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THE CITY.
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SEPTEMBER 0 1 1861. I SEPTEMBER 0, 1862.
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LIST OF TAXABLES IN THE CITY.--
The figures given below will exhibit the list of taxable'
in the various wards and divisions of the city for 18d2
and ILI. The aseesamont is complete and correct in all
the wards, except the Fifib, in which fraud has recently
been detected, and:which will be muscled as soon as a
now assessment can be takba. Tho following is tho as.
Nossment, , ,a I;htnvti by the rotnrns in the office of the
Pity Comuilistioner
FIRST WARD.—Ffrot precinct, 384; Second, 518 ; Third,
481 ; Fourth, 1.081 ; Fifth, 648' Sixth, 655 Sevent h,
938; Eighth . 668; Ninth, 787 ; Tenth, 450; 'Eleventh,
481. Total, 7,001.
SECIOND WARD.—Ftrat precinct, 529; Second, 698;
Third. 617; Fourth, 576 ,• Fifth, 041 ; Sixth, 890; Seventh,
451; Eighth, 720; Ninth, 673; Tenth, 600; Eleventh,
CO9. Total, 0,404.
Totten WARD —First preclnOt, 434; Second, 332; Third,
506; Fourth, 436; Fifth, 582 j Sixth, 390; Seventh; 709; '
Eighth ; 766. Total, 4,013. . ,
Foy RTEI 2 , WARD—Filet precinct, '440 ; Second, 493;
Third, 47alf Fourth, 394 ; Fifth, 340; Sixth, 480 ;.tleventh,.
• 968 ; Eighth, 652; Ninth, 412; Tenth. 366. Total, 4,693.
FIFTH W A RD.—Flrst precinct, 744; Second, 479 1
Third, 658; Fourth, 640 ,• Fifth, 387; Sixth, 693 ; Seventh,
- 404; Eighth, 303.1 Total. 4,188.
Baru Virean.-:Eiret . twecinet, 411 ; Second, 414 ;
Third, 614; Fourth, 198 ; Fifth. 362; Six th, 460; Seventh,
451; Eighth? 628. Total, '3,488.
SEVENTH W . ARD.—FIret precinct; 616; Second, 725;' '.
TI ird, 651; Fourth, 818; Filth, 334; Sixth, 834; Seventh,
-358; Eighth; 725. Total, 5,381. . . •
Montt Wmtb --First precinct.. 692' Second, 608 ; '
'lbied,496; Fourth, 021; Fifth, 1,069 Sixth, 689. To,
sal, 4,276.
Mom WARD —First. precinct, 324'; :Second, 551;
Third, 486 ; Fourth. 498; Fifth; 466; piith, 569 ; Seventh,
602; Eighth, 043 . Total, Total, 4,094;
TENTH WAan.—Firat precinct, 490 ; . Second, . 721;
bird, 596; Foirth, 602 f Fifth, 595; Sixth, 456; Seventh, ;
820; Eighth, 768. Total, 4 448. • •
ELEVENTH WARD ' — c rit precinct, 515; Second, 310
Third, 390,• Font-8:44U Flith,-864; Sixth, 617; Seventh
586 ; Eighth, 604 Tdtal, 3,694. ,
TWELFTH ,WARD Pt precinct, 386; Second, 600;
Third, 643 •
, Fourth; 438; Fifth, 664; Sixth, 521 ; Seventh,
585 Total, 8 659. •
THIRTEENTH WARD.—Flret nrecinct, 453; Reaorid,
680; Third, 450; Fourth, 039; Fifth, 484; Sixth, 445 ;
Seventh; 487; Eighth, 447. .Tctal, 4,020.
FOURTEENTH WARD.—First precinct, 497; Second,'
498; Third, 540; Fourth, 650; Fifth, 640; Sixth, 613;
Seventh. 688; It lithtb, 751 Total, 4,729
Ft FTSUNTIT WAR D.—Fleet product, 003; Second, 750;
Third, 552; Fourth 690; Fifth, 769; Sixth, 718; Seventh,
809; Eighth, 707; Ninth, 706; Tenth, 670. Total,
0,804.
BISTICENTII WARD —First precinct, 643 ; Second, 419';
Third, 494 ; , Fourth, 682; Path, 674; 610;
Seventh, 683: Eighth, 640.. Total, 4,346. „
SEVENTEENTH WARD.—First precinct, 368 ; Second,
975; Third, 464 ; .Fourth. 404; Fifth, 338; Sixth, 466;
Seventh, 398; Eighth, 065; Ninth, 590; Tenth, 308.
Total, 4,476.
EIGHTEENTH W e tnn — . first preoiset, 517; Second,
469; %bird, 509; Fourth, 652; Fifth, 591; Sixth, 852;
Seventh, 666; Eighth. 710. Total, 4,715.
Nnewrzittern Mann —Firet precinct,. 773; Second,
003 ;TIOrd,'800; Fourth, 1,040; Fifth, b7O; Sixth, 613;
Seventh, 659 ; Eighth, 700; Ninth, 690. Total, 0,42 d.
TWENTIETH W.tun —First precinct, 752; Second, 619;
Third, 794; Fourth, 680 ; Filth, 647 ; Six h, 808;
Seventh, 310; Eighth, 656; Ninth, 404; Tenth, 692;
Eleventh, 709.. • 6,760. .. • .
Tworrry:FluST WARD .— First precinct, 503; Second,
4309 Thild. 429; Fourth. 470 ; Fifth, .581; Sixth, 498;
Seventh, 378; Eichtit, 086. Total, 4,110.
TWENTY-RECOND WARD —Find preciont, 291 ; Second,
243; Third, 679 ,• Fonrth, 455' 648; Sixth, 318;.
Seventh. 205; EPthtb, 408; Drlnth, 330. Total, 8,453.
TWENTY-THIRD WARD —VITAL ;precinct, 488; Second,
441; Third, 875 ; Fourth, 181 ; Fifth, 662; Sixth, 450;
Seventh; 649: Xislttb, 190; Ninth, 458 Total, 3,834. .
THENTY• FOURTH WARD —Pint precinct, 470 ; Second,
253 ;. Third. 265 • Fourth. 033,; Fifth, 717; Sixth, 580 ;
evenib, 049 • Eighth 0830 Ninth, 338. Total, 4,468. '•
TWENTY , . FIFTH w A RD.—EIIIS precinct. 441; Second,
649; Third, 884; Fenreb, 522; Fifth, 187; Sixth, 553.
Total, 2 616. Grand hotel, 115,743.
The above comprises the returns as made by the asses
sors, and, velthlt sill he somewhat altered when the
appeals are beard in October next.
TEM. SIIBRIFF CONTBSTED- ELECTION
CABL—The argument in. the contested-election case of
Thompson vs }:wing was resumed yesterday morning. ,
Mr. F. O. Drewtter, In continuation of his argument
cotemenced , the day previous; called the attention of the
court to the fact that, in reference to the answer of the
restoudent, no evidence at all had been given under one
hundred and seven specifications. He also adverted to
the equally patent rout, that in Support of c"-rtain speoln
cations' ell#ping the reception of illegal votes €, to the
number of nine and upWards," one witness only had been
called, and in many similar instances the witnesses did
not testify that they voted for Mt. Thompson, and there
wasno proof of their disqualification to vote.
Mr. Brewstit's argument, on the day previous, was
generally confined to a supervision of the evidence offer
ed, or attempted to be offered, in support of the first
thirty-seven sped [buttons contained in the respondent's
answer. lie referred, in ouening, to the decision deliver
ed by Mr Justice Woodward, of-the Supreme Court, in
the case of a contested election for District fittorney of
Lozerne county ' and held that uo distinction could be
drawn from thatordoion bet,seen the votes .cast outside
of the State and there cast at Easton.
He continued : We stand, therefore, upon the face of
our return, thus corrected by n decision of our Supreme
Court, with a rusiority of 146 votes for Mr. Thompson;
and the subject for discussion now Is, bow is that certifi
cate to be met—how is that majority to ho overcome
.?
Our friends on the other side have given us, inclusive of
fractions, 200 specifications. Your honors have stricken
out twenty-nine of them Our friends have seen fit to
offer evidence under sixty-four, but they have actually
omitted to offer any evidence under 107 of those which.
they regarded as material to the proof of their case. 'Un
der the first specification there has been no proof offered
at . all. : Cyder the second, it was charged that Mr.
Thompsokliad received twenty-two votes to which ho
was not entitled, while all the evidence showed that he
was entitled to that number. No paper among those pro
duced gave him 4' tete number. .1 have, therefore, marked
No. 2 disproved."
Frozze's sumo ing up and sifting of the evidence, it was
sipareit'llat 'no proof had been offered to eustain the
third, fourth, ar.d fifth specifications. The sixth charged
that Robert Ewing 4 , 13 &hely returned as having 144
votes, when he was in fact entitled to 145 votes.” The
tally papers gave Mr. Ewing 146, the hourly return 145,
while the Walt as per geuerut return, was 144. This
was the evidence in sup port of that specification. - Under
specification 6g, it we charged that,' In the Fourth pre-'
dud cf. the Ttielth Want, Robert Ewing received three
votes which werestaken and counted in the general.re.
tarn for John Thompeon. Two witeesses — were exam- -
ined; butno proof was adduced fa support of the Charge.
• The seventbepecificatiop,.charghtg that in the Seventh
predict Of the Thirteezethithsfd Mr. Ewing a is falsely .
returned as receiving 109 voted, whereas in reality he
received 114," was not proved—fonr
. papers giving Mr.
Ewing 109 voles, while but one paper gave him 114 The
spetifieation wee not proved, and the eight and fi half and
ninth were not .attempted to be proven. The, tenth
specification,, charging that Mr. Ewing received 158
votes in the Second division of the Nineteenth ward,
vbile.only 157 were credited. to him, was not proved.
The hourly paper gave Mr. Thompson 109, Mr. Ewing
157 ; the general return, Thompson 109, Ewing 147.' No
tally papers were produced, and, consequently,. the
specification stood before the court upon paper against
paper.
Of the remaining epecitioatione, np to the thirtree
'Mob, 6 great majority of thorn were not proven, while a
few would be left to the determination of the court.
At halt part two o'clock yesterday the court adjourned.
ildr. Brewster will continue the argument for tlae Con
tealant this morning st halt past ton o'clock.
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT ON THE BALTI
MORE RAILROAD LOSS OF LlFE.—Yesterday
morning, about one o'clock, a collision occurred on the
Philadelphia, Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad,
about bai l fast three o'cloc k, which was the canoe of a
terrible -accident • whereby( a number of soldiers were
killed and some very dangorousty wounded. •A short
time before one o'clock, yesterday morning, a through
freight train for Baltimore left the depot at Broad
and Washington streets, and when a short distance below
Gray's retry Bridge the train became disconnected, and
the road was, as a matter of course, temporarily ob
ettncted by the Cara. A special tr ain with troops was
fcllowing close behind, and, when the accident occurred
a man wee sent back, with a lantern, to warn the special
train ;.bnt in consequence of the heavy fog which then
existed, the engineer of the train containing the troops
did not tee the signal until too late to prevent the until
elfin. Ile immediately reversed the engine, but the trains
:collided. Eminent ly, noi,persou was eieriouslythart by
the collision.
l'Tte troop train had on board the 37th Massachu
setts Regiment, which came , through on Monday night;
a squad of recruits for the 13th New York Regiment,
tinder Lieut. Minch ; one hundred and four men of the
Philatiel.yhia Provost Guard, under Lieut. Leobler, and
one hundred men of the 131 h Pennsylvania Cavalry,
under Copt McOmen. The commando of-Capt. McCann
and Lieut. Lechler had been ordered, according to a de
spatch received from General Wool, ou Monday evening,
to 'guard the railroad and bridges between. Perrysville
and Staunton, on the line of the Baltimore Reelroad.
They were under the command of Adjutant General
Freese, and were proceeding upon their errand at the
' time of .the accideat. • •
The wreck of the two trains desoribed completely ob.
etr ucted the track, and Information of the accident was
_ telegraphed be the depot.
At bait past three o'clock yesterday morning If special
train, having - upon it a equa4 of one hundred cavalry
men;started South trom the depot, at Broad and Wash
ington streets, and the engineer was imurncted to take
another track, eo as to avoid the obstruction. By some
unaccountable carelessness, or misunderstonding, the
engineer went upon the obstructed track, sod he ran
into.the•Avro trains which were already wrecked. The
easineer'of the third grate saw the lights about the wreck,
and clieblerd the speed of the locomotive, but the collision
was, nevertheleeri, 4 very severe, and the consequences
. rook disastrouri. The cars were broken to pieces, three
meti were killed outright: and a number were'more or lees
wounded.' . .The dead were a r entangled with the wreoklof
the cars that a considerable time 'elapsed before their
bodies could be extricated. • •
Lieutenant Lechler immediately returned to the city,
and Ciptain Hera, the rtectitst marshal, having been
notified, he and 'Dr. Neill at once proceeded to the'seetie
of the accident. The bodies of the dead.and the wounded
were Immediately conveyed to the • Summit Hospital,
where an' iLdneet xi 1 be held in" the-case by Coroner
oenreid.
About eight o'clock, yesterday morning, a member of a
New Yotk regiment, who was at the scene of the die
eater,' deliberately drew , his knife and inflicted- injuries
uponfilmstlf Which*Wilt 'probably prove fatal. It la be
lieved trinves latriffirtg tinder an attack of mania-a-pots
or delirium se - the time. He was conveyed to the
Hospital.
The following. is a Hat of the names of the killed and
wounded by the collision :
ExuArt..-,Toceph Wyant, 95th Pennsylvania ((lodine's
Zonaven.)
George Welsh, 82d Ohio.
Charles Devine, 234 Peconsylvanla, died In hospital.
WOUNDED —James Curdand, Bth Ohio, seriously.
CbristlanNeyiburo, 13th New York, wounded in leg.
Henry Duet, 13th New York, Seriously,
E; B. Horse, 18th New York, seriously.
One man, 'name unknown, 47th Pennsylvania, badly
scalded about the Nee, legs, and bandy.
Thomas Kiseell, 1084 New York, not serlonsly. •
John ()bather, 18 h New YOrk, leg fractured.
