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THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, APRIL 0, I860.
CITY I N TELL I OE NUE
For Additional City InMUyi r.ce r EiihUi Pag,-,
Vestrymen Elrctf.d. Annually, at
Faster, the Kpiscopnl Churches elect Vestrymen,
wbo have the chaige of the temporal concerns
of tbeir respective, churches. At an election
recently held the following gentlemen were
chosen:
Jntircrftor PprinR Garden street, below
Inroad. Joseph It. Bollon. Henry P. Foster, J. P.
Wllenpon, Arthur 0:r, John G. llorhck, PMlip
Wilton, J. 15. Howell, J. U. Sherborne, D. 11.
Ilcrrihar, C. 11. Wakelv, and Henry Tolman.
Jowrh It. liolton and l'liillp Wilson were chosen
Warccim. ,
Church of the Covenant Hlbert street. John
Tauguy, ltobert Kccd, John P. lthoads, Samuel
Fine, Charles li. Hower, Andrew Wheeler,
Alexander Kirkpatrirk, I'ntil G.Oliver, Charlcu
Pobeit, (lenrpe Botd, Benjamin Jamscy,1 Jr.
and Jatne A. Kirk Patrick.
St. Srjihcn'f Church Souih Tenth street, below
TWarket.-Willlm Klrkhntu, Louis Rodman. M.
J)., James Jlacee, Harrtucl U. Brooks, J. Kdgar
Thomson, I'horna Neilson, L. C. C'leoman, L.
It. Krumbhanr, William 1-ipplnnott, A V. 1 Par
tons, Charles On in bios. Chin Tea H. Mnirheid.
Church of Our Xtictour Kccd street, below
Eiphtli. Alexander ,McLcentcr, Samuel V.
Hood, Robert tirafien, Charles W heeler, Charles
11. PdUrson, J. Leitner, Alexander Morrow,
Samuel K. Ashton, M. D., John P. Montgomery,
and James 8. Bell.
- St. Andrew's CTttrcTi-Soiith FiB;bth street,
above Spruce. Thomns Robinson, Arthur (.
Cotlin, John 1. Tavlor, A. J. Lewis, Joseph
Klapp, 51. J)., (Jeore Hawkinu, Frederick Sco
field, John Ashhursi, Wtlimm U. Whitney, James
Coxe, William li. Jloorhead, and Frederick
Brown, Jr.
IM. J'uuCb Church ChcUon Hill. Jay Cooke,
John W. Thomns, William (i. Mooii.ead, ltobert
bhocmnkir, t.'eoreo C. Thonma. Jr., J. 11. .Moor
head, Thomas Hurtles, and William Uirchall.
M. J'ttuPs Third street, below Walnut Cap
tain It. F. Loper, William dimming, Kleazar
Feuton, John W. Thon.as, It. S. 11. (iconre,
Thomns l.atimer, Collins West, Joseph Darling
ton, ltiehard SmctlmrKt, Kiolmrd Stotes-bury,
Martin Iieiuuardt, and (Jeonre W. Potter.
Epiphany Fifteenth and Chesnut streets.
Joshua Cowpland, Zebulon Locke, William G.
Boulton. K. (J. McMurtiie, F. Batch ford Starr,
Charles. Wheeler, Charles 13. Durborow, Francis
Wells, Henry K. IHilard, ltobert B. Sterling,
John liiddle, Samuel Aslihurst, M. D.
Holy Inmty, JKittmhoure bwuirt. Wardens
Jolin liohli'U and Samuel Colliu. Vestrymen
L. Montgomery Bond, Thomas II. Powers, Wil
liam P. Cresson, William II. Ashhurst, Christo
pher Wetherill, Alexander Brown, Edward II.
Trotter, Thomas B, Watson, Joel 13. Moorhead,
Willinni II. Larncd. , I
Chrifl Church. Jntres C. Booth, Ratnuei
Vv'nener, E lirmiid A. Souder, E lward L. Clarke,
Joseph E. Hover, Charles Bullock, Samuel
Wetliellll, Joseph C. Levis, Isaac Welsh, Jesse
Codlcv, Gcorce Washin.rton Smith. Wardens
Joseph K. Wheeler, I'd ward L. OUrke. t
CCLVERTIXG COHOCKSINK CBKEK. TllQ
Chief Engineer and Surveyor has prepared a
report showing the necessity of culvertin',' Co-hockt-iiik
creek, from Front street eastward to
tho Delaware river. He sajs it is not only neces
sary tor the benctit of the immediate neighbor
hood of tho creek, which is now a lilthy,
noiBome ditch, the emanations from which pol
lute the atmosphere tor a great distance from its
iwnieditits course, but lrom the lact that it Is
impossible to prevent the accumulation of de
posit in it, thus raising its level above that of the
two large arterial sewers emptying into it,' an I
red uciiig their capacity iully one-half; it is the
cause of lieiuent floo'dings at the low paints
upon thepe main sewers, subjecting the resi
dents lo great loss, which the city is continually
being called upon and required, by results of
suits at law, to reimburse. The sewer to be
built will be about 1700 teet long, 830 feet of
which will have to be a douulo sewer, 11 teet
in Uiiinieter; 870 feet of tho sewer will have to
be 10 feet in diameter. A culvert, 4 feet in
diameter, from Laurel street, castwardon creek,
a distaiee of 1300 teet, will also bo required.
The entire cost of the work will be about
12.'),0(IO. - i
The Engineer in bis report rcfeTs to projects
for the Improvement of the drainage ol the area
delivering into the Cohocksuik. He says "that
at Third and Culvert streets, and St. Jbhn'i and
Beaver streets, are two points subject to con
tinued overflow." It is proposed to provide tor
these by changing the locution of sewers some
what, and turning the flow lrom Parrih street
upon Culvert street into Heaver street at Fourth;
thence by .beaver and OUcr streets to tho Or
mantown avenue. The Hooding at Tenth and
Parrish ttreets could be prevented, says the
Chief, by constructing a sewer upon lb-own
street, westwaid from Franklin to Twelfth
street, thus intercepting the drainage from the
area Eouth of Brown street. The cost ot these
sewers would be about $25,000. j
The Fiee Depaetment. Tho steamer
beloncrinir to the Northern Liberty Hose Com
pany has been thoroughly repaired, and at a
xnal last week a stream was thrown 270 1 feet,
through a 14 inch nozzle. The water was drawn
lrom i he river.
The members of the Fairm mnt Steam Forcing
Hose Company turned out yesterday afternoon
and attended the funeral of John E. Clopp, one
ot their members.
The Sloyamensine nose Company obtained
$37!'0 bv two balls given by them.
The Philadelphia Hose and Steam Fire Engine
Company have purchased tho horses belonging
to the Hibernia Engine Company. Tue price
paid was $600. , '
The Falrmount Engine Company of this city
are to receive a pair of fine horses, as a present
from the Liberty KirA Company of Iteading, Pa.
The vote for therose carriage at.' National
Guards' Hall, on Saturday night, was a follows:
Columbia Hose, 130; Vigilant, 111; Fairmount
Engine, 30; Hibernia, 19; Assistance, 81; Nor
thern Liberty Engine, No. 1, 2; Humane, South
Penn, and tloyamensing, 1 each.
