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THE CITY.
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SUNDAY- SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY.—Ye s te r.
day afternoon the Sabbath school of the Pabst
eerie Baptist Church, celebrated its al:Mecum.
annivesmy. The
church er:) , Vded wi th
the children, their parents, and others Wile take
an interest in the Sunday.school causa. Ad
dressee appropriate to the occasion were made
by Revs. D. O. Eddy, J. Wheaton Smith, J.
Hyatt Smith. and W. la Can Meter, superintendent
of Howard Buni o n, New York. The other exer
cise" consisted in ei ging by the children. The re
port of the school was read by Mr. John NC. Evans,
Which stated that the school was divided into two
departments, principal and primary, numbering 49
teachers sad 432 'cholera. The attendance during the
year averaged 283. A missionary society has re
cently been roimrd in the school, which is now sup
porting a missionary In Sweden. Alluding to the
Vaal Lumber of children who are in the streets
on Sabbath, the report urge. that to reclaim
them opens a wide field of labor for those who
desire the temp-rat as well as the spirituel
prosperity of youth placed beyond contingency.
It is a field in which all can work, and the
question of personal duty assumes a serious Un
yortance, which each teacher may exert upon the
future. A. Christian patriots who are looking anx
iously forward to that national greatness which is
in reserve for our country, are there no fears, no mis
givings, as to the moral influence which will be ex
erted by those who are to control the future desti
nies of our nation? Without regard to any higher
consideration, this of itself should be sufficient to
enlist the energies of every true patriot and Chris
tian.
To COMMAND COLORED TROOPS.—The
follitining.nfinusil students of the Free alnitotry
School appeared before the Board of Examiners at
Washington during the past week, were pressed, and
recommended for the positions named :
Marks Edward Behle, private, 27th N. Y. Inde
pendent Battery, aged 26, for major.
George 1111.Ller. private, Co. E,148111 P. Regiment,
aged 19. for reptant. .
Samuel P. Cotten, private, Co. D, let Delaware
Regiment, aged 23, for captain.
John Lecke, civilian, of New York, aged 24, for
ceptain..
Win. R. Browne, civilian, of New York, aged 21,
for captain.
Fred. W. Watkins, corporal, etti N. Y. Independ
ent Battery. aged 24. for captain.
John B. Upham, sergeant, 123 Co., 241 Battalion,
Yet. R. C., age? 23. for captain.
Matthew 34. Bollock s civilian, of Philadelphia,
aged 29. for captain.
Jobn Cowan), civilian, of Easton, Maryland, aged
31.1or.captaiu.
De Witt O. smith, oorporal, Co. B, sth WiloQntin
aged 26, for captain. ,t 7
Edward Pyle, civilian, of Chester co , Pa., aged
19, for flrat lieutenant.
Jai. B. T. Chairs, civilian, of Springfield, Massa.
aged 17, for first lieutenant.
Beaton Tuttle, private, 6th Co.. let Battalion, N.
T. Sharpshooters, aged 23, for Hut lieutenant.
John S. Appleton, Titivate, Co. I, let Delaware
giment, aged 23. for that lieutenant.
John T. Sebering, private, Co. K, 67th Penna.,
aged 30, for second lieutenant.
A3tRI~ AL car SoLDIERS.—The following
squads of soldiers arrived in this city on Saturday :
The guard of aeventytwo men belonging to the 10th
- Kansas Regiment, under the command of Captain
33111, Which conveyed the rebel prisoners to Fort
Delaware on Friday. They were fed and quartered
at the Cooper. Shop Refreshment Saloon, and are
expected to leave for the V7est at nine o'clock this
morning.
Squad of nineteen men of the 16th ohlo Battery,
Lieutenant Dawson, commanding, arrived from Vir
ginia, on their way home. They were fed at the
Cooper-Shop Saloon.
Squad of twenty men belonging to tat Section
Massachusetts Heavy Artillery, Lieutenant Perry
commanding, arrived from Boston, on their way , to
- Washington. Fed at the Cooper• Shop Saloon.
In the eventog, about 342 recruits for, different
Illassaahusetts regiments, under the command of
Captain W. F. Fuddirg, passed through on their
way to the seat of war. They were fed at both
saloons.
WHERE .ARE THE tiPORTEMEN ?—We are
informed by some fishermen that for the past week
the waters near the mouth of the Schaiylkill have
been alive with wild r uck, most of them sprig tails
or steel-heads. There was not even a solitary
sportsman there to disturb them. The amphibious
creatures seem.'d to be ueusually tame. In some in
stances great flocks would part to let boats pass
through. 1014 e number of duck. of several species
unusual in the 'waters of the Delaware, have been
seen in Eagle Cove and in the vicinity of the several
islands between Philidelphia and Chester. The
probability is that the heavy easterly storms of late
have driven the dusk* to the waters of the Dela
ware.
PHILADELPHIA. PRINTE A.—James M.
Johnson, a Philadelphia printer, enlisted in the
service of the Government shortly after the bloody
hand of the rebellion was raised against the flag of
the Union. lie wee then attached to the Bth Penn
sylvania Cavalry as an oraeriy sergeant. Oa many
occasions be gave evidence of bravery and skill, for
which he has received the merited honor of pro.
motion to the rank of captain of Company H, 18th
Pennsylvania Cavalry. Captain Johnson Is well
hem!' and highly reepeeted among the fraternity of
printers and the public generally.
HEAVY Biotic.—Fora couple of hours
before daybreak, yesterday morning, the wind from
the northeast was particularly violent. Ina num
berof instanter chimneys were blown down, because
the adhesive quedirma of the mortar had been de
stroyed by the opetwion of coal gam Betides this,
many of the gas lamps were extingnished because
SA the broken glass of the cases. The lamps, :a a
general thing, are very dirty, and are improperly
attended to.
ritESENTATION.—A very beautiful silver
pitcher Was prerented on Saturday evening to the
_National Union League, by the ladies holding the
fair at the Araenibiy Building for the benefit of
the loyal =there's in Tennessee. The pitcher was
received on beNslf of the membere of the League,
by the Hon. Manes Gilpin, S. District Attor
ney. The °ovation waa a very happy one in every
'expect.
Hion TIDES.— The tides in the Delaware
and Schuylkill have been very high dud g this
spring. HEAVy rains. and a SUCOOI.BIO/1 of easterly
gales. have swelled the streams to a much greater
extent than bas been known in the months of March
And April for many years.
DEATH OP A SOLDIER.—The following
clean was reported at tee medical directoes Wage,
on Saturday, from The lstington-lane U. S. A. llos•
pital; James Wickinton, Co. C, 99th Regiment
- Pennsylvania Volunteers.
CHANGE OF TrmE.—The new time table
went into operation yesterday on the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad. The night line
Low leaves at half past 10 o'clock, instead of half
lout 11 o'clock.
BRING REP4iRED.—The supply steamer
Bermuda, which recently arrived from the West
Gulf Squadron, - was placed on Simpson & Neil!'s
dry dock. on klzaturthy, for repair;
RECIWITS.—The recruits tor the oast
week numbered 313, to wham the bounty of $7 . 8,250
WAX paid.
THE P'OLICIE.
IBetore S. Commissioner d H. Smith.]
- Murder of John Neish. First-Mate of the
Bark Garibaldi.
The crew of the bark Garibaldi were arrested on
Thursday Light ty United States laarishals Jeukins
and Sharkey, on suspicion of having been concerned
in the murder of John Neigh, the first mate Of said
vessel, some time since. or at or near Matanzas. The
parties were arraigned on Saturday for a hearing.
Three witnesses were examined, but nothing Was
elicited respecting the events resulting in the death
of the first mate. There was some evioence as to tae
mutinous character of the Crew. The names of the
prisoners atraigned are John Arnett, second mate ;
Rappan Moroni ; Nicholas Drygot, Michael Benuch
Thomas Hocriguee, and Michael Kane. Richard
Wood, colored man, of Philadelphia, and cook of
the vessel. teethed as follows : I heard scuffling and
hollering in the forecastle; I supposed the mate
was there; the hollering was in a foreign tongue;
when I got out to the galley door, I saw the
that mate running towards the cabin door; I then
RAW him come out again, and come forward of the
galley door where I was standing ; he stood there
and tired his pistol fire limes, 1 think; he went
forward after he fired ; the second mate was stand-
I. g behind him when he tired ; I did not see him
come out of the for , :casile ; I saw him go towards
the forecastle ; I do not know where the crew were ;
I saw Michael Kane en the poop; the cook and
myself got up together, and the second mate was
standing aten'enies ; I do not know whose watch
on deck it was 3 just before daylight I went into the
forecastle, anti saw the mate tied ; he was living; I
did not see any blood; he said to the cook to carry
hlm aft; 1 went and got hicu a pillow; I was afraid
to cut him loose ; I cif; not speak to him at all ; I did
not cut him Pa se, as I was afraid ; I throwed the i
underpillow Lia neial ; his hands and feet were
Oh tied tigff her ; he seemed to be hi pan. ; I knew
l i e was in pain ; I did not Bea noy place where he I
was cut ; it was dark when I first saw the mate; it
was dark just before breaking day; the crew were
.standing by The haarsteam's locker, on the port sidß;
I cannot say which of the men - were a-standing
there; one or two of them had broeina in their
hands, as they were getting ready to scrub the
decks ;we n t y that they could hear the
mate's groans ; I into the cabin and told the
captain that tbi y would kill the mate if he did not
come out; I do not know whether the captain was
in bed or not ; tee captain told me to bring the mate
here; he told tee cook the same; the captain staid
in the cabin ; I then came back to the galley, and
sat down, and awaited daylight, I was so frightened.
and staid to daylight; then same gentlemen came
aboard after oath of allegiance ; the towboat was
lying alongside, with another ship in tow; the
men were drawn up in a line along amidships, to
give up their oath of allegiance; the captain then
asked where the mate was, when some one told him
he was dead; I did not see the little Spaniard when
the men were araten up in line ; one of the men went
forward to look after the mate ; the man came back
and said the mate was dead. Two pilots, the cap
tain, cook, and myself, went Into the forecastle; /
then saw ihe mate lying dead, just in the same con.
dition as when I threw the pillow under hie head ;
the captain took brass knuckle/ and a revolver
from alongside the mate and took them to the cabin ;
the captain did not return ; I next saw the mate
when he was to be thrown overboard; I think it
vies after ilinn.r Mr. Arnett told me to tell the
-captain that they were ready to throw the mate
overboad the captain told Inc to throw them all
overboard; r Saw the body of the deceased on the
bed; it was inride of the tick; I do not know whe
ther his hands were tied ; I never heard any of the
crew or the second mate speak of this affair after
and he appeared
mard e • the mate was a large man,
lo be a'strong man- Cromexamtced —Tb.ere were seven sailors on
board,
board and
the
that and second mates;
one got over-
; he was a Spaniard ; I suppose the little a'ps
niard was down in the bold, as I heard a noise there
frequently, until we got to Matanzas; I afterwards
found a tin cup, plate, and scarf in the hold.
Frank Flatulent sworn.-4 came aboard the above
vessel on the eath of February, to act as first mate ;
I came from the ship Ellen Southard; I was rc•
quested to Dom. by Captain Howe, the master of
the Ellen Sou hard; I saw the captain of the Gari
baldi on bawd the Ellen Southard; I told Captain
Howe I would not go; the captain of the Garibaldi -
could have heard our conversation if he had been
listening; I Mutt know, alt. that time, there had
been a murder committed on hoard the Garib shdi ;
I went on board the Garibaldi ; about 7 o'clock tie
captain was at the main hatch ; he told me the crew
did not intend to turn to; I then asked him what
was to do; be told me to try and coax them to go to
work; I found that the second mate could talk a
little English ; he always behaved very well; I saw
the supposed dead man ; he was lying in the fore
castle ; Old not know that he was tied there ; I had
to keep my eyes about me at 4 30, through the
captain's order, I burled deceased; there being
nothing on board to make a shroud, we took the
bed clothes, made a beg, and put the body in • as we
were doing ae. I discovered a pool of blood near
where the body was lying. This witness then pro
seeded to detail the scenes of terror on board the
vessel. Michael Kane was so frightened that lie
came very near jumping overboard, and seemed to
be afraid of going among the crew,
The hearing :sojourned Until noon to-day, when
Kane Will be placed OR the witness stand. It is
thought the real murderer escaped at fdataozas.
He is a Spaniard. There does not seem to be any
thing known as to the cause of the murder.
[Selma Mr. Alderman Battler.]
Robbery and Sharp Practice.
A oneilllttled man ogling himself Stephen Clay,
and IWOMen giving the name of Realm' Maeor-
meek, were arraigned at the Central Station on
Saturday on th.e charge of robbery. The evidence
in the case developed a specimen of pretty sharp
practice. It is as follows : The manufactory of Mr.
Edward Cope & Son, on Hermann street, German.
town, was entered nn Monday night or Tuesday
m orn in g last and robbed of seventeen dozen woolen
knit nubtas and balmoral hose. Most of the articles
recovered were spread out on the long desk at the
Central, and were identified by one of the firm.
