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RELIGIOUS.
The "Hciiy Trinity" Remembering the
The tiongrention WOinhinoing In the Churelt of the
Holy Trinity, at Walnut street and Rittenhouse
Rowe, are doing a work among the poorer classes that
Jo worthy of the widest emulation. Of the four Bible
connected with this church two of them, nnmber.
lag respectively ninety and thirty pupils, chiefly adults,
are composed of espectabis persons from the humbler
walks of life, who have been induced by acts of kindness
to visit the Holy Trinity " regularly on the Lord's
Zoy for imetruction the Truth. Tao teachers or thee,
clarets are two ladies, of high social position ; eminently
qualified for the good work in which they are engaged.
Many of these people have been led into the confession of
their Eaviour through 11w teachings Ono dispensed, end
Laze teen admitted to Church membership by confirms.
lion. In order that they might feel themselves at home,
In what is popularly knows as "a wealthy and fashion
;able chinch," peas, or sittings, are rented to them at a
nonslasi price_
With a view to colleting gore effectually the affections
of these people, the congregation resolved to give them
a substantial social entertainment as an expression of in
terest la their bemporal Ikapplame, an well we their aptri-
Susi welfare. This was done on Thursday evening of the
present week, at the Western House of Employment, Se
venteenth street, below Market, and we feel obliged to
the cosaarh.ae of an - angeuseure for their card of illTiffl•
On, as it afforded us one of the most pleasing and sug
gestive scenes that we have ever witnessed. When we
reached the .6 House," the upper room of which is admi
trebly adapted for each a purpose, we forma coated, at
some eight or ten transversely-arranged tablea, over two
hundred and fifty guests It was plainly to be seen SIM
the latter bad spared no pains to make as g rod an ap
iPeoranca as their circumstances would warrant. They
were all seruptileuely clean, and comfortably clad. In
point of proportions, about one-hall were children, (many
of whom are connected with the Sabbath schools of this
church,) and one half adults, the women outnumbering the
ma,. Iwo so one. The hail wee , e*VviutlY orahrUnted
With An crimp Sage, and t i e tables, besides being laden
with an abundance of substantial and inviting viands, and
a writable proportion of delicacies, were decorated with
Imequete of natural flower., ...Mel, had been preemded for
the occasion. Centrally, on the south Bide of the room,
was a small platform, for she use of the clergy, which
was oleo adorned with flowers,
AR &kettle:l the table.. at the head. of them, and be
tween them, along the passage•ways, about the
entrance, and everywhere, were the men and wo
men, the matrons and maidens, the sous and daugh
ters Of the "Holy Trinity," to the number of about
one hundred and fifty, all waiting for the signal to serve
their guests. Never was the order of society more com
pletely invented. At the tables sat servant girls, washer
women, with their husbands, and laboring men of all
/Intle, veldt their ,t4t,ee at a citildren i mothers 05511 in the
bloom of swath, with very young infanta were there, and
old men and women who looted upon this exhibition as
If it were intended to delude their senses; although the
kindling e 3 e and cordial grasp of the hand, of not a few,
told that they were reading a practical lesson of Chris
tian regard in the scene around them. Among those
waiting to minister at the tables were the wives
and daugbtera Pt numy of Mir first cilium. TO
our mind there was something noble in this spectacle.
After Bishop Potter had spoken a few appropriate words
respecting the character and peculiarity of the occasion,
and a short prayer of thanks had been offered by the
'Der. Dr. Leeds, of St. Peter'. e2berci2, the work of help
log the tables was inaugurated with a democratic rush,
in which the wife of the millionaire, the grand. daughter
of the great Revolutionary financier, the sisters and
daughtere or mon unguent in awry Drofeetiong mingled
hurriedly and happily with their lords and lade in convey.
big the fragrant tea and coffee (nothing stronger) along
the tables. Everything was done in excellent spirit ; not
in a patronizing manner, but with a degree of ease
sand freedom that made those for wimm the fetal
vat wan intended feel that there was some heart
in the thing. As the destruction of edibles very
naturally progressed, the scene became more ant-
Rimed. Every one seemed to act and took tie if some
thing nigher was bring accomplished than the gratifica
tion of a mere human vanity. Inasmuch as ye have
done it unto one of the least of these, my brethren, ye
have done it unto me," sias, to our mind, the silent echo
or the whole affair, and we have no doubt that the
memories of that evening will be fraught with unalloyed
pleasure to all who participated in it. The young rector
of this church, the Rev. Phillips Brooke, ecenital moth
VA his ease in witnessing and taking a part in the fes
tivities of this large ii family gathering," as he styled it,
and the fact that he Is taking an active interest in this
missionary work of hie congregation cannot but redound
greatly to his honor and intafultioss as a minute: of
Christ.
At about nine o'clock the entire assembly. united in
singing Dly country, 'tis of thee," after which the Rev
Dr. Leeds, in a neat speech, at their own request, 0..
turned thankg, 013 behalf or the gneste, to the goad people
of this church, for their kindness and interest. After
singing "The Etar-Spangled Banner" with a fervor
which we have rarely heard equalled, there was a brief
and bighly appropriate addrees by thn ism mr. Brooks,
at the close of which the doxolefiy, " Praise Got from
whom all blemings flow," was sung to the tune oft Old
Jtundred," and the congregation, if we may SD call it,
rvite dletelesed. We believe that in this •- feetiral" the
Church of the Hely Trinity has taken the initiative in a
praiseworthy movement. .
THE SYMPATHIES of woman's heart for the autloeirut
have been manifested by the patriotic ladies of the
-sabernacle Baptist Church of this city, in meeting for
tranYijateeks past for the purpose of preparing articles
lunch 'deeded by the tick and wounded of our noble army
of the Southwest. They bare already forwarded two
large packing cases to the care of the Sanitary Commit
tee at St. Louis, and are still pursuing their benevolent
labors. The Penusylvatila liatlroad Company generously
forwarded three caste without charge:
Letter from Lancaster, Pa
3TOCEEDIN3S OF TUN GENERAL syNor, OF THE orA.N-
• or 'woo GAITS.
[OorroopoLdence of Ito From I
LANCASTER, PE , May 1, 1882
The General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church
of the United Siette—the highest ecclesiastical tribuna
of this large end influential denomination—is now Lold-
Irg its 2011, annual convention, in this city, is the church
under the pastoral charge of Bev. F. W. Conrad. On
WeIIUMW ettniny, ADril SO, Rev. DL Volontino, of
3tooding. Drenched all able dimortrse from 2d Peter, 2 c.,
18 v.: Grow in Grace." On Thursday morning, May
1, Divine Etrvice was held, when an edifying and appro.
priate discourse woo preached by the retiripg ereditioat i
ltev. O. W. Schaeffer, or Germantown from let Philip.
piano, 1 c., v. oto 11: And this I pray, that your love
may abound ' . yet more and more in all knowledge and
judgment ; that ye may be sincere and without offence
bill the day of Christ; being Pled with the fruits of
lighteottiness, which are by Jesus Christ unto the
glory and praise el God."
At the conclusion of the public worship, the Synod WB2
tall. d to order, end the credentials of the dolootes v e n t
received, It appoint that all the Synods in connection
with the body were represented, except those of Smith
Carolina, North Careline. Virginia, Western Virginia,
and Texas. The delegate from the latter body sent word,
through Rev. l'a.oavant, that he was travtiliog Ger
many, but was desirous that Synod should know, bat,
whatever traitors and rebels in his State had done, ho
had remained, and ever would remain, loyal to the Go
vernment and Constitution of Ms &aegis," soasley.
A question arose, whether, in case of the absence of
the principal delegates, and the presence of their alter
nates, the latter might ttmporarily be admitted to seats,
and be allowed to retain them until the arrival of tbe
former, then to be superseded by them. The President
decided that this could not be done, but that when the
alternates were admitted, they would retain their seats
to the end of the session, notwithstanding We arrival of
their principals. This decision of the chair Wag appealed
from, but was eustained by a large vote.
Synod proceeded to ballot for its officers. The follow
ing was the result: President, Rev. Benjamin Kurtz,
1). lv., or tiara land, the able and Tetialwa 141 SOL or the
Lutheran Observer Secretary, Prof. M. L. Stoever, of
Gettysburg; Treasurer, Charles A. Morris, of York In
a neat and pertinent address, Dr. Kurtz returned thanks
for the honor conferred. referring ins feeling ,muter to
the early history 01 the body, and his own long and
eventful participation in the toils and triumphs of the Lu
theran Church in the United States.
Prof. Levi Sten:bore., of Etortlirick,
Ap
pointed assistant secretary.
The thanks of the body were unanimously tendered to
Dr. Schaeffer for the fidtbfol end effioiontdilcbargeof the
auto* or Lie viliov, *AAA Wig Of WO Sywnlioal warfatrn
requested for publication.
Bev Joseph Kummer was received as the delegate
fmm the Nortiarn Province of the Moravian Chur;:h in
fhE Uhitsd Stotts.
E6Y. Dr. Pohlman submitted a lengthy and able report
on rules for the government of the body, which are to
.he considered hereafter.
Tha Synod LS New Jariby, newly za , ,gtwai.d, with H.
delegates, was received into connection - with the body.
Clerical : Barclay and Alfred Hiller. Lay,
Abr. Blitz and William Fulzimr.
Itimorters %MINA AtiLitta. to ueatd, imiveu Synod na
jourraed with prayer by Dr. Schmucker. H.
The Privotge of the Writ of Habeas
Corpus under the Constitution. Second
Part.
[Par Ilse Prise.]
Thus arc probably few of our citizens who think that
lhie reply yea due to the nnmerone reviewers who have
assailed the original tract. lint anything from the pen
of the anther is %Trireme; and, on the particular subject
of 'which These rape treat, their 01111, eahtlUiltiiie logic s
and weli•balauced iriewr a are peculiarly interesting and
instructive.
Our eminent townsman, as is well known, bas been dis
tinguished tor a Aignitied conservative life. He has never
/men iketned of tuburdinatina prefeselanal desaPabi td
social or bblitical relations, or of prostituting social or po
litical relations to professional advancement. His faults,
It they are such, have been those of prudence and reti
cence. Of all men lie has been least likely to be "fast"
ill doctrine, or ltd by still iuto social or ratios), hamlet_
UUI UdiVettinitint waa in the agonies of a convulsion of
the moat appalling character. Union cities, Union
aides, and even Union councils and armies, were infesced
mith traitors- Action was paralyzed by treachery,
titid to deal i itli it, en^jest to all the contrivances and
+delays, ono judicial cumin - es Of limn Of peace, was al)_
.surd and ruinous The President turned to his coosti,
tutional COUnFei for advice as to his power. Could he
.arrest datgereue men for probable cause, and hold them
flISCht/t the writ of habeas corpus i Wm there% in the
Countitation ur t,ut or it, authority to do what every pure
and utibieeed CMY. , III thought he ought to do. even if he
lied lo seek ebb. iimint !oxidative indemnity'? This was
the queeti.ii, answer wag in favor of the p 'w , r.
But the Chief Juelice of the Supreme Court was in the
oppvaltioa, sad it,r ut 4 uturneted public mind was not
eatiseed upon it, point el law.
Strong for a Government under which he had lived for
rocre than eighty) ears, in the workings of which he had
taken active part, and en whose machinery he had se
abrl. ern•aasionelly and nociallo
long enough out ut tied V 44 professional life to regs,n, is
a measure. that hberality which practising lawyers are
raid to lose. and of each. an age that he bore within him
the very instincts and traditions of the times, of tills°
, uhose interdict teas in Question. Mr_ Minns, wee nesi_
Lenny Qualified to give an opinion. Hie very reVisWers
would have 'oohed up to him with implicit contide.,ce,
.and would Lave adopted his views unhesitatingly, bat
two abort years ego. No military excitement disturbed
idm among the books, no dream of ambition gave him
uictures tel owl them. He could not long enjoy restora
tion, he could nit lung survive ruin. In this position,
but without any arrogance or pretence. he gave us his
first tract, a contribution to the suppression of rehedion.
If he had doubt's', nr ardor for the Union contd. have
smug from "Minim first line.
tyhe suiject was one little considered, leee &cooled,
nowhere elaborated. In respect to authority it was per
plexed. with A ink opinions, with partisan declarations,
'with indefinite tlithlittla. In reenact to argument It WAS
onecentible of little logical certainty. as ouestiong of Con
struction ordinal' ly are. It involved the meaning of the
innuorly of a kr presentative convention in the la,t cen
t ury, in a sentence el-sentences reeulti ng from contention i
drlitaration- cart into kbeee in the CtintiligiOn eat diatfiC
lioll td CirN oppoeitionej alterations, surndmants,
compromiaea No intent of a majority mould, rorlutor,
have been adtuifted, en the very flapper the Convention, if
the point now made had presented itself subsequently to
the adoption of the clause or clauses in controversy, end
discussion bad ensued. It was one, above an others, to
be mitten by the 'limning of tonnages, in the light of
nom and experience, and not toy digging up from the
dust heaps 01 the Union conflicting and Irresponsible ex
pressions. "It is time that points out the fast colors of
the pie, Ure."
. .
