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Lew volunteer eampany was organised last
,cas in
the upper story of the Board of Trade
4 7; I F
Aloe one bundled names were at ono.
Il
r ‘ fit ' to b e d to the roll The State Females OM re•
eir c ed a large number of recruits.
W Conroy will report to Gemara! Patter.
by order of Governor Curtin He will cum
un
'ed one thousand men.
we
~sartas or Tile OLD MiIIBBILO or Tun WARIMIn
TON GRAYS
-I,aat evening the members of the Washington
over forty five years of age, met at the
wetberitl House for the purpose of forming a re
guard for the protection of the city and sup
-no tof the Corstitution. Messrs Charles S.
z n fitb was called to the chair, and Joseph N.
moll and Joseph M. Thomas were appointed
„ t oo, On motion, a oommittee of five were
"`: no i n tei to draft recoluHordt They reported the
gl ow ing, which was signed by more than eighty
g tten:ion
lbs President of the United States having, on
its le,m instant, issued a proclamation announcing
ertion Of the people are in open rebellion
tag
axing the laws and Constitution, we, the under-
Ai n ed. retired and contributing members of the
irobiegton Grays. and other citizens of Philadel.
n bis. over forty-five years of age, hereby agree to
faroregiment of at leact SOO men for the hour
fteg defendinZ and prottOting the oily of Phila
y,.lo;4. to be designated as the Reserve Corps,
pledge themselves to each other to maintain
: be laws and uphold the constituted authorities of
.10 , 0 , 1 7 in the hour of trial The meeting
'Seottpurned. to meet this evening at Saneom
y.ngeet Ball.
The following communication wee read after the
adlonrnment :
p i ca Sus: As an old contributing member of
ire Washington Grays, my cervicee in any way
ire hereby tendered. DitillMe there will be
woe , required for variona expenses ; if so, the
Ai m of $lOO is ready at any moment as partial
c ontribution
y ou r:, very truly, WM. J. BEfIItLDB,
129 J 01303 alley, or Shoemaker's lane,
Germantown.
'To CEPHAS B CHILDS. Beg , Phila.
PRosLAMATION OF THE MAYOR.
MIT 6Y5 Or PIIIIADELPHIA
Treason against the Stets of Pennsylvania, or
oast the United States, will not be snffered
within this city, nor will violence to the persons or
pro perty of its inhabitants be tolerated.
do hereby Ttplire all good citizens to disolose
and make known to the lawful authorities every
person rendering, in this city, aid to enemies in
,pen war against this State and the United States,
By enlisting or procuring others to enlist for that
pu rpose, or by furnishing snob enemies with arms,
s smanition, or other assistance.
I do hereby require andloommand that all per
'o7• shall refrain from assembling in the highways
aims city. enlalefally, riotously, nr tumnlinonSly,
ail:lg them that the same will be at their peril
Th e les-+ of our State and Federal Governments
in ,„ ; w obeyed—the peaoe and credit of Philadel-
Ph
is 4103 be preserved. May God save our Union
Giro ander the seal of the pity of Philadelphia,
this sixteenth day of April, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-one.
ALY.X.MIDER
Mayor of Philadelphia
DISAPPEARANCE OF AN OFFICER AT THE.
SOT YARD.—Sergeant Pearson, of the 11. S
merino garrison, at the Navy Yard, disappeared
011 Monday night under very singular eireum
games. He bad been on guard duty during the
day at the gate, and, at lo o'clock i" M., the cap
min of a merchant vessel, under charter by the
Government for the purpose of carrying iron ooal-
Liehters to the coast of Africa, sought admission to
the yard for the purpose of going on board his
Ail). Not having the countersign by whledi to
pas' the different sentinels, the sergeant accom
panied him down. The ship lies at what is called
:he South wharf. At the head of this wharf, which
j 5 Num hundred feet long, a sentinel is posted.
The captain and sergeant peened this sentinel going
down, bat this was the last seen of the sergeant .
When os duty, Sergeant Pearson was known as a
steady and faithful soldier. He has serval the
itaernment upwards of fifteen yearson shipboard.
Ile is said to have bad on his person at the time of
hie strange disappearance some $5O In silver, and
s silver watch. Supposing he had fallen overboard,
:bs river at the wharf was dragged, on Tuesday,
hat without finding him.
A BURGLAR DISCOTZRZD.—Ei thief sneaked
isto the residence of Mr 'Robert McCulloch, at
No. 13:39 South Fourth street, on Tuesday evening,
eta making his way to the third story, secreted
himself under a bed, the sleeping apartment of
one of Mr. C.'s daughters. Shortly before 11
o'clock the lady went up stairs to retire, when by
Wee means or other she trod upon the rascal's
band. She at once cried out, when the reseal
made a thrust at her with a knife, inflicting a se•
were gash a short distance above her ankle. lie
then jumped from hie place of concealment and
started to ran down stairs. The daughter rushed
to the door to alarm the household, when the rel•
cal again turned and etruok her a violent blew on
the neck, nearly knocking her down. lie then
made his way down stairs as far as the second
story, but seeing a light on the first floor, he ran
Into the bath•roura, jumped from the window into
the yard, and made Ma escape.
FLAG RAisinGS.—On Tuesday afternoon the
employees of Jenks A. Son, at Brideaburg, flung to
the breeze the emblem of our country. The scene
at the raising was an impressive ono. Here were
the sturdy sons of labor, inst as they had left their
benches and their fires, watching the stirs and
stripes as they unfurls t to the breeze, and the
shoat that arose from every throat seemed like the
death-kr.cll of treason. After the flag had been
raised, the " Star-Spangled Banner" was sung by
the entire company, and an address, written by
Ms. E H. Jenks : was delivered by one of the gen
tlemen in his employ. The emblem of our ennu•
try's glory, which now floats over the machine
wok., at Bridesburg, was the gift of tho firm of
Alfred Jenks A; Son.
Today a very large and handsome flag will be
raised at the Second-distriet station-hones.
A very large fia? s wits sumelitialateterday over
th. A.-. tacaton
street.
Bests GUARD Conrs.—A meeting of citi
tens
favorable to the formation of a military com
pany with the above tide, will be held at Saranak
Ball, Eighth and Callowhill street, this evening,
at S o'clock. The otjeot of this organisation is to
give to nob persons as are exempt from military
duty. as well as those wbo are to situated that they
cannot leave their homes, an opportunity of ren
dering their country same serviee. The city
will
need protection In the absence of the volunteer
troops, and this and other similar corps will at
tend to that duty. If in the course of the fearful
struggle before us their services will be needed in
the field, they will hold themselves ready to re
spond to the summons.
_
iIESTONTILIE AM:LS.OAD COMPANY. —At a
meeting of the stockholders of the Hestonville.
Mantua, and Fairmount Passsnger Railroad Com
pany, held the 9th instant, the following-named
persona were elected officers for the Ferniest year:
President—D. B. Paul. Directors—Samuel Hut
chinson, William H. Phelan, Isaac Heston, and
Francis Ferguson. Mr. Paul is a gt-ntleman of
sterling worth. Under hit auspices it it hoped
that the road will !herdy be freed from neem
barrassments which have led to the anspe
its trips, and enter upon a new and honorable ca
reer.
FFOIFIVE FROM JUSTICE.—Last evening De
tective Levy arrived here from New York, having
In onatody a man named Sabers, alias Shaffer,
alias Bypers, on the charge of having swindled Mr.
F. Thiele eat of $7OO, by selling him some brass
ban, representing that they were Califotnia gold.
The prisoner was locked up for a hearing.
COUoNreft CAors.—Yesterday the Coroner
held an inquest on the body of a man, named
James Mat, who died at the Almshouse rom the
'feats of injuries received by being beaten s
night er two since, in the Twenty-fourth ward.
The decearod was too badly injured to tell by
whom or how he was beaten.
An inquest was also held yesterday on the body
of Jacob Rill, who died suddenly at a house in
Montgomery avenue, near Belgrade street.
CuAmur: or Orricnes.—ln consequence of
a change in the coloneloy of the First Regiment
Washington Guard', Brigadier General Wm. F.
Small. commanding, the newly elected colonel,
B. Rush Vandyke, has availed himself of the
pii
oilege granted in military bodies and appointed a
new staff. as follows : Lieutenant Colonel, C. M.
Berry; Major, George P. McLean ; Adjutant, A.
lippin—thee displacing Lieutenant W.A. Bab.
cock from the adjutancy.
PATRIOTISM Is LITERARY CIROLEI.-1 110
was spirit ia_eortending even to literary sedation,
eo mttcb 40, that the _Harrison Literary Lnstitnte
one of our - leading np.town - aoeietios, intoad bole
la g a meeting this evening, at Fourth and George
dream, to endeavor to organize into a military
company. Several of their members have already
attached themselves to accepted companies.
8ry,0L.6.1L.9 CCAMITTETI.—Yesterday after
!loon r v obert Smith and Daniel McFarland, two
young men who were arrested a day or two sines
upon the charge of committing several burglaries,
had a hearing before Alderman. Battler. and were
committed to await a trial at court. One of the
amused haa just served out a term of imprison
ment.
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A FEARITL LEAP.—A man named Francis
SioNaulty, aged twenty-five years, while under
the influence of liquor, jumped from the second
story window of a house in Swanson street, below
South. lie received a severe gash in the head,
and was taken to the hospital.
DEATH . AT A STATION-DOUSE. -- YeSter d t t y
morning a man named Thomas Deary died in one
of the cello of the Sixth•ward station-house'An
input was held, and a verdict of death from in
temperance rendered
Soffits OPENED.—Bt the anhoty of the
Wheatley Guards, et the Fairmount engine , honee,
the books have been opened for the entering of the
names of those desirous of serving their country.
LEGAL LNTELLItiENCE.
UNITED STATES CIEGUIT OotraT—Judges
Grier and Cadwalader.--Reiltuan Ta. Roberts.
Before reported Still on trial.
DISTRICT QOM—Judge Sharßwood.—Ja
sob 11. Polar va Alexander P. (tregg. An action
on a due bill. Jury out.
Dennis Bagley vs. James Alcorn, owner or re
puted owner and contractor. An action on a me
ehanie's lien for materials furnished, .to. Nou
n:tit " "
Vrederiek T_ Lesperance vs. Susanna H. Lowry,
with notice to f. P. Evans, term tenant_ An na
tion on a bond and mortgage. Verdict for plaintiff
for $6115p
(leo. ft. 1340rr01l vw. Henry Lipper, administra
tor, 41 - c. An action on a pronibmory note. Ver
dict for plaintiff for $ 125 71 .
Richard L. Igleholsonand Coleman L 'Nicholson
ra. T. Elwood Zell and' others, Building Cont
toittee of the Baohelors' Barge Club. An action
to recover for materials furnished. Jury out.
Durnicr Cotra.r—Judge Strond.--August
Clemen vs Adam Eidebach. An action of
@lender, Verdict for plaintiff far ilia elate
John M. Houston vs. Charles R' Sumter. An
action on a bond. Verdictfor plaintiff ftir $445 20.
dos.-Aliddietort and John Devereaux, Jr:, late
'trading. dcc. , vs Patrick Byrne. An action on a
book account. Verdict for plaintiff for .$ll7 13.
