RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENS.
Religious -statistics or the World.
The National dloacourc and Annual Record for 1864,
published by Cteurge W. (ibises, of this city, gives
us the world a. It ia in A nutshell. Among the
great amount of valuable statisties which it contains,
of the religious world will be to
its comyendium
. 30 , r , y s highly Interesting feature. Asa reference
for eealerlastles it Is an indispensable reeord. Thome,
for example, who believe that the hillleniuM is to
be brought about by the conversion of the whole
human race thrOcah the preaching of the Gospel,
can see at a glance the Immense field of missionary
labor still remaining to be done from a single fact.
The total population of the fee grand divisions of
the world Is set down at 1,284.738600, of Which num
ber the total Christian population is estimated to be
261718,000, or little more than one-fourth of the
whole. The proportion of Protestants to Roman
Catholics in this estimate is about as 1 to 2, the
former numbering 95.916,000, sinf the latter 165,041,.
pm This relative proportion is approximately
maintained in America, Europe, Asia, and Africa;
-taiga in Australia and Polynesia, (the fifth grand
division,) it IS very strikingly reversed, the Roman
Catholics .there numbering but 280,000 to 1,100,000
Protestants.
It is evident from Mr. Childs , great book that our
own country takes down the world in the number
and variety of her religions denominations. Their
number and relative membership are estimated as
follows : African Methodist Episcopal Crunch, 26,
200 members. Baptists of all grades (embracing
Replier, Anti Mission, Seventli-Pay, Six-Principle,
Fre&Will, River Brethren, Winebrennariano, Ran
kers, Mennonites, and Disciples, or liampbellites).
Total-1,644453. Christian Connexion, 180,00 D;
43Ongregationalists—Orthodax, 259310; Unitarian,
30,000. Episcopalian., 180602. Priends_orthodwr i
64,000 ; Bleksites. 40 000. German Evangelical
Union of the Wes.. 2 000. German Reformed, 100 r
691. Israelites, 200 , 000 Lutherans, 299,985. 61.0.
Shodists (including Episcopal, Church South, Pro
testant, Evangelical Association, Wesleyan, Free.
Independent, Central, and Primitive). Total, 1,681,-
112. 111.0eMone, '70,600. Presbyterians (including
Old Sobool, New School, Cumberland, Reformed,
United, Associate, Ancetate Reformed, Pose, and
Independent), Total, 569772, Reformed Prete/-
tan% Dutch Church, 61,828. Roman Catholics, 3,177,-
140. SeeOnd Adventists, 20,000. Shaker., 4,700.
Swedenborgian, 6 0130. Unit. ,1 Brethren, 6.759. Uni
ted Brethren in Christ, 109,592. Tlniversalists. 600,-
000.
The statistics, as presented in detail; concerning
- the State of religion in evert nation throughout the
world, constitute an inexhaustible mine of comps
relive riemment, and the notes with which the ta
bles are interspersed contain much late and import
ant information. Prom the latter we extract the
facts that 10,100 Christians of Russian America be.
long to Greek Church ; that the Protestant po
pulation of South America, consists of a steadily
increasing number of congregations of German and
Swills immigrants in Brazil, of a colony of Walden•
Mans in Uruguay, of German, English, American,
and other foreign residents in all tne large towns of
South America, and a small number of congrega
trona of native converts to. Protestantism; that in
leg% a plan of union was agreed upon by the Gene
ral Assembly of the (Old School) Presbyterian
Church of the Confederate Sutea, and the United
Synod of the Presbyterian Church, and that it is
probable that most of the ocher Presbyterian bodies
of the slave States, in particular the Associated Re•
formed Synod of the South, and the Independent
Presbyterian Church, will join this union.
We hope at some future time to draw more largely
upon these ecclesiastical statistics for the infer
inatiOli of out readers, and we do so the more
willingly from the fact that the greatest possible
pains have been taken by the publisher to insure
accuracy.
SIINDAT-SCHOOL ELTINTVISHABY AT THB CHMEOH
08 TEE: 110 LT TECHHTS fifth anniversary of
the Sunday.schoola of the Church of the Holy
Trinity, Walnut street and Rittenhouse Square,
was celebrated at that edifice on laat Sunday after
noon, at 4 o'clock. The numerical strength of these
wheels, and the admirable manner in which they
are eondueted, have awakened such a degree of con
gregational intermit in their behalf to in com
paratively few churches.
The attendance was very laree s and every one
teemed delighted, not only with the admirable man
ner in which the various classes performed the parts
assigned to them, but the discipline evinced by the
children in a beautiful obealence to their teachers
and superintendent. From the annual statistical
report We glean the following faeM t The main
.school of the church numbers 367 scholars, presided
over by 40 teachers; infant school, 190 scholars and
-2 teachers ; Bible classes. 260 scholars and 6 teach.
ere ; schools of Trinity Mission iihapel, 323 scholars,
and 32 teachers ; Bible claims, ditto, 52 scholars
and 3 teachers, making the total of all connected
with both Sunday schools and Bible classes of the
church atAl chapel, 1,214 The singing on the °cos
alma was excellent, and the sermon by the rector,
Rev. Phillips Brooks, pointed, pithy, and appro.
priate. The whole exercises will long be remem
bered with pleasure by all who attended them.
by. CLBIIIIII , IVEI ORMICIL—Thit beautiful edifice,
at the corner of Twentieth and Cherry streets, re
cently consecrated, was &dished in 1855. The oor.
net. stone was laid by Bishop Potter, May 12, 1858.
It is in the Romanesque style, and was built after
Plane furnished by Jahn Notmsn, Esq., architect,
who also superintended its mention. The church le
on Twentieth street, and the entrance to the church
by porchea on either side, near the west end. The
tower, with the spire, is nearly two hundred feet in
height. The interior of the building is one hundred
and forty feet in length, inducing the charm', and
sixty teat in width. It is without galleries, and
Will seat about one thousand persons. The organ,
built by John C. Star budge, is a powerful and fine-
Zoned instrument. The total oust of the building,
ground, and furniture was $B5 000. The Rev. H. SI
Specimen was rector from 1855 to 1863, When here
signed. In March, PM, the Rev. Treidwell Wal
den accepted the rectorship. Rev. Mr. Walden was
formerly pastor of a church at Norwich, Conn.
Rev. James Saul has been recently appointed
assistant minister of this parish. A. lot of ground
West of the church has been secured for the erection
of a Sunday school building, which is to be corn.
menned in a few weeks. This will furnish ample
accommodations for the large and increasing Sun
da/4011001, the Dorcas, and other societies eon•
'meted with this flourishing congregation.
THE CITY.
Thermometer
1
APRIL 22,1863. APRIL 22, Mk
6 .I. m..... 12 ar....3 p.m. 6A. .m 12 u.... 3 3.. mi.
41.......54% 61 46 62% 65
'moo. W/t.D.
VE......NNE NE. Wby N....W SW.
THE Domnevc MARRETS.—The "panic"
which the money brokers speak of as having prevail
ed to a greater or less extent along Third street, and
at the Stock Exchange, during the week, producing
a great fall in price., has communicated itself to the
farmer* , stalls and produce markets. The house.
keepers will be rejoiced to hear this, and the dealers
themselves Knight to felicitate each other, for the re
duction in price is sure to bring increase of business
and greater profits. It is the conviction of this
fact, brought directly home to the farmers, that hair
compelled them to accept lower rates for their but
ter and eggs. The formation of an Anil-Butter
league in this city, a week or two ago, had the ef
fort Which it was intended to have. People resolved
That they would forego such an expensive luxury,
and await in patience the result of Their action,
They did not find it so great a self-denial after
all, though Philadelphia butter is said to be with
out an equal for excellence in the country. ft
the New Yorker' should resolve to go without but•
ter, they would not earn a very great reputation for
self sacrifice. Is is scarcely worth eating at any
Wee. Our people, in resolving to do wiihout this
daily article of consump - ion, have Shown a degree
of firmness which does them credit. They have
brought down The price of butter front sixty cents to
thirty-five cents per pound, and it sold yesterday at
The latter rate, and went begging for buyers.
Quite a large number of families have entirely
abstained from its use, and will no doubt eon.
tinne to do so until it is brought to a fair price,
and the farmer, are made to oelteve that their
profits will result more from large sale' at reasona
ble rates, than small sales at exornitant rates. Riga
which, a week or two ago, sold at forty five
cents, sold yesterday at twenty-tour sante per
dozen. Shad which, last week, were Kim
mending gtiCril.26 were readily parted with at
35400 cents. There was a decline, also, of four to
six cents per pound In meat, of all kiw is, It may
be that the fall in the premium on gold has lied
something to do with this downfall of the produce
price. current. It is hliely, however, that the chief
Cause is the determination of the people to no
longer countenance by their purchases a combine.
tlon expressly maintained to keep prices above
their natural /eYel. The calque of speculators is
the netenerles of life have too long held high oar•
vivid, and it is time their rperationa bad come to
close. To maintain the natural equilidrium in the
markets, the combinations of speculators must be
counterbalanced by the emnbinations of the eon
sumero, and in this thins Is /nekehii/ the whole
community.
A BoTiNTIE-31:111PliR SHoT.—A. notoriOdil
bounty jumper , who last enlisted under the name of
JosephT. Herrick. wax shot in the thigh, on Thurs
day, by the sergeant of the guard. It aflame that
number of reunite were on the way to CAMP QM&
%%leder. Four of them attempted to escape in the
vicinity of eallowhill atreet a Ridge avenue, and
three of them succeeded. The fount' fellow , was fol.
lowed by the aetweant of the guard, and, refusing to
feepond to the hailing challenge, was shot and be
Sell. The ball was a:trainee by Dr. B. O. ilinolde.
The wound Ls not dangerone.
Fri:tn.—Yesterday the roof of the pro
duce commiesion house of Messrs. Hollings &
on Arch street, below Water, was p artially destroy.
ed by are. In the morning the coal Oil factory
of 'Mr- C. F. A. Slmonin, at B.lgrade and York
,streets, was destroyed by dre to the amount of $6OO.
POUND DRowNED.—Yeaterday morning
-SD rulknown man was found drowned it SEIIIIOITh
;Sheet wherL Be was abode as years or age, dark
whiskers and hair, cheek 'him army undershirt,
-blue putts, and blouse. Ue was supposed to have
:Deem is the water about Four months.
FROM FOREIGN PonTo.--The following
venal* arrived at Ma port 5 orterdav c RPIII Cen
taur, (pt, Rat on , from olntiolvis, with 66 Wide
sugar, 270 hhds and 36 tierce. mm•.,as Al. % brig
H. 113. Ba7ley, °apt Feven, from Romans, with an,.
.2.1010 old Iron, and 160,000 &vat
7.A.TAL RIMULT.—Jameg 'Amadora, aged
iteven years, who was itoocli.d down and run over
Ity aG-reert and Coaleweereet Reilroad ear, at Eighth
and Spline streets, on Wednesday afternoon, died
from the effects of his injuries yesterday at the
Pennsylvania Hospital.
FOR THS BEAT or WAIL—The 32d Re
giment United States colored troops did not leave
the city for active service yesterday, as was ex
pected, but will get ofr this morning. Tne steamer
Continental Will convey them to their place of desti
.n anon.
DEATH or A BOLDIZR.—The. following
death Wee reported at the meniesl director's offloe
yeaterday from the Cuyler Hompttal, Germantown :
Sergeant Charles Dougherty. Uompany 0, 69th Re.
glinimt Penna. Vols.
MixeD DleTincr.—The following are the
'JAWS of the delegates elected In the third Con
ention' district to the National Union Con
vention: Alexander K. Fox and William hadren ;
i nteanates, John G. Clothier and Arno anhon
Ova ILWADIRS are referred to another
solemn for notice of immure's for special prayer for
our wintry. These meetings, awakening a deep
latetesk are continued =other week by general
SMOKING ON THE CARS.—It is said that
the presidents of the passenger railways hate puled
a remcgatton that smoking on the oars shall be pro,
/Oiled on and after the let of May.
Bum Ors AND KILLICD. —The number
of persons run over and injured by the passenger
railroad ears in this any since the first of this year
have been numerous. Several accidents have al
ready taken place this week. The cause, no doubt,
in many ewes, la allowing to the ascelesuleits Of the
driven. A boy, aimed Richard Howard only two
rears of age, was run over and killed, yesterday. at
/hoed and Race streets, by one of the Race sad
Vine-street passenger railroad oar.. The bony was
taken to the parents' residence. N 0.146 Broad street.
Coroner Taylor will hold sui inquest at 'four Wolper.
Ibis afternoon.
Ravin:lrmo. Fifty-one men received
Warrants for city bounty yesterday, at the °Mee of
the Mayor.
THE POLICE_
(Before Mr. Alderman Battler.]
