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the throngs of volunteers constantly arriving
Thepeople In that section of the city are indnant
that they are not allowed to enter the station ig and
11- t e sold:ere meat and drink. Either they
give
Phould be allowed to do so, or other efficient ar
togelnente Walla be made. We found many
oldtera on 60 place on Monday that had not eaten
for twentylour boom The cooking arrangements
at that place are very inadequate.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS
Th . Carrion and Gloucester volunteers left yes
latorday afterooen at 4 o'clock for Trenton, to be
io„ The cted, Cud to
companies reaeiv thewereir arms an
d en Ca an d ip.
'
Dora Cspt John ft Cunningham ; Washington
any ,. dapt. Hunt; Camden Light Infantry, Capt..
; Anderson Guards, Capt. John P. Vanieer
Hecklefelon tioatds. Capt,leseph B. Strafford.
Ito above companies number Over sbei hundred.
„a are IS fine bodies of men as will x
found
is
ilia service.
All the pnblio squares in the pity have been non
rated into temporary parade grounds, and are 80'
curled by trope for drilling, m ornings and after
000
THE TENT.
The large tent belonging to the Young fifeu's
eyrie-fan Acseeiniion of this city has been ten
dered to the authorities for the use of the mill
i,/ It has been accepted. and is now erected at
the corner of Broad and Prime streets. Those
will desire to assist in supplying the wants of the
jo v, or add to their comfort, may ascertain what
is D eeded by calling at the tent.
goorrzn R&soEae.—We have before no
heed the formation of a company of mounted
ji r sgers, which we understand is very rapidly
f i l ling up ye ranks with picked men. This fine
eo poy is being formed under the supervision of
,fientlemaa who tam served with the famous Capt.
Walker Diapr Ben DloCallooti, and has bad
gr eat
experienae in this formidable an d effective
duds of warfare.
Their place of meeting, No. 14D South Third
gre et, is open daily. A meeting for organization
trill he held at S o'clock this evening in the build
frig 232 Forth Second street. Any gentle.
min desirous of counseling himself with this corn
ray had better make speedy applidation.
LOTALTT OP OUR ADOPTED CITIZENS.—It
mast be very gratifying to the Administration to
be assared of the unanimity which pervades all
Hawes, (weeds, and parties in PUT midst on the one
cest duty of sustaining the Government The
secretary of the St. George's Society has fa
vored na with the sentiments of our English fellow
eititens on this subject Toe actions of the Blotch
sad others of our adopted citizens are noticed
elsewhere
m a meeting of the society of the Sons of St.
George, hold at the Continental Hotel on Tuesday
el-ening, April 23, the following preamble and
?e we:ions were unanimously adopted : '
Whereas, A most unjustifiable rebellion has
When out among the people of some of the Bon
there States of the American Union ; and
Whsrea* - , In this hour of the country's trial, it
behoores every patri it to give utterance to hie eon
assents, end to discharge his whole duty in the
' , r emises; Be it
E ff aced, That the Society of the Sons of St.
(loop, of the city of Philadelphia, embrace this
o ccasion to renew the expression of their unani
moo and hearty devotion to the land of their
s tolen or birth, the United States of America
Resolved, That as loyal citizens of this Repub.
ii.;„ we hold it to be the imperative duty of the
members of this Society to use their best exertions
co maintain the supremacy of the government tin
ier which we live; and we hereby earnestly re
commend to every resident Englishman to enroll
bit same for the defence of our homes and firesides
HOT the "SIM and stripes."
Reso/va, That in view of the present painful
state of public affairs, the usual anniversary dinner
of this Society be omitted for this year, and that
the stewards be and they are hereby directed to
devote the money subscribed for that purpose to
wards the relief of the families of those volunteers
who may require such aid.
Loyal and patriotic speeches were alio made by
Messrs James Allen, M. J. Mitchesou, James R.
Webb. James D Whetham C. Lwess,C. W. Hor
ner, M. D , J. Elliott, William Broterbead, and
others, and the meeting adjourned with cheers for
the nation's flag.
IMPORTANT ARREST OF ALLEGED COUNTER
TLITERS—SRIZIIRL OF COUIFTICEFSIT Merger —For
mos timeliest the detective officers have suspected
that counterfeit money was manufaotured at a
been on Morris street, below Eighth, and accord
ingly Deputy Marshall Jenkins and Sharkey, &a
lined by Detective George Smith, made a deficient
on the premises yesterday morning, and recovered
large amount of spurious coin and bank notes.
It appears that Daniel Tarr and Jacob Zimmer
man rented the above house recently, which is ad
mirably adapted for their nefarious purpose, on
coconut of its secluded position, and commenced,
go so extensive scale, the manufacture of bank
totes and spurious coin. The (Amara followed Tarr
to the building, and found Zimmerman secreted in
a closet in the seoond story, behind some clothing.
Coanterieit money was found in every room of the
hose except the parlor. Notes on the North
America and Merchants' Banks, of the denomina•
dm of five dollars, to the amount of $9,000, were
recovered, some fg3oo worth of half dollars, to
gether with adds, ehemicials, coining and milling
apparatus, and a large lot of oottnterfeiters' tools.
The parties were taken before Marshal Yost, and
held for a further hearing to-morrow.
kunst; OF isdIVES.—A , meeting of ladies,
of rations denominations, was held at the Rev.
Br Boardman's Church, yeeterday afternoon, to
confer about some provision for our sick and
wounded soldiers and sailors. The proceedings
were opened with prayer and a few words of en
ecoragement from Dr. Boardman. Mrs. Judge
Jones was then eleoted chief directress of the
association. Several matters of business were
disposed of, and a committee appointed to procure
information respeoting the furnishing of a hoop'
Cal, the preparation of bandages and lint; an d
other details. This committee will report a t an
Adjourned meeting, to be held at the some pima
to-morrow afternoon. It is hoped every ch urc h
sill be represented
MORE FuOurvEs FEO3I .111A1tTLARD.—Se
tell passengers arrived from Baltimore last even.
bg at ten o'clock. They report that everything
1113 comparatively quiet, the mob, however, still
hiring possession of the eity. Among the paasen
gen were a large number of Union men, who were
compallei to leave their wives and families behind
them One of these, a German farmer, stated that
he tesided six miles north of Baltimore. He
vas waited upon by a committee, and notified to
leas the State within twenty-four hours. Be con
tented to do en, on condition that his wife and
three children, who remained on the farm, should
rot be molested.
TLIE lady managers and 'their friends of the
Western House of Employment, and the ladies of
St. Paul's P. E. Church, and the church at the
notthweet corner of Spring Garden and Seventh
meat, have,. gratuitously, undertaken to menu
tisisre a portwa of the haversacks for the militia
5t the State.
This is a noble move,, and, if followed by any
etterof the churebes of our eity, they can obtain
the necessary information, and also ell sniffles for
?..anuftutturing the balance, at the Quartermaster
leneral's tißce, No. 425 Chestnut street.
T.FIE employee* of the Reeding Railroad
Cotpeny engaged at the Fort Richmoad elope
Dare procared, by subscription. a magnificent na
tional flag, whieb they raised over the machine
'.hp on 'Wednesday, at 12 o'clock. The Reg waif
iEtennounted by a finely-carved and gilded Ame
rican eagle. The ceremonies consisted in singing
Le national songs, in ewe stylv, by the company
titembled. and the delivery of spirited and pa
triotic addressee by Messrs. C. W. Carrigan, Ro
bert Allen, anti Fletcher Budd, Rags. A large
Tether of ladies, by their presence, added greatly
to the interest of the mansion.
FATAL AoCIDENT.—A child named Michael
Moran, aged five years" was instantly killed yes
terday afternoon by being jammed between the
barnpera of two oar!, on Front street, below
/iron The coroner held an inquest.
STREET FIGHT.—A fight occurred at Emory
red Saloon atreete lent evening, between a party
01 men, and, daring the melee, Andrew McCon
nell bit a piece of William McClintock's nose off.
131 th parties were arrested and taken to the its
:ion -bonne.
WATER FOR THE RECRUITS.—Persons living
i° the 7 icinity of titterer, and other publio grounds
tied for drilling purposes, wonld conies a great ,
tarot on the recruits by furnishing them with
beicketa of water, as it is impossible for them to
leave 'heir ranks, and even then they are unable
to /wench their thirst.
SLIGHT FlR.E.—Tnesday evening a alight fire
`v . -arm' at the Great Western Hotel, Thirteenth
atl Siorket atrcete. Dataego trifling.
FLAG HAIBI3O.—A. handsome flag will be
7 Gtserved by the ladies of the Sixth precinct,
Vtventh ward, and raised at the house of Philip
Blau' shit afternoon at Ate o'clock.
Lycoming County.
Wir.Lialtsportr, Pa , April 23, 1861.
EDITOR Palms: The Woodward Guard, Captain
Ilnige, and the Williamsport Rifles, Capt. shwa,
numbering over two hundred young and able-
died men, left this morning, for Harrisburg_
Re have an Irish awl German compaitY_nndet
nip, and feet filling up, and a company to be
toed the " Lyooming Hunters," every man of
en% has the Steady nerve, and experienced eye,
m take off the " head of a squirrel at a hundred
'Mts." This company will be ender the com
mand of Col. Thomas W. Lloyd. Williamsport
wiq tend 500 man to defend her Government and
fe t t
bt fig, and Lyeoming county will, if required,
reed fig ,
thousand men, good and true, every one
at then. "
We are tow forming two companies, to be tom
one of them of men of families under the age
and the other of nail older citizens. These
ni drill nightly, end hold themselves in readiness
ID
thanpy case of emergency that may min.
le in a state of wild excitement, but as
' l oin:lined as it is excited to meet and cruet' out
1 1 215,41 t5 to our Government, whenever and wher
-s'et it may Show Rolf. The glorious Stare and
ttiP.i bat out to the breeze in every quarter of
5 11 r loin and sorties all oar principal streets. llfi-
L 'attra of the Gospel preach " loyalty to the Go
'trzment" and • down with treason" from the
Pulpit and the more piddle stand. All are alive
t,?„t4t
trip'g that are around us, and the :Mee
-6 empt action. In sentiment, im hand and
heart, the people of the North are one.
J. It. C.
The Italian Legion.
OFFICIAL CALL FOR ?HL WAR.
3 ,1
ic4lsee I newing ha
been leaned in the Italian
.. A
/* l
ri legion composed entirely of Italians is or
aig in New
'1 York to form part the United
. 41 e9 army for the defence of the of
Union and
411aTican nclependenoe.
Itel,sll l talian Legion will be eommanded by
'''" , **Escara, and will be divided in the Italian
er, and will ein all thigs like Geri
'4lleg'ous ef Mo b ntevideo and n Sicily. the
74(45 members who have families will find that
*AI WA provision will be made for them during the
ea?
x It is important that the legion preserve its
1,1a431 LE452 / 2 1 iiY, so that it cannot be said the
e ,-ihlren et Italy now in the Northern States were
sem' to the appeals of American liberty.
, ' limn will be provided to procure arms,
irzuF and all that will be necessary to effectuate
4' i l latatatiou of the Italian Legion
oal' I " corps will select its own °floors. Tha
et of Wittman is at No. 298 Broadway, (office
41 t he Ero d' Balsa).
"G. P. Saco= za Onaanx."
Public AMllScinents
Theatrical entertainments, as Might be expeat
ed, are not particularly remunerative at present.
The only exception, if snob it be, is at Walnut
street Theatre, where, as Lord Dundreary and
Sam, in Our Amerioan Cousin at items." Mr.
