BBagtjs \, March 15.—The Turks an entering Zubzihad
a skirmish with the insurgents.
fTVnclivitch is gathering hie forces at Prisicha.
Beku.v, March -It is announced with certainty
that the majority for the Cabinet) consisting of Auers
wald, Patou, .acherwau, Punckler, and Bermnth, is
•unanimous. Should their resignation become necessary,
they will retire from the Minis-ry t »g*ther.
Mauuid, March 15.—The Ministerial Journal says
that Spain will cot intervene in Borne if France will
withdraw her troops. Spain will also not recognize a'■
■compnehed facts in Italy, aniees they are recognized by
a European Congress.
XvriSi March 15.—The report that the Grand Duchy
of Baden has recognized the Italian Kingdom is not con
-finned. An exequatur haa Bitnply been granted to the
Italian consul.
The anniversary of the King’s birth-day has been
celebrated throughout the kingdom with great solemnity.
THE PAPAL STATES.
Illsks* ox thk J oi’K. — Romk, March 15—The Pope
suffered from a slight fever j esterday, but his health
I,HYinir
SEBVIA.
UELfiRADr:, March 14.—The organization of the militia
-vas commenced yesterday. The officers attached to
the general staff and tho fivo divisions had been ap
pointed
FRANCE.
Pari?) March 15, 3.30 P. M.—The Bourse has been
dull. Rented closed at GOf Toe
Commercial Intelligence.
Livunmot., 14th.—Flour has declined 6d. Wheat
'dull mid 1a 2d lower. Corn 6d lower.
Provisions.—Beef and Pork steady. Lard active aud
. steady.
Froiute.—Ashes declining; Pots 325, Pearls ii2s 6d
Rosin easier: Common. 6l. Spirits of Turpen
tine drill at 60s Sugar dull. Coffee firm. Liusocd Oi
30®37k.
LoNJ.ou, March 140».—a**e d**rilbiu§. Iron
dull. Sugar quiet, but steady. Tea firm at 2l for
common Congou Codec fiini. Spirits of Turpentiue
dull at G4s. Bice, sales small, Linseed cakes slightly
• lower.
American securities are active and advancing.
Lath*! via iH'EKXsimvx.—Livkiuhril* (Siturday.)
—Cotton is firm, but unchanged. Sales of i,QUO hales,
;including 2,0t0 bales to speculators and exporters.
BreadntutTs are very dull, but unchanged.
Provisions are quiet, but steady. Bacon firm.
J.OsnoN, Saturday.—Con-tola are quoted at 93^
AMEttICAN SLCUIiITIfiiS,«-Thu following attea are
.reported:
Illinois Central shares 43ft®45ft per cent, discount;
Erie sh *res 32®33 do.
HAVRE COTTON MARKET, Thursday —The sales
of the w eek amount to 6,500 bales. The market is Tery
dull and pi ices considerably iow T er. Orleans trest ordi
■ ju\\TC is quoted at- 154 f, and has at 147 f. The stock in
port amount? to 83,501) bales.
M endel! Phillips’ Lecture in Cincinnati.
THE OUTBREAK OE THE HOB.
{From the Cincinnati Commercial.]
The Opera Bouse was last night densely filled with
Jadiea and gentlemen, forming an a.u<lieuce tut highly in
telligtnt ami t?p«taW«i in nil respsswi as (w
■in the city. There were, however, swtne hundreds of
the worst specimens of our population, who obcaiaed
. admittance with tickets purchased wi'h money
raised for the express purpose of instigating
a tuob. The sum raised is sain to have been ono
hhlldv?4 aod twenty-five dollars, with which five hun
dred Tivkcts were procured and given away, principally
lo the frequenters of low doggeries. It is believed taat
the subscribers to this fund can be named, and they can
be marked with the brand of infamy.
Mr. Phillips was introduced by Judge Stallo, and pro
ceeded to speak in substance aa he did last week in
‘Washington, lie regarded the question oe proposed to
discuss as of primary importance to the American people.
We were undergoing a trial (hat no people had ever es
caped, and that we could not bnve escaped in tbe nature of
things. We were in the midst of a war of ideas. The
•wßr’wa* between an aristocracy ana the ilumociacy of the
> country, and one or the other must conquer. We might
consider ourselves fortunate if our children saw jus
tice established aud peace prevailing all over the
land. As an anti-slavery man he had no interest in
the war. Slavery bad received its death blow, and not
at the hands of the people of anti-slavery priuci
p’es. These and similar propositions were svtranced
in plain terms, and with forcible illustrations; and
acme of their logical consequences were presented, with
out extravagance in denunciation of anybody, or epi
thets that weie offensive. Mr. Pniilios stated in so
■ many words that he was an Abolitionist, and that he had
for fiiteen years b* en a disuoh»i*ist« but now lie was sa
tisfied that the Union meant justice to nl. men and rac«-a,
and he was for it—for the measures that in his opinion
were essential to its safety.
At one of his trenchaut observations there was some
applause in the body of the audience, followed by leasing
and hooting irtuu the loobies and the gallery, and a stone
smd several esgg were thrown from the gallery at tko
speaker.' The stone crashed against the shade of a light
at Mr. Phillips 1 foot, and one or two ot the eggs struck
‘he skirt of his coat, breaking and smearing it and drip
ping upon the stage.
The excitement was. of course, very great. Many geti
■ Hellish sprang to their feet and demanded that the perpe
trators be put out. The villains wore dared to make
themselves known, and inquiries were made as to who
• Lad lliroa’i the stor e and eggs. A voice declared that,
•whether truthfully or not, we do not know, that “ Bart
Smith ’* was the individual.
The speaker firmly ttood his ground, and his steady
• voice presently quieied the tumult. There was no further
disturbance for nearly half an hour, but at a r-terence to
the enirlojmcnt of the poor, ignorant whites of the South
tools ot the despotism that was warring upon the
libeitits of the nation, there was another uproar,
and auclher shower of eggs, mostly striking near
the speaker, and one or two spattering his pereou.
B o riiOM < d good pluck, however, and though i was mani
fest that seme of the cowardly assassins might even at
tempt his life, he did not Hindi. There was a prolonged
tow in tne uppf-r part of tne house, which Mr. Pike, the
proprietor, Eonght in vain to still, being without the aa
rifclatitfc of a single* polltfcti-.au, 1 1 fc Mayor having
ordertu the police to keep away, Hough warned
in the afternoon that trouble was brewing. It was even
said thatwhen themayor was notified by Mr. Piae that
the pence was broken, and tho lives of ci .izens (l<;> say
nothing of property) imperiled, the answer was time the
police should have .nothing lo do with it. Tne rowdies,
j:»dl::g ihemat-lvee uuclieckt-d, ciowJuil down the
slairr. rellii-g and hooting vehemently, and suc
ceeded ia drowning the speaker’s voice. The In
dies, <f whom there were several hundred, had
passed through tho exciting scenes of the evening
with exemplary equanimity, bnt now begMi to in
Iftrfls Lumbers, tlie men accompanying thuui crowding
through the tuob close packed about the door?. Mr
Phillips continued to spiakfor some time. At length he
Tern'iiheri that, as he had spoken for an hour and a half,
-oxul had pasted over the ground which he- had intended
■to dircusa, and as Ixis voice was inadequate to further
fipcakii g.bc would close
LETTER FRO3I MEW YORK.
A Book fur the Army— Departure of 3lr. Van
YVyck and Gens- Hunter and Fremont—De
parture of Hie Africa—A Cool Captain—?fc\v
York State. Legislature Analyzed—The New
hem Heroes—Brooklyn Navy Yard—.Stevens’
.Battery—The Police and the Rnmsellers—
Cattle ‘Market—Money Market, Arc.
of The Press.]
New York, March 26,1562.
The Army I'ommittee of tbe Young Men’s Christian
.Association are about to send a large contribution of
The Bible Reader, on. Scripture Reading Made Rasy**’
to-Port llojal, Roanoke, Newbern, and other points
'where the array- is rapidly settling. The book is publish
ed by the American Sunday-school Union, and is highly
recommended as-befog well adapted for the use of adults
aa well an children, {lories are to be dxscriouted for cue
benefit of soldiers who may not be able to ready as well
33 the contrabands who are turning up with the appear-
-ance of our army.
The Hoa. C. H. Van Wyck left the city, last evening,
to join hit* regiment, which is about to move with iho uii
■vancing army.
Major General Hunter and staff left the city, this
morning, for ’SVnshiugtjn, whither they woro ordered by
telegraph. General Fremont will leave, to-morrow
• for Western Vi
lb© steamship Africa sailed, to-day, for Liverpool. §lie
Ims 2,000 in specie on freight.
Alfred • oftin, > captain of the schooner J. JfcJYejV,
eeued somutimo ago in the gulf, for ratming the Dlock
•«de, arrived in this city last night, and was sent to the
. of detention. His vessel and cargo have already
been disputed of’under the confiscation act. The cap
tain is detained simply aa a witness before the Prize
Commissioners, and in a note to Marshal Murray he
•writes as follows:
My case is a very simple one, and will occupy the
attention of the court but a few. momenta. The vessel
was & santhern-vtssel, sailing imuor a Souti era llag, aud
was taken in entering a port in Texas.”
The statistical -list of the New York Legislature is
printed. It-sets forth that the oldest membei is Mr.
Samuel skinner, of Livingston count), bio age being 05
years * the youngest is Mr. William G. Oivaay, of Nesv
i’oTki24 years* The aggregate or agea iB 6,170 years;
.making an average of 48 years ana 3 months. The
heaviest man is Mr. Royal Phelps. of New York, 230
jrounds; the lightest, Mr. Andrew Smith, of New York,
120 pounds The aggregate weight is 21,533 pound*; the
-average 168 pounds. The tallest tn-iii is air. Jas. S. Ha
s-lop, bi Roehlaud, 6 feat 4 melius; thu shortest, Mr. £. N.
Thomai, of Wayne, 5 foot 4 inches. Tlie aggregate
-height is 724 feet; the average, 5 feet 9# inches. Avery
•well propot tioned body of mew. Thoro are 101 married
.men, six widowers, and 21 bachelors The occupations
stow 43 Isvrasru, 3 ifliipping m<-r?twnts, % mt
lecturers, 1? merchants, 2 publishers, 2 bauaere, 7
►doctors, 2 editors, 2 clerks, 3 mechanics, 2 loach t ma
nufacturers. -28 lawyers, 2 manufacturers, 1 printer, 1
• clergyman, 1 lithographer, 1 Inventor, 1 dentist,! livery
stable keeper. 1 plumber, 1 engineer, 1 builder. 1 boat
tuulder, 1 wilier, 1 politician, l ganUeman. The place
of lirtlt shows that 102 were born in tho State of New
York; Connecticut, 5; Vermont, 4* Massachusetts. 3;
.Rhode If"am*, 1: Pennsylvania, 2; Now Jcrsny, 2; New
Hampohlre, 1; South Carolina, 1, { Mr.'Taluian, of tY’ftst
•chester»; Ireland, 6: Wales. 1. The number ot bills
introduce! this session falls very little short of last year,
f so far. There have been introduced up to this tune in
-.Senate 338 bills, in Assembly 672; totat, 1,010. Last
year, Senate 332, Assembly 819; total, 1,151. Difference,
141.
Upwind of 40 of the wounded soldiers from Newborn
IcH the ra:k Barracks this merning, on their way home.
'They were much refreshed by a good night’s rest, and a
.proper dressing of their wounds. About 15 were stmt to
the hospital, and the remainder will go K*at by the
steamboat lines this evening. During the day the bol
•diers have been visited by hundreds of citfceus, including
-many ladies, who supplied them with au abundance of
hAhkttM, Anil other hLvurfos. Nearly All of tho
men have with them trophies froih the battle-tie d, in
cluding muskets, shells, &c.
