EMIR
a•GSSIESTATION TO A LITERARY
taillber of the ladies of this city, appreciating
0 2 . patriotism of those members of the Harrison
bitotary Institute who are about to depart for the
.;ear last melpg presented to that society
fbe,t;tiful silk dig. Miss Solion Allen made the
santation speech. in feu , neat and appropriate
r e wsoo. wa , m oeivoa 00 the psrt of the liar,
Literary Institute by John M. Corson, EN ,
resid.nt, to an eloquent and patriotic speech
tDr
?Armoric Acme GY A CITIZEN
Tbe committee of the Ninth-ward Home GI
s toe days since, called on Wm. F. Potts, EN.,
1225 'Market street, to promise accommodations for
dtiiiitg, on
kindly offered a portion of his large
ware h o ras on Filbert street, 40 feet front try 106
feet deep, free of expense. The room not being
lightoi. he employed gasfatere at his expense,
ge d hes thus tarnished and lighted the whole
, ol i d heaent and placed it at the service of the
dasrd gratuitously. Stroh patriotism as this can
est go unrewarded.
MARYLANDERS. ATTINTION
A meeting of Marylanders, residing in Phila
elpdhi aro mto
that e State, wirlels for the relief of the
beheld this (Saturday)
even ing, at 8 o'clock, at the American Hotel,
s e okostuut atreot.
FLAG RAISING:
BEAUTIFTIL FLAG was flung to the breeze
nlay from the (hammer School, at Brides
vete
b a rk ni the presence of a large cons of people.
The en/hosts= was unbounded. Mr. Fitzgerald,
of the Fifth ward, and Mr. O'Byrne, made appro
priate addresses.
resterday afternoon the corner of Griseom and
pica streets presented an unusually animated ap•
80/040- The girls of the Secondary School,
there located, displayed a beautiful flag, made by
themselves for the occasion. The scene was most
im p r essive, and as the bunting was flung to the
were the utmost enthusiasm was manifested by
the surrounding multitude. The young ladies
Acre addressed by Megan. Fitzgerald. Brown,
and Bart, and after singing . the Star Spangled
Banner, and other patriotic, airs, were dismissed to
their homes.
A large American flag will be thrown to
the breeze at 4 o'olook, this afternoon, by the ci
tizens of Maylandville, Tventy-fourth ward. It is
apeoted that there will be addresses delivered by
:arena gentlemen who have been invited.
AN additional enrollment for one more
company of picked men. for special service, will be
commenced at the People's Bouse,lo6 South Sixth
street—to be attached to Win. B. Mann's regi
ment.
POLICE CASES.—A colored man, named
Thomas Davis, was committed to prison yesterday
by Alderman Swift, to answer the larceny of some
dialling from Second and Pine streets. James
McGinley and John Bannan were arrested at Lem
berd.atreet wharf, upon the charge of stealing a
l o t o t machinery, waiting to be shipped. The ao
!wed acre committed by Alderman Dallas. The
ma te magistrate committed John Nichols anti John
Jenkins, to answer the larceny of olotiang from
Sixth and Shippen streets.
SUICIDE OF A UNTTED STATES OPPICER.--
Yesterday morning Lloyd B Newell, aged about
fifty years commander in the United States navy,
committed suicide at the Meronants' Hotel, Fourth
street, below Arcb, by shooting himself through
the heart. A six-barrel revolver, with four loads
in it, was found in the room. lylogby his aide. The
deseased was a native of Georgia, and resided at
Bristol, Pennsylvania The cause of this rash out
is unknown. The Coroner was notified, and an in
['nest was held. He came to this oity , on Wednes-
Oey last, and was on the retired list of the navy.
AccrBENT FROM FIRE-ARMS.—A young man,
named William Stewart, twenty-three years of
age, belonging to one of the volunteer corps, While
practising with Ms pistol, on Thursday afternoon,
m the neighborhood of Foarth and Master streets,
was shot through the right hand by a premature
discharge of the weapon. He was taken to the hos
.ltal.
CARL Surn.—The members of the Germania
Orchestra, of whit% Carl Bentz is the leader, have
purchased for him a pair of Colt's revolvers. The
presentation will be_
public, if the company to which
he is attached, the Wasldnston Greys, is not order
ed off before the presentation can ba made.
AcOrnarr /YON AN EXPLOSION--A man,
named Albert All, bad one of Ma hands shocking
ly injured on Thursday evening while firing a sa
lute at a flag raising, at Chestnut Hill. He was
about loading up the cannon to fire the last salute,
when the eopper powder flask exploded. He was
removed to his residence at Rozborough.
BEM Vir A. STATION HOUSE.—During Thurs
day night, a colored woman, named Ann Preematt,
gave birth to a child in one of the cells at the
Eighth-ward station house.
SERIOUS STABBING APTAIR.—A Man, named
Martin Maglone, while; crazy drank, on Thursday
eight, stabbed several persons with a bowie knife,
et Seventh and St. Mary streets. One loan was
!tabbed in the arm and a woman in the neck.
Martin was arrested after a-desperate struggle and
lodged in the station house. He Was committed to
prison by Alderman Patched.
Tun Cottons): was notified to attend at 802
Charlotte street last evening, at the death of Caro
lina Harmer, who died of small pox. A singular
ease for the ooroner's Interference.
Public Amusements.
WBLIMT-BTRZST TB/CATER. —Mr. &themn had
his benefit last night, which WaEr fully attended, as
It deserved to be. The new farce of " Sothern in
a Fie' was a great =cease. An extended notice
et Sothent's performances, in what is called
eccentric comedy, which is In type, has been
crowded oat," until Monday, by press of other
matter.
PRorEsson Anna:rises, JR., had a full and en
tbusiastio house last night, at Concert Hall. His
displays of the magic art are truly excellent and
inexplicable. This afternoon he gives a seance
mnsterieuse, when the students of (Heard College
will attend, by invitation. He will also give a fall
performance in the evening.
."
LIZ STEREOPTICEM.—This day closes the exhi
bition of Abel A - Leyland's Stereopticon, the most
varied, beautiful, and instruotive exhibition we
ever have had, for the multitude, in this city. It
has equally interested the learned and the un
learned, the highly cultivated and the ordinary
mind. There will be a double exhibition to-day—
in the afternoon and at night. Thus concludes a
successful campaign of thirteen weeks. The exhi
bition is going upon its travels, anti will commence
at Newark, on next Wednesday, May the first.
TES Lome Motmens' AND WIDOWS' BELIEF
FUND. - -We adverted, the other day, to the proposi
tion of that admirable comedienne, Miss Annie
Lonedale, to establish the ravaleus of a fund for the
above benevolent pttrpose—one which appeals to
the nearest and dearest sympathies of all. We
are highly gratified in being able to state dad her
efforts bid fair to be crowned with unqualified sue
oess. The executive committee of the Academy
of Marto have, in the handsomest manner and
moat favorable terms, granted her the use of
their house ter a grand dramatic and musical
matinee on Thursday next, when she will
have the aid of a host of leading artists. Her
desire is that the entire proceeds, without deduo
don of the moat trivial kind, shall be devoted to
this fund, and we believe she will be able to carry
out her intentions, with the assistance of the power
ful committee by whom she is backed in her bene
volent endeavors, and her own Indomitable energy.
Who will refuse their aid, in peraon or in pocket,
for such a purpose? The full particulars will bo
nuanced as speedily as they are completed.
The Richmond Speech of Hon. A. H.
Stephens.
!For The Press.)
A. 11. Siophene, Vice President of the so-called
Confederated States, is in Richmond, Virginia.
On Monday evening last he addressed the people of
that city. His fundamental proposition is, that
the Constitution of the United States was first vio
lated by the North. We beg to remind Mr. Ste
phens that this is directly in the face of the senti
ments of hie celebrated Union speech, in November
last. The position then taken was, that no cause
of revolution bad been given by the North. Both
positions cannot bo right, and plain men are con
founded at the morel obliquity exhibited by so
sudden, ao uncooked-for, a change of sentiment.
The truth of November last is truth still, and there
is reason to fear that it will be affirmed by a
bloody, though a decisive, verdict of the American
People.
Mr. Stephens says, in allusion to the cal: of Mr.
Lincoln for seventy-Ave thousand volunteers, that
" he could fled no authority in the old Constitution
for such a flagrant abuse of rower ;" and this from
a man occooying, the socor.d official position of a
sweated Confederacy, which owes its existence
avowedly to revolutioaery principles merely. Out
upon such unblushing impudence ! Mr. Stephens,
he who now writes this was once your political ad
mirer and friend. Ile now denounces you as a
doubly-dyed traitor. You, ssr, delzberated upon
traswon; others, loos intelligent, were betrayed
into it. The latter will be treated as erring fel
low-citizens always should ; you, sir, shall meet a
traitor's doom, if there is any virtue left in the
American people. Speaking again of Mr. Lincoln,
he Says: "You (Citizens of Virginia) are, however,
no longer under the rule of thts tyrant."
Note the language, citizens of the North. The
President of the United States, after exhibiting a
forbearance unexampled in the history of nations,
is denounced by this would-bo Vioe President of a
Confederated tyranny, as a tyrant. What com
promise can there be with men of this stamp' OEO
oely—such a compromise as is due to outraged
Liberty, to defied and insulted humanity. Such a
compromise merely es the statutes define as a
Penalty for treason. Pub on the columns. Let
the answer be to thia wholesale and conspicuous
hinderer, the heration of Cannon, the rattling
Call of musket balls, the unflinching determination
of the people to preserve the Union intact, and
crush out an opposition to it, South and North.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT 00IIRT--JUdgeS
Grier and Cadwalader.—Yeaterday morning, the
commission of George A. Coffey, Bag., the newly.
, Y . poiated Distript Attorney for the I:n=Bra I:ha
lm, was read itt open oonrt. Mr. Coffey was
then 14107 a in, and received the congratulations of
be judges and the members of the bar.
Heilman va. Roberta. Before reported. This
c me Wee concluded yesterday, and the jury will
*Earn a verdict this morning.
B 9 a
Private letter received by a private hand
:eiterday evening, dated the 23 d bet., we learn
tat 7 ,500 troop; from Delaware have slatted for
Yaehington. These are a part of the quota called
ft by the United States. They were to go around
initiator.. A large Union meeting had been held,
Ind it was decided that nothing bat the Stare and
pee aboald bo permitted to float over the soil
oi Delaware. The State is fall of enthusiasm for
the Union.—N. Y. Sun.
FINANCIAL Aril) COMAERCIAL
The sales of stooks to-day were small and few, and
•he changes in prices un , invortant. Mate Flves sold
at $O; gelding bonds of. lan and 1844, at 89; Camden
and Amboy Railroad stock. Et 108; Reading Railroad
stook, at 16016 X. Wooing at 16.
Peterson's Counterfeit Deteotor. for May 1, pub
lished tills afternoon, with the usual contents, Sod de
grxiptions of thirty 110 W counterfeits put in sill:1018MR
Dine° the last issue.
The Missouri Democrat nubl.shes the following item
of bad news for the holders of Mastouri bonds:
. . . „
" The curreney (potation is noW beyond all hope of
settlement. and Shemin money Is no: in the beat re
pute to the world. it 18 difficult to reit what well be
none for money with which to transact ordinary "dul
ness. The July interest en the State debt is now di
verted to quite smother purpose from what was in •
tended. and the credit or the State will be much im
paired thereby. if not totally ruined."
The following is the amount of coal itransported over
the Philadelphia and ;Reading Railroad for the week
ending Thursday. April 23, 2861 :
Total anthracite coal for vreak.......... VAS .17
Harrisburg. total bituminous_.:._..._.. 3.000 00
Total of all kinds for the w. ek—
Previously thug yeat..............
To same time lad Tear.—
The following IS the amount of noel transported on
the Sohnylkin Navigation for the week ending Thurs
day. April 214 nil
Tone. (.74st
Total for the week. 28 t7O 00
rrevionely this --... 92,953 115
To same time Met leer
The following is the amount of coal shipped over the
Huntingdon and Broad Top Mountain Railroad du
ring the week ending Wednesday, April 24, and 8i110.3
January 1,1981 :
WEB.C. RatilrfallOLY. TOTAL.
Tons. Tons. Toms.
476 42.328 46077
47,912 62,3E2.
Decrease.-- .... 627 5,6E4 5,211
The amount of Flour and Meal Inspected for the week
ending April 25 sums up as follows
Barrels of superfine.—.
do. fins —...--
do. midd1ing5............
do. Rye... -----
do. Corn
do. condemned,
Total _l2Oll
Philadelphia. Stock Exchange Sales,
Apnl 26,1861.
