NEW YORK YACHTING.
0. 1 Twee-Nile ocean Race for 01,000 —The
Magic Declared to be the Winner.
A match race between the well-known yacht
Nagle and the new yacht Josephine occurred at 10
o'clock .111., on Monday last. It was for one thou
sand dollars, and the followingweto the Stipulations
jointly agreed on :
Yachts to tall from some point near Sandy nook,
Sheen miles to windward, and back Stulaes—Gall•
lain Thomas B. Hawkina, Alexander Major, and
43worge L. Schuyler, req.
In beating to windward, it Is agreed that in owe
Of a change of wind after startiter,•toe steamer is to
change her course according)). Toe jwlaes, how.
laver, are empowered to stop the mecca atould the
- Weather, from change or wind, after starring, or
'from blowing too much or too little intorf-re with
the spirit of the match. Yachts are n< .t to be re
'Striated as to cans or nu wher or men to be carried.
No allow:tees of time for difference or m.•asaremeet,
Rules %IC, to. 21, and 22, or she sailing regula
tions of the club to bo ease s or the conditions 0 , p ) ,
Match. In all other admiralty rates to go.
Wen.
With the exception of anchors, obelus, men, and
linopablee belonging to the yachts. no bathed , or
anything used for the purpose of ballast to be shifted
after Starting.
Decision ot judges to be final.
First tack not to be under five Minntes after
:stetting. First whistle, to get ready; second, to
oast off.
When fifteen miles are Made by the steamer, the
forward Stoat will be lowered std whinier blown .
Race terminates at buoy at the point of the Hook.
PRRLlatinniVit TO THE RACE.
At twenty minutes vast nine o'clock yesterday
teeming the steamboat Virginia Seymour left the
foot of Desbrosses street, with the judges above
named, and a few members of the New York Yacht.
Club and several guests. to attend the above mares.
Wind northeast. At ten A ill., going down the
bay, the wind changes, and there are some signs of
a clear day.
Vice Commodore MOVleker, owner Of the Magic,
and Captain Richard Brown, who sails her-and
Mr. John Devlin. who owns the Josephine, and
Captain R. F. Loper, who sails her-and who built
both crafte-eame on board the judges' boat, and
the stipulations In regard to the race were con
eluded as above given. The crew of the Josephine
evidently outnumbered those of the Nagle, the
Josephine having from eighteen to twenty on
board, and the Magic some ten or twelve. Captain
Loper declared that both boats were his lavorftes,
Snit he hoped the best boat would win.
THB START.
At twenty minutes past eleven both boats were
3n tow of the steamer, to be taken from the Horse
!Shoe to the buoy off dandy Hook point, from watch
thy were to make the start Into the broad ocean.
Tim Josephine was 011 the starboard and the Magic
on the port side, mien held by to 411134)4 astern. At
11 55 the stens' to cast off was given, up went the
jibs of the beets and away went the or.ft. the
jibs
taking the starboard tack, and the Nagle
the port tack. Wind at this time southeast by
south, six knots, with a small sea.
Tag TACKS altD tratioaNTß.
At one minute and thirty seconds past twelve P.
W. the Magic makes her first tack
12.07-Both yamde setting jib topsails, and the Jo.
trephine ber fore guff towel/.
12.16-The Magic laying up better than the JOSS
phiLe. The other yachts do not seem disposed to
itbilOW. The Magic creeps to windward,
12 Josephine tacks, and steers about east
north.
12 25-The Magic beim and appears a third of a
Elle ahead of the Josephine.
12 63-The Josephine tacked.
12 64-The Magic followed suit. The Magic still
ahead. Wind getting down.
-
124- Both put about together. The Magic dead
to windward, and hall a mile ahead.
154-Both again tack together, the Magic a tulle
and a quarter ahead Just tee day for the Magm
a fine wind and little sea. Nearing the Lig [main,
the Magic appears actually to glide past tae Jose •
plane, as It upon greased ways.
2 24- Off the Lightship Both yachts put about.
The Magic two miles ahead.
237-The wester: becomes thick to windward.
IT IS A DECIDED BOG.
At seven minutes of the lime stipulated for the
yachts putting about, the itla.to was j Cat In eight
through the fog-the Josephine far out Of slant.
Before the time for tacking, the Magic hertell Wee
Out of sight.
OBSERVATIONS IN A POO.
"Pleasure excursion !" sarcastically observed a
prominent yachtmart, as the f. 4 enveloped
"Can't tell whether the Magic has gaze about or
Mot." "Guess not" "He's a plucky fellow—wilt
take all the chances." "Look ahead." "It don't
look any better ahead than astern." "Lick out
ishe don't go astern." "Whet a beautiful sight
theme match races are," ecstatically exclaimed one
Of the plus yacht - m.lcl.
2 66—Time ! Neither marlin eight. The etefirn -
Or puts ahead through the fog.
RATE 'WE A FLYING NOTCHITAN AMONG HSI
2 69— . 1 see her I" cried a voice on board the
ledges' steamer, and the mystic form of the Magic,
aced in mist, is for a moment Eden.
WE RAVE.
A minute afterwards the Magic appears a little
stead of the judges , steamer, going at a trauma.
dors rate of speed. Orders are given for the steam
er to put en speed. It was with some digiz.ulty the
Inferner came up with the yacht. "Keep In sight
of us," was shouted from the steamer. Floe COM-
Vacdore MoVicker placed his hand to his ear, and
madded—" Aye! aye 1" The Magic is soon out of
night again. Nothing le seen of her for MIMI men
loons, when Steward Sullivan exolaims, "I: see
her." " Now the's gone again " " Yes, there she
Is " "Now she vanishes." "She's like the Flying
Dutchman." The speed of the steamer waft lessened
for a few minutes, but shortly after started agai s at
full head for the filteemmiles point, and at
36—The point was reached—the buoy, a barrel
anchored in fourteen or fifteen fathoms—and the
el earner kept in constant sight of it. The steam
whistle was sounded loudly, at brief intervals, for
for nearly half an hour.
4.6o—The Magic in a lbw momenta hove In full
view. But she bad to make another short tack be.
lore rounding the buoy.
THE MAGIC TURNS THE PIPTSBN•INILE RUOY.
416—The Magic turns the buoy amid the cheers of
ter friends, and letting oat, sitter wings bounds over
the billows homeward. She is soon lost in the mist
WHERE IS THE JOSEPHINE
5 15—The whistle of the judges' steamer having
been kept blowing for atoll pour, and the Josephine
not making her, appearance, it was decided by the
jlgges to bead the steamer for Sandy Rook. Six
P.M.—Cleared away.
'WSW OLOSD—" DO YOU WANT A TOW 1" SAYS. THE
116IIIIE Menlo.
6.Bo—At Sandy Hook. The Magic and the lost
Josephine are found there awaiting the coming of
the judges boat.
Toe Judges hail the Magic—Do you want to come
On board
Magic to the Judges—No; don't you want a tow
[Laughter ]
he Magic went on her course towards the city.
Josephine to Judges—Shall we anchor teenight,
and try it over again I
Judges to Josephine—Why didn't you come round
the stake boat 1
Josephine to Judges—We Were two hours In the
fox looking Around alter you.
The judges decided to report the result Of the race
to theinterested parties, in writing which they did
to the following manner :
REPORT OP THE JUDGES.
JUNE 19, 1861.—MatCh race between Magic and
Josephine for $l,OOO, fifteen miles to windward and
book. Won by Magic as by terms of the race.
Gao. L Scat:man,
Tnos. B llawitras, Judges.
A. MAJOR,
Thus ended the first yachting match race for the
season of 1965.—New York Herald, June MO.
A SABLIC "ENOOH Anozn."—Some time ago, a
enllud couple "—man and wife —in Louisville,
were in the full enjoyment of wedded bliss and hap.
jpiness. It was too ainoh for them. She loved, but
be rushed to the battleteld and went fora soldier.
'Another ..nigga” went for his wife. She declined
his attentions—a letter came--and news to her—she
was a widow—some reckless bullet out of the gun of
s "bloody tab." had tilled her eyes full of tears, and
liar heart full of love for the aforesaid rejected One.
She told her story—she was a lonely widow now, for
her better and biggest half was khled—he listened
to her—be loved—she •lovtd—he proposed—she
Sighed—they met and parted—'twasn't in a crowd,
but she kissed him for his parent, and they wale
Deified- They were happy. Her first choice re
turned—they met—not as they had met before—this
was In a Orowd— ,, a rose between two thorns "
both black ones.
.Scone— .l Do you not redOgnise ute
s , Nary rfc ," said she,
"Den who is dat my eyes now feasts upon t"
4 *Dat is de husband ob my second choosing. You
west my fast. Lick gits me widoat dat—
your goose Is cooked•"
" Huh ! Come on !" (Fight.)
First husband gets kicked out doors—wife kisses
her Second husband.
THIS FAMILY °BRIERY SMITH AND Dias. BZICCID
I/TBIDGH xx RacTIMOND.—Tho wife and children of
Lieutenant General E, Kirby Smith. end Bite- R.
Brrokinridge, Of Kentucky, arrivsd at the Spot&
weed fetal bet night. —Richmond Republic, lath,
'1".131g CITY.
HORTICIILTURE.—The Pennsylvania Hor
ticultural Society held its regular monthly meeting
last night. The display of vegetables, (ruin', and
plants, was very large and fine. Among tne largest
collections was that of Mr. A. L. Felton, who ex
hibited some very fine lettuce, of which the India
and EOl,lO Cabbage were excellent; but big new va
riety, the Oaktegf, bears away the palm let Wisp
nes and delicacy. He had also fins specimens of
Windsor beans, onions, artichokes, &a. He received
the first premium for his peas, potatoes, and bests.
Bit cherries currants, raspberries, and mulberries
Were splendid specimens. Mr. J. McLaughlin ex
hibited some very large Blacksmith gooseberries,
over three inches in circumference. Mr. E. R. Rib
-tort, gardener to Fairman Rogers, Esq., contributed
a remarkably En* collection of exotic plants; some
of these are very well grown. Mr. W. Bailey, gar
dener to D. R. Ring, Rag., exhibited a large and
beautiful assortment of caladium's, which received
the firstpretnium. Mr. J. luster, gardener to
George Harrieon, Esq., had some excellent fralt
and vegetables. Hie currants and raspberries, both
sal sad Waite, ware excellent, and he received the
fret prenilnes far canlifioWeiB Mr. D. Diogneen,
gardener to J. Longatretli, - Esq., exhibited some
beautiful bouquets, in baskets and glasses, and also
a large collection of foliage plants, which were
greatly admired. He received the first premium for
his table designs. Mr. G. Rueter, gardener to E.
Bouvier, contributed some beautiful gloxinias. Mr.
Thomoo'faehoo, of Germantown, exhibited a fine
collection of twenty-one varieties of seedling Car
nations.
Mr. Hibbert mentioned a remedy for the mama-
Ing-worni. He usedt
e.ryObrarte and glue dissolved
in water: throe ounces of the notion and half a
p_oruid of glue to a large watering-pot of water.
The mixture is to be syringed over the tree. He
found It to answer well.
The . 4 bah vitt" IV ENS postponed from Jaly 4th until
next September.
ARRIVAL OF THE MONADNOCK. —The
'United States supply -steamer Monadnock, from
- 114,mpton Roads, arrived at the Navy Yard yester
day afternoola, Ttie following is a list of tier onx sera:
Commander—William liouchouderlf.
Lientanant—La Rue P. Adams.
Acting Masters—B. F. Milliken, S. U. Mead.
Acting Ensigns—W. B. Mix, P. ,Davison, Thos.
W. Swift, Jr.
Assistant Surgeon—D. MelVitirtrie.
Assistant Paymaster—John S. Woolson.
• Chief Engineer—J. Q. A. Ziegler.
Astir's First Assistant Engincers--S. A. Randall,
W. A. Phillips.
Acting Second Assistant Engineers—B. 0. Du
Plaine, jr., Baxter Smith.
Acting Third Assistant Enginaers—W. P. whiste-
Aore, Blew d Aldridge, John Brice, T. J. W ilda
Gunner—Peter Barrett.
3Eate—George D. Keen.
Exxon= OR Emma. CONTROLLERS. —
The various sectional boards met daring yesterday
afternoon and lea evening for the purpose of elect.
Ing One controller from each district. In MOM of
the districts the present Incumbents were remleCted.
The result of the eleatiOns, so far as heard from, is
as follows :
Mietrirt. IDistrict.
1. Absalom Taylor. /S. John W. Clark.
4. P. A Fagan. 18: Sohn L. Bender.
O. Patrick Duffy. 17. James Montane&
Lewis Elkin. 120. Wm. C. Raines.
13 . Ed. Shipped. 22. John ElttenhouSe.
9. James Freeborn. 23. Nathan Elilleil
10. Robt. W. Cushman. 24 James N. Marks.
11. Charles Abel. 20. James Muoutcheon.
18. Be 'Witt C. Moore. 20. Samuel S. Money.
14. Samuel Schelde.
THE WAGNER FREE INSTITUTE OF Bet
gym—The gift of 'Prof. Wagner to tke ottizeno of
pktudelphis,llll giving features every day, at Ave
tke following Balances
adroiday.-011SISieffir. Prof, (atatint.
Tnesday—.ol4tomy, Prot. Lemon.
Wedneaday--Geolog y, Prot. Wagner.
Thursday—Natural ilitlotophy, Prof. Quist
Friday—Phyriology, Prof. Leech.
Saturday—Mineralogy and Mining, Prot: Wag
ger.
THE MOreizimENT TO MAJOR fiffleffleaL
RevrioLne„—Seen after the death of General Rey
e olds, it warftermined to raise among the men of
the Ist .U.epeitoney for a monument to be placed
nb ftia.keetwhfrefie fell. ID a little while some live
• r six thousand dollars were collected for this pnr.
ete. The breehirg up of the corps, and the distil
:tenon of Its divisions. with the scattering of the staff.
and other officers far and wide, made a good many
vecareles in the organization. When these were
filled, others were made by the beginning of active
eperatlons, and by the sudden transfer to civil life
of teeny ethcers. The gentlemen now in charge
er , those formerly conneeted with them, are to meet
in this city on the 151 of Unlit, to take final action.
Tte =retitle will Include in its members, General
fleeter General Wainwright. General Morrow,
Green) Coulter, General Hoffman, 001. Kellogg,
Dr. Heard, and Captain hleilurdy, so that all
breeches of the service and an parts of the country
wit be represented. It is, however, believed that a
vreat many persons who were formerly members of
General Reynolds' command have never had an
opportneity of making any aftbseription to this fend,
ne d that there are many civilians desirous of slier.
ire in It, those who were out under Reynolds as
militia, and Others who feel that personal obilga,
Hon to Reynolds which wee so eharacterlstio a lea
tore of the regret expressed at the time of hit death.
