that the desire to get away from Baltimore by a
l a rge number of Union•loving aids.= We. moat
laterite. The American flag was floating from
Fort m o gonry as they passed down the river, and
w ss heartily cheered by the passengprs.
fleshless is almost entirely suspended in Beau.
wo re, and merchants are anxious to consign their
toads to Western houses. Governor Mob ir
tug
posed to be a strong Union man, but it was feared
that he would be compelled to yield to the neves
goo feeling in Baltimore.
SIMMS OP CONTRABAND (MODS.
Testerdny m orning, Officers Sehlemm and Rem
ittal, of the reserve corps, seised a large quantity
cfsheetlead, at Washington street wharf, which was
directed to I'riniaNl2 k Co., Memphis, Tenn., and
o be forwerded. from Memphis to Jackson, Miss.
it was dove up in sheets, wrapped in long oylin
leo, each of which required the combined strength
afar men to lift it from the ground.
The Whole lot comprised from three to four WU_
hogshead, containing lead pipe, was also
wired at ilia tame time, and carried with the
;beet lead to the Mayor'a ofhoe, where it is now
detained in the back yard.
'lrma seizures follow hard upon the seizure of
kospsacks, kettle, eta., loot week. They evidence
the satisfeotory character of Philadelphia vigi
jam The Mayor should straightway order all
y e rebtabsn depots in the neighborhood of the
,;ty to be guarded. Artioles are doubtless ship
rad by the wholesale to the South from rsecrupn
pus m anufacturers in our midst. Let the people
Weirdly mark these demonstrations.
ARRIVAL OF WASHINGTON PASBENONRS.
yesterday, at half-past one o'clock, a passenger
train arrived at the Baltimore depot, Broad and
prime streets, bringing pasaengers from Washing
ton and Baltimore. The train name through from
girr e.de-Grace. The passengers came from Baal-
A ro tallarre-de•Grace in a propeller boat. leaving
r.illiMOre at ill o'clock on the preview evening.
the track is clear all the way to Havre-de-Graoe.
The Baltimore passengers state that a demand
made by the Maryland authorities upon the
z , ma ander at Fort McHenry to surrender it at
tae time of their departure. The commander re•
f e ed, and replied that if they made an assault he
walld open fire upon the laity. From the feeling
m anifested in Baltimore, at the time of the pro
peller leaving, the passengers entertained no doubt
that a vollition occurred, and that a battle was
GSNEEAL SMALL'B Dli141;1MB.
central William F. Small publishes a oard in
the Siosiay Transcript of yesterday, defending
whin from aspersions of rashness and impru
dent's. Hs says, among other matters:
Foreseeing, at a very early period in the his-
Imy of the present unhappy divisions of the oont -
D 7. that a physical conflict between the friends
ar.i enemies of the Union was inevitable, I com
muted the organization of a regiment of volun
mei for service in defense of the National Govern
mast Colonel Charles Angeroth, about the same
time. originated a similar movement among the
carman citizens, and a junction of the two regt
;iota WEB effected, and the Washington Brigade'
vet plated under my command, in a condition for
izErediate service.
Immediately after this organisation was com
p:Bird, the servals of the brigade were tendered
is he form, to the President of the United &total
eri the Governor -of Pennsylvania. Both offers
vire subsequently accepted, and I considered My
/elf folly authorized to take such action, as the
ma-ander of the brigade, as might be rendered
re cesnry by any emergency which might arise.
Mera were therefore issued to the troops to per
fe: their organization and hold themselves in
rtdinees fcr prompt action. I telegraphed to the
War Department and to the Mato authorities, se.
licking orders for arms and equipments; but, in
maven° of the pressure of other demands upon
tiem. the replies received from the respective head
:niters only indicated the earnest desire of the
itnartmeute for present action on my part.
fin the lsth I was informed that it was desirable
dp ., nld have a regiment from Pennsylvania in
Wubington at once. To which iaformation was
tiled the remark If you can have yours here
hem, the close of the week it will be wanted
Eicipmenta, arms, ,ko , will. of eourse, be farnialted
'ma on being mustered into service." Thili wee
'-sowed by an omolal telegram from Washington,
;wing " Your brigade will be accepted, if you
:al bare It here this week."
Oa the same day I received a telegram from the
Secretary of the Commonwealth, saying : " Your
:ender of the services of your command is accepted.
your elves in reatlinotre to march on abort
73:1m Answer, stating number of men."
With all the zeal and energy I could muster,
sni with the support and confidence of as good a
body of officers and men as can be found any
wtere. every arrangPment was made to perfect an
t?satizatiora I solicited arms and accoutrements.
bwt did not receive them. I attach no blame to
any department for this failure to furnish arms.
tens=e I know and appreciate the difficulties
rhi:h always surround and embarrass arrange
ment.' made under snob circumstances.
To my telegraphic desperich to. Washington,
rating that I could send one regiment to the
capital by Thursday or Friday, but that it was
deiirable to arm and equip them here, I received
reply that I should remain until mustered into
=emcee in this city-
Ma telegram reached me about noon on the
I7th last. , and r should have waited for the 110113.
tering officer, had I not received at eleven o'clock
at night a message direct from Washington, by a
gentleman who lett that city at three o'clock in
the afternoon_ stalicg that my brigade was much
needed, and earnestly looked for there.
Ott /earning that the Massaelinsetts regiment
*sold reach here in time to be despatched to
wiAilegion on Thursday night, and ,feeling confi
i,o that easy had a averment force to eovern
::ements. I ordered seven IJOI. Van
e's regiment, and five of Col. Angeroth's, to
~i , • =ble at the Baltimore depot at 10 o'clock that
vrt! The detachment was placed under the
ramird of Lient Col _Berry. of the First regi
supported by Lieut. Col. Schoenleber, and
Galman. of the Second. The companies were
irz.rtly at the dept, but, as the Illasseehnsetta
mirient did not arrive for a long . time afterwarda,
esi et one of the oars, containing a part of our
: - me broke down before the train was fairly
r.:ted, the troops did not leave the depot until
:Irre &deck in the morning.
The train was a heavy one, and indeed of reach.
i Baltimore, as it should have done, and was in
:tiled TO do, at or before daylight, it did not sr
rze there until nearly 12 o'clock, noon. The
!in - 41es, workshops, mills and schools were jest
rrethg their doers to a busy and .excited reptile
sod the appearance of the troops was a signal
I .:Llirtarbance of the peace The necessity for
::Auerrirg the men trom the Baltimore to the
A - iibivon depot by horse cars increased the diffi
oar progress, and gave the enemies of the
.3 .. , :troment an opportunity of throwing obstruo
oy.:4 In the way of our advance. These opportn-
Li:at were eagerly embraced. The rails wore torn
7?.004. every other means adopted which inge•
: - .lto could devise to . prevent our transit through
.
:le city . The result IS now well known.
THE DEFLECBS OF THE CITY.
/37t Mifflin was garrisonfsi on Friday by 175
Ift. Fort Delaware on Thursday by 105 men
Lem defences were of the utmost importance. It
7 " remains to secure the land-fastnesses of the
ty on the south west The Trezn-servt enumerates
?`O boring matters as necessary for immediate
cr.doo:
1. That the collector of this port shall not here-
E:e: grant any clearances to ports of the United
Et=•e rehiob ere in rebellion against the Federal
, Argi , ire. The collectors of Boston and New
1" , !lz have notice to the same effect.
2 That to prevent the complicity of any Philo
'atlthia shipping merchants with the South, the
ozharitiel shall arrest the nest offender for treason,
make an example of him who shall ship oon•
:nines! erticlee to any Southern pinto, Partici,
will rile be more careful to inquire about the eon
ono of packages to be shipped, and if satisfaotory
roulettes are not given to them by their ens
znere as to the articles, they can either refuse
gee or, in case of deception. report their names
to tie legal authorities for punishment. If some-
Litt of ibis tied is not done, the people may And
'?are summary way to punish traitor'.
‘.% The citizens cognizant, or even auspicious of
S l 6Blllllloe of secret cabala, plotting the destrua
zsa aF Philadelphia --and there are euoh in our
a,a —shall trantlanit said intelligence at once to
ihl:4ittd states Marshal, or the Chief of the De
tev3ve Police Force. The Mayor has issued hie
i r r!laeletion. that treason will not be permitted in
_talr." , lphis, and his °Mobile are bound to ob
vete the requirements of the proolamation Bar
lern Bockley—a devoted Union man—has the
=ices in hand.
, 4 The organisations or Horne and Vigilance
. .*,ltris ill every precinct of the city. Let each
510;,5,•Ceremv, Literary Association, Faculty, or
bed), act upon this suggestion at once, and
;:, ° adl citizen accustom himself to rifle and mite
lits. Let the whole male populace of
c‘Ty become so many soldiers, do_ muster at the
•.!• tf the Mayor, at any moment, to defend the
CIZy.
The organisation of a naval brigade, to ply in
'1...i lower waters of the Delaware. A call has al
'OS been issued to organize in the city of New
T* a volunteer naval brigade, in which Beaman
grades may have an opportunity of display
-4 their patriotism It is to be entirely volun
-11. and will plea° but little restraint on its
;There. The arms provided for the brigade
am on g range Minnie rifles, twelve-pound how
and the great guns of our forts.
CzotaiNu FOR PaiINSYLVANIA TROOPS.
Ile State Administration being informed by the
:;atitnal Administration that, under the act of
5 - I •osth State would Le required to furnish um
. 410. for its own troops, Governor Curtin has taken
rar,st energetic steps to provide for the deli
lie therefore requested Robert L. Martin,
of Delaware county, formerly a well-known
P hiladelphia, .1/ o
-- - I .otielphia, with Captain Goo ',,' 1,11 tinted States Army, to primed to Phila.-
and provide at once uniforms for ten
.antd. Pennsylvania troops.
~t;:has bete the demand for military clothing
-t a'att utterly impossible to eripply the ti e " -
o reontraot or in the regular way. The gen
t.,, 10 whom the duty woe entrusted immedi
;tly took the most endive measures. The order
11',Igirett on Saturday afternoon ; the Girard
tfl 4a Tee engaged, and before eight o'clock aome
4i t tweets cutters were at work. On Mon
:, 7 410 :11ing one thousand women will be engaged
~.
l narieg up the clothing, which will be si:tidied
i elt ' b t la :en days. Mr. Martin has received thirty
ri. l „l;rata ladies of the city, offering their ear
enerittend the working of the woman.
6 / 1 /e
will be tosljacnstead.kets made, and Our men will
blouses
"stota street, in front of the Girard, was
With people , who could not divine what
? ,.% . cg on inside the building.
4"2 t'acnrr--itlE PHILADELPHIA TROOPS.
in n .eury has made the following official
r,„
a =soie
-. nts
141. -
ty • Wallin J. Pleaeautonie hereby appointed,
c4,,vultie of the authority conferred on Tee, by
hit.astee of Councils. passed April 19th' eighteen
tt e ITV Ind slaty-one to be the Commander of
ij,:tos Guard of th e n ity of Philadelphia.
gn," i hereby authorized, forthwith, to organise, z,„ : 1.. e direction of the Mayor, a force to be
et the
residents of Phlledelphis, far
artillery, infantry, and light infantry
Aeirwill be obeyed and respacted accordingly.
'
measures are being taken to form a corps
e O 4 l er 'et, to be called the " Homo Guard," to
14, 11 t a f f" l3 regiment. of ten oompanies of SO
40 b, in the Tarim wards of the city. Meet-
ings have been held In several wards, to cowry out
this intention, and the probability is, that there
will soon be a reserved °oriel of nearly ten thou
sand more men, armed and drilled, ready to take
the deld, if necessary.
The total number of men new enrolled in the
various organizations, and ready for immediate
service, may be summed up as follows :
=E=EII!
Artillery Regiment . . . . . men
Infantry Regiment 1,000 men
Regiment of National Guards 1,000 men
Rifle Battalion 400 men
RECORD BRIGADE-
Artillery Battalion 500 men
Infantry Regiment 700 men
THIRD BRIGADE,
Philadelphia City Gnard B.egiment I. 000 men
Philadelphia Light Guard Regiment....l,ooo men
SOott Legion Regiment
Total . 7 600 men
This does not include Gen. Small's command,
which will probably number about 2,000 men,
This would make the total force of men now wider
arms in our city nearly ten thousand.
It is said to be the intention of Governor Curtin
to take command of the Pennsylvania troops in
person, and that his uniform is now being made in
this city,
TUE COLORED ramtnar,rntatts FORMING 11,1462-
A number of prominent colored men are now
raising two regiments at the Masonic Hall in South
Eleventh street, and hundreds of brawny ebony
men are ready to fill up the ranks if the State will
accept their services. Peril and war blot out all
distinction- of race and rank. These colored sol
diers should be attached to the Home Guard.
They will make Herculean defenders. Colored
men, it will be remembered, fought the glorious
battle of Red Bank when the oily was in peril in
1777. The following is the address :
The time has arrived in the history of the great
Republic when we may again give evidence to the
world of the bravery and patriotism of a race, in
whose hearts burns the love of country, of freedom,
and of civil and religions toleration. It is these
grand principles that enable men, however pro
scribed. when possessed of true patriotism, to say :
t. lily country,
right or wrong, I love thee still."
