THE CITY.
Affairs at thk Nayy Yard. —No-
thing of uuuiual inletest has of late transpired at the
t*avy yard. The work of repairing the l'ouhatan is
rabidly a»,J ul»*n Ihu vpuyyl is flubbed. uhe
will be equal to new. The Monangahela is fast approach
ing completion nod arrangements are being mode for
the lai ing of the keel of the iS'Aenandoaft. The Juniata ,
launch*d sometime since, is also being pushed rapidly
forward. co>ucl«l«<l r <>n«>nf IhA
crafts of her kind afloat and will reflect great credit on
the mechanics of Philadelphia. The master joiner,
James W. Bl»ylock, lias, at the present time, a force
of men <mpU-yed on her who are introducing
Itihq} improvements uut seen in other ¥4&lsh.
2klr. Blaylock has had constructed four gang-way
•Cheeks for the Juniata. They are made from
solid pifeeg of walnut, each has carved npoa it a
*rery handsome an'J appropriate figure. Those cheeks,
pet m piAci>. will far Miraau anything of the kind
in the whole navy, and will, without doobt, CRUS* great
attraction The ocher work An the Juniata, performed
under the superintendence of the master joiner, has been
done with a vii w both to neatness and economy. Be*
many yerv impnrtaut improvement*! have taken
place In the jniDPtV department, which will eventually
result in the saving of thu-ands of dollars. The labor
performed in this one department embraces more than is
ordinaril) allowed to it. All the furniture, consisting of
chairs* bureau fh sofas. &c„ intended for the different yhs*
eels, is constructed he»e? also numerous models ror
casting, in which there hot recently be«n many decided
improvements, by which work has been greatly facili
tated.
At the present time the number of workmen reaches
•tbvut 1,600, but wo qitdvrstmx! that i-ffor>? w!U l»o nk<ktie
to rnduce the Government to send more work to this port,
bs it is evident that the mechanics of this city cannot
be euTpuFsed in skill and experience. Applicants f*r em
ployment at the yard are very numerous, and the newly
oppolnted l* conewuly by those
anxious to obtain w<=rk. As his force has not been in
creased since he has taken his position, he is unable to
grant these many requests. althjusb it is bis special de
aire to do so at an as early day a* possible. It is though ■
-fhat by prefer il>e CnVßfobu'til USW b© Pt©*
vailed upon to have more work performed at our navy
yard, and in the accomplishment of this object all the
heads ol the different departments oflabor will use their
influence.
The Accumulation OP IVIUD IN THE
SCIIUYI KILL.—I be rapid accumulation of detritus in
the Kaiimoimt dam can be showu by a comparison of the
tUIYOB n»ado by the Water Department with a
hydrographic survey made by the gchuyistu w»Tis»«(»u
Company, of the western part of the river, from a print
below the Twenty.fourth ward Works to the Girard ave
nue bridge. The mud has accumulated in this portion of
the river to such au extent as to impede navigation, and
force nil loaded toawto tu*e the middle of **«• atr«»«.
This survey was made in 1853, and the comparison of the
two shows the depositor mud at this point to be 55,379
cubic yards, or an average yearly deposit of 7.297 cubic
3 aids, In other parts of the dam the accumulation is
evidently much mere but for w»nv of actual sur
veys with which to compare those made it caunot be ac
curacy ascertained. The entire anouut, it is said,
would no doubt be found to be from 2&.000 to 80.000
cubic yards per year in the lower reaches of the dam—
viz; Irvin Columbia bridge down. The depots pro
duced by the Skaters’ Club House, which pro
jects into the river, earning a retrograde motion
of the water, furnish a* instance. The accumulations at
this poil t exiexul along the south of the park to the steam
bOaV Wb w Vf M F;<irr> vqot, wL-re the w»for lias become
60 shallow thHt the mud is disturbed every time the boats
approach or leave the wharf Tnis mud tuu* agitated
passes immediately into the fore-bay and is, in part,
pumped into the reservoirs. The effect of this structure
prorrio;* t<*rv /oi aieJ lo a icom tiiod A ft* It IIPOLi thfl
current, has been found to bo much more disastrous than
was at firel feaied, aud its removal to some other site is ab
rolutely demanat-d. and not for the ab.*ve reason only. It
po confines and diiectsthe scour of the river that its bed
L. already wjudied to a depth of thirty*one feet within a
6 ho?t distance of -lie dat»», endangering thA DATIIIftUMICe
cl the structure The removal of tht home and of the
earth thrown in at this place would allow the current to
How along the south front of the park and carry away
*tie -preeeut Accumulated mud, &hd. PAStAHA tllfl VIVAP
nearly to its original condition.
Acknowledgment. The Quarter
mister Cimeial of the State of PennsylYanin acKnow
ledgea to have ruttivte tlio loilowiug donations for the
sick and wounded s'-ldiers: 1 box ot bo >ks, papers, Ac.,
from Mrs. Jane Jones. Duucaunon, Perry couuty; *2
hoxes from the Soldiers’ Aid Society of Maoer Hill,
Huntingdon county, containing pillows, liut, jellies,
honey, molisees, iom«eo-bdtter T £ppl«-b*it
tt-r, comforte, shot is, bandages. towels, pillow-slips,
handkerchief?, enshious, thirty-nine chickens in
cans, dried beef, pickles, and oue firkin of apple-but
ter, wi h other articles; from the ladies of Wetlsboro,
2 boxes c-f -vwluwble boapitnl st.-.r*-, containing? 12 yutlfcs,
14 pillows, 12 Ltd-sack*, 3i sheets, *27 pillow cases, SO
pillows, small size; fio towels, 6 pairs drawers. 8 double
gowns, 25 pairs dippers. 15 shins, 580 rolls of bandages
(about 2.C00). 830 parcels of lint, Castile soap. 4 bags
dried toll, Qi Bins. !l ehaek&r-bourda, 5 pair© socka, VI
cape, G Wdkerthieis, together with pins, bwOkfl, maga
zines, eye-shades. and other articles; 1 box from Mrs.
3tachcl L. Smith, of Liberty Square, Lancaster couuty,
or. behalf of the “ United Daughters,” containing 3
< t ufltf>, IS biira CnutAn ilnumd druwyra. 21 shirU.
towels, 6 wrapper a, 24 linen haudhercUipfr, 24 Cushions
for wounded limbs. IB rolls bandage*, 2 pillows and cases,
{* pairs slippets, 24 pairs stockings. Part of the above
articles have been forwarded, by request of the donors,
to Louievill*. Ky., uhd *AM »A Wmch©StUF, VIL
A Novel Case.—Yesterday after
noon a case of a novel character was heard before Alder
znan Beitlir. James Green and William Winslow, two
rusoers for so emigrant ho*rJing tonie, W4F4
with having, in defiance of law and the express prohibi
tion of the port physician, boarded the ship Tonawanda,
Captain Julies, before a certificate of health bod been
furnished to the Captain. It appeared that the ship ar-
In Bi-lawASt* 6B _ Saturday night- Owina to the
fact that a few days sltice the ship Jt. L. Ld)i& hftd 10 bd
ordered to quarantine on 'account of having typhus cases
on boaid, the physician gave orders to'he harbor police
to allow no communication with the ship when she should
arrive Green and Winslow boarded the vessel and defied
the police, the captain ot tbe Bhlp, and others. They
were arrested, and yesteiday held in 0 each to answer
at eourt. The law under which they were held was pass> d
in 1818, and punishes with a fine of £2OO any person who
ahAU board a ship arriving in tbe Delaware from a foreign
port before said ship shall have been visited by the port
physician.
Action on Promissory Notes. —Yes-
terday. in the Llstricl Oonri, the case of the ejdeAiitOYJ
of 1, Johnson vs. J. K. Ccl'ins, late tradivg, Ac., was
heard. This was an action on certain promissory not©3
given to dec*deut, in h'B lifetime, for loans made to de
fendant. Defence—That accompanying the notes wore
m sb&reß ot Allegheny Biiilrofid mri Coal <Mnpw’9
rtock as collateral security, and that, under a written
Hsmmeut ex»cuted at the time, and giving power to Mr.
Jonnson, io case of the non-payment of the notes at ma
turity, to take the stock absolutely to his own use. [This
Mock bad been transferred on the books of the company
l>y him to hie owa Dam*.] Thai the stock wm cienl
to pay tho notes in fall, and leave a balance of some
£833 in favor of defendant, which is claimed here On
trial.
In the District Court, Judge Stroud, a few unimportant
eases were dinoted of.
The Homicide (’ases.— Yesterday
morning, In Ibe Court of Quarter Sessions, tho jury for
tbe second teini of the April Term was called. Homicide
Wtre fixed for trial yeeteroay, hot none of the
parties were ready. The case of William Ha/.let, charged
with thefeflling of a colored boy, named Charles Bussell,
In May last, was continued until Wednesday. So, also,
with the case of Addis Dares. In tbe case of James and
"Walter Phillips, charged with homicide, it was at nouoced
that Walter was dead The evidence against the other
defendant is slight, and the case was postponed. Samuel
gegar, who iB charged with homicide, has joined the
army, and is now in front of Yorktown. Ilia case is not
ef great menKnt. AH Hip parties motioned above bayo
Detn on bail* To-morrow the court will commence the
trial of the cue's.
Chubcii Consecration.—The Union
liillierHi mid German Reformed Cimrclii at Whitennrgh,
Mbicl) lifts been remodelleil and greatly enlarged and 1m
proved, was solemnly rededicaied to the service of the
Triune God, on Sabbath last, in the prerence of a vast
jot course of people. The coosecration sermon was
preached in the morning, by Bey, E. W. ffutter, and a
debt of sire hundred dollars was raised, iu cash and
pl< dges. Tig afternoon services were conducted by Rev.
Mr. Davis, of Norristown, and those of the evening by
Rev. Dr. Bomberger, of this city. The chnrch is now
one of the most attractive in the neighborhood, and is
liigbly creditable to the congregation by which tt has
keen erected.
The Volunteer Saloons Hospitals.
—The hospitals attached to tt e Cooper-Bhop and Volun
teer hoepilttl laloona contain but few pilieab at present
in comparison with the number usually on hand. Ar
rangements are being made At the Cooper-ehop Hospital
to accomodate some of the Union soldiers in front of
Yorktown, in case they may be wounded in tbe coming
battle. Tbeee saloons still continue to feed on an average
Of about 2vtoo Botoiers per week. The numerous soldiers
who are passing through this city on furloughs, to and
from the seat of war, generally stop a day or two at one
or the other of these institutions, where they are Quar
tered the same as if at a hotel.
Major Henry L. Benner, paymas
ter U. B. A., died tf apoplexy, on board the steamer
Ocean Queen , off Fortress Monroe, on Saturday last,
the 26th inst. Mr. B. resided ail his lifetime in Phila
delphia, and was highly esteemßd by all mo Knew him.
He was in his flfty-eeventh year. At the time of his
death he was on his way to Ship Point to pay the troops.
His effects, and the Government money in his possession,
weie taken charge of by Gum WooU at Fortress Monroe.
Bis body arrived in this city task night, and will bs
Buried, at Woodland cemetery, on Thursday morning.
Major Benner left this city in his usual robU3t health
only one week ago.
Arrival or a Hero.—Yesterday
morning, John McFadden, Jr, a seaman of the W< stern
flotilla, arrived in the city, having been honorably dis
charged from the service, on account of having his arm
phot off while running the blockade at Island No. 10, on
fioard the United bt»tf<s jrunboat tfarondctcl His
wounds render him unfit for further service. Before
leaving the scenes of that glorious bombardment, Mr.
McFadden was presented with a purse of three hundred
dollars, raised by the gallant crew of the Carondclet.
31a ipaakß in the hipheat term* of praise of Gom. Foote,
and the officers anil men constituting tho glory of tha
Western navy.
Police Cases.— The police on Sun
day montin? pub! an official visit to an alleged disorderly
house, in Murray street, and introduced the following
personagee to Alderman Patchell, who committed them ac
cording to law: Mary Bay, Mary Bobinson, Catharine
Collins, Ellen McCloskey, Christiaan* Collins, Mary
Vcdulie. BlclktirJ McCulie. SdJ Sht»li Logan.
John Carlin aud Edw. Dorris, were arrested In the Viftli
police district, charged with stealing chickens, meats,
Ac., in various parts of the city. They were committed
to the House of Refuge.
Stolen Goods Recovered, Jolm
Col flesh, residing in Kingsessing, below Gray’s lime, has
been arrest'd charged with having stolen goods in his
possession. The ‘ goods” found upon his premises con
sisted of eleven cows, four calves, and a steer. The Ar
rest was made under direction of Li«ul Tolbert, on com
plaint being made at the Mayor’s office. Colflegh was
held for a further hearing.
Humored Reinstatement. —lt ia
mid that Cantain Chsrles Aflegood is to bn reiustatod as
military stcr&ki eper at the Schuylkill Arsenal. Captain
Allegood was super seded by Captain Martin, it being the
intention to place tho former in some other city.
Cricket Convention. —A conyention
of cricket players will be held at the Continental Hotel on
the 10th of Ma', to devise measures for toe better organi
sation of the cricket clubs of the city.
Fireman’s Funeral.— The funeral of
Mr. Joseph I*. Burney, of the Southwark Hose Company,
took place tester day afternoon.
The City Ice Roat — This boat wi'l
continue ber trips ou the Delaware till the first of June,
instead of laying up as usual aftsr the Ice disappears.
Americanisms,—' Ip tbe weovrfl aere-
Tal outlandish phases, such as stampede, obapparal,
ranch, vamose, etc —the last being an adaptation
of tbe Spanish verb vamox —literally, 11 let us go. TJ
But the “mother country” has furnished nine
tenths of tho contents of our slang vocabulary,
To her we are indebted for *uch lingual delicacies
«8 “larrup,” “mizzle,” “letup,” “let on,”
“yourn,” “hern,” and “theirn.” “She’sn” Ualso
■need in some parts of England, but we have not as
imported that symbol of feminine ownership.
Bogus ” is another Anglicism. It is, we believe,
the vulgate for “ Borghese,” the name of a forger
who “operated” somewhat extensively across the
water about twenty-five years ago. 110 passed
false tokens and counterfeit bills to the amount of
many thousands of dollars, and hence the term
bogus” is applied to whatever is false and
fraudulent.
<Upt. Buchanan,— Letters received ia New
Haven, Conn., by family friends of Captain Bu
chanan who commanded the Merrimae on her first
appearance in Hampton Roads, state that he hn
nearly recovered from the flesh wound which he
i££eivid on tint ocossioUj
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
the money market.
Philadelphia, April 23,1832.
The stock market was quite strong And buoyant to-day.
All the investment securities were more firmly bold, and a
very general riße was noted iu the eecuritie-on the lt“t.
