The press., April 23, 1861, Image 3

L. ore Cossma-Srows.—The laying
r the eorcer.stone of the Church of the Covenant,
filbert, above Seventeenth, took plaoe yeeter
i° dterr,con The ceremonlee wore performed
i:thegight Bishop ?otter , A number of
ofesi artioles were deposited in the Itol2o --
'-og others was an American aag, which war
between a Bible and a prayer- book
f,Arees of a very intereeting character were do.
Tod by Awe Rev. Mr, /Oakes, vaster of the
-gath, and Rev Dr. TM, of New York. A large
ocroarEe of people were present.
EIALD FOR DRILLING PITRI.O9EB.—The
thP &pot of Me Ilesconvillo, Mantua
147
gyp]4-mount liailway Company, which is the ,
the city , is at the sorvioe of volunteers
lus - -,i t an d quarters; also, the stables. with 30-
a u „pti•,o for ono hundred and fifty horses
tor ,i n s to be made to Lewis C. Cassidy, at
..tyP ° I . ht
10. 21., NU
Agr.FST OF A Bono'Art.—About two o'clock
cu.,1,,F morning a burglar was arrested while
os , forcing his way into the auction store
Praskfi., at Second and Buttonwood
lie ass ming a chisel on a built shatter.
1 ;Sial had been stolen from a new building in
1:11: 1,7i ,i 1 7. The prisoner was taken before Al.
r r ,, A r, Williams, and . gave the name of Robert
And gel committed.
ATTE3IPTEP Bl7aoLAßY.—Yesterday after-
Ri:hard Bower WM before Alderman Bottler
tht , c harge of attempting to force hie way into
%., fi g et the EGtrth woe t corner of Tenth and Pearl
B ., r , t e lf, &ries Sean, night. The back door had
I, ' ltu w eed opoi! with a "iimmY" which was af
;wor; food in the vieinity. The accused wag
s:Wd is the neighborhood, and was seen to
r ` e mill the place when digeovered. He wag cora
red in default a bail fo# a farther hearing.
.•
Srrroso STOLEN PnomorrY.—Yesterday
...gaose s lean named ca
O'Bryan was as
nd %ben to the Sixth-ward station
Qs had in 1115 possession two watches, both
had the rings twisted off, appearing as if
,bey bsd bean twisted from a chain. The prisoner
boa a heating to•day.
Srsions Farm.--Yesterday morning a.
sawed Charles Davis, aged eighteen years,
rec red a compound fracture of tbe right arm by
, :z of The mast, a distance of twenty feet, on
tu iip Tuscarora, lying at Walnut-street wharf:
conveyed to the hospital.
TaE Cusroat-illonsE.—A flag-staff, about
feet long, was raised on the Custom House
through the direction of the Hon. Wm.
3 1 ; rosin, the ne Celleetar. A large and h9ad•
MsII; wa place d on the staff.
TEE INDEPENDENT RANGERS.—Last evening
frc , s to dy met at Sixth and Shippen streets. Win.
semuntt , wo elected president, and Lewis M.
CbvSteatt ee seeretary. An election for officers re•
nOisel its follows :—Ccutein. Win McMullen; let
memo:taw,lyard E Degan ; 21 Lieutenant,
John g e m: 31 Lieutenant, James T. Harmer.
A Trusts IN TUE DELAWARE.-011 Sunday
carami 2 big fish, said to be a whale, made its
Ts
eennoe in the Delaware, opposite thwhalee oily. A
T oy of men end boys got after hie ship,
ni stlSClted him with boat-hooks and gene. The
riworners and fLiohmondites got to fighting
eat the prize, and during the squabble the whole
kft.
CHIEGED cairn F/CEI2IO POcsnrs.--Yester
bvsunisg a young man giving the name of IssBo
Wi:KM Rae arrested at the oorner of Ninth and
jorest streets upon the charge of picking pockets.
it cm committed to answer by Alderman Patohel.
Slums Or A SEc usszoszsr's Thuromit.—
Serer Clay the police seized a nave bound far the
Rath, containing a very handsome uniform for a
ojngeneral, also a saddle, bridle, spurs, ao.
Public Amusements.
Toe OPERA LAST NIGHT.—The performanos for
de relief cf the Volunteer fund did not turn out as
as it should have done, but what it laoked in
..ter3 it possessed in enthusiasm. The house
us elegantly decorated with the national flags
zi the performance, prior to the opera, of Bail
Calcmbhi, was greeted with cheers. After the
kst r4t of the opera, Miss Hinokly and Miss
11035 tang the "Star Spangled Banner," whiolt
mittnimonely snored_ The Sicilian Vespers
miguificently given intact, and on its condo
the " Liberty Duet," from I Puntani,
Sit created a perfect furore.
IVAL'ILMSTIUSET 2 . fiBATRZ. — Ttso TO orth6 Of
Selma in "Oar American CIIIEiII at
last evening resulted in an ovation to this
'lSTable eccentric comedian. He played with
tia customary gusto, perpetrated a heeatomb
nee jskes, and fired cif a Series of fresh milli
:ma &data t , ok the audience by storm. Mrs.
i. ,. ”21 sang a new version of Dixey, which was
lummtareonsly encored, and Asa Trenchard's
Canons to Herring's safes, and the expression of
lit with that he Bad one large enough to contain
ths .eole Union, were greeted with tamultuous
Hr. Bothell& is as popular as ever—and
more.
FROfßigOli ARDNIIS9Ifs JR —A /asp osowd
tumbled at Concert Hail last evening, but, un
fortnuattly, , our young friend's paraphernalia had
arrived, and the consequence was a much-to
belegretted dismissal. This evening he will be
Lily preprea to meet hill Mende and giva them
taticastionable satisfaction.
From Jamaica..
From Vagma. TAmairm, we have intelligarca
to no tit iadt acrct/lOt Darling proril.gued the
Legislates en the 221 ult., and in his prorogation
perch congratulated the country on the prospects
eitiereellent and reviving prosperity. The Le--
Owe, before separating, took measures to
apt the Weat India Encumbered Eatates act ;
1.91 by the Imperial Parliament. Prince Allred
t. se i in the line•of battle ship Se. George, on the
. . — znact. He was enthusiastically received.
I.::eaes Isere presented to bim by both Houses
•ts Legislature, and a regular round of balls
s:.!:,:ber amusements were in progress —herald
-155 R. BILANSKI was executed at St. Paul
;111 , 1 RIM weeks ago for the murder'of her hue.
lut by administering assents, and it is now be.
lend the wee the 44030 person who, on the Bth of
S: , :mmer, 1149, poisoned Alexander D Simpson,
it: huaband, in the town of Fayetteville, N. O.
tho me arsenic was the agent employed, and
the death of Simpson his wife was arrested,
t . zczsetiad in escaping so. Charleston, and
Ems to Hems, where she remained until May,
ItZt She returned to Fayetteville on the 7th of
3 . 1 - ember following, surrendering herself for
tint, and was acquitted. On the trial of Mrs.
I ssikiatSt. Paul, she stated that she had re
rid at Fayetteville, N. C , where her husband
sits The Christian names of the two women
U 5 'identical, and many circumstances in St.
itsimhsequent to her execution have been called
r mild. which tend to the belief that she and
Simpson were the same parson.
SZNI,I3II-11177111Q FbEtIIMENT, - 11 gontlomw
atis city, Mr. John E. Ford, well known for big'
me; talon eantiments, is prepared to contribute
U thoraani dollars, atAhe nucleus of a fund for
' , lmport of a regiment, 1 000 strong, composed
err:, of muscle, who can hit straight from the
indier, and wha would be willing to depart for
and keep open communication between
icy. city and Washington. As waiting 'for mus
k! rod other military equipments would be like
ly:4 !elsy their departure, they are to be armed
rim other weapons than revolvers, clubs &a.
tcelmont muss be ready to leaver by Monday
25% Pp to that time additional eubso riptione to
litfusi will be received at the counter of this
ail other newspaper offices. When such a reel-
Zen% duly organized by the time mentioned,
," for its destination , the army will be placed
r. ca hands of its paymaster.-IP. Y. Timms.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Money Market.
IhmaolLnria. AP T U 22. M.
ra ' 42 ameas of the Stook Board is very meagre, and
iCetsars timed to make concessions. Pennsylvania
jneeoldat 81. city sixes 92. Camden and Amboy Rail
" lii hrea MX. Pa ansiivanis Ratl , osd at 37.
OFFICIAL BANK SPATEM_VAT.
/'RAT ALVIINJ.62.I Or THE PHLLADLLYELLA BAKES
BANC% LOANS. 596012.
Apnl 22. April 15. April 21. April 15.
- -
33.7 , 5-000 3ZIOOO 1.036.000 00373.000
~3 r 3 3 Americn 2,3393 064 3040 414 618 X 1 NB 097
gum k Medi.. 4 1.363.831 4 006 331 1 2 2,223 1.137.6&)
1,607,40 laB4 ow 381 too 560 000
~ -- 1412,885 1 101.42 1 385.623 469.754
- !r.,1 331 -•• • 1,36.3.140 1.29) 0 0 0 4 3 2 OW 489 006
862.819 836 699 3 4,919 .314.5.1
L" t ril o,l l.- cis 0 692 671 147,173 172.9 1 6
. C "'"n4flip 723 ail 745,840 los 375 194 407
1,442,146 140,261 437 410 465.646
Nat. k fdecb... 1.084.1 0 6 1. , 74 283 197 295 213.896
ea Ka 649216 246 766 226.497
2.1(9 1 04 1.100,9 a 441 599 - 484 484
480,022 497.060 157 519 14 297
466 362 468 337 1321 579 88 676
• , T 4 -) 7E13 .190 197.070 201 94
411 6 6 5 40 945 92.116 96.675
lAi 4Lm160 162. M 411.710 83.171 .142 404
412,638 420 /03 93.142 6.4 8 8
2 3409 P 46 1 25.416 in 4.7116 011 ..673.122
BASAL incrosl93. • C1ic211.62 . t0m.
aged ts. *wit so: avail so. &VIM.
~,-.911161116-. 1 81449000 $1.619 000 5816.0331 8r331.009
J l Aroorlos. 2.039 9tB 2 0062+1 375.022 291 530
pna It Mod -2.919 631 2 681642 411 3535 44 .
915.011 000 117400 12 1 MN
' 43 3anicie
8 . Üb e -•• 917 8 9 0 896 351 145.720 147 516
11 . 101 1-- 1.113.903 1.074000 101600 109 060
406..19 693.566 97.645 193460
141F te q.•,...•• 436 978 447425 137 430 1362:0
" 1,6 .4 579.843 517.638 54,193 69.275
1,3431 707 933 r 22 124.465 1
1 38 495
•r•ooti... 6.9 940 613621 ' 99 745 )1.675
" ,11 ••-• 544 912 529 016 74.495 79481
7Ni: •-; ---- 1.123913 1,139 9E3 =I 440 246 326
7,- -3 1333 it- 344 481 370 99i 65 3 , 8 71 708
i . r...1.)-4a1166 - 26441 2.7.604 07.030 126
65 122 71 2c5
P 510 5/cw;iiiii, 1: 6 5 ' 221. 5 462 7 61.070 123.535
T.Z, LIL I"Lx/62 226.168 222 782 118 415 91 1380
751= 167.813 47,4193 60295
I ^3o.
16 1313 331 16.468 933 3,54 1 .0:5 2.620.813
4 1 4 54 "rias le a statement of the transaations at
.4iladephot Clearing House. for the week ending
7- ,
to m. E.as H. furnished by the manager. George E
~
Ancli Clearings. Balances.
1 5 " -- • .83.703 4uB 33 8248,219 23
, ______ , -5
... ----
3.02.4 223 53 166.164 58
• --- ... 2,260 .284 80 1.1 277 32
9.- .• ...____ .. 2,40 443 00 207113 21
3.079 ma 30 153,00 44
2 798,703 00 415 420 95
817 966.887 96 81,=,W8 78
/Le •
-ggregistes compare with those of previous weeks
fnliotre
April 1.1. April 92.
r4 lotee lll 8 ' 999 ----- •12 11 811,696 811.810 095...De0. 88 WO
••• 25 416 442 26 309 96.5.. Dec. 106 487.
' • • 6-i 76. 122 6791.011 l e o . 120.889
till other
2 021 162 2 , 010 759- De° 9.396
'the ' 3,64:_163 3.361 073_Det, 211 010
16 468,933 /6.623.241- Ino. 174,298
3 833.813 1.641.626_ Deo. 179 308
Loam- Specie. Circulation. Dandli n g
~,../-967 . 7 1,199463 I,On 464 2.141.113 16636.
Ti '•+.66-21.392,374 3, 770,701 1,011,423 19,4494631
1. 6
1. Mid ~.2 9-3, !1 • 2 23 336,817 2,434.181 16.566.848
„--• 6,063.31% 2,741.7,34
• .446.646 4.827.023 2.808,208 15481,06,1
66
' l l3 i-- 14 .3(imr 4.4.so_vin Lamm' 14.992_019
Ito•get , • 60 1.X16 4.374.649 2.696.186 16,324 Ea
4—• -.0 973 207 3 333.PA7 E27.9°3 59.92/1
/1%1 lasLar , 291 4 020.266 2.6419 811 16 26 .
ftr "' -99 „.... 01 - 1 111 4. 698 i 4 2,778.3 8 15.296 436
4 .. 74. -- .""'" -S14 5444 984 2 811.491 14.16 +.736
1 ' 4 4 " 6 2 / 1 ) 963 2 611 263 16.r00,147
a .