11. Batley, 140th Pennsylvania, seriously.
John Baker, 100th New York, seriously.
Thomas Boater, 13th hew York, leg broken.
John Cann, TOtth New York, wounded in leg.
John fiLcHnlght, 71st Pennsylvania (Ist California)
slightly.irjured in the ribs.
During-the past three' weeks, over - 88,000:11oops hive
Pawed over toad, and It retilly shows good manage.
meld that accidents of a more serious character have not
occurred. It is, a matter of impossibility to transport
daily large bodies of trooys without an occasional mishap.
DEATHS AT THE ARMY HOSPITALS.—
The following are the . deaths reported at the Vai:10119 army
hospitals: --s:
West Philadelphia. llospital.—ntley B. Brown, F,
•49th-Pennerlvanta; Lorenzo . Cox, 0, Bth Vermont ;-
•01trielOpher Wegner. E, 66th Neil York; Tromso.
Wooledge, 0, 231 New York Ronry Bloodgett, B,
'lfsssachnictts; Wm L. Christian; E, 113th:New York';
*Wm. dna, 1.1. 18 h New yore; Pat. _Purcell, skt "ttl.
- eNew - York ; • Wm. (J. Neve:els, I. 49th Pennsylvania. .!
Ohester Hospital.—Peter R, 63d ,PentulYl
- Ephrata'. G. Cab Melee.
South•streer //aspired —Alex. Ball, drummer; A,lth
iscemeln ; Elia); risme', F, 104th New York; Chas.
t'litookbsweer, 0, 14th New York. •
Catharine• street flospitai.—Fred. 20th New
'
*Fourth and George streets Hospilcti.—Am. Bnyder,
hospital steward 99th Pennsylvania.
Turner's Lane —Berj. J. Godfrey, F; 29th Maass
.ohusett s.
From the Flfrh.etreet Hospital thirty
.00nvalesdenis
.were returned to dnty on Mono ay. Large numbers wore
,aleo returned from the other hbepitehr.-
: :THE FIRST TROOP "PSILADRLPHIA.
VITY CAVALRY.-, fine cavalry'taglment under the
above title is uow being fornled for the defence of the
city, as will .he men by a card in anotberdelumn of our
paper to day. This organization affords a desirable op.
'Portunity to cuter the service' tindiFthe beet aueidces.
The project bui been approved by the authorities, and
tie (Incas of the regiment have had experience in the
fleid. Their am cry is at Twelfth street, below Chest-
nut, where enrc.lllii nte are being made. The men are
being drilled, dismounted, every evening.
;CONTROLLERS OP TEM P UBLIC
, 80/IDOLR
—INTERESTING DISCUSSION ON TUTS CON
TRACT" SYSTEN.—& stated ineoting of tho Board of
Controllers of the Public Schools will Lehi yesterday
afternoon.
• gommunicatiene from the following soctione were re.
edited and appropriately referred :
SHOOND BEC AM—One enclobing a communication
from the Board of Trustees of the Eleventh street hi. E.
(Thumb, proposing to rant to the Board of Oontrollers
the lecture•room of the church (ou Eleventh street,
above Waehinglou avenue) for school pripnitts, for the
mum of $250 per annum
Also, a• resolution that the hew achool building now
being erected on the site of the old Wharton building,
Fifth street, below Washington avenue, be named the
.1 Wathinsf ou" Public Schocl.
Finsr Szortme- , lnforming the Board that Jecoh. T
Allbinger Pihpeies togocate slot on Second [street, east
sit , o, 50 feet front by 100 feet deep, for the perplee of
bnildlng:a school-honse, 82 feet front, on Second street.
by .0 feet deep. The school to be in lien of the school
now at White Hall.
EloliTll "EMOTlON—Stating that the Loenet-etrOot
Secondary Sohool was opened on the lst of July, with an
average attendance of 90 poplin; that Bliss Lncy
Onlloogh has been appointed principal, and This Starr
V. Hunt na assistant. Alen, the promotion of 74183
Sarah W. Smith from 4th assistant, to be 3d assistant is
LOcust street Grammar School.
FIFTENNTII tivrrior—lnforming; the Board that the
ranted biUldinge at Twentieth and Buttonwood etreete,
and at Twenty-second,•below pahlli, hare been va•
cated.
Mro, that the section bad adopted a resolution that a
secondary school , . exclusively for girls, be organized
In the lower stor y of the new building at Twentieth and
Coates streets, and pelted the confirmation of the action
by the Board of - Controllers.
. HIGHTKENTH SECTION—Asking for an appropriation of
$2,E135 to &anti the achool•homie OD ITODtgOalerT avenue.
above Richmond street ; and that the school be named
the "Obaudlrr , l3cboolg flottee,". in memory of,the late
Bev: Georke Chandler.
.• Twlwry.sxoonn SiserioN—Asklog for en appropria.
tion of 8100 for furniture,"for a new division about to be
opened , in the Bringhurst school, and 860 for furniture
in the West unclassified school.
The Committee on Supplies reported that they had
awarded contracts for supplying Lehigh and Schuylkill
coal to the public schools,
The contract in the first district was awarded to Alex.
Convery, at 115.18 for Lehigh coal.
JD the second dietrict to Alex. Conyers, at $5 15.
Third district, to . Mr. Gouveryot $5.18.
Fourth district, to Pdr..ootivery; at $5.15.
Fifth (Harlot, to Hiram &yrse, at,Si 26.
thilth district, to Ira Jones, id $5.97..
Seventh district, to Spencer Roberts, at $6 50 .
Eighth district, to B. Rowland & Bro., at 56.7 E.,
Iginth I)istrlnt, to A. Convery, at $6.48. • "
Tenth district, to B. Rowland & Bto., at $6.
The balance of the sobOolm.to be furnished by B. Row
land A. Bro., at $6 per ton.
The contract for kindling•weed.in the Twenty•third
word wee awarded to".ll. , Bosviand & Bro.; aye echoole;at
$6 75 per cord , twklve echoole at $8 per cord.
The reniahaterrnral warde were awarded to J. Clay. at
30e. per boi, and the first tweets at 250_ per box:
TLe contract for charcoal WM awarded to Etohard
Donaghy at 360. per bbl.lor best Quality._:
There prices aro considerably higher than those of last
year, owing to the soarcity'of the materials, in' conse
quence of the late freehots in the Lehigh.
' The report was speroyed.
The CoMmitteo on Property Submitted.a report, stating
that they had adopted, at their last meeting, a resolution
that no contract for repairs, or painting, of public school
buildings will be acknowledged as
° properly authorized,
(by the present Committee on Property,) uniese laid
contract has Wei awarded by the former Committee on
Property, and proposals for the same duly invlted.before
said award, and that all parties holding any such con-
tracts or order& for work be reqUeated to meet the coin
natio° on the..l4th inst., at 4 P. X.
I,Tbia resolution was necessary, as the minute-hook •
Led been stolen from the clerk's office, and because there
:bad bren no copies of the contracts. A numbtr of con
tracts were forwarded to the committee by,the old com
mittee,. a record of which could not be found The
transaction appeared to; be a deliberate attempt to ex
pend the whole sum appropriated' by (Thum& without
regard to the value of the work 'Twitted to be done. The
contracts were, therefore, declared void, and the parties
notified of the fact. New. contracts were awarded. fOr
.tbe Jackaon Weccucoo, Pollock, and rilbert-streie .
schools at the total sum of VW. The other contracts
were for the sum of $l,OlO.
The consideration of the report gave rise to a lengthy
discusetim.' - •
Idr. Leech said,that the' report vraa one of the most
undigrofted ever preeented to this Board: 'Efe spoke with
a knowledge of the facts, when he said that the contracts
were given out regularly to the lowest bidder. Ile also
said that warrants en the Oity , Treasnrer bad been sign•
ed by the presideittof the Board before the contracts bad
beer, carried out. '
Mr. IlAlingeworth thought there ware too many
charges in the report to ack upon it immediately: The
community nill require an explanation of themanner in
which these contracts have been so recklessly given out.
Mr Potter eaid that there was no design t' do injury
to any person, and the truth was only to be ferreted out,
add if any man suffers thereby, the community will be
the gainer. It was unfair, then, that there eliould be an
attempt to throw disrepute upon the report, and draw the
attention of the Board to extraneous matter, such as the
signing of certain warrants by the Pregident, &c. •
14 . 11olland said that the report shows throughout a
spirit to do, injury to somebody, and that efforts wbro
made to prejudice the minds of the Board. There was
no fairness in it, even to a disinterested parson. He did
Lot belong to inch a "Reform Party," a party that gives
the lie to Rename.
There appears to be a dieposition among some members
to continue dispptee, and bring the Board into contempt.
If-tbe' "Reform Party" 'proceed in this manner much
longer, the public will have good reason to demand that
this Board be &belief:ed.
lifr. fdrffit said he was disgusted with so much erimi
nation and recrimination. Parties should not bring for
ward their schemes, but work harmoniously and cor—
dially for the public good.
The discussion partook of a partisan character between
the friends of the old Committee on Property anti the
new Committee on Property.
Finally, the.report. after an unsuccessful attempt to.
have it postponed, vas adopted.
Mr. Hines offered a resolution that a committee o
Lino be appointed to prepare an estimate of the probable
expenditures of the public schools of the First district
for the next school year. Agreed to.
Mr. Moilit introduced a resolution to grant permission
to open a primary school in the southwestern part of
the Nineteenth section. Adopted.
Thu Board than adjonrnid,
COL. WIT 4 tIADI D.: Bw.IS,
,
William D Lew* . 'Jr:, of th e 110ttiTennsylvaula Regi
ment. assumed command of hie brigade yesterday, as we
learn by a despatch from Washington. Col. Lewis is a
Philadelphian. At Winchester, Port Republic, and on
several other racially memorable fields, whore his regi
ment fought gallantly and suffered severely, he so;con
ducted himself as to win the confidence alike of superior
cflicere and men. We bre not aware of the precise bri
gade to the command of which tie has boon' summoned,
;but presume it will be that of the late 001: ()stroll, re
cently wounded by a rebel picket. In common with a
'host of friends, we hold the conviction that 001. Lewis
will establish for himself a proud reputation before' the
war is endtd.
.
Correspondence. -.- - --.
• 205% WALNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 8, 1882
Messrs. C. E. Lem and.O. W. Danis:
Gmtn.smszt : One of the Sunday papers has published
what purports to be a report of the proceedingi 'before
Recorder Emu, in the prosecution instituted against uc
by Barclity Lippincott, in which it is stated • that evi
dence had been offered before the Recorder to show that,
at cne time, we were engagod, or priipoaed to engage, in
firniehing arms, &c , to the rebels, and bad been guilty
of other treat onside acts. This report has been repub
lehtd in a daily morning paper, and has been generally
rear,.
As you werwur counsel before the Recorder, we re
quest you to sate whether aoy snob evidence was of
fered. or whether it was 'intimated, during the hearing,
that we bad intended, or committed, any of the treason
able acts in the report referred to.
Your a, very respeotfullY,
111711VER, Jr.
BOOTT,
• PHILADELPHIA, September 9, 1862.
Meters. W. Hunter, Jr., and George S. Scott:
• GENTIMIEN : We have your note of yesterday,
,and
are not surprised that you ehould feel annoyed by the
absurd and incorrect , report of the proceedings referred
to. These proceedings, as you aro aware were reported
phonographically, and there i.e not a w ord in the teed.
loony of Mr. Lippincott which directly or ladireotly' im
peaches your loyalty; and the graphic description of hie
itdigralion at your Imaginary proposal to supply the
rebels with firearms, ammunition, &c., to entirely a
poetic license.
• The proceeding befOre the Recorder was necestarily
ex parte, and the only evidence offered was the testi
utony of Mr. Lippincott. Of course v at this stage of the
'proceedings it would be unususl for us to Bay more about
the matter . than to express the opinion that, as soon as
you can get a bearing before a judicial tribunal,. we feel
_confident your whole course will be vindicated, and'your
character for fair dealing fully established. , : .
Very truly yours. • • • -
• • .0. W.'DAVII3,
ORABLES LBX.
riisENGEns ABRPTED
In etoamabip Norman, from Boston—Mies J:66 De.-
nagle, Boston• Mise Oobnrn, do; Jos Tilden,lo; H Whit
map, do:D P Wright and Son, Philadelphia; Jae A Chase;
do; E (Usk, New Toik.
ramunairuza BOABD or MDR.
SAN. W. 0011138EIT,
J.BklllB-0. HAND, > Voioarrsz of Two Nom
J. Ir-LIPPINOOTT,
LETTER BAGS .
At the Merchants' Exchange, Philadelphia
Ship Toneweitle, JoSup Liverpool, Sept 25
Ship Adelaide Bell; Boberteon Liverpool, soon
Bhip George Green, Leech Liverpool. soon
Ship Bbatemnc, Oxnard Liverpool, Boon
Bark Aaron I Harvey, ...... Spain, upon
Bark Jain Peyton, Terry Reverie, loon
Prig 8 0 Troop, bldelellan ....... ....Qneen.stown, Boon
Brig Shibboleth, Morton Barbedir, s.on
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10, 18016
BIM IMMO . .. 37-BV6 16
EMU WATIII6 • • 829
ARRIVED
Bttornship Normati,Baker, 60 boors from Boston, with
n dee and nossengere to Henry Wineor & Co.
Prig Larch, Wilson, from Botton.
Scbr Smith Tattle; Mayo 6 Boys from ProTincetowo,
with reiho to Geo Korfco t.
Schr Selena Helen, Kelly, 6 diyi from Boston, with
India to Crowell & Collins.
Saw C Bhaw, Beeves, 7 days from Boston, is ballast to
JR Blakiston.
Bcbr Yeatitt Sharp, Haley, from Boston. '
_ Schr Lady Ellen. Conlon, from Boston. t.
Behr J D McCarthy. Smith, from Boston.
Behr A M Haines, Blackman, from Lynn.
Bohr J Ireland, Boi , en, from Providence. •
Behr D Gifford, Gifford, from Salem.
Behr L A It Smith, Smith, from Salem.
. Behr SApplegate, Bteelman, from Fortress! Monroe..
Bohr Berj English, Hithaway, from New. York.
Echr LiZZiO Taylor, Taylor, from Newborn.
CLEARED.
