CITY INTELLIGENCE.
FOB ADDITIONAL L, I ai. ITICVS SKR OOTSI B fAOKS.
REPOKTOI' I'KNNSYI.VAMA HnsPITAI. POU Till'.
Insane The i'oliowiiiL- interesting (nets lire
picnnnrl trom thr Twcutys'xth Annual Report
rt tho llonni of Managers of the Pennsylvania
Hospital lor the Insane lor ISfiC.
The total number nl patients in tho Hospital
uurinp the jear was Sic, and the avernpe num
ber under treatment was lillf, or 152 males and
ll8 finiHles.
Since the oprninar of the Hospital. 2031 males
nnd 2245 female have been admitted, and 4 1H0
(Jischarftetl. Ieavli: 2!tr. iu the Institution.
Of the wholo nnnibir H'imiited, 2."81 were
natives of Pennsylvania, an J 4015 were residents
of Pennsylvania, tt.onuh tialives of various
States and foreign countries. The following
hows the number rt silicic, married, widows,
Mitt widowers, iu 4V7G patients:
Single L'V ixj
Married 11:13 10.! I ah"i7
Widows 'Jht)
Widowers 113 ... u;l
The following are the present oflicers of the
institution:
Miinmrcrs Jlordecai L. Dawson, President;
Wistiir Morris, Secteurv: W illiatn liidalo, John
Fainum, John M. Wbitall. A. .J. Derbyhire,
Samuel Maon, P. Morris Wain, Samuel Welsh,
Caleb Cope, Adolph E. Boric, and Jacob 1'.
Jones
Treasurer John T. Le?is.
Phjxtciin in Chii't and Superintendent
Thomas' b. Kirkbride, M. u.
pponrtuifnt tor Males Aosirftant Physician,
S. Preston Jones M. J).; Second A?lnnirit Phy
sician. Daniel Ueidler, M. I).; Steward, Joshua
P. Kline; Matrou, Harriit P.Smith.
Department lor I'Yinalcs Assistant Physician,
J. Edwards Lee, M. J).: Steward, Jonathan
Richards; Matron, June Mitchell.
New H ewe its. Council liave y a special
ordinance provided for the construction of the
following new sewers: From the east tide of
front street, upon the open channel of the
Cobocksink creek (Canal street), to Laurel
street, thence on Laurel street to the Delaware
river; one on Midlin street and Montgomery
avenue, from old Camao street to Sixth street,
on the open channel of the Cohocksink creek;
onp on Ninth street, from Berks to Noms, ou
Morris to Eleventh, on Eleventh to Diamond,
on Diamond to Twelfth, on Twelfth to Dau
phin, and ou Dauphin to Sixteenth; one
on Ellsworth and Twenty-tilth, streets,
from the river Schuylkill to Federal street,
thence on Federal to Eighteenth street;
one on Norris, lrom Ninth to Memphis: on
Memphis to Palmer, and on Palmer to the De
laware river; one on Forty-third street (Mill
Creek), from Oak street, to intersect the creek
below' Pine street; one on Broad street, from
Clearfield street to Ontario; on Ontario to near
Seventeenth street; sewers ou Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets, from Vine street northward
to Spring (iarden street, to relieve the intersec
tion of Eighteenth and Vine streets; sewers on
Twelfth street, from Christian to Shippeu, ou
Eleventh street, from Christian to Washington,
on Washington avenue, from Broad to Seventh
street, to relieve the flooding at Twelfth street
and Washineton avenue; s-ewer on Front
street, lrom lteod Jto Federal street, on Frout
anil Dickerson streets to Moyarueu
sing road, to relieve the intersec
tion of Front and Reed streets; sewer
on Thirteenth street, from Pennsylvania avenue
to Jefferson street; on Locust street, and i'rjtn
the river Schuylkill to Nineteenth street; one
ou North Colletre avenue, from Twenty-filth
to Twenty-fourth stieet, thence to Oxford
street, and from Oxford to Ridge avenue, with
branch on T wenty-sacond street to Ridge avenue:
sewer on Walnut street, from Thirty-third to
Thirty-eichth street; one on the Darby road,
from Thirty -ninth street to Mill creek; cue on
Lancaster avenue, Tbirtv-seveuth, Warren and
Ttiirty sixth streets, to Filbert street.
The ordinance provides that after the plans
and specifications are prepared tor these cul
verts, sealed proposals for the construction of
the same shall be advertised for, and that the
contracts tor the same shall be awarded to the
lowest bidder.
Improvements in tuk City Limits. One hun
dred and sixteen permits for buildir.g and itn-
? roving property were issued from the Building
nspectors'otlice during the present month. A
handsome buildim: is to be put up oo the north
uide of Chesnut street, above Sixteenth, which
is to be 24.J feet front and 80 feet deep; also, one
on the south side of Spring Garden street,
below Broad, to be 20 feet front and 75 feet deep.
One of the largest stone houses 1h the city is to
erected on the north side ot Arch strept, above
Third, which is to cover the whole of the lot
of ground now vacant. Rev. D. D. Lyden, a
resident of (iermautown, has taken out a permit
lor the erection ot a dwelling and school-house,
at Evans and llaucock streets, to be 137 by 3G
feet; also lor the erection ot a school-bouso at
Centre aud Evans streets, 44 by 74 feet. An
addition of 3 by 114 feet is to be made to the
factory at Maschor aud Putnam streets: and a
shop, 37 by 100 feet, three stories high, is to be
put up on the sitp of one recently destroyed by
tire, at the northeast corner of Twelfth and
Brown streets. A handsome school-building,
90 by 6a ftet, is to be put up on Ludlow street,
east ot Thirty-sixth, in West Philadelphia.
Carpenter sweet, from Fifteenth to Sixteenth,
and in the rear on Morton strest for the same
distance, is to be entirely built ud. On Ells
worth street, west of Twentieth, thirty bouses
are going up, and on the same street, between
Eleventh and Twelith streets, an entire lowof
nent dwollings is to be erected. Alarse num
ber of buildings are to be built on Fifteenth,
Sixteenth, and Wharton streets.