Solomon L. Friedenberg ewora.—l am a broker,
(pawnbroker) ; these good. were deposited with are
by this woman, Rachel McCormack; I think to the
best of my knowledge she is the woman, but I can't
gay exactly that she is the person, because it was in
the dusk of the evening when she game; Clay cams
the next day and claimed the goods, saying they had
been stolen from him ; I told him he must make an
affidavit that be owned the goods; he went away,
and on the next day he produced the affidavit, as
sworn to before Ald. Plankinton ; this affidavit set
forth that the goods had been deposited by Rachel
lir ever ; on this I delivered the things to him.
Detective Levy sworn.—l went to Mr. Frieden
berg's on Friday afternoon, having thus far fretted
some of the goods stolen from the factory of Mr.
Cope & Son, and there learned that a man had been
there in the morning, who claimed the goods, and
received them ; I went in search of the man, and
told several of the pollee force that if they saw a one
armed man, to arrest him; Officer Frowett took
Clay into custody near Eleventh and Melon streets,
and conducted him to the etation-house ; on search
ing the prisoner, a dark lantern was found, and also
some gunpowder In a piece of newspaper, and also
an augur-bit and a pocket-handkerchief, that he
was motions tokeep ; then went to the house where
the woman Rachel lived, in a little court running
north from Melon street, above Eleventh, and in her
trunk found a hand vice and two pair of pliers.
Upon exhibiting these, Mr. Cook identified them
as his property, but did not know they had been
stolen from the mill.
I asked the woman, continued Mr. Levy, where
she got the vice and pliers, and she replied they
were some of thetools that Clay worked with at his
trade before he Wits cent to prison.
Alderman flaukinton was examined as a witness,
and testified that the affidavit was made before him
by a one.armed man ; think Clay is the name person,
but cannot say positively ; the statement made was
that the goods belonged to him, and that they had
been pawned by a woman calling hevcolt Mn.
Reeder; he said the ticket had been lost, but that
he bad obtained the number from the pawnbroker.
Mr. Levy remarked that the prisoner had some
conversation with Officer Taggert. Mr. Taggart
asked him where he got the goods.
The prisoner replied "in New York."
" Whereabouts in New York?" inquired Mr.
Taggart.
To which the prisoner replied "that's none of
your business."
The defendants were committed in default of
$1 500 each to answer at court.
Rune Crazy.
Peter Gann was arraigned on the charge of com
mitting an Of/Ma and battery upon a colored man
cameo James Randolph, on Sunday evening. Sir.
Randolph testified that as he was walking along
Sixth street, on his return from church, he observed
the defendant and another person insulting a colored
woman. Witness stepped up to them and remon
strated kindly on the impropriety of their conduct,
whereupon he was knocked down and very badly
beaten about the head. The prisoner is one of the
men who made the attack.
"Well, Peter," said the magistrate, "what have
you to say 1"
Peter replied that he did not know anything about
the affair until the next morning—" Lucas crazy."
n You get crazy pretly'often, don't you?"
The prisoner stood mute, his countenance indi
cating a sort of cross between ignorance, brutality,
whisky, and idiocy He was ordered to enter bail
in the sum of $6OO to answer.
[Before Mr. Alderman Paneoast.2
Promptly Arrested.
Edward Murray, a driver of a car On the Heston.
vine passenger railroad, was convicted on Saturday
on the charge of running hie ear over a small child
named Geo. Stokes, from which death ensued in a
short time.
[Before Mr. alderman Devlin
.Larneoy of AL Watch
Charles Richardson is the name given by a young
man who was arraigned on Saturday on the charge
of stealing a watch from a men in a public house
near Market and Twelfth streets. The accused, it is
said, upon being hard pressed, showed the place
where the watch had been secreted in a stable on the
premises. The timepieen was smeared. The se
emed was committed .
Burglary.
A house at the corner of Broad and Pine streets
was broken Into at an early hour on Saturday morn
ing. A few articles were stolen. The robbers had
forced open a wfndoW.thuttet.
THE COURTS.
United States Circuit Court—Judge Cad
lEMME^3
Mattison 4 CO, TM SI/nyder et al. On Saturday
the jury In this case 'rendered a verdict in favor of
the plaintiffs for $3,258.15.
The United States vs. 6 Boxes. These boxes, con
taining needles, spectacles, buttons. handkerchiefs,
and marked "George Schaffer, Columbia Hotel,
Washington City," Were seized in this city ont the
22d of April, 1663, by some of the detective officers
of the police force, and on Information filed were at
bitched for forfeiture on the ground that the goods
were in transitu to parties in a State in rebellion—
viz : Virginia. The goods are 'claimed by one Peter
Hates, who, in his answer to the information, says
that he is a loyal citizen, and that the goods were
being sent to Schaffer, at Washington, for gale by
him. He further denied that they were intended for
the rebels. After the evidence and charge of the
court the jury rendered a verdict for claimant. Uni
ted States Attorneys Gilpin and Ashton for the Uni
ted States; Geo. H. Earle for claimant.
Dletriet Court—Judges Sharawood, Strowi i .
and Hare.
IMPORTANT DECISION AS TO . LEGAL TENDER NOTES
Mervine vs. Sailor. This was an action to recover
damages for breach of covenant. Defendant had
covenanted to pay a yearly ground rent of $570,
"lawful silver money of the United Staten, each dol
lar weighicg seventeen pennyweights and six griller
at least." When the July rent became due the de
fendant tendered the amount in United States trea
sury notes, which plaintiff' refused to receive, de
manding silver dollars. Suit was brought, and the
defendant pleaded tender as aforesaid. To Stile plea
the plaintiff filed a replication, averring that the
defendant did not tender in silver dollars, &c. ' but in
promissory notes or paper money of - the United
States, of the nominal value of $285, but of 40 per
cent. less exchangeable value. To this the defend
ant filed a special demurrer, averring that the pro
missory notes so tendered were lawful money of the
'Came States, and a legal tender in payment of all
debts. This demurrer was before the court at the
December term, and was reargued at the present
term by G. 111. Wharton for plaintiff, and by Geo.
W. Harkin' for defendant. Saturday, the opinion
of the court was delivered by Judge Rare, rendering
judgment on the demurrer for the defendant, thus
deciding that the treasury notes are a legal tender,
and should have been received in payment of the
rent. Judge Sharawood delivered a dissenting
opinion.
In the case of Koerner vs. Calhoun, which was to
have been heard in the Court or Common Pleas by
Judge Allison, a postponement was had until some
day next week, yet to be fixed. In this case, the
nuestion is raised whether the principal of a ground
rent, the interest of which as well as the principal,
is covenanted to be paid in "lawful money of the
United States of America," may be paid in "legal
tender notes." W. L Hirst is for plaintiff; George
M. Wharton for defendant.
Tnn QtrAY.T.ll.lt SESSIONO, Judge Thompson, met
on Saturday, and, after hearing one habeas corpus
case of no interest or importance, adjourned.
Lk. TER BA.Goi.
AT THE MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE. PHILADELPHIA
ship 'Arr . °ming. Burton Ltvorp lot, April 25
Shin Emvire Queen_ Morale 1 iverpwr), soon.
Burk John Bonbon, Davis - L"...anayra. soon.
lcbr Dart. Conrad larhados. soon
PHILADELPHIA BO RD DP TRAWL
80. L. BUZBY.
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EDW. C. BIDDLE, ICommirras OF TRH Hoz"
'THOMAS S _VERNON.
la MI:MVO it ch
PORIIi OF PHIET-LAIVELPIIIA, April 11.
'N 31 SUN
ARRIVED.
Steamer Mara , Brumley. 3E'. hours from Hartford. with
=des to Wm
o. .T M. Baird
St'r Buffalones, 24 hortra from New York, With
inosia to P Clyde.
r Am.D. Igiza, Richards, 24 hours from NeW York,
with =des to W Y Clyde,
St'r Noway. Sroaw. 21 hours from Few York, with
rodeo toWmMDgirdSiCo
rt.'r Tammy. Pler.e, 24 hours from New York. with
mdse to Wm M Baird & CO.
Et'r Monitor. Jones. 24 hours from New York, With
rodeo to Wm M Baird k Co.
S thr D & B Kelley. Kelley, 10 dare from Boston, With
map. to Crowell ("Mitt,.
Sail. Lancet, Bayard. 1 day from Christiana, Del, with
grain to Christian Gr CO.
Schr Planter. Fowler, 1 day from Loipaic. Del, With
corn to Jas L Bewley & Co.
BYLOW.
Brill Bunorola, from Piew York
CLEARED.
Steamship Norman. Baker, Boston, H Winsor & Co.
Bark Pauline (Brem), Osterion, New York, P Wright
Bark Fannie. Carter, S W 'Pass, J B Bazley & Co.
Brig John Barnard, Jamieson, Genoa, H L Foster
& Co.
Brig Herald. Davie. Key West, W Bernardou &
BrO
Schr I F Wheeler, Hy der, Portland; C A Ileckanar
& Co.
Bch' It Seaman, Seas an, Boston, Hammett, Van
Hazen. & Loch man.
Sam R S Warren, Pickering, Portsmouth, B It Sawyer
& Co.
Schr Mary Anna, Gibbs, Cobassett Narrowe, J Bay
more
Fehr Cohassett, Toby. New Bedford, Blakiston, Graff
& Co.
Scbr Ftreamlet. Stokes Annapolis, Tyler & Co-
Schr Ann Pickrell. Lodge, Washington, Milnes 4 Co.
Ear Readingave. Lloyd,
Powell, Jones
Seht ER, No. SI. Stamford, A Wm
lard.
Schr Anna M, Hampton, Millyille, R D Wood & Co. 7.1
Scbr Clio; Lewis, do do
Sra Heroine, Champlin, Greenport , Sinn
ickson &
Glover.
Rehr JR Stroup. Foster, Boston, Hunter, Horton, & Co
Fehr Cot ddy, Coombs, Salem. I. Andonriod & CO.
Behr Si A Taylor Bacon. Salem, Day & Hruldell.
Schr Jas Satterthwaite, Long. Boston, do.
St'r Ruggles, McDermott New York, VI P
St'r Leader, Callahan. Alexandria, 'rhos Webster
St'r F Cadwalader, Pierson. Balrimore, A Groves, Jr.
St'r HI. Gaw. Iler, Baltimore, A Groves, Jr.
ZCOrreapondence of the Thiladelehis Exchange-
LEWES. Del . April 7..
The• following vessels are in the Roadstead : Schrs
George L Green from Baltimore for Boston; Willism A
Putnam. from Wa. hington t Prairie Flower. for Ports
mouth: Tidal Wave, for Boston ; Electric Plash. for New
York; B Flower, for Boston: Julia Decker. B N Haw
kins. A Tirrell, D B Newcomb, Idlewild, Emblem Ma
ria Hirst and several others The heavy sea is sub
siding. Wind light from NW.
AARON MARSHALL.
LEWES, DeL , April S.
The greater part of the fleet before reported at the
Breakwater left to- day Among tb vessels at the harbor
Ws morning were brire Martha Wsshington.'Leland.
}from St Domingo for New York. lou in for a harbor and
to repair damages 3 Frontier, tom Philadelphia. for
Portland; ochre Reindeer. do for Portland : Geo Pale*,
do for Providence; Richard Law, do do; Leonard Mac
kenzie. do for Rockport; J•.mes Bliss, do for Bangor;
Washington. from-Padres,: Monroe; Mountaineer. Capt
Pratt. N S Rue, and tb e U S schocner Spray.
A portion of the cargo and the upper deck of the ship
Sea. Crest have come on the beach. The wreakers have
commenced getting the es rgo of the brig John Ohrvetal
1. to lighters and it will be shipped to Philadelphia,
Wind S. dr 84. A A RON WARSHAW,.
COPART NERSKIP
ISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
D
HENRY W S'ANAGA. having parehneed. the in
terests of TREVOR T. FOWLER and TurLow JAMI
SON, in the business heretofore carried on in the Girard
Rouse, nnder the style of KANAGA. FO WIER & CO..
the partnership is sera) declared to be dissolved. All
parties indeb tedHenryaid arm are requested to mate
settlement with Hnry W. %snags
HENRY W. KitilLGA,
TREVOR T. FOWLER,
TUTLOW JAWESON.
PHILADELPHIA. AIRE 4. 1864. ap7-tf
NOTICE. -CHARLES C. KNIGHT IS
lammed to an interest In our business from this
date. 0, D. B.OBBIaB di CO..
Iron and Steel Merchant/1.
N. R corm 6)I I :AND and VESE 9trente, and
PHILADELPHIA. AP 4 lirl a . 1
5
6 .1 . 4 North FNONT Street.
avl-lcal‘
THE UNDER9IGNED HAVE THIS
-a- DAY entered into copartnership. and having Par'
chased the interest of PErBIIT. %rata ar & 00., will
Continue the Wholeeale Drug bueinean ander the name of
wrgETCH, BBINDUETT & Cu.. at the old stand. No. 609
MARYS? Street.
AARON STRETCH.
