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THE CITY.
MIH’rAKT.
dotjbmiday court martial.
The court mot at U o clock on Satorday moraine—all
the mem tors present The evidence taken oa the pre
loading day was read by tbe» Judge Advocate, Messrs.
Win. Collins. chief cleric of *bm Arsenal; Ward M.
Coffee, chief clerk to Coloael Grosman, and Howard
Allen, clerk ofsaUloltat the arsenal, were present,
? n f^J 4>llib i^i U i l !5 e ? 1 tb ® respeofcire bookß belonging
to their several departments
Tp Judge Advocate, who was about resting the case,
raid that he would put these books in evidence at the
proper time, which was acceded to by the counsel for
*h« deface, who reserved the right to object if they
'Should deem it necessary
Mr, Brewster claimed to know the name of the ac
cuser. .
Colonel Wester replied: •* The United States * *
Hr. Brewster asked that he be aimed, Individually,
and submitted the folio Wins for the consideration oi tne
Jndf« Advocate bavin, stated that tie case for
the proaeontion Is eloeed, the cooniwl fOT the aeonied
repeat tie demand made at the eemmeneement oi taj»
invest la ation. that the scented be /nrti»hed wittt
name of Me accuser, ana the aecased
quest, that btfore he ah*>l be reqntred to prooeea witn
ntsdefet.ee he shall he taroTm-dby whom the char*”
top™Sdie,Trth“untH Motion thnsa.ked
1 ll T°he defendant made an affldavlt that itwae ieTOSsarr
for him tn preparm. a defense that he shonld have the
*Y. r tV *V^ a hniihn end papers, now iu possession of
wnrtf lie etnneel defence aeoompanted
oft awh'mfd'on Its again opening slat
ed tbatnconld noi allow the book, and paparatofo
Ir.ntia&y At ab seasonable hours they would
SS opei ‘“he inspection of the acoaeed and his conn
scirand then. B nece£ary, afire proof could bo pro-
y ‘ Mr? that his protest be recorded
conrt\djourned to meet on Thursday next, at 12
o’clock
THE TYLER COURT MARTIAL,
■Before the general court martial of whiejfi Major
R. o.*Tyler is president aad C-pt Cliaa. P.
C arke indcft advocate, an oflUe-Ute of the iku renn
sylvama Cavalry is now on trial iipaa the cbarie o
havtni presented eleven false elal wsaaainat theflo*
vernment to certain paymasters and bavin* received
MeMiß K«liy end Rafeer are c<mns*l for
?£e i&udMt. iadoV Ollri, co*daot»ft. P«M«a
116b
RECRUITING.
On Saturday warrants for tbe payment of the ctty
bounty were issued to IJ3 njen, of whom
listed xer thiee j oars, and 103 for ose»**£. ,£ h IJIS dl i!
■were: First word. 6; Second ward.lii Third ward* 6;
Fourth ward, 4; Fifth ward,2; Sixth wsrdn Sifcevenla
ward, 18: Eighth ward, 8; Tenth ward, 2; Eleventh
ward! 9; Twelfth ward. 15; Thirteenth ward, 1; Fow-.
teonthward, 2; Fifteenth ward, 3; Klehteentn. ward.S;
nineteenth ward, 3; Twentieth ward, 18; Twenty-flist
ward, 6;Tw*niy-fonrtb ward, a; Twenty-fifth w&rd,l.
MIMJIiI.iAJKKOtJS.
atro&ous murder.
Ehortly after nine o’clock on evenin?,
Corporal Brown, marine detective, attached to the U.
E? receiving ship, was shot b • a druiken jwldter«
named Charles Young, from the effects of which death
ensued, between liiasd 11 o’clock yesterday morning
From all that we could learn of the tragtdy outside of
an inveatigntten, it teems
soliant, and told ban to let th«* aged m “f
Th* Boldier instantly presented a revive/, and, with
a prolane oath, said *do 1h« sold*!*r tlred
Before there was a momen'. ?yr reply, the soldier nren
one ahot. bat the ball missed. Corporal Browu ran
across the street, and attempted to take refuge toa
grocery store at the corner of Mary street He was
quickly followed by tha drunken soldier, whoAted
two more shots at him. One b*li entered the aide of
Corporal Brown and passed -through his abdomen,
inflicting a mortal wound. The other hall passed
tturoughhis thigh, infiict.ng a flmh wound. The un
fortunate man fell on be floor of th* giocery store. He
was conveyed to ihe d>u* store of Br £»ebln*er, at the
coiner of Second and Mary streets, where he was
promptly and k*ndly attenc ed to. fl e was finely ser
ried to Ms re-iden.ee in La Fwetie street, near Federal,
where he expired, as already stated ■
At the time of tne shooting. *„n Saturday night, con
siderable excitement prevailed A number of police
officers were speedily at the seen*, oat owlag tq the
darkness, and the small local thoroughfares, blind al
leys, rear sheds* and low fences, th« marderer,assisted,
it is thought, by certain paities etf«c(ed ht®® g oape He
was a native or that suction of the cstr; wm regarded
by the police as a bad- he&iteu man* one who beat his
Wife and several other w«m*it nm ton* *ince. Be en
listed In a company known a* Ud«pfndent Ouarde,
Capt. Thomasv now stationed at Hil-on Barracks, Cin
cinnati. It is supposed that heeectpad with a squad
of men on Saturday night. Hie capture is not improba
ble. X
ACTS in THE HISTORY OF PRINCETON
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (O. S.) WEST
PHILADELPHIA.
First meeting 'for worship was held on 18th Marsh,
1853, in a small frame building on Lexington avenue,
near the Pennsylvania Hospital for the Insane. The,
sermon was preached by Rev. Prof. Saunders to a con
gregation of three person*, one of wnom was Hon.
This service was continued under the care of Profes
sor Saunders, and a flourishiog Sabbath School gathered
Cb ln fl lt66^6» o acpolutad mission,
ary by the Board of Domestic Minions, and In October
of that year the communion roll numbered, eight
persons.
These had increased in June, 1858, to fifty persons,
and ihe frame huUoing becoming too■ small. services
weie held therealier in the WTest Philadelphia Xnsti
*UChi the fliat Babbath in June. 1858, the church was or
■canixedby a committee of tbePresbjterr of PhUadel.
nhia; on tbe 20th June Messrs. Henry C. Blair and
Samuel 8 Shriverwere elected elders and on the 25th
June the first board of trustees tran chosen. , , .
This year was distiu guUhed by the donation of a lot
of around by Mrs Miner, widow of Rev. Dr. Samuel
Miller, professor in the Theological qominary atPrlsce
'ton. in honor of whom th« yonng church adopted the
Hams of-the Princeton Presbyterian Church of West
Philadelphia.
The coiner stone of a church edifice was laid Wednes*
day, October ISih, 1858, Rev. Or. John fleill laying Joe
stone and Rev. Dr. Ley burn (nowinSeseah) delivering
an address. '
The eaureh building was entirely completed in 1860,
and a unanimous call given to Rev J. Addison Henry -
This was accepted, and the young minister, having
Justfinished his studies in tbe college of New Jersey,
anil the Tfeotoglrei Seminary at Princeton, was in-
IRfifl 1 1 ■ • 1 »' Jlwatftii .Innft.lH
The cost of the chureh was about 111, ODO, of which
more than $3,000 was contributed ny Henry O. BlaAr,
*Who may justly be teimedits founder. A .tablet to his
memory adorns the entrauca to the ehuTch.
The church has prospered in ail her interests tempo*
ral and spiritual during the pastorate of Rev. Mr.
Henry. In 18%, when he came to the church* the ac
tual working membership was 86; It is now ovar 140.
Hardly a communion has passed .without some addi
tions to the church. The Sunday School numbers neart
IySCO
The debt incurred in building the church ($B,OOO, in
3860) wa* at onetime burden*ome to a small member
ship, but it has been gradually dim nished, and on the
lest day of February was folly paid, principal and in-
Mr. Henry entered on his duties at a salary of $BOO.
This was increased April, 1884, to $1,20D; ana at a very
full meeting of tbe congregation, held 17th Last., Hon.
J. R. Ludlow in the chair, the bond and mortgage aon-
S aid were presented to the congregation, some altera*
ons in the charter were authorized and the pastor’s
salary raised to sl. 600.
THS GREAT PICTURE SALE.
The free exhibition of Messrs Earle' b beautiful collec-
Hon of original American and foreign paintings, sow in
the southeast gallery of the Academy of Pino Arts, has
been crowded for some days, and, from the interest ex
cited, and the fact that the sale, oo the evenings of next
Thursday and Friday* will he entirely without reserve,
much competition may b* anticipated Here are nearly
one hundred and fifty fine pictures, most of them por
ch ased directly from the artists or painted from sketches
Which they made exclusively for him The well known
Dusssldoif school is largely represented here, but there
are fine specimens, too, by well-known artists of
Trance, England, Italy, Belgium; ;aod Holland. We
are glad to notice, too, that American art is strong here,
there being fine specimens by B. D. Lewis, George G.
Lambdin, Xanthus Smith, Bussell *mith, Thos. Sally,
Edw Moran, 8 B, Waugh, Thos. Moran. las Hamilton,
-O. Sehos'sele, F. De B Biehaids, Peter Moran, George
Hetzel, (Pittsburg-) the l*te Thoiaas Birch, and W. L.
Boantag, Lewis Lang, and J. W. Caesllear, Hew York,
Some of those paintisge are gems; for examp e, X.
3), Lewie’s “Early Morning on Lake Champlains!*
Thomas Sully a •’Flora,” so!LUe Lawrence in his
prime; “Summer,” by 8. B Waugh, a work of gTeat
power ae well ae beauty s copies of band seer, by B. Mo
ran s *’ A Storm at Sea, ” almost sublime in its stern
srandeur, and painted in his best impaste manner; by
antes Hamilton ; “Hunset on the Juniata.” by F. De
jB. Bicharde; •'Hubert and Frioee Albert*” byJchus
sele; “OssipeeLake in Hew Hampshire. 1 " by Bussell
ffmlth; “Fallow Deer,” by A. F. Tail; and Cassi
lear’s “Early Autumn.” Here, too, are some very
carefully executed copies of great pictures.by BosaSon
hour, Eandseer, Von (of Brussels), Gerard
Dow* Stuart, Ac. Paul Weber, who is abroid now,
Las some dna paintings here. The Dueseldorf pictures,
here distinguished by accuracy of detail and thorough
fidelity of representation, show us a great deal ol the
external aspect and internal economy of Germany; its
rural scenes, its grand scenery, its noblejforests. its
f;reen valleys, its qoaiut architecture, its withln-doorsm
ife. Tor example, Mo. 44, the ” Wedding Procession
in B2, “Saturday Hi*ht Market in Brus
sels;” 11, “Moonlight on ihe ice;” 17, “The lion
"Worker;” 29 and 30, “The Love Letter,” and “The
Marguerite;” and 45, “Auction in a Cottage in the
"Black Forest ” Wo. might muHtpiy examples, hut
have said sufficient, we trust, to induce the public to
take advantage of the opportunity, and at least visit
ih* collection now on view, free of admission- charge,
in the Academy of Fine Arts
AH INGENIOUS MEDICAL AGENT.
Dr, Von Woacbzleker, a gentleman who ha« made the
human eye, ear, and inroat hts particular study, has
recently invested a machine at a cost of nearly four
thousand dollars. The apparatus has been pronounced
by the highest medical authorities as an ingenious and
invaluable sgent to cure deafness, throat diseases, ca
tairh, asthma, Ac. The machine is mostly silver, and
combines, with its several -parts, a boiler for steam
and a receiver for cold air. By a'scleniiiic combination,
the medieineisethexiaiisedrand forced, by means of a
:pump, through tubes so adjusted b* the physician that'
It can he broughtto beer directly upon the parts affect
«d. The boiler la provided with a dial that indicates
the pressure of steal*, and thue the operator is enabled
to ascertain at a glance the force all eady gained by this
powerful agent The entire at paratua is . simple in its
construction: It is yet novel in the mtdleal profession,
and like every new idea on may sabjee:,must meet with
some opposition, particularly among that class of sd
tn’ifie gentlemen who suppose their own education par
/eet The machine has been examined by quite a num
ber of thu faculty ,who regard it as au invaluable agent
for the curd of many ‘diseases of the throat and ear.
Dr. Von M. is the inventor, and it will not belong be
fore there will be any number of imitators in different
parts of the country. We nave tees within the past
year quite a number of soldiers end sailors whose sense
of hearing has been much affected by the concussions
rnd reports of heavy guns.. To effect a radical cure in
thtee taiet by the me" of this machine* the inventor
thinks, would regal* e a-vsrj short time. >
PRODUCTIVE INDUSTRY*
That extensive establishment, the Industrial Works,
•2029 Galiowhill street, having bees again enlarged, so
ae now to cover nearly the whole block, Bement Jk
Doogherty.the proprietors, Inviied their friends to In
spect the Improvement, which was done on Friday
evening, followed by a liberal and choice supply of re
freshments, supplied by Augustin* and partaken of iu
the uevr drawing room, a magnificent and spacious
apartment, henceforth to be occupied by the draughts
men of the house. The manufacture of machinists’
tools ie the principal specialty of the house, but it also
executes enginesrlng work to a-large ext.nt. The chair
was occupied, at the social ra°eting on Friday, by John
Rice, Esq., who was succeeded by Charles H Rogers,
Esq , president of the Tiadesmen/s Bank, with W. H.
