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THE PRESS. —PHILADELPHIA , MONDAY, APRIL 29, 1861.
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LEGAL INTELLIGENCE. MARINE INTEL LIGF.NCE. ONE PRIOR OLOTHING OF TRH LATIUM '
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coin the absence of PRESENTATION TO THE MILITARY.
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./ la - ' moment of a Surgeon Gene- This morning, at half past nine o'olook, a publio SEE FOURTH. PAGE. expressly
w lr a f rra or n it t E ed i
Tee ter We aPP TAIL BALES. LOWESI. selling prune marked in
the ne:essity . existing for ssmo ado- prestiration will take place in Franklin Innate.
2 ,' , n 1 o( pr
h r 1 of the The regiment ef National Guards will each reoeive UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRT-Judges
' " v in being matte ler t-e re le
eta ar° ' at at ear volunteer army, the a aopy of the New Testament, from the Pennsyl- Grier and Cadwalader -Reitman vs. Roberts. steamship City of ARRIVED.
Richmond, Tomlin, (late Mitchell, satisfactory. Oar ONE-PRICE system is strictly ad
e ~, a ..0 , 110 et-. We understand that this So. Before reported. Verdict for the defendant who remains at Riellmond his home) 36 holes nom bored to. AU are thereby treated alike.
ee '" ,-. 0 elemiscioners' 13:111 has been eon- veleta B i bl e
In discharging thejarere Judge Grier remarked Richmond with mdee and 200 paesensere to Thotheft tweal-ly JON LS & 00.. 604 MARKET Street.
igietno" i- /teary Ilespi tal and placed an- Meter has made arrangements to supply a copy of that they had commenced this case with the Isar, Webster, Jr.
, in ,, a i ) &
[teary
John Neill wh o , with a the holy book to each soldier going into service.
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.ICorrespondence of the nailed& phia Exchange. ) ----
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er tb. 5 , h 13 ,, a , 4 10_,- cdaliated and well experienced Thus far, over two t °nem our State volun- and he wished to God that the strife was ended as
their labors were ended . Bat the time bad now LE tv Es. Bee, April 47. MARRIED.
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;is ase.stents, is preparing to render tears have received copies. The Bible Society has come when every man mast stand up for the Con- .The ships Fawn and Victoria Reed are the only yes
re'l.o, w hich may be so soon and so impera- 331 lird tee question practically, and is eonviaced Mita ion and the Union, and settle the question mesa the hitibor. Wind ei N. AN DE O HON-STICKNEY -On the evenine of the
g -dr a a mat greet good will result from the enterpr ise. whether we have a Government or not. YOURS, O. _ N. W. HICKMAN. 25th mat ,by the Rev, bow 0, Matlack, tar. J. Lu
keno Anderson to Miss .b. Marcella eticknoy, fourth
r , '1d" 1 .,r,,, 0 n tr entsbli-hod under the fostering PRAYER FOR THE SOLDIERS . This patriotic sentiment was received with ap- roorressoaeoa se of the Philadelphia Riohango./ daughter of Witham L. Stoke. y, Fee., of Philadel-
CAPE, ISLAND. N. J.. April 27-6 PM. phia. I Washington, D C.. papers Plena° copy.) *
Iiirr?„":"1 ens duel," but is intended 110 t We understand that i n the Emanuel Episcopal plause, both fram the jurors and the attorneys. The
ship Albert Gallatin. Captain starer from hio• 1110WR YY- el ILL ER-On the 25th Mat- by the
ee" '' *wits only, but also "fora ll those bile, mime to the roadstead thee morning. and hilt this Rev. W. B. Hall, Mr. Charles Mowray to elms Mary
ar e** • church, en Marlborough street, Kensington, prayer COMMON PLEAS-Judges Allison and Lud-
er ,„ he service of the United Stes," in
is daily offered for the lives of the soldiers who are low.-In the case of the First Patch Reformed internam/ for Port la &eau. NB, A eel veer Passed E. Miller. allot 1 , 1'118 ( 14 1 A m
staL t ` , ,i te 'lee re. egetty . and means Those who battle , andfor the success ofthe tiro , u iteonSaturday ,
new going forth to Ch h J d Allison , granted the tem Place al E 0 Wool., tented south, with troops on BOW e--alc A I.ILiF 1. E -On the 25th Mice by the
hoard Wend NW-weather fine. Rev. C AI Quick, Anthony. •r. Drown to 'Franoe
lel '„, - rteken by atchnese, as well as those c ane they defend. These interesting meetings are injunction to restrain the trustees from dissolvin g mo , elide, all of Phil detente. *
•:. j ay to wosodoa in action, will be welcomed heid in the morning, at 7.4- o'clock, and we tinder - the connection with the Dirch Reformed Church, MEMORANDA. ~ V e_NO-P.- CIe,NSI L IS , e_run the 18th inst., by Rev.
°' ~,, wed for properly stand will be continued The dissolution must be effected by a 'majority of Steamship Karnak. Le Messurter, cleared at N York Twine gray, Mr. Samuel J . Evans, of Pratte ford, to Math
t e " e•-• for tee furnishing of such a hospital, much 27th inst. for Nassau and Havana. Nary Pegenbush, of this city.
'' other haildines will be obtained FLAG-R AISING. V.-thi the 21st mat ,bt Rev. Dr.
the congregation, and not otherwise.
t ~,ei sad as o . _ . Manistee Matanzas. Lhaegang, from Matanzas, ar BOW nit[ - RUNE
v,-Uri
rived at New '
1 oak 27th inst. Clay, Mr. George M . Bowers to Miss Mary Roney, all
;; .s .l tr m ay arise, all of which will require Ihe employees of the Knickerbocker lee nom 441:FARM!. SKSSIONS-JUdge Thompson.
Ship name. Simpson, cleared at New York 27th met. of
his oat! ty of means, we oall on every pithy raised a Sae flag, on Saturday afternoon, The case of Mr. Shoemaker, who is charged With for Melbourne. WOOD-e MIN ART -On the 24th inst .by Rev. Dr.
se
, i ,s er l :„, the e , e tnity to assist in so noble and over their establishment. A relate of thirty-four larceny gm a bailee, and with a conspiracy to cheat Bark Virginia. HIV, for Bar badoss. cleared at New Wylie , Mr John Wood to Miss ABlBB Margaret mew•
art, both of Phtladelutua.
e`, 'se effort for the geed of those who are gatis were fired, the men singing the Star spangled in concoction with the Pennsylvania Safety Fund Bark Vel.m. Whiting, from Buenos Ayres. ri TM ed ii re Itleata-y. OIJ NAir.-On the 35th met .by the Rev. I
York 27t6 inst.
"as at New York 27th inst.
'. tneflar the privations of a c l amp life, and Banner. A speech was delivered by John M.Association, (late National Needy Fund.) - T. tV 3.weylie. D. D•. Mr. Jacob Hermann to Piss
le -1 II their blood in defence of our Dutton,El , after which those assembled partook heard on a habeas corpus. Ship Hindostan, from Calcutta for Boston,was spoken bleritheth Young, both ot this city.
. e le to sr.Mt 2T 30, long 65 05.
e .134 g and honor of a collation'.There was much enthusiasm merit- Mrs. Mary R Smith, the complainant, deposited 17th mat.
'lei ' simply a house for the sick It re- fasted. $320 with the association, the defendant receiving fang Ocean Belle for Para and a market, cleared at
New York 27th lest. DIED.
, rr il is
" the ordinary furniture of a chamber FLAG RAISING AT BUSTLBTON. the money. She was under the impression at the Brie Firms F,asle, Button, cleared at New York 27th 4 .
sr I•n."' w i t h food, medicine, and other no- On Friday afternoon a ndid fie made
~ ei slier .. Vie eC by time that she was depositing with the Six
Saving Fund, the office ef which was on thepp
r o enn e y . inet i
"Mim.at Post Il l e i rier i t?A " , ( Ver .-
2 . Mary B Thompson . Havener, cleared On the 17th. lent., Mrs. Mary P.
ow of the late enamel I. Hendereon,
-.• n e'retieces; all these in proportion to the teachers and rnpils of the Fayette Grammarland met for Philadeiphia
7. mo Ti v egnacitty of the building. And we call School of Bastiaton, Twenty-third ward, WB5 site corner. Schr M Si'Freeman, elicker'eon, hence, arrived at ES'Paue"efilends liar late
family are Invited to attend the
funeral from her late residence No Meg Walnut Meets
":,: z iv on all to aid in the work by being wil- thrown to the breeze, over the school, in the Although the deposit books given to depositors Portland 26th inst.
Y, May I, at 10 , a clock . Interment at
•• -end on demand, supplies of money, food presence af a large assemblage Rail Columbia, represent the charter to have been recorded,'no 0
1 latiharetli..ityniantg. Arrow ,
Cat ver, hence, arrived at Port- o r n emt W y e p te k dda
P 4 '' - ' h ..d ere plain , fu niter* of *heap the Star - Spangled Banner, Columbia's the Gem of such record could be found, nor was the origins.
t *it kinds, a. w. , „ r Bahr Indian queen, Harry, hence, arrived at Boston Kb ttl inale-On the 25th inst., Samuel Heritage in
charter produced in court. Sir. F. C.Brewster, 26th inst. tho 64th year of his age. '
;a apte constractieß, trin t tae the Neon, and other patriotic odes wore sung by
-- . 1 - dealers and mannfatnrers can, the Children. Addresses were delivered by Dr for the defendant, requested time to produce a Bahr Hanover. -Dolor. from A ghweY. WCA, via bar• Funeral Irom his tate residence. No. 1218 Pop.
ea largebedew", arrived at New York 27th inst. lar street this ( Monday ) morning, 29th ;net., at 3 realer.
„ratively small cost to themeelves, send Beaj B. Wilson, Rev. Messrs K 8980031 and MVPs certificate of the change of name, /913, and the Sabre Sarah L. Truman. and 0 A Hayden. South, teeteirsohle-On the 26th met., Joseph Maumee son of
1 04 -- i as are here mentioned, viz : phries, and Ccl . Washington L Bladan The pro-case was continued. and
elearea at New York 27th ann. tor Plulitamph a. Ise loJana eansom. aged 2/ years.
,em. armee
bedsteads (iron are best); mattresses , g
sses (media r were also enlivened by some very fine Joseph Williams and James Connell, convicted Steamers Concord. from the
Norman. Beverly, Pierce. and Funeral residenee tel his parents. No. 741
s.: l, 3 feet wide) ; wooden chairs, music by the Mechanics' Brass Band of Holmes- f II Itt I' • sentenced toe
o se mg o ery po toles, were Ye .
Madeie Bell, cleared at New York 27th met. for Phila- South Second street, this (Monday) attetheon, at 2
-fete longby dolphin. o'clock.
months in the county prison. steamers planet, Wilson, P T Heart. Wenn. and BR ettER -On the 25th inst., William S harer, in the
• tables , of plain pine Or pepler, a burg.
et . Vnlean . Morrison. hatee. arrived at N York 27th mit 76th Year of Ms ace.
ea , king Moves, table and bed far- In the evening a Rome Guard was organized,
e ergo Funeral, from his late residence. No. 1103 Citten
whether of earthenware, chinaware, dry- numbering about one hundred men. Drilling . Wag A PATRIOTIC INCIDENT-TWO BROTHERS LEAVE
~.re
- hardware ; groceries, flour and meal, immediately commence' under Doctor Belie B. THEIR BUSINESS IN CANADA TO JOIN THEIR RENY- ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS DLIT RIC eON.-On the 26te lest., Martha A., wile of
a. or* John We l arrickson. and eldest daughter of Samuel O.
- seal candles, coal, ice, half inch and Wilson and will be continued nightly at ii. MINT.
~,.. speera up .ro 12 or ere3OX LAST NIGHT. end Mary Ann Douglass.
, bovine for surgical apparatus, with muslin o'clock. ' Two ex-members of the Seventy-first Regiment, FRIOKE -On the 26th inst., Emily Louisa, second
, ales peryardi for bandages . entrant...RlM WARD nous G U ARDS . learning the departure of that body from New „,„ ,„, daughter of Si. W. and Catherine J. Fricke, in the 19th
- ` id' ‘atte's can send orders for the A spirited meetingof hi hula at York, immediatelclosed theirb 1 i Gk.."'"
!rage! II LVI s t a corps weey up ne WAS n teRNTAL ROTEL-Ninth awe Chestnut. year of her age.
with various artidea from their own houses, headquarters, Saranac Hall, Eighth and Callow Canada, and are now en route for New York, with WTI winder. PhiladelphiapitiNg. -On the 26th inst., John W.. eon of Cepheus
i l t i ll- Montgomery, N York Barron and Hannah a. C. Prink, aged 6 seats.
I,le,Ft W Hitchcock. U m N 1 Davie, Boston
s i ein be wall apsred from their abundance ; for hill streets, on Saturday night The first company the intention of following and joining the Seventy- Eit Larkin. et Louis W W Young. Pit sburg ,13 UTTER.-On *ITER -On the 25th nun.. James Hunter, in the
-NI hand article of household or kitchen fur- of Juniors, Capt Gregory, were fully organized, first They have addressed the following to the C V Wood & la. Georgia R t.: McGowan. Pittsburg nth year of his age.
