THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY,1 MAY 4, 18G9.
3
rinwa suazai ah v.
t'ltr Affair.
The Hoard of HoiiUh ImviiiL"; Ivcn out thr
eontracts for the removal of nsh,.H, tlio work will
i ?.0ln'n1(;,u',,l " a few day in all tho districts.
Jn the following districts the nwlies are. buinir re
moved us follow:
On Mondays-From Ninth to Sixteenth, nnd
from South to WaMiinjrton streets, and from the
Delaware river to Third street, and from Vino to
I ojilar street, and north from l'oplar, from Front
to Second.
On Tuesday From Delaware avenue to Fifth,
and from Washington nirei south; from Six
teenth to Eighteenth, ,in,i fr), .Soutli to Wash
ington avenue; also north Ironi l'oplar, from
Second to Fourth, and from Third to Sixth, and
from Vino to l'oplar street.
On Wednesdays From Flfih to Ninth, and
from Washington street south, and from Eigh
teenth to Twenty-second, and from .South ""to
Washington avenue: ulso north from l'oplar,
from Fourth to Sixth, and from ifixth to Kahili,
and from Vine to l'oplar.
On Thursdays From Ninth to Hroad, and
south from Washington street; trom Twenty
sccond to the Schuylkill river, and from .South
street to Washington avenue; also, irom Sixth
to Ninth, north of l'oplar. ami iroui Eighth to
Tenth, from Vine to l'oplar.
On Fridays From Delaware avenue to Fifth,
uud from South to Wasliiu-tj:i -t-trcet; also,
south of Washington avenue, west from hrond
street: from Niuth to Broad, north from l'oplar,
nnd from Tenth to Twelfth, from Vine to
l'oplar.
On Saturday From Fifth to Ninth street,
and from South to Washington streets; and
from Twelfth to Broad stre'cK from Vino to
Toplur.
Yesterday Senator Spraguc, of Khode Island,
readied Philadelphia, vn fontr for his homo.
Last evening ho was serenaded by the Working
Men's Association at the Continental Hotel.
Thomas Foster, sometimes called Joint Fos
ter, was arrested at Ninth and Market street
yesterday, as a fugitive from justice, lie is
alleged to have broken jail at Trenton. N. .1.,
some months ago, uud to have been, iu 1'hUudcl
phia since that time.
A meeting of journeymen plunihw was
held yesterday afternoon, at Highlit and Locust
streets, ut which it was reported that out of
ninety men originally on the strike for higher
wages, but nineteen now remain, the employers
having generally acceded to the demand of 3'50
for a day's labor.
The first course of granite Is now being
laid at the new Masonic Temple, Broad and
F'ilbert streets. The huge blocks thus far used
will, in addition to tho massive foundation, indi
cate tho substantial character of the building,
which, when finished, will be one of the liuest
structures in the United States.
The annual meeting of the Philadelphia
Library Company took place yesterday after
noon at the Library building. Fifth street, below
Chesnut. An election for Directors and Trea
surer was held, resulting as follows: Directors
(ieorge W. Norris, Henry J. Williams, Charles
Willing, David Lewi. J. "I. Clark Hare, Peter
McCall, Alexander Biddle, Henry Wharton,
Henrv Crainond, 8. Morris Walu: Treasurer,
Lloyd P. Sntitlu
Domestic Allntrs.
Gold closed yesterday at
Ended the "Dyer court-martial.
Collector Grinuell is in Washington.
Robert E. Lee is still In Georgetown. D. C.
Chief Justice Chase has goue to Richmond.
Rcsiuous coal has beeu discovered in Alaska.
Mad dogs are daily becoming more nume
rous. Llcutenant-Gcneral Sherman was Iu New
York yesterday.
Consul-General Plumb will sail for Cuba on
Thursday.
Minister Motley left Washington, last night,'
for New York.
James Hunnewell, a prominent Boston mer
chant, died on Saturday.
Miss Kate Field lectured on "Woman," last
evening, in Brooklyn.
Let each Republican in the city sec that he
is properly registered to-day.
Last evening the Seventeenth United States
Infantry arrived at Richmond.
Sixth Auditor Martin lias entered upon his
duties in the United States Treasury.
A large portion of the cotlou crop in Ala
bama has beeu destroyed by the recent heavy
rains.
Two colored men and a white man were
killed In a riot at Brownsville, Tennessee, on
Sunday night.
Ex-Postmaster Kelley, of New York, has
been presented with a $700 watch by the Post
Ollice employes.
A Convention of Bishops of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South, will assemble iu St.
Louis this week.
Francis McKean, of Milbury. Massachusetts,
was killed on Saturday, ou the Providence Rail
road, near Worcester.
A bill providing for a paid fire department
in the city of Brooklyn has pas-ed the New York
Legislature.
Last Sunday the schooner Susan and Julia
laden with lime', took lire in Piovincetowit har
bor, and was totally destroyed.
An attempt to rob an express wagon yester
day, iu New York, was frustrated by the arrest
ot the would-be highwaymen.
John S. Hayward, an old and wealthy citl
en, and one of the largest landholders iu Illi
nois, died at Hillsboro, Illinois, yesterday.
Frank J. Cheyney, a lad of fifteen, yester
day committed suicide at North Andover,
Mass., rather than apologize to his teacher for
truancy.
An engineer on a freight train of the Toledo,
Peoria, and Wabash Railroad was killed yes
terday, by the breaking down of a bridge, near
Lecor, 111. Several cars were smashed.
A German undertook to steal a ride from
New York to Pittsburg by hiding in a car con
taining guano. When lie reached narrisburg he
wanted to go for some cologne.
Foreign Adntm.
London, May 3. A public meeting was held
at St. James' Hall to-night, under Tory manage
ment, to protest against the bill for the dises
tablishment of the' Irish Church. The audience
was large, and many conservative peers were
prcHcut; also members of the House of Com
mons. Resolutions were adopted strongly con
demning Mr. Gladstone's bill, and calling on the
f T 1. . Hn;n,.t r. inn I I'la 1 lv .liter It
London, May 3 Midnight. T hi House of
Commons, in committee to-niirht. resumed the
xmixlili-.ration of the Irish Church bill. Clause
3(5, concerning: the regium douum, was so
amended as to include within the provision for
...........Mntirm tlin ministers of all congregations
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w . ...l..Wt.,l tin. etimliflisntiml Was
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small, but the endowments were small compared
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Willi l.no services icuuk. v -y v ;
t....i i ...wl n.miAtir tt Gin lirincmle ot the
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bill, the present eudowment was the only basis
for compensation.