It is trite the brave deeds of oar fathers, sworn
and subscribed to by the immortal Washington of
the Revolution of 1776. and of Jackson and others,
in the War of 1812, have failed to bring us into re
cognition as citizens, enjoying those rights so dearly
bought by those noble and patriotio lives.
It is true. that our injuries in many respects are
groat ; fugitive-slave laws, Dred Scott deoisions,
indictments for treason, and long and dreary
months of imprisonment. The remit of the moat
unfair rules of judicial laveinigation has been the
pay we have received for ourcsolteitude, sympathy,
and aid in the dangers and difficulties of those
" days that tried men's coals."
Our duty, brethren, is not to cavil over past'
grievances. Let us not be derelict to duty in the
time of need, While we remember the past, and
regret that our present position in the country is
not such auto create within us that burning zeal
and enthusiasm for the field of battle which in
spires other men in the full enjoyment of every
civil and religious.emolument, yet let us endeavor
to hope for the future, and improve the present
suspicions moment for creating anew our claim
upon the justice and honor of the republic ; and
above all, let not the honor and glory achieved by
our fathers be blasted or sullied by a want of
the heroism among their eons. Let ua, then, take
up the sword. trusting to God, who will defend the
right, remembering that these are other days than
those of yore—that the world to-day is on the side
of freedom and universal political equality.
That the war cry of the howling leaders of eases
don and treason is, let us drive/ back the advance
guard of civil and religious freedom; let us have
more slave territory let tie build stronger the
tyrant system of slavery in the great American
republic. Remember, too, that your very presence
among the troops of the North would inspire your
oppressed brethren of the South with zeal for the
overthrow of the tyrant system, and confidence in
the armies of the living God—the God of truth,
justice, and equality to all men.
With a knowledge ofyour seal and patriotism,
and a hope of its early development, we are yours
for God and humanity. A. M. GREEN,
THOMAS BOWER,
Philadelphia, April 20
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS FROM CHESTER
On Saturday evening, a company of,. 150 men,
calling themselves the Chester Guards, arrived
in this pity, from Chester, Delaware county, Pa.,
by way of the Wilmington and Biltimoro Rail
road. They were all in citizens' dress, and the
most of them wore red, white and blue rosettes,
and many of them carried small American flags.
They have gone to Harrisburg.
ARRIVAL OF SMALL . ARMS
5,000 stand of muskets arrived in this oily, on
Saturday and Sunday, and were taken in charge
of by the proper authorities. They will be dis
tributed to the troops to-day.
Market street presents a gay and patriotic ap•
pearanoe. From many of the stores the stars and
stripes are waving. and in some eases the national
colors are floating from the centre of ropes suspend
ed across the street. On Saturday morning a bag
nificenat flag was added to this array, at Third and
Market. The flag in this-instance was rendered
all the more a matter "of interest and admiration
to the citizens in that vicinity, on cosount of its
having been wrought entirely by the young ladies
employed in the establishment—Mr. Simon
tar's umbrella warehouse,. on the northwest ear-
- .rne - flag is tw.ive by twentytesti and TN
graced with a tri-color thirty feet streamer. At
12 o'elook, Mr- Baiter reelptocated this timely
sot of his employees, some fifty in all, by enter
taining them with a collation of lemonade, oake,
and various other good things.
COMMENDABLE LIBERALITY.
It is gratifying to find that, with the perils
which have been suddenly precipitated upon us,
many of the best attributes of our nature have been
groused to aotion Every one, in fact, seems desi
roue of contributing his or her quota to the great
work for the country now required at our hands.
In not a few instances the greatest generosity has
been exhibited by merchants towards the clerks.
Prom the house of Shspleigh, Rue, a Co., No. 329
Market street, three clerks have already enrolled
in companies that have been accepted, to go at a
moment'a notice; two as officers, and one in the
ranks. Others in the same house are preparing to
go. The firm, with characteristic liberality, are
furnishing, at their own expense, the outfit of all
who go as privates ; and the guarantee to every man
the situation he now leaves, on his return. This
is a noble exempla, and deserves general emula
tion.
ROME GUARDS, THIRTEENTH WARD
If there was any doubt as to the patriotism of
the citizens of the Thirteenth ward, it was dispelled
by the large and enthusiastic meeting of the
"Home Guards," at Baranak Hall, Eighth and
Callowhill streets, for drill and complete organize.-
tion. One hundred and eighteen fine-looking men
were enrolled, and the oath of allegiance is the
Constitution of the , United States and the State of
Pennsylvania administered. The scene was most
impressive. As the citizens who have taken this
matter in hand so early are known to be prompt
and energetic, there is little doubt that this
"pioneer corps" of the Home Guards will be one
of the largest and most efficient in the oily. It will
number two hundred men to-night. The arms' are
ready for them, so that the corps will at once be
put into active service, under the command of the
gallant Colonel Plessonton.
IfiflegLz.mmove
At a meeting of the employeea of the Philadel
phia Gas Works, at Point Breeze, held on Satur
day, it was unanimously agreed that each would
contribute, as far as his means would allow, to
wards the support of the wives and families of those
who had left the works to defend their country.
Over $2OO was immediately trabscribed.
The First Regiment of Infantry, Col. Win. D.
Jr_., will meet in Washington Square, at 12
o'olook to•day, to be mustered into service. The
following companies will compose the regiment:
State Feneibles, 2 companies; Washington Blues,
2 companies; National Graye, 2 companies ; Zon
ate!, 1 company; Garde Lafayette, 1 company;
Minute Men of '76, 1 company ;
.Voltigeurs, 1 cow ,
PaThic
The friends of company D, Regiment of National
Guards, gave a fine testimonial to the following
officers on Saturday night:
Captain Joseph Ellis, Lieut. Eason, Lieut. Jas.
B. Smith, Ensign Roffman.
The testimonials eonaisted of Colt's Patent Navy
Revolvers, moat beautiful artlelea, one of which
was given to each °Moor. They are valued at $4O
sash.
We understand that a meeting of the Bar of
Philadelphia will be held at 10 o'clock, this morn
ing, to take measures to collect $50,000 for the pur
pose of pursinsing equipments for the volunteer
companies.
A GOOD EXAMPLI3.—We understand tbat
about thirty ladies of the Continental Hotel were
busily engaged yesterday In freaking. up clothing
for the PonneylTenia Volunteers, under the dime.
tion of Cant. George Gibson, of the United States
Arsenal. Such assistance is much needed, and
will doubtless be cheerfully rendered.
LEGAL INTEL LII6IENCE.
On Saturday but little business was done in the
courts. In the Quarter Sessions it was fonud al
most impossible to get witnesses to stay in, the
nowt room. The sound of the fife end drum was
fouud too powerful to be resisted, and a number of
esses'of habeas corpus - wont over In consequence
of the atisenoe of important witnesses. The
jurors in this court have also become filled
with the present patriotio feeling, and an evi
dence was given of it on Friday. A case of
assault and battery was tried, in which the
prosecutor complained of a severe beating at
the hands of his landlord. In answer to this
it came out that the man had made use of some
insulting allusion to the American flag, whereupon
his landlord knoakad him down. The jury thought
be was served right, as they returned a verdiot of
not guilty, and ordered the prosecutor to pay the
cost ($l4 )
Nmi PlanT3—JuStice StrOng.—The court
was in session all the morning, and a number sf
rules and orders were entered. In the case of the
Minehill and Schuylkill Raven Railroad Company
vs. the Malmo) , and Broad Mountain Coal Com
pany, an order was entered referring the matter to
a master to report on the propriety, &o of the pro-
posed connections to be made by defendants with
plaintiffs' road • also, whether the crossing at the
grade at Locust Ridge can be avoided by crossing
tinder or over the road, &o.
The case of D. S. Stetson do Co. vs. The Liver
pool and London Fire Inman** Company was nn
der argtoniat On the mot 4 forarule fors new
trial. William M. Meredith appeared for defend
anti; aid Dd. Ruud Timor for plaintiffs: -
Public Amusements.
Tas OFEBA—THA GALA NATIONAL FNBFON.N
ANON TO-NIONT,—The mason of the Atwoolated A.r
limbs terminated on Saturday, but they have
delayed their departure until to-morrow for the
purpose of giving a grand national gala perform
ance this evening--having generously resolved,
after paying the absolutely necessary expenses,
TO devote one-hait the proceeds to the Volunteer
Relief Fund.
The whole of the interior of the house will be
decorated with national ensigns and emblems, and
the exterior illuminated by oalaium lights. The
opera will be the patriotic and superb one of the
"Sicilian Vespers," with Coition, Brignoli, Barili ,
Susini, and Ferri, (who makes hie first appearance
since his recent illaess,) in the principal roles.
Prior to the opera, however, our national anthem,
‘• Rail Columbia, "
will be performed by the grand
orchestra, and "The Star-Spangled Banner" sung
by the prineipal artiste and chorus ; whilst, after
the opera, the great liberty duet, from "I Puri
tact," will be sung by Signora Ferri and Susini.
We hBpe there will be no vacant place in the
Aoademy to-night, and that all the ladies will ap
pear in full costume, and display the national
colors.
,400 men
1,200 men
2,000 mon
1,000 men
WALNUT•STREET THEATRIL—Mr. Bothern, the
admirable comedian who created so great a furore
here a short time since, makes his reappearance
this evening in his famous dual role of Lord .1) un
dreary
,and hie brother Sam, in " Our American
Cousin at Horne,"
,in which he achieved such a
brilliant success the last time he was with us. Se
veral new features will be introduced, and the
scenery will be all new. Had we even space at
command, we need give no lengthened notice of
Mr. Bothern's re entre; his fame and popularity
are toe thoroughly established to require it, but
we shall be on hand to report progress.
BENEFITS A? ARCH.STRZET THCATRX —For the
present weak three benefits are announced at the
Arch. In each instance the bentfieraire has the
advantage of being a favorite with the public.
This evening, Mr. Wheatley nails upon his friends
and patrons to muster around him. The perform
ances will be the fine old play of " The Belle's
Stratagem," and the sensation piece, " Six Degrees
of Crime." The part of Doncourt, in the comedy,
which he has not played here for years, is one of
those personations in which Mr. Wheatley excels,
which, in t,his " fast age, we too rarely see. Mr.
Wheatley, now ac ever, may count en a full hone*.
Miss who has no equal on the stage in the
double line of old women and eccentric comedy,
has her benefit on Wednesday evening.' The per
lormatoes will consist of ' ° Playing with Fire" and
" Married Life." This lady ought to have a great
house, for she deservea it Oa Friday evening,
Miss Emma Taylor appeals to her friends, and the
new comedy of " The School for Coquettes" will
be, played for the first time, (with film Drew in s
leading part.) followed by "The Toodies," in
which Miss Wells and Mr. Clarke win play, and
"Tom Cringle " This is an attractive programme.
MISS ANNIE LONSDALE FIRST IN THE FIELD.—
This popular and talented comedienne and 'mallet
has determined on a little scheme of her own to
aid the good cause to the best of her ability. She
proposes going on a professional tour immediately,
and giving half the proceeds to a fund for the
relief of the lone mothers and those who have gone
to aorona their country, and the widows of those
who fall in doing so. The cause is a holy one, and
God speed her endeavors. She should have a
start in Philadelphia to begin with. Where shall
it be. and who will aid her? The funds derived
will be distributed by a committee of prominent
citizens hero. The great original " Good for
Nothing Nan" is proving herself good for Borne
thing.
PROF6BSOR AVDEESON, Jr., the only son of the
veritable wizard of that name, and his aid-da.eanap
from childhood, commences a series of seances
moBique et mysterieuse, at Concert hail this eve
ning, on his own amount, with an entirely new and
splendid apparatus and a host of new feats—magi
oal and illusionary. lie will be assisted by his
sister, a charming young lady, and a fine vocalist
and pianist.
MCDONOUGH'S OLYMPIC THEATRE. —For one
month. from this evening this theatre will be Closed,
and during this time Mr, McDonough patriotically
offers the free use of the whole building for mili
tary use. The stage, cleared of its scenery, will
make a first rate place for drill.
THE STEREOPTICON.—This is decidedly the last
weck of this exhibiticn, and Abel & Leyland, de
termined to make it the best, will exhibit not only
a portrait of Major Anderson, but a variety of ao•
curate views from the seat of war. There will be
matinees on Wednesday and Saturday.
FINANCIAL. AND COIIIMERCIA.L.
The Money Market.
The Stock market still tends downward, Read
ing Railroad shares having to-day touched 15;
Pennsylvania Railroad stock sold at 374; Harris
burg Railroad, 501 ; Norristown Railroad, 48 ;
Camden and Amboy, 112 ; Minehill, 55 ; Farmers'
and Mechanics' Bank stock, 501. Pennsylvania
Fives maintain a goad price, selling to-day at 84,
and the first mortgage bonds of the Pennsylvania
sold at UM That Tr..-
telt is lifeless.
In the Money market there is nothing doing.