Very few vessels are now at the Brooklyn navy yard,
but there appears to be no diminution of business on
•that account. The frigate Kwxuuke its being dismantled
and cut down to her spar-deck, and will bo iron-plated.
Men are at work upon her almost incoßsautly. Nothing
further has been done with the sluops-of* war Savannah
-and John Adams since they worn dismantled. Tho two
mew frigates, Lackaicana and Ticondevoga % are grow
ing Up rapidly under the builders’ bauds
The small Stevens battery -V« i<g<xtuetc is to be com
tnitbioned to-day, and will prueeuu at once on her trial
trip. Annexed is a list of her officers: Temporary com
mander, W. W. Shipman; first officer, Lieutenant J.
Wall Wilson: second officer, E. L. Moiten; engineer,
9kcmk» Llhiilo ; &*eand Biieiuetir, Jmuiph whits. Sha
mill carry also, a boatswain, gnnner, carpenter, two
-quarterm.iet* r fourteen seamen, a steward, cook aud
servant, making a total crew of twenty-seven, officers
and niec.
Steaming Itr Quinn t of Provmcetown, Mas
sachusetts, arrived this morning. Tne L. If. ha 3
been m search cf the United States ship Vermont for
the last three weeks, but did nut succeed in finding
her.
The “tug of war” has coin© between the rum-sellers
And the metropolitan police. A case, involving new
points of law. Is now peudiag before thu Oonrt of Ckiic
ral Sessions. The following card was issued by tho inte
rested parlies yesterday:
**Tu thk LiQfon Dealers of the Fifth Ward.—
Ail liuuor dealers of the Fifth ward are requested to at
tons the examination of Alranii'isr Hshlkws nnlJvtm
Ireland. HE tliß Court or Csueral Beon'emsi lu-murruw,
March 26, on tlie churge of li'iuur Bulling nn Sunday.
< Xow is your time to striko for your own oressi'Totion.’
“ Nax Yokk, Much 26,1862.”
The receipts of cittleof aU kinda this week at the
severe! xiisrhet pieces ih ilila city iiuwbur &Ji99 llusviu,
165 cows, 651 veals, 2,078 sheep and lambs, aud 13,492
swine; which is au. increase on thoie o: last week of
9 cowt, and a decrease of 128 beeves, 2 veals, 177
sheep and lambs, and 1,080 swine. Tho beeves yarded
at Alleitgii’e were from thu followiug Swtee; New
York, 311; FannsjTvauia, 32; Ohio, 4*3; Indiana,
165; Illinois, 1,4*12; Kentucky, 373; Connecticut, 16;
lowa, 107; Michigan, 225; Canada, 22; and Missouri,
S 3 • and from Canada 22 wore received. They were
brought by the following routes: Erie Railroad 877,
Hdclsod 1,439, Harlem 6,671, Camdan and Amboy
10?, on foot 8, and New Jeruuy Central Railroad 79.
'We have to notice a further improvement in prices of
one half a cent lb on all grades of beef cattle. The
Stock this week was chiefly in tho hands of speculators,
who in view of tbe tm&ll numV?? 99 Imnd, wore able to
bold and demand advanced prices, <tuite a number of
droves were purchased at Albany* and several were again
wholesaled here and then resold to the city trad**. The
army contractors took over 300 head of first iiunlity of
cattle, which operated in making galea brisk, aud most of
ilie eiock «.!<1 3 feAterd&y.
tVe Muotfc: Premium at extra at 8)f to 9c;
first quality at 7# to 8c; second do at 7 to7jic; third
do at 6flifi\ c. The average of all sales about 7# to Bc.
Veals are’dull. The best Lave been s--ld a* 6s, but
commoner grades ore very slow at s&s)£c Miich cov/s
«rt» loser. We 4-18. itnd
lambs are Iti very ehort supply. Tbe receipts are lighter
tbon for any week since this time last March. Prices
we firm, 25 to 60c per bead better. We quote at sft®
6ft c Very nice at 6ft and good at 6s. Swine are with
out much alteration. Small, thin hogs continue unsale
able. We quote corn*fed* live, at Bftto tfto: fltlMed
do at 3ft to 3ftc; dressed corn hogs, 4ft to 6ftc, and
do still-fed at 4% ®4ft.
THE MARKETS.
Ashes.—The maiket is steady, the demand moderate;
$5.50 for Pots and $5 76 for Peai Is.
Flour and Meal.—The demand for Western and State
Flour is rather more active, bntpricos of common orands
are a shade lower. The other grades are less plenty, and
prices are sustained.
The sales are 15,700 bids, at $5 20®5 32ft for super
fine State and Western, 55.37ft®5.60 Tor the low grades
of Western extra, $5.35®5.45 for oxtra frtato, #5 5J®
5 60 for fancy do.» fi5,7Q®5.7$ for shipping brands ©f
round-hoop extra Ohio, and *5.(10®6.60 for trade brands
ditto.
Canadian Flour is more pluity aud is lower; sales of
,200 bbls at $5 36&G.50 for extras.
Southern Flour is lower and more plenty. The in
quiry is light for the home trade; sales of 060 bids at
for mixed to goo<l superfine BilllliWW. ii-, &lld
$6.10®7 for extras. „ .
Bye Flour Is in fair demand, and is Bteady; sales of 200
bids ut s3sr 4.28.
Corn Meal U lower and more active; sales of 1,400
bbls at sa.Soo2.ilo lor Jersey, and *:i.ls for Brandy-
Buckwheat Flour is quiet, at £1.90®2 W 100 lbs.
Whisky. The market is lowor, and is uuscPied ; the
supply Is libera! nnd demand light; sales of 400 bbls at
21fto>22ftc, closing dull at 22cfor Ohio in smaMots.
CiiAix. Tbe market for Wheat is quite dull, and
prices are irregular; choice qualities are scarce, a*id *e
firm: the demand iB mainly for milling; sales of 14.7u0
bush at $1.15 for common red State (Spring), $1.35 for
red Western in store, $1.40 for amber Western, and
$1.39)4 lor amber Jersey.
Barley is quiet; small sales of good State at 90c.
Bnrlo Malt is firm at $l-05®1 08.
71 vo is in fair request and steady • sales or 2,000 bus
alloat at SOc.
Corn is heavy, especially new; the supply is liberal;
sales ot 35,000 bus at 50®5Sc for Southern yell »w; 57®
58 for Western mixed, in store, nnd SOc for do dolivurod.
Provisions, —The market for Pork is lower, and is
loss active; galas of 470 bbls at $l2 2d for Western Prime
Mesß, $lO 50®10.?5 for prime, and §12.12ft®13.20 for
Mess.
Beef is dull, and common qualities are heavy; sales of
130 bbls at $12013 for plain Mess, anil $13.87®14.25 tor
extra.
Bacon ia firm; the demand is good i salos of 1,250
boxes at lb Cumberland cut; 7®7ftc lb sli »rt
ribbnd; Tftcfor do short clear, and7ftc for do city. Jut
Meat* l are steady, and in fair demand. Lard is in fair
request, and is steady ; sales of 1,200 bbls at 7ft
Tbe following were the sales at the Stock Exchange,
Board:
300 Clev & Toledo R-. 46
100 do 40 X
1500 do 810 46)5
100 do b3O 46ft
100 do blO 46#
3i:o do b 3 46ft
f)0 M. & P du Oh* 1 » 1 » 27 Ja
50 C B & Quincy 623 j
34000tfS6s’81,Beg.. 94#
6000 US 6s 'Bl, Op.. 94#
1000 US 5s ! 74, Cp.. 87#
3000 N Caroliua 65... 70
2000 Teim Cs } 9O.
5000 Virginia 6a.. ,L3O 60
i’lOflO Lnnisiuna 65.... 70
12000 Missouri 6b 52
3000 Hnd R S Fd.... 99#
6 N Y Cent R 83
100 do s3O 83
50 do. s& 83
50 Erie R 37ft
100 do b 3» 37ft
700 do b6O 87ft
100 do 37 ft
50 Erie R pref 60ft
350 Hudson 35ft
100 Harlem R pref.... 3lft
200 do 31
100 Reading 11 42
| 50 Mich S St N 1 23ft
2(00 Hud Hiv 3d..
1600 Gal & Chi Ist
10000 Amtr gold.
2COO i.*o 101 U.
ib6o 97)4
no Paeiiun as.
100 do
150 Galena & Clii. .e3O 67^
200 do 677£
50 do sis 67%
50 d 0... f3O 67Jg
ICO Mich o«fi E...b20 55)4
250 do b3O 56 |
Abrest op Pickpockets.— On Tucs
day evening Detectives Carlin and Henderson arrested
two. men at ihe Baltimore Depot, whom they charged
with being profeational pickpockets. They hail from
Buffald? and gave the names of Henry Sharp and Tho
mas Smithson. They were allowed to choose between
going to prison for ninety days, or having their portraits
taken for the Rogue’s Gallery. They chose the latter,
and otter the operation had been performed they were
released.
FINANCIAL ANI) COMMERCIAL.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Philadelphia, March 26,1562.
The Stock market remains in the dull and spiritless
condition noted yesterday. Government securities are
more firm than at the close yesterday, but State and
City loans are weaker. There is no falling off In the
better class of railroad securities. Fancy stocks are
neglected. Green and Coatos-streets Passenger Railway
shares sold at 23&, and Race and Vine-streets at 5.
Ia tho Money market there is bo marked change. A
slightly-lncreflsed demand is reported. The principal
business transacted is in the certificates of indebtedness
issued by the Government to its creditors.
Petersons’ Counterfeit Detector for April 1 is issued
to*day,with a descriptive list of thirty-five recently-is
sued counterfeits and the usual valuable contents.
According to the Rochester Union of the 24th inst.:
There is not the slightest probability that the cannls
of Hew Tork State will open for navigation before the
lht of May, and it is likely to be even later than that pe
riod. Thore are yet largo banks of mow and ico along
the Erie Canal in that section, nod it will bo well into
April when the necessary work ol repair ia commenced.
Buffalo creek is preparing to break up to day, but the
bay outside is full'of ico. It may be a mouth yet before
vessels can get in or out of Buffalo. Until Lake Erie is
taviga Oe throughout it is not important that tho canal
should open.
Lake Ontario is ready for business, but the St. Law
rence is dost d. The Oswego Times ►ays the American
steamers will be ready for business by the Ist of April.
This may bo, but they are not preparing to start at that
time, and it has not been contemplated lo bring them cut
so tjtriy. The boats are all in. this harbor in uond oriiar,
anc lii'iy be out by the lath or I6th of April.
A well-executed countcrteit $5 on the Allau ic Bank,
New Toil! city, has just been discovered.
We annex a comparative statement of the exports (ex
clu&ivo of specie) from the port of New York lo foreign
porta lor the week ending March 25, Atld SIUCC Juti-1!
IS6O. 1861. 1862.
For the week.... $1,689,836 *1,411,242 *2,2-36,613
Previously 17,08u',024 28,961,411 28,019,467
Since Jan. 1.... *18,777,860 $30,372,052 $30,286,080
Annexed is a comparative statement of the imports of
merchandise, atd exports of prtduceaml specie, (exclu
sive of the imports of specie,) for the fiscal year beginning
July 1,1561,t0 date:
1859-60. 1860-61. 1861-63.
Imports mdse... *149,992,408 *82,978,202
Exports produce 55,472,391 90.005,371 117,708,572
Exports epecie.. 39,070,232 21,956,591 9,052,644
Messrs. Drexel & Co.,quote:
New York exekauge par®l-10 dis
Boston exchange par®)£ dis.
Baltimoro exchange par<o>)£ dis
Country funds. die.
American gold 1&1% prm.
7 3-10 Treasury notes para# dis.
The following is the statement of coal transported over
tho Hu/.luton railroadi for the year ending March 22}
1562:
Weeks. Previous.
Tons. Cwt. Tons. Owt. Tons. Cwt.