It would be well, in this connection, to state
that the ordinance directing all persons erect
ing buildings within the city limits, to have
means provided to carry the refuse from the
houses into the sewers, is being carried into ef
fect. Tho Chief Engineer and Surveyor is now
preparing to appoint twelve licensed agents, to
tie distributed over the city, under whose
especial charge all sewer connections will
hereafter be made, thus preventing the imper
fect work aud consequent inconvenience and
damage to property which, in many case?,
heretofore occurred. The Surveyor iu each
district will also have especial supervision of
the work, and keep a record ot each sswer con
nection. A Large Convention. The 2(!tli of April
has been declared by the Urand Sire of Odd
Fellowship iu the United States a day of special
thanksgiving and prayer, in recognition of the
preservation of the Order during' the late war,
and its reunion after nonce. LVlceatcs from
sixty city lodges met at Sixth and Haines steets
last evening, to prepare lor the ceremonies in
Philadelphia. James Bincham. Jr.. of No. 127.
presided, and Christian Younc. of No. 3:1. w
i leoted Secretary, to prenure a detailed plan of
xnanKsgivine service, anu report to the Cooven
tion. R. Alexander West, of No. 188. Samuel N.
Foster, ol No. 190, A. C. Fite. of No. 15. John t.
Server, of No. 4, and M. Ernst, of No. 6, were
appointed a committee. This coiriniittee will
report on Saturday week, to which date the
Convention adjourned.
The Temperance Movement. A meeting of
members of the Anti-Liquor League was held
last eveniner, in the upper story of the building
at the northeast corner of Tenth and Chesnut
streets. Mr. Andrewson was called to the chair.
A number of BDeeches wpre made upon the
evils of intern oerance. Five delegates were
annotated to attend a convention to be held on
next Monday evening, at the same place, tor the
purpose of perfecting the arrangements lor a
gcueiai mass meeting.
Committee on Fire and Tbcst. The Com
mltteeon Fire and Trust met last evening and
Instructed tho Chairman to prepare an ordinance
prohibiting flre companies in West Philadelphia
from runninir to fires on this side of the Schuyl
kill, unless signalled for by Chief Engineer
Lyle. The Committee also desired to inquire
into recent firemen's riots, but no witnesses
appeared, and the Committee adjourned without
action.
THE DAILY- EVENING TELEGRAPH. PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY,
Tim I'liAir foR a Hon op Cokkrition.
The Joint Special Committee f Councils, ap
pointed on tlie subject ot a House of Correction,
tin (J a meeting ycsteirfay afternoon, which win
attended by Hon. Joepu H. Ctian ller. and other
members of the Board of Prison Inspectors.
Where the building or buildings should be
located was discussed at longth. and the com
mittee Cf.me to the conclusion unanimously to
ask Common Council to reconsider its actio a
leji'Cling the Parade (Jrouml as a site tor work
shops. The him ot the committee is to connect
the House of Correction with the County Prison;
to enlarge the Debtors' Apartment, and use It
lor lodging purposes, ai.d to have all the work
shops built on the lot known as the Parade
(iioiind.
Hohtk nn-KAL Sin'ikty. Last evening the
stand niontlilv niectine of the Pennsylvania
Horticultural Society was held in their hall, at
Bioiul and Walnut streets. The exhibition w is
very choice, manv of tho flower rlcsien, espe
cially, being exquisite. The articles ollered tor
premiums comprl.ed table desii'ii, baskets ol
cut Dowers, hand bouquets, collections each of
ix nnd twelve plants, in bloom, azalea", tho
Mackenzie premiums for cHtncli'is. hyacinths In
L'lassc, strawberries, lettuce, radishes, aipara
gu, rhubarb, and a tine lot of over tittv lemons,
from Delaware. Altogether the display was
very creditable, nnd was well appreciated by the
spectators.
M a i : i m : t r : f: i s a pi r.
For additional Marine Aeus see First Page.
ALMANAC FOR
Hon Risks
Sl'V SkTH ,
PHILADELFHIA-THI8 DAY
..B'0l Mno.V RlHKJl SMi
6-1 2 lllH W'ATKK - J'Ji
PIIILAHKLPUIA HOARD OF TRADE.
Joski'hC. UbI'iib, )
KliMI'ND A. SoCliKR, MOIi
l,.OKI.K L. IICZRY. )
ontuly Committee.
BlOVKai-KTS OF OCKAN STKAMKUS
FOR AMERICA.
C.of I,lrairlck....I.lverpoul....New YorK...
America huutliniiHilo!i...Ni'W York....
J..timark I,lveniool...Nev York...,
Fdliihnrtjli l,lvenuol...evr ork...
Atiilnuta j.oii(ion.......New York...
r,n Liverpool... Now York...
lliiriiiiioiilH..SioutliHiiipUiii...JSe' York....
I nldii ..isuiliuniiiiii...Ncw York....
Moravian Liverpool. .. Portland
l'i riivian Liverpool... Hillaiia...
Atlantic t-otitliamiuii...ri'W 1 ork...
r.ol.Maiiciiehlr..Livi'rpool...New 1 ork...,
Olympus.....; Liverpool... Hosloii
Australasian Liverpool. ...New York...
Deh, ware Liverpool... -"Iiilaon
Ureal Fatleru....Llverpoil....ew York...,
iih.... u Antwi rn New York...
Feb. 21
, Ken. -n
Feb. 7
Afar. I
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
.Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar.
Mar. 0
Mar. 9
,.Mur. 20
.Mar. I'll
,.Mr. ii.'l
oiili Ainericaiil'm ilaiiil.... Liverpool Mar. 23
j-u.lt J'.uiiorr..