• Funeral mom nie late residence, No. 419 Dean (late
II Li Gilbert & la Galveston J C Bundy. Boston
is amply good enough for hospital Wes and met in the adjoined& hall Three isomeanies recruiting officer at 159 Crosby street : ' . Per[ i st reet,thisf Mondayl 9 ' l k
1 . r MissGromenheme N York S. S Wharton Wentingdon rfl morning. at oama .
10 and pillowcases , towels, bundles of rags, Will be raised at this point In order to render MONTREAL, April 22, 1861 11 l Nell Huntingdon S A Church . teem Yore L.
L Rabe -In Bristol. BUGall eountdr, on the 25th
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;;ten or muslin, knives and forks, plates, ceps, their organization complete in every particular, My brother and myself will report ourselves in ft Gregg &la Peoria. Ili W 8 II illy er Se la, St Louie met., LydaLukeret, in her 51st vets..
Wrn p Jones N „ y„k Funeral'from the residence of her eon-In-law, Dr.
3 al-hes, remainingfrom broken sets; likewise, these three companies have formed an association person, at your office, for duty, in answer to our Nree_Yoorneeet. Detroit
Ed ' York
1. 41 are Beaton Mr de. NewJ. Lonng !Pence, Bristol, this (Monday) afternoon,at 2
t i n utensils of tin and iron . Even the small the object of which is to provide funds for the sup- country's and our colonel's call, Usual as it is pos- "
J a Horton, Boston 3 Greenwood, New York °'.„M" °*.„ r ,
silo-- and private families of but small means port and protection et families of such members ethic tie reach your city . NATHANIEL DAVIS. aAI Curtis, New York J C Hama on, New York „ ..".,"Lea".. -ern the 26th inst . Withal Rambo, in the
contribute, by "doing their diligence gladly or companies as may be called into service in the .11 Moir. New York H Dantertek, Baltimore .3,.. year ofllls age.
T Beam, Baltimore F al eatmpeon, Boston
ere P 1 that little," such an amount as will in field Mr John Fry was tanned permanent Pre- POWDER HILLS la GII Belay. Ohio Capt Wm Baldwin, Ohio eueeral from hie late residence, corner of Columbia
liveries and Wilsey street, on Tuesday, at 1 &desk. ''''
,art
it se of great value 4 tae smallest gift will be aident ; Vine President, R. M.Foust: Secretary, .."-M -- -
A here is said to be but one powder mill in Virginia Dr J C Penceson, Md H echeller, Georgia •
i l ia Plowed. A. M. Spangler ; Treasurer, George T. Lee; Mau- a nd
eight Maryland, and none in the rest of the Weekly Report of Interments.
lie especially Suggest to wholesale and menu- ganger, D W C Moore The arrangements of Mies Haldeman & sister F ' assaurek. Cineinnatt
to res end to our call . The t '
shag druggists P „9 his organization are most admirable, and are de- South , h 'and • It IV &IN 0 1
while Delaware as nine Pennsylvania WFt Moieties &a, et Louis a eles R. r eerie HEALTH OFFICE, April 27, 1861.
sixty-seven. From these figures It will be seen Rev .1 8 Purdy, New York 51 I Roes, Harrisburg interments in the City of PAtteutelplita from the 20th to
t e ewe the character of the articles of the ma- signed to be both permanent and efficient All ofMrs Foss &2 a, Harrisherg feu Burnett. Cincinnati. 0 the 27th of Aerit..l2sl.
We and their oollaterele, which are of the members will be equipped according to the
Tll. to .h sixty:
it 1 t Clio G totake
ow importants or e evernmentel P Milled, Portland, Me rir A Cushman. N Y
possession of, or le render Seoul*, (for we believe it p Bleok, hasten ..I . P aliervere, New York le eie
eV use and absolute necessity in hospitals No orders of the Commander meshief of the Home • •C F Polhemus . New York 91. lir
a as" that his or her contribution will be Guards. front the general fund which has been con-
Mt ZOO • • the h ands of Unionmen powder J B Hutton
they are a ,) the
mills of Maryland and Delaware. It will be im- Jll A lvard. Connecticut J W Emery, Boston nyh EAfixs a tr, o re.
DISICA.9BBe ...- la.
I &POWS" :if some other If events turn out as trieuted. T H Sears & la. BostonM
Mrs Feymour, New York " . 4- ' cl " ; F a
bare every reason to expect, all that can be possible then for the Richmond mill to begin Chas 8 Huntington, N York .1 F Bailey.. Washington • 5 -
Ire ' LIGHT INFANTRY PATRIOTISM to supply the needs of the traitors --and the W Vernon, Jr. New York R
_ Beard. iediaratiolia ------ _ - __-- _
/ will fall short of the demand. J W Starr. Richmond E li L Wakes. New York A5thma.........—. 1 Fever,Typhus 1
e carpenter or two, or their apprentices, can The anperinten ant ofone ofour tar eslnfantme mayarrivewhenwe mayevenput a atopto
d g t ti
ebr Scat valuable service by a day's work co- Sabbath ;schools, while singing with his juveniles, that —Boston, Journal. John B Ga r t . New York Hall, Boston toptty am -.......- 1 Hemorrhage— ... 2
e ta
18 making surgical apparatus, shelving,
• yesterday, that pet of Sabbath school hymns, " I'm _ J " Jallllls9. N Brunswick 011 Wi hemline, Boston Apoplexy —. 2 1 " ILungs ..i. /
B F inter. Harrisburg E Snylsr, Ha" nabur
glad, I'm in this army," when they came to K- G G.it Canc er at Breast.... i I Trooping Cough 3
c p, era Jao F Lee. Har isburg - Fl' hitterton , W Wellsb'o Stomach-- 3 Int% t B 1 6
„Mina tOrt, rain
t • ' 89
te tang will be accrp'ed by the institution until -h- ha es,
The Knights of the Golden Circle have their Oeo Martin E Ivo fr. hew York Casualties -- —. 31 1 Bronchi-.... 1
, silted for immediate use, and then at ma be " Fight on. ye little so there. headquarters in Baltimore and thence distribute Capt Renton, West Point rapt W A Howard
Ihe Batt * you shall win; -arms
, R A Waikeneon, 11l York PII Stuart Croup ....—. -- i 711 " Heart . .... 2
- tia . Asked them " Boys who are you going to B 7
, ,gbt arms, munitions , and clothing to their lodges MissCongestionof Brain , 3 3 " Larnyx 1 1
„.. .A Stuart Miss l`S li Stuart " Lange.— 2 2 " Lever—..... 2
Mt ough the tenth. This organisation plunged pr
T H Atkinson. Carolina MlB3 M s Atkuuralt , N C Cramps ...: 1 " Lunge ._--- 2 14
3"..e eenevolent are therefore requested tO tena " Tice Souza," shouted the little ' r
army, as deter
'.'r John Neill, southeast corner of Broad mod Texas into rebellion; and it is probable that they A e Wentworth, Cia, et -.-
Geo W Bleccarani Ohio Coreeptlon of Lungs 22 a " Pentonoe,.... 2
min dl f t f th t
far- e 3? as thoughthe ae o ena ion hung York W Horn New York
brought about the treacherous murder of the Mas- M a Le m ". New Convulsions.-- - 9 -- fit. &. bowels 2 3
is streets, a note, stating what they will upon their prowess. - Behopplenburg Wm Gilpin Colorado -
Cyannine—. -- 1 " esolne ........ 2
Bto demand, whether now or at any future day. saohusetts soldiers in Baltimore last week Their e -1, B e New York B B h' 11
mphrey,M ram it Dipthena....-.. - 7 Inanition .... ..- - 2
•to writer append his or her name and precise headquarters should be promptly broken up.- 'l` Hughes. Illinois .7 L Dunham, New York Dropsy --,„ -. 3 1 Intemperanee..-- 1
.6 0 1011 to the note, so that the messenger may Trtbane Geo Limes, Georgia C Oppenheimer- Baltimore " Brain.... ,3 3 aundlce I
_ Jae NI inward. Jr, New York Ben C Itl. Clay. Kentucky 0 Chest ..:- I 1 (Oarsmen _ _-_. . 1 4
ivy find them 'We have learned that every Ft, Reed, Baltimore W a Alcook, Baltimore e Hem,- 1 Old age............-. 4
it contributed will be entered on the books of J 8 Potter. Boston ft W Thompson Disease of Bram -.. 6 Palsy —, ..... -.... 4
le h :peal, and an acknowledgment made by the FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. OEt Murrill, Maesachusette If 1 Pith, Plow Jersey " Heart-- 4 1 Poisoning --- 1
Oral director to the parties who supply the B F Chanderlatn,N J S Reiner " Liver...:: 1 Rheumatism _-- . ... 1
Juan E Gaerran .lac NI Lunar " Lhest-- I Softening of Brain 1 1
CC - The Money Market. P Milner &la Mrs Costanza Drowned...-. 1 Small-Pox ' 419
PATRIOTIC ENAMORS -
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FIIILADHLPHIA. April o, 181 1 . JIT Potts. Pittebtirt Wm mertetr, w em. 'gel Dewey -..: ' .... 3to Teething:- —•
1
a Setahen • to Church -Yesterday afternoon. Stooks continue heavy. Pennsylvania fives sold to- W A ellen New York A a Ziegeniu sse elaware! eeelepey , M Chunk Effusion en Brain 2 Tumors ........1 2
er tee benediction, the organ pealed forth the day at 79, City Railroad sixes at 93, Pennsylvania Rail- Capt ElB Conner Thos Holcomn D__ 2 Uloerat'n Stomach- 1
brit sliming strains of •' The Star - Spangled Ban-Railroad Mr Rogers, Baltimore Robt Port-r, Wi m Del ai Erysteelai „_ . - „,„ 2 unknown . 1
re
road first mortgage bonds at 99M. Reading H redee, Ohio D McCandless & la. Patatig Fele ream% Heart. l Violence -
—.—. 1
le and the patriotic rector of the church, meek ruled at M. In the Mace market there appears to Joe II Barrett. ran. Ohio t 1 Heater. monteemory Fever Remittent - I - -
ear
V. Daetiebest, D D _. steed in the chancel be as little dispoettton to eater upon any new opera- Ft ti Conrad. New York Ta, Busgerford e tkorgia, Scarlet . . 31 Total ....—..... 93.766
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eel the organ ceased. But emotion was great, lions in the present state of national affairs as there is J E Treat, New York E E Armstrong. Mve
A Abmer, New Haven M Sondheim, New York Males, 136; Females, 223; Boys, Di; Girls, 72.
a:tears gave vent to his feelings as he stood and in other breeches of business. S Rovenblett, New York B Cooly New Jersey OF TEE asovx mimes wines:
I r time with foot and hand as the national The money market has hardened somewhat in con- J 0 Ripheeter, Pon*
J At Davis. Phila. Under 1 year...-......... 67 From 50 to 60 ... . 8
:- 1: resounded through the aisles and nave of sequence of the heavy amounts that will be called for -
it K Chan bers Phila i* Cla•ke. Jr Phila.From Ito 2 24 ” 60 to 70 .... lb
W 0 Reynolds Fr a •• * ' ''-' ..
2 to 9.-........ ...-..... 42 70 to 80 -- —. 14
l" teach. in the armour on of a war, bat the absorption of B P Remington
rem C H Tompkins, Prov in
A. M Tower " 9to 1C...-. 25 " 50 to 90 ... ... ...- 2
Dr Darachet hag accepted the appointment of funds in this manner is far less operative upon the mat- H B Banton N Killer " 10 to 16........... e. 0 " 90 to lel ....... , 9
:gam of the First Regiment of Pennsylvania kat than the great want of confidences that universally H Cmndale .1 Al Reggie% Illinois a 15 to 20....... 3 " 100 to 110- -- ...... 1
. :ems, commanded by the gallant Col Woi.er r, CM, Ohio 1,7 . fr Walcott. R I '2oto 30 18,
prevails, indeed, li might be doubted by those who tai F nl P te4Mh Ord.N Y J Pil Bunnell. T.enton, N J . . 1 30 to 40 ...-.--••
261
269
Lewis, Jr., and it has beer. mentioned as pro- hear the talk of some benkers and capitalists, whether A Jackson, New York JN Bu leech. Bowen
~• that he will be appointed by Governor Oar- there is any such a thing as eredit left among us. . w .
A Waffler &I 1. Baltimore 1 Steiner, Baltimore Nerevere-United States, 267; Foreign, 31; tin
thylain of the division, in which event he Bine following is the tonnage of the Shamokin Valley 5 w smith, London. ham Robt Hull, Maryland i„. „ ~
m Dana, 'sew York l' Kea ey, New le re er n . -.
1 have the power of appointing a staff of and Pottsville Railroad, 3 Howard.Pr, s. ow York N B UTtr, New York rem the Alutehouse, 9; People of Color, 15; from
'ens under him This must be a move in the Week. Year. C I Fox, New York Ms, F J Porter. If 8 A the Country, 8.