Joseph Parker 're John Monti. An action of
rofardo. Norman.
qualms Stangunts--Judge Thompson.---
)fothirtg of Importance was done in this court yes
terday_
PEMISYLYA.NIA LEGISLATURE
HARR' , I
Both Mumma of the- 1 0" 's
evening until ne q gi
Itj..l.4n : rtir the resaie
•
and Wildey were the
against the raspension
g Philadelphia members
spa—a final passage of the
drill. Dunlap, Laisenring,
W :rd, Thomaa, and Wildey.
11 &TB
co. to order at 10 o'olook. by Mr.
t otem.
Vo ELBADI rG.
art of Common Plena of Juni
-s.4aan aceount. Passed.
to sell and oonvei pertain real
*be taxation of attorneys' fees rie
r c eppodiage in partition in the Or
ttrod—yean 11. nays 15.
in , BY 'INS GOVERNOR.
re received from the Governor an
' "I. " mi nt f be I d
ward M. e. o um r
Tat in the grand staff of the militia
Bale. of Philadelphia. Quarter-
, Clean, of Erie, commissary se-
unanitnouMy oonGymed by tho
BILLS CORISIDERICD.
Mr. NICHOLS called up enact to incorporate the Bt.
Mary's Beneficial society of the oily of Philadelphia.
Passed.
Mr. P ARKER, supplement to an act to incorporate
the Philadelphia ?imam Propeller Company. Poised.
Mr. Rollin SON. a supplement to the act incorporat
ing the Westminster Collegiate Institute. Pamed.
Mr. SCHIN DEL. an net relative 10 coroners in North
ampton county. Passed.
Mr. MOT mea s ures abolish the office
Passedler of
weighte andn Wayne n ou n y.
Mr. SP:ARIL/. a meelement to the act:incorporating
the Farm•re Rotel Company. Passed.
Mr. THOMTOON• an act to abolish the Perkinmen
Independent 601t001 Metric; in the county of Afoot
gamer.. Passed
Mr. CONNELL, an act t °extend the charter of the
Greenwich Improvement and Ratlroad Company. Pass
ed.
(hi motion of Mr. PALMER. the Senate proceeded to
&molder. the How bill substituted for
th e Rid
e ,Vew Rid
10(111111111( restimpflonlof specie payments on the e
first
of June, ,to. The amendments. the pionoipal of which
are fixing the day of resumption on the second Tues
day of October, and authorizing the banks to issue
small notes. were concurred in.
Mr. CONNELL...an act to incorporate the Lafayette
Redmn' Company. Pagoted-
MT, SMITH, an not to annex a part of Norwegian
townsbip. county. , to the borough of rolls.
Reseed.
Mr. SERRILL, a supplement to an sot relative to
fees of aldermen and joattces of the peace. Passed.
Mr. CON , NY:Lt.. RR ant to prevent trandulent sloe -
than ia Philadelphia: Parsed.
Mr, PA It If BR, for the Speaker. an Rat to vacate a
certain street, lane, mid al or, in the Mint of Froods
burg. in the county of Schuylkill. reseed.
Mr. CONNELL. a supplement to the act umorpo
reining the Chattel Loan Cornrow of .Phitadelpina.
Passed
Mr. WHARTON. a supplement to the Freedom and
flitrah Furnace Ben% Road Comma, relating to the
Im m ingham rteminary. Passed.
M r. 13ENNON, an act to incorporate the Oil Valley
Telegraph Company. Passed.
Mr. SCHINDEL. a supplerneat to the act ineorPo
rating the Bethlehem Rolling Mill and Iron Company.
F*Elaed.
Adjourned.
ATTYRNOON SE• *ION.
The Senate reassembled at three o'clock, and took
up and passed a large number of bills, among which
were the following: An act to proteon. labor and wages
in Berke county &supplement to the act incorEnrating
the Philadelphia and OFney Railroad Company' an act
appropriating S LIM for the Feller of George CFordon
a supplement to the sot ineorporatinr the Union Hail
assome , reit at the Pall. of Solmytkil • an got relative
to Wager street. Philadelphia; an eel to incorporate
the Luzerne Coal and Transportation Company. Ad
journed.
EVENING SZEISION.
The following 'Mils were severally called up and
missed
Mr. PARKER, a bill to incorporate the Ailestwer
ay. nue and Front-street Paseenger Railway Company
Mr. ;SMITH. the bill to extend the charter of the
Tradesmen's Saving Fund and I, - an estioeist•on; also:
the bill granting further powers to the inspeorons of
toe county prison or Ptiilerdelphia.
Mr. CONNELL. a bill for the wore convenient des.
patch of business in the courts of Philadelphia.
The Fmnkfutti and Phttsdelphia Rahway bill was
lost by a tie vote.
The House resolutions to maintain the integrity of
the United states passed unanimously.
event other bills passed. Au,ourned.
' MUM
The House was Galled to order at ten o'clock by
Speaker DAVIS.
Several military gentlemen mere in the galleries and
took nine& interest in the dosinssion on the treason
TILT TITAID BILL.
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Mr. WILDEY moved that the House proceed to the
consideration of the not supplementary to an ant enti
tled an sin to corsobdate, revise. and amend the penal
laws of this Commonwealth, known es the treason
bill.
A bier@ number of ernendmenrs were Proposed. and
the objectionable features of the Senate bill modified
or removed.
The questions were ably di..lowed by Masers. Wib-
Armstrong. Ball. Davis, Barnsley, Wilson, and
others.
The fol'owire is a copy of the bill as amended:
Sacrum 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Reyreseiratiees of the Commonwealth of Pennsiii
vania, Gene•al Assembhi out, and It is hereby
enacted by the authority of the same.
.1 hat if any per
son or spersone,belonsing to or res iding within this
State, and under the protection of Its laws, shall take a
commission or commiesimu Pot^ any person, State or
States. or either- the enemies of this State. or of the
United States of America. or who shall levy war against
this State or tiovernment thereof. or knowingly and
willinely shall aid or asset any enemies no oven -war
against this State or the United Stines by joining their
armies or by enlisting. or Procuring. or Parana/Inc
others to enlist for that purpose, or by furnishing sunk
enemies with anus or ammunition, or any other aril
eles. for their aid and comfort. or by carrying on a tnu
tarot'. oorressondence with them, or 'ball form, or be in
anywise concerned in forming any combination or plot
or conspitsey for betraying this State, or the 'Caned
!tete' of America, into the hands or power of ally
foreign enemy i or any organised or pretended
m g
orState nhaengiaveodrneedaeinteliWinoethe tUn en d emie e of
this State intent he United Staten of America, or shall.
w i th rueto oppose, prevent. or 'obvert the
Government of this State, or of the United States, en
deavor to persuade any person or persons from entering
the service of the State or of the United States. or Jrum
joining any volunteer company or 6111001800/1 0/ this
State about being mustered into service, or shall use
any threats or persuliaion. or offer any bribe. or hold
out any hope of reward, with like intent to induce any
from any
persons to abandon said Borgial. or withdraw
from any volunteer com pany or association already
organized under the laws of the Commonwealth for
that purpose: every person so °deeding. and being
lerally trenvictet
thereof. be guilty of hi g h m i._
t remmnor. aad • all be sentenced to undergo solitary
impnsonment in the pa te
term not exceeding ten .: na,..utlaLYlts.Mifteittr atom
not exceeding five thoucanr.Ariliare. or both. at the
discretion of the court: Promded, That the sot shall
not prohtbit IMY citizen from taking or receiving cm.
eorunessions for the aoknowledgment of deeds and
other instrument. , of writing.
SEC. 2. That a any person or persons within this
Commonwealth shall sell, build. furnish, construct, al
tkre-or-flis4l. 4 1r Weil aid or assist in balms. builetng.
eels for the purpose of masilfrwarrirTlVVlXlLlKLet
other purpose to be used in the service o any person or
parties whatever to make war on the United Mates of
America, or to resist be force or otherwise the 8110 a.
tion 01 the laws of the United Staten. such person or
persons shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and on con
viction thereof shall be sentenoed to undergo 'winery
imprisonment the rioanunry ai r hard !tamp:tot
exceeding ten years. and be fined La am not exceed
ing ten thousand dollars., oa both, at the discretion of
tine nowt. - -
usc a. ?hat every parson holding a commission as
an officer in the volunteer or radius forces of this Com
monwealth shall, w ithin thirty days after the passage
of this sot,be required to take the oath of allegiance to
this State and to the United States, and if any person
holding such commission shalt refuse to take such oath.
the bovernor shalt have the authority to TOVO/ a and
antinl the commission of such person, and supply his
yleyse by appointment, until go vacancy thus oreated
shall he supplied rs provided for vacancies in other
cases by existing laws of this Commonwealth the said
oath of alle. lanai+ Bluth be sdmitionered by the Adju
tant General or any Judea of the Court of Common
Pleas, and may he ttanem tted to the several brigade
lc specters of this Commonwealth. who shall in turn
mimi niter the n same t he office embraced within the
bounds . I tespite -
brigades.
Sac a. P.O OVAL prOness shall issue or be enforced
against any person xnuirered into the service of this
State of the United states during the terms for which
be shall be enraged in snob service . nor until thirty
days after he shall be discharged therefrom, Presided,
That the Operation of all statutes of hmitatons shell
be suspended upon alloLaime agai tat sash person during
such term.
lhe bid being thus amended, it was passed Tomei
monsty.
PUBLIC BVILDINGS
Mr. THOM►I3 moved that the rules be upended for
the purpose of taking np the Mil providing for the
erection of publie baildinge in Philadelphia.
The yeas and nave were ealleti—it requiring a two
thirds vote—and the House refused to suspend the
rules—yeaslo. nays
fdessre.Bmith, (of Philadelphia./ Manifold. end Os
terbout were the only Democrats voting for a Emmen
-1,1011 of the rules on thin bill.
811.13 Fasts])
A lam number of bills were, lateen tip and passed
among them the following
An act to incorporate the Old Guard of Philadelphia
4 ' . An riot to incorporate the Media and theater ',tele
graph Company.
An tto incorporate the Indmiendent Order of Red
Men of the State of Peausylvania.
An act relative to the impoestion of taxes upon the
Delaware Division Canal Company of Petinsylvania.
the West Branch sea boaqueusous Division Canal
Company• the fvorth Drench Canal Company, and the
Wyoming canal Company.
A supplement to the act to incorporate the Schuylkill
and Burp:Lahti/um Railroad CompanY.
Tint " P 020111" BILL,
The bill to prevent the importation of unsound
fish into Phitedelphia at (pertain setuinil• alt.Tne cm. The
Henze refueed to sniveled the rule. to t:onsider it—yeas
38, naye S---it Terminus two-thirds. Adjourned.
errEIRPOON sitssloN.
Mr SmITB. of Philadelphia. desired to make a state
ment. Ile said he had heretofore supported the bill for
the erection of new smolt° buildings ia Philadelphia
bat be deemed it impalitio In further We the measure
in cooseenenoe of existing troubles He did not thing
the city could afford to be taxed a million and a half at
such a time, and therefore he would withdraw his sup
port from +he hill.