RBPOATIID BT S. E. ft./In/Linn, kleirohants' Exchange
FIRST BOARD.
6 Cam & Amboy R... 108 10 Norristown It 46
8 Lehigh Coal & 19av, 49X.- 1000 Penna ss. •-..—. 80
6 d 1........ ... 491,1 5000 Heading '4389x.... 89
1
32 Nornstown R.....• 45 8000 do 44 'BOB ...... 89
BETWEEN BOARDS.
10 W 055 - Philo, R...sdys 57 1200 City It 6e90
14 Camden ..& Amboy-108 1 2 North Pext - Fa R. 7 " ..:: 8
6 do —.--....• 108 1
SECOND
300 Read .bawn.lte 15 15.16
100 do . sswn 15%
3 Harrisburg R--_- 50
1000 Runt&Broad Tp Ta 30
CLOSING PRN
Bid. Asked
Philadelphia 65... 50 91
Phita 62 R. 90 91
Ptah' 68 - -UMW-. 969; 9*El
Penns 6x..,._...._. 79 81 I
Read BC------- 35% 35 '
Read bdts 7 16..... 00 82
Read rat sa'ave ROI 89)i
Read mt 68'86.. 68 70
renna R ex. div. 38 3554
Penns R 74 intss 82 84 '
Morrie Can eon. 43 '49
Marne Can Pfd .103 107
Bah 19 6108 S 60 55
Soh Nam Imp Ca. 70 75
kch Nan Stk..
Slob Na... Prefii_ 15 115_
theirs R--.,... 3 5
Elmira R Prefd- 6 r 1)
New York Stock E
81500210
7000 118 53'74 Coupon 75
40 0 do_ 7611
1000 U S 66 'Bl oPripon 8234
2000 Tres 12n0N..-10036
20000 Virginia bt 6s
__4l%
500 do - .. 43
7000 Tenn St 62 . '90.... 42 I
2000 .511seintri St 65.... 38
10000 37 I
do 7 1 ,4'
5000 8000 N
Y Cen - lods '75..100
0000 Erie 11 8d rn be '3l 79 I
2000 Erie R Con Ins '0,2 55
2-00 Harlem fl 27 m be 77
10000 Bud Fav 11.3 d m b 86
150 vtan ton Co., 8
200 N Y 72
11.0 71%.
100 do _____ 72..;fi
CITY ITEMS.
HOMS GUARD MATTSRS.—In another column
of our pricer to-day will be found the advertisement of
Messrs. Chao. Laing Sr. Co.'s (Sixth and Chestnut) Caps
adopted by Col-Pleasanton for " The Home Gna'd." It
is commendable in this firm thst, notwithstanding the
great pressure now upon them for these caps, they have
maintained their prices at their former reasonable
rates.
LIGHT FOR THE Minim:Y.—lt is no longer a
question, but an established fact, that the Kerosene Oil
Lames manufactured and sold by Messrs. Witten &
Co., Po. 35 North Eighth street, corner of Filbert, are
the beet portable light in use. In proof of this, all per
sons removing to the country, we find, we supplying
themselves with the lamp in question. This is really a
capital substitute for gas.
Dartowns Comrwomolasur.—Amid the general
confusion and excitement now prevalent, there is no
subject to which the mind racers with more satisfaction
than the superfine. &limns eonfectionsrY of Messrs.
E. G. Whitman & Ca., Second street, below Chestnut.
Their spring preparations contain a number of new,
luscious varieties, which our readers will be sure to
appreciate. Take our advice and tiy a budget of them
to-day.
TER FRANKLIN SATING FUND, No 146 South
Fourth street, below Chestnut, TOOSIVeII special de
posits at 4 per cent. interest, and repays them on de
mand in gold and silver. Other deposits five per tient.
interest.
ASTHMA °TRW/BIM —A spasmodic afeeticn c f
the Bronchial Tubes, which are covered with a dry, te
nacious phlegm—ft Baowsles BRONCHIAL Tatlongs 's
will, in ;some oases, give immediate relief. If of long
;standing, persevere with them—they will alleviate in
" An old lady/fiend having tried - many remedies for
Asthma with no benefit, found great relief from she
igOthes."--REV. D. lAMB, Frankfort, 111.
aT27-situtb St
JKPF. DAVIS IN TOWN —We were told this morn
ing that Jeff Davis was in town, and that he had come
here uteog. for the purpose of reconnoitring. Our in
formant was of opinion that Jeff: was going to fortify
Fairmount with the aid of Secession troops, thrown up
along the line of the Baltimore Railroad, and tnen
erect a oast-iron and cotton-bale battery on Smith's
Island. We immediately despatched a number of re
porters to make inquiry as to the startling report, and
they have returned with the information that the sup
posed Jeff. was simply a very worthy gentleman, who
had the misfortune to resemble the arch traitor, and
who came hither to procure a new Milt at the Brown
Stone Clothing Rail of Rockhad & Wilson, Nos. 603
and COS Chestnut Street, above Sixth.
A elpirEß. DESPATCH INTURCEPTS.D.—AII our
readers are aware that the telegraph has been taken
Possession of by the authorities, and every menage is
subjected to a strict examination before being deli
vered. Lam evening the following singular despatch
was received from the Smith. : Aihpfedaiihnisertstun
:sac 936 sekossellionarsfosehtolencossub. This des
patch, as a matter of worse. nuzzled the minds of the
operators, and the watchmen placed there by the au
thorities, fearing some treachery, forbid it leaving the
office. The mystery was finally solved, when it was
&wavered that the true meaning of the despatch could
be obtained by reading it backwards. when it stands as
follows: •'Buy your clothes of Granville stokes, 600
Chestnut street, Philadelphia." Upon the despatch
being so satisfactorily explained it was allowed to leave
the ethos. At this fashionable clothing depot we are
requested to state that a handsome gift accompanist'
each sale°
We have from Paris the positive information
that the Hon. C. J. Faulkner, the United States
Minister there, himself presented to hi Tim:menet
the Commissioners of the Southern rebels, sent
there to negotiate 'with the Frenob Government the
recognition of the blank republic:, of Jeff Davis. It
id hardly necessary to add that this Faulkner is a
Virginian.— Tribune.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
ITP TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST MKT
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut.
J Hagar, Newark. NJ N A Taylor. At'arilaud
W H Crawford. Baltimore W B Wilk ma. W 'lm, Del
W C RinaliWood, Jr. Del F Bound, Harrisburg
Maj Dodge &wf. California J B Goddard. Zaneev'e, 0
I D Canfield. Lock Haven ,j Morrill. Look Haven
J Grant, New York B Meeker, New York
J H Worth. Now York B K Haight, New York
B 3 Winter. New York G H Mshiffe ,r New York
H Bressler. Harrisburg E P Butts. Massachusetts
F A pester. 'Massachusetts F A Heath. Boston
F D May. Et Louis Dr Parker. Nova, Scotia
W.l Stairs & son, N Scotia T Rawlings. Baltimore
Mrs Rawlins' & lion. Balt T Rawlings, Baltimore
W Shaffer, Cincinnati. 0 .X A Dingley, Boston
J B Leech. Pittsburg W P Beach. Hartford
Gen V Basm, Baltimore Hon John Sharma , . Ohio
CT Ziegenfose, Bunks oo Judge Pierrepojet, N Y
T M fishon. New York Geo J Bruit. New Raven
E Valet. New York M Frowenfeld, Pittsburg
A R Jews N. A Bunter & w(, Read's
B New Jersey Jay W Wall. Burlington
J Thorne. New York Geo T Ingham, Salem, N J
W d Holladay. New York Warren Leland. New York
Parley, Ottawa, C W Mies Lora,
R H Grant J C Ha milton. New York
Mrs Beard B Re, Massachusetts
H Baldwin. Jr. Wash, D C John Blunt, Jr, A wf, N Y
Jae 8 Plegley, Pittsburg D Lemurs, P ennsy l van i a
Jas A Lowrie, Pittsburg F H Gross Pittsburg'
H M. Finish Jr la.Wisconsint W H Morris, New York
r WJones. N_aw York f: W Torrev, New York
C Nichols , New York JI) Sturtevant. New York
k riot, 4New Yak 8 8 Jneelyn. New York
B Hammitt, Philadelphia Rev Robt W ewes. Y
Theo H Mead. New York Chas F Colt. New York
F Brown. New Raven C H Slnntokson. hi J
Jos M Bennett. Philtubs H D Maxwell Easton
Starr. Newark. N J F Moses. Maine
J Sash. Maine A L Donnan. New York
of B Branch/ill. New York M C Newhall. Virginia
J D Ottis. New York Beth Bryant. Boston
Thew .1 Class. New York j 0 Bartholemaw, Y
W B floral A la, IJ 8 A Limit T II Inovormick,NY
W H Farley. Nashville L Ellis, Nashville
W C Claggett, New York N Barry. New York
L L abenstein. New York T Hart. New York
Gen N El Martin, U 8 A Liecit I H Winder
lieu P Leonard A G Sloo
3 A Mathewson. Montreal HC H 'Adamant, N York
Dr i D 8 Haven, St Loris L B DeWitt. Baltimore
J 8 Barnard & mane, Del WH V smith. Maryland
M Goldsmith . Monts's. Ala Mrs Whittensham. Md
Miss Belknap. Maryland Masa Jaoot. Maryland
Miss Cork in, Maryland H W hittarigham.Md
F Hafer. Maryland Gen 8 Boutwell. Masa
F Beat, Boston is W Band. Washington
hlrßoethen. Baltimore Sarni Gemlike. Mart land
J Lyman. Pennsylvania A B Wilbur, New Yell
Jacob Harman & la, Balt John H Dalt. California
R T•ber, Massachusetts
WGeP o Et Pousland. Mass
If Merrill South Carolina Merritt, e. Carotins
TW G Fab Now York L Monson. Chteago
Mien Kate E. Abwll, N C John H nterling N York
J o h n B bows, Virginia Dr B Evans Va
It RI Aberorow b,e, Bartford H Hurcisn, Pew York
Mrs A I, Lovejoy k E child. T B Panders, Maine
Chas Choate. Balt [Oregon a Lovejoy & la, Baltimore
Mrs Choate A dau,Babamoro Mrs Forguaon, Baltimore
J F Smith & wifq. Maryland W Luttgeu. New York
H Craig, Virrpie Miss Patterson, Virgini a
C L Conkling, Blowup Alf R wand. New York
E Rine, New York --Compton. New York
Chu F Mackenzie. N York Wm Eimm, New York
W. B B
AMERICAN HOTEL--Chestnut street. above Fat.
H F, Hoyt. Baltimore H Watson, Miohigan
A B Garner, Philadelphia C P Williams. rhilads
J Htckman. U A BTHoops.,USA
M L Martin. BeltlMOrti P 1' Stewart, Baltimore
Chas Beasten, Delaware Charles T Polk. Delaware
William Polk, Delaware B T Chatham. Delaware
Prat kby , Lancaster Robt King, New York
p Centiliter. New York J B Pease. Irv, York
PJ Pett.john. Delaware J Bailey, Philadelphia
T G Stewart. Westmoreland J 1 1 4 ttewart, Weatmorell
c way. Mary land J F Smith. Reading
A Van ltento 'Baltimore P Van Reu_Lh„ Baltimore
B G ailles L W Cheater F Chester
B
K Kline, ending J Bauman, New Jersey
WT Ph i ladel phia E D Pelmet. P.„hik
Hubbell, J °tiros. Now
.1 O'Brien. New York Capt F W Hartle.. l'
Limit 0 G Robinson, GSA H Levison New York
G w hhaw, Baltimore J C Wake:Baltimore
G it Bider,. Maritime .1 Boort North Carolina
J Cropper tr. ta.rt Carotins Mini A Butterworth, N C
B litilardner. or Carolina It Wider New Jams,'
W Glover. Penasilvanis w Belford'
C m Batmook M Cramer, New York
DI Cramer, Bow York
The Money Market.
PHILADELPHIA. April 28,-1861
321,823 OS
163 761 0
10,261
467
BOARD
10 West Flub, 07
680 Mat Lehigh 69.,. 101
800 City 68—, __New 96
4 Cam & Amflop R.-103
DEB—HEAVY.
aid. Asked.
Elmira 78'73,—. 60 62
Long island It .... 834 935
Leh CI & r 4.- 49 49X
Lek CI & 1.1 3ep. 29 30
North - - Penna
6i Pa ft 66—Intott68 60
ri Poona R 108-83 90
C6;0161660 R eon. 2 3
eatainses prof.— 3 635
Frank & ffouthw 36 40
203c3d-at It divoff.3s 40
Itaaa&Vine-at.o.. 6 7
Wag Phila A.-56 67
8prooe& Pine-- 7 7X,
Green k Coates. 22 13
Cheat & Waln —2O 28
Giraro.College... 2 )3
sehange--April 26.
