THE CITY.
Thermometer
- APRIL 22,18611. APRIL 23, 1864,
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so as
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Tii DEAFT.—It seems there is still a
„, i , un derstandiag In regard to the draft. Anything
pfoiai, relating to it, is intereating at the present
time. The following circular, from the Solicitor of
the War Department, we believe has not been pub
lished In the newspapers. It Is therefore published
to-day :
WAR DsrAnTatilltr,
WAOSINOToIt OrrY, April 11, 1864,
Colonel J. IL Fry, p,ovest Marshal Generab
00r.orria.: Your letter of the Sth instant hts been
received, in which you inform me that complaints
have been made, in some instance', "that the enrol
anent' are excessive," and you 6, request my opinion
as to the legal and most proper mode of proceeding
trader the circumstances herein set forth."
In reply, I have the honor to say that the original
terolment was made in strict pursuance to the pro.
visions of the act of March 30862, chapter 75, and,
though some names were omitted which should have
;last added, and other names were inserted Whieb
should have been omitted, yet, considering the
novelty of the law, the great number of officers
acting underit without experience, and the maga
tude and difflaulty of the labor they were called on
to perform, it is remarkable that the enrolment was
so speedily and correctly made.
In order to remove, as far as practicable, any
visors from the lists of names, you issued an order,
I"lo. 101, under date of November 17, 1863, in which
you authorized and required the collection of all facts
necessary for that purpose. This order was carried
into effect. Not willing, nowever,aO leave untried
any means within your power or discovering mis
takes in the enrolment, you went beyond the reenlist-
Ilona of the statutes, and ordered printed lists of all
the enrolled men to be prepared and made public, so
that, in every community, the citizens might have
an opportunity to aid you in the performance of
high pubac duty, while protecting themselves
against all liability to bear an unequal share of the
public burdens.
Having taken, this precaution, and having given
to all concerned the power to have all existing •
errors Corrected, and having amended the lists AO
corning to the best of your information, the tact
that any mistakes still remain must be owing to the
negligence or wilful fault of those who now make
complaint. The law requires you to proceed with
the craft acCordicg to the enrolment arra seams at
the date of the draft, sad there is no other way for
you to perform pour duty than to take the lists then
prepared.
If any over draft is made at the present tine, the
excess will be taken inio account in arranging the
quota for the next succeeding draft, if mere troops
should be rsquir eei WM. WHI TING,
Solicitor of the War Deparimeat.
THY. Strassritaice JimiLEE.—The Jubi
lee of tLe tercentenary tarthasy of Suskspeare came
Ca With great eclat At, the ..ficad , iny of Unita on
Nbtureas • evenlig. It was a most brilliant affair,
toe house being crowded in every part with youth,
beauty, and fashion. The picioimi scenes that were
exhibited at this festival, under the auspices of the
Aitist's Club, binned an exceedingly grand display.
The idea of presenting to the puolic illustrations
from the life of the great poet, and from his works,
after the originals of the mosttimiinguished German
Masteis,is a moat happy one, and they wereivogiVed
with enthusiasm by the ar,l , tvang public of Phila
delphia. Tee dimensions of these scenes are of a
colossal character—twentT by twenty-two tent.
We hat witness the small, simple house in Stmt•
lord, in which William shaaapeare first saw the
light of the world. The second picture represents
our poet, how a young man, in niveraation with
the orject of hie early love; the third, the already
edetnated man in his studio, and the fourth reore-
Bente him in the midst of his moat intimate friends,
among them the moat nie:mgeumea of -mat eke, „
rich in talented inei;. coleasal bust of the dra
matist closed the first part.
The second part pre.eoted some of the finest mar
trationt of ishaitopeate't matter works, after the
crigiosla of the great German masters Kaalbacb and
Conteliva. The scenes of Macbeth and the infoles,
and Macbeth being armed for me last combat, are the
grant. events of the tragedy. The third part exhibi•
ten scenes from `• Kink Span," the dying a tens from
Romeo and Juliet," and tmo of the beat BOMBS
from that fantastic theme., " The Tempest," all of
them being atter the urigioals of Klubmieh and Oor-
The apotheosis of the great dramatist, represent
ing the Muses in the net of crowning Wm, closed the
petorial featutes of toe great celeb:ation.
