RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.
THR LATR Ray. lIR. tui i.111;;14 diTaOMlO, rata•
tuenturative of the life mat inborn of this eminent divine,
Will he thlivereft to•n:orrow averting, in the church
corner of Teifh and Fltbi.rt streets. by the lie,. Win. J.
A. Taylor. D. D. 'I his church w•au originally built for
Dr. lirtlimie, sod for twelve. yearn he Was It, pastor,
haring gathered a large hod iuftneatlal congresttlutt by
whom hie memory in lendetly ultoritthed, and nt whom,
reoment their present Inustor. the tier. Dr. Taylor, has
cousomed to &liver tits discourse to-morrow pruning.
°EMMA]. lifOet.gt.l.Ax's pcmitt order to suspend all
=Mary opaiations on the yard's day, that ho and his
min might enjoy ihs this in rest, is highly oommemied
by- tho religions Prase throughout the North.
Tae Giai6.lSAL AbSE3lllLlati 01 TAR ritgBRYTHRIAIS
entracit.—TAls Old Sub.,ol. Gesrnd Assembly nit at
Columbus, llts capital or 011ie, uu buriday, May 15th,
ill/l1 em up* Led with a Burumm by /L. 1% J. 0. 13144:41111,
D. D., (A Baltimore, from Orb. xi'. 28. lioT. C. C.
'firstly, D. D., I.L. D., or Steubenville; tram chosen
niodedetur, having 199 solos to 19 fur Dr. MacDonald,
of Priucetuu. Uf the opsultig sermon, (be correspondent
of Ilea Tribune says: • ,
.• Little need be etild, whom It is known that the rem
tend gentleman war chosen uusierator last ye tr, with
the expectation cf conctilating . the tiouDmro bretaren try
inducing thou to remain. It was; all adroit and success
ful attelll pt at Jr on-coturuittah tun, awl would apply eaDvallY
well to tint Church .tet the United or Comialeram *stem
Be gave no offence to any whO worn dioloyat, and wall
perhaps anxious to avow an ex presdou of his riowa.
Not to, however, with nev. 1)r. it J Dreoklurldge. In
his previous ureter.. 'No mar can donut his flue° npeo.
naising lo) idly, ur his win' Oguess to d. , El.ns it."
'the New hehool Asarnutds snot at Cincinnati, opened
with *seamen by Ram. Dr. Coudit, or Auburn, moderator
lust year. Rev. (image Duffield, 1): 1)., alas chosen
moderator by 113 vote*, to Mr 1... r Dr. Joel Parker of tido
city. Icon. Wm. U. Ittuwn of Chicago. and kev. F. if.
Cuthugmend were elected tenitymary amok,. A commit
teo was appointed to unssider the mate of the couutry
and ievOrt au expremiou of too vmws laud ;rulings of the
. Asienahly on alto present war. 'Yaw cutuntitteo
of goy. N. 8. 8. Boman, D. D., 11. L. I'. Monti:woo,
1). D., W. Alkmaar, 11. Rood, and J. Raynoll4.
rhflatielphia ens deplatuttul as the piste next itusA.
Mg, having liti voted, to tifi f..r Imlayette-uvenuochurcb,
Bruoglyar, and 13 for tridatompolls.
The Confeelerute Mules" As•euthly is appointed to
meat at /demob's, Teti,, , hut we have uo account of the
organization. Feriae!, they will •• have a good time."
ctureepoudent of the Chris tutu Ilerald soya
'.l rontideutly trust our commodores Foote and
.also weal at atiouc the isnot time, Mkt
fulfil_
- the prophecy ol Roses, • taleatiohis astral, bury them'
I Wads that I could enjoy seeing such pesUlant fellows
as '1 horns...lt tad Palmer to hoard the Jeasle Beaton,
Ihttoiug to a titioyel htl/11011 trout ahnuundarre Foote."
e quote hum hos. ix to-7, the malamute refuted to by
this writer . . .
. .
tt What 1k (II ye dote the 'solemn day, and is the dayof
the ft net of the Loin Fur, let they are gone bIICNWIO
of tielSit WARM. .Egl pt ellen getter them up, Memphis
shall bury them i the ptetutunt klecet fur their sliver,
Denbo shall peewee term; therua shad be lu their
litbernectts. The Muir of rtateuou are CJlllt, the days
of recosur,euee are come ; termed eheil i.n*w it; tee
ptupte Lll,l lout, the epic rust luau le Liam, tor toe multi
tude ut thine iniquity, al.o the art.,t na,red."
Tits tenor ut the Now Yuri: buteperklent, Rey,
henry Natd Beecher, stares mu Me let teem, that ho
heti received a pereohal oleic, ut his unice. from Will lain
A. Jackeen, Isle cum:lmmo to Jefferson Davie, who, he
Skys t is a gue,d-I,:okiug, iutelligeut black mite, about
thirty yeurs of age, Dot owein out Diced by the great
iTILItDT, 11 UM whose 6 , 31 , 1iC6 he wai Yell glad to 45011L911
by hieing oat of Iticianutid lute the &hater of Mo-
DoweWe libel. Ile is now iu New Yore, olfering himself
es ballst LOGY coactititeit, but w..uld prefer in future
to live ebb a respectable family.
TM; E81.1014..4'S ANNIVIRSARIKS OV BOSTOS Will be
held 1403.1. earl,. Almoug thew will he thin of the Mee-
Tiede Ot lretcuery Aw.uclatlou, to he held lu Treinout
Temple un Weduredey, Noy 2e, at 11 o'clock
ORNERAL hTNOu OF TIIR Minn:RAN CIIITRON OP
PENNiTLYANIA.—The 17 5th nuptial convention of the
'Evangelical Lutheran !Ululates lout of Pennsylvania will
open on 'Malty Istinday, June iota, lg6l, in Allentown,
Lehigh count,
TUE tirriiOAONING OADDATII-BCROOL CONVENTION.—
The tiotthreining Sabbath-tenon' anivention of this
State, fur which the moat ample provl,douB have beau,
mole to lender it porno tive of onbliatu-sellool luterotlte,
will Colima , Loo +AR iu Um, City, ut tun church of
tie 11ev. John Chamtwrs, Brued and . George streets, on
'lnestlas next. The potent haticatioue av e that there
will be a very general reprotrutottOu Truitt au Parte of
the Butte. We 'tom that the nfly.fourth anniversary
01 the Bible Suciaty will ha held at thu smut Omen eu
Thntadny eveniug, May Zeta, which, we have nu doubt,
will form a pluseaut and iuteansuog puretuttesla fu thu
roccedinga ul the ConventlOn.
BAPTIST ABSIVERSARTBS.—TI:IO ➢fay nnuiVonariOil of
the serious nocletleh iu ilia iutereat ot tun tlaptiat Church,
will be bold next week et Proviedme, 11.1.
'roe ataoWaullu anuivormay of zno k'ren Mission SO •
ciety 'will he held nt the Baptist Cherub in Nicetewn,
rear Philadelphia, of which Rey.'Phonies S. Malcom to
poster, coumencing on Saturday, toe ILO of Jane, And
continoieg ever tt.e Swbuietti toe litipliorin or the eociety
occupy ins the hint day, and the Selieurn cueing deroto.l
to religious heiritee. Dr. Deward Merieeta is ueeoiotad
to preach the simnel cartoon; J: Minutia Lis
laiin Late.
A CoNritAIIAND , B TELLNICSOIVING PILLYBIL—In old
darks), of Lori:vide, what, vujuilog the privileges nc•
Corded to him by these times was beard to exclaim
"Brats de Lord, halitiojer, uredis uigder should lib
see Cis ere happy time, when white WWI LUMIt hab a pest
ro DIOVU ILLII.III, and Digger go where hint please widont
ono Brest the Lord."
Tug Err. A. B. STILL has accepted a call to the Low
rencevitle Baptist Church, and eutorwi upon his labors.
Tim MILTIIODIST slvei the 'Attlee of more than three
honored Methodist 11111billitIrtl who hove cvuuocted them
selves with the army.
BRY. flaunt WOODYARD. late of the Methodist Church
Las in ea midained as a Unptist, and to to become pastor
of a church it. Washington city.
Visa Os' Tllll AISCUBItIIIVP 07/ DUBLIN la ACME.—
TLe Archbishop of but lin, too Huy. Dr. iu a !N
-tor addressed to tbo rierny of the diocese, in reference to
the devotions pecult-r to the mown of Slay, thus an
bonnets hie nitintiou of visiting at au uarly period the
Eternal Qty. Ills Lordship sore: Aa his Holiness has
melted the bialions of the Catholic; Clint ch ty assist at the
canonization of several thart)rs of Joon, who laid down
their lives 'tabor than renounce their faith; I am dust
robs to respond to .the wishes of the encvatior of Bt.
Peter, and intend to proceed to Howe towards.thu end of
May. When in his presence, I shall not fail to endow/or
to coned(' our Holy father iu his eutfermus, by itefulm•
ing him of the love and veneration you boar him, and of
your anxiety to assist hint by sour couiributions to the
Petah. Pence Association, nail also by thworistag to blot
the progress Of cell • .tio among You, and your ussnr . good
GENERAL -NEW$_
A BIBLE BAKED 1N A LOAF OF BREAD.—
There is Bible, In Luaus eouuty, Ouio, which was once
baked in a loaf of breve. It now belongs to Mr. Sche
bolt, n member of the United Brethren Church, who
resides Lear Maumee City. ter. ham milt Is a midis. of
Bohemia '
and the baked Bible was origioally the proper
ty et his grandlathot, who wee a fattliful Protestant
(Ambition .I..urion one of the pursecuth,es in Bohemia,
an (diet wee peesed that every Bible to the buds of the
peasants should be delivered up to the nuctioridue and
destroyed. Various elredieurs were res.mtue to by the
Yrotestouls to preserve their books. Mrs. Ban:bolt.
frandluother of tee plaint owner, placed hers in tho
co mp of a batch of nungli, widen was roedy for the
oven, nt d baked it. .The house was cuetully soarched,
but no Bible was foiled 1 and when the searchers tad de
parted, and danger was passed, tee bit& Iva.s taken un-
Waled trout the lost. It was printed itO years ago.
COMMODORE E. A. F. UAVaLLETTE.—Commo
dore kl. A. F. Laveßette, conausindiug the naval station
at Sackete's Harbor New York, by order of the Navy
jtoporlinent, is, on th e 31st, to transfer his command to
Ceptein Thcodorue Dotty, of the Voiced states Navy, and
is to Mkt the Vacs of Coratingiosu Storer, se the, pm
aiding officer of the It .g• Board, now lac session, at
Brooklyn, N. T.,•fer the purpose of investigating and
reporting in such Cake as way be referred to ir, under
the seventeenth and wenty- third sections of the net pro
viding for the better orgaumtilun us the military seta.
blisbment, approved Aiming 3. 1801.
ANNIVERSARY OF THE DE &MI OF THE EMPE
RONINAFOIEON.—The ensivetsary of the death of
the Emptier Napoleon was observed, In accordance with
au estehliehed custom, Ott the Situ Met , by the surviving
soldiers of the tepubito two the first online, who et
tondo° it religious Bemire at the Chapel of the Invalids,
and then, forming in toonession, welched to and around
the (Intorno' Venoms, on the rafting of which they hung
yew wreathe of inimerteffer. niers, were auout 100 of
the Old Gutud, winch is t early diminished by deotb, sad
their eyes glistened wuh beWtbtbdobsthe its they unveiled
about the column surmounted by a metee of their dead
leader. Each wore tut dress of the coupe to which he
• belonged, causing an odd itppearauce.
THE EX. NI NG OF NAPLES IN RE TIRE KENT.—
.Francie Joseph, the ex•Kiug of Novena, la nodding in
retirement to Rome. In a lore CelllMallielfitlo/1 to a
friend, he Bays that such n residence suite him bedew
than any other, chiefly because he is there nearer to his
kingdom amd his suoJects, new in arms for the recovery
of Neapolitan nationality Those suiijoetS he has not
called upon to rise against the foreign OMIT psr, thinking
that the moment fur that appeal has not arrived, but
neither him be disavowed teem.
THE CklislT EXIIIBIPION IR LONDON.—Trots
far the Great. Exhibition in /edition lase been perfectly
eucceteful in a pecnutary sense. The amount received
for season tickets to the 9th inst. was $350,1100. Orawde
of delighted end woudering visitors daily congregate
about the American sowing ntachince, watching the dex
terity of the Geometer°. Although groat numbers of sew
ing utachlurs are manufactured iu Bugled, they are
rarely found in are in private families.
THE RESOLU'IION OF THE BOSTON BANKERS.
—The Boston bankers have psalm' a reoolution, that the
General Government should hereafter furnish the paper
currency of the country. Tao amount of demand notes
now out is E 100,000,0111, and there is authority ior Marl
ing 1360,000,W/ more. Notes of a less denomination
than live dotter, are desired, to prevent the eradiate, In
particular, from being shaved by irresplusibie "rage,"
called one-dollar, twd-doliar, and three.dullar bills.
