THE kEBELLION,
01 YMENTS OF VIE I%IILITARY.
Mr. Weenenum, from the Committee on the Do
fe oe and Protection of the City, reported in antis
porialtiTB of more Troops South. , Banco making the Home Guard a body whieh
' Cannella can oreate and organize. Agreed to.
The Committee on Police reported the oonfirma
eesterd* was O. stirring time generally among tion of a number of pollee appointments, which
1 q i, n y, which was owieg, no doubt, to the . were agreed to.
elt riP il ., 6 .,,,,,,, th er . The eemeteere wore ma r_ ' e f Mr. M CM AKIN . offered a mention for the laying
sesillt J water pe in Delaware avenue. Rferred
„ r „,,i over the city, and might be anon in everyMr Dm:MEATY offered a resolution that ten
trees: The entrances to the armories, se usual, . ,
additional members; five from eaoh Chamber, be
_ere cr owded with outside:ire. Although the ax- ' added to the Committee for the Relief of the Fami
eat g rowing
out Of the rebellion has subsided,
nee Of Vollenteere.
6/613 emnre. in Philadelphia, still, the feel- : Mr. CIIYI4It Baud the duty of this committee wee
li A prat D 3 - . : a very arduous one The committee consists of
06 . 0 1 icdigoation and patriotism excited by recent fourteen in all, six of whom were private citizens,
til2o g a m, to es Intense at ever, and it will con- ' and , were gentlemen of feeling, and who command
, out , to a nimate the hew!. ef event loyal mail I great eisetieeit. Tele cemmietien felt it was their
;', : il the outrage is evened, and the rebellion ; first duty to prevent imposition, whioh was no
inn event of the day was the I
I email task. We can only give relief to those vo.
av e a s
net. The lunteera who have been mustered into the service
er rresce on 'VOLUNTEER coltrAElB3 Fame I of the United diatom The muster-rolls were there
no,,,ermoote UNDER THE THREE MILTON LOAN fore obtained. A. number of eempanies have been
et- - mustered in, but their captains did not sand the
ta e fifth day allowed by the department at i muster :ells Only one oompany out of the Na
iicretnrg to volunteer companies throughout 1 tional Guard Regiment sent in their roll. An ap•
plicant for relief is naked certain questions, and
. sloe within whieh to offer their services for I
then the ease ie referred to the commissioner7hav
_,,tiede, under the provisions of the loan bill I
.. i. 2 l,,i i i n g the formation of fifteen 210 W regi - , tug charge of that ward- The committee have
n an aspired on Wetineeday la.st. The number i been most actively , engaged in this mateer, and
heve paid every attention to applicants. A large
e t' reepenies apportioned among the several i
e et tei was 142, wile* left a margin of eight , number were relieved to day (Thursday), and in a
`,.'„ propene. , allotted to Philadelphia county few weeks time the committee will attend to the
-_.1:',,,,- owe nies Oarin g . to the shortness of the wants of all. Relief is administered on every So,
'' ' ' of the interior counties did not re- turday
nem, lou/
i within the five days, which afforded the Mr. Nam, said be would like to see a report
'.1 ( ;,‘,.. u r an opportunity to increase the number made at each meeting of Counoils, of the whole
~ t o distributed among Philadelphians, from number of persona relieved and the amount ex
;;`,,,c, t i the e
o Tearost pressure seemed to oome. II , ' , elided
~.
mi i m pomble to accept all who tendered their i Mr- MEGARY was much obliged for the explana
.
eon s nom this city, there having been eighty- ; lion which had been given. He thought, however,
s r o p:memo offered. To diede the number as I the word "charity" should net be used in a case
'.,... cessible, Colonel Wm B Mann was I like this In his opinion it was not charity, but
1 ) - r
, i ' t e a s nee t. or cm aJmpanies; Colonel Max Einstein no mete than their ju.4 reg.!, is
fea , enwaraes; Colonels Win F. Small a nd 1 Mr. BRADPORD Seld he should vote against the
... 0 ,,,,,t u. Meta each four companies, and Colonel resolution, as the committee was already large
lie lie:Toney four coMpanies from Philadelphia enough. The difficulty is on account of the item
irt ac , from Montgomery county. This allotment , mending officers neglecting to send in their muster
zoo tr my six c•pmpanies to Philadelphia - b u t I rolls The committee could not furnish relief to
. c. fi number of indeppdent companies had been every applicant, when they bed no proof of the
,rserizel exprsc.e:y .or active service and their . applicant beingeleserving.
1
•e-rtee. tendered also, the quota to this city was Mr- Fox was opposed to the adoption of the re
„new, and the Ontario Infantry, Captain solution, as he thought it reflected on the corn
meats, 0 Stasis; the Wayne Guards. Captain , Mittee.
o t o e laggnre end a company from German. I Mr DOUGMBRIT said be had listened with atten.
mi rr., were alto accepted, making the whole num t Lion to the remarks of the gentlemen as regarded
, e , of companies from Philadelphia twenty-nine. the workings of the committee ; but yet it was in his
DI3 net known whether this number will be in. opinion a kind of ” red-tape" arrangement
„,e , ed TIRED troops will rendezvons at the South of South street the speaker knew there
t e en camp, probably in the early part of next were families who were now suffering, and who
:rte. Preparations have already been made for were on the eve of being ejected from their tone
em by the forwarding of supplies. - mauls on account of non-payment of rent
A tea• more men will be received in the Wayne Mr. DAVIS Was opposed 'to the resolution, and
, igni , at their armory, t. W. corner of Sixth thought the committee deceived great credit for
iiti ancient streets, third story. what they had done.
DEPARTURE OP THE OHIO . TROOPS. Mr. GINNODO wished to knqw if there was not
part of this committee visiting the families of
Ds two regiments of Ohio troops, which arrived volunteers in carriages, the hire of which must be
: ;he city on the Sib instant, and which have been p aid out of the fund appropriated by Councils for
nemped at Suffolk Perk since that time, wont t he
relief of those families
' , ad! yesterday. The Baltimore railway track Mr. CUTLER arose and said that no such thing
en Apse by the Park ;and, at five o'clock yester- had ever been done.
,:y . morning, the men got upon the oars at that Mr. GINNODO then resumed and said, no one had
r est, and proceeded South. Oa Wednesday night yet said anythine ' in favor of the oommitt bu t
tees and wagons wore sent down, to carry the the members of said committee themselve s Il e
i n etage, As., of the troops to the siding thou ght it was a very bad sign when they had to
Isere were but few spectators to the embarka- spe ak for themselves. Mr .
o G alluded to a case
n e. the earliness of the hour and the out of-the
whore one of the wi v e s fthe
volunteers was e
e:egathering lseation preventing the of a crowd. fused aid on account of her dwelling being kept
Itete Ohio regiments are composed of very neat and clean. Ile said this committee thought
tidy end satire man, and then' the time they if she was able to do this, she was able to support
; I re been in camp they have improved greatly in her family
dill and. discip line CUT LEß&me few stragglers, who Mr CUT LERexn called for the name of any member
vile in the city, were left behind. of the committee who had acted in this matter.
The Twenty-fourth Pennsylvania regiment, Mr. GINNODO offered to take the gentleman . to
ialli has been encamped at liestonville, will the member of the committee bat refused to men-
Ti etighly take possession of the camp at Suffolk l i on the name i ii pu bli c ,. '
.I'i:b. made vacant by the Buckeye soldiers. The vote was finally taken on the resolution,
THE SCOTT LEGION. which was lost by a vote of 15 nays to 6 yeas.
lhe Scott Legion regiment went thrcegh their An invitation was read from Rigatoni Cadets,
l ed drill in Independence Square yesterday inviting Councils to be present at their acoademy,
1 ,-e k ing The men chewed the profieloney of ye- Broad and Pine, to day, on the occasion of a flag
mins is their movements No volunteers that raising The invitation was acempted.
:ate been enrolled for the war have made more The appointment of Col. Pleaeatiton, of the Rome
riFid progress in drill and discipline than the men Guards, was confirmed.
-; this tegua• ant The bill from Common Council, authorizing the
The regiment will march at eight o'clock this repairing of Montgomery street, in the Nineteenth
nrrnirg. but the place of its destination is not ward; Twenty-third street, Ninth ward; Dark Run
e ste certain. It is believed that it will proceed road, Twenty-third ward, and Green Lane, was
ti Suffolk Park, where it will remain encamped agreed to
nut its equipments are completed. An ordinance providing for the completion of
New YORK TROOPS MOVING SOUTH. the Schuylkill Falls bridge was passed.
A resolution from Common Council authorizing
+32 Wednesday evening Washington street, from the superintendent of the Girard Estates to re
f
street to the Delaware river, was thronged quire Joseph R. Flanigan to pay the rent now due
:y on eager crowd, which had hastily gathered 1
no t city frOni him, or to vacate the promisee, WU
=ire to ice the Sixty-ninth and Twelfth Regiments not agreed to.
tee New York pass through on their way to 1 A resolution from Common Conned in regard to
eishiegten. At quarter before eleven o'clock the i the appointment of a committee of six from each
fin detschment, consisting of Company K, Twelf th Chamber, to make arrangemente for the proper
ectimeni, 100 strong, and 25 men of Company I,
celebration of the naming Fourth of July, was
grazees'h Regiment, were lantle4l, and the boat agreed to.
nested to Camden and brought 400 men and utile Mr. WETHERILL offered a resolution in reference
es , F the Sixty-ninth Regiment, making in all
to Mr. Chas. M. Neal, one of the city
o commission
::: men. The full regiment of the Twelfth did not rs, having absented himself almost entirely from
lints as was upset/4. The 100 men who did ar- the t Ens, and husineu of the city, whereby the
7e are a fine-looking body of men. Their dress city suffers great loss, and moved that it be re•
iof the Zousve style, bine jacket with red trim. ferred to the Committee on Law, which was agreed
e ;se gaiter boots strapped up above the ankle,
• bine panto_ It was nearly twelve o'clock be- t°. Ad j ourned :a
- .7. the train started, although the crowd did not COMMON COUNCIL.
etition was received from Mr. Meelosk as
A
-vei.h, and a grand demonstration in the way p y k
- .teerilog end waving of handkerchiefs continued ing pay for damage done to one of his carriages by
zni the train paced Broad and Washington the falling of a branch of a tree, a few days ago.
~.,,,,. Th e men appeare d in good e pi r it a, an d Referred to Committee on Claims.
emel to take the trip as ono of pleasure instead The ordinance making an appropriation for the
!..er. Washington brigade was milled up, but postponed
We conversed with a member of the Sixth Mama. on motion of Mr. Freeman.
:teens Regiment, while at the depot, who had Mr QUINN offered a resolution requesting that
-0 a italongh of a week to return home. He the committee appointed to distribute funds for the
E.Riti that the famous gun captured by General support of the families of volunteers report to
teteeto be sent to Massachusette as a trophy, it Commits the amount of money disbursed among
eke mem for military purposes, being in
ornamental . more 1 the families. when disbursed, how they were re
.7enk than useful, and not very ornam
lieved, the amount paid, and the amount proposed
rso:. I to be paid . how mu& money has been obtained
Wcznadorstand that the Fterenth Regiment OC
yes York will past through our City ins day , or
:to, on their way home. It is but,Just to them to
sylhat they slatted for Washington in snob huts
at their business affairs were entirely tinting/It
4. and that not, when their pretence it no longer
imperatively Deeded at the capital, it is but right
:bat they should return. it is said that they will
reenlist for the war. and gladly go wherever they
zey be ordered. They have no sernples as to re
reatiog their vidt to Richmond under oircuzn
standee rather different from their recent excursion
were.
as ACCEPW3LE Doicarlon.
.11ra J. Edgar Mown, the lady of the peal
el- the Pennsylvania Railroad Vempany, bas
iniArd an acceptable present fox two of the
r'ailadelebis regiments She had caused to be
vale a supply of hevelocke" eliffigiellt for. the
!TIN /OM- To the pereona for whom they aro
rztadad,tbesi havolooksoannot be otherwise than
Ireptaide. They are provided with capes that
en the Ebouldera from the sun. The material
:cajaaa.-
TAR 31RIICAIITILIII LIBRARY.
be Mercantile Library Company intend, on to
meir afternoon to raise a flag-staff on the Fifth
front of th eir building, 45 feet long. The
2ill be fourteen by twenty-five feet. Addree
!i will be delivered by Morton McMichael, Req.,
Judge Kelley.
TOE TAGGART (MAIM,
of Col. Korpotiey's regiment, are ordered to
'von themselves at their armory ? as they are to
'.mileedistol7 mustered •
TES 014721E10 INFANTRY corps,
zier the command of Captain R. G. Make!, will
:'mastered into service this morning at nine
:17.1E, it their armory, Na 411 North Thirteenth
' 7 lt.: They will go to camp at Easton on Satnr
--1 Morning.