United States sixes of 1881 sold at ; city sixes, old, at
?4K ( newat9BjK \ PemifljlYftnia Mrowl stock at 4fl;
Beadibg BaUroad shares at 22 to 22)»'; Elmira prafarrM
at ; Oatawissa preferred at 7: North Femisylvania
at 7, and Lehigh scrip at 37#.
The money market is very easy. FiraNclAM papar in
In demand, and in Its absence inquiries begin to be mod©
for well-secured mortgages.
OFFICIAL BANK STATEMENT.
jT AYIIASIg 0* THU ffitI.ADSLPEIAJ'A*™
loams. j spnoia.
April 21. j April **B. |April 21. j April 23.
83.017.000 83.362.000 1*044,00Cii1,047,009
8,288,438; 3.396.C4& 7W,10* 698,430
4,671,876 : 4,893.5101,108,99»1,1!rt,610
3 631,000 i 1.677,000! 251.000; 252,000
1,931,000- 1,969,000! 230,*68 230,100
1*649,000! 1,643*000 398,000 405*009
827 014 846,540 283.658 233,700
Philadelphia...
North America..
Farm A Mech..
Commercial
Mechanics*.....
N. Liberties;:^
Southwark
Konsiugton..,.
Penn Township
Western
Man A Mech..
Commerce .....
Girard
Tradesmen’s...
Consolidation...
City
680.639! 667,885 138,016 138.286
635,715! 844,944 175,573 175,42 V
1,618,151! 1,495,587; 411,229 412,451
1,318,145; 1,360,796; 160,255 150,3*00
filoJ4o! fi&ft,l7fl! 170.637 170.914
2,153!929: 2,214.743 331.894’ 335,474
644,343! 663 *<s72 191,651' 190,460
616,865' 638,060 133.559 ; 124,037
842,362; 827,800! 125.873 125,540
667,69 *{ 401,056; 74,734 77.469
661,000 658,000; 104,000 i 105,000
644,000; 687,000 71,000; 71,000
Conunonw«*Jth,
Corn Exchange
Union...
28,246,738! 28,793,116.6,046,260 6,052.827
DHPOBITS
April 21. | April 2S. April 21
82, OOP, m 82,104,000 $241,00
1,984.890 0a'4.919
3,907.714 4.035.793; 306,985
1.049,000 1,201,000) 148,001.
1.037,214 1,137.765; 154,195
1*352*000! 1,434,000) WW
CIO 579 GU3 OT6| S"),a3l
679.V39 702.755! 208.910
665jfil : 683.060; 135.411
1,202.485 1,315,8 J 2; 55,765
7oft,‘2ftO! 215,770
484.080 Ofifi.OVt 1 6ft,'i7o
1,097,006 1,123.523 332.437
476,040 497.637 ; 96,130
299,496 3*7.722 211.814
454,873. 143,597
231.162 241*090 10V*90i
363,000 460,000. 145,00 t
314,000 : 317,000) 157,0 f #
Philadelphia...
North America.
Farm & Mech..
Commercial....
Mechanics’....
N. Liberties..ii
Southwark
Kensington....
Penn Township
Western
Muni A Mech...
Commerce.
Girard
Tradesmen’s....
Consolidation ..
City*,, *»»».•..
Commonwealth.
Corn Exchange.
Uni0n..........
T0ta1........
19,011**33 20,223,556 3,525,400,
Tlie aggregates compare with those of preceding buu#
ments aa follows
April 28. April 21.
Capital 5t0ck.905,350 *U,?«0,i05I o c. *350
Loans 28,783,110 28, 510.in0. Inc. 611,3.3
Rsecie* ... 0,052 827 «,010,200. Inc. 0,567
Due fm other Bks.. 3,128,069 2,501,117.Tuc. 621,922
Due to other Bks... 4.170.671 4,519,327. Dec. ~,653
DeP08itt........... 20,223,553 19,011 SS3.I a 1,211,673
Circulation 3,0ia,884 a,oai,ioo,iu^
1861 Loans. Specie. Circnl’n. Deposits,
Sept 2 28,557,264 6,179,482 2,074,048 19,030,712
Oct. 7 30,499,119 5,383,277 2,238,73 ft 20,331,970
Not. 4 28,431,735 6,764,779 2,373,063 20,350,941
Dec 2 30,048,002 7,404,090 2,'M3,Q2S 23,047,331
Jan 6,1862....31,046,337 5,688,728 2,145,21 ft 21,396,014
Feb 3 . ...30,385,119 5,884,011 2,144,398 20,068,893
u’io*” . 29,5-74,700 5.923,874 2,191,457 19,032,585
« 17 * . 29.388,644 5*849,3.14 2,192,512 18,692,182
u 24 29,280,049 5.867,686 2,230,605 18*777,300
Mar 3!!.*.*.’.*.-.29,393,356 6.881,108 2,343,493 18,541,190
<, iO 28 083,499 5.869.730 2,575,503 17,375,771
*. 17”* * 28,723.830 5.897,891 2.632,072 17,253,461
a 24 * .28.350,616 6.916,635 2,707,MH 1T.Q60,«67
ii Sl’**. 27,831.333 5,884,314 2 904.542 17,024.108
April 7 .28,037,691 5.886 424 3,378.970 10.036,538
*, 14""!"' 28,076,717 6.912,870 3,496,420 18,112.546
ti 2l’ 246,738 6,046,26 m 3,4ftfi,420j 19,011,833
<t 28* ....23j793,116 6,052,827 3.613,994)20,223,556
The following is ft atatemom or tae uwHaneTitraa ***-
Philadelphia Clearing House, for the week ending April
26, as furnished by the manager, George K. Arnold, Bsq.
Clearings. Balances
83,1:40.04- 36 *208:131 01
*r 22* .. 2.939.070 22 378.52.) 76
«« 03’ ... 3,461.829 40 337,596 46
*« 24*’” 3.099,098 39 351217 53
* 2 5 * 2,917.221 92 255.181 10
a ig” 2,966,206 99 216.719 89
$18,631,471 27 81,745,860 95
Meters. Ferree A Co., bankers, No. 33 South Third
elretl, quote;
TJ. 8. T3-10Troasury nows ft to % prem.
Certificates of indebtedneHS 1# to IX dis.
U. S. Got. M. bills,
American Gold * prcm.lft 10 IX
Silver brum. I to IX
PehnfeylTaniacuirency..,.. 6-19 <0 X dis*
Messrs. Drexel A Co. furnish the following quotations
New York exchange... •••.•••••Par to 1-10 pro.
Boston exchange “ tol-iO *«
Baliitnoro oxcliaiije. tOl*lodii.
Country funds. X to6-io**
American gold > • • IX to IX pro.
One year certificate# 98# to 98 ft
7 3-10 Treasury notes 109 ft t° I®l
Jaaieß llauslaon And John Sfetith VMM b> OUght hefOM
Justice Kelly, in New York, yesterday morning, charged
with passing counterfeit Ihrfes on the Tfcomaetou B»uk
of Maine. They were committed for examination Ten
ether arrestg were made on Saturday night* in the Ninth*
Fifteenth, Sixteenth, and Twentieth precincts, of parties
accused of passing similar bills, but evidence could not
be .found sufficient to hold them, and' they were dis
charg'd.
Work is shortly to be resumed on the south end of the
Erie and Pittsburg Bailroad, and the line will be com
pleted to Newcastle during the summer.
The Bechefiter Union says ‘
<1 A few figures furnished at Suspension Bridge, to Ihe
Niagara Herald, will giye an idea of the magnitude of
the freight business of the N. Y. Central Railroad. Che
cars loaded at the bridge wi«h Eastern freight from No-
Tcmbrr IS to April 1 mimlmed 18,5 W, Pluw! in n Qtm-
Th nouß line, they vron’d bare extended from the bridge
to this city, and five miles tastward* iu all eighty miles.
Each day over half a mile of cars were despatched. Now
this is but one of a number of large items in the freight
business of this road. A much larger amount of freight
ties come by the way of Buffalo, »od nloogtiie south
shore of Lake Erie.
Passage of thh Hoosac Tuxshi. Pill. —ln the
Senate, this rooming, the Hoosa Tunnel oi 1 was
emended, autb-rizn g a change in the location and grade
At the Troy and Groonfield Railroad, if necessary to
improve the road, and providing that *ka wiotorn end
shah not bo leased fu<» term exceeding six years. An
other amendment was that the eastern portion should
not be constructed without the approval of the Governor
and Council. The Bouse concurred iu the amcmdmi'iUß,
and the biU was pawed.—[Bos ion Traveller, April 25.
6tolterfobt, Sons, k Go., of Liverpool, in their last cir
cular, give the following statisticso! cotton iu England:
The imports of cotton Ac., into Gmw Britain, dari&g
the first three months of the year, were;
r Import-—» Home Deliveries.
Am. E. I. Total. Am. E. I. Total.
] 862.... M. bales 12 173 278 117 186 357
1861 ....999 «4 1,119 502 33 574
.-Stock Mar. 1
3862....M.ha1es 35 74 109 144 292 512
ISGI 46 61 108 847 127 1,031
ar.d the comparative weekly deliveries were
Bales. Bales.
American... »*•.»»• *»»m m< .«•»... * B,sts 33,519
Brazil 1,659 1,147
"West India 301 353
Hast India. 14.320 2,511
Egyptian.,., m.. mi tn «<••#">
Total 57,445 44,160
The average weekly consumption of 1861, was:
Bales.
American..«.. *l**lj 1 < 11 < >.. 1 *... 1»* • .32.514
Brazil 1,584
West India 265
East India 6,833
Egyptian.. 2,144
The above comparison Bbows the extraordinary tena
city displayed by the consumers o! goods and yarns iu ab
staining from purchases, and it confirms our oft-expross
ed opinion that tbe dormant stocks, if called into active
existence, amount in tbe aggregate to nearly a twelve
months’ crop of cotton. It will be observed tbat tbe im
port of American cotton amounts only to ljf per ceut of
that received Hat year up to this time. and that oven with
nearly a treble supply from the East Indies the aggregate
import dg?| ppt exceed one-fourth of ]a*t year’s, Qa
the other hand* Vbe homo deliveries of American cot
ton have dwindled down to loss than oue-tounh, and
the aggregate to five-t-ighthßOt last year’s. Theexportto
Ihe Continent shows also a large decrease, when, from
tbe quantity exported, tbat which has been sent to the
t/ijiUU Stales since tbe Ist of January bales
American and 5,700 bales Surate) comes to be deducted.
Nor is there yet any appearance that consumers are ne
cessitated, by their wauts, to come forward } the
stocks of in Manchester are said to be again
in course of increase, and tbe Continent seems
almost to have given over purchasing cot
ton. Notwithstanding tho great rednetion in the de
liveries, our stocks of cottou are ansnuaug alarmingly
small proportions, even if sot measured by those of last
year, and unless an early supply should come to our
a>sistance, the cotton famine is drawing nearer. We
have had a large import this week, mostly from India,
but for a novelty we have also an import of Araeri -.an
cotton, partly of parcels from Hew York, making
the third passage across, and l t 26Q ba]eg from
Charleston direct. The demand has again been
very moderate from all clones of buyers, atd yet such
is the difficulty of finding suitable lots of American cot
ton that we have to raise our Quotations #ojlfd.--viz:
Middling Orleans 12£{d.; Mobiles 12-gd.; uplands 12tfd.
Bffiailp, being in large stock, arc heavy of sale, and
rAthor lower. A large business in Egyptians, yet prices
are scarcely supported. Bumfs continue in domaud, hut
the lower Qualities are irregular in price; the bettor de
scriptions lire very firm. Tbe trace have taken 24,640
lmhe, exporters 2,240. and speculators 5.350. At sea
ft( m Bombay for Liverpool 198,000 bales, against 247,000
lAfct year, and 277,000 from the United States.
Rbport or TinrDsLAwißß, Lackawanna, and Wbst
bkx Railroad.—The last annual report of this Compa
ny shows ibolollowing rtsuliß;
lievenuefor 1861.... $2,169,496 00
Expenses 830,266 22
Profits ....
Profits iu 1860.
Increase in 1861 22,991 18
The coal department for IS6I exhibits the following
result:
Quantity on baud Deconb&r 31, 1860, net t0n5.67,456 15
Quantity carried to market in 1861, viz:
Mined by the Company, from Uuds owned
end leased by them—net tuus. lv
Purchased from other p&rtitfr
net tons.,*• .532,303 06—1,104,318 19
Net tons
Quantity sold and delivered in 1661.
Quantity on brad Ssocnibw 31, lSdl, (><<> , . 124,ddd 06
The quantity sent to market in 1861 was 24,091,09 net
tons in excess of I 860; and the steak on hand 3Ut De
cember, 1861, Ja 62,210 net tons more than the previous
year.
jffeuenue—YaJue of coal on hand Decem
ber 61, 1860 9211,214 W
T'aid for mining, purchase,
anil transportation of coal
and all other expenses <, t
Ibis firvßrtrn*rUt inlSfl...
1»» ctiTcd for coal told, rents,
etc 3,196,114 23
Value o( coal on hand Du
c«wber 31,18b1.
No allowance is made fur the coal mini*! from tho
IhiiJh owned by the company, unu the freight is cal
culated at two cents per grow ton on the Southern Di
vision, two cents per net ton on the Northern Division,
v. hat l» ectimlly paid of connoctins roads, and a oliAyge
on t'>e latter for use of cars.
Ihe above exhibit shows a loss in the coal de
partment of $260,698*6 on the year’s bueioeia, and
exhibits tho true policy of these companies. By charging
high tells on coal, and then selling it at a loss in the
(hey exclude all other coal operatOM ffdlft tlid
use of their and compel them to sell their coal
to thfso companies on their own terms, or leave their
lands lie idle, while, at the same time, they break down
the competition of other regions, and destroy all tbeother
iiivestmentfl in the coni trade of Pennsylvania The
Legislature never intended that such privileges Should
be granted to any incorporated company in the State,
and if permitted to exist any longer, without a deter
mined effort to remedy the evil, it will be a great outrage
on the rights of the people of this state.
In connection with this subject, w« Hgam lirgo upon
every person interested to go ui Harrisburg ou Tuesday
next, to meet the Governor and Attorney General of the
sralo at the-Executive Department, at half pi*st two
o’clock P. M., the time appointed by him for a hearing
if nil the partki iuttrftud, relating ftthelilJi pacße
by the Lfgislsture. This meeting was appointed by the
Governor, At the request of parties on toth sides of the
fittftKtlofc. who dwlred a hearing liafnra the Unvflrnnr
acted on the hilts in Question.— Bottsvilid Ml)t€rs
Journal.