WARDS* I WARILIa. j., wimps.
direction. We are informed that Dr . Du- For the week ending April2o, 1861 ..ano ir 47 197 is Bee Whitfield . Virginia Col I A Hamilton. N Y __-
Same time last year......:. ..- . . . 3.423 04 32,8a8 19 W Budd, New York G 8 Sams ler, New 10 k
-- C Davis, Portland L levies & 8 sees, X Y
. Wm H. Elliott. Louisiana W J Smith, Wash 0 0
N Webb hew York . A 11011811mling, N Y
C PI Canfield, U S et Chas A ilherman, N Y
- et has four nephews in the array, and all of
bs patriots while they have one drop
:e VGA of the uncle in them. There is not
:Biter in the parish of St. Stephen's Church.
neon and congregation are ell loyal to the
emment, and heartily desire that the no
anl and unholy rebellion in the South should
:rated at once and forever.
Antfren,'s CAurch.—Ycaterday afternoon
rp• ileistr's company, to the number of one
v.irei. attended Divine Service at St. Andrew's
cs•:t Eighth street, above Spruce, of which the
Wm Bacon Stevens, D. D.. is the rector.
e amid bearing of the moo and the aptitude
i•ey evinced in drill, won high encomiums from
se tram:. Immediately on their entering the
iii e aisle, the organist, Mr. Radnor, struck up
3: T.F.5033.1 anthem, the "Star Spangled Banner.
he ohnel exorcises of the church were conducted
re the addition of the prayer lately ordered by
17..aep Potter. The respectful attention evinced
y the corps partook more of solemnity than
, ythirs we have witnessed of late.
Dr Stereos molt his text from the MI verse of
.4 Salh ebeptet el Acts : "Now, therefore, are
an here present before God to hear all things
at ars commended thee of God." The speaker
peed here=cuing that these words were spoken
1: a soldier aad befitting words to address soldiers.
reviewing in a very eloquent manner the
.ElMP'illeE.; under which they were delivered,
".72,7itid that this soldier was Gad-fearing and
; not always on the bonded knee, but
oweo and amid all scenes he was a devout
ier - sing man as well as soldier.
Ztrntioned his remarks in a very /acid and
:74-ive manner, and, addressing the noble
__ tray before him, said, "We are gathered
asit , :ed, to hear certain things commanded
x bear. Where ire we assembled? In the
of Gad. Before whom are we gathered ?
tme sr - be is omniscient, end is booking down
and into the hearts of all who are here as-
The speakef said, " I stand before
ty: a Peter, an Apostle, but I stand before
an n1311).8E - seder of God, and am commanded
iiirws you as befitting God's ambassador." A
- 1 ;itqls truths he desired to inculcate, and
ztiti hoped that they would be remembered.
fau: to which be would call their attention
That Jesus Christ came into the world to
:!iinners." The second great truth lee hoped
77:M a lodgment in their hearts was in these
Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and
zdvdt be saved."
Lt reverend gentleman closed with a very
nit?, appeal to those present to be true and
ati to their lag and country.
HALF•PAT OF 'TIPS TROOPS.
Muly tf the men who have bean mustered into
`tea want to have half their pay reserved tor
and several inquiries have been made
'22t regard to it. In reply we would state that
t - .-..zey will be paid out by the Government un-
Eldiers have been a month under pay, the
-77-tntit being made monthly. The committee of
having this matter in charge would do
distribute relief to the families of the
';;lteta daring the first four weeks of their ser.
`! as their families will needit more within that
-.3.1 than afterwards, when the men can draw
pay regularly.
":luraor SHELL'S 31IIN MAIMS HIS APPSAILLINICS.
L't Fay Of CSUIPSAY D 3 OM brigade,
Ilia appearance, and says he arrived in
:ity an Thursday evening last from Baltimore.
en arrested in that city and put in prison,
he remained until Wednesday, during which
'tie was fed on corn cakes and cold water. lie
: 41.4,, 5ts asked to swear that he would never' re-
Baltimore, and upon refining to do so he
ins condemned to death by an elderly
.ho fixed Monday morning as the time for
° '-With- On Wednesday he wee released and
way to this city, walking a good pert of
?alt. We suspeet that the sentence of death
=ham, to work upon the fear of the prisoner.
CAMPS FOILVED-
CaSp been formed weet of Li:meter,
regiments of Ohio troops are stationed.
bzo without arms or uniforms, and repregent
tt it Ira undisciplined condition.
VSTERTMEST TROOPS ROVING SOUTH.
I,l elartniont of U 5 troops from Governor's
T regtobod the city on Friday after
j= tbo Kensington depot. Their destination
to be Fort Delaware. They were gear
the barracks at the Navy Yard.
PRESIT.NTATIO,
friesdi of the Garde Lafayette on Saturday
• the men composing this fine corps wick
.17 ':. 5 . Mr. T. H. Peters made the presente
: la a teat speech, in which, after cengratala
-t company for being engaged in the defence
:tire and stripes, be added: "Let your
mr, It forward, and your war ory, Lr Guarde
0 v e le rend pas .":r (The Guard dies,
• never surrenders ) Cept Archatabault, the
commander. responded.
•:e cilizema of the , cventeenth ward, on the
tf Officer John B Buck, who leaves for the
oh s the Legion, company . C, On Saturday
'',-:inn presented him with a magnificent re
as a token of their esteem and regard.
•,! presentation was made in the Seventeenth
yrz, itation house, by Beroard F. Lynch, Etaf
Ll..‘lait of she eitizenS, and received in a neat
appropriate speech by Officer Buck.
eaturday afternoon the Germania Society,
I: •Nith Mr. Eitzvrald, presented Mr. Carl Seats,
lender, (who is about to leave for the wars,)
Milly pair of revolvers. Mr. Fitsgerald
• - .`"7 happy remarks, after which the Boole
',-;",3ei a number of national airs.
'..pain John Spear, of the Scott Legion, has been
'e-eared with a handsome sword, by the citizens
Streateenth ward, of which he has been
of police for several years.
` 4 711. sy THE PROVIDENCE MARINE ARTILLERY
COMPANY.
; ia , e rdr Morning about three o'clock an
r N
' • 'P an J - from Pr - idolise, Mode lsland, at ,
Or
city. They Came from Ration, where
,„7.Lhava teen remaining several days awaiting
As sAn as they reached this city they
4 . 7454 to Br.)ad aud. Prime, where they quar
:rja. themselves This compan y' is the ettoceaser
fctmed in ths rear 1501, and is commanded
ctfirale Mllowing
An : Captain Tompkins,
;',. 1 Samuel El. Arnold, Lieutenant Governor of
TEIVad ; jammer: A ro Reynolds, Peningten,
• sad •
Braston. They have with them N
:' 3l " 12 0 men, and about 700 rounds of shell,
Vcanister. The battery consists of six of
cn ? ? 4 ' . each gun weighing nearly
Toe tuns can be fired with astonish
aueEach gun is provided with a kind
trrangeroent instead of the ordinary
by means ois an strike a tree which
far distant f t
as h to c be hardly pereeptible
:•satl e , lsak 'l eye. The guns are nominally .6
katd t b ut the shells used weigh nearly 14
RI NI are self exploding. The gun. corn
aim are
were made by Captain James,
tZde Island, for the State of Alabama, but ef
4'..ht" S 'ate seceded the captain refused to (tarry
it,,,;:iolootreet Th e mop composing the company
„. /b adt, and look as if they &mild stand
,Stio ever
hardships. Each one is arfited
revolver and a Sabre.
:szterday s ome SOLDIERS AT CaunCe
'zd Ma of our churches were well at-
Beldl Grace Ohara, at Twelfth
30
4 TrY streets, ery_
cu
was occupied by about 0
,c
Mob
oasil yesterday morning. The sermon, by
Zir• Stlderds, was very appropriate for the
01 , ,THE STEAMSHIP. CITY OF RICH
MOND —Yesterday afternoon the steamship City
of Richmond arrived at fliarket.Street wharf,
having left Richmond on Friday evening. She
oame on in charge of the mate, Captain Mitchell
remaining in Virginia. Stie brought a large num
ber of par - angers, and the orewe of the Now York
steamers Jamestown and Yorktown, which have
been taken possession of by the authorities in Vir
ginia The Cue of Richmond was aeized and
held for five days, but owing to the vessel not be
ing suited to the purposes for which the Virgi
nians wanted her, and the influence of the
captain, the Governor allowed her to depart. In
passing Fortress Monroe she was brought to and
boarded by an officer. The mate of the steamer
informs us that none but Secession flags are flying
in Richmond. lie says the passes now givon to
the whites are precisely the same as those used by
the negroes In Isiorfolk and Riohmond provisions
are exceedingly scarce, and held at very high
rates. Flour is selling at SIG per barrel, coffee at
25 cents per pound, butter 60 cents per pound,
and other articles in proportion. One of the pas
sengers who came up in the steamer said "If you
atop their supply of provisions they will soon be
brought to terms." The Vice rresident of the Sou
thern Confederacy was in Richmond at the time
of their departure, and it was reported that
' , Jeff" himself was on his way there with a large
army, to eat up what little provisions there were
in the place. It was believed in Virginia that the
New. York 7th Regiment had all been slaughtered
between Annapolis and Washington. It is proba
ble that the City of Richmond will be chartered
by the Government.
SERIOUS STABBING CASE.-OR Saturday af
ternoon a young man named Michael Connelly,
aged nineteen years, was stabbed in the abdomen
at Delaware avenue and Walnut street, and PO
seriously injured that his life ie despaired of. It
seems that Connelly and another young man were
passing along, when one of them picked up an old
shoe and threw it at Wm Spitall, who was stand
ing at his father's shoe store. dpitall remonstratel
with the men, who were somewhat intotioated at
the time, when they rushed at him. He drew a
pen-knife, and, with it, stabbed Connally, who was
conveyed to the hospital. Sitio!' wail arrested and
- held to await the result of injuries inflicted,
Mumekt Four. RAIT--The beard of mana
gers having liberally planed this noble building at
the disposition of the military, over the thowand
men may be seen drilling there nightly. Captain
Provo's Gray Reserves, Captain Fitzgerald's Home
Guards, and other orgsnizstiOne, occupy the build•
ing. All who wish to join will apply immediately.
Colonel Pleasanton requests that not a moment will
be lost in perfeoting the organization of the Home
Guard. Ifvery raw reoruic wilt require a month's
preparation to fit him'for duty.
FINALLY COMMITTED.—On Saturday Daniel
Tarr and Jacob Zimmerman, who were arrested
by Deputy Marshals Jenkins and Sharkey, upon
the charge of being engaged in the -manufacture
of spurious coin and notes, as was stated in The
Press, bad a final hearing. The money was made
at a house in Morris street, below Eighth, and
about $1,700 in bogus notes and coin seized. The
secured were both committed to await a trial at
court.
FOUND Ditowinzo.—On Saturday morning
the body of an unknown man, which had been in
the water for several months, was found at Spruee
street wharf. The deceased was dressed in dark
clothes, with a sack coat, On one of. the Anon
was a ring, with the initials " inscribed
upon it.
REMARKABLE Escaps.—Charles Appleton,
aged eighteen years, fell, on Friday afternoon,
from the fifth-story window of the office of Merrittew
do Thompson, and, remarkable to state, not a bone
was broken. Re suffered most from a sprain of toe
ankle and elbow.
Her lif,tirgEr.—Tho arrivals of hay during
the past week amounted to three hundred loads.
The prices realized were from seventy to eighty
cents per owl. los the ordinary, whilst the boot
quality brought ninety cents. Straw is in very
olive demand, sixty loads having cold at from
ighty-Ave to ninety-Ave cents per cwt.
A SHOCKING CASE.—A German woman,
named Mra. Paul, residing at No. 1113 Market
street, cut her throat yesterday afternoons with a
shoemaker's knife, and then Out her child's throat,
The woman will recover , but the infant will not,
ASSAULT AND BATTERY. - - OR Saturday
morning Charles Close was held in $5OO bail by
the Recorder, to answer the oharge of committing
an assault and battery on John Reeves.
COUNTEETEIT NOTE.—A $3 counterfeit
note on the Bank of Southport, Man., wasaz
tenakelycircuiatod throughout the city on Satur
day evening.
Public Amusements.
WALNUT-STRZET TBEALT.RE —Mr. Sothern com
mences the second week of his engagement this eve
ning, when Our American Cousin at Home" will
be given for the fifteenth time in this oity, where it
has achieved the most unprecedented success. The
new scenes and features - which Mr. Eothern has in
traduced in the piece, and his own inimitable per
sonation of Lord Drenctreary and his brother
Sam, have created a renewed sensation, and cer
tain it is that no other " star" could have attracted
anything like the audiences that he has done at
the present time Mrs. Covrell's new Northern
version of " DixeY," to which new verses are
added nightly, continues to elicit a double encore
every evening. Mr. Edwin Adams appears as
"The Maniac Lover" in the afterpieee.
Anon STREET THEATRE —This evening a thIR•
piece called ""Tbe Wars of Napoleon tbe Great,"
which' has been some time in preparation, will be
produced here. Beyond the mere announcement, we
have not heard any thing of this piece. Its mili
tary character would appear to be in unison with
the warlike character of the crisis. Napoleon is
usually a trump. card, when played upon the stage,
and we dare say he will "win the odd trick,"
which means fill the treasury, upon this occasion
as well as be did formerly.
