THE LEVANT.
TirI,,fl0 K'hlk t Mytelene-Oi
K,'U,nd L,v" Lo.t-M.artrendl
Mytctcne March 6) Correspondent, Levant Herald
On Thursday, the Cth, the weather had been
Close Hnd uuwholesomelj hot; but, as this is
Kcuerallj the case with the south wind, which
Bad been blowing lor some time, nothing was
inoujtht of it, least of all was there auv fear of
what followed. Though volranic, as Is proved
y the numerous hot springs, the island hits not
curing the present generation been visited
by earthquake ; It was now, however,
to nave a terrible experience of the phenome
non. About 8 1 M. a sh.irp shock, la-tnig tome
Blteen or eighteen second, vibrated through
out the town, and before the lact was well res
ized wan followed by a second, lontrer, and much
more violent one. 1 happened at the moment
to be dowD on the pier of the Austriau Lloyd's
agancy, and nearly half a minute before the
bbot k whs felt on shore saw tne sea heave an i
foam out in the port as if a submarine explosion
had taken place. Little time, however, was
Jeft for surprise. In much less time than 1 take
to write It, the double thrill quivered through
the town, and reeling like drunken men, whole
blocks of solid stone houses collansed as II tuey
had been cardhouses. The dtlices of tne
agency and nearly nil the adjoining buildinm,
including the Custom House, the Lighthouse
ollice, and the laree oil mill, fhu fell. Up in
the town entire streets similailv crumbled,
burying their inhabitants by hundreds in the
ruius. The due old castle, the cathedral, the
(Joveriior's konsk, thepiison, the mosques, and
I believe, all the consular residences, more or
lessyielded to the violence of the shock, aud are
for the most part mere heaps of ruins. The
very solidity with which the town was built has
aggravated the disastrous eUcois of the calamity
a hundredfold, both as regards the lo?s of and
destruction of property. The most o molete
ruin has lallen upon the lower part of tne town,
where the earth literally opened aud swallowed
a bioad belt of building right up from the sea
to the slope inland. At this point a per ma
nent subsidence of the ground has taken place,
and the sea has accordingly encroached far into
what on Thursday afternoon was one of the
busiest parts of Wytelene. In fact, to sum up
the disaster, more than hull of our beautuul
town the prettiest and most lively perhaps of
all the Levant is a desert of ruins. Tne worst
fiart of the calamity is, of course, the loss of
ife. As yet we ran only guesn at the extent of
this; but it is thought that from 800 to 1000
have perished, while as many more have been
maimed and wounded in every way. Up till
to-day 120 bodies have, I hear, been dug; out
of the safer ruius; but how many may be
twined under others which are too duneroii8 to
be approached can only be surmised. Such of
the houses as are still standing have all been
abandoned, and the whole surviving population
is now scattered over tne hill sides and among
the gardens outside the town a tew of Ueui
under such covers as they have been able to
improvise, and the rest bivouacking without
shelter ol any kind. Any attempt to describe
the scene would be useless, lleurt-rendiuggnei,
panic, and confusion meet the eye on every side..
Already the want of provisions is agemvatiug
the distress, and only a speedy supply irom
Smyrna or the capital can avert great addi
tional loss of life. One of the Austrian Lloyd's
steamers, and a French guuboat iroui Smyrna,
have landed a quantity ot biscuit and some
other stores, but in all not perhaps more tuan
a day's food for the place. It is earnestly to
be hoped that the Porte will at once send
down tents, biscuits, and whatever other siores
ean be quickest got together, but not the town
ot Mytelene alone has suffered from this great
calamity; it has scattered ruin and aean
throughout the whole northern part of cue
islaud. Hardly a village has escape.!, and not
merely pioperty, but lue has been destroyed in
nearly the whole. Molivo has been all but
entirely demolished, and several hundreds of
its six or seven thousand inhabitants have, it is
said, perished In the ruins. It is, in lact, no
exaggeration to say that half the islaud his
been laid waste, with a sacrifice of human lite
that may be reckoned by thousands. No such
disaster has ever befallen Mytelene.
The Bub-Treasury Ninety Tons of Coin
In Safe.
The vaults of the United States Sub-Treasury
are said to exceed in size those of tbe Batik of
England. The strong and burelarproot manner
in which they have been conotructed excites t'ae
admiration of all beholders. There are two ot
these immense vaults, one ou euch corner of the
Pine street end ot the rotunda. The rooms are,
perhaps, twenty feet long by fifteen leet wide,
and ten or twelve leet hieh. They contain no
windows. There is but one door opening into
each, and no gas-lights are kept burning inside.
The internal appearance of these vaults nas a
striking resemblance to a fashionable toiubin
Greenwood CemeUry, rows of cajss beiui?
airanged around the sides of tbe room, eacu
about two feet square, with iion doors attached.
There is one door for each case, and when the
apartment has been tilled with bugs of gold or
bundles ot greenbacks, the doors are closed.
Each case will contain half a million ot dollars,
put up in bags of live thousand dollars eacti.
When a case is thus tilled the door is closed,
and a seal is affixed in tbe presence ot the Naval
Officer and the Burrevor of the Port. It tukes
one hundred nogs to hold half a million ot dol
lars. In the erst vault entered tUere were
eeventj-two comportments arranged round the
room, which formed a tier somewbut higher
than a man's bead.
Hunntner over tbe top of these was a balcony
with an iron railing iu front. There was piled
up in this balcony, in one heap, six millions of
dollars in five and ten dollar bills, one-hulf
million of dollars in internal revenue stamps,
fifty thousand dollars in tract iona) currency,
put in large paper boxes, and five aud one-halt
millions in United States bonds.
The rloor of the vault rests on thirty feet of
solid masonry, from the ground up. Ou tUe
top of this giauile there are two leet ' wrouuht
iron, and between the iron plates a space tilled
up with bullets. If a rogue should succeed in
boring through ihe erauite and iron, tne mo
ment bis drill touched a bullet, that would
coiumsuce to revolve, and by the time ho had
penetrated it, another ball would drop in its
place; in this war be would soon find that be
tad an endless job belore him, and ttie attempt
to get Into the vault would have to be aban
doned. The sides and top of the room are composed
of eietit leet of granite and two of iron, ar
ranged in tbe same manner as tor the Moor.
This afe, as it is called, was invented bv Mr.
lsaiab Hogers. Mr. Rocers once remarked that
if the people at (lie Treusury building should
happen to pet locked out ol the sale, it would
take him a month to break luo it. A night
watthuian is kept to look after these strong
boxes, but they are considered perfectly safe
Without him.
There aie four doors to be opened, one affpr
the other, belore we can enter toe safe. Kach
one ot tlie-e doors weighs two tons, and con
tains locks of difterent patterns. A lever is so
ariangerl that after tbe doors are closed, four
larjjp iron bolts aro thrown across the lloor-wav,
resting m sockets, which have b'-en male in a
pillar of wrought iron. If a thief should suc
ceed in cutting the hinges of one of these doors,
usually considered to be the mot vulnerable
point, the door would not drop ciown from its
Tiim p niwi TintMntr tsnniii be sained. Like the
deacou's celebrated one-horse shay, these doors
are made as strong in one part as in another,
aud the binges shovno signs of weakness. It
would lake a fearful earthquake to shake them
down,
The second vault is much larger than the first
one described, but itibt as difficult to get into.