BOARD
50 Slattern Pref.-- .
200 Reading 31
PS do --- SON
100 25 Stich S no o&DI I Gtd .310 S
27X 301 i
50 Panama it— 9006
rl5O IR Con It 50—....e15 66
150 do.---. 55. 1 i
1200 du 404
Silo do— --.210 de
2i 3 0 do -.blo 541% -
200 Gal & Chieako - 11.. 55
100 Clo d Tol R 810 23
no Chi & RI 24 351 l
200 do.--- 3534
60 co
100 Chi. Bark ft R.— dd
/00 Milk Miss R.-- 9S
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Poutth street. below &ell.
Dr F Garke. New York P fl Bunker, Pittsburg
Jno Elliott, Tipton W A Walleoe, Penns
B Page, Jr. Pittsburg J B Fauna
W O Anehutz. Ohio D Blot . , Lancaster
Gee coe.er. Fenno : Wm G Gandy
H Hammon, rhooinnati M ism tazme Snyder. N V
Lieut .1 A Reel, Alle'Y City Chas L Green, I:e'y City
Wm Me KihannY. N York F Tietter, Plogr York
AM le ili Allegheny city W B Gory. roue. Citr
1. Hanhe.'Wellsboro NT 136 TC, Welleboro
0600andY. Ceder.il'e,N I Mice Applegate, N Jersey
Mien GantlY, NOW Jamey L W litanbury. Mess
0 W Wait. Klass FR T legal, Reading
AL Barry. Layteaster, PR Mrs Stieker, Milton. Pa
Wrench. Cincinnati, 0 DS r. Tench, oinoinoatt, 0
J Ely, Now 'lupe J D Jacobs, ChaMbetablltg
g T. LOUIS HOTEL—Chestnut street, above Third.
Thrnpp. Jr. Poona A R. Turner. New York
W N CHatir.Johnstown. NY D Pratt. Prattabure, N y
J Alba & wire, oonneottont H Sharer. Easton. pe,
Jos W Conah, Delaware R WoookPr. Now York
R Envotook. >t ewark T Wilsan. New Y or k
7. P Henri. Morviand Jag G blenlor. Penns,
icoob O , nrole. New York Wrn Carter, Ohio
Geo Hardman. Vireins Mrs Ravaleon & dau, N Y
McCann, New York Joe Franks, Pennsylvania
COMM ARC'AL BOTEL--Sixth `at., above Chestnut.
Wm A Jackson. Wain, Pei A ft Shaw, Clearfield. Pa
Wm H Elder. Maryland AA. al pro vos t. T r enton
A Frost tr. dau, Graeae *a W Gemmili, N Cattle
alertlenah-n,Pt Deposit k Lyon. Port Depoeit
Frank Thempenn.klenharn R maxwen. Penns
W Galbraith. Unionville I) Morrie, New Jersey
W L Jones. Norristown
. SO 596 IT
91 346 08
STATES UNlON—Market/street. above sixth.
Geo Heueh Centre ao A Rise, 'Worcester
A WAS & tam. Portamonth G It Bush. Tortemonth
Jqs Bredleyallinols It It Parker, Indianapolis
T . smtler I !. only Wallace,. Chester co
.527 9 25
.690.17 06
Thos ft Chialton.ChPater C Mow.% Chester oct
Thus ftrtest. Penns, ivattis Jo* C Dickinson, Palma
C C Tallman. Phil& R J Rnheson t Reading
Bert-sell. ,Reading Bann Funk, Pennsylvania
JD Shandy. Chester co V B Martin, Milwaukee
THE UNION—Arch street. above Third
/I Kerns, Lancaster 00, Pa W Meld)lon. 0
mars .1 oho. Haney. Oh, C Harmon, Newark. N
H D Edmonds. New York James Mit bep. Phila
Jacob Reese, Wes+noneter H Woeodward, Clearfield
Jacob Denny. rquinunk Sol Williams, Hamner&
John Dimon, New York
BARLEY SHEAF ROM—Simond et.. hel. Vine.
D T Rlelr, Backe co Jae Neetbnid, Bunke es
Jim W Gilbert,Greeneille Jan At Rich. Buckingham
T ming Bnekingh'm E Jones, Wayne co. Pa
A H Reeder. Buckingham W K Carver, Newtown
4 has Auhree, Ahmgron Base %brae, Abington
&tali!' Potter. Yardleyv'e w m B gabot , leY, YatdleYv
W A ComlY, Weldon Char Childs & la, Carreras.
Jos Flowers. Bunks co sd G Rushee, Bucks oo
Jon Polk & la, sucks co William Garr. Gooks oo
A Comm. Jr. Bunks co Fra , kl'n Buoka 00
Jae C Cornell. Rucks co Nerd Ninny. Books 0 )
Williamson Moon. Soaks co Sam T Bookman. Newtown
Jos K Taylor. Newtnwn R. K .Ines. Wayne oo
Kinsey Smith. Gooks co C G Varney, Atlantic City
A if Maker. Newtown TO Atkinson. Rangy/Pe
Wm Davison, Cheltenham A E Savage, Norfolk, Va
BLACK BEAR—Third street, above Callowhill.
14 Amor. Olney J H Player, 01.9eY
'Wm Plait. Yardleyville F, Treater. ladle: rule .
C Roads. Pomerton, Pa 7 Vanartsdalen, Pa
A Faint. Pennsylvania . C Roads; Pennsylvania
.5 Willard, Pennsylvania 3 P Fmmlebeimer. Phila
D Grimes, Lebanon F Ronde, Pennsylvania
I Lukens, Panirrylvams G Sohlottery. Pa
Trumbower, Dallastown F T Beane, Yardleyville
Itlisa FE Roseland. re. Mrs Prevails. Pa
S Whita.l. Pennnylvartie. W RNRaI, Yardleyville
G Clemmenn, Penntolvanis
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above Gaßewrap.
G It Cunningham, Ohio John smith. Pueke co
W Beane, Books co it Tomlinson. Bucks co
.1 Eu.kman. Mmiter co J Rim*, Easton
J Beige), Bethlehem A Baer's - , Bethlehem
E Deemer. Allentown
MOUNT VERNON HOTBI,--Reoond et. above Arch
F. nourtright, New York B T Mitchell New York
Slhornss. New York ET Wallin, perm's
E Hill. Pennsylvania, Nelson C Kimble. Pern'a
likr L. Weed, New York B . Norton, New. York
Time Cortriglit. Penn's M W oingmso, Perm's
W. lsrOrig Quionnk. Pa John Boar, Eguinunk, Pa
B nele,'New York
MAMMAL HOTEL—Bans street. above Third,
Yearer. Pennsylvsnia Deo Converae, Union, Ind
W L Jones. Norristown 0 H Huron, Baltimore
Jos Gawctor, Philadelphia D Jones. Montgomery oo
Oir B Jenkins. Montg co II Grier. Ohio
Jas Johnson. Ohio J L Warren, Brooklyn
Levi W Groff', Lana co. Pa
• lIRVER_E HOUSE—Third street. above Rao&
N J ITarobleton, Lebanon Wm Hobert. Lebanon
Jas Wallace, Pennexlvenia H Miller, Allentown
H I Bendier. Pottsville .T T worth, Lebanon
Wm Gentiemer, ttoht Haven Jos Whitaker, Mt Clair
FOUNTAIN HOTEL—Second et.. aboint Market.
F L Runt, Titusville, N I Aaron Hart. Tansy, N.7=
W W wood, F Luke. Baltimore
Wm Evans, W Chester
lIARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SEE FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED.
Steamor Alida. Robinson, 24 hours from .New York
with mdse to Wm P Oboe.
' MF IoIORAN
Steamship City of Richmond, Mitchell, hence, at
rived at Richmond 20th inst.
steamship. Keystone S ate. Marshman. from Wash
is ton: arrived at Aear 'fors yesterday.
Steamship Fatten. Wotton, &eared at New York Yee
terday for chore.
SI sawing Glasgow. Boakell. for Liverpool oleared
at New Vorksesterday.
Ship Versailles. Stierbonine, for frfelbwaroe, okra - reit
at Boston 25th lest.
Ship Drosenoiletit i Samuels, from Liverpool, arrived
a ilei e :KTo o g rk Pril il ,r, r alliford cleared at New York len
terdas for Acapulco.
Ship Young America, Carlisle, from London, arrived
at New York Tel erday.
Ship Thornton. Collins. clearei at New York yester
day Tor Liverpool.
Brig _Emma, Baker. for Philadelphia, Banal from
80,,t0n Mk! inert.
Brig Daniel Ina'ony, Nteelman, from Savannah, via N
York, arrived at New Haven 26th inst.
Bohr Vermilion. Avery. cleared at New York yester
day for Philadelphia
Solt- J P Cake, Endicott, cleared at New York yester
day for Great Egg Harbor.
Lahr Gf)& ft bhaneon, Bowen, from Barton, ar
il's() at Charteeton 20th inst.
Gar Newport, Jones, for New Castle, Del, cleared at
New York yesterday.
Sold' C A Eleckeoner, Stubby. hence, at Charleatae 17th
instant. -
Rohr F C Smith. smith, for Eleorgetown, 80, Moored
at Charleston 17th ma..
Rohr Oitavia Men. Trier, hence, arrived at Rich
mond 19 h MM.
Sobr Cagier Haft, Shoe, henee, arrived at Richmond
20Lh. met,
Steamers Concord, Norman, and Blaek.Diamond, Al
len, helm, arrived at New York yesterday.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
STHENGTHEIV THig SY3l.Bsl.—Vigor is one
of the cardinal elements of health. gioksess is the con
sequence of its decline, death of its utter paralyzation.
The hest Insane of imparting, vigor to the broken-down
frame and shattered constitution, which has yet been
invented or discovered, is proffered to the feeble of
both sexes and all ogee in HOSTETTER'S CELE
BRATED .97'0111ACIL BITTERS. Many who reflect
upon the temerity with which they have trifled with
health in youth and maturity, fancy that they have
tone too far to be restored. This is a dehision. Debili
ty, from whatever cause arising, may be cured;
strength, in whatever manner it may have been wasted,
may be restored by the use of this powerful and health
ful invigorant. For intim( atm and all its painful effects,
bodily and mental, they are a positive specific. It can
be bad of any druggist. DYOTT & CO., Agents, 232
North SECOND Street..Philudelphin. ltd &W
OAK ORCHARD ACID SPRING WATER.
Pamphlets containing the opinions of celebrated Chem
ists and Physicians respecting the use of this WATER
in the cane of many diseases or the human system, will
be supplied gratis on ...appheation to FREDERICK
BROWN, FIFTH and CHEOTNUTStreets, or FRED
ERICK BROWN, in., NINTH and CHESTNUT
Streete.
CALL AND GET A PAMPHLET. &plait
BATIMILOII 7 B HAIR DrE,—This celebrated
and perfect, Hair Dye is the ben in the world. All
others are mere imitations of this great original, which
has gained such extensive patronage in all pane of the
globe. The genuine W. A. Batchelor's Liquid flair
Dye instantly produces a splendid black or natural
brown, without staining the skin or injuring the hair,
and will remedy the ill diets of bad dyes, invigorating
the hair for life.
Sold by all liralytiods and Perfumers. Whofemale by
FAHNESTOCK & CO., DYOTT & CO., Philadelphia.
mhl-t1
ONE PRICE OLOTHINO OF TH3 LATEST
EiTTLIS, made in the boat manner, expressly for RE
TAIL SALES. LOWEST selling prises marked in
Phan Figure.. AO goods made to order warranted
sattsiaotory. Our ONE-PRICE tuatara is strictly ad
hered to. Allure thereby treated alike.
seta-ly JONES & CO.. 804 MARKET Street.
GuoVSS & B.SEERIS OBLEBRATBD
NOISELESS SEWING DISOWNS&
The Beet in Iles for Family thewing.
irao CIikaTZVUT Street, Philadelphia. tither -./P
WATBOI . 4--BMII'H.—On the 23d inst., be' Alderman
C. Brazier. Mr. Corneille G. Watson to Miss Mary A.
smith. all of this aft. VAUGRAN—ESTELOW.-00 the 224 met.. by the
Rev. J. R. Render, Mr. Henry Vaughan to Mies Sallie
C. Eatslow. both of this city.
KIRK—TURNER.—On the 17th inst.. by Rev. A. T.
Spatting, Mr. Wm. Kirk and Miss Eliza Jane Turner
*
all of West Phi.edelphia.
COOPER—PLYRE.—On the 20th nit.. hy Rev. Ardrew
Memehip. Robert Cooper. ot Philadelphia, to Rep.
