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' NEW CourTrEnvsrrs:=Peterson's ,
Coun
terfeit Detector for April let, gives 'the fol
lowing descriptions of new counterfeits''
which have been recently Issued:
Bank of Cornmerce. Cleveland, Ohio. 3s, spurious -
Bthree N females-sailor on right end. • •
ank of Commerce, ew•London. Conn • 10s, al
tered-vig. large steamer and sail vessels, female on
rihtltaellgl end, tenincenl e.sfvvenane.pa.ss, altered-train
of cars going to the left..
Bank Male of:lndiana (and all its branches); 25, at
tered-vig. wagon, four horses, driver; cars indistallee;
Washington on rigbt, female on left. • ...
Broome County- Bank, Binghampton, N. , Y. 55,
altered--vlg, three cherubs and globe: female on right
end.
central -Bank of N. .T., Ilightstown, New. Jersey.'
55, altered-vig. men loading huy on a wagon; cattle
on left hand.
Commercial Bank, Rochester, N. Y. 205, imitation
vig. three' females - seated, eagle on shield, ship and
use totheright; female on right end; State arms on
Counterfeit Posta/ Cerrenee - neW issue• - Firar cent
notes, , new issue.' On the top of the bill the words,!
"Furnished only by the Assistant Treasurer and De
signated Depositaries of the United States;" observe
the two words' of the" on the genuine there is a little'
space between them, not so on the imitations. Fifty
' cent notes; the engraving is good, but the gilt frame
around the head is very bad. The - paper has, however
the appearance of common print paper, and is very
whitish. The whole of it is a little smaller than the
genuine. Six barrels on right end of Washington are
very indietinct." Twenty five cent notes, poorly en
graved, on poor paper; and • tha gilt frame around the
-head does not show any gat: Ten•cent notes, very
Coarsely done, and the green ink very pale.
Boston Bank, Easton, Pa.-10s. vig. girl
feeding calves; 10 on each upper corner; female por- -
trait or. each lower corner; poorly done. •
_Elmwoodßank,Bhode /s/and-2s, imitation-vig. view
of village; portrait of President Peirce on right; 11,
female and large - 2 on right; 2 on shield on lower.
l eft.
Gene See Vetley Bank, Genesee, N. Y.-103, altered-,
male bast, deer on right. •
Granite Bank, .Pascoag, B. 1.-3 s, imitation-171g.
large 8 witlefemale portrait either side. In genuine
Washington on lower leftis in oval frame. This - Is a
new Issue of this counterfeit.•
Sur/but Bank; anin.-.5s altered-vig. group of nude
children. •
Liberty Bank, Providence, 8../.-10s, altered from the,
Egg Harbor Bank,N..T. The alteration is well exe
cuted; reddish tinted over the -title; four cows In a
stream, etc. '
Merchant:a Bank Baltimore-Is, imitation-via: yes
'Bel, steamboat ht distance; on right end fall length fig
ure of female on left end, female portrait. -
Revere Bati k, Boston.-ss, altered-vig. three females
and Agars 5.
Syracuse City Bank, N. Y.-2s, imitation-vig. In
diens and men; right end, squaw; left end, die and
-Indian.
7auntrmßank,.lifass. -105 , altered from Is-vig. train
of cars at depot. .
awes
.than girl on Bank.
right. Conn.-23, altered-vig. steamship, In-
National Banks.-Is altered to 10s-vig. of Is. two
female figures with hands clasped, one pointing up
wards. lea have figure .of Franklia drawing electrici
ty from the clouds, and on back of bill is De Soto die
,covering the Mississippi. On back of Is is the landing
of the Pastime, Well done. Is imitation-the color
is much darker than genuine.and the engraving coarser
The head of tkilumbus on back of the bill is larger than
the genuine. All those thus far in circulation are upon
the First National Bank of Auburn. They will un
doubtedly be altered to others. 50s, altered from .ss;'
the Is have vigs on each end-and landing of Colum
bus on back. Look out for this alteration.
First Banana/ Bank, Indianapolis, Ind.-205, !mita-
Ilon-Goddess of Liberty. farmers, artisans, on
lower right corner battle of Lexiugton on lower left
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corner-baptism of Pocobontas on back of note. The
general appearance of the note is good and calculated
':'.to deceive. Observe on counterfeit the butt of the
musket on lower left corner touches the scroll work
around figures the hand of the female on
man's breast, the fingers can scarcely be seen. On
genuine no part of the gan touches andtbe fingers are
-quite distinct. On counterfeit under the words "This
note," where it reads "This note is secured," etc., there
- are but three flourishes-genuine has four, also one be
tween United and States. which is emitted in counter
left, (Those lines can be edded, however. in future im
• pressions. The letter "a" in " Treasurer", under Spin
ner's name is larger than the other letters, and while
the counterfeit is the same length of genuine it is at
least one quarter of an inch narrower. Un counterfeit
the shield beside the eagle on back of note contains
but six stars, and they are very imperfect-on genuine
seventeen stars are visible. No doubt the plate will be
' improved upon and altered to many other banks, as
this can be cone with a. slight ateration.
sea, imitation-a fifty dollar counterfeit note on the
Tenth Banana/ Bank of New York, was; a few days
since, presented -at the Treasury Department, We
have not seen this new fraud and at present can only
i
say to our readers to use care n receiving the notes of
-this denomination.