A New College. The Ilicksite branch
of the Society of Friends are about to erect a
new buildiuu for college purposes. The locality
selected for the building is We&tdale Station, ou
the Media llailroad. It udioins the venerable
college In which the anlst.-Benjamin .West,
first drew breath. The completion of the editlce
will require two years. It will cost $ 200,000.
The brick will be burned on the spot.' Though
' iu completion is somewhat remote, it will be
under roof beiore the lroHt- of the eominar au
tumn chill the laborers engaged in its cousiruc
tion. The drawings exhibited show a building
that would do credit to any association what
ever. A main building ot 108 by ti8 feet is
flunked ou either side bv wiiifrs, which In turn
terminate in handsome bui'dmgs t)6 by 41 feet
in dimensions. The plans provide for a perfect
and faultless structure, inio which every modern
improvement is intrjduced, and whose light and
ventilation are furnished upon the most ap-
, rrve(l and scientific principle. The drawings
show a building whose dome in tho centre is
120 fei-t hijih, and the whole will be constructed
in a style at once substantial and picturesque. :
The Quarter Skksions Fee Brin
Durlng the February torm ot the Court of Quar
ter Sessions, the Grand Jury acted upon tive
Lundred aud ehrhty bills ot indictment. Ot thin
number two huudred end eighty-nine wcro i '-
nored, leaving two hundred and ninety-one
which were returned to Court as true bills. In
the trial of these cases one hundred and thirtv
ono were declared not guilty. The fee bill for
- the term was as follows: District Attorney's fees
$2557; Clerk's. $1604-70; SheritTs, $781; makiu"'
a total ol $6002-70. ""J"""
At the Navt Yard. There are about
1200 men employed tn the Navy Yard, the me
chanics chiefly on the new nhipa Atdietam and
Fuxhmataha. The first named, which ia being
constructed in the large lUinhouse, baa her
frame partlv up: the work on the other vessel
is rapidly progressing. The new storehouses
have been taken possession ol. and aHord
lantely Increased accommodations - lor the
ktoraje of goods, of hleh there hut been such
a deficiency.
I'oltce Items. Darin? an alarm of fire
about one o'clock on Sunday morning, several
Are companies met in the neighborhood of Chris
tian and frecond street, and some of the mom
bers or adherents commenced a stono fight;
OIHccis ol the Beeond District were soon on the
ground, and nrreetpd fix of the alleged partici
pants, viz: W. H. Loo, Thomas F-. Uoy; Wtllism
Watts, Edward Barns, George Green, and James
Edmonson. After a hcarlnff yesterday morning,
Alderman Tlttermary held them lor s their ap
pearance at Court. .
Thomns Btnke wtis assaulted and robbed, early
on Sunday morning, near Sixth and Shlppen
streets, by three or lour young meu. Two men
were arrested on suspicion of bclnsr concerned
In the robbery, but were discharged by Alder
man Tittcrmar.y for the want ot testimony to
connect them with the offense.
A man was arrested on Sunday morning with
a lot of wet clothes in his possession, supposed
to havt been stolen from a wash-tub. They are
at the Second District Station. .
. Coroner's Cases. An old gentleman
named Peter Dross, nged seventy years, com
mitted suicide yesterday morning by taking
sulphate of copper. He was married, and re
sided with his son, at Ro, 313 Clark street.
Second Ward. The Coroner held an Inquest ou
the body. From the evidence elicited, it ap
pears tliat tho deceased had been in low spirits
lor some time, and while in this condition he.
made way with his life. A verdict In accord
ance with the facts was rendered,
Alleged Fioitite from Justice. A
woman named Annie Schniidt, charged with
having committed a number of larcenies In the
city ol New York, was arrested yesterday morn
ing in Camden, N. J., by Detective Ollieer
Becker, of (he Jersey City Police.. Bad had
been entered for her appearance Bt Court. Ou
the day appointed for ncr trial, it was ascer
tained that she bad left the city. Tho matter
as placed in the hands of ODicr Becker, who
traced her to this city. On his arrival he found
that die had departed for some other point.
Alter searching around for tvo days, he ascer
tained that she was stopping at a house In Cam-'
di n. He proceeded at once to that city, and
took the alleged fugitive iuto custody. She will
be Bent to New York to-day. ...
Domestic Markets. rricea In market
on Saturday morning were as iollows: Apples,
35 to 45c. per ball peck; butter, 70 to 80c, per
pound; carrots, 20 to 25c. per half peck; cran
berries, 14 to 18c. per quart; eggs, 2" to 28c. per
doznn; roast beet, 23 to 25c. per pound; sirloin
steaKs, to sue. per pound; mutton, in to 20c.
per pound; oniony 20 to 2oc. per half peck;
parsnips, 10 to 15c. per half peck: pork. 15 to
20c. per pound; potatoes. 18 to 22c. rter half
peck; poultry, 28 to 32c. per pound; turnips, 10
to 12c. per halt peck; and veal, 9 to 25o. per
pound; cutlets, 25 to 3(ic. per pound.
Ste Aiisnip to he Launched. The
stenmship lioman, built at tho jard ot John W.
Lynn, loot of Reed street wharf, will be
launched to-morrow (Tuesday) morning at ten
o'clock. She is hand.-oniely constructed, and is
im tons burden. Ikr lentrlh is 240 feet over
nil; breadth of beam, 38; and depth of hold, 25
feet. She is built for Henry Winor A Co., and
Is to be commanded by Captain Baker, lato the
populur commander of the t-teumship Aurman,
of the same line.
Goon News for Housekeepers. The
Department of Street Cleansing bus issued a
nonce that ou and after to-duy the contractors
will begin to remove ashes on specified days iu
each week, for the different wards. The iitdies
ninst not be allowed to remain on the streets
except on the days appointed for removal, j Ne
giect'of removal on ihe proper day can be
brought lo the notice of the Department through
the Post Office.
Tns Fenksylvania Abolition So
cirTV. On the 14th instant will bo celebrated
the ninety-first anniversary ot this venerable
association. Prominent speakers will be pre
sent, and tho celebration, occurring on tho an
niversary of the assassination of Abraham Lin
coln, will possess peculiar interest. Generals
Butler and Sa.vton, and Senators Trumbull and
Maynard, will speak. '
The Cufpnut Street BRirOE.-i-The
work on the iron bridge over the Schuylkill at
Chesnut street is progressing quite rapidly at
present: 1)6 out of the 1G0 siiandiils have been
f)u in place, and secured with immense iron
bolts, which extend the entire width of the
oridge. As soon as the spnndrlls are in place
the tloorllls will be put downfall ot which aro
now rcaay. , ;
' The "Catholic Standard." Last week
Ibis weekly journal appeared for tho first time
as a double sheet. It is now in the front rank
of the Cutbolic periodicals ol this country. Iter.