There are one hundred and twenty cases in this
room, where gold can be put and sealed up.
At the time we looked into a vault there were
ninety tons, or forty-flve millions of dollars in
gold stowed ln the room, and twenty millions
' mi paper. The greenback, as tuey are paid
into the Tiousury, are out up in packages ot one
thousand bills each, all of the same denomina
tion. A package ol one dollar bills contains oue
thousand dollars; of live dollar bills, Are thou
sand ooilarsj of ve hundred dollar bills, five
hundred thousand ilnllnrs. etc.
lu one small hoi we were euowu six small
THE DAILY
packages, each of which contained one million
pf dollars. Money Is hai.dled in the Treasury
building in a wholesale manner, packing
trunks standing about full of it, laree willow
baskets, on wheels, being used to carry it in,
etc. The sight ot it becomes so common that
the clerks employed regard it with the utmost
indiflcrence, handling it as they ould so much
brown paper. JV. 1. Gazette.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
BELAWAKR MUTUAL SAFETY INSU
HANCK COMPANY, Incorporated by the Legis
lature ol Pennsylvania, 18&.
Olllce, B, K. Corner THIRD and WALNUT Streets,
Philadelphia,
MARIN K IN.sURANCKH
on vessels, earpo, ami freight., to nil part of the world.
INLAND INHTJRANCKH
on goods by river; caual, lake, ami laud carriage, to
all parts ol the Union,
H UK INSURANCES
on merchandise Keneraliv,
Ou btores, Dwelling Houses, Etc
AS&ET9 OF TDK COMPANY,
November 1. 1HML
1100,000 United B tales 5 i'er Cent. Loan,
1H71 ..
120,000 United blalea 6 Per Cen U Loan
1XH1
SOU.000 United Males 7 8-10 Per Cent.
Loan, Treasury Notes
125,(100 Cliy ol Philadelphia 8ix Per Cent.
Loan (exempts)
64,000 fctate of Pennsylvania blx Per
Cent. Loan
66,000 Maleol i'eiiiisylvaula Five Per
Cent, Loan
(0,000 btate of New Jersey biz Per
Cent. Loan
80,000 Pennsylvania Railroad, 1st
MoHKKe, bli Per Cent. Honda.
15,000 Pennsylvania Kallroad, 2d Mort
gage Mx Per. CenU JUondH
26,00 Wesiein Pennsylvania Kallroad
bix Per Cent, lionds (Pennsyl
vania Kallroad auaranteeHj
(0,000 MatcolTauueasee l ive Per Cent.
Jxian
7,000 btate or ieunessee blx Per Cent.
Lob n
16,000 8liu hha'res block ol Oerniantown
1114,000-00
16,500 00
211,600 -00
126,562 50
M.700-00
44,620-00
60,7W-00
20,500-00
14.250-00
20.750-0
lS.000'00
,040'00
15,000-00
Has Company (principal and In-
teres! unaranleed by the city of
rniiaueipnia)
7,150 148 blmres block ol Pennsylva
nia Kallroad Company
6,000 lim bbares Mock of North Penn
sylvania Kallroad Company...-
20,000 80 (Shares Stock ol Phlludelplila
and boutbern Mail bleamshtp
Company
195,900 Loans on-Kondsand Mortgage,
1st Lleua ou City Property
S.25S-25
(,950-00
20,000-00
195,900 00
l,070,2S0-75
86,000-00
27,637-20
83,923-90
2,930-00
41,6111-00
$1,045,050 par. Market value.
COSt, tl,03O,65'Oa.
Real Estate
Bills receivable lor insurances
Diude.
Balance due at agencies. Pre
rjilumsou KlariuePollcles, Ac
crued Interest, anil olbur
debts due to tbe Company
Scrip and block ol sundry Insu
rance and other Companies,
I5.17S. Estimated value
CaHli In Bank fall. 102-26
Casli In Drawer........... 447-14
l,4(P7,,,Wl-66
Tbls being a new enterprise, the Par "la assumed
iw me u.urKei value.
Thouias C. Hand,
Hamuel K Mokes,
ilenry bloan,
William U. Rottlton,
Edward Darlington,
11. Jones Brooke,
Edward Lafourcade,
Jacob P. Jones,
James J). McFarland,
iouu uttvin,
Edmund A. lender,
'lheophllua PauUllug,
Jobn It. Penrose,
James Traqualr,
Henry C. Dallelt, Jr.,
J nines C. Hand,
W illiam C. Ludwlg,
Josepb H. Seal,
Oeorae O. Leiper,
Hugb Craig.
Jobn D. Taylor,
josnuat f. i.yre,
bpeucer Mcllvalne,
J. B. bemple, Pltwburg,
A. B. Berber, "
D. T. Woman, "
Georce W. hernardon.
jaroo iuegei,
inuHfls c. iiAlNU. resident.
JOHX U DAVia, Vice-President,
Hknby Ltlbuhn, Secretary. 1 8
1829 CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Iraiihlin Fire Insurance Co.
OF rUlJLADEJLPUIA.
OFFICE:
ttOS. 433 AKI) 437 11IE.SNUT NTKEET.
ASKETS ON JAMJABT 1, 1807,
,tt33,14e-13.
Capital ........ 8400,000-00
Accrued burplus S4fl,7l8'US
Premiums l,'2oti,432-15
UHBKT'l LKD CLAIMS. INCOME FOR 1866,
i7,4bfl8 8320.000.
JLOMSEM PAID SINCE 188 OVEB
5,50tt,OO0.
Perpetual and Temporary Policies on Liberal Terms
DIBKCTOBS.
Cbarles N. Baucker, i George Fales,
Tublaa W agner,
bauiue! Uraul
l.eurtjeW. KicUards
Allred Filler,
Francis W. Lewis. M. D,
Peter McCall,
1 bom as bparks.
Isaac iea,
CHARLK8 N. BANCKKK, President.
GkOittil!, iALts, Vice-Presldeul,
J. W. UcALLlbXLB. becrelary pro teiu. I.ai8tl231
VT OKTH AMERICAN TRANSIT
XN OJUIANir,
MV. Uil S. rotltTH NTlittX,
PHI LA DELPHI A.
..unual Policies Issueu anaiust ueneral Accldenu
i.l all UescripliouB at exceedingly low rates.
insurance eUecled lor oue year, In any sum from
flue to !j,wo, at a premium ol only one-balf per cent,,
aeeuring ilie lull amount insured iu case ol dealb, ana
a con pensatiou eacu week eyual to tbe wboie pre
mluni punl.
bbori lime Tlckeia for 1, 2, 8, 6, 7, or 10 days, or 1, 8.
nr B nionihs. ai lu cents a day, msurliix In tbe sum of
t-iocio, or giving lltiper week II uisablud, to be bad at
ibe General UUice, 10. 11 . FOUBTJi btreet, Pblla
delplua, or at tbe various Kallroad Ticket otlices. Be
sure to purcbase tbe tickets ol tbe Noun American
'Iranslt Insurance Company.
or circulars and luriber Information apply at the
General Olbce, or ol any of tbe uutbomed Ageutaot
tbe Company.