Bark Oak, Ryder, Boston, Newell & Pturtevsnt.
Brig 37, ,T Buggies, Oamm, Onadalonpe, Jauretche ,t
Laverer o.
Brig Napier Creighton, Barbadoes, N A Bonder & Co.
.Btlg Bircbtird & Torry, Oolton Boston, L Ardlenried
& Co.
Brig Lerch, Wilson, Rockport, Sinnickeon & Glover.
Behr L & B Smith, Smith, Boston, do
Bohr V Sharp, Raley, Boston, do
Fehr Smith Tuttle, Mayo, Boston, Geo B Kerfoot.
&lir 0 Shaw , Ream '
Reams, Boston J Blakiston.
Fair 07.41, rown, Boattin,4R Bazley &
Behr Nutt, Baker, Pensacola, Baker & Folsom.
Ear Ceres, Meredith,•Linn, Norton & 00.
Bohn& ld Haines, Blackman. Newport, J B White.
Emir J l lreland, Bowen, Fortress Monroe, Tiler, StOne
'do
Eck , 8 Applegate, Steelman, do '
Sebr•Liszle Taylor, Taylor 2 do ' 7 :40 '
Bohr. Lady. Ellen, COrBOII,BOIDUrY, C A Reckeober
Bchr ! GifforliGlefbrd, Portsmouth, Nolido,well
•Bilir •
& Co.
Ann, Blake; Richmond, Me, Goo-Stockhata. •
Echr Denj English, Hathaway, Now Bedford, 1.8 Au- '
&rated & Co. . ' , .
D McCar th y, Bmilb, Balm, & "Saarri'lfr
, 7. (Correspondence of the Preis.)
. . BE A,DING, &et 8.
The followiniboate from the Union' Canal paieed into
the Schuylkill . . Clonal today , haunt, to. Philadelphia,
ledin and consignedailollOwn:
J Bebreriltimberlp:Bamnel B Taylor, .8 & Annie, do
toe L Snider; .Nfroit, grain to A P Perott. & 80;1)1411ml
Ulrich, light to captain' George Merrick, staves to Mr
Phelps.
(Correspondence of the rms . .)
HAVRE DE .011A0111, &lit 8
•
The steamer Wyoming loft here this mottling. with Um
following boats in tow, laden and consigned "ak folknye:
Thos Itatbmet and Niagara, lumber_ to B . WOlvertoo;
Wilcon, do to D B Taylor; J E Blackwell,do to -Wil
mington; J 0 Crawford, do to New York; Ramsey &
Tonfinron. do to do• ; Union, do to do; Tome & MciJiirdY i
do to W 0 Lloyd; W Lippincott, do to Patterson .t
Lippincott; E Droner, do to Darby Creek; ft It Bridg
role, du to W B Taylor; Vera Cruz, bituminous coal to
Jersey City; Sarah Edith, Triumph, Rambler, and gul
let' City, coal to Delaware Oity.
SZN.C,R,LADA.
Reamed; Batton, tiatthows, brace, arrival at Boston
Bth inst.
Ship NVec..tutorelawl, Ptcan, hvuce for Liyorpool, was
wised 24th ult, laL 48 tong 54 50.
Brig Rebecca Sheppard, 80/tors, hence, arrived at
Belfast, Ireland, f:9 ult.
Brig Farah Wooster, Lord, cleared at Boston Bth inst.
for Philndtdobta.
• Brig J M Sawyer ; Bryant, hence, arrived at Beaton
Bth init.
Schrs Evergreen, Potter, W W Brainard, Bowditch,
M 0 Kenyon, :lathes,A Heaton, Ryan, and Lottie Ann,
Van Dostrand, cleare at New York Bth inst. for Phila
delphia.. • :.
Ochre /liawatha, Ingraham, Damon, Pitcher, J gad'
waleder, Clayton, Heury Haley. Haler. Pathway, Come ,
ton, Corn Tucker, Land, Sardinian, Buinmitl, and John •
McAdams Pearson, hence. arrived at. Boston Bth lost
Schr A Lawrence, Stanley, cleared at Boston Bth inst.
for Philadelphia.
Bahr Henry Perkins, Coodridge, hence, arrived at Be •
verly ,7th
Behr J V Weßington, Chipman, hence far Beaton, at
*Newport 6th host, and exile i again.
Bahr Georgie, Gilchrist, sailed from Providence 6th
bet for Philadelphia . .
Bchr Pearl, Slatting, cleared at Baltimore Bth Met. for
Pbiladelph ia.
LEGAL
ITED STATES; -E &STERN Al l $:
.TRIOT OF PENNSYLVANIA, .W 1 •'
THE PRESIDERT• OF THE 'HEWED • .
THE
TO THE MARSHAL OF THE EASTEREDISTRIOZ
OF PENNSYLVANIA. :-
GREETING :
WIINBEAS, The District Court of the United States
In and for the Bitetern District of PennsylvaniaYrightlf
and dub proceeding on a Libel. tiled in the name or the
United States bf America, hath decreed' all persons iii
general who have, or pretend to hive, any right, title;
or interest in the schooner:- LOUlSA,l,whereof
is master, -bar tackle, apparel, and furniture, ang the
geode, wares, and merchandise- laden on ;board thereof,
taken and seized at siti, - titnnit; thirty milei northeast by
east from Charleston, South Carolina, by the United
.States steamer EI ENVILLE, under command of Com-.
mender Mullaney, uhd brought into . this port,
to be =Dished, cited, and called to judgment at
the 'time , and place underwritten, and to the of.
feet hereafter expressed, (justice so' reqUiting.) You aro:
therefore charged, and strictly enjoined and commanded,
thatyon omit not, but that, by publishing these pre.seuta.
'in at least two of the daily nowepapers:Orinted and :'pub-'.'!
fished in the City of Philadelphia, and in the Leaal In-:
teiligencer, you do monieh and cite, or cause to be
monished and cited, pereniptorily, all:persons in general••
who have, or pretend to have, any right, Eine, or iuterest"
in the said echeener LOUISA., her tackle, apparel,
aadjurnittu e, aid the goods,,wares, and merchandise /a
-r deli' on-board thereof, to Appear before the Honor;
able JOHN CADWALADER, the Judge of the said
court, at the DISTBIOZ COIJRT I . .1100,11, ' . in :the
COY of Philadelphia, on the TWENTIETH day 'af
ter '."publication of these presents, if it..-be a co.uft
day; or else on the next court day following; betwean the
usual hours of hearing causes. then and, there to show, or
allege, in this form of law. a reaionable and lawful ex
cuse, if any they have, why the said echouner LOUISA.,
her tackle, appparel, and furniture, and thegoode, wares,
and merchandise laden on ' hoard 'thereof, shotild
not be pronounced .to belong,
~at the . time of the
m
capture of 'the sae, 'to' the enedies-of • the ...United
States, and as goods of their enemies, or otherwise,
liable and subject to condemnation. to be: adjudged
and condemned as good and lawful prizee; and—fur
ther to do and receive in-.this . 'behalf.as to. justice stiall
appertain. And that YOll - duly inti Mate, or caudate,' be
intimated, unto all persons aforesaid, generally,,(to
whom by the tenor of, these presents it is also intiniatedip
that if they shall not appear at the time and, place above
mentioned, or appear and :shall ieifehini a feast:MAW
and lawful cause to the contrary, then said Diatrict COMI
doth intend arid"will proceed to adjudication on the said
capture, and 'may pronlninee that 'the` said schooner
LOUISA., her tackle, -apparel, -and furniture, and the
goodeowares, and merchandise laion on- board thereof,
did belong, at .the time of the capfuls Of. the seine,
to the...enemies of the United' Stetter..a ?Lutetitilat, and •
.
as geode of their enemies, or otherwise, liable and;
subject to confiscation and condemnation,,. to • be : , ade."
judged And Condemned as lawful priie, the abserica
rather contumacy, of the persons so cited 'andintimitted
in. anywise notwithstanding; and that you delY.Cartify
toithe said District ,Court what .you shall do hi theiYisoe •
raises, together with these presents.' . • .•
.Wfinete the Honorable -,OADWALAIMIR,
Judge el the said, Court, at Philadelphia, this Atth
day of SE .the
Id D.": 1862, and in 'the' eighty-,Sp.
yenth year,of,tho Independence.of the said United States...,
'till- St G R. FOX, !Mork 'District' COurtf.'44
17ITED:STATES; /RIOTER* DI/3-
7'RM OP.PENNSTL*ANIA,
THE PRESIDENT OP THE UNITED STATES,'
TO .THEMARSHAT, OP THE EASTERN DISTBIOT
OF rrmiSYLVAlia s ` • • ..`"' •
GREETING: • ' ••••• 4 - • ,
' WHEREAS, The District Oourt of, the United States
in and for the Eastern Distriefof PennsYlvadia, rightly
and duly Proneeding ori a Libel; filed in the name sof -the
United States of America, halls decreed AM' persons in,
general who have, or--pretend to have, auy right, title, -
or interest in the schooner MARY EL IZABie PH,
whereof Captain Sales is master, her tackle, lineal el, and
furniture, and the goods, warm, and merchandise laden
on board there:A, taken and seized near the entrance of"
Cape Fear River, by the United Ftates steamer
STABS AND. STRIPES, Lieutenant Commanding H.
S. McCook,' and brought - into' this -port, to.Z.ha
.1
monished, cited, and called to • judgment, at the
time and place underwritten t and to the effect here
after expressed, (justice s so ; - equiring•) . You are there.
fore charged, and strictly enjoined and " - commanded,
that you omit not, but that, by publishing these
presents in at least two of the daily newspapers printed
and published in the city of Philadelphia, and in the
Legal intelligence?, you do monisla and cite, or cause
to be monished and cited, peremptorily, all persons
in general who have, or pretend to have, - any right, title,
or interest in the said 'schooner MARY Erin 1.13 TH,
her tackle, apparel, and furniture, and the ; said goods,
wares, and in. rchandise laden en board thereof; to appear
before the Hon. JOHN CADWALADER, the Judge
Of the said Court, at -the District Court-room in the
City of-Philadelphia , on the TWENTIRTH lay after •
publication of these presents, if ,it ,be a court de*,
or else on the • next 'Court day foll Owing, betweea-%
the usual hours of hearing causes, then and there
show, or allege, in due form of law, a reasonable and
lawful excuse, if any they have, why the said soh oner
DIARY RLIZABEITII, her tackle, apparel, and furnitttro,,,
and the gocds, wares, and merchandise laden onboard
thereof, sbould.not be pronounced to belong, at the time
of the capture' of the. same, to the enemies of the United '
States' and as goods of their enemies, or - other. •
wise, liable and subject to condemnation, to be ad
judged and condemned as good and lawtnl prizes: and`'
further to do and receive in this behalf as to justice - shall '
jappertairiffAnd that - jou drily intimate; or cause to be
Intimated, unto all persons aforesaid; generally, (to
whom by the tenor of thetas - presents it is also intimated,)
that'll they shall not-appear at the time and place_aliove
mentioned, or appear and,shall netshow a reasonable, and
'lawful cause to the contrary, then said District Court'
doth intend and will proceed to adjudication on the said
capture, and may pronounce that the said schooner MART
ZABDTH; her tackle, apParel, - nini furniture, and the
-
goods, wares, and merchandise laden on board thereof,
• did belong, at the time of the capture of the same,
to the enemies of the United States of America, and
as goods of their enemies,--or otherwise, liable and
subject to confiscation and condemnation, to be ad.
judged and condemned as lawful prize, the absence,
or rather contumacy, of the persons, so cited and Inti
mated in anywise notwithstanding ; - . and that you duly
certify to the said District Court what you shall do in the
premises, together with these presents.
Witness the Honorable JOHN DADWALADER,
Judge of the said court, at Philadelphia, this' fourth
day of BEPTEMBItII, A. D. 1882, and in the eighty
seventh year of the Independence of the said United
States.
se9-8t 0.11.-FOX Clerk District Ooart.
UNITED , STATES, EASTERN DIS
TRIOT OF PENNSYLVANIA, SOT. _
THE PRESIDENT OF THE 'UNITED STATES; •
TO-THE MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF PENNSYLVANIA,
GREETING • . •
WHEREAS; The-District COUrt of the United States
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly
and duly proceeding on a Libel, tiled in the name
of the United States of America, hath decreed all per
sons in general who have, - or:pretend to have, any right,
title, or interest in the schooner JOSEPLIINS, whereof
Captain Cummine le master, her tackle, apparel, and furni
ture, and the goods; wares, and, merchandise laden on
beard thereof4taken and seized at sea, off Ship-Shoal
Light House, on the coast of the State of Louisiana, by the
United Staten steamer lIA.TTERAS, noder command of
Captain Emmone and brought into' this port, to
be monished, cited, and called to Jude - mint, - at the time
and place underwritten, and to the effect hereafter ex
pressed.,, (justice so requiring.) Yon are, therefore,
charged 'and 'strictly
by
and.commanded, that you
omit not, but that, by publiehing these presents in at
least two of the daily newspapers printed and published
in the city of PhilidelpliftWand in the Legal /Mel/igen. ,
csr, you do monish and cite, or canoe to be monished
and cited, peremptorily, all persons in general who have,
Or pretend to have, any right, title, or interest in the said
schcelmer •JOSBPEE;NE, her tackle,. apparel, and jar
niftire, and the Said goods, wen* end merchanditie lalen
on bond thereof, to appear before the Hon. JOHN
OADWALADER, the Judge of the said court, at
the District- Court roorn, in the - city. of „Philadelphia,
on the TWENTIETH day after publication of these
Presents, If it be a court day, or else on:the next court
day following, between the usual hours of hearing causes,
then and there to 'show, or allege, in die form of lair t a
reasonable and lawful excuse, if. any they' have, ''WhY
the said schooner JOSEPH'S E, her tackte, apparel, and
furniture, and the goods, wares, and merchandise laden ;
onbeaid thereof, should , not be pronounced to belong, at '
the time of. the 'capture 'of the same, to the enemies
of the United States, and as goods of their' enemies, or
otherwise, liable and subject to condemnation, to be
adjudged and condemned , as good and lawful prima ; -
and further to do and receive in this behalf as,tojustioe
shall appertain. And that you duly intimate, or canselo'
be intimated, unto all periona aforesaid generallyi (to
whom, by the tenor of these presents, His intirna•
ted,) that if they,shaU,not appear at the time, and Place
above mentioned,•or appear . and shall not show a rev,'
minable and lawful cause to the contrary, then said Dia.',
tract Court doth intend-and will proceed to_ adjudication
on the said 'capture,.and may pronounce thatthe said
schooner JOSE PHINE,her tackle; apparel, and furn iture,
and the goods, wares, sad merchandise laden ontboard
thereof, did belong, at the time of the capture of the same,
to the enemies of the United States of America, and
as,goOds of their' enemiee, or otherwise, liable and sub;
.ject to confiscation and "condemnation, to , be adjudged
and condemned as lawful prize, the absence, or rather
. contumacy, of the persons - so cit ed and intimated in any:.
wise notwithetaudingi and that you duly certify to the
.
said District Couit what yon shall do in the premises, to
gether with these presents.
