THE LATE EXP.LOSIOH AT OHNE/JUR -4
COB4ONEFI'd lal vzsr
BAKER'S FACTORY--
The Coroner's inquest in
lo
the case of the recew
exption at the
chandelier and lamp fit -
boiler
tory of Cornelius Baker, -on- Cherry street, wet:
commenced yesterday at the Central Station. Th. ,
following e v idea ce st ' s elicited:
Hobert Cornelius, sworn—Arn a - membn of the
firm of Cornelius & Baker; am acquainted wiie
the engineer; be - has been, in our employ soy , -
years . consider him a competent engineer: I seet v il :
stbout:four or five holirsln the factory every. aa
saw the engineer on. Thursday or Friday l Swat
have !earned that he Went to the factory
day night to fix up the fires for the next
on
morning; the boilers, have been in use w o n
two and three years; .there were two boilers;
nut
• know how they are -connectsd together;
r u t t it ti ,
know that they had changed the
iu
jeet or; we had purchased a ne a w; f i Fine from the
East; the old one was too f °lathe idjector;
was not in the factoi yon Monday; was there on -
Saturday morning, but don' t recollect going to the
engine room; 2: mat the boilers can be n separ
ately or together; they both received their W Lr,
from one injector; I do not - understand the
steam engine as well as tlio ein that businsss;
we get men to parforna this. work - yr a 03e tat dne- -
it is to do such work; we do not take men for th•
purpose out or the factory; we had p1:1. ? e 1. sit. tai
beginningot the office and engine room, a gauge,
andt they have eolith - ivied to operate tae Slane; tit i
week- ago, before any change had been ma le,
ew , that the gabge-wes-ninety-tutu po CA
imratouttelyseat Wore to the ereriaeer to reduce i .
to .4hty pounde r which is the et:LT.l.lm d poi,.t; e
immedhrely did "e.o,`:, at - d' I- thought more Of litth
the same thing occurred about a week of er. to 1
again sent word not to :et it get over eighty po ands;
watChed the gauge. and saw that he co n
with what I said: I cannot speak too well of this
man.
Is.aec .T..l3aker, sworn—l go roz,nlitr'y-to the-
Inanutuctory evely day; never saw tits eagmeer
ruder the influence of imme .ta'ely at er
the explosion at Merrick &Gown I asked my sett
if be had Lonfldence in the engineer of oar es ta
lishruent, and he esid -yes; .1 asked welt wa
were given him, one my sou replied i. , :tta p-r
week, which is M.• highest rate given as a getters.
thing; I asked how long he had rmAn.engaged, an I
he said ten 3 ears; there was a Bps of tare., ye ire
in this time whe, he wan employed san engiaeer
at another place; - 1. was ia tLe engine-room
Saturday, and gave espeeial rge. that every
care should be tak-n; I thought the eep,'Eaear en
tirely competent; I Lit perlectly site with him,
and a-so being acquainted with. the Weil-kat,
character of the makers of . the boilers, Messrs.
Morgan, Orr & Co.; the steam averaged from 7.1 t
8U pounds pressure; I arts int.rtnei that at tit -
time of the expleision there was- it pressure ~f
pounds indicated by :e gauge; others will tell
ou of this, of their o wn knowl dge; I was not
there at the tithe of the explosion.
William C. Biker swore —I have the supervi
sion of the manufactory all the tim , :arn in coo slant
communication with the engineer; I never smelled
liquor upon him; coMider him eveet way trust . -
worthy and competent; everybody Who kao
him says the same thingt I was at the manufactory
at l2)t o' clock Sunday; I had a conversation with
the engineer then - respecting the michinery, &a.;
he said everything was all right; I observe I th
boilers—no fire in them—the water was cold, ,and
running out of the cocks; there was no alteration
made in the boilers; a change had been made lithe
injector to suit the neW engine that had just been
introduced; owing to the extra work, we placed
anotherman to assist the engineer; steam is re
gnired to work the injector; the supply of water is
received through an iron pipe from ttie street main;
the engineer had charge of the boilers and engine;
by standing in a certain placethe boilers and engine
could be seen at the same time; the water cocks
were in the upper drum; the distance between the
boilers and the engine was about twenty-five feet.
Mr. Arthur Orr, sworn—My business is steam
engine builder, of the firm of Morgan,
Orr & Co.;
we built ape boiler for Cornelius and Baker, three
years next October; have built a number of boilers
of the same kind; the engineer stood at the east end
cGthe boilers when firing up;- by standing in the
doorway he could see both the boilers and the en
gine; he believed that communication between two
boilers with a pipe three inches in diameter will al
ways keep the water in both at's level.
Charles Bishop, sworn-A am a machinist in
the employ of Messrs. Morgan, Orr & Co.;. went
to Cornelius & Baker's last s , aturday week to
make a - connection from the new engine - to' the
boiler; went there on Monday morning, a few
minutes before seven. to get my tools; it was
about quarter after.seven when he started the
Injector; it worked first rate; he stopped the in.
jector because he hadn't enough steam-to start the
machinery; was there on Saturday, but did not
see the injector;; he took it down after six o' clock
that evening the - injector was stopped on Monday
when 1 left., which was 25 minutes past 7 o'clock;
-did not see him turn the stop-cock of the hydrant.
on; the explosion took' place about ten minutes
after I left; both of the boilers had a pretty good
fire under them when I was there on Monday; he
filled both boilers up 'o the third cock on Sunday
morning.
Mr. John Donaldson, sworn—Am engineer in
the employ of Cornelius & Baker; had charge of
their engine; at halt-past four o'clock On Sunday
I filled the boilers to work - the injector - ran the in
jector about a quarter nit'an hour, till the boiler
was full: then shutoff the injector and the cocks;
was perfectly satisfied that everything was right;
and 1 covered up - the flreethinly; it was about six
o'clock when I went to the factory on Monday
morning; the Bores, being new, were nearly out;
at seven o' clock I blew the whlstle,_ and found
forty-five pounds of steam; hurried up the fires
as mum as could;I about ten minutes past
seven I bad about fifty pounds of steam;
I then started the • injector; I looked at the
gauge, and it indicated fifty-eight pounds; I then
told a man named Cons ad,- wh# - was working near
by, that - 1 wits going-up. stairs, and asked him to
look after things; I went to the office to see ifsoMe
oil had arrived, as there wag'none in the building;
I got to the archway when the explosion took
place; the injector was not running at the time; I
then stopped bff the steam, mad then the water; it
was abouthalf,past seven, when I last touched
the water gauge; just before I went up-stairs I
shut off the damper a lifie bit; the explosion took
place between three and four minutes after I le't;
I told the man not to let the steam get over eighty
pounds; he went into the engine room to sea the
gauge, and if ho bad not done so, he would have
been killed.
Conrad Shanerman, swornAm engaged as a
stamper at the factory, the engineer told me to
watch the steam, and not let it get over JO pounds:
I went to the gauge and saw that it was betvreen.
60 and 70 pounds; r then went to my place, and in
a moment afterwards the explosion took plaee;'
would have gone back and looked again, if it had
not blown up. •
Charles F.• Heaton, eworn—Arn an engineer, and
engaged at Wood & Perot's - , I kuo,i - the engineer
of Cornelius. & Baker's: I have always heard him
spoken of as a good engineer.
Wm It Brinckle, sworn—Employed at Corne
lius & Baker's as clerk; I got to the Oain about
twenty. five minutes pastseven; saw the engineer
in the office; don't think he was there more tlt pa a
minute; the explo.slon took place about five or six
'minutes after he went out; before leaving the office
I examined the gauge, and it stood 05 lbs.
Gecrge Bartz, sworn - -Am a machmist and en
gineer. Was on Eighth street, below Cheiry, when
the .explosion. took, place; helped to take the
wounded to the hospital; then went bank to the
factory and looked at the water pipes, and found
them all in good order.