Hazleton Mines 1,332 16 14,749 17 16,082 13
977 11 977 U
mll 3,9?6 16! 4,686 IT
Cranberry
Diamond..
East Sugar Loaf.... 1.319 0U 7,2*26 01 8,d&5 01
Council Bulge 1,321 33 12,553 08 13,875 01
Mount Pleasant.... 192 13 924 04 1,116 17
Abervale- 59 92 5,685 15 5,944 17
Harleigh 1,110 17 9,078 03 10,215 00
MUiirtVilm 551 12 4,9ti!2 19 6,514 01
Jed<fo.... 1,324 02 13,204 03 14,528 05
Total 7,016 10 73,578 17 81,495 03
Correspond’g period
last 3 ear 6,904 15 88,641 07 95,546 02
Increase.
Decrease.
Tho following is the coal tonnage of the Shamokin
Yalley and Pettsvillo Railroad Company :
Weekj Year*
N Tons. Cwt. Tong. Cwt.
For week ending March 22..... 1,378 14 19,756 15
Same time luatyear 2,167 12 32,528 00
Decrease.,, •,
The Now York Evening J i oit <b£ to-day g&J’d i
The feature of the Stock Exchange to-day Is the con
tinued heaviness in railroad shares, with a decided de
cline in iho Western stocks. Some attribute this chauge
in the market to fears about the Merrimac, but the true
explanation, no doubt, is the sluggish condition of the
grnti murkeM hero mid at tho West, sort the congmuant
lulling ofi in the earnings of the linos centering at Uhi
cago.
The Galena and Chicago and Chicago and Bock Islaud
railroads are among the first to feel the stagnation in
breao&tulls and show its effects in their traffic returns.
The Galena gives a decrease on the third week of Hirch
of slu,ooo, tho Bock Island $7,000. The decline in grain
in this market sinco Fobruary is as follows:
February. March.
Hilwauhie club wheat. SI 38 81 28
Western mixed corn 69 58
Jltm* 6 00 5 25
The course of the receipts of grain at Chicago a? 6
watched very closely by thu grain speculators, who are
losing heavily. The losses iu Liverpool are also large,
and not much recovery in prices is looked for on the other
tide iu face of the large shipments arriving ont. An un
favorable change of weather in England would at once
stimulate the Liverpool market, and in turn infuse new
life into the movement from the West to our seaboard.
The Government list does not sympathise with tbe
weakness in shares, or, rather, the shares do not respond
to tho confident fusling in Governments, for it has Oeon a
peculiarity of the market for several weeks past, that, as
soon as business on the railroad stocks opens, extreme
apatby prevails, the orders of tbe commission houses
befog chielly for the long Bixes and fives.
Government sixes of 1881 close at
couptitt?, and 94^94f0r tho rogiotureri, with lass eagar
need to buy than at any time of the past fortnight."
The 7-30 treasury notes are iiuiet, at 99/£&lG0. The
willingness of Mr. Chase to meet the demand at par has
somewhat dampened the ardor ot buyers.
Thu decliuu is heaviest in Erie Preferred, Cleveland
and ToUdoj Galena .and Michigan Central. The few
storks which stand steady arc Prairie du Chien, Cleve
land and Pittsburg, and Columbus and Cincinnati.
After the board was littlo doing. New York
Central S 3, Erie o67 u 'i2t37 t Erie preferred 60#, Toledo
45# ®4s#, Bock Island 55#.
Tbe gales of Toledo were large, one broker selling
abont 9,000 shares at The APftftUMft for thft
rise still aver that a dividend will be declared to-mor
row, but this fails to check the fall in the stock.
The Southern States stocks are heavy, especially Ten
neseees and which fed off #®l per cent. Tho
NOl them stocks arc firm aud rather higher.
Money is Active at 6#® 7 percent, on call. Tho trans
actions at G are altogether exceptional. The rates for
paper are a trifle higher this week, 607 per cent., the
inside figure for short dates.
Cold is dull, at 301 ValOl%. Exchange on London
18 iwtetj 111# ®U2 t« r first-class bills.
The SJTiO Ct| for Liverpool to-day, t»Ke3 out $200,000
in specie.
Philadelphia Slock Exchange Sale*,
March 26.1862.
fispOMnn by 8. 18. Slxyuikbb. Philadelphia Exchange.
FIRST BOABD.
$35 N Penna 6s scrip 65 j 2 N Penna B 7
16 Mecbanica’Bank. 23 50 Long Island 8... 12#
8 do.. 22# SO do 13
12 Pennaß 45# £0 Race & Vino.C&P 5
-10 do . 4&# 8 Cam* Am R.. ~123#
2000 UBOp6a’Bl 84# 4 Philadaßank....lo7
13 Lehigh Nav....... 51
BKTWEEi
100 Oata B pref... .l»5 6# |
16 do Com 1#
ItiO 1/OTi g Inland R 12#
ICO do .gswu&lnt 12#
50 do ..eown&int 12#
SECOND
320 Girard Col R-... 17
I(JUU (jity (ia.... ..Kew 97
ico do non- os#
iCO do Kew 96*
7CO do New 97
1000’ do New 97
10CO US6s’Bl truns.... 91#
10 L Ifilaud It. 13
CLOSING PB
Rid. Asked.
US 6s’Bl 91# 94#
D 8 I'r 7 3-10 N 00# 100 !
Philßflft Os SO 91
PMltvda 0a new. ae# «?#
Penna 55....... 65# 84
Beading B 21 2l I>l6
Bead m6a ’B6 ’43 95 95#
Beid baa 1870.. 90 90#
Head mt 6s 1886 77# 78
Penna fi 45# 45#
Pennaßlstm6s 69# 100
Penna R2d in 6s 94 95
Morris Cni cou.. 40 41
Slnrria rrfi ?n 1 V J H
Scb Nay stock,. 4 a
Sch Nay prf.... 10# 11
Sch Nay 69'82..'fr± 65
Emiiraß...***. 7# 8
Philadelphia Markets.
There Is bo Quotable change in Flour, but the market is
cull to-day, with BAloaof About £OO bbls nt#5.75®!>.87
for fiuniiy, fifi.Sii for fanvy Weetenh The trade
are buying in a small way 85a6.25 for Burerfioo, 3d 37*
cto 0- for extra, SO.TOctG for family, and 36.20®5.70 for
fancy brands, according to quality. By« Flour is steady,
with further aales at *3 26 V bbl. Corn Meal Is dull,
and only 100 bbls Tenna found buyers at *2 75 V
bbl.
Wheat.—Tbe receipts are light and the market steady,
with further sales of 4®6,000 bnsh at 132® 134 c for Pen
na reds, mostly the latter rate for choice lots In store,
luid white at 140®145c. By* is firm, and 2,000 bus
lVnna sold at 70c. in store. Corn continues In good de
mnm), anil about 10,000 bus Southern yellow Bold at 64c
afioai Oats hre dull, aud Penna unsaleable at 35®a£0c.
Bask.— Tbero is very little Quercitron offering; a
small sale of first No. 1 wa» made at *33.50 ton.
Cotton —There is little or nctliing doing, and the
mtuket is dud and unsettled.
GmioKiußtf an:* Pkovisions cnntimia as last quoted,
tvitli aliiniiod business doing in the way of sales.
Feed?.—The demand for Cloverseed is lea- active, and
about 4io bus have been disposed of at *,Vl2ft®s 25,
r osily at tbe lat er rate for prime. Nothing doing in
Timoth and Flaxseed.
Whisky mefts with a limited demand, and prices are
ttuivttM i 110 bbl- rern’a anlil nt S4c, SW do W'«at9F!>
at 24ft, and drudge at 22®23c gallon..
The Da«k Days and Great Perils of
Washington* City —This celebrated lecture, by the Rev.
C. M. Butler, I> r., is to be delivered iu Concert Hall,
on Monday evening, April 7th, for the especial benefit of
a very umJiil mission of tho Episcopal Church. It Is of
fered instead of the one-dollar subscription Bystom. Tho
object is to pay off the entire floating debt of the Church,
whir) will lie secured, if there is a generous response on
the part of tho Church and tho public. The suggestion
or the tubscription was made by Bishop Potter, and ori
ginated In the Board of Missions The interest of tliO
subject, the ability of the reverend lecturer, and the im
portance of tho object, with tho high source trom which
ii emanated, all conspire to giro promise and character
to the o"cnMnu. >Vo trust tho ample halt will be filled
to its utmost capacity by tills Christian and patriotic
community. We advise all to secure tickets immediately.
Iceland Moss Paste for Colds.—The de
licious Iceland Moss Paste, manufactured and sold by
Jflp. A. L. Vansant, Ninth and Chestnut streets, is an
excellent remedy for colds on the chest, sore throat, etc.
Mr. Yansant's Coufectious are the finest and purest
manufactured in this country, and his prices are re
markably moderate.
Stirring JfEws Expected.—The continual
silence respecting the movement j of the main body of the
army of the Potomac is ominous. It is certain that move*
rneuts of the greatest importance are being made. Within
a few days stirring .news will be along; but, in the in
terim, we would advise all loyal citizens to visit tho
Mammoth Clothing Depot of Granville Stokes, No. 655
'Chestnut street, where SpriDg garments of the latest
styles are being disposed of daily at greatly rodaced
prices.
The Tax Bill.— The consideration of tho
tax MU now before Congress is deaaonstrailng the fact
that everybody is patriotical’y willing that a hoavy tvx
should be levied upon everybody but himself; while tbe
eaid everybody insists that, in his special case, taxation
would be oppressively burdensome. That ia not the way
to help the Government to carry on the war and crush
out the rebellion. Let each man pay up his taxes cheer
fully and willingly, and, if he feels the necessity of re
trenchment} let him consult true economy, and buy His
wearing apparel at tho Browa Stone Clothing Hall of
Bf-ckhilJ & Wilson, Nos. 603 and 605 Chestnut street,
above Sixth.
Fatality of Uniforms.— lt would appear,
from numerous observations made by military writers,
that Foldierß are hit during battle, according to tko color
of their dress; in the following order: Red, the most
fat'd; the least fatal, Austrian gray. The proportions
ore: Red, 12; rifle green, 7; brown, 6; Austrian bluish
gray, 5. Tims we see how unwise has been the adoption
of the gay and faucifui uniforms by some of our regi
ments at the commencunenl of tho war. Of course, it is
only necessary to consult these statistics in reference to
our dross as soldiers; but, as civilians, we are only influ
enced by taste. Beautiful garments, of all shades of
colors, and 6f all descriptions, for Spring wear, are now
offeree at Oharleß Stokes’ “ One Price,* ! under the Con
tinental, at remarkably low prices.
Brig E H Fitter, Holmes, 7 days from Key West, in
ballast lo Bak*r & Foborn.
Sebr Haoy May, Hoover, 5 days from Fortress Mon
roe, in ballast to captain.
Bclir C Stetson, Robinson, from Key West, in ballast.
Schr R J Mercer, Robinson, from Port Royal, in bal
last tu captain.
St.br Pocahontas, Berry, 4 days from Newport, in
b&Uaßt to captain.
gbits Atlanta, Whitmore, and Hamlin, Darla, hence
for Liver ~001, were seen lfith inst, lat 5012, long 21.
Dark Azelia, Kerlin, for Phitudolphia, was loading at
Pernambuco 21-t ult.
Bark John Payeos, for Philadelphia in 2 days* was at
l9th iogt.
Schr David Fnuet, Jackson* from Fwnftndina,
York >e. teTd»y.
Schr Sarah Matilda, Armstrong, from Lubec for Phi*
iadtlpbia, at New York yesterday.
Schr Airfares, Cordery, Bailed from Providence 25th
intt. for Philadelphia. .
Scbr DelDhine, Rosa, from Delaware Bay, at Pwn*
• dence 25th iost. .
Sclir Ebert Sawyer, Tracy, from Providence for Plu
delpnia, sailed from Newport2sth inst.