Eyre, of Burlington. H. J.
CHAMBEIta—un the lath inst.. after a short illness,
Aon, rel a tivesf James iS. Chambers.
The and triends of toe family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, from her late re
sidence, 266 Madison street, on Sunday. the 2flth
at 3 P'alock. Interment at the arch- etreet rres by terian
churn.
_ .
Ki.J.LE—On the 24th inst.. John A. Kulp, in the 20th
year of his are.
Funeral from the residence of hts father. Haines
street and Township Line, Twenty-second ward, thus
( :Saturday 1 afternoon. at 1 o'clock.
YOUNG —On the 23d inst.. Mr. Benjamin Young. in
the 37th year of has age.
Funeral from Me late residence. No. ROO Front
street. above Harrison, on liunthy afternoon, at 3
o'clock'
•
CuPEOn the 24th meg.
of
Matilda 8. wife of
Charles Cone. and daughter of hire. itarriel and the
late Isaac Brown aged 31 years.
Fanerli nom the residence of her mother, N. W.
corner of Plover and Seventh streets, on eunday afte r-
Donn nt 4 o'clock.
GAKDY.--On the 23th mat., George W. Gerdy, son
of Joseph and Susannah Gerdy, in the 18th year of lux
a Vanerat from the residence of his parents. cor
ner. of Moyer street and Columbia avenue, /ate Hai:lo
ver. on gunday afternoon, at 1 o'clock.
. the nth inst., Reuben Raines, in the
40th Year of toe age.
Femoral from the residence of his mother. No. 1144
Bonn genond street, fify;ow Gamin avenue, on /Sunday
afternoon. at 1 o'clook.
HF.BITAG h.—Ott the 25th inst., Samuel Heritage, in
the 84th year of his age.
Funeral from his tate residence. No. 1218 Pop
lar street on Monday morning, 29th inst., at teor Ir. •
WALTON—On the 24th lost . Louisa, Wife of Platten
D. Walton. in the 44th year of her ate.
Funeral from her late retodenoe. No. 82 Carlisle
street, this 3aturdas,ltne inat. t nt 2 o'clock. *
WOOD — oa the Mil inst., Sarah trite of Thomas
Wood, in the 48th year of ner ase.
Funeral from the residence of her
afternoon husband, Jack aon
street, Mount Vernon, on standar , the 28th
at 2 o'clock.
TAYLOR.—Uf consumption, on the 24th inst., Miss
Emma I tutor, daughter of Daniel and Mary Lan
Ta,lor.
kuneral from the residence of her parents. No. 509
South Stateenth street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at
•
3 o'clock..
TIMIP.:ON.—On the 13th /nit., Margaret ThomP
so
oneral from her late residence, No. 718 Willow
, at.,
this ( Saturday)afternoon, at 3 o'clock.
•
MOURNING STORE; NO. 918 CHEST
NUT Street—BESSON BUN have jolt re
.eived.; era, mixed Cheno De.arnes, 12go Hook . and
' , elute Yens printed Grenadine Damsels liga; black sztd
purple do., 183:0; black and purple Chally Detainee.
leno ; biuCk bitrtiet.lBXo ; blank plaid Barium, 'aim
around mourning English lihintztu, 100 ; Shepnera
Plaid Poll de Chevres, Ste.
Also. black Bareees, t-rarie ere, Crape Tamma
tans,Sumener Bombazine'. Challya, Barege Romani.
or Grenadine Bareges, Camels' Blur Bar/ire'. Tam
pon. Mousetines. Layne. and all other Roods 'NV IIBIO
of deep any second rimming attire. 4.09
egIELSE. 700 boxes flue Herkimer
NI County Cheese. on annulment, for sale by C. C.
SADLER & CO., 03 A OCH. /Street. necond door above
Front.
ap27.3t
11011. K..-200 bbls. heavy Mess Pork, for
sale by C. C. SADLER & CO.. 1e 3 ARCH &rest,
'scone door above vront. spar St
L"' , .--125 tierces extra Leaf Lard, for
sale by C. C. 8 ADLER to. CO.,
.103 ARCh Street,
second door above Front. apY7 Ic
GUNNY BAGS.-40 bales Heavy Bags,
for gale by JAURETCHE AIMAIRB.
sia4-3t OM sad 904 Bondi direst.
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1861.
MARRIED.
DIED.
irrREV, T. A. F E RNLEY. PASTOR OF
"Leber, MAthodisthpitoocal Ghtlick, will preaoh
in AMT.RICAN ea extia.ntGe HALL, Ap_
TERvoug, 53G o'clock. !testa reserved for the Mili
tary'. lt"
TrNORTH BROAD STREET PRESBY
TERIAN CII!JRCtf, Commissioners' cor
ner of Thi teenth and Permit garden streets.—Kev.
F. E. ADAMS. Pastor, will preach TO MORROW
(Sabbath) MO R.NENG . at 10%. on "Used Government
and Rebelhor .4" to e'Nentng, at 7%. on The Clou d and
Bow." The quarterly Meeting of tl3O Sabbath ;taloa
at 2% P. M. It
=REV. H. L. HASTINGS, OF PROVI
DENCE, R. 1.. will preaoh (D. V) at PM-
Al.• HALL, Market street, SUN PAY, al( dewy.
8 0 1 4-ot—P. M. and. Evening, "The Coming CttY and
its silly y." it
PIRITUALISIO.—THOS GALES FORS
TER wit' give his Cloeing_Lectures at BANBO
SPIRITUALISM
HALL, on SHIN PAY. at lb% A. ht. and
8 P M. LA.-ROO-RA. an Indian wamac, wit! eine
several pieore at the close of both Lectures, and in the
evening a collection will be taken up for her benefit.
AdmAzion FIVE 1.3 E/ rid. It
OFFICE OF' THE AMERICAN FIRE
13,3 I SU NANCE COMPANY, No. 3to WALNUT
Ftreet.—A liensral Meeting or the thoolchWilers in the
Amerioan Fire insurance Commany will be held, agree
abiy to charter, on MONDAY, the 6th day of bIAY
next, at 22 o'oloolr, M.
he annual k..leotion for Directors will take place
immediately thereafter. A. C. L. CltawiFodo,
apE,N) mr2 4&8-6t* ateitetall•
AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE &ND
TRUST COMPANY.
PAILADELPHIA. April 21, Ista.
At a meeting of the BOA al) OF TitusT Kos held
this day, the folhwing !WA NG KS and RUIJo'S. in
reference to insuredparties entering into the Military
or Naval Service of the United States, were unani
mously adopted
Class No. i—Permits for twelve months, covering
the risk arising from en t ering into the Military or Naval
service of the United Staten, will be granted upon pay
ment of an extra preihium of Five per cent.. the said
risk to be confined to alociality north of at deg. of north
'latitude. and an additional extrapremium of Five per
cent, upon all ;Mks incurred fir location &Ann of that
DOM.
GLASS rrn 2.—Parties entering such service without a
permit forfeit their polioies ; but should they. be killed
in battle during snob service, the company will return
to timir familms all premiums mceived upon their re
spective policies.
At the end of the war, or upon honorable discharge
front the service, each party holding a forfeited pallor,
as alxwe, may present hinaeelf for medical examination.
and hie said policy may be renewed or not, akthe OistiOn
of the Company, and at the old rate of premium.
If the Company refuse to renew, one-half of the
premiums received upon the policy so refuted will be
Crises No. 3.—Rome Guard no extra charge, but with
the understanding that. if killed in.Jlome rierviee, the
Company will not pay the amount Moored, but will re
turn all premiums received.
Shoulo they leave their place of home either ordered
or voluntarily. for offensive or defensive operations,
then to come in se Classes Nos. I and 2.
ap2s 21 JNii. C. StIVIS. Aecretar..
THE LADIES , UNION RELIEF AS
(rrg,x,ATtor., bee removed from P.. W. corner
of AS
en and Spring Garden to Branch Ne.l Rooms,
S. E. corner of rtfiSTli end SPRING GARDEN,
where all business will be transacted end oontribti
tions received by the following het of officers:
Preeoloot—Mm. M. P. KETT P:RLIN
Vice Preeidente—Mrs. H. :NEFF, Mrs. PARKER,
and Mrs MASSEY.
Treasurer—Mrs. 11. DORSEY.
Peoretftries—Mies BAIRD and Miss ROBERTS.
ReOPIVOTe Of ordere and distributors of antfite—Mrs.
L. WRITEM AN and acre. PeTT.P.RSON,
Managere of Homital Work—Mom FISHER and
Mrs. ANN E. KEEPERS.
Bogpital donations received N. W. corner or TENTH
and BPaiNG GARDEN. Entrance on rprtng Garden
Street. ap26 21*
rmA MEETING OF THE STOVEHOLD
ERB and Bondholders of the 'inure and Wet
. Railroad Company, will be held at heir Office,
No. ao is Tr ALN UT Street. Phile.delpeia, on MONDAY.
the 22th inst., at 12 o'clock M., for the purpose of re
ceiving the Annual Report sea accompanying state
ments of the past year. An eleotion for President And
8i Managers, to serve for the ensuing year will be
held from 12 o'clock P. M., on MOtiDA 'Y, May
6th, at the same l ane.
WM. C. LONGSTRRTH. Secretary.
Philadelphia, April 1 9 t11,1861. at2o eta th 129
OFFICE FE N PISYLVAN IA RAILROAD
COMPANY. Philadelphia, April 17. 1861.—The
Dan of Directors have this day declared a semi-an
nual dividend of THREE PER. CENT. on the capital
stook of the Company. clear of Crate tax, payable on
and atter May MO, 1811.
Powers of attorney for collection of dividends can he
had on application at the office of the Company, No.
2 P. Third street. THOMAS.T. FlitTla.
1018 lm'Treasurer.
Er NOTICE.--ALL ANSWERS TO THE
tiArETY r w ou il a b received
OM
J M O T E TE P O TTE UB ON
Req., President of the Western Sank, who has ben
appointed Treasurer. ap.23-6t*
SCHVYLKILL AND Site lIIIEHANNA
lt3 RAILROAD o.—The Annual Meeting and
Election of the Stockholders of the Schuylkill and Piio
quebanna Railroad Company. as required by their
charter, Will be held at the CUNTINE oiTAL BOTZL,
in the city of. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on MON.
D AY. May 6th. 1881, at 12 o'clok, 81., for the purpose of
choosing a President and six Manage.s to serve for the
ensuing year, and also for the consideration of such
other buellmes as may properly be brought before said
meeting. FRANK S. BOND,
pri 1 13, 1861. rapt" -trnsB7 Beeretary.
MILITARY NOTICES.
tiMINUTE GUARD FOR ReME DUTY
will meet THIS (Semmes , ) I'VEISING, at TX.
at the house of La'enema Fritz, S. E corner
of Fifth and Borden streets, First ward. and every
evening du mg next week for drill. All in favor of the
same are Inv.ted to join so as BA up the number no
oes,ary to be accepted far nervise.
It* ABRAL fienretari.
HOME GUARD, SIXTH WARD.—An
adjourned meeting be bead at the house of Cot.
Flanagan, No. 156 Aerie NIXTH Ftren. THIS
(Ratty day /AV G, at 8 o'olock. when citizens of
the Ward are invited to join the Guard. The following
named persons are authorized to collect funds to psy
the necessary expenses of organizing the Home Guard
nr the Sixth Ward: O. A. Hubbard. h. William s , M
Barr. O. H. P. ferker, G. M. Baugh, C. Braze*, C.
Welding - . R. Davis. G. Dodd—M. M. Bayeradorter, C.
Withams. at, pi. Carpenter, V. tioldetein, J. J. Ham
and B- Rafferty.
CR RISTOPHFR 'MAZER, President. V.
BERN &HD RAFFERTY, Secretary,
iUNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLATANTA
LIGH.T INFANTRY CORPS.
All Alumnt of the University of or under Five
Years Bum:Wing, are invtted to enroll themselves on
the muster-roll of the emus. Jeprooation to be made
at the University. Amens. .1-1 eRTR Als FT,
WAGNER.
PEPPER,
an 26 X` Committee.
OLD GUARD OF THE STATE FEN
c rBLEs.
The enrolled members 9f this Company and their
fri.nds who wish to Join. will meet at No 1022
MANKET Street, on NA's' LIRDAY _EVENING. 27th
met., at 8 o'clock, punctually. ap2s-24`
fiHEADQUARTERS HOME GUARD,
CITY OF PRILADPHIA, April 23. 1361.—ORDER
No.i—MPDiCnb DEPARTMENT.
let. This Department shall at present consist of
five surgeons. one of whom shall be Medical Direc
tor," by whom all details concerning the hospital ar
rangements for the sink and wounded soldiers shall be
mode.
