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FOREIGNNEWS.
ENGLAND_
IT Id SAID That thn yonfederetes are buibilog or M
tenet +isnot" eut in bhp - bib eyrie a untidier et ships to tin
cu.tioy i d in lbn Amerman war, and as a proof, the al
l( giti that the copious and (acme of the privateer
Bumpier Lave strived et Southampton trout Gibraltar.
We hcpe !hire is DO truth in the Met part or title Care
l:DMA, It ie the egiy et mit Guttural:o.MM Preserve for
the future, as they base done hitherto, the same neutral
altitude Which they hero Tamen from the commencement.
Tbry would hot, we know, violate the neutrality witting
ly, but Itit may bo remits or be/limits utdco, uudor
the circuit stehres, would be Dearly as bad as complicity.
Je this mein 1, the American Minister in London, Mr.
Adams, has a still greater interest than ourselves, and
Itie ainibanto heat to be tam d to the utmost to prevent
such a result as the eye to which we have referted.—En
voyean Times.
AMERICAN agents are making inquiries in England for
Iron plates for marine battery purposes.
EXP.BaIiakNTS AT 0110EDURY1 ESS.—SinCe the last ea
perinients tend with the new wrought-iron smooth-bore
Armeireek;' cilia. trials bro. been ,node with th e
rams piece of orilriatice to prove its power. During the
course of three it tee been tried with BO- pound charge
of ponder against a target of three five•iuch plates of
sercruglar-iron bolted to6etaer—a meet of wrought-in. - 41,
in all, or Meru inchca thick—or. is Brady ha Doadhlo,
ur lanes the thickness or the Warrior's orates. Two
or three bhots were tired against tots, and each broke all
three plates, crushing the tirst, ripping and splitting tile
second, and ripp.ng the third in inch a way ao to ehow
that even fifteen Inches of metal was au itieufficleat pro
eouon ordnance or ;aim eletticripuun at clew
rargee.
OArTAIN SEMMES, LATE OF THE SUMPTEIL—Among the
paseengt is by the Mooltan, which arrived at Southamp
lOU to tilt 11th April with lilt Auntrallau tuhii, was Vey'
lOW btlllllltlli tip rononsootr of Ulu tioldedntakt
war Sumpter, whose timing achievements in the Carib
bean Eta hate attracted such Hilientloll. After capturing
and dest toy fug almost a fleeter merchant shipping MU Aka
tbo Weet holt sad an the South Atlantic, the
sStimpttr t seeped to Europe, nod were immediately come
Antinied destroy lig Fisterid chipping in the Midst' Chan
nel and in the Bay or. Biscay. Captain Svuluitil is a small,
thin, lint wiry nm, with a weather-neaten countenance,
of a meet deteimineo-lookingcharacter Although not
by any meant au old iron, 1111 moutoteoe and Imo: are
truirealote. Ile ear very ramous to know whether the
Confederate army had fought any great battle alter-re
tiring trout 111awiroir, end what progress the Federate
made at the month 01 the Mississippi. Amongst his nag
gage way an 111.111tItIge trunk. tilted, it was rumored, with
eeleel , 41 h btu captured shim Captain Semmes is
related to Ma. Jellopoli Davis, the Confederate President.
The other alters of the Sumpter were also on board the
Ar o olrom They appear very young The Sampler, it is
said, Las liten sold at Gibraltar. One et the officers, how
sver, to Whim tide statement was mentioned, denies its
truth as 10 the sate of list ship i bur, oeyoud this contra
diction, and the etatelineht that the Sampler remains at.
Gibraltar in chaise et one or two officers, nothing could
Le elicited from them, they hem t, of course, very un
11.6111141Cirril,- as to the future movements either of
thtmgrivi F ill Hair slap
Tug LATE Slit Whitler PKEL.—In a leading article
of the '!'tars, it was'stated that the Liberal party forced
upon the Drke of Wellington and Sir Robert Peel that
concession to the came of Catholic emaucipation •• which
Eft Robeit Poi der's' eli he entirely disapproved to the
lattai day of ida life " The present Sir Robert Peel
writes: tt 1 do not hum upon what authority that state
ment is made, lint, on tar from disapproving the measure,
Fir !toiler[ Peel has distinctly stated that, in passing Ca
thslic emencimaion, he acted on a deep conviction that
the noiature um: ut.t Ob 4 conducive to the general wet
-fere, t-tit inirrrartvrq twee:eery to avers from the
Cbtllll7, end ffstli the interest of institutions connected
with the Church, an imminent and increasing danger."
Tag London S:pectatGr repeats the rumor, t, which
it gave emit-! C) a week ago, that the Irish priesthood
has secsisissi orders Gem the Vatican to poetpene every
consideration to the ousting of the present Government,
trod, et eturte, to the reeloralitni to office of Lord Derby
and his friends, who are so pposed to lean to Austria rather
than France.
RNs f. aunt Memo.lut Puna amounts to 141 .
IT appear., trout autheuticated Statistics, ttat in
London their are 640 different charitable inentutione, ex
cludiog woikheueee, with an aggregate income of £2411,-
167 !—or nearly a pound a head for .the metropolitan
-population.
Paul. Dta.suocat.'s celebrated picture of "Maria Ail
toluene Led to Execution,"
has been purchased for the
enormous HIM GI .1.32,000, by a London brewer.
Tun TELTERTON .I:Ad/S.—The celebrated Yelvertoo
CIRO it likely to trrueY the Dublin Court of Common
"Pleas this tam, probably after the Bader Holidays.
Ints. Yelvertuu'r legal advisers have tiled notice of a
motion to amend the bill of exceptions taken atter the
trial. if leave be granted, the effect will be to somewhat
simplify the (Me, by expungtng from the bill ail the ex
„cepeioze t& tb...9sotth tatisehkeo. loselica ths
Why of the ceremony performed by Pother Mo rnay, at
Restrevor, the only subject La. consideration.
AT A MEETING of the Royal Dublin Smiety, on the
14th ult.. a paper was read au the quality of the milk
aald There were twenty 81111114W1 purchased
in tle poorer districts of the city and suburbs and au a
ly zed 'The results were satistactory. Water was the
may adulteration found by the analysts. There was
no chalk, no caleme or sheeps brains- 6, the quality
g eneral), epeehttg, Astro/nay lair." le. three did
tticts the samples ittaimerd were found to be absolutely
pure ' and two of these districts were among the poorest
inthe city.
A COMMITTEE of privileges of the HOMO of Lords hat
agreed to rt.ort. that the clAina of the nigh. lion. Ludas
Lout Inchiquin, in the peerage of Ireland, to vote at the
election of repre.entat.ve peers for Ireland as the 13th
Baron of Ineinnuin, has been sustained. This is Smith
O'Brien'm elder brother
TUE whole of the Irish militia are to be celled out for
twenty-one days' naming in the couse of this summer.
'lna Lords Commissioners of her Majesty's Treasury
have authorized an arrangement by which articles of
antiquity found in Ireland may be purchased from their
possessors at the full value, and placed fur the public
benefit in the 11111.e11134. a the Royal Irish Academy.
THE Kerry Port states that Captain O'Connell is
about to retire from the representation of Traiee, in con
sequence of his having been 4 • provided for." [ fhis is
Daniel O'Connell, fourth son of the Liberater. lie has
Isplesented TIMM since his elder brother's death, in
Deb.]
tux national column to the late Daniel O'Connell is
now completed, ittAl stands sixty•seven feet high. The
statue, winch ie being cxecuTed at Dublin, will be thanked
in blow *tree' time. and inaugurated by Mr , Wilma
Me, N. F. The column hi Ibe trotted at Ennis.
FRANCE.
TUE Noniteur care: .• be .I,uroals speak of a iourneY
. .
of the Emprtor to ktgland and Prussia. We are &litho
:l7.nd in declare ihal. up to the, resent, Ma Me.)noty laws
not
eta' faffliftrmiaigeLL _
follna j_ ti . v. „_brr.k.jitiolistied, and passengert can
_ E t J3_14%1A / 4r, and are on the sainel&Y‘suay examine
atone, or any kuglish port.
11.1%111711)Ng IN Tin, LOVVRE.-122. the auclext galle
ries of the Lt.uvre several additions and changes have
been recrial) made. The circular sofa which
was in - the
middle of the large mauve room has been replaced by the
.horizootal palmier; of Dense- fiebald Behme, a Nurem
berg artist of the sixttelliff %%vary. Thai Dallatiog is
divided into four Forte, turd reprebento as nenly episodes
in the Me el David i it is sure °united by a railing, with a
ledge to lean on, and alluvia the examination of its com
plicated details. Many poisons consider the seat on
Which the visitor could repose while admiring "The.
Marriagn of Cdflai" was preferable. In the Millen , 6r
Apollo has rern plead the bronze group of tt The Titans
blruck by Lightbing," Winch was formerly In the dolon
de hatutne. It is placed on a round table, style of Louis
XIY, on the top 01 which is a beautiful slab of porphyry.
In the centre bee b. eu aided the Rape cif . ihout ri o
In beat and two magnificent pieces of goldontii 191/1%
ornamented with miniatures and pearls. Lastly, at the
bottom of the gallery, slims cases have been arranged on
each ride of the witdew looking ou the Quay. They con
tain very curious specimens i,f goidsmiths' works of the
Diddle ages. In that oh the eight is the ehseee of nt.
YoteLtian, bishop of Seas, and in one on the left there
are coffers, abetted and episcopal crosses, enamels of the
sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, #c. We wayinri
dentally tnentit:n that the word " credence " derived
into the Net Mel/ creden tz (sideboard), and Artiich is well
efirdied In &Bi o ta dre..esa. creme hardly adaptor to the
gltati Cases in which these curiosities are exhibited, and
which condom, to be called credences in the catalogues
Gatignarri's Messenger..
Ina Odeon, Paris bed accepted a comedy by M. .d.r
ri,fitt iitrtikaaYe, le _IVoI Scle-a_ St la deacribeu ao VVILIK
a powerlul stab.. nn Louie XIV, hie peculiarities, and
his courtiers. Tto diatomic ceoeorebip has prohibited
its perlormsoce, on the ground of its being filled with
political allusions. It is coueidered probable that the
authoryilll appeal to the Inromror_
'IIIZ subject of iron armor for ships, and the best modeof
piercing it, in every day occupying public attention more
and wore in Paris It is said that at a trial made at
Nincennee, on /Monday, with a newly-invented rifle Cap•
non, ilko 6,.11 k.avorsoot ir.a plate. twelve Inchon thiGLE.
AUSTRIA
A "TIMM. LETTER say! " The fever of speculation runs
to high here that it has even attacked the fair sex. For
scene hint- 1p4.8k., grottoe of females Dave emaempled every
day in the neighhorhooi of the Bourse, whilst others,
mere timid, remained in the houses near, where they re
ceived the visits of their bickers, who came to report the
iluctuatious in the market, and receive orders for sale or
Inrctittetti."
BRIM WILIIRLIt STRINII2, the winner of the late Vi
enna chess tournament, has been elected to represent the
Austtian clubs at the London General Congress of Chess
Play ere.
iv Two ENGIICEILASY &We tho Trinis a r n
abort 10 leave Titnua for Amorinit, to examine the Ilo
vitor shd Alerrintae, end the fortidcationa of the chasm.
The Committee on the Navy, under the preeidency of
Count lie.hberg, has in the meantime adjourned."
RUSSIA.
Tee correspondence from 6t. Petersburg, in the Nord
contains eon,e important intelligence. The Grand Duke
Constantine hie been appointed temporary President of
the Commit et the 4triplre during tan absence of Cloud
it lotadov, and the c4O/111012CCOtUat - of nis tenure has been
the Dismal fora gleatincrpase in the activity °Elite coun
cil, which le the laboratmy of the recent great reforms.
There is even a question of reconstituting this suPrenla
body, which would be converted into a legielitiPe na
acruldy, the xracmGeres of which would be Deli nomi
nated by the sovereign and half elected by the
nobles. Simultaneously with this change the Senate
would lose seine of its judicial attributes, and would be
reconstituted rather more on the model of the French
GOllllOl 01 Otani, It is also expected that the laws rela.
ung to the press will be promulgated on the thousandth
anniversary of the Russian eapire. The committee en
gaged on them is still sitting. The abolition of the pre
ventive cem ore appears decided in principle.
GREECE
LETTEIt from Athens announces an important dis
covery for the history of art, which has just been made
by Mr. Starch, an Englieh architect, and member of
the arclucological coomdmion sent to Greece. Be.
searches which Mr Stud. has MIMEO f. 6 lee mews al hie
own expense, here brought to light the ancient theatre at
Bacchus, upon the southern elope, of the Acropolis. Not
withstanding the political perturbation at Athens, this
discovery has caused a general sensation.
ITALY.
RING VicroP. Emma:: a r.L. has caused himself to be pre
ceded to Naples by the Marquis de Saline, Prince d'A
guile, intendant general of the royal household. The
Marquis has just left Turin, charged to make prepara
tions for the fiCeAlinnibt Mien of the Ring and of the
unmerous auto which is to accompany him. The Ring,
in removing his Court to Names for a month, intends to
give a series of splendid fetes, to which the most ludo•
ential personages in the Neapolitan provinces will be in
vited.
TUB notntnation of Garibaldi§ nye the Espero of To.
Yin. as Genet al•in•Chief of the National Guard of the
Kingdom, bat been decided on. This measure is in
tended by the Government as a mark of esteem and con
&Jenne in the General.
ring Twit, UMBDondatt el the_Mee., writin g ee the
11th instant, says: it A bill granting the King's Govern
meat credit to the amount of 1,288,0001. todefray the ex
penses of the share taken by Italy in the Loudon Exhibi
tion, was voted last evening in the HOllB6 of Deputies,
/by a majority Of /7/ wind 90, From every Italian MO-
Time. also, at the joint expense of town corporation
and of the State, a certain number of intelligent clti.
zone and manufacturers will vied the London Exhibition,
and no prolong their stay as to have leisure to view the
manufactories of Manchehter, Sh•Meld t Birmingham. be.