The border counties have reason to look upon Rey
nolds as their personal champion and defender, and
there can be little question that an Invitation to
jdn in this demonstration will be gladly welcomed
oy them.
The great railroad corporations and many of the
large manufacturing establishments throughout
the State, are certainly under greater obligations to
fiegroles than to any other of the-gallant chiefs
wio have fallen. There are SO Many peculiar fea
tures and such close ties in Reynolds , lire and in his
death, in defence of and on the borders of his own
state, that R would be wrong to deny to its citizens,
BR well civilians as soldiers, the privilege of sharing
in the task of raising a suitable monument to his
memory. Tim ftiot that the intentions and exer
t,. DS ni his own corps have been limited by the exi
gencies of the service, may serve as a reason for the
prompt action of all who feel interested in the suc
cess of the scheme. It is to be desired that other
rewspaoers in the city and throughout the State
ell) copy this statement and will give the largest
publicity to the foot, that a final report may be
made at the meeting of the committee, to be held
hem on the let of Ayoub
Boe - 0.0 ov TRADE.—The monthly meet
ing Ot tne Esecotive cennoil of this association WM
bete en Monday evening, Prielent Welsh in Um
chair.
The principal subject occupying attention Wall
the proposed Commercial Convention, which is to
Meet in Detroit, on the llth of July next. It Is ex
pected that Canadian interesta as Well as American
will be strongly represented, and that tho oommer
atal interests of every portion of either country be
ing lully represented, the question of the abroga
tton of the reciprocity treaty of 1854 Will be tho
rou4hly discussed, and Influences upon both sides
of tic ims organized to secure the readoption of the
seme treaty, or one more sweeping in Its provt-
Mine.
The cities of the Northwest consider the free nevi.
gallon at the St. Lawrence and the Canadian canals
a matter of paramount interest. It 18 deemed, also,
by this Board a question not only of national im
portance, but of audiolent bearing upon our local
interests, to demand the attention and care of a
st rot g delegation front this city. It is also thought
that this will be a favorable occasion to inaugurate
artangementa and corn oluationo looking to the ap
propriation by our merchants and carriers through
E, , le railroad, now completed, of a proper par
ticipation by . Philadelphia M the trade of the great
Lake region, and the vast granary of the North.
wettern States. The delegation was announced as
follows by the Chair :
Samuel V. hieritek, Eeq.. Chalrinan.
Genre L Enzby, Edward O. Biddle,
A. G. Cattell, John 6L. Kennedy,
Samuel Siam, Ftederlok Fraley,
George N. Tatham, James C. Rand,
Edward Y. Townsend, Charles S. Ogden.
John Sou hawk ,
On motion of Mr. Solidi
was unanimously added,
.r, the name of Mr. Welsh
nd the Board adjourned.
THE GREAT CRICKET MATCH.— The great
March game of erieltet between the eleven of New
Tort and the eleven of this city was concluded yes.
lerday afternoon. The game was played on thq
Prolibes of the Philadelphia Club, at Camden.
Therewas a large audience present during the play
ing, there being clot les 3 dr.n five thousand Sparta.
i ore present at one time. The fallow Sag Is the score
of the two dais' playing
Sbarp, b. Barclay
Burson, b. Johns
Wright, b. Jona
B- mu. c. Johns b. Barclay...
Crtglley, b. G. Wrignt
Bulle, run out
Biabardeon. b. G. Wright
Dallis, b. G. Wright
Kendall. b. Barclay
G!t+ber, not out
Prlat r absent
I.ng-hyos
Wldes
Total
PHILADELPHIA„
H. L. Newhall, 11 Wright
G. AL Newhall, 0. Gibbes b. Kendall
Bt. relay, b. Crossley
Sevier, 0. Sharp b. Crossley
G. Wrigbt. not out
Hunt, et. H. Wright b. Crossley
qarept+, b H.Wright.:..:...... .....
Irtal v, sick
Howe, e. I3uliis b Kendall
Davie. b. Gibbet
Ben. Newhall, 0. H. Wright b, Gib ins 2
Byte 4
*Fides is
Total
NSW YORK.
Sharp, b. Balls
BUMP, b. and c. G. Wright..
Ti Wright, b. G. Wright
Gibbes . hit wicket, o
Hudson, b. Wright
Byron, o. senior, b. Hunt
Crossley. not out •
Richardson, b. Wright
Hall% b Wright
Kendall, e. and b. Wright.—
Whirs
Total 101
Score at the fall of the wicket
'Drat wicket 8 Fifth wicket 65
12 Sixth ....
35 seventh
second ~
Third "
64 . E. ghth 11...
Fourth "...
ItEOA£ ITIILiTION
Drat innlnge, Philadelphia. eleven ... . .. 166
New York eleven 38
Second inninge, Now York eleven 101 139
Leaving Philadelphia winning by one inning and
twenty.seven runs. Umpires, Messrs. Gresly and
White Scorers, Evans and P. Richardson.
tch game of base ball
• tween the Excelsior, Jr.,
esulted in the former Olnh
he following snore:
AMBRICIA.
BABE. BALL.—A m
was played On the lath, b.
and the AMOTIOB, which r
couttag o victorious by t
EXCBLSIOR, Jr.
Runs.
Runs.
Cunninghum, p 6
MeKte, 2d. b 4
Stalder •—• • 4
R01M02,, •• • 36 D 2
McCann, 1. f 2
Westman, let b 4
31ellay, B. e 2
tYleGo wan, a. f 3
J. McKnight, lst b.... 7
J, Connor, r. r
A. Nuniten 1. f., 4
Ct. Nonce, c 6
E Connor, p 6
J. Johneen, 8.8 4
J. Dickey, 341 b 5
C FleldB, 0. f 4
H. Sheets, Bd b 5
Umpire— —.
SOOMS—ments. Doug
arty and McMenamin
DOUBLEDAY COURT MARTIAL. The
court assembled at ten o'clock yesterday morning.
All the members were present. The case of W. B.
N. °casaba wan Closed by the Judge Advocate, who
made an argument in answer to the objection that
had been raised to the jurisdiction of the court.
Courts martial derived their authority and were
constituted by the President, who was the com
e: ander-imehlef of the army and navy of the United
fi•retee. He cited precedent and decisions upon the
subject.
'I he difference between a trial before a military
tribunal and that of a trial by jury for a criminal
offence, was explained. The various points of eel
(levee adduced by the defence were reviewed in a
vary able manner, laid the facts as elicited by the
'estimony related minutely. The sizes of tents and
the ktowledge of the accused of their sizes, the
Judge Advocate argued, had been very clearly
provoll. Tee differentia in Statement of some of the
witnesses called by the defence was stated, and the
petits of difference Mettioned.
A synoptic of the testimony produced by the Go
vernment was presented, and the foots as testified
to were claimed as halting been clearly proven and
ertabilshed the case on the part of the United
ft.:tate%
TEE SOLDIERB 1862.—A1l the soldiers
who evlieted in they ear 1882 received one hundred
dollars bounty. In the )ear 1863 Congress enacted
a law authorizing bounty to the extent of three hun
dred dollars to be veld to all menlisted' veterans.
No One could re-enlist unless he had maw hts term
of two years out. Those men who enlisted In 1861
for two tears received the bounty accorded to vete
rans. Those men who enlisted in 1862 for three
3 ears had only been on duty for twenty months, and
consequently could not be received. Many, of them
Intended to re-enlist when their three years expired,
but when this time arrived the rebellion was
squelched, and the Men of 1862, although having
served three years, are not considered veterans in
law. Arrangements are being made by these men
to have a rowed met of Congress passed in their be.
halt, allowing to them three 14111eren nollora addi
tional bounty, and to conStitute them as veterans.
Lately the one, ear veterans received the large Go
vernment as well as local bounty, while the three
years men, who bore the brunt of many a hard-fought
battle, received only one-fourth the amount. A
meeting of the honorably•discharged soldiers, who
enlisted in 1862, will be held at National Guards
Hall next month to make the arrangements neces
sary to present their claims before the next Con
gress.
GREAT FESTIVAL OF SINGING BOGlE
vers.—The Philadelphia Musical Union, which is
composed of the Ltedertafel, Sasagerbund, Orecilia,
Liederkrana, lAedertafel of the German
Free Oc ngregatien, Orpheus, Arlon Germania
intennerchor, Sinspirrrinde, Trilt(Mia Pilmnneroltor,
Tentunia Sfecgerbund, Aurora, Eraintracht and
Beethoven Music Society, and the Efmnnerohor
and Junior Msannerchor, are making great prepara
tions to participate In the grand national jubilee of
singing societies to take place in New York, begin
ning on the lath of next months. The societies
above mentioned, accompanied by bands of music
ar d having with thorn their banners and flags, will
leave this city for New York on the 15th Of neat
month. They will also be accompanied by societies
from Wilmington, Baltimore, and other tittles and
towns west and south. There will be a grand de•
monstratlon of welcome upon their arrival in New
York.
THE CANAL-BOAT SHOOTING CASE—
CORONEIO3 INQIIZBT--CIOTODOr Taylor, yesterday,
held an Inquest In the ease of Alexander IClrdy,
who was shot by Thomas Carroll, on a canal-boat,
ut Ramostreet wharf, Scaulkill, some data ago,
and whton resulted In the death of Kirdy.
Several wltoesSeS were examined.
One of them testified that the owner of the ma
boat gave a pistol to Carroll, and told him to
shoot anyone that came aboard of the vessel.
Another witness testified that Kirdy went aboard
rf the eanal.boat for the purpose of returning an
anchor.
Officer Hamilton, who arrested Carroll, testified
that the prisoner suited, when in custody, that a
party came on board of the boat, put the lights out,
and went away. They returned soon after and
Kirdy came into the cabin and seized him (Carroll)
by the throat. Carroll then Arad.
The examination was continued until tomorrow
FORT DELAWARE RICBELS.—Quite a
number have paned through mar city within the
past two Weeks. First they took the oath of alio.
clanoe, and while passing through, Philadelphia
presented four specimens. They were Saucy, meek,
defiant, and humble. Some said they had been
:tarred nearly to de&th; °there allowed they had
Flom to eat ; others, again, said that some of the
rebels, being unable to eat all that was allowed
them, absolutely burled whole barrels of mess beef
; i.r..d pork beheath the surface or the Mend. As a
.eneral thing, the rebels looked healthy, but they
were aniuneenth, uneducated mass, scarcely Went
in any community. They were not ornamental.
Some of them had on blue pantaloons, probably
stolen from the bodies of murdered Union soldiers.
Some f 1 cursed and swore like troopers," because
they bad to walk friim the wharf to the railroad
NEW STEAMBOAT ON THE SCHUYLKILL.—
Yesterday afternoon the new steamboat "Sliver
Spring it made her lira trip from Fairmount to the
Falls w i thhuylll. She is to Make
Sheets tris alter
and looks In
tately Om "General Hooker."
on tat, [f ame model at the "Hooker,"
most respects much like the latter boat. She 10 in
much patter order, however, and we hall tier
presence on the Sehtlylklll, ensuring as it does Imil
l/our trips along Whit bol►ntglsadggl9aaWq gam*.
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LINCOLN MONUMENT rIIND.—The follo w -
Jog additional L. IlbS MOON Were received yester
day:
Clara Knowlton and Emma Rind% members of
Saboath•sobool. firvist Church. Manaynnit 4i3 45
Clara Moore, Sallie Wattins. Kate L one, and
Grsee B. Wirars (proceeds of a WO 6 00
Merchants' Lodge, 1t0.283, I 0 (1 F 10 On
Philadelphia Union, No. 2, D of T 25 Oo
Rcaborongh Lodge, No 66, I 0 0. F 10 00
Mayor's (Alice and the Police Department...MO Os.
THE STATE FLAGS.—It is now proposed
tbat Governor Curtin skall receive the state El iv
of the Pennsylvania Regiment at Camp Oar&lu,
Oa
July ist. Ile was to have received them at the
Cooper Shop on the day of the recent review, hut
owing to the Interferebee of one or two Individuals
as much strangers personally to Gaverti it Garcia at
they are to common dignity and politeness, that
event was net consummated at that time. It is not
at all likely that disbanded soldiers will feel any =-
iciest in this matter at the present time.
BALE OF GOVERNMENT STEAMERS.—Yes
terday 'Morning quhe a bomber of persons congre
gated et the Navy Yard, on the emeastne of the ea%o,
at public outcry, of slit steamers reaeutly toed by
the United States Government. The bidding for
some of the ves , ells was quite spirttel. Toe st , le•
wheel steamer Quaker City. brought $85,000; the
Ladona, (iron serew.steamer,) $85.200; the sore W.
tog Acacia, $14,000; serew.steamer Oatobridke
*17.500 ; sore tug. E. 13 Rate, $4,000; bark J. L.
Davis, N 2,6007
A REMEDY FOR This WORMS. —The Com
iDistsooer or City Property has sent an order to Eng•
lend for one hm. dred pairs or the English Sparrows,
to be placed in the public squares in this city. These
birds are very domestic in tuelr habits, and very de•
efruetive to the worms that infest trees in the
squares, as has been proven by a trial of them at
3 . '1'8 1 1 City during the present season. The birds
are expected here in about a month.
Titan., TRAMP, TRAMP.—Between two
and three thousand soldiers, belonging to attierent
Sections of the Eastern States, New York, and NOW
Jersey, have passed through Philarelphia within
the past thirty six hours. Ttosy were fed in equal
numbers at the Oooper•Shop and Volunteer Re.
freehment Saloons.
Court or 41Trateter Sessious—lion. Joacph
Associate Muffin".
MBank B. Mann, EQ., Proem:intuit Attorney.]
Michael lieffern, alias Dick Tarptn, wag oharged
with an &Insult with attempt to steal. The evi
dence was that the prisoner had a bed In a. roam
with two others, and was seen to examine the
pockets of one of them, and take a bosh from the
pOoket of the other i also, with ex I. eitithw the
MAIM of one of the parties. The bill Of indlomoat
Could not be sustained, bemuse of the ittoorreat
wanner in which the alderman returned the case,
charging highway robbery. The prisoner was ac
quitted.
Mary Gotham was charged with .keeping a disor
derly house at blB North Fifteenth street The evi
dence stowed That buth men and women frequouted
the place, and the women conducted themselves
with great impropriety. The defence was that the
defendant opened a store adjoining that of the pro•
mentor, thus causing a bad feeling, and that no
liquor was sold on the promises. Verdict, not
John Hampton, alias Monk Boughton, and
Samuel Mcßride, were charged with stealing a
medal and some coin, valued at S l 9 75. Mr. ilic-
Ewes testified that he had the articles In his house,
at 1020 Fitzwater street, and subsequently saw them
at the statiorehonSe.
