rom our Third Edition of Yesterday. LATER, NEWS FROM 'EUROPE. Arrival of the City of Boston PANIC IN THE COTTON MARKET SANDY Hoax, April 25.—The steamship City of Boston from Liverpool on the 11th, via Queenstown on' the 12th, has arrived and anchored off this point. Her advices are one day later than were received by the steamship America. The steamship Kangaroo, from New York, arrived out on the 12th. Commercial Intelligence. LIVERPoOL, Ap 112.—Cotton—The sales to-day amount :1,000 bales, including 2,000 bales to s -culators and exporters, The market is dull, with a decline of -id. There is a panic in the market. The Manchester market is heavy and de <dining. Breadstufai , --.The market is active and firm. Provisions—The market is dull. LONDON. April 12.—Consols closed at 86i @Seri or money. AMERICAN STOCRS.-"Er. S. Five• Twenties, 711®711. Illinois Central, 80i©81. Erie : 50,@55. Froin Washington. [Special Despatch to the Etilletin.l WASHINGTON, April 25.—1 t is understood that the President has ordered the arraign ment of Jeff. D4ris for trial before the rnit(yl States Cotut at Norfolk, for trea son. As the Judiciary Committee are in vestigating his complicity in the Assassina tion Plot, the action of the President is regarded as an attempt on his part to inter fere with the action of the Committee in this matter. The Reconstruction Committee had another protracted session to-day. They failed to reach any conclusion and adjourned until Saturday. Senator Fessenden was unable to be present. The vote on the admission of Colorado will show It majority of four or five in favor Of that measure. The tax bill reported to-day, has been an tieipated in the papers. The Gale on the Lakes. OSWEGO, April 25th.—The gale which set in on Monday continued up to this morn ing, and several disasters have occarred to vessels on Lake Ontario. The schooner Bahama, bound from this port to Chicago, with coal, is ashore near Oak Orchard creek. g The schooners Monticello and Traveler, bound from French Creek to Detroit, are ashore, the former at the Devil's Nose, and the latter at Thirty Mile Point. Steam tugs and pumps will be sent to their assist ance. - The schooner Raleigh arrived in port this morning from Canada with the loss of a deck load of lumber. The schooner Coral from Ogdensburgh is ashore, three miles below the Devil's Nose. The propeller Buckeye arrived here to day from Toledo. This is the first vessel from Lake Erie, and through the Welland Canal, this season. The , captain of the Buckeye reports that he passed through about sixty miles of floating ice In Lake Erie. From Mexico. NEW Yong, April 25.—The steamer Moro Castle brings Havana advises to the 21st. Senor Almonte, Ministerfrom Maximilian to France, arrived from Vera Cruz on the 19th. Advices from the City of Mexico to the 11th arid 'Vera Cruz to the 15th are received. The battle at Mazatlan, between the Libe rals and Imperialists commenced by the Imperialists attacking Coronas' forces with in a quarter of a mile of the town. The fighting lasted from 4 A. M. till 6 P. M. The Imperialists were aided by Ca =lnches with cannon as far as Uncas. The next day the fighting was continued, when all the reserve and movable artillery was ordered out to aid the Imperialists, but up to the departure of the steamer no decisive result had been attained. A lie er report from Mazatlan states that the Imperialists had returned to the city with small Josses. The French claim to have killed 350 of the Juaries, and wounded a still greater number. The accounts from the whole country show that the Juarists are stronger than ever. Rumors of conspiracy are rife in the city of Mexico, and General Galvez has been imprisoned. Secret arrests are made and citizens disappear mysteriously. The Imperialists claim a victory by Col. Rodriguez near Coenoe. General Garcia bas taken charge of the War Department at the city of Mexico. The bark Wm. Anthony was found to have on board a large quantity of war mu nitions, and in a box was found a paper addressed to General Crawford. It is thought this was a trick to asperse the character of that general. Escobedo has blockaded the road between San Louis and Sa It is reported from Zacatecas that on the 20th ult. thelmperialist General Merl was defeated between Huavesca and Tobas co. The small pox is raging at Ponce, P. It. The town of Pepeno is suffering severely. The latest advices from Guadaleupe state that the cholera is disappearing. The mor tality has been 10,806 out'of a population of 149,107. The Reconstruetion Committee. WASHINGTON, April 25th.—A rumor is current around the Capitol that the Com mittee on Reconstruction, at their meeting to-day, failed to agree upon a report, there being a wide disagreement among the mem bers. An effort will however be made to reconcile conflicting views. Deparlure,or the Steamer St. David. "PonTi.Arm,:April 25.—The steamship St. David, Captain Aird, sailed for Liverpool at noon to-day. SIXTIETH CONGRESS--FiRST SESSION. WASHINGTON, April 25. SENATIE.—Ifr. Sherman (Ohio), from the Committee en .A grieulture, reuorted a resolution for the printing of 10.000 copies of the report of the Commlesbner of Agriculture on the subject of the Rio derpest. Adopted. Mr. Ittrosey (Minn.) called up a bill to authorize the eoußtruction of bridge across the Mississippi, at Vuincy, Illinois._ The morning ur expired during the consideration of this bill, anti th e bill for the admission of Oolorade Info the Union was taken up. Mr. Doolittle (Wis) took the floor and spoke against the bill. emos—Mr. Routwell (Mass.) introduced a bill to etic the act further to provide for the collection of duties on imports. Read twice and referred to theJm diclary Committee and ordered to be. Printed. In answer to a question by. Mr, Ross, Kr. 13ontwell id that the bill only related to a legal question which so Aires. dy before the IndiciarY Committee. WaB drawn with great care by a well informed person and the committee wished to have the advantage of see t ng It in print. • Mr. Donnelly (Minn.). introduced a bill to incorpor ate the /tcademy of MORIC of Washington City. with Max Stratrosch, Win. J. Pope, Mar Maretzek, Joseph J. May and others as corporators. with a capital of 000 000. and with power to build an opera house in washington city. toad twice and referred t 3 the Committee of the District Mr. Orth (Ind.) -introduced a joint resolution- au thorizing the sale and transfer of arms, munitions of . war and vessels of war. Read twice, and referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs. Mr. Elaine (Me.) rose to a goes ion of personal ex planation and called the attention of the House to the tact that Jidr. Conkling so altered the Globe report of the controversy between them,•yesterday, as to tak, out of his (Mr. Conkliog's) remarks the ex oression to his "responsibility, here or elsewhere," on which. his (Mr. Blaine's) rejoinder rad been made. He de nounced this as .a violation of the first principles of honor which should exist between gentlemen. Mr. Conkling compared•-the reporter's manuscript with the corrections made by him to show that no ma terialbiteration was made. .ffhe time would be far distant when be tMr r*.) would ask information or ir structlen from him, (Mr. Blaine) as to the oonduct which ought to govern gentlemen. A further controversy took:.place between the two members, in which mutual imputations of cowardice and 'untruthfulness were made. Mr. Merrill (Vt.), from the Committee of Ways and Means, reported a bill to levy on all horses, mules, Cat tie, sheep, hogs, and other live animals, imported 'Tom fore'gn coantrie , , a duty of 20 per cent. e.. 4 valorem He said t , e real revenue bill which would be re ported today would have to be acted upon before the malts bill and it was therefore necessary to report thi, special bill in advance, because there Was now no duty ,reposed on live animals imported, and he understood that the Canadians were sending elpeep overthe border and having them shorn on this &rib, SJ as to evade the duty on wool. - . The bill WES considered and passed. After the Introduction of other bills thta House pro ceeded to theregnlar order ofbu.iness, which was the unfinished business of last evening, the bill to secure the speedy CODRtructlon of the Northern Pacific Rail. road and Telegraph Line. New York Stock Market. Haw Tonic, April ^s.—The Stock Market is steady; Cumberland preferred, -43%; 111. Central:CM Mich Southern, Ss%; Reading, 1047 i: Hudson River. 1093 ; New York Central. 29; Canton, 56; Erie, 74; Missouri s's, 45; Cerollnas, 81k: Tennessee Ws, 9014 Treasury 7 3-10, 102; Temfortics. 96%; Five-twentles, 103%; Conponaixes, 107; Gold, 126%. Sales at .11.131ladel ES ASTER f 5600 City 60 SAne Lw 95 7000 Union Canal Int . Bds b6OBB 200 U a Treas 7 8-10 Notes Feb 102 2000 do Jane 1023] 36 sh Cam &Am R 120 5 eh Lehigh Nay 543 100 sh lath &15th St Be 19;4 80 eh Swatara Falls 2% 15 sh Wyoming Val c 60 SECOND $l2OOO tr 8 10-408 coo 96%1 1001. City ea old 2ds 90 400 do new 9.5 800 Susq Canal scrip 62 26 sly Diorrislawn R 65 1 shlenna R CdicP 56 BEAL ESTATE. FOIR, SALOP.. To Close a Partnership Account: f The deep. Superior Street. Store , Property eyN p o.. 4C r o:t t. 185 113 feet deep. Built in the very best manner. superior light, commands drat class tenants. '6l/..Wi1l be so'd at a price that will pay a good in• terest on the investment. Apply to DANIEL FAUST, ap2s-at* F. W. corner Third and Arch streets. FOR RENT. The New Builetin Nn. 607 Chestnut Street_ W ILL BE COMPLETED IN A FEW.MICEE.S. me proprietors are prepared to receive proposals fbr renting such rooms as they will not use themselves. These will be THE SECOND STORY FRONT Boast. 60 by 24 feet. TEE WHOLE OF THE NORTHERN HALF OR THE EUILDLN Your Stories High. w ith Entrance by a wide ball on Chestnut street, And a Front of 25 feet on Jayne street Suitable for a Jobbing or Commission House. a Bank or Insurance Office. For Further Particulars apPIY at the EVENING BIILL.I.TIN OFFICE. t No. 329 Chestnut Street ralin ORPHA COITRT SALE —Estate of MARY lan L, BAINEJS, (alias AMsTIN,) deceased. JAMES A. REEMAN, Auctioneer. Under authority of the Orphans' Court. tor the City and County of Philadel phia, on WEDNESDAY, May 9, 1866. at 12 o'clock, noon. will be sold at Public ...ale, at the PHILADEL PHIA _EXCHANGE, the following described Real Estate, live the property_ of Mary Haines, (alias Austin,) deceased cis; No. 1. MOUSE No. 469 North NINTH street. All that certain three-story brick messuage and lot of ground, situate on the east side of 1 Rath street, 58 f-et 934 Inches southward from Batten wood street. in the Thyteenth Ward, thence extend. trig eastware, varallel with Buttonwood -street, 28 feet 834 inches, thence northward 3 feet 8 inches, thence eastward parallel ;with Buttonwood street 4 feet 33i inches, thence southward 53 feet of of an Inch, thence westward parallel with Buttonwood street 31 feet 7il incher. thee ce northward along Buttonwood street n feet to the place c f beginning. ' No. 2. LOT Twenty-seventh street, above Master. Au that certain lot of ground, on the—aide of Twenty seventh street above Master in the Twentieth Ward; cmtaining in front 18 feet 6 inches, by 100 feet dr r p. J. $lOO lobe paid on each ai the time &sale. By the Court, E. A. MERRICK. Clerk,O. C. JOHN F. METZ. Apmintstrator JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer. apl9 2Ony3 Store 422 Walnut s tree OE?. ORPIIANS' COURT SALE.—Estate of CHAS. EEL E. 'RO. , DEHLY. decensed.—JAMES A. FREE- N, Auctioneer; under authority • of the Orphans' Court for the City and County of I,'hilaelelphla, on IN} DEESDAY, May Dill, Iffes, at 12 o'clock, neon, will be Bold at 031311 c side, at the PHILADELPHIA .E.XcIiANCIE, the following described real estate, the property of Charles E. Woniferly, deceased, viz: No. I—IIOUSE9, Cherry street, Frankford, two brick nges and lot, con•posed of two contiguous lots. mar ked on William Rinses's plan of lots Nos. 45 and 46, situate on the northwesterly side of a street, laid Out ou said plan called Ct erry street, In the borough of Frankford, now Twenty.third Ward, heitinniug 103 feet sorthwestward from Foulkrod street, being 40 feet front by 110 feet deep. afar Clear of incumbrance. No. 2—LOT. Foulkrod street, a lot situate on the soutbwiFterly side of Foulkrod street 80 feet north westward from Cherry street, Fran kford, being 20 feet frontary 104% feet de.p, on the southeast line and 105 feet on the northwest line, ,per CI earof Incumbrance. Jor 850 to be paid on each at the time ofsale. By the Court, EDWIN A. MEItRICK. Clerk O. C. IS &BELLA VI , otq DE fiLY. Aaministretrls. .7 AMES A. FREEMAN, Auct'r. Store (2z Walnut street. ap19,26my3 ORPMAMS' COURT SALE.—Estate of J s COB REESE, deceased.—JAMES A. PRES htAN, uctloneer.