The Mate alone contributes a first HIM of 100,000 francs
for that porton,. Itis confidently expected here that the
Prince of C1.14,f1110 will honor with Lis presooce the
opening ot the London Exhibition, and it is
oleo hoped
that the Palace at 4oeth Remington will be shifted, pro•
drably wer to the sewn, by the Prince of Piedmont.
Humbert, heir to the throne of Italy, attended by the
Marquis Pepoli, the Minister for Agriculture and Com
merce."
A DIPLOMATIC MISSION to Persia is expected D) Not.
from Togrio t.. s aeorc iime. Ic tow bo MccouivauLuti Ul
a acientific depotedion, including military gentlemen and
a photographer. It is thought likely that this diplomatic
traneactior —a mere formal pageantry—well entail au out
lay, not of 20, 000 14 but or more than 804,000 Y.
'True Weirfinny Go.—The Newburypprt Herald
'reminds us of facts calculated to diminish indi
vidual consequence. A thousand millions of peo
ple, eve:e s t. % thirtythe age of ye ars, requires
91,000 to die every day, or one in every second of
time, and as many to be born to keep the number
good. fall of those born disappear before the
seventeenth y ear, or before they some to maturity,
as half the bloisoms on a tree will fell worthleti to
the ground ; but six in a hundred live to be sixty
years old ; hut one in 500 reaches eighty, and but
one in 1,1.100 one hundred.
TIfE REBEL CAPlTAL.—Seaetsionists in Frede
ricksburg ray that the capital of the Southern
Confederacy has been temporarily removed to
ihmsille, N. C.
THE CITY.
FLAG PRESENTATION —YoWilk ) , at.
trinoon prosebtation of a riginiental Bag to the One.
B and. loth ttegi meet (Um tin Light Chumis),
01. if. J. Etainrook, took place at Camp Baker, Nice
to' n. Col William B. Bann 'motel:lA the ensign on
bag tlf GM cell% Mid HICATiOY P.illocir received it
oil neinorertne regiment. cni. htninrouk's regiment bet
brrh quartered at Bic, town for several months, awl coil.
feline eight hundred men. The Wooing is a complete
list of the officers :
C0101m1; H. JCStainreth 4616441, C. M.
Dania; major, Wm. A. Gray ; adjutant. W. R. Mc-
Adam; quartermastrr, James Rosters; surgeon, J. L.
Dune ; assistant surgeon. WM. L Rafael' ; closolaiu,
Rey. John Mo ; sergeant major, G,orge W. Nio-
Wrilidtii tiaartermaster anrarani, Mali% Gallagher
commissary itergoint, H. T. Dixon; hospital steward,
'Wilson 11. Pile, Jr.: drum tnejur, Louis Rentz; Ate
major, --,
Company A—Captain, Geo. E. Seymour; first lieu
truant, Wm. - Islas; second lieutenant, Jacot) 0. Boils.
Company IL—Catitain, F. LiMig 0/1111hAn first netts
tenant, Mont. S. Reed; second lieutenant, John Fits•
patrick.
Company C—Captain, Jos.ph P. Farron ; first lieu
tenant, Walter Dunn; second lieutenant, Warren A.
Vphem, ,
Company P—Captani, John Young, Jr.; firs t Hau
te mint, Casper L. Butcher;'second lieutenant, 0. Stud - -
nicker.
Company E—Captain, James Fa neworth ; first lieu
tenant, Hugh Alexander; second lieutenant,— Den.
Company F--Captain, Ed ward Switzer; that liantanaat,
Lewis W. Ralston: second lieutenant,— Veale.
Company o—Captain, F W. Rush ; first lieutenant,
Richard Young ; second lieutenant, Henry Montgomery.
Cohens , U.-Captain. Edward B. laretiltai lirdt Hau
t, mint, Chailes G. Lac mend lit atkoint, AltrEd
Richardson.
Company I—faptain, Leacock ; first lieutenant, F.
A. Nctinineker ; second lieutenant, It F. Hurlbutt.
ColllPally li....Cantain, B. 13 Kerr; first lieutenant,
-- Nevins; second lieutenant,— Beck.
EXTENSIVE CONFLAGRATION. -- I es
tcrday morning, about 2 o'clock, a fire broke rat io a
one, story tram klitd, located in the rear of the south
side ot Bed ford street, between Sixth and Spofford streets,
occupied by Mime) Cavanaugh for storing raga. Toe
structm e and cornetts were destroyed. The flames
communicated to a one. story frame stable immediately
adjoining. belonging to Edward Cunningham. which Wad
6 6 0 ,f,aoroyed. A eel of nears was burned, bat a horse
wee rescued by the police Some Ira dowse. other
buildings on Bedford, Spofford. and Sixth streets were
also damaged. They were °wind and occupied as fol
lows:
S. W. Comer sixth and &Wore, two and a hal etori
double. frame, fronting on both streets ; corner portion
c•etupied by James Duffy, as a grocery add liquor store
and dwelling ; the other porti-at, No. 616 south Sixth
itreet, vas occupied by . Margaret thessady, as a coina,
glee• and tinware Etore and dweliing; buildinga count
durably damned, and stooks of goods and household of
recta of 'Arum is drenched with wato , ; Kr. Ditfly'slOse
abut $100; no insurance; Mrs. Cassady's stack in
sured for $4OO, and furniture for $2OO. in the Franklin
hisurance Company ; building belongs to the Colton es
tate, arid is also insured In tne Franklin.
No. 602 Bedford street, two and a half story frame
owned by Colton eoate. and occupied in the front by
Mary Quigley, whose huAovid, Thomas Quigley, b, longs
to the Eighty-first Regiment I'. V. and the back part by
Henrietta Hardy, colored; both occupants lost their
household effrets budding issue. din the Franltlin.
i4o. 004, two and a klaii".tory trnme vriovgiog to Cotton
mate, and occupied by Michael Coroner . and William
Anent building badly damaged and furniture nearly all
ruined.
Noe. 600 and 608, two. story frames owned by Philip
Dougherty, and outlined by Edward Cunningham as a
rag eetablishmeut And a coldorietuals boarding home.
The cola victuals are purcbtoed from beggars and are
then retailed out in quantities fur three, five, and six
cents. The building was almost entirely destroyed ; not
ineured.
The furniture of XL Cunningbal was much broken,
and iv not insurtd.
No. 610, coiner of Spafford street, two-story frame,
partially destroyed, owned by Patrick Mullen and occu•
pied by a number of colored people • no insurance on.
Spofford etrett, below Bedford. two' three-story brick
dm thine, owned by Patrick Mullen and occupied by
Timothy Leary, white, and JAIL, Bice, colored; band
ing slightly damaged; inmitred in the Franklin.
The total lees µill not exceed e2 : 000.
The fire, ne far as ascertained, win the result of rum,
which is sometimes as dangerous as campbene.
There aas a great panic among the residents in the
neighborhood, canoed by the rapid spread of the flames
binong the old frame 'structures.
SUIT AGAINST TIIA Non u PENNsYL
TAMA RAlLROAD.—Yesterday, in the. District Court,
Judge Hare, an action is as brought &gait st the North
Perinajlvania Railroad Company by the plaintiffs,
children of Metile.v Robinson, to recover damages Por hie
death, occasioned. as is alleged. by they careteesness of
the Employ eta of the company, in November last.
The accident, resulting in tno death of. Hr. Robinson,
occurred in the evening, and was nce-teloneri by, the
roping in of a ouraber of coal cars from the nue of the
railroad to tbe coal yard The deceased wee passing at
the time, and such was the velocity with which the cars
were driven in, that be was caught and dragged under
the wheels of the cars, and received such severe injuries
that. J. ath enened.
Witnesses testified' that the moles were attached to
the cars, and they Were driven into the yard at great
speed. bichlurtrie for plaintiff l 'N. P. Henry for de
defendant.
TsE SUOAIt NAKKET.—The capture
of New Orleans has already had its effect in the sugar
market, being followed by a decline iu prices. The stock
of sugar held by first bands in Philadelphia amounted,
on the Ist instant, to 5,825 Ms., of which 5,474. Wide.
were Cubs, and MI Porto Woo. There in, however, no
Few Orleans sugar on the market. La , ,t year there were,
at Skis period, 261 hhde., and in the corresponding period
of 1861 856 tines. Owing to the high price of sugar,
unusual exertions have been put forth this spring for
gig Wioßiltoctiarfo vt umpit sugar, /t it latttayt4
much more than common bat mien produced in many of
the countirs of this State. DlanY of the farmers have
determined to cultivate this season very extensively the
Chinese sugar cane.
The war hag put on end to our supplies of sugar from
the goast, and it .61 also lot.-vleve nieh its ...lay...rea
iu that quarter. As one source of considerable supply is
cut off, the demand for it is increased in other quarters
and the price accordingly advances. In addition to
that, imported sugar will have to bear a much higher tax
than formerly to aid the finances of the gtate. Tat will
diminish the consumption considerably unless farmers
Imply ,hemselves by cultivating the Chinese sugar cane,
...Maiden and sugar 0110 acre of
sugar cane, it is said, will peat
hundred gallons of molasses. according to the thin in
and the - stantremede of the cane will bring %high price,
Every part of the plant can be made &fallen - inn IMP&
purposes, and is, therefore, valuable. The eultivation of
it is no more difficult than that of corn.
10 1 7111 NEWS LITERARY INSTITUTE.
—This yining association held Mete third weekly meeting
hot Tuesday evening, at 218 North Ninth strzet, Dr. S.
N. t audio in the chair.
The ordinary course of business having been finished,
the editor, D. W. Hunt, read the magazine in which
LUMAR4III elb4Uhflt Ai.d humorous articieu were con
bibuted by the members; after which, the eub,ect wan
debated, «which is the most pleasing to the eye, the
workset nature or art V'
The programme is alternately changed from week to
wtek j wafting one week of mum, declamation. velum=
tory enrolees, etc. j the other, nesting movingly
given to be answered, reading of magazines, and debate.
Next fall, the institute purposes giving a course of public
literary entertainments, and the prospects of success so
far are van flattering.
The members are all active, intelligent young into,
from sixteen to thirty. five years, of respectable standing
none but Melly moral and respectable parsons will be
elected. The society would be pleased to receive ad
ditional members. Application for proposals or par
ticulars, can be made (d . Ar, /4arglid, president, It 218
North iqinth atrerb any morning Turing the In ea.
BURNING OF RAILROAD PROPERTY.—
At half past eleven ("clock, ou Tuesday morning, the
ono-ctors. Game tool hl nso ad She fro.te
irsight wareialise, at Perrymaesville stalion of the Bal
timore, Wilmington, and Philadelphia Railroad, were
destroyed by fire. There was no freight of consequence
in the warehouse. In the tool house, several laborers'
nig anti a uuantity of tools used by the track meteors
vete either destroyed cr damaged. The loss altogether
is estimated at 1.400, rhich is covered by policies of in
surance It is thought the fire was caused by sparks
falling upon the roof of the warehouse from a freight en
gine. The express train from Philadelphia WAS dal asssi
one tour at Fernmansville in consequence o f the fire,
the }limes bursting across the track in such fury that it
was dangerous for the passenger care to yam by.
REQUEMS.—g he win of Matthew Jar
din, just recorded, contains a bequest of $5O to each of
the following named benevolent institutions: The fit
Jobn and St Joseph's Orphan Asylums, the St. Vincent
de Paul's Home for Friendless Children, and the Semi
lan of SL Charles 80t1.611140_
Simnel It. Mitch, recently deceased, has bequeathed
the interest of $1 000 to Rev. Jacob Helfenstetn during
his life, and, after hie death, $5OO is to be given for tee
"chief of the poor of the Market Square Presbyterian
(IMO, and 6600 towards DaliMl off the debt of the
Ebiti OhUICh Bib% the %term 01 S5OO to the American
Bible Society of New York.
COAL OIL BURNERS.—One of the ope.
stows of the Polite. and Flee Alarm Tel or tbis
city, has recently made en improvement on the burners
used on coal-oil lamps, by which thel alter may be filled
or the wick trimmed without removing the globe. The
cone .3 part of the burner is divided into ;y ro tar n,
of which works CM the other by 11.100475 of a hinge.
The yews holding the globe 75 swung to one side, entirely
expneirg the wick, which may be trimmed or lighted
withcut removing the glass. The improvement is a na
vel one, and not only obviates the necessity of removing
the globe teal , titue the lamp requires failing. are q Due
avoids all danger of breaking it. A patent has been ap
plied for.
INCARCERATED —A few days since
four i ft li.ol26.Pe tlebti3 Ibrenght to the city from Buoacti
county and were locked up in the Eastern Penitentiary.
?heir names ere as follows : Joseph Johnson, from Bris
tol, tor riot and assault and battery, and Tobert Ganges,
for riot and assault and battery. Sentence, each one
ifar, Jane Withatues from Newtown, for larceny_
sentence, one year. Thus r. Dilworth, front Centre
Bridge, for shooting his wife. Sentence, eighteen
months, and a fine of $2O.
SALE OF THE GIRARD HOURS—ThEI
Chard Bowie has been sold at anellott for $lO,OOO over
sr d above a mortgage of $lOO,OOO. The sale was for ar
rears of ground rent. The Girard was first opened in the
beginning of 1852, and coot 2175,000 The hous, is 178
felt deep by 10 feet in front About two years am it is
said that ff1221:1,200 was offered for the property. The
buyer was Ir Cornelius Foram). It Is said that $lO,OOO
expended in repairs would make Ibis hotel equal in style
and convenience to any in the country
DECEASE OF A COUNCILMAN.—Mr.
Thos. B. Bartolett, at one time a member of City Coun
cils, died on Blonder afternoon at his residence on the
Provident road, opposite Vit nna street. Dlr. B. repro
tenttd the Nineteenth ward in Select Council for !Wt.
earl. Be hoe been in bad health for about two months,
end has been confined to his house for several weeks.
Ile was much respected by the people of the Nineteenth
ward. The deceased was about 68 years of age.
