THE CITY.
Tllarmomettr.
MARCH SI, 1869. | MARCH 21, 1861.
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Genebai. Meagher’s Lecture at the
Hosio.«Liit eyonlng Al.tgo isdieoH
Assembled at the Academy of Mnslc to hear General
Meagher’s leoture on *' The X,ife and Chsraoter of
General Corcoran, the True Irishman, the lioyal
Citizen, and Brave Soldier.”
Thu orator was introduced to the audience by
Hon. James Bollock. In opening, he gave an
afieeting Illustration or the love of country, as ex
hibited In the character of an Irish exile who, with
deep and solemn feeling, wss compelled, at an ad
"vanced age, to leave the castle of hie fathers, be
cause tbe land had fallen under the tyrannic rule of
the ruth Jets arranger. He showed how tbs love of
country cumulated youth as well as hoary age, and
how the noblest acts of human life have their
foundation in the springs which attach a man to the
house of his fathers. This love, whether It dltplayi
ittelfinamild or In a stronger form. Is in no way
Inconsistent with the love which a man afterwards
forms for the country of hie adoption. One could be
be a good irishman and yet be a warm, true. And
earnest Amencsn, as the career or the noble soldier.
General Corcoran, testified. - Arrlvlog here at au
early age, a young man of promise and learning, he
brought with him those qualities of character which
recommend aperson to the favorable consideration
The flrit public not of General Corcoran,
which drewto it the attention of the whole country,
was the refusal to do honor to the representative of
the enemies of his race. The lecturer animadverted
upon the irrational furore oooaaionea or *o®
in New York, Boston, and Philadelphia of the scion
of English, aristocracy, and was sarcastically severe
On the obsequiousness which characterized American
devotion at the shrine of thePrinoeof Wales. He
'defended tbe cction of CJorcorsn in the part he took
in the military receptfoa When the Prince arrived in
New York. He was one man whcwsi conspicuously
conscientious, stern, sod indomitable, and who boldly
refused to psrrlcipate in the ovation to the expectant
heir of that crown under which theiiberties of Ireland
had been swept away. It was a noble act, that Cor
coran should have taken such a stand when all
around him were wild in their oba r qulou« enthusi
asm. He refuted toparade the old b9th, courteously
as a citizen and as a soldier, but indignantly as an
Irishman. How could he dip his colors to a prince
against whom he might one day lead his regiment ia
deadly conflict at a more propitious time than IS4SI
[Applause 3 Many of the newspapers and huadreds
of the American people had condemned bis aotion as
disloyal and insulting, not merely to this country, but
to the American Government.
It was said that such a regiment could not be
'trusted on any occasion. How emphatically did
"their cubit quent career give the lie to these prophe*
cie* ! At that portentious hour, when the country
was endangered by tbe Southern rebellion, no man
sprung to arms with more alacrity and devotion
than Michael Corcoran. The oath of his adoption
bound him to defend the Union under every exi
gency. He stopped at no limit in his devotion to
the country.
As for the miserable politicians who cry for
habeas coipu* and for peace while the liberties
of the country are endangered, with these Corcoran
had no sympathy.' The Irishman who feels other
wise In relation to the Government of the United
States, and the war that has been forced upon it, as
the moat scored duty that ever devolved upon any
Government to prosecute, that Irishman is utterly
unwoitby to be here, and ought to forfeit that
right. Ir such an Irishman had a Bp Aik of i]o*
cency left him, he should do one of two things,
either pack up his traps and betake himself to
the security of the British Constitution, or rua
the blockade, and like a gallant traitor take his
ch&noe in open war with those with whom he I
sympathises. The public life of Corcoran was
dwelt upon, In his career as a soldier of the Union.
The grave never closed upon a more loyal soldier. ’
None loved the country more sincerely or more tho
roughly, and at the same time there was no
Irishman so attached to the land of his birth. His
highest ambition was to be. one day, a citizen again
of his own regenerated oountry. The darling object
of his life was to have his native country re
established among the nationalities of the world.
The lecture was highly interesting, and was lis
tened to with much attention. General Meagher,
in conclusion, paid a handsome tribute to the
usefulness of the Cooper-Shop Refreshment Saloon,
in whose behalf the leoture was delivered,
Guardians of the Poob.— The Bo&rd
of Guardlana of the Poof held a atated meeting yea
terday afienioon.
The outdoor agent reported having collected for
eupport caret $168.50.
The ateward reported houae reeelpta amounting
to $61.32.
The eenans of the almahoute war reported aa fol
low! :
Number In the houae on Saturday..
Do. do. same time laat year....
Decrease
Admitted within the last two weeks.
Birth
Deaths
Discharged
Sloped....
Indentured .*■.., a .i ••*.,,.*
Numberof persons granted lodgings
Do. do. meals
The proprietors of the skating pend at Thlrty
hrstacd Walnut streets sent a communication pen*
ticnicg for the use of tbe almshouse meadow
grounds, for the poroose of extending the skating
facilities for next winter. The communication was
lefeired to tbe committee on Farm and G-arden.
Hr. Erety offered a resolution providing for the
appointment of a committee to receive proposals
for coal, to be furnished to tbe almshouse during the
year. Agreed to, and Messrs. Erety, White!!,
and Server were appointed the committee.
Dm. Robert Miller, D. F. Wood, W. H. Wallace.
J. B. Burden, and W. H. Helm were eleoted resident
physicians of the almshouse. Adjourned.
Abmy Hospital Report.—The following
report of the Army Hospitals of the Department ef
the Susquehanna, for tbe week ending March
19th, was received at the Medical Director’s office
on yesterday s
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HOSPITALS, S. 5-P ?* |
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McC1e11an....... 15 8 812
Sixty-fifth and Vine streets. .. .. 120
Chestnut Hill 1 6 .. 607
B>oadard Prime. 12 9 75
Summit House .. 36 S 4 109
Islington La0e..... 10 8 .. 30
Csmp Omt:n 41 19 2 75
TorX. Pa * , 5 ll l 416
Filbert street 28 2 6 326
Fn-athstreet 2 3 -- 137
ChambpT»burg 1 19 lo 23
Fort Mifflin 2 1 11
Tamer’s Lane 95 .. .. 179
Chri5tian5Vee1—..................... 3 14 .. 32
Germantown c .. 274
Officers', Camac's Woods - 1 2 .. 10
Sattarlee 36 3 .. 957
Total 31l 101 1? Is, 723
Depasture of a War Vessel, —The
steam sloopof-war Tleonderoga, whioh has been
undergoing repair* at the navy yard for a month
past, left there yesterday morning for Fortress Mon
roe, where sealed orders for her future destination
will be given. The following it a list of her officers:
vbsrles Steadman, captain; M. Sicard, lieutenant
commander; Fred. B. Smith, lieutenant ; Henry M.
Dennerton, paymaster ; Thomas I. Jones, chief en
gineer; U. J. Cleboxne, surgeon; Ij. G. Yassallo.
acting master; W. W. Maolay. ensign ;A. S. Grown*
insfcield, ensign: George W. Coffin, ensign: Charles
ii. Nye, first lieutenant marines; Geo. W. Rodgers,
second assistant engineer; H. C, Mcllvaine, second
assistant engineer* George A. Baher. third assistant
engineer; 'William A. Power#, third assistant en
gineer; Henry M. Noyes, acting thiid assistant en
gineer; Orville Bassett, acting third assistant en
fineet; Thomas G. Hale, acting master’s mate;
:dwaid A. Libel), acting matter’s mate; Eli Kt.
Boggs, acting master’s mate ; Wm. Ohsrlton, actlne
master’s mate ; W. O. MegonegM, captain’s clerk *
F- N. Stoddard, papmaiterig oleik: Joseph Smith!
gunner; John Herbert, sailmtker; HenryE. Btrnea!
boatswain: Michael E. Conley, carpenter.
Corner stone Laid— The corner-stone
$ € J? eT T J *with Synagogue, about to be erected
IS Sixth street, above Brown, was laid yesterday af
ternoon. It contained & roll of parchment with the
names of the congregation inscribed on it, also the
names of Governor Curtin, Mayor Henrv, and the
architects of the building. Several ancient and mo
dem pieces of coin were also deposited in it. Some
time before the exercises begsn a Urge number or
"tbs Jeftwl) population had assembled on the ground
to witness the proceedings. After riogiog, the Rer.
Dr. Bfnhorn delivered a lengthy sermon appropriate
to the occasion. The exercises closed shortly before
five o’clock with singing. The origin of this congre
gation dates back to March, 1847, since whioh time
they have been worshipping in New Market street,
above Noble. The lot on which the new building
now stands is do feet by 124, and the church will be
5»1 brick and brown-stone, two* stories high, and 72
124 fec * lone » an A according to the con
pact, will be completed in the latter part ot Sentem-
Br - Einhorn Juiius
Rating thb Shipwrights. — The almost
endless anfl thinkleas talk of rating tha sWewneht.
in the navy yard is now about complete.!, after
severs! weeks of hard labor. To rate the men may
be explained as follows: The standard is A number
onemechattic*.g&£en who work steadily, though not
as fast Mothers, yet perform u much work, because
the latter do not work as steady, are clarified as
first-rate men. It will at once be seen that to form
a judgment so as not to impair the character of one,
or to elevate an inferior persoD, is no easy job. The
shipwrights in our navy yard have never been
rated before. It was the only yard where they
were not rated. All the other departments have
been rated from time almost immemorial*
The Late Sergeant Htjmmiston. —The
'photograph of Sergeant Hnmmiston, who w«3 found
Sf * d SSPIf fi f u “J Gettysburg, with the likeness of
bli children in hi. hand., baa been obtained, and
C ?P|«* Vii en . f , r . 0 ™. K - Tl “y “*y he Obtained at
eitherof the followingplase.; Martien’s, 606 Gheit
nntadrrat: American Tract Sooietv. 929 Chestnut
.treetjSabbath-Scboo] Union, 1122 Cheatnu! attest:
Fre.bFterian House, 1334 Oheatnut Btreet; and the
BapUat Publication Rooma, No. 634 Aroh street,
flhe proceed* of the aalea are to be devoted to the
vupport and education or Sergeant Hummuton'e
children.
The Great Central Fair.— John W
Claghorn, Eeq, Treasurer of the Committee on La
bor, Incomee, and Revenues, office l is South Seventh
—h—et. Philadelphia, acknowledgea the reoelnt
ftOlß
nan. Atkinaon, mantua-maker, Pine, above Ele
venth, of *1 26; from four young ladles (anonymous),
*2; from Dr. EUeslle Wallace, $75; from Sira Dr
Wallaots2o- fromE. Wallace, Jr., $5; from clerks,
&o ; ,ot Manufacturers’ A mechanic.’ Bank, Philip
Witod' I ’!.-™* from Riobard D.
rhiui.k'S’ ® , ' oo<) i from the wife or a sergeant or
Total, $1,164 25. other
MgeCUm receipt.™* 11 OT will be acknow-
ssffisasSSsjs
S"T£“j
Corps, under the commend of Major Gardiner into
their companions who arrived prevlouafv l fv:L^ lke
a hard-looking, dirty, and lon,y aet of’ m c? W ® r 2
■worthy of the place to whlob they “he
ear. containing them were taken to the font nr
Wellington street, where they were Hoflea *nd
conveyed on board Of a steamer attached to the
wharf, which toon after proceeded with them to
Fort Delaware, where they will be conflaed until
exchanged.
BOARD OF Subyxyb.— A. stated meeting
of the Board of Survey, waa held yesterday morn*
ing. The committee on the construction of a sewer
in Frankford road, from Wlldey to Allen streets, re
ported in favor of a sewer two feet six inches in dia
meter, at the expense of the petitioners. Agreed to.
Also, for one on Marshall street, York to Dauphin,
A&donDaupUn to Sixth atreet, and on Sixth ot, to
Diamond street.
Also, for one on Sansom street, between Tenth
and Eleventh streets.
The next meeting of the Board was Axed for the
hearing of objection, to the plans or the third, fourth,
and ninth lections of Germantown. The survey ha*
just been completed.
From Foreign Ports—The bark Fan
tite, Captain Carter, arrived at thi« port, yesterday,
388 KM*, and 35 tierces sugar!
jdcke^up’stsea Uele *’ molM *®*i and 9 bales eotton,
The schooner Dart, Captain Conrad, also arrived
from the seme place, with 127 hhds., 10 tierces, and
10 bblS. mOlBSfCfl. .
The schooner Enoch. Moore, Captain Allen. ar
rived on Sunday, from Trinidad de Cuba, with 373
Ifcdi and 46 tiercel sugar, 74 bbis. molasses, an* 7
oottooi pickvd up at scA,
Holy Wbek. —Holy week, a season of
peculiar interest in the Boman OathoUo, Episcopal,
and other ChrfslUn cburohei, began on Sunday.
To-morrow evening the office of the Tenebrae will
be chanted ia the Catholio churches, and will be
continued on Thursday and Friday evenings. The
chants are in the nature of invocations for the fol
lowing morzdng. On Holy Thursday solemn high
mass is celebrated and the sscrament of the Lord’s
Supper administered. Sometimes the priests wash
the feet of twelve poor persons in honor of the ao
«on of Jesus in washing the feet of His apostles.
The principal solemnities of the week conclude with
SH°ILJ£ o ¥lZ he ? %v of the Crucifixion. This year
t»S/Ss£«£/ * th ? Awumptioii will fall on that day.
