The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, April 05, 1865, Image 4

THE CITY.
«ran»l Demonstration I»3T the Union*
leaguei
A VBBV APPEOrKIATK EHTBKTAtHMBKT IN BBOKT
of utobfbnbbnob ball*
At twelve o’olook yesterday the gentlemen who
form the Union League of Philadelphia assembled
-at their on 'WeatOheatn'ut street, and
proceeded to Independence Halt for the purpose of
celebrating the great victory achieved by the Union
Army.
The band of musicians engaged for the espeelal: -
occasion were stationed In the State House steeple. ;
This was an Impromptu celebration. There was no
staging erected; the broad steps of the main on
trance to the Hall were used .as the rostrum for
this especial occasion. The beautiful silk banner
of the League was held aloft. The orowd of citizens
speedily gathered and the celebration commenced.
It was brief, solemn, lively, Interesting, and en
♦■htialiirtlft.
Chas. Gibbons, Esq., haviog boon introduced.
<* wanton
Lengue of Philadelphia, have appeared hero to-day
f®ssnr&!Ss2 s, -saShfe,
vfninw r Amjlauie 1 It la »° earnest of peace and
M MBuraMeof liberty to all the Inhabitants of the
iauTlT^SSr*SBW of the republic.
l< Afthail Grant. [Cheers and applause.]
All hall Sherman. [Continued cheers.]
Hall Meade. [Renewed applause.]
Hall Thomas- [Oheera]
The sneaker now falßlsg his voice to Its highest
pitch, exclaimed, “And all hall Sheridan.” The
name electrified the audience, and cheers made the
welkin ring. During this part of the speooh the
ladleß at the windows of the Amerloan hotel and ad
iotnlng houses waved their handkerohlofg.
Hall, fellow oitizena, Farragut and Porter.
officers and faithful soldiers and blue
jackets! [Hounds of applause] And lot us all
honor those gallant soldleis an<f sailors who have
fallen In this groat struggle In defence of the eonn-
hail the President and his Cabinet [thunders
or applause], who stood firm as the everlasting
hills with loity purpose, In tlio majesty of the law,
not to compromise with treason nor to parley with
traitors ! [Bounds of applause ] We may reason
ably expect to justify a peace taat all men oau en
iov without hearing the crack or the slave driver's
whip or the rattling chains of Mb victims. [Tre
mendousapplause.] ■ , . ■ .
Fellow-citizens, there la something more than joy
in the heartß of the people this day. Thousands of
men who never uncover their heads in submission
to the Universal Huler are this day witnesses how
IhHla wisdom He has shaped our very disasters
ittto'the means of overcoming our fatal respect for a
venerable national sin, and how it has pleased Him
to blot ont that sin in Ihe blued of our friends and
kindred. Let ns see to it that all the prejudices
which that sin engendered, still standing in the' way
of justice and a perfect nationality, snail be eon
signed, with the sin itself, to the late of the rebel
llfon. Letall be hurled together, in the same un
honored grave. Let this be our acknowledgment be
foresll the woildthat we owe something on account
Of our success to the black mao, whom the world
has despised as an infertcr race, slnoe his martial
bearingln this war has proved that, In spite of Ms
complexion, he;has the instinct and-patriotism of
the white man ; therefore let him be entitled to the
glorious privilege, at least, of being an American
citizen. [Applause.] The glory of our victory Is
due to a higher power than man. Here, on this
very spot, our forefathers supplicated that-aid In
time of oppressionj here on this spot we have come
together in joy, reverentially to thanfc Htm far HU
mercy, and to this e*dlt is my privilege toiatro
dttee tne Bev. Dr. Braluerd. ' _
The Rev. Dr. Braluerd, pastor of the old Pine*
Street Ofcuiob, now stepped forward, and, after a
few prelimloary temarbs. fltold that no day ever
dawned upon the United States brighter than this,
and no event ever occurred of more importance to
the thirty millions of people of oar country than
that which has caused tola meetlc gto ooavone. We
were here a year ego, in the day of peril, to be
seech God. in his great mercy, to sustain our coun
try; we were strong Jo prnjer daring those dark
hours of bitter agony and fearful strife; when the
contest trembled In the scale; when our children's
liberties were In danger; when all was gloom upon
the land. He had grown older since the war be
gan, and bis spirits had olten sunk amid
the waves of ylolssHudes, flowing forward and
backward ovar the country. But his heart was
filled with jov by the capture ofthe very oltadel,
the heart and brains, of the rebellion. We should
thank God that the shackles are fast being removed
from the victims of slavery; we should thank God
that, by the vindication of immunity and the, power
of arms, under His blessings, we have opened the
doors of the prisons where man; of our brave sol
diers had been confined ; for their liberation let ns
lilt our hands to Almighty God. It Is easy to ha
devout whoa wo are all happy; and If this bo true, .
then he was ono of the most devout men in this
country. [Laughter and applause ] And for this he
felt deep gratitude to God. The clergy of the land
are here to-day to mingle their voices in prayer and
praise, and to show how they feel at the triumph of.
liberty, the Union and the taws. The speaker re
marked that It was not the duty of the clergy to
prevent the young men going forward to battle for
their country, hut rather to-urge them on In the
good work, because the clergy were convinced that
the eause of the Country was right and just. [Ap
plause.] The reverend gentleman now proeeeded
at some length to portray the past and present
and-probable future condition of the despised race.
He felt inclined to love blm the more as the
■world loved him less. He had no embittered feeling
even against the Sooth. This war was wsigedagainst
It, not that we loved the South less, but loved our
country more. [Bounds .ot applause.] Years are
planting grey hairs upon his head, but he thanked
God that after all this bloodshed victory is our’s.
Yet Who can think of this without having the
joyous moments of the hour somewhat darkened by
the sad reality or the. thought ot so many soldiers
who fell bn the maroh to Ktohmond. Many are
living sufferers. Let us take fro.-h courage, and
with warmhearts do all we.aan._to_ assist them In
the hours of their peed, and pray and mnarava*
for the mercy he has extended.
Dr. Phillips Brooks having been Introduced by the
last speaker, delivered an appropriate prayer, after
which the benediction was pronounced by the Bev.
S. W. Thomas. The following four lines were sung
to the tune of old hundred, In wflloh a large part
of the audience joined:
■ • Praise God from whom all blessings flew,
Praise Him all creatu.es here below;
Praise Him above, ye heavenly host.
Praise Father, Son, and Holy Ghost,"
The hand In the steeple interspersed the proceed
ings with the peformance of patriotic tunas. Among
the clergy present, besides those already named, we
observed the Bev. Dr. H. W. Dubachet, Bev. Dr.
Wa, Rudder, rectors of St. Stephen’s ohurch, and
Hev. Dr.Washburne, motor of St. Marks. The pro
ceedings having been brongbt to a close, the line of
march was taken up, and the League proceeded to
their headquarters. Loud ones were made for
Dougherty 1 Dan. Dougherty! Dougherty! The
Oratorl &0., but that gentleman did not appear,
but moved along with the members or the League.
The great crowd of people now separated and thus
Hie event ofthe day was brought to a close.
FBKTTY YEBSJSS.
The following linos were written by the Kev.
Thomas H. StooktoD, and we learn that It was In
tended the; should be snog at the celebration of the
Union Loauoo In front of Independence Hall, yes
terday. We publish a copy of them In The Press to
day, and ir any of the readers thereof may feel in
clined to try their vooal powers in song may do so to
that favorite sacred air known as “ Old Hundred
ANTHBM.
Vow let all he»it« and voices raise,
yrom e&ith to heaven, Jehovah’s praise;
Adoiß his goodness Vs the p*Bt,
And trust him long aa time shall last!
Torlo 1 Hs rote npon Hie Throne.
Be spoke the wora —our foes have gone;
O’er Petersburg, from Richmond'., brow,
The Stars and btripss are floating now !
All hall, the Triumph of the Brave !
Jll hall, the Freedom of the Slave !
Weep for the Dead ! the W* undtd love!
And still praise Hun who reigns above!
OEUKBOUS THANK OPTEBIKGS.
No more suitable thank offerings can be present
ed to Ood for onr glorious victories than generous
donations for the relief of the noble soldters who
have won them with their Wood. The United
{States Christian Commission has great pleasure In
acknowledging many such handed in without solici
tation by merchants ol the oily, and by strangers,
casually here desirous of aiding in the blessed work
of succoring our wounded soldiers. It has now
oyer one hundred and any tried men aatlng as your
almoners In this work, and Is prepared to oonvey
Orery dollar entrusted to it by the most direct and
speedy channel to the suffering soldiers..
The list of donations, which Is hereby increasing,
contains the following:
McKean, Boris, &
Co. I.COO CO
Cash *. 1, (H 0 00.
John P. Croier 1,000 00
A. Whlllditt—l,ooo 00
Jay Cooks- 1,(00 CO
Jno B. Mysrs it Co. 1,000 00
Diesel & Co 1,000 00
ytm. H Johns, St.
Olsli.Pa..---..1,000 00
E. W. Olaike &Co. (SCO 00
Stephen C01we11.... SCO Oo
Thos H. Powers... 600 00
tG. Cattail-... . 600 CO
A, Bonder & Co- 60c 00
Jas. Graham SCO 00
Geo. Bullock SCO 00
J Emory Stone.-, too 00
Benj Bollock & Bens 600 CO
Insurance Co., of-
North America... 600 00
Then. Drake....— 6COOO
Cash.—.- —6OO 00
David. Bonil, Jr.. &
__ BOO 0?
DeHayen & Bro seo to Heaton &Dsttckia.,
W. E Garrett & Sons 250 CO J. K. H , Gorman-
Wa. H. Mewbold, town go oo
Bob, A Aerteen... 200 OO J. W. Bcott & Co,Bo 00
Ganett & Martin2oo 00 Oeo. D. WetberHX.. go oo
John A BioTOh,, 200 00 W. J. I, Kederlio. 00 00
Geo. K. Crozer 200 00 Farr & 8r0,.. go 00
Cash 200 00 abra 8. Perkins.. 00 00
John McAllister, Jr 200 00 * m.A. Crown &Co go 00
Field and Keebmle 150 00 W. A. B anchard.. go 00
Humphreys & Hoff- . T. C. Henry A Co.. 80 00
man .™.. 150 00 Bohertßoyd... 50 00
Xmsloytes or Jay John Gibson—.,..fc 50 0J
Cooks* Co.. 144 60 Robert B Brier _..WSO 00
©°l B «^ a “v a V. MO 00 many smaller
FTotk, McCoueh, & amounts, too nu
£!'•" ■ . A 0 merotta to mention
Those who deßireto aid In tho work of helping our
noble soldiers may send their contributions to the
treasurer, Jos. Patterson, at Western Bank, or to
Geo, H. Stuart, Chairman,
No. H Bank Street.
COOPEK-SHOF SALOON.
In older to meet any emergency that may arise,
the members of the Cooper* Shop committee are pro*
?? tb ®J n»T# at command
lor the temporary reception of wounded soldiers
vrho may arrive in this city within a few days.
Many a gallant soldier has had Ms wounds dressed
at this world-renowned lnstitotlon. The following
benevolent ladles have the arrangements in their
keeping: Mrs. A, Horner,Mrs. fi. p. King,Mrs.
J. K. Floyd, Mrs. P. Fitzpatrick Mr 3. w. M.
Cooper, Mrs. Joseph Perry. Besides these laalos
there are hundreds of others of the sex who are
ready to attend on the wounded of our armv. While
the battle of Gettysburg was progressing" the Sa
loon was placed In reoeptlon order, and by the time
the wounded began to arrive they were at onee
taken In, where every neoessary attendance was
given them. It Is true that the hospital system in
She military department of Philadelphia is excel
l<snt> and t&o accommodations extensive; yet it may
ha neoessary to render temporary assistance in times
of emergenoy, and there cannot lie found a hetter
organization of kind-hearted ladles than those who
have never failed to attend the sick and wounded
soldiers who wore temporarily provided for at the
famous old Cooper-Shop.