TIM FERRY )OAT FOR CARS
sengers from Baltimore northward will shortly pass in
the care directly from the depot in Woad Arent to Cam
den t y means of the ferry• bout John ArtilBoll upon
which four tracts have been This boat is 200 feet
long, and accommodates fourteen freight care and can
terry ten passenger care, although that number will
rarely cross at any time.
R OIMERY OP A 1, ENATOlL—Vegiera as
elfrsncork, a Dam named firackenbaum. alias
e. Rico, was committed b' alderman R.itler. on the
nth intaisig to too Captelau bvtlOVAli. a member
of our State Senate, of a gold watch, at the Merchants'
Ilottl ilia. kited.... was arreerett br) Dutective U. it .
Fmith.
CCIDENT ON THE DELAWARE.—The
esnal-boat Owen, Captain Valentine Rowers, toe ed with
. Ls.i, and him/ at Ite.rine..lo. stehlea
threat, sprung a leak yeeterd sr !limning arid sunk in a
few minutes. At the time of the accident fleet Bowers,
hie wife, and a colored man were asleep on the boat.
They were taken off by barge No. lof the harbor po
lies.
COMMITTAL OF EiIiOPLIFTERs. Yes
tftasy alernoon Eliza Matthews I , lPd Jooephine Harper,
COICIIII Shoplifter& whose fitted blia Win, Dimly
viand, were committei tor trial by al lertnan Donlon
The evidence was of the strongest nature.
MUSICAL FUND SOCIETY.—The amount
f-A r .ded ny st,o eociacy for trhelAturing the part year
'was one Moused five handed and fortynlue dollars.
he (Meet of this organization is to • xtend relief to old
zuneiciana and their familia,. The relief it extended ouS
cf tbo Saud obtained from the rrmtat of flit WI.
CITY WARRANTS —The warrants of
It e city Tor 1062 are now being paid off by the CAGY trea
rurtr. Those who bold worm :its for BA mutt Nait for
Le " goat time conthig."
THE LUMBER TRADE.—There has been
quite se activity displayed recently in the lumber mar
ket. Owing to the many freshets an immense amount of
timber has finally found its way to this city. elthouge the
uedeu Alla ter flare not teen -Ws I.lAllioi,Li
hardwood bnsins.. is gaits active this MASiOrl. flacks
county encase in for gluts as large Aare or it A I aro
amount bee hire sped fr,ni Point Pleasant and Loin
button, to New York. for trantlipment to the Pacide
eniut. Thera is no %minivan hard wind in California. and
D nowt receive lie .tinnlitql from the East. Thu increased
demand is caused by the light stunk nn hand there, and
the tecent heavy freshets White oak plank. It re worth
$35 per thousand feet, is there retailed at 8150. This
price wtml,l eon,ol eeerw.nize were it re.t keewe ,ices she
freight tin oar is OM pet. thouaand and that a largo per
es Maya hi COMM. damaged on account Of the length of
the 'royago nod the heat of the- climate through which it
passes.
An important CRBO entiptieting the rights of lember
men to recover the value of timber seized by other
Parties during freshets, has rs cently been decided. The
action for damages vas bsought against ao individual
for converting to his own me 104 loge, alleged to contain
25,000 feet, valued at 5200, belonging to plaintiffs, ci
MAI of i. in inijite . eut comity. The jnry forted from the
evb once that the Bowlegs found at the mill by the dee
tendon'', by the agent of the plaintiff's, belonged at that
time to the plaintiffs, and that they were part of the
loge that came down the Stingy ehnunnh river in the
Dmitri of May, MO. and that said lags had gone nalitra
on the land owned by defendant, and had been purchased
there by the agent of the detendatit from certain pew , a
claiming to own the *ante, and that said loge were carried
by the vessel of the defendant to his mill, for the mirpome
of being sawed tip iuto plank, and the defendant when
called upon by the agent of plalutitla claimed to own the
said logs.
The jury rendered a verdict fir Plifutiffdi damages
627.1 83.
It appears that by the freshet of May, 1880, theta were
boat from the boom iu the du9nnitamre riv”r, togd of five
value of about $lO,OOO, the property of dill. rent pa.tiea,
and that many other snits are penning in the courts
against different parties to recover the value of said loge
converted by them m their own use.
PHILADELPHIA A. M. B. Z. CONFER
-1 CF—VOURTH DaY'S PIiOCEELTEO.3.—The Con
ference met yesterday atlli o'clock A. M.., Superintendent
Boeß yr, siding, assisted by 3uperintendent Dtellap.
Set ipture Windt by the former_ ghttahm and Brayer hY
U. IL %Venice. The roll wee called, the rules read, and
the journal of the last meeting was read and approved.
The Committee on Public Worship. complained of C. J.
Carter, for not filling the appointment given him to
preach last evening. The brother did not satisfy th 4
Conference as to Ina moo-compliance. After a e piritod
discuesion, the Conference passed a vote of censure upon
him. Bey. J. J. Clinton, euperintendent of the 'raid
rpiscopul district, appeared. and wen invited to a seat OR
the platform by Staperiniemient Bose, president of the
Coati fnce. W, Time Biddle, and Ths3. Ei, Elarrii, were
referred to the committee for examination on Hinieterial
Studies. Commihee, S. T. Joins. A. Cole. and I. Gaga°
way.< The following remolutione, offered by J. D. B.Ouka,
and seconded by S G. G, lden, peened—to wit
. _
Received, 'that no person rball be licensed to preach
aineinr tie, ii, the C.nferenen.liairiCt, le fill iiti, who d et
m.t apart justly, rtadill, and clearly as eat forth in our
diEcriline —See page 42.
Resolved, further, That any preacher in charge of a
circuit or station. mho shall sign a recommendation for
any person iu I uinre tojoin the Annual Conf. rence who
doe. not read and spear. lordly, readily, and into 11 1 811, 11".
obeli he censured by a vote of the Conference, and the
person eo presented to the Annual Conference be re
jected.
The committee returned and reported in reference to
T, Biddle. fi A . was, on motion s admitted. into full
connection. Adjourned. •
THE PHILADELPHIA, • WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD OORYANY.—But
one accident has occurred within the pant few in , mthe
en Oda road, and not two s as has be en eteted The ac
cident alluded to on Monday tact was the one which
occurred a week or two bine& at the etation North East.
No other accident Las since occurred on the road.
We make the correction with phloem*.
AN OWNER WANTED.—An owner is
wanted for a gold watch and chain which was picked up
in 'Third street by a citizen, and which is now in charge
of Detcottvo Ihncholemtv,
THEIRO .I , ICLAD RioATE.—The new
iron-dad war eteamer Ironsides will be launched on Sa
turday next, at high water, from CramrOd Bhip perm, Ken
aington.
THE PROCEEDS.—The fair at Concert
Ball, in aid of the rebuilding of St Paul's Catholic
Cburch,recerdly destroyed by fire, has yielded nearly
$7 000 1 .01. . . .
tHJAI4II QF Titei
JOHN E. ADDICKS,
THOMAS S. FERN ON, COIIMITTEN OF THE MONTH
NAMITEL N. bTOKHS,
LETTER BAGS
At the Merchants' Ea:dun:go, Philadelphia.
Bark 0 Nit-roulraey, Jobooon 4hip Leland, soon
Behr Ind MI 6 Stokely. Barbadoe, soon
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
POET OF PHILADELPHIA, May S, 1862.
SUN RISES 4 53--SIIN BETR 7 0
HIGH WATER 0 24
ABBIVZD
Bark Cereal, McDonald, 116 days from Messina, with
trait, &c. to Becuers Draper.
Behr COernine, Baker, 79 days from Rio de Janeiro,
with coffee to John Mason & Co.
Schr Rancocas, Wright, 1 day front New Castle, Del,
with oats to Jos Banat' & Son.
steamer Fanny Garner, Pierce, 22 hours from New
York 7 with =lee to V 1 Clyde.
OLBARND
Schr Amy Wooster, Brown, Trinidad, E A Snider & CO.
Bar Diargarec Ann, Wileavian Sc John, NB, do .
Bebr Joe Tarter) Crowell) beet Cambridge ) Chattier)
Btickney & Wellington.
ben' Astoria, Bmitn, Bridgeport, Twells & Co.
BAILED
Ship Bobt L Lane 7 Capt Bryer7 for Liverpool sailed on
Tuesday in tow of City Ice Boat- Carso-44.0A ousteels
wheat, 6 ; 850 do corn, :4011. oole flour, 1182 boxes bacon,
285 hhdo do, 243 tea lard, 152 Üble do, 14 blabs tallow, 34
do do oil, 50 tee beef, and 25 bble do.
i(l * al.silltei 4.1. intasaito.)
LEWES, Dbl. May 7
The brig W J Treat, acbre Boston, Lizzie Taylor, J li
Young, It E Sidman, Mary Elizabeih, Elizabeth, Alfred
b.rtrioae, Mary Compton, flume, .3 12 . Clartlton, Elliott,
ajthe "Viltr teSitrartriiaitirt this
y our . ; &- o , AARON AtAitl64:l4l,LL.
(Correapondence of the Philadelphia Exchange.)
LEWES, Del., May 7, 7 P
The alio§ J Norton, for Ship 'good; J V Obooraan, cod
doi nand tiondictr t for tidy Went, and Tilo.l Minim, for
Littrpool, went to nen dila afternoon. Wind .4.
Tours, Sm. JOHN P. AIMISHALL.
(Correspondence of the' Press.)
READING, Map S
The following boats from the Union Canal passed into
the Sohn) Canal to day, bound to Philadelphia, laden
and consigned as follows:
Pick & isarnard, lumber to Clarkin & Galvin; A 11
Mann and True American, lithe*,
,ao4 rev *Mims, thin:
glee to Si orcroon a Allottei 4.)vrititiental, lumber Ana MB
le Cornier, ehinglee to 11 liroskey; Uol T Q Bogle, lumber
to Vim 0 Lloyd; Enterprise and u M Long, do to Joshua
Redo; Alert, gi aiti to Humphreys, Hoffman & Wright;
aggie Bell, lumber to M uruzup & Son; Al Elizabeth,
limbo to John Craig; DAthlel Voorhees, do to [Alm ti.
Lloyd; UN, do to IL Wolverton; Prairie Flower, do to
Norcross & Sheets; Wru & F Taylor, flour, &c. to An-
Crew Kirkpatrick; Young Henry, oak lumber to Wm
Lloyd; Win Fitting, shingles to tioroross A dheets.
MII3&4II§.ANDA
Ship` Wm Cumminga, Wiliar, remained at Pert Boyle
3d lust, to sail iu 4 days.
Ship Saranak, itowland, hence, arrived at Liverpool
20th ult.
Shin Marathon_ Feu, hence, seeloed at Landon Mall.
Ship Frigate Bird, Thompson, from Kurradme, at
Lohdon
Bark 1' 0 Alexander, Merryman, cleared at New York
6th inst. for Philadrlphia.
Balk Vlahhiugton, White, from Baltimore, at Km de
Janeiro 20th Idarch„
Balk Empress Theresa, Watts, sailed from Rio do Ja
neiro 21st March for Baltimore. -
Brig Baleen' &kir, Ackeriey, hence, arrived at Provi
dthce Bth log.
lirig Wm lid forge, (Br) Anderson, hence, arrived at
BM de Janeiro 19th March.
Scbr Fannie, Vance, for Philadelphia, was at Havana
26th ult.
&hr Nary Wood, Fitleld, for Philadelphia, WU at Ha
vana 29th ult.
ear E E Potter, Loper, cleared at New York 6th inst.
for Ptilapelphia.
&dlr. Ininerva, Jefferson, hence, arrived at Fall River
6th inst.
f3clur Commodore, Brawn, nailod tuna rag Rivet sth
inkt. for Philadelphia.
Bar N 8 bliadoack, Arnold, hence, arrived at Mystic
.sth inst.
Bohr Sardinia, Ward, cleared at Portsmouth 3d inst.
for Philo/1/.11%1e_
Behr Van Buren, Wall, for Philadelphia, wee ready at
Newport Pth Met.
Bar Ruth Halsey, Peony, at Pawtucket sth Met from
Delaware t. ity.
Behr .11 AL Brawling, Risley, sailed from Paietriekat
51.11 Seel. fur Philadelphia.
hair Pearl, from .Newbicryport for Philadelphia, at
Newport sth Met.
Schr Fulton, Brown, hence, arrived et Newburyport
sth
. .
Sala Anna Sheppard, Tooker, and War Steed, Smith,
hence, arrived at Providence sth inst.
Behr Thou Jefferson Kenny, at Salem sth inst. from N
York, repent: May 2,4 P M. iliShlima 1 404 Daps Cud,
hearing NW about six 101169 i during a very heavy fog.
came in contact with a large Rehr steering BE. Tile J T
'Pas ettuck in the larboard bow; had rail and two etatm
aeons broken, and all the shrouds of both masts on the
larboard side, with several chain plates. carrird away;
also lost main topmast and gaff topsail. Damage to the
other Athasher unknown. John Blackmon one of her
crew, who was on her jibboom, dropped on the T J, and
was taken to Salem. lie was unable to give the vessePs
name. but states that she hailed from Bridgeton, NJ, the
captain's name was Adam v, and that she was from Boa
rpr Summed the Eliza dt &bacon,
JED UCA'I4.I4JINA.L.
THE WE&T CHESTER ACADEMY,
at West charter, Pa., within two hours' ride from
Philadelphia, will commence the Summar session, of full
tile mouths—the seventeenth session under the di
rection of its present Principal —on the first of
May next. Boys and young men are thoroughly
korner.' for College or Inn:anon, Ilight gentle
men of tried ability and expenence constitute the coring
of instructors. The French, German, and Spanish lan
guages are taught by native resident teachers. The De
'eminent of "Military Tactics" lain successful operation,
under the of eras of a competent inetruelnr, without. in
the least, interfering iith 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 addreeeing the Principal,
War-YAM Jr. WrigitS, A, M. 5
aplo-lbstu-bvli , At West Chester, Pa.
pltOF. J. MORGAN RAWLINS, A.
N., of Chestnut Level Academy, a boarding school
for s:cupg Iskaaes, 6 , ..a1eme0, in she ,illm s e
o p Cteec
nut Level, Lancaster county, Pa.. can be seen the whole
ef next Friday, at the Union Hotel, Arch street.