Officer Gilmore testified to seeing one of the par.
ties on the roof and the other at tne window. He
Hted at Houghton, but be escaped, and MeHrlde
surrendered himself. „another officer caught Rough.
ton. Verdict, amity. Sentenced, Houghton to
three years, Nand Mcßride to eighteen months, in
the county prison.
Houghton has been twice before convicted, and
Sentenced once to three years and again to five
years, but, on both occasions, was pardoned after
Serving a few weeks.
Edward Pendleton, nudity Long, and Leonard
Lanford, alias John Shoemaker, were charged with
burglary. John B Green testified that the rum got
over his farce, and pried open tee window to toe
kitchen, from wA.ich they passed to tile cellar and
to other rooms, trying to get Into the store Tee
police testified to arrestiog the amused near Mr.
Cfreenis house, and a young man testified to finding
a large jimmy near wt ere the parties were.arrested.
The defence was two speeches of counsel. Verdict
Pendleton said that a man named Michael Ryan
was with him at the robbery, and that Donnelly had
nothing tO 10 with it. tie emu that Ryan was now
In prison, and ho had a letter from him to thlit
effect. Sentence deferred.
a
0
12
Sarah Kite, a girl having several aliases, was
charged with !needing clothing from a house where
she was a help. The Clothing was found on her
person. Verdict guilty. Sentenced to nine months
in the county .prison.
MEE
Vilna= Furman was charged with assault and
battery, and with the larceny of Sloe. Mrs. MHz&
and her husband went to purchase a hotel at the
delightful locality of Shippen and Spofford streets.
•the madam had a hundred•dollar bill in her hand
when a thief grabbed It, and the madam positively
states she Saw tile prisoner seize the note from the
thief, and put It In his pocket He afterwards boat
her husband. VerdiCt not guilty.
166
2
38
2
2
14
2
Wm. Simpson was charged with stealing $l3O from
Andrew Maloney, a soldier. The latter testified
that the amused met hint and told him that he was a
relative of the lst Lieutenant of the battery to
which witness belonged. The latter then asked the
prisoner to drink, and was robbed of the money.
Mr. Gallagher, a hotel keeper, testified to seeing
the prlsondr take the money from the pocket of the
Water. The witness toolr the money away from
the prisoner, and had him arreated. "Verdict
guilty. Oentenced to eighteen months In the county
prison,
Lemuel Stokeley was charged. with committing
an assault and battery and an assault with intent
to kill the captain of the schooner Ruby. The affair
occurred on board the vessel. The crew consisted of
the captain. the defendant, who was first mate, and
a boy, the eon of the captain, who was the crew.
The mate attacked the captain, and then out him
in the hand with a knife Chock to the bone, causing
it to bleed profusely. A merchant testified to see
ing the Captain with a polo, making a strike at the
prisoner. It did not strike him, or it Would have
felled Ulm to the deck. Tue pattl6B olinched, were
separated, and again clinched, the captain being be-
Mud the mate, with One.hand around his waist, and
the other at his neck. The captain's eon aided him
throughout the fight. Verdict—guilty of assault
and battery. Sentenced to three months in sue
county prison, he having been in prison two months
awaiting trial.
Three half:grown boys were arraigned yesterday
morning on the charge of stealing a horse, valued
at sixteen dollars. It seems that the horse was purr
Chafed for the sum of money named, based upon the
contingency that the animal, though poor in flash,
should turn out to be as good as represented. It
was a " Santa Anna Cavalry" specimen of equine
creation. The purehaser did not like the animal;
in fact, he solemnly averred that he had been
" gulled," and desired the seller to take it back.
Tide was peremptorily refused; whereupon the pur
chaser turned the horse looSe upon the highways.
Three boys captured the animal and cold him for
his "bones and hide," The original owner had the
boys arrested on the charge of larceny. The ease is
held under advisement.
A man giving the name of H. Gottschalk was ar.
reigned yesterday morning on the charge of pinking
the pooket of a soldier of the sum of 11150, at a
tavern in the vicinity of Vine and Twelftlt streets.
The amused was committed.
Yesterday morning a female, named Mary Tay
lor, was arraigned on the charge of robbing a soldier
of the sum of one hundred dollars. The soldier
visited Pine alley alias Trout Street, where he toot
several drinks and speedily became oblivious to
things terrestrial, it It alleged the 11,00IISed was in
his company, and, therefore, must have stolen the
money. There was no evidence that she did. She
was committed. In a few days she will probably be
liberated, and thus this case, like many similar
ones, will end.
The man who violates the law against pedlars,
has again commenced going the rounds of the city,
having " furniture.polish" for sale.
His game is to call at a door, ask for the lady of
the house by name, as though he was a familiar
acquaintance, and sending up hie OWn, or somebody
else's name, watt for a reepOinie when ho trusts to
luck and impudence' to save himself from* being
kicked out of doors, and to enable him to sell his
trash. Within a day or two this fellow visited a
neighborhood In the upper part of the city. At odb
place a lady who hadr been wearied by watching at
the bedside of a dying relative, was aroused from a
sound nap to dress herself for the purpose of seeing
the strange "gentleman" down stairs, and another
lady emerged from a bath tub to hurriedly dress
herself for the same purpose. This fellow belongs
to a class of hawkers who ought to be oaged. They
are an abominable nuisance, and Should receive the
especial attention of that portion of the police de.
partment known In the city laws as Riga (lon.
stables.
Ann Carlin, employed as a chambermaid at the
Continental Hotel, was arraigned last evening on
the charge of stealing a gold watch and chain,
valued at 3250, the property of Col. Wm. B. Sipes.
The watch was missed, and Officer Voorhees' atten.
lion was called to the fact. He had for some time
suspected several of the chambermaids as guilty of
purloining articles that had been missed. On Mon•
day evening he charged the prisoner with having
stolen the watch, but she denied It most positively.
Mr. Voorhees 1100008 sec detective qualities, and
finally, without making any threats or Indm*
manta, gave her until one o'clock yesterday
to bring the property back. She left the hotel,
and Rook refuge among some people In the
vicinity of Fairmount. In the meantime the offi ler
ascertained that she had pawned the watch for the
sum of ten dollars at a broker's at the corner of Vine
and Thirteenth streets. Early yesterday morning
she redeemed lt, but, instead of returning to the
hotel with it, Sought refuge as above stated. The
officer was on her track, but not without undergoing
a great deal of tronbie. As he entered the house
where she was, she attempted to ewer, into the
basement. He followed In close pursuit, and found
the watch upon her. The property was restored
last evening to the owner, and the moused was
committed to answer. An opinion is entertained
that quite a number of the chambermaids at the
hotel will steal whenever they can get an opportu.
Wily, so that it is necessary to have a watchful eye
kept upon them. They are likely to be detested in
any nefarious transaction, so wallhave arrangementB
to Wits effect been made by the proprietor of the
establishment.
ELECTRICAL OFFICES.
Ho. 154 Borth RUMAT% below RACE Street; I
also, CHESTNUT and FORTIRTH Street. West Phi.
/mielphia.
DR. THOMAS ALUM having been very MIMIC
ful in the cure of Diseases by this new method, 1
would inform his friends and the Public that he L 1
still benegtting and goring many whom mediator
did not aged, and sonsidered insurable.
We will mentions few of she Diseases In the ante
of width thin treatment seldom If ever fails:
Rheumatism, Felons, - Sidney Dia ries,
Neuralgia. Gangrene. Liver "
Paralysis. Meer', Genital
Cramps, Boils. Opinal "
Dyspepsia, Abscess, Throat "
layer Agee. &undone,
Asthma. inflammations,' B4l=lorte.
Congestion. Hemorrhage, Diabetes, Re.
Patients will be treated at their reside:leas when
desired, a large number of testimonials may be seen 1
at the °glees from patients in Ufa city. nowralta•
tiOns grails. 016••honza 9 A lit. to 6P.
ei
M. in the
ty.
ania•Sin THOS. ALLlia,
lieetriebus
ELE OTROPLT RIO ESTABLISB
A. H. STIVRIO. one of the
DISOOVIRIRB of_b_neW argon of treating dissiee
MODIFISD ISLIOTSICIAL APPLICATIONS, and win
tun been so very stisseeritd at FUN SQUARE for th.
last three years, has rumored his Osse and Residsne
to lon VIII Street, one door below lievonteenth.
All venom desiring reforenses, or MY Partisolen
with remit° lassperial mode of treatment. will plow ,
eall or send for a pawl/lot
consultation or advise grandiose. Waif
MORGAN, ORR, & CO., STEAM EN
aiNS 1101).DEits. iron Tounders, and General
Mainmasts sad Boiler Makers, Mo. um 04 6 1,1,43M-
M1LL MO, PhlladelPtdre OtiA-M
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 21, )865.
THE COURTS.
EITOBIC-lIEBPEILB IN TICOIIIIIAL
001 MOTION Op DREIPERADOIES.
CONV/OTION OB BURGLARS
DIBEIONSBT HELP
PUIZQUELSING A HOTEL.
SUBBED A BOLD'S%
A NAUTICAL BNCOUNTSB
THE POLICE_
[Before Mr. Alderman Pencomt.3
mitemßACT/OB iir HOBBS 7rialon
ALLZOBD POOR= PICKING.
[Before Mr. J]derfaui Moore.]
ANOTIIBB SOLDIIOI BOBBED.
PUENIEUEE•POLIBH NUISANCE.
[Before Mr. Alderman Nudes%)
DISHONEST CHAMBERMAID.
MEDICAL.
=M=
1865. IiBIi f iraTEIN V ES. 1865,
MI CAMDEN AND AMEOV - AND PRILADHILEILIA
AND TRENTON RAMMOAD COMPANY - IS
LIM, FROM PHILADILPHIA TO
11W YORK' AND WAY PLACE&
P 74011 AIAITIV nom REAltl,_
WILL LIMN TOLLOWS—TIis
Al 6A. it. via Quadea and Amboy. O. sad A. Al
---112 36
at 9 A. M.. via Camden and - JerseY Oltl, Monis*
at 0.15 A. M.. via Osandan audralroy. lesommee
dation (Freight and Peosruvr)— - • 2 22
at 2P. M. , via liametea eggs AM.OO/..e. sae ri.icis
grly R.,
noon. via Camden 807 d Am b oy. Assume
dadon(Freight and Passengerh..— 3 25
at P . M., via Camden and Amboy, Aesommode.
2202 (Freted and Pulumaari—lat Miss MOM— 2 25
Do. 20 . 9d elms Tieket... 160
11% P. N.via Camden and Amboy, AOIDOMEIO.
dation (freight and Passenmal—lat Moan Tlekei, 2 25
o. do. 2d Clans Ticket. 160
At 6.00 A. M.. 200 and 5 P M. for Mount Holly. SW.
ansvule. Lwow -reog spa At a A. it .
and 2P. H, fur 'Freehold
Al eam 9.16 A. M.. 12 M S. 80, 6.6, and 31. 1 4 - IL . for
Palmyra. Riverton, Namur, Sevens. aditew* l62,
Burlinaton, Florence , BordentoWn. he.. The 6P. M.
line rano direct thronsk to Trenton.
At 7.301. M , for Palmyra, Rivera:a. Delano. Rever
ie are iinskar.
At 10 A. Mar d 3 P. 12., Steamboat Trenton. for Brig.
to:. Burlington. Beverly. *a.
LINES FROM KINSINGTON DEPOT' WILL WAYS
AS FOLLOWS:
At 11.16 A. it.. via Kensinaton and Jersey (1181.
Express.— 3 021
at 4.60 P. M., via Kensingoa and Jena?
ite 0.45 P M.. via Kensington andf4lllll7 Olt!,
Washln_sum and New Tors 300
At 12 P. M. (Night) via Kensington mid Jersey (lit,
Washington and New York Mail..--. .--112 25
The 11.45 P. M. Line will ran daily. All others 131141,
daGs excepted.
For Buffalo. Dunkirk . , laini.ra, Ithaca. Owen, No.
theater. Binghamvton. Great Bend. Montrose. Wilkes
bum Swanton, Stroudsburg, Water Gay. Belvidere.
Easton, Irazabererille. Flerninatou, he.. at 7.30 . L 11.
and 3.30 P N. The 3.30 P. AL Line soaneets with the
Oslo isaviner Huston for Miami Ohnnk, Allentown ,
Bethlehem. Are
. . .
For Lambertville and intermediate stations At I P. M.
ror Bristol. Trenton, be., at .to and ILli A. 11..
3, t.O and 6 P. IL and 12 midnight .
For Cornwells Torrisoale. nolmesburg, Talon*.
Irimemomoat, andutam and Prankford. at 91. .
12 16, 3 b. 6. a 30, and 12 P. M. Tho 6.37 P. M. line
runs to Holmes r tvg only.
/Mr For New York and Way Linea keying Kaganlit
ton Depot, take the ears 011 Fifth street. above Walnu.
half as honr before deportitre. The ears run Imo sae
Depot, and on the urinal or each Us* Tim 77 4 1 111 the
Depot.
Fifty porudeof Bigot Lardir it t liar.s.sarims4944d.
thesengers are.prohitritea from anyinlig-mbag.
Ole but their wasting apparel. Alll SUMS Over ANY
pounds to be paid for extra. The Company limit their
responsibility for baggage to One Dollar per ponid,and
will not ba liable for any amount brrand 1100, aretret
by epeeist contrast.
!Amhara 's Baggagelmpress will sell for and dediyar
esewsze at t#4. Minot*. Orders to be left at Jo. A Wei ,
ant street. TPULLard 8. Wagrailtit. Agent.
June 12, ID6d.
USED 1180/d NEW YORK lON 71111,,ABBLPHLt.
W/1.7. LEAVE PaOtt TM FOOT 01 4713IIBTLAND aTaRBY.
At 1s $l. sod 4P. N. via Jersey City and thundett,
at 7, 10, and NM A. P. M. and 19 (Night). via Jar.
'ay Oftl and Kensington.
From the foot of Bentley street at 6 A. IL And I a.
•ria Anise , ' end ildit‘Len„,..
From Pfor No. I, Nollltvivetost TU and IP P. n.
(freight and nassenger). Amiaiyand Camden. 11104 r
SIBEINN PHILAVELPHIA,
WILIUNGTOR. AID BALM.
NOME ZAILROAD.
TINE TIELE
. .
Itionomenesng MONDAY, APRIL 3d, 1886, Traissn
will lettle Dodo: after BROAD Street and WASHING
TON tonne, as follows: -
Express Train, at 4.05 A. M. (Mondays slsentinn), loM
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at WLL=I. WOE.
