The press., April 11, 1861, Image 3

SCROOL-HOUSE LVIE MAC.ADAMIZED.—ThiS
anciena lase leads from the Ridge road to German.
:yr . a, and same of the finest country houses in the
of this city are erected along its line.
y o ur inontiv ago the property-holders thereon pe
lonsa Cannella to natoadautims it, owing to its
ot impassable condition in the rainy season,
a ' n j -certain ezalivideil in the neighborhood of
edge road, which seriously inoonsenienced car
t; ge travel. The contract was given to Messrs.
Wrzhe" and Jones, for the sum of ten thousand
ieltere. e _ which the city subscribed four thousand.
tee remainder was to be paid by the residents.
ice rend aver the lane yesterday. It is two
mile _ ier.g, and rrqinred two thousand perches of
,tone to bring it to the requisite degree of
o .mipMten ess
Tao sums for the same hes been furnished from
q utr,•los, on Rittenhouse lane. The
;it:v-actors bare-erected one of the Blake's patent
breakers at the edge of the quarry, the first
„: 0 3 0 we believe, that an instrument of the kind
4.14 b o a t applied in the state. and the stone has
prow einthed and traesported at an unprecedent
e4 G e speed. and completeness. Twenty-five
were employed at grading and twenty-five at
I,l'i:eying. while nine two-horse teams have been
rceleve the broken stone. The latter is of
ezeoini fractere, the blocks being one-eighth the
=sad to turnpike stone.
nybed of the pike is made cf heavy stone, laid
Ma depth of six inches, and the broken atone at
:ei reee le eight inches in depth, thus eonati
eatia a solid bed fourteen inches deep and sixteen
fee , zr ,,ad A layer of earth will be spread upon
,he, stone during this week and the next.
A portion of this lane was lately piked by the
t .ey at an expense of $4,000. Its halt and misers-
He condition exhibits sufficiently the excellence
ths contractors work. The steep hills en the
eet at the lane have been graded and channel
opened upon either aide of the road. Fre
,eret excavations have been made in the adjoin-
Isk., banks, and the lane will shortly become one of
ter mon beautiful drives in Northern Philadel
rh:e. The contractors justly state that the lane
n compare favorably with any macadamized
eed in the country.
A iZAnnitiO Mitt, Fs,tarzi:oan_--On Satur..
Bey morning, the Bth inst., about seven o'olook,
emish Crowley, who has Aline of the damask
wit's, en behalf of the operatives, presented John
(Im:donning with a magnificent vase of wax fruit,
Ay. an acknowledgment of their thankfulness to
t'm for finding them work, and running full time
, be last tour or five months, when many were out
e f employment. Glendenning is neither a Brutus
!ill a Mark Antony be did not make a speech,
ht: to sets a very high value on the gift because
the spirit that prompted it, and the taste shown
the givers that selected the gift. Its attractive
rasa, on the esamination of the different items,
•?9,7ed a jelly time among the hands.
-The Union men of Nashville are talking of
rol gry, tha lion. John Ball for Congress. The
Laigville Journal is delighted with the idea, and
thtika that with John J. Crittenden and John Bell
i tti b, souse of Representatives the people of the
Inited :tales may rely upon having their rights,
iswcst, and their honor powerfully Thai
srd sustained in that body,
Another of Nelson's veterans is dead: James
Ms:mho, who fought at Copenhagen, the Nile, and
i t sfe•ntr, died at Ramsay, C. W., on Thursday
Lizlit The old man was a sailor to the last, and
ie r: , ors bore as lunch resemblance to a ship's
:aids as it was possible to give it. Old assooto.
tni were so powerful that he used a ship swab to
-!muse his -floor up to the very date of his death.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
Nisi Flaws—Justice Strong.—D. S. Stet
& Co. vs. The London and Liverpool Fire and
Lift Inzurance Company. The case was conoladed
Tcsterday with the charge of the court, which
- Fused upon several questions of Interest. Justice
strong said
This case, to which your attention has been di
ruted for a number of days past, is - one of very
ooriiderable importance, and it will continue to
rtqaire from you your very careful and dlsorimi
eating attention. It involves several questions of
fast, which you should well and impartially con
-rider. applying to them those rules of law; which it
silt be my duty to state, and coming to such a
^occlusion as the law and the evidersos will war
rant. •
To the discharge of this duty, you will bring a
ralm and unbiased, an honest judgment. In the
7ourse of this argument, some remarks have been
made in regard to the parties in this case, in re
tard to which I consider it my duty to make a
:ringle observation. It is said that one of the par
lire Is a " foreign corporation." Gentlemen, lam
rare I need not say to you that that is a matter
with which you have no concern. and which should
tare no effect upon your mind.. Your duty is not
ye try these parties, but to determine the facts
which have been proven by the evidence, and these
hots are the anis; no matter who may be the par
,tes—whetber they be a corporation or individuals
-whether they. be citizens or foreigners. Such
nnsiicsations should not enter into the mind of a
, ary. They were thrown cut in the heat of ergo
neat, as is very usual, but I bave felt it to be my
4aty to discard all such considerations from your
mind=_
Isis is an action of oovenant brought upon a po
hzy of insuranoe, issued to the plaintiffs by the de•
!scants. and it is brought to recover indemnity
!or a la , s in consequence of the destruction by
Ste at the ship Dtarnota State The policy waa
F.Fcesi ea the 17th of February, 1858, although the
rier.ium was paid on the sth of the same
and the policy commenced from that date,
end continued until the sth of Marsh, a period of
Imo no-a&
The primer,' olettion, and ono to wlibb t% would
he well f;t you to devote your attention in the first
instance. ia. whether the plaintiffs had an insurable
interest in this ship, such as would enable them to
take out a policy valid in the law. A person who
does not own roretty cannot intone it against
Ere
A contract for irstcrmee ill ft contract for an in
demnity. end there con be no reoovery neleta the
parson insured has something to lose ; in other
word!, =less be is an owner, or has some interest
which may he effected by the destruction of the
property. Ncr can there be any recovery upon any
policy, no tanner what the amount insured, beyond
;be reins of the interest of the assured. If the
?hip belonged not to the plaintiff's, D S. Stetson &
. but if it belonged to David S. Stetson, and
vet his crirate property. and the firm had no into
*en in it, then the law does not permit the plain
ofs to recover in this case. It is, therefore, a pri
maryqueetion whether the plaintiffs had as imam
:We interest in the chip when the policy was taken
sat so 1 to tbst you will, at tiro outaot, direct your
Eiteniion.
The history of the ship wee then given by the
Iwio. and reference made to the fact that the
hills of sale were made out to D 8. Stetson, indi-
Tticely. and on this point the Jnitge charged :
bills of vale have been Fhown to David S.
F.•2t6on 5: Co " Thee* bills of sale are Common
eildenoeS of ownership. They are not the only
evidence. They peas a legal title upon their facie ;
;bey indicate that D. S. Stetson wee the owner,
'el not the firm. On the 17th of March, 1857,
Mr. Stetson made an affidavit in the custom house
to obtain a registry of the vessel) that he was
'be tine and only owner of 21 64' of !big chip.
titer tills affidavit was made, in April. 1857, ten
more tubs were obtained, and subsequently, in
Aceast. eight more, all of which were conveyed
t't David S Stetson.
This affidavit of Mr. Stetson, that he was the
ss!e owner, was for the purpose of obtaining a
tegistry. He wee not bound to set out any evil
'able interest that might belong to any other
tenon You will take that for what it is worth.
D:sn it show that D. 8. Stetson 45 Company bad
t . -; interest, and that Mr. Stetson alone was the
'weer? These bills of sale go to show that the
:eget title was not in the firm, but in Mr.
=; eta= alone ; but they are not conclusive of
'bat fast. Evidenee has been submitted that
the notes of the firm were given to secure
:he payment of the different Interests You
will examine how this was. If srioh, was the
:ase—if the notes and cheeks of the firm were
gives for those purchases, when the conveyance
tune to D. S. Stetson, they might tend to show
'hat the shares were bought for the firm. In the
ahter.ce of any explanation, the firm was in equity
las owner of the shares which were conveyed to D
S'e:Eon. No explanation bas been given that
five payments were made as loans to Mr. Stetson,
std, therefore, that would raise a presumption of
bee that their interests were bought for the firm,
?al, although they bad no legal title, they were
The owner? of the equitable interest. If the shares
Tete ccnveyed to D. 8. Stetson, and were paid for
with the money of the firm, although legal title
-tends in D. S. Stetson, there is sufficient interest
:be ship, belonging to this firm,
to enable them
th take cut a policy and maintain this action
It you gad that the plaintiffs had such an into
rts.t which they could insure, then you may in
lore whether such a loss has been incurred, which
the defendants covenanted to indemnify the plain-
Oft against.
The ship was insured in the " harbor of Phila.
44 Dhia," and was burned at Camden, in the State
'1 New Jersey. Did the defendants insure for that
plate ?
On this pint, the judge referred to the import
'-="- of " place," as mentioned in a policy of in
...l:epee. and charged that tinder the policy of in
.oranee in this ease, if the Diamond State had
.I. , ne to New York and boon burned in that her
cr. within thirty days, this policy would not have
^r:rered the loss. If she went out of this harbor
e nd was burned, this policy would not (moor the
and the defendants wouldnot be liable. This
enly bound to insure this ship while in the
".arbor of Philadelphia.
In dooidltig whether the vessel was in the harbor
.1 Philadelphia, the jury were instructed that the
meaning of the term " harbor" of Philadelphia,
ut ;morally understood among merchants, was to
guide them. The words are to be taken as used
among insErratlee men, merchants, and business
men in this pity, where the contract was made. If
.a 6 peakitig of the "barber,"there was a mop
t;led understanding or usage to speak of it as em
s•.racing all the water extending between the shores
^I Camden and Philadelphia, and between Glen
^tater and Richmond, then the words are to be
"aden:ood as used in this policy
The testimony in regard to the burning of the
was then reviewed, and alter some general
'aatruviona, the cam was given to the jury with
'attractions to seal their verdict and bring it in this
'homing.
Before adjournment Justice Strong stated that, in
tow of the legislation at Harrisburg in reference
tae Nlei Prins. next week's list would net be
Disroun COURT—Judge Stroud.—Singer
t. Macelester et al. Before reported. Verdict
r plaintiff for $1..237.81.
Pailip Boetra vs. Samuel Kilpatrick. An action
recover for work and labor done Jury out.
DIRTILICT einaT Judge Shorewood.—
.. E. Harrison, Win. Hooper, and Henry H. Gib
vt trading, de., vs Peter Stamen, Lafayette
Ether, and James Hopkins, trading, ,ice.
anion for non-acceptance of n note. Verdict for
for 51.061.
-axes W_ Louderbeek vs Edward W. Cain'
?/ Win. E. Newhall, trading, ..te An action on
beAlt account. Verdict for plaintiff for $54.41.
Jcooph B Craig vs. Mary Smith and Wm. John
! e rStmu executors of John smith, deceased. A
gned lame Verdict for plaintiff.
Daniel D. Pox and Rebecoa, his wife, in right of
t , t.t taid Rahman, Elisabeth Butler, and Elizabeth
litter, re. Temperance Dunmore, rued by the
4 ale r: May Dunmore. An action of ej e ctment.
fin trial.
QrARSEE. SESSIONS—Judge Thompson.-
44e court was again actively engaged with prison
a large number of which were disposed of in
ice centre of the day.
Quirk!' Carrol, one of the notorious gang of
"P raitia fleas," was convicted on two bills, one
' l 'argiog him with burglary, and the other with
et teri, Itg a house with intent to commit a felony,
?Labe was sentenced to two years and six months
le the Eastern Penitentiary.
John Pillar, another of the gang, who pleaded
Vitt, to a eharge of burglary, was sent to the
Juliet of Refuge-
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
The Money Market.