Sothern attracts good audiences, and keeps them
in a continuous roar from the rising of the curtain
to lie fall. Be is ably seconded by Mrs. Cowell,
who sings a now and " stunning" version of
Dixie's Loud; by Mr. Semple, as Buiney, the
Cockney valet; by Miss C. JeTerren, as Sam's
TzgAr, and by Mr. Vining Bowers, as Asa Tren
chant The ;14y has been so altered, improved'
and extended that those who saw it during Mr.
Sotbern's former visit would eoarcely recognize it.
A more laughable piece was never played at any
theatre.
By the way, we learn that Mr. Joseph D. Mur
phy, the business manager of the Walnut, has
been appointed on the staff of the Quartermaster
General, and was employed at once in the Fau
cher's of provisions for the troops—a position for
which be is peculiarly well qualified.
Miss Walls bad a more orowded house, at Arch
street Theatre last night than could have been ex
pected from the pre-occupation of the public)
mind. She is one of the most sterling performers
in the company, and fairly, by her talents, bag
won the high position she occupies.
Mr. Mark Bassler's Farewell Concert, at the
Academy of Music, at which Miss Caroline Rich
loge and other vocal and instrumental performers
were to have assisted, has been postponed, owing
to the present national excitement. Those who
have purchased tickets can either have the price
returned, or may retain them until the Concert
shall take place, of which full notice will be given.
PROFESSOR ANDERSON, JR.—This gentleman is
fall, worthy of his father's great name and repu
tation. His entertainment is admirable. His
feats of magic, entirely new and different from
those given by his father, a few months since, in
this city, and his great Biological ropy feat, alone
worthy of the whole price of admission. He is as
sisted by his sister; Miss Ellen Anderson (not the
previous Mies A ,) a young and beautiful girl, and
an accomplished vocalist and pianist.
ANNIE LONSDALE'S LODE MOTHERS' !LED WI
DOWS' Ramer Funri.--We are well pleased to hear
that this excellent comedienne's efforts in the good
cause she has adopted, vie : that of aiding in the
establishment of a fund for the relief of the lone
mothers who have given their eons to their ooutitry,
and the widows of those who fall in a righteous
eause—are meeting with the success they merit.
She will, in all probability, have a fair start in
Philadelphia, at the Academy of Music. Bhe has
a fall company at her disposal, and a powerful
committee to aid her in thecourse she has adopted,
and in taking charge of the proceeds and in seeing
that every cent is devoted to the intended !impose.
Field Apothecaries.
For The Frew.]
In times like the present, when the country calls
upon all her sons for the defenoe of our institutions,
when hundreds of thousands enthusiastically re
spond to this call, and in view of the possibility
that many may be laid upon the bed of Mantes by
the numerous privations incidental to war and by
the influence of another climate, and that many
may require the most careful attention while suf
fering from honorable wounds; in such limes at
will be necessary to make preparations for the
Comfort of those who may need it. The regula
tions of the army provide for excellent medical at
tendance. Many noble-minded ladies will un
doubtedly be Maud to volunteer as nurses to the
sick and wounded defenders of their country as
soon as the necessity exists; bet one branch of ouch
service, I believe, has as yet been entirely over
looked—l mean that of pharmaceutists, of field
apotheeartes The preparation of medicines is en
trusted to the care of the younger surgeons, who,
notwithstanding their efficiency in their proper
Sphere, scarcely possess the qualifioationa and the
requisite experience in this. In the larger cities
it may be easy enough to always obtain a sufficient
supply of good medicines; but in the interior
country, in the camp, or on baard of ships, the pre
paration of medicines from the crude drugs will
frequently be found necessary.
To the various European armies, a corps of
apothecaries Is attached. In France an imperial
decree was made April 23, 1859, regulating the
medical staff of the French army. The surgeons
and apothecaries receive the pay of the corps of
engineers, and the pharmactens militatires com
prise 159 men—namely, one Taspecteur, with
10,000 francs and 1,200 francs service ; five prin
espaure of lot class, with 6,250 franos and 960 francs
service ; five prineipAux of 21 class, with 5,390
trance and 840 francs service ; thirty-aix majors
of Ist class, with 4,500 francs and 720 francs eer
vice forty-six majors of 21 elate, with 2,950
francs ; fifty-five azde•majors of let class, with 2,000
francs; fifteen aide-majors of 23 class, with 1,800
franos—the last three each with 360 francs service.
Oar colleges of pharmacy yearly send out a num
ber of graduates, all practioal young men. From
those and some older apothecaries, an efficient
corps could in a short time be organized,. and
thereby the medical service of our army be Per
fected. J. M, M.
PRILADELPRIA, April 19,1861
Startling" Rumors from Fort
_PielAens,
TRNIEDIRAL GARRISON SAID Tti NATE °WIRD
The following statement of the commenoement
of hostilities at Fort Pickens appears in the Cin
cinnati Cammercual of Monday. We give it mere
ly as a rumor, and it is needless to add that it
nee& oonfirmation.
It must be , xemembered, however, that the
Southern lines of telegraph are wholly , in posses
sion of the rebels, and that no despatches have
reacted us from Use South this week :
On Saturday, n. gentleman direct from Mem
phis by railroad, pissed through the city, on hie
way to New York. Be left Memphis on Friday,
and says he saw a private despatch there, stating
that on Thursday Lient Slemmer, of Fort Piekens,
had ordered the Confederate troops to stop throw
ing up batteries with which to bombard him.
They declined obedience and be opened fire up
on them, end in the course of the first day's firing
three hundred of tharn were killed. The deepatch
was not permitted to be published in Memphis.
It will be remembered that we have not had a
word by telegraph from Fort Pickens for some
time, while it is known that Fort Piekena has been
reinforced, and its commander directed to cause
the building of sand batteries to cease. The
°bums are that there has been—and perhaps still
is—a desperate struggle between Pickens and the
hostile forts and batteries. The fact that we hear
nothing of it from the South certainly doss not in
dicate Southern success.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Money Market.
PHILADELPHIA, April 24, 1861
Reading Railroad shares lost the advance noted
yesterday at to-day's Stook Board, and declined
to 151. City loans sold at 9L for the old issue, and
98 was the price for the new. Little Schuylkill
Railroad sold between boards at 10. Camden and
Amboy shares receded to 108, though vory few
shares were offered. The better kinds of railroad
stocks and first mortgage bonds maintain previous
quotations.
The Evening Bulletin, in noticing the fact that
it is contemplated by the officers of the New York
oily banks to make a common stock of their specie,
as they did in the oriels of last year, and place it at
the disposal of the goverment to anstain its war
operations, makes a suggestion which we cordially
approve. The Bulletin says
We suggest that the Philadelphia banks imi
tate this patriotic example: - They have now near
ly seven millions in coin in their vaults, which Is
much more than is needed for bneiness purposes,
and when united in one fund it may be far more
useful than when divided among a dozen or more
institutions."
A reference to our local columns will show oar
readers the details of the oapture of a large
quantity of counterfeit bills on the Merchants'
Bank of Norwich, Connecticut, and on the Bank
of North Anterhia, Norwich, Conneotiout. The
Merchants' Bank note has a vignette of a train of
oars at the left of the figure 5 ; on the right end
a ship coming " bows on " to the speotator, under
sail, and on the left a portrait of a gentleman,
beneath the word "Five," in an engraved circle.
The signatures, Wm. Williams, ?rest., and Joel
W. White, Cashler,'are very well done. We ad
vise our readers to refuse all notes on bothof these
banks.
One reason for the falling of of the coal ton
nage may be found in the following extract from
a private letter, dated Shamokin, April 22, 1861 :
* "'Shamokin is to a perfect state of
fermentation. If we _get , any orders for coal it
will be difficult to fill them, ae about one-half of
miners have enlisted. The Shamokin company,
numbering over one hundred men, her been so
nepted, and are to leave for Harrisburg this morn
ing, at 6 o'clock. The dram is now besting, and
the town Is all astir. This town sends one-third
of its vot.re."
The New York Post of this evening says :
The stock market is less feverish' to.day , lbut
prises, under renewed apprehensions in regard to
the security of the Federal capital, are lower, and
the tendency at the close is still downward. The
decline is heaviest In the railroad shareb, partion
lady Illinois Central, Michigan guarantied, and
Beck leland. The average fall on the share Hit Is
11a2 per cent
The market was very quiet after the Board.
Salmi of New York Central at 711 ; Illinois Cen
tral, 571; Rook Island, 371; Galena, 571.
Pacific Mail closes at 65a66, Panama 100a101.
Brooklyn Water Loan is weak, selling at 95.
Delaware and Hudson is quoted 82a85.
Government securities are weak. The coupon
fives of 1874 are 253 per cent. lower. There were
n 6 sales of the registered bonds of 1881 . 86± is bid,
90 asked. The coupon issue is sold at 86.
Philadelphia Stock Exchange Sales,
Alin] 24,1851.
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FIRST BOARD.
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Panne R ea•div. ~ •86 Rane&Vine-at lt.•• • 7%
Penns R2d mtea 82 88 Spruce& Pine.— -- 8
Morrie Cannon. 50 Cheat & Warn —.• 28
Philadelphia. Markets.
Mint 24—Evening.
The Flour market Is firm. but inactive. and there re
very little demand for export. The only salon we hear
of are 450 bbls standard superfine at $5 37%, and 1,000
bbls Western extra at a private bargain. The sales to
the trade range at 85.374.4m5.50 for superfine. 86 623im
5 .8744 for extras. d4et6 25 for family, and $6 .6001.50 for
fanny brands, aeoordina to quality, anti a moderate
business doing'. Rye Flour is held at $3 50, and Penn
sylvania Corn Meal at $2.75'' bbl, and the latter
scarce.
GRAlN—Thera to not Si Miteh Wheat offering,
and prices are steady. Sales include 6,4.00 bus at
$13066121 for prime Western and Pennsylvania
red. mostly at the latter rate, afloat, and liom
815848160 for white. aocuirdins to quality. Rye
is steady at fgo for Pennsylvania. Corn is rather
name, and prime dry tiournera yellow. *ere., would
command 620. afloat. 1,500 bits Penns) Ivania sold from
store at 62a delivered. Oats are firm at 5t%0 for Penn
sylvania and 32033M0 for Delaware. Barley and Malt
are quiet.
Baas —Quercutron is scarce, and wanted at 816.50
'ton.
Corm:N.—There is nothing dram in the way of sales,
and lotto or no inquiry from ma-ufacturers.
C , iOCERISB e firm, bat quiet, and 1,030 bags Rio
Ocffss sold at 13Rfotto on time.
tßovisioste.—bioWera are firm, bet there very' lit
tie movement except in barreled Meats.whichnorre—
mend fall prices. There is no change .
Boom orLard.
Lard.
Brans are very quiet, and Cloverseed nearly nominal
at $4 2004 75 41 , bus. Timothy is quoted at 612.500
2.6 4 k, 4,8' bus.
WRISICY 18 moving off slowly at 17%018K0 for Penn
sylvausa and tilde bble. 270 for. drudge, and /Ma for
hhds.
New York Stock
BXOO1!D
9000 Tro'y 12 ri a notes.loo
£99M Virrinia 44
9000 42
10000 do-- ---,AM 40
23000 Missouri 6s-- . 43
3000
1000 dm ....... 42,54
000 11l Cent bds--.. 90
6000 Mich 88 75
1000 Hod Riv Ist m.—. 106
400 Canton 5
Joe N Y Cent 0_ —_Bs 7134
150 do— 71
260 e0......_ ..—. 71M
260 Frio
125 Harlem H.-- _.... 12
10 rtillaltle.R-- 100
_ THE M. AVER. FTB
nova. &o.—The demand for Western and stale
Flour is good, and the market is ateady for the low
grades, and firmer for the better grades, which are not
plenty. The wintry is Weft for the come trade.
The sales comprise 18 10 bids at 550510 for superfine
State and Western Bli Mali 25 tor w estern extra.
