDSES
BAh, at OA, M., Maich29,lB6s. „ ,
ml2B 2t B. W. EBAY, President.
WCEMF- OFFICE OF THE CHEBBT BBS
fcß? ABB WEST BIGKOitY MDI’BAL PETROLSCTM
COMPAHT, Bo aIT H. WAT SB Street, abore Kace,
as the Oompany deelresto procsedto animmediate
deretepment ot it, rartons interests, enbserlbsrs to
stock ere rr guested to come forward at once and pay the
amounts dre upon their subecriptions.
mh2B lathe 3t EZRA I.UKEN3. Secratary.
OFFICE OF THE JEfBA HlifISH
K3S? COMPAST. Ph nAnstPHiA, March 27. 1385.
b OTIOS IB EIKEBY GIVEn that! an Instalment of
OBh BOLT AB p»r tstiars on each and every Share of
the Cspit-1 Stock of the iETSA MiSIMG COMPANY
has this day been called in, payable on or before the
10th day o* April. IS6S, at the office of the Company,
80. 384 WaLnUT Street, PhUadelphht
■By order of the Blrectors. B. A. HOOPIS,
rohiStaplO - Traararer,
KSST** KSTICE.—THE
COMPANY op pbilabblphia,
will receive prop.-mld far leas.no i arts of thetrmlu
able OIL pJwlJulsa TEKBICOKY, on the east
branch of (lilOrefk, one mile and a half east ofTltas-
Tllle, Crawford connty, Pennsylvania.
The Ctica Oii Corapsny, thePonntain Oil Company,
and ti e Gmid Farm Oil company, all of New York,
bound these lands on tho north; whtls the celebrated
Watson Fitt s, the Peinaylvarla O'l C«ek Petroleum
Company,of Philadoiphla.attd the Klngstaud Oil Com
psnj scjoln them on the west* The celebrated " Oon
ftnejjtsl ’ ’ and, Goodrich Wells, ” the " Yenango
Bor curb W.ll ' together with other ralnable wells ba
longing to private individuals, surround them lath#
Ii r!ieB3THA%Ii , COMPANY are now testing a well
insi completed, and having an excellent show of oil,
wl h gas sufficient to aid In running the engine.
A plan of-the lands, as laid ont inacre lota, sent by
to alt to applicants. Proposals add™»««d to the PreM.
dent of the Company, a*d
ladtlpbia, orUEAS. LANING, superlntenoent-Boxesi,
Titusville P. O, .Crawford county, Pa .will rocalve
due attention E. HBEITAGB,
mhSS etuihSt* Secretary.
CAMP CBESK OH COM-
Op/IOE 888 SOUTH THIRD STHBITP. ’
Pwrr.R itgLPHiA. Mareli 24, 1885.
rOTICB.-The Company bare contracted for boring
four wells, and pxpset to have at leas.t two wella In
oueratloc within six weefea. . -
There are Four Tboasand Shares remaluinc lobe
"taU,‘p e r^»
at the effleo of the Company.
S LTiTUABi), Treasurer.
35IEECTOH3. -‘-'n.Ai-jg-iu
JOS- ZBTSWIG. 4iS'£ s SSJ&^y 0If * B>
CEAB ». ABBOTT. MBGER,
mh26 etntl6t* J. B. CHAMPION, Becretaiy.
THE OD, BROOK PETBOEEEH
• few COMPANY.—The Corporators and Sfook
hojder. oftbe Oil Brook
t AitOoii ftftt * will *e bald s: Hoorn .i.• HaK'
CB ANTS’IxpIaNgI, Philadslphla,oa BATrfROAV,
the Mb or April, 1865, at 4 o dock P M: > fur the pt£-
poseofcfTociiaff permauert orgnui2*«®R» electing offi
cers, and transactingßaoh other as J«*y oe
seeesvitry in order to comply with the law of West
.Virginia, thronghwMehth^erive^lrAa^r
Secretary pro tern.
maeohlB,‘lB66, , awrr-at
OIL COMPANIES.
AND CHERRY
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
«*wm i 500,000.
800,000 SHAKES.
SUBSCRIPTION, |2,SO Pfiß SHARE.
WOBKIJFO CAPITAL, MS,OOO.
OFFICE NO. 538 WAXiNfUT STREET.
PBEsrnmrr,
CHAELBB L. OBCH.
TUEAmaBB.
W, W. COOKMAH.
SSOBBTABT.
T- HARTLEY.
SIXB0TOB4:
CHARLES X*. DRUM, Philadelphia.
W W. BMkUICK. “
CHARLES DaKPORD,
WILLIAM LBHS,
A. H. angrlju, New York.
This company own the following Interests;
The one-third (X) fee simple, bring one sixth <1- 6) Of
all the Oil produced, or to bo produced, freeof expanse,
in eight (8) lots, known as the DUFF TRACT, situated
on bosh rides of CHERRY RUN, sur/oundiugths celebra
ted Seed Wriltease. The Doff and Reed Leassscover
the best boring territory on Cherry Rub.
?® IhePHILLIPF LEASE, on which 1« situated the Is
land well, compleied January 1. and flowed three Iran
dree banvle of v>U while waiting for a naweagUe; it is
now pumping from 26t0J5 barrel per day. and has
every lndtratlon of bacomiog a flowing well after a
shoTt when ?be eogiae is to bs reversed to
drill another well r-n this Lease, which will be in a-di
revt Due betwefn tha Reed an< Baker Wells; she Jattar
is on the Curtin property, and flowing at this time about
il<> barn-la per day, 1
The KCAD. or DRW PHILLIPS WELL, i* also on
this Lease. It has just been tubed, aad commenced
about March 10 to piodace from 90 to 100 barrels per day,
and 1* iscrearin* This i* considered by good j ndges of
f-herry Run Weils to be the beet ever exhibited on this
territory, promising 6o rival the Head Well—all the
riiisJettfebeiug Mraated from one to six rods
uom the Reed and Baker Wells,
I« the BAUM LEASE. A well was commence! on this
Lesee strut February!, It will bs packed vigorously
loan early completion, lhzoe wells are projected on
this Leate. which lays between Cherry Run and four of
the Curtin Company lots.
IH!beSWBENEYLEsSE.°wh;ch borders on the Run.
On inis Lease U the Sweeney Weil; commeroad flowing
about February *l5, 40 to 60 barrels oi Oil per day, ana
increasing hourly. Two more wells are projected on
this Lease,
No. 4
& *he COYLE LEASE This Lease also borders on the
Run. The Coyle Well, just drilled, wIU be mb ad im
m^olate-y; it Is eenridered a very promising well, it
havlrg thrown up large qaantit e*of OU when but 400
feet deep. Two more wells are projected on this Lease.
Is the MOORE LEASB. Commenced drilling about
dssn&ry 2fi; it l» being worked night and-dar thelo*
being determined to get Oil as soon as possible. Two
wells are projected on this Lease.
No. 6"
Ts tbf BRADLEY LEASE. On tHs Lease is the Brad
ley weji, which coremfenced pumping about January 5,
now flowing about 60 barrels per day. and increasing.