EXTENSIVE MAIL ROBBERY IN AUSTRIA—
A carrier It, the post oiliest of Vienna has boon detected
in stealing letters. No less than 02.7°0, unopened, wore
found at his lodgings. Its was eft aid to acorn them up,
lest the mimeo and smell shoniti attract attention.
Among the complicatious cleared up by the discovery of
these missing letters, Is one invoicing the inherstance of
three Orphan'. Kedah, tne guilty carrier, had been
engaged in this work over two years,
OUR NAT WEAL INDisB'rEDNESS.—The Balti
more 4MeriCiln hums from toe best authority that, on
the 111th of the present month, our natiouai indebtedness
was but nye hundred and slaty-five millirem of dollars,
with ta silty millions, or tbertstionta, of tinning
additiouel. And, more matitying still, we bete
learned that, for the loans effected for the Treasury De
partment, the cost th the Government was, upon an
average, but four and a half per cent.
ACCIDEN Daniel N. Murphy,
who has been for seven or eight years mat employed in
the grlndiug room at the Court Milisio this city, was in
atmitly killed Tuesday morning, about eight o'clock, by
being caught in a belt, which drew • him with great ra
pidity and force around the Weill shaft, striking his hoed
against the heavy wood frame overhead at every revolu
tion, and mangling him in a most shocking atattuer.-
IYorcerler Spy.
A SECESSION PRAYER-MEETING BROKEN
UP.—At Wiachestar, Ya„ it is eaid, much Secession feel-
Mg Is manifested, and on the day appoloted by Jeff Davis
for feetiog and prayer for the emcees of the (h/federate
arms, the provost marshal arrested an entire prayer •
/fleeting, composed of members of the nark. famines."
They ware all sent to jell, where they remained nt east
accounts. Among them are lateen women.
A MARRIAGE ITE9l.—The Mauche,icr American
says there is a women In that city who has been married
three times, but never lost a husband by death. the ham
been twice married to the same man, with whom she now
liven; alto, that there is a young woman tiers of twenty
lout years, who woe .carried last weed to her third ans.
band. She Lan had four children, two of whom she has
buried.
'IIIE 'ENGLISH NATIONAL BEBT.—England has
paid, amply in interest money on her national debt,
during the lest 169 years, hard cash to tho enormous
amount of .£2,130,02,179, or more than ten and a half
thousand million dollars.
DEATH FROM. EATING MATOHES.—Addis Nut
ting, daughter of Leander Nutting; of Melon Village,
near Concord, New Hampshire, a little girt two and a
half years old, died on Saturday morning, 10th inst.,
from eating matches two date before. Sue had eaton 90
matches.
A YOUNG SDIOWE.—A boy of fourteen, named
Brichford, shot himself, in Waterbury, Vt., last week,
Thursday. Being mlesed, a number of the neighbors
turned out next day, and hie body was found in the'
woods.
SALE OF THE CARGO OF A PRIZE. sonooN-
ElL—Upwards of 840,000 were realized by the sate of
the reran of the prize schooner Stephen Hart, which
took Vacs nt the New York Navy Yard, oa TnnrsdaYs
tinder direction of United dtates Marshal Murray. •
THE DEVIL'S OWN."—At the recent great volun
teer review in Brighton, England, the London lawyers
formed a eplendid.looking regiment, which they appro
priately deaighated•as 0 The Devil's Own." •
ENGLISH SHIPS OFF NEW ORLEANS.—There
are fifty Mum under the English flag lying oft New
Orleans and Mobile to buy cotton at any price when
these ports are opened.
bIITRDER OF A. REBEL PRISO.NER. —I . M White
was killed, by.Danlel Webster, at flame Morton, Indiana,
a _
- few dare since. Belli of them were rebel priswiera
mutters of Oolonel If ausou'e 2d Kentucky Regiment.
THE CITY.
THE FITE OF TILE, NEW POST OFFICE.
—Weil , nem are POW bueilY onstag•A in the old Govern
ment huildinga In Chestnut street, below
art designed her the hew nest office. Thom todhliogs,
nod the ground on which they are erected, ere not senti
ent ihtefiv,t. The she Nal formerly occupied as the
garden of the Nerds htnatou, au vld• time which
stood in ante-teveletionnry days on toe prentseepot neon
which the custom home now stand.,. bt the year 18 at
this prrticn Of the estate wee sold to the dir.mtora Or the
Ranh of the United states.
In oho year 1790, the lot of grout.' between the present
line ef the cnstran-i•ouse lot and rah street WA. VOl.l to
various parties by the heirs of Mr. Charlet, ti.drie. to
1793,"tbe floe buildings which still stand there wore
erected. The structures were originally put np for
dwtllinge. The building nemost to Fourth street was
built by Pr. Adam Huhn, a worthy physician of tint old
sehool, and the father of the Into Mr. HarunanKitliu.
In the year 1830, the proptrtY wee 9.01.1 the
ptda Library Company. and by them it was tittered lute
a store, Which was fleet occupied for busbies. wineries
bo Doggett, trarnewerth, ,k ,as a carpet and looking
glens store. About the year 1153 t Mr. Lyon J. Levy Oh-
MILO pess•ssion of the 'avulses, Rod trot' that wriod
eown to 1858 he and his earteere conducted the toshleas
ble di yawl& establishment of the city if pea tho I pot..
Jo Me the prope-ty WWI ballOit 110111 the Phlimitdithie
'Library Celittlall, by the Think of the Unfttd Staten.
In 1841 the trustees of the last named itistftittion sold it
to the Mechanics' Beek. Mr Levy bought it from the
lathr le 1842, tied be aubsegaentiy told the property to
the Outten States fur the purpose to which it it now about'
to be Itiplied.
The Int on the west, which fa included in, the poet aloe
huprev.n.ent, wee parcbewil from the Norris. beint, by
Pie. Wittier° Williams, iu lila The property wis sub.
'v14110043 , (mud in turfy by Mr. Samuel pickle Fos,
Mr. Robert Cole.mim, hire. Hemphill, and finally
by Mr. Joseph I'. Bailey, of the drat of •Balley h Hdtch
en, who sold it to the Government.
From 1858 to 19,1, the bulitlinrs were unoccupied,
after which they were given over t Van Authursh 4. , 4
menagerie. butorilueritlY' when the rebellion broke out,
It pose made a reernitiog eletmn, sad a tnimorr Of regi
ments Wets reirnited there. Hulce the clove of but year
the buiklinga have been need es sturetiouse b., the Go
vernmeht.
FlRES.—Yesterday the city was visited
with au nutmeat ourober of time, oue of which wee at
tended whit heavy ioes. At ten o'clock in the meriting.
B large steno building, live etorieo iu height tied 60 by
40 feet in nice, situated on the habit or the
bath creek, In Ilelines`wg, Twelty-third ward,
wee destroyed. It wet owned and occupied by W..
Ledge A Bro., manueacturero of ecston laps and yarn".
The building wee filled with 'minable machinery nod a
taro stock of growls. The tire broke out in the picker room,
and wee canoed by the friction of a machine. It in We
tench rapid m Deese that It WHO end boy who were
et work In the room had barely (line to eecape. The
mill and ito contacts were BOOL11"041/Cee V. a pile of asbee,
nothing being saved. The flohnusburg engine wee
brought into eervice, bt.t, being a imetion tatstoe, eat of
little use. Singular to relate. tio news of the are Wed
received at Froidtford till seemly two keine hod expired.
The loss is 5140,000, the building awing valued at
E 10,006, 'and wee lowed • fur only $l,OlBl In the Green
Tte. Company. The toachitiery at :41.5.000. stock
at 818,000, tlxturee at $2,000; total inhums& 17.000;
reeking a lose to the firm or 630,000. Souse twenty
hands are thrown out of emotes meat by the lire,
Dieser*. Lodge & Bro. beiog wen of enterprise, will
Colllthelsee to-day the work of rebuilding their factury.
Bogue of the buildingo in the viciuity were nigh ly
deceased.
At 6 P. M., a fire occurrel in a three-story neck
building beck of the northwt st corner of Second street
aid Lodge alloy, occupied by Thomas Taylor as a
manufectory of concept' Med ley and varnish. ()whist°
the absence of the piocrletor, we were unable I. ascer
tain it there was any insurance el the propectY•
• At 8 P. M., alb e occurrrd to the dry-gaols stwe of
W. T. Quitillat,429 South stroet,.eauied by a 0500 of
muslin cowing in contact with a gas light lu the window,
while a shop-girl was in' the set GI lighting the gun
little or no damage sould have been done bat for Hui
breaking in of the window panes by au oitlciou:i Judi vi
dual, Ulm Um' furnished sir to the tire, mud cause' if to
born HI a less of 300 WAII occasioned. lasured in the
Northern Assurance, of London.
dwelln g house of Mr. Barclay :Lipplorott, on
Mermaid lauo . near Uheetont Hill, was eutiroly Be
troyea by anaecidrutal tiro yesterday. We were Ull
] to learn an y of the paructaits.. Mr. Lippincott is
it gaged in'busineas ou Market meet, Lelow Mitcn.
INVESTIGATION OF THE CATTLE Dis
xesz.—The commissioners appointed iron tie iatchu
setta to inveetigate the cattle divestee" as it exists .st
the present time in Ibis Stain and Now Jersey have ar
rived in this city and completed their Wore Two of
the commissioners wore appointed for their known disbe.
lief as to it being a distinct, specific, and cOLU.ZiOUS or
Infections disease. Dr. J.nntng, one of the committee
Bout tbo Society for the Ps untotton of Aeriunitore of this
city, directed : the comudeslonero to Recklemitown, Bur.
Wigton county, N. J., to the farm of U. W. titay po, where
three eases of this disease, which had been under treat
ment, were shown them.
Araultatory percus.iou detected considerable ..thorscit
direese in r it e usual tom. A cow wad purchased end
siothibtered, and the clihease prove,, on examination, to
be true IS oesschasotts cattle iiite.t.te (bpidi”utu pienr.s.
pneumonia). After thstr inVeSilwitioue, die com•nts
!goners were handsomely enteriainsd by is nteinber of
the New Jersey Agricultural S.,ciety. On Thursday
aftet noon they returned to .hi, city and callo.l on Craig
Biddle. Eso.. and Drs. Bare, Elwyn, and Eiumerson. with
wilco/ the) had a corientiation on the subjrct. The com
mission have left this city for New York, *hero they in
tend pnyirg some attention to the disc:ties peouli sr to
cows led with swill milk. The commitwiun is composed
of the following gsntlemen:
' blaesachu.atie Commissionera.—Ron. James Ritchie;
N. F. Thayer, V. S.; H. L. Sabin, M. D.
Philadelphia Counniatiouere —Robert 'Rare, M. D.
A. L. .lilwyn IL II.; R. Jennings Y. S.
Secrets) y, Surgeon McClure, Philadelphia.
A WELL-DESEIVITBD COMPLIMENT.—
The correspondent of the Cincinnati 'Commercial, wri
ting from Cieu. Bunion's corps, Warwick Court [lime,
Virginia, Mey 14, pays the following hendeome end ae-
SI reed compliment to e brigade of I'hiladelphi4 *Adieu's.
The correspoodout says :
"Pending the great battle, drilling and reviewing hi
the order of the day whenever it is postale. Yesterday,
Gen. Stunner reviewed Gen. Burns' brigade. It was one
of the handsomest spectacles I ever bIIW. Gen. eitihner
pronounced it a perft ally *oldierly exhibition.. The bri
gade CollbintB orf nr POUllls):Vtild% regiments. sue a
which—Bnxter's Philadelphia Fire nUNCeIf, (71d Penn.
sylvenie)—is the handsomest regiumet and the most ad
mirably drilled hotly of men I have seen. Heretofore, I
buivo regarded bob McOook's t•tinlly Dutchmen'' as thy
meat superior regMieut in the Federal army. I believe
the Zeueves excel them in everything appertaining to
1101: But the brigade of which they form a part le
ranked with the elite of the army. In many respects, it
is regarded as good as it is possible to Lathe volunteers.
7 he main difference, to fact, between the latter end resit
_ ms..-resreerpta. , te ouvf!V lir.lltiOdulicAltieAPHiat.l9-
ciplined into entire forgetfulness of their Individuality
while the latter. can be mOO% nokehirt. tuft, h .,„
"1:1006 in this army who equal the beau ideal ortlfdroifih
soldlere:
THE STORAGE OF COAL OlL.—Nuine
rove patidona and renionstriuscee have been presented to
Councils lately, agalnet the storage of coal oil in the
built-up portions of the city . It has been fully proven
that some of this oil is highly inflammable, and even hi
cool weather needs handling with precaution against
coming in contact with flame unprotected. Even the
beet prepared artle.le cannot, it le bald. be long kept in a
temperature of 100 deg Iralp euheit, .or even 95 deg.,
without 001)1711.4) able danger of au as plosion from the gem
evolved, if a light be brought near. Now that the warm
weather is non us, new•reguletione should be at once
mode iu regard to the storage and shipment of the pstro
loom, both etude mid refined. The present method of
delive Hog large queutities of this oil in barrels, upon
what yes scsmaible to all persons, is loudly complained of.