Clause 37, providing for compensation to pro
fesors, and for payments in respect to the build
ings of Belfast College, was stricken out, In coin-
liliauco wttn tne request, ot me ucnuHawu
i ...1.1, tin. iniiixinit if tlir (ioveriimcnt.
oyiiou, mm nii l..v. . .... ...... - . .
Mr Gladstone intimated that other provisions
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WOU1U oe uiiiuu i "
.r v.. ,. .r u.,v r-4 4 ll;iv-iiii!i ri.ppiuI. d:ited
the 30th ult., says the revolutionary party held
i .....mnidd nt KiLuricmi on the 1:itli of
. h ! ...1,1,. i. 'i.ai.iiH,. j ni'i'lili'il Thirty re
rircsentatives were present trom nil parts ot tho
island. Resolutions declaring that the revolu
.. ... la tfirhtltiir tin iiiili'iiendeiiee from
llonary I'fiik k"v," i
Spaiu and annexation to tho United States were
unanimously uuuj.
Oucsada was again elected generalissimo of
the revolutionary armies. The delegates were
enthusiastic, sanguine, uuuuui i.nui.
v ., . u..... lriiw.ln ii ri'imrt eonies that
Knanish troops have captured Betaneourt and
. .i .. I.,iia lit tllll ri V'fll lit lllll:l I'V 111111-
severai oiner uiui.iv." - j
IUlttce. Trnviniti timrtiiitu iiiiiiAimr'i'
JIVN, iiay "' j -... ....... ............
that insurgents have appeared iu the jurisdiction
, t Cinco V llhts and tho surrouuding country.
U mvlanre plantations and esUites have been
iuny f . (;(lVerniuent olllcors.
neied in i" .,JAJ.'"
iShrrHPi. Halom.
Among nther properties sold by tho Sherilf
yesterday afternoon, at tho stated monthly sale,
were the following, for the prices named:
Brick factory, improvements and lot, N. E.
comer Twenty-second and Wood streets, KK. feet
front, 1f.5 feet 7 inches deep. Ground rent, J
m.rioo.
Building and lot, north side Washington street,
liO feet west of Thirteenth street, fK) feet front,
113 feet 3 inches deep. Ground rent, 1'H)
Frame house and lot, N. W. tdde Frank ford
road and east side of avenue leading to Franklin
Cemetery, R2 feet front. U'O feet deep on S. W.
line, lUO feet on N. E. line, 110 feet on rear
:io(io.
1 hi cc-Hory brick house and lot, S. W. corner
Thirteenth and Ogden streets, lr feet front. 4'.
feet deep on south line, AC toct on north line,
and breadth iu rear, 'Jii feet. Ground rent, (10
4 '-WHO.
Three-story brick house and lot. west side
Svcnth t reel, isa fcd south of Master street,
17 feet front, MO feet deep. Ground rent, 10
:;().
Lot S. E. side E. Washington street, begin
ning N.E. side Chew street, thence N.E. ii(VT feet,
east i:;o feet, south JJ feet, S. W. 201 feet, N. W.
."(rj tcet, rW).
Thrcc-i-tiiiy brick house and stone slaughter
house, S. W. corner Spring Garden and Twenty
fourth ttreets, 44 feet lront, 07 feet 7 inches
deep. Cronnd rent, it'SO trtViOO.
'1 lirce-story sttine dwelling and lot, S. R. side
Haines and Schacllcr street, 'Jf.i feet 11 inches in
fiout. lOil feet 10 inches deep, i?1800.
Three-story brick house and lot west side
Nineteenth street, 123 feet l Inches north of
Contcs street, 18 feet front, 110 feet deep, 4.VK.
Three-story brick house and lot, west side
Nineteenth street, 104 feet i inches north of
Coatcs street, 18 feet front, 110 feet deep. .$3000.
Lager beer garden S. E. corner Einleu street
and 1 'ronton nvcniie, if 12,000.
Lot cast side Seventh street, 03 feet north of
Thompson street, 15 feet 8 Inches in front, 05
feet 10 inches deep. Ground rent, .$tW $5000.
Lot south side Ellsworth street, 82 feet i
inches west of Sixteeutli street, 10 feet front, 70
fei t deep, $3200.
Two three-story brick houses and lot, north
side Hamilton street, 157 feet 10 inches cast of
Twentieth street, 10 feet 10 inches frout, 07 feet
deep, 3200.
Lot, N. W. corner Thirty-second and Jlaver
ford streets, 177 feet front," 180 feet deep, 2700.
Three-story brick house and lot, south side
Richard street, 110 feet west of Sixteenth street,
tlienoe south 31 feet, cast 4 feet, north 2 feet,
cast 12 feet, north 20 feet, west 10 feet, to begin
ning, 1000.
Lnfinished three-story brick house on Fifth
street; unfinished two-story brick house ou Or
chard street, and lot, cast side of Fifth street, 'M
feet north of Dauphin street, 12 feet front, 80
feet deep. Ground-rent. 42 S'.tOO.
Lot, east side Broad street, GO feet south of
Susquehanna avenue, 30 feet front, 105 feet deep.
Ground rent, 54 1800.
Brick house and lot, N. W. corner Second and
Master streets, 10 feet 8 inches front, 02 feet
deep, 2500.
Lot, north side Coates street. 100 feet west of
Fifteenth street, 22 feet 4 inches front. Vti feet
'& inches deep on the west Hue, 00 feet 0
inches on the cast line, 2000.
Brick house and lot, west side Gcrmantown
ivenuc. 348 feet south of Fifth street, 18 feet
front, 00 feet deep on the north line, 0J feet on
south line. Ground rent, 54 700..
Hirec-story brick house nnd lot S. E. corner
Seventeenth and Latonia streets, 18 feet frout,
70 leet deep, 55000.
Three-story brick factory, one-story brick
building and lot, south side Cherry street, 140
feet 6 inches west of Third street, 10,O0.
Lot N. E. corner Oak and Preston streets, 100
feet front, 150 feet 4 Inches deep; subject to
building restrictions. 4400.
Two-story rough-cast mansion house, with
tower, coach-house, and lot, N. E. comer Sum
mit street aud Prospect avenue, 10,500.
The City Contort.