LKWI8 L, HOUP1", President.
JAMES Jl. COiSHAU, Treasurer.
Ilp.MiY C. JiitoWiS, beoretary,
JOHN C BLLLITT, bullcilor.
LIKKCTOIUS.
L. L, Houpt, late of JPeuusylvaula Kallroad Com
puny.
J. K. Klntcsley, Continental Hotel.
bauiuel U Palmer, Casbier of Com. National Bank
II. G, Lelseuring. Nos. ZS1 and 'i-id Dock Btreet.
James At. . ourad, brm of Conrad A Wallou, No.
Market street.
Kuncb Lewis, late Gen. Superintendent Penna. R.R.
Andrew Meballey, b. W. coruer of T bird and Wal
nut streets.
G. C. Frauclscus, Gen. Agent Penna. B. R. Co.
Tbomas K. Peterson, No. 8u36 Market street.
W , v. Kurtz, firm of Kuru ik Howard, Wo. MS,
TblrdstreeU 18 i
rjriUVlUENT LIFE AND TRUST COJlPANr
t OF PHILADELPHIA,
No. Ill buu lb FOUKi ll btreet.
: INCOllPOBATJil) 8U MONTH, 186J.
CAPITAL, 1160.000, PAID IN.
Insurance on Lives, by Yearly Premiums; or by
10, or lie year premiums, Nou-lorfeiture,
Kuuowmeuts, payable at a future age, or on prior
decease by Yearly Premiums, or 10 year Premiums
bolb classes Nou-fortelture.
Anuuliies granted on favorable terms
Term Policies, Children's Endowments,
Tbls Cumauy,wblle giving tbe Insured the security
of a pata-up Capital, will divide tbe enlire proUuj of
ibe Lite business among Its Policy bolders.
Moneys received at Interest, and paid on demand,
Auiboriuea by charier to execute Trusts, aud to act
as Ki ecu lor or Administrator, Assignee or Guardian,
aud lu otber fiduciary capacities, under appointment
ol any Court of ibis Commonwealib, or auy person
or persons, or bodies politic or corporate.
JMHttCTOKM.
bAMTJEL K. BHIPLKY, I HENRY HA INKS,
JObllCA 11. MOBillb,
i. w lb 1 A K H HO wN
WM. U. LONOHTKKTH.
111 VII A W
U.IL.U ABD CALBURY..
WILLIAM iiA.CK.EU.
P. COFFIN.
CHARLES P.
BAMXJKL R. BHIPLIiY, ROWLAND PARTIY.
r-reeKlent. Aciuarw
THOMAtCWISTAR, M. U, J. B. TOWNbENU
7 meuicai r.iumnmr. Legal Adviser
pllUNIX INSUKANCK COMPANY
OP
lNCOKl t)RATEO IBM CHARTER PERPKTTJA.T.
No. 4 WALNUT btreet. opposite tbe Exchange.'
In addition to MARINE and INLAND INsTui
Afit E, this Company insures from lessor damage I
liiiV f..r liheri.1 terms mi hullilintfii. inuri.iiu.ii.
UR-
ANi in is vjuiwaii jr iubui m iiuiu ju or uamage by
Hill- lor liberal terms ou buildings, merchandise,
turuiiure, etc, for llmlied periods, aud permanently
by
Oil uliUUings, uy uvyimH. ui jreiiiiuiu.
Tbe Company lias been In aciive operation for more
ban blXTY YEARH, during wblch all losses have
been promptly adjusted and paid.
DIRK!?!'! KM.
Jobn L. Hodge,
Lawrence low is, jr.
M. 1. fliauouy
Jobu T. Lewis,
William b. Grant,
Robert W. Learning,
J). Clark Wbarlou
Ituuld ItWlM.
Buujamlu Kiting,
Tbomas II. Powers,
A. R. Mclienry,
St.tl 1 1 1 1 nl (iMMLillnn.
bamuel Wlioux, I Limis c. N orris.
bAUTKL WlLoox.becretary
EVENING TELEGRAPH
INSURANCE COMPANIES,
BROOKLYN
LIFE IASUKAKCK COMPANY
OF NKW YOUIC
MUTUAL.
CAI'ITAI 9125,000-rAin CP,
AC 1' JURATION
Sf, $300,00 0 1
7, Forty J
Cii8h Divliloiul In 18G
per Cent.
CURISTIAN W. EOUCK, President.
RICHARD U. IIARD1NQ, Beoretary.
E. BRA IN A RD COLTON, General Agent for Penn
sylvania and boutbern New Jersey. N. K. corner of
bl-.VLNTH and CHEsNUTbtreets, second story front
olllce, Philadelphia, Pa.
r 11 1 l.A IK1.I1I I A B EFEK ENCEM.
Morton McMlrhael, Mayor.
A. li. Cooley A Co., No. 214 Delaware avenue,
Wni. II. Oaumer, President Camden fe Auiboy R. R.
James Itossbnowdeu, late Iilreclor Mint, 2&j
A. G. B. Hlnkle, M. D Medical Examiner.
A FJlW GOOD bOLlCITORb WANTED FOR THE
CITY OF i'l 1 1LA DELPHI A.
QIKAUD FIRE AND MARINB
INSURANCE COMPANY,
(No. G3fJ)
N. E. COR. CIILSNUT AND SEVENTH STS.
1'UILAIIKI.I'HIA.
CAPITA I- ANI Mltl'LIN OVER .100,000.
1K4 4M1E Olt IMOtt, t103.U:t l.
Lobses Paid and Accrued in lst6,
817,000,
Of which amount not ;ki0 remain unpaid at tbls date.
(100,0011 Ii(mi ol properly lias been Successlully Insured
l y tbls tompany iu llurieeu years, aud Eight Huu
died Losses by Fire promptly paid.
DIRECTORS.
Thomas Craven.
biliu) Y erkps, jr.,
Allied b. Giilett,
N. b. Ijiwrence,
Cbarles 1. Impont,
Henry F. Keuuey.
Furman bbeppard,
1 bomas filaclLellar,
Jobu Miui'lee.
Jobn W. Clagborn,
Jusenb Kiunn. M.D.
'i liOWAb iRAVKN, President
A. R. OILLETT, Vice-President.
2 22fml JAWEb it. A LVORD, Secretary
STRICT ECONOMY IN MANAGEMENT.
Pit VI WENT EI EE AK TKI ST CM PANT
OF P1IIEAEEP1IIA.
No. Ill H. FOURTH cJTREET,
Commenced Business "mo. 24, l.Vvi.
Otganlr.ed to extend the beneUts of Lite Insurance
among members ot the bociety ot Friends. A U good
risks ol whatever deuomluallou solicited.
bAMLKL R. blllPLEY, President.
ROWLAND PARRY, Actuary.