The next session of the Academy will begin the 19th
instant.
llNFlERToczematerr. J. N. CrOWell, Penn Some,
PLiladelDltla; Prof. Coffin, Zenon, Pa.; Rev. L. 0
Rutter, Obeetout Level. my7.2t*
CALVARY ACADEMY, GERMAN
TO*V, Pricelyel On. receive 1.4 e
lie family a few hoarding scholars, where they will
enjoy ail the CendOrtg and discipline of borne. They can
be prr-pared tither fur butiurreas or to enter any claw, in
college.... .
Reference—Hight Rev. Rlehop Pater,
New
ton, I) D.
For circulars addrasa
B. SHOEMAKER, A. M., Principal,
alb2o-tian 2a.* GERMANTOWN. Phila.
Vli.LebOß 1711,14,N 6.6MtkialtY
In a beautiful and healthful village, three mile*
from Media. Pupils received at any time for the sum
mer. Boarding per Vis3C/1 $2.25. Thorough course lathe
Nothereittics, latustuigus, Nhglish 15tudive, end all the
Branches usually taught. Bo) B prepared for College or
Business. . .
REV. J. HERVEY BARTON, A. M.
nr24- • Village Oreen, Delaware Do., Pa
T_IOLMEbEtIIiG SEMINARY FOR
-A-A- 'YOUNG LADIES —The duties of this School
will be resumed, alter the Easter holidays. on the 28th of
APRIL. For circulars, references, &c., address the Kisses
UR /MIA N. Principals, Holmeebnra, Pa. aullidni*
OPIOIINOr OF A SUDDIRL GAR-
J zs.—The tindereigned bogs leave to inform the
yphlic that bo bee open" for the 11(1611011 hie FINE GIB.
and HOTEL, et the tout of (K)ATlcit3 Street. oPtite•
site Fairmount Park Fernlike are particularly Invited
Ice Crean', Cakes, exeenent Lager Beer of Baltz'a brew
try, Wine!, dm, always on babel.
HRNRY FRICK a,
aKo.S.Sa. TWENTY-62VMM &rut 00/TEd
THE PRESS. - PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, MAY 8, 1862.
TO DISTILLERS.
Tho PUTMLEST known al the
"PHCENIXP
and formerly owned and °meted by 81t111. MYTH,
Ise., enlisted on TWNNTY.4IIIBD, between BAOII
and VINE Streets. Plilladelplila, Ossaelty 800 Mahon
Per day, is now offered for sale on reasonable and aorent
modating terms. Is in good running order, and has all
the modern Improvements. An /Meilen well on the pro
iSilnee furnishes an =Dialling supply of good, pare, weber.
Address Z. LOCK'S k 00., No, 1010 MANKET
Street, Philadelphia. fe22413
LA UREL PILL vENNTEEIN LOT
Ff-E. SALE—Enclosed in Section 0, St. John's
Lutheran Giound. Apply No. 024 North TWELFTH
street int6-3tte
F OR b 9 LE-11. new FLYWHEEL , mIIiaLIe for a ld Let diametwri laolr
bored tor 12-inch b aft Weil; ht., 11.1 Mot tsu tons Apply
at Bridger atc , r lrou Works" FBANKNORID. Twenty
(hull d word. Philadelphia. inyB.Bt*
FOR BALE—Haullmmo Country
ltEtriDE NCR, in DEL !MARE COUNTY, about
8 miles Dem the city, cenveniost of acetate ny the Darby
cars ; hnildleg, 40 by 23, three stories high, with observa
tory, and contains all thu mmlern convmaiunces. The
10CaTICII 1n high and littililat and Ito ground') are beau&
lull) eimout, Will be 110111, *MI tin or more acres of
land, at a low figure. Apply to
O. P. COLLADA.Y,
13 , } 3t* No. 434 WALNUT Street.
GI RMANTOWN.—To RENT—
ra••xA n:edinrn•eiztil furnished HOUSE, with etablo, iI
nests'. d. for the Smuttier months. Apply eixth house on
LINDEN Street, Germautown. olyIS 3t*
• TO LET—A very desirable three
.= story BRICK 110 USE, with extebilve double three
story bark building, with all the extra modern improve
meets, situated 1128 Callowlaill street. The lot is 140 feet
deep, to Carbon atrial, giving a tine garden, with grown',
Am To a permanent tenant the rent will be low- Apply
to
AW, FOR SALE OR TO LET—Four
Wi Homes, on the went nide of BROAD Etrent, below
Coratents avenue. Apply at the eenthweet corner of
NINTH end SANSOM Streets. mh26-tr
FOR SALE OR TO LET.-A
IBA pleassnt house in the suburbs of Media, nearly an
acre of ground, abundance of shade and fruit. Ront
low. Apply at No. 151 SOUTEI FOURTH STREgr,
second story ap26-lon
go TO LET—A beautiful COUN
=do TRY-PLACE, of 10 sere% on tho wont Aida et
FRONT• Street road, above Hart lane, within ton ml.
mates' walk of the Frankford and Southwark paseenger
care. Pueeeseion early in April. Apply at the south
west corner NINTII and SANSON., second story.
mb23• tf
FOR SALE-A DESIRABLE
%FARM, containing 80 acres-12 timber, the balance
in the highest state ot cultivation. situate oh a line of
railroad, five minutes' walk from a station, Chester
math le, mike from the city. Large mid tiret-claue
Improvements, truant's house, ambits, large barn, run•
ning cater, spring -house, ice -house, butt', &c. Terms
easy. Apply to E. PE rm.
mo No. 309 WALNUT. Street.
TO EXCIIA.NGE--MONTGO
NERY-COLIN TIC FARM, containing 80 acres-1.1
woodland, the balance in a good state of cultivation.
Good and substantial atone improvements. For further
particulars, apply to E. PETTIT,
nno WA EN ur gtroal
COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES.
COPARTNERSHIP.-The un—
dersigned have this day formed a Cop.rtnerattip,
under value and style of FRANK & 1100EISTADTER,
for the transaction of a Wholesale Clothing husine3s, at
248 MARKET Street.
Asuzu,Y, rRANK,
IZOLPEI g. BOaIst&DTER.
May 5.1802. myB 3t*
EE-TATE
D OF SOPHIA BitANDT,
Laters Testamentary upon the Estatf of MIMI&
BRANDT, late of the city of Philadelphia., widow, de
ceased, having been granted to the undersigned, by the
Realater of Willa for the city and county of Phitede.phia,
an persons indebted to aaid Estate are reun•ated to make
payment, and those having claims upon the same, present
them to CHARLES M. Ll;it ENS, Executor,
Mt* N 0,1035 BEACH Street,
lI . STATE OF JAMES J. RUSEI,
.121 DECEASED —The Auditor appointed by the Or
phans' Court to audit. aettle and adjuat the ace-lout of
KEYBEE, Executor of the Will of
JAMES J. RUSH, deceased, as filed by W. H. Wallace,
Administrator of said &Maim W. Keyser, deceased,
and to report distribution of the balance in his hands,
trill meet the parties interested at his Office, No. 820
ARCH Street, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th day of May,
1882, at form &clock in the afternoros.
my2-linthtt EDWARD HOPPER, Auditor.
ESTATE OF GEORGE BELL,
DECEASED.
'Lettere of Admintetration upon tte estate of GEORGE
bL, - VVVettica, baring been granted to Off &MAIL' i E
P. SAWDON, all persons having claims against the es.
tate will present them, and those indebted will make
payment to WM. L. MARSHALL,
Attorney for Admlnistratrix,
sm'lLth,fil* 430 WALNUT Stmt.
ESTATE OF JOSEPH G. COX,
DECEASED.
'Legere or Administration on the Estite of the above.
named decedent having neen granted to the undersigned,
by the Register or •••• ills, &c., in and Tor the city and
county or Philadelphia, all . persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make payment, and those having claims
against the same to present theta, without delay, to
SWAN F, COS,
No. On North TurrapiENTLl St., or
CRADLES E. THOUPdON,
No. 1112 WALLACE St., Philadelphia,
tnyl.ttifit* Administrators.
LONDON EXIIIBITION---R
-ETURN
N TICKETS TO LONDON AND BACK: .
First-class $l6O.
Second-01mm 60.
i m WEEKLY 00}IMUNIOA
TION BY STZADI BZTWEEN -PIM
AND LIYZBPOOL, calling at QUKIngI3
TOWN, (Ireland,) to land and embark passengers and
despatches.
The Liverpool, New York, and PhiWalsh* Sham_
amp Company's splendid Olyde-bnllt Iran screw dem
ob*. are intended to sail as follows :
FROM NEW YORK FOB LIVNRPOOL.
CITY OF WASHINGTON.... Saturday, May 10, 1804 ;
ETNA , .... •. , • gatto,T, MO/ 77 /AM I
Ana ovary ifetiuuny =ram/pout Sao Icuc am MN
No. 44 N. IL
fiebtri, to Queenstown, or LiTerjlooi...... aitt
Da_ to Landon, via Liverpool rat
IMMO to Queenstown, or Liverpool gai
Do. to London. apt
Do. Return tickets, available for six months, frow
Liverpool Vet
Peweensers forwarded to Havre, Penis, iliambutt
litivewew, sod Anti pat tiwowsl2 rate.- -
likaten of passage teemed from Liverpool to See
York SHIr
aertificatea of senors issued from Queenstown to. Bei
York
Theme stmarmerm hies 116Y66146, amarecruniarlana ask , vac_
'sinters, are eonstrected with water-Eght eamparlreeota
and carry erywienced eiwiteona.
Tor freight, or pageboy apply at the odic* of the (oat-
PhDs, JOHN G. DALE, Agent,
M Walnut street, Philedeloble,
In Liverpool, to WM. INPLU%
Tower BuDiMy&
In Gin*sow, to WM. INMAN,
WPM 18 Dixon Arcot
THE BEITINH AND NORTP
AMZBIOAN ROYAL Ken riTzum
ILIBPS.
FROM NEW 'YORK TO LIVERP(X).L.
Chief Cabin Puma illlit
Seemed Cabin Passage fl
FROM BOSTON TO LIPBBPOOL.
Chief Cabin Paasage SIM
Second Cabin Ponape 22
The ships from New York OW at Cork HUNT,
Eno Mips fain Reston sell at Rallfax and OMB AN
tor.
1
SCOTIA, (kept. Jndldns. ' CHINA. Capr. Anderson.
PERSIA, Gerd. Lott. i. 1314, Capt. Gook.
ARABIA, Capt. J. Stone. BITBOPA, Celt. T. Leitch.
AP116.1, 13....... etc.. &MARA, 45,. E .r, near.
AMERICA, Capt. Noodle. !NIAGARA, ()apt. A. Byr
AIIIRTRILLASIAN.
These vessels carry a clear white light at mast-MY
green on starboard bow; red on port bow.
CANADA.Mellanlay,laterse Bosten,Wednetday, AprISS.
PERSIA, Lott, Ai N.York, Wednesday, Bar T.
AMERICA, none, . 1 Boston, Wednesday, May 14.
CHINA, Anderson, 11 N.York, Wednesday, May 21.
NIAGARA, Cook, a Boston, Wednesday, May 24.
SCOTIA, Ji.dlina, ... B Yank, Wednesday, Jane &
EUROPA, Moodie, 14 Boston, Wednesday, June ii.
PERSIA, Lott, .. N.York, Wednesday, June RI.
Berths not secured until paid for.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The ownere of those ships will not be tweesowilde lei
Gold, Silver,Bullion,Opoole, Jewelry, Precious Monte,
or Nets% uion bill of hiding are Idgned therefor, lid
the value thereof therein expressed. For freight or per
nue, apply to B. CUNARD,
A BOWLING GUNN. New Week,
Oa to N. O. & J. G. DATINII,
108 STAVE. Street. Bootee.
dir t BOSTON AND PHILADEL
PRIA STEAMSHIP LINE—From PINT
Strout, Philadelphia_ and LONG Wharf. Boston, dm
The steamship SAXON, Captain Matthews, will sail
from Boston for Philadelphia on SATURDAY. May 10,
a• 4 o'clock P. M., and from Philadelphls for Boston on
FRIDAY, May 16, at 10 o'clock A. M.
/fleurtmco yea• half that by nail yaw%
Freight taken at fair rates.
Shippers will please nand bills lading with their goods.
For freight or passage (having fine accommodaticaa
for passengers), muds to
ERNST WINSOR a 00.,
i. 1.06-11" aM aerritin aPRAILVIIIL
FOR NEW YORK.
lildr.6ltNEW DAILY LINE, via Delaware see
Raritan Canal.
rliiitiaaipbla and New York Na - preaa titeanitroat OM.
Deny receive freight said leave daily at 2 P. ➢I., Maw.
log their cargoes in New York the following day.
Freights taken at reasonable rate..
WM. F. CLYDE, Agent,
Ne.ll BOMB WHADVDA, PhNedelPidn.
JAMES HAND, Agent,
sal-tf Piers 14 and 16 NAST BIEVIIII, New York.
mastFOß BALTIMORE,
WASHINGTON 4 D- 0, AND 101.
TNNB3 1110101011, DAILY,
• AT 3 O'CLOCK P. M.,
_ . . .
BALTIMORE ANDPHIL
PA NY ADELPHIA STRANHOMI
OOM,
(KBIONSON LINE,)
One et the litteanwra .4 - Ude gotapany loam a• maps
aide of Otkestont-street Wharf dolly (Sundays esoeplatia
at 8 o'clock P. N., and arrives in Baltimore early neat
morning. Freights for Washington and Fortress MOWN
TOWTIAaua forWerilea rlth ul pvmink deplatoth INN
arc required to be mu:lmM through.
Freights of an kinds carried at the lowest rates.
A. GROVES, Jr., Agent,
1•14.511. 0 No. annth WR A RViri.
TV TH DISE MAO) OF ALL
CLASSES.—AII enb.acute and chronic &meet
cured 'by special guarantee at 1220 WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia, and in case of a failure no charge ie made.