The inquest then ad journed, to meet again on next
Tuesday afternoon at half- past three o' clock.
TRUSSES
kIRS. JAMES :BETTS'S CELEBRATED
SUPPORTERS FOR LADIES, and the only
porterr, under Medical patronage. Ladies and
Physicians are respectfully requested to call only
on Mrs. BETTS, at her residence, 103.9 WALNUT
street, Philadelphia (to avoid counterfeits), thirty
thousand invalids having been advised by their
Physicians to use her appliances. Those only art
genuine bearing- the United States . Oopywright
:Labels on the boa and signatures also on e'Sup
sorters with Testimonials arab.
MRS. DR. McOLENAOSAN,
long experience in the constructing and
apply ing the various kinds of Trusses and Sup
porters, would respectfully invite Ph 3 Melons and
all others interested to call and examine her
late improved Rotary Supporters, Trusses, Shoul
der Braces and Spinal Supporters, pronounced by
all enlightened Physicians and others who have
seen them, far superior to any heretofore in use.
The above articles -Are constructed and scientifi
cally applied at her office,
No. 50 North SEVENTH. street.
Dr. G. W. TAYLOR attends to the Male De
partment.
Private entrance for ladies
MILLINERY.
" op MRS. R. DILLON, 323 and VI SOUT
street, has aglandsome assortmentJof Spring
MILLINERY, ot the latest styles, to waiel
she invites the attention of the ladies. 'inh3l-2.4t*
MESS A. BAKER,
•
has opened a 1346 OELETNUT street,
PARIS MlLlarge assortment at
for the Spring and Summer LINERY,.
of 1951
MISS FENNELL,
26 North EIGHTH. street,
has opened
SPRING AND SUMNER STILLINE AY,
FLOWERS, RIBBONS,
apo .2m
10OPENING.—MRS. S. A. LINU-LE, o pen
734 SPRING GARDEN St. ' will open on
THURSDAY, April 7th, a handsome as.
sortment of Spring DIILLINERY; also a choice
assortment of Children's; Hats, trimmed in the
aatest Parisian styles, being of clAtite_a new de.
llgn. Bleaching, pressing, and Dyeing -carefully
attended to. ' - apt-2ato§
gPECIA NoTtcF,s
/EA 11.1.,Wa BRA:Nth:I; tIREB:p cEN.
BA L F eIRJ —The undereigned Comthit
tre eat nektly solicit from all directly or indirectly
connected with 4.our trade" to send their ~entri•-
• they large or small, money or mer
chandiee..lo either of the undersigned: - -
Joe-ph C. Grubb. '2;36 Mart et strut.
Wi Marti U. Sowers, 412 13oalmerce street.
William P. Wilstach. North Third street
At.g. B Shipley, 563 Commerce s'seet..
Charles A. Miller, 4 5 Commerce atreet.
John J Burr, 614 Market street.
Chas. J. Field, 633 Market street. •
Dan'el - Steinmetz, -56 Commerce street.
John A. - Mutphey, '922 Cheitnnt street - .
Isaac S: ":26 I,ltirket street:
IL It. Landis, 211 Market street.
W. U. Allen, 115 Market street.
TY. Faust, 49 Ncrth Third street.
Jcs. S. Fisher, iv. E. ccr. 6th and Commerce st.
At M. F. Watson, 512 Comthex'ce st.
apl6-s,m,ve,lm§
frrCABINET DEPARTMENT TUE
EA CEN-TRAL FAIR. FOR THE
SANITAItY COMMISSION, to-be field ill Phila
delphia, first weck-in June;.ll6l. . -..
The undersigned have been appointed a commit
tee to solicit, receive and arrange for sale, Cabinet
Ware of any tu d every description, whida the
liberality 01 manufacturers and venders may
incline them to present in aid of the Fair. Any
thing, hoWever .simple, or of but Uttle..inaciey
value- will be acceptable, whilst, at the same time,
the undersigned. .wo , ,,Jd most ',respectfully .Urge
upon all to snake as valuable contributions as it
may b.- their power to offer. The great;indeed,
sole aim of the Fair. is to do good to the sick and
wounded of ot+r- gallant army, and-though tali
feeling' which.. will prompt all who contribute.
is that of gratitude to our soldiers,the occasion may
I c used, incidentally, to bring before the public
t: =‘, the varied manufactures of olitcountry. and
. who are engaged la the department of Cabinet.
ilionld make an effort to be properly retire
--
sell*,
All contributions forwarded should be addressed
to ,he Central Fair I;epot, and invoice and value
forwarded to THOMAS TROIIIPSOD4 Chairman.
239 South Second Street, Pltiladeiphia. , _
THONAS TllOllFBcrN, - lA.9jlMbre - ,
Chairman, 238 ,Soutti'Abner Lincoln,
Seccond street. - I_ of. Plebe' & Lincoln,
- Henry AM. Iph, I. Lutz,
1
Joseph Allen,' -.- W. H. Main,
of W. &J. Allen &Bro. of C.. 13, Menai & Co.,
John A. Bauer, - ' Gedrge 0. Mangan, .
Geo. S. Courtney, 'George . Mecke,
of Con I tney & Willets, I Thomas H. Moore,
Margins A. .1 avis, , of Moore & Campion,
of Farson & Davis, Charles W. Reeves, _
J. H. Gates, S. B. Register,
rf Gates,Kilburn& Co:, of 'Regitter & Bell,
Charles Goehmann, . W. Sanderson,
_ . .._ _
John H. Gould, of W. Sanderson&Son-,
of Gould & Co., Thomas P. Sherboraejr.
Stevens Gray, of Thomas P. Sher •
P. P. Gustine, :. borne & Son,
George J. Heukels,- G. Volmer,
John A. Bet kels. I. H. Wit.ler,
of T. & J. A. Heukels, George I. Young,
H. F of L , !wis Thompson &.
D. M. Karcher, Co.,
LADIES' corparrrEE UPON CABINET
WARE.
Mrs. Seth B. Stitt; Caairman, 212`. West Logan
Square.,
Mrs. Edward H. Trotter, 1824 Chestnut Street.
44 Joseph Harrison. Rittenhouse Square.
4 , Benry Frothingham, Broad and Locust.
• Maxwell Green,
.119 Girard Street.
44 J B. Camrion, 230 Pine . Street.
44 J. L. Southwick, 2028 Cllteltimit Street.
44 A. M. Collins, 1900 PlymontrStreet.
4, S. B-Williams,.l9 8 Vine Street..
Miss M. G. Wells,l2l'South Thirteenth Street.
'' A. T. Jewell, 1611 Vine Street.
Contributions in money may be seutto the Chair
man of either Committee. ap2l.6t§
[ffa "LINGERIE"
DEPARIMENT
AT THE
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR
FOR TES
SANITARY_ COMMISSION,
IN FRILAIM I I R RIrJUNE, 1564.
TRIMALINGS, •
RIBBONS,
LACES AND
The undersigned have been appointed to repro.
sent the constituencies of the above Department in
the GREAT CENTRAL FAIR at Phil-delpbia,
which will excel all preceding .Fairs in the exte
of its competitive displays of good's, and in the
number of its prosperous visitors from the dl,tri
buting and conemnirg biasses.
They appeal to merchant', to tnatinfa:rturers, and
others, at home and abroa.t„to sandal oune r to rW y
of the memtere of the Cominittee here named, such
donations of .15tEPNEV.,by good ii, 'they shall deem
sortable, in aid of the object of he Fair.
There need be no fear that too much can be sents,
as the Trade stand ready to purhase from the De
partment any excess of goods, whifeno guarantee
is neei.ettforthe humane employment of all the
funds entrusted to that no }c Commission the ret
sulteof who - se laborg are a /noteworthy that they
are carefully chronicled throughout the Christian
world
Donations tlrough this Committee will be duly
acknowledg• d is thoaaleadiug Arnerieut journals
most ilk. ly to be seen by the respective donors.
