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14uv. J. WALSER JACKSON'S LECTURE.—
The inclement weather on Saturday evening aff:oiti
ed quite sensibly the attendance at the Academy o
Music, on The occasion of Rey. 117 x. Jackson's leci
thin On his illustrious namesake and the patriot
hero, "Andrew Jackson." The lecture, however,
Eircelly t_fa
afforded great satisfaction, and ita
lisitrong prd
enc ts w_ere
applauded wi th much feeling. _
in
vernor Curtin introduced Mr. Jacksona speech
alike complimentaryto the
_orator and his great
mew, as well as lull of patriotic sentiment, as the
Governor's speeches always are.
The Governor said that the armies of the Repub
lie were never so large as they are now, and never
have they been in such good discipline, and ready
tor the work in hand. AssociatiOns for the sick and
wounded are springing up all over the land, and eve
ywhete the soldier can - count his friends by legion.
There is reason to hope, said the Governor, that the
beginning of the worth year of this terrible war
will be mote successful than the three years just
past. The loyal people are becoming of one mind,
and uniting upon a delicate and harmonious policy
in the earrying out 01 the war- But we should not
be too hopeful. Possibly our armies may be defeat
ed again.
Possibly we might not, in this campaign, succeed
in driving the rebel iron his capital, and it is equal
ly possible that thousands of lives will yet be Beetle
heed' before another decisive blow is given to.the
tottering rebellion. This to empnaticaily the time
for every patriot to declare that every man and every
dollar is at the eel vice of the Government for its de.
fence. But be did not intend to speak discouraging
ly, for he was full of hope and conlidenos. Pennsyl
vania had given to the Government all it asked for.
We had contributed as largely as ally other State to
sustain the i fanniirs of the soldiers, and had shed as
much blood as any, for we had as great an interest
at stake as any. Pennsylvania was not yet ex
hausted, but she would become exhausted before she
would intimate a willingness to surrender without
victory. The Governor then introduced Mr. Jack
son, whom ne said he had known for many years as
a true patriot, who subordinated his service to his
country only to that service which he paid to his
Divine Blaster.
- •
Jacksoil commenced his discourse with a feli
citous allusion to an °canoe he bad witnessed in his
boyhood in honor of General Jackson. No man
who ever played a part in American history had en
joyed so much the affection of the people. Yet he
had in his lifetime many earnest enemies, who since
then have done justice to the old hero, and acknow
ledged bow erroneous bad been theirjudgmeat of a
great luau. Jackson was descended from Seoteh-
Irish parents, and received from them his earnest•
nets, sincerity, liberality, and open-heariedness. fin
himself was *coven as Scotch could be, and as Irish
as Irish could be. He combined in his own charac
ter the beat traits of both nations. He was born ..t
a time when thin was a great revolution of ideas.
Re was not strictly s soldier of the Revolution, bet
tieing good service in his youth by harassing the To
ries around about him, he emerged from the Revo
lution without brother, mother, or father. He was
early, amen orphan, thrown upon his own resources.
Ile rapidly rote to power and influence. Ile was
naturally a soldier. lie had, it was true, never gra
onated at a military school, nor did he follow the
strategy that liletilenan's friends so much admire,
but his genius arose without previous study. It was
all the more valuable in consequence, for it was
equal to all emergencies. His success at. New Or
leans was sufficient testimony to his military cape
His administration at New Orleans wan ere
peclally dwelt upon to show how little he oared for
the wilts of civil courts when they came In contact
with the/ornery law. In punishing thejudge who
Interfered with the military administration, Jackson
showed bil/311€11 a true democrat, and a friend of his
country. The men who then applauded Jackson for
ma act are the very men who to day call Better a
beast , ' and Burnside a "despot." The Democrats
:A that day argued that martial law was constitu
tional, Burnside to day stands in the same position
that Jackson was in then-
The crime of opposing the commanders of - our ar
mies is greater Low than then, for the interest at
Italie is Fester ; mu hence the lecturer regarded all
opponents of the war, and the object for which it
was being carried on, as the purest kind of traitors,
and the beat entitled to pun& scorn and punish
ment. He descanted upon many of the principal
events of PreSident Jackson's administration, and
dwelt particulaily upon the course taken by him
with regard to the euihtiers. However much men
of the present day might differ with Jackson with
regard to the rem power, the banking system, 3tc.
no true friend of his country errUhl withhold his at
fectionate admiration of his ni.Qna ihed devotion to
the Union s*eintt all its enemies, foreign and do
mestic. Had the spirit of the old hero been alive in
the breast of Buchanan when South Carolina
showed signs of discontent, the prevent war would
have been averted, and the Old Public Frinstionary
would not have had recorded against him the crime
of permittirg the country to wage against itself so
Ilene, bloody. and devastating a war as the present.
It was a war, how. vet,from which we would
emerge with new splenor, and undying honor, for
the nation would be rid of the great curse which had
always hung to its skirts and prevented its fullest
development.
GRADUATES OF THE FREE MILITARY
SCHOOL.—Dnring the week jot passed sixteen stu
dents of the Free Military nobool Tor appliaanta for
command of colon d troops appeared before the
Board 6 Examiners at Washington, were passed
upon favorably, and recommended for the positions
named below :
John H. Lee, civilian, of New York, aged 20, for
captain.
Thos. J. Moloney, Jr., civilian, of Philadelphia,
aged 23, for captain•
Imlay IX House, corporal, Co. F, 3d Regiment Ve•
Imam Reserve C ,, rps, aged 31, for captain,
Geo. A. Pierre, c..rporal, F, 2d Regiment R. I.
YOBlnteert, keen 25, for captain.
Fmk Cbarman, private, Co. CF, 16th Regiment
- Veteran Reserve Cm ps, aged 24, for first lieutenant.
Charles Bentrick, Sr., civilian, of Philadelphia,
age d 46, for first lieutenant.
James E Harkins, civilian, of Philadelphia, aged
no. for first lieutenant.
Wm. A. Barnes, private, 00. 0, 169th New York,
aged 23, for that lieutenant.
Daniel H. Omer's'', sergeant, Co. I, 147th Penn
sylvania, rival 21, for first ntutenant.
Albert Y. Moore. civilian, of ➢lassaohusette, aged
23, for first lieutenant.
Byron a. StetycLe, civilian, of Vermont, aged 22,
for first lieutenso. t.
Emmet Crawford. private, Co. F, 71st Penneyl
-CAWS, aged 20, for first lieutenant.
Iliathi•a P. Anderson, civilian, of Pennsylvania,
rege4 IS, for arcood lieutenant.
George G. Woodward, civilian, of Philadelphia,
sged 20, for second lieutenant.
Samuel 111. Thatcher, civilian, of Pennsylvania,
aged 22, for second lieutenant.
Richard A. Johnson, corporal company B, 21
Pennsylvania Cavalry, aged 34, for second lieu
tenant.
Since the organization of the School, 2,102 appli
cations for permission to enter it have been re.
ceived. Of this number 1,034 were passed upon
lavorably by the Supervisory Committee, of which
-532 have entered the qshool ; 125 have appeared be.
Ore the Board at Washington, and been recom
mended for COMIEMZIAOTa 21 3 5 nave been rejected, and
111 have withdrawn or been dropped for non•attend
anee ; 225 now remain in the School.
ABRIVAT., OF SOLDIERS. About two
o'clock, on Saturday afternoon, the Bth Regiment.
Maine VuluntEms, numbering 300 men, under the
-command of Cod. John D Ruak, arrived in this city
from Maine. They are re.eniisted men and were
returning to their former field of active fabor. Bc•
fore leaving they were entertained at the Rerreeh
mut Saloons.
About three o'clock, the 10th Regiment, New Ser
aey Volunteers, numbering 200 men, under the nom.
mend of Captain H. A. Peeing, arrived from their
native State. These are also re. enlisted veterans,
whose time of furlough has expired. They were
led at the Cooper Shoe Refreahment Saloon, and
then took the care for Dixie's land.
Ninety men, belonging to the 12th Massachusetts
Regiment, Captain A S. Hogg commending, arrived
in the evening from Guiloup's Island, Boston har
bor. They took the cars, after being fed at the
Cooper Shop Refreshment Saloon, about 10 o'clock
P. X.
Two hundred at d two recruits, with a guard, ar
rived from the draft rendezvous, at Albany, N. Y.
'They were under the charge of Capt J. M. Everett,
.r.f the 120th New York Volunteers. These men
were oleo fed at the o.arper.Shop Saloon.
At the same time, thla 30th Connecticut Regiment,
(colored,) numbering 295 men, under the command
of Captain R. K. Woodruff, arrived. They were
led at the Union Volunteer Refreshment Saipan.
Also, a squad for the 20th New Hampshire Regi
ment, Capt. Durgin commanding.
SEAMEN'S FRIENDS SOCIETY.--TllB an
nual report of the Pennsylvania Seamen's Friends
Society, which was submitted to the society on Fri
day evening, shows, that a great amount of good has
been done to the sodlore through its iontrumentalits..
One of the provisions of the isoaiet'y in a Sailors'
Home, in which they are cared for while on shore,
and protected from rascally hoarding house keepers ;
1 : 276 sailors, of whom 30 were shipwrecked, were
accommodated there during the past year.
The society distributed among the mitten 3,450
religious books i 28,108 page. of religions tract., and
3694 Bibles last yerir.
The treasurer reports the receipt of $3,321.75; and
expenditures, $2 480 58 ; leaving a balance of $341.17
on hand.
The Seilore' Home is being renovated and en
larged, so as to aee'JmraGdate a greater number of
-seamen.
The number of these homes in the United. States
is 15, at which 10 254. se amen have been taken ere
-of during the year 1863. There are 86 regular a:nap
htha, nOt inciuning those of the navy, and 4t Beth
el", at which them is an average attendance of 4,-
"'ASO every Sunday.
A. NEW HOSPITAL.—The Homoeopathic
Infirmary, at the last meeting of its Board of
Managers, resolved to establish a hospital where
patients requiring surgical operation. and cases of
injuries by accident can be admitted, and where dis
charged soldiers wounded in our country'. defence,
who prefer this method of cure, can find a home.
The building at the southeast corner of Eleventh
and Coates street■ has been secured, and is now
ready to be fitted up for the object designated. Do
nations or 'tooth, hospital stores, and such articles
as are needed to prepare wards for the nick and
wounded, will be thankfully received at the office.
Perscms may become members of the association by
the payment of five dollars per annum, or they may
become annual subscribers by paying three dollars.
Malty of our citizens will doubtless feel it a pleasure
to contribute to an institution of this character.
ARRIVAL OF VESSR,LS SUPPOSED TO BB
MOST.—Tbe ships Monitor and Recovery arrived in
Delaware bay au Saturday morning. These vessels
left Liverpool on the 29th of -Tannery last, and not
arriving at the usual time, were given up as lost.
The heavy storms which have prevailed on the
-ccean this year were the cause of their not arriving.
They will arrive off the city to day.
DEPARTURE, OR A STEAMER.—The sup
ply-iteamer Masaachusetts, Lieut. Win. H. Welt
condnanding, left the navy yard on Saturday, With
a large cargo for the different vessels in the South
Atlantic Blockading Squadron.
PUT BACK.—The U. S. steamer Shenan
doah, which lett this port about two weeks ago. for
the South Atlantic Squadron, put back on Satur•
day evening, in an injured ante.
.1' P'OIJIOU.
[Before Br. U. S. Commissioner A. H. Smith. 3 .
Fully Committed - Strange Developments.
'Henry Adair wee arraigned on Saturday on the
ehorge of procuring men or minors to enlist, and
then sueoseding in getting them to desert. The evi
deuce developed an interesting allay of facts, as fol
lows: James Brien, in the nineteenth year of his
age, was the only Witness examined. He testified
that Adair treated him and another young fellow
named Zechariah Brown to so great an extent as in.
totileation. While under the effects of the liquor he
induced the two young men to proceed to Harris.
burg to enlist. They started for that place and af
ter reaching there were taken to the recruiting quar
ters of the 184th Regiment P. V, where they were
enlisted. At the suggestion of Adsir the two young
men gave the fictitious names Of James Dougherty
and George Dross. The parties were duly sworn in,
and the sum of $llO each was paid them, making
1,220 as the awn total. Uniforms were furnished
them, and they were told to go to camp and put them
on. They proceeded to a tent where no one was
- present and donned the uniforms without taking
their citizens' dress off.