° f bft P tu ®» »nd the holding of
f?S£.“L® nal# helpnfiT to Saturday, though the
cere Jhonials will be frequent throughout the
week; and during this period the faithful win ab
stain from eating flesn>meat. Next Sunday if
Easter—the highest festival of the Church.
Arrival of Two Regiments.—The 25th
Regiment Ohio Volunters, numbering 6 00 men, un
der the command of Major Houghton, arrived in
this city yesterday afternoon, on their way to the
teat of war. Their time of furlough is out. and they
return again to their former field of operations with
a larger cumber of men. After partaking of a meal
at the Union Volunteer and Cooper Shop Refresh
ment Saloons, they marched to Broad and Prime
atreets, and then took the cars for Washington.
Last evening the 66th Massachusetts Regiment,
numbering 930 men. arrived at Washiogton-street
wharf, from their native State. Their numbers have
also been increased greatly. After being prepared
with substantial food at both Refreshment Saloons,
they proceeded by rati to Washington.
Funeral. —The funeral of the late Captain
Theodore Heed, murdered by rebel! in Chesa
peake bay, took place on Sunday afternoon. It was
largely attended, Tbe toffin was covered with the
American flsg. Th« old pvtriaoh* ia the oyster
business, and the Union association of oys ermen,
numbering about five hundred men, were in attend
ance. A large number of people congregated in the
vicinity of Front And Prime streets to see the pro
cession form and move to the place of burial. *
Heath of an Estimable Lady.—We
me pained to learn of the decease or Mrs. Sarah J.
Byan, the beloved wife of John W. Ryan, Esq., and
sister of the Rev. E. W. Hutter, of this city. She
died yesterday afternoon, at his residence, 1316 South
Fifth street. The deceased was an active and much
beloved memtar of the Pine-street Presbyterian
Church, and her death will be mourned by a large
circle of sympathizing and attached friends.
Mr. Oakley Purdy, who has been for
several years connected with the American Tele
graph Company of this city, and well known to the
justness community, has resigned hts position la
that office for the purpose of associating with Mr.
Sidney Demlng, late correspondent of the Asso
ciated Press with the Army of the Potomac, in the
extensive manufacture of a new artiole of vinegar
from com.
Public B^uarbs. —The new incumbents
Of our public squares have commenced placing these
public resorts Into something like order. The ten
der blade of green begins to be seen peeping about
tbe surface. More than ordinary attention is being
>aid to Fairmount Park. It is probable that during
he coming season the place will be more attractive
than ever*
Fair Ground.—lt ia stated, but upon
what authority we know not, that Logan Square
has been selected as tbe site for the great Sanitary
Fair. Temporary wooden structures are to be erect
ed, &c. T within the’encloiure. By this arrangement,
nearly 200,000 square feet of surface will be afforded
for the great show.
Marine Accident.— The United States
•teamer Mohegan, boned from St. Helena to Rio
Janeiro, ni ran Into by tbe »hlp dray Engle when
within one hundred and fifty miles of the latter
place. The upper rigging of the Mohegan was ear
ned away, and other damagea incurred. The G-eay
Eagle left this port about two months ago with a
large for Rio.
DEATH Reported.—The death of Wm.
L. Snyder, a conscript, was reported at the Medical
Director's office, yesterday, from the Convalescent
Hospital, Sixteenth arid Filbert streets.
New Appointment.— John William
Wallace, 0/ Philadelphia, has been appointed, re
porter of the dedsions of the United States Supreme
Court, in plaoe of Judge Black, resigned.
Horticultural.— The spring flower ex
hibition of the Horticultural Society will open, at
Musical Fund Hall, this morning at 11 o’clock.
City Councils.—Both branches will hold
meetings this afternoon, to consider unfinished busi
ness.
A Banner to the Breeze. — On Thurs
day afternoon a flag will be raised at the camp of
the Provost Guard.
THE POLICE.
[Before Hr. Alderman Beitler.J
Larceny Case.
A colored boy, giving tbe name of John Matthews,
was arraigned at the Central Station yesterday af*
ternoon, on the charge of stealing vest and panta
loon patterns from tbe store No. 228 Chestnut street.
The value of the articles was stated to be $55. Ma
ria Welsh, who has kept a shop on Seventh street,
near Shlppen, for twelve years, was arrested for re
ceiving tbe stolen articles. She was held to ball in
the sum of $1,500 to answer. Matthews, unabla to
enter bail, was sent to prison to await his trial.
[Before Mr. Alderman Fields. J
Shoplifter.
William Voung, a young man, was arraigned yes*
terday morning on the charge of stealing $3O worth
of linen table sloths from a store on Girard avenue.
The accused was committed.
[Before Mr Alderman Dougherty.]
Scene at a Select Party.
Joseph Dippinger, from Baden, was arraigned on
Sunday on the charge of cany tag a concealed deadly
weapon. The charge was preferred againsthim by the
officer who made the arrest. The defendant went
to a Saturday-evening party, given at the National
Guards Hall, and, while promenading with a young
lady, there suddenly appeared before his astonished
gaze bis lawfully wedded wife. A toeaeensutd that
was conducted in German. It was rich in volubili
ty. Presently the husband pulled a pistol out of his
pocket, and threateeed to shoot his wife. The ladles
scieamed—some almost fainted, of course—the men
rushed in, the affrighted wife called for the police,
an officer arrived, and the Teutonic gentleman was
taken to the station house. The wife did not appear
at tbe hearing. Tbe alderman asked the accused
whether he had any explanation to make.
11 What in the name of common sense did you at
tempt to shoot your wife fori” said the magistrate.
“ Vy, aldermans, all I have to say ie,” responded
the accused, “ I bulls out der bistola and I shoost
bointed it at mine vife, but I vasn’t coin* to zchoot :
I vas only intend to sebkeer her.”
“ Vou had no right to do anything of the kind. If
you don’t know you ought to know that it is against
the law to carry concealed deadly weapons.”
The accused was held to await another hearing.
[Before Mr. Alderman White.!
Alleged False Pretence.
W. H- Camfieid was arraigned yesterday afternoon
on the charge of obtaining goods, to the amount of
$1,167.20, under false pretence, from Messrs. Bar
croft & Go., merchants on Market street. It seems
from the evidence adduced that on or about the first
ot the year 1862 the defendant and D. M. AUord
entered Into business at Youngaton, state of Ohio.
They traded under the came of Oamfleld & Alford.
On the 27th of August, of the same year, Mr. Cam
held, befog the active businessman abroad, obtained
dry goods to:the amount above stated. The firm dis
solved in December, having failed in business to the
amount of $20,000, the capital on which business was
started being about $l2 000.
Goods to the amount or $76166 were also obtained
by defendant from W. W. Paul, another Market
street merchant.
Goods were also obtained from Messrs. Dale, Ross,
A Withers, but there gentlemen were not present to
prosecute.
JMr. D. M. Alford, the remaining partner of the
Urm, Was called to the witness stand. He testified
that, at tha time his partner negotiated the at»o7o
transaction, the firm was bankrupt. The defendant
was required to enter bail in the sum of $3,000 in
one case, and $2,000 in the other, to answer at oourt.
A Thief 'will Die.
A colored man, givii.g tie name of Isaac Parks,
was arraigned, yesterday afternoon, on the charge
or stealing a clasp pocket-book containing between
$l9 and $2O, the property of a young woman named
Mary Ann Banks. It seems the defendant entered
a house on Cnllen street, above Seventh, and in
quired for Sarah Jackson. He was told by Elian
O’Neal, who keeps the house, that no such person
liT6fl inert, The fellow, however, took a seat. Mias
Banks pulled out her pocket-book to get some change
to pay for mending a pair of shoes, then replaced the
book in her pocket. Presently the defendant started
away, and on getting into the street ran away aa fast
as he could.
In a few minutes after he had gone Miss Banks
missed her money. The defendant was arrested in
two or three hours afterwards. He denied all
knowledge of the robbery, and in his own defeace
presented a written paper giving him a most excel
lent character for honesty, sobriety, and industry.
He said that he might be searched if such was de
sired. He was, therefore, taken into a back room,
and the pocket book, containing nearly sixteen dol
lars, was found upon him. Some of the money,
however, had been exchanged by him. He was
committed in default of ssoo to answer at court.
ißefore Mr. Alderman Moore-1
Soldiers Stabbing Each Other
Two soldieis belonging to the fisth Regiment P,
V., veterans, were arraigned at the Eighth-ward
station-house yesterday morning on the charge of
stabbing two of their feliow'ioldlers of the same re
giment, named Robert Welsh and Joseph Parcell.
One was stabbed slightly in the side, and the other
had an artery in his arm severed. It seems that the
four soldier* were drunk at a house in Duponceau
street, on Sunday evening. A quarrel ensued
between them, which resulted In the use of the
knife. The wounded men were taken to a military
hospital. They refused to appear against the other
two. As a slight punishment to the offenders the
fin« of druakennesa was imposed, and the prisoners
were put under bonds to keep the peace.
THE COURTS.
Supreme Cowrt—Woodward, Chief Justice,
and Thompson, Strong, Rend, and Ag
new,Jusilvea
Opinions were read yesterday in* the' following
cares;
By Agnew, J.—Philadelphia and Reading Rail
road Company, vs, Spearen, Schuylkill county.
Judgment reversed and a venire de novo awarded.
Fairmount Passeoger Railroad Company (Ever
ham’s Appeal.) Sur report of Mr. Olmstead. It is
ordered, adjudged, and decreed that the petition in
this case, and all subsequent proceedings thereupon,
be dismissed as unlawful and without right; and that
the costs thereof be paid by the Fairmount Passen
ger Railway Company, the petitioner.
Dapsley vs. AUen (Liarfs Appeal.) Deeree af
firmed. Costs to be paid by appellant.
Hutchinson’s Estate.— Hutchinson’s Appeal;
Adams* Appeal; Kintzing’s Appeal; Hutehiason’s
Appeal; Patrick’s Appeal. Ordered that s decree
be entered reversing the decree of the Orphans’
Court and the reeord remitted to the said oourt, for
the purpose of being remanded to the auditor,
to ascertain the turns of money received by Daniel
lx. Hutchinson, of and belonging to Mahlon Hutchin
son in bis life time, and used in his business of a
broker, and charge the same in the aooount of the
executors as a part of the estate at the time of his
decease, and to state the account and distributions
according to the terms of the will of the testator ;
and it is further ordered and decreed that the costs
of the appeal be'paid out of the estate in the hands
ofthe executors. Stroog, J., dissented.
Burnham yb Wellesley. Judgment affirmed.
By Thompson, J.—City of Philadelphia vs. Brady.
Judgment reversed. *
Shaw vs. Reed. Judgment reversed, and a v.f.de
n. awarded.
Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Company vs.
udgment affirmed.
upaegraffvs. Grans, Dycoming county. Judgment
, Draco affirmed.
leni»i7sOTf n Judgment affirmed*’ Ooffii> * ny Va * Sh! *
vf. 7 re-
SobnriTi »Dp?al, Decree reverted.
The list of cases for the counties of mu.,
land, Dfihigb, Monroe, Pike, and o«bon, wa B t hen
taken up. The list contained but twentylthrae or
lour cues. The following were disposed of • °
Compton vs. Sandt. Writ of error to Northamn.
ton. Submitted on paper books by Arm.trone tor
plaintiff; Reeder sad Green for defendants.
Lnokenbsob vs. Anderson. Writ of error to
Northampton. Submitted on paper books. Reeder
and Green for plaintiffs; Armstrong for defendants.
miller V*. Laubsoh. Writ of error to Northamp
ton. Argned by Fox for plaintiff; Reeder and Max
well for defendant*.
Stacker vs. Reed. Writ of etror to Carbon. Non
Sro*. Welfzel and Hughe* for plaintiff; Reeder for
efendant.
Weaver vs. Sehoch. Writ of error to Carbon.
Non pros. Jlarx for plaintiff; Reeder and Green
for defendant.
v», iiyona, Witt ot enoi to y.rbou, Af-
raed by Reeder for plaintiff* Court floolined to hear
vL White “‘wrtl of error to Mooroe.
Argued by Dreher for plaintiff; Davis for deread*
ftD arae£Ts appeal, to Quitter Sessions
of Lehigh. Argued by Marx for plaintiff*
Supreme Conrtat Nlat Prlws-Judge Agfuew*
Bsrnes vs. Tbe Pennsylvania Railroad Company.
Before reported. Tbe trial of this case was re
aumed yesterday, and waß not concluded.
Court of Oyer sad Terminer anft Quarter
Seas ons- Judges Ludiowand Allison.
HOMICIDE CASKS.
Commonwealth vs. Felix GUI. The defendant Is
indicted for the murder of his wife, a few weeks
since, at their residence, in Spruoe street. The facts
as developed at the coroner's Inquest were fully re
ported in ibe papers of the day. Yesterday Gill
was Arraigned, ana pleaded not guilty. HU counsel,
David Paul Brown, then made an application that
the case be continued until the next term, on the
ground of the absence of material witnesses for the
defence. The application was not opposed, and the
case was accordingly continued.
Commonwealth v«, Charles Moore. The de
fendant is this case is a bright mulatto, an orderly
sergeant in the 22d Regiment of United States
colored troops, and he was indicted for the murder
of one Perry Thompson, also colored. The killing
occurred at a drinking saloon, resorted to by people
01 ail sorts of oolors, in Lombard street, near Sixth
on New Year’s day, and the weapon in the hands o
Moore was a pistol. The facts as shown uy wit
nesses lor the Commonwealth were theses A ser
geant of the Bth Regiment (blacb) was in the saloon
blacking his boots, when Moore, in passing, soiled
them. This led to an altei cation and mutual abuse.