Due credit for theitenniand the aggregate will
given in the recorcs of the Fair, and it is .ex
pected that the'comparteon with the achievements
of other interests will not be other than creditable
to tt ere represent, d by this Committee.
To theuredit of ~ he trade, dealers in the above
lines of goods ehonld Had no difficulty in arrang
ing amicably for the transfer for the benefit of their
own department, of any engagements elsewhere,
which should, however. be henceforth avoided.
Ls dies of this Committee will call for the good
will offerings of those citizens on whose humanity
they rely for tokens ,of remembrance for the brave
men who sacrifice:health and limb to preserve the
property and lives of theirneighbors at home.
contributors who are ready, notify any of the un
dersigned to call or send for their gifts. '
Contributors who maze individual and collept
ive donations to this cause are themselves, in ef
fect, good Samaritans at battle-field and hospital,
relieving onr prostrate foes as well as succcoring
the • gallant de fenders of our advanced civil irttion
who chance to suffer in the maintenance of the
welfare of the country.
ROBERT A. MAXWELL, (of J. 0-. Maxwell
& Son), Chai,maA.
',TER S. LB WIS. (of Lewis Bros. & Co. )
Alterna'e..
BENJAMIN G. GODFREY, (of B. G. God
frey.. & Clo. ), Treasurer.
GEOliGh T. STOKES, Corresponding Seere •
'Eery.
DE WITT O. MOORE, Recording Secretary.
JAMES M. BILLINGS, (of Billings, Roop do
Co.) _ _
THEODORE WERNWAG, (of Shuff Warn
wn )
SIGM. B. HORSTMANN, (of W. H. Horat•'
manr, ns.
THOMAS W. EVANS, (of T. W. Evans & Co.)
WILLIAM HARDWICK, (of H. Di:airing &
Co.)
FR ANCIS LEE, (of Lee, Brother & Co.)
M STONE, (of John Stone & Sons.)
BENJAMIN HOQLEY, (of B. Hooley & Son.)
HENRY C. MOORE, (or Armor. Young,
Bro - her &- Co. )
THADDEUS W. MARKLEY, (of Markley &
Shaffner.)
WII LJABIGROSHOLZ, (of Wm. Grosholz &
Co )
WILLIAM BROOKS, (of Brooks & Rosen
.
heim. )
JOhN A. ROPEY, (of F. S Hovey & Bro )'
SAMUEL W. YAN CULIN, (of Joel J. Bally
do Co. )
HENRY M. DAY.
EDWARD M. NEEDLES.
•
LADIES' COMMITTEE.
xis. J. WARNER JOHNSON, Chsirma n, No
535 Chestnut street.
Mrs. ELL I STO N PEROT, No. 1032 Arch street+.
Mrs. CHARLES S. OGDEN, No 413 MAraliali
strPez.
Mrs. THOMAS W. EVANS, No. Sm Chestnut.
street.
Pare. HENRY DUHRING,. No. 259 N. , Sista
street.
Mrs. H. C HARRISON. No. 931 Franklinst.
Mrs. JOSEPH M. STODDART, No. North
Sixth street. sae
Mrs. JAMES CONSTABLE, No. 127 S. E gh
teenth street
Mrs. CHARLES W. WHARTON, No. 125 S.
T wet rth street.
Mrs. H. A. ItUHfiING. No. 1932 Spruce st.
Mrs. JOHN H. LONGSTRETH, to. 218 West
Logan tzgartre.
In forwm die g contributions, please observe the
following chrecnons:•
Ist. Mark each box. package,
thus : ge,or bundle, clearly,
TRIMMINGS BRANCH.
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR WAREHOUSE,
P HILADELPHIA..
2d. On one corner mark your name and county.
3d. Send by Express or Railroad Company, or=
private hand, but do not prepay -charges.
4th. Mail to me , the iecelpt from the Express or
Railroad Company, and 'a list of ,tbe melts, to
getber with the donors' names. Notify me to send
for the goods, when necessary, -
sth. Let all cont ibutiont be lorwarded,"so as to
be delivered at the. Warehou'e, rn. Philadelphia,
before the 30th of May, the earlie'r th , better,
oth. Let each, article be marked with its reasona
ble value.
ap`23 lm
apl2-3m
Ith Let every box, parcel or package, be well
andn securely made, and the contents carefully
pitched. •
Every donation of money, or goods, will be
promptly acknowledged. '
ROBERT A.. MAXWELL,
Ohalrman. -
Chestnut and Gil eventh els.
ap2:2l, e, w 3 t 4
I' HE DAILY EVENING BULLETIN_: PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 27, 1864
THE GitEtlT CENTRAL FAIR, OF
fice No. 1323 CHESTNUT Street.
Nctice le hereby given that the Secretary-of the
Tteesory has kir dlr ordered that all articles des-
Ilned for the Great Cartral Fair, shall be admitted
to eptryfrre of duty, and that: instructions to this
efleet have been i.e.ned ,to the Collectors, of the
Forts of Pt iladelphia, , New York; and Boston..
JOHN WELSH., - Chairrnan.
r t. : PRACE Ht.IVAICD FunirEss, Sec' y.
ccr GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.
COMMITTEE ON ARDIS AND TROPHIES.
- PIIILA.PELPHIA, April 25, 1.861.
Contributions of any articles of interest for this
Committee, for tale or exhibition, as well am of
money, may be sent to any m.raber of this Com
mittee, - and receipts will be returned by the
Treasurer All packages sent to Colonel. Cr. IL
CRC SATAN, United S , ates Army, Chairmin of
the Committee, Northeast,corner TWELEPH and
G-IRARD streets, by - Tiny of the Rail
road or Express Comps nies;will be free of charAe.
if, EDWIN NORTH; Secretary.
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR. -005.1-
ILIV • MITTEE ON FINANCE AND DO.:7A
TIONS, April :13, ISGt • • • •
ADDITIuNaL SUBSCRIPTIONS.
Pennsylvania Central Railroad slo,foo
Norib'Perinsylvania. Railroad I,ooif
Hon: J. R. Ingersoll 1,000
J. Rbea Marton Lam
mercer & Ant 4 lo 1,000
l'a u tia al .A ssnran ea' Company 1,003
Prisi&nt and. Idrectors of Farmers and
Mechanics' Rank 603
Dela‘vare.Mutrial Insurs.nce Company.-- 500
Cbas. Cambloss A; Co 25.)
Jefferson rdin - • - 230
MGREAT CENTRAL FAIR, FOR THE
U. S. SAI , ITARY 005111.11SsIONT.
FFICE OF THE COMM!' ME ON RECEP
TION OF GOODS, Room No 26 Washington.
Building, No. :274 South THIRD street, Pnir.s.-
DE.1.1911A. April 18, 1t6.1.
The Committee on "Reception of Gods" are
nos prepared to receive-any articles-designed for
the lair, and would ask tue co-operation of the
various branches of Trade and Industry, as thAr
labors must necessarily be very arduous. Every
package should be properly marked, and sent to
the Chairman or any member of the Committee,
who are anthonard to receipt and acknowledge
the same.
They are happy to inform the plane that all of
the railrcad and express companies have gene.
ro'usly offered to deliver packages to the Committee
free of charge. AR. McIIENRY. Chairman..
E.H. ROWLEY, Secretary.
Committee meet on Tuesday and Friday After.
ntons, at 5 o' clock.
A. R. hIcHENRY-, • I
A. S. ROBERTS; Jr.,. -
EDWARD H. ROWLEY,
JAMES N. STO• E, •
DAVID McCADID6ON,
GEORGE A. 111cRINSTRY, Committee.
S. S.
J. I). ELLIS,
JAMES S. MARTIN.
JOSEPH HARRISON, ap22-Irtiq
ay GREAT (JENTRAL FAIR.
