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Another Fire from Benzine.—
YftftteTd&y liliAUl liAlt WUt EA 4 clock. m fire
Occurred at a factory on Trenton lifemw, below Korrl*
street, owned by Franklin Taylor, and occup'edi by
1. W. Guy, agent of the American Gutta-percha Roofing
Company of Cincinnati. *i he building was a one story
trick* vith ft frame atuchmsm. Thaf»ams
portion, with »U its contents* wag entirely doatroved
The upper portion of the brick Btniclure was also consi
durably eamageri. The total loaa is estimated at about
31,C00, upon which there is no insurance.
The foreman of the**alaMiahtn>*nt, Mr, Theodora llol
lowaj'i wm severely burned about the arms, faco* and
•head. The fire originated in the following manner:
The cement or roof covering is boiM, after which it is
thinned down by the use of turpentine. Recently, ben*
cine has been used tor this thinning purpose- Yesterday
afternoon, about a thousand rounds of rue ernr nt bad
tieen boiled, and thu benzine wa# pourod into
fcefore the latter bad time to cool The benzine v*-
3»&risied and took tire, aetting the whole pla* in (lames.
Fortunately, the factory stood ou a lot and was sur
rounded by no other buildings, and the flames did not
extend farther.
The Philosophy of Healing Moral
DISEASES.—Last evening a lecture was delivered on
this rather siugniar subject, nt Sausotn street Hall, by
Sirs. a. M. Spence, a well-known spiritualist of Ohio.
Rtt&lldaneO Ufti g<K>J. Tl»« ep-reker’a opinfoua
Were fiUCh As are only received among these of her own
4>eHef. Iler remarks were incoherent aud not generally
understood.
Flag Presentation.—Tb& last of the
i&tate flags was y« steiday presented t'j the One- Jlimin.d
-and-Thirteenth Regiment, P. V., uudor the conunautl of
Col. Pierce. The repot t teat Uni. Fiiamuth h:»d been re
instated in his cvTiin.aud of this regiment is untrue. The
flag was presented by Mayor Henry through Uhief Bug*
■S 1 *- ji
CITY ITEMS.
.Army Hospital nt Fifth and Buttonwood.
The various cor. plaints which have reached us from
"various tources, rfspecting mismanagement tu ROTTIC of
"the army botpiisis in lint city, has led ns to make a visit
■of inspection to some of these institutions, in order to
rpeak advietdiy respecting the ahu?es complained of.
■*Ti.at there are individual cases in which fiW BQldiflV id
not exempt fr< zu the hard lot of ft soldier's life even in a
hospital, we do net conbt. There may be cases in which
a want of feeling, aid even gross neglect, may exist in
these humane estaMihlunvuts, that are by no means
flattering to those having them in ehargo. It must
be borne in mind, I ewerer, that the improvi
•eiug of immense hospital accommodations, and
caring for thousaids of sick and wounded, with limited
for di icg so, would even, under the best regu
lation. leave room for eyrapathrtic criticism, especially
where people have access who dire guided more by thoir
feelings for the moment thau good judgment. Much
complaint has been made, for example, that delicacies
.pent in for the mflexors do not] in all (-(ifltfl ttIOSQ
*cr witon tnvy arc intended *, that personal friends of the
sick are not allowed to take them home to their own
dwellings for the purpose of nursing thorn; that, in short,
there Is too much it difference, on the part of the sur
s&Oi)S fted o there, to the comfort of the iuoiUtCSi
A visit to the hospital at Fifth and Buttonwood streets,
yesterday, exhibited to us the order aud routiue which
are professedly adopted in them all, and we must sxy
'that, eilhfeP llii§ one js slnj;ul&r]>- fr«*& from tbe abused
complained of, ir ilj« statements wbicli have been made
are great exaggerations; exaggerations, unfortunately,
which can only result to the disadvantage of the men in
Yrtrow behalf they are made, as the public will be i&u in
clined to send contributions to the hospitals, if the im
pression becomes gentral that they are not properly ap
propriated .
We may here state, that Dr. Neill is at the head of this
.important dsp&rihii-Lt !u tin* city, to whom ait nn*l-prac
tices thould be reported, ho being the chief responsible
person to see that they are remedied. The principal sur*
.geon in charge of this hospital is Dr. A. 0. Bournoiiville,
aided by the following acting assistant surgeons : Dr.
Richard J. i>uugiieou, i>r. Wtu. 01, Breed, Dr, Gy HI 9 B.
Jving, and three medical cadets, Messrs. McArthur, Ciea
\er, and Belles. The hospital steward is Mr. E. J. Ke
fersteine, la passing through the building (which is ad
mirably COnstiucUl for light and voutilatlcii), «-<? saw- at
every step, fiom the officers’ mess-rooms to fourth-story
wards, the most gratifying indications that every thing
ja being done for the invalid soldiers that possibly could
De—in a hospital.
In the basement, which i 8 devoted mainly to tll9 culi
nary department, we found the most perfect order and
• cleanliness. The cocks were preparing dinner for the
men, which,.for those sufficiently convalescent to come
IhA liLh, condaUJ of liQileii cora beefj potatoes, tO
xnatoes, and good fresh bread, * liberal allowance beiag
placed [upon each plate before calling thorn to dinner,
.-For those confined to the wards certain delicacies were
provided, euch as preserves and peaches* their chief dish
•being mutton soup. This, considering that but a fraction
• over fifteen cents per day is appropriated by the Govern
ment tor eacb.mau’a ration, (and not forty cents, as has
been erron, ously et&ted,; appeared to us a very comforta
•l»le sort of fare.
This hospital commenced active operation, in February,
since which it has registered about four hundred pa
tients, of which number the small proportion 01 ten have
• died, and the remainder improved bo rapidly that ttw
pre&ent register euowe the number in the WATtiS tO 1»
only two 'hundred and fifty. "When we visited the
■wards a large number, probably one-third, of the inva
lids w ere out on passes, taking air aud exercise, and those
. ld <loojp, with the exception ofa few Who seemed
'to be extremely jj], were apparently in good spirits, and
4 viucid the highest regard for the officers of the institu
.tion.
FilHAufilia can on.b be granleJ by I>r. Neill, or LlfiQt.
'Col. Brooks; aud to men ordered for discharge, furlough*
me not granted at ell. This rule, it may here be slated,
has caused much fault-finding. Many of the sick and
wounded are ordeied for final dificlmrge from service;
their friends call to see (hem, and insist upon removing
them, which can only be done on furlough, and that
furlough the rt-gulation in such cases forbids. If thi3
arrangement eouUl be changed in some way, in order to
-s'JloW those vto ure Ml *o be r«moT«4, either tO ttlviC
own homes or to those of thoir friends, one of the most
Berims, and we may say plausible, causes of complaint
•would be obviated.
Levxvbe bt the Ret. Ji Hyatt Smith.—
From an advertisement elsewhere, it will be seen that the~
•lecture by the Rev. J Hyatt Smith, which was to have
•been delivered at tho Tenth Baptist Church, Eighth
ttrectj above Grtvu, last -week, wM he given at that p ace
this evening, the postponement having been made on ac
count of the inclemency of the weather. W e understand
ihat tickets purchased for the lecture then will be good
■iLla evening. Mr. subject will be tUo “laterptf
•Bition of God for the Salvation of the Nation.” This lec
ture has been already given in this city—barring the re
visions—usd was regarded as a striking and eloiueut
•diSCOUfSe. It ia & Ihoiae peculiarly fitted to the genius of
•Ibis talented preacher, and those who may attend this
evening will be richly repaid for doing so.
« Ancient Slavery Disapproved of God. ? *
We invitft attenliju to the advertisement, In another
•column, of a pamphlet under the above title, being the
substance of a lecture upon that subject, recently de
livertd in this city, by William Morris, M- 0., a prof mud
scholar and theologian. It is worthy of the widest po
znsal.
Mr. C. H. Mattson, dealer in fine family
groceries, Arcli aud Tenth streets, has now in store a
fresh supply of epical salmon, sardines, and m-ss macke
rel, ip packages to suit coußumeis, allot the bait quality.
.All goods bought at this store are carefully packed and
delivered in any part of the city, or sent to railroad de
pots, free of charge.
Soiree oi the Philadelphia (Beck’s)
Uasd.—The twenty-seventh quadrille party to tho con*
lributing membeis of the Philadelphia (Back’s) Band,
No. l, will take plftce at the Musical Fund Hal)* on
Wednesday evening next. The members have always
endeavored to make these parties among the most select
in the city. There are no tickets sold at the door, and
none but members are admitted. The subscription is
brought within the reach of any respectable peraou wish
ing to subscribe.
Philadelphia, April 21,1863.
Her. C. M. Butler* D. D. —Dear Sir: The
high gratification afforded to those citizens Of Philadel
phia who have heard your late lecture on “ The dark
days of Washington,” at the commencement of the re
bellion, induces the undersigned to ask the favor that you
will repeat the lecture* at the Musical Fund Hall, at
y<ur earliest convenience.
With much respect, your obedient servants, Alex
ander Henry, Joseph 11. lugersol], Arthur G. Collin,
H. A. Board amp, Alonzo Potter* Samuel H. PerKina,
Isaac flaziehuißt, Morton Me Michael, and others.
Phil-Mib lhiiiA, April 25, 1862.
Gentlemen : It will giye m gTfftt ptoftflurfi to GOmply
vriththe gratifying rtqueat of bo many eminent citizens
of Philadelphia, to repeat my lecture on Washington city,
timing its days of peril, at the time and place designated.
Very respectfully,
Tour obedient servant*
0. M. BUTLER
To Hon. Alex. Henry, Bt. Bev. Alonzo Potter, lion.
•Jos. B. Ingersoll, Key. Albert Barnes, Samuel H. Per-
Klnßi Esq J Rev. H. A. Boardman, D_D; Wm. H. AJLn,
LL. D.j Bev. Henry J. Morton, D. D. } and others
Dr. Paine’s last lecture to gentlemen this
•evening, at 7# o’clock, at tho Eclectic College, Race
MmiJ, h*,W Fifth.
Coal.—J. M. Kommel has taken the large and
•commodious wharf No. 959 Delaware avenue, above
JPoplar street, and is now prepared to fqrnfah ftp Clwicoat
viaaiitlea or Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal, at the lowest
market rates.
Good Luck.—Some young men talk about
SOfid luck. Good lutik 1* tAgftkiip at elae o'clock ia the
morning; good luck, if you had only a shilling a wcob,
as to live on eleven pence and save a penny ; good luck
as trouble your heads with your own business aud let
jour neighbors* alone *, good lack \n to fulfil tho com
mßndments, and to practice economy by purchasing
your spring and summer garments at the Palatial Cloth
ing House of Granville Stokes, No. 609 Chestnut ntreet,
•wbo sells at prices 23 ptr cent, below those or other
«Btabiisbments.
The Taking of New Orleans.— The
taking of New Orleans by the national forces lu3
created Quits a tnmnlt in the puhlie mind, And 0 »r
Immedlately ground cui the following impromptu upon
hearing the news:
« So Davy Porter,
With his big mortar*
Vert and caught her,
And nothing shorter;
Didn’t even have to fought her.”
Th« poet Immediately fainted after this herculean nr*
fort, and was only brought to by a promise that if he
sever did so again be should have a new and elegant
spring suit from the Brown-Stone Clothing Hall of
RwktriU ft Wilson* Bos. 603 and 605 Chestnut street,
above Sixth.
The Intercepted Despatch—The sequel
10 THB TBLaGRAPUIO DESPATCHES IN OIPHBR.—TIIb
despatch of Bfaureiard to Adjutant Cooper. which w*u
1 Undated by General Mitchell, bas its counterpart iu
the following from General McClellan, dated at York*
town, which passed through Baltimore the other day,
and was translated by seme Secessionist opoffttsr Iq that
dvicctablo city* It will be observed that thi rule for
translating isio substitute the letter in the alphabet i-n
-medlately before the letter used in the despatch. For
example: The letter B is used in the cipher, you sub
**m<*tft the letter A»« ihe.trwwlattvui The despatch was
as follows:
“Hp up Tnplft DmpnUoh Tupef, voefs ulf Dpoujofoubrn,
boe bfu wz vojgpon, qbz gps ja, boe, tfoe up Gpsusftt Npj
cs Fyqtfftt. QSORGE B. MoOLBLT.AN,
*» Major General Commanding.”