The musical part ot the programme, as in all fes
tivals in which our German friends participate, was
of a Most excellent character. The celebrated
chorus from .• Fideno," a..d the spleadid chorus
from "Itienzi," woe Dung by the ablest members of
the German Glee CrUnr, and the Germania Or
chestra, under the leadership of Mr. SeWz, perform•
ed the overture to "Mi , :silmMer Night's Dream"
and to the " Hebrucuo." The whole affair was
highly interesting, beauty and art being tray eons•
biped with usefulness and patriotism, the proceeds
being devoted to the Saneary Fair.
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.—The Bub
•tc, xrumiMe on Sanitary Fair will bold a meeting
,st the Chiel'i Office, Thursday welling next, When
nu thought that teal arrangements will be made
in reference to the fire department's participation in
that commendable object. Chief Lyle has been prey
sealed with a handsome testimonial from an old
pmj a &ipsragremgrk, and the same is occupying a
pionnuent position in his offim the following in
scription upon the present billy explains the subject:
Preiented to David 11. Lyle, °Mel Engineer of
the. Philadelphia Fire Department, be Dr. It Aug.
llelveil, Lesistant -Surgeon of the 69:h Regiment
mo3lvania Volumeers, as a mark of esteem and
i.spectior his wanting efforts to alleviate the suf
ferings of the wounded solniert of the Union Army.
This Eagle is from the Union of the National Flag
of the Regiment and liras shot out at the battle of
'Gettysburg. 3u13 31, 1863 It had been carried tri
umphantly through 16 in 18 battles.'
- The Weceacce Engine llompany have now com
pleted. about My seta of the new style of equipments
recently adopted. They expect to be able to appear
in them on and after the let of next month. The
Wec's boys have lately been the recipients of IOW)
beautiful presents, in the way of a cover for their
piano end a handsome vase of fliwers for their cen
tre table, both of which came from the hands of
their lacy friends ; also. a magnificent "front" from
Engine Co. No. 15, of New York.
_
The steamers of the Good Will Timm, Good In
tent, and Good Will Engine Companies met with
accidents whilst going to the lire at Trgenty third
and Hamilton streets, on Wednesday afternoon
last. but like true firemen, the members promptly
Tr paired the damage and tee engines thereby were
enabled to render efficient aerrice until the extin-
Euiehment of the fismea.
MONUMENT TO A BRAVE SOLDIER.—A
2 , lor.llllleist to the mentor; of Captain Henry J. Gil
lman, who fell in the conflict at Chancellorsville
while g silently lesdisghia men, who formed a part of
the veteran 73d Regimens . , P. V., has been ereoted in
the Cathedral Cemetery. C.ptain Cii Rican, a brave
and accombliabed young officer. was ken ran to many
of our citizen. The monument is of the purest white
Italian marbly, all, except the base, which is of blue,
of the same quality anti material. It consists of a
broken column, upon which are artistically cut exact
representations of the sash, sword, sabre, and belt
of the deceased. The cutting of this exceeds any.
thing of the kind we have ever seen heretofore. The
artist has so completed his task that it looks as if
the military insignia were hanging these by awn.
ieut. Under this is a die, whereon a bust of the de
ceased has been carefully sunlight. The features
are faultless, and so perfect is it that it looks like
h'e /Ensiled through marble. "Very beautiful,"
said several ; "veay artistic," said a connoisseur in
our hearing the day upon which we visited it. Very
faithful thought we, as in that ma, hie we traced the
lineaments and countenance of one with whom we
were familiar. The name and age of the deceased,
and the battle wherein he lost his life, are inscribed
in raised letters upon a shield. which rests upon a
base. The workmanship is superior, and the design
most appronriate. The features of the decreased live
again in stone, and though his eyes see not and his
ears hear not, there is tleAsured up ftr him above
the reward that belongs to virtuous valor.
THB SHIPPING. —On Saturday there were
in port 122 vessels, of which 9 were steamship!, 9
ships, 27 harks, brigs, and 40 schooners. *o large
an exhibit has not occurred at this season of the
Tear fora very long time. Our coastwise oornmeroe
has seldom been more active, and the wharves pre
sent a lively and busy
scene at all hours of the day.