With a force and clearness misurpasse4 rtir. Binnoy
demonstrated thai a lair construction of the claim would
permit no department of the 3. •vernment to suspend the
writ of habeas corpus, but that when in cases of rebel
lion or invasion the public safety might require it, the
President could suspend the priaitege of the writ.
This result of his reflection not only accorded with the
exigency, but was most harmless in even point of view.
No unbiased men could fear that personal liberty WAS in
serious danger. The power was dented in Its moat
dangerous form. In its modified form it was denied to a
dangerous department and given to a feeble department.
It WWI denied tea 10.4.4.e.k. that 6oUla La tied it
promptly. secretly, or without endless dangers of indoeuce,
delay. and corruption, and given to a department that
could be as prompt as secret, and as wise as the emer
gency demanded, but which dare not do more, and had
Deter, In ell our Mom, reeAY threWenwl the security or
the citizen. It denied it to a department whose quick
work was generally in the current of an ungovernable
popular influence, and which was only steadied by time
and discs sien, and gave it to a department that had
nothing certain but Its patronage, and. with a legislative
ynrjority suainet it, Wel, freirle anno-st to hurattiation.
It was this opinion that n dubbed" such a •• covey" of
reviewers, and •• put them on the wing," and like birds
of other coveys, when excited, they scattered, each one
taking refuge in a distinct clause of the Constitution, Op
for ao eo Know reepectablo gentlemen porwoalty, y e -
Miceli; they are of one stripe. To use a mild deflation
of their position, they are in tut opposition at a time
when most citizeue and a majority of their own party
think there should be no opposition. Given any politi
cal eneallon. had Ma could pe.,diet c ollionelr welch
way they would cast themselves, flow far their pages
have internal force, those who read will julge ; but any
good Union man, in the sense 0? one who supports the
Government, and calls this, plainly, a rebellion, will Ap
preeell thelil With e full measure of donht, Those who
read them will find that strong feeling and consequent
bias have led gentlemen of good sense and indginent tutu
most crude and imprudent arse:nettle; that they litter
among themselves in substantial's; and agree entirely
only in a tense of undeviating antagonism to the tract
which they Pabith. The firok sorio flcl. in . r6yentnag
chronic, which after reading it, one would have thought
had put ten end to Writ and Privilege and courage of
reviewers. But another series of new tracts, and new
editions, is beginning, and, after this •• Second Part,"
probably all the batttred craft will go into dock to refit,
and come ont again with old Crevices defended by Altera
tions, emendations, and deprecatory or explanatory foot•
notes.
With all theme weaknewee and expneures of ill-con
sidered login loose Quotation, and want of homers in
their own nag, what targeto for tho safe logic, exhaust
ing lemma, and inevitahle accuracy of perception and
quotation of that old bar of Philadelphia! The gentle
man who represeLts it, facile prineeps, then—ahead
and chowders now above the new generation of lawyers—
avails blisaelf of his savanta f ges with a dignity which
never for.akes hint; and though human nature cannot
resist a sarcasm,when half a sentence in the Couatitutian
is put off-hand or the whole, and words carelesely impu
ted to the instrument which were never in it, it is the
sarcasm of a gentleman of the old school, litedloorlty is
greeted with 'cermet, feebleness with forbearance, loose
ness with no more than necessary exposure.
We commend the entire series to all who can read and
understand. as a very pregnant part of the History of the
Great Rebellion.
THE CITY.
THE HOSPITALS OF THE COOPER SHOP
REFRESHMENT SALOON.— A. number of ladies of
this city intend holding a floral fair in a short time, in
aid of the fund for the support of the hospitals attached
to the Cooper Shop Refreshment Saloon. This hospital
-was established in October last, for the relief of sick
soldiers accompanying passing regiments. At first there
were accommodations for eleven patients; finding the
number of slck constantly increasing, another room was
fitted up, in which there were placed sixteen bode, making
the beepitani putout accommodating fur twenlyaseven
patients. These rooms, with a small apothecary shop
attached, present ail the facility and appurtenance for the
good care and comfort of patients, that exist iu the beet
organized hospitals. The rooms are well lighted and
perfectly ventilated, and present in their entire arrange
ment cleanlinees and aomi atmenthere—condirim.s which
challenge admiration.
he hospital organization does more than merely look
after the sick, an far as their cure or relief from suffering
is concerned. Clothing , is also provided, and no soldier is
permitted to quit the hospital to join hie regiment or com
pnuy . ..ahowat bra Nvararoi.e being exernine4, said made at
least as complete as the Government intends it shall be,
and often much more so. Under clothing, hosiery, mitts,
handkerchiefs, towels, and blankets, with which the clo
sets are plentifully supplied through the generosity of the
ladies, era furnished to hint, and sash Jodi.r la the reci
pient of a Testament, prayer book, and other religious
works.
Since the opening of the hospital, on the 20th of Octo
ber last, there have been received in it one hundred and
thirty batlee,ts. Of these, One bunched and thirteen have
left the hospital either cared or relieved, three hay: died,
and fourteen remained on Tnenday, when an addition
was made to the number by the reception of the waneded
from Ebzabeth City, N. O. The hospital is highly spoken
Of by f! committee of the " Philadelphia ASSOCiatoll of the
U. P. Sanitary Commission," consisting of Dr. Francis
G. Smith, Jr., Hon. Judge Hare, Prof. J. F. Frazer, and
Dr. J. H. B. McClellan Miss Anna M. Boss, the "Lady
Principal," is untiring in her efferts to alleviate thesnffer
ings of the wounded soldiers, and she is assisted in her
stud work by a ememitiet, of ladies_
CELEBRATION AT PRINCETON. A
number of Philadelphians have visited Princeton to at
tend the eemi-centonial annivcreary of the Theological
Seminary there. Many of the students have been sea
from the presbyteries of this city and a synopsis of the
exercises may be interesting to their friends and rela
tives. The exercises took place on. Thursday.
The rueetiug of the Alumui took pINc a 6 11 o'clock,
in she First Presbyterian Uhurch Bor. Dr. Maxie, or
Elizarbethto wn, was cubed to the chair, and Prof. Paxton,
of the Western Theological Seminary, was appointed
Secretary. Prayer was offered by Dr. Yeomans, of
Danville, and after singing by the Theological students,
Phlledei e bre, road n eerres of appro
priate resolutions. Then fohowed the impromptu speeches
of the Alumni.
Dr. Hodge was called out, followed by Dr. Robert
Beira, Dr. Beattie, from Steubenville, Ohio, and Dr.
Plunauer, Professor in the Western Toeeiegioat Semi
arYt
Among the Alumni now in otter churches, who ad
()lessen the meeting, were Dr. Wilson of New Bruns
wick, Lr. Prouilfit of:Rutgers, and 11 af 1 h
—f. —a.com.„ presi •
dent of a Bantiat Univonity. SeVer.ll nkran g ens were
also called out, among them Dr. Chickering of Portland,
Dr. Whitehill of Providence, and Professor Fisher of
Yale College.
The meeting ad4ourned at hair past one o'clock to din-
MT' t the ilidl4ollio Hall, on the fltaliklltir granads.
xivwrir ISTO nyudred pulite were present. At the dinner
an announceirient was made that wee greeted with cheers
—viz: that the Meeers. Stewart, of New York, had, that
morning, donated to the seminary the munificent dam at
F 50,000.
In the eftel'hoorn De. gm -ague, of Albany, delivered
the discourse in the First Church,
ANOTHER. DO3IICIDE CASE DISPOSED
oE—Yeattaday morning the trial of Addis Ham.
charged with the murder of Thomas If. Burks, on the
4th of August, 1860, was concluded. The defence called
a large number of witnesses to prove the good character
01 the defendant for peace and quiet. Witnesses to the
occurrence also testified that the deceased insisted upon
Ilghtlog atter Mr. ittoee had expressed hie device to
avoid him. 'The first blow was struck by deceased, and
after the two men engaged in the struggle, when Burke
cried i‘ encugb," Hayes left.
After a brief aildreee from Dietrict Attorney Mann,
in which be said Mottle couscienti9UdlY behoved chat the
homicide, under an the circumztazacta and fame as Drought
out by the defence, was justifiable. Judge Thompson
el arged the jury on the principles of law in regard to
the variety of grades of homicide, and remarked that he
coincided in the views as expressed by the District At
tatheY-
The jury rendered a verdict of not guilty. The de
fendant was congratulated by Lid friends, and soon after
he lift the court room. On the rendition of the verdict
there was a demonstration to applaud among the
atindants on the outside of the bar, but it was instantly
checirtu by the impure or the court.
THE FUNERAL OF GEN. SMITS .-
4 seli-committee of the Joint amid committee of Shun•
can newt - null to matte arrangements for the obeeoniee of
the late Major General. Chas. F. Smith held a meeting
yesterday afternoon. On the arrival of the remains this
evening they will be tal.en at once to Independence Hall.
On Monday the public will be admitted to the hallo 411:10
on tweetlay afternoon the funeral caremoniem will take
place, when the body will be placed in a vault at Laurel
Bill with all due military honors. General Robert
Anderson has been invited by the committee to act as
one of the palbbearers, he having been a personal friend
of the deceased amend, and having eetedeli groomsman
at General Smith's marriage. The body will be brought
from St. Louis by the Adams Express Company, a de
spatch to that effect having been received last evening
from Lacy Anderson, Esq., of Cincinnati.
ARREST OF A SROPLIPTER.—Yester—
day afternoom before, Alderman Beltler, a yellow man,
named Major Turner, was accused of having stolen a
piece of cassimere, valued at $l2, from the store of Gra-
Dello & Taylor, in Yourth street. The rotheky wh.4
effected a short time after the store was opened in the
morning, and the prisoner was identified by a lad who
re .w him enter the premises. Ile was also charged wish
stinting a piece of silk, worth $2B from Stiligman kWh
a Ory-eaodo denier. !gr. Abut la.:awed tae prisoner as
one of two men who said in a smpicione manner In his
rtore a few minutes before a piece of silk was mined.
The Major was rent below, in default of sl,too bail.
Itisna - NED.—W e are informed that Mr.
J. M. McKim has recently resigned his post as Corres
ponding Secretary of the Pennsylvania Auti•Slavery
citty. It is now twenty-two years since he entered the
Service of this society, and more than twenty airyears
since be commenced his labors in this State as a nubile
advocate of the anti•slavery cause. On the first of Oc
tober, 1830, be accepted a commission from the Ssmerican
Anti-Slavery Society, to labor in its behslf, in this Stale,
MI a trimiling lecturer, and continued in this Service,
with a brief interruption, till the lat of January, 1840,
when he entered on the duties of the office from which he
has just retired.
ORDERED TO BE. STOPPED..-9_6Vei`.ll
complaints have recently been made at the Mayor's office
by citizens who have been annoyed by boys running
through the sheets crying, at a late hour on Saturday
night, " Capture of Yortlown," " Fort Sumpter taken,"
&c. Sn tide e.oltiop ti m e avvrybocly 10 , 4147C10V1S to got
the earlieet intelligence, and we have heard of some
parties who got out of bed at one and two o'clock in the
morning to purchase a paper. The sell," however,
was perpetrated by the newsboys, as the paper eentninetl
'5, - e
-re-roar morning ilayor
Beery directed the lieutenants of police to have arrested
all Mx a found in the Street ening pepere after eleven
o'clock Saturday night.
A -PortADB - LrurAti frf CHARGE OF
MARINES AT NEW ORLEANS.—Lient. James For
ney, of the United States vessel Brooklyn, is at present
in charge of a detachment of marines, constituting a part
of the United States guard over the captured city IA New
Fla hoe Lees, absent from this city gang) a yew,
and as the whereaboute of the Brooklyn wore but imper
fectly known, - hie friends have been solicitous for his
safety. Capt. Philip It. Forney, brother of the lieute
nant, has just departed for the seat of war in Kentucky.
22a ho. teen a.wilotwd la L!, itcwnia. with hitt ogre et re
gulars.
RECEIPT OF TAxEs.—Yesterday, the
(Arm et the - Receiver Qt Tone wee Well filled with thole
ensious to setae their SCCOtlete with the city and receive
the usual discount. During Thursday the receipts were
so follow*:
For City tax $16,494 27
For taste tax 22,43 T
The amount is larger by 570,000 than bad ever been
T«N.IT Ed on any one day.
TA - v - mt - N. LICENSES.—The Clerk of the
Court of Quarter Eessions has issued altogether 840
tavern licenses. The licenses issued this year show a
considerable decrease from last year. The whole number
of bonds filed is nineteen hundred and fifty. goiae four
cr live hundred certificates have been Issued by the City
iottniistioners, the parties to which have not yet filed
their bonds.
BLIGHT FlRX.—Yesterday morning,
.}out Ave o'clock, a fire occurred at No. 115 Arch street.
The damage done was trifling.
REBBLEI REITIIIIIIING BOMB.-A letter from Ver
taiii..s lcfore n us dust the Hon, Thomas P. Pertor,
)ate Speaker of the State Senate, and Marshall Car
ter, son of Dr. J. C. Carter, after several months
among the rebels in the seceding States, returned
to their bemes in that city on Saturday lest_ They
had hardly dusted their clothes after their travel
from Dixie, when they were arrested by the Pro
vost Marshal from Lexington.