.No doubt b entartalned but that It will be & large flaw
ing w*ii. It ha* large crevices in the third rocs, and
wDh large annuities of ga*, similar to the Noble
Well. Two more wells are proceed on this Lease
one will be commenced mimed lately.
No. 7
Is the WHETMAN. or CBE3SWBLL LEASE. Well
down abc ui three hundred and fin? feet, with a large
show of Oil; will be «offii>Uied in about thirty days.
Is the PHIPPS LEiS2 A well on this lease hat just
been tnbKO'land commenced on the 14th of March to flow
from 180 lo 2Ui b&ri eis per day. This well id within ten
roce or ihe jt>eod Well. Two more wells ore projected
on thus L^ase.
, ****** the five wells already completed on this lease
(ail of which are y teidiag large quantities of OU, and
oihfcr wesis m theimmediate neighborhood} as the proof
of the qnality or the territory upon which they ara
bimateo, teen all must acknowledge that better has
».*■*«• yet beftn found ■ .
ter> itory thare has neveV been a well sunk
but what produced largely, and ailoftneinare flawing. ‘
The pnmpiog bring anneoeesaryl excepting for a few
d>»y s. io exhaust the water and gst them fairly started.
Wnbia a stone s throw of till* “ D*iff Tract" are the
celebrated;’*£eec," “Granger," “Anbura. ,, “Yan
kee. “ “Baker,'* **B», Niohoia*," and other flowing
w«ilSi and the whole prooerty around U'considered'as
tne most valuable in the entire oil region. Oa OU
Creek the average is one producing well out of five
drilled ibis
The Company altioown, in-tee simple, the F. /Beuuv
hocf Fa; m, situate oil Oil aad <Tout Runs, containing
about ocehurdred acres. The well-known character
of this farm needs no commendation- On the aaj ining
farm three wells aregoing down Preparation* are be*
Ids mace to sick a number of wells on this farm, as
application for leases have been made onmost favorable
terms.
Subscriptions will be received at the OFFICE OF THE
COMPANY,
No. 528 WALNUT STREET,
Mi alio It
W. W. COOKMA.IT,
STOCK BROKER, No. 3*l WALNUT STREET^
TflE
WEST VIRGINIA
NAfEONALPETSOLEUai ASSOCIATION.
At a meeting of the Stockholders, held March 2d, after
hearing the import of the Provisional Board, showing
the treat rise in the value of the lands, it was
Rtsolved, That all stock which shall net be paid ia
foil boic.re tbe first of April ebaU be forfeited for cue use
of the Association, and that alter that date no stock
si all be told at Jess than ®l. 60 p -r share. _
The lends of the Association consist of 1,188 acres*
rituateo «>n Eeedy Greek, on the Little Kanshvva and ou
Hughes liver* in the best oil district of West Virginia,
Ail engine has been purchased, and work will be im
mediately commenced.
fcnbscriptiouii to stool: wi ! l bs recalTfd nntil April Ist,
at ope fiofiar per .bare, by JAMES L7&D. 'iru*tee. 80.
South SIXTH Street, eeco&diloor, or by as, of the
.'el'Owit'.-nitfeed gaatiemen:
Maitbew J. Brair, Ho. 11S7 Shackamaxon street
Joseph T. Howamd, Ho. 317 Stevens street. Camden.
Abraham Stewart, Ho. 136 South Sixth street, or Ho.
1843 South Fifth Btreet ...
Wm. B. Aokley. Ho. 802 North Second street.
Ms l ion GUliuxham. Ho. 2141 Arcti street.
James Zimmerman, Ho. 1201 8 Second street.
Jones Webster, Ho. 60 Horth Wihstreet,seeond fioor,
or fiioia .treet, near Twentieth. mh27-2t if
g£jjgp> I»HII,A»EU*HIAA!!U CHICAGO
OIL COMPANY,
OBSiITIZUfi ITHDHB THS haws oh
PEHHSYI, Y A H I A .
OFFICE. 318 WALHUT Street.
mMB-3t»
FTOT” STABIBIIVS STOJSR OIF- ASD
MINING COMPaNX-CHEaFEST STOCK 13
THE MARKET.
CArITAT,. 800.000 SHARES.
■WORKING CAPITAL, $40,009,
PAR VALUE. $l.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, 60 CENTS.
NO FURTHER ABSKS3MBHTS. • ... .
Within a lew dtye a new well has h»en struck at a
distance of one hundred yards from onr propsrty, on
the Kanawha.
AJlthe lands of this Company are located within the
£r*at UJI belt of West Virginia, and embraces 848 acres
i fee simple* and two leases, one of 10 and the other of
£ acres.
Maps and Prospectus at the office.
Subscription book will slots in a short time, as the
stock is being rapidly ,old. . „
Office, AIT WALNUT Street, Room No. S, third
,tO,y * ISAAC COOFBB, President.
JAMES M. FEROCSON. Treasurer.
mhHS-iat CHAS. H SIDEBOrHAM, Secretary.
ear- a HEKiise of the stock.
HOLBBHS OP THE LITTLE KfiHAWH* A«D
SPEIHG CBKEK OIL COMP AN?-will ba held at the
Hortbwest corner ofPOUKTH and WALHOT Streets* on
MOHI)AY, April 10th, at 2 o’clock P. M., to mahe By
laws Mid sleet Board of Btre«ors to serve oee year.
' JOSEPH H. HUGH,
President.
SAMUEL ECCLE3. JB,.
Treatnrer.
The properties of this company comprise 28 acres on
lease at }i royalty on Burning Springs Run, Wirt
connty, Wen Virginia, and dfH acres on Spring
Creek, near the above, In fse simple. The oompany
have two engines on the ground working,
A limited portion of the working capital is still not
subscribed for, which can be hadlat subscription price,
$1 per share, at the office, No. 886 CHURCH AHey.
mhgl-taplO
Fgff- MVIBEND SOTICK —OFFICE OF
■=» THE MAPLE SHADE OIL COMPANY, S3A
WALNUT Sheet,
Philadeipuia, March 23. ISM.
The Board Of Director* have this day declared a regu
lar Dividend of FOUR PERCENT., and an Extra Dlvi.
deid of EIGHT PER CENT., making In all Twelve Per
Cent., payable on aid after the 80th Inßt.
The Transfer Boohs wilt close on the 25th, at 3 F. M,,
and open on the 31st. THOMAS B. SEABLE,
mt24-Bt* Secretary.
OFFICE ov THE NO BEE AND
*=s®' DBLAMaTEK PETEOLaUiI GOMPASY, ttSO
CHSSTAtJT StlMt.
Fsn.Aim.rai A. March 20. 1165. '
The anneal meeting of the stockholders will he hela
on MOhUAX, the 10th of April next, at twelve o’clock',
noon. QISOHGtE W. HI7NTER,
mMltuthift Secretary,
Kgr” A MEETING OP THE STOCK.
