THE DAILY EVENING TELEGIUP17. PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY MAY 17, I860.
The MFnl Ladles ot London.
, tendon (Atop 1) Corretp mil net of Manchester Times.
We hare, as you know, boen getting tolerably fas'.
In our maimer at the Went End. I he prosont tea
ton ha witnessed a further development ot feml
nine tnceicnuenc. "Lailio' clubs" are this year
the ' to" in the most lashionabie circle. The
oong and unmarried lames do not take part In
them to anr great cxten ; the "I risk v matrons"
there icigu supremo Ait'.ouh these assemblies,
which are nold as a general rule, in the afternoon
at the houses of the members, aro called "ladies'
C ubs." gentlemen are tol exo ttdtd. A ticket to the
"bcnfllers" or to tha "Jolly Dog" those aro the
Danes ot two of tl:e roo-1 fashionable is tcckoned a
great favor arid can only be obtained by those who are
in hiph (avor with presiding authorities, among;
whom moie than ono uuchess occupies a prominent
pos t en. The anwemeiits consist ot conversation
nd smoking tho ladios doing tneir part nianiully
with ttieir cigarett a To (rive vou some Idea ot the
tieoCotn ot manners wh.ch these reunions are in
tended to promo e, 1 mar eiate that the "Scutllers"
are 10 called because at their gatherings chairs and
tables are banished from the loom, and the member
sit or lounge on the floor or en low divans I With
out sa)ing for a moment that there Is anvthing
wrong in thesrt things 1 cannot conceal from mvself
that thev tend to encourage, a "loudness" of manner,
to use an expressive slang phrase, which in now be
coming very conspicuous among our upper ten.
An examplo of this was afforded very conspicu
ously the olner night at one of the West End thea
tres, where the ennuis was actually dropped because
a very aristocratic party In a private box near the
stage could not be induced to moderate the conver
sation t bey wire carrying on. The curtain was not
diawn up apain until the said party bad lult.
GOVKBNOB HEWABD ON 1JI9 WAY HOME. HOD..
W'lllittL-i H. Seward, Secretary ol State, passed
through the city upon the noon train, on his
way to Auburn, whithor he noes to celebrate the
sixty-tilth anniversary ol his birthday, which
occurs to morrow. The tact of his presence in
town whs known to but tew. But some of his
friends vt bo became aware of it, availed them
selves ol the opportunity to express their regard
tor the honored stutorntin and patriot. Mr.
Seward is looking; exceedingly well. But lew
truccH are visible of t.ie terrible injuries he
suflered at the hands ol the a'sassin l'ayno. He
is In the best possible spirits, and npeiik with
undoubtinfr coutidcuce of the ultimata and
speedy emergency ol the country Irom all cm
barrafcemcnta that now surrouud Ihe question ol
Reconstruction. Mr. Seward will spend about a
week of respite from the duties and cares of
oflice, in reunion with his old irienda and neigh
bors. .Affjarii ,ourna', luesday.
Manufacture ot I'iay mo Cards. Tho playing-card
manufacturers in Paris occupy the
quartMT Bonne Nouvelle, Sr. Mery. and St.
Victor. There are seventeen o( these head men,
of whom nine employ above eloven workmen.
Emplottnp 2G0 persons in all. card manufac
turers make on an average 2,000,000 in the year.
Of these 2(10 persons 167 are men, 78 women,
and 16 either boy or erirl apprentices under 16
years of age. The men are overseers, painters,
pasteboard makers, glimmers, cutters, moulders,
polishers, bellows-blowers, and porters. The
women are sorters, scrapers, prcssers. The men
work either by contract or by the day, and earn
Irom 4 irancs to 7 Iraucs. Too women earn from
1 franc 60 centimes to 3 hancs. Apprentices
from 75 centimes (that is, 716) to 1 franc 60 cen
times. They have two hotiri lor meals in their
twelve hours' work. Of 67 who can read and
write, 15 are noted lor bad conduct, and 15
seldom come to work on Mondays.
A Human Curiosity. The Berlin newspapers
have the iollowing curious paragraph: "A
Hungarian girl, born at Oedenburg, without
haudr, now twenty years of age, has been giv
ing 6ome cuiious representations in the Prus
sian capital. She performs with her mouth the
functions of hands. She sews, embroiders, exe
cutes the most delicate work with pearls, even
threads her needle and makes knots, all with
the tongue, rpparently without difliculty, and
certainly witnout the assistance of any one.
Part of the works thus executed are destined
for public exhibition." Most people will hesi
tate to. believe such marvels until the.y witness
them.
Cattlk Down, Goats Up. An Irish paper
notices the fact that one unexpected and curious
effect of the cattle disease in England has been
to raise the value of goats to an extraordinary
degree. These hitherto despised animals are
now exported in considerable numbers from
Ireland, and have bec-n sold in several English
counties at from 4 to 5 each, the ordinary price
having been about 10s.
British Coinage. The coinage at the Hint 1n
London, for this vear. will cost 40.182. ot which
10.000 is tor eold, 30,000 lor silver, and 7500
lor copper. A sum equal to tho last will be re
covered by the sale ot old copper not required
for the recoinaee. The seignorage to be paid
into the Exchequer in roepect of the year's coin
age of silver is estimated at 30,000.
A Valuable SriNNET. The late French com
poser Clapieson left among his treasures a spin
net of the sixteenth century, which ig said to be
worth at least sixty thousaud francs. The keys
are of agate and lapis la.uli, and the ivory frame
work is covered with two thousand five hundred
precious stones set in silver.
Relics of the Weslbys. Rev. Samuel Dunn,
an English Methodist, is exhibiting to admixing
congregations various relics among others, a
piece ol John Wesley's preaching gown, two
neckties of the Rev. Charles Weslev, and the
spectacles, comb, and pocket-book of Dr. Adam
Clarke.
A Curious Accident. In Birmingham, Eng
land, the other day, a woman accidentally killed
her inlaut by pressing its head against the trout
of her dress, in which a needle was sticking.
The needle entered the child's head, aud caused
fatal injuries.
P18CATORT. The value of th.e fresh fish sold
annually at the various French seaports is esti
mated at 1,400,000; but, by the time it has paid
the octroi and other duties, its cost to the con
sumer is more than quadrupled.
A Tbade Revived. An Antwerp letter states
that the ship Due de Jirnbant had iu-t arrived
there Irom India with 3500 bale of cotton. For
the last eight or nine years not a single bale has
reached that port direct.
Destitution. A subscription has been opened
in Madrid to succor the Spanish emigrants now
in Portugal who took part in the rising headed
by General Prim.
LIQUORS.
C1ICSMT GK0YE WHISKY.
11
No. 225 North TD1I1D Street.
It anything vi as wanted fb prove tlie absolute pnrltj
ot tils Wliisky. the loliowliig certideales should doit
Ttieic Is no alcoholic stimulant knowncommanduigsuct
tciU-U inuuiiou lioin such high souiees:
riiiLADfcu niA, September 9. 1808
We have caretnlly tested the sample of CHLSNUl
GI10V1. W HISKY which you Send us, and find that II
contains tiohfci or tub roiootJ8 si bhi anck known at
m sil oil. w hich is the characteristic aud injurious In
ureditnt of the whiskies in general use.