Schr Wm H Rowe, Harris, bonce, arrived at New
Bedford 25th in6t
15,062 10 14,050 09
7SS 18 12,771 05
<T BOARDS.
| BGr & Coates 23 V
7 do 23*
9000 P«*ma Os. sown 83*
2000 do ......sown 83*
BOARD.
4000 Peuna Bstransf. .100
OW
&09 do ,100
33 Reading lt..s§wn 21*
50 do . ...... 21 1-16
00 Oftta B pref. 6*
50 do 6*
32 Morris Usual 40
ICES—DULL.
Bid, Asked,
Elmira Bprf... 15* 16*
81mir»75’73... 73* 74
tong i«t« b„„ 12 h
bebigb Cl A Nat 60* 61
fju 01 & Navscp 34 35
N Penua & 7 7*
N Penua R 65.. 67* 68*
N Penna 15 lUa. 83 84
Uatß Gon 1* 2
Catawisaa nrf... 6* 6*
Frk & Sthwk R. 49 47*
Sec St Thd-et R 54* 65
Raeu St Vino-stR & 5*
West Pbita &... 53* 54
Spruce Pine.. io 10*
Green A Coates. 23* 23*
Chest A Walnut 30* 31
Arch Street.... 18* 18*
M.utCii 26—Evening.
CITY ITEMS.
English Ficki.es asp Sauces.—Mr. C. n.
Slnttpon, deater in fine groceries. Arch and Tenth streets,
has now on hand a general variety of English Pickles and
Sauces, of the best quality, to which we invite the atten
tion of our readers.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
SEE FOURTH PAGE.
ABBIVED.
Schr Farmer, Samm ns, i day from MilforJ, Bel, with
corn to Jag Barrett & ton.
Scbr Mantua, Maxson, 1 day from Frederica, Bel,
with corn to Jas Barratt & Son.
Schr Olivia, Fox, 1 day from Odessa, Bel, with grain
ta t Christian & Co.
CLEARED.
Brig Baltic, Maddocks, Ship Island, Tyler, Stone Sc Co.
Schr Ilenry May, Hoover, Fortr-ss Monroe, do
Schr J M Houston, Russell, Barbadoes, Thos Wattson
& Son 4.
Bclir Tfiibfl, Taylor, Newport, Sinnicfcwn & Glover,
Sclir W F Garrison, Corson, Boston, I* Audenried A Co.
Srr J S Shrivor, Penuis, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
Sir C O Alger, Fenton, Alexandria, T Webster, Jr.
Barge Black Warrior, Fagan, Alexandria, C H Cam
mir.i.3.
Burge Margaret & Bumm, do do
SAILED
Ship Argo, Ballard, for Liverpool, cleared by Peter
Wright & Sons, left at 8 o’clock on Wednesday .morn
ing, in tow of Citv Ich Boat, with the following cargo:
6580 bbls flour, 19,260 bushels wheat in bulk, 12,439 do
com in Wg*, 325 tierce* beef 005 la?d, 226 bbls
po»k, £O5 boxes bacon, 40 hbds and 389 bags bark, 50
cusks ta low, 96 do. oil, 125 do oxide of zinc, 20 bales rage,
19 tierces bams, and 7 casks mdse.
HEHOBANPA.
Ship Mermaid, Meflooir, cleared at New Tort yester*
day for Hong Kong.
Ship *J wilisht, Yates, for San Francisco, cleared at N
Yoik yesterday.
Ship Crimea, Peabody, from London, for Boston, at
Deal 10th inst.
Steamtrs Oneida ( Frost, and Cygnet* Jones* hence* ar*
lived at New York yesterday,
NOTICK TO MABINEES.
Notice is hereby given that the Pollock Rip light* ves
sel, which' parhrd her moorings during the gale of the
25th nit, and u-ont ashore on Monomoy Flats* is again
upon her stall jh off the Pollock Rip Slioal.
By order of the Lighthouse Board.
E. A. LONG,
Glerk to L. H. Inspector, Second District.
Boston, March 25,1863. •
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dyspepsia ! Dyspepsia !
DYSPEPSIA, cured lor *l, or SI retained I
DYSPEPSIA cured for Si, or #1 returned!
DYSPEPSIA for 81| or SI returned!
DYSPEPSIA cured for 81, or 81 returned!
WISHABT’S CHEAT AMERICAN DYSPEPSIA
PILL i. a positive cure for DYSPEPSIA. I warrant a
Coro in over, case, no matter if of twenty years* stand
ing, or the money returned. Trice $1 per box. Sent by
mail, free of charge, on receipt of the money. Depot,
No. 10 North SECOND Btieet.
DeacrijtiTO Circular sent free on application,
feB-2m L. 0. 0. WISHABT.
One-Prick Clothing, of thh Latest
Btylkßi made lathe Best Manner) expressly for BETAUi
BAIRS. LOWEST Selling Prices marked la Plain
Figures All Goods made to Order warranted satisfac
tory. Our Omb-Prio. By»t»m is strictly adhered to.
All are thereby treated alike.
„22-l, J6NBB A CO., ddi MARKET Street.
Dr. Robertson’s Vegetable Nerv
ods Cordial ; or,
NATURE’S GRAND RESTORATIVE.
The great remedy for all Nervous Complaints, Debili
ty, Prostration* Lowness of Spirits, Ac. Price $l.
For sale by DVOTT A CO.,
Fo. 232 North SECOND Street,
DepotftreUPwulw Medicine*
inl-thntf
married
GEHBAUER—CIIRISTMANN.—On the 25th instant/
by tbe Rev. Mr. W. Masn, Mr. Fred. Gehbauer to Miss
finthiuina Christmani], all of Philadelphia.
RNGARD—FJBB.—J»n. 20. by the Re? M. I), Kurtz,
Mr Christopher Fugard to Mies Margaret V. Fisa, all of
this city. *
DIED.
GOOES.—On Wednesday morning, at & o’clock, Harry
N. Goods, adopted sou of Wm. G. and Puttie B. Conrad,
aged 5 years. *
WATSON.—Suddenly, on the morning of the 24th
instant ot congestion of tlife lungs, Isabella F., wife of
Chnrlim Watson. .
The idatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invittd to attend her funeral, from the residence of her
husband. No. 462 North Sixth st., this (Thursday) morn
ing, 27th instant, at 10 o’clock. To proceed to Laurel
Bill. *
KELLY.—-On the 24th instant, Mrs. Rosanna Kelly,
relict or the late Captain John Kelly, in tbe 73d year of
her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend thn fnneral, from the residence of her
sen-in-law, Mr. Robert Fulton, No. 422 Mellvane street,
this (Thursday) morning, at 10 o’clock. To proceed to
Swedeß’ Church Cemetery. *
BROWN.—On the 14th instant, of consumption, at
Marion, Ohio, Sophia Sellers, wife of J. D. Brown and
daughter of Charles and Elizabeth Sellers, aged 32
yours. #
HUTCHINSON.—On the 24th inst, Mahlon Hutchin
son, in the 79th year of his age.
Funeral from his late residence, No. 1318 Arch street,
this (Filth.day) morning, at 11 o’clock. *
GItAUAM.—On the 26th inst., Kate 8., wife of Thos.
OHIi&U, lu UieSSU year of L&i* &£6.
Funeral from the residence of her husband, on the Old
Lancaster road, half a mile above Hestonvllle, on Fri
day) afternoon, at 2 o’clock. *
f. lUNKDOLI.AR —On the 24th Inßt., Miss Mary Bine
dollar, aged 76 years.
• Funeral from the residence of her sister, Elizabeth
Bhreeve, No. 631 Front street, below Coates, on Friday
morning, at IQ o’clock. • *
MOURNIKG GOODS, AT VERY
i_TJ_ LOW PBinKS — JUEI received Black Tamlses,
75 cents; Silk Ohally, 37# cents; Bareges, 12#, 15, and
18¥ cents; Crape Maretz, 18# cents; Camel’s Hair
Bareges, 87# cents; Tamartlnes, 18# cents; Satin Plaid
Bareges, 18# cents; Monsselines, 25 to 31# cents;
Uouweiinnu double wldtb, tflV And A2U ‘ U&Ul*
eeliue«t two yards wide, 81i Figured Slllc Grenadines,
87# cents; Glossy Silks,7o cents; Second Mourning
Chene Bareges, 12# cents; Black and Purple All-Wool
Monsselines, 31# cents.
.BISSON & SON, Mournm* Btore»
80. 818 OHBSTNCT Street.
~jL I IN pursuance of a call of
tlm Republican City Convention, the Republican
parly ot the Nineteenth wacd met «# Ttaflw mulngi
*£6lta inst i nna organiztd by electing (He following om
“president— FLETCHER BUDD. __ _
Yioe Prebidenta—JOHN J. JEFFRIES, J. STULL.
WELL, „ „ '
BeerLtir?— JAß. MILIiIGANi Jn.
Treasurer—JOHN DOB BBS.
It* Attest—J AS, MILiIOAN, J'.
THE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, MARCH 27, 1862
»1T« LECTURE—BENEFIT OF CHRIST
LLS (Evantfelictil Reformed) CHURCH, at Handel
and Ha>dn Hall, corner of GREEN and EIGHTH Sts.
Rev. IHILIP gGHAFF, D. l>.—it Political Asqei*mftud
the right or Revolution," TUESDAY EVENING, Aprii
Ist, 1962, at 8 o’clock. Tickets 25 cents, to be ha iat T,
B. Pugh’s, corner of Sixth and Chmtnnt; Lindsay A
Blafeifiton, Sixth, near Chestnut; Schafler A Knradi,
Fourth and H ood ; and at the door. mh27<st*
at a iielu XAiicirMth,
1892. At the Hall, TULUTV-PEVENTS had
MARKET Street*, to organize a Rnmihltcan Association
for the Twenty-fourth ward, the following-named gen
tlemen were elected os officers of the Association:
President—l). 1\ SOUTHWORTiI.
Vice Presidents—GKO. RI'GAN, GEO. W. MURAD.
Secretary —TQOS. W. MARTIN.
Treasurer—GEO. K, HaLL.
The following resolution was unanimously adopted as
the sense <-f the meeting:
Desoh'cd, That the Republican Association of tho
Twenty-fourth ward declare as the fundamental doctrine
of its faith, adherence to the Constitution of the Uof ted
gtalpfl, with r.n nther interpretation than that of the fa*
Ultra or the Government who framed and expounded its
provisions and with no better defender than Abraham
Lincoln, President and Commander.in Chief, whoso sa
gacious patrioti-m is the meabiire of his zeal, and whose
integrity and honesty are the safecnardu of his Admlnid-
IrfltioDi [lt*] TiloS> W, MARTIN, Bucrutary,
AT A MEETING OF THE EXEC IT
IJjJ TIVE COMMITTEE of tho EIGHTEENTH
WABP, (People’s party.) hold March 24th,the following
was unanimously adopted:
WTiercaß, Tn the death of J ATiTKS TT. HURT wo deeply
feel lhe locs of a friend and un associate, one whose heart
was wnrm, generous, and true—a citizen in whose in
tegrity every one could trnst; but he has left a memory
which will be a noble legacy to those near and dear to
him, and to those who were honored with his friendship.
Resolved, Tlint while wo bow to this decree of Divine
Providence, wo deeply foe! the loss of ono so true, noblo,
an«l erncrona —ono who was a friend indeed.
liesoli-ed. That we keenly feel tin IO3S wo havo sus
tained, and deeply sympathize with the family and friends
in their bireaveineut; and, with them, ever mourn his
loss, and ever cl erisu and preserve in our hearts the
memory of his many virtues.
Rtiolv&tl, Thai as a fitting mark of reject and appre
ciation of his worth, we attend the funeral in a body, and
also forward a copy cf the above to tho family of our de
ceased friend and fellow member
JOHN LAMON, President.