Tae LONE MOTHERS' AND WIDOWS' VOLUBTEER
Ramer FOND.—The benefit for this truly admi
rable 'fund, which takes plane at the Academy of
M 13210, in the shape of a musical and dramatic
matinee, on Thursday next, will, if Miss Lone
dales benevolent efforts are as ably seconded by
her profeasional brethren and sisters as they are
by the influential committee, (whose names will
appear to-morrow,) be a brilliantly-suceessfal at
fair. A number of the best artists in the city, in
cluding Mrs John Drew, Mr. J. S. Clarke, ttn.,
have already volunteered their valuable services,
and those who desire to aid the good cause are re
quested to leave their names at Beek h Lawton's,
634 Chestnut street, as quickly as possible, in order
to complete the programme. Surely none will re_
fore their aid- Mr. Peter Riohings as Washington,
and Mice Riohings singing "The Star Wrangled
Banner," as the Goddess of Liberty, would be a
great feature : and go a long way towards refuting
the late calumnies circulated against her.
A. letter dated at Montgomery , on the 18th inst.,
andpublished in the Savannah Republican, says :
" Vice President Stephens has returned to the
city, and will fill the Presidential chair in the tem
porary absence of his Excellenoy, who iereported
to be making arrangements for establishing his
headquarters at Richmond. This is of itself a sig
nificant fact. Fdie army of litty thOIIIIIZI4 man will
be equipped and ready for the field In thirty days'
time, and will be joined by as many more, if ne
cessary, before be reaches headquarters."
MOM Emmy Ramon% —The city authorities of
Richmond have passed an ordinance, directing the
issue, in the name of the oity, of three hundred
thousand dollars in small notes, for the redemption
of which the faith of the city is pledged The laW
provides for the issue of two hundred thousand
dollars - in notes of the denomination of one dollar;
fifty thousand dollars in notes of the denomination
of fifty cents; and fifty thousand eolbare is notes
of the denomination of mosntyvive mule,
T-.. 047 07 14,349 07
Philadelphia Stock Exchange Sales,
April 71,1661.
FIRST BOARD.
SO Reading R .. sawn 16
Rio a 0 _....,_... Is
Iro do ... --- 10
50 do— ..... . 163 i
50 do —.— .. wash 164"
90 N Penns R....awn 7
BOARD.
1000 Own &Am 60 13. 80
Su Lehi rh, Ocrip —. 2836
1000 OLly 63 —... 90
50 16 P , tins R_. _ ..... 7
PRICES.
0500 West Chestsr 78... 70
15 0 Perms. ss. 70
5 0 Cit. R 6s .. 90
2000 Penns. Conn 5s nips 8134
1000 Penns. R Ist m—... 99X
1000 Norristown It 61.... 98
SECOND
1200 Penn% 79
.1000 Fenno it 993$
6 Lehish Scrip.— 80
CLOSING
Bid. Asked.
Philadelphia 65 0 91
Phil& 03 R.., ani 20
Phila. 6s —new—
Parma &1.. 79 79
Read R —. 16 1614
Read bda '70.-- 89 82
Read mt 66'80'43 874 X9O
Readins 6a 'BB 67 70
Penna lex div. 36 3634
PennsßSdmt6eB2
Morrill Can eon. 40 48
Morns Can P1d.103 107
W .. 65
.3id. Asked
Rah NaY Praia . 10 115
I Elmira ft Prerd— 10
Elmira Ts .
Long Island 9
Leh Cl tc --- 48 49X
Leh Cl3c N Eng_ 293£ 30
North Penna tt —6X 7,X
N Pa ft 6a..intoft ad 69
N Penne. R 109.-80
Nalawiata oref._..
Frank & No nthw 41
lisee&Vine-et it. 7 10
West Phila 37
Philadelphia Markets.
There is more activity in Flour, the demand being
mostly to supply the home trade, and prices tend up'
ward. The sales inch' de common and good imperfide at
$6 873405 621 k ; $5 621155 87M for extras; and from $6
to $7 80 .Ije bbi for extra fatally and fAROT brands, as
in quality. At the close our lowest Imes were gene
-rally refused for standard brands.which are very scarce;
a sale orlte -bills being made at $5 6231, and Ste bbls
Broad-street mills extra at a price kept private. The
receipts and stooks are very 1102. aye Flour is steady
at $l5O. and Pennsylvania Cairn Meal snares at $275
ep• bbl, without sales of either to note.
market is poorly supplied, the receipts
by water being a:most entirely susnendesi, and prices
tend upward. with sales of 000e4 01.0 bushels to note at
rettelam for good to prime Western and Pennsylvania
red, and 140alte1i for white in store, Choice lots, if
bere,would bring more. Rye is firm at 68 1 for Penns*
yams. Corn is better. and prime y-llow scarce and
wanted. with sales of6ooo bushels at 660 afiont,mail 0136 e
in store, including 1680 bushels Western mixed at 69es
ele. Oats are firmer and- rather seams, at 36360 for
Pennsylvania, and 530 for prime Delaware, barley is
ablet.
Salta.—There is little or no Quereitron arriving, and
Ist No 1 is swirce and wanted at $25.60 per ton.
Corrox.—The market continues at a stand still, sad
we hear of no sales worthy of notice. Holders are very
firm in 'heir views, but the demand has almost ceased.
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS—There is MOO Of' no
thing doing, and there is no alteration to note.
Base -.—There is no demand. and the market is unset
tled and lower. The only sale we hear of is a small lot
of Timothy at $2 $ 0 bushel-
WHIMEY Mores of slowly at ifirslaie for Pennsyl
vania and Ohio bbls ; 170 for drudge ; and 17%e for hhds.
CITY urEms.
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES—WHITE GOODS AND
EXBROIDEILISS AT AN INCTERNSE SACNIFICN.—We doubt
if any announcement has been made m the newspapers
for a long time that will excite more general interest
and attention among our fair readers than the extra
ordinary card of Mamas. Price, Ferns, & Co., which
will be Mend in another column of our paper to-day.
These gentlemen imported directly from Europe a
magnificent stock of goods denoininated under the
head of White Goods, Linens, Laces, and Embroidenes
for the spring sales, at wholesale ; but in view of the
present war crisis, and the prostration of business con
sequent upon it, they have resorted to the expedient of
literally sacrifieing their goods in order to keep the
wheels of business in active motion. The ladies are, of
mum, too well " posted in such matters to require
any elaborate explanation from us, as to the advantages
of, promptly heedicg this announcement. To-day, at
No. el Chestnut street, (lately occupied by Chickering
& Bons,/ this superb stock will be thrown open for the
inspection of the public. Ali the goods bane, we be
lieve, been marked down at about one-half the rates
usually charged at retail, and a euffi dent force of onus
ea out attendarita wili be ready to facilitate purchases.
Seth an opportunity of securing this class of desirable.
and alma ys seasonable goods. at mere nominal prices.
has never before been presented, and we have no doubt
that thousands will economize their means Ili promptly
embracing it. To persons purchaeing by the piece. or
in larger quantities, a stilt greater reduction will be
made, so that merchants from the country will also find
it to their advantage to examine this splendid stock,
wh-oh is now positively to be cold at prices from 25 to
Se per cent. lower than the cost of importation.
SPRING CLOAKS .— Now -that t he season is at
band for our lady readers to make their purchases of
Spring Moats, we have been at some pains to ascertain
where the beet assortment may be found, and at the
most moderate prices. Our report for to-day is as fol
lows :
Nana, No. 23 south Ninth street, presents a stock of
endless variety, embracing every new style, and every
new material, and his immense trade enables him to
■ell at remarkably low prism
The large cloak establtshment, located on the Pl. F,
corner of Eighth and Walnut street:a, has also won a
wide reputation, both from the choice character of the
garment...old and the ream onalala terms at which the,
are furniahed.
At N 0.148 North Eighth street, above Cherry. these
articles are also manufactured and &splayed in great
variety, and the multitude of ladies who daily visit
there, and who come away suited and satisfied, Watt ns
to believe that it is a first-rate place to patronize.
mews, Hough ec Co., No. 25 South Tenth street, also
offer to their patrons a rare stook of graceful cluake for
Isaias, of richest unalitaet, and at low prices. This is a
new establishment, but from the business-like manner
in 'which matters; are conducted it is evident that the
proprietors are not novices in the business. Their gar
ments are much admired by ladies of taste.
SHIRTS, DRAWSRS, HT CETERA. --The season of
the year ie upon us for changing our underclothing,
adapting it for the motion. The oleos to do the mast
satisfactorily, as well es to obtain ail kinds of goode in
the Gents' Furnishing line, is at the old and popular
hones of Messrs. R. C. Walborn & Co., Nos. 6 and T
*North Sixth street.
UNION Nsctc-Tres.—Wo have Been a sample of
a very appropriate neeir-tie for the times, containing
the tri-colors emblematic, of the nation's sag. They
are composed of fine bine mils. having one end white,
and the other blue. %hey should be universally adopt
ed. Mr. E. Oppenheimer, No. 923 Church alley, is the
manufacturer, who is fully prepared to supply the
trade.
A TRRRIULE FRLLOW.—Ben. NCCullOgll is a
terrible fellow, a tremendous fellow, and of Ml the Se
cessionists we think Ben. is the most to be dreaded. if
the newspapers report his movements correctly. To
nor they may he is marching on Washington at the
head of twenty thousand men—terrible men. lake Ben..
with revolvers in each bend and bowie knives between
their teeth. To-morrow they say he has gone to Texas,
mtifectly disgusted, while the text day he is said to he
.ti I lurking an the neighborhood of the capital. the
last account of Ben. is that he has been endeavoring to
obtain one of the elegant suits from the new fashittuatde
° lames emporium of Granville Stokes, at Oki Chestnut
street, but which we are sure he crnnot have at any
price. all lovers of their country line garments will
be sold, and a handsome gilt wilt accompany each sate.
Triz GRAMM OF UNIFORM.—The ohmage of the
uniforms worn by volunteers from the Old-fashioned
uncomfortable. straight-laved affairs, to easy and be-
Miming garments is most marked. and our soldiers do
not look as though they had swallowed tnaar own ram
rods. Apropos of this fact, we would ea I attention to
the grimed and easy appearance of the civilian. wk
meet. most of whom wear the elegant and comfortable
garments made at the Brown kltone Clothing Nall of
Rookhul & Wilson, Om SO and PA Chestnut street ,
above Eflth.
MERCHANTS' HOTEL—Fourth street. below Arch
L W ^arroll Geo Kremeiberg, Balt
H Brink & wf, Baltimore Mrs Wild. kg-Ain:nor°
W KOh'er. Yawns II Graham, Virginia
Jut Graham & la, Balt Mies L Baustlys, natempre
Miss Henry & sister. Balt John W Bans., 11 Ham
W E Smith, Milford H Tighe. Snow
John Du Bois. Wmsport J rt Braydon, Boston
T Amadeu. Boston J Dull, lisrosburg
Y Farmer. Chicago John Go/don. New Albany
.1 C Waltman., Pennsylvania Ram! Rankin. Wainen
Thee Graham. Wardlington A Kelley. Buoks eo. Pa
Jae Pollock, Thompeonv,Ps. Wm Kohler, Virginia
ri Graham. Vyre-nia M ntalone, Pennsylva.nia
Thos] Brown,Canandaigna W Tntle es wf, Pynna,
H wove, berim. Pa C K Armstrong Bleubenv
J B Fin'ay. Pennsylvania C P Roberts, Paeans Hall
Gen Wm Lilly, M Chunk B B Mir mg, Harrisburg
R T Wood, Pennsylvania P T MMus. Elmira, N Y
J F Smitb. Ctibmkeraburc Wm RRiilsey,Conneatiotit
H M Harriman:Wisconsin Iy. Parkerson, N C
B Davenport. le heeimg,Ya. bus K suffer, New York
Jos Kanffer. New York Henry Gilbert. Barr sburg
T C Coart. New Yo'k T B John on, New York
T L Hale & da, New York PH. bunker, Pittsburg
P Yyraff. Pittsburg L W Stanley, Mann
B W Wait, klaSsfilffingette IMO Abrams, Da
John W mono, Look Haven
ST. LOUIS ROTBL—Chestnnt street, above Third,
.1 Lee. New York W A Beard. Mae
GPr Thornton Maas N Sexton, Baltimore
M Wilkins:Ashland, 0 AWood. New York
Dr W Loewe, New. York .1 H B own. Ohio
F Randall. Massachusetts e W Jones, Philadelphia
J A Mcnheimer, New York W Rethrtngton, Kansas
Lient T W Davis, New York Sergt P R N York
.1 G flumes. Lancaster Mrs Graham & 3 ch. Pinta
7tH Carr, New Y B C Lee, Penne
' A Kendall. New . York A Rogers, Bangor. Maine
Jacob P Cour, New York N Wilson, Wash, D
H C Wallan & la, New York E R Holtman
W Smith, Philadelphia
Aram IT—Evening
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut street, above Fifth.
R, W Williams, Maryland S Anderson. Maryland
S Baker. hew York chandler Ball. Penns
C P Taylor. Penns W J Hawn. MiZor, Pa
.1 J Istkm Prttaburg Wm a moll; u ", A
'rhosPowell Maryland B M Ben Ines, U 8 A
A Reulines, IJ S A H L R Soreve, U S A
S Edwards. U S A Chas S. Hatch, U S A
Henry F, ink. Lewisburg .1 H Riley
J S Mecum New Jersey Iwiiith Warren. Virginia
Sand Mimes Chambersburg i. W Miele& W Cheater
H thauer. North Carolina I W Johnson
F Draper, New York P H Pe,tue
Jos O'Brien Cap' F W Huntly
J H Everhart, W Chester A U Glibly, Pittsburg
John Tindall. Yampa H Montraititill. N - York
R Dyer. Woodbury R S Nteldrum, Rrohm , r, Va.