GENETUL Iltit..va —We are glad to
i hit= that General Sigel 81111:MS8 le not of PO Retinal:l
a nature as his friends were at first given to appre-
I bend. General Sigel was
c. at Saltville, Illinois. a
. ,„
i few days a. enjoying ilUtcnit uOartily with nla
i countrymen.
pandaystritra, soma. OM nazi.
JOUR E. ADDICICEI,
THOMAS S. FERNON, COMMITTEE OF THN MONTH
SARUM, X. itsToKXS,
LETTER 13.1.4319
At the Merchants' Ezehange, Philadelphia.
Ship Fanny Fern Cann London, soon
Ship Zered, Aleo:msals ......Londonderry, soon
Dark !OVA D4g14011941/no ~m79•Beiragt, tioon
istbrit Zepny r, Small (MU, d Wu
Brig Vteurire, Morrell Demorara, soon
Elia Breeze, Outerbridge Barbados, soon
San Isabella Marla, Wall St Thomas, soon
Sobr Ann •arlet, Valet St Kitts and St Sans noon
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, May 3, 1.136*
BUN BI6EB 4 68-131 TN SETS A AS
11)01) WASTE)] S
Brig Princeton, Allen, from Brooklyn, In ballast to
captain.
Sam Artreri i . Amite, 10 days from Calais, with laths,
am to Gnnhili t Galvin.
Schr Wary C+er►, Ili:meld, 5 days from ifewburyport,
in bolho.t. to Gro B Kerfoot.
Bar Emily VirgiMa t (Amory, 3 days from eommer•
ma. with. iumbor to .1 W . Liaccou.
k'clir James Barrett, Jr. Pennel, 3 days from Laurel,
Del. with lumber to J W Bacon.
Scbr Fair Leader, &dame, 3 dell, from Baliebury, Md.
with itOottOr to J W Bacon,
3ctir Complete, litnorOyb 3 - days from Damon Crook
Bpringe, with lumber to J W Bacon.
dchr Charles bloore, Ingersoll, from Batton.
Seim Polly Price, Adam. from Boston.
Scbr A Bartlett, Bartlett, frc.m Boston.
Atex Youutc, Yonne. from Port Royal.
Sebrlra Share, Jones, from New Ytok.
Scbr Mary Miller. Dayton, from New York.
Sail' YeLdova, Bray, from Calais.
Bark Thome Kilimo, (Br.) Kilian), Liverpool, A It
McHenry & Co.
Baik Tycoon, Lewin, Key West, D S Stetson & Co.
Brig Jas Davie, Staples, Key West, 11 A Souder & Co.
schr A Young, YOling, FOrtirsti MOimw BilttloPo
ptetene & co
Scbr A Bartlett, Bartlett, 'rearm Monroe, Tyler,
Stone & Co.
Bair E Phero, Sonea, liatterse Inlet, Tyler, Stone lb
Cr.
9ehe Sharon, Thewlow, fiewburiport, Ilamtuen, Van
Do-en & Loehrenn.
Schr C !Moore. Ingerecil, Downie, J R Blakiaten.
Schr Mary Miller, Dayton, Providence. do
Bchr P Price, Mime, Beaton. Bancroft, Lewis &
V.. 440, 'tray, gaiem, J k White.
Cargo of bark Thomas Killeen, for bicerpool-3,300
bbb crude Petroleum oil, 255 do refined Natrona do, 419
do Benzine do, 137 °mum do do.
Ship Star of the Union, Gorham. from Boston for San
Francieco, was spoken 26th ult lat 40 39, ion 63.
!hip Samuel Locke, Sweelzer, for Callao via Cardiff,
entercd for loadihg at Liverpool 1611 ult
gbla .Arb. ..11.1 from itors Philip
Heade 14th Feb. for Otago.
Ship Urkl, Walker, from Bolton via Galled at Maul
main 'l.6th. Feb.
Bnik Sete/tem, Atkins, sailed from Sydney, W 8 W. 20th
Feb, for Valparaiso,
Brig henna, Gjerulase% hence at Plymouth, log. 161 h
nit.
Brig Eastern Star, Ackerly, bence for Providence, was
anchored in the. It war bay, New York, let inst.
Brig Sallie Jackson, Weiss, frolll Boaton ti Fob, for
ironolnin, rat into Bill Janeiro 20th of March, leaky.
Schr Union, Dyer, from Delaware for Boston, at Ed
gaztean 28th ult.
Schr Everglade, Fickett, cleared at Boston Ist Inst. for
Philadelphia.
&bra Chatter Wit, Button, and Gsaslle, EateLant,
baste at Itewburrport 20th tilt.
.dcbr H W Godfrey, Weeks, sailed from Salem 30th ult.
for Philadelphia.
Schr Zoe, Potter, from Newport, at Fall River 29th
ult. to load fish for Philadelphia.
Set,- Mediator, .111lltr, Lr Philadelphia, sailed from
Fall River . ilOth
Schr J P Armitage, Fisher, hence at Baltimore let inet.
Behr 0 F Beale), Buckley, cleared at New York let
inst. for Pbilad44pbie.
Behr Barlikurabbk., Gregory ' dome for saool at Edgar
town 26th ult.
Ship Andrew, (Ham.) Bohr., from Hamburg, at New
Fork let inst. reports April 22d, let 43 30, lou 56 to 57,
passed 19 large icebergs, from 150 to 200 feet in height.
mutt *ALO WU/ Ts./ LILT.
TO DISTILLERS.
The DISTILLERY known ee the
"PHCENIX,"
and formerly owned and occupied by MHZ. SMYTH,
Sea., situated on TWENTY-THIRD, between BAOII
and VINE Streeta, Philadelphia, Irjapaeley 800 bushels
per day, le now offered for sale on reasonable and accom
modating terms. Is in good running order, and hee all
the modern improvemente. An Artesian well on the pro
misee fur/dukes an unfaillog supply of geed, pate water,
Addreee Z. LOOSE it 00., No, 1010 MARS=
Street, Philadelphia. fe22-dtt
v . TO. LET—A Two- storied HOUSE,
i-an and Lot, -with ktablo, Gmrdeo, aria
nen ti y or for the season, locatrd Iji miles from the
Coopersburg Station, North Penns) ivauia 11111i1rOMI, very
pleasantly situated in a rural vicinity. Excellent water,
BEd buildings in nice order. Partly furnished if desired.
Aki,lt 16 BENJAMIN P. 11(110111.5.W.
ru yl-St* No. 432 North THIRD Street.
et: TO LET—A very desirable three
ma story BRICK HOUSE, with extensive double three
story tack 1.-Ming, with nit tile extru moil.n improve
mcntte, situated 1126 Callowhill street. The lot is 140 feet
deep, to Carlton street, giving arsine garden, with gropery,
Sc To a permanent tenant the rent will be low. A pply
to EVANS & WATSON,
mel-12k Ns_ 111 Sobtl, MORBID gike4t.
mTO RENT—A convenient Dwel
ling, Sontheast Corner of TWENTY•SECOND and
GREEN Streets. Apply to
FOR SALE OR TO LET—Four
lipuoes, po the wet eltle of IMO AP Street, below
COlulDbla tITCDUC. Apply at the BMAlmola corner Of
NINTH and SANSOOI Streets. mh26-tr
WI TO LET—A beautiful COUN
.A. TRY-PLACE, of 10 acres, on the west side of
YBONT-Street road, above Hart - lane, within van =l
nvitee' walk of the Frankford and Southwark paenenger
care. Possession early in April. Apply at the month
weat corner NINTH and SAMSON, second atory.
mhZI. tf
Ea TO LET.— COUNTRY STORE
and.FORWABDING WAREHOII3E, Lumber and
Coal Yard ; good railroad aiding, &c., in a first• . rate
bnainess locality, and wealthy 'neighborhood. Situated
on the eerail'al Pennsylvania ItallrosA. For fre-iher par
ticulars, apply to E. PET rpr,
ap26 No 309 WALNUT Street.
FOR SALE OR TO LET.—A
pleastist Louts la the suburbs of meal., newly-.
acre of ground, abundasce of shade and fruit. Rent
low. Apply at No. 15's SOUTH FOURTH STREE T,
second story. ap26-lut
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.—The partnership
beretofoie existing between LYMAN HOPHINd
and TWA. F/TNIUDON (under the name of Hookups
FitnbibbOn) to Ott OIT DY 10:13 - 1/5l 00Ig,nt TEM
DAY. April 30,1861.
Signed, L. HOPKINS,
THOS. FITZGIBBON.
Witness: J2lO. H. MMILL, May 1,.1861.
will .0i Le realpOnsi6le for any dobb, con
tracted by the above firm aster this date, April 30, 1863.
nt72-3t TROIKAS FITZGIBBON.
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER
.
611.7.1 s —Nonce I, ht. reby B bren that the Copartner
ehip heretofore existing , between the undersigned, under
the firm of TAW & BEERS, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The business of the late firm will be
settled by ABRAHAM TAW, who Is alone authorised
to tuos the firm , . e eie llenidation.
ABRAM. kW. TAW,
WILLIA Sf A. BERES.
April 24,1882. a p3O. 6t*
COPARTNERSHIP.—The un
denim:Jed bavt, tide day formed a Copartnership un
der the name and stile ot JONES, WARNER. S; CO.,
for the transaction of a General DBar GOODS Jobbing
businesa, at 240 IdASKET Street.
GIDEON JONES,
DICRAIID 0. WARNED,
DAVID O. GOLDEN.
APRIL 21, 1862. ap23.l2t*
ESTATE OF ALEXANDER WRAY.
Letters testamentary baying been greeted by the
Itsirister of Wills to the anbocriboi* sJI
clsinie aialut, or indebted to, amid Estate, will call on
GEORGE BARCLAY,
249 North SIXTEENTH Street ;1
JAMES WRAY,
1112 11.A.C12 Seek
or their Attorney, HENRY C. THOmrmox,
ap26 set No. 933 ARCH Street.
TN THE COURT OF COMMON
it_ PLEAS POD TIIII CITY AND COttfrit or
PRILADELPIII k.
Assigned Estate of JONES & DUERR.
The Auditor appointed by the Coart to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of WILLIAM V PETTIT,
animas for th 4 bebalit of orodliors of HENRY JONES,
at,d AUGUgTUS P. DUERR, late trading as JONES &
DUERR, and report distribution of the balance in she
Oar
bands of tbe assignee, will rneet- . ties interested,
for the purposes of his appoin ifir-T RURSDAY,
llift9 ith. 1862 4 P_ M_, At Mao a''`-al2 WALNUT
Strat, Philedelphhs.
ap24.tbstu-bt WILLIAM ERNST, Auditor.
•
TN THE ORPHANS''•CIOURT FOR
THE OITV AND COUNTY OP 2,IIILAISHL
BIIIA.
In the matter of the Tenet Estate, under tho last will
and testament of ELIZABETH SHAEKLAND, de
ceased.. '
he Ana,Foc.ypsinkcaby th.Couet .affil., end
adjust the first account of JOHN HART.DIAN, Trustee,
appointed by the Court under the trust created by the
last win and testament of ELIZABETH SHANXI. AND,
deceased, in the place of WILLIAM BRINKIIOUSE,
whe renetineed, and report dlaritalilon of the bele... L.
the bands of the trustee will meeet the parties interested,
for the purposes of his appointment, on TUESDAY,
litas fah, 1802, at 4 P. M., at his office, No. bl 2 WAL
NUT Ptreet, Philadelphia.
at24•llaltil•fit WILLIAM ERNST; Auditor.
NOTICE —All persons indebted to
the Estate of SAMUEL D tOKSON, late of the
city of Philadelphia, gentleman, deceased, are requested
1.6 feithe im,iaetiiata triLyibiht, tita t6eee 6aotog demmada
agalunt the same to prt•eellt there, duty attotted, to eieber
of the subscribers, executors of the last will of said de
cedent. JAMES RUSSELL,
WI NN.
Is FOREST COUNTY LAND FOR
awilavßALE.-On MONDAY, the 19th day of May next,
Ale under.igoecl, executor. 9 f the will of . xi.d.VMO MU,
LER, deceased, will sell, by Public Vendue, at the Dublin
hones of HENRY B. EIHENOK, feign of the Lamb,) in
WEST KING Street, in the city of Lancaster, the fallow
ing real emir e, late of said deceased, to wit:
A tract of 888 Beres of land, surveyed en warrant We.
2,160, Mid a tract Of 1,100 aced e of land, surveyed on .
warrant N 0.3,162, situated adjoining each other, in Jenks
township, Forest county, Pennsylvania.
• Ihe land is heavily timbered with cherry, osk, hickory,
and hemlock, and le watered hi branches of the Clarion
river, 111Msloun creek running through the smeller tract,
and Maple creek through the larger tract.
The soil Is good and the surface rolling, and not. hilly.
The land Is situated about two miles and a half south
of the location of Merlon, tbo collittr town of 'fond
county, and not far sullen; from inulnuT and /iris
Railroad.
Sale will begin at 2 o'clock In the afternoon of said
day, when terms will be made Miown. Sale positive.
!AMONG L. WITMXII, 7
VT. OttOPERTER
apl9- at Executors of the will of David Miller, deo'd.
$178.931 73
TO THE DISEASED OF ALL
CLABilNit.—All- .-car-.cats end chronic Meese."
cured by trecial griarantee et 1220 WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia, and in case of a failure no charge is made.