Mr. blitiFILR stated that Captain Given had raised a
company of eishty-tinee men, apd that the citizens bed
contributed 03 000 to t-eir equipment, and Would 00171-
tribute a.s much more if neessasint.
BILLS PASSED.
The folioenng hills were considered and passed :
An set authorizing the Controller and City Treasu
rer of Philadelphia to audit and settle the accounts of
B. B. Yeager.
An act to reduce the per value of the stock of the
ittetoriond and Passenger Rafter to 44 0
Per share, and to reduce the aftuDeat of the capital
stook.
An act relative to the sale of the Blookley tarnehonse
property, reserving 40 acme for the purposes of a public
square. -
An act regulating the municipal elections in the city
of Reading.
A supplement to the act regulating the sale of intoxi
cating liquors.
The Beisse then adicurned until evening.
EVENISS SESSION.
The nuPPlement to the act for the better organization
of the militia was called up. and passed Sneliy. It au-
thorium' the Governor to appoint medical and other
staff (doers neeeestry to render the militia efficient.
TIM House refused to suspend the revel° consider
the stay law.
The following bills passed finally
Joint resolutions to pay the peace commissomens.
Resolution to extend the hour of adjournment till ld
o'clock.
Several unimportant local bills passed.
Mr. Speaker DAVIS read a despawch stating that
Virginia had refused to secede. [Uproarious SY
plume.)
All the junjOrtesit blue are through, and much good
feeling exists among members.
Mr. McDonough would have voted against the re
sumption bill, cad not the rules of the Reuse pre
vented him, in consequence of his not answering When
his name was called. Adjourned.
CITY ITEMS.
MIR UNIFORMS FOR TUX VOLU2ITRNRS.—.II 10
understood that one of the Philadelphia regiments en
rolled for the war 0ri..1 wear blue blouses in the Gari
baldi style. Thin will be a very comfortable uniform.
and suitable for warm work in a warm oiliest.; but
for civilians. we know of no dress so elegant as a fash
ionable suit from the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of
Rookbill &Wilson, itos. 603 and 600 Chestnut street,
above Sixth. -
rr Qithican Wzgir," as is usual, was inangnra-
Rod with an influx of mini shad, broad-briMei green
biitter;and umbrellas. Oat-doors presents a most hub -
illnOse appearance. enlivened only by the free display
of the " Stars and affirms" from every avails' le points
and the steady rush of the thousands to purchase the
elegant spring clothing gotten up at the palatial store
of '01.113f917..LE STOICSII, No. 697 Chestnut street. who
Presents to each purchaser a , r 1 -... :nahle
Tun LAST LAT--ONOILI!az Moan errancy..—
.
The Books of the " Coartuditan. Art Association"
will positively close to., rs 'o'clock P fd. Sub
scriptions will be resolved Stoorp. PUGH, S. W. corner
Sixth and Chestnut Wel; BNB
inPLltartY -` - rest and sadden
changes of our clitt*---"-----"fal sources of Pu/-
irroriary arid Breerais Experience having
Proved that simple rig ofspeedily and cer
tainly when taken IDE, ag Xarge of disease. re
course should at 011C7 Rrown's Pro/Lelia:
fr0.:14 , " or. Loaa t iMlD JOBBELluenza. 'Cansh,
or
Irritation of the T It alight, fur by this
Precaution a mo C 0 0 D key be efreataally
warded off. ay 13-stuth•
311 MARKET 4IE•
'rite Money Market.
ILADELPIIIIk. April IT, ISt.
Each successive report by the telegraphic wit"
causes an upward or a downward movement in stooks,
acoordine to its oharsoter: the aggregate business being
very small. Reading Railrosd'sha•es sold at the first
board at kW and 174, atic afterwards sold at 17 and
174. the Mgt price snowing the effect of the unfavora
ble noes fro n Kentucky and Virginia. and the reaction
the result of more auspicious advice! from Maryland.
City sixes of the new issue sold at the first board at
103.kfi and the 0 d less between boa, ds at 9671.
The money market is stagnant. Good paper is scarce.
and nearly all absorbed by the banks.
All classes of people have learned with unmistakable
expressions of inisignatioa that the Pennsylvania Rouse
of Representatives has passed a bill fur the resumption
of specie pay manta, which authorises the issue of
small notes. The members from this city, who have
Proved false to their constituents in attempting thus
to saddle on our community a shinplaster currency, and
drive out of circulation the gold and silver coin so
plentiful before bank suspensionowill be marked and
remembered by their op•raged fellow-citizens. Their
names are as follows! Demoorats—Caldwell, Duffield.
Morrison, and email. Republicans—Preston, and Salt
ier. Mr. McDonough dodged. We nut that Governor
Curtin will save us from the curse or this rag money, in
case the bill passes the Senate.
The Evening Post remarks editorially t h at the busi
ness of the stock Exchange shows how well our capi
talists reoognize the feat that my in Union is seonrity.
A broad hue is drawn tetween the securities of loyal
Status and those of the few States which yet hesitate.
North4re State stooks are fitm. while stooks of the
doubtful States depreciate at every rumor of their com
mittal to treason. New York State sixes sold yesterday
at one hundred and four to one hundred and five, and
are firm to day, while Virginias fell eight per cent.;
North Garolince—on account of Governor Elite• reply
to the President—fell ten to fifteen per cent.; Tennes
sees fell four per cent.; alisiouris two.
The decline in Virginias and North Carolinas, in the
we, April 17, 1881.
%tare ware in iession
tht. I the Home,
. speale payments by
P. to authorise the issue
( ._inch discussion, passed
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
last fifteen days, us equal to twenty-five to thirty per
cent. Tennenees have gone down sixteen per out. in
the same time A fortnight ago North Carolina siXes
gold at eighty-two ; to day they are offered at sixty,
with no bin era at a better rate than fifty : and it is very
certain that if we could hear to-morrow that the State
had heartily responded to the President's demand for
men, her Stooks would go up at once. On the let inst.
Virginias sold at seventy-eight. to-day they ere offered
at fifty.
The Evening Post. of this evenlor, speaking of met-
tars at the Moak Exchange in New York, says :
The 'nook Exchange to•day was the scene of great
nonfuston whin the stooks of the Border Matte were
onllea. Poems tumbled at the rate of ocie percent. a
minute. and the brokers struggled for the salmi at a de •
cline of 5 and 8 per cant. on tne quotations of last eve
ning The refusal f the Oovernors of Virginia, North
Carolina. and Missouri tr. furnish their Quota of troops,.
induces holder. of the bands of these Busies to get rid
of such securities as soon as possible. and without re
gard to the extent of the decline, the brokers aoceptieg
the first bid tnat is mode.
The pressure to sell Virginias was very great. and
13e Rollers were oblied to take 60 for their *nide, a fall of
per aent. on the price of yesterday afternoon. The
greatest tumble was in frorth Carolina Fixer. these
b..tot offured at CO, with rie buys batter than 60 Malan
of these bonds were made on Monday at 7434e71114, and
even at yesterday's market 70 was paid. Ten 44444 e
opened with sales at 63. and suddenly dropped to 62 at
which more was offered. and 61 the best bid. Of +lls
soutis a quarter of a milbon dollars changed hands at
44050, (dosing at about 50. with a fair demand.
The withis-ine effect of secession on the credit of the
Border States the short apses of. twenty Gess
shown in the fo'lowine table :
PRICES OF BORDER CTLTN STOCKS.
March 26. Api 1111 , 1 11 ole-
MilllollTi Sixes • ... 67 50 17 per cent.
Tenceiwee eitsa---__ 76 et 13 "
Virginia Nixes . 793 50 293
North eftrolins. Fa 67 26 "
new York dtate Sixes are quoted to-Ant at 104*106.
and at t h a d The
few o 1872 e Issues of 187 I l lino i s are
to be had. The Sixes of are 104 bid. bonds
are sale+ble at par. and the Long Six's of Ohio com
mand a premium of toe per cent. Indiana Fives.
which have risen 6 to 7 per cent. within the past month.
are ete,dy at 86389.
The strong foohns in the railroad shares and hands
and the Northern State stocks oontinnes to be a promi
nent feature of the Market, and the merit, and demerits
of Northern and Southern securities bid fair to undergo
in the coming emergency a close analysis. All the
railroad stocks of the list to-day are 360114 4fr cent.
higher. with a good demand from the commitelon
houses. We know of a number of asses lately where
hol4ers
meansouthn securities have sold oat, and put
their into the railroad property of the North and
West. and to this process. which has no doubt been
carried on to a large extent, rnaY be attributed the
comparative firmness of northern railroad shares and
bends.
The express and way trains on the New York and
Fite Railroad commenced passing through the Bergen
Tunnel yesterday morning to the Long Dank; and the
ferry at that place to Duane street, New York, com
menced partial operation by running boats in connec
tion with the trains. It will be completed end put in
fall operation on tee Ist day Of May. Ihe Jersey City
ferry-boat Pktdadgipeta has boon chartered until the
new ferry-boats. now nearly completed, are in readi
ness. The ern' wil footnown as the Pavonia Far
and l o c ated at the of Pavonia avenue, Long
Dock.
Philadelphia Stock Exchange Sales,
April 17.1861.
REPoltisb 111 S. E. Slava.,Aran. Merehants , F. hangs.
FIRST BOARD
300 City newlo3 60 Long Island— • •
100 do---. usw.lo3 10 Cam &
1031 d 0..-- .new. 103% 38 as
. do ..... ..n5w.16334 6 Beaver Meadow_.. 60
d0..".,u0ir.193.14 9 Penns RC & P__..39
1010 Reads:lS 6170 2 bleohanios Bk—. 2331
Iwo nestling .Ts I ..- 9S3d
188 Reading R......10ts 1656 3 Fano & Mesh Bk. 1515 i
60 do-- 17%'
BETWIOEr
600 (abt) Penna 65..... 06
600 MY 6s SGS
IP do 204
SECOND BOARD.
8000 Lehigh Valley 65.. MI Cam k Amb0v.....114
2 Cain 2: Antlxl7—.-1/2NI 20 Commercial 82. 44V.
CLOSING PRICES—VERY UNSETTLED.
Bid. 44.4..1
Philadelphia 65 96X 9734
Philo 65 R.—. 967( 97X
;bile. 66 new ..IG3 loshi
enna 63-- 85 87
Read R —16 X
Read bd5'70..... 80 IR%
Read mt 64'68'43 .. 9234
Read Int 68'96._ 71 7236
eons • • 19 3078
°Una It 341 naffs 83 80
orris Can am... 6134
Morrie Can Ffd.lo9 110
!eh 10 Gs 'Bf_._.... 68
Ileh Nay Imp Bs. 76
BahPrg
Ebnira .. 6
die"".
li , n7r:l7 Evening.
There is very little export demand for Flour. 1,000
bbls Brandywine sold on private terms. Puperfine is
held at 418.313yesti .1? bbl, and SINS 613im1 SO for extra
&milr end fancy tuts, ae tO ouality. Rye Flour Is of
fered at .5331 i per bid. Corn Meal is steady at 8176
bbt for Pennsylvania.