CHIPPEWA GUA/IDH.
t)strilmtions towards the tquipment of this
Vannt can be left with Robert Morris. Erq ,
i:ationweetth Bank; A. J. Drexel, EN , No. 34
t':ltki Third street; John Grigg. Efq. No. 226
.sat street; Horace B. Fry, .Bsq .131 Booth
7.nibl street; or with any of the officers of the
Nireent.
WEE DIFFERENCES.
Jws blankets were taken before the 'United
: 11 1.1 Grand Jury yesterday morning, to enable
1' grata inquest to judge of how Some of the
uaylvanta troops have been treated by con
7torS. One of the blankets was a flimsy affair,
'4 , 413h Which daylight could be seen, and through
the finger could readily be thrust_ Its
'tAt was one pound Mx ounces The other
7, 141't WA3 a sturdy, substantial affair, thick,
'r.n and elviely woven. Its weight was
pounds. The het-described coveriag wee
ea were fuinithed to the Mutaceliusetts eel-
The gossamer affair was given to a Penn.
`l , 7lr.ia volunteer.
OFF 70 NEW YORK.
Jiritttday afternoon the String Garden Minis,
t 7 f left for New York, to join Colonel Baker's
-4 -Arnia regiment, now recruiting there. This
cake the second Philadelphia company cc
::tt, by Colonel Baker- The Rifles left, from
t ;4 es-street whnit, at five o'clock- The lamas
1 4 company aro as follows: Captain, Lout, R.
'cciae; first lieutenant, Benjamin E Davis;
lieutenant,. C. A. Schaffer; first sergeant,
; second sergeant, Irwin M. Wel
stint sergeant, John Bunn ; first corporal,
" ,, :ge If. Sprawls; second corporal, Samuel Kin
third corporal. - Brien.
L[MERTAFEL AT THE WINTER GARDEN.
,AMEI2 the foremost of our adopted oilisena, the
are proving themselves true patriots, and
Coming contest have liberally contributed
" , a coin and money for our country's cause. It
:,' .... *. s e cntemplation, among their choral Societies,
z 0 a series of concerto in aid of the "
k elief Fund." One of the moat prominent of
a ssociations is the Laidertafel Society, con
chorus of over fifty voices, and including
1 ; 5 ; RE members Wane of ens best tension] talent.
•ct arrociation appeared butt evening at the
!'reef Winter Garden, where they gave a fine
- ."7 4, 11 of solos, duets, quartets, and ohortwes,
alto, with immense effect, the new patri
' Ntg of Vein, , G
Save the " oomposed by .
„Strlkert, ;
the words by Mrs. Coleman.
;- "tiety were assisted by Mr. Voelten as first
swain the instriosental department by Mr.
ropnlar orchestra, in which will be found
I.o,r:flowing well known artistes Flammer,
flute; Schubert, olarionet;
corm; Lowe , pianist; and W. Zeigler,
--%tratamo.
81VORD PASERNELTION.
' 4 :tends of Capt. Maxwell K. Moorhead, at
..!.;'M to the 13th Regiment of Pennsylvania vo
zrera, toe at Camp Scott, York, Pa., yesterday
11n with beageomo nod, cub, end
;llt en baron don indicating that it was to
1 Z . 1 ,;. it prating dow n the rebellion_ of 1861, and
ek toithe gallant Captain from some nem
t_.pcisonal friends in this city. We expect to
sword winnitke it the 1,n6.1.10
to very first engagement in which the
EtAIL be engaged, " e'en at the cannon's
!c oot:dings of city COUlleffrf.
enlar stated meeting of both branches of
WR , held yesterday afternoon.
t;.t.,-ECT COUNCIL,
e
"r ; ,. to , Lza, president, in the chair.
anti communication were re
roisrred—for fire plugs
;; e1 ; far laying water pipes in Brown and
"'" ,l 4t i, - , r „,"; from 8., Mcgiorhy, Oah-drivor,
r"7.4‘ai of damages, sustained by a
"r4`. 1 .1. cab whiles standing at Frfth and
.`5ll. ,notti from t he Mayor transmitting
.„ .
tit ins gustrd Mil, passed by the Ge
lhe ilt..nlcr.: , :eo on Waterworks
' re
aElting fi,r the removal of oer-
A iht4 ricilo faultin g tea expenditure of money.
.
c wman'
,; oxifort was presented by Mr. Drina,
lr „It
°ouch ward, asking for the use of a
Th e eAing for the , Route Guard •
4, 4 _ °nuance on Railroads reported an ordi
° Providing for the repairing of the oily rail-
made. The whole omit of the ume not to mead
55.000. and to be under the supervision of the
Chief Esgieeer and Surveyor. The bill was agreed
to.
by pnvete subscription, and what means, if any,
have-haen.ewiptayed to obtain each subseflation
Mr Qom strongly advocated the passage of the
above resolution. He spoke in the highest terms
of the gentlemen comprising the committee. He
was in favor of making an assessment upon every
aitisan_ aeeerding to what he is worth, for the sup
port of the families aforesaid,,and in ease of re
fusal to respond affirmatively, to denounce them as
traitors.
Mr. MILLER objected on the ground that too
much legislation would embarrass the eommittee.
The commissioners have been industrious in
making the necessary preparations, and in the
course of a few days everything will be in good
working order..
Ms Quints desired to know what bad been done,
and what is going to be done, and if the action of
the commission does not suit us we can express our
opinion.
Mr_ LAUGHLIN, one of the commissionere, stated
that they were doing all that men of sense and
humanity can do. There have been twelve hun
dred applications made for relief, and on Saturday
they will receive the respective amounts awarded
them. Some of the families have already been re
lieved Fifty-1.-or families in the first four wards
have been relieved. One hundred and sixty-five
now Oases were reported on Monday, and one hun
dred and fifty one to-day. He trusted the reso
lution would be withdrawn, as it was calculated to
embarrass the eommittee,
Mr. POTTER alluded to the arduous duties that
each member of the committee has to undergo.
The position is no all:moue. He referred at length
to the number of families in the Fifteenth ward
that had been visited, and detailed the , eparatione
of the eommittee in that qaarter.
Mr DINGO, president, stated that he would give
fifty dollars to the fund provided Council would
excuse, him from serving on the committee.
If it were tree, however, that the commission had
not the confidence of the community, there would
certainly be a vacanoy in it to-morrow.
After same further debate, between Messrs. Mil
ler, Laughlin, Quinn, Blynn, sad others, the rem
lotion was not agreed to. ,
The bill from 's elect Council, providing for the
defence of the city, the , was concurred in, without
any disci/513t0n.
The report of the committee to whom was ye-
Tarred the matter relative to the abatement of the
rent of Joseph Flenigen was submitted, and,
after some discussion, Mr. Cnxswism. moved, as
an amendment, that said Flanigan be required to
pay the whole amount of rent now due, or to re
move from and mate the premises belonging to the
Girard Estate, now occupied by him.
The-amendment was agreed to.
A resolution from Seleot Council, providing for
}he laying of water-pipe in Evergreen and other
streets, was concurred in.
Mr POTTER, frank the Committee on Highways,
submitted resolutions authorizing the repaving of
portions of Montgomery street and Frankford road,
the grading of Green lane, and Twenty-third
street from Arch to Filbert.
An invitation was received from illasko's Ca.
dots, inviting them to be present at a flag raining
at their lacntiquartara at half past fire o'clock this
attentoon. Accepted.
Mr. Lenin submitted a resolution directing that
a joint committee of six members from each cham
ber be appointed to make the necessary arrange.
mental for • proper celebration of the coming
Fourth of July. Agreed to.
Mr. 'CaTTZLL resorted an ordinance approving
the contract of cerhin parties for the completion
of the bridge at the Falls of Schuylkill, and appro
priating $7,500 for that purpose. Agreed to.
Adjourned.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
URITBD STAITS3 0111.CUIT OotAT—juagee
Grier end Cadwalader --Rasp va. Chester Valley
Railroad Company. Yesterday morning the court
refused the decree of foreclosure asked by the
trustees in favor of the bondholders,. The refusal
was based upon the ground that the terms of the
mortgage did not allow any sale of the road before
the maturity of the bonds, in 1870.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT—Judge
vaawaiacter.--n• jury in the case of Lewis Laf
ferty and Frederick Wolf, charged with making
counterfeit money, rendered a verdict of not
guilty.
FIi,L4NCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Money Market.
ParrAnaLpata, May 23,1861
The etoek market was romewhat lees settee to
day, and the advance previously noted in Btate
fives was partially lost, while city sires of the new
isms also agengad J- The old issues of city loans
hove ga in e d i--aates baying been made to•day
at 90
Pennsylvania Railroad bends were weaker, and
Reading Railroad leeetive--ekodeg at 15i bid, 1.5;
asked.
We again remind our readers that to-morrow
will ba the hat day for presenting the notes of th e
Bank of Pennsylvania, not heretofore registered
at the office of the aeeignees, 907 Library street, to
secure a dividend under the rat and second sa
maras '!here htte. been quite a rush of email
holden every day Vince the publication of the
auditor's notice.
We learn that the amount of circulation at the
date of the S. Altiritilertt WAS $414,000. Of this nt
5e7,500 has been received in payment of debts,
and of the residue $306,500 has been registered for
a dividend, leaving $40,000 still outstanding.
The Ustilien It:arena reports ita anal tannage
for the ve-t: at tons
Same week test —.13,925 tone
Increase for the 'week— —.—... 3,881 tone
hiak+ng the increase for the tong
The following is the, era tonnage of the Sha
mokin Valley and Pottsville Railroad Comp:ll4 :
Week, Year.
For week ending Mar 4410 la 89;174 40
eemie ;tam
inoteitie— gin is
218 04
The New York Evening Poet reports et' the
Steek tint Blaney Market te! that Az to-day, as
follows :'
The Stook Market opened with a good appear
ance, but' ettbseqlsently became dull and heavy,
and closes weak on the speculative shares. The
heaviest decline is in Obioego and Rook 'eland,
sales having been made as low as 32. The COB.-
tinned distrust of this stock is traceable almost en
tirely to the poor business of the line, which has
been so nitwit redneed the past year, as to question
the ability of the aempany to prevent the ammo
lotion of a floating debt. The true condition of
this concern, as we have frequently maintained in
this column, will be disclosed as soon as those
members at the management find it for their inte
rest to cense in their misrepresentations to the
stockholder:,
After the Board Rock Island was sold down to
31i. The decline of to day is attributed in a groat
measure to supposed realizations for account of
apeoujaiera at Albany connected with the broken
banks of that city. It ie notations that Atbanians
hairs always had more or less to do with the move
ments of the stook in Obi market.
New York Central closes at 711 e 711" ; Gelatin,
57:g abS ; Toledo, 22+221; Illinois Central, 661868,1.
Panama is firm at 106 , 10 ; Paciflo Mail at 611162.
Government bonds are dull. The sixes of 1881 are
weak, pending the nine.million loan. The fives of
ISM nod 1871 are firm at the recent advance.
State stocks aro dull and lower. Mimouria are
3 per cont. better ; Tennesseea North Carolinas
have declined 2i per cent.; Virgir las 1.
The railroad bonds are•ateacly, but in moderate
demand. Western bonds are neglected. Hudson
bonds are scarce and firm
•liilatlciphia Stock Exchrtnze Nalco,
May 23. JUL
fl 2POI TX.Ii B 1 B. E. BLAYMAIIIR.ThitIttIe Er-change.
FIRST BOARD
4 Lehigh Nay.-C&P 40 700 City 66.- _--- 90
,-
100 00-. .49 200 do :.Ne w 90
540 Reading 6s IN . 6834 5 Cam kAm it. 1 08
1200 Penne 53.. cash 783£ 7 d 0...-. ».:..108
04(0 do-- .Mu I do_.-- .708
5 Beaver Meadow... As% 80 Penne R.-- cash 97
2 do____ ____ . asg 50 Race & Vine-et R, 4.4
i
1 do.—. .15% 00 do .-_,- _ . 4. 4 4
1 do--.. . 5133 i 2094 Lehigh Val4s.--big 9814
400 Citr 63-....- - liew 99% MOO do- . „Ala%
.400 d 0..........-.... 90 8000 Cam &Am 6i 7 99... 7936
sat do.—. —. 90 2000 N l'enna 68.- --..: • 47 Ys
239 do. .. 90 40 Spruce & Pine-e t c 772
' BETWEEN BOARDS.
1060 Oam & Am 6089 MI
BOARD.
300 City 6e --- • R 90
700 .01. 90
1000 do—. ~.16ew99%
1600 W Cheater .
70
25 Ems & Vine.G&F
ICES—DULL.
COQ Cam & Am 63 '83.. 26 1
SECOND
I Minehill R......-- 64h'
6 do 0433
200 City ..... 90
2,0 do__ 90 1
CLOSING. PR
Rid. Askid
Philadelphht 63 90.. 91 .
Phis 63 R._ 90 91
A.Rked.