City of Cork New York. ..Liverpool
t'uliii New Y'ork... Liverpool
America New Y'ork. ..Havre ,
Denmark New York...Liverpool
Col iialtlmore.New Y ork... Liverpool
CaieUonla New Y'ork...UlaOW
Yille Ue l'ans...New York...IIavre
Alriea Boston Liverpool
liiuiiuionia New York... Hamburg
Murrimiif New Y'ork ...1 1 avre
....-Mar. 20
Mar. .0
.....Mar. 21
...... Mar. &t
Mar, 1
.....Mar 2.4
...... Mur. 2:1
Mar. 27
-Mar. .'Ill
Mar. Mil
Atliluula New Y'ork... London Mar. SO
Krt New Y'ork... Liverpool Mar. ;i0
Australasian New York... Liverpool April 3
Kurope New York....IIavre April
Atliinlic New Y'ork. ..Bremen April 6
Cliina Boston Liverpool .April 10
Ottawa New ork. ..Antwerp April 13
Bellona New Y'ork... London April 13
Ariiyn ...New Y ork. ..Havre April 13
Havana New Y ork... Havre ..April 17
Hi. Laurent New Y'ork. ..Havre -April 20
Baltic New York. ..Bremen...- April 20
Mississippi New Y'ork. ..Havre- April 27
Fultoli New Y'ork. ..Havre M.-.May 11
COASTWISE, DOMESTIC, ETC.
Ocean Queen New Y'ork... Aspmwall Mar. 21
Oululiigsiar.....N'ew York...Rio Janeiro Mar. 22
N. America New Y'ork. ..St. Thomas Mar. 22
(Stars and hlripesl'liiluda Havana Mar. 23
S.W. Evrmuu..l'tilliiila Charleston Mar. 23
Columbia New Y'ork. ..Havana Mar. 23
Corsica New York. ..Havana Mar. 23
bant lnBoUeCubaN'ewY'ork...lirey town ..Mar, 30
Colorado San Fran Y'okohaniu, etc...April 8
N. America New York... Brazil April 22
ti. America -New Y'ork. ..Brazil May 22
Mails are forwarded by every Hteamer in the regular
lines. The steamers for or lrom Liverpool call at
Qut enstuwn, except the Canadian line, which call at
Londonderry. The steamers lor or from the Conti
nent call at Houthamptou.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Roman, liaker. Boston. 11. Winsor & Co.
bchr J. 1'ilce, Ntckersoti, l'orlland, Rlakistou, Grauff
&CO.
Sclir uoddess, Kelly, Providence. do.
Sehr Mary and Caroline, Wiuiih, Washington,, do.
hch r Amos Edwards, Somers, Saleiu.Masn., J. J. Dovey
Y I-OI1H.
bchr Eva Belle, Barratt, Boston, Caldwell, Gordon
v. Co.
Kelir Electric Flash, McDonald, Marblehead, do.
schr Anu Elizabeth, Phillips, I'aw tucket, Hoiniuoll,
11 miter fc Co.
bchr F. O. Wtllard, Parsons, Portland, New Y'ork and
Scluivlklll Coal Co.
fct'r Albany, Robinson, New Y'ork, W. P. Clyde & Co.
St'r U. H. btoiit. Ford, New York, W. P. Clyde & Co.
bt'r J. K. bhnver, Dennis, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Pteamshlp Star of the Union, CookBey, 7 days from
New Orleans, via Havana, with cotton, etc., to Phila
delphia and Southern Mall Steamship Co. Passen
gers from New Orleans Captain A. Cox, wife, and
two children: Mrs. Mack. Mis. Everett,, and others.
From Havana Mr. W. Cummimjs, Miss Cumming-i,
Mr. Joseph Welnllch (German Opera). Parsed barque
American Lloyds, near the Breakwater, hound out:
britf W. Welsh, ID days from Trinidad de Cuba, below
Fourteen Foot Bank; barque ashore on Old John:
barque Minnie, below Morris Listen's; brig John
Cbrystal, below Reedy Island; two barques at anchor
oil Itecdy Island, bound up: brig Ella. olTNew Castle,
bound down; ou" Fort MlUllu.a full-rigged snip, in
tow, bound up.
Br. ship Noiiparlel. Lowo. 30 days troni Liverpool,
with mdse. to w. Brockie. Experienced very heavy
westerly gales the entire passage: split sail., etc.
Br. brig Peerless, Cheney. 20 days from Matauzoa,
with molasses to E. C. Knlghl & Co.
Schr Willow Harp, DavlB, 8 days from New York,
with barley to Massey, Huston Jc Co.
SchrAnu Elizabeth, Phillips, from Towtucket, In
ballast to Roiumell. Hunter fc Co.
bchr Goddess, Kelly, trom Pawtucket, in ballast to
Blakiston. GraeU & Co.
bchr Tycoon, uooper. i y irom duiuii uom,
Del., with Brain to J. L. Bew ley & Co.
Tug Lookout. Alexander, from Delaware City, with
two barges to W. P. Clyde & Co.
BELOW.
Bchr J. W. Vanueman, from Guantenamo.
MEMORANDA,
bteamshlp rioneer, Bennett, tor Philadelphia, sailed
from Wllminglou, N.C. lBlh lust. .',,,,
sivun.Kinn suxiiii. Matthews, for Philadelphia,
Bulled lrom Boston on Monday morning.
Barque T. Whitney, Kelly, irom ouuuu iui -i un
delphlu, remalu'-d ai Bermuda 12 days since.
Brig Alva, lor i.eves, nui ,aueu ium nuwum
lllRrigtA. IT. Curtis, Merryman, for Philadelphia,
sailed from Matanr.as Hth Inst. ,, ,
Brigb. V. Merrick, Munduy, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Cardeuas nth inst. , , .
Brig Abbie Ellen. Fosa, for Philadelphia, cleared at
bavaniiah Mill Inst.
bchrs Governor, Moody, from Rockport, and Oneida,
Davis, from Boston, both tor Philadelphia, at Nuw-
,'lbrch1riA.11Grwood. Godfrey, for Philadelphia, was
towed to sea trom New Orleans lh "list.
bchr J. M. Vance, Bird, heuce for Providence, at
New York yesterday. , , . . .
bchr Kedron, heuce. at Richmond Lth Inst.
bchr G. T. Thorn, Townsend. hence, below New Or-
leb"hrMaryMankln. Cobb, hence, at Matanzas 11th
'Tcb're S. B. Harris, from Belfast, and Hattie. Carter,
from Howell" Island, both for Philadelphia, at New-
P0brehr J.'tvi'bompson, Vausant. hence, at Savannah
"scu? "gov. Burton. Ludlam, hence, at Wilmington,
N. C liilh lust. . ,,,,lr.K, in,i
bchr E. G. Irwin. AlKius, ior ruiiuLPu.,
tsaviiniiHn iiiuiiini. . n hanca at
bchrs J. Baxter, Baxter, and D. S. Slner, hence, i
ortland 17th Inst. ,.,. ,ah inct
bteamer Frances, hence, at Baltimore lBtn insi.
