The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, May 16, 1862, Image 4

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    THE CITY.
MEETING OE COUNCILS
The Storage of Petroleum and Benzine in the
City—Auother Yeto by the Mayor—The Mar.
ketostreet Railroad—The Bouanot Lands—
The Enlargement of Fairmount Park—Col.
Wm. F. Small.
SELECT BRANCH,
Tuxo. CUTLER ? rceakli nt, in tho chair.
Petitions, communications, etc.
Prom Simpson and Neill asking for the passage of an
Ordinance prohibiting the storage of benzine, petroleum,
and other explosive articles in the portions of
the eitr, or "Aare such dmaruoil..r. .ropo,LY at eeede
red at Christian-street wharf on Tuesday night might be
repeated.
Mr 51EGART presented several petitions, numerously
'Opted, relative to the nettle matter.
[The recant lien at Christimi•street wharf, where n
vessel loaded with coal oil burned for fourteen continu
ous hours despite the efforts of the firemen to extinguish
the flames ' shows that the article is exceedingly danger
ous in the built-up portions of the city - . The petroleum
has but recently been introduced into commerce, and int
rgoottitirs ere ltronyjit to the city from the wells,
for shipment to the East and to Europe. Until TeliSeili
can be obtained to convey it abroad, the oil is stored
-various parts of the city, in any vacant building which
can be rented at a cheap rate. The Mayor and Fire
Ifirtridial Ellielthurn are constaidly rimoiving complaints
upon the subject.
The petroleum is not only a dangerous commodity in
case of fire, hut at all times the stench arising from it is
very annoying In the crude mate, the benzine arising
from the oil. mid mingling with the atinoldieric air,
fermi a tafinnnnen morn taniOgVO than stpiwwder. nu
explosion may occur trout ninny causes; such its a
lighted lamp, a strtrk from a cigar, etc. Even the heated
surface fit a glass lamp is Mode to igui!a the gsseans
matter, and when once ignited. there is but little pse+i
billey
of checking the tie.. Belie n thus, is nand in
lamps it is refines' lay cis; illatinn, and the benzine is ex
tracted; therefore. the tell ard article is not explosive;
but eboiild a fire occur where this nil is stored, there
would be the some !Wheal) in extingiii-hang lite flames I
Prom Om Pity t- LL. till,. of It
of ground on Fortieth street, which he refuses to ap
prove.
From the Controllora of Public Schook, oohing for an
appropriation of one hundred and forty dollars for paving
the Kondorton SchooThong,.
From the same body, tukilm for further appropriation;
for school repairs, &c. Also, for an appropriation of
twenty thousand dollars to purchase a building now occu
pied as a schoolhouse.
Front the trufitm of the City foe float, niiking for a
forilior appropriation of six thoustool dollars to pay for
keeping the moat hi repair. &e. Also. that a certain
proviso, limithez the expenditure of tummy, might, ho
reminded,
Mr. 31EGART pregented a petition aimed he 1111M0r0113
friends of the late. Lietit. Col. John C. V i nikkop, adting
that Councils might take some action relative to the re
ception and dis.postil of the rritmins.
From the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department. stat
ing that he had suspended from .:nice The Ittirgtottttt
Bose comptsur.
Veto by the Mayor
The following communication 'WA, received front the
Mayor:
To Mt President nnd ile»thcrs if Select Council of
Phticidelphia—Gentlemen! The Imp receipt; of the
City Treasurer for taxes, since the passage of the ILCClMl
ratiying <9...solution relative to the endorsement of city
wan ants," hoe, in my judgment, iplyriitted tlw necessity
for its pruyisious, and my signature had COUsotuCutly bccu
Reports of committees.
The Committee on Railroads olfored an ordinance au
thorizing the Mayor to lemse the railroad on Market
Cwt. belonging to the CitYi hl the Pon:amnia Mil.
road. Company, for a period of thirty years, at Sl,OOO
yer annum, provided said company shall keep the read in
repair without cast to the city.
WETJIERILL moved to reduce the rent from $l,OOO
to i5l per annum, on the genial that it would be a suing,
to the city to get rid of the road. Mint some discussion,
the amendment was agreed to.
A pronto as orlerta giving the use of the road to
commission merchants and forwarders doing businesa
aloug the mow at the woo tPTIA4 an heretefere, Agrterd
to.
Mr. Fox offered, as a further amendment, "and pro
vided that the company shall not nuderlet the lease with
out the consent of the city," which wee agreed to.
Jr. MEGARY moved Waller to amend. allowing the
company to make all the nereneary turnout% that may he
teonil ed, the came to meet with the approval of thelligh
vey Denertn.ent. Ato ten
The ordinance, 719 amended, passed finally.
Mr. Fox. from the Committee on City Property, re
ported in favor of allowing further acCommodatious in
M
the Oee or the prothonotary of the Court of Common
Pleas. Au ordinance wee app-nded appropriating the
aunt of 5225 for tae same; alto, the for her ruin of S5O,
to ray fora flag recently purctrAmd, which was aiopted.
The Committee nu Soho, oGred an ordinmee Who
rizitg the rental of an adaiitional achoeln.mie In the
Fourteenth section, at not more than .E. 550, and to pro
vit e furniture for the same at a cost of not =a than.
SOO.
Mr. DAVIS wed a certain tarty of the Board of Con.
irollers were very anxious to lease it certain building to
the Fourteenth ward. This building cannot be used for
any other purpoee, and he was sure mere was something
wrong in it. He would not vote for the bill - unless he
knew \Owl hulloing it WAN that the Board intended to
lease.
Mr. GINNODO &fowled the Board of Controllers, and
argned that the matter was all nets', and that the build
ing wee much needed and Amain be obtained at once.
The hill passed
••
. .
Mr. the joint committees of Witter Works
and City Property, to whole the sithjeet hal been re
ferred, rim)rted an ordinance p ;no priatiog ground for
publicourrosea," recning that, Whereas, Tue drainage
gecnial 11..F0lhefte , /Weenie/1 he the re
port of the Chet' Engineer of the Water Department fills
the water with impurities, anti that immediately above
the foram, ; and, a here., the locality of said ground
is eminently adapted for an addition to Fairmount Park:
now, th&rsfcre,
SEC. 1 TLe I.leet and Common Council of the city of
Philadelphia do ordain, that by virtue and in audience
of the authority rested in them by tee fourth section of
an act of the Geceral Assembly. approven May 13, 1857,
!tea do vilest nod Itithenbnuto the area of ground iu the
ordinance described, end embracing the gronsdd Wooded
by Coates street, Landing avenue, and the Reading rail
road. and thus tithing Fairmount Basin grounds on the
south with Fairmount Park on the- north, as public pro
perty, to be laid out aid maintained forever for the
health and enjoyment of the p. °rile.
Esc. 2 That it shall be the duty of the Chief Engineer
and Surveyor to furbieh to the City .iobeitor, so soon as
may be, an accurate plan of the ground selected iu the
first section, ITV-thee with the metes and boned, of with
property therein contatned, with the name of the owner
the. eel
SEC. 3. 3 hat the City Solicitor be, and he is hereby.
directed to tile in tie Court of Quarter desdons, in and
for the city and of Plillodelphia, on behalf of said
city, a petition setting teeth, by prop, metes and bounds,
the area of ground by the host section hereof selected
and appointed, prating said court to appoint a jury to
assess the damages as hew provided by law.
This measure appears to be unhandy time wary in or
der to prevent the eutlece drainage from pada, horse
ctables, old dilapidated buildings, etc , emptying their
accumulated filth and other deleterious m titer In the
forehay at the foot of Coates street, and there be Mine.
diatelY pun td into the basin, and distributed tiruugh
trie city to lie Mina am oat, üby our citizens It appears
that the Coate s street and Landing avenue fronts of this
triangular tract are occupird with two good note's, a few
tolerably well-built dwellings, and the balance of the
ettuctutee are a parcel of rilaptdatisl estatilishmente,
whit, micovertil lava in ill- , rear or these fronts It this
ordinance 'poises, it pill afford the vissetion of the whole
of Coatis street, writ of tne Reading Itailroad, dawn to
the river Schuelkill, and will convert this street and the
Property in intestine. as presided hi the bill, into beautts
ful carriage drives aid grassy lawns, Alt one continuous
park ; making, when finished, one of the most beautiful
and epacioni 1,1:ce,, at resin t in this country, and - at the
same time perpetually be a Biro:01mA against poisoning
the Schuylkill water with delete' ions imbalances.
The brilinaliCE wee, Oh 111011011 of Mr. Fox, postponed,
and ordered to be printed for future consideration.
EMEEMEIZI
Mr. MEG ARS" Jetid. is 'piece I bin appropriating the
tt:lCn pey the le-teet e-..,:eeeee et the late
Lieutenant Colonel John I'. Yenieer, NN - ho was killed at
the tattle of Williamsburg. Iteterred to tile Committee
on Finance.
A resolution asking for the probable cost of the (free
floe of walk, v oa rivor Data ware, between
Tocony Creek and Tell. 111.10 Point ; alaa, p Schurlitill
reservoir at or near Cedar hill, wasreferred to the Com
mittee on Water.
pro*: iug For the purchfko of a flag, at
a cost or frivii, with thecity coEW Of. RIMS j the same to
be displayed on all ti when Councils are in session,
and 111 S n all public OCCillif.lle, aral passed.
The ordinance nose iug an upprowiation to pay George
V. Gordon, late clerk kietioaiecds, for extra tervicee, was
taken op on third reading.
A motion was made to postpone the bill, which was
lost by a vote of 15 to 4
Mr. Fox was °poised to the bill He said Sir. Gor
don stied so 0144 dock, sad was paid tat- what he did.
The speaker war. opposed to • extra appropriations," and
had always votel again/it them When Mx Gordon en
tered on the duties of chief clerk, ho volunteered his
services. When another person asked 'to perform t4e
duties gratuitously, tar Gorden said Ice would fill the
position. The speaker bald he was happy to state that
Mr G. did big work well, and wee paid for it.
Mr. L'YNN was in favor Af the resolution, and strongly
rrgtd its passage. He thcught Mr. Gordon was enti
tled to at least half the salary githu to. the aseistrini
clerk, en the ground that he filled both offices, that of
chief and 9EBi6tatt. The speaker read from the Journal
where the clerks and messengers had received pay for
extra services.
Mr, Fox laid tide had not happened since he had been
is the Chamber—if such a motion had been made he
would have voted against it. He thought we had no
right to thus vote away money which did not belong to
Ind tr. Gorden voluM aered to perform the dutlea of
the T. 06111411 in order that Col. Sun A's family might draw
the ealary of the office he vacated when be left for the
war. The speaker called for the y eaa and nays, when
be bill Wa6 agreed to by a vote of 10 to 8.
llills f rom Common Council.
The bill from Common Council relative to leasing the
Boudinot lands in Centre county, wee concurred in.
The resolution releasing certain property of B. B.
Young was passed
T.L.O Olsamb.s- ihen
COMMON COUNCIL.
President, W3t. J. Keen, in the chair.
Ratalntten of Thank; to Cal- Win. F. Small.
Mr. Ql11::ti moved the following:
Resolved, By the Select and Common Councils of the
City of Philadelphia, That the thanite of the city are
due, and are hereby tendered, to Col. William F. Swidl i
Twenty-elati3 begirikent P. V., for but galloon COndlict at
the late battle of Williamsburg, in Virginia, where, in
the language of the despatches of the day, P The regi
neent went into the field under the command of col.
William F. Small, who proved himself every inch a
p x s o hed, That, In expreming our respect and esteem,
we mingle wto these our regret and sorrow at the
wounding and maiming of a true and loyal soldier. And
by hie courageous conduct at the engaaernent referred to,
be well merits and deserves a &revs 4, as Orfoicifer gene
rat, at the hands of the Zion. Andrew G. Curtin, Gover
nor of renneylvania, to x horn we recommend him for
the lame.
Resetvecl, not copies of them reaolutione be trans•
mitten to Got. Winlam F. banal and the Hoe. A. O. Gar•
tin, by the clerks of Councils.
Mr. BAltrElt moved to - postpone the consideration of
the re soil: Mons.
t 6 /11r. BARo6Ii said that if the reFolutien wag to oat h he
Loped that the names of every wounded Pennsylvania
soldier mould be incorporated in the reaGiution. General
Small had only let a eitnation at $,,200 a year to accept
one under the Government at $3,000. lie hoped the re
.
a,lokleL kkt.fold eat pa.g.
Mr. FREEMAN said that it was useless to pass the reso
lutions if we did cos expect the Governor to act on them.
On the one, lion of postponing the resolutions the yeas
were 25, and the noes 16.
Resolutions
A retolntion was panted euthorizing the Committee on
Matta) e to report the names, dm., of all partite] engaged
in Inivirbiug gravel, cobble. atones, drc., to tho city.
Air /IV" °lien a redolatam iu regard to the storage
of benzine, ...to on, etc ,in the city. iinforral tv tna
special committee.
Petitions
A retition was read from Michael Dunn, a former
attest contractor 4 wilting a return to tha aid lysi.o.m. Af
4.1 eataing the ankle, on the ground that Mr. smith had
net cleansed the whole city since the signing of his
contract, (S days), and because Mr. Illum believed that
old men were the best sweeping machines. Referred to
the imt.eial eommillea_
A petition from citizens of the Seventeenth ward, ask
ing fur the cleansing of certain streets, was referred to
the same committee.
R.palria of Coninkiitets.
The Committee on Fire and Trusts reported an ordi
nance relative to the leasing of the Boudinot lands in
Centre county, which was agreed t,-
The Committee on Wharves and Landings reported an
ordinance recommending that an allowance or SOO be
made to Walton & Co. fur the construction of a brick
counting-house, on Noble street wharf, the considera
tion of which was pobtponed.
The Committee on Markets reported an ordinance to
-remove reelriellon 11.5,61%illiiti621M1Ida to the
Department of Markets, which was agreed to.
The bill from the Select Council appropriating 530,000
for the completion of the new wirks at Fairmount was
concurred in.
The bill from Select Council making ad appeopeistion
to purchase a flag bearing the coat of arms of the city
was also concurred in.
The president appointed Me sirs. Freeman, Wolbert,
Quinn, Leigh, and Barger, a special committee on the
tSulith en - rat-cleaning contract.
Adjourned.