PHILADELPHIA BOOKBINDING.
At the publishing house of J. B. Lipplnoott &Co.,
Market street, that moat splendid temple of litera
ture, a volume was ahown ns yesterday which sur
passes anything of the sort we have ever seen. It
la a guano photographic album, the sides of whloh,
as well as the clasps, are of solid ailverf richly
O&rvedt embeiiiaded witu raised medallions,
sharp and clear aa gems from the antique. The vo
lnme 18 an offering of gratitude from a famltv In
Massaehuaetts to a gentleman of California,* in
remembrance of tender and last offices of kindness
to one “in-and dying—a stranger la a strange
land." We believe that the Bllver and carving ft.
sorted upon the covers of this Bnperb volume cost
several hundred dollars, but the taste exhibited in
getting np the book will be considered by many as
enually worthy of attention- The binding was exe
cuted, ofooune, by Messis. Lippincott a Go.
JOBIL.BE AT THE ACADEMY.
' This evening a thanksgiving jubilee will be held
at the Academy of Music, to express gratitude to
Ood and to our brave defenders lor the glorious vie
tones which have crowned our arms. Rev. H. M.
*imdderi •8.,D.,.T01m Bi-Gough, &. Q-. flatten,and
'gx "BTStnait■ Ef a"., arid'others.wHl address the meet
tair The friends 01 our wounded soldiers wUI have
on ODDOrtunity of making their thank-offerings
through tho ChilsUan Commission.
CELEBRATION BY THE ARSENAL EMPLOYEES.
Yesterday afternoon the employ eos m the Araenal
Sgupjifltng about fi?« hundred men, headed “J a
too brass band.made a street paradelnhpnsr ot
ow victories. They passed thronah tw prioMo**
streets. -When passing The Press offloe they choerea
lustily. The rear of the parade
ambulances of the Washington, Good WIU, rranlt-
Jin, and Western fire companies.
‘ HEWABD OFFEBED.. _
The "Weeoaeoe Kcgino OompA^jr ft rawata or
one handled dollars Tor tb ® the oomDt
yintr frnfttndiarv’who fired the stftoieoi une oompa
ny whlle tho moSbora were on parade on Monday
night.
ST. Stephen’s bell.
(in MondftT afternoon* after the service* tbe bell"
‘Tinier at St sTephen’fl Church played on the bells
tunes: Hall OolumMa. Star-Spangled
•Banner, Yankee Boodle, and the Virginia Heel.
Three toys, named Jacob Pugh, Charles Pugh],
and William Slender, were seriously burned on
Monday afternoon by the premature explosion of
powder, while firing a salute at TUlrr-v-ttrat and
Market streets. ■ It Is thought that Jacob Pugh will
lose his eyes. He was taken to the hospital.
! About half past one o’clock yesterday afternoon,
a girl four years old, named Dueomon, living at
80S Worth Thirteenth street, was burned to death
by her clothes taking fire from the stove. Her
mother was absent at the time, and the honse was
In charge of a boy eight yearaold.
Last evening a beautiful display of pyrotechnics
took place in front of, the Union League House, In
honor of the capture of Richmond. The bouse was
brilliantly Illuminated from roof to pavement, and
a profusion of flags was exhibited.
The tool honse at I'atrmennt Park was destroyed
by fire about 2 o’eloek -yesterday afternoon. Loss
not asoertained. A Dumber of fire companies were,
soon on the ground, but could not obtain water.
The members of the Union League are making
arrangements to recruit another regiment, to be
called the 2151 h Pennsylvania Volunteers. This
will be the ninth regiment organized by this associa
tion. The seventh regiment recruited by It was
full at the end of a mofitb from the time recruiting
for it web begun, and It Is intended to filiupthls
new regiment In as short a time.
RECRUITING.
: Yesterday warrants were Issued for the payment
of the city bounty to 44 men, credited Among* the
several wards as follows -
Wards. Men- *“<>*•
leoond 1 Fifteenth B
Fourth 2 Nineteenth..... 1
Fl(tb 2 rwentteth .............2L
Sixth 1 Twenty-second 1
Seventh 2 Twenty-fifth I
The United States vs. Robert M. Lee. This esse,
in which the defendant is charged with forging the
name of. Lieutenant James H, Walker, reoraltlng
effioer, to certain enlistment papers, with latent to
defraud the Government, and also with a conspira
cy with others to defraud the United States, in
which a jury was eropaenelled yesterday, was pro
ceeded with. The evidence of Sergeant Francis, a
regular recruiting sergeant, and U»pt. Patton, late,
of the Slst Regiment, Penna. Vols., was to the effect
that the defendant, In September last, la oollaslon
with others, conspired to have a numoerof volun
teers enlisted fraudulently, for the purpose or ob
taining the large bounties then being paid. This
was done by forging the name of the reoraltlng offi
oer, Lieut. James H. Walker, to the enlistment
papers. The men werß then taken by Francis, who
was In the conspiracy, to the mustering officer,
Captain Sellers, who, upon these fraudulent papers,
mustered the men In. They were then allowed to
©scape, after the bounties were paid, as alleged, to
Col. Lee, the defendant. Francis testified that, for
his share In the transaction, he received $650 In
three several payments. Captain Patton testified
that he was present when this arrangement was
made, and that he saw Lee forge the name of
Walker to some of the enlistment papers. It ap
peared that a local bounty bad been paid Lee, bat
not that a-Government, bounty had been-drawn
upon these alleged forged papers. The ease of the
United States was not coholnded. Gilpin and Val
entine for the United States, and O. W. Brooke and
D. O’Brien for the defendant.
Slter et al. vs. Prentzell. Anaotfonon boot ac
count to recover for goods sold and delivered. De
fence payment. Verdlot for plaintiff $255 41.
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Oompanyof
Newark, New Jersey, vs. Assignees of Joseph L.
Lord. An action to recover arrears of ground rent.
Verdict for plaintiff, $516. Onyler and Olay for
plaintiff; Stover lor delendant.
The'conrt adjourned till Monday.
court or Common Pleas—Jndge Allison.
Thomas Ryan vs. Margaret McElrey. This snlt
was to recover an amount of rent alleged to be due
and in arrear. The defence was that the honse was
leaky and mnohontof repair, and that the land
-I,"* -- J - atf *— *in hail
promised to do. Y«rdiot~fdr defendant.
BIOT, ASSAULT AND BATTERY—PISTOL USED.
Edward Tully, Hugh Donnelly, and Frank Dil
lon were arrested last evening by Besorvo Officers
Bess, Ferguson, and Barber, on the obarge of
rlotons conduct. The prisoners were looked np for
a bearing, to take place to-day before Alderman
Beltler. Ball was entered last evening before Re
corder Eneu for tbelr appearance. It seems,
from all we can learn, that no reason baa been
given for tbe outbreak, excepting that it was
of sueb a nature that tbe participants would
not like exposed. Tbe parties are well known to
tbe police. Early in tbe evening two or three men
engaged suddenly In a fight on Chestnut street
near Sixth. Six or seven persons engaged Ina se
vere game of fisticuffs, but it was over before tbe
police arrived. At an hour later the fight was re
newed at the “ Tontine ” on Seventh street, above
Chestnut. Frank Dillon, It Is allegedvstood iff the
doorway and diaohaiged.-three' barrels of a pistol
Into the bar.room. TiTe balls took effect In the wall.
Officer HeusrEearlng the reports and smashing or
fiasS, hastened to the scene, and, entering the
ouse, arrested Donnelly, who was freely bleeding,
having received several scalp wounds. Ajgaug of
men were crowded In the corner. They cried out,
11 Seize him, seize him ;he Is oie of them.” While
the officer was taking Mm- along Chestnut street,
Dillon and Tully came up and said he had done
nothing, and he ought to he liberated. Just at this
moment,! It Is alleged that DiUon pulled out a
blackjack and struck John Patterson, a respectable
resident of the Seventh ward, over the head.
Dillon and Tully were- then taken Into custody by
Festive Officers Hess and Barber. Aphyslelam was
sent for, who sewed tbeftoalp wounds that Donnelly
had received. He bled very freely. -The prisoners,
it Is said, were a part of the gang that hao-the fight
on Chestnut street at an earlier hour, during wMch
George Kinsley had an arm broken. This man
had his arm broken by accident some time since.
' It was broken over during the conflict of yesterday.
Jim W. Carson.... ICO 00
W S Fletcher 100 00
Alex 8en50n..... 100 00
Coffin St Altaians... ICO 00
J.a T. Bingham... 100 00
Horatio Gates Jones 10J 09
Geo. Benderson. Jr 100 00
a. Hezargee &Co.. 100 09
Then, Bllee —..... 100 00
Jae. B. McCnrdr. ■■ 100 .00
l*aao Lea........ 100 00
W. Butcher & Son- 11’00
J. H. Stevenson—. 100 00
Geo D. Wetherill
&Co 10100
Mrs J. R.,MlseE B.
I and Hiss A.K.M.. 07 00
E M. Brnoe 00 OO
IM. A. Lonzstreth... 00 00
A Lady, per Jno. Hu
Harper............ 00 00
David Trainer 00 00
Cnrwea Stoddart St
Bro 60 00
Janies Field so 00
casualty.
FATAL, BURNING,
fireworks.
KHHAKT.
ANOTHER UNION LEAGUE REGIMENT.
THE CHRISTIAN COMMISSION’S LIGHT AB‘
TILLERY,
The Christian Commission have had completed
three more apparatus lor the manufacture and dis
tribution of coffee amongst soldiers in the field.
One of these machines has been In uso fur a long
time In the army, and has been found of great ser
vice. Each or these vehicles is caDable of supply
ing, in one hour’s time, sufficient of tbo beverage to
serve 1,200 men. They wiU be forwarded to the
army at once.
THE COURTS.
U- S. Circuit Court-Judge Grier.
District Cemt'JndgC Sbarswood.
District Court—Judge Stroud.
Dominick McElwee vs. Henry L. Powell. This
was an action to recover a bill for the loading and
hauling of a quantity of stone. Defence that the
charge waß excessive, and greatly more, than was
agreed to be paid. Verdict for plafntlff, #5O. Cut
ler for plaintiff; W. S. Price for defendant.
The court adjourned till Thursday.
Court of Quarter Sessions—Judge
Thompson,
This eourt met, hnt, no case being ready, adjourn
ed till Thursday.
THE POLIOS.
[Before Ur. Alderman Betti or.}
IMPORTANT CASK.
•William Slngizer is the name given by a man
Who was arraigned yesterday, having been arrested
on the complaint of Isaac M. Ernpp.an officer of
the provost marshal of the Fourth district. The
developments In this case are Important, not only
to provost marshals and their assistants, hot to en
rolled men generally. The defendant stands
charged with obtaining money under false pro*:
tonees. It seemß that he has been going around
among the enrolled men and obtaining stuns of
money ranging from .twenty to twenty five dol
lars, for which he would have their names
omitted so that they would not be placed In the
wheel. Among others, ho called npon Mr. S. Knopf
and received from him the tnm of $2O, In the name
of Krupp, an attache or the provost Marshal’s of
fice. Some time after this financial transaction
Knopf met Krnpp and asked him if he had re
ceived the money. This was the first intimation he
had of the transaction, and at once had Slngizer at
rested,, who returned the money to Knopf. It was
also aVcertalhed, that he had recelved a AlmUar
amount from a man named Higgins. The accused
18 also charged with taking a man with him who
stood at a convenient distance, hut in view of the
defendant and the enrolled men applied to. This
man was represented as Provost Marshal,Hape.