Attest —Thomas L. Ptakfouo, Secretary. It*
FOURTEENTH WARD.—A LARGE
Uof Meeting of Republicans, and others favoring
their principles, was held 2sth 1862, at the llall
corner of Ridge avenue and Grom street, tu organize a
Ward Association, in pursuance of a call of the Republi
can City Convention. Samuel tellers was called to the
chair, and S. 0. llenszcy appointed Secretary.
The mefting being fully organized, ao election was
held for permanent officers of the Association, for the
entiling year, whereupon the following nersons were
duly elected: For President, Samuel Sellers; Vice Presi
dents. Isaac Senueff and G O. P. Stackhouse; Secrotary,
Daniel W. Clark; Treasurer, J. M. Rock nr.
Charles Pryor, Isaac F. Bhstnor, aud Eli Dillin, wore
appointed a Committee on Rules and Regulations for the
government of Association. AfterjJranaacting other
important business, on motion, adjourned, to meet on the
second TUESDAY EVENING in April, at 7ft o’clock.
SAMUEL SELLERS, President.
(Attest.) Si Ci IIIBNSZfiYi Secretary! it*
IV» OFFICIAL.—TREASURY DEPART
MBNT, March 21, 1862.
Holders of Bonds of the United States dated October
Ist, 1861, and payable three yearß from date, are hereby
notified that provision baß been made for the payment,
in<s<s!n, of thd coup l , na of semi-annual interest, which
will become due on the Ist of April prox., agreeably to
their tenor, by the Treasurer of the United States, at
Washington; by the Assistant Treasurers at Boston,
New York, aud Philadelphia, and by the Depository of
the United States at Cincinnati, Ohio.
All Rnch coupons, together with echoduUa showing tbe
number nod an.eunt of each coupon, and the aggregate
sum of each parcel, must be presented, for examination
and verification, at least three full business -days before
payment. S. P. CHASE,
m1)24-5t Secretary of tho Treasury.
DEPOSITORY OF U. S. SANITARY
113 COMMISSION in Philadelphia, 1235 CHEST
NUT Street—Mahch 17,1852.—Th0 articles contributed
to the «* Depository of the Sanitary Commission,” in this
city, have ell been DISTRIBUTED to the sick and
founded Soldiers, in the Military Hospitals and else
where. In view of the exigencies of tlio war, there is
urgent need for ad immediate replenishment of our stock.
Contributions of Hospital Clothing, and of articles needed
by sick and wounded soldiers, are *■ solicited at
the Depository, No. 1235 CHESTNUT Street.
CHARLES J. STIULE,
WM. H. A*HHUBST, g
war. l BEifN,
Committee on the Depository.
ARTICLES MOST NEEDED.
'Woollen Shirts.
Bed Ticks, 3 feet by 7.
Pocket Handkerchiefs.
Hospital Drawers, muslin.
Slippers.
Lint and Bandages.
Jellies.
ARTICLES NOT NEEDED.
Quilts.
Pillow Cases.
Canton Flannel Under Clothing.
Pillows and Cushions.
Preserves. mh24-6fc
PHILADELPHIA AND READING
\i3 RAILROAD COMPANY,Office 2*27 8. FOURTH
To avoid detention, the holders of coupons of this
company, duo on the Ist proximo, are requested to leave
them at this office, on or before tho 31st instant., when
receipts will ho given, and checks will bo ready for de
livery on the Ist proximo, in exchange for said receipts.
xnh22>tsl S. BftvDFORD, Treasurer.
UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA,
UJS (DEPARTMENT OF ARTS.)—The examina
tion of the Ju) ior, Sophomore, and Freshman Classes,
at the close of the Second Term, will be held in the fol
lowing Order!
FItTD \Y, March 21 Bt—From 9to 11, Juniors, by the
Provost, (Intellectual Philosophy,) and Sophomores, by
Prof. Frazer, (Chemistry of the Metalloids,) written.
From 11 to 3, Freshmen, by Prof. Allen, (Herodotus,)
oral.
MONDAY, 24th—From 9 to 11, Juniors, by Prof.
Kradalli (Differential Calculus,) itml Sqplkuwks, by
Prof. Jackson, (Cicero,) written. From 11 to 3, Fresli»
men,by Prof Coppfec.ifHistory,) oral.-'
TUIBDAY, 25th—From 9 to 11, Sophomores, (Trigo
nometry,) and Freshmen, (Algebra,) by Prof. Kendall,
written. From 11 to 1, Juniors, by Prof. Frazer,
(Dynamics,) oral.
WEDNESDAY, 26th—Prom 9 to 11, Sophomcros, by
Prof. Coppfce. (Logic,) oral. From 11 to 1, Juniors, by
Prof. Allen, (Demosthenes,) oral*
THURSDAY, 27th—From 9 to 11, Juniors, by Prof.
Jackson. (Cicero de Officiis,) oral. From 11 to 1, Sopho
mores, by Prof. Allen, (Thucydides,) oral,
FRIDAY, 88ih—Vittu 9 to 11, Freshmen, bp Prof.
Jackson, (Horace’s Satires,) oral.
GEORGE ALLEN,
mhSl-Gt Secretary cf the Faculty of Arts.
»» FAST MAHAXOY RAILROAD COM
IKS PAN¥| Office 407 LIBRARY Street
Philadelphia, March 14,1802.
The ninth (9th) instalment, of five dollars per share,
upon the Capital Stock of tbe Company, will be payable
on the Ist of April next, at their Office.
ARCHIBALD HcINTYRE,
mhlfi-stthtnpl Treasurer.
nr==» AMYGDALOID MINING COMPANY
U 3 OF LAKE SUPERIOR.
Notice is hereby given, that an Instalment of FIFTY
CENTS per share, on each and every share of the Capi
tal Stock of the AMYGDALOID MINING COMPANY
OF LAKE SUPERIOR wllibsdUA&ftd .payable at the
office of the Company, No. 45 South THIRD Street, on
or beforo the first day of APRIL, 1862.
By order of the Board,
mli2o lOt DENDY SHARWOOD, Secretary.
MONUMENT CEMETERY NOTICE*
1} j —An AKsesament of 60 Cents on each and ev*ry
Lot in the Cemetery (not heretofore exempted from tax
ation), will be due and payable, at the Office of the Geme
teiy. No. 141 North SIXTH Street, on the Ist day of
APRIL next.
The poyineftt 6f &L4O dH AHj/ Lot* together with
the assessments now due, will exempt the t-ame from tax
ation or assessments forever hereafter, if .paid before the
Ist day «f APRIL next; if paid after that time, the as
sessment then falling due must be pa>d in addition.
mhl9-12t E. TAYLOR, Secretary.
,V=» OFFICE OF THE CATAWISSA RAIL
IO ROAD COMPANY, No. 308 WALNUT Street.
Philadelphia, March 10, 1862.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.—The Annual Meet
ing of the Stockholders of this Company will be held on
TUESDAY, ihe first day of April, 1860, at 12 e’ftleek
noon, at the Company’s office, No. 308 WAINUT Stroot,
in the city of Philadelphia.
The Annual Election for President and Directors will
be held on MONDAY, the fifth day of May, 1862, at the
Company’s office.
mhUMapl WM. B. FISHER, Secretary
AVIS AUX LIONS dr LA MODE.
LKJJ Mr. P. Andriot a l’honneor d’infohmer les
Francais et les strangers qu’il est aujourd’hoi
gerakt de la maison, GRANVILLE BTOKES, 609
CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
It guarautie par Fa position am homines dfl gOTjt, qne
ses v&temens porterons nn cachet de distinc
tion iunimitablo et a des prix a 25 pour cent au des9ous
de n’importe quelle maison. Sa longue etude etsa pra
tique Pont mis en rapport avec les artistes les plus habiles
de Bapartie, taut a Paris mi’a Irondrss, et uni Ini foiivnl
roiia tonjonrs les Tins uimyeiies modes et les miens per
t6es de ces doux pays.
Avis a ceux qui tienuent h etre ft l’avance des modes,
mtil-lm '
riIOTOGUAFfI ALBUMS.
PHOTOOIIAPH AL BUMS.
Wo have now ready, of our own manufacture,
A COMPLETE AND EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS,
Made of the very best materials, and equal, if not supe
rior, iu style and finish, to any now in the market, whilst
they are offered at
LOWER PRICES THAN ANY OTHER 3,
Tho ftggoitment. comprises several new varieties! as
well as
Every Album is furnished with a
TITLE-PAGE AND INDEX,
Printed in Gold.
LIST OF STYLES AND PRICES.
EXTENSION AND POCKET ALBUMS.
No. 1. Bound in morocco, tucks, for 12 Portraits. 80.75
(So arranged as to display six portraits at one view.)
No. 2. Cloth, gilt edges, and clasp, for 12 portraits, $0 75
3. « n ** 24 44 1.00
4. Imt mor. “ “ 12 44 0,99
fi. M H tUCiSi 12 II OJs
6. ii <i clasp, 24 k 1.25
7. «i <« tucks, 24 *» 100
8. Turk. mor. »« clasp, 12 “ 1.50
9. « ** « 24 «‘ 2.00
ALBUMS FOR THE CENTRE TABLE.
10. Cloth, gilt edges, for 20 portraits, $l-25
11. I* I* W “ 1.50
12. «♦ * 4 40 “ 1.75
13. ii ‘I 50 “ 2 00
Any of the above four styles* with clasp , fifty
cents extra .
R. Imi. mor., gi. edgM, SO H Q-5Q
16. 4* n 4* SO ** 3.00.
16. « *i ‘I 40 “ 3.50
17. *i <« ii 50 “ 4 00
18. Turk, mor., i* twodaspß, 20 “ 3.75
IQ ii a n 30 ii 4,00
20. H «• *i 40 <i 4.50
21. 44 «4 4, gO <« 6.00
22. <i i* «pan. side 20 << 5.25
23. ** i« *» *4 80 i* 6 50
24. i* ** 44 ii 40 (( 5.75
ss! 44 44 44 a 60 a fi.oo
26. Velvet, giUmount’g, <* ♦♦ 20 ♦* 5.50
27. “ <4 ‘1 30 ii 5.75
28. ii ii i< 40 4t 6.00
29. 4< • u a 50 a 6.50
30. Tnrksy, gilt edge » f obi. 4to 60 •» 7.00
91. « *4 ii 10 « 7.50
82. *i “ ii 100 « 8 00
33. ii 44 «pan. side 60 “ 8.75
34. *» *i ** “ 80 «« 9.25
35 14 44 44 a 100 i» 9.75
QUARTO ALBUMS.
Imitation for 250 portraits, 87.50
Turkey morocco, for 200 44 8.60
Turkey morocco, with two clasps, for 20 14 12.50
.IMPERIAL QUARTO ALBUMS.
This superb Album is intended for the full-size Oval
Portraits, or for Groups and Landscapes.
Turkey nntiquo, with elegant clasp, Tor so portraits, sio
44 a 40 *4 12
a <i 60 ii 14
Published by
WILLIAM S. ft ALFRED MARTIEN,
m1.24.H COO CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia.
R ELMER’S IVORYTYPES ARE
rated amongst the finest pictures of the time. The
artist lies displayed ability of high order in imitating the
natural color Of complexion, Lair, and eyes of the origi
nal. SECOND Street, above Green. It*
Ladies* and gents* hair
DYED arllstieally, at FOURTH and BRANCH.
mh22-iftf
SALT, SALT.—2O,OOO Sacks Liver
pool ground, 5,000 Ashton’s and MarshaU’s fine,
50,600 begs Ashton and Star Mills Dairy and Table Salt,
for pule in lots, by ALEX. Kfißß,
m1.27.6t* 136 SOUTH and 320 NO BT R Wharves.
VTEBEL " SHINPLABTERS. FTve
111 different C. S. A. Shinplasters, insned by the Bank
ot Tenuewwi and Corporations of Yr'ioobMtori OhirlMt
tosn, and Richmond, Va., Tor sale, wholesale and retail,
gt UPHABTB, No. 403 Street. mu»-3t*
Philadelphia, March 21, i 862.