Pe villa Havre de-Grass , Aberdeen ,. Perryman's.
and Magnolia.
Delaware Itallroad Train at 7.46 A K. (Bundass ex
cepted) for brillabim. Milford. and intermediate Sta-
Way. Mail Train. at 8.16 A.M. (Sundays exitepted),
Baltimore, stopping at all regular stations.
Salinas Train at 1 16 P. M. (Sundays exesptedl_for
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Chester.
slington,lllkion. Perryville, and liavre-de• areas.
Express Train at 8.66 P. M. (Sundays sireePted) for
Baltimore and Washington, stopylny At Wilmington,
Newark. Elkton. North. East, Perryville. Havre-de
grace, Ferrymen's, Macnolia, and Stammer ' s Run.
Night gunmen at 11.16 F.M. for Baltimore and Wash.
ington, stopping at Chester_ionly to take Baltimore and
Washington passengers). Wilmington, Newark. ilk
ton, North-P.ast. Perryville. and Havre.de-Grsoe.
rmasewpwa for NOMPOLX. VBRTILISS IMAM
(NTT P OINT, will take the LISP.
16 . tr WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Storming at all Stations between Philadelphia and Wil
mington.
Leave Philadelphia at 7.46 and 11 A. M.,1, &JO, kir,
ana la , P. M. The S3O P. H. train eonneote with De
laware li B. for Milford and intermediate stations,
Leave Wilmington at 0.46, o.ani 4.30 A. M. , 2. 4, 6.30
and 6.30 P. N.
Trains for few Castle leave Philadelphia at 7.46 and
11 A., M.. 3.30 and 6 P M.
_ THETION TRAIRSFROM MALTIM9IIII,
_
!Asia Wdurtmitati. at 12 M.. 4.27.8 as. and 9.54 P. Y.
CHESTBit FOE 'PHILADELPHIA.
LOST° Cheater at 7 45. 8.43. 10.14 A. M., 12.85, 2.a.
8.14. 7 an. and 9,06 P. M.
111.011. BALTJJZOBB Td PRILLDELPHLL
Leave Baltimore 5.55 A. H , Way Mail_• 1.10 P. 55.
Armes: 4. IA P. M., Way Train: 6.86 P. M., Mtwara
0.98 If.. Faint* __ _ _
VON BAI.
_LTINOZ
heave CheafeTsitillisrf.W.TeoTa n.. 3 r. M.
Leave Wilmington at 6.15. 9.36 A. M., S.M. COL
and MSS P. M.
Freight Train. with Passenger Oar 'Meshed. will
lean Wilmington for Perryville and intermediate
stations at 7.510 r. _
SUNDAY TEAMS.
Bnpress Train at 4.05 A. M. for Balthaeregind Wash
tnaion. stropping at Wilmington. Perryville Havre-de
fin e% Aberdeen. Perryman's. and Magnolia.
Night Express at 11.15 P. M. for Baltimore and
Washington, stopping at Chester (for Baltimore and
Wigblngtsn Damengergh - Wlimisglors, Newark. Elk
ton, Borth-Bash Per/Tv/51e x and Ht." te.dral.
Accommodation Train at l b P. W. for W—mingteli sit
fray stations.
BALTIMORE POE PHILABBLPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at 9.25 P. M., "topping at Ravril-de-
Oracle, Perryville. and Wilmington. Also Mop" .at Elk
ton and Newark (to take wee. .nlia_rs for Paula.. ' , IBM! ,
and leave passenger's from w 11 1 / 1 1/111011 or Baisircorsw.
and Chester to leave paasengers from Baltimore or
Washington.
Leave 'W I/minden for Philadelphia at 6.30 P. M.
apS H. P. BEARE'f, Sap%
pENNSYLTANIA CENTRAL RAIL-
Baas
SUMMER ARRAIII3 E KENT.
?he trains of the Pitattetrants Contra& Ea Mold
leave the Mew Depot, at THIRTIETH and ELLERST
Streets.
The can of the Market-street Passenger RailsraY
ran to and Irom Pennsylvania Central ltaßroad Depot,
at Thirtieth and Market ?Droste; they also leave Front
street every two minutes, somatic:lag one hour previ
ous to the Mme of departure of each train, and allow
about 80 initiates fora trip.
Their ears are in waiting on the arrival of sash Praia
to convey passengers into the sity, and sonnestlou are
made with all roads orossing_Market 'treat
On 91311DaT13—Care /lame Eleventh and Market Ste.
at tl6 P. 11., to connect with Pittsburg sud Erie Mali.
and at 10.26 I'. 11. with Philadelphia azpreea •
alserea Baggage ll:press will hereafter be touted at
Ito. El Bouthßleventh street, Parties desiring baggage
taken to the trains, can have Wine at reasonable rate,
NrimermirAiD Amarial DEPOT TUTI:
LIAM.
NAIL TRAIN...« -
••••••••••- 00 A.Y. PAOLI ACCONNORATC4. Mo. 1.... • 10.
00
PAST LINE.. .........•••••••••••••••••••••• " 12.00 Y.
PA_ . •••••••-••• 110 P.
RARRISWORO ACCOMMODATION. • • "
LANCASTER ACCOkiiMODATION.••••• :• 4.00 "
PAOLI TRAIN. NO. 1. ....0... 0..• • 1 . 20
PITTSBURG AND &se
PRlLADarßiAsarusss ••
-•-
. ,
ASKIITIL
PITTSBURG} AND sacs *" 1,40 A- 4 1 1 -
PHILADELPHIA• 1.195
PAOLI ACCOMMODATION. NO. ** 8.11 "
PARKESBURO " 9.99 ..
LA336.1d4E11 " 19 30 P. ?L
PAST L1NE.... ........ 12.63 '
PAOLI AOL'OBLMODATIOI(, Jo. " 4.40
DAT . " 1.46
HAItItILBURO AGOORIEDDATION.... " 9.90 "
MAIL TkAIN " 11.90 "
Philadelphia la-prose leaves daily. Pittsbarg and
Erie Mntl lumen daily (except itatarday). All other
Traine daily (except /madam
The Pennsylvania Railroad Oornany will not gnome
any risk for Baggage. *raga for wearlag Appand. and
limit their reeponsibility to One Hundred Dollar. In
valne. All Baggage exceeding that amount in value
will be at the risk of the owner. unless taken by ape.
slid contract.
For further information, An to time and gonnections,
lee bills and framed suds, or apply to THOMAS U.
PARKS. Ticket Agent, at the Depot.
An lintigrant Train runs daily (except Sunday.) for
fall information u to faro and aceommodations, apply
to FRABOIS PURL
fe2o4f 137 DOCK Strad.
1865. MINIM 1865.
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL
ROAD. --This great line traverses the Northern Inti
Northwest *mantles of Penneylvanta to as firs of Mee
on Lake Erie.
_ . _
hee 'bean 1•111411 by the PENNSYLEABIA 1411.1 r.
Ron CrOMFAtir, and %IMMO by *hem
Etr Wile length wog opened far reasenger eld draw
tallness October 17th, 1864.
11118 or reeennormarnArge AT PRELADILYRIA.
Leave Westward.
Mail. 11.30 P. IL
Loch Haven Assoremodation 00 A. X.
Passenger ears run through on Hail Train without
shange both ways between Philadelphia and Erie. sat
Baltimore and Erie.
Elegant Sleeping Oars on Elmira Express Trains both
Ways between Philsdelphiseand Lock Haven, and on
Elmira Express Train both ways between Willisannort
and Baltimore.
for Information resperting Tawnier business, Olds
earner METIETEL and SUBMIT Sta.. PhileAelpUst.
And for .Preight bastnese of the Agents.
E. B. KINOSTON, Jr.. soccer !HUME/MU *ad
MARKET Streets, Philadelphia.
W. REYNOLDS, Brie.
WILLIAM BROWN, Arent B. 0, ji i. sagnor.,
H. H. M
HODSTOII,_
General IMA Arent Philadelphia..
H. W.
Wwiinflue.
" thmeral Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
JOSEPH D. OTTS,
der•tri amoral Manager. Wlillaisurport.
Mugs WEST JERSEY . RAIL.
ROAD LINES From foot of Walnut
draft.
Daily except Band' e.
Commencing SATURDAY, lune 10)h, Ism
For CAPE MAY, &0., (at &30 A. II , Expreie), 2.30
P. M., Passenger.
For MILLVILLE. VINELAND, dm, &SO A. IL. and
180 P. M.
P.
ForsL BRIDGETON, ;SALEM, &G., at 9.16 A. X. ,td 00
For GLASSBORO. 4 &
30 and 9.16 A. 2f., 280 and
4 00 P' M. .
For WoODBURY, &c.. 8.30 and 9.16 A. K. 2.30, 4.00
and 6.30 P. If.
RETURNING. WILL LEAVE
Cape May at 690 A. X Mail, (8.20 A. M., Freight),
5.00 P. 11 , Passenger
Millyille at 7.32 A X.. Ida% (12.08 P. M. , Freight).
6.58 I'. M., Passenger.
Bridgeton at 6 40 A. M., /fail, (9.45 A. X., Freight),
4.20 P. Si. Passenger.
Salem at 626 A X., (9.00 A. X.. , Freight), 4.05
P. K., Pantie/o'er.
Woodbury at 7 05. 813, and 906 A if (1.40 P. M ,
Freight). 5.54 and 823 P. K. Passenger.
On the let day of July a n additional exPrese train
will be added to and from Cape ' May. and whic h will
leave Cape May at 8 00 A. X., and Philadelphia at 4.30
P. M., through In three boom from Camden.
J. VAN Panisastdata, Superintendent
Went Jersey. Salem, and Cape May and Milllvllle Rail.
road
THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS OOMPANY
will attend to all the u.nal branches of expreu
neat, receive, deliver and forward through other re.
o p e asiblo Express 001510111104, to all parte of the coda
try. any article entreated to Them.
A }insets' Messenger accomPaUlat WWI through train.
Pam. ADISLPHIA. Jose 6,1865, ism slog
,T4Efp, NORTH PENNSYL
-1.1.; VANIA RAILROAD For
DIsTHLIBABS. DOYLIMTOWN. MAUCH CHUNK,
BARTON, WILLIAMsPORT, WILRgasAttER. Ate.
SOMMBR A aRANORMBST.
Passenger Traingleave the new Depot, THIRD Street,
above TAOICIPODA street, daily (sandays =dented/ as
follows:
At 7.30 A M. (Express) for Bethlehem. hilantowlis
Manch Chunk, Hazleton, Williamsport, Wilke'.
berm he
At 3 30 P. Id. Garpreas) for. Bethlehem, Radon, Am.
At 6.16 P. M. for Bethlehem. Allentown .. Kam/
Chunk, Danville, Wthismsport.
For Doylestown at 836 a. Di., 2,90 and 416 P. N.
For 11'0...t Washington at 10 A. M. and 11 I'. If.
For Lansdale at 6.16 P. IL •
White care of the Second and Third. streets Line City
Passenger Railway run directly to the new Depot.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA. _
Leave Bethlehem at 6.90 , 10.02 A. 11. and Li b
P. M.
LeaveDoylestown at A4O A. Y., 3.10 and 6P. it.
Leave Lansdale at 6 A. M. _
Leave Fast Washington it 10.150 A. IL, CFI L/ 16 •
OH SUNDAYS.
Philadelphia fee Bethlehem at 9 A. K.
Pith edelphis for Doylestown at 3P. N.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 7.00 A. M.
Bethlehem for Philadelphia at 4.30 P. Al
ie6 ALLIS CLARK. Agatt.
1865•
-1 3 H I L
•DILPHIA AND
SLIIIIIII RAILROAD LIEN to all points WM%
The direst rote for the
ir. /stGioNa OP PINKBYLVANEdi
WIL2.I.xBPoRT 13171711.0, BIIIPBABION ANL
and aIINMI in the Neater. and Northwestern Nese
sad the Canadu.
TWO THnoUGH TRAM
Leave Philadelphia and Reading railroad =tt. Thir
teenth and Callowhill dude, Kelm is ye OP
deed], for the North and West. as follows:
Xorning Express at 8 A. si
Afternoon Lords at RN P. N.
Making direct founeetion with all interseetind i tz ther isle.
PON THROUGH TICKETS to any point, and
particulars concerning the diffemt 1.010014 apply at
iha Tiff e rllol. 425 CHESTNUT Street. wade
Ma W .
and *netts the Castes
the
W. VAX HORN. Matt AIM , .
425 Chestnut street.
iitl
JONI 5. NILLIN. amoral
wAth asA GAMOW me
RAILROAD LINES.
ri f PIIIT.A.DELPEUA,
AA Ltattuir. clißmAlfficiwil " D NOA4
nl':/OWN
TIME ABL6.
tin and litter MONDAY, T inns 5. 1855, until Malay
nofloe.
FOR GP.1121,11T0
- Leave Philadelphia 6,7, 8, 9 10 11, 11 A. M.. l• 2. 8.
10 . a 4,6, 6.11 6, 7. 8,9, 732 2 11,
WILTS Vekttlemtown 6, 7. . 8 8,9 D, 9, 10, 11, 19 A.. K.
1, 8. 4, 6- 6. 7. 8,
andO. 11 P
'II, 8.90 down train Bl6. np than.% will not
Von on the ttermantown Branca
Off 9uliDe.Yl3,'
Leave Philadelphia 9.10 min. A. Y., 2,8, 6. 8. 1011
P X.
Leave thermentown 8 A. lt. , 1, 4. eh'.
ofißsTntrr.ElLL RAIT,ROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 6. 8, 10. 12 A. AL , 2, 6.11. 7, 9.
and 11 P. *8
Leave Chestnut 11111 7.10 Ma . 8, 9 40, IL4O A. L .
1.40. 5.40, 6.40, 6.40, 8 40 and 10.40 Ari COIL P. M.
N 811BD,_
Leave Minna.l2,l2lZii 2, 5. and BP. M.
Leave Chestnut EMU 9.40 nifn. A. 5I Ea. and
26P. M
. .
FOR CONSHOROCKINIT duo NORRISTOWN.
Leave Flinn d• Intl& 6, 8 85 11.06 min, L. M.,1,X. 8,
9%. 635. 6%. 8 66 min. end a% P. M.
Leave Norristown 6%, 7, 760, 9, n a. N., 1%, 4%,
sy.. and 8 P.
The 6% P. DI trata win atop at Panora Laaa, Wissa
hickon ' INannynnk, Spring Mills, and Ooasholtoeten
only.
ON SU PD AY%
Leave Philadelphia 9a. M. 2% and 434 P. N.
Leave E orrietown 7 .11. b. 1 and 6 F.