2d. Thin Bumeu shall appoint, at the nomination of
the Commander of the Home Guard, four or more ta
eistent Surgeons, to be assigned to such duty as may be
necessary.
• id. The Mediera Dim 107 shall select accommoda
tions for the reception of the sick and wounded, and
make such requisitions aeon the Quartermaster for
hospital iiirniture and stores as may no required.
4t h - I his ikw e itai P el l be used nor,, o nl y fo r the tick
and wended of the • Home Guard," but &leo for arty
others in the service of the United States.
6th. This Department shall be governed by United
States regulations.
6th. Moyamensing Hall hos beeti assigned to the Home
Guard for hospital purposes. and will be fitted up ac
cordingly, under the orders of the Medical Director.
7th. Dr. Jobn Neil is hereby appointed birdie*/ .Di
_ _ A. J. VLE.Akiprel ON,
coWWa'na(TrOllo - 1 - n - e - du - ard,
1 HEADQUARTERS HOME GUARD,
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA April it. 1851.-OR
DER No. 0.--frlan inquiries having been made re
lative to the details of uniform, it is stated, for the
information of those interested:
let. That special military organizations will be ac
cented on part of the Horne Guard, aritnout beam re
armed to conform to the patterns of uniform adopted
by the Horne Guard raised in the wards—but must be
uniformed by Regiments.
2d, That as it may be difficult to obtain on short 130-
tics a sufficient quantity of CADET GRAY cloth for
the entire iorne, any other shade of stay will be ac
cepted, if et fficient for an entire Regiment.
ad. The coat of Renato e uniforms may be varied, it is
affirmed. from %6.6 S per amt to OM. aorording to taste,
4th. In eases where irmay be difficult for the men to
furnish their own uniforms. it is suggested that the
Wards in which these companies may be raised sball
furnish funds to supply said uniforms, in cot sideration
of the protection afforded by Me Guard.
6th, The Regiments of the " Youn Guard" will be
allowed to substitute for the Army Hat, speoifiea in
Order No. 3,a gray Cadet Cap.
6th. It is positively determined that no company of
lers number them one hundred men trill be received, nor
will master Rolls to the Home Guard or Special Or
ganizationit hereafter be furnished, exceptiction pre
sentation of a oopy of signatures to original Ward En
rollments. A. J. PLIciteONTON,
ap26-6t Commander of Some Guard.
11 HEADQUARTERS EOME GUARD,
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA Pallainztanis,
April 24 % /S6I.
ORD.bilt No. 7.—fa addition to the Young and
Old Hems Guard, there will be organized a RESI
DENT HOME GUARD. without reference to age or
looaliti. Who will be a fixed local Guard. subject to the
orders from Headquarters of Home Guards. The or
fanization Into Companies arid Regiments will eon
orm in number to those of the Home Guard, viz: one
hundred privates in each Cotenant%
A. J. PLEASONTON.
aeXt-Et Commanderai Home Guard.
iHEADQUARTERS HOME GUARD,
OF PHILADELPHIA, Arnim 21. 1861.—ORDER
No. 8 —Dr Samuel L. Dollingsworlh. Dr. Joseph
Hopkinson, Dr. Francis 0. tzmith, and Or. John H.
B. McClellan. are hereby appointed Surgeons, and
members of the !Oedipal Bureau, established by order
No. 4, dated April 23, inetent, thus completing the
Bureau. They will to obeyed and respected socoril
inglY. A. J. PLEACONTI 11.
ap26 6t Commander of Home Unard of Philad'a.
HOME GUARDS HEADQUARTERS,
rnILATIBT,Mn4., April 22, 1881
GRUBS. No. 3.—The Uniform for the ROME
GUARD will °orate of a single-breasted light or
cadet gray frock coat. with ata"ding collar, and buttons
of the arm to which the regiment may belong; Pantaloons
of the Patna material ; cap of army pattern, of drab
color, with a rosette of the National Colors, Red,
White, and Blue. The Uniforms can be procured at a
coat not exceeding Twenty Dollars for each man. and
will be furnished by the memberg of the H.O:ilE
GUARD themselves. The Uniforms will be habirually
worn. so that on the occasion of an alarm the-officers
and men can rerair at once to their armories, without
stopping to change their clothes.
Special Nlilbarr Organizations, formed or to be
formed. will select their own Uniforms.
(Signed.) A. J. P.L.NA BANTON,
ap24•ilt Commander of RomerGeard.
SEAT;FID PROPOSALS
WILL BE RECEIVED AT_IIT OFFICE,
IN HARRISBURG,
Up to 12 o'clock 111.. on the 10th dad of APRIL, 1861,
for the whole or part of the following requisitions, to
be delivered at this place, in wok quantities and at etch
times as may be directed by this office.
The reservation also being made to morease or re
duce the quantities in requirements at prince eteeepted.
The allotments will be made within three days from
the above date.
REQUIREMENTS.
110650 Cartridge-Boxes, with waist-betty and
,vlatch
and imp-nonehes.
11,880 Knapsanks,(cetton.)
E 11,8150 Canteen% covered, with straps.
520 single bill Axes
523 Spades:
1,040 Ratchet.
130 C.owbars.
280 Picks.
850 French Baits, Tante, with poles and pins.
350 Wall Tents and 1 , lies, with poles and nine
520 Camp Kettles. holding from 4 to 6 ga.lone.
1,040 Ness Pans.
AU of above to be of same pattern, as is required by.
and to conform to the regulations of the U. 8, Army.
(Signed') It. C. HALE,
Quartermastor-Cieneral.
Pennsylvania Militia.
HARRISBURG, April 24, 1811. It
ATTENTION,
HOME GUARDS.
THE CAP
ADOPTBD BY COL. PLEASANTON}
For sate by
CHAS. LAINGr & CO.,
SiXTD AND CHESTNLT axltag.Ts.
Any style of HAT or CAP got up at the shortest
notice. aps7-64
DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
JOSH UA L. BAILY,
NO. 1/1.3 MARKET STREET,
Invitee the special attention of
CASH BUYERS
TO HIS CHIME STOCK
o
FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS,
COMPR/ SIN 0 ONE OF THE DES ir ASSORTMENTS
OF
FRESH GOODS
IN THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET. ae27-tf
BLUE-6BAY
BLANKETS.
FOR ARMY PURPOSES.
ALSO,
GRAY SATINETS,
FOR SALE BY
A. T. LANE -.lk Co.,
ap2B-4t 419 MARKET STREET.
COMMISSION HOUSES
,250 BALES BLANKETS
BLUE,IGRAY, AND WHITE
NAVY BLANKETS.
FOR BALE BY
GEO B. REESE, SON, eic CO
ap27-61
400 PAIRS,
ALL WOOL, EIGHT POUNDS,
WHITE NAVY BLANKETS
FOR GALE BY
a. B. REESE, SON, & CO.
ap27-6t
KERSEY CASSIMERE,
SUITABLE !OS
VOLUNTEER COMPANIES,
For stile by
TINGLEY, ENGLISH, & Co.,
0426-finw-St 28 sourn FRONT STREET
BLUE KERSEYS
AND
CLOTHS,
Suitable for Military or Naval purposes,
For male by
FROTHINGHAM & WELLS,
aplit&if tf 35 LETITIA STREET.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
rym. nnrk VOl
at L 11 .
v N A TZ
tom) P le S at GI A 2oITE E in D .
POrihm, No- 439 CREAM UT street, and make their
selections from an immense assortment of new and
timely Publicatione on. Military Tactics. A valuable
Present accompanies every Book bought.
The Book, for atud,r—the Odra as mementos for rule
tivos and filen&
In Union there is etrength! Pattiz line! Forward,
march
GILITAWS MAAL I.OR VOLUNTEERS AND
MiLITIA. I vol. $ 2 . N. A want long felt among our
Volunteers and Militia has been supplied in the presen
tation of Gilham'a Manual. Besides containing every
thing that may be neoeseery for mere taermel metrue
tin, it also embraces much valuable inetrUotion on ve
nous other /subjects of equal importance with teetioe—
subjeete that few who have not been regularly trained
in the military service are familiar with. The thou
sands of our young men who are eager for the coming
fray should not fail to acquire all •available military
knowledge.
CnOPER'S MACOMB'B TACTICS. I Vol. SIM.
Here we have much in little"—a great deal embodied
in a email amount of space, comprehending the exer
cises end movements of the Infantry, Light Infantry,
and Ridemea t Cavalry and Artillery. towbar with
the manner of doing duty 111 Garrison and in Camp, etc.
g anoe at the volume will indica to awaken au appre
ciation of its worth.
'HARDEE'S RIFLE .AND LIGHT INFANTRY
TACTICS. Designed for the Exertion; and hlanceavres
of Troops when eating as Light Infantry or itilloM6l2.
2 vole. $l5O. !hie work has wen prepared under the
direction of the limited State, War. Department, and in
issued in a neat. convenient form, well bound and pro
fusely illustrated.
CALVALRY TACTICS. I Also published by order of
the War Department.— a vols. 83.75. The many enco
miums bestowed on this volume have not been unme
rited. it convey: as instructions in each a cleat. Plea
sant gty]so as to tanks it a favorite with even those who
110 not Wish So flee It pyactmatly.
MOCLELL A.ND'S BAYONET EXERCISES. 1 vol.
81 25. This is a manual of superior merit in its see.
malty, of military memos. Lice the works previously
mentioned, it comes not by authority of" Uncle Elam,"
who oertainly would present his heirs with anything
of questionable excellence.
YI.
All the Manda.d MILITARY BOOKS. together with
all the ktiographioal Writinge of 8111UglIBIL. 11131 Mk.
HART I, a Y, and other authors, and an immenes collec
tion of Miscellaneous Publications, at the Publishers'
metalprices.
A Gin worth frorrao ciente to 3100 presented with
every Wok,
8 0 1 , 1HaRS—OIYILTAPCS—EVERYBODY, turn in
at GEORGE G. EVANFP
Popular H•ft Book EmporlUM,
439 ClismTbf u r buyer.
MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR. -PLAN
of Washington City ; also showing parts of the
States of New York, Penney tvenia, New Jamey, Mary
land. Delaware- and Virginia; Railroads. Water
Routes. Forte. &0., dro. 'Yvan , one on the march there
'should have one. Files 25 cents. Agents Wanted
every part of the State. Money ran os made by it.
For Sgle. wholesale and retail. by RIO. DicniftliAla t
.38 South 81X 11{ Street, above Cheatnut, °Moe of
Appleton'e Cyclopedia. 64126.3 G
JE W ELRY, .mac:
A t PATENT STUDS! 4 11 -
WS PATENT STUDS!
The Improved Patent Lever Spiral Spring SAFETY
STUDS, and the Patent PRAilld DEPITXD, having
been thoroughly tested, and possessing advantages over
ever" , other invention, are being very generally adopted
by Gentlemen of taste.
Sold Wholesale and Retail ONLY by
ELI HOLDEN,
705 MARKPTSTREET.
Importer of Cloaks, Watches, and eweirr.
apl3-tstuthens
FINE WATCH REPAIRING.
PERSONS HAVING FINE WATCHES
that have hitherto given no aatiaraotion 'to the
wearer', are invited to brine them to our "tore, where
all defeota can be remedied by thoroughly akillal and
scientific workmen, and the watch warranted to give
Mantelieftioa.
Clocks, Musical Boxes. /co., carefully pat in
complete order.
FAIR dr. BUMMER,
Importers of Washes, Mammal Boxes. Clocks. Ao.,
apt-3,n 394 CHESTNUT Street. below Fourth.
Sff, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
,sWs Garden, Grass. And Field SEEDS, of the purest
and best quality, for sale at the lowest ossh prices.
D. LANDRETH & SON,
Trnplenzent and Seed Warehouse,
Nos. 21 & South SIXTH Street,
It* Dear the State House.
ag FRESH CABBAGE PLANTS FOR
SALE By D. LANDRETR t SON,
lc" 21 and 23 South SIXTH Street.
RETAIL LKz . u.OODS.
SPRING CLOAKS, IN EVERY NEW
style. at
ao2l-1m - No. 23 S. Ninth street.
SPRING CLOARP, IN ENDLESS VA
riety. at IVENS'. ayr27.lm
SPRING CLOAKS, THE CHEAPEST
ever aeon, at IVENS%
aP27-Int. Na. 23 B. Ninth street.
NEW STYLE CLOAKS, EVERY NEW
style, evert new material, at prioes that aatonieh
ever! one, at the large Blom N. E. corner of "Eighth
and Walnut streets. ayl7-11n
CITY CLOAK STORE, No. 142 N.