1 4 6 462 1190 3 175 no 16.006.116
R 6.121 2.87093 MAW SW
319,956 6.795.011 2,641,066 16.613431
v
9Z9 -ow York Rooting Peet wain today, that jp that
. 19 a stock market rregentla to the more hopeful fee!"
• e regard to the safety of tee Federal oseital, pr cox
WE li
t teat. 9_rr department of the net undertoing I rebound
ir The tone of the market at the alma ta
1112 E 22 2 EI thug of the nut 'week. and nearly ell
the speculative shares leave off at a further advance of
Mal gr cent. on board prices. -
The mere absence of any unfavorable news from the
Smith wee stiffunent early in the day to arrest the de
aling. preparing the market for the latest official &d
-omes foam Washington, Met at. hand, which further
lessen the fear about the Genital. New York Centre,'
clews at 70, with sales, and that bid for mote.
Pecifio Mail dropped to 50, but closed at 64. A pnvate
latter received in this city within a day or two state.
that about six weeks aro a vessel wee purchased at
Panama on terms WI WI were kept private. shortly
afterward. a Jerre invoice of whet purported to be
sheet-lead, in long boxes, arrived at Panama. having
been forwarded by the railroad across Rho isthmus.
The e boxes, it is supported, contained guns for the
purpose of arming the vessel. This vessel had left
Panama under suspicious curcumstanoes, and holders
here of Pacific. Mail, we have reason to believe. have
sold out their stook under the fear that the next ar
rival from California will bring news or the capture of
one of the company's boats on the racifie•
The lint of State Menke opened steady, and the im
provement is fully maintained. All the Border docks
are in better favor, and the demand is stimulated by
the wants of the bears, the bonds being coerce for de-
HUM. We aeOle 3
Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked.
Missouri 65.........40 403.1 G„..eerais 6al----••.- 75
T- nne,see 65.—..4034 41 a entimay 6a.`-_..65 66
Virainmtle —...36.% 37 ''hio 65, '6 ).-........98 -
Caltforate, 78-.....67 73 Ohio 64 '75 ..... ...- 100
North roar air-- al - Ohio 6s , 'B6 ---- -95 ea
Taiga:l'3.s4i .......--..- 87 Illinois stoats. ..- SOO
'lndiana 2l p die ..- - N Y ate be, 'al..- es
I M
Michigan ea...- 95 N Y State 7 s, '6t 103 /05%
Louisiana 6....-.- 70 N Y Rate 6x.'7.1.104 -
It is announced that the New York and New Iffaven
.1? ailroad Company have published a notice to the effect
that a separation of the genuine from the spurious
stock of that corovany has been Judicially made, and
the injunction restraining the company from paying
dividends removed. Their transfer books are sow open,
and a dividend of 83 on a share will he paid to the
Welt beldere on demand.
. . .
The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company have ap
propriated VAC for the defence of the city, and $5,000
more to the general fund to be raised for the families of
the volunteers. This company also recommends the
several life insurance companies to assume the
in
creased risk of life consequent upon entering into the
service of the Government, at a premium to be agreed
upon The New York life insurance companies are
reported to have set the example in this kind of libe
rality,
The New England Mutual Life Insurance Company,
of Bow.on, has established the war rate at two per cent.
extra. This company deserves a handsome notice in
these stirring times. It is one of the oldest and soundest
companies in the country, and its patriotic action in
this crisis will endear A more than ever to the Dublin,
Its president, Hon. Willard Phelps, le the author of the
best legal work on life insurance in the United etates,
The board of diyeeters reeently, by vote, loaned to
Massachusetts one hundred thousand dollars towards
the war fund.
Stst•ment' of the value of foreign imports at Nay
York for the week ending April 20, compared with the
years 1859 and 2860:
For the wen. TO. ISM. 1861.
Pr► Goode $1.345 did 16ed,0130 $629,374
Goal merchandise— 3,935 529 3,214,8U9 2.0:8,617
Total for the week. *5 241•763 8,589.859 2,687,991
?rev/peony report'd. —67,285,735 7/ Agra 708 83.498,368
Sines Jan. lat.—. —572.886.893 74 893 567
Sy telegraph, we learn that the Lehigh Valle! Rail
road Compa ny brought down from Maueh Chunk, for
the week ending on Saturday. the 20th inet.,14.898 tons
of coal, against 14A10 tong for corresponding week teat
Tear, making for the season commencing December let,
1363,294.285 tons. against 286.093 tOng to same nate last
year—which is an increase of 9,100 tone. 1,330 tons of
pig iron were also sent over the road for the week end
ing same time.
Philadelphia Stock Exchange Saleet
Apnl 2/.136L
ITICPORTID IT El. E. SLATMAIBII. Merchants' Exchange
FIRST BOARD
3 Norr!stown B--... 48 100 City 6e—...........92
2 Harrisburg 2t—., 5674 sbt 640 Fenno 58 . 83
10 do. • • 6074 20) Lehigh Val bds K. 9134
5 d0... : ....._....6 uam la Amboy R. 11014
7 do— 60763
BETWEEN BOARDS.
le Morrie Canal pled 109 11000 Reading 8.1 1844.. 89
6 Fauns it.— 37 1
SECOND BOARD
10 Cam & arn
7086 Reedmy 66'86 . GIN
1 tlftm& Am it omi:11034
MOTrm Canal pfd..loB
CEB-11LEAV Y.
behigh N. 50
IWO tattle 75
25 Fainn & Mechs Bk 60ft
1000 Reading 64 'B5 . • 68Ssi
CLOSING PRI
Bid. Asked .
Philadelphia!le- 8. 92
Ces R.__ ea 92
Phan 6e .-new.. 93 91
Pawn. 55...—. /90 83
Rand R. 157.4" /5
Read Yds ;70..... Fs 82
Read m[6/1'80'45 89% 91
Read mt 6216.- 09 6915
PAnna R ex-div. 37 373 k
Penn.aß 20 MU 83 83
Morns Can con. 46 60
Morns Can Pfd.lo3 1083
Boh N 64083 ---- 61 67
Soh Nay Imp 6s. 70 75
Eon NILO B_OE- -- 3 a
21nh 124 v Prefd . 12 76
Elmira R-__ 3 5
-W. Asked.
Elmirat R Prefd— 9 10
Rim e& 1 1.9. —.GO
Long Inland 8..... fai 10
Leh vl & .04.--10 51
Leh Cl & N EaD-52 83
North Penne. it 7 R
N Po .11 64.. int 01180 53
N Perna B. 105...56 yi
Claming R Con. 8 814'
flatawissa prof— 8,1 7
Frank & Bmthw 35'.4t
281430-04 R divoff.3s -40
tettos&Vine-at It. 8 10
Weal Philo —6234 b7)(1
Spruce & Pme.-. 7 8
Green & Coates-12 lb
Philadelphia alarkets.
The Flour market is dull, but steady, Further small
grim mostly to the trade. at 96,37340;6 to for SUPell
es Ware 8731 for extra; 5E106.25 for family, Kul en
Gil tor fanny brands, according to quality. There is
very little demand for export, and the receipts and
stooks are light. Bye Flour is doll, and selling in a amen
way at $360 tier bbl. Corn bleal—The stock is small
and. prices steady. Sales of to bbls Pennsylvania at
Walser bbl.
GRAlN—There is a fair amount of Wheat offering.
but .he demean is less active and prices weak. About
12 COO bushels Bold at 81.28e1 81 for fair to prime West
ern and PeTIMBYI WHIM red, mostly at the latter rate
afloat, Including 4 000 heel prime Delaware at 1313 e. anti
wait*. in email lots, at from 110 to laga—the latter for
prime. Rye is dull, and Pennsylvania is selling in a
small way at 680. Com is unchanged. and asout 16 000
bushels prime neW yellow sold at 620, afloat. Damp lots
are ursaleable. except at very 3ow pnces. Oats con
tinue firm; small, receipts, and sates at 3 - Cia for Penn
ey-Wants. and almaarso for Delaware. Barley and Malt
are very auiet.
Mere is a steady demand for Quercitron, and
first Na t, if here. would command 6126Att per too •
COTTON IS held firmly, but there is no demand from
menutanturers and no sales to report.
Ga CERIE4 rem-sin unchanged. with farther small
salami of notate and Coffee.
rBOVIFIOes.—The marliet is active at the advance,
With gales of Perk and 13501 at fall prloool mostly to
supply the troops. A sale of salted Hides was made at
9%c. on time. Lard and flutter are steady. _
nEens.—Ty demand for Cloverseed has fallen al,
and small sales are making at es 7564.813 i per bushel.
Witisav is firm. &nail sales or Ohl at 180 for Penn
sylvania; irgo for Western; lie for drudge, and 17.4iet
for hhds.
Philadelphia Cattle Market.
rEatiaI2LPHIA, Aprit 22,1861.
The offeringe of Beef Catt:e were 1 ghter tate week
than leet.reaeteng 1,010 head, but the market wee dolt
and erten about the same, ranging from $6 to $9,601
the latter for extra auaitty ' • the bulk of the sales are
at $8 to $9 the 160 The net. The following are the par
tial:dare of the sales reported to day, at Poillips' avenue
23 I. AbMarne. Lancaster coon
9,.18.000 9 .
24 J. Mumerson, Indiana, 88- 252 : 4 .
90 McQuaid & Carr, Lancaster county, $8 5089.50.
59 Scott & Kimble. Ohio, $BB9.
20 Kennedy do McCleary. rennsylvania. $6Bl.
It B. Baldwin. Lancaster ccuntr. $8.6089.
la Kimble & Kirk, Laminator eau , ty. $8 5089.
75 hie. Monitor], Chester county, $888 75.
53 F. „Baths- ay, Chester and Lancaster cos , $6BO.
110 P. Mennen, Indiana, $808.26.
12a Cochran & McCall. Western $BB9.
116 J. tteldomridge. Indiana, $8 5089.25.
70 Mooney I Smith, anoastcr co. and Ohio, $BB9.
22 Ullman, 'Western. $7 5088 80.
80 /11 Caton. Penner 'yams, $7.5088.50.
/5 Anil 'Voalter, Indiana, 8788.
19 Futter & Brother's, Ohio $88915.
' 32 3. M aster, Lancaster county, $589.
29 Fuller, - Washington county, 61/389'
14 Jaw° Getman, Lancaster county, $687.
27 John Rolf. $607.
21 Frank, Mifflin county. Pa., $BB9.
12 J. Weaver, Berke county, $B.
mackman, Lancaster county, $BB9.
la O. Airamaa. Lancaster onsets , . $90976.
16 11, Baldwin. Lancaster county, 0500 Si.
53 T. Masterson, Lancaster county, $25089.25,
60 Cowl and Calves were disposed of, at from $2O to
$33, and springers at $lB to $26 each.
The arrivals of Hogs are large, reaching over 5.400
head. and the guises rather lower Mies trainee 3.969 at
Imhoff's, at from $6 to $7.25. and 1,00 at the Avenue
Yard, at gem to $7 the 100 ms net.
Same 4,000 wool Sheep sold at 605360, and sheared at
degie V' lb, gross.
New York Bank Statement.
Nwat Yana, April 22.—The bank statement pre
setts the following reatilia
Increase of loans 374
Increase of °ovulation— ....... 93.628
Increase of 678 684
Defireala Of /.111.1418
CITY ITEMS.
GETS' Fowlteems GOOD!, FOS SOLDIEIRe ATM
°rases, eon be bought to better advantage at this
house of Messrs. R. C. Walborn k. Co., Nos. 6 and 7
North Sixth street. than at any other house in the
trade, for the double reason that their facilities for fur
nishing this elan or articles are unequalled. and that
the head of the house, Mr. Walborn, is a patriot, and
has determtr ed to render his business subservient to
the good of those who are willing to serve their cone
try. His goods are the best, and his prices unusually
low.
PUBLIC SPEAKERS AND VOCALISTS. A noted
01STATIOSII and publio lecturer esp. of Brown's Bron
chial Trochee : "In all my lecturing Warn, I gut
Troches into my carpet bag as regularly as I do lec
tures or linen." Public' speakers, vocalists. clergymen,
and all otheni who exercise the voice, ahoald never
fail of using these Trochee. They zurpese all other
preparations in clearing and strengthening the voice,
removing hoarseness, allaying irritation of the throat,
and, es a cough remedy, one pre-eminently the best.—
Trap Whig. ap2o atuth-St
Tan Crum Wes: Philadelphia now wears the
appearance of a samsonea city in a time of war. Gen
tlemen i s hsif military uniform mar ha seen is every
direction in the streets. and things loot warlike.
Blue military shirts are fashionable ; but the wester
generally wears an elegant oast from the Brown Stone
Clothing Ball of 'foothill & Wilson, lion. eoa and me
Chestnut street, above Sixth. This firm eontinues to
tom out elegant garments for gentlemen and youths.
A .oaaer CHANGZ.—Thows persona—and they
amianmerone—who may hereafter wish to
Crack their jokes
With Grant:Me Stokes,"
Will have to pro.eed one door farther west than his old
store, namely, 039 Chestnut street. whore they will Sad
anew and superb stook ofoloths and ready-made cloth
ing, that has just been obtained from the most oelebth
ted sources, and all are offered at rednoed prices.
Philadelphia may well be proud of her festoons. eo far
as gentlemen are concerned, they are absolutely con
trolled by Granville Stokes, whose immensely More/w
-ins trade has induced him to remove] to his present
noble &Ore. where be dispenses a gift with every arti
cle sold. But to all his onromere he says " Come and
examine for yourselves."
I.IIIeI)It'I.4%.TIOIYS.