BILLIARD ROOMS.
RiRT). . BIRD.
JJ Aller several monins preproii..,
has opened his new and spacioua lul""Th,i lu
the entertainment of his friends, aud the public Iu
general, at Nos. Wf and,S"7 ARCH btreet.
J lie nrsi and Becona noore ", ..u,,
Rooms, and furnished with twelve k
veryining wmcn cau wiiuu - . , arB
convenience of the players. In tha fbB'"eut J"
lour new and splendid Bowling Alleys, for those who
wish to flevelope their muscle In "ll''Jl,"")S "."ij
Imku.i.uii a UHHtuuraut Is attached, where
evi
nw. aud will nr.d, ovehrlo.mdeparimeuu,. 4
bAM CELDOUGLAbil
JwiHiiiame1giixmore
HKNKYW. DUNCAN.
PMIt I p fiiiUMB;CllT, Restaurateur.
VLMylhYJlh Hi hind m carelnl auiiervlalon
over a... He venlure"u say k'Jh
there has nothing ever been
approaching iUin establ shmeut a Co P
arrangement aud
attention
to the cowion oi we
C. BIRD, Proprietor.
UUIIC.
a;' ita
FURNITURE, BEDDING, ETC.
T HOUSEKEEPERS.
I have a large stock ol every variety ol
FUHN1TUHE,
Which I will sell nt reduced prices, eons'Mlng of
S'.A'v.m'. ,,li!iI,K 10P COTTAGE bUlTS.
W A LNUT CIl AM I. fc.H 8U1 I 8
1A hLOll bt I lb IN VW.VKT PLL'bU,
PARLOR bUIIB IN HAIRCLOTH.
PARLOR SUITS IN RKl-b.
Sideboards. Extension Tabled, Wardroliea, Book
cases, Mattresses, Lounges, etc, etc.
I. I. UlTNTIXK,
1 y. K, corner BKC'fWD and RACK Htreeta.
Jj S T A 13 L 1 S II E D170C.
A. S. ROBINSON,
French Plate Looklng-Glasscs,
ENdKAYJGS, l'AlNUNUS, DltAWLNGS ETC.
Kanufacturer of all kinda of
L00KIKO-OLA88, POEIKUI, AND PICTUEE
FKA-Kiia 10 OEDER.
No. OlO CHESNUT fcSTIilSlflT,
THIRD DOOK ABOVE THE CONTINENTAL,
1'HiijknKLPuiA. S irl
MISCELLANEOUS.
No. 1 101 CUKmNUT Street.
E. M. NEEDLES & CO.,
In opening their NEW STORK at this loca
tion, will add a completoliita (
house FuiiNisiiiNu duy goods-
KMBRAI.'INO
lim:.ys,
a'Ariiixs,
XAttLF. ( I.OTIIK.
ETC. JiTC.
OF THEIR OWN IMPORTATION. ,
W-uisi xnXSHHD Hill 'OH
n-1 0 ARCH KTHKET.
7Z( CHANDELIERS, B
CAS KIXTUHKS.
BRON.E STATUARY:
Etc. VAN KIRK fc Vi). would respectfully dire-t the
attention of their friends, and the public generally, to
their large and elegant assortment of OAS FIX
TURES, CHANDELIERS, and ORNAMENTAL
BRONZE WARES. Those wishing handsome and
thoroughly niade Goods, at very reasonable prices,
will find It to their advantage to give us a call belo re
purchasing elsewhere.
N. B boiled or tarnished fixtures refinlshed with
special caie and at reasonable prices.
2 21 Bill VANKIRK A CO,
JpITLEIL, WEAVER & CO,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Manilla and Tarred Cordase, Cords,
Twines, Etc.
No. 23 North WATER Street, and
No. 22 North DELAWARE Avenue,
PlIIJAUtLI'IUA.
Edwin n. Fjtlkk, Michael Wkavrr,
Com bad F. Clotmikh. 2 11
QEORCE PLOWMAN,
CARPENTEll AND BUILDER
Ko.
28S CARTER STREET,
And No. 141 DOCK Street
Work aud Mlllwrlghtlng promptly
Machine
tended to.
s
L A T E MANTELS.
SLATE MANTELS are unsurpassed for Durability
Beauty, Strength, aud Cheapness.
SLATE MANTELS, and Slate Work Gonerallj
made to order.
J. B. KIMES & CO.,
8 12 Ko 21211 and 212S CHESNUT Street.
o
O K N EXCHANGE
BAG IdANCFACTOKY.
JOHN T. BAILEY A CO.,
BEHOVED TO
N, E. corner ot MARKET and WATEB BtrooU'
Philadelphia.
DEALERS IN BAGS AND BAGGING
oi every description, lor
Grain, Flour, Bait, Huper-l'hosunate ot Llmo, Bon
Dust, Etc.
Laree and small GUNNY HaGH constantly on hanJ
2-2251 Also, WOOL BACKsi.
JounT Bailey J Cascaded.
PHILADRLPHIA SUIKiEON
BANDAGE INSTITUTE, No. 14 N
NINTH btreet. above Market. B. C
EVERETT, alter thirty years' practical eipenonce
guarantees the skilful adjustment of his Premium
Patent Graduating Pressure Truss, and a variety ot
others. bupporlers. Elastic blockings, Shoulder
Braces, Crutches. Suspenders, etc. Ladles' apart
menu conducted by a Lady,
T. STEWART BROWN,
8.K. Coruer of
rovKTii x cujEsryuTSis
MANUFACTURER OP
TUTTNKS. VAIISES. BAGS, EETICTJLES, SHAW
STRAPS, HAT CASES, POCKET BOOKS, FLASK
and Traveling Uooos generally.
A1
LKXANDER G. CATTELL CO.
PRODUCE COMMISSION HI l-.KUiLAiN TO,
No. 26 NORTH WHARVES
AND
No. 27 NORTn WATER STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
iLKIANBKR O. CATTKLI., I2 2 KLIJAH Q. CATTKLI
ILLIAM S. GRANT,
COM MISSION MERCHA NT,
i0. 04 o. uHiljAyv Alia rivvuuu, x uiiaueipum,
AtiKNT KOK
Dupont's Gunpowder, Refined Nitre, Charcoal, Etc.