Teaton, Esq , as secretary. Borne excellent speeches
were made by Hr. Sogers- Mr Sellers (William Sellers
«& Oo , eugim ersLMr. William B. Bement, Mr. James
Dougherty Mr W. H. Ycatou, Mr. Marshall, and
others, end eome excellent singing alternated with the
oratory.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE FRAUDS.
’True bills of indictment bavin* been found by the
<Grand iMWWt* shortly before their adjournment, they
.are now iu the charge of the Cleric of the Coart. George
M. Moore, Esq.
Bill Ho 46S charges Gideon M Allen with the larceny
467 charges Gideon Hilton Allen with th,
ehalgB(l Gideon H 4Hen with th, em
lezzlement end larceny of ,1,661.86.
Bin Ho. 456 Charles Gideon Hilton Allen with the
embezrleznent and larceny of 499 70 $l4O. and 4149.34.
Bill No. 461 charges Gideon M Allen with the ember*
alsment and larceny of 41,077,80.
To these bills the prisoner will be sailed upon to
plead in all probability at the next term of the court.
HIBERNIAN SOCIETY.
The annual dinner took place, at Augustin's; on Tri
day evening, and gave satisfaction, to a large party.
General Patterson,’ president of the society, was In the
chair, with the Hon. dames Harper and fames Brown,
4m ,a, vice presidents. Among the guests were Gen,
Ennklin. and the president, ofihe fit, Andrew s, St.
George’s, Slid Albion charliable looletios. Thensnal
round of regular toasts wee duly given, and there was
eome excellent Binging.
CHANGE IH BUSINESS,
Mr/J. B Oonia. so well known et the old etore, cor
her of Beyenth and Chestnut streets, reiires from the
sale of matin and general musical merchandise, which
branch of the business passes into ths hands of Mr.
Charles W. A. Trumpler. who, indeed, has beau over
It for some time past, and highly esteemed in that capa
city. Mr. Gould confines himself. for the future, to the
sale of pianos, cabinet organs, Ac. , and the renting of
jausicaTinstrumente.
REFUGEES FROM THE REBEL ARMIES.
_ MTe understand, that a lajte,pablio meetinff will he
held in'the Aeaiemy of Mnsio, on Thursday oyenin*
I(«t, et the call ofihisHonor Mayor Hoary, toeonaidet
the eiaft of thelncreaimi number of refugees from the
mA7 lw expected in oar paper of to
TOoiroir. «
Aboutnoon on Saturday & *light fir* occurred in the
Tear of 911 South Front street. About one o’elock yes
terday morning a alight fire occurred at 620 Filbert
•treat. A frame house owned by Mr. Wager, on Front
'streethelowßickerson took firefroma stove pipe at 7
morning, Loss -$2OO.
4 SUDDEN HEATH.
On Salnrday bvenlac-F -R died suddenly
fronaheart disease at theUnlted Kates Hotel. He is
JJoSjHI City .and had o^Physi-
for some tendays previous to his death,
. • ' ' 4 POUND DROWNRI>.,_. _ f , .
v< of^ut 1 inknowiii the
Schuylkill yesterday, at the Soapstone Station.
THE STAB- ON; THE UNIOH.
This splendid steamship, botlt by Mr, tohe '*?;
or lit. city, for Messia. B *. Bonder A. p«k CmjJW
tbolr mercantile fleetmnmberfwento. or th.reaMnwj,
bee (One to Ne* York, where she will take In tbe re
malnder of her cargo, Mo/ 'boned f “ h S , L,S
She can aecommodete 93, Bret elese cabin OTaaenjere,
and ie t ßed up with the latte, elegance,_a°d_oojnjenl:
encee which one Jo mestic emtiy Private
hS?tbln o 'an n d faUy “lSr re’i MM dtok.’^h.J
SS'white Egooppar fattenedjh» Uj» boiler,
and the screw motive-power, fine has taken out her
papers as belonging to this, port. The repeat (Iren at
ShiSfalftriß end repeated on Friday (to members of.
!£! prepared on board, and did
cMdft t? th7Slp r e c«W»«. »b 4 to the eaterer. Mr.
a£i BS>meon7 the ehip’e eteWard OaptalnSAlonse
Blanchard- s yonnklman, but in ••oldsaU’’ Iksrlii
beeu over 16 years in command, last of thejCambria),
is commander oi this ship, and, no daub*, will develop
her peifeetions as a sure and swift sea-goer.
stabbing affray.
Wm. Taggart, aged 38, wa« admitted to the Hospital
yesterday, suffering from anumber of stabs received in.
s fracas in Vine street, below Broad. He was cut la
the side, the knife penetrating the lung, and his am
was ent in a frightful manner. Being under the influ
ence of liquor, be could not give a satisfactory account
of the occurrence.
THROWN FROM A WAGON.
John Worne, one of the drivers of *a Adnms A Ce.
expreee weffcn, was thrown from hie wagon »t Twen
tieth and Spruce etreeta, yesterday, and had the oap of
his knee fractured.
DISTRESSING ACCIDENT.
Bernard H.Sl’len, aaedlS jeara. was oaughtto the
machinery of Meatra Barclay A Barclay ’B Unseal Oil
eetahliehment. on Saturday, an dee rioualy inj ti red. Ho
wan taken to the Pennayl-ania Hospital, where hie arm
was amputated, and hie leg dissevered to have received
a compound fracture.
FIHEMKBMM ITEMS.
NEW BOUSES.
The Reliance Engine Company have b ttT f A
commodious and suitable property at the cornet Of,
Tenth.and Anita streets, Twenty * afeih ward, and In
tend removing from their present station. N«w street,
above Second, to the above point. The w *?jLofflre ap
paratus in that .vicinity hie for a longtime been se*
Soubly felt, and thle move> of tbe Reliance'has been
brougnt about by many of the largest property-holders
°Vhe EBWhoBS. of the Spring Garden Hose Company,
on Bid,a avenue, below JefferaoTJ "treet. ia favorably
proiressing towards compittion. The etruoture will
certainly add to the many improvement, beina made to
that neighborhood, and, is hen completed, will afford
the company many conveniences not attainable upon
theirpresent premises. ' -
KXSCBIXANBOUS*
The Vigilant Bngiie Company Intend pnttlngthelr
*■ new mute " in service on and after the 20th of too
present month. The style It similar to those worn hr
toe United .Statee Hose. . .
The Kebaington Hose Company conlemplate making a
visit to Hew fork on the coming Fourth of July. ■
The Phoenixßoie Company, last week, donated the
sum of *SO to toe famib of S Fleetwood McMenamin.a
member of the Moyamenetog Hoae Company, whoi wa.
burned to deatn at the Are Hmth and Washington
etreeta, while endeavoring to aa to the life of a mother
and child.
Aimnnl Conference off tl«e Methodlsl
Ipheopal Church.
FOURTH DAY.
: conference opened at 9 o’clock. The reUtione exer
cises were conducted bo Bov. G. ®-,P ftTro -T' , ...
Bishop Janes was present during the session, and 0«-
0n !& 4 S. e fIt«S’A,off 1t «S’A , offe P re a l toat heraaftor
tbs fisbts upon churches and parsonages he retMned to
Conference, in order that they may be published in the
question of the discipline, " Who have
been eleoted end ordained elder, tola year?- was now
tahen up The following were favorably regommend >
ed, and elected to aldera’ orders: David D. Hudson,
Wm. 8 Ppgh, John Brandreto. aaroußittenhouee ,
When the name of Bev. Janfts Webb was called he
were elected to local elder orders; 8- E.
Stephens, and George M. Ciawces. ... .
The third and fourth questions: “Who are admitted,
into full connection? aud who are the were
next cohaidereA Durifg ibis part -of the proceeding*
Bishop Janes ooeupied the chair. . ... ... - „
The pjeachers who have been on trial to the Con
ference for two years were then called in front of tae
platform, where they passed a solemn religious examl*
nation by the Bisnope *v«v,
A solemn and impressive charge was then deHvereu
to the young men, after which their names we recalled,
and they were elected to dMcon’s orders to be ordained
on Sunday, at the Front-street M. E. Church, above
laurel. Pester, Bev. T. A. Fernler. The sermon on
th« cccßslon wa# preached by the Rev. Bishop Janes.
The names of the young gentlemen ordained are as fol*.
lO J. B i J. McConnell, David O. Bidgway, B W Jonee,
Daniel tucas, 0. V. Masden, C. X. Frame, John P.
Weatou, John. A. Cooper, G. 8 Conaway. Joseph B. i
T. Gray.
W p. Howell was continued on trial. . ~
Thomas S. Hodgson was, at.his own request* dteeom*
tinned. . .. , .
The.names of tbe local preachers recommended for
Deacons’ orders were next called. The following were
elected *
Jos B T, Gray. P. Peteison, Fifth-atseet Ohmoh,
Philadelphia; J. W. Barnhart, Spring Garden etoaelj
W. P Beck, Emory Church; Joseph Butler, Broad
street; Samuel A Highlander, Harriebnrg, Pa.; Joseph
Bopkins. Wharton street; G. 8. Bioadbent, Spring
field, Pa.; Benjamin Schofi&ld, Manayuuk.
The recommendation of local prsachera was consid
ered up to the.hour of adjournment.
THE COURTS.
Conrt of_ Qnftrti'r SwiNions-Hon. James
J.udlow Associate Justice.
Mrs. EeUey, who was before the court some time
Mace* charging her husband with desertion, was again
brought in. i*ewis 0. Cassidy, bsq., counsel for the
hnsbsnd. informed the court that Judge Allison, made
an order that the father of the child of the parties should
■visit it daily, and take it out when he desired- The
mother had kept the child away for a week at a time,
refnsini to allow the father to see it.
The mother commenced to state to the court soma
stories told her by her neighbors '
Judge Ludlow informed the mother that she must
obey the order of the court, and directed the clerk to
Io The mother exhibited a considerable amount of tern*
per, and seems to be influenced by the stories told her?
by the neighbors. , , „
A habeas corpus case was heard, in which John Hop
per was charged with passing a f&O counterfeit note.
The prosecutor in the case testified that he sola to de«
fendsnt a stall in the Dock*street market ft r $350 In
receiving the money, the note in question was with the
amount. Th# defendant subsequently refused to re
-feegqiie-Jfl’al&MaM hlg cams iiad been written agon
mended
Charles Calhoun, of Baltimore, claimed the custody
of his child, Wm. B, Calhoun, aged 18 years. Ghas.
W. Brooke, Bsq., who appeared ter the;fluher; .stated
that thiß boy. sought the scctetyof Matilda Bills, and
Mary and Jane Loughlin. The father had followed the.
boy to Ireland, anu taken him from the. custody, of
these people Until recently he was being educated at
a .college near Baltimore, and leaving there went to
the house, of these. people, who aided his escape .when
an officer went for him.: The court,'without going into
a general hearing, ordered the relatore.-to use every
energy to place the father in change of his boy v .
Thomas Mullen asked to be discharged from a charge
of assault and battery on a female. Alderman Garter
testified that he heard.the case, and- the-lady testified
th&t Mullen was /engaged with his carriage to convey
htr and friends to a funeral. On returning therefrom
the defendant stopped his- carriage some distance from
their house and ordered them ont, saying he had
another engagement. The lady being in a delicate con
dition. asked to be taken to ber home, as she was not
able to walk there, whereupon Mullen dragged her
from the carriage and left her in the street. Judge
Ludlow remanded Mullen to takehis trial.
THE POLICE.
[Before Hr. Alderman Welding:3
ARRESTED OR SUSPICION.
At an early lour on Saturday morning polios officers
observed two men loiteringabout the neighborhood or
Arch and Eighth streets. They seemed to be contem
plating which Btora or dwelling to ester. Finally they
were taken into custody and condoeted to the Sixth
ward station-house. Upon their persona were found
several pair of burglars nippers, a pawn ticket, and
half of a manuscript letter, rdated Newton falls, March
6th. and addressed to Friend King. This document set
forth that at Bxaceville, Trumbull county, Ohio, there
was no bank, and that an honest man residing there
was the custodian of the people's mosey. United States
bonds, Ac. It was thought a "crack" could be made
here that would yield $100,066. The writer makes a
request that ’King should come to the West, bring his
tools, Ac. The document then set forth the best way to
travel. The prisoners gave the names of Wo. Smith
and Henry Taylor. They were committed to await
further developments.
BOBBERY.
Rally on Saturday morning it was discovered that a
tent-making establishment in the rear of Alderman
Welding’s office had been forcibly entered some time in
the night and robbed of several hundred dollars' worth
of goods.
MEDICAL.