[Reported for the Press.j
113.888114 A—Brig John Chrysial-312 cartons brim
stone. MO boxes lemons, 3.380 do oranges, Isaac Josue'
tk Co.
8A 11A—Bohr Annie Magee. Dough ty 71 hhds sugar,
148 hbds molasses 14 beret.. do.B
FRILADALPRiA BOARD OF TRADE.
WM. c. KEEHN LE.
MO. AODICK.% Comer:Ea OY TAE MONTH.
THUS. 8. FERB ON.
LETTER SAO
At the Merchants' Exchange, Philadelphia.
Ship Tonawanda.. Julius--- ..--.-.Liverpool, May
Ship Daphne, Hevener London. soon
Ship Weetinoreleno. Donau soon
Ship Wm GUMMings. Cop soon
Ship B"lle of the Ocean, Reed.....—..---Livarpool. HOOD
Bart Ellen Morrison. Piatt....---.--.Lagnairn, soon
Boor Geo J Jane*. Cr0W5E—.............•.-Demerere, soon
Rohr I. ve how. York Havana. soon
Bahr J au Frit:oes soon
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, April 23. 11981.
SIGH lESTIe . 'Sit—SUN SETS-12 27 41
ARRIVED.
Ship Paragon, Bowes. g days , from Hampton Road s
in Uvular to bravo Jess.* k. co. Towed up by tog r
!ter. Passed in the Bight of New Castle, brig John
Chryvtal. troin hlesvins.
13,rk Kanawha. Lynoh. 5 days from Savannah, with
umber to 1 Pdw Baxley.
Brig John Chridid. Baton. from Messina Feb 2g, with
ftnit
Anni
&0.. to is *4 & Co.
Bohr e Magee, iimitittf 9 dais from Dana, pith
sugar and molasses to 9 & W Welsh. Kirrierienend
very heavy weather the entire passage; split sails, &o.
Bohr Three Brothers. Fenton. 8 days from lialifaz.
with fish to Kennedy.lStairs. & Co.
Bahr 8 L arooket.i''resbry,3 days from Taunton, with
mdse to Twella & Co.
Bohr Ann, tilake,4 dale from New London. in ballast
to] Maw daaley.
Bohr Matanzas, Blake, S days from New York, with
nibs to oeptain.
Bohr Fanny Boardman. Croaker. 3 days from New
York, in ballast to Van Limn, Woodworth, & 00.
Bohr Delaware Derby, 1 day from Smyrna, Del. with
corn to J Barrett d 1 son. 1 ,.
tiohr Two Brothers, Brown, 11 day from Indian River.
Del. with corn to Jas. Barran & Mon.
Bohr xmmn Smote, 1 day from New Castle, Del,
with wheat to .Ise Barratt & eon.
Bohr J L Hevei Bonaall„1 day f: om Dover, Del, with
corn to J Barrett & Son.
mohr Reaper, Mavens, Iday from Milford, Del, with
corn to Bigrratt & Ban.
tohr Trinmph, Artta. 6 days from Boston. with India
to Crowell & Coiling.
Bohr Ann Peckrell, Elm, 3 days from Baltimore,
with mdse to E Webster, Jr.
Bohr anterloB• Janice. 4 dare from Accomao, Vs, with
intim to B Bolton it Co.
Bohr Mary Brady, Fowler, 2 days from Milton. Del,
with RR ties to J W Ration.
Steamer (Budgie. Bell. 22 hours from New York, with
mdse. to W M llaird & Co.
Bark Marine. 3mith. from Rio Janeiro 26th Feb. with
Loco bags mate to Ratko Newhall, & Co. Veneta
left before reported. Emilie 3d instsnt, hat 26 aN. long
65 06 W. chip Inaraugo. Doughty. from Liverpool 92
dila. hound to Havana with coal. On the same day,
came Tat and long. whaling sohr Pacific, from Bt Dele
on. 26 da)sfrom New London. 10th instant, Bat 3027,
long 6706 , signalized an Ameri can bark steering 9, E..
showing a red signs! with letter T in white, with homes
on demi:.
;lora Sallie Veaz,e. LSOPY• day from Millen. Del,
with corn to las L Bewley & Co.
Bohr Chas Atkinson. Atkins, 1 day from Milton, Dal.
with corn to Jon L Bewley & Co.
Bohr Mary, Rickards. I day limn Camden, Del, with
corn to Jas t. aarrtey & Co
Bohr Standard, Dunham, 1 day from Odessa, Del. with
F ra(n L Denitsy & Ce.
Bohr Mechanic. Corlles. 1 day from Odessa, Del, with
wheel to JAB L Bowler & CO.
Bohr Mary, Hendrickson. 1 day from Odessa, Del,
with grain to Cm llama & Curran.
Al' THE BREAKWATER.
Ship Fawn. Maneen, from Hampton Road& seeking.
(correeponcienoe of the Philadelphia Zito:Mimed
CAPE ISLAND. N. J.. April 211-6 P M.
The barks 7.91 Salter. for Curt. and Union. for Pernam
buco; steamers (Ambridge, for Minton, and Keystone
state. bound eootti. went out etrout 9 o'olcok thin morn
ing. Three hermaphrodite brigs went intim! morning.
Winds W. THU& B. HAIGHEE.
CLEARED.
Ship Win Cummings, Cope, Liverpool, W Cummings
Bark Fleariande Bellevue, Ssuiney, Boston, Patter
son & Bonlion.
Brig Allston. Smith, Bangor, E A Solider & no,
Bohr Triumph. Arils, Boston. 0 Postman & Co. ,
Bohr Lamot Dupont, Hering, Wilmington, D. MUM.
Worresoondenes of the ftple.)
J AUlrr Q, April Igh -
The followine boats from the Union Caned. paeeed
into the i3elmyllnll Canal to-day, bound to Philadel
phia. viz:
'f-a.o Brothers, pig -iron to Cabeen & Co: Emma
Trump, lumber to NI Trump & Son' E Buokwalter,
do coo Bolton ic Co; Homeward Amid, do to Oliver
Wells.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Delaware. Johnson, henoe:at New York
21st instant.
Steamship Yule& GOodWin, from Kingettnir Jar ar
rived at New York Mgt.
Bark Linda, Hewitt, from Cienfuegos, arrived at Lou
don OM instant.
Soh, dusan E Jayne, Osborn, henoe at Kingston, Ja,
28th ult.
Behr Dirk°. Cook. fr)m Cardenas, via Savannah, at
New York 21st instant.
Bohr Neptune, Magee, hence for Boston. at New York
21st instant
itsßohr Margaret Dill, Dill, hence at Kingston. Jr', 10th
and sailed for New York 611 matant.
Rehr Minnesota. Baker. from Jaossonville, arrived
at New York 51st instant.
Sear H W Godfrey. Weeks, from WilMingtOn, N
arrived at New York 21st intent,
dteamehiP North Star, Jones. sailed from New York
yesterday for *epinwaii.
Steamship United Kingdom, Craig, cleared, at New
Ynrk yesterday for Liverpool.
Bark Wheatland, reams% herme, was waiting at Rio
de Janeiro DO ult.
Bark Ilea. Bone, from Maracaibo 30th ult, arrived at .
New York Yesterday.
Bark M Williamson, Schafforth, was waiting at Rio
de Janeiro leth ult.
Barr Siarests, Welsh, hence, was at Rio de Janeiro
loth nit. waiting.
Bark Reindeer, coutte, hawse, was waiting at Rio de
Janeiro latb ult.
Bark Emily C Starr, Pairfowl, oleared at Havre 3d
instant. for Camden. N J.
Schr Clara Winch. Montgomery, oleared at New York
yesterday for Philadelphia.
Bohr Oro L Green, Green, from Boston for Philadel
phia, arrived at New York yesterday.
Bohr Rebecca Knight, Endioott, hence, at Boston Met
instant.
Sabre S V W Simmons, Godfrey; Joseph Porter. Yates.
and Alert. Champion, tenon, arrived at Salem Mst inst.
Bohr Si Wrightington, Timelier. from New York, at
Cadiz 29th ult.
Schr !Sulgrave. RomkSY, Mir, at Halifax n th inet.
Soar Idedia, Foster, hence for Canso, arrived at Hali
fax 18th instant.
Bohr Alma. Lohnee, hence, at Halifax 18th instant.
Behr Marne Law, Armoury, hence. at Belfast 11 rh inst.
Stompers Novelty, Morrison. and H. Burden, Lopes.
henoe; arrived at New York yesterday.
66,166,549
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Cheetent.
C A Rodney, Wilm, Bot M e Weimer New York
A F human, New York W if. Hunt, uB N
S A II•milton. New Jersey DTy or, New York
Chas Fitzwater. Penns TS Treadwell, ii 8 A
G K Driehett,Warien, Md Alien head, New York
Wm Clailin, Kiston Chas G Lutist & wf, N Y
It Fleet, flew York F A Taber, "shim. Del
Chas C Little, Boston Jesse Bean, Penns
Jon 13-a , ti
Alex Fawley. Montreal
Miss Jennie Brichett. Md PO has V Batchelor, Aid
Alice Hawkins, Md Miss May Iteiron_, Md
F .1 Kingetrary. Waterbury E DiolunsonLSuperior
F ske, Pottsville. Pa ' B dkaars, n ew York
W T !Wash, 1) C Mrs Carrel Weak, D 0
C Clark. Chicago M Butt- r, New YOrk
H BlltCh.lneon Cavt J A tatietigo
Col C Keyser, New York
J Duffy, Marietta P. It Mrs*. Penns
B A Purviews. Pittsburg Col Delafisld. US A
H L Jones. New York S Maxwell, Jr, New York
AL Coolidge, Boston Mrs Binge
"ties Rats Miss ,1 ROM
J 30t DohertT, Cincinnati J Reward, Jr, New York
A J Lre ltosser. Ja wti. N C A it Cod Win, Petersen
W Hancock. Danville R N Buds n. Indiana
G W Jacks in. New York WS dN
towe
, ew York
W T ocos. Ohio E P Norton, 14 ork
K MoKenty, Beading J B Wanklyn, London
James Moir. New Yors• Philip Henry. Jr. PI Y .
B B Masters & lady. N Y Dr T)3 Verdi tr. wife, Balt
F W clraith. Jr. Bridgeport J Moran. Jr, Connecticut
0 T Zoneenfose. Baas no II A Demand. Bucks co
"VF A tlhapara, Troy D N Ropes New York
W Wlren Ness, New York M Courtrigh% New York
J P Macomber. 'Mass W 1 A.tken,Consectuout
W H Haukinson, N Y S F Jones, New York
J fm SatterLe. Califs one Capt Frisbee, California
M N Price, Massaohnsetts Wm A Brien. Conn
C Jenking. Connecticut 6 A Kerr, dt Leine
Ii G Bo.rloran. Boetdo TD Boardman, Boston
W C Morey, Boston S 25 Blanchard. Boston
J N Molntear. Womb, D C N Meter. New York
Emil Hess, New York J 11. Sterling & Is, N Y
N Slater, Providence Miss ahtt.r. Provide nee
• D melee, Delaware John Williams, New York
W Ellie. New York P M Bingham, N
Class firweer, Illinois P A Wilson. Illinois
A J Fitch. Jersey City ' John H tall, California •
J L 'Dunham, New York Capt J G Foster, Ut3 A
Dr R K Mead, U N A 1.; Cowles
MlBB Harkey. Phila W Hoffman, New York
W H Smith, Viola It Johnston, WiSCOE tun
APRIL 22—Evetont.
MERCHANT!?' HOTEL—Fourth street. below A veh.
S C Mitchell, Phila. E Clark, Delaware
T Mahu. stew Jersey S F. Henry, Hollidaysburg
R Rohrer. Lanoaster, Pa. C Rohrer, Lancaster, Pa
J Deegan, Sullivan co, Pa G E Green. Pit.sburg
J .to Petery, Pottsville J Russell, New York
D Clark. Hazleton, Pa Jt T Kreuter, Belleton, Pa
B Murray, New Hope Hon J r 11, New Hope
H B Ranvier, Phoenixville D T Reek, Nazareth
J Prim. Bethlehem Hon W Bigler. Penns
It K. Burns, Plainfield P L Bonwill, Delaware
Miss A. Vaterbour. Penns Miss X K Osterhout, Pa
Mrs Gft Bardwell, Penne. T Heckman, Easton
1) Rink, Lebanon 00, Yp OH Bard, ell, PODIA
F Brown, Reading. N Thompson, Milroy, Pa
T IllaNamara, ieldroy. Pa Mrs Hotneon, Penna
Thom G Westoott. Mims G B Cole Shippensburg
Geo WWaiker,Wasnesh t ro Jas P Matthews, Penns,
J M Chapman, Look Haven A It Beet. Selene, Pa
Murray,W Summer ail{ J H There, Elizabeth, Pa
Mel J Commies, t , chaser* Cyrus Brown, Milton, Pa
.880 J Haywood, POtarvilie G B Hufillese Indiana
John Cr 13 arnaker, Ilimme Henry r Taylor, Pella
M J Myers & wrovlobile,Ala E Peuchtwanger, Ga
H n Guerneey,Philadelphia C S Groweshiel, Alabama
T R Garter, New York
AMERICAN HOTEL—Cheatnnt street, above Fifth.
J T Browman, Oxford, Pa Min Browman. Oxford,Pa
If Laween. N rrialown It 0 Cog, New Jane!
B Dorian, Downingtown J H Edwards, Plots
W Tar lor, Jr, Schuylkill co John Bmek do lady
F Gormlp R la,New York Diehard Sharp, Eater
C Warmn. New York T S Aaron, Delaware
tT. LOUIS ROTEL—Cheshmt West. above Third.