W. Baker A Co.'s Chocolate. Cocoa, and Broma.
Crocker Bros. & Co.'s Yellow Mulal bheathlng,
Bolts, and Nails. 124
COTTON AND FLAX,
BAIL DUCK AND CANVAS,
Of all numbers and brands.
Tent Awning. Trunk, and Wagon Cover Duck. Also,
Paper Manufacturers' Drier Eelw, from one to seveu
feel w lUe; Pauling, Belling, Sail Twine, etc.
JOHN W. EVERMAN & CO.,
No. Ilia JONKS Allev.
AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL COMPANY,
NEW YORK.
Factory, Hudson Cltv, N. J.
WHOLESALE SALESROOM,
No. 34 JOHN Street, N, Y.
All styles and grades of Lead Pencils of superior
quality are manufactured, and offered at fair terms to
the Trade. The public are Invited to give the AMERI
CAN LEAD PENCIL the preference.
The Pencils are to be had of all the principal Sta
tioners and Notion Dealers.
ABK I'OR THE "AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL."
fTKSTIlluNIAt.1
SHEFFIELD SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL.
F. V rj ! V L-1 U T
,'B coll KOK, November 16, 1868.
I have always recommended the Fabkr nolvirrade
KA11K
s. " i iiiHiiuini vuirii uy imh
PENCIL CO., N. y., 1 tind them
AMERICAN LEAD
Hkki.and lead pencil, being
superior pencil tor
saei uuiK. ornamental and meehanf.u.l h,i o Ta
all the ordinary uses of a lead pencil
art ........n - --""I
.niooTh lead-even thlHr".""1"1 sn1 hV8 7
ly graded' and
rat lleucIlH tin
gives me great pleasure to I h i !'"? f peu?'''
pencils.
ujr oiuer foreign market for
, LOUIS RAIL,
Professor of Drawing, etc.
Ali;PencllH are stamped
"AMERICAN LD PENCIL CO., N. Y.n
lo?ku?fteilUluewUll0ut lt name of tbefirm
EH
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
Ml It 1 1- l'OU RALK.
Tim Board of Cnmmiu.inir now offer for
saleTWo 1 1 UN iJlt El AND TWNKTY 1'HOU
HAM) ACKEM of Agricultural Jolleiw Land
benp, lelDg the balance ol the Herlp griintca I
the l oniriKiuweiillh of Pennsvlvaniii for the
endowment of Agricultural Colleges lit tills
Btnle.
l'roposals for tho nnrrf,o (f this Land 9crlp.
nddressed to "The Hoard of CoinmissionerH ot
."tgiicuiiuriu i.iiikI Hcrin." will te received at,
!!,,ulv'"r-(J-'riil'K Ofllce, at IIARKIrt
1A'l,I,i1M: u,nlilu "'clock M., ou vY KDNKoDAY,
April 10, lsii7.
Hits Ihihi may he located In any fitnte or Ter
ritory. Iiv tlm l.nliii.i-u ,,r t ,n ....,.,.,!,..., anv nf
llieniinpproprlnted lands (except mineral lands)
ol tho Lulled Ktates, winch may be subject to
sale at prlvniH -titrv !,,., i, r.i...,n r unrio
represents a Quarter section of one hundred and
sixty acres, is Issued lu blank, and will be
tiniislernble without endorsement or formal
assignment. The blank need not lie filled until
the scrip is presented for location and entry,
when the party holding It cau fill the blank,
and enter the land lu bis owu unmo. lllds must
lie made bh per acre, nnd no bids will be re
ceived lor less than oue quarter sect Ion.
J be Scrip will bo issued Immediately on the
pny Hu nt of the money to the iSurveyor-Ueneral
On till bids for a less quantity thim lorly thou
sand ncres, one-third of the purelm.se money
must be paid within ten days, and tho remain
ing two-tblida within thirty days alter uotiu j
tlou of the acceptance of the bid or bids by tlie
liourd of Commissioners.
JACOB M. CAMPHELXi,
Hurveyor-Muneral,
For the Board of Commissioners.
Ilarrlsbnrg, February 27, 18t7. i 4 u 10
p H I L A D li L 1' II I A DEl'O T.
Assistant Quartkkmastkr's Okpick, )
Jslo. 1131) (iiKAitb Btkp kt, March 18, lsti". J
1'KorUNAI.H FUH FUKAUK.
Senlcd Proposals will be received at tbisolllco
until 'l o'clock AI., TUESDAY, March 2(1, 1SU7,
for funilshinir this Depot with Forage for
period of six (u) months, commenclm; April 1,
Mi7, and ending the KUtlt duy of September,
lbu7, inclusive. riz.:
CORN, C ATS, HAY, AND 8TIIAW
for the use of nnimals iu tlio public service nt
this depot, or at any other locality within sixty
(WJ) miles of the city of rbiladelpbia, wlieu
required.
All grain to be of the best quality. Oats ,32
pounds to the bushel; Coru, fill pounds to the
bushel; Hay of tho best quality 1'ennsylvanla
Timothy; Straw to be Hye, of the best quality.
All subject to Inspection prior to delivery.
l'roposals will slate price tier hundred pounds
for Hay nnd Straw and per bushel for Coru and
Oats, delivered nt places of consumption in
such quantities nnd at such times as may bo
ordered. (Tlie price to be stated both lu words
and fi ttu res )
Each bid must be guaranteed by two respon
sible persons, whose signatures nnd residences
must be appended to tho puaranteo nnd certi
fied to as being good and sutlicleiil security for
Five thousand (fitHM)) dollars, by the United
Stales District Judue, Attorney, Collector, or
other public ofllcer.
The right Is reserved to reject all bids deemed
unreasonable, and no bid from a defaulting
contractor will be received.
All proposals to be made out on the regular
forms, lu duplicate (which will bo furnished on
application ut this OHiCe), and conform to the
terms of this advertisement, a copy of which
must nccompnny each proposal.