DELEGATES.—The following is a list of
delegates elected by the Philadelphia county Modica( So
ciety to rPriV,•.,,k. (ho pr.Srit.44ol of PlMAllshatin. In the
Harieetent annual session of the Medical Society of the
State of Pennsylvania, which will be held in this city on
Wednesday, the llth day of June next :
Om 11. St. Clair Ash, Wm. 11. Atkinson. W. L. Atlee,
F. Bache, J, Brookfield, 11, IL Coates,
Th Frauds Con.
die, Jelllet M. Corte, L. Curtis, Wto. 1 btrrmch,
Emerson, A. IT. Fish. A. Fricke, D. Gilbert, S. lb Gross,
B. Dartsborne, 0. N. Hatfield, A. Ilelifensioin. William
Hunt, Wilson Jewell, in. M. Johnson. A. L. Kennedy.
Wm. L. Knight. John F. Lamb. Joseph Leidy, Willi:on
Alayburry, 1. Chestou Morris, A. Nehinger, Isaac Re
mington, Winthrop Sargent, 11, It. Sinith, LOVAS
Somers, A. Owen Otillc, W. D. Stroud, J. J. Woodward,
and J. 11. Worthington.
The ex-officio &legates from Philadelphia Are :
John Pell, Jos. Carson, J. 11. Smaltz, and R. P. 'lllOlllll.l.
DEPUTATION TO YORKTOWN, &C.—
Within the last two dace a depirariqn of the Y.oinq
Dien'a Christian Ateoclatioii, conaisting of the
MfPBlll. Bringhtlrld, kfingins, Mangelt. Sloan. and &Anna
with Meeere, P. kee,
Ogden, left f• - r the sear of war in Eastern Virginia, to
be followed by °theta, as eiremnstancea may require.
This deputation go under the seeming of flevera,nent.
and without any charge for services, to Weir Cu. the
bodily and spiritual benefit of the eirA an d
moldier& Donations, in articles siii table for the sick and
wounrrd, will he taken charge of at the rooms of the
Askatiatielli, 1009 and 1011 Chestnut street, and tor
wardid daily to the deputation. at F..rtress Monroe.
Donations in money. In aid of this miasien. may he sent
in Oro H. Stuart, president et two AtoociAtioo, No. 13
Dank street.
'IMMO-10118.-1n the absence of Rt.
Bey. Bishop Wood, who left for 'MARA in the ;creamer
City of ytalilmort. Art gattittlkv, At Now V..rl:- th., oia
copal functions of the Catholic Dioctots of Philadelphia
will be performed by Very Rev, Dr. I.ollarra, V. G. The
financial affairs of the Tlinc.se will be clfl4fieteei by Rev.
A. .1. McConomy. The objt-ct of Bishop W004'4 visit
Rothe in to participate in the sultannitra of the canneiza.
Lion of the Japanese Warms. Bishop W:Lod was ac
ccropanied by Archbishop Purcell, of Cincinnati. At
the convocation there wilt 11150 ho pree-ut the 101 l !wing
Arnericsn Bishops: Bayley. of Newark; VltZNktri , R,
Boston; O'Connor, of Pittsburo! Timm!. of Buffalo!
loneblin, of Brooklyn; IlldPerleed, of Hartford; L, nob.
of Toronto ; • McCloskey, of Albany; Bsilloru.-011, of
?Ma, Canada; Duggan, of Chicago; and Rapp, of
Cleveland.
ECLECTIC MEDICAL COLLEGE.—The
commencement of this liwtirntioii came off et the hall of
the College, in Race street, below F,tth Or. Nfoiltintack
delivered diplomas to the following Litwin Marshall
Price. Illinois! Conroe X Storm Maryland Jamas A_
Hawlco, New York t Jacob Prlttsineer, Ohio! Henry 0.
Price, Ohio ; Henry . Harpor, Pentist ; Georg» W.
Matriett. Pennsylvania; S S flannel!. , lanada.
Dr. Paine made a few remelt:el, in whinh he said that
generally i1,4r0 were ho fokill4l Ilt the 501H
noericement. The Letitution ava orgavtiz.l in 80,
and the charter was receivai in 18.01. The G , illege was
reorganized in 1859. and a supplement we, ob t ained to
the charter. About two thousand five hundred patients
have been treattd in three yearn,
CLEANSING THE STREETS WITH MA—
CHINES.—The work of cleansing the et, sets progresses
rapidly, The centrnetnr employs a large Circe of umn,
&Da Eighteenth meet tine nirenily horn rirschurl, The
Fixteeutb, Seventeenth, Eighteenth, Nineteenth, and
Twentieth wards are alto under way. All the streets
Meat of. Tenth BM* t, as well as most of the stnall vtrests,
lanes, and alleys throughout the entire city. were filthy
mod are now being thercm ff 61, the
machines will probably be commesleed in a few days!.
Four are now in the city, and four more are expected to
nrive to•day.'
Lem VADEMT. — The &Hewitt.- officers
have been elected by the Phlladelphii Law Academy, to
serve for one year: Provost—R en. George 2.3114 re weed.
Vice Proveste—Bon. J. J. Clark Hare, Ge.,rge W. Ba
ffle, Janice F, Johnston, E. dponcer Miller, Edward
Itcpper, Henry Wharton. Preeident—Gharles 1311C , C.•
waiter 'Vice President—Thomas B. Dwight. Pro.
thonotary—Theinas Hart. Secretary—M.-Arnold. Tree.
eurt-lt —Joseph R. Rhoads. Librarian—Therna3 Brai-
OW. rgorpent Coonnirtee—Jehn B. Thayer, Q,
Groca l w. Littleton, Oro. J. thepham,
PHILADELPHIA ORPHAN SOCIETY.—
The report of the managers of this association an
neunces that, during the past year, the health of tie
little ones under their care wan exceedingly good; every.
thing tending to their wanfort was provid-d. The pre
sent fatally consists of ninety-two children, of whom
fifty-five are boys and thirty-seven girls. The number
bound out since the ISet report was thirteen, and thm,
o
acluicttd 'twenty, The financial attain arc in a prospor.
one condition.
THE QUARTER SESSIONS.—The Cri
dourtwas net In session yesterday. m.-rulog. There
sre Eeveral interesting trials on hand, but whether they
will be reached this term of the court is for the future - to
determine. Jury trials will c,mmence this morning.
EARLY °LOSING. — A number of the
whoireale shoe-finders of the city have agreed to close
their places of business. commioning on the 19th day of
May, and ending on the let day of September. at five
o'clock P. 13., and on Saturdays at 3 o'clock S.
lirranr EXTENSION.—The Philadel•
pbia and Reading Railroad Company have applied to the
Port Warrlens for permiiBloll to extend their coal irnarves,
Woe. 9,0, and 8, of Port Richmond. The worn. - will tm
commenced immediately.
LEFT FOR THE WEST —Maior SlCM
lox 1:111s left Ziorrestown, to join Gunorthl 1111illea %I rata.
burg Banding. Ile assumes the command of the Ha
teeuth Intantry (regulars), and is attached to General
Buell's division of the army.
FISHING EXCURSION.—A party onm
-
gout of a few members of the Corn Exobange Associa
tion, have returned from a trip up the hobnylkill, on a
fishing excursion, whore ono of ttn-ir number. Mr. Jo
mob Bryan, comsbt ',brook-fish weiffhinseischtetqa p
Some of the rest of the compare, were quite successful.
GENERAL NEWS.
A RAILROAD SCTIEMR.—There is a measure now before
the Canada L , gialature oeteusibiy providing for tile
amalgamation of the Grand Trunk, Great Western, and
Buffalo and Lake Buren BRIVOId Campanian, but which
really cancel.; the delft el these separate companion &nt
h acted prior to their anialgamation. The bill. as it stands.
provides that the property and assets of the united
company. Ebell not be in any manner liable for the debts
tied liabilities of any or either of the t united comet.
nice " and that the property of the separate companies
Sbail belong to the united company, ant shall not be
liable to seizure for any debt contracted before the union.
A DISTINGLASITED IRISHMAN DRAD.—The death, in
his filet year, Of Sir Thomas Wyse, a disiingnistied citi
zen of Waterford, and English minister at Athens, is
announced. He was an salve co-laborer with Mr.
O'Connell in the work of emancipation, and was a life
long friend of education, and for several yeara occupied
a teat ia ratliaamt, net+ a Yellag Plan lee married a
°mom of Laicien Bonaparte, niece of tne first Napo:ion,
end con.in of the preeent Emperor, but the marriage
Wes Dot happy. and be separated from kis wife some
yearn ago.—/rish Paper.
GBH, BOBEGnatie BETURNEU,—(ioneral Bement hat
returned front his great exploration of the mountains of
Western Virginia. In the course of bin travels he found
General Bleuker at the head of his division, and speaks
of the General and bin men in high terms. Blanker's
!manly train had inot roma up. and. an a neeßLAjty, hit
whole division wan living on the resourcen!Jf the country.
General Blenher is now with General Itremont, and the
hendanarters of tho latter it in the field. and he is com
manding an advance movement it, wrsion.
TYI6 gurßArr..r or ecrrrolc._Th. o f
May 10, states that 3.600 bales of cotton have been
shipped from Tennessee since the miming or trade on
March 10. It has brought from 19 to 21 cents per pound,
in gold or treasury notes, and it is thought that, during
tho cexeillg eeseort, !east MON bales will be alap,eed.
of. The rebel incecdiaries have probably destroyed
8,000 hales.
Elf OCRING MURDER.—A dreadful murder war com
mitted in the County Tipperary on the 28th of April.
Oubiare Thiebaulr, a Freya. Kentleinau w4O - bad per
chased an estate near Cahri, was shot dead near hie own
residence. About fifteen years ago the former owner of
the proferty was assassinated at the same place, under
similar circumstances. fd, Thiehault is unposed to have
incurred the hostility of certain Dermas who uhe had
evicted. Thiee men were apprehended on suspicion.
TIT FOR TAT.—Whell our army gate to Richmond,
one act of revenge _ ould he pardoned by the most
Chrietian moralist--namely, to COllfina all the captured
rebel officers end civilians in the tobacco warehouse.
The rascals ought to have an opportunity of experi
encing the ckarms of that receptacle for Yankee pri.
RODEN.
A Mranuerm SENTESCED.—noraIa Toole. the mur
derer of the State Prison Warden of Connecticut. has
b. en sentenced to be bung at Hartford, on the 19th of .
September next. Before he was sentenced he made a
speech ei &Ong that the c.v. et hie crime wee the cruet
usage he had received in prison.
REBEL TORrEDOES.—The rebel prisoners atYorktown
are at work under General Van Allen's direction, re
moving the torpedoes which were so ingeniously and
bathrerouslT arranged by Raise and MB contederatus
before the evacuation cf Yorktown.
THE NATIVITY OF REBEL GENERALS.—It Is asserted
that four of the rebel generals were born in nessachu
setts, one in New York, one in Pennsylvania, ono in New
Jersey, and one in Ohio.
COMMANDER AT LOUISVILLE.—CoI. Duffield has been
appointed to the command of the pod at Louisville, and
Will De inApplied with a regiment of ono thousand ca.
OBITUARIES OF IRISH-AMERICAN SOLDIERS.—Most of
the Irish papers contain obituary notices of officers - and
soldiers killed in the American war for freedom, whose
parents and relatives still reside in that country.
BRIDGE BtßNEas.—Thirteen bridge.burners are now
on trial in St. Louis before the Military Commission.
They are a hard set, and will probably get their deserts.
3.IIIIJAD.PLIJFHLIi. BOARD Of TRADE.
JOHN E. AMMONS,
THOMAS S. FERNON, COMMITTEE OP THB MONTH
SAMUEL E. STOKES,
LETTER BARS
At as IWerehants' Ezehange, Philadelphia
Ship Lancaster, Deean Liverpool soon
Ship Tonawanda, Julius Liverpool, soon
Ship Northampton, Elwell Liverpool, coos
Barg Sea Eagle, Howes Port Spain, Trinidid, soon
Brir. Loango, Evans ....Havana, soon
Sehr Francis Barrett, Eickerssn ..... ....Barbados, soon
MARINE INTELLIG-EP,ICE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, May 16, 1869.
WA RIMS 4 45-BIIN BETS 7
NIGH WATER 429
Behr T P McColley, Carter, 1 day from Camden, po,
corn .111arrank & Son.
Pair Eva Bell, Lee, from Boston.
Schr Dla , y Patterson, Godfrey, from Boston.
Ear Jane C Patterson, Hand, from Ship Point.
Behr Amelia, Bockhill, from New York.
Echr itichard Low, 1004 frcm atoniugton.
J W Woo Won, Garrison, from Washington.
Behr Volta. Brooks, from New York.
&taming Platt White, Molloy, 8 hours from Bombay
Elea, having Waled thereto ship Itarussi Qussa, foe gt
John, NR, whore she monorail at 480 p M ou Wednes
day. Passed oft' New Castle, at 10 1' 11, brig Reporter,
Run Caldenas, at anchor.
CLEARED.
Brig Anglo Saxon, Schenk, Boston, Workman & Co.
Sehr Eva Bell Lee, Boston, J B Blakiaton & Co.
Nchr .1 C Patterson, Hand, Boston, Noble, Caldwell
& Co.
Bcbr R Law, York. Boston, L Audentied & Co.
Behr H Patterson, Godfrey, Boston, E R Sawyer & Co,
Schr J W Hall, Alarshman, Key West, D S Stetson
& Co.
Behr Gertrude Horton, Pendleton, Rockland, E A Bon
der & Co.
Bair J W Woolinen, aaerieon , Washington, Tyler,
Steve di Co.
Behr Gertrude Horten, Pendleton, Rockland, E A &en
der & Co.
W %Alston, Garrison, Washington, Tyler,
Stone Je Co.
Behr Amelin, Rocichill, Providence, B Milnee & Co.
Behr Gazelle, Hoffman, Providence, Uaatuer, titickney
& Wellington,
scar non 5 Brown, Mown, Pro - ntlelaca,
Gtr Fanny Garner, Pierce, Mew York, W P Clyde.
(Correspondence of the Press.)
READING May 13.
The following boats from the Union Canal poem* into
the Schuylkill Canal to day, bound to Philadelphia, laden
and consigned as follows:
Star, wheat to Wm Krick; 1r Burrows, lunber to Gas
kill & Galvin; Vigilant. do to Malone & Trainer; North
NW, de to I Nlgr a in t o A
ii Co; Aberdeen do to captain; Wm P er,
h bark to
Morrie, Pam & Co.
WSIGIITSVILLM, May 13.