Yesterday, at 3 o'clock P. M., the Board of
Examiners met in the Grand Jury room at tho
new Court House. The Exauiiuers were re
quested to note that on behalf of those elected
for the county oifiees ttie respondents proceeded,
with this case, reserving to themselves the right
to contest the lurtlicr jurisdiction ot tins court.
mat-much as the same was not determined at the
next term after the petitions were Hied, us pro
vided by the fifth section of the act of July 2,
W.i'.i.
James Erickson, Lieutenant of the Second
district, sworn Iu October, 1808, resided ou S.
Second street, in the Second division ot the
First ward; voted at the October election: there
was a disturbance at the polls that day while I
was there; as a person approached to vote, ho
was driven away, and two shots were tired at
him by the crowd; in the crowd there were about
forty or fifty men: a pistol was drawn upon me.
and I drew "my revolver and fired in return; a
half-dozen weapons were then drawn on me; 1
stepped towards them, and they rushed back
wards and turned aud tired again. The witness
then recounted that a turbulent time was had at
the poll, and that he was several times shot at
aud tho fire returned.
Counsel for respondents here oflered in evi
dence the judges' returns of the First ward, in
which no votes are returned lor the r ilih,
Eighth, and Ninth precincts.
Michael M. Goft testified that he did not vote
in the Second division of the First ward in Octo
ber last. (His name Is on the list of voters and
assessed at Second and Marker streets.)
Charles McBrule testified to the election being
conducted In tho Second division in a rough
manner. He swore that Supreme Court papers
were not recognized, and that no vouchers were
sworn.
Mr. Goff recalled I moved between the two
elections, and voted in October at Bouvicr's; I
had forgotten the matter, but now recollect that
In November I voted iu the Third division.
William Irviu testified to the election being
conducted irregularly in the Second division,
but could not name one illegal vote that was re
ceived. Peter and Henry Easterday, and other wit
nesses, testified todisorder at the polls in the
Second division, and the testimony closed for
the day.
Tlic Indiati War.
Chicago, May 3. The following was received
at General Sheridan's headquarters to-dav:
Writing under date of March 2S. from Fort
Sully. General D. S. Stanley says everything
that" lias been done to make peace with the
Sioux, as a nation, is an entire lailure, and the
Indians are just as lar lrom peace to-day as they
were two years ago. The Indians boasted".
while near this place, of having killed white
men this winter over on the rlatte, and steal
ing horses. I believe there are war parties
out now to depredate on the line of
t lie Pacific Railroad. Their hostility may run
on in some way without showing itself only by
an occasional "murder, though 1 fear it may de
velop in a worse form iu the way of heavv
attacks on the frontier. Unfortunately for the
ideas of our peace advocates, these Indians sav
tlii-v do not want peace: that the whites are
alraid of them, which is the reason we send so
much lor them to eat; that they will make us
leave this country, and will stop the boat on
the Missouri river. That portion of the Sioux
that were friendly two years ago, have con
tinued so. and are' friendly to-day. They have
gamed none in their number, and all reports to
s . , . i : 1.. ...,1 l. .1.
the contrary mat nine uecu nn umi luiumu
the country and asserted at Washington are
false. .
" COVERNMENT SALES.
t a v Y 1) E I' A H T M EN T.
V " u'lonmms. Anril 27. fsfill.
The Navy Department will olt'er for sale the nrl.e
sti uiuir ATLANTA, us she now lies at beaifiie Isluud,
on the IMIi day of MAY next, at Vi o'clock M.
The vessel and her Inventory can be examined ut
any time ou application to the Commandant of the
BiiitUm. . .
The whole amount of the purchase money must bo
paid ut the time of the adjudication, and the vessel
in u hi he removed from the Klation within tell days
from the day of sale. A. fS. HO I UK,
4 w ut Secretary of the Mvy.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
for additional Marine Knm net trt Pail.
AMU AN AO FOR PIIILADELPIHA THIS DAY.
Sm Kinks. 4'M Moon Kisr I fO
Sen Hr.in ltd!' IIkih W'atkr Mri
FHILADKLPIIIA BOARD OF Tit AD It.
J. PniCE WrTHFHlI.L, )
Kami'ki. (i. stokem, Committee of thb Month.
JaMKH DotlllHKRTY, )
MOVK.MfcNTfi OK OCEAN STEAMSHIP.
KllR AMKRICA.
Cltjr nf Cork I.lvorimol Now Vork via 111... April 1(1
Olympus hi vo pool Now Vurk .
...April 10
tllM'IO..
l.ivrniiwi) Niv Vork via Iloa
..Ann: 2.1
..Aprilvil
..Aprils
Ilplvptin..
1 .afiiyclU) .
.l.ivnrpool ....Nnw Vork.
, llrwit N.-w Vork
I'OR KUKOPK.
.Now Vork....l.lvi'rpool
.Now York llntiilHirir
City nf Cork
..May
..lM.iy
,.M ly
..May
...May
Cot Aiimchi'Htfr. Now Vork. ...Liverpool
:rn Anm
Slhrriu Now ork. ... Liverpool
Iilnlio Now York. ... Liverpool
l.utiiyutto New york. ...Ilavro
..May 16
..May 6
..May H
i;UAS I W l,N., UIMll'.fll lU, D.1U,
J. W. rvPorinnn. ,1'hilailA :liarloHton
Coltltlilmi New York. ...Havana
( itvof Mpxico. . Now York. ... Ilnviina A V. 'rur,
.May K
.Itimatn I'lulada N. Urlojnn ami Huv.Mav
IS
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15
Toti'iwarida I'liilatla. Savannah May
Pioneer rmlail a Wilminirton... . t May
Wi nth A mi rira. .New Y rk. ...Hio Janeiro Mav
MiiMHaru lorwanlon hv every at eanierin therwimlar linoa.
The Mounters for or froui l.iverjHMil call At tneonitown, oi
cept the Canadian lino, which call ut lniilon'l.trry. Tu
BtHjiniem fur or from tuo Continont cull at houLhaiu'pton.
CI.PARKI) YKSTF.IIDAV.
Steamer F. Franklin, Pierwnn, llattiinorn, A. Ornvoa, Jr.
nriK naicico, .licuunncil, ivimaton, ja., U. . W eular 4
( o.
I'.ritt Tamilian. Ijinir. Portland. Warren A (iroinr
Selir P. Hcnco, AiIhiha, Mimtiin. Andonrioil, Norton k Co.