53005.35 for cho ea ' do. $5 Web 55 for shipions brands
of ronnd-hoop extra Ohio, and .85.6.te57.30 for trade
brands do.
Canadian Flour is rather firmer salsa of 810 bbls at
$a 2007.50 for extras
Southern -r lour is quite active, espe-iallr Richmond
brands, and prices have advanced 5025 c per bbl. 7he
salsa are 4,100 bb sat settee mr mixed to gond su
perfine Baltimore, kit., and $6.406415 for the batter
grimes.
Bye Flour ia unchanged, and is au!et at dt3.30e04.
Corn Mont quiet at G 3.80 for Jersey-
CITY ITEMS.
A WHALE CAPTU . RBD.— w hale was captured in
the Delaware on Theaday, and his despoiled fishy ma
iesty is now on exhibition up town. This is the first
whale that has made to appearance ea far up the river
for half a century, and much speoutation has been in
dulged as to the object of his errand in this latitude. it
is at least certain that it had no connection with the
fact that the moat elegant garments for gentlemen and
Youths are those made at the Brown Stone Clothing Boil
of Bocklud & Wilson. Kos. 603 and. 605 Chestnut street.
above Sixth.
allow TO GUARD AGAINST TEN HEAT.—Ag the
heat of the southern sun is one of the hardships our boys
will have to encounter, permit an old soldier to state in
what way the French army in Algiers guard themselves
daring the day, when on the march or standing sentry :
Take a yard of thin, white flannel, fold it together
ones, and sew up one end a ribbon or tape may be in
carted to draw and tie it around the neck. This, thrown
eves' the cap or shako, and falling behind, completely
shields the head and shoulders from the rays of the sun.
Woollen is preferable to linen or cotton. is equally
light. costs less than the former, and is easier washed
and kept clean. Anothermethod of protecting yourself
from the heat, is to visit the palatial establishment of
Granville Mokes, at No. 609 Chestnut street, and pur
chase a fine summer suit of the latest style, and at a re
duced price. A handsome gift is given with each gar
ment sold.
WAR Patens.—Gilt Window Shades, with trim
mings, 76 cents; good Lace Curtains. 8160 a pair;
silt Cornices, Damask, and foie Leon Curtains, pro
portionately low. at Patten's Cheap Curtain Store, 630
Chestnut street. audit-St*
PUBLIC SPICAICILES AIM VOCALISTS. noted
clergymen and public lecturer sue of Brown's Bron
chial Treaties : "In all my lecturing toure, I put
Trochee into my Carpet bag as regularly eel do lec
tures or linen." Public speakers, vocalieln. clergymen,
and all othere Who exercise the voice, should never
fail of wing trim Trochee. They corpses all other
Preparations in clearing and !strengthening the voice,
removing hoareenese, allaying irritation of the throat,
and, es a cough remedy, are pre-eminently the beet.—
Troy Whig. ap2o strith-et
BEARJN-p TxTV.I.LI.GENCE.
BEE FOURTH PAGE
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Ketch Commerce. Barnes, from Mayaguez, FR 10th
April with sugar and molasses to John Mason 4 Co.
Left Mira Echo. Goodwin, for Baltimore. loading: Ada.
Chedbourna; Altavela, Reed. from Georgstiawn. for
Philadelphia. loading; "ohm Amelia. Bayley. from and
for Newburyport. waiting molasses; W I. Montague,
carmes.n. from Jacksonville, dirohn; Br brig Guadiana.
for Falmouth for orders , . to sail in a day or MO; brig
Leader. Crosby. from ono for Yarmouth, NS. loading.
Bohr Isabel elberto, Tooker, 9 data from New York,
with ice to captain.
Bohr Olivia, Fox. I day from Odesea, Del, with grain
to Christian & Curran.
Fehr B c Fithian. Tuft. I day from Port Deposit, with
corn to Jae L doyley & Co.
Bohr Young America, Tuft. 1 day from Port Deposit,
With wheat to Jae L Bewley & Co.
Bohr Wm George. Hazel. 1 day from Smyrna. Del,
with corn to Jas L Bewley & Co.
EY TILROILAYII.
(Correspondence of the Press.
BOSTON. Avril 24.
Arrived. Phil' Revere, from Manila; John & Albert,
from Veer Orleans.
MEMORANDA.
Steamehly. Persia. Imams, cleared at New York yes-
Mar 10T Liverpool.
Ship Clyne, Perry. from Deal. was at St John, NB,
inst. readrto sap for Philadelphia.-.
Bark Isaac it Davis, Band, from New Orleans, at Ma
r ISM 'set.
, . .
Bark aim Elizabeth, Nor rave, hence, was disoharr
ing at Fernando Po March ad, to sail in ten dais for
sierra Leone.
Brig J M Denson. Barton, for Para, cleared at New
York Yesterday.
Brig Maria, Morgan, from Para, arrived at New York
yesterday.
[trig Ella Reed. Davis. from Havana. at Cardenas
tn. inst.
Brig 01. Kendall, William., hence, arrived at Carde
nas 12th Mat
Rohm Sylvia, Hathaway, and W L Dayton, Hand, old
at Boston 23d inst. for Philadelphia.
Sohr E hi Haler, Daley, cleared at Havana 17th inst.
for Sierra Morena.
Schr Virginia Prime. Eldridge, from Himmoott, PR,
arrived at New York yesterday.
Rohr G Plerd, Rackets, hence, arrived atriew Bed
ford 234 inst.
Sot r R eartis. Ralikell, for New Castle, Del. cleared
at st John, N B. 20th inst.
Bohr J trrainbas, Somers, from Jaeksonville, at Salem
224 inst
Bohr Then Borden, Wrightington, hence, arrived at
Providence 22d met,
Retire C A Drainer, Isabella Thompson, J H Wain
wright. and It Thompson. berme, arrived at Salem
224 inst.
beer Fessenden, Eooper. from Eastport for "Phihidel
phis. M New York •estertaY.
Bohr Mary Nowell, Novell. from Cohasset Narrow
for Philadelphia. at New York yesterday.
a Yor k
Sohr R Gllen. Smith, cleared at New yester
day for Wilmington.
Bohr Caroline. .t ox, o:eared at New York yesterday
for Phil,delphie,
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ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
TM TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST MOUT
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut.
H K Leman. Lams, Pa W H Crawford, Baltimore
Dr Green, Penns
Inn Pelham. New York M
Chunk Copt
Alex Hartolette. Handler, Pottsville
Dept hboase. Pottsville Pr rdpier, P 411 0 4110
OE Cooper, Pottsvilm W M Bololo, l3 ATlerle
P A Ames 8 Canby. Jr.. Willa, Del
B Goa Penne B W Yarrington, Indiana
3no L Webb. Tenn W H Drane, Penn
Mr Appleton & la. N 0 Thompson.
ot Lowe
J L Yates. Indiana B Sterrett. Ohio
T D Messier & wf, Pittelne Col fdan.fieldrUs A
.1 A White, Boston li Rnedeker, A Y
J E Atkins, Bolton i B McCreary, M. Chunk -
H. 0 Maxwell, P as ta n W R Ellerton , Tenn
W N It Beall, U 8 A A R Bixby, Mass
Thos W Evans, Montreal Robt I..vans , Montreal
3 0 F Clark. St Louis M Perkins. New York
N G Gould. Boston 0 Hager, Lancaster
D Luther, Reading 3 Morrison & eon, N Y
Jas Dingley. Boston P Bake, boston
J C Brown & l_ j a New Jersey WTh Wailer, West Point
Ga., Me-gan. Wash. Pa Rk: Johneton, New Yo. k
.T 8 MoNis_,Richmond John A Griffith, Gin, 0
Can Wm It Kelm, Pa Yew? BlirelPr, ra
WI Jordan, Pennsylvania Col Young. Pennsylvania
D C Illodtmat T A Thayer
H Douglas. Nashville II Mathew, New York
Marie Hoopes. Lenoestkr Mrs A G Curtin. DarrieVg
Mrs Finney. Barreburs t-en Robinson. AlleA'y AD
Mr Hanscom, New York Mr Clark. Vermont
Mum E. Hall, Brooklrn W It Morris & a oh. N Y
Miss .1 Morrie New York Brad Trimble. Baltimore
Wm E Morns, Baltimore Cant Stouffer, New York
Jos Conner, U 8 A JM. Randall & wf Tenn
8 0 Kendall, Memphis John Wheelright & la.N Y
A F Gocdnow, New York Bde Cordova &la ,_N Y
Miss de Cordova, New York Miss Renreques, Pi V
Leonard Lathrop. N Y CO Zimmerman, N Y
I) 8 Stein. tioctkport Dr A A Ziezenfuu, Petrie
Geo de B Kelm, Pottsville Cl ' Zteserditee. Buckaroo
I) la Meginniss, Penns J R &Mail:lias. Perna
T Vogt New York Tilos Reimer, Illinois
Itev nft therman, NJ C Allen, Providence. R I
R H Snow, New 1. or k B - 0 .0 Dudley. Penna
Jas M Ruth, Lancaster. Pa A W Clark. New Vora
:4 McLean, New York Geo Y , kientine. Bellefonte
J W Denootir, Troy, N Y Chas Gregory & wf, N J
W WricUotikey. Pa 3 V Mellor
Paul Applebech. Pa Jos Thomas. Pa
John r 4 autle• Pa Mrs 8 flooper&X der, Boston
LP. mar y & 2sisai York E
Ki Kinsey, Cinnintlatft 0
.F.
Mrs T H Kinsey. Cincinnati Miss nser. Cincinnati
J A !impel, U 8 N E C Small, Baltimore
H C Meyer ii Rogers, California
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mH u r m i t s ph n so New J Y s o y k
H P Ammidown, Boston T F Rodentumgb, t 8 A
W C Motrall. Vets Jersey N's Laurence. New York
Miss Laurence, Baltimore C N Turnbull. U 8 N
N A Packer. New. York W Lawton, Boston
H Dante:a, Pawtucket A H Mordecai. Penne
J W Patterson N B.roche. Paris
Moses lit Levier, Conn Jas Howard, New York
W A Beaoh, New York F Wood, r. ew Ydik
Gen odeoone. Boston B W Pearson. Oew York
F North. New York L B Fealett. Conneeticut
.Vannsfield, ri 8 A W ev Rowe, Connecticut
Routh, Daitixrcore B Itilbourn
I F Da. Baltimore . li K Num, Georgia
C W McCune, New York 0 N Brad ey. New York
H I onsnecker, Penns J Lapsby, New York
C Brinton, Pennsylvania Mr Bedlow, New Jersey .$
MERCHANTS? BOTEL—Fonrth street. below Arob.