HOO'iH, OAKKt.1T A CAM.VC,
Analytical chemists.
New York. September S. 1S.W.
I have analyzed a sample ot CHtMJT OitOVt.
V HlfcKY received irom Air Charles Wharton, Jr., 01
l'blihoeipbia; and baving careiullv tested It, I am
plensi d to state that it is entire. y miE viiom roisoNous
ob DtniKiuKts substances. It Is an unusually pure
auu oue-uavoreu uuauiy ui winaar.
JAittS H. t HILTON, M. D.,
Aualvticai Chouikit
Vostoii, March 7, 1SS9.
Itiuvenrsde a chemical analysis of cumuiHrelHl sain
plea 01 C'hKSkVT C-KOVE WHISKY, which proves to
be tree fiom the heuvy Kusll Oils, and perfectly pure and
unauul'f rateu. 1 ne nne nsvor 01 tins wuisay is acriveo
Item tlis grain useu 111 manuiactunug it.
Kespectinlly. A. A. HAYES, M. D.,
State Assayor, No. l(i lioylstou stieet
Kor sale by barrel, flemllohn, or bottle, at No. 226Nortb.
linnjj etreet r nuaue.puia. is
M.
NATHANS
& ' SONS,
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P OUTERS
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BRANDIES, WINES, GINS
. Kto. Etc. , ,
No. 19 North FRONT Street,
. PHILADELPHIA.
gdflH MATBAKS,
IICltACK A. NATHANS,
OllJ-AM'O I), t.AUlA5
119m
MEDICAL.
y ox r o r u l i .
VVIUGIIT'S TAll SYHUP
PRINCIPAL DEPOT,
No. 771 South THIllD Street
Trice, f l'CO per Bottle; $5D0 for half-a-dozen.
XLe liiiClerrlncd cltiztns take pleasure In cheenuny
rcccn m lulli tl.e use of Wright's 'Jar Njrup lor
coug lis. colds, consnu'ptkin wbooplng-cougn, spoiled
lever, ilver conipia'nt, pains In the breast, brnno'iltls,
Inflammation, and restriction 01 air vessels In the Inuga,
eic. 1 be rtuudy Humid be in every family 1
linrles C. W 1 son. Kornet I'rrn ofllce.
(hares H. Grafleti, fiutidap Htrcurv ofllce.
James Helen, tiqurrr etl.ee
w 11 1 inin 1. 1 oniii,
Associated Press.
"W II it, in 11. ( anienier. fire Alarm and Polloe T
graph, i lltli and 1 besiiut streets.
A Handolph. Front and 1 cmhard streets.
James W. errlne ho. VB Charles s.reot.
II. A. Davis No. 323 GaskH street.
John Vt ooilslue lso 13.11 Frank In street.
Kolert 1 lioniparn ho. ltOS Vt alter street,
H. ... 41 arc u, ho. ri'O Fianklln sircet
J (.eblofl o 731 B. econtl street.
John fumoiir. Ho. 613 H. riont street.
t. . VV. llonard. No. 1 Dock street
11. ('. 1 art eit ho. Wi H. .-econu street
L. tlntes ho. 66 Arch street
AHert Martin. No. 411 K becond street
Mary ( a dnell. No tt Bnnsom street.
V . '1 nomas. Mi.'AIN. Fourth street
T. II. ( firthv. ho. 19 K iretu'a alley,
(icorge Vt I son No 236 ltnce street.
V' . t Brooks, ho.69 North Second street.
M. J. Ilassett. No. 119 ( anal streeU
H. Keymoiir Kose liusilelon.
Char is Kogers, No. Ml South street
K. 1 . W e iliiK on, ,-econd and (Jtiarrr streets
K. V. 'I nomas. No. l:6 toulh t-lxt. street
Wlillum liarus. No. 616 fouth Ironts reet
H. r. t-aiuonl, Opera Alanaiier. ...
lol.n llsdinnts rear ol No. 134 North Second street
Mrs. t). K. tboate, Newark. Del.
Mr. William fi. VTr qhl! ,
81m Vc take pleasure In recommending your TAB
SYlil'P tor which we have alreatiy arjltl considerable
quantitiesi as a most excellent and rfnvaclons reiueily
lor the com)lalnts set torth In your prmU-d Dill airea iy
sulmiltieil lo the put tie. A a vratltvina act to sutterlng
h un anity ve will cheerfniv recomrnend jour prepara
tion to a I atlMcbd with diseases whlcb It is designed to
cuio. Yours, etc., . . .
PlI.Kft ft SON, Dmpglsts.
X, . corner I'lnc and teUUi streets.
For sa e rlo at
JOIINbON", HOLT.OWAT COWDEN'S,
DYOTT CO.',
And all principal Drui-plsis and Dealers.
The suhserlher would beg leave fun her to say thai
to is rrepareo te flil orders aid forward the 8yrup to
any part ot the country. Terfons desiring other Inior
mai ion hy mail will inclose a postage stamp and answers
will he return) d as soou as the exigencies ot business
willadiiilt Address
WILLIAM B. WRIGITT.
320 No Til B. T111KD Btrtet. 1 hi adelphia.i'a.
KKNCloiEDICINES IN VOQUE
BY GR1MAULT & CIE.
Chemists to H. F. H. Prince Napoleon
45 RUE RICHELIEU PARIS.
NO MOBE COD L1VF.R OIL.
GRIMAULT'S hKGP Of 1UU1ZED HOUSE
HADISH. This Symp is employed with tho greatest success. In
nl.i i, i,t I 0,1 1 Iver (ill. fn whirh it Is mllliltalv sunnrlor.
Hi uresdlsea.es of Uie chest scrofu a, lymphatic dia
orders. areen alckness, muscular atony, and loss ot
appetite. It rentieiates the constitution by purltylng
1 in, 1,1, on. and is. in a v ord. tho most powerful ocnura
tive knovn. It never fatigues tlie stomach and bowels,
and is administered with the gieatest etllcacv to young
children, subiect to Lumourn, or obstruction of the
Klnnds. At laat, it Is ven clllcaclous in the diseases of
the bkin.
NO 510 It R CONSUMPTION'.
GRIMAULT'S SYRUP OF I1YPOPI10SPHITE
OF LIME.
This new Vcdlclne is a sovereign remedy In phtblsl
snd othei diseases of the tunes nronintlr removes al
the more serious symptoms. The cough is relieved, the
n itht-sneats ctase, and the patient raidly recovers his
beano.
NO MORE POVERTY OF THE BLOOD AND PALE
COMl'LtXION.
DR. LERAS' PHOSPHATE OP IRON.
Tbls new teriudlnons medicine contains the elements
of the blood and hones, and Iron in a liquid state It is
different Irom all hitherto oilered to the public, Is liquid,
colorless . irnd tasteless. It speedily cures chlorosis,
ains In the stomach, difficult digestion, dysmenorrhea,
nnpmlR.