We give this in the original that our readers may ex
ercise tbelr leisure in deciphering it. The first word of
tha tramlatios, ®©«xr«® 7 i a “-gv,” accordiug www
rule gives.
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
UP 15 U O’OLOGK LAST RISBTi
OOHTINBNTAIt HOTEL—Ninth and Ohestnit els.
It Macdonald, flew York B 8 Yiahor, New Yotk
S Bacbman, New Yoik J W NorcrOiw. Boston
u Speyer, New York B P Gurney. New York
G T Ingham, USA WJ Hays New York
B r Baker, Cincinnati Titos Qlmse
Sum! Babcock A la. Conn ICE Sl*> maker, Lancaster
Jas T> Dougherty, Hnmib’g W ManfiUß. New York
F G«orge, Springfield, 111 F George, Jr, ApriugdoM
P F Yarnutn, Maine W H Hutchins.»n, Boston
B F Palmer. Beaton J 51 B Reynolds. Boston
Jas Webb, Baltimore John l* Thomas, Baltimore
Mn» n w MoVickar, N Y Mrs Dr Alex Mott. N York
Mtr rend!*, York MU* (Wilt, New Yerk
8 U Mayer, Beadicg D S Hunter, It*ading
Mrs G M Lauman, Reading Miss Eil Lauman. ! t*adlDg
A W Haven, Portsmouth J VV Haven, New York
B Woodruff, New York On as P Wood, Auburn, NY
K B Marviue, Auburn, N Y Geo E Brown. Brooklyn
MibM A Carry, Albany CLo* H Hunt. N«W York
Mr Roman, Maryland Mias Phelps, New fork
.1 N Tbelps A la, New York R A >Sndth. New York
John E llanford, New York P B Breini*. Qellerstown
Mies Do Wilt, Uarri«burg Mi a* @ Haldem'in, Qarris'g
Miss L P Tbatcht-r, Boeton Jia Myefq, CtllllUltiift
li hobrrte, TM Mr K*l wards, OODII
H V Ward A la, Boston C Denney & la
W Mackenzie, New York Bliss Denney
TboB Hed.ian & la. Balt W A Wheeler, New York
G B Howry, Eaton, NY R Clark, Now York
D li Yoochi USA Hr Suwilt,# A u, Sabtoni
MiBßSWootinY, Bahama Miss 51 SweetiuK, Bahama
Chns Swtetibg, Bahama D D Badger, New Y’ork
Mr* Potts, Reading G G Presburv, jr, Wash
C Slondere & la. Auburn Mre K Smith, Clovnbmd. O
Miss ME Smith. Cleveland,OJ C Redman ah, N York
Alisa L T Psoat, N York J e a Yffj tf York
P S Hitckins, Boston Geo W ibrnen
R 51 Liuthicum, I» C J Gilw*, Bosroa
P Dougherty, Holmesburg Miss 51 F Donyhorty, Pa
J Enstuood, Newark, N J W H Rochafell<»w, N York
Munree, Boslou CttDt J G Guudlaefe, N Y
Q b Alien, St liontg Samuel Gaty, st Loui*
O P Hurd, N Y'ork K G i*or»or, Boston
F Hilliard, N Y’oik B Hammett
8 YV Gillet, N York ¥ A Itrowu, Cleveland, O
GII Kisf-el A la, N York B(ii« E Wight, N York
P«uro Shr filer! C PailOW it |*, BO^tOll
Wm Brand, N York hire R J Robison, Portland
Mies Ambrose, Fortlaml Miss U 91 Northnm, R (
Mrs Baldeman. Harrisburg Mis* UaMeiuau, Harasburg
W H Frerch, Wash, D 0 WII Baldwin* \YMfi» 1) C
V, 1. Gilman, WoeL, 1) G J <y Perry, Boston
Mies M U Motley, Bestou 51 ”8 tampson* Boston
E W Perry. Boston Ch»s Bodge?, N Jersey
Jas Robertson. N York R N Peterson, N York
T PLiilipe, N York K Wight, N York
A Rartger, Chicago J C Hilton, Lniiiavill*
hiisa Ferry, Boston Sliss Aboott, Boston
Di«ut G B Perry, Boston E F Bowdjtch, Boston
K Yard, New York
A F Shwei ick
W G;iewold & da, Hartford G A flodden. New York
A UttiOi Marylfthd B Holliday, Na# Y.^lc
C E Welland, liallituore C J 51 (Joiuu, Baltimore
Clips T Ltony Col Lawreuco, Mass
Mrs Laurence, Maaa John P Ack*r, S~w York
Chas G Nazro, Boston B l) Brown, Baltimore
C P McFarland, Baltimore i< P Noble, New York
R Whctler & In* Uiicai NY 8 A Bmioy, uiwa. N y
w J Taylor, New Jersey W S Valentine, Bellefonle
G W Graffiiu, Balrimore L C Campbell, Wash, D C
J C McGuire, Wash, 1) C Com J5l Gillis, Wa-h, D C
51 51 Merriman, Hartford K k Kimball, New York
J K Bitchcoek, Utica N P HftYeu, New York
oli DeleWrger, New York B F Jennings. Pltliburg
II H Collins, Pittsburg S S Carrier, Pit sburg
AMERICAN HOTEL*—O beets at«... above Fifth
s P new&tf) New York D T Morton, BaltiaiAM
i» wmiamoun, Trenton Jos Skirvine. Wash, D C
K Snively, Baltimore G \Y Cumiuius, Delaware
D J Cimnnine, Delaware J B Champion, Philada
D Mitllin, Camden, Del F E Lnekeuba k, Bcthtehai
J 51 Frick, Minoiaville, OR Waiqwrjgfit
N U Morrison, PottevlUe E J Fry & la, Tamaqua
Mies S F Shindcl, Pcuna Lutber Morha
L Pomentcr G B Gamble, Jersey Shore
IT G Metzger & wf, Penua J Davis. New York
W F Seymour, Georgetn,DO
W Ruddock, Baltimore
MXBOSANTS’ HOTBLi —FoUTtD Hi., OelOW ATOh.
W A MiCanu.Newberne 51 S JlcDr-nnough, N York
F Ballard, Massachusetts Thoa lndiana
3liss L Fuller, Ohio
John Frame, Ohio
Sami Good- Pa
Alex Thompson, Pa
Q 51 Dodeoii) Yirgmift AVm TVn Eyrie, GlaavAoU
F S DmtS, lifadlUg, Fft D Slralton, New Jersey
Jane Tayhr. W’msport.Pa S M Haoiili, New Jersey
51 rs Douglass, 51 Chunk J F Thompson, E-tstou
6 J Berger, Perm a John Ward, Berlin, O
C T Bfi, Peuna G W S P aa g l ?r , IstT(in, FA
JAe M Bnrchbeld, Pittsburg H A Wmlt*, XjfttlCaSler
J W Sheriff. Lewiatown E A Crandall, New York
J S Kelley, Massillon. 0 B S Thomas, Maryland
J J fiicEenry, Cambria, Pa D McHei ry. Pa
Jim II Goodman, Lewjsburg G W Morgan & wf,ReadiD®
IWm Jot!B DanneriGeUysbg A Wilhelm. E>ut6»
STTB H Großs, Allentown Dr Diil & la. New York
B F Buff, Blairgville J A K Whitiugton
Thus B Beemchamp, Md J II Haman, lowa
th* union—Arch afreet, ame Thinli
i? c Howeii, Goshen, If T Yf C Carroll, Virginia
D K Hagan, Virgibia J. H Hughes. Virginia
Moses Hoover, Lancaster co K Freeman, Worces’p, Mass
K Head, Hancock, NY A Kiersrcd, Hancock, N Y
A W Carpenter, Penn a E Ramsey, Pennsylvania
J R Tiylor fieo T Heasam
Jobn Hock, Ptnn&grove John K Smoker, Lane co
1) Waiiin, Owego, N Y C V Wallis, Owego, N y
A Stonelake, New Jersey J W Boy. r. Pa
A L Irwin, Green Castle D EppJey, Harrisburg
Dr E Franciscus, hliltoD, Pa 8 B Bowman, Berwick, Pft
L O' Horiou, Hancock, K V 1 I>ip»ler, Reading
W F Shaffncr, LaCayeite,lnd D schtrtle, PottsviUe
W T Grant, Stiubury J W Fayling, Sunbury
0 Chittenden, New York
ST. liOUIS HOT EL—Oheatnut atroat, above TLirJ.
J 31 Sftwyer, 3lass J L Smitherson, New York
Geo F Rissam, New Y r ork Dr Lindgrove, New Jersey
L FumvaDgler,Greenuburg D Furtwangler, Wa&b’n, O
P Mcslahon, Brooklyn H C Markcy, Easton
J II DftYlSi Howellsvilio A T DabifeU Hlit,*^
Mi>B a Bushier Miss H Balange
R Wood, Lancaster, Pa T J Wolfe
D W Whitney, New Yoik A McPherson, New York
MOUNT YEBNOS HOMli—Hmuiui «c, ab. Arek.
T W Taft, Pennsylvania G V English, Delaware
II Hankins, New York W Hankine, New York
Wm D Gurnuiss, Pa J W Gould, Hancock, N X
R W Knight, Wayne co, Pa W P Knight, Wavna co,Pa
diaries Knight. New York Lymftn GIeSSODi Pft
D Wayne co. Fa ED CfttmhQgVUlS
A SiinpoD, Hancock, NY J W Muudy, Delaware
Mrs C Knight, Chester co Yolney S-inuer, Wayne co
Jas Remington, Maryland G S Purdy, Wayne co, Pa
V Stover, Clinton co, Pa H J Eiiuiuunk
P Tricf*. Fauintmk A KalUr,
Jab Junes, Euuinunk Jas A Lord, Dei co, N Y
Warren Lord, Del co, N Y WiUou Lord, Del co, N Y
COMMEBCIAIi—Sixth street, above Chestnut.
Gh&S & StttbhS, Lane co Francis Bnydtr
D B Nivin ChesUr co EH Brown, Lane co
Jas Conner, Wilm, Del Wm K riaokwnnd. Jr, Md
Jus Wilson, Port Deposit B Stoner, tligbspire* Pa
Ga. Tripper, Bare Harbor E Seal. Unionville, Pa
R J HOUStOn* Pwmft Gpi>S M&ltey, Litmw»od,^a
Job l Kirk, Chester co Wm McClelland, Eikton,Md
X B Hammond, Chester co J A Kirs, Bisinc Suu
D Humes, Chester cs Amos Kimble, Chester co
Mrs Atwood, Penna Mrs Haounond, Penna
R L Tylc* Uhtfiter co
BTATSS UNlON—Market street, above Sixth.
Chas Williams, New Jersey Joel Miller, Lane co, Pa
Anthony P Tripple 1* Ford, Lancaster
B li For By the A lady* Penna W H Watt, Plttsbarg
Abner Kirk, Maryland F S Bryan. Pennsylvania
W wade, Coucord, Pa John Wbitmer & l»dy, Pa
Jas Hopkins, Harrisburg Peter Toon*, Shamokin
G W Covington, Maryland James Firored, Lewistown
J W Kenney, Lewistown Wm Blair, Carlisle
R A Clark, O&l&V Kiln, Pa P j Art?, sijtitppeatibarg
JR Morrison, Juniata co, Pa JG Oallin, Carlisle
Gee W Thompson, Penna Thoa E Watt, Latrobe, Pa
Reuben-Baker, Chester co John K Willis, York co, Pa
& tsaul, Carlisle T Brandeis, Philadelphia
J Mentzer, Lane co, Pa
NATIONAL HOTEL —Race street, above Third.