Speedy Justice
John Naddon was arraigned yesterday morning
by Officers Murray and Hurst, or the First division
Of pollee, on the charge of robbing rimothy Kane,
a young Irishman, of the sum of $466, under toe
following circumstances: It seems that Kane, who
is pretty sharp witted, arrived in this ampitry about
three weeks since, from the county G 012740, Ireland,
and proceeded to Cumberland Valley, MAI., where
be bad a sinter living. Ile was in search of farm
work. There being very little of this to do in that
section of The country inconsequence of the unset
tled condition of widely and business, owing to the
rebellion, he came to Philadelphia, arriving In the
late line on Thursday night. Ding a stranger and
not knowing where to go to get boarding, he was im.
mediately pouneed upon by a set of sharpers, acting
in concert. Two of them offered to take him in their
carriage to a boarding house. One urged him to get
in, while the other was getting on the seat. All was
hurry and bustle, and young Kane being in the
chaise, the whip was given to the horses and away
they went . At a short distance off the horses were
reined in, and a foot passenger wanted to be so
commodated with a ride to the hotel. Jump in, said
the driver, and the next moment Kane had a com
panion. After driving around and coming to a pretty
dark and convenient place the carriage stopped, and
Blandon and Kane got out. Pare of one dollar w
demanded. and Haddon pulled out his pocketbook
to pity.• Kane did the same thing, whereupon the
former suddenly snatched' it and ran away. Kane
followed, and, giving the alarm, Officers Hurray and
Hurst were speedily upon the ground. and gadloa
was arrested. The pocket book, with the money in
it, was found Upon his person. The magistrate tin
mediatelg returned the bill to the grand jury, which
body acted upon it at once. It was then presented
to the court. District Attorney Mann at once sus.
pended the order of business. Maddon was pissed
on, trial, was convicted, and before eleven o'clock
was sentenced by the Hon. Judge - ChomoliOn to un
dergo an imprisonment for the term of two years at
bard labor in the Eastern Penitentiary.
[Before Mr. Alderman White.]
A. Daring LA,rcetay.
A. Wonian named Mary Moll-rano was arraigned
yesterday, by Officer Bell, of the Third pollee divi
sion, on the charge of the larceny of a basket of gro
ceries, the property of Hesea Bally; a f.rmer of
Chester county. Mr. B. occupies a stall in the
mouth Second-street market, and puts up at the
Plough Tavern. Yesterday morning, having sold
his produce, be purchased a basket of groceries,
placed the same on his wagon standing on the street,
and then went into the tavern. Presently the wo
man got into the wagon and took a seat. She was
observed by John Connelly, one of the hostler., who
asked her what she was doing there I
She replied that "she was engaged to go to the
country: 7
The hostler had his doubts about it, and informed
Mr. Bally of the circumstance.
Upon going to the wagon, the woman and the bas
ket of-groceries were not to be seen. Search was
at once made, and dually a glimpse of her was ob
tained as she was turning into Relief alley. She
was finally traced to a hiding place, when an arrest
was made, and the groceries were recovered. Toe
defendant was committed in default of $BOO bail to
answer.
[Before Mr. Alderman Dougherty.]
Concealed Deadly Weapon'.
W. F. Finnemore is the c0g..0 men Riven yesterday
by a young man who was arraigned, at tne Stxtn
ward station• house, on the charge of esrryieg a con
cealed deadly weapon. The evidence disclosed be
fact that the defendant visited a ball at Franklin
Hall, on Thursday night. Duthie the eve..ing, ne
became overcome by the power of whisky, and his
behavior was of such a character that he wee ejected..
Upon reaching the street, he became violent, and
desperately attempted to re-enter the building. He
was arrested by an officer and taken To the station.
house. Upon searching him, a loaded revolving
pistol was found in his pocket. He was committed
in default of $l,OOO bail to answer.
Store Robbery and Arrest
Frank Bremer was arrested last evening by
Officer Rookafellow, of the Sixth ward, and De
tectives Lemon and Bartholomew, on the charge of
robbing the store of Mr. Wm. Allen, on Market
street, a night or two ago. The goods were re
covered in the cellar of a beer-house, on Front street,
above Arch. The prisoner area looked up for a
hearing, to take place this afternoon.
THE COURTS.
District Court—Judge Sharswood
Dads Kimball vt. Chas EL Curtroings. Before re
ported. Verdict for plaintiff. $61.162 36
Jurors were discharged from further attendance. and
the court adjourned till this morning.
District Court—Judge Hare.
Donnelly ye. Donnelly. Before reported. In cense
n
guece of the indieposi oone of the counsel engaged.
the trial of this case was tion
interrupted and postponed till
Wednesday next.
HenryTutlow ye. The Second and Third-streets Pas
senger Bati way Company. This was an action to re
cover damages for toe loss of the services of a son of
plaintiff. a lad fifteen yeare of age. The allegation of
plaintiff was that, in May last, the boy wee riding on
the front platform of one or the company's cars. and
when near hie place of destination the driver did not
stop the car, and the boy, in jumping from the platfo , m.
fell. and the wheels plowed over his right arm, crushlog
it so seriously as to render amputation necessary Phe
defence was, that the boy left the Inside of ti e car and
took his position on the front platform,
and when near
the place where he desired to get off. and so stated to
the driver, the latter requested him to hold on nail he
reached the crossing. and he would atop the car. The
boy, however, Jumped off while the driver was apply
ing the brakes. In leaping. he sprang with trio back to
the horeee, thus. by his -own awkWardoess, rendering
a fall almost inevitable. Verdict for plain iff.
Bernard bica.voy vs. B. gi Pratt St Go —an action to
recover for work and labor done in manufacturing army
shoes for defendants, who had a contract with the
Government to furnish 7.000 pairs. Defence—that the
workmanship of the shoes made by plaintiff was so bad
that they did not pass inspection. and that out of 500
Pairs BO made by him
standard a Jurylm were rejected
as not up to the army nt.
Court of Common. Pleas-Judge Ludlow.
McGory et al, vs Irwin & Agnew hie was an appli
cation by John O'Byrne, for plaintiffs. for an injunction
to restrain defendants from Quart" g !had blasting rock
alongside of the Pennsylvania Railroad, near the stsnd
pipe.lTwentyfonrth ward. on the amine [that life and
property were endangered•thereby. The application
was opposed by Mr. Cuyler After &remnant. Judge
Ludlow granted an order that the planting short, d cease.
until such time as Mr Humes, chief engineer of the city.
should devise some plan by which it can be done with
out danger to either life or property.
Court of Quarter Sessions—Judge Thomp
George Knorr, convicted of larceny, was sentenced to
four mon Lb s in the O. only Prison.
William Kelly, convicted on three bills of indictment.
for assault and battery on Mrs Sickle% and on two of
ber sons. little boys. was sentenced to an imp-henna/at
or ten days. and was tined one dollar and costa of °act
bill
In the ease of Samuel Etude. charged by Elwood Pol
lard pith the larceny of one hundred end forty dollare.
theittry rendered a verdict of not guilty
SHERIFF'S SALES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditioni Exp. use, to me directed, will be
exposed to public sale or vendee. on MONDAY Evening,
May 2.1661. al4 o'ClOCit. at Sansom-street Hall,
No. All that lot of ground at the southeast corner of
Broad and Jackson streets. in the First wad of the city
of Philadelphia; being thirty two feet in ft unt on Brond
street, by one hundred and seventy feet deep to a twen
ty -nye feet wide street; snbject to a mortgage for $6, 700,
given to secure purchase money. and advances to be
made. on which there is due for the ground and ad-
MICAS made. with Interest, the sum of four thousand
two hub dr. d and thirty dollare.
No. 2. A lot of ground next south of the above. being
forty-two feet in front, ny one hundred and esventy feet
deep to said street; subject to a mortgage for 47, 700, given
to et cure purchase money and advances to be made. on
Which there is due for the ground and advances made.
with interest. the sum of five thousand three hundred
and twenty dollars
80. 3. • lot of ground next south of the last oescrcbed.
and of the same dimensions; subject to a =omega for
27,7( O. given to secure the purchase money and advance
to be made. on which there is &tabor the ground and ad
vances mace, with interest. the sum of Aye thousand
Mit hundred and ninety dollars.
No 4. .1 lot of ground next southgef the above de
scribed, and of same dimensions ; subject to a mortgage
of $7. 7C.0. given to secure the puichat e money and ad•
lances to be made, on wi ich there is due for the ground
and advances made, with interest. the sum of (ADM
ZIO.S. A lot of ground next south of the Diet duecribed,
and of the same dimensions; subject to a mortgage of
$7 given to secure the purchase money and advances
tote made, on which there is due for the ground and
advances made. with interest, $4 9t9.
No. 8. A lot of ground next month of the last described
and of the same dimensions; subject to a mortsoge of
$7,700, given to secure the purchase Menet , and 114y44ce*
to be made, OR which there Is due for the ground and
advances made, with interest, $4,949
No. 7. A lot of ground next south of the above de
scribed and of the same dimension.; subject to a mort
gage of $7,700 given to secure the purchase money and
advances to be made: on which there is duo for the
ground and advances made, with interest, $4,949.
B A lot of ground next south of the last described
and of the same dimensions; subject to a mortgage of
$7.7C0. given to secure the purchase money and ad
vances to be made, on which there is doe for the ground
and advances made. with interest. 124.949.
No. 9. A lot of ground next south of the last described
and of the same dimensions; subject to a mortgage of
$7.700, given to secure the uurcheseMOnen and advances
to be mane. on Which there is due for the ground and
advances made, with interest, eel 949.
No. 10.. a lot of ground next south of the last described.
and at the northeast corner of Broad and Wolf streets;
being thirty-two feet in front on Broad street by one
hundred and seventy feet deep along Wolf street to slid
twenty•llve-feet-wide attest; Stajset to a mortgage of
$6.700. PAS= to secure the purchase money and advances
to The made, on which there is due for the ground and
advances made, with interest, $3,869
No. il. A lot of ground at the southeast corner of
Broad and Wolf weds. in said ward. being Mr ty- two
fest in front on Broad street, by one hundred and seven
ty feet deep along Wolf street to said twanty-tivoleet
wide street: subject to a mortgage of $6.700, liven to se
cure the purchase money and advance. to be made. On
which there is due for the ground and advances made,
with interest. 1.9.869.
. . . .
No fo rt ]lot of ground next south of the list described ;
being two feet in front hy one hundred and seven
ty feet deep to said street: magma to a MOrtgage of $6.700
/Men to secure the purchase mosey and advances to be
made, on which there in due for the tronnd and ad
vances made. with interest. $4 949.
No. 13. A.lot of ground next south ofthe last described.
and of the same dimensions therewith: subject to a
mortgage of ;7 700 given to seeure the purchase money
and advances to be mane, on which there is due for the
ground and advances made, with interest. $1,919.
No. 14. A lot of ground next south of the last described.
and of the tame dimensions therewith; subject to a
mortgage of $7.700 given to secure the purchase money
and advances to be made. on which there is due for the
ground and advance: made. with interest. $4 9i9.
No. A lot of ground next south of the last described.
and of the 811100 dimensions therewith: subject to a
morn gags of 1 97.700 given to secure the parchese money
and advances to be made, on which there is due for the
ground and advances made, with int.rest. $4 949.
o. 18 A lot of ground next wrath of the latit described.
and of came dimensions therewith; subject to a mort
gage of $7,790 given to secure the purchase honey and
advances to Ise made, on which there is Mae for the
ground and advances made. with interest. 44.949
No 17. A lot of ground next south of the last described
and of same dimensions therewith ; subject to a snort
gage for $7,700. given to secure the purchase m may. on
which there is dire, with inters t, the sum of $4.678.
No. 18 A lot of ground next south of the last ae.cribed
and of same dimensions therewith subject to a mort
gage of 197.700. given to seem% the marshes° money, on
which there is due, with lemma the tom of $4 MB
No. In • lot of ground next south of the mat described
and of tame dimensions ; eabjsact to a mortgage of 81.7. 0.
given to secure the purchase money. on which there is
due with Interest, the snM of 44.578
No. 20. A lot of ground nest south of the last described
and at the nOrthent corner of Broad and Bitlier streets.
Was at feet in front on Broad street. by one hnodred
and seventy feet deep along Ritzier street to said 25 feet
e th sr e es:; ffi s i n: i . , je u ct 4 t BB o . a. mortgage for $7 : 700. given to secure
Purchase money , on which there is duet with interest,
th !. th al ini il sw o r r y emless on N p o rs . lattoerNwalle2
atone
ri w os ailil s and
and 4 three story
elated e u d ni
wallst o Bt t:h r 4 e e r b : L ia n i tr i premises ,
are roofed in and partly
sr.
the erse.pt Nos. 17.. 18, la.
up, and on nos. 19 and 20 no improvements on Nos 17 and 1.8. cellars ere d p ug o cnt fi nd rBl floor
of joists
partly welle d
made.
[D. O. M., 'Ol 634 Debt, 113,000 R 0 - Tewnee¢d ]
Taken lo execution and to 15e...1a the
roperty of
Henry Boyd. T
JOHN ROBCPSON
MSheriff
Phlladelphth, Sheriff's Once. sprat 20, • .p.mt
QUEEN OF BEAUTY
WRITE TYBOIN WAX OF ANTI:LLB&
Anew FREW COSIIIIIO for beautifying, whit s ..
ins, and preserving the somplexion. is the 1010111
wonderful compound of the age There is nate.'
chalk, powder, magnesia. bismuth. nor tale in Its corn
position. it being composed entirely of mare 'Virgin
banes its extraordinary gnallties for preserving the
skin. making it soft. smooth. fair. and transparvnt It
makes the old appear young- the homely handsome, the
handsome soorsentUnli. and the most biiHlial divine.
Pries g 6 and 60 dente. Plumed only by HUNT b CO..
Peritoneal. 41 South weßvra Street. two doors above
Chestnut t. . and 1 3 3 SouthjSIVIDITII Sheet, above
J Wal•
nu - tehlßhe
RELIABLE.-lISE GALLAUDETIPS
HAM THISTORZIL It it not a dye. It restores
the hair to Ile natural color- It does not stain the shin
it needs no guideline or other dressing. It is a dressing
of itself. ?nee moderate. Try it.
Prepared only by PAUL OUTS% Agothesam
SICIETZJINTH and OPRIFOI
A-~
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L 0 , A.
U. S. 10-409.
JAY 000 HE & 00. OFFER FOE SALE THE
NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN,
Bearhur Ire per *eat. Interest, to COIL
Redeemable any time after Me YEARS. at the DlMulare
of the Govern. Mat. and payable FORTY TRAILS after
date. Both COUPON AND REGISTRRIM BONDS are
Lend for this LOllll, of same denominations as the Dive.