1 11,/, following boats entered tho guequeimiact. and
Tidewater Canal to-day, bound to Philadelphia, laden
and conaigned a, followe:
Caroline, pig iron to .1 W & J V Starr, Con.
etitutinn, do to Stephen - Burning Bush, lumber to
C.,e1.111.4 C,d,l 4 that & Davie, do to Malone &
Commerce, grain. to captain' ilia Taggart, lumbar to D
Taylor & Uo; Sallie At Amde, do to M Tromp t Bon; Fa
tualr'e Fnetl. do to linnry Croakry d Co; F
40 to W Taylor k Co; Florino, do W Brooklyn, NY. j
MEMORANDA.
Rbip Frank nut, Tohey, hence, arrive , ' et Liverpool
pier:one to 31 Met.
Ship Frank 'Melt, Morse, Bailed from Liverpool let
ma. Phd.a..l.lphla.
Skip Emily A ogovls, Strioklasd, for Philadelphia, gailid
from Liverpool let host.
illtsrlk John Trutlis oollins. hones for Ship Island. NMI
tip. look Ail Mat, lid 3144, long 70 20 W.
ffg FI rip Princeton, Allen, cleertd at Boston 14th inst. for
Fbiladelrbia.
Brin Larch. Wilton, veiled from Providence 13th ink
for PHiallel ohia
Brig Burmah, Sherman, hence, arrived at Beaton 14th
instant,
Scbr Harriet Neal, Houghton, bonen, arrived at Lubec
10 b `t.bt_
Pct. , - !Torten An, Newman, hence, arrived at Newbury
pert 13th inst.
S.•Lr DI mars's, Jefferson, 9.11eil from Fall River 12th
'mt. tor Srarrourr t. to load Pdtrotelphitt
tinbr Mecca, [Maim Gloated at tit John, NB. 10th Jost
tor Philailhlrthia.
Sebr .1 B Illeecker, Edwards, hence for Providence, et
stiC 12th ito4l,
tirtw Carthsgkna, Belly, hence, arrived at New Bed
ford 18th ivat
W 8 r.rllng, DE42littr% VISO' elUtrOlks vigor. and
Jobn Ruckaloo, sailed from Provideuco lath inat
for Philadelphia:
Bchr P A Saunders, Flamers, hence, arrived at Boston
14th in't
Bohr Diana, Johnsen, cleared at Hasten 14th hitt. for
Phil/tag-hada,.
Schrs .1 it Mather, Nickerson. and Abby Weld, Hutch
inson, hence, arrived at Boston 13th inst.
Fir strarnahip Niagara—By Telegraph.]
ATrIffITII yew YliTh. .3111 , 111, lit Havre, Hory Noiaand
John Bertram, at Hamburg; Collat.:Motion and Oonapro
ntiee, at Liuerpool.
Arr from New York May 1, Rabert Leonard, Short
dab, and Centenary at queenatewn.
Rl , l toe Now Vot k May 1_ Queen of England. from Bel
fo,i; New Wvrlrl. Irmo Li vnr pbot
LIEG AL
UUNITED OP.V.PiN, tA6I I IOII,N - Dl2-
1U TRICT OF PENNSYLYANIA, SCT.
TBE PRESIDENT OF TIM usiTED sTATEs.
TO TIJI MARSHAL OF TUE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
cam ET' ;
WHEREAS, The District Court of the United States
in nod for the Eattern District of Pennsylvania, rightly
and duly proceeding on a Libel, filed in the name of the
'United States of America, bath decreed all persons in
p,neral 1.. haw., ally eight, title, ue
interest in four liiindred barrels Pitch, seventeen casks
of Pitch, fifty-two thousand Shingles, taken and
seized by tine naval forces of the United States in the
Somuls of North Carolina, under command of Flag Offi
cer C. 1t,,,, , ,,,,, ar 14iI-Lern tit, raver to be
MOM:died, oiled, and called to judgment, at the time and
place underwritten, and to the - effect hereafter ex
pressed, (justice CO requiring.) You are, therefore,
charged, mid strictly enjoined :nod commanded, that you
omit not. hot that. by puhlitthilltf these prasentg in at
least two of the daily newkpapera printed and published
in the city of Philadelphia, and in t h e Legal
ctr, you do monisti and cite, or cause to lit 111011i8litni
and cited, peremptorily, all persons inn general Who have,
or pretend I() have, any right, title, or interest itt lino
said lone hundred barrels Pitch; seventeen casks Pitch,
tiny-two thousand Shingles, to appear before the Hon.
JOHN CAI/WM.:A - DKR, the Judge of the said court,
at the District Court room. in the city of Philadelphia,
Oil the TWtairtialt M4l Ofter ' , oldie:Woo of these
presents, If it Ito a court day, or else on the next court
:lay lollop ing, between the usual hours of hearing causes,
then and there to ALOW, or allege, in due form of lane,a
reasonable and lawful excuse, if any they have why he.
Hid four huntired !turrets Pitch, r'elflaCTO casks ritChi
tiny-two thousand ShitufieS Sholild nut be pronounced to
belong, at the time of the capture of the saute, to the
enemies of the United States, and as goods of their ene
mies or otherwise liable and subject to condemnation,
to be adjudged eitteletimmi as good and lawful prizes
unit Writer to do and rerelye in thin ocouir as to , Jost:ice
chi ll aprertain. And that yott duly intimate, or cruise to
be intimated, unto all persons aforesaid genentlly, (to
\thole. by the tenor of these presents, it is also intima
te:lo that if they shall not appear :it the time and place
utteve no - I:Hefted, :.rimer mot sh:JI oof show r,a
t,Ohabh. mid lawful cause to the contrary, then said Dis
trict Court dont intent and will proceeit to mljndieatinil 011
the said capture, and may prononnee tIMt the said four
hundred barrels Pitch, seventeen casks _Pitch, fifty-two
thOnSand Shingles did tudoug, at the time of the capture
Of the same, to the enemies of the United States of Moe
riea, and Is goods Of their CllVlllies or otherwise, liable
and Mll , jeCt to confiscation :mil condemnation, to be ad
judged and condemned as lawful prize, the absence, or
rather contumacy, of the persond SO cited and intimatutt
ill anywise and that you Only certify to
the said District Court what you shall do in the premises,
together with these presents.
'itness the Honorable JOHN CADWALADER,
Judge of the Said court, at Philadelphia, - this thirteenth
day of MAY, A. D. 1802, and in the eighty-sixth year of
the . lndependenee of the said United States.
ntylti-3t C. It. FOX, Clerk District Court.
UNITED 15TAITS. EASTERN DIS ,
V TRIM' OF PEN:Ng - WV:MA, SCR
THE PRESIDENT OF IntE UNITED STATES,
TO THE MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF PiNNSYLVANIA,
CHIEETINC !
EIIEAS, The District Court of Ili. United States
in and for the Eastern District of. Pennsylvania, rightly
and duly proceeding on a Libel, filed in the name of the
United States of America, Lath decreed all persons in
general who have, or pretend to have, any right, title, or
interest in eleven thousand Staves, one hundred and six
teen thotmand Shingles inn bulk, two hundred and twenty
barrels Pitch, and fifty casks of. Pitch, captured, as prize
by the naval forces of the United States, in the sounds of
Nerd, motor ~ononn,nl P.. C.
Nowann, nt 'a, kern, on I.lte river _',ethic, in the Stitt° of
North Carolina, to be monished, cited, and called to
judgment at the burr and place underwritten, a n d to the
effect hereafter expressed, (justice so requiring.) You
nre ther,f.-ns, ,har g .sl arid stideils- enjeleed mid
,r
-tnanded, that you malt not, bat that by Publishing these
presents in at least two of the daily newspapers printed
and published in the City of. Philadelphia, anal in the Le
val intelligencer, you do monish or cite, or cause to be
ordshed aed Alen, rie a
ridctorils., r
hes
orm la
w., have, or pretend to have, any rigid, title, or interest
is the said 11,0011 Staves, 110,000 Shingles, 220 barrels of
Pitch, 50 casks of Pitch, to appear before the llon. J Cl 11N
CADWALADER, the Judge of thesaid Court, at - the Dis
triet Court c 0..., lo the City- of Ph iladelphiii,on I hr T tV L N
TEETH day after publication of these pre6ents, if it he a
court day, or else on the next court day following, be
tween the usual boors of bearing, causes, then and thorny
to show, or alluge, in the form of law, a fmonablo mt
lawful excuse, if arty they harry why the soil 11,000
Staves, 110,000 Shingles, 2110 barrels Pitch, 50 casks
Pitch, should not be proniintiCeil to belong, at the time of
the capture of the same, to the imemies of the United
States, and :is goods o f their enemies or otherwise, liable
and subject to condemnation, to ieljudged met con
demned as good and lawful prizes; and further to do and
receive hi this behalf as to justice shall appertain.. And
that you duly intimate, or cause to be intimated, unto all
persons aforesaid generally, (hi whum by the tenor of
these presents it s alto intimated,) that if they shall hot
appear at the lime and place above mentioned, or appear
and shall not show a reasonable and iawfai cause to the
contrary, then said District Court cloth intend and will
proceed to adjudication on the said capture, and May pro
1101111ea that the Paid 11,000 Shaves, 1]13,000 Shingles!, 000
barrels Pitch, 50 casks Pitch. did belong, itt the time of
the capture of the same, to the enemies of the bruited
States of America, arid fI4 goods of their enemies, or other
wise, liable and subject to vonliscation and condemn:).
to be adjudged and Nahanni' as lawful prize, the
absence or rather contain:ley of the persons so cited and
intimated hi anywise notwithstanding, and that you duly
certify to the soil District Court what you shall do inn the
preadsrs, together with these presents.
Witness the• Ilotimiableo .10112):
Jull , e of the .aid Court, at Philadelphia, this Thirteenth
day of MAY, A. D. 1802, and in the eighty-sixth year of
the lialependenec of the said United States.
myl (bill C. IL FOX, Clerk District Court.
UNITED STATES, EASTERN . DIS
TRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA. SOT.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
TO TUE 31AIISH AL OF TILE DISTRICT
OF PEN Zitsl:lo, - ANIA,
GREETING;_
WHEREAS, The District. Court of the United States
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly
and duly proceeding on a Libel, filed in the namo of this
Unitsd States of Anteriea, bath decreed alt persons ia
general who have, or pretend to have, any right, title,
or interest in the brig INTEND4NT, McKeon, master,
her tackle, apparel, and furniture, and the goods, wares,
and merchandise hutch on board thereof, captured as price
by the United buttes sloup-of-war Jamestown, under cont.
mond Of - blockading the coast of North
Carolina, to be monished, cited, and called to judgment
at the lime mai Vac° miderWrittell, and to the effect
hercatter expressed, (justice so requiring.) Ten aro
therefore charged, and strictly enjoined and commanded,
that you omit not, but that, by publishing these presents
in at least two of the daily - newspapers printed and pnb
iiiqlfti in tilt , City of Philadelphia, and in the legs;
tatigen ccr, you do admonish and cite, or cause to ho
nandshed and cited, peremptorily, all persons in general
who have, or pretend to have, any right, title, or interest
in the said brig INTENDANT, her tackle apparel, and
furniture, and the said goods. Wares, atuftnerchandise,
to appear before the IlonorallleJOll r UADWAIIDIT.ift,
the Judge of the said court, at the District Court resin,
in the City of Philadelphia, on the. TWENTIETH day
after the publication of these presents, if it he a court
day, or else on the next court day following, between the
usual hours of hearing causes, then and there to show, or
allege, in due form of law, a reasonable and lawful ex
cuse, if any they have, - why the said brig INTENDANT,
her tackle, apparel, and furniture, and the said goods,
wares, and merchandise, shouldnot be pronounced to be ,
long, at the time of the capture of the same, to the ene
mies of the - United States and as goods of their enemies
or otherwise liable ma subject to condemnation, to be
adjudged sad condemned as good and lawful prizes; and
further to do mid reCCiV4I in this behalf , as to justice shalt
appertain. And that you duly intimate, or cause to be
intimated, unto all persons aforesaid, generally, (to
whom by the tenor of these presents it is also intimated,)
that if they shall not appear at the time and place above
mentioned, or :wear and shall not show a reasonable
and lawful cause to the contrary, then said District Court
loth intend and will proceed to adjudication on the said
capture, and may Pronounce that the said brig INTEN
DANT, her tackle, apparel, and furniture, and time said
goods, wares, and merchandise, did belong, at the time
of the capture of the saine, to the enemies of the United
States of Amain, ate goods of their enemies, or
otherwise, liable and subject to confiscation std condem
nation, to be adjudged and condemned as lawful prize,
the or rather contumacy Of the persons so cited
and intimated ill anywise notwithstanding, and that you
duly certify.to the said Ditrict Court what you shall do
in the premises, together with these presents.
Witness the Honorable JOHN CA DWALADER.,
Judge of the said courtott Philadelphia, this thirteenth
day of NAT, A. P.lBoz, and in the eighty•sixth year of
the Independence of the said - United States.
inyl6-3t G. It. FOX, Clerk District Court.
UNITED STATES. EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, SCT.
TILE PRESIDENT OF THE 'UNITED STATES,
TO THE MARSHAL OF THE E:ISTERN DISTRICT
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
OBELTiN(i ;
WIJEREAS. 'The District Court of the United States
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly
and duly proceeding on n Libel, tiled in the moue of the
united Stilleti of America' hittli decreed all venous in
general PllO have, or tart tend to hare, any right, title, or
interest in the Schooner ALEUT, whereof William Hare
is muster, her tackle, apparel, and furniture, and the
goods, wares, and merchandise laden on hoard thereof,
captured as prize by the - united blates Steamer Dien-
Nine, Captain Steedman, one of the South Carolina At
lantic Naval Squadron, to be monished, cited, and called
to judgment, at the time and place underwritten, and to
the effect hereafter expressed, (justice so requiring )
roar!Aelckly :ma
metaled, that you endt riot, but that, by pnbilshing these
. presents in art least two of the daily newspapers printed
and published in the city of Philadelphia, and in the
Legal latelligencer, you do monist anal cite, or cause to
1.0 ~,,, tilshed and cited, peremptorily, all persons in gene
ral who have, or pretend to have, any right, title, or in
terest in the said Schooner ALERT, her trickle, apparel,
and furniture. and the said goods, wa r ren, and merchan
dise, to appear before the lion. J (MN OADWAL AVER,
the . ..I ili1.0•0 Hai gala Cetiet, at the lilstriet. C'oitel-Poonl,
.4n the City of Philadelphia, on the 'TWENTIETH day
:.,I*ftey publication of these presents, if it be a court day,
ttßitelse on the next court day following, between the
Usual items of hearing causes, then and there to show,
or alltWO, in dun form of law_ a reationtlide and lawful em
erase, if any they have, why the said Schooner ALERT,
her tackle, apparel. and furniture, rural the said g)) )))))))
wares, inereliand iso, should not be pro...mood to be
long, at the time (Attie capture of the saute, to the ene
..l., of lire U.1t0.1 Slates, turd_ as . g+olll4 of thole otietobi
or otherwise, liable Mel subject to condemnation, to be
adjudged and condemned as good and lawful prizes; :tad
further to do and receive in this boltalf as to justice shall
autcrtain, And that you duly intimate, or cans© to ho
intimated, unto ail persons athresitill, gullernilYt
whom lay the tenor of these presents it is also intimated,)
that if they shall not appear at the time and place above
mentioned, Or appear and shall not show 0. Ma:40110/1C
4tild lit the contrary, then said District Court
(loth intend and will proceed to adjudication on the
caldare. Mel may pronounce that the said Schooner
A liEltT, her tackle. apparel, and furniture, and the said
gooll,, wares, lota merchandise ilia belting, at the time of
tire rapt., of the the euernios of the united
Amori• - e, mid as gmato of their enemies, or
(otherwise, li:tide and subject TO confiscation MO con
detonation. to be adjudged and cendomited as lawful
prize, thin absence or rather contumacy or the SO
Cited MO intimated in anywise notwithstanding, and that
yen dui; a-rt t.. the :mid ..1 1 6,trict Court What yon shalt
do in the premises, together with timse presents.