F. A Freynniller, Geranten David Potter. New Jersey
R C Garrison, New Jersey J r Prince. Massackusetts
A Marksmen. grew York David Blake, New York
A May, New York Mrs Freeman, NeW Jersey
Muss klenderson,New Jame,'
COMMERCIAL HOTEL--Birth Ito r*terre Chestnut.
J Pearce & sn, BOLdenIOWn J Taylor, 'Surdas:down
G Passulere,Philadelphia li. A Joh Phil a delp h i a n y
J Wilson, Philadelphis J Oliver.
Jae Seott, Chester co David Kimball. Cnester co
W T Seal. iJervereville T S Derr.Lanonster on
J T Massey, Cheater eo J Marian. Indianapolis
D R Jones, P h4delphis S Hughes, Chester ao
J.l PP. A btrawbriege.Chest 00 Levi iltudles,Lenouster ee
D Zook. Mount Joy Jos T Kirk, Cheater co
Win Denney, Jr, klub& Miss Carrie Spear, Pt Y
lease II Robinson, Lana co Marshall Davis, Pa
Brewster,Runttngdon on John Brevater, Pa
David Ettruer„ Pa Daniel Treanor", Pa
A k Anderson. ra Bdre White. Pa
J Reyn , kle" Maryland Haines Seynolde srf,Md
Bar Wood, JAinonster no, Edwin Stubbe, LO3lO 00
Chas Buffington, Chester co
BTATEB UNlON—Market street. above Sixth.
Wm H Watt. Latrobe. Pa Jae Elder. Pittsburg
A H W Crete h, Bantinguon Geo I. Pitt. Harrisburg
8 0 Orme. Pena A_J Woinitel, Lewistown
W a. Bennett. Columbia win Chambers. Inuisuaoo
A B Tor. y. Lewistown Jan t9nektll. Haramore
8 Buggy, Baltimore Jas Weirs New York
Woods. D
New York P Brown. eiaware
It E Parker. Patterson. Pa John P Wise. Centreville
Amos Tr...mend. Jr. Penns. Levi H Crouse. Penna
Jog toimmer"r, Wash oo,Pa Henry Leyober. Wash co
If N Atilwt, Pottstown El II McKnight. lowa City
BT W sake/ahem, Penns W Bemoan, Ohio
8 W Martin, Peons J L Erenger. Landisburg
Israel Bead. Perry 00. Pa W W Castles. Perry co.Pa
H C Gingrich. Lana co. Pa 0 Gingrich. Law 00. Pa
A BrOWer.Luitruni W A Kuhn, .b untingdon
0 A Miller & eon,Huntingde C Parker .Lewistown
Gia:, Clever. Ci*Vdlraburc kobel Coffey i _eleverebt
glatist A Mower.. Cleve. -obi Jams. Kyle. 'Meet
M MoClees, Atlantic City Jag Sioterson, Penna
James Na ataon, New York W .aBbok. Cooperstown
REVERE HOUSE—Third street. above Rao..
J A Ends, Washington, Pa A C Idergett,Sitlent
F &RIM, Allentown F 8 Weise, Allentown
Chan Only, With°ld, W Drionaisw, C'xiOrdt rt 4
Mi WAriord,Frenontown Henry Lott, enshtown
t3hee H vows, Bohny I tiny JOB Whitaker.,Mr Clair
hl H Bowmton, Len eo, Ps J Ch ales, Hartleten
J J Miller. Milton. U T T Jenkins. Minersville
Mrs W Brobst a. oh, Ilan E. Bpi gelmyer, Haitleton
E Wilson, new Berlin J I) Boger. New Berlin
H Miller, Penneylvenie Wine istituffer.Beinifl Hay
Feral H Freid- A liVitoOrn W P Hokbert. Bittoigrove
Mrs awsls, Wakeelierre W H Janie., Penne.
BALD EAGLE—Third 'street. above CallownilL
A G.Bewley. Bethlehem Thou F Kistler, Penns
EAI Kurtz, Lehigh 00, Pa Jos Both, Lehigh eo, Fa
Joel P Geiger. Penns m r; w neuter. lam:more
Henry Gabrie l. Allentown D lieberhng, eiseport
J Kuntz, Cherryrilla D Bauman. Carbon oo
Aaron Ever. Easton, Pa. 1) Longeneoker, Penns
B B Peters. Dauphin 00, ea John Ream, Jr, Fenno
.I'l' Gerberach. Daupbm oo k Ite numb/ten. Lane co
J Zepp, Montgomery co E A From, Egg Harbor
Mrs Quinn, Sunbury. YA Peter Goes. tunbary. Pa
Joe huller, Fogeleville. Pa Beery Hunter, Penner
Et W kaiser, Fenn& him I Kauffman, Allanen
NATIONAL, ROTEL—Race street. above Third.
RVT Bonsai'. Norristown Jammu Brooke Limn, 0
Geo Prelim. Norristown Jobe enders. IS Iv
Semi Hartbolomew.Penes Oliver 0. Moms, Penne,
John Jameson. Lenceimer A homer, Uni4n Depisit
0 Heilman. Debar! co, ra Pima W Luta, Qalitorma
Geo F e7ller. ?eons, Joel eater, mamma
Rent Darlington, rarkab'g G Fowler, Nina
Gor lord, Luz.rne no. Pa 8 Kreigb. Philadelphia
Geo Gillet, Pliiiade Iphia Doinbaoh, Penes
THE UNION —Ards =Mt. above Third.
Jas R Behrouoker, Reading D 8 Alehouse, Monts oo
J Gownsman. Lebanon Yhmnineillo
Dr E Pranoisous. Mthos,Pa. rvan Buskirk, ea
R A 0 Kerr, Altoona B F Visosentnail. Easton
A h Caxmaioider, Pa Dan H Beast:tire, Lanosatr
C B Bernolds,Lembertv.NJ J LambortesN J
A H Tres°, Lambaste. N J J Brown
. lieekinan. EaSnaar Pa
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL—Becond eto bet Vim! ,
E W Bower,Woodbury.N J 13 G Roberts, Norristown
W M Preston. Mookport.ra A Y Clanton, Doylestown
3 T Comly, Books oo J Cadwalader. Penna.
Mrs Cledwalader. Penns. Jim Hill. Germantown
H T Jenney, Trenton, N J 'eo Stanton. Bedew 00,N
NE d Riolons. relit* E Ellie, Backs
A C Drede haw. tta,sertown Mrs tiollintinead, Penns
8 C Hill, New Jersey
BLACK BEAR—Third street, above Callowhill.
Norm.. () Amy!.l Creasman Penne
cse cooper, nhantown Yu n trill Penns
Oen &Watt. Reeding 8 B Btithasar Penns.
J Pt O'rsed. Peen. 145 V, grown, 1 5 enni
Chet Levan, P ino.ton Josh 8 itskor. Maiden Cr'k
Penl Heir. r. Maiden Creek E S Frey Berke gp
cm , E vir i uman, Berk' Co Jno Wanhoiser, Yonne
At A Benpla, retina.
MOUNT VERNON 110TEL-Beoond It,. Obey* Itrob,
Thos Brodhead, Atlantic' Cy
I t h C n al i d enT. r
Caider, Tren e t nii on nivtata
J T C 0121.1. New Hope
James a Lord. enuinunk Stephen Jones, I. sninunk
Geo W &nab. Johnstown A H Smith, Berwick
171 chinAy. Phiiedelphre II Wilson, Jersey City
Mite idy. Ithitade,phia
FOUNTALN EtOTZL—ficaood et.. above Malice
W H Countias. Wiluunston Obu J
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TUESDAY. APRIL 23, 1861.
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CARD PRINTING, IjJCST AND CIIRAPBBT . IN
the City, at 34 Booth THIRD Street. •
CIRCULAR PRINTING, Beet and Cheapest in th
City, at 34 eolith THIRD Street.
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City, at 34 SouthTIIIRD Street.
RAND-BILL PRINTING, Boat and Cheapeet in tha
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Lion or Printing, of the moat annariot 4nalit?. At the
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MARRIED.
RoGAN—fIARTER.—On the 10Lit WIC.. at Camden.
by Rev. C. W. ileisley. Oharlss D. Hogan to 2usannsh
tun ter. both of Stockton township. Camden eci., N. J.
CALDWR.t, L—MORAii.—On the 2d inst., by Rev. T.
S. Johnson, Mr. All.ed D. W. Caldwell to hits Satah
J. H. Wired, all of this city.
PEIRCE—A hatif.Cß —On the 18th int., by Rey, T. C,
Trotter, Mr, Moses reiree, of Plymouth. to Miss Sallie,
Youngest daughter of Renry Ramer, of Whitemarth,
Montsomery county.
880UB 08—WILEION.—On the 20th fret.. by Rem
Thomas Bramerd, Charles A. Shourds. Es q.-, of San
Francisco. Cal., to Mies lassie C., eldest daughter of
lame* R. Wal*oo If nf 3hisetty.
FOULKROD—SLAYTER.—On the 2d Mt., by Rev.
Joi, A. Bonnard, Emanuel Foulkrod to Mire Mary A.
Matter, both of this city.
DIED.
SWAM 7..—0 n the 22d inet . m. E.. son of Joseph
and Anna mane Swartz, aged 14 y ears, 1 month, and 6
" lice relatives and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence
of his parents. 150.1314 Savory street, below Belgrade.
this (Tuesday ) al'efihmin. at 6 , 61061 r.
EI,MRS.—On the morning of the 21st inst., Lydia,
widow of the late Thomas Fames, in her 73d year.
Funeral on Wednesday, the 2lth. at 3 F. m.. from the
residence of her son-in-law, Joseph Deaver. No. 603
Marshall a•reet. syy.
VAN lioßrt.—Suddenly. on the 20th mat.. Israel Yen
horn. in the Mat year of his age.
The relative, and friends of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral. from his late rein
denim. S. W. corner of Sixteenth and Wallace strews
this Third-day (Tuesday ). the 23d met., at 2 o'clook.
proceed to Laurel Hill.
MOO ei.—On the lOsh inst.. in the 9th 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, tits (Tuesday), the 23d
ismt.. at 10 o'olo6lr.
ZANkl.—On the 19th inst , Mrs. Abigail, widow of the
late James 24120. aged 67 years and 11 months.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 1012 South Front
street, this ( - Tuesday) afternoon. at 3 o'clock.
SMITH. —On tne aim met., Charles N., son of. Capt.
David and Sarah N. Smith, in the 20th year of Ills age.
Funeral from the residence of his parents. ,No.
800 New Market street, on Thursday aiternoon at 2
&Cloak. **X
SPRINGER.-On the 21st inst., Adeline. wife of the
late John C. Springer, in the 32d year of her are.
Funeral from her late residence, No. MI Wood
street. cn Wednesday afterneon at 3 o'clock. *
DUFF 1 /..-.on the 2tert inst.. Mrs. Alice M. Duffy,
as•ed 81 years, daughter of the late Barnard Hushes,
of the United States Army. and a Dative of the County
Armagh, Ireland.
Funeral from the residence of her sun-in-law: Wm.
0. Sores. Clottinsham_ place, Federal street, above
Fifth, Wig ( Tuesday3ool3looo. at 316 o'clock •
EIvENJTUT.—Ori the lath
- inst., Mr. John 1) Eisen
hat, Sr.. in the 79th year of Me age.
Funeral from his late residence No. IBS American
street, ahave Columbia, this (Tuesday ) afternoon, at
o'clock.
EL, DRED.—At Camden. N, J.. on the 21st inst., Mrs.
Sarah, widow of the late Rev. Wm. Mitred, of Muncy,
Penna.
Funeral service at At. Paul's Church, Philadelph=ia,
this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 3 °Week.
ELRAR.LitY.—On the 20th met , Jane; wife of An
drew Bleakiey. aged 29 years.
Funeral from the residence of her husband. No. 1636
Burton street. this (Tuesday) morning. at IP o'clock.
IVFOURNING STORe, NO. 918 CHEST
NUT Stireet —BRABON & BON have jun re
°toyed j gray mixed Chan De'ames, 12Xci ; black and
white Paris printed Grenadine Barer es. 12Xo; black and ,
parole do.. I 8 c; blank and :.urple Ch. , Hy Detainee,
18',4o; black tlareges,lBXo ; black plaid Ihreyes.lBXo;
seuond mourning' Eng•ish Chintzes. Ito ; Sharma rd
elatd Poll de Chevres, Me, & a.
Alen. black Bareams, i,rape faaretz Crepe Tamma
tane,Summer Bombazines- ebony's. ' Haeege Heenan,
or Grenadine Baregee. Camels' Hair Bareses. Tami
se., Illouseltnen. Lawns, and all other goods requisite
of deep an. second mourning attire. avd9
NOTICE .—ALL ANSWERS TO THE
VCimino' of the 001 , 4 M FFFEB OF YU 0W C
trETY win be received by sos Weft MATT!`; KnON,
Esq., President of the Western Bank, who has been
appointed Treasurer. ap23-6t*
WrLADIES OF THE WEST SPRUCE
STREET 1-11.1 J KCH. who are desirous of afar
lag their services to tie ruto:to auttiorhes.m. mating
uP Garments for the Soldiees, stns. Prtionrint Lint,
Bandages, ko, or opening their kowses for the R000p
!ion and N ursing of the Wounded ate invited to meet
in the LEO rutc...; R.)om oF CHURCH, 11110
(Tuesday) 01011.01114 G. at 10 o'olock.
lt* W. P. BREED. Pastor.