Thus apparelled they left the camp, there being
co guard to - prevent free rippers or egress. A.dsir was
met, and the three took a walk toward the cars.
While on the road they took their uniforms off and
threw them into a cellar, and soon after this entered
the CRS sad proceeded 10 Philadelphia. The sum
or money received was divided equally between the
three persons. Atter arriving in Philadelphia, Adair
wanted Brien to go to another place in the country
to do the same thing over again, where s' money was
DrettY free-" The deserter recruit, who had by
this lime become sober, refused, whereupon Adair
•
threatened to ictorm on blot for desertion. Brian,
fearful of this, Went to the provost marshal's he sd.
quarter, and informed on Adair. The latter was
arrested. He was committed to await his trial at
a re May term of the /Jolted States Court. These
re It the facts of the case as developed at the
h ea ring. /t is not imprudent, this connection, to
Jay that the above belongs to a class of cases that
are seldom prosecuted to conviction, and therefore
the swindling scoundrels generally go clear, to do
the same thing over and over again. The deserter,
in the above case, may be demanded by the Govern.
went as a deserter, and sent at- once to the front,
subject to the fatal contingencies of his position.
The day of trial comes while he is thus absent; and
the party guilty of a gross wrong escapes. This
subject is' worthy the attention of the Legislature.
[Before Mr. Alderman Patchel..l
Child lbw Over.
The driver and conductor of a car of the Lombard
and South•street Passenger Railroad Oompany were
arraigned, on Saturday - evening, on the charge of
running , a car over a little boy about seven years old,
named Douglass Knorr. The accident happened on
South street, near Thirteenth, in the immediate vi
cinity of the home of the child. The conductor waft
discharged, but the driver, was held to await the in.
juries inflicted upon the little boy. It is said that
both legs were fractured, and that death would Pro.
bably result.
THE COURTS_
Supreme Court at Nisl Print—Judge Wood-
Lehigh Coal and Navigation Company vs. The
Beaver meadow Railroad Company. In Equity.
In this case, in which the Court a short time ago
granted a preliminary injunction against the defend
ants, Messrs. Campbell and Porter, counsel for de
fendants, on Saturday made a motion that the order
for the injunction be so amended: " That in the
construction of the railroad of the complainants, by
them proposed to be built, they shall so move the
materials, to be need by them in making their em
bankments, as not to wheel the said materials, or
otherwise cross the railroad of the defendants there
with at grade."
The proposed amendment was opposed by Messrs.
Gibbons and Wharton for complainants, aod, after
argument pro and coo., the matter was held under
advisement.
The other courts were in session, but, aside from
disposing of the usual Saturday's lists, nothing was
done.
EDUCATIONAL.
CRITTENDEN'S PHI r, A.DE LPEI IA
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 037 CHESTNIIT Street.
corner of beventb. —lnstruction in BOOKKEEPING for
wholesale or Retail Jobbing, Importing. Manufactur
nipping and Commission Realness. Joint Stock Compa
lite 8. and banking Business, dm
PEN lAff SHIP in all i s branches. Commercial Cal
culations. Commercial Law. &c.
Suoents instructed separateiy, and received at any
time. apl6.2:'
IRRYANT, STRATTON, & B
&N iIS
TEE'S STATE AND NAT OB COMNIEBITIaL
COLLEGE, S. B. corner of SINE !VI% and OHESTNIir
Streets Instruction in Book. ireptur. Commercial Law.
Commercial Arithmetic Basic:ape P,qinitinehtp, Susi-
Mena Cron. epondencie. and Telegraphing. A fall prepare
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time at, this Institution.
Call or rend for a, circular.
SRLECT FAMILY BOARDING
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG MEN aND BOYS. Arouvr
TUESDAYam counts. P. SttlSloll Opens On the riasr
of May. Fin circulars. uddrees
81116 /DI R. A. MORRISON, Principal
PHILADELPHIA COL t,EGIATE IN
STITVTE FOR YOUSG LADIES. No. 1530 ARCH
Street. Bev. CHARLES A. SSILTAI. D. D.. Z. CLA
RENCE RUITH. A. M.. Principals.
Ninth Year Three departments: Primary. Academic,
and Cotterlsle.lFalt eallAge eonrera in MIMICS]. rfriathina-
Oral. higher Enalleh, .nd Eataral Science. for those who
graduate Modern L,mgrages. Music. Painting. and Rio.
tionby the best roasterP. For circulars apply at the lneti
tnts.df address Box 2611 P. 0.. Ph.iosi apl36m.
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Young ladies. If you wish thorough instruction
in music, scecial opportunities are afforded at ORS\,OE
SEMINARY, six miles west of Carlisle. Best of board.
able teachers. pleasant home.
Address C. HIINTINGTO fit SAUNDERS.
son lm Plainfield. Cumb. co , Pa.
REI,LE V u.u: FEMALE INSTITUTE
-- • BOARDINO SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
This InFtitutton, betzurVic Up awl healthfully located.
in the noithern limits Lf ATTLEBORO UGH, Bucks cou.n.
ty Pa , will commence its Spring and Summer Term ox
the with of FIFTH MONTH next, and sontixute in genic%
twelve weal's.
The course of instruction is thoronseh and complete it
all the Elementary and higher branches of an ENGLISH
CLASsICAL, AND MATHEMATICAL F,DUCATION
The French Language is taught by a native Freud,
teacher.
Circulars, giving full particulars, may be had on app
plies-don to the Principals, Attleboronab P 0 , %ski
county, ISRAEL J GRAHAM'S,
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VILLAGE GREEN SEMINAR - 5 -
NEAR MEDIA. FA. —Pupils received at any Maxi
jinglish Mathematice, Classics. and Natural Scienea
taught. Military Tactics. Book-keepina. and Civil
gineering taught. Entire expenses about IS per yea.
Boys of all ages taken. Befers to Wm. H Kern. en
Sheriff; John C. Capp & Co., No. 23 South Third street
MA Thomas J. Clayton. Seq.. Fifth and Prune etreste.
Address Rey. J. BAXVIT BARTOW. A. M.. Wise.
Green. Pa 07-11
COPARTNERSHIPS.
THE FIRM OF COX & CLARK. IS
tbis day dissolved by mutual consent.
wit. P. Cox,
JACOB CLAIM
April 11, 1864.
The undersigned have this day entered into Copartner
ship, under the firm of CLARK & McCORMICK. for the
transaction of a general COAL hiainess. Office 305
WALNUT Street. Jal.lo 3 'MARK.
FR CI3 Mc3OII.MICK.
PRILADA... April 11. 1864. apl6-St
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
liaise Is hereby given that the partnership here
tofore existing between the subscribers. tinder the Erni
Of SALLAD3, & CO., has this day been
dissolved by mutant conse O.B nt
ORIR M. LAIMUN
AISPIDREW 111 SALL LDP.
J. u. BITLIRa.
PHILADELPHIA, Arlin./ 1864.
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the firm of LAThif b:N. SALLADE, & CO ,
Will present the same io LANMAN & 6 iLL ADS. in
whose names the business will be sondumed in tatare.
L MIRAN & BALLADS.
APRIL 12, 1564 aplS•l2t
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP_
HENRY W. KANAGA having purchased the in
terests of TREVOR T. FOWLER and Ttircovir JACK
SON, in the business heretofore carried on in the Girard
House. under the style of KANAOA. FOWLER & CO..
the partnership is hereby declared to he dissolved. All
parties indebted to the said firm are requested to make
settlement with Henry W. Kama.
HENRY W. KANAGA,
TREVOR T. FOWLER.
TOTLOW JACKSON.
PHILADELPHIA, April 4. 1864. ap7-tf
NOTICE.-CHARLES C. KNIGHT IS
4-1 admitted to an interest in (pit
. bneAness . ltort this
date. • E6MBi
Merch 'at - 63
Iron and - 6teel. ants.
N. E. corner SECOr•D and VINE Streets, and
42 and 44 North FRONT Street.
PHILADELPITIA, April 1. 1964.
THE UNDERSIGNED HIVE THIS
-A- DAY entered into copartnership. and having pur
chased the interest of PETER T. WEIGHT & CO., will
continue the Wholesale Drug business. tinder the name of
STRETCH. BEENETT & CU.. at the old stand, No. 609
HAMM Street.
AARON STRUM.
JOSEPH S. B.I.NNETT.
FHTLADELPHIA, April 1. If6l. apl•lm
HOTELS.
JONES 'HOUSE,
HARRISBURG, PA.,,
lORNER MARKET STREET 2ND KAIMET SQUAKE
ff.t-attax hoax*. Yoram. $2 per day
"AVENUE HOUSE,"
WASHINGTON, D. 0.
The undersigned having leased the above Renee.
,ttnated on the corner of sEVENTEL Street and PENN
SYLVANIA. Avenue, for a tern of years, he solicits the
%mar natronage and the travelling Public generally,
tad will at all tbass be happy to see as old friend&
Respectfully, 0. T. JONSIII.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. March S. Mt mbil•Om
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LIARD TABLES.
MOORE & CAMPION
No. *261. SOUTH SECOND STREET,
is connection with their extensive Cabinet business, are
now manufacturing a superior article of
BILLIARD TABLES,
and have new en hand a full supply, finished with. the
MODALS a CAMPION'S IMPELOVBro CUSHIONS,
wh• eh are pronounced by all who have used them to be
superior to all others For thequality and finish of
these Tables, the manufacturers refer to their numerous
patrons throughout the Union, who are familiar with
the character of their work. ap6.6in
co*.S
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Equal if not superior to Lehigh. Also. Hart's Ns
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20 00. Large Nut, 18.00 per ton. Goal forfened if no:
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A. limited quantity of this superior Wine has been se
cured for the undersigned, and the first shipment of 60r
cuss has arrived, by the steamship Olympus. dirs
from the cellars of the well-known house of
MESSRS. DS VSNOGE & CO..
at RpernaT, France. The present invoice will be intro.
duced into this market at the very low price of
TWENTY DOLLARS PER CASS OF QUARTS,
payable in currency, which Is much below its first cost.
The superior quality of thli 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 undersigned.
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No. 7 BROAD. Street. near Wall.
apl-311t NliFif TORE.
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
FARRELL, IRVING, Jo co.,
510 MINOR STREET.
ManzStet - users of ROLL WRAPPERS, DOUBLE and
MINGLE MBDIUM. CAP. and CROWN MANILLA, on
tumid, or made to order.
Highest Pries Paid for rope M large or small Quanti
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NOTICJE OF REMOVAL.
The midersirned would inform their friends sad the
public gartllk Walt= i t im e rroved from their Old
SPLENDID NEW WAREROOMS,
No. QIN ARM STELNNT I
where they will continue the tale of
GAB FIXTURES, CHANDELIERS,
COAL-OIL BUpERS, &c.
Haying Amoelatad hone Mr. CHARLIE
PAGE, (formerly the Principal Designer for Oornelina
& Baker,) we are now prepared to execute orders for Gas
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the most massive and efaborate.
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SHEITT3IN BOLT B ICH - BOLT&
and many artleles of ailding and Carriage Eardware.
manulagoued mid kept on hand at
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A YOUTH'S HISTORY OF
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ELECTRICITY -ITS WONDERS AS
A 'PP ERAPEUTIC AGSM%
The elthrot of the following Advertisement is to set
forth scmething new in the development of a new phi
losephy : something true, having for its basis immutable
facts; something reasonable. tweaking forth the lan
guage of nature, and somas Sing important, as it reveals
the only true rationale for the physical ille of man.
Electricity is a'ways safe in the hands of an experi
enced operator. "be currents are perfectly under con
trot, and can be regulated to snit the delicate gems of a
child without any unpleasant sensation.
All those who have long suffered from painful and ob
stinate diseases!
All those who have been given up by other physi
cians
All those who have been dismissed as incnratle from
hospitals ! ARE INVITBD TO CALL.
Nearly five years ago, Prof. C. H. BOLLBS legated
himself in the city of Philadelphia. at. 1220 WALNUT
Street, and announced his great discovery in the then'.
pectic application of Magnetism, Galvanism, and other
modifications of Electricity for the cure of the moat ob
stinate, acute, and chronic diseases.
In announcing to the public a dtecovery so intimately
connected With the well-being of our race. it may he
deemed proper to make a fete prefatory remarks to
prepare the mind of the reader for the reception of eri•
den ces and Acts too incredible for belief.