The accused was committed in default of 92)090 to
answer at the criminal court.
- HIGHWAY ROBBEBY.
John Biley was arraigned hoToro the same magis
trate on the charge of robbing Michael Kelly of a
watch worth *l5. It Is alleged that .Kelly, who had
been eelehratlng ffteviotory, had‘‘tlppetltbe rosy
to too great an extent, and while walking along
near Sixth and Spruce streets late on Monday night
he was rohbed. The fellow fled; the cry or stop
thief was raised; the fugitive threw the watch Into
the street, where it was found. The fellow was ar-
Mr. Kelly did not appear at the hearing
festeiday Theprisoner was committed In default
of $1,500 .to await a hearing to-day.
PICKPOCKETS.
Frank Clark, balling from Providence, B. 1., and
James Newton, claiming to have come from Chelsea,
Msss., were “ nulled!’ at Third and Chestnut streets,
yesterday, by Detective Brown, while engaged in
the Insinuating profession or Inserting their digits
Into the pockets of citizens orowdtog around the
Ledger bull etinboard. One appeared to be ‘•stalliog”
for the other, though they did not obtain anything.
the office they were recognized by Detective
Carlin, who had.« piped” them during the morning
ftf several hours. They made a tour pme storcs
on Eighth and Chestnut streets, but little dreaming,
perhaps, that more than one pair of detective eyes
were upon them. On one of the prisoners a watch
withouta ring was found. It was very evident that
It had been stolen. Any person who has lost a watoh
within the past day or two should call at the Cen
tral Station. The prisoners were oommlttad in de
fault of $l,BOO to await a further hearing.
ANOTHER POCKET-PICKING AFFAIB,.
Alexander Carr, alias'Hiram Shell, was arraigned
at the Central Station yesterday on the charge of
pleMng the pocket of John O-Stopson of a gold
watoh valued at $l6O. The watch was not re
covered. The prisoner was taken Into custody by
Keserre Officer Biker, near Sixth and Chestnut
streets. At the hearing the defendant wafure
cognized as the same Individual who was
a short time ago and bound over to answer »t
court 11*0 charge of picking t^®.P°l fc aL®A B a 'JSSS
who was standing at Third and South BtreetewbUe
the firemen’s procession was passing, on tno re
turn of the companies from the inauguration oi
President .Lincoln. On that occasion he was ar
rested while offering to pawn the time-piece. The
accused was held to bail in the sum
await a farther hearing. It Is proper to stare that
on his person was found the honorable discharge
paper oTa soldier named Hiram Shell. The pri
soner claimed to be Hiram; but being recognized as
Alexander Oarr tbe falsehood w« tbps, made rnanU
feat. Tbe police officers think the defendant stole
the paper irom a soldier.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
ISTo 'teJSSf j Comnxisß of the Hoots.
Geobob N. Tatham, ) .
MARIKTE IJfTE3Lg.ieE.»CE»
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ARRIVED.
„Ba»k Thomas Daliett (Br). Dueean, from Porto Oa-
Js)K 18lh an, wltu cofl'ae, &c to ®? n ~
baik Cook, from Newport. Wales* 30th alt . Off
Hatieias, spoke bark a M Palmer, from Portland? for
Beaufort, t-
Bark Emily {Br), DonrUiB.l6'tlayB Jxom Trinidad de
Cuba, with sugar, &c to S A W Welsh.
Brig M TElUwoith i&fr, Mcßiide, 19 day# from Ma
te* 2; s, with molasai t to John Mason & 00.
Brig Anna (Br),Morrow,l6 days from Mayague*, with
mcar to John Mason & Co
Brig Kunigunde (Brom). Ide.lB days from CUnfttegis.
with sugar to ttco C Carson A Co.
Brig Tho&as (Sired), WeaWrdyke, IS day*
fire to HeVls»wUh sugar, cotton, 4c» to JaoreUho ft
L Brt7£«0 B Bogere, Joaos. 8 days from Hew Tort, la
*<>“ Eew York, la
b Bri| l J H J E 6 ?! Z .d J. “Sub.« days from Beaufort, la
b ß^ t C t rrcMrta?.' Bryaut, 3 days from New York, la
b Brig W mOrfefy 0 GoOfrey. 10 days from Key West.
* Vclh 8 B o Wia‘Htaye from Mataaw.
With djolbiws. to Harris At tetesbury. _
BebrGolden West. (Br.) Be&boyer, 10 days from Hali
fax, with. fl*b to ord#=r. * _ .
Schr Gen Karios, Purington* 3 days from Wow York*
with barley to F Gaol. _ _ . , , „ ..
Sehr Getty Powell, 4 days from Hew York, in ballast,
to DSSkteon.ft Go. < ' ‘ -
gchr H J.erfelns, Kayo, 8 days from PoTtland, with
barley to Ma»sey, Collins & Co. ,*„„»«««•
Schr Silver Magnet, Sheppard, from Fortress Monroe,
k*B§lir M* r y °l l an dish, Bioh ; from Fortress Monroe, in
r* w m P Bo*rd man, Ballard, from Saybrook, with.
lO days from Bastpwt, with
5 days from 01ou»sster,
J*Baflenj'caie, from Greenport, la ballast to
Moßeylft. from Georgetown, la
b ß*rM 0 L T VaoV*rk°'Tank!*, from Fortran Monroe,
'‘fchr'w C° Dayol. 1 Matbls'. from New York, In ballast
hftobr BtS, Endioott, from Dikhton, Sn ballast to
CR Kcir l, Daßl*l Morris, Applln, from Washington, ia
ballast to B A Adams. „ . , _ ~ .. „
Sehr E Bicker. Tice, from How York, in ballast to u
8 Quartermaster. • '
B<*hr B J Mercer, Somers, from Fortress. Monroe, in
ballast to U 8 Quartermaster. ■ w '
SohrM Powell, Fenton, from Hew Brunswick, HJ.
I Bchrl'Vo^lSa?Torgoe*l'daysfrom New York, la
, b ßcto andS'flombirt, 6 days from Borton, with mdse
t^hr e (}'w Cummins, Bolt, 8 days from Barnstable, ia
b, £ob?J HT>eputy, Bturges, 4 days from Barastable, ia
b % l ohr*H°WlUett«i Bolt. 8 days from Now London, la
to Rrtr t Meßuffy, S days from Boston,
with mdse to £ A bonder A Go.
;Seb?Diamond State, Still, 2 days from Milford, Bel,
''schr Mamna* Maxon!*?day from Frederica, Del,with
C °Scl)r°iSaware? Bostic, 1 da, from Bmyraa, Del,with
°®br 6 Grit«tral r TWlUams, 5 days from Laurel, Del,
6 days from Laurel, Del,
W tc”e 6 . r W?ew? Tdays from Laurel, Del, with
laraKdones, 54 hours from K»W York, with
“we e ameTFaa®li r >«°on.|4 hours from New Tork,
&?, Wd d e?. 7°b6urs from Lewes, Del
Fasted off the Brandywine two deep-laden brigs comteg
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Brie Ssunnel Small. Torrey, Salem.
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FchrET B T Thompson, Fndicott, Ha lOras.
Sehj P W Johneon. Moore. Washington.
Schr J Pretimore, Nickerson, Saco,
Schr C H MoUer, Baker, Boston.- , __
Fchr Diamond State. Caroy, Washington* DC,
Pc hr a V Ohartro. Smith, Lynn.
Schr Pearl, Brown, Beaton.
Sohr 01 Hawley; Cla»k, Newport,
SehrD At E Kelly, Kelly, Boston. ,
Schr Hew Bayen. Glover. Borwioh.
Schr Marla Fleming, William", Fall River.
Sohr L Enphraale, Kesn; Maine.
Schr Artist, Mareh. Washington, D C.
Sohr L H Cot bit* timpklne, Baltimore.
Schr Salisbury,. Tyler, Washington, DC,
SchrCldnd, Seaman, _do
Sohr H Simmona; Godfrey, Hampton Roads.
Schr M Van DoSsn Oarrlson, Fortress Monroe.
Schr Governor Button,'. Poaeook do
Schr S A Bolce. Bolee, do
Schr D Smith, Baker, - do
Sohr Jos Porter, Burroughs, . do
Schr Amelia, Beebe, Washington, DC. -
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Str J b Sbriver, Dennis, Baltimore.
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John 0. Dayis, J F. Penlston,
Bdmcnd A. Sonder, Henry Sloan.
Theophllns Pauldini, WUliama Aralton,
John K. Penrose, Bdwaxd Darliiieton,
James TrßQnair, H. Jones Brooke.
Henry C. Dalleti. Jr,. Jaeob P. Jones,
James 0. Hand. James B McFarland, -
William C. Lndwit. Joshua P. Byte,
Joseph H. Seal. Speneer Sicily jtne.
George G. helper, John B. Semple, PJttsbur
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Pennsylvania Railroad Bonds, first and se- -
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Camden and Amboy. Railroad Company’s «
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Aleo, LAMP CHIMNEYS, APOTHKCARIKS’ SHOP
FURNITURE, BHOW BOTTLES, SYRINGES, HOMOS
OFATHIC VIALS, and Drugglats* Glassware generally.
T. A EVANS ft CO.’S PITTBBUBG GLASS VIALS
constantly on hand at factory prices. fel6-3m
nHBAP. REPINED SUGARS AND
XJ SYRUPS, by tha Paokage. for sale by CHARLES
DO gOOBUBi Oflte TOT OHABTHUT Street- ttpl 6i»
THE science of medicine,
Japltal. So stand HBLMBOLU’B GENUINE PREPA-
Mtioas, tgaWtahedoYW Memo,.
lEGAL.
TESTATE OF EE WARD 0. JONES,
XJ deceased.-Le«ers of AdmmUtraUOß opto the Ks
tate of JSDWAKD C JOMSS. lata of. the oity of
Philadelphia, deceased. .haTißg granted to toe
sszrs&tf «£
same
PBIOK Street, Oermantoirn.
THOMAS LATIMBE.
Ho. 430 i,lßßAaY_6treot l _
Or to Mi Attorney,
jnb22 w6i*
TN THE ORPHANS’ COUKT FOB THE
The Auditor appointed by the «oort to.ondi|*«ottle.
SfolstreMr of MTt °S« T o^fd^ffoWrt
ErSi tetssr&ssssts
St mM'9.«fmst CltT rf C HAggW, Ana It or.
TN THE ORPHANS- COTOTFORTHB
1 aimv amid COUH 11 ! OF PHILADSwriIi.
0M atoteof IbhaWtoh
TieApditor
jal2!Mrto6l '■ '
Fr THE ORPHANS' COCRT FOR THE
CIl-Z ASP COUHTT OF PHILADELPHIA.
V Estate «I PETEK BBLU deraawi.
:gSKS BlVff'iKysMSfc*
rtate of PBTBE BELL, deceased, and to
Sril%/ r ctoVM! i a!”“ ( Sal Sodth FIFTH
° f ran « U d'BHIEE. Anditar.
QUMMONS in eabtition.-lh
t^Ji K 1 E THKD^OMMOISWEAT:THOFPItKNBTL
( > VAPIATO * HB SHERIFF OF SAID COUMfY*
<SEAL * —iHCf
ir Jacob Adams and Annie B. Adams Bis
wjf*, is rifbt of said wife. John Alfred Birtoa, Henry
O. Barton and Mary France# Barton hi# wife, in right
of said wife WiMam Arthur Baitoa, Mary Alice Bar
ton, Joseph P. Salmon and Susan ’Jatharine Salmon his
wile, in rifht of said wife, EUflreyaling guardian of
Charles Frank Barton, and Joseph P. Salmon guardian
of Florence Ann Barton, make you secure of prose
cuting their claim, then we commani you again that
hr good and lawful summoßersyou summon George
w. Robinson, iate of your comity, yeoman, so that
he he and* appear before our Judges, at VvIIiKSS
BABBB. at our County Court of Common Fleas, there
to be held on the 12th day of May next, to show where
fore they, the said plaintiff* and he »he Said George W.