SehrCliii!. Iioewr, .laiiienon. Hath, do.
Sehr Hi.rry l,oo, l.ittlo, HoMton, do.
Schr K. It. Shnw, Shaw, ttoatoli, do.
Si-hr Manna Iia, Talbot, lionton. I,. Audonriod A I V.
Sehr.I.H. .Met lellan, l urr, Portland, do.
Sehr Fly, l.nrua, Lynn, do.
Si hr Kunding UK. No. 2ti, Thomas, Norwalk, do.
Sehr A. llartlo. Mime, ItoHton, do.
Schr Headinn KK. No. SI, Rice, Norwalk, do.
Sehr Umij. Strong, Harris, Providonco, Siniiiikaon A Cu.
Sehr II orriek, Haldwin, 'TaunUin, do.
SehrS. A. Itoice. Yates, Newlniiyport, Wold, Nauli- A Co.
Schr 11. O. Hand, Hand, Apponuui;, do.
. ATtnrVF.D YFSTF.RDAY.
StenmHhin J. VV. Fvennan.Snvdor.Sf hours from Charles
ton, with nuUe. and paaHenitnrs to K. A. Soulier A Co.
Steaiimlnp Fnniiii, Froomun, 20 hours trom Now York,
with nnlBo. to .John F. t)hl.
MeHUler Mars, t.rilllllov. 24 hours from Aav York.
with nnlBe. to W. M. Itaird A Co.
Steamer Vulcnn, Morriaon, 24 hours from New York,
with indue, to W. M. Haird A Co.
Schr n. II. fjadv. n fMid. from nw York, with snlt tn W.
Bumni A Son.
Schr J. H. KhrmAn. Rohinsnn. 10 rlavs from Nnwlinrr
Bridge, with shiiiKles to Henry l'rokey.
penrurioio, niaiii, 14 nays irom rortiann, witn piaster
o Thos. C. Hand, Jr. vcsacl to S. L. Morcliant A Co.
Schr Gov. Hurton. Ludlani. S davs from lloatnn. in ImllAHt.
to liennox A ItiirKess.
Schr Isaac Klcll. Crowell.R davs from Rnstnn. with nidut
to Knight A Sons
Schr Rloxsoni, KInxsom, 1 day from Lebanon, Del., with
grain to James Rarratt.
iiciir a. a. Andrews, Kelly, from Uoston, with mdse.
Schrtlceun Wave, linker, 6 days from Providonco.
Schr Manna Iia, Talbot, from New York,
hlonn Uoxor. lavia. 1 dav from Smyrna. Del., with crrnin
to Jiib. Ii. Rewlpy A Co.
steumtUK America, irden, from Ronton via Uoluware
Breukwutur b houra.
MKMORANDA.
Ship Saranak. Turlov. from Livemonl for Phil. id.. hiliin
was Hpekon l;iih ult., lat. 4, Iodk. 3n.
Ship Thoiuns llarward, Strickland, cloared at Havre 17th
ult., lor Cardiff nnd Crated States.
StllD Matilda Hllvard. I rt. for Plnladolnhia. nailed
from Liverpool jsth ult.
bteainKhil) Juniata, lloxin. for Philadolnhia. Railed from
Havana yesterday.
naruue t adette, Christian, hence, at Liverpool 21st ult.
Baruue Presto. Rrtiwn. for Vhiliulnlnhm. auilnd fpfini
Newport, Fjitf., 17th ult.
Uaripie Scliainyl, Crosby, sailed from Messina 8th ult. for
Boston.
Rria F.Iein. Healer, for Philadelphia, sailed from A r.
drossan 15th ult.
Schr J. W. Yanneman, Sharp, from Swan Island, sailed
lrom Fortress Monroe 1st inst., tor Wood's Hole.
Sclir Mary r.. Lods. Hardv. cleared at Portland 1st inst..
for Cardenas.
Schr Flnma L. Porter. Snarks. at NaTasaa l.rith ult.. for
Wilmington, Del., 22l.
Schr Mary McKee, Sharp, for Baltimore SM, at Piavassa
16th ult.
Schr Marietta Tilton, Fritzinger, cloared at Baltimore
1st inst., for Fall River.
Schr ''Kilhnrn." of Helfnut. Me., from Windsor for Phi
ladelphia, put into Roston yesterday, having split her sails
in the Btorm on Sunday.
schr J. j'.. t'ratt, mickerson, lor rniiauoipuia, ciearea at
Boston lat inat.
Schr J. C Little, Little, hence for If inchaiu, at Holmes'
Holu lNt inst.
Schrs Read ina RR. No. 42. and P. McDev tt. for Phila-
delphiu, sailed trom Norwich sot h ult.
Scars ,) amen v eiiiren, uavaiiur, uence rnr uoston, ana
L. A. Danenhower, Shepard, hence for Hoxbury, sailed
from Holmes' Hole 80th ult.
Schr Marnhall Perine. Packard, from Rockport for 1'lu-
ladelphia, sailed from Holmes' Hole 1st mat.
Schr Isaac Oliver, Parnell, hence, at Now York 1st inst.
Schr Hello, .lonea, hence, at ruinioutn iin nit.
Schr Shiloli. Hehbard. was loadiux ut .Savann ili 2ith ult.
for Philadelphia.
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racnr 11. V . ionuon, iuuuuu, ueiict?, at nouiKaivwii,j.
C.,2iith ult.
Schr Brondfleld, Crowell, hence, at Boston 1st inst.
Schr A. E. I runiuor, Lruimier, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Roston lHt inbt.
Schr WatauRa, Lawrence, cleared at Wilminirton, N. C,
3ot ti ult. for New York.
SchrW. W. Pliaro, Allen, was loading at Wilmington,
N. C, 2th ult. for Philadelphia.
MISCKLLANY.
The clipper ship Chi main, ot Philadelphia, was lowered
from the grout balance dry dock, noiu" tho foot of Pike
slip, New York, on Suturday at nooii. She had been
caulked, now trustile trees were given her, the old metal
was stripped oft and a new suit of vellow metal sheathing
luinishcd her. This was the result of an underwriter!,'
survey, peiidiug which it wus discovered that she had on
two kinds of mottil, one of Amerioau, the other of Knglisu
manufacture. The latter was entirely eaten away by some
ppeuliur action of tho sea water, while the tonner was
uuiteusgood us when put on her in California eighteen
months ago.
