The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, May 27, 1861, Image 3

yo OF TRI ONFICIO II or 001.0110 EINNfRirrEl
%sr Besmear.
fa
a rday siternoon a meeting of the o
broad.
18 ,, oe i n 'a Regiment was held at tbeir
ley lefcre them the statement of hia
gotil e ; r 4 " c dry (ieVernr.r Curtis, relative to the
7rcpe r proceeding in inspecting the man
ettr,' 11°
~eic e c This siren has *rested a great
t ; L ' military and civic cirolea The
t _rat e d that Closerner Certln had ordered
fiT l '3i c tic and Biddle and Dr. Smith under ar.
meet an investigation_ The Governor, with
h expeeted to be in taint to-day. It
instal took five of his men, who
! dot Col E
05_ 0 reicc ted, up to Harrisburg, for the per.
Tocerteioing whether they were fit to serve
a o°. - r v et. ft me said that one of the men
*.tddiers o
sa e duos weeks ontof the regular 'United
to, o
- a te , The Colonel invites the pablis to
r:vtri sne ers and inspect the man whe war a
„,p et et
4etled-iy O N T ON NNW ILLYPNIIIRI more r. -
ton
to m
p
ga *, we learn that the First New
Regiment, Cat Matron Hr. Tappan,
g..els'edect, he. landed at Weehingtort-street
~rjArKZOrY TO marchin to the d e p o t at
S c""„d p r i m e st - reets, on the mate to Washing
thea
;. ,3 N ee of New Hampshire in New York
~"." t h e first regiment from the Granite State
s,l t r" ,fr ogation. A meeting wee held at the
Howe, the Hon William A Nether in
r . o irreo
;pw n
lfcoorm t e h eonpurpose
coafs igiving
th th e e ir
arrival
rit4e e P e h n i t l a th de em hwiait h end he le gant
t o f wa ff -, e g au .
;Preentatiou of the fiag was made by jud g e
5 if B r ay, at tau o'olook, in front of the City
341, e rece ption committee was then appointed,
; l i a r; William A. Walker, ex-Judge De e .
u. le Frost. Judie Bonney, Sidney W et.of
s itil• .ne F Pe'el so°, Sidney S. Harris. John S.'
Ira Broadhead, and George H. Broad.
o •
Yorkers provided suitable refresbments
;,,-;.oldiers, and a subscription list was ope ne 4
• iorpoge of defraying the expenses.
" R . Tiiimeot landed at the foot of Fourteenth
About sight o'clock on Sunday morning and
_ l bod down Broadway to the Park The bag
," . t j oemp rquippage were placed on beard a
sad rent over te,Tereey City.
it e flrst Regiment of Now Hampahire Ii Com•
i: i n j by Col. Mason W Talipan, lateember
f3,,sgres from tbe Second - atibrit. The men
vin o, the " three months volunteire.",.but It Is
i el gy believed thet they wilt serve thAtishong
To gonad New Hampshire . Regiment bee en.
fu r three years, arkd_ ado now stationed at
c o otiottion, at the of the Diassatatina,
orders to march.
Gezoral Stark, late Demoeratio can
for Oovernor, will command the New Hemp
, , l opg. and see that they will do credit to
,7 r; wive State
- De First Aegwowet Isroug'bt on seventy horses
...JIM] complement of ambulances end L-eeer•so
or.s!
Lte bona of New Hampshire," of New York,
....e.l•d at rite jtrandreth Hnoee at 7 o'clock, to
e are New Hampshire leg Wet
-lump arrslyed in Philadelphia aftermidniget.
r.: rti7 few °Ulnae were co gently assembled
to tem. They ire a gallant 7 body .. of men. fall
;of and spirit, and eager to be in Washing
that they might be' 'upon the some of
0:o. OF THE NINTH RICIXENT or PANNSYL•
VANUA VOLOATENRS
Wayne, boated at West Chester, to about
deserted. Yesterday morning, the Ninth
under command of Colonel H. C Long.
left West Ches , er at eix o'clook and at
is this city about noon. The regiment is
-_;spied by P. line hand or musicians from
The men reeeived their Uniforms on
, :3T NO, end the greater part of them haveleen
with Minle muskets. They marched
street Bridge to Broad, and dobn
the BARmore depot. where a train wee in
to receive them. Wo nodonstand that
g;l1 rrec.et , i to Newcastle, and from thence
ce':ments will be gent to various-points for the
paq Of gwirding the railroad. The men have
'ral drilled. and will doubtless p'ove to be of
-et service. The Eleventh Regiment, under
RANT Jarrett, will leave Weep Cheater
r clock this morning. via Media R ailroad.
7 ; g xill retch this city about nine o'clock, and
tilt to the Baltimore depot, The regiment le
Perrysville.
MORI IROOPAI FOR NEW FORK
.:isteratv afternoon, Dept Garrick Mallory,
• "X; tt. city, at the head of sixty filar men,
ran of D Baker's California
C J. Steers has aleo organized a Corps
is tte Eureka Gosrdr.," which will leave
ne.teraNn for New York, to join the sane re-
:et. Charles lien has received authority
et New York. to organise a eons
s; lot men. end ham organised a rendezvous
rF::!4 New atreet The men will proceed to
lei:tt this afternoon at four o'clock.
FLAGS AT HALT-MAST.
ivunlay the gage on the Cuetom House
:ter:ince Hall, and all the prinelßal build
n.::Ss city, and the TOSSele 11105 g the wharves,
cl:i.44syed at half-meet, as a ma , k of re eat
•:.: gallant but unfortunate Ellsworth. The
t4of sorrow for the tragio death of this ao•
7.•:tel young officer is universal.
RELEASE OF PRIZES.
.1
041... a Ewa al.. _
r. rwratatir. Baum pia, ancrwrre
V;titte Teasels mixed in Hampton Itosois' -
^th'i:z the blockade, were isruedoa Satuiday
11:11itCadwaiader The action of the judge
gat inthe fact that the fifteen days allowed
iluniato leave had not expired at the time of
tt i 17.13 The t(!hoonera are all owned by
Kitt
_ . .
i , l-21 BY THE COLLECTOR. OF TEL PORT
fttE.ltsr B Thomas, Nag , the calipe
r::Oprt. Gagged the seizure of a email steam
r. MI been built at CbeStar for parties in
:Di The euutoultion it that the vessel was to
pshi to Cuba it ballest, and from theme
oi over tone Ccntedetate awry of Jar D via.
evesa.i is et rar , ...^ 4 ^t` Speed. eost meta with
r! li ttle e „.-.es be fitted ap for Mar purposes,
Caere con6iderable trouble to our
nip/adroit A sharp watch was kept
at
he movements ; cud on Pttday she oame up
rte rit7, and W 43 taken poseaesion of and towed
tts navy yard, where the will await farther .
.
from the Department at Washington. We
jai tagrast the propriety of the Government
trzg poem:alloy of the Union. as she is celled, to
t77soot. service on the Delaware river, as we
.. , %tvtand that there It not II !WNW: clutter DOW
ea t waters—t otroutostanoe which ehould he
end to immediately, as there are serious ahem
al by which goods " oontraband of war" might
13 rpstohel to- the enemy. and no means lily
Mk WWI might be ovothi teed.
=UTE or /3 OPPICIR Or ?RR w or 1812 .
sp:tio Thomas Blackstone, a well-known and
.7-y-respected citizen of this city. died yeater
ttorsing, at his residence, in Eleventh West,
nu Ems Captain Blaekstone was at the bat
d New Odessa, sad, daring the war, was
xd hi command, whilst a lieutenant, of several
groat m il itary positions under the order of
"4 . 131 Jackson. one of wiliest% was the batteries
t 4ILIma After the declaration of Deice he
WI to hie home, in this city, where he con
taside until-his decease, which occurred
: * 7l ii year. The soldiers of the war of 1812
zzraul to attend hie funeral, which takes
i ti'saftsnmon, at 3 o'clock.
TEN GRAY REBllltVill.
SSial Reserves, about one thousand strong,
- Wade to-day. 'This is a splendid body of
4. _ •rery man of which is uniformed and
"At eotirely at hia own expenee. Tboy have
tzkeis and thaly will Ooneequently be am
iarade without arms. Considering the
is Reserves Gave made for the pnbito
'tom sathoritiflt sh9nld at lout Nadal ate=
-;:zukeo
*:* l':D• will he formed this afternoon, at 4.±
;at. on Bend street; right resting on Cgcetaal .
Eaionsend that the following will be the route
Wade: Broad street to Arch, up Arch
• ' 1340 A1, town Seventeenth to Chestnut,
n ' Chestnut to Eighth, up Eighth to Market,
t 2l %Ant to Ts rd, up Third to Vlne,.down
"z!to wood, down Second to Walnut, un,Wel
4.zihini, np 7hir4 to Chestnut, up Chestrmt to
41 PAtutes Egos, 4,, sea thee tlissensa.
Outs ISOSpITA.L iitHANGEXZET..
that the Charity Hospital, of this oitYi
ett effeteil by Its maayagtira to the City
.11 t , a receptacle for illsrollinteer soldiers
nae , l its aid. The offer hex her., at-
2
nt Bit..—An interesting game of base
R,- 41 ‘ . Played on ;Dui gnusda of tho Olympia and
--.-- Neu. Comac's Woods. on Thursday last,
'..4 4 f Ull field compered of six members from
H :he Olympic, Athletic, and Mercantile
I'L'' day was delightfal, and the affair,
1 :tee. same or with marked Ae/ot The
--illnalleltint men, mostly gentlemen
*
~. business circles , and Me large at
'''' 'NI „ I _ ?leads, inoludint a number of at
''ono _
.. • e life and interest of th e'
1.141' " lel) of .'
~ here were t n - played
Ni -. es, added mush - 7 , t: • _. . and 1212 -
! _ sui t , or rather games, er, -'''' s 7. .le were
'lea the flay. one in the mo • ' • tea ,--••-,
:..,..... in the afternoon at :-i The 'el t ie r,
ss.,,
i i 7 3 6 11 from theltbree elsba rep '
I,'
"sic — Mlialrs. Richards, Astepash
blzoo. Paul, Cl snn et.
n A i i n e , / IC - Meier Moore,
oore, Ernst, .
'wei e ,
vernon. Lasting.
;,..31/HCIAIII.3c--Alesers. Lai - omm, Seal, Id °
*litl,Rnelett, Wilkins.
r o b ,: i 't zeal hers of e bob club constituted the sides.
310 — 3locre and Anspash.
" h ie eatce.amore as follow,
t _ , e 12345 6 7 8 9 Total.
„7
6-24
-'1a5h...... ...... 0303 2 1 ? 5-20
Answaseck.
Y.,... 5 / 2 345 6 7 8 9 2litaL
t ,: . ...... 2 0 e 1 10 2 4
2 7 3-23
;2 40 ..... 012, 1 6 1 T -5 , --23
i,, l y ,lit t it: 3 4 E. H. HitihtiiAk
.D. ''4lleee lo:e tleurs Ellison, Sextedi;and Price.
l ei „ "as well contested, and certainly rel
--mtilz ept upon the Philadelphia amateurs fa
ft
r.,
Starmi-- United vs. Atlantie.- , -Th
I. heveas of MUG two clubs met in a 00 0;
It e t 'dz.! in west Philadelphia Thttrie et .
w "ter . 11 9 448, rent the Attest%l am eed
a !irtd, after bavini l so- The batting
:5 7 1:1 The United than i i ' e t c w. e very
‘a a • •
aan score of ebiitre, and Pentstan.
I".;:llt twei 4...Moven-As,
out l et the wore
at Vial) mai not
• • .
~ .4 111t in or F DIRICTORS.—The last
~"0 11: the present board will be held
All tie tittiiparties throughout the
4:eq eis umetiegs lu June, will elect
'MI L ? ' 2 e llosrd of Direotors, which will
•ce the b erth Monday of the month
ai•vni . „
rut. nrisprrm,.—Andrew Sriotl-
tittr T4I heap Helps Bataraay while let - oOT-
Iti.j 4 r tnazt of toe mania a pots The de
-` ' 4 a box?ht to the kovital one day last
saeirjeted one of hie hands. and a§
...b Inanie.n won thoet time after.
1 Ji m. ,
tt 4,41 1t7. Boy.—A deranged boy, aged
hip I * ti. 3 trwmyri b NOP toAd. ass
ni t 7 4 I. "*".t. novr.d st• Limn- henna for
slys. if... 111 Jw be will be sent to
...mthenE.