—PßOPEßTY, RACE below Twentieth street, 60 by 143 feet. —Order authority of the Orphans' Court for the city and county of Philadelphia, on -WEDNESDAY , May 901,1066, at 12 o'clock. Noon, wit I be sold at Public Sale, at the PH LLADELPHIA. Ex CHANGE. the following described Real Estate, the property of JACOB REESE, deceased. viz: A lot of ground, with two frame and two brick houses thare.m, situate on the north side of Rana street, 40 feet east of Twentieth street, bong- feet - front tryl43 - teet deep to a 16-feet wide street; called Spring street:, - aar It desired by th• purchasers, the above lot-will be a tvidt d into three lots, each having arrant of 20 feet on Race street. 46); Plan and survey, by which the property will be said, at tlaAnctlon Store- - - ' By the Court. kBWiNA. MERRICK. Clerk, O. C. HEN' Administrator. JAMBS A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer, api9,26zuva Store, 4M Walnut street. 6M. REAL ESTATE.—JAMES A. FREE6f in A uclioneer.—BUlLDlN 0 LOT FRONT.Street, below Vine. 04, WEDNESDAY Nay 9, 1866, at 12 o'clock, r non. wit] be sold at Public Sale, at the PHILADELPHIA EBCHA:NGE, the following de scribed Real Estate, viz.:—All that meesuage and lot of ground, situate on the east aide of Front, and west side cd Water 'streets, below Vine street; containing in froht on each Street 17 feet, and in depth from Front to Water street 42 feet. Subject to 621 83 ground rent, per annum. The above is the' first vacant lot below Vine street, he'll/ dose proximity to toe Camden and Atlan tic Railroad Ferry. and Is a most desirable building lot. jw.• Igoe to be paid at the time of sale. 0.09 26,mys JAMES A. Fer/Zll49.42ii:toieeeert.. , :ARCH BTREET.—FORSALEa, — volttable pro; b i9tri rierty situated on the north - tide of Arch street, eow Sixth street. 25 feet front by 2.38 feet. de, through to Cherry street. .2. 31. GIIMMEY &SONS BS Walnut street. ;To RENT FOR THE SUAIMER—A FARM house, partly furnished, with line lawn filled ce-house, sc., in Chester County, hours by rail from Philadelphia. Apply to W., 834 Market street, Wilmington, Del. ap2b46tio irARCH STREET PROPERTY, N. R corner of Eleventh, for Sale, and Immediate possession. 10,tte, and f 5,090 to loan on Mortgage, A. P. MORRIS, a p24.sta ~ 911 Arch street. ar :i - TO ILVNT.—.9.- COUNTRY MANSION, stn. on'; tiling iog for five horses; ice house filled, milk tionSe • an garden. 10 minutes' walk from Tioga station, on the North Pennsylvania Ballroad: Apply to DAVID J. MOTT. first tollgate, old York road. .tapl9-12t* A FURNISHEDI - 1017SE, Ivo. 1015 ykrpl , APPly .at am÷sts• L-- No. GIAA.Rt) • FOR SALE CREA.P,A tbree-atory brick ng with back buildings: 2M.1. Poplar •atrPet, modern convenience?. Apply to J. H. OURTIS dr SON. Real Estate Brokers. 43 Walnut street,' VOURTH STR • ET BUSINESS PRJPERTY Bra tween Market and Chestnut. For Dale, latmeal. ate posaesalon. .ELO.RA.CE FRITZ. '1 Walnut street. ap211 . 31A 4 THE. DAILY ETEIVINGIBULLETO : > PHILAD=ELPHIA, TRUMAN, APRIL 26,1866 bla Stook Board. FIRST BOARD 100 sh Ocean Oil 100 eh Bch Nay pfd. Blown &II.; 100 eh do bn 114:.' 10 eh Catawba pfd 313a' 00 sh do 31 100 sh do . b3O 3IY 100 sh do blO 313 400 eh Read R b 5 52:c , 25 ah Locust Mt 2 ds 45L BOARD 11 000 00 e s h h Sc.h d Nay pfti 84 1 845 i sh Read It 5234 100 eh do s 5 int .82. 100 sh Phil & Brie b3O 34 100 eh do 83% , 100 sh Union pas R 88 6,7 M ORPHANS' COURT "ALE-Estate of Me ng Oaughey.ldinors.—TAMES A. FRE/OCM Auc• ttoneer. -HOUSE, WHA KTOer street, below Seventh. Under. aut horny of the Orphans' Court for the Jlty and County of Philadelphia. on. WEDNESDAY, May 2, 1866, at 12 o'clock' noon, will be sold at Public Sale, A.T THE PHILADELPHIA EXCHA.NOE, the following described Real Estate, the • property' of Mctianghey, inors, viz: All that_ cerOin threostory.brick_mes. suage and lot of ground thereto belonging, situate on the south side ot Wharton atreet, 26 feet eastward from St ventb street, in the First Ward; containing In front on Wharton etre et 12 feet, and in depth 8.3 feet 6 inclies to a 2 feet 6 inches Wide alley with the privilege . tk ereto. Bar ON to be paidat the time of sale. By the Court,A: MERItt CR, clerk O. C. °F h. ARCE NONNEMA KEE, 1 1JZ.03.11.TH ANDREWS, . Onardians: JAMES A. PREPAr apl2 19 26 •.1 -store 422 Walnut street. GEPELANTOWN RESIDENCE FOR'SALE IFOR To RENT-4teantilltlty and conveniently mated, within two minutes'• walk of Church Lane Station. A commodious and e egant RESIDENCE. with all the modern conveniences; stable, coach-house, C. lot 180x213. Apply between 10 and 2, at 88 North THIRD street. [rabl4 ill W. P. WILSTACH, REAL EiitAT.E. ORPHANS' COURT .SALN, , -- - Eatate of MAT THEW THOIIPsoet,-clim'd-,Under authority of t e Orphans' Ckwiriefor the city and county of Phila delphia, on WEDNICSDA:I t 11 ay 2d,.1865, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold ati.ublio sale, at the PHILADdL PHIA}XCHANGE, the following described real estate, the property of Matthew Thompson, deceased, viz; No. I. .PI OPkRTY, N..,E corner of Tenth and Catharine street; all these four two-story and one thre, story brick messnages and lot of ground, situate on the norrl. f eat corner or Tenth and Catharine street; con taining in front on Tehth street 64 fro t, and in depth 70 feet. -46 r On part of the above lot is erected a three story brick store and dwelling at the corner, two two story • rick stores on (Xtbartne street, also two two story brick L. onses on Steward street. l , ubjeci to 6111 ground rent per annum. No. 2. GENTEEL DWELLts G. No. 1123 Fitzwater street: &11 that certain lot of ground with the three Story brick dwelling and three story back buildings, situ.te on the north side of Fitzwater street, above Eleventh street, at the distsnce of /6 feet westward from Florida street, containing In front 18 feet, and in depth r 2 feet, crossing and including the rear end of an alley 3 feet wide and 18 feet deep, leading into Temple street. Subject to *63 ground rent per annum. lY Has all the modern conveniences, hot and cold water, bath, gas. range, wasp pave, .2c. No. O.—GENTEEL DWELLING 1121 FITZWATEIR street All that certain lot of ground with the three story brick dwelling and three-story back buildingl thereon erected, situate on the north side of Fitzwater an set, 28 feet westward from Florida street, contain ing in front 18 feet, and in depth 72 feet Subject to e 63 ground rent per annum. Has all the modern conveniences, hot and cold water, bath, gay range, wash pave front, ekc. No. , • te LOT, S. W. corner TWELFTH and CATH.ARINE streets. all that. certain lot of ground.. situate on. the southwest corner of Catharine streets, containing in front on Twelfth street 32 feet, and in depth 85 feet. No. S.