M B Priestley. Northumbld E Andrews. MassachaYette
C alatabary. Newark - , J P F ilenberaer, tlaaton •
8 Folsom. Choctaw Nation T P Perkins, NeWaTI, 0
IGiss Lizzie Folgoin, do R W Woodbridge, A J
Isaac ~' olitron, do .1 Washburn, New Joiner'
L Posey, Penna Mrs chambers, Union co
D Patterson. Kittanning M Barry. Lano on, Pa,
A Largue. ~ t Louis Joe alt Hulme, N Jersey
Cult J Oschrod., castors Wm H. Eiehman. Mutton
mcGtour. Easton R P Mioke. Banton •
Geo echialisok. *Won Peter reibert, Easton
Capt N ioglried. Easton Jos H. Gat kn. Easton
Wm H Gaillard. Easton Capt Wbitesale, Easton
G Kula. Eaton E C Bickford. Easton
Capt .1 Btonebaoh. Easton C F Horn. Harrisenrg
J B Proctor, Massachusetts A NI Hamill. New Jersey
J Clark, Penna. Wm C Raloh. Novara
11. Lyon. Munoy N B Coder, Wmaport
John M oKease. York A eoricson & wf, WIC
A B Demarco, Newport J It Fo-reet, Mercier no. Pa
Jno J Horsier, Easton E, firodhero, New York
Jews 'taggart, Friona A Pardee ; J r, RR ziatoa,Pa
W M Gray. New York H Groetzinger, New York
H Lime, Wtsconein J Eli Tr..at, Connecticut
M A Taylor. Manachusetta Jno Hank,", Troy. N Y
J E Brown, Kittanning J Fern!, New Orleans
Wm Bailin. new vork John Curry. New l ark
Jae Denike. New York A Clarke. New York
13 Hall, Wash. L C I Boone'', Jr, UneY
J H Barton, thils N
W Bryce. ew York
Mrs McAbee, Hula Mre 1 B Beek, Wrllinmspt
John Tenshun, New York J C Simard, Ohio
L 8 Mena, tirintol, Pa
ST. LOUIS HOTEL—Chestnut street. above Third.
L C Sanger. Ohio A M Wile. New Jersey
C A Smith. Philada Hl' McKinley. Pittsburg
R Kellogg, Missouri w Foote, Newark
F E Flintlock Newark C 8 Jones. Bunks county
I McKenzie. California W E Browning. Calilornia
J Kleckner, Camp Curtin 8 L Bergstrasser. Penns.
Mrs Sewall & 3 child. Del • A Levert, New York
F(1 Poughten. New Jersey S J Anderson, Maryland
Kellogg, Conn A Collings, Calif:gni%
A H Dana. New York J P Kidder, N Hampshire
Mi.. Foster. Pottsville M P Ludwig. Tamaqua
.1 W Sheppard. Cincinnati A Kaliroher, flew S ork
&I V Fowler. Baltimore Butterfield. New York
11 Murray. Philada. A G Marshall. Maryland
C W Tingle, Maryland J Mayo, New York
E A Hokum, Phtlada
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut street. above Fittl..
Sympsos. Illinois H T Milohaaoh . Bethlehem
I 'lay or, Bethlehem 1 toot llt Harker, rtula
B D tap_enoer, Phila Me Hatch, N 301215 Y
Rohr Luz, Pew York • Whoa Stowe?, Y ork
L it Judson. New York C VT Lyon, A Lnapolis
M A flowntng. annamOs A Newell, New Y ork
T G Thomas & la. Penns J Relley, Penna
L p Gainer, Ashland .3 J Conner, Ashland
D McLaughlin. Ashland 1.1 L Parsons. Ohio
W P Lord, Delaware Levi Bennett & la. B C
W W Leggett. Ohio H C Pittsburg
Geo Carlton. Jr. Mass B C Sawyer, Massaohneetts
L Crowl & la. N Carolina C J Harrington, Delaware
J H willing. Easton H Knsber. Penns •
Chas FC x. Ring hint Veihert. Poona
J Kirk, PeglOtt Kinsley, wport, R I
A Stewart, Bewport, R Gunekel, Ohio
Jae I. Carden, Mary land .1 N Hosted, Maryland
J M Frick, Mineraville R Lee. Pottsville
Miss Lizzie Lee. Pottsville D Parker. W Cherter
De.ry2l linker, New York R L human, New York
T Hartz, Pottsville P Doherty, Canada
J Drown, Maryland Geo Wilson, Maryland
TILE UNION—Aron street. aims Third
E_Henkman, Easton Thomas. Easton
W btevens, uluo W Gray, Ohio
C M FutteTer. Maryland 0 A Bostwicir, Ohio
J T Sunda land. lowa J Du Sam urtaston, N J
Geo K Blemtn, Pittsburg C Bill, Harrisburg
Dsvidis,__Easton, Pa A F Boas. naming
Lesley- Remover. Pa Jae 6 MoCateheon. Balt
J b Potter, M D. N J Jli M Jay dr la, Mairiou.lnd
WA Rammer, Creeeono,Pa John P Goff, Easton. Pa
R L TalpeY. Logan, Ohio J W Works. Leean. O. in
C Thornton. California GL J Painter- Muncy, Pa
A B Wilkins, California A L Wheelerdt3 la.bt Loui
NATIONAL. HOTEL—Raos street. above Third.
I A Cristyrs n. Penney Ivanla mas Neal. Pennsylvania
.1 6 Bohisenk Pennsylvania Ana hanoehl,.Lanoitster
C e Smith, minim, ea L Myers. Buhnesrove, fa
cant J tirit zinger. Ashland Lieut. Leib, Ashland
ent Gamier, Ashlatd R Moslin. Ashland
W Hartz. Ashland }inward Edmonas.osn hind
AT Edmonds. Pa Phthp C&aman.Norristwn
Mrs 0 Quillman.Norristwn Mrs • Wampolo,Norriet'n
Edw S wagers, Doylestown John Stonebaoh. Easton
Loamon. Wilkeebarre Miss Smith, Wilkesbarro
W F Voute, kottavtlle
BALD EAGLii—Thud street, above Calturrta.
B Keener. Penne Peter Troxel. Penns •
H Weer, Penne Mrs Bleam, Allentown
F H Boobin. Kellertown Glt yeller, Bellertown •
Sire Weyant. Easton Joe Butler, Bethlehem
E Deemer, Bethlehem Bennie) Schell, Myerstown
Mei Morey. Pece4txville Peter Peibert, Berton
P Mioke, Eaten
BLACK BEAR—Third street. above Callowhill.
W J Valid, Pcl.olr co. Pa I It Grim, Psiiim
Wm F•sok. Bridgenoint Br s Refteing k la. Pe
Jim Kooher, Lehigh on Jae Penne
Chas Buckman. Penne A Bugg:tan. Penne
G Berehedder, Strongsbarg D Bechtel, Beahtelev'e
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL—Ucond at.. bel. Vine.
Jno Shaffer. Penns Mies A S Rude. .Penna
Thisb. lsevrtown kl M Van Hook. IN Jersey
El Bedloe. r.eur Jersey Wm Davison. Penne.
Jno B Jones Hatboro 3 ftutoh. Hartsville
K Webb. Phila 6 B Britton, Lambertville
N H Hunt. Milford John 6mith, Milford
Amon Sn}der. Cheater co D McCarter, Bucks co
W W GIAY, Glendale, Pa
COMMERCIAL HOTEL—Bixth et.. oboe'. Chestnut.
J W Pratte, Chester co H C Greet Bald, Chaster oo
G N Royal Germantown w D Hatfman, Num
J M MoMton. Williamsport B R biome,ll4amaport
Newlin M Kelvins. Reading
k r Plmener. Tamaqua Dgniot Bertzog. Barka oo
J B Wagner Jos W Clarke Port Clirton
Mr Hyde, Delaware FAIlk Jones, Peach Bottom
STATES UNlON—Market street. above Sixth.
David Drove, Huntingdon afro Smith. Beading
KIM, Dew Jimmy J Waikgr Ponca
H Leaman Lam:muter co NL t art. henna
E L Otatuiton. Ir J Jacoc Lukens, N J
J M miler, Perry co N ernwitird, Cheater co
Noah liertz'er. Peons Wit Wilson, Fatterson
T B O i lisson, Perryville Wis. Ts rbit. Perryville
MOUNT VERNON ROTEL-Bcoona it., above Aroh.
J Y Eldred. Bethlehem W T Weed, Call OOD% BY
T Young, New York L Drake, Penns
Kellam, Penns J O hereon. ew Jersey
C 'lover. New Jersey C Nelson, Penns
B Wood. Venom .1 Simon. Easton
T White, Frenohtown, NJ BE Bale, New York -
FOUNTAIN ROTEL—FOOOnd et.. above Market..
W Evans. Weld Cheater RJ Feaoh. 'Elkton, NM
Col N Chambers, Maryland C Ist/Wirer. Fhilada
N • ; Hopkins, Delaware J Fl Wilaon, Delaware
W Column, Delaware W Neiigh. Atlantic City
REVERE HOUSE—Third eteet. above Rya..
Chas Sailor, Harrisburg H P Smith, Pottsville
Jae Gordon, Sohlk J Whitaker, Penns.
John Dohner. r lizabrtht'n Jonas George. Allentown
J N Slotteaker, California John M Sheldon. Pa
MARRIED.
RICHARDS—WOOD.—On the 22d inst.. _ by Rev. J. L.
If_eysinger, Mr. John P. Richards to Mist Rate H.
Wood. ail of Philadelphia.
iaIiNKMYER—WOKKNOT.—on the lath of Jana
-1861, by Rev. Wen. R. Wood. My. James Beery
titioemyer to Miss Maggie G. Worknot. both of tom
My.
. . . .
COVINOTON—TAYLOR.—Ort the 2Jd inst . by Rev.
/Samuel Durburow, W illiam A. Covington to Eleanor P.
Tsy tor. all of this atty. •
HIM FE--rATCHILL.—Cto the 23d inst., by Rev. J.
H. Ahlay. M r. Townsend Mimes to Mies Jeannette
Yatenill both of Pennsylvania.
OAVIDOE.—HAZ bETON.—On the 22d inet, by Rev.
JAMS Cunningham. Mr. Reuben savidge to Miss
Amanda Hazleton. •
iTLEEigLDOUGHERTY.—Da the ssa ingt.. by
Rev. Samuel E. Appleton, Mr Andrew Inchluliento
Mee Eli zaJane Dougherty, both of thie city.
BOILEAU—DI...GE e.—On the 22.1 met., by Rev. J.
D. Kennard. Mr. 'amen Boileau to Miss Kate Dia
gee. both of this mg,
MAY ER—LUBBY.—On the Jet of January, Jens
Rev. Dr. 0171 T, Mr. James IS. Mayer to Miss
Lusby. both a this •
GERIIARD—WRFIEMAN.—On the 23.3 host.. by
Rev. Joseph Berg, Mr. Herman H. Gerhafd to Mies
Emma F., daughter of Wm. Whiteman, EM., all or thin
city.
DIED.
SMITH.—On the 2ist met., Charles N., eon of,Aia' pt.
David and Sarah 21, Smith, in the 20th year of hie am
Futna! from the residence of me parents. rim
810 New Market street, this (Thor:May) aiternoon at 2
o'clook.
tIAISTOR.—On the 231 inst., Mrs. Elizabeth Castor,
in the 68th year of her age,.
Foams' from the residence of her son, John H.
Cantor, flolmesbuis
_Twenty-third ward, this (Thurs
day morning. at 10 o'clock.
BEhatl.—On the 22,1 inst.. Phrases Beach. aged SO
years.
Funeral from his late residence, back of )40. 2035
Ferkrant street, above Race and Tenth streets, this
(Thai-8 4 erf afternoon. at S o'clock.
CORRYFL). --on the 23d Inst., Samuel Henderson.
son of Sarah R. and the late henry L. 'Carryall, in the
list year of his aim.
Funeral from the residence of his brother-in-law'
Wiliam Punter. Thirty-math street, above Market,
West Philadelphia, thin (Thuinday) afternoon, at 2
o'clock.
DUIsLOP.—On the 22d inst.. hirs.Jane. wife of the
late Alexander Dunlop, in the 51th year of her age.
Funeral from her late residence, No. SOS south
Twentieth street, this (Thursday) afternoon at 4
o'clock. .
. .
pay.-On the 28d inst., Franklin, son of Henry fa
Mary Pry, in the 4th -year or hia age.
Funeral from the residence of his parents. No. 918
Leithgow street, above Poplar, this (Thursday) after
noon at3o'eloo k.
itoWil:,l;.—On the 22d inst., Robert Rowell, aged 35
years-
Funeral from the residenca of his aunt, Mrs. Sarah
Braithwai 1., 265 Stamper's alley, this (Thursday) af
ternnon. at 2 o'clock. -
. .