Envelopes to be endorsed "Proposals for
Foruge." Bidders are requested to be present
at the opening of the proposals. Hy order of
Bvt. Brigadier-Generul U. H. CKOSMAN.
Asst. ti. M. Gen. U. S. Army.
HENRY W. JANES,
Capt. and Asst. Quartermaster,
318"t Bvt. Major U. S. Army.
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Philadelphia. Pa.. March IS. 1S67.
Sealed l'roposals, iu duplicate, will be received
by the undersigned, at No. 1103 G I HARD Street,
third lloor, or directed to Post Olllce Box 1338, lu
this city, until 10 A. M., 22d March, 1867, lor fur
nishing the United States troops, employes,
etc., at Fort Delaware. I tel.. Willi
FRESH BEEF
of a good marketable quality, in equal propor
tion of fore nnd hind quarters, excluding necks,
bhanks, aud kidney tallow. Also,
CORNED BEEF
of the best Quality and t he usual corning pieces.
The snid lieef to be delivered free of cost to the
troops, etc.. at Fort Delaware, Del., in such
ouniitlUes and at aucn times as may be re
quired by the Commanding Olllcer at Fort
Delaware, and to continue in force four (1)
months, commencing on the 1st day of April,
1Su7, or such less time as the Commissary
General shall direct, aud subject to his ap
proval.
Bidders will make separate proposals for
each article, and in separate letters, and, urxm
acceptance of their bids, will give such security
as may be required for the faithful performance
of their agreement.
Bnls must be endorsed "Proposals for Beef,
etc." C. L. KILBUUN",
3 IS It Brevet Brigadier-General A. C. G. S.
OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
PAN V. m .
Phh.adki.phia, February 4, 1867.
Proposals will be received at the Ollice of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia, until
the Urst dav ol May. 1S7, Inclusive (unless a satisfac
tory proposal should be received aud accepted pre
viously), trom responsible parties desiring to contract
with said Company for the establishment ot a direct
Line of Steamships between Philadelphia and Liver-
'"lilank forms of proposals, with detailed Informa
tion, will be furnished upon application to
27 t6 1 EDMUND SMITH. Secretary.
COAL.
THE GENUINE EAGLE VEIN, THE CKLE
brated PRESTON, and the pure hard GKfcEN
WOOD COAL, gg and Stove, sent to all parts ot the
city at 6'6U per ton ; superior LEHIGH attli'K.
Each ol the above articles are warranted to &ve per
fect satisfaction in every respect. Ordurs received at
No. 114 Houth THIRD Btreet; emporium, Jlo 1:U
W ASHING IOK AT.nae. 4 4
QOAL! COALl COAL!
J. A. WILSON'S
(Successor to W. L. Foulk.)
LEHIGH AM KCHUlfl.liII.ti
FAMILY COAL YARD
NO. 1517 CAI.IOWIIII.1. HT., IIIILA.
Attention Is called to my HONEY BROOK
LEHIGH and RE-RROKEN bCHUYUaLIi, both
superior and unsurpassed Coal.
Coal and Preparations best In the city. 9 ZVm
V. PATRICK & CO.
NO. 304 N. BROAD ST.,
DEALERS IN
LEHIGH AND SCHUYLKILL C0A
HA2LET0N, BLAHAN0Y, EAGLB YXUT, A5
RE-BR0KES BT0VE,
Always on baad, under cover, and frue lrom DIRT
BLATE. 8 it BniwBn
Robert bhoemaker a co..
WHOLESALE DECCCISTS,
UAHUFAClUBErA
IMFORTERB,
AND DEALERS U
Taints, Varnishes, and Oils,
No. 201 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
lum CORN Eli V? RACE.
MARCH, 20 1867
LUMBER.
QAT SELECT WHITE
riNE BOARDS
J.UUI) AND PLANK
4-4, 6-4, t-4, 2, , and 4 Inch
CHOICE PANEL A ND 1st COMMON, 18 feet long,
4-4, S-4, IM, 2, t'f, , and 4 Inch
WniTE PINE. PANEL PATTERN PLANK.
LARGE AND SUPERIOR 8TOCK ON HAND.
TCfif7 -BUILDIKOI D dTEdTno"
J.00 I ItUII.DING!
LUMIURI LUMBER! LUMBER
4-4 CAROLINA FLOORING.
6-4 CAROLINA FLOORING.
4- 4 DELAWARE FLOORING.
5- 4 DELAWARE FLOORING
WHITE PINE FLOORING.
ASH FLOORING.
WALNUT FLOORING.
SPRUCE FLOORING.
STEP HOi RDS,
RAIL PLANK.
PLASTERING LATH.
18G7.
-CEDAR AND CYPRES
SHINGLES.
Iai.NG CEDAR STTINOLEH.
SHOKT ('KI)Alt SHINGLEd,
COOPER SUING I.ES.
FINE ASSORTMENT FOR SALE LOW.
No. 1 CEDA R LOGS AND POSiTS.
1 QCIT LUMBER FOR UNDERTAKERS
lOO I . I.l'MliER FOR UNDERTA K E'.ReJI
JtEI) Cr.lt A K, VAI,iUl, ANU PijN K,
1867;
-A I MANY I ,UM BER 0 F ALL KIND!
ALHANY LUMUE.lt OK ALL EUS1S
t-r.A.-lliM'.ll WALJill.
DRY POPLAR. CHERRY, AND ASH.
OAK PLANK AND HOARDS.
M A HOGAN Y,
ROSEWOOD. AND WALNUT VENEERS.
i GAT CIGAR-BOX MANUKACTLREKS
lOUl . CIGAR-llOX MANUFACTURERS.
KfAINllsJl I MIA It J1UA. ISUAK1IS.
1867"
SPRUCE JOIST 1 SPRUCE JOIST
SPRUCE JOIST
FROM 14 TO H2 FEET LONG.
SUPERIOR NORWAY SCANTLING.
MA CLE, R ROTH ER A CO.,
11 22 ftmrp No. tone SOUTH STREET.
p, H. WILLIAMS.
LUMBER M KRC II ANT.
SEVENTEEN III AND SfBlSG GARDEN STUEETS
OFFERS
A srrr.nioK ktock of
LUILDIKG LUMBER AKD HARD WOODS,
3 8 tmwlm Suitable for the Spring Trade.