Professor BOLLES, the founder of this nswirrgstipp i
writ supointani the treattmoot or all paces Maud: A
pamphlet containing a multitude of certificates of thole
cured, Ohm letters and complimentary resolutions from
medical men and °there will be given to any person free.
Lectures are constantly given at 1220, to medical men
and oitewe wbq deelee w knovri—id., of us r s ii rn y ciry
applying Electricity aa krellable therapeutic agent. Con.
Imitation free. ap26-2m
CA". - CHARLES BIRNBAUM
Lege belf.TO to tniorm the P 104.110 and hie foro/Or OW
imam that be has, in connection with his eon. resumed
Baking, at his old established stand, No. 1024 PINE
street, between Tenth and ltleventh streets, and respect
fully solicits a continuance of former patronage. Bread
44011, AU order. tor /111-4a041 and Rasped .110110 attended to
With punctuality and despatch.
Philadelphia, April 24, 1862. ap22.12t
MEDALS ,AND OQINS,—A large
quantity of Medals sod Coins for sale ; else, one
set of Napoleon's Modals, one set of Daseierhi Medals of
the English Kings, and one set of Medals of the Boman
Empire. Apply to WM. U. DRIDGENS, lag WILLI&M
Street, New York, Dealer in Modals, Colas, and Paint
infs. o; 1 1 1
•
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
EVANS & WATSON,
No 16 Sonth FOURTH Street
LEGAL
RATER OF FABOAGN
THROUGH FROM. FHIGADRLPHILL
PROPOSALS
COAL.
written NN'OfiALB erlil he reeeiTel
rift) inotort, for Or ildivriy, nn trio North Whlbrf, lit
IYIOT POINT, Nrw York, of the folio vring Quintitled
and qualities of WHITE ASH COA 1,-0kill':
600 tons (2.240 lbs V ton) Loma Montitsin, Sitinutboat
size,
7,50 I. dl 0.240 D. 4,1 1 ' +.nl Egg size.
300 tons (2,240 lbe V too) Stove size,
Of either MOTU r Ittouptalo, dock Mountain, or Haiti-
II ore vein. W)Cilailia, price of each Nutted nonarately
Coal can he etliveretl front the ecbuylkill, Leeign, and
Wyomiug dittricts, at the WIiST POINT Wt.!INF,
front cabal WON which receive it at the Mittee, without
Ineaking hulk, via the echtulkill, and Delaware and
• • ' •
Noce than the ordinary facilities for unloading will he
fun ishrtl.
The 4:oal to be delivered between the lit of June aol
24th of August next
ADWALW O. BOYNTON,
Captain and Quarternialaorlitary Academy,
West Point, New York, May ZjanZ mv6.1.41.
PROPOSALS lOR SMALL ARMS
FOB TUE UNITED SCATE3 szavrec.
ORDNANCE OFFICE,
Washington, D. C , April 29, 1962.
PROPOSALS will be received by this i , epartment until
6 P. M. on the evening of the I.,th of May. Ilea, for
manufacturing, in the United Stales fur the,Governunint,
within oam year from loss dafo; the folloWing tiari9Oricm
Of WIMP, ViZ:
Ppringili-Id Billed Muskets, model 1105.
Harper's Ferry Rifler ' with sword bayonets and steel
scabbards, modellB66.
rtroectolowfmt; carbines, for cavalry'.
lievolyer Pistols, army size.
Sabres for light cavalry.
Rom commissioned Officers' Swords, steel scabbards
Musician' Swords,
Meal Vcatturth, Jur 1111.1 muhkee bayonets.
Proposals old state—
For muskets and rifles, the price for 20,000 of either.
aim the reduction prepoee4, per gun, for each additional
10,000 to 20,(00
For revolvers and carbines, the kind proposed, . and
A. pried, tor 5 000, and reduction., per pi.XOl or carbine,
for each additional 5.000 to 20,000
For sabres, swords, and scabbards, the price of each
of the preccricee patterns to the number of 5,000 each,
and also For each additional 5,000 to kO,OOO.
All the lire- ulna are to be furnished with the regular
appendages, The rifled metiers are to oe in all respecte
identicul with that manufactured at the U. 8. Armory,
Springfield, illaseachoeetts, anti are to interchange with
it, and with each ether, in all their parts. Each or the
other kinds of tire•arme man also interchange with one
swamp in the rates ntanuur.
he materials for these arms must be of the very beat
quality, and no malleable iron p•rre will he allowed to be
used. All the at tinter , must be subject to the inspection
prescribed by the Ordnance Regulations, and must be
boxed, ready for transportation, at the expense of the
contractors, in such manner as may be directed. In
epectione will be made at the factories in lots of not less
than 1,000 each.
Proposals will state the name of the establishmeut
making the off, r, the number and date of this first
every, and rate of delivery monthly thereafter. Failure
to make a. delivery at a wadded CMII2, or any attempt to
introduce malleable iron or other inferior material into
the wort, will subject the whole number of arms con
tracted for to forfeiture, at the option of the Department.
The Depariment reserves t, itself the right to reject
my cotafhlor none made through any agent,
brof et - , or party, other than the regular manurmiturers.
Proposals will be addressed as follows:"General J.
W. 111PLICY, Chief of Ordnance, Washington, D. C. ;"
and will be endorsed "Proposals for Muskets," or rifles,
sabres, &c., as the case may he. myl thaktuit
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
JL THE PAPER FOG THE PUBLIC; PRINTING
OFFICN SUFBRIXT,ENDKNT PUBLIC PRINTING.
mshiugton, Any 1, lik6l
IN PURSUANCE of the provisions of the Seventh
suction of the .• Joint Resolution in relation to the Pub
lic Printing." approved June 23. 1860, SEALED PRO
POSALS will be received at this office until TU hl:sDik Y,
the let day of July, 1862. at 16 oleloek 111., for furaiabing
the paper that may be required for the public printing for
one year, commencing on the let day of December, 1862,
and ending en the 30th day of November, 1863.
The tub.itintd Hat specidea, as nearly as can be aloe:-
tained. the quantity of each hind of paper that will be
required
30,0P0 reams flue printing paper, tmealsodered, to mea
sure 24 by 38 inches, and to weigh fifty pagoda C.) the
r..md 500 sleets.
cuss 2.
DM° Tema fins printing Dupers colendorea to marmot°
24 by AS Webs% and to weigh fifty fix pounds to the ream
of 000 sheets,
[Agreeahly to the provisions of the joint retolution
aforesaid, samples of the character and quality of the
parer required ter the above ...lease. will be furnished to
applicants therefor. This paper is to be put up in quires
of twenty -fire sheets each, and in bundles of two reams
each each ream to contain 500 perfect sheets. Uniformity
in color, thicketed, and weight wilt be required j and no
bundle (ex...give pc verapporF) varying over or under
five per cent. from the standard weight will be received,
and the gross weight will in all cases be required. Hik
ing of various thicknesses in the same tomille'to make up
the weight will be considered a violation of the contract.]
EWE
400 reams superfine pritting paper '
bard-sized and
super•calendered, to measure 24 by 32 inches, and to
weigh fifty pounds to the ream of 500 sheets.
_ .
2,000 regal, 011Perfine a•ap paisg, sized and calenclersd,
of such eizes as may required, corresponding in weight
wiib paper mei/fairing 19 by 24 Inches, and weighing
twenty pounds per ream of 480 sheets.
SOO reams superfine plate paper (caloodnrod or On
culenclered, as may be required), 19 by ?A inches, and of
hull weight prr trim tio may De required.
CLASS EL
1. 1,800 reams quarto•post writing paper, 10 by 16 inches
2. 2,000 do. cap do. nby 16% do.
3. 100 do. dewy do. 16 br 20% do.
4. 1,000 do. folio-Yost do. 17 by 21 do_
5. 100 do. medium do. 18 by 9.3 do.
0. 50 do. royal do. 19 by 24 do.
7. 50 do. super royal do. 20 by 28 d 7.
8. 60 do. imp. rial do. 22% by 31 do.
109 do, double cap do, 16 by 20
4LA66 T.
1. 6,000 reams writing paper, 16 by 26 inches, to weigh
- twenty-three poum a per ream.
2. 3,100 reams writing paper, 18 by 26 inches, to weigh
twenty-six pounds per ream.
3. 100 reams writing paper, 18 by 22 Mabee, to weigh
twenty.four pounds per ream.
4. 340 reams wilting paper, 18 by 18 inches, lo weigh
twenty two pounds le cream.
5. 400 reams writing paper, 12 by 18 inches, to weigh
twelve aoUuds p , er ream,
COMM U!'"Wil e l g ° Ara 7- 5 1 4 a ga on.o°ll7 d. n o v
wire.. The, e.... be mass of the nest materials, free
from adulteration, finished in the beet manner, cut to a
true edge, and securely and aubstantially enveloped. The
papers in class 6 are to be white of Inue, b itt flat, co of
snob weigtne a,. may be required by this office. Those lit
cla,ses 3,4, 5, and 7 are to be white, and of the sizes and
weights specified in the schedule.
The right is reserved of ordering a greater or less quan
tity of' each and every kind contracted for in all rile classes,
to be furniebed et eucb dime and in euchonentitiee le the
public service may require.
Eeath class Will be coneidered separately, and be 'ab
ject to a separate contract; but bidders may offer for one
or mere of the classes in the same proposal.
No proposale will be considered unless accompanied by
the enerentee il.at the Milder or hie or their
proposal stall be accepted, will enter into an ooligation,
with good and sufficient sureties, to furnish the articles
proposed. Blank torms for proposals will be furnished
at this office, and none will ne taken into consideration
unless tubstantially agreeing therewith.
All the paper in the several classes must be delivered
at the Government Printing office, in Washington city,
(except that in class 7, which must be delivered at Bie
fain, in the State of New York,) in good order, free of all
and every extra charge or expense, and subject to the in
spection_ count, weight, and Iii.OHL-Ulbiabitt of the Roper
intendant, and be in all respects tailefaciorr.
Bidders are required to furnish, with their proposals,
samples of not lees than one quire of each of the kinds of
Paper bid for, and upon which their proposals may be
Needs except in elaseee 1 and 2. The euccatefut bidden
sill be requirsd rigidly to conform to their samples.
Proposals will be addressed to 1, JOHN D DEFHEKS, So
p, rintendent of the Public Printing, Washington," and
en , orsed Proposals for Supplying Pap• r." nevi-that
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
NATIVE WINES.
STRICTLY PURE JUICE OF THE GRAPE—THE
MOST DELICIOUS, RICH, AND FRUITY
WINES EVER OFFERED TO
THE PORLIC.
AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT JUST RECEIVED.
ALBERT C. ROBERTS.
DEALER IN FINE osoonam,
sp26-tt CORNER ELEVENTH AND VINE STS
flltosll M. MIK WELdia eta.
N.l WWII PICKLES and SAUCES, constantly received
RHODES & WI6LIAMS,
107 South WATER Street.
CHEAP BUTTER 1 . CHEAP BUT ,
TER I only 12 ctn. per pound, at No. Sl2 SPRING
GARDEN Street. mk26-tt
NUTS. -20 BALES LANGUE DOC
ALMONDS: 2f bales RICILY ALMONDS i
bags New African PE 4114 UTSI 1 just received and for sale
by hHODES & WILLIAMS,
mY43 107 South WATER Street.
LEAF LARD. 79 tierces prima kat
-1.41 ge-rendered Leaf Lard, ter sale by
0.0. BADLEB & 00.,
mh2o.tf 108 ARCH Street, 2d door above Front
E, BBLS. GOOD COOKING BUT.
for Bale very cheap at No. 612 SPRING CAM
DEN Street. mh.215.11
CEESE.-150 boxes fine _Herkimer
4911107 41.49 m, 19r 1149:7 4,,
eamaii,
Qv
mb2o-1: 103 ABOH Street, 2il door above Flat
VERY CHOICE WHITE RYE
FLOUS. only 2)1( do. por pound. it No. 512
tiaßlinirf Otreet. m0h35.11
CANDLES. Chemical Sperm Candles,
for sale by JAMUL% CHle & LAVBEIGNB 7 209
sgid 204 South FRONT Street" mblf
VI NEGA R—French White Wine
Vinegar, for sale by
JAUBJETOICS & LAVZII.ONII I ,
mhl6 Nee. 202 and 204 South FRONT Street.
QARDINES.—A very superior broad
for sslo by CHARLIE 8. OARSTAIIIB,
sp2 126 WALNUT and 21 GRANITIC Street.
MESS PORK.-250 bblp Me Pork )
for sale by 0. 0. BADLER &
mb2o-tf 108 ARCH Street, 2d door above Front.
IF YOU WANT GOOD POUND
MITTAR, f se .SVlV*iets• T .0 . 0. 813 SPBI 00
GARDEN Street. uth2s-tf
SALT. -2,000 sacks Ground Alum
saw ; 21,000 bushels do , do., do. 4,000 bushels
do., 1,. .4 - ore and for sato MVAPIIie
KOONS, No. 146 NORTH WHARVES. myl
'WEBB ROLL BUTTER, BOGS, &0.,
received dolly ei Z. GIOTTWALIV. No, tll2
airoalre OABDNIf amt. mblib-tf
HOTELS-
pLir TON B OUSE, NIAGARA
FALLS, (Canada side.) —This first-class Hotel,
fronting the American and * Horse-Shoe Falls, will open
for the season on THUM:SIM Y, the 15th instant. Parties
wishing board by the week can be accommodated wig'
csittsgro, or towns in the house, on meat 14 tostiaL
TkiliOlß. Ozunibuste meet all trains at Suspensi on
Bridge Btation. Fare to HMO% including bridge tall
and baggage, only 25 cents,
JOPLIN & DUNKLEB, Proprktom.
sh. e . r . PAL. td,r ii 1,00, wrg-4
QTEVENS HOUSE,
LI (LATE DELAIONICOII,)
26 BROADWAY,
NEW. YORK.
Five minutes' walk from Fall River boat landing,
Chambers street, and foot of Cortland street.
