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MONDAY, .TUNE 19, 1865.
Public Entertainments.
The heat of the past few days have kept amuse
hunts generally, at a temperature as to profit and
joss, considerably beneath that of the weather as
;Mer.sured by the thermometer: Indeed, we doubt
- Whether anything but the sparkling vagaries or
MIES Latta, at the Obestont-street. could havein
• duped a reasonably fair-audience to consent to bake
Or boll themselves nightly in the search for emus&
lA! ,, )WeVer, such has been the case, and even
e muse yea consented, on the hottest evening
In last week, to be partially belied or boiled, with
'the view of judging her histrionic capabilities
lalrly.
Renewer, in arriving at an honest 'conclusion
respecting her, two or three poinea ought to be
Clearly solved. The first or these is—" Miaa
Lotta act as well when the thermometer ranges
ever boiling beet, as she mfaht do when it is little
above freezing point?" The next will be—" are we
able to exert so much critical judgment when melt-
In away between a large sized dowager, without a
lan, and an elderly In , !ividosi attired in the best
Saxsny broadelothl" We might continue, but it
strikes us that thee* two questions are Conclusive.
It, must be evident that Miss Lotta must be a much
better actress when the temperature is milder, and
that we might be lunch more critical. Therefore,
'let not Miss Lotte be offended with us if we do not
appreciate all of herexoellenolea, nor let our madam
sneer at our critical Capacity, if we are too lazy, with
lalirenheit, or whatever it or his name is, standing
at hiS or its present height. Miss Lotto is
a sparkling little actress, standing some
Sour feet nine or ten inches in height, with
telling eyes and abundance of animal life in
her veins. She dances viveolously and well,
has a pretty Uccle foot, and a good stage pro
neness altogether. Although very unlike Agnes
Boucleault, sic Robertron, she possesses an ease
Sad glitter which recall forcibly to our memorythat
pleasant, although, also, Somewhat diminutive ac.
tress. In a word—or, rather, in six words—she is
petzllante, azd piquant. The piece in which
we saw her is by no means a first.rate drama,
Weverthelees, "The Seven Daughters of Satan"
presents much to ns, which gives here tine opportu.
alty for developing her natural and acquired quail-
Jications. She acts a Yankee gal , ' in one por
ta of it with great effect, and also with an eyed
greater exaggeration bhe caprioles in this sea
tion of her character in the most extraordinary
31:tanner. In another portion she executes a
Hornpipe, almost bettor than we have recently
flees it executed by anybody who wears sailors'
jacket and trowsers, according to the stage out of
this class of habiliment. liar banjo solo was
also ludicrously telling. Indeed, we may &ingrate.
late her upon having a great—pecuniary—future
before her, should she possess the requisite twit, or
procure an agent who possesses it, to develop her
Capabilities for making money by her talents. In
Consequence of the success which MSS Lott*. and
" The Bower of Ferns" have met within Tartarine,
and the conclusion of the "Seven Diughters of
Eaten," this "charming" dramatic ode, with no
plot, and certainly without any fine writing, Will
be repeated during the whole of the present week,
to numerous and, It is to be presumed, excessively
approbatory audiences.
On Monday evening the Webb Sisters continue
their present engagement at the arch, appearing
In the burlesque upon Boucicault's tiolleen
liven," entitled . Mrs. Etly O'Clonnor,n to be fol.
lowed by therdrama of "Nichalaa Islickleby.” The
,burlesque will be psoduced for the lust time in this
theatre.
At New York we aroientaked that Mr. Wheatley
IS making immense preparation for the production
Of " Arrati-na. Pogue," Honeinsuit's last theatrical
Success, the tole right to produce which in Philadel
phia has been purchased by the management of the
Chestnut street theatre.
The change in the fortune of the Winter Garden
from the poor houses which It had been drawing, by
the advent of Mrs. Hosmer still continues. The
cod luck of Mr. ...quart Is proverbial. He brought
Out Miss Heron, and saved the season at Wallack's
Old theatre by so doing; now Le has brew: ht out Mrs.
Roemer, and the public as greedily throng to see
and bear her. There is some difference, as there al-
Ways is, between the critics as regards her actual
Standing, but what does this matter to Manager
Stuart 7 Her *pular 2055018 is decided, and her
IL exits are more than sufficient to maintain her in
the position Slithas now acquired.
The LOrtdoli Sunday Times gives us the following
Obituary notice of 33. r. Arthur Seguin, which we
quote, as that of one who has held a very prominent
place in the theatrical world of our English coming:
" Ail opera. goers or the last halt century will re
grtt to tear of the death ot Mr. Arthur Seguin, at
the rips age of eighty-four. He expired at the rest
dance of his son-in-law, Mr James Howell, our re
howned tumble bass player. Mr. Seguln's career
has been most highly interesting. Daring the rave.
lotion of VS, he (a Frenchman), left the Hotel Fol,
Pablo Royal, fur London. for the purpose of Intro
duckg in this country. for the lira. time, French
plays (then under severe restrictions), to Oonjuns
tiGZ with M. M. Oloup and Pelissier, after which he
was secretary and confidential adviser to all the ye
llow; managements at her Majlety's theatre. Dar.
ing a period of fifty years, he became acquainted
with ail the celebrated operetta and terp.dollorean
Stara Of his time. kite wit, congenial humor, and
extraerdinary, versatility in nearly all languages,
always rendered him a boon ISOMpallien to artistes
Of every clime His Wit busy career was with. his
old Mend Mr. Mitchell, during all nis popular and
enceeseltil management of the French plays at the
St. James' theatre for a period of tattlers years. Be
fore we conclude this brief memoir of Boehm man,'
it will be well to remind our present generation
that he was the father of those once favorite and
celebrated vocalists, Messrs. William anti Edward
Beanie, (the latter of whom died some ten years
ago In New 'Yon), sold was also grandfather to our
mow renowned prima doetut, Mine. Fare" as well
Ss to the young and favorite baritone, Air, Edward
Seguin, now singing in America."
MUM) COICOED.T IN Am OF TELE GOOD INTENT
LIBBABY.—Mr. Thomas E Harkins gives a con
pert, this evening, in aid of the Good Intent Libra
ry, attached to the fire company of the same name.
It is a well selected awl arranged concert of almost
every style of music. in which the names of Miss E.
talsrebel, Mies Louise Soiliday, Miss Marseille°
.tilers, Ur. Hark Ins Wessell, Mr. Daniel Mclntyre,
Mr. William Pleb?,Se°, Mr, Philip Moore, Herr
Anton, Mr. Jacob Graff, Mr. Paul Berger, the Ger
Dan Ssengerbuud, and the. American Vocalists'
Quartet Association, will appear. We doubt not
that the UMW of the singers engaged in this praise
worthy object, as well as its purpose, will ensure a
crowded house at Concert hall.
TB& COMBIKATIoN CDD.ctrs—The wellorgantzed
Circus of Messrs. Sten. Sr. flAntCol will open this
afternoon, on the Azedmay of Music lot, Broad and
Locust streets, for one week. There will be a per
formance every afternoon and evening. The col°•
lasted troupe of Iroquois Indians, and the trained
dogs of Professor Hutchinson, will be introduced at
every exhibition.
OLT•I+fOJ SPOR S.
THE BAMISALL MATCH TN NSW YOBS-THE PHILA•
DELPHIANS AGAIN VICTOR/OUB
'The New York Herald of Saturday, thus chroai•
cies the last victory Won by the Philadelphia Ath
letic Base• Ball Club. The Herald says :
Last evening the Philadelphia ball players re
turned home in the aeven o'clock train, almr having
enoceesielly encountered the tiotham atilt, in a
match game at linbcken yesterday afternoon. As
Omar dill of yore, they can exclaim vend, nidi, vice
for the• defeated every club they played with dar
ing the week, their last victory oeing a wellela
gerved triumph.
The Gotham Club yesterday presented a fine tine
in the field, and their opening play was of the most
promising Character. the to:als, when the fourth in
nings was entered upon, standing thirteen to four
bi their favor. At this period of the (mutest, the
Vast assemblage of spectators, which had been in•
Casein , from the time the game commenced, cul
minated, every available spat around the field being
liCelipled, Wry being at a low estimate, over six
thousand people present. At thIS critical jaaotare
of aflame, when the state of the game looked prom
ising for the Gothams, bets of one hundred to sixty
ware offered on the Gothama, and accepted, too, the
friends of the Philadelphians having eonfideace in
their ability to rally well when in a tight place, and
Tally they did in handsome style, commencing by
equaling their opponents' score, and finishing by
taking a decided lead, dually coming on victorious
by a score of tweatyetaht to twenty. Thus closed
their week's brilliant career, the result being a
series of triumphs never before achieved by a cla - O
Visiting this vicinity. The following is the scare of
the match:
if °TRAM.ATITT , Tric.
Players. (iota ltoriel Players. Ott's ssns
rThom p.......-.•.- 4 2. Klett.foldar. c.... 3 5
I/saner, c 2 3 hic3r;da.o •—• 3 4
Belittle, Ist b.-...• 2 4 lieryb, 24 /3..•... 2 4
&clout, c f...... 3 3$ Gs kills. f... 2 3
Jll , ,ore, a 11,--. 4 0 Sorkenewok.led b 6 0
G;b11.7, 2d b 8 0 Yeng-ne. a. •—•.. 4 2
*lumens r. f.... 2 2 Ha•burrt, a L.. 4 2
1,418... id, 1 2..... 2 3 Smith,. 3d b ----. 3 3
Caen, El. s•—• 2 3 C. Gaticell, 1. 1— 1 8
Total ......27 22
20;
INNINGS _
/St. 2d ad. sth.. sth. 6th. 7th. 13th. 9th.
ithlettc
2 8 S. 0 2 g g 0 3-39
'Uponlre, Mr. Chapman, of the Atlantic Club ;
Smell,. Messrs. Dupignae and B 3118011; time m
game, three hours and ten minutes; fly.catoties—
Gotham. 9 t Athletic, n.
Their fetal scores in the dye games amounted. to
32 , , the aggregate of their oppinence , scores being
78. E Gtoklit made the best o.varmze score of the
- Philadelphia elapse, Mcßride being second, and
YJOuteleer third.
The gentlemanly deportment, and manly, skilful
play of the Athletics. as shown during their week's
pay, won them bane of friends And admirers, and
the Quaker City may well be prowl of the champion
orgardzation of the keystone State.
A SINGULAR STGRY.—Serireant Ingram of the
Fifa (detract police lorce, heard a strange story yea•
terday from the lips of a man that he afterwards
sought out and ateesteo. The story was of the late
terrible explosion at mobile, and of his yr:.rttelpation
In the origin of that horrible disaster. Why he be
came so loose of tongue to not yet evident. The ear
pilot die not wish re terrify the man, as that would
preclude the possibility of getting at the facts of the
case and the names of his accomplices. so he merely
told the prisoner to go with him, and took bin to
the First district Station. The case being of a wit.
tars character, it wail reported to Colonel Starring.
provost marshal general, who took charge at the
prisoner. The following iS the charge entered
against the prisoner "John Jackson Wall, arrested
by Sent Ingram, charged with being implicated to
the explosion at Mobile : and with tne Olowine up Of
two steamers." In conver, , atlon with the officers at
the police station, bettng guts toned, he tan the tot
lowing story : On the tight before the explosion At
Mobile. he helped lay three torpedoes between two
buildings—WM stored with gunpowder. These
three were laid by him, with too assistanoe of ter)
other men, under the direction of a Confederate
Major, who, with drawn sword, threatened the men
with inttat t death ou the eliKbtest resistance After
the torpedoes were laid, a soell, whir a long fuse atr
filched, was given to him, and he was told where to
Idnee it. at the end of the line made by the three
torpedoes. He did as he was bid. He ascended a
.platk ; be put down the . Shell, the fuse uppermost.
Then the end of the lose was lighted by the major,
the three men hurriedly getting Out of the way.
:The Zen morning the explosion occurred.
above are the sorter , of elterlin9talleng eon•
'anted with the arrest of this titan. He gave the
tame of the Confederate major. which is not recol
lected. The whole matter may he truth, or may be
the grseip of an idie torgue. Tall is left for the
y;-per RtltbOntiln to Crane —New ° i lea,. Ti mes,
Jane 6.
MTSB MARIA J.itrasieht. —Ain; Pdartia
who will assume the 41Wiraell Professor of Aare'
zero's" In the Vassar Female College, at Poughaesp
sde lliam , New York, in Septvmher.daughter of
Mitchell, formerly or NalltOClZOt, TIOW Of
Lynn, Marsaohnsetts, and her astronomical studles
ilave n ursued under all the advantages Nhial
Could ha beevep beer, desired, Her discovery ol acouret,
Still known by her name, procured her the Sift of a
gold nodal from tile King of Donn:wk, and her oh.
ietvationg have been awarded the hiahest praise by
:he 'myna of Europe and the 'United States For
severel years past she has bad obarge of the maths•
matins] calculations in one department of the Nan.
;foal Ali:came, and has been also aotive in the pro
: mown of her studies abroad and et home. Her
eminent qualltications for the position to whieh she
is now assigned, will fnerease the value of the edu
cational opportunities afforded by the munificence
of the founder of the Vassar 00/10ga.
THIN CITY.
LINCOLN M ONUMENT FUND.—The follow
iag SellaerlptlOW were received on Saturday at the
office of the association, 921 Chestnut street :
allss Mary A. Rawle $1 00
Eugene Duffy 5 00
Limier Sol. ism , Aid Society or Weldon,
Montgomery county, per. Mrs. Russell
Smith, secretary 61 08
Calvary Church, Germantown, per B. G.
Godfrey /05 20
Mayor Henry received the lollowing
Eastern Star Lodge. No. 186, A. Y. M. 50 00
Little Willie (sitbor) 50
A. M. E Zion Church 6 00
Warren M. E. Church, par Rev. Theo. Ste.
Vete 20 00
Mayor Henry aloe coeds to the association the
total contributions received by him, amounting 10
56 Sffi 80. Ali contributions will hereafter be re
quired to be sent to the alio° of the association.
- FLEET OF MONITORS AND IRON CLADS.—
It Is reported upon the most excellent authority
that Secretary Welles has issued orders for the vast
&et of monitors and Iron-clads composing our Iron
clad navy. to be laid up at the Phliadelpnla Navy
Yard, as soon as they can be taken out Of commis
sion. This wise decision is based upon the wall.
ascertained fact that a trash-water lel:fatten Is neces
sary to preserve these vessels from destruction by
corrosion. No better or more convinelbg argument
could be adduced In favor of League Island as a
navy yard for the construction and repair of iron
ships of War. In the course of a few months we
Way expect nearly fifty of these death dealing mon.
eters to be laid in calm repose on the peaceful bosom
of she Delaws.re. fighting with dumb but powerful
'eloquence in favor of the just claims of Philadel
phia against the arrogant clamour's Of New London
and the sneaking treachery of New tor lc, until the
day when the ribs of adamant shall again be
wreathed in lightnings of wrath hurled against
foreign foes.