The sergeant of the Bih Regiment, named Chancel
lor, finally drew a pistol and leveled it at Moore,
though he did not fire, but at the solicitation of par
ties present returned the weapon to his belt. Moore
then left the barroom, and after a short interval
returned with a pistol in his hands. A woman
came up and jerked him by tbe arm, when the pistol
was discharged, the shot taking fatal effect upon
Perry Thomcson, Moore at once disavowed an in
tent to fire the pistol at all, much less to shoot the
deceased.
The evidence Tor the Commonwealth having closed
the defence called no witnesses, and expressed a wil
lingness that the court should submit the case to the
j ury on the question of fact as to whether the firing
was intentional and malicious, or accidental. This
was accordingly done, Judge Ludlow stating to the
jury, as mailer of law, that If they believed the
former to be the case the prisoner was guilty of muo*
der In the first degree. If the latter, that he was
guilty of involuntary manslaughter, of whioh, how
ever, as the indictment had no count charging that
offence, he could not, upon this trial, be oonvieteil.
He might hereafter be indicted and tried for it.
The jury, without leaving their seats, rendered
a verdlot of not guilty.
No other case of homicide will be tried at this
term.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OP TRADE.
ISRAEL MORRIS* 2
5-Committm of ths Mouth
■SDMUNb A.BOUDBR, j
MARINE! INTELLIGENCE.
PORV OF PHILADELPHIA, Mar. 22,1864.
SUk RISES-.. 6 67 5 SUN SBTS..,™*.*™6 03
HIGH WATER - 30
ARRIVED. *
Steamship Norman. B»kor. 43 hours from Boston, with
mdse and passengers to H Winßor & Co.
Bark Fannie. Carter. 16 days from Cienfaegoa, with
sugar and molasses to 8 ft W Welsh.
Brig Concord.,Smith, 7 days from Port Royal, In bal
last to Workman & Co.
Bohr Dart, ronrpd, 12 days from Cienfuegos, With mo
lasses to 6 & W Welsh.
Schr Eglantine, Snow. 10 days from Boston, with mdse
to Geo B Kerfoot
Schr J T Parian, LUcum 3 days from New York, in
ballast to D 8 Stetson & Co.
Schr L A Johnson, Hall*, a days from New York, in
ballast to J E Baxley & Co
Scfcr r W Dillon, Ludlam. from Port Royal* in ballast
to Tyler & Co. •
Scbr 8 C Patterson, Weaver, 8 days from Port Royal,
in ballast to captain*
Schr W F Garrison. Smith, from Jacksonville, In bal
last to captain.
Schr Diamond State, Still, 2 days from Milford, Del.*
With corn to James Bfi.rTfl.tt.
Sobr Alfred Banting. Dollon, 1 day from Odessa, Del.,
with corn to James L Bewley & Co.
Steamer Vulcan. Morrison, 24 hours from Now York,
with mdse to W M Baird A Co.
Steamer Monitor, Jones. 24 hours from New York,
with mdse to W M Ba*rd & Co.
Steamer Beverly* Pie™** 24 houre from New York,
with mdse to W P Clyde.
Steamer W 0 Pierrepont. Green. 24 hours front New
York, with mdse to W M Baird A Co.
CLEARED.
Bark Greenland, Thomson, New Orleans. Workman
A Co.
Brig J P ElUcott, Deveieux, Fort Royal, J B Bailey
&Co, .
Brig Rush. Harriman, Port Royal. do.
Schr B G Scribner, Hall, Port Royal, D S Stetson & Co.
Schr Clara Ellen. Gray, Salem, Mass, E A Bonder &Co,
Fchr Mary £ Pearson, Cochran. Boston, Blakiston.
Graff. & Co.
Scbr Sarah, Benson. New Bedford. do.
Schr 6 B Wheeler, KeGlaagblln, Boston. do.
Scbr C 2 Elmer, Howell, Boston, R A Raihhtia.
BchrChryiolite, Sheppard, Braintree, Castner, Stick
nev, & Wellington.
Scbr Sea Gull, Moody* Sockport, Slnnlckson <£t Glover.
Schr Annie Magee, Smith. Lynn, tfilnes Si Co
Schr RLSeth,Russell, Baltimore, Hammett, Van Da
sen, & Lochman
Scbr P Smith, Baker, Port Royal, Tyler A Co.
St'r E Palmer. Price, New York, captain.
fct’r JS Shriver, Ifrnnls, Baltimore, a Groves, Jr,
St’r Haggles, McDermott, New York, WP Clyde.
MEMORANDA.
Brig Nentasket. Bay, from Earnedios for Philadelphia,
which went on Brandywine shoals on Thursday last,
remains hard aground. The iteam tug Henry Delaney
down to hor susiUMpa with a lifhter, bat coaid
not get her off. The tide ebbed and flowed tin ough her
yesterday morning, and the wreckers were preparing to
strip her.
Ship Cathedral, Meleher, from Boston for Point de
Galle, which put Into St Thomas in distress, proceeded
for destination iSth. ult.
Ship John Banyan, Carver, from Buenos Ayres for
New York, w»» spoken 12th Feb, l&t 2511 S. long 33.
Bark Wheatland, Maeson, from Rio Janeiro, at St
Thomas 25th ult, and sailed Bame day for Porto Rico.
BY TELBORAPH.
Fortress Mokroe March 19.— The following vessels
have passed the guard ship Young Rover within the last
twenty-four hours, inward bound:
« , « ' ARRIVED
Schr F Barrett, Fairchild, Yorktown for Fortress
Monroe.
Schr J S Lee, Buirlll. New York for Fortress Monroe,
hte&mer Starlight, Sullivan New York for Fortress
Monroe
Steamer Alert Letts, Beaufort for Fortress Monro 9.
Steamer Webster, Arey, New York for Newbarn.
_ SAILED.
Schr Julia Parsons. Dousl&s.FtMonros for Point Look
out.
Schr Henry Brown. Letchum. do do.
Schr R J Mercer, Somers, do for Philadelphia.
Schr C Johnson, Rich, do for New York.
Schr R H Barnes, Wedmoro, do do.
Schr Commerce, Daniels, do do
Schr 8A Taylor. Dukes, do for Philadelphia.
SchrHershel. Wort. Washington, for New York.
Schr A Van Clief, Mavnaid. Baltimore for do
St’r Admiral Dupont, Scudder, Fort Monroe for Alex
andria.
St’r Cliy of Richmond, Kelly* do for Washington.
St r New Jersey* Hoxie, do for New York.
St r J P Johnson, Smith, do do.
St’r Lydia Ann. Overton, do do.
FINANCIAL.
OHBEVE& KEKDBICK.
33WfLLIAM Street. Office No. 15.|
„, M .!£CL?f I ' AHEOn S. STOCKS AND BONDS. STATS.
COUMY, and CITY. Al«o. RAILROAD SECURITIES
of all descriptions, sot quoted at the Hew York Stock
and sold on commission-
MISSIiSIPf 1 AND MISSOURI FIRST MOBTGAGB
BONDS. Eastern Division.
MINNESOTA STATE BONDS, issued to Railroads,
(interest unpaid and repudiated )
, MU* WAUKEE CITY BONOS, issued to Railroads.
ahd riTrsßuß<j
gEW YORK AN» NEW HAVEN RAILROAD STOCK.
UNITED STATES TELEGRAPH STOCK.
MORRIS CANAL STOCK AND BONDS.
SEW JERSEY STATS 6s
wasted ANI> * USSISSIFPI RAILROAD BONDS
COUNTY. CITY. AND TOWN BONDS, of too State of
Wisconsin, issued to Rali road Companies, purchased.
mnSl- ot
T’REASUKY DEPARTMENT.
Office of Comptroller op thb Currency,
__ , Washixgtok. February 26th, 1861
w.bereae, by satisfactory evidence presented to the
unaersijiiea* it h&B been made to appea? that the
National Bank of Philadelphia, in the county of
Philadelphia, and State of Pennsylvania, has been duly
organized nnder and according to the requirements of
tne act of Congress, entitled “an act to provide a na
tional currency, secured by a pledge of United State*
stocks, and to provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof," appioyed Febrnary 25th, 1863. and has com
plied With afl the [provisions Of said act required to be
Banking before commencing the business of
. fiow. therefore I, Hugh' McCulloch, Comptroller of
hereby certify that the FOURrH NA
TIONAL BaNK OF PHILIDJBLPBIA, county of Phila
delphia, and State of Pennsylvania, is authorized to
commence the business of Sankinc, under the act afore
said.
In testimony whereof, witness my band and seal of
office, this twenty* sixth day of February. 1864.
HUGH McCULLOCH,
Comotroiler of the Currency.
TOHN HOBN, JR ,
M stock-commission broker,
No. 140 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
(UP STATES,)
PHILADELPHIA.
REFERENCES:
Messrs. Thos. A. Biddle ft Co. Mbbb.G&w. Macale*ter, ft Co.
Messrs. E. S. Whelen ft Co. Messrs. Drexel ft Co.
Mesne. Bnzby ft Co. HenryJ. Williams, Esq,
Alexander Biddle, Esq. I. F. Hutchinson, Esq.
O. M. Troutman. Esq. D. B- Cumin ins, Esu.
Jas. G. King ft Sons. New York, fe26-2m
David B. Paul. President, B. Glewdixihwo. Cashier.
THIRD NATIONAL BANK OF
-*■ FHI If AI>B LPHIA.
CAPITAL, SIOO,OOO—PRIVILEGED TO INCREASE
TO 9900,000.
__ Philadelphia, March 14,1864.
The Third National Bank has tbi* day opened for bn
ainess at the Southwest corner of MARKET Street and
PENN Square, where all banking business will be trans
acted the same as in other City Banks.
The location is a very desirable one, and central for
all Merchants and others doing bnsiness in the Western
parts of the city.
Collections will be made on a'l accessible points, on
the most favorable terms; and the interests ana require
ments of the customers of the Bank will have careful
and prompt attention.
mhH-10t R. QLBNDINNINQ, Cashier,
CECOND NATIONAL
FBAHKFOBD.
CAPITAL *lOO,OOO. WITH THE PRIVILEGE OF JB
OBBABING TO *600.000.
N ATHAH HILLBB. President.
WILLIAM H. BHAWB, Ca«M«r,
(Lute of the Philadelphia Ba&k.)
DIRECTORS:
NATHAN HILT.EB, CHARLKB 1L KBBMSR,
OBORGBW. RBaWN, BENJ. ROWLAND, Jr.,
SIMON K. SNYDEIS BENJ. H. DBACOrf,
EDWARD HATES, JOHN COOPER.
LEWIS SHALLOROBS,
The Second National Bank of Philadelphia it row
open at No. 13d MAIN Street, Frankfort, for the traiu
action of a General Bukina Basinet* npon the tunal
terms.
Collection* upon &u accei
upon liberal krai. BespCdti
iselble points irill be made
Wally.
W. H. RHlwa. Oulilar
D° YOU ADVERTISE?
JOY, OOE, & CO.,
GfiNRRAL NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
AND SUBSCRIPTION AOENOY,
JL & COBN2B FIFTH AND CHESTNUT BTBBHTS,
PHILADELPHIA.
“ By means of the system of conjoint Advertising ren
dered practicable bj Messrs. JOYi QOE, A CO , throuth
their Pewfcpaper agency, the expense to each adver
tiser la greatly reduced. Advertisers save the postage
and avoid tbe labor of corresponding with, publishers,
risK of remittances, unseasonable and repeated calls of
strangers with separate bills, the vexatious deceptions
of journals of'duolou* character, and losses from con
tracting with incompetent and irresponsible persons.
* Business men may learn through this Agency jnßt
what journal* to advertise in to reach effectively and
chcap-y the sections wherein their trade may be ex
tended.CT «S. Journal.
.. receive copies of journals In which
their advertisements are Inserted. feS-satnif
QUEEN OP BEAUTY.
. WHITE VIM IN WAX OP ANTILLES.
Anew FBfiSOfl COSMETIC forbeautifrinn, wkiten
ing. end iirsKervlnu the complexion, tt ia the most
wonderful compound of the a*e. There ns neither
chalk, powder, mamesla. bismuth, nor talc in it, com
Eosition. Jt being composed entirely of pure Virgin Wax*
ence its extraordinary qualities for preserving the
shin, making It soft, smooth, fair, and transparent It
makes the c Id appear •j oung the homely handsome, the
handsome more beauafoL aad the most beantifnl divine.
Price 36 and 60 cent*. Prepared only by HUNT £ CO.,
Perfumers, 41 South EIGHTH Street, two doors abore
Chestnut, and 133 SouthSSEVhNTH Street, above Wal
nut. mhlB-3m
/^RANGES.
” 300 boxes Palermo Oranges.
200 boxes Messina Oranges
to boxes Palermo Lemons.
CO boxes Messina lemons*
Just landing, and for sale by
EHOD3B & WILLIAMS.
IOT South WATER Street
QATBTJP AND SAUCES FOB SALE,
“. »} «» BADE Street.
mhl4-13t* XT. A DAVTS & fiO.
M9JSS AN * OBR, * 00., STEAM
SD.tt»3>EES»5 D .tt»3>EES» Iroa Toniulere, and Genera!
ilnkrwiMiiiS: * u « r '’ *"• ww OALtowaiii
THE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 1864
Great Diboo vert!
Applicable to the
Useful Arto
A Hew Thing
I(a Combination.