ORO. W_ BTRPRRNA, Droplets&
A OARD.--THE UNDERSIGNED,
IL - i trte of the °HURD HOUSE, Philedelehia, hay
Ineed, for a term of JOWL WILLABDIS HOTEL, It
WeehMaori. They take We ocoaelon to return to tbili
id frieade and madmen nom Menke far part Mere
end beg to aware thew that they will be most hen t
tee them in their new waisten.
Mira, L l BARWiciii a 01,
Wauziewsia, inty 16 1 Ott. •nail-ir
INSURANCE COMPANIES
nEIA.A.WAIt.E MUTUAL SAFItITY
TRITTRANCE 0011'reiNi
LAWIWO - RATKO BT TIM TiFiTMATII - 1115 yr
ZENNSYLVANIA. mak
unricE s. E. CORNER THIRD AND WAI.4STIT
STBRICTB. PHILADELPHIA,
MABIZIE INBUSANQR
UN Y/r43151iL15,
CARGO,'Do a ports the World.
FREIGHT,
MLA.. ID INBLIC‘NOSit
ttg 00063, Ity Biwa, ['male, ltkro, and TAM Carriages
to all partu of the Union.
FIRE IN Sis itelttiEB
On Nerchandine generally.
On Strxe.,
ASSETS OF TILE COUP - SU/ t ZivV, 10,1,
PAIL. 0007.
4/00,000 United States Five net- cent. Loan. 2174.266 00
50,000 bruited Steies Six per oent. Tree
sury Notes 40,006 /ff
26,000 United State. Seven and Three
tax orat. Tronoury Notts 16.000 GO
100,000 15tats of ?twiny'voids Five per
cent. Loan • 50,581 25
128,050 Philadelphia City Six per cent.
Loan. 119,435 17
50,000 State of Tennessee Five per neut.
LoMt. 5 56
10,000 Pennsylvania Railroad. Ist Mort
gage Six per cunt. Bonds.
110,000 Pennsylvania Railroad, 2d Mort.
gays Six per Gent. Bonds 44,12/3 411
16,090 109 Shams Mock Oormotutown fita
Company, principal and 'moron
guarantied by the City of Phi.
ledelphia 14,557 60
5,000 100 Shares Stuck Penusylvsnia
4411r9w1 Voiripiny 6,000 00
bills resolvable Tor tlisnranoon Ulnae, ... 00,710 OT
Bonds and Mortgages 75,000 00
Beal Estate 111,8 N 911
Balances duo at Agencies—Premiums on
Marine Policies, int...meet, and other
Debts due the Company
Scrip and Stosk of sundry Insurance and
other Companies, 811,843—estimated va
tae
Osab on hand—in Banks ...
In Drawer..
MOBS.
limn:lel E. Stokes,
J. F. PonistOn,
Henry Sloan,
Edward Darlington,
H. Jones Brooke,
Spencer kr Eyelike,
Thomas U. Hand,
Robert Burton,
Janet, P. Jones,
JaMOS R. McFarland,
Joshua P. Eyre,
John B. Semple, Pittabnrig,
D. T. itlvrgen, Pittehirm
A. B. Berger, Pittsburg.
MABTIN, President.
7. HAND, Vice Preeident
wetary. itil4-tt
William Martin,
Edmund A. /louder,
Theophilue Paulding,
John E. Penrose,
John C. Davis,
dames Trannair,
William Eyre, Jr.,
J en.e.
William C. Ludwig,
Joseph li. Peal,
Dr. R. K. Huston,
George G. Leiper,
Hugh Craig;
Charles Kelly,
WILLIAM
THOMAS 0,
HFNBF VirbBURN. Sec
T HE BELIAN Obi
MUTUAL INBUSANUI OOMPANY,
OF PHILAMILPIIA,
ONFION. No. 806 WALNUT STBNIIT,
law! l!gi4loi 1t...401f 4# PAMAQX IBY FIBM I us
Flosses, Mores, end ottior Ilirdtoa
or perpetual, and on Fumigate,
Goods, Wares, and Mer
chandise, In town or
oonnwr.
CASH CA _ - . 231,11 i. i I . NMI _ T,1612,04,
Which is invested ea follows, yin t
In Aret mortgage on pity property, worth
double the amount 0100,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Oo.'e Byer sent. liret
Lamm@ loans al ma 5,900 90
remaylvanis liailroubil 0 NT PIA le.
. .
coed mortgage loan, (630,000) 17,000 00
Rmitingdon and Broad Top Railroad anti
Canal Co.'s mortgage loan 6,000 00
Oruro ad rent, first-class ir 402 50
„Wisteria loam! well emoted 2,600 00
Oily of Philadelphia 4 per cent loan 80,000 00
Allegheny County 6 per cent. Pa. BR. loan. 10,000 00
Commercial Bank stock 6,116 01
Mechanics' Bank [deck 3,812 60
eaunnyl v a n I f . Railroad Co.'s stook, „ ".. ~,, 4,000 9c The Reliance litmus' Insurance Ctn.'s stock. ao,aw ola
The County Fire Insurante Co.'s stock 1,060 00
The Deieware M. 8. Insurance 013.'e eteci.. 700 00
Union Mutual Insurance Cfe.'e ecilp 880 00
Bills receivable 14,802 14
Remete. marred intereet; Re -'3 74104 OS
Clu henand 11.aika al
The Mutual principle, comblawl with the security of
Block Capital, eatithe the fumed to phrttolpale ht the
twirls of the Company, without ifailllPj for lereialoll.
Lessee promptly adjusted and paid.
DIBROTOBB.
llamas! Mayhem,
Robert Steen,
Musser,
Benj. W. Timgioy,
Marshall Hill,
J. Johnson Brown.
Jacob T. Buntitap
Simith Bowen,
John Bissell, Ptttehars.
TUMMY, Provident..
Mom Tingley,
William BL Thomism,
Frederick Brown,
William Stovonoon,
John B. Worrell,
Z. L. Carson,
Hobert TOMill
M. P. Boaengartoo,
Charles B. Wood,
Jame! O. Woodward,
B. m. HIZOKILIIII, deoretahry
February 16. 1561.
EXCHANGE INBURA.NON 00M
PANY—Office, Ns. 409 WALNUT Street.
Are Insurance on Holism And Merchandise ganarialy,
Wi Womble tqrPv, ,Per Limiteo or Porpotuni.
ro:974kricinsi,
Thomas Marsh,
Maria! Thompson,
James T. lisle,
Joshua T. Oxen,
JOllll J, (hint&
AH BONSALL, PresittlML
61NNODU, Yips Pe
iall
Jeremiah Bonsai,
John Q. Ginßodo,
Edward D. Robert,
hamnel D. Smedley,
MINA IDA .
JEBEILI
JOHN Q
ItzOitato 001, Seeman'
.TNBURANCE COIVIVAINTY OB Ting
sTATK OF PENNSYLVANIA—OFFICE Noe.
end 6 EXCHANGE BUILDINGS, North side of WAIL.
NUT Street, between DOPE and THIRD Streets, Phila
delphia.
1616011PORATVD In 17114-01LiETIES PERPITUAL.
CAPITAL, 16200,000.
PROPERTIES OF THE COMPANY, FEBRUARY
1, MEL $507,044.81.
VIALUSIN, FIRE, AND
IN EW IN .
LAND TRANRPOBTA-
TION ILANON
Dterarons.
u•Dry D. assaTem ; ge......i Omni, Jr.,
4.3harles Macalestee, Tobias Wagner,
William B. Smith, Thomas B. Wattaon,
Salm B. Austin, Henry G. 'Framed,
William B. Whits, Oharl4, E. 1..46,
George H. Stuart, George 0. Gerson,
Edward G. Knight.
HENRY D. SUEEBEBD, Preedderii.
wNno..• UK HAkele. Secretary. irigi-Ir
THE ENTEEPEND
IGKITE.ABOR OOMPANY OP PHILADHLPHIEL
(FLEX INEWHANOP IiXOLUSIVILY.)
UOMPANY'S BUILDING, B. W. 00INIIN VOMIT,
AND WALNUT STBENTS.
DIBBOTOBS.
r . Ratchford Edam, Kordiaml L. DaMogi,
William McKee, Gee. H. Stuart,
Mai. Pri'lak, Joh. EL Browny
John M. Atwood, B. A. Paluitatoak,
Beni T. Trodiok, Andrew D. Owda,
Henry Wharton, J. L. Brringer.
F. RA.TORFORD STARS, Pluckiest&
ONAZLIIii Oou. Escrow/ talk
'IRE INSURANCE.
,fIEOHANIOB' INSURANCE OIMPANY ON
PHILADELPHIA, No. 188 North lit/XTLI Street, beloW
llacet Insureßuit' l 4 l P7 l 4994 , l7 Nirctionalee raft
rwltr,
roar, trot. Los, or Datoolgo oy Piro. /310 iimpannium.
rant, to adjust all Lamm promptly, and. thereby hays to
merit the man:auto of the public.
DIJIWTOILS.
William Morgan,
preeele Cooper
George L. Dougherty,
Jame Martin,
James Dumas,
Matthew McAleer,
73ernarl B..afteriT s
Thomas J. Eforophin,
Thomas Fisher,
Francis McManus,
SSA
RIBMAILD R
FIRE INSURANCE EXCLUSIVE-
L.Y.—The PENNSYLVANIA MEE INSURANt7I
COMPANY. Incorporated 1825. CHANTY& PBS
PETUAIt. N 0.610 WALNUT Street, opsoeits Indowed.
nee !Wien.
Thlo Company, favorably known to the community for
thirty-six years, continual to insure against boas or Da
snags by Fire, on public or private Buildinga i either Per
Manny ar fore limiti4 glut, Alit% lin Fumanti,
Pada Of 900 Or i 39 clicASiM . almtetnUY, on Mond
Their Capital, together with • large Surplus /and, to
invested in the meet careful cameo., which enabler them
to offer lo the tutored so undoubted security in the asp
vt keee
T031.1101 . 01in.
Jonathan Patterson, Thome/ iloblay
Quinlin Campbell, Daniel Smith, Sr,
Alexander Benson, John Devereux,
Wi Mo=leilae, ivla.mee
Law Hamtaboret,
JONATHAN
WILLIAM G. 010WILL4
A NTHRAOITE INSURANCE
11
CONTANT. Capital 1400,030 .
OHABTZB REII,I4ITUAL.I
Mae No. 311 WALNUT Ms* between Third and
Fourth Streets, Philadelphia.
This (lemming wM lumps Thllllt lode or damns nY
VIM on Mnildhial, Janitors, and Merchandise PIM-
Also, Wartime Insurances on FANNIN, Cargos*, awl
Freights . Inland Insoraaea a all parts or the Union
DIRZOTOIIB
Davis
Peter Sieger,
J. E. Baron.
Wm. F. Dean,
Jobe Ketcham
rem 10H111, Added.
r. DRAMs Woe Preemie&
sea-11
Wu faker,
D. Lather,
Lewis Andenried,
John B. Blakietoa,
Joseph ktantiota,
WILL
W. M. awn, Secrets:7.
MERICAN FIRE INSURANCE
An. COMPANY. Ineorlonald 11110 °HAMM
PIRPMTuAL. N 0.310 WALNUT BMW, Om Thril l
Philadelphia.
Having a largo paid-op Capital Stook and Bursdas, In
vested in mound and available Banbridge, continues to
insure on Dwellings, Storm, furniture, bierobandise, TM
rem in port end their Owireno, mad *tikes Porwmal fze-
FertY. All Losses liberally
DIBB w
OTOIIB. ad promptly adjuStai.
Thomas B. Maria, James B. Ossapbell,
John Webb, Edmund G. Dumb,
Bawd O. Morton, Markle W. Poulton,
Patrick Brady, Waal BOWS.
John T. Lewis,
THOM.
A,l,llllff 0. L. Otawrom
AS B. MARA President.
Ownlses. re2l-111
BUSINESS NOTICES.
IeEPDR. FINE, PRACTICAL DEN
TIEIT for 18 years, No. 219 'VINE Street, above
Second, Emmorim Lho most boorgilflal Tat& of the A4O,
mounted on Hue Gold, Matins, Saver, Vulcanite, Co
ralite, Amber, so., at prices more reasonable for neat
and substantial work than any Dentist in this city_
Teeth Plugged to lest for life. No pain In extracting
Tooth. .a.-tlitoi.l Tooth repel= 0,1 to ...IL N. pay mall
sationed ell is right. Reference, best families. fe2l-8n
J_ (ALIN WEISE., Practical SLATE,
el ROOFER, THIRD Street and ORBMANTOWN
Road, II preparod to put ou any amount of ROOTING,
on the molt MODZBATE TEEM& Will guaranty to
make every Building perfectly Water-tight.
Mr Orders promptly attended to
lOTINA ROORING
MANUFACTURED HY TR&
UNITED STATES BIOTIN A ROOFING COMPANY,
No. 9 GORR BLOCK,
61tnr.44 nod Y.ITTg aura, Roston ! Mason
Thie Portable Roofing is the only article ever offered
to the public which is ready prepared to go ou the roof
without any finishing operation. It is lisrla„ handsome,
and easily applied. and can be middy and cheaply trans
ported to any park of tiw, w o rld. It will hot Lott! ep
discolor water running over, or lying on it, and is in all
respects, a very desirable article. Oil con-con ducting
Properties adapt it especially to covering manufactories
of rations Muds : and it is confidently offered to the
noltdio alter a tw.t of four yearil In All VAkleillpi a Almada
and temperature, for covering all kinds of roots, fiat or
pitched, together with cars. eteamboate, &c.
It is both cheap and durable. Agents wanted, to
whom liberal indncementti are offered. Send for sample,
eirceler, A s ., ...hi s mu-64114re. to it U. S. ROCIPINII
CO., No. A OORIC DLO, K. Roston , t ap24-3m
20 CWT. CHOICE WHITE RYE
FL01:19,, prod received and for sale et No. 819
dPBiDiG ci&sunai sweet.
eati,oco 00
48,10. VT
fib
HT 41
pion's , a,
1181.7.142 iloa
Robert lianigan,
Micheal bledec,y,
Edward McGovern,
Thomas B. McOormlok,
John Bromley,
Francis falls,
daseady,
Bernard H. lialmemans,
'Monica Glare,
Michael Cahill.