Elmira 78.'73 --.156 64
Long lisiand 0 . 14
Leh Cl - 4974
Lab 01 &hi Sep_ MP; 84.14'
North Pannaß 7 8
NYa Rae.antorf67 - Si
Pi Penna R
Catawipea it prat 4
Frank & Sonthß 04 40
Id&ad-et R. Ai 38
Rsoe&Vine-at R. 4M.
Wrist Phila 87
Spruce .t Pine._ 7 8
Green & .10
Phila 63 _.new— 99 9.3 , 4
Penne. 79 MU
Rend 19% 19%
Bead bde 'IL,— 78 79
Reed mt 63 'BO '43 89 90
Read mt6e W.. 6336 70
Penna @ ex-div. 97 9734
Penna. R 2d mt as 83 843fi
Morrie Can con. 99 42
Roma Can I'M 103 lee
Sch 6a. —6l 63
BOh Prefd— 11,41'
Philadelphia Markets..
The Flour market is unchanged and firm. but the in
quiry. both for export and home use, is limited. and
the sales mostly to supply the trade, at 85.50a4.6234 for
superfine; $6.76a6.73 for extra and extra family . ; and
g7eT,24 for fancy brands, according to quality. A sale
or 460 bble choice extra family was made at $676, and
700 Inns on terms kept private. The TN:mints are mode
rate, and the market rather dull at the close. Rye
Flour and Carn Meal are not Inquired for. The former
is offered at to 00, and the hitter at Z trOi Dhl for
Pennsylvania Meal,
WHEAT is Wanted at full prices. but there is very
little offering. Abrut 3,000 bushels sold, mostly for
riiLling. at 136*1406 for red s the latter for phobia. and
laStsletc fur white. Rre is in steady demand. and
Pennsylvania is firmly held at InTo. Uont is lower and
more maxim . omit 12,00) hasten; prime Southerny ei
low sold at 600 afloat. Several luta Pennsylvania sold at
ISB etas ;Snore ; come mixed at Me ; and 2.000 bushels
prime Southern white on terms Kept nrivate. Oats are
u nettled and dull. and a sale of 800 bushel' mime
Soue.kern was made at 30e afloat. Some holders ask
Bak x.—Further sales of let No 1 Queroitron are re
ported at $26.60 per ton.
COTTON.—There m no demand, and the market is en
tirelT
anocantss are inactive. 400 bags Rio Coffee sold at
12„;i0,4 mos. 4,603 bags Rio Coffee sold at Emotion this
morning, by Messrs. .dutilti, Cook k Co., at Wangs
—averaging 10 80-60 and 90 days and 4 mos. 80 able flew
York Syrup strata 29360 cash.
Raovreloris.—There is little or nothing doing. and the
prices of all kinds are merely nominal.
WHISIET.--The demand is limited at 16m1To for Ws
le4e for dredge ; and 17e for hhds.
t T E 34 S.
0: 1 .13g POI Tan Anmv.--Wa direct attention to
the edvertmement of Messrs. Tredtek, Stokes, & Co.,
No. 'IS South Front street, in another column of our
paper to-day. The goods which they offer. comprising
a superior line of dark and light blue Cadet Satinets for
Army Clothing; also, blue remed and gray Army
Blankets, of the Government standard, are admirably
adapted for the purposes specified, and will doubtless
receive prompt attention.
QD IiTLEMER'S FUR/I/SHINS EtOODS —Thom who
are now supplying themeelvee or their friends with
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, will find the best Stook
in the city at the old establishment of Messrs. R. C.
Walborn & Co., Dios. 5 and 7 ttorth Sixth street. The
shirts made at this catabliehment. a 3 Moo their extol
ewe aeeortment of under clothing for the moon, will
be found of the beet quality, and always at very rea
sonable prices.
THE PATRIOTISM' OF THE NOBTL—By every
avenue of oommunieation with the capital, the spirit
of the free North makes itself felt Mothers write to
eons who seek military employment, urging them for
ward—cheering their hearts with words of noble affec
tion. Money, horses, and equipments are offered, with
lavish hands, by thrifty men of bileilleee. Granville
Stokes, the Fashioner and Clothier, 609 Chestnut street,
has even reduced the price of his neat and well-Stting
garments," in order not to "be behind the age• With
.every garissat sold- be-abar-siVes a - giftuf use, vette,
and beauty.
A FLAG Port run WHITS Nousa.—The ladled
of Washington have got up a beautiful flag, fifty-four
feet long by thirty-six feet wide, and costing 8800, to
be presented to the President, for the White House.
it is rumored there will be a grand parade of the mili
tary on the day of Its presentation. The President and
General Scott will review the troops, thelatter in full
uniform; but Mr. Lincoln will appear, as usual, in the
favorite suit procured at the -Brown Stone Clothing
Ball of Rooklull n Wilson, Nos. MS Mid gOg i Chestaint
street. above Sixth.
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS,
ur TO 1 O'CIAOON LAST MORT
CON TIN FATAL HOTEL—Ninth and Chestnut.
J A Harper, Pittsburg J P Brov , n, Pittsburg
H Santoro, New York F Ni Wright Ohio
Geo E. Glenn, Ohm Jim P Morton, Louisville
J 8 Barret. Louisville lt Coffitt,„Clacmaati
.1 . Lord, Indiana J MoWhinnerY, Indiaea
Mr Gray 6r, lam, Kentucky !no M Buchanan. Wis
W S Stewart, Philada N G Parke, _Pittston.
Col Goddard, 'R island U H Breneman, Lancaster
Cant Bonnier's/11m 11 rfi A .1 B MoliteoMory. Penna
C 01... 3 ,ktirega. Penns S Si Kirkpatrick, Pittsburg
Miss MC , iaTt Mississippi 3 Bradtord, Boston
B Boston ' Bev .Dr Bollesoscon It S McCook- Sit
J Wads, New York .Slice Hale. U 8 N
Mr Midoleton, Ya T Huger, Maryland
W H Stanford, New York Chas labelling Nee burg
Gll Culver,:la it Island N Stook,. oi l, botion
Gideon Mayne'. Mass A Burley, New York
W N Marcus, New York W Brand, New York
18 Loyd, New York A Derlonde, N'Jersey
L Booth & la. New York J Tillinfaat,Toronto,CW
W tiellerustein,l'ottsviLleH
.ulas or t , New Yore
6 Winter, taliforma J rJao eon, Lebanon
Ciapt ricymour,.tr is i Mrs it H Hammond, Pa
Vammond. Lebanon .1 ii Landet,t Newark. N
Luther Boston Nathaniel West, Brooklyn
W Harper, New York A W .Lenienring, Si Chunk
Miss el brayson.Pittaburg B A Stevens, New Jersey
Mrs H A Stevens J<. oh, N J Mrs Btroope, New Jersey
A B Dod, New Jersey W Laird, Liverpool
W Newell, N Hampshire J T rHunt, NHampahire
F S Bond, New 'York W Stewart, New 7 urk
1. G Challiss, Atchison S G Yuman, mew York
J flerrns, New York F, Lee. Pittsburg
'l, Ferri, e. Tienton, N a Sampson, Boston
Barrie., .Loriug. Boston W Sarno, Nantucket
.1 IS Cochran, Freeport. 111 Hon A 0 Bloater, Harrisbg
li Lane, Jr, new York J.lll Oration, b ngland
B F 'Sheraton, Providence .1 II Anthony. Providence
JI Ward, Boston kr. Hireauteld, New York
Mrs T Lister & oh, Phil&hi_ithoeinaker, NHL
II Martin. Rahway, It .1 S E. Knight. litooklyr,
Meyer, New York H W BavilleJless
F 1) Austin, Massachusetts W T Berry, Nashville
e Harlan. Jr, Si Ls, Del N B Monroe, New York
R A Oakford, retina E B Penseto n., Fa
G Milburn, Indiana Dr Wright, U 8 A
J B Manning, Mass W C France & wf. Del
Duiry, Marietta WO Bartlett, Nell York
F Bartlett, New Yolk G 1' Wolcott. Ohio
H Heald, Baltimore. JN Mutter. Jr, Baltimore
.1 Logue. Jr, Baltimore .1 Baton, Mass
Geo Atari:mak, Mass B L Handy. U S N
CaMorlorYi New York AG P Dodge - Lk lao Belt
Itobt it tnaioott, Maas Henry twee:sett, Mew
Mrs J E Stillman, Cincinn Col Watson, Maas
Watson, New York James Moor New York
J L Mott, Jr, Now York N
Kimball, ew lignP
B retrikin,"Lcolt Haven T Kitolten.Look von
0 Price, Baltimore J m Davies, New ork
lI Brak, New York B Newkirk Si son. N
J Wyeth & sister, N Y G 8 Belden. Mittel:me
1 Come. Jr, Baltimore J B Iteeside, Washington
J Ault. Ohio L B Harrison. Cincinnati
Wll Wilder Si la, II York F N Goddard, New York
A McAllister, Penna J Royer. Penns
E Smolt, V elk. Pa C. M Simonson, New 'York
Joe Back, New York tI Norwood; New York
J B
New Y ork
Et Anderson, New - York
Wm Bozeman. New York John Baker o &
sou, N Y
.1 M. Dick & la, Penns Mr Gallandet Si la, Wash
E P W itllains, Indiana
MERCHANTS' MOTEL—Fourtn street. below Arch
David Luky, Pennsylvania A Magee, InMans
W F Bethlehem W b amen. Milton ,_Pa
Aenj Caffrey, Penns D lilleKi6bin. D. Md
Mrs Miller. Delaware . W B Shuman. Rentneky
Chas Hoer. London Mnl LoWryi. Moir no
Mime aback.. Harrisburg F A Johnson, Fenno
Ingham Gummi; Or Jersey' J Frisby, Bethlehem
Mar Paterbaugh &w, Pa J H Randall &I. Penne.
Lawrence. Cando Scott J Jeskine Bethlehem
D Minn Milton, Penn F 8 Blitz, Columbia
J B Rutera, New - rum J F Brewster, A Jersey
G W Wallace, Greenville Dr W F Trout, Penne
J J Pomeroy, Roxbury. Pa W Jeffery, Pittsburg
J W Walker. W Fairfield OW Donovan ! Camp Scott
G B Bardwell. Penne A CRogers, h,rie. Penns,
Non non Packer &I, fa J Clomm. tialtimoro
Capt Hodgkin, Baltimore Robert Robb, rotsimirg
Jno 'Thompson, Allegh City C Rxrwe, Strasburg', ro,
AMERICAN HOTEL—Chestnut ' street. above Filth.
R R Cummings, Baltimore T Shivenek, Chioago
M A Cerliele. Delaware G M Sewall Maryland
R P Wood, Maryland W H Wood. Mass
W C Dickey. Csester oo J E van Doren, Pew York
D 0 Kennedj, Oxtord, Pa R Aletover, no
I Seamen. Brooklyn . J Jameson. Readina -
G
WlVlorsan. Yottavi Ile W LoolCirood, Jr. Md
W Preston. Willtrimsport A Aohtield, New York
D Brinton, W Cheater M T Howell
Flout & wf, J Shore Miss M E klotA, J Shore
Sayre, Bei hlehem D J Justice. Mieneseta
W C W atson, Penne L Brinton & la. Penns
M A Mitchell, Baltimore W 6 hard, New York
S Stewart, Princeton, NJ Inn Wherry Pm:teetotal.)
A Smith. sew York Mrs lirnith• New York
Oliver Dort. New York 3 8 Tom be Bc. la. Jere Shore
A H. Hart. New York J B Carothers & la, Penne
Capt P W Preble
TKE ONION—Aron street, above Third,
3Du Bois. Bridgeton, N I Jag C Brown. Bending
J N Spites, Ohio Geo 8 Brady & wf, Lana
John K Logan, Dauphin oo Chas Shields, Dauphin a°
Mrs Semple. Ohio H 8 Adams & wf, Ohio
.1 Gilchrist. Ohio Thos Parser, Ohio
A G D.-pier—New 'York T J Pell, Weshilistan. D
W Harper Pennsylvania Mrs Pineal, New Senior'
Mies Picket, Jersey Wirt Zane, South Easton
D tithes. Pennsylvania Joshua Oomly, Pa •
P M 'sample. Ohio Geo A Jenks & Is, Pa
K Rieler, Prenehtown JJ Peaterson,Prenoktown
3 M Derssictson, rierprville-Pa P Nam, Maryland
Mrs Ad A 'rhomaa. Pa Mrs Fromaid, Pa
W R Btudibaker,Troy, N Y •
ET. LOUIS ROTEL—Chefut street, above Mine.