Witness the Dimmable .1011 N (!.I.IIWA LAUER,
Judge of the said Court, at Philadelphia, this Thirteenth
day of MAY, A. D. 1862. alai in the eighty-sixth year of
itider,mdence of the said Upited ghtt.-5. -
11044,1 t Id It. EU:L. ' Clerk District Citurt.
THE PRESK - PHILADELPHIA. FRIDAY. MAY 16, 1862.
M
ARSHAL'S OFF - L(111_13Y V ER
tee of a writ of venditioneezponas issued out of
the Circuit Court of the United States tor the ICestern
Districtof Pennsylvania, in the Third Circuit to me di
retied, will be exposed to Public Sale or Vondue, on
MONDAY, Iday 26th. 1862- at 19 o'clock Ni.. at the
81 BCH AM EXIMAN te. In the city of Philadel
phia. the following described propeey—to wit :
No. 1. Ali that certain lot or piece of ground situate in
the Borough of Tamaqua, Schuylkill county, bounded
north by Rowe street; east by Lot N 0.9; south by Broad
street, and nest by land of Michael Floored, c mtaining
in Vidth 40 feet and in depth 110 feet, with the negate
nancee, consisting of a throe-story brick dwelling WM,
whh it large store room on the first iLier, and a three
etory brick back building, with a two.story frame back
building attached.
No. 2 Ail that certain lot or Mono of ground Initiate la
the Borough of Tamaqua, hiehliflklll moody, Wood's'
north by. Rowe street; cast by lot No. 10; south by Broad
street, and west by Lot No.B, being Lot N 0.9 In the Lit-
tle Schuylkill Company's plan of the Borough of Termi
ni/1h conrolllll , N hi Width OR tvvt Will in depth 199 feet,
with the uppurtonancos, COnlnating of a two•story frame
dwelling house and a one-story frame barber's shop.
All that certain piece or parcel of ground situate to the
Borough of Tamaqua, Schuylkill county, bounded north
by Bowe street; east by the eastern halt of Lot No. 2;
Knuth by Broad strain, and west by Noseepuc street. be-
ing Lot No. 1 nod part Lot No. 2, containing in width
75 fort and in depth 150 feet, with the appurtenances,
consisting of a tiwoo-otory brick dwelling house with a
thi ee. story brick back building thereto attached, as the
property of Richard (Jailor, devased, in the tennis of
James quarter, administrator de Mints non of the Estate
of the solo Richard Carter. deceased.
No. 3 All that certain lot or piuco of ground situate in
the Borough of TOIIIIB4IIA. Schuylkill county, bounded
orth by hd'road etreet ; east by Swatara street; south
by limed strpt.t, nod wekt bt Lnt 7, containing in
width 50 lett and in depth 150 feet, with the appurte
baecte, coLeisting of a double two story frame dwAling
bmt.r.
No. 4. All that certain lot or piece of ground situate in
the Borough of Tamaqua, county, bounded
north by a lot el hamar ace Jammu i met by Hunter
street south by it tof Mary Carter, and west by Bow
street, containing in wiath 2.33; fret and in depth 175 fret,
with the appurtemanceA, consiMing of a three• story brick
IIVIPMI YYith l! Vue•etyly 1, 111;04 Woncty
acted.
Lao. 5. All that crrtain lot or piece of ground situate in
the Borough of Tamaqua, Schuylkill county, boueded
west by Bunter street; worth by a ton-feet wide inlay ;
east b) a twenty feet wide alloy, and south by out No. 38;
,eatieteli.s 1., seettil 40 h.el en,2l le cleekla ILO feot, will. the
appurtehauces, consisting of a douole two-story frame
dw, ding house with basement.
No. 6. MI those certain throe lots or Dienes of ground,
situate in the B. rough of Tamiums, Schuylkill count',
beim Lots Nom_ 18, 19, and 90, bidet north by Lot
No. 11; omit by Hbider 114 M; mouth by Let No. 91, and
west by Bow.street, containing in width 126 feet (each
lei 41.) feet) audio depth 195 feet, with the itpsu. teriences,
consisting of a block of four two-story triune dwelling
best.teeilts.
. .
No. 7. Ad those certain two iota or please of ground
situate in the Borough of Tamaqua, Benny!kill county,
boundid north by the Railroad; east by. Lot No. 12;
smith by ItOWE, street, and west by Lot;No. 10, containing
00 fret on Rowo utreet, 28 fret on the eastern nido, mud 96
Tett Oen ou the woetern eine, with the apournnances,
consisting of a large brick stable and carriage bowl).
No. b. All that certain lot or piece of ground situate in
Wilson and Saran's addition to the Borough of Tamaqua,
Sall) lkill county l bounded north by tmt No NI west
by Bailrotill meet j south by Union Street, and WIDSI DT
Oak street, containing in width 110 feet and to depth 40
feet, more or leae, with the appurtenances, consisting of
a ane.and-a-hall-story dwelling hawse and a block of
three two. story frame dwelling lotses.
9, Ali that WS AT piece of ground oitriato in
the Borough of Tuscarora, Schuylkill county, being Lot
Ne. 129 in the plan of said town, bounded north by Lot
No. 130 ; east by Trego street; south by Chestnut street,
sal west by Seneca street ; containing a width 50 feet and
in depth ns•o root, with tne appurtenances, consisting of a
two-story frame church.
No. 10. All those three lots or pieces of ground situate
in the Borough of Tamaqua, Schuylkill comity, bounded
north by land of the Little Schuylkill tiarigation
rood woe r0..l ttoroprany, ..n44 west bra t,.-auty--tat:s wicia
al'ey, containing in airith 103 refit aud in depth 194 feet,
more or less, with the appurtenances, consisting of a
two-story stone foundry and a two-story stone machine
shop.
Ile_ IL 01.5.6 renal ttlidivklbd f.meth 61 • !Ma of
coal tantl called the " Greeowood Tract," situate 1 . 11 West
Penn Township, Schuylkill county, b...nnded north and
east by land of the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Compa
ny. anti the south and west by land of the Little Sonny I
kill Navigation Itahroo.d and Coal Company, containing
833 acres and allow NOW rrii I:, the appurnevances, con
sisting of a frame coral breaker, aid, schutes, screens,
slope, three engines, railrtad, EIVJ drawls two-story
frame dwelling houses, steam saw-mill, blacksmith shop,
and carpenter shop.
No, ;Y, Two undivided Ohara parte of five contiguous
tracts of land, partly in Rush Township, tzchnylkill coun
ty, and yotrtly in .Jarbort county, bounded ou the north
by land Hirreyed to Andrew henuedy. Zechariah Ro
blin., and John Deemer; east by land surveyed to John
Math and i'vter 6tonard j south by lam eure:red to John
Bentel and John Kunkle and west by land surveyed to
George Mifflin, containing 1,758 acres and 45 perches,
strict measure. with the apperteuances, consistiag of two
two story frame dwelling houeea with a one-story frame .
Kitchen attached, and a frame steam saw-mill with a
twouty.hor‘e power steam engine.
No. 13. All that certain tract or piece of land situate
partly in Rush township, Schuylkill county, and partly.
in West Penn township, Schu) (kill county., beginning at
a maple tree corner, thence by land surveyed on warrant
to Venue Lewis, and now or Isle the property of Thomas
hittera, thence north 26 deg. west crossing Owl creek,
140 perches to a stone corner in line of the Lehigh Coal
and Navigation Company's Lend, thence by the same N.
04 deg. E. let perciaee to a rite of stoneei south i 0 deg.
E. 28 perches to a chestnut oak; N. 64 dog. E. 220 perches
to a pile of stones; S. 25 deg. E. 20 perches to a stone; N.
84 deg. E. 100 perches to a rellow pine ) • S. S 6 deg E. 32
perches to a yellow pine; N. 70 deg, E., crossing the line
or Schuylkill county. 101 perched to a pile of stenos by a
cheotnut oak, thence by other land o. 26 deg. E. t 534
perches to a yellow pine corner; S. 64 deg. W. 320
porcine, crowning the County Line to a corner; N. 26
deg. W. 16 perched to stones; K. e 4 leg. W. 288 perches
to a corner, the place of beginning, 0:111111111111g 416 acres
and allowance, with the appurtenances, consisting of a
one..and-a.hall-story frame dwelling hones and frame
stable
P.,e4ed anal token in qieer!tiell as the property 9f
JAMEd fiTkaii alrinundrater 140 ton,it MTh ta the
Ifst ate of laCElrslill CARTER, d. ess sad. and JAMES
CARTER, administrator of the Estate of JOHN OAR
TER, deceased, and WILLIAM T. CARTER, terra te
nant, and 19 De 5914 ky
WILLIAM DFILTJWAUD,
United Stales Marshal.
Philadelphia, Marshal's Of f ice, May 8,1862.
snytt-f3t
TTNITED bTATEB, F'llbTEttN
VV TRICT OF PESESYLFANIA. RUT.
THE PRESIDENT. OP THE UNITED STATES,
TO THE IHARKHAL OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
GREETING
WHEREAS, The District Court of the United States
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly
and duly proceeding on a Libel, filed in the name of the
United States of Anleriea, bath decreed all Persons in
general who have, or preteud to have, any right, title, or
interest in the Schooner ACTIVE, whereof A. Haber
miht is master, her tackle, apparel, and furniture, and
the goods, wares, and merchandise laden on board thereof,
captured as prize by the United States steamer Flout.
IJEVU, Lieutenant Vpsber commending, one or the south
Atiautic Naval Squadron under command of Flag-officer
S. F. Dupont. to be mashed, cited, and called to judg
ment. at the time and place underwritten, and to the effect
hereafter expressed, (justice so reruirieg). Your are
therefore charged, and africily enjoined and ceranarelal,
that you omit not, but that by publishing these presents
in at least two of the daily newspapers printed
and published in the City of Philad Iphia, awl in the
Legal Intelligencer, you do umiak and Cite, or moo to
be MODielitti and cited, peremptorily, all imam in
general who have, or pretend to have, any right, title, or
interest in the said Schooner ACTIVE, her tackle,
apparel, and furniture, and the goode, wares, and
meccinindise laden on board thereof, to appear
before the Hon. JOHN CADWAL &DEB, the Judge of
the said court, at theDistriet Court room, iu the city of
Philadelphia, on the TWENTIETH day after publication
of Hesse presents, if it be a court day, or else on the
nent court day following, between the usual nuts of
hearing gamma, then ant there to stew, orin due
form of law, a reasonafie and lawful excuse, Zany they
have, why the sale. Schooner ACTIVE, her tackle, ap
parel, and furniture, and the goods,
wares, and mer
chandise laden on board thereof, ellould not be pro -
=Arcot to belong, at the time or the capture of Otte same.
to ,he enemies of the United States, ann as goods or their
enemies, or otherwise, liable and subject to condemna
tion, to be adjudged and condemned as good and lawful
prizes; and further to do and receive in this behalf as to
justice than appertain. And that you duly intimate, or
cause to be intimated, unto all persons aforesaid, gene
rally, (to whom by the tenor of these presents it is also
Intimated,) that if they shall not appear at the timo
and place above mentioned, or appear and shall not allow
a reasonable and lawful cause to the contrary, then said
District Court doth intend and will proceed to adjudica
tion on the said capture, and may pronounce that the
said Schooner ACTIVE, her tackle, apparel, and
furniture, and the goods, wares, and merchandise
laden on board thereof, did belong, et the time
of the capture of the same, to the enemies of the United
States of America, end as goods of their enemiss, or
otherwise, liable and subject to confiscation and condom.
nation, to be adjudged and condemned as lawful prize,
the absence, or rather contumacy, of the persons so cited
and intimated in anywise notwithstanding, and that you
duly certify to the said District Court what YOU shall do
in the eremites. together with these presents_
Witness the Honorable JOHN OADW ADER,
Judge of the said court, at Philadelphia, this twelfth
day of MAY, A. D. 1862, and in the eighty
sixth year of the Independence of the said United States.
G. R. FOX, Clark District Court_
UNITED STATES, EASTERN DIE-
TRIOT Ole PENNSYLVANIA, SCT.
TBE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
TO TIIE MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN Dorman.