Ac c r.,
'437- f
- '1 101111 father, led
• Lafit
s.ecider,l4 , 4 itet igmself, iD VI ,
:4 44 o. ..tato:day, ietilo gunnthg near Leag
He ue,
• o wile taken to the
km 44% n Paz occurred YeetillidAY alta"
% a . • dwelling
turnip was t tome?
illi of
ng. MIA and
2/1
Barr Mumma. AT ntANKI'OII)—ARIZOT
or vas Mvanzazst—Yesterday morning, a most
brutal murder took place at Prankford, Twenty
third wardi'whioh threw that quiet Mile village
into an Intense state of excitement. The name of
the victim is Abraham Hayes '
an Eng li shman,
about fifty-one sears of age, and the alleged sum•
darer is win Gormley, of a rough, villanons look,
having a number of soars on his face and body.
The molder took place in a Mall Stone home, near
Fratkferd creek, and about times hundred yards
from the passenger railway. 'The house stands in a
small enclosure, and has no road leading to it.
Yesterday, at noon, we acoompanied Coroner Con
red to the Place. An inquest was hell, and the
follawing evidence elicited : •
Henry Healey, who lives in the Rime house, was
sworn —/ livetrbetween Duffield Dam and the rail
road ; went to bed at 8 P. M. on Saturday night;
shortly after one 'clock the Jog barked ; I told
my wife Abraham ( the deceased) is coming • I
called Abraham's wire, who went down to let him
in ; she said to me, " I have seen two men looking
over the gate;" one said let me in, I am a stranger,
let Ma in or I will break open the door, which he
did. He said, with an oath, to witness, I will kill
every one that makes a noise; he struck at me
with a dagger ; I said I don't know yen, what do I
yen want ? He again threatened to kill us all if
we made a noise ; be ran up stairs ; I heard a
Souffle; the deceased said, what do you want with
me; the stranger then came down stairs and went
out without tatting any notice of me; he stabbed
my dog in two places; the second man did not
come into the house; he had a drab coat on; I am
positive that Gormley is the man that went up
stain; I thought that he bad been drinking; but
he was able to walk straight ; when the polio.
officers come to the house, I went up stairs and
found Abraham dead.
Ann Hayes sworn —When my husband came In
he went up stairs ;_when Gormley name up stairs
he took me by the wrist, and my husband said,
‘• Don't hurt her ;" he turned on my husband ;
ran down stairs, and when I name back my hus
band was dead; Gormley had something in his
baud while holding me; I am positive he la the
man ; it was by the light of the moon that I (mold
recognize him;
when Gormley came up stain he
threatened to kill us; I told my husband not to
say anything, but he said he would ; I never saw
Gormley before last night, and I did not see the
second man when I went one; at them time Gorm
ley struck my husband with his hand ; I did not
see him !tabbed; I do not think Gormley was
drunk at the time.
eilice-Hooley sworn —Gormley asked me to open
the door, and said he wanted lodgings, and would
pay for them ; he said he was bound to come in ;
be 'then broke open the door; he caug ht i my hus
band by the collar, and threatened to us all ;
be said ho came there for that purpose ; be had a
dagger in his hand ; it was bright moonlight, and
I could see plainly;-I don't know what occurred
up etairs; started-for the police; was gone about
five minutes ; when I went out Gormley followed
we; avian. althoug h I never
Saw him before ; the other nown-,.._
smil bed on a felt hat; Gormley said I Ai l , arT
fore breaking the door, "Wait a bit, I'll go in "
Lieutenant Somers sworn.—On Sunday morning,
at eighteen minutes before two o'clock, Mrs
Hayes came to my station, and said two men had
broken into her hence; I took an effieer and went
over ; we saw two men on the plank road, end
,started after them; left them and went to the
househouse where we found Hayes dead, under the
tad,
,
by a pool of blood ; I left an
Officer there, while AI of MI searched for the Intir ,
deter; Officer Holden found Gormley on the road,
asleep ; a knife sheath was found in his pocket,
bat we have not been able to End any knife ,• his
booty fit exactly in the tracks made in the garden ;
wo asked the p risoner no questions ; he asked what
he was arrested for; in his pocket we found an
order, signed by T. Mealy, captain of a military
company, to pass the bearer to Frankford.
Sergeant Hoiden sworn.—l heard of this murdeg
as I was cowing to the station ; found tioroaloy
steeping on the aide of the read and arrested bun.
He asked no questions; he resisted, and we were
comuelled to put nippers on his wrists.
Meer Shaw corroborated the evidence of the
lieuteneut and sergeant, given above.
Dr. Updegrove, who made a post.mortem exa
mination'
was sworn.—l found an opening about an
inch and a half in length at a point about four
inches from the neck, on the left side, in the line
of the clavicle The instrument passed through
the clavicle, entered the cavity of the chest. and
penetrated the upper lobe of the left lung, passing
to the centre. The witty of the chest contained
a large amount of coagnlated blood. The hemor
rhage into the chest caused death. There was an
other stab in the left arm, about mid-way between
the wrist and elbow, passing entirely through the
arm.
The jury then rendered a verdlot that Abraham
Hayes came to his death by stabs inflicted by Wil
liam Gormley, The prisoner wee committed, it
is believed that Gomiley was one of a party who,
about an hour before the murder, broke into a
house in Frankford, and committed a brutal out
rage on a woman.
After Gormley was locked up he became very
violent, and broke the woodwork of the eel!, and
made the place a complete wreck.
ASSEMBLY MTILDINGS.—A splendid Stereo
scopic, Exhibition of the great Rebellion in COOLIEC.
Sion with lianderson'a gigantic moving dioramio
panorama of the Russian War, which was so popu
lar in this city two years ago, will be presented to
the public this evening.
We understand that arrangements have been
reads with competent artists for new scenes as they
occur eonneoted with the rebellion. Those who
wish to see the startling battles reproduced me
chanically will have a fine opportunity by at
-eady_excellent entertainment.
FIRKA.--Tootereles. wiembits:—
leg to George Popp, on Landing avenue, irtnearift
ward' was destroyed by fire. The damage done
was about $lOO About tasty yards from the fire
is an los house, belonging to Mr. Wolberts. Tee
house contained a row. boat, which was 5180 set on
fire about the same time, and embed a narrow
escape of the ice-house. It seems there has been
a difficulty among some of the clubs and a gang
of rowdies stationed at this piece, and their °sleet
was to destroy the boats.
DILLTH OP ♦ WiirII.:KNOWIL9I79.OI , — Mr.
-.ism' Rogers, a well-known citizen of Philadelphia,
died last week. Mr. Rogers was a Sootohman by
birth, bat be had been a reddest of this city from
his boyhood. He presided at the Burns oentennary
festival, at Saneom•stieet Hall, in 1859. The de
eased was for many years an active member of
the Philadelphia Grays. Rh funeral will take
plea. to-day.
Ceverarr Hosszs.—Yesterday morning a
leeig train or oars, hearties five hundred noraea,
sett this city, and pond over the Penneylvenis
°antral to York and Chamberebnrs. Tho horsey
have been purcenaini in New York AS* and ere
intended for the tun of the United States "my.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The Money Market.
" - - PamarinLrala, May 25,1861,
The 'UM* market today was dull, though more
firm for city securities, which bold at 90 for the
old lames, moil 96 for the new. Penasylvania Rail
road shares sold at ni, Reading Re 1 oad shares
at 15.1,-, and Camden and Amboy at 1074.
Baca and Vine-street Railway stock sold et the
first bond, at 4}, between boards at 4, and at the
viand board at 5. It is understood that the a&
hire of this company are to be thoroughly over
hauled, and its erect position ascertained sad
made known to the stoehhelders.
The State Legislature of Ohio has passed an ao
to prohibit the circulation of the notes of non-
ehare-paying bank' It provides that it shall be
unldwful for any bark, banker, broker, exchange,
broiler, or other money dealer, or incorporated
cempeny, in any manner, to put in circulation.
eith#r directlY or indirectly, the votes 'of 'issue of
any'hank or- banking company, whether in or one
of tape /State,- ;which notes shall not, at tlittirae
they/ are eo put in circulation, be receivable at par
by the,bank, baikei, broker, exchange broker, or
other-money dealer, or incorporated company, so
pat \ lig the sense in eireulation, and redeemable.
at tar, in gold or Silver coin, by the bank or bank.;
ing company Inning the tame. -
The penalty.- for violation of the act is a eon
equal to one fifth of the nominal value of the notes
so put in Circulation, and goats.
The Cincinnati Gazette announces that the ex
tension of the Chicago, lowa, and Nebraska Rail
road west of Cedar Rapids, is being rapidly push
ad_ Twenty - miles have been finished; and it is
.
hoped that oars will ran through to the Missouri
by November next, over the whole 240 miles of
line. The road will intersect the Allasonri midway
between Sioux City and Council Bluffs.
.
1 The Albmiy-Argar gives the following amount
of the bank pable in that city :
-The lailute of the Bank of the Capital on Se
i turday, which had a swings department, am was
1
cartooned, produced yesterday some excitement
among the depositor of the ea-singe banks of the
city. These deposits,. molly is mull sums, are
from a oleos of people easily alarmed, and to whom
inites4 their small deposits are quite as important
as inultileager mien et "remove of more means. Al
the Albany Dania Batik, located at the Commer
cial Bank, there was a'auntiderablorferdiainftite
early part of bank howl, which, however, Marin
as ths day advanced. All who celled were
aid, and extra clerks were detailed to
hastening payments. The panic
as depositors fourid their money
Prom - e , - --, -end many went away without
....t.: um 919 WNW;
B e-turibly eh' ' - ---re swap Ban k
wae ready f or ^ITIV
- p ef,. , r in,
aireaentin a lir
- 4"
Atth e els crowd
in t3o
''.
til l " W raw tire there aseirod to the wog
a, e fr - " ta e's , all oath. IW
/
the orAPLOIDL demand b a d
it have small
bouror 0 38 7' bolt 5., ~,,,.. cry little demand
j . At i 1,./ her
.0 the ordinary business
racier ae1' 6 ,,,,, 1t k ~,t h2 131.
Tar mann 4 -'"_. l2° . - The deposit the savings banks
w - onatomere „wispy them except on Use third
"By, l .,rtit s January', April, Jelly, and October.
are ..., i . 13 - 2 r a Toole, 1101100. But they do not avail
mnteell Of this part et the agroamoric, and an
glio want their messy can have it on call.
, The New York State Bank, by coming for
ward and redeeming the notes of the country,
banks having their ay,euolee with the suspended '
WED in this city, did a good service, and pm
vented a currency panic ; for such undoubtedly
w,ordd have been the consequence had the notes of
a dozen or more banks, good in themselves, been
- thrown out ) by the Mum of that agouti to re.
deem here a ccording to law."
Philadelphia stock Exchange Sates.
Mar 35, 2351.
itarostraai iv S.M. lhaitualit, Merchants' ElChniilo.
FER.gT BOARD .
ire City as ~,.-.. 90 SO Rees & Vnie-at It 4NI
t Morrie Cl Prtd.ash.lo33i 25 0,-,—. 4,•.‘
.MYR Kno Lehigh Val G 4.. -. . . sas,.
9 Cam & Am Rads' 10754
DUTY:7mM WARM. .
so R&M & ViDIS-Stil R. —.— ----- - - --: • • 4
51SOOND BOARD
17 Cara dr, Amboy' 8.-197%,11 209 CU, 6 , - • - - .--X 4 ew -gt.,
enfants it -,.- glib ellf bid Rees & Vine-stars F..w ! ,
1 new Lela Yea cs...or se% te Itemi:2 - 11, --:::i t ia 12,31
1 1 2 Race c irllnie. , 2,4 Sa i 4 do ..—.. -- .. leti
CLO6IIIO .PRIOSS-1 4 1 221 d.
Bid. Asked
rbianaoteLarada_ ao 01
Plum &B. 90 91
.
Phila dm _new.- 99
Plum Cie...—. 7T 79
Read R - -.. to% us%
Read 141179...• 18 7 9
zero en e..•5e , ..; ea to
Read mt fa IS_ 60 70
Penns & ex-Civ. at Ina
ezßadmen as
Ceske. le 4,te g :t"" _ol. At
Runt PridEw -- ram
n Pli.--Alli Si
The demand for Flour is limited, and there le no
change to note in prices; holders generally are firm in
,their views. 300. bbls standard superfine only sold at
$5 51 MO bids Northwestern extra on terms heat won't.
and 300 bbls Pennsylvania extra family at $6.31M. The
:trade are bovine in a emit( say at *5.3005 ir34 for in"
Porfirio, 85 76c6 for Marita l. U nod 75 for family, and
it bbl for favor brands. an in qual.tr. The re -
CMOs are fair. Kra Fleur is dull, and se.ling In a small
way at $3 00 bbi. Corn Meal as but little inquired
for. and Pennsylvania Meal steady and drat at $2.1034
4P' bbl.