'J be majority of the Academies of Medicine of Paris
recommend tne pnospnaie 01 iron 10 L,aaicsoi aeuoata
constitution suflerlng ton anemia, and all other per
sons fatigued irom over anxiety, neivous emotions,
overwork general uouun.y, niiu ooomesa 01 uiuou.
It is the or.ly preparation which never causes coast!
patlon, and can be borne by the most delicate Btomochs
NEKYOVS HEADACI1E. N FUBALGIA,
Is Instantaneonsly cured by
CRIMAULT'8 BRAZILIAN GUARANA,
a vegetable substance used from time immemorial n
vratu, una t nitre ty nwpmnvt.
BETTEB THAN C0PAD3A 1 1
GRIMAULT'S CAPSULES AND LIQUID EX-
TH ACT VV MATICU VKUE1AL1S.
Where all other Medicines have failed, these prepara-
l' ns win alwavs enect a cure. Tiiese insure a rupiuaito
extraordinary cure of severe recent and cbronic cases 01
private dis ase 1 bey are used In the Hospt als In i'aris,
bv the ceieoratea nr. iticora ana aro touua greatly su
perior to ail iiiriierto anown niiuerai remuiueH uuu
Copaiba and Cuhel s. The Injection Is nsed In rcceut,
and capsules in tne more cDronio cases.
GENERAL DEP9TS:
In Paris, at GMMAULT & Cie.,
Chcmifcts to H. F. H. Trinco Napoleon,
46 RUE KICHELIEU.
In New York, at T. M- BECKEE'S,
No. 129 GRAND SUeet.
IN rUILADELPUIA,
3 19 mth2m
At FRENCH, RICHARDS & CO S.
LESSEY'S VEGT:iABLE PILLS CURE
Dyspepsia. Diarrhoea Rheumatism, side Head-
aebs, und all derangements of the Liver They purifv
the blood, and make the skin suit and lair For sale by
Dr. I.ESSEY No 333 N. NINTH street, Philadelphia,
and bv llru&ffista cenernlb .
L AkllfcM. J. U , Dwpiemoer r- inw it, xji-Bnc.rear
J ... r," . fi. , a 1 e n t . n
Sir: 1 1 lives me vreat Dleanure to add mv testimony in
favor ol your ' Vegetable Liver Puis" 1 had been
fflic ted with deranned onditlon or the Liver for ton
vears. and. ilurlniz that time, suffer d Intensely from
acrid uiscbaiges irom stomach and bowels, seriously
piostiatlng my physical and mental energies for weeks
at a tune, so mucu so tuar mv 11 e was uenuaneu 01.
But, th oughaklud Providence, I was Introduced to
vou, and by the uao 01 tour rius 1 nave oeen woouor-
tullv lestored. not liavlna had au attack Oi my old com.
plaii t or lost a siPKle (taooatb service. 'I hey act Ilk a
charm Had It not been for them, 1 have no doubt I
should have boen laid mdria Horn the minltrv
1 must auu, a lew unos In tavor of your 1.110 pre
server, or VteetaLle l iniment. I nave nseu 11 Mr
Erysipelas Scalds and Kurns and Imlammatlous: it
nroducos remarkable results I was cured of a verv
bad sore by Its use Many ol my neighbors are using it,
and it gives universal satisfaction, it sooum oein every
bouse. xours,
KFV. J. H. BTOTKTOV,
4 2ftaths2rfl THIRD Street, camdeu, N. J.
DYEING, SCOURING, ETC.
IS lYftll L T V I II . fi'ttiltllllll
II l.Eiltli O I li l 111 BUXIlI.iM
ESTABLISHMENT,
No. 510 RACE Street.
We betr lrave to draw your particular attention to our
new 1 imcti Steam Scouring hstabliabn eut the drst unj
only one of Its Kind in tins citv. v e ao not dye, but by
a eiieinleai process restore i,auics , vieunemeu s, au
( hlhiren'. Garments to their original siutos. wUluiu
injuring them in tl.e leaBt, while yieat experience and
me best maebiuery irom runee euuuie us to warrant
periect satisiaction to ail who may lavor us with theli
patronaitc. LAl)lr.8' HRKhSKS, of ever., descuntlon.
wither without 'JrimmlUKS, are cleaned and finished
without being taken apart, whether the color Is genuine
or not
Uiiora Cloaks and Uantlllas. Curtains. Table Covers
Carueta. Velvet Kibboua. Kid Gloves, etc. cleaned and
renulshed in the beat manner. t,en lemen's Sumuier
and Winter Clothing c.eaned to nerfecti u without In
Jury to the stutl Aiso Flags and bauuers AUkhidsol
aiains r moved without e eatilug 'be whole. All orders
are executed under our iu tiieillate supervision and
satisfaction guaranteed in every Instance. A call and
examination ol our process Is retpectlully solicited.
AL1SEDYLL & MAM,
3 12uithr.ti No S10 RACE 8tieet,
JX A K N E - S S.
, K LARGE LOT OF NEW U. 8. WAGON HAR
NESS, 2, i, and 6 horse. Also, parts ot HAR
NESS, SADDLES, COLLARS, HAL1ERS, eto ,
bought at the recent Government sales to be sold
at a tireat sacrifice Wholesale or Kotail. Toifether
with our usual assortment of
i .j 1
6'1 DDLER TAND SADDLER Y HARD WARE.
j WILLIAM S. HANSELL & SONS.
i a 1 $ No. 1. i MARKET Street,
SHIPPING.
gffij TOR SAVANNAH, GA.
1 UlLADhLriHA AND BOCTHfcRN MAIL STBIM
1 BUIP COMPANY.
Tha f teamnlilp
" V I O N K K I "
WILLIAM It. UALLAOBEH, COHMANDRR.
Will receive freight at RaL'JC Street Wharf, on MON
DA Y May 14. and sail en
(Smnrriny, Stay Iff, at 10 o'clock A.. M.
CaMa 1 assage 20 00
The Sta'e-room accommodations of this steatnur aro
of a coimnouious and superior charaoter.
Tlits ship bi ina ihe pioneer tphsb ot tha Company,
will siill regularly every alternate eaturdaj. lor eavan-
nah. t.eorKta.
Hhlppers are requested to send bills ot lading with
their goods. 8. J N. FLtNAOAS,
No 420 South DELAWARE Avenue.
For irelgbt or passage apjiiM fl nARms
rrelght and Passenger Ad'-nt.
8 14 St No. ta Aorta DELAVVAUt. Avenue.
i
.ffrFn HAMILL'S PASSAOB OFFICE.
MZ "ANCHOR LINE Ot bTKAMKRM "
: iilllr-BMA." "COl.tiwBIA.
TMKI'OMA," "OAs BKla. '
I KITANN1A," "INDIA.1
LfvEUl'oOL I.ONDONDF.RBT, BELFAST, DUBLIN.
