The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, May 14, 1861, Image 3

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WEST INDIA TEADE—PROMEENT
ose TO THE WAR—OPERATIC STARS
40'. iccaorg—UltlTLD STerlas CohrElS
tlll-I.r,g. WAR runr
DOESTI E CKS oSES—ANRICAN SIEGEDE.
0567_,Iistaxon or "
tvrofire; INCREASE OF EXPORTS
10:6,•,.°TTRANSTuRTS—EATITIOTIShr OF THE
OCR ANDERSON AT THE STOCK Bs
aTar D g.D_ hfiftfiD/Tf/ zussas.
New You", May 13, 18th.
4on ee of The Pree!J
of Brokers, with a sagacity credits.
19'w:ob. body, have hit upon a little pee
-1 :? .b ,. ot h b MODES or knavish financiers
i be plev.enred from palming off any
41 ig or
~SIOOKS of those States. A com
-5".f beard has been appointed, w hose
cw.mine all bonds of the Border
45 'k ee d et the board, so as to protect North
slits. red from new issues or from bonds
we the sl i g htest a ppearance of irregular!.
l i .1: 110i vi I *. iiecressry precaution our Efouth
, seas easily flood the market with
was, sod ont-Yankee Wall street in
,zna rapid p.rsotioo.
:' , 0 : , te r, the nompooef and singer, haa just re-
R ah Scotland , and says he has a great no.
g o right back again.
os te in the Wen India trade gate that at
I rs bes et t, MO* are unable to obtain a
' cf figtt, Er great is the fear of capture by
privateers British ships, and ships of
',ors. arc rasping a rich harvest on this
fi ., : t l will doubtlesa continue to do so until
ni ,zessiers e mpire a few of the pirates, and
.o:taeir (tors and crews to the yard-arm.
atear! does the present state of affairs ope
.o cie
prresiv ely as those engaged in the South
,44 MO, 1110 Whole of which is Isom
-0
ea t of •
j.11,g th
ere men of note who have gone
Carl Bergman, two of the Stein
-
N P.ga a the organist of Grace Church ; MA
oast a=a composer t and Mayer, the
Church.
smashed the opera, and compelled
,v,..tsstratos, tenors, and baritones to oast
for o ttgsmsniE elsewhere. Phillips, b'u
'"
3: •4E", and Ferri leave for Europe on the
.-kiithe City of Baltimore. The Coition party
Ix , e ven to Havana. Hinckley has cum.
C:naet. t speculation. The catholic,
.; 1 , 5 are having some Ana masses sang about
op by artists of the Academy, Brignoli,
s ai sash, volunteering at St. Stephen's,
o tip-top places.
Nene mentions that General Dix, Geo.
and R. M. Blatchford have been appoint
: ow eission by the Treasury Department,
I. 001100 at their disposal, for the purpose
•
„ L sting
epsraitone of the abverninerkt at
I sm able to state, on the best antho
edition to this, that Alexander Cummings,
4 -..ilror/d, and Governor Morgan, have been
their assuesiates on behalf of the War
e rzeut, and are daily discharging important
I; terrniversarr - of the Ametioan Bible Scot
lot -Troth, it wee ;Idea that the receipts
::;15..viety during the year were $220445 27,
' expenditures f 339,289 77. Since the or
ext of the Society, it hae issued fifteen mil
.4olanlthr of the sacred Scriptures.
Dt iltatrioug " Doestioke " (Mortimer Thom•
. vis married yesterday morning to Miss Grace
daschter of " Fanny Fern." After the
petarsony, Mr, Mfiticelia expects to rejlia
E e el ah, at Washington, of which he is a very
-jury member. - The ceremonial is thus no-
ID the Tribume, of which Doestioks is sus
y j satso.—Mr. Mortimer Thomson, better
'Doesticks, l wea yesterday married, by
.let. Henry Ward Beecher, to Miss Grace
-*coldest daughter of 'Fanny Fern.' The
ee leek niece at the residence of James
Eel., the celebrated biographer. The
•ra mother of the bride had an elegant Awe•
strrnged as a canopy, beneath which
ism couple wore united."
imrorts at this port last week were only
-.11, spinet $1,212,149 in the corresponding
lac. year. Since January Ist, the decrease
!en about twentyons millions of dollars
capers cortinne to keep up; lad week the
was 2,3t1,121.. Sines January Ist the
!!ig 547,152. against $29,751,594 in the same
year. The specie export sine January
ttt.!io EGThillEenij $2,893.593, againat $12 1 •
is the same period in 1860.
crrnient transport shins are kept in
, m:t ?Mien. The steamer Gfiesapeako is now
witb doves for from at Washington, and
:his evening. The steamer Part.eraturg ,
Fleet to Pensacola to-morrow with sheep and
4.172 03t handred tone of bee.
Rehrews of Now York are not a lola behind
Chniten fellow citizens in loyalty to the
11-morrow afternoon an American flag
rite nod or. the Green. street Synagogue, and
Ida hall, general Die,
Fmm litmlom, and others. This is probably
Cte tteuitr: on which Jew and Christian
trza int; s,...•:;aSynogogtte and united in the pro
motion of s rettsoit object. In this city no class
ine:rttiored more liberally in aid of the wolan-
L.eszin Ma Israelites.
Sii>rAt4eraon visited the Board of Brokers
ate:moon, and was received with great euthist
e, lie made a neat response to the welcome
r.was extended. to him.
D. Meredith Reese, a prominent phystaiika
Fy city, died at his residence this inornljeg,
The Blockade at Pensacola. -
77nitioi Mobile advertiser. No' 5 .]
6 2, -cars: tectohed wharf at
40ek's Press, at twenty minutes_ resaten ,
12.1 k lut evening, on her rohrrn from her untrue-
W"11 - attempt to eater Pensacola Bay. Through
ztloliteases of captain Winters and his clerk, we
r:::tbled to ley before our readora the tollowing
a:5:73 iron the log of the Lewis, the Bret portion
vi bore abridged.;
The steamer Henry Leiets. John Winters,
armed Mobile bar at 1 o'clock P. M., 7th
rim closely followed by the Disk Keys. At a
inter put fire o'clock, off Pensacola bar, were
zed by the pilot boat Oriental, under the United
Tifig, carrying two guns, and ordered to plo
t bongeide of the war steamer PareAatan,
tat Pe were boarded bean cffioer, who, after
cueing her papers and cargo, requested Capt.
inn to retort, on board with him.
'N Dick Keys hating come up and been dm-
Puttived, both ceptelahe went on. hoard the
'.don, and when Commander Porter granted
h permission to proceed Into Pommels, and
/vmarked that we would be the last allowed
zw. He thought Gen. Bragg wished to use
1•;11as for conveying troops to Santa - Roes
and that they would be badly whipped
got them there. [ale very words ] The
''l , -trt Aid and Pion r, which we had passed
past three sod four o'olook, were also
cod allowed to pinned.
Bile rounding up to get under way, the sloop
• came up, and, bailing the officer of the
ordered him to make as follow him
`' , f 7 l4) down w the Sabtrie,_ about two miles
sc: Through some misunderstanding, the
. 4 titys, having got under way, wet on her
•rzo: for the bar, and not following, wfts fired at
on bet bow, once by the rowhatan, and once
Brook/pa. She then rounded to, and a
7:tirte of armed men were put on board her.
'-!:Cowed the Brooklyn to about 300 yards
fe.gate Sabine, where we were ordered to
tr;s an anchor. iifter about twenty minutes
"lit boarded by an officer who ordered to to
=clown doter to her, which we did, about forty
123 fuse his goes, the Keys being a' short dis
ta'astern and to leeward cf as
or coning to anchor, we were boarded by
'taint Brown, the boarding officer of the fleet,
uled for our papers, and on receiving them
. alzied on them a warning for us not to attempt
'kuuzioosi of the harbor again, for if taken in
Mon attempt we would be sent North as pat
t!ti al tear, and the boat Reid as a pries_ He
` t endered us to lay where we were till daylight,
"re would receive further ordera. We told
!liters not a fit boat to lay out in the swell,
-11 l was then on all night ; he answered that we
te do it, ant that in the morning we
::' 4 4 escorted well to the westward of the her
allowed to proceed back to Mobile
1 4 lay to all night under her (lee), the
:' l 'nliieg and pitching good deal, but making
" I ltr. In the morniortwe were again boarded
t; , :iongi to follow the Porohatan We got nn
'7 about 7 o'clock, and followed the Pozalm
;' near the month of the Perdido, where 'he
' I.- 'lard on, and ordered no to proceed to
Mo
-4a we loit she had lowered her twat and
• 1 1 titer a small Schooner close in shore near
Nmid.o.
rip whole fleet observe the greatest caution
h ;era to any boat approaching them. When I
•trin rounded to under the Polohatan the men
all beat to quarters-on every ship in the
%; the big guns shifted so as to face us, and the
-t n , ..tknetting. thrown up; and at night regular
kel,ete Were stationed in the tops to guard
latPriso
„ ., : t, satota, Monday night, May 6 —One of the
Das, of whish SD much i 8 expected, arrived
K :,•zarsing It is a nine-inch Dahlgren. The
14;,: r have deposited on the wharf nine of the
MOMS% and preparations are making tb'
AC 'bin aboard floats for transportation to the
Mird- The boys are working and hurrahing ;
!Seers taking a band in everything. Pre
-4." lan
••i g guns will go down as fast as they
tie , ;‘,'
743 ra fi t steamed over to Pickenathis mono „,
-
lr a white flag. She Carried over Mr.
r~ sw " °, New e ta who went on private
with Lieuant Slemmer—probably the
;r"4 . 10 of some property. govern! officers
- 1.- 7'
I.4ita , through ca of Lieutenant
4
understand, and took a good look at
A t ,.' right; firaeng them one or two engineers
I . wen iervi c in foreign lands. The °Moore
e m: were informed of the capture of Calomel
in..l l i ill isles, and hie command ; they could
I credit the news, though coming from roll
gentlemen-
, 4 j ct e atrr , ota Port Pickens, containing the adja
tOttl Brown, and several other office
;r t 'd; ° „ r , l ° the navy yard this evening. They
e t:" ` a this quarters of Commodore 'mgrs.
1. 4 . 4 4a 7te thty met G.,,mmi t i Bragg. The inter
il; va gt oi n _
w lite Minettie. The eb ,
is not known publicly up to this
voi,iand rumors-are atisst—the merest
4 nt,,,it,” 0 . the soldiers Some think it was a
; others, a demand for the sun
- 4 , 11 . 5 '. the polio property or a notice to die.
1 / 4 . 141 icy cum - o ld b
• Fe, el all Commanded in e
" l owa tg, part, I shall not ventilate at all,
wait t or t h e hen was one
obee,r t jitit t o w, w agon . " i
tole somewhat vignideant—someth ing
lt , y.p . W i e, eretofore, in the eirite et either
OW STOW 11 ' 15 boat bore tbe American aa
Whi:e flig
J "da - i• has arrived from New 0r
t.112,4'.te all other vw.sels, she was overhauled
r 1 "i h She was loaded with neeeenerlas sad
i i t 'of a te boarding party were eolioitone et
le th"°
em 118 vegetables
e rad/e—live on board, but the
•
nary veg on what
ream.?
'`
riu , yesterday fr om Lips-
laohicola, having been chartered by the Govern
ment. She mune throne) the But Paso ( S aute
Rosa Sound), avoiding the Beet entirely. Bhe is
commanded by Captain Res. Wingate, end I found
in Mtn and Charlie Brockway two lifelong *a
qttaintanoes. They are gentlemen, and no truer '
virtu/ ever trod a ship's deck. The Time has due
parrying capacities, and, whenever mansion re. 1
quires, her crew will be found "on hand." Her
military obief is Lieutenant Butt, one of the Soldier
editors of the Eufaula press.
Yon! townsman, Me. Joshua Kennedy, staved
from Montgomery last night. He has spent the
day at Warrington,the navy yard; and the quar
ters of the Dallas and Wilcox Cavalry. Re left
Potisacola ender esoort of Mr. Henry and Samuel
Oliver, members of the corps.
That was a good joke of the steamer Time played
on the Beet, coming in the East Bass, when ,the
Nerrgie was at Pickens. They inquired "How the
dens the Diek KAys got in without their knowing
It?" taking the Tone for the Keys.
PROM WESTERN VIRGINIA
Oar advioes from Western Virginia are extreme
ly interesting. The Union men there, who coin
prim the great majarity of population in between
thirty and forty counties, are hard at work in the
struggle against secession, the active military
movements of the Government giving them coral
denve that they win cot be detorted in their posi
tion, and that they will ultimately moaned. The
Convention called to meet at Wheeling will assem
ble this afternoon, and will be attended by dele
gates from the ',aunties west of the Alleghenies and
north of the Kanawha river. Opposition to 88°6E3-
'3I9U is general, but opinions among the delegates
are divided as to the proper course to be pursued.
One party are in favor of the immediate division
of the State and the organization of a new State
Government; another party favors open opposition
to the action of the recent Convention at Rich
mond, with a view to the overthrew of treason in
the entire State ; while a third party think the
motion of the present Convention should be simply
advisory, and that it should issue a call for another
Convention, to consist of delegates from a larger
tern t nrYl in "Web dual action should be deter
mined upon. Listless the latter course should be
adopted, the session is likely to be protraoted.—N.