Bbbineon, together and undivided. do hold taro certain
lots and pieces of land situ a e in the borough of Scran
ton, with a 1 brick building *nd store thereon, bslng
lots number sin and seven (6 and 7) In square or block
number thirty (SO) on.tbe town plot of the borough of
Scranton* in the said county of Luzsrae. which he, the
said George W, Bobinson, panmon Ihereof.-betweeu
thtm to be made (according to tbe laws and the customs
of this Commonwealth in snob* case and provided)
doth gainsay and the same to Jbe done doth not permit,
very nnmstly and against the same laws and customs,
(as it is said,) Ac., and hate you then and there this
writ, and the naees of those eummoners, Ac
Witness the Hon John Sf. Conyngham, president of
©nr sa-d court, at Wilkesbarre. this 4th day of March,
A. D. 1885. .. M- J. PfiXLBiH, Prothoaot*rr,
• ' ' . Per Hqtohk&s.
A true and attested copy.
s: H. PoTEnBAUGH, Sheriff.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
Dissolution.— tbe firm of
SMITH & VIP»L Is this day dissolved bv mtttoal
COBB'ert. 0. B. ViDAL.Is authorized to settle the si
fairs of the above firm, and the business will be oon
tlnuedby.U. B, VIDAL,
STBPHBKT SMITH,
0. B, VIDAL,
apl-3t*
PBII.AI)BT,PHIA. April 1, 1886,
■niSEOLUTION OF COPARTNER
AAehIF.-tTlib Ropartneislrip bitberto existing under
the reiiie of .BAti.KY & CO., composed of E. ff,
BAILEY, JEREMIAH ROBBINS, JOSEPH T BAILEY.
James GAI.LAGHiJS, JAMES S, BALDISG Is ibis
day'dlsiolTeii by limitation. >
E. W. BAILEY Is dear authorized to settle the affairs
oft he aho»e fi rm.
Pbu.abbi.phia, April 1. 1866.
nGPABTNEBEHIP.—THE UNDER-
SIGNED bajßtMs day associated tberaselvas t®«
yetler tinder TR firm of BAIL&Y ft CO., for the
trenpaction of the Jewelry and SJJjrerware boslneas
atBl9 GHESTSDT Street . B. W. BAtLSY,.
J, BOBBtSS.
J. T. BAILEY.
r , JAS. B. BALDUra.
PHiLADEUrriAr April I, IBCS. .. .
B. C. FHOBSSB'U t'oii day admitted to an Interest la
the bnsteeMof BAILEY&<!O.
Pim.Am'Li’HiA. April 1, 1865,
J)ISBOLUTION.
Tie Arm of THOS. BICH ABDBON * C 0.,, Jn. Phila
delphia. has been dlisolyed by the death of THOMAS
BIOBABDSON. '
Ntiporion.iß suthoiiied to ÜBS the name of ox transact
any business of the firm except myself -
SAMOSL NIMMOaS, Surviving Partner.
Pnn.ABEi.PHiA, March 30th 1666. , apl- 6t*
E PUCATIOarAI,.
QAKDALE SEMINARY,
AH EKGLIBH, CLASSICAL, AHD HOBMAL SCHOOL
- FOK .•
TOURG MB* AHD BOPS,
AT
PBGHTOWH, GSBtsTBB CO., FBHHA.
i The next term of this Institution will begin oh MOM
DAP, Aptll S, 1666. For Circular*, contalniat particu
lars, address ISAAC W. GCLDIE.A M„
msitim ■ Principal.
T7ILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY.—
V MILITAEY BOaKDINS SCHOOL,, four'miles
from MEDIA, Pa. Thorough counti in Mathematics,
Classics, natural Sciences, and English tpracticid laa
eons in Civil Engineering Pupils received at any time,
and of all ages, and enjoy the benefits of a home. Ee
fers to John C. Capp ASob, 38 South Third street; Thos.
3. Clayton, Baa « Fifth and Pmno streets sex Sheriff
Rem*..and others. Address Bay. J. HjffiVßT 818-
TtuOaSM . PILLAGE jQBEBH. Penns— ncO-Sm .
WOODLAND BEMINABYTDB
PODHG LADIES, Hos. 9 and IB WOOD LAHD
TBKBAOB. West Phllada. Bey. HBHM. BEEVES,
A. M., Principal. fs*4-6w* 1
COAX*
Thomas J. Obam Bobbrt J. Himphili.,
AkaM & HEMPHILL,
V/ - dbAlerbih ' '
LEHIGH AND SCHUYLKILL COAL,
Of all sizes and of best qualities.
Carefully picked and screened, and invariably at the,
683 North TENTH Street, 1433 BAKCL AT Street, or
thiomh the Post Office,- which will be promptly and
satisfactorily filled. - jal7-8m
E SCHREINER,NEW COAL DEPOT,
* NOBLE Street, above Ninth etreet.
Constantly on hand superior qualities of Lehigh and
Schuylkill Coal, selected expressly for family purposes,
at the lowest market prices. Wharf, Twenty-third
street,-below Arch street Office. 119 South FOURTH
Street. ; oe2l)-6m _
COAL.— SUGAR LOAF, BEAVER
MEADOW, and-Spring Mountain Lehigh Coal, and
beat Locust Mountain,. from SdrayJkill. pr«pared ex
pressly for family nee. Depot. N W. corner EIGHTH
and WILLOW Streets. Office,No. Ma South
Street.. [apfitll J. WALTON & CO.
PURE LEHIGH COAL:—H OUS E-
Jt KEEPERS can rely on retting a pore article at the 8.
B. comer of FRONT and POPLAR Streets. JOHN W.
HAMPTON.- mhaa-lm*
PURE LEHIGH COAL.
JT . J. B MOTFOKD,
1846 MASKBT Street,
mISO-12t*
MEDICAL*
IJIrECTROPATHIC ESTABLISH-
E** MBNT-—DB. A. H. STSVEKS. one of the FIBST
DISGOYBKBES of a new system of treatinjrdiseaae by
MODIFIBI) ELECTRICAL APPLIGATIOIIB, and vfeo
Sm been 10 very enecetefnl at PENII fo* the
last three years, has removed Ms Office, and Residence
10 1638 VINE Street, one door below Seventeenth,
All persons desiring references, or any rartlsulan
wife retard to hie special mode of treatment, will Mease
tail or send for a pamphlet • ,„ ~
Consultation or advice gtarotona buul-ii
DREWSTER’S FAMILY MEDICINES.
te you 'will never regret that yon need BREWSTERS
PECTORAL for year tough, and ill affections of the
throat. It la the best known cough eyrnp.
Use also Brewater’a Rmbrocanon, for bathing. use
also, Brewster’* Cholera. Mixture, for togd ejr
plaints, use also Brewster s Bye Water. Use also
Brewster’s Essence Jamaica aimer. Use also Brews
ter’s Tetter Ointment. JOHNBTON ItH O L I,OWA Y i
. . Agents, »1 North SIXTH Street
. >E. F. BBBWBTEB, Sol# Proprietor,
feh24-fmw lit* ' , Bridgeton, B. J.
ELECTRICAL OFFICES.
CORNER ELEVENTH ABB RACE STREETS,
' ALSO, CBIBTNTJT AND FORTIETH. , |
Br. THOS ALLEN, very euecssafnl In the treat
ment of all diseases would toforrajjle frlendß and ,
the public that he le still benißfittlnt and curing I
many on whom medicine has had no effect and (
consideredincurable. __ _____. _'
rheumatism acn> mburalgia. *
WOEDEKPUI, DISCOVERY—WeWoMd
ask your attention to these dis Mies, as.we
[have found teat we possess a reraedywhlchhas |
cared many, and wfil restoreTo their wonted ,
'health, hundreds more who are at present snf-
I faring the most encrnciallog agony. Generato, J
. a few days only are needed to effect' a cure. We
I wonld-nrge no one to try lv; If yon do not tiro loss
ris yonr own. Those who follow our require- <
l meats, and not cored, have nothing to pry. Pa-
I tlents treated at their residences when desired.
1 Testimonials at the offices-, hours 9A. M. tafiP.
fM. Consnlteaons free. „ officea,_ls4 North
J' ELEVENTH Street, also, CHESTNUT and FOR
TIETH Street, West Philadelphia. _ .
[ jalB 3m - BR. THOS. ALLEN.
MACHINERY AND IRON.
. VADgkas msnioK. ..wrauiAX x,‘M*n*loK
JOHTT j?-oofs- „„
OOUTBWARE FOUNDRY,
D FIFTH AND WASHINGTON STREET*,
WfTT.ATHtT.PirfA. * ' - -
MEBRIcH ft SONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
Manttfectore High and Low Pressure Steam Engines,
.for land, river, and marine service. _ _ . „
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanka, Iron Boats, fte,; Cast-
IMS of au kinds,Jlther iron orbrius*.
Dron-frama Roofr for Gas Works, Workshops, Stil
'atortS’QM Machinery of the latest and most!*-
P Every o desSptl(m of Plantation Machinery, nftri
Soger, Saw. and Grist MUls, -Vacuum Pans, Open
Steam Trains, Defeeators, Filters, Pumping Engines, fts.
Sole agent* for N. Bilileux’s Patent Sugar- BoilingAp
miKtni Befoaytli’a Patent Steam Hammer* and Aspin
i Oeatrifutal Snir-Ura^n*
Machine. - . *ul3-u
PEHN BTE/LM ENGINE AND
3MSSi»BOII,BK WORKS. -SEAFIB & LETT.
PBACTICALAND THEORETICAL ENGIHEBEB, MA
OHIBIBTB. BOILBB-MAKBBS, and
FOUNDERS, baying for nw ynara been in ancoeaafa
operation* and be on. exclusively engaged in builomc an«
repairing Marine and EiverKniiiiesTcilb. and low pres
sure* Iron Boilers. Water Tanks. Propeller*, fee., ft*.*
respectfully offer their services to. the public, as bem*
folly prepared to contract for engines of *ll *>zes, Ka
rine, Stiver, and Stationary; bavin t sets of patternii <rf
different sizes, are prepared to execute orders with
quick despatch. * Bvery description of pattern- making
made at tSaehorteat notice. High and Low-pmmui%
Fine, Tubular, and Cyliu aer Bollera, of the best Penn,
aylyanta charcoal Iron, Forginga of all si re 8 and Blnda,
Iron and-Braea Caatinga, of AlldeMriptiona; 801 -
Tumlng, Screw-On ting, and all other work connecUd
W Dmwfnge^and'wMlicationa for aU work dona at tha
eetabllßhment free of charge, andwork.guaranteed. _
Tie eubacrlbora have ample wharf-dock room torn*
p'aira of boata, where they can He lhperfeetaafet,, and
are prodded with ehearg, blooka, sub, da., da, for
raialng heayyor light weight!.
JACOB 0. NBAFIE.
JOHNP.LBVT,
BEACH and PALMER Btreett.
WK E FABER & CO.,
TV STEAM-BNGIN* BUILDERS,
IRO* FOUNDERS, ____
GENERAL MACHINISTS, AND BOILER MAKERS,
TyH
PEJmSTLYABIA SiILSO AD FASSBHGEH BTATIOMi
PITTSBURG, PSNNA..