Soo F Mouth, Riohmd. Ye 'Wm Ransom, Itibhmd-
H P West. New York Mum I Wood, Now York
Jae 8 Van Amnridge,R
THE UNION—Arch street. above Third
J H Barton, PhDade'ribia B °otter. ! D- NJ
ROM Du Buie, New Jersey A W Deisfield, "Baltimore
Lewis MoDowell.Wmport E Numhers, Ohio -
F M 'Wheeler New York PR. Buddy. New York
J Thompsou,Vir Carlisle, 0 R o Curtis & wf, Belt
R Gana. wenusylvania Robt Phillips, ochuyl 00
Saml McGra ,
th, Pittsburg W Dewy er k Ye'
J Kitfbee Detroit ft &shied,
COMMERC'AL HOTEL-Sixth st,. above Chaatnut.
---- Hyde. Delaware Wm H Eldev,Maryland
Jlt Taylor, Rordentown A White. Willistown
J A Strawbridge, Chester co J Slack. PennsYlvania
T Walton. Chester co A W site
II AHa dins, 1j A HHStewart,.TiBA
Wm R Grevanyer, U A W D Robe ta. A
it Hodson. Oxford. Pa It Baker, Chester oo
S Patterson, Miltbrook, Pa D Stubbs. ()alum, Pa
John Harman. Doylestown R B Matthias, Pottsville
John Dugan W Cheri er John Si Miller, Pottsville.
H kwbank, Wilmington Lieut eerrill, Philadelphia
Wm J Baker. Juniata oo Truman Coates, Lano co
John Traynor, Chester co
STATES UN lON—Market street, above Sixth.
B B Chicago G E Allen, New York
John All e n, New Jersey T Y Sims, Chester co
B Wielder. Rochester. N Y Jacob we ty, (* . reel:mama
John Brumbaugh, Bhippensb Jacob Homes. Baltimore
I' 8 Arts, Shipper:WM% Jno r Weaver, Vr ash, DC
Morris enamour, Baltimore is Becket, Shippen, Ya
D W Taggart, ripiesen, Ya P Miner Hewing
StrouseHer 'Ours Samuel Brown, Ha
rriß b, g ;
H Hates. H arrisburg R O'Brien Harrisburg
Wm Kobineon . Greensburg 11 brum I
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Aa W erfugh, Pittsburg M Viultatus:Murytund
JR t , eott. Mary land John -Watt, Latrobe, fa
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL—Second et.. bel. Vine.
T 8 Heston. Newtown C Palmer, Fdgewood
A Blake. .Newtown Jae C Cornell, Penna
BP Wrigley. Phil& J E Wrigley. Min
D E Patterson. New Jersey Chas P.m. Penna
Chas Boater. Pena Jok Hill. Penna
Geo Pickering, Backs co W H Pomp. r &eon
Ft 8 Cooley. r eaten E Leedom. Jr, Bucks co
0 ateon, Hatboro .1 Butch, Penns
J B Inure. Pence J B rater. Tra ton, N J
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hl H Dreher_ troudsburg CC Murray New York
Wm Radford, Newtown !vac Woodruff, Newtown
Jas An , mean, Newtown C C Oozy, _Newtown
B F Hough : Newtown
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL-Beoona et.. above Arch.
IL Hunt. New Jersey Ca_pt Angel, New Jersey
/1. Bird Ea la,..es Jersey S Thompson & la. .N Jersey
.1X Malone, BOW Jersey Jos T Yonder's, New York
Neill. Tenneerree Miss L Edwards. Ma
D M Brodhead bordentn J 8 Huntley, New Jersey
8 stone. New Jersey I F; Eldred. Penns
A Calder. Wayne to. Pa Miss Sallie Thomann, C
J E eiriodgraite, New York
REVERE HOUSE--Tturd street. above Raee,
GIC Bechtel, Trenton. N.l G Kaufman. Virginia
It 8 Thud well, Minerevi tie H Adams, A. Wand
GA A schbech . Allentown Et .1 rk ectuer. Allentown
B F Whitby. ehe.ter co Alex P Halfi-Id. Yhita
Joe Dean, Rhode Island W C flair, Phila
Col M
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W Muria, York, Fa
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C c limes, Pa Jae Sanfnrd, Tennessee
John Wampole Tennessee Wm Mock, ?sawn
It Irtuor. hasten NI Forme, New Jells!
Chas HI/mite, Soh Raven Geo la isokeon. Penns
Dr I w Alwyn Oh Phila Capt H J Bendier. Patsy
Limit Li ste ner . , Pottsville Lient N Rosenb e r g .tsv
John Pottsville Lieut M N Y
W usensinger. Penns John Miller, Blaney, 0
L C Elfeh, num
FOUNTAIN HOTEL—Seem:hi et. above Market
L A met, Phila Wm Evans, w Cheater
Ohms B Hopkins, N J Chap Peed, N Y
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Flanaran Capt RC Cooper, Phila.
Capt e M Mooney, Plula J 'seam, Yhita
BLACK DEAR—Third street, above CallowhilL
J Willooz, Wilminetn, Del Geo Nagle, Newtown
Wm Ruppert, Penns Lome H Mohr, Penns
John A tamer, 'a remont Gto,per Benito, ;teethes"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.
.. . -
First.-- ... ...18 Tenth ....
--. P Nineteenth-- 19
Second ..........13 Eleventh
..-....... 6 Twentieth . —.15
Third .... 3 Twelfth.—_ ..._ 6I Twenty-first ..,.. 6
Fourth —........10 Thirteenth..." 9Twenty-seeond.. 4
Fifth ---.13 Fourteenth__ 7 Twenty-third.... 6
Sixth -- ...... 9 Fi ft eenth—.ll Twenty -fourth,..23
Seventh.. 9 Sixteenth--..... 7Unknown ..."-..11
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Ninth.-- .-....6 Eighteenth......ll Total--.—. 259
The number of deaths compared with the correspond
ing
_week of 1860 and of last week, was as follows:
week ending April 18, 1860, waa....-..... —.189
Week ending April 93. MR. was. - - --- - -• i --- • - 3 "
By order 01 tne Board of Health.
WILLIAM READ. Realth Officer.
MOURNING STORE, NO. 918 CHEST
NUT litreet.—BFSSON & 80N have Just re
ceived' gray mixed Chefs De amen. 12Mo ; black and
white fans printed Grenadine Games 123G0; blank .nd.
purple ; Mao& and staple Cloaly Delaines.
18Mo ; black nareiss 4 lBXo • black plaid 13 twee. Mut
/mound mourning Eng.ash ' Chintzes, /00 Bheunera
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Also. blank Ihreses.4.-raps &mats, Craps
_Taverna.
tana,Sammer BombEisines. Challys . Ogress Hermint,
or Gisnadine !forages, Camels' Hair Baleen. 'remi
ses. iliouselines. Lawns, and all other goods requisite
or dos, and second mounting attire" 509
OFATEMENT OF THE UNION BANK,
as required by the second section of the act of
t a General Assembly of this Commonwealth, approved
the 18th der of October, A. D. 1887.
Amount of loans and discounts— .. ---81403 781 58
towns. 615231 T
" due from other banks-- . 87.456 23
01E003 /A . . ... 45,655 OP
deposits, includins balances due
to other banks. . 283 349 18
PHILADELPHIA. April 26.1861.
CITY OP PHILADELPHIA. ss :
1. James Lesley, Cashier of the Union Bank, being
irworn. depose and say that the above statement is oor
reel, to the beet of my knowledge and belief.
i• lAMBS L.ESE.,hrI, Cashier.
Sworn before me, this 26th day of April, A. D. 1861.
it .1011P1 It. FRICK, Notary Public.
PEN ASYLVANIA HOSPITAL. PHILA.
RELPLIIA, 4th monte. 6th. 186 L—The oontrihu
tont to the t' carNOYLYAr.IA tiVd.kITAL are hereby
notified Mt an eleotiou fur twelve Managers and
Treasurer, to serve for the ensuing yew. wilt be held.
- Pursuant to law, at the Hospital, FIFTH MONSM,
(may) 6th. IE6I. at 4 o'clock P. et.
apS 'nth tno6 WM. BlDOLE.Seoretery.
AVry.OFFICE OF THE SELIMOKIni TAL
LSY AND PUrf I 3YII4LE .KAIsfAttAD %ML
, 609 WALNUT nrreet. _
PHILAIIKLPHIA, April 11. MI.
The Annual Meeting of the btookhoidere of the
Ph9R10134 VlslieY and Pottsville Railroad Company Will
be held at the Office of the COMO.InY• on MUMMY.
Bth of +nab at 12 o'clock. tor the edeogion of Managers
and a President to serve tor the onstung
apl2 11298cdtm3 6
1 - 17- OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
CUItiIPAAV, Pnilaoelpnia, April n, 1861.-1 he
Gard of Directors have this day declared &semi-sa
ndal dividend of Ta E PEK OENT. on the capital
Mock of the Company. clear of Mate tax, payable on
and after Ala) Pun, 1811.
Powers of attorney for collection of dividends can be
had on application at the office of the Company, No.
28 it. Third street. THOMAS T. FIRTH,
aplB lm Treaeurer.
rioncE —ALL ANSWERS TO THE
LF Circular of the CuroM ['CI% E OF PUEO.IC
Ca eTTY will be received by JOBa:Pli PATTERbON,
Etq-, President of the Western Bank, who has been
appointed Treasurer. ap23-6t"
WSCHUYLKILL A.PiD ISIIreQUELIAIIIVA
RAILROAD W.—Tile Annual Meeting, end
ou of the utookholders of tae Schuylklll and /Sus
quehanna Railroad Company. as required by their
(matter, will be held at the CON . / no:L. TAL ROT.uL,
iu Via OM of PhiiSdelPhiS. on MON.
DAY. May era, 1881. at 12 o'clock, M., for the purpose of
choosing a "'reluctant and six Manage to serve for the
enema ear. and also for the consideration of such
other buainesa u may proving be brought before glad
Meetinr. FRANK R. IRMO,
April 13, /261. fat l 64M76] iSearetary.
MILITARY NOTICES.
ti QUARTERMASTERS DEPARTMENT,
HOME GUARD.
CITY OF PHILLDELPHIL, April 29• 1861
NOTICE.--to as to avoid any further unarepreaon
hon. as to color, .tyte. and cost of uniform a the
" Rat r. GUARD," members of compsmes now en
rolled, or to he organized, are requested to examine
sums at thie office. WILLIAM BRADFORD,
at 29 it Quartermaster Home CRuard.
iAT A STATED MEETING OF TUE
• Bows , RIFLES of Philadeltihie t the following
mere appointed to reoeise and enrol members:
THOMAS U. HRO Wis. 1031 Market street.
A Et Cli'D W. Msc AL Pi r 4 el ,11) South Eleventh et.
.1/01E8 LAO ir I r.. SR Wharton street.
D AMYL u.eINTYIt6.I27 Jones' alley.
WILLIAM DAVI tb.obl mai outh street.
PETER inzMuItLA.ND. Preset.
A. W. lidAcAi r nina,?,eoy. ap29l gtt
iATTENTION ! BUSB-HILL IN-
F A N TRY —TO memhers of this company will as
semble at their hall, northeast corner of NINE
re: e.... TEt and NOR i.ll IStreeta, on MOND .. Y I.:ya
wns next, the 29th inst., at hail' past 7
o'clock. FUR
J.).41 LL. .
Pane teal atte ndanee is earnestly reguested.
By order of O. V. tIALINER, Captain.
Attest—H. !R. FRANCIS, Sec y. . it
tNOTICI E.—All able-bodied men sym
pathizing with the Baltimore miles, arid deeiroue of
assisting them in avenging their wronas, c an enroll
themealres es members of the " Baltimore Union
Volunteers," by calling at the Upton Hotel, Dock
street, within three Gaye. Men of courage, fear not to
sustain that flag which has protected you. lt.
AT A MEETING OF THE RESl
oente of the FIFTEENTH WARD, held on Mon
day evening. April 22.1181. it wee resolved that we
form ourselves into s Company of 100 Men, for the
protection of the city of Philadelphia. to be eal'ed THE
tiWtH HILL INFANTRY; and that we offer odyselves
to the Commander of tse Home Pm& ar coon sit the
roll is full. Ely order of C. V. DAUBER, Captain.
attest H M. FR A INOTS, BeIYMIII7. 11
1 WELCH SOCIETY .—A t the request
of 'several members of the Society, I hereby invite
those members who have not enrolled their names
in ant at the Military organies. ions now forming or
having been formed. for the defence of the city and the
support of the Constitution and Laws of the United
t qwes, and 'he than and Stripes of the Union, who are
Olepored to form an association either for the military
defence of the city or to aid tie se who have volunteered
for such purpose, to meet at the Wetherili House, SAN
SONE htreet, shave nix h. on TUEoDAY ts Y UMW,
soch ninant, at,i3i o'clock, JOS. AL 'MOM AS.
at 29 2t President Welsh Society.
HEADQUARTERS nomc GUARD,
CITY 0Y FliitangLPPLA, .April 26th, 1861.—GENE
RAL ORDER, iNo, 9.