KOLB.—Un the 22.1 inst.. William 14., son of Charles
and b:usanna Kolb, in the Sth year of his age.
Parma! from the res , denoe of his parents. N 0.16.33
Marshall Street, near Oxford, this (Thursday !afternoon.
at 1 o (nook.
ca&Lt...—Budd only, on the 22d met., Robert McCall.
in the lath year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, at Chester, . this l2
(Thilreder morning. at Id o'elook.
MoPADDEN.—On the 22d inat., Mar gm .1., daughter
of Rugh and Etienne& McFadden, aged 2 years ;
Funeral from her parents' rendenoe. Main Street,
Mattavunt. this (Thursday) afternoon, at 1 o'olook.
- ghf et.E.—On the 234 lnst.. William, eon of Jesse
and klizabeth Sample. aged 7 Yuen.
Funeral from the rtsidenee of hie parents, Diamond
'treat. below apple, thin (Thursday) afternoon at a
o clack. •
'1 0 BIN.— On the 22d inst., Fiiza Britt, wife of John
Tobin, aged 37 years.
Funeral from the residence of her husband, No 414
Allen ;street. above s•cdninnia avenue tlete Hanover
(O street.) Eighteenth Ward, this (Thursday) morning. - at
t o'clo.
MOURNING STORP, NO. 918 CHEST
NUT Street. —Bki9SON & BON have just re
ceived ; gray mixed Chene llelatne". 12.gc ; Mack mid
white .Pans printed Grenadine Bare' ea "We; Mack rind
nurnte do.,lBNe; blank and purple. Civilly .Befainans,
18 , 40; Meek ttereges, lege ; black plaid Berates, 18Nol
second moulyneg Begot& Chintzes, .100 ; ebdpneed
Aida roil de Cbovree. WAG, &o.
Also. black Baregea, urape Inaretx, Crape Tammx
tang,Sommer Bombazines. Change, Range Honiara,
or GMUldiaellaregeg, Camels' Hair Beretta. 'remi
se", Adousehnes. Lamm, and ail other roods requisite
of deeD sad second stourruns attire. 5,11
CARD OF THANKS TO THIS
CITI
ZBNtI OF OXFORD, Pa.—The. undersigned
Vo unteers. attached to the WASHINGTON BRI-
G De, tinder the command of Gen. SMALL, take this
method of thanking the Intim!' of tWord, Pa., ler
Weir kind and liberal treatment in aiding us to return
to Philadelphia, and providing us with all that our
situation required. POST. E. MI LOSE,
T AM o L. B AKER. N It* E
S,
And inlay others.
VCARD MEETING QF THE "SO.
Mat. Omit. and Statistioal Association of the
ied Peoplc of Pennsylvania " wee held on the 22d
inst. to deliberate upon the alarming condition of the
,?Ptushuleicetlie Of rioe
the ed
. and ouch measures as the oirsum
people of this State may stem,
oinfFofornerremlditiondmagbintioe ilfi ent, to demand, and best serve the cause
m d an. oulties prevent our 'services being
made available to the country in this time of its extre
mity. klyst. the laws of thus State debar 10 000 able
bodied citizens from hearing arms in defence of the
State. notwithstanding we have served the Government
faithfully lie soldiers. artisans. and laborers, upon
every battle field in the country's history, and there
are teellmontes of our loyalty and valor that would
bring credit and renown to any troops.
ha second is. that the Ie,OLO colored oitigene of this
State are not invited, at this . state. by the Government
to enrot themselves. Still in view of the present dan
ger threatening the Commonwealth. we earnestly re•
commend that the colored citizens stand prepared; that
when officially solicited by the Goyernment, we may
render such service am only men can render who know
how precious Liberty is.
F.XItOUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Isaiah C. Wears, Steel' Smith,
Clacton Miller G. Gibbs.
James P. Clay, Chas. H. Bustin,
Wm. Still, Morris Brown,
A. M. smith, Moses Wheeler,
Jacob C. White, Sr., J. P. Worthington,
P. T. Emitb, It*
rr 7 l l . OFFICE OF THE MAYOR OF THE
CITY OF 1 3 .141LALVELPIII,4, ArRIL 24, 1661.
IiFTIZHNS OF PIIILATOILPITIA!
1 he record of the past fortnight hem abundantly
!Mown the loyalty of nil oommunity and ite many obe
dience to the law. During Pooh period of unprece
dented excitement it is gratifying to announce that
the persons and property of residents have heen ex
empt from violence or lone, beyond all former exPe
risme.
•
The continuance of this common welf!re demands
that there shall be no officious intermeddling by unau
thorized individuals with the imiduct of others Pio
self constituted Vigilance Committee will be suffered
in this mi,y, and 11.113?" attempt to assume the functions
thereof will be suppreseed in the most summary man
ner._ ALIOCAPIDER HED4.ItY.
emit Mayor of Philadelphia.
irrSCHUYLKILL ARSENAL AND THE
Glatillto OSP , .—The undersigned feels it to
be his duty to thus publicity aosnovriedge the very valu
able services rendered the State of _Pennsylvania, by
the Cutters and' rimmers ofgebur Mill arsenal. on the
00CRIV011 of the opening of the Girard 'House for the
manuf,cture of clothing for the Volunteer troops.
Upon hems' requested by Governor Curtin to accom
pany Aar. ft. le. Martin to Philadelphia. to nasal: him by
my advice in getting up the ten thousand uniforms, for
tte tram then concentrating in the field, he toes the
precaution to telegraph to Messrs. Hughes and Mon
tague to meet him urn his arrival at the Continental
Htel pinesr to place at Mr. Martin's digpcsal their
exerecePublic Inspectors. Itis hardly recessary
to say that they Tenoned in person. and that on Sunday
all the clutters and Trimmers of the Arsenal devoted
the entire day to tan service of the mate in cutting out.
from United States patterns, the various garments to
be used by the Volunteer trooper. . 4 fte this, let no Man
doubt their loyalty to the 'Union. The Volunteer troops
of Penneylvam . owe them a debt of eternal gratitude,
Tee undereigned also takes Damien to return. on
behalf of the Governor of the State. sincere thanks to
Ail. at the pre.ent time engaged in sewing o'othms for
the ireope. Never has been witnesses such devotion
to the comforts of the &tidier as is presented by the
crowds of ladies (both rich and poor), daily besieging
the doors of the Oirt.-d Douse for emPlet flint.
GEUltaki till#l3ol4, JR.. U.S.
It No. 94 Continental.
rTHE MONSTER WHALE CAUGHT
in the Delaware, npmrile R rehmond, will he ex
ited TO- OA7 at the PENN TILKATY GROUND.
rtimol , l, above Colombia avenno, Cam Hanover et.)
Prlaq of admittance 20 cents. Children 10 dente.
at,24.2t
Fa' NOTICH—ALL ANSWERS TO THE
Circular of the COMMITTEE OF PI/Bide
SAFETY will be received by JOS Pa% PaTT.EESON,
Esq.- President of the Western Bank, who has been
appointed Treasurer. ap23-6t*
TrPENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL, PHILA
DELPHIA, 4th month, 6th, 1861.—The contribil
tors to the PENNSYLVANIA. HOSPITAL are hereby
notified that an election for twelve Managers and a
Treasurer. to serve for the eusiung year. will be held,
pursuant to law, at the Ilrapital, FIFTH M014 7 / 4 1,
(MAY) 6th. 1881. at 4 o'clock P. SI.
spB inth troy 6 WM. BIDDLE, Booretary.
crPRAYER FOR OUR COUNTRY.—AT
a meeting of the clergy of the Episcopal Church,
in this sit. , held on Monday, the !ad inst.. the wider
signed were &recanted a committee to make arrange
ments, with the approbation of the Bishop, for having
one of the episcopal c hurches open eaoh tier. at a con
venient hour, for seecial prayer in behalf of ourooun
try. in this hour of its pent; and for Cod's blessing on
those who go 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 day de
signated tlt. Paul's Churon on Monday ; Phllip'e
on Tuesday ; All Saints Chu rob on Wednesday ; Church
01 the Atonement on Thursday ; Church of the Holy
Trinity on From,: and the Church of the intercessor
on Baturilay t These services will begin on WE:DNS:S
HAY AFTEHNI:OAI, of this week. at 41.1. ItAINTB'
CHURCH, aoraer of TWELFTH and FITZWATER,
..nd ba continued in the order above stated uno fur
ther notioe is given. COHN A. VA UDR CA D. D.,
Ctl sitLR'S D. COOT/
ttol3-3t* RICKAKD EWTO . to. D.
MSCHUYLKILL ASH SUaQUEHANNA
RAILROAD t:o.—Tne Annual Meeting and
ongol the Stockholders of the Schuylkill and Sus
quehanna Railroad Company. as required by their
oharter, will be held at the CONTINEwTAL
in the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on MON
DAY. May 6th. 1861, at 12 o'clock, M., for the purpose of
choosing a President and six Manage's to serve for the
enewne year, and also for the consideration of such
other business as may properly be brought before said
meeting. FRANK S. BOND.
April 13. 1861. laele-tmy6l Secretary.
IrA MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD
MIS and Bondholders of the Floira and
'amnion Railroad Com pany. m ill be held at 'heir °Moe.
No. 301.1 W eLN UT Street. Philadelphia, on MONDAY,
the 29th lent., at 12 o'olook M t for the purpose of re
oeivina the ihnnual Report and aonompanyine state
ments of the pact year. An °lotion for Pree dent and
g,, Harmsen, to eery* for the nonco mrrar, Will bo
held from 32 o'clock M, toil P. AI., on MOADAY, May
6th, at the samsplaoe.
WM. C. LONOSTRSTR. BeoretarT.
Philadelphia, April 19th, 1861. ac2o-lath t 29
MILITARY .NOTICES.
tiHEADQUARTERS COMPANY G,
FIRST REGIMENT GRAY RESERVE OF THE
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
ORDER No. B—A Meeting' will be held THIS
Is YENING, at 8 o'clock, 13187 - CHESTNUT Stleet.
third Boor, for inspection..
O. Attest—FßAME GRAN ELL W BR t
PGerGa
Captaint
COMPANY C, GRAY RESERVES.
rsit.anar.rnik. April 2.5.3861.
The Persons enrelled m this Company will meet
at :129 Pont' IIiIHD btreet, first floor, l'BlB
hursday) EVENING, at 8 o'clock, for Inspection
and Drill. by order.
JOSEPH N. PAIRBOL, Captain.
biIAS. R. bERNALD, ken . Orderly sergeant. It
- A MEETING - OP 1/01:11M - MEN, FROM
25 to 45 aware, will he held of No. 922 Off EBTNUT
earner, 31 a Or 7 u
, for th- Dam* of forming a
some Sutra. , '
on FRIDAY EVENING next,
at 8 n'oloeit. at+ 2b2t.•
t. HARRISON GU RDS.-A MEETING
AM
the Guards win Int beld
HALL.§.V.III at the
altittnlCAN ittEetilArtlClF for Mill and
elsotion of °Moen. Punctual attendance la renneet
ed. It.
AN APPEAL TO THE PATRIOTISM
OF PRILODWLPHIA—Eenipment of Captain W M.