PLECTROFATHIC ESTABLISH
«M MENT.-DB. A. H. BTBVBN3, one ofthe PI BBT
DISCOVBBEBSofa now systemMtrlattng disease by
MODIFIED BLBCTBICAL APPLICATIONS, and who
hu been to very successful at FM, SQUARB for the
last three yeaTS, has removed Ms Office and Residence
to 1638 VINE Street, oue door below Seventeenth.
All persons desiring references, or any particulars
with retard to Ms social mode of treatment, will please
call or send for a pamphlet __ ,
Consultation or advice gratuitous. mhß-tf
ELECTRICAL OFFICES.
CORNER ELEVENTH AND BACB6TSBBTB,
ALSO, CBEBTSOT AND FORTIETH. .
Dr. THOB ALLEN, very successful in thereat
ment of all diseases would Inform Ms friends and
the public that be Is still beneSttlna snd curing
many on whom medicine has bad no effect and
considered incurable. i T .
RHEUMATISM AND NBURALOI4.
"W OB DBS PUL DISCOVERY -We would
ask your attention to these diseases, as we
have found- teat we possess a remeay which has
‘ cured many, and wut restore to their wonted ,
health, hundreds more who ore at present suf
fering the most excruciating agony., Generally,
a few days only are needed to effect a cure. . We
would urge no one to try it; if you do not the loss
'is your own. Those who follow our require
i monte, and not cured, have nothing to ps>y*, Pa
tients treated at their residences when desired,
i 'foktimoniale at the offices; hours 9 A- M. to C P.
„M. Consultations free. Offices,
'ELEVENTH Street, also, CHB3TUUT and FOR
TIETH Street, West Philadelphia. ‘ .
jalS Sm DB. THOS. ALLEN
A CERTAIN CURB FOR CANCERS,
TUMORS. AND TETTER. —By Misses M and H.
HINKLE. No. »54t North THIRTEENTH Street,below
Tine* Philadelphia, where: can be obtained at any
time the Tetter ointment- which has effectually cured
Tetter of 13 or 20 years' standing. Salves for Rheu
matism. Pile*. Corns, Erysipelas, Felons; and PiUs for
purifying the.hlocd, mhl6-6t*
T WAS AFFLICTED WITH THE
A CANCEB on my right thigb for fourteen yearn, and
beta, recommended by a lacy who hadbeen cund.br
tbe Mlssee HINKLE, I placed myself under their
treatment, and it ie now «x mouths since a perfect cure
bas been made. Many of my friends had given me up
aa being Incurable, therefore I return many thanks to
tbe Misses Hlnklefor savin fmy life. lam now in the
enjoymentof good health. .HANNAH HORNE.
SFBuropißLD, Del. so., Fa., Jan. U, '65. mhlS »»
TIfTSSEB HINKLE—AS A SENSE OF
gratitude to you for the cure of my cancer, I deem
it prudent to have it acknowledged In the papers, that
it may he the means of benefliting others. I was at
tacked on the left breast witha enepfeione tumor, and
applied to a physician to examine fr: it proved to be a
wall-defined cancer, and was treated as such, bat be
came gradually worse, until it became evident that I
bad to obtain relief or lose my life. And hearing of
the many cores that yon had performed, 1 placed my
self under yoor care, and that the disease hat all b%en
eradicated, I have not the slightest doubt. Over three
years hove intervened, and the diseased point is as
sound as any part of my body.
MARY A. THORNTON,
ICOS Callowhill Street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
mhie-et*
T 3 THE AFFLICTED.-1 DO HERE
BY certify I hit I was for more than twenty year*
afflicted with a cancerous tumor. I applied to three or
fourdifieieut doctors ; all aireed in pronouncina it a
very dancer Ans cancer, hat neither Rare me much en
couragemert that It ccttld he cued. Fortunately I
heard <of .the Misses Hinkle. I placed myself'under
their hands immediately for trSatment. and In a short
time was entirely cored : it being Immediately tinder
the corner of the eye. hot by their superior eklll and
csrefnl attention it was entirely removed, wlthont the
least injury to the eye or scarcely leaving a Bear. 1 do
most confidently recommend all who msy unfortunate*
«ly be afflicted with cancer so make immediate applica
tion to the Hisses M. & H. Hinkle, Ho. 254 Worth
Thirteenth street, Philadelphia.
, JUDAH W8A8.605 Brown Street.
fHU.ADEi.PHii, Jan, 3,1865. mhlfi 6t*
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT I WAS
A afflicted with the Oaucar beak of my left ear for ten
years, I tried, several skilful physicians of thlsdty,
but all afforded me nopermanent relief. I heard of the
hiiees Bisklei and regolved to make one more'effort,
ahdtbatlam pleased toinform the public has been
snccessful. This wonderful cure was made In' two
months, and deserves to be placed on, record, that
others afflleted with the same disease may know where
>■onbialna certaincurfl-r ■■ _ ■...»- . r»- • -
mhlO 6t* 1 1 BAfIIBL HOWARD. 1422 Vine street.
CRICKSI BRICKS!! BRICKS!! 1
a-> of all kiudjiOn hand ȣd fovasla lnquire of
ram GILLESPIE, SOTS THIKTEKHTH St .Or at
brickorardrTWjSnf -FIFTH aad BMP Sts. CmMiff
TUTAHHOOD ANDYOTJTHFUL VIGOR
M are recointd by HHLMBOLD’S BXTEAOT 80-
CHU. ........ ■ - -■
THE ROCKWOQD OIL COMPANY
A will lease strvaluable lot* tor °“
adjoinlny this property, .are several Welle in operation,
yielding from
IWITRATE OF BODA—2OO BAGS JUST
‘ltaofMtiiiiiirOiuTnliW.
|OS SroUi f 80W Cftmt.
fsffflm*
Oil. COMPANIES,
fsgr *m
GREAT BEFtT/BljlO
MUTUAL
Oil € © M-P A O
FHILSJ*IPHI4, SEW lOEK, ADO BOSTOIL
350,000 SHAKES. PAK VALUE.
50 CEMTB FIB SHABB
SO CENTB PBB SHABB
50 CENTS PEE SHARK
50 OUTS FEB SHABB
50 CENTS PBB SWABS ■
50 CUTS PBB BHAKB
50 OUTS PBB SWABS
50 OKNTB PBB SWABS
50 CERTS PBB SHABB
50 OUTS PBB SHABB FOS j TO j [i . PA n» BTOOK
POB PULL-PAID STOCK.
FOB FULL-PAID STOCK.
FOB FULL-PAID STOCK.
FOB FULL-PAID STOCK.
fob full paid stook.
FOB FULL PAID STOOK.
FOB FULL-PAID STOOK
FOB FULL-PAID STOOK.
FOB FULL-PAID STOCK,
60,000 SHARES,
THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
RESERVED FOB WOEKIBO OAPITAE.
In forming the above-named Composy great care Las
been taken is the selection of properties, soasto ohtain
none but those well knows to the pnbllo. and whieh
have been tried and found to he the host yet developed.
The system of the organization will he on the mutual
plan, the same as that of the PEOPLE’S EQUITABLE
OIL COMP AST, which was so soon taken and now so
eaierly sought-after. The working capital la to ho
*30,000, Which will bo a vary handsome fund for com-
mencing the developmentoflthe property, and it is the
intention of the manafers to posh the work energeti
cally, and with confidence of the great snccesc of the
undertaking. The snhseription lhas keen placed at the
low figure of SO CUTS FBB SHABB, so as to enable
allte have a chance for Investment In this profitable
holiness, where so many fortunes have been made.
The properties having been taken up some time since,
liitToyyriWWi jttaKwnanr-aMT.. 1... I, . «.mgw»iwi
.on account of cheapness.
Wo, 1 is a tract of eighty acres in fee simple, of un-
surpassed Oil Territory, on EAST BANDT CBEEK,
ADJOINING THB ADAMANTINE WELL, or rather
the property on which this famous well is situated. It
was struck about ten days ago, and is reported as Hour-
ing 100 barrels of heavy lubricating oil, each barrel of
which is equal to three barrels sueh as Is obtained bom
Oil Creek. There is room for a large number of Wells.
This property has eighty rods of desirable boring terri-
tory, boatlus on the adamantine Lands, with two good
Coal YeiM la the Bluffs.
PITHOLE CREEK.
Ho. St. A lease for fourteen years of two-thirds of all
the oil obtained oh three leaser, on PEthole Bun, a hun-
dred rods from the mouth, as It empties into the Alle-
gheny river- These are very finely located on the Bun,
and Hue selections. A well is in progress, and will be
completed without expense to the Company.
CHERRY RUN.
Ho. 3 is live acres in fee simple upon this celebrated
stream, which has attained a notoriety possessed by no
other section for producing Fetrolsum.no wells haying
been put down upon its borders which have failed to
obtain oil, and among those now lowing pumping
are the following:
KEED WELL.-~~.~—. aso BABBBLS.
GBOCEBY WELL. •..... 150 "
BAKEB W&LL.............. .......... 80 14
AujtuKH wnLL*........» 90 11
DSgtlSt WJtlili.-.. 40
PHIPPS WELL (just struck),, 100 “
BYMD FABM 60 *•
* ———* * 50 “
SLIPPERY ROOK CREEK
Ho. 4 is a lease of twenty years, of five acres (seven-
eighths of the Oil to the Company), immediately on the
Creek, and but a short distance bom the new well of
Barrels Lubricating Oil recently struck by the Slip-
pery Bock Company, and which sent their stock from
*1 per share to |9 in one day.
The character of the above interests, situated as they
are in the eentreof what is known as the “Great Oil
Basin,” should certainly commend themselvee to tho
serious attention of those who contemplate investing in
Oil Companies, and are unsurpassed by say as a basis
for an honorable and energetic petroleum organization,
and With that energy which the management are deter-
mined to infuse Into it,.it certain!y mutt prove* good
investment.
THE BOOKS WILL BE OPEN
MOItBAX) DIARCH 13th>
and remaln open for due week, unless the stock hi sooner
subscribed for, at
No. 30 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
FBBBn>sm.
CHAB. W. KEKYES.
TBSASDRBB,
0. T. YERKES, Ja.
BBOBEMBT.
WM. B.
■OOl-tf
THE M,ONH>AV. MA~RCH-%Q; f jlB6&.
VICTOK
MUTUAL PETROLEUM COMPANY
PHILADELPHIA* NEW TOSS, AND BALTIMORE.
WORKING CAPITAL* 120,000 SHAKES, OB
• 880,000.
SCBfiCBIPnON PBICE, 2S CENTO PER
SHAKE FOB fVIA X'ALD STOCK*
*Tbe Properties of the Company consist of 930, acres of
choice gel>eted Oil Lands, situated la Orson and Fayette
counties, Penna., api 1A Monong&bela county, West
Virginia, fronting on the Honongahela river (near the
Penney 1 vania State .Line), all In the fuuoue South
wertern Pennsylvania Amber Oil Region.
”»o. I—ls Taylor'* Farm, of *64 aotas, eltnated ln
Franklin township* Greene county, Penna , on both
sides of Ten mile Creek, IK miles below Waynenbarl.
Thin 1* a lease for twenty years; one-eighth of the oil,
goes to lessor. This is very valuable Oil Territory,
a^yc W gi^l| U OtfwK: Victor's Farm, of 450 acres, situated
in Georges township, Fayette county, Penna., on both
sides of George* Creek. ' This la a lease for twenty years,
one eiehth of the oil, coal, salt, and all minerals cote
to the lessor 1 This also is valuable OU Terxltory, and
T No.“Ms*All#m DiUlner’a Farm, ofSOe aerea. situated
In Cess township, MonoMahela eonriy, WestTirglnte,
(near the Penney lvania State Line), fronting directly on
tbe Monongabela river. This Is a least for twenty ye era;
one tenth ol the oil. Ac , loea to lesior. This Is also
very valuable Oil Territory, and Is well situated.
Jto. 4—l» £. ajcßlroy'a farm, of 90 acre*, sltuaiedln
Gas» township. Monongahela county. Weat Virfißi*.
idiolnin* Ho. S, and also fronting on the Konoagahel*
iiw* IjpuiiOilTefritoir : ... • ■
AtleasUbree wells will be pat *?wn without delay.
These prtperties araexceedingly fer-oil
purposes. Tbsreia slaefc water Mo-
Bonirahcla river for Urge sveamers The properties, be-
Bleu oil of the finest walHy. aoßtftinTMtqaaajitles of
coals Iron. salt, and other minerals, which will Rod*
ready market as mined* and can be conveyed to Fitts
burg by river, and soon by. a direct .
This Company is In earnest, and desitesAhrt who
want a eocd oil stock, in a company enre to piy aufl
somely* to lose no time In subscribing to the “W?*; _
Twenty, five cents per share, full paid, lbs Company
to bo oreanlzed as tote as the stock Is. subscribed and
paid for, at which time all the Stockholders are •*£*•*■•.
ed to participate d! the selection of permanent offlsers.
Books to be opened os ‘
WEDNESDAY, March 15th,
in Philadelphia, at the Offl» of
t LEDYARD & BARLOW.
No 439 CHKBTHCT Street.
Only a limited number of Shares are for sale.
PRESIDENT PBO TBM ,
JOHN BUTCHER.