-
be undies raised from ls-vig. (on lower centre) two
females with hands Elapsed, one pointing upwards.
20e raised from 2s-vig.. (on left hand) female seated
'holding flag.
• - 505 and 1005 raised from s e -Columbus discovering
America on lower left end.
2reasury Notes.-10s-A. new issue, dated March 10,
lea. The red seal is badly executed, as is also the
border of the note, which is made up of repititions of
the letter X. General appearance bad. A great nom-
her are, in circulation. 505. 'United States Treasury,
(greenbacks,) are in circulation from an entirely new
plate, said to be the best counterfeit yet made of the
klovenament notes. So look out for them as some few
have taken them.
United 6tates Compound Interest Notes.-.s+l)s, imita
tion
vig. (on left end) female erect, holdiog sword in
left hand, her right hand resting on bible-male bust,
soon die above on right end. 'Well done and likely to
deceive good judges. Ifes, counterfeits are in circula
tion. A fac-simile of the genuine bill, but the engrav
ing is not eo fine. They are dated May 15th, 1865; Letter
The green ink in the back of the counterfeit is
paler than that in the genuine. Ea careful and ex
amine well all before taking them, as they have de
ceived some of our best judges.
United States Legal Tender Boles -Is counterfeit
large numbers of ONE Donees counterfeit green
backs are in circulation. Excepting a few minor dis
crepancies, the spurious note is an exact lac-simile of
the genuine bill. The general appearance is also very
,good. The green Ink is of a somewhat lighter shade
than that used on the genuine, and some parts of the
note look scratchy and. blurred. The figures 1 on the
green scrollwork on lower right quarter of the note are
printed in green; in the genuine they are while. The
bead of Chase is darker. Bill has a coarse appearance.
ss, imitation-the portrait on the right and the figure
of Liberty on the left are rather coarse. Well calcu
lated to deceive.
5s and 105 raised from Is. Portrait of Chase on up
per left corner,
les, imitation-The portrait of Lincoln on the left end
is very dark, and the eyes pool, while the toes of the
. female on the right end can scarcely be seen. On the
genuine they are very distinct. Look out for them.
. 203. imitation; poorly done; engraving coarse, and the
• bill looks blurred. The green ink used, is lighter than
the genuine. The dies and 20s are one- eignth of an
inch larger then the genuine.
50s, altered from gs. In the genuine 50s the signatures
of the Register is on the left, and the Treasurer on
the right end of the bill. In the altered note they are
both on the right end, with two strips of lathe work
between them.
505, imitation. They are so well done that all the
-banks refuee them.
lees, imitated. Upper left, spread eagle sitting on a
rock. The general appearance of the bill is good. The
wings of the eagle are coarse and the clouding streaky.
The imprint of the American Bank Note Company at
- -the top is larger than on the genuine. On the right end
of the back of the bill them In the circles are inverted
thus: "100." In the genuine the 100 in the circles on
the left end read thus: "001"; in the counterfeit they
.are thus:"100," The paper is also heavier.
A PRESENT TO GENERAL BUTLER.—At
the recent fair of the Ladies Union Associa
tion, for the benefit of the Sick and Wounded
Colored Solciiers, a very handsome present
was voted to Gen. B. F. Bailer, consisting of
a velvet gown, dressing cap, slippers, &c.
They were forwarded to the General, with a
. graceful letter, written by the Corresponding
Secretary, and the General made the follow-
Mg reply
WASHINGTON CITY, March 13th, 1866.
_Ladies of the Union A ssociation, .Philadel
yhtia: MESDAMES—For your beautiful pre
sents, forwarded to me through your Cor
responding Secretary, Carrie R. Le Count,
which have given me the liveliest satisfac
tion, please accept my thanks.
Rich and intrinsicallyvaluable as they are,
they have a higher and nobler value to me
and shall be laid up with other treasures
endeared by sacred memories as a legacy
to my children. The earnest of grateful ap
preciation of what I wished rather than
what I was enabled to do in behalf of those
on whom organized sin,and wrong had sub
mitted every outrage through generations.
These gifts, made more precious by the vote
of preference which awarded them, are at
once the exemplar and evidence that the
race of colored men have the high virtue of
gratitude : and the intelligence in the mass
/o appreciate the efforts made to raise their
.condition to equality of right.
Their soldiers in many fields under my
eye, have shown high courage, endurance
and enthusiastic patriotism. Who shall
say that such men, so willingly periling
their lives to save the country, are not fit
.to take part in choosing their own rulers
:and enacting their own laws, in the country
which they have helped to rescue from its
rebellious foes?
Permit me agahi to express my thanks
for your favor, and believe me,
Faithfully,i Your Friend,
BENJAMIN F. BUTLER.