Mauufactur® ullkladsof sfrßAfif SNGHTBS, raagia
firomthxee to one hundred. &ad fifty horso-powar, *»'
suited for Grist Mills, S*w Hills, Blast Furnaces, (HI
Wells, &c,, &c. - '
Glee particular attention to the construction of In
cises and Maehimary for oil horlag and pumpiaf opera
tions. Hare always on hand, finished and ready for
shipment, BSGIHBS and BOILSRS of every dourly*
tion.
Orders from all parts of the country solicited and
promptly tiled. , . „ jaas-am
IhfORGAN, ORB, & CO., STEAM EM
iFX Guns BUILDERS, Iron Founders, and-General
Machinists and Boiler Makers, No. IHI9 CALLOW'
HILL Street. Fhll&delahia. faflO-tf
T?OB HOH rRETENTIQR-. OR INCON-
A tINBNCB of uriher imitation. inflammation or
ulceration of the bladder or kidneys, diseases of tin
prostate glands, stone in the bladder, calculus, .gra
vel or brick-dust deposit, and all diseases of theblad
der, kidneys and dropsical swellings, use HILBfr
BQfcP’3 FLUID £XTKA#T BBGHU.
A SSIBTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
A OFFICE. Ho. 1139 OIBAJBD Street. *' : „ .■
PsiladelfhcAi Pa., April 0, I8?fc
6EAI-ED PBOPOBAtBwiJl be received At fcft*a office
until 12 o’clock M., on HOBDAY. April 10.1881. for im
mediate delivery,;* at the .Baited States Bturehonae,
Banover-Btreefc wharf, properly packed aud ready for
ferauipoitation. of the follow‘n* described Qaanermas
tore’ 8 tores, to be inspected by aninspeetor appointed on
the partof the Government, viz. i
8,000 Horse Brushes, , leather handles screwed on;
* Pbil»de)phiaCav»lry Brustu Btro*»«backs. -
O.COO Falter Chains of 000 chaio, with T* at each end.
20,000 tt» Harness leather, “oak tanned,” 13 lbs the
side when finished.
2,C00 sides Bridle.Leather,“.oak tanned, ” IDfesthe
sice whes finished. 1
6, COO ibsoli tanned heather.
I,COO Tar Pots
• 2GQ Biding Saddles, “complete, o with crupper, stir
mpß, Biiirnp straps, coat straps, and girth at
tached,
800 Sheep Skins. * 4 Smith aprons. *’
7iOCO Whips Blacksnake, all leather, full size and
weUht.
10 .000 Army Wagon Epokes, front 2% Inches.
lO.udff “ “ “ ) ind 2ft locoes.
I,CO.‘Ambulance " front \% inch's.
I,OCO hind ]?£ inches.
1,000 •* “ frortiH inches.
I,CCO “ hind IK inches.
1,000 front Ijg laches.
3,010 ** M hind IK inches.
6i rOO * 1 * front 1* inches.
5,100 - '* “ Med lsi inebta.
lo,r»u Army Wat on Felloes, front 3 imbes.
IOCW •' *• “ btno Blnches.
lfOEets Ambulance “ IX Inches.
100 ** *» ** IsObftS
1,000 Biding Bridle?* double rein; 300 SnaSle and 700
moderate Cfurbi, best ait.de.
,500 Biaing Saddles* complete, with stirrups and
strap*, girth and cruppers.
2,C00 Cotton Back Wagon covers, of ten ounce cotton
Pack, as par sample of cover at United States
• storehouse; one yard *amrle of duck required.
S,fCO Male Collars, 15 to 37 inch “Hogskia. ,f
1,600 Botee-Coll&rs. 17t023 lneh ••Mogshitt. 1 *
8,000 Pairs Mole Hans ere, >7* inch from hole to hole.
All of the above articles to beef the best quality.
Bidders should state ths quantity bid for. acd when
they “Will commence and finiah their deliveries, the
price of thearifelea (to include boxes and delivery),
which should be written both in words an t figures,
and conform to tbe terms of this advertisement, a copy
of which should accompany each proposal , and no
*Bchfdu!e prices will ke received.
Samples of tbe articles bid for must be delivered at
the B aKOYEB STREET BTOBBHOUOB twenty four
hours before the opening of tbe bide.
. Bids will be opened on MOS DAY, April 10, 1865,
at 12 o'clock U., and bidders are requested to be preseat.
Bach bid must be guaranteed by two responsible per*
eons, whose signature* mnstbeappAaded to the guaran
tee and certified to aa being good acd sufficient security
for the amount involved by the Belted states District
Judge, A> tor net or Collector, or other public officer.
The right is reserved to reject any bid deemed unrea
sonable, and no bids from a defaulting contractor will
be received
All proposals to be made oui on the regular forma,
(in duplicate,) which will be furnished on application
attbisoffice.
By oid« r of Colonel Bn. W. HcKSm. Chief Quarter
master, Philadelphia Depot.
*p«4t
fIHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S
OFFICE, 80. 1139 GIBABD Street.
Philadelphia Depot, Kerch 31,1865.
SEALED F£OPOi<iLtsw>ll be received at this office
until HOBDAY, April 10. 1865, at 18 o’clock K., for de
liveripg the KchajlhiU Arsenal, in merchantable
packages fcases to be made to conform to specifications
at this office):
3 4 Canton Flannel for Drawers, army standard,
Stockists, army standard.
Forged Boots for Cavalry, army standard.
Pegged Bootees for Infantry, army standard.
Hospital Tents and Flies, army standard,
Forage Cape, simj standard. . ■
Sample* of the standard articles required may be seen
at this office. ,
Parlies offering goodß should make separate proposals
for each article cSired and must distinctly state In their
bids when they will commence their deliveries, the
anactlty they propose to famish each week, the price
(which bhould be written both in woi'ds andjlffures),
and conform to the Unas ot this advertisement, » copy
of which should aecotnvany each woposal,^
Bids will be opened on Monday, April 10,1865, at 12
O’clock 3tt., mid bidders are requested to be prasent.
Bach hid most be guaranteed by two responsible per
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 sums puoLc iaac“
tionary of the United States. ■ , .
At! proposals should ba made out on. the regular forms*
Which will be furnished on application at this office.
The right is reserved to reject any bid deemed unrea
senabier&nd no bid, from a defaulting contractor will
“Proposals for (here insert the
*uae of (h. i£ »d^d™. k<jKiHi
Chief Quartermaster,
Philadelphia Depot.
mh33 w6t
Proposals for water tbans-
POBf ATKIN.
Office Water Transportation. U. S, A, .
No.'3T4 80rth Third street*
Phieadsephta. March 38, 1885.
PBOPOBAIS wffl be received at thls office, from day
today* for the transportation by water ol Coal, from
Pbiladelphla, Fenva,, to the following points:
Fortress M' nroe.Va., 400 toga, more or less, per day.
Alexandria, Virginia, 6M «
Bewbem, H. 0.. MO," “
Port Knjal, B. C.* 800 " **
; Fort Barrancas, Fla,, 169 “ •
New Orleans, la., 800 “ ‘
City Point; -Virginia, 200 " ” "
■Waslinetcn. D C., 800 " " ”
Beaufort, N. a, 800 " “ "
Charleston, S. C., 600 " ‘‘
MoreheadCity,N C., 200 " “ '*
1 Transpbriatlon to be furnished by either sail or steam
vessels, or both (to Alexandria, Va , and Washington,
I), 0., cy barges or other vessels), as this Department
may rt<nr.rs it; and bidders shoold state distinctly the
price. in writing aid figures, for each, class.
By order of Col. W W, McKim, Ohle f Qaarterinas ■
ter* Philadelphia Depot. BESST BOVfBPAST*
roh26-10t JCapiain and Assistant Qa&rtermaiter.
HABSHAUS SALES.
MARSHAL’S SALE,—BY- VIRTUE
AVI. of a Writ of Sale by the Hon. JOHN C4DWAL A
DBR. Jndge ofthe District Conrt of the Hnited States,
In and for the Eastern District of Penney! vania: in Ad
miralty, to me directed, will be sold at Public Ssle, to
the highest and beet bidder/for cash, at Michener’s
Store, Ho. 143 Worth PHONT Street, on MONDAY,
April 17,1886, at 12 o’clock M., the cargo of the Sloop SL
VIBA, consisting of S 9 bales of Upland Cotton and 11
’base of Sea Island Cotton. Also 24 boxes of Tobacco.
mm in oe» « »uu w WIIiL iaM MILL WARD.
U. S Mart fcal Eastern District of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia- March Bl> 1865. apl-6t
MARSHAL’S BALE.—BY VIRTUE
X”A of a Writ of Sate* by the'Hon. JOHN CADWHit-
DEE, Jndge of the District Conrt or the United States,
in end for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in Ad-
«old_at T;ntrflo «,la. to
COOK’S Auction Store, No. 12d Boath FROST Street,
on SATURDAY, April IS. 1865, at Ixo’cloek M-,twenty
two thousand Cigar*, imported in the bark Bliza A.
Cochran WILLUM MILLWABD,
United States Marshal Eastern District of Penna.
Philadelphia, March SI, 1885. apl-Bfc
pAYALRY HORSES!
V ABTILLBEY HORBBS |
w HOLES!
QUABTERMASTSB iJENBEAI’SOFFICE, FIEST DIVISION,
Washington City. D. G., March. 18,1866.
BOSSES, suitable for the cavalry and artillery str>
vice, will parer ~* —. *••
A Q.'M. "
MULES, in lots of twenty-five or more, will be re
ceived in this city, in open mark.t, till May 1,1565, by
Captain C. H. TOMPKINS, Assistant Quartermaster,
corner Twenty second and G streets.
AUanimalsto be subjectedto the usual Government
imped Jon before being accepted.
Specifications as fWlows: Cavalry Horses must be
sotted in all particulars, well broken, is full fleet ana
good condition, from -fifteen (15) to sixteen (16) hand*
nigh, from five (5) to nine (9)years old, and well adapted
in every way to cavalry purposes. Hones between
nine (9) and ten (10) years of age, if still vigorous,
sprightly, and healthy, may bo accepted. . , ~
Artillery horses must be of dark color, sound tit all
particulars, strong, Quick, aajfcaetive, well broken,
and square trotters In baxneee,ln good flesh and condi
tion, from six (6)..t0 ten. (10) years old, not less than
fit teen and one-half (1£&) hands high, each horse to
weifhnot less than tenhundrefl and fifty (1,050) pound*.
Buies most be over two (2) years of age. strong,
stont, compact, well-developed animals, not less than
fourteen (14) hands high. In full health, free from every
blemish or defect which would unfit them for severe
work, and must have shed the four- front colt’s teeth
and developed the corresponding four permanent teeth,
two in t ach jaw.- » ».
Tbefte specifications will be strictly adhered to and
risidly enforced in every particular. „ '
House of inspection from 9 A. M to 4F. M. _
horses, one hundred and eighty- five
dollars ($186); Artillery Horses, one hundred and nine
ty dollars ($190); Mules, one hundred and ninety-fire
dollars ($185)
IKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General in charge
mh2o-tap3Q First Division Q. M. Q- O.
ARTILLERY AND CAVALRY
HORSES.
ASSISTANT GtTABTEBM ASTBR S OpPIOB,
1339 Gibabp Stebbt, Philadelphia, PA-,..
March 10,189.
BOSSES suitable for the Artillery and Cavalry Ser
vice will be purchased by the undersigned in open mar
ket; each animal to be subjected to the usual Govern
ment inspection before being accepted. „ a - ,
B orses for the Artillery Service must be dark in eolor,
sound in all particulars, stronr, quick, and active,
well broken and square trotters In harness, in good
flesh and condition, from six to ten years old, not less
titan 15# hands high; each Horse to weigh not less than
1060 pounds.