The steamships in port are the 10110V/1116 : Win. EL
Seward (new), Major Beiger, &Mantic from - Fortress
Yiloriroe; Bermuda, from the blockading squadron;
liaranak (repairing), Jupiter, Massachusetts, from
blockading squadron, and Helen Getty, from Port
:Royal. The whips, with the names of their QOM
=sliders, where bound, he , are as follows : Wyo
ming, Burton, for Liverpool, Cope Bros.; Burnish,
Beckwith, for charter. E. A. Souder & Co.; Empire
Queen, Moran, from Liverpool, P. Wright & Sons ;
Eastern State, Harrington, from 'Liverpool, J. R.
Penrose; The Craig!, Baker, from Liverpool, P.
Viisht & Sons; Cawing° (80, Card, front Liver
pool, J. R. Penrose Echo (Br.), Whealan, from
Liverpool, John R P enrose ; Sebastopol, Sevin,
for charter, J. E. Bazlev & Co.; Majestic, Holliday,
from Liverpool, John R. Penrose.
ArtnnrAL OR SOLDIERB.—The let Bat
baton 14th New York Artillery, Major Reynoldj
commanding, arrived in this city between one an
two o'clock on Saturday morning. They were fed
at the Saloons and then took the earn for the
South.
About twelve o'clock :he same day 11
thirty men belonging to the 9in and 12th R egime n ts
- Veteran Reserve Corps arrived from Martindale
Barracks, Washington. Sergeant Ramp had emu.
mend. These men were ted at the Union Volun
teer Saloon,
About four o'clock yesterday morning the re
mainder of the 14th New York Artillery, under the
command of Colonel E. J. Kuehn% arrived in the
city. Also the4th Regiment United States Infantry,
Captain E H. Slightly commanding.
Ahern seYeU o'ClOak a Squad of eighty. floe men,
belonging to the 20 _Battalion Veteran Ragtime
Corps, under the command of Captain J. W. Barley,
passed through. This squad was fed at the Union
Saloon, and the two regtments at both saloons. We
c intim honk giving the number of men belonging to
the different tegimenti.
DkrATYruitr. or A REOrmlizry.--The -32 d
Regiment - U. S. colored troop., Col G. W. Baird
commanding, arrived in this city from Camp Wit'
Liam Penn about nine o'clock on Saturday morning.
They marched to the ecoond wharf above Vine
street and embarked on board of the steamer Oonti
nental- After considerable delay the steamer got
oft about half past three o'clock. They are ordered
to report at Hilton Read. S. 0. The wharf was
crowded with the colored bolus, both male and fa
Male, Who remained there u ntil the steamer was
out of sight. We have already published the offi
cers' names. -
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS. The
fourth anniversary of the Minion Sunday Sebool
took blade yesterday, at Ilosbenics' Ilan, 'Fourth
and George streets. The school is under the mire of
the First German Reformed Church. The exercises
were of quite an interesting character, and were
well attended. The annual report of the annerbd•
tendent showed that the condition of the mission
Wee in the highest degree susamsful.
The Sunday School fdruionary Society of the
German Reformed Sunday Schools held their fifth
anniversary at the building, Race street, below
FOurtM The attendance was quite large.
ARRIVAL OF Goons.—The brig John
Capr4llll6lo, arrived at this port on Satin
asy, from Sagas Is Grande, with 406 bhda. and 100
boxes sugar, 36 tierce' and 10 barrels of molaaaes.
The h Vincennes ()apt. Hodgson, arrived the
rig
same day . from New buryport, Wll.ll 60 tons bones
10,000 pieces shin• bone., and coo nom shavings.
The bark Speed, Capt. Wicks, arrived yesterday
from Trinidad de Cubs, with 313 Ishas. and 53 harem
of atom
.111 Also, the brig 'Kodiak, Capt. Yates, fro m s m. "
Grande, with
609 hhdit, 50 tierces, and barrel of
la
RATGROAD-FABE FOB THE Fian.—The
ears on the Spruce and Piro-street passenger rail
way will be inn to-day for the benefit of the Great
Central Fair. The ears on the Second and Third
atreet railway will be run to-morroW for the same
Purpose. The board of presidents have already
adopted rem-"lotions requesting all the companies to
do the came thing. This will be affirmatively re
sponded to generally.