NEVYKY, OHK, AM) MLaHUOW.
' BATE- OF PASSAGE.
PAYABLE IN PAl'KBCl'HBFNCT.
CABINS fc90. HO. andfli
bli-lKAOE flO
I HK PAID CrH 1 It It ATKH
Issued for bringing out passengers irom tne abors
points st
l.OWFR RATES THAN ANT OTHER LI SB.
Also, to slid from
ALL MAH0N8 ON THE IBISH RAILWAYS.
Sl'KClAL h Oi 1CK Passengers will take partlculsi
no'lee that the -Anchor 1 lne" is the only line granting
thiouh ilekels at the above rates, from Philadelphia to
the rolnts named above, and tint the undersigned Is the
only dtly authorised Agent In phliatKlphia.
Apply to W. A. HA.dILL,
Bole Agent for"AN flua line,"
1 IS ho. ill WALNUT Street.
r,fTTlN FOR NEW YORK. PI1ILADF.L
aSaaatfAawv4a delphla Steam Propeller Comaany De
si.uii.li twiltsure Lines, vln Delaware and Karltan Canal,
leaving dai y at li M. and 6 P. M., connecting with all
Northern and Knstern lines.
For freight, whlcb wl ) be tslren upon accommodating
terms, ar ply to hi.i.iai ai. is ikj a. 1 .,
3 16 No. Win DtLAWAKE Avenue
ri O SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS. THE
X undersigned having leased the KENSINGTON
hCBFW Dui K,begB tolu orm his frienosand the pstroni
ot the Dock that he Is prepared with increased facilities
to accommodate those having v sse s to be raised 01
repaired, end being a practical ship-carpenter and
caulker, wl 1 give personal attention to the vessels en
trusted to blra or repairs.
Captains or Agents, shtp Carpenters, and Machinists
baving vessels to repair, are solicited to call.
Havlns the agency for the sa.e of "Wetterstcdt's
Patent Metallic I omposltlon" lor copper Paint, for the
pieservation 01 vessels' pottoms. lor tuis city, 1 am pre
paied to 1 Ornish the same on favorable terms.
JUHn 11. DAB11II11,
Kona.nfftnn Herpw DocSL'
'l DFLAWARF. Avenue, above LA UKKL Htreet.
COAL.
QEO. COO ICE
OFFERS
PllESTON COAL,
Wliich is the very boat SCHUYLKILL COAL
coming to this market,
Egg and Steve sizes at $675 per Ton
ALSO, THE GENUINE
EACI.E VKIN COAL,
Same sizes, same pi ice.
A Superior Quality ot
LEHIGH COAL.
Constantly on band. Egg and Stove sizesat f 7 60, deliv
ered to any part ot the city, entirely free of slate and dirt
1 advise my friends, and the public generally, to lay
In their coming winter's supply now, as the price is as
low as it will be, and as there Is a prospect ot an advance
soon. Orders received at No. 114 South THIRD street.
EMPORIUM, 4 17 rp
No. 1314 WASHINGTON Avenue.
JAMES O'BRIEN,
DEALER IN
LEHIGH AND SCHUYLKILL COAL.
BV THE CABOO OR HNOLK TON.
Yard, Broad Street, toelow Fitzwater.
Bas constantly on band a competent supply of the
above superior Coal, suitable for family use, to
which he calls the attention of his friends and the
public generally.
Orders left at 'o. 205 South Fifth ttreet, No. 32
South Seventeenth street, or through Despatch or
Post Office, promptly attended to.
A SUPERIOR QUALITY OF BLACKSMITHS'
COAL. 765
RENDER'S
COAL AND ICE DEPOT,
S. W. CORN KB OF BROAD AND CALLOVt HI..
ST KELTS,
Offers the celebrated West Lelilth Coal from the
Greenwood Colliery, Move, igg. and Heater size a 7-50 1
Nut at H 60. Also, the very superior Schuylkill Coal,
from the Keeveedale Collleiy, Nut size, 6 Uu. All other
sizes trlii)
It Coal warranted and taken back rice of expense to
il.. ..... I..... I. n.l ,a r.nrvuinlnil Altrn IliA f'mil lV,r
teltcalf not juujweiKUi. i iv tm
SHIRTS, FURNISHING GOODS, Ao
J.
W. SCOTT & C O..
SHIRT MANUEACTURERS,
ADD DEALERS IN
MEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 814 CHESNUT Street,
FOVB DOORS BtLOW TUE "CONTINENTAL,"
8SS8TP PHILADELPHIA
PAT E N T SHOULDER-SEAM
SHIRT MANUFACTORY,
AND GKNTLEMEN-8 FURMS1HXG STOHE.
PERFECT FITTISO SHIBf8 AND DRAWERS
made irom measurement at very short notice?
Allctber aitlclea of GENTLEMEN'S DRKSS OOOD9
In iuU variety. t-.,r, . .
6 24$ No. 706 CHESNUT Street.
rp II
E
"EXCELS
I O
HAMS
(SekcMd from the best Corn-Fe Boge.)
ARE TUE BEST IX TUE WORLD.
it m i ft n p i! p i) , n a
ti, lis iU 1 V II 11 11 L II IV j Uh
GENERAL PKOVIMON DEALERS,
And Curers of th Celelratel
" EXCELSIOR"
SUGAR CURED HAMS
Tongues and Beef,
Ncs. 142 and 144 North FE0NT Street.
, ' None 2i nulne unless branded
"J,
a. M. H CO., EXCELSIOR."
The
Inctlv
celebrated EXCELSlOB" HAMS
are
rnrtA L.i n k. A Co (In a su le peculiar to them
selves) expressly for FAMILY USE t are ot delluioiis
flavor! tree from the unpleasant taste of aalt, anil are
pronounced by epicures superior to any now offered tor
sae. - ' it IT! tutliaJm
TDEVENLE STAMTS, REVENUE STAMPS,
F ... ..... .... CT . . Tt.l '
Of all descriptions, , s. ,
Ot all descriptions,
. ... ' A'nWULBllU, f
Alwava on Imml .
AT TLOUFNCW SEWINQ MACHINE t O.'S OK FIOH
1 AT tLUHlMkC B.WIUIAIUUL vy.'O yji'jf If
Xko. tWU I HUM1 1 ntreei,
. No. m CUKmK FT Sireat.
' One door below Seventh street
One oor below Sevenih street.
The most liberal discount allowed.
Ihe moat liberal dlfltcuui allowed.
LEGAL NOTICES.
PHILADELPHIA, APRIL 12, IHfifi. NOTICE
I Is htrebv ulven that W.lts of Mclre Facias will be
Issned onon the tollowina claims at the expirailon 01
three months irom the oate hereof, unless the same are
paid within thai time to . . W. A SLIVER,
' . , . No 0 North SEVEKTU Stroel.
CltT o nse ot T.ane Sehofleld vs Come Mm S. Smith,
('. P.. December T.. isU. No. a. tor bavins. 114.1 M, lot
S W cornet ol Second and Queen streets, 2J tect 3 Inches
VJ re leet 6 Mil lies.