TBEA6DBBE AND SECRETARY PBO TBM.,
JOHN HE BEOT.
mhl4 ; 6t '• ■ ' - '
FABUZBB’ AHB MECHANICS’!
OIL COMPANY.
SUBSCRIPTION PBICB ONLY FIFTY CENTS PIE
BBARE FOB FELL-PAID STOCK.
CAPITAL $500,000, .
DIVIDED INTO 200,000 SHARES. _
PAE VALUE, 82.50 PEE SHAEE.
40,000 SHABES BBSBRVBD FOB A "WORKING
. CAPITAL! >
OFFICERS:
JOHN A. CALDWELL, 'President.
J K. CALDWELL, Treasurer.
HANKY A. PfBIL, Secretary. ,
DiEKCToaa „
John A. Caldwell, I Joseph S Withers,
David Roe, , I Norman Terls.
Jchn Flint, |
The property of tbe Company Ss splendidly located in
the very heart of the Oil region of Venanco county* Pa ,
on both sides of Two Kile Sub, in Oakland towiuhip.
Is is within the boundarlts of Sugar and Oil Creeks, on
two sides of it and French Creek and Cherry Tree Ban
within two miles on the other two sides of the property,
containing. OHJE HUBDBBD ACEES,more or fee
On all of said creeks or tum large producing Wells
have been struck, and some within the last few davs
The object in offering this stock la-to give the public,
who do not feel disposed to invest In large amounts in
other companleB,-the opportunity of investing their eur
pine funds at the exceedingly email subscription price of
FIFTY GENTS .PER, SHARE,
and thus enable them to come In on the ground floor.
The property having been selected with great care by
a competent person, and one who is thoroughly ac
quainted with the oil .Region of Pennsylvania, there
can be no doubt but the Company’s property will prove
to be tbe m*st valuable tract In that section of the State.
SUBiCSiP'PIOH BOOKS will be opened on SA FOS
SA? MOKITING. March 18* by BBRBT A. PFEIL, &e*
cietary, and J. K. CALDWELL. Treasurer, at Bank-;
ing Bouse, 48 South THIRD Street, Phtleda.
mblB 6t*
QAKDALE SEMINARY,
AN ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, AND NORMAL SCHOOL
The next term of this Institution will begin on MOJT
BAT, April S, 1860. Por Circulars, containing particu
lars* address ISAAC W. GIFIiDIJI*a M.*>
; Principal
PRIVATE TUITION IN THE GREEK,
A Latin, French, and German Languages, higher Ma
thematics and English branches, 136 South BI»E*
VBETH Street, between Walnut and Chestnut 18-St*
TKEEMOiraT SEMINARY, NORRIS-
A TOWN, PA., FOB YOUSG
The Summer Session of Pour Months will commenewou
TUEBDaY. APRIL Uth^:.Vacancies sjkjwwM«£slfe»d
tT mTO tto
VOTING MEN PREPARED FOR THE
Coonlint Honee and buelnesa life at
GKITTRHDM’B OOMMBBOIAt COLLBQB,
Ho, 637 CBEhTHDT Street, corner of Seventh.
PjaetUalinttractlonln ■ ‘4*'
■ BOOK-KEBPIftG,
In all its branches; -
PENMANSHIP,
Plain Mid Ornamental; * „ ' ' " ,
COMMERCIAL CALCULATIONS,
In the shortest . .
By Sound'and on Paper, taught by a first-class ope
rator; also, Commercial Law, Business Forms, Detest
ing Counterfeit Notes, Mathematics, Ac. - ‘f~
Students instructed separately and received at jay
time, mh!6-4t*
T7TLLA6E GREEN SEMINARY.—
V MILITARY BOABDING SCHOOL, four 'fllilw
from MEDIA, Pa. Thorough counts In Mathematics,
Cliseics, Natural Sciences, and Bn, Hah ; praoticaliea
son. In Civil Bnalneerlng Puplle received at any ttme,
and of all aces, and enjoy tliebeneflls ofa homß-__.lie
fer* to John C Capp A Son, 23 South TMrd atreet; Thoe
J. Clayton, Baa , Fifth and Prana streets :i ex-Sheriff
Kern, and others. Add re. a Boy. J. HRBYEY BAB
TO,,* A. M . VILLAGE GKBBN, Penna. . noC-«m
WOODLAND SEMINARY FOB
YOUNG LADIBB, Bos. 9 and fOWOOPLANI)
TBBBACB, West Fhilada. Bey. HENRY BEEVES,
A. M., Principal. teM-By*~
WEST GROVE BOARDING SCHOOL,
*” for GIBLS, at WEST ABOVE STATION, R and
B Central Bailroad, Chester Connty Pa - ’’
The SUMMER TERM of this Institution will .cora
nonce on SECOND-DAY, the Ist of FIFTH MOTTH
next, to continue 20 weeke. The eonraa of Instruction
Is extensive and thorough, and i. adapted to all an*.
For.i«nla«,Ae.,adS.essth||^»l, 6ifAß^
fe27-mtu2m West Grove, Pa.
A 1 LENTOWH MILITARY.. INSTI-
J*. TUTS—Chartered toy t> e state, .with commodious
buildtoas and superior educational Military advan
tages. hour* by railroad from Philadelphia. ? Tor
eircnlaiß* address M. L HOffOBD,A.M ,Pre»*i,
fe27-mlbHt . Allentown, Pa.
COPARTNERSHIP.—THE UNDER
Vy SIGN ED have this day associated under the item Of
BBWABD BOBINS 4 00. for tl» ; trwawwtioa of a
GBBBSAI. BANKING, STOCK, AND EXCHANGE
BTJBIHSS3. _WSsfi££mte*.
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT
A and unsafe remedial for unpleasant and dings
rone diseases. Tree HELMBOLD ’8 BXTBAOT BUOHO
and IMPBOVBD 8088 WASH. __
CH, GARDEN & CO., NOS. 600 AND
• 60» MABKET Btreet, Manufacturers of and
Wholesale Beaters Is HATS, OAFS, FOBS, BOMHBTB,
BTBAW GOODS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWBKS. BUOHBS,
Ac.. &c. The largest and most complete stook, and'tht
best terms. Country Merchasts bad the Trade sop
plied. fe3B-3m
MARSHAL’S SALE;—BY VIRTUE
XIX 0 f a Writ of Bale, by the Hon. JOHIf CADWALA
DEK, Judge of the District Oourt of the United States,
ill and for the Eastern District of PeassylvaDLia. in Ad
miralty. to me directed, will he sold at Public Sale, to
the highest and best bidder, for cashe at Samuel O.
Cook’s Auction Store, Ho-194:.South PBOBJP Street. on
THUBSDAY; March 30th, 1865, at 10 o’clock A. M, four
Barrels of Whisky. WILLIAM MILLWABD,
U. 8. Mural al £ D. of Pwma.
Philadelphia, March 14, 1865. • mkß#
MARSHAL’B SALE.—BY VIRTUE
ts-U. of a writ of.sale, by the Hon. JOHH GADWALA
DBB, Jndie of the District Oonrt of the Unlted:Sutes,
in and for the Eaitern district of' PenhiylY*nla,lnl Ad
miralty.to me directed, will be sold at PnOUo Sale, to
the highest and best bidder, for cash, at HICHEHBR’S;
STObS, Jto.. 14» Horth FBOHT. StreeVon TOBspAY,
March 28, IMS, at 12 o’clock Sf., the residue ot the
cargo of the steamer Donegal, consisting of 31 bates
gnnnT cloth, nine-sighth talks, 1 keg. and 06 demi
johns agnadiente, 4 kegs brandy, 1 bsrrel jwhislty,' 6
cases gin, andens-eighthcask Cataloniawine. c :
WILLIAM MILLWABD,
United States Marshal B D. of PinnsylYanla
FmhABShPHiA Match 13,1886, : tahitdt
TTRLMBOLD’B fluid extract
AJ- BTJOHU U pleasant in taste and odor, free from
aU injurions properties, and immediate in its adtion. •
T7OR FINE DYEING AND INK MA
-L mrPACttJBBBS.—BEFiaED COPPBBAS, prepared
with treat care, for isle "bythe package; ia iota to suit
purchuera, at a small adTanee oh the price ol 1 the
§j*xidfi. ' ■
. Alto, csra* COPPIEAS, m»nnfaotnred *nd for nle
by HABBISOH BBOTHBBS & 00., : ,
Manufacturing Chemists* i ;>.
105 South FJSONT Street.
TTELMBOLD’S EXTRACT OF BAR
SJIPABILLA cleanses and renovate* the Wood,
Instils the vigor of health, into the system, and furies
out the httraors that make disease.
CHOVELB AND SPADES.
O l.lOOdo* at reduced pricea, at OHO. HALPMAJPS
SHOVEL PACTOBY. northweet ooraor QUARRY and
BBRADBtrwte, Mnm ink nd lut and Second
and Third «tT««ta
fTPWARDB OF THIRTY THOUSAND
U Mrilflaataa and reeommandatory letters h»T« lioen
the highest sonreM, filer
yymea, gQTemoTis wiitejttqgee, mb, \
emt PHRENOLOGICAL EXAHINA
—It-wfmlr. Wo. wa BOOTH TIWYH Dlrtsi
■SB EVANS WATSON’S :
Ki
IS SOUTH POURTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
A UK* TSrlstT of PIRE-FBOOJ BAPIS always 01
hand. < - - v »> • - -
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3&r SPECTACLE STORE, Wo. 310 Sontt
KJTH Str«t.bslo i * H | Ers&ipHiA
g/a- Olasssi refltted to suit all af*a,' ana 1 aUmanner o<
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fgmm NO PAIN IN EXTBACTING
'BBlOthith, ■—HHion*' Oxide 8u idmiaietend:
DBf a t. HDHKB.
T3ISPBOOB Bfreet
The science, of medicine
shonld stand simple, pure, majeette; having toet
tor Its ha»is,lndo«gon tor Its pUlsr-irath aioiigforlta
n«itaL So stand HHLMBOLo’S vBIDIVI 7BXP4*
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TONES HOUSE; -
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diSl&B O. H. MARK. TfOHMW»
-deware of counterfeits and
*> ÜBFRIHCIPLID DEALBHB endeavoringto dls
smogs.
Oil. COMPANIES.
Capital, 400,000 {Bbarea, at 81 Par.
EDUCATIONAL.
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mhl7-6t* S 3 South FOURTH Street.
rST THE DISTRICT COURT OF THU
UNITED ATATBS FOR THB EASTERN DIBTBICT
OF PENNSYLVANIA
Notice is hereby given that a special District Court for
the Eastern District of Pennsylvania will be holdemat
the City of Philadelphia, on the 20th day after publica
tion hereof* at 11 o'clock A M., at the Room of the sab
Court, in said city, for the trial of a ceitain libel file*,
by CHARLES GILPIN* Esq , Attorney of the United
States, against three hundred pounds of-cotton, and the
proceeds of sale thereof, amounting to f518.2>. cap
tured by the Bermuda, a veesel of war of the United
States, praying condemnation thereof.
By order ol the Court.
Clerk of the District Court.
PHi£Ai>M.PgrA* Maroh 16,1865 abl7-3fc
r!T THE ORPHANB’- COURT FOR
THIS CITY AND, COUNTY, Of PHH.ADBI.PHIA.
Estate of EUZABBTH D. RBAD.deoeasei.
Tie Auditor appointed ti the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the second and Anal account of HBHRY
WHAB'tOHand SABiH PETIT, executors of the last
will and testament of Mrs. B D. Bead, deceased, and
to report distribution of the balance la the binds of the
accountant, will meet the parties interested, for the
purposes of his appointment, on MONDAY, Mawn zrth*
I£«6, at 4 o’clock PM , at Us ogee. Ho. 15» South
FOTOTH Street, In the clti of PhUadeloMa. . ,
mhl7-fmws6 B, BPISNCBR Mtt»LBB« Auditor. •
TN THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
J- CITYAJSD COUNTY OF PHILADKLPHIA.
ROLAND 0, andELLEN H. ALLEN, Knott.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit* settle,
and adjust the account of WM. H. ALLEY, guardian of
said minors, and to report distribution of the balance in,
th<rHairfo uf £l«s-aretKmxitant. will meet the parties in
terested for the purposes of his appointment on HOY*
LAY. March mn, im. at 4 o’clock F. H , at Ms office,
80. 129 X South FOURTH Street, in the city of Phila
delphia. JOHN HANNA,
nml7 fmwfit • Auditor.
P* THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA '
WIBTAR MORRIS vs. OLIVBRBYAjrj. JAMBS L
BUSH, and J. P DAVID MUHLENBERG. Vendi
tioni Exponas. December Term-1861: No. 823.