Boot end Shoe
Manufacturers.
Jewelers.
Families!
It is a Liquid.
Remember.
jeas-tothely
BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
JJBYBON ft SON,
NO. 8 NOBTH SIXTH STREET,
PRINTERS AND STATIONERS.
BLANK BOOKS,
PAPERS, PENS, AND INKS OF SUPERIOR
QUALITY. '
Corporation., Banks, and Basinas. Hen supplied with
everythin, tocee.arv far the Counting-room. mhH.lm
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAVINGS.
gLEG ANT MIRBOBSi
SABLE’S GALLEBIESi
CELEOT FAMILY BOARDING
SCHOOL i’OR YOUNG HEN AND BITS, MOUNT
JOT. Lancaster county, Pa. Session opens on the FIRST
IUKSDAT of May. for circular., address
mhl«)-12t* B. A. MORRISON, Principal.
BELLEVUE FEMALE INSTITUTE—
A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
, This institution, beautifully andhealtTtfully located.
In the northern limits of ATTLEBOROUGH, Backscma-
It* l&v* Spring and Summer Term on
he 39th of FIFTH MOMTH next, and continue in session
!W6IYO YPQQ^
of instruction is thorough, and complete in
all the Elementary and higher branches of an bhgltsh,
CLASSICAL, AMD MATHEMATICAL EDUCATION.
The French Language is taught by a native French
teacher.
Circulate, giving full particulars, may be bad on ap
plication to tbe Principal, Attleboroutb F O , Buokc
county. Pa. ISRAEL J GEAHAMB,
inhlG "m
A. NEWBOLD HAYING.
leased BATON ACADEMY, KENNBTT SQUARE,
Chester county, expects to commence a Spring Session
there the 11th of Fourth Mouth (April.) For circulars,
address Geo A. Newbold. Jenkintown, Monts. co. Fa.,
ti)l the 4th inst., or Wm. Chandler, Kennett Square,
Cneiter county, Pa* mhll-lm*
VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY
* , WBAR MEDIA* PA.--Pupils received at any time.
English, Mathematics, Classics, and Natural Scleneer
aught. Military Tactics, Book-keeping, and Civil 2n>
gln6ering taught. Entire expenses about *3 per 'week,
loy iof all ages taken. Refers to Mm- H. Kern, ex*
Sheriff; John 0. Capp & Co., No. 23 South Third street;
and Thomas J, Clayton. Esq..Fifthand Prune streets,
Address Rev. J. HARVEY BARTON, A. M., Villa™
Green. Pa. no6-tf ,
THE UNDEBSIGNBD HAVE THIS
day entered into a COPARTNERSHIP, under the
flim-name of W. D. EPSON & Co . for the purpose of
Manufacturing WOMBN’S, MIBSES’, and CHILDREN'S
PEGGED BOOTS. Ac., at Mo. 422 COMMERCE street.
W. D. BDSON.
„ . ARTHUR MILLER.
Philadelphia. March 11,1564. mhl4-12t*
T ETTEBS TESTAMENTARY UPON
-*- 1 the Estate of CONSTANTINE CLIFFORD, late of
the city of Philadelphia, dec’d, having been granted to
tne undersigned, all persons indsbted to the Estate are
requested to make payment, and those having claims
against the same will present th am without 'delay to
MART CLIFFORD, Bxecutrlx,
- . . ■ No. HOT WALHU' Street,
Or to her Attorney, J. BLODGET BRtTTOM.
foI6-tnS.« No. 4NO WALNUT Street.
NOTICE.—LETTERS TESTAMENTA.
“V RY to ths Estate of JOHN BEOCK. deceased,
having bean granted to the undersigned all persons in
debted to the Estate are requested to make payment, and
those haying claims against the said Estate to present
themt ° I l» }«*«■>*>»■
858 Eottth THIRD Street
telg tcgt*
TN THE COUET OF COMMON PLEAS
J-FOB THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADEL-
[n the’matter of the Trait Estate of the Widow and Chil
dren of THOM ASM. WILLING, under Deed of Trust
frfin Richard Willing, dated July 27, 1849. to Charles
will* ag, John Craig HliUr. and Idward 8. WlUlfl£»
Trustees.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of the above named Trustees.and
to report distribution according to law and the terms of
the Deed of Trust, hereby glv*s notice that he will at
tend to the duties of bis appointment on MONDAY.
March 28.18«4. at 4jo'clock P. M.» at hia office, S, 8.
corner BIXTH and WALNUT Streets. Philadelphia.
mhl9-»lu>b6t D, W. O’BRIEN. Aniitor.
pUEE LEHIGH COAL.—HOUSE.
r»ly «a *«lUne a pure artlole at 8. X.
eerier FtiONTaad POPLAK
mhl7-]m» JOHH W. HAMPTON.
fJENUINE EAGLE VEIN GOAL—
„ £?. aal . lf “P 1 «sP?n°r to leilrt. JJ«o, Harl’i H.
S n rl?i 1,1 T I f 5, al .S bow Coal; Bg t and otoY, ilxm.
|BGO- »7.? S per ton. Coal forfeited if not
faU welcht M car tleket. Depot. 1419 CILLOWHIH
Street, above Broad. Offle. IHI South TOUBTH. Be
low Chestnut. Call and examine. Orders by dispatch
promptly attended to by
noll-fim • ELLIS BRANSON.
nOAL.—SUGAB LOAF, BEAVEB
»P*-lr J. WALTOJI & act
fTO HOUSEKEEPERS.
„ In maWi b topi spring pnrcliM.. Be ante to pro ■
Vide yourself with the best—tie only RELIABLE ami
WARRANTED CLOT BBS WRINGER- * ttd
. ... THE UNIVERSAL WRINOBR,
With Fthe Patent COG-WHEEL REGULATOR, which
positively prevents therolls from breaking or twtbt
isi?i? n aa trrL an ? the clothing, as all wringers
without Cog Wheels will do, however strongly it may
be asserted to the contrary.
No family can he without
SANK OF
THE UNI VERSAL WRINGER.
th<
ANTED “ ni *“• “ 4 are WAS "
BFor sale wholesale and retail, hy
__ B. L. BURNHAM, Manufacturer’s Agent,
Bouth SIXTH Street, between Chestnut and
Market, Philadelphia. mh&-lm
Af\ CENTS PEB POUND TAX ON
*■*, TOBACCO. The Government is about to pot a
tax of 40 eentseer pound on Tobacco. r
Yon ean save 60 per cent, by
You can save 60 per cent, by
Yon tan save 60 per cent, by
Yen can save 60 per cent, by
Buying now at DRAN’B, No. SS6 CHESTNUT.
Buying now at BEAN'S, No. 836 CHESTNUT.
Buying new at DEAN’S, No. 336 CHESTNUT.
_ Buying now at DBAN’S. No. 336 CHESTNUT,
Prime Navy Tobacco, 70, 76 and 800. per ft.
Prime Cavendish Tobacco, 70, 76 and BCc. per ft.
Prime Flounder Tobacco, 70. 76 and SOe. per ft
Prime Congress Tobacco, 66, 70 and 76c, per ft,
Prime Fir and Twist Tobacco, 76 and 80*. per ft.
DEAN sella Old Virginia Navy.
DEAN sells Old Virginia Sweet Cavendish.
DEAN sells Old Virginia Rough and Ready.
DEAN sells Old Virginia Plain Cavendish.
DEAN sells Old Virginia Congrosa.
DEAN sells Old Virginia Fig and Twist.
DEAN sella Old Virginia Smoking Tobacco.
DEAN’S Kanawha Fine Cat Chewing Tobacco
DEAR'S Kanawha Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco
Cannot be Equaled.
__. __ „ Cannot be Equaled.
DBAN’S Cigars are superior to all others.
_ DBAN’S Cigars are superior to all others.
He raises his own Tobacoo, on his own plantation la
Havana He sells his own Cigars at his own store. No.
BS6 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia.
DEAN’S Minnehaha Smoking Tobacco is manufactured
from pure Virginia Tobacco, and contains no d&nteiOUl
coneoetions of Weeds, Herbs, and Opium.
Pipes, Pipes, Meerschaum Pipes, Brier Pipes* Box
Pipes, Bose Pipes, Mahogany Pipes. Seboy Pipes. Apple
Pipes, Cherry Pipes. Gutta Pipes. Clay Pipes, wna other
Pipe*. And Pipe down and get your Pipes. Tobacco.
Cigars, Ac., at DEAN’S. No. 339 Chestnut Street. Ana
there yon will see his wholesale and Retail Clerks go
Piping around waiting on Customers. .
_The Army of the Potomac uow order all their Tohaceo.
Cigars, Pipes, Ac., from DEAN’S, No. 335 CHESTNUT
Street. They know DEAN sells tVe beet and cheapest
lais-tf
TUXON’S STOVE POLISH.
QEO. P. GALE * CO.,
_ _ Whole»ale Afents,
Vos. 4- an* A CHIRTNV? Rtroat,
mbl2-lin*
\TRS. JAMES BETTS’ CELBBKATKD
“T SUPPORTERS POR LADIES, and the only Bw
»orter«nnd«r eminent medical patron***- Ladlea an*
Physicians art respectfully moMteatomil milr ev
Mn. BBTTB, at hex WALNUre&eS!
PUlidslplil&i (to Mold counterfeits.) Thirty AouMfl
'anlida t»WMeatdvlied by their inytielwuto v»hts
applluaM. Tho.e only are> gennln* bearing tha United
State* copyright s 1 libel* o& the nz, ilnuitarM* tit
aJm o* thaSapportarg.iwttk tmUauntels* wll'tokkatt
CEMENT.
USEFUL AND VALUABLE
DISCOYERTI
HILT-ON’ S
INSOLUBLE CEMENT I
}■ of motf ns.m »raatlaal ncuitr'
•d daritt* th# but two years by
•imUml am. bad J>roB»UH4 br
Oil fO u 8
sumnioe to ant
Adhaslya rrapantlon known-
HI&TON'I INSOLUN&N CBAfSNT
?"• wait oi
WUI of .tadT: Hi aoxnblnntlon 1. os
, WJIMTmo mSnoiKSn
am nna.r so Hnaauaw o>
“«» of tamparatara. will it bo -
•osi* sorrupt or unit ssr ofansiT.
naiu.
BOOT AND SHOES
Hannfastarrr., n.Sna Muhiita,
Will flsd it tbo but arti«lo knows
Ibr pomentlsi the Channels, aa it
work* without delay, ianotanatad
by ur ahann of tsmnontan.
JEWELERS
Will lad It inHaiantly Mha.lT. for
thrtr ns*. as has Mon proyed.
IT II IBPEOIALLT ADhPTND
TO LBATHSX,
A? 4 wsslatm M an «pe«lai marlt.
Patehe* and Linings
to loot, and Shoes auNslanur
ttroar withont asitahlni.
IT IS THB ONLY
LIQUID CEMENT
Ktant, Uul la a aura think for
mandlni
FMNITOMS,
cnockbSt.
TOTS,
BONN.
IVONS,
And artl.laa of Rooaahoht noo*
BEMEMBEB,
EUton’s Insoluble Cement
Is he a liquid, form, and as saallv
Wiled u paste. ** *****
HILTOK’B IJIBOLUBLI nnwnm
It insoluble ia water or oIL
HILTOJI’S msottUßL* OBHBXT
Adhere* oily substanees.
Supplied in Family ot Xaufuta
rerr Fmluim from I oanew to 100
fte.
HILTON 8808. * Co.,
TrooHatoM.
rsovicnoA at. t
Aganta lia Philadslpbla
tiWG at Niomns.
No, 30 North THIRD St.
JOSEPH GODFREY*Co.
No. 38 North FOITETH St.
A LAKGffi IBSOBTHR.
rune oil faintings,
JUST lICBIVID,
SU CHESTNUT STBHBT.
EDUCATIONAL.
jaitsTp. 'aaiS amb,
PriaclDaU
COPARTNERSHIPS.
liEGAN.
COAI,
SHERIFF’S SALES*
QHERIFF’S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditioni Exponas, to mo directed,will be
exposed to public sale or vendue, on MONDAY Evening,
April 4. 1861, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-atreet Hall,
AJhtb&t certain lot of ground eiiuato on the north side
of Cumberland etrett and west side of Amber street, in
the city of Philadelphia: coatatoing la front on Camber*
land street sixty- six feet, and In depth one hundred and
forty-six ftet six inches to Firth street- Subject to a
ground rent of eighty dollars, payable first January and
July.
J. S has parted with his interest,
CD.G.: M., '64. 816. Debt. $368.66, Wain. 1
Taken In execution and to be sold as the property of
J< *«ph Eogp. JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriffs Office, March 21, 1864 mh.l2 3t
CHERIFF’S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
U a writ of Venditioni Exponas, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale or vendue, ou MONDAY Eve
ning, April 4.1864. at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
All that certain Jot of ground, situation the south we*
side of fomersst street, one hundred and eight font north"
westwardly from Tulip street, in the city of Philadel
phia ; containing In front on Somerset street one hundred
and three feet six and three-eighths inches, and in depth
southweriward one hundred and twelve feet to Thames
street. C Which said premises waiter Laing et nx »by
deed dated Mav 1. 1850. recorded U Deed Bjok G w. C„
ffo. 81, page 443, Ac., conveyed unto the said Henry
Stbmldt in fee; of nlnety»lhreo
dollars, payable first of June and December. J
[D. C.:M.’64 860. Debt, $249-68. Rhoads.]