Wnitsx.—The
t 4 continue moderate. About
Mao for Yeuna red 1.2110 lornAliels
116717 Z -0 IMikeviiifra "`C'O;,l
- 'manly is seartle at 610 afloat, and 60066710 in
store. utile are sellinent 330 for Penna. and l&o lor De
laware.
Meas.-Ist No 1 Quercitron is held at 826 per ton.
Carron. — The market as unsettled. and there are no
fixed quotations.
PRO Vl. lops are bold firmly. Elllall sales of Mess Pork
at VS 4ir bbl. 150 casks items sold on private terms.
atiMs.—Clevernfed continues aniet. Mail sales at
114 WO per bushel.
WHItiILY sells as nted atiBB for Ohio bbls ; roma
d 0,11340 htida at lie ; and drudge at 16340 per gallon.
TEE MARKETS
Annxs are steady. and selling at $5.69 for pots, ar.d
86 WM fir mtarls.
Bartoliarrxre —The market for State and Western
Fkur is without any now festures to advise; Priqrs are
hes -.7 and declining, and there is tint a very modem e
business doing for export and home consumption at toe
daily concessions. he sales are 4,603 bbls at ss.c IS
for superfine State,' 611320n6 25 for extra Stays ; s6.oses
616 for superfine fillOhigalli /116101 M, Ohio lowa,. &0,.1
and $ 5.200645 'or extra do. incouding shipping menu.
of round hoop Ohio at $5.430516, and trade brands of
do at $5.65e7.
Rye is quiet at 680 for pnme Northern. Barley la dull
and heavy at 6287130. Oats are quirt. and the busmen,
is quire moderate at Steno for Sou* hern. 310330 for
Jersey, votswnys, end Pennsylvania, 36e3360 for /A, ate.
and Stentlo for Weet-rn arid CaneKhou. Corn L dull. and
the market is rather easier ; the demand is very mode
rate for export and home consumption ; the sales are 26.-
000bn at 670 for choice old Western mixed, in store .61340
for new do, at the railroad. 177‘368c for yellow Southern.
Corn meal is dull and inactive: we quote Jersey at
an 8002 Ed ; Brandywine e3.15a3.20 ; puncheons $l6.
Wheat is dull, heavy, and nominally op. cent lower.
with no salsa of moment as yet.
Southern Flour is dull. heavy, and lower, with sales
of 901 bbls at $15.2008 65 for superfine Baltimore ; $6.60
toe so for extra do $6 for Brandywine ; $6.7056.7 6 for
Georgetown; 3625®7.60 for Petersburg city; $6.100
7.40 for htichmona oltY•
ilanodian Flour le dull and center. with sales of 409
pllle at $9 2pga6.76 for the range of extra brands.
WHISKY 111 lose dative, and the market is aiilet at 193.
New York Stock E
811COND
10003 U 8 6a'Bl eddy •
35m0 do. _ 80.54
1'100... 85
/MO U 8 G. II r*r. PD
noo lOU
38000 d 0... • -
1221 Treasury 12 I, ot. 100
1000 do.
14C00 N. Carolina Gs— 58
110140 Virginia St Se—. 47g
MOO Missouri 81 U.-- 50
25000 do. ... --MOO 59.14
1000 de.— 103(
IAM Tenn Pt Is '9o. BTX
MOO "Mob 8 8 Fd 0415. 78 ,
100 N Y Central R 5.90 73 '
Ito do 784
100 Si 773
100 Erie Nlread
1000 Eltidloo o 4
layer ft-8536
ARRIVALS AT TEE PRINCIPAL . HOTELS
UP TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST MUM
CONTINENTAL tiOTEL—Ninth and Mutant.
W Bringhurat.lm, Del A Thompson, Wilco. Del
.1 K Grams, New York Chas P Borten. Boston
M C Newhall, Lynchburg .7 Btt Alexamler, l / Army
John J Hopper, St Louis W B Pittsburg
Miss a W Copeland, Pittsbg J A Motrerragi. Delaware
Sol Beard. Richmond. ..ye J W etarr„ Richmond. Va
Otintington,Nesr York Mrs Seymour, Tennessee
liannek, Memphis Joe: Rseees. New Ja ir ra
Vir ft cox, Georgetown, D C .trard, New Yor
W Fisk Claim, Boston Ner Thompson., Milroy, Pa
Thos McNamara, Milroy Jas A Weed. hew York
W Menzies. New York A J Fitoh. Jersey City
F 6-Reeder, Galveston L Italian. New York
A Bruiser & Is, Arkansas L. Lagary, Virginia
L proctor, New 'York R WOOdB, Baltimore
It fd • herman,Maga Jonathan Thorne Sc la, NY
B M Simpson. metal& W A Angell, Prey, R
H Irwin. Virginia Mrs .1 G Stone, New York
Chas Lanin wf. N Y PL. Cable, Rook Wand
E T SEangler, Ohio Hasten Hay. Ohio
Thos Campbell. Ohio A Ylereel, Jr ,_Seda. Boston
M Col e man rce. Boston W Rattly. Bover.l4
W Pittsburg JFI Jones, Pittsburg
A B n iltman. St Louis R M Fay, Bt Louis
C B Bradford E o Conover. New York
A M Porter. Louisiana Eli Thomsen, Conn
W Thompson, Conn T Hooper es la, Now Jersey .
mr Rage & la. New York Mrs Sanford & dau, N Y
G Berger & la, Brooklyn E L Wells
A W Lemming, Pernik Gen James, Rhode Island
.0 D Jewett, New York J C Vose, Mame
O 8 Zook, Montgomery co J A Caron, New York
L Pierce, Dorchester W Gibson, New York
W H Elliott. L01115)8114 Viginer, Louisiana
WH W ilsoa, New York F Munson. Chicago
E Whiteside A king,Newp a rt, It I
Atkinson, New ork W M Itiohards,New York
E C Fisher, New York Chas G Wileon, N Haven
C Faulkner, Boston Geo Whiteford, New York
W T Botcher, Wilco. Del Cant T Bailey. US N
J J Kinsmen & la. Canada W Brooklyw
E C Dedlre, Now York A J Smith, New York -
Peter Bell, Edinburg Alex Beet, kalaburg
J B Bortje, Columbus, 0 JP It Wentworth, Cal
Geo M Hanson , California Gen .1 .1 Arrington, Cal
Rey Y Matheson, Cal Jos Merrifield Baltimore
J B flaskilio, Y .1 A Davis. neaten
MA's Davis. Boston W B Delaware
J Prayer. Brooklyn 1, Pierce dr la, pluo
11 E Brown. Baltimore J Parrish, Media
B B Elwood. New York I) L Conn. Now Yotk
E B Sanger, New York fd Snowden & lady, NY
Ati Benson, New York .1 Bunin, New York
B M Johns, New York C Judson, New York
WD Whitney, New Haven Thos Rice, Massachusetts
0 B Newell, Chicago C H Mullen, Carlisle
Wit Dean & wife. NY I P Hunt, tittsburg
N Ellmaker, Jr. Lancaster J Richter, New York
P.O lemma, Rochester J V VOW hes. Jr.-Rochester.
J M itester. Pa • W Yocom. New York
Mr Van Dewater & la, Cal
MERCHANTS' HOTELPourtti street. below Arch.
W Miller, Lancaster Jae Hagan, Ohio
Geo 11 P. ttlo. Marietta, Pa J !Inchon, Penne
N Weir. Warren. 0 Jae Campbell.*Eutler. Pa
J H Pouthett Ponca rotor Welker, Ohio
John It Wools. Ohio _Rohl Ashworth' Allegheny
3 Aehwonh, Allegheny Mite Mar; Strickler, pa'
Mies McKinney, Pittsburg 31 Kyle. uhlo
W Walker, Allegheny • John Walker, Allegheny
El Park, Ohio F Cottrell, Phial%
Jno Allen, Martinsburg, Va At Donohue, W Union, Va
U Bilderbank, Jr, Per.ca T blaught A. la. Md
Mrs E 33 Butter, Md B Byers. Pennsylvame
F Pavtt, Peunerlvtinia FR W biting, Oisvelend.o
J N niumekeon, newJerney W W Rankin Lancaster
N Bohannon, Hantsv'e, Cll L Bmitb, PI Carolina
Wrn Westmoreland, N C John W Mefferd. N C
Nov Geo Morns, Baltimore bliss Morrie, Baltimore
Win Frysinger, Y ork; Pa Levi Beaker, York, Pa
Melaymaker ts. wf. Le,bo eo A R Baines. Ohio •
Amos K Minkel, Mireneueb J le.,'Mantey oo
Bun t wethogni. Betblebere 'Bleltiel A Ronne. York, Pa
W Beaver, Milwaukee ki A truerriem hunting
C Hampshire. Jeane v ille JO Randall.; Newark, Ohio
Wm' Banniay. Maryland Wm J Claik conneetiost
Win Silver, feensylvema R B Imbrie, 'lithium% •
•
THE P k -I 1 I EWmA, THURSDAY: APRIL 18, 1861.
ANNI.I•IIIMMIOPM.M.....
. .
AMERICAN HOTEL—Cheetnut street. a vo nail;
D Moconnnok, Pa • Geo B Itlyeix,X
ilhas Kession. Delaware Or D wirsoo, ri arlt,N J
R A Abbott. Summit kill Wm Id Christ,. billa
acting
I..amourey. how York 111 S Rioha.dn ,
W A Hiehard.. Reading P Roberts & la. heater on
J W tirorrins,Tyrono oitsr.ra Jelin Groirius,l3 nitn cham
JaeW Holbrook J B Mileheack. thlohem
Deation&wr.Bethlshem Geo B finiiih. 1"
ranford i• Mavens. N York H P White, No York
John Tiodale, 1. Elston Adam Yoh°, ton
H M Bond. New York Hiram 11.0Urin ow York
H Lambert. Pitiebure D
I) D PhilllPo , Pi *burg
C D Brown, New 1 ork 0 D e elle, .No York
THE UNION—Arch 'treat. above ,T d.
T Brn.h.New York Gen C L TkOKI PAWLS
NI. Warren. Deerfield 0 $ W Oray. Deer Id, 0
John WineloW. Nuerre, 0 D T Nusberper. hio
RoPt Dundee , a reenebur6,o W 3 Harkin,. Wash. 0
R A O'Rerr, Altoona Chas PBa lard. thane, 0
K gaffe nsperger. Ohio 1) W Worthing t. Ch Val
Mr Raulfican, Ohio . H Phillips, Dew antic, Pa
W U Littlehall, N Caatio,Pa Wm MoDanne. en oo.Pa
R Davidson. Indiana Mien E DrlVlOlork Indiana
B W Go o Bellefontaine, 0 Jog Couisoll 'MO .