The Auditor appointed to make dia rlbution of a fund
'in court, made by a sheitiFs sale under the said writ,
lssued ln the above, entitled proceedings of all that cer
tain lot or piece of around, with the foundry, machine
shop ‘buildings, and improvements thereon erected,
situate at the northwest corner of Schuylkill Seventh
(now Sixteenth) street and Fair view street, late in the
district of Sprint Garden, now in the city of Philadel
phia; containing in front or breadth on the said Fair
view street two hundred and forty fire feet two and a
half inches, and extending the same width northward
two hundred and fifty two feet one inch to a street called
Morris street. Bounded on the north by said Morris
street, on the south by said Fairview street, on the east
by said Sixteenth street, and on the west by ground let
on ground-rent to Joseph Clemens. (Baling the same lot
of ground which James Hamilton and Andrew Hamil
ton, by their attorney in fact, Thomas Gadwalader, by
deed dated the twenty-fifth Say of March, AD. 1Sl€»
and recorded in Deed Book M. & , No. 12, page 627, &c, r
granted and conveyed unto Oliver Evans, James J.
Rush,, and J. P. David Muhlenberg, defendants above
named, their heirs and assigns forever, as tenants in
common; reserving thereout unto the said Janies
Hamilton and Andrew Hamilton, their helm and as
signs,' the yearly ground rent of four hundred and
ninety dollars and forty-twocents, payablehaUyearly,
clear of taxes, to which rent the said premises are still
subject)
UD) attend to the duties of Ms on
THURSDAY, theß3d day of March, 1865, at four o'clock
P M., at his office. No. 829 ARCH Street, in the city
of Philadelphia, .when and where all parties interested
are required to present their claims, or bs debarred from
coming in upon said fund. . 4
EDWARD HOPPER,’Auditor.
March 9, 1865. mhlO-lOt
OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER OF
COURT THE SHERIFF PUBLISHES THE FOLLO W
IHG NOTICE*
HENRY 0. HOWELL, Sheriff. ,
THE COTJKT op comMOH PLEAS FOR THE
CUT. ABB COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
- To the Legal Representatives of MANUEL EYRE,
deceased. * . . . -\
In the matter of the petition of WILLIAM HANDS*
BURY and CATHERINE, his wife, praying the Court
to o- der and direct the Recorder of Deeds to enter satis
faction on the record of a certain old mortgage for $2,000,
given, bj CHARLES NICE to MAN UEDEYRS. dated
Ajiil Ist. A D ,1814, and recorded in Mortgage Book J.
C.-, No. IS. page CB.-&C. , upon 26 acres and 12 perches of
Land* in Creshcim, in me township of Germantown,in
-the county of Philadelphia, and on filing petition and
affidavit thereto attached, and on motion of CHARLES
M. WAGNER, Esq., for petitioners: role granted to
show cause why said mortgage ehonld not bs satisfied.
Sheriff to give notice to the Legal Representative* of
said MANUEL EYRE, deceased, if to be found in this
county, and also by publication,-according to Jaw, to
appear and answer said petition. Beturnanle SATUR
DAY, AprilBth. A. D. 3S6A _ , ,
in Witness whereof I have hereunto set
< Seal >my hand and affixed the S«al of said Court,
C>-*w>thie4fchdayof March* A. D 1865^'
T. O WEBB, Pro Prothy.
Sheriff’s Office. Mar«h4, 1865. mhs-m4t
'PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR FLAGS.,
X Chief Quartermaster's Office,
No 1139 Girard: Street,
Philadelphia Depot, March 18,1085.
/ SEALED PROPOSALS will he received at this office
till TBUBBDAY, Mareh 23,1886. at 12 o'clock M.. for
immediate delivery at the Schuylkill Arsenal,
DESIGNATING FLAGS
for the various Corps. Division, and Brigade Head
quarters, Army of the Potomac. . '
Specific* tionsand drawings of which can be
this office. ,
Parties offering goods should make separate proposals
for each article offered, the quantity they propose to
tarnish, the price f which should be written oath fn
words and figures) and conform to the terms of this
advertisement, a copy of which should accompany each
proposal. " ■ "
Bids wl3I-be opened on Thursday, March 23,1888. at
12 o’clock Wi and bldders are requested* to be present.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible per
sons. whose signatures must be appended i,to the gua
rantee, mid certified to as being good and sufficient se
curity for the amount involved, by some public func
tionary of the United States. .
Alf proposals should he Made out on the regular
forms, which will be furnished on application at this
<&lee.
The right is reserved to reject ahy hid deemed unrea
sonable, and no bid from a defaulting contractor will
be received.
Endorse Envelope •* Proposal for (here Insert the
name of the article offered)” and address _
Colonel WILLIAM W. McKIM,
fYFFIGB OF SUBSISTENCE DEPART-
V/ MBHT, Fort Delaware, Del, March 18,1868.
SSaLSD PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be received
at this office, until. 12 o’clock, noon, on SATURDAY,
M&rohfoth, 1865 (atwhich time they will be opened),
for furnishing the .Post with FRESH BEEF, for three
months froirfApril Ist, 1866, to be delivered at the ex*
Bense of the eontraetor. in such quantities as may from.
me to time be required, and on such days as the com
manding officer may designate
The Beef to be of good quality of Cattle,weighing not
less than' (800) six hundred pounds dre* tea, - necks.
shsUks. end kidney tallow excluded. The beef of all
Bulla, Stags. Oxen, Cows. and Heifers wIU be rejected.
The necks of the cattle slaughtered for beef to be de
livered shall be cut off at the fourth vertebr.l joint,and
the breast trimmed down. The shanks of the forequar
ters to be cut off four inches above the knee joints, and
the shanks of tha hlndqffarteis eight inches above the
gambrel or hock joint The beef to be furnished in equal
proportions of Fore and hindquarters. , ■
The Government will claim the right to reject the
whole or any part of the beef iurniebed which may be
of a quality inferior to thatyeqnired by the contrast.
Each, hid, to secure consideration, must contain a
written guarantee of two responsible persons, as follows:
We, ■ —, of the county of-—: . State of —,
do hereby guarantee that -is Corare] able to
fulfil a contract In aceord&nce with the terms of his Cor
their] proposition, and should his for their] proposition
be accepted, he [or they] will at once eater into a con
tracts accordance therewith, and we are prepared to’
become hi* securities, giving good and sufficient bonds
for its fulfilment.
, The responsibility of'the guarantors must be shown
by the official certificate of the Clerk of tbe nearest Dis
trict Court, or of the United States District Attorney, to
be enclosed with the bid.
The Government reserves to itself the right to reject
any oi ail bids considered unreasonable
Payments to be made at the expiratiouof- each mouth
in euch funds as maybe on hana; if none onh&nd, to
be.m&de as coon as received.
Proposals mutt be distinctly endorsed ** Proposals for
? r eBhßeef, ? and addressed to Capt. Gilbert S Clark,
0. a Yola. i-Fort Delaware, Del. -t;
if a old man the naine of a firm; their names and post
ffice addreis must appear, or they will not bacon
«ldsred. \
Each person or jnsmber-of a’flrm-offaringa piopoeal
; muat accompany it by an oath of allegiance to the United
H w* e8 o /? o ' ,enimeut » ** has not. already filed one in
■ his office. - • * - l >.
All bids not complying strictly with the, terms of ibis
advertisement will be rejected.
- GILBERT 8. CLARK. .
mD2O at Oapt and 0 ». vote.*
OOTFON AND FLAX BAIL DUO!
y ttd GANYASydf all umbers mid brands. .
TnLnk,'Snd Wagon-ooverDnck. Also*
„ Joiir%. iTOHHur * 00..
•tM-v fco. ,m rana’ iiM.
PHE GLORY OF MAN IS STRENGTH.
Immediately w
Chief Quartermaster,
Philadelphia Depot.
proposal.»- -aa
pHIIF QTJ AB TEBMASTER'S
V OPPICB, 80. use (HEARD Street.
PmtADBLPBiA JDepot,-March 15, is®.
BEALBD PBOPOs-ALSwiU be r**c-lved at this offlM
tUI March 28, >BB3, at 12 o’clock M., for de
livering at the FchnrlhUi Arsenal:
X or 1-4 Bine Wool P* anaeL indigo wool-d ye. to weigh
6K* ounces to the yard, of 3f width, for sack coats, army
twilled Flannel; for ehlrte, army standard.
Bed* white, and bide bunting, do,
H inch yellow Bilk Lace, do,
K>inch sky blue Silk Lace, do.
k iseh Lace. do,
W. Brown Tread, jio. 86. Bidders to furnish sample.
Bed Spool Cotton, Bo 40 Bidders to famish sample.
. 4-4 Black Silesia. Bidders to famish sample, ■
Straw wrapping Paper,' 38x40, to weigh about 95 inf,
'per nsn>
• par les offaTlng goods shouldmahe separate proposals
for each article offered and muetdlstinotly state la their
bids when they will commence their deliveries, the
quantity they propone to furnish each week Hie price
ft chiehtkwldbntorUtm Mb in words and figures).
and conform to the terms of this' advertlae m* nt, a copy
of which should accompany each proposal
Standard camples of the articles required may be seen
at this office. Samples, when submitted, must be
merited and numbered to correspond with the proposals;
and the parties thereto must guarantee that the goods
shall be in every respect equal to army standard, other
wise the-proposals will not be considered. _ „ „„
W jßids will be opened on Tuesday March 28,1863, at 12
o’clock M., and bidders are reqnotted to be present.
Bach bid most be guaranteed by two responsible perm
sons, whose signature* must be appended to the gua
rantee, and certified to as being good and sufficient se
curity *for the amount involved, by smu puolicfnne*
tlonary of the JJnitedStates. _ r • . " _ '
AH proposals should be made out on the «gular forms,
which will be furnished on appUeattonattht, office.
Tie rightlerMerTOd to reject any bid dejmedanrea.
eocable, and no bid from a c ©faulting contractor will
“Proposals for (here lasert iho
nameof the w”kcKl«.
Chief Quartermaster,
Philadelphia Depot.
mhlS-nt
OFFICE OF THE DEPOT QUARTER-
V/ J4ASTBB. , „„
Fort Lbavbvwosth, Kansas. MarohJklßfS ,
** PROPOSALS FOB AMRY TRANSPORTATION.”
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received atthisoffica
until is o’clock M on SATUfiD aY, the fifth. day of
March, for the Tr&nsport&tioaof Military Supplies du- '■
list tie seer 1866," on the following goatee : ...
ROUTE No I—From* Forts Leavenworth, Laramie,
and Riley, and other <3 spotb that may be eetabUshed
daring the above year on the weet bank of the Missouri
river* north of Fort Leavenworth* and south of latitude
43 degrees north* to anyposts or stations that are or.
may he established in the Territories of Nebraska* Da
kota. Idaho* -and Utah, south of latitude 4* degrees
north, and east of longitude lu degrees ’west, and in the
Territory of Colorado north of 40 degrees north. . t ■
Bidders to state the rate perioo pounds per 100 mues
at which they will transport said stores in eaeh of the
months .from May to September! inclusive of the
year 1866. • ...
BOUTRNo: 2 —-FromForts Leavenworth and Riley,
in the State of -Kansas, and the town of Kansas. In the
State or Mte»ouri to any posts or stations that are or
may be established in the State of Kansas, or in the
Territory of Colorado ■ south of latitude 40 degrees
north, drawing supplies from Fort Leavenworth, and
to Fort Union, N fit /or other depot that may be de
signated in that Territory! to FortjHrl&ud, and to any*
other point or points on the route. Bidders to state the
rate pet 100 pounds per 100 miles at which they will
transport said stores in each of the months from May to
September to dative of the year 1856.
No additional percentage will be paid for the transpor
tation or bacon, hard bread, pine lumber, shingles, or
any other stores /
Bidders should give their names in full, as well as
their place of resideuce. and each proposal should be
accompanied by a,bond in the turn of ten thousand dol
lars, signed by two or more reponsible persons, gua
ranteeing that In ease, a contract is awarded for the
route 1 mentioned in the proposal to the parties propo
sing, the contract will be accepted and entered into,
and good and sufficient security furnished by said par
ties In accordance with the terms of this advertise
ment.
The amount of bonds required will be as follows:
On Route No.
On Route No. 2..«-..«.---- 200.000.
. Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and solvency of
each bidder and person offered as security will be re
quired .
Proposal* most beendorsed “Proposal* for Army
Transportation on Boots No l." or ••2, ’ 1 as the ea«*
Way he.‘ and n >no will be entertained unless they fully
. comply wltb *ll the redulremehte of this advertisement.
Parties to whom awards are made must be prepared
to execute contracts at onee, and to give tbs required
bonds for tbs raltbfnl performance of the same. ...
Contracts will be maos subject to the approval of the
Quartermaster General, but the right is reserved to re*
jeet any or «1 bids that may be offered. 1 . .
Contractors- must be, in readiness for service by ins
! first day of May, 1866. and they will be requred to hare
a 1 place of aeoLClee at or in tbs vicinity of Forts Leavem
worth and union.- and other depots 1 that may be eats- -
blished, at which they may be eommonloated with
promptly and readily. r. ■
By order of the Qoartent aster General.
J. A. POTTER,
mh!7 » Poland <A_M. V. 8. Army.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER’S
XA- OFFICE.
Phuadklphia. March «. 1865.
SEALED PROFOSALS will be received at this office
until TBCRSDAT, March 81,1885, at 12 o'clock M:, for
fa ™‘* Ullß ANTHRACITE BTSAMER COAL”
for A period of three months, commencing April 1, low,
and ending June SO, 1866. Coal fk.be of the best quality
Anthracite, for the use of steamers; to weigh 2,240 lbs.
to the ton, and to he subject to inspection. .