The one topic. of the day absorbs all attention and
conversation, and though the quotations of rates are
the same as before, they are merely nominal.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company has de
slaved a semi-annual dividend of three per eent.,
clear of State tax, payable on and after the 15th of
May.
Philadelphia Stock Exchange Sales,
FIRST BOARD
2000 fauna Ist mort.— 90
J 0 Reading R..55wn 15,54
50 do lAI4
EIOO do 25.
18 00
50 Hazleton Coal—bs 43
JO ienna n C & Nit
BET WEE
22 Lehigh-- —..
SECOND
1000 Pram a 88...., 84
1000 Reading '44 'Ws.. 90
1000 do '4l 'Eles_. 90
9040 Penne R Ist snort 100
1000 do Ist snort 1(0
1000 do let snort 100
2000 Race & Vine-et 76 35
OLO3IIIG PRI
Bid. Asked
Philadelphia - 94
Plain 6s R. _ 94
94s -new- £8 100
Penns. 5e.....-
84
Rood .
Ish
Rand We46.. u .
f 0 81
Rend nit 65 •a) EOY.i 90,4
Read mt fle 'B6.- 70 7051
Penns. It ex-div. 97 37%
Penns R mt6a 82 88
Morris Can con. -. 5134
Morris Uan Pid.lo9 10931
Bob rowite_ 88
Philadelphia Markets.
The Flour market continues very dull, and prices, if
anything, are weak. There ie no shipping demand, and
the sales are confined to email lots for the supply of the
h o me trade from et 5734 to tAll per bbl for common and
good superfine; $5.623‘46.76 for extras. and $6 SIX Up
to $7 for extra family and fttnoy lota. The receipts are
moderate, and the stook, particularly of the better
grades. light. RT6 Flour and Corn Meal are very quiet.
The former is held at $3373,103 50. and the latter at
412 76 por bhl for Permrstvama Meal.
GRAlN.—There II a moderate demand for Wheat, and
prioes are hardly maintained. Bales of 5.000 bushels
good and prime Pennsylvania red at $1.80411 32 per
bushel, and small lots of white at sl4o®i 50, as in qual
ity. Dye is cull at 68a for Pennsylvania and North
Diver. Corn is coming forward freely, and prime lots
are in at last bat inferior ni
hales of 10, demand 000 bushelsquotations,
prime MT new Tallow at 620,
afloat, and 600810, in store, inoluding 1,800 bushels damp
Oatsand 2 000 bushe me white at 620630. afloat.
re held firmly at 53%0 for Pentsylvania and Me
32%0 for Delaware. Barley is dull at !Weak' Bathing
doing in Barley Malt.
Corson is at a atand-atill, and we have no roles to-day
to alter quotattoge i most holders are asking an ad
vance.
Baax.—The receipts of Quercitron are small. and it
is in demand at the advance, with tales of 25 Ws No 1
at $26.60. For Tanners' Bark prices are nominal
esoorotise.—But bole doing. Of Curse. there is not
ninon left in first hands. Broali tales of Rio at 12%m
1044. and Las roma at leXa.4 months.
imotrietoWa —There is a firm feeling in the market,
but not much doing t 200 bbls mess Pork sold at 910.
cash
attEhr. are very quiet. The offerings of Cloverseed
are light and the demand limited. email sales of fair
and prime at $475 to 4.8731 per bushel. Timothy is
worth $2.60e2.623G. Flaxseed is steady at 91.4301.60
peWyttrzYr ousbet.
is held higher. Amen sales of Ohio bbls at
Ita‘a• Prennertvania do at 1214 alga t MAI at 17612%e,
and dredge at 16310170.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SEE FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED.
Steamship Mimeos Sprague, Matthaei& 18 hours from
Boston, with mdse and paaeengers to Henry Winsor.
Passed off New Castle. ship Grey Eagle, from Rio.ja.
neiro. and hark Kanawha. from Savre,nati.
Bark Arthur White. Kelly. 7 paps from St John, N B.
in ballbat TON A Soudor ih Co, Timed up lir rug W B
Rooney. At 7 A M.passed ship Hannan Crofter, for
Belfast, at anchor off Bombay Hook ; brigs Calvert, and
Loans°, off Delaware C ty, going down.
Ship Grey Eagle, Hughes, from Rio Janeiro March
15th. with coffee to Butter, Newhall & Co. Left ship
.Innins, bliftlatol3. from Cardiff for et Thomas, costal in
a few days; barks - Panama, Graves, from London, uno,
waiting; Adeline 0 Adams, Hemingway. from Boston,
do; Onion. Davis. from Boston. do; Charlata. Crowell,
from Newport. do; Parana . Lowell. from New York,
do; Gen Smoker. Leonard, from Cadiz, do; Mahlon
Williamson, Sohafforth, from Antwerp, do; Wheatland.
Peacock, from Philadelphia, do; Leighton, Brought.
from New Orleans, do: Sally Magee. Soule„from and
for Richmond. to sail anon. with 1,0(0 bags coffee; Chan
ticleer, Retch. from Riehmond. line, waiting; 61 E
Spearing, Rogers, from Singapore, uno. Mims, arr 6th;
Ploresta. Welsh, from Philadelphia, nun, wafting; arr
6th; Justine", Marshall. from Montevideo , do do, arr
11th; W H Newman, Gayer, from Baltimore. discs, do
do; Reindeer, Coutts, from Philadelphia, via Pernam
buco, do, arr 13th; brigs W Rowland, Rowland, Bue
nos Payee, Mediterranean, waiting; Y M Tinker ` tier
lisle, Bangor, uno, do; Borth Point, South. NOW ors,
do do; Sprite: Price. do do do; Evetine Rutter, Chace,
Charleston, Belize for orders; Mary. Wilson, Balti
more. disc'. arr 6th; J 13 George, New York. do. arr
Sth; T W Lucas. Seaver. Fernandina. do. arr 10th;
Fairfax, Clay pole. Montevideo. in ballast. Cr! Nth;
Mary A. Forrest. Gillespie, New York. via Bahia. aer
13 thi Bahia, Bartlett, New. York, err 13th; sohr Forest
King. Perry. do. discs, arr 6th. Foreign vessels char
tered to load for United States—Br barks Snowden,
Hampton Roads for orders; Marys, NoYr Orleans, ldg;
Bandy. Hook for orders; awed ship Andromeda.
New () deans; awed brig ThlllSa. SAM FratiOnON Br
bark , C. ontentini do, Bailed for United states—Marsh
If mull. do; March l ex changed aneastria, w i th s h ip
v"1"/". New York ; march 12, bark Glara
16. lat 93. long W signals with ship Re
solute of Now York. steering S.
MEMORANDA.
steamshipilankow, tiltradatfrom New York fur lions
Rung, before reported at halts MOTO for ranairs. returned
to B N hip ew o Y o r d r e k n i p t i tt ee ns ce st . honits.nsOA. from Ban Pranoisoo, ar
rived at New York 20th instant.
ship Minstrel. Clifford, for Valparaiso, cleared at
Boston 20th instant.
Ship Herald. Simmons, cleared at New York 20th in
stant for Bremen.
Baltic Nathaniel Cogswell, Flaintdin i sailed from Pro
vidence 19th instant for Platadelphia, to load for
Queenstown.
Bark AZetia, Davis. cleared at New York 20th instant
for Pernambuco.
Rohr J Ponder, Jr, Ellingsworth. from Port Penn. ar
find at /lesion 20tit instant
G Whildett, Neal, from Charleston, arrived at
Boston 20th instant.
Bahr J li BabOoak, hence, arrived at Batton
l'th inst.
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1861.
PHILADELPHEA, April O. Mt.
April 20,1061.
I 4
o -. a Penna C & P.... 3734
110 d
31.Worriatown. .... 49 7#
2 Bar riaburg
8 do
1 Frank & & milt—. 40
8 Lehigh dor' 8334
10 Cam & • mboy cash . n 2
oath 11
3 do
BOARDS.
2100 Frank & Booth 7a 91-
2000 West Pella R 75... 973 f,
60 Reading 16
.0 'Harrisburg-, • 60%
5 Farm at Maths Bk
61
60 do le%
16 do 60%
01613-11BAVY.
Asked.
Soh Nat , Imp as. - 76
Soh Nav 8M...-. .. 8
Soh Nay Prefd_ 11 17
Elmira 7s '73..-.,60 66
Long Island It V%
Loh GI&
Leh CI dc N eep-al 18
North Penns x .... g
N Pa R 6s..intof 84
N Penpa, R los.. - 102
Catawleas pref- - 7
Racearlrine-at R. 5 10
West Phila. It -.. 65
Amax. :o—Evening.
CITY ITEMS.
GENTS' FURNISHING Goons FOR SOLDIERS AND
ovuuts, can be bought to better advantage at the
hones of Messrs. R. C. Walborn & Co., for. 5 and 7
North Sixth street, than at any other mouse in the
trade, for the double reason that their tomtitles for fur
nishing this alum of articles are unequalled. and that
the head of the house, Mr. Walborn, ie a Patriot, and
has determined to render his business Imbservient to
the rood of those who are 'willing to serve their coun
try. His goods are the beet, and his prices unusually
low.
AN EXCITE: INDIVIDUAL.—A genius arrived at
our °Moe this morning in a high state of excitement,
and blundered out as follows: " BOLT Andersoo has
come home like a Major, and he is going to Rook him
self a Rashid to Suit his Wilson. at the Clostone Brow
ning Ball up Chestnut Street. After fanning our visi
tor, and begging him to oalm himself, he explained his
meaning in the following words: "Major Anderson
Au arrived home in the Baltic, and he is coming to this
city to buy himself a new suit at the Brown Stone
Clothing Mall of Rookhill & Wilson, Nos. 61.3 and 605
Chestnut street, above Sixth."
A GREAT CTIANGS.—Those persona—and they
are numerous—who may bernatter wish to
" Crack their jokes
With Granville Stokes,"
will have to proceed one door further west than his old
store, namely, 609 Chestnut street, where they Will find
a new and superb stook of cloths and ready-made cloth
me. that has just been obtained from the most celebra
ted sources, and all are offered at reduced Priem
Philadelphia may well be proud of her fashions- do fir
as gentlemen are concerned, they are absolutely con
trolled by eranvilic etekes, whose imlneaselY increas
ing trade has induced him to removed to his present
noble store, where he dispenses a gift kII every arti
cle sold. Hutto all his customers het .. " Come and
ii ll
examine for yourselves."
ARRIVAL 6 AT- TIE PRINCIPAL HOTER4,
UP TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST MOUT
CONTINENTAL, ROTEL—Ninth and Chestnut.
H L Bollman. Pittsburg B H Painter. Pittsbu rg
Chas 6 Rhodes, Cleveland James M Hrown, Ohio
F M Winater, Gen W W Smith, N Y
E Beebe, New York • G W Kinzer, California
J B Everhart or ail, W Chee John P IL Wentworth, Cal
6 Y . Boyd, Waehington, B C Mie C Wendell, Waeh,t)
Mre J B Libbey, Boston Geo W Fogg, Conoord
Thoe Firrustone New York ‘
he P Smith . Pittsburg
E Villard, New York W Leland, .New York
W T Watkins. New York CO Wood. 71 erre Danis
J F Mitchell, Virginia Thoe R Poarsoll, Jr. N
• Swalizey. Masa Chen A Sherman, N Y
• Smith, Charleeton Barnes, Portland, Me
• elawtree, D C J C totem'. Boston
F !Stone, New York R Cowan Pittenurig
Lteut H B..ltetrart,England Dr J A Winkler & la, Ga
.11.1 timson, lowa A M Eastman, N R
Geo S Merrill, Maas N Bleoketone, Connellav
Chas billet, Jr, Walsh F H. Fowler. New York
A?? Smith. Jr; Prov. R I Mre Smith. Prov, It I
. . . .
E B Bill. Albany. DI V.