It is proposed that the proper arahoi Mee should set apart
certain points cf the river. hum which alone shipments
of oil should be made, and that in summer the ertloto should
not be allowed to 'main exposed on the witerves to
either the beat cr. to wanton mischief, but be kept in
ellaired buildings or covered sheds, which might be
within enclosed wharves like private propi•rty. . If all
casks containing r oat oil were white-s untied ;if TeSIVAS
loading were always, in warm weather, protected from
stem to stern with awnings, there would be compara
tively but little danger from the heat of the weather.
The sheds under s Inch the oil should be stored might
extend even to the rod of the piers, which would be an
addillonal protection while loading the vessels.
THE LATE LIEUTENANT BARNARD
Lieutenant William O. Bernard, whose gallant death, at
Williamsburg, has already been noticed, was &pp:doted
a cadet at West Point, by the Hon. Isaiah D. ()Lawson,
the former Representative of the First Cougmaieual ois
trict of New Jersey. Young Barnard was given the pre
ference over several meritorious applicants, because of
his evident superiority in all those elements/ of character
which gave future ptomise of usefulness. Althoughoot
twenty years of age, lie was taken from his itbitiet., and
asalgotd the task r f military Inetructor to the volunteers
on the Potomac; and so efficient did he prove in the
discharge of those duties, that Ormond Kearney appoint
ed aim one of his aids. Ills general testifies, truly, that
• it ass rare to meet one who blended so much of bravery,
entray, and military knowledge with alnazet childlike
shoeilcity. Be was a rigid disciplinarian—as humane as
tlrlet, and perfectly free ftom bsoantry or egotism.
the funeral was announced to have taken place on
Thursday, but these who admire hie short but glorious
career importuned his family for, the postponement of
the obsequies until Sunday at 2 o'clock P. M. In the
meantime, the remains now lie in Mate at the City Hall,
on Federal street, Camden, and we learri that the
Councils will make necessary arrangements for the
solemn occasion. We are also informed that the mili
tary of this city will be requested to perform the last sad
rites over a soldier's grave.
PENNSYLVANIANS IN THE FIELD.—
Pennsylvania lies now one hundred and fifteen regiments
enrolled of which, all but one are In active service.
The latter Is nearly full, and will be ready to take the
field in a few days. The total number In the service of
the Sate is given at one hundred and thirteen thousand,
of which, however, it le safe to say there are not more
than one hundred thousand now on duty; it: Indeed, there
be quite so many. The condition of the Pennsylvania
uongre is ell that could be desired. They are in a high
state of discipline, and are provided with everything es
sential to their comrort and efficiency. Besides the im
mense force which the State bee equipped and put in the
held, the artillery arm of the service has bean greatly
strengthened, until now wo doubt If there be a State in
the Union that can, in this respect, compare with us.
611Iheold guns have been remounted and fitted for nee
rico, and it is the intention to seed these guns to this
city, where they will be kept until such time as the State
may need their service.
•
VIOLENT CONDUCT.—An individual
named Jeremiah Mahoney
,appeared on Harrison street,
between Front street and the Frankford road, on Thant
day evening, in a nude mate, awl amused bhuielf by at
taching, everybody who happened to pass that way.
Among those assaulted were Mr. William Roes, wife, and
sister-in-law, William Orealy, and tam other mea. Mr.
()zesty was rather roughly handled, and had his clothing
considerably damaged. Mahoney .was Anallyarrested by
the hi ineteentb-ward police, and after a hearing before
Alderman Clouds, was committed to prison.
• .
DECEASE OF A MERCHANT.—
John White, a merchant, former]. largely engaged in a
flour and grain house, died at his residence, iu the west
ern part of the city, on Thursday last. At a meeting of
the Corn Exchange, assembled yesterday morning, fdr.
O. J. Doll - man announced the fact, and Messrs. Samuel
L. Wilmer, Hugh Craig, and James Steel, aubinitted . an
appropriate preamble and ri solutions, expreienve of their
regret, which were unanimously adopted
•
A MINERAL SPRING.—A spring, the
ynegt.ly impregnated with Iron, has been found in tile
eastern port of Iriurnionnt emit. and is attracting consi
derable aftection. The spring has recently been cleaned
by the Commiesloners of Ufty Property, and a pure
stream now flown. It will be protected by a neat and
ornamental structure, and made acceeeible by stone ap
prosches. The water is eeid to be very beneficial to in
valids and aped persona.
DEATH OF AN OFFICER.—Capt. Carr,
of the 77th New York Regiment, arrived In this city on
Tuesday last, inttndit gto proceed to his Wile. He was
too 111 to continue his journey, and died in a short time,
at the Volunteer Refreshment Hospital. Ms body bee
been token to Saratoga by a member of the committee.
•
• ANOTHER RELIEF ASSOCIATION.—A
new society bus been formed for the relief of sick and
viounded soldiers, entitled the "Penn Relief Amodathm."
Its meetings ere held on Wednesday afternoon, at the
spring Garden Institute. Donations will be thankfully
received.
COMMITTED. -1 hos. Worthington, alias
m u u n , wes yesterday committed by Alderman Beitter,
on a charge of larceny, and 0110 of naming a counterfeit
Ilve•dollar note. Worlbington was arrested vinio
on Monday night, and . five bogus notes found in hill pas
ietrien.
FIIGITIVE FROM JUSTICE.—Dan. Cade,
a ingilire from Puttee in 'Baltimore, where he was under
indictment for hawing counterfeit coin, was yeaterday
taken to that city by Deputy Martha! Jenkins. CO.)
Ives arrested In the lower Dirt of the city on Tuciday
evening.
THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY have ex
yen& a during the year the mull of 87,00 D in purchase o
/roods, which have been mede.on into garment.' or hos
pital ttores tor the soldiers. The 8004 makes an ur
gent appeal for help.
PROCEEDINGS Or THE COlGlTS.—Yea—
tordai bus mt. badness of importance wale transacted
in the court&
l o rho fruited States District Court, no business Lolag
ready, the jlllol`ll were dlarhorged.
DISTRIUT COURT.—illige Are.—A. cage of trnvor, to
recover possoodon of certain iron patterns and mold&
Jaye. WKS be Wel
DlSTniev Counr—Judgo Eldwawood—Ens com pleted
its list for the %vet and 'sojourned.
Justice Bead, of th. Sun;:. - ,:tc_t3ourt, writes that, owing
to Mtn nremotre of hu4tuena at fiarriehnra. tbtre will be
'Court of lilei Pritte held either today or next Satur.
tie), and the Prothonotary is requoded fn anti Altrk3 the
Court until Monday, Juno S. bletotawo of tb, Bar
having cares on the lists of the court wi'l piece
The opinion - of the Supreme 02urt un the unconettrti
tionality of the volunteer election hew has not reached
thu nits'. It to in tne Lauda of the priutur at flarrlaburg,
end ell be tent down ae early an poosible.'
• , •
I)ROWNTNG CASE.—Yesteraiy mons
ing,flent. 10 &Omsk Samuel Oasis, aged 1.1 relrs,
drowned while bathing in a britdc pawl, on Weuver'•
1»-Ink yuid, Burk lam!, in the First wail.' lie resided
in (Alluvia lams, near .Twentieth street. &bout six
months since Catin's tether was drowned in the Don -
were.
••
THE STEAM-TUG U. D. IHOOLELLAN.
—TWA tog, built at the yard of 111 - efors. Sgo;
for ritzTatrick, of this city, hle been Irsunotted.
.Thie will tual , ) the Milk or seventh tug hunt within a
tow mouths for towing on the. Velftware. ' , ollie , where are
voserel Inure on the etucl , e. Her leugth is 84 feet, and
h4r,tne 'WO of hewn 19 feet.
A LIBERAL OPPER.—The Franklin
Fire COMPktIY Lave trudercel the use of their hottee to
the Cooper Shop llefreobteeet Oeuntet te, at auy time
when it Leer ho ',Kited by them, for the eel° of tack awl
woomi./ eddiers. •
RE-ELECTED.---Mr... 8.. M. Fel tOn • has
bcvn re•elecb.ii president of the. Baltimore Memel Bail
reed, a 'motion which be has creditably fitted tor . a •
ber ot Seats.. . • •
• .
air* 04" VORISION RETIT.-The
brig 'Holum *slier has
.orrived at ittis putt, from lit
Nartr, Einviug on board 4,600 dozen vino a p pies sad
bmcboiof Latium'. .
. . . .
1.14v4L1D FoLDIERs.:-Bince .Tuesday
hi s t 715 edcleand wounded whiners Imve been lodged at
ihe vtuinto; J pitch iu thin city, sod 259 Mao pas.4e.l
through to Now iork.
you N./TutuN OTES.—Diary Hart
wex cstutnittsd yesterday morning, tir Aflormati Patchel,
autwer the Marge or harnig paitfd a Ponaterroit ere.
dollar note or tho . bull`aktend Dank or . New York. •
• rititawsme.4lA Masn
GLOIMII N. TAM& tit,
bENJ. MA 11:1116.LL, 9oinfirrsi 0e ran Mum
JAI ES li.. .
LETTER. itAGS
At the Merchants' Brechassge,.Philadelpkii*
Ship MinimaLds, Julius
Ship Slot thaw ptou. Mu e 11...
tiltip Bob hew:. Out
}talk S U li)emou, Bobbins..
Ist ig Musa, I , lly, [mud
Brig Ida, (Br) Mot
Brig thihrir, (Lau) Frierson
Brig Mt. uPt %Pruou, Pike...
MAXINE INTELLIt4.BIi4J.E.
PORT 4h sompLamehritia, May 24,:11.
SUN EMS ' 4 3911U14 MOTS • • 7 14
Blau WATER, 11 6
e.itaivitu
Bark Vretorine, Jona], W dathtrurn Gonoa, with mar
ble, ro t a], dr. to V A horror]. • •
Ban, 1' letraph, Giles; 5 dAtiffwa Boston, in ballast
to Wollonau Co.
I,MM, S dikii from Bunton, to ballast
to h As. twofer
bi ig Anon, ti days from Boston in ImiLisf
to F. a e uuum A Cu.
brig Undit.e, (Dun) Peterson, 2 dye from New York,
to Ind.att. mu & Co.
Alouni 'tioniou, kike, 3 cloys from Baltimore, ill
bul.o.t to Joku Macau a Co.,
• • cci.r banal Jonas, Tama,. 6 days from Noatero t N
C, i 0 UhlMil to captain.
belie tit-vr Zoatarad, lorbaat,7 days from Port ttoyol,
it, iooistit to captain.
bclu• Cracker Preubrey, g , days from Taunton,
vrSib Ludno to Twelni
• r: chr ithro-rva, 'crook*, from Ormmport.
Behr J H.hurtlett, Itookbill, from erovi Jenne.
• ELM. hh rth COIIIII4I. Shrouds, from Plovldance.
bcbr A M eldriege, Yorkrowo, Vs .
Harr O Gt4ol, I'letit.oY, from .14:t.w York.
E.Glsr WA , 11 Howe, 110.1318, front , j4l/C CoOd.
EClliEaculslur, NUM', from rilrAea. Monroe.
°tient Y.) 11 Stetlllll.l.l, &GUI, frUllll 1:110101111
Enkr r A bandms, Somers, from Hoskin. •
OLILABEV.
Bloom..hip du Janet, Johns, Now Orleans, Ducknor,
McCananou Co.
Brig ion. Alice, Boatel), Noble ' Cnldwelt . Co.
Brig tioplda t Harding, Llalitax, T WoCaou t Sons.
dchr aliurrva, Druonr. - raweurker. J B Blakmon,
beer ffi Collins, Shawls, Providence,_ no
Belit 11 U tit,eicuan Souil, Lynn, bvt.croft, Lawn; k Co.
Echr J II Seriirtt, Suckhill, Button, do
Eithr A hi Aklrolge, lekher, Baotou, 0 A Ilosneolter
a 00.
Schr 0 Grant, Preview, Boston, Nobles Oaldwoll W Go.
BcCr Nov Zealand, Follow, Boston, do
Bair A Tir,nil, liiggina, Boston, - do
Bair Y A dandent, Sowers, Boa" W Ii Jobnv b Co.
Sulu . Id M Icromuan, Llowoe, 'Boston, L A udondoci & 00.
Behr Ella, Pack..r ' kiosnui, F Norton & Co.