—HOUSES, 1624 and 1626 CHANCELLOR Street, with houses on the rear. all that certain lot of ground, with the 4 three story brick houses thereon erected, on the smith side of Chancellor strew, 134 feet eastward from Seventeeth street, containing in front 26 feet, and in depth 60 feet to a 20 feet wide street. Subject to 552 ground rent per annum. . No. 6.—GROUND RENT of 582 50. 51,375,—A1l that certain ground rent of 582 Si Issuing, and payable yearly out of all that Certain lot of ground situate on thewest side of Thirteenth wreet, between Tldmarsh and Prime street, in the becond Ward, containing in front 61) feet, and In depth 32 feet. No. 7.—LOT, REED STREET.—AII that lot of ground, situate on the north side of Reed street, at the distance of 141 feet westward from Ninth street, con taining in front 18 feet, and In depth 57 feet. far 5106 to be paid on each, at the time of sale. By the Court, E. A. MEB.RICK. Clerk 0.0, JOHN BELL AdruintsCr, D. B. N. • JAMES A, FREEMAN, Auctioneer, _ap12,19,26 Store 422 Walnut street. VPEREMPTORY SALE.-On account or whom it May concern.-JAMES A. FREEMAN un. eer.-01L LAND, VENANGO:CUIENTE,.PENN SYLVANIA.On WEDNESDAY. May ad, 1866, at 12 o'clock, Noon, will be sold at Public Sale, without reserve, on account of whom it may concern, at the PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, the following des cribed real estate, viz: .No. 1. All that certain tract of land situate In Allegheny township, Venango county and State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning at a post, a corner of this and lend belonging to the "butter rise Petroleum Company." thence extending by said land S. 880, W. leo perches to a post in the land of Daniel Gregg; thence by said Gregg's land 2 0 , E. 199-10 perches to a post in the north line of the whole tract; thence aloug said line N. 8.80, E. 180 perches to a post , n the line of tract Lumbered 76 on the plan of the lands late of the %Holland Land Company," and thence by said lot Lumbered 76 S. 2 , , W. 19 9-1( perches to the place of be ginnir g; containing teenty•two acres, one rood and lour pert bee, more or less. bub)ett to a Jucgrnent in favor of Rebecca A. Simp son ated May 20.1865, tor $l5 872. Subject to a ju-Ign:ent in favor of Thos. Kennedy, dated May 19,186, for t. 14 tee. No. 2.-Land West Virginia, all the following de acribed piece or pa:cel of Lard, being part of the Kiger Tract, in the Valley Furnace Estate, in Monongahela County, West Virginia, and bounded and described 3.e lelicws, to-wit :- Beginning at the northwest comer of said Eiger tract. theuce by the northeastern line of Bald tract, S. 300 E. 2fs perches to the northeast corner of said tract, thence by the soutwestern line of said tract S 400 W. to a point in said II ne that wit include ito acres of elvd Kiger tract, thence by a line parallel with the said first mentioned line N. 5.0 W. 35pe cries to a point in the northwestern line of said Kiger tract. thence by said last mentioned line along the east side and near to 'lubb'e run, to the place of beginning- Said described piece to contain 300 acres of the Kiger tract and to be laid off cn the north aide thereof by a line equi-distant from the northern sloe of said 'tract. and mentioned above as running S. 10 0 . E 368 perches, and so noted on the draft of survey made, by I. R. Drubell, dated January 19,1863. tigy - Sale peremptory. *5O to be paid on each at tee time of sale. JAMES A. FRh.E8111.16%-Anctioneer. ap12.19,26 No. 42 Walnut street. ORPHANS' COURT SAL —ESTATE OF ISAAC .1 EMNIN deceased —OOFOR rK HORS)—JAMES A. FREEMAN Auctioneer.- I.—PropAtty No EC*3 and Ms NEW MARKEL" Street.-11...d., Authority of the Orphans' Court for the City and county of Philadelphia, en WEDNESDAY; May 2, 1 868, at 12 o'clock, noon. will be sold at Public Sale. at the PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, the fol. lowing described real estate, the property of Jamul Jennings, deed, (Goforth minors,) a Messuage and lot on the west side of New Market street. and on the east side of Rachel Mrs et, Eleventh Ward—being about Si feat front on Rachel street, and Ea feet deep to Neg Market street, on which it fronts VI feet more or less, subject to a ground rent oftwenty-four Spanish milted silver dollars. *if 'On the above are erected two two•story frame houses, fronting on New Market street, the old Frame Stable on 'Rachel street being reeervrd. 2 4 : 0, 2 —DWELLING, No. 803 Y. Front street. A Lot of ginned, with the two-story awelling thereon erected situated on the east side of Front street, below Catbe rne street, Third Ward, being 17 feet front by 60 feet deep. aloe to be paid on each when the properties are lanltk off. By the Court. E. A. MERRICK,. Clerk Orphans' Cuurt. \VM. GOFORTH.. ii.ivarsian. J as. A. FEEEMAN. Auctioneer, 5p12,19.26 No, 42.^. Walnut street. mPUBLIC SALE —.leaf" S A. FREEMAN.Aue linnet r.-IAtXI ACREA of VALUABLE TIMBER ANDS WITH COAL. Clearfield county. Pa. on W.I.DNEEDAY, May 2d. 18E6, at 12 o'cinck nsen, will be sold at public sale, at the PHILADELPHIA EX CHANGE. the following descriaed Real Estate, viz: Three valuable tracts, each containing 427 acres .to 11; rches of lend (warrantees. George Lyres. Will'am Trcum hue and Joan Kean, Huntingdon co 1, situate on the we: ere of Clearfield creek, near Clearfield bridge, Clearfield county. Pennsylvania. hese lands are heavily timbered with pine, oak and hemlock. and axe accessible by the creek and the Sus quehanna to market, they are 35 miles from t.ock Haven, one ofthe best lumber markets, a new opening will be aff-rded by the extension of the Tyrone and Clearfield Railroad. already opened to Philipsburg. 