Philadelphia Stock Eti
[Reported by 8. K. Slaym
FIRST 1
118 Penuft K lots 46
lift do.. CAIMots 46
877 Beadixg 11...10ta 22
113 uu.. eaflh-lotu <2*2
&0 do" 22 ft
100 do...sdysAint 22ft
100 do bn 22
100 do 22
100 do - -.h& “Ml
88 Sptticu & Blue It. l'i
fit) d 0...... 12 ft
1500 U b Coup 6s r Bl
s5Vn 95ft
7000 do****** fl&ft
180 N Pmma K...Snta 7
£OOO N Poona 6s 72
2660 do OlmtScrp 65
4 Little bcbllt Bft
2000 Suub A Erie 7n.. 90 |
CISTWBB
200City6s 94ftj
J 5 Lehigh Nar Strip. 37ft I
10 d 0... 37ft|
NiW&D
fiaoo N Pcnim Ob 72
1000 d 0..... 72
300 City 6k Now 08ft
500 do New 98ft
50 Beading R 22
100 do !2!2
Ifki do cash ‘21.94
100 L Island B..cssh J2ft ;
TOCbes A Wal 1t... 31
20UU W Branch J3*lf».b& 85
mo.U Bt.liO T N-R.iJ 106 ft
160 Spruce A Fiimß
LoAiiit 12ft
AFTER 1
1000 U S6s Cp’Bl... 05ft
UOUUO do 9fi I
2000 Sebl Nnvlia’B2. 05 ]
closing pb
Bid. Asked .
u S 6s 1881.... 96
USir 7 3 10 N.lUttft 100jK
PliilfuSa Gx 94ft 9f>
Pbiludtt 6s new. 98 ft 99
Pemtft 5s 84ft 85
Benaing R 21.94 22
Kl'wlwßn'BoM3 DC
Rwul ImJh t 70.... 90
Read mt 6s ’86.. 80
Perns 1t....... 46 46ft
Penna B 1 mfifl.lOl 10! ft
Ptiiiift K%m 6i 93ft 94
3lorriB Gnl God 4U 44
MmrisCnl Prof 118
$261,006
012 070
315.340
116,000
149.300
wm
33 020
214.610
137.061
56 140
215,900
84,n4i
389.057
99.750
219.323
146,510
101,233
146,000
149,000
Sell Nav Stock. 4 5
Scb Nav Prof... lift 12
Sell NftY 63*83.. 05 6f) ft
Kimirkß.. 8 sft
3,613,994
There is very little demand for Flour except for home
use, and tbe market is <juiet, but firm, at previous quoted
rates ; 3000>400 Dbls 1 are been takeu, S 5 for common,
&nd ft 0.25 for good Western suporfme. Sales to tbe trade
are liuiittd at the above figures for nuporfine* 97ft®
5 56ft for extras: 55.500&75 for and
for fancy brands, an to quality \ tlio recoipta and stocks
continue ?ery light llyo Ifiour is scarce* and gelling in
a email way at $3.37ft d 3.50 bbl. -Jorn Meal is rather
qu tt, at #2.66e2.76 hbl for Peusylvania-
AVitbat.—There is a jood demand for milling, and
prime Pennsylvania is scarce, And wanted at 127a125c,
the former price generally refused \ 669 bushels
common white sold at 134;’, aud some small' lots of good
and prime at 140®145c. Bye comes in alnwly, and Penn
sylvania iB scarce at 72c. Corn —about 11,000 bushels
SouihiTH yvlliw h» 6b fit s&tf iilhmt* which is
an advance. Oats continue ocarco, and in reijapsti at
38c for Pennsylvania; holders generally auk higher
figures.
Babk.—There is little or no demand for Quercitron,
fthd |l| bt No, lis dull at Jj?3o 60 ton.
COTTOB. —There ia no aUeration in price or demand*
and a bniiud business coiug.
GhOCERiKSisn Pbovisions.—The markets for both
are film, but not very active to-day.
f-KKus are very quiet, aud Cloverseedisunoted at $4.50
huthtL:
WmsKT Ik dull: bhls selling as wanted at 23ft ®24c,
and Drudge at 21fta22c gallon.
Tilt murhtt ia more active to-day, and prices about
the samo as last quoted, tho receipts reaching about
1,3f0 head, ranging at from $7 to $8.75 4P* 100 fl>s, as to
quality. The following are the particulars of the sales:
§& Carr* Vtfio, ;$SO>B
41 Kimble A Kirk, Lancaster county, 97ff18.50.
28 Kennedy, Lancaster county, sBft>B.7s.
IX to Ift
The arrivals and sales cf Cows are very small this
week, only reaching about 56 head, selling at from $2O
to $45 & head
2,500 Rk£6p arrived and sold thia weak at from 5 to
sft r. lb for wool Sheep, aud 4c for clipped, according
to quality.
3ho .arrival* of Hogs at the Avenue Drove Yard
reached 650 bead, selling at from $5 to 86 W 100 As,
net.
The arrivals of Fat Hogs at H. G. ImhofPs Union
Drove Yard reached 3,019 bead, selling at from $4 to
$5.25 for still fed, and $5 to $6 W 100 lbs for corn Hogs,
as to condition.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TBADI
JOHN E. ADDICKS, 1
THOMAS S. FEBNON, > Committee o; the Month.
BAMUEL E. STOKES, J
LETTER BAGS
At ths Merchants’ .Exchanges Philadelphia.
Ship Tusearora, Dunlevy— .'...Liverpool, April 26
BUip Fanny Fern, Cann London, soon
tsMp Z«rretl, Mc&ouagie - Londonderry, soon
Uarß Alex McNeil Somers .-..Belfast, soon
Bark Zephyr, Small • ••• ..Cork, s«on
1.333,677 78
1,316,688 60
.1,171,775 14
.1,042,109 14
3 501,53 d 11 —S3,SC3,0>0 00
846,037 88—53,542,452 11
5200,598 95
iclmnge Sales, April 29.
maker, Phila. Kxcoauge:]
ROABD.
50 13th A loth-sts B Oft
1001.1 B J«.t m.. .100 ft
40C0.Phil it Eriefij..,, 89
cOOO 3lahl N 64 'S'l .Gflh fitft
101)0 0 A Am 6v '7s.ceh 89ft
1006 Pt-nua R 2*l in... 93ft
2i)!«1 VVaal Ss . 40
10 Lehigh Scrip..... 37 ft
100 ULtAwiAAd. U Pref 7
70 Elmira U Bft
10 do Prof.... 16ft
65 do Pref..luta 16ft
2 Girard 8b....... 40
209 0 B 7 30 T N.Eud 100 ft
38 Beaver Moadow.. baft
00 Race A Vine.OAP
without roc 8
1500 City to Sew 98ft
[2OO0 Titihigh Vdlto .., 99ft
i« tSUAUDB.
| 118 Pouna R.... OAT 46
I 100 Spruce A Pine li. 12ft
jloOti Sunb A Erie 75... 89
3000 i>nna BSdm..i 83ft
20 Bk of N Libertieo 58
25 Lehigh Scrip .... 37ft
1000 Cam A Am 6j *75 90
100 Arch et B ... .b 5 18ft
60 do b& 18 ft
5000 U S fls Op ’81....
1000 N Pahra 10k. ... 88
65 N Pa It Ist ai Sep 67
1000 Schl Nav Ga *82.. Oi
30 llHaver Mwailmv . 56
6013th & 15th- et* R 9ft
20 24 A3d-8t88.... 61
ftOAIU’S.
116 Cam AAm R 120
I 5 liu.iiwii**w*il29
HOES—FIRM.
Bid. Aiked
Elmira B Prf... 10ft 10ft
tilmita 7s ’73, * 75 ..
Llnmiiriß nx-d 12ft 12ft
Le’gh Cl A Nav 51 51ft
UCI A Nav Sep 37ft 37ft
N Ponna It 7 7ft
N L'umm ii 9n.* 7lft 72
N Pi’una 105... 89 90
lArawUCou... l?j 'i
CarawisHft Pref. 7ft 7ft
Prk A Sthwk R. 42
[Sec&TUd-atU, 00 01
ItRCrSYiuP-HUS 9 Oft
WThilaln 8..V64 54ft
Spruce A Pino., lift 12ft
Green & Coaler. 23ft 24
Ghusft WrtiHUt, fioft 31
Arch Stroot..,. 15ft 15ft
ia Markets*
A nub 28—Evening.
FUiludelphi
Philadelphia Cattle Market, April 29
75 Jab McFillen, Jr., Lancretar couuty, $808.T5.
7§ f, Patbeway, Ohio, sB®9.
74 r. PfcFfiSen i Laucast-; r couuty, $303,79.
55 Cochian & McCall, Lancaster couuty, $808.75.
20 J. Seldomiidge. Lancaster ceuuty, sB,sotif9.
110 Mooney A Smith, 0hi0,57.50®5.75.
15 Ullmmi It &cli»Rib«rgi Uliio, S7eil,sQ,
SO 11 Ghaiu. Pcnuftylvania, 9r3e4,
f>4 Fuller A Brothers, 58®8.75.
16 H. Frank. Pennuylviu ia. $4.
105 Owen Smith, Pennsylvania $7 25®9.
16 KefDer rermsylvania, $7OB.
Si fimrmfcer Jk Brother, S.fs.
16 Airpman. Lancaster county, $SaB.75.
22 B. W. Wjtmor, Lancaster couuty, $8»B.50.
21 B S. McFilieu, Lancaster county, $8*»8 75.
20 McCleee, Lancaster county, *B®B 50.
91 S Miller, LknAAaUi l Aoiihti-, §7a9.
36 L. Frank, Pennsylvania, s6a7.
67 S. Stourm. Pennsylvania, $7.50®9.
35 J Tailor, Pennsylvania, s4®s.
28 J. Culp, Pennsylvania, $8&8.75.
20 J Kclbr; Pennsylvania. SBaB 23*
36 S. Groff, Lancaster county, s7aB.
Brig Alice Maude. Edge! Cioufucgos. April 28
Brig Yictoiie, Morrell Demorara, soon
Brig ilreesM, ... Barbados, soon
Schr Isabella Marla, Wall St Thomas, soon
Schr Ann Carlet, Cat let St Kitts and St Barts soon
BAILING OF THS OCEAN STEAMERS.
FROM THE UNITED STATES.
SHIPS LSATB FOB SAT.
Canada.. Boston. .Liverpool April 30
City of N Fork.. New York.. Liverpool.. May 3
fttttef i ll m•• ? r W York. .Liverpool. May 7
Lierneu., ,... * *N«W York.. Bremen, ».», .... ~,iujr id
Europa. Boston. .Liverpool .fit ay 14
C of Washington .New York. .Liverpool May 10
America Boston.. Liverpool May 14
Endingburgh... ..New York. .Liverpool May 17
huroeeia. ...... .1* ew Ycrk..Uuuil>urg. ......... May Q 1
China,,,........ New York. .Liverp001........ ..May 21
FROM EUROPE.
Bremen...... Brattoaipfen.. New York,•••••, „ April 16
C o* Washington..Liverpool..Now York ...••...April 16
British Queen, ...Liverpool. .New Y0rk..,,.... .April 19
Europa Liverpool.. Boston .April 19
Borussia Southampton. .New York April 23
Edinburgh Liverpool.. New York April 23
Cliiua,,. .. Liverpool. .New York ........April 26
Bt-nsa,, Southampton. .New York •••April 30
Niagara.,, Liverpool.. Boston.,. April 30
G Eastern...Milfntd Haven.. New York May 6
Scotia Liverpool.. Now York. May 10
The CallloHiia Mkil SteanfeKi noil from New York
on the Ist. 11th and 21st of each month.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF PHILADELPHIA) April 39, ISG*»
.6 3—SUN SETS.. 8 51
2 26
SUN BISES
HIGH WATER..
AfefttVEb.
Scbr Hattie M Mayo, McFarland, 19 days from Port
land, with potatoes to E A Souder St 00.
Schr Harriet Fuller, Hamilton, 2 days from New York,
with mdse to J E Bazley A Co.
Scbr U A Gould, PbJlbrook, 8 days from Frankfort,
Me, with bailey to J E Bazley A Co.
Sell Emily Fowler, Willard, 6 days from Boston, with
mdse to S E Bazley A Co. '
Schr Gtoie G Baker, Horsey, 2 days from Brandywine,
Dc-I. with mill feed 16 B, M. Le&.
Schr Lucy, Spencer, 2 days from Brandywino, Bel.
with corn meal to R M Lea.
Schr S O Fitbian, Tuft, 2 days from Brandywine, Del.
with mill feed to K M. Lea.
Schr Ceies, Woolatoii. 2 days from Brandywine, Bel.
with coin meal to R M Lea.
Schr J W Early, Harrington, 1 day from Frederica,
Bel. with corn to Jas Barratt St Son.
Schr Emma, Brooks, 1 day from New Castle, DeL with
corn to Jaa Barrett A Son.
CLEARED.
Bark Achilles, Gallagher, Key West, Thomas Richard
son A Co.
Schr J L Geietv, Key West, D S Stetson A Co.
Belir E R Smith* Smith* BuHtoii* Hammett* Yan Pusan*
Jt Loclminn.
(Correspondence of the Press.)
BEADING, April 25.
The following boats from tho Union Canal passed Into
the tichuylklll canal to day, bound to Philadelphia, laden
and consigned as follows:
Star, grain to Joseph Seyfert; A B Sherk, do to Ham
phrejs, Hoffman Jk Wright; Withers St Kalbach, lumber
to captain; Go] P E Will, do to Bolton, Christman & Go;
Catharine Elizabeth, pig iron to Gaboon A Go; Yienna,
iron ore to E & G Brooke.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship Norwegian, Mcfttosftri, Bftilvd from Tort
land 26tli inst. for Liverpool.
Ship Ww Cummings, Willar, remained at Port Royal
24th iuet.
Bark Ann Elizabeth, Norgrave, 62 days from Sierra
Leone for Philadelphia, waa spoken 21st lust, in lat3s 39,
lon 69 63, and supplied wiih provibiono, water, Ac. by tho
ship St Louie, at New York.
Bai k Vigo, Thurlow, from Buenos Ayres, at St Thomas
31 et ult, and cleared let inst. for Cuba.
JtaTk Our Union, Kent, from Montevideo, at St Thomas
Ist inn. and sailed 2d for Naguabo,
Bark Atlas* Knowles, at 5t Thomas sth Inst* from
Buenos Ayres. and cleared 10th Tor Porto Rico.
Bark Mary Lucretia, Bowers, from Montevideo, arrived
at fit Thomas Ist inst. and brig Hampden, Miles, arr 4th,
both in distress—what nature not stated.
Schr Wanderer, hence. at New York on Sunday.
Bciir Juira Auna, Harding, from PeraaTilmco, di St
Thouias 7th inst. and cleared Bth for Turks Islands.