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
Henry Schmidt- JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff
Philada, Sheriff's Office. March 21, 1864. mh92-3l
SHERIFF’S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF A
of Levari Faoias, to me directed, will be exposed
to public sale or vendue, on MONDAY Evening. April
4,1864, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom street Hall,
Ail that certain three story bri*k messuage and lot of
ground, situate on the south side of Spring Gsrden
street, one hundred and forty-sight feet eastward from
Thirteenth street.ln tbe city of Philadelphia: containing
in fronton Spring Garden street eighteen ftet, and la
depth one hundred feot ton* and one half Inches to
Whitehall street. CWblch said premisss John C. Scott,
et al . tins tons* by deed dated Jaue-7,186*, recorded la
De*d Boel A.D.B . No SO, page 021. Ac . ecnreyed unto
the fftid GeorgeS. BetbeJl in fee: subject to a ground
rent of one hundred and eWht dollars, which ground
rent .Sarah Davidson, by deed dated Jane 8. 18-58. and
recorded in Deed Boo* AD. B, No 20. 499, released and
extirumshed unto said George S BetbeU in fee.]
CD. C.; M., 64 316. Debt. *3,045. Olmstead.]
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
Georte 8. Bethell. JOHN THOMPSON. Sheriff.
Philadelphia. Sheriffs Office, March 21. 1864. mh22-3t
SHERIFF'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Verditfoni Exponas, to me directed, will be
exposed to public sale or vendue, on MONDAY Evening,
April 4. 1864, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
All that certain three-story brick messuage aad lot of
ground situate on the east side of Bleckley avenue one
hundred feet northward from CaUowhill street, in the
city of Philadelphia: containing in front on Blockley
avenue fl'ty ftet. and in depth two hundred and twenty
live f*®t, to a fifty-feet wide street
CD. C.: M.. ’64. 306. Debt, $1,600. Clayton.]
_ Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
Robert Hutchinson. JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia. Sheriff’s Office, March 31,1864. ma24-Sfc
SHERIFF'S SALE,—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ ofYenditionl Exponas, to me directed, will be
exposed to public sale or vendue, on MONDAY Evening,
April 4.1864, at 4 o’clock, at Sansom-street Hall.
AU that certain lot of ground situate on the north side
or Sycamore street one hurdred and fifty feet eastward
Jrom Jortj.atnth street, in the city of Philadelphia; cob
taming in front on Sycamore street fifty feet, and in
SSSS °?4,i? 1 ? dre i & Bfc to «■ thhty-feet-wlde
i tr 4 6e i-«r [Which said lot John Stewart et ux , by deed
oaled November 16. 1860. recorded in Deed Book A D B,
No. 91, page 816, Ac , conveyed unto Charles Schaffer in
fte: reserving a ground rent of forty-five dollars, paya
ble first of January and July J
CD. C.; M , ’54. 3SS Debt. *l7B 51 Brinckle. ]
„ Taken in execution and to be sold a« the property of
C te!, eB /? b £F"b.. JJpHN THOMPSON, Sheriff
_ Philadelphia, Sheriff’s Office. March 21. 1864. mh22-3t
SHERIFF'S SALE —BY VIRTUE OF
k- 7 a writ of Levari Facias, tome directed, will be
exposed topubliesale or vendue. on MONDAY Evening
April 4,1864, at 4 o clock, at Sansom-street HalL *
All that certain three-story brick massuage, back build
ings, and lot of ground situate ou the south side of Federal
street, sixty-six feet seven inches eastward from Sixth
street, in tbe city of Philadelphia; containing in front
on Federal street sixteen feet, and in depth seventy feet
Bounded westward partly hv a three-feet-wide alley!
with the privilege thereof, r Which said lot Pearson Ser
rlU, trustee, hr deed dated November 20,1849, conveyed
unto William H. Dale in fee: reserving a ground Tent of
twenty dollars, wh'ch the said Pearson Serrill, by deed
wuHa’SVffif 19189 ' 1 and exllQialBllBd “ t 0
_ , CD 343. Debt, $1,600 Biddle.]
Taken in execution and to be sola as the property of
WiUiam H. Dale. JO HN THOMPSON, - Sheriff
Philadelphia. Sheriff’s Office, March 21, 1864. rahlz-St
SHERIFF’S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditioni Exponas, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale or vendue, on MONDAY kven
nlng, April 4,1864. at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street HaU,
All that certain two-story brick messuage and lot of
ground, situate on tbe eari side of Woodbine street, two
undred and twenty-three feet southward from Federal
street, ip the city of Philadelphia; containing in front
on Woodbine street thirteen feet, (including on the north
side the moiety o: a two-feet alley, with tbe privilege of
t? SKSP'l**/ 1 \ n t”*b forty feet r Which said lot
Bobf rt Clark et al.. by d*ed dated October 25, iB6O, re
corded In Deed Book G. W. C., No. 64. page 430. Ac ,
conveyed unto William D. Cozens in fee; reserving a
ground rent of twenty- one dollars, payable Ist January
and July ]
lb. C.; M., *64. £33. Debt, $134.14 W.S. Price.]
. Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
William D. Cozens. JOHN THOMPSON! Sheriff
Philadelphia, Sheriff’s Office, March 21. 1864. mbst-tt
SHERIFF’S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Levari Facias, to me directed, will he ex
posed to public sale or vendue, on MONDAY Evening,
Amu 4, 1864, at4_o’clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
No. L All that certain two-and-a-half-story messuage
or tenement and lot or piece of ground situate on the
westwardly tide of Grape street, in fiUn&yuuk. in the
Twemy-firstward of thecily of Philadelphia, at the dis
taoce of eighteen feet soufchwardb from Wood street:
containing in front on the said Grape street eighteen
feet, aid in depth one half the distance to Levering
street, being ninety feet. Bounded northwardly by a
messuage and lot conveyed, or intended to have been
conveyed, by James H. Castle to Jac< b Buth, eastward
ly by the said Grape streft. westwardly bv the premises
next hereinafter described, aad southwardly by ora*
mieessoworlateol the said James H Castle [Being,
Inter alia, the same premises which Jacob Frsas and
?ift. by indeLtDre bearing date the 13th day of Jnly,
A. -2; ifi 6 - and recorded at Philadelphia in Deed Book
wtYt *fe' 9 */ aatBd COaT " ed
No, 2. All that certain two-snd a-half-story messuage
or tenement rad lot or piece of ground situate on the
southeaetwardly side of Levering street, in Haaayunk,
in th« Twenty-fist ward of the city of Philadelphia, at
the distance of eighteen feet southwardly from Wood
B i r ?v* containing in fronton the sale Levering street
eighteen feet, more or less, and in depth one-half the
dUtancetoGrepestreet, being ninety feet, more or less.
Bounded northwardly by a messuage and lot conveyed,
to have been conveyed, to Jacob Buth, east-
Hi 6 premises next hereinabove described,
southwardly by Bronx d now or late of James H. Caßtle!
and westwardly by Layering street. [Betag, inter alia,
the same premises which Jacob Freas and wife, by in
denture bearing date the 13th d%y of July, A. D 184 S.
and recorded at Philadelphia in Deed Book A. W M
S“d J% t epsHpkafofeS a,ltea “ 4 00nTeyed “ t 0
No-8. All that ceriain three story stone messuage or
tenement and lot or piece of ground situate in Mana
m the Twenty-trst ward of the city of Philadel
phia, beglnglng at the northwestwardly corner of Gay
street and Harrison’s alley; thence extending northwest
wardly along the sornhwestwardly side of the said Har
rison s alley forty-eight feet ten inches; thence sonth
y?l!!3' etght feet, and thence to the weit-
Wardly sideof the said Gay street to a point at the dis
tanceor eighteeen feet from the said H&rrieon’s alley,
and thence along the said Gay street in front eighteen
feet, to the place of beginning.
No. 4. All that certain lot or piece of ground situate on
the northeastwardly side of High street and northwest
wardly aide of a certain thlrty-feet-wide street called
a ? a^, in the Twenty-flret ward
of the city of Philadelphia, described agreeably to a re
cent survey made thereof by John Levering, surveyor,
as follows, to wit; Beginning at a corner of the said
High and Walnut streets; thence extending along the
northeastwardly ride of the said High street north fchirfcy
pJne degrees thirty minutes west, one hundred and
eleven feet, to a corner of ground now or late of George
Jagger; thence by the same north, sixty degrees forty
five minute* ea«i, one hundred and sixty-one feet gir
Inches, to the southeasterly side of Chestnut street:
tneice along the side of tbe said Chestnut street south,
twenty eight degrees fifteen minutes east, seventy-eight
feet, to the northwesterly side of thesaid Walnut street,
and thence along the said Walnut street south, forty
««*•<»• hundred and
forty-lhree leet nine inches, to the place of beginning,
ytalng, inter, alia, the same premises which Henry H.
B. Ogle and wife, by indenture bearing date the 12th
day of June. A, D, iB6O, and recorded in the office for re
cording deeds, Ac.. for the ciLy and county of Philadel
phia, in Deed Book G. W. 0.. No. 69. page 602. &c.,
granted and conveyed unto the said Joseph Bisks, lu
fee. j
80. fi. All that certain lot or piece of ground situate on
the northeastwardly side of High street, in Manayunk,
in the Twenty-first ward of the city of Philadelphia, and
on the Boutheastwardly ride of Walnut fattest. and de
icrided agreeably to a recent survey made thereof by
John Levering, Bnrvevor, as follows, to wit: Contain
ing in front or breadth on the said High street thirty
nine feet, and extending of that breadth in length or
on the northwesterly line there
of along the said Walnut street one hundred and thlrty-
nr a i th ? *outhcflitorly line thereof parallel
with the said Walnut street one hundred and thirty feet
six inches, to ihe sotUhwestwatdly side of Chestnut
street on which the said lot contains in breadth fchirty-
Eipofeefc six inches. Bounded northwestwardly by the
said Walnut street, northeastwardly by thesaid Chestnut
street, scutheastwardly by ground now or late ofßariah
WUlitS. and southwestwardly by High street aforesaid.
rßeln*, inter alia, the name premise* which Henry K.
B. Ogle and wife, bv indenture hearing date the 12th
? ft ?n of 2°£ e ’£ ,? recorded at Philadelphia,
inf Deed Book G. No. 69, page 502, Ac, granted
and conveyed unto the said Joseph Rlpka. in fee. J
Mo. 6 All that certain lot or piece of ground situate In
Wf 11 -ra ilk L 1 P th 9 T*® ll ****™* ward oT the city of Phi
ladelphia. being lots marked 0 and 6 on a plan of Jots
;*wi “ L - a Levering gunreyor.
and described together as follows; Beginning at tha
corner of lot marked No. 4 on the said plan on the east
eriv side of Lea street; thence by the said lot, being at
right angles with the said Le£ street and parallel wltlu
Monroe street, one hundred and four feet, more or less,
to another corner of the said lot No. 4 on the westerly
t 2* a * ll J li ? t 2? 8trf !r etj thence along-the said side of
the arid itreet eighteen feet, more or less, to an angle in
the said street; thence along the same forty-two feet,
more or less, to the comer of lot marked No. 7 in the
said plan; thence partly by the same, partly by lot
marked No. 29 in the said plan, and partly by James’
court one hundred and twenty- six feet, more or less, to
*b« northeastwardly corner of the said court and the
said lea street; thence along the easterly side of the said
Lea street fifty feet to the pls.ce of beginning [Being
the same premltes which William Lea and wife, by
denture bearing dste the 30th day of May. A D 1845
and recorded at Philadelphia in Deed Book R L L ,No
S’p l ta i: fnfee E ITa3ltedaildCollT6yed1 Ta3ltedaildC0IlT6yed unto the said Joseph
i tat certain iwo-*tory stone building and
lot or piece of ground situate on the north side of Centre
Sf r phVABiiE? Tnlllr ’ WV Twenty-first ward of the city
containing in breadth east and west
ISSSi 86 *: and extending from the said Centre street
s®rijwar i to Ohurch street (both streets being thirty
feet wide) one hundred and seventy-eight feet. Bounded
westward by the Church lot, northward by Church
Bteeet, eastward by jrrouuduow or late of William Fee,
and southward by Centre street aforesaid. [Being the
Mme premises which. George Shields and wife, and James
Ritchie, by indenture bearing date the 12th day of De
cember. A. p. 1836, and recorded in the office for record
ing deed', Ac , for the city and county of Philadelphia,
in Deed Book 8. H. F., No.l& page 121, Ac, granted an!
conveyed unto the said Joseph Bipka In fee j
[D. C.; ’64. 367. Debt. *66 359.60. Judson.]
Taken In execution and to be add as the property, of
Alfred Ripkg. administrator of Joseph Blpka. deceased,
Philadelphia, sheriff, Offlce^Harehl7^«?'mhm-»
HEDICAB,
ELEOTBOprnr.—WHAT IS LIFE
zV.. HEALTH J-Mes«n. OBIMJt ALLSST,
aiedlcri BlMhrlclMu, haying dl.aelved partnership, tha
practice will be continued by THOS. ALLEN. at the old
established office. No. 723 North TENTH Street, between
Coates and Brown, where he will still treat and care all
sunble tteeases (whether Acute, Chronic, Pulmonary
or Paralytic, without a shock or any pain,) with the va
tettearsasfcjaa
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P.M. Testimonials to be Km nt oa«. deM 6m
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PROPOSALS.
■DROFOSAIS FOR THE ERECTION
I OF FIFTY DWILLIN3 HOOSKS.