Twenties. The interest on SRI and SIM past le
yearly.
on all other denorpinatiOnS halt - T ea rlY* The TlN
rourr BONDS are dated Marsh 1. littu, the half-yearly
interest hand e due RateeAber 1 and March 1 of musk
Year. Until Ist September. the accrued Interest from' let
Marsh Is required to be paid by purchasers to coin. or in
letai currency, adding 00 per coat. for proems, until
further notice. .
•II other Government eeeartttes bought and sold
JAY COOK.F. & CO..
mhSO•tf um Bourn THIRD STRIBT
5-20 ° ° - 1 ' N S'
DUE t
S 0 LT G 11- 'X' •
ORDERS EL RAIL OR EXPEIBB LTTENDED TO
DREXIIT, & CO.
FOURTH
NA.TIO3NA.T., SANS
PHILADELPHIA,.
CAPITAL $lOO.OOO.
WITH
THE PRIVILEGE OP INORKAEENG TO 5600.0410
PRBSIDSNT
WILLIAM P. HAMM.
VICE YRESIDENT,
ALBERT C. ROBERTS.
CASHIER.
BAIifUEL J. MAMIILLAN.
DIRECTORS.
13 1
WM. P. HAWN. WM. BROOK I,
A. BEAT 0, ROBERTS. D W. BILiDGIY,
JAS. C. SRLiCa t %TOBIN FARAIILIA,
HDELIAM . SICKEST.
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANK
is now open at
3 No. 743 Arch Street,
for the transaction of a General Banking businee, UPODI
the ususulternis.
cosectlons made on all points at the very lowest ratea.
Subscriptions received for the united States 19-40
Bonds SAM% J. NeoIfULLAN.
apl7-141 Cashier.
F IRS T
NATIONAL 33114.N'32C
PHILADELPHI&.
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY
FINANOIALa AGBET
IMIZII
UNITED STATES.
10-40 LOAN.
Tide Beak hoe beta authorised sad le nett IMParibli
o receive Bam:di:dorm to the
NEW GOVERNM:EiI Ma.
This Lout. famed under authority of an act of Goa•
gross. approved March 3, UM provides for the issue of
Two Hundred Millions' of Dollar. (3a00.000.000) tinned
States Bonds, redeemable after ten years. and payable
forty years from date. HS COIN, dated Marsh 14/364.
bearing Interest at the rate of
FIVE PER CENT.
per annum IN COIN. payable semi-annually on all
Bonds over $lOO. and on Bonds of $lOO and lees. an
nually.
Subscribers will reeds, either Registered or lloupon
Bonds as they may prefer.
Registered Bonds will be issued of the denominationn
of fifty dollars ($6O). one hundred dollars ($100). live
hundred dollars (soo), one thousand dollars ($1.0013).
Ave thousand dollars (5,000), and ten thousand dollars
(10.000). and Coupon Bonds of the denontinattons of Mt,
dollars ($6O). one hundred dollars ($100), Ave hundred
dollars ($600), and one thousand dollars ($1.000)..
INTEREST
will commence from date of subscription, or the ac
crued interest from the let of Mareh can be paid in coin,
or. until farther notice. in 11. 8. notes or notes of Na
tional Banks, adding (to) fifty per cent. to the anima
for premium. C. H. CLARE,
inhBo-tf President.
TREA WRY DEPARTMENT.
••••• OFFICE or COMPTEOLLIR OP THE CIIBILBNOT.
WASHINGTON, February Uth , 1864.
Whereae, by satisfactory evidence presented to the
androids:mold. it bee been made to-appear that the
Fourth National Bank of PhUadelphia, in the county of
Fidladelphbt. and State of Pennsyivanta , has been duly
organised under and secorditia to the requirements of
the act of Congress. entitled "an act to provide a na
tional currency, secured by a pledge or 'United States
stoeks.and to provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof." arquoved February 26th, 1863. and has coin-
Plied with alt the !provisions of said act reqUired to be
complied with before commencingthe business of
Bow therefore I, Hugh McCulloch , Oomptroller of
the Currency do here b y certift that the FOURTH NA
TIONAL BA *K OF PH.ILADSLFHIA, county of Phila
delphia..and State of Pennsylvania. is authorised to
commence the business of Ranking, under the act afore
said.
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and seal of
aloe, this twenty-sixth day of FehmarY. 1 / 3 64
.11.170 H IncIILLOGH,
mh2 2na Comptroller of the gamines-
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF
PHILADELPHIA ?BARRIO - RD.
CAPITAL SIOO.OOD. i9'Pl9l THIS PRIVILEGE Or IN.
CREASING TO 11600.000.
NATHAN MLLES. Prasidont.
'WILLIAM H. BRAWI °ashler,
(Late of the Pntladelphia Bank.)
MUMMA
NATHAN HILLIS. CHARLES E. KIRMIER.
OBORME W. SHA WN. BENJ. ROWLAND ,
SIMON R. SNYDER. BBNJ. H. DEACON.
EDWARD HATES, JOHN COOPS&
LEWIS SHALLOROSS.
The Second National Bank of Philadelphia hi Now
OM at No. 134 MAIN Street, Frankfort for the trine.
action of a Cameral Baairina Bwiblow upon the nines
terms.
Collections upon all sewesible points will be Mule
neon Mena tanns. Bagamettaly.
h 4 Rix. W. H. RHAWN. Osabtay
COPARTNERdELIPS.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
-a- DAY formed a Copartnership for the carrying on of
the JOB PRINTING fineineee. under the Rm. - name of
mum, GRAHAM, di McFABLAND.
0 MYERS.
WM. J. GRAHAM.
WM. MoFARLAND.
APRIL 16, 1864. ar2o-12t*
DIS801:17TION OF PARTNER3HI P.
biotic. to h e reby giviiiu that, the partnership - here
tofore existing between the subscribers, under the Arm
of LAVMADI. BALLADS, & CO.. has this day been
diseolved by mutual content.
GEORGN M. LAIIALLN
AdADREW X BALLADE.
J. 0. BlTrlfife.
PAHLADILPHIA. ADAM. 1864
A G- LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
•••-• • &salad the firm of LAIIMAN, BALLADS, at 00..
will present the same to LAIMIAN at BALLADS. in
Whose names the business will be sonduoted in future.
LAMISAIT 041,1,A05,
APen.lS, ISSL ap13.12t
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.-THE
copartnership beretotore existing between the Un
dendlined. under the name of M. it 0 EITEENBEEOIIIII.
bee been this day dissolved. by mutual 1101111411 C The
bueinees of the firm will be settled by MOM EITSRN
BEHOSIt. at No. 14 BANK I, treet.
MOBll3 STB EIBBR GER.
April 12. Thee CHaItLES
NOTICE OF PAETNERSHIP.—THE
subscribers bays this day entered Intl, 11 , partner
ship under the name of f3TESABIinGSR, HIhSCH,
CO.. for the Manufacture ax d Sale of Shirts. Collars.and
Furnishing Goods generally, and will occupy the store
.110. 14 BARK Street, Philadelphia
CHARLES STERNBIRGER..
MICHiBL C. ailt4CH
SOLOMON SHA.LEIIittIER.
April 12, 19M. apl6,sinth6r
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
HENRY W. KANAGA havier purchased the in
terests of TREVOR T. YOWLER and Turw.w JAGS
-1303, M the businese heretofore carried on in the Girard
Bones. Under the style of KANAGA. FO WLES. & 00.,
the partnership is Hereby deciared.4o be dissolved.. AU
patties indebted to the said Arm are requested to make
settlement with Henry W. Ransil&
HENRY W. ICAWAGA.
TREVOR T. FOWL
TOTLOW JACKSON.
PHILADELPHIA. April 4. Mt apl-lif
N --
OTICE.OHABLES C. KNIGHT IS
ac" admitted to an Interest in oni basins from this
date. 0, D. EOBBISS & CO..
Iron and Steel Merchants.
N. E. earner SICOnD and VINE Streets, and
42 and 414 North FRONT Street,
PHTLABBLPHILL Aprlll. 1881. and-101
NE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
DIY entered into aomrtnership l and having pur
chased the tntereet of PETER T. WRGHT It 00. ,
continue the_Wholesale Drag badness under the name of
STR BENNETT a 00. , at the otd stand. No. 609
CHI
AARON STREPOTE.
JOSEPH S. BARNETT.
PHILADELPHIA, April 1. 186 C aol-tm
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY PUB.
-A- MOH the terms of a Limited Partnership. which
they have formed in compliance with the laws of Penn
eylvania,
That. The name of the nrm under which the mild parts
nershipla to be conducted is GEORGE V. NIVILLS,
Second: The general nature of the business Intel ded
to be transacted by the said Erm or partnership la the
COMMISSION PRODUCE BUSII9Nid3.
Third, The General Partner of the said Erin is
ononon V. XaVILLS. residing at Holmeeburg, in the
Twenty-third ward of the city ol Philadelphia, and the
Moseial -Parttor is JOHN wHiTnrd ski, residing WHO
Sonth Tenth street. in the city of Philadelphia.
Fourth. The said Special Partner has contributed to
the common stoat of tine said Inn NM slim of lysthons
sand dollars.
Fifth. The said partnership shall commence on the
fLret day "/1".", in the? Var of our Lord one thou.
sand e 1 ht nth undred and z y - four , and shall term mate
on the Met day of December, in the year of oar Lord one
thousand eisht hundred and siztlitieVee.
NO V. NHVILL&
JOHN WHITNN
Witmit z t . Vivtd . m,
JIFF IMP
CHAMPAGNE WINE.—AN IN VOICE
of `Crescent" and "Comet" (lhampszne Wine,
now landing from Brig IluAk Georg_ and for este by
ThonSTORE &
0.1414 W Aalz , / Rcoll S, FAQIR Eit.
mE PRESS;-PHILADELPHIA; . SA TURDAY, APRIL 23, 1864;
U.S.
TEN-FORTY J301\11)S.
These Bonds are issued seder the Aet of Congress o f
March Bth. 1864, which provides that in Bea of so much
et the :can authorised by the Act of March 3d, IBM to
which thle is supplementary, the Secretary of the Trea
sury is authorized to borrow from lime to time, on the
credit of the United States. not exceeding TWO MTN
DEED MILLION DOLLARS, during the current flood
Year. and to prepare and Issue therefor Coupon and Ile-
Metered Bonds et the United States; and all Bonds issued
under this Act shall be EXEMPT FROM TAXATION by
or under any State or municipal authority. Subscrip
tions to these Bonds are received In United States notes,
or no'ee of National Banks. They are TO BE RE
DEEMED IA COIN, at the pleasure of the Government,
at any period not Lees than ten nor more than fort/
bogey from their date. and until their redemption FIVE
PER CENT. INTEREST WILL BS PAID. IN COIN, on
Bonds of not over one hundred dollars annually, and
on all other Bones semi-annually.
The interest Is payable on the And days of March and
September in each year. The semi-annual Coupons are
Payable at those dates. and the annual Coupons on the
60 and 1004011er Bonds are payable on the first of March.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or Coupon
Bonds, as they may prefer. Registered Bonds are re
corded on the books of the U. E. Treasurer, and ran be
transferred only on the owner's order. Coupon Bonds
are payable to bearer, and are more convenient for con
menial uses.
Hes'stared Bonds will be issued of the denominations
of Fifty Dollars UM. One Hundred Dollars (KM. Five
Hundred Dollars (WO), One Thousand . Dollars (11.030).
Five Thousand Dollars ON WO, and Ten Thousand Dol
lars ($10,000); and Coupon Bonds of the denominations
of Fifty Dollars (,50), One Hundred Dollars (3100), Five
Hundred Dollars (3500). and One Thousand Dollars
(11.000).
Subscriber. to this loan will have the option of having
their Bonds draw interest from March let, by paying the
neertted interest in eoin (or in United States notes, or the
notes of National Banks, adding fifty per cent. for pre
mium). or receive them drawing interest from the date
of subscription and deposit.
As these Bonds are exempt from noinielpal or Elate
taxation, their value is increased from one to three per
cent, per annum. according to the rate of tax leviee in
*various parts of the country.
At the present rate of premium on told they pay over
eight{ ee cent. interest in currency. and are of equal
apnoea/nee as a permanent or temporal, investment.
. .
It ht believed that 110 lienritleis offer so great Induce
ments to lenders as the various descriptions of U. S.
Bonds In all other forms of indebtedness the faith or
ability of private parties. or stock companies, or sepa
rate communities, only is pledged for payment, while
for the debts of the United States the whole property of
ti e country is holden to swum the payment of both
principal and interest in coin.
These Bonds may be subscribed for In same from IMO
up to any magnitude, on the same terms, and ars thus
made equally available to the smallest lender and the
largest capitalist. They can be converted into money at
any moment. and the holder will have the benefit of the
intend.
The fact that all duties on imports are payable in
specie. furnishes a fund for like payment of interest on
all Government Beside largely in excess of the wants of
the treasury for this purpose•
Upon the receipt of subscriptions a certificate of de
posit therefor, is duplicate, will be issued. the original
of which will be forwarded by the aubscriber to the &-
watery of the Treasury. at Washington, with a letter
station the kind (registered or coupon) and the denomi
nations of bonds required.
rpm the receipt of the original certificates at the Trea
enry Department the Bonds aitbscribed for will be trans
mitted to the subscribers respectively.
Subscriptions will be received by the THEASUBIit OF
THE UNITED STATES at Washington. and the Aft.
fiIbTANT TREASURERS at Philadelphia. New York.
and Boston, and by the
First National Bank of Philadelphia, Pa..