1» lOLBEKS or THE HUGHE3 RIVStt OIL
COMPANY «U 1 lie held at the Offlca of the Com
pany. Ho. 60S WALHUT Street, on TUESDAY,
April 4ti, at 93d A. M, for tie purpose of election
a Piciident and Directors to «erve for the eneolnE
Tear.
HENRY B. EDMUNDS, -
rabSl-ththlt* Secretary of Hughes River Company
KSf*- OFFICE OP THE EGBERT Oil,
■W CO., Ho. 147 Sc nth FOURTH Street.
Philadelphia, March 15.1885.
The snnont meet: nr of :h.. hi. Ckhoider.* will be held
on WEDNESDAY, April 6th, 1865. at 1 o’clock P. M.
WM. M. CABTSB,
mhl4-tnfr6t Secretary and Treasurer-
OFFICE OF THE HYDE FASH
*=» OIL CO., Ho. IF? South FOURTH Street.
_ Philadelphia. March 13,1855.
The arnnal meeting ot the Stockholders will be hold
on MONDAY, April Sd, 1E65, at 1 o’clock P. M. -
. „ WM. M. CARTER
1nh.14 tnfrtt _ Secretary and Treasurer.
1®“ OFFICE ORGANIC OIL COKPA>
Bas ’ HY, 10 MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE.
Philadelphia, March 22.1885.
The annual meetliiH of htocanoldeis will be held on
tl e 6th day ol April, at 12 o’clock U
mliM-tapt STILES, Jr., Secretary.
MORRIS FARM OH COMPANY,
- ISB ' OFFICE, »86 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia,
SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM.
03* Clreniarr can be procdred upon application at
he OSes of the Company. v rnhS-lm
l®“ OmCE OF PEHN MINING COM
FJKf PAHY OF LAKE SUPERIOR, No. 319 WAL
NUT Street, - Philadelphia, Maroh S 4, 1885.
The annual meeting of the Stockholder, of this Com-
Deny, for tho election of Dlrectore and inch other bast,
neee at way-come before It, will ba held at the offlco of
the Company, 80. SIB> wALNUT Street, city ot palla
delphta. on tho first TUESDAY, the 4th day of April,
A. D 18(5. at 3 o’clock, p. M
mh2s-tap4 . DaYID S. BEYL, Secretary.
KS“ BIYIBEND NOTICE -OFFICE OF
the Washington and walnut band oil
CO., No 31A MARKET Street,
_ , ■ Philadelphia, March 18,1885.
The Directors of this Company have thla day declared
a Dividend of TWO PER CENT., clear of tax, payable
on and after April Sd next. «
Transfer books close on the 27th Inst and open April
tth- THOMAS B. SUPLEB,
mb 10 ISt Treasurer.
■3§jr“ THE ANN FA I, MEETING OF THE
K*? STOCKHOLDERS ot the ROCK OIL COMPANY
will be held In aoeordance with the by-laws, at the
the, company, »<> ~*O9 WALNUT Street, on
MONDAY, thethlrdof April next, at 11 o’clock A. M.,
when an election will beheld for Five Dlrectore to serve
'or tho taenio* year. JOHN F. GRAFF,
Dlhl3.tep3 See’y and Treaenrer.
BOUTAST.
S BOUNTY FOB MARINES.—
WASTED—"Veterans, only, having honorable dis
charges from the U. B. Marine Corps; will ba entitled
to the Government and all the local botmtiw, .tut*
upon enlistment Term of service four years. Better
compensation than toe army. Marines receive prise
money. For all fnitner information apply At JLlis
eraiting rendezvous. ITo 311 Sooth FKOIST Street ha
low Bprnce eta set* between, the hoars of 0 and 3 o’o’ock.
i „ a, JAMBB FOEMfiTk
mhlAtf y Captain &a 4 Recruiting Officer.
TJIB PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY. MARCH 28, 18®.
HOOSII H O M E;
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
BOOKS,
From l lie Pnwa or J. B. lApplncott * 00,
SPEECHES OF
Mil. GEN, CARL SCIIPRZ, F. B.
Collceted and Revised by tirn Author.
IZjbo. 92,
CONTESTS.
I. Tie Irrerroealble Conflict. 11, PoHttcal Morals <
lIT. Fro. Amerir&nlein, IV. The Vooal.»r Scvereleatr
Doctrite. V, KatificMionof Mi. Lincoln , Fttrt Boml
nBtn>Bforn«>Frcs!d,no, , VI T t» n on of surer,.
VII. Tbe Bill of Indictment VIII, Vrse Speech 1 1.
Reconciliation bv Emancipation. X.-Pe»ce, Liberty,
end Umpire- - XI. Tlio 'lieaaonof Slavery. -XXL Ap
peal to Ooinmos Sense.
A Hew Work. by the Author of "Held la Bondage: or
Granville de Vigne. *'
STRATHMOHEI
OS, WROUGHT BY HIS OWS Hill.
BY ••OUIDA,”
Aatbor Of "Hell in Bonds*e;or, Granvlire de Vila*. '*
One voL 12mo. 630 pp. Frlee 92.
Sf- PAUL IN ROM®.
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1865;
THURSDAY, Maicli SOth.
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rohiG-st , ■ ~
18(56.
' f •
BFRIN& CLOAKS.
PHILADELPHIA,
WILL EXHIBIT HfS HEW STIXES Of
ON TUESDAY, 538TH INST.
it -
QPENmO.
THOMAS W, W&M & CO.
NEW YORK,
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1865. CLOIHSIOEI. 1865
Eelonearly dead, we have adopted measure* to re
vive tiro
upon the good old principle of
within the roach of people living upon fined Incomes,
such as Ministers, Judges, Retired Merchants, &c., &c.
"Onr Stock is complete, purchased under a-severe
Golden pressure. and we are prepared to offer ,
CLOTHS, _ No. CLOAKINGS.
CAESIMBBES. _34 . SILK VESTINGS,
COATINGS; South NAVY CLOTHS,
BILLIARDS, SECOND ARMY CLOTHS,,
BAGATELLES, Street. FLANNELS, ho..
AX SO, 31 SOUTH SECOND STREET.
W. acC SNODGRASS.
Also, a large assortment of BROWN AND OLIVE
CLOTHS for Friends’wear. mh23-12t
REDUCTION OF PRICES
ON OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF
DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS.
GURWEN STODDART & BROTHER
Have determined to retain the eonfldense and re*
fewnee of their enstomers, and.haYe reduced the prices
ol their entire stock to the present panic rates, without
regent to cost. Large purchase! at ihe recent New
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CALICOES AT IS and SO cts.
i t blbachbd muslin, as ct«.
SAX'S! DEEPS GOODS FROM 31 to 3Y}£ eta,
MOUSSBLINB DELAINES FROM »S to »Bots.
JJLACK SILKS
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CUB WEN STODDART & BROTHER,
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. Abote Willow.
SPRING GOODS,
. FOB
MEN AND BOYS’ WEAR,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
OURWEN STODDART & BROTHER,
430, 45a. and 454 North SECOND Street,
. Above Willow.
JTADIBB’ CLOAKINGS.