Y. Times, of yesterday.
The Hoobester Union publishes a blateMent
which not only Vindioates Colonel Gardiner, Major
Anderson's predecessor at Fort Moultrie, from the
charge of treachery brought against him, but fas
tens it upon Floyd, and, if possible, places his con
duct in a still more infamous light. Before he was
traneforred from Fort Moultrie, Colonel Gardiner
repeatedly milled on Floyd for more men and pro
visions, but could not get them. Instead, an in
stalment of workmen were sent, ostensibly to re
pair Fort Sumpter, but really to weaken it. Co
lonel Gardiner, meanwhile, managed to get six
months' provisions thrown into the fort without
Floyd's knowledge, through the influence of Com
missary General Taylor. and the Secretary of War,
finding bow impracticable a man he bad placed in
charge of the fort, ordered him away and sent An
derson in his place,whose sympathise with the
South he considered mfaciently strong to make the
surrender on demand inevitable. flow Floyd mis
calm:Listed, °yenta have shown ; but for the ability
to hold out so long, Anderson was indebted to the
finesse practised by Gardiner.
A MODEL SPEEcit.—ln reply to a number Of
gentlemen in liVaeldagton, who had waited on Major
Anderson a day or two ago, to eongrattilate him on
being promoted to a ooloneloy in the United States
army, and the command of the Kentuoky Brigade,
he said
" GENTLEMEN : My bIIBIEOBB is not to speak.
The time for speaking has passed. I must now try
and do something."
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Money Market.
PIITLAINELPHIA, May 13, 1851
The Stock market was very heavy to day, and
sollora oubtuittod to it slid furtAolr decline. city
fliteg Hold at 94 for the new issues and 86 for the
old. State fives are quoted at 74 bld and 75 asked.
Race and Vine-streets Passenger Railway ad
vanced to 4. The business transacted VMS very
small in amount
In the Money market there is nothing doing.
The business of the banks consists for the most
part in extending necessary facilities to those
of their customers whose position entities them to
assistance in these troublons times, and in re
flowing existing obligations. -
OFFICIAL BANK STATEMENT,
WITILY AVERAGES OF TEE PHMADELPHIA BANNS
Los_ll2. sync e.
Bamts.
May 6. May 13. May 6. May 18.
313.1 2 5,000 413099 000 841.000 06,690
North Amen 2.952,894 .3078.89 0 733 817 681.249
Farm & Meoh-• '4 168,839 4 274 340 1,006 017 1 096 486
Commerem3-- 1.271. 1 39 1.601.4421 306 UV 296 MO
Mechanics'....- 1.707 860 1.610 262 294.692 296.730
N. Liberties-- 1,396,020 1, 359 0 2 0 881.000 55 5 EV
eQuttiwtirg ~-.. 1E4.627 977 445 245,005 294339
672 ass ,M,24.2 1,9.534, IBA NE
Fenn Towns - hip 721 8 9 735 014 195 818 168 105
Weatern_,. 1.380.7.88 1.4160 9 392 120 371,164
Kan. & Mech.. 1,032 975 1..29 Ma 139 990 147.486
Commerce 675 235 - 721.501 - 183313 21K813
Birani.. ... 2,192 792 8,151 314 384.493 597,212
Traaaamaree.-. 472.207 311.631. 18, 741 122 4 6
Consolidation__ 7 1 5 843 461 635 1/3.271 100 671
City • 472 312 704 04 1 90 1,17 .131 406
Commonwealth 455 913 419.976 66.458 73 506
Corn Exchange 388 MI 382 095 85 213 105 657
357.960 356 90s 64.890 84.367
••-•-•••
Total ..-• • 25438 055 76,716 318 6.298 802 6 73' 045
DRl l O3l2s. c1aC0t.2.21011.
8.1115.5.
May 6:. May 13. May 6. May 13.
131,882.300 41.876 000 8309.01 8307090
North America. 1,916 919 1907.447 341.417 319 175
Farm & blest.. 2.761 788 3 910,930 461.566 447-280
274.000 En 000 104.000 114 000
Mechanics'.- 955,015 868 1100 139 960 133.940
N. Liberties- . 1.176000;1,112000,93.001:I 93 000
Bouthwarlr.- 680.818 706.879 90.765 89 500
Kens' 3/&4011,., 448.868; 4XI /41 181 370 114.915
Penn Township - 643.107 622 793 63.726 67,105
Wes4eria--,.. 919.023 934 3 , 1 134.085 124 566
Man. & 5 , 7 835 464 6 5 104105 83 465
Commerce 482 525 631.490 71.900 72,610
Tradesmen's.... 1.101,874 1136 917 sis,to, sot.iss
349 09t 319 170 74 390 71 as
Coneolidation- 961.907 14‘ 737 es.vo 791.70
City ---- 273.14 864 886 80 213 67 210
Commonwealth 196 1 15 X 3.331 152 683 93 5 3
Corn EXohange 238.900 216,816 85 ow 79 57,1
Union._ .-.- 197.525 190 5121 39.710 37 670
15 071 097 15 632.161 9.716-602 2•307
The aggregates compare with those of prosiest(
weeks as Willows '
Mnv 13. 111 a 7 6.
Capital Btock-.—.1811 810 345 613,810 345
.42,718 iS it4,W2_113
• •
Waif Biker 1:Tion71" 17. 8417- Deo. 301.156
Due to other Bks.- ' 3.PIT 555 3.107,891.-Deo 90 2118
Deposits, .. 15 518 151 16.671497_ Pe0.143446
Circulation.- 2,607.411 2,71602.-280. 109. 81
Loana. speeie. Circulation. Domini.
Noir. 4, ]867.2),199,462 2,181,405 Sagan 76.9 61 . 755
Jam 11,1868.21,302,514 5,1701701 1,011013 21,465,763
Jely ~.14,311,923 5425,817 2.424.15/ 16,655,893
Jan. 3, 18119-16,451,081 6,066.366 2,741,754 17,1146,0261
July 5.....36,446,440 4,897,0111 2,808,208 15,481,064
Jan.B, 12411..26.388,ND 1,450.551 1,856,501 14.922219
July 0-28.821.296 4.274.619 2.696126 18,924 916
Dec. 1-_-26.973 207 3433,827 2,667.903 16 061,135
Jan. 7. 1851.25 891.280 4 020.266 2.659,8111 • 15461.918
Feb. 4 -...25J01541 4,638.054 2,778.3.8 15.116 4.16
Mar 4.--.45465414 5-006.988 3.811,491 14,165,736
April 913 426 6 200 00 2211462 /6000,141
8 re ,1.4.186 6 452 093 s 3 110 ZOO 16,006.115
15.. —.25.415.442 6 675.111 2481,714.1 12458 CM
" M....- -15 309.955 5.796.011 2,641566 16 6.3,291
"
29_ _ _25 296 941 6 289.137 2 545 506 16 749 232
It 6......76 Oa 065 88 801 1.710 64 75 69/ 997
6,7385148 2,607,421 14.626.121
no following Is a statement of the tram:mations
at the Philadelphia Clearing Home, for the week
ending May 13, as furnished by the manager, Geo.
E. Arnold, Req.:
Clearings. &dances.
,f2,484,a3 Ea e 231,368 18
- 2 238 WO 78 1231 1 .9112 75
2.269 599 98 2 6 489 11
9 2.211,220 71 176 40 08
~.„ 2,035 oil,. 86 136,062 73
- 2 233,908 70 354 089 22
MM=
After to-day the notes of the Bank of Phrenix"
vile, which have hitherto been received by our
banks on deposit at par, will be thrown out kir.
It. F. Raley, broker, at No. 42 'South Third street,
will redeem them at one per cent. dist:taunt.
The New York Post of today sap, in speaking
of the Money market of that oity
The Stook market continues weak, and prices
are decidedly lower on most descriptions. The de
cline is heaviest in Missouri and North Carolina
sines and Harlem Railroad stook- New York Cen•
tral and Illinois Central are comparatively steady
at Saturday's quotations.
After the board the railroad shares were steadier.
Sales of New York Central at 718271} ; Illinois
Central_ 63116.3*.
Pacifos Mail closes at 68368 i, Panama 98a99.
Harlem Preferred leaves off at 26i. the old
stook at 108-.
Federal securities were steady at Saturday's
priors. The ituneoractrobist of a new lean of nine
millions bad no unfavorable effect. The old Sive
of 1868 sold at 90.
The feature of the bond list was the large trans•
actions in Missouri Sixes for cash, the trouble at
Bt. Louis producing a panto to moll. At SS, PO,-
00 were sold, a decline of 2k per cent., but-after
wards 358 was paid, and that bid for more. North
Carolina also fell 24- per cent: Kentuokys are
firmer.
• •• • .
The railroad bonds are well maintained, and do
not sympathize with the weakness of the general
net.
The paper market gives no signs of relaxation.
and all names not coming up to A No. 1 standard
are offered at very high rates The little badness
doing outside of bank be at 8 to 12 per cent. for
choice names.
Exchange on London is firm and higher. Beet
bankers' bills are quoted at 106a100, and com
mercial at 105.3105 i
Philadelphia Stock Exchange Saler,
May 13. 1001.
Eirownto 37 S. E. 57...47264z5e., Dierohente• - Bieber-6e.
FIRST BOARD.
300 citY 61....-.-now 8494 co Race &Viiiii-st N. 4
100 do —. -.-oew 9 3.4 50 do_.. 4
ii 00 do-- -Dew 94 41.0 Parma 6s— .. 73%
so ricr— --new 94 111 abt do.,_ - ~. -MK
4000 do-R--- .... 86 6 Beaver deidoW- m
414 do _.R......-. -.. 85 1000 Beading 64.,270.... re
810 do-.K=.-.-..•86 86 2 B arr labors R—. 54
25 Rare & Vine-at R. 4
BETWEEN
3610 City Ca... lawn 66141
500 do. —..__. i 6
SECOND
SIMI Penns 194._132 66%
7000 R 3d wort 82
CLOSING PR
\
Bid. dam,. 3i 4 . elsilmt.
PlilladolLhirss.- .. 86% Elmireas '73 —.- 61
Phila. eis R. gam Long lo.ond R .... 014 PM
Phila. 65 _new_ 0 - 3 94 Leh Cl dr. n.-. - 4834 48%
, p eon& gg,..-- 706 76 Leh Cl 6; 14 13e9...33 3a
Read A__ .-15 116 15X Nor th Pennon , 5 7
Road bds . '7o.-- 76 80 IN Peens. Anton' 66
Read Int WM-. 66 71) 're it lee.,..se 90
p e n & A ri-div, Al ON Frank 14 South 14,, y 11
Pews Radmt es 804 83 Rnoo&Vipo-ort R. 1 4)4
Moms; Can ooct._, 44 West Phil& ni- -.50 57)4
Korvin Can Prd.loo 105 19_,P1110011f, pine_ ex
..
Soh 74 6s , 31-.,._ .. 64 Green & Coates 1034
Sob Nes. Prerd.. .. 12)4
Fhliudelphia.Markets.
May 33—Evening.
The Flour market is dull to-lay. There is very little
demand fat 02POrty ano aOO bbls standard superfine sold
at ata 37)CITDal,,Tbere is a tiloirsa instt,t7 tot home
consumption; pieces Anis at *5 373E®6 6236 +or atom
fine. 65 76d8 for rates ; 86.Wies aft f. , r extra family,
and. 66 75a7 25 for Amoy. bramdia ars trdins to mutat'.
e Flour u oared at POI hat 're hear of no
Corn Meal is scams, and Frans is wanted ex BLe7M,IP
WHWLT ii firm, with light offering. and taboo of
Peuna red. fair to prime, t 153013514 in More; white
ranges at /400100 SW bus prune Onio sold at MO,. and
1,010 Ns ethane Keatneky at on: hirheat AltUref. ' Rya
is firmer. Pnd SOO , bas Pen a c u d at Mo. Corn has de
villed 20 4j3 , bas,vith stiles nf 9,0t0 ups new Southern
yellow as MO tor fair and Me for prime utiality afloat
IMO bus Maryland whit. sold at fa,. Oats are unchanged;
Th hor.tt.Sdi bassaa at SIMI, Aar Delwcara. and Ste for
ruse Donna—the lager in More.
Carron continues firm butdull, sad a small \ business
dome in the way amiss.
eupcniama are tutu at previa= anotitiona. and the
0015119 4 1 V 4 44 felt Erno l oll 4 44` 1044 9?.frie ,
.
Pnovzscons.—The demand for all kinds la moderate!
with a smell kalliataa Gailla in Pork, Loon, and Lard
—the laths!, firmer. at leo for tierce. and barr el. Wan. xY dull and vegiseted l Nye quota bbls nomi
nally at 170173i0, D. adze 163i0, and hods 170.
, Philadelphia Cattle Market.
PIITLADOLPHIA, May 13.1861.
The offerings of Beef Cattle reachedl 427 bead, at the
different yards mostly at Phillips' avenue drove yard.
and the motet was doll, owing to the over supply. ,
salzs ranging at from 8809 75 the 100 Iba net. the latter
for extra quality. The following are the cartlenll7ll of
the males s
St 1. Abrahmns. Ohm, at $8 5009.
IS Sohn I•an•lereon. Penne, Ironies. $85009.
73 McQuaid 8c Carr. Climax. $8.6009
33 Boatl & Chester conoty. $909 to.
61 Kim nle & Kirk, Lancaster county. $llllOl2OllO
80 S. MeFulen, Cheater nnd Lancaster. $8 50m9.311‘.
.311 P. Bathe* Lenoseter county, 48750925.