PHILADELPHIA. -
HORTICULTURAL AND FLORAL DEPART
The Committee in charge of this Department re
spectfully solicits contributions for either exhibi
tion or sale, at the Fair in Stine next, of Fruit,
Flowers, and Vegetables; also,
Bouquets,
Bouquets, Anti:Lan Leaves,
Baskets of Flowers, Aquaria, •
Floral Designs, Seeds,
Hanging Baskets, Gardening. Books,
Flower Stands, Fountains,
Fern Cases, Horticultural Iron Work
Aviaries, , t t Wire Work,
Gardening Implements, 1 ,t China and
Native Wine, Glass,
Garden Seats and Vases, 1 — " 1 Pottery,
Cut Flowers,
11 ed t t
1% .tx t t
Lea t
EMBROIDERI
Pr ant oat Bouquets, ,
In Ehort Rnetic Adornments of every kind, or
anything of a rural or ruatle character that doaz.
not *strictly belong to the - Agrieultura Dapart
ment. .
Daily contributions of Cut Flowers, Bouquets,
Designs, Baskets. &c ,so as to insure a constant
and, reg ular stupply during the Fair, wilt be vary
acceptable, and contributors will please arrange
with the Chairman of the Coirimittee fir Baskets,
Designs. and Bouquets, lair. ROBERT IC ILYI NO
TON, Florist.l °east street, near Thirty-seventh,
'West Philadelphia, - as to the days on which their
contributions will be req mired.
Tally contributions of Fruits an d Vegambles; nDt
only for exhibition and tale, but also for the use of
the Restaurant, will alsobo thankfully received.
The time fixed for opening the Fair, is tits FIRST*
TUESDAY IN JUNE NEXT, and it will con
tinue two weeks. All articles, - except cat flowers,
fruits and vegetables, must be.. received on or be
le* e the preceding day. .
Donations from the interior of this Stite, and
from Delaware and New Jersey, can be forwarded
by sty -public -conveyance,- tree of freight, and
should be distinctly marked. 43.31. EAT (JEN
't It L SQ.tTARE, Pin LA.D EL
PHI A, HORTIC ULT LT it - DEPARTIIENT.
Care of D. R. Kin,O, • 7.4. n Cheztnvt street,
"Fcr ' or 4 .11x Exhiiition, ,, as may
be desired Bills of lading should also be' for
warded to the same
rs. J. REIEtk Ban-rON,
Chairman of Ladle= Committee.
aptr-s, w je.:4 D RODNEY E I
Chairman of Gentlemen's Committee.
UN.ON STAXE CQPi V EMPICON.—The
loyal men of Pennsylvania, comprising the
Na.ional Union Party, will meet in State Conven
tion in the Ball ot the house of Representatives, at
HARRLSBURG, at noon, on
TI3URSDAY, April a , t, 19411.
Each district will be entiti.d to the same repro
sentation it now has in Inc State Legislature, and
the de-legates will be choi:en at such times and is
such manner as shall be directed by the respective
County Committees.
. The State Convention is called for the purpose of
placing in nomiiiation an .Electoral ticket, select
ing delegates at large to the National Convention
01 the Union party to .he held at Baltimbra on the
7th of June, and taking such action as it may deem
proper in reference to the approaching Presiden
tial canva7s.
The seleCtion of the distriet delegates 'from Penn
sylva.nia to the National Convention is left—A-here
it properly belongs—to the people assembled in
their ilkunty Conventions; tint the different County
Committees are earnestly requested to adopt subs
measures as will procure a full attendance at their
respective Conventions, and thereby secure, in the
choice of delegates, mull and fairexpression of the
will of the people.
The committee cannot forbear to congratulate all
!overt of liberty and the Union upon the recent
triumps of the good cause in New Hampshire and
Connecticut, and to express the hope shared by all
loyal men, that they are only the forerunners of
more splendid victories soon to be won in the same
cause alike by the bullet and the ballot.
In behalf of the Union State Central Committee.
WAYNE DIoYEAGH, Chairman.
Gro. W lielinnetacx, 2 s ecretar i en
apg.tft.
W. W. HAYS,
irrOFFICE BOHEMIAN MINING CoM
PANY OF MICHIGAN, No. 132 WAL-'
NUT street, PHILADELPHIA; April 19th, 1954.
Notice is hereby given that an Assessment of
ONE DOLLAR AND FIFTY CENTS per Share
on each and every share of the Capital stock has
this day been called by the Board of Directors of
the 'Bohemian Mining Company, due and payable
at the Office of the Company, No. 132 WALNUT
street, Philadelphia, on or before the 15th day of
MaY,"lB6l. . .
By order of the Board of Directors.
apittrayls§ WM. L. MAOTIER,
HILTON'S CEMENT.— The Insoluble
lA Clement of the hiessis Hilton Brothers is car.
y the best article of the kind ever Invented.
It should be kept in every manufactory, workshop
and house, everywhere. By its.use many dollars
MU be saved in the run of a year. This Cement
cannot decompose or' become corrupt, as its comb'
nation is on scientific principles, and under no air.
csumstances or change of temperature will It emit
any offensive smell. Tito various uses to WiliOtt
it
can be successfully applied renders it invaluable
to all classes For particulars ass ruivertlsamout
PANT TREASURER RDEPARD pox
_
—PHILADELPHIA, Aprll2o, 1061. lENr.
NOTICE TO STOURHOLDERS.—The Board
of‘Directors have this day declared a semi-annual
dividend of FIVE PER CENT. on the capital
stock of the Company, clear of national and State
taxes, payable on and after May 16, 1.r.6 I.
Blanks powers of A ttorney for collecting divi
dends can be had at the office of the Compa n y,
No.. 00 South Third street.
.
Stock and Scrip certificates for the extra
dividend will be ready for delivery on and after
May 2d. -
• ap2l- tjel
- PHILADELPHIA AND READING
u.„ - gßailroad company, Office 47 Soo.th. Fourth
Street. PRILADEIPEFIA, September% 11363,
DIVIDEND- NOTICE. —The following named
Persons are entitled to a Dividend on tbLe common
crock of this Company. The residence of several
of them is unknown, and it is therefore necessary
that the' Certificace of_Stock . should be presented
on calling for the Dividend.
S. BRADFORD, Troas ture r.
_ B rocurgoznims' tfAtins.
Timothy C. Boyle, Henry B. Sherer,
S. Lancaster,: Andrew Turner
:Ran Meatyre, lairs. Rebecca Ulrich.
Ltenjami. Newport,
_ . fe26-tfl
SPEOLtd, NOTICES.
Vreviously reported .
A' E. BOR LE, Ohairrnii.%9:2s
Dried Fruit,
Foreign or Exotic Fruit,
Wax Fruit,
Garden Statuary.
THO 2. T. FIRTH, Treasurer
SPECIAL NOTICES
CWA COURSE OF LECTURES- ON
. BOTANY, with frequent excursions in the
environs of the city, for practical .-study will be
delivered in the Scientific and Classical Institute
011ESTNUT street, Northwest corner of Twelfth
street, beginning at 5 o'clock, April 27th. Entrace
on Twelfth street. Introductory iectaretree.
•
ap2l•fit* By S. ENNIS*, Principal.
PASSENGER — RAILWAY NOME.
PIIILAD.ELPILIA, April 23 kb/.
At a meeting of the Board- of Presidents of the
City Ptvkenger Railways it was resolved that' on:
and after May Ist next, smoking will be prohibited
on all parts of the cars.
ap2s tf
HENRY CROSKEY, Seey.'l
„D EL A. WARE AND RARITAN
RAILOAD' COMPANY, Anntll3, 1331.
, r,The Slabkholders of the above COmpany will
meet• on TUESDAY, the 10th of May nest, at their
Office, in PRINCETON, N.J., at i 2 o'clock, M.,
to elect nine Directors far the ensuing' year.
apl6tmylU JOHN P. STOOKTON. Sec' y.
