The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, March 05, 1862, Image 3

FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL Of THE NORWEGIAN
Portland, March 4. —The Canadian Screw Steamship
Company's steamer Norwegian* Oapt. McMaswrs, which
left Liverpool at 2.30 P. M. on the 20th, and Londonderry
on the afternoon of the 21st, arrived below this port at
3,15 this morning, where she anchored until, daylight.
The steamship Europa% from Boston, arrived at Li*
Terpool on the 17th inst.
The steamship City of Washington, from New York,
arrived at Queenstown on the morning of the 20th.
The steamship Glasgow* from Now York, arrived at
Liverpool on the 20th.
The steamship Anglo-Saxon, from Portlaud, arrived at
Liverpool on the 20th.
The news is very meagre and uninteresting. \
GREAT BRITAIN.
Parliamentary proceeding* on the 19th wore unimport*
Ant.
The bill legalizing marriage with a deceased wife's sta
ter was passed to a second reading in the Commons, by
244 to 133.
The Irish Times says that Sir Robert Peel is reported
/ to have said, in rfespoose to some iauiiiriei relative to the
Calway line, that when the company were prepared to
perform their part of the contract Government w„u!d be
ready to perform theirs. It is inferred from this that
when the company present to the Government Inspector
lour first-class ships of approved strength and speed, Go
vernment will give the subsidy.
A proposition was pending among the Scotch iron
(Rasters, to blow out one-eighth, of their furnaces, owing
to the depression in the iron trade; but-it fell to the
ground, owing to a want of unanimity among the mas
ters.
The Jforwiwg Post has an editorial urging the removal
of the prohibition, in the West Indies, ngainst the elforts
for obtaining colored lnborers from ®ny part of North
America, tmd advocates the migration of free negroes
flow Canada to the West Indies to develop the cotton
•culture of those tal&nis.
MEXICAN INTERVENTION.
It is asserted that the Government lias said there was
confirmation of the news via America that the Spaniards
had sustained a decided defeat by the Mexicans, aud that
the despatch of reinforcement* is rendered necesmry.
FRANCE.
It is rnmored that Prince Napoleon is dissatisfied with
the terms of the address on the Roman question, aud will
move amendment in more euergetic lauguage.
The Bourse continued very heavy, aud on tho 19th
the Three per c*ht. Rentes further declined nearly ouc-
Jbalf per cent, closing at 69 95. The Four and a half
per cents declined more ihau unc pgr cent., closing at 99f.
A decree is published admitting into France, free of
duty, rough aud purified cast iron, old iron oars, hoops,
•and sheet iron, steel in bars ana sheets, and rolled cop
per, when coming from abroad aud d-stined for re-ex
portation attar having keen converted, iu French work
shops, into ships, machines, or any other work in metal.
Another decree reduces the interest ou treasury bonds
to 2)4, 3, ai d 3X» according to the time of falliug due.
The Monileur says the Goverumtn t of the fimperor has
repeated information, at Rom*, respecting the pastoral
letter couvokilig all bishops to Rome fur the canonization
of martyrs, the letter having been published in France
without having been previously communicated to the Go
vernment. Cardinal Antonelii replied that the invitation
was simply a friendly one, and not obligatory in cha
racter; only intended to give weight to the religious
■ceremony. On this reply the French Government ex
pressed the wish that iha bishops ghoul l net lsavs theta
dioeese, and most not ask permission to quit thp*Eatpire,
•except where serious diocesan interests should call -teem
*t> Rome.
The application for conversioafour and a half per cent,
rentes had reached twenty million francs.
ITALY.
The new Italian loan was announced at London on the
Tfiih Inst. The total is 732,000, (issued at T4J re
quired for Tailroad purposes One fourth of the loan
was subscribed for in Italy.
Baron Bicasoli stated iu Parliament that the Govern
ment had no intention to send ship* to reinforce the
Mexican expedition, but merely considered it advisable
to stnd a few frigates to the colonies to protect Italian
■subjects
LoNj>on HONEY MARKET.—The English thuds
were dull but steady on the 20th insL Gonscls closed
.fiat. Money was in moderate demand at tho general
rate of cent.
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
Livbupool, February 21.—1 t is reported that in-
surances are daily effected on ships and their cargoes to
Tun the blockade of the Southern porta. The highest
premium paid ia fifteen guineas, aud tlie ship? ar« en
titled to select any port. In some instances,' the risk to
ports * asy of access are as low as ten guineas. Nearly
•all the vessels insured are steamers ef 1,500 tons.
The London Times * “city article” says short loans
•continue to be effected at notniual rales. The appli
cations at the Bonk yesterday wert moderate. Iu the
discount market, the general minimum rate was 2j^.
The Freuce Bourse is believed to be nnoergoing an im
provement, t win? to receipts of gold from Loudon.
The telegraph from the Red Sea to London is now
■open.
The iron-plated frigate IPamor is ordered from Gi
braltar to Portsmouth. g
Madrid, Feb. 20, 1862.—The Journal Espana de
mands a monarchy for Peru by universal suffrage.
Rome, Feb, 2Q, 1502,—The police have jnade many ar
rest*.
The proclamation of ibe National Committee has been
secretly posted up here. The Committee hope for early
success, but counsel patience.
It is believed that Napoleon has given an assurance to
the Pope that the French troops will not leave Rome.
A popular manifestation was prepared to celebrate the
anniversary of Vhe capture of Ganta, but numerous pa
trols traversed the streets to prevent it taking place.
Beblix, February 20. —The division between Prussia
and Aufctria is continually widening. The lauguage of
' the Prussian and Austrian papers is daily more hostile.
The agitation in Germany increasing. Numerous
meetings of the National Association were to be held, in
which Prussia was expected to take the leadership.
Austria, by her recent conduct, has lußt much Of her
inflneLce in Noribern Germany.
Vxkeka, Feb. 21.—1 t is reported that the Emperor of
Austria will be here on the 26th instant, and remain un
til the 4th of March.
The Arch Duke Maximilian, it is rumored, will leave
for Paris and London toward the end of February.
Constantinople, Feb. 17 —M. Fuard is preparing a
report ou financial affairs, and the means «f linmdaSing
the floating debt.
Pants, t eb. 21.—The Temps and ether French jour
nals demonstrate that a monarchical restoration in
North America would only benefit Spain and the Spanish
monarchical interests alone existing there.
It is believed that the speech or Prince Napoleon oa
tin address of the Senate will ox cross the roal policy of
the Emperor on the Italian quettion.
Pekin news of -the 15th of January state 3 that the
French minister would leave China early in the spring,
returning tv France via Siberia. i*okin was perfectly
tranquil. The Emperor had been ill, but had quite re
covered.
TUK NEWS BY TUB CITY OF NEW YORK.
The following is a summary of the news taken out by
the Oily of JVeic York :
The Tuscarora left Gibraltar on the 13th iustaut, for
the Spanish waters of Algesiras. She hail b;eu watch*
ing the which still remained at Gibraltar* un
able to procure coal.
lu the Hmite of. Commons, on the 17th inst»Dt, the
BuppUmmiary ebtimates for tho naval and military ex
penditure m the Trent affair* amouutiug in all to
j£973»CCG, were moved and unanimously agreed to.
In the debate on the subject Mr. Bright strongly de-
nouuced the policy of the Government. He said the
money had been worse Gian thrown away. Tho threat
ening menaces were quite uncalled tor, and gave Earl Ras-
BC-le’s first despatch, which, he sai«l 7 had more the appear-
ance of a declaration, of war than a courteous demand for
a just object* which America could not fail to accede. He
■refuted the idea tbaf the American Government was in
fluenced by a mob, and argued that the interests of Eng
land weie so bound up with America tint it was in every
respect utiudvisable to inflict a sling that it nr.ght take
•centuries to remove.
Hr. Baxter euaoraed the tone of the Government, but
-£4riderxjn'-d tho tone of the press.
Lord Fitlmersiou defended the ministers, and said that
Hr. Bright 1 * opinions were confined to himself. Hu con
tended that there was ever; reason to justify England in
bucking up her demaud in the manner who did, as the
-course of the American Government clearly showed that
they did not, at the earlier stajjv ol the affair, regard the
twtfls one tlrey ought to disavow! Thera wore doubts
whether demands would be complied with, and
certainly the people were not prepared to submit to a
refusal. lie pointed to the euiog ; es that wore showered
iip'ii Captain Wilkes, and add that the British Govern
ment, with these facts before them, would have deserved
-condemnation if they bad not taken steps to enforce their
dIDJHIIds. He thought the MUIW tiilUOi diaecved com
mendation and believed it was calculated to insure the
continuance of peace.
In the House of Lords, on the ISth, the Emrl of
Camarvoc called attention to the imprisonment of Air.
Shavera a British subject, in Fort Warien, and said it
was a clear cate of isn.
Earl lluestll gaid Mr. Shaver had not claimed compon*
it was not for the Government to do it for him;
neither had he rebutted the charges brought against him.
Eari Bussell deeply regretted the civil war iu America,
and expressed the hope thnt England would treat with
forbearance an; stretch of power not intended to injure
British interests, nor to ii,6ult the British ling.
Earl Derby presented some petitions, in which the
Treat affair waa justified, but said mat he entirely dis
-6eßtt/j fi*oin the views of the peiiclouora.
Ordirs had bem received at bheerness to dismtm b all
gunboits prepared for commission under the American
difficulties.
The steamship Great Eastern had been safely placed
on the Grid-iron ut Milford.
A deputation from the Galway Steamship Company
have had an imervitw with Lord Puloiersrou.
The Dai?!/ jYeu’S and Star publish the ooreeapoiiilehea
With Mr. Seward relative to the passage of British troops
through the State of Maine The latter journal accords
great praise to Mr. Seward for his course iu this respect.
The leading of the Address to the Emperor of France
hud tafc en place iu the Senate, aud debate commenced
upon it on Ihs 20th inat.
The address resets the sufferings tafliolod by the civil
won trade and manufactures, but agrees with the
Emperor, that the friendly relations of the two coun
tries lender neutrality incumbent, And believes that the
quarrel will he all the shorter if not complicated by
foreign interference.
The Paris Source was lower, aud the rentes were quot
ed on the 20th ii;st. at 70f 40c
Other Continental nows is unimpoitant,
Commercial per Norwegian
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.—The sales of
Cotton for four days have been 41,000 bales, including
20,000 bales to speculators aud exporters. Tho market
whs tinner, with a trifling advance.
TK&DK REPORT.—Manchester advices report goods
and yarns upward, but the market was quiet.
LI VBKPUUL BREADSTUFFS MARKET.—The
market was generally dull. Wakefield, Naan, Si Co. re
port Flour quiet aud steady. Wheat quiet and steady]
red Southern snd Western 2d, white Southern
aud Wetteiu 12®135. Corn quiet: mixed aud yellow
30s 3d®3('e 6d.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET—Tho Pro
'vlsiqp piHtkifViß Bttady» but rules dull and unchanged.
Beef is steady. Pork heavy. Bacon quiet at 3j®Pid ;
Laid firmer ut 41®435; Tallow quiet
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE M A S'. K IST.—Ashes nomi
nal at Jills Cd for Pots aud Pearls. Sugar quiet and
steady. Coflee steady; Rice upward; sales small.
Busin dull: common 12s 9d. Spirits Turpentine quiet
at 68k
LONDON MARKETS.—Breadstull'sdull; Sugar firm,
Coflee Active; Tea firm; Ricequietaud steady, Tallow
firmer ut 40s 3d. Linseed Oil stead; at 36d. Spirits
Turpentine stead; at 675®67s 6d.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.—Consols closed on
Thursday at 92&®93 for money.
AMERICAN STOCKS.—lllinois Central shares 45^
discount; Krie Railroad 29.
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
Liveki'ool, Feb. 21.—Cotton—The sal us of the week
foot up 85,006 bales, including 22,000 bates tospeculators
and 13,500 to oxporters. 3he market is buoyant, and
prices have advanced %«t%d ou the week. The sales
to-day (Friday) reach 10,l>00 bales, including 4,000 to
bpeculators .nd exporturni the marfcet closing firm at the
following amhoriztd quotations:
Fair. Middling.
Orleans 14 d. 13tl.
Mobile.,,, I2^d.