Witness the Honorable JOHN CADWALADER,
•
Judge of the said court, at Philadelphia, this fourta day
• of SIPTEfrIBEB , A.D. 1862, and in the eighty-seventh
year of the Independence of.the said 'United States.
st9-3t (I. B. FOX, Clerk Diatrief Court .
trNITED STATES EASTERN Dls.
. .
TRIM ' Or PENNSYLVANIA, SCT.
Tall PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, ,•
TO THE MARSH AL - OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OF. FENRBILYAT9IX;
GREETING :
, WHEREAS; The District Court Of tbe United - States,
iniuld for the Eastern-District of Pennsylvania, rightly
sad duty proceediog on a libel, Sled in the name Of the
`'United States of America, bath decreed. all parsons in
`yieneral who have, or pretend to have, an right, title, or
_lnterest -
in the sc hooner ELIZ A.," whereof - is
insister, her tackle; apparel, :and furniture, and the
goods, wares, and merchandise laden' on board there:if,.
taken and seized at sea, aboit fifteen miles southeast by
:south of Cape Domain Light, off the ceast of death Carla- '1
Una by the United States steamer ' B fEti VILLE, Coen
mender Mullaney, and brought into this port, to be mo•
Dished, cited and called to judgment, at ...thatime and' ,
place underwritten, and to the effect heretifeer'exprosse'd, ,
(justice sorer uiring.) You are‘therifore charged and
strictly enjoined and commanded, that yon omit not, tont '
„tbal..by publishing theme' presents in at least_ two pf the
daily newspapers pritted and published in the city *of
Philadelphia; and in the Legal lute lligencer,:yclu do
mouieh and cite, or cause to be monished and cited, per: •
emptotily, all persons In general who have, or pretend to
have, any right, title, or tutorial in ttie said schooner
ELIZ A , bet tackle,, apparel, and furniture, and the
Jsiid goods,ivares;eintimerChandise taden on board Unreel,
to appear before the Honorable JOHN CADWALIDER,
the Judge of the said court, at the District Courtroom:
in the cby of Philadelphia, on. the TWENTIETH day
' after-publication of obese presonte, if it bee court day,.
'Or'ilse on the neat court day folkiwing, between itie,nsual
hours of hearing cause's, then and 'there to 'Show, - 0i
allege, in due,forrn of law, a reasonable and lawful ox.
cuse,.if. any they •litiVe,; why the - Said schooner ELIZA,'
her tacitly, apparel, and furniture, and the gooda, wares,
and merchandise laden on board thereof', should not be
prozounced to belong, pt the time of the capture-of the
aarite,rto the enemies of the United Slates,' and' as goods
of their enemies or otherwieb, liable and - enesject •tir Pen. •
demnation, to ,be adjudged and-condemned as leered and.
lawful prizes ;rand further to do and receive in this behalf
as to justice shall appertain. And that you duly intimate,
cr cause to be intimated; unti all koereedicaforesald, gene
rally,. (to whc niby the tenor of these presents it is eles..
intimated,) that if 'lbw shall not appear at the time and
place abe.ve mes.tioned, or appear and shall not shoe , a
reasonable and lawful Cerise - to the contrary, then eaid
District Court doth intend and will proceed to adjudica
. Con on the. esid•copture, and may pronouroe- that the
said schooner ELIZ i, her tackle, apparelotud'firrniture,
'and the good a,' wares,- and
.mer chandise lad en crn board
thereof, did helong, at the time 'of the'capture Oft the
same, bottle' enemies of - the' trotted States offAmer'ica,
and as goods of their enemies, or otherwise, liable and
snhject to confiscation and condemnation, to, be adjudged
and condemned:as lawful prize, the absence or rather eon
tumacy of the tenons so deed andintimated . .rin anY:wise
notwithetandlog ;, and, that you dnly:certify to the ,said
District Court what yon shall do in the preeruesa,iogether
withthese presents. . •
• W ititese: =the<:Ronorabde,JOuIN;CADWAJ.ADEB,
Judge of the said Court. at Philadelphia, tfiltillltla day'
of SIIPT2fd EMI, A. D. 1862. and In the eighty seventh
ytar of the Ind ependet ce of the said United States.
3t G. B. PDX, Ctirk District Court.
In 4 l . .
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.
•
° • . 6 10. 1862.
:„, : Na
• : 1 - D •
•D
PROPOSALS:
pROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPAIRTSOOVI',
.• • ' BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOrts;
SEALED PROPOSALS for each crass lienarately ' en
dorsed "Proposals for Class No. (name - the class),
for the nsvy yard at (name the yard)," will be re
aired at this office until noon on the 29th day of Sep
tember inet., for furnishing and delivering at theserbral
ism yards named the materials and articles embraced in
.printed schedules, which will be furnished on application,
.and sent by. mail,if so •requested, t) persons desiring to
offer to contract for any or all of the classes named
.therein, by the commandants of the several navy yards,
•for the classes for the yards under their command, or by
- the navy agent nearest thereto, or by't4e bureau far any
;o4lll,tbe ) ards. •
• • 'To prevent confusion and mistakes in' scaling the
reeve ' 'AO bid Will received which contains classes for
• 'Pore than ens yard in: one envelops; and each buil
'iridual of a Sinn must sign she bid and contract,
ilidcere are hereby cautioned and 'particularly-notified
• that their offers must be In the form - hereinafter pre
. scribed, and be mailedin time to reach their destination
• before the time expires for receiving , them :.nb bid. wit&
be considered which shall be received after the . period
'Rated, and no allowance will be niadeforfailures of
the moil.
•
To guard agalnit offers being :e pened . before the time
ii>pointed, biddere. are requeeted„to endorse on the 'en
,velope above the addresa, and'driiw a line under the en
dorsement, thus: ~ •
Proposalsfor elass No. (name the class) for the
Navy rard at (coin the yard:'.') -
" Rolha Onief of the BureanorYruds and Docks, Wish
, tilgton, • •.; . .
lorm'of Offer.; •
(Here date' the offer.) • •
. .
' (here insert t,-,.eMtuie, or nantes,,cmnpotung'the firm,) .
of (name the town s ) in the State's:if (name th'e' State,)
h , reby t ffer to furnish. tinder your advertisement dated
(date of wivertisement,) and subject to all the. require
ments a the ttrad s :arid of thh printed: schedule to which:
:Otters, alt the'artiptetrembracedlu Class No'. (name the
:.tides,) for the navy yard at (name the yard,) aocording
to maid schedule, viz ; (here paste on the printed class
fi out' theacbed ure s 'aod.opposiie each article eat the 'price
and carry out the amount in the se:dooms for dollen and
rends, and foot up the aggregate amount of the bid for the
clasti,) amounting to, (here write the amount in words.) -*
I Propose as my agent (bore natr.e - the agent, if ono is
required by the schedule,) for the supply under the classes
miscellaneous, by a non .resident of the place of delivery;
.aiid'ahould my offer benocepted e requeet the contract
may be prepared and Bent to he-navy agent at (nano.,
• the agency,) for signatures and certificate.
(Here the bidder and each, member of the firm to eign.)
Form of Guarantee
The undereigned (dame, of guarantor) of (name the
- -town), end State of (name the State), - and (name of
second guarantor, ticc.,) hereby tmdertette that the above
-named (name the.,bidder; Or bidders), Vii.ll, it his their]
-offer as above be accepted, enter into contract willithe
United States within fifteen den' after the date of notice
through the poet office of the acMintance ofihis (or their]
offer before mentioned.
Witness: .., (Signature of guarantors ) ,
I'certify thitt the above DBlllOO '(blire name the Staran-.
tors) are known to me •to ho good and reseonsible.gua-,
raptors in this cave. (Signature.)
To he signed by the
or
judge, district attorney,
collector, navy agent, some person known to the ha
'reale to responsible. '
- _
• -- posTsmotrrEr,.- w.. 11 -
Allays No. 1. Bricksj cliEsi N0..2. Stone; class No: 3.
, Yellow pine timber ; - class - No. 4: - Yelloet pine lumber
dais No. 6. Oak and hard wood ; class No. 6. White
~piny, spruce, juniper, and cypress; class N 0.7. Limo,
' bair, and plaster; class - No. 8 Cement; class No. 9.
I''.l3lravel and said; claskNo. 10. Slate; class NO. 11:-Iron,
iron nails, and spikes; class No. 12. 3teel; -class No. 14.
Files; class No. lb. Paints, oils, and glass; class No.
18. i ship chandlery ;,.class
• No. 17. Hardware; class No.
- .184 Stationery ; Class ;Nal 19. arite-Wond ;:clatiatlio: 20.
•
Bay and straw;. class No. 21. Ptovender; Attie lie: 22.
09h,arcool; class No. 23.11elting, packing, and hoso;
ItCleps No: 21. Sperm and lubricating oils; class No. 25.
• Iron castings ;`class ti0..,28. Angers; class No 27. Anth
racite coal ;. class No.'lB:"Bitinninaus coal ;valisisNOAL
Copper Dna composition nails; class Ito. 32. Itlachlnery
and tools.
BOSTON.
Clout, N0..1. Buck's; ease Stone ; otitis No: 5.
Orik and bard' wood; class- No 6. White pine, sprELCON
end oppress; &sae No. 7. Lime, hair, and plus.
, ter; class No. 8. Cement; class No.-9. 4lsisval, and 'sand ;
class No.. 11. Iron, iron nails, and-spikes; Nol. 12.
Steel; class No. 13. Pig iron; class No. 14. 'Piles; class
No. 35. Paints, oils. and glass; class No. 16. Ship-chart
, dlery ; clads No....l7.,Hardware; class No 18. Station
ery ; class Noi• 113. - Firei:Wood ;"clais No. 20. Ray land .
straw; aleinfo'..2l: - Provender ; class No: 22. Charcoal;
I• s ciata No. 23. Belting, packing, :end hose; class No. 24:
Stunt and lubricating oils; claw - NO. 25. - Iron castings; :'
class No. 26. Augers; class No. 27. Anthracite' coal;
clam No. 29. Bituminous Cumberland Coal; class N 0.30.
Semi-Bituminous Broad Top, &c. coal; class No. 33. Bs
tension of hospi tal at Chelsea.
NEW 'YORK. • --
Class No. I. Bricks; class No. 2. Stono; class No. 3.
yellow pine timber;' class Yellow pine lumber;
class No. 5. Oak and bard 'wood; class No. 6. White
- pine, spruce, ,cypreee, and-juniper ; / class No. 7.. Lime,
hair; and Phistitr; close No. 1. Oement;;;•class ;No: 9.:
Gravel and sand ; dale No. 10. Slate; class No. 11 Iron,
iron nails, and spikes; class No. 12. Steel; class No. 13.
Pig-iron; class No. 34 Ifliie4 claire No: 15 Paints, oils,
abd glass! class No. 18. Ship chandlery ; class No: 17.
Hardwao"; dies ,No. 18:43tatiOnery ; class No: Hay
and straw; 'No: 21. Tioveddor ; class No. 22 0113 r
-
Coal ; class No. 23.',Lelting, packing, and hose ; class No.
24 Spritt andlubricating oils; class No. 25. Iron work,
Piping, ke ;:class - No 26. Angers; class• No. 27. Anthra
cite c,al ; class No 30; Semi.bitruninotie, Broad'Top, Arc.
coal ; class No. 31. Copper and composition nails; class
NO. 34. Rose carriages. :
+PHIL ADMLPIII.4...
i Class N 0.1.. Bricks; Class No. ' 2. Stone;class No. 4.
Yellow pine Imnber ; class No. 6. Oak and hard wood ;
Class No. 6. White pine, spruce, juniper, and cypress;
'
class No. 7. Lime, hair. and plaster ; class No. 9 Gravel
and sand ; class No. 11. Iron, Iran nails and spikes;
Mess No.-!32 Steel ;:olass No."-14. Files; class No. 15.
yaint., oils 9 and eats ; chiss N 0.16. Ship . cha n d l ery;
wags No 17. Hardware; class No. 18. Stationery; class
No. 19. Firo. wobd class No 20. Hay and straw; class
No. 21. Proverider ; class:No 22. , Charcoal:; class No.
23. Belting, packing, and hose; class No 24 Sperm and
lubricating oils ; :class No. 26. Augers; claws No. 27.
; Class' No., 30. Sethi-bituminous, Broad
coil class No. 81 'Copper and composition
;EOM ; ChM No. 32. Machinery add tools. .
NAY L ASY GOAL
N0.;17.. Clothing ; clams No. 2..Uato, % boots,. awl -
it - ONTit'clitie NolB. Frovisiens 'class. No. 4.- Quinones
class No. 9: Dry - gOOONT - Pleas No. 13. -Bread, &c.; clasp
rNo: 7. Tobadeo oleos No. 8 • i •Coa1;- class, No. r 9. Paints, •
. oils, sod glessi.,; • class &c. iciest; No. U.
•tlnntlier 'class No. 12. Fire-wood; clean No. 13. Pro
'veneer class No. 14. Miscellaneous , No. 16:.
Hardware class No. 16. Stationery . .' .
WASHINGTON
'DICES .RO. 'Tricks ; class No. 2. Stone; class No. 4.