•
Wirsay.—There is very little error:nu. and geed and
nrime lots meet with a fair damard at fully Previous
Roo's. Sales include a law email lota oammon to goad
Yen na red at 1385137 a. 8 000 bush prime do at 1380, some
Delaware at Ito°. 2000 bus good Penna . white at 348 e.
and a lot of 5 uthern do at 160 a. mostly tn store.. Rye
la dull. and Poona. hat bean sold at 68e. Corn 1$ iltintd7
with further aloes of 6,000 bus kloitthOrn yeltim at 600.
afloat, asu message' in the care and in store.- Oats runt
tulle dull, with a sale of 1,600 bus Southern at die,
afloat.
Bans —There is very little Qusreitron offering, and
first No I. is in steady demand at $28% gr ton.
Covecot.—The market in quiet, mite a very small by,
airless to note, at about proem! quoted rates.
Ouocsaiss arm PRovisious.—There is very little
movement, and no change to note ro-day.
Vinisitv is selling as wanted at lerstro for bbls, and
106.0 for hlids ; drudge is scarce, and meld at the same
rates,
VISIT OF THE MEMBERS OF THE GaIMEAL As
winurrir TO THE POORE/LE PRAYER NatIMING—We
learn that the General Assembly of the 0. E. Presbyte
rian Church, now convened in this city. will adjourn at
IT o'clock to day for the purpose of attending the Seen
day flueinsel Men's Prayer Meeting, at the Bansom
street Church. below. Ninth. Their attendance at this
meeting on last Monday Ins an oeossion of unusual
interest. and it is expected that their participation to
day will he Many fruitful in giving variety and *Pint
to the exercises of the hour.
IMPORTANT TO ORNTLEArem.—At this time of the
Tear. When gentlemen are eupPlYing themselves with
ShirMand changing their Under•olotbins for the sea
son, we take the opportunity of inforteing our readers
that the place, of ell others in this oily, to do this with
satielootion to themselves, and at a considerable saving
to their DIMS, is at the popular Gen& Furnishing afore
of Menus It. C. Walborn & Co., Bog 3 aid 7 North
Sixth street. Their *uteri from all parts of the Pity
and country warrant us in this conelusi on.
WANAMAKER BROWN'S OAK HALL CLOTHING
BA.2IAu---CAnllemeti 'who ere now sunphine them'
• elves with Spring and Summer Clothing. whether
*, ready-made " or '• to order." will do well to bear in
mind the splendid new establishment of Messrs Wana
maker & Brown, southeast corner of Market and Sixth
streets. They employ. the most skilful cutters, have
their work done in. - the best Manner, treat their one
turners with politeness. aud, we believe. Val lower t ita n
any other establishment of equal merit in the city,
They have sires& built up a large trade, and tke cry
is. still they come !"
anwsigiL BEADDROADD?—This ques
tion is daily asked PT trious...a... ta the where
aboult of this mysterious we do not know.
Some are inclined to the belief that this noted traitor
sdiieegde
of
from the offsets of injuries received during the
Fare europter. All this may be ; but the report
that the General was seen, some time nines, in the act
of purchasing a suit of clothes from the Faehionable
Gilt Depot of Grativele Stoke,. 609 Chestrietetreet, has
not the least foundatmn. Neither did he receive one
of those useful sad valuable sifts always prese n t e d t o
purchasers at this one prise establishment.
THIS OCCUPATION OF VITIGUNIA
Tier-n_'-
has been named ! The Potomao Ia crossed, and the
Federal flag new Mate 'Where the deoeesion rag but
lately disgraced the soil of Virginia. ?he excitement
growing out of this bold movement's intense, and the
general feeling is that the active business of the war
has seamy:med. These martial doings snit not, in the
glighteat degree, intelela with the buoingew of the
Brown Stone Clothing Ball of Hoakbtll & Wilson, Now
603 and 805 Chestnut street, above Sixth. The manu
facture of civilian snits for gentlemen and youths and
of military garmenta, proceeds there just as usual.
DIED. .
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beer.Bi wife of William Henry RAINVIO , in tne 32(1
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CONTINENTAL HOTEL-Ninth and Chestnut. 3 der e.
J A Biestand, Land. r_A J D Unmet, Lariosster, Pa The rOlatiVee and friends of the family are reaper.
T PLawrenee New x ork R A rotor & la. Vs N MY invited to atteno the funeral, from the redeems
3 GCh law St • Louie H W Vail, Baltimore .g. her parents. No 2t3 New street, on Tuepday morn-
F N Kensell, Baltimore Mr Partemnn Pottsville I. 23th but, at 9 o'clook. Interment at Ronaldsen's
Ale Ramsey, Pt Paul It P Gr.flin. New York ,temetery.
J it
Ricitenty Reading C B Mnelenners. Wash ALA 0 DOX. --. on Mar 24. Mrs. S. E, (51 ouchan) Med.
Major Etagner, US A 14 Lynes & at, New York ox. barn in Jones count,. Georgia. !_!ged 31
_jeer/.
I) Fireman. New Yriyk IC A Andrew. g_o.ton_ - fe of Captain W. A. T.. Maddox', U. ft. Marine
J . Welch, Newark. n J .1
J Van Nest new York rrria. A led lose to her husband and four young
C it Barns, Detroit John Scott, Pittsourg
strfu h tn T i he li ris e:f ia n ri ,t . ..e ,w il ai de ttbc eafitthfeurtfehmerilynairioree.qfneoemted her l. o ar r e a n d r
s h e lf
RL A/mm.3JB A it L Ragan. Georgia
V ajar Regan A vrf, Georgia Col N Stetson. New Jersey
Mr Rerun, New Jersey A Condit. New Jersey "Once. No. 1326 Peianovi pjace j . this daY,.(l.sonder,)
J * Patter wni• PotteVille 0 0 Preaeott, soatou , rhea's Church!, w ° ll °' e cic re ic "h r o * fu m n . ertiree P rvi meel oes c erll lil be per ....
TV C Pareon, Beaten N 1334arta gostort
J 2 Barmier. New York Jae Hardwiek. New York; forme!. Kremlin and Washington Patient please 00/7,j
John F se m " A ig i , pi y w i n m o Garmhau, . ....Fl"..n.slikl.-fluddeilly• on the Mid mat ., w Luanne.
D A Finner. Harrisburg' Geo G Pride. St t orals ~ r erns , "vibe 30th year of hisses.
e i r fb , kand friends are respectfully invited to
Wm Freak. Chester. Pa W Patentor., NewJeraey.
K W Davis, Vertango co. Pa G D Hahne, Mercer, Pa ; attend i
street. from hits leas residence. No sib
Dr 0 F Saunders &. Pr. RI Thos klolyo kii, New Yoi lit il ' is ," r " r n e : m ion - '(110111131) aft 6111601). at half pant 3
II Dealt, Baltimore His roll;
Dr .1.. A Birdsall, Cal , o ' o -. ,- St. Joeeplea unwell. Interment
at In. Jahne)
11, Jameson Pew York Mr Howard, Boron '
W Neilson. 'Havana F Davis Jr. New York . D h year of big &MY 43d inst., Peter Rodgers,
Arthur C.ulmme, Boston T Delanda. New York .. ' in the 06t
d franc,.
13 tie , d. Philadelphia C 'l' Hammond- ("hie% The Testi • , rs an
rs of Illte Eleatent Starf the family. and the
C F Jaimert, Chicago
A XII"
4'
Wf. W"b r" C members
9 11 - ll Oilier, also Age
v 0
1(16
A. Y M.,
RO (iti.s.e.-On Tbn...._
and Footav, is e i .
Rig! Melee, Wage ; II 0 fl II Boryth new Yorg
W G Steele, New York I) F Basler ik wf, Chose° sunlamp Grape. are respeotfully invnar Corps Al Eh- ~
Thtie Leonard. Maas J C Schooner, New 7. or ledelphla N 0 .3 Wu attend hie
John Groesbeck. Cin. 0 C H Tilden, Ohio funeral from has late renitence.__
...
ao ire members of the 9119090Y917 an d re -
(El hth sleet, above Arch.) this (Monday led plans.
Jahn Restrow, Bartamore T E Brysn• TI 15 .ff
AB G mbri I. Baltimore Thee Polhemus.SiewYork
0 Revriv.k Measaishusette W Day, Washin_nor
te Vi . CORNITCK.-On the Wid inat.. - Harriet F. Mo, _
c
w L Belfende ) n. Prutavi'de G B Raymond, Wash hter of TR. 18th and the hita Gate,
27tli g inst.. a' t 2 o'clock. To weaved to Woodlailernoett ,
' W.P Mehl nasal, Wash Levi Davis. Woo oink.
fir(F g rmiok, is the INA year the r_ •--
Bolt II nichinaon. Wenn 11 Schoemaker. 11l ewYork rlhe 0 -
Tags Polhemus, Jr ,li York .1 Sharkey. naltimore l•. C hurc h. are invited to attend bow fitn i ntk
J I Gregg. Cie, 0 Gen IC 31 Biddle & le, Fa JOIII.:I 4 ce of her parents, No. Mr -Boum
T A Sarum, blase J M B.Reynolds. Mau from the rem ern
cot this (Mende') inhl'intig.
•he re abase and friends. mime &Watley, et Bt.
,j I, Waterhouse . D 0 W A amott, New York street. below fierues str ,
I-' M Admiral. Ilerheater John A Owen. Phila. ,ormontinr t Marv's, Routh Fourth street, , -.,
4..shirrtlgNenine_. .1 I Rickey. Gin. (Ado in tiii - i..- on the 9313 mat , John cr, n ease, 'Eau ~ tn
" 0 " 14 .... herd Yates Illinois Yoe PAWAQMIK, N 1 ork i n 69th year of h is age. eery - ice at Pt Joseph's Chosen.
D Breshain,cimi.--. 1......
W ee li rti l f t ro Bi :::: ° la k te reeidellee, at Frankford, tlis
.) B Jones, Pit ahem J) Ws larie • Pitratitirr Troiimoar ) afternoon. t 2 o'clock.
er T Green. Prey. ft I •Lient D. Monday BINDER-On CM ale& twat., 'William Earle Made(.
0 A Wl 0 '° 10 i) GlyniAlasti cll . '' 110 40 1 1;1 Thrninstown il)bor• In hit 36th Year. Roth
13 C Poker, ow Joreley ••• fli Drams ow Sonny tumult from hie ' ate reoldonee. No. 2131 o *L.
Sant Seymour. D 8 A • 0 Wardell . . Wash Ms ( Monday ) afternoon at 2 o'clock.
A_Meaerole.Brooktyu P, M. McCook, Uhl A BROWN4L-on the 24 h Met, Mies Margaret Ain
W B Mclntosh NI ll G W Atkins. Conn Browne . in the 27rh year of her ate- -' , 4 -
VI ft nerds Conn J El`Gaddie Jersey. City tun f mo, eh. osehleince, . f her brothel), P. .
01P G washington Mra Bunt. N 0 ,_ ,13 -a. 108 Jacoby street, thm ( Monday) Meal .
hie Rimentan & wf. N Y .1 Fear. Median Ili ty lac WOlook, , :,
J Snob,. 'Hudson City Wm Thomas &wife -- - ..41.1441E,r-thishestd-inst,..KAWlSiTellthr Ille
JO, It Tinker. Mane -- .1 11-Newiteuseru my - - - ter ern' win and Miff W•••• Clarke, aged 5 rears sad
J laMiniple, New Cantle W WIV tight. Perna Unitise. * '
.1 M. Berhoir,_elew York ThosJ .Yorke. Jr. N Jamey KOHL. - Oa the 24th inet., Cecelia, daughter of Mae
Hon T Jones! Yorke, ft J _ B Dulhisms, Maryland bath and the late christian Kohl, aged 4. years and IS
C Gibson. et Unite W tr Groan New York months.
T W oinddiiin- N York Mill tJ A Ili. I•tor Veda RAINTILVART.-- At Washington. D. C. Riehert
T
0 van Vont New Jersey Geo J French. Phila ' itmethnrat. Jr...in the 26th year of his age -•a volunteer
3 33 4 John E Wilikor9 Dr 0 JKibbin, Penns in the Philadelphia eIISYM.. - 00Inehra G."
W N Yerkes Penner J R-Molen.y. Now York Forcers' from the [modem,* of Me father. R. W. etit
neon Pell. cal f-rota . .1' , e , ./31:twit•HaNitnere ter of Fourth and. Prune streets, this (Mender) mere!