WATER-PROOF OLOAKINOS
OUR WEN STODDART it BROTHEE,
450, 458, and 454 «ertb.SßC >)H DNtr.et,
mh2s-3t : , Above Willow.
O-OODS GREATLY REDUCED I! 1
VA : THE TIME TO BUY HAS COMB J ! I
A SPLENDID STOCK JUsT OPENED ! ! ! t
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and tben stepped In and bought freely, and are now pro
pareo to SELL COMPARATIVELY CHEAP ! 1 !
Black Silks, most excellent quality.
Plain Sitke in all colors,
■Wool De Laines, In all colors.-
Figured De Laines and Calicoes,
Beautiful Plaid Goode. -.
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Linens and Muslins, ail grades.
Ca.tlmeres and Cloths.
Flannels, Tickings. Checks, Ginghams. No., Jte.
Shawls, Skirts, Hdkfs, Veils,Ao„ he.
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Beat i* the city, , .
For SIX mats*
For Sl» oeate.
A great Barton.
▲ great Bargain*
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nro HOLDERS OF OIL STOCKS.—I
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QBO J 'nauJLoi<ii<
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FIRST OPENING*
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©FENING.
J. M. BAFLEIGH,
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mi A§9 CLOTH CLOAKS*
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PARIS STYLE
MAJNXII.I.A.B,
TUESDAY, 28th INSTANT.
KING COTTON
KING GOLD
CLOTH TRADE
MODERATE PRICES.
cheap;
CUE WEN STODDART & BROTHER, .
450, 458, sad 454 Horth SBCOR D Hreet,
Above Willow.
OCR WEN STODDART & BROTHER,
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... Above WlUoiv.
AT BIDUOBD PRICES.
1084 OBBSTBOf BTBBBT.
1, M. NEEDLES,
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AUCTION NOTICE.
Jg T. WILLS, AUOTIONKER. .
9 J
AUCTION NOTICE.
HKMBIYE SIM 01 RIBTHM¥ABE.
I.SOO CBATISS.
BY OBDEB OF
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TO QE SOLD AT Atiol'lON
BY E. T. WIIJQS*
OH WEDNESDAY. MARCH 28 to, ISSS.
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Me. 13 MURRAY STREET. HEW YORK.
•JMP The sale Will indnde 1.300 CRATES, cm-
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Cataloeuee are now reedy. mhis.4t
1865.
WAU PAPERS.
SPRING STYLES
PHILADELPHIA
1865.
WAItL FAFEIBS!
HOWELL & BOIBIE,
N< B, OOR, FOURTH AND MARKET STS,,
PAPER HANGINGS
AND
WINDOW SHADES.
mbSS-thetn 2to
«EISTB». FURSIISHISO OOODB.
PINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
-d- The sabsoTlber* would invito attention to thtif
IMPBOVBD CUT OF 83ERT8.
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constflntl'w Ttcfivlng
NOVELTIES FOB GENTLEMEN’S WEAK.
J. W. 800TT & oO.*
GENTLEMEN S FtJBNtRHING STORE,
No. bi 4 obestnot srasst.
Four doors below the OontlneataL
J^OOKING-GLaSSES,
AT BIDUdID PRICES.
JAMES S. EARLE & SONS
have made a GREAT REDUOTIOH in their price,, and
have now in stock a very large and elegant aeseort
mentef
LOOKING-GLASSES,
OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAVINGS,
PORTRAIT ABB PICTURE FRAMES.
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bjaifo, &o.
EARLE’S GALLERIES,
mh27-12t SIB CHESTNUT STREET.
r® TQUKQ- LADIES* AND CHIL
’S SPRING
MILLINERY OPENING,
THURSDAY, Mute! 3D:h. IBM.
MRS NICHOLS,
103 South EIGHTH Street.
jnb2B»3t*if
r® MRS. ALLEN,
«?»8 CHBSTinJT Street,
Wul 003*1
FARES AFD KBW TORS: MILLItIBBT.'
. THURSDAY. Maria EO,iBS5. mS3-2fc*
£ H. SLEEPER & CO.,
BIS HINOB STREET,
MANUFACTURERS, AGENTS, AND WHOLE
SALE DEALERS IN
FLINT AM) GREEN GLASSWARE,
, Have now. In .tore . full assortment of tbs shove goods,
whlsh we offer at the lowest market rates.
Being sole agents for the SALEM GEEBN GLASS
WORKS, wo are prepared to make and work private
moulds to order.
PORTER, MINERAL, and WISE BOTTLES, of a
superior color and finish.
Also, LAMP CHIMNEYB, APOTHECARIES’ SHOP
FURNITURE, SHOW BOTTLES, STRIBOEB, HOMCB
OFATHIO VIALS,and Druggists’ Glassware generally.
T. A. EVAHS & CO.’S PITTSBURG GLASS VIALS
lomtaatVy on hand at factory prices. fe!6-Sm
QAKD.
SPECIAL KOTICR.
The Store I sow oeonpy is cold toi a Banking lnttl
tution. .
Rot being able to procure a bnllllog safficlently large
to hold my atcoi, I am compelled to
SEIA, OUT
Asf&etaepoeeible. Jnowoffer my Immense asaoriment of
E’TJRICIXIJXiE
AT VEST ROW PRICES.
GEORGE J, HESRELS*
mhlMm 800 ARB 811 CHESTHOI BTBBBT.
QOTTONADIS,
AN ABSOETHEHT OP
TORE COMPANY’S
COXTONAPES,
BOOTT KURD BROWN AND -BREACHED
GOODS,
EECJSXYED ASB FOB SALE BT
wain; LEAMING, & 00.,
No. aai OHESTHUT STREET.
JgHGLISH BEOWK STOUT,
SCOTCH AJLOE3,
IS STONE and glass.
ALBERT O. ROBERTS,
DEALER IN TINS GROCERIES.
yf-M" H. JAMES,
(Formerly of Philadelphia,)
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
FEANKLIH, VENANGO COUNTY, FBNNA.
Special attention given to the examination of Titles.
\ Pbilapelphxa Befbrenoes j— Ohas, B. Lex, Esq.,
Bon J. .Boss Snowden, James H Little. Bsq.T, T.
Tasker. Sr., Hood, Bunbrtghfc, A Co., J. Z. DeHaven,
President 7th National Bank. mhlQ-Sm*
TkEAH’S GREAT TOBACCO, CIGAR;
XJ ASP pipe stoke.
Ho. £l3 CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia, Pa,
Dean keeps the greatest assortment.
Dean keeps the greatest variety.
Dean keeps the largest general stock. -
Yon can get any kind of Tobacco,
Yon can get any kind of Cigars,
You can get any hind of Pipes,
lon can get ant kind of Snuffs.
AT DEAN’S GBEAT TOBACCO STOBB,.
No. £l3 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, Fa.
When yon go to fes&'s von can set anything von
want in the way of Plug, Fine Cat, and Smoking To*
baccos, Domestic and Havana Cigars. Pipes. Ac.
Dean keeps the largest general stock of Tobaeoo, Ci
gars, Pipes, Ac., in the United States.