Eighth street, above Cherry. are now selling every
new style of the 1841011. =Mb qualities, in every new
shade of color, °hearer, than any other store in the
eity. an77-Iro
CLO.ARS.—Wholesale Merchants are in
vited to insseot the stook at
IVENS',
No. `23 south NINTH Street, corner of Jayne at..
ae47-ler Between Market and Chestnut
STEEL & SON,
• No. 713 North TENTH Street. above Coates.
Will open. To- DAY. from New Yo•k'
Figured Bilk Grenadines, Blank Grounda.
Fine Harms, Barege nobes,
Care brie. Jaeonet, and Organdie Lawns_
and otrer Anion and desirable Drees Goods.
Great 811.1EttiElg in Fancy Silks.
French and India Cheek Silk,.
Great Bargains in Black Mks
RED. WHITE. and HLUK SILKS, DELAINES. and
one cane WHITE COBURGS, for making Flags.
In our SHAWL and MANTL AGM
will be found every varier a nd style of
eILIC
BLACKOTH CLUAKINGS.
CHEAP STELLA SHAWLS. ap27-tf
BLACK BILK BASQUINES.
FRENCH BACQBES.
GORED MANTLES.
CIRCULARS,
Mantilla Rolm
Plain atylati, for first-olaws Ease,
READY MADE, OR MADE TO ORDER.
COOPER & CONARD,
aor-lm 8. E. corner NINTH and MARKLT.
NEW MANTILLA STORE.
The most splendid BILK MANTLES in the city . .
HOUGH & CO.,
p2O-bn 25 SOUTH TENTH STREET.
SILK MANTILLAS,
In every new style, the risked qualities ever seen,
at the elegant New m om
96 SOUTH TENTH STREET.
-1m
HOUGH & CO.
spa
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
....
WHITE GOODS
WHITE GOODS
WHITE GOODS
WHITE GOODS
WHITE GOODS
AND
AND
Ar.D
ANll
AND
EMBROIDERIES.
EMBROIDERI ES.
EMBROIDERIES.
EMBROIDERIES.
EMBROIDERIES.
TEN THOUSAND PIECES
WHITE GOODS AND LINENS,
HALF!
THEIR!
USUAL!
RETAIL !
PRICE
IMMENSE BARGAINS. IMMENSE' BARGAINS
TNLNIGNRE BARGIAING. iNIMENSE BARGAI Ns
IMMENSE BARGAINS. 1 :VINFANSB BARGAINS
immtuitsJ BeIRI*AINS. IMIMI" MBE BARGAINS
IMMENSE BARGAINS. IMMENSE BARGAINS
On account of the interruption te, and al
most total suspension of the wiformiazz
TRADE, consequent upon the ti war panic"
now raging, the Large and freshly imported
Stock of lifitrro GOODS, Limn, Lama, Est
mioresans, of Price, Ferris, 4• Co., will be
offered for sale at RETAIL, REGARDLESS
OF COST. The greater part of this im
mense stock has been purchased very re
cently, in the diffe,rent European markets,
by a member of the firm personally, and
the inducements to those wishing to pur
chase anything in this line will be unsur
passed. To this end, we have taken the
store
No. 807 CHESTNUT ST.,
No. 807 CHESTNUT ST.,
No. 807 CHESTNUT ST.,
No. 807 CHESTNUT ST ,
No. 807 CHESTNUT ST.,
(LATELY OCCUPIED BY CHECKERING & BONS.
MONDAY, 29th INST.,
MONDAY, 29th INST.,
MONDAY, 29th INST.,
WILL OM FOR TOE INSPECTION OF THE
PUBLIC AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK '
CONSISTING OF
WHITE GOODS,
LINENS,
LACES, &
EMBROIDERIES,
IN ENDLESS VARIETY".
To those who purchase by the entire piece
or dozen a liberal deduction will be made,
in addition to the immense reduction made in
retailing. Retail merchants from all sec
tions, purchasing for cash, will find it
greatly to their advantage to give us a call.
We respectfully invite the special attention
of the ladies, and the public generally, to
the above.
PRICE, FERRIS., & CO.,
No. 525 MARKET STREET, and
No. 807 CHESTNUT ST.
4997-tr
TO - MILITARY COMPANIES.
VERY DESIRABLE GOODS,
BVITABLE FOR •
UNIFORMS,
AND ARMY PURPOSES GRNBRAI,LY.
spaa-st 112 CHESTNUT ST.
CONTINUATION
• 4 OF THE
GREAT SALE
OF
CLOAKS, MANTILLAS,
LACES, TRIMMINGS, &c.,
In liquidation of the Estate of
J. W. PROCTOR & Co.,
708 CHESTNUT STREET,
The Stock consists of—
SPRING CLOAKS,
ENGLISH. TWEED CLOAKS,
1111,K CLOAKS AND SACQUES,
SILK MANTILLAS,
MANTILLAS, LACE FLOUNCINGS,
FRENCH LACE MANTILLAS,
FRENCH LACE POINTS,
FRENCH LACE BOURNOUX,
TRAVELING SUITS,
FLOUNCING LACES,
DRESS AND CLOAK. TRIMMINGS, iko.,
All in immense variety, and to be sold at about
ONE-HALF THE USUAL PRICES,
FOR THE BENEFIT OP CREDITORS.
To facilitate sales, and enable 'purchasers to make
prompt soleotions,ALL GOODS will be marked in
PLAIN FIGURE S.
81)00ial attention Is called to this Sale: Great induce
ments, as to rabies, era offered, in Order to owe out the
entire Stook.
PARIS MANTILLA. EMPORIUM,
07/9lf 708 CHESNNUT STREET.
MANTILLAS. MANTILLAS.
OPENING DAILY,
AT
WM. P. CAMPBELL'S,
No. 1124 CHESTNUT STREET.
El We imp and ELEGANT STOCK will be found
the richest display of
MANTILLAS,
11 4 4
MLR AND FANCY CLOTHS,
anS-3m EWER MADE IN THIS CITY.
SPRING MILLINERY.
.ft MRS. B. JA00159, No. 212 NORTH
week EIGHTH Street. will open A FABRIONABLD
AB , IOIITMENT OF SPRING MILLINR,RY,
THURSDAY, April 11th.
MRS. M. S. BISHOP, 1016 CHEST
NUT Street, has reoeived a ohms azeortment of
PARIS MILLINERY for the !Spring. mhs9•lm
MISSES 0 7 BRYAN, 914 OHESTNUT
Street will open PARIS MILLINERY for the
Spring on THURSDAY. Aprils.
FIREARMS.
CIUNS AND RIFLES—For. aide cheap,
ILA bp MOO.RE, RENSZEY. & CO.,
6425 at No. 427 MARKET Street.
DONOGHUE, No. 23 South WATERC. street, oilers for eale r 4,000 barrels of item re-
Maud Sugars and dyrues, and IWO bags of Rio Ord.,. of
various grudge, at reduced prices for cash. 805-31"
WING MEN LEAVING THE CITY
will get the highest cash erica for cast-off CLOTff-
ING. Call or address M. D'ANCONA, 622 SOUTH
Street. ap24-et•
/PAL DENTALLINA.—We speak from
Naotioal experience when Saliva that the OPAL.
DENTALLINA made by Mr. tißfelft, of BRUIt.D and
antilObi arrests, Is decidedly the nloest preparation
for the mouth and teeth.that we htme ever need. We
believe it fulfils alt that Maimed for it, and being re
commended by the most eminent dentists we advise all
to give it a trutt.--Buitetigt. apThara
STATIONERY AND JEWELRY
raakozei furnished to Agents and Dealers. at very
reduced rates. Call. (or send Corned 1002 CHSIIITNITY
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
sra-lm* PAWHAM k CO.
RPEOL3I NOTIOE.-811IPPUS WILL
1 1 %.7 please take notice that the south Carolina R. R
Co. have discontinued forwarding all through freight
and that all g oods formerly consigned to Mein Met Pow
be eormigned to A City seem.
meson. T. 6. it. T. O. BU DD will forirara all good, to
their Masse. A. HERON, Ja. k.
nihe Nn 196 orth WRARwED.
intLitdrittiltS.—Ve. Uhquot, Lallemand,
%or nava Grope . arid all of De VippOlCe & 00:11 Chow
puns'. tor sale byia JAURETCHA aithit3TAlßA
402 and 204 Sou P.II.ONT Street.
ft. D.—Orders for the direct importation *Crow of the
above brenda will be ponotoolly ottoruied to. OA
WANTS.
WANTeD—A Young Man to Learn
th% Aartaultiiral std deed busmen. Addres s
"A. C. H," Press Offios. ap27•6t
WANTED—By an experienced Salesman
• v going WEST, samples of Cloths, Comments
and Vestalefi teflon DI weer to Western trade. flood
relevance, and p, e4ed trade, can he had. Address.
with real name. Charleg." Preee Whoa. It*
75 u(X) 'M" 8 WAN t'ED, 70 TRY
I
Am'A NFW TEAS, which have
just arr
UivE. l ed at 43 ti. SECOND ST., and 12 8/.13 RIDGE
AVEN t*
lUIVERY GOVERNEV.— AI middle
need lady, experienced in the care of children,
would accept a posilion in a find-Mann family, fnra
moderate come.nsation For name and 'reference,
Name address 42c nrRUCh; Street. it* •
W.ANTED—To rent by the Ist June In
Broad or Market greet. at a convenient distance
from the reonarirania sanroad freirtitclerpot, a suits
he store for the produce commiksion business. Address
" Commission," at the office.
WANTED—A Lad to do Errands. Ad
dress " T." Pres s office. epe-tf
WANTED—AGENTS to sell PACRA
WAN
OES of STATIONERY and JEWELRY. a ,
prices one third less than can be purchased eltewbere
cull COURT ress (stamp enclosed/ J. L. BAILY. No
154 Street. Boston. Me re1124-Sm
EMPLOYERS WANTING YOT I NG
Men, &.0.. sre invited to address the " Employ
meat Committee , " at the Rooms of the Young Men's
Chrtatinn Association. 1,004 and 10 11 CUP:EON UT
Street. as3-43m
WANTEn—A VESSEL, of the caps
alty of from 1.000 to 1,200 barrels, to load for the
Weet Indtea. Apely to
J AURETCIII; CAESTAIIL?,
20..1 and uo4 Muth FRONT Street.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
la FOR BALE OR TO RENT—Three
imloommoaions brink DWELLINGS in lin 4 don6eld,
New Jersey, centrally located, well shaded, ko.,
within two squares , of railroad depot
e. H. EIRINDT,
222 WALN UT Street.
fia TO LET--A TIIREE-STORY HOUSE,
stim.No. 1736 MOUNT VERNON Street, with nll the
modern unoroveraents. ne2B-3t.
diN To RENT WITH FURNITURE.—A
MIL handliome 13 OUSE, with every modern conveni
ence, in Arch etreet,weet of Eevfn tee th.
6.9p1y n A. P. & J. R. MORRIS,
apllllm 916 60.011 Street.
e l TO LET—AT OBE9TNUT BILL, a
MfLUSIOTI House, with a large stable and
*rounds. on SUMMITStreet, first house from the ave
nue. ripply to E. BovirLav, broger, 230 WALNUT
Street, blot. ap2i.
is TO RENT. The large Dwelling
Bowe, No. 414 South FIFTEENTH Street. A p
ply to .1. SERGEANT MCA. No, &IR ARCH Street.
aplB-12t
MO LET--SECOND-STORY ROOM, 802
CHESTNUT Street. over LEWIS LADOMUS
It Co.'s Jewelry Store, The beet 'ovation in Philadel
phia for mtlY kind of light business. Apply in the
jewelry MTG. Rent 8400. felt,
T " RENT—A very desirable STORE
on the Ninth-street front of " The Continents
Hotel.' The Store at Ninth and Basso= streets ease
011gIT adapted for It BADDLI and Human Maker.
Apply to JOHN RICE,
feii-tr Southwest NINTH and RANSOM Streets.
TTO LET-A DESIRABLE DWEL
LINO. NO 123 North THIRTEENTH Stmt.
Apply to WE:THEOILL & BituTHER, 47 and 49
North SECOND Street. rnhl4-tf
riTO RENT—For the Fummer season.
a oommodions Country House, with furniture,
ground., and Stabbng, within two holm' ride, by rail,
of Philadelphia. Apply to E. P. WILSON, at 333
MARKET Street; or address W
JOSIAH I bSON,
Parkersvire, Chester Co., Pa." apl•lm
gal CiiirkaNllT-STRILET 1.101:11ilg and
MEL
STORE to rent,—The desirable beelines" inflation.