I lirinkerkett Ohio ThesiOunn, Ohio tar, at 9 e'etook. *'
J Flhe. , Pa. tam' e JohiuMsses. NM Vert i
F tins dridie. New York R H Roue. ftewYork
Geo 0 Leaalski. CS A ki a' arnard, Mute
Che,, I Leonard, New York W A Eliot . Loutidena
it Boinemen. New York G Unger. ew Yolk
E a Finlay. Havana J ble'ullameh, New York
nil Flit John. New York Col 0 K Marls- NOW lurk
F J Bolt, Mameehuletts a 0 rust, eavehnro
Jos U Crowell, Renew. NJ Geo King. New York
ARRIVALS AT THE PRDICIYAL HOTELS,
AMERICAN HOTEL—Ctegtant .treat. above Fifth.
Gen M Hart, yew loyal 3 Pfllffor, Phtladstphtd
IC Homier. Philsdelphie Kf3 Melnolend. Think
H Cs , seine & wf, Oregon J Ardmen. Allentown
6 L. Boyd, Tamtova W L Barnes. Plow Yo - k
H W Howes. Now York Geo E Bowes. New Y, rk
P Y Prkke a 151. I. iolaod Jos H. 4 14. Hem. WChormar
Frank Orroon, Oxford, Pa A C Mad, & la, Prev R I
J W OT,OII & le. rrov, It I T nir Towner, New Yea
"r• ion. rhila - Carroll Town, Phila
L S Barnum. Conatrettont Rand G Starr k Is. Cons
JUI a TR. tor. New York Ch g.& Marsh. Mass
W T Seward New Haven C H Jones. Bridgeport. Ct
C Penland. Owego. N Y Jos G ward Broskirn
Th..; R Warren Brooklyn Wm Lillo7. New York
C H opk ins. Jr. New York C A Moore. Tadlloll
Henry tialaereteeve. '7onn
eIRRORANTEP mum!' street. eeieer Areh
Iv Parker, Peneerleaais W B Irteerr-rt, Pottstown
H Voterheuth & wf. Pa &
Randall a;wilkeab
W W RAntark. Calitoinia J P Be_pron.9llllcp_Ma
I. I) Trump Jerieg Phore Mrs miner a. came. weah
John Iltiweii,W.• Triton Mrs tnergeorbwaseinglon .
Wm H °lmre, 7.,:iee‘nnati WNorthumbetPd
3is Montgomery & ea I G Proetor. Roston
t tratvon Minn. on. Pa Benj . Grofrey.Pencs7lvenis
• bet demon, Bhitpereurg W wan Jr•Pnneeton
JP U lowan:late indiene R A 'Rum' & la, imeeeter
Wm Parker. Pittehorg Geo F /lateen, Petals
Jacob Brenemen, Pspna J P fetal". Pottaviie
!Harahan Darling, Wmeburg
ST. LOUIS NOT FL—Chestnut Mast. above Third.
Jos Caper , . fiarneharg C W Neaten. Jr, N Jersey
0 M fle'm. New Jersey J D kieneenrom. •ew Jersey ,
Mr Kane, New York Rotbermel. Pktlads
M B Reynolds. B aton W G Bonser,Newoastie
Po' Pr. Slew Jersey J M. Welton Ptulada
tieo W Joyce Pratedelptua .r_v Brown kitten Rid
E ondel, ran. Bs lean a Mooes.,4ea York
A G hoos, New Ynyk Lewis altos, Easton
James A limns, Pottsville'
- 7 R irtiorc—irou street. above Third.
M Fuleyber,ohio 'bompaoo & la. Me
M Alen zer.Pltteenare_ Miss °soling, Memphi•
M Dalton.° Nies 1 , Radar., LOartan, •
Col R Raul fr, 'Romagna C Redzinger, Tamaqua
11.01M1.-sivra at,. above Chestnut.
Itieweet Chester oo M Brooke. Del co
I 0.11. tildmelk W beaker , c syvalt. Me.rylimsa
J W Rrran. Philatielphia Taman DoMestewn
Reit Madrona. Ont . ° d, M Molubra
Pr F • Peiree..Plorri.town W Jones. No - riatown
Mrs Holton, eel•ware F Callah a. Delaware
v J oni% prrw Jersay Joittl 1, Werth n Penn&
Ruin ci Pew -• T Coale.. Chewier oo
•11 gupert. W Ch.atar B F Baker. Media,
Joe G enramins. Media
eTATSII UNlON—Market street. above fil=th.
, . .0 Batuagardnar, Penns.
Beaten .1 W Penneylvanut
A Kell!. ereville James r ley yin tale
..Win Arts, hilasslshis bameel Landis. Penns
vir m B ever, Trenton, N J at Work, Ire ervn. N J
tinter Itlonyer, Carlisle W PAimee.reaurylvanta
MeKerver, OTOPMltilltr W LWitl arae,Oresaskurg
Otto z 'tetra. Harrisburg It r It_sitter, rittsburig
Geo L. Phu. Harrisburg Peter Whitsen,„ Halttroore
A Trharst, Huntingdon .1H 0 Corbin, Huntingdon
Jame' ganders Ileiswere Beml Mond.y. Pitt borg
eol.mon Worm. flarruorg Mint Brownfield
Jame Sanderson, N York W Waiters, flew York
REVERE, 1110O81E— e llard street. above Rum,.
,
LteutC 8 Nonce! . to la. De Thin A Robinson,' 'Penns
Clug Orner, tennis Java igedrenee, Rarrakbl
JWi son, Camp Scott S W Btonebraker reons
Woml Vontatier.mountio7 Jti , o i lierd Inane/. Penni.
John Masson. Yonne 8 Win, Penns
vs'm il %lonia WWI,. D C D A Shultz,. NMI&
Geo F Henry,Camp 'Wayne Ogetr Wilhelm, Ohio
NATIONAL nv/74, - -iime Meets %WY. Third.
John Wan North River Jacob *Mee% Danville
Itt ',mesh, Berwick. Pa Jos tiorrelegi New 2 ork
Wm F Vonte. Ponoville • J Kingston
H Tegrese.d Msnts eo IL NI. Pannen. Ashland
Omar Rahn. Perryville
MOUNT VEltrioN 110TEL—Seountl at., buoys. Arch.
Mr reforileop, Ituntr co 0 w Baia Bucks co
K cartwript, nordentirn J B Mann: New York
(3, W Fa x ii.n. Baltimorey 4 0_ iirov,-Phils
8 Jo n . Baltimore John O'Neal, Baltimore
ii tiloFtkte. Baltixore _flub iMithi IJ 5 A
asvid . Anight, u D A
BARLEY t RAF HOTlitr—Eteoond at., nel. Visa.
Joe K Taylor. Attleloru Dr M °Carter, Hartsvil le
Wur, I/armee. Pena Fam I Gra if, rosins
1 1 , Is,..ttareee. N JEMMY 016 K Boat nO
J Stulart. Bute on titnatt finloor. Fox Unman
John Mob. Hartsville J A Cook. Penns
Cr It !lambent, Buckinghm J 8 Manday. Wrnsport
BALD 'EAGLE HOTEL—Third it, below CaHowl:all.
F Whitaker. Dt.pnwit, NY A P 41.1,nrga. Rethlehern
Pour Culbert, Easton Wm Nat erejtorthMptn Co
Rev Aug Fox. Bath. T Ltagenring, Penn&
Rev W 8 isnery. Lehigh
Rev F W Geintattieiner,NY
Rev D Kuntz. Lehigh Co W Roth, Hellertogra
MAUL Hellertown
!SLACK BEAR—Thud street. stove
6 iiotelend, pomerton Wm Emmert, eonsaTton
Chen tleninger. Reading FJ P Robsats. Allentown
.3 . 4. Aria. ,
Long L.Lituf R.— SIC 931
Leh elc S.—. 4ax - • • ,
Leh Ci l &PI bop. 806 DOC
North Penns it ,6, . 8
14 l's la ca/..int off /ar 68
N rew it 10...„... to
j . ,14,11•11•006 St "pre/ 411. .-
Pre_ nk !c &alba .- ' 11
Skit -1.6-m. R. ~36
\llatab&Viae-tax. 4 '3l
Weat Phiis 6.—_41/ VT
liprune k Pine._ a 8
filmen k. naaitaa_l9ll
Cbeat. k, Waal, .... ..
Philadelphia Markets.
cITY ITEMS.
UP TO 12 o'cioor LAST swat
AIARIBR INTELLIGENCZ
ess FGURTH PAQK.
ARRIN kw.
• ntanowtoe I...;awisiv. Johnizotii 33 tiolifo Irons New
Vora. with miles arm vaaaenger • to Jain.' hlklenhoe.
Pastoral below geed, lamed a lumber loaded schooner.
onward Ivuorl : salmi Mbnotra anti Horan. F. Bell. et
3110hOr on Chatter.
ttera Itrother..sartrioer, 16 da,. trout C ienfuegocwith
auger Co d dr. W W. 1.6 lt.. a.. loth } er r v.l . i,n -- . - r s t. - i.:
Ptoes, tuck from roar Union. of tu , ,, FisiAllalifii.w.. from
Cianftmirmi, the captain and nip.. a U. went ashore
or . th e Ern. with a waist" of 313 *alto ootiariO el dome
ta.1.4.6) -carton/IdTel
m a otal iod.h Ti b i
n7 ve '-
s nood fiat winm 04.
Bonn of amt.....
Dr tz Lamartit.e. (Norwegian) Zernmhon. 40 dark
from -N ewe aste. Mug., with cos i to 5 Morns, Wain &
Co.
• &stir Horace H Bellailorohie, 14 days from Matanzas,
with tapir end 51015 , 1 1 / 4 741 to John meson & 00.
131thr tialomms• Wt ..
healer 37. IF roux .Pc.ooynAao s-1-
vow, lad., with lamb& r to J W 15400 EL,
IBohr o fil J
w im Jamey. Dill,l dly. from Belford. &Month
wits t Baoon,
g e ar "warp('
. .liWilhowia, 3 4314 frOpi--Lactrol, D,l,
t ot
16111 ° M1 I R # ll' iieMba9ll. Tr bona from Law.m t
i th hr a tow it..
Dal, with maw Jas Jaswitir &Ca
1118 MONDAY, MAY 25, 1.861.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
MATDIU'
OFFICIAL. 1
NAvy DEPARTMENT. BUREAU 07 CORTRUCTION.
EQUIPMENT. AND REPAIR. May a , IMO'
The Nov,' Department hereby invitee proposals for
building the Steam Maohinery of a number of Screw
Grat-Itoata. The machinery of each gun-boat to 00*
&et of two baoraotion. horizontal colinzo W ith 1111.-
face condensers, and of two vertical watertuee boil
ers. The cylinders to be 30 inches in diameter and
the stroke of piston 10 inches. She two boiler* to con
tain 01 minare feel GU/grate earful, and 2.700 SENATE
feet of heating ;Jarboe. No preemie!, will be 00n
sidered except from-proprietors of emeire building
establishments.
Such pas - ties desiring to propose for the Phew , ma
chinery will apply to this Bureau, which will furnish
them with ei immelete eveolfiostion Of the mane, and
omen maim' of the reeeet, together with the provi
sions and conditions of the contract they will be re
quired to execute. JOHN LENTHAL,
nlO5 6t Maratha Bateau.
KNIGHT'S LIQUID 11111NNST makes deli•
mous Junkets, Cold Custards. and other elegant Des
serts. Get a bottle for 25 cents, at Do. 7 Soutth SIXTH
Street. and try It. roir27 6t•
Iltirommoßig tors,—Thui celebrated
and perfect Hair Dye is the but in the woild. AD
others are mere imitations of this great original, which
has gained such extensive patronage in all parirof the
globe. The genuine W. A. Batithelor'e Liquid Hair
Dye instantly produces a splendid blaok or :natural
brown, without staining the skin or injuring the hair,
and will remedy the sit efocts of bad dyes, Invigorating
the hair for life.
Bold by all Druggists and Perfumers. Wholesale be
FAHNEBTOUX & CO.. DYOTT & CD.. Philadelphia.
MILEBOLD'S UNIVERSALLY A PPRIVHD
Ram ac
Ramses.—Compound Ex Bhe sures Dice eof
the Bladder. Kidney, Gravel, Dropsy, Weakutuat, RD.
Need the advertisement in another aolniuti. Malted
" Helmbold'a Genuine Preparation." m723.6tittrwf
Otis P 31031 CLOTHING OP THE LANCET
STYLIB, made in the best manner, expressly for kl -
CUL BALES. LOWEST prices meirkea is
Plain Figures. All goods made to order warranted
satisfactory. Our ONE-PRICE syeterMla striodXst
hared to. All are thereby treated' alike. •
seSt-iy JONES it Cll. 604 MARNE', Boor
Daic ORORARD ACM SPRING
Pamphlets containing the opinions of celebrated Chem
ists and _Physicians respeeting the use 01 this WA L AR
........ • 4.. nu. Inman AystaVn.. 11
be.rithplied ; retie an aveheatlet. er PUMP tor
BROWN, FIFTH and CHESTNUT Striate, or F t'4
BRICK BROWN, JIG. NINTH and ORENTN
etreets.