Dean’s sales are so extensive that he can. afford to soli
at about on*-half what others sell for.
* Dean sells to the Army of the Potomac.
Dean cells to the Army of the James.
Dean sells to the Army of the Tennessee.
Dean sells to the Army of the Cumberland.
Gunboats all order their Tobacco. Cigars, Pipes, Ac.,
from DEAN’S, No. £l3 CHESTNUT Street.
Pennsylvania merchants all hay at Dean’B,
New Jersey merchants all buy at Dean’s, ’
Delaware merchants all buy at Dean's, .
As they can alwayt get . just what they want, and at a
much lower price than they can eirewhere, and they
do not have to pick up their goods at a dozen little
stores.
All goods ordered are guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Order once, and yon will always order from Dean’s,
as hie plug and fine cat chewing.and smoking tobaccos
end cigars are far superior to all others, and he sells for
much lets. DEAN’S, No. 413 CHESTNUT Street.
no3o*4m ~ Philadelphia,. Fa.
GAMUEL W- HOFFMAN, ATTORNEY
O AT LAW AND CONVEYANCES,
FBAKKLIN. VENANGO COUNT Y, PBNNA.
(lata ot Philadelphia.)
TtyBBRS TO
Charie. B. Lex. EsqTT , B. OBlddleftCo.;
B. O. Knight ft Co., Dr- R 8. Ma.fc.nil6,
Janes B. L«Uo, ISacu. I W. H. Yeaton&Oo.
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the buslces*. and capacitated for the bo»t hied.of work;
to whom capital, tooiß, &c.* will be furnished, and an
interest giv«a in the ba»Ueas» Address »b* under-
HUnfd at Brie, FA. B. f. H. * YMS.
nii27-4t Daily Dispatch^
WANTED-A SITUATION BY A RE
»* fiPEOTABLK yono* mania a Store. Offlse, or
Haxotaetory i 1« a *ood penman, and can rive rood cltr
reierencea. Addrow " Wf. 8..” Box 139?, POUoda.
Boat Office. mMS-it
WANTED—CAN VAfeSERS FOR
7 , The beat terms offered. Ap*
ply at 43a OBBBTBUT St., second story. mb»- im*
WANTED—AT $l5O PER MONTH—
** A reliable Canvawerin every town and county,
for the IfUiiSK ABB SPY, tbe moot Interextin* and
exciting book e»er jsnbH*hed, embracing the advea
tore, of a woman in the Union army ae Karas, Ecout,
and Spy, riving a most vivid inner ptesnre of the war.
Wo have Ateeu cleans* *l6O per montb, which we will
prove to any doubting Applicant Bond for eircnlst*.
Address *'JOBES, BEOS., * GO., 600 CHKSTffOT
Street. Philadelphia. ” mb7 Im*
A COMPETENT BASS SINGER IS
open for an Enregawonttf applied to immediately.
Addr-vs -‘Choir,' 1 Peat. Office BvX‘2l7. mhM-2t*r
fJRBATEST THING OF THE TIMES
V* -BO WESTS PETZE ESI VBLOFES -Agents wanted
everywhere. Pmnmui Watches given to Agent*. Uu
receipt of $l6 We wlll mail, post-paid. MO Envelopes,
and afipieodld Solid Silver Huntiog-Gm Watch as a
premium to the agent. A single Envelops sent, with
circular and futl particulars, on receipt of 25cents. Ad
dress A. H. BOW EM & GO., P. 0., Box 4210, 36 BEES
MAH Stmt, M. Y. mh27-3m
PARTNER WANTED IN THE IRON
A Bnatness, with a capital of 009 in caxh or Pi*
Iron. Apply at th« ofiico Eon a tala Green Iron works,
4a* WALPOf strtet. . mhgS 3t»
m HOUSE WANTED. —WANTED
-■Eto BEMT—A medium-sized Hour's* with all tbe
modern conveniences, and withM twhnfey minutes of
The Press office, Post *>f references give it. Address
**B. P,» offloe of The Press. _ iafa34-tf
£ WANTED TO RENT, BY APRIL
Ist, a mod.ro BWBIXIK9, Bitnated abovo Arch
•treat ai d west of Broad, Bent about Ms.‘ Address
Box IBS7, Pott Office mM-lm*
FOR SALE AND TO LEl>,
«FOR BALE—THE HOUSE AsHD
LOT, 1430 SPfiUCE street, aoath side; 33 feet
front, four stories, with. Office ia from basement, Ap
Ply ob the premites, .
between 10 and 2 o’clock.
m COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE. Jg}v
EBSI— Eanddooe Vllia, ’vith twenty-eight Acres of
Land, romsnticahT ululated, let one of me most healthy
aua beautiful sections of tbe country, ton atlas from
the city, and a mil* and a half fr-'ta a station, with
almost hourly communication. Hot and Cold Water
Ihicnghout tbe house, and other modern conveniences;
Stabit, &c &q.' - _
Address *’A. L. B. T.," Box2o7sphtladetnhiaPost
Office., . mh2B-ta.thsfft*
®FOR BALE—COTJNThY SEAT A
or Barm of 40 acres, on Church Lane Darby
Township, Delaware county, within a few naiautes*
walk of the Went Chester and Philadelphia Ballroad*
and one mile of tbe Darby Pasaeiuer .Kaii-vay The
land is in a high elate of cultivation, handsomely Jo
e&ied, with exitiDsiYe view of unrounding country;
there ate several Buricgs of wa.i*r and an excellent
quarry of fiay-stone oa the premises The improve*
meat's con si* t of two writ* built substantial stone
Houses, with shade, shrubbery, choice fruit, and ornv
mental tree*. AUo. two bams, stable. carvUge-hoaws.
spring-home,. corn crib, sheds, flic. Ice hmve, well
filled with ice. Applv to JOHN WHILST on the
premises or JOEL S. PJSBKIB6, Efos. 415 and 47 smith.
FBoflT Street. __ mhitf- 6i*
«FOR PALE—LARGE AND DESL
KAELE DWELLING, wsstsidocf Fourth, street,
south of ereoo Hreot. Lot 20 feat iroot b» 18lfe«t rtsjp
toB.street. Apply to 8 Ttrti.'B,
mh-27-3t I*l Rorth BIXTH Street.
MFOR SALE—A YERY SUPERIOR
BCUfcB in WEST PHIL iDBLPHIA, excellent
stable, fine well of water: rural, vet quite ne&?; ail
ccnveitieiicess replete in nil respects. Address “Mer
chant. *' Box 2300, Post Office. mb27-lm
m FOR SALE OR TO BENT, IN BUR-
IrIJfGTON, W X, a large and coaven’ant B riTCE
DWELLING HOUSE, thirty feet £r:iat oa Broad street*
containing tbiiteea room*, with bath, g&a, &c The
side tardea, of half an acre, is well aapplb-d with, choice
fro it iree» in tearing. The ioca.lon is desirable and
within a abort distanceof the Camden and Amboy Bail
road kt&Uon. _
2S8 r ,‘!f ri * w ‘ 0
m FOR SALE-DWELLING-HOUSE
-■aAon FIFTEENIH Street north of Arch street.