Schr Smithsonian, Davis, at St Tbomaa Ist inst. and
cleared for New Yoik.
gchra Win S Stevenson, Myers, and Geo E Btone, hence
at Fail Kivu UTttli iimL
gebrs A G Pease, Smith; Seneca, Phinney; A Banett,
Cornish; Jonas Sparks, Truman, from Boston, and L H
Ei.dicoit, Leeds, from Providence, all for Philadelphia, at
Now York on Sunday.
Schr Titer. Gnlilthvrait. From Sfti’o for Philadelphia*
at Nnwpt.it 25th just.
Schr* Western Harr, Crowell; J W Elliott, Doan;
Pilot’s Bride, Orkin; Virginia Pricn, Eldrldge; John
Hope, Hnlse; J W Holmes, Bristol, and A H Partridge,
Pmipn, were at Port Royal 24th inst.
BIOTINA ROOFING,
MANUPACTUKKD BT TBK
UNITED STATES BIOTINA ROOFING COMPANY,
No. 0 GOB* BLOCK,
Corner GREE N and FITTS Streets, Boston, Mass.
This Portable Roofing is the only article ever offered
to ihe public which is ready prepared to go on the roof
without any finishing operation. It is light* Aaudsoms,
and easily applied and can be safely and cheaply trans
ported to any pan of tho world. It will not <r
HUcolor water running over, or lying ou it, aud is, iu au
respects, a very desirable article. Its non-coaducting
properties adapt it especially to covering manufactories
of various kinds; and it is confidently offered to the
public after a tett of four years in all varieties of climate
»x»d t£mi>£r&<iir«s for covering all kinds of roofs, fiat or
pitched, together with care, steamboats, Ac.
It is both cheap and durable. Agents wanted, to
whom liberal inducements are offered. Send for sample,
circular, Ac., with particulars, to U. 8. ROOFING
CO.* No. 9 CORK BLOiK* Boston,” ap2i«3tn
Best quality roofing slate
always on band and tor sale at Union Whart,l4fl
BEACH Street, Remrin®*>n. T. THOMAS,
myT.ij nr walnot etmi* maMpUi*
THE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA. TUESDAY, APRIL 29, 1862.
SALE B¥ ORDER OP COURT.—
THOMAS A SONB, Auctioneers.—Under an order of
tbe Hupreme Cnurtj of Pennsylvania, for the Kastern
District, n ode in the raueo wherein Rtlaabeth Y. Walker
is complainant aud Boehia Puushee et el. respondents.
Ju January t*-rw<, 18CO- No. 24. Will bo boU
at oublic sale, or TUESDAY, April 29, 1862, at 12
o'clock, noon, at tbe PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE,
iu the city of Philadelphia, by the hands of filnssrs.
Moses Thomas A tons, auctioneers, tho following de-
Bcrtirpa property* Tir.T
~ No. 1.
£?§ ABC IT STREET —Ml that three-story brick mes-
Biis-euage aud lot of grouud thereuuto belonginK, situate
pp the south eide of Arch street, between Front and
gccoud pircets* in Hw vi( r pwiedniphf*, (tv«.
containing in front lift feet, aud iu depth 32 fe«t;
bounded B with a nieseiisge and lot late of Thos. Green,
S, with ground late of Oal**b Ransteod, W. with a 4-feot
2 inches wide alley, and N. with Arch Btreet aforesaid;
wlih tho AAlnHiAtt MSA Ahd prieilAdfh rtf O&\A allay,
aud the right to build uv«r the mute as far back as the
said lot extends, bo as not to obstruct the passage of the
said alley. Bents for $l5O.
No. 2.
Cp WALNUT BTBKKT—AII that two*Htorj mossn*
EliJhge Hud lot of ground therountn bolouuing, Bitnata
ou the north side of Walnut street, iu the city of Phiia>
(h-lphio, (No 211;) onutaining in front on Walnut street
18 feet, and exteudiug iu depth 61 feet \ bonuded 3 by
Vralnut stroet, W. And N. by a And lot for*
merly ol Tliou hh Proctor, and K. by a muitiuago and lot
tormerly granted or intended to bn granted to Matthew
Whitehead. Subject to a around rent of #42 67-100 per
aomun. The house reme for 3300 a year.
j*. No. 3.
JEB QUARRY STREET—AII that two-story frame
Bli.nit*pßuage aud lot of giound, situate on the north
Bide of Quarry sireet, (No. 221,) between Third stroet
and Broad street or Moravian alloy, in tho city *»f Phila
delphia; containing in breadth, east and west, 18 feet,
end ii> depth fe<.-t 3 brtllbddd & by Q..i4yyy
street, W. by around formerly of Charles Reiser, uow or
Into of Daniel Sutter, N. by grouud formarly of Edward
Turner, aud E by grouud formerly of Philip Fehl, now
or late of Andrew Scott Wonts for ftlSO a year.
CHARLES 8. PANCOAST, Maxtor.
N. 31. The title papers Oku be aeon &t (he office or the
Master, 41G Walnut street.
M *1 UOMAS A SONS, Auctioneers,
nplo-12.1G.10.23.26,29 139 and 141 S. FOURTH St.
U DISTILLMtS.
The DISTIIiIiKBY known u the
“PHCENIX."
fvAcvrly ownvd and occupied by SAUL. SMVSR.
Esq., titufttod on TWENTY-THIBD, between BAO»
and VINE Streets, Philadelphia, Capacity 600 bushels
per day, is now offered for sale ou reasonable and aocozu
rtUrt tr tcnUH- 1 h j-T. rtittnliiff Al&d KSS all
the modem improvements. An Artesian well on the pre
mise* furmahoe an unfailing supply of good, pure water.
Address Z. LOCKS A CO., No, 1010 MARKET
SUt, fAM-dtf
1 OUSE TO LET, GERMAN-
P 3 TO WN. A Stone Cottage in the lower part of Ger
miintnwn. emmnfinding a eplm.did view of the surround
ing country, within 3nO yards or TurnpiKn, and three
minutes walk of two stations on dtoam Railroad. Apply
to GEORGE JUNKIIteSBQ-i southeast comer SIXTH
aud WALNUT ap!3-18t*
m Foil Sale OR TO LET—Pour
Ex Houses, on the west aide of B-ROAD Stroet, below
Columbia avenue. Apply at the southwest corner of
NINTH aud SANSOM Streets. mh26.tr
TO LET—A beautiful COON
2E» TRY-PLACE, of 10 acres, ou the west side of
FBONT- Street road, above Ilart lane, within ten mi
nutes' walk of the Krunkford aud Soathwark passenger
cars. early lb Abril. Apply At the South
west corner NINTH and SANSOM, second story.
Hih23- tf
UNITED STATES, EASTERN DIS
TBICT OF PENNSYLVANIA. SCT.
Tfi® PBKSIDKN T OF TIIK UNITED STATES,
TO THE UIAKBBAL OF THE 15 iSTKBtf X>isxßid£
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
GREETING:
WHKKEaS, Tbe District Court of the United States
in ar.d for the Ea&tern District of Pennsylvania, rightly
&r.d dbly py.ifti-Ldiun an a Libbl, filed in tha name uf tho
Unit'd Slates of America, ba»h decried ftll perWAB in
general who have, or pretend to have, any right, title, or
interest in t< n bundled and ten barrels of Rosin, and one
hundred and eighteen casks of Botin, taken seized on
the 14th dftv of March. 1862. by the Naval forces of the
United Stales, in the Sounds of North Carolina, uuder
tbe command of Flag-Officer J. C. Rowan, at Newbern,
North Carolina, to be monished, cited, aud called to judg
ment. at the timo and place underwritten, ami to the
effect hereafter exnrtsßid, (justice bo reuuiriag.) You
are therefore charged, and atrictlj enjoined and com*
banded, lliat you omit not, but that by publishing these
present* jn at least two of the daily newsnaperß priltfed
aud puhlisbud in tbo city of Philadelphia, and in the
Legal Inielligmctr, you do rnouiah and cite or musß to
be monisbed aud cited, peremptorily, all persons in gene
ral who have, or pretend to have, any right, title, or in
terest in the said ten hundred and ten barrels of Rosin,
and one hundred and eighteen casks’of Rosin, to appear
liAfrtra ihe Hon. JOHN OALWALADEIt, tho Judge of
the said Court, at tho District Court room, in the city of
Philadelphia, on the TWENTIETH day after publica
tion of these presents, if it be a court day, or else on the
next court day following, betweeu tbe usual hours of
hearing caußCß* then and there to allow, or allege, in due
foim of law, a reasonable and lawful excuse, if any they
have, why the said ten hundred aud tuu barrels of Rosin,
and one. hundred and eighteen casks of Rosin, should not
be pronounc* <1 to belong, at the time of the capture of tho
game, to ibp enemies of the United States, and as goods of
their eneniiep, or otherwise, JiaWe **ntl euhjecs W coD'iom
imtion, to be adjudged and condemned as good and lawful
prize?; and further to do and receive iu this beha’f as to
justice shall appertain. And that you duly intimate, or
cause to be intimated, unto all persons aforesaid, gene
rally, (to whom by ihe letor of these presents It la »)aO
intimated,) that if they shall not appear at tbe time and
place above meutio* ed, or appear aud shall not show a
reasonable and lawful cause to the contrary, then said
District Court doth intend and will proceed to adjudica
te* in on tlic said capture, ami may pronounce that the
said ten hundred and ten bands of and one hun
dred and eighteen casks of Rosin, did belong, at the time
of ihe capture or the same, to the enemies of the Uniiad
States of America, and as goods of their enemies, or
otherwise, liable and subject to confiscation and enndera
tiob, to be adjudged end condemned aa lawful prize, the
absence, or rather contumacy, of the persons so cited and
intimated in anywise notwithstanding, and that you duly
certify to tbo said Di-trict Court what you shall do in
tbe primißee, together frith tlieoe presents,.
Witness the Houorable JOHN CADWAL-VPICR,
Judge of the sahl court, at this twenty
fifth day of APRIu, A. D. 1862. an-' 'u Jhe eighty-sixth
year of the InGtpendence of the said United States.
ap2B 3t G. B. FOX, Clerk District Court.
TTNBED STATES, EASTERN DIS-
U TRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA, SGT.
THE PRESIDE NT OF THE UNITED STATKS,
TO THE MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
GREETING:
WHEREAS, The District OouTt of the United States
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rishtly
and duly proceeding on a libel filed in the nani9 of the
t!uitr<i States o£ America, balk decreed all persona lii
general \vko have, or preiond to any right, title,
or interest in blue hundred and fourteen barrels of Rosin,
one hundred and three casks of Rosin, and eighty-three
barrels of Turpentine, taken and seized on the 14th day
of March, 1862, by the naval forces of the U&ltftd SlAUil,
in the Sounds of North Carolina, under tho command of
Flag Officer J. C. Rowan, at Newborn. North Caro
lina, to be monished, cited, and called to judgment, at the
time and place underwritten, and to the efiect hereafter
?JiPl??s?d, (justice so re<juiriffi.) You are therefore
Cbargtd, aud strictly enjoined and commanded, that you
emit not, but that, by publishing these presents in at
least two of the daily newspapers printed and published
in the City of Philadelphia, and in the Legal Intclli
gencer* you do monish and cite, or cause to be monished
Mid cited, poitDiplosilr, all pereouo in geueural who have,
or pretend to have, any right, title, or interest in tho said
nine hundred and fourteen barrels of Rosin, one hun
dred anc three casks of Rosin, and eighty* three barrels
cf Tr.rpeniiue, to appear heforo the Hon. JOHN CAD
WALADER, th 6 J edge of tlib feftld Court, at the Dis
trict Court-room, in the City of Philadelphia, on the
TWFNTIETH day aftei publication of these presents,
if it be a court day, cr else on the next court day follow
ing, bemern the usual hoursof heariog causes, then and
tliero to show, or allege, in duo form of law. a reasonable
atd lawful excu&s, if aby they liavo, why the said niue
hundred and fourteen bai’reli of Rosin, one hundred and
three casks of Rosin, and eighty-three barrels of Tur
pi ntine should not be pronouuced to belong, at the time
of the capture of the same, to the enemies of the United
State?, and aa foods of their enemies, or otherwise, liable
and subject to condemnation, to be adjudged and con
demned as good aud lawful prizes: and fui ther to do and
receive iu this behalf as to justice Bhall appertain. And
that you duly intimate, or cause t* be intimated, unto
all perftmfl aforeßaict, general!) t (ft vrh9@t br fta?r
of thM6 presents, it is also intimated,) that if they shall
not appear at the time and pla:e above mentioned* or
appear and shall not show a reasonable and lawful cause
to the conti ary, then said District Court doth intend
ggd will procetd to adjudication on the said capture.
Olid nitty pionounce that the eaid sloe imnUreU and
fourteen barrels of Rosin, one hundred and three casks
of Rosin, and eighty-three barrels of Turpentine did be
long, at the time of the capture of the same, to the ene
mies of the United States or America, and as goods of
tbtir enemies, or otherwise, liable and subject to confis
cation and condemnation, to be adjudged aud condomned
as lawful prize, the absence, or rather contumacy, of the
parrots so cited and intimated in anywise notwithstand
ing, and that you duly certify to the said District Court
what yon shall do in ihe premises, together with these
presents.
Witness the Honorable JOHN CADWALADEB,
Judge of the said Court, at FhiUdetphia, this Twenty
fifth day of APRIL, A. D. 1862, and iu the eighty-sixth
year of tho Independence of tho said United States.
ap2B 3t G. R. FOX, Clerk District Court.
TN THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR
_L THH CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADEL
PHIA.
In the matter of the Trust Estate, under tho lart w3l
anil testament of ELIZABETH SHANKLAND, de
ceased.
The Auditor appointed bv the Court to audit, settle, and
fkdjust the first account of JOHN HARTMAN* Trustee,
appointed by tbe Court under tlie trust C'wctvd by the
last will and tee lament of ELIZABETH SHANKLAND,
deceased, iu the place of WILLIAM DRTNKHOUSE,
who renounced, and report distribution of tbe balance in
the hands ol tho trustee will mceet the partios interested*
for the purposes of his appointment, on TUESDAY,
Mai 6th, 1862, at 4 P. M., at his office, No. 612 WAL
NUT Street, Philadelphia.
ar24-thstu-5t WILLIAM ERNST, Auditor.
IN THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR
TBK CITY AND COUNTY OF PHII.ADKLFHIA.
Kstdto of WILLIAM BINDER, dnceiHed.
Noticeiahereby given thatLOUISA E. BINDER,widow
«r BttiS dfewient, htrfiM iB imd court and
an appraisement or the personal • proojSy which ©he
elects to retain under the Act of Assembled 14th April,
185), and the supplements thereto, and that the same will
be approved by the Court on FRIDAY, the 2d day of
May, 1862, unless exceptions are filed - thereto.
aplB»ftu4t* THORN, per Pctitftlftr?