Ring. Rockwell
Benj F Shock, Lancaster hire Atwosd, New York
Mrs Goode, New York Albert DavidsonN Y
A Moulton. Reading John C Davit. New York
:Sarni 31 Sprols, Newburg MUCUS P Norton. Troy
J Y.utton, Penney lyan ia John P Penney, Pittsburg
'rhos Williams. Pittsburg L 8,1 boon. California
1 Bradford & wf t Fa J 8 Warren. New York
W n Butter. N York Mr Chem, Ohio
A C Cole, Boston Mr Roach. Puila
- - ,
Chas A Sherman, N York C M Stokes, Phila
P Stevens. Boston Mies Reed, Boston
Mrs Richardson. Boston Mrs Morga". W Cheater
Wm Menses. New York H s.:nyder. Baltimore
T J Wooldridge & la. Va JP A Morgan. New York
E Sturges, New York W A Braille. New York
Mr Weliaii.New York Mr Earker, New York
P W Cram & la. Mamland W 0 Sado, Virginia
W B Morns& Boston W B Chapin, Pray, It I
W smith, Virginia F P Bedford. Virginia
James Bowie, Virginia F Arian. Virginia
W W Van Ness. New York L Pnee, New York
W T Partridge. New 'York 0 Mons. Jr, Ohio
T W Cooper. N Carolina W G Fry, New York
Wm Blaek, New York Wm Vourk, New York
M
Ch Weeks New York 11 R Werke, New York
C H Webb, New York J B Johnson. New York
J M Bennett, Phila M C Gray, Chester. Pa
G B MoCulloh, New York D Eteele. Jersey City
E E cooledge, Jersey City lw W Coadiet, Jr. do
Mr Baker, Chester Fred W Jones, Nrw York
Jaw W Gorman. New York H G Bar ea. Brooklyn
Wm F Patterson. Pottsville 0 W Rowe, New York
W 0 Arther- New York P W Hughes, Pottsville
H. Weldon & wf. Witeletort Miss Carlin, Brooklyn
A itkriaoM l Aletter Sarni D Wee, Albany
Albert F Ryan S S Wyckoff', New York
A T Westerville, N York G T Terkune. New York
Wm.) B Wall, New York D Moore, New York
P C Vaughan, New York AM So hada Mewling
W %Mame, New York W Miller,'New York
Geo Taylor, New York j Nt Chriefield, glow York
W Patten & la, New York Capt Farregut & fam, N Y
Theo Montt, Albany C Ladd. Hartford
Jae P Foster, US N Mr Webster & la. N York
Miss 111111IPS, New York Geo B Green, New York
Henry Faile, New York F W Webster & wf. Conn
A J Illeecker, New York It Dor, mitzer, New York
Geo B Brand, New York Sand Baker & Is, Alex
Chamberlin. Vermont N
Game. Florida.
C Vermont 14 G Toel. Paris
-•-•-•• - • • • - - •
Mrs R d Cox. WashD C Mrs N Rice. Wash, D C
mrs Davis, Wash. J C Jae Rogers & lam. Albany
Mrs Stumm', Albany Capt F Williams & Is. Va
Wl. Troubridge & wife Mrs MoAllie'er & child
Miss Denser Mrs Kellogg & 4 ch, Balt
L M Buhl & la. Baltimore J H Carter. litltimore
A D Crombie & la. lialtimli Mrs Ammidon & Z obi Balt
W H Denny. Pittsburg J D Chatelber, New Yolk
E R Wilson, New York S 9 Breed & In. New. York
A G Lay, New York Jithroi Dar. ntessaiihneetts
I) Ole Vice. Yew York Jonn 0 Whitaker, Motu le
T H Church. Mobile R Cowles, Cleveland
H C Winslow, Cleveland Geo W dhow, Ohio
B W Horton, Ohio W as Forbes. New York
J E Barnett, r inuionati Col C P woloots• ohm
R i Pars”css, Ohio tomes .1/ I OW, N Orleans
James P Fitch, New York band B Meyer Bellefonte
.1 Brown, Connecticut It Levy, New York
D D Conover. Now York G R Gray, Uid N •
W W Young. Pittsburg c Zimmerman, Hartisb'rg
W H Bell, Harrisburg W d Hill, Delaware co. Pa
a R TIOY, New York A C Hades, Leavessrorth
D it Anthony, Leavenworth C H Stones. Pennsylvania
V 7 kit:lo64, J Jr. New York F A Alberger, Balo
R A 'Hopkins, New Jersey Vent Badger. U$N
Judge Lowry. Erie. Pa J M Churchill, roan
o 0 dobeas. Penns E M Seinper, Penns
J L Crittenden, Cal C F LaegieyNew York
W B Rochester, N York R Y Chase, .New York
1. B Cary, New York C M Guilin. Now York
_ ...
- • .
.
W E ddy. New Bedford Q_Winelow. Boron
1, May, New York w a v mom Baltimore
C &arnica. New Bedford P C ninth. New 1 ork
B brtkith. New York A Hyatt. New York
A R Brookntn, New York Hit Payton. Chiearo
E C Osen, New York Airs Turnbull, New York
Mrs Tnos Owen. N York 8n Whitney, New Jersey
H Baldwin. Jr. Wash. D C 0 W Butter, New York
H Butotorson. New York it 8 Montgomery. A!a
Dr Crane &eon. Boston Mra Melville & da, Becton
.1B Loou.as, Wash. D 0
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut street. above Fifth.
Thom Arter, Hanover. 0 Jos H 0 Miles. Pittsburg
Chas Jacobs, West Chester H. W W Wmndall, N Jersey
Ohne Brines. Pennsylvania Vir A Toper, Pennsylvania
W 8 Prescott, Pennsylvania W B lhalkbert, Mass
'3 P Deems, Massaohuretts A P Perry, Pennsylva nia
N Abukir. Nawark J 0 Taggart
N P Huey. Baltimore C H Hatch. New Jersey
IVa t gaotik New Jersey S J Bach. New York
• Olimac,P4 i.p V MediCsasin. PiLlelnlng .
J A Coffin. Indiana Wm E Potter. New Jersey
K 8 Btone. linitimore J Cornett, Baltimore.,
W Bumble.. Ohio J M 13.1.... , PJ I ......1:..
L L Logan, Winchester, Va Murphy, New York
Hen , y Flick, Lewisburg j ' W Chase. Augusta. Me
G S Ballard. Augusta, Me Morrie, Penna.
7.1 0 Alexander,__Williamsbg Wm B Cutting. New York
I' C: Low, New York Anymtson, cyintson. Llinois
H J Ormgnry, Alexandria .1 H Simpson, Alexandria
WN h Wiclies, Maryland 4W W right, Virginia
John Sully. New York P Whire. New York
C W Cooke, Baltimore Theo Hooper Baltimore
E F Smith. Reading B B Pt oConit '_Washing ton
Chas W Kelly, Delaware no Mrs J King, New Orleans
Miss M J ir owe, N Orleans Miss N Place. N Orleans
H P (pettish. Holton L H Brown. Chicago
I. E De Angelic. New York rwmuel A Cori:men, Phila
Ll' D Newman Baltimore Jfe Ortzn
1) &Baker, New York Ur Oro 0 L Clay, N Jersey
Aihert C Bemuses. PI Jersey J H Wood, New Jersey
G C Key, New Jersey bl la Walter, New 'York
J looter, West Chester • Vg B howard. New York
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth street. below Aroh.
J D Pearson, Now York W T Barry, Philadelphia
W B Price, Bethlehem B B Hershey, Chamberabg
J Aid4r Pennethrenne Cheri Van lAleen. N York
Hon J E Meredith, reams J Bennington, Ohio
P WlWard, Allentown H A Still, New York
L nankin. New York A Annan, New York
Chas H. (iron. Phila It 2 Torbert. i'enne
.1 C Bonham, Penner L M Paser, Wiiiiitabarre
L I/Flanagan. Penns 8 L King. Baltimore
Deo 3 Perne. Seward Thorson, Illinois
(i Nimer, North Carolina J Ashton, Bucke imunty
,it 8 Hoover, 'iyrone City Hon J Solundle. Lehigh
Thos Orem, Driver, N J Thoe J Rae, New York
3ti Hanford, Harrisburg Thom Brodhead. Penns
F E tthattuok. Newark H. r Kepdriok, Boston
WIII Brooks, Tennessee A R Blames. Ohio
J W Wright, Clearfield J 11 Hugel'. New York
J W Barley. New York E B Cola, New Jersey
J H Thompson. Pnila A Baum, Ohio
L Pope. Baltimore W C V. agoner.fluntingd'n
I Thompson. Indiana H senses
W (amen. Kenna Cheater Thomas, Kansas
LOUIS HOTELmChektnnt street. above Third.
319 Moody, Pennsylvania J C Drums, Richmond. Va
J M Lovett, Massachusetts Mark Genienberser, Pinta
H W W Wardell, Maas Chas itke, Massaehusetts
W A Toper New Jersey L Btookwelt & la, Maas
J Roberts, Caracas Mrs Cutter et. child. N Y
A W Trioa. Germantown O Mali.. .Pennsylvania
Chas A Elatohinson,Naabute C R Btiokney. Milford, NH
Mrs A L Brown, Wash,l) R Ditch, W Raki,!) 0
0 Tolman, Massachusetts J H lharkweather, Conn
G W Jones. Philadelphia J Smith. Delaware
El M. Paine. Massachusetts C Lawson. Philad&yhis
8 Corey, New York Henry C Wallace, N Y
H Striker. Philadelphia John Al Dickson, Phila
ELL Southard. Wilm, Del Prt Dorland. new York
R Solomon, New York J W r‘neppard, Cincinnati
Miami R Mter. Rallafonta A Hall. I) C
JJacons, New York Chew Cease, Mass
'Pb , , Kimble. elan F Ritter, Qalveston
F D estuart. Waraington, D C
TIM vigor —Aroft street. above Third
Jai Walter. leunag,j'a Jno Btonelnch.Bo,ton
Jtio Rinker, Jr. 81 York Lewie B &rime. Phila.
w D Levitt. Nova Bootie W H Weldon, Phil&
P Clark. Delaware ll M Seobier, Cincinnati
P A Pawoett, Ohio W btevene, Ohio
Niro 8 Laudeokiii & oh,Balt Mrs F. Illewoom , r, Balt
M Crall, t bio M D Wellman, Pittsburg
N b. Want,. Deerfield. 0 C MozIer.MUMOY
8 Brush, New York
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Biath et., above 'Chestnut.
T Walton, Cheater co Wm Beatty. N East
A Harlan. Indianapolis T Kilda. Baltimore
W W nankin, BurbnittOn G B Masses, Marone Root
J 11 Hoddleeon, Del on & S iiMer held. Johnstown
Thomas Thompson, Penna. Wm Fvonston. Penns
r llOll eriZeriDOVONtoW4 k; Harm Peeuerlvaaia
Witltam ItJunoth Penns George /3 jackeon. ra
E W Lewis, Delaware oo B Jacobs, West Chester
B Fretz, Doylestown J Porter, Pennsylvania
John Traynor, Chester co Truman Coates, Lane oo
Wm A Mackey, Franklin co Wm 31 Mackey, l'enne.
W J Woodland, Phcenixv Eugene J Wessel, retina
S G looses, Phmaisville
REVERE HOUSE—Third /Moat. above Race.
P From, Allentown H Farrington, Philada
I B Howard, N Y J WM - taker, Mt Clair
G Whittaker, Penn S AI Miller, Phihda
It Gate, Allentown_ J Swank, Pittsburg
J T Hennenwar, Pittsburg k Saeger, Alientown
J 'Woodside. Poilada Col C Camsny, Lebanon
13 Lleynall Ohio wm 0 Ackerman, Luton
wl3,iss Fulton busses tissobt, Pa,
Bon 8 Mun ?ord,Pa L B Showier, Pottsville
M M Rhoade, Pa Col .1 "et Peter, Pa
IL Kline, Peons)lvania J W Frank, Newport, Pa
Jacob Hartman, Newport, Pennsylvania
gfrATEEI atreSti hnovo 1 5lath.
W Grur, Bandy BUILD& James Connor, Penna.
N 1.1 Wright, Bedford oo G W Blackburn, Bedfd no
Mill_g_sn. Philadelphia Pamuel Watson. Phdada.
John Wausou Ft Warne J W Censpuell. Indiana
&nut, W rightvillee H P Owens, Philada
A If W Greigh, Yenne. John R e indley, Phan
Jew 4430, Altoona Geo W Sparks ? Altoona
u craw. rhimciehthia.
FOUNTAIN 110TEL—Seeond et.. above Market.
at t', New York Thos Johnston, Yak i rua"
M Gager, New Jersey t.bas Edwards. N ew Jersey
T E Wader, Ni O. Delayers H Bard. Philadelphia •
Wm Evans, West Chester J C ;Navy, hleesaohusetM
Mrs Oar, rers Weiehlasion, D
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above Third.: a,
James Horner, Pew York R H Linville. Limacciec
A Ret, Raison% J 'l' Watson, N Y
I Gormley, N Y E M. Bmyecr, Norristown
F N Johnson, Philads Win ii oloanaker, flulada
W P Correll. EAlitOR rater 'Neiler, Eaiton
John a Yoke, Rae ou Wm Drake, Easton
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WE. ORCHARD ACID EPP. 1 a WATER.—
Pamphlets containing the opiniona of celebrated Chem
ists and Physicians respecting the use of thin WATER
in the ease of many disarms of the human system, will
be surmlied gratis on application to FREDERICK
BROWN, FIFTH and CREITNUT Streets, or FRED
ERICK BROWN, Ja., NINTH and CRESTRUT
Streets.
CALL AND GET A PAMPHLET. acl3-tf
ItAttorttakaig limn MM.—no celeb?iled
and perfeot Hair Dye is she best`in the world. All
others are mere imitations . of this great original, whioh
has gained such outeusive patronage in all parts of the
globe. The genuine W. A. Batehelor'a Liquid Hair
DTA iitttettttill DrOdUoBll a splendid black or natural
brown, without staining the skin or injuring the hai r ,
and will remedy the ill effects of tad dyes, invigorating
the hair for life.