Professor BOLLI6B, the founder of this new practice,
Mill superintend the treatment of all cases hinoself A
laient6haek bioheihiihk a ..oliitod. of e.vti Aces., of those
cured, also lettere and complimentary resolutions from
medical men and others will be given to any person frees.
Lectuyee are constantly given at 1220, to medical men
and otbets who desire a knowledge of my discovery, hi
applying Illeetrieity as a reliable theranentle agsnt_ -Ma
st/bailor' free. aP2B-2al
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY. MAY 3, 1862.
ABBIVIED
CfbEARIIID,
MENOBATIDA.
JAMES cNNSSON I
23 North FOUNTEI Street
LEGAL_
At the Bank of Penn Township.
WM. MA.OVIPMRAN,
No. 112.6 North PIPTII Rivet.
RETAIL DRY iiIOODEI.
625. NEW SPRING GOODS.
U 40.-
C. SOMERS de SON.
CLOTH HOUSE,
No. 6e5 CHESTNUT STREET,
Have now In Morn and aro receiving constantly &large
and desirable assortment
CLOTHS, CASS (MERE S. COATINGS,
BILK - MIXED AND PLAIN.
"tirstlogs, Tailors' Trimming& lied ad goods Adapted to
MEN AND BOYS' WEAR.
PLEASE CALL AND EXAMINE.
BA P6ON'L, CORNER, OF
EIGHTH AND CHERRY STREETS,
OFFER TO TILE LADIES!
NARROW BUGLE GIMPS,
BLACK SILK LACES,
BELT RIBBONS, ALL COLORS,
IYARS9W MK GIMPS,
NA MHO w ir a IJOLVAS,
SPOOL SILK, ALL COLORS. CHEAP.
PARTRIDGE AND CHINCHILLA SPLIT
ZEPHYR.
Ono lot of PARTRIDOR WORSTED,
colors, M ebtito pot hank.
RAPSON'S TRIMMINGS & ZEPHYR STORE,
CORNER EIGHTH. AND CHERRY STREETS.
CLOAKS ! CLOAK ! CLOAKS!
THE GBEA.TEET BABH&IN8 IN THE CITY
IMM=',=n!l
No. 23 SOUTH NPaTil STREET.
THE LARGEST STUCK,
THE BEST' ASSORTMENT,
THE CHOICEST COLORS,
THE FINEST QUALITIEB,
THE 1105 T SUPERB TRIMMINOB,
THE NEWEST STYLES,
THE BEST WORK,
DECIDEDLY THE LOWEST PRICES,
IN TIM CITY,
AT
IVENS Sr, CO.'S,
No. 23 SOUTH NINTH STAArre
OLOAKS.—If you want the best value
NJ for your motley, go to the City Cloak Store,l42
Borth. EIGHTH Street, above Cherry. mh26-m
fILOAKB!
`ll.l A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT
OP
ALL THE NEWEST STYLED udrenvulD THIS
oßw3,Zi, -
With every new material, made up and trimmed In the
very best manner, at pricea that defy all oompttillon,
PARIS CLOAKn STORE,
R. A. vtackißli SIGHTS AND WALNUT BM
uth2,6-3m
PLAIN BAREGES.
Good unalitY. solid color Barons.
Crose•over flanges, and thin stuffs,
Being a large auction lot received,
At half of the usual prices.
Printed Bareges at very low rates.
sag SHASPLITSS Min
VREN CH LAWNS.
J.: A full stock of Lawns and Prgandfea,
Neat, medium, and rich d, signs
OHABPLESS 8110121.,
aiD29 CHNITINUT and lI4HTH glirersta
SILK MANTLES AND SACQUES.
Black Taffeta Mantles.
Black Silk EROTIOLf.
Ilegent Dtiw ntylemi
Ligtit Cloth &tames.
EITIEFBERD'S PLAIDS.
New lots, bargains, 12X, 113%, and 25 eta.
Plaid Mozambinues, very desirable.
111 EN'S AND BOYS' WEAR.
Silk Mixed (111.41431kkaMete mid OovAl.,wi.
Light colors fancy Oa-maniere&
6.4 Mixtures and Melton&
Cloth goods for littlo fellows.
BOY'S JACKETS AND PANTS.
(NNW DEPARTMENT. SECOND STORY.)
First•clase Heady • made GarmentA
Style and Fit unexceptionable.
Prices very reasonable.
Boys' suits made to order.
COOPER k 0015kRti,
B. E. corner NINTH and MARKET Streets.
BLACK AND WHITE CHECK
t3lLKS.—Having made large purchases of small
CHECK BILKS early in the 1109.0013, we are still able to
sell them at the old prices.
Black aid White Check French Silks.
Gray colored Check French Silks.
Black and White India Silks.
Brown and White India Silks.
130 Of 1 . 0 r
GREATEST BARGAINS IN FANCY. MEAS.
Beautiful Silks from 50 cents to 51.50.
4,000 yards Plain Mozambique& at 25 cents.
These goods have a very rich lustre, looking very
info& IsLe otik, nod o srkably cheap, having cost
82 cents to import.
1 case Itereges a Chenille, and
1 case Bareges a Brodie at 25 cents, worth 40.
I lotall-silk GRENADINES at 25 cents, worth 62.
This is the CA EAPEST lot eI Hoed& IN THIS CITY.
1 lot Mode Veils at 75 cents.
H. STEEL & SON,
ap3o No. 713 North TENTH Street, above Coates.
JAS_ R.. CAMPBELL Ile C 0..,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS,
727 CHESTNUT STBEE r,
Have opened this day,
Bonnet's Black Taffetas.
Tried& Obain Satin Plaid Colored Taffetas.
Detached Figured Camel's Ilair Thibet„ high lustre.
Satin Plaid and Printed Maraud's°.
Lupin's beet black Ban ages and Bombazinee.
Bich Plaid Itlozambiquee.
LeDin'a beat Meek, whits, and high colored Mall
Organdies and Jaconets, grissaile grounds.
Cachendre Stripe Printed Percales, very rich.
Foulard Poplins.
Foulard Patine, &e, &c. sple-ty
103 NOW
SECONDI ERFI R
TA
B iI oyEAROR STREET ,
UP STAIRS
LADIES' DRESS TRIM:MI.OS, &o.
The Copartnership heretofore exiatine between
EAttl'Alkl4 A LotitinnatADTElt
Having been dissolved by mutual consent, the under.
signed respectfully informs the patrons and friends of
the old firm, and the trade in general, that he has taken
all the up-stairs rroms of
N 0.102 NORTH 11/171Trf STREET,
ABOVE ARCH.
To continue the manufacturing o all kinds of
DBEBB t CLOAK,
AND 3.
MANTILLA TRIMMINGS,
FRINGES, BUTTONS,
TASSELS, CORD
HEAD HET%
Of all deacript!ons, &c., "&c.,
And will offer inducements in price and Quality, as well
NI prompt attendance to ordora. In twerp article apper
taining to Me line. WM LONNFsHSTADTEB,
apt.2m] No. 103 North EIGHTH Street, ab. Arch.
FINE PLAID SILKS FOR
BONNETS.
Black and White Neat Plaids.
Brown and White Neat Plaids.
Block and White Shepherd's Plaids.
Lilac, Bine, and Green Plaids.
ttP 2l -if ETRE & LANDEGL, FOURTH & ARCM
371 2
f CTS.. ct STRIPE F 0 UL ARDS
Small Stripe Foularde.
Gray Stripa Foularda.
Neat Stripe Voulards.
ap2B•tf EYRE & LANDRLL, FOURTH & ARCH
NEW CLOAK STORE!
The meek dement eretertmoht iti the 610.
No. 29 South NINTH Street,
mh26-3ro First door above Oheatnat.
NEW GOODS OPENING DAILY.
—Plaid Foulards, black, brown, blue, and Mae.
Plain brown Foulards, one yard wide.
Piques, white ground and bouquets of Chintz colon.
Wool De Ledlief. choice shades.
Plaid and smelt figured Wool De Laines, for children.
A forgo atooKtioont of Gingham, at 1236, SO, and 26
Gents.
A fresh assortment of Cloaking Cloths.
Small figure dark brown Mohairs, choice.
Shepherd's Plaids, from 18% to 50 cents.
Silk and Wool Poplin. in great variety, at
JOHN II STOZZIP,
No. 702 ARCH Street.
N. B.—Good black Silks, of g, $l, and 51.12%.
Call and examine our 51.12% black Silks.
NEAP ►dritlNEY ritINTB,
IN CHOWS STYLE&
MERRIMAC%
SPRAGUE ?
PACIPIC T
ALL TVIIBLVA AND A. HALT CENTS.
A large lot beet etyles and teat colors at 10e.
COWPERTHWAIT 3 CO..
mbls4/ N. W. con. EIGHTH and MARKET Ste.
GAUZE BUMMER BLANKETS.—
The subscribers have received an invoice of theft,
very desirable goods, in due Quality, at last season's
price.
SHEPPARD, VAN nAiriniamg, de IRRISON.
apl9-rptf 100 S CHESTNUT Street.
T INENS AT IMPORTERS' PRICES.
.L 4 -•-11 , 1911AANONI ono DIJNIMB 'DIOESOtiI
celebrated blililartiV and EliOriTl - telllfElfd, re•
calved from the manufacturers direct, and guarantied
perfect—to which the attention of buyers and the trade
generally Is respectfully invited.
SHEPPARD, TAN HARLINGEN, dr AlditlBo4 l
aple-rp reeS GFINOTiIiIIT WM,
°LOANS, PALATOTES AND MAN
TILLAS.—Ladies In want of the above articles will
Snd it to their advantep) to visit the old established hones
or Mrs. HENRY, No. PS Noith NINTH Street, below
ARGIL The latest Paris Styles always on band at prices
that astonish everybody. ap4-3m
SPRING MILLINERY.
MRS. -D. FSERIB, 1037 CHEST
NUT Street, ham now open a large and' varied 1141.
aortment of - English, Trench, and American STRAW
BORN - ITS, together with a full line of STRAW GOODS
imitable for Friends' wear, and the latest stVles or Kisses'
and Children's Bata and Cans. ap24-121
REMOVAL.
HISSES OTRYAN, 924 CHESTNUT Shwa, hays
removed to 1107 WALNUT Street, three doors above Me
wenth, north side, and will open PA BIS MILLINNET,
for the Spring, on THURSDAY, Aprill7. apl2-2m*
HOTELS.
QTEVENS HOUSE,
pj (Lux raLnimpollo
No. 26 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK.
Five minutes' walk from Fell River boat landing,
Chambers street, and foot of Cortland street.
neLO6-Ikn %so, rrgyrigyar.
A OA.RD.-tHlt UNDERSIGNED,
tate of the WitABD HOIIBI, PhiNiel**
_have
hued, for s term of Yea% WiliLAßD'e HOThlk
Washington. They take this occasion to return to theft
old Meads sad oustanere man/ thanks ' for loot favors,
sod ben to tame thus that they wtll be mat happy hp
hee than In their new Willem
OHATOWIOII, hi 00.
wasurnirrau Jar 1" ass -
BUSINESS NOTICES.
leg DR. BINE, PRACTICAL DEN
TIST for 18 years, No. 218 VINZ Street, abosa
Second, ineerts the most beautiful Teeth of the slth
!mounted on One Gold, Plaits', Silver, Vulcanite, 00. ,
ICU, Arnim, &04 it prim more rostoustio for not
Mid snlbstantial Moth than wry Dentist ill ON Oily,
Teeth Plugged to last for life. No pain In extracting
Teeth. Artificial Teeth repaired to suit. No pay until
ostmed all is right. Beterertoe, beet families. fe97-ons
JOHN J WELSH, Pribtical IRATE
BOOTED, THIRD Street and GIMMANTOWN
Bead, is prepared to put on any anioiiifof ROOTING,
on the most htODZBATI 'TIMMS. WM guaranty id)
Inska even. Ilnildinntlerfectl7 Watex.tight
SP Orders promptly Attended to. mytai
EDILTVATLONAL.
THE WEtiT CHESTER ACADEMY,
at Weet Cheeter, Pa., within two hours' ride from
Philadelphia, will commence the tiumutlr strata, of full
lire months—the eevenMenth session under the di
rection of its premnt Principal —on the first of
May next. 110)5 and young men are thoroughly
prepared for College or business. EMU gentle
amp of tried ability and experience constitute the corps
.
of Instructors. The French, German, and Bpautah Mis
gauges are taught by native reran ent testifiers. The De
partment of "Military Tactics" is to successful operation,
under the e) arse of a competent inntrnctor, withunt, in
the least, interfering with the legitimate objects of the
school, while the individual student is not required to
connect himself with It.
Catalogues containing full information may be obtained
by addressing the Principal,
WILLIAM If. WYI6RS, A. M..
At West (nester, Pa.
CALVARY ACADEMY, GERMAN
TOWN, PHILA.—The Principal can receive into
Ile faintly a few boarding scholars, where they will
enjoy all the comforts and discipline of brans. They can
he prepared either for Wawa or to enter any dam in
souses.
Reference—Bight Rev. Bishop Potter, Bev. B. New
ton, TS D.