THOMAS WlbTAR, M. D., Med. Examluel
JObEPH B. TOWNbEND, Legal Adviser.
Tbls Company, In add n Ion to tbe security arising
Irom tbe accumulation ol premiums, gives tbe lusureu
the advautUi-e ol an aeiuul paid-up Capital. A i.L
THE PROKlTb OF lrURAr(JK ARE DIVIDED
AllOG THK INbL'RED.
l.lie Policies and Euuowments in all tbe most ap
proved loruis.
Annuities granted on tavorable terms. 2 22fmw3n)
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF
NORTH AMERICA.
OFFICE, No. 232 WALNUT ST., PHILADELPHIA.
INCORPORATED 1704. CHARTER PERPETUAL.
CAPITAL, 500,000.
ASfeETS, JAKl'AHY H, 1807, 91,7 63,30733.
IN.MIIEM 1HAKINE, INLAND TKANSPMB
1A1IOA AMI HUE UIMHSj.
UIKKCTUltS.
Arthur O. Collin,
tM.muel W. Jones,
Joiin A. Brown,
Cbaries 'lay lor,
Ambrose While,
Richard 1. Wood,
William Welsh,
K M orris Walu,
George L. Harrison,
Francis R. Cope,
Fdward H. Trotter,
Euward b. Clarke,
William Cummlugs,
T. Cuarlton Henry,
Alfred D. Jessup,
John P. White.
jonu juasou,
Louis C. Bind- Ira.
ARTUUxt G. COFFIN. President.
Cjiabt.kh Pi,att. r-ecretary.
Vil.LlAM BUEHI.l-.lt, Harrlsburg, Pa., Central
Agent lor the btate ol Pennsylvania. 1 262
rpiKE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY. THi
jD l'tKMsVLVAMA FIRE INSURANCE COAI
PAN Y incorporated 182fr Charier Perpetual No,
510 WALNU'l blreet, opposite ludependeuoe bguare.
This Company, tavorably kuowu to tbecommuulty
for over loriy years, continues lo Insure agalust lossoi
damage by tire on Public or Private Buildings, eitbei
permanently or tor allmiied time. Alio, on Furniture,
stocks of Goods, aud Merchandise generally, on liberal
terms. I
Ibelr Capital, together wltb a large Surplus Fund, Is
Invested in tbe most careful manner, which enable
them to oUer to tbe Insured an undoubted security iu
the case of loss.
DIBKCTOBS.
Daniel Smith, Jr.,
Jobn Devereux,
Tbomas Smith,
Henry Lewis,
J.GUliuubamFell.
Alexander Benson,
Isaac Hazleliurst,
Tbomas ilobbins.
jjamei .nauuouK, jr.
DANIEL bMITH, Jb., President,
William G. Ckowkll, beoretary 8304
PAPER HANGINGS, SHADES, ETC
ftJEW SPRING STYLES
riiihulelphia Wall Papers!!
HOWELL & BCURICE,
IV. K. Corner roiKTH and MAUKET,
MANUFACTUREHS OF
PAPER HANGINGS
and 81U3rurp
CURTAIN MATERIALS.
1867. spring. 1887.
AV A. L L PAP 13 It S.
F. KEWLAND & SON,
NO. S3 NOltTII NINTH STItF.KT, .
S22fmw2m Onedoor below Arcb.
gARLOW'S INDICO BLUE,
PUT UP AT
AYILTBEECER'S DRIG STOKE,
MO. 233 NOUT1I KECOND HTBEET,
PHILADKLPUIA,
Will color more water than four times tbe lam
amount of ordinary indigo.
IT 18 WAR RANTED TO GIVE SATISFACTION
It U retailed at tbe tame price as tbe Imitatloi
le"or ariclttli. (1
Imitation and
lute1
-PHILADELPHIA, FRIDAY,
LEGAL NOTICES.
REGISTKR'S NOTICE. TO ALL CKEDI
tors, Lesatees, and otber persona Interested:
Notice Is hereby given that tne followlnir named
pemons did, on the dales alllxed to their mimes, tile
the accounts ol Ibelr Admlnisi ration lo the estates of
those peisons deceased, and Guardians' and Trustees'
accountfl whose names are undermentioned, in the
olbce of the Register for the Probate ot Wills and
GrsnllnE Letters of Administration. In and for the
City and County of Philadelphia: and that the same
will be presented to the Orphans' Court of said city
and county lor confirmation and allowance, on the
third FRIDAY In April next, at lu o'clock In tbe
morning, at the County Court Uouse iu said city,
1SH7.
Jan. 23, Mary Ann Anderion, Administratrix of
tJiiAiii,i'.N AiN jiKKMON, deceased.
23, Euirene Milliard. Administrator of FJUPIIE
MIA IH.'NIIAM, deceased.
15, John M. Read. Administrator of A. HAMIL
TON TliOMbON, deceased.
20, Hetty HHsieni. Administratrix of 11EDWIG
BltAKlls'lKl'l Kit, deceasd.
28, K. A. b. Carson and William Wlnrtle, Execu
tors of .IOEPll CA llWIN, deceased.
27, John L. Philllis. Kxeculnr ol CARRY ANN
CAMPiiKLL. deceased.
27, Mli ajab DeliDins, Kxecutor of ZEIJEDKK
DoltliH. deceased
27, Geonre W. Kchlecbt, Kxecutor of JOIIN M.
bCllI.KCH T, deceased.
2S, William Lynch, Administrator of MICHAEL
F. CHILLY, deceaseil.
Mar. 1, John 11. Curds. Trustee of ELIZABETH
i-.ft i Kit, deceased.
" 1, Austin W. Wood, Administrator of EUAS-
TUH WOOD, deceased.
" 4, George btewarilson. I xecutor (as filed hv his
Executor) of MARGARET C. MEADE.
deceased.
" 4, George C. Natibrys, Administrator of
OKORGK 11. NA 1-11 FYs, oeeeased.
4, Thomas T. olme and John '1 olbert, Execu
tors ot JAMES Pol. LETT, deceased.
" 5, fitiiev K. llarerolt, Execulor of DANIEL
UH AY. deceased.
" C, James Guthrie. Executor of JOSEPH
ACHLFF. deceased.
" , F.liabeth Itrooke, et al.. Executors ot SAM
UEL HR(H)Ki :. deceased.
" , I.yola II. Wlnslow, Adminlstruirlx of MARY
L. WIN.rl.tlW, decea-ed.
' 8, James s. ltedlleld, Adminlstrntor of WIL
LIAM REI'FIKLD, deceased.
" 9, baiiiuel It. Erven and James T. Gregory,
Executors ol MICHAEL LA It KIN. do
ceused. " 11, William C. Randolidi.'Admlnlstrntor of WIL
LI AM HU UN b. deceased.
" 11, Caroline Eckstein, Executrix of JOHN
K HAL'S, decea ed.
" 11, William A. and Anlhony S. RutTner, Execu
tors of ANTHON Y RCFFNEH. deceased-
" la, James Craig anil Catharine Shoemaker. Ad
mlnlHtralurs of N. KLINE bUOEM AKEU
declared.