This discovery is the result bf more than ten years'
bard and tclentifle investigation. It develops not only
a reliable system for the diagnosis of dieesse test the
only efficient and reliable meats of care. Its great dupe•
riorily over all other systems for the care of disease has
been practically tested for more than ten years. and for
nearly five years in Philadelphia, where twelve thou
sand invalids have been treated. suffering from almost
every form and condition of disease common to all sec
tions of cur country, who, after treatment by the most
eminent medical men in Philadelphia, Boston. New
York. and other cities. had been given up as insurable;
anti in nearly every case a perfect cure•had been effected
by Professor BOLLES.
Many of the mot obstinate of the above cases treated.
base been warranted by special contract, and net a fail
tire has been made in any warranted case. As indubi
table evidence of the foregoing statemeit. Professor
BOLLES has adduced in the following advertleerftent.
testimonials from citizens of Philadelphia. who had
suffered from a complication of diseases, for four, ten,
and even thirty year:, and had availed themselves of the
best medical skill in this and other cities, and were
given up as incurable. but afterwards were fully restored
to health by a few applications of Electricity. Such an
array of evidence as will hereafter appear in this adver
thence. is not merely to show that Professor BOLLBS
has made an important discovery in the application or
Electricity as a therapeutic agent, bat empeatically to
show that nearly all diseases which have been consider
ed incurable. in all past ages, and are so coneldered at
the present time by the most eminent medicat men. can
be speedily and permanently cured by the different mo•
difications of Electricity. when applied in harmony with
his diecovery of the 'action of . Electricity through the
cerebro- spinal axis.
. .
Professor B. has eared, is curing. and farther yr:edges
himself to Cure a certain class of diseases acknowledged
to be i incurable by any known proeese of medication.
diseases that never hate, nor never can be controlled,
only by his mode of applying the various modifications
of Bleetileity ,
Be is often asked for what diseases is Blectrinity best
adapted? In reply he would say, for all Ibeabss to
which flesh is heir—acute or chronic inflammatory or
purely tic. In all cases where medicine is beneficial, and
In all cases beyond the influence and control of medi
cine. Electricity has the power of arousing. the vital
force by changing its polarities, thereby regulating SO'
eittion, excretion. digestion, and circulation, and bring
ing the eyatem back to a condition of harmony and health.
Thousands of the most reliable individuals in this city
who have been treated by ProfUssor 8., 1320 Walnut
street, can and will vouch for the above statement or
facts in their own astonishing cures. Be verily believes
that he bas cured more obstinate diseases during the five
years. or nearly, of his practice in the city of Pailadel
phia, than all the medical men that hays ever practiced
in this city, either allooathicallY. homosopaghleally, or
by any other pathy. This assertion may look lige boast •
leg, but it is true, every word of it; for who ever heard
of such astonishing cases? As if by magic obstinate e. it
eases.. Which have for man years resisted all other
treatment, are often cured to t centy minutes, and often
in less time; and in all cases a warrantee is given when
the patient ds sires ILL Who snail properly estimate the
incalculable blessing thus so speedily conferred on suf
fering humanity. wnen. instead of bring drugged for
months, and thrown on hens of languishing, health is
restored by Professor BOLLIte treatment in mauf cases
almost instantaneously? In Conclusion, we would say,
for the encouragement of the dyspeptic. neuralgic, COX
snmptive, rheumatic. paralytic, ept. eptic, and, in tine
all those on whom medical treatment ever did and ever
will prove a total failure, that there is still hope in your
ease, and a fair chance for your recovery at 1220 WAL
BUT street.'
COM PLIMENTART REMILUTIONS.—Ftwat MEDICAL
MEN ksn Ornsas —At the close of a Course of Lectures,
delivered to ne, ms tubers of one of the many Classes of
Profeesor C. H. kOLLES, who has been developing his
discovery for nearly four years, at 1220 Walnut sing. in
the city of Philadelphia, in the application of Galvanism,
Magnetism, and other mndifications of Electricity, the
following resolutions were unanimously parsed:
Resolved, That as we have been eye witnesses for
many weeks in the Institution of Prof Bolles. and have
good reason to believe that be bag discovered new prin
ciples in the application of the different modulations of
Electricity to the various diseased conditions of the ha.
man system; and that, in the treatment of different
diseases., we have been convinced that, in his hand. as
also his students, the application of Electricity is a relia
ble therapeutic. and that he has taught us a new. ra
tional, and ecientitio.Yhilosophy, and we believe the
mils reliable theory of disease and mode of cure.
Resolved. That in our judgment, the pailosophyad
vanced. and so clearly demonstrated in the Course of
Lectures, is entirely new and original with Professor
Bolles. and not known to the Manisa Profession, and
that the great success which has attended his practice in
this city is alone the result of his scientific discovery of
Electrical laws hitherto unknown to man, and that the
many failures of other men in this city, using this
mighty agent, is owing to their ignorance of the 'true
principles of Electricity.
.Resolved, That we, in duty to suffering humanity,and
for the great progress of the human rare in approxi
made gloa condition of health and happiness, commend
the Professor and hie theory and practice to the public,
and bid him God-speed, as we believe his Brea , mission
is one of benevolence sad mercy. and calcutated to be ae
ht humanity in the only scientific and reliable way to a
Real restoration cf health and physical happiness.
Resolved, That we tender to Prof. Bolles our thanks
for his lucid instruction and kind attention tows, indi
vidually and as a clam: that be has redeemed every
pledge or tiontranco trade by him, and that in partmit
from him he has our best wishes for his happiness and
prosperity. and we heartily commend him to alt scion•
title investigators, and also to the diseased of body and
min d.
dao, Resolved, That the proceedings of this meeting
be elan ed by each member of the date, and pahltshe4 in
the city papers
By order of the Class.
M. J. (lALLOVirar, M. D , Chairman.
W. B. Brown. ThimasAlhn,three doom
E. A. Steel, M. D. east of Fortieth street
J. C. Reed. M. D. S. W. Beckwith. No 9 Wood-
E. T. Elliot M. D, land Terrace. Phila.
Frederick Wo..k..lllitthenv E. H. Nash. 3lt Noah iiixth
House Phila. street Phila.
Jasob Grim,122.9 North Mar- H. B Tuttle. M. D.
shall street, Phila. J. H. Bartholomew, kite-
W. H. Puller. M D. gheny House. Phila.
Philadelphia. May 411, 19133.
ASTONISHPNG RESULTS.
The following report is not the result of hearsay. or
far-off certifies es or reports of men of d kubtfol verscitr,
but from reliable business and professional men in our
very midst, whose report was arrived at after weeks of
careful Investigation at 1221 Walnut street. where Prof.
BOLLES has boon testing his discovery in the applica
tion of Electricity, for the epeedy and perManent me of
acute and chronic diseases, -for nails ten years. in
which time he has treated more than seven thonsand
in
valids with success.
FROM & FEW RELIABLE MEN IN PHILADEL
PHIA. —We. the undersigned. having been treated tor
obstinate diseases by Professor Bolles, at 1220 Walnut
street, PhilstdelDbitt, which had resisted for a long time
the treatment of the most eminent medical men in this
y;ci and also having witnessed the results of his treat.
meat on a g eat number or our acquaintances and friends,
for acute and chronic diaeasea,' do therefore take great
pleasure in recommending to the public hie important
nit covery.
Be has been located over four years at 1220 Walnut
street, testing his treatment on many thousands of our
most reliable citizens by his new discovery of applying
Galvanism. Magnetism, and other modifications of Elec
tricity, and having watched his success in the speedy
and permanent cures of hundreds of our friends. as well
as ourselves, and especially that ohms of climates never
bensiltted by medicines; therefore.
Relic lined, That we. the undersigned, regard the great
success we have witnessed for months lathe treatment of
Consumption. Rheumatism, Paralysis, Insanity, Dia
betes, Bronchitis, all Nervous Die.ases. Catarrh. &matt
reels, Aphonia, Asthma, Ague Chills. Contraction of
Limbs,St. Vitete' Deane, Coldness of Feet. Heeds, or
Head; Deafness, Dyspepsia, all forms; Epi °Fs's'. Hemor
rhage, White Swelling. Mental Depression, Neuralgia
Withered Limbs, Convulsions, Palpitation of the Heart.
and Lockjaw. as indubitable evidences of 'rofessor B.'s
scientific application of Electricity for the speedy cure of
all eatable dioceses.
E. A. Stsele,lll D. No 6 South Twelfth. street; Win.
H. Shriven Baines street. Germantown; L. C. Stock.
ten, 2 6 Market street, Philadelphia; John McCormick.
3220 Ridge avenue: Thomas Allen. Fortieth ant Chest
nut. West Philadelphia; Charles H Grigg, Nos. 219 and
221 Church alley 'Emanuel Bey. 707 Sansom street, at
torney -at. Law t Isaac D Guyer. 2 Woodland Terrace;
B. N. Nash. 112 South Sixth street: H. Craig, 1720 Arch
street. 118 Broad street; Robert D. IV, VA 61 Borth
Third street; A. 11. Croll, northeast corner Tenth and
Market streets
Iy. B.—Professor Mlles takes pleasure in referring the
sick to the above names, and the following, whose arr.
tificates have been or will be given in fail for anti food
of humanity
Judah Levy. Bronchial Consumption. 814 South Front
street. Edward T. Evans. preacher of the M E Demon,
Dyspepsia of lend standing. Laryngitis, and Lumbago,
1605 Helmuth street William H. Shaine. Paralysis of
lower limbs. Paraplegy. and Epilepsy. publisher of the
National Merchant. 126 South Second street Thomas
OWene. Congestion of the Brain. and severe Hemorrhage
of the Lungs and Diabetes.. Americsn Hotel. Philadel
phia. James Nugent. Deafness for nix years, and ring
in g and roaring in the head, Fifteenth and Bedford its.
William Morgan, General Debility. 401 Spruce street..
Thomas Herron, severe Diabetes, Rose Mills, West Phi
ladelrhia George Grant, Rheumatic .Gout. long stand
ing. 610 Chestnut street. H. T. DeSiiver. Chronic Neu
ralgia and inflammatory Rheumatism. 1786 Chestnut
street. 0. H Carmick Chronic Dyspepsia and Indam
mation of the Kidneys. Chestnut and Fortieth streets.
Oe.orge W. Frees, ispliepsy, 1492 North Thirteenth street.
Anthony Carney. Consumption. 1217 Market street. Ed
ward McMahon. Consumption. 1227 Front street. Mae.
H. Grigg, Dyspepsia and Constipation, Tenth and Arch
streets. J. Bickel. Chronic Bronchitis, Constipation,
and Congestion of the Brain. 618 Callowhill street. Rev.
J. Mallory. Aphonia. Philadelphia
HEMORRHAGE —I find no difficulty in arresting all
oroinery cases of Hemorrhage by the influence of Elec
tricity. and in preventing the recurrence of the same.
READ THE FOLLOWING.—For over five years I have
been subject to periodical attacks of a nervous nature.
so severe as to prostrate every faculty and function of
mind and body. . Such has been the pressure upon the
brain. that the most potent counteracting remedies have
been employed to prevent apoplexy.
During these attacks, which continue for severaljays,
my sufferings are indescribable; so intense, in facer that
I am nearly Anconecione of everything save my own
agonies.
The large blood vessels have been so distended that
large quantities of blood have been forced from the re.
enter channels. which I have vomited up. I have been
during these attacks under the treatment of a number of
the most eminent physicians, both in this country and
üba and none set iced to understand my case, or at all
events did nothing to relieve my sufferings About
three months ago. I learned of the discovery of Pro
fessor Bolles in the application of Electricity for the care
of disease. At the time. I was so prostrate in body, also
in mind, that I could scarcely Walk, or attend to any
kind ofletteinees, or even recognize familiar frees
In this condition, I called on him, at No. 1220 Wsittni,
street, for conanitation, and atter an, electrical keet., hA
informed me that my whole trouble grew out of a die
turbanceof electrical polarities of the brain and nervous
stem. I submitted myself to hie treatment. and found
almost instant relief. It seemed at once that the electric
fluid had bit the seat of disease. and was driving it from
the sprier. He repeated the erteration a number of
times. until I was restored to perfect health. My system
seems entirely changed, and I have no doubt the care is
permanent.
I have conversed with several gentlemen who.have
been long sufferers from obstinate diseases. and were
restored to health by Professor Braise. I think he Its s
made a great discovery—one that will ultimately super
sede all other modes of medical practice.
iFIOMAS OWENS.
American Hotel. Philadelphia.
Wonderful extra of Inflammation of the Lungs. performed
by Protestor C. H. Bolles, 1010 Walnut street. Plata
delpido. load tho following!