PHILADILPHIii * AiiriI 10, 1861
There was a strong effort Made' to-day in the
stock market to check any further dirarnward
movement in atcoks, which for a time bid fair to
be successful. The issue was doubtful up to the
meeting of the second board in New York, when
a fresh panic in Western stooks took possession of
the board, and was at once oommunicated over the
wires to the brokers here, and resulted in a heavy
pressure of Reading on the market. Considerable
sales of this stock ware made after four o'clook in
the afternoon at 19
Business is at a stand-still, and litt:e new paper
is created. The receipts at the blinks are under
stood to be in excess of the demand upon them tor
the diScount of good paper. In most place. of
business that we have visited today the prevalent
feeling seemed to be one of relief—a kind of satis
fied sense that any action was better than the apa
thy that has so long marked the conduct of the
General Government, and that the sooner a decided
stand was taken and maintained, the sooner a solu
tion of the national difficulties would be brought
about
The New York Post, of this evening, says
There is less uneasiness on the Stock Bache:ego
to-day, and the fall in the speculative shares seems
to have spent itself, at least for a time. All eyes
arc turned to Charleston, and operators are dis.
cussing the chances of a peaceful solution of the
Fort Sumpter question. At these low prices the
6ellers for the decline are disposed to await further
developments before throwing more stock on the
market
Now York Central touched 731 before the board,
but afterwards rose to 74113741. The entire share
list was better at the close, but the foaling is by no
means firm.
Illinois Central, after the board, sold at 73, and
Galena at 69i, which is I per cent. better than the
printed sales.
The Southern State steaks were decidedly lower.
Virginias dropped to 69, which is a deollue of 10
per eent. in as many days North Carolinas went
down to 2-per cent. Tennessees ; Miasouris were
in demand at 60a613, supposed for the account of
the 44 shorts," who were large sellers of these bonds
a week ago ; 603 cash was paid, after opening at 59.
The following is the coal tonnage for the Sha
mokin Valley and Pottsville Railroad Company:
Week. Year.
3,433 07 3.3.684 17
2,643 10 25.956 07
For the week ending April 9., MI.
Same time last year....,.—....--
Increase.-- 790 17 12.718 10
Philadelphia Stock Exchane Sales,
Awil 10.1861
REPOIRTID /A B. E.SLaYntAXXX, Merchants' Exchange.
FIRST BOA Rik
1000 City 68-.-..n0w....1033.1
490 Botil r. sic 6$
100 do do 68
2000 City gs R
600 do-- • • - 97 X
600 do --
WO d0...._97%1
10 Moms Says 110 I
10 do do-2dy5..110 '
do do-We-n.llO
3 do do. -110
00 Lehigh Valley.lote 52.14
3000 Penner 15tm..80.. 003,4
IMO do.— - _ 05".5
3000 •
0000 do.. --mfrs. • • -
BOA KIM
1 BE: N Liberties t 561,1
BOARD.
BETWEE
3 Braver Meadow .. —.61 1
SECOND
3010 Beading 68'70 . • Mil
300 City Ca-- .new--103%,
100 do—. .new-103%,
COO Plot & Sori74 -. 73 '
200 City It R es. fini
16 Rene & Vine 12
10 do do
Zi Fenn 3934
6s
::39%1
71 d 3..- ssssssss 39
CLOSING PRI
Bid. Askerl
Philadelphia 6.... MI 28
Phile 6e .R.— 1634: 98
Phil& 6a -new._lo2ll 10334 -
Penna 6e...-- 9734 88
Read 2iP 211 it
Read bde as 4
Read mt 6ii 'BO '43 92 9234;
Read mt 6e'B6._. 7434 r 76
Penns R ......... 39 3934
,10 Reading . 1955
.50 do.- .. 19.%;
:25 do-- ..... 59 4 4
'25 do 111; 3 ,1
so EforrisburglL- —.s 52
10 Com & Amboy
14 Lehigh. .... ... 02
11 do . 52
2 N Penns -- 3
CES-lIEAVY
Bid. Ask 44.
Elmira II Yrefd_lo
Elmira Te '73 ....8534 6634
Long Wand .111 1034
Leh Cl & Ir.-32 OM
Leh CI & N Pep_si sos
North POllllll It .. 8 334
N Pa I 66..intoff 6s s 7
N Peons R 104-93 R 3
rwiess It Con. 3 s}s
t&W111$11. pref.- 8 83(
rank & itonthw 40 46
2d&3d-etR dtvoff.4o
p_oce&Vine-at. Aar% 33
Weir Pella 58
Sernee & Pine._ 7 8
Green & Coates-15 le
*eilap.R 2d rut 6s 87 83
. _
...yins Can eon. BO am
Mon . = Can Pfd.lo9ll 110
67X 68.1 i
7$ 76
Bch av 6
Bch Nay l'refd . I 6 17 I
Elmira - 6'4
Philadelphia Markets,
APRIL 10—Evening
The Flour market is very dull to-day. There is very
little demand for export. and holders are free sellers at
previous-quoted rates. Some small lots have been taken
by the trade at 86.373ier540 for superfine ; 86.621 m 2
for extra; 86et6.25 far extra family, and 66.6e5a74)' bbl
for fancy brands, as in quality. Rye Flour is Mill. and
offered at 8337)163M. and Fauna Corn Meal at $2
4fr bbl. without sales-
GRAM—Wheat is beginning to come forward by ca
nal, and the marset is dull and drooping ; 3,000 bushels
have been sold in small lots, moistly last evening. at
13081S10 for fair to prime Penna red, and 1400Li0e for
white. but these rates are not now obtainable ;9,000
bushels red sol 3 at 1320 bu. 117 e is quiet ; Penna ie
held at EBO. Corn is less active.• and prime lots rather
scarce; 3,0 W bushels fair Southern yellow sold at 600
afloat. and some small lots of dry Penna at 600 in stare.
and 62c motive:red. Oats am firm ; Penns are quoted at
We. and Delaware at 81k,. without much doing.
Bear; is quiet ; let Zlo. 1 Queroltron is held at e2l ifr
ton.
Corrolt —Tbe market is firm.. but buyers come for
ward slowly '
, a few small sales ore retorted within the
ranee of 12etilOic, cast' and time.
GROCERIES continue initotive. wish some further
small sales of Coffee and ringer to note at about pre
-171011.2 rates.
Paoinsions are held firmly, without much doiniM
Pork or Ration 80 easka prima siekled Hams sold At
oge. and BOOM Tteros Lard at 10J4e or:tints.
Warsay is dull: bb's selling at Mica& for Parma
and Ohio, drudge 16390, and hhds lie Afr gal.
New York Stock ExchangelApril 10.
117COND 306P.D
10000 11 86s, C. 3.......... 91 100 Harlem i 1 Pref.._ 3541
15000 111 13 iSti.B l , coup.- 91 200 do _i-. ... 38
WOO 1.1 8 Bs, 81. reg.- 9311 300 Reading R..._... .
_.. 315. g
TOM 11 8 Bs, 74, coup.- 85 . -100 d 0..... -- TM 1187;
r2OOO Tree 105 o Notes.lo3 300 do. _ —30 X
1000 N C State 85...... 78 200 31 11& Pi / Its— 14.-X
2001 Cal State 7s. -
83 150 M 8 & NI li 8.... 8236
10000 Tenn State 6s, 90. 71 SOO Miob Con R.-. 61
WOO do- -_,... -915 70 I TOO de- ---- - -610 61
19 5 00 Virginia State 6s. 6 4 35 181 do. ...-..1110 61X
16900 Missouri tit 68-- 60 NO do_ . .., ". ... 61X
.5004 d 0....- -- .5 60 225 Mean H. scrip .... 72
2411 do.-.-. 6055 . ao d 0...- -..., 72
NOD Erie lit mtg hd5.10434, 100 do. - • ~.. 2 . 1230 71
IMO II Can R bds— 9436 59 Cloy. Cot & Cin
-4411
RIO Merchants' BS_ 100 25 Gal I Chi It ._ .. 62
60 Pao M El
Co
785 i 100 d 0..- -.410 B.WX
60 do .. .630 78 160 • do—. --- 8-X
3.) 00 .. 2 -- _ 2834 6T do,- _,-- -_,... 6T% •
250 N Y Can IL ...... 7 52,0 Cleve 8. : rol n... 30%
100 do ---...,-.3 ... .100 do .
600 do .____ ._....- 74 NO Chi &R 1 R..: __ -,
300 do -.........-. 7334 t6O do.. 2 ._,. 5 10 WI
100 do.- ... . -al 733. 30 Cht, Mir V 41. 2 .- 1 0
60 do.-.......... 7318 100 do. -..- .10114 70
250 Erie It.-- ....,.. 2534 51 do ... 89%
50 do-. ----.11.10 210. 50 do -......- 6035
no dia..- --- 2534
PTew•'York Markets of Yesterday.
FLous, &c.—The market for Western and State
Hour opened steady, but ere the eon of 'Change a
better demand prevailed for export, and the low grades
hoorayed. The better grades are unchanged, anc In
fair request; the sales are 23,700 bhls at 35.11605.25 for
superfine crate and Western; $5.8006.40 for extra
State; 5.4601..69 for choice do ; 88808 8 -60 for the rem
'GRrades of extra Western; $6 6005.70 for shipping
brands of mond-hoop extra Ohio. end 10775.7.10 for
trade brands do. Canadian Flour is firmer at the close ;
the demard is fair; sales of 1.700 bbls at de.35e7 60 for
extras. Southern Flour is without essential change,
and is not very active; the better grades are firm ;
sales of 2,100 bbl, at $s Zeta 60 ler mixed to good super
fine Baltimore. in, and $ll 7067 25 for the better
erodes. Rye Floor is in limited demand at $380c4.10.
Con Meal is in lair request at 112 inot MI for Jersey.
Gaels. — The Wheat market early fa the day was
steady. but ere the close of Change a better demand
prevailed for export, and prices advanced lea cents Pp
bushel.
The inquiry . is o ietly for choice swing and good red
Western ; white is firmly held bat not native.
The sales are 87.600 hue at 11315c126340 for Chiang°
1 , 9711:1K. part in store: 1280 for northwestern club. in
store; 129 a for Raoine senor. in store; Maple for
Milwaukee Club. do; 1315M136e for amber lowa. de.
livered; 1.10e1318 for • red orate ; 11'01363 far red
Western 1290 for fair Canada tllub ; 145411500 for
white Indiana; 16301600 for white Michigan ; and le
01660 for white Kentucky.
Barley is lower, and the market is nnsettled at -the
close ; the sales are 1.600 hue Canada West at 68c, and
500 bus titate at 66e Barley wilt is quiet at 06e880.
Oats are firm and in good demand at .14140351‘e for
W esters and Canadian. and 311'4'0360 for finite.
Corn le unchanged ; the demand ta fair for export and
arrivals moderate.
Pales of 64 000 bus at GlaMe for new mixed at the
railroad depot; 83%4,63e for do delivered ; 660 for do in
store ;G74267:tie for do delivered ; 640 for white Western;
agptgt)i for new yellow Jersey; 610670 for southern
and 68°71 for white eoutheni.
PRoVinioNA.—The Pork market is stead,. Beef is in
stir demand and steady ; sales of 450 bbls at Vine
£I.BN for repacked mem, and 40001 for extra_ Prime
west is quiet at 1(18.60017.76. Beef hams are steady at
614015.00
Caeon is in moderate demand atBM o9) ic.
ut meats are steady at 0;66; tor snonlders. and
80ics8V for hams.
Lard is In good demand and firm ; sale, of 470 Mkt and
toe at 9%01054a.
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. April lo.—Bugg
CAlmg.—Another week of disappointment to drovers.
The supply is ample-613 head more than the total re
ceipts of last week. On Tuesday the market opened at
a little higher imam probably $1 or $2 per head on the
seleetiese, but the advance wee only on a few early
sales. Long before noon drovers were glad to find
customers at last wears prices, and before sundown
the market was fully one dollar p_er head lower. Over
two-thirds of the stook sold on Tuesday at an average
of stout 7% cents. The prices ranged from SX to 934 e;
very few. over 9e. John Mom had the best drove in
market; he sold them to Williams at /82 each, and
Williams resold them at ,l/t5 They would average 9 34(
owt—one pair of them weighing 3.843 pounds cold to
John Pine for $2OO. All day Wednesday the market was
declining, and prices closed Dilly $203 per head leas
than lea arcsk. We quote at 10469110 ; average of all
sales 7X eir‘c.