Tor circulars address
B. tiIIOEMAKER. A. M. L Princitoti,
inh2o-tbm Zinn GERMANTOWN. Phila.
VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY
in a beautiful and healthful village, throe mile,
from 01.4 M, rilpila IA - VATC4 Pi any cllll9 for Silo 911111"
mer. Boarding per week $2 Zr,. Thorough coarse in the
Mathematics. Lau&uages, fluglish Studies, and all the
branches usually taught. Boys prepared for College or
Bueiness.
REV. TIERVRY BARTOW, A. M.
ap24 len Village Green, Delaware CO., Pa
TOLMESBEIRG SEMINARY FOR
YOUNG LADIES.—The dates of this School
uill ho usennuel, atlas the lEllehle holidays. on the 25th el
APRIL. For ciroulern, references, Ac., address the Meal*
APIII AN, Principele, flohneshurg, Pa. ap:.B-lia*
SemooL FOR SALN.—Unturpas=ed
location, large income, well furnished. ay ulemitnn.
tic. An FICOIBIIt DOMIIO/1 Tor an OptororiBine
Addeoin JAMES McGOWAN, 32 WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia. ap3o-4t*
CHINA AND QUEEIVSWARE.
BOYD de ISTROUD.
NO. 32 NOBTH FOUBTH STREET.
(Four doors below the Merchants' Hotel,)
Now offer to country merchants a large stock of
CHINA, GLASS, & QUEENSWARE.
ILL Ii KIN AXING. OILS
" .UOIVEIt" )U4 W OPAL.
J.../ 100 Bblo. Lucifer" Burning Oil on hand.
We guarantee this oil to be non-eanloeive, to burn all
the oil in the lamp with a steady, brilliant flame, without
dTrustiiig the rick, and but slowly. Bble. Lined with
linos enamel. WIIIWIT, warn; a rite.ltstitib.
fell-ti Office 815 MASICBT Street.
CARBON OIL.-100 bbls. Natrona
OnpnNOM!Ear9rP. e b7
WiLLIAMM. WILSON,
mtal3-tf 2 3 j8 MABICET Street.
COAL.
T M. ROMMEL'S NEW LEHIGH
EP • COAL WHARF, No. 959 DELAWARE Avenue,
above POPL .B Street. ap29-Im*
ROBLitT R. coßsoN,
COAL DEALER.
OFFICE, 133 WALNUT STREET,
DELOW 8800 ND,
PHILADISLPHIA
Co A L.—Lehigh, Locust Mountain,
Eagle Vein, and hickory, of beat quality, :tud well
r
prerot /1, CURTIS,
ap/5-/nrw 151.7 otaaowttua, otreet.
COAL.-THE UNDERSIGNED
vv beg leave to inform their friends and the public that
they biers removed their LEHIGH OVAL DEPOT from
NOBLE-STREET WHARP, on the Delaware, to their
Yard, . northwest corner, of EIGHTH and WILLOW
Streets, where they intend to keep the best Quality of
LEHIGH COAL, from the most approved mines, at the
lowest prices. Tour patronage is respectfully solicited.
SOS. WALTON dr. CO.,
Office, 112 South SECOND Street.
Yard, EIGHTH and WILLOW.
mActlll 4 lEktlt .a. ND
MORGAN, ORR, & CO., STEAM
ENGINE BUILDERS, Iron Foundere, an 9
General Atarlainiata and Boiler Atakora. No_ 1910 CIAL
LOWRILL Street, Philadelnhlit. • hoar
osm , PENN STEAM ENGINE
AND BOILER WORKS.—NE &FIE a
b. vi, 1.14.15 IMlttiittorfaat.
VEERS, al AC HIN ISTS,BOILE R-MAKERS, BLADE
SMITHS, and FOUNDERS, having, for many yearly
been in successful operation, and been exclusively en
gaged in building and repairing Marine and River Eu.
I.l€l‘ and love pressnre, Iron Boller% Water Tanks,
Propellers, &c., respectfully offer their services to
the public, as being fully prepared to contract for En
gines of all sizes, Marine, River, and Stationary, having
seta of patterns of different sites, are prepared to ext.
cute ordsrs with Quick despatch. Diary denerifition
pattern-making made at the shortest notice. Righ and
Low-pressure, Flue, Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, of
the best Pennsylvania charcoal iron. Forgings, of all
sizes and kinds; Iron and Brass Castings, of all descrip
tions; Roll Turning. Screw-Cutting, and all other work
ronneottsi with the above business.
. .
Drawings and Specifications for all work done at their
eetabliebreent, free of charge, and work guarantied.
The subscribers hese ample wharf-dock room tor "v
-oli pro v id e d o, where they can lie in perfect safetli and
are with shears, blocks, falls, &c., aro., for rata
log heavy or light weights.
JACOB O. NEAVIII,
JOHN P. LNVY,
jel4-tf BEACH and PALMER Stria*.
J. yAtromA2l MBRILICM,
WILLIAM H• MERRICK,
SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
FIFTH AND WASHINWMT gInIFIHM
IMILADELZHIA.
MERRICK & SONII,
ZNGINBERB AND MACHINISTS,
Dfannfactnre High and Low Preeenre Steam Niminee,
for land, river, and marine service.
boilers, 0r...1:1:m.40re, taniEs, iron boot., duo. j Cast
ings of all kinds, either iron or braes.
Iron-Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workshops, Ball.
road Stations, &c.
Retorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and mod
Improved conatrnetion.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, such OA
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Pane, Open Steam
Trains, Defecatore, Filters, Pumping Engines, &c.
Sole Agents for N. ItiMenVe Patent Sugar Boffin*
Apparatus; Neemyth's Patent Steam Hammer ' and As.
istioc.all A 10116600 c Patent Oentancid fine:: Draining
Machine. sub-tf
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
NATIVE WINES.
rstßioiriLt runr. Juict OF Tam v.-Bern—TEES
MOST 'DELICIOUS, RICH, AND FRUITY
WINES EVER OFFERED TO
THE PUBLIC.
AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT JEST RECEIVED
ALBERT C. ROBERTS,
DEALER IN FINE GROCERIES,
sp2l3-11 CORNER ELEVENTH AND VINE BTB
RHODES do W ILLIAMII4, NO. 107
South WATER. Street, offer for este the following :
WI whole, half, and quarter boyea new M. II and Lam
Raisins.
5 cases prime new Figs.
20 bales Sicily Almonds.
60 bags prime African Pea Nuts.
bV Rego Frouch Pronto, prime order,
/00 DOECS French Frur re, prime order.
50 ball boxes prime new Valencia Raising
CHEAP BUTTER! CHEAP BUT
TER! only 12 cte. per pound, et tie. 812 SPallie
tulah6.ll
LEAF LARD.-79 tierces prime ket
..
fle-rendered Leaf Lord, for sale by
SABLIIR a 00.,
m}2o-11 103 ARCH street. 2d door above Front.
Q EELS. GOOD COOKING BUT-
V T 7 ,44 f9r cl49ftp :19, sysoo QAB
WM- OHM, ulttao-11
C HEESE. -150 boxes fine Herkimer
County Obeyer), for sale by
Or € l , 13AWAR oo„
13b30- 1 3' 103 - AIOEI 13trevt, VI dyer erbyTe
ATERY CHOICE WHITE RYE
v FLOUR. only 2„it oft. per pound, at No. 812
OPEINQ GARDZN aired, mh36.tf
NEW BURLINTON HERRING-
Just received. JAMES HOMER & BON,
myl-at Seventh and NOBLE, and Sixth and WOOD.
CANDLES. Chemical sperm Candles
for sale by JAIIKETCHE & LAVERGNE, 202
arid 204 South FRONT Street.
171 NB GA R—Preach . Whito Wino
V Vinegar, [or sale by
JAMMU/HZ & LAVERGNII,
Nos. 202 and 204 South FRONT Street.
CWT.CHOICE WRITE BYE
NV N FLOURju s t reoelred sod for ale at No. 1311
SPRING GARDEN litrest. ukh2ll-tf
SARDINES, --A very superior brand
kJ for sale by (MARLIN S. OARSTAIRS,
an 2 12 WALNUT and 21 GRANITIC Street.
Mss PORK.-250 bblo Mesa Pork,
for Edo by a a_ RAMER & 00_.
mliRO-tf 108 AMOR Strook, Rd door above front.
MAPLE SUGAR.-2 cases choice
Vermont Maple Sugary just received and Tor sale by
lerrobris c.i.teatch
*404 107 f3outb WATER Stmt.
FRESH ROLL BUTTER, EGGS, aco.,
rewind 5657i11t 5. Z. GOTTWAIN, 130, 513
511111 NO OAKUM" *mt. M11215-ff
FRUIT
CLOICE ILAYANA AND D1E66.1.
ORANGES. JAMES HOMER SON,
Dealers in Fine Groceries, Seven and NOBLE. and Sixth
awil WOOD. 1-3 t
TIMED APPLES.--66 nob now
JLer Weatern Dried Apples;
7 bbl, new Western Dried AWN.
Jut received Ind in stun Tor side by •
DIIIIIPHY 1001111,
SSMI Tiro. 140 tiowny wirearriv
RAISINB.-300 boxes Layer Raisins
300 half boxes Layer EaLim;
900 bores M H Rana& Raisins.
IWO half boxes hi 111 bunch MieUlna
Ns w and choice fruit, now landing and for oda by
MURPHY & KOONS,
sal-te lee. led WORTH WHATIVIIa
fIAII DEN VAB E 8 . —Ornamental
VI Terra Cotta Garden `eau*, warranted to stand the
weather in any climate. Theie vase. are made in bean•
tiful designs, and MI sines, from 1 tout to 3 feet histis
with a variety of pedestals, round and si/naro, from /
toot to 4 feet high. No decorations add so much to the
natural beauties of a Garden, and at so llttlo cost, as a
few Vases tilled with flowering plants. Illustrated Oats.
kigutis tent by mad on application
rt.
II . EfilltUilt3farlii
1 I
- •
~.018-1K 1010 OfiriflTNUT Street
.
11414,0b 1 .1 - SHERRY For sale in
it y li
''bond;'ll l l, -'t OUb.d
__., B. th188T&IIIS.
HO' N 0.120 WAINUT IL and 31 tiIiANITN at.
TARRANT'S
EFFNUMOVINT
SELTZER APERIENT.
Thia valuable and replier Medicine has universally re
ceived the most favorable recommendations of the
iitSDICAL PROFEERION MA the Public Be the
moat EFFICIENT AND AGREEABLE
It may be used with the beet effect in
HiHcca arid Febrile Diseases, Costi.occe.s, gloit
Headache, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Indiges
tion, Acidity of the Stomach, Torpidity
of the Liver, (lout, Rheumatic
Affections, tlravel, Piles,
AND ALE. COMPLAINTS W.141,11.8C
A GENTLE' AND COOLING APARIEtif OR PUR
GATIVE IS REQUIRED.
It is particularly adapted to the wants of Travellers
by Flea and Land ? Residents in Rot Clirnstes, Persons of
Ai:jet:dewy if aide., and bouvidegar-nuiej 4jesptainis
of Vessels and Flouters will find it %valuable addition to
their Medicine Chests.
It is lu the form of a Powder, carefully put up to bottles
to keep in any climate, and merely requirti
water poured upon it to produce % de
lightful effervescing beverage.
Numerous testimonials, from professional and other
gentlemen of the highest standing throughout the coun
try. ABA ItS at.Laani Inornataing t A 11,21424
of years, strongly guaranty Its efficacy and valuable
character, and commend it to the favorable notice of au
intelligent
Manufactured only by
TARRANT ec.
No. 270 GREENWICH Street, corner Warren et
NEW YORK,
WONDERFUL SCIENTIFIC DIS
COVERY OF PROF. C H. BOLLES, 1220
WALNUT STREET, PIHL kDELPIIIO..
READ THE FOLLOWING CAREFULLY.
ddfereuce hetween /tad and ficito., eP p.rma neatly
curing the sick and suffering of their diseases, or adver
tising to cure and showing hut little or no evidence of
cures, can be well appreciated by the anxious inquirers
after health, by attentively reading the following synop
sis of certificates hum lha tenet reliable gentleman in
Philadelphia, who were permanently cured by Pref.
BOLLES, 1420 WAL (UT street, and after they had been
given up as incurable by the most eminent modi,;al men
of this city:
Judah Lavy, Bronehial Clandumetion, 811 South Frbrit
stoat
Edward T. Evans, preacher of the E. Church, Dys
pepsia of long iitanding, Laryngitis and Lumbago, 1833
Helmuth street.
. . . .
Alesander Adaire 7 Inflammatory Rheumatism, Lum
bago, ieeg •
aiaading,lML Lavery surest; ihigirteecth word,
Kensington.
William 11. Shaine, Paralysis of the lower limbs,
(Paraplegy,) and Epilepsy, 110 Louth Twentieth street
J Bailey, Laryngitis, Dyspepsia, end Lumbago, 2/9
Market Wert
Thomas Owens, biongestion of the brain and severe
Hemorrhage of the Lungs and Diabetis, American Hotel,
Philadelphia.
Charles L. Jones, Dyspepsia and Lumbago, 528 Arch
street.
- •
JIMIen Nu g ent, Deatneso for six yeare, and ring-tag and
roaring in the head, Fifteenth and Bedford streets.