" 13, Thomas W llllamR Jr., Admlnlstratnrof REN
JAMIN P. WILLIAMS, deceased.
" 13, EmmaM. Wilson, Guardian ol ELLA WIL
SON, late a minor.
" 14, Roslna Paravlcinl. Administratrix of JOHN
PARAVIC1NI. deceased.
' 14, Tel-r 'lanney, Adm lulstrator of ARTHUR
TANN EY. deceaseil.
" 14, Anna It. Wilson, Administratrix of JOSEPH
T. WILSON, deceased.
" 14, Wllllnm Heed Admlnlslratorof MARGARET
WOOD, deceased.
' 14, Margaret Miigee, Administratrix of JAMES
M AO EE, deceased.
" 15, Kdwaid S. t ampbell. E.xecutor of PAULINA
S. L. LI BE. deceased.
" 16, Renjaniin Little, Administrator of CIIRISJ
'i IAN DOLOE. oeccased.
" -10, F. L. Si'iierweiii, Adiuiuislrator of JACOB
FliAL'Tll, decensed.
" 10. Snrab l'aul, Administratrix of HARHIET
WIION, deceased.
' 18, Annul', Duncan, el al Executors ot WIL
LIAM DUNCAN, deceased.
" 18, Pa-rick Kelly, Adminlsirator of WILLIAM
K KI.LV. deceased.
" 19, Catharine Schru'-k nnd Martin Buehler, Exe
cutors ot CHRISTIAN SUHUACK, do-
ceased.
" lfl, George s. Jnmes, Administrator of RACHEL
DE.NESENCE. deceased.
' 19, Joseph A.Colllns.AdmlnlstratorofTHOMAS
Jl. l lJim.r., oeeeuse.1.
" 19, Joseph Rout and William McMabon, Execu.
tors of JOHN McCEAIN deceased.
" 19, Ann E. Putt, et ai., Executors ot FRANCIS
1'ljTT. deceased.
" 19, Nicholas Grim, et al., Executors and Trustees
ot JoHN GRIM. deceased.
" 20, Guslav A. Baling, Admlnlslratorof JUSTUS
U--S JJ X 11 K- JJKJ ivT iv, uei.ei.ot3o.
" 20, John A. bchulie, Admlilrutor of CHRIS
TIAN UUTH, deceaseTT;
' 20, John Williams, Administrator c. t. a. of AL
JiER'l COFFIN, deceased.
" 20, Jobn and David (sellers. Executors 01 DiAUl
K. HUNTING, deceased.
" 20, Thomas Williams, Jr., Administrator of
DAVID E. WILLIAMS, deceased.
" 21, John Colboun. Adiuiuislrator ol HUGH COL-
OOUi. ueceuseu.
" 21, Aubrey H. Smith. Aamlnlstrntor ot WIL
LIAM It. GRIER, M. D., deceased.
" 22, David R. Perkenpine. Executor of MAltOA
RET PERKEN PI N E. deceased.
" 22, Tbonuis Cochran, Trustee ol BARBARA
NEILL. deceased.
" 22, Elizabeth Hazlev, Administratrix of WIL
LIAM I1A.LEY. deceased.
22, Joseph Hodgson. Administrator c. t a. ot
M ATI I. DA it. llOIXiSON, deceaseil.
" 23, Henry W. Jlrenner, Executor ol FREDE
RICK BRENNEJK, deceased.
" Ada F. Wiemnn (late Campbell). Admlnls-
irairix 01 niLi.iiiu b, murjiitiiiii ae
cetiBed. 23. Peter C. Van Blunk , Executor of II ANNA II
NAPIER, tteceased.
" 25, William M. David, et al.. Trustees of JEA-
NKTTE S. WOODWAItD. deceased.
" 25, Ann 1. Woodward. Guardian 01 LEONIDAS
S. WOODWARD, late a minor.
" 26, Charles Rotihlns. Execulur of MARGARET
1 ON lv E.R, deceased.
" 26, Edward N. Wright and Joseph Austin Spencer,
Executors ol PETER RO VOUDT. deceased.
" 26, Hannah Walters, EJxeculrlx of JuUN
1 l.O I Z. deceased.
" 28. A. W. Curgee. Administrator ot JOIIN MOR
RIS TAYLOR, deceased.
" 28. Humobrey Sullivan. Sr.. and Ellen Roblnsnn
Aumiulslrators ot JEREMIAH a I'LL l-
V AN. deceased.
' 28, Maria ltorzell. E;.xecutrlx of GEORGE A.
RURELL. deceased.
" 28, Mary Hall. Administratrix of WILLIAM
It ALE. deceased.
" 28, Danieland Isaac Epler, Executorsol'OEORGE
J). j'.l'j.l'.H, deceased.
" 23, Sophia Dlgiunn, Administratrix of JOHN"
D1GMAN, deceased.
" 28, Annie E. Stewart, Guardian of HENRY O.
STEWART, minor child of JAMEi A,
N'l'EWA UT. ileceiued.
" IS, W. ilevward Dravtun, Exfcutor aud Trustee
of PEUC1VAL DRAYTON, deieaseil.
" 28, Emily Louderback, Adinlnlsiru-rU of the
J.jdate ol MATTHIAS LOUDERBACK,
deceased,
" 28 Ann M. Ducacbet and Edward Shipped, Ad
ministrators of KuV. HENRY W. DUCA-
CHE'l , deceased.
S29f4t FREDERICK M. ADAMS, Register,
TS. THK OEPHAKS' COURT FOR THE CITY
I AND COU.N 1 x or 1-111 i.iiuK.ii-n ia
Estate of JOSEI'H PARK E:R. Deceased.
Tbe Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle
nod iiiilnst the account ot Josepb Parker, Edward T,
i'arker. and Julin At. Ouden, executors of the last
will and lesiameni 01 josepu ruiKur, ueceaseo,
and I" relioit distribution of the Halaiice lu
Ihe bunds ot tbe iiccounlnnl, will meet tbe parties lie
teresit d lor the purpose ol bis appninlineiil ou l l'ES
DAY. April ti. A. J). 1m7, at twelve ( 1) o'clock M.,at
ids ollice. No. iiu aiuui sueei, iu me cuy 01 1'uua
" s'L'i'tmwot W. D. BAKER, Auditor.
OTICE.-CDURT OP UOM.MoK PLffAS
KOR 'HIE CITY AND COUNTY OF PI11LA-
1 1 1 I I'll 1 A . 01 June Term, lsiin. xso.si. lnuivorce,
AMAL1A VOEl,Ki:u vs. I'll ILU'P VOELKEU.
'i .. I'l.iiuin Voelker. the above-named resnuudeut
Kir The depositions ol witnesses for liliellant In tbe
...Ill l.o I..L..., I.uli.,u 1.- LF M II 'II 11 a
iiiiove uhmi , 1 . ."j ' " "'11110 ... ... .....ii.u.ii
1 in. examiner, an pointed by iheuouri 10 tauo tes
timony in the nboveci.se. al the olllce ol the subscriber,
Xo 11" N- TH1HD Street, I'lnladelplila, on tbe 22d
dav of Apnl. A. D. 1867, at 4 o'clock p. M.
ulv u v l'iil'ii 1 .r-i"nsr -sr-sr
FRED. DITTMANN,
4 4 151
Attorney for Libellant.