I have been a great anfferer for the last twelve learn.
which was contracted from a disease I took in Cali
fornia gold mines, by great exposure to cold by working
in the water; nearly lost my life from inflammation of
the lunge; had several attacks After I returned to this
city, I Bad several pulmonary attache here. some of
acute inflaMlattllon upo n the lungs; was treated by the
most eminent medics men. but the cause of my difficult.Y
rtmalned unmoved. No medical man has been able to
do me any permanent gocd by medical treatment- About
three weeks ago. I had a most severe attack of inflam
mation upon she lungs; my sufferings were hide art
bable. I reported to medical treatment, which seemed
to be nriavailing. and I seemed rapidly oinking in the
arms of death. when I chanced to see J. J Bailey 219
Market street. woo had been cared by Professor Male%
of 122, Walnut street. Mr. Bailee advised me to see Pro
fessor Bolles at once. which I did, and In ten minutes. as
strange as it may appear, I was perfectly free of my suffer
tags. At the time i rofessor Balks treated me. 1 was safer
g with ibe meet severe soasmodic couch withonCany .
expectoration f oureemed I could not live an hour. He
has [retard me times einci, and I am porfacilV re
lieved. This cure to me Is Will a wonder of wonders
No shocks given: all was pleasant and agreeable.
I would cheerfully invite all the sick to avail thsm
selyss of this new practice. I shall ever feel thankful to
Mr. J. J Bailey for Informing me where I could he cured.
JUDAH LEVY.
914 Forth 'Fourth street. Philadelphia.
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Owing to the anxiety Manifested by medical men and
others, to learn the theory and practice of Medical
Electricity. Professor C. H. BOLLES has consent" to
Rive another course of lectures. and full laetrile
1 , 10 1 far applying Galvanism Magnetism, and other
MOdilloatioas of E:cctrtoity, an a reliable iht,Parantia
agent for the cure of Acute and Chronic diseases.
9 he c ent se of Lectures will commence MAY 17th. IE6I.
at tke Institution, isioup WALNUT Street, Philadel
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PHILADELPHIA, Aoril 16, 1864.
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CAVALRY' HORSES wanted immediately. One
and forty dollars per owed will be paid for all Ca
valry Homes delivered at thelVdliam Penn Hotel in this
city. Horses to be sound in all particulars, not less than
five. nor more than nine years old; from 1454 to 16 hands
high, fall-fleshed, compactly built, bridle wise. and of
size eufficient for cavalry purposes. ho r sescer wil weren
attendance to inspect an, pay for the as deltd.
EL R. CROSHLIN.,
apll3-tt Asst. Q. M. General U. S. L.
I,OOOARTILLKWY HORSES
WANTED AT ONCE.
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON.
WAsurgoTex. D. 0.. April iith.mos..
Loco HOBBES. suitabie for Artillery service, will be
Purchased at thia depot by the undersigned. ht open
market. from date until MAY Huh. 1861. in tote
per ani mal.
at one bundred and sixty. ve dollars OM) per
each animal to be subjected to,the usual Government in
enaction before being accepted.
Hones to be delivered to and inspected by Capt. C. H.
Tompkins. A. Q El. D. 8 corner of Tiranty-Second
and G streets. Wasbiulion. D. C
H wicxsa,
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
anl2-24t Depot of Washington. D. C.
3,000 HORSES WANTED.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
CAVALRY th 1613.417,
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARTERMASTER
WASHINGTON. D C.. Marsh 8. 1864.
One hundred and fifty (6150) dollars per head will be
paid for all
CAVALRY HORSIIB
delivered within the next thirty (10) days at the Govern.
Ment Stables at Glesboro, D. Cl.
Said horses to be soun d in all paYtienlars. not less than
tive (6) nor more than nine CO years old; from 14% to 16
hands high, Mil fleshed, compactly built, bridle wise,
and of size sufficient fur cavalry purposes.
These specifications will be strictly adhered to and
rigidly enforced in every particular
Payment made on delivery of tea (10) and over.
Room of inspection from 9 A. Ai. to 6 P. M.
Jesum A. Incur.
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
mh24-30t , Cavalry Bureau.
NOTICE TO CONTRA.CTORS.
OFFICE OF TEM. COLUMBIA AND. PORT DS
WAIT RAILROAD COMPANY,
CoLostsre, Pa. , April 6. DAL
Sealed Proposals fur the Graduation and Masonry of
that portion of the COLUMBIA AND POET DEPOSIT
RAILROAD, between Columbia and the bead of the Old
Maryland Canal. a distance of twenty. nine miles (In
semione of one mile), will be received at the °film. in
MAW Biz set, below LooerA. until noon of the.:l6th in
stant. Plans and Profiles., the work will there be ow.
bibited for one week pr evious to that date
C. F KAUFFMAN, President.
J. A. SHEAFF, Chin 13011011.1% ap9 tap 26
npßicE ARMY CLOTHING AND
O '
EQUIPAGE, T WELPTH and GIB I.IID Street.
I.IIILADELPFILF A. April 12. IESI.
SEALED PROPOS/ ES will be received at this office
until 12 o'clock M., on MONDAY. the lath instant, for
supplying the Schuylkill Arsenal with the following ar
ticles: N
Trousers for 'Mounted Mon. fary-blue. Army standard.
Which are regain- d immediately.
Also, Lacing Cord for water-proof shelter Tanis. -
Bidders must state in their proposals the price, Which
must be given in writing, as well as in Agues, also the
quantity bid for, and time of delivery.
Bids from defaulting contractors will not be re
ceived
Blank forms for proposals can be bad upon application
at this utiles.
Proposals must be endorsed. " Proposals for Arm/
Supplies," stating the particular article bid for.
6-. H. CROdMAN.
ap14418 Colonel and Asst. Qr. M. Owl U. S. Army.
LEGAL.
Es AT E OF 808 RET DENNIS,
deceased —Letters of Administration on said Estate
I eying been duly emitted to EBBE ,C• DENNIS. of the
City of Philadelphia, all persona indebted to said Estate
are re.ittested to make payment, .91)/1 ill /*none haying
ciatme against the same will present them, without
delay, to
REBECCA DE WIS. Administratrlm.
1434 WILEY edreet. _
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
-a- orrrAsilk giairont oy.RINLA.D4PHIA._
-_- - -
Estate of JOSEPH HUN N RICER deceaed.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle.
and adjust the account of HENRY S. HAGS/LT, Esq.,
Trustee, end to report dietr` button of the barauce in the
hands of the accountant, will meet the parties interested
for the purposes of his appointment on TUES. AY. the
26th day of April. 1864, at 4 o'clock P. M.. at his Office,
Vo. 131 senth FIFTH 'Street in the Ct yof
phia. A. S. LETCHWORTH.
apl4 mat* Auditor.
TN '1 HE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND C .. ;0:1114TY OF,,PHILADELPHIA.,
rotate of JAMES S. WOOD WARD, deceased
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit.eettle,and
adjust the account of aIiTHONY W. WOOD gradea,
JOSEPH A. WOODWARD. and ISRAEL H. JOHNSON,
Executor. of James a. Woodward. dec. aced. and to
mabe distribution of the balance do the hands of the
accountants, will meet the parties interested for the
UnrPores of his appointment,fon Pi:WAD aT, Aptll 5.11.
1864, at 4 o'clock P. M., st his office, 131 South EIFTH
!greet, in the city of Philadelphia
apl3-wfm6t GEORGE M. CON/LIMOS, Auditor.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR
THU crry...AND nOrttPrZ OP
BIABGARET Wooik, deceased
Estate; of MRS.
Tie Auditor appointed by the Court to and% settle. and
adjust the secennt of L•JCRI3Ii D WOOD, JOHN
ROet-, and WILLIAM WORRELL. Executors of the
will of Mrs. Margaret Wood. deceased, and to make
dittribut ion of the balance in the bands of the account
ant, tells west the partite Interested for the purposes of
his appointment. on MONDAY, April 25th, 1861. at 4
o'clock P. M., at No. 128 Borah SIXTH Street, in the
city of Philadelphia.
anl3-almst B E. WALLACE. Auditor.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR
a THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PAIL&DBLPEIIi.
-. ~ ~:.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit. settle.
and adjust the account of CHARLES F. ASH' HEAD. Trus
tee of the Estate of ABRAHAM KELVIN. deceased. and
to make distribution of the balance in the hands of the
accountant. will meet the partien interested. for the our
poeee of his appoiniment. on .1110 N D AY, April 18. 1864.
at 4 o'clock P. bf.. at Me office, 2 2 corner of llghth. and
Locust streets, in the city of Philadelphia.
apß-fmnr6t DAAIEL DOUGHERTY, Auditor.
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PEILAVEL-PirliA.
Estate of WILLIAM PINCHIN, d«ceased
,
The auditor appointed by the Court to arulit settle,
and adjust the account of wit kMJ. 0 A.E, Mt Et Me
cutor of the will of WILLIAM PI NCHIN. dec.. ased, and
to make distribution of the balance In the hands of the
accountant. will meet the parties interested for the par-
Potes of hie appointment, on TIIESDA.Y, Apra 26th. lama,
at 4 o'clock ? M , at No. I:4S South Six Fa Street, in
the city of Philadelphia.
apllirflat H OGLER. Jr., Auditor.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
TN
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
DAM.; of M BT iAserrr. deceased
. - -
The J nditot appointed by the Gantt to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of the Pennsylvania Company
for Insurance on Lives and Granting Annuities, trustees
tinder the will of Mary. Passitt. deceased, and to report
distribution of the balance in the hands of the accon t
aut, will meet the parties interested for the purpobes of
his appointment, on MONDAY, April 25.1864. at 4 o'clock
P. M bis office, S. S. corner 8-XP.II and WALNDT
Streets, in the city of Philadelphia.
apld fmvat D. W. O'BRISN, Auditor.
STATE OF GEORGE F. WONIRA.TH,
V
deceased Letters Testamentary upon the Estate
of GEORGE F. WOMR&TH. deceased, haying been
granted by the Register of, Wills of Philadelphia County
to the undersigned, all. persons indebted to said. Estate
are requested to make payment, and those halting claims
or.deruande ogalnet the same. to make them k rt-Lw a with
out delay to HEN.RISITTA W. WOMSaT H.
Executrix, Frankford.
A.-$ WO MUTH,
F. E. WOKE sTtl,
WILLI. ittli Et MTh.
April 6,1864. Executors. 416 Arch St.
ap4-mot
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
upon the Netate of THOMAS.S. DAvra. deceased,
having been granted to the undersigned. all persons in
debted to said Estate are requested to make pannnit.
and those having claims to present them at once. to
HELEN e. DAVIS. Administratrix.
6Z3'North BIGHTHESNTH str.et. Planada.
Or to hor,Attorney. 0 T. BON'lairr.
m6r - 110 North NINTH Street.
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
upon the Estate of WILLIAM PINIK. deceased.
biotin; been granted to the undersigned. all persons in
debted to said Estate are requested to make payment,
and those haying claims to present them at once .
SOPHIA FINK. Admintetratrin.
1221 cALLoWHILL Street, Phimdelphia
Or to C. T. EONSALL, her Attorney, 116 North
DINTS Street. • apil-met
LETI EB S OF A DMIN Ina ANION
upon the E,tate of BERNARD MASSA, deceased.
baying been granted to the undereisned. all persons In
debted to said Estate are requested to make payment.
and those having claims to present them at once.
.LOVIVA MASSA. Admintetratrix, and
ABRAHAM H. BERBERS. Administrator.
813 It ►CHBL Street, l'hUadelphia.
Or to O. T. BONSALL, their Attorney. 116 North
NINTH Street. apil-mat
TN 7HE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
FOE THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHIL &DELPHI A.
AMANDA R HARTMAN. by bar next friend, No..
ye. WASHINGTON C. HARTMAN.
Dec. , Na Divorce.
Yon.ill nleage Me notice that a rule hoe been grant
ed on you to show cause why s divorce a vinculo matri
nmii should not be decreed in the above cause. return
able SATURDAY. April Md. 1864
To WASHINGTON C. HARTNAN. Reepondent In
above case. H TOWNSaND.
spll•mth2w Attorney for Libellant.
MEDICAL.