B W. BBBNUY,
Mo. 30 Morth SEVSaTa Sirrah
Apply to
H3hlS>lm*
POE PALE—A LARGE MOROCCO
**- FACTORY, -with capacity for tanning- and finishing
25 do* thin? p*r day, with steam eujjlaa, 3s« “Lot 40 feat
by 181 feet deep, to a navigable stream, and well adapt
ed f «r tint or any other manufacturing biSßioeaa,
. There are two three-story brick dwellingt-efc the front.
Inquire at
917 Forth FRONT Street, Philadelphia;
Also, a Union Leather Splitting Machine and Oarriera*
Tables. mh2s 3t*
*TO RENT—DESK ROOM IN A ETJR-
A ntsb<d Office, for au Oil Comas**; bonks of the
company kept. Location, Third, feelovrOhe* a» A -
ditas box 2?aQ, F O. mh2s 6;*
0»E MILLION BRICKS FOR SALE.
Apply to J. AT. GIU.ES CTB. 8(IT ana 80S Swtb
THIBTEBHTH Street. or ac Brick Yard, TWESfl'i-
BIPTH sod WBaKTOB Streets. mbSS-Mi*
T?OR SALE—A LOT OF GROUND ON
"*• SETBEBT Street, west of Birteieoeth, 40 by 83 feet:
Will be cleßcd very low for ca-h B K OLBK i,
mblB tl 1»3 Sou'.b FOU&T d Street.
“FOR SALE—A NUMBER OF DESIRA
BLJE JBOILDUBG LOTS. For partica>ars apply to
BAfaUfiL Q TffoMPdON,
Attorney at Law,
356 WAkffUT Street.
mhll-lm
pOAL YARD.-TO LEASE FOR A
term of year*, a vacant lot on north side of
IHGTOJST Avenue,, above Twelfth., 60 feet by 95, suita
ble for a ccal yard, or for purpose*: will be fitted
up for a coal yard, if detlred. Inquire at Mo. 509
COMMBROB Street. xnhSfi etofcMc*
■DESIRABLE DOUBLE OFFICES—
S-J foe LENT, on tha flint and second floors, in
WAImUT fciriftt, below Fourth. Apply to JAQOB Iff.
BLLIB, So, IS4 South. FOUETfI Street, corner of W*l
ittt, second story, ; - mhiS-Sv*
ThRUO STORES, CITY AUD COUH
TBY, for sale and wanted at all prices.
mMlm» W. M. DI JKSOS, *27 WaLNCTC Street.
9f)(M AMOUNT YERNON STREET.
&\J\ BjitE by THOMAS U SO NS, at ten o’clock
next WBOtfS&PAY MOBNI2TO, of entire household
FUKHiTUiB, and enperlor rosewood MALOLB »sf. 5
octaves, u&rh art’s make, mMB-2t
WnW77 AMD $2,066.66.
nP*',” f *• l i Orontd Kectc of shore amounts,
amply securedacd centrally located
lor sale by. E OABPEBTBB & SOB,
mhS- 18t* 3*3 Sooth THIRD Street
Department: of markets,
WHARVES, AKD FiFrfl
Street, below Cheainnt. •*,
HOtIOE. —The following- named Wharvea and Land
inf 8 will be leased at public auction, for a term of ona .
or three jears, to t-se stand bestb-«lder, at toe
MBBCHABTS’ EXCHANGE, on WEDNESDAY, tie
S9ih daj of March, 18s5» at 12 o’clock noon.
Vine-street Lansing, on toe Delaware.
Vine-streefc Landing, on tie Schuylkill.
Race- street Landing, oath* SchuyikiU.
N. B —AUo, ihe materials of ti e Market Shed .on
York avenue, east of Frankfort road. , ,
mb 27-St J. H. PDGH, - Commissioner.
FISASCUL.
•p C. STEDMAN & CO.,
57 EXCBMHE PLACE, SEW TOSK,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
DEPOSITS AES COMMISSIONS BEOEIVED OB THE'
HOST FAVOSABLB TEEMS.
PETROLEUM STOCKS
BOUGHT AHA SOLD strictly On commission at tie
Segnlar Board. This business is a specialty with as.
Our facilities for lie transaction, and onr Information as
to tbs condition and prospects of ttic various Oil Stocks,
w« believe to bo unsurpMsod.
JKS~ Correspondents please observe that we. have re
moved from SO Broad street to our nets BABKIBG
OFFICE, 80. 57 EXCHANGE PLACE.
EDMUND O. STEDMAN,
CHARLES E. CLARKE,
THOMAS M. NEWBOTJLD.
mhSl-tnthsSl*
nfREABURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
-A OF THE OOMFTSOLtBB OF THE CUBBEffOT,
WiSHtSQTOK, January Si, ISM
Whereat, By satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned, It has been made to appear that THE
BATIOBAL EXCHABGB BABK OF PHILADELPHIA,
la tbe city of Philadelphia, in the county of Philadel
phia. and State of Pennsylvania, has been duly orga
nlsed under and according to the reonirements of the
Act ot Congress entitled "An act to provide a national
Currency, secured by a pledge of United States bonds,
and to provide for the cbsulatlott and redemption
thereof,'' approved Jnne 3,1864, and has complied with
all the provisions of said aet required to be compiled
with before commensing the business of banting under
said Act- .
Now, therefore, I, HUGH HaCUI/LOCH, Comp
troller of the nurreQcy, do hereby certify that THS
NATIONAL EXCHAKGfe BAIK OF PHILADELPHIA,
In the city of Philadelphia, In the county of Philadel
phia, and State of FewuiyiTaniv 1m authorized to eom
ssenee the builnese of banJslni under the act aforesaid.
Comptroller oj the Currency.
'J'HE FRANKLIN SAYING FUND,
HO. 136‘j3Q0TH FOURTH STREET, BELOW
' CfIESTNOT,
Pays flveper cent, Interest on Deposits. Agents for
thesaJSof united Staves 7 3*lo Loans at Far Goysra*
meat. State and fttty Loans and Stocks bought end sold
lor depositors and otters cn Commission. mhlfl 3m
TXYDE & BURPEE,
A A 1503 WILLOW Street. Philadelphia,
Sole Manufacturers of tits
“^SfflffDnunoro
E. J. HYDE’S PATENTS
•* We save many times its cost yearly by roasting ouj
coffee with your Portable Coses Boaster. ”
. J. S. KINGSLEY* CO..
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia
“ Where good coffee is desired, we consider ydni
Boaster abeoiELtely neosuary. I '.
KANAGA. FG WLsR, & 00., Girard House.
•*I can fnraiah better coffee, at less expense, thaa
when using the ready-roasted enffee. 1 *
. « « « W. H; BAKER, Ashland House.
“Your Coffee Roaster and MUI are indispensable k
me.” . ' B. B CLARKE, Germsntown.
** I consider your Portable Coffee Roaster theheat in
the market.’* JOHN B. LOWB.