First National Bank of Carlisle, Pa..
First National Bank of Danville. PL.
First National Bank of Erie. Pa .
First National Bank of Marietta. Pa..
First National Bank of Meadville. Pa.,
First National Bank of Scranton. Pa.,
Second National Bank of Scranton. Pa..
First National Bank of Strasburg. Pa..
First National Bank of Towanda. Pa..
First National Bank of Wart Chester. Pa.,
Second National Bank of Wilkesbarre. Pa..
First National Bank of York. Pa..
First National Dank of Parkersburg. W. Vs
First Naqonal Bank of Washington. D. 0..
First National Bahk of Newark, N. J..
First National Bank of Baltimore,
First National Bank of Binghamton, W. Y..
First Nat'l nal Bank of Elmira, N. Y.,
and by all National Banks whisk are depositaries of
public money. All respectable banks and bankers
throughout the country will furnish farther informa
tion on application, and afford every facility to sub
scribers. apl7-6t Wit
SUBSOBLPTIONS TO THE
TEN-FORTY . LOAN
RECEIVED BY THE
SECOND NATIONAL BANK
OF PHILADELPHIA.
AT .IFILA.N7EEIFOIIII.
This Bank has been designated by the SECRETARY
OF THE TREAbIIRY as as
DEPOSITORY OP TEE PUBLIO MONEYS,
ADD A
FINANCIAL AGENT
OF THE
UNITED STATES,
And authorized to receive subscription to the NEW
MUD STATES LOAN, bearing interest at the rate of
E`.1717 - F. PER CENT.
Per Annum IN COIN. Bonds from 160 to *lO.OOO. In
terest to commence either with the date of the bonds.
March let 1864 , or at the date of subscription, at the
option of the subscribers.
WILLIAM H. Pt HAWN, Onnhter.
anl6-Im
_TORN HORN, JR.,
, i , STOCK •CONNISSION MCKIE.
to. 140 SOUTH THIRD SMUT.
(VP STAUUN)
T6GLA BB D EN ELP C R ES IA- :
Messrs. Thos. A. Biddle & Co. Mese.Gaw,lllaealerket. & (W.
'Masers. B. S. Whelan & Co.l
Messrs. Drexel & Co.
Messrs. Busby & Co. Henry J. Williams,_Hen.
Alexander Biddle Bee . I. P. Hutchinson, Buq,
IL
G. Troutman. . D. H. ClEgnibal• E
Jas. G. King & Sons. Mew York. fa,
-got
I N' THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
At- CITY AliD COUNTY OF PRILADSLPHIA.
Estate of JOSEPH HUNK SR. deceased.
The Auditor appointed bhe Court to audit. settle.
HENRYH
and adjust the account of B. BaGaitT, Sac.,
Trustee, and to report distribution of the balance in the
kande of the accountant, will meet the puttee interested
lor the purposes of his lirlDeiniMsnt on TIISSI , AY. tha
26th dap of April. 1884 at 4 o'clock P. IL. at his Mee.
No. 131 South FIFTH Street. in the City of Philadel:
phis.A. S. LBTCHWORTII,
apl4 th unfit* Auditor.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOE
TDE CITY AND COUNTY OF PDILA.DIMPHIA..
Paints of BENJAMIN ROBINSON. DeesAsed.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit. settle.
and adjust the account of BENJAMIN ROBINSON and
JOSHUA. ROBINSON, Executors of BENJAMIN ROBIN
SON, decea. ed, and to report distribution of the balance
in the hand. of the accountant& will meet the parties
tote-ested- for the purposes of his appointment. on
2 MODAL May 3.1, IEI% at four o'clock P. M., at his
office. No. 158 South FOURTH Street. in the city of .
Philadelphia. WM. 0. HAMS. Auditor.
apl9 tuthelit*
IN TAR ORPHANS' oQtrit FOB
'TUN CITY MID COUNTY OF PH UAL - PHIL
Estate of theroinor cntldren Of HUGH HMI EH, deceased.
The Auditor appointed to audit settle. and adjust the
account of EBBNIsZeR MAXWELL testamentary
guardian of the minor children of HUGH SMITH, late
of the City 01 Philadelphia hunter merchant, deceased.
of lb. Betide of the said miners gigged to them in the.
portidon of the Estate of their uncle. THOMAS SIN
late of the City of Philadelphia. deceased. and to wake
dittributios. will attend s e conduties of his appoint.
rr ant, on MODDAY, theday of May, It. D.
1864 at 4 o'clock P M., at his Office, Ho. AY South
FIFTH street, in the City . of Philadelphia
apei OetaDt JOSEPH A. CLAY, Auditor.
, B LACK HAWK
GOLD MININGi COMPANY.
MINES—BOBTAIL, GREGORY
LODES—GILPIN 00., OOLOBILDO.
•
CAPITAL, 50,000 SHARES 5100 RACH.
TRUSTEES.
F. B. JUDD. New York.
W. L. LEE, Colorado
ANKH' NE ARDOUR. New York.
O.IIOIEON OLIN. Ja.• Now York.
O. W. MULE. New York.
3. B WILLIAMS. New York.
HELLPLRABENTS. Baltimore.
LEONARD SWETT. Wsehington.
CARLOS PIERCE. Boston.
President—F. H lUOD.
Vim President—W L LEE
Treanurer—WALTEß B LAWTON.
Beereta•7—D. LITTLEJOHN.
Counsel—JOHN S. WOOD WARD.
WILD
OFFICE, Ho. HO CLIFF STREET. NEW EDEN.
SP/8 -/m
BRIGGS GOLD 00_
241RES--BRIGGS & GREGORY LODES,
10/I.,PITAX. 10.000 01:1/1111115-0100 KACU.
TRUSTEES.
J. SMITH BRIGGS
GEO. M. PULLMAN . Ohicago.
ANTHONY dR150UX—....... Now York.
••
HENRY COGGILL
E. CORNELL WHITE
C. 0. ALOBL Hudson. N. T.
WM G. snesLL Providence. R. L
Presides: J SMITH GRIGG&
Tres ~,,,, WILL eili L WPM.
D. r.ITTLISIOHN.
Counsel. 1. B. WOODWABD.
Bzw•wintond•nt. COM H. BRIGGS. —
sip, 1m • °Mee H 5 CLIFF Street. Now York.
OWDR. FINE, PRACTICAL DEN•
VW for the lam twenty years. lil9 VMS tit,,
below Third. inserts the most beautiful. TNIITH of tbs
ale, mounted on fine Gold P., anus, Wive?. Vulcanite,
Conine. Amber, iffe. , at prices, for neat and substantial
yolk, more reasonable than any Dentist in this city m
Blase. Teeth plunged to last for life. Artificial Teeth
repaired to suit No pain in extruding. All work war
Teas tad to fit.. Reference. best {emblem Ikk7a-41:0
•
THOM SON'S LONDON
KITCHENER. OR EUROPEAN RANGE, for fa
milies. hotels. or_publict biatitutious in TWEE ri
DIP/BRENT 81. EMIL, AL% Philadelphia Hamm,
Hot- Air Furnaces . Portable Beaters. Low ova Grates,
Fireboard Stoves. Bath Boll.rs. Stewhole Plates. Broil
coichibi sum& we.. at wholesale awl retail. by
e manufacturers.
9114
SE SHARP% & TROMSO .
cahl-tutheilm o. N 900 N. SECOND atlgalk
rEARD AND FANCY JOB PRINTING,
w zuggwALT nowirii. in B. TOMO,
PIENA.NILIIAKI.
1 1 1D:till 1
GILPIN 0347NTY, OOLOItIkDo.
PROPOSAILS.
OFFICE b RMY 01,0 THIICG AND
EQPIPSGB, TWELFTH find MAAS d Semite,
SEALED PIIoPOSAVS P r L . P c I : e
a . Ap a li ma 2l.2ll c,
until 12 o clock on klOliD UT. the lath inenint. for
ouPPFrina the Schuylkill Arsenal. promptly. thug:Alois.
jog Antoine:
ANS b/ivige, army eiandatd.
Hatchet. Ellis IV. do.
Paper for packing. SS z4O samPlini required.
Brown Holland or linen, du do.
. . . . . . .
Park Aloe Thread.kio. M. do do
Bidden must Mato in their proposals the price. whicib
find be given in writing as well ae in figures; also, Um
quantity bid for, and time of delivery. -
Bide from defaulting contractors will not be received.
Blank farms for Proposals can be bee upon application
at thie °dice_
Proposals most be endorsed ' Proposals for Army Bun ,
pliee, n stating the particular article kid for.
ff. El GBOBllllf.
ap22 21 A. K. General, ri 8 A.
A SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER GE
BILHAL'S °Pries,
PHILADELPHIA. 214 April , 1884.
PFOPOBItB will be received as this °MP until Wit
21S8ne2 next. 27th inst.. at noon for the- erection and
completion of a tempi eery HOSPITAL, to contain 75
bed.. atearnD " Wm Penn,' Ch e (ton mile. Pa. Material
end workmanship to be similar to that in the original
hospital erected for she nee of We camp" Plans of the
hoppitai can be seen, and information obtained, at the
cake of John McArthur. Jr.. Architect. =I South
FIXTH Street. The right is reserved to reject ail bids
deemed too high. By order.
001. CI., H. BROSNAN, Aest . Qr. Master Gen.
ar22 t 27 A BOYD. °sot and 4. Q
OFFICE loom mitisAßY 61JBSIST
ENOS. No. SES WALNUT Street. .
PHILADELPHIA. S prit 21. 1261.
SEALED PROPOSALS (to duplicate) will be received
at this office until 12 o'clock ti., on WEDNSSD &Y. April
27. late, for supplying. for the use of the United States
Army, the fin Lewin& SUBSISTENCE aroaSS, delivered
at Philadelphia. viz!
SOO barrels first qoality " MESS " or "MIME
asses ti PORK ( which to be stated). of the
tack of 166:-4. in full. hooped oak barrels,
with iron master h rope meat to be free hem
rust or stain. full weight, and thoroughly
salted. Bidders will Irate Whey their pork
was pack ed and the brands.
100.000 round+, firstwrathy thoroughly smoked BA
CON SHOULDSES. in tight tierces of uni
form size.
200,000 pounds first quality PILOT BREAD, to be
made from good, sound extra flour thorough
ly baked, and perfectly dried before being
Packed. To be puked in boxes of well
seasoned wood, of such a kind as- will not
-impart taste to the bread; boxet to contain
OD poroado net Bidders will also state the
price delivered in flour barrels.
• 3.000 barrels EX rita. SDP 'IR FINE or EXTRA
&MILT itl.ol3lt (which to be srated)•. to
have been ground within SO days of date of
. ibis advertisement. from the beet 'winter
wheat, in wffipcoopered headllned barrels.
Name of brands and place of manufacture to
be mentioned in the bid.
19.600 pounds first quality kiln dried CORN
mil AL. in well-coopered 'fled barrels.
60.000 pounds first quality NSW WHITS BEANS,
in well-connoted head-lined barrels.
60,000 pounds PRIES RIOE, in well-so epered
head lined barrels -
20, 000 pounds first quality large grained, kiln
dried HOMINY, in welicoopered barrels.
60,000 pounds PRIME RIO COPPEs. is welscooP
ered barrels Bidders will Mate the price
Per net pound for furnishing the whole or
any portion of the above toff-e. rosoded,
bround, and packed in tight paper lined
arrels, and the parties furnishing it will be
required to state on oat h that the coffee fur
nished by them is of the same finality as
the sample offered, and that it contains no
adulteration nor admixture or any foreign
pribstance. Green coffee sample r-ttaired.
160,000 pounds light yellow COPPER SlDialt, or
choice" dry RAW SOGAR: barrels to be of
the bast in use for the purpose
30,000 pounds coarse pulverized WHITE SUGAR.
in well. covered barrels
6.000 gallonspure CIOkR. WHISKY. or CORN
VINEGAR. Metrong, wellmoopered barrel* ,
410.000 ponnds good bard SOAP, in pound bare,
full weight.
20,000 pounds clean, fine, dry SALT, in well-cools-
fired barrels.
The above stores to be ready for dblivery within 20
days from date of award. but if not needed at li.t time,
contractors are-e*pectea to hold them until required for
shipment. - -
Bazooles of all the article's, except meats. must be de,
livered with the proposals. and referred to therein:
but the proposals must not be enclosed with the sample.
Samples of hard bread flour, corn meal. beans, rice.
hominy. green coffee, sugar, soap. and salt , mast be in
boxes of card- board or tin. and not in paper parcels-
Certificates of irspectlon by professio tat postcard ori
spectors, other than tt e Party furnishing the Drovisloas.
Will be required for all the meats certifying on the pa't
of the seller their present quality and sone Mon. The
meats will also be examined and passed upon by Sohn
G. Taylor. inspm for on she part of the ffnitsd States.
Separate propmals, in duplicate, must be made for sash
article enumerated, and bidders may propose for the
• hole or ant Part of each
A printed copy of this advertisement must be attached
to each bid. and the Proposals must be specific In com
plying with all its terms. Each bid, to have considera
tion. must contain the written guarantee of two responsi
ble names. as falows;
" We. the undersigned, guarantee that, Should all or
any part of the above bid be sampled, is shad be fulfilled
according to its true purport and conditlOns; alto. that a
written contract, with bonds to the amount, ofone--
fourth the value of the stores proposed to be furnished,
shall be executed if required."
The seller's name, place of business, and date of pur
chase, with name of contents, gross, tare, and net
weights, must be marked on every package, and all old
marks must be oblitermed.
Eettorne of weights by professional public weighere to
be given whenever required.