Behr Neal, Myers, Alexandria, do
bcbr knit, know, - Georgetovn, do
WEIGHTSVILLS, Hay 22
The following boats entered the doedizetinuna and
Tidewater Canal to-day, bound to Ptulatietpluti, laden
and Lxineigntd at tollotve:
' - titeitunr J Edger ThondOn and Mary Lizzie, pig iron
to J W & J F Starr, eitualon; Ruth, 'weber to Jo.. Jan
ney; oi Fife, do to Wilnitugtoui -Young Cb.irirs, Wages
to Milai. & Trunter, and Dig iron to fittlitieda thr, &
coin,:do to hi Middleton" A Sustain°, luwoer to 11 Uwe
key G ' l'iutntau , do to W i n C LIO) d; Conehttnion, grain
to 1 Batnee.
IdZMOBAND/i.
Bark Tempest, Holmes, wiled from New London 20th
ILst. for Philadelphia. to loud for hoy West.
liatk Arnold tiouinger, tia.lutueu, hours. et GProrpool
sth ho.t, and et.t.r.tl out Bth for tiara ptou itoads.
Bark
1111Liuda •
hard
Hewitt, ended
:dedf:o7tdaus:lst:inst. i_ l_ :_niattz: oloth::.for6l6V—w°-pasarti.t,sauedir.,aoalost. for d.
Bork Ittiohdir .
Baltimore 22d ito:t.
Bag I.llt. Recd., Jarman, haiaah at Matanzas 12th inept,
and (maim d 17*. .
. .
krig Mary alrina, Ames, at Matanzas 14th inst. From
Key Nntt.. .
'Brig Dunkirk, Johnon, henna; ariiired at Oardenae 31
inntabt.
Brig Alexander Milliken, Flab, beam, arrived at Ma
trwrne elh hat.
Brig Orison Adams, Yolk, from Barbados, at Trinidad
Ist Shut, ood armed Sth for ithilaJolphia
Brig Wappoo,,Wilkiusen, at Matanzas 12th inst. from
Key West.
Behr lifazat'sm,LOWlF, hence, arrived at ()ardor= 3d
instant. '
Seim W L Springs, Adams, at Cardonas 3d inst. from
Hey %at.
Schr J M Houston, Ruabelt, at Cienfuegos 13th in3t.
from Port as Spain.
Scbr Ala, Gooding, at Portland 21st lust. (row Car
denas.
Fehr Salo, Nevrtuau, hence, arrived at Rewbwyport
21st inst.
St bre We Wind, Smith, and Cannata, Rankin, cleared
at Is:ew York' ,2d inet for Philadelphia.
Sabre Ann B Brun. firostn, Heleu Mar, Tuthill, War
Steed, email, and Gazelle, Hoffman, henna, arrived at
Providence 21aL hist. • •
Eche kidouia,.Wall. hence. erriod at Boston 22.1 inst.
COrAitTPIMUBBILY
DISEOLUTION.—The Cepartnerilip
ism etoforo oxi.ting betwern tho Bulftutioers, under
the name of H. 0. PECK & THEO. BUNS, is this nay
dissolved by mutual minsent. Tee business of the firm
will be ootthd by THhODOR6 litireS, at 113 North
TRIED Sweet. • • Hollot.oE 0. PEOK,
TEMODORE BLISS. •
•
•
Phila., May 22,1882.
TBE UNDERSIGNED WILL. CON
VENUE the PUBLISHING AND BOOKSELLING
BUSINESS on his own account, at ttio old etand of
PECK & BLISS, under the firm WHIN of THE•)DOfE
BLISS &
m 12330 - • . T (=DORE BLIPS.
1118 E .
..COPARTNERSHIP.. BERE-
A.. Torouz existing between the nnderidgbed, under
the nen* of BTITT do BittlWN, bee been tble day dis
solved by mutual consent. The business of the house
will be settled by SETH B. BUTT and GEO. if.
gliEttliE, who are atone authorized to eign the name of
the Arm in liouidation.
. SETH B. STITT,
JA.A. K. 'MOWN,
GEO. esKIBLE,
JAB. L. SOUTUWt3K,
EDWD. A. GISEENE.
PHILADELPMA, May 20, 1862.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
- day formed a Copartnership for the purpose of
transacting a general WOOL BUSIRRSS, under the
nettle of SOUTH WICK, BURBLE, st CO , as successors
to STITT .1; BROWN, at tbeir old stand, No. fiS South
FRONT Street.
• EDWD. A. GEEENE,
. GEO. H. BIIEBLE,
' JAB. L. 8011111WIOR.
PHILADZILPEI3, May 20, 1862. my 20.121
NTEE COPARTNER
SHIP heretofore existing between the undemigned
under the firm of PRATT Qc REATEI, has been dissolved
by itaown lingual= end by mutual consent. .
D. T Pratt is alone authorized to collect the out
etandhwdobte, and to um the firm name in liquidation.
DUNDASS T. PEAT P,
BENJAMIN B. REaTii,
Phila., May 10, 1882. virraama G. GILLIS'.
T. PRATT will continue the
im-
D.
I Klrtation of WATOLIEF., of the principal Fo
reign bleaulacturee. Also, ae wholesale dealer in
WATOBSS of American Fabrication. Jewelry. Plated-
Wires, tre. &c ., at the old stand, N. W. ay. FIFTH
and MA3K ILT Streets. my2o.6t*
DIBSOLUTIOI4 -- OP . PARTNER
BIIIP.—Notice is hereby even thet firm of
CIiABLES Y: SMITH& 00., at tao Fairmount Iron
Works, bets been dieeolved• by mutual consent. Tho
businese will be settled and closed by '
• Nay 10,1883. OITABLES B. SMITH.
The butinese will be continued by the undersigned
soder the firm or MORRIS, TASKE.II, & 00. Office
No. 209 South THIRD Street. •
1013-1 m MORRIS, TASKER, & 00.
•
COAL.
ROBERT CORSON.
COAL ,DEALER.
OPPIOB, 133 WALNUT STREET,
3.11L0W 11100 ND,
fe97-8m ' PEMADVLPHI/L
M. ROMMEL'S NEW - LEHIGH
• COAL WHARF, No. 969 DBLAWARN Avenue,
above POPL AB Street. • ap294m*
COAL. -THE UNDERSIGNED
beg leave to inform their friends and the piano that
they have removed their bEHIGH 00AL DEPOT from
NOBLE-STRBET WHARF, on the Delaware, to thelt
Yard, northwest corner of EIGHTH and WILLOW
Streets, whore they intend to keep the boat Quality of
LEHIGH COAL, from the moot approved mines, at the
lowest pricee. Tour patronage is reapeotfully solicited.
IDS. WALTON & CO"
Office, 112 South BECOND Street.
Yard, EIGHT - If and WILLOW.
EDIICATI6I4,&L.
VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY
In s beautiful and healthful village, throe miles
from Media. Pupils received at any time for the sum
mer. Boarding per week $2.25. Thorough mune in the
Mathematics, Languagee, English Studies, and all the
brauchee usually taught. Boys prepared for College or
Bnsineee. :
BEY. J. BENVEY BARTON, A. M.
aP 24 'im • Village Green, 'Delaware Co., Pa.
OLIVE OIL.— A_ fresh lot of Olive
011, in large :and , umait bottles, for sale, to arrive
per snip Ocian Ekluner, Yy OHstti. 8. 0,1.1331'8.111.8,
sciy/4 /ie. 126 Yi r 46.141 . 1.1T St. and 21 411tAkil1E St.
THE PRESI3.--PHILADELPHIA.
HEI;MBOLID'S
BLADDER,
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Hsi cniettewir7 case of :DIA.BSTBS In vhidk . it wie
IRRITATION OF TNN NUN. OF TUN BI,AD-
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been inown to relieve the most urgent symptoms. TRY
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el* your praise to
ULCERATION OF TILE KIDNEYS AND BLAD
AND FOR ENFEEBLED AND DELIOATS 00. N
Ledispoeitiou to Exertioo. Lose of Power,
Loss of Meatory,
Weak Nex Teo,
Horror . of Mamie,
Dimness Of •Mien,
Rot Mande,
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le compmell ed iincbn, Cubebe. Jantpor Berrieg, saint.
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Di EDWINAL.
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PREPARATION.
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tte well mai Pato rind
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Trembling,
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rain in the Back,
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Nreptione of the Face,
PALLID COUNTENA.NOI.,
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lIELMBOLD'S
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PHYBIOUNS," PLEASE " NOTIO11,”
c( We make:no g Secret' of Ingrediests."
HELMBOLD'S
EXTRACT BUOHU
HELMBOLD'S
tENtilia DEEP/RAqICINS2!
AFFIDAVIT
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman, of the
dry of Philadelphia, H. T. lIILMBOLD, who, being
duly sworn, dot say file greporittiona contain no nor-
purely ♦egetablo.
Sworn and enbecrlbed before me tide 23d day of No-
Taulbee' 1854. WH. P. HIBBARD, Aldermas,
Ninth street," aboTojtace, Philadelphia.
oir Physicians in attendance from 8 A M. to 8 P. M.
PRIOR ONE ;DOLLAR PER BO mix, OR SIX TOR
FIIB DOLLARS.
Delivered to any address, BeCtirily racked from obeerva
Address letters for Information, in contidenoe, to
H. T. HELMBOLD,
DEPOT,
104 SOUTH TENTH STREET,
(BELOW CIiEBTNIIT,)
PHILADELPIIIA.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND UNFRINCI
- PLED DEALERS,
WHO ENDEAVOR TO
Diapoae of their own" and a other" articles on the •
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BELMIOLD'S
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HELIOSOLD'S
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UELMBOLD'S
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Sold by all Dragglete Everywhere.
ASK FUR HE LMBOLDT ;
TARE NO OVUM!
Er Cut ont the Advertisement and. seal for it. and
avoid imposidon and exposaro.
sp2O-s/3t* -
SATURDAY, MAY 24. 1862
IN THN ORPHANS' COURT FOR
TUE OITY AND COUNTY OF ?MLA WILMA.
Notice is hereby Riven that 4.)&111A ftiNit U. rritsg,
'widow of taitl decedent, 1•-ax 81,4 in said qpiirt h«s DORI*
tion. and an apprnieencont Orilla personal prorcirty which
oho fleets to Et tale ' under the Acte of Assembly of April
14, IE3I, owl April 8, 1859, and that the Fame win Ira
nom ovid by the Court, on F1111).n Y „lona 8. 1852, co
kes excentkair are flied thereto. FRE ft'K IJEYER,
ntyl.l3 24 30 81:4f* . Attorney for Petitioner..
N' .TRE COURT OF COMMON•
I : PLEAS iron 'ins CITY AND COUNTY Or
PHILADELPHII.
Its the waiter of tho,distrilottion of a certain sum nf mo
ney paid Into Court npun the petition of PHILIP,
POWELL, to pay off and extinguish a certaiu gruuad
rent.
The Auditor appointed to distribute the num of seven
hundred and twenty dollnrs principal, and eighteen dol
lars arrenrages of a 'curtain minimd ground tent; reserved
oistnf all that certain lot or piece of ground, situate on
the , east side of Delaware Fourth street, between Red
wood eiid Marshall streets, he the late . District of South
work, in the county of Philadelphia, now Second Ward
Of the city of Philadelphia, at the distmice of thirty-three
feet- southward from the south side of said . Redwood
street, containing in front or breadth on said. Fourth
street sixteen feet, nod oxtentlitig that width modward be
tween parallel lines at right angles to mild Fourth stroet
issecilti-two feet. Bounded on the north partly by ground
granted to'hiartha lily on ground runt, and partly by the
head of a three feet wide alley, which runs !tomtit° north
line amok' premises northward Into and nt right nugleti
with said Itedwood street; on tho oast by ground of
Christopher and John Fallout on tho south by ground
wanted to .dead S. Cavil, on ground rent; and on the
west by Fourth street aforesaid. Which punt have been
paid into Court in pursuance of tin order toads upon the'
petition of Philip PoWell, under the provisions of an•act
of Assembly, entitled an °Act in relation to Ground
Bente and Judgments in Philadelphia County," praying'
that John Fallon mid "P. Pemberton Morrie, owners of
said ;ground rent, may be compelled to extinguish the
same, will attend to the duties of his nupointment, at his
office, No. 720 WALNUT street, on MONDAY, 3lity.'2i,
ltk,2, at 1•b o'clock M., whim anal When all persons hav
ing chants upon tho said sinus of money are requested to
prenint Demi, or be foreier debarred from coining .in
upon said fund. • DI. RUSSELL THA irat,
myl7-stuthot . Auditor.
STATE OE DEBORAH L. JAAlic
xls.Bos, decsased.—Lettere of A 40140100104 uoin
the Biotite of DRIJORALI L. JACKSON, deceeled, lota
of ttr. city of Philadelphia, haviuk been granted to the
undersigned, all persons having claims upon the Eitato
will pretend them, and those indebted will make Dios:went
A. REEVES JACKVIS, Adm.,
dtrondsbursh, Penna.,
WIN D. VAIL,
309 North SIXTH Street.
or to'bia attorney,
myl7.p6t.
STATE OF ALEXANVE it Wit ti.Y.