HARErswuRO. March 11,183;.
PROPOSALS are Invited for tne building of five blocks
of ten houses each, of wood ot brick, to be located os
Ibe grounds of the tochlei Iron Mill Company,
Plans and specifications may be seen at the oflics of
will be received for one or more block* until
Address proposals to
mhZ2-dtapis Chairman Building Committee.
OFFICE ARMY CLOTHING AND
V AQUIPAGF* TWALPTH and GlftABD Btreete. M
bHILADELraiA, Mwb.21,1881
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office
untU 12 o'clock M. on WEDNESDAY,the 30th Inst .for
supplying the Schuylkill Arsenal with the following
Common Tents, of linen or cotton duck, to weigh not
le*a then 10 ounces to the yard, of 28# inches wide; sam
ple of the material required.
iron Pots, B gallons, ss pounds. sf-ifich bail, army
standard. . _ . _ ....
Petroleum and Tarred Paper for baling purposes; sam
ples required.
Bide from defaulting contractors will not be received.
Blank forms for piopoials can be had upon application
at this office. . .
Proposal® muet be endorsed, ** Proposals for Army
But piles." stating the particular article bid for. , u
• G, H* GROSMAN,
aab22 001. and Asst. Q- M. General 0 8. A,
/YRDNANCE OFFICE,
V/ War Departurkt,
Washinoton, Feb. 23, 1864.
PFOPOSALB Will be received by this Department
until TUESDAY. March. B. at 4 o’clock P. M., for the de
livery at the Bpringfield Armory, Mass, of 6,000 slarie
sets of wrought-iron work, for united States Artillery
Harness.
The Harness Irons are to be packed in well-made
boxes, containing twelve single seis each, being au as
sortment for four wbeel and eight lead horses; and each
twelve eets, so packed, will consist of the following
pieces:
5 pairs long Haxnes, complete.
8 pairs Bhort Hames. complete.
6 pains medium Hamea. complete.
48 Trace Cllpr, with. 144 rivets.
4 double Loops or eve".
12 Baddle Lcopb (bent for cantle.)
24 Trace Ejea.
24 long Chains, with toggles.
4 Breatt Hor-hs.
2 Leg Guards, with ten rivets. ... ,
6 Caddie Loop®, straight, for riding-saddle pumnieir
These Farness Irons are to conform strictly in pattern
and weight to the model sets to be seen at this office and
at the Springfield Armory; are to be smoothly finished;
are to fill the standard ganger, and each piece is to be
made of the size and kind of iron prescribed in the offi
cial bill ofiron, copies of can be obtained at this
office, at the New York Ac finer, and at the Springfield
Armory. .
All theirons sre to he well japanned—tbe japan to be
of the best quality, and well baked on. They are to be
subject to inspection at the factory where made, before
and after japanning.
The Hames are to be marked with the maker’s name,
the size, and the letter* U. 8. A. The latter letters one
fourth of an Inch high.
All the pieces are to be put up In proper bundles, pro
pfriy labelled, and each box 1j to be carefully packed, as
prescribed by the 'lnspector. The packing-box to be
paid for at the Inspector’s valuation.
Deliveries are to be made at the rate of not less than
sixty rets per day, commencing on the 22d day of March
next. Failure to deliver at the specified time will sub
ject the contractor to a forfeiture of the number he may
fail to deliver at that time.
No bids will bs considered except from parties actual'
ly entaged In the manufacture of this or similar kinds
of iron work, and who can bring ample evidence that
they have in their own shops all tbe machinery and ap
pliance® for turning out the full amount of work spec!,
fled per day.
Bidders will be required to furnish proper securities
rot the proper performance of the work, and will enclose
with their bide the w*UUn acknowledgment of their
sureties over their own signatures. , ,
Each party obtainlsg a contract will be reqnlred to
enter into bonds, with approved sureties, for its faithful
execution.
Upon the award being made, successful bidders will
be notified and furnished with forms of contract and
bond.
The Department reserves the right to reject any or all
bios if not deemed satisfactory.
Proposals will be addressed to ** Brigadier General
Geo. D. Ramsay, Gbief of Ordnance. Washington City,"
and Will be endorsed * 4 Proposals for HarnessJrons.”
. GEO. D. BAMS AY,
f«2s*fmw Brigadier General, Gbiei of Ordnance.
Oednaitcb Office—War Departhext.
_ Washington. March 19, 1684,
The t'xne for receiving the proposals under the above
advertisement for Horse Equipments, is postponed until,
the let day of April, at 4P. M 7 The rate of delivery per
week will be one-tenth of the whole amount contracted
for, and the time of first delivery is so amended* as td
allow each bidder to specify when he can make his firsf
delivery. Samples of the equipments can be seen at
Fxankford Arsenal* Brideebuxjf. Pa., after the 22d inßt. if
GHO. D. RAMSAY* f
Brig. Gen., Chief of Ordnance. K
mhg-luthatftpl
OFFICE ABMY CLOTHING AN]
EQUIPAGE. 1
Philadelphia, March 16,18611
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited and will be receivl
at this office, until 12 o’clock M , on MuND AT. the ?I
, for supplying the Schuylkill Arsenal with <JKf
WOOLLEA BLANKETS—army standard, of domes
manufacture—in order that the present weekly delifi
lies may he largely increased. ft
Bidden musistate in their proposals i which must*
nven in torUinp, as well as in figures, the auaatlty I
for, and time or delivery. ft
The ability of the bidder to fill the contract must)
guarantied by two responsible persons* whose sin
tnres will be appended to the guaranty, and said gtm
anty accompany the bid; and in case the said bidft
should fall lo enter into the contract, they to nil
sood the difference between the offer of said bidder 1
the next lowest responsible bidder, or the person
whom the contract may be awarded. W
Bidders, as well as their sureties, or guarantors, ft
may not be known at this office, will furnish a ceftl
cateirom the United States District Attorney, ForiK*
ter, or other public functionary, at the residence efta
bidder, or gnarsntors, setting forth dearly the factfla
the bidder and his sureties are responsible menjffit
will, if a contract is awarded them, act In g oodMtl
with the United States, and faithfully euca&du
same.
No bid will bo entertained that does sot fally cApli
witb all of the above requirement?, and which is new ro>
P«vT suarantled bj two responsible parties,as abide
scribed. T -
Bids from defaulting contractors will not be retied.
, .Blank forms for proposal* can be hid nnan ißiat
tion at this office. ■
Proposals must be endorsed '* Proposals forArmv
Blankets.’ 1 G. H. CROSMA®
inbitoot Asst. Q. if. General, 17. §l.
PROPOSALS FOB FOBAOB. I
Csnv QrasiaauusTiin'e OyyJfe
Washivotov Dspot. December SHS3.
fIBALSpJFBOPOSAU3 are Incited by the undefined
foiyttpplying the U. B.' Gassermaater'e DepaSnens.
|* lnston,D. a. BaHisype, Md.. AlexandjSTaud
?R™ *{?®* roe > 5%f or axbMT tiP*** &**», wide Hay.
Ggin, Oats, and Straw. 1. - T
Bids will be received tor iJßullrary of 0. 000 IliShall
ofcorn ok oats, and (0 tom wf. toy or straw* Id us"
**
~ Bidders must state at whlßtfUie above-aasa# point*
they propose to make delivAt. and the rates u which
they will make deliveries ■teat, the quantit* of each
article proposed to be delirA. .the time whene&id de
” bS^ B^* 11 be aommencjPtnd when to be completed.
The price must be writtrfutin words on the bids.
Oornto be put up In *£. stout Witt, of about two
buihelseach. Oats in lDpaeks, of about three bushels
each. The sacks to be falshed without extra chares to
the Government The pud straw to be securely
poled. 1 *
The putiralu kind oMeriptlon of onto, <om, h»y.
or .trow, propoeed to MllTond, snut bo ■ to ted in the
rropoeels. 1
Jal the utlelu o|[er»*der the bid. herein Invited
bp the OoTornrasnt
iMpeetor before belnc feted.
. Controol. will bo owPd from time to time to the
lowest responsible bld/oi ths Interest of ths Ooran
ment mop require, onfTtnent will be made when tho
whole .mount wntrwlfbr shall have boon dellrered
and mcotML f
The bidder will be wired to accompany his propo
sal with a ynarantee, Md by two responsible persons,
that incase bis Md iweepted he or they wilt, within
ten days thereafter, elate the contract for the same
With food and suffieiflsuretlcs, in a com equal to the
amount of the contra!* deliver the forase proposed is
conformity with the** of this advertisement ;iud in
case the said bidder fii tell to enter into the contract
they to make sood tlffference between the offer of said
bidder and the neifweat responsible bidder, orthe
person to whom thettiaet may be awarded.
The reaponilbUitjwie guarantors must be shown by
the official certifies.*!* U. 8. District Attorney. Gof
loctor of Onstoms, <gp other officer under the United
States Govenuncntltespansiblc person known to this
office? ■
All bidders will Sly notified of the aseeptanee or
rejeotion of their pflals.
The full name axflet office address of each bidder
most be legibly wmpi the proposal.
_ Proposals must ■dressed to Brlcadler General D.
a. Bucket, Chief Sc Quartermaster.Washincton, D
0., and should bsAily marked, * * Proposals for to*
lnasunAltothe amount of the contract, 1
timed by the •ottj** and both of his xuar&ntors. will l
be required of tVeeessAil bidder or bidden upon i
signing the eoutxs -
Blank onus of
obtained upon a^j
loraa? 4 *•**»*•
OI PKOPOSAi.
and ffrahi
■ lwwfrf t P*pP9li tp.ftumlsli wd d*
at tn© QuartermMtor'a i>©-
■*, asraeabl; to tbitvmi of tout
wcilj£« fcpss. fiia foKSriai^rtS
(Town, Cou
L the inheerlhf
liver to the tjnl'
jartment at
advertisement, 1
Waihinaton D6p
ales, via:
tmilial* ol
pound*.
•■■■■ btuhela of
pound*,
tom of bal
~ tons of bal
Delivery to co:
——, 226 , am
day of —, u
Written eontraet
Abpzoyed iMurltl
beuLff notified toil
Tout obedM
Brixadlar Genef
Chi*
k, In lukl, itt buui C f si
k, is WWI m bn»S*i of a
»* : W ton of 1,000 pounds,
jrnar, at —£«rton of 2,oooponnd*.
m«e on or iafort the --dtyof
be completed on or before the -
raftaiea4ia*»««s
ferriint, l —■■
D. H. KUOS*,
fedt Qnart£ia«ter,
D ' a
»T ’rUlflOfiEin ton day* afttr tSj
•wwu® contrMt for tha Suns
'SKSSK“»S*' , J a wl ’ ud to tS!
thedlfferenss b«-
?i2£lF“ tta ae*t lowsst
• wm»» whom tfca contrast
Uvea tdar oar hands and saali
'——fforof
f tjgjl.3
I ay kftovlalKs and
\?s« s*& * nd s^'
>r which they oiTar to
4 , to the t
xied inarai
;h« amonnl
a* United
w, or
nuti on
iT*d under I
dined Itthlii
'eek.
"eat nth* ,
»’s imp:
WATBE-HEATIHG
Aarmln* and Y«utUal
|f«tU«dbT P a T 9 ateß
i STEAM ADD WAI
OF PHIL i
13-tap® b. M PBl
iDFORD W.
• and dealers will
f\\ from the 6pi
Mlowliur rates •
barrel, 40 gallons Coal]
/ do 'do..
Iv . do (mul
he barrels ere well etea
upon receiving the
,??•?££' All oraer* ad<
&IT9SI Kh
p that purchasers nay •
|to PUTe Ra< * fresh «at.
BeOCo?-l f 1
LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OF PRElfiff TTfTiTA
„ ON BOHPAT MOBBIHG,
ft£s£3K'S3l&SB> ~m 68 88W -^*“
, _ ■ T »SO PACKAGES ABB LOTS
of French. India, German, and British dry-eoodi. Ac..
embraoin* a large and choice assortment of fancy
I. f“ b d r ' c '“ pla artlcl6e ltt silk, worsted, woolen, and cotton
h B-'-Bamplea of the same will be arraneed for ox
h aminatlon. with eatalpnnei early on the morning of the
14 sale, when dealers will And it to their Interest toattend
£ RY HENRY P. WOLBEBT,
le- _ AUCTIONEER,
*O. Wl MABKBT Btregt. Sooth Side, abov« BotOHi
,£. DS.Y GOODS, TKIMMIHGS. SKIBTS, O VSB-SHIRTB.
saoas. &c.
. no 3 On WEDNESDAY MORNING,
i*H ?? Q clock, will be sold, casslmeres, mm
line, pruts, plaids, delaines, bereges, lawns, cotton ho
siery, linen and silk hdkfs, neck ties, ribbons, trim
mings, thimbles rings, chains, knives, brashes, soap,
perfumery, wool over shirts, felt hats, boots,shoes.steel*
spring skim &c.
Sal6B 0T Dry Goods, Trimmings,.Notions, &o, « T etr
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY MORNING,
commencing at 10 o clock. ’
VERY VALUABLE AND IMPORTANT COLLECTION
„„„„„ „ .OF OIL PAINTINGS.