:Yellow pine lumber; class ho. 5. Oak and hard wood;
Wass No. 6, Wbite pine, spruce, juniper, and cypress;
;class No. 7. Lime, hair, and plaster.; class No. 9. Gravel
and sand •,' CIRE9 No. 11 - . Iron, iron nails, and_ Slakes;
lasso N 0.1.2. Steel ; class No. 18. Pig iron ; class No. 14.
IYilee; class No. 15. Paints, oils, and glue; cli.no No. 10.
!Stbipcbaradltry ; class No. Hardware ; slags No.lB.
*Stationery ; Class No:l9' Plie- wood • class No. 20. HST
and straw; class No. 21. Provender; class No. 22. Char
; class No. 23. Belting, packing, and hose; cities NO.
124. Sperm and lubricating oils; class No. S7:-Anthracite
coal -, class No. 5.9. Bituminous OtisakteiOndCoal ; Olass
; - No. 32. Machinery and tools.. ' • -
• •
•
The schedule will state the times within which erticieS
will be required to be delivered; and where the, nrinted
echedule is not need, the periods stated in. it for, delive
ries must be copied in the bide. All the articles which
may be contractedfor trust be delivered at ouch place or
places, including drbyage and cartage to the place where
used within , the navy yards, respectively, for which the
offer is made, as may be directed by the commanding
ofli
cer thereof; and, all other things being equal, preference
. will be given to American manufacture. No article will
be received after the expli atlon of the period specified in
the schedules for the completion of deliveries, unless ape
dially,authorized by the Department In computing the
clamp, the price'staied in the column of prices will ba
the' standard, and the aggregate of • the class will be
carried out according to the prices stated, -
It is to be provided in the contract, and to be dis
tinctly understood by the bitiers,,that the amount and
number of articles ennmera*.ed in classes headed " His
cellaneons " are specified as the probable quantity
which-may-be required, as well as to fix data fur de
termining the lowest bid
. ; but the contractor is to Vanish
more or lets of the asid.ennmerated articlea,.and in such
quantities, and at.suchitimes, as . the bureau or com
mandant may require ; 'such increase, hOwever, not to
exceed one-half of the quantities stated (and, requisitions
sent through the post office. shall be deemed. sufficient
notice) during the fiscal year ending 30th 'of June 1833;
and whether the quantities required be more or' less than
those specified, the prices shall remain,..the same.
Bidders are cautioned against stating fictitious prices
in their offers. •
Alt the articles under the contract must be of the beat
quality, delivered in good „orcierc.free of all, and every
chirge or expense to the. Government, and subject to the .
inspdition, count, weight, or measurement of the said
navy yard, and be in all respects satisfactory to the cora
mandant.thereof, . Bidders are referred to the yard for
plans, specifications, or samples, end-any farther de
scriptions of the articles or explanations' they may de
sire. Whenbidders shall beta doubt as to the precise
articles nerhed,.in - the schedule, they will apply to the
commanding cificer of the navy yard and' not to em
- 'loves for description of the article or articles in doubt,
• Ashich information the said officer will gide In writing.
Orntrectorsfor claises heeded . 1 fdiscellaneons," who do
not reside near the place where the articles are to be de
livered, will „be 'required to name fis:thetr prOyeattls an
:agent at the city or principal place near the yard of de.
:livery, who may bo'called upon to deliver articles with
' out delay ; when they shall be required. -
Approved 'sureties In the fall amount.of the contract
-*ill be - required, and twenty per coati= as additional ae
cnrity,dednoted from-each payment until the contract
•sball.have Wen completed cr cancelled, unless otherwise
authorized by "the Department. On classes of articles
headed . : tt Miscellaneous," to be delivered as required
•• during tbetical year, the, twenty per -centum retained
may,-at , this discretion of the, commandant, _he paid
Quarterly ow the Bret of of January, April, Jttly, and
October,,when the deliveries hose boon satisfactory, and
tbe'bal ance (eighty per cent.) will be paid by the resole- •
tive navy agents within thirty,..dayfi after the presents
-lion orbals,izi triplicate; duly , vpnched and approved!
No part of , the per centum reserved is"tolfis paid VIM
ell;the'rejected 'articles offered Miderthe contract shell.
havdbeen "Amoved from thOyard, unless ekteciaffy as hot
tired by thplodperinient. • •
It will be stipulated in the contract, that if default .
shall be made by tbopartlea' of the•flret part in deliver
log all , or tiny Ot-the 'articles mentioned in any class bid-,
for, of Niequalitie firdra the tlmes'and,places above pro:
'tided, then' and in that motto said Parties will forfeit
and pay tO the Milted States a slim of money notite.ex
ceed twice the amount of such oleo; which may be reco.
frikm"ttine • to trace,-according to the act'of Con
gress izi tbakeese provided, approved March 3 ; 1848.
The nineties mot Slo the Contract, and theirresponsi-
Milts becertified to by a navy-agent, collector, district
attorney, or some other person satisfactorily known ht.
.the bureau.
.11 ie to be. provided in the contract that the bnrean•
'shall have the power of annulling the contract, ; without
loss or damage to the Government, in case Congretteletiall'
not have merle sit flicient appropriations for the , articles ..
named, or for the completion of workeeetimated'for ' and
on which this advertisement is based, and shalt ataohave
the power to Increase or diiminith the quantities.Named'
In the clams not, beaded Miecollaneona '! the'
liallednleTtidentrfive . .per_centutn.
Pereons whistle offers. T shalt be accepted be n'otified . '
by letter through.thepost office, which notice tibial be
considered sufficient ; and of they d o nut enter into con
I
tract for the: supplies specified within fifteen daie from
Ithe date of ;notice from the bureau of the acceptanceuf
'their bid, a contract wilt be made with some other Person.
, or perebne, end the gnarantors of such defaulting bidders
will be held responsible for all deli tquencies. • e. • '
Ali efferdh made ade In strict sonforntifp with Ms id;
I "de'rtisement, will, at the option of the buresu r . tie ie.
I jecled• ' ' • : . •:!
Those only whose offers may: acciAted will be nott-,
t i
fled, end• contracts will beeady (pi cgeopstiop• soon
thereafter as Dia) , be practicable. , • 414, 8, 10.17, 24-4 t
'E . ,
PUTY 0 17:4RTERMASTER=
. enertirseve OFFI011,; , • • • • .•
. _ PIIILADELPIIIA, September 8, 1862."
PROPOSALS will be r'ecelvid at this office until FRI
DAY next, 12th instant; at 12 o'clock DI, for thelmme
(Date delivery in 'Washington City, D. 0, of 'one thou
, and (1,000). tons of beat TIMOTHY HAY, in.balog
Bidders will state the shortest time of delivery. Proro
sale to-be endorsed gl Proposals for Idelivering'.//ay in
Washington City, D C.," and. addressed to yr •
, A. BOYD,
se9-4t Captain, and Asst. Quartermaster, U.S. A.
.. - QUA:RTERISIMITER
.
.-ORNSRALPEI ornpz, PHILADEO.IIIA, 3d Sap-,
tember,,lB62:- • • . , ' -
PROPOSALS 'milt be received - et 'this office until
SATURDAY, 44th lnet., at.ll,o'elock NL. icr •sateplying
the War'•Depertment vitt:Cali the steadier - 00 AI, :re
quired during the year, cotninenclog, Ist .October next,
and ending let October, 1E153: ' goal; to bi delivered on
board of-veseebiliing,eitheS af,,ltichporid or Greenwich
Wharf; t.s'sseigh tweiotrelo.hendred.and forty (2,240)
pounds to the ton,.arid lobe of the WO quality, subject
toinspection.• _ • A. BOYD,
et4-15t OaDt,and - dinQuarierralieter U. S. A.
•
CHAMPAGNE WritslE.. An invoice
of De Commit Ck;.,,and Oomet Champagne Wine,
last reedited psi &
rsal E
JAIIE TOllll shi Georgea, and foe by
anll - 202 and 204 South )3 4 80NT Street.'
POBEWINE::--Tarragona and Oporto
A- Port for sale, In bond, by
OHAB. a. OLREITLIBB,
N 0.120 WALNUT Stmt.
. PROPOSALS.
pRoPO.A.I:ig FOR
ARMY 'CLOTHS.
ANNT OLDTITTNO AND EQUIPAGE 0171014
P.DILA4LPHIA, September 3, 1362.
Manufacturers and 'Merchants are invited to offer
P3IOPOSALS, at this office, until FRIDAY, 12th inst.,
at 12 N., to furnish tho United Stable with
BLANKETS, ARMY CLOTHS, lENIIBIIIrI3,
LININGS AND TRIMMING OF ALL • KINDO,
• • Suited to maklAgt .
UN IFORM CLOTEIII44.
The BI,ANSETS must he Army Blankets, wool, gray
(twit& the letters B. S. in black, 4 inches in length, in the
centre), to be 7 feet long, and 5 feet 6 inches wide; each
blanket to weigh 5 ihe•
The CLOTH Must be Dark Dine (Indigo Wool-Dyed), -
of. ariny standard, weighing 2:1 'ounces to yard of 54
Inches wide, and log ounces to yard of 2,7 inches wide.
The HERSEYS moat be Sky. Blue (Indigo. Wool-dyed),
army standard, weighing 22 ounces to yard of 54 inches
wide, and 1l ounces to yard of 27 inches wide. Samples
of Linings and Trimming mast accompany the bide for
three articles.
Bidders will state the number . of yards and Quantity of
each article they will be •prepared to furnish in each
month, and ‘ for how many.months, et the Clothing Depot
in Philadelphia, and the piles per ym-d,..tc.
each bid must be accompanied by a proper guarantee ;
setting forth that if a contract is awarded to the party
named ,therein, he will at once execute the same, and
glie.eatisfactory security: The names of sureties to he
given in the 'proposed. - G. H. GR05N1.A.14,..
seS.9l Deputy Q. liK.Gen. 11. S. A.
•
E PUT Y QUARTERMASTER,
GENERAL'S OPPIOR.—PIDLAAELPHIA, Sep
tember 8,1882. • , '
PROPOSALS *ill be received 'at this Wilma until
SATURDAY, 20lh Met , at 12 o'clock M., for supplyink
and oelivering•to the Miaowing' United States' Iliiiitary
Hospitals,' (phew, Storehouses.' dic., all. the Oosl'.and
Wood nouired for:tbe nie of nob „building& from Ist
October next to May.lst 18811 " • -
Hospital at Broad and Cherry streets, Philadelnhia.
.
Hospital at Sixth aed Master streets, Philadelphia.
B °Frani at Tifth and Buttonwood' streets, Philadel
phia. •
Hospital at Twenty.second and Wood streets, Phila
delphia. •
Hospital at Twenty.fourth and South eimoas; _Phlla
del phis.
lasePitillat Fourth - and George streets, Philadelphia.
Hospital at Twentieth and Norris streets, Philadelphia.
, Hospital.at Sixteenth and .Pliberteireets, Philadelphia.
Ehspital at Tenth and Christian streets, Philadelphia.
Hospital on Race, below Sixth street, National Guard
Hall.", •
."
- . •
Hospital on sitarhy road, Summit Hones."
lielipittii at "West Philadelphia:
`Hospital at Hestonville, Pa. . ,
.HOrpital at Germantown....
Hospital near Cheater, Pa. e. ,
Hospital about being erected 'on 1, }hinting Park
Conrse,” Philadelphia. and on property of kir. Ohartes•
Hubner, at Chestnut Hill, and anypther Hospitals which
may be erected or rented within the City limits; during
the time above sotclfied/
, Offices of the Quartermasters, Ind Clothing and /kat
:page Departments, at Twelfth mid Girard atieets, Phila
delphia.
.
Offices of the Pay, Commissary. and Mustering De
partments, No. 1102 Girard street, Philadelphia.
Offices of the Military Headquarters, No. 403 Walnut
streer,Thiladelphia. ' '
Office of the Medical Purveyor, No. 7 North 'fifth
street, Philadelphia- •
Offices of the Medical Director, and Medical Director
of Transportation, Nos. 422 and 424-Walnut street, Phi
ladelphia.
Storehoule at Twenty-fourth .and Chestnut streets,
Philadelphia: •
Storehouse at Twenty-third and Filbert etreets, Phi
ladelphia.
storehouse at Twenty-first and Spruce streets, Phila
delphia..
Storehouse at Broad and Prime streets, Philadelphia.
Schuylkill. Anises.), on Gray's Ferry road, and build
ings .connected therewith.; Coals to be of tho boat quality,
stove, Bag, or broken, as may be desired, and subject to
. lasof Maori: Proposals will be endorsed l "Proposals for
mfpplyingaospitale; &o , with . Coal," and addressed to
. :A. BOYD,
- Capt. and Aaa't Quartermaster 11. S.A.
11PNANCE OFFICE,
(1 * •
. . WAR DEPARTMENT.
• .WASHMO TON, SepteMber 4,'1E62
PROPOSALS will bo received, by this „Department,
until' 5 P. M:, on the 13th September, 1882, for the de
larry,•• at' the, New York Ordnance Agency, No. 55
WHlTRstreet, ' , New York, where Baronies can he
seen, of-- "
50,000 Regulation Cavalry Blankets •
26.000 do Artillery Blankets.
These Blankets must be of pure wool, close woven, of
Eton& Yarns.- :
r: . FOR THE toe.v.S.LEY,- •
.Tntligo•blno color, with an orange border three inches
wide and three inches, from ;the. edge. The totters,
"IT: 9:," 61x inches high, of orange color, in the centre
of tho.blanket. • •
) , FOR TIE.ABTILLIERT,
lied. with a black border three inches wide and three
'lnches from the edge -The lettere,.“ U. 5.,". six inches
high. black color, in tije centre of the blanket.
All the blankets are to be 75 inchei long by 67 inches
vide, -end she weight of 3.1875 lbe. . Variation allowed,
0 1876 lbs. They must be single, and not in pairs, and
packed in cases of one hundred each. The vain., of the
cases to be determined by tbe Inspector. *_
The goods are to be inspected at the factory, and none
will be -accepted or paid for but each as are approved on
inepacHon.
DELIVRBFES must be made as follows:- Ono- tenth of
the amount contracted for, per week, commencing intwo
weeks from the date of the contract. Failure to, deliver
at a epecilled time will subject the contractor to a forfeit
ure of the amount duo at that time.