CALL AND GET A ELIVIPNLITs apig4V
'
GEMINI ac BAKER/11 CELEBRATED
NOISELESS SEwrivo MAGIEINEE.
Mae Beet in Va. for Family Sewing.
No. 7nti CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia. miXeli
I,OI4O—MATLAIK.-113 Brideshurg,en Fridis, the
24th inst., by the Rev B. ?owe)", Mr. John M. setefor
Tarrytown. New York, to MIN Mary Ll.zat 4 th
,J O 7B
Matlack of Br.desburr,_ Pa. ✓
MEY.k.R—DI , ITRIcm,—nn th e _ .ad boat., b . " Re!.
W. J. Mann, D. 0., Mr tts.;- 01 Dner Meyer .
Miss Lama Do triolt, JAB citT•
14iFi.PT MIL.--On the 22d inst.. M Windsor.
wri .i V •eara f t tom i t o rL.a_ a Belyea. Mr Bionard Bampton.to
" a the above Dims.. •
BA 114--US AL.—On the muHer. H. H. Blinn , .
Mr. Janes M. Bain to Miss ansitii" s i t-, eldest dengirer
of Capt. Josiah B. Beal, all of this atty. •
BiacrllK GRENADINE BARE3E MO
71 ~
Sleek fluidic'. Barney Points,
onak get Moieties.
.11.46 k died &mite Points.
Skink mace Sbae. Silk Borders.
SiltN
Blacil * ilagi n Cieee Borders.
Blase
Blank Gran - a Shemin.
Black Hama bawls. Satin Borden.
111. B. , ...sbeiMerds' laid Poil de Chem& oidlAni
Teen% Wide Perk Om elehairs, MX Mt& ,
SESSON St tinN, leoureilloire,
mill eIS CliEtifitirr Minot.
,
?KA CARD TO THE FTELTC.-13i THE
nunday papengef yesterday a card published
t Ilium. B. Mann. in yelanon to his conneot•on with
•• the attempt "ci muster into nerving. certain sompatues
omneated with Col. Einlteiris regiment." in which he
deems it hie " date to state the facts. so that all trn• !t
-itivate People may he afforded an opsorrunitY to Judge
for theingelvee "indeed. wsu d require him to
Mete IP SjaCg3 bat it icaviden , t r Maim haewilfulli
withheld many Seoli. from the built lowest pee pie. '.
and utimatnted or perverted many others. lii!Lisple ob
ject an visiting CoL Jfaristele's quarter. was •to expo
d te the inspection ono montane's " and be "hag. no
Agi.bny.ty whatever to interfere." Yet abundant proof
a be produced to erattery " the truth toeing people"
that he did miorfere with the inspection o the man of
Col. Einstein's regiment te an untrarraeh *stoat.
in Vv. fi rst place. Mr. Mean had no Mistimes what
ever to betiresentat the insoeenen of Col bingtein'a
men. and it was a piece of impudence on hi. part. ag
welt .eon the sort of the Stake aft ere. to tweeted to a
private room in Poi Pintriein'e gamier, for converse
tine. ana Mum the door mown the ntrauae of Col.
Hasten] himself and his • Moms. Whet the ()West of
this prive..e conversation was is open for conjecture
if it was not to effect an arrangement prefudimel 1.0
the intereMs of Cot Einstein and on commend. why
via not Inv ted to be present? Col. Ein
stem's! regiment w.is under inspirott p not Mr elan'i n
and if it we. not an •• i• terferenee" on his part with
the inspeotion and mustering of Col. r instem'S rep
went, we would like to know. what it was. Col. gin
gtein's eornmapd was being unepeoted by the State
*Gee Mr. Mann holds a private °enemies tton with
the Ifi leis. at w both Col. Fitatein was not porrnUled
to be pretext Mr. Maim imitate to the measuring. aid
yet he would have the • trivia-loving people" •ci believe
that he did not '• interfere with the immigration of the
man or must r;rig ditto into gery ea! fun her wane
of 1.110 Riga Of Col."BilleteUrg oommand were IlliOrMdd
I tlti ff =7:i c :;::l 4 4=Oplg h Z/U=ttrritirr Y o '
you'd 'be a difficulty at the mustering of Einstein's
regi ment."
•We are enable to nay whether Mr Manti felt any
"iteeloney or ill-will toward.* Cel. Einstein or ass of
hit rag moot," or whether there Voted a colluition
between tor . mann anifule elate core. bat" Ilene
who snow what importance nnl tar? men attach" to
all matters connected with their emptied, can Judge
whether there hae been en) , interference on the part of
Mr. Mann with Col. illinstem's regiment.
In regard to tie remark of Or. Smith, that he Wan
" an unwilling agent in the hands of otter peruse," we
have mob , to .ay that there eta several officers who
wereiirogent, and heard the remark made, and will be
qualified as to the .00rteetnene of the a•stemetit. Mr.
Mann urged the stripploga the men for examination.
when Dr. Smith remonstrated, stating that It would -
Produce bad feeling. Mr. Mann reelpd—'• You Knorr
our understanding - MIMS be done. ' 10T. Mann
illustration about the shark and the sailor 111 a rather
rihavey. one for him. Hs au ltaics the charaoter of the
• nneentevone sailor," aid - represents the " troth
loving poops" es the ayarienous shark. Whether "the
reggae fit eviunnsasty" will swa ll ow M. Mande
red hotshot" remains to bit seen.
It certainly to to be regretted that thereshoubj be
any occasion for soldiers manifesting their just inuig-.
nation at, snob unwarra4table outrageous treat
went from an outsider. Put there are occasions when
. 6 foible/awe ceases to be a virtne.” and tkla. stn
think. wait one of them— The nixt:who as rise=
to thlltttketinellt. haveigernsirmons tollovis the _nag of
their errantry since Christmas last; have spent their
time and money. and ewe therneolvee beggary. and to
tie thi, treated now wee yeti ea.ouisted to endows the
most uncontrollable and indignant feelings. Colonel
Einstein tumult' has eacrinced his OMURA and for
tune ; has spent hi. almost last dollar for his men. and
to have his gatriotio amine and purpose. f nstrated
by treachery and fraud he beyond all endurance. One
of the men refused by Dr: Inun.li hoe not been four
'weeks out of the mauler United States eeimea. arid set
I. declared not to be fit to serve u a militiamen! rol.
&mimic with some eMeiers and the men rejected, pm
seeded to Harrisburg. and were assured that the mat
terwond be righted, end that his resiment you'd be
fairty.inseeeted. and mustered into the mortice name
abstely. it wan bat the totontios. nor sae it the de.
sire, of Colonel holstein or his (deem to disturb tee
feelings of Mr. Mann, or alarm the women and children
of his family. • a COLOCIOI3O6 ne..es no
and while they knme and have proved MAlM
naives soldiers, they ()moot forget that tney are gentle
men. and would am e n to interfere with ran Instlna
the women and ohldeen of one family, ' or him reel-
Meet. by order nf the
BOARD OF OFFICERS.
CAItD.—A STATIPOIENT HATING AP.,
PBAKillal /A the eandtty papyri, of the Nth
mum% we %wept it hut .justOto ro ourstatves to correct
the tissue of mterepruentation contained in the lams.
About the time of the eollteion of our Government with
the Southern C-catfederaoy,,one of
_fur fi rm vetted ear- _ risberg to sell Blankets. Canimeres, end such
other goods our brie. We reouved an cr, der to fpr
loll 3 aro F.:. of Bleonoto. to be a all wool, Arlie! NIM
the erten to be paid wee $3 SO vet nu. On the receipt
of the Blankets. Bathos they were snob as gave satis
faction. they gave us as additional order for 4.000 pair
more. whir& order we °mild not fill within Ise
WithOtlt puttms slush Blankets as would do the Mate
sue ourselves bajties, vro decimal suing it. After
the nos:mist of 0,1 t os
hat Our bills called for, the Slate re
fused to pay the bills, on the ground that they wens
charged at too high a wise/end proposed that Menlo*,
of the Blankets should tro art to arbitration as to tt.!str..
value which propotio n we scouted. racy se!eotint
three' si
S-in-elems tusroblint. of t, Madill!
we 11,-;
lectlns or objects'', to them. On tke excrolcatton of
samples or mud Blankets, they awarded as 45.37 per:
pair. We tnes ma.se the alteration of our bills, sod'
made affirmation as to their correctness The bilis Were
then promptly paid. Trusting that the untraate elven
out Wyll he legally Investigated, so that the pnPllo may,
Pe if there were ironer Oh the oOvervutucut, -tact Irr
whom eeetthitttd, WO fltlllt , ll respa O etfu)y,
13,AWAY dS. DODSON.
tiEnOTice TO STOCKHOLDERS.—TH
Almelo Meatier at the Ntontbolderm at ill.t
ntmen PUlealetßellArty tlompeey sjil be Um
at the odic* t f the Uowpen._, -IX h 1 and D , A rIOND'
rent, between th e hours of lend 3 o'olook on 310 N.
AY. June 10, let the. parpos a of elreting • Prolident,'
renenna, and nine hinangers, to eery* for Use en-
Hi o7e - ; of the jatel, •
USE el .016111• x . - Jammer - pro tetra .
-.24,1861. wyea-tf
PhilnAelori n, Afar
glir. THE YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN
Al4OCtAtittr. OP PA !LAD EL Pinta —T e
refuter monthlyen/taint anti be beA cm MONDAY
.oVgalirdp - the 9th init. In the Rooms of the Aso
elellOn hos. 1009 and 1011 CHESTNUT Street,
er 6 o`o oar. The Nev. e.ui, P. Herren in the egasylat
19191101—"Coneeialmank:" hienahanieninnalli Yeer
10kt atid. Brume e i g p q_blie generally urn
Av. WAMAInALISKI ger,
MARRIED.
EirUNIVERSITY OE PENSYLVANIA
DIPAIi T M ANT OP ARTE—The Kea m ination
tenior Clue for Degrees milli* held dining the
'Present and onetime week, beginning on each day at
avi llA te ßAD a. Ag i
4 (Vele* in the afternoon. '
? d i L'a b yr Y , t j b wr e Pittruvert. .{Polltioal Roonomr
ma r ""A x . Mil, by the Provost, (Butler's Analogy.)
„MONDAY. 27th. by Professor Copper', (Sehlegere
trietpriol Lite nature ) written.
~ .„- K uninDAY.,. retn, by Profeiwor Allen, (The GitUpoe
ac 71211135 of Boellooe.) oral. .
I A tr 4l4 2Par • MI. b 7 PlOfeinaly Jaokeni (Seleo
moo. Juvenal, and Teettroto .wnitten.
r ICURDeIr. 30th , by Professor Kendail, (Integral
C cult!" ) written.
RIDAY, Slat, by Profiteer Prager, ( Physloal Oleo
graphy. o a ,
111743.7 t GROSGE ALLEN, Seeretarr.
MILITARY NOTICES. I
FIRST TROOP CITY HOME
GUARD.s..lpeoial Meeting at Borth roan.
'mania Rote!. •Third and Willow streets,
btveo.r. t IrVENING.r stB Wolook. to de
code to Which of ths Nom 27 Companies to sttsob. our
selves, and other business.
lt- WILLIADI KING. Captain.
iATTENTION !—A Non•commiggioned
Officer. late of the United States Army offers his
services to insetted Companies or °lessee in trie
standard TAOTIOS , yust authorized by the War De
partment Address "8.." Box 12? P.O. lt"
11 .REOIMENTAL ORDERS, No. ll—
firrgEnti.ArtliNhAtigigar Car 1 :a 44
have their restmotive commands at Headquarters
Trull AFTERNOON at 2 o'oloeg.grenagitrOrY to being
mustered into servion. b 7 order or
It` ' COL,. HORT. G. MARCH.
BEOO6D RICOIMICNT OF RESERVIVS.
MEMBERS OF OOMPADIRS.I. AND B. SHOOED
I"
R gerhyszt f OW mows v VI, will rendezvoug.
D sY ln . a u t ri t i h fo o r tm l o u r n ". th at i r C li ll t ES 3 VIA ir P tre . M et% o ro f r T pa... °-
rade.
BIADIMT.
Plea STfral Y , A.
Fire Lieutenant Company H.
HEADQUARTERS OOMPANY D,
FOURTH COMPANY MONROE GUARD.--PRl-
LAnnsiqua. May 11, Yint.--Wo, the undersigned.
othoers of Company D. Fourth (milieu/ Monroe
Onard. on behalf of the Conyeany. return our macro
thanks to the 'trustees of. the Amenoan Meahanuat'
Han, corner Fourth and George streets, for their kind
nem In.volunteermg to the Comptop the use of the Han
for Drills, and have extended every Wait" in their
Dearer to aid the 061111pilat the. r undertaking. we
also feel ourselves under lasting obligatiotui for tkm
kindness thus exte_Eded.