OIIR NATIONAL GAME—BASE BALL.—
On the morning of the 12th of June, when the
champion Athletic Club was starting on its experi
mental tour to Newark, Hoboken, Morrison's, and
Brookhn, to play the leading clubs of those local'.
ties, we charged them ' , not to come bait a beaten
Club." They have heeded our injunction, and have
retained Covered with glory, having accomplished
the greatest feat ever obrordeled. In the history of
base ball. viz : they plvyed five consecutive days,
on unfamiliar ermines, with drst.elass clubs, and
wen every game In masterly style. The great At
lantic Club, seeing the strength and style of the
Athletics. have agreed to meet them at Washing
tor, about the first of September, to piny before t+.e
President and his Cabinet, and the different Depart
ments. This contest s,lll attract the attention or a
large number of oar prominent officials. The Ath.
letiCs have no idea of varmalshing the Agencies,
but they are not in the least afraid to meet then.
In the mean time, it le to be hovel that an our
clubs will measure strength with the Athletics.
When the Athletics and At] antICS Visit Washington
hi September, both clubs will Wire the Pastimes of
Baltimore and the Nationals of Washington.
A CeIDENTS.—On Saturday evening about
raven o'clock, Willie Karcher, a child of ten years
of ape s was run over by the ambulance of the West
ern H= se Company. The child was playing In front
father's its fathos house when the ambulance passed.
The vehicle ran over the little fellow's breast,
breaking his collar bane and arm and tnjuring him
internally. No hopes are entertained of Us re
cov.ry.
Ellen Ivrellenamin, aged thirty-nye yam!, ro
ololtg at 201 Dean street, wane at wodz on Satur•
day afternoon, accidentally fell down stairs, in.
jured one of her legs, and received a pretty severe
contused wound on her head. She was stunned from
the effects of the tall, and It was deemed necessary
to removeher to the Penn Hospital.
RUSIC AT FAIRMoUNT.—The following
Is the programme of music for the publla Concerts
at Fairmount gardento.day and tomorrow by Hass.
ler's orchestra :
1. Turkish. Attack March—Hamm.
2. Grand opera selection, Dun Glevanni—Xe
zart.
3, NeW Cleampague Gelop—Eurnbye.
4. Song without words, duet for O9mOti-IVLon•
dassohn. •
5. Echo Folks.--Jullien.
IL Selection. Robert Is Diable—Neyerbeer.
7. Scotch Quadrllle—Hassler. •
8. Leap Year Waltz —Wlesenborn.
9. Overture, Nebuco—Verdt.
10. Praise of Tears—Shuberth.
IL The Prisoners' Hope.
12 The Tyrol Galop—Quhr.
At the mansion a due selection will be performed
by Carl Sentzts military band.
ARRIVAL OF TIM MASSACHITSETTS.—The
United States supply steamer Massachusetts, Lieut.
Commander W. H. West, arrived last evening from
the South Atlantic Squadron. She brings one
hundred and Silty discharged officers and soldiers.
She lett Charleston on Thursday night. There was
no news of Importance. The Maseachwietts passed
United States steamship Wissahickon at sea hound
to New York; United States steamship Bermuda,
bound south, and the following vessels in the bay
bound up : United States steamship Fah Kee, tow.
lug monitor Nantucket; schooner Wm. Gregory,
of Nassau ; bark Linda, and United States schooner
C. P. Williams.
F 1.1618. —On Saturday evening, a car filled
with straw, stationed on a sideling on the Norris.
town railroad, at Manaytink, took tire from the lo
comotive of a passing train. The oar escaped se•
rious damage.
Yesterday afternoon some boys who were in the
cellar of the house IS2O Mount Vernon street, play
ing with matches, set lire to a lot of lumber and
other rubbish. The fire was extinguished by the
pollee and Citizens before much damage had been
done.
Last evening a slight fire occurred in a house in
the court back of Eighth street, between Walnut
and Locust streets. eL bed was burned.
BUN FTRECT., —George Hess, a member
of the Neptune Hose Company, and W. Elliott,
belonging to the bland io•liand Engine Voripany,
were enn•struck on Goatee street, ahave Tenth,
while proceeding to the lire in Mount Vernon Street.
They were recovering last night.
BELTGIOITS.—Forty -eight new members
were united to the Calvary Presbyterian Church,
L , 7cust, shove Fifteenth, yesterday. Ten of these
were from other churches. This Is for the quarter
ending the mh inst., and is the best comment on
the abilities and faithfulness of the pastor,
Wileott Calkins.
BOUND FOR EUROPE.—Mr. jos. Megary,
ex.rnember of Select (Jo:moll, will start for. Europe
on Tuesday, haying engaged a passage on board the
splendid sailing ship Fisiladelphla, now lyin at
St IppeDetreet wharf. Be goes tor the benefit ofhie
health.
THE MILLERS AND Ting WOR l lll3.—The
trees in front of the State•house, last evening, were
filled with millers. A stream of water for half an
hour, during the present week, would prevent the
appearance of a single worm on these trees next
season.
DSDICATION.—The new Methodist Epis
copal church. at Nineteenth and Poplar streets, was
dedicated yesterday, with appropriate religious
EXeICIOCES. The edifice is constructed of Trenton
non Stone, and in dlmwastAns Is 67 by 77 feet.
WAN ON TIM CANINEB.—During the peat
week, 19.6 dogs were captured and diaporod of in the
weal manner.
HEAT.—Tbe mercury, at three o'clock
yeßtereay afternoon, in tle shade, indicated a tezt-
Terature of 92 degrees.
THE COURTS.
S. Diatriet Court—Judge Cadwalader.
NAVY VlaiD CE.SES.-.BIINTEINCIR, OS HALM
Anthony Hale, at one time. and down to the fall
m 1164, the chief carter at the navy yard, was called
up Satnrdey for sentence. Bale, it will be remem
bsred, was convicted during the term of the court
jest closed, of having embezzled_ carried away, and
fold pitch and room, too property or the United
States at the navy yard, the value Of Whin amount
ed to many thoueands of dollars. Of the numerous
employees at the navy yard at the time, who are
•
ctargod as having been particeps mesons in the
shameless plundering of the Government that was
to lozg canted on there, Hale has thus far been the
only one tried and corvicted. There are pending
indictments swatter, two or three others of the party,
welch will doubtless be tried at the neat session of
the court; but in a statement made by Hale to the
court, he says forty-five persons wore connected with
stealings. He was Sentenced to pay a fine of
$2 000 and to throe years in the Eastern Peniten
tiary.
District Court—Judges Stroud and Dore.
The usual motion Bets were before the Conn on
Saturday. No other bUSIDOSEI was done.
Court in ',amnion Fleas—Judge Ludlow.
Several cases mere decided on Saturday, in fol
lows
Cleflin vs. Young. Rule discharged.
Bolsterline 1713. PrOW-anion. Referred to a master
for an account.
Thompson vs. Thompson. Order made as prayed
for.
RAW vs. The Railroad Company. Bill dismissed.
DIVOEWS CASES.
In the following cases Baal dearees of divorce
were made.
Carolite 0. Galloway vs. Jos. P. Gallaway,
Ann R. Brooks vs. Sylvania W. Broo&e.
James T. Crocker vs Sarah Ann Crocker.
Isaac B. Smith vs. Catharine Smith. .
Sidney 0. Murphy vs. Sylvester W. Murphy.
The motion list having been dispOiled of, the coot
then adjourned till this morning.
Court or Quarter Sesstons—Eton.aoepti
Allison, Associate Justiee.
D. W. O'Brien, P.:molting' SitornerA
To'o'oBl24o TRH CUSTODY Or 08aantx111
A ease of habeall Corpus was called up touching
the custody of a child, The little girl was in. Court
eery neatly attired. It seems her parents are
dead, and ner aunt gave her to a gentleman named
Sedgwiek, who was to keep her on trial to see if she
would emit his family. Before the expiration of the
time stipulated, the aunt claims the child. The
Cabe was postponed three weeks, to enable a witness
who is Melt, to be present.
Wm. Cope claimed the Custody of his child from
its uncle, John ;3ohaffer. The father testified that
the child was taken from echeol by the uncle. Oa
ereswexamination, It was shown that the child hue
a step-mother, but the father ( levied ever having
seen her inflict Cruel punishment tips'el the Calla.
MrS. Schaffer testified that she wag W. Wife Of VI
uncle of the child ; she had raised a brOtZr and
sister of this child; about five Weeks ago the ea.!'
Came to her house saying her step-mother had
whipped her and sent her to school without her din
ner ; the father of the ehild Came to the house of
witness and there the child told him how brutally
the step-mother had treated her, and she was made
to tell him stories as to how her eyes were black
ened. The witnessproduCed the clothing that was
on the Child, and they were a bundle of patched
rags.
Mrs. Williams testified that she resided next door
to Mr. Cope. and had seen the stepmother drag the
child by the hair through the yard. and throw her in
a shed ; she had seen the child's face look aS though
it had been tern by a cat ; she had heard the Min
noise at different times as though She was being
thrown against the wall ; the step. mother was a We
iner, of very violent temper, and used shameful lan
guage to the children; the step-mother also abused
another child, a boy, so badly that he ran away, and
is now in the House of Refuge • the treatment to
the child now in court had been going on for four
years and a halt ; one of Mrs. Cope's own children
died. and she beat this little girl Decallse sloe did not
tell her exactly how the child coughed before it
died ; Mrs. Cope Is very dear, and could hot hear
the ehild cough.
Mr. Cooper testified to having seen the Step
mother beat the child with a broom-stick, and strike
her on the newt with a knife.
Mrs. Cox testified that she formerly lived with
Mrs. Cope, and had seen her beat the child with a
yoker and dusting-brush. The child had its hand
burned and said her step-mother put it in the stove.
A number of the neighbors testified to h av i ng
heard the child scream, and to crowds being at
tracted about the house.
Mrs. Cope, the step-mother, was called and testi
fied that tee MUM went to school ever/ day ; the
Child never ran away before ; two girls came to the
house saying Emma WWI spending Considerable
money for oranges &a • the girl than ran away to
her uncle's ; she dented that the clothes produced In
court were were worn by the °Mid, and said she
had cleaner rags in her rag-bag than those.
Altttle girl testified that she was present when
the child 110 her band burned ; she attempted to
mite a coal from under a hot stove-plate. Other
wttnesaes testified that Mrs. Cope was a good nee
lured, industrious woman and that the Mid was
dressed as well as other children. Also that Mrs.
Cope no so deaf that people had to scream et her,
and persons would be led to believe she was quar
relling.
Judge Allison said he would not hear any argu
ment in the ease. He would as moon think of mend
ing the child to the rook as to return it to the step
mother. The child was remanded to the ettstody of
its uncle, Mr. Schaffer.
Dlr. Daniel Dougherty Called the attention of the
mart to the oath of a little boy, who was taken by
its grandfather and mother from the step of it+
father's resident*, the mother and father living
separate. The court directed the Child to be re
turned to the custody of its father, as persons could
not take the law In their own hands. The mother
could sue out a habeas corpus if necessary.
THE POLI.OE-
[Before Mr. Alterman Battler.]
THB OINUID BOUNTY' WARRANTS
JObn Stewart and Clement L. Wilson, the 1.8,9 t
Mimed a printer, were arrested on Saturday. On the
engage Of printing and issuing five forged bounty
Warrants for the sum of $4OO such, bearing date
February 28, 1885. Mr. Wilson is a printer. Inite.
()lately upon the fact of the presentation of the
forged warrants being made known, he proceelsd
to the Mayor's dike and gave information that led
to the arrest of Stewart. He says that Stewart
called on him on last Monday and ordered two
hundred and fifty Warrants to be printed, ter which
the sum of NI) was to be paid. Upon delivering the
war rants to Stewart he paid $lO on aocount, and
promised to pay the balance In a day or two. At
the hearing on Saturday afternoon, Wilson identi
fied the warrants that had been detected by Mr.
City Treasurer Brimm. Stewart was bound over in
the sum of $3,000, and Wilson in the sum of $1,500.
ALLEGED EIIE.GLAIIIB
Jaime& Hand, Cleave, and Wheeler, and Charles
Stevens. were arraigned at the Central Station,
on Saturday afternoon, on the charge of being pro•
feskional burglars. The parties were arrested on
Saturday morning by Detectives Taggart anti Lt.
mon, at house No. 703 Chestnut street. Hand and
Wheeler were found in had, a - ad Steven under it.
A brace and bit, and a burglar's jimmy were found
in the room, and in the pr ctet oh Stevens a piece of
sperm candle. The prisoners were committed, in
default of *BOOO each, to await a hearing on neat
Wednesday.
[Before Mr. Recorder Erten ]
ASTOTHIER SOLDIBIA BOBBED
'William Kelly was arraigned on Saturday, on the
charge of robbing Hugh Moiltillough, a discharged
soldier of the 3d New Jersey Regiment. PdoOrd
lough arrived in Philadelphia about a week ago
from Trento, New Jersey, and finally found him-
Pelf in Trout (Pine alloy) street. He Indulged la
drink, atil fell into a deep sleep. He alleges that,
while he was getting drunk, he gave strty.three
dollars to Kelly for safakeeping. When. the com
plainant was restored to reason, he tomid:himself
alone, and scarcely Imew he got. Into such a place.
Kelly denies the story of the ooldier, lie woo
bound over to answer,
[Before Mr. Alderman Massey.]
2401n1L CASH OP LAHOILIM
Charles Carroll was arraigned on Saturday morn•
log on the charge of larceny. It seems from the
evidence adduced that the prisoner and other parties
entered the house of the Lincoln Bose Company,
and taking out the carriage, hastened away with it.
Some of the members of the company pursued the
parties, and a severe stone fight ensued, during
which torero] on both sides mere more or less In
jured. Carroll was boond over to answer at court.
(Before Mr. Alderman Lutz
ASSAULTING A OONDUGTOR.
ThomeS Donnelly and Samuel Washer were
bound dver on Saturday morning. on tee charge of
committing an assault and battery noon the con
duotor of a train of oars, near Gray's Ferry Bridge.
It is alleged the accused seized the conductor on
Friday evening, and thereby detained the train for
soimetimo, during which there was danger of Corn-
Sion with Other trains.
(Before Mr. Sideman Oftner.3
!OEI JllVEllitase3 Ix TEOISBLIC
Samos F. O'Brien and George Sottuvier, two
boys, were committed on Saturday, on a charge of
being connected with a gang of juvenile thieveS in
the Seventh ward, and sharing the plunder Mien
by others of the gang.
The gentlemoVe furnishing store of lan Murphy,
on Chestnut street, near Tenth, was entered through
the rear, on Saturday evening. The robbers secret
ed themeelvee during the night, and when the watch
man left the praullees, early yesterday morning, the
thieves commenced operations on the tlre•proot
They had suceeeded in removing a portion of the
sheet-iron, but just at 0113 Moment the proprietor
paid a elan to the store, As he entered the front
door, the despoilers went out of the back way, and
escaped.
trxrriill STATICS ASSRSSOU RORDICD.
United Mates Assessor Fletcher Budd had hi
pocket picked on Saturday morning, in a passenger
car. He took passage at Frankford road, and seated
himself. Presently several passengers entered,
most of them females. When Xs. Budd was about
to get out, he missed his poeket•book, containing
eightyflvo dollars. It was thought that one of the
females seated alongside of him had removed the
deposits.
INSURANCE.
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY
INIDIRANCE CorIPANY
INCORPORATED NT THE LEOPILATUng OP
PENNTI.VANIii, 1835.