Bold by all Driggiitsand Perfumers. Wholesale by
FAELINTEEITOCK dr. CO., DYOI7 Oc CO., Philadelphia,
mhl-41
ONE Paton ULOTRING OP THE LATEST
STYLXIS.III6(IO in the beat manner, 01P11315ffi, for RE
TAIL BALES- LOWEST welling primp marked in
IliOil Norm All goods made to order warranted
settifaotery. Out ..OM-PRICE metem to atrial? ad
hered to. • All are thereby treated ilike.
sete-17 . JONES k CO.. 604 MARKET Street.
GROVER ot BAEHR'S CELEBRATED
NOISELESS SEWING DIAOHINES.
The Best in Duo foe Family BeWing•
NO. 730 DIREST.NUT Street. Philadelphia. aulf-IY
MARRIED.
MYERS—PE":K.—On the lath fwd., by Rev. J. R.
Kennard, Mr. George O.M ere to Mn.s Reboooa Peek.
both of thb, e . l_•ty.
Fat.l.9NrENl • *
d w O
j R e
o T y BRITT. -.On the 18th into by the
taze , -21 r. John reenimore to Mien Mauna Tibbltt.
JA CKSON — GIFFORO.—On the 16th inst., by Rev. A.
intim Mr. Roherc W. Jaekeen, of England, to Mite
Mary Gifford, of Philadelphia.
KING — WRIGHT.—On the 18th inst.. W Rt. Rev.
Bi*hoP Wand, Freda lolc W. King. to Mies Man M.
Wright, of Philadelphia.
DIED.
EL , MEB,—On the morning of the 21st inet.. Lydia,
widow of the late Thomas num in her 73d year.
Funeral on Wednesday, the 24th, at sP. M from the
residence of her son-in-law, Joseph Seaver. No. 803
Mnrshall street. **k
VANHoRN.--Sluddenly. on the 20th inst., Israel Van
horn, in the Mat year of hie age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully inVited to attend hie funeral, from WE late resi
dence, S. W. corner of Sixteenthiind Walleee streets,
on I:bird - day (Tumidity). the 23d Inst.., at 2 o'clock. To
proceed to Laurel Hill.
Moo,l.—On the 10ih inst.. in the Oth year of her age,
Maria Louisa, daughter of Samuel S. and Carolina G.
Moon.
The friends of the family are respectfully-invited to
attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents.
NO. 40 South, Nineteenth street, on Tuesdert the *ad
inst.. at 10 o'clock,
SEI fi t.RLloll.—guddenly. on the 181. h inst., John
Ferdinand Beiberbch, ism of Anthony and Victoria
Seiherheh, aged 17 years and 6 months.
The relatives and friends are respectively invited to
attend his funeral, from the residence of his parents.
4198pruee (Mond "y 1 morains,22d. Will leave
the house precisely ar half post eight, without further
notice. To proceed to the 'rrinity Church, Sixth and
Spruce streets. s*
K I et tilt R.—On the 19th inst., Arzelis, wife of Louis
C. Kinder, in the 27th year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her husband, Frank
ford road, above liarrison street, this ( suouday) movi
ing. at 10 o'elook.
MaKtilliti,—On the 18th inet., Olr, Samuel MoKahin.
Funeral from his late , residence. rim 1411 mtverY
street. nbove Belgrade, this Monday i morning, at.lo
THOM.PRON.—On the .19th inet,. Isabella P.. eldest
daughter ofJsmes C. and Elizabeth' L. Thompson, in
the Ilth seer of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her parents. Allen
ol
Grove, Frankford. this (Monday.) afternoon, at 3
o'eck.
iSTIIITE.—On the MI inst., Afire Rebecca A., daugh
ter of Sarah and the late James White, aged 20 1 ear's.
Funeral from the residgpoe of her mother. centre
street. Germantown, this (Monday) afternoon, at 2
o'elook.
ZA NE.—Oa the 19th inst Mn. Abigail, widow of the
late Junes Zane, aged Shears and 11 month te.
Funeral from her iate residence. No. 1012 South Fnut
% street, on 1 uesday afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
1111OURNING STORE, NO. 918 CHEST
NUT Street.—BtSSON k SON have just re
iseived : gray mixed Chene Defames. 1214,3 ; black and
white Paris printed Grenadine Bareses- 1234 e; bleekend
purple do., ; black rand v urple. Ch4ly
Mot blaok barezes. ; black plaid Barezes, 1831 o;
almond mourning English - Chintzes, Ito Shepherd
Plaid Poil de Chevres, 1830, &o.
Also. black Beregea,lzape Xi &fete, Crape Tamma-
Ups, Bummer Bombazines. Change, Barege nernani,
or Grenadine Barents, Camels' Hair Bareses. Tame
-50% Itlouselinee. Lawns. and all other foods mounting
of deep ano second 'mourning Mdse. *pig
STA.TED MEETIN TRADEHE MEM
BERS of the BOARD OF will be held
at the ROOMB of the Moan', 505 CHESTNUT Street,
THltt I , VBsING,ApriI22d, at 8 o'elook.
ap2l LORIN RI,OREIBT.
vrFREEMEN, AR.VIDSE I—A MEETING
of the citizens of ORES NUT HILL and MT.
KY. in favor of sustaining the laws and defending
the Union azalea traqors, will be held THIS EV KN
RIG, April 21. t, at 7% o'clock', at the Chestnut Rib
Railroad Depot. pri
ta'SEVENTEENTH WARIT TO ARMS.—
At a meeting of the resident, of the Seventeenth
h hvld on Paturday evening. the undereipeed ware
appointed a Committee to fnrm a HO Rh GUARD for
the FRUTECTION OF THE, CITY AND.- STATE.
The residents of the Ward ale earnestly requested to
;ZIA Itiesgl7, °4-11; 1 1 . fiudin . krAirrpfig P 6 D , 4 1 11
0 , 0 lock, for °animation.
JOHN EITREKRIRR,
EbLWOODRUBB.3.
WV. CULLEN,
THOS. RONEY,
JUSRPR JOHNSON.
GEORGE HANKINS.
0. WEILKR.
It * WM. BROWNING.
HARRISON GUARD, ATTENTIONI—
A meeting will be held VRIS EVENING, at the
eorner of FOURTH and GEORGE Streets. at 734
o'clock HENRY J. ME: OO oINUER.
M. e. WOODBURN.
E. C. SHAPLEY. JR,.
it Committee 0 n Organization.
XAN ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
Mumma of the Thirteenth ward will be held
(Mendny) EVENING. at the house of Menem.
Scherer and Guth. NINTH and DEPOT fitreets.to
perfect their organ.zation for a NOME GUARD for the
protection of the city of Philadelphia.
WILLIAM MASON, President.
P. WILD... etwetnry. It*
THE LADIES OF THE FIRST IMRE
PENDEoiT CHURCH. BROAD mid SAN wOM
fi r trrm ( Rev. John Chambers') will meet THIS MORN
ING at 10 o - Mock. to act in concert With the Ladies of
the other Churches to adopt ouch measures as may he
necessary to turnieh Hcapital Accommudationa fur tee
wounded of the A rim It'
HOME GUARD HEADQUARTERS.
PHILADELPHIA, aunt 22. 1861.
Wr.nw-Ciirtzgss tis necessary that the City of
Philadelphia should be planed at 011 , 45 in a state of com
plete defence. 'the organization for that purpose has
been entrusted to me. under the authority of Council.,
by the hlayor of the city.
The coMmon &niter requires the mutual support and
co-operation of all the residents. A " Dome Guard"
will forthwith be organized ? to &insist of two I. eiti
meets of Cavalry. two Resrmente of Artillery with
three Field Batteries, four Regiments of infantry and
two Regiments of Light Infantry, or Aides; in all ten
ecintente, containing ten thousand men. The arms
end equipments will be furnished by the city. I invite
tl.e aid and co-operation of all our citizens in the exe
cution of this aIai:VMS task. ttpeolal military organi
zations. not belonging to the First division Pennsylva
nia Volunteers will he assented.
[ORDER NO. 1.1 HOME GUARD HEAD
-1,.{.-3QU EU aHS. April 22, 1861.—The able- bodied
white male residents of this city. between 18 and 60
years of age, will proceed to ehroll themselves forth
with within the preen:tom of their respective wards.
The rolls will contain the names, residences, and oc
cupations of the auhrorthers. and a statement of the
fact of being tinder or over fortysfive years of age.
They will be organized into two classes. The active
claim will be composed of men under forty-five yearn of
age. and will be sty , ed the 3 , nuns Guard." Those
above that age will form the reserve or" Old Guard "
These rolls will be reported to lisaugoarters. From the
lists so returned companies of one Lund. ed men each.
wilt be organized according to class. and ten onmpanien
thereof will hisieuried into regiments, until the entire
tre . snAl . eggetpfUd cio atao wish care cannot ha need
stoned officers. of w ile
efficiency itiefolaraiMrlie
hoped for from the °kraut of the best men in the
~:oat responsible places. The cavalry will he formed
from the young guard, and of those who own their
horses. The patriotism . of the victualer., hackne
ooaoh men, cart, oar, and dray Ines, livery stab le
y e
keepers, aud other Manse of citizens, owning and
using horses, wilt not be appealed to to vain. The
field batteries wilt be nerved by young, vigorous, and
intelligent men, it is hoped and believed that the
light infantry regiments wilt be composed mainly of our
daring and patriotic firemen. Retired officers of the
volunteer army. navy, and marine cores, are earnestly
invited to tender their services in °mini me end dis
ciplining the Home Guard. Colonel William Bradford
Is appointed quarter meeter and commissary of the
to Lewis A. etoP, Pm., 10 appointed secretary to
the commander. They will be obeyed and respected
accordingly. (Signed) A. J. PLEASiMITO.y,
Commander of Home Guard,
HEADQUARTXREI. HOME 13 ITARD,
Pailadelptila, April 22, 3861.
ORD f- ft No. R. The special military organizations
that have recently been format/ for home defence, and
the maintenance of the laws, are particularly invited
to report themselves, and the state of their organiza
tionb. to Headquarters. In order to their incorporation
with the Home Guard of the oity of Philadelphia.
A. J. PLfietiONTON.
Commander of Home Guard.
arHEADQUARTERS, SECOND BRI
GADE, FIRST DIVINIuN P V.
No. 28 South THIRD Street.
PRIIADELPICIA,dtpriI 2), 1861.
ORDER N 0.5. I. While the Brgadier General regrets
that the late appolotment of brigade officers necieesarity
separates him from a portion of his command. he fully
reoognizea that principle of military law which makes
obedience of &Mere as primary duty of a soldier.
Therefore:
• - • • -
In obedience to Division Orders Nn. 4, " Com
manders of regiments and companies of the Pecond
Brigade, who have volunteered for service. will report
immealately to Brigadier General Cadwalader for bl
eu. :•ctlons."
111, The Brigadier General avefe himself of flue op.
portonity to estrogen his cordial appreciation of the
Promptitude of officere and men under his command, in
responding to the several preceding Brigade Orders.
By command of
Brig. Gen. JOHN D. MILES.
R. G. TOMLINSON. Aid-de-Camp. ap22 2t
THE CEREMONY OF LAYING THE
CORNER faith K, of the ORORIOR OF TH IS
COVENANT, NILBERT Street. above Seventeenth,
will. D. V., be onndeved by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Ritter,
THIS ( Monday) A FTSRNOON, at 4 o'clock.
Addresses may he expected from tr Rev. 8. E. TYnti
D. D.. d Rev. Ringsion Goddard. D.
The Clergy of this city ere affect comely invited to
be present. and to iunemble at the residence of John
Thompson. k Eq., 1703 Filbert street.
should the weather prove inclement. the addresses
tri.l be delivered in the Preebyterian Church. corner of
Eighteenth and Filbert, which has been kindly lent for
stoh an emergency.
F A
collection will be taken up in aid of the Bolding
nd. *al It*
[Er
THE YOUNG MEWS CHRISTIAN
AssociferioN OF PHILADELPHIA. The
Tarsier monthly meeting will ise held on MONDAY
EVENING, the 22,1 inst., in the Church in RANSOM
titieet, below Ninth, at 8 o'clock. The Rev. Sam. P.
Herron is the essayist. Bobject —"Concealment"
Members specially reeneeted to attend. Strangers and
the nubile Renerally invited.
ap2o-2tr JNO. WANAMAKER, Con !CO.
A CIRCULAR, ISSUED IN THE NAME
of C. 8. CoitionCo.. 121 South Fourth street.
Phrde!phis, &
refers to me, among others, as to the in
tegrity and ability of the said C. S. Colbert & Co. to
fulfil their eogarements, &o. I hereby notify the
nublio that I have no knowledge of the ehareeter of
their businets, who constitute the firm, or whether
their integrity or ability to perform their engagements
can be relied upon; and that my name was used with
out my knowledge or consent.
it.l9 at* • M. R. HORN. Catagenqua. Pa.
grtiIStICLKILL AND SilioßlODUAtliNal
i EA,Lp.om, ~0,-7.10 Annual Meeting end
tsection of the Stockholder. or the Schuylkill and sun
quehanna Railroad company. 6.3 required by their
charter, will be held at the CON'rIMEtaTAL ROTEL,
in the city of Phitadolphin. Pennarlraula. on MON
DAY. May 6th. 1861, at 12 o'clock, M., for the comma of
choosing a President and am Manage , a to nerve for the
enemog ypar, and also for the considernhon of auoh
other baleen enmity properly be brought before Pahl
mecum c.