J B Boling, Pennsylvania C Gardner & la, New York
Miss A B Young, Now York W S James, Port Royal, SC
B Kloee, Lewistown, Pa Jos S Fft
Uazul K Bo»e A I», Pa w yvoiier, New Jersey
IrH B Bowman, NetTsville John Wadilnger, Pa
R H bteese, Pinegrove W Forrer, Pinegrove
P Kilbnger, Lebanon co, Pa C F Rentcbler, Shartleaville
w McConnai, Summit, Pa w fiwtler* Baltimore
J dSrobet, Cata-wiepft w Drrnbftch* RinstowQ
Jonfis Sbaiters, Berks coyPa Lymin Nutting, Pinegrove
Sami Houck, Lebanoa A K Mark, Lebanon
B M Brubaker, Pa L.H Joy, Duucansville
Anthony Runtz, Elk co. Pa W W Gilbert* LebftUOU
BALD RAGLE—Third street, above CftUowhilL
D S Ureibelbie, Sclilk Haven Mrs Krause & da, Allent’n
A L Newhart, l’enna Mr Grtiver, Penna
John J Walsl&yer, Penna Reuben Ackerman, Penna
Jacob Itcmick, Easton J P«nn«burs
C W Nickerson, Elmira, NY D Longenecker, Dauphin co
S Beyer, Port Clinton, Pa Gideon Drobr, Pennsburg
J Faclder, Dauphin co D Basse), Dauphin co
M L More, Hancock, N Y Mias Gehman, Bucks CO
Miss Moytr* EttVfcfl TO
BLACK BEAB—Third street, above Callowhill.
John Reppleman, Reading Joe Rose, Schuylkill co, Pa
Geo K Brendle, Penna A TroUinser, Green Lane
J H Gear, Green, Lftae< Pa Jotshua 3 Baker* Pa
Samuel >v Miller, BeruTllle Mrs Miller, Bertville
S Smebl,Berks co, Pa Wellington Kline, Pa
J C Montgomery, Wilm, Del Chas W Slimmul, Del
BEYERS HOUSE —Third stroet, above Raee,
6 Kiuv* Hamilton K Ramsey
D Dougherty, New York W T Dnlany & la
Mra La Tome Mr La Tome
Geo Marah, MinervUle Wm Weiser, Bridgeton
A M Qrfty* PottflYille b Y Funon* BaUimon
George Howtr* New Jersey
MADISON HOUSE—Second street, above Market.
J W Seaman, Honepdate,Pa A Jones, llonesdale, Pa
John R Avtry, Bethany C Tracoy. Mt Pleasant
afapes, Narrowsburg Wm Mapes, Narrowsburg
DrN N Stokes, Mocrostown G Y Farson, Baltimore
('apt Conrad, Penna Ed Short, Delaware
F P G lbert,"Dover, Del J Simmons. Wilmington
Stacy Brown, Brownsburg Jaa Burson, New Jersey
BARLEY SHEAF—Second street, below Tine.
M H Stewart, Penna A G Greg?, Bustloton
J Y Reading, Hatboro’ J S Stewart, cl Jersey
J N Hagerman, Newtown W -IlcUoweilj Bucka cq
SfchilGeo, Bnckn co a la & cblld* Pa
Milter Kline, Flemington
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
ter SEE FOURTH PAGE
ARRIVED.
Brig LoVlatta, (Swed.) Reguell T 80 days from R(0 Jft*
ne»r*. a-Dh -4000 bag* coffee, to Sutter, Ncwliaii & Go,
Schr Lancet, Bayard, 1 day from Christiana, Del. with
grain to Cbrietiau & Co.
dchr Henry Wolfe, Atkins, 2 days from Milton, Bel.
with grain to Christian A Co.
Schr GulftilPsckdl. llui£h, 0 days from Boston, With
mrtßG to Crowell k Collins.
Schr Clio, Rice, 4 days from New York, with mdse to
David Cooper.
Bcbr George A Hayden, Smith, 4 days from Essex, with
btoue to caplin.
tear uenry way, Hoover, 4 days from Fortrew Mon
rc e, in ballast to D 8 Stetson A Co.
Schr Harriet Fuller, Hamilton, 2 days from Now York,
with mdse to J E Bazley A Co.
echr Presto) Kobinwn* t days from New York, in bil
tapt to J » Bazioy ft Coi
Schr Magnet, Sanburn, 2 days from New York, in bal
last to J E Bazley A Co.
Schr Bird, Long, 2 days from Indian River, Del. with
corn to Jus L Bowley A Co,
ticbr e»rab evpiiia, Whetler, 3 days Trom Still Pond,
Mu, vu‘h com to Jas L Bewley k Co.
Steamer Planet, Wilson, 24 hours from New York,
with mdse to Wm M Baird Jfc Co.
Steamer Fanny Garter, SpflnCQTi 24 hOUTB ffOlfi NflW
v.iiit to yr F Cljtlr,
CLEARED.
Brig A J Archabald, Ounce, 3t John, N F. Van Horn,
Woodworth & Co.
fi£lir Isabella Maria, Wall. St TtinmaS, flO,
Scbr L A Danenhower, Miller, Boston, Hammett, Yau
PuH&n A Lcchman.
Schr R h Tay, Cain, Boston, Hammett, Van Dusen k
Lochman.
gclir John Rnckloo. Providanea, Jo
gchr Qliucrvg, Brooks. Paw locket, Noble, Caldwell, t
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Kelly, Boston, do. [Co.
Schr L Pleightor, Mungun, Washington, do.
Schr Dl5 CannoD, Morris, Washington, A G Cattell &
Co.
fetr Vh»rleowwn, W & JOhllSi
Schr Little Rock, Brown, Georgetown, C F Norton ft
Co.
Schr H May, Hoover, Boston, Sinnickaou & Glover,
Schr J Cadwalader, Ketchuiu, Cambridgeport. do.
gt'br Mary A do do,
Schr Anna 9hepard, Tuck* r. Providence, do.
Schr Mary Anna, Gibbs, Weymouth, do.
Sir J S Shriver, Dennis, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
[Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
LEWES, Del.. April 38—12 */l.
The ship Holyhead, from Liverpool, pass'd up this
morning. The barks Clarence (Br.) for Liverpool: D
Cftldim* Mon&f, for K.av Wu‘, EIU V»r
Bavacft. WGUt to 00a this hiorninv. Wind H.
Yours, ftc.
E D Griswold, Now York
II X Corel!, Now York
JOHN P. MARSHALL.
•SPECIAL NOTICES.
One-Price Clothing, op the latest
Stti.bs, made in the Beat Manner, expressly for RE
TAIL BALE 9. LOWEST Selling Prices marked in
Plain Figures. All Goods made to Order warrantod
satisfactory. Our Onr-Pmick Ststf.h { s strictly ad
hered to. All are thereby treated alike,
SCtfMy JONES A CO., 604 MARKET Street.
Card Pkinting, Uest and Cheapest
Id the Utty, lU 111 8«ntll FOURTH Street.
CIRCUI.AR PRINTING, beat awl cheapest in the
City, at ITI Snath FIUIRTII 8W..1,
MARRIED.
BE HAVEN—ItRINTON.—Un the mernlng of the
28th iuhtautf by Bey >v, II MonrfS nV thtt roflidoooe or
llif iirioo*H f'ntimr, Itotievatoi Delaware county. Pa ,
Hugh Df Haven, Jr., to Clara It., daughter of Hill
Biititon, Km|. *
»f AXWELL—RRRGKR On tho 20th uit M by Rov.
Jottph 11, Krni.ard, Mr. William 11. 3t*xweU to Mi4g
AbUio l\ Btrgtffi b«th of thifl nity. *
DIED.
BENNER —SmlJeuly, oa board of the Ocean Queent
otl furticoß Jtuuioo, Major Httorr L. Bunuor. U. S.
Paymatrcr, ascii 57 years.
Tl»o rrluTivi s and tnennsare invited to attend his fune
ral, trom hi? lam No. 841 i?onth Third street,
on T|iU‘Si»y >-fornlogr»t 10 o’clock. **
VAKDVKR.—in on the morning of
A ill il *28.1802. in tLo ilia u-at- of Ll* WUiUu, 11,.
bri tui. »0h of F. A. Vandyke, Jr.
lita t'»ict.dp, at d Ihoisool tiie family, are invited to at
cnci his funeral, ou Wedne-it-iy, the >th nt 0
o'clock P. M., from the re*i I once of bih father, orm*r
of Walnut liino and Green street. '**
JikViiKH,—on enii'toy attornoon, April -7tb,
113.1X1, )uiitu<e:it aon ' f Gideon aul Ann Kuytvr, and
greidson ct Sainnel Keyrcr, Ef<i., aged 8 years.
'i be relatives ai d IririifU of the family are respectfully
iuvirul to attend thn funeral, from the residence of his
IVftTtmtß, MnSft (L»ii,iU>kwn, tbl- ( Ti.eß.Uy> alW
iMjcn. ut 2 o’clock, witnout further notice. *
LEVIS.—Near tlaikxton, Michigan, April 14th, Jo
seph II Levi-, in the t>7th year of his age, lormerly of
Springfield, Delawaio county, Pa. *
CRUMP—‘At his residence, in Oamk-n. N. J., bt.
Siuidsy, tin* 27rli instsut, Willlatn H. Crump, in the 63d
year of )i>a ago *
t-NYDER.—On the 2Cth instant, Joseph Snyder, in
his 7*id > • ar.
Funeral trom his late residence, No 329 IjValfittt street>
ou UVnmeda) rrorning, at S o'clock. *
XEBNOW.—On tho 27t»i instant, Mrs. Rachel 9. Zer
now, in rhe 72d year of her ago.
Funeral Irc-m the residence of her son-in-law. Henry
Myers, No 2128 Uraudywiue street, ou Wedaeeday
alternonii, at 3 o’clock. *
DUMN-—On the Jdtb inslAni, Mary O. Duon, daugh
ter of Patrick and filargaret Dutm, aged 14 year* aud 9
months
Funeral from the residence of her parents, No. 200
Spruce Btrert, above Second, this (Tuesday) afternoon,
at 3)4 o’cl. ck-
—On Sunday morning, 37th infltftut, Mi9S
Kate G. Colter.
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
atleiid her Mineral, from the residence of her mother,
No. 643 Noith Tenth street, on Wednesday afternoon
next. April 30th, at 3 o’eloek.
DUNPIIY. - Suddenly, on the 24th instant, lathe 6Sth
y«»r of her uge, Maria Brcgnard, relict of the late John
Dtiuphy
Funeral from the residence of her eon-in-law, James
Busnell. Tbiru.ninth afreet, eeeAiul Jaap Above Pratt.
West Philadelphia, this (Tuesday) morning, at lOn’doctc-
Besson * son continue to
Bell MOURNING GOODS at van low Dricoa for
Cdfch, aim have juet received Lupiu’s Black Grenadine
Bareev, SO cte \ Crape Maretz and Tammatiaea, 2-5 eta;
Lupin’s Burogj-Hin Shawl and Dress Widths, at very
low prices j Black Silk Oballies, eta - , Silk Grena
<Jin« p, 7b cts : Black and White Foulands, 50 ctn , Black
Ohd iiVlifto DPitt striped and Checiiod SiiKu, 62j< ow;
Biack Grenadine Baregea, 12X cte; Shepherd’s Plaid
Mohair Cloths, 15 and 25 cm; Gray Cbene Toile du
Nord and Mousselinevi 12)4 c i a »
BESSON X SON, Mourning Store,
No. 918 CHESTNUT Street.
T G, MAXWEIL bON,
€/ • ELEVENTH aud CHESTNUT, havo now open,
at the lowest ciii-li prices in the market, maguilicent
lines of a great variety oi new Spring Gooda t of their
Ml'B jniporiatton and mann(t>ct>ire, as welt as of
careful selections from New York importations. Their
Beal »nd Imitation Thread and Guipure Laces, Fancy
Buttons, No. 5 Trimming Ribbons, Paris Ornaments for
Cloaks and Dresses, French Bugle Tximtniogi, Silk Belt
it-gj folk Gimpe» Thoaiaun Frei-ea* Faria Trull Skirt*
Spool Silk, uew colors, ar % cents per spool, Fresh Split
and Single Zephyr, for summer knitting, Travelling Fans,
ax d Magic Ruffiet, are all o fit red fo the ladies as goods
of the most reliable make, and adapted to the require
ments of rinse, discriminating purchasers.
The usual liberal alluwau< buyers.
j. g. Maxwell a son,
Store and Factory, ELEVENTH and CHESTNUT.
ap24-Im
LkCTDRE.
[ts DARK DAYS OF WASHINGTON CITY,
inr
REV. C. M. BUTLER, D. D.
At the request of mAtxy cirizens of Philadelphia, the
above thrilling Lecture will be repeated in
Mtisioo-L KUKP HALL,
On SATURDAY, May 3, at 8 o’clock P. M.
ADMISSION, TWENTY-FIVE GENTS.