Y.
'The organization of the Companies composing " The
How a Guard of Philadelphia" will be as follows. viz :
Every Company, whether of Cavalry. Arrillery. In
fantry. or Rifles. will have the following officers, viz
one Captain. one First Lieutenant. one sesond Lieu
tenant. one Third Lieutenant. one Furth Lieutenant,
and one Company Quartermaster; Mao the following
Pon-Commissioned Officers, viz : fur Sergeants, four
Corporals, two Musicians, and one hundred privates.
Each Company of Cavalry will also have one other
non commissioned officer, viz : a Farrier and Black
smith.
Each Company of Artillery will also have two other
non commissioned (Afters, viz two A rtifi oe rm.
For Cavalry. Artillery, Light Infantry, and Rifle
Companies, both the musicians are Butlers; for Com
p
a an i es
le ef Infantry, the musiolaas are, a Drummer and
Fr.
Each C,.mbanw shall 'mica he own ,fficera and non
commissioned Masers by ballot ; which must be done
before On t!omnany can be finally mastered into the
Guard. Offices of the Yonne Guard may be over forty
five years of age.
The Como ander retreats his strong advise to the
CoMnaniee. to Baird capable and of officers and
non -oommiesmuto orecurs.
irf.
The.organization of Regiments will be announced
hereafter.
IV.
Every Company. whether already accepted or in
w 00... of Imputation. will proce.d in drilltng with the
urmnat i Away. . J. PLEASANT .N.
ap29.2t Commardtmc Prime Guard.
tiUNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
LIGHT INFAtITRY uoRpB,
All. Alumni of the Ihnvertity of or under . Five
Years &audit:ie. are invited to enroll themselvea on
the mnister.roll of the am. Appeeation to be made
p"
at the University, Messrs. fIARTRANFT,
wAGNER.
rEPRISR,
Committee.
HOME GUARD. ELEVENTH PR&
MINOT, TWENTY-THIRD WARD —Liberty and
Union. nou and forever. one and insoparnbiel —
At a meeting of the citizens of the Twenty-thud
ward, held at Robert N. Murray's, &annum. on Fri
day evening. April 26th. JOSEPH M. BANES, kisq• ,
was caned to the Chair ; Bo NJ. 13. W[48024.1'0. D..
JOSPPH MURRAY. CHAS. RAINIRR. 6EORf3E
AARr. ALP R ED GENTRY, and JOHN W. TRU YIP
were aimed Vice Presidents, and WM. W. MI6 "
Secretary.
A. committee being eh van. the following Preamble
and resjutions were submitted and unanimously
edneted:
treas. The Btar-Spangled Banner, the glOrious
andien of our country'. Lberty, has been ruthlessly
torn from its position and trailed in the du.t by in
testine foes—subjects who hove erjoYed all the r i ch
blessings wAioh the noblest Government benea'h the
sun can bestow: Aed whereto. by reason of snob foes
our country is imperilled and its present condition im
peratively demands that every good oitizon
array himself upon the side of the . - 0 siltation and the
laws, in opposition to all traitors: therefore, we.
the citizens of the Twenty-third ward, do hereby form
ourselves into an aseociation for the deft noe of the
lives and property of the citizens of the said ward, as
well as the city of Philadelphia, whenever and
wherever our services may be required within the
limits of the said oity or ward.
It. WM. W. BURKE, Secretary.
HEADQUARTERS HOME GUARD,
Over or Pargetiax.rwrii, April 2S,_ MM.—ORDER
No. 4—MIRDICaL DEPeiRTMENT.
Jet. 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 sick and wounded soldiers shall be
'once.
Zd. This Drumm shall appoint, at the nomination of
the Commander of tne Home Guard, tour or more ?e
-xistent Surgeons, to be assigned to such duty as may be
necessary.
Ed. The Medical Dim for shall select acoovemoda.
Hone for the reoeption of the mak and wounded, and
make suoh requisitions uron the Quartermaster for
hospital ierniture and stores as may on required
4th. 'i his Hospital snail he used nor only for the sick
and wounded or the " Rome Guard," hut also for any
others in the service of the United ignites.
sib. This Department shall be gove,ned by United
States regulations.
mh. Moyamensing Hall has been assigned to the Horne
Guard for hospital purposes. and will hp fitted up ao
coral net!. under the orders of the Medical Direetor.
7th. Dr. John Nell is hereby appointed Med;eal Di
recto-. 41 A. J. PLEASOfteI ON.
ap2B.Bt Commander of Home Guard.
HEADQUARTERS HOME GUARD,
NTT OF PHILADELPRIA, April N. 1861.-0 -
De e R No. 6.—Many inquiries having been made re
lative to the der alio of uniform, it is mated, for the
information Of thole interlined ;
Ist. That optimal military organizations will be ac
cepted on part of the Home Guard, without being re
quired to conform to the patterns of uniform adopted
by the Home Guard raised in the wards—but omit be
unifouned by Regiments.
2d. Thar ea It MS, be difficult to obtain on abort ito
floe a sufficient quantity of CADET GRAY cloth for
the entire lame. any other shade of slay will be se
ct, etc d, if si.ificient for en entire Regiment.
Si. The cost of euttab a uniforms may be varied. it is
affirmed from 16.50 per salt to $2O- according to taste.
4th le cases where it may be difflonit for the men to
furnish their own untiorms it is suggested that the
Wards in which these oomptutioa may be raised shall
furnish funds to glumly said uniforms. in cot stderatiou
of theprotection afforded by Lae Guard.
6th. The Regiments of the " Young_Guard" will be
allowed to subatitute for the Army Bat, specified in
Urder No S. a gray Cadet Cap.
6th. It is positively determined that no company of
less number than one hundred men will be received. nor
Will waster Rolle 11 tho Home Guard or Poem! Ur
ganlzations hereafter be I urnished. exempt ion pre
seetauon of a copy of signatures to original wary& tn
rollments. A. J. PL) , ,AeUNTOrt
ap26.6t Commander of Home Gua rd.
f. LIE ADQUARTERIS HOME GUARD,
OITY OF PHILADELPHIA— FKILADIELPEI/,
A 1,1124,1861.
OROKR. No. 7.—ln addition to the Yount and
Old Home Guard. there will he oreanixed a RESI
DENT ROMle GUARD. without reference to are or
locality, who will be a fixed local Guard. mibjeot to the
orders from Headquarters of Rome Guards. The or
sanization into t,ompaniee and Regiments will con
form in number to those of the Borne Guard, viz one
hundred privates in each Company.
PLEASONTON.
ap26-6t Commander ol Borne Guard.
HEADQUARTERS HOME GUARD.
OF PHILADELPHIA, Aram 24, 1241.-ORDER.
No. B—Dr Hammel L. Hollingsworth. Dr. Josep_h
Hopkinson, Dr. F•snois G. smith, and Dr. John H.
B. McClellan. are hereby appointed Bun:eons, and
members of the Medical Bureau, established by order
No. 4, natsti April 23, instant, thus completing the
Bureau. They will Le obeyed and regpeoted accord
ingly. A. J. E AcONT..24.
&eta 6t Commander of Dome Guard of Philad'a.
.ti. HOME GUARDS HEADQUARTERS,
■PHILADSLPIttoI., April 22,1861
ORD ii. tt No. B.—The Uniform for the HOME
GUARD will consist of a mingle-breasted light or
cadet gray frock coat, with atandtng collar, and buttone
of the arm to yr Mott the regiment may belong:pantaloon
of the same 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
cost not exceeding Twenty Dollars for each man- and
will be furnished by the members of the RO w) E
GUARD themselves. The Urivorms will be hablivally
worn. go that on the occasion of an alarm the of
and men can repair at once to their armories, without
stopping to change their clothes.
Soma! Mill's» Organizations, farmed or to be
formed. will select their own Uniforms.
(Bisnedd A.. 1. PiAia BANTON,
a024-et Commander of Home Guard.
CAVALRY COMPANY.—AII per
hav , nr command of a home are invited
to attend the meeting of the CAVALRY
CORPS to be attached to the Home Regi
ments." Nese. young," to be held at the WETH KR
ILL HOUR a, &Immo street, above dizth atm:, THIS
biTEIVINO, at 734 o'clock, 137 order.
It• A. R. PAUL, Preeident.
RETAIL Jinx g3iOODS.
EMBROIDERIES.
•
J. M. HA_FLEIGII,
•
NOB. 809 and 4111.0RESTBUT STREET,
Will Open on MONDAY, April 29,
FIVE CASES
EMBROIDERIES,
All to be sold at a great sacrifice.
FOR CASH ONLY. ap29.2t
RED, WBITE, AND BLUE GOODS
FOR FLAGS.
Red, White, and Flue Delathes.
Red, White, and Wee Merino.
Red, White, en = Blue dills.
Red, White, and Me Flannel.
EYRE do LANDELL,
alas FOURTH and ARCH Streets.
ryßs & L ANDELL ARE OPENING
Bargains from New York notions.
Seasonaole firers bloods.
Fashionable Jihawls.
ewest shape Mantles.
Plain Challies, choice shades. ap29
IaBIESPEG'T INDIA SILKS, SHEPHERD
PLAIDB.—These goods are perfect and extra
glom.
Black and White Plaids.
Brown and White Plaids.
Blue and White Plaids.
Purple and White Pt-.ids.
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land. Delaware. ard Virginia; Radroada, Water
Routes. Forte. &0., &o. 1. very one on the maroh there
should have one. 1"r/oe 25 mite. Mentz wanted in
every part of the State. Money ran to made by it.
For sale. wholesale and retail. by JNO. IIdeFARGAN.
32 South SIX CH street, above Chestnut, Moe of
Appleton's 0) cloyed's. ap2s-31
BV°1(81 LAW AND 111230ELLANEqIIS,
new and old, bought, sold „ and exchanged, at the
PYIILADEI PPIIA-Basa K BOOK 13 runs, No. 419
CHESTNUT Street. Libraries at a distance purchased.
Those having Books to sell, if at a distance, will state
their names, sines. bindings, dates, editions, prices,
arid conoitions. WAN TBD—Bocits pruned 1-y Segue
iniohn, 0,5 w 91.1 as early Books printed in and
upon America Autograph Letters and. Portraits +pur
chased. Pamphlet Laws of Pennsylvania for sale. Cata
logues. in press, sent free. Libraries appraised by
Sefg t[ JOHN afiIIIPBELL.
ATTENTION,
HOME GUARDS.
THE CAP
ADOPTED BY COL. PLEASANTON,
For sale by
CHAS. LAING 460 CO.,
SIXTH AND CREBTNTJT DTILBETS.
Any style of HAT or CAP got tur at the shortest
notioe. apTt•6t
WESTERN HAMS,
JUST RICXIVIID
ON CONSIGNMENT,
Will be sold low. by
A. T. LANE & CO.,
4449-3 t 419 MARKET STREET,
PRIME IS AN INCREASING DEMAND
fn? the Colored PtiotosTSPhil for II sewn ea for
et all prices, et tiztpoZkli coMplete end
exlensiVe outatiluitiment. SECOSID St , above omen.
OLIVE OlL.—Pnre Ohve Oil, Loamy
KUM t u dniVllrtglg gait dill
WANTS.
WANTED —A Young Man to Learn
the Acrusulbtral stEd reed busmen. Addreet
" A. O. B. " Prsits umo. ap2T St
WANTED —A Lad to do Errands. Ad
dress " T." Press °Mee. apo-ef
WADITED—AGENTB to sell PAtJKA
GES 9f OTATfONERY and JEWELRY. at
prices one third hug than Can be purohaaed elsewher e.
Call on or add rasa (stamp enclosed) J. L. BAIL E.Y. No.
/64 COURT Street, Boston. Mae& mhz-sm
EMPWYERS WANTING YOUNG
men, &0., are invited to addreert the " Employ
ment Committee," at the Rooms of the You men's
Christian Association, 1009 and 1011 CHESTNUT
Street apl-6m
A MERIOAN NOBOOL INSTITUTE
LA- EST BUSHED 1 1 5 _To supply Families and
Sohools with the best Teachers.
o aid A owners to suitable appointments..
To buy and sell school properties on commission.
To give parents information of good schools.
G. S. WuODM aN & COMPANY,
(Late r•mt,. oodoo New—)
596 BROADWAY' York.
mbe mws-2m *. South itIXIM
skiWANTED—A VESSEL, of the capa
city of from LOCO to 1,200 barrels, to load for the
We.t lodtee. Appl to
JAURETCHE & CAR STAIRS,
Cog and aO4 South FRONT Street.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
is WEST .PHILADELPBI A-TO BENT.
Mgt —A modern COTTA 0 b, containing parlor, dining
goolll,lloa seven chamber* . *only to
sln•lig 0. A. TEAR RISON.
gig PUBLIC SkLE.—Will be sold at
INla.publiosale on MONDAY. the 6th clay of MAY
next. on t e premises in the Borough of Chester, De
.aware county, Pa.. at 2 o'ol.tok Y. M , all that veryde•
tirable and valuable Property and Factory Buildings
• hereon erected, with Such mummery as belongs to it.
he property is situate* at the steamboat humins, in
Chaster, ocattaaaing 1100b8 OP LAND, has about
SOO feet river front. This prooettt la W.71-thy the attan
ti n of manatee, urere ; is IS miles from Philadelihm,
and in almost hourly common cation with the city bi
water and railroad. Conditions at sale.