The barque Ijidy Hildu, Mills, from London for Phila
delphia, which put into Portland 5th ult., was making 7
inches water per hour, having met with heavy seas. She
wus surveyed onthetjth and ordered to be lightened, the
leak being evidently in the upper works. A Blight leak had
been discovered ueur the sternpost shortly after tho vessel
saiied, and she was put ou the mud below trravesend for
two hours, and a carpenter engaged, but the leak could
not be tound.
The steam barge Susie, of and for Rordentown, with 65
tons pig iron and HO tuna coal, suddenly sunk about three
o'clock on Sunday morning, while lying at Walnut street
wnart. The cause of her sinking is not known. W". Wood,
h renin n colored), and Peter Leonard, deck hand (white),
were on board at the time, and are supposed to have gone
down with the barge, winch now lays about 2o feet from
the end of Cope's wharf. Arrangements have been luado
to raise her.
CROCERIES A ND PRO VISIONS.
J? RES II F ilUIT IN CANS!
PEACHES, PINEAPPLES, ETC.,
UKEKN CORK, TOMATOES.
FRENCH PEAS, MUSHROOMS,
ASPARAGUS, ETC. ETC.
ALBE11T C. HOBE11T.S,
Di aler iu Fine Groceries,
11 7!rp Cor. ELEVENTH aud VINE Streets.
I C II A E L MEA G II E It & c67,
No. 223 South SIXTEENTH" Street,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
PROVISIONS,
OYSTERS, AND SAND CLAMS,
Foil FAMILY USE.
TERRAPINS 816 FER DOZEN.
3i
ROOFING.
t k a d y u o o T i n (7
IV This Rooling is adapted to all buildings. It can be
applied to
BTEF.P OR FLAT ROOFS
at one-half the expense of tin. It is readily put on old
Shingle Loofs without removing the shingles, thus avoid
ing the illumining of ceilings uud furniture while uuilur
goiug repairs. (No gravel used.)
PRI.SKKV1 YOUR TIN ROOFS WITH WKLTON'S
1CLASTIU PAINT.
I am always prepared to Repair and Paint Roofs at short
notice. AImi. PA INT FOR SALIC by the barrel or galluu,
the best uud cheapest in the market.
W. A. WF.LTON,
No. 711 N. NINTH Street, above Coates, ami
. a 175 No. , WALNUT Street.
rM OWNERS, ARCHITECTS, Hl'ILDElW
-1 AND ROOI F.RS. Roots! Yes, yes. Fvery size and
kind, old or new. At No. M:i N. THIRD Street, die AMK
RICA N I'ONCKKTK PAINT AND ROOF COM PAN V'
are selling their celebrated paint for TIN ROOKS, an 1
for preserving all wood and metals. Also, their solid ooin
plex roof covering, the best ever ottered to tho public, with
biuches, cans, buckets, etc., for the work. Anti-vermin,
fire, und Waterproof; Light. Tight, Durublu. No crack
ing, , filling, or shnnkiiif!. No paper, gravel, or heat. Good
for all climates. Directions given lor work, or g iod woik
nien supplied, (.'are, promptness, certainty! One price!
Call! Fxuiuine! Judge!
Agents wauled for interior counties,
a!! JOSFPH LKKDS, Principal.
M'O HL'ILDEllS AND CONTK ACTORS.
J- V e are prepared to furnish F.nglish iinportod
ASPHALTIC ROOFING FFL'V
In quantities to suit. This rooting wua used to cover the
Paris Kihibuiuu in Itxi".
. . MKRCHANT CO.,
4 Sl Jin Nos. 617 aud 6lit MINOR Street.
ROOFINO. LITTLE & CO., "THE LIVE
ROOFF.RS." No. 1": M i u u kT Ktreet. Kverv
description of Old and laky Hoofs made tight and war.
ranted to keep iu repair lor five year. Old Tin Roots
uiado equal to new. A trial only required to insure sutia-
laulion. uruers promptly aileudeU Ul.
0
LD (i RAVEL ROOFS COVERED OVER
with MmUO blate, and warranted for ten year.
HAMILTON niTOrin,
3 1WQ Mu. is B. TitNTU barmit.
FIRE AND BURCLAR PROOF SAFE
CIIAMPIOiN SAFES!
UNSUCCESSFUL BUROLAIIY.
LETTER OF MESSRS. DAVID DOVS A CO.
New Yohk, April 10, 1809.
IlERBINO, FAKRKL A HllKKMAK,
No. sni Broadway.
Gents: On the night of the 22d ultimo, ourstoro,
No. SO Sonth street, was entered, and a desperate at
tempt made by burglars upoa ouo of your sales Iu our
conntlnR-room.
The key to the safe In which we kept onr sernrltlea
wns locked Inside of our fire-proof book safe, tho
doors of which were literally cut, to pieces j from this
they obtained the key to the other safe and opt-ned
IU Fortunately we had one of your Burs;litr-rroof
Ranker's ChcRts Inside, la which our valuables were
deposited. This they went to work at with a will,
aud e vidently used up all their time and tools in vain
uttempts to force It. The nljfht was dark and stormy,
and the fact of their knowing where our key was
kept shows that their plans wi re well matured They
tried wedging the door and body of the Chest, and
the faithful sure bears evidence of the labor aud skill
devoted to the work. All was useless, and it ts with
great satisfaction wo report that upon opening It we
found our securities all a,fe, and can therefore cheer
fully indorse the Burglar-Proof work recommended
by yon.
You will please send the new safe purchased by ns
to our count lug-house, and take the old one, to show
that some safes are still manufactured woithy of the
iiume. David Dowa fc Co.
FARREL, HERRING & CO.,
CHAMPION SAFES,
NO. 629 CHESNUT STREET,
4 17 4ptf
PniLADELPFTIA,
Ii, M A I S E It,
MANUFACTURER OF
!RE AND BURGLAR-PROOF SAFES,
LOCKSMITH, BELL-HANGER, AND DEALER IN
BUILDING HARDWARE,
8 6! No. 434 RACE Street.
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
R C M O V
A L
OF
J. W. PRICE'S RESTAURANT
FROM
FOURTH AND CHESNUT
TO
No. 305 CHESNUT Street.
ON THURSDAY, MAY 6,
1 will open my new and greatly enlarged DINING
ESTABLISHMENT, at No. 805 CHESNUT Street,
where I have fitted up the first and second stories
with every comfort and convenience for LADIES
and GENTLEMEN.