Axone wiz FninT.—liessra Byre Zit
Mandell, retail dry good dealers, are among the first
to respond to the United States Sanitary Fair Qom-
Mee on Dry Goods. These gentlemen Contribute
one hundred dollars , goorlila,invotee prier, of Honiton
ins sets, coders, skean, he. The goods will be
visaed in a handsome glass case, and thus be eontri
bitted to the great fair.
EXTRA. APPROPRIATION.—In addition to
lbw ppmpdation of the profits or the Spruee and
Passenger Railway to-dsy for the Sant
toy sad UMW= Commission; the odious and
employees have each even a cars earnings for the
game Ottleett
STUDENTS ADMITTED.-001. J. E Tag
gart, military instruetor, reports that the following
students of the Free Military School, applicants for
command of colored troops, appeared before the
Board of Examinere at Washington, during the
pee s week, were passed, and recommended for the
positions named :
Majors—dindreW J. Fitz Water, civilian, of Phila.
etelphis, aged 38; Justin P. Kellogg, civilian, of
Massaanuseth, aged 26.
cartains—Jesse E. Bimes, civilian, of Philadel
phia, aged 22 ; Allan W. Richards, civilian, of Phi.
ladelphis. aged 30; George K. Baker, private, cam
,em' 14181 h Pennsylvania. aged 22 Melville O.
Haitian, civilian, of Williamsport; Pa., aged 21 ;
,southworth W. Mathews, sergeant, Company [,
21st Michigan, aged 38; Samuel W. °snippet!, mot•
Tian, of Indiana county, Pa., aged 20; Jacob 4J.
Kintner, private. Signal Corps, U. S. A., aged 25.
ffirit Lisvfmtents—Lyman S. Catlin, private, coal-
Pauli' A, 2d Conr.witinut Artillery aged 21; George
H. Lambert, civilian, of New Jersey, sited 26; Wet.
IL McDonald, civilian, of Pennsylvania, aged 21 ;
John L. Murray, private, company A, 13th Maass•
chusetts, ages 21.
Second Lieutenants—Sohn Meyer., private, /minim.
n 5 G, 1481 h Pennsylvania, aged 22 ; Amzi W. Tho
mas, civilian, of Indians, aged 21; Frank M. Grubb,
sergeant, company D, 21.1 regiment, Veteran lie.
serve Corps, aged 21 ; Clark B. Gillett, private.
company C. 12th Regiment, Vet, - -ran Reserve Corps,
aged 19; Charles T. Greene, .eMeant, 0 0 111 P 911 S G.
34 Rhode Island Cavalry, aced 21.
CHESS TOITIINAMENT.—A. tournament be
tween sixteen players of the Phibsdelphis Otitis
Utah ba&t.eantly been concluded in favor Of Air.
Gustavus Belobhelm, who has for tome time been
justly considered the best player in the city. The
room occupied by the club is at the northeast corner
of Thirteenth and Chestnut streets, and is fitted up
in an elegant and commodious manner. Strangers
are Always welcome.
FATAL ACCIDENT.—A man named Rich
ard Fleet, who resided an Vine street, ablve
Eleventh, WAS instantly killed, on Saturday morn
nig, by a part of a chimney falling upon him, in the
neighborhood of Second and Rase streets. We learn
that he was driving a car through an opening lead.
lug from Second street when the bricks or wall fell,
einehing him ro death.
ENLISTMENTS. — During the week ending
Saturday the Mayor issued warrants for the pay
met t of the city bounty to one hundred and severity
five men. This is • . decrease from the previous
week. The number on Saturday was ninety-two.
SnAD.—A good-sized shad could be pur
ohaaed at the San markets on Saturday at prises
ranging from twenty-five to thirty-live Gents.
THE POLICE.
[Before Mr. Alderman While.).
Pantomimist and Scene Shifter
A. M. Hernandez was arraigned on Saturd.ty, on the
charge of committing an aesanit and battery up to Sohn
Shea.. empioyed as a scene shit er at Foe's Casino It
came. from the evidence adduced that on Friday night
Mr. Hernandez iltished a Idea of acting b' missing
through a doorway. home one should have been there
to open the door, so as to allow the performer to aceom
pl-sh a faultless exit. Mr. it., howe-er, had to foin , ile
at the door knob, 'which to come extent annoyed him.
triton reaching 9s ante room bebind the nooses, ha.