Uplands ~33#d. 12^d.
The total Block iu port is eitimaled at 470,000 bales,
including 178,000 of American oosnriptirms.
T)»o n*&rfeet closes wi*h a downward
temh'ucy, and all qualities have slightly declined.
Provisions.—The market is qniet and steady.
London, Friday.—Consols closed at 92^®93 for
money.
Ahruican Stocks.—The latest sales wtro Illinois
Central shares 45#, Erie 29®30.
The Bank return shows an increase in bullion of
£148,G00.
Maryland Legislature.
Baltimore, March 4.—At the caucus of the Ma
inland Legislature, at Annapolis, last night. Uever
<iy Johnson was nominated for Senator, on the tenth
ballot. He received 38 votes ou r of 72. Price re
ceived 30, there befog 4 scattering votes.
Marine Disasters.
Boston, March’4.—The brig Lincoln , from Eliza
beth port for Boston, struck on Minot's Ledge tibia
morning, and sunk. The crew were saved.
The brig Marcia y from Eiizabethport for Boston,
Trent ashore this morning near Glades' House She
Trill prove a total loss. The crew were saved.
The schooner Bred Warrcn y from Elizabethport
for Boston, ie Ashaw at Sehuate Light.
The Steamer Bremen at New York.
New York, March 4. —Tho steamer Brtimm,
from Southampton on tho 19th ult., arrived at this
port this evening. Hex dates have been anticipated.
THE CITY.
(TOR ADDITIONAL CITY NEWS, SEE FOURTH PA9IiJ
Soldiers’ Hospital at Broad and
CHERRY STREETS-—The donations to the above spa
cious and well-conducted hospital are dally accumulating.
Among the latest contributions are the following from
come of our tooßte&tinmblo citizens. We understand that
tindorohirts and drawers are Still 111 gTG&t rOQUOSt. The
War l'rcss of this week will contain a large engraving
of this hospital:
Mrs. 11. J. Taylor, 2 packages gelAtine and 4 glasses
preserves; Mrs. Walter Lewis, 2 crocks jelly; Mrs. W.
C. Thomas, custards, jellies, Ac ; Mr*. R. Hawksley, 7
pairs stockings; Mrs. H. G. Church, 1 box oranges:
Mrs. Newman, several mags jellies, etc., 2 trays, half
dozen half dozen silver plated spoons, 2 notional
flags, and several jars preserves; Ladies 1 Relief Asso
ciation, 12 pairs drawers, 24 pairs stockings, 3 rolls ban
dages, 1 jar pickles, 14 pairs slippers* 2 bottles pickles,
1 jar pickles, aud l roll bandage; Mrs. James Clag
horn, 2 flags, 3 dozen flannel drawers, 1 pair scis
sors; Mrs. John Livezoy, 1 barrel of apples; Mrs.
McKellester, 1 jar pickles; Mrs. L. R. Ashurst, 4
jars peaches: Mrs. W B. Hill, 14 pairs slippers, 3 pairs
stockings, and nmgszineg; Mrs. Judge E. P. 8. Jouqj, 85
pairs slipper* aud 35 undershirt a 5 ‘‘Benevolent Society,”
10 comtortablOß, 8 pillows, 4 sheets, a pillow cases, 2 foot
cushiouß, 28 pairs slippers, 19 shirts, 39 handkerchiefs, 2
pairs stockings, I wrapper, 5 port-folios, bandages, 3 boxes
tomatoes, 1 bottle ketchup* 1 bottle syrup, 1 cherry do.,
1 gooseberry do., grape jelly, grape jam, and 1 jar to
mntoes; Mrs. Mortis, handkerchiefs • aud 2 package*
tapioca; Mrs, Alex* Omoosetter, 3 packaged farina and l
package cornstarch; “The Society of Holy Trinity,”
I dozen flanucl shirts, I dozen rruslin do., 2 dozen
drawers, 3 pairs merino drawers, 3 dozen pairs
slippers, I dozen handkerchiefs, 2 pillows, 2 pairs
cases, 6 hospital cushions, 0 covers, 134 shirt*;
Mrs I>r. Whitehead, sundry articles; Hiss Uandoph,
jellies,fruits, Ac.; Widow Wallace, clothing; “ Gonihn
hockon Ladies’Aid Committed, 11 /lahMa wrapper.*, JJQ
pairs knit socks, 24 pillow cases, 30 towels, (crash.) 32
linen towels, 7 cloth caps, IT hospital sairts, 8 shlrrn, 7
pain slippers, 12 rolls bandages, 25 pairs mittens, 5 cush
ions, 2 pairs' moccasins, 1 blanket, 1 dozen lawn hand
kerchiefs ; Mrs. Thos. W. Price, poultry. Ac ; Mrs.
Stewart, 2 jars preserved cranberries, and 2 jars pickles,
4 boxes soda biscuit, aud a quantity of confectionery •
Mrs. Sill, 1 barrel apples, 1 box oranges, 1 box soap, u
quantity of fruit and preserves; Mrs. Yeacbatn, black
currant and other jellies; Mrs. Dr. Nobio, preserved
fruits; Mrs. Mill ward, 2 barrels apples, 2 boxes oranges,
and 2 boxes lemons ; Mrs. Furnace, publications; Mrs.
Biter, 6 woollen undershirts, 3 night-shirts, 1 red flannel,
and one night-wrapper; Mrs. Horace Faucett, Alox.
Smith, Weaver, Tobias, preserves, fruits, oysters, etc.;
Miss ci.ophom, Miss E. V. Merrick, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs.
Moore, Mrs, Yarrow, Mrs. Brown, and Potts town Sol
diers’ Relief Association a largo contribution of various
valuable oitides; Soldiers’ Control Relief Association,
160 shirts, 36 pairs drawers, 2 dozen pocket handker
chiefs, 2 do’ien carpet sock*, 3 dozen white mugs, 4 hos
pital wrappers, 1 box lints, bandages, and plasters.
Beport op the Pennsylvania Hos
?ITAI» FOft THE Insane, —The report of the Insane Asy>
lum or West Philadelphia has just been received, con
taining an account of theoperatious of the institution du
ring ISC2. There are copious statistics appended, rela
tive to the cause, nature, aud cure of insanity, as, for
instance, a table showing the ages at which insanity
appeared In 3,753 patients:
Males. Females. Total.
Under3oyears 5 A S
Between 30 aud 15 31 32 63
“ 15 ftDd 20 192 187 379
« 20 and 25 355 330 715
« 25 and 30 340 222 562
“ 30 and 35 ..248 217 465
“ 35 and 40 251 179 430
«« 40amt 45.,, 190 187 377
« 45 nod 50 .....140 118 258
u 50and65 * 87 73 153
“ 55 and 60. 5o 68 125
“ 60 and 65 45 26 66
« 65 and 70 ll 8 23
“ 70 and 75 1 6 17
«. 75 aud 80 7 2 9
“ 60 and 80. 33
U-AtlAsb feuggestlve ic a subsequent tabic showing the
forma of disease, for which 3,753 patients were ad
mitted :
Males. Females. Toial,
Mania 937 865 1802
Melancholia 454 640 904
Monomania 304 219 5*23
Dementia 290 133 4i3
Delirium f 4 11
Another table examples the number of single, married,
widows, and widowers in 3,753 patient?.
Single....
Married..
Widows...
Widowera.
The causes of insanity among the 3,733 cases cited are
thus laid down: Jll-Lewltb, j intcmpcraacc, 27 G ; loss
of property, 170; disappointed affections, ot; intense
study, 45; domestic difficulties, 87; fright, 67; grief,
193; business application, 33; religious excitement, 137;
political excitement, 12; idleness, 8; disappointment,
16; nostalgia, 6; want of employment, 38; opium, 12;
puerperal state, 152; uncontrolled passion, 12; injuries
of head, 42 j onanism, 50; mental anxiety, 237; expo
sure to bub, SO; *t&., &U. i -
During tho year closed, the averago number of pa
tients at tbe department for males has beou 144, and at
the department for females 131. The average number of
free patients atthefcriuerwas 18, and the latter 26. The
amount expended on free patients, at both departments,
was no less than $13,086 32. 0
Pale op Beal Estate, Stocks, &c.
—Messrs. M. Thomas A Sons sold at the Exchange yes
terday, at 12 o’clock noon, 27 shares Reliance Mutual
Insurance Company, S5O, 3*1,350; 4 shares Reliance
Mutual Insurance Company, $5O, $200; 10 shares Re
liance Mutual Insurance Company, $5O, $500; 35 shares
Westmoreland Coal Compaxy, SlO, $350; 5 shares Ken
sington Bant, *59.25, $206,i&; 35 shares Kensington
Bunk, $56, $*2,030; 1 share Mercantile Library Company,
$9; 2 shares Mercantile Library Company, $B, $l6; 1
share Philadelphia Library, S3O; 1 share Pennsylvania
> cfldtmy of Fne Arts, *14.50; 1 share Pennsylvania
Academy of Fine Arts, $14.50; *4O Delaware Mutual
Insurance Company scrip, 44 percent., $17.60; three
story brick dwelling, Hancock street, north of Monroe,
Nineteenth ward, lot 24 by 105 feel, subject to a yearly
gToutd rent of $42, *1,100; three- story brick dwelling,
Coates sheet, above Twelfth, lot 18 by 80 feet, $2,400;
three-story brickdwelling, Ogden street, above Fifteenth,
Fifteenth ward, lot 14 by 77 feet, subject to a yearly
ground rent of $3O, $5O.
Churcii Call—We understand that
■Rev. John P. Duhamel, now stationed at the Hegtonville
M. K. Church, has been called to the pastorate of a new
and thriving Protestant Episcopal eburchiu Delaware
county. Mr. Duhamei isoudofthe most eloquent and
promising clergymen in his denomination. Ho grain**
ted at Delaware College, Newark, in 1852, and entered
the ministry of the Methodist Episcopal Church soon
afterward, where ho lias distinguished himself by earn
est! ess and talent. We do nor know that Mr. Duhamal
has yet accepted the call alluded to.
Found Prowned—The eoronerheld an
inquest yesterday on tho body of an unknown white man,
found in tho Schuylkill river, near Point Breeze- The
body was so decomposed that it could no*, be identified.
A few pennies and a pipe were the only things found iu
the pockets of the deceased.
Mbs. Hatch, the wife of Hon. J. T. Hatch,
member of Congress from Buffalo, died in that city
on Thursday. She was the daughter of the late
Hon. Gcrsbom Powers, of Auburn, many years since
a member of Congress from that city.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Philadelphia, March 4,1892.
At the Stock Board to-day the prices of some securities
fell off, while others advarced, according to tho pressure
on the market or the Accumul.aHdb of orders. United
States seven and tliree-tenths percent, bonds declined .
Pennsylvania fives were dull, and city sixes heavy.
Pennsylvania Railroad shares advanced and the
second mortgage bonds J£,and Elmira Railroad seven
per cent. bODQB gained The market closed dull.
The money market is unchanged.
The following quotations are furnished us by Messrs.
Drexel & Co.:
New York exchange par@l-10 dis;
Boston exchange........ par® }£ prm-
Baltimore exchange...,, p.in-
Odtiiltry fuidw.4-10®0*i9Ul3.
American gold l>4®2prm
-7 3-10 Treasury notes dis.
Imlay & Bicknell’s Bank Note Reporter sends us the
following notice:
An altered two-dollar note is now being circulated in
this city, purporting to be the true issue of the Columbia
Bank, Fa. Yigm*Ue, eagle on shield; locoMcti v« T car,
and bridge in the distance; Washington on the left; fe
male and child on the right.
The Pfnnsylvania Fire Insurance Company has de
dared a dividend of fifteen dollars per share on the stock
of the company for the last six months, payable after the
13th inat.
Tho deposits and coinage at the United States Mint, for
the month of February, were as follows:
DTSPOSIT3
Gold deposits from all sources.
Silver and purchases
Total £343,929 #7
Copper cents (O. 8.) received iu exchange
for new issue 3,735 00
GOLD COISAGK.
No. of Pieces. Value.
4,695 $93,900
35 350
35 175
5,785 17,35 S
35 sr
193,334 193,384
3,067
BouVle eagles
Eagles
Half Eag1e5..............