46 P. McMillen, OhiO, $8 188043 *
151 Cochran & McCall Lancaster orcoty, $8.50429.25.
100 M oo n y midee as.eore 25.
12(1 & [smith. Ohio. $8 tess9.7o „
XI Seltiamridge. Lineman tummy, liff Wel
70 J Ka , UlOBl. e 8 5009
• 55 Fellhimer & Kayla. Vino $8 55529.
315 H Pennsylvania, 88.5009.
45 Fuller & Prothers. Ohio, $86009.
85 Frank Miffi n, Pennsylsenta. $8 6009.
99 Ames Itloulymenn La-,teeter count,. 88 5069,
la Sderp'e Case-. Lancaster county. 89.8009 SO.
7 Coates. Chaster county. sB®6 75.
23 Knox, Lanosstsrcouniy. sBaB.
8 Clark. LacCaatet counry, $BO9.
117 Amman & Co.. Laminator own:ay. 390950.
14 'l' Masterte. LB.llollxter eonnty,.sBo9 294
03 Haymaker & bro.. Lemmata' enmity. sun as,
15 Sohn Av , ry, Cheater county. $8 7509
15 7.13. Killer, Lancaster o 'unty, $8 500915.
29 J. It. Fancy. Lancaster county. $BOO.
Of Cows. the -ales re abed 40. at $22 to $3O each for
Springers, a d 4125 to $3B for Cows and Calves.
About 9.f00 Hole were Maimed Of at IMhOfra and the
Avenue Yards, mostly at the former yard, at from
Sim 86 50. showing a decline of 500 the 100 Th,.
some 4 009 sheep were offered and sold at 4.11424,ge
lb gross.
[From Dr. G F. Bigelow, Boston.
THROAT AIFP'3C T I 0 1r .—Brown'e Bronchial
Troches are a aimpte and elegant form of administer
ins. in combination, several medicinal substances,
bald in general esteem, among physician% in the treat
ment of Bronchial Affections. myll-etuttigt
MHz LINCOLN SHOPPINH.—On Saturday Mrs.
President Lancoln did considerable shopping in
Philvdelphia. She made numerous eurehasee for the
White House, bought some dry goods for her own wear,
and selected a neat and &agent snit for" Bob," at the
Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Rockbill & Wilson, Nos.
603 and NA Chestnut street. She OM left dB order for
a full suit for this President. Mrs. L. is a lad! of taste
and judgment.
THE TROOPS ACCEPTED AND OFFERED. — UP to
thin time, the total number of troops whose tervioes
have been accepted by. and Uttered to the Government
for the prezettt etnerieuoy, amounts to the extraor
dinary number of 300 too. What a brilliantsight would
be presented ifs large army like thie oould all be
clothed in the substantial and well. made garment. told
at the one-pries Estalashment of Granville Stokes.
009 Chestnut street. Gifts of every description for both
ladies and gentlemen are given to gurohasers.
A REIII
Steamship Joseph Whither. Loveland, 44 hours front
Boston. with indigo to Ether/ Winsor.
Steamship Delaware,' Johnson, 22" hours from New
York, with mdse and 911.313enCeTe to James Anderdloe.
Passed L 13 Wentworth. lumber loaded off the Buoy on
the Middle : bark Emily C dtarr. from Elam, and Behr
A Bell. elf Reedy Island, all bound UP.
Bark Thee Pailettt Dill, from Porto Cabello 29th nit,
with coffee. &c, to Palau tc Son. Bailed in company
with eohr ',dale,. for Noir
Brig Geo Downey, Jammer. 15 data from Trinidad,
with sugar and moisten' to 8 Morrie Wain & Co.
rchr Annie Bell. Crocker. 9 days from Barna la
Grande. with sugar and molasses to id A W Welsh
Rohr W 1, Montague. carman. 12 dale from Potion. r
R. with sugar and molasses to John Mann & Co, Mai
lath lot 32, loci 78 spoke ship tat Cannes, tram new O
rleans for Liverpool, 6 days out.
Bohr Honed. Peermon, le days from Bermnda, with
potatoes. &o. to A E Outerbridge.
Rohr L D Wentworth. Rydrirog days from Buokeport.
With spars to E A Bonder A Co.
Mohr D L. Stamm, Norris. from Boston. with lodge to
Crowell &
Bohr Edwin Reed. Goodseeed, 6 days from Boston, in
ballast to Tyler. Stone & Co.
Bahr Delaware Denby. IL day from Smyrna, Del, with
corn to Jas Barrett & Bon.
Bohr Hannah Barrett. Jonre.l day from (Myrna, Del.
with corn to Jas Untwist & Bon.
Bohr Beim Wolfe. Atkins. 1 day from Milton. Del.
with grain to Christian /t Curran.
Bohr Olivia. Fox. 1 day from 'Odessa, Del, with grain
to Chnstinn & Curran.
Bohr Mechanic, Corliss. I day from Odessa. Del, with
er,on to Christian A Curran.
Behr Sarah Sephia. Moore. S days from Still Pond. Md.
with oats to Jas L Bewley & Co.
Fehr Chas Atkinson, Atkins. > day from Milton. Del,
with oorn to Jan L Ranter Co. _
Fehr Wm 4thorge. Hazel, 1 day_ from Smyrna, Del,
with earn to JrlB IJ Bewley A Co.
Steamer fleverly. Pieroe, 21 hours from Raw York.
with mdse to W P Clyde.
$l4 1355,164 36 $14173.654 11'
BOARDS.
14/Reading 15
BOARD
104 City 614_ new 91
lOW Penns on. —.... 74X
CRES—DULL.
CITY ITEMS.
INTELLICrENCE.
s; POURTII PAGE
CLBARBD.
Bark Kanawha. Lrooh, New York, J M Bayley,
Bohr 1 P Cake: Endicott, &WWI Van Due% NOT
ton & Co
Soh? H El Bailey , . Robinson. Denversport, do.
Sohr J L Bese, Webb, Newbnryport, do
Behr Western Star, Norris, Cardenas. Geo It Ayres.
Sohr CWi hams, bedding, Providence, L Andenried
& Co.
Bohr Edwin loud, 9Mspeed, Post9n, TVs!! one
& co.
r
Soh Fanny. Mashes , . Lynn, - do
Bohr Shenandnah t Gendy. Providence, Repslier&Bro.
Sohr Fannie Keating, Snow. Boston, 24 Sturtevant &
Co.
Bohr Neptune. Magee. do do
Rohr D gireLmen. Soya do do
Rohr Restless. Blackman. do do
Fehr .1 Frambes. Romans. Salem, John R White
Bohr Ambition. White, Vienna. Del. - do
Bohr Levin Lank, Dorm. Concord, Did. Captain.
Ser Farmer, Poynter, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
MEMORANDA,
Fehr Maid Queen, Raise, cleared at New York yester
day for tins port.
#•teateer Meek Diamond. Allen, henoe.arriyed at New
York yesteroav
Steamers P F Heath. Sidon. and Novelty, Morrison!
hence arrived at !Yew York yeererdaY.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
DV TO 12 O'CLOCK LAST ALOKT
CONTINENTAL HOTEL—Ninth and Miami:int.
W W Wilmot, Cinomnati3O J C Burnet, Cinoinnatt, 0
1) B I:3*. all. York, Pa Joke P Crosby, New York
/semi W Tuttle, New York 8 A Allen. New Jersey
A F mblott. sr. New York NM lienoimin, Parte
E H Coster. New York 0 T Sherman, Milo
Geo L. mavens. Boston T A W. lutney, Now Jollier
F P Mavens, Boston A 0 Mitchell Ohio -
F Pearson, c A Otis Tufts, Wigton
C ilotton. U 8 A Bon John B BersiOn,N Y
W Treol, VS A w R ru•tin, Phrla
O I Surt, lynx-nee N.Y Sohn litorgeg. Dayton., 0
- 3 0 Burt. New Yor k P J Nalle UR la
P NAM nd,e Boston T V Rawkngs, New York
E I Brooks, New York'- Clifferd Smirk. D 34,
Tae It th, r op, New York- G - B
Thnl.l,t i atinaporsret cr--
J POMilne Perms,
air, *0.4. v PI • °l-sy, 'tumor,
W Rummy, T. N 4 Jno TBwaset, Cincinnati
W 118 Moor, Maine 14 M R7Odtt. Gluoumkt.4o
W Fumatorie, Penns-- 8 8 Davis & da, N York
W ;robins n & la. Mra Wells, Massaohnsetts
Mrs OcUrne, Lb asslielonietla John R Bourne. Mau
Semi= u Gregory. in.l4 kieherdeon,Oluo
D W Pierson, Cinomnati W Elks, Philo
P R Nbrobell. Cincinnati C Newman, New York
P 1. Macomber A la. Roston Gen DA Gillet. Baltimore
Mary F Banner, US A D B Trumbalb Maryland
.1 C Owen. Baltimore W TreMball, Baltimore
JohnJorree, 1.0 J..hu H root. New York
tie .obertn. New York Semi IF oalton. Poston
cant Zuni,. 8 A A Thurkield, Ohio
N &win & la. Boston A Small, York. Pa
M Barber. Maryland Jae Park, Jr, Pittsburg
McNair. Galveston W B Pease, Camp moCPn
A F eye. Ilertror 4 , en J Ramat. Conneetient
Marcus Wilke. New York Oscar Coles. New York
E C Thurston New York J N Dalt, California
A. i!den, Philo Maj Dodge
A Bhunentha . New York Anon. New York
F G Wolbert New York EA C nover, Conn
J 8 Strong, o:inner:bout I. Glover
Lieut 11 Simth, USA Mist A Tammany. lik Bay
F Shoemaker A la, Ebenbl 3 lii let. New York
Robt Ross, Penne s McCombs ,Delaware
F Mayor, lonteapter W B Royal. ti 8 A
t.lhan.bers U 8 A I F Nolen,. Connecticut
A Pell, New York A A Beach, NOW York
OW AW illiams, Boston Cook, Gino
G w Saneord. New York r , Richardson, Newyork
.7 B Murray. New York R Newark, N J
GM. Simonson. New York C Merriam. Mass
11.11 - artchonie, New York Wm N Altemns. N Y
W Q Jewett, Colorado I) eterratt N,w Yerk„
J II "'corer. Penna. 11W VMS Voort.in. N
11 Cog, New York .1 Gallatin. 'be, York
Geo T Coe, New York J F West, Boston
W 13 Kimball. Boston 0 R F Stern, Riccmond
M Baylor. New .ersey Hon A Kendall dr. la, iffsh
Miss Kendall, Washington Mr Kendall & Is. Wean
113 Murray. New York Theo Rerongon. N York
A Atwood. Tro y , N Y Mira A Cunningham. Wean
Mae M.l Cunningham. D C Mn Granger & son, D tr
)3 G Boardmanßoston Mr Sziethen, Baltimoreel Dyer. biew it y l ork Allan Rutherford. York
Miss Bergh,_ew York W owight, Boston
Mr Col bin, Washington M B Edinger, New York
John n Taylor, Jr Jae 8 Fi nger , New
Mir Stewart, sngland Mrs Simes d:3 e_h, Weak .
W 13. Newman, New York Wm Day, New York
aIt:ItCHANTS" BOTKL—Potirth street. below mob.
V N B rdiHiatt. Ohio W W Belli. Clearfield
13 C Stratton Ohio J K Johostne, Inciana
C H Phelps. Cincinnati. Jas Caldwell Incises
Eli Hos , ey. Cincinnati Cii Lefever, Lancaster
Mrs Lefever, t ammeter Miss !Libman, Lar.oaster
Davis Wallace. Lane co Patrick Maher. NJ
J S Weems. Piew Jarseor ftiohd Kear. Minersville
it C Boar, Penes I ism! Mel leans. Onlo
El McFarland Ohio lieo Hull, Cincinnati
It F Brown, ?leading J Jeffers, Daltunore
gm W S
Sm Ha ith. York. Pa W I..anoaster as *R rvin, Cle angier. arfleid, York. Pa
Wm IPa
A Q Rose. Cincinnati Pi 0 }tarlatan, Penns
Dr h. ii Fester. Philipabare . 1
~ Miens. CalifOrll4
1:1 Clark, Penns. Al TrUrnEtn. ltaverldrd, ra
Geo J Bolton. HarrisOttrg It G Armstrong, Baltimore
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chest:eat street. above Firth
I F May, 88308, Mil J j 3 Montgomry, Philp
3 B Kiley, Ohio J ~rown, Montg omery,
J B Benton, New York J Gilliland. , Camp Wayne
O. I. Merrifield, New York Levi B Bilotti. Brokaw
V Blanchard. Wash, D C W D Smith, Berlcs oo
W Stewart. Phila H Frick. Lewisburg
llient Edwards. Penna ti Brinton, v 4 eat Chester
C inoyer , rhila J r I/ 8101,iilt i rrishurs
11
J W , llllTis ' Washington I) a Dater. ew 'lora
eeo J Hughes. Penne, . Batch, lowa
J H. G Miles. West Chester 3 8 Stover. Penns
L F Lane, Penne A B isnag4er, Penns
C Raab, Penns .1 ilefferies. Phila.