Tickets for sale at tbe Eoidcopal Book Store, 1224
Gbtetnut: W P Hazard’s, 724 Chestnut W. 9. A a,
Martlet,’a, 606 (.lieptmw find at the dnnr. ao2^st*
rf~=* POST OFFICE NOTICE. SUPPLE.
ptoniHnrary mail for Grvat Britain, to be didpatch
td per steamer UatiatZa, trom Boston, SUth Lust., will be
clofeid at this office lit P. M., THIS DAY.
It • O. A. WALBJUN. P. M.
HORTICULTURAL HALL—SOCIAL
1155 Sleeting THIS EVENING, at 8 o’clock, ap‘29
AMERICAN ACADEMY OF MUs!ot
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 5,
JOHN B. GOUGH’S
Great Lecture,
* f LONDON BT NIGHT.”
A new lecture, prepared for the occasion, and the most
attractive of the season.
Tickets 25 ceniß. Reserved seats 50 cenls, which can
bfl Bfcured only at ths Academy, ar at Martl4H’j, 606
Cheginutßtreet. . seat tickets For sale also at
above placf?, and at tbe drug stores of D. D. Stackhouse,
Eighth and Green streets; Z'egler & Smith, Second and
Green etr#ets• cffice Wm. Guiager & Bro., 50 Norih
Front ctrof'.ta and at tlie door the evening of the Lecture.
ap2o-fit*
nr=a THE THIRTIETH ANNIVERSARY
U_s of the NORTHERN LIBERTIES BIBLE SO
GUSTY will beheld on TUESDAY evkniug, A f ril
fiOlb. IB6Q. In the Fourth Baptist Church, oorncr of
FIFTH and BUTTONWoOD Sfr.ete.
The Rev. R. JEFFERY, pastor, will preside on the
occasion.
Tbe Annual Report will be read, and addresses de
livered by
REV. T. BRAINERD. D.D.,
Bev. R NEWTON, D. D.,
Rev. R. A.* CARDEN, and
Bbv. J. R. TORRENCE.
Eserri&ea will commence at jtf before 8 o’clock.
A collection will be taken up in aid of the Funds of
tbe Society.
We cordially invite the attendance of all friends de
sirous of placing the Bibio in the possession of every
perfon in this Dfstrlct. ap2B-2i#
THE BEAUTIFUL STECK PIANUS !
(I j We advise all to examine lliese inimttable instru
meikts, sold by J.E. GOULD, S. E. corner of SEVENTH
and CHESTNUT. apl9-stuthlst#
pysa A LADIES’ FAIR, FOR THE BEJVfi
(I S Fl*L l of tho *- dhurefa Of tUo V/OUCeP"
tion,” V. J., Is now open, and will continue until the
third of May, ap2s-6t*
ryr=* PENIS SYLVAN IA HOSPITAL.—THE
LkJ nOKTItttIUTORSTO THE PENNSYLVANIA
tiusriTAL aro uotilied that their Annual Election for
Twelve Managers and a Treasurer will be held at the
HOSPITAL, EIGHTH below Spruce street, on Fifth
Month, FIFTH, (Monday, Mav sth) 1862, at 4 o’clock
P, M, WIkTAR MORRIS, Saoratary.
&p2B.tmyfi _j
rr= GREAT LECTURE—ON THE “IN-
Uof torposition ot God for the Salvation of tho Nation
iu tljis CiiwM,” by the Rev. J. HYATT SSI r TfI, TUBS?
DA Y RVtiis ing, ioth instant, at« Vciocs, in the Tenth
Baptist Church, EIGHTH Street, above Green. Tickets
26 cents; to be had at the door.
N. B.—Postponed last week, on account of the weather.
*Tickfrts lesutd on that occasion will be good for this Lec
ture.
OFFICE CAT AW ISS A RAILROAD
IJ3 COMPANY, No. 308 WALNUT Street, Phila
dei|>bia, April2s, 1862.
NOTICE TO dToCKBOLDEBS. —The annual BLEC
TICNt for President and Directors* will be held on MON
DAY, the Bth day of mar, 1802, at tbfi Office of the Com
pany. No. 30S WALNUT Sireet. The polls will be
open from 10 o’clock A. M. to 3 o’clock P. M..
The Transfer Rooks will be closed on Wednesday, the
3Gth day of April, and be reopened ou Tuesday, the 6ft
Jar of May, )*6&. WILLIAM B, FISHER,
apOf.-lOt Treasurer.
■ye* OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN FIRE
ItS INSURANCE COMPANY, No. 310 WALNUT
A general meeting of tho Stockholders in the
Amtricau Fire Infeuraiico Company will beheld, agreeably
to charter, on MONDAY, the sth day of May next, at 12
o’clock, M.
The auiiu-tl election for Directors will take place imwe
fiiftUly ttiwffiftw. A» Ci L. CHAW FOtt^i
apSO-atuihsmS Secretary.
GOOD NEWS.—TRULY IT MAY BE
tj. g gaid that it is au ill wind that don't blow acute
body good.
31.=± the A utbraci;© Boston is eufTsring great
d-preesion in cons* of the suicidal war existing
br-Tweon tlu* various transporting companies, as wall as
from tte general prostration of the couotry, wo are glad
to hf-sr that Eome of our leilow-laborers (the Miners of
Hitt Broad Top Reginn) have plenty of u'Ayk, And full
ploiDifciil siveu lo them.
We underttand that they are making very fair wages,
and receive their ca-h monthly, and that hundreds of
others could eiijoy the shine be-elite if, instead of run
ning frvw CvHiery to Coliiory* in Schuylkill andLuaawie
couuiits,iboy would visit this prosperous legton.
Let tbe miner, auxious to secure a main’eoance for
his family, place himself in a position by which ho can
partake of the few good resalta arising from the mad
career of Ji fT. I>avis & Co, AJ)2>l'thBtlli3t#
fV— =» OFFICE LEHIGH COAL AND NAVI-
CATION COMPANY.—
PiiiLADRi.rnTA, April *26,1862,
Tbe slated annual Meeting of tlie Stockholders of tho
7.RHIAH COAL Ani> NAvrc?Axrow GORPANX
will be held at the BOARD OF TRADE BOOM, north
side of Chestnut Street, above Fifth street, on TUES
DAY MORNING, tbe 6th day of May next, at half past
ten o’cluck; after which an election will beheld at the
lame pl&ro fop Aflfoers of tbe Coxnyxmy for tbe euauing
ye&r. Said election to close at two o’clock P. SI. of the
same day. JAMES COX,
JOHN 11. GOUGH’S GREATEST LEC
yjj TU*B, “BKRB AND TQKKfi IN BRITAIN,”
will be delivered in the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, on
TUESDAY EVENING, May 6th, at 8 o'clock.
Reserved fixate in tbe Parquet, Parquet Circle, Balco
ny, and Orchestra, 50 cents, n?»y be had fit the door of
tt« acaLemy WAjyrifitrSi TOO Chestnut
Tickets for the Family Circle 25 cents, for sale at Mar
tien’s and the Tract House, 929 Chestnut street. Those
Who wish to hear this thrilling lecture should apply early
for tickets. *p26»Gt
ry*s=» GOUGH’S GREAT LECTURE ON
liS TEMPERANCE,atthe ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
on SATURDAY EVENING, May 3d, will be one of the
richest oratorical treats that our citizens have ever en
joyed. It ii sparkling with brUlUh*y of description,
vigorous diction, genuine wit and thrilling illustrations.
Reserved seats 50 cents; may be secured every day at tbe
Academy of Music, in Parqueite, Parquettd Circle, or
Balcony, and at Martien’s Book Store, 606 Chestnut
fttmti AU other Bents 25 cents. To aid tbe uNa*tke»&
Howe for Friendless Children.” ap2s.4tr
mb»YOVNGM£NOVT of employment
H j should prepare themselves for the sphere to which
they are best adapted, and which wiil contribute most
to their inteUectual and moral PHRE
NOLOGY is applied for this, and other purposes daily,
at 922CHE8TNUT Street, by JOHN L. CAPEN, suc
cessor to Fowler, Wells, ft Co. ap2s-lm
■ r OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
US ROAD COMPANY,
PBILADXI.PBIA, April 16,1662.
The BOARD OF DIRECTORS have this day declared
a semi-annual Dividend of FOUR PER CENT, ou the
Capital Block of the Company, clear of Btate tax, paya
ble on and after May 16tb, 1882. , ~ ,
Powers tf Attorney for eolleotlon of Dividends can be
had on application, at the office of the company. No. 238
South THIRD Street. TBOS. T. FIRTH,
aplT t)ol Treasurer.
■ mb* SCHUYLKILL AND SUSQUEHANNA
(15 RAILROAD COMPANY—Office 227 South
‘ FOURTH Street.—Philadelphia, April 3d, 1862.—The
: Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this company,
and an election for President agg tfftUfttfn Will tAkO
i ifttViAvv vf vbv YompasTi vn MOHDAY« May
1 atb, at 12 o’clock M. W. H. MOILHSNNSY,
j ap4-lM& Secretary.
THE PRESS—PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, APRIL 29. 1882,
KICTAII DRV OUUDH.
QOWPERTHWAIT &GO.,
WBOLEBALE AND RETAIL,
N. IV. GOB. KIGIITH AND HABKET STBKET3,
ONE LOT TABD-WIDK CHINTZES.
4,000 YABD9 NEW SMITMa chintkkb.
ONE LOT FBENCH ORGANDT LAWNS at 18X,
the mnnt dreireblo fn th. market.
GERALDINE CLOTHS,
ONE LOT CIIALLIKS at 12« ; vary cheap.
ST BIPED AND rIiAIN MOZ AMBKJUE3.
SHIPHXBD CASIIMEHES at 25c.
SHEPHERD PLAIDS, I2X. 15, 25, 31, 3T.
A ITUIiL ASSORTMENT OF FLANNELS.
ONE OF THE LARGEST AND MOST COSIPLETH
STOCKS OF MUSLINS IN THE CITY.
ONE LOT 01’ WIDE
gPBING AND SUMMER GOODS.
UNDERSHIRTB,
HOSIIRy,
VESTS, AND
DRAWERS,
For LADIES’, MEN’S, and CHILDREN’S Wear, of
tho most approved regular makes, at Low Prices.
SHEPPARD, VAN HARLINGEN, &
AHRISOK,
aplP-atuth7t 1008 OHR3TNUT STREET.
JJAFSQN 9 e s CORNER OF
EIGHTH AND CHERRY STREETS,
JfJ&POW bvgle GiAir,^
BLACK SILK LACKS,
BELT RIBBONS. ALL COLORS)
NARROW SILK GIMPS,
NARROW RIBBONS .
SPOOL SILK, ALL Colors. CITE ar.
partridge and chinchilla split
ZEPHYR.
One lot of PABTKIOGE WORSTED, and all thelead
tng colors, at li# cents per hank.
EAPSOK’S TRIMMINGS & ZEPHYR STORE,
CORNER EIGHTH AUD CHERRY STREETS.
ap‘23-lm
SPRING GOODS,
FOR MEN AND ROYS’ WEAR.
Melton Cloths for suits.
Fancy Casftimmw for Suits.
Blttck Doeskin and Cassimeres.
Black and celorrd Prfihd v. lothfli
ijigiit ciothtt for
LA DIE i SACQUSS AKu CLQAKB.
Wholesale net cash buj era will find cheap and desi
rable goods in our stock.
OCRWEN STODDART A BROTHER,
ilcO, 452. ami 454 btiib SHOOK D Street,
8p26 3t Above Willow.
riIOAKS!
\J A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT
ALL THE NEWEST STYLES IMPORTED THIS
9E*SiAN,
With every new material, made up and trimmed in the
very beat manner, at priced that defy all compttttion,
AT THB
PARIS CLOAK STORE,
N. E. CORNER EIGHTH AND WALNUT STS.
mh26-3ni It>
10 2 4 CHESTNUT ST REET
E. M. NEEDLES
Will open,
Every day during the current week,
Noveltieu in Laces, Embroideries, Veils, Hand
fePTfihirifl, WhitH Lib«t>s, Ac., received per
eteatnar Asta, among which will ho found
Choice P.iinte Lace Collars and Setts.
** French Guipure ** “
41 Valencienne 44 44
44 Needle-work 41 14
*« limit'd Nette, for Oaribaldt 6WCTO9,
44 French Puff Tanibric “ 44
44 41 dotted and figured muslins.
44 Valencienne, Edgings and Insortings,
new btyle.