STEALING A DOG.—Before Alderman Mc-
Mullin yesterday George Jeffries and Geo.
Reed were charged with the larceny of a
dog, valued at $2OO, the property: of John
Deadon. .It appears that the plaintiff sent
the animal into the country, some time ago,
for the purpose of safe keeping. Shortly
after his dogship bad been transferred from
city to country life he was stolen. The
allegation is that the defendants were seen
uponthe farm.where the dog was boarding,
and shortly after they had left the canine
-?ivas_missuig, It is also alleged that the dog
THE 'DAILY; TENING 'HULLILTDI PHILADELPHIA; MED NES DAT, MARCH 280,:1366.
has been frequen y seen:_in the possession
r)f,the a_conse4 u . -Th were held in #5OO bail
eachto, =river. '
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LARCENY OF A - HORSE' AND -WAGON.-
Edward luteCabn was arrested'yesterday
afternoon, by Sergeant Cibuk of the reserve
force, Vwenty-third and Filbert streets,
Ripon the charge of the larceny of a horse
and wagon:belonging to E Jones Brooke,
of Media, Delaware county, Pa., on the
night of the 22d instant. At a hearing last
evening he was -held in $5,000 bail to
answer.
WOOD AND CARY'S QPENINCL—The Spring
" opening " of- fastdonable -bonnets, by
Messrs. Wood-&, Cary, 725 Chestnut street,
will take place ..to-morrow (Thuraday),
March 29th, and will undoubtedly create a
sensation, as from what we hear' whispered
among 'the knowing'- ones,. the display of:
this popular house will be unusually rich in
.desirable novelties. The ladies of our city
will be on the qui, vine, of course.
SURRENDERED HIMSELF.—James Mona
gatt who was charged with having inflicted;
the stab which caused the death of James
T. Moore. has surrendered himself and' is
now under $6,000 bail for trial. •The affair
happened on the 15th of Augdst last at the,
Eighth Ward,Demogratic Convention.
TEE MosT • REFINED LADIES USE'
and endorse only exquisite "Email de Paris"for , im
parting to the roughest skin the color t texture and
complexion of polished ivory. L'Elmail de Paris is
used as a delicate beautifier for theatre saloon and ball
room. line. Vestvali Mtn. D. P. B owers ,: Lucille
Western, and other ladies recommend it to the profea.
sion and public for its efficiency and, harmlessubsa.
Sold by IC..lonin, 11l S. Tenth street; and by druggists
and dealers In toilette articles. • -
"THE MAP.TLAND HAM,"
of delicious flavor and
Undoubted purity,
For sale by Mitchell eic Fletcher.
_ . ' 1204 Chestnut street.
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HEAT AND COLD--GLACIEBi3 AND AN.-
THRACITE.-A lecture was delivered last' evening at
the Academy, on "Glaciers." A shivering sort of
topic truly .. !Still, as the pole suggests the tropics it re
minds us that those who suffer from cold can procure
the best fuel ever dlgged from the bowels of Lehigh or
richuylkill, at the coal yard of W. W. Alter, N 0.307 N.
Ninth street, or at his blanch office, Sixth and Spew
Garden streets.
OARTOBVS SPRING OPENING—
Of Misses' and Children's Hata of the most elegant
styles.
Gents' Silk Hats of the latest Paris make.
Besides many new novelties
In the Hat line never before
Introduced in this market.
We have at present and are daily adding to our large
stock many novelties.
Stores under the
Continental Hotel.
Pram LIitICRTY War= LEAD.—Tryit,and
you will have none other.
THE HIGITEST STANDARD OF EXCEL
LEscir..—The superiority of the confections manufac
lured by Mr. George W. Jenkins, at No. lon Spring
Garden street, (Union Square), will not admit of con
troversy. His stock the present season is even supe
rior to last season's display, and consists of every va
riety of bonbons, caramels, cream chocolates, French
secrets, candy images, foreign fruits, almonds. nuts.
etc., etc.. and countless other articles for which we
have not space. Mr. Jenkins has attained his success
by great attention to business, and well merits the ex
tensive patronage he is receiving. VLsit his attractive
store.
TWELVE and a half cent Calicoes—Fast
Celors,
J. C. STRA.WBRIDGE & CO.
UNIG.r CHED - MUSLlN—yard wide—the
L eaviest makes at 24 cents.
J. C. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.
BONA FLDEIMPORTED CIGARS and Lynch
burgh Tobacco. Prices reduced 40 per cent No Domestic
Cigars sold as Imported; also the best five cent Lon
d res in the city, at FLAHERTY'S, 537 Chestnut street,
opposite the ContinentaL Store closed on Sunday.
GUAVA JELLY.
For sale by Mitchell and Fletcher, 134 Chestnut
btreet.
SCENE AT JAY COOKE'S. •
Stranger. Let me have n.OOO worth of the seven
thirty loan. will yon?
Clerk. Yes sir. Of what denomination will you
have it.
Stranger. Waal, to please the old woman, you
might give us ssxt of her in Free• Will Baptist, but the
rest we'll take in Presbyterian Old School.