Fax suriaTtrax •
Leave Philadelphia 6. 8 35, 11.05 min. • 111..1.34, 3,
534.63g.434, 8 65, and 1134 P. 111
/Aave bianayank 612, 7,1 i, 8.20, 9%, 1132 A. 12„ 2,6,
7, 835 P. N.
ON 6IIINDAY6._, _ _
Leave Pb !ladelehla 9 A M., 2.X, 4,K, and BP. M.
Leave Mabaynak TX A M. . Iw, and 9P. M.
Wa Wit...ol3Oat. vrat finpar intendent.
Deint, NINTH tad GRAN Streeie.
trgortng WE ST C 11E3T OR
AND PHILADBLPHIA
MUD, V MEDIA.
TIM Ain ARRA NEIRMRII T
On and after MONDAY. Jane Mb., 1865. the trains will
leave aa follow.: •
WEST CEISSTBR TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia for West Chestar at 7,36 and 10.30 A.
M. and 2 3.4 4 4S, and 645 M
Leave West Cheater for Pelladelphia at 6 20, 7.46. and
10 38 A. M., and 2 sod 4 45 P. IN
Traina 'Paving West Chester at 7.45 A.and leav
ing Philadelp .15 st 4 96 P.M. w'll not stop at'Pennelton
and will stop below B. C Junction at Media only.
B. O. .711N071.03 TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia fur B. C. Junction at 6 02 and 10.30
P. II
Leave A. C. Junction for Philadelphia at 8.25 A. IL
and7.2PP. M
On Tuesdays and Fridays only, until further notice. a
Market VreluAbh Oar attached, will leave
West Cheatsr fur Philadelphia at OM at *topping at
all stations.
Them, trains stop at all Intermediate station..
ON SUNDAYS
Leave Philadelphia st 8.60 A. St and 2 P M.
Leave West Chu ter at 8 A N. and 5 P.t
Trains h aving Philadelphia at 7 35 A. 11 and 4.45 P.
M., and leavitte West Chester at 7 96 A. M mud 4 45 P.
DI., counsel at B. O. Junvien with trains on P. & B. O.
Z. for Oxford and intermediate pOtats.
Pa....l , Ceels are allowed to take wearini apparel only
se !mange, and the Company - will not o spy ease be
monotone!, for an amount exceeding one hundred del
- a apoeial contract le made for the same.
HENRY WOOD, Gate/ Sup.
rHILADFLPITIA, March 15 leas 1 Inge
PROPOSALS.
ASSISTANT QU ART ERM AS T le;R'S
OFFICA, 1130 Ottia.att•Street
SEALED PROPO PR
L. wi L
I P I U
b IA r eecea
v •
eJd u a ne
thi s B ° M
se
no tit 12 o'clock M. 'HONDA!. Susie 26. 1661. far the im
mediate de:ivery at the United States Storehouse,
BariOVlLn-STIttlE F Whert,properly packed and ready
for tlaneportation, of rhe followirg &scribed Q - tarter
mestere' Stores, lo be lasnected by as inspector ay-
P ant, d ^n the part of
beet over talent, via:
1,996 Bone Brushes, cavalry. loather handles,
ettrowed on.
9(0 Wall Mathes, ten-knot, large
6,000 Carry Combs 221, Tiideeley make.
WO Farrier's Halve,. Boss & eirable's "I. L. L."
9 157 pounds &erne,. Leather, oak-tanned, 16 pounds
per Ale whoa Suish,d.
Ur Door Ltoks. Wei tern knob.
100 do do rural knob.
25 barrels Lard Ott. in beat and tight barrels.
26 do Coal Cil. re torte d do.
I Ream Emery Paper,
1,000 Tin Plates. for mew nse.
2ro Si ovele. grain or coal, Merl blades.
200 Pounds Yellow Ochre, in oil, small packages.
2,001 Tie Cups
60 Dutch Ovens,
100 Fry Pans.
All cf the above articles to be of the best qnslity.
they:
should state tee quantity bid .for, and when
they win commence and a oish their deliveries, the
price of the sitticl,e (to inctUde boxes and dcli.ccaqt
which should be stated both is - worms and Stares. and
scare/into the terms of this advertisement, a copy Of
which should natio o-peny sactoproposaLandltlifiChedu/e
prices unlit be received.
Samples of the articles bid' for must be delivered et
the Hanover street Storehoase twenty-four hours pre
vious tothe opening of the bins.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible per
son,. whose sigastures must be appended to the gee , '
tact;, and certilird to as belaggood and sufficient secu
rity for the amount involved by the United States Dis
trict Judge, attorney, or Collector, or other Dahlia
officer.
The right SS reserved to reject any bid deemed name
milli's, and 20 bide from a defaulting contractor will
berseelved.
proterteda to be made out in the regular forum,
which will be furaithed on application at this olio?
Endorse envelope 'Proposals for Army Supplies. to
be opened on the 88th lint.
By order of . Col Wm W. McKim, U. S. A.. Chief
Quartermaster Philadelphia Depot.
GEOII.OB B OBIKB,
jell& Captain and A. Q. M.
CHI E It QUARTERMASTER'S
FlOll, No. 1139 GIRARD Street,
PHILADBLPHIA DEPOT. June 20, 1865.
PEALED PROPOtallec wilt be received at this office
until Ull9 AY, June 24 18E5, at 12 o'clock 06., for
immediate delivery at the 6choyik9l Amens), In pier
chantobte package. owe to be made to conform to aea.
Marathon at tdie office):
Burlaps, 40 inahrs wide.
- .
Burlaps_ lb inches wide.
Parties offering goods 'mould make separate proposals
for each article offered, and mast distinctly state in their
bids the quantity they propose to furnish, the lade.
(which should be written both in words and figures).
and conform to the terms or this advertisement, a copy
of splash should accompany each proposal.
Samples, when eubmitted, mast be marked and num
bered to correspond with the proposals; and the patties
tie repo must guarantee that the goods man be in every
respect equal to army standard, otherwise the propo
sals will rot be eonsidered.
Blob; will be opened on Satarday, June 24, MS, at 12
O'clock if. and bidders ere requested to be present.
Each bid 'moat be guaranteed by two responsible per
ions, whose signature* inset be appended to the gnat.
rantee, and certified to as being good and snacked se.
airily for the amount involved. by aims PUldia fine
tionary of the United States. -
All *proposals should be made out on the regular forms.
Which will be tarnished on application at this office.
The right is reserved to reject any bid deemed unrea
sonable, and no bid from a defaulting contractor will
be received.
Endorse envelope. "Proposals for (here insert the
name of the article offezed),_" and address
Colonel WILLIAM W. kaitiK.
Chief Quartermaster,
ielo-4t* Philadelphia Depot.
ASSISTANT QUARTERM - AZTAIre
OFFICE, 1139 GIRARD Street,
PRILeDeLPHIL, Jane 115, 1866_
SIALUD -PROPOSA be received at Etas oNee
until 12 o'clock M. WEDNESDAY, Inn* 21. 181M_, for
furnishing the follogine articles of STATIONERY for
a period of three months, cesemeneine Tub , 1. 1865, and
ending Se_ptember 30, 1866, inclusive:
Eoval Paper, to weigh not lets than 88 lbs to ream.
Legal Cap do., do. do. 14 do.
Cap do., plain and ruled, 12 do.
Letter do., do. - do. 10 do.
Note do do. do. 6 do.
Envelope do , 85 do.
White Blotting-Board 19 x 29, 100 do
494 EX
Oaciel Bnvelores. w it h, and buff, 3.54 z 8/9, 4a 9.
Utter EnterOPet, White and buff, 634. Govern-
meal pattern.
Letter Copyinig Books, 9 x 1.1. 600 rages
Cap Copping Books, 10 x 14. 600 pages.
Blank Books, 8 to 12 quires, demi full bound. 'latent
backs. Patel* corners.
Blank Books, 2 to 6 quires, 9 x 13%, half roan, 20
sheets to quire.
Memorandum Books, demi. Svo, Bash, 66 Mamas.
tles.Bleck Int, Arnold's, quart, pint, and brat pint bot-
Mach Inh, Maynard di Noyes' or Dunbar's, quark
Pint, and ha/I-pint hating
Carmine int. 2-oz. bottles, glass stoppers.
Ink Powders. David's first quality. -
Inkstands academia and mechanic'.
Penholders, assorted
Steel Pena (GiGott% 303, 404, 239) and Comments!.
Quills, No. 80, per K.
Leadieccils, Faber's. Nos. 2 y a rds
Office Tape, pieces, No. 28, RE to the pieces
Office Tape, rolls, No. 23, 144 yards to the roll.
Sealing Wax per lb
Wafers. 4- oz. boxes, "American Concrete."
White fringed Rubber, 13 pieces to lb, tint quality.
Virgin Rubber per lb.
Rulers, round rubber, 18 lashes.
Rulers : round rubber, 18 inches.
Mucilage, quart, pint and 8-oz. b Atlas
All of the above-described to be of the best quality,
and samples of each article to be delivered at this Oise
twenty-four hours previous to the opening of the hide.-
The stationery to be inspected by an inspector ap
pTinee dun
e th ul a bidde r h o Gov d n n m must
t be prepared to
fluidal, from time to time. such quantities of theabove.
described atatloizery as maybe required by thll Dean.
meet.
1-he price of etch article to be Written both ire words
and frourcs; and conform to - the terms of this adver
tisement, a copy of which should accompany each to o
Sash bid must be guaranteed by two responsible per
sons, whose signatures must be appended to the gua
rantee. and certified to as being good and sufficient
security for the amount involved, by the Mateo States
district Judge, attorney, or collector, or other nubile
officer.
The right is reserved to reject any bid deemed unrea
sonable. and no bids from a defaulting contractor will
be received, .
All proposals to be made out on the regular forms tit
duplicate. whisk can be had on application at Oda
office.
Bidewill be opened on Wednesday, June 81.1888, at.l2
o'clock M., and bidders are requested to be present.
By order Colonel William W. mom%
Chief Quartermaster, !Idled's Depot. U.S A.
GEORGE E. ORES.
jell fit Captain and A. Q. X
SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
.1-A- OPP/CB. 1139 GIRLRD Street.
PHILADELPHIA, PA. , Jane 14, 1865.
EEhLYD PROPOSALS will be received at this Office,
until 12 olelock M.l VAITLEDAY , Juno 2s, Ness. tor Su
stains
ANTRBeCITB STEAMER COAL •
for a period of three mouths commencing July 1, 1866,
and aiding September SO, 1865, inclusive.
Coal to be of the best einallty anthracite, for the use
of steamers; to weigh 2,20 lbs to the ton, and to be
subject to inspection.
The Coal is to be delivered on board versals in the
ports of Philadelphia or New York, in melt guarantee
and at inch times as may be required, not exceedial
five thousand (5600) tons per week-
In case of failure to deliver the Coal in sufficient
quantity, and at the proper time and place, the Govern•
meet reserves the right to make good any deficiency by
purchase, at the contractor's rink and expense.
he price (which should bet ated both tuftguree and
Writing) Must begivensoltrately for the Coal delivered
on board of vessels at this port and at Pew York, on the
terms and conditions above stated.
Ten per cent 86811 be Withheld from the amona t
. of a ll
payments made, which reicevation is not 10 DS d
until the contract shall hers been folly comple ted.
Payments of the remaining ninety per cent Or balance
due, will be made monthly, when the Department is in
funds for that purpose .
Bach offer must be acsompanied byn written outran
tee, signed by two or more responsible parties, their
responsibility to be certified to by a United States judge.
attorney, or collector, that the bidder or bidders will.
if his or their bid be accepted, enter into written
with good and sufficient sureties, in the sum of
fifty thousand (lf0,000) dollars, to fundeb. the proposed
anpfdiee.
rso proposition will be considered Unless the terms of
this advertisement (adop)s of which snote(d accompany
each proposes() are complied with.
Bide will be opened on Saturday, June N. 1565, M
12 o'clock M. and bidders are requested to be Present.
The right to reject any bid deemed unreasonable is
reserVitd, and no bid front a defanahut contractor will
he received.
The envelopes to he endorsed "Proposals for Goal."
and addressed to the undersigned.
By order of CoLliPm. W. McKim, •
Chief Quartermaster PhIlsgelDhIS RME Deeot.
GtEo. R. O
1,A440t cantata and A, Q. k.
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
QUAKTBRIKASTER'S OPPICS, U. 8 M. C.
WASHINGTON', 8d June la.
SEALED PEOPOSAIM will be received at this office
until FRIDAY, the seventh daY_Of July. 1885, at two
o ' c l oc k, P for 'amebae! Wood and Coal to the
United States Marinas, at Philadelphia, Pa . dazing the
fiscal year ending 80th of June, 1866, the woad to be
good merchantable oak, and to be delivered. piled,
measured, and inspected as snob points within the
wane of tie Marine Barracks as may be designated by
the commanding marine officer. free of expense to the
batted Mates. The coal to be best white ash anthracite
egg noel, free from duet, and to weigh 2.240 pounds to
the toe , to be weigimd, ineptelad• and delivered at
such points within the walls of the lifeline Barracks es
may be designated by the commanding marine officer.
fr. eof expense, to the United States, and both wood
and coal to be furnished upon the quarterly requisition
of tbecommanding defter, showing tha quantities re
quired, agreeably to regulations.
Payments will be made upon the receipt of accounts
duly authenticated by said commanding officer.
A guarantee to be signed by two esponsible persons,
hem responsibility must be certified to by the United
States District Judge, United States District Attorney,
or united Metes collector. must aseampsay each ,pro
petal, otherwise it will not be soneldered.
To be endorsed "Proposal. for Peel." and addremd
to theundersigned. wthwelf B SLACK,
c7 , L tt , 4t Major and Quartermaster.
F 0 BRIDGE BIJILDERB.-PLANS
and Proposals will be received by the Sharpsburit
utd Lawrenseville Brides Company till the 711 of
mune, for
ERZOTINO
Amara the All teeny River, at Shaepeburs, Pa. Per
particulars, see the understenwL at the office of Lewis.
sill pa , zell, Ce,,,,_et BRARNSURG. or at No.
73 WATER Street, PITTSBURG. or address his at
herpsborg. Jilleabeny county. Pa
erdi• troU JAMB* O. LEWIS. Prodded.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
FOE SALE.
A DRUG STORE,.
•
STOCK, FIXTUIVEO4 I ,
AID
GOOD ..WlLad;
NEASON-00ING WEST.
Address BOX 337.
3e19 wen" LANCASTER. Pa.
FOR BALE--AN EXCELLENT
St ro and Business Pines, 214 Dorn 3trset.
Srpenor 36 feet trent, 311.1919 Green street.