W t filo Donold. Penny C W Bilimen, Look Haven
R Miser. Delaware W_F linneldson. Unmans
Yvrit'ds , l l ,7:l4:lite"'" k i; , "r f u NfA u . AT. i .gr k
II C Wolcott
aware are Cast H Jenkins, LT 8 A
W o ne . Delaware Deo Harris, Delaware
T. LOUIE BlYl' BLo--Chestont strut above Thing.
Peter Werd,Ciaeinneti A B Danforth, New York
Wm urphy,,J 8 A A. MI Wills, Neer Jam!
naval , :lark.New Jersey E R
H Buff.lo W erunk,Bwton
John G eelley. Wheeling A Doha, ligeonsTivarila •
Reese p ?him B W Biggs Bermuda
R,O Jolley. New York J A teunshonsr,Haltiniore
h-e H r eters, Plii!a Miss 8 Brown
L P Brooke. Potuvine We s anchy, Baran:on
W B Beare. flew York Kemenen, Phil&
J Dnurberiy, retie W V Hoods, New York
Thos W Morgan, /I Jersey Jae A Mani% Baltimore
THE UNlON—aroh street. above Third.
Peter Dell. Newark, N 7 C nanny*. Weet Point
Etrong. Ohio A Leopard, Pe.
Jae Brown, N J FRepben Lau lack, Feetoe
rhos L r eaten Josiah Beeo9o, Waytieeb"
Joe ?non, WeA neeboro JM Irwin, Green Cootie
E C Wells, Many Pt X Bentley, Pa
Jut Hedges, Pa E M Hood Bridgeton
W W bloGingan_,Tamaetut John Rarrold_, Phila
Jae K blitobett. Danville el H Rohrer. rennerivarda.
Geo C Hammer. Allegheny John K eoover,Abegheny
Dr Cleborn• sf, (J
COMMERCIAL ILO rEL-Bixtb at.. above (iestnut.
I. G Baker, Delaware co Chas Femme, New Jerser
V L Nioever, Penne. J N Glundtn• Delaware oo
H A Reading, U 8 A J P Brown. F 011126
B Smith. U a A W W Wilkins. W Chute?
El,as Thompson. Papua 11 Walton, beater oo
8 liarof_ily, Penns D R W alton . Chester no
John J TILTIOT. VOW JeraCJ Jam L PntheY. Chester oo
Joe POIIITOO, New Jersey h Potts. Bridsnott. Pa
W Cheater Jas b kirk. Chester eo
W 'summon. Wilm. vet it At Bpi, Art Iminglon.DOl
LS B Darlington, limn& r Eniaer, Juniata oo
G Rama , Lanoaater oo Ja4 K Ramsey. Vetoed, Pa
Jos Reed Jela. Maryland J H Baines, Lancaster co
STATES ENlON—Starket street. above Sixth.
1 1. II avow, Lossosotor Joe p rowooll.Lano co
V L °word. New York I A Bntz. Newport
H H Hater. Lanomder oo D Mosier 'lea ire oo
.1 Willis . polawaro H Mgro wn. relaware
obn Du nom Maryland 1 Et Ad .ma. lAseastor co
IL tettler. Pali. a. F Wolt abut. York oo
.s ROOke)iLlkailkattr, 00 W B. Asa. Penn*
J Fmil h. reams W... m Martin York, Pa
4 • Pf.ble-, Penns M ..* Durham. Perna
Towa pci.ke. : healer oo D Breton:l.o, Peons
Wm Wo I, Pc. tin A Men , cm Ht. Calltaki
awlytt,.
Peru 00 9 Poach Perry no
Lor t.P o McQuaid. Ytala
31 W I- aqhle. L ma 00
Jame. Sob net, Lana 00 Van Walton. locttaburt
NATIONAL HOTHL—Haoe linnet. above Third. i.
LIE ot L C Leibt, Maryland A H Beck. Leek Haven
0 w iiatAsk. Lock Haven P Y Bic h alinser, ye nt , L
M Uhler & l it New Br ow •
Yobs t t...t x ,, a . p a
P..ren. Pio& Offive • livolty Mai land
R F Media. Maryland M W feet_er, roans
flobt Datbegton. Penns D Daub. PottsvalLe
QA, Clarl•A_Pennit L MeV Palma
Vv west Chester tr_ptd Ponalidire
M Coffman, Dioconaban =Me lateberre
THE PRIML-PRADELPHIA, TuEgßoi,
_MAT 14,f ; 061 i
REVERE ROUEE—'
Sierdevent & stf. Pe
J 'Whitaker. Mt Clair
CaP4J P Ditherer, C Boon
H r'reifer.
Pan
'.&
R 0 e rror ! Pawls
W C Tliompsootc la. Penns
F Meru, itiddlebore,
D Brtuth, leilrorcl. Del
J Cressman. Sellersville
BLACK BEAR—Third bove Callowhill.
O L Trelat. Penna. • [neon. Erhart"
Mr B Tomlinson. Byherry * . Borehen"
4 . Large. B-oe. 00 111 California
'snider. Penns a robo t Penns
H Boyer, ennlneytown Ten. Zionsville
D flinefried Adamstown 8" ler. tlern • ille
J Robenhold. Port Clinton vitiate, BrberrY
K Beaver. Cheater Taller D Olney
Cnemmens. Doylestown .
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—Thiel ate
A Smith, Uniontown, Pa Ssaib
T i 1 -unmoving. Harrisburg A SA-
X C Horton, N Carolina Damid
John Winegar. Pa i 8,0.011
Geo Pisenhuth, Pottsville J Whit:
Jahn Fromb Oxford, 1.1 B Melb
C Coburn. Banton
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL—Enoo
Thus Barnes. Damasens 000_Pn
'Phan White la N Janney Mr iffin
Goo /drams Way_ ne no Mr T W
Jan M Kennedy - , 14 Jo/N'
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL-4WD
VI Ram Bridgeton Jon ROL
How.rd Per.on,Thinke ee IW To
I Mnrriolr, Wrightetown 3se
Jen Rohner. Abington beak' ti
Jones T Comly, new Hope Mrs C G
SPECIAL NO
. rhl3l,UM '
THEA.EIIII/ Ds_ aItxXIIN _ay i
Sh'ALED PROPOSALS will be re ' ed at this De
partment until twelve o'clock noo f Tuesday. the
twenty-first day of May now ourreti r the remain
der of stook of the United States, to Issued under
the set of Congress approved etlro ebruary lut ,
amounting to eight millions nine Min and ninety-
four thousand dollars. Tots 15V4cIt wi sr intermit at
/
the ;site of six per cent. per annum, ble semi-an
neafir on the fi rst days of January . July. in eaoh
year, and will be reimbursable in t ty years from
l e
the first day of January last. • ;
She proposals must state the sum: red for each
hinarad dollars of stook. and malt be f One or mare
ta i
thousands of dollars. without fraotioti ne per cent.
of tLe amount offered must be depose th the Trea
surer of the United States at Waehin n. or with an
assistant treasurer at Boston, 'Palled hie, or New
York. subject to the order of the Bore of the Tree
ellrY i and the certificate showing str deposit must
micrnipany the offer. The act reser the teore
tary the milt to decline bide not rege es advan
tageous to the United Ewes. . .
The amounts payable under the flee offers for
this loan must be deported with Aker Rainer of the
United States, or an assistant tresaure Boston. New
York, or PlliiddelPhla , , on or before twenty-fifth
day of May. now current; but if any opted bidder
shall desire o deposit at any, other po hie request
will be considered. t ,
On the receipt here of the proper coll i gates show
ing such deposit, oertilkistes of fused ' took will be
issued to the sueoesetil bidders or theilledneles for
the amounts:to whioh they may be entit I, in sums of
one thousand. five thousand. and ten thunind dollars
each, es may be required. Inscribed:f
mot . k scanned
p ti
will carry interest from the date o *posit, and
will be transferable on the boots of' . -Treastu7,
agreeably to the regulations of the De ment.
Should any accepted bidder desire'bates of
ti
stook with coupons of sem i annual into et attached
thereto, they will be issued accordingly, mums of one
thousand dollars each, with coupons at hed for in
terest from the first day of July next. rich coupon
stook. instead of being transfe ra ble on th la of the
Treasury. may be assigned and transferie y delivery.
The interest on smith coupon Stook from t date of the
deposit therefor to the first of July nit ill be paid
on that day to the accepted bidder, or hi s bins or M
tomer. by the depository with whom the oipal wee
deposited,
The proposals under this notice should
on the envelopes" Proposals for Loan of 8
1861." and addressed to the Feeretari•of th
er they may be put under cover to the es
surer at New York. who will forward the
partment. They should be sent in season
and deeided at the time above stated.
The preliminary deposit of one per ea
from all bidder' will be included in the
anocessfal biddere, and will be direoted
diately returned to unsuccessful bidders.
The following Order, issued by the Navy
on the With ultimo, is now made public for t
allwhom it mar concern:
Navy . lispAsimrsziT, Avil "L 161.
To Tlia FOURIDEE AIIDPIOR of TIM TRIIASITI.Y:
sir : The amounts found to be due to redlined Navy
Officers from the States whisk olaim to hpre seceded
will hereafter be paid them from the 'United Rates funds
heretofore sent to or deposited in those %toe, &meant
in owe where the Department shall otherwise Week
I am, reeSeetfully , your obedient servant,
GIDEON W4GLES,
Secretary of the Navy.
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She Rey. Robert C. Matlack Mr. George B. Painter re
Mile Maggie Be bington. bot h of tine intr. • gi ro
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ÜBB a—COFFMLAN.—On the 24 Instant, by the Rev.
J. H. Kennard. Mr. Allen Bubb' to Mrs. Rate Cotil.'
map., both at this oitY. •
tb.iß • 0 UES— u BR.--t)n the 9ch instant, by the
Rev. Thomas; M. Martin. Mr. Charles Schroder to Mien
Jane Mary, all of this city. •
WHITE -0.1 the 11th inst., John Alexander White.
in the 30th year of hie age •
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
folly invited to attend his funeral. from the residence of
his father in law, Chao - '1 •sedt No. MO BMW.
street. this (Tuesday - 8 o'clock. The fu
neral to p roceed to 8 J.
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OKARDS.—On t. Mist. Catharine
Henwood. daughter. and the late Eliz
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'bath Eioliards, aged 19„) •
Prinerat frrm the reside, . : grandmother, Mrs.
Cw.therme Many:v.l. 8.0 Weide Street, this (Tuesday)
afternoon, at 3 o'olock. _
hi ATltaft.—On the 10th instant, Hannah R., relict
of the late George B. Mather and eldest
year Slit
of
James and Elizabeth' Daveniert, in the
her age.
runeral from the residence of her blether-IA law,
James a. name, No. 1258 Beath Tenth street, One
(Tuesday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. s
SitINGSERGisa.—On the 11th instant. Sarah.
daughter of Nicholas and Mary A. Shineberzer, in the
30.0 year of her age.
Funeral from the residenoe of her parents. No. SKM)
Wood street, on Wednesday morning, at 18 otolook. .
VeNDERSLICE.—On the 11th instant. Anna Mary.
only daughter of Henry and iblizateth Vanderslice. 111
the Bth year of her age.
Funeral from the residence of her parents in Wheat
street, second door above Frankford road. Eightee n th
testilL s thitrinesday) afternoon, et 4 o'clock,
sa:GlihrtBoll --On the 12th instant, Mr. James Ste
venson, in the 43d year of hie age.
~
Funeral from hie late resident* . Wilder meet. above .
Crease, thisEfuesday 1 aßernoon, at So clock. *
ORRICTICIS.—on the 10th instant, Amanda V.
Christine, wife of D. 1 3 H. Christine, M. D., in. the
28th year of hero ge. .
Funeral fr om the resident* of her mother, No. 100
Main street, Frenkford, above Unity, this atiesdlit)
afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
DAY ko4.—On the nth instant, Catharine G., wife of
John D. Gagne, in tee 37th year of ber age.
Parietal front the residenee of her husbiutd. No. 824
Reed street. this (Tuesday) afternoon , at S o olook.
REMS.NTPAR.— On the 11th instant, Mary Ann,
daughter of William and P.mma Rementer, aged 8 years
and 7 months. .
Funeral from the residenne of her rents, Federal
street, below ',minty. seventh, this (TOMMY) slier
noon
,at 3% O'oloOk.
RistlGEßs.—On the 11th instant, Charles Redeem, in
the 21st year of his age.
Funeral from the realdenne of his mother. Mrs.
Matilda Harrison. 919 Marlbormigh arrest. above Beech;
hishteenth ward, this (Tuesday) af.ernoon. et. 3
&cloak. • '
JkoicOON,--ea the 11th instant, Sarah J., wife of
le eshington J. jaoison.
Funeral from the residence of her father. corner
of eeoond and Congress streets, this (Teeaday) mom
in;", at 9 o'clook. -
MAR SOW 61.1..- 0 n the 10th instant, Cordons, twin•
daughter of Charles and Mersaret 2'. Martindelt. aged
8 pars and 7 weeks.
Funeral from the residence of her parents. No. 1814
North Front street. above Harrison, this Meow)
afternoon, at S o'clock. •
iptLAcK GRENADIVE JIMBEEM
T LES.—
Bleat Grenadine Barege Points.
HI&Olf. tiereee Mantles.
Back Ruffled Dame Pointe
Black Range Shawls, Silk Borders.
Black Harm 011awle, Grape Borden.
Innoic oink net eltLswls.
Black Grenadine Shawl/.
Black kiarege ehawle. Satin Borders.