44 Cambric and SwUa
44 Piques, Marseilles, Brilliants, aud Fig'J
Linens, for children’s wear. Grenadine Veils, in
ail colors. All of the above are new, choice, and
desirable goods, and for sale at VERY LOW
RATES. k*o3-tf
1024 CHESTNUT STREET
Fine plaid silks for
BONNETS.
Black and White Neat Plaids.
Brown and White Neat Plaids
Block Shepherd’s Plaids.
Lilac, Blue, and Green Plaids.
ap2B-tf EYRE Jfe LAIfPRUftt FOURTH ft ARCH.
071 GTS. STKIPE FOULARDS
tJ % £ from Auction.
Small Stripe Foulards.
Gray Strip© Foulards.
Neat S*r«pe Foulards.
ap2B.tf BYRE & LANDELL, FOURTH ft ARCH.
QILK STRIPED VOLTURMQES,
D U HB vaitc,
Just opened, 2,500 yards, which we are running at the
above reduced price.
Wholesale net cash buyers will find cheap and desirable
goods in our stock.
UURWEN STODDART A 6k6THEB,
450, 452, and 454 North SECOND Street, above
ap26-3t Willow.
Farcy dress silks, 59 qinxs.
Ktvnc'-PrFßs 9ilki, 56 cents.
Fancy Dress Silks, 62# cents.
Fancy Dress Silks, 70 cents.
Fancy Dress Silks, 75 cents.
And rich Black silks, in all widths and grades, at
greatly reduced prices.
Wholesale net catli buyers will find cheap and desira
ble goods in our stock.
CURWEN ST>'VPDART ft BROTHER,
450, 452, and 454 North SECOND Street.
ap26-3t abo«e Willow.
STELLA SHAWLS, STELLA
SHAWLS.
Broshe*Border Stella Shawls.
Palma-Ooroer Stella Shawls.
Piiuled-BotJer Stviii* 3b«wl9.
Black-Centre Stella Shawls.
Cotored-Ccntre Stella Shawls.
All closing at less thau usual prices.
Wholesale net cash buyers will find cheap ag4 d^SlfftblO
goods in MiT r4ocW
CUItWFN STODDABT ft BROTHER,
450, 452, and 454 North SECOND Street,
ap26*3t abovfl Willow.
TAS. R. CAMPBELL <fcGo.,
y WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
W! OHESTNOT STREET,
Have opened this day,
Bonnet’s Black Taffetas.
Triple Chain Sfttiii Plaid Colored Tafffltai.
Detached Figured Camel’s Hair Thibet, high lustre.
Satin Plaid and Printed Marquilise.
Lupin’s beat black Bareges and Bombazines.
Rich Plaid Mozambique.
Lupin’s beet black, white, and high colored Ghftlll,
and jaebseta, griaeaile groandfl.
C&chemire Stripe Printed Percales, very rich.
Foulard Poplins.
Foulard Satine, Ac., &c. aplfl-tf
Poplins, poplins, poplins:
Black and white Chene PopUua, 37X cts. per yard.
Black and white Plaid Poplins, 31 cts. per yard-
Black and white Striped Poplins. 31 cts. per yard.
Rich Uhene Poplins, cts. per yard.
Kick Striped IVpline, cts- per yard*
Silver-mixed Poplins, 50 cts. per yard.
Wholesale net cash buyers will find cheap and desirable
goods in our stock.
CURWEN STODDART A BROTHER
456, 456, »ud 454 &>rtl* SECOND street, above
fttetM-at wuiow.
NEW CLOAK STORE!
Ike moat elegant naaortment in the eily.
m. 29 South NINTH Street,
nib26-3m First door above Oheetnnt.
/~ILOAKS! CLOAKS! CLOAKS!
VJ THE UREAIEdi BAiMJAIIfS Uf THS <llll
No. 23 SOUTH NINTH STREET.
w«wr sroGKt
TITS BSST ASSORTMENT,
THE CHOICEST COLORS,
THE FINEST QUALITIES,
THE MOST SUPERB TRIMMINGS,
TUB NEWEST STYLEB%
TITS BEST WQR&\
AND
DECIDEDLY THE LOWEST PRICES,
IN THE CITY,
IVENS** CO.'S,
No. 23 SOUTH NINTH STREET.
mb26-3m
New goods opening daily.
—Plaid Foulards, black, brown, blue, and lilao.
Plain brown Foulards, oue yard wide.
Piques, white ground aud bouquets of Chintz colors.
Wool De Lalnes, choice shades.
Plaid kbd hfatß figured Wool D« Lfti&M, for children.
A large assortment of Ginghams, at Z2tf, 20, and 26
cents.
A fresh assortment of Cloaking Cloths.
Small figure dark brown Mohairs, choice.
fihAphutd’B Plaids, foAUk 19£ to 56 <»»U.
Silk and Wool Poplins In great variety* at
JOHN II STOKFS*,
No. 702 ARCH Street
N. B.—Good black Silks, Bl, and 91.12^.
Gall and examine our SLl2j£ black Silks. mh99
President.
pAUZE BUMMER BLANKETS.—
\JT The subscribers have received an invoice of these
very desirable goods, in fine qfiftljtr, ftt IftSt BGaaon’l
P SBFPPABD, VAN HARLINGRN* ft ARRISON,
apl9-rptf 1008 'CHESTNUT Street
T INENB AT IMPORTERS' PRICES.
Jj —RICHARDSON’S and DUNBAR DICKSON’S
celebrated SBIBTING and FRONTING LINENS, re
ceived from tbe mannfacturere direct, and guarantied
perfect—to wbicb tbe attention of buyers and' the trade
generally 1* rfugwilnlly United.
SHErrABD, TAN HARLINGEN, t ARRISON,
aplb-rptf 1008 CHESTNUT Street.
CHEAP DRY GOODS, CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS. MATTING. AND WINDOW
SHADES.—-T. S. AROHAMBAHLT, V. E. corner
ELEVENTH and MARKET Street., will open thia
moraing, from auction, Ingrain Oarpete, 31,37,44, 50,
02, and 75c.; Entry and btair Oarpete, 18, 22,31, 37,50,
and 62c.; Bag and Tarn Carpet!, 20 to 31c,; Floor Oil
Ci9.be, all wtdtbe, at 31,37, and SOc.; White and Red
Chech Matting, 20 and 25c. ; Gilt- Bordered Window
Sbadee, new etylee, 60, 82, 75, and 87Rc.; Green and
BuOT Window Holland, 12 to 31c.; Bleached Shirting,
and bbeetipg(, from 9to 12J*C.; now etjl* Plaid Dreai
Goode, 15 to 250,, BUepbent’e fieldn, 12 to 22e. ap!9-12t
riLOAKS, PALATOTES AND MAN
TILLAB.—LMUesin wont of the above articles will
find itlo the!* idvantoe «to *kit MULiuhoJ iaoaM
of Mn. HUNKY, NO. 38 Nftktb NINTH Street, below
ARCH. Tbe latest Paris Styles always ou hand at prices
that astonish everybody. api-3m
WILL OPEN THIS DAY,
SOMETHING NSW.
FOULARD POPLINS.
OFFER TO THE LADIES
IVENS & CO.’S, *
RB'i’AXI. DBT OOODB.
pHECKED BILKS.
Black end Whiteof ittporior auality*
Just received.
aiIARPT.ESa RRO3.
Blue flannel coatings.
CV Bines of extra fine quality.
Regulation weight, Indigo blqq,
»»S9 SH&RFDE3S BROS.
PLAIN BARE&EB.
Good quality, solid color BAreges.
Oroßs-over ItaToges, and thin stuffs,
Brink a lurco auction lot rouivui,
At half of tbs usual prices.
Printbd Bareges at vtry low rates.
»p 29 SHARPLESS BBOL
French j.awns.
A full fttoelc of Xitiwns and Organdies,
\ Neat, tixfilium, and rich designs
SHABFLES9 BROS.,
»J>29 OHEBTKDT ami EIGHTH Strout..
QILK MANTLES AND SAOQUE3.
lO Black Taffeta Mantles,
Mark Silk P&cqnns.
Elegant new styles.
Light Cloth rtactjues.
SHEPBEgp’g PLAIDSt
Now lots, bargains, 123 ft 18^, and 25 eta.
Plain Mozarotii-jdAS, very desirable.
HBB’S AM) BUYS’ WEAK.
fcilk fitix'Ki CiWftimerea and Coatings.
Light colors fancy Cauiuibres.
0»4 Mixtures and Malleus.
Uiuth goods for little fellows.
BOY’S JACKETS AND PANTS.
(NHW IjKDARTMKKT, SBCOSU STORY.)
Fji'Rt'dass Ke*d> ■ made Garment*.
Style and Fit unexceptionable,
T«rj- reanopable.
Royu’ suits made to order.
COOPER & CONARD,
8. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Streets.
in nnn yards lawns at oc—
LujVvv H. STEEL St SON have just received
10,(HjU yards of English Jaconet.
Lawns, feat colors, at 9c, m>vor bofore sold for less
than 15c.
Fifty JliAOeS EuglUK ChaJU Deialaes at isc, never sold
loss than 25c.
One lot Figured Grenadines at 51, worth 75c. *
20011*4 Honeycomb Quilts at $1 50.
From the late auction nates, a few very cheap lots of
choice and desirable styles of
FIGURED ALL WOOL DELAINES.
One lot at 50c, a great bargain.
One lot at c, very cheap.
Oue lot nt 25c, never sold less than 50c.
Also, jmt rpci*i v«*l from New York,
Black and White gilkg,
Brown and White Check Silks, 24 iUChea Wldo| at 800.
CHEAPEST FANCY SILKS IN THE CITY.
One lot Barege Robes nt $3, worth $l2.
apl9 No. 713 North Street, aboverCoates.
f'lLOAKS.—if you want the best value
\J for your money, go to the City Cloak Store, 142
North EIGHTH Street, mh26-3m
IAO NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
Avt) SECOND DOOR ABOVB ARCH,
UP STAIRS
LADIES’ DRESS TRIMMINGS, *c.
The CoDartuershjp heretofore existing between
KAUFMAN ft LONNERaTADTEB
Haviog been dissolved by mutual consent, tb* under
signed respectfully informs ihe patrons and friends of
the old firm, and tho trade in general, that he has taken
all the up-staire r< oms of
NO. 103 NORTH EIGHTH STREET,
ABOVE A ft Cll .
To continue the manufacturing o jail kinds ef
DRESS, CLOAK,
MANTILLA TRIMMINGS,
FRINGES, BUTTONS,
TABSELS, CORD
HEAD NETS,
Of all descriptions, Ac., Ac.,
And will offer inducements in price and quality, as well
aa prompt attendance to orders, in every article apper
taining to his lino. WM LONNERSTADTER,
No 165 North EIGHTH Street, ftb, &rchi
PAPER HANGINGS
pH I LA D E L P H I A
PAPER HANGINGS-
HOWELL & BOURKE,
FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS,
MANUFACTURERS OF
PAPER HANGINGS
AND WINDOW CUUTAIN PAPERS,
Offer to the Trade a LARGE AND ELEGANT AS
SORTMENT OF GOODS, Lom the cheapest Brown
Stock to the Finest Decorations.
N. E, COR* FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS.
N. B.—Solid Green, Blue, and Buff WINDOW PAPERS
of every grade. ap23»2m
hew slvle.
WATCHES.
84 STRAND, LONDON,
watchmaker, to the queen,
Would respectfully announce to his American patrons
that he had received the
GRAND GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR IN PARIS,
UKP&n QF AT TBE GREAT LONDON
EXHIBITION, and the
GRAND RUSSIAN GOLD MEDAL OF THE FIRST
ORDER,
by command of the Emperor] in token of the superiority
and appreciation of his NEW SERIES IMPROVED
CHRONOMETER WATCHES.
JAS. E. CALDWELL & Co.,
822 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Hare on hand a splendid assortment, comprising all the
sizes in heavy 18-tarat Gold Bunting Cases and open
face, with index.
We recommend these unrivalled TIMEKEEPERS with
entire confidence} perfect iu principle aud adjustment*
and not affected in the pocket by any external motion—
especially adapted to Railroad travellers. Should »By
watch sold by us prove unsatisfactory the purchase money
Will he returned. S9l9*tnthfllm
SPRUNG miLLINERY.