Without any provocation whatever. ace riling to the tee
tim •ny of bh , s, made a vic'ent attac6 tipoi him, strik
ing him four he'd blows. The accnced was humid over
in the sum of #BOO to answer court. .
LBefere Mr. Alderman Bottler.]
Committed.
Fresh Bremer. whose arrest on the charge of robblllt
I.lls store of Messrs. W. 11 & Q W. Al•ea. on Market
street. as mentioned in The Press on &tinder. had a
bearing at the Central Station on Saturday afternoon.
About $7OO worth of goods were recovered. the accusad
was committed to answer.
Want of Moral Training
Two little boys, one 8 and the other 10 years old, were
arraigned, on Saturday afternoon. on the charge of steal
ing a wheelbarrow from the front of a mane 5t915 on
Callowbill street. The little fellows were dirty and
ragged. Tie mother of one of them was present. and
she said that a better boy could not be foono. and that
be Ind only been out on Friday eveniug when the bar
row was stolent that he waal..d away by smother boy.
who had 6:taped. The eyidsuce was that the two boys
offered to sell the wheelbarrow for a dollar. On being
asked what they Intended to do whh the money they
replied they teamed. to go to a manse tale. where they
weie in the I abit or Tifiiting. Tne lade were sent to the
Hense of Refu s e. Such a mother deserves a house of
Mnrection.
Marla Ash, alias lonise Ash:toes arraigned at the Cen
tral Station.on Saturday. on the charge egthe larceny of
wearing eprotrel. valued in ail at no, the p °party of
.Mrs. Catharine Carberry. with whom she liv. d several
weeks ago as a domestic. The seamed suddenly
dis
appeared from the house of dim 0.. as did a considera
ble quantity of clothing, travelling vallee. &..t The
police were placed on her track. and sue was arre-ted on
Friday. She became very indignant inceed, and called
her Al* ker to witness that she said she was innocent.
The vilicers, stilt incredulous. Obtained a search war
rant. and on Friday night proceeded to net residence, La
a little court in the southern part of the city, where
some cf the stolen goods were recovered. These ware
spread out before her privately at the Central Station.
line evidence being positive as to her guilt, she made a
confession. and gave information Where more goads
could be recovered. Those were obtained. on Saturday
morning. and were identified at the hearing.
?bearrest of this thief Recta.," to involve several poor
colored women whose character for honesty had never
been questioned. One of these women had mare money
than people in her apparent circumstances generally are
supposed to have In aceounti , g for the possession of a
roll of greenbacks. she exhibited a couple of letters re
ceived from her hueband, who is a sergeant in the 54th
Missachusetts Regiment United. States Colored Troops.
These epistles gave a satisfactory explanation of the
financial affair. Besides this, they were written in an
excellent hand, and, as specimens of composition, were
hard so excel They breathed the purest patriotic de-
Notion of the writer to his God, his country. and hie
family; particularly his little boys. Such letters may
be considered eo much documentary evidence of the ca
pability
c of t
i tbe colored man to reach a high state of
mentalvation.
Mysterious Disappearance of a Watch
Mary Ann Matthew was arraigned. on Saturday morn.
lag, on the charge of stealing a man's watch. it appears
that as the loser was Walking along Water street, near
Willow, on Friday evening about 10 o'elocs. the a cused
suddenly shrew her arms around his neck. exclaiming,
at the earns time. "Oh! my dear husband, I am so glad
to see you ?" The man tried to Shake her off, but atm
held on like "grim death to a dec....eel African " He
satisfied the woman in a minute or two that hy was not
her hu>band, and when she releaeed her bold he found
his watch gone. A police officer was called and the wo
man was taken into custody. The watch however,
Gould not be found- What became of it is wrapped in a
veil of mystery. It was thought to have flown &war. On
the wines of Time, over a fence. Search was made, but
it could not be seen. The alleged thief. because of her
professional character, was committed in default of
$l.OOO bail.
THE COURTS.