Estate of william binder,
DECEASED.
NOTlCE.—Letters testamentary on the estate of WIL
LIAM BINDER, deceased, bavlijr been duly granted to
ihe undefslg&«d, all fepaAßi ifidabtod fa said estate will
Make payment, aud thosehaving claims will malro known
the same, without delay, to JACOB BINDER,
GBO. A. BINDER,
April 7,1862- Exeoutors,
ftpS-ttlGt* E. cor, SIXTH and OXFORD Streets.
TN THE COURT OF COMMON
X PLEAS FOR THH CITY AND COUNTY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
Assigned Estate of JONHS A PUERRt
The Auditor appointed by tho Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of WILLIAM Y. PMTTIT,
asstflijee for the benefit of creditors of HENRY JONES,
Bl .d AUGUSTUS P. DUE BE, late trading as JONES St
DVTiffft, 6T*d report distribution of the balance in Ihe
bards t-I tbe asSigLee, will meet ihe parties interested,
for the purposes of his appointment, on THURSDAY,
May 7lh, 1862. 4P. M., at his office, No. 512 WALNUT
Street, Philadelphia.
ap24-thstu-6t WILLIAM ERNST. Auditor.
TT'XECUTOBS’ NOTICE. —Letters
iTi testamentary to the estate of LYDIA ROBERTS,
late of the city of Philadelphia, deceased, have been duly
granted by the Register to the undersigned executors of
her will. All poisons having any claims or demands
against tbe estate of slid decedent are required to make
the same known without delay, and those Indebted to hor
are notified to make paymei-t of their several debts to
ALGERNON ROBERTS, 410 WALNUT Street; N. T.
CLAPP, 1022 WALNUT Street, Executors, apl-tu 6t*
Estate of Alexander wr ay.
Letter, testamentary having been granted by the
Register of Wills to tbe subscribers, all persons having
claims aealnst, or indebted to, ssid Ketate, will call on
GKORGE BARCLAY, 1
249 Hortb SIXTEENTH Street { J Kxocutors ,
JAMK9 WIIAY, f K.vocntorc,
1411 RACE Street, J
ortheir Attorney, HE SBY O. THOMPSON,
n p26 St No- 93s ARCH Street.
VINEGAR— French White Wine
Vinegar, for sale by
vinegar* JaUBETCHK a LAVERGNK,
mhit not. m Mia Bmfe su«*t-
FOR BALE AND TO LET.
LKGAL-
PKOIOSALS.
Army clothing and equi-
PAGE OFFICE.
Philadelphia, April 25,1862.
will bo received ut this Office until 12
o'clock BE. on MOND *Y, day 4tb, for furnishing, »• the
Schuylkill Arsenal, two tons of Tar roil Paper, tor nso io
pAckiMi gowig, to prevent moths during the summer.
SttttJt lea can be seen At this office. llidilnra will state the
price p*r pound. AH bids must be endorsed “ Proposals
for Tarred Paper,” and be addressed to
fli H. CRO3HA.iT;
Pepnty Qnftrtormftaifir QflnAtAl.
A KMX SUPPLIES.
OfFICH OK TIIH COMMtSSAUr OK aDfISISTBNCK, >
Do. 11 HO fi !r»r«i April , lSftii. {
rROPOBAI.fi will he received at thin office, until 12
o’clock M. on the 29ih day ot A pill, for furnishing f«>r
the use of the Uiutttl biato* Army, at such time* and in
Mirli quantities ns may he required fluring tho month of
Hay. Ike loliouiiifl Subsistence Stores, vizi
jitO barrels prime n»cf« new Perk, in new, well-coop
ered barrels.
1,500 barrel* extra superfine Flour.
S(H) buehrls new white Beane, in barrels.
25.000 pounds prime Rictu in barrelHi
20,000 pounds prin e Uio Conep, in barrels.
25,(00 pounds light-yellow r-ugar, in barrels.
IO.CKMI pounds white Sugar
2.000 pounds Adamantine Gandies, full weight, twelves.
fiiOOO wumto good, hard Soap. ,
2 tiGO gallons Ylni'gar.
1,000 gHlloue Syrup or Molasses.
All articles to be or the best Quality, securely packed,
and in perfect order for transportation.
Bids will Include packages and delivery in the Gity.
gellex’e name and date of purchase required on each
packago Oertiflc-tcs of inspection of Meat and Flour
will be required (Samples iu boxes, distinctly marked,
niopt accompany bids tor all articles. except meat.
Bidb from known dealers or manufacturers only will
1,«. onrMrnJ, Lhd «.AoL bid I>l uuAttmpauied by the
written guarantee of respectable persons for the faithful
perfommne* of the contiact.
Proposals lo bo indorsed 11 Proposals for Subsistence
Stores,” aud directed to F. N, BUCK,
ap2fi.4t Cant and C.’s Vol. Service,
A KM* CLOTHING AND EQUI
PAGE OFFICE,
rniLADKi.rni i, April 23,1862.
M 2 A LED PROPOSALS will b* at this
office, until 12 o clock M., on TUESDAY, 29th inst.,
for furnishing 250 Hospital Tents and File* in conformity
wi-h tbe army pattern, to be delivered at tho SOIIUYL
KILL ARSENAL. The Duck to be 28# inch 15 ounce,
or 24 iuct Ifcjf ou„c* for both Tout hbd Flp.
Biddf rs must state how boou they can be delivered.
All bids must be endorsed, “Proposals for Hos
pital Tenia,” and be addreeaeJ to
G. II CRO9MAN,
* p Q4-£t Deputy Qu&rUrm&ater OanoraL
MEDICINAL.
T\7 ONDEUFUL SCIENTIFIC DIS
VV COVER! OF PROF C H. BOLLE3, 1220
WALNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
READ THE FOLLOWING OAItEFULLY.
The difference between fact And fiction, of permanently
curing the sick and sutieriug of their Uioeanee, or adver
tising to cure and showing but little or uo evideuce of
cures, can be well appreciated by the anxious inquirers
after health, by attentively reading the following nynop
ftjp of ceptificateß ftoin the most reliable gentlemen in
Philadelphia, Who wore permanently cured by Prof.
80LLE8,1220 WAL dUT street, and after they had been
given up as incurable by the most eminent medid&l men
of this city:
Judah Levy, Bronchial Consumption, 814 South Front
Xtrrcf,
Edward T. Evans, preacher of the M. E. Oburcb, Dys
pepsia of long standing, Laryngitis and Lumbago, 1633
Heimutb street.
Alexander Adaire, Inflammatory Rheumatism, Lum
bago, long Riasdicg, 1812 s»rcry sbiMsi, Si^ht^dQib
Kensington.
William H. Shaine, Paralysis of the lower lirubs,
(Paraplegy,) and Epilepsy, 110 .South Twentieth street
j. J. Bailey, Dyspepsia, and Lumbago, 219
Market street.
Thomas Owens, Congestion of tho Brain and severe
Beruonbago of the Lunge and Diabetis, American Hotel,
Philadelphia.
Charles L. Jones, Dyspepsia aud Lumbago, 528 Arch
James Nugent. Deafness i£r six years, and ringing and
roaring in the Itead, Fifteenth and Bedford streets.
Geoige G. Presoerry, Chronic Bronchitis aud Catarrh,
formerly proprietor of tho Girard House.
Thomas Harr up, severe Diabetis, Rose MiUfl, West Phi
ladelphia.
George Grant, Rheumatic Gout, long standing, 033
Market street.
H. T. De Silver, Chronic Neuralgia and Inflammatory
Rheumatism, 17dti Cbeatout street*
C. B. Carmich, Chronic Dyspeptia and Inflammation
of the Kidneys,tChestuut and Fortieth streets.
Huyh Harrold, Bronchitis aud Disease of the Kidneys,
49 South Third street.
8, P. M. Tasker, Chronic Dyspepsia, and Kidney Dis
ease, 102 S South Fifth street.
Jamcp P Grevoe, 31. D., long standing and severe Lum
bago, 210 Pipe street.
Edward McMahon, Consumption, 1227 Front street. _
BiMiforii Stillwell, eongestiroof the iiews ml ctronio
Dyspepsia, 10*6 Palmer street
Charles D. Cushney, Paralysis of the lower limbs
(Paraplegy) and Dyspepsia* Western Hotel.
J. Ricket, Chronic Bronchitis, Constipation and Con
gestion of the Drain* 018 Gallowbiil street,
Caleb Lamb, Bronchial Consumption of five yean
standing, 1435 Chestnut street.
Rev. J. Mallory, Aphonia, Philadelphia.
M. M. Lanniog, Nervous Prostration, Cadbury Ave
nue.
J. 8, Bitter, Catarrhal Consumption, 535 Richmond
Street. , • „ „
N. B.—ln addition to the above cases cured, Prof. 0.
D. BOLTiEb bae cured two thousand Chronic and Acute
cases within lees than three years in Philadelphia, all of
»li}A case* k»il rMuleJ the treatment of the m6it tMl
nent medical men.
Please take notice that Prof. B. does not advertise
any certificates of cures, except those cured in this
city.
Prof R. has aatablithod himself for life In this city,
and his success in treating the Bick is a sufficient guaran
tee that he claims nothing but scientific laota in his dis
covery in the übs of Electricity as a reliable therapeutio
agent.
N. S It edn b 4 f&* the diseased to recollect that
Prof. B. has given a word of caution in his pamphlet to
guard them against trusting their health in the hands of
those in this city claiming to treat diseases according to
his discovery. This caution may seem severe on those
using Electricity at hazard, but it is the severity of truth
and designed for the good of humanity.
Consultation Free. advertisement in another
column.
PROF. C. H. BOLL'S 9,
1220 WALNUT Street, Philada.
pUEE GEOBGIA ABEOW BOOT.
The special attention of physicians and families is
called tu the superiority of this Article. It is rapidly
papplandog all other kiudrt, and all tlrjw who hare osej
it give It the most decided preference. The following
extracts, from certificates in the hands of the manufac
turer, “Col. Hallowks," will show the high estimation
in which the Georgia Arrow Boot is held by those gen
tleman of the medical profession who hare fully ex
amined it.
•9" One pound, 62# cents, or two pounds for @l.
Complete instructions accompany each package, show
ing how to make tho most delicious article* for the table.
FOE SALE* WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
AT
FfiED’K BB r WITS DRUG and CHEMICAL STORE,
N. E. GOB. of FJFTB and CHESTNUT Btreota,
PHILADELPHIA.
“Ihare examined and prepared some Arrow Boot,
manufactured by Col. Hallowes, of St. Mary’s, Georgia.
It has the best quality of that rariety of fa'cula I hare
met with, being superior to any Bermuda, or other Ar
row Root I have seen.
a SAMUIL JACKSON, M D.,
mh2o-stuth3m “ University of Peunas Ivauia ”
O.LUTEN CAPSULES
PURE GOIS-EIVER Olti.
The repugnance of most patients to OOD-LIVKB
OIL, and the inability of many to take it at all, has in
duced various forms ]of disguise for its administration
that are familiar to the Medical Profession. Some of
them answer in special cases, but more often the'vehid*
neutralises the usual effect of tho Gil, proving Quite as
unpalatable and of less therapeutic value. The repug*
nance, nausea, Ac., to invalids, induced by disgust of the
Oil, is entirely obviated by the use of our QAFStfLE^
OOP-LIYBB GIL CAPSULES bavo been much used
lately In Europe, the experience there of the good re
sults from tbeir use in both hospital and private practice,
aside from the naturally suggested advantages, are 'suf
ficient to warrant our claiming the virtues we do for
them, foe Hag assured their use will result in benefit and
deserved favor. Prepared by
WYETH & BROTHER,
1412 W ALNUT Street. Philadelphia
MUS. JAMES BETTS* OELEBRA*
TED BUPPORTEBS FOB LADIES, aud tbe
only Supporters under eminent medical patronage. La
nes and physicians are respectfully requested to call only
on Mrs. Bette) at her residence, 1039 WALNUT Street,
ghitadeipbi*, {to ktoU Thirty thousand
Invalids have been advised by their physicians to use her
appliances. Those only are genuine bearing the United
States copyright, labels on the box, and signatures, and
■lso on the Supporters* with tentbnonJal*. oel6-tnthstf
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
T> E OPES 4 WILLIAMS, NO. 10T
JA) South WATER Street, offer for Hale the following:
210 whole, half, aud quarter boxes new M. B. and Layer
Raising.
& cane* prime new Figs.
20 bales Sicily Almonds.
60 bags prime Africau Pea Nuts.
60 kegs French Prunes, prime order.
100 boxes French Prut es, prime order.
60 half boxes prime new Valencia Raisins,
riHEAP BUTTER! CHEAP BUT
\J TER! only 12 els. per pound, at No. 812 SPRINQ
GABDKN Street. mh26*tf
LEAF LARD. —79 tiereeg, prime ket
fle.wmdered loaf Lard for Bale by
0. 0. BADLEB ft 00..
mh2o>tf 103 ABOH Street. 2d door above Front.
3BBLS. GOOD COOKING BUT
TEfi for ule very cheap ut No. 312 SPRING GAR
DEN Street. mh2s.tr
CHEESE. —150 boxes fine Herkimer
Count, Choeee, for sole by
0. 8. SADLER A CO.,
uhSO-tf 103 ABOH Street, 21 door above Front.
VERY CHOICE WHITE RYE
FLOUB- only eta. per pound, at No. 819
BfKINO CARDEN Street. mKM-tf
/ r> IANDLES. Chemiosl Sperm Candles,
\J for Bale by JAUBETGHB * LAYBBGNB, 909
•nd 904 South FBONT Street. mh!4
tF you want good pound
J.BDTTEB, go to B. Z. GOTTWALB’, No. 812 SPRING
6ABDEN Street mh26-tf
tIA CWT. CHOICE WHITE RYE
FII6UR, just received inJ for Soli ti NA. 811
SPRING GARDEN street. mh9&-tf
SARDINES. —A very superior brand
for sale by CHARLES S. C ABSTAIBS,
ap2 128 WALNUT and 21 GRANITE Street.
MESS PORK.—2SO bbls Mess Pork,
for sale by 0. 0. BADLEB * 00.,
njb2o-tf 103 ABOH Street, 2d door above Front.
A/fAPLE SUGAR. —2 caseN choice
IVI Vermont Maple Sugar, just reoelved and Tor sale by
RHODES A WILLIAMS,
,p 24 107 South WATER Street-
Fresh roll butter, eggs, &«.,
received daily at S. Z. GOTTWALS’, No. 819
SPRING GARDEN street. mh3fr-tf
FRUIT.
DRIED APPLES 66 sack* n tm
Weetern Driod Apple.;
T bbla saw Weatern Dried Apple*,
jilt received and In itore Tor Hie by
MURPHY A KOOKS,
J.7-tf Ko. 1M NORTH WHABVKB.