OFFICE E CORN ER THIRD AND WALNUT
STREETS. PHIL/LOB:, FRIA.
os
vzs MARINE INSURAISO.II
04kRoo EELS, •
To ail parts or the world.
FREIG P.
INLAND INSURANCES
OnOoods, by River. Canal. LaS a and Land Carriage
to all parts of the Union.
INnIINANCES,
On Merchandise generally,
On Stores, unrolling Norms. As.
ASSETS OF THE CONFAlinr,
November 1 1864.
2000,000 United States Five Per Cent. Loan. '714103,000 00
111,000 nix " " 'Bl. 118,218 00
76.000 " Six " " 6 Pn. 76.662 60
IEO,OOO State of Pennsylvania Five Per Cent.
Loan ..... 92.866 00
64,000 State of Pennsylvania Six Per Cent. ':
Loan ..«..« «..........«».».»...» 66,890 00
123,060 City of Philadelphia. Six 6713 t So . IEIO2O 87
20,000 Pennsylvania Railroad First Mort
gage 81a Per Cent Bonds—, t• 22.000 00
Waco Pennsylvania Raitroad Saeour
gags Six Per Coat..
5311513 00
16,000500 Shares Stock GennaritOWn Has
Company, principal and interest
guaranteed by the oily of Philarielt
pis ... . . 15.300 00
5,509 110 h
Shares Stock Pennsylvania
road Company.
%ND 00
6,000 100 Shams Stook NorthPenneylvaida
Railroad Company. .......•»...
3.060 00
150,030 'Called catea Treasury Oertinissatils or
Indebtedness....—
....., 48,425 00
80,000 State of lannesseeFiver Per CO Loan 12.000 00
38.700 Loans on Bond and Mortgage, amply
seoured....... 128.700 00
8888,250 Par. Cost $842,100.50. Market Tabia.5857,627 87
Beal Estate.. ..... 36,007 40
Bills resivabie for tnenranees made.. 118.330 42
Balances due at Agencies.—Preatt
lIMI on Marine Policies, Accrued
Interest, and other debts due the
Company ••••••-•••••• •-•'• • • ••• • 28 . 223 24
Seems and !Rock of sundry illsuranfil
and other Companies, 54.7V5. Esti
mated value....-.»
. . 9,1209,120 00
Caah on dopowith tt—
unite
States Government,anbjett
to ten days' 00
Cash in 58,154 95
Cash In Drawer. 5 37 56
----$1.58.692 49
DIRECTORS:
Thomas C. Hand, Samna' B StOk•s.
John C. Davis, J. F. Pent:don,
Sdmund A Sonder, Henry Sloan,
Theoptalna Faoldlng„ William G. Bonita%
John h. Penrose. Edward Darlington.
Ja as. TtaquAh7 . , _ H. Jones Brooke,
Jicob P. Jones.
JELIANI R. IV °Wind s
Joshua I' Byre,
Spinner Mal vain_l3 ~
Jolla B. Semple, Pittsburg.
A. B. Barger, Pit:sbuiz.
C. NASD, President.
DAVIS. Vice President.
Diary. dele-ly
. ,
Mary R. Lane% Jr.,
James 0 Nand.
U. Ludwig,
Joseph It Seal,
'George O. Lelper.
thigh Craig.
Robert Barton.
THOMAS
Jogs C.
HENRY LTLBORDI, Seer
'['HE RELIANCE INSURANCE CON
PANT
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated in Is4l. Charter Perna - nal
OFFICE No. 308 WAGEOT STREET.
CAPITAL, $300,000.
Insnres against Loss or Datnare by FIRE Houses,
Stores, and other Buildings, limited or pepetual: and
on Furniture, Goods. Wares, and Merchandise, Mtwara
or country
'mesas PROMPTLY ADITISTRD AID PAID.
A.SSETS. $400.058 71.
Invested in the following Securities. via.
First Mortgages onCity Property. wall seenredlloB,6Xl 00
Ur hod Kates EloYernment Loewe 141.000 00
Philadelphia City 6 per sent. Loans 60,000 so
Pennsylvania $3,000,000 6 per cent. Loan.... 16,001 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Bonds. Ant and se
cond Mortgages. 86.000 00
Camden and Amboy Railroad Company's 4
percent. DOLLII..: • 6,000 00
Philadelphia and Beadingßailroad Com
pany 's 6 per sent, Loan • • —. 6,000 00
Huntingdon and Broad Top 7 per cent. mort
gage bonds—. 4,66000
Count, Eire Insurance Company's Stook— 1,060 06
Mechanics' Bank 4.00000
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania. Stock • 10•000 00
Union Mutual Insurance Company's Stock.. 880 00
Reliance InsruaAse Company Of Ittlidei.
Phis's, Stock I. OM CO
Accrued Interest. . 6,406 41
Cash in bank 13 034 10
Worth at preseat insalcat
DISCOTOR4.
Clem Tingley. William Stevenson.
Wm It Thompson, Beal W. Tingley.
William /Ammer. Harahan. Had.
Simnel Clapham. Charles
H L. Carson, J. Jobuton Brown,
Saban Stant, Thom. H. Moore.
exam TuraLsr, President.
RILL, Sanitary.
I'HILADBLPH/A. December 1, 1964. 5a1041
NTHRACITE INSUR&NOE COM
-
A. PAIL --Authorised Capital SIOO,OOO—OHLETSB
PERPETUAL.
Office Do. 311 WALNUT Street. between Third and
Fourth Ftreets. Philadelphia.
This Company will insure against Loss or Damara by
Tiro, on Buildings. Furniture, and Merchandise gene.
rally.
Alen, Marine Insurances on 'Feuds. Cargoes, and
Freights. Inland Insurance to ail parts of the ilnion,
DIBB4jTORS
Davis reuse",
Peter Geiger,
J. 1 Baum.
F.-.l)ean,
John Ketcham,
11PRBIL President.
DEAR, Vise President.
ap3-tt
William fisher.
D. Letter, J l
Lewis Andenried,
Jobn B B sekiston,
Joseph Maxfield.
WILLI
W. E. SMITH, Seared sr y.
AWL ERI OA N FIRE INBI7RANCE
002dPARY. Incorporated 1810 CEIARTSR PBS
PETBAL No. 310 WALAIUT Street, above Third.
Philadelphia
Having a large paid-up Capital Steak and Snrplue in
vested in sound and available Securities, continues to
Mame on Dwellings, Stores. Furniture, Ideranandim,
Vessels In port and their Cargoes, and other Personal
Property. All loam liberally and promptly adjusted.
DIANCTOES.
Thomas I Marlfc James E. Campbell,
John Welke, Named Dean..
Simnel C. Merlon, Chance W. Poultice!.
Patrick Brady. Waal Morris.
=ZiNT
dB B. MARIE, President.
Secretary for 2 tf
joßowr i i L. OaAwroun
nra INsifiZ, &N CE EXCLUSIVELY.
F—TRII niIIiSTLVAZIO,YHIRARI 11
R p
S Uf t a k i & Bu OS ? CO 3
,i tfz
PANT. Inoorpormed 18'25. ET
No. 510 WALNUT Street, Montt* Indepengenee
"It l itiompany. favorably known tO :,1e community
for nearly forty pars, continuos to Insure • , .C. l l l /„ A t,LLII
or Damage by D ire , on Public or Private t0,:........ 11 ....
either permanently or fora limited time- Also, 0:.7 Fur
giture, Roan. awes , or Merchandise generally, on
liberal terms_
Their capital. together with a large Surplus Pond. IS
Invented in the most careful manner, whisk ensblea
them to offer to the insured an undoubted aesnxity In .1
the ease aloes. _
DIBBOTOnB.
Jonathan PittAMBOR, Daniel Smith, Jr..
1 ,
Alexander Benson, John Deverenx,
Isaac Hitzlehurst, • Thomas Smith.
Thomas Robins._ .... Henry Lewis,
.7. GLIIII1( am Fell.
JONATHAN PATTERSON, President.
WILLIAM 0. 0/10W)ILL. Secretary.
E COMPAIIY,
TNDT STRAIT.
ILPHII.
AD 1116IIRk1101.
TORO:
John W. Iceman.
Robert , B Potter,
John Hessler, Jr,,
B. D Woodruff,
Charles Stokes,
Joseph D. Bilis.
President, -
SOS, Vie* President
Mary. iale-tf
VANE INBURAN
-a- No. 408 OEIE9
MIAMI
PIES AND INLAI
Francis ABack, DIRRe
Charles itieb argon,.
Henry Lewis,
Samuel Wright.
P. 8 Justin e. George A. West
PEAROII3 N. suo
011A8. 81011.8.11 DE
W. I. BLANCHARD. lien*
ULEKMETIOA.LLY BRAIRD MEATS
AID SOUP&
I,GOO Cos Boosts* Most.
Boast Boot
500 " do Vela,
GOO " do Mottos.
1,000 " do Turkel.
1,000 " do. Chicken. .
It OM .• assorted Senna In 1. 2 234 lb. sins,
For soh by lIMODES 2i ~ILLIAMB,
148-11 107 South WATER NOW.
THE PRESS. - PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, JUNE 19, BM
1865. NEW YORK 1865
OANDEN AND ANDOT AND rau,AsmurlaA
AND TAGENTON ..RAILROAD OOMPAffrig
latTE_ A S 'FROM PHILADELPHIA YO
N.Nw ZORN AID wAy PLACID.
01 . 5 .7. 4 a m TPINAT WEARY,
wia - idiVii - 11 - I.sEaanvisz
gAltn.
At 6 A. Y. • Na Camden and Anat.'s', O. aad A. Ail
alommodations..— .• • . ..... 96
At A. M.. via Camden and — lergey Oar. Morning
Birvress—.•.--- . 'Amb oy,
3 CO
49 9.15 A. N.. via Camden and ' Amboy,O. and A.
Accommodation . .»...... ...
2
At 2P. 21. via Camden aid Anaboy..o. and A. 1x 2 9i
-
el 2 M.,
noon. via Camden and Araoy. Tssomino
dation(Freight and Passenger). 2 25
At P. M.. via Camden and Amboy ....,
(Freight and Patera Ulnas Ticket... 2 26
Do. 60 . 2d Olga Thiket— 1 50
/Dir. via Camden and Amboy, Ansonia°.
cation (Frelght and Passenger ) —lst Class Tiekat. 2 26
Do. do. 2,1 Class 'NAIL 1 00
At SAO A. M.. 2 00 and 6P. M. for Mount Holly. Ihr•
if , mar...go n , and i rinseatown. At SA. AL
and 2 P. M. for Freehold.
At 0 ant 0.16 A M., 12 M , 9.80, 6,0), and /1.34 P. N.. for
Palmyra. Riverton, Delano). &Imo, 1ia1 5 11 ,410 r.
Inerllnnton Florence, Bordentomn, s c . Th e 6P. Y.
line rang direst through. to Trenton,
At 1.10•. M., for Palmyra, Riverton. Deleaso. lam
), APO 11, lbagton.
At 10 A M ro d 9 P. M., Steamboat Trenton, for Bill ,
tol. Burlington. Beverly, &0.
LIKES mom F.BliBlaciTo2l Dispirr WILL, Wan
AS FOLLOWS:
At 11.15 A. Y.. via Kensington and Jarvla7 Otty,
At 4. 1. M., via Kensington and Jersey Olty.Fx.
At 6.45 P M.. via Kensington and Jarallf Olty.
Washington and New . York 900
At 12 P. M. (Night). via Kensington and lerseY Oh, .
Wathlnnon and New York 65 26
The 6.46 P.
_2l. Lin* will run daily. A ll others Sus.
day's:vented.
For Buffalo, Dunkirk, Elmira, Ithaca, Ow•go, Ito.
shelter. Bingham n, Great Bend, Montrose, Wilkes.
,barrs, serenton, Stroudsburg, Water Gap. IleiTidere,
Ea(ton, Lambertville. FientingtOn, lte., at 7.30 M.
and 3.10 P M. The 9.33 I'. M. line sonnets with the
train leaving Renton for Minsk Chunk, Allentown,
Betbiebesa, Ao
for Lambertville and intermerdta Waling all F. M.
For Bristol. Trenton. IL , at 7.30 ant MTh A. IL.
3.30 end 6P. M. and 12 raldnighe
Tfor Corowelle. Torrisaale, No!meshing, Moony,
W issononnsa, krtdesenrs end Frankford. at 9A. IL
1216, 8. 6, 6. 8.83. and 12 P. K. The 8.32 P, K. line
rune to Holmeasurg only.
SW For New York and 'Way Lines leering llensing•
ton Depot, take the can on Filth street, above
half an hour before departure.. The oars run into tne
Depot, and on the arrival of each train run from the
Depot.
Mty pounds of Baggage only allowed asses se sr.
Passengers are prohibited from taking anything as bag
gage but their wearing apparel.- All baggage over Ills
pomade to be paid for extra. The Oompany limit their
z 4ll " n n ol i gs li tals r Po * r r err to gin e t t l itissrarlO nn . ;ki l t
;iy spacial emirkiti.
Graham's Naginge Nipresswiii roe: and delver
baggage at the peyote. Orden tabs left at 10. < a wig•
ant street. WILLIAM M. O.II.TIMINs Agent
June 12, 1866.
1.18086 NEW TONII FDA 'alumni:o4Eu.
wnm LEATH BROX THB FOOT OP OOPIITLAIFD STIPBBT.
At 12 M. and 4P. M. via Jersey City and Camden.
At 7. 10, and 1114 A. 24 P. M. and 12 (Night), via Jar
to City and li'ensington.
Prom the toot of Barclay street at !I A. AL and 2 P. m..
cis Amboy and Camden.
From Pier No. 1, North iltva.at 171[„ 4, and 7.34.
trreight and passenger). Amboy and Camden. at)24:l
1865.
FRILADELPHIEL AND BRIE RAIL.
WAD, —"Thia groat line !merges the Northern and
Northwest eountian of Pennsylvania to the stay of irk,
on Lake Brie.
ft has-been leased by the FINBSYItNANI4I Mate
gOAD COMPANY, and is operated by them. .
Ito entire length was opened for madam and IMAM
business October 17th, 1564.
nearrOPAITILLIIIB AT 211 1LADEV31116
Leafs Westward.
bock Bayou Accommodation Finis.. ....IL O° A. M.
Passenger ears run through on Mall Train without
Moults both ways between Philadelphia and Brie, and
- Baltimore and Brie.
liegset Bleeping ears on Elmira. Express Trams been
were belWean Phlledelphia;and Look linga. i .s and or
Elmira Erpreee TWA both ways between WuuarupOrt
and Baltimore.
For information respestintPassen_ger business, apply
sorrier .01filITIBTH and MARKET eta „
And for Freight baldness of the (kimpany'a Huta
MARKET INGSTON, Jr._, corner THINTIBITH end.
Streets Philadelphia.
BBYNol:a8, Brie.
WILLIAM BROWN, Arent N. O. Z. I. Baltimore.
H. H. HOUSTON,
General Freight Agent Philadelphia.
.
H. W OVlfflißß,
General Ticket Agent, PhiladelphiaPOTTS .
JSEPH D. ,
General Messner. Williamsport.
INNESI PHILADBLPHIA,
HOPE SAILROAD. N
.IWILETINGTOL AXE ELUL
TIME TAMA.