Throe Dollars,
Quarter eagles
Dollars
8ar5........
203,974 $303,318
SILVER COINAGE.
Dollars 700 TOO
Half dollars 81,800 40,960
Quarter dollars 208,000 52 QUO
Dimes 101,000 10*400
Half dimes 258,000 12,000
Three-cent pieces. 34,000 1,020
-. 1,000,000
RECAriTUL AVION.
Gold coinage.
Silver
C0pper.,,.,..
At St. Louis, the Democrat gay a;
The market continues inactive, except the demand for
treasury 1 otw, which is unabated and on tho increase.
The demand for gold is reduced to nothing, or as uear it
as can be and not reach the poiut, and 10-day but few
buyers could be found at 3<&3% per cent, premium for
Missouri currency. In exchange, the market is well
tnyylied with sight hills ou Neiv York, without call, und
lA* par cent, premium ia about the highest figure soiling.
31 easnry notes nio worth that figure tor exchar ge, aud
are now the preferred medium, aud they havo advanced
above current funds in New York. One reuson
why they are held bo much above Mistiouri currency is
LfCflus& tho latter will not pass bo readily iu the country,
ftnd tbffeti uelefl Answer tho duuldu purpose of ft eu'cuid
tion aud exchuugo.
Tho Cincinnati Gazette says, under date of March 1:
Demand treasury notes declined in New York 10-dav to
✓V®# premium, finder this change, they wore less
cU'tely hoiuded this afternoon*, but still they were kept
hack us Inr as possible, bhvj’ng to this reserve, cur
rency worked closo. and discounts wore not so oasy as
heretofore ; but, ul thv same time, uo great difficulty was
experienced in negotiating good piper at 10®12 por cont.
There was a fair dental d for loans.
The Chicago Tribune of March 3 says:
We notice uo new movement in financial matters to
day. Tho niMikit is quiet, and business is moving along
in its accustomed channels. Best houses obtain money
readily at legal rales, but secoud-clasa paper is iu)gluot.tf.
Warehouse receipts for grain, pork, or other products,
axe generally, it not always, required as collaterals.
New York exchange is in better request, and bankers
to-day have generally taken it at # off, und par to best
customers was sometimes conceded The siting price is
still vur for rour.tl lots to best customers; but X was the
inline fignrp, find % far small pureoJuiimJ colUctions was
the reKular price.
Gold ja drooping, with vi-ry little demand on any terms.
The brokers bought sparitiglv at 2 per cent., und sold all
they cuiild in round lots at 2‘£, charging ut retail.
We doubt whether the larger bouses would havo paid
overly on round lot-.
Tin; Chicago Times says that the fiscal year of the
Mkhigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad Com
pany dosed February 3, 1862. Tho following is a com
parative statement of its receipts and condition as near
as can be arrived at upon information derived from
rfficittl sources:
crosi earnings (luring the fiscftl your,ooo
Previous year 2,**75 t 00()
Increase on the year 8175,000
T},e net will probibly roach $1,125,000
Deduct 7 W cent, ou 80,714,764 of fuuded debt* 700,(KM)
Snrplnson the year,,,,, $^5,000
Males. Females. Total,
1030 725 1755
878 814 1692
222 222
84 .. 84
A Returned Union Minister. —lf the
outbreak of the war caused a stampede among
clergymen in our Northern churches who had Secession
proclivities, the effect of our victories has been no loss to
difeutUrnl and return to the loyal States not a few faith
ful divineeof Union sent! meats, who have been compelled,
against their will, to submit to the tyranny of Southern
oligarchs until time And Uncle Sam should sot them
free. Of this class we havo an interesting case in th
Bev. K. J, Wilson, lately returned to this city from
Beaufort, South Caroline, where he officiated as
pastor of one of the largest churches in tbe
Stale, bis congregation numbering nearly five thousand
members, of whom about one-third were white—the
game Church, by the way, which was formerly occupied
by the Rev* Dr. Fuller, of Baltimore, of If. M. w. A.
Committee memory, the charge having been mainly ac
cepted by Mr. Wilson, through Dr. Fuller’s influence.
Mr. Wilson is a Scotchman by birth, but a thorough
American in sentiment, and as might be inferred from
his nationality, in the question now bring decided by the
sword, ig ft Unionist to tbe cjre. His situation, there
fore, for mor.tbnjprevious to his release, unyielding a 3
be was in bis political sentiments, was anything
else than a bed of roses, and that he has escaped
with his life, is alone due, doubtless, to the sanctity
of his office and tbe providence of God. Be made two
uiisuccefcetul attempts to escape; witnessed the bombard
in&Mtcf Bt-auforl frouiUret to last, and had the temority,
at its comu-encement, to prophecy to the fire-eaters on
the island what wouli be its result! The day after the
bombardment, Mr. Wilson found his way under the stars
and slripeB, and, at a sacrifice of position, salary, furni
ture, and library, and all other valuables that belonged,
to him, made his way to tho North without delay. In a
Conversation with him yesterday much that would iute*
rest the general reader was elicited, but asit is probable
that he will soon tell his own story to the public in his
own way, we will not anticipate. Since his arrival here
he has been warmly greeted by several of his ministerial
Baptist brethren, preached in some of their pulpits.
Hu is a preacher of fine culture, and more than ordinary
ability.
New Cartes de Visite.— The popularity
of the card photograph, or, as the French have it, carte
cfc •pisiYci its strikingly demonatratad at the g&lteyp of Mr,
Gutekunst. 706 Arch ttreit. The unparalleled succc&sof
Hr. G. in the photographic art is thronging his rooms
villi patrons, aud has made his pictures famous all over
the laud, and we believe he has taken more pic
tures of distinguished persons in this way than
any other pbotAJsrapher in th 6 country. NW ad
ditions from this boutco are boing made daily.
Among bis latest “card” pictures, we noticed excellent
likenesses of Hon. Horace Binuey, of this city, Mon.
Wm. Wilkins, of Western Pennsylvania, and Lucretia
Mott.
Smoked and Dkied I'isii,—-Wc have to in.
form our readers this morning that Mr. C. H. Mattson,
dealer in tine groceries, Tenth and Arch streets, has
now on hand a very choice variety of fish peculiarly
adapted for tho Besson —elegant smoked and spiced Sal
mon, line Quality Sardines, superior Mess Mackerel, aui,
iu short, seasonable fish of all kinds. Our readers should
beaT this in mind.
*VYe call attention to the advertisement
of Mr. W'oolmau, in another column, of his Oyster House,
where hotels and families can procure oysters of the best
Quality, at reasonable rates, and have tkam delivered at
thvir doom, without list* An establishment of this kind
Las long been needed inthiscUy. A good oyster is a
great delicacy. Mr. Woidman Is constantly purchasing,
aud is more likely to procure good oysters than those who
only use a fe%v. Dealers in the country can have them
canned, spiced, cr pickled, or ho will supply them in the
shell.
8205,976 6»
77,903 02
George Christy 3 s Minstrels at Concert
Hall.— George Christy and bis spfondid company of
nunstreJß are now holding foith to large audiences, com
posed mostly of our most fashionable citizens. We ttopped
in to ate them last night, and found the large aud beau
tifttl hall w ell filled. Tho vocal and instrument!! part of
the programme is of a most excellent character, as also
the comicalities of Georgo Christy, O. Neill, and Japanese
Tommy. Those of our citizens who wish to spend an
agieeable evening should visit the pleasing entertainment
of George Oluisty’g company. We learn that to-night
and to-morrow night will be thohviUu taia city, aa the
compai y open in Wilmington on next Friday.
“The Last Dollar and the Last'Man”—
The rebels still talk about spending the last dollar in the
ConleJerate cause, and of having the last man die in the
last ditch. Judging from ihe celerity with which the
Svceehee” leave when threatened with danger, each in
dividual rebel seems UUpoeed to take care of himself for
the sake of being the last man. We opiue that when the
war conies to an end there will be a good many last mon
left, and that sonic of them will bo glad to scrape together
their last dollars, and invest them in such elegant and
comfortable suits as can be procured at such loyal esUb*
lishmcntfl as the Brown Stone Clothing Hall of Buck
hili A Wilson, Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut street, abovo
Sixth.
"Pieces. Valu.-*.
203,974 S308,:J18
C 56.500 117,920
1.000,000 10,000
1,800,474 $430,20S
Tiie Odd Sayinb “ that when March comes
in like a lion it will go on* lilw a limit” litva been ill part
verified during tlio lust few days. After the present
disagreeable spell is over, wo may expect to sso spring
with all its attendant beauties dawning upon us. To
have our readers fully prepared for this we would advise
them to proceed at oi-ce to the Fashiouablo Clothing
Temple of Granville Stokes, No, *>o9 Chestnut streot, and
procure a suit of bis new aud splendid styles of sp ing
ianiM'iitp, so that when this delightful season is really
at Land, it may bo welcomed in a becoming raannor.
A Card.—The undersigned respectfully
takes pleasure in announcing to hU friends and former
patrons, that, in connection with hid fashionable stock
of Military aud Citizens’ Beady-made Clothing, he will
open, on March Ist, 1802, ono of tho boat-assorted stocks
of Boys’ Beady-made Clothing ever before olforod in
thin city, all of which will be sold at one low, uniform
price. A portion of the Store has been furnished for this
department exclusively, in good style, and particularly
private for ladles and children. We cordially invite ail
to call and examine the stock before purchasing. All
goods sold at 824 Chestnut street, under tho Continental
Hotel, warranted to give perfect satisfaction. Cloths,
Cftß«ime* , ©fi 1 Veitiiigß, always on hand, direct from the
bent Importing Houses in America. Clothing made to
order at short notice, and in the most fashionable styles
Also, will be kept on hand, a large and complete assort
ment of Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, selected from
tho moot fabhiouable Importing Ileuses iu Now York,
and will receive our special attention, in order to be
ahead of all competitors. Price low, aud uniform
iu all case* Umbrellas, Bilk, Alpaca, Cotton, Giug
liam, and all other styles, will bo found in our Stock at
No. 824 Chestnut street, under the Continental Hotel.
Charles Stokes.
Tbe floating debt last year was reported at*4&7,886 00.
It will be seen from these figures that the finances of the
,company are getting into a healthy position once more,
' and that there Is now a fair prospect for an income to
holders of the guarantied ateeh.
In refeieoce to the freight accumulations of this road
at Toledo, which have so retarded Its operations during
the winter, we may state that they are now being rapidly
redneed, and shipments are now g' ing forward with
much n»o*e promptness than heretofore. We are in
formed that tho difficulty will socn be entirely removed."
Philadelphia stock Exchange Sales*
March 4.1862.
Bbpobtbd bt 8. X. Slatwaebr. Philadelphia Exchange.
FIRST BOARD.
3 Lehigh Hav 51*
31 Penna R...., lot* 45#
79 do .. •. in lota 4ft
1000 City 6s 01#
100 do New Gas. 92#
100 do .New 97#
2000 DiUa & Erie C». ■ 80
12000 US cp69*BB inlU 92#
85 NPa Istm Sep... 62#
100 S 7 Pa R Chat Sep 60
1000 Penna R 2 mort. 92#
2000 do 93
1 Mmohill B 46#
50 Sec ft Th’d R... 52#
500 Cam ft Am 6e *63 85
7Delaware Div.... 40
00 8p ft Pine B 05wn 10
r BOARDS.
1000 Penna Cp 59...... 86#
3360 U S 7.30 T N lots 99*
100 Cata B 2
100 do ....Pref.. 7
140 Elmira RPref... 15
1000ElmiraB 75...b6 71*
1000 do . ,b 5 71*
8000 do cash ?1*
1000 do A 71*
1600 Beading 6s ’86... 78
1000 do ’7O s3wn 90
250 Beading R in lots 21*
10 do cash 21*
100 do &swn&int. 21*
60 do s 5 21*,
50 do 21 *
300 do ..in its b 5 21 )•
50 do 21*
BETWEEN
1000 V B W-10 Tr Iff. 99*
30 Gala K pref. 7
BOARD.