11 Newman, Mon eo. Pa Wm T Hainan. New York
Win tt W etewark t POW York L J Kirk, Lancaster 00, Pa
A N Leh:Mach, pethlehem J Black. Lancaster, Ye
J M W Geist. /Ammeter, Pa .1 Matchbook, Ohio
T J Atkins, New York G M Phelps. New York
R G Phelps, New York 1 , hoe R Potter Phil
Win B Roaenbaum W a Corson, A r ligl•
B Jersey Cap o.etn.in G c er Y
L C Cox, New York Ohms Stone . New York
R Clarkson, Prov, R I
REVERE ROUSE—Third street. above Rasa,
Jun Kemmerer , Allentown D Kemmerer, Allentown
T V .0 !Wants. Allentown A L nonatts i New York
E Phillips, Camp Wayne John Morrison. C Wayne
Barra N Beaty: Washington T Karns. Washington
Lord, Maryland Datil Doan, Tamaqua
J Linen. Lewistown H Thom on, retina
0 .1 .gaplop.Pohnirtin 11 Hasten DDSS 'X 0 Barrie, A Iler!te
p_D Harrteburg. F Taylor, rums
Mae E Reward, Reuling John B Martin ac eon, Batt
Reuben Outb, Allentown Orausnaok, Allentown
More. Allentown
SLACK PEAS—third mama. above Callowhlli.
John Yeageri Monti co, Pa Chia Siabolho. Monts on
Tong Wolf, Danboro John Fostoria, AiWithin .
tAntord Roan% Somerton Oeo W wolf, Danborol
.; A 'Seltzer. Tremont, Pa.
THIII PRESB.-PATLADII,LPHIA; :FRIDAY, MAY 24, 1861
!STATE!! UNlON — Market MOM. above sixth .
,
John P Wise, Centreville Win Mrenh " crern " e
P MoDuon, Columbia oo Wm R Watt, Pittsburg
Jaoob Z Plank;Berks on T J Watt, Pittabnrir
I r , hn brnoh. Elizabethtown 4 IC Mowry, fitritabllrg, Pa
W Hamilton. Lancaster oo John Constable, Erie, Pa
Wmßlair, Carlisle, Pa Martin I, elte_hleY, Pa
M Wthmn, Delaware P Andrews, Vela Ware
Isaao Hackett, Maryland W MoCurtlyk Dilutor°
COMMERCIAL ROWEL—Sixth at.. abate Chestnut.
R Maxon, Delaware Ceo P Tailor . Maryland
W Parrleh.Wilminzton,Thyl .s..3orden, Elkton., -
Lorenzo Beek, Cheater on Coot LI Streagh.Pottetown
Lient R Clarke. Potteen Cheri ChtietMlln4POtterTil
eo Lonsabaok, Pottstown Gt4:l Moirow, Pottstown
Jac Pullman. Pottstown Chas Mager, Penner
D.B NiVITI Jo de. Perna l. P Harvey. Penns
W Levis. West Chester 3 Devoe, West Chester
MI Semi Bowerstrek. Ohio J Houston, t•ane C o. Pa
Nevm, Chester 00, Pa W B Rowland. Maryland
Sae A Freeman. Penna. Mrs Rieke, Chester ea. Pa
BALD EAGLE HOTEL—Third et. below CelloWhill
.Ino M Wolf. Bethlehem Mr Leroh. Penna
J 8,6 Porter, Readmit Peter Miller. Lehigh 00
Sm
oloon 80181. behigh oo P Home, Jr,Nor JelleT
Semi Wertz, Phil% Leyte IS Banta, Hooke oo
Jon Craig, Newark, Del D Reitgel, A autoni Pa
Geo B Ellie, Backe eo, Pa 13 F Ulm, Baal Co, Pa
Enrol Brunner Bethlehem J Weiss, Bethlehem
Joe Bachman,' Bethlehem
MOUNT VERNON HOTEL—Becond et., aboee Areh.
Dr English, Plula T Flanagan, Phila , .
C Cristman. Norristown A B Gammon, RaneooE.NY
M F Vankirk. Penna &Gni Mel. eron. Penns
Geo Lentz. Wyoming - Geo Haskins. Wyonnint
Geo W Lentz, stew York
BARLEY SHEAF HOTEL—Second at., be. vies.
A B Lame, Marietta, Pa J Cadwallader. Fox Clime
R. 8 Tree°. Bucks co J) Poor. Front
J C Moore. New Hope J Harvey & la, Penna.
has PAIL Penns Earal Bolliday, New Hiere
Simmons, Wilm, Pol A It Sloan. Boston
L Lira, West Chaster Alm B F Janney..o
NATIONAL HOTEL—Rome street. above Third.
John Me' lusher. Troy*, NY WE Boyer, Pntteville)
Ton Kratz Sr. ta, Monts . no Elt *rattan, Q,usikertc,n
W M Christman. Pimmt E Van Dine, Troy.
_Richard F Moson, lit A I J Order, Doy leatown
8 8 %Bohol, Penne
GRP FOURTH PAGE
' ARRIVED.
Brig Trenton. Atherton. 4 days front Portland. in bal-
last to D Pearson & Co.
Bohr Jas to Weldon. Snuth, 4 days from Providence, in
ballast to .1 R Whits.
. Behr R. Mason, Walimiley. 2 days frorn Frederioktont
with grain to ChTilitittlnt
Bohr Mary. Hendrickson. / day from Odessa, Dieb,
with grain to Christian & Curran. i
Bohr Lancet, Bayard. 1 day from Christiana.wss
grain to Chnstian akCurran.
tichr Jae L Reverie. Small, 1 day from- Dover, Deli
with morn to Joe Barran & Son. . ,' 1
eche P MeColley. Carter, 1 day from Camden, D01; 1
with corn to Jae Barnett & Son.
Bohr Vandalia, Cooper. 1 day from Lim) rna, Del;Wlth •
oats to Jae Barrett & fgon. _
Bohr C Fithian, Tuft, Iday from Port Deposit,-with
grainito .161 , L Bewley & Co. --- - '
Slimmer Concord, Newman, 24 hours from New York;
with mdse to Wm M Baird & Co.
Steamer T r Beam, Slidell, 24 hours from New York,
with mdse to Win M Baird & Co,
Steamer Meek Diamond. Alien. 24 hours from '- N
York, with midge to-Wm M Baird & CO.
CLEARED.
Brig Trenton, Atherton, Portland, D Pearson &
Bohr Begone, Petting ill. Portland, E A Bonder & Coy-
Bohr Jae Barrett Jr, Pennell, Laurel, Del, Neali &
Merriman.
Soar J B Johnson.. Johnson. Boston, N Sturtevant I Co
Bair North Pacific). Marcy. Boston, dinntolume
Clover.
Bohr Mary Hetty, Jones. Fort Monroe. I S Chambers
Bohr 14 S. Daley, Stephens,' Gloucester, Mass, Tyler',
Stone & Co.
Bohr Lillie Saunders. Jones, Warren, RI, L Auden
ried A.. Co.
Bohr Spray, Baker. Roston, JR Blakietion,
Bohr
It
Bohr Blew, Peterson, Salem, mrown, rowitt
Bohr Hannah & Sarah, Tice, Salem, C A Backache,.
&. Co.
Bohr Amelia. Rockhill. Providence, J R. White.
Bohr .1 ft Plater, Willem, Hewburyport, N Sturte
vant &. Co.
Behr Denmark, Brightman. Fall River, Castner.
lettaney & Wellington.
Bohr Thom Pegs. Frame, Norwich, R H
Erehr R mason, Walmsley, Fredernekton. Chriminn &
Curran.
dlooi Star, Frambae, Egg Harbor, otalrt,
Mr roste!. Allen. New 2 ork, Wm P Clyde.
St'r Farmer, Poynter, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
(Correspondence° of the Philadelphia Exahanmea
CAPE ISLAND, N. J., May 92-6 A M.
A bark, a three-masted brig, and several schooners
F agged in this afternoon. The vessels that have been
at the Breakwater for several days, detained by head
winds, bound to northern ports, left this morning and
froceeded to sea. The steamer A H Bowman, from N
ork for Fortress Monroe, passed here this afternoon.
Yours, &o.
MAY 23—Evening
MEMORANDA
Bark David G Peacock, cleared at New York
peeterday for Philadelphia.
Bark Aeries, King, cleared at New York yesterday for
Melbourne.
Bark B Leavitt, Hallett, from Hutton lam arrived
at New York yooterday.
Sehr E 8 Janes. Towneend, hence, was below New
Orleans 28th met.
. .
Bohr J Beatty, Sharp, oleared at New York yesterday
for Philadelphia,
Sohr J 0 }Leary, Lane, hence, arrived at Borten 92i
fratarkt.
...14hri Sarah A Hammond, Paine, hence for Pluton,
and Alliance, Irelend. do for Danvere, at Holmes Bole
aKh tract, and sailed again.
SPECIAL NOTICES_
osAiza PP OPQI3ALII will be revolved et this De
partment until twelve o'clock noon of Tuesday, tae
twenty-first day of May. now current, for,the remain
der of stock of the United States, to be issued under
the act of Congress approved Bth of February last,
amounting to eight millions nine hundred and ninety
four thoMmaid dollars. Tale Stock will bear interest at
the rate of six per cant. per annum, paYable semi-an
nuttily on the first days of Sanuary and July, in each
year, and will be reimbursable in twenty years from
the first day of Tannery last.
"She proposals "Iturett state the sum--offered for emelt
hundred dollars of stook, and must ls for one or more
thousands of dollars. without fractions. One per cent.
of the amount offered must be deposited with the Trea
surer of the United States at Washington, or with an
assistant treasurer at Boston, Philadelphia, or-New
York, subjeot to the order of the Secretary of the Tree:
sury ; and the certificate showing such dopostt.
' . mean/ thoWer. - Tritradt resereeTh — Wo..Yocipa,..
tall the nehtto decline kids not regarded' as &this*
tagetms to the Milted Mies.
The amounts payable under - the accepted offers for
this loan must be deposited with the Treasurer of the .
United States or an assistant treasurer at Boston,
New York, or Philadelphia, on or before the twenty
titth day of May. now current; but if any attempted
bidder shall desire to deposit at any other point!, his
request will be considered.
On the receipt here of the proper certificates show
ing snob. deposit. certificates of inscribed stock will
.- he issued to the tome.tesful bidders. or their fightglittetd,
for the amounts to which they may be entitled, in sums
of one thousand, five thousand. and ten thousand dol
we each, as may be requited. Inseribed kook, ao
meal, will carry interest from the date of such deposit,
and will be transferable on the books of the Tressurr,
agre eably to the regulations of the Department.
Should any accepted bidder desire certificates of stook
with coupons of semi-annual interest attached thereto,
they will be issued accordingly, in sums of one thou
:mud dollars each. With eon:toga attached . for interact
from the first day of July next. Such coupon stook,
instead of being tranaferable on the bottle of the Trea
sury. may be assigned and transferred by delivery.
The interest en such coupon stock from the date of the
deposi is therefor to the first of July next, will be paid
on that day to the accepted bidder, or hid assignee or
attorney, by . the depository with - whom the prinetpa
was deposited.
The proposals under this notice should be endorsed
on tire envelopes" Pr/nasals for Loan of Sib February,
1861," and addressed to the se cretary o f the Treasury ;
or the money be pit under cover to the assistant trea
surer at New York. who will forward them to this De
partment. They should be sent in season to be opened
and deeded at the time , almoeetated.
The w elin,inary deposit of one per cent, required
from all bidders will be included In the final deposit
of successful bidders, end will be directed to be imme
diately returned to unsuccessful bidders,
The time for receiving prOPcsale under the foregoing
advertieement ie extended until Saturday. the twenty
-fifth-instant. Any bidder may propose in the alterna
tive for bonds of the description above set forth at any
!minified rate, or for an equal amount of Treasury
notes, at any Taw not below DV, sash , frenintry notes
being receivable for nubile duel or convertible into
twenty years' six per cent. bonds, or redeemable in two
y earn, at the option of the holder. If any bidder prefers
to make a separate offer for bonds or Treasury note, it
be considered.. The offers nonsidered most Myna-.
Anemia to the United States will be accepted. All
amounts parable under accepted offers mat be depo
sited with the Treasurer or an assistant treasurer on.
or before the int day of June neat; or, if preferred,
And-third may be dapoidted on or before the firok. ...-
third on or before the tenth, and the remaining third
on or before the twentieth of June next.
B ATOM LO BAIR LeTer.---I.lus celebrated
and perfeot. Hair Dye
in the beat if' the world. All
others are mere imitation. of this groat original, which
has rained mob extensive eatrontee in all parts of the
globe. The genuine W. A. Batchelor's Licuid Hair
Dye inetant/Y produoes a eplenaid black or natural
brown without staining the akin or injuring the hair,
and will remedy the ill (feat of bo4 dyes, invigeratilli
the hair for life.
Bond by all IPrugrota and Peril:mem :Wholesale by
FAIINESTOOK & CO.. DYOTT & C 0 .., Philadelphia.
nala-tf
.fieiradsoLD's tlenvelso. &viz A.raxMoo
Rasium.—Compound FxtraetthzetaCeens Dimon of
the Madder. Kidney, Gravel, Dropsy, Weakness, &o.