OF PENNbYLVAN lA,
GREETING:
WHEREAS, The District Court of the United States
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly
and duly proceeding on a libel, died in the name of the
United States of America, bath decreed all persons in
general who have, or pretend to have, any right, title, or
interest in the Schooner WAVE, William Ryan. master,
her tackle, apparel, and furniture, and the goods. wares,
and merch andise Mon on board thereof, captured as prize
by the United States pilot-boat T W. Blunt, Acting Mas
ter James R. Beers, of the South Atlantic Naval Block
ading 6Sonadron, to be monished. cited, and called to
judgment at the time and place underwritten, and to the
effect hereafter axprastsd, (jlll4tiAA ea requiring.) Yell
axe therefore charged, and strictly enjoined and com
manded, that you omit not, but that by publishing these
presents in at least two of the daily newspapers printed
and published in the City of Philadelphia, and in the Lt-
Dia -IMAiIiMmUY, you de remittal and cite, er sows to
be monished and cited, peremptorily, all persons In gene
ral who have, or pretend to have, any right. title, or in
terest in the said Schooner WAVE, her tackle, apparel,
and furniture, and the goods, wares, and merchan
dise laden on beard thereof, to appear Were the
Hon. JOHN CLOW &LADES, the Judge of the
said Court, at the District Court-room, in the
City of Philadelphia, on the TWENTIETH day after
publication of thefts presents, if it be a court day, or
else on the next court day following, between the timid
hours of bearing causes, then era there to show, or al
lege, in due form of law, a reasonable and lawful excuse,
if any they have, why the said Schermer WAVE, her
tackle apparel, and furniture, and the goods, wares, and
merchandise Wien on board thereof, should not be pro
nounced to belong, at the time of the capture of the same,
to the enemies of the United States. and as mods of their
enemies, or otherwise, liable and subject to condemna
tion to be adjudged and condemned as good and lawful
prices j and further to do and receive in this Wing as to
justice shall appertain. And that you duly intimate, or
cause to be intimated, unto all persons aforesaid, gene
rally, (to whom by the tenor of these presents it is also
intimated,) that if they shall not appear at the time and
place above mentioned, or appear and shall not show a
reasonable and lawful cause to the contrary, then said
District Court loth intend and will proceed to adjudica
tion on the said capture, and may pronounce that the
said Schooner WAVE, her tackle, apparel, and furnie
lure, and the goods, wares, and merchandise laden on
board thereof, did belong, at the time of the capture of
the same, to the enemies of the United States of America.,
and as goods of their enemies, or otherwise, liable and
subject to confiscation and condemnation, to he adjudged
and condemned as lawful prize, the absence, or rather
contumacy of the persons so cited and intimated in any
wise notwithstanding, and that you duly certify to the
said District Court what you shall do in the premises, to
gether with these mescals.
- Witness the Honorable J GIRT VADWAIrd.DIG ti,
Judge of the said Court, at rhiladelphia, this Twelfth
day of MAY, A. D 1854, and in the eighty-sixth year of
the Independence of the said United States.
1111(14 , 3t G. E. FOX, clerk District Court,
MARSHAL'S BALE.—By virtue of
a writ of sale, by the Hon. JOHN CAD
WALADBII, Judge of the District Conrt of the United
stores, h and for the Nestern Disirlce of Ponneylvesda,
in Admiralty, to me directed, will be told at public sale, to
the highest and beat bidder. for cash, at DERBY
SHIRE'S Store, No. 114 North WATER Street, on
MONDAY, May 26.1862, at 12 o'clock M., the following
described articles of hierchancliee! 12 bias. N. 0. Bogor,
2 tierces of rice, Obbis. and 10 kegs Lard, being part of
the cargo of schooner Gee. G. Baker ; also, 6 bags of
damaged Coffee, being part of the cargo of sloop Have
lock. WILLIAM MILLWARD,
U. El. Muslim' E. D. of Poimovlvanio.
PHILADELPHIA, May 12,1882. frorl2-11..
SALT.-2,000 flacks Ground Alum
1.3 Bolt; 21,000 tmehale do. do., do. ; _ 4.000 bushels
Turk's Island do., in atom and for sale by MURPHY 4
KOONS. No. 146 NORTH WHARVICS. myB
DAMPIILET PRINTING, Best and
J. Ole tInNIAOi y, at RINOWAILT & BROWN%
111 Bouth ROIIRTR oat. Nap
LEGAL.
LEGAL.
IN. TPE SUPREME COURT OF
PEZiNSYLVAISIA FOB THE 'EASTERN DES-
Thiel'. IN EQUITY.
The arrow* io the cu of EDWIN Ot. AKE vs. THE
WYOMING CANAL COMPANY. and J. tlOtK, and
ANTHONY J. IatEXEL., Trinteee, ham been referred
to me as master, to Houle and ailinet said account, And
niche Mai ibutint, or the helium, in the hands of the re
miver. I hereby a ivp notice to all pante' , interested.
that 1 will attend to the duffels of my appointment on
WEDNEED 4Y, the 2114 or Mee, lost, at my office, No.
221 Mouth t.4IXTH street, Philadelphia : at 4 n'et.)eit P.
M. Of that gay, GA/MEM MALLORY,
m 19,10. Molten
11.1 hereby given to the owners of the properties
mentioned in thu appended memoranda of Illnniedwd
liens, that write of Scire Facies will he issued thereon In
three. MOULINe from the date, unless the several au.us. of
money specified therein as being due for labor and mate
rial shall be paid to the tinderidgded on or before the
16th day of May, 1862
WILIiIAM M. 81411 ff.
Attorney for Plaintiff,
No. 63 WALNUT Ste..t.
February 13th, 1862. 1614•f14t
The City of Phila.:D.loMA to the rite of Rhesde and
fliucklo, vs. John bleDowell, Jr., owner or repotol own
er, or w•horvo d l may tie owner. Common Pleas, Decem
ber Tern:, 1861, No. 217. .6613.57, against lot on the east
.Me of Fourth street, 100 feet north Norris.
. .
Same vs. bamo. Common PIO!Mk December Term, 18011
No. 218. $40.91, egging lot on northwoot corner of
Fourth and Beckley streets.
. _ .
dame VR. Sumo. Common Pleat, ' December Tenn, 161,
No. 216. 8274.13, againstagainst lot at the loutheset corner of
Fourth and Norris emote.
&mat., ow.gtopiton Yoram_ Common Pleas, December
Term, 1861. No. 220. $50.14. against lot on the emit able
of Fourth street, 166 feet 1 inch south of Norris.
Sarno vs. Kanto. Common Plea% December Term,
1861, No. 219. $316.14, against lut southwest corder of
Fourth null backley streets
Stnie vs. Barclay Lippincott. Common Pleas, Decem
ber Term, 186], No. 221. $76 44. against lot on the west
side of Fourth street. 86 feet north of Norris. -
PROPOSAL![_
A TINY CLOTHING AND EQIII
PAGE OFFICE.
PRILADELPIII MKy 12, 1862
pitirilai is hereby Mu tr. ttnem cancernoi that - nil
goods, of every description, which have mem delivered
at the Schuylkill ,reenal, and which have been re
jeeti d on inspection or reinspection, and of which notice
to the owners has been long alone given from till+ uiltze,
rt 4124,6 C., t.o kaken ...war on or I,..tere Utla to
want, in default of a Mich they will be removed and
stored at the expanse of the owners. as the apace they
now occupy ib much needed for public su [Mlles
G, H. CROSHAN,
Deputy tinimormalter Unnerel.
m 313•07
NOTICF.- SEALED PIWPOSAIAS
for purchasing all the Hides and Tallow, Hoge
arid flortie of tho Reef Cattle killed by rim Army of the
roll -1 1 11 1 1 c, Unt - er commend of Generai fitclielinu, aro in
vited till tho 20th of May, 1862, at 12 o'clock 111.
It is intended that the contractor shall follow the
Arm) and collect the Ilicion and Tallow, Hoof, and
Borne, and shall pay a certain sum tor these articles
iron, emch a al, 0, c,,11.-eted at his own rt.im
will be charg.d with the ae tic's!' in each case, unions he
can clearly chow that he woe prevented from obtaining
them by proper authority.
A hotel, with good and sufficient security. will he re•
quire.' for the. &Mlles...A of +ha 45.4htfite.t, Ilia H 6 hid will
be entertained from previous contractorn who have failed
to comply with their contracts, and nu bid will be .n.
total - mil miles, the bidder in present to respond to hie
The a=.11A...1 setae neat, wah i, 6azd. will 1.4 1 , 6-
gull ea to be entered into witbie two days after the open
ing of the bide.
The bids TO be directed to Major A. DEOKWITII,
Con rniseary of Subsistence, Washington, D. 0., and en
dotted a Prepotade." nit, itt
NOTICE.- SEAL IC D PROPOSALS
aro invited until the 27th day of May, 1802, at 12
o'clock, hi , for iatruiyinit the United Rates Subsiatence
De e eiabeeiet .111,4100 d h.-e,l ef 11..ef °aide oe the Ileet
The Cattle to be delivered at Washington City, and each
animal to average 1,200 pounds, gross weight; no animal
admitted which weighs less than 1,000 pounds gross
Heifers and bulls not wanted.
The Cattle to be delivered at such times, and in such
quantities, use flue GOTl.TralleliZ way rrquiro.
The firet delivery of Cattle to be made on the 10th of
June, 1862, or as soon thereafter as Government may re
quire.
A bond, with good and sufficient security, will be re
quired,
Government reeerves to itself the right to pay in
Treesury notes, or otberGovernment funds.
leo bid will be eutertain,:a when on , in by contractors
who have previously tailed to comply with their con
tracts, or whero the bidder Ii not present to respond to
his bitl, acd all bids to be accompanied by two guaran
tees.
The names of firms should be stated in full, with the
Micirtgi of 1110 1 e n: tubers of the firm.
Thus to bo directed to Major BBC/Kw/at, c, By
U. S. A., Washington, D. C.
Form, of Guarantee
—,or the county of , and State of-,
alldl -I 9f the colipty of - 3 0 .144 igat9
do hereby guaranty that - in able - o Mill a contract
in accordance with the termer of hie proposition, aad that,
should his proposition be accepted, be will at once enter
into a contract in accordance therewith.
Shourd the contract be awarded him we are prepared
to become Lie itecuritiea,
Tbie guarantee muet be appended to each bid
m312.14t
GOAL.
, LJ Written PROPOSALS will be received twill the
24th instant. for the di-livery, on the North Wharf, at
WEST POINT, New York, of the following quantities
and qualities of WHITE ASH. COAL—Clean:
MO tone (2,240 fl. itY ton) Locust Mountain, Steamboat
size. Atso,
760 to (2,240 The 41 ). ton) Egg size.
300 tons (2,240 )bs 4P ton) Stove BIZ%
Of either P.O9VAP MOlintain. Ruck Mountain. or Balti
more vein, Wyoming, price of each nt.taa abbkraielY.
Coal can be delivered from the Schuylkill, Lehigh, and
Wyoming districts, at the WEST POINT WHARF,
from canal 'boats which receive it at the Miues, without
breaking bulk. via the Schuylkill, and lialawara and
Raritan Canals.
Nom than the ordinary facilities for unloading will be
furs killed.
The Coal to be delivered between the Ist of June and
g4tn of August next. s
ss s s s s
EDWARD C. BOYNTON,
Captain ani Quartermaster Military Academy
West Point, New York. May 2.1862. ms 6-14 t
pROPOSALS FOR SMALL ARMS
11 FOR THE UNITED srATE3 SERVICE.
(JI DN\NCS OFF los,
Washington, D. C , April 29, 1852
PROPOSI.A.LfI will he received 6r this f'eoartmoot until
6 P. M. on the evening of the 13th of May, 1862, for
manufacturing, in the United States. for the Government,
within one year from toat date, the following description
of arms, :
modol 1814.
Beeper's Perry Rifles with sword bayonets and steel
scabbards, modellab6.
Breech.loading Carbines, for cavalry.
Revolver Pistols, army size.
Sabra; for limit cavalry.
Nom commissioned Officers' Swords, } steel scabbards
Musicians' Swords,
Steel ecabbarde for rifled musket bayonets.
Proposals aid state-- .
For nruskeis and rlites, the price for :My? . 10 of ether,
and the reduction proposed, per gun, for each additional
10,000 to 20,000
For revolvers and carbines, the kind proposed, and
the price for 5.000, and reduction, per pistol or carbine,
for'each additional 0,000 to 20,000.
For salpres, swords, and scabbards, the price of each
of the presOriced patterns to the number of 5,000 each,
and also for each additional 5,000 to UO,OOO.
All the fire-arms are to be furnished with the regular
appenaapes. The rifled rneehete are to be to alt respects
identical with that manufactured at the IJ. b. Armory,
Springfield, Massachusetts, and are to interchange with
it, and with each ether, in all their parts. Each of the
other kinds of fire-arrus must also interchange with one
another In the amine manner.
Abe materials for these arms must be of the vory beet
quality, and no malleable iron parts will be allowed to be
used. All the articles mu,t be subject to the inspection
prtiocribed by the Ordnance ilegulations, and muit be
boxed, ready for traneportatlom at the menet) of the
contracture, in such manner as may be directed. In.
epections will be made at the factories in lots of not less
than 1,000 each.
rroposols wiil state the nalne of the establishment
malting the of the number and date of the first de
livery, and rate of delivery monthly thereafter. Failure
to mate a delivery at a specified time, or any attempt to
introduce malleable iron or ether inferior material Into
tile work, will subject the whole number of arras con
tracted for to forfeiture, at the option of the Department.
The Department reserves to itself the right to reject
any bid, and will consider none made through any agent,
broker, or party, other thou the regular maaufaoturere,
Proposals will be addressed as inflows; General J.
W. SIPLEY, Cbief of Ordnance, Washington, P. 0.;"
and will be endorsed " Proposal's for Mueketa," or rifles,
sabres, ‘Tcc as the care may be. snyl ths&trat
EDUCATIONAL.
1 - TILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY
V Ina beautiful and Imaithf village, three mile.
from Media. Pupils received at any time for the 131101
mer. Boarding pm week $2.25. Thorough course in the
Mathematics, Languages, English Studies, and all the
branches malty taught. Boa prepared ter VOW et*
Dueinene.
BET. J. HERVEY BARTON, A. X.
ap24.lm Village Green, Delaware 00., Pa
HOL MESB URG SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG/ LADIES.—The duties of this School
will be resumed, after the Easter holidays, on the 28th of
APRIL. For circulars, references, &c., address the Mead
CHAPMAN, Principals, Holmosbnrg, Pa. aplB-lm*
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
NATIVE WINES_
STRICTLYPURE JUICE OF THE GRAPE—THE
moraT DELICIOUS, RICH, AND FRUITY
WINEI3 EYES OFFERED TO
THE PUBLIC.
AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT JUST RECEIVED.
ALBERT O. ROBERTS,
DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES,
5r.26-K CORNER ELEVENTH AND VINE STE
fiIIOSBE & DIACKWNLL'S cele.
orated PICKLES and SAUCES, conetantly received
by RHODES & WILLIAMS,
my 6 107 South WATER Street.
CHEAP BUTTER! UREA? BUT
mu! only 12 ate. per pound, at No. 812 SPRING
GARDEN Street. mh2S.tf
NUTS. -20 BALES LANGUEDOC
ALMONDS; 25 balee SICILY ALMONDS; 100
begs New Anion PEANUTS • miter received and for sale
byksw BLIOD6 A WILLIAMS,
107 South WATER Street:
LEAF LARD.-79 tierces prime ket
fle-rendered Leaf Lard, fo r l 3
fo c rio i ll l : i t z _
B
r 6.20-0 1O ABCIII Street. 2d door above 'front.