500 N Penna 105.... 92
000 City 65.,. 01#
600 do 91#
20 Penna Life Ins. .110
50 llarrisb’g B 2dys 54
8 Arch-st R 17#
50 Long Island R... 11#
2000USnp6«’81 93
1000 OaniAAm 6s ’SO.. So
3Cam& Am R,,,, 124
SECOND
8 Penna R 46*
100 Beading B...cash 21
100 do ..... cash 21
5)0 do shwnAint. 21
£0 do ...211-16
100 do 21
100 do 21
100 Cata Bpref. 6*
£9OO U fi 7 3-10 Tr N. 99*
IL Q <*o 09*
500 do 99*
CLOSING PBU
Bid. Ask,
U 8 Tr 7 8-10 N 99* 99*
Phila 6s 91* 91*
Phil a 6- new... 97* 97*
Penna Osanaax 83 84
ReadJn* R 21 21 1-16
R’dg M 6s ’BO ’43 90 96
Beading Bds ’7O 90
Bead M 6s ’89.. 78 78*
Penna R....... 46 46*
Paßlstm 65.. 99* 100
Penna K 2d ra 6s 92* 93
Morris Cl Con.. 40 45
Morris C) Pref,lll 112
Sch Nat Stock. 5 6
Scb NavPref... 12 12*
fleh Nav6s’B2.. .. 70 |
Elmira R 7* 8 {
Elmira R Pref. .16 .. j
Bid. Aik.
ElmirA7s*73... 71# 72 ,
Long Island 8.. 11# 11#
Leh Cl ft Nat. . 6ljf 51#
Loll Cl ft N Sep 3d# 30
N Penna 8..,.. V 7#
N Penna R 65... 67# 67#
NPennaßlOs.. 81# 82
Catawiftsa R Con 2 2#
Catawissa Pref.. C# 6#
Fr ft Sonth’k B. 41
2d ftSd-sts 8... 52# 53
Race ft V-sts B. 3 4
WPbilaß 62
Spruce A Pine.. 0# 10
Green ft Coates 32 22#
| Chest ft W alnnt 31 31 #
Arch Street.... 17 17#
Philadelphia Markets.
Tho Flour market continues dull at previous quota*
(ions, with sales of 600 bbls to note at *5.50 for Chicago,
and *6 for O hio extra family. Tue sales to the trade
are limited within the range of $6.25®5 37* for super
fine, $5 44®5.75 for extras, $5.62*®6.12* for faintly,
and 86 25®tJ.75 bbl for fancy brands, as to quality.
Rye Flour continues dull at *3.25, and Corn Meal at *3
bbl for Pennsylvania.
Wheat.—There is not much offering at previousrates;
sales reach 8,000 bushels, at 133® 134 c, mostly at the lat
ter rate for prime Pennsylvania rod, in store; white
tangos at 140a145c, as in quality. Rye is steady; sales
of 800 bushels Pennsylvania 73®74C» Com is dull;
about 1,500 bushels yellow sold at 54*®55c, in store.
Oats are dull; about 4.000 bushels Pennsylvania sold
part at 38<r39c and part private, and 2,000 bushels Dela
ware at 37c, all in store.
Bahk.—First No. 1 Quercitron is steady at *33.50
ton.
Cottok —Tbe market continues quiet, with a small
business to note in thn way of gales.
GttOCERIBS AND PROVISIONS —Thore is very little
doing in cither, and no chanses to note.
Seeds .—Small soles oi are making at $4.25®
4.50 bnsbul; 100 bushels Timothy sold at $2.25.
Flaxseed is worth *2 10®2.15 bnshcl.
Whisky. —Tho market is excited; 500 bbls sold last
cvtniL-g at 27c; 200 bbls to-day at 29c, now held higher,
and drudge at 24c gallon.
New York Stock
Ixchange—march 4
BOARD.
SECOND
2000 U S 6b’Bl..Reg. 93*
10000 d 0.... 93*
1500 TJ S6h*Bl coup. 92*
600 V S 6a ’Bl Ore-
200 N T Cent 83#
50 do b5O 83#
150 d 0... 83#
200 Erie Railway 34#
100 d9....V....W0 3Uf
100 Erie R prefd. .860. 57#
100 do 630 58#
100 Road ins R ... .slO 41#
100 do 810 41#
50 MichCen R...... 53#
25 do b3O 54
17 Mich S ft N 1.... 23#
100 ao
100 rto 2SK
200 MicliS. *N. IG. 47
50 do 860 47 j{
160 111 Cen scrip ..631^
20 d 0..... 63^
400Clev & Pitts... 1»X
200 do ..bSOIO^
500 do ........... 19
SO Gal & Chicago K.. 67 Ji
50 do 67#
1000 Clev & Tol ft b3O %i%
gon WLn *yry 92
iow Trea 7 3-10 am. 09*
10000 do 99*
5000 Missouri6s. ,L3O 52*
6000 do b3O 62*
5000 d0.......015 52*
1000 Mo 6* It* HiSt J 60
2000 Hudß 3d...... 84*
7000 Mich So Sg Fd. 89*
5060 d 0... 69*
2000 Mich So 2d mtg. 78
200 Broadway lik.. 125
500 Am Gold 101 %
10000 do 850.101*
1000 do 102
60 Pacific Mail S 93*
5 d 0,,,,,,.... 93*
SO On S3O. 93
60 do b6O. 93*
30 Little Miami R.. 92
60C.8. A Quin. 64 |
CITY ITEMS,
THE PRESS. -PHILAOTSL
IRS.—STEADY.
htAlton 4—Evening.
Ship Frank Flint, Colley, 2 days from New York, In
bohaat to Workman & Co,
Bchr Ned, McKee, 3 days from New York, in ballast
to D 8 Stetson & Co.
Schr Pathway, Compton, 4 days from Baltimore, in
ballast to D S Stetson & Co.
Schr Mary, Rickards, I day from Camden, Del, with
oats to Jas L Bewhy & Co.
The bark Pleiades, for Ship Island, brig Prince of
Wales, for Kingston, Ja,und schr John Stroup, for Sogua
la Grande, passed to sea to-day. Wind W.
Bark Marion, 276 tons register, ratiug A 2, built at
Dennis Creek, NJ, in 1850, of white oak, was sold at
nuction 4th inst. by Messrs PutilL. Cook & Co. for $4,400.
Mosers Workman & Co. were the purchasers.
Brig Eastern Star, Ackley, for Philadelphia about Feb
1, was at Naples Jan 28th;
8 .'hr An tares, CorJery, from Providence for Philadel
phia, sailed from Newport 2d inst.
Schr Georgia, Bucklin, Tor Philadelphia, cleared at
Portland Ist inst.
Soiir It B Tay, Chipman, for New York ia 2 days, wai
at Nuevitas 18th ult
A mushroom anchor for the Sow and Pigs Light Vessel
has arrived* she having parted her chain in tho recent
gale, as before reported; but we understand that the boat
will not proceed immediately to her station, she needing
some repairs, a new windlass, <fcc.—Bo„tan Adv.
Office of the Adams
EXPRESS COMPANY, 820
CHESTNUT STREET, Philadelphia, January 27,
1862.
The Adams Express Company having enlarged their
facilities at Washington, D C., by building a Railroad
depot, and having acquired additional capacity for
transportation, aro now prepared to forward Heavy
Express freights, Packages, and Parcels, to Wash
ington, Georgetown, Alexandria, Annapolis, Frederick,
Adamatown, Fortress Monroe, and other places South
occupied by the army, at greatly reduced rates.
Special agreements made for merchandize in large lots.
Sutlers* goods and army supplies at satisfactory prices,
on application at our office. Soldiers* parcels taken at
much less than our usual rates.
Heavy aud bulky packages received and receipted fir
at our depot, 8. E. comer of BROAD and LOCUST
Streets. JOHN BINGHAM,
ja27-tf Superintendent.
WISHART’S GREAT AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA
PILL is a positive cure for DYSPEPSIA, I warrant a
cure in every case, no matter IT of twenty years* stand
tag, or the money returned. Price $1 per box. Sent by
mail, free of charge, on receipt of the money. Depot,
No. 10 North SECOND Stjeofc.
feB-2m L. Q. O. WISHABT.
Dr. Kobertson’s Gout and Bobu
ratio Drops —The only reliable remedy for Rheuma
tism, Gout, Ac. Price $l. For sale by
DYOTT A CO.,
No. 232 North SECOND Street,
jal-wmtf Depot for All Popular Medicines.
One-Price Clothing, of the Latest
Styles, made In the Beat Manner, expressly for RETAIL
SALES. LOWEST Selling Prices markod in Plain
Figures. All Goods made to Order warranted flftVltifao?
lory. Our Ohs-Prioe System is strictly adhered to.
All are thereby treated alike.
ee22-ly JONES A 00., 604 MARKET Street.
Card Printing, Best and Cheapest
In the (Jlty. »t 31 SonUi THIRD Strut.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
UP TO U o’clock lar bioht.
OOnTIJfIHTAL HOTll*—Ninth and QhMtndt tt*
John 0 Hager, InncAiter Sami McLane* Pittsburg
G B Sawyer, Chicago W H Forman, Cincinnati
G T Wheeler, Chicago 1> Hasfotler, Pittsburg
W L FrieWe, Orville J W Ofay, Cleveland 0
£ B Baker A la, Boston C A-Knight, 'Chicago
P W Noble, Detroit, Hlch H Thomae, Ppnnift'lvanlft
B Willißnißon« Bair Jeraay J H Kennedy. Fitlaburg
John B Foley, Baltimore J BPGray, New Tork
Miss K Crane, Wash, B C Col McMullen, Xashylllo
J A Envoy, New Tork Evas Morri«*{jhe«ter co,Pa
Cliae Kimball, Boston Mr Marab, new Pork
W L Msuvh, New York F A Marty, iartford
W S Lane, Erie, Pa W 8 Clare, Sew York
Geo L Whitman, Boston Fff Whitman, Boston
J B McCreary, M Chunk C T Cnrli* New York
Col J n Leavenworth Lemuel Dtbbii, N?'i v Tork
H Bamberger, Indianapolis A B Wallace, Greenfield,lnd
J W Walker, Greenfield,lnd E Rtddtf, greenfield, Ind
Mrs Haley, Harrisburg Mira B*ra,Mrarrisburg
8 Mills, Madison. Wis A McGoneggl, Madison, WiS
K B Wadsworth, Wisconsin F F WbeefeiV Madison, Wis
W C Thom peon A wf, N Y J 8 L*verftt,,New York
AW Neff WHHdmltb, New York
B O Wynkoo©, New York G V ,
At Stem, #ew York C A Riclmrcle, Boston
S D CfAit* <Sr da, ooct6n HSotitber, H»»rrisbjirg
J C Ohntierton, New York W B Hunter, Williamsport
YSDoebler, Williamsport Jm Millbollaad, Beading
Geo de B Kefm, Pottsyille L W Gillet, New York
G P Smith Mr Bates Sc la, .Baltimore
Miss Bates, Baltimore Muster Bates, Baltimore
Mr Rogers 3c la, Mew York C Gray, Mew York
ft ftevrYork W McfiarrahM* California
Jdo H TJbl» New York H B Johnson
B Bell, Harrisburg L Tucker man, N Jersey
G Preston, Indiana Bt Courtright, New York
M C Shemmn, Chicago E Yard, New York
Geo Cheyalear, New York Wm Brand, New York
W F Griswold, New York F Tomkins ft wf, Newark
M Ames, Massachusetts J J Sariile, Denver, C T
J 8 Greene, New York Bobt Soutlen New York
G M Geer, New York D Kinsey, Cincinnati, 0
E O Tufts,Boston 0 E Bunt, Netr York
Cbas Pratt, New York 8 Wiener, New York
J Curtis & la, New York J R Burdltt, flbston
W D Booth, New York P V Kellogg, Utica, N Y
5 L French, Boston W K Bart, New York
L D Atwater, New York W 0 Mansion New York
Mr Fowler, Maryland T £ Tootle, 8t Jcseph, Mo
J G Clark, Bangor J Sweney, Wheeling, Va
T 8 Canfield JasC Wyatt, Teuuesaee
AMERICAN HOTEL— Cbeetnnt at, ttoils Fifth'.