George G. Presherry, Chronic Bronchitis and Catarrh,
formerly proprietor of the Girard Ilonse.
Thomas flarrop, severe Diabetis, Rose Hills, West Phi
ladelphia.
George Grant, Rheumatic Gout,
..long standing, 933
111 arket street.
• • .
H. T. lie Silver, Chronic Neuralgia and Inflammatory
Rheumatism, 1736 Cheattnt street.
C. H. Carmich, Chronic Dyspepsia and Inflammation
of the kicine7sACheetnnt and Fortieth streets.
Hug.h Harrold, Bronchitis and Cleves° of the Kidneye,
49 south Third street.
S. P. N. Tanker, Chronic Dyspepsia, and Kidney Dis
ease, 1622 South Fifth street.
James F Greene, M. D., long dueling and aerate Lam.
bago. 216 Pine street.
Idward McMahon, Consumption, 1227 . Front street.
Stanford Stillwell, Congestion of the Brain and Chronic
Dyspepsia, 1526 Palmer street
Charles D. Cheney, Paralysie of the lower limbs
(ftereniegy) and Dyppermia, Western Bond.
J. Ilicket, Chronic Bronchitis, Constipation and Coll
ocation of the Brain, 518 Callowhill shoot.
Caleb Lamb, Bronchial Consumption of due years
standing, 1435 Chestnut street.
Bev. J. Mallory, Aphonia, Philadelphia.
Si. M. kroeirataora 7 6%4o:Purr
nee.
J. S. Ritter, Catarrhal Consumption, 333 Richmond
street.
N. 8.--In addition to the above cases cured, Prof 0.
IL ROLLE6 haa eitkad two thbutand Chmtila uad Ahiia
cases within leee than three leers in Philadelehia, alt of
which casee had reelated the treatment of the moot emi.
nent medical men.
. . .
Please take notice that Prof. B. does not advertise
IMP fibicfizaim Cf CLlPatt, fittakill thatiel euPed in &hi
City.
Prof. B. has establiehed himself for life in this city,
and his success in treating the sick is a sufficient guaran
tee that he claims nothing but scientific facts in his die
99Teir i>l OW 109 9f JilcOrici:r as a olilolo Oicropeutio
agent.
B. B.—lt will be well for the diseased to recollect that
Prof. B. hat given a word of caution in hie pamphlet to
guard them against trusting their health in the bandit of
those in this city claiming to treat diseases according to
his discovery. This caution may MUM more on those
tieing Electricity at hazard, but It is the severity of truth
and designed for the good of humanity.
Consultation free. 0:0 - 'See advertisement in another
column.
S.tir SUPPO E N S TE
POETS CELEBRA—
TEDL.ADILs,
and th
only Supporters ander erulneur medical patronage. La
lies avd physicians are respectfully requested to call only
on Mrs. Betts, at her residence, 1039 WALNUT Strost,
Philadelphia, (to avoid counterfeits.) . Thirty thousand
Invalids have been advised by their physicians to nee bee
spidianeee_ Those 6111 Y RN .g011.t1.11113 bearing the Unita
gtatee copyright, labels on the box, and signatnm, and
also on the Supporter& with testimonials. oolli-tutbeti
FURE GEORGIA ARROW ROOT.
The special attention of physicians and families Is
called to the superiority of this article. it is rapidly
supplanting all other kinds, and all those who have need
it give it the most decided preference. The following
extract., from certittcatce in the hands of the manufac
turer, Col. Bett.owse," will show the high estimation
in which the Georgia Arrow Root is held by those gen
tlemen of the medioal profession who have fully ex
amined it.
• .
sir One pound, 62. g cants, or two pounds for
Complete instructions accompinc each package. show
ing how to make the most delicious articles for the table.
FOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
JOll3 1. 131)P1,
BARTLSY MlCaltiCiry
_ _
YISIND'H BR` WN'S DRUG AND CITEMICAL STORE,
N. B, OQU. vt FIFTII and QUESTITIIII3trecto,
PHILADELPHIA.
«I have examined and prepared mune Arrow Root,
manufactured by Col. Ballowee, of St. ❑fary'e. Georgia.
!time tine teat o nality of Arm variety of fmc.is I Lave
met with, being superior to any Bermuda, or other Ar
row Root I have peen. _
••SAMUEL JACKSON, Itt D.,
mh29-stuth3m "University of Penns)ivenia
G LUTEN CAPSULES
OF
PURE COD-LIVER OIL
The repugnance of most patients to OOD-LIYIf
and the inability of many So take tS et all, hue in
duced various forms :of disguise for its admluistrahon
that are familiar to the Medical Profession. Some of
them answer in special cases, but more often the'Nehicle
neutralises the usual effect of the Oil, proving unite se
mivsltieLli, aka of lei. ther.p.ekle ealue. TLe iei,gg
naves, nausea, he., to invalids, induced by disgust of ths
Oil, le entirely obviated by the nee of our OAPBI7LICt3.
00D-LPTEB OIL CAPSULES have been much need
lately in Europe, the experience there of the geog•re.
milts from their use in both hospital and primate media l.
aside from the naturally suggested advantages, are'auf•
ficient to warrant our claiming the virtues we de for
them, feeling assured their nee Rill result in benefit mid
deserved favor. Prepared by
ARMY GLOATING AND EQUI
PAGE OFFIJE,
PHILADELPHIA, M&y 1, 1862.
11101 . 0134L0 will be received at this efflon until 12
o'clock on TtikdrutY, the 01la inst., for furnishing, at
the Fcbuylkill Arsenal,
20,000 Felling Axe-handles, 9f upland hickory, equal to
the sealed sample at this office.
1,000 Wall Tents and Flies. The tents to be made of
at}(, the at.. of Dag-tnoh 10-ounce
duck, either cotton or linen.
2,000 Sides, or, as Upper Leather, first-class, oak.
tanned, from slaughter bides, well finished, and to mea
sure 14 or more square feet to the side.
25,000 lbs Bole Leather, best quality, oak.tanned,from
Buenos Ayres or La Plata dry hides, to weigh 14 or
more pounds to the side.
Bide will be received for the whole or any part of the
above, and the shortest time for delivery most be stated.
Inda oval be endorsed Proposals for Aze-Ilandles,"
l Wall Tents," or ~L eather," and to be addressed to
.1 :1
G II.OROSbIAN,
my 2-41 Deputy Q. AL General.
ARMY CLOTHING AND EQUI
PAGE OFFICE.
. . .
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until 12
o'clock IL on 11101/.1) 4.. Y, May 4th, for furniehint. at the
Schnylkill Arsenal, two tons of Tarred Paper, for use in
packing goods, to prevent moths during the summer.
Samples can be seen at this office. Bidders will state the
price per pound. All bids must be endorsed . 6 Proposals
for Tarred Paper," and be addressed to
U. H. 01105111 AN.
ap213.13t Deputy Quartermaster General.
PROPOSALS .1 1 OR SMALL ARMS
voB wup Vxi2siu S±2.TE3
plioposALS will be received by this Pepartment until
d P. M. on the evening of the lalm of Mey t 188 ,, for
manufacturing, in the United States. for the Government,
within one year from that date, the following description
of arms, viz
Ppringfield Rifled Muskets, model 1855.
Rar e ...J. Perry Mlles ' whit sward stool
scabbards, model 1565.
Breech loading Carbines, for cavalry.
Revolver Pistols, army size.
Sabres for light cavalry.
Van- commissiensd °Dice& Swards, / swot scabbards
Musicians' Swords,
Steel Scabbards for rifled musket bayonets.
Proposals wid state—
For muskets and rifles, the price for 20,000 of either.
and the reduction propelled, per Shill for oMat
10,000 to 20,600
For receivers and carbines, the kind proposed, and
the price for 6,000, and reduction, per pivtol or carbine,
for each additional 5,000 to 20,000.
For sabres, swords, and scabb&ds, the price of each
of-rho preeorieve petters/a iv 11w muntior yr 5)C99 mean,
and also for each additional 5,000 to 10,000.
All the fire• arms are to be furnished with the regular
appendages. The rifled muskets are to be in all respects
identical with that manufactured at the U. S. Armory,.
Sp r ienEkla, Mammehtmeile ; and ere Interchange with
It, and with each ether, in all their parts. Mach of the
other kinds of tire-arms must also interchange with one
another in the same manner.
. . , . .
The materials for these arms must be of the very beet
quality, Loan...Ll° lis.allow,a be
nerd. All the at ticlee pallet Le subject to the inspection
preecribed by the thdnooco Reguintione, and must be
boxed. ready for tranevortation, at the expense of the
coutrattors, in such causer as may be doomed. la.
mations will be made at the fooloalee in lots of not lee!
then 1,000 each.
Proposals will state the name of the establishment
making the ()Mr, the number and date of the Bret de
lively, and rate of delivery monthly thereafter. Failure
10 make a delivery at aspecillad Ow, or se/ attetipt to
intientice ninileahla iron Or ostler inferlOr muterist into
the welt, s ill subject the whole number of arum con
hatted for to forfeiture, at the option of the Department.
The Department reserver t.,,,iteelf the right to r‘tiect
any bid, and will touchier none made through any agent,
brow, or party, Otiltr ti.rau the 11 - rag - tale, tranucurraraturrarra-
FrOPOttaia will be addressed as follows : General
W. RIPLEY, Chief of Ordnance, Washington, D. C.;'
and will be endorsed Proposals for idueketa," or rides,
sabres, ,as the case may be. myl. tlesistu7t
COOK'S IM PROVED PORT A BLit
V SUGAR EVAPORATOR.—The submaiber bee re
ceived from the proprietors tho Sole Agnvey for the sale
of COOK'S IIIiFiIOYED rOBTATI tilt BUCiAIt EVAP ,
ORATOR, in the eoenlies of Gnomes, Delaware, and
Montgomery, in Pennsylvania; BurVingkm, Camden, and
Gloucester, In New Jersey' New Caetle and Kent, in De
laware; Cecil, liarford,aua Balttiwore counties, in Mary
land, Alto, an Agency tor thu awls of tbo most improgol
Cane Crushers, for florae or water power.
A limited quantity of Cane Seel on nand for sale.
Sir For informatiou about the Cultivation of the
Cane cud its Manufacture, send for circular.
MILTON CONARD, •
WSST cheater qv,l
MEDICINAL.
SALINE APE HIEN T.
And for sale by Druggists gonorolly
PROF. 0. B. BOLLES,
1220 WALNUT Street, Philads
WYETH & 13110,TIIER,
1619 1 01 , ALNUT 13treet, Philadelphia
PROI OSALS
PHILADELPHIA. April 26,1862_
ORDNANCFI OFFICH,
Washington, D. C., April 29,1862
SALES BY AtlCTiele
TWIN B. MYERS & CO. AUCTION
KEW, lON. 232 arid 234 !KARAT Street
BALE OF FERNOIT DRY GOODS.
ON MONDAY kf
May 5, on four moult,,' credit
700 packages Fr, ncb, German, BWi6ll. and Brikinti
dry
BALM OF moon, a Nri , solonets
ON TUICSDAY MORNING,
May 6, on four months' credit,-
1,000 packagne buote and Arms.
631.1 G OF LILT 0f) ,, D5
ON 7IluhsDAY MORNING,
May 8, on four months' credit,-
600 packages British, French, and American dry goons
litkliF OF "GATIFIGTINOn
ti /BID .1Y MOAN/ Ci,
May 9, on four months' credit
-860 pieces Taira, Brussels, ingrain, and Venetian ear
sittings, mailings. &c
BALE Oa PLO THISTO.
ON PIRIDAY MORNING,
May ft, on four months' credit
Same of city-mado clothing, for spring and summer
wear.
FURNESS, BRINLEY, & 00.,
429 OHIESTNOT fYTRISZT
SAUD OF IM PORTED DRY COODI
ON TUESDAY NORNIMII,
Mc y 6, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, for cash
-400 lota of fancy and staple imported and domeatic dry
apoode.
Er &PROVO SI 4 cotalognon norly on morning ornate.
pANCOABT & WARNOCK, AUO
TIONEZES. No. 218 MARKET Street.
LARGE POSITIVE. SALE OF A STOOK OF
4g4DT
MAINP. VLOTITING, by 4 lntnlng-no.
ON TUESDAY MORNING,
May 6, at 10 o'clock, embracing a general Remortment,
well worthy the attention of city and country Layers
_NEW YORK_
DANIEL H. BUItDETT, AuCTIONRIIII.
BY BURDETT, JONES, & CO.,
STOKE 109 WALL STREET, NEW TO',
FRIDAY—May
At 11 O'clock, at VVall-stroct salesroom,
Corner. Front and:Wail groats.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SALE.
pi , aide= w.,dMAJer ei 11 ik&at itsAttNEY,
(Jo&dot Or the Port.
LARGE SALE OF SEA 19LA ND COTTON.
CO bales superior Sea Island Cotton, chaica brands, all
in I,ll3lfact.nuerchancable °nine.
ALe(P, GULF QQTTONI
114 hales Gulf Cotton, in prime order, The Elea bland
cotton may be examined iu the bales at the &tlautic
Dock store No. 54; at•d the samples may be examined by
catalogues on and affix Tuesday, May sth, at the Wall
etreet salestcom, where the sale will take place by
eemplea_
The Gulf Cotton can be seen in bale at No. 4 Stone
stre&t. New York.