11.---Bhepherde Plaid foil de iltevres, only Ifig
cents. Wide Dark Grey Mohair h Mei OWL
& VOX, Mourne:it store,
9 te CILE.ITNUT Street.
levied by the unneretened. viz: one dated nen
timber 12,1860. 6.,1 ten hundred anti ten dollen, 5.11
the othei dated September 24 IEBI, for ten hundred
nine 90-1(0 beenht months from their reeve°
the de , eet having anlimpated by the penmen
thereof in thin city, on the 29th day of April. 1864 tta
in to Gam len all persons from 'meowing or neso retie •
the Nellie, Ftlll4P FORD &
1. eotioneeta. Ph,Ledelehia.
PHILADILPHIA• 0.1.1 0.1861- mphmpll 26
Kr GIRARD DANK, _
PlictAnsLviria, DIRT 7.. M.
he Threatere have deolared a oividend of THREE.
PKX CaPIT for the JMt 81X MONTHS, PaFable on
and after the 17th inst.
zurl-thistu U 7 W. L. SCRAPPER, Cashier.
COMMERCIAL BANK OF PENNISYL
VAN (A. 1111LADILLPEL101., May 7. 3861.11 T0 . 808rd 4fyiTectors have We de clared a Wait,
annual Div.den of Vaita.R. Pall. CENT:. 1.710118 an
and a ft er FRIDAY colt. the 10th 'natant, "clear of
Btata to
myB-6t S. C. PALM ER. ceehiet.
or• SOUTHWARK BANK •
Putt..LepLeula, MAT 7, Ha,
'1 he DlTelOtol7 have this day deolayed a pito:lend of
F
ry PI Fon Olga., payable ou deemed.
royB 6t p DT FEL. Cashier.
acr 111*.CHANICS* BANK,
PHlLADatintiA. May 7.1881.
Bow d of Directors lasve tinadist d66161N1i 6 Diet
deadeof 'LINER AN HALF P bit p
OW Cu the 17th hat.. agreeably to the pronalene of the
onsoter.
msB 6t 3. WIEGAND. Jr. Cashier.
tq. 111 I • PumaxELratik. IBM %Be.
e Baatd of Directors have this des de lased a Divi
dend of Tags E ?RR CENT.. for the last ix months,
Payable on th ISM Wit.
nisalefesat. e JOS. N. FinagoL, Cashier.
WWESTERN RANK OF ZIPLADEL-
Flita, rniaximarnie, eLey TtVlOl6
lIATIKII93III9f Ben itjUn• Weds, declared a
Dividend of FOUR t' .R ORR r.. Para'. on and altar
the lith instant. 9. 1 141. TROCTX/IN, Cashier.
above Rum.
Meet, N BrtinaWißk,
mmibbb. WaJib"'
'mob, 0 molt onde camp
mel helinearova
sr. realm
k homes. Milford. Del
Yler. JembitOwn
Lebanon,
_low Caliowhill.
Leneedale
eettnereriand eo
C.. Lehig Pennss
egage. g
la, Carlisle
, -Ti Oxford, Pi g
L. above eseh.
T. Estwinunk
. Rancook. ri/
Na y, narneos
bet. Vine.
rtneniown
411114 BUStletOn
ciolenurg
;'old.
n. Pa
Jereei
OFFICIAL.
e eudorsea
Februa
rearury
I It tufa
to this De
: be ward
; required
deposit of
be imme-
'HOE
I roman.
B. P.
&meter/ of the
NOTICE.
ensrtment
e benefit of
MARRIED.
PIED•
QUopplor or 'rum conentientOß FOR
141 a itecLiEr OP Tax PAIRILII O 3 OF THE
NTEE RR OF T3lB. &PITY OF MM.+ REL
PHU, in the Emilie of the United States.
WARRINGTON Bortnotos..
R 0.272 Third Street. near Nome.
Notice is hereby given that the commission has been
duly orsamised. and has entered upon its Mines. It is
be
n 00051611 that the nenboant shall Phil delphiali,
and snail have been woody or partially dependent for
snopo t neon svplunteer actually mustered Into the
evidencedof the United tastes, which enlistment must be
by a *Gin mugter-roll. duly certified and
in_pOeseelion of the sm.
/he Seplamant will be visited by a Commissioner, or
by some comuetont per son ontnorited by Obialble
abbey, whose Niverab 0 report WO be requisite "store
relief osn be extended. It is not intended by the or
dinance of Councils to eneeurage Whinges Or ollueer!
ism through the agency of this Commission; but only,
to aid in the support of it, benefumartsu and to sup
hpigment, so tar as vreo amble. the import which
as Men Teddited or leis by the enlisilinent - Of the vo.
Wither.
Brent care will therefore, be used to prevent impo
a will re required wherever praoliciable,
tro o t n end tims it
soldier shall transfer to MN family as much as
can possibly be eoarod from his own neoessities out of
the pay allowed him 1)7 the Government. Citlze and
neenetatione of citizens , are sanitise, rtarlreied en ■
tb aid
the, Conamemoq by their eeetroutions, widen may be
sent to thetrice, and blip by giving notice of any
woes of imposition which may come to their know
ledge. Those seekin and entitled to relief are re
quested to apply at t he office, in Third etreet,where
blank, for applications are provided.
This Commimanncombwed as follows!
Hon sid A ini b t a . Xa ND EB REBEL Mayor of the Gay, 'lo
llies/. Holt &CE HINNEY, Vice President.
pt,TER wiLLIA 'vl SoN, Esq., Treasurer.
RA. llll' 8 E btai City Solicitor.
ISO. CUTLER. Era, President of Peleot Conned'
GEAR. D. 'PREOti, hag., Proudeur of Common Coun
cil.
DANIEL 8. BEIDFAT N, Eee., N 0.209 Vine street.
A. Mc NT YRS. Fri.. Germantown.
11 Hub. POTTER, him , No. 16 0 Green street.
witiI.I,OIJORLI rd. kAo.,leo al Uhririan 'street.
OALEB COY al EEL* . thintuiental Hotel.
JAIL WATivote neg., .N 0.717 Fifth street.
Bon JOON ROBRI No. Ja., I.e. 1025 9, e o h street.
M. W. BAL !MIN, Ebfau No. 1201 borne. IL myll-6t
Er -OFFICE FEEPSYLVAPIIA R AILROAD
COMPANY, Philadelphia, April 1861r-Ise
rd of /directors have th is der declared' a semi-an
nual dividend of TRY.P.P. PRI( VENT. on the capital
stook of the Company. clear of State tax. payable on
and alter May 18th, 1861.
Powers of jattorney for oolleotion of dividends osaLbe
had on application at the office of the Com fie.
ids 8. Third street. TKONIAS T. FIRTH.
T hird
Treaeurer.
SIII.ITAItIf GOODS.
ATTENTION ! MILITARY !
•
ARMY EQUIPMENTS /
HAUGHTON,. SAWYER & CO.,
110.80 dr. 28 PEARL STREET, BOSTON,
MINT BOUSei Pew YOIk 9 continental Rouge, Phila
derguiti ; Briggs Bouse,uhtriage t. Neil lionae.
Colnm
bun, Ohio.
SAMPLES SEEN AS ABOVE.
- Knamgacks. Haversacks, Canteens Cartridge Boxes,
'Wagon and Horse Covers. Camp Blankets, Offniers'
Cloaks. Overnasts. Marshie r and Biding__
Molina , Bags. Gnu _Cases. Belts, Soldiers' Beaty B *-
tem Officers Boots, the famous Military Bat. Fatigue
Cass, army and /wavy Blankets. Heavy Twilled Flan
nels. Lisa and Dark Hine Cloths. Flannel Shills,
Flannel Sults /OT a warm climate, Ganbaidi.Zonave.
and Regular Army Uniforms. Army Tents, United
Staten Flags, Se. ml 3-81.
"MILITARY CLOTH;
BENJAMIN BULLOCK & SONS,
No. le SOUTH FRONT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Are now manufaotariag at their own Mills, near
Conshohooken, Montgomery swear, Fe-r
6-4 CADET CLOTH,
PORN INDIGO BLOB,
A fleeted expressly for
ARMY CLOTHING.
The goods can be seen at their store al above.
mylo42t
MILITARY CLOTH.
cA.D . F.,T CLOTH
OF SUFERIOR FABRICS, ennoble tor ARMY AND
HOME GUARD.
UNIFORMS, •
MANUFACTURED BY
GEORGE P. EVANS.
Ap_ply et Noe. 10 esiadlo North FRONT Street.
m
no et
1013 N THORNLEY'S, 311 OHNSTNIIT
air Street, north side—the oldest establishment in the
United States.
INDIA-RUBBER CAMP BLANKETS,
got Army__and Navy Equipments.
eATcNT itunnan. CAMP IL ANEV.Tfi.
KNAPSACKS. KNAPSACKS,
HAVERSACKS. II AVERS/WKS,
CaisT KENS. TENTS.
GUN COVERS. GUN COVERS.
aPES. CAPES,
CAPS. CO ITS. CAPS. COATS,
And every ether article that is manufactured of India
Rubber—,! of the best material.
inya.lm if JOHN THORNLEY.
COMPRESSED BULLETS.—United States
Minse Mnetet and Rifle Hale; &leo, every de
scription of Poona and conical thantif4atured
toorder. Large atook oopetaatir op hood. (Men filled
&twilit by THOMAS OTIS JAHOY & CO.,
Patina Shot and Lead Wo kg,
261 and 263 WATEB etreet
. NEW Yo It.
myl m
MILITARY NOTICES.
REMDQUARTERS COMPANY D,
FOURTH CoMPAN If MONROE GUARD.—Pni
r,naLanti. 12. 1101.--We, the undersigned'
officers of Comp WM 0, Fourth scummy M. 1 1 ,00
G111i74, on behalf of the Company. return our sincere
thanks-to the Trustees of the Amerman illechamea ,
Rel. corner Fourth and George streets, for their kind
nese.in. volunteering to the Compact. the use of the Hall
for'Drills, end hay, extended every lee=in thetr
Power to aid. the Gement:ly in the r mule 'nit. We
OW feel ourselves under lasting obl. gations for the
kindness thus extended.
WM. W. BWENK. Cant. Company D.
JOHN S. It UHL,. Ist lcent. "
JOHN It. DONNELL, 2d Lisnt."
lIBIITED STATE'S BIASIND CORPS.
WANTED. 600 able-bodied men, between the
ages of 21 and Et years. not less than five feet four
and 11. half inohes- high, and of good character.
Soldiers serving m this gem perform duty at navy
lards and on board Unite d Battle ships-or-war on
foreign stations. other mfmmanos. which mar_b?
desired will be given at the Rendezvous, No. gig
South FRONT street.
First Lieutenant W. STOKED BOvD.
asse-its. Iteernitmg.elleer.
. .
lALIVE 'KERSEY'S
AND
CLOTIIS,
Muitabie for Military or Naval =rooms',
Far mai* by
FROTHINGHAJE & 'WELLS,
apLit-if tf 38 LETITIA 3TREAT.
21 j,,1 4 , ; LaA2u121
TtEDPOND SPRINGS.—A. (3. ALLEN
w-ar resaeotfellr informs the public , that this well estaz
hashed and popular watering plans in now open for tke
Teat. Lion and scoonunodation of Viltors, and will be
kept open until the Bret of October.
Forgone; 'wishing Bedford Mineral Water. will be sup
plied at the Springs at the following prices. via :
For 1 blid tordr 413
00
00
.. .. (1111111tb )--
a1TY)“.........•••• •••••••14 3
(oath—. -...—.. .......... oo
Bottles. M pint, per 60
Parties wishing rooms, or an information in regard
to thlS•place. will address the SS Afoul Mineral Borings
Company, Bedfordirettruryleania. ml3-86t
CLIFTON BOTRIE, NIAGARA FALLS,
CANADA.—Thu Hotel will open for the eeaeon
on the lets inst. Families wishing. hoard by the
week min be senonsmodated with Con Agra or Rooms in
the Rome, et /Jure/rates.
JOll LIN k DUNKI.BE, Proprietors.
Ni&cara Falls. (Canada.) May i, /an. lay9-6t
FOR NEW YORK. s a
STEAMER DELAWARE,
(OUTSIDE LINE.)
Until further notice this Steamer will leave for NeW
York every
TUESDAY AND FRIDAY AT 10 A. 11.
Freight received daily. •
3)4 a il_r o Wi 4, ll 4 olRDlRl x t r szt enue.
worm-et
1 4 OH BALTIaiOISM
AT 3 O'CLOCK—BALTIMORE Al
Patti. ‘JAALIIIItt STEAMBOAT COMPANY, Enos
eon Lite.—One of toe Steamers of this Line will leave
the 11#011, da isf. p illhaTrillT4lTititliT Wharf eve
afternoon at 3 o Gloat, arid will arrive Battimore
early next warning. 3 •
Freights of all kinds taken except gnoh as are for-
bidden br the Government.
A. GROVES Ja., agent,
myl4.3t * • 34 South Wham',
Alps% FOLLIVERPOOL.—The steam
ship GREAT EABTERR, Ron. Captain
Carnegie. R. P., Commander, will mil from New York
FOR LIVIMYGOL SATURDAY, MAY 26
PASBAGE MONEY.
Pint C4bin...