KAIBINS. —300 boxes Layer Raisins;
9Q9 half boxes Layer Raisins;
900 boxes MB Runeb Baiiiaa;
800 half boxes U B Bunch Balrfna.
Now and cboloe fruit, now landing and for sale by
MUBPHY A KOONB,
JaT-tf No. 140 NORTH WHABYEB-
CARD. CHARLES BIRNBAUM
begs leave to inform the Public and bis former Cus
tomers, that he has, in connection with his eon. resumed
Baking, at bis old established staud, No. 1024 FINN
street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets, and respect
full; solicits a continuance of former patronage. Bread
daily. All orders for Bread aud Hasped Rolls attended to
with punctuality and despatch.
Philadelphia, April 24,1123. ap26-12t
RAILROAD LlHe».
1862. &essmm
ARRANGEMENTS OF NEW YORK LINB9.
THE CAMDEN AND AMBuI AND PHILA
DELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD CO.’S
LINKS FROM I'll ILA DEL Fill A TO NIW
YORK AND WAY PLAOEB.
rtOV WALVDT-BTRBBT VRARV AMD KSIfSINGTO* DIPOT.
WILL LKAVK AS FOLLOWS—VIZ
fill,
At II A* Mu Til Camden and Amboy; 0. and A. Ac«
eohimodation 91 31
AlfiA. M., via Camden and Jorsoy City, (N. J.)
Accommodation * 2 21
AtdJt A. M., via Kensington and Jnrney City,
Vorninc Mail 8 00
At I V. MTil Camden and Amboy, Accommo-
dation
At 2 P. M., via Camden and Amboy, G. and A. Kx-
PTPM,,,, 8 00
At 4 P. M„ Ti» OrmiliCJl »»4 • r ' ir »°r ®Vi Bye ß i M
......... a w
At 4 P. M., via Camden anil Jersey City, 2d Glass
Ticket 8 24
At 6X P- M-» via Kensington and Jersey City,
Evening Mai 1...... 8 00
At is *% M„ City SouUa
ern Mail 8 00
At 5 P. M., via Camden aud Amboy, Accommoda
tion* (Freight and Passenger)—lst. Class Ticket.. 286
Do. do. 2d Glam d 0.... I£o
Tb<* AX P - M . Line rrin* dklly, Sußd&yA MiAtUi (CllS
12 P. M., Southern Mail runs daily.
For Water Gap, Stroudsburg, Scranton* Wilkesbarre,
Montrose, Great Bend, Ac., at 7.10 A. M. from Kensing
ton, via Delaware, Lackawanna and Weston* Railroad.
For Maucli Chunk, AUetitowriPßotblebeiHt Bejvidere,
Easton* Lambermlle* FleiniuKtont so.* at T.io A. M
from Kensington Depot, anil 2X P. M. from Wiilnnt
etreet wharf; (the 7.10 A.M. Line connects with train
leaving Wanton for MaucK Chunk at 3.36 P. M.)
For Mount Holly, at 9 A < St,- tf and 4 P. M.
For Freehold, it 0 A. M.» and 2 P. M,
WAY LI6>3S.
For Bristol, Trenton, Ac., at 7.10 and #X A. M., and
6, 6.30, aud 12 P. M. from Kensington, and 2X P* M.
from Walnut-street wharf
For Driotol, and tntonnvdiatv et»tioa», at 11# A. M.
from Kensington Depot.
For Palmyra, Riverton, Delanoo, Beverly, Burlington*
Florence, Bordentown, &c., at 12Xt 1» 4,6, and 6# P.
M.
gleMnUt YUBHTOR for BorJc.lowii Xtid iutorMS
diate stations at xjf P M. from Walnut-street wharf.
For New York, and Way Lines leaving Kentang
ton Depot, take the care on Fifth street, above W ftluui,
half an hour before departure. The cars rnn Into the
Depot, end on the arrival of «iiali (r&ln run frobt Hit
Depot.
Fifty Pounds of Baggage only allowed each Passenger.
Passengers are prohibited from taking anything as bag
gage bnt their wearing apparel. All baggage over fifty
b, ha far extra- The Company limit thoiv
responsibility for baggage to One Dollar per poiind, find
will not be liable for any amount beyond 9100, except by
special contract.
fA3.tr WM.H.fIATZWTR. *r«i>t
fSS Egggsg*? NORTH PBNNBYL*
VANIA RAILROAD.
FOB BETHLEHEM, OOYLESTOWN, MADOH
CHUNK* HAZLETONi EASTON, ECKLSY* Ac.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
THREE THROUGH TBAINB.
On and after MONDAY, NOVEMBER 4,1861, Pas
senger Trains will leave FRONT and WILLOW Streets,
Philadelphia, daily* (Sundaya excepted,) ao follows;
At O.'lO A» DI., (Express,) for Betmohera, AUeotoWDt
Mancb drank, Hazleton, Ac.
At 2.46 P. M., (Express,) for Bethlohem, Easton, Ac.
This train reaches Easton at 6 F. M., and makes a
9\m waaeettvß with tbp temr tor
Ton.
At 6,00 P. M., for Bethlehem, Allentown, Mauofc
Chunk, Ac.
At 0 A. M. and 4 P. M., for Poylestown.
At 6 P. Hi., for Fort Washington.
Th e 4.46 A. M. Svprm *?r»lc mok«i cloio WUDftitiott
With the Lebigh Valloy Railroad at Bethlehem, being
the shortest and most desirable route to all points In
the Lehigh coal region.
TRAINS FOB PHILADELPHIA.
weave Bfithtohetn at L©7 a. ax„ a.i® A, m., and *.a§
F. M.
Leave Doylestown at 6.31 A. M. &nd 8.20 F. M.
Leave Fort Washington at 6.59 A. M.
ON SUNDAYS—Philadelphia for Fort Washington
•t &-§6 a. a.
'Philadelphia for .Ocy lea town at 4 V. M.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 7 A. 3L
Fort Washington for Philadelphia at 2.46 P. M.
Fare to Bethlehem....J*l.&o I Pareto Mauch Chunk-22.66
Faro to Eautotuiini L6O |
Through Ticfeota inner do procured it the Tloict
Offices, at WILLOW Street, or BERKS Btreet, Is order
to secure the above rates of fare.
All Passenger Trains (except Sunday Trains) oonnect
it Berks street with the Fifth and Sixth streets, and fcr
bond, and Third-streets Passenger Railroads, twenty mi*
notes after leaving Willow street.
qo4 ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
mHB PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
X aAILEOAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK BOUT*.
1862. 1862.
THE CAPACITY OF THE ROAD T 3 NOW EQUAL
TO ANY IN THE COUNTRY.
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST.
Facilities for the transportation of passengers to and
from Pittsburgi Cincinnati* Chicago* Bt. Looiß, Bu Paul*
Nashville, Memphis, New Orleans, and all other towns
In the West, Northwest, and Southwest, are unsurpassed
for speed and comfort by any other route. Sleeping and
smoking care on all the trains.
THE EXPRES9 RUNS DAILY) Mail and Fact
Line Sundays excepted.
Mail Train ieavos Philadelphiaat...B.oo A. M.
Fast Lice ** “ M.
Express Train“ “ ............ 10.30 F. M.
Parkeeburg Accommodation leaves Philo, at.. 12.30 P. M.
HurrJsibiirg “ »« S.Sh P. IL
Lancaster A “ “ M - d.dd P. M.
West will take the Mail Train, the
Parkesborg Accommodation, and the'-Lancaster Acoom
medation.
P&US4&S4S6 £&v Sunburv. WiliiMiitport* Elmira, Bnf*
falo, Niagara Falls, aud intermediate points, leaving
Philadelphia at 8 A. H. and 2.30 P. M., go directly
through.
For further infonnaiiouAppiy at the Passenger Sta
tic s, B- S. Comer of BWEV2NTH MARKET
Streets.
By this route freights of all descriptions can be for
warded to and from auy point on tho Railroads of Ohio,
Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, lowa, or Mis
souri, by ¥Ail¥oad dineU or to any port on the navigfe
ble rivers of the West, by steamers from Pittsburg.
The rates of freight to and from any point in the West
by Hie Pennsylvania Railroad, are, at all times, as fa
vorable as are charged by other Railroad Companies.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transportation of
their freight to this Company* cau rely widi confidence
t' Us speedy transit. ,
For freight contracts or shipping directions apply to c*
audress the Agents of the Company.
S. B. KINGSTON, Jr., Philadelphia.
D. A. STEWART, Pittsburg.
CLARKE A Co., Chicago.
LEECH A Go., No. 1 Astor House, or No. 1 South
William street, New York.
LEECH A GO., No. 77 Washington street, Boston.
MAORAW A KOUtttt, ffV. 99 N9ffe
H. H. HOUSTON, GenT Freight Agent* mua,
L. L. HOUPT, Gen l Ticket Agent, Fbila.
ENOCH LEWIS, Gcn’l Snp’t, Altoona. jyl-tf
FALL AND WIN*
tgSrOB*SSS" M- TIB ABBAHGEMEHT.-
PHILADELPUIA, GEBMANTOWH. and NOBRIB
- BATLBOAD.
TIME TABLK.
on and titer Monday* Ootober 28* 1861* until further
notice,
FOB GERMANTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia, 6,7, 8, 8,10.05,11,13 A. M„ 1,1,
8, «, t, 8,7, 8, B,lo*, and 11* P. M.
leave Germantown, 8,7, 7*, 8, B*, B*, 10*, 11*,
1 M., 1,2, B, 1,6, 8,7, g, OJL', U p. M.
The 8* A. M. train from Germantown stow at Day’*
and Tioga only.
ON SUNDAYS.
leave Philadelphia, 0.05 A. M„ 3, T, and 10* P. K.
leave Qermantowa, 8.10 A. M., 1,6, Bud fi* P, M,
CHESTNUT HILL &AILBOAD.
Leave Philadelphia, 6,8,11, A. M., 9.4, 8,8, end 10*
Leave Ghestnnt Hill, 7.10,8.10,10.10, A.M., 13,40, 3,40,
1.40.7.40, and 8.10 P. SL.
ON SUNDAYS).
Leave Philadelphia, 8.05 A. M., 3 and 7 P.*, _
Leave Chestnut Hill. 7.60 A. M., 13.40, 6.40, end 8.10
P ' FOR TON/SBOHOOKISN and nobmbtown.
Leave Pbiiadeipiush, 6, e.O©» A.* *»•* wAm%
6.06, end 8.05 T. M. «
Leave Norri9town, 7,8, 8, 11 A. M., I*, 4*, and 8
p. M.
ON sundatb.
Leave FtdladeliiUa, 8 A, M„ 8 F. M.
Leave Norristown, 7* A. M„ 6 P.M.
FOB MaNAYUHK.
Leave Philadelphia, 6*. 8, U A. M., I*, 8.06, 4*,
8.06, and 8.06 P. El.
Leave Hanarnnk, 6*, 7*, B*, B*, 11* A. M., 3,6,
tad 8* P. M. 0H bonLAYB.
Leave Philadelphia, 8 A. M., 3 and 7 P. M.
Leave Mauayunk, 7* A. M., 6* and 8 P. M.
He K. SMITH, Qeneral Saperlntendabt)
,tr Urnot NINTH Wd OBBFN Streata
be»imbbb WEST CHESTER
iSßflgaO—OSg* > m PHILADELPHIA BAIIi-
BOAD.
TIA MEDIA.
BPBINO ABBANOEMENT.
On and after Monday, March 10th, 1862, the traina
will leave PHILADELPHIA from the depot, N. E. cor
ner of EIGHTEENTH and MARKET Streets, at 8.06
and 10,30 A. Mu »nd 2, 4,39, fffld 7 T, S,i and will leave
the corner or THIRTY-FIRST and MARKET Streets,
17 minutes after the starting time from Eighteenth and
Market streets.
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave PHILADELPHIA at 8 A
Leave WEST CHESTER at 8 A. M., and 4.30 P. M.
The trains leaving Philadelphia at 8-06 A. ML, and
430 P. M.j connect at Pennelton with trains on the Phi
ladelphia and Baltimore Railroad for Oxford and inter
mediate points. HENRY WOOD,
mud General SHporlnteg&att
PHILADELPHIA
Wiawgi AND KLMIBA B. B. LINK.
1862 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1862
for WILLIAMSPORT, &ORANTON, ALMIRA, ui
all points in the W. and N. W. Passenger Trains leave
Depot of Phila. and Beading B. 8., cor. Broad and Cal
lowhlll streets, at 8 A. M., and 3.16 P. M. daily, except
Sundays.
QUICKEST ROUTE from Philadelphia to points In
Northern and Western Pennsylvania, Western New
York, Ac., Ac. Baggage checked through to Buffalo,
Niagara Falls, or intermediate points.
Through Express Freight Train tor all points above*
kaTaii dolly &t g P. M.
for fnriher Information appl? to
JOHN S. HILLIB, General Agent
THIRTEENTH and OALLOWHILL, and M. W. oor,
SIXTH and CHESTNUT Streets. jrtl-tX
JSJa*FsassiiSJ REOPENING OF
thb BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.—ThU road, being fully BEPAIKBD and
effectually GUARDED, i. now open for th. tr»n«-
portation of pMße»g»n “ nd frei ?“ 40 * a . ,> ?i n ?.'“ s*“
GREAT WEST. For through tickets and all otber in
formation npplr at the Company's Office, corner BBOAD
Bt«e« ami WASHINGTON Avenue.
•p3.tf President P. W. and B. R. B. Co.
WEST CHESTER
TRAINS, via PENN
SYLVANIA BAILBOAD, leava depot, oorner ELE
VENTH and MARKET Street*. at 8 A. M., 13.80 am,
WddP.M- <l>oB - tf
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
SOLDIERS
Should be sent by HARNDBN’S EXPRESS, 001
CHESTNUT Street. They charge only HALF BATES,
and send daily to Baltimore, Washington, Fertrem Mon*
roe, and all otherpolnte occupied by ourtrooiw. fe34-Boa*
THE ADAMS EX
PRESS COMPANY, Office IM
CHESTNUT Street, forward. Parcel*, Package*, Mer
ehandlae, Bank Note*, and Specie, either by Ha OWB
lines or In connection with other Express Companies, to
aiu tbe erincipal Towns and dttlatof the United BWll
B. S. SANDFBBD,
r A ia Oeueral Hqperlntepdent.
BUSINESS NOTICES.
DR. FINE, PRACTICAL DEN
wffIHrTIBT for 18 yean, No. 318 VINE Street, above
Second, in Bert, the moat beautiful Teeth of the age,
mounted on fine Gold, Bfatina, Silver, Vulcanite, Oo
ralite, Amber, Ac., at price, more reaeonabte for neat
and aubitantiai work than any Dentist 111 thil Btf.