FRANK L. BOND,
April 13,1861. [aplii-turre3 Secretary.
PF.IrSSYLVANIA HOSPITAL. PHILA.
DI3LPHIA, Ith month, 6th, 186 L-The contribu
tors to the PENNSYLVANIA 1108P1Tal., am hereby
notified that an election for twelve Managers and a
Treasurer, to serve far the Pimping year , will he held,
pursuant to lew, at the Heeptul, FIFTH. MON'itt,
(feat Gth, 1853, at! o'clock P. M.
apt mth tmy6 WM. BIDDLE, Secretary..
iFIILITARY CLOTHING*
UNIFORMS
FOR TEE DEFENDERS
OF
THE' UNION.
CHARLES HARKNESS,
WHOLESALE CLOTHIER, .
No. 608 CHESTNUT Street,
Is fully prepared to entente, on the shortest notion,
and to any =Lent o all orders for Military Clothing.
The Superintendent of this Establishment having
had moon merienoe in the manufacture of every
style of uniform, parties may rely on having their or
ders filled With entire aatiafeetion, and at the loweat
rates. CHARLES HARKNESS.
splti-at No. 608 CHESTNUT Street.
F/BEARIUS.
LARGE BORE RIFLES. - THE SUB
scriber's have several hundred large bore ROCKY
MOUNTAIN HUNTING RI YLES, whieh will be sold
to Companies', at very low prices, if emellad for at oboe.
PHILIP WILSON & CO.,
6%.t2-3t 431 CHESTNUT Street.
v_LoCIITION TAUGUT, AND STAM
maring and DAfectivo Aytioulation corrected, by
DR. CoMaTOCK. 50ts ARCH titroct , Comatook's
IS stem of ELocutton for bale by the author, BIM 3t*
rt? FIOE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
' l ll COMPANY, Philadelphia, April 17, 1861.—The
Board of Direotora have this day deolared a semi-an-
Debi dividend of TMRIaIPEI CENT. on the capital
stook of the Conerlieny, clear of State taxi voyabla On
and offal ` MaY
r ower* of **trine,- for collection of dividend's can be
had on applioationat iho offiee of the Company,. No.
gm Third street. TROMAIS T. FIRTH
splis Tresintrik.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
NEW LAW BOOKS.
LITTLE, BROWN, & CO.,
no WASHINGTON STREET, BOSTON,
BAYS JUST FUDD/SEED
THE UNITED STATES LAWS AND
TREATIES,
PASSED AT THE LAST SESSION OF CONGRESS,
2060-6/ PRICE 411.
COLLYER ON PARTNERSHIP,
NEW EDITION.
A PRACTICAL TREATISE ON 'ME LAW OF
PARTNERSHIP,
WITH AN APPENDIX - OF FOENS,
BY JOHN COLLYER.
FIFTH AMERICAN FROM THE SECOND ENG
LISH EDITION,
With large additions to the Text and Notes, and e_
timed to the present Time.
BY HON. J. C. PERIINS.
Thick avo.--Fries SO.
KENT'S. COI4I.IIfENTARIES,
N - avr EDITION.
COMMENTARIES ON AMERICAN LAW.
BY HON. JAMES KENT.
Tenth Revised Edition. By Hon. WILLIAM KENT.
4 vale. Soo SIS.
ap22.mwf-3t if
-DURING THE PRESENT TIME
20 per cent. will be allowed on all
MILITARY BOOKS,
At . the °Mae of ApWetoota Cyclopedia,
33 bourn bIXIR street, up stairs.
as72-marf3t JOHN IideFARLAN. Agent
PPORTRAIT OF MAJOR ADIDERSON.-
TWENTY FIVE CENTS.
NOW READY.
A PORTRAIT OF MAJOR ANDERSON, splendidly
engraved on steel, suitable for framing. Pries 2t cents,
dd Gents, and india paper proofs 11.
A Carte de Visite Portrait. Pima 23 cent..
Either of the above sent rice by mail on receipt of
ri
P Zither& discount to dealers.
APP &ETON & CO..
ap22-3t 443 and 4411 BROADWAY.
i;e6AP..
IVOTICE.-IN THE ORPHANS , COURT
OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY, PENNSYLVA
NIA.
In the matter of the application of JOHN H. STEIN
ER, executor of the last mil and testament of PHIL.IP
MILL lA. late of Frederick township. in said Conntv,
deceased, lbr the sale of certain real estate of said tes
tator. situated in said county or Montgomery.
Notice is hereby directed to Barbara Miller. widow,
Paul Nicholas Miller, lacetta,intermarried with John
Schmitt. Jacobins . intermarried with Georte Adam
Schleoliter. Catharine, intermarried with Br. Bpannsi
-010, Adam Miller, John George August Miller. Chris
tine. intermarried with Beau Mtiler, George W,
Rogers. guardian ad lttem for Philip Miller. and all
other persons interested. to be and appear at an Or
phans' ()curt. to be had at the court house. in the
borough of Norristown. on MO MD SY, the 20th day of
May. A. 1). /Mi. at lit o'clock A. M., to show emcee. if
any they have, why the said application should not be
granted end a decree of sale made of said real estate,
agreeably to the prayer of the petitioner.
By the Court.
JAS. C. BURNSIDE, Clerk Orphans' Court.
Clerk's Office, Norristown, April IP, ISM,
l=OO.lllS.
CONTINUATION
OF THE
GREAT -SALE
OF
CLOAKS, MANTILLAS,
LACES, TRIMMINGS, &c.,
In liquidation of the Estate of
tT. W. PROCTOR & Co..
708 CHESTNUT STREET.
The Stoolc consists of—
SPRING CLOAKS,
ENGLISH TWEED CLOAKS,
SILK CLOAKS AND SACQUES,
SILK MANTILLAS,
MANTILLAS, LACE FLOUNO mos,
FRENCH LACE MANTILLAS,
FRENCH LACE POINTS,
FRENCH LACE BOURNOUX,
TRAVELING SUITS.
FLOUNCING LACES,
DRESS AND cLoex. TRIMMINGS, tco.,
All in immense variety, and to be sold at about
ONE-HALF THE USUAL PRICES,
FOR TILE BENEFIT OF CREDITORS.
To facilitate sales, and enable purchasers to make
Prompt selections, ALL GOODS will be marked in
PLAIN FIGURES.
Special attention Is called to this Sale: Great induce
ments, as to pr loos, are offered, in order to close out the
entire Stook.
PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM,
apl9tf 708 CHESTNUT STREET.
MANTILLAS. MANTILLAS.
OPENING DAILY,
AT
WM. P. CAIVIPBELL'S,
1(0. 3 4 24 0 1136 .# 1 7 01. 0 156 r;'
In his largo and ELEGANT STUCK sod! ho found
the riobeet dirplay of
MANTILLAS,
IN
SILK AND FANCY CLOTHS,
sp3-Im EVER MADE IN THIS CITY.
EYRE & LANDELL, FOURTII AND
ARCH_ will oven to-dn....me very
DESIRABLE NF W GOODS,
Sheplie•d's Plaid Dress B,lko
extra Rich Grenadines.
Embroidered Mozambiques.
First quality Organdlea.
Bouquet Satin Plaid Harms.
Blue end white Figured Foulards.
Yerfeot filmy India Silk&
sweat style Spring Mantle!.
Water-proof b lack mixed TIM&
_
B LAOR SILK MANTLE?.-
Bleak Silk Coate,
Gored Mantlesa-raletnts.
Garments of Cloth. Fine display in
OUR .141. W. LARGE. WILL IGEtTrell ROOM.
COOPER & CONARD,
G. E. oor. N:NTH and MARKET.
Chene Gingham. at 1234 cents,
Traveling :tulle at Zn cents.
Decherd's Yields. Mohair Cheeks,
xilaok noon Skirts. Cohan',
Handkerchiefs, Rate, White Goode,
38 cents White Linen. Worth 50 cents.
COOPER & CONARD.
ap23 R. E. cor. NINTH and MARKET.
APRIL, 1881.
LAI GE CARE PUIR_CRABE_ OF RILES.
THE CHEAPEST SILKS IN I'HILADEURIA.
TROLINLEY rk. CH [Linn have just bought
FOR NET CASH,
5 lots of Black Silks, of superior quality, and very
cheap.
lots of Rich Cherie Ribs. in Stripes and Plaids. for
75 cents. Importers' price for which has beensll.lo!
Ilot Heavy Poie de Roles, solid colors, in gowns,
Blues. Greene, Modes, Purples, at 81. Importers' price
$1.16:
1 lot of Double-faced Black Brooade Bilks, very desi
rable.
Rich Barak@ Robes. 5 and 9 Flounces, at 50 cents on
the dollar.
1 lot Challis De Leine. for go, worth 25.
Beautiful Drown Goods, in sliest ',Snooty.
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS:
Linen Goods of our own importation.
Power-Loom Table .Linens. Damasks, Table Cloths,
.ko.,
Berms Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestinss..to. Ac.
At TBORNLEY CHIBM-8,
R. E,nerner EIGHTH sc SPRING GA R DE7I Ste.
N. 11.—Will open in a few days Silk Mantles, and
French Lace Glad.. 15t.61 T. lE C.
GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES.—
New arrivals of the cheapest staple and Fanny
TRIMMINGS at the morePlo.lo3 North EIGHTH
Street, only second actor above Aroh. Kid Gloves. 25
cents a pair, worth 50 cents; Mohair Nets , le cents
opteoe, worth 25 cents; Tarlctens, two yards wide, 12
oents a yard, worth 25 cents; India Rubber Combs; a
oents apiene, worih 12 cents ; White Curtain Fringes,
from 5 cents up tol6 cents t worth double the price' a full
brie of Bilk and Mohair Mitts, extremely cheap; Dress,
Wrapper, and Mantilla. Trimmings. of the latest fash
ions. at astontetungly low priors; the beet variety of
Dress and Wrapper Button's, Paris and London styles ;
Shawl Borders, of all widtbe. at less than half prive t
Hoop Skirts, of the beet makes, cheaper than else
where; the finest assortment of Belt Hibbons; Hair
Nets, of the last improvements. Ladies, our stook is
too numerous to be 'pacified; it will be to your inter
est to visit this plane of bargains. No. 103 North
EIGHTH street. only second door above Arch, and
ocarinas youreelvee of the feat The Proprietor being
manufacturer .of Ladies' Trimmings.-is enabled to
offer you more induciementa than any other store in this
pap, WM. LONts ERBTA DTBH.
mhee-lm 10.1 North EIGHTH et. 2d door ab. Arch.
CHARLES ADAMS & SON—EIGHTH
lilt AND ARGN STREIf:TSA.
Will offer. this morning, a, fine assortment of
STELLA SHAW ES. purchased at auction, and for
sale at a very small advance, ranging in Puce from $4
to HIS.
-
Also, a fine assortment of DRESS GOODS.
phalli Delei Dee, every variety. from 12%.3. to 250.
Chime Mohairs , neat styles, from 190. to Igo.
Ottoman, .51trteline, and Diagonal Poplins.
Silk, Embroidered, and Embroidered Diagonal Pop
lins, _
Neapolitan Silk Cheek Mohair, no. and 870.
L DI CLOAKINGS, in stripes and plain colors.
The latest shape of HOOP SKIRTS or Ladies and
Misses, of the best quality, both tied, and vide and
nurroer tape.
FEL.NOs. COLLARS AT HALF PRICE.
A small Int just purchased, which we will guarantee
to be so'd at one-half the usual price.
Grenadine Veils, all colors and qualities.
Veil Bareses, all colors, ;Deluding Solferino and
drab.
PartiOnlar attention is requested to our Rouse Fur
nishing Goads,
Shirting Linens, the beat article for 250, ever offered,
and better qualities in proportion.
Ballard Vale Flannels, a full line.
1 case 4-4 unbleached Muslin, fine. 9e.
I ease 4 4 unbleached Muslin. heavy, lac.
1 case 7 .4 bleached Muslin, 64'e.
1 ease 4-4 bleached ,
1 ease 4-4 C. Adams & ton, lea.
1 case 4-4 C. Adams to Son, Ma.
5-4 Boott Mills. Amoskeag and Dodgeville.
I ease 10.4 bleached cheering, 260, usually 373 6 0 .
I case 12.4 bleached Sheeting, SO& amens 400.
apl3.tf
QUARPLESS BROTHERS
e•-t Have placed in a Department ,
Separate from their Spring Stook.
A collection of JOB LOTS
Of Syriac and Summer Dress Goods,
OOMPritana Organdies, Beings's,
Lawns, cheap Mho, Chintzes,
Lawn and Organdy Robee,
Barege Robes. Flocnaes, and Jltrell ;
All of which will be sold
At nearly half of usual prices,
klo theto show only fresh Goods
In other Depurtmen.u.
CHESTNUT tied BIORTH STS,
FAUCTION.
A.•
One Lot of Mozambique/1 at 1.9%, worth S73i,
One Later double-width Gingtmtne at I.IX.