Court of Common Pleas—Judges Allison
and Ludlow
Saturday last, in a case argued, a few days ago. by
Witham L. Hirst. Zech, for e,attnisinant, and by George
X Wharton Isq., for re•pondent, Judge Anima de
livered the following opinion:
John Kroener vs William Calhoun. Bill for injunc
tion and specific performance. Io Patterson vs Blight,
this court held that a ground rent is an inheritable
estate; that it is realty; that it descsnds to the heir; that.
not being a debt, "public or private." the legal-tender
or treasury-note currency of the itates is sot a
sufficient tender by the owner of the land, out of which
the rent issues in extinsuithment of the rent, by par
chase of the same to himself, under the covenants con
tained in the deed.
In that cue the stipulations were for the payment to
the owner of the rent, on extiogniehment thereof. of
lawfu sliver Sollars of the United elates. In the case
now berme its the accruing ground rent or arrears are
ppetile in Inenfrel money of the Craned states or dlee-
T.Cei and it is further provided in the deed that upon
the payment of $1.314.60, lawful money a,foresaicl, the
rent reserved should forever thereafter be extinguished,
and that the grantor would grant, release, and ex
tinsmith the raid yearly rent, and all estate and interest
in the land, to his grantee.
The difference between the two cases is in the cove
nants for redemption —one stipulating for lawful silver
money, the other for lawful money of the United States
The bill set. UV a tenderof the sum of mosey required
by the covenant for extinguishment. which is described
as being lawful money of the United States, and being
the legal tender notes thereof.
The acts of Congress plovide that the money isened
under the authority therein granted shall be lawful
money, and shall be a legal tender for all debts, public
and private. except duties on imports and interest on the
public debt.
•. .
Bni - dcee the act of its being leteffnl rimke it a legal
tender? By no means; gold coin of the 'United States is
made legal tender to any amount; silver cola of the
United States Is lawful money, but it is legal tender
only to the aye Olin; of five dollars. Oopper coin is lawful
money, but it is kcal tender only to the amount of one
Maier. eo with three-cent pieces; they are legal tender
oely in elm of thirty cents or Tinder.
The btatee orthe Union make tne note' of banks char
tered tinder their authority lawful money; but the en
tire power of a State is incompetent to mane ouch notes a
legal tender. the Constitution of the United States hold
ing that no State shill Zaake anything bat gold and silver
coin a tender in payment of debts,
The question which next follows is, Do the acts of
Congress under consideration make the Treasury notes
a legal tender for all purposes? We think they do not;
fer, after providing that they shall be lawful money, a
restriction is placed upon their use. They are a tender
in payment or debts. with the exceptions already re
ferred te. A strict construction is to be given to the law
which Hays value to Was kind of money and spectlied
he nee; that use we told to be the payment of debts,
Public or private, and not the purchase of an inheritable
lee simple estate. This view was adopted by the Dis
trict Court in the Cab, of Merrill° ye. Seller, decided two
Weeks since. It bee. however. been argued that the
offer to pay off the principal of the ground rent. and the
refusal to receive it, won ed a change in the relation of
the parties; that the right of the owner of the rent to col
lect the arrears, as they became due, was, by his act of
retread, ended. and that all chat remained was a right
to recover the principal of the rent on a debt due to him,
and, as t consequence the establishment of the relation
of debtor and creditor between the parties
This argument is certainly ingenious, but falls upon
the mere statement of the fast that. if a legal offer to pry
or make tender has not been made, it is not a stificdent
tender.
elo such change of relation can take place until the
owner of the land shell first liars made an offer to pay
the principal of the met, which amounts to a legal ten
der. which it Is conceded ends forever the right of the
ground landlord to collect arrears; but to work this con-
Vereloll there must be a perfect legal tender, which we
do not think is the case here. . .
. . . .
We do not. therefore, think the act of April 4th, 1850,
hay any bearing upon the anestiOn.
It has been suggested that the act of April 4 11340, may
have the effect of transforming the estate in the rent
into a debt. We can extract no each conclusion from
this act, which provides that when a deed reserving
ground rent shell contain a stipulation that the rent
shall become perpetual, upon failure of the purchaser of
the land to comply with the conditions of the deed. no
construction shall be given to the condition which shall
have the effect of making the ground rent a perpetual
incumbrance on the real - estate. It farther provides
that the purchaser of the ground may at any time pay
the full amount of the ground rent. which payment
shall be a discharge of each real estate.