Dr. Keogh, of the seminary, Eighteenth' and
Itcice streets, and' Charles W. 'Bores ford, a promi
nent lawyer of this city, are its editors. i
j ' . j
' Attempt at Arson. Tho police of the
First District arrested a man about half-nast 12
o'clock estcrday morning, tor attempting to set
tire to the cooper shop of Joseph Bottles.in Second
street, below Heed. . , .
Fire. The alarm shortly before 5 o'clock
yesterday morning was caused by tho slight
burning of a building in the rear of No, 7C2 S.
Third street, ' . (
Appointment. Colonel 8.M. Zulick has
been appointed Collector ot the Third Disfrict
of Pennsylvania, lu place of William J. Wain
wright . ,
Tennyson's new poem is called the "Death
of Lucretius."
The Tycoon has sent seven young Japanese
to Russia to learn the language aud to study
naval and military science. , j
On dil , that Mr. Rpurecon has become a
teetotaller, wishing to benefit others by his ex
ample. Orders lust Issued by the Secretary of War
direct that tho regimental recruiting service for
the 17th United Status Infantry be discontinued.
The War Department has accepted tho re
signation of Major-General Grcnville M. Dodge,
United S'ates Volunteers, to take effect on the
30th of May, lhC6. .
The Anglo-American limes says that In tho
month of December, four ves-el from Califor
nia anived at Swansea, in Wale;;, laden with
ires to be smel'ed there, which, taken at an
average value, would be worth $200,000.
About one thousand volumes belonging to
the Eust Tennessee University at Knoxvillo have
been saved, and au effort is making to collect
those scattered among citiwns. , Many valuable
eeU of books art broken, .,
The lailor at St Johnsbury, Yt., last week
suspecting that two of his prisoner were oon
coctmg some plan for escape, mada an exami
nation of their cell, and found that they had
taken the zinc from under the htove, and melting
it in the hollbw of a stove leg, had run a slung
shot in the ashes. They wero ready to knock
dow n their keeper and make their escape. Tho
timely discovery frustrated their plans.
RANDALL & CO.,.
PERFUMERS AND IMPORTERS,
No. 1302 CHESNUT Street.
Fino Knglish 't'oilet Soaps,
in cbeat vabiety, jubt received.
Alio, Triple Krench Extract! and Perfunut,
We bave constant 1 on land Try varittT ot
! PEHFlkiERT AKD TOILET BEQUISITE8.
Extracts, Powder. Colomea, fomadt, ToQat
Vt ate, fetaviug Cieama, Coituctlyuas, loot Tat
liruebn.a iilrn
AMUSEMENTS.
R ISLET'S CONTINENTAL NEWS
IXriMNHE. '
Cfintr-r.'SMMo all p or" ot Amnteincnt mBjbr"d
D to tM o'clock auTCTeolim. 1 31 IT
(CHOICE SEAT8 AND ADM ISSION S.
J Tickets can le t1 a t. , , I
-I'HOURAUMB OFFICE, ' 1
Fo. 41 Cn8M'T Birot. oppoKlte tne Poi tOfllre,
for the t fiPMint, Arch, Walnut, and Academy ef Mnlo,
ap to 6 o'clock, tverv evening. 1 1 if t
AJ1EHICAK ACADEMT OF MUSIC, CORKER
of PKOAP and LOt UST Rti.
Leslie and llanaier WILLIAM VfUEATLEY.
of the engagement of tlie mr-inmed
K VKLH
wbo will make their elplith appearance In Philadelphia
In tliree Ji in In a vmlcty ol i-parklintt Kiiietmin
iiipufH, etuborilng In happy ptefumon a.l tliuee e e
nitntK ol
CiKACE, , . .i .
1EXTERI tY, and
COTJBAOE,
which have clven to ttiern Brilliant Artlnta
A WOlim-Wllib, fAMfc. '
Mr. WriF.ATI.F.Y U (iratliled In aKain pronontlnp to
ilie l'lilladclplila public tlx ae oUl-iline lavoiltea. wlioxn
l nlu ha nialiilalncd throiiuP all the clmnea ot their
marvel oua rarrcr, hotb In thin country and in France,
iie-cnilncnt and gloriona renown, aK'tho most ver-a-II
e, aauoinnllrlr d. and vracelui exponent oi the
charnil ol the I 'antouilma know n lo any f'age.
Ihel.avila re ain. In a rrallr wonuerlul defrrec Ot
trrfhneca the ainKOlnr power to attract and 1o divert
which had ever Ole iitftaMiembem. and Mr. Wheat ey
trust that the emnMU.mt which lie haa now great
pleasure In annonnolnK. may renew in effect tlieuao
plo.t trlomplia nworlatefl with tlmlr fame
Ihe pecuuar attractions, ol the Karela repertoire
comi ritlUK several nt Ir. l y ne io the puhllcol I'lil a
de plila-w l I he prniiured m a si vie ef e enance and com
pleteneas which Mr Wh'atley will enoeavor to render
orlT ot his i' n leputath n and of their uiuli renown.
uABlilEL BiVt-I..
AKTOIME R.VVF.L,
Y' r0 AMF RTf'A.
AKD A TROtrr. OF ARTISTS KL'UUKItlNU FORTY
1 KH-ONS.
UAKTIJiLTTI FAMILY I-1X IN CMBKK),
HIUNOH1 I A rtl'M A,
rremlere Dar.aruje, In ni tlie Onera at rarls,
M VUN HAMMK.
first male d sneer, and ball, t uia-ler rom llnmbarf.
JlHri'llis Vandris, ktarvctt , liesiree. .Milla Ix-hnan,
Ri ens. Yandris, Garcia, tchulilt, Axtel C. Lvliuiaa,
ai d
. , Full and MncnUleent f'orps do Ballet.
iloNHAV .VKVI.no, A-jni 9,
THREE eri.rMlID FSItRiaivMKNlS,
W OJUAM hALI.Er,
A t)I(AM) FAIRY rASTOJIIME,
and the great sensation of the age the
lllKr K FI.Y1 no lKAI'KZK.
Tina Evening's Lntcrtaiuruent wiU cuuimcnco with
tie
HE rU R n.TB OF f. YMii ASTS,
YOt NO AMI RIOA,
In hit marvellona pertnrn anee nu the
miti K fly ino inAPFzr.
Afer which, ior toe that time, new I tun ait leal raud
Lalle;, emUeU
THE ALrnYMISTj
TIIE ILLUSION,
rmnposed and arraniied by Mom. Von Hamnio, tn
vl.lih
OARRIIL RAVFL
will appear in hta amuNlug character of FALFALE
Apparition HKI.N OHITA Tl.PITA
Jluimot, the AlchvinUt -lONOR OAR I V
titer , a yuuiiK noiile MOSS. YON HaMME
Anil, hy letjuost, the Orand Fairy 1'autOiuliug
entitled
TI1F RF.D OSOIE. .
TUF FAMOCt H' AKtUOli N10INE RAVEL
1IU. Hl.lt OOSIL YOl'NO AW KRl'-A
T lie Oichestra under the direction ol' M. Itomuluvllle,
ol Paris.
Il l M)AY An nnnsunlly powcr'nl bill.