Philadelphia Coffee and Spice Mills.
U, g. A. Qbxbbali HospjTAi,
SCTMXIT Ho.tfSß.
" Tom Patent Coffeo Roaster Is in Me in thi* Hospl
tel, and doe, its wort In a very satufactory maoaar,
the coffee boing mach more evenly roasted, without
any portion of It, being oyerdone. Tiwte iseayin* te
auantUv and improvement in onallte, th^aromajo: aw
retained. ” SnrgeonU. 8. V., inchargc.
D. 8. A OasERAI, BoapiTAp.
Chbstbb, Fenaa.
"It gives me 'pleasure to recommend M roor OoSSe
Boaster to all doling BACHBi
Surgeon U. 8. in charge.
JHIJSSBS&SiE
JSSciw it oSy machine worth having. Price,
*Pri’c»fOT Portable Store andßoaster,fcr Oroeer.,
HoWtal.. Coffee Mann/actarMs: Ho. 1, #«i
bp* jfr
|_| JSLMBO&D’S EXTRACT BUGHTJ
Jtl elves healtn and vigor to the frany
the pallid chert. DebUTtv ts acoom- *K d h b ‘°®” i J
alarming symptoms, and if no treats' JJJTJSSI
teT.owSawttoa. lowßlti
gALBOFA
OOLLECTIOH 0F YALUABMI
OIL PAINTINGS,
EUBOPEAH AHD AMEBICAIf.
ITMras. TpOMAB BIECH & SON respectfully lnftn*
die polio that they have now on exhibition, atthoir
HO. 1110 OHEBTNtTP BtBEKT,
A collection of oxer iso Olt PAIHTItos. «■«(&«
many choice ,pBciman» by dliUngnlkhad XuomuS
ABioricMi artUto,
CaUlcgoes are now ready, and.the Paintlano>w
dally lor exhibition from Oo cloek A. M. natU 10 o'eUflfc
Pi M., ontUthe time of sale.
THE SAX.B
Will tale place on the Evenings or
WEDBBBDAT ABD THUBSBAY, MARCH 39 4Xl)3#
COMMENCING AT HAIF-PASr T O’OiOCK.
mhS7 3t THOS. BIEOH & SOM, AnotloneeA
THE PHENIX MANUFACT URDfi
A COMPANY will offer for sale at
PUBLIC “AUCTION,
<W THOBBDAY, THE 6rH OP APSIh BKE
■ At 11 o'clock A. H„
Atß-tHE COTTON MAOHUTEKTi
HbW In good running order, at the
PHENIX KHiliS, PATEBSON, HEW \ -
Adapted Mr*the making or Caitp* -
28 Cotton Card,, SS Inchev with a
Beads, Drawing hpeeaers’ Pra
with Cans. Bobbins,Ac. \
SS Spinning Frantss," 132 isjrtrile, \
SJf inch Traverse Gels' Prunes!? 7 Fra.
verao. \
2 pair Mule*. 2,600 nptndles;. \
14 Twist*rs, 7,0 spindles' V.
62 Power Icon:8. for wedvtnc cotton or V
*S££t* I SS£S! am ' wW,a!f * r 4 v
2 Tart Presses B lb. bnsdleeoaMß. * \
Irens Frees, 101 b. bnadtes. \
2 belli** Machines V
12 Cotton Keels. &c. . . \
Cans. Bobbing. Belt., WlirpJKiUa, Sc.
Lots of Band BaeUes forSaxr
mh2B 8t BBNjf.Hlfl B. TJT.T, Prasident, .
n,h2B «*'
CITY BAZAAR AND TATTE*.
SiliLSt SACS Snoet,'between Eleventh uA
Twelfth- ..
—„ BTEEH A CHAMFIOS; Anotionssrs,
Will offer for trie on . . .
TUESDAY,
A large lot of Horse*, Carriage!, Wagons, HarnaaC
Ac:, in besold wbhout reset v*- Atnonstfetemm«v£«
fojurd several pair ef verr fast; and‘splendid Carriage
Howes. Also, family Horses. Ponies, draught
work Horses.
Also, corns .very fere Boekawa&VfagAes, Ph&sfc***'
Geri’sntewn wagons. NBuikies, dsggy Wagons, mad*
by some of our beet Male* re
■Alto; stogie and double Harne*e, 'made bv Laser ft
Phttlh*,- Pierce, Ho&n, and other efty makers.
8. &6. wruict rebT-ectftuly c&U ascension to the about
sale, asoao in. every rasped wonhythe attention df
buyers.
Catalogue ready, early en the morrlng of sale,
bo poseftnaasaent on aecount of weather,
robiic SAlitve'rery Tuesday and PrSday/ -v
Horses, Yffh&lea, and JELatnesa always oahws.s at mi#
vate sale.
Splendid accommodations for all horssa
ed for puba«ror privet tale: mhU-2t
TUEW CHESTNUT. STREET'' THEA
ICE—OH3SBTEIJT *TRKST, ABOVS TWSLFrH.
•I CBsPAT SVESi HG, March KHi,
GEAHB GOSJOTiIffEHTAKy BKSmi TO
m .'»» h gakbhks,
Bnctne** Jgcnt,
Upon which ecoalbn a GBUSO HAMMOTS BUS
WIU be OIMBER EUEtf
bas. In the hirdeat ntanner. votoat«ert»d herVaitiaWw
»ervic£s,and willma»eherFlßSi*
her recent indUpoiStfoir, a* OBBTBTJOJS. with Sonn&
in ihe eiegarc morel PSti* Oomedv, tue
BVEBY LADT that attends This Evening win he pew*
MAGMfTCBST SATIIf PSOGIRAXtfB.
The PerforsiaiMifi wiU cocom-nc« with
great moral Drama, in- i acie, by Hiss i*aurA Kesiuk
syied
THE WOBBLES PHIL AIiELPHIAs
Or, TheCdrseof Drink,
The Performarce to coneiude with tie Httsicil Petfc
Comedy, the LOAN OF A LOVER.
Gerutade, Mrs S.iphls Glmber Kwh*
CHANGE OF TlME,—Doors open at Ps£
formance to commence at C o'clock.
JOHM COLLIHB.
WEDaTKSDAT APTESSOOS' AWD BVE3ri3rSt
Bvn©*t Of «r. LEWIS BABER,
SISS WESTERN will appear at the Xadhtfia'
SATFSBiT AEEBKSOOIT, April Ist,
GKAfftf .**MIt,Y
THE WOEKMESf OF
jvVi j 5« pr»Kfttea, -
THBBSSA? EYBNCW4
Benefit of the ODjJ-fELI.OWB.
FRIDAY EVBSU*G-. Kerch Slat.
Benefit of the THISD-WAKD DRAFT COMatCCTfc
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
f f TOJ3SD AT KVESSINC?. 'March 28,
JfABBWBLI, BSSCEFir Of
SAM HEMP MS,
sah hsmpuß,
Slit fiEMPIfE.
Tie domestic dram* cf
YICTORIffB.