One Lot of Toole Linens at 400., worth so.
. en Doe. Towels at site per doann.
W Rua , linifiee fdk ftt nt SLIM per dozen,
one Lot of Black Lace - V*oa at anfi, worth 7145 e
The above Goods will be opened this morning at
JOBE H. STOKES'.
702 ARCH Street.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
T M. HAFLEIGH,
fa •
PORMRRLY
L. J. LEVY & CO.,
809 and 811 CHESTNUT STREET,
Will Carib/MI6 to offer the balance of his oho Stook of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRESS GOODS.
At still further
ae22-20 REDUCTIONS IN PRICES FOR CASE.
NEW MANTILLA STORE
The most splendid SILK MANTLES in the eity.
HOUGH & Cas
np2o-1m 25 ROUTH TENTH 'STREET.
SILK MANTILLAS,
In every new style, the richest qualities ever seen,
at the elegant New Store,
25 SOUTH TENTH STREET.
HOUGH & CO.
aplo-1m
C, EN A.Lx it , BOIS' WE Aft.-LAB.GE,
X-s select. and especially cheap stock of Men's and
Boys' seasonable wear, Especial attention devoted to
Cloths, Oassimeres, Vestinsa, and to goods or Boys'
use. COOPER. k CONARDi
leap 22 B. E. cor. NINTH and MARKET.
PLAID SILKS, PLAID SILK POPLIN,
Juet received from New York.
black and White,
Brown and White,
Blue and White,
And other deturahle °ohms of
check Silks, at SW, Mi. and 65n.
FANCY SILKS AT REDUCED PRICES,
In order to dose them out in season.
VERY CH EA P ELA CK SILKS,
Small Plaid G ray bilk Poplins.
Chintz Fie'd Cray Silk Pontine, Milne.
_Rich Fled tirenadinee, all colors. NEW b rybk; OF SILK AND CLOTH COATS.
E. STEEL & SON,
No. 713 North TENTH Street, above Coates,
COMMISSION HOUSES
BLUE IKERSEYS
AND
CLOTHS,
BOitatue for Military or Naval purposes.
For sale by
FROTIIIPTerHAX Sr. 1V bLteS,
aplB-if tf 35 LETITIA. STREET
WANTS.
WANTED—A - - -
Lad to do Errands. Ad
drain." T," Press office. ao9-tf
WANTED—AGENTS to sell PACKA
v GES of STATIONERY and JEWELRY, PA
Viefin ono third lest. than can he purchapett niccwhore.
Lall on or addrosa (stamp enclosed) J. L. DAMN:I4 No.
164 COURT Street, Boston, Mass. titi2n-1n 3
4 IVIPLOY BRS WANTING YOUNG
Men, &c., are invited to address the" Erriploy;-
meet Committee," at the Roams of the Young. men
Christian Association, 1009 and 1011 CHESTNUT
Street. ap3-em
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
NJ FOR CALF A BARGAIN—The new
Jam:item and Dwelling Douse, corner of .EV ER E I T
and TW KLFTH streets, below Christian. Lot 18 fast
front. Only 8930 wanted. The he min remain on
mortgage. Apply to J . D. REIN BOTH,
avto.3t• 436 WALNUT Street.
AITO RENT WITH FLIENITURE.—A
handsome E OUSE, with every modern conveni
ence, in Aron etreet, west of reventeonth.
Apeiy to A. P. it J. ti• frt9RRIS.
ap2o-1m 910 ARCH Street.
.TO LET—AT CLIE3TNIIT HILL, a
road Mansion House. with a large stable and
rounds. on SUMMIT Prreet, first house from the ave
nue. Apply to E. BOWLBY, broker, 230 WALNUT
d trait, Wok. apv-131
NM FOR BALE—A - HOUSE and LOT,
desirably located on MAIN Street. Burlington.
N.J. Apply to wm. M . coLLiNs,
4506 MINOR Street. Philedelphia.
Or to FRANKLIN WOOLMAN.
aplB-tbstal4t* MAIN &Tett. Burlington.
aTO LET-HOUSE NO. 120 ARCH ST.,
below Fecund. with good baolc buildinge. gas,
bath, range, hot and cold water.
es TO RENI'. —The large Dwelling
JIM House. No. 4115 South F IPTERNT H. Street. Ap
ply to J, 8140E40 T P.KIOE, No, 813 ARCH Street.
ap/3-IZi
FOE SALE or Exchange for City Pro.
nerty—A fine Triter at Land. containing about 400
sores. in Monroe towaslup, Wyoming county. Penua.
And , to . J. U. REINBOTIL
spSO Se. 436 WALNUT Street.
UK ' wo no .ousel to rent,
ten mite. from the city, eituated in Roxbormigh
n fine healthy* location ; Rent 8100. Apply at No. ten].
filnitkET Street. apl9-St•
G ERMANTOWN.-FOR SALE OR TO
rent, a desirable cottage Rrsidence, with stable
and oosch house, and terse lot ofground, situate on
Duey 'a lane, east of Main street, atijoinmg residence
of letemis& Meeker, within five minutes' walk from
either steam or horse railway. House has parlor,
dininc-rooni, two kitohens, and all the modern con
veniences ; lot prettilylaid not with tees, shrubbery,
&o. J. M . CiUMM EX St £101.4
Welt* 420 WALNUT Btreet.
BOARDIN .
pLEASANT FURNISHED Lodging
A- Rooms for Gentleman. with first-clean. Board,
at No. 226 South BROAD Street. aplo-2t•
pWo PLEASANT ROOMS, ONE
single vacant, with board, Na 1523 WALNUT
Street. aplo-12t•
SPRING MILLINERY:
0. 11, MRS. E. JACOBS . No. 212 NORTH
EIGHTH Street, will men a. FASHIONABLE
ABsORTISENT OF SPRING . MILLINERY, on
THURSDAY, April Ilth. • •
to MRS. M. S. BISHOP, 1018 CHEST
114111kNUT Street. hag received a choice aseortment of
PARIS MILLINERY for the Spring.
MISSES O'BRYAN. 914 OHIN3TNUT
Street. eril I epee PA Rig MILLINERY for the
Boring, on THURSDAY. ADril4. roh26-Im*
p=7mr.7i.
FAKE INSURANCE OOMPANY,
INLANDESTNUT Fittest;
FIRE AND INSURANCE,
ntancroas.
George W. Day.....-..opay & Matlack.
Barnard Wright.- Wright Bros & Co,
D. B. Birrey. " Davis & Blrney.
Henry Lewis, Jr—. " Lewis Bros & Co.
C. Richardson.— " J. C. Bowe & Co.
Samuel T. Bodine-, -Pres't Wyoming Canal Comey.
Jrio. W..Evorman-..0! J. W. Evorman &
Oeo, A. West__ • West & Pones.
T. B. Martin- " Savage, Martin, & Co.
0. Wilson Os.sqs.......AUcorney-at- law.
E. D. Woodruff. -....0f Sibley, Molten, & Woodruff.
Jno. Ressler, jt.-,_...N0_1713 Breen street.
GEORGE W. DAY, President.
FRANCIS N. BUCK, Vies President.
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD. Seamier,. Jest-iftf
ANTHRACITE INSURANOE OOMPA
NY.—Authorized Capital ditOogon—CILAKTEI
uMoe P 10.51/ WALNUT strest, between Third and
Fan= &reit. Philadelphia,
TeiaDompany Will insure against loss er damage by
Fire lly ;on Dadaism Farah:re, and Itterobandise gene
ra
AA*. Marine lararaneesti on I/gavels, Cargoes, and
Freights. Inland Insurance to al s
l parts of the Vales.
PIXEL:7OE
Jacob Esher, Joseph Miuttield.
1. Luther, Jahn Ketcham.
t. Andenned. John R. Makatea,
swig Pearson. Wm. P. Dean,
iter Sieger. J. E. Baum.
JACOB WIRER, President.
WM. F. DEAN, Vise President.
W. M. SMITE, Bearetary. api-if
SAVING FUNDS.
V,AVING FUND-UNITED STATES
TRUST COMPANY, corner THIRD and CHEST
NUT Streets.
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.
8. R. CRAWFORD, President.
JAMES R. HUNTER, Secretary and Tresaurer.
Office hours, from 10 until 3 o'clock.
This Company is not ioined in any applioation to the
Legislature. fel
AMERIOAN SAVING FUND, E. cor
ner WAIdITJT and FOURTH fit - rests, continual
to receive depoeita and pm all sums on demand as it
nag always done. &LE2LADIEER WHILLDIN,
Preeident.
.10TM L Witeme, Tre.eser.r. Om-Mr
LOST AND FOU.ND.
L 'l ST—Five Coupons, Vo. 206, 207, 250,
209. and 298. due Jan. 1655, issue of the (minty of
Allegheny to the Pittsburg and Connelsville Railroad,
Aliberat reward will be given for the return of the same
E. P. MIDDLETON.
A North F RONT Street.
OPAL DEN TALLINA.—We speak from
motioal experience when saying that the OPAL
DE LALLINA made by Mr. SHINN. of BROAD and
SPRUCE etrette, ie decidedly the nicest preparation
for the mouth and teeth that we ha - - - e ever need. We
believe it Mile all that ie claimed for it, and being re.
oomnientied Dy the most eminent pentium we advise an
to give it a trial.—Bulletin. aoll-3,n•
17ILE MANUFACTORY,
21i NEW STREET.
Files and Rases of every description, and rood
quality, mule to order, of the above establishment,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
at mannfaoturer's prices.
Recuttlng done in a superior manner.
apl-dben J. IL MITA.
WM RESTAURANT,
No. SOS MARKET STREET.
Formerly kept by James Prosser, lately deceased, is
pow reopened under the management of his son. JAS.
FROSSPA, JR., who will continue the business. se
heretofore. mblit-tf
UNITED STATES PENSION OFFLUE.
—The tffica for ray ine.prceione has been 1 " -
MOVED to No. GN u'r Street, second story.
Office hours from 10 to 2 o'clock. E. POULAON.
splB.6t Pension Arent.
SOUTHERN SHIPMENTS.
Certifegstee attaohed to Invoiou of Goode for the
Southern Confedontor,
DAvin H BIRNEY,
Commieksionor of Deeds for South Carolina. Alabama,
Georgia, Mississippi, Texas, Florida, and tonneau'.
apll.lot-if
VINE SHIRT MANI) IeACTORY.—j. W.
aagri, til4 CHEAsT.NUT Street, few door'
below the '• Continental." The attention of Whohaeale
Deniers is invited to hie IMPROVED CUT CF
SHIRTS, of superior fit, make. and materiel. on hand
end made to order at shortest notice. j o k. t i
WrATIONERY AND JEWELRY
KJ , packages furnished to Agents and Dealers, at ve
reduced rates. Call, (or send etemp.) SO2 CHESTNUT
Street. PlUladelplue, Pa.
so9-1m FARNAM ft CO.
L OIJ k HAVANA OTGARS just
1,00,
received per steamer! Qoakrr
City and Xarnack, comprising
Cabanas, Figaro,
Plantain', Comeroiante,
Mack Sea, Punehinello,
/derma, Diablo Marmot,. ko
rniel"" ' Lowest mar
of all sizes and Qua] ides. and for side t__
OliA RI , NO -UWE.
ket rates by 130 WALNUT.
apB-11It
3tIACKEItEL.-300 bbls. Nos. 1,2, and
8 Mookerei. in -whole, balves. and quarters, fk,
pondy C. s ho v eDL,F. t* Co., 103 Akol , l et*"ot r i
m door Front , sp2o-Bt,
HERRING, - 300 bbls. extra No. IL Her
ring, for 'late by C. C. SADLER & CO., 103
AROR Street, mewed door above . Front. ap3o-31
FISH_ —;IOO htlfbblq. extra
wbv i lio. I White Md on eorkeidlirnsit. and for lain
by C. C. BADLER & 00., N 0.103 ARCH Street. second
door above Frontd afflaHtt
ACADEMY OF MIISIC.-0 PER A.—
THIS (MOND R.Y) EVENING, April 22.
_POSITIVELY THE LAbT
ITALIAN OPERA. REPRESENTATION.
Grand Gala and National night. Extraordinary at
traotione. On which ocoasion the aseoelated artists
have resolved to devote half of the proeeedi tatter de
fraying the necessary current eXpensee) in aid of
THE VOLUNTEER RELIEF FUND.
The interior of the home will be decorated with the
NATIONAL, FLAGS,
and the exterior brilliantly illuminated with
programme H K E'd CALW UM LIGHTS.
The will conaist of the entire of the
greed patriotic opera of
THE, SICILIAN VESPERS,
with the following oszt.
MADAME COLSON, SIGNOR BRIONOLI,
SIGNOR. PIM St: (who low entirely recovered
from hie recent initinposytinn, and will arrive
expressly for this occasion i )
SIGNOR SUSINI. ctitNOß BARILI.
NOTICE.—The Philadelphia Orchestra, of which Mr.
Rueter is the lender. have, on this occasion. kindly
volunteered their eervioes.