'the lands are valuable for the great dep tai rof Mut hair oue coal with which they abound. they are In the heart of the coal region, and tha veins crop out. A sample of tile coal taken from the surface, can be seen at the store far Full descriptions. plan, survey. certificates of miners and geologists, may be examined at the store. ljairt2.so to be paid at the time of sale. JA/StES:A. IMF:P:3IA N, Auctioneer, ap12,19,26 store, 422 Walnut street. fiELRIVAL ESTATE—JAMES A. FREEMAN, 1" Auctioneer. &TORE and DWELLING, No. 1= fn} street, On W DNESDAY. May 2d, 1866, at 12 o'clock, noon, will be sold at public sat o , at the PHI LADELPHIA EXCHANGE the following described real estate, viz.: Thi ee-etory brick store and dveliing, with two-story brick back holdings and lit of ground thereon erected, situated on the n•rrth side of Vine street. No. 1219 containing tn front on Vine sireet 17 feet 6 inches, and in depth 87 feet 6 inches. The rear 17% feet thereof being formerly part of a lot of ground fronting on Thirteenth street, which 19 subject to a small ground rent. The owner of the Thirteenth street lot cone) ed this 173 k feet. releasing it from the pay ment of any portion of said ground rent and charging the same on the remaining portion of the Thirteenth street let .10-$lB BO may remain, if desired. 14 - Imroediale posseraion. air IMO to be pnid at the time of sale. JAMES A. FREEMAN. Auctioneer. ap12,19,26 Store 422 Walnut street. XAisORPHANS' COITP.TI3ALE.—Estate of JOHN hichiANUS, deceased.—JAMES A. FREE. , Auctioneer. DWELI f INO, TENTH street, below Jefferson. Under authority of the Orphans' Court, for the City and County of Philadelphia, on WEDNESDAY, May Id, DM, at 12 o'clock. noon, will be sold at Public Sale at the PHILADELPHIA EX CHANGE, the following described Real Estate, late the property of John McManus, deceased,' viz: All that certain 3-story brick to essuage and lot of round, situate on the east side Of Tenth street, RI feet 2.3.; inches smithward from Jefferson street, in the Twen tieth Ward; containing in front 17' feet, and in depth 74 feet to twent) feet wide street. Subject to 150 25 grouno rent - per annum. lar. 1,100 to be paid at the time of sale, Ey the Court. E. A. MERRICK, Clerk. 0. C. ' CATHARINE SUMMERS. Administratrix. JAMBE, A. FREEMAN Auctioneer. ap12,19,26 Store, 422 Walnut street. EXECUTRIX' SALE.—Estate of ELIZ physiCK, decessed. JAMES A FREEMAN. Auctioneer.'DWELLlNG, No. CI North F1F.13 street. Under authority contained in the will of the late Elizabeth Physick deceased, on WE I , NESDA.Y, May Id, 1866. at 12 o'clock, noon, mill be sold at Public bale. at the PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, the fol lowing described Real Estate, viz-Alt that certain three•slory brick dwelling and lot of ground thereto belonging situate on the east fr - i - Se of Mb rarest, above Callow hill street. containing in front 16 feet 6 inctm, and in depth 78 feet. Subject to $66 ground rent, per annum. Possession November 4th, 1866. Vey. I 00 to be paid at the time of. Sale. Isy order of Executrix. • JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer, ap19,26. . Store, 472 Walnut street. REAL ESTATE. WA- Nil STREELAESIii ENCE lit.A:is To be sold by M. THOMAS ek.SON, at the Ca RECHARGE, on TUESDAY, May Ist, au bE and LW' No. 1427, WALK UT Street,lB by we eet. bee hand bills. • - • ap2&st 14 REAL ESTATE.—JAMES A. FRE.E,IIAN, Auction- er.—On WEDNESDAY, May ;2, 1866, at it u cicck..l , non; will be sold at Public Sale at th.. PHILADELPHIA RECHARGE, the following de. teribed Real Estate, ' No. I. SIX HOUSES. YHILIP btreet, 19th Warn. , l,ix &story brick houses, :".ruitn'S court, west side of Philip street, 153 fret CO, Int hes South fr 103 C. tumble avenue: containing In irony on Philip street 56 feet, and in depth 60 f et. Wit he sold in t- o lots of three hounee each. 12(cf1450.3 may remain on each. . No. 2. LOT, :A MERICA Street A lot of ground on the E. side ofA xn erica street, 153 feet 63e inches S. from Columbia avenue: containing in front on Americ.t street. as Met, and In oepth 60 feet. Upon the .rear the above lot ere erected a brick otlice and a hue frame building, renting for Ipso per annum. A good lorgo l.2 n i lo Iny a la lac r tr i r m y. a o i r n. a Coal yard. -4•100 to be paid on each at the time of sale. ap19,26 JAE.y A. FREEMAN, W Auctioneer. :store, .124 'alnut street. REAL ESTATE,.—JABIES A. FREEMAN. Auctioneer:—HOTEL and FACTORY, No. 217 'E street. On WEDNESDAY, May 2d, 1866, at 12 o'clock. noon, will be sold ct Public Sale. at taePIIII.- A_LELPHIA EXCIIANGE, the following de3cribed Real Estate„ viz: All that lot of ground, with the im provements thereon erected; situate on the north rid.- of Race street, No. 217, containing in front 23 feet, and In depth 114 icet to Randolph's Court. Oa the t are erected a frame ho , el, No. 217 Race street, and in the rear a substantial four-story brick factory building. Air Part or the purchase money may remain. to hlOO to:be paid whenihe_property i I struck off. • JAS. A. FREEMAN ap12.19,26 Auctioneer, 422 Walnut street, IthAL ESTATE.—JAJSLES A.. FREEHAN, Auctioneer. VALUABLE LOl' OF GROUND, 'AD STREET, BEL. W TIOOA. On WEDNES DAY, /Jay 21, 1866, at 12 o'clock. Noon, will be sold at Public Sale, at toe PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE, the following described Real Estate, viz : All that. valuable lot of ground, situate on the west side o' Broad street, below Tioga street (adjohalng the resi dence of Wm. N. Stevens, Aso., on the north). CO feet front,and extendlngabont 400 feet in depth to Fifteenth ,treat. /fir Terrns cash.: AireSO to be paid when the property is struck of JAl•ii A. FitERMAN Auctioneer, ap12,19,26 Store, .ir„, Walnut street. 1‘ FOE SALE.—TWO CONTIGUOTis COTTAGE OUSES' tlantic City, near the Bailroad Depot, fronting on Pennsylvania Avenue. no houses are modern, with PARLOR,. DINING ROOM, and KITCHEN on the first floor, and nine chambers above. ROBERT EVARD, near the Premises has charge of the houses, and will show them to any person wishing purchase. LOTS SO feet front-150 feet ~deepp to a street. Applv.to ROBERT ClitTf afAN mh2B-In.orl No. 25.1 South Sixteenth at., Phila. FOR SALE—With immediate possession, a minbeautiful Country Seat in Germantown—live m Wes' walk trom railroad station. A substantial double ete,ne Dwelling Rouse, wth aixteen rooms, gas, water, bath, and every modern convenience. The grour (in are beautifully laid out, with fruit tree., ever gret ns, ana graperies. Large stone stable, and coa house attached. Lot 193 by 240 feet. Address )tATFB3 DRINKS, 33 Noz th Third street. Phila delptia. ap23 6t* gr. COUNTRY SEAT TO BI NT—within short wslk orcity cars: drat class double Stone House, h every modern improvement: situation high and healthy. Flue lawn, handsome shade trees fruit of every description in great Large vegetable garden: twenty acres or land, If desired, with crops lc the ground. Lease from oRe to three years. Horses, carrisges, cows etc., for sale. Address WARWICK, Rcitarrist Office. 5p2.5,30 rFOR SALE.