Oohed Cabin. With very sayenor amounuodations. re
GRINNBLI,, MINTURN, EG CO.,
Agentai, New-York,
a~TIO-tBUth
POSTPONEMENT
EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION
THE EDUCATIONAL CONVENTION
Proposed to be held at ILAURISBURO ON TUE Ms
214, MM. sad 21tA OF MAY, 3861 t is hereby
POSTPONED,
At the remit of a lane number of the permit who
were expected to be present. It will, however, take
place at mama more mutable time during the Bummer
or Amman. of whioh due
PUBLIC NOTICE WILL BB WIRE
As the objects and order of business will then be the
same as those set forth in the original circular, all who
received that dooninent will oteere
ATTEND THE MEETINGS
wlep the ti owl De insimuccil; without further
imitation. TH.O. 11.'BUItIt0W8,
thapasintondent Common !Schools ,
SCIZOOL DEPAILTIONZO.
BAARISIStatO, Amy &x1831.s
if YOU WANT 'A LIERSIZE PICTURE,
by +ll means get a Photograph m Oil, al YOU are
aura of a L genesis aad asap nor Pietro*, if made by
1 al giSa. IeoCOND tweet, above el OM It*
Oo E L Akbi I BLAUK MONK." V FoR
we. from the oonot of , Mee: faaremall Mamesek ,
Mo'ltoro. from &both &mono& ; one Mockingbird do.
mire ot A • BHiPPKN truest. RIM nr"
Utr 1 t►ir B,JwLiriu bit LOON AN"
RFSTAUR ANT Routh THIRD Straat.oloPatila
to mt. wII open WED:Oita - IAX. 111th Inn at 10 A. M.
A Flue La oh will ba served up, of which tee publio
Ste reartletrin 7 Invites to ke. OLD Filial% DS
are verticality invited to aatl, inane, ones bospitabli
received by the proprietor.
loviilt e JUAN .1. OAR.DERHY, eat.
LEARTLES IIATINI FURNISHED THE
A. united ewes Gennunent entit FOUNDRX PIO
inlf o ravrg= pleonasm thrr
iddroso so ty maH-St
.00_
WHOLESALE STOOK AT MAW
RETAIL DRY G
CWILLOIT, EMORY, dc CO.,
No. 327 MARKET.STRICMT,
SNLOW FOURTH; NORTH 151 Dal
OFFER THEIR CHOICE STOCK
AT RETAIL FOR CASE,
AT UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES
The Stook ootaprlses a large assortment of
GOODS FOR HOUSEKEEPERS
AND TOR
FAMILY USE.
TaVe Linens,.
Napkins aply4
.4apking and Doilies, l' w e aOilant. Austin to..
Quilts and Blankets, Shawnee and Shades,
t heetinge and Spreads, i eve and Piano Coven,
Pillow C• singe, Mosqui to hoed'.
Bath and Uhamber Tomela.teurtatn Trimmings.
Riohardson Linens, 'Furniture /*Titan,
!hilt Fromm. %;ambrio liandaerobiefe.
Printed Liners, Cambric Jaconsts, &a..
Bird Bre Diapers, Nai-sooks. Symms, &0..
&a., Bcetbo, Ac. &0., fro., fao. &e.
All of which '
willbe sold for cash at far less t hanusual
wholeaale imam mrig-lit
BLACK SILK COATS.
OtifED MANTLES. •
- POPLIN DUSTER&
FRENCH SADQUES.
BILE RASQUINES.
NEWEST DESIGNS.
READY MADE, OR MADE TO 'ORDER.
COOPER & CONARD,
myll-t2 corner NINTH and`MAREET.
CON'FINUA.TION OF THE
GREAT SALE
dLOAKS, 'LADES, TRIMMINGS, &i:L4 •
Iniiquidation of the Estate of
J. W. PROCTOR & Co..
NO. 708 CHNWTNCT STREET: •
' The Stook cowries of .
SPRING CLOAKS.
ENGLISH TWEED CLOAKS,
SILK CLOAKS AND !MOQUE%
SILK MANTILLAS,
MANTILLAS, LACE FLOUNOINGS,
RENCELLACE MANTILLAS,
VRENCII LACE POINTS,
FRENCH LACE BOURNOUX,
TRAVELLING SUITS,
FLOUNCING LACES.
DRIES AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, &e.,.
Ali in immense variety, and to he etdd at about OEB
half the usual oven, for the bertofit of ereiditors.
PARIS MANTIL.LA SAIDDKIUM.
I[oB-lin 748 01110371181 Street.
irLOASS AND MANTILLAS.- OALII
.
TION.--Ladies are Gantionea Galivant the -nefari
ous ststements of persons formerly in our employ, and
now in the employ of other Fatties, who represent
themselves " to be connected' with us, and their es
tablishment!! to be " branches of the Paris Mantilla
Emporimo ." Sush staternsats era
abed SO tuna's and rimer the linguine:Etna.
We have -no other store than rhe one we have mon
pied thege six years, at 708 CtiEBTrilUT fittest.
J.W.PROOTOM & CO..
Paris Mantilla binporinm.
MW MANTILLA STORE.
The most splendid SILK Id.AISTLES in the city.
HOUGH & CO.,
20 SOUTH TENTH STAHEL
STT.Tz
In 1114011 new style, the rioheet qualitiee evei seen,
at the elegant New Store.
95 SOUTH TENTH STREET.
HOUGH & CO.
anie-lm •
(Ail PER CENT. UNDER COST
PRICER.—
SAVE TIME AND MONEY.
POMBA can do both, by going at once and biying
their Dry Doods of
H. orreroa, & EON,
No. 713 North TENTH. above costes,
Who have a lay a and will-assorted stork of
NEW AND DESIhABLE GOODS,
Which they are now closing cot at
THIETY PEE CENT. UNDER COST.
llioh and Wow Dina iliph:c4 9oo .
Great PirSollls GOOd Lake.
Nioh styles of Poniard Silks, from am to 62340 r
wor:h
Goods for Travelling Dresses.
I MOD Way Poplins, at 100, worth Me.
SPECIAL NOTIOB I
On and after thus date
WITORNI.EY & 011istM will offer_
EVERY POSSIBLE INDUCEMENT
To
CASH PURCHASERS OF . DRY DODDS
Berns determined to reduce their .sthek they will sips
Good Barsoiscsl
Beautiful Parley Silks for DS cants, worth 11112
Beavy Pach Fanny Silks for Sl, well worth SEM. •
Grenadine and' Dotage Goods, about one half their
Value.
gray MITIZed 4sooolll, in •SeerY eSeletg. freak g Math fee
yard to Ed nears.
BLACK SILKS, RICH AND LUSTROUS, VERY.
Catar.
Neat Black Brocade Silica, double faced, &a.. &o.
De Leine., Calicoes, Cassimeres, Cloths, Ventilate.
gth.
Linens. Muslin, Quilt& Covers, Ice., low
SHAWL ao4 CLOAK-ROOM. - EXHIBITION.
French Lace Mantles. Palates, Shawls, Smarms.
Cambria Laos Mantles. Mantilla Lace Hoods, &o.
Black Silk Coats Mantles, &0.. in every style,
At TSIORPWR I & ClllB.ll
ta. R. Omer METE tt SERINO HARDEN gbh
arcs-ti
•
ARBGEs.—
..a.... ' loh Firured o , llllZell /9Zeta 7 glil PatAt._
ique boss at I.
L
Tei„,,Pre7:llr; *r inside. -
--
- I- etrirriVuh Lawn'. Print, chow.,
--,, %ray Mond Goudz oopz . ar„comeou)
-
R. E. Contor ninfa and NlApidf,T.
N. 11.—Itatt Keno &kilts. 91 non!! to 111126 run
rIRESS GOODS GREATLY REDUCED.
-1 1 -." To snit the tunes
All of our Fro.oe , Dress Goods
Have been Matted to Ten low price,.
Fa ricly Barer es. Challis, Mostimilliadis.
Mirage Angling" Poplins, Organdie, •
Lawns, keno! Fonlarre. Rooms
Fano' and Pain Grey 3 ravelling GorAte,
Chimes, Gallons, Plaid O ode.
New styles of Gooks in „Ware Silk,
irlrat`d end Percy oloth Mantles, -
Laoe Mantles, Pointe' and Shawls t
Men's wear and Bon' wear, Ussaimeres,
Linen Drills, Itankinettes. Summer Staffs.
SaeorPLESS BRIMMED-8,
CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Streets.
ilia OK DRESS GOODS-BARGAINS.
a-.
Aleck Wool Delaineo, 28 and 38 sent&
Black Banta m s,mas, 43 and /0 Sento.
25, 25. 3nd 31 cents.
Black Crape "tarots. 26 cents./
Ills: k.Tamartiees. RI oonts.
B sok Pilks, Alumni, Bombazine', Merinoee.
Black Figured Delames, t.awns, slid Chintzes.
COOPER H & COPIARD,
S. E. Corner NINT and MARKET.
SPECIAL NOTIOE.--A RARE CHANCE
FOR BARGAINS! TUG ENTIRE STOCK TO
BE CLOSED OUT! On Belmont. of the unsettled slate
of the country, and derogation In the mercantile line, I
am determined to close ou% my stook much below the
oat of importation. Great inducements will be offered
in Dunn, Good., Showle. SAN. &a.. and I would invite
those wishing Dry Oomie to examine it. One hundred
Shetland Shawls from En to IL not half their value, at
JOHN R. IS tOILEtr. ,
asall-tf 709 ARCH Serest.
CRM
AMER ADAMS & SON—BIGHTiI
IL , AND ARCH STREETS—
Will offer, _ thu morning, a fine assortment of
STELLA SHAWLS nureluised at auction, and for
sale a
c t a very small advance, ranging price from
Also
S lm it firemisertment of DRESS GOODN.
Chalk Delaineg. every variety, from 133 c. to 350.
Clone Mohair., neat styles, nom go. to alo.
Ottoman, Myrtehne, and Diagonal Poplins.
Silk, Embroidered, and hmbroldered Diagonal Pon
tine.
peapolitan Silk Check Mohair, lac. and
in
Lagi err' cLOARIN SS, in w sad phun eollorc
The latest shape of HOOP SKIRTS Lad and
Misses, of the beat quality, both tied. l
and ge Ids and
n TrOW %pc
s pltENcji COLLARS AT HALF PRIM.
A small loth:totpurchased, which we will guarastat,
to be sold at tne-helf the Mutalynoe,
grenadine veils, all colon Miu qqua hies.
Veil garedas, all colors, mounding ecilferino and
drab.
yertionlar attention is requested to our House Fur
nishing Goods.
Skirting Lineal , the beet ertiote for 200, fiver Wendt
an better_sualltles is yropernea.
Ballard Vale Flannels a fall hne.
lease 4-4 unbleaehed kaalln, fine, So.
Icase 4 4 unbleached heavy. 10e.
case ,Vf bleached bluelinfigio.
1 06E04 4 bleached Mobs, so.—splendid. -
wee 11-4 O. Aderim ar eon,
1 co.o 4-4 O. Adams & Son. Mo.
11. 4 Doom Mt Amosiosag and Dodgeville.
1 case 10 .4 bleached Shesclug,ll4o, usually
1 caw 411-4 bleached She eting. Sec, nasally Mc.
apla-tf
TRZ 80 LANDELL °PENT]
JA-di P4OItNINO a WSW lot of the Fashionable
ehepherds' Plaid qocsia. ISM ota.
Shepherds' Plaid Valencia&
Ehapnenas' Pia* Goat hair.
Shepherds Plaid Silk Goods
'PIIELACIIC SILKS—Very superior grade of
cualitl,-41s there hi so very httie difference ht
tween the price of ordinary Maar. Bake end our fine
swoon, we invite Were to examine our
Moak elide hoped's!. r
Nue Ede Slack Mike. .
Reavy Wide Folks for Seeks.
Black Corded silks for Mardis.
EYRIsI & LANDELL.
PYRE LANDELL, Fourth and Arch,
-41 wino:En Tito IPAY
Ladies' Spring 13act
Phi• a. istnoas. Mixed and Plain.
Black Mixed Virtver-proof Tweeds.
Fall assortment of Made. no daoka. nue
Qeitinici CLOAKS, IN EVBRY NN
style, at 1VEY415 7 ,
as27-1m _ Ho. jaa a. Ninth street.
SPRING CLOAKS, IN ENDLESS VA-
M.O. et IVE.Ntr. Apr-10i
SPRING °WARS, THE ORE&PEST
*VOL seen, at IVENS',
0422-1 m No. 23 S. Ninth street.
NEW STYLE ULOAKB, EVERY NEW
J- •
style, every new material. at prices that astonish
e very one. at the large store. N. B. comer of Eighth
and Walnut greets. -2m
CITY CLOAK STORE,, No. 142 N.
Eighth street, above Cherry, are now selling every
new style of the season. superb qualities. in every new
stwito or color, cheaper than any other store In the
gay. asl7.lm
VLOAKS.--Wholesale Merchants are in
vicea to impart the stook at
IVENS',
No. St 3 South NINTH Street, corner of lark& at..
apV-lm Between Market and Chestnut.
DI2.BOLUTION OF 00 YARTNERSHIP.
The eOPMAIIoTe6iIP }WO/dare smistinp_bstlretin
Ott trderglgned, under the Estee of unrwy, 14.
& CO., is tuts 44Y dissolved by nutuai 001Mant.
All persons indebted to the te firm me requested to
make osymermot their moments to Kept x Y ittitriDY,
who Slone Is sethonmid to meet yt for ttre atone, and to
use the wee of the lino in grinding up_ the besieges.