Prior to the commencement of the Opera. the °relied
tra will play
THE NATroNAL, ANTHEM,
'•HAIL COLUMBIA,"
which will be followed by the great American Na
tional air,
TRH STAR-SPANGLED BANNER."
sung by the Company ? and full chorus.
On the conclusion or the Opera, the celebrated
LIBI"RTY DUET,
from " I Furitari." will be sung by
!SIGNOR FERRI and diorion euamr,
ear Prises as usnal.
NOTICE.
The free het. with the exception of the public, prose,
wit( be
ENTIRELY SUSPENDED.
MERICaN AUADEMX OF MUSD).—
E3 l - MANE HASSLER'S
GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT.
THURSDAY EVENING, April 25, /SM.
The following celebrated Artists have volunteered
their services:
MISS CAROLINE KIMONOS,
The dist neuished American Prima Donna.
tt, T. tilolitif.
The popular Tenor.
MR. A. BIROFELD,
Baritone. His first appearance at the Academy.
THEODIrRE THOMAS,
8010 Violinist
CARL WOLFSOHN,
The eminent Pianist.
The time-honored
MAENNERCKOIR
ticcAl. SOCIETY, -
Under the direction of S. threfeld. Esq.,-and a
GRAND °HMI EcTRA
OF SEVENTY FE R PORKERS !
Including the directors of our prinoluat Musical Socte
ties. and the best instrumentalists in our cite.
blr. Simon Header.
Conductor_:...:._._
Thomas.
The Concert willecimMenee with the grand notional
song of
"THE STAR-SPANGLED BANNER,"
Sung by Miss C. Kiohings.
With a powerlut Chorus and the Grand Orchestra.
Doors open at . 7; to riommence at 8.
Tickets—Parquette, Parquette Circle, Balcony. and
Boxes Hostas
Beats secured without extra charge, at the AcadeMY)
from 9 A. Cl. to 4 P. 91., and at Neck Lawton's. anu
Andre & Co.'s Music Stores, Chestnut Street.
Upper Tiers 250. Entrance on Locust street, apgort
PONCERT HALL, CHESTNUT STREET,
IL , above TWELFTH.
THIS (MOND & V EVENING, April RS, MI.
And every Evening during the week,
EN
PROPSOR 3. H. ANDEIL4ON.
"WIZARD OF THE WORLD."
In his NEW and POPULAR ENTERTAINIRRNT
in M i , CIIANICAL, PHYSICAL, and NATURAL
MAGIC, entiVed
TWO 'HOURS OF ILLUtr ONG.
The Great RICO 0 iirtAt.- ROPE PIIA.T, which ha's
nisi with so much lIYI RMETRICAL SUCCESS,
will be introduced; also, many new Experiment..
PIANISTE., - • ~, MISS D. ANDERSON.
Grand MAGICAL MATINEE. or APRES-MIDI
ItIAGIQUE. on NATURDAY, April 27. at 3 M.
Admission 25 cents. Reserved seats 60 cents.
WHEATLEY & CLARKEId AROH-6T.
BENEFIT OF MR. WM. WHEATLEY,
When the followieg eutierbprogramme will be given.
THIS (MONDAY) EVENING, fiord it,
First time in four years of the comedy of the
BiiLLE'.? STRATAGEM.
Doricourt, Mr. Wheatley; Flutter, Mr..T.S. Clarke.
To conclude with the thrilling drams of
THE MIX DEGREES OF CRIME.
Wine, Woman, Gambling, Theft, Murder—Enfold.
Julio Do: witty, Dlr. Showell; Charles, Mr. Reilly.
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
WALNUT -STREET
Sole Lesipee. M. A. GARR ETTSON
Mace ?Ammer— -- Mr. 'NAL A. CFIAPMAPI.
llusineas Agent___Mr . ..Ml. D. MURPHY'.
The management take pleasure tn announoing an en
gagement with %h.. comedian, kr. eoTtuat
TH 18 MONDAY) sArs.NINO, April t7.
The performance will consist of the milady of
()UK AMERICA N COUSIN AT HOME;
OR, LORD DUNDREARY ABROAD.
Mr. Sothern will appear as Lord Hundreary and Baur.
Ocs La V P rnicse.-1; rose *inn°, (feats loourea with
out extra charge.) GO OM; parquet. (seam secured at
50 oenis.)373 rents; family cprole, 23 cents; private
boxes. 85 and 83; oroheatra- 75 cents.
Doors open at quarter pat 7 o'clock : curtain will rise
at a quarter to B o'elooL,
ABEL & LEYLAND'S
ISTERE..OP'I7. I :3OI4 I
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS.
TENTH AND CH
E K.
STN UT STREETS
LAST WEE
VIEWS FROM THE. SEAT OF WAR,
And change of programme each night.
Admiration 26 Gents. Children. MS cents.
Dome treenet oommenee at g eek.olt.
MATINEE W FD:gEBDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY.
Commenetne at three o'olock. an22.6t
pENNA. ACIADEMY OF THE FINE
ARTP-1 025 CHESTNUT STREET.
The Thirty-eighth ANNUAL EXHIBI TI 0 N
of YAINTING3 and 8C upruitE ut now open.
Admittanoe cents ; benign Tickets 50 oeuts; Chil
dren halt puce, Catalogues le oents. ttooklectleur
will receive their tlogete at the Academy. at WU'
TIOGA LIBRARY'S FIRTH GRAND
BALL ..—To be given at the NATIONAL
GUARD'S HALL. on No DA v Anrll22,
1861. FRANKLIN W. RIAU,
blaster of Ceremonies.
_
°maws Boon. Peeretftry.
BEN/A.IITM WcoDuouas. Treamurer
PARLOR RNTERTAINMENTS.
HAIIIBUJER the ROYALWIZARD, and
2110, tiODOLPHO
At OHICKEFINO HALL, 807 CLIVITIVITT Street,
commencing IVIO.NI/AY, April td, and coutinumg every
k:venink at 8 o'clock. and Wettoeillay and Saturday at 2
P. M. Admittance 2243. ; Children hart price. See pro
trammeA. aptf 8N
SANFORD'S OPERA HOUSE,
ELEVENTH STREET.
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
NEWLY DECORATED AND PAINTBD.
MIL SANFORD
i c
E secured one of the
mt
LARGEST COMPANIES ever presented heretofore
w o will appear mghtlY.
anford will perform every evens.
00111 open at 7 ; Commetkaa at nE.
Ad m I sewn 26 seats. Children 16 cents.
T HE GERMANIA. ORCHESTRA GIVE
their PUBLIC REFIItAR9ALS every SA.TUR
PAY. oommencuns at 33fi o'clock. at the AIUSICAL
FUND HALL. 13 bakes $1: single tistets. 25 male.
for sale at Cblokerms & Son's. 807 Chestnut street ;
Andre's. 1100 Chestnut street; and Book & Lawton's,
Chestnut street.
Engagements for Concerts. Commencements, Par
ties, &c.. made only at their Office. Cluekerins & Son's
Piano Store, 807 Chestnut street; William Stoll, 024
North Juniper street, or C. proughmati. 1000 Hid.•
venue. ja3l-tf
THE TURF.
W1tz;.84.150.00 IN PREMIUMS
AT
Purromt PAIL PHTLADELPHIA,
way 1, 18$1--Puree of 51.600.—Free for all Homes
owned in the State of Pennsylvania ; beet 3 in 6 to
Haman. _
May 9. 1861—Purse of 3760.—Free for all Horses
named in the State of Pennsylvania; hest 3 in 6 to
Wagon.
May 14, 1861—Purse of sl&l.—Free for all Horses that
have never trotted better than 2.40; beet 3 in 6 to
Harness.
Same day—Purse of 3100.—Free for all Horses that
have never trotted better than 2.46; beet S in 6 to
Wagon.
May 16—Purse of ems.—Free for all Horses that have
never trotted better then 2.35 to Harness ; beet 9 ie S.
Same day — Puree of /MO.—Pres for all Horses that
never have trotted better than $2.40; best S in 6 to
Wagon.
May 36—Pone of 3300.—Free for all" Green " Horses
that have never trotted in pnblto ; beet S in 5 to
1111.1110811
May IT—Purse of sl6o.—Free for all Horse. that
have never trotted better than 1.40,3 milos nun repeat
to Harness.
Same day—Perse of 8150.—Free for all five-year old
Colts ; beet S in 6 to Harness.
May 22—Purse of 31.250 —Free for all Horses owned
in the State of Pennsylvania. 2 dales and repeat to
saddle.
Three or more 'Entries to make a Race.
The above r ntries will positively close on the 29th of
April with ID per sect. at Jammed, k Goodin's
Western Hotel, 516 MARKET Street, above Eighth
street, at 9 o'clock P. M. All entries must be sealed.
and will positively close as above mentioned. All En
tries most he direoted to D. F. WARD.
apl2-dtap26* Proprietor of !Suffolk Park.
lIIEDICINAIa
DR. J. WISE, No. 30 North
FIFTH Street, PHILADELPHIA—Treats
aucceeefu;ly. if applied to in time, all diseases
of the LUNGS, vi H OAT and HEART, and
frequently mires CONSUMPTION in its third and last
stage. He also restores all curable diseases of the EYE•
and BAH. He has riven them his entire attention for
he past 20 years. Will visit patients, when desired. at
heir residences. ap6-im
APES.
11:71 LILLIE'S SAFE DEPOT REMOVED
to No. in South SEVENTH Street, near the
Thelnstitute.
The undersisned. thankful for past favors ' and being
determined to merit future patronage, rice encored an
elegant and convenient 'more, and has now on hand a
large assortment of Lillie's Celebrated Wrought and
Chilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, (the only
strictly fire and burglar proof cafes made.) Also, Lil
lie's Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe. and Bank Looks.
Lillie's Bank Vault Doors and Looks will be furnished
to order on short notice. Thls is the strongest, best
protected, and cheapest Door and Look yet offered.
Also. particular attention is called to Lillia's New
Cabinet Safe for. Plate, Jewelry. ate. This Safe is con
ceded to situate in style and elegance anything yet of
fered for this purpose, and is the only one that is strict
ly fire, and burglar proof.
lESPICIAL INIOTICIL-1 have now on hand say twenty of
Pastel, Herring. & Co.'s Safes, most of them nearly
new, and "Pole forty of other makers, comprising a
complete assortment se to sixes, and all Weir. 4W--
clanged for the now Celebrated Lillie Safe. They will
be sold at very low prices. Please gall and examine.
hi. C. SADLER, Agent.
0 EVAN Ai WATSON'S'
SALAMANDER SAFES.
mut.
304 OH MOTNUT STREET.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
A large variety of FIRS-PROOF SAFES alwa
ail-t
yu sin
heard. mf
_ ...
WEST CHESTER
4BE and Pfl• lADELPREA R. el
Rom,. VIA AI 0:1)1 A . BOARD ING PERSONS
REEKINO SUMMER —ln orJer to
furbish increased Dieilities during the eowineSummer.
the West Chester and Philadelphia Railroad Coalman'
intend running not Ma than six dally trains snot way
between Philadelphia and West Cnelter, one of whieh
will be at nisht, connecting with two daily trninii each
way on the Philadelphia and Baltimore Ventral Rail
road (except Sundays, when there will be two trains
each way between Philadelphia and West Chester.)
Pereons desirous of being in the city early and late.
t
will be accommodated by thin arrangenwn-' F oarding
for the summer can p,.w be obtained at the Many de
nimble localities having MO and hentt n h t y ei;tIVPIN on
the West (Theater and Philadelphia_oar
forßaWs Philadelphia
Ticket Of r n and Baltimore Central Rail medal.
the T
sea
son ,Coupon Tickets. &o . apply a,
the Depot, Pl. E. corner tau tt B.bri 111. and MARKET
HENRY WOOD,
paeans.
81113•MWII 1M General Superintendent
FOE NEW YORK.
NEW DAILY LINE, via Delaware sad
Raritan Clanal.
piniedelphis end New York Express Steamboat Co
mpany will roomya freight on and after. MONDAY. nth
instant, and leave daily as a P. M., delivering thrir car
goes in ?lOW York the following days.
Freights taken at reasonable rates.
WM: F. CLYDE, Agent,
No. 14 SOUTH WHARVES, Phiatlelphls.
JAMES HAND., Agent.
riera 14 and 14 6413 k Jt/VV.R, NOW -I°T'•
adigit FOR NEW YORK. =THE
Philadeirhis Steam Propeller Company
will OCULMence. their business for the sewn on Moncay,
lath mat. freight at Second
Thaw Steamer. are now raniTing
Pier above Waluut wrest.
Terms accommodating. ?d" - BAIRD tr. CO
• .1
224 south Delaware Avenue.
FOR SALE—A Gray MARE, Bar
n-VA-nem and Llusswnare 8 years old; gentle In
harness- Address Box 190 Post oinoe, mat-4t
VNULI ZlNO—Pure SNOW 111110
( Viet*. ontsvie. 00. 1 e.1 nn Oil. And
by , W ETREBILL & AROTagiii
owld 49 Porn ?I SOON .e.
ABD PRINTIND, BEST AND ORRAPIN3T /X
the Citr. at S 4 Beath WHIRS Street•