W, W. W. WWII e Cant. Comeny D.
JOHN B. RUHL.
JOHN El DONNELL. HI bloat."
'UNITED MATES MARINE °OEM
44 , ANTED, 800 able-hodted men , between the
rm of 21 and 35 sears, not ism than five feet four
andshalf bushes mei, and of soot/ character.
Soldiers serving in this arson acrform Ants at navy
2 5 0 5 arnd On bottth Wed Staten. Mice-of-war ow
= 41 1%7 liven seth i rl=Ve l a ile AOlll
.Bouth Fito3l ' Street.
First Lieutenant W. STORES BOYD.
0030-]m - itearnitina Officer.
MILILTAJKS GOODS.
JUST RECEIVBD,
PER STEAMER. PERSIA,
A LARGE . LOT OP SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
BUNTIN G.
JOSEPH H. FOSTER,
;¢y, 37-At No. 443 North THIRD Street.
DARK AND LIGHT BLUE
CADET SATINETS,
i'OR ARMY GLOWING;
BLUE MItED Ale ',lux
ARMY BLANRETS.
GO'V'ERNMENT BTANDAIID,
'For JO.. by
TREDICk, STORES'ec Co.,
NO, 1.8 SOUTR FRONT STRUT.
MUIR
EN9LISH WORSTED
114 KTINITING,
JUST ARRIVED Pka EntRAMBRIP " PERSIA,"
RED, WHITE, and BLUE,
ImroaTED (ND FOR SALE rx
CONNA-1 '&13 NORRIS,
MY 24-51 74 00AN8 STREET,
CADST 31IISKETS.
500 6UPER.I9It. cal", MUSKETS,
our fir rale low.
PHILIP WiLli tm
432 CHRSTNIIII-oiMEZT.
. 4 1raN TBOAN_ 311 OMOTRUT
is t sitsethar establishment in the
lITDIA4,IIBBER CAMP BLANKETS;
_.. . .
..7 1 - 1 0 10511 %. a g . v 7 Nqulpmenta.
-le GGE.A CARP BLANKETS,
FS
.K.NAPAAcitah__
v.B.R.A.A
%
V4 N YNTS49-KD 1
U-K.NTSENS
OLIN COVE GUN OWENS.
CAPE& ,I
& COATS 4. 8 4 A l fraGATS,
And every tither ittiete that lilmenatectured of India
Re bner—te of the bet meterutl. - —.
S . G3-IMlf , , JOHN THOisauSY.
gOM,PßESalttogtUUATS.—United Mates
Mime Musket eaujitafte_s a tts; also. JIMMY de
'Miss of Round and teal n..deta ms Mowed
omen Lams stooks sossamrLott and. mut e d
Stilitilt b 1 :rii9KAS Y -1
t. F.- Y. & (-, ,
. , - `. l- -- l'autut II °tea. .2 ; !!..±'
261 and 261 ' TER Lama.
nirlil'ini _ NEW IiORX.
:NEW - PinglaiVi*
pUBLUMED' BY AUTH • ITT
07 :, i J
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TUE - trAR BB B 1 T,BBNT I
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• MAY 1 ' 1661'. ' 1
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UNITED BTAt B 1
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INFANTRY T TICS
, i
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'9T the Instrnotion. Exercise. a M-rwerresof
;he United states I'd:win - Y. tooludi lantry of the
; Pine. Licht Infantry, and Riflemen.
Prepared under the direotion of the ar DePartl
inent, and authorosed and adapted by
TH.M SECRETARY OF liir, ,
lam i
WAS thirAILTMENT. Wathill ii,i listilae -.
Tide 'system of United States Infan , Tuition for
liisht Infantry and Riflemen, preparednader the di
isettaost of the War Department. hieing lien spproved
by the President. is adopted for the instotion of the
*rouge when noting - es Light tofeatr3r Riflemen.
Wid. wider the act of Hay Hai. UM, fort observant*
of the Militia when so 'whored.
51M.014 CAERON.
• , —,- - . . Bear of way,
0 - tiTKZITBd
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ECEfOOL OF THE SOLDIER. .
SCHOOL OF THE COMPANY.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR SEIRMIS
GENERAL CALLEAND -,-. -' ', ' --
CALLS FOR SKI S.
SCHOOL OF. THE BATTALINCI
TEE ARTICLES OF WAR. #
DICTIONARY 00 .51.1LITARY. MS. •
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BAYONBT Exisaut.lsE
BRIItAI LH 33 a .0.. t, 1 L 1.,
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As Row trezb snarl .
' ZOUAVES Ifil THE PS 00 ARI4Y.
Together with • : i
HINTS FOR THE SO DIP WEIRS. IN BITTLE.
To whi A
ch are added
THE UNITED BUTES ARctY REP/AT/CM
Relative to
Harlow'. Inspections. Polotto. Glwd4lolll ll ll. &O.',
WITH twilit TIMITT ILLOWITLATIONO",
Translated from the Prawn ta e Peaty
VOL. ELLSWORTH.,
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f Appr ved of offloodll.3
THE Bail. HILITaILT BOOK
Yet published, T eontoiring_ ILVDS RECR LT,
4 „
FULA, IS ADOTIIINB FO .
Anii' on- thir aoaeolaty,fisr• Vs* fo us o f
i °mils Sue/LOLL 1
Illantrated
• WITH ovße A troRD/131D 131oRAVIROP. %
THE belga WORK
Is Mao
prazionsm am its oraszaa.4l tAteseAlle,
At the earmisse.andil the sug oa 4,
• German Lioorof aroma Maim
• , liehed in the United. tes. ' • I
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ricieiUr
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sargil St ,; ' SOT /LISSOM Street, Yhtledi
IN MONTHLY 'PARTS, WITH I .pOR
wahrre AND tn4P, 60.'' nu.
TILE REIJELMON RECORD.
Office or :Appleton's Row CrsloP•d'E."
- E 3 Month Street.
JO ILN McF ARLAN, Agent. ,
Agorae vented throughout the &Mei 141;6.n
aVVERY DAY BRINGS BOBIt - THIN
Ji•- •
new," Who would have thought that • ooloree
910tAiraph , only cost ?
JILISInaSa:3 , eal/arn
N
OBCOD - otreet, above driven
COLONEL ELLSWORTH.—A Card Pho
togranh of the late Colonel *ll2worth will be men:
an morning. Priem 26 canto. ,-
AtlcMadan & Ba O THER ,
7 „A...L00t etreet.
NOTICE-TO TEAOHERB.—An Jamul.
A I nation of
_Candidates for_tbe sAation of PRIN
CIPAL OP MAWS GRAaelle&K HOOLS in this
ty, VII it the ZABIS - 13 Z.V.W SCHOOL
°van, Zeal Ottoet.alx,vo Oot,tatn, on PAIDAY,
tiute. 7 1951, commencing at / o'clock P. M.
en Examination for ASSISTANT TEACHERS in
Grammar Mill ether Sohnole will be held at the awe
prase on SATURDAY 3101/111140,- Jane 8, Commenc
ingT at 9 o'clock R. M.
e.r.e....rainatio, Cyr Pr,..A,el he far the trit
osmay O.lOUt in e mbe rothest Bose (Rammer
1/oboOl o n the lit Sept next. Salary Simoo tier
ennorn.
Ay order of the Committee . onNuslifioatiosta of
Tosolierio,
C IIRQUERT timrHitiL.
IIT
a u et ; ,
secretary of ontroers° able grA6lOll.
I_IEER'S HOTEL,
RAARISSIIRG, Pi.
The maassement of this well-knoent Hotel having
bees leased by Altura. COYbE & FIER H. the rime;
oropnetces be& leave to inform the pupil° t at the
liOmEs-i• now , wier thorouighti . .ltEritwATßD.
tir ITT'S°. and IfittPROTRDi with a view. to the grower
and comfortable aocommodation of those who may
favor the establishment, with their enitom. Guests
remave doe etteati.oo mid °aortae'', and no ex
pees., •Ft l beggared that ma! &endue& to maintain the
11_04 in a lITIft alum stile .
Families and others desiring to eolctirn in Hattie
bars ..nters the antruner mosthe wilt nod element
Rentrding end large ail well-veattlatea Suomi et our
r uoußihmeat, Nem moderate tag T , '
POOL
I ni,l7-/in J.. ILBVIET BYtHH
CTION.— WE MAILED, on the Oath
day of Atoll last, a Letter, addreued to Mr. L
Brune new York , " cooterarkte Yrommo , Vote,
masa Dr us, dated May 3 - .1 % at eta months.
of thonatr a d end Ninety Dollars, eatable to the order
ot T lr itts f l u e n t n te e r r. 11 , t , .euld have bees direoted to "W.
Btonner & en.. eon thenote should have Peen to
teed order, {led not to K. Bruner' whom we do not
know, wag to whore the letter was etterepetta by mis
take. and the tots drawn-to. hts order by eostake.
Noy, this is to eantioh all pereons &gat cadear=tint
or %IV( said 11040.4 d WO not pay it, ha . re
oallt no co on .for Itoand . tt lawns been Is:
i; 41. I "Aii%s,t uovaies.
NEW YORK AUCTION SALES.
AUCTION NOTION.
LOOKWOOD BROS. & UNDERHILL,
Will oiler et Midler,. for ee►h, en
wzDriESDAy, MAY 29th, Min,
At 11 o'clock,
IaRGE SPECIaL''',VILE
STRAW GOODS.
100 CARTONS NEW AND DESIRABLE SPRING
BONNET RIBBONS.
A 1,59,
FRENCH FLOWERS,
DRAPE% TARLATANS:
BONNET tILKS, AND
MILLINERY GOODS GENERALLY.
Alga, 900 oaten comprlelng a general amortmerat of
STRAW GOODS. my2r.2t
fIPENINO OF THE AROH-STREET
't-r MANTILLA STORE. N. W. corner TENTH and
ARCH.
ALL NEW GOODS.
Blob Lyons Bilk circulars.
Rick Lyons Bilk Bacquee.
G mGrla ems YuA e ber Points has
•
Cloth:and Tweedllircurs:rs. It"
Summer Cloaks. ha.
Purchased under the influen coatf the War. canio,
and to be lurid at ins than the of importation and
manufacture.
Ladies are invited to instmet this stack, mithost
serve before pnrahasing eleeWhere
27 JActols EWE/WALL. Propir.
BARGAINS! CLOSING OUT siracui!
i tlititirenfaTB TO DASH BUYERS,
We Wlll nall the
• DALANDE OF OUR STOOK
At a still greater reduotion in pries. than we have
before made, and are doter ”Inmi
NOT TO Be. UNDERSOLD
By any Retail or Wholesale House.
Great Bargains in ' , BUOY Mika.
Great Bargains in F Ward Silks.
Great Bargains in Black Si ks.
Best brands! of Black dills from 680.10 . 12.60.
Great Bargains in tones go. ds.
23 yd. Barewe Hobe. at 83. $4 $5 and $6.
• Rich Pnnted Bare's@ at 15X. 23 31. 37.310.
Organ!Lawn , front D te O.2,llo3 lNh zo,evernrOA rO
fso. GMT ixturneOf y variety
Fine Blozamblques two yards wide.
French F mbroideries, inkreat variety.
300 French sets Colays and Sleeve at $l.
Of Bit APID BOYS' WzA.R.
At leag than manufacturers' Brines.
At
will fool it to their advantsito to emonizin
oar stook of
NEW AND CHOICE GOODS,
Which we guaranty to sell as low as any of the
Wholesale HOMO. who are now olosout their stook
iV
at retail. R. STE & SON.
Po, 713 North TE TH.ntraet,
above Coates.
LAOS MANTLES, RUELKNOUS,
POINTES. ftc.—We intend from this date to sell
our entire stook of
LACE MANTLES, BOURNOUS, LACE POINTE&
Al 4 lO essewLe
30 PER CENT. UNDER COST OP IMPORTATION.
SILK AND CLOTH Coal's. SACQ CBS, MANTLES,
AND. CIRCULARS .
At less than the cost of the Materiel.
Brest Bargains in Stella Shawls.
R. IgTE SON,
NO. 713 North TE RL E
NS Street.
above Coatee.
5 DENT OABSTMER.ES,
OfCond AIRWAY , and all wool.
41 ugammerm r ood !no cheap.
Atilt rnixturee, inny and bison.
Boys' Coating', rant Beata, and Vesting,.