MRS. D FfiRRIH, 10E7 OHEST
;£££ NUT Street, has now open a large and varied as
sortment of English, French, and American SCRiW
BONNETS, together with a fail line of STRAW GOODS
suitable for Friends’ wear, and the latest Styles pf
and li-»ta and Capa,
BBMOYAL.
jjlf MISSES O’BKYAN, 924 OIIESTNTJT Street, have
riiuoveil to 1107 WALNUT Street, three doors above tto.
veutto, north side, and will open PARIS MILLINERY,
for the Spring, on THURSDAY, April 17. aor2»2m*
UNITED STATES, EASTERN DIB
- OF PENNSYLVANIA. SOT.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
TO THE MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
GREETING i
WHEREAS, The District Court of the United States
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly
and duly proceeding on a Libel, filed in. the name of the
Vniftd Stttoe of America, hath decreed all norsons in
general who have,or pretend to have, am right, title, or In
terest in seven hundred and ninety-three barrels of Rosin,
one hundred and thirty-six casks of Rosin, and seventy
one thousand dressed Shingles, taken and seized by
the Naval Forces of the United States, in the Sounds of
North Carolina, uaderibecomuAQ<i of d, Oi
Rowan, at Newborn, op tho River Neusc*, in the
said State of North Carolina, to be mouiahed,
cited, and called to judgment, at tho time and
place underwritten, and to the effect hereafter ex
pressed, (juollce so You aro therefore
charged and strictly enjoined and commanded, that
you omit not, but that by publishing these presents
in at least two of the daily newspaper# printed
and published in the City of Philad lplua, and in the
LtpallnlilUffMCt*, you do monish, Hud cite, or cause to
be monished and cited, peremptorily, all person# in
general who have, or pretend to have, any right, title, or
interest in the said eeven hundred and ninety* three
barn Is of Rosin, one hundred and thirty *Bix casks of Ro-
Bin, and menty-one thontotol firmed Shingles to appear
heroic the lion* JOHN UADWALADBR, The Judge of
the said court, at the District Court room, in the city of
Philadelphia, ou the TWENTIETH day after publication
of these presents, if it be a cou*t day, or else on the
next court day following, ?1) fcWIW Ol
hearing causes, thou and there to show, or allege, in due
form of law, a reasonable and lawful excuse, if auy they
have, why eeven hundred and ninety-three barrels of Ro
sin, oi.e hundred and tbii'ty-ais casks of Rosiu, and
seventy-one thousand dressed hhinglegQbwld RQtbe pro*
Doußted to belong, at the time of the capture of the same,
to the enemies of the United States, and as goods of their
enemies or otherwise, liable and subject to condemna
tion, to bo adjudged and condemned an good and lawfol
prizes: and t« Jo and receive in this bohdlf aa to
justice shall appertain, And that you duly intimate, or
cause to be intimated, unto all persons aforesaid, gene
rally, (to whom by the tenor of those presents it is also
intimated,) that if they shall not appear at the time
and place above mentioned, or appear and shall not show
a reasonable and lawful cause to the contrary, then said
District Court doth intend and will proceed to adjudica
tion on the said capture, and may pronounce that the
said seven hundred and ninety-three barrels of Rosin,
one hundred and thirty-six casks ef Rosin, and seventy
one thousand dressed Shingles did batons, at the
of the capture of the same, to the enemies of the UuUed
States of America, and as goods of their enemies, or
otherwise, liable and subject to confiscation and condem
nation, to be adjudged and condemned as lawful prize,
the absenoe. or rather contumacy, of the hersans so cited
and intimated in anywise notwithstanding, and that you
duly certify to the said District Court what you shall do
in the premises, together with these presents.
Witness the Honorable JOHN CADWALADEtt,
Judge of the Bftid court, at Philadelphia, this twenty-
Btttn o»y or atrid, a. d. 1862, and m the eighty
sixth rear or the Independence of the said United States.
ap29-3t G. R. FOX, Clerk District Court.
GOODS
DAKK AND LIGHT BLUE KERSEYS.
STANDARD 6-4 AND 3-4 INDIGO WOOL-DYED
BLUE FLANNELS.
INDIGO BLUE MIXTURES.
COTTON DUCK, 10, 12, AND 15-OUNCE.
FARNHAM, KIRKHAM, A CO.,
»82f1.2in QOS CHESTNUT STREET.
fIITY COMMISSIONERS’ OFFICE,
Pjin.Ai>KLPniA, April 28,1862.
Proposals will be received atfthe Uity Commissioners
Office «B»ii la o'rlwH, Mu TIIURSbATi Ww Mo3|
for the necessary Printing, Stationery, and Blank Books,
rreuuired by the City Commissioners. .
ap29-3t JAMBS SHAW, Clerk.
JM. ROMMEL’S NEW LEHIGH
* COAL WHARF, No. 95» DELAWARE Avenue,
above POPLAR Street. ap29-lm*
IVORYTYPES, BY REIMER, HAVE
reached a degree of perfection only attained by a
great artist. Their beauty and accuracy are wonderful.
Gallery, SECOND street, above Green. It*
CORNUR OP
LEGAL.
ON HAND
DRV GOODS JOBBERS,
IJIHE LATEST STYLES OP
LADIES’
CRAPE COLLARS
JUBT RECEIVED,
BIRKCT FROM THE MANUFACTURER.
THOS. MELLOR & Co..
»r2B-» 40 and 412 North THIRD Btrtwt
CLOTHING
VVVVWVaNa.vV.a.v..NvvVAO.-^^ vwvv
JOYS’ OLOTHINO
F. A. HOYT & BRO’S.,
S. W. Corner TENTH and CHESTNUT Streets
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS
ap23-ihstu-19t
DEPARTMENT.
We will liavo arranged on second floor, and
OPEN ON SATURDAY, TIIE 2GTH INST.,
A SELECT STOCK
BOYS’ CLOTHING.
GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER.
COOPER & CONARD,
Southeast corner NINTH and MARKET Streets.
apSI-lm
WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
AMERICAN, ENGLISH, -*S»
“*SW.I-S WATCHES,
JEWELRY, AND SILVERWARE,
AT REDUCED PRICES.
JOS. H. WATSON,
ap2s-lm 326 CHESTNUT Si BEET,
CENTS’ FCKNISHIINtt GOODS
QEORGE GRANT,
MANUFAOTUSKK OP AND DEALER IN
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
No. 610 CHESTNUT STREET.
mti2o-3m
OVER-SHIRTS
FOR THE ARMY.
FINE SHIRTS.
COLLARS, STOCKS, AND
WRAFP E R S.
Manufactured at
W. W. KNIGHT’S,
HO. 606 ARCH STREET.
*T A 101 l Una 0(
Tigs, SCARFS, CLOVES, SUSPENDERS,
HOSIERY, AND UNDERCLOTHING,
Always on hand. mhfi 3ralf
Fine shirt manufactory.
•The subscriber would Invite attention to bifl
IMPROVED OUT OF BHIBTS,
Which he makes a specialty in hie business. Also, can*
wantly receiving
NOVELTIES FOB GSNTLEMBN’B WEAB.
J. W. SCOTT.
GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHING STOBI,
go. 814 CHESTNUT STREET,
HW-tt Four doors betow the Oontlnental.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
SLAVERY DISAP
XV PROVED PF GPP.”
A lecture delivered in this City by Professor William
Morris. For sale by UBI&a HUNT & 805, No. 62
North FOUBTH Street. ap29-tuthe6t
PHOTOGRAPHS.
MIfIRIT OfMOU B.—HEIM E R*s CO
LORED PHOTOGRAPHS have great merit, that
even an uncritical eye can discover. They are satisfactory
and popular, SI only. SECOND atoafei &l>o> • : e Green. it*
Parson brownlow.—this
MORNING we will have ready a fine engraved
Card Portrait of
PARSON nnowNinw,
Being the only Correct Likeness that has yet appeared.
Complete Catalogues of our Portraits, comprising
nearly
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY CELEBRITIES,
may be obtain* d gratia,
a** IVeio .Portraits are added daily.
PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.
Complete catalogues of our superior Photograph Al
bums, embracing
OYfiß FIFTY VARIETIES,
may be obtained gratis.
**#JVew designs and styles are constantly intro
duced.
Published by
WILLIAM S. & ALFRED MARTIEN,
atfd No. 606 CHESTNUT Straat.
TN WAR TIMES IT IS REASONA
-1 ble to expert wht prices. Tn that view, REIMKR is
now mAkiDg Life-sized PHOTOGRAPHS in oil at Gal
lery SECOND street, above Green. IV*
SEWING MACHINES
* WILSON
SEWING MACHINES,
628 CHESTNUT STREET,
tnhll-3m PHILADELPHIA.
DRUGS .AND CHEMICALS.
ROBERT SHOEMAKER
& CO.
Northeast Corner FOURTH and RACE Streets,
PHILADELPHIA,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS.
■A»UTACTOB*BS OF
WHITE LEAD AND ZINC FAINTS, PUTTS', it,
MIRI TOR THE OEIiRBRATID
FRENCH ZINC PAINTS.
Deeler. end consumers SATPUffI At
VERS LOW PRICES FOR CASH.
ap29 2m ' '
WHITE LEAD, DRY AND IN
OlL.—Red Lead, White Lead, Litharge, feu gar
of Lead, Copperas« Oil of Vitriol, Oaloael, Patent Yel
low, Chrome Red, Chrome Yellow, Anna Fortis, Mu
riatic Acid, Epsom Salts* Rochelle Salts, Tartaric Acid,
Orange Mineral, Soluble Tart, Sub. Carb. Soda. White
Vitriol, Bed Precipitate, Wiiitv Precipitate,
Caustic, Narcotiue, Sulph. Morphine. Morphine, Acetate
Morphine, Lac. Sulph., Elher Sulphuric, Ether Nitric,
Sulphate Quinine, Corr». Subllsn., Duuarcotizod Opium,
Chloride of Soda, Wetheriil’s Ext. Cincha, Tartar
Bw*t!c. Ohlcridc &f LilUSp OfifcU BAiAS, Reflaed Borax,
Camphor, Resin Copavia.
WETHEUILL & BROTHER,
Manufacturing Chemists,
Nos. 47 and 49 North SECOND Street,
jo.lS.lf PHILADELPHIA.
gxiirsxrEi
The Subscriber will offer for sale, at the
HADUONFIELD STATION,
On the Camden and Atlantic Railroad, on
SATURDAY, May 3, 1562,
1,000 CEDAR RAILS,
of a superior quality, in lots ranging from 100 to 500) and
8,000 FEET CEDAR SIDING,
in lots to irait purchasers. Also, at the same time and
place,
THREE FARM wagons,
ONE FARM CART,
with iron arm.; all new, and of the bos manufacture—
made by Wilson, Child., & Co., Henry Simon., and Kess
ler A Bro. j and
ONE FALLING-TOP BUGGY,
In good order.
Sale to commence at I o’clock P. M., when terms wil
be made known by
O. H. SHINN.
ap2s tM3
fJIH E
“EXCELSIOR” HAMS
ARE THE REST IN
THE WORLD.
J. H. MICHENER & Co.,
GENSBAD PROVISION DEALERS,
And cwron Of We celebrated
“EXCELSIOR”
SUGAR-CURED HAMS,
Nos. 143 and 144 Nntb FRONT Street,
Between An A anti Bate elreeU, Philadelphia.
The jnstly-celebrated “EXCELSIOR” HAMS an
cured by J. H. M. A Co., (in a stylo peculiar to thom
■elTNi) enraadr tor FAMILY USE* are of dalloiaui
Steer; free beet the unpleasant taste of salt, and an
pronounced by epicures superior to any now offered
fbrsala. kpl-3m
WANTS.
WANTED— A Situation as Travel-
Unit Companion,- to da tltla Betdag. Addrut
♦♦o. H ,” at this office, fof three days It*
WANTED — A Situation by » Young
Man« who can furnish excellent reference; would 1
not object to leave the city. Address **L. J.
of this paper. • ' apftMulMf*
WANTED TO SELL—An interest
in the beat PMlnit Manufatturlo* Kanin™. in thin
City. A good Farm or Hon.e taken in par, payment if
('mired. Appll lu FOLWELLi Laud Ajpwtt, .IQ N.f ti>
FIFTH Street. ap2B.2t*
WANTED— A good Milliner; noise
other need apply. F. EVANS, 731 North SE
COND street. ap£®»*2|#
« UNITED STATES MARINES.—
Wanted, for the United States Marine Corps, for
eea service aboard of men-of-war, SEVERAL lIUN •
DKISD AMLE-BODIffiD MEN, between the age*
of oiphtwm and forty yearn. Yanim mm th& a&ha
try net Ipm lhati 5 toot 4# Inch** Mgh, who shall past
the medical examination, and eniur, will receive thro*
ccntL per mile for tho distance travelled in comma to tb«
Rendezvous. at 311 South FRONT Street below Spruce.