Miner AND Liossa.—Tbe market , with a reduced
supply. is 26 cents per head better, with a more lively
demand. We quote sheared cheep at 4Almtls cents for
ordinary prime as high as 4X en cents. Wove on 131,, - dg
cents for prime and extra. One small lot as high as 6:'
crate live. Over half of the receipts were of sheared .
Lambs wog in slowly; sales at I& Sales also by Geo.
F. Derby & Co. of 668 bead for 11 371. By McGraw &
O'Brien, 1,137 head for $6 , 099.81 . By B. B. Boma. 1.723
head for 16.834.16.
VAAL CALvt g—The market is lower and leas active;
sales at 4ittee ; common Do per lb. Quite a number of
poor calves are in the market—some law of the "Bobo"
are unsaleable. Veal appears to be at a discount this
week.
MILCE COWS.—The demand is rather better ; gales of
20 Jews at Allsrton's for $l2, $28.939.$ 40. and $6l;
the latter price for a fine Roan with calf at her aide.
Several very fine cows are held .at iirSEPEO. Wllhollt
buyers.
Swum—The market is overstocked and dull ; sales of
live at 614e635 for corn fed. and 432e41; for milt lea.
Dressed nogg are selling from gme 1. tfto,, as to quality.
Western dressed are pampa ; arrivals route limited, the
racking season being entirely over.
Fll Cti
BEE FOURTH PAGE
(eometirdildenee of the Philadelphia P.:chants.)
CAPE ISLAND. N. J.. April 9- 6 P
The seta Blinorvn There from or for not nimortninedi
came ashore on Monday evening on Cold Elpriog liar,
nod up to this hoer tile crew bait not landed. I have
despatched a meecenser to the scene of twister. and
will probably forward particulars by nest mail. Wind E.
YMarli THOS. B. HUGHLrn.
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Correspondence of The Prow, i
New Yoalt. April 10.
Arrived, elope Ashburton. Henry Clay. and Orient
from Liverpool; bark Unkel. from Bremen: brig Con
filet, from Granada.
fdY . hIORA NI DA
Stop Frank Haynie: Randall. from Liverpool for Boa
ton. Was scoken 24411 alt. lat 4830.1084 13 43
Ship American Conran. Woodward, from London.
arrived at New York yesterday.
BhipChnoellor. Spencer, from Liverpool, arrived at
New Yorkyesterday.
Bark Old Hickory. Holmes. cleared at New York yes
terday for Liverpool
Steamship itensmston. Baker, sailed from Boston 9th
inst. for Ph•ladelphia
Bark Godfrey, Clark, for Philadelphia, cleared at New
Yolk yesteay.
Bark Wa rd shington, Wenke, for Bremen, cleared at N
York yesterday.
Bark Oak, Ryder, cleared at Boat 9th asst. for Phi
ladAlpkia.
Brig Rowin.Webber, cleared at e w York yesterday
farep adelph i a.
.Brig Atlantic, Hotchkiss. clear at New York yes
tirday for 143rhadors.
Bohr Mail, Kelly, hewn, arnv d at Providence 9th
Instant.
844 hr Antares, Cordery, sailed from Providence 9th
nat. for Philadelphia.
Bohn Emma A Walsh, Prior, and Lewis B Baker.
Baker, from Delaware, arrived at Providence Stittrist•
Behr T Lake. Sonli,_henee. arrived at Salam . T. inst.
Bohr E G Willard, Dyer, hence, arrived 'at Belem nth
testae.. . -
tloh
r anreh Aline., Weaver, °leered at New York
yesterday for_t
summers Teoony. hiy, Bleak Maumee, Allen, Yul
e= Idorneee. ead Barah, Jones, hence, or nved at New
Yoik Tooterday.
CHINA AND TIM Curtner. The second lecture
by Mr. Martin on this subject. we notice, is to be de
livered to night. in the hail of the Univers ty. From
the deep interest manifested by the audience on last
Tuesday even-ng, a full house may be expected. Mr.
Martin has been a resident missionary in China for
many years. and has the reputation of being better an.
outtinted mith the Chinese language and literature than
any man living, not a native of that country. fie is a
pleasing speaker, and the matter, so far, has been of a
very instructive character.
11Is LIGHTEST, most natural, and beat Gossamer
Wig or Toupee made in the city are those of George
Thurs.),land's manufacture. (late No. 29 south Sixth
street.) now of No 22, above Jayne, opposite side. In
addition to the world-wide reputation attained by the
superior exoeUence of these articles. George has also a
Bair Topic, and Dye of unsuriessed Petinforland tact:
Hie new rooms are, as they should be, visited daily by
hundreds of our best citizens for tonsorial and other
Purposes.
OPENING OF. CHILDREN'S GOODS —We invite at
tention to the opening of " Children's Goods." by
Messrs. Lincoln. Wood, & Nichols. to take Ow et
their retail rooms to-day. Thursdai, April IL Their
late °recline of Milliners was one of the grandest
fears of the season, and we have no doubt their no
velties for juvenility in general will prove no lees at
tractive. -
Tam FIRST GITN.—The country is now in a per
agony of suspense, and a quiver of apprehension,
waiting for the sound of the gun which will proclaim
that the impending war has commenced, and that the
crisis in our national affairs has been reached. As
faithful chroniclers of current events, it is our duty to
narrate facts. We will only echo the Cry of " „Heaven
defend the right," and suggest to our readers the ne
cessity of making themselves as happy and as com
fortable as possible, 'by wearing garments ;nada at
the Brown Stone Clothing Ball of Rockhill lc Wil
son, Nos: 603 and 605 Chestnut street, above Sixth.
Evanv Man is a missionary, now and forever,
for good or for evil, whether he intends or designe it or
not. He may be a blot, radiating hie dark influence
outward to the very circumference of society ; or he
may be a blessing, spreading benediction over the
length and breadth of the world ; but a bank he can
not be. There are no moral blanks; there are no neu
tral characters. We are either the sower that sows
and corrupts, or the light that splendidly illuminates,
and the salt that silently operates; but being dead or
alive. every man speaks by acts as well as words and
should endeavor to influence his neighbor to bar his
clothes at the elegant establishment of GRANTILLR
STOsne. No. 607 Chestnut street. who presents with
each garment a valuable GIFT.
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CITY ITEMS.
Tan Tenth Anniversary Meeting of the Spring
Barden Institute, located northeset corner of Broad
and Spring Gorden street*. will take pteoe this evening.
This is a free reading room for old end young, portion
larly the latter, and deserver to prosper. The exerting
for the evening will be highly entertaining. lion. Wil
liam D. Kelley and Rev. Thomas Rill, of Ohio. Presi
dent of Antioch College, will deliver addressee. and
the Annual Report will be read. Complimentary notate
win be obtained se advertised in another colonic. They
can ale* be had at the door on the evening of the anni
versary.
Couous —The sudden changes of our climate are
sources of Pulmonary, Bronchial, and Aethrnatio /rea
Song. Experience haring proved that simple remedies
often act speedily, and certainly when taken in the
early stages of the disease, recourse should at once be
had to " Brown's Bronchia/ Troches; " or Lozenges, let
the Cold, Cough, or Irritation of the Throat he ever so
slight, as by this precaution a inure serious attack mar
be effectually warded off. Public Speakers and Singers
will find them effeetual for clearing and strengthening
the voice. ap6-stutti-3t
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
OP To 12 O'CLOCK - LAST MORT
CONTINEN'PAI, 110 TEL—Ninth and Chestnut.
ILA Potter. New York It HUM Wilmington
C 'Hammit. Wilmington 8 T Bandon. Philadelphia
V Heroine, Washington, Pa HASD Dudley, Penn'a
L Ladomue. Philadelphia Col Burton. New York
W Yerby, New York E 0 Crosby. New York
Wm It Hamilton. Louisiana Geo M. otainman. Landr
JIR Neff and la. Strasburg J H Harenbing. Near York
C F Adams, Boston Miss Adams, Homon
.1 F Musgrave. MD. Philad J M Troyer, M D, Philad
W G Weld & lady. Boston N M Button. New York
CI Travis. New 1 ork Goo NI Stone & lady, Conn
J Giles. Boston Wm Lee, Boston
B K Petriken, Look Haven T J Hopkinson. Erie, Pa
W S Culbertson. N Albany J A Boylan. Cincinnati. U
J H Boylan, Ginoinnati. U J R Carter. Cleveland
Dr C F Leamine Wm G Nixon. New York
ae Ostrander, Troy. N Jonas 8 Hearts. N Y
Eugene Pitra, New York GH. Wheeler, Chicago
James Wheeler, New York Geo 1) Pinin. New York
J M Mollie. England col 'P G Dudley. N York
Geo G Stearns. New York N C Thurston, New York
Mrs Simon Cameron. Pa Miss Maggie Cameron, pa
Miss Jennie Cameron, Pa Master Cameron, Pa
J C Sexton, New York J D Evans. New York .
Wm M Marcus, New York T W Leaning. New Jenny
D H . Maryland Jrain Goosenbey. Mit
Wm J Pack & York R Don't.% new York
Chas Wiley H wife, N York A It King. England
J M Adams & wife, Ohto F G Tucker, Albany_
M Howard, Connecticut J Thomas, Alex, v a •
B. Ball, hlassactinsetts John B Drake Chicago
Mies Drake, Cincinnati, 0 Min h:vary, Cincinnati. 0
.1 L Oreen, Hew York Coe W T Keareley, Va.
It Rose, Waahington, DC.IH Beatty. New York
E H Hooper, Baltimore D Dorsey, Waterbury. NY
Oarriner It Colby. New York D Wadsworth, New York
C March, Greenland J H Sheaf°. Portsmouth
Joe Abraham. Cincinnati Cornelius Fiske & ia. N y
C Carmichael, Davenpo't L Steele. Newt ork
W Johnson. Mass D 0 Kellogg. Jr. Conn
Coin Breese & Is. Now York Thou shale, Boston
Hon Geo S t'outwell, Mauls Hon Jno Nesnuth. Mass
T Pearson, Massachusetts H A Cooke, Maze
Dr (I Brewer & wl. Batt W Rogers. Baltimore •
M Spanner. Cincn W Spencer, Cincinnati
Wft Armstrong & ia , W ash Mrs B Quigley. Bolt
P Hose, Prov, M Manegor, Jr, N Y
Mrs Macgregor, N Y i; Wolcottt & son, 0410
R Davies, New York 3 M Columlinsi 0
Omitn, Maine E H Dix, Chicago
It 8 Kirkpatrick, night W Currier., Newbury - port
W Powell. Jr. Cinn, 0 T Fhnati, 0
Mn Baldwin, Washington G Wats o n.watn. Pittsburg
Jas W iquions & la, WM : B C Swilt, Ohio
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth street. below Arch.
.1 Huston, Ohio W Robertson, Ohio
J chillinser.N Middleton W A Widmun, Ohio
L Putt. Pennsylvania J W Thomason. Penna
'I homrut Mc v oy. Ohio F H Zepenuck, Ohio
J 8 Walton. Pennsylvania E Miller. Pennsylvania
W Dunlap. Ohio Lewis_ Haney. Penns
James P White. Penns
_IIW Bissell. Penna.
W Lindsey, Missouri W El -Oswalt & wf, FOAM
Joseph B Johnson. Penns John II hyena, TeantisSee
John Forester, Centro oo Kri Forester, Centre 00
J D Beaver. Lewisburg J F
peasris
J A MoGeagh. Pi , taburg w H Ou. Fenno
A B cimmona. Boston W H H Furrier. Boston
Miss H. Miller Salem. N J Mum I Bradway,Pl J
Miss Lucy .1 Wood, N J A Pot tenbangh, York oo
John Bailey, Centre so .1 Batelorf. Osborn, Ohio
JWIIIiaIII6OI2. Illinois Joke ,Rowe. Green Castle
Dickson,J D Boliver, Ohio .1 F Janis, Foliver, Ohio
R W Bowe, Kentucky 8 Comfort, Jr. Perna
W R Otis. Mauch Chunk Ira Fowler, New York
A B Demaree, Penns P Bowerman, Poona
h B Ramsay, henna Mrs Harman. Perna
Thos Woods. Danville J M Woods, Danville
ft B Wamsley, Easton. hi Jas .1 Slablee K la, M Cak
A 6 Brodhead, Jr. & la, Pa LUCIUS Btakskle.Wh Elvin
(leo R White ,Pittsburg Chas Hampshire. Jeansv'e
F Robinso.., New York Jacob Hoffman, Penne
It W ray , .Pittaburg Oar. J B kinli, C 8 IV
y, Fisher. Marietta, 0 A J MeDongle, Eentuokl
it Anthony. Indiana Gen W Fay
Bowen, Wisconsin M B Bpahr, York. Pa
W Booth. Ye rk, Pa C Smith. York. Pa
Addison Imbrie, Mercerobg Hon H. Welsh. York, Ps
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut street. above Flltb.