COMMITTEE OF PUBLIC SAFETY.—
A meeting of the Committee of Public Safety
wi be held at the Booms of the Board of Trade,
cassT.Nu .", above Firth etteet. d DA ues
day.) at 12 o'olook. Punctual attendance is ueeirable.
BY order of WM. D. Lt.' W IS, Chairman.
J. N. iiIITCTIMON, eeterecary. It
TrPRAYER FOR OUR COUNTRY.—AT
it mating of the clergy of the keisoop.t Tn iChuroh,
in this cit.. held on Mennen Use gild Met:. e , nuttor—^,
signed were atponited a committee to make arrange
ments, with the approbation of the Bishop, for having
one of the Episcopal Churches open each day, at a con
venient hour. for special prayer in behalf of ouroonn
try, in this hour of its peril ; and for God's blessing on
those wbn ao forth in its defence. 'The hour agreed
noon Is five o'clock P. M. The following churches
will be o ened for this purpose, each on the car de
signated Illt. Paul's Charon on Monday; St. Philip's
on Tuesday ; All Saints Churob on Wednesday ; Church
of the Atonement on Thursday' ; Church of the Holy
Trinity on Friday; and the Church of the Intercessor
en Paturelny. Thane services will begin on W N
DAV AF tERNOO NI, of th , s week. at ALI. SAINTS'
CHURCH, 3orrer of TWEL.FT if and F iTZ WA T H,
end ha continued in the order above stated until fur
ther unties us given. JOHN A. VAUGHAN ; D D.,
CH IMES D. COOPhir A
HIGH AHD Du - Arrow, P. D.
fg'"'" SCHUYLKILL AND SUSQUEHANNA
11,3 RAILROAD • o.—The Annual Meeting and
Election of the Stockholder's of the Schuylkill and Sus
quehanna It nitres d Company. as required by their
charter, will be held at the et./N3 IN K iTAL I:OTEL,
in the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on MON
DAY. May atn. MI, at II o'clock, M., for the purpose of
choosing a frestuent and au Manage +s to NM for the
ensuing year. and also for the consideration of such
other business ne may properly be breught before said
meeting. FRANK S. BOND,
April IS, MAI. [apM-trtiv6) Secretary.
g- A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
ERN and Bondholders of the vinare. and Via
psinssOst Railroad Company, lie hifid ' hew Ofrion7
No. 3os w OLNIrr Street, Philalelynta, on mONDaY,
the Nth inst., at 12 o'clock Id, for the purpose of re
ceiving the Annual Report and accompanying state
ments of the past year. An election for Pres dent and
elz Mangers. to serve for the ensuing year, will be
held from 12 o'clock At, toy P. M.. on MOADAY. May
6th, at the same lace .
WM. C. LONOSTILETII. ftseestary.
Philadelphia, April 19th, 1861. as2o-s to th 129
MILITARY NOTICES.
,A 0 BUTCHERS OP PHILADEL
PHIA, favorable to forming Horse Companies
to be attached to the Home Regiments. will
sawn No TBIS EVENING, April 23. at e o'eloolt, at
the Wetherill House, ser4son Street, above Sixth.
/t" A R. PA LIL.
VOLUNTEBBB-OAVALRY and
INFANTRY ATTENTION!—The large Hall
the largest in the City) over the Bentonville,
Manitie and Fairmount Paiseneer Railroad Company's
begot is at the service of Volunteers for drill and
emu-tem; also, the stable*, with accommodations tor
over HO horses. Application to be made to
IiEWIS C. CASeIDY.
Sweetest*r of the Rand,
it* 213 south SIXTH street.
VOLUNTEERS WANTED FOR THE
HARRISON OH& RD—INFANTRY.—Yomm men
Indians to join this Coalman, wilt apply at the
Hesdquarters of the Comeany. FOURTH and
OISORGh. Streets. None but these 'whose .respeete
bilttY is vouotied for will be admitted.
A MEETING for drill and business transactions will
be held THIS hVENIN G. apl3•lt
ti.HOME GUARD !—The citizens of the
Fourth Ward, favorable to the formation. of a
Watery Corse with the above title. 'tee invited to
meet at the house of JOSEPH P. KRAUSS, TIM
(Tuesday) .E.F.etrIDIG, at 7)6 o'clook. •
lt* MANY criqz ENS.
iA STATED MEETING. of the SUL-
Lava( RANGERS will be held at the home of
Robt. J. Barr, WATER, tltreet. above Beta. IHId
EVENIXG, at 7N, o'clock. Placental attendance is
requested-
By order, JAMES SULLIVAN. Captain.
Attest—Wild. LAWidhlaCY, beoreutrr. It*
IWANTED—Recruits for Company A
of the DEFENDERIL at the Armory. T WEPITY
FIRST and MA KKK; Strang. Two Minn anise are
forming—an active and a reserve cowpony. Drill
every day and evening. An election for Officers will
take place on TUFA DAY 11% V hltil.NEr'• April Z. 1851:
/Signed. CEA& C. CONLE Y. Lieut. Cone/.
-Cues. G. WARM", Act, Quarternuteter. lt•
A MEETING OW THE MEMBERS of
the RIBRRNIA. FIRE ENGINE TARGET COM
afkY will be held TFIIB BVV‘INI3. at the pall, at
73‘ o'clock. Members of the Fire Department are
requested to unite for the Mingo° Of rapidly forming
Firemen's Corps. Books for enrollment open from 9
A. ffi, until 7 P. M. • It*
iW A.INTED.—A Good DRUMMER and
FIFER, with Instramenrs, for the Downvngrown
Volunteers, to whom good wages and plenty of ra
tions will be given. Apply soon. We are in a hurry.
The country is bleeding. address,
sataL. RusGvirma,
I•OWNINGTOWN, Pa.
111 SCOTSMEN, TO TUE RESCUE I-
A meeting of the Bone of Seam willlng to form a
oorea for active eerstoe in the defence of the Con
stitution and the Flag that have go nobly eroteoted
them in tte land of their adootion. will be held at the
hotel. S.E. corner ELEVENTH. and ALARKET Streets.
on WEDNESDAY EVENING. 21th Instant. at 8 o'olk.
WM. STRUTHERS,
01.0. BER9'4AM,
JOsN GIBSON,
GEO GIBBON.
WM. MURRAY,
JOHN FLETCHER,
And others.
HEADQUARTERS, ECODID SRI
SADE, FIRST DIVISION, F. V.
No. 23 South THIRD Street. t
April 23,1861.{
ORDER N 0.5. L While the Br gather General ?egrets
that the late appointment of brig de officers neceeserily
memoriam' him fromayortion of his command. he fully
recognize/1 biat principle of military law which makes
eta...cc . - etf ordtra tke primary duty of a soldier.
Therefore
li. In obedience to Division Orders Na. 4, " Com
manders of regiments and companion of the Second
Brigade, who have volunteered lei service. will report
immediately to Brigadier General Cadwalader for in
structions."
M. The Brigadier enteral SIVRIR himealf of thig op
portunity to careen Inc cordial appreciation of the
prompurude or officers and men under big command, in
respopding to the several preceding Brigade Orders.
.13y command of.
Brig. Gen. JOHN D MILES.
R. G. TOMLINSON. Aid.de.Camp. ap22
PILE MANUFAOTORY,
211 NEW STREET.
Files and Rasps of every description, and rood
quality, made to order, at the above establishment,
WIIOI,ESALE and attar IL,
at manufrodurees Winn-
Remitting done in a superior manner.
sal-dem J. H. SMITH.
rrtilE RESTAURANT,
__ •
-a• No. SOS MARKET STREET,
Formerly kept b! James Presser. lately deceiseed. Is
low reopened under the management of hui awn• JAn.
Anna J X., Vie will ()annuli. th e Mudams, tr al
aretefore. nahli
TRE THE CONSTITUTION,
AND 'DILL LAW%
ICES.
VOW 18 THE TIME TO EIMBORII315!
THE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE!
ME NEW YORK SENII-WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is
published every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
Gcsntonts of No. 1,658 [April 19.]
I—LEADING ARTIOLVS: The 'Livia= of
the Country; False clamor for Peace: A
Talk with a Seetiselonust; Plage and re-
M4es—neritity, Bravery. and Bunting.;
The War upon Liberty and Popular butt
tione.
IT—H tu IGHLY INTERESTING PROM Criatmes-
TON Correspondence of the N. k. Tri
bune. _
111-81.0 k lOUS DEFENCE OF FORT SUMP
TER! Avery Man a Hero • The Garrison
Reduced to Starvation; they Fight 86
Hours after Eating their tatet Cruet: Fear
ful Ordeal of Flame and. Fire ; The Fort
Not Surrendered; 1 hr Major Dictated the
Terms of Capitulation; Movements of the
Fleet; Arrival ot Major wnderson and his
„ COMmsnd_; Full THErilling Pa
/V — TItE WAN RJRUNION : Outburst
of Northern Patriotism ; Enthusiasm of
the Empire :give ; New England in rum ;
Glorious Old Msesaccueette; The North-
Weat Taking Fere: The Movements of the
Traitors; A Proclamation by Jeff Davis ;
NMI Vermeil for Privateers; Ihe Border
States Pngagement at Fort Sumpter;
Intense E xc it em e n t at Washington • The
Reolforeement of Fort Pickens; Patriot
ism of the Northern States; The Secession
of Vaunts; Seizures of Doverament Pro
perty apportrd ; The Dolomite of Wash
ington • Traitors Driven Out.
V—THE 'lgra b xerr EMEN SERE; The
Whole
EURO City Aroused.
E.
VII—LeTenT ft aWS RECEIVED BY TELE
GRAPH: trom Wagaineton—ldeeoial De
epoch.' to the New York Tribune.
Vlll—lelaW YORK LBWS LATURB: Proceedings
in the Senate and Assemble.
N sWEI.
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X I L—lrl ARRIAGDS AND DEATHS.
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M;=IGM=IZ=I
ItED, WHITE, & BLUE
FLANNELS.
ALSO,
GRAY FLAI4STELS
For isle.
BY THE AISLE OR BALE.
JOSHUA L. BAILEY,
8923 tf 213 MARKET Street
UNIFORMS
FOR THE DEFENDERS
OF
THE UNION.
CHARLES HARKNESS,
WHOLESALE CLOTHIER,
No. SOS CHESTNUT Street,
ts fully prepared to execute, on the shortest notice,
and to any extent, all orders for Military Clothing.
The Superintesdeirt of this Establishment having
had muca continence in the manufacture of every
style of uniform, parties may rely on having their or
ders fined with entire satisfaction, and at the lowest
rates. CHARLES HARKNESS.
apl9-6t No. 60S CHESTNUT Street.
F, 0. THOMPSON,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
N. E CORNER WALNUT AND SEVENTH ST. 3
Atmounoee a New Steak of
FINE SPRING AND SUMMER MATERIALS, FOR
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR,
tonaistiep in part of vary destrablo atTlap of duper
French and Engin& Melton CLOTHS, COATINGS:
CASSIbIERES, &0., Relented with menial OBTO and
referenon to the 'Pante of a DISCRIMINATING AND
FASTID•OUS CLTS rum.
He offers the following inducements for your pa
tronage Good Materials a Pedant Garment, and
runotesilty and Precision in • the execution of at
orders.
INSPECTION IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED.
apl3-tuths-2m
LARGE BORE RIFLE?. THE HUB
scribere have 'several hundred large bore ROCKY
MOUNTAIN RUNTING R.. e'Lktl, which wilt be egad
to Companies, at very low Reties. If applied for at once.
PHILIP WIl ON k CO..
ap22-3t 432 CFILdliteUT Ihreet.
I D PATENT STUDS! 4 1,")
PATENT STUDS:
The Improved Patent Lever Spiral grant SAFETY
MUM, end the Patent FBA o L ObrITNE, having
been thoroughly tented, and posseeeing advantage's over
every other invention, are being very generally adapted
by Gentlemen of taste.
Sold Wholesale and Retail ONLY by
ELI HOLDEN,
703 MARKET fSTBUT,
Importer of Clocks, Watches, and ewelry,
aple-stnthem
FINE WATCH REPAIRING.
PERSONS RAVING FINE WATCHES
that have hitherto given go eatieraotion to the
western. are invited to bring them to our store. where
all defeats can be, remedied br thoroughly and
refililie4l Not 41w wtOob wontuttod to G ive
entire satisfaction.
Mantel Clocks, Mueioal Boxes, &0., carefully Nut in
complete order.
FARR & BROTHER,
Importer' of Watches. Mental Boxes, Cloolm.
apt-am Mit CHESTNUT Street. below Fourth.
BEST CHOICE YET OFFERED.
NEW GOODS.
NEW STORE.
NEW STYLES
GREAT METROPOLITAN
JEWELRY DEPOT,
FOUR THIRTY-TWO CHESTNUT STREET.
GREAT SACRIFICE, TO INSURE QUICK SALES
I have opened. at the above store, one of the finest
and nest-assorted stools of Jewelry , Sliver plated ware.
and Fancy Goods. aver before offered to the public.
I will guaranty to give perfect seduirsotion to every
purchaser.
Cail and examine my stock and you will find a Mass of
goods equal to any in the city.
OBSERVE THE PRICES:
Coral. Enameled Cameo, Lava, Gold
stone.anit_Onsx sets, for— . 81, Mlle pile* $3
Csinnole Enameled do., Enamelled
Rally. Bonnet, ke., do-- -81 do. 13
Mosaic, Jet, Lava, Carbuncle, Tur
quoise. Etruscan do-- 92 do. 86
Etruscan, Carbuncle, Gold Cluster,
Ribbon TIM st do.-- .. .$2 do. 86
Engraved and Chased Gold Band
Bracelets._.....::_._. S 1 d 0,614
Very nosh Engraved and Chased do-$2 do. 85
Very Rush Carbuncle and Gold Chili
ter do .. ...—.........-...... 2 do. 6
Infants' Arming.- -
-. . ..