ILECTRICITY. WHAT IS LIFE
WITHOUT BLUTH 7—Messrs. ORIN $ ALLEN,
Medical Sleetricianc, having dissolved partneniltip. the
Practice Will be continued by THOS. ALLEN, at th e old
established office. No. 792 North TS.NTE Street. between
Coates and Brown where ho will still treat and care all
curable diew wee(whether Acute, Chronic. Pulmonary
orParalytie. without a chock or &llYpain.) With the va
rious modifications of Blestrielty an CL Galvanism. This
treatment has been found romaikohly eneeewthil in all
wee of Bronchitis , Diptheria. and other aceasee of the
throat and respiratory organs-
Consumption. drat sad se- Winans' and Catarrh.
eond stases. General Debility.
Paralysis. Diseases of the Liver or
Neuralgic- Ilidnoys„
Fairer and Agile. Diabetes.
t
Congesion.
Plolaans Uteri
.t (Palling oiL
wov,-
.iithini. -
Dyspepsia. Prolapans Ant (or Illes )
Rhenmatisat. Nocturnal Emissions, . Sse.
Bronchitis. Dearneso.
No charge for sonenitation. °Bice hours 9 A. If to I
P.M. Testimontabi to be mane at ones. 448 6m
TARRANT'S
EFFERVESCENT
SELTZER APERIENT,
Tor THIRTY YEARS has received the Favorable Ai*
commendation of the PUBLIC, and been USED and P.EZ.
80111 BED lake
PHYSICIANS IN THE LAND
AS TRV.
BEST REMEDY KNOWN '
FOR
Sick Headache.
Nervous Headache.
Dysysia. Soar Stomash.
Bilious Headache, Dizziness,
Costiveness. Loss of Appetite, Gout.
Indigestion, Torpidity of the Liver, OraYaL
• Rheumatic Affections. Piles. Heart
burn. Elea Sickness, Bilious
Attaeks, Fevers.
&s.. &c.
For Testimonials. he.. see Pamphlet with sash Bottle.
Manufactured only by TARRANT & CO.,
21S GREENWICH Street, New York
nos-ly FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
JUMELLE'S COMPOUND BIESUP ON
DOCK is successful as s remedy. because those who
nee it pronoun', it the best
COUGH STEM,
the best Blood Purifier, the most efficient Invigorator,
and the beet ooze for &natal& ever offered to thepuha.
Bold by the proprietor. F. JUBSE.LII,
1656 DIABNIfT fitment
malS.Bm And CU Drussists.
TAYLOR'S ARNICA OIL OR EMBRO
CATION never falls to sure Rheumatism. Neuralala,
Sprain. Prodded Feat. Chapped Banda. and all skin
diseases Price 26e, and Wholesale and Retail by H. B.
WMOl'l. DraulattlelliTTl and CALLAnnIIt.T.. tal+4,eia
66
B EDFORD WATER."-INDIVIDII
aIs and dealers will be supplied with " Bedford
,
Water. ' fresh from the Spring. at the shortest 110100. at
the following rates:
For barrel. 40 gang (0RD....". uu
Halt do do 2 00
Half do (mulberry) 3 33
The barrels are well steamed. so that purchasers may
depend upon receiving the Water as pore and /ma east
the Spring. All orders addressed to
robl7-21m L. ANDERSON. Radford. Pa-
PICKLES. -100 BBLS. PICKIAR IN
vinegar.
dO halt bbia. Males in vinegar.'
Also, three-gallon and live.aalion'nera do.
Tor sale b 7 RHODES at WILLIAMS.
mate Um south WiTER. fitreet
inn OASES PINET, OASTILLON, .
CO.'B COGNAC /3114NDY, lanatns from brig
Louts," from GordoAnx. For Bala by
WILLIAM - YRATON A (10
5401 A
South FILORT 81x443.
PROPOSALS
ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER
GSNERAL•S OPTICS.
PHILADELPHIA. Aprint 18M.
.
PROPOSALS will be received at this om s until BA.
TURD AT. 23,1 instant, at noon. for the tionetroct on
of a Well or Wells. having a continuous flaw of whole
some water. sufficient to supply the McClellan 11. e. A.
Hospital with 100,U0O gallons per day-
The tioniraotore will be required to furnish and net nri.
complete not less than two (2) pampa of the Woodward
or Worthington pattern. with all the pipes. stopcocks.
and connection% revired properly to discharge the
Water through the tanks and pipes now trines through
out this Hospital.
The 'whole apparatus. when completed.mud be work
ed from the preeent eteam boil 001
The contractor to have the use of all the pipes. cooks.
and valves. (including the fire-pninpa,) the property of
the Hospital. which shall be thrown out of use by the
propose new arrangement.
Before the aw.rd of thelcontract a bond, with B&Bs
&dory. security. will be required. guaranteeing a ...-
start supply of not leas than onahundred thousand (100. -
0(0) gallons of .sater, ae specified. daring all 110101006
Plane or the Hospital can be seen. and. infdrciation
received, at the office of J. Sic ARTHUR, Jr. , Architect.
209 South SIXTH Street.
By order of Colonel O. H.. Crosman, Assistant Q tarter
master General A. BO YD.
apl6 7t
Captain. and A Q. ef.
O FFICE OF SUBSISTENCE DEPART
MENT- FORT DELAWARE. Delaware. April 7. 1841.
SBA LSD PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be received
at this office until 12 o'clock. noon. on MONDAY. April
26th. 1864 (at which time they will be opened). for fur
nishing the post with Fresh Beef. to be deli vered at the
expense of the Contractor. in such quantities as may
from time to time be required, and on such days as the
commending r nicer may designate.
The beef to be of good quality of cattle weighing not
lees than (603) six unwired pounds dressed. nect.
shanks. and kidney tallow excluded. The betf of all
Bolts. Stags. Oxen Co ws. and Heifers will be rejected.
The necks of the Cattle slaughtered for see! to be deli
vered shall he cut off at the fourth vertebralj Mut. and
the breast trimmed down. The Awake of the forequar
ters to be cut off four Inches above the - knee joint. and of
the hindquarters eight inches above the gambrel or
bock joint. he beef to be famished in equal propor
tions or fore and hind quarters.
The Government will claim the right to reject the
whole or any pert of the beef feenished which may be of
a quality inferior to that required by the contract.
Each bid to secure consideration must contain a written
guaranty of two responsible persons. as follows: -
We. —. of the county of State of —, do hereby
guarantee that is (or are) able to fulfil a contract
in accordance with the terms of his (or their) proposi
tion, and should his (or their) propositon be accepted.
be (or they) will at once enter into* contract in accord.
ante therewith. and we are preoared to become his +steel
rities. giving good and sufficient bonds forits fulfilment.
The resporodoility of the guarantors ranAt be shown by
the official certificate of the Clerk of the nearest District
Court, or of the United Rates District Attorney. to be en
closed with the bid.
The Government reserves to itself the' right to reject
any or ail bids considered unreasonatite.
Payments to be made at the expiration of each month
in such funds as may, be on hand; if none on hand, to be
made le soon as received.
Proposals must be dialnctly endorsed "Proposals for
Fresh Beet " and addressed to Captain Gilbert S. (nark.
C. t. Vole , Fort Delaware, Del.
If a bid is in the name of a Rini. their names and their
postroffice address must appear, or they will not be con
sidered. -" - •
Bach person or member of a firm offering a rirmosal
must accompany it by an oath of allegiance to the United
States Government, if he bae not already filed one in
this °Met%
ell bide not complyinkstrictly with the terms of this
advertisement will be rejected,
GILBERT S. CLIRK.
Captain and C. S. Vole.
an' 1• mwrit
ARMY CLOTHING AND -EQUIPAGE
OFFICE,
CINCINNATI, Ohio. April it. len.
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned until
WBOngsDAY. April 20th. 1864, at 2 o'clock P. M., for
furnishing this Department (by contract) with:
Blankels—Woolen Army etandard.
Camp Nettles, do.
Color Belie, do.
Droms—complete. do.
Felling Axes (first quality only. and
to welch frotied.% to 53 . 4 pounds.), ado.
Felling axe Bandies. do.
Guidons (Omaha). do.
Kersey. gay Blue, do.
Piel Agee_ do.
Pick axe Handles, do.
spade, r
do
hhelter Tents. do..
Samples of which may be seen at the Office of/Moth/at
and kw:image in this city.
To be delivered free of charge, at the 11. B. Inspection
Warehouse, In this city, in good neW packages. With
the name cf the party furnisloing• the kind and quan
tity of /weds distinctly marked on each article and pack
age.
Parties offering goods must In all cases tarnish sam
ples, marked and numbered to correspond with their
proposal, and distinctly Mate in their bids the quantity
of goods they propose to furnish, the Price, and the time
of delivery.
A guarantee, signed by two . responsible persons, must
accompany each bid. guaranteeing that the bidder will
supply the articles awarded to him under hie proposal.
Bids will be opened on WEDNESDAY, April 20th.1884.
at 2 o 'clock P. 141. at this office. and bidders are re
quested to be present.
awards will be in ode on TH URSDAY, April 21st.
Bonds will be required that the contracts will be faith
fully fulfilled.
Te!egraros iodating to Proposals will not be noticed.
Blank Purina of Proposals may be obtained at this
office.
The right to reject any bid deemed unreasonable is
efierved.
BY order of Oa Thomas Swords, A, Q. M. G.
C. W. MN:TENON,
Captain and Q. Si
A SSISTANT QUARTEAMASTER. GE
fIIEAL'S OFFICE,
PHILADELPHIA, April 7,1984.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he received of office
until WEDNESDAY. the 20th inst at i 2 o'clock M.. for
the supply and delivery of all the Coal and Wood re
quired for the use of the various Hospitals, Offices. store
houses, and Public Braidings in and around Phira
delphia, from the let of MAY neat until the ROM A.P.M.
1865, inclusive.
Deliveries are to be made at rich times and in such
qmintiriee at required, and to include Germantown,
West Philadelphia, Ricsmown, Port Mifflin, Summit
House. and atester. Pa.
Coal to be of best quality—anthracite, stove. egg, or
broken—ea may be deeired. subject to meoectinu, and
to weigh 2240 the. to the ton. free from dirt.- Wood to
be of best quality, oak or pipe, as required.
The right is reservtd to eject all bids deemed too high,
and no bid from a deLaulting contractor will be received.
By coder. Colonel O. H CHOSHAN,
•N Assistant Quartermaster General.
A. BOYD.
Captain and M .II
SMALL STORES, &c.
apS tap2o
NAVY DEPARTMENT...
BURRAC OP PROVISIONS AND CLOTRLND•
March 26, MM.
. .
SEPARATE PROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed.
'Propoealmfor Small Stores. &c will be receivad at
this office until 12 o'clock on the 26th dar,of. April
mxt, for furnishing and delivering (on receiving ten
days' notice) at the United States navy yards at Chas les
town. blasrachusetts, and Brooklyn. New York, in such
numbers and quantities and at such times as may be
spseqied by the Chief of this Bureau, or by the com
mandants of the said navy yenta, respectively. during
the remainder of the decal year ending on the 30th day
of June, 1814. the !ambers and quantities of the different
articles, and. at the places epecitled in the following
list, viz:
Charlestown. Brooklyn.
- Salt water soap, Cis 50,000 85.000
Thread, black and white, lbs.. .... . 200 1,000
Riband. hat, pieces....... 2.000 8.000
Tape, white, pieces 4.500 4,000
Tape. black, pieces 3.000 1,000
Spools cotton 6,000 . 12.010
81.1 k. sewing, Its 200 500
Raft handkerchiefa 8,000 21,600
Needles,caw in IL papers .. .. . . 1.000 14.000
Thimbles . ... ....... ..... 3.000 3,000
Jack-knives 2,500
Feist ors . 1,600 2 500
Razorssoo 6.0 0
Razor strops 15.000 2 000
Shaving boxes 1.200 13.800
Shaving btn , hes. —. 2.000 2,000
Shaving soaps, cakes. 6 000 20.000
Scrub brushes 2,000 2.000
Black ing brushes 1,000 3.000
Whisk brooms 1,000 2,000
Ea g. e coat buttons. dozes 500 .....
kale medium buttons, dozen ..... 000
Eagle vest buttons, dozen 1,000
D. E buttons, d0zen.......... . . 6,000 20,000
Fine combs 4,000 18.000
Coarse combs 4.01 20.000
Spoons. 2 110 0 15.000
Forks 2640 2,500
Blacking. boxes 6.000 42,060
Can openers 500
Stearine candles. .... ... 60 000
Offers way be made for one or more articles. at the
option of the bidder, and in case more than one article is
contained in the offer the Chief of the Bureau will have
the richt to accept one or more of the articles contained
in such offer and rued the remainder. The prices must
be uniform, and Vera must embrace all of any one or
more articles deliverable at all the stations.