HENRY H. LEEDS &CO will eell at auction on the
eycnlnaepf THUBBDAY. 2 HI), and FRIDAY. 26th Inst 7
at clock each evenln*. st the old DUSSBLDOBF
TjffVny A^o'? 0 * 4B BI£OA ® WAT . uext door below
a vßky VALUABLE AMD IMPORTANT COLLEC
TION OF THE HIGHEST ORDER OF ORIGINAL
PAINTIhGS. INCLUDING THE ENTIRE COLLEC
TION OF MESSRS. BAILEY * CO. OF PHIL ADEL
£f‘J#r£ crßGii ,i iSB , D , B T them frAm THE ARTISTS
DIREGT, equaling in interest any collection ever offered
in this for public cororetitton, and comprising works
of the GRSA.TEbT MERIT by favorite artists of tha
modern DUSSBLDORF, bjiglish, french, and gea?
MAN SCHOOLS• gßmln ItkooL**"'
A. Achenbach, Verboeckhoyex, De Notbr,
B. C. Koek Koek, VAX Bammb, Vox Sbben.
Cart. Hub nee. Carl Becker, Erdmann,
Gebelscbap, Hoguet, Carl Hoff.
LIWCHAMiJI, MeYBRHEIM. SIEGKRT.
Prbybb, Professor John, Stammhl,
ChAS. M. Wißß,’ Voif *ILLE,
Fosoh, Bondbrmann, Db Loose.
C. Walters, Lk Kay, A. K Krydykr
Ten Katbn, Buytkn, De Vos a others
„ FRENCff SCHOOL. ‘ 90tsxe ‘ B '
FECRtra. L. Notermax, DaU3abrt.
Il vi^fWu.oy '-' AC ’ MoimasT,
E. Frerb, _ Cbrier, Lafond. Ar*
„ ENGLISH SCHOOL.
Sidxby R. Percy, Boddinotos, B. C. Williams.
O. Baxter, J*ac Dure, Shayse? *
SiSS?™* nl“f. ,EID ' M o^’
Bakbes. . Bbkmbt, JBarba’hd. So
. lopira pojtiimof the collection have b4en pur
chased in Europe By a gentleman of well-known taste
apd long experience, and the pictures of B C Kook
Koek, Bnbner. A. Aclienbach, and others, areofaclaes
t srely imported Into this country. eoiaciass
Amefleen portion are choice examples by F B.
Amiricij^ a»i ß tß. rOJ>S65 ’’ Sllat, ' ,ck * and other high claee
mSSIKIUi 9 on exhibition as above from and after
lB H-ht* 1 * wt h Instant, nntllthe evenings of sale.
"V" ALU ABLE DELAWARE WHARF
tW&®
of Philadelphia, has a frontage on the river Delaware
to 5fS i!,! L to i ,? e «5 wa ”“ r ! rapacious docks. 200
*o ow me lour, on both, stdsa—the who!a AtnltrAMn? *n
area of over 65,000 oonare feet, wlthprhrtleraii ofextern
T&gSf l *°‘S arcs s*=»dlnx §i:cioo*, e q "a r s
For further information, apply personally or by letter,
- fB9,tf 13*0 BEACH^reet^ 1 Philadelphia.
fp! TO RENT.—A BEAUTIFULLY
from the city. Apply at <ll9 WALNPffIt mLVgt*
Hi , FOE SALE. AT CAPE ISLAND.
rT* a large and eommodions BOARDING HOOS3 For
f mhl« m. alar “ a W'» 10 JOHN YARD, Jit., & SON.
SOT RACE Street.
® r,X9 T r LET ~ A COMMODIOUS
" *T and *9 North SBOOND street.
®BiSl^ LE ”f VERY DESIRA
Interest it “hr|?S“Se% a b‘“J^ ? * 0a * !0 “ 0^
between 10 aad U O’clock, at 80S £arS3t
— mhie-tf
I ?,v.S lls ’l? r ,. , " 1 '?. within ton
g* 11 ?® 8 ! Station*, at which alTtrals» a S^f
be Bold with thebnlldlßK, if d.Btoed. Aoplrt? 4 WUI
ABU. B. ASHBRJ D(l*
DOWBIMQTOIBr F. Q.
?i?* rtrt A«oinw,
kinbli Mnoa knom
* ■dTutiMmaat will
*• on Wedauday u<
vtanaajfar.
M •SALE. OK EXCHANGE FOB
PHILADBL
tailing from mo)
trfJ&OTO PUR
Boston.
ter. will sail from
, Mftrcli 2S, at 10
Qapt. Mauhstn,
lay at 4 P. U.
OHESTNUT-STHEET
tV rnnniffK£ I &ff* T . I .?.? Illn * *° W* Mli street. SfR
figsfesasft” l 3fts3ggg&
*»*« IMBOWHI ffiA
(pafora a r**alK
'oaSfttardftyft.
prtffilnc
• FOR SALE—A VERY DESIRA
b l?,P°’J l atl T s «a‘! With 52 acres of Land, near win
b »?ia pr “ Bbons «- wUkcafa, 4" M b r am"» a,d
mtl9 ia» South rooßTn^.
ImDtl ud UUi
•Momnudjaoa.
'WOE & 00.,
▼ABB iTMM
/O IilVBB
»wb. (Cork H«.
Liverpool. Km
many &ri lntaaA.
Jay* arch Id,
rday* March SB.
F F 0? S A LE—AN excellent
ssrs.^
lt Aj« n . alarge lumber 01 arm, In DeUwJrl? wfflW
“- 1 - L la 3 South FQURTH^Strflflt
rdayi April SdT
on. from JHor Ho
@pert? Foilli^ E p K COUNTY PBO
7iRM Jf Ol SALE—PoRSfiBBiOn April Ist* 1884
mansion, and other bnUdhli* 0 - £ ora excellent
«s as&nsa-
J ccesslble from Wntdala station SoWtSBjfi&&sf“*■
lamaay.
MO m
London, MDC
Fario. 40 go
j Himbari, IT 00
Brarnoa. Eottor
Ut Cabin, «m
lneautown, *Si
< «an bar Hokolt
xnh2l.3t*
STEAM
kItATUS.
labile Buildings and
lees.
Bert atl |°“' tS!?^
P TSl 1 M rai ‘. ,lrpaB s in th ® «“»»i«* of Phiildtfft 1 ,; **».
d»# *v sf®J*»ion, of brows stone,
?/ tls ® Delaware River, built and §a3ra
tWAu*h manner, ia spaeieue Mid
modorn conveniences for both UU the
Tbi Grounds comprise about vSSS
ifvPvTalon*' 1 on *' i nd 'orname&ted wl& a££ acres, beau*
BJM“J jofflg* forest Trees sdBSn^ rt ▼arleky 0 f
<*£*«»■ 'wlth abundauee of Fruit. A lane
On the nmnises are also J u Atuard* &o.
sja
» u ?,™£“a° to Bake tMa, ta
El-30*
HATING COMPANY
[AVBB P. WOOD/
fith FOUBTH Street.
[LIi, Superintendent.
t.”—INDIVIDU
kpIIed with •• Bedford ,
• the shortest notice, at :
$3 00 !
a 00 ;
AUCTION RABBI.
JOHN B. MYERS & <30., AUCTION
v ÜBS, Boa. 33S anl %n* MAE SET Str««t
;ge positive a*i,b of boots adtj> SBOE3,
w« rt. STBAW OVODB, Ac.
and TO?naifti ■ eai ? y attention ofpurchasers to the Iftirge
or catViniaJ® a °*f bo 2 tB * show, brogans, leoth*
RiofW nf ehaher hoods. Ac. ■ (including a
pica orijao ®? p *' >• embracing a&njw
to lie peremptoriJj'miSf’#, l ** a I,eß i
SHOES.
March 2M. at 10 "elo«k
Without reterTO, on tear ionBw*
packages boots, shoes, bro*an“cavAirvl t X,^ 110 ? t 1 * lt »
tracing a prime and freab aSortS?nt sfif’
cies for men. women, and children. 6 !!* citt Sl^ b J e %rtt
mannfactnre. ‘ or clty an< * Astern
ißro?aJe BmPloS ’ WUU CfttaloKU6B ’ early on the morn-
LAUGE AND PEREMPTORY BALR OF i.ion P . Plr
iSEJISfiMffiS: & B c ßOaAm
At 10 o’clock, to be aold without reserve, w*tl be touitf ,
in p*rt, the following fresh. and desirable assortment,
viz.: _ _ _
Men's grainfd cavalry boots; wax and kip brogana*
znes'sbelznoTAland Congress boots; youths' h%lf welt
kip boots; men’s do; fine city-made kid welt buaktus;
ladies gaiter boots; fine kidiS. R, ties; colored and black
lasting buskins; men's fine city-made calf, morocco. atu
kip boots; men's pump sole srain boots; men’s buff
leather pump boots; men's pump sole calf boots; do.
seal Pump'Kole boots; women's lined and bound boots;
youths’ kip brogans; misses' grain ties; misses' grain
buskins; misses' spring heel grain lace boots: women's
grain lace boots; raisees* grain lace boots ; woman's
grain buskins i women's grain ties; boyb' kip brogaus;
mines' glazed morocco boots; mens half welt calf do;
fontbft’ half welt calf do; children’s half brogans: men’s
half welt kip boots; men's super calf brogaus; men's
slippers; misses super kip ties; misses super kid buskins;
child's super colored fox bootee*; child's super colored
fox ties; men's lined and bound brogans; men’s and
boys* water proof boots; and boys' wax boots;
leather cuttings, Sc. .*
SHaKBB HOODS,
THIS MOBNING,
At 10 o'clock precisely,
20 cases white ana colored Shaker hoods,
LARGE PEREMPTORY Sa LtfOF EUROPEAN, INDIA.
AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS. *o. A **" AA *
We will hold a largo bale of British, German, French,
and American Dry Goods,
ON THURSDAY MORNING,
March Sikh, on fonrmonths’ credit, and part for cash,
commenclmr at precisely 19 o’clock, comprising
sso Packages and lots
i of British/German, French, India, and American dry
KOCflßi embracing a large, fail, and fresh assortment of
woolen, worsted, linen, cotton, and silk goods for city
and coantry sales.
N. B f-Samples of the same will be arranged for ex*
amlnaubn. with catalogues, early on the morning of
the Bala when dealers will find It to their Interest to
attecdj
LABG3PEREMPTOBY SALE OF FOREIGN AND DO
MRSTIC DRY GOODS. &c.
NOTIJE.—-Included in our eaJeof Foreign and domes
tic dry/goods on Thursday Morning, March 24th, ae 10
o qloex will be found in part the following desirable’ar
ticle be sold on four months credit and part for cash—
i cafes neat styles American prints,
cases American ginghams,
cases English and German ginghams*
cases apron checks,
oases blue denims,
eases tickings,
cases bine stripes,
cases black and colored ell ©Bias,
cases brown and bleached muslins,
cases fency cottonades.
cases jeans and mixtures,
cases Saxony dress gor-ds.
cases fans? lawns and jaconets*
cases poplins and moiambiquas.
cases fancy reps and poll de cherrea.
cases de bege and moos de lainee.
esses silk alpacas.
LINEN GOODB.
. , On THURSDAY, March 24th.
Will be gold;
I pieces 7* 4 and 8-4 Barnsley damasks.
I pieces white and brown damasks and cloths.
pieces damask and huck to webs.
| pieces diaper and plain towels,
i pieces bleached and brown linen hacks
Pisces elastic cauras.
s - *»■» * “®M B "w l r !,rtiiiift
. . On THURSDAY. March 24th.
f Will be sold, about i>2s piece* woolens—viz •
; pieces Belgian and French broadcloths. *
pieces English black cap and cloak cloths.
pieces English meltons.
pieces fancy French cassimeres.
pieces black doeskins,
pieces black a„d fancy satinets
Also, black satin and fancy silk vestings, serges, yel
vets, hosiery, gloves, spool cottons, patent thread, silk
cravats and ties, hoop and balmoral skirts, shirts and
drawers, linen bosomt. buttons, cotton handkerchiefs,
woolen, thibefc. and Btella shawls, fancy articles, NR
Also, stock of American dry goods, for cash.
POSITIVE SALE OF ENGLISH VELVET BRUSSELS
safK&rfsra?* AaD ™xtia! e cH!s:
± On FRIDAY MORNING. March M,
At IOK o clock, will b, cold by catalogue, on 4 month,’
credit,
n YK' 6 ” I fl.'h velvet. Brussels. three-ply. .uparflne. and
fine Ingram, Yeaitiau, hemp, and Hat carpetings; Can
tonmattings, Sc . embracing a choloo aaoorimont of an-
PCfIOT goods, which may be examined early oa the
IN NEW YORK.
ttENBY H. LEEDS & CO.,
11 AUCTIONEERS.
VOR SAIiE AMD TO BET.
AUCTIOM SAU»r
T7UBNESS, BRINLEY, & GO.,
x Ho. 615 CHESTS UT and Oia JAYNE Btrette
LARGE SALE OF IMPORTED GOODS. THIS DAY
NOTICE.—We Invite the attention of the trade to on.
tale THfR MORNING Towday. March Sd. at M o’clock'
on four m.itba credit '
.The aaeorSmant le very crmpletff. comprising Adi ill.
different ety lee of French. German, anil n~yn,i. Ori
Goods, suitable to sDrinc sales. ’
Tbe sale incltPdfe fall lines of thibet bf&efc MKlfeUdted
sbawJs, fancy ai;k and woolen do . rlnfn mid irtrtilStf jtj
In spring colors, and in great variety.
SILKS,—AIso, extra-hewy black gros ds rhino* #rw
deZorich, and taffftss, in extra quality, and Terr wide},
aipo. linen goods, brown and bleacned sotCbne. eat-*
tooades, jeans, $c
Caiaioiues and samples sow ready.