PEITLAIDBLPHIA. April 1, IE6.I,j°BEPR S. BaNNSTT.
apl-lm
DOCTOR A 11. STEVENS IS CURING
all Chronic Diresses. both of LADIES and GEN
TLEMEN,_by a new method in the nee of ELECTRICITY.
without shocks or pain. Board for a limited number of
Patients from abroad may be had at reasonable rates in
the Doctor's family. A Pamphlet of sixteen pages. con
taining certificates and other information. sent gratis to
ell orders accompanied with a stamp -Office and resi
dence, at IM-1B 80IITB PENN SQUABS, being central
and afteetiela by street-ears Err ra. every railroad disp.)
in the *WY.
PHILADELPHIA. AD/U, - 1861.
FIRS T
IsT.ELTIOT.E9—T_. 13.L..N3M
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY
FINANCIAL AGENT
This Bank has been astborixod and is noW marvel!
0 receive SObiteriDtiOne tO ttitt
This Lean, Issued under authority of an sot of Con
gress, approved March 3, 1801, provides for the bane of
'fere Hundred Millions of Dollars Mgt:1,000.000) United
States Bonds, redeemable after ten years, and payable
forty years from date, IN COIN, dated March 1,1864,
bearing interest at the rate of
per arm= IN COIN. Parable selni-annually on all
Bonds over $lOO. aLd on Bonds of $lOO and less, an
nually.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or Coupon
Bonds as they map prefer.
. . .
Registered Bonds will be issued of the denominatlons
of fifty dollars ($6O). one hundred dollars ($100). five
hundred dollars (500). one thousand dollars ($1.030),
five thousand dollars (5.000). and ten thousand dollars
(10.000). and Coupon Bonds of the denominations of fifty
dollars ($5O). one hundred dollars ($100). five hundred
dollars ($500). and one thousand dollars ($1,000).
INTEREST
Will commence from date of subscription. or the ac
crued Interest frcm the let of March can be paid in coin.
or. until further notice. in U. B. notes or notes of Ns,
tional Banks. adding (60) fifty per cent. to the amount
for premium. U. H. CIA&RIK I
mldn-tf President.
NE W LOA N.
JAY COOKE di CO. OFFER FOR SALE THE
NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN
Seating flee par cent. Interest, in coin.
Redeemable any time after TEN YEALES. st the pleasure
of the Government. and payable FORTY FECES after
date. Both COUPON ANI REGISTERED BONDS are
Jawed for thie Loan, of came demon:death:ma as the Five-
Twenties. The interest on $lO and $lOO payable yearly,
on--all other denominations half-yearly. The TEN
FORTY BONDS are dated March 1, UM, the half-yearly
Interest falling due September 1 and March 1 of each
year. Until let September, the accrued interest from Ist
Match is reunired to be paid Up purahasera In coin, or In
legal currency, adding 00 per cent. for premium. until
further notice.
All other Government securities boutht and sold
A. NELSON W. L. *MFRS&
NELSON & IitIIIRFEEE
GENERAL AGENTS,
• NASHVILLE, TENN.,
Will collect all Claims entrusted to their care on DAV
ties in Middle rfetillanal.
They refer, by permission, to the following gentlemen;
Hon. John Catron, 11. S. Supreme Court.
Hon. Andrew Johnson, Military Goyernot, Tenn.
Haddock, Reed & Co.. Heaton & Denckla, J. B. Lip
pincott & Co.. Philadelphia.
Sawyer,
Wallace Co. Thomas Eakin. Cox Lk
Wright. B Appleton & Co., Mew York.
Nindok & Co. , Pittsburg.
Davis & Apple. Cincinnati.
Robert K. Woods, Cashier. Merchant& Bank, St.
Louis, Mo. mhR wfm6t,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF TER COARBROP,
WASHINOTON. February 26th, 1861.
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned, it has been made to appear that the
Fourth National Bank of Philadelphia. in the county of
Philadelphia, and State of Psnnsyisratua, has been duly
02RRILJECE midst , and accordkeg to the requirements of
the act of Congress, entitled 'an act to provide a na
tional cnrrency, secured by a pledge of United States
stocks, and to provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof." apts.:wood February 26th, 186.3. and has com
plied with all the fprovisions of said act required to be
complied with before commencing the DRBMISMI of
Banking.
....-..
- sow. therefore I, Hugh McCulloch. Comptroller of
the Currency, do hereby certify that the FO URII NA
TIONAL BANK OP PHIL ILDNI.PHIA. county of Phila.
deiphia. and State of Pennsylvania. is authorized to
commence the heathen of Banking, under the act afore
said_
In testimony whereof, witness soy hand ead meal of
ease, this twenty-sixth day of Febraary., 1504.
ucla IdcGIILLOCH,
mhl• 2m Comptroller of the Currency.
JOHN HORN, JR.,
STOCIK-COMMISSION BROS:1114
Z. 110 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
(UP STAIRS.) '
PHILADBLPHIA..
BEFBRENCES:
Idesera.Thoa. A. Biddle & Co. Mesa.Gaw;Macialeater. & CO.
biome. B. B. Whalen & Co. Messrs. Drexel & Co.
Messrs. Buzby & Co. - Henry J,Williame.
Alexander Biddle, Esq. I. P. Hutchinson. EEC.
(I. H. Troutman. Esq. D. B. Cummins. Emu.
Jas. 0. King &Sons- New York. fe2B-2m
p„ ECOND NATIONAL BANK OF
P— 'PHILADELPHIA,FRANRFORD.
CAPITAL $lOO,OOO, WITH THE PRIVILEGE OP IN.
CREASING TO RHO. 000.
NATHAN HILLIS. President
WILLIA/11 H. RHAWN Carhier,
(Late of the Philadelphia Bank.)
DIRECTORS:
NATHAN WELLS CHARLES CHARLES E. "(REBOIL
GEORGE W. RHAWN, BENJ. R. ROWLAND__,Ja.,
SIMON R. SNYDE. HEEL H. DEACON.
EDWARD HAYES. JOHN COOPER,
LEWIS SHALLOROPS,
The Second National Bank of Philadelphia Is now
open at No. 134.MA1N Streat, Prankford. for the train
action of a General Banking Enainem lIDOII the usual
terms.
Collections upon all asesmible points will be made
upon liberal terms. RetrectfullY,
fe.t.Sm w "MAW,. Mahler
-.--8
BRIGGS GOLD CO.
MINES-BRIGGS & GREGORY LODES,
GILPIN COUNTY, COLORADO.
CAPITAL 10,000 SHARES-$lOO EACH.
J. SMITH BRIGGSTRUSTEES,
GEO. M. PULLMAN
ANTHONY
HENRY COGGILL
R CORNBLL WHITE
C. C. ALGEL Hudson. N- T.
'M G. ANGELL - Providence, B. L
President, .1" SMITH BRIGGS.
Trees - aver, WAL rss B Law Toil.
Secretary, D. LITTLEJOHN. •
Conned, J. S. WOODWARD.
Mining Saperint.ndent. CHAS, H. BRIGGS,
are Im Office 25 CLIFF Street, New York
ROPE GOLD COMPANY.
NINES—"GOLD DIRT LOPE.
Giinin county. Colorado.
CAPITAL, 80.000 MAIM,
*hi each.
TRVSTIFEB.
JOHN EVANS. Colorado.
P H. JUDD, New York
H. b. COBH. New York.
WILLIAM MOLLER. New York.
GEO. W. GRAPPLIN, Baltimore.
HERMAN FUNKS. New York.
R. CORNELL WHITE, New York.
If. C TYLER Pew York.
S. G. ARNOLD. Providence.
PRESIDENT.
Hie Excellency JOHN EVAN&
Governor of Colorado Territory.
VIOIC PRISIDENTS.
Hon. S. G. ARNOLD,
Dr. F. H. JUDD.
Treaeorer, WALTER E LAWTON,
Secretary. J. P. DAVICS.
mhZI Ira Office, No. 25 CLIFF Street, New York,
66 HER MAJESTY" CHAMPAGNE.
THE ROYAL WINE OF ENGLAND.
A limited quantity of this superior Wine has been se
cured for the tuiderstrued. sad the first shipment of 5I
eases has arrived, by the steamship Olympus. diree
from the cellars of the well-known house of
MESSRS. DR VENOGE dr CO..
at Epernay, France. The present invoice will be intro
duced into this market at the
very low price of
TWENTY DOLTARS PR CASE OF QUARTS.
payable in currency, which ie much below its first coat.
The superior quality of this Wine is guaranteed. and it
is offered with confidence of its approval by connois
seurs.
Orders for one or more cases may be addressed. by let
ter or otherwise, to the saidesetcned,
WM, HUH WARD. Wine and Fruit Dealer.
No. 7 BROAD, Street, near Wall,
NSW YORK.
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
FARRELL, IRVING, 00_,
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SINGLE MEDIUM. CAP. and °BOWE MANILLA, on
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GOLD'S IMPROVED STEAM -
WATIIR-REATIN AN G APPARATUS,
Por Warming and Ventilating Pahlie Baudinze and
Private Residences.
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traION SUSAN 111 D WATER.HILILTING OOMPART
_ 01 PRILARILLPIA
JADED P. WOOD.
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PETERSON
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CORN
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OINTMENT
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OINTMENT
OINTMENT
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hotby_Druggints everywhere. ?fin 215 cents.
JOHSTON. HOLLOWAY. & COWDEN', Lases.
alad lie SE North SIXTH Stmt.
FINANOWS.
PHILADELPHIA.
OF wail
UNITED STATES.
IQ-40 LOAN.
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FIVE PER CENT.
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THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of JAMES MoGILL. deed.
Notice is hereby given that RADIUM. L. Magni.
the widow of said decedent, has filed ia said Court her
Petition and an appraisement of the personal estate which
- she elects to retain under the act of April 14, 1851, and
the supplements thereto. and the Court will approve the
same on FRIDAY. April 15th, 1884, unless exceptions be
sled thereto.
DAVID PAUL BROWN.
apB,4t* Attorney for Petitioner.
Tx THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR
I N
THE OI'lY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of ABRAHAM KT.LTER. Deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
srui adjust the account of CHARLES F. ASHHE Ail, Trus
tee of the Estate of ABRAHAM KELM& deceaNed, and
to make diettibution of the balance in the hands of the
accountant. will meet the parties interested, for the par-
Poses of his appoinf meat. on MONDAY, April 18. 1864.
at 4 o'clock P. M , at his Oka, S E corner of Eighth and
Locust streets, M the city of Philadelphia.
ar.B-fmieet DADISL DOUGHERTY,
UNITED STATES, EASTERN BIB
TRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA. SGT
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
TO THE MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF
PENNSYLVANIA, -
GREETING:
- - -
W.TIEEEAS. The District. Court of the United States
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. right-1Y
and duly proceeding on. Libel tiled in the name of
the United States of America, hath decreed all per
sons in general who have. or pretend to have, any
right, title. or interest in Ave bales and nine bags
of Clifton. and three thousand and thirty-three dol
lars and sixty four cents, being the proceeds of the sale
or-the said cotton, and the money ree l -mewing the
same, deposited ana being with the Assistant Truett
ter of the United States at Philadelphia. (the said
cotton having been captured by the Kanawha, a yes
sel-of•war of the United Suttee, under the command
of Lieutenant Comm ending Mat o, ) to be monished,
cited, and called to
the
at the time and place un
derwritten, and to effect hereafter expressed (lusting
so requiring.) You are thererore charged ajj.4 strictly
enjoined and commanded, that you omit not, but that 09
publishing these presents in at least two of the daily
newspapers printed and published in the city of Phila
delphia, and in the Legal latell(geneer, you do monish
and cite. or cause to be monished and cited, peremptorily,
all persons in general who have, or pretend to have.
any right, title, or interest in the said cotton, or in the
said sum of three thousand and thirty-three dotter., and
/JULY - four cents, the proceeds of sale of said cotton, and
representing the sane% to appear before the Honorable.
JOHN CADWALADE.R. the Judge of the said Court.
at the District Court room. in me city of Philadel
phia. on the twentieth day after publication of
these presents, if it be a court day, or else on the
next court day following. between the usual hours
of hearing causes, then and there to show, or allege.
in due form of law. a reasonable and lawful excites,
if any they have. why the said cotton and the said sum
of three thousand and thirty-three dollars and sixty
four cents, the proceeds of sale of said cotton, and repre
senting the same, should not be pronounced to belong, at
the time of the capture of the same, to the enemies of the
United States, ind as goods of their enemies or otuerwise.
liable and subject to condemnation, to be adjudged and
condemned an dood and lawful urdes; and further to do
and receive In this behalf as tojustice shall appertain. And
that you duly intimate. or cause to be intimated, unto all
Persons aforesaid, generally, (to whom by the tenor of
these presents it is also intimated,) that if they shall not
appear at the time and place above mentioned, or appear
and shall not show a reasonable and lawful cause to
the contrary, then said District Court doth intend and
will proceed to adjudication on the said capture,
and may pronounce that the said Ave bales and nine 'sags
of cotton did belong, at the time of the capture of the
same, to the enemies of the United States of America, and
as goods of their enemies, or otherwise. liable and sub
ject to confiscation and condemnation, to be adjudged and
condemned as lawful prize, the absence. or rather contu
macy, of the persons so cited and intimated in anywise
notwithstanding, and that you duly certify to the said
District Court wbat you shall do in the premises,together
with these presents.