JOHN COCHRAN,
Rail Fatale Agent and • notioneer.
fia FOR SALE OR TO RENT—Three
BlL,Loommodiova brick DWELLINGS in IleAdonfield,
New Jena,, centrally located. welt Bonded. &0.,
within two 'quarts of railroad depot
C. H. SHINN,
222 WALK UT Stu et.
'TO RENT WITH FURNITURE.-A
handsome f# OUSE, pith every modern oonveni
enoe, in Arch street, west of seventeenth.
ADDIS' to A. P. & J. H. MORRIS.
eptO lm 9 t 6 Altoi3 Street.
TO RENT. —The large Dwelling
MIL
Bount-440. 416 Booth PIPTERNTU ett.et. pp
ply to J
12t. BERG EMIT PRICE, No. 813 ARCH Street.
splB-
910 LET--SEOOND-STORY ROOM, 802
-•-• CHESTNUT street. over LEW'S LADOMUB
4t. Co.'s Jewelry Store,The beet location in rbiladel•
his for any kind of light busineiw. Apply in the
Jewelry Store. Rent 8400. fell)
To RENT—A very desirable STORE,
on the Ninth-street front of "The Continental
Hotel." The Store at Ninth and Bansom streets eape•
Matt,' adapted for a ISAIIDI.II and Harman M
airsN
JOIIN RIC
td ° Bl to
Southwest NINTH and RANSOM btraists.
da TO LET-A DESIRABLE DWEL
=I. LING. NO 123 North TAIRTEENTE Street.
Apply to WETHEIILL & tuttailtut, 47 and 49
North SECOND Street. mhl4-tf
nTO RENT—For the Eummer season : .
a commodious Country House, with furniture,
grounds, and ritabling, within two hours' ride, by rail,
of Philadelphia. Apply to E. WiLBor4, at 333
MARKET dtreet ; or address " JOSIAH WItAON,
Perkeravalle. Chester Co., Pa." apf -Irn
CRESTNUT-STRIZET HOUSE and
Ida STORE to rent.—The desirable busi row location.
1322 CHESTNUT Btreet.with dwelling attached. Apply
at 431 CHESTNUT atm , . apil
GERMANTIiWN PROPERTY TO
RENT.—Tis Rent, the term, and coannotlioue
modern-built Howe, oorner of AIII4IAT street and
WILLOW Avenue, with gaa, bath, hot and told water,
and ati the modern improvements. Aptay . to PEN bY
S. TARR, 710 GitEkat Street. Philadelphia, or on the
premises. aels-tf
AN TO RENT TWO COUNTRY
wousFs,one mile from Timony. Inquire No.
717 WA ',NUT &treat. mh2e am*
TO RUNT--THRI LAR , O3 AND CON
VENIENT Coal Wharf and Lumber Yard, at
Maylandeille. Twenty-fourth ward. APPLY to E. C. &
E..lt WARREN. on the premises. mhitw tf
pox EXCHA.NOE.-A CHOICE TRACT
•■-- of good unimproved farm land in the !State of New
Jersey, convenient to the city, will be amchanted for
airy pro:pert,. Apply et No. .I.ls FEDERAL Street.
En-tr •
F R. CORSON,REAL ESTATE BROKER
/. AND CONVEYANCER, NORRISTOWN, PA.
—Real Estate bought and sold on reasonable terms.
Stores and dwellings ror sale or rent in Norristown and
country. Good mortgages negotiated. Collections made.
The beat references given.
I.IU MAO BALE OF VALUABLE PRO.
s- PERTY.
'BRE "EMPORIUM BEAL ESTATE AND MANU
FACTURING- COMPANY,"
Of Mauna itt, Pulaski 4.:ouuty,
Will offer at PUBLIC SALE, on the premises,
On WEDNESDAY. the lath day of May next,
A Large Number of'
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS,
Eligibly Located for Stores Factories , and Residences,
Also.
A SPACIOUS BRICK IRON FOUNDRY, WITH
MACHI , E SOUP.
And all the appurtenances necessary for the business
of manufacturing Pnitines and Boilers for steamboats,
Sugar, and all other Mills. used in the Southern an
We s tern country. The Patterns comprise the modern
improvements in machinery. with a tall and complete
set of Patterns for Stoves, adapted to both wood and
0051. • This property, from the advantageous location
of Mound City, is one of the mom valsomde in the
Southwest.
Also at the some time,
A FIRST-CLASS TR RF.E.STOsY FRAME MO
DRRN-BUILT HOTEL,
Containbig some fifty rooms. with a full set of Furni
ture. The Hotel is now doing a large and profitable
business. Also a number of
BRICK STORKS AND COTTAGE RESIDENCES.
TERMS oft BALs.—One& fourth (30 cash ; the remain
ing payments in /91. 24, and 55 month,, from date of saw.
Nearing interest at the rate of six per cent ear annum.
The cash payment may be made in the Bonds of the
Comany, and the time payments will be taken in the
Stock of the Company at par, except for improved pro
perty, for which three-fourths of the immune-money
MAT remain. upon mortgage.
As the Company propose to dispose of all their im
provements. oolutaitets have a rare opportunity for pro
fitable investments in one of the best located and most
flourishing cities in the great Southwest. Forparticu
lars, mature of or address JESSE E. PEYTON,
President E. R E. & M. Co..
mh26-tml4 Office 212 WALNUT Street. Philsda.
BOARDING.
BOARDERS will be received at a retired
hut pleasantly-Situated Farm House, in OH FS
TER COUNTY. but a short dietetic. from the &d
-read. The dwellins in beautifully shaded. which, with
large Vegetable and Fruit Oa-dens, will furnish b-ard ere with ever• luxury tit- country cart alibrd. Address
" H. B 13.," office of The Press. ay26-Im*
BBOARDING.-Handsome rooms in suites
and eines. vacant. corner MX • EENTH
and LOCUS r Streets. seal 6t•
CLOTHING.
ASHIONABLE TAILORING MA-
EI BLISHMENT,
328 CEIASTNITUBtreet. below Fourth s ; south side
H. BT.IdVaMiON
RellPeetrtillT informs his numerous customers and the
public in general that he has }wit received hie Spring
Styles. which be will be pleased to sell on the most
seasonable terms for cash. mbet-fmw ein
SPRING MILLIN ERY.
in s MRS. E. JACOBS, No. 212 NORTH
VA RA EIGRTH &rent, will open a FMIHIONABLE
AB•ORTMFNT OF SPRING MILLINhAY, on
THURSDAY, April Ilth..sae-lm
MRS. M. 8. BISHOP, 1016 CHEST.
1114111 NUT Strevt. ha received a ohotoe anortment of
PARIS MILLINERY for the Spring. mh29-1m
p ai MISSES OTRYAN, 914 CHESTNUT
Weft Street. will open PARIS MILLINERY for the
j3pripif on THURSDAY. April 4- mh26-101.
FIREARMS
GUNS AND RIFLES—For sale cheap
hy MOORE, RENSZkV. & CO., •
ap2s 6t 140. 427 MARKET Street.
LOST AND FOUND.
eti ESTRAY.-- Brought to the pre
mises of the sabseriber, April 21. a White arid
Red COW. about Bor 9 years old. he owner is re
quested to prone property. pay charges, at d take her
away, otherwise she will be disposed of according to
law._ F. it. Weititt.Eit.
WASHINGTON DROVE YATID,I
Ridge Raid. Aprit 24, 1811. ap2o 21.
LOST -Five Coupons, No. 206, 207, 250,
sn. and 298. due Jan. 1888, issue of the county of
Allegheny to the Pittsburg and ConneLsvitte ltadroad.
A liberal reward will be given for the return of the same
to IL P.IIIIDETtN.
111hIRtf 6 Narth FRONT 66-romt.
SBEILIFF'S SALF.—By virtue of an or
der of sale. issued out of the Court of Comm ii
Pleas of iv onteomery cou-ty, and to me dtreoted. Will
be exposed to ealo, by public. shadue, on M . 14DA Y.
Me WM dor of May, A. D /861 at lo'oloott Y. M., at the
uheritre i thee. in the Court House, in the barnuth of
Norri town, and county aforesaid, the following de
soribed Real ls nista :
Ail that marinate and tenement end tract of LAND.
situated in the township of Lowe, Marion. in thane. , n
ty aforesaid, beginning at a stone (a comerof this land)
of - William Usher. south twenty-six degrees and fifty
minutes, east twentl i - u sesen perches and thitty•one
bundreoths of a perc corner of this and
said land of William esher, in line 01 lands of Samuel
handers; thence along said land of Samuel tranders.
enty-two degrees and seven minutes. west
thirty-four parches and ten hundredths of a perch, to a
atone. a nor. or of this and said land of R. must !tandem,
in line of land of Dennis Kelly ; thence Moor said and of
Dennis Kelly. north twenty-six degrees fifty minutes,
west twenty-two perches and four hand moths of a perch.
t • a stone s corner of t- is and land of 'rowel Sandell!' ;
thence along said land of Samuel Sanders, north inx• y
three degrees and ten minutes, put thirty-three perches
and seventy-two hundredth. of a perch. to the place of
beginning— ontalning. according to a recent I rimy.
five sores,thirty-one perches, and eighty-nine hun
dredths of s. perch.
The improvements are a two-Holy frame Dwelling
Douse. trams Barn, draw-well of water, fi o.
To be sold by virtue of certain proceedings, in par
tition. in the Court of C"mmon Pies. of Montgomery
county. wherein Jacob B. Hoffber and others are de
maodants. and @armlet Hiss acid others defendants.
JOHNIIf. aTa l/FFliiir Sheriff.
Sn PRIVY'S rirylcn. Norristown, April 16,1861.
asto-mare. IS St
C • DONOORIIE, No. 23 South WATER
street, offers for sale I COO barrels of steam re
fined Sugars and ey rues. and ißst bags of Rio Coif e. of
various grades, at reduced tames for cash. as 26-30
yOUNG MEN LEAVING} THE CITY
a- will settee highest osish price for Cant-of CLOT 11-
Cail or address M. D'ANCONA, 622 t• OUTH
Street. Walt*
OPAL DENTALLINA.—We speak from
nralliOnleayerienoe when Gaming that the OPAL
DBI,ITALLiote made by.Mr.BBINIkI. of BROAD and
SPRUCE ntreets, ie decidedly the nicest preparation
for the mouth and teeth.ihat ae Imes ever used. We
believe it fulfils all thAt is claimed for it, and being re
commended by the moat eminent dentists we advise all
to sive it a trial,—Builettn , apll-3m"
S TATIONERY AND JEWELRY
T. satiates furnished to Agents and Dealers, at ver7
reduced rates. Call, (or send stamp,)ls.o2 CHEBTI4 UT
Street Philadelphia, is.
app - ini" PARMA SI k
FILE MANUFACTORY,
211 NEW STREET.
Fllom rind Reap' of every deg.:ll.looM, 51.11 fed
ID
ettahtl. made to order, at the shore mash Meet,
WPOLEBALE and RETAIL.
at Mannfaelnravia gPiernt.
ReCIUMEIL done In a anpairiOr mannor". RM /TB.
alt-dent
FINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY. -11. W.
aCOM 514 CHEITNITT street, a for door.
below the " Continental, The attention of WigOessip
MOTS 1O Invited so hie tetiltovicO CUT OP
tatikTl3,
to
superior fit. make. and material. oa haed
and made to order at snort...en mottos. led-nr
SPEUL&L NOTIOX.--BUIPPERS WILL
s uss. take notioo that the booth Carolina R.
C 0.,. have disoontoluos torwarsioz all through freight
and that ail goods formerly oonatgned to them most now
he oorninseed to a olty areooy.
oreaWes.% kT. 9. illuPD will fmrartt all goods to
at/ 9 1
thilr ITA°Narta it artiqf
LONE MOT(IICKS AND WILX)WS OF
VOLUNTEERS' RELIwF FUND.—Ladies sod
Gentlemen of the tetisleal and Theatrieet prof-yinou,
who desire to volunteer their st4rvieri• at the *rand
P , •tformanee to b, given et the aoadrinl lrlimo, on
Thurso's) afternoon next, in and of the &love fend, are
eolvelt requeat-d to have their names and ad tr.llBoll
VIRCK &L n WTON'• Music tore, lie. ;12 Clther-
NUT fittre.t. as early as it
WALNUT -STREET THEATRE.
solo Lessee —Mrs. GARR ETTBOII
litar,o) Mr. NV A z CAA Ely AID.
anainemp Agent— .704. 1 V. 1 1 1 " rnY •
TH ID ; MONDAY) Fr7t4N7N9, April 9 . 7.
Will be presented 01, very laughable Comedy of
00 .1 AM. tit ;nll cf punt 41' 11011 P.
Mr. Bother,' wall all.psar as Lo d Dead earl and Liam.
To 00/10h1de With the Drama, in 2 sots, called
k.lt LE ; Oa. THE MAN AC Lovxx!,
BCAI.O or PRICES.--) revs Immo. (acute &Seurat; ',lth
aca extra charge.) SO cease; parquet, ;seats treouro at
80 °eats.) 37% dente; family o.role, 26 cents; private
boxes, Da and DS; orchestra 78 ... u m
Doors open at quarter p st 7 delook ; curtain will nue
at a quarter to 8 ceetoos.