JAtKO-Klil KA, t LA 810 L GitoLl'INOS, AND
i KAi'r..r,
Reterved Peats, requeue and ParqnPtto Circle, (It
family ( ircie 40 cent t Aruihltheatre. 'lb cents.
renin cnu he secured at C W. A. I'runipler'a Music
Stole. 8 F.. corner of Heventh and Chesnut streeta, and
at the Box Othceol the Academy ol M uslc, lrom 9 A.
M to 4 P. M. i
Booia open nt H past 7 to commence at H before 8. 1
Heats secured six dava in nd ' anee. I
UJ A II HDAY AFiFUM'ON. April U. '.
T11K eKCOND ORAM WATINI.K.
will lie dven, when, In compliance with the puMlo re
quest, leata will be secured in the Piir.iuet, Parquet
t ircie, and Balconv, without auy CKtia charge.
Admhsion 75 Cent
Doors opn h pnstl ( to commence at 1 o'clock. '
IV! EW CHESXUT STREET THEATRE.
11 t'HFHNUT Street above 1 welflh.
LF.OKARU OUOYEK WILLIAM E. 8INN, Leasee
and Hammers. . ., , .
YVlLLlAM F. SIKN Res'dent Manager
KOTI F-( 1IANOK OF Tl.Mi..
Doors open at 7 'UU L'urtalu rbes utl 30.
The management, yloldlnjr to the earnest solicitation
of the prusa and tuuiiy citizens, take pleasure lu aunouu-
e'n8 . COMEDY SEVSOS
SIX SIGHTS ONLY,
during which some ot the llnest l itimate Ccmelletor
the great masters will be given, with every attention ta
sctuery, costumes, appointmems, and kiu. .
JVKJMJAV F.VKMNO, AprU 9, j
Co'eman's heauillul C'omedv, In acts. i
'IHE HI.1U-AT LAW. ' '
Cicely nomespun Miss Jole Orton
It l-anloss Mr. VV. A. Imnman
Ih-k Dowiaa ..Vr F Mordaunt
Zeklel Honienpuu Mr. W. Lennox
Lord Duherlr Mr. J. T. Y'ard
Lady Dubfrly Mrs. W. A. L'hapiu.n
To conclude with M orton's popular Farce of
. BLTSLY BAKE B.
Betscv Raker MIss.Toste Orton
aiESLAY-8HK 8TOOP8 TO CONQULli wid
HE I SKY BAKER. , .
FRIDAY-P.eutftt of Miss JOSIE ORTON. '
YYLDiiLbDA Y AFTKKNOliN ONLY COMEDY
MAUN LB
SHE 8TOPS IO COVQITER.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON OUA.ND FAMILY
1 M ATI NEK ' I
, ' AN IMMKKSB BILL. i
Admission to Evening Penorniance, 25 conts, 5f cents,
andcl.
M
ES. JOHN DREW'S XEW ARCU STREET
THEATRE. . Begins at Ih o'clock.
CROWDED AND FASHIONABLE IIOUS8.
Positively the last week of
MR. JAMF8 K. MruDOCIL
ilONDAY FVKNINO, April 9,
HAMLET.
Hamlet. ... , Mr. JAMES K M URDOCH
Polonius Mr. F. Mackay
I. aeries ...McKee tfankln
Poratlo , Mr. L. L Jaiuts
Obrlo t Mr. Owen Marlowe
First Oravedmeer Stuart Kotnou
Opl ella Mlas E. Prleo
1TTF.SDAY Last time of MONEY.
FRIUAY Farewell Benefit of ' 1 1
MR. JAMES E. MURDOCH. ,
BEATS SECURFD BIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
WALNUT STREET T H E A T R E. N. E,
comer NINTH and WALNUT Street. '
MONDAY F.VEN1NG, April 9.
- Last night but Are of the Eminent Artiste, .
MHH. li. v. iuiwk.ks. '
when' will be presented, tor the first time In tall city,
Westiana araun s auceessiai ( omeay. eniuieu ,
11A).A Hit. I.UVt.'S I aMJIIKIIADK.
Diana Mrs. D. P. BOVTER3
M ho wiil also appear In ber great part or
KAT11AK1.NL, ,
In Shakespeare's Comedy or
KATHARINE AND PETItUCniO,
supported by the young American Tragedian, ;
UK. ,1. C. A.cCOLl.OM,
A R PflU e'.m AMI PK I'ltlTCIIIO.
Perrin Mr. Jainej U. Taylor
In rehearsal LFAH and PF.l'P O'OAT.
ll'KSDAY AF1EKSOON, GRAND MATINER.
XTEW AMERICAN THEATRE
WALK LT Street, above Elerhth. i
I. VI. HY KVKMMl. 1
AND OU WEDNESDAY AN t) SATURDAY AFTER-
NOONS,
PL MNO K1)DIF
the greatest living wonder on the 'Hunt Rope.
'JUK BRILLIANT FOWLF.K SISTERS, j
. MISS CARRIE Al'lillHTA MOORE,
'lllk RKI..AT KKA'liTR.
OHAXD BALLETS. LAUGHABLE COMFDIES,
(JUMIC PaNI'OMIMES, Bl KLKSijUE. .ti.TO.
f' K RM A N I A ORCHESTRA. PUBLIC RE-
VJ hearsals everv HATLKDAY AFTERNOON At
IIPslCAL FUND HALL. H o'clock. Kngagements
maorhy addreulnii OFO HG K BASTF.KT, Agenv HQ rm
atONTF.Rx.1 street, between Race and Vine. 1 la 3u
A CADEMY OE FINE ARTS, CIIESNUT
m mreei, aoove icnin. I
. Open lrom 9 A. M. till 8 P. M. ' ,
benjamin West's great Picture of ' i
OUlilBT RrfjLCTtO
still on exhibition -; .11
jiX a r & s i y t.ii, J
MAKUFACiURKES OF
FIXE SILVER-PLATED WAKE,
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No. 910 tnlSNTJT. Streets
philadej run,
4 If
Proposals.
)BOrO&AI. fcEALKD 1'KOl'OttAU IN
cui'hcRte, ylU If roceivoa mi idis oii ce until vi
lliklil V4I.. HAer rf A rta4 1 IQiUl 1. id.
dollvery ot 6000head ot hEKK ('At J LKon tho hoot;
for the use of raptured Indiana. Ihe cattle to be
neiiveieuto mo A. U0i loriuunuia ait on aumnor,
'ew Mexico.
1 be first delivery to be on th 1st day of Jn'y, IBM,
and to consist oi tOO head of catt e; th&eubsoqaout
deliveries to be in such numbi rs and nt eucli times
is may be required by the unrlrrwjr,ned.
'Ihe cstt e nmst be from three ta five year old
and must weigh at least 400 pounds net (their weight
to to arccrtamea according to manner laid down in
ti e Subs Regu ations ol lHUfli, and to on of the best
marketable quality. Mo Stags, Bulls, Cows, or
heliers will be rccoived. .
W henuver, in the opinion of the A. C. S. for In
dians, at Fort Sunnier, the cattle presented do not
nillil the conditions t ore set forth, as many at do
not will be rejected. Ten per cent., of money due
contractors will bu retained until the contract is luU
filled.