Bead the edrertinement in another column, headed
" Kelmbold's Genuine Preparation," my3o-itinwf
Offit PRICE OLOTRIWO OR ME LATJUIT
arrtag, made in the hest manner, expressly for RE
TAIL BALEB. LOWEIST selling prices marked in
Maas Figures. An good. rondo to order warranted
satisfactory. Oar ONE-PRIOR system is strictly ad
hered to. AU are thereby treated alike.
5e44,17 JON ait h. CO.. 604 MA.ATET Motet.
OAK ORCHARD ACID IiPRING
Pamphlets containing the opinions of celebrated Chem
ists and Physicians respeoting the use of this WATER
in the ease of many diseases of the human system, will
Ds supplied status on appboation 'to FREDERICK
BROWN, FIFTH and CHESTNUT Streets, or FRED
ERICK BROWN, JR., NINTH and CHESTNUT
Streets.
CALL AND OKI A PAISPEURT. epl3-ti
GSOPSR & BAKER'S ONLBIBIU.TIOD
NOISELESS SEWING MACHINES.
The Best in Use for Family Bowies'.
.116.72.0 CHESTNUT dtreat. PHAdelehis.
°AHD PRINTLIV3, BBST AND OMPBSIT IH
the City, at 34 South THIRD Street.
CIRCULAR FRINTING, Hound Choral in the
Glty. at 34 Routh THIRD Btreet.
BILL-HEAD PRINTING, Beet end Cheaveat in the
city. at 34 South THIRD Street.
PAMPHLET PRINTING,:and every other deaerini
hen of Printing, of the meet ennerier enality, at the
meet reasonable rates., at RINGWALT /c BROWN , EL
/re=ef Building. 34 eolith THIRD Street. dell-tf
pw At 'Augusts. Georgia,
on the lath inst.,,bs , Rev. Mr. Wilson r. John R. Ed
wards, of this city, to Miss Sarah Williams. of the
former clam.
BUCK—FERGUSON:On the 21st inst., by Rey. T.
e. Dunham, Mr. Samuel P. Book to Mire Margaret Fez
gagon,both of this CRY.
LIN KER—HO OGEI2.—On the 27th March, hy_ Rev.
Wm. Cathcart, Mr. eodrew B. Luker to Mies Maggie
Hodges. bosh of this _ linty.
Mc UIsi*EfIARIPIRON. On the Mkt Intl., by
Ran. M Condom, 8.. R. Mordnilen. of New Castle
county. Del ., to Mile W. Ationeon. of this city.-
DIED
RODCIEIt2.—On Thurtdos,l4 , 3 fact., Peter Redgere.
in the 56th year of his age.
The relatives and friend" of the 'turnip, and the
members of the Eastern Star Lodge. N 0.186 A. Y. M ,
and aeou, Thistle Society, are respectfully invited to
attend his funeral from his late residence. ale:3 Win
field plebe. tearlith "*.reet. above Areli,) en Monday
afternoon t 311 tb Inst.. at 2 o'clock.
adcGONALLOK.--011 the 'ad last.. Barriet F. aleCor
nuok,daughter of J. P. itdoeormiek and the late Catha-
Ririe lacCoriniek, in the lath year of her Juse,
Whe relative" and friends, ate* the M 46111106 of as.
111 A FL MB INTELIAGENC F.
TROB, B. HUGHEA
OFFICIAL
TREASIMY DaPaRTMENT, May 11, 1861,
CHAME,
Secretary of the Trauma.
FURTHER NOTICE
8. P. CHASE.
Seeretaxy TreMintrY
MARRIED.
Jecenh's Church, are itivitad to attend her funeral,
from the residence of her perorate, No. tilt South Math
street, below Spruce street, on Monday morning. 27th
met, at 83i o'olook. Servioe at St. Joseph's Chn 3
Uterment at St, Marten, South Fourth street.
SCOTT. - On the 23d instant, theistical, wife of
James Scott, in the 74th year of her age.
Funeral from the reeidenee of her son-in-law, Wil
liam Joh. ston, S. W. corner of Eleventh end Lom
bard streets, on Saturday afternoon, at 4 o'clock. **
CHAPPELI,,—On the ,Ucl inst., Carleton Ifarvey
Ciblinpall, eon of Janne IL and Miriam 0. Chappell,
aged a yenta and 1 month.
Funeral from the remit...nee of his parents. No. 131
Stevens street. Me day, (Friday.) at 12 o'clock.
FU 0 Elf.--On the 22d met , Peter, lee of Atria and
Ann Furey, aged 2 years 3 months, and 4 dare.
-Pu 'Hirai from the retidencm of hie earente, back of
No. 424 hi arriet street. below Fifth, at half peat 3 o'er
thle Friday) afternoon.
ENSEL..—On the lid met.. Mrs. Sarah Hemel, wife
of Daniel Hemel, in the 28th year of her age.
Funeral front the residence of her mother, No. 702
New M arkstktreet, on Saturday afternoon, at 9 o'elk.*
HOLDEN.—On the 21st inst., Mary Ellen, daughter
of James M. and Catharine E. Holden, aged 4 years
and 2 months.
Funeral from the residence of her parents. No. 1428
Womble. avenue. Eighteenth ward, this (Friday) af
te•noon, at 9 o'clock.
VALKet E.—On the 2lst inst., A lineaa, daughter
of George W. and Arnie Valentine, aged 3 years and
11 months,
Funeral from the residence of her parents. No. 431
Canton street, ;hie Friday; afternoon, at 1 o'clock.
lIEVL.—On the net instant, Theodore C. Heil. agcd
47e al%
Funeral from hie late residence, No. 22 South
Eighteenth street, this f Friday) morning, at 9 o'olook.*
- RUM GRENADINE BAREGE MAN.
M-0 TIES.—
; Black Grenadine Barege Pointe.
• Black Barage Mantles.
Back Ruffled Barege Pointe.
Black %Yaffe Shawla, Silk Borders.
Black Barege Shawls, Crape Borders,
Blank Silk Net. Shawl's.
Black Grenadine Shawls.
Blaok Swage Shawls. Satin Border&
N. B.— Shepherds' Plaid Foil de Chevron, only BIM
cents. Wide Dark Gray NlohairaoSX cents.
REE3BOII no SON, mournin_g__Store,
BIM 915 CEBOTRATT threat.
TrNOTICE.—ALL PERSONS RATING
claims against the Hestnneille, Mantua, and
Fairmount Passenger Railroad Company will present
thenrforthwnh to the Eettuestrator.
LEWIS SIXTHIDY.
myps-atr ' 213 Routh Street.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA—
DEPARTMENT OF ARTS.--The Snanunation
of the Senior Class for Degrees will be held during the
Dresunt and attuning week, beginning on each day at
4 o'alpolr in the afternoon. .- -
TIFURSDA.Y,KId, by the Prov,ost.(Politioal Economy
-and International Law.) written.
24th, by the Provost, (Butler's Analogy,)
"rel.
(bioNDAY. 27th, by Professor Coupes, (Bohlegel's
ffIrtINY Of Literatod written,
f ESDAY. 28th, by Professor Allen, (The CSdilso
'Tg_rannue of Sonboales,) oral.
•WEDNESDAY, 29th, by Profengor Jackson. (Melee-
Holm from Horace, Javenal, and Taoitus.) written.
THURSDAY. 90th, by Professor Kendall, (Integral
Valeta us.lvrri tten.
FRIDAY. Slot, by Professor Frazer, ( Physical Geo
kreph y. oral.
tnyzugt GEORGE ALLEN, Secretary.
NOTICE.—OFFICE OF THE PENN
; IMa SYLVANIA FARINA COMPANY, S. W. oor
.er BROAD and VINE Streets.
All persons havins 01 , ,ims against the Pennsylvania
warms company. or holding Bread Tickets issued by
At, are requested to present the Emmet, for payment, to
he undersigned, on or before the first day of AUONSIT
Iteat. on whiob day the affairs of the Company will be
finally, acoording to law.
4 myl6 Abet* EDWA SD B. FERRIS. Secretary.
MILITARY NOTICES.
BRIGADE INBPECTOWS OFFICE.
• KGSERVEI BRUM DB.—FFITLADILMITA, May 23.
.1841.—8 y virtue of the authority vested in me by the
Governor of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, I
legeby give notice that the Second, Third, and Fourth
illigtrupots of Infantry, and the squadron of Cavalry.
authorized to be organized by the Act of the General
;AtisemblY of this commonwea•th, approved the Fif-'
teenth day of May, A. D. Mel, entitled A further
.11nualement to an Act for the Otegulet , on of the rellaie
of this Commonwealth,. approved April Twenty-Grit,
,one thousand eight hundred and fifty-eight," will be
formed immediately.
In order to afford an opportunity to any of the mili
tary organizationswithra the limits of the city of Phi-.
huielphia to connect themselves with the Reserve En
gade, First Invimon. Pennsylvania Militia, created by
the 'Act of the General Assembly. referred to. &pal ion
tion-will he received, at my OFFICE, No. 232 GOLD
street,for said purpose.
Captai , a or companies and others, making applica
tion, will please send in their muster rolls, contalnipg
the names of the members of each company, their ages
and residences ; and as they We received, companies
will be inspected and assigned positions In the regi
ments resppotivety.
Each regiment yr ill be required to observe uniformi
ty in dress. G. bEISENRING.
my 24 It Brigade Inspector, Reserve Brigade,
ONTARIO INFANTRY CORPS.-
Members sl the above Corps will be resent at the
T
Armory. 80. 411 North HIRTEENTH Street.
' THIS (Friday) MORNING at 9 o'clock, for muster
ing into service, at which time the roll will be closed.
BF erdarzf HORATIO G. 81OR LH, Oudiar.
'ISAIAH B. 6 oneLER. O. B. lie
REGIMENTAL INSPEOIDN.—The
several Companies forming the SECOND REGI
MEnT OF It Ed tiftVittS, blue uniforms, will meet
spg B We ll ? t he 9 13 .c ott im r . 10 . ..f . T . ta m 4 o litil_ T Yd - (4 AY atis4ll l Y-
E, tronc. o afi t ove Futn, ror inspeotion'and Rem
mental Organization.
Companies A to E inclusive are required to be in full
rant a, end in uniform. .1.• BLUDEiET.
It Capt.:ic COT Pl,lll A.
'THE' HOME GUARD OF THE CITY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Al many misrepresentations have been made re
gardai this foroe, and.oa mob misconcepti on mar
existre,strve to the objects to ne effected by it. and its
TOintion in the community, it is deemed pronpr to se,
hat the Home Guard was organized in antiomstion of
legislative sanction under an ordinance of Councils.
It will 40 composed of two classes of men. First, of
those not , e the are of forty five years, who will be a
dermanent local organized into regiments , whose
ew it will be to assemble at in given signal, imme
diately, ha poottionit previously aosigned to it. several
regiments, and to 'Maintain tae public order and Iran
quility.within such designated It l have in
Hut peace and security of the city in ill timee of
esettement and popular commotion, and will be die
tribisted that - Mahout the city so as to cover and protest
its maid exposed and threatened !mantles.
Second, Of those under forty-five years, who will
pompom, the, movable force, and who will be employed
in suppressing any popular disturbance within the city.
era will be used besides in conjunction with the troops
of the troited BMWs or of the State, or alone, if none
nob. shall be a,t hand. protecting , the approaches to
am • man,' lids of it, and trtMettillinrasstinltO that
ar ...be Mode
Ile .tassendedt , the popmetion to be pro_
limpet endlutinetrtat pursuits, and the im-
Eaii; - usimeed withurour cars limits, will not
the o,garizdiioa of a smeller force than ten
thousand men. which the, sot of A seembly relating
thereto contemplates.
Thisforows apart of the militia of the Commonwealth,
The Old Guard, composed of men over forty-five ffears
of are. ere, -by-tbe /awe of the Grate and the United
Htetrib all LUMPS from the performance of any mill
ta.a. duty which toilet purely voluntary on their part.
The -men of the Young Guard, under forty-fiveears
of age, are,lihe ell - other citizens, liable to be d r awn
into the military service of the Otttte or Government,
under the militia law,
whether they belong to the Home
Guard or not. Their obligations to serve the country
ere unaltered by becoming members of the Hem
'.Guard.. T o .ine Guard, icing oonetituted apart of the mi
litia of the Commonwealth for the specula " defence of
the City of Phottilelploa, and the protection of life arid
property therein," thoug h it. or any part of it. may-be
eubJeot to the requisition of the state or General
- government fur service et any time," yet it ia not sub
ject, by either of theme Governments, to perform mil
tary duty at any other piece which shall not have for
its obotit the defence or the City of Philadelphia. It
is exclusivelyTa local force ; end, though it may be
weed .by the General or dtate Government in immune
hen with, or apart Irene, their Grieco for the deforms of
Peiledelphia, yet It cannot be employed by. them, or
either oh them. eleewhere, without the previously. ob
tamed consent or the member. of the Home Guard
themselves, - A. J. PLKASONTON.