ILONRY HAMM
C. W. MORRIS.
Philadelphl6, Nay MEW
NOTICE.—The undersigned resseetfully informs the
OttiilB, do
r u o s m o e w re n
n o eun fuic ia lale . n oi r:
pten ot
4 11 , as l i a D ji L it , y 14 ,31RA
cO. teat he via °Minna° the NUM Inalloll of Mamas
owlet, and aoliotta the aontinnanaie *ins matreaane.
Pluleaelrbis, Min. algii
TEE ANTIDNARY OF THE ENGLISH
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29 South SIXTH Street, Mx doors above Chestnut ,
myl4 et
Curtain Materials,_
I .ms and Muslin llartains.
THE DOCTRINE . AND POLICY
PROTECTION,
WICII ?Ng
HISTORY OF OUR TARIFFS,
PROM THE
ORGANIZATION OF THE FEDERAL GOVERN
MENT TO THE PRESENT TIME.
BY DR. WILLIAM ELDER.
Now that a desperate astault is being made upon the
nett Tariff to prejudice the nubile in advance against it,
and. if possible. to have it repealed, it is important that
its friends &Paid be prepared to combat the specious
arguments, of its antagonists. Nothing will better
serve Ode purpose than the ctircultition of the pamphlet
whose title is quoted above. which is one of the ablest
and most interesting documents that have ever appeared
Is support of the true American polio, of fostering the
great industrial interests of our 'country. It will be
forwarded by mail or express for 10 cents per single
copy ;76 cents per dozen ; $6 per hundred. Address
RINGWAIAT & BROWN,
6p4 tf Nth 34 govril THIRD Street, Philadelphia.
EEDUCATIONAL DIAGRAMS.—The at
tention of Schools, Anatomical Classes. &0., is
Galled to the following series of D warns- prepared
under the direction of the English Government for the
Department of Science and Art in tee Government of
Great Britain
PHYSIOLOGICAL DlAGSAMS.—Prepared by John
Marshal, F. R. C. 8. Nine Diagrams, life size, co
lored, mounted on canvas, with roller.
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son. r se., 81. R. I. A. of Belfast. Ten Diagrams, tally
(Mimeo, on rollers. _
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Benelow. Nine Diagrams. fitly colored, on rollers.
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Drew, Bac. Twelve. Diagrams, fully o.Jored, on
rollers.
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W ORLD.—Preeared by B. Waterhouse Hawkins (A
8.; F. L. 8. son Diagrams, in aontee-tinted %the
gravity. on rollers.
Teachers and Leetarers will find the above superior
to any thing of the kind heretofore published, and in
evesy respect accurately drawn and clamed.
Mut LROY dr, CO.,
IMpOrtere of English Books, U.,
No. 27 ts. SIXTH rt., above uhesmut.
8001111, LAW AND APALIELL.ANEOUS,
:few and old, bought sold, and exolianged, at the
PHIRADEL.PHIA-BANK BOOK STORE, No. 419
ORkieTDIUT Street. Libraries at a distance purchased.
Those having . Books to sell, if at a distance, will state
their names, slam bindingsdates, editions. Erma ,
and sonoitions. WARTED— Books printed 11 Oenja
nun Franklin, as well as early Books printed in and
upon America Au:o4mph Letters and Portraits cor
eMaed. Pamphlet Laws of Pennsylvania for sale. Cata
logues. in press, sent free. Library" appraised by
fers-tf - JOHN OA al PHIKLI,
FOR SAGE AND TO LET.
eERWANTOWN.—For Rate, or to
NM Lot, the someious M Art 5105 i HOUSE, v table and
Coach-house. loe-house. and Hot-house. and tot of
ground, situate en TULPO IOCICSN Street. opposite
the Standpipe. Mansion. 42 by 38. with back Moldings ;
bas every modern cionvewenee and improvement;
ground handsomelr laid out with fruit and shade tree...
and shrubbery of 8V0?) land. Lot 180 feet front. by 878
feet deep, to Washington lane.
J. M. SUMWY
l&u SONSe
t.
A itUUbN TO RENT To A SMALL
a n- jo ts: . in exchange for Board. addreas "Loran,"
lb/54'
&FOR SALE OR TO RENT—The vale.
able four-story iron front store. No 125 RAC(
street, tkroosh to Pembroke Ploce from Second street
to the weat—lg feet !root. and Ili feet deep, nallulated
for a gore or a large menumotero. inquire r'n the
rammes. or to PO e4t3 CANLERONB,Bsrms Carden,
below Eleven' h. ml 3 3t*
ak FUR BAL6—Reveral very desirable
=. Three-Stied.,BRICK DurELLING
wan thrse-storr hack budding/I. enclosed verandah*,
and Stiminer kitchens; built with Um very best material
and in workmanlike manner. w th caviler marble door
ways. most approved beaten; and ranges, martee n
an
hot and cold Water, water in (Members; Mini
lamely papered throughout, finished in the levet style.
Artileted on the east side , et4TR ctreet. a-ove
Thompson street. Twent.eth ward. Apply on the P.e
mime. rtiril.lit
itTO LET—A very deinrable and
convenient Store. No. 24 Ponth FOUELTN S 2:
rent reneetable te A.R. dieinEE Nei. 80. 42
North THIRD AMIN, loylNvactot,-
im GERMANTOWN PROPERTY TO
INK LYT —A rommodions MANSION well shaded by
large trees, within a short dmtanoe from Shoemaker
Lane Atatien. limonite of 1 1 .,0k0101A !AAA.
MS At* I South szcoriD Street.
in FOR SALE OR TO RENT—Three
11OLoommodions brick DWELLINGS in Haddonfield,
New Jersey, centrally located, well snaded, &0..
within two squares of railroad deepot
C. 11. MINN,
222 WA Lo , UT Btr , et.
TO RENT WITH FURNITURE.—A
in
hawbome ROUSE, with ever, modern conveni
ence, in Arch street, west of Neventienth.
ADDIT t 0 A. P. X
916 A RC H I,
erso-lm Street.
NI FOR HALF—A HOUSE and LOT,
MB.doeintbly located on MAIN Street. Burin/Con.
N. J. Apply to WM- M. 001,1
506 MINOR Street. Phil/dolphin.
FRANKLIN wooLmAN,
MAIN &Toe t. Burlington.
Or to
aplS-thitta4t*
LIT—SKLIONDSTORY ROOM, 802
CIZIPATNIIT Ntiest- 6Tler bk_DONLIIS
& Ca.'s Jewett, Store. The beat location in
1 el
his for any kind of ht bwripers. Apply ilia? el
Jewejry note. Rent lig _
TO. KENT—A very desirable EITOILE I
Al
w ra Ninth-stteet front of " The Continental
_Wot . The Store at Ninth and Santo streets env
j, Sor a aIi_DDLI HARN J hi
Zse tikeri s
f tt Southwest NINTH and SARrile.
a TO LET—A DRSERABLE DWEIr
SI& LING. NO 123 North THIRTJANTH St
Apply to WETHEKILL & BROTANa. 47 end 49
North SECOND Street. tonwsr
da CHRITNIIT-STREET 110IISE and
JIM STORE to tent.—The denlyable loon Non,
Ltde App ly
CHESTNUT Str CHESTNUTWeeteer, wan dwelling attached. Apply
t 431 . e
1111 OERMANToWN PROPSRTY TO
ana. RzrtT.—To Kea, the terse sud commodious
modern-bmit House, corner of ARMAT Street and
WILLOW Avenue, with gas, bath, hot and cold ter,
an TARN , e modern improvements. Apply to or lon ItY
8. 710 oßzrai Street, Philadelphia, the
Itemises. apit-tf
da TO RENT TWO 00UNTR
ANL YrlOUVB,..one mile from Tsoony. = m il°
717 W 414 "i !Street.
FroRENT—THE LAION AND ClON
vzruzwr Quisi Wharf sad Lumber Yard. M
Illayisadvillo, Twenty -Loarth ward. Amply to KC. &
p, g WARREN . on the premises. mhta•tf
I'OR EXCHANGE—A CHOICE TEAOT
of good uldramovo4 farm lead m the grate of Veer
Jersey, convenient to tagt_OitY. Will be ezohanreo for
sty orcpertY. Arely at No. 1101 FEDERAji armr.o
6622-11
R . R. OORRON,REAL ESTATE BROKER
A 14.1) CerIYNYANCER, noitattSTOWN, PA.
—2.4 mi Biwa bonakt and sold on rasionobie term.
Storey and dwellings /or sale 07 rent in PlOrnult.ollll and
oountry. (iood mortgagor negousted. Collections me•do.
The boat ratouronocra wen. dlUt-am
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OFFICIAL.
ipkROPOSALS POR YURNISHING hie IL
P
LOCKS.
POST 0771C1
April XI. /861.
Sealed Proposals for furnishing all Loom and Kell. Of
new kinds, to be submltuted for the looks and keys now
used on the Umted Staten Mails. trill be received at
this Department until nine o'clock A. M. the tenth dal
of JuA',l36l.
It tieing mineable to obtain looks and keys of a new
construotion, and invented expressly for the exoluive
use of the United States mule, no model ie prescribed
for bidders. the Department relying for its 'election on
the results of mechanical skill and ingenuity shish
lan 4eul petition, now invited, may produce. It is i
deemed necessary 041,16 SUES that IL mail lock should
be aelf-looking, and that Its othor principal Tani:llBnel
are 11111fOlmity. 'Bounty. lightnees. streng Lb, durability,
novelty of construction. and feollity of use.
Two kinds of mail looks and liege—cme of brass and
the other of iron—different in form and eonstrucbon.
he
requited. sad progiosals should specify. separately.
the prIM of 'each iron look. each key for same, each
bran loot, and each brass key for same.
Implicate samples or patterns of ert.ch kind of looks
proposed are recatred to be submitted with the propo
gala one of each kind of sitnisilo locks to be rive= an
and finished. and another to be MT OF OnriVe .so
that internal structure may essi/T. be examined.
Every sample must be D 1512111 marked with the bidder's
IMMO.
he looks offered should not be patented, nor should '
their internal construction be otherwise publicly known.
or be similar to any locks heretofore used; and th y
must be Warranted not. in any way, to infringe or in
terfere with any patented invention.
The various sample looks presented by bidders will
be submitted to a board of examiners to lm commie
sioned by the rortmeater General, for the purpose of
examining and reporting on them : and unless the
Postmaster General shalt deem it to be for the interest
of the Departreent to relent all the Immo/ale and IlDeol.
mane submitted tinder this advertisement, oontrao's
will, upon the report of the examiners, be entered into.
as soon as praotioahle, with the gnocessfal bidder.whose
looks are adopted. for furnishing similar 1. cis and Lela
for four years. as tney may be required and ordered.
with the right, on the part Cl the rolitMalter Venting
10r the time being, to extend and continue the contract
in forektor an additional term of four years. on giving
notice. in writing. to the contra . tar not leas than six
months before the rerminatton of the first term of four
years; or at toe expiration of the first term of four
years, to contract with any other party -for furnishing
collar or different eats and keys, as the Boatmaster
m
eral may determine.
The contractor must agree and be able to furnish, if
required and ordered. 6.000 brass look. and 6.l)(Sr braes
keys, within three mon ha from the tin e of entering
into contact . and M 000 iron looks ana 30 000 roe 7E4,5.
within eltht menthe from such time. But the Post
muter Gisierat will reserve the right to increase or di
memnd
a e h u awetittse s or
in he r o e cks o and h e yssarboee
ma
aided.
with a propOrtionate alsowance of time to fur
nish them.
All the loots furnis hed by the eolitraotor must be
warranted to keep inood working order for two T eam.
in th.erdinary use of the service, when not subjected
to obvious violence ; such as become defeotive wring
that time, to be replaced with perfect looks without
charge.
The ecritracyer will be required to Jeliver the locks.
ut his own aspen Se. at the Yost °Meefletiartmenti
Washington I. ti., pm up on idiots, form ng separate
bundles of five locks each, and securely packed in
Woonen boxes containing sot more than two hundred
looks each. The keys are to be delivered. to an agent
of the Depart.rent. duly and speoially authorized in
each owe, to take charge of and oonvey the same from
the contractor's factory to the Department, where both
leeks and keys are to tie inspected and approved before
the sh all lie paid for. ..
contractor will be required to give bond, with
amp esourity, in the stint of twenty-nye thousand
fo• the faithfolperformarree of the oontraot on
hie pert. bath as to &Manny the supplies evdered, and
ruarding the mnenlactaring of the mail Wogs and keys
with itinepnvacy. integrity, and wire. ftoprocosalwil l
therefore be oonsitered, if not accompanied with a
written imarantee from the
: propelled at:natio* (whom
responsibility must be certified by the k'oetronster at
the pi at thair resteenee (lint they will hanoma
responsible, on the required hand. me the fulfilment of
the ',outrun b y the bidder, in cam snob propelsdx b e
iteeePted.
In atioldtng on the proposals a.
mailer Oenerltt may deem it el.
brass look of one bidder e
lie therefore rem
different individuals °reach , Jk.if.• - •
he may select.
Proposals stiould be carefully .
Postmaster General and "dor._
Proposals for MarlslSX
cosy -to 1
et I.lllgrrral'
CLAM SOUP Nat
m 13 '-it7 b 7
OLIVE OIL. —l' aro 0111
Isla& jaaranlainfit
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WALNIIT-BTREET THEATEX
V Y bole Lessee— —Mna M. A.CiAita r ria.