6 4 BBLS. GOOD COOKING BUT
TZB for 'Rio Teri chesp at No. 812 SPRING GAR
DEN 'Area, inh26-11
CHEESE. -150 boxes fine Herkimer
V County Chew, for sale by
O. O. 'SADLER k 00.,
Inb7o4f @t t, Si doer above Front.
VERY CHOICE WHITE RYE
FLOUR. only 9J( eta. Der pound, at No. 812
OPRINO GAR D E N Street, mh2s-11
CANDLES. Chemical sperm Candles,
for 8010 by JAIIBIETCHE k 209
told 404 South FRONT Street. mhl4
VINE Et Alt—Fp:snob Whitt; Wino
V Vinegar, for aide by
JAURITOHE b LAVERONII,
nihl6 No. 204 and 904 South FRONT Street.
SARDINES.—A very superior brand
for sale by CHARLES G RANITE S,
ap2 126 WALNUT and 21 Street.
20OWT. OIIOIOE WHITE BYN
111.01:1B, jest received amid for aide at No. did
OWING GAMMON Bernet. inedb-1/
MESS PORK.-250 bbls Meer Park,
for dale by 0. O. fltifikaa a 00,,
trat2o4f 1O ABM Strad, 2d door above Front.
TF YOU WANT GOOD POUND
GAU _LBUTTIOII, Aro
eetto LE GOTTWALW.Na. gIiSPHIBEI
ZE Str. mh26.11
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TALAWARE MUTUAL SAINTY
TEITJRA Num riumr &NT,
IBOORPORATED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF
FEN NSYLVANIA, 1836.
oFFION IL IL CANNER THIRD AND WALNUT
STREETS, PHILADELPHIA.
MARINE INEMIANOII
ON VESSELS,
Ile all parts of the World.
FREIGHT,
INLA D INSHBANOIS
tla (foods, by Rivers,
of
Lakes, and Land Minimax
to all parts of the Union.
FIRE INSWBANCIES
On Merchandise generally.
On Store.*
1./v.4411re honseryito.
ASSETS OF THE 0011IPMNY, NOV. 1, 1861.
raa. eon.
0056,06 Relied State. Pl.& 11.14 sant Leas, 1360.900
10,000 'United State.. Six per cent. Trea 00
-
sury Notes 59,1096 51
21,000 United States Seven and Three
tenths 'ter cent. Treasury Notts 16,000 00
100.000 State of Pennsylvania rive per
cent. Loan 00,6211 16
1519,060 Philadelphia Oity Six per cent.
Loan. 119,558 IT
80,000 State of Tennessee Five per oenL
Loan. 14,075 00
90,000 Penneylvania Railroad, tut Mort
gage Six per cent. Benda 90,000 05
50.000 Pennsylvania Railroad, 24 Mort
gage Six per cont. Flood. ULM 88
15,000 800 Shares Stock Germantown Gas
ilonitater, erinciral and interest
guarautlad by the City of Phi
ladelphia 14,611 60
2,000 100 Shares Steck Pennsylvania
Railroad Company 1,000 00
Bilis receivable for insurances made...... 90,780 07
Ronda and Mortgages 10,000 00
Real Estate UMW 84
Balances duo at Agencies—Premiums on
Marine Policies. fuLoest, and other
Debts dine the Company.
Scrip and Stock of sundry Insurance and
other Companiee, .911,1149—estimated va
lue
Gash on hand—ln Banks ..
In Drawer.
4,084! 00
IMiI,ON OS
_ . 617 88
Draw:MRS.
Banana E. &otos,
J. F. Ponieton,
Henry Sloan,
Edward Darlington,
H. Jones Brooke,
Spencer fil'llvaines
Thomas O. Hand
Robert Darwin
Jaceb P. Jones,
JIM/1011 B. McFarland,
Joshua P. Erre,
John B, Semple. riftehnrlit
D. T. filorgan, Pittsburg,
A. B. Berger, Pittsburg.
MARTIN, Preeldent.
I. HAND, liloe President_
cretary. jal-1-if
William Martin,
Edmund A. Bonder
Theophl Paulding,
John ft. Penrose,
John C. Davis,
James Traqualr,
Eyru,
dames G. Band,
William 0. Ludwig,
Joseph H. deal.
Dr. R. M. Huston,
Goorge 0. Leirtori
thigh Craig,
Charles Kelly,
WELLIAM
THOMAS
LINNBY IL.TL BURN, S •
THE RELIANCE
MUTUAL INSURANOII COMPANY,
OP PEOLADHLPIIIA,
OFF - 108 NO. 60h WALNUT lleffilillTe
Rumen against LOSS OR DAMAGE BY I'DMI, on
Rouses, Stores, and other buildings, limited
or impetus', and on Furniture,
Goods, Warne, and Mere
oimmuse, tu town or
oountry.
IJAER CAPITAL, 6161,110.00—AtRalt 9317,142.01,
Which is invested as follows,
in Arai cuortgago on WO' property, worth
double the amount 111011,900 00
9ennsylvania Railroad c10. , e 0 per cent. find
mortgage loan, at par 5,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.'s 6 per cent, mit.
gond mortgage loan, (5600,009) AT,009 00
Runtingdon and Broad lop Bi Waved and
Canal Co.'s mortgage loan 4,000 00
lround rent, drat-dlase 6,4611 50
Meters] loans, well secured 2,600 00
(illy of Philadelphia 0 per cent 10au,„,,,,” 643,000 00
Anestvay Gounty 0 per cent, re. an. lean, 39,99? 07
'mmuercial Bank stock 5,166 91
.`mechanics' Bank stock 11,812 60
I'enneyivanis Railroad Co.',, 5t0ck..........4,000 00
The Reliance Mutual Insurance Co.'s stook. 26,850 00
The County Fire Insurance 00.'s stock 1,060 00
The Delaware 21. 5. Insurance Co.'s ewes.. 100 00
Union Mutual Insurance Co.'s scrip FM 00
Bills receivable 14,802 74
Boer accounts, accrued Interest., die . 7,104 06
gosh on hand.. 11,666 N
Tue Mutual principle, combined with the security of
a Stook Capital, entitles the ineared to participate in the
IRU)FITO Of the Company, without liability for LWOW-
Leases Drain:4lY adilitiemi and Pal&
DraIitOTOBEI.
Samnel Ithoinem,
Holbert Steen,
William Maser,
Boni. W. Tingley,
Marshall Hill,
J. Johuson Brown,
Oharloa Leland,
Jacob T. Bnuthili
smith Bowen,
John Bissell, Pittston".
Proahleca,
(Hein Tingley,
William B. Thompeon,
Troderick Brown,
Willianl Btevenson,
:oho B. Worrell,
E. L. Oareon,
'Robert Toland,
0, 0, llowineartisn,
Obariee S. Wood,
;swum 8. Woodward,
V. M. Burciatas, hemtar
februPrl 16,7941,
VIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVE
LY.—The PNNNSTLYANIA.P.LaN INSUBANON
COMPANY. Incorporated 1826. CHASTER PBS
alertut. No. 118 WATAT 26.0.4 oppc , eata
Bquam.
This, company, favorably known to she maim:Laity for
4tdrty-six years, sentience to !were against Lows or Da
mage by lire, on public, or private Buildings, either per
or for a Lis.ltsi time. Mee, ort Verdes:4. o
stocks of Goode, or hierehandina generally, on Moor*
serous.
Their Capital, together with a large Burglux Vaud, ho
mveeted in the most careful manner, which enablee them
lo offer to ilia
*i
DDIROTOBB.
Janata= Patteraim, Thomas Robins,
4trintie. Campbell, Daniel Smith, Jr.,
Alexuhd.3l . BIMMII, Jahn DeVdP6IS.I,
Montetina. Thomse Smith.
Imme Hazlehmet,
PATTERSON, Preddmit.
Mary- *pi
JONATHAN
WILLIAM Cl. CliovraLL,.
THE ENTERPRISE
TNstritAtfoz owarears 01 PULLA.DAILP/11A.
(EIRE INSURANCE EXOLUSIVELT.)
COMPANY'S BUILDDIR, S. W. CORNER Pounirs
AIM WALNUT STUMM.
DTP../AGTOBS.
S. Natatord Men, Mordecai L. Damao,
Witham 9-ee. it, ORM",
Hann, Frazier, John H. Brown
John N. Atwood, B. A. FahrieetoOk,
Beni T. Tredick, Andrew D. Oaaß,
Henry Wharton, J. L. Brrtniter.
P. ItATtlititinrib STasit , irrearaent.
tinant.ne W. Oosuit. Becreters telt
VACHANGE INSURANCE 00111-
,CANT—Mtt giPr 44 9 WAIgNIIT dire $.
inauranco on Homme l , ano MeronanoMa gauaralifyi
au favorable terms, tither Ligifted or PorpornaL
DTIMOTORS.
Thomas marsh.
Charles Thumpul . it
James T. Bala.
Joshua T. Owes,
John J. Griftlaia.
AIL BONSALL, Presidaut.
GINNOIIO, Wei Praddant
Jeremiah Doneeli,
Jobs' U. Glnuodo 4
Edward D. Roberta,
Samuel D. Smedley,
Reuben 0. Eele.
JERE
JOHN Q.
001. Montan.
AKERICAN FIRE INSURAI4OII
COMPANY. incorporated 1810. OHARI9IIII
PERPETUAL. No.SIO WALNUT Street. above Third,
Phlladelahla.
liming a large paid-rip Capital Stank and Bunke, in.
rested in sound and available Securities, continues as
in,mre on Dwellings, Stores, Furniture, Merchandise, 'Vas
aels In wort and their Cariaaa, and other Personal Pro.
party. All Losses liberallt and nromptly sainted.
. .
DTRECTOIIB.
Jamas B. Campbell,
Edmund G. DudHa,
Charles IV- PorilE6o,
Israel Mori. e.
Thomas R. Marls,
John Welsh,
Brsanel C. Morton,
Patrick Brady,
John T. Lewis,
THOM
Musa. 0_ ll_ thawroaD.
FIRE INSURANCE.
MBOHANICIP INSUBANOPI OOMPANT OP
PHILADELPHIA, No. 188 North SIXTH Street, below
Item, 1.,.,.5ere Tiallatuga, Coeds, ea Momhandler gem
rally, from Loss or Damage by lire. The Company Imo
panty to adjust all Losses promptly, find aerobe bolo to
merit the patronage of the public.
DIRECTORS.
btob.a P 4 el g a,
Michael McGeoy,
Bdward McGovern
Thomas B. MoOorml*,i
John Bromley,
!tenets Pelts,
John Caseedy,
Matsui Xorroza,
Fronde Cooper,
George L. Dougherty,
Jaume Martin,
,Tames lluross,
Matthew Div Aloes,
Harvard Rafferty,
Thomas J. Hemphill,
Thomas Fisher,
1%9M0/ff.? _
B ,
AN T RAOITE INSURAIiO ;
43011 PANT.— Authorized °Natal $460,0•00
CHARTER PERPETUAL.'
Office No. 311 WALNUT Shiley between Third and
Fourth Streets, Philadelphia.
This Company will insure against loss or damage by
fire, on Bundling, Furniture) and MffiChllndin 01111.
rally.
Alto, Karina Insurances on Vessels, Cargoes, and
Weights. Inland Insurance to ail Darts of the Union.
DINNOTONS.
Dania raltiaani
Teter flinger,
J. N. Baum.
Wm. F. Dean,
John Ketcham
CAM ESHER, P;eeideni.
tyke* '1%,. #reAlece.,
ens-tif
William igehort
D. Luther,
bowie Andenried,
John B. Blakiatoa,
Jogroph Maze
WILL
Witt.
W. M. Beans, Secretary.
INSURANCE COMPANY OP THE
OTATIff t i rilitill6MYAlTXA—Co7f Tal IN*
ad 8 EXCEL/MIN BIIILT)//4138, North side of WAN
NUT Street, between DOAK and THIBD Street" TWA-
Nelda. .--.
EITCIeXtFOBATED In 1114-OHARTICE PIrI37NTUAX..
VAPITAI+, *209,901).
ncorawrizio OF 7111 G 110111PA114) FED/MAIM
1, DU, 007,084. W.
AND INLAND TI/A.III3POSTA,
lIABINII, TIRE,
TION INSUBANOTI
OISEOTOM
lieary I). Gbenerd, Samuel Grant, Jr.,
O'harles Nandester, "kobiaa Wagner
William 13. Smith, Thomas watlaon,
John D, 6netln, /bury Q, Fromm,
Yriiillln,B. White, tmarlep fl. liewleg
George H. Stuart, George 0. Clanon,
Edward C. Knight.
. .
HENRY D
'WILLIAM HAIM,
COAL.
ROBERT R_ CORSON_
COAL DEALER.
OFFICE, 133 WALNUT STREET,
SALIM' 11.1101:141D)
PHILADILPHIA
T N. ROMMEL'S NEW LEI - 11.11H
Er • COAL WHARF, No. 959 DELAWARE Amara
above POPLAR Street. ar79-Imle
HAMPTON'S SPLENDID SPRING
Mountain Lehigh Nut.
Hampton's Rplondid Stove Coal.
Hampton's Splendid Egg Coal.
YARD—Southeast corner FRONT and POPLAR.
1073-r2t*
COAL. -THE UNDERSIGNED
beg leave to inform their friends and the public OM
they have removed their LEHIGH COAL DEPOT from
NOBLE-STREET WHARF, onihe Delaware, to their
tt sad, noritrecnei corner of EIGHTH aild. WILLOW
!Rivets, where they intend to keep the host e i nelity of
LZHIGH COAL, from the most approvsd.mbles, at the
lowest prices. Your patronage iWALTON s resreeidnil A Y solfidted.
J CO.,
Offlb% ill . 13entisSROOND Streit.
Ter& IBT@TITH and WILLOW. mbil-lf
TAMES HOMER & SON'S CHOICE
r 1 new crop Ten, 6EYENTO &roe%
and SIXTH and WOOD btreoie.
VRESH ROLL BUTTER, EGGS, duo.,
.12 received daily at EL N. GOTTWALIF, No. el 7
minima &ANDREI deur_
BB" QUALITY ROOFING SLAT',
miwayi c., had and tor nolo at trriton Whort,llll4
DIAO/1 Inn% genipstou. T. THOMAS,
111041 1W wawa inn% MAU14441/11!
18,181 97
IL M 6 AI
11840,348 IS
017,1411 04
R. RAMS, President.
Secretary. fe22,ff
Bernard H. Hutson:man,
Oharlea Clare A
Michael Cahill
ovQrza, tvimidmaL
• Nol7. oaga
BEMBRIBED, President.