Il iitlion. New York J F ThAro. M tllford Del
T C F rame . Milford. Del is firinton. Wed C hester
It! Brinton. West Chester J Brixton. West Chester
A 0 °mitre. New York Samuel Corner. New Hope
M E Dickson, Smyrna. Del Dr I, Trexler, Berke co
Cuss Strafford. Connecticut , B Lyons & Wt . . Conn
y 4 White, n Bampenise E B Stevens, Newark. N J
Holman, Boston H Norgrove, London, Bug
J H Beok. Pottsville ,J : F Taylor. Minersiolle
W G Creamer, New York BF B mows. New York
J Netbew.,Brooklyn B M Mahon, Broo.lyn
I 0 emmg, Brooklyn F T Bailor, -ow York
ft It Lynch, new York M Gemmg,'Broaklyn
6 ii Teller, Bunk) W Grantham, Vii gum
S C Bull, Virginia H Commun. Delaware
B F Bees, s,hio W T Harris, Bellefonte
SF Allot, New York Thos Stephens. New York
THE UNION—Arch street. above Third
A tiellina, Lanoxter co Wm BeinPle,lilleshenY,Pa
Jno Wetter', uomeraes, Pa Geo B binsurbridgei .
V Davis L C Ocen, PhVeutlelpiva
P T Ramey, Mane field, 0 J Stambaugh. Main. Pa
It 1, Parker. Germany B 11 Lawrence. Wash, 0
M N Umlaut. uhio J Lantz, Lancaster, I%
J E. smith, Lancaster no John 1) ekiles, Lancaster
.1 L Baker, Lancaster J Clark&wite, Dauphin, Pa
Mrs Cooper, Ohio I) Claes. Munor
F D Detrick, Isaaton Will Fronts. kl ugheaville
Mrs JR, Moore, gnu bury. Pa A 8 Cadwallader, retina
3 I Swanson, fennougsee 8 B Frosts; srf, Deirtown
Mrs Bottatord ft earrown Mrs Orambaker. Onto
Jonas Isaacs, Mew York J B Borer, Meshaniosburg
6T. LOUIS HOTEL--Cheirinut street. above Third.
11 B. Torbert. Elkton. Md A J Jones, Jr. Phila.
Chas Salter, California Wm b eys
A ra Wills, Now Jersey Dr Koberteou, New Jersey
Jno Fierce. Paterson, Il 3 Chas lieinendwari N J
M Black, Delaware Mrs liodgen,l3osron
Isaiah Wells c hlinersville RoDert Dick, Buffalo
D Rohrer, Freeport, lit J P Bodwell, M8,112e
Joe Wescott. Mains Jahn Slider, Missouri
A H Reynolds , Port Deposit 1. holmee, New Jersey
.Tee Weet, Now .Terser A H Merrill. Prescott, OW
J A Keller Carlisle JD Binolair. Philadelphia
John Dawson. Asir York e zdwards.Plew York
E K Holliner, Philadelphia
JONES' HOTEL—Mastoid attest. above Sixth.
J E Owens, Penna AA Marshall, Allegheny
Mrs Harrod, Burlington w Cook. Providence, R I
Joe P W/11104. West Chester M S McCoy, Lattimore
H L lone., Macon. Oa D L lobar & la, Chicago
Mrs Alvord. Conn 0 IS Allen. New York
REVERE EOURE—Third street. above Rau.
W T Weaver, Penns R A Hunter, l'enna
John S Bart, shamoain W L H Williams. Pa
Miss M A Jamea. Fenno. S S Bachman, Penns.
Elarbach, adonis no, Pa (3 sager, Milton, 0
J Saylor, 4ebuTl Haven M N Coxe, Ecknyl Haven
J H Butz. Bnrtuyi Haven Sol .ttar, Lewisport
W Brown. Jr. bewisbnrg Wolit Flood, Pinta
Jacob Haer.__Marietta Jas B Green. L/asktiftown
Eckel, Tremont
Joe Whitaker. Mt toair
Thu B Thempeon,
,NATIONAL. HOTEL—Race etteet. above Third.
0 Wejtly, New York Isaac Steely, Penns
lis Ulm. Penns Jon T Bard. Butler 00, Pa
T reenewald. Dazareth J P Leobler. Danville, Pa
T N Harkin. New I ark Jen Lonewell k la, Pt
B Btroper. Easton A J Shannon. Halifax. Pa
W k Boyer & wl_,_Penna H Sohaltz. Wilhameport
tors A Klehner, W'meport A P Voute. Pottsville
8 D Rivard, Canimmea N 0 Hannan. Catawissa
David Masters, Millville J C Amerman, Monts co
MTATEB •UNlON—Market street, above Sixth.
A W H Hawkins, Wriaho co 0 Walton, Perna
Inane Button. Cbambenibir D M Bare. Pattonsville,Pa
B F Horn, hchelleburg Wenner, Jr.renne
wm Moore, Huntingdon no W C Chamberlin. Ohio
SW oathasmy,Carmichaebs R Whttestaes, Chester no
Chas T Reber, Readmg Jae Aldridge, New York
Sarni Himper,'New York Sas McKee . Cambria no
W Botta, lowa Robt J natter, rorry oo
Joel Miller, Lancotner M C fr/oMulltin, Penne,
tS W Poona A R W Creigh, rutanurg
B hhedon. nosheater,HY N P Loomis, nazqueh'a co
COMMERCIAL ROZEL—flialla at.. above Chestnut.
.1 I) Barna. Lancaster coR Davis. Philadelphia
E A Howell, Chester oo L B Thompson. new York
J.s.l)eLl. Penna The &Knight, Pt Deposit
M W Fulton,fillaryland Moe L Baker. Chas too
W Justni. Lewlehnre It Kristian. ehandlervilla
Lewis Preottaa. Anna F W Sanderson A en. Del
Wash Awing. Chester eo
BLACK BEAR—Third street, above Callostill.
It German, Weisenbotz B Sells. Weisenbnrs
Ki i mer„ women burg W 11 Drake, Hazleton
Harmon Mobr, Lebiab co Chas Levan. Prozetown
11 omsimel. Prlcietown 8 K Grim: Pennsylvania
Cant s nrdman, rearm D K Engle' t:osleVffle
Josep Hose. lvdrurs 1) Harper, Boots no. Pa
Wm rehear, Mohrsville Mrs If Kershaer. McKim
J Enaman• Heading A CrallBMBA,
A Mattis, Berrysburg DH Bechtel, Beohtelsvile
Dimon lioffman,Ly kenstownlacob Coleman, Reading
C Coleman, Beading
BALD RAGLR—Thini street, abeva CalleMagi.
Ts A Fritz, Egg Harbor City Reuben Hartzell & eon
A Calvin, Northampton P Reese, New Jersey
J M Kaufman. Penns W Stem, Cherryvi le
A Rio Muds, Bernville E M Ott, Pleasant Valley
H Bpannuth, Penna.
BARLEY SHEAF HOTELr-Seoond st.,bel. Vine.
C Nevins, Allentown J 8 Bette, New Hope
isw M.son. retina J B Jonee, Hatboro
Fewer, Penns A 'W Watt/snit, Penns
is P Vandegrat, Penns C Bailer, Cheltenham
Wik Comley ,Watdon. Pa. 13 Morrie, Wilmwgroue
D Cummings, Penne Miss Morgan, Stroudsburg
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL—Bemoan a.. above Arch
T Barnes, Wayn• 00, Pa C Johnson Philadelphia
C4.tooton. Penna. Robt Holßnatol, Pa
Jas Doran & la, Brlatol N Mitche l, Damascus, Pa
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FOUNTAIN ROTEfr-tiktotmd at.. above Market.
.J Atkiipc Glonneetiout Eaml Townsend. Delaware
w H Blake. reilarielobia Wm H Barrington. Cat
s am i alman, Delaware JR 8 Bator Baltimore
G outtd, No. York L urouoti. MOlClleta, Del
Min Yong es lie. Preston, re •
. .
flua l pAnnorti, MST AND ORRAPRAT IY
the City, *at 34.15oatin.TRIRD Stmt.
CIRCULAR. PRENTINO, Beet and Cheapest in the
City, at 3,4:eautte.THlßD Street.
9lirbit3ial4llll7lllNo,-Dest end Ottoman m the
City, at 34 iikeith.TßlßD Stmt.
RAND-BILL PRINTING, Bast and Cheapest in il ia
City, at a 4 ab THIRD Street.
THE pREss.—PIMADgLrIitAI
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and perfect Hair Dr e ie the best is the world. All
others are mere imitations of this great original, which
has gained suoh extensive patronage in all parts of the
globe. The genuine W. A. Batchelor's Liquid Hair
Dye instantly produces a splendid black or cabaret
brown, without staining the skin or injuring the hair,
and will remedy the ill effects of bad dyes, invigorating
the hair for life.
Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers. Wholesale lir
FAHNESTOCK & CO., DYOTT & CO., Philadelphia.
ONS PRICE ULOTHDTG OP TES LATEST
STTLES, made in the beet manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST selling prices marked in
Plain Figures. All goods made to order warranted
eatiefeotory. Our ONE-PRICE system is Strictly ad
hered to. AU are thereby treated alike.
se2ll-ly JONES & CO.. 604 MARKET Street.
OAK ORCHARD ACID SPRING WATBB. --
Pamphlets containinc the onintone of celebrated Che
mists and Physicians respecting the use aline WATER,
in the case of many diseases of the human system, will
be supplied gratis on application to FREDERICK
BI L LOW/4, FIFTH and CHESTNUT Streets, or FRED
ERICK BROWN, JR., NINTH and CHESTNUT
Streets,
CALL A.ND OETA rAiVIPHLET. Inh26-111.04. let
SAVING FUND
AMERICAN LIFE
INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY.
Office S. E. corner I.OURTH and WALNUT Streets.
This institution continues• to receive Deposita, as
usual, and nays all sums, large or small, on demand,
as it has always done. It has asked for no legislation,
and desires none. January 29,1969. inh29-tA2I2
SAVING FUND—NATIONAL SAFSTY TAITST
Cosine cr.—All same of Money - received on deposit
after this date are raid baok in Gold or Siker, on de
mand, with Five per Gent. interest. Office, - WALPIUT
Street, southwest corner of Third. rab22
GROVER & BARER'S ORLEBRAVED
NOISELESS SEWING MACHINES.
The Rent in Use for Family Sewing'.
No. 730 CHESTNUT fitreet. Philadelphia. aulT-ly
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this De
partment until ten o'cock on THURSDAY. morning,
the 11th instant, for Four Millions Nine Hundred and
One Thousand Dollars in Treasury Notes, or any part
thereof, bearing interest at six per cent. per annum,
payable semi-annually, redeemable in two years, re
ceivable for public dues, or, at the option of the holder,
convertible into a•x per cent. bonds of the United
States.
said notes to be issued under the authority of the
Ante of- Congress, approved February 8, 1881, and
le arch 2, 1861.
Proposals must state the rate bid for each One Hun
dred Dollars, one Per oentnm thereof to be deposited.
with an Assistant Treasurer of the United States, and'
certificate thereof to accompany each bid, and the
whole amount in coin must be deposited with an As
sistant Treasurer in mai instalments, at five, ten,
and fifteen days respectively, or the whole amount
within five days after the acceptance of but, at the
option of the bidder. No proposal at less than par will
be considerea.