For the description of artiMen iu the above Bet, bidders
are referred to the samples at the said Navy Yards, sod
to the stivertimment of this Boman dated August 15,
1863, and for information a* to the laws and regulations
(in pamphlet form) regarding contracts. to the aim of
the several commandants of Navy Yards and Navy
Agents.
Blonk forms of proposals may be obtained On appZi
cation to the Navy .Aaints at Portsmouth, New Hamp•
shire; Bogen.. New York, Philadelphia. Baltimore.
and at this Bureau. ... mhZ3.m4i,
PROPOSALS FOR FOBAUE.
Chap Querricelgatiellitl OP7lOll t
WASIIIgoTOn DMMY December 8, 15011.
011.LBD PIOPODA_Lii are invite d by the undersigned.
for stipplying the if. S. Gusrtarmaster'e DePartMiutt
at Washington, D. 0.. Baltimore. Md.. Alexandria and
Port Monroe, Va.. or either of these plasm, with Huy.
flora. Oats, and Straw.
Bids will. be received for the delivery of 8,000 bushels
of corn or oats. and Ed tone of her or straw, end nib-
Wards.
Bidders meat state at Which of the ibOVe•nahled POWS
they propose to make deliveries, and the rates at shish
they will make deliveries thereat, the quantity of each
artiste proposed to be delivered. the time when said de
liveries shall be commenced. and when to be immolated.
The price mast be written ouijn words on the bide.
Corn to be put up in good, grout sacks, of about two
bushels each. Oats in Me sacks, of about three bushels
+cash. The seeks to be furnished without extra shwas to 'I
the Government. The hap and straw to be earrmaly
baled.
The particular kind or description of oats, corn har.
or straw. proposed to be de li vered, must be stated in the
prz enle.
the articles offered under the bids herein invited
will be alibied to a rigid insysetion by the Government
immolator before Leine eseer.
Contrasts will be awarded from time to time to the
/owed responsible bidder. as the interest of the Govern
ment may require, and payment will be made when the
whole amount contracted ior shall have been delivered
and accepted.
The bidder Will be required to affilosaimay hie propo
sal with a guarantee, signed by two responsible ipersons,
that in ease his bid le assented he or they will , within
ten days therea ft er, execute the contract f or the same,
with good and sufficient sureties, in a sum equal to the
amount of the contrast, to deliver the forage proposed is
eenfermity with the terms of this advertisement: and is
sue the said bidder should fall to enter Into the eontraet,
they to Makegood the di ff erence between the offer of said
bidder and the 'lent lowest responsible bidder, or the
Potion to whom the contrast may 'be awarded.
The responsibility 01 the guarantors must be shown by
the racial certificate of a 11. S. District Attorney. Col
lector of Customs. or any other Ulcer under the Celled
Mates Government, or responsible perm known to this
*Ls*.
All bidders will be duly rtotiled of the aeseptanee or
Meet - ion of their proposaie.
The full name and post ones edam% of sash bidder
must be legibly written in the siroposal.
Proposals must be addressed to Brigadier General D. ,
B. Backer. Chief Dimot Ottartermasttr,_Washingtom D
0.. and should be plainly marked. Yroposals for To-
Ira tinds, in a sum equal to the amount of the sentinel,
signed by the eontrastor and both of his guarantors. will
be required of the successful bidder or bidders upon
signing the contract.
Blank onus of bids guarantees and bonds may be
obtained upon appusatiou at this egos.
OP TILOPOSAL
(Town. County. and St
I. the subscriber, do hereby Propene to furnish and de.
?fiver to the United States, at the Quartermaster's De.
'ailment at, agreeably to the terms of your
advertisement, inviting proposals for forage. dated
Witablit4toll DOAN, DefeMber S. MB. the folloWing *rd.
cies,
'bushels' of Corn. in seeks. at per bushel of U
Pounds.
-- bushels of Oats. in sash'. at Per bushel of 22
unds.
-- to msof baled Ray, at par Ma of 1,000 pounds.
-- tons of baled Carew. at Par ton of 2, 000101111dN.
Delively _to commence on or before the ---- day of
185 . aud to be completed on or before Me ---
day of 3811
with pledge myself to enter into
written sontraid with the United States. with good and
.Iproyed securities. within the ruses of tan days aver
being swilled that my bid has been sompted.
Your obedient servant,. •
Brigadier General D. H. mama"
Chief David Quarto:meatier.
Washington. D.
GUABJIETTOL
We, the undersigned. reeidenta of---, the
county of . and fitata of hereby.
ointay and leYerallY, gOreinini with the united Staten.
and guarantee, to ease the foregoing bid of 1.4%
assented. that he or they will. within ten days after the
meeptanse of said bid, emends the 'entreat for the same
with good and anfleient sureties. in a sum eaual to the
amount of the contrast, to tarnish the foragenroposed
in conformit to the terms of advertisement dated De
cember 8 , 18 1, under whisk the bid we. made. and, la
we the said ---- shall fail to enter 11100 a entree. as
aforesaid. we guarantee to make good the Offerings be.
twain the offer by the said ----- and the next lowest
responsible bidder, or the person to whom the 'entreat
say be awarded.
Witness s I elven tinder our bands and aegis
this der of ---. 128
[6eal.]
(Sea
I hereby entity that. to the best of my kaoWledse 3 nd
belief, the above-named guarantors are good and sat
anent as suzettes for the amount for which they °Der to
be
Tobe certified by the United States Diarist Attornii
Coll ester of. Customs , or was other °Meer under. M.;
tinitedfitatss Government or responsible imilion known
to this °lmp
All Prey eals resolved ander ?this advertisement will
be opened and examined at this ogles on Wednesdaraed
Saturday of eash week, at 12 M. Bidders are resPeatful
ly invited to be prereat at the ope . of bide if they
doers. 1 - )J arteiciar.
&atlas larbradier severs' e a amartsrumwor.
oJI BARRELS Y 0 UN GER ' 8 ALE,
Bt Anne's Brewery. in Inge.
In store. and for sale by
WILL R. TEILTOM & CO.
so 2 5101 South FRONT! Eit...lk
CLARET—IN CASKS AND CA.BIIB,
lJ to store pad for eat tty
JikuRaTCHE & L&VERONE.
aos-Ist SAM Ka 301 south F&OAIrr Stmt.
AUCTION SALES.
JOHN B. MYERS & CO., AUCTION
EERS. Nos. 232 end 234 MAILICET Street.
LARGE POSITIVE SAMS OF did LOTS FEENfili f
SWISS. e. ER MAN. AND BRITISH DRY GOJDS,
UMBRELLAS, STRAW GOODS, do .
THIS DAY-
A CARD.—We invite the early attention of dealers to
the large and general assortment of French, Swine, Ger
man. and British dry gade.ann umbrella. t trim goods,
Am. etc., to be peremptorily sold by catalogs., on four
months' credit. commencing this morning, at 10 o'clock
precisely, to be continued all day, without intermission.
LARGE' PREEMPTORY SALE OF FRENCH, INDIA.
GERMAN. AND DEingff DRY Gomm.
THIS MOILNILW.
four m
Apri lonth lath. at 10 i o t 'clock, Will be sold by catalogue , on
e' cred.
ABOUT 500 PACKAGES AND LOTS
Of French, India. German. and ariti.h dry goods, Mc..
embracing a large and choice assortment of fancy and.
staple articles in *ilk. worsted, woolen. and cotton
N. B.—Samples of the same will be arranged for ex
amination, dealerstalogues. early on the morning of the
sale, when will find It to their Interest to attend
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF FREPiCifI. GEF.ILAN.
SWISS, AND BRITIdH DRY GOODS. an
NOTICE. —lncluded in our sale on MONDAY HORN
ING. April 18th. at 10 o'clock. will be &an& in part.
the following articles. Az
GOODS.—In pieces black and colors. Plain and
fancy Pails mpns de banes, plaid and striped. moaam
bignes, plain and fancy Poplins. ramifies. black and
while mohair., fancy Wage printed j.conets and
lawns. eiaghams. grenadine.. A c . . Sec.
BILKS.—In black grcs de rhino, Wei age. solid c3lors
and plain pooh de tote, plaid p.wilt de BOW. armare
silks. high colors STOB de Ne,plee, marcelines. he.. /M.
SHAWLS.— hi thibet. cashmere. lams. morambinnes,
herr MIL baregs shawls, manias. cloaks , dc.. Ac
RlBBONS.—Plainand fanny Pell de sole ribbons.
and neck and trimming ribbons, black and colors silk
velvet do.
UMBRELLAS. —l3 packages silk and gingham sun um
brellas. Parasols, dm
else. black crapes. While tarletaus, greoadhae andba
regeyelle. linen handkerch, Oh. embroideries. balinoral
and hoop• skirts, gloves, fans. silk cravats and ties,
fancy articles, dm., dm.
Also. a stock of fancy and staple dry goods. dm.
. . .
STOCK. OF STRAW 0000% Paßld FLOWBB.S.
Included to onr s‘lp of biqnday. April That, Brock of
fashionable bonnets. art finial flowers. &c.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF 1400 PACKAGES ROOTS,
SHOES. BAOGANIS , ARMY GOODS. 6T.S.S.W GOODS.
&C.. am
ON TUESDAY MORNING.
. . 0.
April la, at 10 o'clock. will be sold by catalogue. with
out reserve. on four months' credit. about 1.101 pooltagcs
boots, shoes. brogans, cavalry boots, &c - , embrmint
prime and fresh assortment of 4estrable articles of men,
w men. and children. of city and Eastern manufacture.
N. B.—Samples with catalogues early on the morning
of sale.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BOOT 2. SHOES, ASHY
GOODS.'STRAW GOODS. LEATHER.
. .
FOTlRB.—ltcluded in our sale of boots. shoes, bro.
gaps. straw goods, &a.. to be sold without reserve, kV
catalogue. on
TtinDAY MORNING. APRIL lErre.
at 10 o'clock, on four months' crest% comprising, in
part, French linen gaiters, men's fine calf cmigre,s boots
and shoes; men's and bola' calf and kip brogans; men's
fine patent leather boots and ribose; men's and wome n's
gaiter do ;long-legged grain boots; hishecut military
shoes; youths' half welt sip boots; men's do. ; women's
and misses' goat Balmoral boots; morocco boots; line
city -made kid welt buskins; ladies gaiter boots; kid R.
R ties; colored and black lasting basklus; hien's fine
city made calf, morocco and kid boots; mgu's pamp„oje
grsin boots; msn'o buff leather pump boots; maws
pump sole calf boots; do seal puma sole boots; women's
lined and bound boots; youths' kip brogans;
grain ties; misses' grabs buskins; misses' spring' heel
grain lace boots; women's grain lace boots; womeri's
grain ties; boys' kin brogans; misses' /dazed =Arose:,
boots. int n's ha f- welt calf do ; youths' half wait sill'
do. cbildren's brogans; cavalry boots; carpetbags, and
stock of leather cuttings, lasts, Cm
LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OF EUROPEAN INDIA.,
AND AMERI' AN DRY 0001 s. &c.
We will bold a large oak, of Briti.h. German. French.
and Lmerican dr;• goods, by catalogue, on four .montLie
credit and part for cash
Ol TIII3R3D tY MORNING.
April 2:st, commencing at precisely 10 o'clock, com
prising
775 FAMIAGE3 AND LOTS
of British. German. French, India, and American dry
goods. embracing a largo+. Pall and frogh aaorttacnt of
woolen, worsted. linen. cotton. and silk goods for city
and c .nntry sales
E. B.—Eamtdes of the name will be arranged for ex
amination, with catalogues. early on the morning of
Sales. when dealers will find it to their interest to
attend.
SALE OF CARPETING 4 , MATTING 9, &c.
ON. FRIDAY MORNING.
- April 221. at precisely 103 o'clock, will be 'sold, with
out reserve. by catalogue, on tour months' credit. an cc
sorimer t of Brussels three.pir, eaperdne„ and ilne in
grain. Venetian, hemp, and rag carpe4ngs ; w lat s an d
red abed Cantor matting. dm, which may be ermined
early on the morning of sale.
BY SCOW & STEWART, AUCTION
EERS AND C•MHiSSION MERCHANTS. Nos.