018 000PMB, Preddan¢.
A. l / 4 1 . 4.7'ri‘A
TOHN 13. MYERS & CO., AUCTION
!, xrBo, nno, 242 ma IttiIUEST Owed.
SALE OF rts.y Gooiest).
TIJIS MORNINO,
May 8, or, fon, nronfhx• credo.-
600 garlaage. Hritixt h Pronco, and morir.
TA TILT! AND 1 , 60 ft
Al o. 0.1 l Itivg,ictt of t,bin +tar ponknt cutlery 16 tto
ate-moors ? la. Kull nn u Klock of dry ipmeg,
====
hold B owe or vrirti, tiro mcln, Mama ph - ill.
otritim, Vel.etzulu, and Pot carpeto, canton, and cocoa
I/Aft-lugs, &C.
ON FRIDAY MORNING,
Ma) 9tii, at 1 o'clock ;1. , cbely, by catalogue, un a cro
ak yl 1 . .. ur u uni het co.l,...cin t z A general a...oriam,ai,
v. bit It v.tit to open Kr exLttilutaioti, with catalogue., on.
the tournbug of talc.
SALLY' OW CLO
UN IicH.;DAY
may 9, on four moonier croon.
Bale of city-made 014;0110g, for spring and summer
wear.
LARGE rObITIVE WALE f)t , BOOT!. etIVE3,
Tit A411(.1.1PL0 14A0g, PM AM GOODS. he.
. ON TURSDAY MORNING.
- .
„ .
May 12tli. at 10 ,'dock by catalogue, On four
crtdit. 1500 I:A,:lumen boobs, eboes, brogaue, tra
vellitip, tag,,, etraw geo,ll, embracing a prime ged
frea , Of irnl•CltitC GIL) 111111 Mister!, ro*lli
-3-9ctwv, whivb Will be open for examination early 012 1110
morning of male.
FURNESS, BRINLEY, 4 00.,
cal 011/11.11111:1T STREIT_
LAM M! SA LE OF FltiGNI.)ll DRY GOODS
OF 'THE IMPOBTATION OF' M Bus , WEAK BiBD
. _
is DUTTON.
On four moths' credit.
ON Pllint4 mrinma,
May 0, at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, on four months'
credit, consisting of—
is pcs Lupins 0 407.4 fine black drop irete.
150 Feb pointed jaconeta, manufacture of Steinbach,
Erechlin &
ipc6 bareq,,, tauglake.
30 pcs 4-447.8 4 olale mograeldques
190 pce 44 4 etii-4 rich broche figured barege heonani.
25 6 Ina *44-cache CreBEo de capuft.
160 peg reeuy,ehee eoie
Votif,P l,outon Kintod
repro 4 4 pint* pinto.
cadre Our to extra hue bhuslayas and lairollas.
meg 30-inch guild Chace git gttuta.
300 rich Patio priuttd thibat shawls, stella, and other
Oly
ft 66, black ping da rlh ng. talikaa, and faneY Aka.
AliO, uN FRIDAY MORNING,
Nay 9, on four mouths' credit--
600 CARTONS BONNET RIBBONS,
Of the choicest Kt tee and «plum and all tide EIBBAOLI'S
in.ltortation.
Conbliiug
6ho cartons lion. 12040 extra rich brach° figured,
plain chew, crochote, cannel°, groi grain pinta de sole
bonnet ribbons
Fuli lives Nos. 4, 5. and 6 corded edge ribbons.
do do 72 to 471 extra heavy cord edge do.
do do plaid cot, ed edge white and Mack 00,
Mee, all assortment or coon colored ribbons.
N.B.—The above are all fresh goode, and of superior
quality. worthy the attention of the trade.
pANCOAST k WARNOOK, AUG
!PIONEERS, NO. 213 MARKET Sinaet.
LARGE PORTI.VB BALE OF 250 OASE3 snitew
O , (IP.S, by OstaieKne.
FaIIMY MOUNTS%
May 5, con - mei:Mug at 10 o'clock, precisely,
included voll be Intim!, vi 2—
BOls NETS.
A full and complete aseortment of fashionable amps
spLit-eiraw, Ilurence, and petal braid ? line Fehiluil
airaw, fancy Lair, nu@ CUilared: straw 601110:KS, for i 031114
and misers.
FANCY HATS
Ladies', miatien', and cbildren'a fancy hats, of most
faeb innable alnipos.
MENST HATA
Mena' and boys' palm, milldam, malacca, Benet hats,
and fancy ham.
1100 P SKIRTS.
ON FRIDAY,
At mmmencemoccement of @RIK tovoice of lallea'
exits-wade tap and lliillll6hd ilea bktt.i. 4,a,gity
ntdol
spring hoop. ikirta.
LYE STUFFS.
On Friday, at 12 o'clock, noon. A large lot of dye
stuffs, suitable for manufacturers of woolen goods.
FITZPATIUM
aNXis Auctioneers, 601 0111ESTIS1TT tit., above Sizi.b.
endid colleotion of over 500 beateiful apecimeria.
A 146. ail of 811,ey gouda, oik THIS (Thuraday)
1110MNING, May f 3, at 10 o'clock.
BALES EVERY EVENING,
At 7.4 o'clock. et the etore, 604 Cheetnut street of all
Coneigumouts solicited.
ent-door lodes promptly attended to.
NEIV YORK.
DANIEL H. BURDETT, AUCTIONEER.
BY BURDETT, JONES, Sc CO.,
STORE 109 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
ntl.O.s.V—May
At 12 o'clock, at Wall-street salesroom,
Corner Front and Wall streets.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT SALE.
By order and under the direction of HIRAM BARNEY,
eclivetor 91 019 Port
SALT OF SEA LsL A ;ILP GOTTVL,L
000 bales superior Foa Island Cotton, choice branch, all
in perfect merchantable order.
ALSO, GULF COTTON, . .
114 balm Gulf Cotton, in prime order. The Sea II land
cotton may be examined in the bales at the Atlantic
Dock More it o. 04; and the sample)] may be examined by
catalogues on and after Tueeday, May 6th, at the Wall
etrest salesitom, where the male will take place by
samples.
Tbv 9,_ulf Cotton coo in mu In Ingo at No, 4 Stono
otrett, roly Tom.
MEDICINAL.
T ARRANT' S
EFFERVESCENT
SELTZER APERIENT.
VMS valuable and popular Medicine has universally re
ceived
th• must hi:ow:4de recommendations of the
DlanicsL PROFESSIoN and the Public as the
most EMFICIaNT AND AGIL6EABI.7/
SALINE APERIENT.
It may be used with the boat effect in
Bilious and Febrile Diseases, Costiveness, Sink
Headache, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Indiges
tion, Acidity of the Stomach, Torpidity
of tho Liver Gout Illeumaile
Affections, Gravel, Piles,
AND ALL COMPLAINTS WHERE
A GENTLE AND COOLING Apsittitsfr OR PUB
ci4IIII.F,
It is particularly adapted to the wants of Travellers
by Sea and Land, Residents in Rot Climates, Persons or
Sedentary Habits, Invalids, and Convalescents; Captains
of Vessels and Pli.ntere will find it v valuable addition to
their Medicine Chests.
It is in the form of a Powder, carefully put up In bottles
to keep in any climate, and merely requires
water poured upon it to produce a de
lightful effervescing beverage.
Numerous testimonials, from professional and other
g antlantest of the, hi g hest standing throughout Aka cocin
try, and its steadily iuereasiog popularity for a eerie,'
of years, strongly' guaranty its efficacy and valuable
character, and commend it to the favorable notice of an
intelligent public.
taanufactured etly by
TARRANT & CO.,
No. 278 GREENWIOR Street, corner Warren et.
NEW YORK,
ap2l•ly And for onto by Druggian genornily.
TONDERF UL SCIENTIFIC DIS-
V T uovtiay OF PROF. C H. BOLLES, 1220
WALNUT kTRENT, /131/41DELPLI/A.
_
uzar U 1 roLlAiwrz.u , veaucrutair.
The difference between fact and fiction, of permanently
curing the sick and suffering of their diseases, or adver
tising to cure and sh.owiug but little or no evidence of
cures, can be wull appreciated by the anxious inquirers
after health, by attentively reading the following eynop-
Ede of certflcates from the most reliable gentlemen in
Philadelphia, who were permanently cured by Prof.
BOLLES, 1010 WALNUT street, and after they had been
given up as incurable by the most eminent medical men
of this city
Judah Levy, Bronchial Consumption, ON South Front
street. . .
Edward T. Evans, preacher of the M. E. Church, Dys
pepsia of long standing, Laryngitis and Lumbago, /Oa
titrwt,
glusander Ads4re, Intlammatery Dltonmatiem, Lum
bago, long standing,l3l2 3avery street, Eighteenth ward,
Kensington.
Winiom Shaine, Paralysis of the lower limbs,
(Paraplegy„) and Epilepsy, 110 ciouth Twentieth street
J. J. 142•110 Lary-again, Tlyspepels, L a mha g e , no
y, ,
Market street.
. .
Thomas Owens, Congeetion of the Brain and severe
Bernori hage of the Lunge and Diabetic, American Hotel,
Philadelphia.
61119.ribt. L. ion.. ? fTrepersia. and 1.01213.166512
street.
James Nugent, Deafness for six years, and ringing and
roaring in the head, Fifteenth and Bedford streets.
George G. Presoarry, Chronic Bronchitis and Catarrh,
formerly proortetek , or thg Gitai‘d HOLM.
Thomas Herron, severe Diabstis, Rose Mink West Phi
ladelphia.
George Grant, Rheumatic Gout, long standing, 838
Market street.
11, T. De Silver, Chronic Neuralgia and Inflammatory
Ittleumationi, /TOO Cheetont street,
D. H. Carmicb, Chronic I/Tenons% and Inflammation
of the Kidneys, Cheatnnt and Fortieth streets.
link& Harrold, Bronchitis and Disease of the Kidneys,
49 eolith Third street.
. . .
P. id, Teeker, Chronic Dyspepsia; and Kidney Dies
miso, 1022 South Fifth street.
James P. Groves, Di. D.,long standing and severe Lum
bago, 216 Pine Street.
'Edward McMahon, Consumption, 1227 Front street.
Stanford Stillwell, Cengeationof the Brain and Chronic
byapepala, 1154 d Yaltuer
Charles D. CUelThey, Pdralysts of the lower limbs
(Paraplegy) and llyopepaia, Western Hotel.
J. Ricket, Chronic Bronchitis, Constipation and Con
gestion of the Brain, 518 thillowhill street.
Caleb Lamb. Bronchial Consumption of five Years
standing, 14.35 Chestnut street.
Rev. J. Mallory, A phords, Philadelphia.
M. M. Lanning, Nervous Prostration, Oadbttry
B,—ln addition to the above caves cnred, Prof. 0.
SOILED blur cured two thousand Chronic and &cute
COMB within lees than three years in Philadelphia, all of
which cases had resisted the treatment of the most emi
nent medical men.
Please take notice that Prof. B. does not advertise
any certificates of cures, except those cured in this
city.
Prof B. has established himself for life in this city,
and his success in treating the sick Is a sufficient guaran
tee that he claims nothing bat scientific tams In his dis
covery in the use of Electricity as a reliable therepeptic
agent.
N. B.—lt will be wellior 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 hauds of
thoee in this city claiming to treat diseases according to
his discovery. ' This caution MID seam severe on thole
using Slectriclty at hazard, but it Is the eavOrity of truth
and designed for the good of humanity.
Consultation Free. Siirliee advertisement in another
column.
PROM C. 11. BOLLES.
spill- if 1220 WALNUT Street. Philada.
Ilf, I - RS-
JAMES BETTS' CELEBRA
LLB_ TED SUPPORTERS FOR LAMES, and the
only ettpporture ceder eminent medical patronage. Le
lia, and phymieleas are respectfully requested to call only
on Mrs. Betts, at her residence, 1039 WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia n (to avoid counterfeits.) Thirty thousand
Invalids have been advised by their Virginians to nee her
MilliillooolL Thom only are genuine henries the United
States copyright, labels on the box, and eignattwee, and
al4on the liainiortere. with teadmonlale. wile-tuthett
LUTEN CAPSULES
OP
PURE COD-LIVER OIL.
The repugnance of most patients to 00D-LIVER
OIL, and the inability of many to take It at all, hes in
duced !aloof forms NI dieodoe for its adminidration
that are laminar to the Medical Prtneggion. somo Of
them answer In special teem, but more often the - vehicle
neutralises the usual Chet of the 011, proving Quite as
unpalatable and of lots therapeutic video. The repug
-111111001 ORM% Mho W loyallds, In‘Mood Dr Mogul of Mt
Oil, le entirely obviated by the nee of our VAPOULEn,
COD-LIVER OIL OARBULZB have been much neat
lately In Europe, the agporienoe there of the geotrre.
maul trorn their nee in both hospital col private practice,
RIM from It v Tmtwelly auggouto4 wlvontimoisi (woof,
getout to warrant our claiming the virtues we is TOI
them, reeling tuwared their use will result in besidt and
deserved favor. Prepared by
WYETH 8e BROTHER.
aks-ft 1414 1% eLNILIT knot, Bblladtilutf,
lIALItti ins' A ktkTior,„
M THOMAS hr., SONS,
AM a Nov. 1311 and 141 Enna' FOURTH Edrest
or PUBLIO BALM NEAL REITAT•A AND ATOM!
AT THio T,XONANGE ON TUESDAY&
REAL INSTATE AT PRIVATI BAIA
W, 4 nan9qlli;:if 91659 el wroth
inciumng livery description of city and °Quaky Pio
party. Printed lists may be had of the Auction Biers.
Wilig-13AY 13,
D
IPVIA iieo4vntths nimb Nag,
UHT sale on the mai of May, at the Bac ,Auaes wifi in
dude this following first-Main property. Cowllptians In
handbills. now reedy.