The Coal is to be delivered on board vessels In the
ports of Philadelphia or New York, in such quantities,
and at such times as may be required: furnishing, if de
manded, seven thousand tons per week. T • .
In case of failure to deliver the coal in sufficient quan
tity, and at the proper time and place the Government
reserves the right to make good any deficiency by pur
chase at the contractor’s risk and expense.
The price {which should be stated both in figures.and
in writing) must be given separately for the coal deU*
vered on board of vessels at this port and at New York*
on tbe terms and conditions above stated.
Ten per cent, will be .withheld from the amount of all
payments made, which reservation is not to be paid un
til the contract shall have been fully completed. Pay
ments of tbe remaining ninety per cent., or„ balance
due. will be made monthly, when the Department is in
funds for that purpose. . - .v <
Each offer must be accompanied by a written guaran
tee, signed by two or more responsible parties* (their
responsibility to be certified by a United States Judge,
Attorney, or Collector,) that the bidder or bidders wul*
If his or their bid be accepted, enter .into written obtiga
tion, with good and sufficient sureties, In the sunt of one
hundred thousand dollars, to furnish the proposed sup
plies
No proposition will be considered unless the terms of
this advertisement {a copyof which should accompa
ny each bid) are complied with. -
Rids will be opened Thursday March 23, 1865, at 12
o’clock H., and bidders are requested to be present.
The xiibt to reject, any bid deemed unreasonable is
reserved, and no bid from contractor will
be received.
The envelopes to be endorsed ‘ ‘'Proposals for Coal,”
and addressed to tbe undersigned.
] By order of Col Wm. W, McKim, Chief Quartermas
j ter Philadelphia Depot. GBO. R. OBMII
mhO-lSt Captain and A. <4.11.
I OFFICE of medical purveyor
jvV. 8. ABMY, U 56 North BBOAD Street, '
Philadelphia* Pa.-* March. -16,1865.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office
j until NOON of THURSDAY, March 23d, 186), for fur
nishing this Department for one year, commencing
April Ist, 1866, all the STATIONERY that may be
needed, delivered at ibis depot free of freight, in such
Suantitie# and at such times as may be-prescribed by
ae Purveyor., Stationery to be. in accordance with
e&mples'to be seen at this office, and to be of the follow
ing descriptions:
Envelopes, printed* Order and Letter Books,
Ink, black and red, . Case Bock*.
Inkstands. Prescription Book, Ward.
Inkstands, travelling. Blank Rooks, cap* half-
Mucilage. bound, 4qrs.
Paper, wrapping. Portfolio, cap size.
Paper, writing, cap* letter i Pencils* lead.
note. Erasers,*#
Penholders, Rulers.
Steel Fens. India Rubber.
Seating Wax. . Office Tape, red.
Proposals must stato pbioe of each article, and be ac
companied by samples
- No proposal will be received except those which may
be properly filled upon blank foims lo be had at this
office.
The United States reserves the right to reject all bids
deemed objectionable. '
0. MeDOUGALL,
„„ Surgeon, Brevet Colonel U. 8 A.*
mhl7» fmwSt Medical Purveyor.
A BSISTANT QUARTERMASTER’S
OFFICE, 1139 GIRaBD Street.
Philadelphia (Pa.), March 14, 1865.
81ALRD PROPOSALS wUI he received at this office
until 13 o’clock M , MOD PAT, March 2D, 1865, tor the
immediate delivery at the United States Storehouse,
Hah OVER- STREET WHARF, properly packed and
ready tor transportation, of: the following-described
Quartermaster’s Stores, to he inspected hy an Inspector
Part of the Government, vis:
26 Dirt Carts.
25 sets Cart Harness.
60 kegs 2J£-inch Clinch Kails.
SO Edge-Tools; sstaple required.
143 Brad Awls, and Bandies; sample required.
100 Hand Axes, and Handles (wheewright); sample
required.
ISO gross Halter Bolts, IX-lnch; sample required.
100 Harking Brashes: sample required.
200 pairs Boachlng Shears, best quality steel; sample
required. .#
26 Bench Screws, iron.
860 gross Wood Screws, X-lnch—so, 7; 800, 8; 300, S;
and 2C 0.10.
anV3oo.lL 8 Wooa ScreWß - 1-inch—2oo, 8; 300,9;800,10;
I.M) gross Wood Screws, IM-lneh-300,10:600, U; and
Sop» 12 _____
~300 gross Wood Screws, 2-ineh—loo,l4; 100,16; and
100, 16.
200 gross Wood Screws, 2>4 inch—loo, M; and 100,17.
300 ms Chrome Green, in oil, in 3,6, and 10-lb sans;
cample required.
1000 fts Prussian Blue, in oil, in. 8,5, and 10- ft etna;
sample requiied.
6CO 3b*.Brown Zinc* in oil* in 5 and 10-ib cans; sample
required.
gDfiteEea Lead, dry, in 25* & kegs; sample required.
JOG i&Uoni Japan Dryer, In tight barrels; sample re-
Fropoials for any of the above articles to be endorsed
on envelope: Proposals for Army Supplies, * 1 No. 1, 1 ’
advertised to be-opened on the aokhiimtmit.
100 Mortice Bars, for wagons. V
60 Hubs, { ambulance. .
100 Hubs, wagon.
20, (00 feet Pine Boards, 1 inch,
fi 000 feet Pine Plank, \K inch.
CiCpO .do - do 2 inch.
Proposals for any bf the above articles to be endorsed
on envelope: Proposals for Army Supplies, 44 N0. 2,”
advertised to be opened on the2oth Instant.
All of the above articles are required to be of the best
quality.
Bidders thou? d elate the quantity bid for, and when
they will commence and finish their deliveries, the
price of the articles (to include boxes and delivery L
which should be written both in words and jSpures,
and conform to the terms of tbia advertisement, a copy
of which should accompany each proposali and no
schedule prices will be received.
Samples of the articles bid for (where samples are
hereby required) mustabe delivered at the Hanover
street storehouse twenty-four hours before the opening
Of the bids.
Bids will be opened on Monday, March 20, 1868, at 12
o’dock M., and bidders are requested to be present.
Eachbidmust be guaranteed by two responsible per
lonsi whose signatures must be appended to the gua
rantee, and certified to as being wed and sufficient se
curity for the amount involvedT Hby tine United States
District Judge, Attorney, or Collector, or other public
officer.
The right te reserved to reject any bia deemed unrea
sonable, and no bids from a defaulting contractor will
be received.
All proposals to be made out on the regular forms.
Which will be furnished on appUeation at this office
The envefay'e enclosing proposals to be properly en
dorsed as above stated.
By order of Col Wbl W.'McKim, GMef Quartermas
ter. Phfiadelphia Depot. GE J. R ORHE,
roh!4-6t t , Captain andA. Q Iff. .
OFFICE OF POST QDARTRRMAS^
W TBB, No. 731 MARKET Bbiet,
w. Philadelphia, MarchB,lBB6.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until noon of MONDAY, March 90,1865, for the inter,
ment (during the period commencing A prill, uwft. &nd
ending DecemberMjlKSs),of all deceased soldiergfiltßS
the limits of the Military District of Philadelphia,'fo?
tiuding Beyerly,Chester* Chestnut HiU, Cadwalader
Darracke, Camp William Penn, Camp Discharsfe. Fart
Mi^i,Jtermenfown, Haddimcton, oumiaitjffouM
totomeiit .ompleto.
tUed ln
. Capttin and AgßiatAnt Quartermaster.
PROPOSALS FOR LEATHERT"
c™*' QOAETEHIugrzE’B Omoß, )
SKAT.KT* MmoliS, 1866. 5
till thulsdatT m^'cl
beat qulaty. oak* tanned
hides, weU finished and staffed, to
SOLE LEATHBK,beBfc quality* oaktanned fwim
SaVtaW* 1 ”* “V 1 >.* pOMds 8 ! 1 lobetakTOat
ia«Peciion at tk« Arsenal ~ Waiglrt, and
ratslaucaTor maktoruSy lxSte^!
o’^Mk^K 1 °“ Harck 28, at 13
° 7bo TlVhi i.'iSii?'?.® I ** a ™/Bqn«S«d to be vrwrat
1 oi? erTe J,rei«« tay bid deemed na
wilfuieMlrad B ® Wd trom * defaaltlag ceatraotot
MBDonaibtostr
eon*. whose signaturee must be appeaded to the gnai -
yStiified to a« belag good and sufficient w
amount involved, by soma nnblic fond
’ tionary, of the United atatss.
r All Proposals, .honld be .mads out on the regular
lOTms, w hich will be furnished'on application at this
office. •
Kudoree envelops “Proposal for (here Btate tho kind)
Leather," aad address
Colonel WIUUII W. MoKIK,
CtitefCiMrtojAMtar.
Phllad^lpblaPfpOt,
. JuM3lOt
auction -—
a-IARGB
1ARGB BAIB OB iMPgR'BDAHD DOMESTIC »ET
OH TUBBPAY MOBHISfI. ...
•a OOoYllc’sS BAXOHY WOVEH DRESS aOOM;
n?th«lroportatlooandmannfaoliireof Ma “”; .WffjL
derßroSiMfc oomprißis* a roll line of new and eHoloa
n.Miimi AND GBSMAMHE BHAWLB.
. » OOU u*ou»— OJJ TuIiRDA Y, ■
A larra Invoice of eorin* ehnwla, wnalnltßi of
14- 4 new dik plei<* H® ol Wlawi * -
Hi :{{* K* -^^ e a 8 SK&..
tt ‘ lu * BLACK SIBLLA BHAWM. ,
3UOOO 14 4 Wart BWlla rt»^V b SVq«rf .hiwTs I
ffiSttttJljjjSfflg'g* dIOHAIEB, to,
:=S±!ta 4 e«oiS«L
= SE It aod POPUB-
-
7-4, 8 4, and 1* 4 bleached linen dama*Ka.
. 8 4 and 10-4 wbeler brown linen dice do. *
LlneadowlMß, linen towels , «*!.
aT.so -?ateefosßslmer*w. black doeskin*. andOOM
in*s, lilaok |? aSjs QO ods. •.
jaconet, cambilc, check, and Swiss muslins; waits
3-4 AMD 6 4 BLACK CLOTHS
AHD haTIB DB CHIBBB OB VERT SUPERIOR
QUALITY AHD CELEBRATED, HiaUF ACTURB.
KSDaY.
6 cates 3 4 fine to extra fine Loudon blackltalians.
6 do 3 4 do dQ satsa do chines.
4 do 6 4 do do black Italians.,,
6 do 64 . * do * do , black satin docWnM.
9. B. Tbepartteolardttenttonof *ba tailoring trad®
is requested to tbe ab re Italians and satin decblnw.
comprising tbe most complete assortment of tbe mow
approved makes ever offered at auction.
19 CASAS ___
BRITISH DREite. GOODS.
6 cases 6 4 flneto extra flae black alpacas.
S do 6 4 assorted colors, alpaca lustres.
1 do 6 4 worsted strip© fancies . . _
2 do S4md 6 4 assorted and black mobau; figure*.
1 do 3-4 worsted check leaos
2 do 6 fac«©a.
BLACK ARB GOLOKKD PLAjB AHD FARC! BSISS
oIIi&O
Of the importation of _
' JMJBSBBB. OHAS PAT BBT ft GO.
22 end SS-inch eolid colors poult de sole,
28 -inch doable-faced .. ■ do.
22- inch bis all figured do black double-faced do,
28 to 34 Lyoßfc black lustrinlß- , _
28 Lyons extra qnalitT black Drap do Lyon*
28 to 84 extra quality black de France, -
SB to 42 C. I*. Patent black stUo.
' ALSO*
Black royal armlnes* groe grains* groe deeicsse.
B -SCOTT, Jit., AUCTIOIOSKR, Nos.
* TOO and 703 GHBSTJtOT Strut.
Sal« 1011 Cortes street
NEW FUENITDEE,, PUJO, n CUBPETS, MXHKOES,
. pai/j'tibo’s,'**. , .
OB WBDBBSDAT MOBBOfn - _
£Tezl» S2d Task, at 10 o’clock. os the premises. Ho.
KOI Goalee street will be Bold, the splendid new forai
tore, coDprisiiif pirlor, disiat room, •hentber. ua
kitchen farsitare of & gentleman declining bonsekeep
isg>
Also.' 1 Stock's best* make 7-octave rosewood plane,
entirely new. 1 mbu*»
STEER & CHAMPION, AUC
JOS. TIONEKEB —CITY BAZA.tR AHD TATTER
BALLS, RACE Street,' between ELEVENTH end
TWELFTH. „ .... - ... - '
Auction eele of horses, curingM, wagon*. bam<sai,
ftC ■ , 0a TUESDAY MOSSING,
Ui« Slet iaet, at ’gQgljgf' 111 a “ ont
Suitable for f»mUiw,-York wagon*, light drlTiag.
, drangbt, and saddle “ or j^g o
East trottin g team wagon, and' harness: pair of Horcej.