Teeth Plugged to lent for life. No pain la extracting
Teeth. Artiflclel Teeth repaired to »uit. No NT Q»tH
satl.Bed all la right. Reference, beat iamillee. fe22-0m
TOHN A. ALLDERDICE,
(I ATTOENEY-AT-LAWi
Haa reeumed the Practice of hi. Profession at
NEW OASTLE, DKLAWABE. fja3B-Bm*
JOHN WELSH, Praotioal SLATE
BOOFEU, THIRD Street and
Bead, Is prepared to pnt on any amount of BOOfUJU,
on the most MODERATE TERMS. Will gwvatp to
make every Building perfectly Water-tight.
WT Orders promptly attended to. my7~lr
TOHN ii. MTEBS & OO. s AUOTION
tj Er.KS. No.- 233 and 234 MABERT Stmt.
1862.
BALE OF BOOTS ANTI SHOES.
THIS MORNING,
April 29. on four months' credit—
jjOW packages and sbeva
LARGE PKREBIPTOttY HRKCJAL BALE OF
A STOCK OF NOTIONS,
HOSIERY, TRIMMINGS, AND FANCY GOODS. *'
v“I»l » pt-rttuplcry ep«-cl»l vf e silvfch
of liwbiwy, Irimnmjgp, ibrcadft, nntioiiH, and fancy goods,
ffrom a liouse closing business,)
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING,
April 30, at 10 o'clock, bj CRtalogue,ou a credit of four
BlOlHllffl wmprinipp. *n parr,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, Ac.
Men’s and boys 1 white, brown mixed, aud fancy cotton
holt hope,
Ladies’ white, brown mixed, slate, ami ingram cotton
Lao*.
Lmtiea’ black and white spun silk, tnerlbo, Ithl IkiftbS*
vrnni hose.
MisttMt* merino and children’s fancy hose.
Mm’s kid, buck, bsnver, and cashmere gloves and
fituntMK!. ImllLA* übitu. black, niid cnlurud kidi cash*
heaver, Herlin, and lislft IllWAli glOV9B{ lOllg and
short IPlet milts; u en’s ami ladies’merino shirts) also,
ijuiltcd ftnrt lw-op Fklr*«,
ICIBRONS. TRIMMINGS. Ac.
Dross Bnd coat trlnunimis hi great varifitj, corta,
braid, tautls, frinttH. tIm P F. clnlhs, kt.
BUTTONS.
Coat, pant, vest, and ue*rl and Hg&te sliirt buttons.
RIBBONS.
Figured and plain mautua, satin, velvet, and trimming
ribbons, *llk ami t.tr-.w b->,ir-<-tr,.
TIiitRADS AND NOTIONS.
Patent thread, spool cotton, croclmi and marking cot
ton, srwing silk.
Heel pens, pencilF, needles fish books, hair-pins, Ac.
—jPori«*-morjnA***«, pocket-Uook-*, ft»na,
COMBS—Fine ivory, India rubber, and horn combs
in variety
JEWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES.
An invoice of jewelry, sets, pins, sleeves, buttons,
rll.Hfe. kOlda. gold L-4LC11.4. Jtiil-
N. R.—bamples of the same will be arrkngM Fdf Exa
mination. with catalogues, eurly on tho morniug of tho
sale, when dealers will find it to Iheir interest to attend.
BALK i)Y PRY GWPS
ON THURSDAY TffIOBNING*
May 1, on four months* credit—
-800 packages British, French, and American dry goodx
BALE OF OARPETTNOB.
o*r VRTDAT MGRIUWG,
May 2, on four months’ credit—
-860 pieces velvet, Brussels, ingrain, and Venetian oar
peeing*, mattings, &c
SALE OF FRENCH DRY 00009.
ON MONDAY MORNING*
May 5, on four mouths’ crwlit—
-700 packages French, German, Swiss, and British
dry goods. *
T7UBNEBB, BRDfLEY, & CO.,
J} 429 CHESTNUT STREET.
BALH THIS (TUESDAY) APRIL 29,
A CARD Tba attention of the Trade is requested to
our sale of JJOO lots laiioited drv goods, this ( r onsday)
ui«*niiiig, April 2f*, at 10 o'clock* by catalogue* for caslu
consisting, in part, of—
Liudm* 1 blnek ilrae do aU •
Paris Batin tie cblties and satin Vestings.
Fancy silk vi-fltiugs, nankineta.
Himalayas, mo£anjbi<iueti.
Black gros de Rhinea. tafletna, and gros grains.
Figured black tilkg, arnmro*. And grog do Mice.
ALSU,
Fl'tin, printed, ami hemstitched linen cambric hdifs.
Bonnet ribbons, nispenderH, Ac.
SAL* OF IMPORTED DRY OOOD3.
' T!US
April 20, at 10 o’clock, by catalogue, for cash—
-400 parkages and lots of fancy and staple imported and
domestic dry goods.
£0 pipcpfl Lupin’* 9-4 Mack dr»p nwHmetoi
mock satin TFrrtinyfi, itgumi nPK to dings,
French capflimrrs, black cloths, satin de chinos.
Himalayas, lawns, jaconets.
Ginghams, Saxony woven dress goods.
Alm>i itn iiiY«i9* <’f—
buperb 'ixiumy bincK t-iTTetas, gros grnines, gros de
rhines and figured bilks, for city trade.
Also, plain, printed, and linen cambric
handkerchiefs.
Turkey red and MadraßS handkerchiefs, Marseille®
kttllbi.
ToiUt cover?, cravats, Gnnny HilJr, neck tics.
Meedlewrrk embrniccries. umbrellas.
Also. No. 6alB heavy poult de »me_bonnet ribbons.
tSf Catalogues ai d sumples curly on morning of sale.
& COT” AUOTIoir
*KB3, 6!26 MARKET and 623 OOMMEBO* Ste.
BALE OF 1,000 OASES BOOTS, SHOES, AND
BIIOQANS.
May 1, at 10 o’clock, precisely, wIU bo sold, by
catalogue, 1,(00 cases men’s, boys’, and youths’ calf,
kip, grain, and thick boots; calf aud kip, brogans, Con
gypßß gaiters, Oxford ti&g, walking shoe* Ao • wommi’ti
mlMios 1 , and cldldren’s naif, kip. goat, kid, and morocco
heeled boots, shoes, gaiters, slippers, buskins, Ac.
Also, a large and desirable assortment of first-doss
citF-mado goods.
tT 1 Goods open for ©lamination. with catalogues,
early on the morning of said.
M FITZPATRICK & BROTHERS,
• Auctioneers, 604 CHESTNUT St, above Sixth.
SALK OF FAUCY GOODi. r\Pfiß, STATfOXEItT,
Envelopes-' Plank BonkH, Po tfolios. Porte-monaate?,
Porffß, Sea Shells, Photograph Frames, Daguer.-eo
t> pe Cases, Union Paper and Euvelop-sfl. Fancy Soaps,
liC.j tSC<
TDI9 MQBlttii'G*
April 29, at the Auction Store, 604 Chestnut street*
BALES EVERY EVENING,
Or Faucy Goods Stationery, Clocks, Watches, Jewelry,
OiilUry, K!lsfcF-£l&ted WilM, JSU. ‘
Couaigtimenta solicited.
Gut-door sales promptly attended to. *"
Y ULLAGE GREEN SEMINARY
In a boautifol and healthful village, three mile#
from Mtdia. Pupils received at auy tloiti for ibe sum
mer. Boarding per week $2 25. Thorough course io the
Mathematics, Languages, English Studies, aud all the
branches usually taught. Boj s prepared for College or
Business. M
REV. iT. DEItVEY BARTON, A. M.
&rQ4 lm V(1Ia«« U?yyu. Delaware (Jo , Pa.
miiE WEfcT CHESTER ACADEMY,
' I Rt West Chester, Pa., within two hours’ ride from
Philadelphia, will comnr-ncetbe Summer so won, of full
ilve mouths—the seventeeutli sersiuu under the di«
rection of its present Principal —on the first o!
Way next. Bojs and young men are thoroughly
prepared for College or business. Eight geutle
n,en of tried abilit* And experience constitute the corps
Of instructor*. The French, German, and Spanish lan
guages are taught by native resident teachers. The De
partment of “Military Tactics” is io successful operation,
under the cl ar*e of a competent instructor, without, iu
the least, interfering with the legitimate objects of the
BChOvit Phil? til? individual student is not required to
connect himself with it.
Catalogues coDtaiuiug fuU information may be obtained
by addressing the Principal,
WILLIAM T. WYKRS, A. M.,
* At West Chester, Pa.
TPOB-50 CENTS, AN Y PERSON
can teach himself to write, with the aid of a
Treatise on Penmanship, audtao copy books for manual
exercises, by George J. Baker, Professor of Writing ia
thfr Gi rarci College.
Published aud for Bale by URIAH HUNT A SON,
apl 7-tbfrtu6t* 62 NORTH FOURTH Street.
HOLMESBHBG SEMINARY for
TOUNG XiAT>TKS.—The duties of ibis* School
will be resumed, after the Easter holidays, on the 28th ol
APRIL. For circulars, references. Ac., address the Misses
CHAPMAN, Principals, Holmeshurg, Pa. ap*B*lui#
MARSBAL’S Balb—By virtue of
a Writ of Sale, by iho Hon. JOHN OADWA
LAI ER, Jiid«4 of th 6 DUMfil Court of tho Uuited
States, in and for the Eastern District of Pemiaylvania,
in Admiralty, to me directed, wili be sold, at Public Sale,
to tbe Lighest find best bidder, for Cftßh, at DUTILH,
COOK, A CO.’S AUCTION STORE, No. 124 South
FRONT Strfrti pn MONDAY, May S, at 12
O'clock M.,499 cases of Powder, about 166 Loa. to the
case: 308 boxes French Cart'Mges; 6 bullet-moulds; 3
cases Shoe Thread; 10 esses Ball Cotton. Samples can
be seen at the auction store one day previous to the sale.
The Powder is now in the magazine at Fort MitHtn, and
muHt ba re noTed immeiiiatftly afn?r the Mlo.
WILLTAM MIG WARD,
U. S. Marshal E. 9. of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, April 22,1862. ap23 6t
■VTARSHAL’S SALE.—By virtue of
iVL a writ or ordet of sals, by the Hon. JOHN 04D
TV ALADER, Jndgo of the District Court of the United
State., in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania,
in Admiralty. to m« directed, will bo sold at tmlilic sale, to
tbs highest end host bidder, for cnah, at MICIIGNRB'3
Stote, No. 142 North FRONT Street, on TUESDAY,
May 6th, 1862, at 32 o’clock M., part of the cargo of the
Bchooner FAIR PLAT, consisting of Fish, dried and
in pickie; Butter in firkins, Starch, Leather, Onions,
Brogans, Gandies, Sean, bales of Oakum, and Salt. The
articles for sale can be examined on the morning of tho
,al„ WILLIAM MIELWAHU,
U. S. Marshal TC D. of Pennsylvania.
Pnu.eoKi.rHiA, April 22, ap23-6t
M., and 2 P. M.
COPARTNERS HlP.—The un-
K*J deraienod have this day formod a Copartnership un
der the narno aud style of JONES, WARNER, A 00.,
for tho transaction of a General DRY GfK)i)d Jobbing
business, at 240 MARKET Street.
GIDEON F. JONES, i
BICHABD O. WARNER,
DAYID 0. GOLD'S If.
APRIL 21,1862. »p2i>-I2t*
« T UOIFER” OIL WORKS.
J-i 108-Bbls. “ Lucifer” Burning Oil on hand.
We guarantee this oil to be non-explosive, to burn all
the oil in tho lamp with a Bteady, brilliant flame, without
ernsting the wick, and hot slowly. Bbls, lined with
Mass enamel. WBIQHT, SMITH, A PKABSAIiIii
fe2l-tf Office 516 MABKKT Street,
CARBON OIL—IOO bbls. Natrona
Oil in (tore and for sale by >v
WILLIAM M. WILSON,
mhia.tr 208 MARKET Street.
COAX,.
J>o beet"arCORSONT
CO A L.—liebigh, Looust Mountain,
Buie Vein, end Hickory, of ISSHt atiallty. ttnd Well
prepared/ WM. H. OURTIB,
apf2-lm* 1617 CALLO WHSLL Street
COAL— THE UNDERSIGNED
be* W« to inform tbel? ffidWii Ond th« gnbUO tUI
they have rerooTwltbeir LEHIGH OOALDBPOT from
NOBLK-STBBKT WHARF,
Tart, northwest corner of EIGHTH and WILLOW
Street*, where they intend to keep tb. bert onaUty ol
LEHIGH GOAL, from th* moat anoraved mine*, at th*
invert nrlce* Tour patronage I* respectfully aoliclted.
■owen pr.ee*. j OB . WALTON A GO.,
Office, 113 South BKOOND Street
Yard, EIGHTH and WILLOW. mhl-tt
Stevens house,
(LATE DELMONICO’S,)
N 6. 25 IJOiDWili
NEW YORK.
Five minute*’ walk from Fall Bivar boat landing.
Chamber* street, and foot of Cortland street
rnh2B.Sm GEO. W. STEPHENS, Proprietor.
A CARD—THB UNDERSIGNED,
lata of the GIBABD HOUSE, Philadelphia, h»w
eased, for a term of years, WILLARD’S HOTEL, t>
Washington. They take thla oocaaion to return to thetl
UwS. tusd enaiapiera masr tii .nW. for. pai.4 fcron.
sod bo, to aaaun them that they will he moat happy k
-a than In thatr new anarter*.
SYKES, CHADWICK, h 00.
’Wannsavoa. July 16.1 W. an3B-l»
Pamphlet printing, Best and
Cheapest in the City, at KINOW ALT A BROWN’S,
111 South FOURTH treet *p!o
lAiKfi BY ACCTI#>
AT 10 O’GLOfiK
ON TIIORsDAY MORNING,
EDPOATIUJHIAL.
MARSHAL’S SALES.
COPARTNERSHIP 1 NOTICES.
ILLU MINATIN tt OILS.
COAL DEALER,
omes, 133 WAIiHBT SIRSSX,
BELOW BEGOND,
PHILADELPHIA.
HOTELS.
MALEB BY A HUT 10.1.
Vh OA3 As aTsoNsT
• Nos. 134 and HI youth FOURTH Strict
STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE —2HIS DAY.
Pamphlet catalogue now ready, containing full da.
scriptions nf nil the property fo VP Tu«r*^Hy T 29|4i
irflln with a list of ontos May Oth nnd liiliii by orUur of
the Bnprnno Court, Orphans’ Court, and others.
NOTICE.—Thu sain nf funitr.ro Nn 1610 Mount
Vernon street is postponed.