Communing MONDAY APRIL M. 1855, Tribal
will leave Depot,oorner BROAD Street and WASHINO.
YON 4venne, as follows:
Express Train at 4.15 A.M. tMondaya exeepted), for
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at WUndnition,
Perryville, Havre de-Orate, Aberdeen. PeVYman'a,
and Magnolia.
Delaware Railroad Train at 7.45 A K. (Sundays ex.
cepted) for Baliabus. MOford, and intermediate Ste.
bone.
Way. Nall Train, at 8. 15 A.M. (Sundays ageeated),fog
Baltimore, stopping at all regular statiotua
Express Train at 1 lb P. M. fanntays exeeptedlfor
Baltimore and. Washington, stopping at Chester. Wil
atingtOti, takton, Arming, and Havre-de. Grass.
'Expose Train at 8.6666 P. M. (Simian excepted) for
Ealt more and Washington, atopoing at Wilmington.
Newark, Elkton, North. Past, PorrYville, Elavre-dw
Grace, Perryman's, Magnolia, and Stemmer's Run.
/i/ight Express at 11.15 P. N. for Baltimore and Wash
ington, stopping at Chaster jonly to take Baltimore wad
Washington passongers). Wilmington. Newark, Bllt
ton, North-East, Perryville, and Havre-do-Graft.
Passengers for NORFOLK: PONT/ORR HOBNOB.
CITY POINT, and RICHMOND, will take the 1.16 P.
IL train. - •
-. . .
WILMINGTON AccomMoDsTioN
Stopping at all Stations between Philadelphia arid WU
=logien.
Leave Philadelphia at 7.45 aild U. A. M., 2, 3.80,5, 2,
and 16 r. AL The S. 30 P. IL train eonneata With Ue
'Alvaro IL 'K. for Milford and intermediate etationa
Leave Wilmington at 6.46, B. and LSO A. 31.. 2, 41, 6.10
and LSO P. M.
Trains for Mew Castle leave Philadelphia at 7.0 and
&SO and 6P M.
TIIROOOR TRAINd PROM BALTIMOZ.I.
LeaveW.lmington at 12 M. 4.W. 8 33. and IA II T. A.
CHESTER FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Cheater at 7 4fr. 8.48. 10.14 A. 41.. 14.36.
4.40. 8.19. 7 20. and 9.06 P. AL
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
T save Baltimore 8.46 A. . War Malt LVF. M.
Hiprese; 426 P. N.. Wll7 Train; -5.34 P. H.. Formai:
9 26 P Express
Thainfet 101 l ner..TlMOnal.
Leave Vander at it Mk. M.. 1.40 and 11.10 P. A.
3.8011TE1 - Wilmington at 9.152 9.86 A. M.. LW,
end 14.9 E P. H.
Preight Twat, With P 51906.621 Oar attached. WEI
leave Wilmington for Ferment' and intermediate
whitlows at 7.40 P. EL _ _ _
• .
Express Train at 4.05 A. M. for Bsltixdoro and Wash
ington, stopping at Wilmington, Perry tills, Havrs-de-
Grace, Aberdeen, Ferryman's. and Magnolia.
Night Express at 11.15 P. M. for Baltimore and
Washington, stopping at Chester (for Ealtimore and
Washington pinensers), Villmtroa, Newark, *kw
ton, North-East, Perryville, and 'tyre. de-Grase
Accommodation Train at 10 P. M. for Wilmington aid
Way stations.
BALTIMORE FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore it 9.95 I'. M. , stopping Harrods-
Grace, Perryville, and Wilmiataton. Alst.Mope at Elk
ton and Newark (to take pawn geri for Philadelphia
and Nara passengers from Washington. or Raltingor•),
and Cheater to learn passengers from Baltimore or
W IAL I VARMingten for Philadelphia at 6.90 P. a.
mare Sven.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTR. BAIL
uoAD-
SUMM.ER ARRANGEMENT.
41401,064 02
The trains of the PennaVyunia Central Railroad
leave the. Dew Depot, at THIRTIETH and. RADRRT
Streets.
The ears of the Marketatreat Paasenger; Railway
tun to and irom - Pennsylvania Central Railroad Depot,
at Thirtieth and Market Street!: they also leave Wont
street orrery two minutes, SOMMOMCISC one hoar prod
ons to tho lime of departure of each train, and allow
about 30 Minutes fora trip.
Their cart a.. in waiting an the arrive or Nib Train
to calmer tp....eapere into the sity, and eanuaction...•
made with all roads crossing Market street
On SUDIDAYS—Cars Jaye gleventh and Market Bta
at 7.46 P. if.. to eonneet with Pittsburg and Iris
and at 10.26 P. M. with. Philadelphia Express.
Hann's Baggage Express will hereafter be toasted at
Mo. 31 South Eleventh street. Parties desiring baggage
taken to the trains, sun have it done at reaaonahle rata
upon application to him.
'BAIRN LEAVE ADD AERIE/ AT DEPOT THUS:
MUNI.
MAIL TRAIN..•i NN 5.00 A B M
PAOLI ACCOMMODATO:O.
" 00
PAST LINE. "..11.00
PARKESBUR6. " 10 P. M.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION... " ILN)
LANCASTER ACCOMMODATIOM...• 4.00
PAOLI TRAIL No. 2. ... • " "
PITTSBURG AWD ERIE 11A.I1=. " 5.93
PHILA_DELPHLi EXPRESS " 11.10 '
l'lTTOburva AMP NRIN 4II AIL
•• 3.40 A. M.
PBILADELPHIL EXPRESS..... •' 1.06 "
PAOLI ACCOMMODATION, No. .••
PARDISBURG " 0.00 "
LANCAIOI3/1 " 11 30 P
FAST LINN • . " IVO
Pl-OLI ACCOMMOILI T TION. No. " 4.40 '"
DAY IXTBItgb " 6.44 "
HARRISBURG ACOOMM•DATIOM.... " Lee "
MAIL " 11.30
Philadelphia ixpress leans daily. • Pittsburg and
Iris Mill leaves dall faxeent Warder). All othar .
Trains daily (except Sudsy.)
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company Will not ammo
any risk for Banat*, except for Wearing Apparel, and
limit their responsibility to One Hundred Dollars is
Talus. All Baggage ageeeding that antount In value
will be at the rilik Or the owner. unless taken by SP,-
eentrhot.
For farther infonnation, as to time andllollltairldonm,
see bills and framed cards, or apply to THOMAS IL
PARKE. Ticket Agent, at the Depot.
An Imigrant Train runs daily (except Sunday.) POO
f to ull information as to fare and acsommodationsowlY
PRANG'S URS,
fe3o-if 137 DOOM Street
$4OO 089 71
agEgc WEST JERSEY RAIL
OAD LINES—From dolt of Walnut
street.
Pelf), except gun&gve
Commencing SATIIEDAY, June 10th, IBM
For CAPE MAY. Sm. (at 8 Kt A. AS., Express), 2.93
P. M., Fasseogrr.
For suLLvILLE, VINELAND, (90., 8.30 A. M., and
180 P. 16.
For BRIDGETON. SALEM, Sto., at 8.16 A IL, 4 00
P.- EL
For CLAMOR°. &L s 8.50 and 9.15 A. N., 3 and
4 OD P M.
For WoODEURY, Re., 8.93 and 9.16 A. K. 2. 4.00
and 6.80 P. M.
BETußniso, wrta, ronvE
Cape May at 6 SO A. M , Mail. (8.20 A. Id., Praia 0),
6.00 P. M., Parsenger
11111vPle at 7.32 A M., Mall, (12.06 P. M., Freight),
ti.L5
Bridgeton at 6 40 A. M., Mall, (9.46 A. M., Pretext),
4.20 P. M Pam:mm.
Salem at 6 25 A M. (9.00 A. 31.4 Freight), 405
P. M.. Passenger.
Woodbury at 7 CE., 8.13 and 9.06 A. M (1.40 -
Freight), 6.64 and 6 23 P. IL , Passenger.
On the let day of July an additional express train
will be added to and from Cape May. and which will
leave Cape Mar at 8 00 A. M.. and Philadelphia at 4.30
P. M., through in three hours froniCamden.
J. VAN EBNIMIELANS, Superintendent
West Jersey, Salem, and Cape May and lallvtile Rail.
road
TOE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS ROMPANY
Will attend to all the tuLnal branches of express busi
ness. receive, deliver and forward through other ra
iment.' ble gxoress Companies, to alt parts of the coun
try, any article entnuted to them.
• Special Messenger accompanies each through train.
PBL ADEVPIIIA, Jana C. 1561. 3410 teal
r a 47 -11 r■ - NORTH PENNSYL
.v &N iA. RAILROAD For
BBTFILRLISM. DOYLitoTOWI2. MIUGH MINH%
RebTOK, WILLIAKAPORT, WILKIISHARRE. Ko.
SILKKER A.BANOE ilk ST
Paws ger Trstne leave the new Depot, THIRD Street.
above Ts ompeon street, daily (Mindere excepted) as
follows: .
At . 7 80 A M. (Exprem) for Bethlehem, Allentown,
Matish Chunk, Hazleton, Williamsport, Wilkes
bane. Ke
At 8 SO P. If (Impress) for Bethlehem, Radon,
_Ka
At 616 P. H. for Bethlehem, Allentown, Maneit
Munk, Danville, Williamsport. -
Per Doylestown at 8 85 A. N., 2.30 end 415 P. H.
For Fo,t Wit•thloston at 10 A. M. anal]. P. H.
For Laredale al 6 10 P K.
White can of the 8000wd and Third. ntreete Line Duir.
Passenger Railway run directly to the new Depot.
TRAMS FOB PHILADBLPHIA.
Leave Bethlehem at 0.80 A. 11. , PAM A. H. , and 6.16
P. K.
Leave Doylestown at 6.40 A. M.. &16 and 6P. H.
Leave Lansdale at 6 A. M.
Leave For% Washlnglop. .at 10 . 60 A. M., and 2.16 P. M.
Philadelphia for Bethlehem a t 9 I .
Phi' adelpbia fur Doylestown at 3 P M.
Doyiebtown for Phl:adelphia at 7.20 1. M.
Bethlehem fur thuadeiphta at 4 su P. M
je6 ILLIS BLABS, Mint,
1865 L
.DILPHIn ANP
ELMIRA RAILROAD LINE to all points WSW.
The direst route for the
Apr OIL REGIONS OF TRANSYLVANIA...I*
WILLIAMSPORT. BUFFALO. SUSPENSION louroaii ,
ELMIRA. MADAMS FALLS.
and an places in the Western and Northwestern Mates
and the Cansdse.
TWO TEROINMI TRAINS
Leave Philsdelp_his and Reading Railroad Depot, Thir
teenth and Catlowhtll streets. Idally, (Sundays elf-
esgSed__,) for the North and Wee as follows:
NOTIRIEff Express at 8 A. it
Afternoon Uprose at SAO P. g.
Makin_s a direst sOnnestion with all inteseestlintroads.
FOR THROWN TICKETS to any point. and farther
particular+ concerning tho different routes, apply at
the TICKET OFFICE. 4811 CHESTNUT Street, under
the Philadelphia Rank, and opp_osito the OWitani
N. VAN HORN, Tisket gaunt..
SM Chestnut street.
JOHN S. HMI& General Agent.
lag Thirteenth and Callewhill ;WOW-
=lli' 'a Id )I1
SUNDAY TEAINK
OA ga
RAILROAD LINES.
mE=f4.,w PHIr.A.DELPHIA,
GERMANTOWN, AND NOB•
itISTO 414 MAILS.' ?AD.
fn and after MON T
t A
notice• u sA s
tem,
until foram
FOR OSRMallrowM
Leave Philadelphia 6, 7 8, 9 10, 11. 12 A. it .1., 2, &
10, 3% 4, is, 6, 7, 8. 9. 10 . 11, 12P M
Leave f. eimantown O. 7. 73i. 8 8,20, 9, 10, 11, 12 A.
1. 8, 8. 4. 101. 6. 6R, 7. 13. 8 , 10. 11 P nt
Ile 8.20 down train and 314, 61i np tralna will not
Won on the uennuttown Branch
OW 61111.DAY13.
Leave Philadelphia 9.10 min. da M. 2, 8. 8. Et. lox
P.M.
Leave Germantown BA. 111. 1, 4. N. 9% P. M.
OBRDrlitrr HILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 6,8, 10, 12 A. M., 2, B M, 0%, 7 , 9 ,
and 11P M.
Leave Chestnut Ern 7.10 min 8, 9 40, IL4O A. M.,
1.40, 3.40, 5.40, 0.40, 8 40 and 10.40 ada P. R.
ON NU9DATB.
Leave Philadelphia 9 10 min. d 2, 6. and BP. M.
Leave Cheatattl 111/1 7.40 mut. A. M . 18.40, 6.10, and
996 P.
YOB COWBI3OII.OCRI6II Asi9 moRaI6r3WN.
Leave Philed.lphie 6, 8 36 11.08 min. A. M .134. 8,
236. 6%4 6% 8 86 mtn. and 11% P. IL
Lave vorrietown 11,1 f. 7, 7 50, 9, 11 A. IL, 1%. 4%.
6%. and 8 P. 111.
The P M. train will stop at &Moo] Lane. Wissa
hickon, Manayunk, Spring Mills, and Conshohocken
onl2.
Off SEIDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia 9A. M 234 666 4X P. M
Leave A orristowa 7 A. 1111_,. land 6 P.
FobMAJa-a9Omx
- - -
Leave Philadelphia 8. 8 RS, ti OS min. A M,, 13, SI
434, 634, 834. 8 CB, and 11M P. M
Ltave acanaynnk 5.89 .93;, 113 j a 22 .• 2 . 2 .
7, SM P. M.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave Ph iladelphia 9 A m., 834 eq, and. BP. M.
Leave Mar ayoak 7M A M.. IX and 9 P. M.
W B WIL%O.S. Geeeral Superintsadent.
Depot, NINIM a - ad (I %SRN Street!! 108 tf
vr, gt,W;stogr„ WEST CHESTER
AND PHILADELPHIA RAIL
ROAD, VIA MELIA.
allai td PR ARRANGEMENT
On and after MONDAY, Jane eth, 1865 the trains will
leave as follows:
WEST 1011PSTER TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia for West Cheater at 7.85 and 10.80 A.
31, and 8
_3o. 4 4f. and 6 46 tl M
.
1....5e West Chester tnr Philadelphia at 6 20, 7. Wand
10 26 A. M., and 9 lad 446 at.
Trains leaving Wont Clieetar at 7. 46 A. and 1.02111 V•
eit4 44 P. M. w 11 ant 'stop at
Ponneiton
and will step below B. C. hialitlOn at Media only.
B. 0 JUNOTIO.I9I THAIOB
Leave Philadelphia for B. o.Junction at 5 02 sad 10.30
P.M
leave B. C.Tunction for Philadelphia at 8.28 A. M.
and. 2.20 P. M. ." e
On Tuse days and Fridays only, until further notice. a
Mai het Train with Paasenger Oar mooted. will leave
West Clhesh.r to Philadelphia at 6 58 P M stopping at
all stations.
These trains stop at all intermediate stations.
ON SUNDAYS
Leave Philadelphia at 8.80 A M sad 2P. M.