J.
C. PERKINS,
LUMBER MERCHANT.
Successor to R Clark, Jr.,
NO. 324 CHRISTIAN STREET.
Constantlv on band, a laige and varled assortment
Building Lumber. 6 24
WATCHES. JEWELRY, ETC.
VV1S LADOMUS k CO.
DIAMOND DEALERS & JEWELERS.
WATCH Ka, iKWKI.UY AS11.VKK WAIIK.
BATCHES and JEWELRY EEP AIRED.
Have on band alarge and splendid assortment
OIA9IONIIM.
WATCHES.
JEWELKT, AND
NILVER-WARE
OF A LI. KINDS AND PRICES.
Particular attention Is requested to our large stock
Of DIAMONDS, aud the extremely low prices.
BRIDAL PRESENTS made ot Sterling and Stan
dard Silver. A large assortment to select from.
WATCHES repaired In the best manner, and war
ranted, is l4p
Diamonds and all preclons stones bought for cash.
JOHIN BOWMAN,
No. 704 ARCH Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN
SILVER AND PLATED WARE.
Our GOODS are decidedly the cheapest in the city
for
TRIPX.K PLATE, A N4. 1. f Z8J
WATCIIES. JEWELUY.
W. W. CASSIDY,
No. l SOUTH SECOND STREET,
Offers -an entirely new and most carefully select d
stock of
AMERICAN AND GENEVA WATCHES,
JEWELRY,
SILVER-WARE, AND FANCY ARTICLES OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION, suitable for
BRIDAL OR IIOI.IDAT PRESENTS.
An examination will show my stock to be unsur
passed I n quality and cheapness.
Particular attention paid to repairing. 8 1J
RUSSELL & CO..
NO. S3 NORTH SIXTH STREET,
Have Just received an Invoice of
FRENCH MANTEL CLOCKS,
Manufactured to their order In Paris.
AlBO, a few INFERNAL ORCHESTRA CLOCKS,
with side pieces; which they oiler lower than the same
goods can be purchased In the cltv. 5 2tij
HENRY HARPER.
No.
520 ARCH Street,
Manufacturer and Dealer In
WATCHES,
FINE JEWELRY,
SILVER-PLATED WARE, AND
812 SOLID SILVER-WARE.
AWNINGS, ETC.
WKINGB! AWNINGSI
IMILDEW-PROOF AWNINGS.
W. F. SHEIBLE,
No. 40 South THIRD Btreet
AND
No. 31 South SIXTH Street,
Manufacturer of MILDEW-PROOF AWN
INGS. VERANDAHS, FLAGS, BAGS, TENTH,
0 and WAGON COVERS.
Btencll CntUPg ana canvas printing. Z7amrp
WNINGS, WAGON COVERS, BAGS, ETC.
If you want an EXTRA AWNING VERY' CHEAP,
let our Awning Makers take the measure, and make
It from u lol of lnuo Hospital Tent lately purchased
by us, many of which are new, and the ben I li-on
durk. Also, Goverumeut Saddles aud Uaruesa of all
klnda, elo. etc.
PITKINS & CO.,
8 13 lm Nos. 837 aud 89 N. FRONT Street.
PRIVY WELLS OWNER9 OP PKOPERTY
The only place to gel Privy Wella cleaned .
dktlulected at ery low prlcea. A. PEYHON
If annfaeturer or Pondreite,
10t eOLDBMlTH'H AlALLi LlUIiAR Y blreoW
AMUSEMENTS.
EW CHESNUT STREET THEATRE.
TtTP.VTriAr.l Mt KT
FOIl POSITIVELY TWhLVfc NIGHTS ONLY,'
MIPS HELEN WITFR.
TWO SPLENDID PIECES!
T A DOl BI.E HILL,
io commence lth the iirama, In three acta, cotlUfii
Mathllde ..V 151
lInmret.!:..A'I,'e-j Mls HELEN WFSTERM
To couviudewilh the three art Drama of
Miami GLE.EN RCsillEs,
Jladame St. Aubiii'.'.'. ) MIm HELEN WIMTERU
8ATgpTnXiT AI!;i"N00N. Mrch U.
GUAM) EAMII.y. M ATI N
Ml N DA Y K VENI N, April 1
MR. JAM1 S E. MUIUmTii.
WALNDT BTREET T U E A T It R.
CHEAT I'RAMATIC KXCITFMFNT
HOUSE CRAM MED KVKItY NlOHr
Tlllh (Wednesday) KVKNINII, March in
The C harming. Youthful, and Vernaille Ariirta
Mlr-H LUCILLE WEtSlEllN. '
when she will perform her great linpcnonatlmm
LADY I ISA 11 EL AND MADAME VINk!
In the original and only geniilm IMny, entitled
EAbT LYNNE; OR, THE ELOPEMENT,
written tor Miss Western, and performed by her
NEARLY- ONE 1 Hot HAND T1MI.
the merits of w Inch are niglulv attested hv
bOHH AND 'lEAK.-s OF ISYMPATHY.
RS. JOHN DREWS KEW ARCU STREET
THEA'IRE. Reglns at 7S o'clock.
"ltl!S" BULL TRIUMPHANT.
FOI'RTH WEEK. HOUSES FULU
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, aud Thursday.
OUllH," "OURb,'' "OUKH."
WITH NEW SCENERY, MACHINERY!
N EW Ml LI I A RY COSTU.M KM. J
MILITARY RAND ON THE (STAGE.
SlOONI.IOItT MARCH OF THE TIKX)P3
A FULL AND EFFICIENT CAST,
AND Jilts. JOHN DREW As MARY NETLEY
P11IDA Y-HENEFIT OF MR. M OR DAUNT.
hA'lLRDAY-HENEFlT OF MR. CRAIU.
Heals secured six days in advance.
FOX'S AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE.--ItlilrNsK
ATTRACTION.
FOX'S COMBINATION TROUPB
EVERY EVEN 1 NO.
GRAND CORPS DE llALI.ET.COMlCPANTOMIMi
ETHIOPIAN RURLESHUE. COMIC PANTOMlMf
MKBICAN ACADEMY OFMUSIG,
THOMAS MAGU1RE and UimimrnQ
Protessor R1SLEY, f MANAGERS.