The obleeCto be acconlished by this law wan simply
to prevent ground rents thereafter create*. becoming per
petual.
lirpon technical ground, the prayer of the bill could
not be granted ; the wart of mutuality between the par
ties is fatal to it. There la indeed no contract as to re
demption between the grantor and grantee of the laid;
the part! of the first per: merely promises that if a cer
tain condition is performed he will extinguish the rent;
but the party of the second part does not bind himself
to the performance of that condition; he is left to his
election, ant may never pay off the rent; nor can be be
compelled to o so. because he is under no covenant to
extinguish.
His fundearental that each party shall have a right to
compel specific performance. and that if this element of
mn , nality la wanting. there can be no - decree in favor
of the party claiming it, through a Court of Equity.
If the tender had beet sufficient we are not prepared to
say that the relation of parties would not then be ouch as
to give to the complainant his remedy for specific per
formance. and that the right wonid not then have becpme
mutual by the very offer to pay in legal coin.
The prayer for injunction against the conveyance of
the ground rent, and the prayer for 11PeCine performance,
are refused, and the bill dismiered
After the opinion had been read. fudge Ludlow stated
that, having :keen engag ed in the Criminal Court, and
also of Hist rims, he di a not hear the argument in the
cesejnst decided. He did not therefore express any
opinion about it. either one way or the other.
Court of Quarter Sessions—Judge Thump-
SUM
CormaionWealth, ez rel. Brady, To Hones of Refug e.
This case was heard on baturdey. It was an applicaton
on the part of the parents of a boy, about fourteen years
of age. who was committed to the House of Reface In
May, 1863 His discharge was asked on the ground of
illegality of commitment. The application was remitted
bt Mr. Barclay, Who contended that after the lapse of
so long *time the parents had no claim each as 'yr, nld
entitle these to interfere is this way with the discipline
of the Rouse of Refuge. 0 protram ad argument ensiled,
in wbieh Mr John O'Byrne, counsel for the relator.
showsd that the palmate waited honestly and coo thlinglY
upon the promise of the managers to let the boy oat at
the end of a year and that the managers could not plead
the breech o f their promise in bar of the parents' rights;
that the rights of the humblest parents were superior to
the convenience of the managers of the Refuge. or its
discipline. Judge Thompson held the matter tinder ad
visement.
Judgments were entered against the ball in the follow
ing eiata, wherein the recognisanoes had been forfsited
Gsorge L Tallman, bail for harsh Martin. Lizzie Max.
well. and Ansa Mirkel. 600; Charles Lennon, bell for
John C. Brower. MOO; Catharine McCivakey. ball for
Michael Conner, $ 800; Josech Donnelly. bail for William
%tensity. WOO tismnei Hamilton. bail for Thorium
Herr,ul.tiieoor mod
,jk4blrrbh:l.l i J ames
p hlll: e . p i, nobg , bail .
f all for is o f r " ll.h Pa t rick lii
p Fra nkl in C s, a
ucti l i tib a n a . 7 11 1 .
Ilfo other business of interest was done in this court.
ELE( T RIC I TY.---WONDERFUL Sal-
INT/ 7 / 0 DISCOVERY —AU acute and chronic dbl.
scan mired by special ft =manatee. when desired b 7 the
patient. at 11120 WAL , MT Street. Philad lohla. and
in ease of a failure no charge ts made, s a 6 ' -
cystem With uncertain medical agents. Arlucrbigpethra
formed by_ Nagniltiblll Galvanism , or other m r ortioea:
Limn • of Moot city, without chocks or any uspleasaat
eelleatielL For farther Information Rend and met a
pamphlet. which contains hundreds of certificates from
some of the most sellable men in Philadelphia. who
have been speedilyand sermsnautly cared after all other
treatment from medical man had failed Oyer twelve
thousand cured In lass than Aye years. at 12110 WALL-
Don Street
N_ B —Naiad man sad others, who detire a know
ledge of my MBA diecoyerY. can commence a fall coarse
of lectures May 17th. 1864. at the Inotitntion. 11120
WALNUT Street. Prof BOLL lid has qualified orer nos
thousandphysicians, who use Electricity se a secialty.
ConsultatiOn free Prof. BOLUS Dc NN.O Waf p . 1.420
VEAL= Street - aS S /641
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MEDICAL*
ELECTRICITY -ITS WONDERS AS
A THERAPEUTIC AGENT.