Leave Weat Cheater st 8 A M. and 6P. AL
Trains i *wing Philadelphia at 7 35 A M and 4.46 P.
M., and leaving West Chester at 7 454. M and 4 46 P.
1101133f , At at B- C. Juneion Antte. taxies Olt P. & E. 0.
B. .R. tot Oxford and Wen/imitate pa me
sAZl:gfittg i nt=7l . 7gln a :l l lllLt a g
responalble for an amonot txoeedtng one hundred dol
lars, unlace a special contrast is made for tte name.
HENRY WOOD, Oen% dup.
PHILADSLPRIA, 51trib 15 1866 4176
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
anaggis 71313 ADAMS
ER
PRBSB <343IIPLIFY. Ogees 344
CHROTIRIT Street, forwards Parcels, Packages. Mer
obaudise, sank Notes. awl Sneed& either by Its own
lines or In connection with other Bimini camp es,
to all the principal TOWNS And Oates la the United
Mateo. 8, S. SANDFORD,
t6/7 General Snportetetient.
1865.
PHOPOtALS.
A SEISTA NT QUARTERMASTER'S
OFFICE, U 39 GIRARD Street,
PrtILADHL.PHIA, Pa , Tens 15. 1854.
SEALED PROPOSA will Ito received at this office
until Is o'clock DL. WEDNESDAY. Sons 21 1865. for
furnishing the following articles of STATIONERY for
a period of three months. commencing July 1, 1843, and
ending 6, member 30, 1866, inclusive:
Boyal Yaw, to welsh not less than 38 lbs to ream.
Legal Cap do., do. do. 14 do.
Cap do., plain and ruled, Is do.
Letter do., do. do. 10 do.
Note do , do. do. 0 d o.
,
envelops d 0 35 W 2.
White lEllotting . -Bcard. 19 24, 100 do
Official kuvelopes, white and buff. -836 a 83, 4x9,
4,4,1 x
Letter Envelopes. white and buff, sy,, x BM. Govern
ment pattern,
Letter Copying Books, 9x II 520 pages
Cap CO RI tug hooka, 10 x 14. 500 Pair.a.
'Blank Books, Bto 12 quires, demi full bound, patent
Mute, Russia comers.
Blank Books 2 to 6 quires, 9 x 1.3%, half roan, 20
akeetc to Ware
IteroorehdllM Boatel, demi, Bro. flash, :eaves.
Black Ink, Arnold's, alma, pint. and hilt Mt bd•
ties.
black Ink, Maynard & Noyes' or Dunbar's, quart;
pint, and half• pint battles.
Carmine Ink. 2-oz. bottles. glass etoppera.
Ink Powders. David's lire quality.
Inkstands academic and mechanic.
Penholders, Besotted
Xttel Pens (Oillott's. 303, 404, 289) and CommerelaL
Quills, No. 80, per 7.1
Lead ?avails. Faber's, Not. 2 and 3
Office Tape, pieces, No. 28.334 yards to the piece.
Office Tape, rolls. No. 23, 144 yards t 4 the roll. -
SeMing Wax per lb
Wafers, 4 on. boxes, "Arnerisan Congress."
White Cringed Itubbe? , l 2 pieces to lb, fleet quality.
Virgin nubher per lb.
Rulers, Toned rubber. 18 inches.
/Deere, round rubber. 18 inches.
Mucilage, limn, pint and B.or, b ntlee
Ali of the above. described to be of the hest qua/MA
and amyl's of each article to be delivered at this ell re
twenty-fohr home previous to the opening of the bids.
The etationery to be inspected by en inspector ap
pointed on the part of the Ooverantent,
The euceessfut bidder or bidders mast be prepared to
furnish. from time to time. such quantities of the above
described stationery as may be required by this Depart-
Me n
b t.
'I e price of etch article to be written both in words
andfinursy, and conform to the terms of ibis adver
tbsemtut. a COPY Of 'Which shruld accompany each p o
pm)•
Each bid must be anarantsod by two responsible per
sons, whose signetnres must be appended to the gua
rantee. and certified to es being gold and sufficient
security for the amount - involved, be the United litotes
district judge, attorney, or collector, or other public
officer
The right le reserved to reject any bid deemed unrea
sonable, and no bids from a deaniting contractor will
be received.
All proposals to be made out on the regular forms, in
dttplicate, which can be bad on application at thin
office.
Bide will be opened on Monday, June 20, 1865, atl2
o'clock M., and bidders are requeeted to be present.
By order Colonel William W. McKim,
Chief Quartermaster, Philad'a Depot. II El A.
GISOEGBO,O[B.
jel6.BtAna Q.
.4-1-A 55ISTANT QUARTERMAdT.MB
OFFICE. 1139 GIRARD Street.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa., Jane 14. 1865.
ONAEBD PEOPOSALb Will be recetred at this Onlee,
flotilla o'clock M., 110.TIIRDAY, June 24, 1866, for far
nlehloit
ANTHRACITE STEAMER COAL
.
fora period of three months cons mewing July 1, 1856,
and ending September 80, 1865. inclusive.
Coal to be of the best quality anthracite, for the use
of mesmerist to weigh. 2,14 e lbs to the ton, and to be
subject to inspection.
She Coal is to be delivered on board versals in the
ports of Philadelphia or New York, in such quantities
and at ouch times as may be required, not exceeding
five thousand (5,900) tone par week.
In case of- failure to deliver the Coal in anificleat
quantity, and at the proper time and place, the Dow re-
Dent reserves the sight to make good any deficiency by
pnrchate, at the contreciorie risk cud expense
be price (w/sm. shosad to stated both sn figura and
tortrissv) must be avast separately for the Coal delivered
on brume of Teasels at this Pert and at bow Toms, ors the
terms and conditions above Mated.
Ten per cent will be withheld from the amount Of all
payments made, which reservation is not to be paid
until the contract shall have been tally completed.
Payment' of tne remaining ninety per cent , or balance
due, will be made monthly, when the Department is in
funds fcr that purpose
Bach offer must be accompanied by a written musts
tee, signed by two or mere responsible parties,. their
responsibilit, col lector, ctified to b bider e bidders g,
attorney, or that theor will,
if hl or th eir bd be &conned, enter into written obli
gation, with goad and sufficient sureties, la the sum of
fifty thousand (110,000) dollars, to tarnish the proposed
en plies_
Jo moboBitiOli Will be considered awes. the terms of
this a4Terilliewent (cteopyj . ef width shot/ Id accompany
each proposal) are c6repluse
bide wilt be opened on Sittarday, June 28, 1965, at
12 o'clock if., and bidders are requested to be nreeent-
Tko right to, reject any bid deemed unreasonable is
reserved, and no bid from a defaulting contractor will
be resolved.
The envelopes to be endorsed "Proposals for Coal,''
and addressed to the undersigned.
By order of Col. Wm. W. McKim,
Chief Quartermaster Philadelphia Deeet.
GBO. If. OBMS
jelt•lOt Captain and A. Q.
. N.
TO BR ID G E BUILDERS.—PLANB
and Proposals will be received by the Sharpsharg
end Lawrenceville Bridge Company till the 22d of
June. for
ERECTING A BRIDGE
Across the Allegbasy River, at Sha.pabtag, Pa. For
partienlars, see the undersigned at the office of Lewis.
SW/Iy, Da: fill, /a Co . , f RHARPaisIIRG. or at No.
2 WATER Street, PITTRISIMG, or address Atm at
gharpsbnyg. Allegbeny county. Pa.
m727-iitnt SABIN C. LEWIS. President.
EDUCATIONAL.
RUGBY CLASSICAL AND ENGLISH
ACADEMY,
1a26 011.3b1110T STRUT, PHILADELPHIA.
This institution. 'which will. be established 1411 HP.
TERME NEXT. is destined to rival the ti..et schools of
this country, and of England in 116 system of Warne.
Lion and discipline. and In the fullness of its olassieal
and mathematical course.
Those preparieg for college will be flitted to take a
high Mil In their eines. and to graduate with honor.
It will be the apecial aim, elan. 10 prepare young men
for business or. professional Wm oironlars, with full
information, *an be had lit hsetnut stseet.
EDW. CLARENCE MTH. 1. M., Principal.
BEITIONORS. —Caleb Cope. Esti, Hon. Wm. D. Holley,
Hon. Jos. Allison. Alexander. Whilldia. Roo Thomu
Potterußsg.. A. H. Francisco". Han, H. P. M. Main
bine. bin. myls-mwf4m*
NO VACATIONS. --PREPARATION
for Business Life. Instruction In Book-keeping,
in all its branebee, Penmanship, Commersial Celettla•
Moto, Business Forms •&e at
CRITTENDEN 'EI COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
_ 637 lISIONIIr Street, eor. of Seventh.
ireeirrapneus,
by both Sound and Paper lestruments.
Students received at any etre& and instructed soya•
rately, at such hours as may best set, £h awe&
nhnes. DO 11110.
B •
RYANT, :STRATTON, & BANNIS
TER'S NATIONAL COMMERCIAL 00 GLUM.
ASSEMBLY HUILDINEt,. 8. W. corner of CHESTNUT
and TENTH Etrests Distraction in Book-keeping.
Penmanship, Commercial Arithmetic. Commercial
Law, Easiness Correspondence. Forme, etc. Yoftug
lig.tft„yho desire a thorough education for business
'mould avail themselves of she advantages of this Mehl
intim
Cllll or send for a circular. 147- St
I.IEXTV 111:111.41811ING GOODIN.
FINK SHIRT MAKETFACTOItY.
The subscribers would incite attention to their
lIIRLIOVED OUT OF 6111.1tT8,
ffitleh they znahe a epssialty in their business. Mao.
*onstantly resettle'
PO YWCAS FOR GENTLIMISIPB WAX
J. W. SCOTT do Co.
tiIitiTLEMBN'S TURNISHING STORE,
No, 814 CHESTNUT Street,
9►2.1y roar doors below the Continental
(1 OA I, .--BIJOAR LOAF A.VBE
inlaDOW. and Ming Dlonsktutu Laktith Coal, and
Loot Loonet Monahan. from Sehuylkill. tampered ex
pre-614 for family etc Depot, W. @MU JUGHT I 3
cud. WILLOW Bgraiiii. Oaf/NI:to. 1191 Nona SBOOMD
4 tleat tan 154.13 .7. WALTOr & CO.
AMERICAN WINEB -100900 GAL
LONS pure Catawba and Isabella WINES in bar.
We and ow is, from the most esiserated vineyards In
the Dotted States; warranted strictly pure; very low
for east or approYed paper
Per sale by JOHN H. 001111. Agent,
S E. corner PROXY and BAREST streets.
P. 0. Box 4133 JelS St*
EMEDIBBR, IF YOU WANT TO
.. A.V
get god nithorxxo. aca mogerate price. for the
timer, yea on C. S. HIMMiiLWRIGIST, ➢io. *a* ft.
FOLOSTII Street. jel7Ats
MACKEREL, HERRING, BRAD, ate
-3,K0 bbl" Mau. Noe. 1. 1, sad i Maekeeel.
lits•umght gat Ash, in awaked paekagem.
1.000 bale. New Raidport. ?minim Bet. and HaMae
Warring.
a r m Poxes Labels. Sealed. No. 111'welag.
bbla New Hems Shad.
!ZO boxes Heridiner•loYant7 lakit
ill *kr/ and for sale by NanMY h £OOlB
!ate.tf We. 116 1106 TE
4 . n MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT
LOABED UPON DILMONDS, WATCIISE
aVVEL.III , PLATS OLOTOIXG. ac,
JeitEB & oo '8
OLD 88TAMIKIIRD LOLA OPFICIS,
Cloy= THIRD sat GAEMILL below Lombard,
1024 W
WARS & WATSON'S
SALLWAXDU Min
STOIII.
JAI 111312111% YOURTH nun.
PRILADIJAPIILL !A.
luso vastat, of 711.11-PROOI DAM aware el-.
+cad-
diamp E. E. BARLEY,
• FIIRNISERNO 'UNDERTAKES,
S. L oozes TINTEL and tilitELK Streets. 1034 m
COAL.
FOR NA:LIT-AND TO LET.
FOR SALE A THREB.STORY
.113,".ckDwelling sled lot of gronnd. S. W.
corner of Plrilt end iiPliffta Streets. Fur par:lon.
law, imply t o
SDSBI,IE D. DAN'S. ittotney_a - tLeig,,
98.9-etfen6t. 819' W 61,617,1 1. Otreet.
FOR BALE,—AN EXCZLLICRT
Affei et re nwt Business Piece, 214 Doeit el,reet.
&Donor fewetDas, Stlfeet non!, 110.168911. reed street.
Elora and ® welling, rood Itn*lna.a Stand, 235 Borth
thrteentb street, Corner of Winter.
Convenient Dwelling, No. 263 South Tenth street;
pessession soon .
Neat Dwsilieg, No TW Shirley street,
Dssiroble Dttel.tag, Broad street. above. Brown; let
20 by 160 feet.
8 F. GI - 44N, 1213 Spun FOURTH Street: or
3010 B. W. ear. BBVSNTBSIOTHI and MOW.
di FOR BMX,. WITH IMMEOIA:TR
ramsg o ot,. t le t. convenient Dweling 2014
F OLWIN.
S. W. e,u. BIRVENTEENTH and OK B 1
FOR BALE-HOUSE, NO. 908
=I.FR sNRLIN Pootor. ICupOire of J. P.
FERERTON, Mo. 1427 North Firm Bt , je4l.m•
CASH AND OTL STOCKS TO EX
ePaIfGE for Real Refute. aderese '•11. M. C."
Forr699 P. 0 jel7-3i*
FOR SALE-A WELL SECURED IR
redeemable Ground gent of 100 per annum
ARLO' to ALWILID
jets t• . at R .. fit%PH :itreek
FOR SALE—A VALUARIA LOT OF
Ground. 8 E corner of Drod and Gallowhill eta :
WO by 240 feet:
Do do , 8 3 corner of Bridge and Thirty.se.
:lord streets; 142 by 218 feet
Do. do., b w. corner of Bridge and Tbirty-se•
eond streets 100 by 210 feet.
Do. do., s. W. owner of Thirty- second and Ha
verford streets; 2.8 by 10:339 feet.
Do doff. W corner of Ninth and Berks
streets; 6 0 0 by 1 90 fast.
Do. d o ., 5, 11. c-raer of Twenty second and
Spring Garden streets; 90 by 109 feet
Do. do.. Farb' road, between Chestnut and
W alma streets; 00 in 120 feet.
Do. do., blips:win street. from Twenty-elghth
street to the Sebnylkil , ; 1,000 by 104 feet.
Do. do., on Manheim street, Germantown;
shout 3 acme.
Do. do., on Tacony street. at Holmesbnrig.
With many others of cartons sine.
B. F GLawar.
3t1.0 133 South FOIITITH Street.
DC ORS SASH, SHIT TT Eft 8, AND
,_II , DLDINGS for sale, to close an &state. 1:11.6
CIZIERaIt btrect. isl6-6t.
OFFICE ROOMS TO BE LET-DE
SIRABLE KO MS, en'telle for Oil, Goal. or
Brokers' Olttee, So 11.8 O. THIRD Street. jel3 61#
OFFICE FURNITURE AND • FIX.
2Dh E 9 PY)b. ALE —The I. eqs. Counters Table's.