No bid will be considered which does not come from a'
manufacturer or 'manufacturing company, and which
does not state explicitly the place, time, and quantity of
each weekly delivery.
The Department, reserves the right to relectany or all
of the bide which may be made. '
Each party o ?tainting a,contract will be raquiied to an
terinto .bonds with, - -proper sureties for the faithful exe
cution pfLthe same..
Broia the awed being made, successful bidders will be
notified, Kid will by furnished with forms of the contract,
ndre attired of them.-----
ropueaurwmatraillorealma - tv: —
;;; . '-'"u General JikIES W. ItIPLEF,
• eg Chief of Ordnance, Washlngton,'D.o,"
And will be andersed,
u Proposals for Blankets." ' • '
.• ' '
JAMES: W, RIPLEY,.
se 9.f.t Brig. Gini:Abietiof Ordnance:
ARMY CLOTHING AND -EQUI
.rx. PAGE OFFICE-- , PitriengtiquA August 16th,
1862. ,
• PROPOSALS 'a re invited for furnishing Uniform Re
gulation Clothing and 'Camp and Garrison Equipage for
the new levies of volunteers and militia of the United
States. The Clothing and Equipage for the different
armi, of th'e service to correspond in make and material
to that heretofore need, and to conform to the patterns in
the Office of Clothing and Equipage in this city, where
specifications and samples may be Inspected, Proposals
shotaki Mate, the artiole which it is propeeed to furnish,
the quantity which can be supplied weekly, the earliest
period at which-the delivery will be commenced, the total
Quantity offered, and the price for each article. All ar
t:ldea delivered by contractors are required, by law,' to
be legibly marked with the contractor's name. The fol
lowing list embraces the principal supplies needed :
ARTICLES OF CLOTHING.
Uniform Coate, consisting of Engineers; Ordnance, Az.
tillery, and Infantry.
' Uniforms Jackets, consisting of Cavalry, Artillery, In-
[entry,' Zonave, and knit.
Uniform Trowsere,' consisting of footmen, horsemen,
Zonave,
,and knit.
Cotton Ducks, Overalls.
Drawers, flannel and knit.
Shirts, flannel and knit.
Great Coabi, footmen and horsemen.
• Straps ter Great Coats. - -
Blankets, Woolen and Rubber. •
Ponchos and Telmas.
Sack Coats,
.flannel, lined and unlined.
Boots, Bootees, Leggings, Stockings.
Leather Stocks, Wax upper Leather, Sole Leather and
Briddle Leather, Uniform Hats, trimmed and untrimmed.
Uniform Cape, Light Artillery, Forage Caps, Stable
Frocks, Sashes, Haversacks, Knapsacks, Canteens.'
• • - ARTICLES OF EQUIPAGE.
• Hospital Tents, Wall Tents; Sibley Tents,' common
tents, D'Abri Tents. •
Hospital Tent Pins, large.
Wall Tent Pins, large and small.
-Wail Tent Pine. email.
Common Tent Pins.
- Mosquito Bars, double and single.
• Regimental Colors. • R.
Camp do. •
--do.
• B.eghaental Standards. •
Storm Flags.
Garrieon do.'
Recruiting do. •
•
Guidons.
• • Felling Axes and Handles. - •
Spades. • - , •
Hatchets and Handles.
Nees Pans.' •
Camp Kettles.
Pick Axes and handles.
• Bugles.
• Trumpets.
Drums. •
Fires. '
• , BOOK&
Company Order. • ,
Clothing Acoant. •
Descriptive. - "` •
• Morning Revert. • " • -
Regimental General. Order. _
Letter.
-• 1. Descriptive. •
• Index.
• • • Order. ,
_ .Post Order.;
• Morning Ropsrt.
Letter
-- • Guard.
• —Target,Practice.
' Consolidated Morning Report.
".Inspection Report.
~ „ •
• Security will be required for the fulfilment of every
Contract. • •
All proposals, received by noon Of the tenth day from
the date of this advertisement, will be opened at noon of
.:tbst day, and the - articles immediately needed will be
Wwarded to the lowed responsible bidders present. -
Contracts for' further ninnies will be awarded from
tlinV to time, aa favorable. bide are received, always to
the lowest reaponsible bids received, up to the time of
'making the contract. -
By order of the Quartermaster General.
G. H. 011.0SMAIT,
tf Deputy Quartermaster General.
SAFES.
PiLILLIE'S SAFE DEPOT' RIP
MOVED to No. 21 South SZVENTH Street, um
Franklin Inatitute.
the undersigned, thankful for past favors, and NW
determined , to 'merit future patronage, bee secured ax
eleganeaud convenient store, and km now on hand t
taiga ; assortment of Lillie's -Oelebrated Wrought ant
Milled Iron /Tire and Burglar ,Proof-Safes, (the onl
strictly fire and burglar proof safes made.) A13°,1.111401
Unequalled Bank Vault, Safe, and Bank Looks. -
•Lfille's Dank• Vault Doors and Looks will be furninhal
to order on short notice. This is the strongest, best pro.
keel, and cheapest Door and Look".yet offered.
" " Alsoi particular attention, is called to Lillie's /fell
'Cabinet Safe, for Plate; Jewelry, Sup. Thin Safe is con.
ceded to surpass - In style and elegance anything, yet eV
. fored for this purpose, and is the only one that II strict* ,
fire and burglar proot * 1 . : :
Brsoiv Norica.—l have now on hand say twenty oe
..Farrel, Herring? gt oo.'a Sates; post of them nearly new.
and Boma forty of other makers, comprising, a con:l9l4i
assortment se to sizes, and all lately exchanged for thk
now celebrated' LilUe• Sec' They will be sold at VWf
low prices. and examine'.
ja26-17if ' . BLDLIB, Aged.
• EVANS & WATSON'S
• • •iiAtilmszipas nen
- 16 5011Tkr01JILTH EITBEIT.
Pate
Alarge variety of 1,111111-PRO014&11111 away' on
baud. -
Al4Tr-B r itlOTlOtr METAL_ i• •
i sniedoi
• 'minds br
• JAItER TOMO! ..JR.,
1417 BRAES FOUNDRY, DRINR.ERT ALLEY, -
' B RASS
Front and Second, Rioei end•Arbb ate
atk9-27n0 •
COTTON BAIL DUCK AND?.O.4IOIr
VAS, of 'al numbers and brands. .. .
Raven's Duck Awning Twills, or all descriptions, foi
Touts, Awnings, Trunk and Wagon Covers.
Also, Payer 'Manufacturers' . Drier Felts, trod /to 11
feet wide. Tarpauling, Belting, gall Twine, &o. • •
JOHN W. lIVERIdAN & 004*
triv4al 102 J01.1)18 Alley.
TIANADA PEAE-50 bbls. Cinads
‘'.l.• Peas, of very choice qhanty, for sale by ,
RHODES & WILLIAM%
• au2.l ' —lOl South WAITE. Strait.
FOR SALE,IOO bbls. goodVARBON
Om, at No. 415 oom Amen Street .iii4t*
MEDICINAL
CONSUMPTION
CONSUMPTION I
DR. WISITART'S PINE TREE TAR
NATURE'S GREAT REMEDY FOR ALE DISEASES. OP
THE THROAT AND LIMOS.
Ha'vo you a Cough? Have you Bore Throat? Have
yen any of the promonitoiy oymptoms of that most fatal
dieesso, Consumption 1
Those wbo should be warned b 9 these elm-prams gene.
pity think lightly or them until. it 1.6 too tato. From thin
!4,4*., perhaps more than any other, SHIM the sad pre.
irslienre and fatality of a disease which sweeps to tho
grave at leaet one. sixth of Death's victims.
What are ita fiymptams ?
It waietly begins with a abort, dry cough, which Noma
becomes habitual, but for 'mile time nothing its raised
- except a frothy mucus.. The breathing ig sor.iewhat
11 . 031 t, and upon alight exercise. much hurried. . A acne
of tightness and oppression at the chest is often felt. Ae
the disearli advances the patient becomes thin in flesh, is
afflicted with loss of appetite, great languor, indolence,
and dejection of snirita; .snd ,may continue. in this - , stater
for a considerable length of time, but is very readily af-
fected by slightexpositre or fatign e. If these occur; the
cough becomee more troublesome, and la attended' with
eSonstkm,. which is moat copious and free very early.
~..*ealctening " It is sometimes streaked with blood-
Attain etsigenight-sweats 'usual) , set in, and in-some
profuse blooding of the lungs may also occur:
Paln In some part of the chest is felt, and often a dila-
catty of }zing upon one or the other side, without
. severe
'tits of tOughitig or asense of ' fullness or iii4ocatien; is
Tenanted. Thd prdie beconies full, hard, and freiinent;
the hectic itinsh tinges the cheeks, and the dire malady is
fest hastening to its nese.
•
You mow aek, «Ys thero a cure ?"
• Cpsumptlon has been and can be oared by the nee of
My ffaiii.diordial, oven in apparently hopeless Sasete.:*Thle
assertion I. make with the ability to present the most
complete evidence 'of its truth. Sauce will not admit of
My giving the contents of the many, thetumnds of
monials to its value, which I have been and am receiving
from men and women of unquestionable worth and rani.
tation. I havo had a number of these certificates printed
in circular form, which 'I will send you free on applica
th*.vWbottier you now determirie to try the medicino Gr . !.
not,.eiindfor the After years of study and'ox-'
. .
peitriel4, roFor this, medicine; believing it to be ambling: ,
remedy ion. ell pulmonary and bronchial diseased. If:
yok cannot be beneited by, the uso of the Tar Cordial; I
. belitr7TO you are beiond all earthly aid. Yet if there are'
bettei , eurative agents, I earnestly advise their use. 'The
beet remedies, the beet care, aremeeded byilbose afflicted:
with this disease. Because .. l believe this to be the beet, I
ask you to try it. • •
Many, not only of the people, but physicians of every
school endprectico, are daily asking me, What le the
'principle or cause Of your greht nuccoes in tho treatment
of Piarnonary Consumption My answer ia this
The invigoration ef the digestive organs—the 'strength
ening of the debilitated system—the purification and en-
richment of the blood, mast expel from the spitem the ,
corruption which scrofula breeds. While this is effected
by the powerfal alterative .(changing from Cheep° to
health) propertied of the Tar Clordlal,ila healing and re
novating principle is also acting upon the irritated sear
faces of the lungs and throat, penetrating to each did•
eased part, relieving the pain; subduing Inflammation,
and restoring 'a healthful tendency. Let title two-fold
power, the healing and the strengthening, continue to act
in conjunction .with liatnre , s constant recuperative ten_
dency, and the patient is saved, if ho has not too long de-
lapel a resort to the MUM or cure.
The Pine Tree. Tar Cordial will care Ootighs, Bore
Throat and Breast, Bronchitis, Asthma, Croup, Hopping
Cough, Diptberia, and la also as
,excellent remedy to
i,,lutLaes of the . itllbiaye, and femaifi.co.
:retail at my Nedithmi_D,,pot,a.T.
10 North Second Street, Phlledelphitt, Pa.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS, kc
The genuine has the name of the proprietor and a pine
tree blown in the bo t tle. 411 others are spurious halter
*radiilli* Cents end Ono Dolisi per . Bottle.
Prepited OAT bi the proprietor. • •
Dr. L. Q. C. WISHLET,
No. 10 North SV001i1) stroet,
•
Philadelphia, P
Sold by Druggista and Storekeepers generally.
A POSITIVE CURE FOR
DYSPEPSIA.
THE GREAT AMERIOAIT
DYSPEPSIA PILL.
A Care warranted for $l, or the money re-
funded.
WHAT IS DYSPEPSIA?
Dyspepsia bail the following symptoms :
Ist. A 'constant pain or uneasiness at the pit ofßie
stomach ) which is caused by a permanent contraction of
the stomach npou.undigested food. It generally begins
immediately, or's abort time after eating; is often very
severe and obstinate.
24. P/atuience and Acidity.—Those symptom arise
from the indigestion of food, which ferments iacitead of
digesting. - . .
Bd. Costiveness and Loss of Appetite.—These symp
toms are the effects of the unnatural condition offocid
in the stomach, and the want of pure bile and , gastrio
juice. The stomach is often painfully distended by wind ;
the appetite is sometimes voracious.
4th. Gloom and Depression of Spirits.—Thli state
nnets Many.' for t 4 a enjoyment of life, and is caused by'
the impure blood furnished by imperfect digestion. 1n
this stage of the disease
_many persons commit suicide.
There is a constantforeboding of evil, and an indifference
and positivninability to perform the offices of life.
eth. Diarrhecct.....kfter being at first costive, the suf..
ferer is afflicted with fflarrhcea, which is owing to a dis
eased condition of the bowels, produced by the undi
gested food, which is evacuated in the same condition as
when eaten, and, of course, gives no strength 'to the
sistent.
6th. rains in all parts of the system arise from the
action of impure blood upon the nerves. They are felt
chieily in the head, sides, and breast, and in the ex
tremities. In many eases there is an uneasiness in the
throat,. with a sense of choking or suffocation. The
mouth is often slammy, with a bad taste and furred
tongue. '
7tb. • Consumptive Symptoms and Palpitation of the
Ssart.-14any, persons pronounced as having these
dfseeses have, in fact: nothing but Dyspepsia, the lung
and heart . dimoaasheing only symptoms.
•,Cough.—This ie a very frequent symptom of Dys•
pertin, and leads very often into confirmed consume
.
*X - Want of , Steep.—A very &tracing symptom,
resulting often in mental derangement. ,
10th, Eirroptoms of external relation.—The pa.
tient• is affected painfully by cold and Boat, which his
owing to unnatural dryness of akin, and the skin is
often affected by eruptions , and totters. The gloomy
dyspeptic avoids society as much as possible.
Vomiting.—A frequent and distressing entitaii.
rolieveis the pain, but emaciates and wears 'iris die
sattent. , .
12th. Dizziness, dimness of vision, headacke,..and
"staggering in walking.—Thi%o are very alarming symp
toms, which ere speedily removed by our medicine, but
if negleoted„are quickly followed by numbness and
sudden death.