All denominations of clothing and prices at Charles
Stoke's & Co.'s ready-made establishment, under the
Cmtinental, Chestnut street below ninth.
ItratovED.—Auter's hair dye depot, to
o. 5 Ridgeway House, foot of Market atreet.
Wn of Tar Syrup for Coughs, Colds
and Affections of the Lungs. This; mixtare Is entirely
'vegetable, and affords speedy Relief In all Pulmonary
Diseases, such as Asthma, Spitting of Blood, Bron
chitis, go. Prepared only b
HARRIS & OLIV EIFi, Druggists,
S. E. Cor. Tenth and Chestnut streets. Phila.
PURE LIBERTY - WHITE LEAD.—Preferred
by Dealers, as It always gives satisfaction to their cus
tomers.
SPRING FASHIONS FOR CHILDREN. —M.
Shoemaker & Co., Nos. 4 and 6 North Eighth street,
are now opening a splendid assortment of Children's
Clothing, in the latest Paris styles, unsurpassed for
elegance of workmanship and material. The public is
invited to call and examine.
F .; EOCKEILL & WILSON BROWN STONE E
CLOTHING HA.LL.
(.lentlern6n's aothing..
ROCKHILL & WILSON. BROWN STONE
CLOTHING HALL.. 0
Boys' Clothing.
ROCKHILL & WILSON, BROWN STONE
CLOTHING HALL.S
- Clothing ready made
ROCEt-tri.r, & WILSON, BROWN STONE IA
CLOTHING HALL.
Clothing of au grades made to order.
Hoop SEIRTS.—New Spring styles, Hop
kin's "own make" gotten up expressly r first class
trade—superior in style, finish and durability, to all
others in the market—warranted to give satisfaction.
Wholesale and retail at Manufactory, No. 628 Arch
street.
INIMITABLY FIN'E CONFECTIONS. Choice
and rare varieties for select presents, manufactured by
• STEPHEN F. WHITMAN,
No. 1210 Market street.
PURE LIBERTY WitrrE LEAD.—Orders
daily increasing.
FOR MALLOW PASTE, MOSS Paste, Soft
Gum Drops, and other efficacious Confections for
Coughs and Colds, go to E, G. Whitman & Co.'s, 318
Chestnut street. Dealers supplied.
THE FINEST CAILUSIELS and Roasted Al
monds are those manufactured by E. G. Whitman &
Co., 318 Chestnut street. ' Dealers supplied.
DEAFNESS, BLINDNESS AND CATARRH.—
J. Isaacs, ?,L D., Professor of the Eye and Ear, treats
all diseases appertaining to the above members with
the utmost success. Testimonials from the most re
liable sources in the city can be seen at his office, No.
519 Pine street. The medical faculty are invited to at
company their patients, as helms had no secrets
practice. Artificial eyes inserted. No charge made
for examination.
/OVIISENEXICS.
THE WenbruT.—The performance of "Panchen' ,
last nightat the Walnut was a treat whicti even our
recollections of :Miss Charlotte Thompson and Miss
Maggie Mitchell could not dim. The house was a fine
one and the play was very handsomely placed upon
the stage The characters were all well caat.the music
was superbly chosen and ably performed, and the suc
cess of Miss Noemie de Marguerittee, who enacted the
heroine, may be considered thoroughly assured.
hether it. is wise question a "star" of so youthful a
debutante is not th here: but we can honestly
say that her personation of Fanchon surpassed all
reasonable expectation. Her voice is clear and strong;
her knowledge of =sic very perfect; her dancing is
very graceful, and her "stage business" equal to that
of artists of a score of years' standing. This is high
praise, but it is deserved, and it gives us =pleasure to
accord it. Miss de Marguerittes was helped greatly by
the company. Mr. Walcott's Silvinet was
We never saw it so well done in every detail, and it
pleased the audience immensely. Mr. Chester's Delu
de, Mrs. Chester's Madden, Mr. Griffith's Father
Barbeaud and Miss Carr's Old Fadet were also ad
mirable, leaving nothing to be desired. Any debutante
would feel encouraged by having such support as that
accorded to Miss de Marguerittes. To-night, for her
farewell benefit, she appears in "Fanchoo ' and in "A
Loan of a Lover." To-morrow Mr. Griffith takes his
benefit. He is one of the ablest actors on the Phila
delphia stage and will receive a thorough recognition
of his merits.
- THE Cfrirsrprur.—For Mr. lElirgield's benefit this
evening "Caught -in the Toile" will be repeated. to
gether with "1,000 Milliners" and some grand musical
performances, as will be seen by the advertisement.
To-morrow "The Betrayer and Betrayed" will be pro.
'duced, and on Friday bliss Ward will have the oppor
tunity ef substantially "buying a theatre and playing
all the best parts herself," as she desires in "Caught in
the Toils," as her benefit then occurs.
TB Ancn.-11r. Dillon again appears in "Virginius"
this evening. The afterpiece is Craig's new burlesque
.on "Hamlet." Tomorrow is Mr. Dlllon's last night
but one. On Friday he has his benefit and maim his
final appearance. Oa Saturday Mr. Tillon's benefit
takes ace.