QONSUMPTION CURED.
USE HASTING'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OP NAPTHA
BOLD BY
DTOTI A CO., AGENTS,
No. S8 North BECOND Street.
S8 im
YHE NEW BANKRUPT LAW
E. II. THAHP
ATTORNEY AND COUNS ELLOR-AT-LA W,
' No. 82 8. THIRD Street,
f
will devote special attention to the prosecution ol
VOLUNTARY and COMPULSORY proceedings lu
BANKRUPTCY.
AGENCIES in ail tbe large cities la tbe United
Bteteo 80 I in
T. STEWART BROWN,
B.E. Coruer of
H FOURTH and CHESTNUT STS.
MANUFACTURER Or
TRUNKS, VALIBES, arid BAG8 suiUble for EuropeaB
(Formerly it 708 CHESTNUT ST.)
APRIL 5, 1867.
PROPOSALS.
3 11 I h A V E L V 11 I A 1) & I' j X'.
AS8IRTANT Q,UArtTKKMASTKH'3 OfFICR,
No. ll;t GiKAttn Htkkrt, Marcii ad, i-b7. f
rroi'Osnla will lie received at. thin olllce until
12 o'clock A!., TUESDAY, April l. 1807, for ira
ini'Olnte delivery at the United Hiates Htore
I10u.se. Ilnuover (Street Wharf, nrooorlv nnckej
nnd rcbdy for Hhlpineut. of tlio followlug ie
Bcrilied tuartcrtnnstor'B Sloros. vist.:
8 dozen Kress Case Locks (wardroue;, a
Inch.
4 dozen (chcIi) RrnRS Desk Tjock". 2 aud 3
tumbler, inch and ;i Incli.
150 lbs. Chrome (jteen in Uil, la 1, 2 and 5
11). cans.
75 1V)B. Clironie Green "Iiry."
1 itross (each) HriiNS IiultH, "Narrow," 3 In.
Biid Wj in.
1200 feet Window Glass, S00 10x 12.20010x 14,
UK) 10 X lfl, 100 10 X 18, 1U0 11 X 18, 200 10
X 20, 200 18 x 21.
6 dozen each. Chest Handles, "flush," X
i in. aud 3x4 In.
1 gross Miiooth Bastard Flics, 6 doz. 12 In., 4
tli)7.. 12 in., and 2 do.. 10 in.
So0 gnlloiiH Hpiril of Turpentine.
'I gloss rnckniK Llottics, 1 gross 1 11)., and 1
I; 1 ohm y2 id.
1 jtroBs Itottle Corks, " good."
1 gioNH Vial Col ks, "lufBo."
300 Jim. FliiXBeed Meal.
4b bottles l'owell's Liniment, not "Embro
cation." 400 gallons Coul Oil.
800 gallons HiH-rin Oil.
100 gHllons Neuts-f(Kl Oil.
RKi gallon IiltiKi-ed Oil, "raw."
120 gallons Unseed Oil, "boiled."
40 gallons Olive Oil.
fcO gallons Alcohol.
8 dozen Brushes, Paint, 0, "Clintons."
6 dozen HrtiMii h, l'uint, ft", "Clintons."
5 dozen Hnsli Tools, Nu.ti.
8 dozen Sash Tools, No. 0.
'Z'M C01 n lirooms.
3-70 Stable Brooms.
18 gross Files, "Handsaw," 33 in.; 33 In.;
64 in.; 66 in.; nnd 2 SJ4 in.
7.r lbs. Irish Glue, "light,"
15,01.0 lbs. Nall. Cut 0000 10il.: 0000 3d.; SOno G 1.
60 lbs., each, Finishing Nulls, 't in., 1 lu..
iy., in., ana i4 in,
3 dozen fttick Saws.
2 dozen Chamois Skins.
12,000 lbs. White Lead, iu Oil, "Lewis," 40 kens
Hi lbs.; CO k 1 gs 50 lbs; 80 kegs 100 lbs.
250 lbs. rutty, lu2.i-lu. kej;s.
60 lbs. Ked Lead, lu Oil, 4 kegs 25 lbs; 4 kegs
100 lbs.
100 lbs. lied Lead, "Dry," in 25-lb kegs.
41 gallons Copul Varnish, "Coach-body,"
extra.
84 gallons Copal Varnish. No. 1.
60 1US. Terra Sienna, "Burnt lu Oil," In 1
and 2-1 b. cans,
CO lbs. 'i eira Sienna, "Raw In OU," in 1
and 2-1 b. cans.
60 lbs. Drop Black.
2 pieces Lutmct, "Blue."
75 lbs. Why Lead, "Dry," in 5-lb. papers.
100 lot-. Block l'aint, in 1, 2, and 5-lb. cans.
1 dozen Varnish Brushes, 2, "Oval,"
All of the above-named articles to be of the
bt-Kl quality, and to be subject, to inspection.
Samples of the articles bid for must be de
llveied at this ollice tweuty-lour(21) hours pre
vious to the apening of the bids.
F.iich bid must be guaranteed by two respon
sible peisons, whose signatures and residences
must be appended to the guarantee and certi-
Ilcd to as being good and nitliciout security by
the United StHies District Judge, Attoruey,
Collector, or other public otlicer.
The riibt is reserved to rctect all bids deemed
unreasonable, aud no biu from a defaulting
contractor will be received.
All proposals to be made out on the regular
forms. In duplicate (which will be furnished on
ar.i.licnUon ut this Ollice). and conform to the
terms 01 this advertisement, a copy of which
must accompany each proposal.
Envelopes to be endorsed "Proposals for
Ounrtermaster's Stores."
Bidders are requested to be present at the
opening 01 tne proposals.
By order of
Uvt. Brigadler-General G. II. CKOSMAN,
Asst. Q. M. Gen. U. S. Army.
HKN11Y W. JANES,
Capt. and Asbt. Quartermaster,
8 30 St Bvt. Major U. S. Army.
PROPOSALS.
PBKSSTI.YASIA A4JKIC CLTlIRAIi LAND
BtlllF l hALK,
The Board of Commissioners now offer for
sale TV O DUNDRKU AND T VvNETY THOU
SAND A Citrus ol Agricultural College Land
Scrip, t icing the balance of the Scrip granted to
the commonwealib of l'ei.usy Ivania for the
endowment of Agricultural Colleges lu this
State.
proposals for the purchase of this Land Scrip,
addressed to "The Board of Commissioners of
Agricultural Lund Scrip," will be received at
the sui veyor-Geueial's Olllce, at HAKKIS
BL'BU, until 11 o'clock M., on vV'EDNKSDAY,
April 10, lb7.