John P Walleme,Prook oo,Pa .1 Sillirnan.prJeville,
0 H Slater, Fienobtown, NJ C R Todd, llilkdelSallo.
.t.i
W B Howe, Philadelphia Jae C Tolima Hull& N J
Jo* P Mong , Bagerstn . hid Jae L Black, amberebg
8 at Digging, Flamm, N .1 John Mucks, .F. ton
8 J Rouskulp, Hanerstn. Md W Romtok. B mode, 0
COMIRBRC - AL HO I - Mr—sixth et,. above Cheetnnt.
H Thomas, Del no. Pa Mr Way, Chestir Go
Flt Skinner. Winooski J Brown, MarYkrin
Alexander Lippinoott W A Atwood.il e ntre co
API Hammond. Centre no Sarah Gcod , C ater, Pa
Mre Hicks, Cheater, Penne .1' Taylor. w hitd .• Pa
J E Taylor, Fairview, pa 1 , Good, Cher:ten°
li B bawl in South Carolina C C Day. Berke 4.0
11 Watson, ',ancestor cu .1) hl Ter lor, ileltware
John W Swift, Lane no A G A Prevoat
A R Brentonk Ma r y lard .1 B Thomas , Dehware
H rreaton, Wilmington. DI J Jeffries. Chester co
Jos Swift, Lail.os2lLer on W H Surnite, Felton, De
W Pyrier, Roaheater, N Y
STATES UNlON—Market street. above sixth.
Mire E Wright, Clearfield J MoAyeal, Tarentum, Pa
M B Kemble, St Lome J Monrer. N Alexandria
A Milloran Ir. 'if. Altoona G 111 Help. Paterson, Pa
1. B Smith, Canfield, tt, Clark, warsuburg, Pa
W Moore. N Castle. Pa G L Plitlr FittelrOg
F M Trout. Lancaster co J B Mar lm, Ptiihda
ri Mahn. New York J It Rhoades. Penne,
F S Bryan. Lancaster no J W Stevensosauniata
11 Conn, Juniata 00. Pa J B. Roller, Melt no, Pa
J M Roller. Blair co. Pa A Miller. New,Bafthlo
J P Wise. Centreville w i. MeColmaiin, Penns
A Kirk, Maryland W B Linn, Peens
J B Clay, Patterson M Cualmisit.Shtterseti
J 'McKinley, Patterson G Lower, Piterepa
G W Brown, Harrisburg J Swartz, lesthantosburg
J Hursh, Newville
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL—Senond it., WI. Vine.
Then Ent, NOW Jarsey! W 0 WationiPa
J Wasnor, Philadelphia, W Thomas, Pennsylvania
L B Davie, Pennsylvania. J 8 Miller, Mined/Oars
J W Rai/Path, Freeport Jno lienimY,;DoyleetoWn
Joe Hill, Penney Ivania Joe H. Titus ..
Wm Cieseon, Pennsvivania A Down, Brletel•
M L Lacey & wife. Ve Win Davis° Cheltenham
G V Randall. Pennsylvania in W Deleon, onneylvanni
o
Chan Merlins. Trenton, EJ WW Paxn ire.
•
Paul 8 Preston. Wayne no E A White , ,. nasylvania
P .D Reinbaoh. Virginia
SLACK BEAR—Third West. above ihllownilL
Mrs Bodev, Orwigeburg Jamb Hutt A Pam
A dtout, Bunnlle II Gibson. Doylestown
Mole Harper, Jenkintown W 8 epatz. lortnurnb'd no.
S Boceland, Somerton Casper Bomb', P.oinerton
V 7 Ruppert, Bi borry . Levi H. .1•004 n
Mrs Vazisheets; Penns Beohttlinta a
Nan Roads Somerton M Reicauird,'ilamburg
W a Linville. Ringtown
,
BALD EAGLE—W.I4 street, ahem. Callowniii.
T D Clause, Garton county AlmLynoh,,White Haven
John Gayer. Bidersvine Hodder. laringtown
L G Hempen, .. ono county Paul Fri. Manton, Pa
Thee Bunth, Buokg county Wm Keeler, Owes county
Aims M Heft. Suess oounty J lticherne,i eortbarnPton
rs Ntonards,Northampton H Heilman Leh,non on
J A Heilman. Lebanon co; 0 0 tionui Carbon ea
G F Anthony, Carbon co F Whits r, Deposit
FOUNTAIN' ROTEL—Beeond etz, stake Market.
Jos BulSon. flange, Del L Todd. it fieore.el
E House% et (image mei Wm nvaraMWeyt Ohooter
tt A Ketcham, Lotion:Ll MR Cardillo Milford, Del
W 8 Donlon, Smyrwt Thee foloClase, Omni%
A B Everett & Is. J John ideClete, SnlYrna
Thus Denny. Delaware A Bard, Kew Yolk
REVERE HOUSE—Third street. above Ram
F Bei shard, Haw. Pa .1 P't . s %mon, Holifos. Pa
IS A ateoltel & la. Allentown Joe W totater, int Clair
.1 Everhart, Pittston John E Wlisoit
Ilhnoia
J H Peterson. New Jersey ohas Cawley. Viola Id
Mrs Brass, Berwick, Pa Win B Koons.Bloomsburn
C B Kees, Col 00, Pa
BT. LOUIS HOTEL—Chestnut street. absve Third.
B R Holtman, New Jersey 8 S Corey. New York
S P Baugh, Downingtown L Buthermel. Philadelphia
Veihmayer, Wash, DC ST Givext, Waah, D ' C
stage, New Y ork A A Daniels. Batton
C D Smitb, Delaware Dr Clark 4 Mar ltnd
E A Fraymuller, Scranton N. Thomson, neirYork
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL—Seeene it., stove Aroh
J . Fry & Is, New Hope M r Lane, Wile., Oel
G Horninower. Osten' D a PurdT, Baley, pa
G Femme. Hawley, Pa Jesj.o Wick, V Chester
John Railer, r lernington, 11.7
BOARDS.
1000 Reading 68. 82
6 Bk .Penn Ttennsiiir
Sid. Asked
Elmira, R Prefd.... 11%
Elmtria Te VP GA SS
Lung Island R.., ON /0
Leh Cl & 11.---150 81.%
Loh CI & N S
II
cp—Sei SIM
INerth Penns It -... %
N Pa a Be..natoft64 66
N Penno R 10e . P 3
Outwear's it Con... 834
Canewieen prof— .. 7
Frank. & Southw .. 46
2d.k3d-ist R diva:" 44
Knoe&Vine-et K... 11
Wear Phila. K---... WIN
Spruce & Pane.-- 8
Green & Coates .18 IS
xchange--April 17. I
;WARD
100 U arlem Prefd- eN) 34
100 eading R.- _ 34%
260 do-- D3O 34%
RI Minh Cen 411
100 do--- . 48%
ISO do 43X
400 Mich 8 Guar stk- 32_
60 itt Can --66Y4
100 CO—. . (644
300 do . 60%
100 b3O 66%
260 Galena Sc Chi 66
10 Cleg 'l'ol
600 d 0,300
,300 do —.....t3E1 29
'lOO do--- 2174
00
eo Clu & R 44%
do..
000 /to-. 44
BO Chi R k. Clain .R--. 6634
NATIONAL BOTEL—Race street, above Third.
Jas Denton, Penns Jas Dunn., Penne.
Allen D Fox, Alexandria:VA Frances if Seeker, Readg
Jno Kennedy, Chas co. Pa D Shelliart Danville
W F Vont°, Boltailk Haven Chat; F Hill. Penns
W Smith U ill ri Daniel llosimbold & I, Penn
15 J Coats, Nair nor Fauna Joe Karol,, Lebenen, Pa,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SEE FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED.
Sohn Fans, (Br) gitiels, 28 days imm Dartmouth.
Ens. in bailout to John Devereux. Towed up by tag J
L
cbr John Whitby, Henderson, 1 dal from Port Peen(
Del, with grain to Christian & Curran.
.
sobc Delaware Ross. 3 days from Newtown, Md.
'watt oats to Beall do Merriman.
Behr third. Leos, day from Indian River, Del, with
corn to Bea ll do Dderriman.
NAVAL.
FOR TIIE WEST COAST OF Ave ma—The brig Calvert,
Capt Willer, [or Eherra Leone will leave this porton
Saturday nest, Roth inst, All letteri and packages or
the Aineriotto squadron and others wilt be forwarded if
left at the Form Letter Omen, Philadelphia Pachansa ,
on or before the 11.bove date.
MEMORANDA.
Steaumbip Virginia, Kelly, sailed from Richmond lath
inst. for Philadelphia.
Ship John Merrick - , Crabtree, for New York, entered
for loading at Liverpool 3d DIM,
Bark Amy. Hammond, cleared at Boston lath met, for .
Philadelphia.
Bark Ocean Bird. Keyser, sailed from Dionne-star lath
inst. for PhiladeThia.
Bark Ann B Grant. Swain lio . fdV.ltichtailriettlifgeten
rxted in th.smg eat orfolk Utth'inst. in Ms
struck tits moan Ms trot, which carried
away foroMlSt and jibbooMi and rigging at
noshed.
Brig _ C Watts. 'Dubois, for Pernambuco , cleared at
New York yesterday.
Brig sparkling Sea. Wilma. *leered at New . York
resterdar for Cronstadt.
schrs Deborah Jones. from Charleston, and 8 B Bai
ley. Robinson. from Savannah, an mod at Wilmington.
NC. lath inst,
Behr R A _Rogers. itOterm c l eared at Winnington.l4
NC, 16th inst. for .New York.
Bohr J L Rednsr. Co . derv. asaled i from Riohinendinth
inst. for New York. „
eon. sr. a wi l y gifferdasem , Georgetown, at Rniston
Aetbiresa -
Seim C S Carstairs. Robinson, for Georgetown. old
at Charleston lath met.
Fehr , ' Prowess. Jackaway. A Hammond, Paine. end
F Seaman. hence. arrivelr Boston 111th inst.
Bohm Cornelia. Crape. and M any, Davis, sailed
from New Bedford 16th inst. for Phi adelplark
Bohr W L Dayton, Band, hence for Cambridgeport,
at New York yesterday.
C Nelsen, Saab.. hence for
_} all River, at N
York yesterday.
Scare Beaton. Brower, and J F Conch, Henderson,
hence for Boston, at New York.yestentay.
Boh Wilmin g ton . rinton. Hall. and I) Morris, Hoover.
from Del, at New York yesterday.
Soar Mahlon Betts, Endicott. at New Y ork yesterday
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Behr C R Painter, Hopkins, fronfMilton, Del, at New
York yesterday.
Bohr Compromise, Andrew, from Oderisa, Del. at • N
York yesterday.
Bohr Fee, Marshall, from Leipsie, Del, at New York
yesterday.
Bohr Sarah Fisher. Fisher. from Trenton, Ni. at New
York yesterday, with fore boom broken and fore top
mast head Bons.
Steamers Mars, Nienois, Joyanhine. Allen; and Iron
sides. Vanderveer. hence. arrived at N York yesterd • Y.,
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MARRIED.
•
E.OYAL—EARTBII Rll.hreermantown,. on the.l6M
inst, by the Rev. S. W. Theresa. Wm. o.*Royal*Bmi:
to Mies Emily J. Posthorn
RISGCADF.—SROWN. L On the 3d inn . by the Rev.