& uO.NARD
S. E. Cornor NINTH and 1W RRIBT.
VHEAP DRESS 6 4 .1(A1X:1.
Organdy Lawn.. cents—nrorth 20.
(3u-figured Dungen, 25 oionts—worth 50.
Foplinettnn an. Challum, /B.S( to 51 calm.
Banning in BLsoc Dr Good..
CuurEft & CONARD.
B.S Corner MINIM and MARKET,
IMITY QUILTS.
lioneyeorub Quilts.
Marseilles Quo ts.
Sheetingwrioltings.
Nasals*. Towelaiorliett.
Tablecloths and vers. .
CO andNAR
Z. E. nor. NINTHMARKET.
SVIVIMER DRESS GOODS
8400 d , . F9..totot Wilmot
SOO
to 25 OS to 05 Balt
DLL w oo t Drairo- h lt2 be t 045 00 .95 00 to $lO no
BLX. ' • V 25 to M ae
BLK. TAMA RTINIIi2—. 25
BLK IN krE SIEBSTZ O IB
MAL! WPM— ... "v.
-(iRAY GO ODS AND VIOI-Immr:,..-
PANIO PRICES,
ftffalifiaNS - NY'tlU iib e e°t4
. 41 """K" - &ACE
-7- - POINTER,
MANTLES,
Of every description. as LOW as the LOWEST.
CASSIMERES,
A Ace stook, leper cent. under prices.
MANTLES, COATS, &c.
PAltelt ri ch AT Lo w - ssz. PRICES'.
CHDC)PER & 6ONARD,
S.ll,lrner NINTH atuatIARKET Streets.
r • RE
ORS.
Alfa ATM : LING 0007.13 At; 191101.11BALS PBXOIS
ALL. OUR ORGANDM ARE FAST. COLOR&
DOI:MU EXTRAORDINARY SALE
DRESS GOODS:
3.000 YARDS ORGANDIES, REDUCED.
SAM YARDS GRISNADINES, REDUCED.
3.000 YARDS FREVOR DAREGE, REDUCED.
3.010 YARDS MOZAMIRQUES, REDUCED.
3,000 YARDS FINE CHINTZES, REDUCED.
BUMMER snag Arm Four,Arms, Rantoul)
ralsplarmst
CREPPARD,IrisIi D'ARLINGEN, , k AL
to , • RISC&
1008 CHESTNUT ST..
Invite the attention of purettesem to theirnnuaaally
amp tdpd ,weil;weleoted stook of
AND I HOUSLEURNIELIINO•
DRY - GOODS, •
CURTAINS AND 013RTALN MATERIALS,
HOSIERY, EMBROIDERIES,
CAMBRIC lIANDKERCEIEES, ETC., ETC.,
'which, having been imported under the old tariff, tun
.besoldmtioh below the present market rate. -
They beg leave idea to inform their customer, end the
VIVA vintraggkbtelrinwg:drribgalgtiati rbiisi D an
Paul for an dall'an. UkTIOM
BUSHED
NEW CLOAK
&No
MANTILLA STORE,_
No. Mt BOUTH NINTH STREET,
FIRST DOOR ABOVE CHESTNUT.
The finest qualities, the newest designs. the very
beat work. and reasonable lemma
1161"_TRE LARGEST AND BENT BTOCE IN TES
CITY. m110.3m
SPILING CLOAKS, IN EVBEY NEW
ewe. st •
Nana ,
116.2311. Ninth Went.
SPRING, CLOAKS, IN RNDLI23I3 VA
. se IVENS% arW-lin
gPRING MOAB% TOW QIIIMPIIST
ever sees: at • • . • tvauvr•
mgr. im 1io:413116 Math giros , .
NEW OTYLN -1131.11.1L1K8, EVERT NEW
/- stele, everruelr material, at prices that setonith
every one, at the lane atom. It. E. curlier or igh&
and Walnut streets, aptr-lsa
CITY CLOAK STORE, No. 142 N.
fileLth street. above °WM en FOR. eellin over ,
now style of the season. superb 4111ttitilwr In n‘nr7 a• W
shade of color, chestier then any other store in
tti the
city.
Merchanta are in.
visipa to iturpeot the stook &t
IVENS',
No, 15044 ?WITH Street, corner of -Woe st..
13.t....a Marlg.! tad. Chastria
ELARPLEI3B MOTHERS
Offer tbe remainder
Of their dpring Dress Roods.
owl ail sommer Pansy Gonds4
At a raft 26
:MIMI Of to 33 per cent.
The stook is sun well eussortod.
Belles Robes formerly at 1112. now 35.
Panoy bills from #llO to 75 Dents.
Poniards. Plain sing.", Black alike.
Orsanitian.
&II and Wool WA/
iteduoed
oshm fro 31 to Bo eed fa ate.
Fan end Silk tirenadines,
CILESTNU'I' and RIORTR Streets.
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO DRY-EX3IDS
CONSUMERS.—Owine to the mmettied Mote of the
oonntri• and the entire dillaTtlitilteteent, of the oommer
end
ld,we have determine d to olose out oar Mock,
ant oder
EXTRA INDUCEMIENTS TO PURCHASERS
to .irtt sat. Oar anode have all been reduced
VittiCjilt"Ett.E "WIEN OFF AFTER THE
SALE WAS BLADE.
.It emb Fam i li e sriey be ing ry Goode suited to the
Wants o fand,. parohaaed erineipallY
for pooh, rore oppottOritthill life effB7/411.
cuskitt.sit ADAMS_ & BON,
myl6 EIGHTH sod ARCH Street..
tnAL NoTler. diaa.
pr
on so alter ...ism mill 0u61'.....
gvnniuti.KYt lia/ranivuaz"
y form
. . . ,
TO
OAIIFI FUROBABERA OF DRY GOODS
BainEdlffanain co taste* Xikeir Rssek they 111 gt vs 1
Good Sargailas ! !1 1.12
fifill NOW, Mats for 75 outs, Wort
t itivl R o ich Fan bill? for 191, -suit
tone w S WI their
t4ll.
minutiae and A-s Goods. &boa
sem
G m mi xe d ec i nds • in e very satisfy, fromB seats ROL
Tar! top oasts.
JILA.C.T. kILLKII. RICILAPID itUnitOUß, VERY
GUSCOY.
Mat Bigot Broods Bilks, double rased.
' A wes, csitooas, iftuumerts. Cloths, Vestinss,
Itrii„.,,,, m ai ima, Piano's. silts Covers &a. &
Isitk*L Alt D CLOAII.IIO%hI IL I XHIBIIION, --13.
Iva I*JeNsialei , monatirwoopeowia, zujeuts.
brio bilaAtJaghsatalla Laos Goods Ike.
k "Al l i irMl4 . ''
i k 0 7 ii4iii9jmOlyls,
JOAN! sir warn 411 mg I.
No. 40 MURRAY STREET. N. Y..
RIBBONS, MILLINERY GOODS,
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
REDUCED.
-FOURTH AND ARCN,
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
IMMENSE
WHOLESALE STOOR
BILKS !
SILKS !
SILKS !
SILKS !
AND AND
AND
AND AND
AND AND
FANCY DRY GOODS,
FANCY DRY GOODS,
FANCY DRY GOODS,
FANCY DRY GOODS,
FOR LUZ
FOR. RAZZ
FOR SALE
FOR Luz
AT RETAIL.
AT RETAIL.
AT RETAIL
'AT RETAIL.
M. L. HALLOWELL itic
333 MARKET and 27 North FOURTH Streetr,
M. L. HALLOWELL & Co..
333 MARKET and 27 North FOURTH Streets,
M. L. HALLOWELL & Co.,
333 MARKET and 27 North Foußla Streets,
M. L... 1 3ALL0W.V.a.#14 460
53.3 MARKET and 27 North FOURTH &roots,
ARE NOW OFFERING
RETAIL, FOR CASH;
Their Entire Stook of
SILKS
ND °TRIM
FANCY DRESS FABRICS,
SUITABLE FOR. SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
As it ht their intention to °lore out WEI eeede
meduy as posieible;they will be offered at
MUCH BELOW .THE
onDmAxy
WHOLESALE RATES.
They will, at the same tittie, offer at ftIiTAIL their
Fateattive Stook of
SRAWLS,
SILK AND LACE MANTILLAS,
EMBFLOIDER/ES, &0.,
And will roll bribe Single Been
WHITE GOODS,
Of ALL . OEEICRIPTIONS. including LINEN O.
War TERM, INVARIABLY CABE on DELIVERY.
LADIES I
DO NOT FORGET
L.ADIV'S!
DO NOT FORGET
LADIES !
DO NOT . FORGET
LA DIES I
DO NOT FORGET
That the
IMMENSE WIIOI4CSALE STACK
• 1 3 CF,,, Villaw"."'-
7:
ra Tin
A. REPAzr,or,
No. 4307 CHESTNUT ST.
2S to so PER. CENT. BROW TUE USUAL
PEICEN-
3)V
Malayan dam bay IN I Q_NETS, akildElltmaa..iatlMAP
ar A
snasm,. NMI • L-BIRILLIANTEB, and 511
other detonation •
of ..frITE GOODS. at the shore •
lA/yr maw%
DO NOT FORGET
NINO, every .kind off. Ditgftontird,
o
other deserrpoonef a: EN GOODS, at the above
LO "KATY& .
LADIES! ILEA/EMBER
.. - •
That_you natt buy all , Wads or EMBROIDER/XS mad-
LaCE GOuDB, C L itS, siesEvEg. BEST.
VKLIEI. MT's, MAGNIFICENT EMBROIDERED
KIRTS, ettniaB. &a; at . • •
- 50 CENTS ON TT-TE
DOLLAR.
MORE ESPECIALLY
REMEMBER
That the above statements ai'ir
FAQ, NOT FICTIONS.
•
And we re o ere u ffi t iommomereeeme
'of the truth of this assention, to examine ottritook. •
PRICE, FERRIS. &
No. SOT CHESTNUT STREET.
N.8.-NEW: 'ARTICLES.
SOO ove.3so shear Printed Linen riaddink neat dried.
for lather' and ohildian's Animater . yotr•
24 MOM o' , that •' New Kale' MOW! embroillareci In
colon. torthiderntooves, and oovanng bcaineta.
aalo-rjonei.
CONTINUATION OF IRE
.GREAT SALE
OF
CLOAKS, LACES, 'TRIMMINGS, eta.,
In liquidation of the Paste of
J. W. PROCTOR &
?OS CHESTNUT' STREET.
The Stook ooneiela of
SPRING CLOAKS.
_..
ENGLISH TWEED CLOAKS.
SILK CLOAKS AND SACQIJES, •
SILK MANTILLAS,
MANTILLAS, LACE FLOUNCINGS,
FRENCH LACE MANTILLAS,
FRENCH LACE POINTS.
FRENCH LACE BOURNOITE,
TRAVELLING• SUITS,
FLOUNCING LACES,
DRESS AND CLOAK TEDEM/NOE,
Ali in ken:tease variety, and to be mid atsbout me
ld" the wwviliaitt'rvitoinyr.
raya-lm VOS EfiT VT Sliest,
Eli .5 A P DWI (100D6.—WELL AB
HORVID STOilt to.be sold
*E
Rack ke, Fano' al ias, and Foulards.
Cite. lee. Mozambique!. and Way hods, •
AnhQr Fr and Butes Angleae.
Osman, avran,azd Grasadida,
Men and ye Wear, Glove* end ?tem . .
Ehattand Maids. GREAT 15.k.0R FLOE.
o.
40.1.E.H.ETORES.
7011 ARCH arrest.
-i
POLKASPOT PRENOR LAWNS,
for mils st IN colds.
ott Grotto& w hits Folks Dhoti.
• ode Wooten White rolkee pote.
Thee an fun swat/ Fissiab.
MPS & LANDELL.
Fouritt slid Altai
•
P9B. FRENCH BAREGES, 'for sale
UM , this inornias. cense.
Dross Ooodn. maned down.
OM, tl Milked down.
BlOnnuinkinoolp?Mdi dowsite
111 l
.tra.
,AwirksoH,
OO D BLAU'S. BILK'S, OF • ALL
. ~tp'PQ41,11,62,160M. '
Fine alllded 9r tibial SLUM
Wide Meet. Wks, for Conte
• Black oilknorerrantaWnset: iiANOBLio,
%DATA 6111 i ARCH.
CILOAB.S AND IitANTILLAN.
TlOll.-7E:idles are eatitititit !salami the mean
owl statements ot personal formerly in onr iiMploY.Sad
ow in tbetemploror other.parttes. who represent
.
iaeipselVel to .Deqpnneeteg with ee, eausl their , ell
tabuehmenu se be Dramatic* e 1110 r uns *nulls
Emportuso, alma atagentemla ors oomph; trwrnosits,
woo to totonats and agar ths wasusporliwS.