6:audB jean old, *ruj and brotrn, about 15>i hauls
blgh.. sound and kind, fearlese of loooinetirei, can trot
a mile to 3 minute*, uptritedAnd gay.
ALSO,
Pair brown Hater, about 15,■< hands bleb, yerr ahowy.
prompt, nice driver*. Also. mada bj Djueit’
beny ft TtiDasen. of New York- Also, a sot of d«*
hie Bameis. Bright bay family Horse, bay Jfsn* sor
rel Horse, gray Horse, sorrel Hare, of the Hay* Day
stock; nan Hare*'gray-Hare, of the Patches stock,
trots in 5 minutes; bay Borse, sorrelJSt&Ulon, sorrel
Horse, gray rranght Horse, white Horse, pair bay
Horses, brown fctallion* bay coach Horse, bay Pony,
bright bay Hare, black Horse, cream* colored Horse,
brown Pony, JJSgO#
Large number of other Hor«*e,fcania*®*, Wagon*, J*n
ny Linds, Boekaways. ftc. How and second-hand
Barness, single and doable. Bail pacrioolara in cata
logues at the sale. . . . ,
s, b. —No postponement on account of weather.
Public ealee „ery Tu**da, gyjg^ dH4mMr .
;mb2o 2t Anottcnaere.
FOR SAI.K AND TO LET.
Mfob sale-dwelling-hottse
on PIFTIBNTH Street, nortb of Arch «treet.
• Apply to *> W. q&MSIjBI,
mMg-Im* ' Ho. 30 North SBVBNTg Street;
§m -COUNTRY RESIDENCE.—FOB
JBgALS* a small Place In BOXBOBOtTHH, Twenty
first Ward, six miles and a half from the city; easy of
access every hour by railroad, and within a few
minutes’ walk of the station at Hanayank.. .
Tbe honße is well shaded with, large trees; has threw
porticos, and«he modern conveniences of heater, gas.
bath, &c., and is paved around with flag-stones and
There is also a summer kitchen separate fromthe
house, and the grounds are elegantly laid out and aped
with the choicest hinds Of frait. _
Apply to B. A. MiTOHBLL, :
mhl6- 121* S. E. corner FIFTH and WATBS Bta.
0 VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
FOB SALS.
By order of the Court of Probate for th* District of
Jforwicb,,: directing me to sell at Public 01 Private Sale
he property belonginc to the atatgned estate of the
MAHUFACrURiNG COMPAHY,
I wulMll &t Pablic A action, ob theprentises la the vinage
of Greenville, Norwich, on WEDNESDAY. Jforchfflth,
1860, at U o’clock A BL, (unless previously sold at pri
vate sale), all the valuable property belonging to said
estate, consisting im part of— ■ ■ ,
A Paper JSJJI and Machinery, Tools. Cisterns* dupli
cate Gearing, Segments, Pulleys, As., with 11,600 Spi
ndle Water Power. The capacity of said HUltaabout I*,-
000 pounds paper per day. Counting-loom. Storehouse.
Bepalr Shop, one Store, seven D welOnrHouses, several
lots of .land,: one Spring for «upplyin* the MUlwith
Xrefch" \rater.
Cople. of inventory trill be fnrnlehed an application
to tbe nndenigued. - The sale will be made without re
serve. Possession of the. property will be given ou the
Ist day of May, it being leased up to that time.
Terms of payment made known at the time of eale> or
on application to the undersigned.
~ JAMBS 8. CABBW,
Trustee Chelsea Manufacturing Company.
goawicH, Conn., March 4th, 1866, rahS-IBE*
rn FOB SALE-A. VALUABLE flfc
■iGOUHTRY SEAT AND FARM OR 65 AOBBS-C
of very productive land on the river Delaware, 3 miles
above Bristol, near the Cold Spring Station, on the
Trenton Railroad, adjoining the country seat of Dr.
Gripeom. The improvements are a mention house,
tenant house, and the musl out-buildings, aboat 2.000
feet iront on the river, a fine large spring of water, and
fruit of all hinds. Apply at 435 DIB & ARY Street,
over the Post office, u, S. Marshal’s office,
mhl7-fmwfit*
m FOR SALE—A GOOD ANDJH
-HI well-improved Farm in
kakee cousiy, Qiinois. Apply to W' PELLETIER, Ho.
138 Bouth FOURTH Street, Philadelphia mhlgTet*
m POE SALE— 11 GREENWOOD,”jn
& desirable Comntry Seat, aitaated an Old
road, below Fisher's lane. The buildings-consist of a
fit e large Stone Mansion, furnished with all the modem
conveniences, good- Barn and Stabling, lee Eouee, Gas
Worke. Porter’s Lodge.he Tbegrounda are well laid
out, with abundance ol fruit, shade, and water-
Aprlj to T. M. PBROT & GO.,
mhimt 631 MARKET Street,
m POE SALE—A VERY DESI-flfc
JB.BIBLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE, situated on-A
the north side of COTTAGE Lane, about six hundred'
feet east of But's lane, Germantoirn, an&has all the
modem improvements—Gas, Beater, 'Range, and Hot
and Gold Water, Bath Boom, Me. It Is beautifully
situated, and has all the conveniences of a city resi
dence, with Stable and ample room for three Horses.
Apply to W* M. LEVICK.
mbB wfmft* 331 Horth SIXTH Street.
MTO RENT—A COUNTRY An
PXiACKyfour and & half miles from the
street Bridge, containing orchard, garden* spring
house, pond, «c., dec., with from one to fifteenacres of
paeture ground.
Apply, from half past 10 to 13, and from 2*4 to S*4
o’clock, at 80. HQg GIRARD Bfc mhifi
g| FOR BALE,—THE SUBSCRIBER
M* tonntry eeafe within half -a mile
Sewnort pike, eon
‘baMutre of which,
55 * tofltolnwn with a Sue variety of- shade treat, ma
gfj’’*ll'C*oyer * hundred !
full-grown improyements conslct of a lame 1
ud commodlons Manslon, flanked on. the wembytwe •
towers, one of which Is four stories In height There
1 floor, with a hall eleven by
wrty"two fret. The house has the Imodeni’lmprove- !
JDjnto. A hydraulic ram forces vain from mm- ■
KE2 £,* fpP °. f *be tower. Th«« it aSo an
uonmuapand hydrant under a covered area at the
SS? e « n sL? el \ t for horses and several
Hood garden, with several varieties of dwarf-nett
K&SHKJ I *®*, 111 bearing. There an also seven!
▼vietlea of apple, cherry and chestnut trees.-
hS? I ™*, “®°?>moda(ing. foseecrion given at aw
Market
MFOR BEAT gm
or Farm -of 40 acres; oh Church Lane, Darby 3.
within a few minutes’
walk of she West Chester ard Philadelphia Railroad,
fod one mile of the Darby Passenger R all way. The
land Ib_iu a high, state _of cultivation, handsomely lo
rated, with extensive view of surrounding country:
i® Tet p, a P Iill l» of water and an excellent
Of pay stoke on the premises The improve-
»oilt. substaaHS stone
with shade, shrubbery, choice fruit, andorna-
SSw st § ble * cardage-hoase,
co ?' c T l °*a B %l d 4wlce-house, wall
8, FERRIES. Ho* 45 and W South
giWJT Street. - - • • iwhQ.lfr» .
gg_ FOR BALE—SEVERAL FIRST
+ASBS°2??a f on the south side ofAwh; west
8 j with all the modern .improve
ments. How ready,for occupancy. v
u^ # VK?^Si.£[? t ’£ ass WdlSs In West Philadti
sagagfltaa^^ag-
JYALE farm oil company owns
IrF-toeft^fi^nn* 0 whichylelded a large quantity ofLu^
32«*ittTiu a % Will be made which»it is eonfi
stoS y o®^^“ ÜbBial,y Mw « d the holders ,f
?S oftheßeserved^Stock for morkiwg at
11:4
... Brorder of the Board. ( ■ _
mhld wftndt aOBIBT M. FOTTRT g. CT .t.^
130 t O 1 * VALUABLE OIL
THXBD at Ko-Jl* South
OIL TERRITORY. ~ ~
Terrltory :’ 1,ld ® I6ig,l ® d hare lar «»e following OU
br^ch S cf^j° M S?.^^ ’ 8ll “ 0,9
B^day r 6rMk. Btmple PeriJ county, Ohio, pn, the
lures on the Federal Oreelc, Morgan county, Ohio.
Morgan county, 8St UoUlg “ ter “‘ yederai Creek.
Two properties ou buck Creek- Morgau county, Ohio.
™®“*ef°nßlgßun, branch of Bond’s Creek, Bltehie
«™ty* va.
Jw acres lease puFedersl Greek. Morganeounty»Ohi©.
190 acras fee simple on Laurel fork of Wbrthfrkgton
ureek. Wood county, Ya.
_ 100 acres fee simple on Laurel fork of Worthington
Creek, Wood county, Va- ' *‘-
Vlrg^a^ 8 ,eS simple eXL Slk finn * Ritchie county, West
cot&.lr* 1 TalnaW ®
mhM.6t 33 Horth EBOUT Street
Fi THE PU8L1C.— 36,760 ACRES OF
LAMP IM BnSSTBBM VlBohnA,
_ . , _*»ITLB lEj IUSI* |j TAB LB, . . --
I* offered to the public for. the price of stt),ooo,» .
Utile ever fld per acre, in share, of *I,COO *
From the report of Professor Whitaker, in 185* ha*
“P COAL abounde ln fabulous quantitiesandof eg-
KpIT, GIBSLHg, TIMBBE-tSuA J,
Black walnni, Chestnnt. Oak. wkite WoodTkndnu
* lp*e!
tor them—making it a dealrabl. rnvestmentindeMndaat
b£ the pronpeet of Oil of; which»Sw
sanguine s!er« is lnrge onantitleß to be tte
from reports that hare bees made ■onia'yima
papers tea, that wMte
1 67'^|^4* n,>Krlb6d “ m ® l ss shares. leavlttg;
Subseription Book at theoffiee of
EATTMSOMiBOIKffOI.
for the preecnt. »«>• 180 WAffbrJtmtt,
S C , T ° x - VOR SALE
made. ESUs
APCTtOM SAJUBg.
TOB^TMi^r&carAuHTio^
V BHB, Hoc. »3B and S3* MAKKgr Stre^ 3 *'
POSITIVE BALE OF FBBKCJI HKSIfMr, g WI
• ITALIAN. ASD BRITISH DRV HOODS.
THIS DAT ““ •
A CARD —We Invito theeail, attention of pnrelua.
to the desirable assortment of French Ga*nu a> £»,*
mi 4 British dry goods. embracing about 7»loU ofif 1 ?*,
articles, to be peremptorily fold. by catalog a»,
Souths’ credit, commencing THIS MOBCTisq I *l*9
o’clock ptocteely. '*»
THIS MORNING.
March 29, at 10 o’clock* will be sold, by catalog*.
m * 1
of French. India. Qomly Md British dty gyg., .
to K. ,, B. r SarapleB 0f “*» ;^n he t n <~
intention with catalojnea.imrtT on the mo^i atof
•ale. when dealers will find it to .their interest iq J
I *BFSCIAL HAL* OP RIOH PARIS DRE3S 0i(, 5 ,
01 the Importation ?rer » B 4 Cci^
March 20. will ba sold a large aMOrtmant of ths ,v,.
favoi ite raako. consisting in part of w l
: pieces hlsck. mode, and high-colored m.'nj
Tallies. , , “*
pieces new and rich designs printed mans de I#*..
pieces Paris toils* and percales* „
pieces Paris silk, check, and plain xnoj&mblo^a.
■ • ■* —ALSO— . *•
DBBSS RILKB —Pieoes blade KW de Rhl Q <*
grains* taffetas, lusts toes, nil widths, solid caioti ?S
foncydree»Biiks. de Vaplen, Florences, &<■ 8 ‘
DBESB GOODS, in plain and printed.moatd* »«u.
fancy plaids nwwambhiues, araaadtoe« f jacoSS
lawns. Ac, . , ,
SHAWLS.—An a eortment. of nuKemhiii, b ,
bordered, St»lSa, and faney.»hawje, forßpriag*,t?!fa
GLOVgS.—Men’s and women e bi&cl an« t’L,
kid. .Uk, and liale gloves and gauntlets. la, M
BMBEOIDBKIES. Ac —Collars and Cuffs, Ina. n u_
bands, tuffllncC, linen cambric handkerchief., iSJ
.—Boxes solid colon, fancy ...
hlsck gro? de JXapleß ribbons. **
VELVET BTBBOBB. —An invoice of Hot. ltoi’ii.
and obalnette silk velvet ribbon?, of toe f,fl?
‘‘Slating brand.” the flrat offering of tbs ».a»o 3 ns *
CLOAKS ABD M/INTLEL— a fnllaMortawi „
newest spring styles jitk nndxloth mantle; ad
Alio, hoop skirtt, balmor&le, silk and glwliß,"
brellas, ties, head nets, bugle and drew trtm«| lli ,,V 9
Included In onrsaleof'MOHDAT, March2dti,. ii,i£
found a full assortment of Vienna brosha loa, ,3
square ebawls, handsome designs: an invoice or mb,
colored taffeta ribbons, ffos 4to 15.