Commander of Home Guard.
l'h ladelebia. May 23,1851, min it
DEADQUAATERS COMPANY D,
FOURTH COMPANY MONROE OUARD.—Pro-
LxngLprox.. May 12. 1861.—We, the undersigned,
officers of Company D. Fourth oompany Monroe
GlMMA_On..bikbAlf of the Company, return our singer.)
thanks to the Trueteee of the American Meohomme
Hall, corner Fourth and George streets, for their kind
rises in volunteering to the Company the UXO of the Hall
fbr Drills, and have extended every fautlity in their
power to aid the Company in thea undertaking. W 0
feel ourselves under lasting obligations for the
Itindoesx tlnui etended.
WM. W. BWENK. Capt. Company D
JOHN S. RUHL,Iat Lieut. "
JOHN S. DON No:L.L. 7U Croat "
UNITED , BTATES-MARINE . CORPS.
—WANTED- 000 able - bodied wen between the
agee of 21 awl 16 years., not lees than ' five feet four
and a half inches Mali, and of good character.
Soldiers serving in this corps perform duty at navy
foreiyards and on . board United States ,hips of-war on
foreign statione. All other information which mar be
gn will he given at the Rendezvous, Pic. 31/
Routh FRONT Street.
First Lieutenant W. ISTOICES BOYD.
;arligiAin Recruiting Officer.
12=1
tirettui F. NASSAU, by her next
I frill, JOHN A. WETHERILL. vs, EDWARD
Y. Marsh T..18e1.H0:16. Ie Diverse.
DEAR Elm: Please take notice,
that the Court has
thiv MIT granted & lute on, you to ehcrw oattee why a
u
divorce a yinotdo matrimon ehonld not he decreed in
the above ease, returnable SATURDAY, June let, at
/oo'clock A. set,
To EDWARD A. NASSAU, Respondent above
named. DA DOulattARTY,
In
'v:Priwat, Attorney for Libellant.
NOTICE.-PEIMADBLPHIA., May 7, 1861.
4:1
Take notice, that we have applied by Petition to
the Comet of 'Common Plena of the oily and isounty of
PhillubSloi la. for the benefit of the several Insolvent
laws of Pennsylvania, and they have appointed SA
TURDAY. the nath day of Mal. A. D. 1861, at 10 o olook
A. M.. a; their Court Room, in said city, to hear rum and
oallettore when end where said creditors may at
ter. 41.63 , thank proper-
DANIEL MURPRY.
ITII.
""'"' " -ALEXAPIDP.R M. SM
-Laos trading as MURPHY & SMITH. Grown, at
N. W. Corner Second and Coates etreets.sAd 510.N12
Hartlllhoond street, mr3j0,11,14,16,13,11,23,26*
IikIMATE OF JOSEPH KONIGMAOHER,
a l it
. ta , of Ephrata township. Lancaster county. da
ce • Lettere testamentary on the estate of said de
cease having been granted to the isuderinrated Execu
tors 6 thewill of wild deceased; 0103 berehy sites netine
.to /Wine haviug - Mames or demands against the
timid decorated, to present them to either of the
undo ed Execrators, dilly authenticated. and all
perafts owing themselves indebted to said estate are
requested to make payment without delay.
-, ADAIVITONIOMACHER 3 .
Branding lit Ephrata tWP., 1.311 00., - Ephrata F . (1.
W. CPNOTER,
ap2S-that Residing In the city of Lancaster.
.
NOTICE IS' HEREBY GIVEN THAT
she an'becriber hue loot Certificate n 0.366 of the
West °Sitar MIA Philadelphia Railroad Company, en
titling hica to nineteen Blume of itn capital stock. and
tliat he will apply to the maid company to issue a new
eertifiente.
evil/ins THOMAS B. 13F141..
IN THE ORPHANS' UOURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of HENRY DOOLITTLE, Deueiteed.
?Mee in hereby given that the widow of the said de
eadynt,.hes filed. in mud Court, hat petition and an
prereenfent claiming to retain the warns l property
therein mentioned. o f the value of 6288.60, under the
acts of 14th April, /M. and Bth a pril. 1E59, and the same
will be approved on FRIDAY, 7th June. 1841, azaleas es.-
oeptieue are filed thereto. AL R. MAYER,
mylB4w 4t ' For the Petitioner.
INTN TUE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
FOR THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILA.-
PO_P li I A.
MARIE. WilaK, by her next friend Gustavus A, Andre,
-vs. OtLan.LUlll. 'MUCK.
September Term, MO. No. 10. in Divorce.
Dear Sir : Please take notice, that the Court nag thin
day.a ~rented a Hale on you to show comae why a Divorce
a vinaulo main mono Mould not be decreed in the above
ease. Returnable the let day of June. lea, at 10 o'olook
A: Iti
To Mr. Charles Wngle, Recaondent above named.
May 140,186 1
N. GERRARD, Att'y for
loy Lib
18-eW ellant.
.
P THE ORPHANS' COURT OF IS ORTH
nrarrori COUNTY,PENABYLVANIA.
Herat* of JOHN HESS. deceased.
NOTICE. is hereby given to the heirs and legal re_pre
eentatives of the said deceased, that the resort of the
ruquigitton to make partition. valuation, and appraise
meat at the Reel'Wake of th.e said steamed. was. on
the 26th day of April. A. D. 1861 , presented and non
firmed, and the court grant a rule upon the heirs and
legal representatively, to appear at the next stated Or
gleans' Colut (August 2311) and acoaet. or refuels to ao
eget, the said real estate. or show cause, if any flier
have. wh7 the same shall nut be sole.
By the ourt, ei4o &GE V. WALLACE.
Easton, May 111.L931.—my2X-Isgt Clerk.
MI RS. JAMES BETTS' CIELEBRATED
ALL etTPPORTERS FOR LADIES, and the only Bun.
norters under firllillekit mediae.] natre.a.ya. Ladies and
ellyeletnne are feetwetra.S7 regneeted to eall only on
milk Bette, at her reeidenee, 1 03 9 WALNUT Street,
PhiladoirhM. (to avoid counterfeits.) Thisty, thousand
Invade have been edmied by their phyoinne to ame
tier appli m
ances. Those only are genuine bearing the
uu•tdi-i States .floinght, isbolo on the box . , end signs
ham, ales the *armorierm. with tostnenrnals
aaU ,lo th •tf
grlittV.AlltE GREEN—Manufactured and for
NJ rale ky WETHERILI, k—BIOIIIILER.
'all 4 7 lind 4W North fillitloNit 'WNW.
OLIVA UM. --A lot of Latour Olive Oil,
MIA i rotrAISA 5 "" AP"
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
EYRE 86 LAND-ELL,
FOURTH AND ARCH,
ATM IMAILING GOODS' AT WHOLIBALN PRICES.
ALL OUR ORGANDIE/3 ARE FAST COLORS
DOUBLE EXTRAORDINARY BALE
DRESS GOODS:
3,000 YARDS ORGANDIES, REDUCED.
3,000 YARDS GRENADINES, REDUCED,
3,000 YARDS FRENCH BAREGE, REDUCED.
3,000 YARDS MOZAMBIQ UES, REDUCED.
3,000 YARDS FINE CHINTZES, REDUCED.
SUMMER SILKS AND FOULARDS, REDUCED
my2l-fmwSt
IMMENt3•E
WHOLESALE STOCK
SILKS I
SILKS !
SILKS !
SILKS !
AND AND
AND AND
AND AND
AND AND
FANCY DRY GOODS,
FANCY DRY GOODS,
FANCY DRY GOODS
FANCY DRY GOODS,
POE SALE
FOB SALE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
AT RETAIL.
AT RETAIL.
AT RETAIL.
AT RETAIL.
M. L. HALLOWELL do Co.,
333 MARKET and 27 North FOURTH Streets,
M. L. HALLOWELL & Co,.
333 MARKET and 27 North FOIIRTIL Streets,
M. L. HALLOWELL & Co.,
333 MARKET and 27 North FOURTH Streets,
M. L. HALLOWELL, & Co.,
333 MARKET and 27 North FOURTH Streets,
ARE NOW OFFERING
RETAIL, FOR CASH,
Their Entire Stook of
SILKS
AND OMB
FANCY DRESS FABRICS,
SUITABLE FOR SPRING AND BUMMER WEAR.
As it is their intention to olote out these Geodir as
speedily its possible, they will be offered at
MUCH BELOW THE
ORDINARY
WHOLESALE RATES.
They will, at the same time, oiler at RETAIL their
Extol:wive Stook or
SHAWLS,
SILK AND LACE MANTILLAS,
EMBROIDERIES, Scc.,
And will sell by the Single Pieoe
WHITE GO - ODS;
Of ALL DESCRIPTIONS. including LINENS.
ST Trams, INVARIABLY CAM on DELIVERY.
nrol-st
V,HIPPARD, VAN JL& E LINGEN , la AR
so, - itigm, -
1008 CHESTNUT
Invite the attention of pnrobausere to their unusually
large and well-seleoted stock of
LINEN AND HOUSE-FURNISHING
DRY GOODS,
CURTAINS AND CURTAIN MATERIALS,
HOSIERY, EMBROIDERIES,
CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS,, ETO., ETC.,
which, having been imported under the old tariff, can
be sold much below the present market rate.
They beg !myelin to inform their mistimes and the
public generally that they will from this date DEDUCT
FIVE Prat ONT. on all goods bought ol them and
Paid for on delivery, mye-lm
CONTINUATION OP THE
GREAT SALE
OF
CLOAKS, LACES, TRIMMINGS, So.,
In liquidation of the Estate of
J. W. PROCTOR do Co..
NO. 708 CHESTNUT STREET.
The Stock consists of
SPRING CLOAKS,
ENGLISH TWEED CLOAKS,
SILK CLOAKS AND 'MOQUE%
SILK MANTILLAS,
MANTILLAS, LACE FLOUNCINGB,
FRENCH LACE MANTILLAS,
FRENCH LACE POINTS,
FRENCH LACE BOURNOUX,
TRAVELLING SUITS,
FLOUNCING LACES.
DRESS AND CLOAK TRIMMINGS, AC.,
All in Immense variety, and to be sold at about one
half the uiyioel. for ditore.nlariiga m.
myB-1m 7013 CHESTNUT Street.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
11101tARGAINS BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
AT
839 CHESTNUT STREET.
Baying reduced our enema to a very low Emir% bi
renting & portion of our atom for a limited period, we
ere enabled to make great redttotione in the ',riot& of
our Goods. We would oall . your attention to
OUR LARGE AND
COMPLETE STOCK
of
SHIRTS, COLLARS, UNDERSHIRTS,
DEAWBELI, HOSIERY, OLOYES,
SUSLISND.bES, TIES. Until.'
OF THE LATEST STYLES,
AT GREATLI REDUCED PRICES,
Whiok you are respectfully incited to examine, at
SPENCEit.s,
$39 CHESTNUT STREET,
OFFOSITE THE CONTINENTAL;
arta wae-trins
MEDICINAL.
puxut PROPYLAMINE,
1 .--A
RHEUMATISMThe New Remedy for
IDuring the past 3 ear we have introduced to the no
tice of the medical profusion of this country the PUTS
Crwatizot Chioriclte vl,Proppiantl4e, as a
REMEDY FOR RHEUMATISM;
and having received from many sources, both from
ptlyeiolftnil of the lushest standing and from patient's, the
MOOT FLATTERING TESTIMONIALS
of its rea diseas e ,ll the treannento thii painfhl and
obstinate we are Inducedpresent it to the
public in a form READY FORAIVIMEoIATE
which we hose will commend itself to those who are
suffering silthi this afflicting complaint, and to the me-
MOM placitittintor Who may Teel diepoead to tent the
power. of this valuable remedy.
ELIXIR PROPYLAMINE, in the form above epo
ken of, has recently been extensively experimented
with in the
PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITAL,
and with MARKED SIJOCESS(aa wilt appear fram the
published licaounts la the me float journaled
Sintcarefully out up ready for immediate nee,
with full directions. and can be obtained from all the
druggists at 74 tents Der bottle, and ex whotemmo o f
BULLOCK & CRENSHAW,
Druvalata and Idaimfacturicirehemitifig.
matlr iluladellhia.
S T E RE OSCOPIC GROUPS, Visiting
Gard, mad Dom rhotograr
togravais lu on, column Plunograv 11 for tja aro Tonna
" i n great quantities, at REIMER' GaUery,. SECOND
Street, above Omen. lt*
TO BUILDER AND CO/ 4 1 TRAOTOIUS.—
Woad-barn! Llme. Cement, Celeined Pleete_r
Plaaterinp Hair sad White sand, for sale at num
and COA tEdarreete.
m 723-11% H. BRUMES.
'UNION ENVELOPES AT MAGEE'S.
UNIoN ENVELOPES at 316 cam:Molloy et.
trNION ENVELOPE 6 at ALAGHp.te.
UNION PAPER at 316 CHESTNUT St.