62.2 CEESTADr Street and 615 SANSOM.
SCOTT & STSWART. Auctioneers. will give their per.
sonal attention to Sales of MERCH AN HI.,E aad WARSS
of all descriptions. and PETRII. URE of parties removing
or breaking rip honseteWng. on the premises of the
owners or at their elegant end spacious DALES ROOMS.
Nos. 622 CHESTNUT and 615 SA.NSOM Streets.
GRAND SALE OF FINE ITALIAN MARBLE PARLOR
AND °ARDEN STa!vrARY 31 D kine're, let artel.2
AND ALABA , ;TER, AND S t'ONE FEDFATALS.
Imported front Daly b 7 Messre. Viii Bros. (late Vito
Viti & Sena
ON TEDBEDAY MORNING.
21st hat., at 12 -o'clock, at our sa!ehroom. No 622
IILESINIOPF Street, we will sal a large assortment of
the above.
Among the collection will be found one fine "Eve," by
Neill.. copied from the original by Eugene Le Boy.
1 exquisite group. • 'Fidelity. "by Barrette.
1 exquisite group, "The Faithful . Companion," by
Chine!.
1 fine figure. • • The Coquette." by Salada;" front the
French originaL
1 group, '' 'Bacchus and Ariadue." by Tolomle.
1 fine butt Hon. . Daniel Webster. by RocohL
1 fine bust Bon.'Henry City. by Rocchi.
1 figure, • ' Prayer," by Davide.
1 figure, • ' Flora, " by Davide
I figure 'Cali 0 , 03;8 •'fidei Ity,” by Duce!.
I Ulan Madonna ; 1 bust Zachary parlor
group..... 807 and Dog; .1 "Divine Love" of ganova.
1 • Guitar Girt -of Palermo:" 1 figure. " The Mendi
cant, " by Tashi.
1 Snore, "Prayer." or Samuel: 1 large garden figure.
"Autumn:" 1 entailer do do; lane old bust from the
antique " Cornelia, Mother of the Oralchl:" 1 oust of
Garibaldi: 1 superb recumbent - figure on pedestal, over
five feet in length, representing the "Flora of the 80.
boll Gardens of Floren ce.
2 fine monumental flgares, reprefenting "Meditation
and Grief."
1 Hanle. Ben Franklin, for garden.
The whole will be open for examination with cata
log - Ile on Tt' ESDAV next
LARGE GOLLEOTION OF OIL PAINTINGS,
On WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS, at
8 o'clock. April 21st and 22d, we will hell a lags number
of valuable oil paintings, comprising a couple of rare
cud choice private collections: among them will be
found specimens from old masters, besides many of
the pre tent times. .
LARGE BARR OF 500 CASES FRGNC3 STRAW GOODS.
ON FRIDAY MORNING next
the 22d instant. at lu o'clock precisely. we Will sell: by
catalogue about 500 cases straw goods of new and fashion
able shapes, comprising English split straw. pedal. tibia o.
and g ray hair boas.eta. Itrdal and Spanish hate. willow
and color.d hor ds I.c. Country nt.. rchante. as well a. 4
the city trade, will do well to attend this Bile. as it will
be the most attractive ever oifered in this market.
sL BONSET EBONS. ke
. . ... . . .
Included in eats will be found 300 cartoons of French
artiliciat flowers, Pout de note and tarots bonnet rib
bons, crape-trlmminem' arc,
TUB TE.tyIIIICOS.
Also. one invoice of muff and cape trimmings, tas•
ach. &a.
The whole will be arranged with catalogues early
on morning orcale.
SH IP PING.
. 40 417:1, STEAM WEEKLY TO LI
VERPOOL, TOUCHING AT QUERNSTIWS
Work Batbor.) The well-known Steamers of the Liver.
YOClig New York, and Poiladelphla Steam/alai'? ComPAnY
ma intended to WI as follown; '
CITY OF LONDON. SATURDAY, AprUJ.6
S ATV R D Y. April 23.
CITY' OF .D1F.27 YORK SATURDAY. April 30,
and every succeeding Saturday at noon. from Pier 44
NOET.EI River.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Payab'e in Gold or its equivalent In Currency.
FIRST CABIN $OO 00 Si RERAN& VA) 00
Do. to London S 5 i 0 Do. to L0nd0n..... SI 01
Do. to Pari5........95 00 Do. to Pari5........40 00
Do. to Hamburg .90 00 Po to Hamburg.— 07 00
Passengers also forwarded to Havre. Bremen. Boner
dem. Antwerp, *c., at equally low rates
Farce from Liverpool or Queenstown: First Cabin,
*79, $BO. *105; Steerage from Liverpool and Queenstown.
1235. Those who wish to send for their friends can bay
tics eta here at these rates.
For further information empty at 09 Company's
Offices.
JOHN G. DALE. Agent.
nun
111 WALNUT Street. Phtladelphle.
BOSTON AND PHIL cli.DEL
fi'd" PHI& STEAMSHIP LINE, Ratline' from sash
port on SATURDAYS. from first wharf above PINE
ktreet, Philadelphia, and Long Wharf, Boston.
The Stearmhip will sail from Philadelphia for
Boston on Saturday. April— ; and steamship wan! krt.
Capt. Baker. frost: Boston forPhilatelphla on Saturday,
April /6, at 4 o'clock P.M.
These new and substantial steamships form a regular
line, sailing from each port punctually on Saturdays.
Insurances effected at one-half the premium charged
on sail vessels.
Freights taken at fair rates.
Shippers are requested to send Slip Uwe!pis and Bills
Lading with their goods.
For Freight or Passage (having flue accommodations)
apply to HENRY WI sISOR & CO..
mina 334 South DALaWARS Avenue.
UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
Wheal:Nero:C. April 7. 1884
On the petition of THBODO as ALVIN Sr of Phi
ladelphia. Pa., praying for the extension of a patent
granted to him on the 16th of Jnty, 1810. for an improve
ment in Joint. for Compasses for Measuring. for seven
Wage from the espiratiort of such patent, which takes
place on the sixteenth day of 3 , 11 Y. 13tH.
It is ordered. that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office, on Wonday, the 18th day of Jane next, at
12 o'clock ht.; and all persons are notified to apsear and
show cause. if any they hare, why said petition ought
not tobe granted.
Persons opposing the extension are malted to file in
the Patent Office their object'ons, specialty set forth in
writing. at least twenty days before,the day of hearing;
all testimony filed by either party t ) be need at the
acid hen• Mg must he taken and transmitted in accordance
with the rules of the office, Which Will be furnished on
application.
( Ph e 'mummy in the ease will be closed on the 27th day
of June next; deposit lone and other DSpere relied a non as
teginhony mud he filed in the office on or before the
=coming of that day; the arguments. 1: any, within ten
days theresiter.
Ordered, also. that thle notice be published in the
Chronicle, Wathingion. D. C.. and Preen. Philadelphia.
Pa . once a week for three succeteitge weeks; the brat Of
raid publicatione to be at least .Ixty daYy , . prriviens to
the day of hearing D. P. HOU.° '. 1 7 e.Y.
epll-gnat COMMIRSO otter of Pmentq.
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system with uncertain medical -gents. Al/ cures per
formed by Magnesium Galvanism. or 'other modiflca•
lions of Electricity, without shocks or any unpleasant
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some of tt e most reliable men to Philadelphia, who
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treatment from medical men had failed. Over twelve
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NUT Street.
N. B —Medical men and others, who desire a know•
ledge of my new discovery. can commence a fall coarse
of lectures May 17th, 3864, at the Institution, 1%20
WALP.IISI. Attest. Prof BOURN has analifted oter one
thousand physicians, who nee Electricity as a specialty.
consultation free Prof. BOLLES & Dr.NROWN 1220
WALNUT Street , Philadelphia. apIN Im.
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WIIITEVIRGIN WAX OP AN ILLS&
A new FRENCH CONSIBTIC for besurlrying, whiten.
Mg. and preserving the complexion. Ii Is the most
wonderful compound of the age. There is neltner
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position. it being composed entirely of pure Virgin Wax:
Lance its extraordinary qualities for preserving the
slim. making It eon. smooth, fair, end trevainarknt It
makes the ol d appear 'V mut the homely handsome, the
handsome more beautiful. and the m u st beautiful divine.
Price 46 and 60 cents. Prepared curly by HUNT d: CO.,
Perfumers. 41 South EIGHTH Street, two doors above
Chestnut, and 133 SouthISEVHNTH Street, above Weil.
nut. mixll3-6m
DOCTOR A H. STEVENS IS CURING
ail Chronic Diseases. both of LADIES and GEN
TLEMEN, by a new method in the use 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, awl other information. cant gratis to
all onion accompanied with a stamp. Office and rest•
dente, at 1418 SOUTH PENN SQUARE, being central
and accessible by s.reet-cars from every railroad depot
in the city.
PHILADELPHIA, April, DEL ano.lm
DRAIN PIPE, DRAIN' FIFE,
VITRIFIED TERRA COTTA DRAIN FlFE—all
ates, from 2 to 16-inch diameter, with all that of
branches. bends, and traps. for sale in any odangity.
2 lap bore per yet
36c.
300.
•
s
4 "
800,
TER•• "
RACOTTA OD IMN BY TOM_
For Cottages, Villas. or Cr M
Houses, Patent. winds-card
Tops: for curies' smokr c muses. from 2to 8 feet et-
ORNAMENTA CUADRA VASES.
Fountains. Pedestals. and Statuary Marble Bests.
Breasts, 1
end Mantel Vases.
PNILADELPHIOIO OREA TERRA.b 'TIRIT COTTA. Street, WORK&
fel2-fmwtr 8. A. HAIIRtSOM.
p ELIABLE.-lISE GALLAIIDETTI3
HAIR RESTORER. It 15 not -a d7o. It restores
tba bair to It. natural onion It does not dein the Ada
It needs no Bandellne or other droning. It Is a dressing
of Itself Prise moderate m tt.
Prepared only by PAUL a. own., knotaocarT,
TOO-1W EIGHTJUIM end SPEWS -St.
- AUCTION SAT,E§i
BRINLEY, &
o N o. E 6
HESTROT and 6111 ILTO
FURSp s , 0
SALE OF IMPORTED AND D OUESTIP r '4ll
ON TOR DAY 51(11iNiNu, ej,r , I )Di
At 10 &chat. on 4 month.' credit.
400 pack alea and iota of Fancy and Eibpie r 1,.,
101.LN C OAST & WARIVOCi.7--„;
TIONSBEN. No. a*o NA IiKEV fitrftt, 40(
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF 400 9 / %91, 2
GOODS. BY enTALOODE, sit
THIS HORNING.
April 18, 1881, commencing at 11 o'clock
Included in sale thin morning will b er :).
fasbionsbly-sbared bonnets. of madintu 'Pip
straw. pedal braid, tan and mixed etratve,-,' t
and lace do., Asc. , &c. Also, most d•ir.'4•4,l
white and colored hats for misses and ;I,
.
hoods. tt homed 'bonnets, Arc . &a.
LkSOF, POSITIVE SALE OF 750 1,01%
WHITEPORTRD DRY GOODS. 2mBp,„; ,, AN.
100 De, &c.,_&c . by entulog us
ON WZONESDA •
April 20, commencing at 10 o'clock nreel.
pricing a general aecortment of Feaeoatb , p
will be found worthy the attention of bal;c4''''
PHILIP FORD & 00., ATIOTIO , Ii i
F 525 MARKET and 522 GOMMEROF,o,4 k
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF I,o'o (;,I S .,
A
Wk' SHOES, BROG ADS. B•L MORAL.;
THIS MORE LEG,
April 18th, at 10 o'clock precisely. will be Foie,
logne, 1.C130 cases ruan'a. boys', and vantlit., q ,
grain boots, batroorals. 0, ford Mc, ca v c r ,
women's. misses'. arid cbildran's
and inoroceo beelad hoots and aboo,
buskins, nod also clty made goods
liatalnanee ready early on lb. morning of sole ,
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF 1,000 fiks:va
kitom. logo ie., VlALaitoolLi
ON Ti-WitiDAY 1t101.01147i.,
April 2lst, at 10 oclock p-tci..9ly. be .. , 11
logne. for cask, 1 (01 c6B.e Mee 8 boys • Ind
kip, and gait boots. balmoyals. Oxfor,r
boots. Am ; Women's. mis,;es • and
goat, kid. anti. InoroCeo heeled boom hal st ow ,
o! tern, bneli‘ne. and ate° ettx•msdo 400 as -Pa
.85y. Open for examination, with tat,tiola .
the morning of sale
- 13 Y HENRY P. WOLBERT,
AUCT;OIYEAR,
No. 180,3 nuanirr Street. Sont:s. Side. abeTe Serni
Sales of I),y Go:AA. 'T,:trantnice. Nottenr. A, ,
MONDAY, WEtr I:SDAY. and FRIDAY Alornitr.
mencing all)
CLOAKINGS, CA&STMERES. InlY GOODS EP
•
TRI 31/111
THIS MOR,ING.