ISth. It is impossible for U 9 to give all the symptom;
of Dyspepsia in so small a space, but the above are con
sidered sufficient—if we add that the patient loses his
memory and attention to surrounding objects, and ire
gnetitly becomee morose and, sour In disposition. We
should say, hOwever, that pains In the joints and stiff
ness Of the limbs, which go by the name of rheumatism
and neuralgia, are very often produced-. by Byspepsla..
Also, a hardness of , the muscles of the abdomen, which
berl'ine contracted and* bard, and in some cases the
• beily . siiltititiStSattof being gently prominent.
capes' of geuxval debility, use WISHART'S
CORDIALWith the PILL.
N?lBlz—Air Orders promptly attended to on receipt of
- .Price One Dollar per Box. *.
*
Bold Whidesale and Retail by the proprietor,
DR. L. Q. C. WISHART-
No. 10 North SICOONDIRreet,
Philadelphia. •
Mr ALL • PERSCRS BEWARE OF . COUNTER
FEITS. • •
lir The ab,ClitlPMllllllliyely Vegetable.
SOnt Oillinicfrollitotaitilliefh on receipt
_of price.
a:130 stutlan
sALBs BY AIICTION.
:TO}JN B. 'MYERS . Si AUD-
U Tiolumnis, Ma. =lt sad =a MA HEAT. SVeet.
• &SIX OF DRY GOODS.
'ON THETASDAY .111.11112illtiG.
September n i st /0 o'clook, by catz•Togue, fo:ulbthe
wean. , .
BATA OP OARVRTINGS.
ON ' PUMA Y MORNING,
Boptomher 12th, atiOX o'clock, on 4 wont r4'
1300 yleces Velvet. Brussels, Ingrate. anti Vonalas oar
poling, cocoa instill:cgs.
BALE 07. BOOTS AHD 61109 ct
~ a.
' od TIIItIDAT DIOR-NINO,
nerteruber 18, on Liar inoinbe' -
7,6oopriarAaos roots 004 /.3pezt, aor
filiacliEßS ) BEWLEY, ct
i 1!o. 429 10.1.2,EireSTM9ri.
ON TUESDAY' MORNING.
700 3 4 4 fine to extra fino Paris all.Woolßroeho Bor.
'der black Stella SHAWLS.
200'1 0.4 Printed Border black Stella MIK:7LS. •
• LYONS BLAUN. BILK VELVETS.
yit , cee extra anatilYideok.sllk VSLVETS. • '
LYONS BLAON. 1.101 1 2,17J8 and ONOS DE
081N1116,,* • . • • -
26 and 24-inch hlgb Ineklebliielt
• f'•
24 and 88• Inch black Groirdti ithineo. . •
NSEIN'D'
DOUBLE. VAC E. BLA.O3:C .• 41 - 8471 N ES . a nd 0 .
.2 - 1111.1.0.11, BON ,OITY TNI.DE. • ' • •
26 and 24-inch very lieevy black Grod Do Zurfoh. • '
24 neat figured double. face Arminee. Alpo. • .
Neck. Sil k Tim .. Boon Skirts, Oak's' M . .
AW 7t . ffei - t* s
• . •
Shirte and Dray/mi. : 6re., Ste ;..• • • • • •
IDANCOABT & WONOOK,
8. Nos. 212 MABNM. Otroot.
1.431.0151 AND
/211"031TEL , DBY GOCMI3, Ikl.bliklDElll.lllB,
Sol, by catalogue,
. :•°
THE .11011S1118,
13oPiasebey10, oosereenciag at 10 o ' clock, precise ly .
.• 'Comprising ; pliers) assortment of desirable and
fresh; aossas, worthy tba,attentionet,the trade:
Included Will be found, viz--
STRAW GOODS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS:
: Ati•lnvoice of -100 cases of ladios' dark and white
strive bonnets, and •_ancy-bats for Fall sa'aa.
cnorta...- -Aira.ll-IntrNme
thinmlng ribbons, plain sad assorted colors.
.Also, 100 cartons ,worranted JesL.:French artificial
flowers, of choice now ; steles; iSit landed, for best city
•
P13111E011:0ESIEB, LINEN. oAmsnrc
.Also, a line of late styles embroileie3 'collar's, sad 'setts
flouncing, bands; Intents walsto
Also, a full
,lige ,of •ladiee' gc And ged i s plain and
hemstitched linen cambric- handitexchiots.
Alho a full line of gents trnign !and puye linen shirt
fronts. .
Alto, an inVOico of ladlee'Prult blank silk lace veils.
. SHAWLS. •
Also, lot of black and colored brook.: and printed
•border Stella shawls.
HOOP SKIRTS. I. .
, . .
A full' assortinc-nt of le.dies. _misses, and !children's
hoop skirts, ladies' Belniorale, dm : i
Also, children's woolen hosiery, fanoy.wool knit goods,
'stock of trimmings; military braid, teasels,. cord, gimp,
!Sc.! ' . ' ,' ~ •
STOOK GOODS, "CLOTHING, &c..
Also, balance of a 'lock of clothing, dry goods, shawl?,
noTELs.
powE RS' HOTEL,
Non: 17 and 19 PARE BOW,
(OPPOBITI sran,AsTo)Hortei,)
NSW YOBS.
TIMMS 81.60 PBS DAY. .
This poptdar liotel has latoly been thoionshly
sated and reforniabad, and now p09303813M tha rasui
Ines of a
FM3T-OLASB;IIOTTAL.
The, patronage of Philadelphians and the travelling
subtle, desiring the
.best accomodations and moderate
sharges; ierespectfully 00yeited.
' *Fara , ' B. L. POWER% Proprietor.
'VIEVIN( HOUSE,. • ~
~ •EI W yous.; •
BROADWAY AND TWELFTH STREET,
• ... ENTBANON ON ii9BLFTH STREET, '
• Conducted on the
• , - 'EUROPEAN PLAN
:
.
This house is now open [or the accommodation of
Families and transient auests.
• GEO. W. HUNT,- 1' • ••
-• Late of the Broyoort Howe, > Proprietok
- • CHAS: W. BABB, •
• isl7-thstnlisi
A° A.RD.-.THE vaDkR,SIGNICD,
.
late or the (iIItABD HOUSE, Phnololsible, have
leased, for a term _or years, WILLAItIrfiIIOTXM in .
Waihington. They take thin ocoaalon to return to tiets
ad friends and customers many 'thinks for vast favors,
end bog to assure them that they will be moat happy to
ese them in their new quarter&
SYS.IIIB, ORA.DIVIOR, dc 00.
wAszatcproig, . enBo-17
tilo Ai ;V ki Di ; 1, 1; I il;g'A
NOTICE:Lit le hereby Certified:; that
the undersigned : have formed a 'Limited Partner
ship, agreeably to the proilidons of the acts of , Assembly'
of the Commonwealth of PeinlaylTaa* upon thit-.terms
hereinafter set forth, to wit: '
I. The name or firm under which the partnership
Is to be conducted is BUSH & KURTZ. . •
2. The general nature of the business intended to be
transacted is the Importing and Jobbing of Dry Goods in
the City of Philadelphia. '
3. The generalipartners 'ln tho said firm aro VAN
CAMP BUSH and WILLIAM WESLEY KURTZ,
both reelding at No. 1937 VINE area, in said City of
Philadelphia ; and. the special partner is THEODORE
W BAKER, residing at No. Z 2,7 Noith TWENTIETH
Street, in.iiald.city. •
• 4. The amount of capital contributed by the said spe
cial partner '.to the,common stock is the sum of FORTY
THOUSAND. DOLLARS, in cash. '
6. The said partnership is to commence on tho NINE
TIGSPITEt .DAY; OF - AUGUST, A. D. DM, and win
terminate on the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY, N. D.
Made and severally signed by the said partners, at the
City of Philadelphia, tho Nineteenth day of August,
&. D. One Thousand ?tight litindxed and Sixty"-two.
VAN OAR? - BPSH,
WILLIA) WESLEY KUETZ,
. . ' Oeneast Pextneis.
THI . CODOBIIVW..BAKEYL I - , •
ar2l:6a Elpeciisl Partner
• GIiOCERIES '-.A.p4911 P , I& PVISIONS.
HITE FRESERTINGIBRANDY.
1 5 131rignmi. AND WINE VINEGAR :
GREEN ;' GINGFAL, MUSTARD SEEDS,
SPICES, &c., &c.
An the reel:denim for . pring and Pickling Parpciew
ALBERT •0 • ROBERTS
DR&LBE
8.6- tf CORNER, 'JD LE AM)
QPLIT PEAS-Of prime; gash' jr,;;foi
1.3 Weary. 3110D110 & 'WZMAIIIO,
an2l . 107 &nth WALT= .Stroet..
_
prECHER'S AND FAHNESTOOK'S
ii riunfe constantly received trash by
• RHODES & wiLLuiss,
No. 107 South WATER Steak.
efURRANTS . . AND.. . RAISINS-50
...I • bble choice new and old Zante'Ourrasts; also,
fano% Bunch La: ere and Keg Raisins, for sale by
RHODES & • WILL - LAIRS,
107 . South WATER Street.
VT 13 . --- Almonds, Cream Nuts,
Nate, Bordeaux Wabants, Pea Nuts, Vll
berferPeosa /a store and for sale by
EtliiiDlC,9 h _WILLIAMS,
107 South W.ATICB. Street. •
'MEW DIAOKEREL. '
-150 ebb, Now Largo No. ikaokered..
.160 Half Bbls ig
In store and and for 'wild , 1 : . • •
IaTEP.WT it . 800 • •
No. 140.,North WHAB '
BILLDMACKEREL, idtter tie •
. ,
2,600 Shia Itla&s. Nos. 1,2, and 8 *AM". late
!aught fat fish, in assorted reckagee. -
2,000 Bids New Eastport, lfortnne Bar t igid :Kan
2,600 Boxes - Lnbee, Scaled, and No. 1 Hprrths. • •
HO Mb Now Mesa Shad.
260 Boxei Herkimer Count/ Chow', 24 4 - •
In store and for sale by • •
MURPHY a ZOOM
No. 146 North WHABViIe.
COAL.
arrA_L. —;•TITE• •IJ B, S GNE D
Iv beg leave to inform their friends and the public
that they have removed their LEHIGH 00AL DEPOT
from NOBLE-STREET WHARF; on the Delaware, is
their Yard; northwest corner of EIGHTH and WILLOW
Streets, where they intend to keop the best quality of
LEHIGH 00AL, from the most approved minee, at the
lowest prices. • Your patronage Is respectfully eelielted.
• JOB. WALTON. & 00.,
7 Offioe, 112 South 8110011 D Street.
Yard, EIGHTA.tiout.WELIOW.., _ mhl-tf
.. V
.s.
•
"T
.UOINER" OIL WORKS. •
100 bble "Lucifer" Burnini Oil on hand.
We guarantee the oil to be non-exploelve, to burn all
the oil In the lamp with a steady, brilliant dame, without
trusting the wick, and but.elowly....l3arrels lined with
item enamel. WEIGHT, 81111TH,J8 PEA.BSALL,
• le2l-tf • " 0Mo64111•11ABSZT Street.
fll FIOE OH. THE PHIMADELPHIA
%.J AND BEADING - BAILNOAD 00EPANY.
JIM 28, 1882.
The BATES of FREIGHT ind TOLLS on AIiTHRA.
CITE COAL trensporteAby this Company will be a fol.
owe daring the"month of BERTEDISEE, 1862:
POrt Carbon 452.19 $l.BB
Mount Carbon.. .. - 2.17 LB7
SthilYllaii Ravel; 2.10 1.80
Auburn . 2.00 . ' • 1.70
Port Clinton 1.96 1.01
By order of the Board of Managers.
jo3o4lza • W. H. WBBB. Secretary.
riIO HE
oL - Ati T sicf:-.A D u acute S a!ll P chrOon F io AL
( r
ured, by special guarantee, at IEO Walnut le
hiladelphle, and in case of a failure no charge
made. -, ...
. Professor BOLLES, the founder of this netopr
iice, will Superintend the treatment of all cases him.
self. A pamphlet containing a multitude of cettill. -
tee, of those cured, also lettere and complimentary
whitlow' from. medical men aid others, will be
given to any Person free-
Lectures are constantly given; at 1220, to mall
men and others who desire • a knowledge of my dis
covery, in. - applying Electricity as a reliable there,
Atte agent. Consultation free. ap2B-Cm
LP , -•_ PALMER,
.
Surgeon Artist to the Government Institntiors, Wash..
in eon. Also, to all of the Medical _OoUeges and Hos
pitals.
The 4 i PALMER 1.4111 BB," adopted by the Army
and Navy Burgeons. Pamphlets tient gratis. • Address,
B. - PB,ABIL. PALMER,
lyZtios N0.1809.0117113TN11T Street. Philad'a•
T. ATQATIVLOILIt:492 baskets Latour
1-41 ctii:i4olc4taliecifita per Bbip Vendalid, from'
Sordesexifer sittiliy ' .. • .•,- ....
J&ITEBTOH11 & L&VERGNIS,
202 and 204 South FROST Street...
RAY;RinatteLZTAV 'quarter casks saint
• , : m artin B s y . Reee just received per Schooner
BBL and for sale by J&URZTORE & LAVERGNIC,
.202 and 204 fiouth FRONT Btreet. Rol
Na O T - COPPER--FROM THE
I
AfiIYGDALOID!.faININgi POISPANY, of Laks
Superior, for tole in lots to gait purchasers, at
o.lp. F. WONALTHIS,
416.A11011 Street
lelB-wegm ,
• • .
RAY
A., very superior BAY Rllii,.ol.;quayeay,
.reo4ived.ar4 for !ado by OIIAS: 1: °MAMMIES,- •
177 In WALNUT and SEL COLIURITII-Stroatii.
To Richm'd To Pldhbilw.
.s&aki: r AVUTIO;
••••••".• ••••
• •
TH0D2.19. BobTa
isa figia RTIVITR
itflAL ESTATE AT. P.II,WATNII.ti.g.
large amouut at Pt leate. dale, t0...: 4 0.,
deairiptlou of ally nod COlMh'i Prnerti•
oar ha had at the anr,Urai e.dre. "--
deece
on S ptl al.nrday next one bauttbile' twee ready. 2 -a.* ***.
catalogues. •
. .
WEAL *SATZ : 84W.21.2PT.Z 11MA-I*.