MoblIIL N'S Company of Bangers .— The commit
tee to receive subseriptions for this purpose will
sit nt the rititatitiariTA EXCBANOb, 141/lt DAY,
fitim 10 to 8
mew Yorii, blasitschtuietts, and Rhode Island already
have Begin:tents in Washington lot tee defence of the
Motional Cordial, whilst Pennsylvania has not yet fur
ni.bett a Battalion, nor the city of f hilactelsbia a single
soldier.
arm. compaay is ready to march as 110011 as ',aniseed.
and tnetr nervous are immediately required. Catzens
of Philadelphia, a/tall they /to UriARKED: lt`
- -
PURSUANT — TO A CALL In the Ledger
of the 2.3 d, for the formation of a Scotch com
pany, a meeting was held butt night : at the comer
of Eleventh and Market. and organized by oalllng
Mr. PRTFR McMORI,AND to the Chair, and Mr.
RCR'D W. Ma CALPI NE to act as Secretor..
The following resolution was unanimously adopted:
We, the undersigned. Poobemen, the eons of r cots
men. and others. hataby bind onme.vieg t mails io o
military organization to be °ailed the ISCOTA RIFLES
OF P oILA D El.? HI A. for the defence of the country
in this. its hour of need.
The roll was opened• when thirty of thoee present
°5 ine forward ann signed :t.
The meeting then adjourned. to meet on FRIDAY
EVr.fill NG, the 28th inst., at a quarter to 8 o'clock, at
loge Mae KET dr•eet, when others wiehnts to Join
the 001081111 Y are inwilito come i t orward.
r rd
Mo° President.
A. W. BOACALPI re E, oeoretary. it"
VOL' UN TEERS WANTED-At
the following Rendezvous of the THIRD LIGHT
KORPONAy
RIFL Fl BATTALIuII, Colonel GAllnlEl. DE
Company A. Captain NEWELL FAY. Underarm
Bowe, MARKET !Street, above Seventeenth.
campanv B, Captain A. AILATZOOKF, No. 451 North
TWISGFTH Street..
Company C, Captain E. M. WOODWARD. ARCH
Street, above bI X PH. north side.
Company D. Captain J. S. CORDES, FIFTH Street,
above ARCH.
Company_ E. Captain AMON M. MOONEY. northwest
corner of FOURTH and ARCH Streets. -
Company P. Captain FRANK W. RUSH, No. 6°3 8.
THI W O Street. apl4 3t•
HOME GUARDS HEADQUARTERS,
PItILADILPOTA, Apiil 22,1861
ORD eat No. 3.—The Uniform for the ROME
GUARD will consist of a single-breasted light or
cadet gray frock coat. with eta- ding collar, and buttons
of the arm to which the regiment may belong; peataloons
of the same material ; cap of army pattern. of drab
color, with a rosette of the rational Color, ' Red.
White, end Rine. The Uniforms can be procured at a
coat not exceeding Twenty Dollar. for each man. and
will he furnished by the members of the HONE
GUARD themselves. The Uni , orms will he habirually
worn, so that on the minion of an alarm the officers
and men can repair at once to their armories, without
stopping to change their clothes.
kinemai hitii.ary °mini:ramps. formed or to be
formed. will select their own Uniforms.
(Signed ' ) A. J. PLEASANTON,
ap24-6t Commander of Home Girard.
tiWAINTED.—A Good DRUMMER and
FIFER, with Instruments, for the Downingtown
VoMutest., to whom good wages and plenty of ra
tions will be given. Apply soon. We are in a hurry.
The country Is bleeding. Address.
DANL. JUNO WALT,
ap23.31* LOWNINGTOWIS. Pa.
Atß II T C H ER 8, AROUSE I.—AD
journed meeting to finish the formetion of
eAVALRY COIRPAeit e B win he held at the
W ~:. i r ER ILL HOUSE on 20-MORROW (Thursday )
EVENING.. at 1 o'clock. All venoms having horses
are invited to attend.
A. R. PAUL, President.
P. LOWRY, JA., Secretary. as24-2t*
LEGAL.
V,STATE OF JOSEPH KONIGMAOHER,
late of Ephrata township, Lavoeutter ammo. de
ceased. Letters testamentary on the ORIAte , of said de
ceased humus beengranted to tee undersigned Essen
tors of the will °lewd cleansed, they hereby give notice
to all persons having o'airs.s or demands against the
Wale of said deceased, to ttretent them to eitbir of the
undersigned Executors, drily authenticated. and all
persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate are
requeeted tv maga payment without delay.
A AUnitiMACBER
.Residing in EphrataD aloil
twp..l an 00., Ephrata 0.
CARPEnTER,
ap2s-th 5t Residing in the oily of Leoceeter.
USTATE OF SAMUEL LEWIS, late of
N . l Plumaged township, deeeesed.—All pereone inte
rested are tierehr notifittl that the undersigned bee
been appointed by the Orphans' Court of Bucks oounty,
Auditor, t. make Oistribution of the balance in the
halide of CHARLES LEVU& Adminletrator to eaid
Emma, among the penning' legally entitled to the lame ;
and that he will attend to the duties of mid appoint
ment. et his Office. in the borough of Doylestown, on
gATURDAY, the 27th day of APRIL next. at ten
o'clock A. Id. JOHN R. PUGH.
n•h29 fit Auditor.
FIREARMS
CGUNS AND RIFLES—For side cheap,
1 1J4 by MOORE, HENEZEY. & CO.,
act 6t No. 427 MARKET Btreet.
NAVAL ORDER
COMMANDANT'S OPTION, U. S. Navy Tard.
Philadelphia, April 23.1881.
Commanders, Lima - mutate, Masters. Passed Miaship
men. Passed and Assistant-Surseons in the Navy,
whose names are borne upon the books of this etatiOn
for pay. will report their addresses, without delay, to
this drum F. DU PON i'
ap24.3t Commandant.
WWI:LANGE ON LONDON.—£67O Colo
nial Bank Hills, for sale by JAURETCIIR &
CARSTA RP. 20u dente FRONT Street. ap24-3t
vxciiAbGE ON FIiANCE.-51,000 fr.
R 24 .13.13 k of Martinique RHIN on ^olontal Bank aunts
of Nile. for eale by JAURATCRE & CARSFAISS.
202 South FRONT Street. sp24.fq
Ar - ( XING MEN LEAVING THE CITY
JL will rot the hteheeteashprice for Caat-otr CLOTH
LNG. Uatt or edam's M. D'ANCONA, 622 FOOTE
Street. araS-St*
STATIONERY AND JBWELEY
packages furnished to Agents and Darden. at nen
reduced rotes. ()alt. (or send stomp.) bO2 OBESTI.4 UT
Street, Philadelphia, Ira,
ap4-im* FARM/LK &
RETAIL DRY GOODS
CONTINUATION
OF THE
GREAT SALE
OF
CLOAKS, MANTILLAS,
LACES, TRIMMINGS, &c. l
In liquidation of the Estate 01
J. W. PROCTOR & Co..
708 CHESTNUT STREET.
The Stook consists of—
SPRING CLOAKS,
ENGLISH TWEED CLOAKS,
SILK CLOAKS AND SACQUES,
SILK MANTILLAS,
MANTILLAS, LACE FLOUNCING%
FRENCH LACE MANTILLAS,
FRENCH LACE POINTS,
FRENCH LACE SOUR/100N,
TRAVELING SUITS,
FLOUNCING LACE%
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, dco.,
All in immense variety, and to be sold at about
ONE-HALF THE 'USUAL PRICES,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF OREDITORS.
To facilitate sales, and enable eneohasens to make
prompt eeleations. ALL GOODS will be marked, in
PLAIN FIGURES.
%moist attention Is called to this Sale: Great induce
ments, as to prizes, are offered, in order to alone outthe
entire Stook.
PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM,
&Oaf 705 CHESTNUT STREET.
MANTILLAS. MANTILLAS.
OPENING DAILY,
AT
WM. P. CAMPBELL'S,
No. 1124 CHESTNUT STREET,
In hie large and ELEGANT STOCK will be fonuid
the richest display of
MANTILLAS,
1N
SILK AND FANCY CLOTHS,
ape-1m EVER MADE IN THIS CITY.
NEW MANTILLA STORP,...
The most splendid BILK MANTLES in the city..
HOUGH & CO.,
25 SOUTH TENTH. STREET.
SILK MANTILLAS,
In every new style, the 'wheat qualities ever sees,
at the elegant New Store,
24 SOUTH TENTH STREET.
HOUGH & CO.
apte-1m
Elyiem & L /INDELL, - - FOURTH AND'
•MAI ARCH. will open to-day PPM! very
DEERABL6 NNW GOODS. •
Phephe irs Plaid Drees Silks.
Extra Rich Grenadines.
Plmbroide , ed Mozambique'.
First quality Orrandies. • •
Bouquet Satin Plaid Barages. •
Blue and white Figured Foulards. .
.Perfeet glossy India Silas.
oeweat style Spring Mantles.
Water-proof blaok mixed Tweed,. ap3l,
IRLAOK. SILK MANTLES.-
..-. Black Fink Coats,
Gorod Mantlaa—Paletnta.
Garments of Cloth. Fine display is
OUR DILW, LARGE, WELL 1 IGRTso FOOM.
COOPER CONARD,
AIM S. cor. ICNTE and MARKET
RARGAINS.-
Chene Gingham at 1234 oents.
Traveling Stuff's at 25 nests.
Shepherd's plaids. Mohair Checks,
Blank eilics. Hoop Skirl". Collar.,
Handkerehisfs Bats. White Goode.
38 ante White Linen. worth 60 cents.
COOPER & CON ARD.
ap2l E. E. nor. NINTH and MARKET.
APRIL, 1861.
LARGE CARH PURCHASE OF BILKB.
THE CHEAPEST MILKS IN PHILADELPHIA..
THORN LEY &iiinv
have just bought
FOR NET MIR,
I lots of Black Silks, of stiveflor onality, and ran ,
cheap.
3 lots of Rich Chen. t aka, in Stripes apd Plaids. for
75 cents. Importers' price for which has been 31.10:
1 lot Heavy Pole de Bois*. solid colors, in Ewan&
Blues. Greens, Modes. Purples, at 01. Imported's' snow
81.15:
I lot of Double-faced Blank Brocade Bilks, very desi—
rable.
Rioh Barege Robes, !I and 0 Flounces, at 60 oents OR
the dollar.
1 lot Challis De Laines for 160, worth 25.
Beautiful Ores. Goode, in great variety.
BRAWLS AND CLOAKS:
Linen Goods ofour own Importation.
Power-Loom Table t,inens, Dimashq, Table Cloths,
Ao., &a.
Bpring Clothejlasinineros aeotinge t
_kn. /to.
At snORALE - 1 & Glltern
H. E. Romer EIGHTH & BPPJNra a / 1 0,MM &NB.
N. B.—Will open in a few days SFR Mantles, a ud
French Laos Goode. 12061 T. & C.
GOOD NEWS FOR THE LADIES.—
New arrivals of the cheapest staple and Fancy
TRIMMINGS at the btore N 0.103 North EIGHTH
Street, only second actor above arch ; Kid Glove.. 25
cents a pear, worth 00 cents; Mohair Mots, 10 cents
wooer, worth is °ebb. rrarrOtert, two yards wide, le
oents a yard, worth 25 center India Rubber Combs..
cents apiece, worth 12 cents; White Curtain Fringes,
from 5 oents up tolscente. worth double the price ,• a full
line of Silk and Mohair Mitts, extremely cheap; Dress.