E
,Getters testetnentary baying been grouted by the
RrEtterr or While to the mtheorlbere, all - persona baring
claims npalnet, or Indebted to, said Reteto, will cell on
GEORGE B&W:t:AY,
249 Eon.hSIXTEENTIT Street; „„_
• JAHICS WRAY, "'" eca "" rB,
1417 RACE Street,
or their Atioyney, 1:1112.41111r 0. TIIONPSON,
aple el3l '. . , • ' N 14.9811 ABOU Street.
TUE ORPHANS' COUILT. Fait
TWA OITT•AND CiOCINTY OF t'HUG%DSGPHC A.
lu the matter of the Elititte or FOTRICROLLIi
Tbo Auditor appointed to audit, eettle, - and Ildjnet the.
eccouLt c 1 .5.1 HA U ttGBORN, Executrix. P C ER
GILL OGHOItti, decefted. wilt attend to the dutioe of
his appointmot.t on MONDAY AFT E ttN VON, June 2d,
1882, at 4 o'clock, at hie Oflice, at the enutttuttet atrner
of EICIITB. and LOCUST Streete.
n.>.22. loettst • n tr TICI: DO trja lIP.BTY, Auditor.
T A. R .R - A. N 'I" S
SELTZER APERIENT.
This valuable and popular 111edicino has universally re
ceived the moat favorabio recommendations of the
MEDICAL PROF/36510:4 and the Public AS tilo
111091 EfFIOIENT AAD AORSEABL/
SALINE AP.E RIENT.
It m.y be used with the hest effect in
.tul Febrile Diseases, Costiveness, Sick
Beadache, Nausea, Loss of Appetite, Indiges
tion, Aoidity of the Stomach, Torpidity
• . 'of the Liver, Gout, Rheumatic
Affeotions, Gravel, Piles,
- anti ALL OCIMPLAIN 113 WERKE
A GENTLE AND COOLING ArliatikEr OE PUB.
GerivE IS ItItQUMED.
It is particularly adapted to the wants of Travenol.'
by Sea and Laud, Peidaents in Cot Olimatee, Persona of
Sedentary Debits, Invalids, and Oonvaletioentsi Captains
of Vessels and Planters will find it a minable addition to
their Medicine Cheats. . .
Mls In the form of a Powder, carefully put up in bottles
to keep in any climate, and merely requires
water poured neon it to produce a de-
llghtful effervescing beverage.
Nunierons testimentals, from profeseional and other
gentlemen of the highest standing throughout the coun
try, and its eceodily inereasing popularity for a series
of years, strongly guaranty its efficacy and valuable
character, and commend it to the favorable notice of an
intelligent public.
' Manufactured only by
„TARRANT &-CO.,
No. 278 GREENWICH Street, corner Warren et.
'NEW YORK,
And for ale by Draggle:a generally.
PURL GhORGIA. ARROW ROOT.
The special attention of physicians and families is
celled to the superiority of this article. It is rapidly
supplanting all other kinds, and all those who have used
it give it the most decided pretet once. The following
extracts, from certificates in the hands of the manufac
turer, a Col. liaLLowas," will oho* the high estimation
in which the Cfrorgia Arrow Root is held by those gen
tlemen of the medical protestor* who have folly ex
amined it.
OW One pound, 62% cents, or two pounds for $l,
• tkmplete inetrucdons accomnam each package, elbow
Ing bow to make the most delicious articles for the table.
ROB BALD, WEIOLDBALN AND BETA*,
AT .
FRED'S BRI Vi'N'B DRUG AND OIIRMICAL STORE,
N. R. 00R. of PIPED and OURSTNUT Etroote,
PHILADELPHIA.
"" • n
manufactured by Col. Baßowee, min, y'iratiarFa.
Itban the beet quality of that variety of ffenula I have
met with, being imperior to any Bermuda, or other Ar
row Boot I have seem Y
•-•••• • • 'w BAMITBL-TACIESON,
• .7..7.,in4g-fdrith3m ' thilvernity of Penneylvania "
CILUTNN CAPSULES
N-A :"'" "".". Ors
PITRE 0013-LIVER OIL.
The repugnance of most patients to 001)-1,119/01
OIL, And the inablifty of many to take it at eU, has In
doted various forms of disguise for Its administration
that ere familiar to the Medical Profession. Some of
them answer in special oases, but more oaten the'vehiale
neutralizes the mina' effect of the Oil, proving quite as
unpalatable and of less therapeutic value. The repug
nance, 111111 SON &c., to invalids, induced by disgust of the
011, is entirely obviated by the use of our CAPSULE&
00) -LIVER OIL CAPSULES - have been much need
lately in Europe, the experience their of the good're,
imlte from their use in both hospital and private practice ;
aside from the naturally suggested advantages, are enf
(talent to warrant our claiming the virtues wo de for
them, feeling assured their 0116 will malt la benefit and
deserved favor. Prepared by
j:tI!
-
ft / ,'' i Its. JA2dES _BETTS' ÜbILE.B.H.A
-AIL TED SITPPOBTERS 808 LADIES, and fist
only Supporters under eminent medical patronage. Ga
lles and physlcians are respectfully requested to call only
on Mrs. Bette, at her residence, 1039 WALE= Strout,
Philadelphia, (to avoid counterfeits.) Thirty thousand
Invalids have been advised by their physicians to use her
appliances. Those only are genuine bearing. the United
States copyright, labels on the box, and signatures, and
ean on the Antainreers. with testimonials oola-fethett
TO PAPER MAKERS.-The under
signed will receive Proposals at the office of the
State• Printer In Harrisburg until THURSDAY, the
12tti day of June, 1662, to trendy the following described
sized peso, (varopleg to accompany pr iposale,) for the
State Printing for one year from July 1, 1862, viz:
Double Royal, fifty pounds to the ream.
Double Royal, forty poriuds to the ream.
Farb to measure, at least twenty-six by forty Inches.
And donble•sized Foolscap, .to weigh twonty•eight
nounda per ream, and measure at le sat tWentysix by
seventeen inches. Sato oles must accompany bids.
Those making proposals must be prepared to give se•
tiefaciory security for the faithfal performance or the
contract; and the right is reserved to reject all bide not
satisfactory in price and faroples.
The paper must be furnished in such quantities and at
such times ae required by the Superintendent of State
Printing. T. T. WORTH,
- Superintendent of Stabi Printing.
HARRISHCRO, May 9. 1842, . '. myrf-entit .
AR M y CLOTHING:AND'EQUI
MTN ONFICE, TWZIAITH AND GIRARD
MEETS.
PROPOSALS.—ProposaIs will be received at this of
fice until SATURDAY, 24th loot,,at 12 o'c•ock AI., to
furnish hirty Thousand (30,000 FLANNEL SAGE
COATS OR BLOUSES, unlined, of the army pattern.
to be made of army standard (Indigo Blue, wool•dyed)
Twined Flannel, weighing five ounces to the yard of 27
inches, subject to the usual inspection.
Proposals will state how soon the said Coats can be de
livered, as they are wanted at the earliest possible time.
G. H GROSHAN,
Deputy Quartermaster General U. 8. A.
Bide for any portion of the above will be received.
my2o-bt
H. T. HELMBOLD.
D
E P U T Y QUARTERMASTER
1/ GENERAL'S OFFICE, PHILADELPHIA, May 1,
1852.
PHOPOSALS will. ho received at this office on Tues
day, 27th day of fday ; Tuesday, June Id, and Tuesday,
June 10, at 12 o'clock, Al., for the delivery of one
thousand (10(0) Cavalry horses, in tide city, for the use
of the army ; delivery to commence• immediately after
the contracts are awarded on the above dates, and the
whole number contracted far to be delivered in fifteen
days from trine of awarding such contract.. The horses
most ho sound and free from blemish; not leis than (15)
fifteen. hands high. and not less thin six (6) years old,
nor more tban.nine (9); and well trained. No mares will
he taken. No buts will be received from any one person
for more than one hundred (100) horees, and no bids will
be entertained =lees the bidder or his agent is pre,ent at
the opening of the proposats, and who will - Immediately
'give seen, ity for the faithful performance of thecontract.
The horses to be sulject to Inspection, and all horses un
. fit fur cavalry service will be rejected. . •• •
Proposals accompanied by the names of proposed sore
ties,.who will be required to give a bond for the faithful
execwion of the contract, to be marked, „ Proposals for
Cavalry Homes,' and addressed to
my2o-7t A. BOYD, Captain, and A. Q. 1411: B. A.
OBBMIST
- -
-NOTIOE. 7 -SEALED PROPOSALS
are invited until the day of 111ay,1.862, at 12
o'clock, N., for supplying the United States Subsistence
Department with 6,000 head of Beef Cattle on the Hoof.
The Cattle to be delivered ac Washington City, end each
animal to average 1,200 pounds, gross weight; no animal
admitted which weighs lees than 1,000 pounds gross
Heifers and bulls not wanted.
The Cattle to be delivered at such times, and In each
quantities, as the Government may require.
the
. The first delivery of Cattle to be made on e 10th of
June, 1862, or as soon thereafter as Government may re
quire.
. A bond, with good and suMcient security, will be re
quired.
Government reserves tp !Wilt the right to DRY in
Treasury notes, or other Government fends.
Ito bid will be entertained when out in by contractors
Who have prevtously tailed to comply with their con
tracts, or whore the bidder is not present to respond to
hie bid, and all bide to be accompanied by two guaran
teee
The names of firms should be stated in full, with the
- precise address of all the members of the firm.
Bids to be directed to Major A. BSCH WITH, V. 13.,
G. S. A., Washington, D.C. .
- • Form of Guarantee.
We, -,et the county of and State of --,
and -, of the county of and State of -,
do hereby guaranty that - is able to fulfil a eontraet
in acr.ordence" with the terms of his proposition, and that,
should his proposition be accepted, he will at once enter
Into a contract in accordance therewith.
Should the contract be awarded him we are prepared
to becalm his securities. •
This guarantee must be appended to each bid.
rarl244t
OPENING" OF A SIEJNIMSR GAR
... 5 DEN .-4be undemigned begs Rome to tnform the
public that he has opened for the season his FINK PAU
PER and HOTEL, at the loot of 00ATE8 Street. oppo
site 'Fairmount Park. Families era particularly Invited.
Ice Cream, Oakes,- excellent Lager Boer of Haifa's brew
ery, Winos, &e., always on hand.
HENRY FRICKd,
vayS-Sto TWZINTY-SEYENTH and COATES Ste.
LEGAL.
Est Kte of JOHN HsSti, 420~3
BORN, fleetAr.etl
MEDICOiAL.
BRFERTBSPIONT
L 412 WALNUT Street. Phtladelehts
PROPOSAJLAS.
rim,,DIMPICIA, May 19, 186
lIA ILROAD LINES.
1862. igitweges 1862.
ARRANSOMMINTL4 OF VICW YORK. LirEß.
TER CAMDEN AND AMBOY . AND PUMA
DELPHIA AND TRENTON RAILROAD 00. , a
LINES FROM.PRILADELPHIA TO NEW
YORK AND WAY PLAOES.
PROM 11111 411 , ..elTREAT. WAIL AID CANAINOTOX DIM/.
WILL LEAVE AB FOLLOWS---VIZ:
At 8 A. K., via Camden and Ambab 0 . and it• Ac
oommodation 82 2a
At. 6 A. M.,via Camden and Jane? City, (N- J.) 2 28
Accommodation....
At 8 A. AI. via Remington and Jerson , City,
Morning 04f1 3 00
At 1] A. M., via Kenßinstun and Jersey 41itV,
Womtero,BXPrkoa 800
At 123( P. fd,,•via eenndan mud Amboy, antworno.
dation 2 25
At 2 P. SL, via Camden and Amboy, 0. and A. Ex-
prose " aOO
At 4 P. M., vie Oareden sod Jersey Otty, Evening
Express 8 00
At 4 P. M., via Camden and Jersey Clity, 3d (Brun
TUI4 et I 211
At OX P. M. via Kensington and Jersey City,.
Evening Mail 8 00
At 12 P. M., visKonettigton and Jamey Otty Sante-
ern Mall 800
At &P. 31., via amnion and Amboy. Accertunale.-
Doe, (Freight and )'eseenger)-Ist Class Ticket.. 2 26
Do. do. 2d Chin; d 0.... 160
The 12 P. id. t3outhere Mail Tans ditty; all others Sao
days eirorod.
For Water Gap, Strondahurg, Scrantou,
Wilkesbarre.
Ittontroge, Great Bend, &c., at 6 .4. M. frnm Walnut
street Wharf, via Delaware, Lackawanna, sad Waiters
Raihr,a4
For Manch Chnnk, Allentown, Bethlehem. Belvidere,
laeron, Lambertville. Flemington, &c., as 6 A. fd and
2,V P. N. from Walon•-etreet Wharf: (tim6 A. C. Line
nonnecte vitt, train leaving Beaton tot. Mauch hunt
at 8.20 P. M.l
For ?donut Bally, at 6 A. M.., 2 and 4 P. M.
ler F reehold, at 6 A". M. and 2 P. M.