Proposals to he endorsed " Propoaals for Treanor' ,
Notes." 8. F. CHASE,
ap9 Rif Secretary of the Treasury.'
EVAN/3./014E8.—On the Bth met , by the Rev. Alt.
George A. Diirborrow, Mr. Thos. Evans to Miss Ellen
Jones, all of this oily.
PANCOAST—LRECIL—On the 4th inst.. by-Friends'
ceremony, J . Levis Yancoast. of dpringfield, Delaware
county, to Elmira Leach, of Philadelphia.
COLEMAN—eCKS.—On the Bth mat., by the Rev. A.
Atwood. Mr. Anthony M. W. Coleman to Mrs. Anna Al,
Adm all of this ci.
MOWER-BOOTH.-On the 24th of February last, by
Rev. R. E. Gilroy, Mr. Jacob Moyer to Miss Plumbs
Booth, all of this city.
BATER—NUGENT.—On the 18th, by Rev..l.
Mr. William W. Bates to AIM Georgians Nugent,
both of this city. ' *
DAVIE!!.—On the 7th inst., Alfred B. Davies, hi. D.,
aced 26 years.
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral. from the residence, at his father's.
Alexander Davies. on the Frankford toad, between
Norris and Otis ( late Wood) streets. this (Thursday) af
ternoon at s o'clock. Funeral to proceed to the Frank;
lin Cemetery.
LiUtitt KB.—On the eth instant, Mrs. Catharine, wife
of William Hughes, in the 66th year of her age.
Funeral from •he residence of her husband. No. 905
Wood street, three doors above Ninth street, this
(Thursday) morning, at 10 o'clock.
CANAVELL.—I n the Ito inst., Mrs. Margaret Cans
vell. in the 18th year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her husband, Morns
City,weat of Girard College, tins (Thursday) afternoon.
at 2 o'clock. •
.
BROWN .—on the Bth inst., Thomas Henry grown, in
the 29th rear of his age.
Funeral from 'he residence of his uncle, 'do
mes Brown, No. 502 South Second street, this (Thurs
day) afternoon. at 3 o'clock. •
NAYLOR.—On the Bth inst., Mr. Thomas Naylor, in
the 41st Year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, in Centre street.
Gerwantown. this (Mundy ) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. *
McGORVEN.—On the 6th inst., John MoClorren,
aced 42 years.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1223, North
Fourth street, this (Thursday I afternoon. at 1 o'clock.
JACOBS.--On the 7th inst., Peter Jacobs, in the 49th
ye•r of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, southeast Centel' of
Federal street and Noyamensing avenue, this ( Thurs
day)afternoon, at 2 o'clooir. •
U.A.kII24LB2L—On the ith inst., Mrs. kvelina M.
ilseholen. in the 34th year of her ag.
Funeral from the residence of her husband. No.
23 Vine street. this (Thursday) morning. at 10 o'olook..•
ALTBMI/3.—On the Pith inst., of scarlet fever, Kate
Pamela, daughter of George W. and Rebecca N. Ahe
rne., aged 2 years and 5 months.
H •
T01138021.—0n the 9th inst., qt the Tendon... of her
brother-in-law. James Lesley. Jr.. Annie. you test
daughter of the late Judge Thomson. of Chambersburg,
Pa
Interment will take plaza at Chamberebure.
McFADDEN.—On the 9th init.. William J., son of.
Eliza sad - the late James McFadden. in the 3d ye,r of
-
his see.
Funeral from the reeidenoe o f hie ropther, Main
utreet Manavnek. next Friday a ft ernoon. at 1 o'olonk.
B UcKWALTE 14 .—en the .9th et" Mrs Hannah L.,
wife of David Duokwalter, tao 46th year of her a,ge.
Funeral from the rem/ouch of her humnly], No.
684 North Seventh street, next Friday afternoon, at 2
o'elook.
BUKTON.—On the morning of the Bth. Rosana L. 8.,
adopted daughter of Jonathan P. and Elizabeth J.
*
Burton, in the 9th year of her age.
OvULL.--On the 9th inst., Mr. James Doull, in the
rah year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 910 Ridge
avenue, above Vine, this (Thursday.) afternoon, at S
o'clock. •
-IEI LACK AND PURPLE WALLY DE
LAIbTE9, 1 1 1 X CENTEL-4st received, one O&M
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TOl'j - 1 . 141 . 1 FANCY AIIiTICIrES
WINDY GOODS AND DRUGGSFD3'
ARTITT.EB.
W. D. GLENN,
26 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
Offers to the trade for onah, or on the usual credit, a
large and well snorted Stook, ooneisting in Bad of
French, Entliek and American HAIR BRUSHES.
TOOTH. NAIL, SHAVING, and CLOTH BRUSHES,
COMBS. of all Material. and Styles,
PERFUMERY and SOAPS in great variety.
PURE ESSENTIAL OILS,
TOILET BOTTLES end PUFF BOXES,
SMELLING BOTTLES and FLASKS.
POCKET BOOKS, PURSES. and PORTMONNAIES,
CHAMOIS SKINS.
GENUINE LUBIN'S EXTRACTS
arc
LOW'S SOAPS. -
Always on band.
i • PRICES LOW.
inbaiwin
ffiIiLINERY GOODS.
OPENING
OF
CHILDREN'S GOODS.
. _
T.III7RSDAY; APRIL 11.
LINCOLN, wOODIk.) 11 9# 4 :".
apll-tf VII Clll3BllllYr erraisr.
SPRING MILLINERY.
ci TIIE SUBSCRIBERS WILL HAVE AN
opening of Spring and Summer -Bonnet" on
THURSDAY. April It, to which they would especially
gall your attention. A. F. FORTUNE & CO.,
YDS SOUTH SECOND Smolt.
aid° 4t * opposite Almond .
taMRS. M.A. KING, 27 Ekmth Second
street will open a 'splendid aseartment of Bering
and Rummer MILLINERY, on THURaDAY, April
Ilth. apB 8:*
ri m MRS. E. JA.OOBS; No. 212 NORTH
WAIK EIGHTH Strom, will oven e, FAaIIIONABLE
ASSORTMENT OF SPRING DULLIBiSRY, on
THURSDAY, April Mb. Bpe lm
et a MRS. M. S. BISHOP, 1016 OHRI3T
sok NUT Streek,_ hew eoeived ohome assortment of
PARIS MILLINERY for the Byrm. mhig-litt •
n o MIMES O'BRYAN. 914' CH CCM
wiik street. will open PARIS MILLINERY_ for the
Spring, on THURSDAY, April • mh26-lur
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
partnership lately entrains' betwoeu ISAlrti/
vvool,9lVer and PAIKIJEL, C. SMITH, under the
name of MOOLIITON & dNITH. was dissolved on the
eighth day of April. A. D. 16111, by metnal consent. All
debts owing to the said partnerehip are to be re
ceived by, and ail demands ne tbepartnership are
to be presented to, Samuel o,Brnitb, who will continue
the Liquor Buainees. at Ni s le7 MARB L E? S tr eet.
Philadelphia A LAE WOOIATOhI,
apll-6tt .. AWL. C. SAUTE.
COPARTNERSHIP -4t. GUGGENHEIM
at , d R1C11.811.0 CLAHIt entered Into ooaartner
ship on the 200 day _of tdarohi 1861, under the style of
GUGGENHEIrd & CO., atd witl continue the &fia
ncee of the lete firm of Vanhere • 60genheim. & Co..
a t 37 North FRO:er atreo:t Foiladeiphia.
M. tIuOI_ENIIESIM,
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pOPARTNERSHIP.--1 DMIIND N.
11l GRUNDY, WM. R. GRIMY; EDWIN PRET
TY, and 306. W. SCOTT va tlue daj associated
themselves toxethcr,_under e firm of GRUNDY,
BRO., do 00., for the Dumas VI qaussotina &Fellers)
importing and Jobbing busin_eus in •Rosiery, Gloves,
ISmallwates, Roo. tto. 228 MARKET Street.
pkiILADXLPHLA.: Apra 8, 1861. \ sp9-3t*
A. TSBOLIITION OF . 01PARTNERRHIDP.
—The firm of A. P. RO ERTS Is dissolved by
mutual consent this day. .
The busineuof the , firm wil be settled b 1 either of
t h e. partnere et their office, 0 WALNUT ktr•et.
rhiladelphia. ' ALA ANON ROBERTS.
PER IVAL ROBERTS.
Plalledelphiardpril 1, BM.- ~
COrnsTNERSHIP.—The ondersign.d, under:.the
copartnership title of A. & P. ROBERTS Es•CO., will
continue the business of inractnring Car Axles,
Bar Iron, end Whipple Iron ndes at .the Penooyd
Iron Works, °Nee 420 W PI "Z't+t - reet, PAlladel.-
"Ma. A LORRRO J WBERT&
• PERCIVAL ODOR S .
°SOROS T ROBERTS.
b
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Philadanla, April 1, UPS. apt -111
• •• -
08T—Five Coupons; No. 206 ' 207 250
L
and2o3.dne Jan. 38113,figioe ofthetploi - tir of
Antsheef to the Pittpbefs ea 011obin" ___,•
',liberal reward will to sweiwr 0 0.00
sand Mit
RETAIL BRY GOODS
PRICES MODERATE.
RAPSON'S,
CORNER OF EIGHTH AND CHERRY Ens.,
HAVE NOW OPEN
A few ohoioeetyles of
LADIES'
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
LACE TRIMMINGS,
BUGLE BUTTONS,
ALL-SILK BELTING%
PINE QUALITY SHETL AND WOOL.
RAPSON'S TRIMMINGS AND ZEPHYR STORE,
CORNER OF EIGHTH AND CHERRY STS,
MANTILLAS. MANTILLAS.
OPENING .13AILY,_
AT
WM. P. — CAMPBELL'S,
t4o. .1.121. CHESTNUT STREET.
In hie large and ELEGANT STOCK will be found
the riobeet display of
MANTILLAS,
SILK AND P'ANCY CLOTHS.
ap3-im EYRE MADE IN THIS CITY.
CLOTHS! CLOTHS
CASSIMERES, YESTINGS,
LADIES' CLOAKINGS,
AND
GOODS SUITABLE FOR
BOYS' WEAR,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Cheep at
SNODGRASS & STEELMAN'S,
5 South SECOND Street, above CHESTNUT.
ap(-121
NE W
SPRING CLOAKS
SPRING CLOAKS
SPRING CLOAKS
AND
M A NT ILL AS
AN TILL AS
M AN TILL AS
MANTILLAS
OPENING DAILY
AT THE
PARIS BIAMTILLA EMPORIUM,
70S CHESTNUT STREET.
J. W. PROCTOR 8c CO.
rith3o-1m
•
PRI L', 18 61.
L 'AIE i gIiIIird i STEA C RS I LFARETWITA.
ORRLBY'aIb have ust bought
FOR NET CASH. •
6 lots of Black Silks, of superior quality. and very
cheap.
3 lots of Rioh Chase Silks, in Stripes and Plaids. for
73 cents. Importers' prioe for which has been $l.lO
I. lot Heavy Poie de Boles, solid colors, in Browne,
Blues. Greens, /Modes, Purples, at Si. Importers' price
51.15!
1 lot of Double-faced Black Brocade Silks, very desi
rable.
Blob Hares° Robes, 6 and 9 Flounces, at 50 cents on
the dollar.
1 lot Challis De Laines for 150, worth 93.
Beautiful Dress Goods, in great vanety.
BRAWLS AND CLOAKS:
Linen Goods ofour own importation.
Power-Loom Table LI)1011/11, Damasks, Table Cloths,
&0., lee.
Spring Cloths, Cassimeres. Vestingst &o. &e.
TBORNLBY & CHIShI
.A . B,nerner EIekITAI & sPititir; a* a n toe ate.
N. B.—Will open in a few days Silk Mantles, and
French Laoe Goods. Lapel T. & C.
NEW SPRING SILKS.
H. RTE Sc 80N.
110,, 45
713 North. TENTHtreet, Above Coates,
••-••••• Will open TO-DAY small lot or
Double- faoed Brocade Milky, aohd colors, at 11, worth
11 60.
Rich Brocide hike at 1175, worth 11.15.