One Hundred and Eighty Dollars (S 180) willbe »ald
for each.
Cavalry Horses must he sound in all particular*—well
nroken, m full flesh and good condition, from 15 toU
lands high, from five to nine years old, and well
adapted m every way to Cavalry purposes, for which
One Hundred and Seventy-five Dollars ($175) each wUi
will le.dellTerea lo thelJnitJd States Inspee.
tor, at the GREAT WESTERN HOTEL, MARKIR
itreet, Philadelphia, Fa., between Thirteenth and
Broad streets.
By order of Co). William HeKim,
5W«f Quartermaster ™elgWa Dggb.
mhlO Wt Captain and A Q. H. G.
WHITE VIROIN WAS OF ANTIL
vf LES.—Anew French Cosmetic for beautifying and ■
preserving the complexion. It tithe most wonderful
compound of the age. There Is neither chalk, powder,
magnesia, bismuth, nor talc in its composition, it being
composed entirely of pure Virgin Wax; hence the ex
traordinary qualities for preserving the etdn, making it
eoft, smooth, Hair, and transparent. It make* the old
appear young, the homely handsome, the handsome more
■ jeautiful, and the most beautiful, divine. Prices B 0 and
\» cents. Prepared only by HUNT & GO., Perfumers,
41 South BlGHTßiStrest,twodoors above Chestnut, and
133 South SEVENTH Street, above Walnut. jafl-Bm
MACKEREL, herring, SHAD, &C.
JSX —2. SOO bblß Hus. Nos. 1, % and 3 Mackerel,
late-caught hat Ssh, in assorted packages.
2,000 hblß. New Eastport, Fortune Bar. and Halifax,
Lu-.ec, Scaled, No.-"! Herring.
160bbls New Mess Bhad.
260 boxes Herkimer-county Cheese. 4e.
In store and for sale by „ MUHFHr A KOONS,
jal9-tf , NO. 146 NORTH WHARVES.
TJERMETICALLY sealed meats
13. AND SOUPS.
1,090 dor Sausage Heat. ~
60S ** Roastßeet
eoo ” do Veal.
60S ** do Hutton,
1,000 do Turkey.
MOO “ do Oblcken,
FoSby “*o^Bou f6 tnl.|
fte-tr 10? Bonth WATER Street.
pOTTON AND FLAX SAIL DTJCK
V/ AND CANVAS, of all numbers and brands.
Tent. Awning, Trunk, and Waion-eover Duck. Also,
Paper Manufacturers’ Drier Felts, from one to dye feet
wide; Pauline, Bolting Sail Twine. &e.
JOHN W BVBRMAN & CO.,
no3-tf Ho. 103 JONES’ Alley.
CH.‘ GARDEN & CO., NOS. 600 AND
* 60ii MARKET Street, Manufacturers of and
Wholesale Dealers In HATS, CAPS, FURS, SONNETS,
STRAW GOODS,- ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, RUCHES,
So., So, Thelargest and most complete stock, and the
beet terms. Country Merchants and the Trade sup
plied mhl-Sm
tJEWARJE OF COUNTERFEITS AND
Ak UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS endeayortbz to dis
pose of their own and other preparations, on the repo*
HKLMBOLIFa GENUINE FHBPA-
pURE CORN VINEGAR, FREE
from drngs, and warranted to preserve fruits and
pickles canal to cider vinegar, manufactured and sold
by - PURDY dt CO.,
mb2B-lm 35 Boutb FRONT Street.
ENFEEBLED AND DELICATE CON-
D l?SISl of bothedres, use HBLMBOLD’B
EXTRACT BUGHu, It will give bride and energetic
(Selinas and enable yon to deep well.
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT
A aaituuift remedies for unpleasant and dtnn>
roue diuura. fin BBLMBOLD’S BXTBAGT BfiwV
tad IMPSQVKD ROgB WASH, *
fWE MILLION BRICKS FOB SALB.
FIFTH and WHARTON Streets. ’ Sh2dl3t»
"p'OR SALE-A HUMBER OE DESIR A
“■ BolLDlHa s\7!BL F a r f&Wovr lT “
Attorney at Law. .
»36 WA&RVT Street.
mhll-lm
TTPWAKDB OR THIRTY THOUSAND
RUIHB' manT of wMck are from
tUfi MfliMt konrNß,liidudlQK munuit iUtum6B« *l£X»
maaa. State judces. Mm. ;
prELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCHU
riisi health And fifor to the frame and bloom to
tho pallid cheek. Debility is accompanied by man
alarminf symptoms. and u no treatment is submitted
to. ooaouawtioa* bwaaDJ or epileptic 4** ensue.
FBOPOSALB.
GBO. K. ORMB.
Captain and A. Q. M.
. * AfTCTfOBT SAU%
LABOB SPECIAL SALE OP FRBNOH GOODS, BT
OBDEB OP MBBBB*. BEREABD & HOTTON.
■ OB FRIDAY. . ...
4p*u
Comprising the following: celebrated and desirable
pieces Luba’s superfine qualities plainmou weliae
delaines, bJBCk mode, high colored, white magenta,
and ezuHne blue.
SO pieces Lupin’* 64 «x. superfine Qualities blade do.
25 pieces Lupifi siO-4 do. do.
lco pieces Lupin’s black bombazines, fine to extra su
perfine qualities.
60 pieces Lupin’s 6 4 black tamise, all dualities.
60 pieces Lupin’s 6-4* splendid quality* assorted
colors polonaise. „ _ , _ .
60 pieces Lupin’s black and colored challies* fine to
superfine qualities- , „ _
60 pieces 6-4 black Canton doth, fine to extra fine
qualities. . „ , „
26 pieces 6 4 black crepes, fine to extra fine qualities.
60 pieces 0 4 poplin melange, for travelling dresses
76 pieces 6 4 plaid danders, a new and beautiful
100 pieces rich Paris-printed mousseUno de lalnes.
200 pieces 6-4 ulaid moz&mblques. „
100 pieces 6-4 black mohairs* fine to superfine quality.
ICO pieces shepherd plaid moxambiquea
. 2COpieees plaid imperial lenos, mozamblques, bAreie,
hernani, &c.
SILKS.
76 pieces plain colored Lyons taffetas, of new choice
shades.
60 pieces double face Lyons armures, assorted colors
60 pieces double- face and figured black Lyons taffetas.
60 pieces Bosnet’s and Ponson s black taffetas, tall
widths.
CO piece* black groß d’eeo**#, drap de Trance, poult da
sole, and Yenitiennes, all fresh good*; best dualities
imported,
SHAWLS.
J»0€0 Lupin's fine to extra superfine qualities black,
mrde. brown, and high colored silk fringe thibet
shawls.
I.fOO Lupin’s do. do. wool frinies.
LOCO Lupin's Terr fine mousseUae shawls# wool
frinves. ,
610 new style t&martine ana lama shawls.
600 extra superfine black and white barege shawls.
400 extra superfine black and white gaze maretz
shawls. . , . , . ,
£OO extra superfine hernanl shawls.
P
(ANCOABT & WARNOCK, AUC
TIONEERS, *4O MARKET Btreet.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF 750 LOTS AKBRIC All
IKD IMPORTED DRY GOODS, HOSiESI GOODS,
' Li, EH AMD WHITE GOODS by catalogue.
THIS DAT , ,
April 6th, comprising a general assortment of num
able and desirable goods, to which the attention of
bnyere ie Invtted-
LABGB POSITIVE AHD ATTRACTIVE BADE OFBM
BROIDEBIES, HAaDKBEOHIIFB. AMD WHITE
GOODS, T 0 CLOfcE A COHSIGHMBHT, by Cats
logne, THIS DAT,
April stb, compilriii g a very full and desirableawsort
meat of new goods jtut landed. Sale positive, to eloee
an. account
BONNET AND TRIMMING RIBBONS.
Alio, on WEDNESDAY, 100 cartons latest and newest
choice shade., solid colors and fsner, Mos. ItsOO, ponlt
do sole ribbone, rich wide blaclr and white plaid do.,
Hos. 4a6, cord-edted trimmipg ribbons.
HUES CAMBKIC HDKFS AMD LTNBMS.
Also,a foil line of ladies’ % and gents’ % tape-border
Unen cambric hdkfs _ .
also, an invoice of fine Irish slurting linens, nan*
Books, cambric*. &c. „
HtlOP SKIRTS, CORSETS, AMD MOTIONS.,
SfO doz ladies’ and missae’ stesl spring hoop skirts.
600 dor aU wbaiebone, mechanical, end French eer*
sets. .
Also, travelling sbirfs, suspenders, domestics, no*
Hons, hairnets, Ac., &c.
SPECIAL POSITIVE SALE OF STRAW GOODS, BT
CATALOGUE. •
OH FRIDAY MORNING,
-April7, commencing at 10 o’olbch, cMttpridngabout
4CO cases new and desirable aoode, of best abapee* vx
straw and braids, for ladies’♦ misMs’ea&d cMldren i
WP&r, -
FOR SALE AMB TO I*jET.
rn FOB SALE—WEST WALNUT
K 1 Street—One large and one medium-steed brown
#toae I>W ELLIHO. APP*% osum & BEOW *,
270. 432 WALHUr Street.
Mfob bale—a. beautiful JR
7ABM and COTnSTBT SKATS efforts acre*. -E
on Church lane. Darby township, four miles from H&r
jUt-emefc Bndge P< ss*erik>n can be had immediately*
Apply to JOHXf WHITBLY, onthe I^gBKOT. 0
ap4-Im* <lB Sooth PEPS f St rest.
m for sale—store and dwel-
IB LIMQ northeast corner of Fawn and Master streets.
Immediate poceoteloti. . , . .
BJSIPJBSBBBa —Beat Dwelling and Sot on Kirk
bride street, east of Point road; will ha sold cheap
A Jaigenumberof Cotages at Germantown and other
deilrsble localities, and a great variety of fir.it-class
srdoihtrftrsu. , _ „ .
For list of Dwellings see North American andJnutea
States Gasette' B. F. (11j8Nft,
■ lB3 Boath FODRTfi Street.
m IS U PERI OR MANSION AND
d. LARGE LOT, on the FBABKFOBD Bead, at
Allesheny avenue; built in the roost substantial man
ner, with every possible convenience, with stable and
carriage-bonce. - This ie a deUghtfalrosWenoa for ram
mer or winter. „
apl-tf 183 South FOPBTH Street.
m FOR BALE—WHITE HOUSE, AT
EBL I.ADTiO Cri'T. I__
A EAE* CHiNOB FOE IHTEBTHBST.
The commodious and JSS'SSiJJ-£°s»»> SI Atlantic
City known ae the WHITE BOUBB, beauttfriily .Hu
tted on the beech, at the foot of Uaesachneette avenue,
with fine ocean view. Lot 16D feet front by 160 feel deep.
The house hi furnished with eyety Complete oonTeaJ
enee for carrying on the business of SUM«EE BOaßd-
IKfl, and is capable of conveniently accommodating 100
aneite. All tbebedc, be'dine- Unen, nlated ware, So,
fic., will be included in the sale. There is under the
entire house a well-bnilt brick cellar.
On the premiees there are four fresh'water wells, and
about twenty* five bath-houses, with one hundred salts
othathieg clothes. .... .
Reason lor present proprietor Is en*aied
In another business* and cannot gr?e this the attention
it requires. . , , ' ,
The reputation of the house Is first claw* and has al
ways done an excellent business ...