Witness the Honorable JOHN CADWALADER, Judge
of the said Court, at Philadelphia, this seventh day
of APRIL, A. D. 1864. and in the eighty-.eighth year
of the Independence of thesaid United States.
Bpi). 3t G. R. 'O%. Clerk of District Court.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.— BY VIRTUE OF
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be exposed to public. .eie or vendee. on MOND ef Ere*
Ding. May 2. UDC at 4 o'clock, at dansom.street Hall.
All that certain lot of skourid situate on the weal Sidi
of Eighth street two hundred and forty feet northward
from Dauphin street, to she city of Jthilade,phia; son
tainlng in front on Eighth street twenty feet. and In depth
ore ,hundred and ten fret two and a quarter inches.
(Which said lot Ch. Wm Wharton. trustee by da.d.
dated June 23. 1850, recorded in Deed Book 11 D. W.,
ho. 90. Patten. &a., conveyed unto Alexander Christy
in fee; reserving a around rent of thirty dollars, pxyable
let Jarman , and July 3
CC. C. P. ; ht. '64. Debt $ Wharton.]
later in execution and to be sold as the property of
Alexander Christy. JOHN 2H061P80.151. Sheriff.
Philadelphia. hilterlff'n Office, April 9,16'4. Hull St
S HERIFF S SATE.-BY VIRTIIN OF
a writ of Venditioni Exponas, to me directed, will
be exposed to public Pale or 'amine. on MON OA Y &co
ning. May 2.1E84, at 4 o'clock. at Sansom-street Hall,
All that certain lot of ground situate on the southwest
corner of Seventh and Dauphin street.. in the car. of
Pciledelpbia; containing in front on 'Seventh street
eighty feet, and in depth of that width along Dauphin
street one hundred and thin:y.ol.a feet to Franklin
street. [Which said lot Mary F. Stddall, by deed dated
February 1,1862, recorded in Deed Book A. C. H., No .36.
page 249. conveyed unto Joseph H, Sada& in fee, re
solving a ground rent of LSO
J_ H S. bee no interest.
CH. C. ; M., 'O4. 211. Debt, /90 82. Thorn.]
Taken in caeca - awl and to be awn as the property of
Joseph H Medea. JOHN 7'HOMP6O.ti, She*Hf.
Phaanell his, bberiff's Office. Apra 9. Mt apil.-3t
SHERIFFS S ALLF.-0Y VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditioni Exponlig, to me directed. will be
succored to public sale or vendua, on MOB D at Evening,
May 2. 1864, at 4 O'clock, at Sallow - greet Lima,
All that certain lot or gran till situate on the west side
of Eighth street two hundred and sixty feet northward
from uauphtn street, in the city of Pailadelphit; con
taining in front on Eighth street twentr feet, and in
d..pth one hundred and ten feet two and a quarter
inches. [Whicn said lot Ch William Wharton, trustee.
by deed dated June 23. 1856, recurded in Deed Boot
ii D W . No 90. page 16. En. convoyed unto Alexan,
d.r Christy in fee. reserving a Erortud rent of thirty dol
lars, payable let January and July ]
CO. C. P.; M.. '64. 210 Debt. $BO 63. Wharton. ]
Tat en In execution and to be sold as tee property of
Alexanc or Christy. 30111 E d'H.OMPSON, Sher;ff.
Ciheriff's Otte% April tr. 1964 spa SE
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditloni Bayonet,. to me directed, will be
exposed to public sale or venrine, on MONDAY Evening.
May 2,1E61. at 4 o'clock, at Sansum-street Hall,
No. L ell that certain lot of ground and buildings
thereon, situate on the east aide of Marvin° street. two
hundred and eighteen feet nine inches north ward from
Jefferson street. in the city of Philadelphia; eoutat.i.e
in front on Marvin street fifteen feet six inches, and In
depth eastward seventy-seven feet.
No. 2- All that brick faetanage and lot of ground, sittt
ateon the west aide of Sixth street, thirty-two feet six
and throe qs,arter inches north from Wager street; con
taining in front on Sixth street sixteen feet three and
three quarter itches, and in depth ninety-five feet to a
three-feet alley.
[b. C t 31. '6l. 4 Debt. *IO,OOO Clayton 7
Taken in execution and to be sold as the proonty of
John Y. Per. ch JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Sheriffs Office, /April 9, 1564. apll.3t
S HERIFF'S SALE.— BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditioni Expense. to ma directed, will be
exposed to public sale or rondos, on MOLT 9 AT smarting.
May 2, 1864, at 4 o'clock. at Sansom-street
All that certain lot of ground situate on the west side
of Eishih street, 220 feet northward from Dauphin street,
in the city of Philadelphia; containing in front on
ighth street twenty feel, and in depth one hundred and
ton feet two and a quarter inches. C Which said lot,
Ch. Wm. Wharton, trustee, by deed dated November
21,181.6, recorded in Deed Book B. D. vv., Do. DC page
411, &c., conveyed unto Michael W. Fricke in fee: re-
serving a ground rent of thirty.three dollars, payable
let January and July ]
[C. C. P. M., '6l; 218. Debt. El6B 21 Wharton 3
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
Michael W. Fricke. JOHN THOSIPAOri, Stieritf.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office. A prtl 9. Mt evil St
S HI 4, FE'S SALE.-BY' VI ONUi OF
- a writ of Venditioni Exponae, to me directed, will be
exposed to public sale or vend ae. on MONDAY livening.
bray 2. 1E64, at 4 o'clock, at Bansom-etreet Hall.
All that certain lot of ground situate on the south side
of a forty-feet-wide street, (between Locust and Spruce,
streets.) ore hundred feet east from Fifty-third street. in
the city of Philadelphia; containing In front twenty feet,
and in dsp.h southward'y eighty-live feet.
(C. O. P.: H. 'l3l 505. Debt. $7B 86 Thorn 3
Taker, in execution, and to be sold as the property of
Charles Heider. JOHN THOMPSON. Sheriff.
Philadelphia. Sheriff's Office, April 0.1864 • anti St
SHERIFF'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditioni Elm:mart. tome directed, will be
exposed to public sale or vendee , on MONDAY Evening,
May 2. 18§1. at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall.
All tharkertain lot of gro and situate on the north side
of Dickinson street, ninety-one feet two inches west
ward from Moyamensing avenue, in the city of Philadel
phia: containing Int/ ont on Dickinson street fiftesa feet..
and In depth en the West line seventy- sev.n toot and
tive-eighthr. of an inch, and on the ea* lizte seventy four
feet one inch and one-eighth of an inch ( Which said
premises Samuel H. McFadden et nx, by deed dated Tate
Stir, 1859. recorded in Deed Book A. D 8., No. 83. page
364, AB , conveyed unto Thomas M. !Rollwagen in test
reserving a ground rent of /In 50 ]
(cc P. u , ]64 215 Debt ffil9. 49. Salters
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
Thomas M Istelimagen. JOHN THOMPSOH, Sheriff.
Philadelphia. Sberiff's Office, April 9. 1884. apll-3t
sERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditioni ExPones, to me directed, will be
exposed to public Bale or vendee. on, MONDAY Even
ing, May 2, 1261, at 4 o'clock. at Sansom-street
All that certain lot of ground and dwidling houses
thereonoituate on the eats side of Beane' avenue, eixty
eight feet south from Vine street. in the city of Phila
delphia: containing in front on Evans' avenue seventeen
feet, and in depth sixty-four feet. • l Which said lot
Robert W. D. Truitt by deed dated January 26, 1660 re
corded in Deed Book A. D. 8., No. 97. page 241..
conveyed unto &fleas Strain in fee; reserving a ground
rent of $9.6.10. payable let January and July 3
CO. C. P. '64. 218. Debt $54.01. Hopper.]
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
Epees Strain. JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia. Sheriff's Once, April 9. 1864. apll-31
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
"-' a Writ of Yenditioni Exponse, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale or miming. on MONDAY Eve
ning. MaY 2, 1861. at 4 o'clock. at Bansom-street Hall.
All that certain lot of ground situate on the west aide of
Eighth street two hundred feet northward from Dauphin
street in the city of Philadelphia; containing in front
on Eighth street twenty feet, and in depth one hundred
and tan feet two and a quarter inches, [Which said lot
CI) Wm Wharton trno.ee, by deed deed IVovemb.r 21,
1816, recorded in laid Boots Ji. D W., Do 104. page 4 1 8.
conveyed unto Michael W. Fricke in fee; reserving
a ground rent of thirty-three. dollars, payable Ist Jana
ray and July.]
W. C. M 'et 217. Debt. *l6B 21. Wharton ]
Taken in execution and to bs sold as the_pr.inertv of
Michael W. Fricke. JOllll TfiO.IIIPBON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia. aherifflt Office. April P. 1184 apl2-st
SHERIFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
a wilt of Venditioni ExPones to me directed. will be
exposed to public !ELIO or ',endue, on MONDAY Evening.
May 2. 1E64. at 4 o'clock. at Sansom-street Heti,
All that certain three-story brick weesnage and lot of
=round situate on the north aide of Wood street, fifty
six feet nine inches outward from Eighteenth street, in
the city of Philadelphia ; containing in frolic on' Wood
street twelve feet, and in centn forty-one feet three
inches to a two-feet-nine-inches-wide alley. [Which
raid lot Morgan Hirschman et ux by deed dated June 1.
IEII, recorded in Deed Book 1 3. S.. NO. 28. page 2i6. &a..
Conveyed nnto John [lslet's:di in feet rscareing a ground
rent of 454, payable first of January and July
[C. C. P ;El . '64 203. Debt. $27 41. BS. Campbell. ]
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
John Oatchell. JOHN MOKeSO27, Sheriff
Philadelphia, Sheriff's (Alice, April ff, .061 apli-Et
HERIFF'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venation! Expense, to me directed, will be
exposed to public sale or vendee , on MONDAY Even.
big, May 2.1264. at :4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
All that certain lot of t round, situate on the north side
of Dickinson street, one hundred and six feet two inches
Westward from Moyamensing avenue, in the city of Phi
ladelphia; containing in front on Dickinson street four
teen feet eleven inches, and in depth on the east line
evrentY-seven feet five-eighths of an inch, and on the
west line eighty feet two and one-quarter inches.
[Which said premises Samuel H. McFadden. et wt. by
deed dared February let. 1860. recorded in Deed wt.
A.D. 8.. No. 102. page 186 &c., conveyed unto Thomas
M. Steilwagen in fee: reserving a yearly grortnd rent of
thirty-seven dollars and fifty cents.
- [C. C. P : M Si. 216. Debt, $l9 M.. Salter ]
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property or
Thos: M Stellwasen. JOHN amoupsoN, Bnerig.
Philadelphia. EherifPe Office, April 9, 1864. apll-3t
. Auditor
S HERIFF'S
awrit of VenditioniExponas,to me directed. will be
exposed to public sale or vendue. on MON DAI Evening,
May 2. IEB4, at 4 o'clock. at Sansom-street Halt,
All that certain three-a= ory brick rces , ,nsge and lot of
ground situate on the south side of South street. fifty
feet eastward from Eighteenth street. in the city of PLI
lad.] Mita .4 containing in front on South street sixteen
feet (including the west half of a three. feet alley) and
in del th sixty-five feet. [Which said Jot klannat Park.
by deed dated October 12. 1849. conveyed unto Thomas
Bell in fee; marine - a ground rent of 05.50. payable
let June andDecember.]
CO. C. P. ; '64 212. Debt $99.15. Hopper.]
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property o
Thomas Bell JOHN THOP,IPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office. April 9. 1864. rnyll-3t
SHERIFF'S SALE_ BYVIRTUE OF
a writ of Veuditioni Erponas, ma directed will be
exposed to public eels or venduo, on MOND& Evening,
May 2 1884, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
All that certain three story brick meesuage and lot of
ground situate on the north side of Depot street eighty
four feet west of Eighth . street. in the city of Phitadel-
Phia containing in front on Depot street fiftee n feet, and
in depth fifty. four feet three inches. [Which said lot,
Frederick Achternacht et wt. by deed dated July 1,183-i,
recorded in Dead Book A. M.. No 88, page 29), atc , con
veyed unto Samuel Yeager, in fee: reserving a ground
rent of forty-two dollars, payable Ist January and
July_
[o_ X. '6l 210. Debt. $21.25. C M. Hasbande )
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property or
Samuel 'Yeager. --JOHN THOIIP,ON, Sherif.
Philadelphia. Sherie's Office. April 9. 1564. apll-51
SHEBIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditioni Exponas, to me directed, will be
exposed to public sale or vendue, on MONDAY Even
ins, May 2, 1824. at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
All that certain two story Ire me inessuagq and lot Of
ground situate on the West side of Beach street, three
hundred and forty. six feet northward from Poplar street,
in the city of Philadelphia; containing in front on Beach
street eeyenteen fee% and in depth eighty-five feet to a
twenty-feet alley. [Which said lot Sarah Brinton at al..
by deed dated August 7, 1829. recorded in Deed Elaok A.