P
AKIS PDB>TB ®
loo?]|S| l t«SMs impari*L
ffronods. *° ricil priate, i cfcaUiee» colored and- wldto
lco pl£ceß BUk md wool Paris plaid bombacluefl.
? H f GROB DSIBPAW,
24®M inth ii??; Btr « black aros de Rhine,
Si@gl.inpb vt Xt r a ho *yY taffetas for m&ntttlse
aik>, 11,011 bfeBfc aaailir srros de lepaa and de Zurich,
bej™"XaK-d mi' diagonal*, extra
Also, for cask, “
4 iheaiTßn^^ 0 CASES AND BALBS
T and fine brown and bleached muslins.
’ * BALE ak*vS™ h> rsrsH ' SAXONY* AND
DKY GOODS.
March 22d, at 10 iv*-i ’’.MURE I NO.
600 paafiloa i“d° «* Ut '
Ij&HGS SALE
a I NMrPIEdVs credit or
By o?de”of E E SAXOITT WO7BM DRBBS'GOODS,
tfeeera. C. F. SCHKIEDER & GO
_ Qp **
THEIR OWN MANDFASPITRB AND IMPORTATrow
Ja "‘ lM »«Im£B£m
ALSO.
©a»ce M poll de cfcevro, all wool filling
ca* es pJ Aid crops ecasßios.
cases tartan check poplins.
cases tartan check crepes. _
caees tttrlpsd mohairs.
~ eases 6*4 hem ronbalx cloth.
cases plaid Valencias
eases crepe satin, all wool filling.
- cases striped mozambiquea.
PARIS DRESS GOODS—JUST LANDED
i ~ , , THIS HORNING.
An extra invoice—
biqncSf* 8 doibie width Paris plaid and .trip. moiao;.
cases doable-Width Ecoseia* <jo n.
ewes Paris Ecoesias grenadine*, in rarions qnalitkn
cases Pa»is broche grenadines, plaid and striped * *
cases Paris high colored plaid poplins . '
cases Paris plain and printed all-wool mooslfn d 8
peSlli'qntm'i w irt ' Col ored plaid Hern »» 1 * «»• to SB
MODE. BKOWN. AND TAN ALPACAS
„ _ a A Por City Trade
7 cases London fine to superfine colored mohair alpacaa
SALE OP LINEN GOODS.
Of superfine finish and blench.
THIS DAT
mr6klabll e =f o^ W 9 <UmMk “ d »nowdrop llusn 3s.
—6 B, 8-4,7-8 linen damssk napkins.
canes 4 4 fine to superfine Irish sheeting linens,
ewes white and brown, linen damask.
c a mbg : e L 6^ dk«chitF B : aiI, ' printed - “ d hwnmed “"«>
A I . m WHITE GOODS.
An invoice f t jaconets, cattbries. checks Swiss and
Nansook musdns; Blsbop lawns, white figures. Ac.
•„ , EXTRA QUALITY TOILET QUILT S.
—lO-4 to 12-4 super white toilet quilts.
SALS ON ACCOUNT Og- UNDERWRITERS.
fob Cash.
„ . ah m . THIS MORNING*
Starch 22d, at 10 o'clock, for cash.
1 cate 6-4 black alpacas.
5 eases fency dress goods.
-Slightly damaged on voyage of importation
etesmers Louisiana and Pennsylvania.
LARGE SALE OP PARIF, BLACK AND COLORED
shawls, HCr d«» OASaalsa
. THIS MOSNING.
14 4 black and colored thibet shawls, wool fringe*
14 4 do. do do. silk fridirAH
14*4 Scotch plaid shawls. "Wires.
14 4 Paris fancy wool do.
14-4 Paris printed do,, delaine.
14 4 Paris fancy raezambique shawls.
14-4 broche ana silk-bordered Chslly do.
14-4 Lama, ameila. and z*ph? r wool do.
14-4 best quality all wool Cashemtre do.
14-4 high coat aozunbique de Paris do.
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF Vttutvr> a
GOODS, el the importation of Mosers Benk&rd*ft Huf
' . ON FRIDAY MORNING,'**
March 35th, commencing at 10 c’clcclr, we shall sen
fonr months credit, -a large and attractive lot of Fran??
goods of this favorite importation, comprising LmK
virtety dt ®*’ * oodB ’ bl,u * Bnd fanoy silks, ft?* ta meat
THOMAS & SONS,
Nob. ,139 and I*l South FOURTH Street
ifeS l Nstata, Stock., ft... at th* If
AY ' FflmpMet
MV FUBJUTPBB »t Auction Store THURSDAYS,
EXTRA LARGE PEREMPTORY SALES 22u HAR-'n
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE. Ikßßr> R c wi i,. o
GROUND RENTS. bTOCKS LOANB,*o MABLS
Onr sale on TUESDAY. 22d March, at 18
o clock, at the Exchange, will oomprlee some of t'!o
mo»f ■p'-opertn offered this section byordarof
Grphana Court, Executors, and others. Includin'-. ,4:r .
ft bl « ¥ASS ln : ST $ BS 2 hroas and other business proper,
ties, Front street. Second street, Sontli “treet. Doc*
street. Fifth and Oallowhill streets, and other location.*
3 squares of ground. Thirty-third etieet, Flrit ward!
lot of ten acres ‘ Wheataheaf lane, ” Twenty-fifth w«S :
f?t-? a n»s?i A uMotrsTtiir; iioantry*lata!
Oity Dwellings. Building Lois, ftc. : first-class Ir.s
nBEafABI.B Gaorntn Rbnts- and up wards of ‘-tV-’-ly Vl.'u'u
fSai n,S>s? rs vahMbte atocksi £oms, <tc, ga? p am .
phlet Oatalogueß and Lithographic Plans. “
. fel,A o ss nnt Onlted stataa.
AMBULANCES, HARNESS, STATES, ftc
onl/orfe' a^^fa^ce?;
SUPER!OR* FU^NIITTRBf^OSK VgOO DAHO, TA .
PESTRV OARPETS. ftc.
„„ , „ ON WE b NES DAY MORNING.
siJfSt'nei™** IP 0 oiook, a« No. 1452 North Blarantli
f*" 8 , 1- Jefferson street, the superior forniture, «cs
carpetefftiT “ pl * n " furl ®- tevoa octaves* fins tipstirj
h , e ex %?J ned ; vith catalogues, at s.ctfi'ck
on the morning of the saio.
nwwuw. Executor's £alo. No. North Sixth AtraAt
‘ffiol T2pEMR? E OA K Rp S |rs o S? PUJIO E ° m
„ On WEDNESDAY MORNING,
rc “ 23*. a* 10 O clock, by cataloguo, at No 853 Norih
u street, by. order of kxocators of William Puur
*?“• ‘ ie f;ea6ed. ihe entire household fnrnituro, roaewoed
kier mirror, feather beds, tapsstry carpets, he
thfimie day *** enamtned at So clock on the morning o!
BDPJSMOE^rnFtI^ 4I^
At 9o’ 1 V lOH_ THURSDAY MDRNfNG.'
THREAD, SCISSORS, r|MBS. A NBEDLS CASES. ftc.
a™ r SiSiS: ® o t JS’ oloc k P-,M.; St the auction store, AM
ffeedlo ciaea, 225.dnzan corain.
thd£w?s d .h?l?^l ead ’ aaB °ried; 335 dogsn brass chains,
coimDiflft, ehaTing hozea. cloth heatere. Ac.
may be examined the day previous to sale.
eon, . . MONDAY MUESISO.
Ibi?n 15?i’. a U 0 .». cl £ c,r ‘ 10 hextngton street, or Forty
rSn,-.‘IS? B ’’ bonee above the Haverford roil
aJS«iTSi°i^J3 a S e ” tbe Weat Philadelphia Pm
-s*®*? r -**, B *l* oa <* Depot), the entire furniture, Ac. May
l 7 ® at 8 0 clock on the morciog 0/ tLs salo.
Eighth street lol(t ' " apl>ly *® J. B. Coloban, 143 south
fI vILVM B OAS?i? aI “ I ® i; PUNO ' FINS
a.. . . On FRIDAY MORNING.
cafJESiJfSfci 10 o’clock, at No 2009 Walnut street, by
• * satire furniture, including suits of hand*
some Walnut and green plnf>h drawing-room fnmltafd,
b *® d ®c™e mantel mirror. S4xCO, planoT fine yelyet car-
chamber fnrmture, &o. Also, tha kitchaa
Jar May be examined on morning of sale at 8 o'clock.
P'Mmaf.Ta» Si&gSf- Am
iuaren 23d. commencing at 10 o‘clock ureciHeiv
?ew an,f de^-aI.U
prieln»rTis“ d d 4 Bnitod to flr “ tcU » a sales, «>“■•
ini. Sl3!S m t° 83c, . ra 5,“° .iaconet eats.
jSiS SwS^i?. 8 ? ra 3 n . 8 smbroldred collars
lnia mSf2JTI!7- fl ? 8 * d * la S« and inserting..
J 8 .? lc s.atrs qnailty bands and Eonnclns,
broidered hantHrsrcMefj, tacked and eTa
— l^uma f b.'lViy j ? <!0,10 . t l , Fa!«t.and robes
handkerchiefs. '* * eniet,s,le4 and plain linen cawW'
lots Paris black lace yells
Also on w„as?®! S AND TRIMMINGS,
bonnet rlb a bone edneB4 * r ' an IaTOICB naw spring stylti
fanjy bnUcns.“"r!n 0 m(n C *s!'“c T . S 4 VBlTe * trlmmlM! '
CLOTBS AND'OitOAKtSf 6S.
elotbU’ and Pß eli2w k Bnd ,f»ncy all-wool and Palos
goods. A? 4 fancy caasimercs, tallorlal
Aleo I.AI. . HOSIBRY GOODS,
nbrow a ? d children’s super whito.
and gentiMl?le s c .iil 011 , boae ana half llioee. ladles'
Ac S™“ 11818 “ d nloTea. bead nets, hair rolls.
AW .. If. whalebone mechanical coreets.
brell”s. att - inToI ° 8 ningbamand silk snn and rain na
.,® T ® C K OF GOODS, NOTIONS, TIBS, Ac., So.
nylon’s a cot?oi?i 5 lf 45, l’ Pario black and Anor silk ties,
dry g^ods^etore*’ ba “ on '' Block of a
large and positive sals of 7 50 lots a vrrt*
Scobs* WhitsGOona D F GOODsTmULInIkT
GCOBS WHiM GOODS. * bVj) * v by catalog.
B1 £K“ al ’° BMelssly. «om-
PK»«nt f ale. a«.oitment of aeuosable *oad« (W
P H^«i=£E r> * °°> -A-UOTIONEm
* **» MUIXBT and M» qOMKIROT
. POSITIVE OASES BOOTS AE»
ba ,oid (f ,
wiMMSSof SgSFu'ESffi* of gMd “'
moral” g”f Ba?e QlDatloa * wlth catalogues, early on m»
T3Y SCOTT & STEWART
ADCWOfIBBRB A*D COMMISSION MBKOHABTB
- CHBSTKpTSt. and BIS HANSOM Street■
PBRBMPTORV Sale OF -WHITB GBANITB WAE*
AtlOo’cloeir «™.4«T JOSHING Next, 24th. insL, t
1500 nmm loff aV^vX** 0^1 Will sell by catalogue aboflt
and c C ware ’ ba)ance »’ stock of white groaW
Catalogues ready on moraine of palp.
T Ann* „.#*’POBTFONBMEKT OF SALS.
LARGR BAIjB OF STRAW QOODB, ARTIFIGIAIS, S'-
On FRIDAY MORNING Next. 86th lost . .
Son UL? clock,orocleely. we will eell by eatalogn« ! ’ 3 f'
ouo cues of fresh straw goods, eoxanrism* k rfl «,j mW-*
SfchfNita, glace pedal.
nodal braid bonnet.. turbagß. hoo^,
a “ e ««»•»!•. buds, *c„ slilldbld
At 10 .
Catalogues ready on moralngof.'aia
■Will glvs^hei^SSs^ aT A'ADOTIONBBES, MS j,
CHANDISB and 1 V* 81 }* 1 ? 0 to sales oiJtia.
oi\faag , M jySP’gsff .»*
A C SALE, OP OONP^MN^
®*parsBchxt, Cavalrt BnaßAn.
Oppjca OP CHJBP QDAJITBSSi AST
Wlii *« ABH D. 0., February iMfirf*
at c auction, to the higbeatb**
AkSs?«ff 8 4 nd <totoi named below. tli; , . ,
At *' * k^oo Horses. Friday,
Biarch Uliam port * Pea **-» 80° Home*, TaM**' 1
Fe»aa. ( 800 Horses, Friday,
March,° W Brmuwlclc » J » SOO Horte®» Tuesday •
45 l-Mtonj Pwinai » 800 Horten. Friday
4f t®*!^ I** 1 ** J »» 800 Hojaes. Tuesday i
4+ %nSft?°£» Peana., 300 Horses. FridayjW *y' Jp
March^* 6 ** 5 *I®' 1 ®' penaa ‘* 300 Sorses, Tuesday.
Theee Bones hay# been condemned as uaSt
T&t lry *« rvl ce of the Halted Sums Anay.. tt ,
beha/° ad * nd fAra P ur assay good barfA* 11
Porses will be sold siagly. . ..., m m *u
sold? 9 * fti l ® A * H-. and continue daily * IL
Terms Cash. In United States ■freMmrjtK'gsr if* .
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