Metre flatlet, Safe, Stove. Letter Preece., he ~ A c ,
la the flee Do 37 Smith THIRD Street. now occupied
by the undersigned are offered tar sale, to be deliv.red
OD the fret of july.
ietS.et MUER, BROOKS, &
OIL LEASES ON SUGAR GREEK.
THE PIOTRONA OIL ISOSITANY.
nif COIEV1.117• owning in fee simple over TWO
EttIqDRRD ACHES of valuable OR ferritory on Sugar
Creek, will lea's OIL favorable terms, a limited 11Clul•
ber of choice lots A part of the tern tory ie now h ling
developed. Ot a wrll to be bored within ninety dare,
and thrre wore within a year.
For further oarttculare. inquire at the °Moe of the
Vcrinpan7. 524 WALD ITT Stre% t
Jett. wfmBt , 030. 13 meirrm, Secret... 7.
COPARTMERSIFIIPth
THE COPARTNERSHIP H }lTO
fore existing between RlRabf e. Tr. MB *La. end
AISTIkEW J. , „AWERSICS am Active Partners, and
.INATTRaW NEWKIRK as Ehlent Pa•taer. under the
style aee arta of Klb BALL & Le WHAM:IN. In the
bn,iness cf making ARTIFICIAL LIMBS, is. by mu
teal cement dissolves,.throngh the 7 , tiremeni of Raid
LAW RBIS CZ from the firm, by set Mg his entiro I ,, terert
in the burinees to the meld idATTRBW 1111WIVIIK,
who becomes an active partner. The Massimo' will DO
cot:Mired under the style and firm of Kalf.BehL &
COMPANY. /DRAM A Klbiksel.b,
e1(J) W J. 1,•W8&YCB,
RAT YR SW ksit +FRI RIZ.
•
RV buoy Street, ; Rev, 1866. JRlfilt
REMOVALS.
REMOVAL.-GEO. W. WATSON &
co. bays removed their (11RitIa011 iIIIPOSITOIII
to their old place, Po. 11119 CHUTE( I' Street (ands
Coocert Hall).where they will beep a stock of Clerrlares
of their own make. and will receive orders for every
deeerintioo of first. clans work.
.5131• M 7.1565. je7 31n
REMOVAL.
WILLIAM wurarai
Hu Removed from Jo. 1020 to Ito. 1231 0112111.
NOT Street. 2. 11 corner of TRIXTESX , FII Street.
Where he invitee the attention of honeekeepere, atle
time commencing tionsekileging, to kla exteneive aa
sortment of useful
ROUSH yuaNitanura GOODS.
Superior Refrigerators, Table Cutlery. Family Haig
ware. Children's Carriages, as., die. agg4.2/0
LEGAL.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
IN
CITY ArtD CODSTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Wats of FaLBDTIPR RliSek_dcee.ed
Motice le hereby elven that MARY RESSR. widow
of laid decedent, hay Bled in maid Court her Petition
sad Apprairemeet, elsiallac personal property to the
Paine of N. which she elects to retain under tne aorta
April:l4th, ISM,. and the elippl ,, lneztte theret.), and Moil
the came will ba confirmed ny the eeid Court on FRI
DAY, June Salk, 1863, unions exceptions be died thereto.
JORN SRALYIR )di,
je.6.4t* Attorney for Petitioner.
VSTATE OF BIDDLE FLINCoOK,
deceased.—Lettere l'estamewary to the &Lite of
BIDDIE BABCOCK, deceased, Eating been granted to
the anbscribere, al/ r anon. indebted to said estate are
requested to make nayment, and those having alalina to
present them without deliy.
r o u t tn e o t c eo p erm.% l s 9 o N, Nr or . tb sit T eo T
tiv,r .
BURTI6BAISBaIt, 6401V_
jet-mot'
FIF;Li s ML A I 2 4p A CTIOIT DISTRICT 9F
Assessor's Office„ United States int...nal Revenue,
Germantown June Bth IS3I •
NOTICE ishereby given to all persons aoocerned, that
the Annual Lists, Enumerations and assesemente for
the year 1812, taken puma ant t the gaols. Law of thp
tinueotva McaLlm.r.uzu or. Z0.a.4
VAISIA, have been cam eted
These Lists and Aasestments are a statement otthe
Tax which has been assessed by Assistant Asseseors
upon Licenses, Incomes, Carriages, Billiard Table*.
Botoltng Alleys Plate of Saver and Gold, Gold
Wotch.o, Pianos, .Ifefedeotis and Parlor Organ:, and
the sub•er,ber, at his alai itt UNIIII tell%) wN. arid.
on TIIISDA.Y. Jane 27th. of the current year between
the bents of A M. tine 3P M., receive and determine
all APPEALS that may b. made relative to ger erre
'lnoue or excessive vamation, as•esements or enntasra
%ions of Assistant Assessors. in she Mu, Oth, 7th, Stn 9th
and 10th Divisions, (being the 22d, 23d and 25th war d% at
the city of Phileoeiphi.;i and on TPURsI)O7 . , Jtllli
19th lie will sit for the same ma,pose lo DO ' , LUC° vit
Becks county, at the niece of JOHN W. COWELL.
Esq Collector of the Distrid, oetween the hours of 9
A. AL and 8 P M., for Divisions Dos. 1,2, 3, and 4
(Bucks comity )
All APPEALS must be made In writing, and must
specify the par Pinter cause, matter or thing respecting
which a decision is r.quested. and shall moreover,
etate the ground or principle of error complained of.
.461 - All persons who c o not file written appeal. on or
Wore the above. named days for hearing toe tame. Will
be estopped from obtaining any almtenn.nt of their
axes. EDWIN T CHASE
•
iefim•th• m•tuAt aaP43Bsoi . ' iiiii) - 151arl - CTFET a.
MEDICAL. ,
ELECTRICAL OFFICES. I
{
to. 15410 orth ELEVENTH, below SLOE Street.; l
also, CHESTNUT and FORTIETH Street. West Phi-
1111611;411a
DR. TROM&S /ILEA hsmlng been very etlitt6W , t,
tat in the care of Diseases by this now method, •
{would inform his friends and the Pnbi is scat he is
still beneiltting and curing many whom tuudiglait 1
dM not affect, and considered incurable.
IWe will mentions few of the Diseases in the ease
which this treatment seldom If ever tails:
Rheumatism. Felons, Kidney Diseases,
Detiralgia, bianicrime, Liwer ..
revalyme, tilsers. Genital , •
/Cramps, Bolls, Spinal
Dyrperwilt, Abelian, 'Throat
Feyer 4 AVM Eruption,. Pr - eternal'.
iAsthma. Inflammations,' Roe Emissions,
Geneestlol., Hemorrhage. Diabetes. Al.
PAWN:ft will be treated at their residente. when
1 deslredo. largo number of testimonials may be seen
at the °Dees fro7/3 'patients in this say, , ionenits
tions (retie. Otess hours 9 A. M. to 6P. M .in the
I city. DR. THOS. ALLEN,
( Sml9.3lst Eiestrislan.
FLECTROPA.THIO ESTABLISEt
NWT. —DR. A. B. STEVENS, one of the PIUS',
DISCOVERIES of a new system of treating disease let
NODIPIED ELECTRICAL APPLICATIONS, and wi%
hae been no very aneeessfol at PENN 880 ARE for Vet
last three years, has removed his Olbse sad Resident,
to 163$ VIER Street, one door bolow Seventeenth.
All persons desi rinstalg referensee, or any Partielllfet: ,
With retard to ble &pomode of treatment, will pleas
fall or wad for a. samblit
Coasnitation. or *dirt aritnltatur. MLA%
MACHINERY AND IRON.
PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
BOILER WORES. LEVY,
PRAOTiCAL AND TligonsvloAL ESOP/ ERRS, MA.
OBINISTS. BOILER-MASERS. BLAOKEINTTES, and
POUNDERS, having for ma,ll7years been in saseeseful
operation, and been exetusivety engaged in batiding
and 'Apart] , g Marine and River Buenos, high and low
pressure, Iron Boilers, Water TanktPropellers, Ac.,
respectfully offer their services; to the publte as
being fully prepared to contract for engines of all sizes
Ulnae. Biter, and ElintioneryF having cots of patterns
of different ewes, are pre p ared to 'negate Mere BM
quick despatch Evers d Warp:dial of pattern-making
made at the shortest notice. Digh and Low Prawns.
Fine, Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, of the best Peen
sykrania charting iron. Forgings of all sites and kinds;
Iron and Brass Owings of all descriptions; Boil-
Yarning, Screw•Clutting, and all other work connected
with the above business.
Drawings and versification* for all work done at the
establishment freeof charge. and work guaranteed.
This subscribers have ample wharf-dock roost for re
pairs of boat., where they can lie in perfect safety, and
are provided with Rheum. blocks. falls, De., dm., for
ragbag heavy or light weights ,
JACOB C. NIAPIE.
JOHN P. LEVY,
BEACH and PSLMhB &mete.
VJATORAII" HIIMPICIt WILLIAM Y. mmottogt
-Tram D. OOPE,
OUTHWAIIIC FOUNDRY,
FIFTH AND WASHEVITON VENETA,
. . .
MERRICK do SONS,
SHOISESIIB AND MACHINIST%
. . .
Manufacture Gish and Low Pressure Steam Engines,
for land, river, and rumba service.
Dollars ! Gasometer., Tante Iron Boat!, Re. .; Cant-
Ine 11 1 11.03, either iron or brass.
Ira , 'frame Roofs for Gas Morin, Workshops. mall•
'
road Stations, sm. Mori,
Retorts and Gas Machinery Of the latest and most tm.
Proved eonstrnedon.
Byers description of Plantation Machinery. sash as
Sonar, Sam, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans, Open
Steam Trains. Defeestors, Fitters. Pumpin g &Wass, Sta.
Sole meats for P BLlLlenx's Patent tingar•Bolling
Apparatus, Resmyth's Patent Steam 'Hammer, and
Aspinwall & WolBo7'll Patens Centrifugal &Mar.
Draining Machine. ant/ if
MORGAN, ORR, & CO., E , TEAM EN
431NE Buji.DEBS. Iron lonudorft. 444 Boseral
Igaihinists sad Boiler Mahon. 80. 1219 BALLOW.
HILL Street. Philadelphia fs2o•tt
& LONG,
'LA FULTON WORKS, 1340 551011 BMW,
BiMittens. flacidniete, Boller Rakers? and Om
131111deria
Tank], of every dexception made to order,
Sole Agents for Lento Marine Saline, eters. roYIS-17
THOMAS M'DONOIJOH,
OBBBRAL BLA.CBBMITHIN4.
SLR STREET, ABOVE DOB BMW
PRAIIELIN, PABA
Jga. Boring tools on hand or made to order on short
notice. nrrll-Non
WHITE VIRGIN WAX OF ANTIL-
I , L/21 —A. now Fronde Oosmeets for beautifying and
Orwieroint tho eomPlazion. Il is the most wonderful
compound of the age. There Ls neither ehalk, powder,
ingineata, bannath,nor tale Snit*, composition, It being
compound entirely of 2nte Virgin Wax 'hones the ex ,
nordinary
fair,
for praline - bug tha ektn. mairlfit
It loft, smooth, fair, and inureparent It makes Me Old
IMPear 'wing the homely handsome, the handsome
more beautif ul, and the moat beautiful divine Pricer
, u) and 6 1 .) cents. Prepared only br Ht IST k 40„ per.
finoera, 41 South EIGHTH Street, two doors above
Chestnut. and 132 Synth SEVENTH. Street, above
Walnut. con?-dm
NUARSHAL'S S LE.-B VIRTUE OF
a Writ of sate, by the Hon. soak' . CAD WALL..
plat, Joann of the Mettle C. , nit of the limited stets,
in and for the Distorts District of Pennsylvania. In Ad
taeait,. to me directed. wit/ be solo at poblic asle tO
highest and bent biiider nor cash, at Hit q aft MI.'S
STORE. No 142 North FRONT Wreet on Ft:WON
June bOtt, 1865, at 15 o'ciock If the rsadue of Ceigo of
the Steamet DENNIII DA. consisting of 21 cases of Carat.
ry Sabres; 10 DEAD.. 960 reams, of Bank Not. Paper;
1 Me, 96 re init. of Footemp. and I 316 groan Wit Bat
tone: Alto. the residoo of Cargo of Sono° ser ERMA.
consisting of 8 kegs of Canister Powder and 5 CV4.33 of
61 nal eta. Also. the mid re of Cargo of Steamer D if E
GAL noutistice of 518 toga of Cai.non Powder. Sam
ples at Store. 142 North PEON Y Street
W.LLIAVI .8111.LWA RD.
D. S. Marshal Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, JULE/4, 1865 jel6 6t
I-I.A.VANA CIGLR#3.—A GOOD VA
/111174 soneteatly in store And bona, et towed
osoh rates. S. PCIGETET at SONS,
1024.67,a* No. RIG South rlio,lll' Strait.
AUCTION SALES.
BBINLEY, & 00.
No . 0,15 oIigiTDDY and MA JAYNS StreaL
sgla OF Isf
OM PU ONTJID P
AND D
NOORNI KISPIO DRY GOODS,
M kY
Jona 20th, at 10 o'clock, on form months' tradl , . 400
packagers and fro.• of tansy and staple dry triode
LDP/D'lt BLACK AslD COLOSSI/ TNIBBY biIAWLB,
811,8 PAINGNS.
ON TrtIND.tY„
Lmoln's IN6 high oolored tblbet eteterle,elm fringe&
Lnpin'sl64 Waal" ticibat sbawts. .11k fringas.
Impin's 12
ydit-ArO,
S t v s A'AD d
S s l ho
d w ta , . Wmka M
b a
n .
I,OX P w BB e O a h . RD kFOS CITYBADS. g
,
6.4 sutra Ono block mare mohair*.
—6 4 uparlina emallty do,
—0.4 tined IssPof_ do.
wawa OWODS.
♦ JargA assortment of etbito itooeie, taeltaluit extra
re Staisa mna Ing.
&V dozen boon t.wettr ,
TEA V /11.611 G HEI MT&
NO amen lug* •Nize trasiollttrg anti ha
D 06136110 GOODS FOR CASH.
Bleachad and broaro onvoins, dilll6.
6(.0 bl.O, and white balraors.la.
40 pieces Burlington PlaCk'doPPlrilli.
Bair, o‘tiveLp, e%Minierk. /ro
DALE OP &RI !UR AND'FISIMOD . GOODY;
Snot landad from bummer Emus, of Dm ImportatlON , Of
Moms. Benkard & Button
ON PUESDasTa
June 20, at 10 o'clock
.50ptecee Luria 's 6 4 black Milaiin de lainee,
•tc o do do 3-4 black and colored crape migiretts:
entire balance of importation.
26 Piece , Loton's 7 4 and 6-4 bleoillanreolored *rape
menus; balance of importation.
110 pima Lupine a-4 black tamartines; balance of
isopo*Lation.
26 Pi.ePa Lapin'a 3 4 black and colored hernanit b 6.
lacce of importation.
20 pt, con tunic 's 9-4 black florentioes .„
60 do do paid, }drive. and plain ellestrie n ";
jam landed
50 phew, Lapin', bl a ck bombazines. flue to sacertl ca.