Two responsible persons mnst algn each bid,
guaranteeing that if the contract is awarded to the
party or pnrties therein proponing, they will enter
into amp e bonds tor tne taithlol Tulti mont ol the
Contract, and when tbo parties thn offering as
sureties arc unknown to the uuaersignod, their
ability to reimbuise tho loss to tne United Statea
which would acciue in case of failure, mnst 1
attested telere a magistrate or other officer em
powered to administer oaths.
The parties to v bom this contract is let will be ex
pected to fi II l he contract themselves any sub-iettiug
of the contract will be considered as a failure to com.
ply with the con t r act, and the contractor will be bold
responsible therefor.
F.ndorse on tho envelope 'Tropoals for Boof
I attle, at Fort Sumner, Sew Mexico "
W.H.BELL,
Captain and C. S. and Brevet Major, U. IS. A.
CfTlee 1 utchasmg and Depot C. S , District ot New
Mexico, t-anla Fe, ft. M.. February 7, 1866. 8i'3t
GOVERNMENT SAUS.
o
FilCi. OE AS SI if AM tUAKTLRM. ASTER,
YVltMOTOJt. Del . April 8. IS .
Final and closing sales of sulcus Government
MULES AKD HOKSES.
Will be sold at YViLMIGT(.iN, Dol., on
PHlliAV, the 13th t April,
FKIOAY, the 20lh of April,
FRIDAY, tho SiTth of April,
TYYO HlNUHfcU AND 1EN MULES.
SEVENTY MULES on each day of sale.
On the last day ot sale, April 27th, In addition to
the Mu es, there will bo sold
THIRTY ONE GOVERNMENT HORSES.
The i special attention of purchasers is luvltod ti
tho above sales. Farmers and others needing good
Working Animals will find it to their advantage to
attend, as nmn good bargains may be had.
Animals sold singly.
Pale to commence at 10 A. BL
Teitn'. Uni-b, in United States currency.
By order of Brevot Brigadier General JAMES A.
FEIN, in cbargo 1st Division Q M. G O.
C H. GALLAGHER.
4 6 l!)t Cnpta.n and A. (J. II.
CITY ORDINANCES.
AN ORDINANCE
To Authorize tho Mayor to Contract fortlio
Lloansmg of the Slrceis ot the Citv.
Whereas, Tho Select aud Common Councils of tho
City of l'biladclpbia, by ordinance approve" March
riS and bv a supplement thereto approved March 10,
IfcWi authorized tuoMavoroi tno citytoeutor into
centracts lor c eunsTg tho streets ot the city, upon
tie conditions and specifications tlierem contained:
And whereas, Certain tax-pavers petitioned tuo
Court oi Ccmmon l'leus Tor an injunction to icsf ruin
tho M"',ir from the iuil execution of euid cortracts
for cleansing the city as directed bv said ordinances:
And wbeieas, Ilie said Coirt of Common Ulcus
having heard the argument iu the case, did, on March
til, iiai.t the said liijunctiou restraining the Muvor
tn m the execution ot the said contracts, and declar
ing the said crdinauces illegal under the provisions
Of the ' Act of Consolidation:"
And whereas, 1 he General Assembly of tho Com.:,
monwra th of l'et nsylviinia, in view of a'l tho cir
cumstances in tins cato, did pass an act, which was
approved April 4, 1806, ei. titled ' A further Supple
ment to an act to incorporate tho cif y oi Philadcl
t hia, approvod Ftbruary 2, IBM, relative' to street
Cleaning:" i
Now, therefore,
Section 1. The Select and Common Councils of tho
Ciiy of 1 hllndelphia do ordam, 'ihat for the purpose
ot cl ans ngtlie streets, lanes, and alloy of tho city,
it Bhail be divided in:o two districts, viz : All south
ot Marks stieet, mcluding Market stroot and West
riiiladeiph'a. to bo ca led the Southern Ltetrict; all
north ol Maiket street to be called the Northern
1'introt ; and that the Mayor ot tho city be, and he
is heieby autbori2cd and directed to enter into con-
tiao s with Henry Hickley for the Southern District,
and wrhh John L. Hill and K. Henry smith ior tbo
Northern District, lor the cleansini; ot the streets ot
said distr cts. and tho removal of all dirt, garb
age, otlai, ahcs, dead anima's and other reluse mat
ter there rout, lor five years, at a rato ot obarge to
tlie city not exoicding ninety-two thousand dol ais
per annum, payable monthly in canal portions, aft r
said work is performed ' Eacli of tho said contracts
shall be entered into with two or more good und
iillicient sureties ior its faithful lu fi.ment (to be
approved by Councils), and the contract shall
particularly t-pecny those streets, in the business
I oit ous or the citv, wh ch it sha l be lbe du'y
ol tho raid contractors to cloanse twice in eucli
week, the work to be done at mclit, or between
the hours ol six o'clock P. M. and eigrhc
o'o't ck A M.; and all other paved streets, alloys,
courts, ianes. gutters, ana gutters under railway
cnsiugs. shall bo c caused at least ouco in e icu
Wi ( k. aud all ashes, garbage, diri, and othor relu e
n alter removed tlieretroui, aud the iulots to all
1 ubho sewers to be at all times Ik p clean and clear
ci all obstructions; aud the execution of all said
work shall bo under the supervision ol the Chiot In
spector of Street and ihe Joint Committoe of Coun
cils on cleansing tho stieots: Provided, Ihat If, in
the opinion ol tho Mayor, noou his own informa
tion, or upon that ot the said Chief Insoector or
JoiLt Committee, there shall be auy failure on the
part or the said contractors to perform all the re
quirements ot the said contracts, tno Mayor may,
bv writ'en notice to tbo smd contractor or con
tractors, forthwith and absolutely annul the said
contract or contracts, information whereof shall be
communicated to Councils at their noxt stated
meeting: Provided also, That the contractors for each
district si all give secant in the sum of twenty-five
thotf and dollars for the taitbftn perlormance of their
duties.
Section 2. That all the payments to be made nnder
ti e contrac'a to be entered iuto by virtue of tins
Ordinance, (ball be pay aide In wurranta, drawn by
the Mat or upon the City Treasurer, iu eUal monthly
iiistaimicts; aud one-tenth ol tlie amount ot eaol of
a'd mcmhiV instalments shall lit retained br the
city, to be appropriated as hereinafter directed:
Provided. Ihat w hen tbo sum so rotulu'dou each
contract tbull amount to five tbotnsaud dollars, the
remaining pavmenta may, at the option of tho Mayor,
be paid in full as thev shad thereafter become due.
Section 8. lbe Chief Inspector of Streets shall
overlook and supervise the work ol the contractors,
and report any neglect on their part to the Mayor,
and to the Committee on Street Cleansing, and
notify the contractor or contractors ot bis or their
ui gleet If, after such report and notice, the con
tractors, or any ot them, shall not immediately
n nirdy the complaint, the Uomiaittea ou Street
Cleansing mav direct tlie Chief inspector g 'iws
to perform the woik at the expense ot 'ss cooOkotor
or coatractors in delault. the cost ot porfnriuim? tho.
tame to be paid outof the amount heretofore authorized
to be re:ained, and the Mayor ia hereby autborizud
lo draw warrants lor that purpose, on presentation
ot be bll therefor by tlie C'n ef Inspector ot streets.