—A HANDSOME Focri3,-sraw , " .P.ISIDILNCE, with three-story back buildings. o. Poplar stre , t.‘.eli built tine s.de yard. Lot 4.8 by 168 led to Cambridge street. Will be sold cheap to close an , e. App;y to JOAN C. h.RRISON, Nos. 1 and 0 North ,Sis.h suet t. Immrdiate possession. ap24 t• Es:FOR RF.IiT, UNTIL SEPTEMBER 25th, nt Wlimitigto, Del., a completely and elegantly turn'shed house. .'with very Large yard, on b.rk.e street, near the Brandywine; a cool, healthy and .n every way desirable location, with view of Delaware river. I • Apply to 111:132. C. S. ADAMS, 614 Market street, limhigton. agtl4-30 FOR Fine large Stone !ii.ansior, on Clapler street. near Township line. within ten minutes' walk of the Germantown R. B. Station. C H. ISCIREEEA.D. ap24-26t 365 South Sixth etre& L.rr . O FOR .13.1T—HaDdaome COUNRRY SEAT within one hour's drive of the city: aormsalble by ad. Modern improvements, at.hting, Apply to FAIRTHORNE R &ND, .42 South Third street. W; WEST PHILADELF'HIA. PROPERTY FIR jp-ba SALE CI P.—The last one of those splendid blown tone Dwellings, No. 42,3 IleoGi..ET .treet. finished 03 the beet manner. with all the modern con venience& Apply to C. D. SUEELEE, 740 North Niue leenth street. . ap2.4-111* wAGERMANTOWN.—FOR RENT, for the Sum Inez , Mamba, furnished, a desirable Residence, I. stable ana carriage house and 3 acres of land at tached, situated within 5 minutes' walk from the railroad depot. J. M. OIIMILEY & SONS, 506 Wal nut street. w EST PHILADELPHIA.—FOR Ka handsome threestory stone Red.:lame, With tv t. 19 city convenience and In perfect order, situate oa Locust, near Forty-second street. Is completely drained uncergroand. 7. M. 01311.M.EY ,t SUNS, tcs Walnut street. fur.„FOR HALE — IN GERMANTOWN—TWO 'n neat eleven roomed cottages, one tquare from the turoad depot. with all modern improvements. cor ner of CI elb n ay* nue and Hancock a treat, Apply at No. 117 Walnut greet. str24-iumiAms E. MARKET STREET ST 'RN PROPE 4,TY.— :r .FOR RF.NT—One of the largest St...me pruner th.s on Market street, situate on the south aide. above EL:th street. J. M. 4,20.M.M.EY & SONS, 508 Walnut street. rIF.r. Allen STREET.—FOR SALE—A. very desira- Me Residence, with every convenience. situate on a corner, east of Broad street. Would make a valu able business property' 3, 11., V. rk, WINS, 51 1 3 Walnut street- LOCITaT STREET.—FOR SA LS—An elegant Re.idence, finished in a superior manner. with extra conveniences, and in perfect order, situat- in the vicinity of t. Mark's Church. J. M. tiIIMM.E.Y SONS, SOS 'Walnut street. IMIS, SPRUCE STREET.—FOR SALE—A handsome ME3., four-story brick Residence, V. tees front, witu three-story duuble back buildings and every con. venience situate on Spruce Street, near Seventeenth. J: M, GU MALEY & SONS, 508 Walnut. street. ift FURNISHED HOUSE—TO RENT—From May gse Ist till Nor. Ist, to a family without children; Louse and furniture, RUSE street, above Twentieth str*et. Apply to ap23-6t; C. B. DUNN, ...at Walnut street. -To BENT.—Fourth and Fifth stories No. 105 Ett.uth Second street, suitable for light to nurso tut n g purposes; will be rented 1 to a good tenant, Applyto J. H. CURTIS & SON, Real Estate Brokers, 03 Walnut. street. FOR SALE.—..I. three•sto Sevenser dwelling, brown stone tin/sh, 4S Northeenth street, , gas, image. &e. App Walnut H. cußrni & SON, heal Estate Brokers, 4 3 street. VOA STORAGE—THE ROE CfrLL AILS UNDER MS Prat' street, to rent by J. 11. MORRIS. Z 55 N. Tenth street. sp2t-tt• I 4; Elm 726 'Mu' 7r. - "Xd s offer to WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUYERS OUR SPLENDID sTOCE OF MILLINERY AND STRAW GOODS, AT A VERY LARGE REDUCTION FROM RECENT PRICES. Our stock IncludFs all the latest shapes of STRAW HATS_, BONNETS AND G BONNET MATERIALS OF EVEL PSI:P ATIL IN EVERY SHADE. lUONs, - ALL WIDTH B S B AND COLORS, TO MAT MATERIALS. FINE LACES, ILLUSION NILTS RC., rite ARTIFICIAL FLOWER'S, OF THE CHOICEST LES AND MOST DESIRABLE STY. We solicit an inspection of our stock, and do not doubt that for completeness of assortment and mode ration of prices It cannot be equaled. Give us a call. WEIL ROSENHEIM, ap7-Im/ No. 72 , 3 Chestnut street. Mrs. E. Dillon, a 32 3 and 331 South Street, has a handsome assortment of SPRING MIL LENRRY; Misses' and Infants' Hata and Caps, Bilks, es Velvets, Crapes; Ribbons, Feathers, Ficiwere. 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Of PECILDOIL—TSE LITE 01 Ad. paILIDO.R., Musician and (Mean .Player, by Gecat Allen, Greek Profaner In the University of Penh. wylvania; with a Supplementary Essay Oa Philidor, Chess Author and Chesa Player, by Tnaselle Vol we debrand rind de Laza, Envoy Ertraor_dinur7 and Xll Inter Plenipotentiary of the King cu Pruents, nI ts, Court at Baxe:Weinutr. I vol., octavo, Si PrieoU Z. /Moly published E. IL B b ir"LEß,.. ds 00., 110f127 &nth. Fourth =rect. 3.111:tz : . :3711 00 Bn. :11 only, 1 al. : r • I 4.41,,•1 /VAS& /6,41111 Ix cit IU car s READING RAILROAD. ' " GREAT TRUNK LINE SWIM •ot fr. el' :8 - TO THE INTERIOR OF PENN YLV__ A TEE SOHQYLBZLL SUSQ - 0711AN. NA. up - rim:,.mi:LAND AND NE VAkitllo3. PRP: NORTH, NORTHWEST snd the OANADAS: SIMMER GEMENT OF DemtPAE3ERGER ME:NTH and Street., Madifthis at the frelowing hoax= MORNING MAIL. At a A. M., - ibr Reading, Lebanon. Harrisburg, Pine Grove, Taxtuanus, Sanham Wllliama Rochester, Magma Falls_ , RaiDdo, Allen airtn, Wilkes/Sarre. Pittston. York, earldsleabarabsna. D urg, Hagerstown. Br—, dm This train connects at READING with the Rata Pennsylvania Railroad trains Ibr Allentown, Mc.; and with the Lebanon Valley train Bar Harrisicurg_ ac.; at PORT CLINTON with Catawba*. Railroad trains for Willianurs. Lock Harem Madre. dot:. at ELARRIBMIRG with Northern oaitzal, Cumberland Valley, and Schwan' and Suaquahanna trains for Northuniberland,Williarasport. York. Cinaxabersturrg, Pinegrove, dr— AFTERNOON =PRES& Leaves Philadelphia at 5.50 P. M. fbrPotts villr Harrisburg, dr.., connecting with and Columbia AIL trains f ir Columbia ttc. RDAS/fries ADMISMDDATION, Leavea Reading at 0.03 A. M., stoPPLIZ A. M . all TraYstit• tioar, arrives in Philadelphia at 8.55 41.. M. .Returning, leaves Philadelphia at 5.00 P. M. arrives in Reading at 7.55 P. M Trains for Philadelphia leave Harrisburg at 7.90 A. 14. and Pottsv il le as 8.30 A. M.. arriving in Philadel phia at 12.45 P. M. Afternoon trains leave Harrisburg at 9.00 P. 