1729-tt
SALSA 8 V evrisso.
Jowl B. MYERM it CO., tioarion-
NOR. 232 wud WA MA MUT Stebit
BALE OF fATUPF,TTNQb.
l'llll4 idORNINGI,
May 16, on four months' credit
-140 `tcskettaia cor
petingw: rosttings,
BALK OF FRENOtit Day Gomm
ON MONDAY Mi.)IINING,
May 19. on four months'
cradit --
700 packages French, Gorman, Swiss, and Britian dry
goods.'
LARGE ATI'RA6TIVai SALE OF
iragagri :4 GOMIS
(IN MONDAY 01111ENIN(1,
May 10, at 10 iMock, wa will troll s by estaiogge, on
crt Ott ol tour months—
AWLS,
vfriL ANT/ PRESS GOOFS,
M(IIIBSiiiLINE DE L NINES. tlce
Of a well known and favorite importation, comprising,
600 Faris ALL-WOOL BLACK mons dslaioe, dash
mere, anti nierina Sliawh, with worsted fringes,
(rein Sc.. to PUPPIOnO
800 14 4 EX "RA FINE PARI4 C Sllrdft It R
Br AWLS, tomortell mo lo Ordure, doh uul extra
!leave silk fel- two.
1,600 SUPERIOR PA RIS PRINTED A'P AL3IF,TTE
and STE t.L I, no it n OA 4 II f 1 EKE Vt" LS,
in Oleic.. se,iirillient of I:010TX 140f 1 11114110 C V ,
1,100 P/ Rig BROIIIIE STF,LL • StIAW
nipple nn,) double twined riomi Goriuts i and
BLAt R.
EOO pier's extra sneer BROWN, GREEN, and BLUE
VEIL 11 kIZEC 1.5, at a wall known wake, from
flee to extra coutlities
250 IdeCee do do
3eo 811 CPA n perine 11110 W IN, (1 N, PURPLE, and
BLUR DONNA. MART for veik.
ALSO.
Jest landed from ete.mer 11 mile "
60 pieces supertit4. quality PARIS MoUSSELINE DE
I 1 F.S. in 14011 SE anti
AZULINE GLUE 1./N[4Y.
Being the mare 1 / 4 1/111Cti of the importation, and the
last Giferitg in thin market for ilia season,
AALTe. OF ROtt.t.n /9'4 qt-Ings
ON TUERDAY MORNING,
Map 20, on four =Mills' crwilt.
1,000 packages buote rind Khoo&
FIA I,F OF DRY (if
ON THURSDAY MORNING,
Nay 22, on roar months' credit—
vackstgen Britinh. French. and Amara an dry Gnats
FIJAMIWI li - BINLEY,
4241 iIIiZEITN9II.4rtIiNET
BALE THIS (FRIDAY) MORNING, MAY 16, AT
A CARD.—.TLE attention of pnrolmers is rioinnntnd
tt our pale of 401:11M6 imported dry utuxle, to Po pall thig
(Friday) morning, Mny 16, nt 10 o'clock, by catalogue,
for casb, comprising a large and desirable assortment for
prcsent sales .
NOTICE TO 11.F,T A MIMS
Disb lustre black CHM de RDirlifg.
NeW (61110 fancy dress rilks.
Id( zan.haillea crop rip Capita.
Faris black barrgra o broclia lleonatil.
t4t+ r-rewrAlep, ara4 c 14.111.11,
Black Stella ,Intale. white goods. ribbons.
Linen camloic lispdkerchief-. CIOVni. C.
TO hi ERMIANT TAILORS,
TII IS MO RNI
EE jAhei , ki and d. A ZA.1.(‘i,p4,4
Ittuclk silk vArks. vestings.
Illoy loom., coatings.
Bolls checks, Farmer's drilh &c.
SHY OF FRTicell RILITIsII DRY 000D3.
MOH MORNING.
May 16th. by catalogue.
SCO lots of fancy and Ands French and British dry
goods.
ifir sample,' anti catalogues early on morning of gale.
FRENCH CASSIME lA, DEAF VETE, TIM
cS. ELBE LIN) NS, LINEN DRILLS,
CHECKS, &c. . _
THIS HORNING I
d French
e-4 French black dray. Welp,
Fancy silk, Cash.nere, and Marseilles vestings.
_ 4.4 814-.1. linen. , black It 41i411.1, Sf•rgeS
Pitney dolls, itarniten drills. coati EA, ae.
GINGTIA LAWNri, ( ) R M LAYELL-5.0.
cares olhl chart( gingham& • e.
cneem 9-8 Peri% printed organdies.
rase- Cr.-re de napil.k. lntrega Adalaie.
eases lavellas, fancy chillies plaid mohair!.
Cases Paris Tina Fla the errs find (tante°,
WHITE 6(l1)DS, - LINEN cidIIBRIII ITDHYS,
Jaconet. cambric, check. and
5.8 and 3.4 plain and printed border linen cambric
bandkerehi , fp.
111 pa's mutt women's lisle &Yee.
Blank tiller netts, Sm.
pHILIF FORD /e, CO., AUOTIOn
EATS, 5/6 MARKET htul. .i 22 COMMERCE Ste.
SALE OF 1,000 OAKES ITOOTS. SHOES, HBO-
GANN, Are
ON INONDA.Y MORNING,
May 10, at 10 o'clock. precicoly, will be aold by cat:.
lone, 1,000 MIN menu', bore', and youths' oalf, Ida,
sad grail, boots; calf and kip brogans, Congress, gaiters,
Oxford ties, 'walking shoes, &c.; women's. mimes', and
children's calf, kip, goat, kid, and enammeled heeled
boots and shoos. gaiters. slippers, al., including a large
assortireni of first-class city male good,
Open for examination, with catalogues, early on
tbr morning of gale.
BY HENRY P. WO.LBY. ET
AUCTIONEER,
VEMOYED from No. 9 South SECOND SPaet to No.
202 MARKET Street, south side, above Second Street.
REGULAR, 8.9LE8 OF DRY G 0...), S. TRE &MINOS,
li , tTIPNB, kc,
orf MoadaYt Wt Int tIRY, and Friday yaorni 091
com
mencing at 10 o'clock, precisely.
City and county) dealers, are requested to attend these
sales.
Consignments respectfully solicited from mannfactu-
I ere, import - tut , cora ;Id ifin ovbelosale,and joe'stms reasteeep
and retailers anti and every description of merchandise.
Entire stocks of goods arrangeritiand . ,eold ia latii to snit
the retail trade. Cash advanced on goods. Settlement
second dive fr, m swp.
myto Intl
FOR SALE AND TO LET
910 DISTILLER:B.
-a- The DISTILLERY known with.
and formerly owned and occupied by SAML. SMYTH,
Esq., tiznoitA on 7'ertitlek-tiffiti3, b otweeta VLA.OIII
and VII Ii Streets, Philadelphia, °opacity 600 bushel'
per day, is now offered for sale on reasonable and aocom•
modatlng terms. Ie in good running order, and has all
the modern improvements. An Arteelan well on the tags•
ndues furnishes au unfailing supply of good, pare wade.
Address Z. LOOKS tit 00., No, 1010 Itf.ARKILT
Street, Philadelphia. fe33•dtf
FOR SALE—First , class Bucts county
farm, near Doylestown. COLlVolfliool. 1.0 railroad, con
taining fin acres of loud iu the highest mate of cultivation.
nicely watered. Firet CIMB improvements and large es-
AelleUt DuIN of all kitela. le_ ADDIS , to 11. P
TIT, Vo. St 9 WALNUT Street. inflO
FOR SALE—A Large Helve Bamaker
and Frame, io COMPhatl mer, with all the fiarureei
WM he Of NI in operation by itiquirjux nr Gii
MIIIIII,F,TOI.I.9IFPOYD slid WTI/I.OW tnvlo P2t*
di TO LET.—A Very Desirable House
Mkea DlTolnut ttErgiat, tioor Broad_ All modern im.
provemente i rent very low reserVltil #n aftee Apply
to E. PETTIT,
my 7 209 WALNITT Street.
dFOR SALE OR TO LET—Four
Souses, on the weet side of 13110A.D Street, below
Columbia avenue. Apply at the southwest corner of
NINTH and SANSOM Streets. mh2d-tf
drA TO RE NT— A well- furnkhed
Fliarountry House, of moderate size. The grounds in
clude Flower, Fruit, and Vegetable Gardens, an Orchard,
a pleasant grove, through which a little brook flows, and
rapture grothala for tho use of two OWN. It it situated
tulle and a half from Old York Rout Station. North Penn=
eylvabia Railroad. Inquire 1618 LOCUS!' Street.
ap7•mwf tf
FOAL BALE an To TADT.—A
111 Cal pleasant house in the suburbs of Media, nearly . an
acre of Around, abundance of shade and fruit. Reut
low. Apply at No. 161, SOUTH FOURTH STRERT,
se ssd gh,Gry. an26.lm
TO LET—A beautiful COUN
TRY-PLAGE, of 10 acres, on the west side of
nwypotpm r 9 O, above Hart lane, within ten mi
nutes' wallt or ttio FritoUford and Po.thwork
cars. Possession early in April. Apply n the south
west corner NINTH and SANSOII., second story.
rah2B-tf
fis FOR SALE-A. DEEIRA.I3LUI
4.6.-FAII3I, containing 80 acres-.-1.2 timber. the balance
in the highest state of cultivation. Minnie on a liun of
railroad, five minutes' walk from a station, Chester.
County; 18 miles from the city. Largo and first,claisi
improvements, tenant's bones, stables, lame barn; run
ning water, snring-honse, ice-house, bath, &c. Terms
easy. A pply to E. Phi eTIT.
nty3 No. 309 WALNUT Street.
TO EXCHANGE-MONTGO
EAt ERY-COUNTY FAR% containing 80 acres-14
woodland, the balance in a good state of cultivation.
Good and substantial stone improvements. For further
particulara, apply to PETTIT,
my 3 No. 300 WALNUT Street.
of FOR SALE OR TO LET, LOW.
desirable 40anet
tto,, bituittra In MEDIA, Delaware county, within 'three
minutes' walk of Earl atreot and of Chesnut Grove Elard-
Ing House. Apply at 221:1 MA ItKE T a., Ptuladel phl a.
The prope.rty is very dokhablo. au l 2 tit*
HOTELIi.
STEVENS HOUSE,
(LATE: DELMONICO'S,)
N 0.26 TS BOAUWAIf, .
NSW YORK.
Five minutes' walk from Fall giver boat landing,
Chambers street, end foot of Cortland street.
mb2l3.3irt GitiO. W. *TEPEE/id, Pruiplictert
A OARD.—THE UNDERSIGNED,
XI- late of the eIItAILD HOUSID, Piffled.)lehla, hare
4...1 ) for • lorn yoirio wrior—Amva HOTIIL, 7i
Washington. They take *de moos - ton to reborn to their
old &lenge and enstomere many thanks for pad favor.,
And bog to &mire them that they will be MIA happy be
ma them to their new ottartera.
WV.V.11.111 7 0121&DWIOR, & 00.
W.1.9117M41.07/. 3114 V 1881. anthl-ly
MEDICINAL.
DROWN'S
ESSENCE JABIAIOA GINGER.
Manufactured only at FREDERICK BILOWN'I3
DRAM AND ORNISHOIL RTORN,
Worlihemat corner of VI ama iIIiNSTNUT ihrothi4
PHILADELPHIA
. . .
Attention is called to this valuable remedy which should
be in every family, and for the army and Navy it is In
dispensable. curing affeetione of the etertileh and bowels.
end is a certain preventive from the effects of bad water.
OAIITION.—To prevent this valuable Essence from
being connterfeited. a new Steel Engraving, executed et
great and, will be found on the outside of the wrapper, In
0P.141. la Allard the rawahaaar against being impaled UDOA
by worthless imitations. And told by all reepeatabla
Druggist, in the United Rates. fob wfrm-Ocre
—•
G LUTEN RAPSULIiIEI
PURE COD-LIVER
The repugnance of most patients to CIODZSI—VIO2I
0114 and the Mobility of niany.to take it at tial, bee in
form !of dispels& fee its atliv•kkevittion
that are familiar to the Medical Profeasior. Borne of
them answer in special MINN but more oiten3amtsehitais
neutralises the weal effect of the Oil, prosiest quite ea
unpalatable anti of lose therapentio value.. The rem"
name, mineem dim, to 'median, beluga:l, lamiteen, M of The
Oil, is entirely obviated by the nee of cot 0611511LYil.
COD-LIVER OIL OAPSIJII3IB have been much need
lately in Poops, the experience them. of the goodsre
rang from their nee In both bonplUil aratprlvatdpreatleti
abide from the naturally raggeeted Vantages, wind.
°fent to warrant our claiming the virtues wade for
them, feeling almond their nee wWeeenit in been& and
deserved favor. Prepared by
WYETH & lI,OTHER,,
dego-tt 1419 '94 , Awry. stropt, Philsa.o,oloo
p, n OIILEN'K WENSP ANCHOR
0 1.11.-3645 piptaalsoblee'a Weeap :Anchor din, now
landing at Lombard street wharf, from on board Dutch
schooner Paulite; & Cornelia, from Rotterdam, and for
sale by the sole A,r i lvortit r a.
BOIILIIN & CO.,
W. pull Ontli J OVIAII4 Fitoto9ll
4ALJNi3
m THOMAS &
1. , -1
• N o• 1381 and 141 *oath rOURTII horetw.
PCGLIC HA LEH REAL ESTATE AND ANNJNIt
AT. TEM EXCHANGE ON TUESDAY&
RZAt. %3TATEyT PIiIVATE MALL
Vi'e have a Wile ammint or rani estate st pet% tit
inoraittng even , dencrtotinn of dt7 awl f graalrf
peril. Printed libtf , may b.. bwi tit thf. , Ao.Wen Mee.
REAL ESTATE SA LIC—MAY 211.
'Orphan,' i'mirt 8.11e—V , tat...4 tiu,nn Nyinr.
BRICK DWELLING Arm LOT, smrrorr ei
111imtannwrylIVI/411 a And ;Soler/14A roof. 14 do okl/anlit/e.
F/MIA Estate.—SlX LOTS, ISAlfir ruin AL.
Eiv l / 1 /44fth ward, &sin atm/dui/A.
. .
Ennio Rtstate.—Fl VIC BUILDING L(T4, Moat 39-
!IMPS , ILVAI , M.,
Pereincinry Awie. PRA MR I)W11, r.ING, Bristol
turriplke t near the P.rcypeck creek, tioirmonirgi BO
It, I frock.. bile abrolM.P.