Bide will include packages and delivery at any point
in thillscity. and any inferior packages. or cooperage
Will be considered sufficient Cause for rejection of con
tents.
Payment to be madein sues funds as may be tarnished
by the United States for the purpose.
Proposals must be endorsed "Proposals for Subsist
ence Morse.' and directed to F. N. BUCK.
argleit Captain and C. S. Vole.
NOTIOE CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OP TSB COLUMBIA AND PORT DE
POSIT BAILIiOirD COMPANY,
COLIMBIA.. Pa. , April 6, 1664.
Sealed Proposals for the Graduation and Masonry of
that portion of the COLUMBIA AND POST DEPOSIT
BAILItOaD, between Columbia and the bead of the Old
Maryland CanaL distance of twenty-nine miles (in
sections of one mile). will be received at the Office. in
FROM? Street, below Locust, until noon of the 26th in
stant. Plans and Profiles of the fork will there be ex
hibited for one week previous to that date.
c, b KATIFFMAN, President.
3, E. SHEAFF, Chief Engineer. ant tardB
OFFICE DEPOT COMMISSAEY OF
BIIESISTENCS
_ _W4si . i . ptoTqN, D. . v .Aprlll6, 1864.
PRO Po XL'FUS PGOnh.
. .
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the 28th hats
at 12 o'clock lid. , for furnishing the Subsistence Depart
ment with
EIGGT THOUSAN D (8,000) BARBELS OF FLOUR.
The proposal. will be for what is known at this depot
as Roe, 1. 2. and 3, and bide will be entertained for any
quantq must than the whole.
Dm. be in duplicate. and (or each grade on sepa
rate sheets of paper.
The Flour. h. be fresh ground, and delivered in new
oak barrels, head lined.
The delivery of the Flour •to commence Within Eve
days from the opening of the bids, and in such quanti
ties daily as the Government may direct; delivered at
the Government warehouse in Georgetown. at the
wharves , or railroad depot in Washington, D. G.
The delivery of all Flour awarded to be completed
within twenty der s from the opening of the bids.
Payment will be made in cert‘flcates of indebtedness.
or anon other funds as the Government may have for
disbursement.
The usual Government inspection will be made just
before the. Flour is received, and none will be accepted
which is tot fresh ground.
An oath of allegiance must accompany the bid of each
bidder who has not the oath on file in Ws office. and - to
html will be entertained from parties who have previous
ly failed to comply with their bids, or from bidders not
present to respond.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid for
any cause. Bide to be addressed . 10 the nadersid. at
P 123 0 street. endorsed 'Proposals for lour."
5.41. GREENS.
anlB-7t. Captain and a. 8. V.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER
GENERAL'S OFFICE,
rffru&D'lMPHia. Amu l6, iße4.
i'HOFOSALE CH - :"4 "9 this office until SA
- --- n
TUBB AY, 2,9 d instant, at n o on . foi the u0neb,!..... ‘2—
of a Well or Wells, having a continuous flow, of whole.
come water, sufficient to supply the McClellan Lk S. A.
Hospital with 100.000 gallons per day."
The coniractore will be required to furnish and set up,
earaplete not lees than two (2) pumps of the Woodward
or Worthington pattern, with all the pipes, stopcocks,
and connections. remired properly to discharge the
water through the tanks and pipes now in use through
out this Hospital.
The whole aPParatus. when completed,muet be work
ed from the present steam boil era.
The contractor to have the use of all the pipes, cookie,
and valves. (including the fire-pumps,) the property of
the Hospital. which shall be thrown out of use by the
proposed new arrangement.
Before the award of thelcontract a bond, 'with satis
factory security, will be required. enaranteeine a con
stant supply of not less than one hundred thousand (100,-
000) gallons of water. tut wielded, daring all season*
Plans ot the Hospital can be seen, and information
received, at the office of .1. MoiillTHUß, Jr., Architect,
209 South SIXTH Street.
. . .
By order of Colonel G. H. Croarean. Assistant Qaarter
ranter General A_ BOYD.
ewe 7t Captain. and A. Q. H.
pBOPOSALf3 FOB FORAGB
Orin Quassitamurnut's QMOZ. .
WAsrmroroir Daror, Desereber S, MIL
ARtJakri PROPOSALS are innitod by t h e undersigned
or sapplying the U. 8. Raartermaater's Departments
at Washinatort„ D. 0.. BalUmors. Md., Alszandria. and
Tort Monroe: - V a.. or either of those plates, with RAY.
Corn, Oats. and Straw.
Bids will be resolved for the doliver7 of f, 000 bushel%
f rd
o soya or oats, and 00 tona of bay or straw. and 'of -
was.
Bidders mast state at Whieh Of the 13bOVII-named Polies
;hey prwoce to make deliveries, and the rates at whisk
they will make deliveries thereat, the SlaaatitY of sash
article proposed to be delivered, w h en when said de
liveries shall be somineneed. ando be completed.
The price must re p
written out in words on the bids.
Corn to be put np in good, stout sash,. of about two
bushels each . Oats In like sacks. of about three btuhela
/lash. The mob to be furnished without extra shwa% to
the Government. The haY and straw to be some,
bided.
The partieuler kind or description of oats, corn hay.
or straw. proposed to be dammed, innahbe Miami, in the
ere the articles offered under the bids heroin invitea
be stageat to a rigid insimetlel by the Government
bisector before bathe aseeptcd.
Contrasts will be awarded from time to time to the
lowest responsible bidder, as the littered of the Govern
ment may require, and payment will be made when the
whole amount contrasted for shall have been delivered
and ass
The bidder Will be required to awonsesay his PrOPO^
eel with a guarantee. strand bY tWo lesevosible PersOnS.
that Biggs his bid is asserted he or they will, within
ten days thereafter. execute the contrast in the same.
with good and sufficient sureties, in a sum eausl to the
amount of the contrast, to deliver the forage proposed
ISSIOIIIIh the terms of this advertisement; and ii
Wee the Adder should fell to enter Intothemmtrect,
they to mike ;good the Merano e between the °far of said
bid era and the next lowest responsible bidder, or the
Swekton to whom the contrast may be awarded.
the n o e l I r°l 4
" ZtVil c yy
ertificate PM:i r t i rl ill elltio le r i n th eiTael
=Of Customs. or any other abler under the united
Government. or responsible person known to this
office.
All bidders will be duly notified of the sorsentanes or
re ties of their Proposals.
The tell name and post ogee address of sash bidder
Cott be legibly written in the proposal.
yropossls mast be addressed so . Brigadier General D.
is. gnaw. Chief Moat Quartermaster_Weshington3)
0.. and should be plainly marked.''Froisoegle for RO-
M;do. in i sum equal to the amount of the contras'
h
signed by the eontraetor and both of his guarantors, w
be, requited of the eummurful bidder or bidders twos
gifOr.the contrast,
orma of bids Saallotteeti sad goads may be
elgabted Upon stylisation at this owes
PURSE ON PROMOS.
iTOWn. County. and Btate--------w. •
1, the subecriber. do hereby propose to furnish end de•
liver to the United States, at the Quartermaster's De
"atom" agreeably to the terms of Tour
advertisement. inviting proposals for forage, dated
Washington %pat, Ilseamber S. ISSIL the following aril.
Alas, via:
bushels of Corn. in sacks. at per bushel of If
'wounds. •
---- bushels of Oats , to sacks. at per bushed of St
und..
tom s of baled Hay. at per ton of %COO po inds.
tons of baled Straw, at par ton of 3,ooopoonda.
Divery_to somineunt an or before the day of
ISO . and to be completed on or before the --
167 of —• lfd , and pledge myself to enter into a
written contrast with the United States, with_good and
ammoved .acuities . within the nose of ten tits oar
Stehr tiling soused that my bid has been sesested.
elgreliat i
Brigadier Bennet D. H. EllceLas,
Chief DOPES Iknartermaster. •
Washinsion. D. G.
W.. the understansd. reiddonts of Was
county of and But, of
'Canny and aeserally. easement wi th the united Mates.
and guarantee. in maga the farseeing hid of be
aweeptod, that be or they will. wi thin to days after the
alweptanes of said bhl. =orate d for Ow sante
with good sad suilieloat aunties. in s Me sorL. to hi
&meat of the oontrask to furnish the forage ro
in soaformity_ to the terms_ of advertisement Dr .
.ember B. nada' Wklik the btd was made. and,
saes the said - shall fall to eater into a ionizes" as
eforesidd. we rdaItANAM to mike good the dliforanos be-
twee the offer try the said -and the next lowest
roopoluelble bidder. or th e versos to whoa the contrail
arty be awaeded.
Witham $ f Olvol under our heads and seals
this-- day of -.
tattereleY mortify Mu& to the bele are kaawledgo and
the abovo-naresd githwator_ good end • .
sleet as sureties for th earnonat for width they offs, to
bewerarltY.
robe oestiled by the United Sates Dietriet Maoris , .
Coll NUR of Merano, or say other °Seer under
Usitedlltates Clowerunwath or responslble person 11:110W1
to this Of ea
MI proposals resolved under PAU advelaisent i O
bo opthod aide:amino" at this oleo on a re flaturdey of sash week. to X. Bidders are
IT invited to be fore at the opersof bi they
dealro. ZU
,dathmf Itrisalaser mural and
CLARET WINE.—A N INVOICE OF
CHATIAI7 MORIN. Mums Kodak Moniforrand.
ono Ht. /anon Christ Winos. Row landing from brig
Hugo Georg. and for sit u b.
rrranz
a,
raviracum
KW= SO* /nth /BOAT
A sSIs r( ANT QUAY?, PERM ASTRE
GENERAL'S OFFICE,
PatakDELPIW.g, April 2,24. 1.861
PROPI)SLLS wiil be received at tale office anti, SA
WED PI . nAtt, liOik CO A L
.atll X for the *apply and
delivery of cul the COAL and WOOD raw/trent fur the
nee of the various Hospitals. Ofibtes. Htorehottewr. gad
Ptiblie Buildings in and_around Philadelphia. from let
May to b lot Ilannet next inelnelVit
Deliveries are to be made at tneh times and In mock
gAnlrliti.A as reexiired and to Malude Germantown.
West Philadelphia. Nicetown. Fort Hula , Balrmll
Dew. and Cheater, Pa. Coal to be - of beet etralitY
enshrtleite, stove. egg. or brogan. as may bedewed ;
subject to inepection. and to weigh 2;910 pounds to the
ton freeborn dirt. Wood to be of beat quality oak or
pine. at required.
No bid will be considered milese guaranteed by two
reliable [..retain that the bidder Ls elite. and will. if
awarded him, enter into and faithfully fulfil the den.
tract reeponsibinty of the. guarantors most be*
certified to by a United Slate. District Judge, Alterman
or !dental. The right le reserved to reject all bide
41,2 m ed too high, undue bid from a defaulting contractor
wt.t be received.
Ely order. Orn. H CRO3MAN. A. a. 2,1' G.
ap2a-71. liOYlOl Capt. sad A. Q Oh U A.
QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.
fLisrlidasts Md.. Apridl4lll 1881
SKALD PROPOS& La in duplicate will Ic e received by
the undersigned until 12. o'clock M . on the Milt day of
Awl,. lead, for farulahlt.g (74ia,eveutyr roar All CI la
ROBEilid They Ruud be dark. colors. between the ages
Of live and pine yrer, end nob less than fifteen nor more
then sixteen bands high •
Delivery to be wade in Baltimore within ten Java after
the contract io awarded.
Each animal will be subject to the usual Government
inspection before being accented.
Provernia from di,loyal wartios , will act be couetdered.
and an oath of allegiance mast accompany each proposi
tion.
DARANTBS
The abilities of the bidder to flit the contract, should it
be awarded Co him, must be anantnteed by two respon-
Bible persons, whose signatures must be amended to the
guarantee
The responsibility of the suarantors must be shown
by the official certificates of the Clerk of the nearest Dis
trict Court. or the United States District ettoroey
Bidders must be present in person when the bids are
opened, or their proposals will not be considered.
Floods equal in amount to half the sum to be recetvesi
on the contrast, signed by the contractor and both of his .
'
guarantors will be renuirea of the successful bidder
upon enrolls/ the contract. .
FORM OF OVARANTSS
We, of the county of and State of
and -, of the county of -, and State of do
hereby guarantee that - is able to fulfill the con
tract in accordance with the ternui w ep th Proposition.
and that, should his proposition be ed. he will at
once enter into a contract in accordance therewith.
Should the contract be awarded him, we are pre
pared to become his sureties.
(To this gnaractee must be appended the official certi
ficate above mentioned.)
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by
a R u ctpo ra ti t re . mnst be marked • 'Proposals for ARTILLII-
ET HORSES." 0 - W. THOffiti.
ap2l-7t Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at the TREASTIRT DBPARTIVIST, Office of the
Supervising Architect , . Weoamoros. D. 0., until f 2
ki of the 19th day of May. 1R34, for all the fire and burg
lar-proof S larkS and VAULTS required by the Treasury
Department prior to May 1. 1.865.
Plane and egoeill.ations can be obtained by application
to this Witte personally or by letter.
Bids to be per eeperilefal foot. including door and all
necessary tattoos, measured on the outside; the price
named to cover all charges whatever. except the freight
and the actual travelling expenses of workmen to the
Place where the Vaults are to be erected.
Sass to be delivered at the Railroad Depot or Steam
boat Wharf, for transportation. in good order and con
ion. without charge.
Locks for the Vaults or Safes will be furniehed by the
Department. but must be properly put on by the con
tractor without charge.
Ali bids must be accompanied by the bond of two re
sponsible persona in the cam Of five thousand dollars
that the bidder will accept and peen , m the contract. if
awarded to bim; the sufficiency of the security to be
certified to by the Collector of Internal Ravenna of the
Distriet.