April ;Sal, at 10 o'clock, will ha zold, tram th
cloulcinga, fancy e ,,, a,froar,s, wool ahirto drts. arli
locaten
Roods, lace and tnieteo" atlas, triad : shoot!. trurks, Sc. .
AITHOMAS
i !NM 139 and 141 s..th aounra
EXTRA VALUABLE RaIAL ESTATE—Me Arll
CARD.—Our sale on TtlE-,DAY next ht 12
the Exchange. will c 'nom e su nnruelaily
Of property n blark't estnnt. W.4l.et. Prci3t,
Sixth, Thirteenth, lie rer.teeztii,Plincter..l6
Lombard.. Canso:Phil,. •
Ridge ' , venue, Delaware avenue. and. Swsnion
Also, Sarnia:ton, Exec
ors and
road, dm: re,:
of cirphans' Court,utors. and others.
tire tonere of grr and and two large Rae
Twenty-second, and Honig,, - nary streets, t 5
remptorilv. also,etocke. loans,. ‘Tric,
tar Bee pamphlet Cainiollllols.
PALE No. 2041 ONERN STRAET
SUPERIOR FURSITU R.-. ifAuTE
VELVET AND 13 RES 'ELS CARPErs, ac
A Tait; MUSING.
tlOo'ciock. at N.. 1 2041 C.reen sire u by caw
The ruperior Walnut. parlor. and (Ening
niture. tine chamier furniture. fine Frenca
tel mirror, in rich silt frame; handihnne
Ern.lele carpets. Sc
Also, the kitchen utensils.
May be examined at S o'clock on the morning -4.
CAFIA. — Salon of Real Estate, St as. td :
CHANGE ETISEY TUUSDAY. re.inntlet 1.1.1
each , aiurday previous.
44- FURNITURE at Auction S , ors TIIITEt;11 T.)
SALE OF MISCELLAVEtifh SOOES FE'S*: SL:
BR EY.
08 TUESDAY AFPARNOON,
A mil lgtb, at th e aw.riati stirs, a evllactisn.
ianeeu books from a library.
&ALB FOE ADOW:INT OF usrTED
WOOL AND COTTON CO eV NOS.
ON eATORDAS ition,;4“
23d that" at It o'clock, at the auction Ftom, jt.
of Wool, cotton. and BOie leather catuno. batut
Parer.. Am
UNITED STATES MILITARY r 3l
RO4 D 8
OF'F'I(I OL A3ISTATiT QrAR11111.111•?E5
Wi r k.lllLVia ADM
„SUCTION —WILL BE SOLD. on WEDlliE ,, ).r
16 , 11 day of May, at the railroad. Depot,
Virginia:
WO TOW , of 0' et Eallroad Iran,
100 Tons of Old Car r xies,
it,o Tens of Cast .crap iron.
100Tunxof Wronsrht Iron.
3 Tot x of Old Brat.( and Copper,
3,0 Oli Barrels
Terrron I;aph fn Governrnent Fond,' Tea (I /
to sbe paid at the time of parchste. the
The proptrty mast be removed within it ,
dat- of cafe n
aplf-ttuylS Captain and
?OB SALE AND TO 1,,C7
TO Sk.COND, 9.EIP
and fourth flows at 235 51k3KEr Stlßat. !hr,
to 4 - hutch a11A3. 5.
et FOR SALE OR TO I,E!'-fl
Large STONE BUILDINGS. suitable f.ir
or Fsctory. Also ga BMWENT, Add:
80. 117.33 nicadoxlD itreat• aPi:
in FOR S 4,LE-A THREE-:ST..
Mak
BBICK EfOIIBB. with Mven with t
end water closet. No. 1141 F 1 rZ Nang 6tr,t ,
seepion given irranecliataly, if rerrtir.d. ,71;
OVER 200 ROUSES, ALL :;:z
• for rale aria exchange, ItAignall EOci ?S 4
2,1 t) North TENTH Street. el'
AN TO LET—A cordmoDlfi
DWELLIdre, No. ma zrora. Fnincr
moderato. Arolly to WEATERILL
ocaktr 51/4 and 49 Iglrtb SErtirSl +. - )
IFOR SAL E-A HAN DS
fonr•kors brown stone. DIVELL'Nf),
LOGAN SQUARE, below Vine tieet. 92 f.,
140 feet deep to a etrest. 110 000 of tte
may remain for live years at live per coati
Apply to
DAvltt
aol6-3t . 90.1 South FOON.173;:;
F %.;R A ALE --No. 2821. Urte
Da Street. one of those heneeotne COTTAGE'.
large tarden In trout, the ru mt desirable , ael in 3
strPet. Lot 2.5 feet front by lee feet dam Pricar,„
Alto a well-built three-story HO flO.l,,witnau.,..
double back.bultdinet. with ally the reolern
went.. Ye 1320 North Tblrseath at' abd re Th
Price $4.000. Prsigebtion of thin can be bol at
ply to J. MUTER, Dig 275 6 TIIiHU et
itth FOR FACTORY OR LII - E
Aral STABLN. a lot North SEV.BNTa Street.ah7a
LAS Bireet, 32 feet front by 120 feet deep, wite
feet 113 , 96 feet to an oat/et forming an ''L,"
brick dwellicga. a brewer, and vault now or
tale low. Apply to BONeALL BR
1.18 North H I N PH se?- , ::
GUSTAVUS esar;:,i'F.
apl6 fm`w3t. LIBRARY i 7
C FOR SALE-IN NORTH WA:
CABID SIC ton Brick HOUSES. and one Fr.,
on Market street. beginning at 809: x on C
street, beginning at Si?. All weltobnilt:
Tara; will readily re. t for ten per cent of aria+ , 7'
chase them. Perpoos wishing a good home f ••'•
to two thousand dollars had better cell ear f•
COOT. B H. 88OWNINP,
888 fOOPER. g:ro ,
Office fool of 11011:CET t,ro
apl6-1m•
GIRARD HOUSE FOR SAL'
AWL' Thin valuable Building', now in thoroul r
containnig In front on c.i.gsTi.cme t.
phis.tievegiy• Ave feet. and in depth to ORAPI
ore hundred and enventi-aucht feet, under
ally•patd rental of $:5,000 per annum. whits
a considerable discount on Ito original c , at. .
Appurtenant to it are an excellent SM. it F.s'
TWO BoILEIIIi. with all the PIPE regni,l , 4*
El eating. Cooking. NY asking, and Light:La
the Antgl.
TERMS —11100,01.0 can remain on Ground h.
balance Coeb.
Partlas wirbing to negotiate can taints me.
HOUSE 2 Philadelphia ," or meet me there sty jit
one to three o'clock P. M.
TaTLOVir J. 6 i'
PAILADB,PRIA. April 0, lgt.
ALRO FOR PALS. 150 00151MODTOr 1 3 NEW D'
LINOS, at from $3,2C0 to *4.600, situate et' H,!r-
SPrlnk Garden, Idervine. Camas, Lieveata,
and Thirteenth etreeta, Philadelphia
apl4 12t• TALLOW
et FOR SALE—A VERY DES(
mial. BEE PROPERTY, the residence of lin
Jacob Shan,lege. deceared, with highterh
pm:parlor Land attached_ Ic 111 Bite Wed in the WI
kWIiIIiGTOWN, Onside, county. within tea la'j
walk of the Chester Valley and Penneylvanlail
Stations. at which all tratne stop. The Otrairlt , g,.:
conveniently and substantially built. with
Houee. Spring House. and all net:assail
Tbsre IN a great abundance of ShrnbbarY.
shade 'Preen. Part of the land will be aola
buildings, If desired. Apply to
B. 1011313111 11 GF.
DOWNI.NOIO,I
eft FOR SALE— E "MA'S :
Mill.110116E," at Animas City, with FT:l9.Na'
everything complete.
Also, two neat Cottages. 9 rooms each.
Also. Building LOIN, near the Battling gr.'s.'
The "Philadelphia Naomi' at CliPll
withont Yoroltoro. very low. B 1 , 0 ,,I"
ara, 163 Borah V 0,7
e GE UMANTOWN PROP Ert
SALE —A ver3 desirable PROPERTY. I ,'
minuie+ , 'walk of Wayne Station Oorinaatosva „
lento Dwelling-bonee. wittrail the modern
"dente; Stable. Spring house, ree-howe dired. 3,
Garden; plenty of Fruit and large Made Tr•e 3 ,
tozo W. W.
bSO•tf 500 COMOISILC
fa VALUABLE CHEBTNUT.ST
PROPERTY.—The subscribers offer at rr:r ,
&property on CHESTNUT Street betwenn !To 't
Eighth atr: runn ing ot Jayne s Chestnut streh
feet deep. to treet. with OP
of a lb rent pniouire• way running to Eighth elf.
TY THOUSAND DOLLAINg of the parahana
remittal on the property al a gronnd rent,or in
mortgage. LAUSIari ZS SWI!
128 SOUTH NINTH St
OON FARMS FOR BAIT.-52 A
desirable country Residence. near
Chose, Ef miles from Plailad elphia.
115 Acres. G reen townshno. Pike county.
60, 90. and 80 Acres. near Ohestant 13111.
640 Acres, near LOD/Us-tiototag, N. 1.
56 Acres. Wauconda, (Ake county,
1.000. 1.200 MO, 178 274, and others. iu Dela
9u acres near Media.
Also, many others in various localities. ,
Alto. a large nnmbor of desirable Cottage"
town. Ob ertant Kill, and other places, some
will be exchanged for city properties
For list of Dwellings sea North Americana ,
Gaz•tie. B F. GLENN. 123 S. Sorlitirrl
ap.l6 and S. W. nor. SHVZNT SICNTI9
FOR S.A.LE,-.THE ,
.wertSCRIBIR offers for eale hieIIOUOTRY s ,
within half a mile of Wilmington. Delaw. o
Newport pike, containing EIGHT ACRES of g o `
in the centre of which is a larue lawn, with
rtety of SHADE TREEs, EVERHEESNS , SIAN
Dii g, and others. in all over a r;
trees. MANSIO N, prven3ents amidst of halfg
dtona two stories and a high ,
rooms on a door. with a hall eleven by Myr-
HYDRAULIC RAM forcee water fr Lomeri
of the lots into the liner story of the
modern imerovernenta There is also an lom
Hydrant under a covered area at the klachea
out -buildings eonelet t r ot a MULE and UP
H 017613. sufficient for four horses and gaviral c'
also. an ICIE. Bung. MORE. and EIEN-Uta i ' i
Ice-house is filled with ice, and the stable bay
In it. flood GARDEN, with several vartetirs
.rt AR and GRAPEVINES, to full bearing
Peraral YoritAlve 91 ArrioNp cgtigalt Ana f F.
TiVabe.
Terms accommodating. Possession given 4 !;"1
the Spring. LEVI O.
felt mwftf Oa the PrP
1011 EVANS & WATSON'S ,
MORI
1$ solint YOuidEf KRIM
• lam variety P H of L I DI S L -DROO P
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nod. •
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S. with iptions of Wel
DAY and 8VP.141 0 j 0 - 4
tokii-wfmorn 3 • 1 1L., gi s g 'TROT
OW DR. FINE, FRACTIO
TIST for the last twenty
below Thirdinserte the moat beaniihg
ate, Inoll2lloo on fine Glad. Fianna. nulL
Goraltte, Amber, ego., at prices. for neat .
work, more reasonable than any Dentist. IR,
State. Teeth plumed to last for life. Atr.V
repaired to s psdn entractint
ranted to fit Referee... beet Inti
ACEEREL, HERR 'NG'
M
me.
zaoo We Mass. Nos 1,2, and 3 Mackere l
fat Ash, in assorted package& ynJ
Her 2.Cl
g. bbls New Eastport, Fortur.e Bei%
rin
2.500 boxes Labe& Rabid, and fr 9. • --
150 bbis new Mesa Shad.
250 boxes Herkimer County Cheese. &&
In store and for isle by MURPHY
1.19-tf /Po. 146 AORTri