UNION BADGES at MAGEE'S
Manufactured and for sate wholesale and retail, at
MARES'S Stationery Store,
916 CHESTNUT Street, above Third,
Corner of Bodin greet.
my2l-et Corner or Hudson street.
fiELAWA.RE UOUNTY PROPERTY
-ima" FOE SALE.-90 ogres of LAND, STONE DWEL
LING. and BARN. Spring-hourt, largo sad ClOlnfortA ,
ble DWSIAM anuncenou of rratcand '
Within
1% miles of too Court noun. at Media. Plenty of good
water and 'bade. Thin in a productive farm and a very
desirabl hom e. for a person denim= a plain, mai,
country rrioe *PO per ante. ha t°
JAB. R. CU
Elurveyor at Media.
m)7O-3t•mthe.
GYMNASWM, N. E. corner of NINTH
and ARCH etreetip-Inatniatton b_PRILLING,
vrallffigi . • Elio t JAIIIO4III lit rani!? awl_
CLAM SOUP SERVED UP EVERY
sal et? 140firanigriLstreiti.
D ARK AND LIGHT BLUE
AND
CADET SATINETS,
FOR ARMY oLoTRING.
ALSO,
ADE NIXED AND GRAY
ARMY BLANKETS,
GOVERNMENT STANDARD,
For sale by
TREDICK, STOKES & Co.,
NO.' IS aciurn FRONT STREET.
m24-4t
GENUINE ENGLISH WORSTED
BUNTING,
JUST ARRIVED PER STEAMSHIP "-PERSIA,"
• IN .
RED, WHITE, and BLUE,
IMPORTED AND TOR SALE SY
CONNAI-I Sc NORRIS,
my 24-151 74 DUANE STREET, Ni. Y
FIRE -ARMS FOR SALE.
70 U. S. RIFLES, With bayonets.
on MIME MUSKETS, with bayonets.
sa CADETS MUSKETS, with baronets.
1,000 WESTERN RIFLE'S.
100 Musket•barrel ISROT GUNS.
900 Double-barrel Guns, suitable for buckshot.
Revolvers, Perouission Caps, Cartridges, Bullet!, fol
FLINT Muskets altered to Peroussion with despatch,
and warranted serviceable.
EDWARD K. TRYON & 00.,
SILKS !
SILKS !
SILKS !
SILKS
626 MARKET Street, and 220 N. SECOND Street
my23.3t*
CADET MUSKLTS.
500 SUPERIOR CADET MUSKETS,
of our own make, for sale low.
PRIMP WILSON & CO.,
ray22-0t 432 CHESTNUT STREET
POE %ALE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
POE SALE
FIAGS - .7TJAGS—F.LiAG-S.
AN INVOICE OF FLAGS, ASSORTED SIZES,
Just received, and for sale by
MARTIN SHARP &
: •: :
No. '322 CHESTNUT STREET.
my2l.-St
BUNTING FOR FLAGS,
Of best quality, in
RED, WRITE, AND BLUE,
For gale, at reduced prices, by
WM. H. HORSTMANN
& SONS,
FIFTH AND CHERRY STREETS, ritthADA.
ray2l.
pROPOSALS FOR ARMS.
n es , e lon Pr obpeofare will tw r f e thf ved h a ld Sp ot fi Jgfieodext
at noon by the nndendaned oosinusidonors on the part
of the Itate of Illinois. for furnishing, delivered at
Spring eld, Illinois, the following arms and equip-
Twelve mid-the braes gene , rifled.
biz I 611Z - lbe braes howitzer!, rifled,
Twelve (12) °Mesons for 6•16 RIIIIB.
Six (6) caissons for 12-lb howitzers.
Three (3) travelling forges.
Three (3) battery wagons.
Three (3) spare run carriages.
Une hundred and ninety-eight c 168) sets of artillery
hbrnees With a!l the implements and equipments, for
three companies of light artillery complete, corres
ponding in Un i t ed pcts with the
to
and equipments
used by the - littateit, and to be subjected to the
same tests.
'One thousand (1.000) cavalry sabres.
One thousand (1,000) pairs cavalry pistols (revolvers.)
One thousand (1.000) carbines.
One thousand (1,000) holsters.
One thousand ( k(100) belts.
To correspOndin all respects to the like arms and ap
pendages used in the nervosa of the ilutted States, and
of the newest and most approved style and finish, and
to he suhieoted to the same taitl.
The 001111/115110nera reserve the right to reject any
proposal not satisfactory.
The terms of payment under law, eighty per cent. on
delivery, twenty per cent. on completion of contract.
Address commissioners for purchase of arms. .ko.,
. . .
m724-70t
JOEN THORNLEY'I9, 311 011E 8 TNUT
Went, north side—the oldest establighment in the
United States.
INDIA-RUBBER CAMP BLANKETS,
Am and NIPNY Equipments.
Y " PATENT RUBBER CAM P BLANKETS,
KNA PSACKS,_ KNAPSACKS,
HAVERSACKS. SIAMERSACKS,
CANTEENS TENTS
Gus COVElkfl. GUN covisEs.
APES,
CAPES
CA COATS, CAPS. COATS,
And ilvirLother artiole that ie manufactured of India
itubber—ie of the beet material.
my3-1n IT JOEN TILOANLEY.
COMPEES 3ED BIILLETS.--United States
Mime Musket and - Rifle Balls; also, every de
seription of Round and Conical Bullets manufactured
to orders Large etooksoonstAntly on hand_ Orders filltd
otaignt br TRONIAB OTOS Li ROY it CO"
Patent Shot and Lead Wo;ks,
261 and 263 WATER Street,
myl4-Im. • NEW YORK.
SOLDIERS' EDITION OF
CAPTAIN REBUT MARS,
ONLY id ?ANTS.
Alio, a new edition of "SOLDIER's TEXT-BOOK.
6 PRO TE STA N TEPISCOPAL BOOK SOCIETY.
my 23-30 IYY4 CHESTNUT STREET.
WANTED—Five or six second-hand or
Lim Lathes. to awing from ten to eighteen
inotitoi Apply SC 208 Noah SEt;oriD Street,
rny23
CLOTHING WANTED.—LADIES and
GENTS having out-off Clothing to dignose aeon
Diet a high aura Imam for them of M. D. ANCONA, 629
Btreet. my 22.60
WANTED—AGENTS to Bell PACKA
GES of STATIONERY and JEWELRY. at
prices one third leas than can be purchased els4whiste.
Call on or artdreu (stamp enclosed) .1. L. BAILEY No.
144 COURT Bizeot, Boston. Nam mh2s-bm
CAI 4 AT FISHER'S PHILADELPHIA
BE. NINTH sad NOBLE. snd get Iwo
nor Maas of A E . Only 4 cents per glass. way4l-fit"
EDIPLOYEAS WANTING YOUNG
Men, eso,, are invited to eddreu the" EteplOY
ment Committee," at the Rooms of the Young' Men's
Christian Association, 1009 and 1011 CHESTNUT
Street. arl-6m
s ib WANTED—A VESSEL. of the caps.
otty of from IMO to I,XIO barrels, to load for the
West billies. Appl JAU y to
RETCHE tc CARSTAIREI,
spill 209 and nO4 Routh FRONT street.
NMTO LET—A Desirable HOUSE, with
all the Modern improvements. surrounded with
shade and ornamental trees, rio. Pe union meet, Bur
lington, N. J. Apply to R P. MIDDLIKTON,
mile ! t 5 North FRONT street.
di TO LET—A DESIRABLE DWEL
o 123 North TIORTEENTH Street.
Apply to WT/SER.ILI.• & BILOTELtat,-47 end 49
North SECOND Street. mhl4-tf
NI CHESTNUT-STREET HOUSE and
STORE to rent,—The desirable bnaineae location,
Mt CHESTNUT fittest with ditelline attached. Anl,
at 431 CHESTNUT Street. avll
glEi FOR, BALE —A HOUSE and. LOT,
mideximbly located on MAIN Street. Brngton.
N. J. Apply to WM. M. COLE, S,
506 MINOR ghost—Philadelphia.
Or to FRANKLIN WOOLNIAN.
apill-tbatunt* MAIN firmer. Burlington.
I _- GERMANTOWN PECOPRIZTY TOm
Imo LEN7.—ltt Rant. the kermAkil einnatedlone
nmAere-bnat House, corner or AA.m.aT street ana
wuiLoW Avenueonth pie, bath, hot and cold water,
andall the modern noprovementn Apply to HENR Y
TARS. 710 ORBlitt Btreet, Philadelphia, or on the
eremite&
dm TO RENT-TWO COUNTRY
HOUSES one mile from Tammy. inseire No.
717 WALN UTStreet. mem-Sm*
TO LET-OBOOND-STORY ROOM, 1302
CHESTNUT iitTeet. over LEWIS !JAMMU!
4t COM Jewelry store. The belt location in Philadel
phia for any kind of light biasinese. Apply in. the
Jewelry Store. Rent 8400. S6I9
rllO RENT—A very desirable NTORE,
-a- on the ninth-street front of " The Continental
Hotel." The Store at Ninth and Baum Meets ma
(mar adapted fin eikDDLI and HARNESS Maker.
Apply to JOHN RIOE,
M-tf Southwest NINTH and RANSOM Meets.
F 10 . BENT-THE WAGE - AND OON
-11 Coal Wharf and Lumber Yard at
Maylandville. Twenty-fourth ward. Apply to &. c. &
P.R. WARREN . on the premises. mhl4..tf
VCR .RXCHANGE.-A CHOICE TRACT
of good unimproved farm land in the mate of New
Jeremy, oonvenient to the oity, will be eitobanged for
eir os p t iperty. Apply at No, 111 i PEDESitt. atreek
R R. OORSON,REAL ESTATE BROKER
• AND CONVEYA.NOER. NORRISTOWN, PA.
Real Estate bought end sold on reasonable ternsa
store. and dwellings for Bale or rent in Norriptown end
country. (mood mortgagee nototicted, Collection. mods.
The ben micros/ocm given. dagilm
B OARDING -At 1100 WALNUT titrqet.
Rooms on the won't floor Will be 'Mont on the
letf 1
Jane. Terme moderate. Alto, a Phynimea's
orfies. my 3 Ot*
uQ,ARPINGf WANTED By .an
MT, in a Lacteal private (smile - . Win fudiall
tier OVA room. Southern pert of the city preforred.
Addro be lis" A. B. C.." at this office, stattng term'', which
must moderate.
BOARDERS will be received ate. retired
but pleasantly-situated Farm House, m CHER
TER COUNTY but a short dietanoe from the R
road. The dweLline in beautifully shaded. whioh. with
large Vegetable and Fruit Gardena, will furnish board
ers with oremluzarL the °entry can afford. AgArri
•
H. B. 8.," °Mao of Tits Press. .pse-sra
NOTIOE—BANK OF PENNSYLVANIA .
Ni The Auditor 6D9ntrited to adjust the second au
count of the Bee o Penneilvo,Pi a .""l 4 1 ":, " ;
tine to all holder. of the Down 0 Ben _ er en
the same for proof end revery, et the orneel o f the
Aseigneee, No. 407 LIBRA Y Street (mond atoll,)
1 e the 25th d
in the etty of on or be fore ay
of
MAY,
1861. otherwise thoY wm not entitle d to
share in the
: present distrabonon.
rad at the Atelillee'd office even
14 otos. ct.. t...r B k i t t ‘ m i l Of VA. ni L gums na,
day, between .0e
oir.oxeß W. BIDDLE,
fEligned)
Auditor;
111717.20. 12 5445*
enjAmpAgNß.—Ve. Oliquot, Lallemsnd,
11l D
N uos! wait an i d A viiip r avore. Chow
-5118M104144,:utg. FRONT Street. CAILSTAIRS.
rd' for the direat uneortatiore east/ 40 0;
lows•wits on. • ar. satar.l.ll,4
WIT QUALITY kIOOTING . OLATIC
wl
aon hand i giti Wm at Union m tkisfa4 4l
BIJKlat Street, . T.
ai iltroakMaritada.
MILITARY GOODS.
JAN. H. OTOKES,
JOHN TILLEION Commie/nos:erg.
W M. SHEPHAR b.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
WAINTM.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
BOARDING.
AMUSEMENTS.
ABBINBLY BUILDINGS.
A
STEREOSCOPIC AN PANO RAMIC EXHIBI
TION COMID.
MONDAY EVENING,
MAY 27, and every Evening during the week, will be
exhibited
VIEWS OF THE PRESENT WAR,
withmeehanical offeata. Also. Sande rsoier moms
PAIORAMA OF THE RUBB2AN WAR.
Appropriate music by a Brats Rand •
• Admission 25 cents ; Children 15 cents. Doors open at
734. Commences ot e. mrll•tr
WALNUT-STREET TITEATES.
Bole Lessee-- —.Are. M. A. GARRETTBOS,
Stage Manager— --- Mr WM. A. CE.A.PICO.