D Walton, Wash, D C Mrs Walters, Baltimore
J Frantz, Lane co, Pa L W Kerns. Bekley, Pa
W B Mendenhall, Peucft M S Ramrioff
W £ Hall, Smyrna, Del J K Williams, Smyrna, Del
H Bender, Easton, Pa Wm Cawley, Easton, Pa
J B Pancost, Salem, N J J Pinkhum, ttatiMchiHetts
Mrs Buchnam, Maes M It Chaco, Fall Bivar
N L Webb, U S A Philo Bevin, Connecticut
D T Crockett, New York R T Middloditcb, N Jersey
leaac Coombs John Lowe, Delaware
J Banner, Pennsylvania Mrs Whalen, Washington
R K Bo1d»ne, Nt-w York GW M Crook, Baltimore
Wra H Ford. Baltimore Robert 9 Upragae
G WStroud,Georgetown, DOWE Spruance, Delaware
E M Jackson, New York
MERCHANTS’ HOTEL—Fourth st, belbw Arch.
Ellis Reeves, Pbcemxville John W Andrews, N Y
0 McSparren, Erie 7 Parker, Connecticut
A Bartholomew! iihio J B fiartbolowew* Ohio
Jag C Clarke, Westmoreland John fteushietaer, Missouri
0 R lllinois Thos McCance, Pittsburg
J E Koch, Millorabnrg. 0 Mi sE B Freeman, N Y
Mies Maggie Hurd, N Y Daniel McConviHe, Ohio
John H Goodman, Pa P Gossler, Pennsylvania
W W Black, Pittsburg 8 N Bradley, New York
E H Borland, New York S Trenton, M J
Jim Smith, N JJaa J (/‘inner, Ashland, Pa
A Deming, Lancaster, 0 Jno A McKee A la,,Pa
Miss Jennie Bliley, Pa L W Grow, Now York
G Griswold, New York J R Lowther, Newport, Pa
Richard Rear, Minergvtlle W H Levan, Schuylk Hav
Hon Asa Packer, M Chunk A H Rosenheim, New York
J Hoffman, Carlise S Lapp, Louisville
9 Hess. Cincinnati B Cousin, Pittsburg
8 Hiutatft Browi grille
THE UNION—Arch street, above Third.
W S Woods, Lock Haven T Wright, Look Haven
D W Moore, Newark, N J A L Gee, Penoe
J H framer- Wasb’n, DO J Knable, Somerset. Pa .
J T Proseer, Ohio D 8 McCoy, Ohio
A J Cast-beer, Somerset, Pa Col R Ratcliff, Tam nuns
L Nulling, Picegrove, Pa 8 Smith, Ohio
i> RicliYt ine, Lancaster co J P Wallace, Penna
G M Brooke, Madison, Ind Jacob T Gest
BARLEY BHEAF Second street, below Tine.
D D Prosser, Fenna L B Labar, Harrisburg
Thos Kitchin, Buck* C Lovett, Olorrisville
If S Beeve, Cecil co, Md R AI Crane, New Jersey
Lieut J B Robert, Op Piorpnt S L Ettiqgep, penna
J C«dw«Under, Poona T Levenworth, Now Jersoy
C F Bobb & la, Bucks Miss M Rhoalg, Penna
A T Wetherill & 1, Attleboro L Comley, Byberry
J Danabower, Bucks J Rittenhouse, Cecil co, Hd~
Miss W Johnson, Cecil, Md H Bothers, Penna
P Rich, Bucks, Pa H C Parry. Attleboro, Pa
W Rich. Bocks, Pa C Barton A 2 s, Bristol, Pa i
SHE Headly, Bristol JTrrvlor } Penna
W Johnson, Bristol W Hamilton, Penns
J Ecbbart, Montgomery W Davison, Montgomery
DSimpßon, Penna
STATES UNlON—Market stroot, above Sixth.
John Darlington, Maryland George Scott, New York
8 S £ato&, New York S Ketch, New York
R Beakers, Pittsburg J S Blebee, Pennsylvania
J C Washburn. lowa John Shenberger, Columbia
B F Ibacfa, Strasburg F Musser, Pennsylvania
Mrs Cambell J M Moore
JM M cans, Cumberland co H C Rohm, Philadelphia
COMMERCIAL—Sixth street, above Chestnut.
F J Pennocb, Lnucuter co WI) Hartman, W Chester
Jos 8 Ev&bB« West Chester S Mason. Delaware
D L Pugh. Washington, D C A J Ru-eell, Pennsylvania
I) P Crosby, Pottstown W E Kennedy, Phoftnixv’e
D W Brown, Pennsylvania Jos M Mocherman, Perm’*
Lieut Fisk & wife, Boston Jas B Mariett, Elkton, Md
Geo F Harlan, Elkton, Md W H Eder, Elkton, Md
E M Bye, Wilmington, Del N S Hayts, Chathnm, Pa
BLACK BEAfi—Third street, above Callowhlß.
D Schultz, Bending W Hantsch, Beading
Henry S Cressman, Pa N Neimeyer, Milford
Peter H Howarter, Penna Solomon Bortz, Penna
Jacob Neimeyer, Penna John Hiestand, Littlestown
A Rucknian, Pennsylvania John Hersbe, Pennsburg
Wm Barmen Ptnnsburg Jacob fiuth, Sumasytawn
AStouflbr, Exeler, Pa
NATIONAL HOTEL—Race street, above Third.
J T Baldwin, Easton, Pa Jos Weudtl, Bethlehem
J Jones, Lutrobe M d Gath, Allentown
H P Brown, Catawisaa J Franklin * wn, Uanrlsb’g
H R Bowman, Neffville A B HancK, NeffVllTo
J P Stauffer & lady, Reading E P Ancona, Pottsvillo
J P Schwenk, Pennsylvania
BALD EAGLE—Third street, above CallowbilV
Geo Levan, Lancaster co F Knauss, Uuiontowu* Pa
Peter Gross, Pennsylvania C Humphrey, Cherry villa
John H Ketterer, PtmPa ATublua achocb, Penn 7 a
Wm L Sisom, New Jersey C N Hoffman
Peter Smith* Allentown L B Brown, Allentown
M R Moore* Bucks county Barclay Brown, Byberry
MOUNT YEBNON HOTEL—Second it., at). Arch.
Col J Berkeobine, Wash J L Hunt, Pennsylvania
H Sabin, Pennsylvania A S Gilfceraon* Bucks co,P&
P P Proser, Pennsylvania W Silver, Delaware
Jas Taggert* Pennsylvania
REVERE HOUSE—Third street, above Race.
John S Bossier, Myerstown J F Luther, New York
C\V Bewes* Albany* N Y John Jones, Media, Pa
Joseph L King JR Newton, Marple
MADISON HOUSE—Secoua street, above Market*
M Polin, Chicago, HI Edwin Fritz, 104th P Y
Mrs Gardner, Troy, N Y Jno 0 Piper, Springfiold,lU
W Armstrong, Delaware
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ARRIVED.
Ship Aim Ballard, 2 days from New York, la b&lUst
to P Wright & Sons.
Bark Hanson Gregory, Gregory, 2 days from N York,
in ballast to Workman & Co.
Bark Mendi, Smith, 2 days from New York, in ballast
to J £ Btzley & Co.
Biig Mary Means. Wilson, 2 days from New York, in
Mfttt to J £ barley & Co.
Schr Sahwa, Whlttemore, 2 days from New York, In
ballast to J E Bazley & Co.
Schr Olive Matilda, Green, 3days from New York, in
bahast to Thos Wattson & S<>ns
Schr Dingo, Cranmer, 3 days from New York, in bal
last to D 8 Btttscm & Co.
CLEARED.
Schr Martha, Wright, Baltimore, R Faglay.
Str J S Shriver, Dennis, Baltimore,A Groves, Jr*
ST TKLEGRAFH.
(Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
LEWES, Del, March 4.
Youth, &c.
MEMORANDA.
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dyspepsia ! Dyspepsia !
DYSPEPSIA cured for $l, or SI returned!
DYSPEPSIA cured for $l, or $1 returned!
DYSPEPSIA cured for $l, or $1 returned!
DYSPEPSIA cured for $l, or $1 returned!
HIA. WEDNESDAY, MARCH S. 1863.
Mrs H Southef
fUgf iOUS B. GOUGH'S FIRST AND ONLY
UJ? LECTURES this winter at tbe ACADGUY OF
MUSIC March l«th, Mm md \H Mas
ters. FRIDAY, March 14th, Street Life in London.
Price of admission as follows: Reserved seats in Parquet
and Parquet Circle, 50 cents; Orchestra seats, 50 cents \
Balcony, Family Circle, and Amphitheatre, 25 cents.
The sale of Reserved seats will c immence on TUES
DAY MORNING, March 4th, at 9 o’clock, at the Box
Office of tbe ACADEMY, and at MARTIE 'f’S Book
Store, 606 CHESTNUT Street mhl-4t*
(vr==» AVIS AUX LIONS DE LA MODE.
Lk_3 Mr. P. Akoriot a l’honneur D’lseoaHea les
FIiAKCAIb ET LBS KTRANGKRS Qu’lL EST AUJOURO’IICI
GERANT I>E LA MATSON, GRANVILLE STOKES, 609
CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
II guaranty par sa position aux homait-a de gouL qua
sog Yeremins porterong toujoqrs un cachet 4edifltinc
lion imiimitable et a des prix a 25 pour cent au dessoua
de n’importe quelle tuaison. Sa tongue etude et si pra
tique I’ont mis en rapportavec les artistes le* plus habilea
de sa partie, taut a Puria qu’a Londres, et qui lui fourni
rons tonjours les plus nouvelles modes et les wieux por
tees de ces deux pays.
Avis a ceux qui tiennent a ctre a i’avance des modes.
mhlOm
CITY COMMISSIONERS’ OFFICE,
Philadelphia, Kebrnary, 1862.
TO HOTEL KEEPERS, RESTAURANTS, and
other?' desirous of selliug Liquors by less measure than
a quart.—Applicants for License will apply ftl this Office,
*a provided by act of Assembly, approved April 20) 1653)
on the following days, viz:
l*t Ward, on Saturday, March Ist.
2d and 3d Wards, on Monday, March 3d.
4th Ward, on Tuesday, March4th.
6th Ward, on Wednesday, March sth.
6th Ward, on Thursday, March 6th.
7th and Bth Wards, on Frills?, Mar/li 7th.
flth and 10th Wards, on Saturday, March Bth.
lltb Ward, on Monday, March 10th.
12tb and 13th WardB» on Tuesday, March 11th.
14th and 15th Wards, on Wednesday, March 12th.
16th Ward, on Thursday, March 13th.
17th Ward, on Friday, March 14th.
18th and 19th Wards, Saturday, March 15th.
20th Ward, $n Mopday, March 17th»
Slot and 22d Wares, on Tuesday, March 18th.
23d and 24th Wards, on Wednesday, March 19th.
25th Ward, on Thursday, March 20th.
fe26-7t JAMES SHAW. Clerk.
rjTBE OYSTER HOUSE.
SOUTHWEST COTINKB FOURTH AND LIBRARY
STREETS, BELOW CHESTNUT.
JOHN Pi MARSHAL
HOTELS AND FAMILIES SUPPLIED.
Dealer, and othera in the interior can be suppliod from
this establishment on reasonable terms.
AH tile best varieties 6f Oysters constantly en baud,
including the celebrated
« UNITED STATES MARINES.—
Wanted, immediately, for the United States Marine
Corps, SEVEN HUNDRED At)LK»BODI£D MEN
for sea service, between the aees of eighteen and
forty years. AH information that may be required will
bo given'at the Rendezvous, 311 South FRONT Street,
below Spruce; JAMES LEWIS, Captain.
mhs-12t Recruiting Officer.
SIGNIFICANT.— THE PUBLIC
appreciation of the fine qualities of REIMER’S
COLORED PHOTOGRAPHS for 91 is evinced in tho
great demand for them at his Gallery, SECOND
StreU, AbovA lt*
Hair-cutting and dyeing,
at GUTEKUNST’SeIegant saloon, FOURTH and
BRANCH. mhs-iftf
TTMON ENVELOPES! UNION
U ENVELOPES!
UNION ENVELOPES l
OVER 350 DIFFERENT STYLES.
Country Storekeepers supplied with tweuty-five or a
million,
AT THE VERY LOWEST PRIOE3,
AT MAGEE’S
Union Paper and Envelope Manufactory, No. 316
CHESTNUT STeet,
Corner of HUDSON Stroefc.