NEW DESIGNS AND CLASPS.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
QPENING.
FIRST OPENING!
or
PARIS MANTILLAS,
ON
THURSDAY, 97th INST,
THOS. W. EVANS & GO.,
818 AND 820 CHESTNUT STREET.
mb2o*3t
JJEMOVAL OF THE
PARIS MANTILLA,
CLOAK, AND FUR EMPORIUM
TO
No. 920 CHESTNUT St.
J- W. PROCTOR & CO.
hi&l-S-lM
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN,
& ARRISON,
No. 1008 CHESTNUT Street,
Respectfully invite the attention sf buyers to their new
and large stock of
FINE AND RICH NOTTINGHAM LACE and
MUSLIN CURTAINS,
AND
LACE AND MUSLIN DRAPERIES,
bought at a and will be sold a bargain.
Hih22-stuth6t
EYEE & LANDELL, FOURTH and
ABOH Streets, have now in store a fine stock of
GOODS FOB FAMILY CUSTOM.
Neat FlaM Good Silks.
Solid Colored Plain Silks.
Sol’d Colored Figured Silks.
Best Quality Black Silks.
Double*faced Figured Silks.
Grenadines, Worked Figures.
Spring Stock of Drtsa Goods.
French Chintzes, New Styles.
British Chintzes. 12# cents.
Neat and Gay Ginghams.
Cassimeres for Youths 1 Clothes.
Damask Table Linen and Napkins.
Pillow CaaiDgs and Sheetings
Fnll assortment of White Goode.
Valenciennes Lace Collars and Sets.
Spring Gloves, Embroidered Backs.
Shawls of this Spring’s styles.
Zou*Zous Walking Jackets.
Full L ! ne of Spring Cloaks.
Cloths for the Zou-Zous.
Aqua Scutum Waterpreofs.
Waterproof Cloaks, made up.
All-wocl Shepherds 1 l’laids.
Shepherds’ Plaids, all grades.
CLOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOAKS!
THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN THE CITX
IVENS & CO/S,
No. 23 SOUTH NINTH STREET.
THE LARGEST STOCK*
THE BEST ASSORTMENT*
THE CHOICEST COLORS ,
THE FINEST QUALITIES*
THE MOST SUPERB TRIMMINGS,
THE NEWEST STI'LES*
THE BEST WORK *
AND
DECIDEDLY THE LOWEST PRICES ,
IN TnE CITY,
AT
IVEN S & CO.’S,
No. 23 SOUTH NINTH STREET.
"VTEW CLOAK STORE!
jj| The moat elegant assortment in the city.
No. 29 South NINTH Street,
mh26-3m First door above Chestnut.
/CLOAKS.—If you want ibe best value
for your money, go to the City Cloak Store, 142
North EIGHTH Street, above Cherry. mh2&-3m
CLOAKS!
A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT
OP
ALIi THE NEWEST STYLES IMPORTED THIS
BBaSjN,
With every new material, mode up and trimmed in the
very beat manner, at prices that defy all competition,
AT THE
PARIS CLOAK STORE,
N. E. CORNER EIGHTH AND WAD NUT STS.
mb26-3m .
/COOPER & CONARD are selling
from a fine fresh slock—
BOYS’ WEAR, including—
Neat Check Caseimeres,
Neat Stripe Cassimeres,
Novel fixtures and Fancies,
Solid Grays. Modes, and Blacks,
6-4 Grays and Modes for little fellows,
Fine Caseimeres for men’s wear,
Good Black Cloths for coats,
Silk Mixtures for pants and coats.
Shepherd’s Plaid Caseimeres,
Shepherd’s Plaids for ladies’ wear,
OloakiDg Cloths of tho right shades, .
American Prints and Ginghams,
Linens of good strong fabric,
Barnriey Table Linens,
Heavy Wide Goods, neat patterns.
Spring Cloaks opening every day.
mb2s southeast corner NINTH and MARKET.
CHEAP DRY GOODS, CARPETS,
OTL-CLOTHS, AND WINDOW SHADES —V.
E. ARCHAMBAULT, N. E. corner ELEVENTH and
MARKET, will open, this morning, a cheap lot of
fine Bleached Muslins, 9, 10, and cheap lot of
Delaines, 12, 18, and 22c ; cheap lot of new style
Chintzes, 10 and 12jfc.; cheap lot of CaßSimeres, 50, 62,
and 75c.; cheap lot of Ingrain Carpets, 31, 37, 50, and
62c; cheap lot of Floor Oil-clethß, 31 to 50c.; cneaplot
pf Window Shades, 50, 62, and 75c.. mh2i-12t
New embroidered piano
AND TABLE COVERS.
Just opened, new ana desirable styles of Embroidered
Cover?, at low prices.
SHEPPARD, TAN HARLINGEN, & ARBISUN,
mb22‘6t 1008 OBBBTNPT Street.
H STEEL & SON HAVE NOW
. OPEN
10,000 YARDS OP FANCY SILKS,
Of all grata nod dualities, parshased pile™ far be,ow
the cost Of importation, consequently they are able to
offer one of the LARGEST and CHEAPEST assortments
of Fancy Silks in the city.
Rich Fancy Silks from 88c lo $2.
Two-faced Fancy Silks 75c, worth 51.12^.
CHEAPEST 75c-SILKS IN THE CITY.
Good styles at 50 and worth 88c.
Small Fluid Silks 50c, worth 75c.
Solid Green and Blue Silks, 76c.
Two-faced Figured Black Silks 75c, worth $l.
Also, a LARGE and CHOICE assortment of
NEW SPRING DRESS GQGPSt
NEW STYLES OF ENGLISH AND MEBRIMAC
AND ALL AMERICAN CHINTZES, 12*c.
No. 713 North TENTH Street, abeve Coatee
N. B—New Goods opening daily. mh22
"VTEW SPRING GOODS.
Xl Assortments received of
Plain Brown Po de Soiea.
Modes and Bright Colors.
Neat Checked Silks.
Black Figured S»!lUi
Gtossy Cloaking Silks.
New and neat printed Lawns.
Plain Styles of Organdies.
Rich printed Organdies.
Children’s neat fine Chintzes.
Piques f«r Girls, mid Wrappers.
New, neat, and rich De Laines.
Bright plaid Worsteds.
New printed Bareges, very cheap.
Foulard Robes, at very low rates.
New Spring Shawls and Mantles.
SHARP LBS 3 BROS.
tthl9 CHESTNUT and EIGHTH Btreets
From a bankrupt stock.
WILL OPEN THIB MORNING—
BQ dozen Ij C Hdkfe. at $1.50 per dozen.
27 u «i i* at#L62 «
4 ii Genta’ Bordered Qdkfa. S 6 per dozen.
2 ii Ladies’ hemmed at 37# cents each.
3 ii ii «i 3 tucks, at 62# cents.
4 h <t 4* 3 tucks, at 75 cents.
2 4* Suspenders at 37£ coats.
4 <| 44 At 50 centa
6 i* *♦ at 75 cents.
«< it «i at 87 cents.
Also, a nice assortment of Dress Goods!, at
’ JOHN H. STOKES’,
702 ARCH Street.
». B —Jaottson's iditr&ud CttiiUaa-hoiuaPJilNOIL.
All Merchants and Bankers use them.
-VTEW SPRING PRINTS,
1V( CHOICE STYLES.
MBBBIMACS,
SPRAGUE,
PACIFIC,
ALL TWELVE AND A HALF CENTS.
A large lot best Btyleß and fast colora at 10c.
COWPBRTHWAIT A CO
mhls-tr N. W. cor. EIQBTH and MARKET fita.
-XTEW FURNITURE CHINTZES
Xl AND IURNITURE COVERINGS.
Tho subscribers respectfully Invite ‘the attention of
buyer* to their new stock of Furniture Chintzes and
Covcfitifit.
SBEPPAED, VAN HARLINGEN A ARBISON,
mh22-6trp 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
A FAIR FIELD AND NO FAVOR*
bnt that of the public, whose favor REIVSR
hue pained to an unlimited extent* by the «*coliQnt .Qua
lity of bis Colored PHOTOGRAPHS for ftl. SECOND
Street, above Green.
A DOR’S HAIR DTE, 25 CENTS.
Boxes Refilled. 53 South THIRD street, above
CHESTNUT.
Strangers coming to the city
should visit the Model Hair-dyeing Establishment
and Bathing Saloon, FOURTII and BRANCH.
mhS7-iftf
Key. tresham gregg, p. d
A very line Card Photograph or ltev. T. Gregg, D.D,
Price, 26 cents. Mailed free of postagi.
MoAIiLISTEB A BROTHER,
mh26.St 123 CHESTNUT Street.
IJiO HOOP-SKIRT
MA.NTJ FACTU RF.RS.
TOR SALE—THIRTY BRAIDING UAOIU:SE3,
with XVindor and Doubler. W. D. Bloatt niioKcr /julil_td a
sscrifice. on account of death. Apply to JNO. fiOWAN,
Empire Works,foot of East TWENTY-FIT DH Street,
New York. ‘ mh-6 3t
FiESH BOLL BUTTER. ’EGGS, &o„
rcc-vved o»ii 7 »i s. 2. GW.WALW 1 , Ho. 813
SPRING OARDSN atreet. axha&-t.
CLOTHING.
rpo THE GENTLEMEN OF FHI-
LADELI'HIA AND VICINITY
A CARD.
It haying been next to an impossibility, hereto
fore, to obtain CUSTOMER-MADE CLOTHING,
at MODERATE TRICES, and finding that many
gentlemen would prefer their Clothing MADE TO
ORDER, if they could secure at the same time
REALLY FIRST-CLASS STYLES, and at
REALLY REASONABLE FRICKS, wo hayo, at
the earnest solicitation of our patrons, organized,
in.connection with our extensive Ready-Made
Saies-Rooms, a complete CUSTOMER DEPART
MENT, in which the prominent features are,
Ist. Fine and Medium Materials, made up in
first-class styles; -
2d. Unexceptionable Fitting Garments;
3d. Prices FAR LOWER THAN HAS BEEN
CUSTOMARY;
4th. A corps of the most oelobrated cutters in
this country.
N. B.—An extensive assortment of the choicest
imported and domestic fabrics from the New York
and Philadelphia markets, suitable for Coats, Pants,
and Vests, always on hand.
U2P A viEit is solicited.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
MERCHANT TAILORS AND CLOTHIERS,
“ OAK HADE,”
S. E cor. SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
mh27-tf
DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
gELLING OFF.
WHOLESALE STOCK AT RETAIL.
SILK VESTING 3, formerly #3 00, now S2.OD.
MARSEILLES, “ $1.50, now $l.OO.
CaSSIMERES for men’s wear, and Jodies 1 Cloaks,
25 per cent, under former prices, &c,, &c.
A. H. GIBBS,
>]l26-lm 531 MARKET STREET, Up stairs.
gIBEEY MOLTEN, &|
WOODRUFF.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS QF
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS,
No. 531 MARKET STREET,
Are now opening and daily receiving a new and
CHOICE STOCK
OF
SILKS, DRESS GOODS,
WHITE GOODS and EMBROIDERIES,
SHAWLS, RIBBONS, GLOVES, MITTS, Sic.
They respectfully call the attention of buyers gene
rally. mh2s-lm
1862. SPRINa - 1862.
ABBOTT. JOHNES. & CO.,
53? MARKET STREET,
Have now open an entirely new and attractive stock in
ENGLISH, FRENCH, GERMAN, AND
AMERICAN
DRESS GOODS.