The Department reserves the right to reject any or all
the bids if it be considered its interest to do so. and no
bid will be considered that does not conform to the re
quirements of this ad vettisement
Bids to be enclosed in a seelei envelope. endorsed
"Proposals for Safes and Vaults '
ROOllll9,
mh.9o wslet Supervising Architect.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER
GENERAL'S OFFIOE ut
PROPOSALS will Le P ialye AD r
o t tri a elatil
SATIIKDA.Y. Ntd tut.. at 12 AL. for the delimits?. in thin
city. of—
All six mule Army. Wagons. complete.
600 eeta six-mule (farness
One-half ir the above to be completed and ready for de•
livery on or before the 16th of May balance on or before
10th Rine nrxt.
The richt ia removed to reject all bide deemed too high,
and no bid from a defaultina contractor will be received.
By tinier Col G. R. CROMAN- Mist Q General.
ap113.6t A. BOYD. Capt. and a. Q. N.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER
GENERAL'S OFFIUIL ,
PUTLADHLPICIA. aoril 19. 1884.
.
CAVALRY BOSSES wanted immediately. One ann•
dred and forty-Ave dollars Per 'read will be paid for all Ca
valry Horses delivered at tbeW.Liam Penn Hotel in this
city. Horses to be sound in all particulars, not less than
live. nor more than nine years old. from 104 to 1.8 hands
toll.flet.hed, compactly built, bridle wise and of
size sufficient for cavalry purposes. An officer will be in
attendance to inspect an pay for the horsed as diliveted.
- G. R. CROSCIaIIi,
aplB- tt Asst. Q M. General 11 S. A.
I,OOO ARTILLI 4 IRY HORSES
WANTID AT ONCE.
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OPTION,
DEPOT OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, D. G., April 11th, 1984.
1,000 HORSE6I. cuitabie for Artillery service, will be
purchased at this depot by_ the undersigned. in open
market, from date until MAY 11th. 1864 in lots of 1 to de,
at one hundred and seventy dollars (9.1701 per animal,
each animal to be suejected to the usual Government in
spection before being accepted.
Horses to be delivered to and inspected by Capt. C. H.
Tompkins. A. Q M. 11. a A., corner of Twenty-second
and (1 streets. Washington, D. C.
D. H HIICKEIfe
Brig. Oen. and abler quartermaster,
aPIZ-14t Depot of Washington. D. C.
3 lino HORSES WANTED.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
CAVALRY BURRAI7.
OPTION OP CHIRP QUARTERMASTER,
WARRINGTON. D. 0., March 8. 1864.
One hundred sad fifty (SMO) dollars per head will GO
raid for ail
CAVALRY HORDES
delivered within the next thirty (80) days at the Govern
ment Stables at °Weber*. D. 0.
Said hones to be sound in all particularis t 410 t Wm than
lye (8) nor more than nine (9) years old - from 14)i to 10
hands high , full fleshed, compactly built, bridle wise,
and of size sufficient for cavalry pmposes.
These specifications will be strictly adhered to and
rigidly enforced in every particular.
Payment made on delivery of tan (10) and over.
Hours of inspection from 9 A. M. to 0 P. M.
JAMBS s EMIL
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
mb24-tet Cavalry Enraan.
CEMENT.
GIIINAT D/114704111LT 1
' COWL AID YALIMBLE
DISCOVERY!
HILTON'S.
INSOLUBLE CEMENT I
Applicable to the
Unita Azle
is of wore general prestige' Mitt
than any invention now before the
Public. It has been thoroughly test
ed during the last two years by
preitleal
to
men, and pronouneed h 7
all be
11V/111.101 TO Ail
Adhesive !reparation known
Humors issEfoions axiom
Is a new Wax, and the roman or
- POP of swum: !Boa
eanurrntia ramor#l.ll.
Aid ander no sdriamasinsed di
'hangs of temperature, will it IV
some sorra* or emit any 91Aisive
A New Thing
its Comlbinstlon.
BOOT AND SHOE
liaserfasinners. ulna ebtektue.
WM end it the hest article known
for Clementine the Channels, se it
works without dear. Is not myna
by WAY or tannyzatary
LTEWELERB
Rill Ind it imilsiently Adhesive for
their run. u has bun proved.
Boot std Shoe
Nannfootrurers.
Jewelers.
PE 111 ILSPEC
LE LALL
ATHERY AvArrins
• TO .
And we sista an sa espestet new%
that It Atoka Patches and
So
w Boots and Shoes suet= 1 1 ;
lime ithout 'Wahine.
Tanillea
LIQUID OEMENT
wank that ta a
taa MU far
samatsure
It Ss a Liquid,
0100KEHY.
YOT hrsom,
Sad &Moles of Household ass.
Kitten% Insoluble Cement
h i a Mania form. and as amain
as pasts.
Helm=lber,
RILTOWEI INSOLDBIA CIEMINT
Ligiaable In Wit 47 or oIL
MULT01111) EINBOLDBLIB emir/
Adheres oily salbstaitoes
bumplied In Family or If anntsits.
rim PaOcages from II ernes to 100
- 4ILTON BROS. 41; Os.,
Agents Lit Phlladeipkte
LAING IS MAGPIE'S.
No 30 North THIRD St.
JOSEPH GODFREY Geo.
No. 3A . fforth VOfiRTH
lielp.inthlll
MEDIUML.
IPLEIUTIIIOITY. WHAT IS LIFE
Ja=a WITHOUT HlALTH7—Blessrs OR/ II di A.I.LBDI.
Medics' Elestylelanc, boob's discorred Pertnerehi the
practise will be continued by THOS. ALLEN. at t he old
established office, No. 723 North TENTH Street. between
Coates and Brown, where he will still treat and a are all
(
(arable diseases whether Lento, Chronis. Pulmonary
or Paralytic. without a shook or any pain, ) with it a va
rious modifications of Eleetrieity an chlieswien. This
treatment bas been found remarkably neepeered in all
camel of Droashltis, Dipiherbi, and oilier diseases of the
throat and respiratory Mane
Consumption. first said se- Intimate and Catarrh.
send stoical. General Debility.
Paralysis. . Diseases of the Liver or
N Kidneys.
lever and Ames Diabetes.
Congestion. Preisv Mad (Pa ll ing of
Actimaa. Mao omb).
Dyspepsia. Prolamine Ani (or Piles )
Kherunathoa.Nocturnal Emissions. em-
Bronshilbt Dearness.
No charge for coosolballoc. Orrice hours 9it af to 6
I". N. Testimonials to be seen at office. &NEI em
ELEc TBICITY.—WONDERFUL Sal.
NSITIFIC DISCOVERY. —AU acute and chronic dis
eases cored by special guarantee, when desired by the
Patient. at lttallO WAL NI7T Street, Philadelphia. and
in vase .f a failure nu charge is made. No drugging the
system with =certain medical cleat& All cure. per
formed by, Magnetism. Galvanism, Of Piller modliiser
Hen. of felectrivity, without shooks or any ut,pleasaut
sensation. For further Information send and get a
Pamphlet, which confuting hundreds of gertillcates from
of e most selte.ble men in Philadelphia. Who
have been speedily and permanently cored after all other
treatment from medical men had failed Over twelve
thousand scared in lees than Eve wars. at 1.911111 WAL
NUT Street
N. B —Medical wee aid others, who desire a know
led go of my new diaIOYSTY. can commence a full 00nree
of lectures May 17th, IM4, at the Institution. MAO
WALNIT r Street. Prof BOLLIIS has qualified over one
thousand physicians. who use Illeetrielty as a specialty.
Conenttation free Prof. BOLL= It DrBROWN 1320
WALNUT. Street. Philadelphia *Fa ine
D OCTOR A. H. STEVENS IS CURING
all Chronic Messes, both of LADIES and GIN
?LISSA, br a new method ia the ass of ELIOT/LIMY.,
without shooks or pain. Board for a limited number or
Patients from atroad may be bad at reasonable tuts* in
the Dollar's remit?. • Pamphlet of EXteen MP& fen
*aisles tertilleates and other infortwition, sent mils to
all ceders OARlOMpant•d with a stamp. Ones and resi
dence. at 14.8 MITE( Plll l / 5 SQU ARE, being @antral
ad d added dbie by atreet-ears beta every 1111.40114
is the city.
PirmAnimmia. April. LIOL. nail-la
JUMELLE'S QQMPOUND SYRUP 01
v• DOCK is meeteeful as a Istuedy. beam. those wke
use it Drumm It the but
•
GOUGH WIRITP.
the but Blood Purifier. lb. s moat efileteut Invigorator.
unit the best sure for Beroraitt ever eriuto_the bliw
Sold br the urosuletor. .rorimlLA.
ItilUrier Om*,
3014-Ris Lad all Dritusisra
TAYLOR'S ARNICA OIL OR EMBBO.
ATiouszio. to ry Ala_aMa
rhmirrosto.Nwsum=win. lama
se 444. d !Pi
IT IS THE ONLY
Provrision.
ricririDllNOL s L
da FOR SALE—A VERY DESEBA
m.II' BIM PROPERTY, the residence of the late Dr.
Jacob bharoless, deceased, with Mahtein Acres of
&ulterior Land attached. It is Welded in the borough of
wNIDOTOWN. Cheater county . within ten minutes'
walk of the Cheater Valley and Pennsylvania Railroad
hts lions. at which all trains stop The Dwelling is very
conveolontly and substantially built. with Barn. Tenant
House gyring House. and alt neeeesary out buildings.
There is a great abundance of Fbrubbery, Fruit, cad.
shade Tines. Part of the lend will be sold with the
buildings. if demand. Apply to
ABM. g. AMBRIDGE.
DowinaccrowN P. 0.
AM GERMANTOWN PROPERTY FOR'
SALE —A vei, desirable PROPERTY, within ten
minute.' wait of Wayne Station Germantown Railroad:
lane Dwelling-honse. with all the modern improve
manta; Stable. Spring house. loe•honm ailed. and good
Garden: %dent, of Pratt and tame Shade Tres. AoplY
to tah39 ti SOY
W. W. TENIOIII.
COMIUMS etreot.
JOHN B. MYERS 8c CO., AUCTION-.
MM. Roe. 2321 and 234 mown' Street
LARGE PIMIIMPTORV SALE OF FRENriff. INDT
GERMAN. AND UM TIER DRY ODORS. dim. 1 / 1 116
tWittso BALM.
Oaf MONDAY MORNING.
Aprs 26th. at 10 o'olock. will Istreold, by satalogne. on
four months' credit, about
550 PACKAGES AND LOTS
Of French. India, German. and British dry_goodie.&s.,
eMbraoing sr largo Sad choice. aeLostutent of facer and
staple smile/ aria silk, worsted, wvoien, and Sutton fa
brics.
11 D. —Samples of the same will be arranged for ex
amination, with candegnes. srly ON tee morning of
the sale. when dealer. will Ada it to their interesa to at
tend
RITE ACTIVE SALE OF GLOVES. G9BbITLE PL situ.
Included in air sale en'' Monday morn_bg April Mat,
will be found tke Valorising desirable and , (stag goods,
just landed, consisting of men and women's - Vent and so.
.red kid gloves, Gaul der Swede. lisle, silk, Union,
beaver, and caste, gloves. and military gauntlets. for
the best city sales.
IMPORTANT SALE' 0?" SOMMER SE AWLS.
d in our este - on Mbudsr. April Plitt, will be
found the following alluvia of a favorite make:
—Paris all wool blink mousseline de lathe shawls.
—AU wool black thtlym and merino shawls. wool
frincaa.
All wool brocbe borders - bleak stalls shawls.
Insois and colored printed bordered stella shawls.
Organdy. mozionblunk lumina, and V lurentina
sbawls. In great varlets of patterns and qualities.
C
hecked and clan plaid Palle and Glasgow Mama
and Barrow. abanna. plain. chine. and. fancy centres.
LA ROB SALE FRENCH, fl gRMAN, SWISS. AND'I3III
TISH DRY GOMIS, UMBRELLAS, sititaW oooDa,
c.. Ac.
NOTICE. —lncluded in our - pet emptory sale of French .
German, ewes. British. and Moorman dry goods, on
Monday morning, April 21, will be found in part, the,
following ,boles article!:
SLAWS SILKS,— pieces glossrblack gram de rhino,
assorted width 14
FANCY MLLES.-. Dims tenet plaid and striped
pout do note, col 'd flounces, silk foulards. challis;. dm
DBE GOODS. pieces rich printed and plain alone
de lain% plain and fancy poll de thence Scared poplins..
plain and fancy muzambluns% ]Prinied lawns, fancy
gingham% Noose% minis: doe .. no.
SHAWLS:— Black and colored eantimere, merino, or
:nadir. bevego. and stella Sas.
RI stc.— boxes solid c More fancy and black
gran de Naples rlbbons; black and, . fancy silk velvet do;
triton ion ribbons. flowers. gre
LACES AND ER SKOIDBEIES.—Rich embroidered
book and moll collars, In sets and please, bands, ittlert-
Inge, laces, ruffling% late 'relic, Ac , Ac. Lace point
and Mantled.
Also, birth crapes, colored tarlatans, barege
silk handkerobiefe and neck-ties kid and lisle gloves,
braids. tassels, head nets, buttons, sowings, fancy ar
ticles. tO.
SUN UMBRELLAS.-36 packages silk and gingham
sun umbrellas.
Also. dozen balmoral and hoop ekirte.
Also. Menges abet er hoods.
PARIS CottellTS. axe.
Included in our sale on MONDA.V. April 25th.-
1.01)(1 superior Paris corsets. for city sales.