Mr BoTirorinß Sam HontPlOa'
To conclude with th* Lodger dr*mdof tho
BIDBBM HAND. _ _
W 001..............
TUBS.'JOHN DREW’S NEW AROflE*
ifX fcTBEET TSEATEB.
HOUSES PACKED TO THE BOOT.
- _ Mr. anri Mrs. BASSET wtlrUinr
TO-JtXGBT {TOESDaI), MaYfchSß ISJ6,
1* GiwKtOUS PISCES.
BOBXf TO GOOD LUCK,
AM HOBS IS SEVILLE. and
THE 9iPP7 HAH’*
FBJDAY, Mrs. BABSBT WILLUMS’ BEBEFIf
IVrU&ICAL FUND HALL.
"A Mile. DE Mr. WKHLI.
TWO GBASDCONOBBT3 fEtTRSUAYand FSIDAT
„„ March SPt&aud 31st
2Jr. 3,48 thstonorto announce that
SfJJe. HELENE DB KATOW. the renowned Btusisot
Violoncellist, and Mr. JAMES M. WEHx.I, tEoemiaeafc
Piano-force virtuoso, will *tre
TWO GRAFD
©u THURSDAY and FjvlDaY BVBsISCR. March SBfr
and 31st, im f assisted by Mrs. HSffRIETfA B*H
£ h* ?ed American Prinsa Donne, s!gv POTT*
LICCBI. Basso Frofundo. Musical Director and Con*
d®ctor,Mr. 8. BEBBEKB An entirely net* progr >**a
Mr. W%hli wtH perform Jor the flr»t dm* “Soaat*
Patbetique,” Beethoven; ” Hellers
*L« _ Zephyr ror ie* Roses’* and Grand March Fantasia
WehlL Mile. De Hatow will play * * Sonwotr da Spa*
Serrate and Offer bach’s Musette. ** Admission SO cant*.
Reserved seats 5 * rent* estra The t*ie «.*f seat* c»m
menceaon TDBSDAY, March 23th, at 9A M, as OKAS.
fo&nypisgsg?'*'* uaie sW - smam «*
Boor* own st 7«. To commence at Bo'clock. Chide*
ering’s >ianos are used at the.Be Concerts. mk27-St
MR. DEMPSTER, COMPOSER OF
The May Queen,’ ' “tament.of the Irish Suit*
arast,”Sc., baring recently retained from Sareph
TPjm ClTAft,
BALLAJ); BNEEBTAI3 ME??T OF HIS MOST FOFIfr
■ ABD ballads,
«P THS KTJSICaL FU3D HALL,
■ OW-MOTOAY SVBHIUO, April 3d,
which vill inciu<l||&» **TS& MAT QngST. • -
Tickets, 60cent'seach." Reserved seats, Resetsextnv?
.Withjanmtert attached. may ba *ecmed at fifr. J. S.
GOULD’S Music SJjre, corner of t»*
CBBSTHUT Streets, where & plsji of the Hall may b«
seen.
To commence at S o’clock. mhSS-stathemK*
ORCHESTRA.- PUBLIC
BBHJABSAJIB erwBATBBDAYsi3& o’clock
P. H., at MBSICAi PBNB HAM,. Single Ticket*, X
tents,. She JMfkgjseSl; to be had at Trumoler’s. An
dre’erAod Stores, and at the Hall. no7-MT
THE ACADE&Y OE ETOB ARTS.
/-CHBSTOTT Street, above Tenth, Is OPEU BAU.2
for visitor*, from 9 A. Jf. to 6 P. SL jax
BOARD WANTED-BY A GENTLE
•*-' MaN and hie wife, In* strictly private family, or
in one where hut few hoarders ate taken.- References
*Jv€n and required. Address “Kew York,” Press
office. mhS7-3t*
TW O HANDSOME COMMUNICA
TIPS Second-story BOOMS, unfurnished; *lso a
two fumuhed, with Boarding, in a first class Bead*
donee. Location central. Reference required, Addraa*.
**B. M.,* 1 BoxSSliP. O. mh22-st*
ROAD, YIA.MKBIA.
4 SUM MSB ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, April 17,1805, the trains wftt
leave as follows:;
WEST CHESTER TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia for West Cheater at 7.36 and 20. JB
A, M., and 2.15. 4.45. and 6 45 PUL
Leave W©*t Chester forPhiladelphla at 5;20,: 7.46, as&
10.56 A. M., and 1 46and 445 JP, ML
Trains leaving West Chester at 7.45 A.2L and leavinx
Philadelphia at 4 45 P; M. will step only at Media; BJT
Junction, Glen Mills, Oheyney’B, and StrestßcwL
B. <s* JUNCTION TRAINS- <
Phil ad elphla for B. C-. Junction at 4.16 and 13
Leave B. C. Junction for -Philadelphia at 8.28 A. JE.
and 7.50 P.M. , r
These trains stop at all intermediate Aistions.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Philadelphia at 838 A M. and 28. SL
* l eave West Chester at 8 A. SC au&dP.'tf. __
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7.58 A. M. and 4-45 Pr
M., and leaving West Chester at 7 45 A. Jd and 4 45 P,
M. connect at B C. 'Junction with trains on P. A B.
SLR. fox Oxford and intermediate points.
Passes sera are allowed, to take vxstrinf apparel raly"
as baggage, and the Company wili nothin any case, be
responslDii for an amount exceeding one hundred del*
laxs, unless a special contract is mide for the name.
HBNBT Gea‘l Bap*t,
PhuadkiiPHTa, March 15, 1865. mh22»33tlf
ESmmzs&Sßsm CAMI>EN AK-D AT
BW y jjl'iW" tt*TT.-RflAl»
It uve Yine-Mrvet. Ferry.
Freight, with Paereoger Cur atiaeh0d.».,w«..7.30 A. Ki
Atlantio Accommodation.., 1.15 p. if.
Inaction Accommodation „5 30P. £
.. EBTtrESIKg i LRAVSS.A!rX,Airr*3.
Atlantic Aee0mm0dftU0n...*, w ».,...».. m ,8.13 A. Be.
Preichc. with Paatenier Car attached™. „.LSaP. K.
Junction Accommodation — 6. SS A. 52.
_ BXTfU EADDONTIatr» TBAiSfS
hear®Tina street 11.15 A. It, Haddhn told 12.30 P. K>
„ Freirtt must he deUvned .st.Cooper-’s Point before
3.30 P. St., to inanie its sains down thrwnext dar.
JOSS Q. Eft? AST, Asonk.
FOB Jl&B&NZ AND TR9Y,
TOSK,' AfIFIK
iUiU*i*Aff iE-33'TSiBY, S. Pso
>ers, master, |a now load!** first artiar/ baiowr
-HSSS I LS^ pll iJ'» 0J *b* abov« points*, and will ieave oa
THUB6HAY E*enisff, Yor wbi<s& wGI bt
taken ©a reasonable terms, «*
, 4 J>. L. *XA*TA<UI& Agent,
mb27*4t 3sHl ifoatli PSijAWA'tfifi Arena*.
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