26 pieces Lupin's bate* and a.lored challies; entire
bai neck
60 Voce', 6-4 black Clanton clothe, all qualities.
50 pieces 6-4 black and colored mohair Metres, fine to
enperilos.
100 pieces pink, bluo, and buff chambray*,
2- 0 Lupia s superfine black nag colored Thibet
/shawls. ells Pin zee
Also. 100 olecte black mond rem:Wines.
60 pieces 26 by 40 inch heavy black glom grains.
S ALE OF STEAM TUG, BARGES,
AIM SEINE BOATS.
CHIBY QUARTERmesros'S ()BRUM.
oErom Or WAIMINUTONt
W•91111111TON, B. 0.,
Juan lg, 1865,
Will be sold at public buction at ALBIABDIIII,
Virginia. under the dirastion of Captain J Q. C. LSE,
A. Q M. 11 B. A , en PSIDAY Jane 23, ISSN at 11
o'cloel A M , tbree Barges as !OMR a:
Barge Ail PAM Q. km
Barge BAIL 00117MBIA. -
Barge lreebr.
direction
Wilt be sold, under th A e direction of Captain EL B.
LaCBT, 4. Q. M „ at Q.streez wharf. to the city of
Washington, D. C, on bk rURDWir, Snug '24, DM at
10 o'clock A. the following vessels, via:
nt.amteg Jlgnitlll BAKER,
Barge JetitlS P CSR's . and
TW../ GABLE SEINE 804.Td.
Terms caeli, in tvovormaent feriae.
D. H. HITCES,
'Brigadier General and Chief Gaartarm H a.tar.
jel4 9t Depot of We,hteekett.
SALE OF SEE VICEABLE MULLS
QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S Orrice,
WAiiillinTON, D. C.. Jute 9,.1876.
By direction of the Qa.ti Le. waster Genet al. there will
be sold, at public auction. to the highest bidder. at the
time. and pieces DM- d Pel -w viz •
WILLIAMSPORT. PA TRUltr-D kY Jane 15, 10511.
talk Tlis c. DO a, PA T AY.Jane la 1961.
SestANTON. PA.,TiII:IEBD tY, Ai, 'Jaen
WILGIGGTOR, EL , CHUReGA.T. Tune 42. 1885.
PITTOBORG,. . 1V -DAY, June 27. 18116
BARRIsBURG. PA., TRflutiD Cr, Jane 25, 1885.
Two hundred SERVICEABLE MULES at each place.
Many of them were bought in the beginning of the
war a. young mules. accompanied the armlos in all
Buis marcbta and camps. and are thoroughly hrolrea,
hardened by exercise, gentle and familiar nom being ea,
long surround. d by the soldima.
Though sound and serviceable. they are no longer re
quired 1n the arms, and ean be purchased at these sales
at far leas than lb eir true value Tlo- attention of both
miner and bowers lb especially invited.
Mules sold singly Sale. to commence at 10 A.M.
Terms—Cash, in United Biates currency.
JaM9S A SKIN,
lin Brevet lidgedier General,
inebwrge Firat Division Q G. 0.
R'ALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER
-oc, HASTEN STORKS, GB, kild, AND 0if.a.121 SACKS,
CHIEF QUARTEMASTAR'S OPPIOB,
DEPOT OF WAERiNOTON s
WASEINUTON, D. it , Jane 10, 1866
Will be sold at public auction, under the direett.trt 3
Captain Samuel B Lanffsr, A Q K._ a; farm.
S'f BeET WEI AftF, In the city of WASB I SWOP, 1) 0.,
on WBONBSDAY, June 21 1865. at 10 o'clock A. 86., a
lot of Quartermaster Stores, 002d911111ed as being antli
for public service ' via:
Com rates. Knives and. Forks, Stoves, Tables,
Brushes, Mutate', Lanterns, Brooms, Aitken, ()hairs,
Paulin, sm.
ALSO
At the lame time and recce: lIICMTV.PIVIR Imighal*
of CORN, Twß TFI BNB TgOilailgill biretta!" of
OATS, and ONE 1117.11(DReD AND FAIT THOUSAND
Ctlle IN hACKS
harcesstul bidders will be rennired to remove the
Stores within Ave (6) days from date of sale,
Terme sash, in Government Amos
D BUCKS%
Brig. Gen. and Chief Qyartersaisster.
.1.12 St Depot of Washington.
SPECIAL SALES OF SERVICEABLE
-• DRAFT HORSAS.
QUARTERMASTER GB/BRAUN MICE.
WARDINGTON, D. ft, Joao L 1885.
By direction public
auctionrtermseter General, there will
be cold at onblic to the highest bidder, at the
times and pp agea named below, - vie;
GIE6BIM°, D. C , MONDAY, June 6, 1886,
GIAC SONO, D. C., PA PIG RD AY. Jane 10, 1565,
GMBORti, D. C , MONDAY. Jute 12. 1836,
BALTIMORE MD.,WEDNEW AY, June 14, 1886
ILLIAIDIPOWT, SATITILDAY. June 17, 1865,
WEsTOBEsTER. PA.. SATIJADA t Jane 17, 1882.
GIESBORO )4 C. cATIIRD eY Jnee l 7 1866,
OIESBORO, D C., MONDAY. 'Jose 19 1850,
OiESI3ORO D.O SATURDAY, Jane 21, CEO,
PHILADELPHIA, PA ,_FigTOJECIPA Y. June 24, 1.866,
°ITC BOAC 1) C., MONDAY. June 28 1060.
PiTTsEDIRG, PA., Sant AD tY July 1. 1060.
1,311585cR0. D. C.. RATURDLY, Jrtly 1, 186),
Two Elmira &minable Watt Gorses at each place
An ommtunity to purchase a superior class of Draft
Bs: , es, at tar leas than their true value, is now afforded
to the pablic. MR animals, though coned and cervice
able, are an longer required to the army, and must be
sold. The attention of managers of city railroads and
of mannfacto. lee is especially canal to tame salsa
Bones sold singly. Salee to commence at 10 A. 12.
Terme—Cosh in United States currency
Steamboat for tlieeliore will leave Seventh-4mA
wharf. Washfneton_evervhn3l o nis G A . am
• Brevet Brigadier general in charge,
JeSISt Firet Division. Q. 40. O. 0.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT RORhES
QIIARTISNAIAATER GENERAL'S OFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION.
WASHINGTON CITY, Star 19, 1885.
Wilt be sold at publia auction, to the highest bidder.
at Giesboro, D. C. on
FliftrAY, June 2, 1865,
TIIE-DAY June 8, 1865,
THURSDAY. June 8 186,
FRIDAY, Jane 9, 1865,
AND ON
TUESDAY, THURVIAY. and FRIDAY
of each week tbereafter during the mouth. of June, 1866,
TWO HUNDEBD CAVALRY. HO ttBES EACH DAY.
.For road and farming purposes many good bargains
may be had.
Horace sold singly. Sale to commence at 10 A. M.
Terms mob. in United States currency.
Steamboat for Giesboro will leave Seventh street
wharf. Washington, every hour from 9 A. M to 6 P. M.
:lAMB.; a. BKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General, in charge let Divieion,
Quartermaster General's Office. in. Mt
SALE OF GOVERNMENT lIORSES.
QCAN.TERNANTES. 1512NERAVB "sprint,
Finn DIVISION,
WASNINOTON OM, May 38.1855.
Will be sold at public auction. to the highest bidder ,
at the times and slices amind below. viz •. ,
BALTIIKOaII, MARYLAND, WEDS glom%
Jane 7. 1861.
LANCASTER. PEaNSIIfiVaNIA, THURSDAY,
June 8. 1865.
READING, PEN in tllll, 5 VA.p., THURSDAY,
WEST CHESTER. Ipi n stll4V l L lardiNlA., THURSDAY,
MIFFLIN, PENS LV/NIA, THURSDAY,
PITTBBUEB, PE s it u r i ga4.k.s., TEDRADAY.
DALTIMORR, MArY.LA I NT . WEDNESDAY,
June 28 18136,
PITTSBURG. I".ENNSI LVANIA, THURSDAY.
June 29. 1155.
TWO HUNDRED CAVALRY HORSES
at each place.
For road and farming purposes many good bargains
may be had
Dorms sold singly. Sales to comment') at 10 A. H.
Terms—cash, In United States currant
JAMES A. REIN,
Brevet
vet Bmgadier Oeneral ,
102-25 t In charge First Division Q. M 0. 0.
NOTICE. -BALE OP-ARMY MULES
QtrARRIIRMAsTini GENICHAL'B OFFIO,II
WAffifilNerotc. D. C . M 11728 UM.
MANY THOIIS6IIDS OF MULES are being dieposed
of at public sale at Washington.
The sales will sontinee until the manlier of animals
Is reduced in proportion to the reduction Of the armies,
now going on midis.
There are In The Armies of the PoSomas, of the Ten ,
neksee, and of Nord',
_probably YOUR THOUSAND
OP lin MAST 61X•MULN TRAMS IA TilE
WORLD.
It
any 0 . 1
them were bonght in the beginning' of the
war, as young mules, accompanied the armies In all
their marches and camps, and are thoroughly broken,
hardened by exercise, gentle and familiar, from being
so long surrounded by the soldiers.
The whole South le stripped of farmin stack, and the
North also bee suffered from the drain of f animals, taken
to Nippy the armies.
Theseanlmals are so'd at publiemmtlon; THEY WILL
NOT BEING EJUITHING LIKE THEIR. TRUE
VALUE i And such OpPortonitlee for farmers to get
working animals to stock tact! fermi!, And for drovers
and dealers in stook to make good speotriations, by
purchasing them and diepoeing of them in the South,
will never occur again.
IN, G. AIIIIGtt,
Cinartermaeter General,
.le2-2it Brevet Major General.
SALE OF VIsIITED STATES STEAM
WIZ AT AUCTION.
UNITED STATBS NAVY YARD, •
WASHIROToIt, D. 0 .. Jane 8. 1665.
Will be sold at public sale, to the highest bidder, at
12 o'clock M. ,
016 SATURDAY,
the twenty 'fourth day of Jane nest, at the NitifT Yard,
Waehingtea. D. 0.., the Matted Stahel steamers Bal
timore, Watch, Juniper, Teaser, Patnsta, Bowles%
CaCUM, N. Seymour, Occur de Lion Zsta,
'Western World, Dumbarton, Milian, and Bat.
Tee Baltimore is a wooden side wheel steamer, of the
follewieg dimenewee Length, 200 fiat; breadth of
beam, 26 feet 8 lushes; devil .,.: hold, 10 feet; diameter
of cylinder, 94 tackles; stroke of piste. a seer Ainslie&
he Watch a propeller: Length, 62'feet; breadth of
beam, 17 feet; depth of hold, 7 feet; diameter of cylin•
der, 16 inches; stroke of piston. 15 inches.
The Juniper le &propeller with eine% engine: Length,
78 feet; breadth of beam, 18 feet; depth of hold, 8 feet;
diameter of cylinder, 29 inches; stroke of piston. 20
Inches,
The Teaser id a siegie engine propeller' Leillttbr BO
feet; breadth of beam, L 9 feet depth of hold, 7 fent; dia
meter of cylinder. 20 inches; stroke of piston. 93 lucked
The Putnam is a wooden side-wheel steamer: Length,
103 feet Blacktop; breadth of beam. 22 feet depth of held,
7 feet I Inches; diameter of cylinder, 32 lneLes; stroke
of piston, 6 feet
The Resolute is a double engine propeller: Length.
81 feet; breadth of beam, 16 feet 6 inches; depth of hold,
7 feet; diameter of cylinder, 17 Inches; stroke of piston,
17 inches.
The Cactus lea wooden aide wheel steamer; Length,
110 feet ; breadth of beam, 22feet 6 Inches:depth of hold,
7 feet 6 inches; diameter of cylinder, 31 inches; stroke
of piston. 7 feet.
The J. M. Beymonr is a wooden side-wheel steamer:
Lerma, 100 f.ett breadth of beam. 19 feet 8 Inches:
depth of held, 7 feet B in chair; diameter of cylinder. 93
RAPS: stroke of piston, 8 feet
The Cann de Lion is a wooden side.whem Mesmer:
Length, 92 feet 7 lathes; breadth of beam, 21 feet 8
Itches; depth of hold, 6 feet 2 inches; diameter of cy
linder, 24 Inches; stroke of Piston, 6 feet.
The Zeta le single engine propeller: Length, 53 feett
breadth of beam, 12 feet If inches; depth of hold , b feet 9
lecher , : diameter of cylinder. 16 inches; stroke of Ids.
ton. 13 inches,
The Mystic is a wooden propeller, single engine;
Length, 157 feet; breadth of beam. 24 feat 7 inches;
depth of hold, 12 feet; diameter of cylinder, 42 inches;
stroke of piston. 41s inches.
Tee Western World is a wooden propeller: Length.
178 feet; breadth of beam, 34 .set 9 lashes; depth of hold,
9. feet; diameter of cylinder, 34 Inches; stroke of piston,
4 feet.
The Bat is a side wheel steamer, built of steel platen
hi Inch thick Length, 230 feet; breadth of beam, 26 feet;
depth of bold, d feet 10 itches; diameter of cylinder. 62
inches • stroke of piston. 4 fast .
be • Deneirsw on is an iron side-wheel steamer:
Length. TA feet; breadth of beam. 26 feet 4 theme ;
, depth of hold, 13 feet 9 inches; diameter of cylinder, Si
inches; diets of piston, 60 inches
The Lillian is An iron tide- wheel steamer; Length,226
feet; bread ti of beam, 29 test 4 Inches depth of hold, 11
feet; diameter of cylinder, 40 inches; stroke of piston,
64 niches.
The vessels may Lessen. and farther partieniare made
known, on atplication to Commodore J. B. Moutgente.
ry. Comm a / 4 1sta Waehingto. Nem r Yard.
TOMS Of sale Stan. is G oyernment fends; five (9) per
tent, on each ye, eel at the time of sale, and baleen
within elk days thereafter. jail- mwf at
COTTON AND FLAX SAIL Ding
AND CANVAS, of all numbers and brands.
Tent Awning,Trunir. and Wagon•aorer Dnak. Also,
Paper biannetatro Are Drier Felts, from one to las fast
wide; Domains, Bolting Sail Twine. &a
• JOB% NVERNAN & CO.
Jo. Ma JONES' ADM
CHILD WEN'S CARRIAGES, EN
nall-Ninntllnorilirs FOE THE SP) 115 0
ov iriyQE. sad for sale by
IS-ti 157 abd 169 aUST°24 i al ' U°"
AUCTION
_M4,4..t6.
JOITIst B. Illir/RS &
BBEd, Nos. .2132 and 23t NowtKgr
POSITIVE lAtinof r RlllOll AND Waite
OOtAlb, de.. TS'S tray, 46 r).
A CARD —We Melts Ole ear;e wistim
to tbe desirable ase+rtmesd: of Preac e h.
Britieb, and American dry emcee. ern
/one of eh le• articles, to be peresnymeus 'I:1.'1
M
on fatty months' crerrit.