LABOR AND PIRFAIPTORY BALI OF 1.100 PSBR
. AOlB BOOTS. SHoltel, BROGANS. ANBT I 2IOt I DB.
iTRAW BOUM sc. go.
NOTICE. —lncluded in our tares sale of boots. shoes.
am • TDSSDAY MORNING, April 24:h,
At 10 o'clock. to be sold without reserve. will be found.
in tart, the following fresh and desirable assortment.
vie:
Men's grained cavalry boots; wax and kip brogans;
men's balmoral and ilongrees boots; rontbei half-welt
.kip 1 &ate; men's do; fine city-made kid-welt buskins;
loons' gaiter loots; fine kid R. A colored and black
lasting btpkine ;.meo's fine city-made colt:morocco. and
kin boots; men's pump sole grain boots; men's bait
leather pump boots: men's pnmp--sole calf boots: do seal
Pump so a boots; women's lined and bound boots;
bouths' kip brogans ; misses' grain ties; misses , grain
ookies;misses' spring-heel grain lase hoots; women's
grain lace boots: misses' grain ltuto boots; women's
grain buskins; women's grain ties; bore' klo brogans:
misses' glazed morocco boots; men's bait welt calf do;
bouths' halt welt calf do; chi .dren'o half brogans; men's
ait welt tip boots; men's super calf brogan.; mea's
slippers; ini.ses' super hip deli: misses Raper kto bas
king; child's super colored fox bootee+ ; child's super cc
lured fox ties: men's lined and nomad Image ; men's and
bore,
waterproof boots; men's and boys 'wax boots.
Am, Ac
Also 31 cases palm hots and Slasher goods. am. Ac.
LARGE POSITIVR SALE OF 1,100 P ACK a (IBS BOOTS,
UMW. BROGANS, Ann GOODS. bMitalif GOODS,
Apr .
TUESDAY HO'NIN'G,
. • . .
Aprll26. at 10 o'clock. will be Raid by catalogue. with
out reserve. on Yoar months' credit. about 1.100 134okages
boots. shoes. brogans. cavalry boots. Stc., embracing a
prime and fresh assortment of desirable article" for mem.
"men and children. of city and Baccarat manufactare.
•
Alen straw moods, dro.
F. B.—Samples with eatelonee early on the morning•
of WA=
LARGE PEREMPTORY BALE OF EUROPEAN. INDIA.
AND AMERICAN DRY GOO 1 14. to
We will bold a large Mile of . British. German. French.
and american dm goods. by catalogue. on foar months'
credit ant part Pm met.
ON. THURSDAY MORNING.
Aprll . 2Bth, commencing at precisely 10 o'clock, com
prising
775 PA('K&GES AND LOTB
of Gritieb. German. French, India. and American dry
goods, embracing a lsrge, and fresh aesortment of
woo/en. 'wonted, /Wan. Cotton. and ellk roods for city
and c.,untry salsa.
N. B. —samples of the Bane will be arranged for ex
amination. with catalogues. early on the morning of
salee. when dealers will find it to their Interest to
attend
NOR SALE AND TO ART.
FOR 13 ALE 8,000 FARMS 1 FARMS!
Also. 10350 Rouses in Philadelphia!
Also. 000 Building Lots in Philadelphia!
Also. MILLS! COUNTRY SEATS! TIMBRE. LANDS.
Re.
COAL LANDS! WESTERN LANDS!
ODR CATALOGITES SENT FREEI
PENNSYLVANIA FARM REGISTER!
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARM REGISTER!
DELAWARE COUNTY FARE BEGiarsat
CHESTER COUNTY FARM REGISTER!
BUCKS COUNTY FARM REGISTER!
NEW JERSEY FARM stersTEßl
DELAWARE FARM REGISTER i
MARYLAND FARM REGISTER!
ROUSE REGISTER! CHEAP DWELLINGS!!
ALL of our REGISTERS now ready. Seat FREE to ens
address.
AlGir• Please call or rend.
GEORGE N. TOWNSEND Sr.
aP2•Ewlm 3233 i South FOURTH Street.
r 'EXECUTOR'S SALE.
The modern built dwelling, No. 407 South MIRTH
Street, below Pine. containing in front 19 feet. and 114
feet in depth to a three-feet alley.
The House is built in the best manner, with all the
modem improveurente. haying always been mauled by
ila owners; is in perfect order, and calculated for n
family to take immediate possession, without any ex.
pence.
PRICE, $9,500.
Terms accommodating.
Inquire on the Premises. Apl2 tuthe 6t
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS
FOR SALE. —1 pair of low-oressure, doable acting
vertical beam ENGINSS. with 36-inch cylinders. and 7
feet smoke. having, a 20--feet-gear Hy- wheel, with 181
cogs. Length of cog IS inches. and 4-inch pitch. Also.
aleck - gear of 02 'seta. These Inginee are rated at 4111.
bores power, and were built by Corlies dt igightinmbie,
of Providence, and are exceedingly smooth- working
and enbatantiel machines. The two cylinders can be
operated as one machine, or separately. They would be
sold singly or together.
6 Return-Fine BOILIIS6. 22 feet long, With 78 inch
-'Bach bee 20 Baal, 6 and 10 inches In dl.
811.4061% !The boilers are made of 3;-inch iron are in
teed order, and will be sold with or without fronts,
Opel, valves. die.
The above are to be sold for no faults; Engines of don.
ble thepower being required for our present work.
They are now standing, in good Working order, and
can be examined at any time.. upon application at the
I'IAPSIBEAG MILLS, Salem. Masa.
inind-watf JOU klLtunti, Agent.
TO LET .--THE SECOND, 7 HIRD,
-a-
and fourth floors at 235 MARKET Street, through
to Chinch alloy. mtialr
4f# FOE SALE-DESIRABLE AND
.16s,tnntifttliy improved Brown Stone BARD WM
D eel d street. Lot 20 by DB. Call and examine
resister of eli;" Properties. IL WPM?.
"20 3M3 WALNUT Street.
mFOB SALE, P 1 I E $5,04V--3110-
dera threeatory DWBLLING, girth. eta. Yazd, 313
feet front, situate No. 1323 JEFFERSON Street
al:4.mM* R. J. DONBINS,IOB South FOURTH Et.
, r if l FOR SALE OR RENT—A COTTON
-- FACTORY, a few miles ant of town, or a Partner
Would be admitted Address Box M. P. 0. api.B-6e
®®'.TWO:GERM.ANTOWN COT-
SaTAGER. well located will be exchanged for good
city property. B. E. OLEAN. 123 S. FOUR. eEI $k apl6
OVER 300 HOUSES, ALL SIZES,
MX for Pale and exchange, RANSOM ROGERS, Ja
340 North. TENTH Street. mh2s-Im*
MaVERY FINE AND ELIGIBLY
locatad Germantown maiden's, worth d 16.000. Also.
neat residence at Chelten Hills, near N P. Railroad.
Worth *O.OOO, for sale or exchange for farm oraity home.
Apply at 2136 CHURCid Ailey,
Also. a neat house to Germantownto ',mt. tarnished
or unfurnished. rah.% thatunta
FOIL SALE—IL NE4I2 COT
-WA-TAGS RRSIDBTCS and dye asree of Land on the
Byberry and Andalusia Tarnpike 13f Mlles from Anda
lusia or Cornwall's dtetion, on the Phila. and Trenton
Railroad.. The House le new. in cottage style. conveni
ent, and well finished, surrounded by evergreens and
other ornamental trees. There Is also *thrifty Fount or.
chard or choice varieties Grapple. pear. Peery,. and other
trees. For farther information, terms. Ake.. app yto
CHAS commit,
apl9•'Wheat* Byberry. Twenty. third Ward. Phila
PUBLIC SALE—OF A
nA omsosin COUNTRY RESIDECTO&
On 2111:11113D aY, korii 25th. 1863, at 2 o'etock.
On the premises, situate In
JENKINTOWN ON THE OLD YORE ROAD,
half a mile from railroad station, nine miles from the
city, containing about
ACRES OF LAND.
The Improvements are a two story thsttato. barn. of
brick. roughcast. twelve room. with one-story back
kitchen, finished and papered t hroughout - furnace , in
cellar, range is kitchen. frame stable. and other old'
buildings • .wo wells with pumps, soft water; the spring
on rear of ; large garden, fruit of all kinds: beautiful
shade trees. s hrubbery, ha
Possession twooduttety Conditions on day of tale.
aF r-welt' THOMAS P MaItYPIUSNIE.
FOR SALE OR TO LET—REA.II-
Ara TIROL country 8311 T on the Brandywine. six to
thirty acres of Land; stone Dwelling-house. 02 by .33
feet, including large Kitchen and Bath-room, contain
ing twelve Booms, with valuable Ive-bone adjoining.
and necessary out -buildings. all erected within the last
sight years; well shaded, with good enpoly of fruits.
anyone, peaches. cherries, &ILA Vegetable Garden well
stocked; located two and a half miles from Chadd's
Ford Station. on the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central
Baliroad. commanding a line vlsw of the - Val ley Of The
Brandywine and surrounding &wintry For farther
particulars Inquire of the subscriber ad ,Seine.
arostena,
ap39-tuthstart Chadd's Ford. Pennsylvania.
El FOR SALE—IN N ORTH WARD,
ten Brick HOMES. and one Frame; five
on Market street, beginning at Wilt Ali on 4 /nrPent'a
atreet, beginning at 812 All well-built; good dry 00/.
laze; teal readily rent for tee per Gent of wbat. will pur
chase them. Persons wishing agood-home for from one
to two thousand dollars had better call earl?. Terms
mum B H. BROWRISH,
808 COO NCR Street.
Office foot of MALERIIIP Street.
apl6-Im , eketoolf, rf
GIRARD HOUSE FOR SALE.—
..mints valuable Building. now in thorough repair.
ebngaintng in (rout on ORESTPUT qtrs. t, Philadel
phia. seventy-five feet and in depth to GRAPS Street
018 humored and seventy •eight feet. under a. punetn.
ally•patd mental el letO.ooo per , annum, will be sold at
a considerable discount on Its Mihail c sat.
Appurtenant to it are an excellent 'sranti WOMB.
TWO BuILSBS. with all the PIPE requisite to the
Beating. Cooking. Plashing. and Lighting purposes of
the Bask
Titlark —oloo.ofo eau remain on Ground Rent; the
balance Cash. ,
rani ea criailim mac:elate can address me. "0 IR ARC
HOUbK, Pbtladeiphia, or meet me there may day from
one to three o'clock P. IN.
TATLOW JACKSON.
PinnancrmarA, Ayr119,1964.
ALWO FOR PALE 150 00111MODIOT14 NSW DMZ,
Limos, at freak 40.100 to NAM, situate ea EkazMoth
Spring Garden, Mervin.. Orman , Sleventh, Twelfth,
and Thirteenth streets , Philadelphia.
apl4 12E- TAPLOW .1110$400.
11 FOR SALE - THE "MANSION
MIR HOUSE," at I Matta City. with ittlitifiTasl, (tag
everything nomislete
alio. two neat Cottages. g roome sash.
Also. Building .Lote. near tke Bathing. mew&
The "Philadelphia Howie." at CaEs Inland. with or
without Furniture. very low. B o r. EMMA.
iir2 1.113 South 70118TH (treat.
AUCTION SA
BRINLEY, & CH)..
F l3B : lR o.eirs' affrorsur REA ma Bkr,,i,
AUCTION nr , vrioa
MOST ATTRACYTIVa CLOBINCi RATA OF
WOVEN D 6E86 000 06. .AXOI4.
prIBMR, BRIBLEOYN TU. & CO .
DAY.auctioneers. Irma,
ES
April With. 1864. et 10 o'olocir. at their e a k i . ro..
616 Obeetrat And $l2 Jayne streets , on
credit. the 1. tire balance of Saxony woven dre 4 e it
Maser. well 'i known manuateture and ILllDGetiti: 9o ll
sebrateder Bros. it of
N B.—The particular attention of the trade te col
to tbucaale. as ft will bathe Net of of this oelebr,
slake this season, an I Include UMW
.„. , ,tt
new „
that have never been offered +Oa
UFA OF 1.200 Cavvrtuffrimiffir nu 14 018 iv
VILVI6:r nIBBOIfg, 3118 1 ' LANDED. b
ON TUESDAY MORNING.
April 26th. at 10 o r eilock.
1.200 ea.tons new style - Snared. plain. and 'plat d Posit e
bole Bonnet Ribbons, teoluditer some of the ne ap'
at.adea of Cuts.
raften Vine 4 and 6 corded. edits Poet de Sala Itllth oi.
Black sad white Male Cnir. and assorted colors.
Cartons 10 a 60 do.
Do. 10 ast ex quality do do. hest import e d 4,
Do lea SO Br..cha ficared and plaid do.
. Do. 10 , a 100 btple chain all boiled black do.
Do. 10 aSO neoro.tob ado- Cair do.
BLACK 018LIC VELVET RIBBONS, vrAztlearßAD
SILK
35b a 20 en' quality Black Silk Verret Ribbon.
lINDSRWRITBR'S PALS FOR CASH.
011 TIT MOAT MoitNINCK
April Mb. at 10 o'clock, f.,r oath, 1 (Me 35 piec.
Loon extra heavy Genoa corde, damairad on vorogra
Importation pin ate/truer Oily or B ork.
BY SCOTT & STEW4RT, AUCTION
EBBS AND CoMIfISSIO7 NERCRANIS,
622 . C.11fiST.tigr Street and 615 SAMSON.