Stage Manager— -- Mr. WM. A. 0 A,
He Agent -- .Mr. JOS. D. MU
THIS ( T ÜbTDAY) F.:VEXING, May U.
Will be presented a new and original National Drama.
entitled
THE PATHIOrq DIVAN t
Or, The Past, the Present, and .hri /NM Te.
Adam gray, Mr. Edwin Mews ; Rupert =daisy, Mr.
J. 6. Wright,. irate Chimer, Mrs. A Cowell.
ISCA LB or Yiticas.-1 rase oirole (seats gemmed with
out extra charge.) BO *ants; panelist. ineatsseaursd at
110 oantsj MK o mits; family wrote, 31 oasts ; priteite
boxes. 415 and al t °rehear& 71 mom
Doors open at quarter DaB; 7 o'oloott I crurtaiu wiu nee
at a quaruor to 6 wawa'.
M aDONOUGH , B OLT &WIC THEATRE,
&TM. RACE Street. below Third.
TIM v O'DAY) yrystilta, Aley U,
ES rivEn SIB CERtt I
sEVEN 818 PERRI
Notiee.—The Management here leave to otomin ee
the Re-Opening of the Olympia Theatre. W e
t n
r
BriVLN SlS.Thltel will be performed with min7ad -
tams.
GRAND REVOLUTIONARY ACT,
Rat:tied
MO CHER BAILEY, or the DAYS OF '76!
Will be introduced. on which ocirtriou
Ra OHAYMAN will appear.
The LAST 800-NE,
THE St “TR OF THE J3UTTERFLY
Will be brought (OMA
Tfloe. N.
egelt PON. tags Measser.
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A L OADEMY OF MUSIC.
CONCERT
BP IHS rums or THE
ZANEATILEET SCHOOL.
For the formation or e• Fund for the
KELL/. .OP
On THURaD ay VE RUNG, Nay leth 18611, ate dark.
Prof. JOIIN BOWER has kirdly volunteered hie
Ilerviame ee Conductor on the OCONIiOA. and will tie an
lotted by Prof BA NN and other. -he have also
volunteered the r nervier& Ticket' ti ellate i enn 130
Pr( cured at the Menlo Stores. anti also at the oeideter
of Music the day and evening of the Concert. myld
SANFORD'S OPERA HOUSR,
-ELEVEN ra STAMM.
OPEN FOR TED DERSON...„,.
ruswLy DECORATED
RD
AND PAISIWX4Pe
MR. SANFO
Ras meowed one of the
LARGEST COMPANIES ever presented heretofore
who will epees? nightly. -
Sanford will perform every evening.
Doom open at 7 i ocunntence at
Admission II gents, Children IS eelibt. &Off
THE GER.MANT.A. OROTINTRA
-11- AN
NOUNnE their three !het Pablie Reheartes at
the Musical Fund Hail, the last one of the season to
mire place on SaTURDPY, Ma y the Seth . Tickets to
be Obtained at the usual place. III) 8 49135
pENNA. AOADEMY . OP THE ENS
ARTll—iotaa CHERTNUT STREET.
The Thirty-eighth A NNU AL EXHIBIT lON ,
of PAINTINGA and SC ULP ruKE now open. . -
Admittance Monate; Ovum Tickets 00 cants; Chß--
dran half "rice : CataiOgiieti 10 conic !Icahn dere. •
will receive their tinitota At the Academy. avail'4 J.,
_ •r•
AA PLEASANT SUITE OF ROOMS, with
BOAR DING FOR A FAMILY. MIT be obtainod
St 1233 ORES CR UT SL Also, atingle room" for onnte
men. zurl4
RV ARDIN G. -Desirable Rooms, with
swum, at Mita. rominalPS, rio. 1635
SPRU.'E Poem. tumat*
BOARDING.—EIegant large and airy
Rooms. with firehatess board, at 1316 Walnut
street. Referenoea exchanged. mri-thus
BOARDERS will be received at a retired
hutleasantly-mitnated Farm House. in CHES
TER COUNTY. but a short distance from the Rail
road. The dwellins is beautifully shaded. which. with
large Vegetable and Fnut Grantees, will furnish board
tint with ever' luxury the country can afford. Address
8. B. 8., off= of Th e Press, 0426-10 a,
virAItLES WELEAKKIVS
ICE-COLD SODA WATS%
WITH
FRESH FRUIT SYRUVII,
AT NORTHEASTjrntrR Pcto&D AND CREST-
rfIJT
The 8.-.de Wet -r is dr...so from oorefilitin•lined
Fountains. inlYo and mirk ling. well chilled with Oar
&me acid gns. 't he byrune are prepared With the
hichest regard to retaining the NATURAL FLAV•II .
Tam isttiT. No pains will be spared to maintain the
high character which this Fountain has already at
tuned.
Bottled Bode Water at Tr, Gents per d9zen.
Congress Water, fresh trout the semen, eonstantli
on hand. trtyll Mt 1*
NEW YORK STORE
97 South TENTH Sires . above Cheenut,
Mies WA T eRS you'd inform t e inhabitants of Phi
lidelohni that she will open at the move ftoTe oa
TA UR :..11% !Vey 9.h, a 01110108 assortment of
/BIWA ERY HEAL-MIEN:St&
BERTHA DE. ZCO,
which, owing to the dullness of the season, ahe will
offer at exceedir sly low prices.
Ladies. maniere themselves of this Not. will Mess,
aboveari, at in mu ti TENTH eye et, few "owl
Chestnut. urte-Eat,
NOME TO SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT.
—ln personnel, of notioe from the regular authori
twe all g_ooda forwarded by way of the Pti 1 t.,AD
FRIA AND le/LADING .R.ILROAD to the Stataa of
NIDIWOUR 1, v..kt
TErirEssEE, &IND viR.GINI•,
Alut in 0040 ,7 marked Not Contraband." and,
underneath .bore vnnls the submit of IhA t MOM,. Thq
Shippers' Receipt must Aldo be marked ea above. Ana
no Gods of any degotiption will be forwarded to States
South of the above named
my 4-1 m ASA wffITNEY. Preat4ent.
QPROLAL NOTIGE-SHIPROLS WILL
pleaae take ipotiee that the Routh Carolina R
Co. have disoontumed rorwardion all through freight
and that ail roods formerly eonammed to them mart now
be oonantried to a olty ar
t . & T. 13. BUDD inn IcTrattPtil goods to
their add rem. A. Uk.RON iv.. le Ca.
wise Na tte Nord w ild
1. 0 MANDFACTIIItgRS AND WHOM
BALE toderotonta.— A Commeroial Traveller,
wko will leave in mere dap , ror toe Cenadalk.would
like to add one or ou.amiaatot It o tnOee weedy
engaged. from gond and reliable houses. Collection's
made. nexoeptiona le r*ere , oee furnished. Ad
(lcor. " d o.r. i:10X. 1 1 , .5 P. 0.. Philadelphia.
3t*
WANTED—AGENTS to sell PACE.A.
OEB of STATIONERY and JEWELRY. at
omen one third lean than can be perch:wed elsewhere.
Nil on or &cuirass (stamp prieitmea) J L. AILBY
104 COURT Street. Boston. Mass.
P,IiIPLOYE BB WANTING YOUNG
N-:.e Men, &a., are invited to address the "
meat Committee," at the Room, of the yonn
Chnettem Ammeittion, 1009 and 1011 CU b
Street. sp3-Osa
WANTED—A VESSEL. of the cepa
kint7 of from 1.000 to IX° barrels, to load for the
West dm.
APP IA T ITRETCH K
21141 end vll4 Moth tio
LILLIB'd 541.F.FA DNPOT REMOVED
to No. 1)1 South BEVENTH Street. cear the
ranklin Institute.
The undersigned. thankful for peat favor*, and belnt
determined to merit future patronage, has geotired an
elegant and oonvoniens store. and has no an hand a
lame assortment of Lillle'm Celebrated MIT . ad/
Chilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof flares. e only
striotly fire and burglar proof safes made.) Lii
lie's Unequalled BanlgVault. Safe. and Bank
Lillie's Bank Vault Doors and Looks will be formatted
to order on abort notioe. Thu a the stroitout, Wirt
fronteoted , and cheapest Door and Doak yet oficirod.
Mao, partiouler attention us rolled to 14145's New
Cabinet Safe for Plate, Jewelry, &o. This Safe is eon
nede,l to imams in style and elegance anything yet of
fered for this purpose. t d the only ono that is strict
17 fire and Muster proo
eivscreh r4OTICE.—Ihave now on hand any (went,
Farrel, Herring, & Co.'s Safes, moat ol them aeart;
new, sad some forty of other makers, oontaing
complete esentment as to sizes, and all lately
obanged for the now Celebrated Lillie Safe. hey win
be sold ateery low prince. Please call and egarrune.
11. Anr.orr avant_
INSUR ikNOM 00hIPANY,
No. 408.-GHEeTNCT
FIRE AND INLAND INSURAJWIti.
mnaoroas.
illeorge W. Dey---.of Mix & !drone
trot Wright.-- • WI - Wit roe & Co
. • SLITS,' Davin &
eio:y Lane, Leen' Uses &
Riehardeoe.------..." J. C. Howe . k
Samuel T. Bodine.. -Piglet Wyoming Cline! Otige r ll ,
Jno. W. Everman.......of J. W. Evermen & CO,
Goo. A. West— West & Febes.
T. 13,_ Martin-- —"Savage, Martin.
D. Wilwin Davi&:......Attornerwt , MW.
E. D. Woodnif—...of Muting. & woon-,,n
J no. Kesler, Jr-,.."N0 1713 ggree_o street.
GEO.RII6E W. rY jc Froaident.
FRANCIS N. UC Vine PreeMcnk
WILLIAMS I. MANCHA D. eoretary. jeleg-imr
ANTHEAMTE 0481MANOE 00>P16 -
NL l —Anthortsed eavitsl 1540am0--olt.Alllo
PEJCPWrer..U...
°aloe No.all 'WALNUT Stress. not - wow% Marl aa6
Fourth street. Philadelphia.
Skis Gompany will mum %Alms imis in lanais 'by
Fire, on Bra:tinge, eurzutore, out Me rohmull n> r em.
rally.
AUle. Maria. Inentnnoto cn Venal", CargoOt, CO
Princhte- Minot inter/tole to all parts of is 1111 Hill.
Pin tinfoil!!
r e : ►
akin Joseph Mailleidi
9 Latteert John Relehani,
Auclintne4. John R. Naion&
Tie Pearsea. Wm. F. Deem,
Miser. J. E. liisese.
Jactliß .istiliElt. rtstatont.
wln. F.DFJ..II, Vise Prim a =
W. K. MI MI. gaersters.
QAVING FUND—UNITED STATEB
'TRUST COMPANY, comer TRIED And CR1.77
N I
NT teete.
INT St EKEB7 FIVE PER CENT.
E. R. cRAwPORp. Preaideot,
litmEs R. KUNTER•Seoratary and Treaanrer.
Office hours. Lyon 10 nAtil o'ciock.
Tile COMMIT io not loPted 1a ANY elPhoation to u r
Leguatnre.
AUFSIOAN SAVING FUND, tl. E. cor
olla
oer Vir.A_LKUT and FOURTH Streets, Hew
to remove &pants eadm,y all Amu on do Aes It
has Ileitis doile. aIarfiXAMPLR W IL. l ir(
roes 11. Wn..00. Troonsno. uwee
pktiLADELPHIA;
WILMINGTON Al 1p D. Diu r .
tteal-ROA Igl.
TRARYB FOR VI , AB" DO I'ON.
On and after Monday, May 0.1961, Trains for womb
jug lon, via. Punapolia, will leave Philadelphia at ILIS
A. Nt. and /0.150 P. M. •
RETURNING,
77,11. n-we at Pheade'phla from araihmiton at DA
A id.. and ale° at 9.31 P M.
Thread' tickets sod at the depot, oorner of Broad
and Prime rtree.a, Philadelphia.
ni3ll B. hi. F PLTON.
ars. p AND
READING RAILROAD 00
RathAD
(Office W South mule 'Meet.)
11111LPMA. April V,
_MI,
SEASON TICKETS.
On and after Me) 1. MI-season tieeets will be iszerhi
bT this autaortnr forth oorrods of mitre, fa. nine. and
twelve montluk not tronstorable.
Bossed eohoul-tiokets may *boa be had at 33 per Dent.
disoount.
'1 hese tickets will be Bold by the Trewnrer at No. 927
South FOURTH DUO° t r , where any tarter inan Fferiihon
oan be obtained. 8. ti t) ittp,
eiplA-if Troanrer,
e..A lc mz FOR New YORK.
NEW DAILY LINE, via Delaware eat
Rwntso Canal.
rhiledolokis end New York ExoreasEteambest Coo
ry tikra d is e lr e 21161 t 0 3
Y. M., .°I:6WZAVE I -'
glfAiltrUgt,V4igir d r: . •
W . P Ct. f,ps. Am . * .
ho. 14 BOUT W AK ES. Putt elpho.
J A MKS HAN lh Areal,
here 14 and ID EMIT Rlvitilt, raw. Valk.
BOARDING.
SODA WATER
SPRING MILLINERY.
FREIGHT NOTICES.
ffMn
SAFEA.
COMPANDIS.
SAVING ruNms.
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