Oiphbzie' Coed Gacrgs au n a,c
and othor yanablil '
- .
• Bele et;Nos. IE9 sad•l4l. South roarth
813.PARIOS gpras , lli 1 , 10
. , BiEBBORP,.. EBUSEKELE .1,•"'
ON THIPCODAT
At 8 o'clock:. att the :'haction Etoro r ca
excellent cocoa& bwad farultura, Sne
i41,-4
Ate., hate femillee decitcfmr, honeekeapiag. ~
bin, a enectio - r, 9Y13-iTcrAT. clif•st: •
• . ••• Salo foi :wont:ow Uoited Stet*.
WOOL, COTTON &ND 1,7114.THER OZFiTT
• . ON MONDAY .11.01;11161e.
• 1611 t at JO. o'clock, at th'it Auction 51c.rn, a
tit* cif 'pky blue, dark blue; az& lief wool ca010.2.1-41*
ton wool ; c fixed, radlrlittw'Ootton do; also, cot ? j:;.n:.
WIPO
Al 160 23JCIA tent:oottiiit
Ea" ran cattalokatr. •
•
punap.ir.OßD4l,- . CO., AVG:raw
' BMA 625 MARKET and. 622 00561.4.41/0 8 7
BALM 1010 71,000 OASES %ROOTS,
• (+Alia. " 1
ON TYIII4SDAT LIORNING:
gem. 11, .at' la o'clock pren l sol7, wilt be end,
logne, 1.1.45 at,' reen'ii, bofe'. and tens., and grain ' boobsy eel and r..p • bregar d ... 00 .
h t
Sa tert,'Ox ford tea, :Wisilisigtonin Babstorala f or
men's, muses', and cbildran'il calf, kip, g oa t, kid, %.
mailed and meroceo.:.heeled boota and sikesn, ; m it,
met
buskins, Hatraialis Alto, a lyss g e. „.
Or air-mega good,.
116 r Open% for• examinationorith natalerne., Ma i
the morning (Irani& ,*. • :
VI, OBES NATH9NS,AI7OTIONA-ti,
AY." *AND colttirrzislONi . XI6IIOHAIrr,
cornem. of_EUETB - R, , d immels tmaa , r
GRZAT. BARGAIN'S.
WATOSPES ANA , s•TBSVRLIIVAI! PIirVATE
Fine geld and !diver:lever, lopine, Englieh,
Franc!). watched for. Edge Iken half theu 4 ;f7,..!*
prices. Watches .- 6 .sonimse de/Lar tonne ireandrtdcfat!
each. Gold ohal4 NOm
. 40 to 60 Nints per p:"'"
4-Y4
'TARE NOTICE.
• The r .hjahwt vies' 'Ede price
. 1;. , loaned onaAu
'A'stabti:thet'ent, aoutheeat tcr tx4 ,7;
Slath and Eatia afreetii: At least "tlei Oicre tkPai
any other establliilinieiiein thin' MY.
RhalrANBE• pramulZATC 'MOWRY 38TA.814.ft.
MONEY. TO LOAN",
In largo or Kmar. arctowde, from one doliar to it , ci i ,
on daroonde, gold and. eilyer, Veto, scram, 3 1 .-,„ t ,,
nrersliuldiae,. clothing,. farnltrire, bedding, Plat,e,
geodit 41 every description.
LPAlSlptfhar, AT THE LOWEST MARSZTRP..7IE.
This etabltehinent,has large dire and thiet-v t o ktu,
for the. &tidy of ,valnetde geode, together ail* a MVO
vratchiars on the promisee.
ISTABASREV ran THE * LAST THIBTI" !po t
Wir ,
rikscy at.thie the Prisetpeiip*
_ . .
uncles gratly ref:Need.
hT PEI - VATS SAUL
thas IstPer4r brilliant toned 74 611 04x* with ihOksi
plate, soft anclotol pedalo.- Pri%srsl7: $9O.
One cony fintoned piano=for te , Wise ant) , no.
.• •
FOISALEISDe ' —; 1 4
• 0 LET.
,
tiOA SA*--Two High-Pressure El.
trawling Cring, ENGINES, (upright bens),
c nder .18 inch . Owe, 3-I.inchea stroke, connected si
right angles oD 0 , hei theft; otherwiseentirely itee.
pendent; each Entirielaving a i strong and. heavy bot
bed Plate cast in =ilia 'tee, siinporting mason wise,
Pedestals on ex-Annus-narking bdtini pillow Weeks.
'These Engines Dr etkrn in' Lyle and finish; - n
and and substantially but 3 viug' only been in r t e a t o,
months, will be Intent cfinsania l o ort a oca i to au, in
. mart et. - . - • ~.... N. 1. -- •
Also, two. Cylinder
'1 14 1101L.E.113, 38 feei long, a
-
inches diameter, with , t o 6 l oc h fi nes i n eac h , anil
whore fire.fronti and.othet
operation. trau t teca cces in s whfla a , .....,.....
Also, a Friction JaClisTl-14; DRugd, with 6, 4
driving,. and .reversing near • 60 Lolete. Will ralst- at or
dinary speed five tons . , with si , sh% chain direct kneg,
Also, the CHAlN'beloulting thireto,.
Alf°, one pair ' DLOWING.' (714DERS. Cilia::
SO inches dismeesr. 30 lOverohepati artriAvenetOedri,zowilittal,,,,Wob
.CB l7s l4, f ir ee o t n . .b io d in 'D c l b ate .B ßu s ig t i
pine,:
in
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Cilinders are modern in style; and onr..`L i ,n7 buil Zha
dean to]
Da. ....:.t. gear beiaT,
in 'A e
d l
Also,
cinching ores
o a r . e6 o ; a vi llAlE . RS ..
.ing or u rT: si.,,r,.
lays, liangors, e‘o. • . , . . '"
'AM°, SHAFTING, from I niche s di . innfa
inches, with Pedestals; Rangers , Wheel, beg an ,
ap!,
1...
ruileY 8, &c . • _ _ ..
. ' '
Also. CORNISH PUMP, with Leceaaary. c.6 r ,
Nod, Shears, Chain and Buchqt. *Ones, Pus? . ions,
It'arrel;;Shift, P.adeatal, Whealc&c. 1 , • M...,
All the above baying been .need bola tort tima a
Chattein Cobalt Blinee, Middle Haddam,
'Persdre desiring to ealmine them All pleas , / cal,
GEORGIE It. PltlEtol',..,ll.iddletoten, Dn., a zr tbs
preniieee; or 01,10, 31 3 8 / 1 /4S.
era tf , 222 WAI.WuI . Street • iiadeloii.
. ,
mFOR SALE I 1 I ,llbAhregrs , ry,briok
i)Walling:No , l6:ll:GßEtif Street; all ti go &, ru
61/Vfltierices......Lat26 feet !hint by 1211e0g Nar tn e,
given Novel:abet...l. Itonirs of GRAMM OAT:Egt,
office' of FALLO,NIiBXII3I.IIL;NPO WkLNUAn o t.
84 lefnOt* ,-..-..• ,' :-., . , -.. '
r;
• FOR SALE -D IWJBE
COUNTY. FARM, "98 .scree of fikt•ratt tat.
Only $9,e00. Terme *y. ;
Also, Boeks:connty Farm; good land 08 Meet; o , lr
$75 ter acre. Farm one Mile, from Medi* ; 111p. 0 1 7 ,
Delaiiare counts 595 ter acre. Fermi-57 acr
Norristown. Montgomery ; $95 ter ac Fx
farther particulars, apply to •If E. .
el . Nti0..309 •W-A L • '.
$350,.-••••TO
. RENT—HOUS No,
Me1:2127 ARON Street; hi all the modern *.
:Lents. and isle complete order.. ,
Apply to. . W. snotwax
ees-Bt* , . No. 40 North F O _ s Rt.
0. TO -BE SOLD—Ti ar6 Mem
BOU6BB--Ro. 1826 GREEN tre'e t :, fouri4l.
21 feetfront ;*and.oo 1999 GREEN - areal tbree. zita,
double front; both deep lots.
BONS/ILL 8E07132,88,1
. 'aes.llll* Ile .I!Tortb NIITB 5
is 'A STORE-AND DWELlilliG,
in a Era ( IleighbOria .2 ods 4030 Ir9ll &re .
LET. ANAY ta.
an3o-12Lit Ati,DILLM,I2IB preen
HOUSE ANDIVRNITURE
BALE-Elegant Brawn Mane House and
• 1101X10 Furniture, WAI.III4,IAff et, between ge , 10.1161*
OndAlgbtoonth*O9t4, Apply to • -
• • .' .• • " O. IL BIIIIIMID,
. S.-tinle;/m ' 20$ Booth 811LTH
• BOIV'SALR--A beautiful
.
- TAgai, arrd ,ix acres of Ground, in the Inte,tw
, Pennsylvania, desirably situated and arranged V!
. academy or iirst•claes school, near a thtivmg
and in a healthy Ideation.
Also. a doein%le DWELLING. and Lot, Ir. New lis;
field, Perry county, Penna. . •
Also, a large number of cottages, lota, aid otter p•
parties, for Sale or'excliange.
B. P. GLENN; 123 Pouth'POUBTI Street,
/ lien and B. W. cor. SEVENTEENTH art GESB
'TO LET—The eligible STOI',3
BM and FIXTURES, 43i OLUESTNUT Stec!, new«
noif pod office.
RBNOVLL
The GUN and FISHING TACKLE Stot be m
otored to - 416 OHESTNOT Street, SE PTNBER 131.
judolre of PHILIP ympso (JO.,
jy2B-tf -•- - 432 OHESTNT Sheet.
dig TO,. LET-- Dwelling, No. 24 Soua
SIVNINTBRNTH'Sfieet. Apply to
WNTHERELL & BBOIIE3,
No. 47 North 817040 Ot*4
•
TO RENT--' THREi-STOBY
ENIr BRION DWELLING, on EASE abet, 0116 60
above Twarth r north aide. Bent low to 1 good tessa
Apply to WETN&B.I7..L & B:OTIIR1 3 .
47 and 49 North SZOSD Street
• - -
, TO - TH11E:I-STORY
BRIM DWELLING, on Plitt &tart, cti .
Imenteenth, north aide. ANA,' t 4 .
WZTHEBILL it MAUL
Jon 47 and 49 North BEOOO Ism&
FOR SALE ! OR TO LET—Fog
NM Moises, on the wed edde ot. BROAD Shitetel ls i
Oolmabla 817813110 v. ,Apply at the southwest 01 4
SOME and BABSON. Streets. mie2td
rpo DISTILLERS.
- 1 - The DISTILLERY known as the
" - PH(ENIX,"
and formerly owned and occupied by SOUL. Sys
Esq., situated on' TWENTY.THISS, between
and VINE, Streets, Philadelphia, Capacity 600 b 4l
per day, is now offerectio - r sale on reasonable ant 5. , 0
roodating' terms. Is in good running order, and no ' 1
the modern impiorements. An Artesian well on Wo'
mines furnishes an unfailing supply of go 4, pure ol d '
Address Z. LOCKE & So.• 1010 2113 0
Street, Philadelphia.-. fall Id
SHIPPING.
4.lncNo - STEAMER FOR NEW
- OItLEANS.—Tbe faet4ailing Inn OP
ship CUMBRIA, George Sumner, commander, is luail
at FIRST WHARF -above DOCK, Street, and la.
'with despatch, -Ror freight or paesage apali to
EDMUND A. soupya Co..
• DOCK-STREET ViEcitr•
Shirwre must hurry itoir gouda alongside. 144
Ink' BOSTON AND PElbe e
DHLPHIA wrEmasue • ITITE- 58
from eich*l . A on SATURDAYS. • From Pines
Wharf, SATURDAY. September 13
fl an v 3
The' , Steamship-130E81AB, (new,) CaPt. '
sail trem.Pholadelphla for Boston, SATUSDA 3
II ;10; Seytembti . 13, at 10 o'clock ; and WW I !
SAXON, -Matthews, from Poston f.r PhileleB 3o,
SATURDAY, September 13. at 4 P. al.
Insurance one-hall that by sail vessebs. Treigbi sL4
at - faii - riiheic
Mow Will please send their bills of Tlc llll 3
goods
Ara tii*Or Pa/WV haying ine acdootoo o d
sopW 'BIXBY WINSOB a w
ir i ti
80;=• • - 883 SOUTH WSJ
Sarni- FO] 1 NEW,YORK-_-Ati
DAY—DXSPATOIi AND SWIFi°" - ; t ,,
LINEE—VIADILAWABB ANA RARITAN °•".. - 3
,fiteamers of the above Lines trillions DAVIN,
lad r. m:
"11 1 44: freight, which will be Wen an acconuscL a
WX. N. BATED S
m 1-ti 182 South DILAWASS Avg
808 NEW YOWL „i
agitat lam DAM! L 1511% 1 10 Nbmv—
.„
Barker-
eliada a te
Philad and New York Xtrpreos Steam
ieoelve freight and leave dilly at 2 P. N. , '—
Ws their, cargoes In New York the folkming
Yreighta taken at reamonablirstes.
W P. (ThYD II,
- No. 14 SOUTH _WHARVES , 1 111133 " -
r • _ JAMES HA M, Ag yas isa
11114 , Piers 14 and 15 NMI WEB, frelfo
Alf •T O'N' •
,•. . •
The alell-earned reputation of
• FAIRBANKS' SCIAL) I9 44
Indikel the makem of imPerraol " 1 " - Z a o
Mem u lc/AXIOM:MP SCIALW "L a il — t ot,
MVO thereby; hi many instances, 40e1113'abi."" - Der
.d ALA 'lr 6 l 9l yalP
tureronly by the ori g inal in tam* ot ll4
'k 00., and are' adept:i to even bran — 0 0
buhiHe, where s Correct - sad derebta &Mee is 01
•
. if Byrum , .
. GonorgAso-,i.
ineat.: ...11A/A.5015110f ig
InAUTION,Aaving seen a sraf? o ,
a.sx.tide o t
. 04,,,Anded a, J. Latour, " cre',3l:, 1.
rig% pialdmitax edam, es th , e u •
atour.oll but ha vcootrred only from
.41 7 r 4 JAUJIIITTORE f,lO
Ail&U $O2 and 204 Boats l72l " -
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