Philadelphia. All 9|lj«r IHferHTOtieil Bitty bo Fo*
quired wit’ b« given. /AWES LEWIS, OttptttiZ)|
ap22-12t and Recruiting officer.
4ft* DEPUTY QUAKTEKMAS
-3851 TER GENERA L’S OFFICE,
Pmt.Ahfcl.DHiA. April 4. lyes.
WANTED IMMKDIATELV—VesseIs to k»d with
Goal for Fort Monroe, Va. A. BOYD,
ap4«tf Captain aud A. Q. M.
DEPUTY QUAKTEMIAB*
" ' TBB GEIffiBAL’B OFFICE,
Piiii.ADEi.pirM, A pril 3, Maa.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY—VcbmuIb U. load’ with
Goal for Alexandria, Va. A. BOYD,
Bpi-tf Captain and A. Q, 11,
FOR SALE AND TO LET,
FSR SALE—A good llouto on Tot.
Press. Address u Route, 11 ap2GJ3t*
GERMANTOWN.—TO RENT—
KuLa medium-frfv.ed furnished IIGU3S, with stable. if
rimredi for tho Suiwuor month*. Apply sixth house on
LINDEN Street, Uernittutowu. ap29-3t*
TO BE LET—I he Second, Third, and
Fourth Floors of 427 MARKET Street, well adapt
ed for the Bout and Shoe, and Straw bmineoa. Apply to
H. PATTON, 2Q South EIGHTEENTH htreei. ’
ap‘2B 3t*
TO LET. COUNTRY STORE
Mill and FORWARDING WAREHOUSE, Lumber aud
Cor! .Yard j_pood railroaf} gjginft Ac., in ft lirBt»ri«e
hue'inest* locality, i*n<l wealthy TlVighOOrhOQd, SHlllHCd
on the Central Pennsylvania Railroad. For fiKthor par-
K. PETTIT,
No. 30S WALSUT Strutt.
ticulars, ai pi) to
ap26
4| TO LET, AT A VERY LOW
■iOIrKNT—The largo DWELLING, 620 South WASH
INGTON SQUARE, suitable for Boarding House or
Boarding School: 27 rooms. ICvory modern improve
ment, ami in good repair. S. KINGSTON MuKATt
4Q7 WALNUT afreet. ap'Sj-Ot*
Foil SALE—A VALUABLE CUES
TER COUNTY FARM. Railroad station upou the
place. Containing 73 acres of prime valley land] nicejy
watered, tVllli large ami tubslantiai atone improvements
srring»hotiae, ice house, Ac. Two apple orchards, and
other fruite. Apply to K. PETTIT,
ep‘26 No 309 WALNUT Street.
Desir able DUSIJVESS hQ T S
FOR SALE, —Tho Lot on tbpsoutb slilo of PRIME
Street, opposite to the Baltimore Railroad Depot, run
ning from Broad to Thirteenth streets, having a front oT
627 feet. In October next the Junction: ttailro vd, con
neciine the Reading Railroad with tlie Baltimore Bftil
road, y.iin.ipUi»i?hrd, which will thou make ft oonuleto
connrction or the Bnitiniore BaflroAfl with the Penmyl.
vania, Baltimore and Ohio, Camden and Amboy, and
Reading Uailroads
The above ground is offered In lota of sizes to suit
purchasers, aud on accommodating terms.
6 KILPATRICK, Rv*i E-tale Agent,
ftp24 ihsin-3t* 144 South FOURTH Street,
g£si FOE SALE.— A new and well
■Sibnißhed DWELLING, with modern Improvements,
NOi lifOt) GREEN Street i otio of tho ho»i ftiiuftb-d Kahus
oii the street Price low, and terms ea«y. If not sold by
the Ist of May it will be rented. Inquire of
JOHN LYONS,
np26-3t* N. E. corner ot TENTH and RIDG-E Av.
ja POR SALE OR TO LET. —A
■Hi. pleatßiit house in tho suburbs of Muilia, nearly an
acre of ground, abundance of shade aud fruit. Rent
low. Apply at No. 15* SOUTH. FOURTH STREEP,
second story ap'26-lm
r STEAMBOAT FOll SALE.
STEAMBOAT «• QUAS9AICK,”
Length 160 feet, 22 feet beam, and 7 % feet hold: 175
tons*, steam ■2G inch olindor, 6feet atioke.
STEAM ENGINES ANP BVlltKttS, uow a nil second,
hand, for bale. Apply to C. W. OOPELAND,
ap26-Btuth 3t No 122 BROADWAY.
HATS AND CAPS.
IQCO SPRING STOOK 101*1)
IOU/0. COMPbKTB. XOU/i.
C. H. GARDEN & Co..
Mamifftctorora of and Wboludata Daal6f»lh
HATS, CAPS, AND FURS;
STRAW GOODS.
FANCY SILK AND STRAW BONNKTB,
AtiiflelAl Flowers, fiocliea, Peaiherri, esc..
ifo. <OO and 600 MARKET Street, 8. W. corner o
SIXTH Street.
<9* A large and complete stock. The best terms and
:he lowest prices. Cash and prompt “ time buyerf" are
#flrtlcniwlj Invited to examine our itock. mhl-2m
FINANCIAL.
UNITED STATES
ONE-YEAR LOAN FOR SALE.
COUPON BONDS AND 7 9.10 NOTES
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
QUARTERMASTERS’ RECEIPTS
CASHED, COLLECTED, OR EXCHANGED.
P&ylieUlUF &tU&Uon given h> iranaftcitons in Govern
meat securities.
DR.EXEL & Go.,
34 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
opl7.ini
From $3,000 to $e 500 to loan
on Mortgage . CUABLES BBOAD3, So. 436
WALNUT Street. »p29-6t#
—GROUND RENT of this
lJ)Uvv» amount FOB SALE, on an improved pro
neriji. at a discount. Antly to E. pbttit,
aPM No 309 WALNUT Street.
INSURANCE COMP AN IKS.
QIEARD FIRE" AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFICE 115 WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL 8200,000.
This company continues to take risks on the safer
clasaes of Fropcri}' at low rales.
The public can rely upon its responsibility, and abili
ty to pay losses promptly. Its disbursements for the
benefit of the public, during the last nine years, e xceed
©500,000,
and we respectfully solicit its favor in tho futur e.
DIRECTORS.
CHAB. I. DUPONT, JERRY WALKER,
JOHN W.CLAGHORN, JOHN THORNLEY,
C F.HKAZUTT, ABRAHAM HART,
DAVID BOYD, Jr., I’ETER 8. HOE, of N. Y.
WM. M. SWAIN, FUItMAN SHEPPARD,
JOSEPH KLAI’P, M. D. N-S. LAWRENOB,
WM.C.BUDMAN, JOHN SUPPLE®.
THOMAS CIIA YEN, President
A. S. GILLETT* Vice President.
JAg. D. ALVORP, ?rcrcl*ry
INCE company,
Street.
NC INSURANCE*
>rOß3i
E. D. Woodruff,
John Kessler, Jr.,
P. S. Justice,
Washington Jones,
CLm. Sblies,
John W. Evormau.
K, President.
EPSON, Vice President.
[ARP, Secretary, [mhlg-iftf
Fame insura
No. 406 CHESTNUT 8
FIUS AJSD ItfLA.
DIBEC
F. N Buck,
Chas. Bichardson#
Henry Lewis, Jr.,
Alex. Wbilldin,
G«>. A. West,
0. W. Davis,
FRANCIS ». BU<
CHARLES RICU
WILLIAMS I. BLANC!
COMMONWEALTH SIJEtE INBU
\J bancs company, of ths scats Of
PENNSYLVANIA.
PJBEOTOBB.
2»avid JaM. S>. f SWU* B,
jfohu M. Whitall, John K. Walker,
KdwaTd 0. Knight, Bobert Shoemaker,
Thomas 8. Stewart, William Strothers,
Henry Lewis. Jr., Elijah Jonee.
hAViP JAtthSi u P,, President,
JOHN M. WHITALL, Vice President
SAMUEL 9. MOON, Secretary.
Office, Commonwealth Building, 613 CHESTNUT
Btreat, Philadelnhia. eed-iflf
JypATIVE WINES.
STBJCTIiT rVIIE JUICE OF THE CiBirE—THE
HOST DELICIOUS, BICH, AND FRUITY
WINXS EVKB OFFERED TO
THE PUBLIC.
AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT JUST RECEIVED.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS.
DEALER IN FINE GBOCIBIEBi
apSS-tf CORNER ELEVENTH AND VINI BTS
QAUTION •
Tho well-earned reputation of
FAIRBANKS' SCALES
Has induced the makers of imperfect balances to offer
them as “FAIRBANKS’ SCALES,” and purchasers
have thereby, in many inetangeg, o||bjpste<! $9 frftlld
and imposition* TAIBBAHRS’BOALES are m&mffw*'
lured only by the original inventors, E. * T. FAIR
BANKS A 00., and are adapted to every branch of the
business, where a correct and durable Scales is required*
FAIRBANKS & EWINO,
General Agents,
»plO-tf MASONIC HALL, Tl 5 CHESTNUT ST f
JJRUSHES
BLACKSMITHS' BELLOWS,
KEMBLE & VAN HORN.
mh2o-9m No. 331 WARKXT Strict. PhllwU
BAY RTJM.— A small invoioe of Day
Sum, just received, for sale by
OHAB. 8. OkRSTAIRS,
PpO W WALNUT and 21 GRANITE Streets
AMUSEMENTS.
Mr. pe.relli's
(OttANB
AMATSt'B COMPD. t MBNTA.BT CONCERT,
THE
_ MUSIC AI. rD;N£ HALL.
ON TUESDAY KVENIN April 20th, 1862,
The ,oe»l part. bT pnpllj 0 f Mr,- I‘erel)!,
CondAewr.,,,>...•»■ TCTtIU.
. (HI I.
Terzetto, 8.8. ?/.... ~t , DslHnf.
Dd*Uo. fsvorlta, C. B •* ~ < tDoninettl,
SttilMl, Gbtmti Sffotvr 0 Verdi.
Terzttto, Vtrh Pasaottle, Donirottl.
Cavatina; bcnmtmbula.*.... **• • BeUini.
DuHto Notiur*iuo,'S. C... 4 ....Ca.mpana.
Alia, SicilUn *
rmi-tto, Itigotettor B Verdi.
Bmnnnsnt li’arortivT., Mf. PersiU. ...Do»!*ttiii_
Bmlnd, Kaihiren Maroiiriifen, C- ...Crouah.
Quanetto, Bigoß-tto,S: 0. T. B Verdi.
I*A!IT IT.
Piiett?.», Batblere d» 3vlislla. S. 8.. RoHslot.
CttVHtiriß, Lnri«, S —. rpt nr r t
Rimimsft. llilld ■iy T , f. , Yprrti.
Liicie/ÜBurgiv, fc.-T. B,, t , T ,,,,,, f Dtiui?:am.
, BmDmi), Bwlhrt Song. H t .Eckert.
Kon>Ht>z», Krnaiii, li . r Verdi.
Dmtto, Cr»wn liUmondH, N-
P rnanri-, A ro. jjjtrjn, Snliiiha.l,
Final.. Erppjij, B, T. li VkMI.
And Dill chorus of huljns and gonUcrmw.
PiF The ©i and Piano 1s fmwtlte cHnbratfcd manufac
toi >of Nteinway ft Sons. Jt in ft new rtjh-.aud h»ned
by Dlnului Drothrih, 10C0 ChepthUt street.
Puors open &t aoiirter past 7. Coucort to te«((mdc« »k
8 irclmK pfHßisely, ,
TickttH, One Dollar eoch.
For phlo 1 at Andre’s, Leo Si TTalkcr’s-, and Oonht’tt
Music Stores, andftt the door:
WALNUT-STIIKKf TIFEATRB—
NINTH an* WALNUT Btreeto
MBS. M. A. GABRET^SOH.