Also, a full assortment in
WHITE GOODS, RIBBONS, GLOVES,
SHAWLS, &c., &c.,
To which they invito the attention of the trade.
mh24-tap3o
JAMES, KENT,
SANTEE, & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
. OF
DRY GOODS,
Noe. 239 and 241 N. THIRD STREET, ABOVE
RACE, PHILADELPHIA,
Have dow open their usual
LARGE AND COMPLETE STOCK
°F
FOREISN AND DOMESTIC DRV GOODS,
Among which will be found ft more than usually attrac
tive variety of
LADIES’ DRESS GOODS;
Also, a full assortment of
MERRIMACK AND COCHECQ PRINTS,
and
PHILADELPHIA-MADE GOODS.
To which they invite the special attention of buyers.
mli2l-2m
MILLINERY GOODS
c£ spring. 18 02 4
M. BERN HEIM,
No. 726 CHESTNUT STREET,
Has now in store, and is daily receiving, the latest
styles in
RIBBONS, FRENCH FLOWERS,
WREATHS, SILKS, CRAPES,
LACES,
AND OTHER
MILLINERY GOODS,
To which he respeotfully invites the attention of the
TKADE.
BRICES LOW.
mh24-2oi
1862. SPBIMa ' 1862.
LOUIS DANNENBAUM,
No. 57 North SECOND Street.
(Between Market and Arch,)
is now prepared to offer a large stock of
RIB B O NS,
SILKS, AND MILLINERY GOODS.
Merchants and Milliners will find an admirable assort
ment of the above Goods, of the newest stylos, at low
figures, and are invited to call and examine.
i»- *• weld bought is half sold."
roha.l2t*
1862. SPKING - 1862
WOOL & CARY,
(Successors to Lincoln, Wood, Ss Nichols,)
No. T 25 CHESTNUT STREET,
Have now in Store a complete stock
OP
STRAW AND MILLINERY GOODS,
piT.K J3ONNETS,
6TRAW AND PALM-LEAF HATS, Ac.
To which they respectfully invite tho attention of the
former patfAM of the house and tho trade generally.
mar!2-2m
dfi SI ‘ RINO - 1862.
RIBBONS, MILLINERY.
AND
STRAW GOODS.
ROSENHEIM* BROOKS.
& 00.,
NO. 431 MARKET STREET,
Have now open-and to whisk daily addition, aromade
tteir USUAL HANDSOME VARIETY
or
RIBBONS.
BONNET MATERIALS, FLOWERS,
RUCHES.
STRAW AND FANCY BONNETS,
MI6SES’ AND CHILDREN’S HATS,
FLATS, SHAKIR HODDS, and
ALL OTHER ARTICLES IN SHE MILLINERY
LINE,
Which will he offered at the v
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
The attention of the trade ia reßpectfully invited.
BT Funicular attonlioa siveu to filling orders.
mhl3a2m
mHoMAS KENNEDY & BRO.,
729 CHESTNUT Stroet, below Eighth.
A. Choice Stock of
SPRING MILLINERY GOODS/
mhlS-SmJ AT LOW PRIOE3. /
X ABIES’ TRUSSES, SUBi’ORT
XJ EBB. BRACES, and other Mechanical Appliances,
oi correct oonbtroction and easy to the weaker. For sale
and adjustment at U. H. NEEDLES’ LA’jlES’ STORE,
TV ELF TB Street, first door below Ra'.-e.
Geuttemen retiulrlng Rupture Iru*-ses will call at the
BovitWcstcofiio? rWULPTH and.fiXUE,whflPAo.fl.
I?, gives attention to ihLt speelftiaw*iura. tnhl‘l Sffilf
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
J~yR. LIGHTHILL’S NEW WORK.
Just Published:
A POPULAR TREATISE
DEAFNESS.
ITS CAUSES AND PREVENTION,
By B. BUNFORD LIGSTHILL, M. D.,
with Illustrations.
One elegant 12mo, cloth bound. Uricc 50 couts.
The deplorable degree of iguorance existing among the
general public in regard to matters concerning this highly
valuable organ, be# convinced the author that a popular
work on the subject would b? of immense value, and he
has endeavored in tikis little volume to dtasetninalc, iu
plain and simple language, a perfect knowledge of the
causes which prodnee dtfnfnessy and the moit ns liost cal ni •
lated for its prevention.
# Sent by mail on'receipt of &0 cents,
CAKLffTOKr Publisher,
(late Rndd A Cnrleton),
No. 413 BROADWAY, corner Lispenard street,
mli27-tlll!u6t Row York.
PETERSON’S COUNTERFEIT DU
TKCTOR FOR APRIL is published this morn
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-JL TKCTOR FOR APRIL is published this morn
inir. I*
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year semuamirully, or ten cents a number.
PETERSON’S DETECTOR iscorrected by DKEXEQ
Sl CO., BANKERS, and is the only correct aad reliable
Connforfrit Pmrc'pr iwl mry tint
takes any paper money at all nhuuld send and subscribe
to it at once, to the oflico of Publication, at
T B. PETERSON & BROTHERS’,
No. 306 CHESTNUT afreet, Philadelphia.
As au advertising medium for advertising all branches
ef business, and to reach Country Storekeepers every
where, PBTfikSoN’S DETECTOR Is one of the best In
the country, as it circulates everywhere. Advertisements
will be inserted in it at very low prices It
TUST PUBLISHED,
TnI.II, completing the
ONLY WLI. AVI' AOOURATK HTHTION!
BENGEL’S GNOMON OF TBE NEW TESTAMENT.
Newly translated from the original Latin, by T. O.
Lewis, A. M., and M. R. Vincent. A. M., Professors
in Tr»y University. Complete in 2 vols, Bvo. Cloth,
$5: Sheep, $6; half Turkey Morocco, $7.50.
<< The work of editiug and translating has fallen into
bands m ail respects competed, and has been done in the
mofct thorough and intelligent manner. No book de
serves better to be on the table of every Biblical student.”
—N. Y. Independent.
«• A decided improvement on the Edinburgh edition.” —
N. Y. Evangelist.
ruhliohfd by FfiRKINPINFi $ HI€&lNSi
mh2avst No 56 North FOURTH street, Philadelphia.
TRIMMINGS.
RADIES’
h
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
We invite the attention of buyers to our large and
well-Belected Btock of
LADIES’ DRESS AND MANTILLA,
Together with a good line of
STAPLE TRIMMINGS,
BERLIN ZEHIYR VOBSTBP,
PRUSSIA BINDINGS,
WORSTED SKIRT BRAIDS,
GIRDLES, TASSELS,
SILK EMBROIDERING BRAID,
FANCY SILK BUTTONS,
BELTINGS,
BUGLE GIMP AND BUTTONS,
VELVET RIBBONS,
CHENILLE SILK HEAD NETS,
ETC., ETC., ETC.
The goods Wing of oiirOWn hiAiiiififttttre MidiMpOttA
tion, we can offer them at the very lowest prices.
WM, H. HOB STM ANN & SONS,
FIFTH AND CUE HR V STS.
MILITARY GOODS.
gKY -BLUE KEBSEYS.
(27 and 54-INOH.)
DARK-BLUE KERSEYS,
DARK-BLUE JNJb’ANXRY QLQTH3,
INDIQO-BLUE CAP CLOTHS,
SKY-BLUE CASSIMERES, (New Regulation,
for Offioers’Pants.)
WHITE DOME? y&AMJTEWJ,
OAHTON FLANNELS,
iOoz.t 120 z., & looz. TENT PUCE.
AU warranted United States Army standard.
FOR SALE BT
ALFRED SLADE & GO.,
40 South FRONT Street, and 39 LETITIA Street,
Philadelphia. felß-tmyl
Brass grommets and eye-
LETS for Military Blankets and Leggings. Manu
factured and for sale in any quantity at FIFTH and CO
LUMBIA Avenue. [rohB.lm*} E. IVINS.
YARNS. BATTS, & CARPET CHAINS.
H. FRANOISCUS,
WHOLESALH DEALER IN YARNS,
433 MARKET and 0 North FIFTH Street.
PHILADELPHIA.
Buyers will find a full Stock of
COTTON, LINEN, AND WOOLLEN
CARPET CHAIN,
COTTON YARN,
TWIST, FILLING, WADDING, BATTING,
COTTON LAPS,
TIE YARNS, TWINES, CANDLE WICK,
COV2RLET YARN, BROOM TWINES, SHOE THREAPS,
etLLiva Astn seimh vwinea,
BED CORDS,
WASH AND PLOUGH LINES,
COTTON, HEMP, AND MANILLA OORDAOE.
Also, a full assortment of
FLY NETS.
Which he offers at Manufacturers
LOWEST NET CASH PRICES.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
H. FRANOISOUS.
433 MARKET and 5 North FIFTH Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
WHOLESALE DEALER J3f
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE.
Always on hand, a full Stock of
TUBS, BUCKETS, CHURNS, MEASURES, BROOMS,
WHISKS,
FANCY BASKETS,
WALL, SORUB, and SWEEPING BRUSHES,
LOOKING-GLASSES and WINDOW PAPER,
Mats, Keelers, Flour Buckets, Nest Boxes,
WASH BOARDS, ROLLING And CLOTHES PINS
FLOOR and TABLE OIL CLOTHS.
BPfJOOL, MARKET, and DINNER BASKETS,
gleds, SatT9W9) Carriages) Hobby Horses, Ac., Ad.
All Goods sold at
LOWEST NET CASH PRICES.
nahll»2m
GENTS* FURBISHING GOODS
QRORGKE GRANT,
MANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER IN
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 610 CHESTNUT STREET.
mhSO’Sra
jjIT.ANNEL OVER-SHIRTS
FOR THE ARMY.
FINE SHIRTS.
COLLABS, STOCKS, AND
WRAPPERS.
Manufactured at
w. W. KNIGHTS.
NO. 606 ARCH STREET.
■7" A full line of
TIES, SCARFS, GLOVES, BUSPENESARB,.
HOSIERY, AND UNDERCLOTHING,
Always os hand. mbSa-tf
Fse shirt manufactory.
Tha fihiftribag would Invito attention to hla
IMPROVED OUT OF BHI STS*
Which he makes a specialty in his booiasg* AJao,oo&*
’‘“hOVELTIEB FOB GENTLEMEN’S' WEAR.
,T. W. SCOXE.
GENTLEMEN'S FIISSISHBB KIOSK.
No. 814 CHESTNUT STREBT,
lat-tt Four doors below th» Continental.
IN THE ORPHANS? COURT FOR
THE CITY AND COUNT?. OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of NICHOLAS BfISLVKRSON, deceased,
Notice is hereby given MARGARET HBLVRB
SON, widow of said decedant* baa tiled in said Court her
petition, ap.d nn apprahamant of tho persona] property
which slip, claims to reiaiai under the act of Assembly of
Hih April, 1851, ami supplement thereto, and that the
same ar*iU be approved by tho Court, unless exceptions
are fiW, on FRIDAY, the lSih day of April, 1882.
y.AfiCH 2&i i§U2, THORN, for Petitioner.
TTiVERY DAY BRINGS SOME-
Pj i'IUN3 NEW —The newest is-that BEIMERM
lifQiUiZO are made at war prices.
lUt it iH not news that they nrv the finest pictures niwie,
SECOND Street, above Green, It*
TF YOU WANT GOOD POUND
I BUTTER, go to 8. Z. GOTTWALS\ No. 812 SPRI SO
GARDEN . MkOi-tf
A REWARD IS OFFERED to the
one who will return to No. POti BPRCJCK Street a
PlfltdF, containing about ?9U, two likenesses and some
visiting card! with tha kihiiib of Ut« lull uffiwrtn&t lost
:i on SALirday, tho 224 lust, ihOmSF*
AUCTION' SAMtS.
frflUfcg, 250 CARRIAGES AT At/C-
HuIMtTfIBCOHB TRiVDE SiXE AT PIHLA-
DELPHI A.
OS' ITEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1862,
At 10 o'clock A. M 1
AT THE BAZAAR, NINTH AND »ANBOM STB.