WAY LILA'S.
Tor Bristol, Trenton, &c., at 8 and 11 A. 81., and 6, 830,
and 12 P. M. trout Kensington, atni 2,si P. M. from Wal
nut-street wharf.
For Bristol, and intermediate elation, at 11X A. ur.
trent Rtueington Depot.
For Palmyra Riverton, Delano, Beverly, BurtinTton,
llorence, Bordentovre, Ac., at 12%, 1,4, 6, and 6,% P.
Steamboat TRENTON for Bordentown and interme
diate atatious at P. P. M. from Walnut-street wharf_
Ifir For New York, and Way Lines leaving iforesitig.
um Depot, take the care On Fifth street, above Wainat,
half au hour before departure. The care run Into the
Depot, and on the. arrival of each train run from the
Depot.
Fifty Pounds of Baggage only allowed each Pmeenarer.
Passengers are prohibited from taking anything as bag
gage lint their wearing apparel. All hartgage over fifty
pounds to he'paid for extra. The Company limit their
resvmeibility for baggage to One Dollar pet pound, and
will not be liable for any . amount beyond $lOO, except by
special contract.
WM. IL GATZMIIIi. Agent.
T HI' PENNSYLVANIA OENTRAL
RAIL suet).
VIZ • Gii.N. A T
.1)013DLI6 Via Oil ROOTS.
1862. git-ctsi 1862.
THZ 06PAOPTI ROA.I 16 NOW SQUAI4
TO ANY IN THE COUNTRY
M,MMW=VMCMMTT 'In =
racilitieg for the trrmsportatian or passengers to and
from Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago, St. Louts, Si. Paul,
Nashville, Illemphie, Now Orleans, and all other towns
in the West, Northwest, and Sonthweet, are uneurpauted
for speed and comfort by any other route. Sleeping end
smoking care on all too tram . .
THE EXPRESS RUNS DAILY; Mall and Teat
Line Bandayn excoptAL
Mall Train leaTte Plinadelphla at.. ...... ...: 7.16 A. M.
Fad Lill() 44 4* .. 11.30 A. M.
'I nroturb Exareas 66 . ....... ....10.30 P. hi.
Bars isburg Accommodation leaves Phila. at. 2.80 P. M.
Lancaster fit " 4.00 P. M.
%tat Cheater Accommo'n No. 1 .1 .. 8.45 A. 31
t< .. No. 2. 1 11 ..12 00 anon.
Parkriburg. " .. 545 P. N..
West ()nester naeseugere will take the Wen Cheater
Nee. 1 and 2 and Lancaster Amur , aodation Trains.
reeaunger• for Banbury, Williemport, Xlinira, Buf
falo, Niagara Fops, &e., lea•tue Philadelphia at 7.15
A. Mi. and 10.30 P. M., go direettr through_
For lumber information aunty at the t-aesenger lea
den 5. corner of ELEVENTH and MAIIII2T
Street?. •
By this route froights of all descriptions can he for
warded to and from any point on the Railroads of Ohio,
Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, lowa, or Mis
souri, by railroad direct, or to any port on the naviga
ble rivers of the West, by steamers from Pittsburg.
The rates of freight to and from any point in the West
by the Pennsylvania Railroad, aro, at all times, as fa
vorable as are charged by alum Railroad Companies.
Merchants and shippers entrusting the transportation of
their freight to this Company, can rely with contldenos
on its speedy transit.
For freight contracts or shipping directions apply to or
lams tho Agents of the Company
/I. B. KINGSTON, Jk., Philadelphia.
D. A. STEW ART, Pittsburg.
°LAME & Co., Chicago.
LEECH & Co., No.l Astor Dottie, or No. 1 South
William street, Now York.
LBECB & 00., No. 77 Washington street, Boston.
ELAGBAW,& KOONS, No. 80 North sweet, Baltimore.
11. H. BOIIBTON, Deng Freight Agent, ehiia.
L. L. lIOUPT, Deal Ticket Agent, Mlle.
• ZNOCII LEWIS. Gen'i etnet. Altoona.
agapis NO
vA R s TIi gA r i aII o NSICIA.
NOB BETHLEHEM, DOYLESTOWN, MA UCH
MUNK, HAZLETON. 'GASTON. WILKES
BARRE, "to. -
SPRING AIGRANCEMENT,
THREE THROUGH TRAMS.
On end attar MONDAY, MAY s,tata, raison:
ger Trains will leave PBONT and WILLOW Sheeny
entladelpnla, deny, (Sundays excertedo ma *follows: •
At 6.40 A. Lt. , (Dxpretsa.) tor Bethlehem, Allentown,
Konen Chunk, flazleton, Wilkesbarre,
At 245 P. M., (Exprees,) for 641 , 11db1..1i, Easton, An.
This train reaches Easton at B P. N., and !wilco, a
dose oonneotion with the New Jersey Central for New
York.
At 6.06 P. H., for Bethlehem, Alicatown, Elanah
()honk, dc.
At 9A. M. and 4P. M., far Dotiestorn. - -
At 6 P. DL, for Fort Washington.
The 6.40 A. R. Express Train maims cites connection
with the Laugh Valley Railroad at nothlehera, being.
the shortest end most desirable route to all points in
the Lehigh coal region.
TRAM? FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Frizsce Bettilettent M 5 42 A. M., 9.18 A. M. sad CU
P. M.
ptlie,.towtt . at 7.25 el. M. and 8-10_P. -
ON SLTIDA.YS-1311Zelthia for Bettlehim at 7.45
A. M.
Philadelphia , for Doylestown ai 2.15 P.
Doylestown for Philadelphia at 8 30 A. M.
Bethlehem ,for philatierebm at 5 t,
fere to 8eth1ehem.....10.60 I Irareln Manch Ohunk.32 60
fare to - Reston 1.50 Wilkoebere ' " . 4.50
Through 'rickets meat be procured et tne Tscge,
Mete, et WILLOW Street, cr BRBILB Wert, In order
to secure the above rates of fare.
All Pass agar Trains (except SuMay Trains) conned
at Barks street with the Pitth and Stith streets, and Se.
tend and Third-streets Passenger •Bedlroads, twenty ml
rates after having Willow street.
msB • SLID! MAUL Amt.
4R4tgEgi__T irALL EB I N D eima W g -
PkiILeVILLPiIIA GaacId&NTOWII, and 0011 BI-
S
TRtilt TABWIL
On and atter Monday, October 28, 1841, until further
notioe.
YOB GERMANTOWS.
Lome Philadelphia, 6,7, 8,9, 10.06,11,12 A. M., 1,1,
1, a, 6. 3, 7, 8,9, 10%, and 11% P. HI.
Leave Germantown, 6,7, 7N, 8, 83(, 9%, mg, um,
a.. M., 1,2, 8,4, 5,6, 703, 9X, 11 P. M.
The 8% A. N. train from Germantown etoPe at Dny'e
and Tioga only.
ON EIUND,S.YB.
Leave Philadelphia, 9.06 A. M., 2,7, end 10% P. Pt
Leave Germantown, 8.10 A. hl., 1,0, and 936 P. M.
ORESTNI7I . HILL BALLROAD.
Leave Philadelphia, 6,9, 11, A. M., 9,4, 0,8, ;And 10X
P. ..
Leave Chestnut MU, 7.10, 8.10,1010, A.10..,12.40, 8.40,
CO, 7.40, end 9.10 P. N.
ON SUITDAIt 8.
besTe Philialelptda, 9.06 A. M., 2 and T P. M.
Lame Ohostont 1321, 7.60 A. 21, 12.40, 6.40, and 9.10
P.M.
TOLL 00N131101100111114 AND NOBBIATOWN.
Leave Philadelphia, 6)(, 9.06, 11.06 A. IL, Ig, LOC
636 0.06, and 0.06 P. M.
Leave Norristown, 7,8, 9, 11 A. IN., IX, 4X, and 6
P.M.
ON BONDATEI.
Leave Philadelphia, 9 A. IL, 8 P. M.
Leave Norristown, 7x A. IL, b P.
FOB XANAYUNII.
Leave Philadelphia, ex, 9,11 A. 31.,1,4, 3.08, 4M,
e. 02, and 8.08 P. Id.
Leave Itanaranh, 6X, sg, 11)( A. IL, 2,2,
Ind ON P. 11.
ON 8171TDATN.
Leave Philadelphia, 9 A. N., 8 and 7 P. H.
Leave 'Menem*, 7x A. DL, 75X and BP. H.
H. SIIITH, General Superintendent,
Mont NINTIFf and GRIMN Stranta.
EST CHESTER
arigimAIIIVPHIGADELPHLI. NAM-
VIA MEDIA.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT
• On and after Monday, March 10th, 1862, tho trains
will leave PHIJ,AOELPHIA from the depot, N: E. cor
ner of EIGHTEENTH. and MARKET Streets, at 8.06
and 10.20 A. M., and 2, 4.20, and 7 P. M., end will leave
the corner of THIRTY-FIRST and MARKET Streets,
17 mini:dam after the starting time from Eighteenth and
Market streets. _ .
ON SUNDAYS,
Leave PHILAIDELPIIIArit 8 A. and 2 P. M.
Leave WEST CHESTER at 8 A. M. - „and 4.30 P. M.
- The trains leaving Philadelphia at 8.06 A. M., and
4 30 P. M., connect at Pennelton withtraine on the Phi
ladelphia and Baltimore Railroad for Oxford and inter
mediate points. HENRY WOOD,
mhB General Superintendent.
tor PHILADELPHIA
AND ELMIRA R. B. LINE.
1862 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1862
for WILLIAMSPORT, SCRANTON, RL MIRA, end
all points in the W. and N. W. Passenger Trains leave
Depot of Phila. and Beading B. 8., cor. Broad and Cal
lowhill streets, at 8 A. H., and 8.18 P. M. daily, except
Sundays.
QUICKEST ROUTE from Philadelphia to points In
Northern and Western Pennsylvania, Western New
York, ac., Ac. Baggage checked through to Buffalo,
Niagara Yells, or intermediate points.
Through Su - Press Freight Train for all points above,
leaves daily at 8 P. N.
Tor further information apply to
JOHN S. aiILSS, General Agent
THIRTEENTH and CALLOWHILL, and N. W. oor.
• SIXTH and ORNSTIMT fittest& 1531-if
REOPENIN OF
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO
BAlLllol.l3.—This road, being tally REPAIRED and
effectually GUARDED, is now open for the trans
portation of passengers and freight to all points in the
GRRAT WEST. For through tickets and all other in
formation apply at the Company's Office, corner BROAD
Street and WASHINGTON Avenue.
FELTON,
Preeldastt P. W. and B. B. B. Co
ammo
WEST CHESTER
RAMBO/X=l=B;v% PENN
anafearis RAILROAD, leave depot, corner ELS
VENTII mad MASK= &red% et ILO A. M., 12 noon,
end P. W. - • one-tr
• - ,
• -
ARTICLEbrri S
FOR SOLDIERS
• !8008 be- seat by HAIINDBNI3 liaradriS, eoi
GRIMM' Street. They charge only HALT Reims,
' sod end daily to Baltimore, ~demon, Vertreee Mon
roe; and all othecimAnts 000nged by' our pool*. 1024-81:1141
•
gi_EAPER THE ADAMS EX
PRESS COMPANY, oMoe 8X
CHESTNUT Street, ,forwarda Piaui* Packages, Mer
chandise, Bank Notes, and Specie, either by its own
Lines or In connection with other Brpreee Corwin/ma In
118 the Principal Towns and Cities of the United Steam
B. 8. SANDFORD,
9 General 899erlotandsat
GAR DEN VASES. —Ornamental
Terra Gotta Garden Vases, warranted so etand the
weather in any climate. Those vases are made in beau.
tiful designs, and all sizes, from 1 foot to 3 feet high,
with a variety of pedestals, round and spusre,"froml
foot to 4 feet high. - No decorations add so much to the
natural beauties of a Garden, and at eo little cost, as a
few Vases filled with flowering pin. ants. Migrated data
8. S. A. HARRISON,
split-tf 1010 OFIESTNIIT Street
SALT. -2.000 sacks Ground Alum
Salt; 21,000 bushels do., do., do.; 4,000 bnabola
Tork's World do., In store and for Kale Arcrp,pHy
KOONS. No, 146 NORTH, 11THARVNEt. tnr3
TAMES HOMER & SON HAVE A
PJ splendid assortment or fine Groceries, chase,. Sfi-
VIMTH And NOBLE p leate,tana 811Nril bud WOOL!
Fitetets. • ut79-Imit'
SALSAS fidOUTISE.
JOHN It. MYERS AG CO., AtrOllON
sl3lo4 1 ; 4(0.232 and Z 4 MABICIZT Street.
GALA OF IMFCNOiT DST (MOBS.