San e vs. John fenders, C. P., Msreh T.. !W, No. 60.
forravlna S44 (HI. lot N. I . comer 01 Sixth and Lombard
streets, lb feet by 20 leet 6 Inches.
r-sme ts. .lames s ontgomery . . r.. necomoer t .. mi,
No 49, for paving ;t 7. lot 8. W. corner of r-erentecath
and Montrose iticeui 1,1 feel by 40 teet 6 Inches
Same vs. Freeman Scoit. ('. P.. Mareli T.. l"Cfl. No. 1.
lor Having . H4. lot N. .. corner of Tenth and Poplar
streets. In leet trnnt on Tenth street bv 36 eet,
Sumevs same C. P , March T . IhM h6.l (br paving
'.4Vi lot north aide of Poular street 38 feet east from
Tenth street, 14 icet by 24 ,
fame vs same, t . r., ajarcn 1.. inm, ro a, tor psTinn,
2S-.M. lot north side of 1 00 ar street. M) leet east irom
Tenth street. 14 leet bv 24 feet
i-amo vs. fume, C. p.. March T.. 1W8, No. 4, for paving,
'.'4 'i 3. lot north side of Poplar street, 64 feet east Irom
lentil siret t 14 leet by V4 teet.
Seme vs Will Ism A. Arrher. C. P . March T.. 1H6. No.
5. for tialng, 4 (rj, lot south side ot Brown street 31
icet n mcnes enm irom M(. tfonn street, 10 teeio tucnes uy
23 teet hiehi a.
Ssme vs. same. C P.. March T.. INC6. No. 6 for navlns.
f 24 It., lot sotitli side ol Union street. 4H feet east from u
John street, IB leet lncheby'23 feet 6 ln. 4 lithlm
IN THE ORPHANS'" COURT FOR THE CITY
X. AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate ol WILLIAM U1LLE V 1 E. deceased
The Auditor snnolnted bv the Court to audit, settle.
and adjust the account of JANE CILLESP1K. Ad
mlnlstratrtx ot the Estate ot WILLIAM GlI.LKSl'lK,
deceased, and to report distribution of the balance In
the hands or the accountant, will meet the parties
lnteiested for the nut nones of his appointment oil
MONDAY, the 28in day of May, A. 1 , 11,6, at
4 o'clock P. M., a' 'he Otltee or LEWIS STOVFR. rsn ,
'o. m WALNUT Street, in the city 01 Phi adol
pbla 6 1J smtuSt
ICE COMPANIES.
JCE! ICE! ICE! ICE! ICE!
INCORPORATED 18G4.
THOMAS E. (J AH ILL, President.
, JOHN GOODYEAR, Socretary.
HENRY THOMAS, Superintendent.
COLD SPRING ICE AND COAL COMPANY
Dealers in and Shippers of Ice and Coal.
W are now prepared to furnish best qdautt Ice In
large or small quantities, to hotels, steimboats, ice
cream saloons, lamllles, offices, etc., and at the lowesi
hakeit bates. Ice served daily In all paved limits ot
the consolidated city, West Philadelphia, Mantua, Rich
mond, and Oennantown. Your custom and Influence Is
respectfully solicited Yon can rely on being served
with a Frits article and peouptlt.
Send your order to
OFFICE, No. 435 WALNUT STREET.
DEPOTS.
8. W. comer TWELFTH and WILLOW Streets.
North I'ennsylvanla Railroad and MASTER Street
LOMBARD and TWENTY-FIFTH Streets.
VIS E Street Wharf, Schuylkill, IT2mlp
REMOVAL! REMOVAL !
OLD DRIVERS' ICE COMPANY,
BEMOVr.D FBGM N. W. COENER SIXTEENTH
AND RACE, TO
Broad Stieet, Above Race, East Side
Orders respectiully solicited, and promptly attended to
at tlie lowest market rates.
IlEsS, JOHNSON & DAVIS.
OLD DRIVERS' ICE COMPANY".
The nnderslkned. leellne exceeding thanktul to oil
msny Ir.eiids and customers for their very liberal patron
age extended to him during the last seventeen years, and
bavins so d his entire interest to
MkKi-ktH. IUH. Jo LIN .soy A DAVIS.
Takes pleasure in recommendm tnem to his foraier
pa rous as mey are gentlemen oi weu anowu luienrur
and will undoubted.- maintain the reputation of the
Ol.n l)RiVKl.h' It E COMPANY, and Inevervwav act
so as to give entire satisiaction to all who mav kindly
favor them with their custom. Respeetaily. etc ,
i 23m A. suuitii.
PROPOSALS.
I.KOIOSALS OH 1IUILL1KU A IN AVAL,
. HOSPITAL AT PHILADELPHIA, FA.
JjUUKATJ OF AlKDICIPIB AD BUllQlfBY, I
Navx Depautment Wabhinqton, i). C. J
Proposals will be received at tlilsollice lor the erec
tion and construction (complete) ot a ftaval Hos
pital at I tiilmie plus.
1' ans and specifications of the proposed buildings
can be seen at the otllce ot John McArtnur, Jr.,
architect, Ko. 209 H. Sixth street, Philadelphia, who
will allbrd ail bidders every inlormation necessary to
a lull understanding ot the requiremonts of the De
parmient in the matter ot the erection and construc
tion ot the Hospital atoresaid.
itacn proposal, to be consmorea, must oe tmaran-
teed by two responsible persons, certified by the
United States District Judire, Attorney, or Collector,
or other pub.ic ohicer, as to tlioir conipotenco and
willingness to euaianioeto the sum ot ilintv (30) per
cent, of the whole amount of the proposal offered.
mat me niaoi r or Diuaets so euarauieoa (snouia the
contract bo awarded him or thein) shall, within ten
days ot the acceptance of bis or their bid, enter into
contract with the avy Department lor tho erection
and construction ot the Hospital and its apjur.
tenances, aud carry through the same to completion,
accoi am? to the terms ot the bid an the plans and
6 educations above mentioned.
rroLO?aiS niu-t state me snorresvume requireaio
eonmlete the coiuiact. w.th the understand nir that
betwi en two or more bids of equal amount, the Do
rian men t will vivo the oroloroiico to that naming tlie
shortest time.
Payments lor the work will be made monthly, as
it progresses, utou certificate of the architect.
statingitsj amount and quality, and that the terms of
the con'ruct have boon complied wall tho Depart
ment reserving twen y (20) per cent, of tho wliolo
amount ol each c rt Istata until the bu'ldings are de
livered in o its bands, complete and ready for occu
pancy, according to the term ot the contract tor
tho eroction and construction of the Naval Hospital
and its appurtenances beiore mentioned.
All the proposals must lie aauressoa to tne unaer-
signed, marked "Proposals tor Naval Hospital at
Philadelphia "
1 he proposals win oe opoueu in toe presonoe ot
ihe bidders, at the Navy Department, at noon ot
1 uesdav , Mav 22. 1800.