More at.d Dwelling. good Undue*. Stand, 2d6 North
tlateenth street. corner of Wint.r.
Convenient Dwelling, No. 263 South Tenth Bred;
ssession soon.
Beat Dwilltna, No 732 n 111447 abseil.
Desirable Darel big. Broad street. above Brown; lot
26 by 160 teat.
B. F. 0 r.BLlN,l2l3bonth FOURTH Street: or
3elo E. W. 'or. SIMBNTBANTB and BRUN.
111 FOR SALE A THREE-STORY
Ea• nr- DwellintrAnd lot 4 ground. 13. W.
corner of VIP rrf
And &MUSS otreete. For Partici
ars, Apply to
SUSSEX D. DAVI6. Attorney At LAW.
jett.wfmllt" 619 Webour street. '
OIL LEASES ON SUGAR MUNK.
TEEN PIITBOPA OIL COMPANY.
Ibis Company, owning in fee simple over TWO
WUNDBED ACRI3B of valneele 011 Territory on Sugar
f reek, will leitee en fey 'sable terms. a limited an n
her or choice lots A part of the territory to now beteg
and v 6 to o tv..t; to be bored within nine:. days,
within g Year.
leor farther portioniers. inquire at the °Mee of the
Company. 524 Wait, PUP Sire. t
.1.34 wfmet. 010. O MARP/N, Seeretsry.
FOR BALE—ii VALUABLE LOT OF
Ground. 8 3, corner of Brood and Callowhill etc. ;
DM by 240 feet. •
Do 00. 11, corner of Bridge and ThErtyrim
send streeto; 142 by 218 feet •
Do. do.. a W. corner of Bridge and Tnirtyrse
cond streets 100 by 218 feet.
Do. do., a. W. cornesof Thlrty•second and En
verford streate: 236 by 1633{ feat.
Do do.. N. W. corner of Ninth and Berko
streets; 600 by 390 feet.
Do. do.,
8. B. corner of Twenty second and
Spring Gairdenstsams: 90 by lOU feet
Dn. do.. herb', toad, between Chestnut and
Walnut streets; 90 b 3 120 feet.
Do. do.. allewortb street. from Twenty-eighth
Street to the Bebuyll4ll'; 1.000 by 104 feet.
Do. do.. on lionneim, street. Germantown;
about acres
Do. do., on Tesoro) , street, at floimeabturg.
With many others of various *Mee.
P (11,111 N.
340 123 Elenth FOURTH Street.
]e ORS, SA.SH, SHUTTER S, AND
BPDLDINGS for rale, to close an Estate 6t5
CHEReIf street. jals.6t.
INSURANCE.
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY
iresmitesCg COMPA
INCORPORATED BY THS 1,101.4 LA. LIME OP ".
PEN IV Y.I.Va NIA, 1835 '
OFFICER'S CORN SR THIRD aND WALNUT
STREETS. PH iLeDiti PHU.
ON rassaLs, MARINB IIiBURANOS
_
OAROO_, To parts of the world.
FRE,10122 . ,
ELAND 12181MANCES
On Goods, by River, Canal. La, 43, and Land Carriage,
to all parka of the Union.
JnbIIRAMONS,
On Merchandisegenerally.
OA Stoma, Dwelling 50u..., &..
•
ASSETS THY (WIT/MI%
November 3„, 1204 •
sloo,ooollnited,States Five Perpient. Loan. '714100,000 013
111,0f0 Sig ' " 'Bl. 118,215 00
75.000 " Six " " 6 Ms. 25.552 55
110,000 State n
of Pennsylvania Five Per Cent.
Loa
64.000 State of Pennsylvania SIX Per Cent.
55,840 00
L 42,063 City of Philadelpiiii ' Far Ct. Lea n ". lis,fito 87
20, 01:0 Psnl Six o'er Oen% Benda - • 22 ylviinta hatiroad first Mort
g 00
50,000 Perneylvania Railroad Second — so ' s- ' ':*3
Six Per Cent. Bonds •••_.— 59'26° 00
15,0130 30 1 0 ag 8 s ibaree Stock . fiermani -- own gas
Company, principal and interest
p
gua m ranteed bt the • city of Philadel.
_ra ........ • 15.'300 O 3
5.500 120 Shares Stock Pennsylvania Rail
road Company.9,l42l oo
5,000100 Shares Rock North Pennsylv ania
Naltrond. OM 00
10,000 United stales Treasury '
Indebtedheas.,... 48.
80.000 State of Tennessee ' Viva; Per —
Co Loa n — .12.111 11:1°
00
sEtsoo hoses on Bond and illortesue. amply
1868,260 Par. Cost $642,100.60. Market, Ta1c...WM.627 87
Beal B&W. • ~, • SCOW 00
Bills recivable for insrmanses made 118. SM 42
Balances dne at ageneles.—Premt.
tuns on Marine Policies, Accrued
Interest, and other debts due the
Core ilan7 • •-•••• • •••.•••••• •••••-• • 28,793 24
&rip and Stock of simeiry Insurance
and ot her Companies, 44,262. Inti-
Caen
mat on d vpevalu o e it with —United 2.220 00
t
Mates Government.anbiest
to tendays' —400,000 00
Cash in 68,164 99
Cash in Drawer. 637 66
—4168.692 99
DIRROTORS:
Thomas a nand. Samuel 11 Stoke&
John 0. Davis. J F. Peaiston.
Edmund A &under, Henri Sloan.
Theophilne Paulding. William 0. BoultOn.
John R. Penrose. BO ward Darlington.
James Traquair, H Jones frocks,
Henry 0. Dane% Jr.. Jacob P. Jones,
Junes CI Hand, James E. a eFarland.
William Ln4winr, Joshua P Ore,
Joseph H. Seat , mear bleilvarae,
George 0. Leiper, John B Semple
,Pittsburg
Hugh Orals. A. B. Berger, Pit - Mbar&
Robert Barton,
THOMAS C. HUD_„ President.
JOBB O. DAMS . 'Vice President.
BUST LVLBUBB, isesretery. del6-17
TH p E tn y r ELIANCE INSURANCE COM
.
OF PHMADELPHIA..
_ .
Incorporated in 1841. - Charter Perpetuity
071008 80. 308 WALNUT STREET.
CAPITAL. $300,000.
Nausea against Lou or DIUDEMP by FIBS Honek
Mores. and other Buildings, limited or nenetual:
on Furniture, Goode, Wares, and Manhandle., in town
or country
LOBBBB PROMPTLY ADDISTID AID PAID.
ASSEtS,S4OO.OBB 71.
Invested in the following Securities. viz.
First Mortgages °Wily Property,mell socareddllt6oo 00
'United States Government Loans. MAO 00
Philadelphia City 0 Per cent- LoanS• 60,000 00
Pennsylvania $3.000,000 6 per cent. Loan 16,011 CIO
Pennsylvania Railroad Bonds, And and ma
enadn
Camde and. Amboy Railroad CoMPanY'll WOO) 00
percent. Loan.---'................... COCK) 00
Philadelphia and Beading Railroad Cow._Dare 6 per . sent, Loan • . Loop oo
Guniinadon and Broad Top 7 per tent. moot
gage bonds 4,010
Counts Fire Insurance Company's Stock— 1 orA 08
Mechanics' Bank Stook
(MO 03
Commercial Bank of PenneylvanleStost 10,000 00
Union Mutual Insurance COMPULY'S Skink.. NO 00
Reliance Insuranee Company of Philadel
phia's 1,000 00
Accrued 6.40 92
Cash is bank and on 02a 23
Worth at present market
DIBIOTOBS.
Clem r huder. William Stevenson,
Wm. El Thorough Benj. W Tinnier.
Willi's% Musser, Marslusll Had
Samuel Blspham, Charles Leland.
H L. Carson, L Johnson Brown.
Robert Steen, Thomas Moore.
r CLEM TINGLKY, Preeddent ,
THOMAS!' C. HILL. Seeretar
pHILADHLPHIA. December
A NTHRACITE INBURANCE COM-
A -v- Mr.—Authorised Capital 111400.00O—OHARTZE
PBBPBTDAY,
• • -
Oface AO, 311 WALNUT Brent, lbetween Third and
Fourth streets, Philadelphia.
This Company will insure against Loss or Damage by
lire, on Buildings. Furniture. and Merchandise
ssne
rally.
Also. Marine Lusuranses on Vessels, Cargoes, and
Preighte. Inland Institutes to all parts of the 'Union.
DIRSOTORS
William Esher, I Davis Pearson,
D. Luther, Peter Seger.
Lewis Andenried, J. 11. Baum,
John It. Enckiston, William F. Dean,
Joseph Maxfield, John Ketcham,
WILLIAM Shßsß, President.
WM. P. DIVAN, Vise President.
W. N. SMITH, Secretary. apS4f
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY. Incorporated 1810 CHARPSE PIR
PSTUAL. No. 310 WAI,IIIIT Street, above Third.
Philadelphia.
Having a large paid-up Capital Stock and. Surplus in.
vested in sound and available Securities, continues to
Insure on Pwellissa, stores. Furniture. Mercsandise.
ireseels port and th eir Oirdeas, and giber Per4oald.
Property. Ali losses liberally asei Ytatarlil9 adinitad.
DISNOToSS.
Thomas I Marie. James IL Calellbell,
John Welse, I Edmund G
Samuel C. Horton, Charles W. Poultnei.
Patrick Brady. Israel Morris.
John T. Lewis.
THOM
ALBUM' C. L. CRAWFORD,
AS X MARIS, President.
Secretary ts 47 tt
FIRS INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
—M PRINBTLVANIA FIRE INIMIRS.NOR 0011-
PART. Incorporated PM. CHARTER PIRPRITAL.
10, 51.0 WALNUT Street. onnosite Indorses:dense
Vi l a bonmany. Dive
rably known to the soramnsitY
for nearly fortyears, continues to insure agatnet Lou
or Damage by Fire, on Public or Private Buildings.
either permanently or for a limited time. also, on Fur
itte. stocks, moods, or Merchandise generally, on
Issl terms.
- Their capital, together with a large Sarcasm rand, to
invested in the most careful manner, which enamel"
them to offer to the fissured an undoubted seenrity is
the ease dims.
DIRECTORS.
Pe
Lu
Jonathan Patterson, Dal Smith, Jr.,
Alexander Benson , John DeTeroOM•
/Mao Heciehurst. Thomas Smith.
Thomas Rabbi& xtionr" l "'
J. dillini ird
JONATHAN PATTERSON, Frown&
WILLIAM G. estowsra.. Secretary.
E COMPANY,
:TRIM STRUT.
RLP HIA.
ND arstrauiroL
P !ORB •
iohn W. Ivernten.
Robert D. Potter,
John Ressler, Sr,.
R. 3) Woodruff,
Charles Stokes, -
• Joseph D. EAU.
I if. President.
BON, Vise President.
tam 3a14-te
FAME INBURAN I
No. 41N5 011118
PM AID Ida.
wash rock,
arias Richardson .
Reurg Lew%
Ras:suet Wright.
P. 8 AtaiticA),
em u A. we,.
rsAvias L 18:143
• - - -
CHAS. RICHARD:
W. I. BLANCHARD. &we
NIAVIDNERT AND IRON•
Agin PENN 13TEA.31 ENGINE AND
BOIL= WORKS. NRAFIB /1; LEVY,
PRACT/041 AMID EIBBTICAL BNOCIBERS, MA
CHINISTS: BOILBRMAKIREI, BLACKSMITHS, and
ZOICIDIRS, having for many years been in suseessfal
operation, and. been exslusively_ engaged in building
and repairing Koine and River Ingines, high and lore.
preseure. Iron Boilers, Water Tanks, Propellers. Bs..
&a respectfully offer their servieee to the puha.; as
wag foMy propernd to contras* for engines of all sires.
Marina. River, are tay; hau nt . of patterns
of different Mee, propreed to - ordere with
quick dispatch. livery description of pattern miaking
made at the shortest notice. Nigh and Low immure.
line, Tabular, and Cylinder Boilers, of the best Penn
sylvania shoved Yorgings of all elms and kinds;
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions; 801 -
Turning. Screw-Cutting. am all other work connoted
with the above business.
Drawings and ossification; for all work dons at the
establishment tremor charge, and work guaranteed.
Tao subscribers have ample wharf-dock room for Ju
nin of boats, who, they ca co in puled safety, and
are provided with shears, bloke, fells. Be.. non
raising hearY or light Weighte.
JACOB C.
JOHN P. LEVY.
MIAMI and PALMER Streets.
1. EASOBAS MESSICK. WILLIAM K. MSRRIOS.
JOHN 31 COPE
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
FIFTH AND WASHINGTON BMW&
PEILIADELPHIA.
NNIIRICK & SONS,
,AND MACHINISTS.
mannfacTailignad — air Pressure Steam Swam%
or lend, river, and marine service.
Nam, Olioinetviv. Tanks. Iron Boa% al& ; Oast•
Into oral kinds. either hen Orbfass.
iron-frame Roofs for Om Works, tdfosishapa, R a n.
road Station'am
Retorts and . Oaf Machinery of the latest and most
proved sonstrootion.
Sven" description or Plantation Masiditery, such
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pans. Open
Stettin Trains.Defeestovi,Filtere, Pumping lisesso 1 4 ,
Sole anent. for N. Millienz's Patent Sugsr-Be
Apparatus, Nesmyth's Patent Steam Ifammer_,
Aspinwall a Wolsey's Patent Centrifugal EnCei•
Drainine Machine. snit It
‘GRICN & LONO,
ruuromr won% vaio mum. MEM
It rurinsers, °nor Makers, gat esi
BatMem
Tanks of ovary description mule to order.
8010 Agents for Long's Marine itsHamadan. n7lB-11
THOMAS M'DONOUGH,
GENERAL sLiessairriliire,
ELK STRUT, ARoVE NON STREET,FRANKLIN, PENNA.
no tloe, U
Mr Boring took on howl aT INA4o to order on shi t
-32
AVCTION SALE
WOUVESS, BRINLEY. &
No 6I I.4IEMIITaftd 612 11
SALB OF INPONTND AND DONNIC
ON FaiDal IVOR& 1 / 1 .0.
Tune Pd. at On O'Olock. on font montar
400 Pa.% Age) 412 lota of fancy st.ki
SALE OF -UNITED BTATEI
IBEI AT AUCTION.
111 TED STATES A.
WifelittifiTON, D. C..