Section 4. Ihe contracts to be dra vn bv virtue of
this ordinance shall contain special provision and.
stipulation that all questions and matte s iu dis
pute, both ot law aud lact, arising under said
contract! repcctlvoly. sIihII be determined by
the Mayor, and that his decision upon any ques
tion whatever, relating to said coutracU,, or
eitl cr of them, or'to the performanoo ot the same,
shall be final aud conclusive upon the partus con
corned, , ' '
Section 6 All ordinances, so tar as they art la
ceusittent herewith, are hereby repealed.
WILLIAM 8. STOKLET. '
- -'tn ' . .r.- 'l Fresident oi Commou ComioU.
Attest
LOBEBT flXTHKLI.,
Ansifiiaut Clerk Of Common Conncfl.
- - JtUI.S LYND,
PresMrnt of Select Counotl.
Approved Ibis llxth day ef April, Anno Domini
one thouaand iRlik btiudrcd aud iixty-alx (A. L.
lm)- ilOBTON McMfCIIAEL,
. 49 y Major of Philadelphia.
li
EVEKUTi BTAMPS,' REVENUE STAMrS,
. KS.VLUUE BTAMFS,
Of afl description., ,
OlgJldflpilo, " .- A,w..n.Ba,(
.1) Alnavsoabsnd.
At
nORTCB PEWINO V ACT1I N rJ t'O.'rt Or FIOB,
FIAUttlht K KV4 1N MAC1U.NK Cp.'al UFflUi,
, . c.lo. fcWI CHFhNltT Strwt, .
...14 1 ' Kn. hX i HKSNLIT HcriKt. i e
. i ; On dnor below Seven lb stieet ,
. . . ," Dae door below tteveuth suoeW
Tht1 mst 11' eial o'scouut aliowl.
The mo liberal discount alluwedu
GOVERNMENT. SALES.
1 1
JALE qT -GOVERNMENT - FROPBRTT.
On SATURDAY. Annl 28. t 11 o'e'eck A.M.
will be solo, by auction, at tho PHILADELPHIA
NAVY YAIvD, the following artlo est .
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION. " j
H lots, enttlngs of o'd promiscuous Timber. ' ! '
6 " White Oak Knees, , .
Lot N6. 12 15 Hackmetack Knees.
" 18 4744 pounds, more or loss, Dross (Lead
" 14 Oil Cloth (old i.
, , . 16-Old loo s. ' t 1
" " 1 'I 4 Hunaings and Wardroom lAmps,
. 17-1 Grind-tone.
" 1820 old oaa. ,
PUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRTJITISO.
Lot No. 18 Old B ooks and Shells. Dead Eyes, Bull's
r.yiw, neons ana nnoaves.
' j 20 5G8 Bags and Hammocks, with Beddlnjr.
" 21 306 pounds Sciap Miect Iron. .
" K2-4 o d-tajhlonod Galloys.
" 2324 Manila Haw sets, in pleeos, 8 tons,
more or loss.
Manila Kope, 8 tons, more or loss.
A'aniia Shakings, 2 tons, more or loss.
, " 4 2sj0 pounda Wiro Kope, more or less.
" 25 Hi mmock.Clotlis.
" 2H-6 Hoods.
" 27-8 Tarpaulins.
" 2S 10 tons, more or less, Tainted Canvas,
consisting ot pieces Hammock Glottis,
Hoods, Tarpaulins, and Coal Bags.
" 010 tons, more or less, Canvas Rags,
small Pieces. . .
80 Gaiiev Utensilsf 9 Hand lrona.
" 81-30 Lire Preservers. (
" 82-9 lengths Hose. . .
" 81 Frapment Felt.
" 84 2 Copper Pumps.
BUKEAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
Lot No 86 500 pounds broken Gliss.
" 8-H 'y tinner 10 teet x4U inches.
" 871 Working Beam tor do.
8S 2 Side pipes, do.
" 8l 1 Stenm Chest, do.
' 406 pliiar Blocks and Brasses, complote.
" 41 14 b rought Iron Iran.fi holts.
" 42-2 Water Wheel Snafts, witn cranks
shrunk on, each having arm centres
and two cocentrio wheels attached.
Tho shafts are 23 iott long and 12
inches dm meter.
" 43-1 old double crank Shaft.
" 44 1 old Iran.
" 4.ri 1 lot old Iron Boiler Tubes.
" 4ti-1 lot old Wrought Iron Boiler Tlatcs.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
Lot Ko. 47-2 Ox Cnrt.M.
" i 48 lOx Drav.
" 4J-1 Oue-llors-eCart.
" E0 4 to.iais, aud,2 Blind Halters.
" 61 Soda e, Harntss, and Traces.
" 6' 6 Ox Yokisaud Bows.
" 8 4t7 pounds Scrap Sheet Iron.
" 6412 B acksmith's Bellows. ;
" 661100 feel old Hose.
" 661 Horse.
" 67 6i0, more or less, old Barre's.
Ten per cent, of the purchase money must be de
positsa at the o o?e ot the sale : ihe remainder to bo
paid ara the goods removed withiu tive days utter
the sale.
It cot so removed the ten per cent, will be forfeited
to tho Covin incut.
Govei i ment mav suspend the salo of auy lot after
bidding thcrtou Las commenced.
D. LYNCH,
Commander U. 8. N. Naval Storekoepcr
PLL'adtlpina Nuvy Yard, April ti, louti. 4 7 4t
T 7 Ni l ED S1AIES JilLITARY RAILROADS
J Vtt ICE OP A PUBTAfcT CtJAKTERMAPTEll, I
; , W a.pi.nut.:n, D U., March 14, 1800. 1
AUCTION h ALE OK UNITED STATES MIL1
1AIO BA1LKOAD MA1ER1AL...
WI 1 te sold Bt public auction at Alexandria,
Va.. on 11 1SUAY, April 10, 18t6.
2 lirttt-c'asH Loco mot . ve Engines, 4 feet 8J-inch
gaupe; cv mders, 15x22; weight, 25 tons
4 1 asitngcr C ais.
0 Box Freight tars.
2 stock tats.
4 1 latlonn Cars. -0
Small I ruck Unrs.
11 Trucks lor Freight Cais.
18 pail s Wheels on ax es.
2 st am Pumpirp Engines.
1 SiaiHiiiirv FJigire.
12 lleurterson 1 tiinpe.
00 tons tecond-bntid Railroad Iron (good). '
A large quantity ot
Props,
Chain,
Mauls,
Axes,
1'ieks,
Stoves,
Files.
iNaiiB,
twitch Fixtures,
( ar Couplings,
Bar Iron,
Siirlnjs,
jvuts,
Sperm Ol', etc.
tO Buildings, from 10x12 to 200x40 feet.