Tam AMEBICArr gives one of its Lively bills to-night.
SIGNOR BLITZ makes the rosy hours fly fast at As•
sembly Building, particularly to the bon ant hearts of
the young people, he being substantially as young as
any of them. ' -
WOOD'S Mnisnams at Musical Fund Hall are draw
ing very fashionable audiences.
THE ICALEIDOPITOTOSOOPE is at Concert Hall. An
exhibition and gift distribution takes place to-night.
ACADEMY or Mcerc.—Mr. MCDougall's benefit
COmes off this afternoon,
ABITTSMZEAnrS._
additionas
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A MHERIOAN—ATJADEMY OP MIMIC.
Ala. , Corner of BROAD and LO OUST streets.
.
Lessee and Manager
' WM. WMEATLEY ;
EASTER MONDAY, April 2, 1866,
First appearance in several years of the
' -: • , GREAT BAwrads.... , - 2 _ ~,
GABRIEL RAVEL.
ANTOINE RAVEL,
- - , , YouNG AMERICA.
AND A TROUPE OF ARTISTS NUMBERING 40
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Kai6N
Among whom may.be mentioned the
14LABTINET1I.FAIIILY (SIX IN NEMBEB.)
Eignorita P.EPATA - , Premiere Dauseuse, from the
Opera at Paris.
M. Von 1t.A.*241E first male dancer - and ballet master
Mlles. Vandris, Marzettl, Desiree, Julia Lehman, t
Mons. Vandris Garcia, Schmidt, Aztel C. Lehman, ;
Full and Magnificent Corps de Ballet.
The Orchestra under the direction of M. Remain
'ine, from Paris.
The evening's entertainment will commence with t
the Ballet Pantomime called ,
OR THE ADVENTURES OF AN AV, RONAUT.
VENTLLATAN • GABRiEt. RA.VEL
KiM EA. .. • . .--..— ANTOINE RAVEL
And ariTtil: - -
- -
To be followed by
THE DEFIANCE.
A Classic Scene of Groupings.,
By JVLIEN and Enr....I.IPPE MARTINETTL
To conclude with the Great Fairy Pantomime;
entitled the
RED GNOME. '
THE FAMOUS WARRIOR ANTOINE RAVEL
THE RED GNOME YOUNG AMERICA
• MATINEE, EVEUY SA'TIIRDAY at 2 o'clock.
Admission 75 cents
Reserved Seats, Parquette and Parquette /Circle, 11;
Family CirCle• 40 cents; Amphitheatre, cents.._._
Seats can be secured at 0. W. A. Trumpler's Music
Store, S. E. corner of •SeventiCand Chestnut streets,
and at the Box Office of the Academy of Music on Fri
day, from 9 A. M. to 4P. M.
Doors open at 7—to commence a before 2.
Seats secured six days in advance. mh2B3tf
REAL ESTATE.
FOR RENT.
Thee New Bulleiin Building,
No. 607 Chestnut Street,
WILL BE COMPLETED FEW:WEEZES.
Te proprietors are prepared to receive proposals for
renting such rooms as they will not use tninnoelvol•
These will he
TEE SECOND STORY FRONT ROOM,
60 by 24 feet.
WEE WHOLE OF THE NORTHERN HALF OF
THE BIHLDENO,
Boar Stories High. with Entrance by a .wide hall on
Chestnut strwt,
And a Front of 2.5 feet on Jayne street;
Suitable fora Jobbing or Commission. House, a Bank.
or Insurance Office.
For Further Partiallam apply at the EVENLSO
BULLETIN OFFICE.
mhS No. 329 Chestnut Street.
tf
FOR SALE ,
I THE MODERN THREE STORY_ ira
NG
With three story back bu Mugs. and every conve- .
• Menne, marble entrance and vestibule, Mutate
No. 1908 Pine Street.
Lot is feet 4 inches in front, 100 feet deep, with the
privilege of a 4 foot alley, Apply on the prerni.ses.
41)FOB. SALE OR TO RENT.—THE ELEGANT
Farm of 46 acres, with handsome mansion or
country residence. on the Bristol turnpike, Andalusia,
halts county, Pennsylvania. about teu yards from the
Camden and Arany Railroad Station at Andalusia,
and three quarters of a mile from the steamboat
wharf, boing convenient also to forresdale, Cornwell
station, and other adjacent stopping places on the line
of railroad. The location is on an eminence. and has
the advantage of being one of the most desirable. sit
lubrons and healthy spots for residence In the State
of Pennsylvania. The mansion is every way commo
dious, with good cellar, spacious dining-room, klo-hen,
parlor, dormitories, cer.., whilst there are large and
improved barns, outhouses. tko. A !fine lot of
fast trotting horses and blooded mares, together
with horses, useful for farming purposes. will be dis
posed of as the sale, as will be also wagons, harness,
taming utensils and vehicles; cattle, poultry, house
hold furniture, miscellaneeus articles, &c. The entire
property of forty six acres, with planted crops, man
sion and appurtenances, may be sold at private sale,
or leased f or a term of two years, rent payable in ad
vance, at any time from the present date until the day
of public sale. An adjoining and separate lot of twelve
acres, beautitilly situated. and having a front of ebb=
one hundred and fifty yards on the Bristol turnpike.
making it most suitable for the erection of a country
residence, may be disposed of in like manner.. If, how
ever, this lot is not disposed of privately, It will be
peremptorily sold to the highest bidder on the day of
sale.