Fort.mmd.te™^^
inhSl- fmwSt* 1035 BKaCH Street, above Laurel.
m VALUABLE BEAL ESTATE A
TK CECIL cowry, Md . FOB fALE-J=
“HOLLT HALL ' '—This property lies south of and
adjoining tie town of Blktoc. on tie treat Eastern
Shore road; was tie residence of the late General James
Fewall: contains 2CS acres of land, divided Into seven
~ficriec4xi4 -t3vEaaifitßL.au under good fencing and in ft
high state of cultivation* producing fine crops.
Tie Mansion House is of brick, seventy feet front by
flftr feet deep, of a palatial style and finish throughout,
from tie basement to tie attic, with metal roof and ob
servatory ; two large new frame Barns, well arranged,
brick Stable, Carriage Houses, Ice House. Granary,
.Com Houses, Cow fctables. Poultry House, and every
necessary out-building in -good enter that is useful ou
such a farm; large Flower and Kitchen Gardens,Lawns
on three tildes of tie mansion, beautifully laldoqt with
pimps, sprln*. al»o. iest,
the mansion, all of the purest quality. **
-—>m«rsownand surrounding country is proverbial for
its iealtifulneES.
This property must be very desirable to any one seek
ing sit investment, particularly to a aentleman retiring
from business.
Lime and manures can be landed on the premises.
Several traive of oars pans the town daily to the great
cities of Philadelphia and Baltimore, and not over tiro
hours ride to cither of these cities.
A further description is deemed useless as the pro
perty n ill be shown by the undersigned.
Price OWE HUNDRED AND PIETY DOLLARS PBE
ACBB jjgk.TTOW,
*T£«al Estate Agent,
Elk ton. Maryland.
apl-«w4t* ,
m HOTEL PROPERTY FOB 0k
M BALK—The _ SC
HA**OWAL HOUSE, _
AT LORG BRhSCH, H, £. y
Will he sold at a great bargain. Terms easy. The
Hotel is between throe and four hundred feet front,
«ith gas works and extensive out-buildings, and be
tween six and seven acres of land, and the very best
and most central location on Long Branch, being with
in one hundred yards of'the sea, and not oyer three
hundred yards from the depot of the Bazitan and Dela
ware Bay Railroad, running from Philadelphia to Hew
tort, and within one hundred yards of tbe depot of
the bandy Hook and Long Branch Railroad, from Hew
York. which will be in operation by the first of Jane,
1865. Address, an til May Ist. _
WOOLMAH STOKES,
Congress Hall*
Long Branch. H. J.
mhSl-61*
m FOB SALE-A YEBY SUPERIOR
EsijOUSB ill WEST PHILADELPHIA, excellent
stable* fine well of water; rural, ret quite near; all
conveniences; replete in all iaspects. Address “Mer
chant, ” Box 2100, Post Office. mfr27-lm
m FOB sale-dwelling-house
■SSLon FIFTKBHTH Street, north of *rek .treet
Apply to B W. BBESLIY,
raklS-lm* Wo. 30 Worth SBYRfITg Street.
®FOR SALE—A SMALL FARM**
OP FIFTY-SIX ACRES* in Camden county,
about twenty minutes’ drive from Camden, on the
Jttsrlton Pike, one of the moßtfavorabl* locations in the
county; the land is rich and very productive. With,
good management, Thiee to Five Thousand Dollars
p«r annum can be made off of it. Good large ROUSE;
also, plenty of Baras on it, and well adapted for city
persons wishing a country residence. Also, frontage
enough for several Cottages.
For further information apply to '
RICHARD SHIVERS, opposite the Premises,
Or B. H. BROWNING,
605 COOPER Street, Camden, N. J.
Office at West* Jersey Ferry. mbat-lm*
m FOB SALE—LAB GE FOUNDRY
SSamd HACHIKS SHOP, In foil operation, with ilia
working Block end tools, pattern.. Ac., of eyery descrip
tion, necenary for dole* & large and successful btud
nese, situated on a railroad, about twenty miles from
Philadelphia. B. P. GLEnN, I»3S.FOIIRrHSt.,
mhlB-tf orS.W.cor.SEVBfiTggaTH and GRBBCf Stß.
®POB SALE OB EXCHANGE 808
STOCKS—Parra of S 3 'acres, near SellersvlUe,
Bucks county, in Mod order, and, has .good Bonding*.
B. t. GLEISK. 133 South FOOBTH Street.
mhlS-tf or B. W. con SBVKBTBKKTH and OBBSH Btc.
g| FOB SALE—NEAB SELLERS- JR
■Emile—GOOD PAKM of 143 ACRES; cheap for-A—
each, or will take In part good oil stockslu exchaue.
B. F GhEHN*
mhlB tf - ISB3 South FOURTH Street,
®FOR SALE—SEYERAIi FIRST
CLASS HOUSES, on the south side of Arch, west
of nineteenth street, with all the modern improve
“ Set T id r .rfi® in WestPMladol
phlc. Forty second street, hetwaan hocust and Bpniea
la attire of J B. JOBES. TWEHTT- FIRSI St.-eat,above
Chestnut, opposite the leaning Mill. rah9-lm*
MYALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT JR
AT PUBLIC SALE. -E
The subscriber will sell at Public Sale, on '
THURSDAY AFTERNOON, April 13,1666,
AT TWO O’CLOCK,
OnthenremiseSa his valuable
COUBTBY SEAT,
. Located within half a mile of Wilmington, Delaware*
on the Newport pike, containing eight acres of good
land, in the centre of which is & large lawn with a fine
variety of shade trees, maples, lindens evergreens,
etc., in all over a hundred foil-grown trees; The im
provements consist of a large and commodious Mansion,
flashed on the west by two towers* one of which is four
stories in height There are four large rooms on a floor,
wiihahall eleven by forty-two feet. The house has
the modern improvements. A hydraulic ram forces
water from a springinto the upper -story of the tower.
There is also an iron pump and hydrant under a cover
ed area at the kitchen door. Sheoutbuiiainggcanstetor
a carriage house and stable sufficient for four horses and
Mveial carriage*; also, a hen, ice, and smoke-house.
The stabJe has a hydrant in it. The ice-house is filled
with good ice.
Good garden, with several varieties of dwarf pear and
grape vines in full bearing. There are a] so several va
rieties of apple, cherry, and chestnut trees.
Immediate pos* ession will be given For further in
formation apply to LEVI &- CLASH,
- TTT4 831 MARKET Street, Wilmington, Del.
WILLIAM g. NAFF, Auctioneer. _* ap3 lot
«' GERMANTOWN.—EOR SALE OR
TO LET—A very desirable Residence* with seven
acres of ground, within three miautea* walk of the
-Main-street Depot,well shaded with old trees and ever
greens. Water-works oh the premises supplying the
house, garden, stable and a fountain In front or the
honse, with an abundance' of the best spring water.
Gas in the house, a good vegetable garden, already
partly planted. Immediate possesion given. '
Apply to G. Hlfl°SßLL*
. Bo 8 WASHIIGTOS bbildikg.
THIRD Street, below WALSffT.
From 9 A.M. to BIF.M ap3-6S»
-m FOR SALE OR TO RENT, IN BDB-
SaL LIKGTON. S. J-, a large and convenient BRICK
DWEXMBG HOUSE, thirty feet front t n Broad street,
containing thirteen rooms, with gas. Ac, The
tide-garden. half, an acre, it well snpplfed with
thoiee frnlt tree., in hearing. The location ie datirable,
and within a short distance of the Camden and Amboy
Railroad Station .
Apply as above to
apl-gt* JOHN COLLIES.
LI TT I* B KAKAWHA AND ELK
RIVER OIL AND MINING COMPANY. —Public
attention is asked to the really valuable OIL and GOAL
LANDS secured by this Gompauy in fee simple. i
A few shares In the original interest still unsold.
Subscriptions obtained, and plans and descriptions of
the land and other InfomaUon jriven by
GEO. F. WOKS & CO., Ho 48 8 THIRD Btreet, and
J. BARTHOLOmEW. 80. 308 8. FOURTH Street.
... “““'"‘ TB()H i 3 BARtOW, Freeiient
HEBRT C. BOBSAhI, Secretary. mMO ISi*
TTELMBOLD’B EXTRACT OP BAB
-M- SAPARILLA cleanses and ten ovate* the blood.
in.tilß the vigor of hoaltb. Into the eyatera. and nnrgei
outthehumors thalmake disease.
PHRENOLOGICAL EXAwnws
WS ¥IOXB, with fnll dMcriptloM of character, gtytl
AUCTION SALES.
JOHN B. MYERS^CoTAUUnON'
v KERB. Hoe. 83ft ui S3* MARKET street.
LAEGB FOBITIVB SAiB 08, BBraSH. BBBBcm
„ GEBHi-H, AHD DOMESTIC DBT GOODS. *•
We '«IU hold a lute sale of foreign and domesct,
goods by catalogue, on a credit of four months, »aj
foreash, ; ""
ON THURSDAY MORNING,
April 6, at 10 o'clock embracing about 900 p&ckam*
asd lots of ttßp:« ud fan*; krtteLes lnwoolem,
teds. linen*, aUAs. and cottons* to which we inrlu» th*
attention ©f dealer*- ' B *
jf. B. —Samples of toe ami will be arranged for
amln&tien with catalogues. early on the morale
ga when dealers will find it to their interest wau
LARGE SPECIAL SALE OJ T.iarKf OA.MBEIO Hitjo.
KERCHIEFS, HOnsSKEBPnjO MB* GuO©3, *c
Our sale of f?EXT TBUKbDAY. April 6th, will c* m .
xaenoe at 1C o’clock precisely with the following Hq«
of very choice and desirable articles, tli :
I.OCO dozen X tape bordered linen cambneh&ndker
chiefs all grades _ , ,
l.COOdrzen&tajre bordered linen crarabrieiaadker.
cbie f », all grades. . . ,
?00 dozen % hemstitchedlinea cambric handkerchief
. 3C?> 'dozen % hemstitched linen cambrichandkerehlefc
all grades. ....
SCO dozen X printed bordered lines cambric ht&dto
cb*efß, all grades
lines bleached damaslc and spot satin finish tabig
lines W. B. damask and spot satin finish tab!a
pieeees bleached aid brownlinen table da»» ft f,-
pieces 13 4 bleached linen sneering «
Fall as»ortm*nt X bleached damask and snow dn»
fringed napkin*. ™
Full assortment K bleached damask and snow dm*
fringed doylies. „ ' T
Euckaba*k and Tarkey towels and toweling*
bleached birds eye* hack and red end
linen dowlas. &c. ... _ 414
The above goods of a favorite ana well known emir*
are confidently offered to_ the trade as compri riartwL
choicest line of linen goods of the present s?a SO g * ®*
IMPORTANT AND ATTRaC’FIVB SALE OF
CLOTHS APD BATIS J>B OHtNEi VALl **
On THURSDAY, April 6.
—cases3 4black Italian cio ha.
cases e-4 black Italian cloths, fine to tni>»Sna
qualities. *
—cases 3*4 black satin de Chines.
cases 6 4 black sarin de Chines* superfine to sane.
riorqealHie*.
cates 3 4 drab satin deJDhlnes.
• —cates 6 4 drab satin as Chines, superfine to extra
superior qualities. _
—cases fi-4 canary sarin de Chines, fine to superfine
qualities . . . .
—cawsfi 4 white satin de Chines, fineto extra super
fine qualities.
—cases 3 4 fgney satin de Chines.
cases 6-4 fancy satin de Chines.
Thsabove goods, selected frost the best makers, cm
prise the eoiire balance of an importation, are in p?r>
feet order* and worthy the undivided attention of the
trade,
LARGS FEBEiIPTOBY SALS OF FOREIGN ANB
DOMESTIC D»X GOODS.