The dining-rooms are large and airy, and no pains
will be spared to insure a continuance and Increase
of the generous patronago which has been hitherto
extended.to my establishment by the public.
4 296t J. W. PRICE.
Mt. Vernon Hotel,
8i Monument street, Baltimore.
Elegantly Furnished, with unsurpassed Culslsa.
On the European Plan,
D. Pa MORGAN.
PATENTS.
QFFICE FOR PROCURING PATENTS,
FORREST BUILDINGS,
NO. 119 S. FOURTH STREET, PHILA.,
And Marble Buildings,
No. 460 SEVENTn Street, opposite V. S. Patent
Office, Washtngton, D. C.
II. IIOWSON,
Solicitor of Patents.
C. IIOWSON,
Attorney at Law.
Communications to be addressed to the Principal
Office, Philadelphia. 4 1 lm
T) A T E N T
OFFICE.
X
PATENTS PROCURED IN THE UNITED STATES
AND EUROPE.
Inventors wishing to take out Letters Patent for
New Inventions are adviHt'd to consult with C. H.
EVANS, N. W. comer FOURTH and WALNUT
Streets, Philadelphia, whose faculties for prosecuting
cases before tho Patent Oillce are unsurpassed by
anv other agency. Circulars containing full informa
tion to Inventors can be hud ou application. Models
made secretly.
C. II.
3 4thstu! N. W. Cor. FOURTH and WALNUT.
pATENTS PROCURED IN THE UNITED
STATES AND EUROPE.
XiDW-iYXSD B1JOWN,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
No. 8U WALNUT Street.
3 13 stuthSm
T TNITEL STATES PATENT OFFICE.
L Washington, O. C, April 16, IntW.
On the petition of JO.Sl'.PU A. PKAtlODY, of Phila
dolphin, 1 a.. pruyiiiK for the extension of a patent Kruuted
to lulu on the litli day of July, laisi, for an improvement,
in Alui lune for MortisinK Window Klin, In, it is ordered that
suid petition be heard at this office on tho 'Jltu day ut' Juno
next. Any person may opjiose this exteiiHinn. Objections,
depositions, iinii other papers should bo lllod iu till utlico
twenty days beluru tliu uuy ut uearuiir.
I'. I
LISHA FOOT K.
4 2i tuft
ConiniihHioiior of Patent.
FERTILIZERS.
I
70R LAWNS. GARDENS. GREEN-
UOt'hl-S AND t ARMS,
OAUOII'S
RAW-BONE SUPKR-PHOSPHATE OK LIME Will
lie found a powerful MANURE.
It is prompt iu lis action; it contains the Becds of
no pestiferous weeds, uud will produce luxuriant
growth of iiruss, Flowers, Strawberries, and all Gar
den Vegetables uud Plants.
Dealers supplied by the cargo, direct from the
wliurf or the manufactory, ou liberal terms.
Send your address uud procure free "Jourualof the
Farm."
ISA i ; ii &Mns,
No. 20 H. DELAWARE AVENUE.
This Fertilizer cun bo had of all Agricultural Deal
ers In city tir country. II 1 tutlisaiu
DRUQO I ST'S SUNDRIES.
7? II. TURNER,
J.V, WHOI.I SAI.K DKAI.FR IN
COMtlS. JiHUbllKH, i'KKFUMKKY,
DRUUOI8TH' H17NDH 1KB
No. 1U4 C11K.MNCT hlKKET,
RKCONO FLOOR.
it'm Puii.iDm.PuiA.
CHROMO LITHOGRAPHS.
piCTURES FOlt PRESENT
A. 8. ROB III 3 ON,
No. 810 CHESNUT Street,
Das Just received exquisite specimens of
ART, SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.
FINE DRESDEN " ENAMELS" ON PORCELAIN.
IN GREAT VARIETY.
SFLEND1D PAINTED PHOTOGRAPHS,
Including a Number of Choice Gems.
A 8UTERB LINE OF CUROMOS.
A largo assortment of
NEW ENGRAVINGS, ETC.
Also, RICH STYLES FRAMES, of elegant new
patterns. 3 1
WINDOW SCREEN.
LIES AND MOSQUITOES.
MAGOUN'S TATENT ADJUSTABLE
WINDOW SCREEN
WILL FIT ANY WINDOW.
SELLERS BROTHERS.
NO. C23 MARKET ST., PHILADELPHIA
SOLE MANUFACTURERS.
Lltieral discount to the trade. 4 291m
PAPER HANGINGS.
J) E P O T
FRENCH AND AMERICAN
PAPEE HANGINGS,
ZN'os. 11 and 13 X. INI-VI'lI Street.
AN ASSORTMENT OF
French and American Wall Papers,
Original in Design, Elaborate In Finish, Unsurpassed
lu (Quality, and Incomparable lu Price.
A force of workmen who combine taste with skill,
execution with promptness.
In store, and arriving monthly per Paris steamer,
the richest aud most complete assortment of DECO
RATIONS aud EMBLEMATICAL DESIGNS, suit
able for Hall, Mansion, or Cottage.
X.The above now ready for Inspection, and a visit Is
most earnestly requested by
8 27 stnth3m HENRY S. MATLACK.
PAPER HANGINGS
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
NAGLE, COOKE & ETOG,
LATE WITH
HOWELL & BROTHERS,
No. 1338 CHESNUT Street.
8 4 thstu2m PHILADELPHIA.
Trade Supplied at Manufacturers' Prices.
BEAN & WARD.
PLAIN AND DECORATIVE
PAPER HANGINGS,
NO. 251 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
BETWEEN WAIJrT AND STRUCK,
PHILADELPHIA.
COUNTRY WORK PROMPTLY ATTENDED
m 2 18
LOOK ! LOOK ! 1 LOOK ! 1 ! WALL PAPERS
nd Linen Window Shades Manufactured. th
cheapest in the city, at JOHNrVt'ON'rJ Depot. No. 10:13
M'RlNU GAKDKN Street, below Kleventh, Branch, No.
307 FKDKHAL Street. Camden, New Jersey. 8 36
A HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF WALL
PAPKR8 and Window Shade.. S. F. BALlKH
STONA SON.No. VpZ SPKINU UAKDKN Stt. U& am
neWpulTiiOatIons.
gUREAU VERITAS
(FRENCH LLOYDS).