Tim Denartmeut reserves to ttseil the right to
lejt ei any or all bids not doomed by it saiisiactory
or lo the interests oi tbo Uovernmout
J . ll. II kjtfc IV 1 I A,
51tuih0t Cb ef o: ISureau.
riOVLKNMENT SALE OF MOLASSES.
Ukkicb Depot Commissary of Subsistkhcb, )
WASHINGTON, 1. V.. fllay li, lWi. J
Sealed Proposals, in duplicate, of the lorm lur-
nished bv the undoisiened, will be received at this
Oflice until 12 o'clock M. on XUTJBtiDAY, May 81,
lbtjij, lor the sale ol about
li o'jU UAU,U3in UP ni ULA
(S3 barrels averaging about i2 gallons each, aud
47b hall barren averaging about 23 gallons each.)
Proposal will not bo received lor less than throe
(3) barrels or tive (5) bait barrels.
All the tacaatres nave ooeu regauireu ana re
coopered j but, if desired bv the purchaser, will be
revuuiieU bv a rename inspector ooiore tuoir ue-
livtry. It can be seen at the buisistenoo Store-
nonse, at Mxlli stri-l wuarr, Yvasinugion, u.
v.. or samples will be ioutid with tho Iollowing
officers:
Pievot Bngsdier-Oeneral H, V. CLARKE, A. C.
G. 8., U. S. A., How Kork citv. ,
Prevrt Bnvadier-Geue al U. L KILBURN, A.
C . G. S . 11. H. A . Philadelphia, Pa.
1 Piev.t DnuadiuMiene ai X. WILSON, V. 8. and
Prevet Lieut Col , Captain and C. S., U. S. A.,
lipltimcrv, Md.
Or at this office.
l av mint, in Government ninos.Jabout fifty poy
cent ol wlnoh will bo required-on the acceptance
of the bid. and the remaindur bo lore the delivery
commences.
No bid received from parties w ho have failed to
comply with their contracts.
PiHldeis are requested to be present at the opening
ot their bids.
All purchases will be loaded at the Government
wbart in Washington, D. C , tree ot oxpeuBO.
Xhe usual reservation by the Government in regard
to Dids will be observed.
O. BELL,
' 5 IB luth-Ct Major and C. S U. S. A.
(JULYE lt'S -I, K W IVATEN T
' ; DEEP SAND-JOINT
U O T - A 1 K FURNACE.
ItANCJES OF ALL, SIZKS.
'ALSO, PHI EGAK'S NEW LOW PBKSSCBB
STEAM HEATlMj APPARAi'US.
OB BALK BY
CHARLES WILLIAM?,
HO. 11 S2 MiliKET STREET.
PROPOSALS.
COVERNMF.Nr KALE OK THE MILITARY
T KA1LKOAD AT BKAZOH ftAMIAi.fl
1EXA9.
tiUABTKBSIASTlta-GKIIKBAL'ei OrFICB, I
Washington, D. c, April 19, 1861. f
The attention ot capitalists socking a profitable
Invcsinittit is invited to this sale.
bcaled Proposals will be received at tho office of
" Qnartrriiiaster General (Division of Kivar and
Hail Iransnortatinnt. at W an 111 MilliN lY n .
UUllltlie first Car of Jnnn m.il at 12 n'nlnnk M.
for the purchase of all tb-i right, tit o, and mtorost
in i ne iii uea Mate fn and to the united Wtatos
military itaiiroad from lirazoa Santiago to W bite's
lvanclie, lei as.
'1 be sale Will Inclnda fhn okIta troek and
itigs, liuilotngs, water stations, turn-tables, bridges,
eto.. the raiiioaa materials and supdI es pertaining
to the read, torether with tha roLinv stock, eara.
mschinery, and other equipment.
jne ssie win not include the tit'e to tbo land,
whlcb noes not belong to the United States.
This road Is about ten mlie- in loncth, and extends
lioni Brazos Santiago to White's Kamhe, on the
P,io G ranee Prom tins point connection is made
by steamer with Brownsville and Mutamora.
This route is the shortest and best tor tho immense
trsllio between tho Gulf of Mexico and the interior
ol foulhern Texas and Northern Mexico, and tho
conimmiiralion by rail alone can readily be ex
tended to Brownsville.
1 be tOad alreadv cnmrjlrlod savea thlrtv mllna nf
d flicult and tortuous navigation. Boats on the
river now charge, it is stated, lor freight to Browns-
vi lo, as high as 5 per barrel, ai.d lor passengers 815
each.
1 be road Is five-loot gnagc, good ties, X rail, and
full-spiked.
ilore particular description of tho proporty can
be obtained at tnis office, or at that of lbs Chiof
(Junrtermastcr Military Division ol the Gulf, at Now
Orleans.
A condition of the sals will be that transportation
shall be lurniehed lor all GoveiLmcnt troops and
supplies, whenever required, at the rates paid by
Government at the time to tbe New York Central
lial road.
Hio terms of payment accot ted will be those
considered tbe n.ost lavorabo to tbe Govern
ment, len per cent cat-h, In Government funds, to be
paid on acceptance el proposal.
Ihe Government reserves the right to reject any
or all proposals.
Proposals should be endorsed, "Proposals for pur
chase ol Brazos (Santiago and Kio Grande Kaslroad,'
and addressed to the Division of Kiver and Kail
1 ranspoitation, Quartermaster General's Olllco,
y asliington, P. C.
By order of tbe Quartermaster General.
ALEXANDER BLISS,
Brevet Colonel and A. Q. M in charge of Fourth
Division Q. M. G. O. 423tM81
s
ALE OF GOVERNMENT LUMBER.
Chief Qoakiekmastir'uOffick, )
UMI-OT OF WASHINGTON, V
TVAenOTOK, D.G., May8,1868. J
Bealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until
MONDAY, May 21, 1R66, at 12 o'clock M
for tbo purchase of 843 900 toet of Government
Lumber, of tbe following sizos and descriptions,
viz :
18 000 feet 14 inch Oak.
100.0( 0 teet 2 itch Oak.
1( 0,000 icet 24 incb Oak.
124I.OHO leet 8 inch Oak.
10,000 toot 8t incb Oak.
73,( 00 icet 4 inch Oak.
10,000 feet 6 men Oak.
10,000 foct 2 inch Hickory.
6 600 feet 8 inch Hickory.
11,600 leet 4 inch Hictory.
80 .000 leet lj Inch Ash.
74 500 feet 2 inch Ash.
30.000 Icet 8 inch Ash.
20.MX) Icet 4 inch Ash.
20,000 Icet 5 inch Ash.
8,C00 leet I inch Pine.
84 600 feet I inch Pine.
87,000 leet 1 inch Pine.
2G.000 feet t inch Popiar.
13,000 feet i inch Poplar.
The above is a very superior lot or well-scaaonod
Lumber, and can bo seen bv applying to Brevet
Colonel C. H. Tompkins, Quartermaster in charge
at Lincoln Depot, about one mile east of the
LBOIIOl.