IU2 CIEDISITN Streetwith dwelling attached. Apply
at 431 (IRESTNUT meet. SPII
GERMANT(IWN PROPERTY TO
RENT.—To Rent, the larse and commodious
modern-lisult Rouse, corner of ARMAT Street and
W ILLVW Avenue, with gait, bath, hot end cold water,
and all the IMAM improvements. Apply to Ii,EII,KY
8. t, 710 GREhoi Street, Philadelphia, or on the
premises. ape-tf
gpg TO RENT - TWi) COUNTRY
Hsi tIOUFIFB,one mile from Taoonf. Ultra No.
717 WAL,NUT t‘treet. mra6.Bm*
WWFOR SALE—A ROUSE and LOT
deeiyahly located on MAIN Street. Burlington
N. J. AMOY to liv
506 MINOR Street . Co hi b l , de d h
ia.
Or to FRANKLIN Woof., mAN.
sp7ft-thetti24t* MAIN etrar t. Burlington.
.111 9 0 BENT—The Three-story Brick
DWELLU4I3 No. 1634 WALNUT Si Immo.
dillllolBllioll riven, Rent .825. Apply to atm
C. PENS N+. 027 WALNuT s9ll -t abet tf
dpg TO RENT.—A rare Opportunity is
Mika offered to a competent manager of a Boarding
Renee by the undersigned, who offers to rent the
premises formerly known as the UNITED STATES
Komi,. situated on CIIES i'NUT Street, above
Fourth. opposite the Unatom Eouse. The house eon-
Cairn; Party rooms all of which are furnished. The
dieing-hell is ninety-five feet in length, besides
kitchens, pantries. and every other convenience that
can be desired. The premii es have beep fitted up in a
complete manner, and are ready for immediate
occupancy.
To a proper person. having experience, a profitable
business oan be dons. To an acorptsible tenant the
term, will be made reasonable. For particulars apply
to JOHN FtEo. on the premises. between the hou rs of
and J o'clock. aldtl-tUthelit
RENT—THE LARQE AND CON
VENIENT Coal Wharf and Lumber Yard 6 at
A s i i . s ratEiro n a v tii f errlltri d t: 4"1/
POLL EXOLIANGE.--A 0110 ICE TRACT
of good =lmproved I*im land in the State of Nair
Jersey, convenient to the city. be eachmod for
eiraraperty. Apply et No. 11N gEDERAL. Street.
RR. °ORSON, REAL ESTATE BROKER
f. AND CONVEYANCER, NORRISTOWN, PA.
..:4684 Estate bought and sold on reasonable terms.
ateresand dwellings ror sale or rent in Norristown and
mtliry. Good mortgages negotiated. Collections made.
the last re forename area. 04.5 m
IDUBLIO SALE OF VALUABLE PRO
PERTY.
THE Erdrogium PEAL I,IITATE AND MANU
FACTORING COMPANY."
Of Monne 4 ity. Pulaski county.
Will offer at FORDO nA LE, on the F.-emboss.
Oa WEDNESDAY. the 16th day of May next,
A Large Number of
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS,
Eln;ibly Located for Stores, Factories, and Residences
Also.
• A SPACIOUS BRICK IRON FOUNDRY, WITH
MACHIAIR 8110 P.
And all the appurtenances neceasarT for the business
of manufacturing Vuitines and Boilers for Eltelemboata,
Angar, and all other Mills. used in the Southern and
Western country. The Patterns comprise the modern
improvements in machinery. with a tall and oomplete
set of Patterns for Stoves, adapted to both wood and
coat. This property, from the advantageous location
Sf Mound City, is ono of the most valuable in the
outhwest
, .
• Also,at the ss time.
A FIRST -C LABS THREE am -
STO y FRAME MO
DP:RN-BUILT ROTEL,
Containing some fifty rooms. with a full set of Furnj
tare. The Hotel is now mile& a large and profitable
business._ Alilso a number of
BRICK STORIB AND COTTAGE RESIDENCES.
TERMS OH BALE.--0116401111.11(3‘) C 601; the remain
hit payments in 12. 34. and 36 months from date of
bearing interest at the rate of six per cent. per annum.
The mob payment may be made in the Bonds of the
Company, and the time payments will be taken in the
Stook of the Company at par, except for Improved pro
perty. for which three-fourths Or the poronase•money
maw remain upon mortgage.
As the Company propose to dispose of all their int
roovements. 0,91/8111StS have a rare opportunity for pro
table inqoatments in one of the hest located and most
flourishing cities in the great Southwest. For particu
lars, inquire of or address JESy E. PEYTON,
President . R. E. & id. Co.,
mh2B-tml4 Oboe 222 wAL LIT Street. Ybilada.
BOARDIPIO.
BOARDERS will be received at a retired
t Pleasantly-situated Farm House,
theHES
TER COUNTY. but a short &Warm. from
road. The dwelling Is beautifully shaded. whioh. with
large Vegetable and Fruit Ga-derie. will furnish board
ers with over,. luxury the country Oati afford. Address
S. B. 8.," came of .The Press. ag26-Im*
BOARDlNG.—Handsome rooms in suites
sod sinfle, vaamt. N. E. corner SIX i EENTH
and LOCUS/ Btreet/1. apZ3 61
EDUCATIONAL.
a" IILIIIS A. FAY'S BOARDING SCHOOL
for Dom at ELIZABETH. N. J. The Bummer
861181011 will °pan on the first of Mar. Mr. Fay will to
enail to the ally a few darn. and nen be seen at the
bookstore of Me6ore. MARTIEN, 600 CHESTNUT
Street, apit•St•
,LOST AND FOUND.
ESTRAY.—Brought to the pre
mewl of the subscriber, April 21. 8. White and
Red CO W. about Bor 8 years old. 7he owner is Fe
derated to prove property, pay charges, and take her
away, otherwise she will be dis9o , ied of aceordlns to
law. F. R. WA(OIER.
WASHINGTON DROVE YARD,t
Ridge Road. inn 21, 1831.
LUST—Five Coupons, No. 206, 207, 250,
EN. and utia. dye Jan. Mgt, ierue of the county of
Allegheny to the f'ttteburu and Gorrnehry - the Ratirond.
Ajiboral reward will be given , for the ratan of the mine
to E. E. E. 11111 , LE,Trr
u.
North FRONT Prro.t.
BUSIN SS MEN.—An excellent
ohance for reliable bustooss men to 'eon: e a pro
fitable manufacturing business, requiring but a small
Pasqua in its serablashment and proseoution.
Ins manutitorure cons.'s in the apel cation of a pe
culiar composition or enamel to common rod briclka,
and a varlets of otter building rnateral. ornamental
architectural finishings, ceilings. tiles for Boom and for
root L iig.
1 is enamel may be tinted of any color, from the
west white to the deepest blaolc. s ith all the ()Wore
And shades between. It imbarm to the articles to whion
it as sloshed a hardness and duratiliry almost morech
big, and a *my euroaeeing that of the mein and moat
costly of the variegated marbles, and. active them, is
impervious to moisture, and will never fade, stain, cr
deierti•rate, eating but a fractional part of the price of
ordinary marble.
It is also valuable for table and stand lops, mantel
pieces, monuments. and an endless variety of other
anima' or step e nae. The process of applying the
enamel is simple, while the articles enameled will com
mand a ready sale, affording large profits. Posponsibie
Parties may procure hi:manes for manufaoturing under
the patent for anyeity or prominent town in the United
Buttes, by applying to the subscriber. A email tar ffon
the articles manufactured will be required for the use
of the invention. Circulars giving lull particulars wall
he forwsrded to all applicants.
The anpenor merit and beauty of this enameled
building material to anything in use has the unqualified
endorsement ot many of toe moat eminent archit . "'
and scientifio men of this and other cities.
For particulars, address
JOIDIttoN & PRALL.
SeneralAgenta for Fisame:ed Building Material,
apll-d.Th2 25 NASSAU Street. New York.
CHARLES M. BREAKER, APOTBLEOA
RY, resprerfully announoes to the publlo that he
has auticeeded Mr. PAUL G. tHAVh.lif at the old arid
well-known stand, at the flortheatt (sorter of BttoAu
and Co EdTH UT Streets. Having thoroughly refitted
the estsiblishmenLand furnished it with a carefully
seleoted stock of Bruns end Chemicals, and confided
the prescription, dispensing, and manufacturing de
partments to gentlemen of well-known and uncut s
toned pharmenteutioal ability, he would solicit the pa
tronage of those who esteem exoellenoe and purity in
Th ,diconee as of primary imeortemoe.
CHARLES M. BttkiiiKhlt Would also Invite atten
tion to hie well-assorted stook of choice Tooth, Hair,
andod other Brus nerally.hes, Perfumery and Toilet and Fanny
Gos ge
PHILADELPHIA. April 2d, 1861. apl6-wfm 6t
AOKEREL, HERRING, 2! BAL
-111011, &0.--2.000 bbl.. Meu N.m. 1. 2. and b slaol-
Orel. large, medinnt, Sad innall. in assorted p-.ol.oree
of Oates late•eanght fat fish
Imo bbls. New unlit/tn. Eastport. end Law rior Her
IMO c i f Oi l e i re7tgn i gi e va s. ) tierrinss•
8.000 bane! extra new No.l e Harm's.
2,1X(1 boxes large MarAleitne Remits.
ISO tibia. Maaionse White Fla.
00 bbl. . new Boonosny Meaeg shad.
20 bbls. new Beltran Salmon.,
LOW quintals grand Bank' (lodise'
000 boxes Herkimer-count) Cheese,
In store and landing. for gals sy_
MURPHY hKoofta.
ado so. Ise Nninnir witajtvla.
lIIST RECEIVED, per " Annie Kiraball, 3 )
er from trvervool, Kander. Weaver, & Blander's
1 operation!:
7e IDs .b.streot Anoniti. in 1 It are
75 Tbs Extract Byosoyami, in 1 lb jars.
so ft s Extract Belladonnre, in 1 liars,
100 Extwt
Colohioi,To, in 1 ft lars,
so tbs Yin Rai in 1 ft bottles,
TUB Tbs 01. Illuoeittl Rect., in 1 tb bottle*.
we la Calnpael. in 1 lb bottles.
ea) IDa Pil Hydraig 1 4 :ir i .nr.
IaELE LL
Mu l e 11.014:1t.
49 illicKll/611.
AMUSEMENTS.
WALNUT.STREET THEATRE.
If If Dote Lessee.:..—....Blrs. M. A. DARR ETTBON
Stage Manager -- Kr, W .A. ORA Pin AN.
linstneee Anent t . Joq. MUD
TJ
THIS SAT R hAY) . k 4 eINTNG, April - 27,
Will be eresen'ed the very laughable Comedy of
Olt 14. 3eN count P 4 'la' kw AK,
Mr, anthem will appear as Lod Dundl'ari and eOM.
To conclude with the exeiweg DIO/Orio is zactir, of
1 . 11.8.1ths Tux t.Yarnaro or Gnawer..
&ALB OV PRICES.— cents;trete /fiesta sco h
out extra charge.) so parquet. 4seata securedat
50 cents.. 87}6 cents; faintly c•rcle, 25 cents; privateboxec, es and e 3 ; orchestra 75 cents.
Doors oven at quarter plat 7 ()Week ; curtain will rise
at a quarter to 8 o'eume.
WHEATLEY fr. 1 1T,ARKEitiOH•ST.
THEATR
THIS (SATURDAY) FIVENITNO, Agri! 27 .
b.N ENT OF re. 193 WOOD,
On which nOnnni^n Will he Dreaent.d Comedy, Domestic
Drama, rreuucal tromat,er., and Elanrin.:—
THE ciCHOOL VOtt
JONATHAN BRA DFO R D ; Or, THE MllnDstrt AT THE
ROADSIDE iNtig Rnu
BLACK KYII.D Nll •AN. -
On Monde.) , next the_grand nil,lary Drama of
THn WARS OF DI APOLEIuri THIS GREAT!
CONCERT HALL, CHESTNUT STREET,
above TWKLFTw.
TELE! (MOND V) EVENING. April 22, issi.
And every Evening during the w evg,
PROPEPROR J. R. AND F.R.O.N.
4 W•ZaRD OF TEE WWI i.D."
In hie NEW and POPULAR ENTERTAINmvpiI.
in Mr:CHAN/CAL, PHYbinAL, end NATURAL
MAGIC, entitled
TWO HOURS OF /LLUS'ONS.
The Great DIOLOGI rIAL ROE'S vE AT. which has
met with eo much HYPPRMETR/OAL auccEBB,
still be .ntredneed: ales, many neW t XPariMarns.
PIANIRTn.. 01/88 b. An D BON.