T his land may be located in any State or Ter
ritory, by the bolders of tne scrip upon auy of
the unappropriated lauds (except mineral lands)
ol the United States, which may be subject to
tale at private entry. K;iou piece of scrip
represents a quarter section ol one hundred aud
sixty acres, is issued in blunk, and will be
tiaiislerable without enuorsemeui or formal
assignment. The blank n. ed not be filled until
tliescrpis presented lor location and entry,
when li.e party holding li cau till the blunk,
1, nil enter tbo mud iu ins civn name. Bids must
be made us per acre, ami no bids will be re
ceived lor less than one quurterseolion.
The Scrip will be istueu 1111 mediately on the
pa inetit of the money to I lie Surveyor-Oeneral
On all bidH lor a less qtiau' tty man lorty thou
sand ucies, one-third of tlio purchase money
must be paid within ten o..ys, and the remain
ing two-tbttds within ihii i.v days alter notitlua
t inn of the acceptance of tne bid or bids by the
Board ol Commissioners.
JACOB M. AMPBELL,
Su r vey 01 -Oe u eral,
For the Board of Commissioners.
ffnrvlsburg, February 27. 1S07. a 4 14 10
KOl'OSALS FOB, CAVALRY HORSES.
DKl'OT Quaktkk iastkr's Ol'KIC-K,)
I.AL'IIMOHK, .Kl,, Arll 1, iftbi, J
Senled Proposal" liivileo and will be received
at this nllice until ..ION DAY, tit 12 o'clock M.,
April 15, lhu7, lor the tlellvi 1 v lu the cliy ol Bal
timore ol oue hundred (It 0) Cavalry Horses.
The lloises will be 'stibj. ctoil to careful in
si eetion belore being accepted. They must bo
sound iu all respects, well broken, iu full ilesh
and good condition, irom lilleeu to sixteen
liiuiils high, Irom live to nine years old, well
adapted iu eveiy Way for c.ivalr.v purposes.
'i he ability ol the bidder lo luliil his agree
ment must be guarantee!: ty two responsible
persons, which guaruntee must accompany the
proposal.
The illorses must be delivered within twenty
(20) days from dale of ucci ptanco of auy pro
posal 'The Government reserves the riyht to reject
any or all bids, l'aymeut to bo made ou com
pletion o! contract.
Bids will be endorsed "Proposals for Cavalry
llojbes," and addressed lo ihe uudersiguod, iial
liinoi e, Mil,
By order of the Qunrtoriuaster-fJeneriil.
A. S. KIMBALL,
Captain ami A. H. M. U.S. A.
4 4 (it. Depot I iiiiii'terinasttir.
! l it h l'LisNbKJ-.VAMA KAILKOADCOM
Uifj y
Phii-adklpuia, February 4, 18n.
Proposals will be received at tbe ouice of tbe
f'eunhyivania Railroad Company , I'lnladelplila. until
tbe Urst day ol May, 1M07, inclusive (unless a natlslao
tory iiroposal should be received aud accepted pre
viously!; lroiu responsible parties desiring to contract
with said Company lr tbe etui.blmlmieiit ol a direct
Line ol bteauiubips between I'luladulpbla and Liver-
V Rl'ank forms of proposals, with detailed inform,
lion, will be lurulsbed upon appbcalion to
27't6 1 KLhiUNl) bMl 1H, Secretary,
OLATE
MANTELS.
BLATE MANTKI are unsurpassed lor Durability
Beauiy. (Strength, and Cheapness.
bLATK MANTELS, aud ISlate Work Oenerallj
made to order.
J. B. KIMES & CO.,
g 12 em Not 21M and 2l'2s CH KSNUT Btreet.
HARD RUBBER ARTIFICIAL
U M. Arms, igi,, Appllauces lor .
i.Huruiiij.tH-, tie. Thesel,lmbearel
iransierreu 110m 11 le in form aud tit; I
are tbe lightest, moat durable, com-1
loriaoitJ, perieci, aim artlsllo nuball-
lines yei inveouti. Tbey are ap
proved and adorned bv the linked
states (,overnnient and our principal burgeon
talented August 18, lbM; Uay 2.1, 1 May 1 lot
Address KIM1IALL 'P'i
No. 63 AJtC'H Bireet PbUadelolila.
rantpklets (rev. Zl m
A
SHIPPING.
tf-t&Tlx THK IMIII.AIi:i.l'MI4 A
2vfclM.RniJTliKHN MAIL STiiAMsUlP COJi
l'AJS Y S RI'.til'I.AR LINK
, IOII N4VAKNAH, (M.
TOKA WAND A. Wiu tons, Captain Win. Jennings.
w VOMlNtt, a. tuns. Captain Jacob l eal.
TbesieaniHlilp WYOM1KU will leave lor tbe above
port on Hniurrlay, April 6, at o'clock A. M., from the
nt'Cuiid wharf below Hpruce hi reel.
ThroiiKli passawe tickets snlil and frelgbt taken for
all points In connection wltb tbeUcorgia Central Rail
road. WILLIAM. L. JAM KM. General Anent,
No. SM B. Iielaware avenue.
Agents at Havannab, Hunter A Oanuiiell. 4I
srfpfTs THK rilII.ADRI.PHIA AN1
Sitiifc BOtl'l HF.RN MAIL BiKAMSUIP COM.
U.M ti Rl'.UULAK LINK
l Olt Ai:w OKI.EANK,
VIA HAVANA.
STA R OFTII K UN 1 ON.iaa tons. Capt. T: N. Cnoksey,
JUNIATA 1215 Ions. Captain 1'. L floxle.
Will leave tills port every two weeks aileruaiely,
touch ing at Havana for puascutcra goiiiK auu is
turolog. Tbe JUNIATA will leave lor New Orleans April
at o'clock A. M irom tbe secouil wliarl uivif
hprnceptriel. . .
THK Si A R OF THE UNION w.ll leaveNe--leans
April 1.1. . . .
i broiiKb bills of Inrtlng slrrned for frelgbt lo Jli a
Cnlveslon. Natclie., icKsourg, jiieniiiinn, niiY"
Calio, bt. Loins, Louisville, ami 1. incinnan.
V lijljlAilL Ju. jAinr.0, upurim iiKi-ob,
4 1 No. ,(14 H. Delaware avenue.
A gents at New Orleans, Creevy, Nickel son A Co.
'i. 'i nr. i'iiiijaiii.iii 111.1 a n u
iJpCC'iliKRN MAIL BTU.AA1SUIP COJ1-
uav'bHK(u:ukm.nh;
Tbe HteniiiMhui I'll l.N l .KK. 12 tlillH. I alilalll J. Itnn-
ncti. ill leave lor tbetiove Port on Saturday. April
6. at S o'c'ock A. M., fi om tbe second wharf below
bpruce street,
lulls or lading menco nt inrouKii ami reuueeu ravea
o all prlncliinl points lu North Carolina,
Agents at V. Ilmli.glou, Wortb.b Daniel.
WILLIAM 1-. JAM K!, t.eneral Aeent,
4 1 'o. ,114 St. Delaware avenue.
U GRAND EXCURSION
IX) THB
PARIS EXPOSITION.