The property offered is - every way desirable, being
near to colleges, churches. public schools, dn.. and pos
sessing every comfort that the heart could wish for. It
is only miles from Philadelphia, which can be
reached at almost any hour of the day or night. Bills
giving further and full particulars can be seen at
messra_andrew C. Craig & Co's store. Front street.
above Walnut; Messrs. Watkio S Weaver, Library
street, above Fourth; J. B. Cantwell's, N. W. corner of
Germantown Road and Master street and John P.
Jenkins' stables, Broad street. below Walnut.
o'cl
Th ock, on e sale
Monday, will tale p
Ap lace ril sth, I e Sta. on th premises, at twelve
Parties wishing to visit the premises will get off at
Andalusia Station, C, and A. R. R.
mh4.8,111.apt.7-4ti JAMES B. CANTWELL.
C.OUNTRY SEAT AND FARM FOR 21
Side.—Fifty or one hundred scree, Bristol
- e aboveseven mile stone and near acmes% •
sion Rouse and other dwellings To Let. Apply to R.
N 0 11 iTAKER, No. 610 Locust street. .mh2s-ito
CILESTNUT BILL—FOR BALE—A handsome
: double stone RE&IDENCE, with every city con•
ven ence. and lot 165 feet front by 330 feet deep. situate
on the corner of PROSPECT avenue and blintATIT
street, within five minutes' walk from the Railroad
depot. J. M. GUMMY tk SONS, 508 Walnut street,
WALNUT STREET—FOR SALE—: very de-
Lialdrable three-story brick RICSIDENCE, with
attics, and double back buildings, and furnished with
every convenience, situate on the north side of WAL
NUT street, between P,road and Fifteenth streets. J.
M. GUMMY dc SONS, 508 'Walnut street-
PINE tSTREET,.-7For sale a desirable three
story brick LWMALING, with three story back
u [dings, west of Nio4steenth, south side, with every
conveniences, and in perfect order. Apply to J.
CURTIS & EON, Real Estate Brokers a. 3 Walnut Bt.
TO RENT—The desirable three-story brick Re
sidence, situate No. 202. South Ninth street. Im
mdiate possesslou given. J. M. GUMYLEY t SONS,
508 Walnut street.
FOR RENT—A valuable STORE on South
Ra FRONT street, suitable for Woo! or Groceries.
2.kaoress Box 860, Post Oftlce. mh..n.-rptft
r][ l o MANUFACTURERS AND OTHERS,—For sale,
a desirable Lot of ground, Buttonwood street near
second. 65 by 90 feet. Apply to J. H. CURTLS &SUN,
Heal Estate Brokers, 413 Walnut street,
itaEm.covA.E..
DRS. GALLOWAY & SHEDD
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their professional services to all who may desire.
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At 10 o'clock, by cotalogue, at No. 153 floral Tenth
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name, line carpets, chandeliers, ar„..
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4 111,1:103 A. FREEMAN, AtTOTIONEE2E. NO. 422
WALNUT street.
FFTH SPRING E; 4 4T:r APRH, 4. 1568.
This Bal l e, on Wednesday, at IS O'clock 1100 n. at the
Exchange, •-srt Include—
VALUABLE COAL LANDS.—A voluable tract of
400 acres of Coal I arida? Luzerne county. Pennsyl
vania, adjoining lamas:, the "Delaware and Hudson
Canal Co ," tne '`Rsol and Lackawanna Coal very CO."
Geo M. Holenbach and others It Is advan
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Lackawanna, about 1 mite from the town of Archbald
and 9 miles from Scranton. and is entirely underlaid
by all the veins of coal kno ti 7 act in that region. The
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'scranton," and sold qy regular auction sales In the
New York market the tract is accessible by railways
and canals both to New York and Philadelphia.
IQ — Plans and Reports at the Auction Store.
farlt trill be sold without any reserve to close a con.
c , rn.
No. 2024 LOMBARD' ST—A three story brick house
with back bnildings,l6 by 75 feet. Orphans' Court Sale
—.Estate of Alcorn, deed.
NEW' MARKET ST—A three story brick house,
above Vine. 57 by 120 feet. Orphans' Court Sale—Estate
Stomas Balaton. deed.
No. 1.22. - and 1229 SOUTH ST—A frame bake beanie,
Caviling and lot, South st, below 13th at, 48 feet front
ty 51 feet, deep to an alley. V. feu may remain.
DWELLING No. 1.9.15, VINE ST.—A tnree story
brick house with brck building 19 by 50 feet to Slate at.
• way remain* finovdiatepe , sussion.