Included in our sale of THURSDAY, April $. wil
be found in part the tol'owini. viz:
' DOMBSTIC GuODB
tales brown and bleached ih-etinjß and sbirttng*,
bales brown and bleached drill*
balm white and colored wool flannels, miners'
flannels, to* . , . , .
—cases bleached and colored corset jeans, Test pad
cUsgße &e.
cases spring styles fancy prints.
—eases Kentucky jeans, cottoaadas. pantaloon
stuifs, &e.
eases checks, tickings, Mane ieater ginghams,
plaids, &e . .
—.caws black and colored slleslas and cambrics,
—cases satinets, CMSlmerej, melmns, tweeds.
TAJLOKtHG GOODS.
French clotbl, cassimeres, doeskins, coatings, met
tons, to.
LIKEN GOODS. a „ , „
Foil Hues shirting linens, hioose and Spanish linens,
etown ducks. drills, canvas. bruLapa, daataeks.
-crash, &». BKBBB QUODB
ParisnKraedelaines; bareaes, challles, mmmblqnss,
fancy poll do chevraa, percales, *iP4Cis, bd
bain, Cohorts, ba’moral shirts, Ac.
SILKS*
Large assortment of black, colored, and faa;y dress
and bonnet blljes. mareallinss flouncat, &c.
MARSEILLES COUNrESPANBS.
A large and valuable iavolceof waite Marseilles coia*
terpanei of all sizes and acwitfcA _
Pacific gboaictbs.
Nice eases Pacific delstues, for account of whom It
may concern.
* HOSIERY. GLOVE 3, &c.
30,CC0 dozen German cotton hosiery, comprising wo»
men’sand cbiidT*n , B white* brown slate, mixed,«'P-a«
work, and iit-le thread hose and half hose of a Tory fe*
▼ori e importation, and includes aU grade*, from ait*’
dinm to high cost, being new goods andjo*t landed.
Also, ladies’ and gents* sUkiMs and Berlin i oti*,
BHK. SfiUEPrßi
Also. GOO dozen fine French fancy and Mask silk seek*
ties, of ibe best manufacture, and especially suite ole for
th i«l Una, of sMrts’ana dr&wsre.traTeltni rttrtfc
boo, skirls, patent thread, so win,h, soapaaasis, s*.
POSITIVE SAM CF CAEPETIH3S. DEUGiaSTS,
MATTINGS, to.
OS HILDAS MORNING,
April 7th. at 11 o'clock, will ba sold, hr catslosao,
on ?our months* credit, about 1100 pieces rich three* my,
superfine and fine ingrain, royal data&ik. Venetian,
list, hemp, cottage, end rag carpeting*; C&et*a sad
cocoa matings, Ac., embracing a choice a«aortaieat of
superior good*, which may be examined early oa the
morning of sale, ___
FEBEMPTOBY 8 tEB Of , FRBSOH.. ICTPIA, 0E8»
JSAtf, AUD Bft£TlSH DSy'G6t>»sr&c.’
09 MO9JDIX MO £9199,
April 10. at 10 o'clock* will fee sold by cat&lojee, on
foor months' credit, about
700 PACKAGES A9D LOTS
of Prench, India* German* and British dry foods* &e. t
embracing a Urge and desirable assortment of fancy and
staple articles in silk, worsted* woolen* linen, and cot
ton fabrics*
- 9. B. —Samples of the same will bo arranged for exa
mination, with catalogues, early on the morning of fibt
when dealers will And It to thcir.lnterest to at-
LA?OE FESEMFTOBT SALS OF BOOTS. SHOES*
BBOGAHS, ABtfT GOOD «». TKAVBUSG BAGS. &&.
OB TUESDAY MOBHTSG,
April ilth at 10 o'clock, wili be sold by catalogue, on
leer months’ credit. about l,irop*ck£gea boots, abo-as.
hrosats, cavalry bools, &c., embracing & prims aa4
fresh wsortment of seasonable goods of city Bast*
era tnaonfaerare, which, will he open for exkmiaavloa.
With catalogues* on morning of sale.
MTHOMAB & SONS,
• Noe. 139 rad Ml South FOURTH Street.
Pnblic Seles or Keel BsUte end Stocks, et the Ex
change, every TUESDAY. at i 2 o’clock.
SEVENTH SPRING SUE, llih April
Estate of the late Robert Ralston, Ben.. and others,
EIGHTH SPRING BUA ISttt April.
Estate of the lets Lewis Wain. JSsq., and other..
For list -of propei ties In the above three sale, see
pages catalogneTuesdey.
PEREMPTORY SALE Op THE CANAL BOAT KNOWN
AS THE CArT JAMES H. KNIGHT. .
THIS MORNING.
Aprils, IS6S. at 12 o’clock, at Green-stmt wharf the
CANAL BOAT, known as the Captain James,H,
Knight, SS feet lour, 16 feet wide, Sleet held, rad M
tons tonnage. Sale absolute.
Bale Nos. 139 and 141 South Fourth street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE. PIANOFORTES, FIRE
PROOF CHEST, FRENCHJELAEB-JarJtROS-
ON THUBSDAY MORNING,
At 9 o’clock* at the auction store, superior household
furniture, tWo mahogany pianofortes, fire proof s&fas
(by Evans & Watson, and F&rrel & Heirlag) fiae Preach
plate mirrors, handsome carpets, china'and glassware,
&c.
Also, large and superior bookcase, suitable for a pro
fessional gentleman.-
Aiso* two fine French plate mantel mirrors, 60x74.
Also, Nankin ehisa dinner ware.-
TO brush* akbrs. dentists, and others
Also* about 5,000 pounds Euglish malleable wire* He.
32.
A3so, twenty-six solid brass stair-rods.
SALE FOB ACCOUNT OF THE UNITED STATES.
ON THUBSDAY*
At 12 o’clock, .atihe auction store* 75 iron bedsteads.
SALB OF ENGLISH ABB AMEBIC AH BOOKS.
ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
April 6th* at the auction store* valuable English and
American books, on various interesting subjects, from
a library.
Sale No 1614 Green street.
SUPERIOR FURNITURE* ROSEWOOD PIANO,
TAPESTRY CARPETS* Ac.
s ON FRIDAY MORNING,
7th April, at 10 o'clock, at Ho. 1614 Green street, by
catalogue, the superior furniture, fine-toned rosewood
Piano-forte, book-case, featherbeds, fine tapestry car
pets, &c.
May be examined at 6 o’clock on the morning of tin
sale. x
SALB 07 A VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY.
. .. _ ON.FnIDAY AFTERNOON,
April 7th, at the auction store, commencing at four
o’clock* thevalueble.law library of the late Hon. Geo.
H. Dallas, which includes a large number of the En
glish and American Reports.
B SCOTT, JR., AUCTIONEER, Nos.
• TOO and 7GSS CHESTNUT Street.
Sale 80. 867 Hoitll BM6VENTH Btraet.
EUPESIOit FURNITURE, MIBBOSS, BRUbSELB AND
TAPBSTaY-GARPETe* Ac.
OH WEDNESDAY MORNING,
next. April 6th, at 10 o’clock, on the premises. No. 867
North Eleventh street, the superior furniture, mirrors,
Brussels and tapestry carpets, dining-room and kitchen
furniture of a gentleman declining houso-kesriag.
May be examined early on morning of sale
Also, one octave elegantly carved roaewooqpi*ao»
"PHILIP FOBD &CO., AUCTIONEERS,
A esis MARKET and 588 COMMERCE Streets.
LAJttGB SPBIBS BALE _O_F l_soo ?CISES BOOTS
A«X> SROBS.
We will tell bXjutilociu for oaah on
- thdbsb at mokbing,
April 6th, common cm gat tea o’clock precisely, l.fw
esse* men’s. boys’,and youth's boots, shoes. brogue
balmorals, taiteis, Oxford ties. Congress boots, slip*
pers. Ac.. tot ether with a desirable assortment of wo
men's, misses, and children’s boots, shoes, b&lxaor&i?*
t alters, slippers, &c . dec.
CJAXE BY ORDER OF THE NAVY
CJ AGENT.
„ BARK GEM 0? THE BEA.
Y'BDNHBB 4Y, April 11, at 12 o’clock nooa,
<#ffS at Iks EXCHANGE. will b» sold at pnbltc sds,
‘‘‘■'“‘7* By order ol the Bm Agent. as slio now Ha; «
the flayy Yard, the hark 6BH- OF THE SEA, U2!-i fee!
lone on deck, 13Ji feet hold, IB fast beam, and by ncjri
register 371 tons. Included in the sale will be a scit o'
Satie, eet of standing and- running Binging, two Betts
and Oars, One Anchor and Chain, Bpar<. So.
May be acamincdrm'j time at the Navy Yard.
JAMES A. FBBBMAN. auctioneer,
wksßlsSt-
smppise.
BOSTON AND FHILADBB-
PHIA STEAMSHIP EIRE, sailing pea “«S
port on SATURDAYS, from Erst wharf Thors «»*
Street, Philadelphia, and Long Wharf, Boston.
The steamship SAXON, Capt. Matthews, will aailfroSt
PniiaCeiphla for Boston, on Bator day” AprU 8. at 10 A-
M.. and steamship ROBMAB, Capt. Baker, from Bee
ton for Philadelphia, on the same day »t4P. M.
These new and substantial steamships form a reroli?
line, sailing from each port punctually on Saturdays.
Insurances eSested at one-half the premium chtrgsd
on the vessel*.
Freights taken at fair rates.
Shippers are requested to send Slip Receipts and Bill*
of Ending with their goods.
mhi-tf 338 Sonth DELAWARE ATSaue^
STEAM WEEKLY TO U-
W'WW YEBFOOE. touching at QUEBSSTOWX
(Cork Harbor). The well known Steamers of the ww
pool. Bew York and Philadelphia SteameMp C? m sa
ny (Inman Line), carrying the United States Mails*- 8 "
intended to sail as follows:
CITY OF MANCHESTER SATURDAY, April aJr
MBA .. SATURDAY. April 15th
EDINBURGH ..... SATURDAY, ApriUll,
And every exceeding Saturday at Boon* from Pie* *"
Eorth Biver. _
KATES OF PASSAGE: „
Payable in Gold, or Itß eqoivaleot In Currency-
First Cabin **.*..sBB CO Steerage »••
** to London. **»« 8580, ** to London**
*•■ fo Paris-*...... 95 Go| to Paris--*;
•V to Hamburg..* 90 00 “ to Hatabtxrl g .
Passengers also forwarded to Havre* Bremen. a
terdam* Antwerp, &e., at equally low rates. #75,
Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown: Ist t i & _„ *ax
$B6, $lO5. Steerage fromLlyerpool or Queenstown.
Those who wish to send for their friends ean D
tickets fcere at theseratea, , _ mntnT 'i
For. further information JHgter at the Comps"
Offices, - - JOM G. KALB, Aga^fe
ap4-tap22 113. WaLHUT Street, Pmgu-
». HEW EXPRESS LINB,
JHBC ALKXASDBIA, GiOBGHFOWN% *J£
WASHINGTON. Via CHesapaake and |KB£
Steamers leare Bret Wharf ahoya HiEKSt 8™"
erary WEDNESDAY and BATOKDAY. at 12 M.
G eorge towxu D. C.; FLOWSSS & BOWSK, AjgfJ&i
JEftSEiforOKK°-Tke
HSW TOBK EXPRESS STEAMBOAT COMPAQ *•
Delaware and Baxitam Canal. ~ , «riSSfE
Bteamen lea-re DAILY, totwbarf below
Street, at J o'clock F. H. __ IS pule.
■WM.P. CL.IDS & CO., I*B WHkSvSSjfjT^
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