LAUGN AND VA LITABH CHESTNUT ST. vßo
wkwiN, t (1.1. 116050k , 1011 owl coss:11 I ,, sose. An
Excells ut ton 'none hos saints j '26 feet front, 236 feet in
&pas to 14asselooktri I t kelp alattute. sll4lolt may re
main On wortgogis
TIIN:1010.TTO SPRINGS AND FARM, Csintole
cosii,ty, e,4 woo with twit orniturc, liauorr, heroroi,
t. 111,13,8 ovumule, dtc ,10 o,in lUL relN-
C11111,T14 in hanOtalm blOl tntaloAuae. Sale dtraulute.
Crphane omrt bitie—Entee of Albert ut, Watarmata
derma.. (1 N DSO 11 g. BMW& RE
:DDT:WIN, :so Chohtnist street, west of dixtertailb
tinsel. Lilt SO fin Iffhtit.
SWIM Istale—A lEA ItLY GROUND ILEST of ES,
scented by a lot of- grouud iu redetul street.
Sante lstate —A Nall) G , uund Iteut of $l5O, ssoured
by a lota nlit,d FAIN 'owl.
Hume Minn, THBBB.ii I'DRY BRICIR I/WIGGLING;
Te CD ty, rt 0 1 ,11.1 avert, eumlt ul noruae.
Same Estate—"lWo IJUt P 3, N. B corner
Extetub Hutt Barth OH btl erts, Feet ward
Or plutra' Court earit.—)? actor. 01 p4rabaui MI clitll r
ecec,-.--THBBBrEITI? WY [JIMA D Wadi IN% N. N.
cin nu . r I IntUrtl and tiptucultrectx, butweuti ziooond and
Thild,
Orpluing' ennrt stale nr F?atattel Miller, dee%
—I3IONX. LW i• LLD G AtiU L T, ov.r Curt. 1..0,
Pprinial Tr.eulr lirol n pig.
OrphaLe' Court li+le—Entate of Jenae Cl Thouley,
ilee'd —NEAT DWEL LOG, Nu, 1213 wollh Third
etreet. elow Federal, hail g..., Ate ; and a neat three•
Fluty hut k tiwtllitat ih t in flax oo 3lny.dunnaing winaina.
r`ALL:b V Iltattl-1 REE-STMcli 00 FFIIIII
ROAMING RILL, milli darldnury, Warn engine, tlia.t
No 1217 limn Third Weny and a brick Moro and dlreil•
ing an 11111}lanta:hi nil Malan•.
Seth. Elate-- NKR T MODERN THREE-STORY
[tail K LW KLI.I NG, No. 1219 south Third btreet, hail
colat.i.i.uo34, ate , and a modern Iliree-eLIrY
brick dm! ILLO, .3.1 sa.tem.im g MT .1
SUPERIOR 605 p WOOD, PUNE'.
FOhTE 110INEN11111) RIRIUDIEON, FRE NULL
PLATE IS Oi, GAT KIJIAG TABLEi, ISItU.i-
SIT $, AND oTIIER V 1 tirEll3.
CAI ur Iwo (hitt ntunalug ut thtt A it.:tiati SUIPA.
COMVPINt., tuoidoot SOU lots of of I , xesti-lit tecott4-Ituid
ftrt.iturr. elermit roeww uud pl4OO. forte, rue. w,xxl mob) ,
,Icon, F, Koch plate mirrors, threuwalontb4gatrlletuhldt,
will, balls Hutt cuts, china aud glatldwate, btutitel4, nod
caw celtrt
no, rf.dy.
1961i41 at Noe. 119 and 141 South Fourth Street
-
15UPWRIOB FUItI , III.I.IIE, HOSICW9OD PIANO
FORTE, FENN - 11 PLATE 310tROKE, BRAAAII,O
TABLN, BAIiATELLE TAHL.N, BRUSSELS CAA
PETBi SEWING MACHINES, 5.!6.
TIIIH 11,1011NING,
At 9 o'clock, by et - auk - mei., at the Auction Store, au •
Fetter luttiture. oak (Alice fund tire, roaewoo•l piano
forte. fine French prate snittora. billiard tabk cornoi-t
tw•o bap.atelle tab!. P. t*fs ill:Wit 14 rtiteChiner 7 mftd9 !py
t•ivi h.r t e a6.3Qritwo{o of
catFete, Ate., removed to the store for convenience of
Sale in Union Place, Dine street.
DAIiDSOME FORM VIM, ArnilitniSi ZOOS
CA.:3l5r, T.% P NnTYY GARrF.L3,
ON FUIDAY MORNING,
9th inst., at JO o'clock, by catalugue, at No. 1524 Pine
street, the hatidtunie parlor !immure, superior dining
loom and chamber furniture, French-plate mantel and
btlEli thiPfoa, nun kainxiiry cn.rrtn,
BM*, &e.
NET May be examined at 8 o'clock on the morning of
sale
dmipiorat r'r 'ale - 11114h nttcol, above Brown,
MULE 5, (MISTS,
11,-111NRo5, SC,
ON SATLYR 1).1 Y MORNING,
Iday 10, at 10 o'cleck, in Ninth street, above Brown
hil .4, by older of lho suindobtratore of Jdho W i °gap,
deCrared, tWOll o f§elb AIBIC, fdlillif Cbrriape, three cart*
ilonbie nue tangle barne,n, cart Mimosa, mbovele, &o.
Also, fire• proof bate. office furniture, ri:c.
sm;=:E=
FINGER'S SE IV DIG D 1 AUtl I NICS, 'C 113 LES. CIE 5.111.3,
FlERPRoilfir STORE FIXTER
O. SA 'l [ADA Y 111011E1NO,
10th inst., nt 12 o'clock, at N. dl3yi Aroh strset, 2 lis
Siegtes sevrilie, with tables attached, 125
CIALITF mat table, 4 patent presses, flag and pole, store,
store fixtures, 49,
Mee, bUPtOUr Ore•proor gigot, made by Farrel ts Ser.
Zings office furniture, deeke. &c.
SW" May be examb.td the clay pr. vioal to sale.
Sue No 3i North Sisteehth street
PUPS IT 11111:!, !kg. d‘o.
HUPfiltloll.
ON MONDAY MOILNINO
12th ink., at 10 o'clock, at , 0,11, rtitteetth, street, by
catalogue, the eutite furniture, o'lol.m-wood 7 octave
pianoforte, mace by Nt nein, & Schuyler, pair French.
plate mantle mirron, btuequia ettetete, Alb, the
kitchth furniture.
W May be examined at 8 o'clock on the morning 01
sale.
SALE OF MActinsp4cy f e y)) TQcl,5,
ON Tumbpix 111.011.3iltiti,
331 h inst , at 1O) o'clock at the southwest corner of
Fifteenth and Filbt rt btreete, will be alld without re
serve, a large assortment of machinery and tools, com
prising—
TArgti punching Wile&
prop pl eaeeo, eaurlb e, Wee, so
(Well adapted for canteens, mess pans. camp kettles, &c.)
Sir May be examined, by cataluaue, the day previous
to sale,
p MUT FORD at 00.,
Ruts, 625 biaIIKICT and 622 COMEINBOI Bid
OALE OF 1,000 CASKS BOOTS, SHOES, ARP
TIBOGANB,
THIS MORNING,
Nay 8, at 10 o'clock. precisely, wilt be sold, br
catalogue, 1,100 cased men's, boys', and yotths , call,
kip, and grain boots; calf and kip, brogans, Oon
greee gaiters, Welliugton's slippers, toe, am.; women's,
Woos', and children's calf, klp goat, kid, and mom=
hooks] boon,, shoes ! gallors, slippers, buskins, ,to,
Isel'lllo in sale will be found a large and deatrable
assortarem of first-slats ally-made goods.
ear
Goode open for exassMatlt.n, with catalogues,
early on the morning of sale.
SAL' OF MOO OA 31 BOOTS, SHIM, BBO•
GANB, ,T.O
ON MONDAY MORNING,
May 12, at 10 o'clock, procisoly, will be @old by cats•
loguo, 1,000 caeca mono', boys', and youths' calf, kip,
and lazia .; anti &ha
Oxford line, Walking sheep, Am.', women's, missals, and
chileren's calf, kip, goat, kid, and onammeled heeled
bcots and shoos, gaiters, slippers, Etc., including a large
aspnrito*ni of first-ciao, city made lowa
Sr Open for exeaninettior wit h
tc41.4919111,ffir 91
i~. morning f eaVo.
Ai r OBES NATHANS, AUCTIONEER
AND COMMISSION MERCHANT, southeast
corner of SIXTH end 'SACK Streets.
TARN NOTION,
The hlgheet poesible price le loaned on gods at adi.
team , Principal Estabiis knelt, xoutheast corner et
Bizth and 'lace atreete. At least one-third more than et
MY other establietunent kt tblß CRY
istATIYANS , REINCIPAL IitONNY 119TABLINE—
SIENT.
260,000 TO LOAN,
In lame or small amounts, from one dollar to thousand*,
on diamond*, sold and silver plateovatehat, ;oweir7 i
daryuandleot okothiney, /4E4E411 toodaing, "Wm», go*
goods of every description,
LOANS MADE A T THE LOWEST MARKET BAUM
This establishment has large fire and thief-woof raise,
for the safety of valuable goods, together with a pivot*
ESTADLISEMP FOR THE LAST SO TEAM. ,
ALL LARGE LuANS MADE •AT TEEI, TWO
"PRINCIPAL ESTABLISHMENT! ,
CHARGES GREATLY REDUCED
AT PEIVATE SALE.
One superior brilliant toned piano. forte, with. Mehra*
plate, soft and loud pedals. Price only $9O.
One very fine toned piano-forte, price only $5O.
AT rn/YATM 13ALI.Ng
AT LESS THAN HALF USUAL STCHCII PAWS*
GDM and eilver watches of every description, from Gee
dellar to one hundred dollars each, gold chains, fashion
able jewelry, diamond& &o.
ROBERT R. CORSON.
COAL DEALER
OFFICE, 133 WALNUT STREET,
BLOW WOAD;
PrtiLATIMLPIPiI.
T N. ROMMEL'S NEW LEHIGH
Iv a COAL WEARY', No. 959 DELAWARE Avenue,
99979 1.9n0.
TTAMPTON'S SPLENDID BPRING
B Mountain Lehigh NuL
Hampton's Splendid Stove Coal.
Rampotahlti Sigmalid Foe anal.
Ylttb—Solitheiat &Whet' FRONT andFOPIAR:
mi 8-32t*
C 0 A L.—Lehizh Locust Mountain,
„, Eagle Voin, and FlLiocory , or Dees .actoory, ..no lowa& n
W
prepared. M. H. 61111T18,
apl2.lm* 15t7 cALLowratz street-
COAL.—THE UNDERSIGNED
be g lowve to inform their Mid tliat
they have removed their Lit Mai 00A,L DS' POT treat
NOBLE-STREET WHARF, on the Delaware, to their
Yard, northwest corner of monTEI and WILLOW
f3treete, where they intend to keep the beet quality of
faunal GOAL, from tbn moot IoPPIATIMI miuff, 04 tb
WWONS Xuur. yatronege is wort's - MOW cranciAlf%
JON. WALTON A 00.,
. .
(Moe, 112 South SEOOND Street.
Yard. MONTE and WILLOW,. mbl-11
iLLI.IIb.
cc T
,UCIFER" OIL WORKS.
-A.J 100 Bbls. 6g Lucifer" Burning OH on hand.
Wu guarantee this oil to be non•eiDloalre, to burn all
the oil in the lamp with a eteedyi brilliant Mimeo withal'
crating the wick, and but slowly. Bbls. lined with
glass enamel. WRIGHT, SMITH, & PBABBALL.
Office 61.5 MASHIT Steed.
I BaltiaLb OAItDON 01.11,F01t
1.1 sale, in good barrels, suitable for shipping; and
to the trade, in small lota, at 415 00 51111151101 C Street.
11175-et*
t iAnttoN 011,1-100 bblo, Nato/Lt.
I— , Oil in store and for
WILLIAM M. WILSON,
Lrom MARKET Street.
Wirn - zaa vonar4%rt/813.
TMPORTANT!
_a. ALL ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS
Should be sent by ELSBNLENN IaIIPHKSS 801
UHESTNIIT They MANS Only HALF BATIK
and send daily to Bsltimore, Washington, rennet boa-
roe. and all other points occupied by our tromp. fe24.&00
AZ
TIES ADAMS EX
mr..man—:mvim. PEEN COMPANY, Moe RN
okmatviliu v Wtreet, rorweroe Paronle, Packages, Mar
.7handise, Bauk Note., mud bpocle, either by IN own.
pc! 9r to eepwwtion with other Ewes' Oompaqes,
Mi 0 9 l ow", mile. of OA. United
IL S. SANDFORD,
felt (Unwell anterintandent
PURE GEQAOI.4 iIitRQW BOOT,
10.111,
ph
The special attention Of ygoians and families is
called to the euperiorlty of this article. It is rapidly.
supplanting all other kinds, and all those who haze need
it girt U tbv roped degided pieforunco. The
Ulnae, Prom carEltiones.in tba bands of the MIIIINSINN
turer, .1361. HALLowas," willsbow the high palmed=
In which the Georgia Arrow Boot is held by those gen.
demon of the medical profession who hare fully ex...
mined it
eta One pout* 02 owns, or two pounds for 111,
Complete intnructione ateerePah) each I , ""ge' sh ° ll. "
lug how to make the most delicious articles for the table.
FOR BALI, WIIDLESALS AND IitICTALL,
T
'MEWS. 888 VIVO DEPH AND CiFiRAWATe DT9.1011
X. E. OUR. of IVITTH and CHESTNUT etreels,
PHILADELPHIA.
if I hays examined and premite4._ PPM ATI97 ii9Pte
mamiteetural by rot Ibillowort, of tit, MRl7'l4 Cieergia.
It has the best quality of that variety of fptcula I have
(rift with, being tuporior to any Bermuda, or other Ar.
row Boot I have sten.
o SA 61IIIL JA.ORSON, tit D.,
Uzliveraity v 1 PiMieStiliniii."
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