Bole Leasee.
THIS (TUESDAY? EVENING, A'PfSIH 29,1862
The performftDce7ril.‘'cominenc:ft with thcrgsw 3|ftmu of
A£-£Liik ( tb
AdoHipM
f*oi thH Arnmi
M»dnm- Hm»bt*rsr...»
To conclude v.|rh f) * fV*r'*e of
CUSTOMS 'lit- COS3I«A
Jerry Ominoiiß Mr. VinincKitowera*
Botsetta * Mfflfl lh JbhuooD-
PaiOßb—6o, 37#, 7ft, and 25 centa; Private Boxoa,
86 and 83. according to their locale.
„.P°° n open at Tn iKwimnnco at 7J4»
MKB. JOHN UKHIW’S
AttCH-STBEET TfIEATBB
Acting Stage Manager ~..W. £ [T&EDB&IGK&
SnsiriAM Agent and Treasurer...... JOS f). MUBPHW.
MHiKTYsFIKST AND NiSBT¥»i?IM!USD MIOOTIi-C»
JOTllt DlifiW,
WfiNDAY AND TUESDAY, April 28 and 29; 16*2.
The new play, by Mrs. C. Hale, mititlnd
TIIK GROVES OF BLARNEY.
Ot<J Mother Griftin
To cnnclutfn with MaZXPM.
Iflttxer ja (with mtw features,)....
OJiDSha ;
Seats can be secured for Mr. John Drew’s representa
tions, three days iu advance Doors open at T#« Cur
tain lisea at quarter to 8 ttp26«2l
continental theatre.
\J EVEJJ WELCOME*
TO THE GBAVE AND GAY—OLD AI?1> YOUNtfc
FIRST WKKK
or ttm gTwml revival of
uncle TO.YI'S CABIN;
OR, LIFE AMONG THE LOWLY.
With NEW SCENERY, NEW MUSIC, and a
POWERFUL ARRAY OF TALJ’N »*.
P11ICK& OP ADMl!r!~loft—[l&, ‘id, 25, and 50 centa.
Doom open fit 7Jg . To commence quarter before
A GUAND ‘ ‘UNCLE TO SI” MATINEE on Saturday
afternoon.
Twenty- heventh quaprilMS
!»a»TY to the COKTBIJWTISG MKUSEftS of
the PHILADELPHIA f Beck’s) LAND, No l. wll take
plat e on WEDNESDAY EVENING, April SOth, at tb*
MUMGAL kumdhall.
t&~ Tickets can he transferred at the Band’s room*
South*a*t<;t}nHTof KisUlh and W'hlunt*irnntM)n Tuba*
dr.f-.2vth just,, bttp'cen tnr hours of 3 and fi'O’elode
P. M.
Persons becoming contributing member* will bo on*-
titled to tickets of wlmiflMOti for three parties. Pteas*
niake early application to
JAIIEy MADfSnU *Ec£,
No. 746 PL.OHI!>A Street,
Above Eleventh, belo*' Fitz-aatcrj
ftp2o-2t*
Musical fund hall,
nWPAYEYEtfItfGi aiuyai.
ottiHD private aoiKEE,
Icitrnclitcliijsr a new *rawiuu»room tainment,-
MR. AND MRS PEABODY AT HOME.-
Adtuisfrum, 25 c»-nts. R«?»c*rved «natn. 50 cents.
Tickets at Gould's Music Store f C 32 Ohestnijt •
' ap3thUp
Assembly buildings,
LAST WEEK HUT ONE Ob' THE
GREAT SEPOY REBELLION,
GUIIOEOUS *<JJCNIC« IN IN HU.
Portraits of Captain ERTflMiioN and Li*ur*n«mt WOR
DEN and View a of the MONITOR and MBBRTMAO.
MONDAY, April *2B, AND DURING TUB-WEEK.
CcmoiMJce in the Evening ut 8, and WKDNiCSDAI and.
SATURDAY ArTEHNOONH at 3 o'clock.
Admiflpiflfi SS SUBtS. yix tickets, #l. Okildren, Ifi
cants. ap2B^6t
PKNNSyVLANIA ACADEMY. 01'*
THE PINK ARTS Thirty-ninth ADniial Exhi*
butot) uf faiulniga ami BoHlpiiuei 1025 OilliinjUir
gtrt-tt, open Horn V A, Jfl fill*) F. 21., Hti-i from 7
P. M. im 10 J». M.
Stockholder* will receive their tickets at the Academy j
no admissions without. ap*2S
/XR-AND CONTRABAND iMuNtah
XX AND SOOT A L ENTERTAINMENT, at FRANK
LIN HALL, SIXTH Street, near AR 'H. on WK D •
NEsDAY EVENING, April ;JO, to consist of -Vocal M-*i-
N«i fpfSfeiDK, BrcilatiniiSi iCi Admiuinut 25 cetita *
cniiJren, half price. For particular* see Programme
and smalt bills. Doors open at 7 o'clock; to cormtmnco<
at 8 tV’cl. ck ap2B-2t*
Stereoscop riooiss of the re-
UEJLLION, foP public v»i!Ws‘«.f a)f tbf
prominent Rattles, Incidents, and Men, Pull piicod Md
illustrated catalogues sent free, by
JAMES W. QUEEN A GO.,
Opticians,
gpH-Im Np, rn CHESTNUT Streets PUlludftlßhia.
fi ERMANiA ORCHifiHTRA.
\JT CARL BENTZ, Conductor.
PUBBIO BXHEABSALS every SATURDAY, at B)f
O'oloek Ft Hit St tile MUSICAL FUND UALL.
Package *r Bight Tickets, SI; Single Tialtiitfl, 25 etl.
To be hail at Andre's, 1104 Cheßtnnt street, J. B- Gould's,
Seventh and Obevtnni, end at thedoorof tfce Hall. ocUS-tt
SAFES.
|| A NEW VICTORY.
THE LATEST.
Bobrsburg, Columbia co., Pa r , April 18,1802.
Messrs. Evans <£ Watson, Philadelphia :
GUNTLEMH!.' — At opportunity, Z bag ton to
inform you of out) of tlie most destructive fires that haa
occurred in our town. On the moruiog of March 29(avt
our three- and* a-half.story brick and frame store aad
dwelling was entirely dftfrWtt) Pf fire. It blltDßd With
tuch violence and intensity of boat that it vvai ten or
twelve hoars before we could reach the Safe. In the
meantime, it could he 88en glowing with a red heat butt
after securing tlio Safe from tbe ruins, on opening it, ia
the presence of a great many neoclo, all mi* bonka, bank
notes, and valuable bakers, with which It «-m closely
filled, were discovered t‘n a perfect condition, and, con* >-
aidi-ring tbe long and severe exposure, every one admit
ted, with glad surprise, t|)e ysln, ftwl tlllimpll ofyour
Improved gHlamnnclor. Tins etidpncu aaain or the M -
ritof your Safes will s(euro fur you thousand*of friend,
in our section. 1 shall very soon reiiuire another of your
Sofes, as mf coufMyiisc in thsm in stronger than UYeri
I raimlni very truly, yours, WILSON AGMR.
EVANS & WATSON
HttVd fllU'flJ’fl Afi hflUd, At tkkiP SIAPe,
Vo. 16 South FOURTH Street, below-Market,
A largo assortment of FIRE AND BURGLAR-PROOF*
SAFES, warranted to stand the moat severe tests
»p5?-lutb»3t
f&H LILLIE’S SAFE DEFOE RK
|“PmOVK£) to No. 21 South SEVENTH Street, now
the Franklin Institute.
Tho undersigncd t thsHfcfßJ for part faror* and brtoc
determined to merit future patronage, mw secured *1
elegant and convenient store, and has now ou hand t
large assortment of Lillie*! Celebrated Wrought and
Chilled Iron Fire and CurglAr Proof Safes, (the oalr
stiictly fire and burglar proof safes made.) Also, Little*!
Unwjuftlled Bunk Vault Safe, and Bank Laaks.
Lillie’s Bank Vault Doors and Locks wilt be
to order on short uotice. This Is the strongest, best
tected, and cheapest Door and Lock yov offered.
Also, particular attention is called to Lillie’s New
Vteim for Plate, Jewelry, &c, Thie Safe if 0011-
codod to surpass In style uud eloganoo anything ytt if*
ferml for this purpose, and is the only one that Is strictly
fire and burglar proof.
Special Notic*. —l have now on hand say twenty of
F wreli Herring, ft Vq ’b Bafee, most of them nearly new,
aim some forty of other makers, comprising a complet!
assortment m to sizes, and all lately rschaaged for thi
now celebrated Lillie Safe. They will be sold at very
low prices, pi--—* call and examiiue.
ja2S-lyif M. O. SAPLEB, Aget),
IBffl EVANS & WATSON’S
Isill salamander safbb.
BTOBK,
16 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
A large variety of FtfeK-PROdF SAFRS always <?•
band
fvTT tgf THE ADAMS
COMPANY will now
Deceive and Forward Goods, not contraband, to Nash
ville and other accessible points in Tennessee. Correct
invoices must accompany the Goods in all easel.
kS.QB.3t
- „Tr-»b. FOB NEW YORK, THI3
Jftrrfii L —3L DAY,—DESPATCH DISK, via »el»-
donnu, m uteri i. now
loading, aud will leavo THIS DAY, at 12 M., delivering
her cargo in New York in 24 hours.
For Freight, wldch will be taken on accommodating
terms, apply to IVM. M BaISI) <& 00 •
H - 152 Booth 6BUIVASK a wane,*
m GREAT SHOW OE CHINESE
Azaleas and the French spotted Pelargoniums at
BITIST’S NURSERY.
The Uarliy cars conned -with the 9MW
every half hour. fcp2tt»3fc
mo THE DISEASED OF ALL
JL Bub, wrote eud otarunjo dlma«»
turvd by rpvciai guarantee at 122011 alnut Direst*
Philadelphia, and in case of a failure no charge is made.
Professor BOLLES, the founder of this new practice.
will superintend tho treatment of all cases htmself A
pumphU-t containing a lnuUltude of csrtilicate, 9f ,1)999
iwrvdi RIW ivtirrs "muf wßirtWOTHwy vswrimions Iron
medical men and others will bo given to any person free.
Lectures are constantly given at 1220, to medical men
and otbeis who desire a knowledge of my discovery, in
applying Tieclricitjr as a reliable tlieiappßtji) ftgyllt, UoUe
eulimiun fry?, np'lOtVin
Eastern market dining
RESTAURANT, FIFTH STREET, ABOVB
SRE&TNUTt OPPOSITE SMITH'S BRUWBHTi .
mid e»tnbiißiimeDt having been refitted rcj?*»nlioßS oi
expense, is dow ready le serve its patrous with break
fast, dinner, and supper at moderato uharges, combined
with the best the market affords, (and only the host )
The bar la tarnished with the choicest and
efglLM 5 (R Shol-L, the Httslerii U.*rlc«l ittUiiig
is the ihaximmn ol‘ MiiladelpMa.
The subscribers respectfully solicit the patronage of
tlieir friends and the public.
p s. Free Lunch from 10){ to 12 o clock,
Li lIOPKINSi { Pj^ptlOor,
T. FITJSGIHUOTf I $
LADIES’ TRUBBES, SUPPORT
EBB« BBACEB, and other mechanical Applianoea,
of correct wnttrnctfrn ftnd ronr to the wearer* Tor ula
rad adjustment at O. V, IifiADLEB’ LADIES' BTOBB*
TWELFTH Street, tint door below Bace.
Gentlemen requiring Bopture Trusses will call at the
Southwest corner tWSLVTH and BACH, where 0. IL
fl , irfrw tftonttoo to thhi nwoial feature mhia* amtf
(CLEANLINESS STRICTLY OB-
V 7 served at the Bair Dyeing and Bathing 9*tn»n v
FOUBTH and BBANCH. ap2Q«tflr
MONUMENTS AND 6HAVK
Itl STONKS at Tory reduced pricer at Marble Worba
at BXSIHBSTai. WDGK A.T«iO(h t»Sow tcl»*«,tH
tr.hi^«nnrtf
.Mias Charlotte Thompson.
2lr Barton-Hill.
Mbtfe Thayer.
JOHN DREW.
.........John Drew.
. .FMfik Dfdw.
Mrs. (J. Henri.