Busineu Agent— _ _ JOB. D. IWITILMY.
THIS i'FRID.AYr EWENINO, May 25,
Will be or/pentad the new +ma E.iistuol'NOtiorliki drama.
entitled
THE PATRIOT'S D Im a m ;
Or, The Peet, th e Present, and Me Future.
Adam GMT, Mr. Edwin Adams ; Rupert I .indsay, Mr.
J. 8. Wright, - Kate Chimer, Mrs. A Cowell.
Bemai Arica/.—Drees oitelei(seato mitred with
out extra charge.) 00 ciente; parquet. (meta minted at
50 cent/) 37% Dente; family airole, 25 cents private
bane, $5 and SS; oroheitra. 76 cents.
Doom open at quarter put T o'clock ; curtain will nee
at a .quarter to 8 o'clock.
moDONOUeII'S OIoYDIFICI TUSATRE,
RAGE Street. below Third.
THIS (FRIDAY) EVENING, May 24,
&mond night of the new EWA.
MARTYR BOYS OF '81;
BLOW
THE
DEATH BLOW OF REBELLION.
Introduoins the Riot in Baltimore,
Pennsylvania Regiments in bnotimpMent•
13ombardmentot Fort Sumpter.
View of inadenebura.
Burning of. Norfolk Navy Yard •
DEATH OF JEFF. DAVIS.
A Triumph of the American Armr.
Come and nee this
PIECE FOR. THE TIAIFS I
Admission 25 cents. Door open at 7% ; Performance
commences at 8 o'clock. , - -
VAAL •WOLFSOHN AND THEODORE
THOMAS , e 6.11, sna last CLASSICAL ROIRRE
will take place on THURBDAY, Mar 30th. 1861, at the
Foyer of the ,e oadetny of" hluitio. Single tiotete..s3.
Can be had on the evening at the door, mr24.6t
THE GERMANIA OROHESTRA AN
NOUNCE their three Net Publ.le Rehear'sis at
the Musical Fund Hall, the last one of the eeseon to
tulle plane on SATURDAY, May the 25th. Tiotete to
be obtained at the usual place. Ul3 8-trtus
P
ENNA. ACADEMY OF THE FINK
ARll3—/Q25 CHEMITITURIEET.
The Thirty-eighth ANNUAL Exwrovr.ton
of PAINTINGS and SCULPTURE 11 now open.
Admittance 26 ciente; Beason Tickets El cents; Chil
dren half price. Catalogues 10 cents. ntookholders
will receive their Wotans at the Academy.
tLtion from 9 A. M. 1' from BF. M. till
10 r. M. avail
SODA WATER
fIETARLES AL BREAM'S
%," ICE-COLD SODA WATER,
WITH.
FRESH FRUIT SYRUPS,
AT NORTHEAST CORNER BROAD AND CHEST
NUT STREETS.
The Soda Water ie drawn from porcelain-lined
Fountain.. sure and spark ling. well charted with oar
beam sold gas. - The t.3yrape are prepared with the
highert regard to retaining the STATITALL VIAVOB,og
THE EMT. No rains MA he spared to maintain the
high character which this Fountain has already at
tained.
Bottled Soda Water at 37)4 cents par dozen.
Congress Water, fresh from the Byrum". constantly
oa hand. r
SUMMER RESORTS.
P II RATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,
.. 4 IdAriVASTER CQU.7 1 27, PW4POY I ftorTA,
TWA, celebrated voctering Place wig open or con
fers on the ad day of JUNE. with all the attractions of
farmer seasons.
Situated on a mountain 1;400 feet above tide-water.
overlooking the richest agricultural country in the
world, the air t!crfecitly pure and dry at all times, ren
ders it proverbially 'tenths'.
*here are ample aceommodations for 400 visitors—
fine graded walks through the forest to the various
springs and summer-houses on the mountain and to
the observatory, from the top of which is presented to
the eye one of the finest and moot extensive pano
ramic views to be seen. A rood livery is kept on the
place, and beautiful drives around hot and cold baths;
a splendid band of Music. (from the eermania, of Phi
ladelphia;) bowling alleys and billiard saloons. with
the latest improved tables. Large gardens attached to
the place, front which all the vegetables are taken
fresh for • the table, which, tooowill be supplied from
the Philadelphia and Baltimore markets, as well tug
from the rich agricultural country around. Careful
and attentive servants.
Baying been oonnacted with the establishment for
some years with the late proprietor, the undersigned
assures the old patrons of the place and the public
generally, that it will be conducted. in every depart
ment, In Its former popular way.
vuutors to. the O'priuga will take the oar. to Lanese
ter, thence 13 miles staring over pleasant roads and
through a beautiful country. Through tickets issued
at the Penney 'yams Railroad office, .b.LEVeliTit and
Id AJOCET Streets. Philadelphia.
For further particulars or circulars the proprietor
refers to JOS. R. MYERS. corner THIRD and VINE
Streets, and to JAMBS H. BRYSON. No. 2 /forth
SiXTR Street. Phuadelphia.; or, address
8. C. SLAYMAKER,
mv24-2m if Ephrata P. 0., Lancaster co.. 2a.
WHITE SULPHUR. SPRINGS HOTEL,
CA RI,IBLE, Cumberland county.
The Proprietors take pleasure in announcing to the
public that this magnificent establishment is now open
for visitors. Persons wushlng pure !noun's= air , medi
cinal waters. bathing, fishing, ens good living, at rea
sonable prises, gannet do better than to try then
Forpartionls re. aend for 01701115111 to
WM. R BURROUGHS,
and of the city of Plow York,
D. C. BURNETT, S Proprietors. mY22-111t
BEDFORD SPEINGS.—A. G. ALLEN
respectfully informs the public that this well esta
blished and popular watering place is now open for the
reception and stioommodation of visitors, and will be
kept open until the first of October.
Persons wishing Bedford Mineral Water, will Di sup
plied at the Springs at the following ptioes,Piz :
For 1 bbl (oair) 00
• 300
" 200
Bottles. X pint, per d0z—,...,.. ..... ...I 60
Parties 'wishing rooms, or any Information in regard
to the place, will address the Bedford Mineral Springs
Company, modford, Pennsylvania. m43-3M.
FOR THE SEA-SHORE.
RAPIIINCADIDEN sod ATLANTIC Ralf,-
ROAD.—Matt' tram leaves Vine•etreet terr• daily.
(011003,0 excepted)— —7 30 A. M.
IMAllltfilirs lune ftir
Round trip tiokets. good for threw days, 2260.
Mansion Rouge, Neptune. Bedlow'e, and other hotels,
PM POW fpe.o.
m JNO. G. BR ANT. Are. .
UnIVRANGS COMIPANi use.
FADES INSURANCE COMPANY,
No. AOCHEETNUT Street.
FIRE AND INLAND INAVAANC.E.
DIRECTOIIIi
*none W. Day.-- Day & Matlack.
aainnai Wright— " Wright Oro' & C•.
R. B. Birrey Davie & Dime!.
Henry Leine, Jr " Leyte Brae & Co.
0. Rioherdson.— " J. 0. Rowe & Co.
eamMil T. Bodine., ' ,Frail W_Toming Canal tiosiey•
no. W. Eve nnsin.—...of Everman A CO.
Geo. A. Wfmt " Went & Fobee.
I. S. Martin-- " Savage , Martin, A
0. Wilson Davie—....Attonaey - ist- law.
E. D. Woodruff.--...0f Sibley, Molten. & Word's&
Jno. Kessler, 1713 Greeg street.
EIRORI W. L . A'Leildent,
FRAND tit it uUK, vino Frouldeleti
WIALIAMA I. J:SLA GRA .Beoretary. Jau-itti
SAYING FUNDIa
SAYING FUND--UNIT&T) STATE
TRUST COMPANY. oorner THIRD and CHEST
NUT Streets.
INTEREST FIVE PER CENT.
8. R. CRAWFORD, Presidents
JAMES R. H UNTER. Baoratary and Trasaurer.
Qinoo hoursrots to until 3 o'olook.
This Comvaar ie not joined in any &Rolla:Mon to time
Legislature. fei
SAFES.
LILLIE'S SAFE DEPOT REMOVED
to No. till South "SEVENTH Street, near the
Ftr l— t r alin Institute.
The undersigned, thankful for past favors. and being
determined to merit Mare patronage, hail Mitred on
elegant and convenient store, and has pow on hand a
large assortment of Celirsted Wrought and
Chilled Iron Fire and Burglar roof Bares, (the only
&trimly fi re and burglar proof se es made.) Also, Li -
lie's Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe. and Bank Looks.
Lillie's Bank Vault Doors and Looks will be furnished
to order on short notice. This is the strongest, boss
protected, end oheapeet Door and Look yet offered.
Also, partiotilar attention is called to Lilhe's New
Cabipet Safe for Plate, Jewelry. An. This Bate oon
tiedeo to surpass in style and elegance anything yet of
fered for this purpose, and is the only one that u sirlot
ly Are and burglar proof.
1/211C/A.I. riO3 - Iba.—/ have now on hand ray twenty of
Ferrel, Herring. Co.'s Safes, most of them nearly
complete some forty of other makers, comprising a
ameortment as to amen, and all lately
will
for the now Celebrated Lillie Safe. They will
be sold at very low price... Pleittia tilill and examine.
M. C. NADLIM Agent.
MaFOR LIVERPOOL.—The steam•
ship GARAI g4.OVERNI Hon. captain
carnstie, x, fr., Commander, will sad from crew York
FOR LIVERPOOL SATURDAY, MAY 25.
PAISMAGU MOXZY.
First
geoond Cabin, with very superior accommodations. 711
GRINNELL, MINTURN. & CO..
Agents. New York.
in 10-t26th
Rua BALTIMORE DAILY
AT 3 O'CLOCK P M.
BALTIMO AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMBOAT
COMPANY.
(Enemas Line.)
Via Chesapeake and Beisware,Canal.
One of the new iron Steamboats of this Oom silly will
leave the 11313er gide of Chestnut street wharf AvEmy
AFTERNOON Oeundaye excepted) at 8 tralook. and
will arrive in Baltimore early the next morning.
Freight of all kinds taken at the lowest rates also.
Cattle. Horses, Stook, Yeinolee, ,to.
For Freight, aIiTIYIP office'
a. ttiLOVal.
raylB-1m if No. 34 SOUTH WHARVES.
FOR NEW YORK.
NEW DAILY LINE, via Delaware end
Raritan Cad
Philadelphia and New York" Empress Steamboat Com-
SW receive freight on and after MONDAY.
instant, and leave daily' at 2 P. M., delivering their Na
ves in New York the following days.
Freights taken at rearionable rates.
GLUM Ag a
No, 14 SWIM W/lAt rem, refloat:olde,
ArdXB HAND, Agent,
Piers 14 and le EAST RIVER., New York.
mhte-iftf
al gae na NEW lONS. —TDB
Philadelphia (Steam Propellor tiomppuy
will oommenoti their bagmen for the season ev Monello/
18th
Their Steamers are now moaning freight at Second
Prabove Walnut street.
ermi sooommodatum, AKPITI° BA IRD & 00..
inhlS 224 eolith Delaware Avenue.
mili kh DR, J. WISE, No. 30 North
FIFTH Street, PHILADELPHIA-Treats
snaciassfuily,if awned to io ume, &tidies:was
111117113 of the LUn Gar SW rtoe.T eed lige,RT, mad
treettengr cures GONSUNYTION in its third , end last
stare. ne oleo restore' all curable diseases orals Itys
mud EAB. Be hes eiyen them his entire attention or
the oast eti yesre. Will visit patients, when dewed at
their rendeneee, ! 1 14 -2 gt 0"
12,KANDIES.
Now laudmg, from on board brig Abby Ellen, Gil"
more master, from Bordeaux. OS casks of
Arbsum. & Co. Cognac,
Anat. Castilion, k. Co. Cognise,
andOtbar fine Cognac's.
Owen, Pellevoisin Rochelle Brandy . , roe and dark*
arid Womb', Various vintages.
Imported and log 11610 by
HENRY BOHLEN Sc 00,
.acrati•la Oaf w,d can gaud, FOURTH 81,
pUILA_DELPHIA TARRA -0 0T T A
WORK[
wffine and Yr are itoome, lova cRENTNUT Street.
Ornamental Chimney Tops
- Gerden Fl oo rin g Station,
Enosaatio Tile.
Arehitentural Ornemente.
Ventilating end Empire Mum.
Ridge Tile end asmitari WISTD,
IStenon-gieeited Drain ripe.
yn or r lye. warranted to Mend
Weeirl4):6aZiali Oglit°
ttnna.
!Unsound C_atalokueo sent by
flail on ftilglloll4lon by letter.
8. A.ll/18.1.1110,1.
1111 0 PM inir atv•
SHOmmAKER Ooft
IMAIM PAINIrat
:OISE. AND VJULICIRIEEL
gamer iggsvir taut /LAMS Etter