ErrSURUYLKILL SUSQUEHANNA
Railroad Company, Office; 227 South Fourth
street, Philadelphia, April 4, tS6I.—T , e Annual
Meeting of the Stockholders or this companyand
an election for President , and Six Managers will
take.plsce at the office of, the company on MON
DAY, the 2d. day of May next at 11. 0' clock, 5.1..
apsrmy* W-843-13,-Secretary,
or. 6"AP COMt'ANY.—The A.n
nnal Meeting of stockholders of the GAP
MINING COMPANY. will be held at their
offi.e, No, 136 South THIRD street, on MONDAY
ttie second day of May, at 4 de eloctc, P. DV, at
which time and place an election will be held for
live Directors to serve for the ensuing year.
avls-tmy2 6 F. S. lIDECIIC.LEY, Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE LEHIGH ZINC
113 COMPANY,. No. 121 WALNUT STREET,
rilk,ADELrflii; April 19, 1861 —The Annnal
mert,ng of the Stockholders of the LEHIGH
Z C COMPANY will be..held on WEDNES
Ilkolklay 4th prox., at-11 o clock A. M , for the
election of seven Directors t I serve for the' en
suing 3 ear, *lnd for the transaction of other busi
ness. GORDON MONUES,
aplS-14t5 Secretary.
NeiTlfJi''•—Appli;;atton will be made for
the i , isne of new certificates in the (lawns.
Ron Mining Company, of iiitChigan, the folloWing
nor :ideates having been lost or mistilidt No. 23R,
50 set.: No. c3e• In sits.; No. 393, 30 sits.; No. 411,
3, bcti :Pis.; No 113. Lolls she.; and N 0.416,450 she.
All in the r ame of
CLEMENT MA.ROEL.
rnrNOTICE.—The Anonal iXee , ing of the
BARCLAY COAL COMPANY, will be
held at their Ofttce, Northwest corner FOURTH
nrd WALNUT eireets, on MONDAY, May 2d,
ltfA, at 12 o'clock nooS when an Election will
be held for a PRES!DENT and SIX HIRED
-1 ORS to serve the ensuing )ear.
HARVEY SHAW,
a4)15-1, w, 6th Secretary.
ErOFFICE OF THE SHAMOKIN AND
BEAR VALLEY COAL CO., 1214 Cif EST
NUT STREE r, PUILADELPIIIA, April 18, - 15'61
'I he annual meeting of t•tockholders and election
for directors will be held at the °Mos of this cont•
pany on MONDAY, May 2, 15G1, at 12 o'clock.
W. P. ATKINSO.N,
ay2l-23-25 _ secretary.
17.4. MEEI.ING 01 THE sr, icKHo L DEas
of the Bloomsburg' Iron Company, will be
!arid at tbe Compa y's Office at Irondale, Colnaa.
bia county; Fa. , on NV EDNE•=I),3Y, Dray tstb,
Itt6l, for the purpose of electing Nine Directors to
serve the ensuutg Sear, and for the transaction of
otter bnsiut-se
WM. E. S. B AKER, Tres. and SeCy,
No. •213 North Water street.
PHILADYLPHLA, April 16, 161. air 20,27, m 3,10, 17 5.1.1 k
ry•-• OEFILIE OF THI.; SHIM/SHINNY
COAL' AND IRON COMPANY, 230
WA LN UT street, April
Notice is hereby given to the Holders of the
SEVEN PER CLNT. MORTGAGE BONDS of
this company, that the Conixins doe Bltty-lst ISBI,
kill to paid on.the 3tith April, on presentation at
the Bank of o.mmerce, free of. tate, or National
Tax. GEORGE HELMUTH,
ar2o-54 Treasttrer.
DTTit EASURY DEPARTMENT —Ori , rou
OP. COMPT2,OLLP.B. OP TILE CUTLESNOT,
ASIIINGT(nt, Feb. 26th,
incrett,, 13y satisfactory evidence presented to
the nederviened, it has been made to appear that
the Fourth National Bank of Philadelphia, in the -
,onnty of Philadelphia, and Sate of Penneylvd-.
oia, has been duly organised under and according
ro the requirements or the act of Congress, entitled
un act to provide a' national • currency, secured
ay a pledge of United States stocks, and to provide
tar the circulation and redemption. thereof," ap
oroved lebrnary. - 25tb, 1863, and has complied
with all the provisions of said act required to be
complied with before commencing the businen of
Baulting,
Now, therefore, I, Hugh McCulloch. Clomptroi
ter of the tharreurq, do hereby certify that the
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OF PIIILADEL
PELLA. co tnty of Philadelphia, and Stile of Penn
sylvania, 1s authorized to commence the business
Of Fluaking,,,under the act aforesaid.
- - - .
In testimony whereof, _witness my hand and gee'
••?f °thee, this twenty-sixth day of Februsry.
HUGH hIoGULLOCH,
Comptroller of the Currency.
151 EETI NGS FOR PRAY ER. —The judg
;kg ments of God are upon-usl%3' our sins,.. and
the great dangers which beset us, as a people, call
fcr Spec's! Prayer.
We urie upon our fellow ministers and fellow
Christians generally, to meet in the following cen
tral Churches of dtiferent denomtna•i•eas, in rota
tion, one hmir daily, at 5 o'clock P. AI., for united
pray, r, viz 7,
FOP. THE WEEK COMMENCING APRIL IS.
Church of the Epiphany (Episcopal)—Monday
and Thursday.
Prrshytergn Churcb, Penn Stinare—Tuesday
and Fs ay.
Banns: chnrch, Broad and Arch—Wednesday
and SAtutday.
11. A. Boardman, Presbyterian.
Thomas Brainerd:. Presbyteintn.
Riebare Newton, Episcopal.
Jos. 11. Kt /11111jd, .Bapt Bi.
D. W. Battine Methodist.
J. IL Suydam, Reformed Dutch.
F. licf.:w..en, Dlethodist
S. Enalmg, Presiding , Elder, Methodist.
Albert Barnes - , Presbyterian.
S. H. G iesy, German Reformed.
F. Church. United Presbyterian.
J. 11. A. Bomberger, German Reformed.
T. tii. Crsixell, presbyterian.
J. Wheaton Smith, Reptist.
.J B. United Presbyterian.
E. F. At!enas. Fiesbyterlan.
Pen's Wortman, Reformed Dutch.
J. A. Vangban, Episcopal.
W. W. S'pear, Epi-copal.
R. 0. Matlack, Episcopal.
D. A. Cunnieglitm, Presbyterian. .
T. 0. Anders.un. '
P. c —At a meeting of ministers attending the
above set viets, it was resolved, in co( sequence of
zte great interest '32.lnel:tested, to eonti nue the
meeting another week, commencing April 15th, to
the same order.• 7 hey request that notice may be
given 113 ministers generally. npl2-6t*
WELECTRICITY.
OK AND LIVE! A WORD TO THE WISE
IS SUFFICIENT!
All diseased conditions, both acute and chronic,
where there is vitality enough left to react, are
permanently cured, by warrantee, at MO Walnut
street, Philadelphia, and In case of a Mauro in
most obstinate maladies, no charge is made. Elc.ic
n teal Institution, established about five years ago
by Professor Bord.ms.
_Read the following:
A class of maladies prevails to a fearful extent
in ccinmunities„ dooming 100, COO ycntlas, of bath
sexes- annually to an early grave. , These diseases
are very imperfectly understood. Their external
manifestations or symptoms are nervous deal - its,
rein xataor, and great exhaustion, msrasmns, or
wasting and consumption of the tissues of the
Nobble body, shortness of breathing, or too harried
breathing on ascending a hill or flight of stairs,
palpitation of the heart, asthma, bronchitis,,and
a di y, sore throat, trembling and shaking of
the arms and-lower limbs, aversion to society,
business, anti to study': sometimes' (tartness of
the eyesight, loss of memory, dizziness of
the head, neuralgia,
pain in various, parts, of the
body, pains in the back and lower limbs, lum
bago, dyspepsia,fconstipatiou of the bowels, de
ranged secretions of the kidneys, and many other
glatds of the body, producing virulent diseases In
both males iand females, - likewise epilepsy, hyis
te,ria, and different, forms of nervous spasms.