The assortment will be rery extensive and complete,
comprising at Innst
TWO AND FIFTY UAEMUGUS,
Frcm the best manufrttfurers of this city and Wllmiag*
ton, Bel., most of which will bo warranted
No postponement oi account of the woirtlftr.
mb2s-6tlf ALFRED M\ HERKIfSBS, Aafctromwr.
AitHJSJfiMKNTS).
Concert hall.
BY SPECIAL IHSMJB3T
From many of our lending citizens,
*!» Er MUR3Op£T
>vni give two more or w»■
SKLECT READINGS^
ON THURSDAY AND SATURDAY SVENIWDS;
March 27th and 20th.
Office for the sale of Tickets now open &t r lhe Hall ahtJF
Music Stores. N. B.— I The entertainment v.W close be-'
fore lb o’clock, and no morn riohots will tio f/cM 'than the'
llnil will accommodate. Single tickets, 60 erfifs. Both
Beadings, 75 cents. snh2d 4t
PROGRAMME FOR THIS EVENING, Slsrfti'ltf.
Part Fut.-T.
gelec ions from the Tragedy of flumlot—Tho
Advice to the Piujers, and the Prince’s '
Eulogy of Horatio ShakHpoaife.
Extract from the “Giaour”—Ancient and
Mc-dtru Greece Contrasted Byron.
Pcem—“Drilting” (by re'iurst) T. Bnctannu Bond.'
Ballsd—“Oomrc CftcdespiEa’flStandard; or,
Thb Djlfc* Hafa’h Hatlte Grp” ‘it*. A. B6kb?>
Ode—“ Alexander’s Feast: or, The Power
ofaiuri"”
Poem—“ Charge of the Light Brigade at
Baiaklava,” (hy reams*).
P.WIT Skco.vd.
Soleettonfl from the Tragedy of Maohoth—
The Murder of King Duncan, including
Macbeth’s Address to the Air-drawn Dag
ger
Ballad—‘‘Young Lockiovar”
numerous Skcich from the Pickwick Papers
—MrVioVuick’iAdventnra with ttoLndy
in the Yellow Curl Papers
“Tom King’s I’leaMuitricr \ or, The Trou-
M» h of MomJeiir Tonhou ’ Jona Taybr.
room « pen at 7 # ; commence at 8 o’clock. It
REPETITION OF THE CONCERT
BY THE IIAHiMOHIA MUSICAL SOCIETY* at
the ML'STCAL FUND HALL, on TUESDAY ISVJS
KINOj April 1. The
OAhTATA OF RUTH,
Composed by Mr. Frank Parley, anil received with plea*
sure and applause by a laree audience, wilt bo repeated*
together with a selection of niiiicelliwionim nniairi contains »
in" Soles, Duetts, Choruses, An., and the same popular
singers will give their valuable assistance, with the whole
Socittr.
TICKETS FIFTY CENIS EXCH,
For sale at Gould’s, atid the other principal Music and
Bonk Stores, anti at the Musical Fund Hall.
For purficolftrp ago progranimoa.
Advice to the players—lo
- at CONCERT HALL. It
WALNUT-STREET THEATRE—
NINTH OB* TTALITUT Str?&W,
MRS. Cl. A. GABRETTSOK
Bole Lesson.
THIS (THURSDAY) EVENING, March 27,
The performance will commence with
HAMLET,
nutimumimJr Edvrin Adams,
, Dllsb Alice Grey,
Mrs. Anna Cowell.
Hanilpt..
Gertrude.
Ophelia.,
THE TOODLEB.
Tooi-Jes
Mrs. Toodhrß’
Prices—so, 37j(i75i nud 25 conts; Private Boxofli
95 and 93, according to their locale.
OIIAhGE OF TIME.
Doors open at 7 o'clock. To commence at 7)4
Drifting— to-night, at con
cert HA Ml. n
CONTINENTAL THEATRE.
PUDLIC ATTENTION INVITED
ONLY THREE NIGHTS MORE OF
THE DRAWING-ROOM ENTERTAINMENT OF
VNOLB TOti’B OABlft.
THE liiST UNCLE TOM MATINEE WILL BH
GIVEN ON SATURDAY NEXT.
In rehearsal, T. S. Arthur’s
GREAT MORAL TE3IPERINCE STORY,
In dramatic form. entitled
“TEN NIGHTS IN A BAR-ROOM.”
MACARTIIY j” OK, PEEP O’ DAY,
ALEXANDER’S FEAST—TO
NIGHT, At CONCERT HALL. It
MRS. JOHN DREW'S
ARCH-STREET THEATRE.
Acting Stage Manager W. S. FREDERICKS.
Buflinesa Ageutaud Treasurer JOS D. MURPHY.
64th NIGHT AND 3d MONTH OF JOHN DREW.
THURSDAY EVENING, March 27,
THE RIVALS.
Slp Liuilus O’Tflggt-P
Sir Anthony Absolute.
Iu conclusion, THE REVIEW.
Looney MeTwoiter Mr. John Drew.
FRIDAY, JOTTN DREW’S BENKFIC.
In active preparation, OROHOORE-NA-UILUOGE.
Scats can be secured for Ml John Drew s reprflsimtfl®
tiena llirte days iu advance, Doors opou at 7 o’clocte;
performance commence? at. 7# preci-ety '.
pHAKGE' OF TBE LIMIT BRI-
P.APIt-'TO-XTOnT, nt COKWSRT IT ALL It
X MUBItiAN AUal>£M? OF MU
JTjL bio,
MARK lIASSLKU’S 1
VOCAL AND. INSTRUMENTAL
TESTIMONIAL concert,
EASTER MOKPAY EVENING, APRIL 21.
Purticulftis in riilnro unnounuuincuts. mh2o»6£
YOUNG LOOHlWVAH—to
night, nt CONCERT HALL. It
Assembly buildings.—lndia
AND TP2 GREAT SEPOY IIBBEIiiiION.—A.
beautiful aud thrilling Bxhibitiou from the Royal Poly
technic Institute, London. EVERY EVENING and'oa.
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNuONS, com
mencing MONDAY, March 24.
The Entertain* ent consists of ft aeries of brilliantly R-
Ivminaled Tabtcan&i llliitdruiUig tccnory, architects rp T ,
and customs of thu gorgeous East. Also, the principal
events connected with the late Mutiny in India—Tha
great Buttle of Havelock; Jessie Brown at Lucknow;
Mieß'Wheeler defending herself from tho Sepoys; Slog*
and Fall of Delhi, Ac., Ac.
A NOVEL FEATURE for SATURDAY AFTER*
NOONS—Combination Entertainment of Music Rod Art
introducing Herr EXGELK&’S celebrated Quartette.
£7* See Programmes
AdmißFion 25 cents. Six tickets, $l. Children, when
accompanied by adults, 10 ceuls. Commence, Evenings
at eight; Afternoons at three o'clock, Doors open out
hour previously. Communications should be addressed to
mhlT-tf JUHN TOT.
PICKWICK’S ABYENTUKES
WITH THE LADY IN YELLOW CURL PA
I’EBS— 1 1 0-NIGHT, at CONCERT HALL. i» It
TOM KING’S PIEASANTRIKS;
Or, THE ADVENTURES OF MONS. TONSON
—TO-NIGHT, nt CONCERT HALL. It
WANTS.
WA NT E D.—By an eapenienced
Book-Keeper* a situation as book-keeper or as-
Bletant, M » niB()t*r»ls BSlitry, gslfpfsetpfy r»f«r»nce
given, incluaing present employers. Addreae O; r.
Press office. mh26-3t*
WANTED— A GIBL TO DO
general housework. Good rec^mraendavioxw
reauirpd. Apply at 1624 North FIFTiCUNTH StraeL
mhl9
JUJSITEU STATES MARINES.—
Wanted, for the United States Marine Corps, for
eea service Aboard otmen-ot-war, SBVBRAJj HUN--
AdLK-tiUUIMD MSB, Wwaaa tbs Mii
of eighteen an(3 forty yo&ro. Young raen from the-coun
try not lees than 6* foet inches high, who shall pau
the medical examinatien, and onlist, will receive three
ettitb per mile for tho distance travoHod in coming to the-
BenJe/.vous. at 311 South FRONT Street, below Spruee,.
PhJlflficlphift. All odher information that may be re*«
Quired will be givei. JAMKS LHWISt Captain,
mh2l-12t and Ttecrntting nfflear
FOR SALE AJND TO LET.
Afe WANTED TO RENT=A mod D
- rate-sizul house with modern, improvements. Ad-.
diets P. 0., Box 2348, staling rent. mh2T«2t»
TO LET—House) POPLAR. Street,
liiiil Esai. TU'Wlleth eight rormiß u !mt]| [lllfljT»n. Rent
only 8160. AWllf M J H. WHEELED; No. llßi South
FI FI H Street. It*
a FRUIT TRESS.:—Best solvation
Sl unto, 3*nrst (diorrieii Peaches, and PlurWi ot ex>
tra size nuri inmlity, isnst certain Jwaritig kinds; a supe
rior stock oJGrnamental Tteos anil sraall fniits,.
WU.LU.Mi PAKliy,
CISNAMIJiSOK. Hew Jersey.
ml>27- 01*
INSURANCE COMPANIES
ENGLAND- MUTUAL.
LIFE INSURANCE* GO.
03? BOSTON.
ESTABLI33&D 154.3.
AcewHiilutcl CsH'itoLw
Cash Dividends Puid &iuc« Ofgnni,-
nation, nearly 1*000,00(1*
Sviplus-ovk LiaJiiliAuSt ab0ut...... 1,000,000.
ASSETS.
Value of Real Estate hold by the Comrhny. .5243.630 22
A»9Wlt <?- Cash. In Benfce. 37,086 24 .
»» 2oras hocusua by Bonps aua
... 631,395,84,
>• Bank Stock hold by tbe Company 607,694 09 .
». Stock held by the Company as
Collatesal Security for-iioaus... 84,400.00,
ii. Premium Notes due-audunpaid.. 640,362 35
.. lnlerct o» InieslmiiWd HIUIIO by
tbe Company due ahi Unpaid.. 5,000 00
IIAMUIIEB.
Asannt o£ losseiidlls and tumid.. mw 5*1,000 00
>1 Dividends. declared duo tmtl uu-
INCOME.
AotoubO ofi Cash premmian received......... $251)421 04
u Priuaiuis.Nefc*»takeiiby tfeeComn
228*870 02
a. Intern!maw weeivwL... 103,827 60.
EXPENDITURES.
Amount of losses paid duriu/ittie year..,«.513*,800 00,
a Return premhwis.said or uor&Mi 5o t 6T6.ftft
u Expenses during Lite yean Indus
ding Oommisßiqns and Fcoa paid,
to (lie Agonised Oflicera of the
C0mpany........ 48.5407 ft
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WIUIMID PHILIPS.
mnKCTtvs
Charles P, Curtis,
Thomas A. Dexter,
Marshal P. Wilder.
James R Atuory,
llobiet- lWrklaii,
vns.*,
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The undersigned win wait wpon perawiß desiring
to effect Ufa Insurance, «uid assist them in making ap»
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425 CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
mh2s«tutUfr6tif
RUSHES
I 1 AND
BLACKSMITHS’ BELLOWS,
KEMBLE & VAN HORN.
m1,20.3m No. 331 MARKET 31 root, Phlliul.
OA CWT. CHOICE WHITE RYE
/VV FliOnt, just wtvr! imy* V Eft £ l5
sriHTO CaEI'EN Strerti
Tennyson.
Shakspeare.
Scott.
Dickons.
mhfio*6t*
.........Mr. Ilemple.
Mrs, Thayer.
..Mf John Drew.
Mr. John Gilbert.
so.ioo.ooa.*
$'3,140,007 74
14,117 27
4?tii7 sr
$352,110 36
$1340.9001 56
Powell Tappan,
Charles Hubbard,
W'iu. H. lleynolda*
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