HSr iPtyfititO SALES REAL RttYvr it Kj&l> £T<X/Efc
AT THE EXCHANGE ON TUESDAYS.
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALK.
tST Wo hATO ft l*rjfO auunmlof rrad oh'.rtin at urirafe
sale, iuuluuing Bvnry lißaonptton of city ah-i •MUhtry »&♦>
party. Printed lUta way be had at the Auction Start.
.STOCK*, LOANS, Ac.
THift DAY,
April 2fli at 12 ftVUmk uwu, m Llio Ejtcluuigu, without
MJftWVtt* for kCiiOUht u t U'lihin it may fc/ihfiAPh
6 Hharefl Farmers’ and Mecljaiiics’ Land and Building
Association— par £2OO.
Executors’ .Sale— Estate f>\ P. Schb-smger, doo'd
Wi rihhrrs HirtuiuXiu and Pulttivilln ituilrmul Gompany.
Airoi Tor mher ownnrii***
33«haren Reliance Mutual IriHuruncn Company.
l>hare (Vihtii.ehtal H-.LI
3 aharu.Point Kmtyn Purl? Association.
ll* Miftmi >V*Mnmlwrl VvaJ Cumpwiy.
aiisrt'B rnijurcipmu and Trinmumie LihrariM aod
Academy of Fine Art*.
6 Ehares Logan County Mining Company.
For account, of whom it may concern—
-10 s-liare* Pcruot'cri iu?h Bm.'ding Association.
IGO th&t&fl iitJ-od Ton liiii.iiV4.mvui Gmu>,av>^.
TtNTH SPUING SALE—APRIL 29.
Will include, under «n onler of the Supreme Court at
PeriiitirlvaniH, Ihe Ihron following described properltua—
1 UJU'K-SI’DRV RUIfJK. DWELLING, N.,. 16A Arab
street, west of Front.
BUSINESS STAND, No 211 Walnut Btroot, wont of
Beuwml.
DWELLING, No. 2ZI Quarry street, 18 feet front.
Alan, hy dtm*n of flatus uuui'l—
THE.BARCLAY RAILROAD A S’l) COAL GDBA
PANY PROPERTY, comprising Hcmmi thousand acre*
of coal land* and apparatus for tuimnj/, and 41 dwelling*
and other bijili'inm, :-nuine hinixi l , railroads, ,tc
THBKK.KTMIO RKIUK DWELLING, Markst «U
tHßtnl Tlnrli-olyih, Ttfrhit fdUHh ward.
THREE-RTI»RY RRH.’K DWELLING, No. 1530
Thompson street, wo«t r.f Filipunth.
TiualeoV Sale—2 TWO-KToRY BRICK DWELL.
INGSi liuthjiiwuml Htnmti west ot' Fourth. LmL !A foot
from.
2 BRICK DWELLINGS, Melon Meet, between Thtr
toentli flno Broad.
3 NEAT M’HiERN RESIDENCES, Nos. Hit, Istt,
ftnd 152 b Brown Mrret.
NEAT TWO. STURT BRICK DWELLING, Nft. 710
Matbhall emet.
LARGE AND VALUABLE I.OT, Lancaster avenue,
near Girard avenue—27B Tim-1 by 35,1 feet,
% LAMiN AND VALUABLE LOTS, Torr atid Ua.
Uitdrul jiYi'iiiies—hnn Se^froDt
Sala /or account of United States.
TBI»EE HuKShiS, WAGONS, HARNESS, 40.
ON WELNKSDAY MORNING,
April o<‘, yz v*cjf/9ft, t»s iho Annfion ofurei withoot
rtsoTve. one brown-hay horse, rorrd horse, hay horea,
two light uxpr<!»H wngonH, light wagon harness Also,
lot chatm, blinrir, atovc-H &'• T«rn,s cash.
Bolp at Nht. 130 tLtid HI SAtitk FodMk SIWm4.
BUPKRIOR FURNITURE, ROSKW4DD PfAND
VORTK, MIRRORS, SUPERIOR SEWING MA-
CfIiNES FIRE-PROOF rfAFK. ELEGANT GAS
CHANDELIERS, BRUSSELS OAUPBTg, A*.
GN 'JiIUUADAY MOftnmo.
At fl rt 7 c!ock, ftt thrt Allcrloh Siofe, the gURaPiAf ftlfnl
ttire, c’oy-vht foeeWood piaiiwforte, iltiu Fn*och-plata
mirrora, 10 superior rowinn-ni'iohlhoH, mMe by I. M.
Singer A Co.} Mipt-r'or sate, mvla by llorring}
Ifirati iron aarilin ImiuUin and hunini elegant gai cliana
dtlii.TL Drußßi-ls cariiHiN, An.
rEUEMPTujtY SALE OF ALDERNEY CATTLE,
•Will be Bold at public sale,
W THVB&DATi
May Lot 1 iFoinon r i>T,» vn the farm of Tlinimw 8,
CaYPiidtT, near GieEdington Btation, on thn Philadelphia
and Trenton Bailioad, 34 mih«H north of the Kensington
depot, bin valuable herd of Alderney Cattle, cnnsi.iling of
1 BULL. 14 COWS. AND 16
pnyt ot Thci,-.-rd h»a b%-% vin p'TtwJ at grn*t coit The
remainder ha-, been direct!) from imported c »ttle, and
the whclu Sh pure Mood and in Hduiirahie cuuditieu.
The cattle may be examined at any time proYiouu to
the frlb
tS~. The tale will lm without any pfea»y va ap IlmlhtUsn
Sale. Twenty* first Street, below Green,
GENTEEL FDRNITUItE. OVAL MIRROR, GAB
PIC" ft ft h
ON FRTDAY MUBNI.'iG,
Mii> 2, at 1( o’cloih, in Twuity-first arreßt. two doors
b«lowG <u*u t>tre<t« the gfrileel fnruitnrß, Freich plata
mirror impmial oil cln»h», kuclien furoi’ure,
Ac . of a geutltmaa goiu* to EiirDpe,
May Pe examined ai 9 o'clock qij tbo monuiig ot
sale
& WARNOOEL, AUO
TIONKIWtB. No, SlB MACKET Street
BALE OF AMERICAN AND IMPORTED RBT
GOODS, EMBROIDERIES, HOSIERY, RIBBONS,
MILLINERY &v , by Catalogue,
QN WEDNESDAY MOBMCift,
April 00t conumitcing at ifl o’ciork precisely, ooa«
pri.sii.g a general assortment nf seasonable goods.
5,000 DOZHN COTTOx HOSIERY.
Included in nale, Widnt-aday, will found a full (in*
of German croton hosiery, embracing a variety
from low to v.-ry dn<s h!#jh cost soo.in for beat city sedes,
for ladies’, gent?, mitßtS*. and chlJdrt-ii'n wear.
GLOVE"*.
Also, an invoice of cotton. Uhlc, and silk glores, a frit
aitorimtut
SEWING SILK. FILLRT MITTS.
A!=o, on Wednesday. 100 I.jU Paris ai«wing silk fillet
mitts, long and short, with amt without frlngos, a full as
sortment of fresh and tii-sirahln goods.
KMRHOIDKRIE3.
Also, 2fo Intu nf iat(i stvlns nmbroic ered jiconet coll ora
and efite, vtry richly ptnbybiderad bAhdg, fedylbs*, iueert
iige, ctape coUais, Ac.
LACE VEILS.
Also, an invoice of Paris black tiik Uce veil*,
TIES.
Alto, ft llho of gonift’ ithhlfu stylaa neektUfl.
SIIIftL*.
Also, dozen genb,’ linen and fancy front shirts.
HOOT SKIRTS.
Aho. QfCI dnzen extia uuxlity hoop skirts, a fall aaiort*
nietit for Mies’ «nd mi««M.
BONNET RIBBONS, FLOWERS, &0.
carious poult do sole bonnet ribbon*, plain and fansf
trjtnmipg«.
Also. 100 cartons choice eh les Paris artificial flowers,
nets, Woudn. BiU hrt,iTiet Ac.
linen oAMamc handkerchiefs.
ADp, an invoice of Hdies* 5 8 and genth’ 3-4 p>aiu and
benjhtitcbed linen cambric hindkcrchiefri, a full lint.
EM DROID* RED hKQUE COLLARS AND SETH.
A Isa, tft elaue a fareigu account—
-1.600 ehibro deffid pcoUft uls, holla ft and ouffj ts
m= t'b.
600 embroidered pc<iu« collar*.
BPECIAXi SALE OF 240 OA4E3 STBAW GOODS,
l>r
ON FRID \Y MORNING,
May 2, commencing ut 30 o’clock.
Included will bo found a foil aßHortmen t of moat ddiin
b!e sryleß tot nets, fane/ huta, tnlssea’ hata, Ac.
MOSES NATHANS, AUCTIONEER
JVI AND COMMISSION MEBOHAHT, southaart
corner of BIXTB and BAC'IT Streets
SAKE SatlL'B.
The highest possible price is loaned on goods at Jig
thans' Principal Establishment, southeast corn ear of
Sixth oml Baco streets. At least one-third more than to
wny other oatahHahmout hi thin city.
BBTi-DLIfiUUID Foil ‘J'tLK LAUT 80 YBARjL
Al*L large loans MADE AT THIS, TBS
*« PRINCIPAL KSTABLISHMENT.”
OHABGEfIGREATLY REDUCED*
AT PBIYATS SAM,
A r LJGBS TBAZf TTAJiF V&VAh FJXXGa*
Gold and silver watches of every description, from oaf
dollar to one hundred dollars each* gold chains, fashion
able jewelry, diamonds. Ac.
MACHINERY AND IKON.
Morgan, orr, & co., steam-
KNGINE BUILDERS, Iron Founder*, and
Qcnerttl Unchminte and Bdlw Ho- 1210 OAL
LOWIIILL Street. PbiladelnWa. felB-I»
SHIPPIHO.
-sfSffc, BOSTON AND FHILADEL-
SffiSfi&PHlA STEAMSHIP LINE—From PJOT
Street* Philadelphia awl LONG Wharf* Boston, <So.
The steamship SAXON* Oaptnln Matthews, wilt fttt
from Philadelphia for Bouton on TUESDAY, May 8,
30 o'clock A. M. WUI lofive Boston for Pbll&Jjlthll
on WEDNESDAY. April 30,at 4 o’clock I>. M.
Insurance one- half that by sail vusueht.
Freight laheu at fair rates.
Shippers will please send hills lading with their goods*
For freight 69 fcaasag* (having Ana accooimodiitioiM
for ** *V NRY WINSOH *
SJ2 SOUTH WE ABYSS.
London exhibition—return
TICKETS TO LONDON AND BACK:
Firßt- claw.,«•» * • * •
Whi HiKLY COMMUNIUA
SB&S& TION by BTBAM bbtwbbn nbw
TO UK AND LIVBBPOOL, caHin* at QUBBWB
TOWN, (belaud,) to land and embark paaeonsara aud
flcoiinlffhw,
The LlTarpooli Hew Tork, and ruiaadsU* BtfWK
■hi* Company’! apiendld Clyde-built iron acrew atom
ihina are intended to nail aa followe:
TBOM NBW YOBK 808 MVSBPOOIi.
KANGABOO Saturday, April S«. I*M.
CITY OF NEW YOBK Saturday, May 3,1M8,
And eT.ry Bitaedw ihMWhMii the yea*. Irooi Fin
Ho.MN.B-
BATHS 01* v PASSAGE
THBODGH TBOM PHILADELPHIA.
Oabbljto Queenstown, or Liverpool,.tW
DOi to Loqilooi Til lilYSiml»r«ff mnttm??? fg
itMTAfetoQueenstown* or WTw?99i»rM♦•••?#*••*•
Do. to London.... . ..»••• w
Do. Beturn tickets available for six montta, fwjj
Liverpool..Hl
fUjfltngm forwarded to Harr©, Pari*, Hambwfli
Bremen, and Antwerp at tM*.
Oertfflcatea of issued from Liverpool w ate
York•••• »»»• wH
Oertiflcatoe of psatfio innued from Queenstown to Bw
TbMSItWOW* i'aye «**ywlpr t®JM
noierei are ooxurtrueted with weter-tijtKi-cemiiW! iMtttA*
and carry exporieoced Snrgeojw. _
Tor Maht, a* paaueae, apply a* t™» omoe or MM Uim
H JOHN O. DALE, A«en»,
Mi uraJRBl a*«&t PMadoliMA.
Ia Liverpool, to WM. INMAN,
Tewer Building.
In Glaagow, to WM. INMAN,
18 lMxon etreet.
- -ip—b. FOR NEW YORK.
fIBHBSCIUiW DAILY LINK, via Delaware an*
and New York Bxproea Steamboat Oo®.
■but receive freight and leave daily at 2 P. St., detlv®.
tog their cargoee Tn Hew Vork the following ikf.
freights taken at reasonable rates.
* WM. P. OLYDH, Ageot,
Ho. 14 SOUTH WHARVHB, Philadelphia.
JAMES HAND, Agent,
anl.lf Fieri U and 15 EAST BIYBB, Hew TM*.
- -it— „ FOB BALTIMOBII,
■HiB WASHINGTON, D. 0., ANB NO*.
TBKBB MON3IOR, DAILY,
AT S O'CLOCK P. M.,
BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA B7XAMBOAT
COMPANY,
(ERICSSON LINK.)
One of sterner, -f tU; Comoonr lomm OW
lids orOfcMbmt-gtTMit Whftrf Ml(oga*OT Hmfe&l
«t 3 o'clock P. M., and arrive* in BaUisaon enriy nan
morning. Freight* for Washington and Fwtreca Mohm
receive* and ferwuded with all poolbla (loepatoh, HM
an reoslred to bo prepaid through.
Fninkto of all kind* carried at the lovect rata*.
A, QEOYHB, Jr,l Agee*,.
Ho. 34 Sooth WHABya*
fel«.am»
Labor-saving machine.
OLOTHHB-BAVING MAOIIIHB.
TIMI-BAVINO MAOHIH*.
Hsley. Morse A Boyden't Clothe* Wrln»»r *•’?<**•“*»
time and clothes, and Is an iaproTement wmoh will moat
oertainly be generally adopted. It Is self-adjusting, ma
ple, and durable, and is far superior to every other de
vice for the purpose intended. Orer five hundred bar#
been sold *tiln the 1-t thirty d*T» <B thll CltT. So,
family should be without one. They are warranted tia
sremrtliattmMto.
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TITEDALS AND COINS.—A largo
lyl Quantity of MmW< »nd Coins for sals; alio, one
!etof Nipolwm’i Wedojfi ph? s?t 9f * <*
the Enjlish KlnfU. end one set of ModusortbolU™-
Krortre. Apply to WM. H. BRIDGBKS, 18» WILMAIt
Street, Hew York) Hosier in Medals, (knu, »“*
inns. "•“"'-t