Nest Plaid bilks. all oolore.
All the Newest Styles of Fancy Sake.
Persons about purchasing Silks wall find at greatly to
their interest to examine our assortment before et:m
assing elsewhere, no Ye oiler for sole one of the
NEWEST. LARGbfiT, T
FINEST,
8
AND CHEAPEST
STOCKS OF FANCY BILK
IN THE CITY. ap6
FROM AUCTION—
AL BLACIVIL.KfI 01. 0_1.06W, 111.10. maw. *1.15.
tinlA pi.,/..1 SILKS, 0130.750, 87%0. and Sl.
PM A PLAI MO ii/4.1 R. 251—a bargain.
CHOI STYLES of Dress lioods.
PLAIN SILKS, very chew
MIN B. aOKEIL
702 ARCH. Street.
FOULARDS FROM AUCTION AT 44
CENTS.
Brown nod White Foniarde.
Blue and while - Foulards,
Black and White Foulards.
Medallion Style Foulards
apt EYRE & LAN DELL. FOURTH and ARCM
GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES.—
New arrivals of the oheapeat staple and Fancy
TRIMMINGS at the store No. 103 North BIGRTH
Street, only second coot above arab. NA Gloves.=
osets a pair, worth 00 unto ; Mohair Nets. 10 cents
apteoe. wort 25 cents; Tarletang, two yards wide, 13
cents yard, worth 23 °ants ; India Rubber Combs, 5
(tents' apiece, worth n Dents; White Curtain Fringes,
Irma 5 cents up to 15 cents. worth double the pries
Pile of Silk and Mohair Mitts, eXtremet_.2 cheap; Dress,
Wrapper, and Mantilla Trimmings. or the latest fash
ions, at astonishingly_ low "masa; the best variety of
Drew cad Wrapper moons, Parts and London at lea
Shawl Borders. of all widths, at lees than half price;
Hoop Skirts, pf the best makes, °beeper than else
where ; the finest assortment 01 Belt Ribbons; Hair
Nets, of the last improvements. Ladies, oar sook is
too numerous to be specified; it will be to yo er inter
est to visit this place of bargains. No. tO3 North
1310.41T11 street. only second door above Arch, end
oonvince yourselves of the fact. The Proprietor being
manufacturer of Ladies' T immings. is enabled to
offer you more inducements t an any other store in this
city. WM. ONesitORTADTER.
MOO-1m 103 North .EIG TR at.. 2d door sb. Arch.
O PENING OF FRENCH GOODS FROM
AUCTION—BALE OF L. & B. CURTIS. AT
1"44.1C1ES MUCH BELOW THE USUAL RATES.
Paris GriswJle Barege Anglain. 100. lest season 12.
Parts-printed Camayeux Foresee, 240.
Sistine Cancels Mirages, 073‘0, oat 60 to import.
klub ool'd Paris Mons -de-j..alues Sic. lett season 44.
Faris Asiatinues, suitable for Friemds.3No.
New style Paris-printed Challys, 600.
6-4 Paris Broehe Poplins. 440,
100 far& Solferino Florenoes, very scarce.
6-4 aria Pit-de-Chews. beautiful.
• 6-4 aria Taffetas Grisaille, 66e.
Pans Broods fig'd Poplin*, rich designs.
LADIES' CLOAKINC4B, just opened, in every va
netv.
Spring Cloaks, all the new styles.
Also, the following domestic goods, purchased for
ash:
l ease 4.4 bleached Muslin. splendid, Sc.
1 case 4 4 unbleached Mus lin, fine, 90.
1 ease 4-4 unbleached Muslin. heavy, 10e.
1 Cale 4-4 C. Adams & Bon's. 100,
1 case 4 4 Masonville,l2Ko.
2 eases 111-4 bleached S he l t o n % !so.
oases 12.4 bleached Sheeting, Mo.
CHtkli.Lidlit ADAMS & BON.
mb27-tf b:10/1TH and ARCH Streets.
SHARPLESS BROTHERS
Are daily opening New Sprang Goods
Bought at very low prioes. to suit the times.
Inoluding all the new and ohnine fabnos.
In Bilk Goods. Thin Worsted Btnift,
Wlt*NifillirlVN l Vor fe",
Grenadines. ensiling, Poplins. Pariviennes,
Plain Po de Bois handsome shades.
Solid oolor Figured Bi.ke,
New Garages, Organdies; Lawns,
Wooly) Goode in Bouquets.
Win GfligiTll UT In EIGHTH.
NEW CLOTHS, CASBIMERES.
`g Fancy and Black Cassimeres.
Boys' Wear, ',adios' Cloakings.
Marseilles and Valencia Vesting&
Complete stock of Cloth Goods.
COOrElt. & COMMIX.
apt Bouthenat corner NINTH and MARKET
SPRIT( CLOAKS, •
Dail adding, new styles.
811 k Mantles in a few days.
Daily taking orders for Cloaks and Mantles
CUoYica & CON aRD,_
api Boatload oornor PUNTA and BIARICBT,
NEW DICES GOODS. '
Gray Wide *oohs Figured Fording.
Gray Wide Bilk and Wool Goods.
Fine Mozambique", Farimennes.
.Travelbriz Gomm. Mohair Cheek".
Best Blaok &Ike. Bombazines.
Lnpin's Meek Wool Detainee.
Lawn., Cheap Gray Goods. Gingham".
WHITE GOODS of every description.
COOPER lc GODARD.
api :Southeast earner NINTH and MARKET.
EVRE & LANDELL, FOURTH AND
ARCH, Till have all their Neer York Auction
SILAS displayed to-daY.
Silks; of Newest Stales.
silks M Low Prices.
Silks Most Fashior.alde. apt
RPRINO CLOAKS, IN ENDLESS VA
riety, et IVENS'. mh,ll-let
R k PRING OLOARS, IN EVERY NEW
P- 7 1ityle, at
inh2l-1m Na. 23 8. Ninth divot.
SPRING CLOAKS, THE CHEAPEST
ever Been, at
Mh2l-12, No. 23 B. Ninth street.
Ninv - STYLE CLOAKS, EVERY NEW
style, every new material, et prices that astonish
every one, at the large store, IC E. corner of Eighth
=A Walnut streets.
CITY OLOAK nom, NO. 142 N.
Eighth street, above Chen', are now selling every
new style of the season, numb qualities, in every new
shade of color, cheaper than any other store in the
city. nahBl-lm
CLOAKS. --Wholesale Merchants are in
vited to itmeot the stook at
IVENS',
23 South NINTH Street, corner of Jayne et.,
mhll-lm Between Market and Chestnut.
NOTION, IS HBREBY GIVEN, THAT
plane, with lull speoificatione; for the erection of
a Public; dohool Rouser in the bleventh Ward. wilt be
received by the undersigned at the Office of the Con
trollers of rubhe dohools. southeast corner or SIXTH
and AD151,1•131 Streets, until fd.0141141Y. the lea day
of April, 1934 at 3 o'clock fit.
The said School Rouse to be erected on a lot of
Ironed eituated on East side of 3 C. J ORIN Street. be
moan riellulL and al/TT,OK WOOD :streets. the Dili d
ing to be two stoney to heaht. and to be eatable of mi
oommodating four hundred pupils. and not to cost over
five thousand dollars, including all expenses for piano,
specifications. superintendence. ho.
iegiooording to tbe ordinance passed by Councils, no
will be paid for oaf plan not approved by the
The groand glen of the lot may be seen at the of
°f spot i lp y 0 11 1 042
K lii . T ini ciaj ttli ustr e e r r lnt ....o Pty b . te -
twir . "
WANTS
WANTED —By the subscnber, who has
been for the het seven years with L. 3. Levy &
Co.. is SITUATION as Salesman. Speaks the French
and German languages fluent'''. Satisfactory reference
given. Address G. Cul,k MAN. 'mob CIIESTre
Street. Ow
WANTED—EMPLOYMENT, by a per
son who hem had several years' extrorience as a
Bookkeeper and Salesman in a Flour, (iyatn, and Pro
duce Commission Hons.. Is able and wining to make
lumsplf generally useful. Bete renoem and security if
reliant.. Address "T. 0," at this Office. spll-3t.
WANTED—A first•class Book-keeper
in a Wholesale Commission Elouso. Address,
With reference. Adams," office of The Press. aple-4t•
WANTED—By a young man from the
country. s situation as Salesman in a store or
lumber yard ; has had four years' ezottrienoe in a store
and three in a lumber yard. Satistirit,orY reference
LIVOII. Call Or 111thirell11
. 4 ThOTllal W•r 813 itA O,
Street, from 3 to 6 P. M. Tor three ditrx. apl.6.3t*
WANTED—A Lad to do Errands. Ad
dress " T." Press olliee. apt)- tf
WANTED—AGENTS to sell PACKA
GES of STATIONERY and JEWELRY. at
prises one third less than can be purchased elsewhere.
Call on or mtdrees (clamp enclosed) .1. 1.. BAILEY, No.
164 COURT Street, Boston. Mass. mh26-3m 3
CAPITAL wArcricp—To establish a
buaineee requiring $2O 000 to 823 COO for a faotory,
and working oapital for the production of eirtiolee of
Cure and unlimited sale, which will pay from 00 to 100
per cent. annual dividend. Address " Box 1700; 1
Philadelphia Poet Office. apo-tuthe 3t'
CLOTHING WANTED.—The highest
oath Imes paid for Ladies' and cients? asst-off
ClothiLg._ ?lease call or address D'ANCONA. 622
street. ape In*
F mpLoitrii㤠WANTING YOUNG
Men, &e., re invitol to tittdroS4 "
merit Committee," at the Roome of theil r edil.,_'w
Christian Automation, /009 and LOU kni.wrriv •
ap:l-6nri .
dtreet.
SPEOIAL PARTNER WANTED.-A
Dry-Goods Commission House of many rears
standing, and with most desirable oonnentions. 'wishes
to tom a special partnership with tome person who
oan oontribute to the amount of 860,000. Please address
Box 1163 Philadelphia. Von Offices. wig 12t*
TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN
mums of*
$20,0 0,n 3,000 and $ . on
4,00 mortogo of city Property, in
JOHN B. (OLAUAN,
fouth EIGHTH Street.
apG-stuth 6t•
FOR SALE AND TO
grim FOR SALE or TO LET—Two
Qot
tatek. near the Reilmed ;Wien, CHESTNUT
HILL. Apply at Offiee No. 12, 620 WALSH k Street.
spll.-6t•
CHESTNIIT-STREET HOUSE and
SM. STORE to rent,—The desirable business location,
Ussi CHERTivirr Street, with dwelling attached. Apply
at 431,0H11SEUT street. anti
TO RENT—The Three-story Brick
/M. DWELLING. No. 1634 WALNUT 8t Imme
diate"ion riven. Rent sB4a . Apply to SAIVIUKL.
0. P exec •
8. 627 WALNUT et. apll-thetu tf
FUR. BALE—The valuable Wharf Pro
pertv and Lot of Ground in CHESTER. Delaware
county. containing about three acres. bounded on the
south by the United States what!: The buildings on
the property are well adapted. for manufacturing pur
poses. Apply to SAMUEL C PERKINS.
apll-thetu6.• 817 WALNUT Street.
rriß BALE OR EXOHANGE.—One
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-Fl VE THOUR.LND
DOLLARS' WORTII OF rROPFATY. consisting of
eoal, iron ore and timber lands, farms, and unseated
lands in Pennsylvania, stook In an extensive coal and
iron company, and lands in Missouri. will be offered
for aale, or exchanged for merehandize or city proper
ty. Full particulars can be had by calling upon.or ad
dressing JOHN C. OSTERL O II. Agent,
anio-at* {RA North Water street.
rpo MANIJF eiCT ['RIMEL—FOR SA IR
It The MANUFACTORY of Om late B. hIoNUTTA
deceased, situated at the corner of TWENT 2- FIRST
Street and PENNSYLVANIA Avenue, containing 122
Looms, 11 Spooling, Winci?ng. 2 Doubting and Twist
ing, and 2 Beaming Machines; also, 2 new Power
Prestos,. together with a large and commodious Dye-
Honse.'fitted up in the hest manner for faney and bins
dyeing, with everything in complete and perfect order
for carrying on the extensive and tomperous business
of the late proprietor. the good will ana trade marks of
which will pace to the combater.