INTERNATIONAL REGISTER FOR
CLASSIFICATION OF VESSELS.
THE RKOISTKR VERITAS, containing the Olasri
Scation of Vessels surveyed in the Continental, Hritish
and American ports, for the year 1H6V, ia FOR SALE by
the Agent in New York.
ALF MKRIAN A CO.,
4 26 No. 4 KXCliANUK FLACK.
THE FAMILY DOCTOR. A DICTIONARY
OF DOMKSTIO MKDfClNE AND SURGEBV,
Especially adapted for family ntte.
BY A UtSl'KNSAKY RURGEON.
Illustrated with upwards of One Thousand Illustration,
crown evo., cloth, 75u pages and an Appendix, &i dU; ual
morocco, $4. Agents wauled. Apply to
OKOKGK OFBRIE,
4 23 lm No. 730 SANSUM Street.
OENT.'S FURNISHING GOODS.
pATENT SHOULDER-SEAM
B1IIRT MANUFACTORY,
AND GENTLEMEN, FURNISIuNG STORE.
PERFECT FITTING SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
made lrom nieasuruiuent at vory short notice.
All other articles ot GKN'l'LKMKN'tt DUKS3 GOODS
mtuuwiety. WINCHESTER fe CO.,
U J No. 700 CHKSNUT Street.
H. S. K. C.
Harris' Seamless Kid Gloves.
EVi:itY PAIR WAKUANTED.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR GENTS' GLOVES.
J. VV. SCOTT & CO.,
Blttlrp NO. 814 CHESNUT STREET.
WANTS.
RANTED 50 BOARDERS AT THE
STETSON" ZXOU3I3,
No. 445 N. TIIIK1) Kircet.
lcr Week, and a Firsl-cliix Table. 4 17 lm
WANTED LOCAL AND TRAVELLING
Agent, in every city and town in the United States.
Great iuducrnifiits ottered to active men. Cull, or addrnis
with stamp, WOOD A CO., Kooin Id, No. 400 OUKSNUT
treet, PhiU. 8 f, 3m
BOARDING.
AT NO. 1121 GIRAIiD STREET MAY HE
obtained furnished aud ouf uiuiaUed nwina for Iwtii.
inc. lkwatd also, it deaued. j (j
AMUSEMENTS.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
i RK'JItNtJS' ENGLISH OPERA.
WHS. V. RICHINGS BKRNAUD DIRECTRESS
A. K PFNNOYKH Business Manatrer
S. liEHKKNS Conductor
1 HIM (Tnpwlsy) EVENING. May 4,
Wallace's boautilul Opera,
MAR1TANA .
TO MORROW (Wwlnn-jlnyl EVENING,
HONE OK fSl lt,E.
FRIDAY EVENING, Msy 7, MW. - - t
ANNUAL HENEKI T Oh A. S. VENNOYER, ,
HCK1NESH MANAGER,
MARTHA.
Fatnrdsy Afternoon ;HANI FAMILY MATINEE.
ERA DIAVOI.O
PRICES OK ADMISSION.
Psrqnr-tte.raniuotte Circle, and Balcony, ONE DOIe
' AH. No extra chsrire for reserving. .
rsnnly Circle , M o.nts
Amphitheatre 2.1 cents
Bon sheets now open at Trumpler'a Musio Store, Ouoanul
ireei, ana uie Acsueiiij.
ZIMMERMAN, Treasnrer.
WALNUT ST. THEATRE. BEGINS AT 75.
THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, May 4,
1 no disthtKuifehed atithnr nnd CMinetlisn, ,
MR. JOHN HKolHai AM, '
Whoso cnfrngeincut is positively limited to i
, , TWELVE NIGHTS,
1 revious to his departure fur California, will appear as
. TKKHY THICSWK.L, ;
In his (treat '
, DRAMATIC SATIRE
Lpon the vices, follies, and senwtions of the present tiruOj
entitled
THE IX)T'1'E1 Y OF LIFE.
Terry the Swell MR. JOHN BROUGHAM
MRS. JOHN DREW'S ARCH STREET.
I'll E AT H E. TieBins quarter to 8 o'clock.
. THIRD WEEK OF LOTfA.
I.OTTA inan.wi.iece, I'F.I'I.NA.
Monday, every evening, and Saturday
t,..o afternoon at a,
LOTTA'S original Dual Drnma.
TFPINA PKP1NA.
MVR'il.E MYDDTETONi LOTTA
? !!;".H,,,A,Y- HENEK1TOE CUBAN PATIOTS.
1 RlDAV-LOTf A H RhNKtlT.
qHEATKE COMIQUE, SEVENTH STREET,
-1 below Arch. Commences at 8 o'clock,
TUN LS )N A CO Proprietor
'lhird week of the gifted young Lyrio Artiste.
MISS SUSAN U ALTON.
TWO NEW COM It; OPERAS TO NIGHT,
"JESSIE I.KA"
and "LE8 DEI X AVEUOLES."
one liy Offenbach, one by Macferran, the whole Company
ppearing. MATIN EK SATURDAY. 6ttt
T?OX'S AMERICAN THEATRE
J First appearance here of THE DASHWOOI) SIS.
TFTRS. First appearance hero of HARRY GILBERT,
Gn
even
Lo
NE W YORK CIRCUS.
F'rom tho Hippotheatron Buildings, Fourteenth
street, opposite the Academy of Musio, .New York.
L.B. LENT ....DIRECTOR .
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT!
The public are respectfully informed that this celebrated
...!.. Irnlltm will u.li.l.i. in ll. Ila ..1 ..V.;
iiniin irnupe win exiiiini
ON EKiH I H STR EE'I
n. rt i n Mit r.r. r. a iihv I. KAUK.
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.
COMM ENCING MONDAY. Mv in.
when will be presented a series of those
BRII.I.IAN'I' EXCITING. AND F.I.FtflANTJ
EQUESTRIAN ENTERTAINMENTS
which for years have proved one of the most iopular and .
succepstul features of the public amusements of New Ywrk.
and which, for variety and splendor, will bo found
UNPARALLELED IN AMERICA!
Full particulars in future advertisements. 6 8tf
C II E S N U T STREET RIN K ,
Corner TWENTY-THIRD and CHESNUT Streets,
OPEN DAILY FROM 8 TO tUM. , . i
FOR VELOCIPEDE RIDING. ,
FOR VKMICIPEDE RIDINti. -FORVKLOCIPEDE
RIDING.