ItAILKOALI J6lll zits.
1862. batammi 1862.
ARRANGEMENTS OF NEW YORK LINES.
THE CAMDEN AND AMBQY tiNp ruu,A,
DELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD 00.'S
LINES FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW
YOUR AND WAY PLACES.
IRON WALNUT-STREET WHARF MID KILNIHNOTON DEPOT
WILL LEANIC AEI FOLLOW-VIZ;
111111
At 0 A, N. Yia Camden and Amboy, C. Ind A. Ac-
commodation SI 26
At I A. M., via Camden and Jersey City, (N. 3.)
Accommodation 2 2S
At 9% A. M., via Kensington and Jersey City,
Morning Mail .... 9 08
At 12,4 Pr M, via Camden and Amboy, Acoommo-
dation 2 24
At 2 P. N., via Camden and Amboy, O. and A. Ex-
press 8 00
At 4 P. M. via Camden and Jersey qty . Imiug
Exprem 11 go
At 4 P. M., via ()widen and Jenny City, 2d Oleo
Tick et 2 26
At ax P. M., via Remington and Jersey City,
Evening Mall 8 00
At 12 M, via Koneington andJereey City. South.
grli Mall 8 00
At 6F. M., via Camden an Amboy, Accommoda
tion, (Freight and Passenger)—let Ulaee Ticket.. 226
Do. do. 2d Claee d 0.... 160
The I9X P, 71, PPP FHke 461i7,§iimisto oxotnated, Tho
12 Y. in., 6onthera Nail rune Maly
For Wator Gam BtrondeDurg, Scranton, Wilkesbarre,
Montrose, Great Bend, &c., at 7.10 A. H. from Kensing
ton, via Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad.
/Vl' Mauch chili*, dUeutenv, Bethlehem,
Datums, IaiIIIDETLY/110, 'Flemington, Rc., at 1,1 t) A. Id,
from lionsington Depot, and 2% P. M. from Walnut.
street wharf; fthe 7.10 A. hi. Line connects with train
leaving Elslllolj for Mayo), Ohunk at 3.35 P. NJ
For Mount Holly, at 0 A. 2 and 4 P. IL
ler Freehold, at 8 A. M._ and 2 P.. M.
WAY MIAS.
For Bristol, Trenton, &c., at 7.10 and IN A. M.. end
6, 6.80, and 12 P. M. from Kensington, and 2N P. IC
from Walnut-street wharf.
For Briatol and interFaNi* OWN, al UK At N.
from U.ennixasWA. DVVQI4
For Palmyra, Riverton, Delanco, Beverly, Burlington,
Florence, Bordentown, Jtc., at 12%, 1,4, 5, and 5% P.
Steamboat TRENTON for Bordentown and Interme
stationel at am p. id. from Wisittut-atreet wh, it
Kr For new York, and Way Lines leaving Kensing
ton Depot, take the cars on Fifth street, above Walnut,
half an hour before departure. Thee care run into the
Depot, and on the arrival of each train run from the
Fifty Pounds of Baggage only allowed each Passenger.
Paseeigere are prohibited from taking anything as bag
gage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over fifty
pounde to be paid for extra. The Company limit their
responsibility for balaaao to One Dollar Der gonad, and
will not be liable for any amount beyond $lOO, except by
special contract.
fa. 1.11 WK. M. GATENER. Agent.
i ly t taS N VAIH RT II H RA P IL E R N O INI A pas
NOD BETHLEDom, DOYLESTOWN. MAUCH
MUNE, HAZLETON. EASTON. WILKES
BARRE, &c.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
THREE THROUGH TRAINS.
On and after MONDAY, MAY 5, Vic 2, Passen
ger Trains will leave PEONY and WILLOW Streets,
Philadelphia, daily, (Sundays excepted,) se follows:
4C 0,44 4,(Nzpriourh) for INtkatinn, Alitatown,
wiSAICaI caraim, 141i7aC1911; ON.
At 245 P. 21, ' (Express") for Bethlehem, 286toni 20.
MN tram reaches Beaton at 6 P. 51., and makes •
dew connection with the Now Jersey Central for New
York.
At IA P. IL, fat. Bethlehem, Allantrars, Mau&
Obnnk, In.
At 9 A. IL and 4 V. M., for Do7leatowa.
At 6 P. M., for Fort Vi'aelangten.
The 6.40 A. AL Express Train makes alma connection
with the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Bethlehem. being
she shorted and moot desirable route to all points In
the Lehigh coal region.
TRAINS FOR PHILADRLPHLL
Bethlehem at 541 A. M., 9.14 A. M., and 6.51
Leave Doylestown et 7.25 A. M. and 9.10 T. M.
Leave Tort Washington at 6.39 A. X.
ON SUNDAYS—Philadelphia for Fort Washington
at 9.90 A. K.
Philadelphia for Doylestown at 4 P. M.
Duyleutoinf fur Yhilosluiptilp A 4 T X,
Tort Washington for Philadelphia at 1,46 T. M.
Taro to Bethlehem....V.6o I
Fore to blanch Ohm& V 60
Ware to Easton 1.60 Wilkesboro . 4.40
Throagh Tickets most be procured at toe Time.
Offices, at WILLOW Street, or BIRKS Street, in order
io ocoo.ro tile above rates of faro-
Tomenger Trains (except Sunday °holm) °Drawn
at Berko street with the Fifth and Sixth streets, and De
pend and Third-streets Passenger Railroads, brunt: ink
omen after leaving Willow street.
m 32 17L LIS OLANK. Agent.
TRE PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACY BOUTS
Eimmvx 1862.
1862.
ENE CAPACITY OF THE ROAD IS NOW IQULLII
TO ANY IN TEE COUNTRY.
IMTTMU:
acilitie. for tbs traruspartation of pesesonsen .. to aid
from Pittsburg, Chwinuati, Chicago, St. Louis, St. Paul,
Nashville Memphis, New Orleans, and all other towns
In the West, Northwest, and Southwest, are unsurpassed
for wed and comfort by any other route. Sleeping and
smoking earn on ail the trains.
THE EXPRESS RUNS DAILY Mall and last
Line Sundays excepted.
Mail Troia leaves Philo/101014st. ...... .... 7.15 A. N.
Fast Line .. 44 • ....... ....11.30 A. M.
711T911811 EiprB3ll if
.
II ±I ... —atm P. ni.
/110115Druz AvetiMoooll3ol/ 1011•00 ...... U.. ZIA r. /11,
Lancaster it •• " .. 4.00 P. N.
West Chester Accommo'n No. .1 ii " .. 8.45 A. N.
. .
It " No. 2"- " ..12 00 noon.
Parkesburg f ". 5.45 P. 111.
Wit Ohimtale nima.auaairi iolll take the Wsst Otiesiee
Nee. 1 and 2 and Lancaster Accommodation Trace.
Poonerittera tor Sunbury, Wllliameport. Elmira, Be
nito, Niagara leans, itc., leaving Philadelphia at 7.15
A. E. and /030 P. IL, go dircoUr tUrongb.
For runbcr Invormown apply at we rneeenger eta•
Von, S. E. corner of ELEVENTH and EMMET
Street'.
By this route freights of all descriptions can be for
warded to and from any point on the Railroad" of Ohio,
liontuolty, Indiana, Illinois, Wisoonsini lowa§ or MIN.
marl, by railroad direct, or to any port on the naviga
ble rivets of the West, by steamers from Pittsburg.
The rate, of freight to and from any point in the West
by the Pennsylvania Railroad, are,at all times, as fa
vorable O. are charger' 1.1 o th er elixes& tiompamdea.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transportation of
their freight to this Company, can rely with confidence
on its speedy transit.
For freight contracts or shipping directions apply to or
asapese the Agehte of the Company.
S. B. KINGSTON, Ja., Philadelphia.
D. A. STEWART, Pittsburg.
CLARICE & Co., Chicago.
LEECH & Co., No. 1 Astor House, or No. 1 South
street. New York_
LEECH dt 00., No. 77 Washington street, Boom.
lIAGRAW & KOONS, No. SO North street, Baltimore.
H. U. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Agent, Phila.
L. L. HOUPT, Gen'i Ticket Agent, Phila.
ENOCH WIWI& Oen'l Buy% Altoona. lyl..tt
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
piFORTANT 1
ALL ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS
Should be sent by HAMDEN'S EXPRESS, OM
CHESTNUT Street. They change only HALF RATEB,
end Bend daily to Baltimore, Wadsluigton, rem - trees Nou
n% and all other polo o muted by our Immo, ron-Uurlf
awns THE ADAMS EX.
PRESS COMPANY, Offlos VX
ViIIESTNUT street, forwards Parcels, Packages, Mer.
phanoim Back NA* old Biwicie, either br its Oft
MOS or in connection with other Exprew Companies,
W the principal Towns and Cities of the United Stake
X. S. SANDYGRD,
fele General Superintendent
B IOTINA ROOFING,
Ii4SUFACTUABD AT TAB
WITTED STATESBIOTINA ROOPING CGMPANY,
No. 9 CORN BLOCK,
Corner Si and :Lim%Skroeko, Beaten, 1114.
This Portable Booting is the only article ever offered
to the public which isready prepared to go. on the roof
without any 'finishing operation. It is ligh,f, handsome,
and easily applisd, and can be safely and cheaply trans
nerled to 'an;, nael or lito world_ It will flat faint Or
discolor water running over, or lying otal, fed itl, lit All
respccte, a very desirable article. , non-conducting
propertSee adapt it especially to rever!nat manufactories
of various kings ; and it is Ci.latid.nily Mitred to the
smiths after a test of four years in all, larietiee of climate
and tonmsattarc, for coloring all kiwis or roofsi flat or
pitched, together with care, steamboats, &c.
It is both cheap and darabis4 Agents wanted. to
whom liberal halucemente are °Mord. Send for sample,
circular, dm., with particulate,. to 11. B. BOOZING
.9t),, re. e ot)tt.V. 111.0.1 t, Destew." aY*-30.
1p ASTERN MARKET DINING
ItIgi , TATIBANT, ROTH OTHICET, ABOVI
0111.81'NUT 1 OPPOSITT, g4ITH'S BREVintitT,
This eirtelrlienrnent 10Wessi Oren roPtiod redardlede el
expense, is now ready no serve its patrons with break
fast. dimmer, and supper at moderate chamois, combined
with the best the merle. affords, (and only the beet.)
The bar Is furnished with the choicest liquors and
cloare i in ebort, tb a .Vekaiara Market Voing n v o n nsoinai
is themeximum of Philadelphia.
The subscriber respectfully solicits the patronage of
his friends and the public,
1 B.—Tree Lunch from 1034 to 112 o'clock.
L.ll.s.lcktt.*
CARD.- CHARLES BIRNBAUM
begs leaye to inform the Public and his former cal
lentti el that he bee, in connection with lilt ton, resumed
naning, at Lie old eetantienco nano, Ito, tine rirtic
street, between Tenth and Eleventh streets, and tenant
fulls solicits a continuance of former patronage. Bread
daily, MI orders for Bread and - itasped Eons atte n ded to
with punctuality and despatch.
tun:PhJAM, API; it Oa, Ogattaai
•ALYN BY AyeTian.
MTHOMAS & SONS.
. UO9. 130 mid 141 Etruth FOURTH atmt,
STOCKS AND lI.BAL ESTATZ—VMSDAY MIX%
Pamphint catalogues now ready, containing lull de
scriptions of all the property to be sold on Tuesday next,
611 icet., with a list of /Won Play to end 20th, by order
of Orphan , Court, !LIM th. rm.
Air YDBLIOrfA3.N,rEJ &LEtIIAISANDBTOQEb'
AT THE EXOHANGE ON TIIICSDAYP.
FINAL ZEITATX AT PiCIVATII BALK
WA haws a large amocnt of teal eetete ak *AAA.
sale, Including every description or city and cottpary Pe4
pertly. Printed data may be had at the Auctiou Eters.
LARGE BALE-61AY
EX7IA VALUABLE REAL 'MATE
Our side rinahr Bth r.f May, at thx ICfeehalwa. will In
clude the fulletellih Defidiihtiene in
liendbills, new reedy.
(JO EST N 11T. ST KENT STORE.—The superior and
bruinelegies woor atorn. recently occupied by Meseta.
./ / o. 80 9 tilleitaut skeet, b 0 by 11l
11 , 40,00 , 0 rraiiired in Gash.
I 11 F. 0111 u RD DOUSE." Chestnut street, between
Ititildh and Ninth streets, 70 toot by I.tb feet Sale ab
solute. $lOO.OOO may remain on aro l ((( 1-ront.
ELEGANT MEAT, UhtßtllUt Mills With
ang4 L...e., mud targo tub Pria or. tna hand•
acmes! and most ilesira , le residences in the plate. dale
absolute.
" FAIRMOUKT WILLING MILL"—Loti
Lulldiaga machinery, ,tc.„ in lull uvormtlou. tisk, abso.
Gm Minim pr Noonni. GlnGll it 00.
Orphans' Court Bale—Estate or John 9. dre'd.