No. 129 MONROE ST.—A frame house and lot, Mon
roe late Plum at; below Poartla, 15 by 90 feet. Ya.. Sala
'wren:Vary.
No. 1809 BECKEIT ST.—A three story brick dwell
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' Coates 5[113 by 65 feet, 21rr annum ground rent.
ADJOINING—House ad °Wing. Same description,
TRUCK LAND, 24TH ARD.—A tract ot 20 acres,
Island road, Ringstating. 24th Ward. adjoining Suffolk
Park. There is afro,ne house and stabling on this is act,
and the land is very rich.
Is ACR.lls..ready for trucking. opposite the avove.
s
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:0 ACRES adjoining. These lands ore in the highest
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MILLINERY.
Mrs. H. Dillon,
323 and 331 South Street.,
has a handsome assortment of SPRING MIL
LIHRRY; MIESBEe - and Infants' Hats and Caps,
Silks, Velvets, Crapes, Ribbons, Feathers, Flowers,
Frames, d:c. mhs-4n4
W hI~ Tt~.
ANTED —}lo,ooor
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AXrANTED.--For the summer, In Germantown or
ll' West Philadelphia, two rooms with board for two
ladles and a servant, In a small quiet faintly where no
other persona would be taken. Address 201 South
Tenth et) eet. Philadelphia. mh2o-2t*
BOAIWING.
cNITAIISIER BOARDING at the EAGLE STATION,
fifteen miles from Philadelphia, immediately on
tne Pennsylvania Railroad.. For particulars inquire
at 225 South Broad street.• Rooms can be seen any
time. mhets
GROVER & BAKER'S .
FIRST PREMIUM ELASTIC STITCH AND LOOK
STITCH SEWING MACHINES,
With latest Improves:mate,
---
780. CTLESTEDT Street, Philadelphia.
-17 MARKET Street, Harrinburg. lel4za rp
SP4ING. ant
WM. D. ROGERS.
Coach and Light Carriage Bander.
1009 and 10111 Chestnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
NOTICE.
PIIIMADIEIXICEA, March 24th, 1866.
2 irundersigned having decided to retire from the
profession of instructress of Horsemanship, resPeot
hilly Informs the public that she will give lessons until
the 20th of April next, on the most moderate terms.
Ladies and fentlemen will do well to improve this
last opportuny.
baddle horses, saddles, bridles &c.. will be closed
out at private, sale• cheap to wind up this old and
PePtdar riding school.
MADAM nrcerri4,
naltat - ivrPt N0..1411 Arch street.
:VITALNUTS AND ALMOND.S.—New cro? . Grenoble
TV Walnuta and , Paper Shell Almondß, Or to ,
4,13. BUSSEMIA 411 r 1.48 S. Del Aware Alorate.
HE CHOLERA _
Deprived of its Horrors by Pati.
lying and brie;lug the Blood.
Novi is the Time
To use &Preventive.
There is none equal to
HELMBOLTYS
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED- FLUID
EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
THE CHOLERA. •
is defective vitalization of the blood, and when the
blood looses Its
LIFE GIVING POWER,
It causes relaxation of the contractile power of the
blood vessels of the body and the intestines opeo their
myriad bi‘od vessels and all the albuminous or flesh
making material passes off from the bowels.
Pnie and Healthy;Blood Resists Diseate.
And while there maybe no mossion for alarm, those
of impure blood are most liable to suffer.
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IN THE SPRING MONTHS the system naturally
undergo a change, and lrnoll - MBOLD'EI HIGHLY
comitYKNTRATED ExTRAcr OB SaIISAPAHIL
LA is an•asEdautnt of the grcateet value.
GIVING BLOOM TO THE PALLID CHEFS
BEAIITTFYING THE COMPLEXION.
BEE
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IT ERADICATES ERUPTIVE and trLOREA-
TrvE DISTEARVv. of the THROAT, NOSE. EYES,
EYELIDS, SCALP and SKIN, which so disfigure the
appearance. PURGING the evil efrecta f m
and removing all taints, the remnant(' of DISE.&SES
hereditary or otherwise, and is taken by ADULTS and
CHILDREN with perfect SAFETY.
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of the worst disorders that affect mankind arise from
the corruption that accumulates in the blood. Of all
the discoveries that have been made to purge it out,
none can equal in effect' Eelmboid's Compound Er:
tract of Sarsaparilla. It cleanses and renovates the
blood, instals the vigor of health into the system., and
purges out the humors which make disease. It stimu
lates the healtny ituactions of the body. and expels the
Oisorders that grow and rankle In the blood.
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&croft,lons , mercurial and sByppphilitic diseases destroy
whatever part they may attaeY. Thousands die an
nually from protracted diseases of this class, and from
the abuse of mercury. Visit any hospital. asylum and
prisons, and satisfy yourself of the truth:ablest, of the
assertion. The system best resists the inroads of these
diseases by a juCliclous combination of Tonics.
RFr.lrliOLD'S HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
FLUID EXTR aCT
SARSAPARILLA
Is a Tonic of the greatest value—arresting the zo.ost
inverate disease liner the glands are destroyed, and
the bones already affected. This hs the testimony of
thousands who have used aid prescribed It for the
last 16 years.