To en onergetio man this is a splendid opportunity
fora dist-rate investment.
For particulars apply to Meagre. HAY& MoDEVITT,
120 MARKET Street. or to
JAMES P. SMYTH,
_Administrator,
Washington Mills,
ap9-fit* Corner Twenty-brat st. and Penna. avenue.
KaFOR SALE, OR TO RENT—The
large and ocimoletelr furnished FACTORY, on
Gie north aide of Tklofd PION otroot, extending f rom
HANCOCK to CLINTON Street& The building has
been need for a starch Factory. and conta.na a power
ful Engine and complete Machinery for the manufac
ture of titarch, but can easily be altered for other ma
nufacturing Purposes. IrP l i rto
B. . KINGSTON,
B. IV. °or. THIRTEENTH and MAJIKF.T Atm.,
And J. SIERGSANT PRICE.
ap6-23t No. 813 ARCII Street.
GERMANToWN PROPERTY TO
Mat RENT.—To Rent. the Jorge end commodious
modern-built Rouse,
.corner of ARMAT Street and
WILLOW Avenue, !nth see, bath, hot and cold water,
and alt the modern improvements. Apply to HENBY
8. TA RR, 710 OREM( Street. Philadelphia, or on the
premiums.
IR TO LET—A desirable Country Resi
afteidence. on the west ride of the Old Front-street
road, a snort distance above Hart lane. with about 10
acres of land, well etooked with fruit trees and ornr
mental shrubbery. cool water. ice house. Apply 8. W.
corner of !NINTH and BAOISOIII Streets, second story.
aps-tf
#l . TO RENT—For the Fummer season ;
tl a oommodious Country House. with furniture.
grouds, and gitebling, wittlie_two hours' ride, by rail,
of P h iladelphia . Apply to P.:. P. WILSON. apt 333
MA 'CET street; or address '• .1031.&H WILSON,
Parkersvire. Chester Co.. Pa." ap4 12t*
01 FOR SALE OR TO LET—A very
desirable four•etory. briok DwELtarra, with
three story double hang builOinge, having all the modern
conveniences, and is in cermet order ; sitaated west of
BH.OAD. and near ARCH Street . For particulars ap
ply at No. 213 north THIRD Street. ap3-12t.
en TO RENT TWO COUNTRY
uousFa, one mile from Teem. Inquire No.
717 WAL,Nur »treat- mtaz-3m•
T o RENT-THE LA,W32 AND CON
VENIENT Coal Wharf and Lumber Yard i at
Maylandeille. Twenty- fourth want. Apply to f
so TO LET-A DESIRABLE DWEL-
Mii. LINa L NO 123 North THIRTEENTH Stre•t.
A 9147 tp, WETHEKILL & BROTH&R, 47 end 49
norm E
S CON D Strut. mh14141.
Tiro LET-SECOND-STORY ROOM, 802
TO
CHESTNUT attest. over LEWIS LADOMUS
& Co.'s Jewelry store. The beet location in Philadel
phia for any kind of lipt business. Apply the
Jewelry Store.. r e n t &M. tele
RENT—Two very desirable Stores,
the Ninth-street front of " The Continental
Amt.' The btore at Ninth and ganeorn etreAtil
bete
oialh adapted fora BADDLE and EiLitszaa Maker.
UV to
South Wait NINTH and Effi l ffeet Ogle.
rpo FARMERS.—Land Lime for sale at
Al- Lulu-Tenet_ 9th and COATES ; or delivered at
any of the Railroad depots in ilutadelEnia or Camden.
mh33-11tA
B. fricINAEB.
VOR EXCHANGE.-A CHOICE TRACT
of good unimproved farm land in the State of flew
Jersey, convenient to the city. will beexchanged for
sit, pro_perty. Apply at No. 119 FEDERAL. Street.
R R. CORSON,REAL ESTATE BROKER
s AND CONVEYANCER. NORRISTOWN. FA.
—Real Ertel bonat and sold on resaonable terms.
Stores an dwellings for sale or rent in Norristown and
ommtry. ood mortgagee negotiated. Collections made.
The best references oven. d24-dm
- PUBLIC BALE OF VALUABLE FRO
PEATY.
TELE " EMPORIUM PEAL ESTATE ttND DIANU
FACTURINti COPAYANY. '
Of Moutel , itg • Pulaski county. Illinois,
Will offer at PUBLIC SALE, on the gremiees.
On WEDNESDAY. the Ibth day of Nay next,
A Large Number of
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS,
Eligibly Located for Stores , 'isotortes, and iteidanaes.
A SPACIOUS BRICCKHI IRON Baur FOUNDRY, WITH
MA-dE .
Aris all the appurtenances necessary far the business
of manufacturing Engines and Boilers for Steamboats,
&Isar, and all other Mills, used in the Southern and
Western country. The Patterns comprise the modern
improvements In machinery, with a lull and complete
set of Patterns for Stores. tv/apted to both wood snd
coal. This property, from the advantageous location
of Mound City. tit one of the most valuable in the
Southwest.
Also at the name tame,
A FIRST-CLASS 'Ilft.EE-STORY FRAME MO
DER -BUILT HOTEL,
Coutainingimme fifty rooms, with a full set of Furni
ture. The Betel is now limns a large and profitable
Witieg - 84,:lritisanuflAr c gOTTA OE RESIDENCES.
Timms os. SALn..--One- fourth (Ai) Muth ; the remain
ing pay manta in 12. 24, and 36 months from date of eme.
bearing interest at the rate of am per cent. per annum.
The cash payment may be made in the Bonds of the
Company,
and the time payments will be taken to the
Stook of the Company at par, except for improved pro
perty, for which three-fourths of the puthnese - money
mar remain upon mortgage.
As the Company propose to diepose of all their im
provements, capitalists have a rare opportunity for pro
fitable investments in one of the best located and most
flourishing cities in the great Southwel i For particu
lars, inquire of or addren JESSE E. EYTON.
President E. R. M. Co.
mh26-tml4 O ffi ce 222 WALNUT St reet, Phtlade..
MISSOURI LANE ,
000,000 Acres for Sale and einem. at prism caniliut
from 123{. to 50 *ants per acre, in any quantities re
anima.
TAXES paid and PATENTSprocured for purchasers
of _Land under the Graduation Aot !
Plata furnished gmtis by Imola= a enrage stamp.
For further information IVY' to •
WILSON. WL111133, & CO..
U.S. and eneral Land 41gentis,
84 QUEBTiI UT Street
_i_
Between THIRD end Foluvra_
ST. LOUIS. mo.
ma to WARRANTS bought, sold, and located.
10-tra
2 51 LE • FOR EA -AT HOUGH'S,
Twenty-first ward. one yam of the finest
spans BAY MATCHED BOMBS in the State. fait
size ; can trot fifteen miles within the hour. AIM. en-
Perior single KOADBTERIS—SP ISE% apll-3t*
FOR BALE—A Valuable Family
Horne. about 18XLImuliso sous d and kind in Dia
gle or double harness, arid Boa nailer 'addle; cord
for warn or use without a fault. I'o be seen at sta
ble 1110.15 WI LLING'I ALLEY. aye 3t'-.e
B OARD IN
TWO PLEASAN T ROOMS, ONE
ningievaaint,with board, ki0.1623 WALNUT
Street, aplo-Ist*
PIRST-OLABS BOARDING, With Tittle
Boems, in ARCH, west of Broad street. Address
" Beta." Press office. ap9.3t*
piEST OL 68S B9ARDINO, WITS
pleasant rooms, at Ito, 24i V Locutrr strain.
mhl6-Im*
TO BUSINESS MEN.—An excellent
chance for reliable business men to secures a pro
fitable manufacturing business, requiring but a email
easital in its establightnent ono proetunriiiin,
'ghe mannmeture coneiste in the apt+ ontion of it pe
culiar componition or enema to common red briogs.
and a renew of other building material. ornamental
arobitecturat finis/Lines, ceilings, Wester-flown and for
roofing.
hi 4 enemel may be tinted of- ring eclat. 'from the
purest whirs to tee deepest bleak, with all the °okra
end shades bets ean. It imparts to the 144 9 10 1 td vt i ob
i t i e upviled a hexane= and durability ainstrat moredi
ble, and a beam' , surnaming that of the Tweet and most
nattlY of the variegated marbles, and, unkre them, is
impervious to moisture, and will. never. fade . stem, or
deteriorate, costing but a fractional part of the prise of
ordinary marble.
It is atm valuable for table and= stand. toes, mantel
pieties, monuments, and an endless variety Qt other
amount of Map,* nee. .The process of applrto„s th e
enamel is ample, while the artooleek
mend a ready male, affording large nrdfitikr..-. 1 ' 0, "'"" ---
parties may procure licenses fur inannumionng under
the Patent for any city or prominent town in the United
titatess.brapplsiog to the subscriber. small tar.ff on
the artunes matimeetsrec will be required for the nee
of the invention. Circulars giving 11 11 / 1 02 ti, 101 .... 1 : 111 Mitt
be forwarded to all applicants. - enameled
he euperior merit and beag - Y th
hailoton =mane to anontng . a t erl q u ellued
endorsement of many of um . a nt e "Sn architects
and scientific' men of this and other mums.
For PorlaoululL a ddress JOHNSON & MALL.
aseserst agents tor Futons ed Building
New
BS NASSAU Strout, New Yore'.
tRZNOII ZING --Pure SNOW WHITE
fat Ws Dr (Vial% Malone cos G o Aggi ti and
fat dit
WALNUT-STREET TILEATRE.
v Sole Lessee..._. M,_A t GARREIFTSpIf.
State Manager w rd. A. CHAPAI
Mallen Agent— DM. D. MURPHY.
_
Fourth Night of the
ENGAGEMENT OF ro R. AND MISS RICNINGR.
T/118 THURSDAY VAN niti, April Il i
Will be preeented the Drams, in 3 30131,
Miriam, Mite C. Jhelum ; Mr. Crawley, Mr. P.
R Whinge.
To Dori lod e with the FMaliali adaptation of Aube?.
Opera," LA FlANQE.E., : eAtitled_ _
tirgiiriloiriirVuAßD.
Pauline. Mies 01701i1243 Riehinge ; Chevalier Renaud.
Mr. rater Richinee.
SCALP OP PlticEs.—P root eirole. (nate geoured with
out extra charge.) to cents; parauet. (create monied at
50 oente,) 37% cents; fe.msly oirole, dente; private
boxes, ens and 85; oreheptra. 75 cents.
Doors open at 7 o'clock ; eurtainwill nee at 7.41‘ o'olook.
NI cDONOUGHI3 OLYMPIC: I .--i L A T E
E;;;LLVEMPAVW
E Street, belay Thud.
A fil IGHT TUBE REMPMIMUD.
BENEFIT OF J. T.iANIV,..,
Uft PR*. OR P.M FD . 811¢01111!
THE ORNIIITERT TRIUMPH oN ItECORU:
THE SEVEN SISTER .
EXTRA NOTICE.
" UNCLE exbill MAO C LANTERN"
ti e tB4 est:7l . o ; ?a
will shortly be produced at One Theatre, the most
beautiful a d utif
jo u! ttiontepaftursevneerttepr.eneencetednal" Or n o t
wily Circle, 150 ; rmeite Ilox Seas. 1500.
Door. over. at 65i o'clock; oommenolne at 7E.
WHEATLEY & CLARKE'S ARCH-ST.
THEATR FOURTH NIGHT
EDWIN OO BOOTH,
THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, April 11,
The performance will commence with the superb
tragic play, In 3 ants, written by Tom Taylor. entitled
M
r) Ft. 01,'S REVENGb.
Bertueeio. the Duke's Jester.-- --Mr. Edwin Booth
To _._nolude with
WALLACE, THE HERO OF nomAttn.
AOADEMYOF SIO—THE OP LEA.—
SIGNOR MUM . ° has the honor to announee to
that tbe Italian Artists, emanated under hie
direction,A PB
SON OF OPERA,
On 0 Y4.- 11 71 .
their way to ulsll.3lllflPili l ,..., l6agenierit. B
in Cincinnati. Bt. Louis t Chicago. &0..