ON MONDAY mogNINO,
Mar 28; on tour months' errdit.-
700 Docker's FroLeb, Gtmu.43, Swine. mod British dr,
12AL7C OF ItOOTB LW6 E1H.073.
ON. TIISETJAY 'MORNING, .
May 2T, on four menthe' credit. ~
1,000 pacintgas and shawl.
. -
OA /al 0w DRY 6 , 04)1N5.
OS THURSDAY MORNING,
May 10, on fonr mouths' credit
-000 packaged British. French. and Andnlvan dry Good*.
SALM OF OiLRYETINGF..
ON FRIDAY MORNING,
May al, on {our tnunthe credit
-750 pieeem ielvel, Drogheda, !wrath, and Vaned= car.
petingg, whitings. AT.
A.NOOAST do WAR K.
NOC, AIW—
pTION.ISEIM No. 31.2 MARK.ST Street.
LAR.3I: RALZ--700 LOTS OF AMEItiOAN &ND
IMPORTIO , Asks GOODS, VMDROIDERIES,_RIB
1301 b, INILLINE/t7 COLIOS, ko . by Catalogue,
ON WE ONMS DA 7 1110 ktti IN 0,
May 28, couttunneluir st• 10 o'clock prccleely.
FURNESS, BRINLE 4!i; Oki.,
429 WOMB Y,THID•LT
BALK «N FRENCH DRY 000133.
ON N ItIDAY ftIONNING,
May 30, at 10 o'ctock, by catalogim.
400 lota of tknoy and French goo ti.
tistuplea at d catalogues early on morning of oda.
I.)lifLiP MOW) Oti. s
giEM, 626 MARKET and 629 owatimeme air.
BALE or 1,000 6ABEB BO TB, BROZS, Bku
GANN. &G.
ON MOND ..tY 741.01INTNG,
. ,
May 26, at 1G o'clock : praofiral.f, win as ocild hi' oath
logos; 1,000 OAVW wens' '
boys', aria youths' calf, kip,
sod grata boon ; calf and kip broom', (Jongroise galtura
Oxford tier, walking thOof ' &c.; -misses', sod
chiluron's calf, kip, goat, kid, and enacroneled beshal
boots and oboes, iptitera, slipaera, &c., including a large
ageormipi of firar-claga city .niado goods.
Mr Open for exarolnatino, with catalognos, early on
tio morning of sale.
&ALF OF 1,0 m; tie-Aim; BUO)c. 6110225. AND
111106 ANS .
ON TAIJUSDAY NSfRNING,
May 29, at 10 o'clock, procleoly, wilt no *old, to
catalcgue, 14:00 cams muds, boys', aud• youths' 00 N:
Idp, and -wain boots; calf and kip brogans, Rakers,
qrq Nialking shoes, kr,. 'mama's, tMame, and. chd Iran's
coif, kip ; gust, kid, anti morocco healed boots and 4hoas,
gaitnrs,eiii3err. burklup. Ate. roclud:4l in 1.310 rill lin
fGuild a large ateorinirrit of first-clew city-In*lo 9001 a
NW' Goode own for ozononacton, wins coOlauatior :
6961 no Coo moraine of teak.
- pty HENRY P. WOLBERT,
A 110TIO NE PI B.
it tOVED from No. 9 @oath BNCOND tltreet to No.
.202 NIARNILT Stri-et, month fida, above d4coud s.ireet.
REGI:!La.II, BALES OF DRY GO01.:9, .IMINO9,
NOTIONti, &c.
ery •Bto oday, WtOut lot or gild Friday morning, com
mencing at 1.0 o'clock, precisely.
City and country dealers, are requested to attend these
sales.
Consignments respectfully aolicital from mentiracin
t ere, importer , commission, wbotesaie.and jobidug houses,
and retailers of all and every description of inercnandlse.
Entire stocks of goods arrangedskaud mold in low to suit
the rctatltrade. Cask advanced on goods. Statile:ele
gerund day fri.ro sale. mvlo lm*
1%408E8 NATEIhis4B, AIJeTIONERai
AND COMMISSION MIGROHANT, ionttneed
corner of SIMS and IL OX Street.
TAKII NOTION
The highest possible prise is loaned on goods at Ma
Mane Principal Establiakitent, southeait canes ce
Sixth and nice street. At Malt ose-third more than to
any other establiehment in this city.
•lATHA*iB' pRINUIPAL 31GPIZT ZET&BLIArt.
250,000 TO LOAN,
In bags or small amounts, irom one aelltir to thonsania
on diamonds, gold end eilvor plate, watches, jetsam
merchandise, clothing, furniture, bedding, pianos, an!
goods of ovary description.
LOANS IdADE AT nrs LOWEST MARKET NAME,
Tbte estabitsbxnent be large Ore anti thief-proof ester
k:r tho neFety of valuable goods, together with a
watchman on the premises.
ESTABLIEfitilli run nit LAST 80 TZARS.
ALL LARGE LOANS MADE —AT THIS, THE
is PRINCIPAL ESTABLISHMENT."
.CHARIER ORMATLY WaDtMED.
AT PRIVATE SAUL
One stiperior brUllent toned piatio-forts, with inetaith
plate, soft and loud Pedals. P/1010 Mai $9O.
One very tine toned piano-forte, wipe Old/ $9O.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
To DD3TILLE.III3.
The DISTILLNET known oaths
"PHCENIX,"
and formerly owned and occupied by SAND. SMYTH,
Reg., ettnated on TWENTY-THIRD, between RAO,
and VINE iltreete, Philadelphia, Capacity 600 bnehele
per day, la now offered for wile on reasonable and moan
malating terms. Is to good running order, and bag iif
She modern tmproyemente. An Artoelan well on the pre
lobes tarnishes an unfailing supply of good, pure water.
Addreee 11. LOMA & CO., No. 1010 biABKIT
. I)treern Fligadelphia, " • f022-dtf
• FOR SALR , OR. TO LET—Four
Hooke, on the wed olds of BROAD Street, beton
NOlumMs t Sterne& -.Appiy it the southwest cornet of
NINTH and SABSOIII t3triets. mlg26-11
. .
FOR SALE OR TO LET. -A
Ilsn pleasant house In the ants:pt. of Media, n e edy en
acre of ground, abandauce of shade. and fruit. Rent
low. Apply at No. 1151 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
second story. no2B-Itn
El' • TO. RENT—A . well. furn6hed
country House, of moderate size. Thu giimuds in
chide Flower, Fruit, and Vegetable Gardena, en Orchard,
itaftheetfi&Tgllll ir°u e '4l,4l4tiligerTAir,',s°wB.2 aad
mile and u half from Old York Road Stotiou; North ram
eylvania Railroad. Ineidre.l6lB - LOCUSr Street
ap7-mwf . K
ar, TO LET—A beautiful CO UN
...a....TEY-PLAOE, of 10 acme, on the welt aide of
FRONT. Strout road, above Hart lane, within ten ini
nntee' walk of the Fraukford and 'Southwark pasaeuger
care. rosee st oon early in •Sprit. • Apply at the month
west corner NINTH and SANBO4, second story.
m1121..11 •
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
NATIVE WINES.
aTBIOTLY YURI, 3U1C16 OF TEE
. MOST.• DRL/01011S, BICH, • AND FRUITY
WINES RYER OFFERED TO
.
• THE PUBLIC.
LE EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT JUST RECEIVED
ALBERT C. ROBEATS;
DEALER IN FINS camiratnts,
84.26-ff DORNEE ELEVENTH AND VINE STH
ono SBE & BL EiCKWE lAA'S oele.
orated PICKLES and SAUCES, constantly received
by BRODES
my6' 157 Smith WATER Street
NUTS. -20 BALES LAN( UEDOC
ALMONDS; 25 bales StOILY ALMONDS; 100
bags liew Aftican PICA.I.4ISTi juit received and for sale
hILODEISE WILLIASIS,
bymy6 .
10? Booth WATER Street.
SARDINES. , —A very superior brand
for sale by CHARLES S. CA.ESTALES,
art 12/IVEY...ILI . 3T and 21 GRANITE Street.
HOTELS.
STEVENS HOUSE, .
(LATR DELMONIOOI3,)
No. 26 BROADWAY,
• NRW YORK.
Five minutia' walk from Fall River boat folding,
Chambers street, and foot of Cortland street.
tob22.Bni ORO. W. BTEPHENd, Proprietor.
A LARD.--TEEN UNDEII,SIGNELDi
LA. late of the GIRABD HOME, PhiWilly:Ms, hays
'.eased, for • term of years", WILIABD'S HOTHL, ht
Washington. They take this occasion to return to thee,
old friends and customers many thank' for pant favors,
and beg to assure them that they will be moot happy le
se thew in the/spew aW YA FAers.
KREI, CHADWICK, & 00.
• Waairraireoi, July a ardIP—IY
MAPALNERY AND IRON.
MORGAN, ORR, & CO., STEAM
ENGIRD BVThbZRB, Iron Foundeis, sad
Onneral Machinists and Boiler Makers, N 0.1210 CIAL.
LOWHILL Street. Philadelphia. . rel B-17
J..VALIGIKAN 'maraca, JOB/9111. cora,
WILLIAM R• minimax, • HASTLIIT amaslat,
QOUTRWARK FOUNDRY,
LI • mut AND WASHINGTON BTHIGITS,
PHILIDALPHIA.
- MERRICK & BON%
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS,
Manufacture High and Low Pre/Imre Steam Engines,
for land, ricer, arid marine service.
Boilers, Gasornotere, Tanks, Iron Boats, ha; Cast
ings of all thuds, either iron or brass.
Iron-Frame Roofs for Gas Works, Workshops, Ball.
road Stations, &o.
Betor'e and Gas Machinery of the latest and most
improved construction.
Every description of Plantation Machinery, inch a.
Sugar, Saw,
and Grist Mille, Vacuum Pans, Open Steam
Trains, Defers tors, Filters, Pumping Engines, &a.
Bole Agents for N. Billions's Patent Sugar Boiling
Apparatus; NesmYth'e Patent Steam Hammer,and As
pinwall & Wolsey's Patent Centrifugal Sugar Draining
Machine.
gm PENN STEAM ENGIN E
AND BOILER ivosics.—NEMlTlß a
LEVY, PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL ENGI
NEERS, MAC/BMWS, ROILER-HABERS, BLACK
SMITHS, and FOUNDERS, having, for many years,
been in successful operation, and been exclusively en
gaged in building and repelling Marine and River En
gines, high and low pressure, Iron Boilers, Water Tanks,
Propellers, An., Sm., respectfully offer their services tc
the public, as being fully prepared to contract for En
gines of all sizes, Marine, River, and Stationary, having
seta of patterns of different sizes, are prepared to exe
cute orders with quick despatch. Every descriPtion of
pattern-reeking made at the shortest notice. High and
Low-pressure, Fine Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, of
the beet Pennsylv ania charcoal iron. forgings, or all
ekes and kinds ; Iron and Brass Casting', of all deecrip
dons ; 'Roil Turning, Screw-Cutting, and all other work
oonnocted with the above business.
Drawings and Specifications for all work done at their
establishment, free of charge, and work guarantied.
The embecribers have ample wharf-dock roan for re
pairs of boats, where they can lie in perfect safety, and
are provided with shears, blocks, falls, dic., dic.plor rah-
Ing heavy or light weights.
JACOB O.
JOHN P. L 1 WT 1 , 1714
)el4-11 . BEACH and PALMER
TO THE DISEASED OF ALL
CLAESEB.—AII sub acute and chronic diestasbi
cured by special guarantee at 1220 WALNUT
Philadelphia, and in cue of a failure no charge is Made.
Professor BULBS, the founder of air new prentATlA
'MU superintend the treatment of all cues kitasekr A
pamphlet containing a multitude of certificates of than
cured, also letters and complimentary reeolutiou from
medical men and others will be given to any person free
LOCUMS are constantly given at 1220, to mulical mar
and others who desire a knowledge of my discoveryi IL
applying Electricity lie a reliable therapeutics agent. Oou•
natation free. ao2A-lm
L •
,ATOUR OLIVE OIL.-463 baskets
-A-A Lkt ODE OLIVE OIL, just rocsived, and for sale
by JAVEETOB k LAVERGNE, SG and 201 South
FRONT Street.
OAUTION.—Raving veen a outdone artiole of Oil
branded 1, 3. Latour,' ire caution the public. against
Purchasing the same., as the genuine J. Latour Oil can
be procured only from us.
JeßsuTows & LAVERGNE,
tpylS•tf 202 and 204 South FRONT Street.
FiALES
.11if THOMAS .16 SOUS,
6.• . 130 and JAI South NOIINTH direst.
Mir I , l7BLir; BALMS ANAL JOITATE.INVertc
AT THY. V.XeriAtiOß: OR TMCWO/111.
MAL ZSTATE e. 7! PRI':ATI SikTali
WS" 'We hove a large *mono: of real artsibe PYreatit
pale, ladradTha every deacrlption of GOY and onamtcy rn.•
pasty. rented list* may be had at'sb4.Ananan &ern.