M. No 11, page 60, convey ed unto John Stevens in he,
receiving a ground rent of thirty-four dollars. payable
20th of February and Augnet.
.
O. P. M. '6l. 202. Debt, *91.82 2 9 Can:10811.)
Taken In execution and to be sold as the property of
John btevens. JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Yhilada.. Sheriff's Office, April 9. 1861. apt' St
SHERIFF'S SALE.--BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venaitioni Exponas, to me directed, will
be exposed to public tale or yendne, on HONDA' Eve
ning, May 2, - 1£64, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
All that certain lot of ground eitnate on the smith
west wardly side of Auburn street, oneltmndred and sissy
two feet eoutheastwardly from Amber street, in the city
of Philadelphia: containing in front on Auburn street
seventy-two feet, and in depth one hundred and fifty. eix
feet six inches to kush street.
• . •
Ca (I P. ; K '64 208. Debt $97 26. S. M. Thomas. ]
Taken in execution and to be cold an the property of
Sidney R. Dow. JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia. Sheriff's Office. April e, 1864. arell-3t
HERI F'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE 0
1110 a writ of VonaMont Ex pones. to me direeted.wlll be
exposed to public sale or vendee, on MONDAY Evening,
May 2. 1864. at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street
All that certain three-story brick =assuage and lot of
ground situate on the Fonda side of Redwood street, two
hundred feet westward from Third Street in the city of
Philadelphia; containing in front sixteen feet, and in
depth forts -nine feet. with the privilege of a two-feet
wide allay; subject to a ground rent Of 1134. Payable first
of June and December.
ix" . 'B4 204 Debt. $24 70. Sorrell
Taken in execution and to be sold as tho property of
Jonathan Peterson. JOHN THOMPSON, sheriff.
Philadelphia. Sheriff's Office. April 9.1884 ap11..3t
SHERIFF'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
ft writ of Venditioni Exponas, to Me directed will be
exposed to public sale or vendue. on MONDAY Evening,
May 2. 1864. at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall.
All that certain lot of ground situate on the south side
of York street, seventy. two feet west of Tulip street, in
the city of Philadelphia; containing in front on York
street thirty-four - feet, and In depth one hundred and
twenty-nine feet eta and one -eighth inches to Gordon
street. fWhieh said lot William F. Imlen et al. by
deed dated September 23,1E47, recorded in Deed Book A.
W. M., No. 71, page 207, Atc conveyed unto Reuben
Zenner in rec.; reserving a ground rent of $34.]
CC.C.P.; 111.. '64. 214. Debt. $l7. Plle.]
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
Reuben Zeilner JOHN THOM PSON. .Sheriff.
Philadelphia. Sheriff ' s Office. April B. 1064_ spit let
sIIERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Ven?.itioni Exponas, to me directed. will be
exposed to public sale or vendee. on MONDAY Evening,
May 2,1664. at 4 o'clock, at Hansom - street Hall,
One-tenth part of the following described three proper
ties:
No 1. All that certain merenage and lot of ground
beginning on the west side of Third street, one hundred
and twenty-three feet four and a half inches southward
horn Race street. in the city of Philadelphia; thence
southward along Third strea twenty feet eight and one
half inches: thence westwardly fifty-nine feat; thence
northwardly two feet six inches; thence westward
twenty-one feet; - thence northward eighteen feet ten
inches; thence eastward seventy-two rei-t to the cegin
ning. Bounded northward by premises No. 2.
No, 2 All that certain Ittegenage and lot of mind
situate on the went aide if Third street. one hundred And
four feet ten and a half inches southward from Race
street; containing in front on Third street eighteen feet
six inches. and in depth seventy-two feet. Danaded
southward by preraistss No. 1.-
dro. 3. All that certain niessnitge and lot of ground.
beginning at a poet standing at the intersection of the
Wissoblekon road. now called Ridge avenue, and
Turner's lane, in the city of Philacelphia; thence ex
ten ding along Ridge road north 43 degree. west 3 5 65.103
rerches to a post; thence by land now or late of Glair
McClenacban. south 703 g degrees west 7d perches to a
post. and north 37 degrees west 221.70 perches to a stake,
and south 54 dpgi o a t:. west one perch to a poet: thence by
land late of Godfrey Weelpper south 37 degroee emit 33
9.19 perches to Tyree 's lane; thence along the Banta
north 8632 degrees east 91 perches to the place of begin
ning; containing eleven acres 101. perches.
CS. C. ; I . '64. St. Debt, $25,900. Phillips.]
Taken in execution and to he sold as the property of
George W. Geisse, JOHN THOMPSON, Sheriff.
Philadelphia. Sheriff's Office. April 9,1804. . apll.3t
MLLE. EVERIN REPAIRS AND
Cleans all aons of Laval and 1 4mbro'Isrla3. mak Ins
them egad to 302 LOMBARD St. ap3
SHERIFF'S SALES.
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
HEALTH, g r . W. corner SIXTII and SAN3O.I( Ste..
PfULALyIILPII/A. April 7. 1864._
PBOPOBALI3 FOR DSiluYL ct (it t - ,'E &EN Vit
ra NCEB. —coaled Proposals will be received at this
Office 'until 12 o'clock noon on MONDAY, April 11, 1564,
for the removal of certain nuisances arising from stag
nant water. in the cellars of premises Nos 2014, 2036,
2C3F„ 2090. 2092, 2044, 2C48, and 2048 North Fourth street,
be draining the said water into the nearest culvert.
And also of another certain nuisance. arising from a
pond of water on a la on the east side of Lithirow street,
below Diamond street, trametiately in the rear of the
said houses on Fourth street, by filling up the same.
The bidders will endorse their proposals separately.
By order of the Board of Hes
ith e . BET3II SMITH,
ap9 -21 Health Officer.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF THE COLUMBIA. AND PORT DE
POSIT RAILROAD COMPANY.
Sealed Proposals for the " l3l " ra n n i uttro a n . a A n i3 d ri M i seo l a M ry . of
that portion of the COLUMBIA AND POW/. DEPOSIT
RAILROAD,
between Oolumbla and the bead of the Old
Maryland Canal, a distancs of twenty-nine 'Wise (in
sections of one mile), will be received at the Offi se '
in
FRONT Street. below Locust, until noon of the 28th in
stant. Plans and Prattles of the work will there be ex
hibited for one weellbreviono to that date
C. S KAUFFMAN, Preaident.
J. A. SHEAFP. Chief lasimeer. Ran tart 26
ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER, GE
/MAL'S OFFICE.
PHTLADELPHIA. April 7.1964
SICALF,D PROPOSALS will be received at this office
until WEDNIPiDAY. the 20th inst.. at 12 o'clock M., for
the supply and delivery of all the Coed and Wood re-'
united for the use of the various Hospitals. Offices. Store
houses. and Public Buildings in and around
from the Ist of MAX next until the Nth APRIL,
1806, inclusive.
Deliveries are to be made at uch times and in such
quantities as required, and to include Germantown,
West Philadelphia, filcmown, Fort Mifflin, Summit
House. and Mester, Pa.
Coal to be of best quality—authrache. stove. egg, or
broken—ae may be desired. subject to inspection. and
to weigh 2240 Ills. to the tan. free front dirt. Wood to
be of best quality. oak or pine. as required.
The right is reserved tot eject all bids deemed too high,
and no bid from a defaulting contractor will be received.
By order. Colonel G. H CHOSH AN,
Assistant QuartermasterGenera D, l.
A - BOY
Captain and A.
A.
apS tap2O
PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION
OF FIFTY DWELLING HOUSES.
HARRISBURG, March 11.1884.
PROPOSALS are invited for tee building of five blocks
of ten houses each. of wood or brisk. to be located on
the around. of the Lochtel Iron Hill Company.
Plane and crwiiioatione may be seen at the office of
William Molder.
Proposals will be received for one or more blocks until
pril 12th.
Address proposals to WILLIAM COL OER,
toh22-d tapl2 Chairman Belding Committee.
3 000
HORSES WANTED_
WAS DEPARTMENT,
CAVALRY BUREAU,
- OFFICE OF CHIEF QuARTEaIIeaTER ..
WasHINGTon dollars March 8. hit&
One hundred and fifty (slso)per head will be
Paid for all
CAVALRY HORSES
delivered within the next thirty (10) days at the Govern
ment Stables at Mosher°, D. C.
Raid horses to be sound in sit particulars. not lens than
five (6) nor more than nine (9) Yearn old; from 14% to 16
hands high, full fleshed, compactly bunt, bridle wise.
and of size sufficient for cavalry purposes.
These specifications will be etrictly adhered to and
rigidly enforced in every particular
Payment made on delivery of ten (10) and over.
Hours of inapeetion from 9A. M. to 6 P. Li.
• Jettliii SKIN.
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quartermsater.
m 1124401 Cavalry Bureau
SMALL STORES, &o
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
lIVELIZAI7 OR PfitivlSlON:4 AYI) Cad:Alm:a.
March 26, 1864.
SEPARATE PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed
Proposals for Small Stores. Arc , " will be received at
this office until 12 o'clock M. on the 26th dar:of April
next, for furnishing and delivering (on receiving ten
days' notice) at the United States navy yards at Charles '
town. Massachusetts. and Brooklyn. New York. in such
numbers and quantities and at such times as may be
Sr.cc , fiect by . the Chief of this Bureau, or by the com
mandants of the said navy Yards, reBpOotlvely, during
the remainder of the fiscal year ending OD the 80th day
of June, 1864. the numbers and quantities of the different
articles. and at the places specified in the following
list. viz:
Charlestown. Brooklyn.
Salt water tipsy, lbs • • 50,000 85.000
Thread, black and white, lbs 200 1.000
Rtband. bat, pieces ... 2.000 2.000
Tape, white, pieces 4,500 4,000
Tape. black, pieces... . 3,000 1,000
Epools cotton 6,000 13,0X1
Bilk, sewing, lbs 200 •• 500
Pocket handkerchiefs ......8,600 21,600
Needles, sewing, papers ~...., 1,000 14000
Thimbles 2.000 8,000,
Tack-knives 2500
Femora. 1.500 2,
600
Razors -. 500 5,010
Razor strops - 15.0110 2 000
Shaving boxes 1.200 18,800
Shaving brueltes. .. 2.000 2,000
Shaving soaps, cakes 6 000 20,000
Scrub brushes • 2,000 2.0(0
Blacking brushes 1.000 8,000
Whisk brooms 1,000 2.000
Et qr e coat buttons. dozen 600 .....
Eagle medium buttons, dozen..." 800
Eagle vest buttons, dozen 1,000 . • • • .
E. E buttons, dozen 6,000 20,000
Fine combs 4.000 18.000
Coarse combs 4.030 20,000
Spoons. 2 500 -. 15.000
Forks - 2.5e0 2.600
Blacking, boxes.' • 6,000 • 40,030
Can mamma 600
Stearine candles, lbs mo r eo
Offers may be made for one or articles, at the
option of the bidder, and in ease more than one article is
contained in the offer the Chief of the Einrean will have
the risht to accept one or more of the articles contained
in rash offer and 'erect the remainder. The prices must
be uniform, and offers must embrace all of any one or
more articles deliverable at all the stations..
F re f erredscript of articles in the above list, bid
areto the samples at the said Navy Yards and
to the advertisement of tbie Bureau - dated Augus t 15,
18133, and for information ar to the laws and regulations
(in pamphlet form) regarding contracts, to the Offices of
the several commandants of Navy Yards and Navy
Agents.
Blt.nk forms of proposals may be obtained on any*
cation to the Bann rents at Portsmouth, iirszo
81th 6: Boston. Nino York. Philaaelphfx •
and at this Bureau. . inh2.9 mot
NAVY SUPPLI-ES
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING,
Much 19. 1864
SEPARATE PROPOSALS. sealed and endorsed " Pro.
voeals for Navy Supplies," will be received at this En—
rean until 12 o'clock M. on TUESDAY, the 19th day of
April next, for feral, htng and delivering, (on receiving
ten days' notice,) at the United States Navy Yards at
Charleetown, Massachneetts, Brooklyn. New York. and
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, in such quantities only and
at snob times as may be reauired or ordered by the chter
of this Bureau. or by the Commandant' of the said Navy
Yards, respectively, during the remainder of the fiscal
year ending Jane 30. 1864. the quantities of the different
articles end at the places specified in the following list.
Charlestown. Brooklyn. Phi!ada.
Bice, Ms 60 000 '25,C00
DAGO ADph 8,115 s - •••... •• • • 66 000 50,000
Ettaa_,.. th5............—.....526, 000 ZlO,OOO
Tea i llas .. _ &COO
eellei,
300,000
Beans, ga115......30.000 30 000 13,500
Molasses, galls . 16 000 7.00.)
Vinegar. galls 12.000 ......