COMMENCIetp OWN DAY,.. APRIL nth. -----
The Company will comprise an the great leading
Artinte of Met mei/win—viz:
MADAME P AULINE GOLBON
AND RUBS A. fiIILLLPS,
SIGNORS BRIGNOQ. FFR RI,
DUBROEIUL, BAWL', Ito..
Whilst, in order to give additional brilliancy to thin
hrief season % engagements have been effected with
MISS ISABbI,I A. lIINKLEY
AND M 18 9 et, ARA LOUISE KRLLON.
Two of the most successful young American Prima
Donne that have ever appeared on ther..yrro Stage.
An engagement has also been made with the Justly
distinguished tenor-
SIGNOR. SMELL',
This combination of artists forming the most bril
liant operatic amenable yet presented to the patrons of
the opera.
The leading features of the season will be the pro
duction of Verdi's latest and most celebrated work.
UN BALLO IN MAISCH.E.te,
• (The Masquerade Ball.) which has achieved thepmet
extraordinary success in Paris, London. New York.
and Boston, end Haievy's renowned grand tragic opera
of
LA JUIVE—(THE JEWESH.)
Which hag created so profound an impression in the
musical world.
Tho season will be inausurated by the debut of
MIPS RINKLItY IN IL TROVATOKE.
Notwithstanding the vast additional expense of this
great Lyric Combination, and the necessaLT mire en
scene, the customary prices of admission in New York.
Bolton, and other large cities where opera is glven.
will be preserved—viz: Parquette. Parquette Circle,
and Balcony, $1; deserved seats 51oents extra . Fami
ly Circle. &I cents Amphitheatre, 2.5 cents. The sale
of Tickets will commenoe on Thursday morning. April
llth, at the Box Office of the Seedily', ; at Beak &
I. 4 awton's Music Store, No. 632. and Chiokeriog'• Piano
k oft, Waierooms, No, 716 9hostizat titreitt.
1/1 wCrtnt Apo CON OtitTION. idIONOIt ;tlll7lO,
rig' The Box-office of the Academy widths open daily,
from 9. A. 14.. until 4. P. M. ap9.tf
ABEL & LEYLAND'S
- STEREOPTICON!
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
TENTH and CHESTNUT !streets.
EVERY EVENING THIS (THE TENTH) WEEK
MONDAY—Egypt and thAt Holy Land.
TUESDAY—Franoo, ttpsin. &c.
WEDNF,SDAY —England, &o.
THURSDAY—ItaIy, &o.
FRlDAY—America,
SATURDAY—Up the Rhine, Switzerland, &o.
Admitsion 25 cent& Children. 15 cents.
Donn open at 7.1 i; conunanoe at 8 o'clock.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY
Commencing at three o'olock. aptl-et
SANFORD'S OPERA HOUSE,
ELEVENTH STREET.
OPEN FOR THR SEASON.
NEWLY DEMCOR . SRATEDA NFORD AND PAINTED.
Has secured one of the
LAROEST COMPANIES ever v ted heretofore
who will appear nightly.
Sanford will perform every evening.
Doors open at 7; Commence at 71. C.
Admission 26 cents. Children 15 cents.
THE GERMANIA ORCRESTRA GIVE
their PUBLIC REHEARSALS every RATUR
PAY. cansnaaaoina at 3%." o'clock. et the MUBICAL
FUNK MALL. 8 t,okata taolcats.2s Gents.
for male at Cinokering & Bon's. 807 Chestnut street;
Andre's. 1104 Chestnut street and Beck Sr Lawton's,
Cheetout street.
Enragenienta for Concerts. Commenosments, Par-
Use. &c., made only at their Office. Chiekering & Bon's
Piano Btnre, 807 Chestnut street; William Btolt, 324
North Juniper street, or C. lirouttiman, 1003 Ridge
/WORM ja3l-tf
PENNA- ACADEMY Of THE FINK
eIRTD,
The Academy is now closed lathe 'public fora short
time. in order to make preparations tor the spring Wl
lubitione, which will open on MONDAY, the t2d of
April. apl-tf
STEREOPTICON A P PARA T
After a series of experiments, we have much elm
plied the Stereopticon apparatus, and now are able to
furnish. at a comptinitivelv low price, instruments for
public. exhibition, t. undapaehool instruction, or family
entertainment, ponluoing on a wall or Doreen Stereo
troops Pictures nsgnificil_from ten to thirty feet square.
A_aielt variety of NEW AND BIKAUTIPUL.
TU S.S for the above Apparatun conetantly on hand
=4 or sale by JAM w. uv.Kra to CO
Str.,
924 CHESTNUT eet.
N. 8.--Cataloguea sent by mail free. mhlB-12t
IEADIFAS' FAIR.—A Fair in aid of St. aro.
seph's Hospital. (under the management of to s
flisteia of Charity.) is row open in CONCERT HALL.
CHEF:ITN UT, above Twelfth, and will continue during
the week.
"he lathes who have kindly undertaken to assist in
this really noble charity appeal to the benevolence of a
uomniun , ty that has ever reeponced to the truly worthy,.
aria co none have they contributed more deserving o f
mom% Cho display of umful and fumy artioles will
oopp_paye favorably with any previous Fair, and it is
omitidently hoped it may be generously patronized.
Admittance 10 cents; Pension tickets. 76 ots. ain-at"
EDUCATIONAL.
peRYANT, STRATTON, &FAIRBANKS'
MERCANTILE COLLEGE, 15, cornet SE:
pk.;teTß and CHESTNUT Streete.—Dery and Re.ming
instruction in :coping in
eluding General Wholesale and Retail =roe,
ping, Forwarding and Comminnon.
ohmage, Manufacturing. Railroading, SteamtsanN x .
&0.. the most thorougA and practical coarse in •
United States. Also, Lectures, CommeroieJ
e tle
done, Arithmetic. and the higher Mathematiott
menship (beat in the °ley), Correwndenee, ko.
For We. their new Treatise on Bookkeeping bunt •
fatly_ printed in colors. and the bug work
sex-tf
MEDICINAL
DR. J. WISE, No. 30 North
FIFTFI Street, PHILADELPHIA—Treats
)1 , successfully- if ripp ! ied to in time. all dises.ses
of the LUNGS. OAT and HEART, and
frequently cures CONSUMPTION in its third and tat
stage. Re also restores all ourable diseases of the EYE
and EAR. Be has riven them his entire . attention for
be past 20 years. Will visit patients, when if-sired. at
heir residences. ape lair
SAFES.
pr, LILLIE'S SAFE DEPOT REMOVED
-- to No. 21 South SEVENTH Street, near the
ranklin institute.
The undersigned. thankful for past flavors, and being
determined to merit future patronage, has secured an
elegant and convenient Mere. and hue now on hand s
large aesortinprit of Lillie 's CelOnsted Wroughtald
Chilled Iron Fl , O and J3urglar Proof Safes the
striotiy fire and burglar proof safes made.) the
-.
lie's Unegival led Bank Vault. Safe. and Bank r
Lillie's Bank Vault Doors and Looks will be furnished
to order on abort notice. Thai as the strongest. belt
proteoted, and oheapest Door and Look yet offered.
Also, particular attention is os.lled to Lillie's New
Cabinet Safe for Plate, Jewelry, &o. This Safe is con
ceded to surpass in style and elegance ear thiuig jet of
tared for this purpose, and is the Only one that is striot
ly fire and burglar proof. ,
SPEctsr, No ling.—l have now on hand say twenty pi
Farrel, Herring, & Co.'s Safes, most 01 them nearly
new, and some forty of other makers, oomprisine •
complete assortment as to sizes, and all lately ex
changed for the now Celebrated Lillie Safe. They will
be Bold at very low prices. Please nail and examine.
Ja2s-Isif M. C. SADLER. Agora.
I 1 EVANS & WATSON'S
SALAMANDER. SAFES.
STORE
304 CHESTNUT STABET,
PHILADELrHJA, PA,
glans variety or FIRE- PROOF SAFES alwe
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INSURANCE COMPANIES..
FAME INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. 406 CHESTNUT Street.
FIRE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
DIRECTORS.
George W. Day-- *of Day. & Matoit.
&Untie! Wright...—. " Wright Bros &. Co.
D. B. Amy " Dyne & Riney,
Henry Lewin, Jr.-- " Lewis Bros Co.
O. Richardson— " J. C. Howe & Co.
Samuel T. Bodine... —Pres% Wyoming COMA COMey
Jno. W. Eyennan--of J. W. Even:nen &
Geo. A. West— ... " West & Fobee.
T. s. Martin— Severe, Martin. & Co. _
O. Wilson Davis . Attorney - et-law.
ED. Woodraff_. ....of Sibley, Molten. & Woodruff.
Jao. Kessler, -No. DIS Dreeta street.
GEOR 'GE W. .D A Y Prudent.
FRANCIS N. BUC .K Vice President.
WILLIAMS I. SLANCHARD,Seorstari.•• Jail-irtf
SAVING FUNDSr
SAVING FUND—UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, corner THIRD and CHEST
NUT Streets.
INTEREST FIVE ER P C R ENT.
S. It. CAWFORD, President,
JAMES R. HUNTER. Secretary and Traainirari
Office boom. from 10 until 5 o'clock.
This Company is not joined In any aimileation to the
Leandattles. lei
AMERIOAN SAVING FUND, 8. E. COi:
ner WALNUT and FOURTH Htraata, contilmaa
to receive deposits and nay all sums on damned ee it
has always done. A.L.EXAISRXR WHIL esi LHIN
- Prde*
JOHN 8, WiLson, ,recency. P 14104
agregFOß NEW "YORK.
NEW DAILY LINE, via Delaware and
Raritan Canal.
.Philadelphia and New York Enemata SranbaarCom
pany will rename freight on and a ft er ONDAY. nth
tnempt, and lase* daily at 7P. m delivering their car
toon in New York the Rollownot dame/
Freights taken at [amenable eaten.
WM. P. CLYDE, Arent,
No. 14 SOUTH WU [LAVES. Philadelphia.
JAMES HAND, Anent,
Piers 14 and 1S F...earr . RIVER, New York.
Intita-iftf
&gaitFOß NEW !ORS. THE
ritillidelrble Steam Propeller Comm
will oomutenoti their bnonaose for the edema on Mown
WA Met.
Their Steamers are now reeeiving freight at Beeond
Fier above W stunt street.
Terme accommodating. AP.Plr a to . BAIRD
224 Bonn. Delaware Avenue.
1.1.4.VA.NA OIGAILI.—A fresh imports.
JR-A- tion of the two new brands of
" SEA" and '• PUNCHINELLO?'
just received per steamer Quaker City and schooner
Eveline, under the oid tariff p rides , a „ for woe
LE
w by
CHAHS
z
130 sturr.
CCHAMPAGNE:—Vet aliquot, Lallemand.
Duck! Grape, and all of De Ventae & Co.'. Cham
pagnes. for sale by
_4_4URETCRE i CARSTA
vote and 204 South FRONT Street.
abovefor th p u nctua ll y portation of any of the
brands wilt be attended to. lug
wtolutim.L, liKßltilsie, SILW, SAL
_..,.molv, &0.-4,0 W bbia, Mere Nes. 1, I. and I Mick
lael: larne_onalmna. and small. in assorted Packages
action* late -caught fat Rah.
1,000 bids. 4ew Halifax. Eastport. and Labrador Bar
rings, of choice qualities.
USO boxila extra new saitied Herrings.
1,000 boxes extra new No.l Herrings.
LW boxes large. Maadritnel It:wrings.
2110 Obis . ManYineto 'white_ Ftab.
00 bbl*. new intonoinf _Wu Shari.
26 bbl=. news 11afa.a_84m,?n,..64, . •
1,000 Qnintain brand ask Lod
XXI boxes Hertnnor-oount7 Cisme,
in store end landing. forit bi g
KY.& LOONS
--- .! 4.- - 1 - 4 - 11 Avg wiwnhise.
Olive Oil.' it Latour*
01AVE
AN TSINICIAUTAtt WWI itt