THIS (Tnesdayl EVENING, May 4,
A GRAND GALA TIME, .
FUN! FUN! FUN! , ,
A SPLENDID BAND OF MUSIO J
A SPLENDID BAND OF MUtjlU
will be in attendance.
A PRIZE EXHIBITION- : '.. . . ; , .
A PRIZE EXHIIUTION.
A PRIZE EXHIBITION.
A BEAUTIFUL SILVER TEA SET
" A BEAUTIFUL SILVER TEA SET
will be awarded to the ... . J
FASTEST RIDER. , i
A SACK RACE v
by Four Boys. ,
A BLINDFOLD RACE . ;
On Velocipedes . 'i
FOR A SEASON TICKET. ' .
A SLOW RACE '
FOR A SEASON TICKET.
A SEASON TICKET
to the
FASTEST BOY RIDER.
A SEASON TICKET '
TO THE BEST BOY RIDER, , j
Without using the hands. (4
Admission, Eihibition Nights : 36 cents .'
Regular-Admission 1(1 cent .
ST. AUfJUSTINE'H CHURCH. FOURTH ST. .
ORGAN OPENING AND SACRED CONCERT. .
THURSDAY EVENING. May 6, 1H. J
The Organ, rebuilt, with F:iectro-Magnetio Action, by
Standbridge Brothers, will bo performed upon by
MH. HENRY (J. THUNDER ' . .
andMastei ROBERT WINTERBOTTOM, and a choice) ,
programme of Classical Music. Gems fro mMOZAKT's '
Retjuiem, etc., etc., will be given by the Choir, aided by
Mr. i'hunder's Choral Class.
Tickets 60 cents. For sale at Musio Stores, eto., or at
the Church in the evening. 6 3 4t j
TXIIIBITION OF WATER-COLOR DRAW-J
J-V JNGS, IN AID OF THE CHILDREN'S HOS- ,
PITA L.-Open daily, from 9 A. M. to & P. M and from 8
to 10 P. M., at the Artist Fund Galleries, No. 1K4 OHK.8. 1
NL rStreot. Tickets, 26 cents; season tickets, $1: for saht .
at tlie Galleries. 4 22 lm 1
SE N fZ AND HASSLE R'S '
LAST MATINEE. . . i
, , SATURDAY, May 8, at 4 P. M. ,
ITnfinished Symphony Schnbert
Hriizi Overture Wagner
And other varieties. 64 H '
I ) ENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY OF FINE
-I ARTS. The Forty-sixth Annual Spring Exhibition
of Paintings, Sculpture, Ac, is now open.
Aomission, 2&0. : Season Tickets, 6Uo. 4 24 3 .
Open from 9 A. M. to 6s P. M and from l)j to 10 P. M.
VALER'S (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER '
GARDEN, Nos. 720, T22, 724, and 726 VINE Street
THE GRAND ORCHESTRION, formerly the property
of the GRAND DUKE OF BADEN, purchased at great
expense by JACOB VALKR, of this city, in combination
with FLAMER'S ORCHESTRA and Miss NELLIE AN- '
DFRSON, will perform EVERY AFTERNOON and 1
EVENING a,t the above-mentioned place. Admission
free. 1 ltf tt '
riYMNASIUM, CORNER OF NINTn AND 1
V.X ARCH Streets, for Ladies, Gentlemen, and Chil. '
dren, is now open JAY aud EVENING. Lessons given iq ;
Sparring and Fencing. Call in person or send for circular. '
H 6 atulhamo PROE L. LEWIS, i
PROPOSALS. I
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES'
Office of TnR Chief 8inal Officer, )
Washington, 1). C, April 'ii, i8o9.
Scaled Proposals, in duplicate, will be received at i
thlH oillce until 12 M. on FRIDAY, the SOth iiiHtant,
for BiipplyiiiR tlie Slfrrmi Service of the army wltn tho -followinir
articleB, viz. :
Twenty-live (25) HAND TELESCOPES, with Straps r
and Cups complete.
Sixty-five (fif.) MARINE GLASSES (Binocular), with '
Canes mid Straps coinpletp. '.
The wliolo to be delivered on or before the 1st of
July next
The Telescopes must be of not loss than thirty- '
three (liil), and the Murine Glatwes of not less than. f
five (fi), miiKiillyinir powers, and both of defining
power, and muke Hinillar aud etmul to the models iu '
this onUie. ' i
KiivelopeH to be endorsed "Proposals," and ad
dressed to the undersigned.
Further particulars ami requirements made known 1
on application to this oillce.
Tlie time for tlie reception of the above mentioned
proposals is extended to MONDAY, the luih day 1
of May next, at W M., and the time for lumishiine !
tlie tjupplies to tlie Kith day of July next,
Uy order of the Chief Signal Olllcer of the Army. ' '
L a NORTON,
Brevet Major, U. S. Army,
2 12t Property ami Disbursing Olllcer.
DEPOT QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.
Philadelphia, April 2J, lstu.
Scaled Proposals will be received at this Oillco '
until THURSDAY, May , 18GS, at 12 o'clock: M., for .
the manufacture and delivery at the Schuylkill
Arsenal of
I'lb Knapsacks.
t'M llaversat-ks.
Canteens, with Corks and Straps.
Samples of which can bo seen at this OinY; an.T
to which the articles must conform in all respect.
1 Hitlers will state lu their proposals how soon tlm
articles call be delivered, which must not be later
thrn the wh of Juno next, v r
The Quartermaster's Department reserves the rlirhr
to ieect any and all bids. nKnt
Any additional information desired bv the part ie
wlrhiiik- to bid, will be furnished upon am ica?b.n to
betbtalliedWUUrU "'"'iSw
4 29 6t BrCTetColoaL'lM;'A.5;M;,UNr2SA.,
r 61 jl'Qt QuartermitsUT.
rpiIE ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY OFFICII" .
-I NaM iOCHESNCTHtrwl, forwards PaVe-l p C?
WMerch.udi... Bank NoUai.Vud NSSZtSfe
owubueeoruioi nneuuonwilhotiier K.iTXIIl V "'."I
eat success of the Frennores. Throe Ballots every
ing. I. us Williams in six new Songs. Sallie Swift.
uise Robinson, and Kate Partington in theirirreat roloa.
LOOK OUT FOR SATURDAY MATINEES.
JOiLiiBfNGHAM,4-'
under tho confiscation u,