STOCKS. LO.kNa,
' ON TT.:EhDA V,
May 2:700. 12 o'clock noon, at the nxchangeo, wittand
reserve; rot *chat of whom ft may roneatm
-100 Abaren Irwin Onal t'ompany. Penna.—par ttSo'.
2 Weds of Thad. T. Wierounn. 51,60 U each, 4 9 , Jat7.
1861.
bonds of Tlioe. I'. Wierman, 51,060. e.' h, due July,
IE4O.
2 bonds Thile. T. Wiermeu. 9100.eseh, due 'dye
Me. •
3 bond of Thos. T. Alerman : COO, duo jniy, 1881.
The &hove hor4ln nro rectarffi by certain real estate ltr
Drndforti o..xtnty, Pi.nunylfffnla. The bowie mty be dean
et the nnctinn rin inn.
rxec6f6iti• of 9 . Frevieß, dec'd.
*5OO rennFs ivnitin 5 pe ex-m...L(1..1531.
7 Aarea Peuua3 R.;ln. . 4 1 awnpmy.
• .111 L ESTATE SAL Ali 27.
olgooto` Peretsiatnry We —Lilt. north aide of 'tot.,
toUfrood at:bet, east of Chatham, l'hfrttorth wail. 22
feetlrrot • 17..11P
TIMER STORY DIVCR , 3TOA3C and TWELLINC4
nprthweet corner el Twentieth end 0-srhon eiv , ete.
NRAT DWELLING, wrest oile«f ntty.
eeconti etre , t, W.riee, Twentyt - nerth wee&
THREE S.T.I.YRV BRICK . DWELLIAG, Remitter
greet. weet nr Thirty-third, Twenty. fon rth weed
'ELEGANT tiND YA LITART.v: . 1 011NTRY MCAT,
22X eerte, with eeperi,r improvements, neer Tervar,
end emir the Oyer relewere.
.I.IrAT MODERN R nF,'N fioinh
iecord bonne helnw ?unlink rowit. Toit 40 feet front,
RSF the modern consinoinocen. Yard ph.ntell with grans'
Thies. fruit tree., Alc.
lI.4NDBOOIK MOIVARN naupw4 lIESTDRNON,
on iho north i.idn of Mount Vernon sme4t. etwit of Night.
eenth. 40 fed front. Finished in neat modern style.
Clear, of incutrbrawo.
NEAT MODERN DWELLING. nn the north Me of
Mount Vernon toreet... 44 of Fightcooth
Peremptory tiMI,—YA LUA DOC 01011.TOA0
19,180.66, notorgyi oe largo and •alnable property,
Second tOrret, above Race, knoorn ay the •.Oamet
TevYrn."
1:24:0 , s NT II lOWN-'3T 01. IE RNSTOR FOE, No.
2613 Lomat RL7PFI, oppo.lt. d 4 Mark'a Ohn,h, 22 Prot
front. it Will?It for a former fi a i.h s B
lu eleßnbt modern Idyls% pod replrtewuh aII nimi.:rn con
vet i•ncrit. 820,000 mAr rrmnlo on around ro: t
NEAT MOURN DiIIIRLE RESIDE:NOE. Forty
eighth etivvt. north of the Darby PlwienßPT Radrnial t
Tlvenry.tnorth ward. ft anivbed In mol, rip atria,
and in 'Rama in a nand tanottifni and derra , denottghOon..
hood. ronin, half cash. Itatord late paeveaviln.
NEAT MODERN ►IWELLItNG. No. 1733 Goatee
stre.t, wfst of Seventeenth.
BUILDINO "LOT, adi inlnq An tbo west, 17 feat front.
2 Tll R XX-STORY I.IIIPEE D2f VLLINGS, No. 1739
Olive el tow t• west of eevont,,,,th.
HANDMIIMR CO(INT , EY ItERTTIEtinn. Chwontit
Bill, near thn (31 , mq - tint BLI and Epring Rowe turnpike.
T.unty•aemnd war I
'INCH. STORY AIM COTT GM, Nn. 1131. North
Tw.ltth.from,aboveoxford. Ilea the toe.lera cony.-
nfer,con.
• THREE-STORY Ant' Nn 1.6.14
MPT rive etreet, it, the rear of the etknee. Fla. hydrant in
the yard. &c.
Periniptnry Satn—LATl(l l l! AVD surrci.ma
SITAMEIC, Nn. 251 South Third strvet, b.tw , .11 Wkloiet
aid spruce shore, with et thle and o:.ach hnue'l on Le
vant *treat.
!MATTI EIGATIT STREET.—Kent modern dwell
frit • No. 11137 Nni•th Ri.hth etreor. isith t two three-stir/
brick dwellings le the renr. on Perch street.
Sale on the Premliwx—Fnntheest corner Sixteenth and
ttr...a4a.
PANT/SOME MODERN R.ESTOEN(IIt,
AND SUPERIOR FURNITURE, Pt REAM)
HARP, Ito:Irv/00u PIANO, EI.EGA.NT OUR.
TAINB, CH.414 ORLIEES, Ace.
_ eq./ TUESDAY K. 3 RN1N1 . 6.
•
• 27th Inst., et 10 o'clook, by catal,axna, at tFa aantaaast
COTIOT of Sixt.enth and Sanwa arrtet+, the gneortor bar.
nittro, re.eweell piaito.foqc by 1:sco•: .1c I:Aron, fine
harp by .Erartl,itss ‘handoliers, fine Bresscls catpeta,
cihnaon cloth vitiator., &c.
AIR), acbant desk..
The ta.n.e %JO he Bahl at 10 n'clonk. the furniture
itntuedlattly after.. Fell descriptions in handbills.
A dtniriermtor's. S , KI.-6ortinttr4 Streot.
NEST n OII:R OOLO FURNITURE.
ON wßil4g6pAy idoßvivo.
28'h fret, at 10 o'clock, at No 2!5 L ,trinard street,
the bore-held furniture, h‘ order of admit, i.trut.m.
Mho, the Mitch« n
Kir May be examined at 8 o'clock on the mornirg of
the sale.
pEOFIVER'S SALE OF ELEGANT
UNITURE.
TB Otd AS VVIVIR. A Belk.' eer.
• Oflice, ro. 271 BROADWAY.
In porimante of An ostler of the Arse...riot notirt. rf Ike
city of Noy York. IL wilt exao • in sole. on Yno.doy, the
27th der of Play Met., sit I.Oo'clook, A. M.. et N. 9 :E
PROADWAY. in flit. city of New York. by Thom.'
Yritcls Anctionter. tly& esstite etc& io t-sidis• of the yr..i -
kno..n Arm tf A. Becalm & A, Kinard, c.,n-lallog is
pert of
• ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PARLOR FURNITURE. •
Ia hroca.ell., a!k, actin. reel;
RICH BLACK AND GILT PARLOR PURNITITRII.
Rteaant Chamber, Pining n ont in.! Library Fitroitstro,
embrn'lrg a very large M 60 7 ,111.14 or Plain amt richly
carved Extewnon To• IS.. Bnffera. Illokeavet,
Borne Chain, ao., roseao rt..l wolnot.
Aletb.- above wst iroh.ot..l sod lured ex pre's*
for Messrs It. ,$ Li At tho atno tin,. a I ars qtrantrty
of VeLeere. Datdaare, a:.d nxfltgahrd Faroituro.
able for the trade; and alto the le v,e, et store, and gO4-
tv.ll of the CCM CP!Tr.
Gotirs pnrchwed by panic. living outside of the city
con be packtd on the 'prewie-..
SA4PPING
figgig• FOB N.KW YORK -T
tDAY-IWESP ATM Atilt SW VT41314111
LIN ES—VIA DMA WARE ANDR.\EITAY!'.ANA L
&tamers of the above Lines will leave DAILY, at 1.91
and 5 P. M.
For frelgh', wbich will be taken on accommodating
terms, apply to • WM. M CArRI &
my•2l-tf - 132 . Foul It DELA W.k R D Avenue.
11.2.0Q_moax _a_a.r.p..r.triAJ.Q.s:riralt-
PRI.:_ , STEAMSHIP LlNE—lrrom PIRR
Strout, Phila..lulohla. and LONG. Wharf. Boston. ho.
The eteamahir SAXON, Captain Matthews, will itali
from Roston for Philadelphia on TtOtSDAY. May 110,
a. 4 o'clr.ch P. M.. .o 4 from Phlind.tnlo, Thr Unatoo.
SATURDAY EY AXING. May 24. at 7 o'clock P. M.
Inonraoce one. half that by sail vowels.
Freight takes. at fair rate:.
Shippers will pleme send hula ireliop. with their garde.
For freight or pastier) (having fine tiorouniexiattolie
for ;essential). aPPI7 to
BE BY WINSOB
mh26-tr 813? SMITE WIT &EVEN
gm THE BRITISE. AND NK)RTY
AMORIOLIE BOY AL MAID STU -
Pee t 4 B .
PROM NOW YOBH TO LIFEBFOOL,
' Chief Cabin Passage HIM
Second Cabin Passage
. FROM BOSTON Ti) LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage SUF
Second Cabin Passage
Tim ships from New York esti at Cork Harbor.
The ships &eta Boston call et Halifax and Clark Nar .
SCOTIA, Glst,t. Judking. CHINA.. Capt. Anderson.
PERSIA. Gant. LOU. Olgt.
ARABIA:, (lent. J. Stone. EUROPA, Ile-3 S. Latch.
&IBMs, 043. IPANADA, Capt. Muir
AMERICA, Capt. Noodle. INIAGAIIA, Cept..A. Styr
AMITE ILL 3 3 1 AN.
2'hers vowels carry a clear white light at matt.Sese
green on starboard bats; red on port bow.
AMERICA. Moodie,leaves Boston, Wednesday, May 101.
AUSTRALA SI AN,
Anderson, N.York, Wednesday, May 21..
NIAGARA, Cook, Boston, Wednesday, May 23.
SIVTIA, N York, Wednesday. Jane 3.
EUROPA, Stone, Boston, Wednesday June U.
PERSIA, Lott, " N.York, Wednesday. JunelB.
AFRICA. Anderson, . 6 Boston, Wedneeda. , J one 26.
CHINA, Anderson N.York, Wednesday, July 2.
Berths not seem ed until paid tor.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
The owners of those ships will not be accOnniabb
Geld. Silver,Specie, Jewslry. Precious Mosel:
or Metals , uless bills of lading are signed therefor, asil
the Talus thereof therein expressed. Por freight et pen-
Sags, apply to R. GUN ANN.
I BOWLING GREW). Neu Y :;tlt.
Or to E. O. A J. G. BATES,
103 ST ATE Street. bostou.
LONDON EXIIIBELION-RETII
TICKETS TO LONDON AND BACK:
First,clase 8180.
Second-elase 68.
beiti overcome by _
Cold air Is the medium used—acting as fl preservative
the warmest weigher, and for any length of time require
Likewise, bodies may be convoyed hundreds of miles wit
perfect gaiety, and in a good gate of preservation.
JOHN GOOD. Undertaker,
No. 921 SPRUCE Street.
F. li—Lead, 'Metallic and other coffins, furnished at G.
shortest notice. Hearses and carriages of the best quatitt
Lots, half lots,-and single graves, In the different cern/
levies; one superior lot in Mount Moriah Cometeri
one, two, three, or four hundred feet, can be bad chime
cosh, or trade.
RRPERNIIOIB--Dr. SAMTIBL J . /L(IIES3N, 224 Sou
EIGHTH Street; Dr. J. H. B. McOLEGLAN. 101
WALNUT Street my9-thstuSmi
B IOTINA ROOMING, •
MANMYAOTORID BY TAN
losanD STATES BIOTINA ROOFING COMPAN
No. 9 GORR BLOCK,
Corner GitILB et and t`ITTS Streets, Boston, Maw
This Portable Roofing is tbo only article ever offs
to the public which is ready prepared to go on the r
without any finishing operation. It is tight, hands°
and easily ahMied. and can be safely 8401 cheaply tra
ported to any part of the world. It will not taint
discolor water running over, or lying on it, and is, in
respecte, a very desirable a rticle. Its non-conduc
Properties adapt it especially to covering nninniant°'
of various kinds ; and it le confidently offered to
Public after a test of four years in all varieties of cllm
sad temperature, for covering all kinde of roofs, flat
pitched, together with ears, steamboats, dtc.
It is both cAeop and durable. Agents wanted,
whom liberal inducements aro offered. Send for stun •
c ircular, gtc. with particulars, to "11. B. 8001 4 1
Oco.. - No. P tiftßir, BT,OuK. Raeten." sleStA
(111AMPAGNE—An invoice for
'Ca to arrive per ship Wm. irrothingham, by
OUAS. 8 CAR9TAIB9,_
•pyld Ne 126 WALNUT St. and 21.C.TIA.N.ITE
8. P P.UPSRL. T.•m.lvar.