Let ol ( fl.ee Furniture.
Cont nts ot Printing Office. i
A large quantit) of new fchelf Hardware
1 Herring Sate.
1 Saloon Car, 4 feet 8J-lnch gauge, eleractly fin
ished and furnished with bluett walnut, trimmed
w ith green plush j donbie tiucks, with broad tread
wheels, bole to commence at 10 A. M.
IcrniB cath, iu Government funds.
H L. ROBINSON,
8161mwl0t Bvt. Brig-Gen., A. Q. M.
15
RIAU OF ORDNANCE
Navy Department, I
Washikctoh City, February 28, 1860. ,
SALE OF NAVY TOWDERS AT THE NAVY
YAKD, PORISMOUTH, N. H.
There will be sold to tlie highest bidders, at Public
Atnticn, at noon, the l'2th day of April, bv the
Ordnance Cfl;ccr at tie Portsmouth Navy Yard, N.
H , one hundred and eichty-five thousand nine huu
dred and sixtv nine (186.U09) pounds NAVY POW
DER, as loll ws:
131 600 pounds Cannon Powder.
29 219 " Eitie
26.160 " Musket
Tbese Powders will be divided into lots of one
hundred barrels each
lerms, one-half cash in Government funds, and
the remainder on the removal of the Powders, tor
which a reasonable time, but not more than thirty
days, will be allowed, the purchasers, however,
to make every exertion to remove the Powders
sooner.
H. A. WISE.
81tJmil2t Cbiof ot Bureau.
AUCTION SALE OF HOSPITAL SIORES
WHleKY, WINE, ETC.
Medical Pubveyor's OPFira, I
Washington, D. C, March 21. 1806 )
Will be sold at Public Auction in this city, at the
Judiciary Square Warehouse, back of the Citv Hall,
on WEDNESDAY, the lbTh day of April next, at 10
o'clock A. M , the fol owing articles of Hospital
Stores and Lfouors, no longi r required for the use oi
the Metrical Department of the army, via. i
Atrow Moot.,,. 10,(sjU lbs Dessieated 1 oca-
Barley 10 000 "
- toes 100 lbs
Mixed Deso. do. . 102
Y hihky, quart
bottles 20,000
Whisky, in obis ,
gal. on? 8,900
Sherry Wine,
quart bottles. .40,000
Sherry Wine,
in bbls 50
larragouaWino,
Corn Starch 10 000 "
Cccoa Chocolate 10,000 "
t:innamon,Powd. 1,000 "
Farin 211.000 "
lapioca 10 000 "
Ext. ol Beef, ,... 20 000 "
( oiiceiifd Milk.. i0 000
Giugor lb6 "
F.xt of toflee.,., 8.762 gal
Beai a 600 lbs
peaBeana 2.E0O
Domes to utsj
Ihe above articles will be sold in lota to suit ootk
farce and small purchasers. ,
Terms t ash.
live (6) days will be allowed to parties In remov
'leg ibeir property.
tata!outa ready by tie 6th pro.
C HAS SUrHEHLANb, ;
f-tirgeou and i'urveyor. U S A,
C. WTOTFlHl, Auctioneer. 8 22 2ot
GOVERNMENT EARNERS AND 8ADDLES-
1 MWAND SLIGHTLY WORN AN IMM1NSK
BTOCK Haritees, Saddles, Halters, Fielna, Lead Lines,
4 ollara, Wagon Covers, Shelter 'lents. Portable Forges,
etc. ete.. Very oliean. A lot of entirely new Ollicur'
Su0d.es, only 18. , Flaud Bit Bridle, 21. . Wholeaala
and letall
' PITKIW CO., '
' 4(lru No. 139 Korth FEOS'i Btreet, Phtlada. ,
II a it n (.e s av, , ;,
A LARGE LOr OF KW IT. p. WAGON HAR.
NESS, 8, , and 6 torse. AlrO, parts of 11AR
JiEbS, SADDLES, COLLARS, JULIERS, oto.,
bought at the recent fcovernu cut aitlce to be sold
t a great sioriflce. Wbolesa'tivrlUrtaU. Totrethur
with our usual aaaorttueot of j :
SADDLEU YAKD SADDL J A' TlLLM) WARE
WILLIAM S. HAT CHI & SONS,
j JVe. 114 MARKET Streot.
LEGAL NOTICES.
"IN. THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
X CITY AND tOUNTV OF PHILADELPHIA.
. . state ot HAYI1) RAV lf ceased.
The Auditor appointed bv 'ho Court vo audit, settle.
nd adjust th accoant of WILLIAM KAY, Executor
under the last will and testament ot navld Kav t.
ceased, and to report distribution ot the ba'ancc in the
Fsnilsot the accountants win meet the parties Into,
rested for the purposes ot bis appointment, on os'
KA Y.thedtb daj ot April A D. iHtA, at 4 o'clock P M..
at bls otliee No. 204H. Fifxa Street, hoom No 11,1a
the City of Phlladelph'a. lilsmiot
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE CITY
AM) COl'liT T Of PHI ADKLPHIA.
Ftate ot HAMUli L II K F., lieceased.
The Auditor appointed bv tlie ( otrt to audit, iett'e,
and sojnst the second account ot John rl,OYI
andWilLIAM HA YK. Executors of th i..n ,n.t
tei sment ef said ar.ced ut and to report dlstrlbntion
iinur un sim b niiiifl oiiiun or trie accountant, whi meet
the panics Interemed tor the puttiovcs ot his aoDDlnt
nirnt. on MOMMY, April 9, 1h6. at 1 o'clock V M .
at his on ce. No. 402 WALNUT tstreet. In the city ot
Philadelphia. '
latilmwst vv. D. BAKER, Auditor.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS KuH
TUK CITY AND COTJM I Y OF PHIL OKLPlILA,
Assigned latate at J. W. GIBBS A HONH.
The Auditor anpolnied by the ourt lo audit, settle,
and adiusi the second accoant of IHAIA1I Ilii Ki
assieneeot 3. W. tilHltsl Silks, and t- report dNtrl
button ot the balance, will meet tho partlea Interested
l r (lie purpose of his ai polntmept at l.laoflVe, No 41,1
WALM" Stm t second story, in the ollv of Phllndel
rhi, on TVi SHAY, the 1ft' h day or ai rll A D., tseiti, at
11 o'clock, A. M. 13 IPlmw5tM W.D. BAKEit, AuJ;Ur.
INSTATE OP ROBERT B. WOODBTJRN!DE-
Letters ot Administration having heen dn'y granted
to the iindcrl!ncd. ail peisons indebted to said estate
will pbae make payment, and those having claim
against tlictauie win present them wnboutde a.
... ... JOSEPH M. I'lLF, Administrator,
If nidt lo. m w'A L N U T St icet!
SHIPPING.
IT A SI ILL'S PAPSAtJE OFFICE.
ANCHOR LINE Ar M IK.AUFTIX .
rlill;EKMA." "tOI.UBIA.
"C A IEK1MA." C A H , K Tk J
Ptea1rnito'A1SMA'" ' 1111A-' '
LlMuKIOOr. LOKr.OKPF.BBY, BELFAST, DC B LIS.