REMEMBER, 316 CHESTNUT Street. mh4-3t
TTTaK PBICEB.—GO TO BEL
v v MEIt’S and get a Lifc-M/.e Photograph ia OL!.
They ere incomparable as Portraits. All should avail
tiitniselves of the chance. SECOND, above Green
street. It*
All who want good floor
and Buckwheat Meal, should not fail to go to
S. Z. GOTVWALS’ new store. No. 502 North SECOND
Street, at* L!a celebrated Wanda of Fiuttr are now used
by tbe beet families in the city, ani are universally
acknowledged to have no superior. mh4-tf
Fresh eggs, roll butter,
«ii(| PebHryi w«iy«i tlftily, »tthe NI3W STOJB,
No. 602 Nortli SECOND Ktreat. nili4-tf
T?EESH POUND BUTTER always
r on hand at tbe CHEAP STORE, No. 502 North
SECOND Street. m1,4-'f
TjIXTKA FAMILY FLOUR, BUCK
-Eli wheat Floor, Rye Flour, and Corn Idea’, ulwiiya on
lmrid, at S. Z. GOTTWALb’, No. 812 SPRING GUt-
DEN ttreet. luM-tf
riARD PRINTING, BEST AND
V Cheapest In the City, at EmaWALT it BROWN 8,
M South THIRD #twt, w*»
MARRIED.
MELANOEY—THOMAS.—On 2d instant, by the
Bev. Mr. Coombo, Mr. Philip Melaucey to Miss Emma
Thomas, all of this cUy. *
DIED.
SHlNDLE.—Onthe4lh instant, Ida Pobbins*daughter
of Rebecca V. and Sample F. Sliindle, aged Smooths.
44 We should not repine at the loss of tho early dead
Better, far belter, that the light cloud should fade away
with the morning mm than linger on through the weary
day, to gather in darkness and end in storm.
Funeral from her parents 7 residence, No. 767 Passyunk
read, above Catharine, on Thursday*” afternoon, at 3
o’clock. To proceed to Machpelah Cemetery. [Lancas*
caster Express please copy.] **
SNYDER.—On Second-day evening, the 3d instant,
John Sn>dt*r, in the 67th year of his age.
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at
tend tho funeral, mi Fifth-day < Pkitygday) mooting, at
11 o’clock, from his late residence, Sandyford, Twenty
third ward, without further notico. ##
9ILLEB—On the 3d instant, William Hillee, in the
76th year of his age.
The relatives and friends of the family aro invited to
attend the funeral, from hiß late tosldence, corner of
Orchard and Taconoy streets, Frankford, on Fifth day
afternoon, tlia 6th instant, at 2 o’clock. ##
GILKEPQN.i"»Od tho 3d instant* Mrs. Sarah Gilkonon,
In the 63d year of her age, and daughter of the late God
frey Bockius. ,
Funeral ou Thursday morning, at 10 o’clock* from the
residence of her husband, Mr. Joseph Gilkeson, Ridgo
road, between 7th ar.d Bth mile stones. *
HARVEY.—On the 3d instant* Sarah Harvey, iu the
80th year of her age.
Funeral from th« residence of her son-in-law, Wm.
Rowland* No. 512 North Sixth street* on Thursday
morning, at 9 o’clock. *
MILLER.—On the 3d instant* Eliza T. Miller, iu the
75th year of her age.
Funeral from her late residence, Coates street, below
Broad, on Thursday morning* 6th inst., at 5)4 o’clock *
LEYIB.—On the 2d instant, Jennie Worrell, daughter
of Geo. D, and Eiirn 8, Leris* iu the 6th year of her age
Funeral from the residence of her uncle, Wm. L.
Levis, No-194 Frankford street, Frankford* on Thursday,
March otb, at 2 o’clock. #
JjITEKL.—On First-day morning, 3d month, 2d instant,
Jane Ann, wife of L. 11. Steel, and daughtor of Samuel
atd Eliv.it Leeilotn, of Dtlaware county.
Funeral from her late residence. No. 940 Nov lb Fifth
street, this (Fonrili Jay) morning, at 10 o’clock #
MARPLk.—On the Ist instant, Enoch Marp'e, lu the
69th year of his age.
Funeral from the residence of the family, in Plymouth
tnwuship, Montgomery co., this (Wednesday) morning,
sth instant, at 10 o’clock. *
WEAVER.—On the Ist Instant, Samuel Weaver, in
the 23d -year of his age.
Funeral from the residence of his parents. No. 1340
Hewson street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 2
o’clock. *
SHILLING—On the Ist instant, Charlotte, wife of
Leonard Shilling, aged 40 years.
Funeral from the residence of her husband. No. 1811
Vineyard street, west of Ridgo avenue* oa Thursday af
ternoon* the 6th instant,* at 2 o’clock. #
Besson & son, mourning
STORE, No. 918 CHESTNUT Btreet. (Goods re*
celved January 15th to 31st.) Black and white striped
and check Silks: Shepherd plaid bilks; black Poult d»
Boies and flossy Silks; English Chintzes and De Lalnes;
Balmoral Skirts; Lace and Rivieie Ruffles; Lace Sleeves;
Crape Collars; Blanket Shawls; Thibet Long Shawls*
extra sizes; Tarlatan Bonnet Baches; Silk and Colton
Blonde Neck Ruches; Large Crimp English Crapes:
Love and Grenadine Veils: Crape Veils; Wide Hemmed
Handkerchiefs; Mull and Piping Sets; double*width
Black Monsselines, Ac. fe7
»» NOTICE THE STEAMSHIP SAXON,
having been despatched from Boston ip search of
iheUnited Stoten Frigate VERMONT, disabled at sea,
cannot sail on Saturday, as herotofore advertised. Due
notice will be given of her next day of eailiog.
mhs U. WINSOR & CO.
on MILITARY*—I HEARD OP AN OUT*
RAGE perpetrated upon tho First Lieutenaut of
a company who had advanced tix hundred dollars, and
thus recruited 52 men—the Captain and Second Lieu
tenant being little more than penniless.
The Second Lieutenant was mustered in by the Colonel*
and the First Lieutenaut required to recruit 25 more
men. Failing to do this* liis position was taken from
him and given to the Second Liontonant.
Who is this Colonel 1 and is he not responsible to this
young man 7 #
R£V. G. W. SMILEY WILL PREACH
UJ? a Missionary Sermon* in the CENTRAL M. E.
CHURCH (VINE Street, above Twelfth), THIS
(WEDNESDAY) EVENING, at 7# o’clock. It#
TO THE PUBLIC.—MONDAY EVEN
ING, 3d instant, about ten o’clock, Mrs. PAL
MER* a highly-respected and intelligent colored lady* re
siding in the uppor part of this city* wan ejected from the
cars, in the midst of a severe storm of wind aud rain that
was sweeping over otir city at that hour.
Returning from her dutios as the Secretary of a bene
volent society, and being a woman of foeble health,
sought shelter in the cars on Spruce street, near Tenth*
to avoid the violence of the storm, and was thrust out
with the utmost rudeness.
Her conditloth when bke reached her residence* wm
certainly such as to seriously disturb her friends. Mrs.
Palmer is a member of the Presbyterian Church, and
a taxpayer in this city, and a person that understands so
well the proprieties of life, that there could be no just
cause of complaint against her whatever. Wbo, I ask,
is benefited bj this rudeness on the part of the conduc
tors of the city cars ?—for this is by no means an isolated
case.
Will city papers please copy 1 [lt#] J- C. G.
sy=F» THE PENNSYLVANIA FIRE IN*
11.5 SURANCE COMPANY, March 3, 1862.
The Directors have this day declared a dividend of
FIFTEEN DOLLARS PER SHARE ou the Stock of
the Company for the last six mouths, which will be paid
to the Stockholders, or their legal representatives* after
the 13th iDßtant. WILLIAM G. ORO OTEL L,
mbs-tmbl4 Secretary.
ryr= A CARD.—THE UNDERSIGNED
take this method of returning thanks to tbefrieuils
who assisted in extinguishing the fire at their Works on
the evening of the 3d instant, and especially to the
RINGGOLD mid SOUIH PENN HOSE COMPANIES,
Wh6 W&Fe promptly oa the ground, and rendered efficient
service.
They would also inform their customers and the public
that the business of the establishment has not been inter
rupted.
They are prepared to fill all orders promptly as hereto
fore. ISAAC A. SHEPpARD ft CO,,
Excelsior Worlcs,
MARSHALL and GIRARD Avenue.
POLYTECHNIC COLLEGE.—THE
LkjJ Spring Course of Lectures and Practical Demon
strations will begin on MONPAY, March 3d, and con
tiew tour moi-the. Application for admission should
Do made at Hie College Building, West PENN SQUARE,
from 9to 10 o’clock A. M.
ALFRED L. KENNEDY, M. D.,
President of Faculty.
All orders promptly delivered.
RAW OYSTEBS CANNED,
SPICED OYSTERS, IN JARS AND CANS,
PICKLED OYSTEBS IN CANS.
SADDLE-ROCK OYSTERS, from New York.
S. B. WOOLMAN.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
gPEING IMPORTATION.
THOP. W. EVANS & Co.
HAVE NOW OPEN THEIR
FIB ST IMPORTATION
OF CHOICE
SPRING GOODS.
COMPRISING
NEW DRESS SILKS.
PARIS GOODS
ON NEW TEXtURES OF DESIGNS,
ORGANDIES, LAWNS,
CHINTZES, EMDROIDERIES,
GLOVES, HOSIERY, Ao.,
Wltli ft variety of new Goode, forming one of the best
aeeortmente they have ever offered their cuatomera.
Nos. 818 and 820 CHESTNUT Street,
mliS. at
BUYERS.
THOB. W. EVANS & CO.
Would inviteattention of
THE TRADE
TO THE LARGE AND WELL SELECTED
STOCK OF NKW
SPRING- DRESS GOODS.
CASH AND SHORT-TIME BUYERS
Will find it advantageous to examine this assortment, as
it is principally of T. W. E. & GO/S OWN
DIRECT IMPORTATION,
Selected personally in the
BEST EUROPEAN MARKETS,
and unsurpassed for
TASTE ASSORTMENT, OR PRICE.
Nos. 818 AND 820 CHESTNUT STREET,
And 815 SANSOM Streot.
DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
SPRING GOODS.
M. E. HALLO WELL & Co ,
333 MARKET and 27 NORTH FOURTH STS.,
Wholesale Dealers in
SILKS AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Hare open a large variety of freshly-imported
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
To which, with a handsome assortment of
BLACK AND FANCY SILKS,
SHAWLS, MANTILLAS,
WHITE GOODS.
EMBROIDERIES.
And AthM 1 g£6ds hi (heir lino, they Invite the attention
of city and country dealers. mli-i-tf
GENTS* FURNISHING GOODS.
JjVLANNEL OVER-SHIRTS
FOR THE ARMY.
FINE SHIRTS.
COLLARS, STOCKS, AND
W R A P P E R S,
Manufactured at
W. W. KNIGHT’S.
NO. 006 ARCH STREET,
fty A full line of
TIES, SCAKFS, GLOVES, SUSPENDERS,
HOSIERY, AND UNDERCLOTHING,
Always on hand. rah& 3orif
Fine shirt manufactory. -
Tbo subscriber would invite attention to his
IMPROVED OUT OF SHIRTS,
ffhich he makes a specialty in his business. Also, con*
vtantly receiving
NOVELTIES FOB GENTLEMEN’S WEAR.
J. W- SCOTT,
GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING STORK,
ATo. 814 CHESTNUT STREET ,
Ja9-tf Four doors below the Continental.
FINANCIAL.
Q.OLI> AND SILVER
AND QUARTERMASTERS’ CERTIFICATES,
Bought and sold.
7 3-10 TREASURY NOTES
Furnished at a liberal discount.
DREXEL & Go.
fe7-Jm
ei K AAA $lO,OOO, $5,000, $3,000,
4j/ and several other sums to invest upon
Mortgage rr good improved Ground Ken is. Apply to
ALFRED FITLRR, Conveyancer, No. 51 North SIXTH
Street. mhl-6t^
<DQ AAA —VERY DEBIRA.BLE
VOpl/vV* LOTS in FBANKFORD, clear of all
encunibrance, and Cash, will be given for Ground Rents,
Mortgages, or improved city property. Apply to
J. H. WATERS,
ft2s-tf 110 South FOURTH Street.