THE IMPERIAL JAPANESE TROUPE
WILL APPEAR THIS WEEK
EVERY EVENING,
and at the Matinees on
WELNEtsDAY AND BATURDAY AFTERNOON31
March 20 and 2X
Matinees conirneuce at 2; FJvenlng performance at 8,'
Prices as ueual. No extra charge tor securing seatd(
Classical matinee;
CHARLES
11. J .4 It VI
ANNOUNCES HIS
FOURTH AND LAST
MATINEE
OF THE SERIES OF 1806 67,
IN THE FOYER OF THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC;
Xlll ICSOAY, M4IC4 II ill, 1867.
Tickets and Programmes at the Music Stores. 3 16 41
O
0 N 0 E R T II A. L L
GRAND REOPENING
lly Hie '1 wo
PEAK FAMILIES RELL RINGERS
assisted by the
BERGER FAMILY.
For a short season, commencing
MONDAY, MARCH IS,
and continue every evening during the week.
GRAND CONSOLIDATION
of three distinct aud separate Companies,
making the largest troupe of Hell Rlugers In the
world.
TWENTY-FIVE PERFORMERS, -2
Bell Tables, 2 bolo Harpists, 2 Solo Stall' Bell-Play.'
ers, 2Su Silver Bells. .,
GRAND MATINEE,
WEDNESDAY' AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS.'
Duors opeu at 7. Commence ai S o'uloca.
Tickets lor sale ai C. W. A. Trumpler s Music Store,'
where a diagram of the Hall may be seen aud seata
secured three days In advance.
Tickets, 50 Cents. Reserved Beats, 75 Cents.
No hall price In the Evening. Children admitted ta
the M minces lor i Cents.
ai4Ut GOODHUE & CHASE. Business Agents.
F
OYER OP ACADEMY.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON, March 22,
At halt-past tour o'clock,
CARL WOLFSOHN'b
FIFTH MATINEE,
First Appearnnce of
MADAME CLARA BRINKERHOFF,
who sings Beethoven's great seen a and Aria,
AH PERF1DO,
with accompaniment by air. WOLFSOHN.
Tickets. Oue Dollar Each. 3 16 St
JEW ELEVENTH STREET OPERA HOUSE
XN ELEVENTH tstrep. above CHRSNUT,
"THE FAMILY RESORT"
OPkM FK THE KKAttON.
CARM CROSS .V mXEY'N MINSTRELS,
the Great Siar Troupe of the World, in their GRANf
ETHIOPIAN SOIREES, (SONGS, DANCES. Njfri
BURLESQUES, aud PLANTATION SCENES.
Hoik, open at 7 o'clock. Commencing at 8 o'clock
J. L. CARN CROSS, Manager.
GERM AN I A ORCHESTRA. PUBLIC REf
hearsals every SA'lURDAY AFTERNOON al
MUSICAL FUND HALL, Hi, o'clock. Engagement!
made by addressing GEORGE RASTERT, Agent. No
VIM MONTEREY' St.. between Race and Vina 12 sir
TRELAND! IRELAND
J- An Illustrated Tour of the Emerald Isle.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS,
commencing March is. lti7.
EXHIBITED WITH 60 LIFE VIEWS.
LECTURE AND SONGS. 8 15 6t
ROOFING.
... fl
OLD Bn INGLE ROOFS (FLAT OR STEEP) COVER'
ED WITH JOHN'S ENGLISH ROOFING CLOTH, '
DA,na,CO"t?,J w.ltb LI(4UID GUTTA PERCH A
?A.1.I5TP".'k,n? tuem Periectly water-proor. LEAKY
GRAVEL ROOFS repaired with Gutta Percha Paint.'
and warranted for five years. LEAKY SLATM
ROOFS coated with liquid which becomes as hard ar
slate. TIN, COPPER. ZINC, or IRON coated wilff
Liquid Guttapercha at small expense. Cost ran glul
from oue to two cenw per square foot. OW Board ol
Khingle Roots ten cent per square foot, all completa
Materials constantly on hand and for sale bv tliJ
PHILADELPHIA AND PENNSYLVANIA ROOjft
1NG COMPANY. GEORGE HOBART.
H 2 6m No. 2M N. FOURTH Street.
O O 1? I IV Gr .
OEI SHINOI.E HOOFS, FEAT OR STEEP
nil l KUl Willi tilll l I'KKt llA K4OiA
I4i-4 l.'lH,aii(1 coaled whh EItl?lU UUTTJ
l'ERCHA PAINT, making theiu perlecUy watea
proof.
LEAKY (lltAVKL ROOFS repaired with QutM
Percha Puiut, aud warranted tor five years,
LDAKY SLA1K KOOFN coated with Llqnll
Gutia Percha Paint, which becomes as hard as slate
ForTlM,4 llER,ZlM',and lltos ROOFl
this Paiut Is tlie lie vlut uilru ol all other protevllou.
It forms a perfectly Impervious -covering, completely
resists the action of the weather, and constitute, a
thorough protection against leaks by rust or other
wise, trice only from oue to two cents per square
rTIN and VRAVEC BOOFINU done at the
Shortest notice.
Material constantly on hand and for sale bv tho
MAMMOTH U04FINU COMPANY. 7 6
ItEl'MJiEMN .V EVERETT.
1 21 m No. HOii GREEN street.
CASTING'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OP NAPTLTA
CURES -
COUGHS AND COLDS.
GIVE IT A TRIAL.
i
Bold by all first-class Druggist.
DYOTT A VOH AUEJfTS,
No a North SECOND' Btreet.
88 lm
HARD RUBBER ARTIFICIAL
LI MRS. Arms, Igk, Appllauce. for
jjeiormity, etc eic. i uese i.iuioe am i
trausierred from life In form and ah I
are ihe lightest, most durable, com-1
fortable. uerleot. and srimrio .ubsiU
tutes yet Inventiil. They are l-
i.r.u..rl unH n.l,...ui l.w I h A IlnlUSf
States
.1 our Drlnclpat Surgeon
alenl
KIMBALL A CO..
btiet Philaifelphla.
Addresa
No.
63 ARCH btreet
amphlet free.
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