Now, then, nmety,nine cases out of every hun
dred of all, the above named diseases, and a host of
others not named,' as consumption of the icings or
of the spinal nerves, have - their origin in the pelvfe
viscera, hence the want of success , by any of the
old medical systems of practice.
All the above named maladies are treatedand
cured by Professor Bolles',
at 1.) Walnut street.
D 'STASES OF FEMALES.
prolapsus Uteri, heucorritcea, Amenorrhoea,
Dysmenorrhoea. AU the above diseases and other
Uterine complaints have their- origin in a loss of
the vital power of Lbelbody,brought on by injuries,
excesses, sedentary habits, personal abases, abor
tions; and the use of powerful medicines. some
of the peculiar symptoms are dragging pains
through the hips and back - , weakness of the limbs,
and extreme languor and debility throughout the
entire system The effects produced from these
troublesome'maladies are almost multitudinous.
Consumption, Dyspepsia, Neuralgia, Paralysis,
Deafness, Blindness, Pits, Insanity
. aud. even
Idiocy are not uncommon. '
No effectual-or reliable remedy has ever been
found for these alarming complaints - till oar late
discovery in the use of. Electricity in strict accor
dance with the - potitive and negative polar autos
of the Uterine Organs. Wo never failed in curing
all of tbe-mbove diseases, except in case of or
ganic ds.riau gemeits, or severe injuries ot the parts.
At 1210 WALNUT the t .Philedelphia. Con
sultation tree , aPl4-1311*
SPECIAL: - NOTTOF,S,.
OFFICE OF THE etaL eiDELPEIIA.
- EXCHANE COMPANY. r!.ll.lLADEpsicie,
The Managers have ibis day declared a dividen4
of T7O IiOLLAIIS per share, clear of all taxes,
payable-on and after sth proximo. -
HENRY D. SHERSERD, -•
ap2s• tms ,, Treasurer. •
For. THE ANNUAL MEETLNG OF THE
•Stockbolders of the Gre-n Mountain Coal
rapany will be held on TUESDAY, May 10,
1E64, at 12 o' clock noon, in room No. 30, Mer
chants' Exchange, in the City of Philadelphia, for
the purpose of electing Five Directors to serve the
ensuing year.
The Transfer 'Rooks of the Company will be
closed on the 30th inst., and will be re-osier ed on
May 15. .W.M. S. GREEN,
apl3-w, fAmtmylo* Secretary.
ErrOFFICE OF THE CAMDEN AND AM
BOY RAI ROAD AND TRANSPORrA
TION COMPANY, BOHDENTOWN, March 28th,
1804.
NOTICE.—The annual meeting of the Stock
holders of the Camden and Amboy Railroad and
Transportation Company will be held at BOR
DEN TOWN, N. J., on TBUR.SDAY, 28th April
next, at 1211. , in the Office of the Company, for
the election of seven Directors, to serve for the en
/ping year. SAMUEL J. BAYARD,
mb2Stap..29§ Sec' yC. &A. R.R. & Trans. Co.
arUNITED STATES CHRISTIAN COAT
MTSSION..-SUKRIARY TO JANUARY
1, 1864:
Work now in Progress in the Army at Ben—
Christian Commission Stations largely increased
in Pi uthber—The Work Abundantly Prospered—
Many more &atolls needed to meet the wants of
the Army— Unprecedented Call for Delegates and
Stipplies--Preparations fOr the Coming Campaign,
with ifs Movement. and J.3attles.
The Christian Commis,,ibn depends mainly npon
direct contributions, and must not be forgotten by
Loyal Christian People.
'NCR EASING WANTS DEMAND IN
CREASED LIBERALITY..
VReceipts of Money, Stores, &c., to, January 1,
1864, 51,148 613 434.
Number of Boxes of Stores, Sc., shipped to the
field or distributed at home, 16,130.
Number of Delegates sent, 1,563.
Copies of Scriptures distributed, 568,275: Hymn
and Psalm Books, str2, 556; Knapsack Booki, 1,370, -
318; . Library Books, 43,163: Pamphliits, 155,145;
Ben gions Newspapers, 3,316-250; Pages ofTracts,
22,13.3e,41.8, Silent Comforters. 4,115.
The United States Christian Commission has
seised the present goiden opportunity of rest for
the Army to extend its w - .rk for the good of the
Soldiers _
STATIONS have been multiplied, each with its
chapel and store tents, free writing tables, and
clothing, 'comforts and reading matter for gra
tuitous distribution.
VOLUNTARY DELEGATES, In numbers
greater than ever before, have been sent to preach
the Gospel at the stations and in regiments, bat
teries and camps without Chhplains, distribute
reading matter and stores, and labor for the good
of the soldiers.
A PERMANENT FIELD AGENCY has been
antlieently extended to establibh stations and
superintend the work.
THE BLF-SSI NG OF GOD rests signally on all
parts of the work. Many thousands have been
cheered, benefited and saved. Still a large part
of the Army remains nnreached, and doable the
number, both of stations and delegates, are needed
to meet the urgent demand for them.
The Christian Comm' ision offers to the people a
perfectly reliable and wonderfully economical
channel to reach the entire army in all its various
fields. The money given goes in full measure, 'ln
benefits for body and soul, directly to the Soldiers;
and stores also, immediately from the hands of
delegatg from home, who add words and deeds of
kit dness to the gifts. when bestowed.
Let the people give the Money and Storey, and
the work .will be don?.
The large corps of Delegates— now in the field
will serve as a grand corps of rel.ef when the
armies shall move and battles be fought, and the
greater their number the more prompt and effec
tive will be the relief they f.hall render.
Let not the present work languish. Wait not
for the cry of the wounded and oyirg before pro
viding relief. -
Send now and send abnndantly both money and
stores, . and the
_soldiers' blessing shall be upon
you.
Send money to JOSEPH PATTERSON, Trea
surer, at Western Bank, and stores to
GEORGE R. STUART,
Chairman Christ.an Cimmissinn,
No. 13 BANK street, Philadelphia.
W. E BOAMDILA.24 Secretary
trilaS-tfo rtnitod Stiles O. fl
FOTt.SALE AN . TO LET
de TO RENT—West Phi:adelphia—a desirable
J - Mthree-story Dwelling, with all conreniences.
Apply on prernesis, Walnut St., East of 35th.
Rent IRU. lapW-nt*
FOIL. ;SALE —An elegant RESIDE:4;IE,
beantttnllY stinated opposite St. Ittrk's.
Church on lA,CUST etreet. Apply ;o GEORGE.
W. CHILDS,' 6*"an46;leCtiestmutst,ceet . ap25.64
oil FOR. SALE.— A watt stone DWELLING,
Wept Philadelpnia, .SPRUCE street, above
Forty-fourth. Apply at'lb3 WALNUT street (op
stairs). ap).s
fie.. FOR BALE —The PROPERTY 1619 ARCH
street— double House, lot - 42 by 160. Apply
tot+. H. ROBINETT. Iltd) GREEN street, or J P.
EOBINETT. 2North SECOND st. apl4.lm*
FOR SALE.—handsome BRO WN STONE
ja.HOUSE, Spruce Street, West of 17th Street,
replete With all modem convenience.
C. H MUIRREID,
apf..2.6t. 7 No. iliX3 Sinth Sixth Street.