Tbe new aud first-class Ocean-going vd Bteamshlp
HAVANA,
S(K Tons Burden,
BTKrnKN WHITMAN, COMMANDER,
Will make an Excursion truiu N e w V ork to If avr
and back, sailing from Pier Ho. 4 North River, oa
WKDJNLM'AY, April 17, at 12 o'clock M., taking
rasseDKern itir 1 ai in, AjUiiuuii. hiiu Jtreuieil. IteiUrU
lug, will sail Irom Havre on June 5, giving Passeugeni
holding Kxcursion Tickets about six weeks In Kurop.
'1 bis niagidbceut bteaiusbip is dlviiieu into wauu '
Unlit couipartnieuls, aud lias biou newly furuisbe4
and elegantly titled up expressly tor tbls voyage.
1 ne 11 a vai'A win onij carry urst-ciass rassengera.
A PULL HANbOi MUblU will accompany tbe Bblp.
Price of Passage, lu currency, to Havre. 91.10 aud
ai!. To Havre and reluru, and mtuO.ao
cording to size 01 btati-room.
An experienced burgeon on hoard,
lor lurtber particulars aud passage apply to tba
Agents,
MURRAY, FERRIS & CO.,
Ho. 0 bOTJTH Btreet, New York,
Or to tbe
PHILADELPHIA LOCAL EXPRESS COMPANY
8 lUilp
No, Hits CHEtsNUT btreet. Phlli
firrU i'iEAM T(J 1-lVhHI'OOL CALLING
, r'-" "-J - t i.ineeiiHiiiw n Tin, jnuiaii Line, sailing
btiui-v eetly. carrying the United btates Mails.
LKIURN TICK Kl b 'I O PARlb AND RACK.
PI lib!' CLAbS, SAW GOLD. '
CITY OK TARlb baturday, April
PLINRURUH weduesday, April It
CITY OP AM'WKKF baturday, April 11
CITY OF NKW YORK Wednesday, April 17
CT'lY OP RObTON baturday, April M
aud each succeeding baturday aud Wednesday, al
noon, from Pier No. 4o, North River.
RATPS OP PAbSAOE
By tbe mall steamer sailing every Saturday
Payable, in Uold.
i'ayable in Currency.
FlrstCablu fun
To London lln
Steerage tft
To London s
'io i'aris .... 12.
To Paris -
Passage by the Wednesday steamers: First Cabin,
(110; bteerage, (30. Payable in Unltedblatea currency.
passengers also forw arded to Havre, Hamburg, Rra
men, etc., al moderate rates.
bteerage passage Irom Liverpool or Queeustown, 3f
currency. Tickets can be bought here by person send
lug lor their I r lends.
tor lurtner Iniormatloti apply at the OombahVi
orhces. JOHN O. DALE. Agent.
SU No. Ul WALNUT btreet, Pblladelpbla,
fffrfK PASSAGE TO AND FROM
SZlSMi OUEAT BRITAIN AUU (IRELAND
HX bTEAaiMAlP AD SAlLlNOt PACKET.
Al htDCCED KA TLH.
D BAFTS AVAILABLE limoUOIlOPT KMOLAJX
IBF.LAM), COILAAD, AMD "ALPS.
For particulars appl to
I JaI'HCOTT BROTHERS A CO..
' No. S6rOP'ip t.reet nu No. 2a PKOADWAT
11 OrtoTHOS. R.bKAKLK.217 WALNUT St
h OR N H.W rORK SWI PTrTRM
Trausporiallou Compauy Despatch
a"-and bwitisure Liiiah. ciu ii,JrZ2
una Kariian Canal, on and after tbe letb of March!
leaving daily at 12 M. aud 8 P. M., connecting wliS
all Nortberu and Kaslern lines.
For Irelgbt, wblcb will be taken upon accommoda.
tlug terms, apply to
WILLIAM M. BAJRD dk CO.,
1 1 No. 132 B. DLL A WARM Aveuufc
n'OCniPPIDI'irKiO Km Anrtmnr.
i j uu.i tin auu u n u cites,
m Tbe uudersigned liavlnu lessed tlio K h'.r.
boMilUA' feCRLW LOCK, begs to Inform bis Irienda
aud tbe patrons of tbe Dock tbal be is prepared with
increased facilities lo accommodaie tbose Laving ves
sels 10 be raided or repaired, aud beuig a practical
sbip-caipenler and caulker, will give personal atten
tion lo Ibe vesels entrusted to blm for repairs.
Captains or A gents, bbip-Carpeiuers, and Macblniau
having vessels to repair, are solicited to call.
Having tbe agency lor tbe sale of -Wetterstedt'i
Patent Metallic Composition" for Copper paint for
tbe preservation ot vessels' bottoms, for ibis clly.I aua
prepared 10 lurnlsb tbe same on reusonaole terms.
JOHN 11. HAMM1TT,
rT-r . . . Kensington bcrew Dock,
15 DKLA W ARE A veuue. above Laurel street.
GOVERNMENT SALES.
s
ALE OF OLD AND UNSEUV1CABLK
ALT1CLES OF ORDNANCE.
Bureau of Ordnance,
eao of Ordnance, ")
Navy Department, y
Ton City, MarcU 15, 1867. J
W ASTTT-Vl'l
Tnere will bo sold ut publlcuucliou to tlieliii!h-
sl liiiideiH, ut uoou, THUICSDAY, tbe lllti day
oi April, IK07, at tbe nftice of tbe Inspector of
Oiiiiiauct'.Jsavy Yurii.Pliiludelpliia.Pennsylva
iiia, a lot ol oitl and unserviceable articles of
OiUiiuucc.tiiibraciDnSUotuudtStit'll.oboutsevea
liuutlred (7W Carbiues, breocU loaders, about
lw cijly.il ve Hundred (2Mj) Muskels, rilled aud
bniooib bore, Gun Cun iuyes and otber Btores.
'1 lie articles will be solo in lots.
Teruis, oue-half tush lu Government funds,
to bo deposited ou tlie couclusion of the sale,
ana the leruulnder wilhiuteu days afterwards,
during which time the articles must be removed
Loin tne yard, otherwise they will revert to the
t,toru.,V.fcu1, n- A- WISE,
3 li tAll Chiet of Bureau.
REMOVAL.
DKEKR A f-EAES EEWOVED TO NO. 412
iltlNK Htieet.-LRKFR A bKARS, former y
01 Uolilsinlib's Hall, Library street, bave removed to
No. lvi PRUNK btreet, between Fourth aud Fillb.
streets, w here tbey will continue tbeir Manufactory
ol Gold Chains, Bracelets, etc, Iu every variety. Also
tbe sale ot line Cold, bllver, and Copper. Old Hold,
and bilver bought,
Januarj- 1, 1HK7. lUSni
CONSUMPTION CURED.
USE HASTINO'S
COMPOUND SYKUP OP NAPTHA
BOLD BY
DTOTT A CO., AGENTS,
1
in No. H North BKOONT) Btreet
OUERT SHOEMAKER A CO.
WHOLESALE DKEIGLSTS,
MAKUFACT UJHCH&,
lMl'OIiTEIiB,
AND DEALERS Q
Taints, YnrnMcs. and Oils,
No. 201 NORTH FOURTH STREET,
1 2 Sill
tXJRNEB OF HACK.