.. 1 do. 3
Misses' Necklaces, ireat vanety —.-. 1 do. 3
I
DO. do. with Medallion.... I do. 3
Medallions. great variety. t --......... 1 do 3
Do. with Double 5ide5......... 1 do. 3
Sets of Studs and Sleeve Buttons, _
great variety.. . ..„- ... . . ..—. SI do. 84
Sets of Studs and Sleeve Buttons, Car
buncle., Enamelled, Sm-,........-
..- 11 do. 4
Ladies' Chatelain Chains -- 2 do. 4
Gents' Vest Melina. -.. —.............-- 2 do. 1 6
Ladies' F.arrings.....--...------ 2 do. 6
Do. do. -......- 1 do. 14
Do. Sleeve Buttons - , Moto!". usn price 61X50 to 3
Genie' do. do. aim to 1, do. 91.60 to 3
Aiso, Gold Pena and Pena s. Tooth Picks, Watch
Keys, Belt Slides, Chain Pins, Cremes, &c., 80.
I have a email lot of PINE GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, which !will sell at equally low prices.
Goode Sent bi Mail or Express to all parts of the
United States and Canada tree of cost.
. WM. 432
NIUSTIN. Agent,
apt-slwf33l lb 432 CRESTNUT Street.
VOUNG- MEN LEAVING THE CITY
-IL wilt get the hi g heat cash prioe ror Cant-of CLOTH
ING. Call or Wren M. D'ANCONA, 622 fount
titreet. ap23.6t*
ELOCUTION TAUGIiT, AND BTAM
menne and Defeotive Artiontationcorrected,bi
DR COlderOCK. SOS ARCH street. Comstook's
Meters of Eloeutioit for sale by the author. au22 Stl'
O iloE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY, Philadelphia, April 17, 1861.—The
Board of Directors have this day declared Bend-an
anal dividend of THREE; PER DENT. on the capital
stook of the Company. clear of State tax, payable on
a nd after May 18th,
Powers of attorney for oolleetion of dividends ran be
had on aPPlioation at the office of the Company, No.
en 8. Third street. THOMAS T. FIRTEL,
&plB 101 • Treasurer.
STATIONERY AND JEWELRY
package' furnished to Agents and Dealers. :Area
redacted rates. Call. tor mend gam.) 802 OWEBTNUT
Dtreet. Fa.
see-tro FARNONT & CO.
11 HAVANA CIGARS just
1,0 1 00,011u' received per steamers Quaker
Cap and Karnack. comprising
Cabana*, Fitara.
Fai taus. Comeroiante.
.Black Bsa. Punchinello,
Etenvina, Diablo mann°.
Yarded. rnxebese, dto., araii
of all sines and Qualities, and for side at the towestmar
ket rate. by CHARLES TETI&
epfl ISt ino.wain UT.
(PAL DENTAIIINA.—We speak from
otation! experience when saying that the OPAL,
D Bre raLurt A made by Mr. 8B lAN. of BROAD and
BPRUCe: tttraets, is decidedly the nicest preparation
pr the rnowh and teeth that we Lase ever need. We
behave it tat. all th,t maimed for it, and borne re
commended bt the west eminent dentists we advise all
To give it a Wed.—Bail/attn. anll-3w"
UNITED STATES PENSION OFFICE
—The office for_psaiocsousioni has been RE
wrap to itto. 41.9 w Atm ta t}trootoooonct story
oMoo hours from 10 to o'olook. S L Y9I.II, A 00.91,
aal9-6t
Pennon Kent.
DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
lIIILI,TAACI VIA/THING,
RERUHANT TAILOR.
FIREARMS
JEWELRY, &c.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS!!!
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At &dual Cott Prieto, by
W. W. HAPDING,
No. 191 South MAD StroOt.
as23•st *eooud
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TWENTY•FTVE CENTS.
NOW READY.
A PORTRAIT OF MAJOR AND ERSON,eplendidly
engraved on steel, meltable for framing. Price 2! cent .
Njoenta, and India paper proofs 01.
A Carte de Y , eice Portrait. Prior Zi mtg.
Either of the above sent free by mail on receipt of
Price.
A liberal discount to dealers.
o. APPLETON & CO.,
443 and 445 RROADWAY.
VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS! ! !
SUPPLIED WITH
POCKET BIBLES,
notwg con rimer, by
W. W. HARDING,
No. 121 south THIRD Street,
ap23-6t Eleoond Floor.
T HE DOOTRINE AND POLICY
Or
PROTECTION,
WITH THE
HISTORY OF OUR TARIFFS,
WHOM Trim
ORGANIZATION OF THE FEDERAL GOVERN
MENT TO THE PRESENT TIME.
BY DR. WILLIAM ELDER.
Now that a desperate assault is being made upon the
new Tariff to preindiee the public, in advance against it.
and. if possible, to have it repealed, it is important that
its friends should be prepared to combat the specious
arguments of its antagonists. Nothing will better
serve this purpose than the circulation of the pamphlet
whose title is quoted above, which is one of the ablest
and most interesting documents that have ever appeared
in support of the true American policy of fostering the
great industrial interests of our country. It will be
forwarded by mail or express for 10 cents per single
copy; 76 cents per dozen ; $5 per hundred. Address
RINGWALT & BROWN,
apt:-tf No. 34 SOUTH THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
PIIMEI
NORTHAMPTON VIJUNTY,
THE COMMONWEALTH OF PEtiNSYLyto
.
F ., ma, ie the Bherdrof laid County, Dreeting
We command you that you attach CEOIitRE
"I'''. P. WHITAK KR, late of your county, by all
and singular his goods and chattels, lands and
tenements. in whose hands or poesesmon 'never the
same may be. so that he be and appear before our Court
of Common flew to be holden at EASTON, in and for
Raid county, on the third Monday of APRIL Mt, there
to answer ALEXANDER WILIYON. of a Veit of Cree
page on the case, &o. lied that you summon all per
sons in whose hands or possession the said trends and
(Matteis. or any of them may he attached, so that they
and every of them be and appear bef me the said Court,
at the day and place aforesaid. to answer what shall he
objected against them. and abide the judgment of the
Court therein • and hare you then thee.. thus writ.
Intro= the ' Honorable JOHN K. FINDLAY, Presi
dent Judge of our said Court. the seventh day of Morph,
in the year of our Lord one thousand et ht hundred and
ststy-one. WM. hlllTCßl..b.R.,froth _notary.
Drenonenn.l
"Attach all the right, title, and interest of George B.
Whitakerdn the estate and efreete of the partnership
of Janet& Whitaker fr. Co.. of which Reid firm the said
George P. Whitaker is a partner, in the hands or pos
session of Joseph Whitaker, William Davis, ! Joseph R.
Whitaker, and George W. Whitaker, the individual
members with the said George P. Whitaker, of the maid
firm, and to /summon them sa garniaheee • ale°, all
right, title, and interact of the cnici George V. Whita
ker in the following tracts of land: one of them situate
in Williams township, in laid nounty, adjoining land of
John Beidleme.n.solomon Bachm.s. and Bartel Hoover,
and containing seven acres ' more or leas. and the other
of them situate in Semen township, adjoining lane of
Benjamin Knecht. Samuel A. Wriss•ir road from Hel
lertown to l'urharri g land of Peter Rain. Joseph Lei
dick, John Wasaer, Henn , Detweiler. and others, and
containing fifteen scree, more or lees."
To GEORGE P. WHITAKER, tee defendant above
named s Take notice of the above writ.
THOMAS RECRP4AIs,
of Northampton Counts.
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
T N
CITY AND CAJATT_OF,,PAIL4DELPIIIA.
RILEY, WeCieJoad.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, nettle,
and adjust toe first and final account of Isaac MUL
LEN and JOHN It. McOLRDY. Exeoutore of the last
will and testament of JAM ES RILEY. deed., and to
report diet•lbution of the balance in the hande of the
accountants. wilt meet the partials interested. for the
purposes of his appointment, on WEDN RE 0 ...Y. May
1.1861. at 4 o'clock P. M., at hie office. N 0.139 South
FIFTH Street, in the city of Philadelphia.
ap2O•atuth-51 PROs. GREP,NBANK, Auditor.
srl fa vikri I n 17.13 TA
pm MRS. E. JA.OOBS, No. 212 NORTH
WIL EIGHTH Street, will open e FASHIONABLE
AEIsORTIVLENT OF SPRING lAILLINtittY, on
THURSDAY, April 11th. tuella
ri m MRS. M. S. BISHOP, 1016 °HEST
givatomT Street. has received a ohome assortment of
PARIS MILLINERY for the spring. mh29-IM
ri m MISSES 0 7 BRYAN, 914 CHESTNUT
TAgh atreet , will non PARR! MILLINERY for the
Spring, nn TifußsDaY, April 4. mb26-Im^
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
CONTINUATION
OF THE
GREAT SALE.
OF
CLOAKS, MANTILLAS,
LACES, TRIMMINGS, &c.,
In liquidation of the Estate of
J. W. PROCTOR & Co.,
'TOE CHESTNUT STREET.
The Stock consists of—
SPRING CLOAKS,
ENGLISH TWEED CLOAKS,
SILK CLOAKS AND SACQUESt
SALK MANTILLAS,
MANTILLAS, LACE FLOUNCINGS,
FRENCH LACE MANTILLAS,
FRENCH LACE POINTS,
FRENCH LACE SOURNOVX,
TRAVELING SUITS,
FLOUNCING L ACV!.
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, &0., Ac.,
All in immense variety, and to be sold at about
ONE-HALF THE USUAL PRICES,
FOE THE BENEFIT OF CREDITORS.
To facilitate sales, and enable purchasers to make
prompt salsetiens, ALL GOODS will be marked in
PLAIN FIGURES.
Special attention le called to this Sale: Great induce
ments, as to prices, are offered, in order to close math,
entire Stook.
I PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM,
WWI 708 CHESTNUT STREET.
MANTILLAS. MANTILLAS.
OPENING DAILY,
AT
WM. P. CAMPBELL'S,
No. 1124 CHESTNUT STREET,
In hie large and ELEGANT STOCK will be found
the riohost display of
MANTILLAS,
IN
BILK AND FANCY CLOTHS,
alp -lm EVER MADE IN THIS CITY.
.FAYRELANDELL, FOURTH AND
ARCH. will oven to-day tome very
DEBIRABL Nv W 000.03.
ribeehe d's Plaid Drees Silks,
Extra, Rich Orenadinee.
Bmbroideted Mozamblquea.
Pleat quality Organdies.
Bouquet Bolin fluid Bareqeei
Blue and white Figured Foulards.
Perfect glumly India Elites.
wireet style Spring Mantles.
Water-proof black mixed Tweeds. ae2l
BLACK SILK MANTLE?.
Blaok - 811k Coate,
Gored Mantlee , l'aletoto,
OUR G ENPVt i lin b iAl i t it
t is IVIAD iGOAL
COOPER & CONARD.
apll 8. E. oor. NINTH and PdARRET.
RARAINs.—
G
Mane Gingham. at 12H onto,
Traveller atuErs at Mi °eats.
Shepherd's Plaids. Mohair Macke,
Black raw. Boo) Skirts. Colima,.
Handkerchiefs. seta. White Goma.
Kt coats White Linen. worth 50 cents,
COOPER do CON ARO.
apPE S. E. oar. 14INTE and MARKET
A PRIL, tB6l.
LARGE CASH PURCHASE OF MILES.
TIRE CHEAPEST SILKS IN PHILADELPHIA.
THOIL.II,FY & C»IiIM have just bought
FOR NET CASH,
lots of Black Silks, of superior quality, and very
cheap.
ffi lots of Rioh Mena Bilks. in Stripes and Plaids. far
75 cents. Importers' price for which has been $l.lO
1 lot Heavy Pole de Boise, solid colors, in Browns,
Blues, Greens, Modes, Purples, at Si. Importers' price
$1.16:
1 lot of Double-faced Black Brooade Silks, very desi
rable.
Bich Dares* Robes, 5 and 4 Flounaae, at 60 cents on
the dollar.
I lot Chollie De Lemnos for lbe, worth O.
Beautiful Dream Goods, in great varnity,
• SHAWLS AND CLOAKS I
Linen Goods ofour own importation.
Power-Loom Table Linens, Damasks, Table Cloths,
Ao.
Spring Glot6s4o66lo6lo6,ll•Vestings,.._km. &O.
131.050iLb tit ORtrim 6,
B. owner 12d0.11.131 & SPAIN& t+A R DEN etc
N. B.—Will open in a few days Si k Mantles, and
French Laos Goods. Noel T. /c C.