Wrapper, and Mantilla Trimmings. of the latest fash
ions, at astonishingl low pnoes ; the beet variety of
resa and Wrapper Buttons. Paris and London styles ;
t
haw! Borders. of all widths. at lees than half price ;
Hoop Skirts. of the best makes, cheaper than
where ; the finest assortment of Belt Ribbons ; Hair
Nets, of the last improvements. Ladies, our stock is
too numerous to be specified ; it will be to your inter
est to visit this place of bargains. No. 103 North
EIGHTH street. only re ri d doer above Arch, and
convince yourselves of the act. The Proprietor being
manufacturer of Ladies' rimming., is enabled to
offer you more inducements than any other store in this
city. WM. I.oNrs ERSTADTER,
mh.lo-1m 103 North EIGHTH at. Sd door sh. Arch.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-A RARE CHANCE
FOR BARGAINS! THE ENTIRE STOCK TO
BE Of.OribD OUT! On account of the unsettled state
of the country, and d ion in the mercantile line. 1
am determined to Mose out my stock mueh below the
Goat of imoovatton. tireat inducements will be offered
in Dream Goods, Shawls. Silks An.. and I would invite
those wishing Dry Goode to examine at. One hundred
Shetland Shawls from $1 to $B, not half their game. at
JOHN B. 8 &ORES'.
aol3•tf 702 ARCH Street.
GENTS' AND BOYS' WB AIL—LARGE,
select. and espeointir cheep stock , of Men's and
Bore measta.mble ve.r. .Espccial attention devoted to
Clothe, Cammeree, Veltman. and to goods for Roy?
use. COOPER do CUNARD,
ap22 B. E. con Pi MTH and MARKET.
PLAID SILKS, PLAID SILK POPLINS,
met received from New York.
Mack and White,
Brown and White,
Blue and White.
And other damnable colon! of
Cheek Pitts, at 66.tii.62, 4 4‘. and 660.
FANCY ttILKS AT REDIA.ED ?AWES.
In order toVERYh C m
EaPBLACK
BILKS.
Small Plaid Gray Silk P.riplina.
Chintz Flied Gray bilk Poetics, at 660.
a Mh itied Grenaciig_esell oolors.
NEW sryLt or SILK AND CLOTH COATS.
H. ISTEE.I. A. tiON.
No. 713 North TENTH Street, above Coate,.
az2o-tf
CHARLES ADAMS it SON—EIGHTH
AND ARCH STRY.R.TS—
Will offer, this morning, a fine assortment or
STELLA SHAWLS. purchased at auction, ant for
sale at is very small advance, ranging' inpmee from iF 4
to 815.
A sm, a fine assortment of DRESS (POOPS.
Chath Detainee, every variety. from 3.2)4e. Mao.
('hens Mohair'. neat Myles, from 19c. tome.
Ottoman, Merteline. and Diegottal Poplins.
Silk, Embroidered, and Embroidered Diagonal Pop
lins.
Neapolitan Silk Cheek Mohair. no. wed Ta.
LA DI e 8' CLOAK' NGS. in stripes a od vain colors.
The latest shape of HOOP SKIRTS ma Ladies and
Misses. of the beet quality, both tied, wad wide and
narrow tape.
FRENCG COLLARS AT HALF FMC'.
A small let Mat purehesed, which we 'will guarantee
to be so'd at one-half tee usual pries.
Grenadine Veils. all colors and ualities.
Veil Sareges, sit tinkly, in cluding Solferino and
d Particular attention to requested be our House Fur
nishing Goods.
Shirting Linens, the beet artiole for ago. ever offered„
and better qualities in properttop.
Ballard Vale Flannels a full line.
I case
4-4 unclenched Muslin, fine. 90.
I ease 4 4 unbleached Muslin. heavy, 300.
I case 34 bleached M usltn, 5.0.
1 ease 4 4 bleached Muslin, 90.--milendid.
I ease 4.4 C. Adams A don, 10c.
1 ease 4-4 C. Adam. & Pon, 12.540. •
5 4
Do Mille. A moskagg and Dodgeville.
1 oase 10 4 bleached cheetlng, Mo, tumidly Mg,
1 ease 52.4 bleached Sheeting, 500, usually 400.
aplS-tf
SHARPLESS BROTHERS
Have placed in a Department,
Separate from their Spring stook,
A collection of JOB LOT S
Of Spring and Crammer Drees Goode,
Comprising Organdies, Baregee,
Lawns, cheap Slim Chintzes.
Lawn and Organdy Robes,
Barege Robes, Picances, and Japes:
All of which wid be sold
At nearly half of - Meld prices,
So as to show only fresh Goode
. In the other Departments.
apl3 CHASM U'r and EIGHTH BM
DRY.GOODS JOBBERS.
RED, WHITE, & BLUE
FLANNELS.
ALSO,
GRAY FLANNELS,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
INSTRUCTION
Pox
THE HOME GUARDS.
RIFLE AND LIGHT INFANTRY
TACTICS,
For the exercise and Maronivre of Troops, when act
ing as Light infantry or Riflemen. Prepared under the
direction of the War Department, by
BREVET LIEUTENANT-COLONEL W. J.
BA &DEE. U. S. A.
In two vols.. with Sixty-seven Illustrations engraved
on steel. Price BM.
Vol. I—Bohools of the Soldier and Company Instruo
tione for Skirmisher'.
Vol. ll—School of the Battalion.
TT. B. LIPPINCOTT & CO,
22 AND 24 N. FOURTH STREET.
apealt
MANUAL FOR VOLUNTEERS AND
MILITIA.
BT
MAJOR WILLIAM OILRAM.
743 PAGES-200 ILLUSTRATIONS
PR1CE...... $34,60
Comprising an Introduction, containing a gloeniry of
the terms in use among military men. Army Or
ganization. Organization of Infantry, cavalry, Field
Artillery. and the Staff Arms and Ammunition. Schools
of the Soldier, Company, Battalion, Trooper, Trona,
and Squadron ; Evolutions of the Regiment. Light
Artillery Taxn , . Honors paid by Troupe. Outing of
Captains. uompanies. bones in Camp and Garrisons.
The Stair. Battles. Court Martinis. Music, and the
Articles of War.
COMBINING THE SYSTEMS
HARDEN, SCOTT, AND C )OPEE,
and conforming strictly to s.
REGULATIONS OF THE UNITED STATES SER
VICE.
Letter of March 21,1861, from J. Meredith Read, Jr..
Adjutert General State of New York :
I have examined, with some care. Major Gilham's
work, and have no hesitation in reoommending it to
the Inerrable notice of Military men throughout the
State. Iris characterized by grew otearnees and eini-
ItliOttiOr etyle and contains an infinite variety of in
formation of great value to all interested in Military
FORT Comusve, Few York Harbor,/
Jarmary 6. MM. S
80.: I have received a copy of Gilh•m'e Military
Manual and I think it admirably suited to meet the
wants of the Military of our country.
I am, sir, vary respectfully, TOUT obedient servant,
EDWAND JOHNSON. Major U.B. Army.
Extract of letter of March 13.1861. from Alfred Sully,
Captain Second Infantry United States Army
eilham's Manual 1 consider one of the Mat works of
the kind trublished in this ocuntry ; I would recemmend
every officer to read it.
The Manual of Tustruation for Volunteers and Militia,
by Major William Gilliam, MS our hearty appro.'s!.
and we think it really necessary for the improvement
of our forces in Military knowledge.
F. B. PATTERSON, Colonel First Artillery, First
Brigade, First Div Penile. Vol.
WM. P LEW IS. Jr., Colonel First Infantry Penn
sylvania Volunteers
THOMAS C. JAMES. Captain First Troop Phtladel-
Mos. city Cavaits.
W. A, ['BACH. Major First Begiwnt Artillery.
T. G. MORBIIEaD. Colonel Infantry, First Regi
ment Light "-nude.
PHILIP BbLINER. Captain Black Enamors.
ALEXANDER.SOURIMY, First Lieutenant Corn-
Past A, First Artillery.
WILLIAM DARR. Captain Third Artillery.
TBDMAK P PARRY. Captain Washingt^n Grays.
DAVID F FOLS.Y, Capt. Phila. Grays, First nen.
Art., First Brig.. First Div. Penna. Vol.
'The unique form in which all the multifarious sub
bects are presented. is an additional recommendation,
oth on the score of economy and convenience.
White oonetatulsting you as the medium to present
this valuable addition to the Military Library. and Ma
jor Gilham's successful labors, I take great pleasure to
recommend its adoption by the state Military -Depart
matt and the Volunteers.
Y.arns very truly,
W. IL It tt'llll, Major General Fifth Division, Penn
sylvania Volunteers.
.TAMP 8 B. Pit GLKY. Com'g First Brigade, Eigh
teenth Div., Penna. Vol.
E. C. WILLLA MB. Brig. Gen. Third Brigade, Fifth
Division Penns Vol.
PITYBEVEGI. Allegheny CO.. Penns.
We, the undersigned. having elAteli , `o4l Major Gil
lun's Manual of Instruction for Volunteers and
Militia." do most heartily recommend it as the hest
work on Military art and science yet published. It ie a
work long needed. and to it d Lop nimbi e to every man
who takes.n Internet in Military attain.
F. HARDTMAYER., Limit. Col: First Reg. Alleghe
ny County Volunteers.
ALP X n_NDe.R HAYS, Brigade Inspector of First
Brigade El. hteenth Div. Vol.
DAVID CAMP reLL, Captain Dtialieslie Gray.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY, Captain Washington In
fantry.
it. n. Melt EE, Captain Jaoloson Indepordent Blues,
Lsorobil BAHL., Captain First Bnsade.
Capt. PIIW, DE REU.
D. B. MOKRIS, First Lieutenant of the Washington
Infantry.
WILLIAM BENNETT, Second Lieutenant Duquesne
Grays.
JAMES SHAL7OI47, Adjutant First Itanimitat Al
detheny Volunteers,
Want of SMIXI prevents the publication of numerous
additional reosmmendations from all parts of the
Union, lathe 'possession of the Publisher.
THY'. ' mom: COBCPLETk MILITARY AISNE/ AL
IBT
Pabliethedby
CHARLES DESILYER t
Ig-H No. 129.9 CHER eN UT Se.. Phi[lda
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EDUCATIONAL.
TIILIIIB A. FAY'S BOARDING SCHOOL
no fo r Bnyoost EL , ZAHETII. N. J. The Sommer
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man iA the 9.!;7 n few 41i11. Rod Mill be Been Mule
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VLOOIITION TALIGIIT, AND STADI-
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menu t and Defective Articulation corrected. hi
DR. DOntrrOCK, 408 ARCH street. Commtook's
sretera o Elocution for Bale by the author. apse at"
LOST AND FOUND.
DlXit LOST —BE WARD.—Lost
Yesterday (Wednesday ) a rough TOLE OF
BA r, IS4IOIVII. TER Rlekt. 'weight. about 39 pounds,
odor on hank blur and gray mixed; hen i otiolt, legs..
pa., light. tan and wnite; answer. To t • nano, o.
'Jack ;" find on Woman silver Gluon oollar,wittr name
wet.. . 4 I. D.rme, Porters Epint of th e i imee. hew
Vork." 35 reward wisl be paid for his return to BECK
& LaWTOPPis Music Store., ran CHESTri OT Btr ,
The doe is registered and detainers are warned. "t "
sob 3t* . . .
THOST—ltive47oupona, Leo. 206, 207, 250,
got, and MC due Jan. lin, Write of the eountf of
Alleghegy to the Ptttebtow and Videvaie Attires&
AtiberW re*lird will be mew for e attire °foe same
wwros,
midst orth Mir fltremit:
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE.
v Pole Lessee --Mrs. M. A.GARRRTTEION
Stage Manager Mr, WM. A. CRAPht AN.
Business Altera— ..Mr. JOS. D. MURPHY. .
The management take pleee ure in announcing an en
gagement with the come an. Mr. ROTH Es fi,
%PRA (TRURSO.A.YI p.VENING, April 25,
The performance will tummy of the corn-ar of
OUR AMR RI N COUSIN AT HOME •
OR, LORD DUNDRRART ABROAD.