Grand MAGICAL MATINEE,. or APRES-MIDI
hi quE, on SATURDAY, April EL gP.
M.
Admission 25 cents. Reserved seats 60 cent!.
ABEL & LEYLAND'S
STEREOPTICON
ANWAMBLY RUILDINOL
TENTH AND CRERTN LIT STREETS
LAST WEEK.
VIEWS FROM. THE SBA T OF WAS,
And change of pros gamma each night.
Admtemon ZS cents. Vhildron. 16 cants.
Doom mon at Ii; commence ate o'clock.
MATINILE, W r:D. , EDDAY AND sATISRDAV ONLY
Commencing at three o'clock. ap22.et
lip ENNA. AO ADEMY OP TB FINE
A RT2 I -1025 CHFI•el'Ntl7 SE.
The Thirtv-eighth A NNUA 1, E X HIBITION
of PA INTING4 and BCULP rukE is now epee.
Admittance 26 cents; , Neasen Tiokeie af) cents; Chil
dren half 'prloe : Catahquee 10 cents. ttoolitin
wilt receive their tickets et the Academy. 1412-Ir
R,ANFORD OP L 4 DOILTE,
OPEN FOE T H SEASON.. ELE
STREET.
NEWLY DECORATED-AND FAINTED.
MR. SANFORD
H LA , RGE re STCOMPANIES ever presented herstsfore
who will appear nightli.
Sanford will perform every evening.
Doors open at T ; Commence at 72(.
Admission 25 cents. Children 16 (sante
TUE GERMANIA. OROIIESTRA GIVE
their PUBLIC RETIBARSALS every SATUR
DAY. commenoing at 3/4 o'clock. at the MUSICAL
FUND HALL. 8 tickets R 3; awes tickets, 25 cents,
for gala at Chrokertng & San% 8417 Chestnut street;
Andre% 1104 Manna tune ; and Beck & Lawton%
Chestnut street.
Engagements for Concerts. Commencements, Par
ties, &a., made only at their Office. Chisholm& & Soles
Piano Store, Be 7 chestnut street; William atoll, 881
North Juniper street. or C. proughman. 1009 Ridge
venue.
MEDICINAL
DR. J. WISPI, No. 39 North
FIFTH Street. YHILADELPlitiA—Treate
eueoessfuily. if appiied to in tone. all climate*
of the LUNGS. it OAT and H E aft C, and
frequently cures COPIKIMPTION In its third and East
etate. Be also restores all curable d Wear sof the EYE
and BAK. he has riven them his entire attention for
he past 20 years. Will visit patients, when desired, at
heir reeideneee. se6,lin
SAFES.
LILLIE'S SAFE DEPOT REMOVED
to No. 21 South SEVENTH Street, near the
oaklin Institute.
The underalened, thankful for past favors, and being
determined to merit future patronage, Mae secured an
elegant sad aoavepteat store, and Ma no w on hand
large assortment of Lillle'a Celebrated Wrought and
Chilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Rafes, E kthe QM"
striotly fire and burglar proof rates made .) ago, Lil
lie's Unequal hid Rank Vault. Safe. and flank Aoki.
Lillie's Bank Vault Doors and Looks will be furnished
to order on short notice. This is the strong_ext, best.
Protected, and cheapest Door and Look yet offered.
Also, particular attention is nailed to Lillie New
Cabinet Safe for Plate, Jewelry, ko. This Safe is oon
cede.; to eurpass in style and elegance Nair thing yet of
fered for this purpose, and is the only one that is strict
ly firr• and burglar proof.
l3Yrrelel. No ( res.--I have now on band say twenty qt
Ferrel, Herring. k. Co.'s Safes, most oi them nearly
new, and some forty of other makers, comprising a
complete assortment as to sixes and all lately ex
changed for the now Celebrated Lillie Cafe. They will
be sold at very low prices. Deese call and examine.
M. C. SADI,I4a. &seat.
E 0 EVANS Ak WATSON. ,, t
SALAMANDER SAFES,
STORE
304 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
hanA large variety of FIRE-PROOF SAFES al i war t in
d.
INSIIiZAPHA COPIPABIBIL
IeAME L.NBURANCE COMPANY,
No. SOS CRFATNUT Street.
FIRE AND INLAND INSURANCE.
DIRICTORS.
•
S•Orei W. Day.— .—.or Jipiy. it Matlock.
Samuel Wright... w right Bros & Co,
D. Et. itirney--. " Davis & !Dram
Henry Lewis, " Lewia Bros & Co,
C. Rithardeon-......." J. C. Howe & Co.
Samuel T. Bodine.. —Pres% Wyoming Canal Comtil,
Jno. W. Everman--ot J. W. Everman & Co.
Geo. A. West. • " West & Pobee.
T. B. Martin....--- " Bay..ge, Martin, & Co.
Wilson Davis.-- A ttorney-at. law.
E. D. W00dru1 . ......0f Sibley, Molten , lc Weedna.
Jno. Kessler, Jr_ _No 171.3 Green street.
GEORGE W. W P resident.
FRANCIS N. . Vice Presider,
WILLIAMS BLAPICHA *ilt
sanatory. ]a!!-ittl
A NTHRACITE INBURA_NOE OOMPA
JAL NY.—Authorised Cavite: 8403.000—CHANTET
FF.RPETUD.L.
°Aloe No. r.ll WALNUT !Street, between Third and
Fourth street. PhiteSelphie.
Tlria Ctinlimn3 ,enure ef smut kr' or diunnce
Fire, On outidlnce, rurntture. and . erehandise gene
rall.
Als, Asitine. Inst. - snots en Veriels. ClU•goes. end
Freights. Wine Ineuranee to all parte of Ike Drums.
Er:NEOTORD
Joseph Diaxaeld,
John Kota:nun,
John it. Dialusten.
Win. Y. Damn.
J. E. Flaw.
asi(111 alfWitirideaf.
wm. r. Woo om Prandial,
W. 111. earl% Secretary. spi-U
Iseob Eahcr.
I. Luther,
. AuLorsild,
arm roz.noa
*Ur Biecer.
SAYING FUNDS.
FUND--UNITED ST ATM
K- 7 TRUST COMPANY", Corner THIRD and CTLEI37I
- Streets.
INTEREST FIVE PER CRNT.
8. R. CRAWFORD. President.
Jahn:a R. BUNTER, Secretary and Treasurer.
Office hours. from JO until S o'olock.
This Company is not Joined in any applioation to the
Legislature. fee
A MERMAN SAVfNG FUND, S. E. eor.
ner WALNUT and FOURTH Streets, continues
to receive deposits and pat all BMX odettiand as it
has always done. AGE XAIIENR W n_ EILLDIN.
President.
j o s. p Tr.Unrrear. n ig • i fir
mar"FOR NNW YORK.
NEW DAILY LINE, via Delaware and
.11yi tan Ganal.
Philadelphia and New York Express Steamboat Com
pany will receive freight on and after MONDAY. 28th
instant, and leave dail. at 2 P. m., delivering their oar
goes in New York the following days.
Freights taken at reasonable
WM. P CLYnR, Agent,
No, 14 21011 CH vv B n RPEB. Philaaelphia.
JA atES HAN D. Agent.
Piers 14 and 13 EMI r RIVER, New York.
sfr ej=4 FOR NEW YORK. THE
Philadelr his Steam Propeller CW1196111
will commence their business for the season on Moncay,
13 , h inst.
Their Steamers are now receiving freight at Beoond
Pier above 4 , atom street.
Terms accommodating .
V. e.
IY I ° BAIRD & CO,
mhla 224 Routh Delaware Avenue.
WEST CHESTER
.Y:~~,
:MM]
and PR LADELPRIA RAH.-
ROAD. Via Ai IVOTICE TO PERSONS
SEEKING o GAMER BOARDING.—In order to
furaish Increased i , oilities during the cornineBnruner„
tue Weet Chester and Philadelphia Railroad Company
intend noising not le , it than six daily trains each way
between Philede , pnia arid West Cnester, one of whrh
will be at titgliF, conneoting with two dasir tracts each
war on the Philadelphia and Baltimore &Antral Rail
road (except eundays. when there wilt be two trains
each way between Philedelphin. and West Cheater-)
Persons desirous of being i n the cry early and late.
will bo accommodated by this arrangement. 1 carding
for the eummer can p...w be obtained at the nmis de
sirable localities having high erd healthy sitnetions on
the West Chester and Philadelphia and Philadelphia
and Baltimore Central Railroads. Fur Rates for sea
son Coupon Tickets. ito • apply at the licket tithes, in
the Depot, E.eorner MGR. .E.E,PiTH and MARKET
Streets.HENßY WOOD,
apL3-mws 1m General Busierintencent.
EPHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGR,
LANCASTER COUNTY. PENNA.
Hon. .Threph Ronigmaoher, the late PropritOor of
this favorite summer resort. lieving lately died, the
sunsori bars, E.16011t011 of Ina will. have leased the es
tabliaßment for the coming Gamma to Col. 0.13. ISLAY
PIA KER. who has bi en an assistant at this place for
the last nx years, and. wo believe , favorably kanwn to
all the visitors. Thanktng the patrons of the place and
the public generally for the liberal patronage hereto
fore extended to the late Proprietor, they respeoluity
holtoit a continuance of toe same to his worthy
sue
sensor. DA" K 0 V . 1Y.4..c. 1 16R.
Executors.
lietvin_g leased the above-named plane. and engaged
Mr. IL H. R►IN HA RP. who has been an assistant at
the evicts for some years. the undersigned will °pea
for Visitors the Ist day June, /861, and hopes that his
own, es Iced aa mr. Reinhar.'s. ions col/newton via,
the Herlose. tonother with ma cleterromacion to con
duot them, in every department ru their usual pope at
and, as near as eosin le, with hue Sam, aimom
mooating servants will be a guarantee to the p.itronis
of the place. as well as the public generally, that the
Springs will merit their continued patronage..
For further particulars anti citetllMe please call on
Ai ,. AlyEke, 0-rner of Ttil D and VIM t. hts. •
Mr. REINHARD. et the Linton 'Metal. ARCH street .
till June let; or, address /S. C. Isi., ,, ,YMAK
Ephrata P 0..
LeArtarder county, Penna.
WRITING AND LEDGER PAPERS.—
We have now on hand, and are manufactories
to order, at the Mount dolll Paper Mills, every de
col-lotion of WRITING areD LEDGE R PAPER@,
winchor color and quality, are not excelled by any MillsM
other in the United Htaten.
We would cal attention to a new article of Paper
manufactured by us, and now for sale, called Business,
Letter. which has been rotten se to meet th e W ants et
business men and others, who object to Commercial
Note as being too narrow, and do not wish to use part
of usual letter sheet.
This overcomes both the above objections 111 a per.
feat sheet. pure wove. plate ticieh ruled on one side
stamped in centre near Om top ; made from best ma
terial, free frOln adulteration, and punup In neat boxes,
convenient for use.
We also h ave a paper called Bank Letter, similar to
the above, except it hos but halt the number of lines
on, so as to allow a printed blank or beading above.
KEMPTuN At ca ULLIX,
Mount Holly Sprir.ss, Cumberland Co.. Pa.
Tiebeve papery can be had of Messrs . J. H. jjIP-
Pattart & anti ptEGAIiGk.:E IittoTHERB.
og , 3 and a DE,Calc egreat. mha-sm
NOTICE.—The Citizens of the chfferen d
Iv Cities and Towne throughout the State are invite
to crinipetliion for the plea e at which the next A -
NUAL drxrk FAtrt man be held. Proposal"
containing inducements and advantage',
directed
to tne undersigned Comm tr ee . appointed by the Ex
ecutive VOrilitUttoo. Alit be reqopood uo to and in
eluding May 314 next. rowim anti:moons should be ad
dressed to either of the following rersons!
WM, COLDER. Is.,
J OHN P. ft U I HEHFORD.
ACOB HIM
Anal H. ZIEGLER,
Harrisburg, Pa.,
AmoS 13. KAPP.
Northumb.:ideate, Pa.
Committee.
aDIA-dtarrll
HAVANA 01GAR13.—A fresh imports
-4iliaclic'eet;:vkilejd'lntrrGlNELLO."
Nit received th e ol d
Quaker Oily eon soboonbi
Xvelime. under the old tariff'pricee, &nu for pale tiv
OHANLES TIV/IL L .
130 WALTILIW.
FILE MANUFACTORY,
211 NEW STREET.
Files and Raapa of every derarretton, and [hod
Quality, made to o_rcier. at the above eersbitibleirlt.
WHOLESALE and RETAIL , *
at manufacturer's prices.
Recuttang dune in a :meaner manner.
apt-4 na J . B. BMIT9.