Fi,R ."NALE. —N.ands,nne and convenient
REzl DENOE, FIFTH street, below
NUBLE, 95 feel front by SO feet deep. Apply to
JOHN H. WEEKS.
apts.T2te S W. coruer Fifth and Noble.
tgla TO RENT—a. beautifully situated double
Eel COUNTRY RESIDENCE, three minutes'
walk from Wissinoming Station, on Trenton Rail.
road; with coacb-bone and garden. Apply No.
717 WALNUT street. apS-tf§
ea FOR SALE, CHEAP. va.nable
ka r t DINCE In Burlington. Also, D WELLLNG
with sde yard, JEFFERSON street. east of
BROAD. R J. DOBBINS,
apt2l-mlcs.Et* No. BS S. Fourth street
ala THE FARA( HoUSE A r H LATAION TO N
Nei STATION, Onmden and Attantiz Railroad,
To Rent for the Season, for- a B larding House,
containtrg eleven rooms; an airy, pleasant and
healthy location. Apply to JOHN STE WART,
Architect, 427 WALNUT street ap2a-ht§
TGLE T.—A COTTAGE, delightfully
M . situated for a Summer Residence, near Nor
ristown. containing four good-sized R'oms on first
and seconi fl _or each, and fwoin attic—and of easy
access to the city by Railroad, eight times daily.
Apply to J. F. .IVHITALL, on premises, or
through NorriEtowL P. O. apfl6 tu, th, e, 6t*
FOR SA LS. —COUN TRY RESIDNOB
it.l7 and FARM of SO acre, substantial Dwelling
and Barn on the Bethlehem Pike, miles from
North Wales Station, North Pennsylvania-Rail
road. Finely located and at low price.. Apply to
J. H. WEEK-,
:TM la* S. W. corner Fifth and Noble.
ZTO RENT—A serge DWELLING HOUSE,
weil.shadett, stable and carriage house, good
water, variety of fruit, and six acres of land;
within' two sauares of West Philadelphia Passen
ger Railroad. • Immedinte possession. Apply to
WILLIAM ESHER No. 311-WALIWT street, or
6t . ::3 North SEVENTH street. aye2.2-6t*
FOR SALE—School House, near German
town, a desirable country seat. A large mo
dern STONE DWELLING, with all conveni
ences,
Stone i Stable and Coach House, Ice House,
&c. Several acres of ground handsomely planted
and shaded. Apply at 111 OHESTNUT
Street. . [aptl6-st*
COUNTRY SEAT AND .\FARM FOR
SALE.—One-half or all that valuable Stone
post Farm of 100 acres, BRISTOL. TURNPIKE.
above the seven-mile stone, and near Tacony, with
a. line view of the Delawaite river, Ac. Mansion
bouse and ether dwellings to letj also, factory and
*inithshop. App33 , on the premises, or R.
WHITAKER; No. 610 Locust street. apB-20t*
TO stENT FOR VIE SUALIVIER.—a. de-
BEI - Sirable House and Garden, with pleasant
_yard and good shade trees, in the village or
WOODBURY. N. J. Easy of access to the city
by the West Jersey Railroad.
With or without the furniture. -- Possession given
immediately. :Apply to
apl3-Imj DAVID COOPER, 18 North Whayea
FOR SALE. —The Property on shoo] Ma Rouse Lane, fralltilig eight hundred and
sight (650) feet dn stud Lane, and extending nearly
one-third of a mile to the Wissahickon, with front
on that strotTri. Containing thirty (30) acres, with
numerous desirable sites for Country Seats, live
minutes walk from the Railroad Depot, and twenty
minuted walk from the oily: Apply to CHARLES
U. NW IRE RID, No. 205 South SU= et. 126-80
FO SALE.—OHESTNUT HILL MAN-
Ea. SIC 'N and GROUNDS on SUMMIT street,
within flvo minutes walk of:Railroad Depot,over
looking miles of country. The House is of Stone
of excellent build and possessing every con
venience. ,The lot is 200'feet trout by 315 feet deep,
well planted with trees Terms accomodating.
1 1, 1 3 P 1 9 to - JOHN H. WEEKS,
apls-12t* S. W. cor. Fifth and Noble.
muFOP. tiALt..'. —A very desirable lot of ground
sittlate on_ the north side of Spring earden'
sp ett SO feet 10 inches west of 18th street, 1..1 feet
f{ .t by about, 171: te.r. d'ep This lot is in the
immediate vi• May of the most desirable improve-
Meats of Itmh hLI; artioining new Bapttst altur , ll
and commands a very extensive-view-'over the
city; would be divided , to suit purchasers.
41..yp1r to , • 4.3 ' •
sped.let* S. W. corner Spring Garden and 13th
•
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
FOR SALE--A desirable Property for In-
Llayeatment, on Sergeant street, abOve Ninth.
Lot 47 feet by GI feet deep.. J. X. GITEDNIEYek
SONS, 303 Walnut street. - •
maCOUNTRY PLACE.—Wanted to purchase
a well improved summer -residenc.., atm c le
to 20 acres, within five miles of the M.y. Apply
to S. E. CURTIS Z S9N," Real Estate Brokers,
.I'4 Walnut street.
MR SPILL C E
mia desirable E•ST
fonr•story T
bris.k DWELLING.
with three-story back-buildirtga, 13(13 SPIMIE
street; replete vith'every convenience— Apply to
J. H. OVRTIS tc SON, Real Estate Brokers, 431
Walnut street.
La7o h E LET.—A three-story Brick Dwelt..
ing tt ith three-story - double back buildings,
Twenty.first street, oppowde 'Surnnaer, between
Race and Vine streets Rade*, furnace, bath. eas.
ace. .Apply to J. H. CORTI & SON, Real
tate Brokers, 433 Walt nt street.
41187.4 r FOR bALE—g handsome fotir-Aory
IFH:4 residence ' with three-story double bi... 117 butid
tugs, every-rneeitrn convenience, in peifect order
throngbout, vial lot of g - ronnd 20 feet. f rout by 117
feet deep, to a 20 feet wide - street, situate No. 1331
Filbert street. Immediate pose sion given. J.
M GUALISIEY & SONS, 503 IVglnutSt. •
DE.S4IAI3LEUWELLINGFOI
MlThe convenient, handsome y located, three.
story DWELLING, No. lil7North ELEVENTH
Street, below Dlonnt "Vernon street, east side. built
in the very best mapr, er, witt. doab:e three-story
back buildings and all the modern convenience=.
Immeoiate possession. Terms, accommodating
Aptly text aoor to the property, or to A. B. CA.R
VER & CO , Conveyancers, corner tiinth and'
Filbert Streets. ' [arr...kit4t*
COUNTRY SEAT AND PAlialf".•
SALE—Containing fifty -ET:. • acres, :"
handsomely situated in Dheltenha.ra
Uontgoinery conety, Pennsylvania, about eight
miles from the city and one ar.it fro= Yogi
Road Station, on the North PenusylTania
road. The buildings are nearly new, - subst._runial
end well calculated for P. whiter'or summer rereiw
lance. Apply to C. H. MUDIEMID, 2:1
South SIXTH street. Philadelphia. ; sates-tf4
S H A R,O N.—FOR SALE—The property
known as the SHARON INSTITUTE, :Liu
ate l mile below the Passe, ger . R E. depot at
Darby. Improvements consist of a large stone
building formerly occupied as a Ladies.' Seminary,
wish accornildations for one hundred poptis, 2
tenant houses; ban s„' spring bonzes, ice house,
and all other necessary out buildings.- Ce 3 acres of
land attached, which mulct ce. etivided advan
tageously into building sires of 5 or 15 acres each.