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A INTERESTING LETTER is published in the
.11.-dloo-Chirorgical Review, on the subject of the ex
tract of Sarsaparilla In venereal affections, by Bards.
min Travers, F. R. Rote. Speaking of Syphilis, and
diseases arising from the excess of mercury, he states,
•• That no re:net:lo s qua/ to the =tract of Sarsaparilla;
its power is attraordsnenv, more so than any other drug
/am acquainted with. It is in the strictest tense a tonic.
with this frivaluab/c, attribute:that it is applitabie to a
state of the system so sunken and yet so irrit abis as ren
ders other substances of the tonic class unavailable or
iuforicus.
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TWO TABLESPOONFULS of the Extract of Ser.
saperilla, added to a pint of water, is equal to the
Lisbon Diet Drink, and one bottle is equal to a gallon
of the Syrup of Sarsaparilla, or the decoction as usually
made.
The decoction is exceeding troublesome, as it is
necessary to prepare it fresh every day. and the syr.ip
is still more objectionable as it is weaker than the
decoction; fora fluid saturated with sugar is suscep
tible of holding in solution much les3 extractive
matter than water alone, and the Syrup is otherwise
objectionable. for the patient is frequently nauseated.
and his stomach surfeited by the large proportion of
sugar he Is obliged to take with each dose of Sarsapa
rilla, and which is of no use whatever. except to keep
the decoction from spoiling.. Here the advantages and
superiority of the Fluid Extract in a comparative
v Sew are strikingly manifest.
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HEIMBOLIPS EXTRACT'EIICHII
CIIMMES GRAVEL
HELMBOLD'S EXTBALDE /BMWS
CURES STRICITTRIM.
HTIORTIOLD , S EXTRACT BUCHIT
CURES DROPSY
For the diseases named above, and for WEAK
NESSES and PAINS IN THE BACK, FEMALE
COMPLAINTS and DISORDERS arising from ex
cesses of any kind, it is invaluable.
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TED TO USE IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY,
and are also in very general use in all the State HOSPI
TALS and PUBLIC SANITARY INSTITUTIONS
throughout the land, as well as in private practice, and
are considered as invaluable remedies.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Principal Depot,__BIELISEBOLD'S DRUG AND
CHEMICAL WAREHOUSE,_
No. 594 BROADWAY
NEW YORk
AND 104 South TENTH Street PHILADELPHIA.
Sold by Druggists everrvhere.
-BEWARE OF COtrZsablOrEirMlDl
OASPETINGIS.
ARPETINGSI
AT.ETATL.
MeCALLUMS,CREASEIALOAN,
519 Chestnut-Street,
OPPOSITE ENVUIMMOTOE BALL,
Beg leaie to Inform the public that they have nOVI
open their
Spring Stock
CARPETINGS,
NEW AND CHOICE DEEIIGNI3
Foreign and Domestic Manufacture,
Which they offer at prices Corresponding with
The Decline in Gold.
,FRENCH .AND ENGLISH AICIENSTER.
ENGLISH ROYAL WILTON,
VELVETS, ALL 'WIDTHS.
SUPERIOR MIGIArcm pausams.
TAMS - TRY
ROYAL WILTON, VELVET, BRD B SELS AND
TAPESTRY CARPET.
We offer the above in all widths, with borders' ear
Halls and Stairs. Also,
ENEPRMAL THREE-PLY CARPET, EXTRA RU- ENGRAIN.
Just Received,
Nvia.T.o, BED,
Cant on Mattings.
of all widtb,s,
Mallumß, Crease &
No. 5 9 Chestnut Street,
°FPO ITE ENDEZPILWENCE Hadar
ratizt-im ;
ARPET
J. F. & E. 13. OR,NE,
904
Chestnut Street,
HAVE NOW OPEN THE
SPRING IMPORTATIONS
M 4 DiNDAI ti DV VRC .171
Greatly Reduced Prices,
ON ACCOUNT OF THE
Decline in tiold.
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
904 Chestnut its
rriti3)-sm rp
"GLEN ECHO MILLS,"
GERMANTOWN, PA.
MeCALLIIMS,CREASE & SLOAN
ISANITFAMUMMS, E3EPORT7OIB AND WELDpe-
IM.LE DKALERS IN
CARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTHS, MATTING% &c;
WAREHOUSE,
NO. 509 CFESTNIIT STREET,
Opposite the State House,
PHILADELPHIA.
Retail Department.
No. 519 Chestnut St.
CARPETING.
LEEDOM & SHAW
Invite attention to their assortment of
Foreign and Domestic
C A_ rt 3E' _PATIN . GE 9
NOW OPHSING AT
No. 910 Arch Street,
mh.ls-1m rPt ABOVE . NINTH.
iurmuuNG WITH I:SIDIaa:BLES INK. Zoihrolder
HI: Ins, Balding. atal,dko Di A. Toßitaw.
low Filbert stress.
CARPETINGS,
AND FANCY
NUS.