(PI AAA AND $3,000. —This amount
W I .uUU to LOJO on Mortgage or Ground Itont.
Apply to K. PETTIT,
ja29 No. 309 WALNUT Street.
<I*Q QAA —A FIRST-CLASS IM
ipt/jOvU. proved GROUND RENT or tide amount
ter safe, at a liberal discount Apply to \
B. PETTIT,
jal No. 309 WALNUT Street.
LEGAL.
/"IBP fj A NS’ COU RT SALE OF
\J VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
On TUESDAY, March 25th, 1862, tho undersigned,
Executors of the will of JOSEPH KONIGJIACHKIt,
deceased, in execution of au alias order of the Orphans l
Court ol Lancaster county, will sell by Public Vendue,
at the EPIIBATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, in Ephrata
tovruebip, Lancaster county, the following described real
6£tatP, Into of said deceased, to wit*
The well-known and popular watering place, known as
*» THE EPHRATA MOUNTAIN SPRINGS,” in tho
county of Lancaster, State of Pennsylvania, 13 miles
northeast from Lancaster, 18 mile# southwest from
Beading, and oil the Downingtowu, Ephrata, and Har
risburg turnpike road, 59 miles west of Philadelphia, 38
miles ease of Harrisburg, and 11 miles north of the
Bird in-Hand, it stutiim mi the Pennsylvania Railroad.
The property consists of
77# ACRES OF LAND,
part of It excellent farming laud, covered with flue
-GLestuut and other timber, with numerous springs of the
purest water, which are conducted to Douches or Baths.
The buildings are extensivu and capable of entertaining
500 visitors.
This Watsrlng Place and Summer Resort has ever
since its commencement, been well patronized, at times
to its full capacity, and last season had its full proportion
iu oro parieou with similar places.
The Columbia and Reading Railroad, now being con
structed, passes within a quarter of a mile of tho Springs,
and when complete will make " Ephrata Mountain
Springs !! the meet convenient of access of »U the
fashionable watering places.
The condition of the estate is such that this property
must be sold, and creditors may bo benefited by attending
the sale.
Persona wishing to view tho premises before tho day
of sale will please sell on ADAM KONIOMACHKH, ono
of the undersigned Eseciitom, residing hoar Kphrato.-*
ro&fU!8Biou giveu immediately if desired.
Snlo to commence at 1 o’clock P. M. of said day, wlion
terms will be made known by
ADAM KONIGMACUER,
W. CAR f ENTER,
mhs-w3t Executors.
INSTATE OF JUDITH lIEYLIGER,
jCj DECEASED.—Letters of Administration having
been grunted to tho uiulomgtiod on tho estate of
JUDITH HEYLIGER, Deceased, by tho Register of
Wills for tho City aud County of Philadelphia, all per
sons indebted lo said estate will, therefore, ploiwo make
payment, aud those having ciuims present the same to
HANNAII M. SHARP, Administrator,
m!is-w6t N 0.248 UNION Street, Philadelphia.
A GRAND ACHIEVEMENT
Como aiid judge for yourselves! EEIM.ER’3
IVORY I VTKS m 6 POTfpetion in art. Color find OX*
prtwßiou imitated to life, SECOND) abovo Groon. It#
TPOR CHEAP BUTTER, CHEESE,
I* Eggs, Poultry, Ac., go to tho NEW STORE, No.
6u2 North SECOND Street. mU4-tf
TF YOU WANT CHEAP BUTTER.
X Eggs, Cheese, Ac., go to S. Z. GOTTWALS’, No. 812
SPRING GARDEN street.
PRUNES.—- French Prunes, in kegs
and boxes, ki store aud for sale by
RHOPJS9 & VILLUMS,
fe26 107 Soutli WATER Street.
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
JpURTH- STREET
CARPET STORE,
No. 47 ABOVE CHESTNUT, No. 47.
J. T. DELACROIX
Invites attention to his Spring Importation of
CARPETINGS.
Comprising ♦very stylo, of tho Newest Pattorn* and
Designs, In VELVET, BRUSSKLB,TAPESTRY BRUS
SELS, IMPERIAL TbRKE-PLY, and INGRAIN
CARPETINGS.
VENETIAN ami DAMASK STAIR CARPETINGS
; SCOTCH RAG and LIST CARPETINGS.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, in evory width.
COCOA Mid CAN lON MATTINGS.
DOOII-MATS, KUOS. SUKEI' fcKINS,
DHCUGETB, ami CIIUMB CLOTHS.
AT WIIULKriAIiK AND KKTAIL,
LOW FOB CAHI.
J. T. WILaCKOIX,
dilis 4m 47 South FOURTH Streak.
CARPETINGS.
J. F. & E. B. ORNE,
NO. 519 CHESTNUT STREET,
(OPPOSITE STATE HOUSE,)
• Have received, per steamer Edinburgh! and other
Into arrivals, their
SPRING IMPORTATION OF
NEW CARPETINGS:
CROSSLEX’S
YARD. AND-A-lIADR- WIDE YED VETS,
0.4 MEDALLION Do.\
ENGLISH BRUSSELS!
EXTRA-QUALITY TAPESTRY,
BRUSSELS CARPETS, WITH BORDERS,
(of new designs, for Hails and Stairs).
INGRAIN AND THREE-PLY CARPETINGS, of
extra quality.
ALSO,
500 PS. J. CBOSSLEY & SON’S
TAI'ESTRY URUSSELS CARPETS,
FROM 871 TO Si PB. YD ,
Together with a complete assortment of
OIL CLOTHS,
STAIR AND FLOOR DRUGGETS,
bugs, mats, Ao.,
All of new, choice selection*, and
AT MODERATE PRICES.
J. F. & E. B. ORNE.
mh3-tf OPPOSITE STATE HOUSE.
WHOLESALE HOUSES.
AND 54-INCH
SKY-BLUE KERSEYS.
SUPERFINE INDIGO-BLUE SATINETS,
BLACK CADET AND OXFORD Do.
PRINTED Do, in variety.
BLACK AND FANCY MIXED DOESKINS.
FANCY CASSIMERES AND MELTONS.
IN STORE, AND FOR SALE BY
JOSEPH LEA,
fo2o-12t 136 AND 130 OHKSTNUT STREET
MILITARY GOODS.
gKY-BLUE KERSEYS.
<27 and 54-INCH.)
DARK-BLUE KERSEYS,
DARK BLUE INFANTRY CLOTHS,
INDIBO-BLUE CAP CLOTHS,
SKY-BLUE CASSIMERES, (New Regulation,
for Officers’ Pants.)
WHITE DOMET FLANNELS,
CANTON FLANNELS.
1055.:, 12™., A ltss, TENT BUCK,
All warranted United States Army standard.
TOR SALE BY
ALFRED SLADE & CO.,
40 South FRONT Street, and 3d LETITIA Street,
Philadelphia. folB-trayl
AR l w A R I 1
RICH PRESENTATION SWORDS
MANUFACTURED BY
BA IL E Y & G O . ,
819 CHESTNUT STREET.
A flue Stock of REGULATION SWORDS, SASHES,
and BEETS on hand. mli3 lit
PRESCOTT’S NAVY REVOLVERS.
Largo Stock or
Prescott’s NAVY 4-inch and 8-inch Revolvers.
Superior in every respect to any other
PISTOL introduced.
COMPRISING STRENGTH, GENTILITY, ACTION,
and ECONOMY;
Or, in other words, containing all the excellencies of
COLT’S, SMITH & WESTON’S, and ALLEN &
WHERLOC’S, concentrated in one instrument, thereby
making this pjSffOL the anvil fvroiidttMe weapon ever
offored for sale.
The largest Assortment of Cartridges ever offered In
the city of Washington, adnpted to all
CARTRIDGE PISTOLS.
A very fine assortment of
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
, Imported by Follows & Oo.i Ns. 17 Maidun Lone, New
York, expressly for tbe Retail Trade.
A very fine assortment of Ladies’ and Gents’
DRESSING CASES
G. A. STARKWEATHER,
NATI )NAL HOTF.L,
WASHINGTON, D. O.
fel9-lm*
armt cap buttons and
JA SLIDES, manufactured at FIFTH Street and
COLUMBIA Avenue.
fe6-lm*
Brass eyelets ■ brass eye-
LRTSI Tor Blankets and Leggings. FIFTH
Street and COLUMBIA Avenue. E. IVINS,
fcfl-lm*
HATS AND CAPS.
IOUIVi COMPLETE. iOU/V.
C. H. GARDEN & Co.,
Manufacturers of and Wholesale Dealers iu
HATS, GAPS, AND FURS;
STRAW GOODS,
FANCY SILK AND STRAW BONNETS,
Artificial Flowers, Ruches, Feathers, etc.,
No. 600 aDd 602 MARKET Street, S. W. corner of
SIXTH Street.
tGF' A large and complete stock. Tho best terms and
the lowest prices. Cash and prompt “ time buyers" are
parlicuarly invited to examine our etoca. mhl-2m
GROCERIES.
QRAB-APPLE CIDERJ
OLD CURRANT WINE,
OUB USUAL SUPPLY,
JUST REOXIV E D .
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
PBALEB IH FINE QBOCKBIEB,
j»8-tf Corner of ELEVENTH and VINE Sta.
TV/TACKEREL, HERRING, SHAD,
ili. SALMON, &0—3,000 bbU. Mess Nos. 1,2, and
3 MACKEREL, large, medium, and small, in assorted
packages of choice, late-caught fat fish.
5,000 bbla Now Halifax, Eastport, aud Labrador Her
rings, of choice qualities.
6,000 boxes extra new scaled Herrings.
B,€oo boxes extra uew No. 1 Herrings.
4,000 boxes largo Magduline Herrings.
250 bbls. Mackinac White Fish.
50 bbls. new Economy Mess Shad.
25 Mill, now Halifax Salmon.
TjOOO quintals Grand Bank Godiisk.
SGO boxes Herkimer County Cheese.
In store and landing, for sale by
MUBPHT St KOONS,
nos No. 146 North WHARVK3.
SAFES.
seta LILLIE’S SAFE DEPOT RE
|gF--MOVEP to No. 21 Sooth SEVENTH Street, near
the Franklin Institute.
The undersigned, thankful for past favors, aud being
determined to 'merit future patronage, lias secured an
elegant and couvenleul store, and has now on hand a
large assortment or Lillie’s Celebrated Wrought and
Olilled Iron Fire and Burglar Proof Safes, (the only
strictly fire and burglar proof safes inodo.) Also, Lillie’s
Unequalled Dank Vault, Safe, aud Bank Locks.
Liliio’s Bank Vault Doon and Locks will be furnishod
to order on short notice. This is the strongest, best pro
tected, and cheapest Door and Lock yet offerod.
Also, particular auontion is called to Lillie’s New
Cabinet Safe, for Plate, Jewelry, Ac. This Safe is con
ceded to surpass in style aud elegance anything yet of
fored for this purpose, and is tho only one that is strictly
firo and burglar proof.
BrECt At. Notice I have now on hand say twenty ol
Farrel, Herring, & Co *s Safes, most of them nearly new,
aud some forty of other makers, comprising a complete
assortment as to sizes, and all lately exchanged for Uu
now celebrated Lillie Safe. They will be sold at very
low prices. Please call and examine.
ja2s-lyif M. C. SADLER, Agent.
EG, EVANS & WATSON’S
1181 SALaMANDEB SAFES.
■ " STORE,
16 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
A large variety of FIRE-PROOF SAFES alway. os
band.
COMFAMEB,
COMMONWEALTH PlftE INSU
\J range company, of the scat* of
PENNSYLVANIA.
DIRECTORS.
David Jayne, M. D., Charles H. Rogers,
John M. Whitull, John H. Walker,
Edward C. Knight, Robert Sho^mttkdP,
Thomas S. Stewart, William Strutters,
Honry Lewis, Jr., Elijah J< ues.
DAVID JAYNE, M D., President.
JOHN M. WHITALL, Vice President
6AMUEL S. MOON, Secretary.