LABOR PgFBMFTORYB ALE OF BOOTS ggoj,
BBOQASS, ARMY OOuDS, TRiVELolfia Bijj;
°* Off TUESDAY MORNING,
March 21, at 10 o'clock, will be cold, by catalogue
four months’ credit, about 1.100 package* boot*
brogaaa.cavalry boot*, &c. .embracing a prime mrj
aseortment of aeasocable goods of city aai
manmactore. f|
Will be open for examination, with utalon« »
morning of sale. ' *
LABOR PEREMPTORY HALS OF BOOTH,BRO3S To.
TELLING BASH, Ac N
HOTlCK—lncluded in onr iarg* sals of boots ut
shoes, Ac., 1 ,
TDBSDAY MOBfflffG,
1 March 21st, Will be fonnd In part the following fan
arc desirable aosortmenr, via:
Men's, boys’, and yontha' SRlf, doublasole, hit! •
welt, and pump sole dress boots: men's, boys', U( 1
yoaths’ Up and buff leather boots; men’s ffne ini
long-leg cavalry boot?; men’s and boys’ calf bnff leath l
sc Congress boots and ba!morals; men’s boys’, i»c
yontbs’ super Up. bnff and polished grain, half we; >.
and pump-sole brogans; ladles’ fine kid. goat, moroect r
and enamelled, patent-sewed bslmorals and Gungrw
gaiters; women’a misses’, and children’s calf and hog L
leather balm oral? and lace boots; children e fine kit,
sewed city-madelace boots; fancy sewed batmorala u|
ankle ties; ladies’ fine blsek and colored testing Cos
grass and sidc-laco gaiters; women’s, mtsaes’
children’s goat and morocoo copper-nailed lace h»*u ; =
ladlee’ fine kid slippers, carpet and enamelled iestig ;
travelling bags, Ae.
LABOR POSITIVE SALE OF BBTHBB, FRgffoi; J
OBRMAH, AHD DOMBBTIO DRY 00008.
We will hold a large sale of foreign end dome*tfc*y
geode by catslogne, ona.eredit offonx mennts, and pirt 1
for cash, off THOB3DAT HOBKIffO,
March23d. atlOo'olook, embraoini abootSlplo«l MM ;
and lots of staple and fan.y articles In wooieiu wan . s
teds. Unecs, silks, and oottona, to which w. iuti. -t
attention of denier* • .
M. B. —Sampie* of the same will beeurraowd for e*. >
aminntion. with ottkloeaes. esxly on the aniaiii «f !
sale, when dealers wUI find tt to their totemt te m
tend.
FOSinVB Bh£B OF GABPBTUF66. DRUGSEn,
MATTOTGS. WINDOW 6HADK3. &0.
on fkidat mobnino.
March ffth* at 11 o "clock» will be sold, by eaitlofu
on four months’ -credit, about 80© pieces rich feU, tniM.
ply, superfine and fine tocrato. royal damask, ve&itta,
hemp, cottace, and rag carpetioca. Canton aai
masiinKß, 4c , embracing a choice aseortment of mi9>
rior goods, which may he examined early on the mw*
Ingofsale.
M THOMAS & SONS,
• Nob. 130 and 141 South FOURTH Street.
PUBLIC BALES OF BEAL ESTATE AND STOCKS«
the Bxchance every Tuesday. *
LABGB PfiKEMTOBT SALE BEAL ESTATE, G&OOJf)
BENTS, BOSDB, STOCSS, Ac,
CABD.—Onr Bale on TUESDAY NEXT, Slat tnstut,
will comprise 37 properties. 80 of them by onhr of
Orphans’ Court, Trustees, and JSxeeator*—iadaftif
huideome plain dwellings, vain able hneinew au&it
large lot, live, acres on Btoeteenth and Tvtntiui
streets ; three lots,- seventy-two acres. Twenty feorti
ward ; superior farms? elegant country seat, groui
rents, stocks, bonds. Ac. .?• -
See pamphlet citalognes issued to-day. The? *&S j
every week. For sales 28th March and 4th aai Uft :
April, seepages 82,23> and 24 catalogue.
FOURTH SPBIBG BALK March 2L
Elates of Ghulra Wiinamh, F. Allison, E. Jaakin,
L. Sr Jenktos, J. B. Jacobs,"W. 8. Skinner, BilsabeU
A. B? Psato. FhlUlw’ mrnow, G. 8*
kizt, J. B. Haines, Charles Fox, and others. Twain
Estates.- By order of Orphans’. Court and extertm.
33 properties. See handbills.
FIFTH SPBlga SALE, 28th March.
Valnible Schnylklll cotmty coal lands, the "Fa&tiis
Head Tract,” acres: country seat. Srho<d>lioui
lane; elegant >esidenee- Bridge street; first-cisst Mora
Nob. 256 and2S7 North Third street; store and dwalltoL
523 North Third street; valnahle Arch-street lob ui
other city property.
SIXTH SPRING SALE, 4th ApriL
Estate of the late Dr. Joint Bedmon Coxe, W. Hw
Ter, B. Weaver. J Kirkpatrick, and others.
Mjpf&OT list or properties to be sold at the above ftra
same see pages IS, 19, and 20 of catslogne of 14th lust.
BALE OF A LAW LTBBART.
THISAFTBRNOON,
March 2dh, at the Auction Store, a valnabis Liv
Library, Including the Pennsylvania Repotte, Ac.
ALSO,
LABOR BOOK CASK - WAiffTJT OFFIOI TABU
ABD COPYIffO PBRS&
PRBEMPTOBY HALS OF A PRIVATE COLLKJTOI
of valuable oil paibtibos of tbs itajai,
' RMGLXSH, GERMAN, AND AMERICAS BCHOOU.
. , . Off TDBSDAY MOBBIBO,
Marcb Stet, 1565. at the auction a tore, commanein; U
11 be lo!d, withont re?«rve, a prlvati d
ltrtlon of VALUABLE OIL PAIBTIffGS.
Intiuded, will be found, various interesting subject
viz; Historical, tetiptuial, marine, landscape, ui
domestic scenes. / /
JKb For parUculars see catalogue* and the plchsru,
which will be arranged three days previous to a tie.
Bxecutozs’Sale.
STOCK OF OROCBRISB. CARTS. FURHITUBS CIS.
LUMBAR WHEELS, io.
• , , ' OH TUESDAY MORHIHU.
ait tost, at lO o’dock, at Maylasdvilla, Tirattr
fourth ward, by order of the executors of Ikomi
woodward, deceased, the atoek of groceries, 1 cat
fniniturq car, lumber Whede, about 120 bushsU pots
toes, lot lead pipe, 9 barrels flour, platform sealer. 4c
- Sale Mo. 1815 Mount Yemen street .
HOUSEHOLD frasOTDHB, ySLVJT OAKFST3, fc
OH FRIDAY MORHIHO,
24th Inst., at 10 o'clock, at Ho. 13-6 Mount Te»»
street, the household furniture, feather bode, fin*
vet carpets, fra
May be examined at 8 o’clock on the moiuisf oftb
sale.
PANCOABT & WAHNOCK, ADfr
A TIOHEBBS, MflO MABKET Btroct.
LARGB POSITIVE SALE OF f® LOTS AMEB'CIi
£HS,-? M £ OE I. BI) ® ey GOODS, BMBBOIDEaat
LIHBH AHD HOSIER? GOO DB, by catalogue,
„ -, ■ OH WBDKE3DAT,
M*rchS2,lSW, commanclng at ID o’clock.
Included will be found, a very large and atttsrttu
assortment of ssatonable goods.
Z^J B^^?o^?2L, A 'S£ BACTIVK bpboial Bia
A| OF 800 CASBS STRAW GOODB. By Catalogs.
OH FRIDAY *
March 24th, eqmmauelng at 10 o'clock.
luthbr salo-tho.first for spring of IBBS, »S
fl* assortment of newestmw*
fO J the approachtng season, is to**
and fancy braids, fior ladies’, misses', sadchiidrai
wear. ■ - ■ ! • • *- -
"pHUJP FORD &CO.» AUCTIO2O:iI^
5»5 MARKET and SR» COMMERCE Strata.
POSITIVE SALE 01 I.ROO CASES BOOTS
890 BA
- OH MOHDAY MORHIHO,
March 20th, commencing at 10 o'clock- we will &s!> ;
catalogue, for cash, 1,200 cases boots, shoes,
balmorala, cayaliy bopte^fre., comprising a prime i*}
desirable assortment 3f spring goods, to which v*
the early attemtion of buyers.
LARGE SALE 0P1.50P CASES BOOTS AHD BHOS
v OH THURSDAY. MORHIHG,
March 28. commencing at 10 o'clock) we will eeU 'f
catalogue, for cash, 1.5G0 cates bools, shoes,
Balmorals, cavalry boots, gaiters, suppers* frc.,&>
comprising a piime and dstirabl* assortment of
goodg|-to which the attention of buyers is ■
~p|" OB.SEB l HORSES 11 HORSES!!-
GBKERAI’S Oma.
FrnsT Division.
/ W-ABHuraToir Citx, February 13,1»
fi» the cavalry
?«*?“«&** Oleeboro Depot,, 111 09« B market. «
Apnl l* lfiCo.
■ Borage win be delivered to Captatn L Lowry HMJ
I* and fee enbjeeted to the GoTeraGeai k
epertion before being accepted. . , „
BpqcttcaßM«,M folio we; "Cavalry Homesmu* *
AS partTcolan, wenbrokenMnfalld<»f S
good condition. tom tfteen (16) to sixteen (1*) Wj
to nine <9) yearn old, anltff
adapted In everyway to cavalry pnrposee. Horeeif
tween nine (9) and ten (10) year* of age. if atillvi*on® '■
1 aprightly, and healthy, may be accepted.
Price, one hundred and seventy-See dollar! (•“*
each. Honreof inspection, from 9A.K.t04 P. H.
Payment will be made at thle offloe.
fel7-tapl ■ ColonellnchargeoTli^DlTUfoaQlVftj
A ETILLSEY AND CAYAE#
HOBSBB. , i . I
* Assistant Quarthemabtks’s Opfic?.
1339 Qtbakd Street, Phidade lphta■
... M««fc
HOBSBB »nltabl« for the Artillery and
Tics wiUba purchased by the undersigned in oPgSL
bet; each animal to be subjected to the naasl
XQeiri Inspection before beEn*,ac«epte£l. . o r,;
Borges for the Artillery Berrieemiirt b *
aoimd in all particulars, strong, a l ® l ®** ®?^s Q
broken and square trotters in harness,
from six to ten years old, no*”,
high; each Horse to weigh.not tea ,
One Hundred and Seventy -fi re DolUtb ($175) **“
- will be delivered to the Unitedjd&i 6 ?,!
tor, at tbe SBBAT WBBXBBW HOTEL. Mi
STMt. Philadelphia, Pa., between ThlrtMW 1
Oo). William MtEm, '
<3M«f Qnaitemaatet gg^,
Captain and A- Q
mMOKt
i .■ ;. V _ smPFiiVfi.
BOSTON AND 'PHILAD^
FHIA-STgAMSHIP LI SB.
Port on SATDBDAIB, from fin* wbarf *bf« 1
Street, Philadelphia, and Lose Wharf* Boston
The steamship SAXON, Cast. Matthews,nrtß“s{£l
Fniladelphia for Boston. onSataiday,Marti V>. gjr
M., and steamship NOBMAB. Capt. Baser. fr“®
ton for Philadelphia, on tie same day atl P- ®'
Tk«B« mew and substantial steamship* •j**s
11m. sailing from e&eh part punctually os Sawny
; Injnirancea effected at one-half the premia® C ** lF
on the vessels.
Freight* taken atfalrratae-
Shipper* are reqaeetedto Bead Slip EecelP l *
of hading with their goods. _ ,
mhl-tr 333 South DSL AWABsAT«
-YdSjjfr STEAM. WEEKLY
TKgPOOi,. touchingat OOBI»gV
(Cork Barbor). The jreUltpahrnsteamers «*“corn!*
pool.'Hew York and Philadelphia atesmfMfrSj.V
JJT (Inman Line), wrrying the United State*
intended to nail as follows: ' _ is?;
CITY-OP BALTIBOBB —vBATUItDAY. SSKs^i
WTY
BDIBBURGH...— BATURDAY, «““«ei *
Jtsdoyoiy in wading Saturday at Boon. »«“ <
Morth Blyer. ' ?
„ Parahloin^^^SinCn^^l
** to Paris SB CO “ Kilfart fj®
to Hamburg... SO 00 *° i TsraS®' ® w
. Passenger* also forwarded, to Hayre, Bt* ,B
terdam, Antwerp, &«.. at equally low “SS'catMi gw
Pares from Liyerpool-or Qaeenstown: **i*g w o. K ,
S®, $lO6. steerage fromLiYarpool cr Q“ B “j,w°
Thote who wish to send for their fries 0 * ,
tickets tereat these rates. oo®3”
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