WHEATLEY & OLARHE , S
THEATF )4.
THUG (MONDAY) EVENING. Asti! El.
Will be presented the grand Milaary and Llistorioal
Bpsotao.e. in b Ernes, en•ltled
THE WA RS OF NAPOLEON TIM GREAT:
Composed. wanted. and otrmhged by
Mr. G. 0 .4 tiN EVER.,
With whom a special engagement has been entered
into, and who w.ll en•unn hai remarkable per
sonation of NAPOt.EO v.
The whole ol'a ii COMPANY in the 'lag!
PENNA. AOADSMY OP TIIIC FU
A RU-1025 CEIE4TNUT STRRET.
The Thirty-eighth ahrhIVAL EXHIBITION
of I'AINTING4 and BC ULP COKE Is now reen
dru.ttanao oe ,, ta ; venison Ilekete be oenre; Chil
dren bell anon, CatJtiffi urn 10 cents. Malin^ d re
wtll reeelve their tielleUl at the AClttiflaffy. atlff-tt
SAINFORD'S ORFILA tiuUES,
ELEVEN rn STREET.
* OPEN FOR T SEASON.
NEWLY DECOR ATF.D AND PAINTED.
MR. SANFORD
H LARGE r STCOMPANIES ever presented heretefore
who will appoar nightly.
Sanford will perform every evening.
Doors open at 7 ; Commence at 7%.
Admission 25 cents. Children 112 cents.
Tie (ViCKNIANIA, ORCHESTRA GIVE
their PUBLIC RICHEARtIALS svitry NAM.
DAY oommeooinr at 314 o'olook. at the MUSICAL
FUND HALL. 8 tiokete 81; sing!. meets, Se cents.
for sale at Cluokerm: & Son's. go? Chestnut strPet ;
Andre's. 1104 Chestnut street; and Beck & Lawton'',
Chestnut street.
Engagements for Concerts. flommenoommrs. Pow
ties. &0.. made only at their Offioe. Clockering & Son's
Piano Sg , re, 807 Chestnut Street; Witham P. , oit, 724
North Juniper street, or C. Drougemsn, 1009 Ridge
reaue. je3l-.1
MEDICINAL
e& DR. J. WISP, No. 30 North
e& DR. street, PHILADELPHITreats
suocessfulll if applied to in time. all A— diseases
at the LUN GS.. if 110 AT and HEalt V, and
frequently mires CONOUNIPTIONI finite third and last,
stage. He also restores all curable diseases of the EY E
and BAAL He has riven them his entire attetition for
he pact 20 years, Will visit patientai when dewed. at
heir residences. ittA Inn if*
SATES.
!LLILLIE'S SAFE DEPOT REMOVED
to No. ui south ISF,V.I,NTH. Meet, near the
nn Institute.
The undersisned. thankful for put favors, and being
determined to merit future patronage, has secured an
elegant and convenient store. and has now on hand 4
large assortment of Lillie's Celebrated Wrought and
Chilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof gores,( the only
strictly fire and burglar proof safes made.) Also. LiL
lies Unequalled Hank Vault, Safe. and Hank Looks.
Lillie', Bank Vault Doors and Looks will ha f trnished
to order on short notice. Th.s is the stronvilt, beet
promoted, and cheapest Door and Look yet o ered.
Also, particular attention is called to Li he's New
Cabinet Safe for Plate, Jewelry, .ko. This Safe is eon
ede.; to surpass in style and elegance an,thinp yet Of
fered for this purpose, and is the only one that is strict
ly fire end burglar proof.
SPECIAL Piorice.-1 have now on band say twenty of
Farrel, Herring. ft Co.'s Safes, most of 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. Please call and e_ganune.
fan- f M. C. S2IABLPR. Arent.
EVANS & WATSONIet
SALAMANDER SAFES.
'TOILE
3(14 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
A large variety of FIRE-PROOF ?AFE.3 always pa
hand. • inhB-ry
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
I4IAME INSURANCE 0031PAPI
I. No. 406 CHESTNUT Streets
FIRE AND INLAND INSURANCE,
DIRECTORS.
George W. Day...—of Dal & Matlack.
Barnhill Wright-- • Wright Brat & Co.
D. B Davis & Dimas.
Rem Lewis. Jr— " Lewis Bras & Co.
C. Riohardson.....—.." J. C. Bowe & Co.
Mime T. Bodine...—Pres't Wgoining 0E1361 001 EVY.
Jl/0. W. Everman—.of J. W. Evormen & Co.
Geo. A. West " Went & Forms. &
T. 8. Martin—. Sitv , tge, Martin, Co.
0. Willson Davis...... Attorney-at law.
B. D. Woodraff--., .of ISibler, Molten. & Woodruff.
Jno. Kessler, J. 2 „.N0 1713 t u reen street.
GEOItCh W. DAY. President.
FRANCIS N. BUCK. Vine President.
WILLIAMS I. BLANCHARD.BeoretarT. Jan-ifer
ANTHRACITE INSURANCE COMPA
NY.—Authorigod Capital 1100,000—CHARTER
PERPETVAL.
Moe No. $ll WALNUT Street, between Wird and
Fourth 4treot, Philadelphia.
TM" Company will insure egainhi loss or damage by
Piro, on Buildings. Furniture, and Merohandims gem-
Alga. Marina boaramsei onVassals, cum*. *ld
Freights. Inland Insuranoe to all parts of the VMOlt.
DIRECTORS
Imieph Maxfield,
John Ketcham.
John R. Blabatos.
Wm. F. Dec,e
J. E. Baum.
JACOB ESHER,
.Proaidout.
WM. F.DEAN. Vice Preside*,
W. M. REITZ.. Regretters. apt-ti
Jacob Esher.
D. Luther,
Andonnet,
Davie Pearsall
Pater Sieger.
SAVING FITNIDS.
SAVING - UNITED KIND ST hiT NE
TRUST COMPANY, corner THIRD and CHEST
NUT Streets.
INTERES I FIVE PER CBNr.
B. R. CRAWFORD. President»
MEB R. HUNTER. Secretary and Treasurer.
Office hours. from 10 until 3 o'clock.
This Company is not Joined in any application to the
Legislature. fee
A MERIOAN SAVING FUND, S. E. cor
z-x. ner WALNUT and FOURTH Streets, °rattiness
toreoeive deposits andwit all sums on demadd as It
has always done. ALEXANEER
President.
inn. AI 'Tr...1.r., a2O ;Of
:iambrat NEW YORK.
NEW DAILY LINE, via Delaware arid
Raritan Canal.
Philadelphia and New York Ewen ateamtriat Com
giant Will receive freight on and delivers ON DAY h
instant, and leave dall , at P. ~ng their oar -goes in New York the following dare.
Freights taken at reasonable ratee.
WM. P Inv- Agent,
N 0.14 80U rif virßrkolrElf. Philadelphia:
.1 A 4 eEhl TIAN 1, 10 Agent.
Piers 4 ann 15 WWI' RIVER, New York.
1nh1.5-01f
50 , 4 1 4 FOR NEW YORK. - THE
P111144101' hia Steam Propeller Company
will commence their busineas for the season Ott Mons),
18.1 mat.
Their Steamers are now receiving freight at Second
Pier above Walnut street.
Terms accommodating. V . ll l. to zAißD
.tt,
224 ?teeth fteiews re *pence,
a tem s gm PHILADEt PH AND
READING RALL,RO tD CO.,
(Office 227 Bbath Pourr str pet. )
PBILsDFLPHTw. A pril 27, 1861.
SEASON 7 ICA •
On and after May That season tickets will be lies
by ibis company forth periods of three, six. nine, an ,
to ivy-. taw be, not tyaneferable.
Beason sohool-tiokate may also be had at 33 per cent
discour.t.
bese tickets will t• sold by the Tre , surer at No. 127
youth FOURTH Street, where any further inframstto
a - itained. • • 3 g fOn ll
WEST CHESTER
and PH I,ADELPHIA RAIL
ROAD via at r.oi e. NOTICE TO PERSONS
SEEKING SGANDING.-113 order to
fur- ieh increased dilAng the coining Bummer.
tne West Chester and Pintail& phi t Railroad Company
intend runt ing not than six daily trains each war
between Philade'pnia and We,t Coaster. one of win'
will be at night, connecting with two deli/ trains each
'WIT on the Philadelphia end Baltim o re deli/
Rail
road (except eundays. when there will be two trains
each 'Wtt. between Philadalphia and Weet, Chester.)
Persons desirous of being in the city early and late.
will be accommodated by this arrangement. I oardeng
for the summer can wbe obtsit-ed at the nr:ny de
sirable localities having huge and healthy :0111.410ne on
the West Chester and Philadelphia and Philadelphia
and Baltimore Central uttilrosapi For Morita for sea
son. Coupon Ticketa. Ao . apply at the ricket 4: lliee.
the Depot, E. corner hlGlie Pent and mA it ILET
Streets HENRY WOOD,
aptB-mws Im General Superintendent.
AVE! TING AND LEDGER PAPERS.—
We have now on hand, and are manufacturing
to order, at the Mount holly Paper Mills, every de
seription of WRITING AND LEDOEN PAPER&
which, for color and quality, are not excelled by any
other Mills in the United Mates.
We would call attention to a new article of Paper
manufactured by us. and nom for sale, called Busmen!,
Letter, which has been gotten up to meet the wants of
business men and others, who object to Commermal
Note as being too narrow, and do not wish to use part
of usual letter sheet.
This overcomes both the above objections; is a per
fect sheet, pure wove ; plate finish ; ruled on one side ;
stamped in centre near the top ; made from best ma
terial, free from adulteration, and put up in neat boxes,
convenient for use.
We also have a paper called Ranh Letter, similar to
the above, except it has but half the number of lines
on, so as to allow a printed blank or heading above.
KEMPTuN & muLLIN,
Mount Holly Springs, Cumberland Co., Pa.
The above Paper.. can be had of Messrs..l. B. Li P
PINCOT'Y & ell.. and Id I.:HARDEE BROTHERS,
Nor.. and 5 DECATUR Wrest. inhN.sm.
NOTICE.—The Citizens of the different
Cities and Towns throughout the State are invited
to emnpatition for the plane at whioh the next A
Esrs..TE. Faro shall be held. Proposals
goglaiping inducements and advantages, directed
Czs
to th e undersigned urm.ctee. esnondeti by the Ex
eoutive Committee, will be received up to and ai
l:duffing May, Mot next. romp. unioavons should be ad
dressed to either of the fo low ing lemons:
WM. COLDER, Ig o
J OHN PMini,. AU a REXFORD,
JACOB
JOHN H. ZIP-OUCH,
Harrisburg Pa. ,
AMOS E. KAPP,
Northumberland.
clomnrtso.
sels-dtmtlll
AVii EBEL, RRt'AU &ULU riAls
Aluet, 503.-3,000 1)1)11 Mesa Noa. 1,1, and Mack
erel, large, medium, ana email, in &snorted psoisagen
of choice late-oau_nbt fat Geh.
3,000 bblr. New Ilnisfeos, Eastport, and Labrada,. Her
nags. of shame qualities.
eau boxes extra new sealed Bemngs.
1.000 boxes main new Nod Bening&
LOW boxes large Mande we mordant , .
130 bbls, Mackinac White Fish.
60 bbls. new Heonorn,y Mess alubd.
35 bble. new Halifax &Limon.
1,800 Quintals Grand Hank Codfish.
300 boxes Herkimer-county Cheese.
Initial% and Wither. tor eats
;unreel' a woortis.
w.aaa l.
HAVANA O'GARA" just
1,000,0(10 r eceived per steamers Quake,
Olin set] Harmark, connoting
Centime. Figaro
rill Muss, ComeroiSnte,
Black Bea. Punchinello.
Eteivina. Diehl° Marino,
Verde& Pruebeae. he., Pee..
of all ilireg and qualities, and for male at the lowest mar
ket rase. by CEA !ILES g I,TE.
a wl vir 1"11177A, .•I`.
( 1 13AMPAON Lliquot, Lallemavd.
la- , Ducal Grape. and all of Po Vonosa& Co.'s Chart/.
plEnea. for sale by J aURLTCHC. attaßra/RA ,
NOV and 204 South Falai r Soreat. of fit
rs. B.—Orders for the direct importation of
sea
boss hyenas swill he rorocroall..“. ~..d 'n
FILICNUII ZlNO—Pure tiriew
rdonUms r o. & Go.'a d Ground .n ESA
fey
a* We by rr
Ir ',oat:RILL /I. lIROTRM
- In %I 41,01,
CHIC E. 700 boxes fine Herkimer
County now on cm sionmenc for sale QO.
ILA DLL h & 03 Ah CH street. second Goo, shove
rront. a027-3t
for
21,0 bbls. btaVst Mine o.
NBA by C. C. SADLER & CO.. 1. 3 ARCH B , reet,
idxtono door above - rout. 50,27 at
1 VIOTO3B =Ma Leaf Lard. for
J side by C. a s D 1.3 K eG 00490 Al V rtreet,
atroond door above ?rear.
Cl_ UN NY BAGEL-40' eavy Bags,
vIJ4 for aslii by JAVIRTCHE RNTA IRB.
19$ 994 South FAONT Stmt.
Treaanie