1110.1tNI1A GI at 10 o'cleek. precisely.
rratzmrroßT saraj PP PRB7Ci t i'stift,
lira, AND oarTiwit DRY GUNN , t ,
• THIS SIONNIft G. , '''
Jane 19th at 100'r:oak. still be mild by
on four MOAde credit. about' . 14, 4
650 PACK i - salii AND TATA
of Preneb. India. Gelman. arid' Brilitirdry go
smbrarine a isms end desirable smortme,,tl.l
and stapie art.cles is ebb, 'Vented, Ifo / ..1 1 , 1, 1
and enema fables • k 11,,
=M a ß r . i — on s , a m w p i l th ca t a l o g ues, es Saotuyr bn
ar h l 3 , i ,,°
I tac d when dealers will And it to their ig-4i
LANGN
SAL& OF FRENCH AND DOlrg,frPlb,
0007)8. 81 Lb 8, SRA 81) LS. 2{13 1 )1,411Pi, 4 , '
NOTICE. —lnehided in our sale or Fte..b, ..
ad
German azatDritish • rr ;pods,
TRIA if 0113IIIM,
Sane 19th , nolll be Zoned In Dere the rg l /gA/[l . 0 4
ble articles, vie:
DRESS GOODS,
Pule mono de Mines, crepe mares hureges, t,,,
pat de eberreer grenadine. ['lngham; MN : 1
u, ,
baLr Mbritires, mortnitsques, dm
Lynne' daetw DRI tar
i a fL
tIaN
wade, amnes pod d r d ßh a ne es, Grog
gde Hanias,l,
'
' milks, dre.
AWL% he .
81911&,81911&, easbnereS H
t bar. , gr,
A grenadine, Tiersyte,
gaggilma/qua aaavrla , silk aaa alata ;lath).
minis, u.
ItlBttosB,
Plain and fancy omit d. Ente nod ems err i s rHibn r h alm ,
ribbons. g / o de Naples trimming rtbbdts, sat vs
ly
....,_
GLOM.
Gents' and ladles' Parts kid, ell*, I 4
alma, and gauntlet, Cat' mutts Su, t /. 4411
sisSR tIDERIES A01)' W'ii PE goon. ,
11)ntrolotred linen Betts, L. O. blots .
nelnsook, oambries, Victoria. I8 , W11.4 • jhcjile . i 4. a . " 14
ings
STRAW GOODS
nets Women ton fa's and Kisses paint leaf hoods and /gn i , t „,
, canns, no le a f
e
crepes, bead netts, sewing , lies, trims:duo,
~,C
RaTTAN
LOCO the superior rattan for umbrellas.
DO MESTIOS.
paokagespiton and wool.. don:mattes, ro t " it
ln/ndlng
Balsa Marland On. 3i frocklun,
Dayiner's etripes.
" Mixt twilled flannels.
" scarf t henna's.— " Breached and 'known minibus
Cases Icswich Corset jean,
" iLniar River corset J.%1111.
Harbor and Salmon Falls Street jest..
•• Hyde, Part ehi Linz Bxsaels
Boy Roy Marland (le ehlniog Bann4l B .
Maneh.ater don b.e and twisted caotimera
Liaht mixt satinet..
'`' Mariano Co. repellants.
FAROE PEREMPTORY BALE OF inevi, atu,
BROHARS, TRAVELLISG LIAOC. MIN 0.)111
lta , So.
VIREIDAY
Julie Kik, at 10 o'clock, Will be sold, by atiat,,
on totirmeatha' credit, about nil/nevi:64as hoot,,
brogans, ilk., embracing a prime and fresh
of seasonable goods of city and Eastern_ tnatintaci,.,'
Will be open for examination, with catalogue.,
morning of sale
Lakes POSITIV2 BALE OF BOOTS, SHORE, 8 1 4,
MORALS, so.
NOTlOR.—lncluded in out large sale of boots, Il h „ .
ON TORSOAY MORNING.
June 20, will be found, in part, the following list
and desirable assortment, 3 , 12:
—Cheaft men's: bine'. and youths' calf, dotiblik
hal I.welt, and pump-sole dress livote
eases men's, boys', and rockfish' klp SCR bs
leather boots.
cases men's grain / i on". leg cavalry boat
oases men ' s and Wye calf, buff ' , Athol One
boots and balmorale
—cases men's, boys.' and youths' kip, bar. ,
polished grain, half welt, and pulp...,
brogans.
cases ladies , flee kid. goat, 'morocco, and etanhih
Patent s ewed baltnura and I . , o l lgreSaglitm
—eases women a. mines', and chiLaren'a rah se
buff leather balmorals and lace haute.
—cases Children's flue kid. sawed, city•inads h
boots. fancy. Dewed balmoralt, and ma
ties
—eases ladles' fine black and colored lasting Ocitri k
gad side. lace gaiters.
cases women's. misses', - and children's boat sill
morocco capful. nailed lace boots.
—chess ladies' Clue kid slippers, metallic over stalk
and sandals, carpet slippers, crayellicr
do
LARGE FOR fIVE BALE OF MUTTER!, FRIA%
OERATAN, AND DOMES CIO MIX GOODS.
We evlll hold a large sale of Foreign sad four Dry Goode, by catalogue, on a credit of four in
and part for Guth,
OR THURSDAYH NORNI/10,
June 22d, staplelock, embracing about 573 pultign
and lota of and fancy articles in
woreteds, Was, and cottons, to which we n.
yi:e Llbe atlwaiton of dealers.
N, R.—figumbig Of the VII be allured fa' es•
awdowtion, with gagOgtOms. garb ,- on the nese ei ei
sale, When dealers will And It to taw iiiterese to It tone
POSITIVE SALE OF CARPETING% DEITOOSIk
MATTINGn,
OF FRIDAY AIORNITA
June 22 at 11 o'clock, will b 3 sold, b e y catalogue 02
four months' credit, about 215 Melee superfine sod in
Ingrain, royal damask Venetian, list, b , mp, mks
md
ragl aa
p ho n c gs a eCantmnn and e np oa o rg 4
00d gt
Jci
may be examined early on the morning of sale.
p P HILIP FORD & CO., AUCTIONEE
525 MARItEr and 522 commascs ISLroatt,
SALE OF 1,200 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES.
We will ova by extalogne. tor csh,
THIS MORNING,
Jana 19, common slug at 10 o'clock, I, 200 cam me;
boy''', and youths' boots, oboes, balmorals, tekttiti,
slippers, Oxford ties, brogans, arc with a do , lr
bin assortment of women's, misses'. and ehtldral
Wear.
LAME RILE OF 1,400 OASES BOOTS AND 8110 D
We will sell on
TRIIRSDaY MORNING,
June 29, corm:mein* , at ten n'oloci,l. 400 eases 1111414
boys', and youth's boots, thous, balroorals,
alippals, Oxford ties, btosens, ate., ate , with a dedri r
We assortment of women's, misses, and callarea
ear.
pA.NCOAST ?t . WATIROCK, ALT
-a- TIONEZES, 10. 240 MAEKST &mat,
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF 700 LOTS Avggyo
AND IMPORTED DRY GOODS, EBBROW22.IIF,
RIBBONS, MILLINERY GOODS, STRAW 000:;e,
dos ,Ago . by catalogue.
June 21. ISM, ecia — iitelenrettitl
geaeral atoortmont of &arable and seasonable gout
IVTHOMAS & SONS,
. Nom. 139 and 141 South 701316 . 111 atm'.
Fttbllo 9NOtl Ot ROit tietate sad Stock', at the le
dans% toyer" TriesOav, all o'clock.
EXTENSIVE SALE.—REAL ESTATE, STOCKS dill
LOAN&
TUESDAY, 20rd INST.
Thomas g Son's sale on Tuesday next, includes
large amount and great variety of property, by odd
or Orphans' Court. Execntors and others, In:ladiaf
modern residences, vsluable coentry pleas, gex. , el
dwellings. ground. rents and vacant lots, Aro Neel?
seventy Properties—the greater portion to be sold
out reserve. Sea pamphlet catalogues, Issued tt eth
which also includes sales of the 21st, on the premlue,
neat residence and fart iture, 2608 Wallace Street, eat.
toga and building lets at Cape Island, also, the tie
Sale at the Exchange on the 27th inst. Sale et fki
Island, 28th, 29th and 80th inst. Sales every Tue;dn•
Second Sale Nos. B'9 and SU. Chestnut grad
STOO.II OF ELSEIANT xf.S a WOOD AVID Wa1.301
YIJENITIIES
MORNING,
June lg. at 10 o'clo THIS
ck, at XGI 809 and 8U (11,,, , 1nt
street, by catalogue, wit]. be continea4 the, sate at the
stock of - elegant furniture manufactured. by George h
Ecukels.
AU- This sale will Lucinda the choice of Mr. E ante
stock of elcaant rosewood nod walnut parlor,
ro , Pa. library. and chamber furniture.
, Fall particulars in cataloanes three days packet
to sate.
'VALUABLE NRCELL INEOUS NOOKS, OATEOLI
WORKS, Ata.'
ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
June 40tb. at the auctlon store, miscellaneous Ana mei'.
cat boots, Catholic work., ha
EXECUTOR'S PERBMPTORT SAIS, ON THE FRI
husEß, emier 5C0D61?.21 RESEDENtIit AND FILEL3t ,
1152.2.,5t0 1.605 WAILAGN frttEEr,
Oi WBRAPPAY &MAWS° ,
Jane 2114, at ten o'clock. on the premium Jo, IciA
Wolleee greet, the neat modern reeLdenaa, With itfo , t
and coach house, twenty feet front. one hundred eat
eighty feet deep. to north street gale abaolate.
BOUSEROLD FURNITURII.
Immediately after.tlie ells of the house the antra
household furniture.
Sale No MB Marshall street.
NUT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURS, PIANO, TAM.
TRT CARPETS. .ho
ON WEDN.ESDAT MORNING,
81st but , at ID o'clock, at No BiB Harahan Crest.
belowgreet, the h.:wombed and klts,r
forniture, fine toned Pianoforte fay Loral, tmomp
carpets.pier mirrors, of
Sir May be examined at 8 o'clock on the faornlr
the male.
Executor's! Sale. No. led Wallace street,
nBAT gougaßot.D FURNITURE. TATSETRY.^ -.
PIT& PRATES% Me, &a em.
ON WEDMNsosi , MORNING, ,
KM bet, at 10 o'clock, at No, 1606 Weasel) tract.
household and kitehen furniture, fins t epaety
feather bads, bedding. &c , &c reclaelr,
The real estate will he sold et In
Previous to the lisle of fare hers. May Is ex.am`"" -
S o'clock on the morning of the sale,
Sale ire 645 South Mehl street. ,
SITPERIOR, FURNITURE. DISLO 0 / 51, 40 t " C ''
ON , MONDAY 1110 Min GI ih
26th lust ,ntlo o °look, by ostalogne. a* Ito . . 645 g^ s •,i
Eighteenth street, the eeperlor ream 415 "° 11 '
chamber tursitare, Sue toned rosewood 6 Wave mel3.
aeon, fine engravings, Chine, tad. glassware, nas so*
room au
tab, ago 140.,
she tursiter wag Midi be Lutz MY be exikm l " l
at 8 o'clock on the morale, of the Bale. otwi
SHIPPaG•
Trwo
gallk PErjrgAZlfftildiltroallin7f7L—otii.
port on SATrIER4IB, from trot what( above PIO
iitroot, Phiuraotpaa, and Long Wharf, &atm
Ph. 1 1 4 esambit) BAXOII, Capt. Madbowa, will Jill
non PPliadelphia for Boston.,_ on Baterday. Jane 17
10 A AL. and steamship XORMAII, Oapt. Baas. PAA
Potion tor PhiladslPhia. On the lan" "I & H
sailing and substaiiiika Stitsawielps form" a rota
las,from sash port Foust - WM/ on klitindi'"
efeetiod &t one-half the emit= f 8 ." .01.
NI the vessels.
Iretraits tiles at fair rates.
Beseiptu ash
ona ir aug m e . ablit il it sted atto t te ° . B.lla
Yor Freight or ramp (having fine cesommoisilet A,
apply to BORT WINSOB a pO.,
Mh2-If 1132 South DBLAWLEKen.t. ,
ISChBTBAM TO LIVERP3OI ,,
Galling . et Queenstown—The Inmto l,o
sailing baail-WHORL!, carrying the V S. mew
CITY OF corm *EDNESDLTIJaIIA II3.
DITY OF WASIIIISCITum ....fIiTURDAF. nee
OLLEGO.... June 04
CITY OF LODIDOII... • • . • •••.€I9.TORDAT Jane 2,lnt.
At Boon , front Pier 44, North laver.
lia.T.Be OF PA8 4 .11011.
Pint Cabin $9O 00
" "to London. 90 09, to London— ' 4
to rarie....106 CO. " ~.. 4 1,
Passengve aleo forwarded to Havre. Basnbarr, t 3 ' r
men, &o , 940., at moderate rates.
Parser' by the midi steamers, sailing ever? Cl-,
day, payable in old . Fauns by the mid •week ito9
err, payable in U. S. mummy.
Steerage passage from Liverpool or Queenetows.
gold, or Ito equivalent, 'Voltam can be bonaht
Persons sonatas for their Mande.
For farther intormatlOn. MOW at the Come
Offices. JOHN SI, DaLB 4 Age 94,
Jel3-tje24 111. WALNUT Street, tthl .
• ......
a diGi n FOR ALBANY AND Tivi.fj
NEW TORE. VIA DILAWARS
RARITAN CABAL.-The Barge PLAlllatlag.,4 ,
Spider, Master, to now loading at first wharf I.
Spruce etreet, for the above points, and will last's
WiIDBIRaDAI
For freight, which will be taken on reasonable WO'
apply to D FLAIAGAIii Aro",
.101 9 -9 t 301. Month DILAWARB ALreae •
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NEW TOW-BOLT 1. 1,1 c 1
DNLAW ARE AID 00110 k' de.' j
IMAM TOW.EO LT 00 hiPANY. —Dolph Towed 1 " . 1.
from FhlhdelPbta, Havre do 1301441,Baltittik.ra,,At, , ,
inirten, and Intermediate
_point'. WIC. I', Du' "",,
00., Aunt_ j e OW it Kara mamma rilits , t 6 .10
°apt, JOHN L &UGH LIN. Snerintendest , Jill td4.l„.
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„Earwig turve . EXPRESS LINN, +.:,
ALEXANDELAi 0101101TOWN , • k ; , '
WASHINGTON, Via °heinous and
MARKET
‘.&,,,
BIIMDIMI leave Spit Wharf above MARKET •M''
every WEDNESDAY arid SATURDAY. at le N. tiG ,
For P r la lg ht ' , Wr i te Agents. WM, P. ourna 6:,,,0
learorthand Sent Wtartairku i t J.E. I Dal , ~,,
Norattewn. D. CI. i TieoWiewe le val. Almroi
Va. phi -.._.,
JAM NOTIOE.—FOR 001
EXPRESS —The PHILADELPHIA fit
11W YORK STUREDAT 001IPA51.
De Serind Raritan Oasal. ,00
S leave DAILY, ant wharf below .
StrwA t atje'elook P. IL
RH. r. CLY 3 D A E Ru Its 41 . .., 14 s il Tll w A A E L V i n t , i l g
ethlS.ln Noir 1, °L.1%
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B A. T. OWEN, ATTO 04 i
001111SILLOR AT 1111. AND PORKIY, , tri t‘
OLAINS. Oftee. Nil P mesh weal'lOßrien, u 2d4,o
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