F. 8. Robbins. Mr. Henry Alexander Kineade. of Ma
drid. hpain, to Mass Kate Davenport drown, of Philo
ttatehut..
RULL—RYAN. — On November 90th, by the Rev.
Father Gallagher. William Jtiall, of Whitemanh.
Montgomery county, Pa., to Ellen Ryan. ot Philadel;
—C M. On the 11th ult., by Rev.
"i tAWSON--STOCKTO
R. F. Gilroy. Mr. Isaiah W. Clawson to Mum Marx
Stockton. aleof this oi ty.
el I • I.EAPIII—HAINFE,—On the lath tast.-"by R ae.
J. R. Kennard. Edward Gdiesple to Caroline V. Ramat
both Qf this city.
DIED.
MARTIEN.—On the 16th lost . William B. Martian.
Funeral will take place on Saturday, the 20th trust.
Services in the Seventh Presbyterian Church,
above Chestnut street, at I olelnelt Y. M.
KOONe.—On Tuesday morning. 16th inst., Harri
son Koons, in the 21st year of bisque.
His relatives and friends are invited to attend he fu
neral from the residence of his father, Isaac Koons,
N 0.711 Franklin street, on Friday afternoon, the nett
inst., at z 0 Moos.
DAVIBO. - 1111 the feet, MT, Alexander Davies,
aged el years.
Hie relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
atiend his lune mi from his late residence. Frankford
road , between Dorris and Wood streets . on Friday af
ternoon. at 3 o'clock. Funeral to proceed to Franklin
Ce Pßl:O te lgiE AD.—On the 15th led., Henry C. Moorhead ,
in the 43111 year of hie age.
His relatives and friends are respeotfully invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence, Norte
velum Loewe Railroad. near the York-road swami, this
(Thursday) morning_at ten o'clock. without further to
tsce to proceed to woodland Cemetery.
pnallpat.—On the 14th inst., Mrs. Margaret Wiener,
of this °by.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 720 South Third
street, thisSlhuredayi afternoon, at 2 o'oloolr.
WOLAFEllnkirt,--Vti the 16th instant, Mrs. Eliza
beth Wobenden, in the Toth year of her age.
Funeral from her late residence, on Wood street, Ma;
nayunk, this (Thursday) afternoon, at 2 o'cl"ok.
bOnte.RNDIKR.—Mrs. Jerrums, Soinerndike. in the
73111 year of her age. .
- Funeral from her late residence. corner of Ban-
BOM and Juniper etieete, tide (Thursday )lafternnon, at?,
tieleck.
LOY'SON...7On the 14th (net-. litre. Sophia A. Law•
son.
Funeral from the residence of her husband, Black"
woottown, N: J., this eroureday) morning at to o'clock.
It sod R y.--On the laid inst., airs. Marthal. Henry,
in the ald year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her husband,
ro -
B2f hluppen Iltreet. this (Thursday) afternoon, at
o'clock.
MoCAUL.—On the Mtn inst., John MoCaul, aged Se'
y Funeral from, his late residence. Paul street, below
Gieen. Frankord. this (Thursday) afternoon, at F.
elook
HIGH'.--On the 16th inst.. George Adam Right, in
the 62d peat of his age.
FduerM from his late residence, No. 334 North
urreetoshove Wets& Veld Friday morning. et
to do ook.
Til.—On the Ifith Washizitton 'ohm, AM
of Wm. B. andllirsaret smith. in the Sth year of his
age.
Funeral from the residence of his parents. No.
1O Colombia avenue. Eighteenth ward, next Friday
afternoon at I &cloak.
FtoiTCHElL—On , the l6tH of 4th month. John S.
Fleteher.
yourrot will tote Vac* from No. 1632 Cherry strati .;
op Fixth- day npxt MS P. M.
FOSTER.—On theMth inst.. John M. Foster, in the
soth year of his age.
Funeral from the residence or his pother. S. N.
corner of Sixth and Wood streets. on Friday mornith
at B o'clock.
si)
reloCL h,LI. AND —On the 16th inst.. Mr..Rohert lido-
Cialledik in the 7 year of his age.
Funeral from the evident.* of his soh Matthew me"
Clelland. No. 1 , 147 nrth Second street: below Master :
tips (Thu...icy 1 aflrnoon at 1 ceolook.
MOCORMICK.—in the 16th inst.. Daniel McCormick.
' agicii 49 PMTS.
Funeral from tike late residence. No. 1135 South
Eleventh street. above Federal, One (Thureday) after;
noon. at I o'clock.
1111/101c, AND PURPLg MALL"! DE-
L. LADIER, I9X 0 ENTR.--Jpet masived. one OWN
of Black and Pulpit, Many %Amnon, at
EIGHTEEN AND THREE-QUARTER CENTS
a yard—regular vioo for the rime anode. 25 0 "tS•
GRAY MEND HELAINE% 12% CRNTS.
Gray Mixed imported Detainee at only 12% eente—re
pular price for the came roods la% cmm.
SERSON & RON. MOUrnitcStOre,
apl No. 9113 GRIMM IStreet.
JG. MAXWELL & SON invite atten
• tion to their new and magnificent stook of
SILK (MIR SE I& BUTTONS,
LACE TnattetN M GS AND GARNITURPS4
RIBBONS, LACKS, AND GIMP&
of choice styles and qualities, comprising their own
gyring Importations and. Manufactures, and their. New
Vora seleottoza.
S. E. of.rssr CHESTNUT and ELEVENTH firs.
TRIMMING 3, SKIRTS. CORSETS. ZEPHYRS.
NETS. SHAvri. BORDERS. &e. aulf.nithat
Iff.PROCLAMATION FROM MAYOR
HENRY.—The following important Proclama
tion man icsund by . Mnynrenrir on the 16th met
OFFICE OF TRE.,/%IA Yr . t/t OY THE CITY OF
Fl 7 I all' HIA.
PROCLAMATION. - CITIZENS OF PHILA
DELPHIA.' Treason against the !tate of Pennsylva
nia. or against the United States. will not be infrared
within this Zit" ; nor will ,iolenoe to the persons or
Property of As inhabitants he tolerated.
I do hereby require all good ea zees to disclose and
make known to Inc lawlul euthotrueer every person ren
dering In this city aid to enemies in open-war against
this Btatn and the Uni open-warted etates, ry enlisting or pro
owing others to enlist for that purpose. or by furnish
ing such enemas' with arms, ammunition, provisions.
or other esiistence.
I do hereby require and command that all persons
shall refrain from assembling in the highways of this
pity. unlawfully, notonely or tumultuously. warning
them that the Fame will he at deli,- prni. The lam of
our elate and Federal Government must be obeyed—
the peace and credit of Philadelphia shall be preserved.
May God save our Union. Given under the seal of the
pit. of Philadelphia, this sixteenth day of April. in the
year of our Lord one thousand sight hundred and ;nxty
one. ALEXANDN R HENRY,
avlB et Mayor of Philadel phia,
117.
HOME GUARDS I—A MEETING OF
citizens favorable to the formation of a mili
ta corps with the above title will r y be held at SARA-
N • K II t.LII, Northeast corner of EIGHTH and GA If,
LOWII TM, Streets, THIS" II • at 8 o'clock.
The object of this organization is to aford proteo'iret
at home until their services are required in the field in
defence of our country's flag.
A m. feRLER.
'M OS. . WOOLF.
N. J. PIICKERNIM,
JOFEFR ISTEELWAGOIti,
P. 3. Korwar,
BAWL EMU,
end many others. ft*
polk - im• VOLUNTEERS WANTED—AT THE
Armory of the WHEATLEY GUARIPL—The
books of the shove Company are now open in the third
story of the Feirmouet Engine Convene. for .the en
rolling of the names of those derinni to tender their
eareiete to the Government.
w EDWARD RR DL
Iti. E. MU RPHY. L,.
It* ItOBI. P. hicKIHE'N.
grATTENTION 'I—SOLDIERS OF THE
'MAR OP I£llo.—A meeting of the soldiers who
served in 'the myna, of the United elates during . the
war with Grist Brusin. in JBlB, will be held in INDE
PENDENCE: HALL. Philedolphia.on FRIDAY. April
19. 1881. at 1 0 o'nlogli A. M.. btine the eistiti-sixth an
nivereary of the Battle of Lexington. to take Treasures
for engraining and upholding the constituted authorities
oi the United titiitee .
By
and cenetual attendanee is requested.
By order of the Exeeutive Committee.
It GEORGE EIIIERICK, Chairman
rIAT
TEE ANNIFERSORF OF THE BAT
TIA: OF LEXINGTON wul be celebrated by a
D.CTIJEE mod CONCERT, to be given by the 0, of
II A. M.- at their Eall, FO U RTH and GEORGE. on
FRIDAY .EVENING. Anvil ID. 1861. Oration to be
A.
by James B Nicholson, open at
lir. Wm.
A. Piper. admittance free. Doors open at 7 o'clock.
• _
I DELPHI A t ith mouth, 60,1861.—The oontrihu
tore to the PENNoYLVANIA n9SPITAL ore herebi
rotified that en elootion for twelve Manag ers and a
Treenerer, to serve for the ensuing year. will be held,
pursuant to law, at the Hospital. FIFTH MONTH,
( MST )6th.1861. at 4 &Moak P. M.
apß mth tnisG Wrld, BIDDLE. Seeretary.
rirr SCHUYLKILL AND SIN QIINHANNid
RAILROAD i.O.—The Annual Meeting and
Eleotion of the Stockholders of the Schuylkill and Sus
quehanna Railroad COMPSDY. &I _yequired by their
obarter, spill be held at the CONTINENTAL BOTKL,
in the any of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania., on MON
DAY. May eth.11361, at 12 o'clock, M., for the purpose of
choosing a President and six Managers to serve for the
ensuing year, and also for the consideration of 'mob
other busineee eel:nay properly be brousht before said
meeting. FRANK S. BOND,
April 13.1861. [aa Awe] Secretary.
rCr
CHINA AND THE CHINESE —THE
Laat Lecture or this course . before the Young
Men's Christian Association, by Rev. W. A. P. MAR
TIN, will be delivered on TUESDAY EVENINO nett.
Mth met-. in the HALL ,OF THE UNIVERSITY.
Subject—. In onderful Semt- Christian Revolution now
in Progress in China." Tioketa 2$ cente—to be had at
Presbyterian Board of l'oblication,Presbyterian Book
Store. opposite Mint; American Tract ticalety. Mar
t en's Book Store, and at the rooms of the Young M en's
Christian Association. avl3.3t
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
YEARLY MEETING.
' F'ULIJ ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
FOR FRIENDS' WEAR
SIIAItiVSS BROTIIERS,
itimit OILSSTNUT en4EIGHTE Streets
BAREG-'E
THOS. W. EVANS & CO
WILL. OVEN THIS MORN/NO
A LARGE LOT OF
BROOKE BAREGE ANGLAIBE at IST ots per ird
WOMB BARB22 ArEn at 15 att per pd
Al.BO, AN . MIS6R7I+IIiNT OF
CHECK SILKS AT 75 OTS
These Goode will be toned
XCEEDINQLY CHEAP,
6e15-3t .SlB and 820 CHESTNUT Street.