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M.. and connecting at Efarri.abV:Pennsylvarda, and Northern Central Railroad ress Trains for Pittsburgh, Chicago, Wil liamsport. Baltimorcd. dce.. Returning, Express Train leaves on arrival of Pennnlvania rem from Pittab , at 3 and 0.05 A. M., pluming - at 4.49 and 10.52 AL, arriving at New York 10 A. M., and 2.45 P. M. Eileellhas. Car accompanying these trains through between Jersey 0117 and P ttab , without Nail train Mr Isew York leati l %asrbiburg at 2.00 P. Et. Mail train go Hands/mg leaves New York at MI Noon. SaIEfITYLIKELL VALLEY RAILROAD. Trains leave Pottsville at 7.11.30 A. hf. and 7.15 P.M., re tuning from Tamaqua at 7.35 A. AL, and L4O and SCHLTY Lv T l ' 3. AND BUSQUEHANNA lz• A TiflAD. Trains leave Auburn at 7.60 A. M. for Pinegrove and Harrisburg, and at 1.50 P. M. for Pinegrove and Tre• monb returning from Harrisburg at M. and from Tremont at 7,3 h A. M. and 6.10 P. M. TICKETS. Through etr]aae ticketa and emigrant tickets to all the principal points In the North and Watt and Canada& , The tbllowlir tickets are obtained only at the Office of 8. Bradib rd,Treasurer, No. zu South Fourth street, en PhlladetFhla, or of G. d IXOIIII, General Super i ntend- - s, acenarTATrozr TICKETS, At 25 per cent., discount between any Pointedosired for bkmifiee and Arms. M TICKETS. Good far 2,000 rallea,bet IRAGwE een all paints, at 552 50 each, Orr Wailes and Arum BEASON TIOEBTI3. For three, six, nme or twelve months, for holden *MY, oallpointsat GX Residing on the line of the Road will be furnished with wards, entitling themselves and wives to tickets at EiBDURSION TIORETS, Prom Philadelphia .to principal stations, _good Ibr Saturday, Sunday and Bondayat reduced fare, to be bad only at the Ticket Mice at Thirteenth and Callow = streets.. .. FREI G HT . Goods of all descriptions forwarded to all the above points from the Company's New _Freight Depot, Broad and Willow streets. . _ • FREIGHT Leave Phi:lade) Jib% daily at TRA 5.50 A. INS. M., 12.45 noon and 6P. M., for 'GP.i g, Lebanon, Harrisburg, Pottsville, Port Winton, was voPATond• Close at the Philadelphia Pout Office for all places on the road and its branches at 5 A. X, and for the Pen• Sinai Stations only 818.15 F. M. PROPObALS. PAYMASTER'S Or FILE U. 8. N., 423 OIIESTNUT - street—Pnmenzipene, Aprl 25, 1866. PROP, SAIS will be received at this office until 12 M. ( f the Ist of May , next, for furnishing the U. S. Navy Department at • the V. S. Navy Yard, Palladet. Flint, free of expense. of the best quality, and subject" to Inspection by the Inspecting ufficer at the Yard, the following aril( les. viz; BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION. Two Cast Iron Rollers, 13 reef, 6 inches long 15 inches diameter when Ilnisned, (with wrought Iron Jonrhals). tine Cast Iron Boller, 13 feet 8,14 inches 18 inches diameter when dashed.. (with wrough iron,Journals). Four White Pine at ast sticks. JR BEAU SI R&M _ENGINEERING. 5 Bars Cast Roand and Square Steel as per schedule at this office. 60 Bars Flat Iron as per schedule at this office. 4 Barr. is Boiled Linseed Oil, BUREAU kQUIPMEN TS AND RECRUITING, 38 Sid, a Rigging Leal ben• BUREAU PROVISIONS AIM CLOTHING. 20,0 f u Pounds Sugar: Navy standard. :300 Barrels Navy Mess Peak ; Navy standard. rib Beef; Navy standard. 13 eef and Pork to be delivered within 8u days. Copies of Requirements to be seen at this office. .A. E waTsorT, ap25.3t Paymaster, U. S. N. - • -- GAIIDNER & FLEMING. • COLAGH MANERS. 214 Bout h Fifth street, below ruiladelphla. /or An assortment of NEW and SECOND-HAND PR GAR IOESRIAGEB always on hand, at REA130 p2.4-11raNA.BLE . SUIPPING Ell W OUR. , Via Delaware and Raritan Canal. The Philadelphia and New York .Exprese • Steamboat Company. • Steam Propellers leave DAILY trona FLEET WHARF below MARILET street,. muaing the run In 24 HOURS. This Lineconnects with all Northern and .Eastera Transportation Companies. Goods fOrwarded direct t4:7 all points free co commission. , , Freight received at lowest rateh. • • • Wm. P. CLYDE &CO., Agents, 14 South "Wharves, Philadelphia. : JAS. HAND, Agent, _ mbll•tf 117 Wall street, New York. Fun, ButiluN. STEAMSHIP LINE DIRECT. LNG . FROM BACH .POET ETRRY FROM PIBR ST. WHARF. PPM. riRLPHIA, AND LONG WHARF, BOSTON. 'The steamship NORMAN.,Captalu Crowell, will sail from .1- hiladelphia on Thursday, April 26, at 10 A. M. The steananip AMES, Captain Boggs, will sail from Boston on saturdav evening, April Mb. . The line between Philadelphia and Boston is note com_posed cf the a&5.01 , .;, Captain Matthews, 1200 tons burthen. NORM.AN, Captain Crowell, 1200 tons bterthen. AM -64 , Captain Boggs, Signor's brathen. - • These substantial and well appointed stearaahipe will sail punctually as advertised, and freight will her received every day, a steamer being always on the berth to receive cargo. Shippers are requested to send Bills of Lading with their goods. For freight or passage,A%pply to 14- FN.B.Y WINSOB Jr CO., En South Delaware avenue. Pirrrr.s riELPHIA RIcHHOND .AND NORFOLK STEANiiipip comm./am • The fine stearnsh4s of this Line imam at the lowest rates and sell xeMarly teem the PIM Wharf Man Market. street, every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. At Noon, Connecting with Railroads from Richmond, Notfolll City Point, anti l and Southw bw:alms the most direct route for the est. j ar , i te;G,kt to or p=utge, with excellent aca3mmolial WILP. CEL'YDI4 & 0. 14 North ,and Beath Whaorv4e pNEW .KIEFEEss LINE .TO ALEX, ANDBIA, Georgetown and Washington , Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, with connections at Alexandria_ , Va., ibrm the moat direct route nit the Southwest. Steamers leave Fleet Wharf above Market etre& every wasnoviay and Saturday at 12 M. For freight apply to the agents W. k. OLTIM a 00., 14 North Wharves. J. B. Davidson, Agent at Georgetown; M. Eldridge & 00., .Agenia at Alexandria. t at.- TEXAS LINE. FOR GALVESTON. sue Al B.eamship LODONA, Hovey. Master, Will have Immediate despatch FROM PIER No. 23 EAST RIVER; An early day for sailing will be named. For Height or pat sage, apply to BISHOP. SON & CO., No. 105 Arch street. P. S —Freight for this Line sent to New York by Swift... Sure Line ap23-tf FOR NEW YORE.—Philadelphia Steam Propeller Company—Despatch and Swift. es, via Delaware and Raritan Canal—Leaving daily at 12 N. and 5 P. M., connecting with all the Northern and Eastern Elam. For freight, which will be taken on accommodating terms, apply to • WM. M. BAIRD &. CO., mhl6tf No. I= South Delaware avenue. a, ' NEW TOW-BOA. LINE. DELAWARE and CELILSERB4472 62.6.6 A TOW-BOAT COMPANY: EtABGEB towed to and trom purr ELPILLU HAVRE-DE-GRACE, BALTIMORE, WASHING, TON, and Intermediate points. WM. P. CLYDE & 00.