Separate offers must be made for each article at each of
the aforesaid navy Yarns, and, in case more than one
article is contained in the offer. the (thief of the Bareart
witl have the right to accept - one or more of the articles
contained in such offer, and reject the remainder.
For the deecrintion of articles in the 00170 list bidders
are referred to the samples t t the said Navy Yards, and
to the advertisement of torte ureau dated Rine 13. 1833.
and for Information as laws and regalati3ns (in
Pamphlet form) regarding_ contracts , to the offloos of the
several Commandants of Navy Yards and s . avy 9 gents
Blank forms of proposals may be obtained on appli
cation to the Navy Agents at Portsmouth, New tramp
shire. Boston. New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
at this Bureau inh2lm4t .
pßorosaLs FOE FOEA(IB.
Osumi Qtrawrnacuteran'a 072107 i.
WASHINGTON' DEPOT, December S. 1865.
PIP.OPOSaLS are invited lor the utider , ,:4tic4
for cutiplying the U. N. Quartermaster's Departra.ut.
at Washington. D. a . Baltimore. Md., Alexandria. and
Nort Monroe. Yia. or either of thus plac& with aay.
Corn. Oats, and Straw. i_
Bids
oatseived for the delivery of LOGO Miskolc
of corn or , sad 60 tons of hay or straw. and un-
Wards.
Bidders weal state at which of the above-named naiAlla
they prowess to make deliveries, and the rclot at which
they will make deliveries thereat , the quantity of each
article proposed to be delivered. the time when said de
thraritm shall be sommented., and when to bo somploled.
The price must be written out in words on. tho
Corn to be put up In good, stout gecko. of 0305.6 two
bushels each. - Oats in like sacks, of snout three bushels
each. The sacks to be furnished without extra shards to
the Government. The hay and straw. to be occurs:7
baled.
The particular kind or description of oats, corn ics - r.
Or straw , Pr o p o sed to be delivered, mud i
be stated n the
Prpuzzle.
11l the articles offered under the bids herein invited
will be subject to a rigid impostor' by the Govero.m.ont
Inspector before being accepted.
Contrasts teal be awarded from time to time to the
lowest responsible bidder, as the interest of the OOTOrI
- may require, and payment will be made when the
Whole amount contrasted for shell have bean delivered
and accepted_ •
The bidder will be reqeired t w o his prow
with a guaranies, signed by esponsible parao_na.
that in sass his bid It accepted he or taw w witnio
ten days thereafter, execute the contract for thes same.
with good and sufficient sureties, in a cam enual to the
amount of the contrast, to deliver the forage proposed in
eonformity with the terms of this advertisement; and is
case the said bidder should fall to enter into the contrast.
they to make good the difference between the offer of said
bidder and the next lowest responsible' bidder, or the
Wien to whom the contract may be awarded..
The responsibility of the guarantors meat be shown by
the official certificate of a D. S. Distrist Attorney. tiol
lector of Customs. or any other officer under the llnitc4
States Government, or rasponelbis person h_nown to this
Ogee.
All bidders will be duly notified of the steespiants or
releetion of their prouder's.
The full name and poet office addreso of each bidder
must be legibly written In the proposal
Proposals moot be addressed to Brizadier General H.
H. Rucker. Chief Debt Quartermaider,Washi orlon.
C.. and should be Widely, marked, ..pnoroeee to; yn.
race. "
Bends, in g torn equal to the amount of the itoutruet.
alined by the sontzsctor end both of his ettarantors. will
be required of the sureetaful bidder or bidden EPOS
smog the contrast.
Blank arms of bias, guarantees. and bonds may be
obtained upon applieattou at tide °Hee.
yowl QP PROPOkiel.
(Town, County, and Etat,
f. the anbsoriber. do hereby propose t, furnish and de•
liver to the United States, at the Quartermaster's De
partment atagrseably to the terms of your
suivord .
soment, Propoasala for forage, dated
Ws/Welton DCVO:, December 3.11M3. the following Orli,
ilea. _ _
atiokiels of Corn. In wok*. at ter bushel of WI
pounds.
bushels of Oa% in woks, at -per bushel of 51
pounds.
tons of baled Gay. at ow ton of 3,3130 swands.
tone of baled Straw. at -- Der ton of SLOW Pounds,
Delivery to rorareence on as before the —dal
1.96 . and to be emu:slated on or before the
day of 186. and pledge myself to enter into a
written sontract with the United States. with sood and
approved securities. within the reams of tan days after
being notified that my bid has beer. accepted.
Tone obedient servant.
Brigadier Genera/ D. EL Etroicaz.
Chief DORM chtartermaster,
Washington. D. 0.
- n OULDANTES.
W. the tridersioned. resident, of, the
coanty of ---, and State of hereby.
`ointly and severally, covenant with the United States,
and gaarantes, in *me the foregolngbid of be
teeepted. that he or they will. ...Min ten day* after Vac
aeseptanee of told bid, execute the cents:till for the woe
*rich good and .n.filcietti, Burette.% in a sum equal to Wm
amount of the contrast, to furnish the forage proposed
in conformity to the terms of advertisement dawd De
cember 8, 1888, under whish the bid was made, and, is
sue the said ---- shall fail to enter into a contrast as
aforesaid. we anarantee to make good the dlfferense be
tween th‘offer by the said and the next lowest
responsible bidder, or the Winn to Whom the ettiarnot
be awarded.
Witness : $ Given under our hands and seals
t this day of—. lW
(gee.]
.1
ISese
and
belief,
certify that , to the best of nay knowledg and
belief, the above-named guarantors ore good and suit
cleat as snreties for the amount for which they offer if)
he seenritY. .
Tube es:Ailed by the United, litotes District Attorney.
1101 l ester of Customs, or any other officer under the
United:hates Government. or responsible Denton known
to this office.
• • •
All propos:oe reeeived tinder ithir - advertisement will
be evened and examined at this °flee on Wednesday and
Saturday °fetish week. at 12 AL Bidders are reepaetfal.
1, toonol to 'km sreseat at the opening_of bide, if the/
4ealre. D. R_. DIFOYES.
JIMA , irtradiar . Osumi and anartinautar.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Annual Meeting of the Stockholders P e nn-
CENTRAL TRANSPORTATsON COMPANY. of sylvania. will be held at the Office. corner of
THIRTIETH and MARKET Streets. West Philadelphia.
on MOND aY. the lash day of April next, at 14 o'clock,
A M., for the
_purpose of electing nine Directors. a
Treasurer. end 7 eretari, to serve for one year.
Notice is also given that at said Stockholders' Meeting
it is proposed to increase the Capita) Stock of said Central
Transportation Company by adding thereto one hundred
and fi ft y thousand do//itre , for the purpose of extending
its present business.
By order of the Board of Directors.
mh2B.llt 0 .
W .
CO H T I T L R D IN G P R i Secretary.
tary.
111)P ELIABLE.—ThEIE GALLAVDETT'S
-1- 11 ; HAIR. itssToRBIL It is not a dye. It restores
the hair to Us natural color. It does not stain tho skin.
It needs no Bandanna or other dressing. It is a dressing'
of itself Price moderate. 71.7
Prepared only by PAUL OLIVE% Apotbecary.
mh2Y- Ile s BIG HTIIINTH and SPRUCE St.
PICKLES. -100 EELS. PIOKLES IN
vinear.
10 b ide. Metier 111 vinegar.
/deo. throe gait= and ve•gralloe kegs do.
_tor 0110147 )IHODIIB do WI unkms.
mhaa 107 Booth WATER, attest
=ER!I
JOHN B. MYERS & CO., AUCTION
MRS. Nos. 232 and 234 MARKET Street.
LARGB POSITIVE. SALE OF STU WITS VIMOIN,
GERMAN, SWISS, ASP BRITIOII DRY WOW, SCR
UN BBELLAS, PALM HOODS. M.. dm., THIS DAY.
A CARD. —We invite the early attention of purchasers
to the choice and attractive assortment of Prench,SWiss,
German, and British dry golds, run umbrellas, palm
hoods. tko. atc.. embracing about 676 lots of fancy and
staple articles, to be peremptorily sold by catalogue. on
f.-or menthe' credit, commencing this morning. at 10
o'clock precis sly. to be continued all day without inter-
Weston
LARGB PEREMPTORY SALE OF FRENCH, INDIA,
GERMAN, AND BRITISH DRY GOODS. &0., FOR
SPRING SALES.
THIS MORNING.
April 11th. at 10 o'clock, will be sold, by tatalogne, on
four months' credit. about
'l5O PACKAGES AND LOTS
Of French, India, German and British dry 'mode, tku.
embracing a large and choice assortment of fancy and
staple articles in silk, wonted, woolen, and cotton
fabrics.
N. B —Samples of the same will ba arranged for exa
mination, with catalogues. early on the morning of the
sale, when dealers wilt find it to their interest to attend,
LARGE SALE OF FEECEI, GERMSp:.AN. AND BRITISH
DRY GOODS.
NOTlCE.—lncluded In our peremptory sale of French.
G erman , swiss, British, and American dry goods, on
MONDAY MORNING. April 11th. will be found, in part.
the followingchoice officio, viz:
BLACK SILKS.— —pieces glossy black groe de Thine,
assorted widths.
FANCY SILKS.— —pieceerfancy plaid and 'tripe poul
de rot. coi'd flounces, silk foulards. challies. &c.
rltEcti GOODt. —pieces rich printed and plain mons
de laine, plain and fancy p tilde C oevre, figured poplins,
Math and fancy morambiques, printed lawns. fancy
ginahams. bareges. prints &a, &C.
RUA WLS.—Diack arm colored cashmere, marine, or
gandy. baregd atella b o xes so l id
etc.
Itlßßorl S. he boxes solid colors. fancy and black .
gros de Naples ribbons; black and fancy silk velvet do.:
trimming ribbons, flowers,&c
LACE& AND EIIibRDIDERIES. —Rich embroidered
book and mull collars, in sets and pieces, band'. in
heritage, laces, ruffling,. lace veils. &e - . Ste. Lace point
and mantles.
Also, black cranes, colored tarletans, barege veils. silk
handkerchiefs and neck-ties, kid and lisla shiver,
braids, tassels, head nets, buttons, sewings, fancy arti
cles. arc.
SUB lIMBRELLAR-25 packages silk and gingham
sun umbrellas:
Also. dozen nalmorat and hoop tkirta.
FRENCH ELtrWERS AND HAIR NETS, dm
Included in sale on MONDAY, April li, will be
found:
t. 1 case rich Paris flowers, hair nete, garniture, &c.
Also. fancy articles, arc„ ate
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF 1000 FACKAGE9 BOOTS,
SHOES. BROGANS. ARMY GOODS, Si'lla.FT G.)00.2.
Ac.
TUESDAY MORNING,
April ]2. at 10 o'clock. will be sold by catalegne, with
out reserve, on four months' credit, about 1,100 packages
boots. shoes, brogans, cavalryhoots, &c.. embracing a
prime and fresh assortment of desirab se articles for men.
women. and children. acuity and Eastern manufacture_
Also, Straw Goods. &c,
N. B.—Samples, with catalogues, early on the morn
ing of sale.
LARGE AND PEREMPTORY SALE OF 1 100 PACK
AGES BOOTS. bHOES, BROGANS, ARMY GOODS,
STRAW 0000 - .. i, ac.. doe
gArTlOß—lnclnded in our lsrge sale of boots. shoes,
Sac . TUBeDAY MORNING, April 12111.
At 10 o'clock, to be sold without reserve. awl be found,
in Pall, the following fresh and desirable assortment,
viz:
Men's grained cavalry boots wax and kip brogans;
men's balmoral and congress boots; youth's half welt
kip boots; men', do; fine cisy- made kid welt buskins:
gaiter boots; fine aid R. B. ties; colored and black
iabtiDg blrkil/6; men sfce city- made calf, morocco, and
hid boots; men's pump sole grain boots; men's buff.
leather pump boots; men's pump sole calf boots; do. seal
pnnip sole boots; women's lined and bound baots; youths'
kip brogans; misses' grain ties; misses' grain buskins ;
name' spring -heel grain lace boots; women's Brain lace
boots; presses' grain lace boots; women's grain buskins;
Women's grain ties; boys' kin brogans; misses' glazed
morocco boots; - men's half welt calf do; youth's half
Welt wilt 445: children's half brogan,: men s half watt
kip boots; men • super calf brogans; men's slippers;
misses' super kip ties; misses' super kip baski as; child's
super colored fox bomess; child's super colored fog ties;
men's lined and bound brogans; men's and boys' water
proof boots; men's and boys' wax boots. dm, &c.
• • SHAKER
SD ROODS.
ON TUEAY.
April 112k1., at 10 o'clock precisely,
20 cotes white and colored Shaker hoods
SALE OF CARPETING 4 . MATTING% &c.
ON 6ATORDaY MORNING.
April 16th, at precisely 10X o'clock, will ba sold, with
out reserve. by catalogue. on tour months' credit. an as
solemn. t of Brussels three•plr, superfine. and Sae In
grain. Venetian. hemp. and rag carpetinge; white and
zed check Canton matting. &c., which may be examined
early on the morning of sale.
LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OF EUROPEAN, INDIA,
AND AMERICAN DRY GOODS. /co.
We will hold a large sale of Britieh. German, French.
and American dry goods, by catalogue, on four months'
credit and part far &oh.
On THIIR4DIY MORNING,
April 14%, commencing at precisely 10 o'clock, coin.
prising
775 PACIZAGEg AND LOTS
of British. German. French. India, and American dry
good.. embracing a large. full, and frees aseorrment of .
Woolen. worsted. linen. cotton, and silk goeas far city
and country sales.
N. B —Sam es of the game will be arranged for ex.
andnation, with catalogues, early on the morning of
sale, when dealers will rind it to their interest to
attend.,
LARGE ATTRACTIVE POSITIVE SPECIAL SALE OF
SOFT HATS, BY ORDER OF THE ERERIAP,
n FIDAY AfORNING.
April 1.6„ at precis O ely ,E 10 o'clock, will be peremptorily
sold at the Auction Store, Nos. 232 and 234 MARKST
Street, by catalogue, by order of the Sheriff. for cmsh.
ES} cases Men's and Boy's Soft flats. including every
variety of shape, quality, cotors, and aMle. xecenur
manufactured for Spring sal es, to which we Write Lhe
attention of dealers, &Pi the sale will be peremptory.
N. B.—Samples, with catalogues, early on the morn
ing of sale.
BY SCOTT & STEWART, AUCTION
EERS AND COMMISSION'MERCHANTS, Nos
622 orthsTmur Street Rod OIS SA OS'.
SCOTT & STEWART. Auctioneers, will rive their per
sonal attention to bales of AMOR &Pi isE and WAS tiS
of all descriptions, and FORK I URN of parties removing
or breaking op honeekeeping. on the premises of the
owners or at their elegant and spacinns seLES BOOM,
Nos. 622 CBE eT.NUT and 4315 RANSOM &roan.
LARGE POSITIVE g&LN OF STRAW 610063.
ON ;MS i./AY MORNING.
April 12 at 10 o clock precieely, will be sold, a large
and desirable assortm.nt of fresh, is•ram geode of faeln
ionable shapes. Included will be found black and colored
Lutons, pedal and split strtw, Milan and hair bonnets.
bats, &c., of new and fasidonahle ,hape^.
ARTIFICIAL& BORIVET RIBBONS. Are.
Also. 2I) cartons French artilicials, bonnet ribbons,
bonnet silks, dm
Also, altne of joined blonde. crapes, nets, &c.
TRADE SALE OF 126 000 PIECE I OF FRENCH. ENG
LISH, AND AMERICAN PABEft
ON THURSDAY MO EMI SO
April 14. at 30 o'clock. on a credit. we will sell by cata
logue. over 121,C00 pieces French. English. and amni
can paper hangings, comp: Ising gold and velvet papers,
leaf and stamped gold papers, fine hand-print payers,
borlere, mouldings. gold, velvet, and gay decoradone.
French and Enallah fancy and gold paper, machine
satins, white and brown blanks, fire bOardS, vee ibals
and &naive , room ornaments, with a large aseortmont Of
French medallions, centres, circles, statues, Am.. In fact.
the flnest and largest assortment of WALL, PAPER.'
ever offered in this country at public sale being the
stock of manufacturing and importing houses. To be
col tinned daily, until the whole is disposed of. Sale to
commence at 10 o'c:oelr precisely.
Catalt , glus ready three days previous to sale
N. P. —All papers warranted one shade, and same
making as sample
MOH SALE AND TO LET.
ea FOR SALE OR TO RENT—A
Jma. small COTTAGE on SUMMIT Street, cilasTziur
DILL, with gaebath, and water. Apply at No 209
tioncla FOURTH Stj eet. apft•st•
gat FOR SALE—A VERY DESIRA
bIe and handsome modern four-story brick REil-
DENCE. with three-etory back bnintinge and lot of
ground. No. nil MOUNT VERNON Street (north
eice). 26 feet front and over 125 feet deep to Lemon,
ttttot.
It is finished in modern style. and is In complete
order. baying been recently thoroughly overhauled
and repaired, handsomely papered and painted t crouch
ont; gas introduced (with handsome gat dxcnrea end
chandeliers, which will be included in the sale); bath,
hot and cold water. furnace. cooking ranee.
Will be sold at a very reasonable price, on accoolM4
dating terms, a:,d immediate pooaettotott given.
Apply to
S W. THACKCSA & SOIV.
.tio. 244 Sontit,THlßt.) Street
II FOR SALE—A VERY DES Ili A
mas. BLE PROPERTY, the residence of the late DA
Jacob Sba,pless, deceased, with Lightest' acres of
sunerisr Land attached. IL le satiated in the borough of
DOWNIBGTOWN, Ct'ster county, within ten minutes'
walk of the Chester Valley and Pennsylvania 134,11r0ad
Stations. at which all trains stop. The Dwelling is very
conveniently and substantially built. with Barn, Tenant
House. Spring Rouse. and all necessary out buildings.
There. is a 1;8 , 604 abwadazee of thruboary. Fran. and
nada Tiees. Part of the land will be sold with ths
buildings, if desired. apply to
ABM. B. AREIBRIDGB.
DOWNINGrOWN P 0.
GERMANTOWN PROPERTY
FOR SALE. by M Thomas & eon, on TlItEeD AY.
April l 2 —A laro and convenient 1101:itiE. on (iffUtIGH
LANE, in the country, yet near to 'railroad station.
markets. etotea, churches, do. It has heater, hot and
cold hydrant water, and a well of excellent water, gas,
and long porches
Lawns on three sides, well shaded with fine old tress.
A good stone Oxide and large kitchen garden, -The pro
perty will be shown by the tenant.
Tines easy. rsA.to
apti-otif. If o. 407 WALNUT Streot.Bd story.
.FOR SALE - THE "MA
ROUSE," at Atlantic CUL with FURNITU N RE, an SION d
even thing complete.
.Aleo, two neat Cottager. 9 rooms each.
Also, Building Lots, naar the Bathing. around.
"Philadelphia Herm," at Cape I4aud. with or
Without Furniture, very low. B F. GLENN.
ap2 INIZ; South FOC:1UB Street.
tift GERMANTOWN PROPERTY FOR
Mat SALE. —A. very desirable PROPERTY. within ten
minuten' walk of Wayne station Oeratantown Raiirosd
large Dwelling•honse4 with all. the modern improve
ments; Stable. Spring house. Ica-home filled. and good
Garden: plenty of Yrnit and large Shade Trees. Apply
to W. W. KNIEIHr.
moh3o.tf 50.4-COMMAIWE Street.
eft OVER 300 HOUSES, ALL SIZES,
mull. for Pale aad exchange, RANSOM ROGFERS. JR.
E4O l'iorth TEETH Street mh2s-Im*
TO LET-A CWAIMODIOUS
DWELLING, No. 132 North FP.ONI." &Luta. Rent
moderate. Apply to WETRERILL SE BRO.,
oom-tf 41/ and 410 North SECOND Streak
4. a VALUABLE CHESTNUT-STREET
PROPERTY. —The subscribers offer at private sale,
a property on CHESTRUT , Stroot between Seventh and
Eighth streets; 41 feet front on Chestnut street, and 178
feet deep, rtinninFr to Jayne street, with the privilege
of al5 feet Passage. way rnnning to Eighth street. 2.1 -
TY THOUSAND DOLLARS of the purchase money may
remain on the property a. a ground rent,or by bond and
mortgage. LaUlneN BALLADS,
3.2 S SOUTH NINTH Street,
Philadelphia,.
FOB SA L E.- THE SUB-M,
SCRIBES offers for sale his COUNTRY SEAT. Ai: -
within half a mile of Wilmington. Delaware. on the
Newport pike. containing EIGHT AGMS of good land.
In the centre of which is a large lawn, with a flea va
riety of SHADE TREES. EVERGREENS, MAPLES LIN
DENS, and otters, in all over a hundred frill-groan/.
trees. The improvements oonsist of a large and commo
dious MANSION, two stories and a half high. four good
rooms on a Boor. with a hall eleven by forty-two feet.
A HYDRAULIC RAM forces water from a spring in pee
of the lots into the napor story of the home- It has the
H
imnrovements. There is also aa Iron Pump and
Rydrant under a covered area at the ki chola door. The
out-buildings norvist of a STABLE and CARRIAGE
HOUSE, sufficient for four horses and several carriages:
also. an ICE-ROUSE. SMOKE. and HEN-HOUSES. 'rho
ice-house is GARDEN.h ice..and the stable has a hydrant
in it. Good with several yarletiss of DwAgg
PEAR and GRAPEVINES, in fnl hearing vhere are also
several varieties of APPLE, CHERRY, and CIIES.TRUT
TREES.
Terms accommodating. Possession MIMI at any time in
the spring. LEVI G. CLARK.
fels. mwftf Oa the Premises.
ak FOR DALE-I 3 'GI IMPROVED
...a— Farm. COM£l.llllllit 11.8 acres. twelve miles out. and
one. bell mile from ete.tion, Pennsylvania Ratlroad.
Tint class farm improvements. Possegsion thls spring.
Also. many othere that can be given this goring by par
chasing the stack, L PETTIT.
apg 323* WALNUT Street.
git,
F ar SALE -THE FOLLOWING
9:3 agree Oi Media. Railroad. 0 miles horn Market at.
44 acres near Port Washington Station. North Penna.
Railroad.
70 acres near Selleravlng,.Nortli Penna. Railroad.
'2.6, acres at Holtnambrirgionver mat.
fit 6. acres at Bridgeville. ..IW.
770 acres do.
With many cialepo in yarinua
tt. P. (ITANN.
an/ 723 South FOURTH Strad.
DRAIN PIPE, DRAIN PIPE.
VITRIFIED TERRA COTT& DRAIN ME — An
sizes, from 2 to 16-inch tltomotor. with oil :Owls of
branchcs. lends, and traps. for sale in any enaatity.
2 Inch loom •
yard 30 0 .
3 • •• 360.
IMM=Mit22
6 44 60 44 •6 600.
6 •,* •• •"• Me.
TERRA COTTA CHIMNEY TOPS,
Tor cottages, Villas, or City Houses, Patent Windenard
Tina. for enrin_g eulogy_ ehimnove. from it g feat high.
ORNAMENTAL GARDEN VASES
loantalns.' Pedestals. and Statuary Muhl, Butt
Braskets, 'tad Mantel Vases.
FEILADELPHIA TERRA COTTA WORKS.
• 1010 CHESTNUT Street,
felt-turartf R. A. HARRISON
CARTETs, OIL CLOTIEIB, AND WIN
DOW SHADES—New stock of English Carpets_ lust
received. end for sole citosp. st CREA.OId/L8.13,
Po. 447 North' Street. below Noble. Nast
side.
mhtl-bre
FUR EBB, BRINLEY,
AN- No. 615 CIIEST.NUT an/
SALE OP IMPORTED AND wry] .
OnACIES,my
At 10 o'clock. by catalogn;,
' 600 packages and lots o , fancys,
PARIS POPLINS AND
On TllErDait Ho'
100 pieces Paris colored poplins.
100 pieces Paris plaid poplins,
110 piece,. 9 9 fine jeconer,
:4,000 liaLelOft e.LS—JIT
2,000 large-sire corded and plain
dared balmorals.
KOZAMBIQUES. LIINOE3, G
ON TUE inAV
cases London super gnat try pi.
cases London silk strip./ and
cases London broche flamed m,
cases new stripe silk check leo;
cases 9.8 extra qaaPty Paris in
SHAW! S.
Paris black and colored thin el
—Paris fancy niozamblqns same
Paris all wool Lama shawls.
Paris tansy wool :.rid stIA
WATBELOtr t ( MARE
700 74.4 all wool, new patter ,
shawls.
WHITE GOODS,
Of anpertor make and !With
6 4 fine to extra fine jaconet and nanab,„
Swiss, check, and Zi - ansook muslin. '"
Bishop fawns. lapnele. dtc. COTTON Efosrgftp .
SUPERIOR QUALITY .
.500 dozen three th read white and bvtwn c.„,
SALE OF 1200 °ASTON,
P(ULT DS Si lb BONN 6T AND MI titil v
OF SUPERIOR. QUALITY 41413
d.'4g TUBBLAY
April oth. at 10 o'clock. on 4 mantr a ' of •,
—cartons, Nos 4 and .
13 5 1 ,
a c c o u r
a d o e r cl d : a d
e g si:•):7
,!, I.
bo_ts e . a cloge .