Mr. Rothern will appear as Loyd nand • sag y and
1 17" 40TfihRN IN A FIX, on FRIDAY NIGHT._
7SCALT, OF PRICEB.---1 tees circle teems secured With
out extra charge./ OR cents; parquet. (seats scoured at
00 0eut5,13734 cents; family circle. E cents pnvate
Wain, tic and 83; orchestra TO mints.
Doors open at
at a quarter to 8 .remok.
quarter prat T o'olook . ; curtain will rise
HEATLEY & CLARKE'S ARCH-ST.
THEATR E.
THIS (THURSDAY) EvENING, April M.
3 ICJ( ET NianT.
For the benefit ot the Boorlreepere.Officers, and
otheroottqohed to t,o theatre.
a REATH:BT ATTR AC nom YET OFFERED.
By particular requeet. for this night °Toy. end posi
tively the last Vine this season. the great Comedy of
.E.Ve.RYBODY'S FR tEr+ D.
In addition to the latest novelty. the domortio drama
called THE uoitrikta.
POYIPCINEM EN T
MARK EfASSLER'S CONCERT,
This Evening, until further notice. Th-kets tan be
It retained. or the money refunded
CONCERT BALL, CHESTNUT STREET,
above TWRI.FTW.
THIS (MONO i V) EVENING. April 22,1861.
And every Evening during the weeir.
PROFERSOR .1. R. ANDER-ON. JR.,
••
w 2ARD OP TEE
In his NEW and POPULAR EATERTAINM PET
in M eOIiANIOALs. PIiYOLCAL, end VATURAL,
MAGIC, entitled
TWO NOIRE OF ILLOS'ONE,
The Great BIOLOc'F'AL ROPE PEAT, which has
met with so much RYT eRMETRICAL BGCOMR,
will be mtrodtased; also, many new .expenments.
8188 E. ANDGEBON.
Grand MAGICAL — mATINEE. or APREB-MIDI
MAOIQUE. on SATURDAY. April 27. at SP. M.
Admission 25 cents. Reserved seats 50 cents.
ABEL. LEYLAND'S
STEREOPTICON I
TENTH AN S
D M O LYB B U NUT S
TREETB
Lan WEEK.
VIEVirS FRuM THE eB AT OP WAR,
And change or programme each night.
Admiesion 26 cents. Children. t 6 cents.
Doors oxen at 7.4( ; commence at g o'clock.
MATINEE W
SS ESDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY
Commencing at three clock. ap22.61
pENNA. ACADEMY OF TUE FINE
ARIII-1()25 CIIRATNITT STRP.RT.
The Thirty-eighth A 1%1 1 , 1 1./ AL EXIII FIITiON
of PAINTINGA and BC ULPIUkE [know open.
Admittance ZS cents; Season TioSets 5() cents; Chil
dren half price. Catalnkues 10 cents. Otooltim &vs
Will receive their tickets at the academy. s}22-tf
SANFORD'S OPERA ROUSE,
VENTR STREET.
OPEN FOR THESEASON.
NEWLY DECORATED AND PAINTED.
MR. SANFORD
Ras secured one of the
LARGEST COMPANIES ever presented heretofore
who win appear nightly.
Sanford will perform every evanins.
Doom open at 7; Commence at 7%.
Admission 26 dents. Children IA cents
MRS GSRMANIA ORCHESTRA GIVE
JP. their PUBLIC RIME+FOALS every SATUR
DAY commencing at 8.% o Meek. at the MUSI CAL FUND HALL. teekets $1; angle tickets, 25 MAI.
for sate at Chickering & Son's. 807 Chestnut etreet ;
Andre's.llloi Chestnut street; and Beek & Lawton's,
Chestnut street.
En nagereente for Concerts. Commencements, Par
ties, &a., made only at their Office. Chiekering & Son's
Piano Store, 1107 Chestnut street; William Stoll, 234
North Juniper street. or C. broughmen, 1009 itidyn,
venue. ja3l-it
TILE. TURF..
$4_150.0 1 . 1 . IN PAEMIIIMS
SUFFOLK P t 2111LADELPHIA.
sy 1, 1841—Purae of Si .?ree for all Horses
owned in the State of Penn jr.,ania ; best 3 in 5 to
Map ss
ma.p 9. Ml—Purge of s7so:—Free for all Horses
owl ed in the State of Pennsylvania; beat 3 in 5 to
Wagon.
May 14. 1861—Fume of ann.—Free thrall Horses that
have never trotted better than 2.40; beat 3 in 6 to
Harness.
Same day—Purse of Sleo.—Free for all Horses that
have never trotted better than 2.45; treat 3 in I to
Wagon.
May le—Puree of BNlo.—Pree for AU Horses that have
never trotted he ter than 2.35 to Harness ; beet 3 in 6.
S., me day—Puree of 3100.--Free for al Donnie that
never have trotted better than $2.40; best 3 in b to
Wagon.
May 16-Puree of 8900.—Pree for all" Green " Horses
that have never trotted in public beat 3 in 6to
Harness
Mar 17—Purse of 8150.—Free for all Horses that
have never trotted better than 2.404 miles and repeat
to harness. -
Same day—Purse of SW—Free for all five-year old
Colts beat Sin 6 to Hamm.
May 22—Purse of 81260 —Free for all Horses owned
in the Elate of Pennsylvania. 2 mites and repeat to
meddle.
Three or more Entries to make a Race.
The above r nines will positively es ose on the 210 h. of
April with 10 per cent . at Jauncey & Goodin's
Western Hotel, Stle MARKET Street. above Eighth
street, eta o'clock P. M. all entries must be sealed.
and will positively close as above mentioned •II En-
Mee must be directed to D. F. WARD.
evil-dtan2s* Proprietor of Suff. k Park.
SPRING MILLINERY.
ft MRS. E. JACOBS, No. 212 NORTH
EIGHTH street. will open a FeSHIONaBLE
AS•toRTMEAT OF SFHING MILLINnatY, on
TIII7II.BDAY AVM ape 1w
ri m 'MRS. M. S. BISHOP, 1016 OF F. •-•-•
vin NUT Ntreet, hag reoeived &choice ono dirati-
YARDS MILLINERY for the Sprint.
s dteYelet off
tiblirtth
MISSES O'BRYAN. 91d •••••
street will open PAM" NCIIESTNXJ"±
Sprint. on THURSDAY. April 4 ...MUNE WY Mt %ha
m#Ja _lmp
M D
T CDR'4. WlBl4, No. 30 North
llf- Street,FITILABEIAPIIIA.—Treath
itienclq. if entie.l to
_in bap. all drq' e'lpsett
f requer er LUNGS. MOA T aria ii.EART. and
ata~se -tin cures CONSUMPTION in its third and Inuit
an lie also restores ail ourable diseases of the BY,Er
NAIL He has riven them his entire attention for
ae past SD years. Will visit patiehts trheridasitad. at
,
heir reeidenees- spa Ire .
- .
SA:IIPESa
- LILL It'S 4.8 - Ft VETOT REMOVED
to No, trl {faith ,BEVENT.H. Btreet, near the
yektiklie institute.
The orideroigned, thankful for put favors, arid being
determilie4 to went future patronage, has secured an
Megan‘ered convenient store, and has now on hand a
largo amortment of Lillie's Celebrated Virrought and
Chilled lron Fire end Burglar Proof PaSes, (the on . ly
:etrietly fire and burglar proof aafee made./ Alio, Lil
lie'. - Unequalled Bank Vault. Bele. and Bank Leeks.
Lillie's Bank Vault Doors and Looks will be furnished
to order on abort notice. This 111 the, etrongeet, best
protected, and cheapest Doer and Look yet offered.
Also, particular attention is called to Lillie'e New
Cabinet Bale for Plate, Jewelry, ho. This Safe is em
ended to aurpeas in style and elegance anything yet of
fered for this purpose, and is the only one that is strict
ly Are and burglar proof.
SPECIAL NoTrog.—l hav Safes, n hand say twenty of
Panel, Herring,_ & Co.'s moot of them nearly
new, and some forty of other makers, comprising a
complete assortment as to sixes, and all lutely ex
°banged for the now Celebrated Lillie Safe. They will
be sold at very low prices, Please call and examine.
leis-bifM. C. SADI.F.R. agent.
0 1 EVANS ifb YVATBON'et.
SALAMANDER SAFES,
ST ORE
304 CHESTNUT /STREET. •
PHILADELPHIA. PA
A large varlet) . al PIRU-PROOF SAVED altrara
hand. nadl-tr
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
FAME INSURANCE COMPANY,
N INLANDESTNUT street.
FIRE AND NSURA.NCE.
DIRECTORS.
George W. Dar----of Day & Matlack.
Samuel " Wright Bros & CO.
D. B. ttirney—..„.• Davie &
ROM Lewis. Jr.— ff Lewis Brae & co. •
C. Richard " C. Howe & CO.
Samuel T. Bodine... —Pres% Wyoming Canal 001111 ft.
Jno. W. Everman--of J. W. Everman &
Sea. A. West -- " West & Fobes.
T. Say..ge, Martin, & Co.
0. Wilson Davis Attorney-at-law.
R. D. Woodruff of Sibley, Molten, & W oo d ru m
Jno. Kessler, Jr,...N0 1713 Green street,
GEORGE' W. DAY, Freeideld,
FRANCIS N. BUCK. Vice Fresideqt._
WILLIAMS I. DiaNCHAßD.Seoretirs. YaDbinf
A NTBRACITE INSURANCE COMPA
-4-AL NY.—Authoriaed Capital 411100.0110—CRAMTEft
PER PETWAL.
°Moe No. 3U WALNUT Street, between Third sat
Fourth Otreet, Philadelphia,
This company will insuro against WM or damage 11
Fire. on Beildings.Fsinuttire. and Meratsuzdiss gene
rally.
Also Marine Insurances: on Veseeis. Cargoes, and
Freights. !Mane Insurance to all parts of the
DLIECTORB
Joseph Maxfield,
John Ketcham.
John R. Illatosten.
Win. F. Dean.
J. E. Baum.
JACON 011.11EL_ProwidenS.
WM. F. DEAN. Viso President.
W. Bt. MITI. secretary. apa-ti
Jacob Esher.
D. Luther,
1. Andennet,
Da►ie resrimi
teltrlsisgar.
SAVING FUNDS.
SA.VING SUND---TIN 1 . ..1'ED STATEN
TRUST COMPANY, corner THIRD and CHEST
NUT Streets.
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.
8. R. CRAWFORD, President.
J A 81E8 R. If (INTEL "Secretary and Treasurer.
Office hours, from 10 until 3 o'clock.
This Company is not Mined in any application to the
Legislature. fee
BIERICAN SAYIN9 FTJNI), S. E. cOr
-
Anor WALNUT and FOURTH Streets, sontlnnei
to receive deposits and piw all sums on demand em it
has always done. ALLEK.A.NEBR WHILLDIN,
President.
irer
Jolts R. Witorm. Trmasoryikr
i m i gir mi g__ FOR NEW YORK.
nEW DAILY LIRE, via Delaware and
Raritan Canal.
Philadelphia and New York Exoreee Steamboat Co
pan? will reoeive freight on and after MONDAY. Seth
instapt. and leave daily at 2P. m delivering their oar
goes in New York tie following darn.
Freighte taken at reasonable rate..
P CLYOR, Agent, •
No. 14 SOUTH WHARVES. Philadelphia.
JAMES HAN ll_y__Agent.
Plow. 14 and 2.5 kllll3/' RIVER, New York.
sigagFOß NEW 1 ORK. -'TILE
Phtladel , Steam Propeller Company
will commence their business for the sewn on MeoreY.
Met.
Their Stamen! are now receiving freight at Second
Pier above Je shut strata.
Terme soeonintialnling i li_ppiT t to
W. 1. BAIRD & CO.,
224 south Delaware Avenue.
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