JtLWKY, t'OHK. AND GI.mSOOW.
HATF:. OF PAr-HAOK,
TAYlBLE IS PA1 EH Cl'KRKNCr.
r'f ; rj0 0.nd :o
blLtKAOE tja
IHE PAJ1 CFHUFKATKH
lssned for bringing out passe UKers irom the aboro
points at
i.owfb bates than asy other use.
Also, to and lrom -
ALL t-TA'HOKS OK HIE IBISII RAILWAYS.
Fl'KCIALhOIlt'E Tassengers will take particular
no tee that the "Anchor Line" is the only line framing
tlnouh tickets at the above rates from Philadelphia U)
the points named above, und that the undersigned la tUa
only Oi Iv authorUed Atent In 1 blind, Iplna.
Apply to w. a hamiij,,
Bole Agent for "ANCHOk LINE."
1 1 So. tKWALJiUT Street.
ICa m FOR NEW YORK. PniLADEIi
Cttirr!s ae;pii' oieain i ropener oomaanr l)o
,i.uii li f. w 11 1 sn re 1 Hies. V ill 1 in i. urA Atid lurlt,, , u,...i
l avlng dai yst 12 M. and (1 P. Ai., connecting with ail
orthtru and F.BMtrn lines.
For Irelit. which whl lie tskrn upon scenmmotlatlrjs
ttrn a, aiply to V ILLlAAl 11. J'AIHI) & t O..
3Jtf So. l;i2b 1)1 LA W A KE Avenue '
ri 0 SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.-TiFb
A nnderslvned having leased the KEItSING tOM
r-t IO W l'i( K,liefi loin orin bis fnenos and the patron
oi the Lock that be Is i rei srec, w lib incwuseo facl Hies
to acccn.modatu those having vsie a to he raised or
repaired and being a prac.ieal shln-esrnenter ami
cauiker, wl 1 give persenal attention to the vessels tn
trustco to bita ior repairs.
lat tuliia r Aleuts, f hip ( arpemers, and Maohlulsls
having esfels to repair are solicited to call.
liavlnp ihe agency for the aa.e of Wettersiedt'g
l atent Ateiulltc ( oinposlilon" tor ( opper Taint lo' the
pieservatinn ef vessels' bottoms for this city, 1 am pre
paicd to lurulfh the name on invorhie ienn.
John ii. bam mitt,
Kens pglen ectew Dock,
3 11 DELAWARE Avenue, above LA LKEL bucet
DYEING, SCOURING, ETC.
piiLMII STEAM SCOIRLXG
ESTABLISHMENT,
Ko. 510 RACE Street.
We beg leave to draw your particular attention to our
new French Mesrrt Scouring F slahlithn ent the tirst and
Only m. c ol its kind In this city. We do not dye, hut by
a tbtnilebl precox res ore Ladles', Ut-ut ciuen's, und
(.hilcten's Garuients to ibeir origlual states, wtinout
injurinx them In tie least, vhlle gieiit experience and
the best n aehinery from France enuble us to warrant
periect salisiaction to ail who may mvor us with their
patrcDUgc. L.MjIEK' BREt-SFM. of ever, descrption,
wither without 'I rlmmiugs, are cleaned aud Hr'hcd
without being taken apart, whether the color Is gcuuina
or not. . i
( pera rieaks and Mantillas. Curtains. Table Cover,
Carpets. Velvet. Hil.lious. Kid Gloves, etc. cleaned and
rennlfhed In tho best manner. Geu lemen's Summer
and Winter Clothing cleaned to pertecu n without In
jury to the stull. Aiso 1 lags and l.anners AUkiudsof
s inins Mupved without o failing the whole All orders
are executed under cur in midline, supervision and
satisfnetion guaranteed In every lns-anee. A call and
examination ol our process Is rwptctlully solicited,
ALBED1U & MAliX,
S12snthsS
So SKI RACE Street.
VIEW YORK DYEING AND PRINTING!
ll I f-TABLl BUSIEST, btuten Island, No. 40 Ja.
ElGlI'l H Htreet. , ' ,
Ihis Ci nipnny, so long and favorably known In New
York for the past lorty-slx veais. have opened au oflloa
as above Ladies' and gentlemeu'a aannents and wear
lng apparel ol every kind Uvetl and Cleaned in the niosf
pe, teet manner. Stains and spots removed irom garuienti
without being lipped.
Bterchants having goods ot undesirable colon can have
them redved in superior style. 129mw 810
LIQUORS.
QI1ESMT GROVE WHISKY.
Ko. J25 North THIRD Street.
. If anything was wanted to prove the absolute parity
of this Whfsky, the following certificates should dolt.
There Is noalcohollo silmulant known commanding such,
eccmuicndallon It om such high aouicea . r
PiilLADKu niA, September 0
We have caretnlly tested the aaiupie ol CUESMTT
GROVE WIUBKV which you scud us, and flnu that It
contains ohE or thb foiHONOtia siiuhtancb known a
risiL oil. which la the characteristic and injurious lar
giedient of the whiskies in general use.
BOO'ili, GAUREIT t. CAMAC,
Analytical cbemUbs.
. New York, Septembers, law,
I have snalvred a sauipla oi OHEsMJT Gi,oVR
V- U1SKY received lrom Air Charles Wharton, Jr.. of
l'bliauelphu and having carefully tested It, I am
pie; sed to state that ft is entire y ibee phom roieoKotia
oa liKLEiimjis substances. It ia aa unusually pure
ana liue-tavored uua lty oi whisky.
JAA1E8 B. ( HILTON, M. !..
, Analytical Chemist.
... Boston, March T I.
I have made a cbemlra! analysis of eommerclal sam
ples of LLF.SNUT (.HOVE WitlsKV, Which proves to
be tree from the heuvy Fusil Oils, and penectly pure and
unadulterated, 'i be tine tiavor or Ibis wbltky is derived
Hem the grain used lu uiauufacturlup- It ,
Respecttnlly, A. A. HAYES. M. D. , m
Btale Assayer, o. la Boylston BtieoL i
For sale by tun-el.denillohn.or bolUe,ath'o.226'o-th,
T 11111) Street PhUade.phU. . J
W. II A M M A E,
Importerand Wholesale Dealer In Foreign
BRANDIES, WINES,
AND j
riNE OLD WHISKIES, ;
No. GSO MAHKET SI K1ET-
I I Iro rniLALELPlilA.
Jyj NAT HANS & S O Jf 8,
IMPOltTEllB OIT i i
. ; OF ' .. ,
BRANDIES, WINES, GINS, Kto.i
. , Ko, 19 K. ITvONT 6TBEETr
PUlLADELPrl.
HCfT' SATBABS.
ilOUATE A. NATHANS,
CRLAMH) D.PATllAKS.
rrilR fc'TAMP AGENCY, NO. 3(i4 . CHRSNUl
J FTRF K'l'. A BOVlt 1II1KD, WILL Bit t'OSTiSUKI
AB IIFHH'OFOHK. - ' '
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