Will be s.egd at public Inds, to the hit
Ml 2 o'clock
ON SATURDAY,
the twenty fonrib day of lime next, at ,
Washingcon. 1), the Vetted ' , Wei
Vitoore Watch, Jobb:ter. Teaser, Poll
&Mos, J P. liforwonr. ("cons de Lim
intern World, Watnberton f • Allan, at
Inc Baltimore is a wo , den aids - wheel
fel , wing duneneioest Leave, 260 fee
be m. 76 feet 8 tn• bet; -depth of hold, 10
of retailer, 44 lathes vetro b e or platen.
pe Watch L propwler: Length. 621
besets 17 feet; depth Infield. 7 feet; dial
car. W_laches• stroke orpiator- 16'imatts
The atelpet ' is a prope,ter aritheint ism
diameteroaad of beam,lB'teet; depth
of cylinder, 21 inches; ittrokt
Jacinto.
The Teem It a single °seine PrOltdi
feet; bretaera of beam. 18 fest: depth of h,
rm. tar of Of li w ooden ;411. of Pt,
The Putna l e a elle-Wheal ate!
103 feet 6teches , breadth of beam: 22 feel
7 :set 2 nicheat illaweter of 'MEW: 32
of piston. 6 feet
The ResOnte.la a doable org'ne pro Pete-
Si feet: hr, addr of beam, 16 feet 6 inches; depiit a'fLo
7 V et:dimmer or cylinder, 17h/chest emote of piston,
17 inches,
. _
The Crews is a wooden aide wheel steamer: Length,
110 feet; brew. th of beaM, 32 feet 6 lashes ;depth of hold,
7 feet 6 inches; diameter of cylinder, 31 inches; stroke
of plebh. 7 fest
The .1. 21 teemotir te it wooden nide. wheel steamer:
Length, 160 I , et: breard , h t..erik. 19 'feet 8 lecher:
an pub of bola, 7 /set blehell dlamatee Of 0911 odor, 36
lychee: stroke of Taman. t feet
The Cesar de Lion is a wooden side. wheel steamer:
Length, 92 feet 7 inches; breadth of beam. 21 feet 9
hats; depth of hold, 6 feet 2 inehen; dlaniater_of ay-
Linder, 24 Itches stroke of piston, 6 feet.
The Zeta lea s lna'e engine pr .peller: Length, 63 fest ;
brew th or beam, 12 Feet lh inches; depth of hold; 0 feet 9
int:then; dmmeter of cylinder, 19 inches; stroke of pie.
ton. 16 Inchon.
The Mystic is a wooden propeller. single °acme:
Length, :67 feat; breadth of beam. 24 feet 7 incite.;
epth oft old, 12 lest; diameter of cylinder, 42 inches;
stroke of Osten. 48 incites,
Tee , Western World is a wooden propeller: Length,
178 feet; beesotb of beam, 3Leet 3 inches: depth of h Id,
Ei feet; diameter of cylinder, 34 inches; stroke of piston,
4feet.
The Bat le a dde wheel steamer, bath of steel plate,
tech thick: Leatth, 230 feet; breadth of beam. 26 feet;
depth of hold, .1 feet 10 teebes; diameter of Cylinder, 69
Inches- stroke of piston. 4 fest%
ate - 'Bum taw on to an iron site-wheet meamer:
Length 2l1) feet; breasts of besot. 06 feet 4. lathes;
depth of held. 13 feet 0 theyee; diameter of cylinder, 03
Itches; 'belie of piston, 60 Males
The Lillian is en Won ode-wheal steamer: Length.=
feet; breath cf beam, 29 feet 4 inches; depth of hold, 11
feat; diameter of Cylinder, .11 inches; stroke of piston.
64 itches,
The vessels may be seen. god farther particulars made
known, on eppiteatien to Commodore a. B. blostgeone•
ry, Commandant Washington Navy Yard,
Terme of sale malt: is Gpreenment lands; dve (6) Per
Cent oil each vowel at av e time of sale. d the Wenn)
within six dare thereafter. XS. mist 0;
SALE OF STEAM TUG, BARGES,
Ain OEMS BOATS.
CHIEF QUARTERN•PIOR'S OFFICE.
.LEPOT OP WASHINGTON,
VVISHINOTON, .0 0.. Jane ISM,
Will be cold at public suction at AIA EX•sDRIth,
Virminia under the Muslim of Ceptelu J 0. C. LEX
A. Q M. U 8. A , on PSIDAY. Jane 23, 1885, at 11
o'rlocis A Id , three Swamis an Col/one:
Barge Alt. aItEW 0 'OD WIN. -
Barge BAIL COLUMBIA.
Barge WASP.
aLSO,
*vow be sold. under .the direction of Captain H. R.
LACET, A. Q, M , at B•street Wb.arf. in the etc y of
Washiogton, D. 0 . ye tu ottett kr. Juno 24, lia, at
10 o'clock A. YA. , the i..urtna vessels, viz:
lit , amteg JECONIS BARER.
Barge JAMES 118121 t, and
TWu LABOB SEIBE 601iTS.
Tetras cult, is Government funds.
D. H. BUCKER,
Brigadier Ileaerel and Chief Qoarterme,tee.
iel.4 et Depot or Watbiugton,
SALE OF SERVICEABLE MULLS
QCrARTERSIASTER GENERAL'S OFFICE.
WARRINGTON, D. D., Jane 9, 1815.
By direction of the Qnsrteansostsr Gene.al. there will
be sold, at public ancaon, to the highest bidder, at the
tiniaa and wares nazi .4 bol,w. viz
WILLIAMeWORT. PA....MIK DAY, June 15.1885,
B b Don, FA. TH17.1481)4.Y. June L 6 Ha
SOnAISTOII. PA., THURSO sY, Juoe 21, 1565.
Vs . thetlwilTo*, DEL , THURSDAY. Sttee 21. 1865.
PPrinPviria, PA ItAY. Juue 27, 1866
DARIeIsBURG. PA, THUrt3DAY. June 29, 1845.
Two buudrea tiSEVICIBuiIbS ',OLDS st +sash place.
Many et teem were bough( in tto begiunius of the
War. as young melee. accompanied the armies in all
th.ir marcher and camps. and are thoroughly broken,
hardened by OXl , Cillft, gentle and familiar trom being co
long surround. d by the soldiers.
though stood and, serviceable, they are no longer re
(pV.Yed in the army. and can be purchased at these sales
at far lees than their true value Th• attention of both
miners and formsre is especially invited.
Mules sold singly. Sales to commence at 10. i. N.
Tenne—Cash, in United States currency
JAM A ABTA.
ie12.12 Brevet Blindier General.
in charge Pleat Division Q ST G. 0.
SPECIAL SALES OF BERVIORA.BLE
8.011988,
QUAItTBRILASTBR GIIIBRAL'S OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, D. 0.. June 1. 1866..
By direction of the Quart,rmeater General, there will
be sold at public auction, to the highest bidder, at the
times end p aces named below. viz:
0111.1BORO D. 0 , MONDAY, Junes, 1886.
OlgsBORO; D. C., SA rISHDAY. Jane 10. 1865,
Gle.SHO'Su 4l , D. 0 , MONDAY. June 11. 1854,
8eL410.118 MD. ,_WED fund 14, 1865
ILLTAMPORT, PA., SATURDAY. June 17. 1865,
MB6TCHEiTER. SATURDA t, June 17. 1865.
DIESSORO D C., oATORD sY Jule 17 1866,
019.6D0R0, D C., MONDAY. Jane 19 1866,
olEhtiono 0,0., EATIDIDAT,_ Jane 24. ISM,
PHILADELPHIA, PA , SaTORDA.V_ June 24. isto,
alio:BONO. I) , MONDAY, Jane 26. 1110,
PITTRIIIIRG, PA., SATDUD /a July 1 1868.
GIESBORO, D C., SATURDAY. July 1, 1865,
Two 11nr.dred Serviceable Draft tierces at each place
$1.701,684 02
. . . .
An opportunity to purchase a superior Mass of Draft
licr=ee, at far less than their true value, is now afte , ded
to the public. The animals, though sound and service
able, are no longer required in the army, and must be
sold. The attention of managers of city railroads and
of mannfactoties lb espeolidly calle I to these aides.
Bones sold singly. Bales to commence at 10 A. 111.
Terms—Cash in ignited States currency
Steamboat for tliesbom will leave Seventh•streat
wharf, Wasbinston. every honr from 9 A at to 6P. E.
JAMliti A DEM,
Brevetlfriaadler oensrat in charge,
.144-23 t First Division. Q M. G. 0.
SALE OF_ GOVERNMENT HORtiES.
QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S °FEW%
FIRST Dxvistott•
WASHLEOTON CITY, Hay V, 1865.
Will be sold at rroblis auction, to the highest bidder,
at Glesboro, D. C. on
FRIDAY, June 8, 1985,
• TUB ••DAY June 6, 11366
TBIIBSDA. June 8 18 66,
FRIDAY, June 9, 1866,
AND ON
TUESDAY, TIMIS OST. and YRIBAY
of each Week tbereafter during the month of Jane. 1865 ,
TWO. HITNDRMD ca.Vavair MOUES MAXIM SAY.
For toad and farming purposes many good bargains
May be bad.
Horses sold singly. Sale to commence at 10 A. M.
Terms ash, in United States currency.
Steamboat for Giesboro will leave Seventh-street
wharf, Washington, every hour from 9 A. AL to 6 P. E.
JsblSe A. 11/1118.
Brevet Brigadier General, in charge let Division,
Quartermaster General's Office. 161-251
SALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES.
$400,008 71
IatrARTEEILASTER eavalitAVO OFFICIN.
Fncsr Dlvra
WimixoTom Urn', MAT W 186&
win bo Bold at public auction, to Me taghool , biadtda
at the times and lasces DII.III9LL below viz
BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, wEDINESDAY.
Jane 7. 1866.
LANCASTER, PENES , / 1:1 7 ;NIA THURSDAY,
June
A, TH URSDAY,
Jane
TENi I tNA NI
" ' alfßB":l.'
WEST CHESTER, "TEADIV IB6S '
MIFFLIN, rEfi l l n a l ey4 MAN ' lA'
T"RBDAT,
NIA, THURSDAY.
Jane June Ei ism
, pErssi.gYdalfil. T Ban:
BALTIMORE. Baryt,7ls, ' "-----1%
riTTEHURo. palm Ca WEDNBSDAr.
. 29. V I A R EA, THURSDAY,
TWO HTINDP I R OAVALRY HORSES
at each place.
For road and farming purposes maim good bargains
may be bad.
Bones sold singly. Sales to commence at 10 A. M.
Terms—caalt, in United States mummer,
JAMBS A.. ERIN,
Brevet. Brigadier General.
ied-Idt In charge First Division Q. M . G. 0.
LARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
WAGONS AND HARNESS.
Gaup QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.
DEPOT OF. WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. D. 0:. Jane 17. 1868.
Will be told at public auction, under the direction of
Brevet Colonel Charles H. Tompkins. A Q lb 4, k
at the Government Mill, situated on 13 street. between
Twenty • drat and Twenty-second streets, in the Oar or
Washington, D. about
TWEE2I THOUSAND SETS OF SINGLE MULE.
HARNESS,
WA=
A LOT OF. SADDLES. &d..
which have been need in public service.
The harness will be sold in single sets.
ALM.
About 1.500 WAGONS, which will be sold singly to
the highest bidder.
The We of Wagons will commence on WEDNEWAY.,
June 28,1866, at 10 o'clock A. At. with a lot of about
four banana, at e paint nort h of the EttilVtad Park,
near the terminus of New York avenue north. and
after their sale le completed the remeinO er will be sold
on 0 street east. between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets. near the Lincoln Hospital. The site of Har
ness will comments on THURSDAY. June 28, 1855. at
10 o'clock A. M
She gals of Wagons and Harness will continue, on
alternate dans, until the whole number is sold.
Terms cash. In Goventsnent Bonds.
The attention of buyers la called to the large sale of
MULES, commenced on Monday, May 22. BM, and
which is still being sontintted from day to day.
D B. EU IBIS.
lir% flan , la Chief Guarterroaster,
j e -19.11. Leeo of Washington.
NOTIOR.—BALE OF ARMY MULES.
QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S OPTIOI!,
WASHINGTON. D. C , May IS 1566. _
MANY THOUSANDS OF MULES are being disposed
oL at public sae at Washington.
The sales will eonttune until the number of animals
Is reduced. In proportion to the reduction of the armies.
now going on ratidly.
There are in the Armies of the Potomac, of the Ten,
netitee. sad of Georgia. _probabty TEAMS THOII6AND
OF TER TIMOR SIX,MULI TRalifS IN THB
WORLD.
Many of them were bought in the beginning of the
war, as young mules, accompanied the armies in all
their marshes and tamps. and are thoroughly broken,
hardened by enrolee. gentle and familiar, from being
so lofig surrounded by tile Soldiers.
The whole South is stripped of fatale, stook / . Mid the
North also ha* suffered from the drain of animals, taken
to supply the armies.
Theseanimals are NW d at publis auction; TEST WILL
NOT 88186 ANYTHINO LIES THEIR THUS
TALUS ; and such opportunities for farmers to get
workings animals to stook their farms, and for drovers
and dealers in stock to make good speculations, by
purchasing them and disposing of them in the South,
will never occur again
• M. C. MEIN,
Quartermaster General,
.19241 i Brevet Major General.
COTTON AND FLAX SAIL DUGS
OADIVJAB, of all numbers and brands.
Tont.Acentng.Tremic, and Wagon.eover Dusk. Jibs°,
Paper Manufasturers' Drier Felts, from one to Iva feet
wide; Pauline, Bolting Sail Twins. dm
JOHN W. IiVISEIMAA di
ion.ll Mo. 103 JONES' A ll ey.
4% MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT
wimp Two; Diaatoarm WATOIIIa
JIMILDY PELTS. alarliallo, am.. al
zothe a oo , s
OLD lomousolp LOAD 07110 D,
Coma TRIED and OADMILL Ma. • b.loy Lambast
atd24to
/MANS db WATSON'S
MAfiLLAKARDI LI PHIL ELPHI~ I'l
L
L lnn Mists of ruLA•FLOOP SAM Almon ofkAA
am. E. B. X.S.RIABY,
yostirisUuiro iumbERTAIIIM
L sumo TN TR amal ORRIN Stuarts. JeS-g=
N rig ICSILIEV'S
COTTAGE ORGANS
umaus.llD bat 17112IIALIIIID St bulb
of Tone and Power, aaped upuLll7 tar "Aura*
and flaboola, bat naiad to be oonallY Melt adapted gi
the Parlor sad Drawbar Soma. Tor sale only by
to. 11111010 4 West.