GREAT SALE
CLOAKS, MANTILLAS,
LACES, TRIMMINGS, Sic.,
In liquidation or the Estate 01
J. W. PROCTOR & Co
?OS CHESTNUT STREET
The Stook consists of—
SPRING CLOAKS,
ENGLISH TWEED CLOAKS,
SILK CLOAKS AND I3ACQUES,
SILK TRANTILLAB.
MANTILLAS, LACE FLOUNCINGs,
FRENCH LACE MANTILLAS,
FRENCH LACE POINTS,
FRENCH LACE HOURNONX,
TRAVELING SUITE,
FLOUNCING LACER.
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, hre , -, Ac
All in immense variety, and to bo sold at about
OWE -RALF THE 'USUAL PRICES,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF OREDITORS
To Dud State sales, and enable purolumere to make
roma selections ALL , GOODS will be marked in
PLAIN FIGURER, for which entimee the One Will
be olormdon SATURDAY, April 13th, and the sale will
MONDAY, 15th,
And continue till the whole is dimmed of
PARIS MANTILLA rxtPoRIUM,
aol3 to 96
CITY CLOAK STORE NO. 142 N.
Eighth street, abone Oherry, , are now nailing every
sew style of the season, meth qualities, in every new
shade of color, cheaper than any other store in the
only. - - • W3l-1m
CLOAKS, IN ENDLESS VA
lia7. at IVEI,IB'. mbit-1m
SPRING CLOAKS, IN EVERY NEW
style, et
mhZl-1m No. 113 8. Ninth street.
SPRIE4 CLOAKS, THE CHEAPEST
ever seen, at IVENS',
inh2l-1n No. 23 B. Ninth street.
NEW STYLE CLOAKS, &VERY NEW
'style, even new material, at prices that artonish
every one, et the large gore, r 4. corner of r.46th
ar.d Walnut streets. anh2l-1m
CLOAKS —Wholesale Merchants are In
sited to inseeet the stook at
No. 23 South I IPl4H Afries, corner of Seine 4.
naat-Ini Beottnikt ittailintei4 Chestnut.
NEW CLOTHS, CASHMERES.
Fanor and Birk Cassimeres.
Boys' Wear, adieu' Ctoaltinss•
Marseilles ac Valonicsi&vestlngs.
Cemplete stook of Clot Goods.
CO _R kCQ A Ai rs
eel Southeast cornerN I NTH sae •
OLPFIOE PENNiYLVANIA RAILROAD
It-Jr COMPANY. Philadelphia, April 17, 1861.—The
board of Direotors have this day dealared a sertd•so-
Wel dividend of 'f EINE PEI( CENT. eh the elleitel
stock of the Company. °leer of Brats tact. payable on
and alter May loch. 1811.
Powers of attorney for collection of dividends can be
had on avelioation at the office of the Company,. No.
Me. Third street. THOMAS T. FIRTH.
19181 m Teaearer.
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I—LEADING ARTICLES : What is duty 'The
People True ; Arizona ; Commerce and
the New Tarif; Th e Pr•aident's Procla
mation; War Begun; The Result; War.
is Upon Us; The President and the Militia ;
Advises from Montgomery; Editorial Pa
ragraphs.
•tt BEGUN I The Dembarament of Fort
Sumpter; The Fort in Flames; Forty
Hours' t:annoriading ; Surrender of the
Fort and Garrison; The Garrison Coming
to New York on the Isabel; Effect of the
Event in the North end Youth; Gene r al
eauregard's Instructions; Threatening
Speech of the Renal Secretary of war;
The Virginia Commissioner, in Washing
ton; The President's Address; The Pro
perty of the Government Must be Held ;
Force to Repel Forms; Rebel state Maile
to be Withdrawn; 76,000 Militia Called
For ; An Extra Session of Congress; *rmY
and Navy Movements; More Steamers
Chartered', Extensive Preparations at
Navy Yards.
ITEREOTYPING NEWSPAPERS: Cor
respondence of the New York Tribune.
ELEBRATION OF HENRY CLAY'S
BIRTHDAY.
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dr. D. D. PI IiILD AND TEE PEACE CON
FERENCE.
PEE SURRENDER OF THE LITTLE
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rHe ACTION OF THE GOVERNM ENT.:
How it is Received by the People; The
Loyalty of the North.
bRIGAN INSTITUTE FARMERS'
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X.—THE HORSE MARKET.
Xt—ARMY AND NAVY INTELLIGENCE.
xi (—Fr R m ouNTE AL AMERICA.
X!II—FROM EUROPE.
XIV-44-.UOATION AL _
XV—THE SOUTHERN EMBASSADORS IN.
HAVANA: Correspondence of the New
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XVI--POETRY ; " Love and Mose."
ROLL—A*IO CHER FIELD TRIAL OF IMPLE
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G ILHAM'S
Comprising an 'atm/illation, eontaining a glossary of
she terms in we, among military men ; Army Organiza
tion; Orsanization of Infantry 'Cavalry. Field Artil
lery. and the Staff; Arms and . Ammunition; aehools of
the Soldier, Company. Estration. Trooper. Troop, and
Egnadne ; Evoluttone of the Regiment t'4ght Artil
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TEE MOST COMPLETE MILITARY MANUAL
YET PUBLISHED.
- - - - •
Letter of March Sl, 1581. from J. Meredith Read, Jr.,
Adjutant General of the State of New York
I have examined with some oars Major Gilham'a
work. and have no hesitation in recommending it to the
favorable notice of military men throughout the state.
It is characterized by great clearness and simplicity of
style. anti contains an infinite variety of information of
great value to all interested luminary subjects.
Extract of letter of March 13th. 18'1, from Alfred
&any. Captain Second Infantry UnitedBtatee Army :
Gilham's Manual I consider one of the best works of
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every officer to read it.
The Manual of Inetruotion for Volunteers and Mili
tia , by Major Gilham. has our hearty appioval.
and we think it really meet sal r f F or the improveinent
of our forces in military knowle e.
F. E. PATTERSON, Colonel net Artillery, First
Brigade. First Division Pennsylvania Volunteers.
WM. D. LF.W/8, Jr., Colonel First Infantry Pennsyl
vania Volunteers.
THOMAS C. J A.NORS. Captain First Troop Philadel
phia City CaNaltly
W. A. LEACH. Major Finn Regiment Artillery.
T. G. MOREHEAD.. Colonel Infantry, First Regiment
Li ht Guards
• BECKER • Captain Mask Hussars.
fti,BXANDR.k MURPHY, First Lieutenant Com
pany A. First Artillery.
I;ll,l,laest BARR, Captain Third Artillery.
THOMAS' P. Pall RV. Captain Washington Cram
DAVID F. FOLEY. Capt. Phila. Grays, First .Reg.
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W. 11, HELM, Major General Fifth Division, Fenn
aYlvonin Volunteers,
JAMES S. BEGLEY. Corn's - Flat Brig.. Eighteenth
Pennsylvania Volunteers.
E. C. WILLIAMS. Brig. General Third Brig.. Fifth
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HOARDING.
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T
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ziNO—Pure SNOW WHITE
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oNLIC - fiRDEN Manufactured d FR(KViliePlel t ,ll/ ta* F A.KEBILL Intovis i
eing ws & BRovuza t for in " bi 67 sad 59 mon& sucoThip 14.
f°T gala fri ‘l9 l 4 9 eltk MOD 1. Pas
has
A OADEMY OF . g 13810.—1 TALI A N
OPERA_.
THIS (TBUBetiAy) ri,ritNlNO, April lA,
FIRsT NIOUT
Of Verdi' latest •nd molt sucoessful work,
UN nALI 0 IN !LAB itIKKA.
(The Masquerade Ball,)
Which will be produced in the most gorgeous style,
with the following distribution
Madame PAULIN , ' CrIL . Q_N as NI
ABLIA.
miss WADE:I.O OINK LEY,.as....OtICAEL, the Pagre.
no Q rIKLAIOE PHIL.LIPI3.sa—. „ ULRIC
AItDAVANI.. ... —as. .—RK A TO.
BA."I as.... The Conspirators.
Director and Conduotorabr. MUZIQ.
die. Mime desires to direet the attention of the public
to the fact that thie. the latest and it is believed the
bey, of the works of the first composer of the daY Ok
i:led before an Artlollo4ll axid.enge the eerPen . . pont
b e moment. Its performance in New York was ante
rior to its production in London. Every effort has been
made be the management to place this work properly
before the public.
UN KALLO IN Mkt °HUAI
unlike most of Venire works. has haul IS _Vnien 811000110
from the time of lie first performance in Home, laNi, up
to the present moment.
The plot of UN Bs LLO IN MABCARRA is.highlY
dramatic and its catastrophe is not unlike that in the
Opera of " Gustavus." In the ball •cene, the stage will
he thrown open to its Stillest extent, and filled with
characters in the coetrimee of the period, and. rile the
custom in Europe, many of the habititea or the Opera
will appear en domino in the brilliant set of quadrilles,
Mezeriree. ace.. with which the Amens opens. To rive
full effect to the performance of the theta, the Orches
tral force has been rionsidersb y au tmeuted.
THIS MUSIC OF ON DA.I.LO IN hiAOGRERA
is fall of melody. vivacity, and [receipt erematie elati
remit. It paints in the most vivid colors au the different
passions with which the personages in the Opera are
invest/ d,and affords a snit& variety of the most graoeful
and flowing melodies, which render at O pe r a s . t attraet
ive and pleasing Mall modern Italian
The management of the Opera would request such of
its patrons as may wish to be even the eceie during the
came 01 the Masquerade. to Mese opplicailou for cards
of admission. nese will be supplied wi t hout any addi
t•onal charge, but are obliged to be limited in number.
fe26-43m
ABEL LEYLAND'S
STEREOPTICON I
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
LAST SERIES
Or these Po ulcer Entertainments. •
COSMOPOLITAN PROGRAMME
AND NEW YIEwS EAuii EVEN/NG.
Admission 26 cents, Children, 10 cents.
DOOTI ope n at 736 ; OOMMOIIOO at 8 oNopek.
MATINEE VIrEDAESDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY.
Commencing at three o Meek. anl6-6t
VONHERT HALL, CHESTNUT STREET,
IL , above TV7 Kt, PTH.
MOND k Y, April 2.2.10 1.
MONDAY, April tz, Nat w ..
And every Evening daring the eek.
ritOFEMBOR .1. H. ANDERtO.N. JA.. 3
• WiZaRD OF THE WORLD.'
In hie HEW and POPULAR ENTERTAMM IRNT
MECIELANICAL. PHYSICAL and NATURAL
31,k610. entitled
TWO HOURS OF ILLarn opus.
The Great BIOLO , 3IOAt. ROPE OEAT, which hu
met with so much HYPaRMETRIOAL BUGOEBB.
wilt be mtroduced; also, many newt xpenmente.
PIANIBTs,,
_....,_ MISS a..ArOutoow.
Grand meourioni, mATINEE, or APREB-MIDI
MAGIO,UP.. en SATU R DAY. April ;T. at 31', 31.