G 001) NEWS - FOR. THE LADIES.—
New forint. of the (tempest staple and Fanny
TRIMMINGS at the More N 0.1.03 North BIORTu
Street, only second door above arnh. Kid Gloves, ZS
oente a pair, worth So cents; Mohair Nets. lu cents
apiece, worth 26 cents; Tarlatans, two yards witle,l3
cents a yerd. worth
i 2
cents; India "tubber Combs.s
tents apiece. worth IX cents ; White Curtain .FrinSes;
from S cents an to worth double the price ' fal l
line of Bilk and Mohair Mitts, extremely °heap; pries,
Wrapper, and r. man ags. of the latest fash
ions, at astonishingly low priori; the best variety of
Dress and Wrapper Buttons, Paris and London styles ;
Shawl Borders. of all widths, at len Chan half price ;
Hoop HEM. of the best tosirat cheaper than else
where the finest amortmeat of 'Belt XibbOiw 1 flair
Neu " , of the last improvemeute. Ladies, our stool is
too numerous to be specified ; it will be to your inter
est to visit tem place of bargains. No. 103 North
lIIGUTH street, only second door above Ariyh, and
convince yourselves of thp bet. The Proprieto b eing
manufacturer of Ladies "frintmigge , enab led
offer 7011111016 illdooo/1100tio than any other store In thin
• Wel. WM, RIXTADT,EN
9 7,kwala_ 103 North NINKTN et.. 3d door so. koh.
RE TAIL DRY GOOp8•
FLAG MATERIALS.
UNION 13ADGES.
AT
S OTJTHWICK BROS.,
It 26 South EIGHTH street.
J. M. HAFLEIGH,
FORMERLY
L. J. LEVY & CO.,
SO and 821. OLIESTRUT STREET,
Will continue to offer the helmet, of his choice Stook of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRESS GOODS.
At still further •
ap22 Et] REDUCTIONS IN FRIG FR FOR CARR.
NEW MANTILLA STORE.
The moat splendid SILK MANTLES in the city.
HOUGH & CO.,
ap2o-lan 25 SOUTH TENTH STREET
SILK MANTILLAS,
In every new atyle, the richest qualities ever seen,
at the elegant New Store.
25 SOuTE TENTH STREET.
WO-1m
ROUGH BL., CO.
• •
SPUHA", NOTICE.—A RARE (JR &NCB
FOR BARGAINS! TFI ig ENTIRE sToDIC. TO
BE CLONED OUT! On account of the unsettled state
of the country, and depression in the mercantile line, I.
am determined to close out my stook much below rite
cost of imoorf &Von. tireat inducements will be offered
in Dress Goodt, Shawls. Silks ao., and 1 would invite
those wishing Dry Goode to examine it. One hundred
Shetland Shawle from $1 to Se. not half their value, at
JOHN IL 8 lAMBS'.
Rat tf 704 ARCH. Street.
CIENTB' AND BOYS' WE AR.—LABGE,
ffeleot. and egneeiallr cheap !took of Men'a and
Boys' seasonable wear. Eep.otal attention devoted to
Clothe, Gaseinteree, Veistinee, and to sows for Boys'
nee.cl o POrbit do OUNARD,
ap22 cor. Pi I wra and MARK ST.
PLAID SILKS, PLAID SILK POPLINS,
Jttat received from New York.
black and White,
'Brown and White r
Blue and While.
And other desirable onlore of
- cheek egka, at N5X.62%. and Om
FANCY. ;SILKS AT RE UOED .PAIOEB. -
In order to e'en) them out in sermon.
VERY CHEAP BLACK SILKS.
Small Plaid Gray Silk Pg.phita
Chintz Filed Gray +Silk ropily', at ado.
Rich Pied Grenadines, all colors
NEw STYLE OF SILK AND C.L01:11 COATS.
R. STI Ldo ;lON,
No. 713 North TENTH Strdet. above Coates,
aa9o-tf
CHARLES ADAMS SON--EIGHTEI
4WD ARCH STREETS—
Will offer. this morning, a fine asaortment of
STELLA SHAWLS, purchased at emotion, and for
sale at a very small advance, ranging in puce from 84
to e/1,
A aso,* fine assortment of DRESS GOODS.
Chtilli Detainee, every variety, from 12,;40. to 25e.
Chene Mohairs, neat styles, from 19e. to 25e.
Ottoman. Mrrteline, and Diagonal Poplins-
Silk, Embroidered, and mbroidered Diagonal Poo-
Neapolitan Silk Cheek Mohair. Mo. and am.
LADE CLOAKIN GS, in 'Urines and plain colors.
The latest shape of HOOP SKIRTS, ior Ladies and
Misses. of the best quality, both tied, and wide and
narrow tape.
FRENCH COLLARS AT HALF PRICE.
A small lot Just purchased, which we will guarantee
to be an 'II at one-half the usual price.
Grenadine Veile, all colors and qualities.
Veil Berates, all colors, =eluding &Hoene and
drab.
Partioular attention is requested to our House Fur
nishing Goods.
Shirting Linens. the beet article for Ito. ever offered,
and better qualities in proportion,
Ballard Vale Flannels. a folk line.
1 case 4-4 nucleic:shed Muslin, fine, 90.
1 WWI 4 4 unbleached Muslin heavy, 100.
I case If eleached M uslin, 11.4 e.
1 ease 4 4 bleached Muslin, 9e.--splendid.
1 ease 4 4 0. Adams & Son, 10e.
cased - 4 C, Adorns & Pon, J 2 o.
a 4 Boot& Mills moskeag and Dodgeville.
1 case 10-4 bleached cheating, Mc, usually 37340.
1 OMB ,2-4 bleached Sheeting, 990, usually 40e.
aplg-tf
sHARPLISS BROTHERS
Ban placed in &Department,
disparate from their dting dtook,
A collection of JOB LOTS
Of Spring and Summer Dress Goods,
Commuting Organdies.
Lawns, oheap Silks, Chintzes,
Lawn and Organdy Robes,
Darege Robes, Flounces, and Junes;
All of which will he sold
At nearly ball cu usual prices,
So as to show only fresh Goods
ep tlaTP4 U
In the other Dartments T .
apla Cit and BIGIFFEL STS,
COMMISSION HOUSES
BLUE KERSEYS
AND
CLOTHS,
Suitable for Military or Naval PorPoxes.
For *are by
FROVIINCrILAN & WELLS, *
aplB-iftf 35 LETITIA STREET
BOARDING.
lIVARDING.—Hundsome rooms in suites
avd eiugle, vacant. N. E. corner sncrEENTE.
and LOCUST Streets. ap23 Gt•
WANTS.
VITANTEb—A 'VESSEL. of the capacity
of from 1.000 to 1,200 barrels, to load for the
West Indies. Apply to
JAURETCHE & CARBTAIRS,
ap22 202 and 204 South FRONT Street.
STORAGE RGOM WAISTED--To store
hougebold Furniture. Room in a dwelling house,
north-of Vine awl: preferred. Address. Box 1913.
Fhdadelphin Post Office. ap2B-2c*
WANTED--A ,Ladto do Errands. Ad
dress " T." Press offipe, sp9-ti
WANTED—AGENTS to sell. PACKA
GES of STATIONERY and JEWELRY. at
price' one third leas than can be purchased elsewhere.
Call on or addreee (stamp enclosed., J. L. BAILEY, No.
154 COURT Street, Boston. Masa. mh.18.3m
VMPLOYERS WANTING YOUNG
Men, dco., Are invited to address ties " Employ
ment Comnnttee," at the Rooms of the Young roen'e
Christian Aeaooiation, 1009 and 1011 CHESTNUT
Street. 1143-em
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
WANTED TO RENT.—a neatly fur-
Dialled House, in the western part of the city. Ad
dress. stating prim. r 'motion. and real name, • Carl
ton.!' Otos of The Press. ar23-31:*
FOR RALE A BARGAIN—The new
NiftStore and Dwain }louse, corner of EVEPE ET
and TWELFTH streets, be ow Chnetian. Lot IS feet
front. Only $9 99 wanted. The balance can remain on
mortgage. ,Apply to J. D. IttaNBOTH,
apt* 3t• 436 WALNUT Street.
aTO RENT WITH FUR.NITURE.--A
Mit handsome HOUSE, with every modern oonveni
enoe, in Arch Arent, west of Seventeenth.
imply . to A.F. & J. B. MORRIS,
so2o-11m 916 ARCH Street.
WTO LET—AT CHESTNUT BILL, a
eoqd Mansion Roue. with s large stable and
rounds. on SUMMIT street, first howls from the ave
nue. Apply to E. BOWLBY, broker, 230 WALNUT
S treet, b,oe. " ap2.l-6t
fa FOR SALE—A 11013F.T. and LOT,
■ daiirably Ineated ort MAIN Btrost. Burlington.
N. J. Apply to WM. Al. MILLAIS'S,
506 MINOR Street. Phibidelphis.
Or to FRANKLIN WOOLMAN,
aplB-thetn24t* MAIN Avert. Burlington.
NI TO MGT-HOUSE 0.0.120 ARCH T.
below Pooondr with good back buildings. m
bath, range, hot and cold water. apl9-4t4
di TO RENT. The large Dwelling
ROL
Hone No. 415 Booth FIFTEENTH Street. -A p
ply to J. SERGEANT PRICE, No. 813 ARCH Street.
aplB-12t
FOR SALE or Emetiatigo for City Pro
periy—A fine Trace ot Lend. containing' about 400
Acres. in Monroe township, Wyoming nountr. Penns.
Apply to J.l). RZIN BOTH,
ap2o 30 436 WALNUT Street.
gm TO RENT—The Three-story Brick
DwEI,LiNEt. No. 1034 WALNUT et. Imme
diatepneseesion elven. Rent $331. Apply to SAmue:i.,
C. PERKINS, 627 WALNUT et. apll-thetutf
LET--SEOOND-STORY ROOM, 802
Ci/EATNUT oweet. over LEW'S LADOMUS
GO:e Jewelry. Moro. The bon looation PlOadol
vas for any hind of light biteineng. Apply in the
Jewelry Store. Rent $4OO. fete
TO RENT—A very desirable STORE,
on the Plinth-street front of "The Continental
Hotel." The Store at Ninth and klanecom street" cape
oiallr adapted fore bADDLEC and BARIUM Maker.
Apply to JOHN RICE,
fee-tf Southwest NINTH and PANBOPI Streets.
dTO LET-A DESIRABLE DWEL
LING NO 123 North THIRTEENTH Street.
And to WETHENILL & BROTHER, 47 and 49
North SECOND Street. inhl4-tf
ittTO RENT—Far the summer seas o n. .
a commodious Country House, with furniture,
Fronds, and mewing, within two hours' ride, by rail.
MARKET Str e
et; or address P.
O W S I I L A S H O W W a L t
SON,
ParkereviPe. Chester
Co.. Pa." ELP1.2.01.
SALIO—The valuable Wharf Pro•
party and Lot of Ground in CU TER. Delaware
county. containing about three acres. bounded on the
south by the United Mates wharf. The buildings on
the property are well adapted for manufacturing pur
poses. Apply to SAMUEL C PERKINS.
spU-ttistutt. * 627 WALK UT Street.
UTO RENT.—A rare opportunity is
offered to a competent manager of a Boarding
Howie by the undersigned, who offers to rent the
promisee formerly known aa the UNITED STATES
uorEL, situated on CHESTNUT &rest, above
Fourth. opposite the Custom House. The house non
tette lorty rooms all of which are furnished. The
dining-hall is ninety-five feet a lensth, besides
kitchens, pantries. and every other convenience that
o a m be e d e i m d n nTrh, e p nd m a e e reedyfo r s immedia t e
occupancy.
To a proper person. having experienoe, a profitable
business can be done. To an acceptable tenant the
terms Will be Made reaeonablo. For YortioOlot• apply
to JOHN REA. on the premises, between the hoar.; of
9 and 3 o'olook. sple-tuthallt
EDUCATIONAL.
A MERIGAN SCHOOL INSTITUTE--
LA. EST SWUM IeSS—To supply Famihes amd
Sohoom with me host Teachera. •
To aid gasohol . e to suitable appointment,.
To buy and eel' sohool properties on commission.
To give parents information of good schools.
G. S. WOODMAN & COMPANY,
• Lam Woodman.
Newo)
Otit3 BROADWAY. Tort
'MO mars-2m 23 South SIXTH Street, Philadelphia.
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST—Five Coupons , Vo. 206, 207, 250,
lea. and 198, due Jan. 1868, lane of the county of
Allegheny to Lilo Pdtaburg and Connelmbe Railroad.
A liberal reward will be given for theaf return of Osamu°
to P. tioDLETig i i.
Wile/ a North P KtoriT Ptront,
NOTLUE.—The Vitizene of the different
IN Mime and Towns throughout the State are ievitsd
tt , omPetition for the place at winch the next -
NUAL ISTATR FAIN, Wien be held. Proposals
containing inducements and advantages, directed
to tne undersigned Committee. appointed by the Ex„,
eoutive Committee, vnti be received up tei ,, alld in
dresseds7si next. CornMintioationg illhoalkhe
to either or the &dowse( hereon:
WM . CoiddEft.
JOHN P. All tILE.K.roan"
JACOB
JOHN 11. ZiEuLEM.
Barrisbuts l Ps.
Amos E. KAPP, • .
Northumberland;
Cominittas.
aru•asmra
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIO.—
MARK lif.AßStsfot
GRAND FAREWELL CONCERT.
'CHU RBD.A.Y EVE.NIeI U. April 25. 1861.
The following celebrated Amigo two vointearad
their eery-lose
MISS CAROLINE 111CHINO41,
The diet ngnished American Prima Donna.
M it. T. blaliß.P.
The popular Tenor.
MR. A. BIROFFLP.
Baritone ,TRSODURB His find aparan
pece at the AcadentY.
Solo Violi CARL VICILFBOHI4,
The eminent Pianist
The time-honored
MAM.NI4 clitelfol.ll.
VI csL SeelB27,
Under the direction of A . WOW. - FM , and
(IRAs, ONCriE3TRA
OF SEVENTY PENFORMF.RBi
Including the diracto-s of ourprincipal Musical &Mae
ties. and the beet instrumentalists in ousel:I. _
Leader... Mr Simon messier.