Bids will be received tor the purchase of ten thou
sand Icet ana upwards. The uudersignod reserves
tbe right to rejeot ail the Dicta suouia mey pe con
sidered too low.
l'avmont iln Government funds) will be rennired
UDOn notification ot accontance ot bids, and prior
to the delivery of the Lumber, which must be
removed within filteen days alter the proposal is
accepted.
Proposals should be signed with the bidder's full
name, and give his post office address, endorsed
''Proposals lor tbe Purchase ot Lumbor," and
directed to
D. II. RUCK EK,
Brevet Major-Gen. and Chief Quartormastcr,
6 4 14t Depot of Washington.
F
RESII BEEF AND VEGETABLES
Navy Department,
Bureau of Provisions and Clothing,
Mav 10. 18'j0
Sealed Proposals, endorsed "Proposals tor Fresh
Beef and Vegetables," will be received at this Bu
reau until 2 o'olook P. M , on the 22d day of Mav
instant, lor the snppiy ot 80,000 rounds of FRESli
B KEF, and 80.000 pounds of FK lis tl VEGETA
BLES, at tbe Philadelphia Navy Yard and Station,
as required. The Beel and Vegetables must be of
good quality, and tbe best the market allords, and
enchaiticle must be ollfcrod for by tbe pouud. Xhe
Beet 1b to be in equal proportions, fo,e and bind
quarters.
Bonds, with approved security, will be required in,
one-balf the estimated amount of the contract, and
twenty per cent, in addition will be withheld from
the amount of each payment to I e made, as collateral
security lor tbe due pettormunce ot the contract,
which will, on no account, be paid until it is lully
complied with.
Every oftiir made must be accompanlod by a
written guarantee, signed by one or more responsi
ble persons, that the bidder or bidders will, if his or
then bid be accepted, truer into an obligation within
five days with good and sufficient sureties, to furnish
tbe articles proposed.
Ao prtqioaat will be considered unless accompanied
by such fuapantee, and by tatitfuctory evidence tluit
the Udder is a regular dealer in tlte article proposed,
and has the iicetme required by art of Congress.
Ihe Department reserves the right to rejeot any
proposal not considered advantageous to the Gov
ernment, H. BRIDGES,
6 10 lOt Chief ol Bureau.
T1NITFD STAPES MILITARY RAILROADS.
J gkuck of Assistant quartkhmabtkh,
No. 2o0 G Street,
UtMABTKH, )
jtreet, J
28, 1800. J
at this office,
VfASHINQTCfN. D. C. April
Staled Proposa s will be received
until 12 o'clock M.. MONDAY. May 21. for the pur.
cbase.lrom tbe United Stutes.of all the IRON WORK
lor Nineteen Sians of "Howe'i Improved Truss
Bridges," consisting ot the Rods, Bolts, Plates, and
Dowels, suitable for the different spans, tha latter
varying in length irom eighty to one hundred and
lorty-one feet.
Xhe Iron is now stored at the Works ot Iho'Clcvc
land Rolling Mill Company, Clcvoland, Ohio, and
will bo sold by the pound.
A detailed bill of tbe Iron, and tbe long'h of the
spaLs, may be obtained on upphcution at this
l it. CO.
Terms Cash, In Government lunds.
1 be United Mate reserve tho right to reject all
bills it not deemed advantageous.
Proposals should be endorsed "Proposals lor tho
Purchase o. Bridge Iron."
F J. CRILLY,
Brevet Maior and A. Q. M
480-18t U S.Aruiy.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
TJUBLIC SALE OF GOVERNMENT BARGES
L at Fortress Monroe, Virginia, FRIDAY, May
lS.lbOO.
will be sold at Fublio Fale, at Fortiess Monroe,
Virginia, on FRIDAY, May 18, 1800, at lli'olock
A. Al , tbe following named barges, viz. :
Barge "Reliance," a double-decked barge, in fiood
condition.
LeiiKth, 108 feet; breadth, 20 feet 6 inches; depth,
6 leet U inches.
lonnage, about 150 tons; bull of white oak, wl'h
windlasaton deck.
Barge "Kate," a single-docked barge, In good con
dition. Ia ngth, 08 feet) breadth, 17 feet 6 inches) dopth,
8 leet ; ol about 130 ions burden) bull of white oak.
Buree "Oneida," a aoubie-decked barge, in good
condition.
Length, OSfoeti breadth, 23 feet: depth, 6 foct 6
inches i of about 136 tons burden; bull ol white oak j
windlass on deck ; iron elects.
Barge "Walkill," a three-decked barge, In good
condition. -.'
Length, 109 teet; breadth, 81 feet; depth, 6 feet;
of al out 2(0 tons burden; hull of white oak; wind
lass on deck. - , , i
Tonus cash, m Government funds.
By oioer Quarteimas er-Geueral.
. ' A. P. BLUNT,
' ' Brevet Colouul and A, Q M.
F. . JAMES, Auctioneer. , 69 Bt
GOVERNMENT .SALES.
AfSlf-TANT QUARTER nAslER'S OFFICE,
No. 1139 G1P.AKD Snoot.
I'nitADKLrHiA, May 17, 1808
v HI le sold at Pnbiic Auction, on aeoount of tho
n'LlT r.'"- 0,1 h founds at West Philadelphia,
PA I URDAY, May 20, 1806 sale commeuotng at
10 o olock A. St., precisely, the Bmldings, etc,
heretoiore known as the Saltorioo United Statoa
Dospiial, viz j
83 ramo Buildings.
8 Brard Vt alas.
a cedar V ator-Tanks, capacity 24 000 gallons eaoh.
J 50, do' do- 10 0 gallons,
it . dS ao- 1 80 J gallon ieart.
ilron Mater-Tank, capacity 1 0 gallons.
leaking IUn.es. .
1 Abbott Co.'s Coal-Scale.
1 Woodward 8 team fump.
1 Morris, Jasijcr h Co 's :eam-rump, No. 1.
8 Horizontal 1 ubu ar Boilers
1 Upright Boiler, with Iron chimney.
1 h agsiafT 112 feet high.
1 Lever Pump (J. W est's patent).
2 tt ooden V ash-Troughs.
9 Iron Hoppers.
12 cases l'lveon Holes and Book-Racks
2f!i0 teet Picket Fenoo.
45,600 Bricks, in chimney-stacks and rangoi
Tbe Frame Buildings contain about: '
040. 89 feet Hemlock ami White Pine Reantllng
184.047 loot Tongued and Worked Boards
2ret,827 icet Flooring Boards.
840,( 00 teet Rough Boards.
f!442 teet Miolvmg.
90 icet Office Ruifng.
Also, 8 Hontry Boxes. '
Tho buildings will be sold separato'y.
Terms of r-ale: Cash. Government funds. A de
ponit ot ten (10) per cent, to be paid on each bid; the
balance to be paid Immediately alter the tale.
1 be iron and terra cotta pipes to be so d by th
ioi it, more or less as they lie build in tho ground,
to be dug up and tlio ground rilled In by the pur
chaser, and by superficial measurement amount t
1H68 leet ol 4-Inch cast-iion water pipe.