ACADEMY OF MUSIO.—OPERA.
TO. MORROW FR MAY) EVENING, April 19,
BY LABli NIGHT BUT ON.: OR THE SEAMAN.
UNANIMOUS DEMAND,
lialevy's Great Muter - won:,
LA ItIIVE=CMG name%)
- •
Wilt be reoont , d for
POzITIVELY THE LAST TLMF%•
COLON. HIKLEY. PHILLIPPB,
STIGELLI, SCOWL SHINE.
Director and Conductor, ifignor WW2 EC.
P ARLOR FN rERTAINUENTEL
iIithIBUJER the ROYAL.WIZARD. and
BODOLPHO
At CHIthCERING HALL, MT CILVITNUT Street.
oomm.noine MO .DAY, A ril 16, and continuing every
Eve obis. at 8 o'clock. sad Wy ant(esturday at
M. admittance 250. ; C hildren ail price. Bee pro
grammes. SAW
- WHEATLEY & OLA.EREIS AltoH-sT.
v • THEATRE.
A GRAND COXIBINATION OF ATTRACTIONS
TALE WHOM"; 8 I'AR COMPANY IN THE BILL,
THIS (111UBADAYJ EVENING, April 18.
The performence will..o_ommenoe with
Y.or AN D "PMAISION.
After which, the fa: oe of •
MY WM'S WIFE.
To conclude with, first tuna in ten years, the National
Nautical Drama, in two Acta, of
THE PI.AJP!
WALNUT STREET THEATRE.
Foie Lessee— —Mrs. M. A. GARR ETTBOSI.
Stage Manager-- W A, CARP AN.
Business Agent— .... SCA. D. MDR Y.
THIS ( T H URSDAY) — EV.ENIND, April 18,
The Performallge 4011317 15 he' with
UlablarE ; Oft, Tgli, MG ;IT- DANCRIth.
Gleans, Miss Caroline Ricking'; Qodfrer, Mr. P.
Etchings.
3o conclude with
LIFE IN PHIL ADJURE lA.
with`
outus OF ?RIGEL-1 1 11MS circle seats Seolllllll , l l l l.
out extra charge.) 50 oasts ; parquet. (seats secured at
60 cents.) 2736 cents farntly wrote, 25 cents; private
boxes, es and E 3 • oreheetra. 75 (mate.
Doors open at 7 cyclonic s certain will me at 73i *Wool.
1 4 1 cDi)NOUGH'S OLYMPIA.—( LATE
LTA. GAIEVES.) R ACE Street. below Plow,
ANO rame TRICIA 11l SCENIC *ET.
UNCLE 014. MT p3D G C LAN 17 cRN.
TEE BIRTH OF T WER. HE FBM 'PURPLY Hi THE
HO O FEarld
Acknowledged by the entire Press of Philadelphia.. and
endorsed by over 130,000 Persona, ea the moat beautiful
spectacle ever produced.
1.110 1 EVENING.
THE SEVAN SISTERS,
AND
EIM+I."S MAGIC LANTERN.
Produced at a coat of e 509.
41.arauuston—Yargnotte,24 °octal Orchestra, fro
Circle, 50; mvate Box Seam leo.
Door. crow ax 6% o'clock: commencing at 7%.
SANFORTPS OPERA HOUSE,
ELEVENTH STREET.
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
NEWLY DECORATED AND PAINTED.
MR. B.A.NFORD
Nes secured one of the
LARGEST COMPANIES ever presented heretofore
who will appear nightly.
Danford will perform every evening.
Doors open et 7; Commence at 7M.
Adnuseron se gents. Children l ciente
PRE GERMANIA OROEESTRA. GIVE
their PITOPIO REIIB.),X.SALS every !SATUR
DAY. isoimMenoing at 834 o oleek at the elljelCAL
FUND BALL. 8 tickets V; amain notets.,2s Deets.
for sale at Chickerme & don's. 801 Chestnut street;
Andre's.ll6t Chestnut street; and Beak & LawtOn'th
Chestnut attest.
Engagements for Concerts. Commeneemems. Par
ties. &0.. made only at their Office. liekenngtc Boa's
Piano Store , 80T Chestnut street; Miele atoll, 224
etreer. or vroug man, 1000 Ridge
vas el. faSI-tf
pENN A. AOADEMY VF TWO FINE
JL , ARTS.
orfb&Rioaderor is &Tr closed f the Olio for &short
April,• -
- - - _
84,150,00 I PREMIUMS
BUFFOLX PARK, PHILAVELPHIA.
may I; Mil—Purse of Sl.coo.—Free for all Horses
owned in the State of Pennsylvania; bat 3 in 6 to
_Harness
May 9. 1861—Purse of s766.—Free for all Horses
owged in the State of Penhaftrarna I beat 3 in 0 to
Wagon.
May 14. 1861—Purse of Sigh—Free for all Borers that
have never trotted better than 2.40; best 3 in 5 to
Harness.
Same day—Poise of 8100.—Free for all Horses that
have never trotted better than 2.46; best 3 in 8 to -
Wsaon.
May 13—Poiee of X269—Free for all limes that have
never trotted better than 2.35 to Harness ; beet 3 in 8.
Some day—Purse of 8100.—Free for all Horses that
never have trotted better than $2.40; best 3 in 6 to
Wagon.
May 16—Purse of 3300.—Free for all" Green" Horses
that have never trotted in public ; best 6 in 6 to
Harness
M. 17—Puree of 3150.—Free for all Harass that
have never trotted better than 2.40,2 miles ann repeat
to Harness.
Same day—Puree of 8160.—Free for all five-year old
Colts ; beet a in 11 to Harness.
May 22—Purse of $1260 —Free for all Horses owned
in the State of Pennsylvania. 2 =lea and repast to
saddle.
Three or more Entries to make *Race.
The above ntries will positively &ose on the Seth of
April with 10 per cent. at Janneey & Goodin's
Western Hotel, 526 MARKET Street. above Eighth
street, at 9 o'olook P. M. All entries must be sealed.
and will emotively close as above mentioned. all En
tries mist bedireeted to D. F. WARD.
apis:dmple4 PfoOfiettlf Of SoffOlk Parks
LILLIE'S SAFE DEPOT REMOVED
to No. 21 South SEVENTH Street, near the
• • ninklin frustitute.
The undersigned. thankful for past favors, and being
determined to merit future patronage, has secured an
elegant and convenient core, and has now on hand a
large assortment of Lillie e Celebrated Wrought and
Chilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Safe., (the one
ernody fire and burglar proof safes made.) Also. Lai
lio's Wing& ied,Spelr Vault, Safe. and Sank Looks.
Lillie's , Dana Vault Doors and Looks Will be famished
to order on short notice. This is the strong_eut, beat
protected, and cheapest Door and Look yet offered.
Also, particular attention is called to Ljllie'e New
Cabinet Safe for Plate, Jewelry, &o, This Safe us con
ceded to anywise in utile and elegance anything yet of
fered for this purpose, and lithe only one that is !strict
ly fire and burglar proof.
&moist have now on hand to tWent7 of
Panel, Herring, & Co.'s Safes , most of them neerlY
new, and some forty of other makers, (imprimis a
complete assortment as to sixes, and all lately ex.•
changed for the now Celebrated Lithe Sale. They will
be sold at very low prices. Please call and_elsMine.
ja2s4lif M. O. aIADJAH. Agent.
am .
gymTs it, WATSON'S
SALAMANDER SAFES.
STORE
304 CHEST UT STREET.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
hoodA. bugs variety of FIRE-PROOF SAFES Minis o
. mh34l
kig.FOR SALE—A Gray MARE, Har
ness, and Bugler; mare 8 years old; gentle in
harm's. Address Box 1930 Post °Moe. arl7-6t
DR. J. WIRE, No. 30 North
FIFTif Street; fIfILAGELPRIA -- Trediti
sueoessfuily. if applied to in tape. all diseases
of the LUNGE. Htt OAT and HEART, and
frequently entree CONGUNIPTION in its third and teat
stage. Re also restores all curable diseases of the BYE
and EAR. Re has riven them his entire attention for
he pest P) years. Will visit patients, when deeiredjat
heir residences. ava-Im it,
WEST CHEBT4I
o and PRI L eiDELPRIA.
ROA D. via Id e4ll A. IVOTICE TO PA'ESONSr
SEEKING - SUMMER BOARDING.-1a order to
furs lab inoressed 1- ollities during the immune:Bummer.
the West Cheater and Philadelphia Railroad Company
intend roof ing not less than six daily trains sack WAY
between Philadelphia and West Cloister, one of arn l oh
will be at eight. imams:ding with two daily train. ',oh
wan on the Philadelphia and Inaitimore Central Rail
road (except Elundivya. when there will he two Mains
each war between Philadelphia and West Chester.)
Person accommo d at e d ing in the 009 WWI' end We.
will be by this arrangement. low:ding
for the summer can n. w be ohtsioed at the min) de
sirable localities basing high end healthy siltation% MI
the West chewer and Philadelphia and Philadelphia
and Baltimore Central Ithilrondg• For Rates for sea
son Coupon Tickets. &a i ring,. at th_e Volta Office. in
the - Depot, N. E. corner MUM KEEN TR and PdAR
eltreets. HENRY WOOD,
apl3-raws tor _ General Bneerintendent.
FOR NEW YORK.
NEW DAILY LINE. via Delaware and
REITIOD
rhile4olphia and New York Baer ma MOM:ph:At gam ,
pally receive freight on and after MONDAY. 28th
instant, and leave daily at IP. re delivering their (lar
vae in New York the following days.
Freights taken at reseenamo rat. *.
WE. - P. CLYDE. Matti
No.
NO. 14 SOD w ri.
I A.CdES Agan't*
Piers 14 and 15 EAsT ILIYEtt, New
mk144111.
&digit FOR NEW YORK. - THE
Phtladelrhia Stet= Propeller Company
will commence their business for the moon on Monona.
18th Inst.
Their Steamer". are now r .
freight at Beeped
Pier above W &Mut street.
Terms amiommoasting. Moly to
M BAIRD & CO..
224 Ponth . Delawere Avenue.
VißstriAL NuTION.—SHiPPARIS WILL
P... 7 pease. take ootioo that the 50u1,h Carolina 8.. B.
zatarr,«SmNiefar,73ldAtAlit,lATlVln iggr
be oonegood to olky
- Mowry. T. 13. k T. G. BUDD will forward all goods to
their address. A. lih,RON , & go,.
mhe No 1516 North WHARyK.I.
nAtiatti.—l° times Gardner Phipps CO.&
extra sugar Cured, covered Baum • &maga uerors
C, Ch , pig h. Co. do , do., for sale by C. U. SAMBA &
ti O% 103 ARCH Street, second floor above FrOg. nP6
(1.11EE8141-800 boxes Lierkimer County
Cheese on consignment, and for sale by C.C. BAD
iER & CO., 103 ARCH street, seomd dooracme
font.
- "LI
• Latour'
OLLVE 011 .--rure oiive oil,
R.E7ttIV-
THE „TURF.
SAFES.