The buildings will be sold with any porti or of the
ground if pi eferri d 3. .M. 011111.111.EY Or:SONS,
5t2 Walnut street. ap•.:l
ell TO 111.. i ”..E AN I;ooUNT.—rossession
.Eg in a few days. A rare chance fo • an inve,t
ise.nt. FOR SALE—No. 9.4 . 21. BRANDYWINE
Street, between Spring Garden and Green streets.
west Irom Twent:eth street. a desirable part of the
clitv, a neat, three-etory BRICK HOUSE, with
two story tack bni'dings, g.,rdert, iron railing in
front: has eaz, bath. &c..; modern conveniences;
lot 16 feet tront.by 6t deep to a uacg ontlet. Pri :e,
51.500 mast remain on mortgage. W,Il
rent for S3VO per annum. 'Apply to EruaN dr
HILLIER, lat South Fourth street aye2t3-30
MBFOR SAL F.- —The -superior D WELLINT3.
No- 1916 VINE street, near Lozan Square,
Lot 18 feet front by 100 feet seep, to Winter street
The house is four stories high, with three-s , ory
'ha k buildis gs. and dnished throughout is the
best manner, with large parlor.' chambers, bath
room, conservatory for - flowers, dining room,
kitchen, and all the modern conveniences found in
a frst-cla a hc use. _Possession can be had imme
diately. Price. S.lO, WO, of which $l,lOO can remain
on the pzipperty. HARVEY SHAW, 151 South
FOURTH street. - awn- tl6
Olt FOR SALE. —A very desirable Country Seat;
good STONE MANSION, containing 1,5
mi. ins,' with v randah on two sides of the build
ing; a handsome lawn well shaded; superior vege
tabie garden, with permanent beds of choice berries:
a young and tbnfty. apple orchard: aLso choice
varieties of Standard, Pear and Cherry Trees in
full bearing: n , w Coach House with stabling, for six
.horses. Situated .1)6 miles from Market street
bridge, and ~%• mile from City Avenue Station on
P. nnsylvania Railroad. Two-third of pnrcha.e
- money may remain an Mortgage. Inquire at 219
CHESTNUT street. apti-gt* z
tlla PUBLIC SALE.—Of a HANDSOME
EU COUNTRY- RESIDENCE, on THURS
DAY, April tith, 1961. at 2 o'clock, on the -f
-mises situate in JENKINTOWN, on the old
York Road, half mile Intim Railroad Station,
bit e miles from the city; containing about 3
Acres of Land. The improvements are a two.
story Cottage built of brick, rough-cast; 12 rooms
with one story back Kitchen. finished and pap'red
tbrout boutFurcace in cellar- Range in kitchen;
Frame stable and other • out- bultdingst two wells
with pumps, soft water; fine springs on rear of
lot; large gaiden -, fruit of all kinds; beautiful
share trees, shrubbery, /cc.' Possession im.
mediately. Conditions on day of sale.
ap6,"cr,s4ttt THOMAS P.: IHANYPENNY.
OT ON SPRUCE sTR.Et. T, by Twenty-fonrttt
J SAT. et: t 5 feet front on Spruze street by ltrJ feet
in depth to Manning street. Will be sold or let on
grant d rent F.t the low rate of lt3 75 per foot: water
pipe laid in Manning street, and tM gronifd tree
from every inenmbrance. Apply A. B.: CAR
TER a: CO., Ninth and Filbert e. ,- sp2l.6t*
TU LET.—Large and &small ii.o ay stairs,
1112 and Bid ESTNTIT srmat. fesl-tt
GROCERIES
LW CROP TEAS.—Choice new crop Grant
anci,Black Teas, of the late - st importatioa, in
store and for sale by M. F. SPI.LLIN, Tea Dealer
and Grocer, Iconftwest corner of Arch snd Eighth
streets. ap 2t
FRGS:'BOSTON AND TRENTON oßlDif:
ERG, of all varieties, for sale by WI F. SPIL
LIN, Northwest con Arch and Eighth. sts. ap
Et MS, .DRIED BEEF AND TONGUES.—
l 1
'Very superior Jersey Hams, choice Dried
of and large Tongues, for sale by M. F. SP.I.
LIN, Northd - est con Arch add Eighth sts. apt
11AMILY FLOUR.—Splendid Family Flour, by
r the barrel, or in small bsp, for sale by M.F.
SPILLIN, Northwest corner Arch and Eighth.
streets. - ap2l.
filkA, SUGAR. AND COFFEE. —A choice as
-11 of flue Black and Green Tess, prime
uld Government Java, MA cba, Laguayra, Rio and
Maracaibo Ccffre; patent cut Loaf Sugar, .Lover
ing's dobble refined Loaf, Crushed and Pulverized
Sugars. For sale at the low est prices,by THOMP
SON BLACKS SON, Broad and - Chestnut ate.
EXTRA FINE SALAD OIL. —Fresh' Bordeaux
Olive Oil, of V, celebrated brands of ~ E . S.
z-nyres" and t ...T. Latour," also, prire Virgin Oil
of Air, in quart and pint bottles.' For sale by the
case or single bottle, by THOMPSON BLACK &
SON, Broad and Chestnut streets.
0141 E OIL,— connoisseurs and those want
thgV the best Olive Oil, we havenst received a
lot of the celebrated virgin oil of 4tx; also, Olives
Farcies of our importation, and for sale by.SIAIOX
COLTON & SON, Si W. Broad and Walnut a ts.
T CART' S BROKEN CANDY.—Just IT eel e d
13 Stuart's Broken Candy, and r sale by SIMON
COLTON & SON, S. W. broad and Walnut.
CALIFORNIA PORT.—Suitable for invalids
kj from its purity,-and to the public generally
from its being a rich; fruity wine, and for sale by
•zIAION GOLTON do SON, S. W. Broad and
Walnut.
OLIVE OIL! FRESH OLIVE 011.. Just re
ceivEd a lot of fine Table Oil in whole, half
and quarter bottles. Imported and for sale by E.
B CLARKE, dealer in fine groceries, Main
street. adjoining R. R. Depot. Germantown..
ACABONL—UurIed Italian Macaroni, fresh
In and very choice, for sale by E. B. OLA.R . B.E,
dealer in fine groceries, 'Main street, adjoining
F. Depot Gettnantovn,
Tx/ lILOWE'S Green Corn, French Peas
VV ar d Boneless Sardinps for sale by E. B.
CLA.BRE, Family Gr 'Ter, Alain street, adjoining
B. R. Depot Gerillaritown.
jENV PRESERVED GINGER —St i.lO per jar
Just received and for sale at COUbTY'S, No
119 South Second street mir23
NEW MAPLE SUG A R—Very' bright, in store
and for sale at COUSTY'S, No. US South
Second street.
OBIATOES IN GLASS. too doz.. Fresh
T
Tomatoes in Glass Jars—s very superior
article, fox sale by JAMES R. WEBB, Walnut
and Eighth Streets,
PRIME` NEW DUTCH. MERRlNG—Ancho
vies, Grissom., and Maraschino, for sale at
COUSTY!.S. No. 318 South Second street.
SMOKED S = ON AND HERRING;._
Smoked salmon and Yarmouth Herring, Just
received, and for Bale .TA'NT'F'S R..
Walnut and Eighth Streets.
R.:FINED SUGARS Abi 13 SIRUP* OF ALIA
grades manufactured at the'Southwarb Sugar
finery and the Grocers - Sugar- Reese; for s al4
by E. C. & CO., Sonthettst:.enrial
Water and, elter4aq4seet.. -
EIKJOATION,.
INFANT'S RETREAT. • •
• MEDIA,- DELAWARE CO., PA: •
iyms, SAtiUEL EDWARDS,. Principal . l'hir. ,
Institution, providing a refined luims anti the tan.
Merest care and .culture, tor - Children thin threw
in seven years bf age will he openeiton Wednea,
day, APRII:I3. — Maths is-:t3—rnites 'front
delplua by Railroad, For paiticulars apply VI
Rev. S. Edwards, Media, .pa., • Ilf•fe.reaciesti,:,
Bishop Potter, Bish.op Stevens,' and the Bpi's.
copal Clergy. of`tits city ;alto 'tcr 'aiiranank
Martin, 'tut ' ' ' l3 k 7 4lnf
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