„ , Agents, No. 14 South Wharves, Pill qiiolphist„ .Csn'atin JOHN LAUGHLLN. Superintendent. FOR CAN FRANCISCO ROBINSON'S CALIFORNIA. CLIPPER pt A rr.ING REGULARLY AB ADVERTISED. Freight for this Line sent to New York by Swift. Sure Line at reduced rates. The splendid Al extreme clipper ship GRANITE. isTATE, Jacobs, Commander Is now rapidly loading at pier ll Mud. River, This beautiful vessel is one of the sharpest and best vessels now loading, and having a portion of her cargo on board with large engagements, will have gulag despatch. For freight, apply to 111811.0. P, BON M di OIL, t Arch !street, saFOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER —AlBr. bark KATHLEEN. Williams, master, 490 tons re. gister and 6.500 bbls. flour. At Br. bark JANET. Kinney, master. 230 tons regis ter and 3,000 bbls. flour Al Br. bark BALTHABARA., Wilson, master, 251 tons register and 3,500 this. flour. A 2 Br. brig IDA, Tbesing, master, 'ZIO tons register and 2,5C0 bbls. capac.ty. Apply to EDMUND A. RODDER do 00., 3 Dock street wharf. Asit.FOß BOSTON, Mass.—Express Ulm—The line schooner MARY J. EUfiSBLL. Captain Smith, is now loading for the above port at first wharf above Vine street, and will have prompt. despatch. For or s. freight, apply to DAVID COOPER. le North Whar FOR LIVERPOOL—With Quick Despatch,—. The first ciA.R.s packet bark 00BURG, Gibson, master having a large portion of her cargo en gaged, will sail as above. For balance of freight or passage apply to RIMMI, .WRIGHT dr, SONS, RS Walnut street. mhl.94f IaFOR g4T PThe elegant, cornmodlons wad fast-saint - 1r schooner yacht JUNIATA,. 42 tons burden, new rucasurement. In perfect order, with eltgant . cabin ancomn odations. found In every respect, and ready for immediate use - Apply to JOHN W. (,RIGG, It'6 Walnut street. 7 ap23-6tf SIP MARY RUSSELL. Weeks, master, from Liverpool, Is now discharging under general order at Walnut Street wharf. eon-signees will please attend to tne reception of their goods. PETER, WRIGHT &, SONS, 115 Walnut street. ap23-tt XTOTICE.—Br. hark T T77.TP MORROW, Fraser. IA mast( r, from Liverp-01, is now discharging under general order at Smith's wharf. Consignees will please a , tend to the reception of their goods. PETER WRIGHT & SONS, 115 Walnut street, apl9-tf 11 OTICE—AII persons are bereby cautioned against trusting any of the crew of the Br. bark LIZZIE' MORRO . % , as no dans of their contraction will be paid by captain or consignees. PETER WRIGHT & tiONS, lis Walnut street. ant?-tf R BARK DU CAN, trona Liverpool, is•now dis- B charging under general order at ilrst wharf below Soutn street. Consignees will please attend to the reception of their goods. PE'T :=1: WRIGHT at SONS. 115 Walnut street. aplf,tf SHIP BRI TISH LION, from Liverpool, is now discharging under general order at Shlppen , street wharf. Consignees will please attend to the* reception of their goods, PETER WRIGHT 4 , SONS. 115 Walnut street. aple-tf • DIV. I•Z _lti • • 1.1, I I•AiI against trusting any of the crew of the shi • BHP] ISH LION, from Liverpool. aa ne debts of th - contraction will be paid by the captain or consignees. PETER WRIGHT dr SONS. 115 Wei nut street. apes-., ALL PERSONS ARE ttRRPRY CAUTION= against trusting any or the crew of the Br. bark' DUNCAN, from Liverpool. as no debts of their con traction will be paid by the captain or consignees_ Pit TER WRIGHT & SONS, 115 Walnut street, ap at. NOTICE—AII personaare hereby cautioned aWnlittr trusting any of the crew of the Br. bark COBURG, Gibson, master. from Liverpool, as no debts or their contraction will be paid by the captain or con.signees- PETER WEIGHT &SOS, US Walnut street. .17•t$ TAB. &UMW 711, ineeemor to NUM SHINDLNN, v do 803113, Sail Nakere, No. MO North DEILAW.A. Avenue, Philadelphia. All work dorm in the bud manner and on toe Intro* and meet favorable teems, and warranted to if/ye POI feet satisfaction. Particular attention riven to renoktrlne. IPBUGIS, 'POLAIR'S LIQUID RENNET.—Fer making in a few 1) minutes a variety of delicious desserts. We will warrant every teaspoonful to produce a solid curd with each pint of milk. It is very convenient and suited to every housekeeper and Invaluable to those in the country. Just received a third supply of Illnesses, that Very , nourishing food kr Infants, made from animal matter. It is much esteemed by Physicians. 111i1NRY C. BLAIR SONS, .Apothecaries, Eighth and Walnut. streets. ap23 _ - - CUM PHOR —A lot of Camphor for sale by WIL LIAlf ELLIS & CO., Druggists, No. 724 and TM Mart et eitrest. nOD LIVER OlL.—Twenty-tive barrels, new made, B._; Cod Liver Oil of very auperiorquality; Carb. Ammonia, just received, in jars; also, feat received,, twenty-five barrel!' very superior Alcohol, warranted as per cent., In the bait of packages, and for Bale by • JOSH O. RARER & CO., No. 718 Market street. EXTRACT OP BEEF for beef tea or Mr:Janes of I:4 Beef Il l in oi sess or for soups for table the blade n Elgin, by Gall Borden, from the Juices of choice beef and is superior in delicious flavor and quality to any hitherto known. Packets with dill di rections. one dollar each. HUBBELL, Apothecary. 1410 Chestnut street. -• Dker a s Yerl r "M a Ila 1° Tweezers 1- I Li j re, Boxes, Horn' Scoops, Surgiewr.bastrardkaltiinuf= Hard and Soft Bablxix Goorls,Vlal Qum, walls Metal Syringe* , dc.; AR at Be nds " sets ECNOWDEN spis4ll ' South s • • 01321111 T SHOrrikra R rot at co.. N. IL OOBNKK • FOUR= AND RACE STREET% Wholesale Druggists, Hanneactorers and Dealers In - window. Glees, White. Lend, and Palate of every descrlption4,6eg offer to the trade, or consumers, a complete iteek vre.o goods In their line, at the lowest market rates. •;::• .. "4*•••' ROBERT SHONIVIRRE & ! OM ' • Northeast corner Fourth and Race swee& "-• likAGNEaLA,—,Jeaningoe calcined, in IMb. round ll= Mi and boxes, also In bottles. Jenning'a Carbonate aI Liagnesta,ln as. and 4 as. papers._Mor4v7 Caleb** Magnesia lyuding and Mr sale by u.r.r Yak - BON CIO., Druggists, Itiarket and Seventh MeeW • A Philadelphia. eele BAT MM.—Just received, an invoice of Genuine Imported BAY Ram, tor sale by the ellen, by RORKE& SHOvms MYR & Drititittiti R. E. innii tier Fourth and Race streets
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