Mao. a doyablata anettiasat of Am bialeasas
sanidautiv an Mali- ralNOui
PHILADELPHIA EDE
Glow SANDAGN INSTITOTI. No. if
N. NINTH Mama, above MAO —N.
warm. &Nor thirty...your pm/NW exporloaaa
Eratoms tko okiltal aQuirramt of hi. Promitua Pa ,
Graduating Fromm* Tram. Supporters. maim
Idaso. Shoulder Brom. °Mikes. So. Ladles'
sapasskoato condoled by a lowly. m4lO
—decen 1
1 " " th. 17a°11 '
cloth
—pieces loom Haan hoot. drt to, ttn-lb n ,
diaper pieces tird's•eye s „ IkA 4 edicai and 5
bin Bro demo* clothe. / va ,
hook torr4o. batcl linook r
Trio above grows are of port i, Vo.c at e ke t
itfit landrd "Our' of Cork' ',' aad • • C.f. IF „f
kitkro 6,,c010tt olLtAlc , 314,
Pidib.mownbiquetrantitklr4 Id.
dine., b.r.get, ali goo , 6-lurmrri
Atop grain. fabey e1ik.,0114 Miryl a r . tthlro
garze velea homer", sirm^B4 irk umbral4"l
goody, notions!, am
FOBITIFR SALE OF' OARFEFITII 0 3, Win
marriaci- &'r
OR FRIDAY sfetßltill 0,
Auto VI at 11 o'clock, will be sollt. br Betti e
four months' credit, abontif3 'pieced st
Ingrain, royal damask Venetian,. k ;11, c,;4
and red carpeting , : Canton and; COCNA op,'
embracing a choice Selkortumitot,npe4, 4 ro
Muy be ex/knitted early . 011 titeesprbise co lisle.' W.
LABOR BARB OF VRIVIOR Fair (It 10kg,
Olk MtelllD►AY kirnitfiko„
June 26th , at leo'cloek. len in sold by es ttb 4 , t
a emelt of four moktbe shoot
500'1,0TH
of Frond,. India.. 051114, and Brtid.h dry go
etußtaVng a I trite sod twice ti..z0.), Q .- 4 t 4 . ; it .4
Itayle si ti o . 4 1- 4 st.k, tocested. toocdsa.. linen, t t 4 . 1.
Nit fnbtice.
N —dimples the shine SPIII ht *mtred
aroination, With esialogd.t. sari) eta toe oporrait t
the sale, when dealers• will And It to laetr teteisi
attend.
LABOE PEREMPTORY SALE OP' Engrg, s ßn
8R00d2411, TRAVELLIWO NAGS. 41TRAW OD
No.
ON TNEEDAY MORNINO,
June Mb. es JO o'clock, will be sold. Ur !Attic.
VII kW' menthe , credit...whoa' Will pr+fiery, r 4
aces brogare, travel bars, dic.. or nit , Tirol
ens reannfectnea embracter /I fresh and prio, ,;"
scent of seasonab/e roMEs. which will be on. l
andnation. with catalogues, on the atern:ns
PHILIP FORD & CO., ADCTIO NEER ;
525 MABEE r and SEA GOMIS EGA Nr4,'
LARGE SrLE dP 1,400 CMS BOOTS Arm 41190 .
We will eat on
THURSDkIi mow. orING.
Jane 22, oommenolnif at ten WOlOOl,l
and 3 mob's - lsvoss. shoes, balmora!s, s .
vt
slipers, oxford ties. brooms, . Are , :1„ 14
ble emenrtuteni of women's, misses, and enisity
nftar.
PAFCGABT g WA.II NOCK, At t ',
TIONSERS. no. 240 MARK= Street,
LABOR POSITIVE SALE 07 700 LOPS 411E9111
AND 15iPOIsTBD MIX D00D.., 14019.04,th.
EIBBOrS, OILLINZIII GOOLFS, lir de.4sr GuaD,
goiaßß,Y, Acc , ago.. &c . by o.sta ogno,
THIS KOB,IIIOO.
June 21. 1.025, cou menet,' at JO n Onok. snr.no.l l
frev.rat soortnmut of dneD ble and 6 ,nson
1.000 DOZ. LIDBN CAMBRIC 111 NE
lnalndnd in sale
alas lifOßtill G.
a full line of LA%) doz •n lad•es' plain and ilmswit c 4,
Ai" linen cams4lo handkerchiefs: gents' he iss•l
tome Inch hemstitched At do • lad 98' Plato sr; 5 1.k . 4
do.: being a full assorttnent, from low to ricy
qualities
Also, an invoice of gents' pure linen shirt tv i ,
IsCiß ts.olaßallla erst• L sf:11 10 Also, now styles embroidered j+rotiet Ctczflea
inserting', f c.l4lPlFar infackt, waters. emb•old-r-d
kerchiefs cellar, and nets IWO, Imre/Wpm
and tioriu • aisle, dm.
Also, black end while rmsnd and and, v, r ,
AnD MILLUIEKY GOODS.
Fault de sole bonnet and trimming rtheen,, Bong
laces, mali...es, tarletons, Swiss masts, NU
lawn, &c.,
STRAW GOODS.
Mosses new shape straw. bonnets, caps, mil'el
bola' bats. t bakor hoods, &a
HOSIERY GOODS. HOOP , SHIRTS, au; ,e c ,
Also, ladles' and misses' steel sprint hoto-V,
corsets brown and white cotton hNie sat halt•h9
luta nets, spool thread, no.tow. stock coed.,
TOILET SO
Hai mei Assorted mar whet ...P-
M>OZS AND eTaTIOdRRY,
Mao, a stook or books, stationery, inns, dte
MTHOMAS & SONS,
. so.. 139 and 141 !bath roinin at,
Pabßo Bales of Itafil Baste and Stook', at tis
change, even, Thomism, at 12 o'clock.
EXECUTOR'S psanteroety SALE, ON TRH p+
NOSES, NEAT NoDdltre R52406 4 441E AND Idt
TUNE, Ito. 1605 WAGLACS STEERP,
THIS !KORNIS%
.Tune 21st, at ten o'clock. on the premises, to,
Wallace et .et, the neat modern residence, wits eti
and coach bones, twenty feet front, one hundred
eithty root deep. to Borth .droot rtale Eibtolnte,
.60111EHOLD F6ENITUNII, •
Immediately after the silo Of the &Mite 00 41
household furniture.
. .
PLINO, Ting
- TRY fisevErs,
THIS NO.M.Nizi
. .
Mit !Int . at 10 o'clock, at no 3.8 , Mersinll etrea
below Gallowhill street, the household and kite!
furniture, fine toned pianoforte (hi Loud), tipeg
cerr•ets.pier mirrors, &c.
Aar- May be examined at 8 o'clock on the TELOW.I4
the male.
- Executor's Salo. No ?6'6 Wallace street.
NEAT HOME°Ln FOS 61/11T1111, TAPES 'DS, Gt
nTlito /MAYS Str BED 4. &o. , &a,
Tills MORA ING.
Sletinst., at 10 o'clock. at No. 1606' Wa/laoe atut,l%
household and kitchen furniture, 9ne tapestry, cos!
feather beds, bedding. &a &o
The real estate will he Bald at 10 o'clock preciolt
Prevtous to the sale of forniture Kay be exambli
o'clock on the morning of the eale.
Bile at lON. 139 and 114 Son% Torrrth street.
BUTBRIt‘R 11.013t1BBOLD FURNITII4I,
PROoF 8 F SS.FINB F.s tics PI, OS tiILaTEI,OI ,
TIER Bilkiltelth, IthLLIARD TABLE, BAY, VD'
VET AID oTRER CARPETS. ato
OR THU etBDAT ktOILMINCI,
At 9 o'oool4 at the Anotton erore. enpertor hourlAt
rerneenr.r. Nate mantel and 19. 6 r mwen
Are-proof earao k biiiiard table with baits ana
tine table's and desks, book•caeen, iron ratitn¢.Le ..l
Vet Brnerels, and other carpets, em.
Cataolettea now ready and the ar:ioies arranged. tz.
examination a
Sale No. 346 Souik Eighteenth street,
SUPERIOR FUR num miLorizoi, , kc,
ON MONDAY BONNIE,.
With bud, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at ifo. 3458aa.
Eighteenth street, the superior parlor, dinieg.imsr
chamber flireitare, fine. toned rosewood 6 active ma,
deon, line engravings, Mina and glassware, Lau
pets, &a sc
The turlitura was made by Lutz Hay be emit
at 6 o'clock on the morning of the tale,
&Mk -- U. B. MAIL LINE FRO,
RALTIMOBB for FORT. MONROE, it
FOLK. O.ITY POUT, and BIOS MORD, by dal
ateamere and experienced captains,
The Bay Line eteautere Louisiana and Denial W.
star will leave the Union Dock, foot of Concord at , /
daily. at 11 o'clock P,
Monroeort Monroe and durt ,
a.e.tbsse at Fort With the steamers 6i,
gianit ane M Martin for Point and Ricaaviad. te
Returning. will leave Richmond at 6 A. B. dal It
stopping at City Point, and connecting at Fart ligl)
with the Bay Line steamers that leave Norfolk at 2i
M.. and arriving In Baltimore time for the Esc
and Western trains, and for Washington Oily, 1.1, U. I
The steamers of this line navigate the Jame vied
going and returning, entirely in day time string
centers ample. time to see the fortifitationo, and
other obi ate of interest.
Tickets for the above places can be had onboard old
boats.
Fare from Baltimore to Norfolk. ........
Fort Monroe . • „
Through tickets from Baltimore to Richmond. »••• F'
St6te•• WWI; ild eale extra City Point
The etate-room accommodations are unettroassed , tu
the table well supplied.
Pastel:4ms taking the 116 train from Philadolptll ,
wilt make connection with this line,
Pas-engers taking the 11 A. M train front MO TON
ha ve ato m t i me to dine in Baltimore.
r a .„. le)itli4 the 9 P it tub trilm wtogo•
_
make oonnootion with this line.
A coach will be it waiting on the arrival at 6 .641 1-
train from Philadelphia to convey passenger . "" '
boats of this line, free of charge.
Baggage carried free of charge.
M. M. FALLS, Prooldool
R. D. JANA% General Passenger Agent, Pailcl
phis, JoN4I
BOSTON AND PECILADA
FRIA STIAMPIIIP L INS, sailing from o
port on ErATORDAL lt S from first wharf avow ra
Meet. P4ll.l , 6lPhis , and Long Wharf. &stork.
The Wein:sow woltliAlt, Cant Baker. will Act f,'
Philadelphia for Bosto OR ilaintdayyjnae 24,
and eteamehip n,
lAA Matthawe
ton' for Philadelphia. on the same dip at 4 P. S.
Thole new and m*1411,21%14 steareshipe form a
line, mains from OMIL port tetnetnally on Bdailer+
Immense* effest4d at one-helf %hobnail= atE
on the rowels.
Tretatts takes at fair retell.
*hipper' are requested "0 mad 84. Idoseipts ma I
ig Latins With Mali arras,
..
MIN@
7 " 71911 M 9r Palma (11191nr Ea s eeeeirOadr
mixt.' ims? wlbiroloitfr v- •,
w 4341 13* Beath DBLAWABI One ,
_----
dialk STEAM TO LIVERPON:
Calling al Queenstown—The Ilium L!.l
railing nsall-WSZKLY, carrying the V f 3.
(MARGO .
W....._ ... • .....-.WSDNESD hot"
CITY OF L0ND044—........ SATURDAY. Jose S,
CITY OF DUBLIN WEDNNSDAY, Jaw?
CITY NEW YORK • fIaTiIRDAY..7OI7 i'"
At Noon, from Pier 44, North River.
RATES OF PAPAW&
Pint (labia—. $9l) 00 Steerage. ....
• • to L ond on . 95 00, " io . rolVlOn. • 41 ,.
" toParie....los 03' to pods
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Barnhart.
men, &a . dtc. • at moderate rates, . 1 5.
renege by Me mail steamers, satilna„,erszy
day, bay able niabld.. Paeans by the thin TO"'
era, payable lit D. 0 etir , :n. . to rp,
fimerama plummy! from moerpool or 411)011 ,
gold. or its equivalent. Tickets can. be bought
Demons sending for their friends
For further information, apply at the Com P ol,
(Maas. JOHN D &LB,. avou, ,
.b 320. tiYl 111 WAI.IIIII -
T Street, P ~
W W
C.04= 1 0 F E OR
T A 6B L K B . A .i . r i s IT IA
D iaD A T a ro
13411.a1..—The Same S. PLANA°
an.itar, Master, now ioadlog It Ant ' c o Y r i f e
tkprnee street. TOT the above points, lime
WILDARSDLY EVENING.
For freight. 'which wilt be taken on reasonable o t t
allay to D VLAlrAllati.
jel9.3t 304 South DILIARARB Ali!!
j id dr in t NEW TOW-BOAT
—DSLAW /111.8 AND OBBSiN7,
STEAM TOW. BOAT 00 MPANT. —Bargee To We L.,
from Pidle.delDbie. Havre de OramoJfallim 3 r a lra . :3
Dutton, fopi iutermadiatia_oltits, w P. ° I ,l v
Old. Antal. HO. /*ROOTH WHATITM. Philmtf
Hari. Joan bkuoutan. soavAskunk.4.llk,
a l gae NEW BICPRESSiIit 114
wasmararoxl i Wte u hU. G an gn riP. o 4 bi sojel
Steams Ism Int, Wkattlibovi
over, WEDNESDAY sad likruRDAT.
For Nr•Wit app), to /Wilk WY P. COLO -„g
ilk North and Bona Whsnreihnlia. • LS. DAVY j
0•0111d0 1 / 1 4D.U. ; nowlas a RANAA I62°4
211'1441
A d o NOTION.-..P01
TOIL —Tk• PRaergi k e
ToBX IMMO OMAN T
Delzwar• fild 1118110inD AI LY.al. 110.1.1
Mamas leave 11,141.10utri. WOW
ilizwlo oNslask vu
1". Mc CO., B. wivai r tg.lo,
MOB HAND, UT WALL 13U vr)
labli4sa gay 4
Iy[LOICERBL A 'BERRING, 1311A.P.1 1
—3.1100 Mug. llro 1,2, snd
late•eaunt fat 1a suorlid . Pookt ia r. A
LOW boa. Kew lostwort, Newtons
kreA .
zal IfirbeklignUeiL„ 110. Ilenbut.
sou bb Keit Ohm
tO bozo Rexkinier.4lol2l7 la l ordt h
Stars owl for sale Ay
ial94/ ita 148 11011211 p
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ORILDRZIN'S OARRIA.I33Otr"
TIMMY NSW STYLES POE Tas qls
!SLOE.-1. Bunter lot tut resetved,A.ti pa,.
01114, SIISMIVT, re.
119491 i 151 ud 159 9orthAw--
Salo No 818 Marshall street
BmPPIN4 .