Di co o l:r 4 s w .
cartons. Nos. 10340,, broche. figureta,l:':t
caitnns. nos 403,1,
nevrek. k 1.4 4,,, i [ ~,,
cottons. NOR. 4 . 40. extra quallcv oh] 4 .• : t
—cartons. No, 4 , :40 dumarlor emir uAili
BLACK St ~,K VE'..VNI . RI '3 N' s
—cartons. Nos. 1311 to 20. Lyon 3 wan::
ribbon& Li '"i
' PLAIN OOLORRD POMP Dg v,,
00 pi, cell superior colored posit de POie, '''
DANCOAST WA.I4NOcK ,
TIONSERS. No. 2440 ATAREEr ktr,, 4
CARD—TO STRAW TRADE AND 51:14,
The particular attention of 1 )11'4,3
of straw Goods THIS MOtta!NO, c 0n , 4 . 1
o'clock, villa be found to Ise lidos , 7 1
aesertrotrat of the moot faebi , nah!l
low grade rough and ready to antra fine sati‘'..;*
beet city sale,. Also, mo t choice ,h pu .
straw . bonntts ands
teen
fnll line of wolis
straw hate of'newest E1t1131301 (Jr lad es. to ,k;
children. Samples now arranged for
catalogue.
LAROS POSITIVE SALE np srlaw
Gad LOMIR v vul
THIS MO Kit
April 11th, commencing at Li
eluded will be found a fall lint of u,0 5 •
goods for ladies, misses, and children.
LANGE POSITIVE SALE OF AIIERI ..
PORTED DRY 000DS, MILLI;tB111" .
GOODE, by Catalogue.
ON WEDNESDAY,
April 13Th . commencing at 10 o'clock n,tc,i
proing about 710 lots seam::lB.We goods. trt: .
foiled well worthy the attention or buyers
PHILIP FORD & CO., AIIOTIUS
oar, MARKIST and nz COMMKRGE
LANDS POnITIVE
AN SALN OF._ 1,000 CASE)
SHOES.
TII3B MON.NING.
April 11th. at 10 o'clock precisely. We
logos, for cash, 1.100 Cases mess', boys'. g ;
calf. kip, and groin boots. broga andalmorsk
boots, 211 C WOMOgnasit'.erarn, lksecBB:. fr om
show balmerals.
manufacture comprising a general *agonises. d a
to Which the attention of buyers is invites.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF 1.000 NSEi
SHOES. 13 rtormog. RALMOIIALq,
ON THURSDAY SIORNIArI: 4•d,c
Aprlll4. at 10 o'clock prectsetT. Nout be paid hi •
logne, 1,600 asses men's, bOYe'. and yoiltb , .. c •
and v sin boot*, balmorAls , oxf ord ties. cavilift
&c.
Women's, misses', and children's calf 1:0, cai
and MO/Or.oo heelAd boots, and ohm. altaNr i. „.
buskins. and also city made goods. .
Catalogues ready early on the mnrning g' ;:'t
BY HENRY P. WOLI
xo. Joan MARKET kfarrande,
6s lee of DT,' Goodg. Trimming., itimi , m. h : , t
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, 1.(1 t y
mencing at 10 o'clock. •••Gi •
CLOARINCI DRY 00011 g. 'I itnnit:CJ,
OOaY DIONNO.
Arail Ilth. at 10 N
o'c M eo ND ck baR 1c1,Hk12,1.
mares, discs and dorcestic gouda, trinlan3,4 !
yetis, abiats,glwes.au4pandart I)si..y
ta bte clothe. allow., ishaker
IVir THOMAS & SONS,
Nos. 139 and 1111 South TOCF,TE
REAL ESTATE AND FrOIES, 12Tir ATV.
CARD.—Our ekle, at the Exchange. "fild,sl
12th lust ,will compriee over 30 propel ti.c,
vAlnable CBEStNrI wiT BE I' Emui . TFI I 1; ;] .:j
STORES; 2 tract. COAL LANDS. Schuylkill f:ti
Residence. nting, GLEDIAATO WA Proti6 4;
and nlath Dwelling , . Building Lot, i„j
Loane, dm. Full clacrintbms re" h i
loguto.
PALE No, 11109 ERO N.N.STREI3I'.
HOUSEHOLD FURS [TUB E. VEWET 1 3 4
On TUBsDAY MORNING, .1.1+211.
At 10 o'clock.
Tbs. botueli old and kitchen FURNITtialt '' , L'
CARPETS. Ao.
May be examined at 8 o'clock on the 1/IWIIIIII.n
BALE OF MISCELLANEOUS 110Ofii E13.°31
BRALEY.
ON TIMED tY AFTERNOON.
April 12th. at the Auction Store, comma' ciaz
o'clock, an assortment of miscellaneous iieei..f.
library.
Executor's Sale. No. 17 South Ninth Etr*t
SUPERItYIi FM.SUTURE... GRAtiD meat,
CANTON tiHINA, FINS Ce.RPM'S, CHaNaEy.R.,
No.
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING.
April 73th, at 10 o'clock. by cataloane, No 17
Ninth se. the entire furniture, inc!aditte aa ! , aa
rosowood 7-octave .grand piano made by
enperior brocatelle parlor furniture dining
chair bar furniture flee nutresses, olognat carne:t,a
BJBO. the kitchen literalist.
LIP May be eitallialhed et eight on rw,rtitt
sale.
Sale at 1705 Walnut Strap:.
HANDSOMEFURNITDI2B, FINE PALNIINGii, ke.
ON FHIDAP MORNING.
April lath, at 70 W./oat, at No. 1705 Wal au: Qtrte:
catalogue the furniture of a gentleman TAMOV ,, ..!'! ,
the city, including a number of line paintings, ~Ps
ttenlars in future advertisements.
Sale for account United States.
FRENCH Z011.4.VE CLOPHI.NO AND GAITER.%
ON SATUR. AY MORNING,
April 16th. at 10 o'clock, at the anction store, ntj
reberv.. 4.770 inf.ntry privetee' come. zouave.
Neste, 27 traninetere' crate, 4 94e leather aaltera 12
linen gaiters. 26 mrage caps Terme CR.E.h.
"a-
'The above are a wrlion of the French nai,
imported in the early pert of the war, and are zo:.
account of being too small to ism° to oar troop,
be examined three days previous to sale.
SALE !Co. 2041 oFtEEN STREET.
SUPERIOR FUREITURit. SZANTEL DEOR,
VELVET AND 13 RUS , EL4 CARPELS. ec.
On MONDAY 510E0 ING. 18th inkant,
At 10 o'clock. at No 204.1. Green street by crutivs,
The superior walnut, parlor, and dining Tt) , El
nitnre. fine cnamrer Darnitare. fine French pare en
tel mirror. in rich ails frame; handsome Telre:
Errosels carpets, t ko
'
Ala° the kitchen utensils.
Map be examined at 8 o'clock on the morni.n.g.:f as
- - -
CARD. —Sale, of Roat B:itate, St-cice. &c . thpa
cseyos EVBRY TUESDAY. Pamphlet U..mtlqilo
each at urasy pre , lotm.
Akk- FURNITURE at Auction Store THur.sDAys
MARSHAL►S SALEN.
11
of S I)
y A n L e E H ..-- u BY in
n V ., LII , TLE
Ridge of the District Coart f the truipd . ttmea
. :a
for the lastern District or Penzsylvael,. l a immo,
to ma directed, will be told 44 Public Stile, to the t :itce;
ano beet bidder, for crab. at Patterson's Stile i f
corner FRO2I7P and LOAISARD Streets. on
DAY. April 13th. 15E4 at 12 o'clock , the tac;:: , ,
pare!, and farnAare of the wrecked shin Bea •rett,
Now in my cu , t.ely. by virtue of a wit of a 3nr2.w::
lately ironed out of this c art at the 6uir. of Corbett el
end to be sold as perishable
WILLIAM MILLWARD,
ISfarehol b. D. of tteob,ylv,Y4.
PHILADELPHIA April 7, 1831. rwi-4t
SHIPPING.
STEAM. WEEKLY TO ISSED
POOL, tonehing at QUV33l.s;*rf • lin.
Sox.) The well-knows Steamers of the I.,l,rezw: titM
York.and Philadelphia Steamship ComPliM 7 2 : 6
ed toe il as follows!
CITY OP MANCHESTER &Mara:in irr;l:
CURT OF. LON D0N....—....—...... rixtnrday. April I&
&TN.& Saturday. d.ri:'3
klid every spoteding k4turday at noor., ST= Pad. 50 .
44 /Worth EtTer.
BATES OF PASSAGE:
Pavaiii• in Gold, or its souls:demi in otrrezez ,
13 . 35 T CADIZ. 080 00 STEISILAG:ii, •
• la. to London, 0.6 00 Do. to London.
Do. to Paris, fid 00 Do. to ?Ark,
13°. to - Eruzblug, 90 00 Do. to Ilmnba - s.
;ftessegers also forwarded to Havre, Bremen. ROW
dam. Antw6rA equally low rates.
Fares from Liverpool or Qneenstown lot Calk, $3
505, 81.05. Steerage from Liverpool end Oneenstorre fz
Moss who wish to send for their friends sea bus tick , '
here St these nisei.
Yor farther inforizostion„Apply at the Om p&p
Somf
s 1,5 111 WALWITT Avut.
Aletb. BOSTON AND PHIL 4.Prlp
PHI& STEAkfBI3IP LINE. sailing flOnl ruh
punt on SATURDAYS. from first wharf an3vo .10
?Meet. Philadelphia, and Long Wharf, Boston.
The oteamaltip NORMAN , cApt, B a k er , will , edi
Pl,ilsxielphla for Baotou on cIAATBDAI"
April 9, at 8 o'clock.
These new and substantial steamships form a vra
ne, E ailing from each port punctually on Saturday&
Insurances effected at one-half the premium charsd
on call nseele.
Freights taken at fair rates
Shippers are requested to send Slip Receipts and Bill
Lading with their goods.
For Freight or Ramiro (having fine accommodations )
apply to illg.ol FLY WINSOR St CO..
nil 9 ' 3351 Son.), DELAWARE Avanne.
COAT.
pTTRE LEHIGH COAL-HO US&
41 - KNEFEIT can rely ar tailing a pure artirle At 5.
corner FROM.' and POPLAR..
mbl}3-Im. JOHN W. HAIIPTON.
GENUINE EAGLE VEIN COAL . '
Equal if not anperlor to Lehigh. Also, Eart's
Cita Tlitra Family Rainbow Coal; Egg and Stove silo.
119 60 Lltree Dint. $7.73 per ton. Goal fortntied !trot
full weight as per ticket. Depot, HID OALLOWS S/
?Arent, move Broad. OEloe donth rouorti,b ey
low Chestnut. Call and examine. Orders by disPli"
promptly attended to bY
nol2-Om ELLIS BLOSOIL
ri 0 A L.--SUGAB LOAF, REAVES
MEADOW, Mel Spring Mountain Loitigb, Coar!
east Locust Afouuteln, from Eichuylkill; Prepare Ot
Preas for Family use. Depot, N. W. corner
em,t wILLOW S3ta. Ofillss. Ifo 112 South SECOND
an 6 WILTON
QUEEN OF BEAUTY.
WRITE VIRGIN WAX OF ANTIWAR.
A NOW FRENCH COSMETIC for beautifying. Wliltau"
IDE, end preserving the complexion It is the moo
wonderful compound of the age. There Ia net
chalk, powder, mat node, biemutn. nor tale in its oat
position. it being composed entirely of pure Virgin Wet;
hence Its extraordinary qualities for preeerving at .
skin. making it eon. smooth, fair, and traneParent
Makes me m oappear 7 Oung the homely handsome. tie
bandaoe-beatifiertl. and the Meet beimilfa/
Price 26 arid 60 cents. Prepared only twoUNT
Paean:rem 41 South EIGHTH Street.doors abort
Chestnut. and 133 BouthiSEVENTH Street, above Wal•
nut. mhhi•An...
NWDR. FINE, PRACTICAL Drk
_ TIST for the budt tvteuty )ears,
below Third. ineerla the most beautiful TEETH et ße
age. mounted on line Gold. Plating'. linear. Vulcan
Coralltti. Amber. acii. . prices. for neat and subcfasurt
work. more reasonable than any Dentist in this city
State. Teeth plugged to la.t for life. Artificial Teeth
lepalre FO snit No Pala 111 extracting. All Work a sr
ranted to fit. Reference. beet families. inh'l3.6o
au EVANS & WATSON' SLAMAEDIE fii n
STE.
i 6 SOUTH FOU OR RTH STERBT.
PHILADELPHIA.. PA.
A largo Yraisty of PIEZ-PROOP SAPSI law"' 44
wed.
MACKEREL_, HERB IN G, SELItt
&c.
2.600 bbla Na... Nos 1,2, and S Mackerel, leukcaaP
fat flab.
bbl.rted packages.
2.000 New Eastport, Fortune Bay,an.
Herring.
2. NP boles Lubeed/caled, and XO,l Merrlng.
180 able new Mess Shad. -
MO bone, Herkimer County Cheese, dc• 00,
In store and for sale by. MURPHY & RO
No. 146 NORTH W/HaR
lor
JO CASES PINET,
CO. '8 COGNAC BRAN
Louis," from Bordeaux For
sp2 9lOl
CARD AND FANCY JOB PEUNT IIII
1480WMIL 1111 S. iiollllo6
CASTILLON ,
'DY. landing from
saltny
LPRONT
"ITIATOX & GO.,et