SCOTT Ar MAYA RT. A natio nee rs. Mae their at, t ,.
wpm atteution ta Sales of id ERC ri N D a.d Watt Mt
of all d.ocrtptione, and FUR &I: THE of parties removing
owekng up , boure&eerong. on the premtaee thq
n. -re or at their plegant tut vomit N SLIM ROOM,
Nos. 65121'0114131•P1UT and 81566-080 M Str-
LAROB COI,LSOTION OF 011. PAINTINGS.
On. FRIDAY AND RATI"RDAT EVisNINld, at 9
o'clock. April 221 end 23d we wilt 101 l a lege number
of valuable 01l- mantles/. oomPrielne a count, of rare
and choice. privet. collections; among them wilt be
found epectmena from old musters , besides many 9t
the priipent 1itr.443.
inelnded in the nolo will be found belittlinge by the fol.
lamina old make., 1113.: C 531111 Starrett'. Ma ri II 0 id
Sear. Simon Bonrdin, Loam - bar with several from the
studios of J. Hamilton, II & p. at ran, Winner. Atwood,
Laemaree. 'Warren, l'amen. alien, Pant Ritter. H.
Besse, and many other talented artlets.
pm LIP FORD & 00., AUCTION %Hai.
a- 525 MARKET and 522 COMMSIIOII Streets.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OP 1,000-CASES BOOTS
lONHOES.kiGi ,ge
MONDAY MNiNG,
April 201 h. at 10 o'clock precioelY. will be soli,
catalogue, for cub. 1.000 nogg amnia. a u & ack ,
call. kip. arid groin boote, baimorals. °Word cant,
rs boot.. &c women's. misoe.' and ohticr.o... 0,14
hiP. soat.kld. and morocco heeled boots and shoes,
a:ippon., gaiters. bn.kins. and Man city-made goods
Upon or examination, with catalogue.. early oa the
morning of ealn,
LAUGH POSITIVE SALE OF I.oo* OASES BOOTS.
NOES, BROOME% dio
ON THURSO/LT EttE3lfits.
28th, at 10 o'clock pn , ciaoly. will be Fold kr eats:
bonne, for ra ck, 1 tOl. 06.8438 men ' s bore ', and youths' o slt,
kin, and grata boots. balmorale. Ontord ties. cavalry
Ac. ; wornen% antesee'. and onildren , ,. ealf. ki p,
goat, kid. and morocco heeled hoots and ahoesodippora„
golfers ; butirns. and also citi , ma de tondo.
open for examination, Willi °staining. early oa
tibt morning of sale.
IPA N COA ST 4fr WARNOCK, AIIO
TIONEERS. No. 2k so sup.Ksw street.
LARGE SPECIAL 13 4,18 OF 41:1& CASES sratw
00001, by Catal tans.
ON mOSIDAY.
April 25, commencing at 11 o'clock precisely: included
will be round a very attractive assortment sr mist
rashloxabie shape bonnets and 'bee. for ladle.. mieeee,
and children; palm and willow /seeds; men ' s and NW.
tits, Am— &c.. &a.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF 150 LOTS Al
AND IfOPOWISD DRY . GOODS. WHITS. WOODS,
RILLINDSV OOODS. &c.. 803 .by OatsLogue.
ON WS OSESDAS MORNING.
April 27, commencing at 10 o'clock oreoleely: la
clatled will be Mood a fall Hoe of seasonable
worth) the attention of kapott
VERY' ATTRACTIVE SPECIAL POSITIVE ssr.g OF.
ti,ooodoren PLAIN MS 0 FANCY AILIK NECK TEES.
by t atalogue,
ON WEDNESDAY,
April 27, conmenaing at 10 roW.-tellt t Inetedeit vatt‘ be
found, the most attractive assortment of rich ew style
Nein and fancy ties ever offored a , auction., and MU be
!tune welt worth. tt a attention of envers.
RY HENRY P. WOLBERT,
AUCTIONBSR.
NO. MARKET Street Barth glak. 662.** GINFOII4
Silas of Dry 00041 a. 'reicominas. Notions, Bso. , twiny
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY Moralag, ant
tonnoing at 10 o'clock.
CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMNRES. DRY GOODS,
NI RTS TRI M MORNI N Ge.
lull MONDAY
April 25th. at 10 o'clock. will be sold coats. oasts.
cloths. caatinter.s. felt hate. Areas and domestic goods,
rape Wit* trimmings, hosiery, handkerchiefs. &OM.
jewelry. &c.
M .• THOMAS ••ik SONSSouth ,
Nos- 139 and 141
•
LARGE PEREMPTORY SALES—EXTRA. VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE AND STOCKS. Ira APRIL.
CARD —Oar sale on Tuepday next. at 12 o'clock. at
the Exchange, will be one of the largett this setae&
catovrisine the foilowina. to Resold peranytoril
HERTEI7I ASH THIRTEENTH . STRESTS—listate
of BI SC UI T
BAKERYEstate of J. T itiolratt. dee%
now in oreration. under contract with the navy De-
Paytillont
VALUABLE nO AL LANDS, Luzerne county —Estate of
T WA Po EUT S T REET
PROPERTY. Nos. 818„ and 817—
by order of heir.
THE SPHRATA SPRINGS AND FARM. Lancaster
county. -Ponca.
H ROWEL COUNTRY SEAT, near Linwood Station.
Baltimore 'turnpike.
GRIST i ND SAWMILL. Monroe county. Panna.
Irredeemable Ground Rent, 860
WATER STREET and DEL AWARE AVENUE STORES
—Trustees' Sale.
RUSIEBSS LoCATION. lattla BTENBT. No. D.
Bakery . and Dwelling. Thirteenth and Melon streets.
. . . .
Dwelling, Mo. 1160 South Eleventh street.
Dwelling. No 1106 Battonwood tartest
Dwelling, No 194 South Ttard street .
Funr Modern Dwellings. Montgomery street.
'Residence, It 0.1805 Filbert street.
Dwellings, Nos. 249 and 251 Juntpar Area.
Country Place, Burlington c. unty, New Jager,.
Dwellings, North Front street.
Building Lots, Twenty-Nth ward.
Dwelling, Sergeant street
Store N. W. corner Seventeenth and Brandywine
streets.
Dwelling, Dauphin etnet. and Dwelling. Ashland.
street
SALE FOS ACHaIIHT OF UNITED ST&TRFt.
. WOOL AND COTTON curTLxas,
THIS HORSING.
MA inst., at 10 o'clock. at the auction store. a quantit7
of wool. cotton, and soleleather cuttings, baling rope.
paper. &c.
Salo No. 413 Walther!ll Street
SUPERIOR FQSNITIJI.6. OVAL BRUSSELS
CARPETS, Sor,
ON. TUESDAY MORNING,
April 28th, at ID o'clock, hi catalogae. at No. 413 We•
therill ebeet, between Broad and F fteenth streets. be
low Pine street, the entire household furnitare, Franc
plate oval mirror, oil paintings. Brussels carpets. &o.
MP- May be examined at 3 o'clock on the !IN:l4n QI
the gale.
Paley 'inv North Sixth street
ROUSE t) FURNITURE. PIeNo, ifIRRDRS, OICAN
DELHI& BBiTSI.BE.SI OkRPBTS. /cc.
ON WIIDNESDAY MORNING,
27th Inn,
at 10 o'clock, at No, 1539 North Sixth street.
rho househ old furniture, iineKtoned piano. by &herr; 2
line :hough plate pier mirrors, tine Brussels stair and
entry carpets, imperial carpet, gas chandelier, kitchen
ntonss.
May il be ex amined at 8 o'clock on the morning of the
sale.
Sale at the EMU Sun Village.
srumus FURNITURE. BILLIARD "'ABLE. FINE
*MOE, CARRIAGES. DONKEYS, ago.
ON FRIDAY MORNING,
29th inst.. at 11 o'clock. on Germantown avenue, near
the junction of the Old York road (Rising Sun Village),
the surplus furniture. book-cases. rosewood billiard
table. mantel mirror, carpets, nuittinge, eta 7 also, a
Germantown carriage by Rogers, pair donkeys and
wagon
May be examined at 9 o'clock, on the morning of the
sale.
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAIL
ROADS
OFFICE OF ABBISTAPT QUARTERKILBTFoRm
WASHINGTON. April 16. 1861
AUCTION. —WILL BB BOLD. on WEDOBADLY. the
18th day of May. at the. Railroad Depot. in Alexandria.
Virginia:
800 Tang of Old Railroad Ira,
100 TOM{ of Old Card ales.
180 Tons of Cast Foray Iron.
100 Tons of Wrought Iron.
8 Tore of Old Brass and Copper,
KO Oil Barrels
Terms: Cash in Government rands. Ten (10) per cent.
to be paid at the time Of Dandies.. the balante:on dell
very.:..
property must be removed within ten dare from
at. of sale El L. ROBINS()
aple-tinylB Captain and. A. Q. M.
IN NEW YORK.
Er r lk i .7 o lg ße H. LEN.DS & CO., AIIC-
SUPERB COLLECTION OP OIL PAINTINGS,
STATUARY, fir
HENRY H, LEEDS & CO. wilt mill at Auction on
THURSDAY EVENTS% April 25th. at 73,1 o'clock. at
the old • ' DUSSEL DORY GALLERI " HIS BROAD
WAY. next door below TIFFANY & CO. •
SUPERB AND itimalmaii PRIViTik COLLEC
TIoN 'OP PAINTINGS AND STA MARY—tieing the
entire Celery l (B. BROOKING. Emu.. of this atty. and
purchased by him Principally In Europe. from the ar
tists, during the past els years. and sold only as the
owner is about leaving to reside in Europe. We can con
fidently say thst this collection will be found equally
interesting with those heretofore offered by m. Among
Other choice artiste are the following:
Professor HD HILDEBRAND, Of Berlin.
JoeftliDOvdi., of Paris.
Erni - goon. of Amsterdam
Louis FlAorrE. of London.
PLoaxax WILLANS. (Brussels.
B. Ls FOITTBVIN. of Haile.
LOME !WRYER. of the Hague.
m. Corruiss. of Perla.
H.ll •lion Kong,
ABBY.
BEOEAR. of Berlin..
H. b. TEN KATE. Of AMsterdem,
F. EMMET. of Ernesto.
0 eiLLEMAN, of Paris.
TROYON. L. ACHENBACff,
BODDLNOTON. COIITOITRIER.
INTON, -
an L d other equally distinguished artists. They will be
ready for exhibition on and after Wednesday, bath inst..
as above. .
-• STATUARY.
s TATrwrr . by Bark.line. LEDOOSEED ADD FIDELITY,
from the collection of the late. JoNoah Banatutrt4, and
Loomat (ling daughter. the Prineeee Canino, when a
child.
• •
.Itt B. —No other Pictures but those belonclue to this
collection will be o 8 red i, this sale. ap'/D 2t.27
SHIPPING.
is zim STEAM WEEKLY TO LI
VERPOOL. TOTHIHINGI kT QIISSIISTOW,
(Cork Harbor.) The well-known Steamers of the Mess ,
awl, hew York, and Pelladelphle Steamship Commum
ass intended to salt as follows:
. . . .... . . . „
STIPA SATURDAY. April V.
and every succeeding Baturday at noon, from Pier 44
NORTH River.
HATBS OF. PASSAGE,
Plumb , . In Qold or Its *quivalent In Ourreney.
I
FIRST cestn sSo oo St aggaG3.— sBa 6 0
Do. lo London RS 00 Do. to L0nd0n ..... 34 00
Do. to Paris._...... 90 00 Do. to Paris .40 (X)
Do. to Hamburg •90 00 Do to Hamburg... al 00
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Bremen. Utter
dsm. Antwerp. Ac., at equailv low rates •
Fates from Liverpool or Queenstown: Vint Cabin,
$7O. $B6, IBM; Steens* from Liverpool and Qneenstown,
1.96. Those who wish to Bend for their friends can bin ,
Het eis here at these rates.
. .
For innher information iipy at the 00mpaay's
OAleaa JOH Stre e tAL Agst.2,
apl2 111WALNU Phila4l9lP2l2. -
BOSTON AND PHILADEL.
PHI STEAMSHIP LINB. saillrur from sash
port OD iteTORDATO. from Ant wharf above PINE
theet, PltiladaWhim, and Long Wharf, Boston.
The Steamship NORMAN. Clank, Baker, vrtl.l sal from
Philadelphia for Boston on BatardaT. Aprll 80, at ID &.
N. . an d Mesmer% 1p 6 aXO It, Iron Bogota for Philadelphia.
on same Mt, at 4 o'clock P. M.
There new and substantial steatmhipe form i Mohr
line milling from gook pork punctually on Eiaturdaya.
Ineuraneee effected at one•halt the premium sharaud
on mil vessel&
Frainlite taken at fair rates
nipper are requested to seed Ml,lsedpka and BUD
Lading with their goods.
For Freiabt or human (having inosso3motodationsi
aPD/Y to EMMY WINSOR C 0.."
- 33 1 1 Booth DILLWASS Avenue.
MRS. JAMES Bel. OKLEBILVIM3
SUPPORTERS TOR LAM% and lika = 81111 „ a il
erten under eminent medial p=unts•
madams an ntamettalls ram to A M ITu r of
BRTTS, at her reddens'. 1019 W
Philadelphian (le &veld sounterfoits.) Valeta
italabosin advised by theta lnrdalliag to
, r h
ap_pßansee. Tha is ono arsionlns arim tite
lolls sr, Stitt labeb lb* box. sal oitasalroslS
- • ....I.olaeasna apiltb taatlainslaht nalilLeak
60 BARRELS YOUNGER'S ALIBI
Bt. Anne's Brow•nr. In Are.
Lo okoo. Ind for mile by
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WILAM H. TIITOII &
114 1119111/0401 DON