Office, Commonwealth Builling, 613 CHESTNUT
Street, Philadelphia. ee-i- if tf
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1A BbLB. FRESH ROLL BUTTER
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
JSAAC TAXLOR’S NEW AVQRK.
FROM AUTHOR’S ADVANCED BHEKT9,
HEBREW POETRY.
By Isaac Taylor, author of “Saturday Evening, *
“Natural History of EnthiiHiaßni,” “Phyeical Theory
of Another Life,” etc., etc.
With a Biographical introduction, by Wimjaw Adams,
D D . Pastor of the MadlKon-wiuare Presbyterian
CllllMlh If Y,
Biographical Introduction of 60 pages. By Dr. Adams.
The Relation of the Hebrew P<wtrv to the Itflligloiw
Purposes it Subserves.
Commixture of the Divine and the Human Element*
in the Hebrew Poetic Scripture.
Artificial Stnicturo of the Uohrcw Poetry, as Related
to ita Pm ponea.
Ancient Pabstioc—the Birthplace of VotAry,
.. the Tradition of u Paradise is the Gem of Poetry.
* lSirlwcimi Lira: *
The Istrcllioh of the Exodus and the Theocracy.
p 3 Poetry in tin* Book of Job.
£5 Poetry in the P*alm*.
Solomon, and the Song of Songa.
\pr The Poetry of Jhe Kail y Hebrew Prophets.
q Culnolnsitiou of tbo Hclirew Poetry and Prophecy in
•i Jtiaiah.
The Later Prophets anil the Dlaappearaface of the Po
etic Elcnmitw In the Hebrew Scriptures.
The Millenniumjuf the Hebrew Poetry, and the Prin
ciple which Pervades it.
The Hebrew Literature and other Literatures.
The Hebrew Poetry uud the Divine Legation of the
Propliotg.
CordinuaDco of tho Hebrew Pontry and Proplitey tv
the World’s End.
One large, elegant octavo. Price 82.
CARLETON, Publisher. (Late Rudd & Carleton,)
No. 41ii Broadway, corner LUpenard-street, N. Y.
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NEW YORK AUCTION SALE,
DANIEL 11. BUKDti FT, Auctioneer.
BY 15DRPETT, JONES & 00.,
feTORE 109 WALL Street, Now York.
On WEDNESDAY, MarchS,
At 12 o’clock, At Wheeler's Atlantic Dock*
Stores No. 54 Atlantic bock, Brooklyn,
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SALE OF BKA
island cotton.
By ordor, and under the rtirec-i m of Hiram Barney, Esu..
Collector of Ihe Port of New York.
SEA ISLAND COTTON.
S. I. COTTON.—2OO hales prime Sea Island Cotton, in.
perfect merchantable condition.
Catalogues and samples will be ready for examination
at °ur BiWALL Stroot, throe days before the
sole.
N. B.—The stuamtug Tiger will be at the barge office,
Whitehall, at 15 minutes before 12, to convoy purcha
sers to and from the sale. mlil-t5
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MO
- sio.
READING OF MB JAMES E. MURDOCH,
FOR TUB BKSEFIT OF Till
VOLUNTEER REFRESHMENT SALQQX3,
On THURSDAY EVENING, Marcn 6th.
“THE WILD WAGONERof the ALLEGHANIKS
A new and unpublished patriotic poem of the days of
Seventy* six, by
MR. T. BUCHANAN READ,
Admission 50 cents. No extra charge for reserved
seats. Tickets can he procured on Monday and Tuesday,
at the Music Store of M-. J. E. GOULD, S F. corner of
SEVENTH and CHESTNUT Streets after which tlmy
can only be had at tho office of the ACADEMY, between
ihe hours of 0 and 6 o'clock, mb3-4t
WALiVUT-STKItiJtiT THifJATKit—
NINTH and WALNUT Streets.
Sole Lessee . .MBS. H. A. GARRETTSOW.
WEDNESDAY, March sth. 1862,
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCES—DA Y and NIGHT,
And his Excehior troupe of Eauestriuna, among whom
are the following stars:
JAMES MKLLVILLE, ALBERT AY MAR, F. H.
HOSSTON, and ELLA ZOYARA'and CHILD.
The famed and beautiful blind Hone EXCELSIOR, Ja.
and the COMIC MULES.
Day Performance on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, It
lillf ptl 2 b’sh»vk,
Pbicks— and 26 cents; Private Boxes,
$5 and $3, according to their locale.
Doors open at uuarter to 7. To commence at 7M •
mhd-et
QONTINENTAL THEATRE
THTS (WtdttftSdey) EVENING, March M h
BENEFIT OF MU. W. 11. BAILEY,
The celebmlfd representative of tho Poor Slave, “ UN
CLE TOM.”
Of Go GREAT MORAL ENTERTAINMENT, of
* n a h jc
OR LIRE
Admission 35 atai iIA I-®. To ai 7jW uV-iock,
a grand matinee on Saturday after
noon. mh3*6t
Concert hall,
CHKaTNUT STREET, fthovo TWELFTH,
GEORGE CHRIST IT’S MirfbTRELS,
Gfituprising FIFTEEN if th« most talented Mlaeirel
performers fn the United States, under the Immedi&M
direction of the groat Comedian,
tST GEORGE CHRISTY !
The acknowledged LEADER of the Ethiopian Drama,
and the first Minstrel Comedian in the world.
THE GREAT STAR TROUPE!
will ajpptar as above,
Particulais in small bills. Admission 25 oenfca.
Doors open at a quarter to 7, commence at 7R.
znL4 3t JOHN P. SMITH, Business Agent.
Milb. JOHA' UKJfiW'H
ABCMrSTIIEET THEATRE*
Acting Stage Manager ......W. S. FREDEBIOKB.
Business Agent and Treasurer......JOS D. MURPHY*
STILL TRIUMPHANT 1
Eighth Week. ‘ Eighth Week of
JOHN DREW. JOHN o&EW.
TO-NIGHT, AND EVERY NIGHT,
THE COMEDY OF ERRORS.
Droniio, of Ephyaws ...... JakH.Driif,
Dfrotuio, of Syracuse feir, Frank Drew,
To couclude with
THE SERIOUS FAMILY.
Capt. Murphy Maguire,
Mr*. OrniHby Delmain.
Prices as usual.
Curtain rise* aft % after 7 o'clock,
«9” Seats secured three days in Advance. mh3.4Jl
LM. GOTTSOHALK—Mr. GfIAU
« has the honor to announce that, encouraged by
the unprec* dented success of the recent Concerts in this
city, and at the ardent solicitations of many musical
friends and admirer? of Mr. GOTTBCH ALK, he has con
cluded to gire one more
E. IVINS.
GRAND CONOEBT
In Philadelphia,on MONDAY EVENING, March 10ttL
On that occasion, Mr. GOTTSUH4LK will perform
some entirely n« w aud charming Morceaux, never before
pla>ed in this city. Mr. GOTTSCHALK will bo assist
ed by
MISS HINCKLEY.
MAMCUBII
Director and Conductor.
The sale of Seata w}U commence on Thursday, March
6th, 9A. M.,at J. E. Gould’s Music Store, corner Seventh
and C-hertmit htrocts.
Programme and particulars in future advertisement.
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A BSEMBLY BUILDINGS, TENTH
and CHESTNUT.—DAVIS’ PANORAMA O*
AMERICA AND THE GREAT REBELLIONS
Fourteen thousand feet of canvas and one hundred sod
two scenes. Opeu EVERY NIGHT aud on Wedneedag
and Saturday afternoons, for Ladies and Ghildron.
TNSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND.—
X Exhibitions every WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON*
commencing at hair pa*t three o’clock. Adniissiou tea
cents. Store, 11 South EIGHTH Street. fe!2-w tf
OERMANiA ORCHESTRA.
Vfl" CARL SENT 2, Conductor,
PUBLIC REHEARSALS every SATURDAY, at 8M
o’clock P. M., at the MUSICAL FUND HILL.
Package «f Eight Tickets, SI; Single Tickets, 25 ote.
To be had at Andre’s, 1104 Chogtnut street, J. B.
Seventh and Cheßtnnt, and at thodoorof the Halt. ocSMt
PENNSYLVANIA ACADEMY Of
TBE FINE AJBTS, 1933 OiIKSTSUT 3treat, k
open doily, Sundoye excepted, from 9 A. U. till 6 F. M.
AdmissloD 26 cents. Children coder twelve yeara*
half price. Shares of Stock. H3O. jyl
WANTED— At this ofiice all the
numbers of The Press for June, 1881. for
which the price of three months* subscription will ba
given. , mhn.tf
WANTED —-Two Boys j respectable
ouiy need apply, 28 South SEVENTH Strwt,
Circular IMtstribuling Office, 9 o’clock. It*
WANTED —Old Silver, Plate, or
Coin bought, in large or email (iiiantltioe, by
KIiIDEB A BIDDLE, dilvergmitha.
EIGHTH and JAYNE Street®*
felQ-lm*
TWO PLEASANT BOOMS, WITH
First-class Boarding, at 1417 LOCUST Street.
fal4»lm*
fOK SALE A Bill TO
«FOR SALE—A liighly-culUvated
COUNTRY SEAT, of seven acres, situate at the iu
terijection of RIDGE Avenue and the County Line Road
to Chestnut Hill, in Montgomery county, ono mile front
tho station at Cheßtnut Hill and from tbc X<a Fayette sta
tion on the Norristown Railroad. Tho improvements ara
a large Mansion Tenant Hou*e and Carriasie House, all
built of atone, in the beat imbstautiul modern style, nu»
neroua outbuildings, large grapery, und a variety of
fruit trees, shade, aud shrubbery. Terms low. Posses
sion at once. Apply to
C. D. RITCHIE, B*2o ARCH Street,
HENRY LIPPEJJi WiMdhickon Hall, or
mbl-s&wft* rKTKK STREEPKR, near tbe premises.
rn TO LET—THE GIRARD HO-
AsliiLTKlf, on the northeast corner of GIRARD Avenue
and FRANKLIN St., with stables and aheds. mh4-6t*
fTIO LET—A Store at Heslonville De-
JL pot. Inquire of MATTHEW RILEY, opposite
Park Hotel, HestonviUe. mU3<3t#
gft GERMANTOWN.—Wanted to rent
wiL for the Snmmer, a medium-sized House, at or near
Gemmntown* Ono furnißhed aLd with stable attached
preferred. Apply to GEORGE L. CRAWFORD, No,
250 South FOURTH Street. mh3*4t
Fir sale—a very handsome
lot of 9 acres, at Chelten Hills, near Germantown.
Aho, a finely situated lot of 7 acres, in Bridesburg. Al
po, a flno lot of 10 acres, above Torrlsdale. AU of which
can be had at good investment prices if applied for fwop,
Inquire uf J. D. BEINBOTH,
mh3.3t# 436 WALNUT Street.
FOR SALE—A FINELY SITU
ATED FARM of about 100 acros, near to Media,
on tho West Cheater Railroad, desli ably located tnd in
good condition, and warlliy tf attuutlou os a nuuntw
sent, or for division into small sites for cottage im
provements. Apply to J. 1). REINROm,
mh3-3t# 436 WALNUT Stroot
SUPERIOR FARM -FOR SALE,
one of the finest farms in Dolnwnrfl connty; miloa
below Darby, containing 176 acres, 40 of which are ia
valuable timber, the balance arablo and in flue cultivation*
Thu propei ty is desirable as a largo country seat or
farm, or for division into Beveral handsome places Ap
ply to J. D. REIN BOTH,
snh3-St* 436 WALNUT Street.
As WATCHES.—Our facilities for
procuring the BEST WATCHES oianufartnreA
are unsurpassed, and we Bolling thorn at mode
rate prices. Fine watches repaired by finished work
men, and warranted to give entire efttiefaction.
FARR k BROTHER. Importsr*.
feT-tf 824 CHESTNUT Street, below F6URTH.
PUBLISHED THIS DAY
THE SPIRIT
Ai>l USE HI KM'S
SUkJBCT
The first at hilf past 2
PAN BICE]
LAST WEEKS
Tllln’B O A B 1 N.
A MONG Tim LO\YL Y.
......... John Drew.
Mrs. John Drew
BRIGNOLI,
SUSINL
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WABTS.
BOARDING*