An tiodivilicd interest in TWO VA LUA liLIC STORES,
Flout 6:rert, liftmen Market aad Obobtuut streets!, Nos.
30, 38, 40, and 42.
LARGE AND VA LUA.I4Lik LOT MID TWO
BRICK DWILLLINGS, Nt K. 405 mod 407 Buttonwood
fitrfet, 65 fent front.
T,DRICE-ETORY BRICK DWELLING, No, 1580
Thumplion st•eet.
l'erenatorY liale,..ls6EGA NT" COUNTRY RINI
DENCE. with stable and coach.house, Summe• attwal.,
Ohretnut EH, 100 feet by 248. Alto, a slab!• and coach
11011PO. Clear of all incumbrance. Terms-610,000 may
remain on mortgage. bale absolute.
Alan, a Jot 84ijilft. frog, 100 foot on dara qtfOott 24
":710- ,lord wqm
MDDEItN RESIDENCE AND LARGE STADIA.
14.. NIT A/ eh street, west of Broad. Lot 26 feet front,
THJ ff•et d•ep.
Paremrtory Pale—For account of Industry &whir,
Fitful and Sul A..ochttloa -
BRICK DWELLING, No. 914 North Eleventh street,
al ove Poplar. tittle abaolute.
Same h taato.—THREE-STORY BRION DWELL.
ING, No, 715 North Tho ray -third street, south of Chit-'
ten. Flflelnth ttatil_ gaiz,
Bums E/4/04.—TA1R11-13TOILY )11tV.31 DWELL
ING, Uoriuthian avatme, north of Brown street, Flf
teent6 word. role absolute
Pau IN Eat Ate. —TO RE It. STORY 11111.'1K DWELL
ING, No. Sl2 Bradford strict? put!) 91 ring, §nTtatti
gut.. Aboi.to
peme Retote —2 FRAME DWELLINGS, Orchard
street. below Church. Frankford ((Twenty-third ward).
Pertmotory PaIe.—LARGE AND SUPERIOR 11,11-
BIDNNGS. No. 251 Smith Third street, between Walnat
rind fintllCa Stine!), with stable and comb:Mum an La-
Tact street, Lot 27 feet Trout, 133 feet deep. Bale ab
solute.
HANDSOME MODERN .1$ ESIDENrIE, northeast
corner of William and Spruce utreets, Twenty-fourth
f"4 ITO rpo, Throo Irma. Imaw.
avelyted.pot,orte
NEAT 1510DEIM DWELLIIiG, lie. 120 Vine street.
between Front and Second. Lot 20 feet front. Howie
bas the modern conveniences. Tonnodlivo Dossonnon.
A Ft ARLY GROUND-RENT of $6O, secured on a
let of ground ssialhut,4 aoathi- of Pa...omA nowera
streets. /
FRAME DWELLING AND BUILDING LOTS,
sputhweit corset of Buy ler and Newbold streets. between
Nineteenth and Twentieth, and north of Clallowhin et.
flolo at No. 1203 i'lloort *treat,
NEAT ruitNiTuEE, vAiteETs, FNATENE
BEDS, c.
ON TUESDAY hIOIIVING,
Bth icet , at 10 o'clock, at No. ieuts Vilhort otrect, tho
boueele Id apd hjtOlcil fornfttire, fratber beds, dlo 4 of a
family declioing holm:keep/lig
Sr Nay Lo examined at 8 o'clook on the morning of
the sale. •
Sale No. 100 Spruce Street
SUPEIMR naivinus, sOdbWOCID 4 net Noe
Fll`ls OIL /wain - zoo, ThrEbTliY IDARPETS,
etc., RC.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING,
May 7. at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at No. 1003 Spruce
street. the importer parlor, dining room, chamber, and
library furniture 4 euverior bookettatt, reminded MIMS,
fine original 011 ralniingu. MIA tlfitapy salleta,
the kitchen furniture.
Sir May be examined at 8 o'clock on the morning of
the eale.
1101 - 1114IP FOWL) & CO., AUCTION
ZEUS, 626 MAUKZT and 622 COMMIBOX
BALK OF 1,000 OASES BOOTS, SHOES, BRO.
CANS. kr
ON DIONS AY MORNING,
klay 5, at 10 o'clock. precisely, will be sold by oats.
login, 1,000 cases mons', boys', and youths' calf, klgy
and grain boots; calf and kip brogans, Congress gaiters
Oxford and Scotch ties, 5.c. women's, unseen', nut) elint)-
reula -cafe kip, swa t 61, ease morocco peeled boom and
shoes, gaiters, slippers, fto,, including n large assortment
of first-class city made goods
III"' Goods arranged for examination early on Si.
morning of sale, with catalogues,
11.kLE. tI.V
P 49 NR, 4449
h,llo6Atts,
ON THUR,DitY MORNING,
-
May 8, at 10 o'clock, precisely, writ be sold, be
catalogue, I,COO cases men'a boys',and youths' omit,
tee, mid grails lz.aet; EMI ki p , iaro gam,
geese gaiters, gaiters, Welliegtoule slippers, ties, women's,
mimeo'. and children's calf, kip. goat, kid, mid morocco
heeled boots, shoes. gaiters ' ellopers. buskins, he.
Iscluded in sale will be found a large and desirable
aeportinoot of btettome city-mtde gEodi.
sir Gonda open for atatalliattoft, with madonnas,
early on the morning of sale.
MOSES NAThANS, AUCTIONEER
lik ANTI GOICIfIBRIatt Miducitalap!. avatiaiap
oonoot of 811 T I 1 ood ItADE Btreeta
TAKE NOTICE
The highest possible price is loaned on goods la IV A.
Rani' Principe! Erfab/fahment, southoart coruer
blitti and Rut etroota. et beet one•Aird owe amp at
any other establishment in tide city.
NATI:IANS' PUINOIPAL !SONNY ESTABLISIN
KNNT.
250,000 TO LOAN,
In 11111,0 email amounts, one dollar to th 0111111.11411,
on diamonds, gold and silver plate watches, jewAry
merchandise, clothing, furniture, bedding, plaaoli, w j
goods of every d.ocrirtion.
LOANS MADE AT Tgg L QWNOT 414NANT
Tape oEs - whtiets:se.Lt use terse Are PIA utter-Freer estra i
for the safety of valuable /roods, together with I prtiVi
watchman on tho prosaism
EBTABLISItEIt FOR THE LAST 80 YEAR&
ALL LARGE LOANS MADE AT Trilfh TALI
Li prANCIPAL MST A.BLlMetliftss
OBABOY,g , 611.1dATLit itEDUOLD.
AT PRIVATE SALE,
r LAWS THAN 11ALF (i. 4 UAL &TOMB PRIONAL
Gold and envoy watches of every dimorlaloni riven au
dollar to one Imadrod dollars each, gold china, Lake.
able Jewelry, diamonds, &c.
M FITZPATRICK & BRITHERS,
AnctionPfra. Mil flf EMTNTIT iii. Moire filixttu
BALE ON FOAEIGN oh& oaglAS
c•A'h t 11. Do. ,ANING, at 10 o'clock.
At the auctiot. sto , e. Al-o, a stock of lancy good,,
B ationery,blebk bolts,
SALE 11 - 115 (BATLItLiia.I) FIVE , 114.1. at 7 o'doeit..
Of military Roods, Aui h He ottice.a aurora. caw., Sword
knobs, brit plat's, cartridei s. .to. Alio. on 3 tine Na..
ghsb lever watch. heavy hnutl ie silver rases. Also, one
g. Id I.v, felt. Also, a stook of misoenaneone
IVAN fan iii Bibles, dcc, Milol ttTeral continuo ile of
01ITYTE-PPI E W W Et , , n c.
SHIPPING..
BOSTON AND PHILADEfr
_
STEIIIII6IIIP 111111
Street, Philadelphia and LONG Wharf, Boston, &e.
The steamship SAXON, Captain Matthews, will u
from Philadelphia for Boston on TUESDAY. May 11,
p , 10 o'clock A. M. *ill leave Bostob for rhge4pipla
9/1{ IfiA.PriiroPA*l # 5 pril 3 0, eV I o'clock r, H.
Insurance one , half that by sail vessels.
Freight taken at fair rates.
Shippers will please send bills lading with their goods.
Ihr freight or passage (haring fine aer.OMMOdatiODS
for paoaangera), apply to
HERAT WINSOIt& 00.,
832 SOUTH WHARFS&
LON DON EXHI BPI I.OIV —RE TURD'
TiOKILT3 TO LONDON AND PALM !
First-class 9166.
Second-elees. 86.
aftWEEKLY OOMMUNICA
TION BY STEAM BETWEEN NBA
*Wa 4tinwo-
To N, ( Ireland,) to land and embark neetiongers sod
deipatehes.
The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia Ream
ship Oompany'a splendid Olyde-built Iron screw Mem
ahlpi are intended to sell as follows !
PROM NEW YORK TOR LIVERPOOL.
KANGAROO Saturday, April 26,11111.
CITY OF NEW YORK Saturday, May 3, 16614
And every Saturday throughout tho Year, from PIER
ike ht. it.
RATES OF kieuictis
THROUGH FROM PIIIGAMILPELL
Cabin, to Queenstown, or Liverpool
po. to ppdoe, via Liv ~ ..T i l ts .
11194411 , 15.51....P""mr
Do. to London.
Do. Bottom tickets, available for idx moathearome
Liverpool
.
PeeeengeW forwarded to Havre, Park, Hatabaiw o
Emmen, and Antwerp at throne' rates.
Certificates of passage Issued from Liverpool to NM
Y ING
Clereffic ork
atas or weft* leaned from Queerietolm to How
York tsR
These daimon have superior aocommodations for paw
miners, are contracted with water.tight oempartme"
and carry experienced Sargeona.
For *eight, or prorate, only at the OW of the CPOIF
DOWN JOUR G. DALE, Agent,
111 Walnut street, fliihidelphhls
,In Liverpool) to Wier, MEAD,
Tower Halkithis.
In Olassow, to WM. II Half,
1.8 Dixon Greet.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH .
ANIBIOAN BOIAL MAIL TAM-
IMPS.
/BON NBW YORK TO ItIYBRFOOL.
Chief Cabin Pewsllt
moons FROM
FaNNIRO. aaaaaaaaaaa 1 Tif
FRON BOSTON TO RIVNItrOOL.
Olilef Cabin Peeeage
Second Cabin Piumase 0
The Weems New Ink CM F 4 OA POP9S:
Tao skips Ginn DeMa Warn gloms mss web war .
BOOM, Oast. Judking. CHINA. Capt. Anderson.
PTP.BIA, Gant Lott tIiTA, Omit Gook.
ARABIA, Oar& J. Stone. NUROPA, flock J. Leitch.
Anti CANADA 1114. L mats_
sernisteri, O•l4..tdoodi•. NIAOABA, Capt. A. SR
i bRATRALAGIAN.
Than vessels carry . a dear whit° light at mast-heed
groan on starboard bow; rod on port bow.
OANADA.Nolludsy,leassi /beton, WedneedaY, Arai sh:
PERM. Lett. N.York, Wednesday, May T.
Ald WHOA, Stone, " Boston, Wednesday, May 14.
Anderson, N.Tork, Wednesday, May 21.
NIAGARA, COOk. I. Boston, Wednesday, May SS.
Judkiai, N York, Wednesday, Jane 4.
EBBOYAI Noodth II Boston) Wednendayi June 1L
PERSIA, Lott, U N.York, Wednesday, Jane Ilk
Bertha not scenzed until paid for.
An experienced Burgeon on board.
The owners of thew Abe will WSW 4912221201111111
1101136 Meer, BaSiont meow, Jeweiry, name
bi
or Meta/e, maw bale of lading are signal theolterrZ
the value thereof thereto axereasrd. Tor freight a nts.
sage, aegis tn ,
4 BOWLING OBBEN. lbw Tags.
lir 19 R. O. I. . 11. DAVIS%
108 0.012 Atreei, Holies.
aga r ia FOR NEW YORK.
DEW DAILY LINA via Delaware tsit
Raritan Canal.
Philadelphia and New 'York Ewes Faaamboaa 001111.
pony retell* freight and leave dilly at,/ P. N., Memo
l ag their cargoes in New York the folberlng day.
frgible tata II 111§94A5141. Tittll
WM. P. ULYVI, hive*
1if0.1.4 BOUTS WHANTINI. Ph/Jeddah% '
• JANNE' SAND, Agent.
sal-tf Varela and la ZABTNIVION, New 'fork.
wa i t FOR, -13A,LT1M;t4.10 , 3-
WASHIIMVON, D. 0., AND ECEr
TRESS MORRON, DAILY,
AT 3 O , OLOCH P. M.,
BALTIMORR AND PitILADELPIITA OTIIIAINMS
COMPANY;
(IBloosON LIND')
One of the Steamers of thin Company' loam the OEM
ids of Obootnnt.otreet Wharf dagriSundosa oitoomotio
it a o'clock M, l and strips to pliltimari Oa MI
morning. Pruighlo for Wootillmion and MMus NMI.
received and forwarded with all passible dergatol; nal
are required to be propel through.
Ergots of ell undo carded at the lowest rotor.
A. GROVE ,5 Jr.,
_Agent.
VC. 04 SPA 11114-Wingli
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