We hale no other store than the °se we have 000tt
pied theme liS years, at Ter oemielleuT Street,
rgoerqf
Pone *nominal.
30 . PER O , E NT. UNDER 00ST
FN SAVE TIME AND MONEY.
4;so &Ugh. hi vont Worm an bawl'
&WWI Goods of
Winssi , & SON,
No. 713 North TICISTIL above Codas,
id stook of
Who have
ladTgDanjinitinit.E OOODS.
.41114_
111117#PATe'rggr!DJADNA cos!!
Slob and IlkstP .Blsok SI lks, at Nlo.,
Great itaraissisi GoV i /Mk k t li gi; . to a ' 34
itioh Styles o Fon thl . q,
worth4l. • • - _
454, Goods Dr TraveingDrevnt.,
case !tray Wins. itt. "sorsa Amts. n. 1i
QPIDUIAL NOTIORi—A BANS ORANGE
P. 7
bolt BiI.ROAINnt, TAR SISTIRX STOCK To
Oln CLOSED OUT aceonot or the unsettled:este
or tbc count and detwasetun tne mereantile line I
amerminso to close out my stook much below tie
c on of iniimininon., Orem indpooments win to iitrilKed_
in DIM ods, Shawls, Bilks, am., and I would wow!
those smiling, Dry Goads to vine One hundred i
shotland abiwis I not bCfplrvi l Do."'
",,1 1.11;lim6 orteneille
_U•.,,DIrjS4IID,CONIXRACI‘i •
Wooa Mat Limo. Casurst. Calcined two!,
Yuissring Rat" aid Whits made for Pao at - WAWA
iest
1710 114 ft 14,5 thr u m .
N. MINNS&
0
ITEM STAY Vi7—Certified 1i left,
'MUT pilaf/di Ira
ET traltrehrgiee
OD LIB 01 45#7.44 epw e
m7Yb St
- No.
QUALITY WASP ALA.Ifs
band and 19rsale
Map', atisatiAt u ganifir. auad_ itkVACSir
dif - isiiia SOUP srayED
You-dr
WALNUT -STREET THICATBS,
Sole Lome— —mrs. M. A. GAERETE.
81848 NI/UMW— Mr. WM. A. ORA
Easiness Arent. _Mr. 7OK. D. m
Q'H(ll (MONDAY) EVENING. May If.
Will be presented the new and original National diamii„
entitled
Tim .pAncrorg DREAM F uture.
Adam
l'lte Pri+rt_, the Present, end 40, Future.
flray, M. Edwin •
Adams ; Report irides,. Mr
. 7. S. Wright,' gate Gilmer. Mn. A Cowell.
ECALS PRlC23.—bress mole (mita *poured with
out mats charge.) 60 cent.; parquet, weds geom d at
60 Dented tina omits ; family atmle, El cants; pn VM*
bozeat 4 5 and ea i orohimith• 7d otia.
Doors op= etquarter putt 7 d'olOoX ; outman is rise
at a smarter to 8 Watt.%
SILKS
SILKS
SILKS
SILKS
ril oDONOUG H' m OLYMPIC) THEATRE,
RARE Street below Third.
DI:MOLE oTTitninlo3l.
nest4Enw of , culla ABBItt Art Ittistt Joan - von.
On arlueh °female's threw, rtif...l. b • performed.
THIS MARTY& BOYS OP"Ifl t
Tire; h &TYR Bur DP '6l:
With all its beauti ul tableaux. a..d
DA'Y I PeR/S.
On whioh occasion . 1 /1 its Winthrop will appear ,
nese ihm.es by Mtge Wi nthrop
Will also be ear Armed
1)I Q. AND ARR. I. !ITEM WRITE;
OR, WWI 10E8 ERE EASY DELON* TOt
Kr. Peter VP Caapacepa,
Mrs. Peter White ?Henry ChISIMILTS.
PDX num
7011. BALE
rpx FLUX
/Olt LUX
TORN Quipor ADAI46 I .M GRAMMAR
BCPOO L. —A Coooert for.the hetekt of the Pai
l's. of the votnnt.era will beitiven. b 7 the loons lake(
f the avow' doh. on DM( Is. Vi.t.l 'l4 mei/
111.1a67. es the Po defr y of Mime. my 27 2t.
ASSIIIBLY BiALDINOS.
A STEREOSCOPICND PANORAMIC EXIIIST
SION_4 COMBINAD.
MONDAY EVENING,
MAY 27. and every. Evening dtrieg the week. VIII he
exhibited
with meohaniest effects
PA*oR4rde4 or TII4 HIV 4 WAR;
&appropriate music by a Brass Hand.
Admission 24 cents ; Children 16 cents. Doors open at
MS. Commence at 8 t11r24 tt
Rta NV( FLFSORN AND 'FREUDIAN
w~ll C!
THOBIAB' mix h and Iron 0LL61811141. RRE
take_pinee on l'HunnDAY, Mltt! aOth, 18• at tbs
Porr of the •oademm of Muria &ogle ticuiete li.
Can be had on the evening at ale d wr, mll4 6t
pENNA. ADADEMY OF THE
ARTS-102a CEESTNUT STREET
The Thirky-eighth ANNUA EXH Alf T ZOE -
Of PAINTINGS and SCULPTU RE
E is now open
admittliaoe 25 cents; Beason Pickets 00 Gents ;ZWll
dren half prime. Catalogues 10 cents. stookhoalets
mill reoeive their Umtata at the Academy.
10 P. filly
ownea, from 9 A. 111 till 7 P. hi., and Lunn 8 P. 8 0.
.
ARMY AND NAVY SUPPLIES.
4RMY SUPPLIES.
HEADQUARTERS PENN'A MILITIA.
QUA ItTERIK ASTER'S DERR:RW/1 oNT,
Nay 23 P6l. II
OBALED PROPOSAL! will be mislead et this eitte ,
unfit
THURSDAY, THE Seth DAY OF MAY. 1861.
$ l. 19 o 'o l o9lr AL: for furnishings by contracts the fol
lowing Army fßumhen, to be delivered at the Penn lt. vania Clothing and Esau:age Depot; Harrisburg. in
quantities as required :
12,000 ARMY BLANKETS, WOOL.GRAY, (with
the letters Y. M. in black, 4 inches long,
In the centre) ;) to be feet long and 5
feet 6 indica wide, and to weigh 5 pounds
ceob.
12,000 PAIRS BROWN•LTNEN TROWSERS,
UNDRESS, as per sample.
100 DRUMS, complete, Infantry, with Sticke,
Slings, and Stick Carriages.
100 PIPES, B anti C, each kind.
12,000 OREAT-COAT STRAPS.
000 SERGEANT SASHES.
12.000 METALLIC LETTERS.
12,000 . do. NUMBERS.
All the above artiolee moat conform etrictly with the
Maga patterns; In thin' office, and in the Quarter OW
ter Glenentra Vd e, Philadelphia, (Farman' and Me
°Minim' Bank t(uilding.) It is deeirable that all the ar
ticles be of dementia manufacture.
Prop/male teitl he. received for any one of the ornate,
aonarntoly, and for any portion of each not leae &ha*
one-half of the quantitY.
The Blanket being required for speedy use, if the
ArinY Standard cannot be famished. tamales era dif
ferent quality may be Sled with the tude, in this office.— --
or in am office et Pailade/phin.
• ___=....euernt GP NW RAL. P. m.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMS.
•
Sealed Proposals will be reesiv•rl at ffpringfied. lib
now. on or before the two fifth (12 h )day or Jun. nrxt.
at hove, - tirthetenatrelle.4.e—tere-ony,.. a t h... akt -
of the elate •f . Mimi. for fOrooluog. deli.ored at, •••• -::
esti intfield, Illinois, the following arum baikaomu l ,„
=ease : - -
It we ve (12)6 lbs bows guns. rifled.
131 X (6)12 - lbs brass howitzers. r.ded.
• Twelve (12) a teems for 6in.o a. ' . • .
8 x (6) •SaiSaons tor 12 lb boaritzenk
none (3) travelling fu, Rea. , * *ma arts) (Fify -
de . "' 3) '''' t " r ` warm.' -- r .."' d iti wants for
tow I . g ...se, nub -i r mitotien.. aan P 6.
.. ,v. _
Utah cle -- ratteelet nt li,llh t . 4 - r - 1 4 8 Zurp ini'eterZe'imaine. ta
sandlot( in Ivl fettle° II WWII
..e. , .... eavalry sabres.
used by fib s United. States, ono to be subjeetea 1,0 the
no thousand (tiro) .
ran woo trevolverso
(me thonaad ( 1(1110. pang oa
one toon.and (1 COD aorta ea.
O n
t t h h Olna ms te d 11 al l i b to ,,espe.u itZsrel.
Irma,
like
arms.waime_
r..._
tr . seetres 0 1,..-„th e upiT,.A4 . 11 11 4
Slie sebitered to the game testa na
The eftettattetaftefe yeeerve the right to Meat aso
proposal not sena! °tore.
The terms of payment ureter law, eighty per vent. On
•gielivery. tweet, per cent. n o mph tioo 0' enetteet.
',Address eommeettetete for ourohaiso of arms, &a.
Smafieid, itunois. -
- j V._ jli. „STOKES. ,
JOttit. TI. 1.1%.,2 i :".ouramistrionara.
1e724-20t V 7 M.: 8 RP Pit 4 w ti
A SMALL
RESPECTABLE PA.?dII.,Y
Irish to take charge of a House dnrieg the &beadwork
fatuity, But of rePrenee grew. AddrOgS b`BOVATJ'
for three days, Blood's Sawatch.
MOULDINIRS WHO HAVE SEI I AN
amprentiombip at moulding Cannel Bells an 4
Bomb ehlali will plsess leave mar addmia at •• 0. • 09
Notch Smsad &treat . nn2
Ilr&RNEBB4lii KERS WArvill t rum
X:4 l - Filly toe Pandred more Hands can find employ-
Ettraypinf Ko...p.aoss or b. u.,,• 4 .Itiaras. OP
afOloalion Vre ljaarwarester's (45,46, U. &
Y ajar - mom I. LP VII eta GIR u Stream.
pwt
It'a D-11 IND Fe lisN IT U ttk, 13U LaUT•
14-7: -Feather Beds. rarest& Mirrors, and Ml Clonse
beepiai art.oles I r ern eh the vier e•sbes , cash is toe
snit be paid. Constantly oak hand a select assornni
ho.r
flew We &mond Had runutureonsiteo tts.
mute Apply or address T. N. W 40.411,,
&SIX Street, !out..; wide, below Tanta street.
nis2B.6l*
grILOTIHNG WANTID,—LADIEd and
ORNTS baying oggfent Clo Wog to die , olo Of On
get a bleb ono prioe for them of At. 'J. /ANCONA egg
SA.O CU ?treat
m%llll 44.
•
rALL AT FV.!.ll:lAlt.'es PtitLAulie Pub&
Nh-of IV INS, NINTH and Ag. and get a an 4o
'dor gloss of *Lt.:. (lob 4 **ate oar eau. inv4l4lt*
maTO LET—a Desirable 110117bE, with
in the Pledent Improvements. murrousded. with
!hods and ornamental Tree& N 0.913 Ustou .st
J. Apply to r. colDNio-3011
tf ti North F RUNT wine*.
aTO LET-A DESIRABLE DWEL•
r l L te. /NE 4PH I IIIII marl ir:t r ,
In ar,CON Street. 4 mhit-
V tikkrrti tri--mtekan. HoUSS sad
MA STORE to rent.—The &Bitable boldness boot*
OH CHESTNUT street, with dwelling attached. A
st43l CHESTNUT !tree:.
WARDING -At 1100 WALNUT Ftreet.
Rooms on the mond floor 'will be vacnott on the
Lt of June. Terme ujoderato. Alm* iblatik's
Mee. MY •
qAEIDIN4 'W.4.NTED—By an eldnr
lady, le ei.iiri
eeel private famihr. Will fame
Er il own room .
Southern ri of th e city prefe .
2.sl4lreoli. 0.." et due 02004 104141115 sermu, 'talon
Meet be Moderate. my le•e
TIOARDERIS will be received at a retired
but eleavarmiy-eituated Farm House. tit MOM
TEIit SOLINTY,
.. but a abort diataime from the wati-
Moo& be detente ..is beautifully shaded. whioh. with
levee Vegetable and Fruit Gardens, will rumen boun
ds with every_ ipso the country oar. afford. Address
H 8.." etWoe of ofidg-11M•
CartdriflßlUM,,,tir Se cprngr of NINTH
and ARCH Streetc—lnnunnuon lu unziA;
niivately or in ranks Also, Lessons FE/Wive aa4
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