IBBER- 4 1*()KA BRIIK S,TOBE AND BAKERY,
No, 486 HichmoLd etreet, 118.18 w PulestLe r JA141d.k.i.04
word.
GERMANTOWN itERITIEV I 3I‘.—Three neat V/IP.
ntoue cottag, lf,aat Walnut lan« am! 313rtIn it.,
Geimnranwn. war , all m..llPre r ,, Tiveti.enoes
NEAT MOTEIt RE . IIDICN'IC, r 49, 4e , 34 M on d
rtre*i, tarn twenty , flret. Iles the eiel/elll
unv,•oiet..cce.
Rxe:ileure' Fide—EOM., et Renj.mln rleaM
VALUABLE coUNTRY neAr Canute%
N. J.. one mile from tl:” kteertibmit 14n4Ing,
Finnie ntntn.— VALUARLIC tWargle- 1 4 ettflf , Itft—
TV.— U'lrk duelUr g , factor,moehino shoo,
lie lot , Poeth Fifth *greet, TlAlir Wethillt. Lot 28 feet
front. Phu, et the Auctinn itn o
NEAT TEIRF.E 5 , 141 1Y RIiInK DWRIJANG, For
tieth fttreAt t north nt Wn t Timm.
ty :fourth wind, Yard Monte(' With G uit tram, mrolty.
&c,
FRAME RWFLI.IRG AND RIULDING LrITS,
wr.nlhwrnt corner of Cu) ler and Newhnlo etr , Inownsa
NtarteoLth and Twentieth streeta t wroth of
RE►L ESTATE, EAL4-11 , 11V 2?
A Faigne,“' Peremptory 4 tui.—LOT, north mid.. of Bet
tonaiond greet, emit of Chothrim, thfrtivinth ward. 21
fo et fr—nt. FAN ehrehtt e.
THRKE KTORV MIMIC OiIMLR nkt4 Dr_vp.t.crna,
nntiti WPM. corner ni 'Nunn th.th and t.ti.ritun A trpon.
NRAT MODERN DWELLING, arrt cldm of Thlrty
second titre. t, B
T went. film - I,h w4tili
tiTORY It ft MK I)WELLEIG, tlvntltott
Batt- tr FtFt of Thirtv.third, r
IrPritv.fniinth ward
INLFdiftliT YA GUAR! FC 011DITR1 gajt,
22)4 Am*, with titoetkr improvonit•nt , t, near Twiatu o
arid Clear tip river
NVAT MODERN /GRID :NOE Rontli Prowl street,
r , O O rA ImnsP hr/ow PRPolunh r" vi. Tog 40 fpfit front,
' kW! rhr rnorlorn conTruirucen. Tara pintilid with graph
Thus fruit In PI, NC,
ItANDSOME MODERN D 11713T,R RESIDRNON,
on the north !WA of Mount Vernon stree t
west of Thicnt
t•Phlh, 40 tent ftnht. Finhibud in neat modern style.
Clear of illflllll ilrflTlro.
NEAT MODERN DWRLIANC, on the north .14 e or
Mount Vernon fltrent. n 4 nt Flutivontb
Pc; ernntory Salo.--VALT.TAP.LIt 31 D R a A GE,
P 9,1617.66, uncured on a largo and vdduahla prnpnrty t
Aecoroi area, atsuve 14aee, hnn'r no the Gamy(
Tavern."
Exneuin. Palo nn thn "'remlong —'an. 1919 Walnut Pt,
EiPLENDTP FOUR FTP'.RY PV:TMT MTONIIu MI.
Dpvcir, AND Au:rpm/MR WIIRVIPRP.E , VELVIetg
CARPA,TS, 11IItRnR TH.H.IOIIe.P., At.
THIS MORNIMI.
May lath, at 10 n'elnek., at Nn. 1219 Walnat.qtr.t., Ay
order of exectitnr. by cat/doom 1m: 1 111in , , Knit of roue.
wand 'lining ronm furnitnrot laran Dior atirrnr, hatidirmis
Macaw Ono ♦rivel6od ether earpota, nub/ PIM , tllAttiblif
furniture. &c.
At 10 o'clock preci.ely. (immediately oefore the. BAN of
the fureitnre.) will be meld the splendid four story Pintos
WOlllO lifliidPrlffls with crimmndinna thrmotnny hot
llnitihthi inn tinnrtrior mannpr. ltnd ' , AWN'
with every modern crmvonlenco Let 25 feet front, 235
feet deep to Panente street. At 10,060 mty reseme ea
gronrd rent, or half the purchase money or mortgage, all
thr RTtiPT) of thn pitrrlifittr r
1114 , play to. examined the day prtvioui to POO
SALE 01' A GA W LIIIR VI Y.
THIS AFTERN(PIN.
May 16. COMMPDCifig at 4 o'clock, will lie sol4 i a law
II 111.44 11 (.4 ror.ri, apri 9ther
va1..1.1.1.114(0 tr. no, prriaFt-.10 , 1.
Cattilnenee will he rowly, and the hooka arranged
for examination, two dam prevlnto to Kale.
Sa`e for ykeronnt of the TT, Red StatAq.
PACKING BOXES, 1100 P TRW:, Bitlama,
PAPER. he.
ON MONDAY MORVINO.
May 19. nt 10 o'clock, at the United 9tat.: 43 Argo a as,
near Gra)'. Ferry, about 1,500 ricking basal, I , A Into
hoof. inna,allatat r
afier, at thn Atorahouna f rwo.ntv-flrat an i gprutle attest%
a lot of packing boxon. baggine. nap.r,
Sale Nn 132 A Walnut Street,
HANDSOME FLTRIVITURR, VELVET 018-
MS. ,tc.
ON TUINISDAN
May 20, at 1 0 o'clock. by catalogue, at No, 1323 Wal
nut atttet, the entire furniture, comnrlting handanme
rtrairend ‘lllll pinch riegiellut.rmai fitftlthen, maim
cbeinheY end dihlee- t nem Furniture, volved and Drumelo
carpete, eldt , th glittettare,
A hte. the hitehen furnitnro.
May be examined at 8 o'clock on the wonting of
sal&
-DANCOAST & WARNOCK, AUG
TIONEERS, No. !NS meowcwr
LAUGH DIPIGG/AL tilt fIF 260 oerni fiTRAW
(1-00114. by fl‘tuloguo,
713/8 MOR!TING,
May 16, commencing at 16 o'clock. procißelv.
A mineral assortment of fashlonshlo goods, for nestle;
I.BOiPP. 1111F4PP. mul cbtldr n.
Jrrbidad will be found split straws, Floret es braids.
Belgium straws. pedal. fancy lace, au I hair bonnets, of
the most fashionable shapes.
Also, misses' white and colored fanoy hail, of flowed
styles.
Also, men's and boy's palm, Panama, Canada, and
Senet hate.
LARGE POSITIVE 441 - E OP AMERTOAN AND
i' l4 'S 60 oP*l *DTP ri9TP - 6 , UPI tit -
BON*. 11313.1,1NE15T (30• P'S, yc, by ilatalogue,
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING,
May 21, commencing at 30 o'clock rrnelaelY.
OSEB DTATHANF.I, AUCTIONEER
-VIA AND COMMISSION TTEIROBAWL, sontbasid
corner of 511f..711 and DAM' Sta.oot(
TAKE NOTICE.
The blgtmer possible price IN ?Donal on coal" lar
the Principal Ettalishonent, sonthmwt oorner 0?
fllxtb and Race etreete. At lewd one-tAird more •?i.ax 01
WY other eetablinhatent in thin city.
ta?Stfitt
XO,OOO TO LOAN,
In hinge or RIAU =mints. from OEM dollar to thorwendlsh
on diamonds,- gold and silver - plate, watches. joviAry.
triochandiso, clothing. Min:aura, bedding, tiontiL ard
kWh M ovary dotrittlem.
LOANS MADE, AT THE LOWEST MARKET RATES,
'This establishment has large fire and thief-woof Wag,
for the safet; of valuable goods, together with a Wyatt.
watchman on the nromlana.
ESTAIILISTIRD FOR THE LAST Ed TEAM
ALL LARGE LOANS MADE AT THIS, TER
c , PRINCIPAL ESTAMLIMIYMNI"."
OBARGICS GREATLY R;C:VCCED.
AT PRIVATE SALE.
One superior brilliant toned plampforto, With MUMS
pate, sett and lend pedals. Price onls 190.
One very /1710 toned ciano•Torte, price only $6O.
AT PRIVATE SATE,
AT LINK TRAN HALF USUAL BVORE PRIMO.
(lola end silver watches of every description, front one
debar to one bundretl dawn each. gold obeine. feahioe
ablejewelry. tliamenrie, kn.
SHIPPING
. d e t t. FOR HARTFORD, CONN,
.7r—ra Delaware and Marl 41.71
Tlio Schooner t , J. D BETOKALEW," Mclivana
nuaste.r, is now. Insdine nt third whnrF boinwlnnt
street. and will esil SATURDAY, the 17th filet., at 12
M. CoicAig dt.4llnbtl bnYolld ILtrtfepd a. 411 UN famst.doti
with dtstotich free of coloinlsslon.
For rata of freight, which will he taken on accommo
dating tenon, apply to W5l. 5f BAIRD
ypyl6-2t Smith DELAWARE Avenue.
girt, 110STON AND PI-111,ADEIL
PHIA STEAMSHIP LINE—From PINI
6tivrt, Philadotpllin nut] rioNci WWI, PPatAri, sip
Tba mambo iitliCOW, Captain amtthewn i will nil
from Boaton for Philadelphia on S A TUSDAY. tray 10,
a. 4 o'clock P. M., and from Philadelphia for Boston on
FRIDAY, May it, at ID o'clock A. AL
tlittt Vy 14i)
Freight taken at fair rates.
Shippers will please dead hills lading with their govek
For freight or plunge (having line aocommodadong
for paeHongera), apply to
HENRY WINNE ,
hl Ivry-Ayvv-on
ailif itg i 4_ , FOE 141 1 . W
NEW.. DAILY LINE, via Delsaiira aN
Raritan en,na!
Philadelphia sad New York Enema Steamboat Hord.
peny receive freight and leave daily at 2 P. M., deem.
too their cargoes in New York the following day.
Freights taken at reasonable rates.
WM. P. CLYDE & Agent;
N 0.14 SOUTH WHARVES, Mtn&labia.
JAMES HAND, Agent,
anl..tf Piers 14 and 15 EAST DIVED., Now York.
as dra FOB BALTIMORE,
WASHINGTON, D. C., AND YOE.
TRESS MONROE, DAILY,
AT 3 O'CLOCK P. M .,
BALT/NORM ABTA Vg/LAI/XLPHIAOTEATtIIIOhI
courcrnr,
(BBIOSSON
One of the Steamers of this Company leaves the upper
side of Chestnut-street Wharf daily ((Sundays excented,)
gt 3 o'clock P. b!., and arrives in Baltimore early mail
morning, ireigikU, for Wastanariou and aPortreen 'Houma
received and forwarded 'with all possible despatch, au
are required to be prepaid through.
freights of all kinds carried et the lowest ratea.
A. OIIOVES, Jr., Agent,
WA. SU RAMA WIT A RT/11111
1.14-!im
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
PORTANT 1
tiLL ARTICIJES FOR SOLDIERS
Should be oont by RARYCIEWS EXPRESS, On
CIHESTN UT Street. They charge only RALF RATES,
and send daily to Baltimore, Washington, Fortress Mon•
.roo. aro! r olot.o.t4tiblod bbourtrecy. [Maa,
geginow THE ADAMS EX
-- PBESP COMPANY, Oleos ea
CIDESTNIIT Itltreat, forwirh Panels, Peck,apHo Mec-
Obandimel DNA Notre, and Precis, eifitor b 7 14 . o".a
linos or in connection with other Express Companies, to
all the principal Towns and Cities of the United States-
N. B. BANDFoRD,
Denim') tinpprilitAwienc
BUSINESS NOTICES.
agp DR. FINE, PRACTIOAIi DNN
TNT for 18 van, No. 219 SUNNI Fitreet4 ftbOVID
Second, inserts the most beautiful Teeth of the age,
mounted on One Oold, Matins, Silver, Vulcanite, cm—
math Aroff, 49., at prices more reasonable for moat
aifi 1117 1 / 1 191nif wris b.nti.i le kiln
Teeth Plugged to last for life. No pada 6 eatractiag
Teeth. Artificial Teeth repaired to mgt. No say until
satisfied all is right. Reference, best families. fetN...ln
J OHN WELSH, Prueboal SLAT'S
BOOMER, TRIED Strout and GIEBDIANTOWN
Road, te jrepared to put on any amount of BaOrllies,
on the moot MODBitATS TIEBIKO, Win guaranty to
make every HaillllNya/folly Water-Aiht•
P °were prOMVUY attenciN to.
rpo THE, DISEASED OF ALL
J_ ?LABBE3 .— AII enb•aente and chronic disease%
Inegal guarantee at Mil WALNUT littelatt
Philadelphia. mid in dkgd Of II failltra no dllarga se Thad&
klrofeesor DOLLES, the /modes of this newt practiCe,
esikTsuperin:enct tba treatment of all names Matadi A
vemphlet containing a multitude of certificates of those
Bared, also letteist and cumnLltnantany gmlutintui (rein
medical men and others will be given to any potion free.
Lectures are constantly given at 1220, to medical men
and °Owe who desire a knowledge of my discover!, 1. 4
!DOAK EleciriCity CO a_reliable therapoutto agent , VA.
miltattnin !roe, Ip2o-7
firENING OF A sumarat GAR
DEN.—The undersigned begs leave to Int dm th e
nubile that ha has ensued for the MUM hie VA/ OAII,
DEN and HOTEL, at the loot of COATES S' rest. Om
she Fairmount Park. Families are nartlee.arly invited.
Ice Cream, Cakes, excellent Lager Beer of It e tt t ' a brow.
ery, Winos, &0., always on bend.
ITIF it 'lUtll &t
MY3.3tu TWENTY. SEVENTH and COATES Sta.
COTTONAND CAN
VAS, of all numbing e wi d brandy.
SAIL DU
D.TEnt l e Duck Await Tu•l'lli, of all ilikeetlaeleaa,
Tents, Awnings, Trunk, and Wagon Dovore.
Alm Paper . Slan'..facturere' Drier Fella, from Ito I
Met wide. Tarinvaling, Belting. Sail Twine, &e.
004 JOHN W. DV
162 JONESEBEAN & 00.,
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