174 leet of 2 inch cast-iron water pipo.
651 h et of 2 inch gas pipe.
76 leet of J-inch water pipe.
21166 feet oi 10-inch toria cotta pipe.
Plans of the buildings can bo obtained and echo
dulo of the lots seen upon application at tins office.
1 ho but dings, &o , must bo remove I within thirty
(30) days from date of solo, and will bo at the risk of
the purchasers.
The Mnrkot Street Passenger Railway cars pasa
near tlie Hospital every three (81 minutes.
By order ot
Bier. Brig, Gon. GEO. II CROSM AN,
A. Q. M. U. S. A.
GEORGE R. ORME,
6 17 8t Capt. A. Q. M.
SALE OF STEAM GRIST MILL
AT TBE
CAVALRY DEI OX. GIEsr.ORO, D. C.
QPABTKKJdAeTlR-GENERAL'e OFFICII, I
First Division, J
Washington, 1), C, April 17, 1866. 1
By order of tbe Quartermaster General, there writ
be sold on tbe premises, at publio auction, under
Uiedlrection ol Captain George T. Browning,
to ,'ON WEDNESDAY. May 28,1806,
at 12 o clock M., tha following described publio pro
perly, to wit:
ONE (1) fcXEAM GRINDING AND FEED
(frame, with massive granite foundations), 40 by 89
net, with coal, hav, and engine houses attached, an
constructed ot tho very best matorial, and In the
most substantial manner.
A'so, at tbe same time and place, the machinery
and appliances of the mill, consisting ot
ONE(l) ENGINE. OF 100 HOUSE POWER,
with ovlinder of twenty-two (22) inches dlametor
and twenty-lour (24) inches stroke, set upon a heavy
caBt iron bed-plate, with cold and hot water pump
and beater and a cast-iron fly-wheel, with driving,
pulley, of tbe fame material, ten (10) foet in diame
ter and twenty-tour (24) inches faoe, withJuuaon'sj
5tent governor. ,
WO (2) BOILERS, OF 60-I1OKSE POWEK
EACH,
made of the best boiler Iron, flve-slxtocnths (5-16) of
an inch in thickness, five (6) feet in diameter, and
lourteen (14) leet five (6) inches in length; eaoh
toi'cr conaining seventy-six (76) lap-weldod fluos.
each three (8) and one-lourth (J) inches in,diametor.
with all tbe requisite appendages.
Ml?)t.A1i2,,0tvilEKU'iS TATENT BUCK.
i?.G?AM IHlttT (30) INCHES SPRING
illll.l. IS,
constructed of solid French burr millstone, and set
tti neavv. wnll.l,nlfliLniri tMm.,. ..h Kn .....
elevators, and conveyors sufficient to cut and handle)
the bay. gn in, and prepared iced on the most eco
nomical and labor-saving plan.
The shafting is of finished wrought iron, and the
pulleys el cast-iron, faced and balanced, with banger
and boxes, sufficient to drive ten (10) pairs ot burrs,
eto. 1 he main driving bolt is of tour (4) ply rubber
and twenty-lour (24) inches wide. Tho bolts for
onving tbe mills, etc, are of the best oak-tanned,
patent stretched leathor. '
The Engine, Boilers, Machinery, and Fixtures of
every description, are ol the very be-t materials and
workmanship, and are still in excellent condition
and fine working order, the mill having been in ope
ration only about fitteon months.
ment on tbe day of sale, tho buildings will bo sold
separately.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
Purchasers will be renmrnrl la kiiuim v,m
pioperty before tho first (1st) day of July next,
unless otherwise arranged with tho owner of tha
grounds.
a Doat tor uieccoro will leave the Sixth street
wbart every hour during the day ot sate
A no furlhnr ttifnrinahnn ,1m, n.n v. -t j ...
j ....... . ....... ,.u iu., may uo umroll Will
be given upon application, In person or by letter, to
' "1""'" U,-V"U1J 'iu " ikJiu, ASSlBIBUt UUAT
teiniater, Glcsboro, or to this ollioo.
JAMES A. EKTN,
Bievet Br'gadlcr-General, in charge 1st Division.
Quarterma-.ter-Gentral's Office, 418 5w
gALE OF QUARTERMASTERS' STORES.
Office of Assistant Quahtermahtrr,
tv in v Wilmington, Del., May 4, 1800. f
W ill be sold at Publio Auction, to the htghest bid-
S?riiinfc?i.P'.M"T J11' at the Government
Siabjes SHIPLEY street, below Ninth, the followitisT
Quartermasters' Mores: wo,ff
6 Cooking stoves,
11 Ol): Cd stoves,
6 Stove pipe elbows,
4 Pokers,
2 Stove grates,
46 lbs. stove pips,
81 lbs. zinc,
1 1 in boiler,
1 Dupping pan,
1 Bake pan,
9 l hairs,
6 Gliiee tables,
1 Office ui 1',
4 Common i enches
84 Common tables,
10 Doub e bunks,
11 Water buckets,
2 Hand saws,
2 llatcetB.
8 Saw tiles,
2 Hoes,
0 Bakes,
2 Marking brushes,
694 leet Gas pipe,
6 Pendants,
6 Kee,s lor hose, .
8 Wheelbarrow,
124 Head halters and chains,
74 Neck straps and chulus,
2 Lamp sbaccs,
1 Ruler,
645 ibs. Ropo,
G81 Rope bailors,
2 Water casks,
1 Liie boat, iron,
1 Lite bout, wood,
8 Army wagons,
4 Single sets wheel mule harness,
4 Single eels lead mule harness,
2 single sets mule ambuiunoa harness.
Sale to commence at ten A. 1L
Terms Cash, in United States currency,
By order of the Quartermaster-General.
I C. U. GALLAGHER,
6 7 lOt , Captain and Assistant Quartertnastor.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER.
Vv ilminotom, Hoi., May 4, 1800.
Will 1 e sold at Public Auction, to the highest bid
dor, on rRlDAY, May 18, lfiOO, at the Government
btables. SHIPLEY Street, below Ninth, tbe Iollow
ing clothing, camp and garrison equipage, viz, :
8 Cavalry Private's Jackets.
88 Bed Sucks (single),
8i annel Shirts,
1 Drum Case,
24 Hospital Tent Pins (large). i
28 Hospital Tent Pins (small).
Sale to commence at 10 o'olook A. it.
lorm Cash, in United States currency.
By oder of the Quartermaster-General.
' C.W.GALLAGHER,
6 7 lOt Captain aud A. Q. M.
FOR SALE STATE. AND COUNTY RlOHTf
of Capewell A Co.' Patent Wind Guard and A
Heater for Coal Oil Lamps t it preveuts ihe Chimney
trom breaking. This we will warrant. Also saves n
third tbe oil. Oa'l and see them, they cost hut ten cents
No. 2(i BACK btreet. Philadelphia. Nample sent to ai
part ot lie Lulled tuto on receipt of 0 ceuu. U