. Theodore Tempo.
The Concert will commence with the grand national
song of
" THE STAR-BP ANGLiRti BANNER,"
pone by Miss Riohirsre.
With a powerful Chco us and the Grand Orehestra.
Doors open at 7; to commence at 8.
iokete—Parouette,, Paranette Grote. Balenty, and
Boxes 60 Gents
Beate secured without ex'ra charge, at the academy,
from 9 A. M. to 4 P.M . and at -141 , 1 r & lserton'e. and
Andre & Co.'s Music .Mores, Cheetne t greet.
Upper Tiers 25e. Entrance on Locust street. ae2o et
CONCEIT HALL, CHESTNUT STREET,
shove TWFEL EVE
TILE (MOND %Y) EVENING, April 22,1861.
And every Evening during the Week,
EBOFERSOR 3. H. ANDER - 0N . ..M.,
W Z ARD OF THE WUR..D."
In his NEW Spd ntrIJL4Ft ERTERTAIIvM ENT
A".1011.1+, Piti*thiCAL, and NATtIAAL
MAGIC, entitled
TWO HOURS OF IGLUS - ONE.
The Great RIOLOI3PAL ROPE IrEAT, whioh has
met with so mush RYP. , RISETRICAL, 81./COEBB t
will he , ntrodused; also, many newt xpenments
atm H. AND e:mackv.
Grand MAGICAL M.AtINEE. APRES.MIDI
AGIQUE. on SATURDAY, April 27. at AP. M.
Admission 28 cents. Reserved seats 60 cents.
'‘rALM:IT-STREET THEATRE.
Sole Lessee...A.-I,lre. M. A. DARR DTTSON
RAW Manager _— —Mr. WM. A.CIIA PM AN.
Bumnees Agent.— JOR. D. MURFEIT.
The management take Measure in announcing an en
gagement with tn. comedian, Mr. POTHENN.
THIS (TUES9AY) hir.ti-IfING, April 33.
Who p o e u r K r A m
P a I n FR w
lIilA N o
GOM o
M f h
AeTwol,if
OR, LORD DIINDREARY ABROAD.
Mr. Sothern will appear as Load Dund.eary and Sam.
SCALE Or rlt/CES.—.I MSS pirate isen.ts secured with
out extra charge.) BOcents; p arquet. (seats !minted at
50 oents.)B73B cents ; family orals. 25 cents; private
pietas, wand V; orchestra 75 nears,
Doors open at quarter plat 7 o'clock; curtain, will rise
at a quar t er to 8
WHEATLEY & CLAILKYM ARCH-ST.
v *rvIEATTur.
fTUBSDAY) EVSNINU, April 90,
&mond time an four Tears of the comedy of the
ItaLLL'S -GEM.
Doyenne, Mr. Wheatley . ; Flutter. Mr. J. 8. Clarke.
Ro conclude with the thrt ling drama or
THE SIX I, EGRHEei 01? CRIME.
Wine. WOMILEI. Gambling, Theft. eenrder—the Seefold,
JulioDo,mthy. Mr. iftieWollt Charles. Mr. &WT.
ABEL & LEYLAND'S
STEREOPTICON I
TENTE AND MBY E RTNE N STREETS
LAST WEEK.
VIEWS FROM THE.' TENT OF WAR,
And (Mange of programme each night.
Admission 2 mm. Uhildren, 18 contd.
Doers oven at ; commence at 8 o'olock.
MATINEE, W eD.4 EMMY AND SATURDAY ONLY.
Cernmenetrig at three aloloolc. aF22-6t
PE NN A. ACADEMY OF THE FINE
6 . 1117-1023 CHEATNUT ISTERET.
The Tiiirtv-eighth ANNUAL 1 XHIBITION
of PAINTINGi and SOUL? ruHE le now open.
Admittance 04 ciente; oeaticlit 'Picket* SO caring; Chil
dren half price. Catalogues 10 cents. atooktr , dery
will receive their Cocchi at the academy. a. 22..tf
QANFORDI3 OPERA HOUSE,
1 ".. ELEVENTH STREET.
OPEN FOR THIS REASON.
NEWLY DECORATE P Arm PAINTED.
MR. SANFORD
Ens scoured one of the
LARGEST COMPANIES ever presented heretofore
who will appear nightly.
Sanford will perform every evening.
Doom open at 7; Commenoe x6TX.
Mammon 26 cents. ChUoren 16 cents. terr-tg
THE GERMANIA ORCHESTRA GIVE
their PUBLIC REHEARSALS every SATUR
DAY aommenciax at 3% 0'019.3k, at the felleiCAL
FUND FALL. 8 Dakota .91; single tweets, 28 cents,
for eels at Chiskerine & Son's. Par Cheetnntetreett
andre's.llol Chestnut Street; and Seek R LaWloll'B,
Chestnut street.
Engagements for Concerts. Commencements, Pat
ties, &a.. made only at their Office. Chicken= & Son's
Piano Store, 807 Chestnut street; William Stoll, 220
North Juniper street, or 0. Lfroughmitn, ROO Ridse
V Wine. leal-tr
THE TURF.
015 $4,150.0r.% IN RELEMIIIMS
;tUFFOLICPii ATELKDELPHIA.
aay 1, Mk—Puree of $I e Ate for all Horses
owned In the State of rents . 1 ; beet 3 in 6 to
May 9. 1861—Purse of s7so.—Free for alt "Horses
owred in the State of Pennsylvania; bent 3 in 6 to
Wagon.
May H. 1861.. Puree of slso.—Free for all Horses that
have never trotted better than 2.40; best 3 in 6 to
Harness.
Same day—Purse of sloo.—Free for all Horses that
have never trotted better than 2.45; beet .3 in 6 to
Wagon.
May 15—Purse of S22o.—e'ree for all Horses that have
never trotted be for than 2-35 to w i rings • 104 3 CO 5.
day—Purse of am—Pre° for all Horses that
never have trotted better than 82.40; best 3 in 45 to
Wagon.
Map 16—Purse of 8300.—Free for all" Green" Horses
that have never trotted in public); best 3 in 6 to
Harness
Mar 17—Purse of 8150.—Free for all Horses that
have never trotted better than 9.40.2 miles ann repeat
to Harness:
Same day—Purse of 8180.—Free far all five-year old
Colts ; best 3 in 5 to Harness.
May 22—Purse of 81 250 —Free for all Horses owned
in the state of Pennsylvania. 2 miles and repeat to
saddle.
Three Qr mere ntr,leAl to make 4114 1 90, ,
The above r ntnr s WO PO6llll moue on the glit4
of
April with 10 per cent, at mummy & Goodin's
Western Hotel, lel6 M &SKOP Street, above Eighth
street, at 9 o'oloek P. M. all entries must be sealed.
and will positively doe as above mentioned AII En
tries must bethrented to D. F. WARD.
apl2.drap2s* Proprietor of Buffo lc Park.
MEDICINAL
DR. J. WISE, No, 30 North
FtFTH Street, PIII.LAVELPLILA—Treate
sueeessfu'ily. if applied to in time all diseases
cures LUNGS. NOAT put dEA.Wr. and
frequentlyCONSUM PTIO NI in its third and last
=ge t he also restores all curable diseases of the EYE
and EAR. Be has elven them his entire attention for
he past 20 years. Wilt visit patients, when desired at
heir residences. ape
SAFES.
MELILLIE'S SAYE DEPOT REMOVED
to No. :al South SEVENTH Street, near the
nklin Trustitute.
The undersigned. thankful for peat favors, and being
determined to merit future patronage, has secured an
elegant and convenient store, and has now on hand a
large assortment of Lillie's Celebrated Wrought' and
Chilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Safes (the only
stnot.js fire and burglar proof sales made.) 'Also, Lil
lie% Unequalled Barak Vault, Safe. and Bank Leeks.
Lillie's Bank Vault Doors and Looks will be furnished
to order on short notice. This is the Mrongest, best,
protected. and cheapest Door and Look yet offered.
Also, particular attention is called Lillie's New
Cabinet Safe for Plate, Jewelry, &o. This Safe m oon
cede,l ruypeas in style and elegance anything yet of
fered for this purpose, and is the only one that ur
striot
ly Ste and burglar proof.
SP2CIAL NoIICE.—I have now on hand pay twenty of
Farrel, Herring. & Co.'s Safes, moat el them nearly
new, and some forty of other makers, comprising a
complete assortment as to sizes, and all lately ex
&lensed for the now Celebrated Lillie Safe. They will
be sold at very low prices. Please call and examine.
laltl-lyif al. C. SAJUbEft, Agent.
Di EVANS a WATSOWS
SALAMANDER SAFES.
STORE
304 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
hand.
Alamo variety of FIRE-PROOF RAPES alw
rahtl-tfays oa
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
L' AME IIiBURAIWE OOMPANY,
No, 406 CHESTNUT Stree t,
FIRE AND INLAND IN UKA.N
OE.
DIRECTORS.
Name W. Day & Matlack.
Samuel Wngat—.-- " Wright Bros dr. Co.
D. B. dirue7 .—.." Davie & Diraoy.
Henry Lewis, Jr..— " Lorin Pro d Ca,
0. 1ti0harin50n............" J . , C. Howe tt. Co.
Samuel T. Bodine...—Ptes't Wyoming Canal Comp';.
job. W. Evermati—.ofJ. W. Bowman & Co.
Geo. A. West -.—...... " West & Fobes.
T. 8. Martin... Soong., Martin, & Co.
0. Wilson Davis .Attorney-at• law.
X. D. W00drutr....,..0f Sibley, bloisen, & Woodruff.
Jso. Unit a, 1713 ()Teen etreet.
ezoitee: DAY,_Preerident.
FRANCIS N. BUCK, Wee Presidestt,
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD, Seoretam J an-in k
-NTHYLACITE INSURANCE UOMPA.
!ff.—Authorised Capital 114004100—CHAETBE
PERPETUAL.
Mee No. In WALN UT Street, between 'hilt Mit
Fourth rarest, Philadelphia.
Thu Company will inure against loss or damage by
- Idlngi, Furniture, and Manhandles gene
ral/tie. Marine Insurances on Vessels, oarsoiPsi, and
Freights. Inland In BM sio_atee to all parts of th e num&
oan
Jacob Peters W:M Joseph Musidelds
jp. Luther, John Ketcham.
1. Ann.:arrant, John K. thakesten.
Pavia Pearson. W.M. F. Dean.
peter masers 3. E. Baum.
JACOB EBNER .Prissidonc.
WM. F.DWI Vilfe rXIFAXtb
W. X. WI% Beeretarr. as -
SAYING FUNDS.
SATING FUND—UNITED STATES
TRUST OOMPANY4 001 - 1111 T THIRD end CHEM
NUT Streets:
INTERIM'S FIVE PER aura.
S. R. cRAwroRD, President.
JAMES R. HUNTER, Secretary and Treasurer.
Office hone, from 10 until 3 o'clock.
Le This Company is not joined in any application to the
gislature. - fee
..cm.A A1E81.0.0.14 'SAVING FUND, B. E. cot
per WALNUT and FOURTH Streets, continues
to raceme dolomite and Day_ all au me on de r in resi an4 44 l;ll,
tun always done, ALLEXANME /IL R WLLDIN
Jos-• 0. WTX.II.IIN. Tromuntear.
reet = t FOR NEW YORK.
NEW DAILY LINE, via Delaware and
Raritan Canal.
Philadelphia and
New York Express Steamboat Com
pany will receive freight on and after MODIDAY. =eh
inerant, and leave daily M P. m., delivering their Or ,
gore in Hew York the following dare.
Freights taken at teaaoriable ra
Wfd. p YO tes.
N, Agent,
No. 14 SOUTH WA A VIES. Philadelhia.
JAMES RANA, Agent.
Piers 14 and 15 EASE RIVE,It. Ilivw York.
mbl6-iftf
FOR NEW k ORR. -- TUE
aggireig Ph l ladehhie Stoma Propeller Company
will commence their business for the season on Moneta,
lath mt.
Their Steamers are now receiving freight at Becond
Pier above Walnut 'greet. 17 Terms accommodating. Wto
. M. BAIRD 4k Mg
224 s outh Delaware *venue.
QPEOIAL NOTIOB.--15111PPERS WILL
please talcs notice that the south Carolina R. R
Co. have diecentioued forwarding all through freight
and that ail goods formerly catalogued to them must now
be aoneigned toe city again:lli
Messrs. T, p, & T. G. BUDD will forward all goods to
their address. A. HERON, JR., & Co,.
wadi No 126 milk WA ARVell.
51/ FOR SALE—A Gray MARE, liar
non, and Busty
_; mare Y are old; gentle' in
homes'. Addiell Box IMO Poa °Mae. araMc
FRENCH ZlNU — Pure SNOW WBITV
=. (Vielie. Montium. & c 0.7•,) Omura in Oil. sa
for seie by WETHERELL , & BROTIV I •
IT lona 10 Word! Oflteln n et
mAC&FAEL.-300 bols. NOS- 1,2, mid
Siaokerst, in whole, balves, and quarter,. for
Bale by 41 abo v eDUEK 00., 103 &Awl 5t , 1444.
seoond door Firollt &Salt
REHKENG.-300 bbls. extra 140. 1 Her
for gale by. C. C. HAMER & CO. 102
ARCH Street. secioud door above Front. 119364 t
WIIITE FISH. 200 half-bbla. extra
v pro.i white Flab. on consignment, end for "le
Mr 0. 0. a ADLER to 00., N 0.103 ARCBStreot.asoond
door OM Fronso ass-st