The object of the fella plait Advertiesment is to set
gorh annething new in the development of a new phi
loacphy : something true, having for its belie itgamtable
foots; something reasonable, speak lag forth the lan
guage of nature, and nomethiag important, as It reveals
the only true rationale for the physical ills of man.
TO THE DISEASED
Nearly five years ago. Prof O. R. BOLLES losated
himself in the city of Philadelphia, at l 2 WALNUT
btreet, and announced his great discovery in the there-
Penne application of Magnetism. Galvanism, and other
modifications of Electricity for the cure of the most ob
■tinate, acute, and oltronic diseases.
In announcing to the public a discovery so intimately
connected with the well-being of our race, it may be
deemed proper to make a few prefatory remarks to
prepare the mind of the reader for the reception of evi•
dances and facts too incredible for belief,
This discovery le the result of more than ten years'
hard and scientific investigation. It develops not only
a reliable system for the diagnosis of disease. but the
only efficient and reliable meal aof care. Its great supa•
limit', over all other systems for the cure of disease has
been practically tested for more than ten year.. and for
nearly five years in Philadelphia, where twelve thon
sand invalids have been treated, suffering from almost
every form and condition of disease common to all sec
tions of our country, Who, after treatment by the most
eminent medical men in Philadelphia, Boston. Ifew
York. and other cities, had been given up as insurable;
and in nearly every ease a perfect cure had been effected
by Profeesor . BOLLES.
Many of the most obstinate of the above cases treated.
have been Warranted by special contract. and not a fail
ure has been made in any warranted ease. As indubi
table evidence of the foregoing statement. Professor
BOLLES has adduced in the following advertisement,
testimonials from animus of Philadelphia. who had
suffered ikom a complication of distaste. fur fonr. ten,
and even thirty 'este, and had availed themselves of the
beet medical skill in ibis and other cities, and were
given up as incurable. but afterwards were fully restored
to health by a few applications of Electricity. Such an
array of evidence as will hereafter appear in this ad vet ,
tisement. is not merely to chow that Professor BOLL SS
has made an important discovery in the application of
Electricity as a therapeutic agent, but emphatically to
show that nearly all diseases which have been consider
ed it curable, in all past ages. and are au considered at
the present time by the most eminent medical men, can
be steadily and permanently eased by the different MO
d IficaLons of Electricity, when applied in harmony with
his discovery of the action of Electricity through the
cerebro- spinal axle.
Professor B. has cured, is caring. and farther pledges
himself to cure a certain class of diseases acknowledged
to be lincurab'e by any known process of medication.
diseases that never have, nor never can be controlled,
only by his mode of applying the various modifications
of Electricity.
He is often asked for what direasea I. Medal;ity beet
adapted? In reply he would say, for all .diseases to
which flesh is heir-rwente or chroada. inflammatory or
Pamir tic. In all eases whersomedicine is beneficial. and
in ell rases beyond the influence and control of medi
cine. Electricity has the bower of arousing the vital
force by changlig its polarities. thereby regulating se
cretion, excretion. digestion, and circulation, and bring:
Ins the system back to a condition of harmony and health.
Thousanda of the moat reliable individuals In this city ;
who have been treated by Professor B. 1220 Walnut
street, can and will vouch for the above etatement of
facts in their own astonishing cares. • Be verily believes
that be has cured more obstinate diseasesduring the fire
years. or.nearly. medicalactice in the city of t' tuladet•
-
phut. than all themen that have ever Practiced
in this city. either allopathicallv. homoeopathically, or
by an other path). This assertion may look line boast•
Inc but It is true, every word of it; for who ever heard
of each astonishing on. ea ? na if by magic obstinate OS
canoe, which have for many yeast resisted alt other
treatment, are often cured in twenty minutes, and often
in less time; and in a ll cases a warrantee is given when
the patient di sires it. Who shall properly estimate the
incalculable blasting thus so. speedily conferred on suf
fering humanity. when. instead. of b..img &tweed for
months, and thrown on bees of languishing, health 1$
restored by Professor BOLL ea' treatment in many oases
almost instantaneously? Ia COncluaion, we would say.
for the encouragement of the dyspeptic. neuralgic, con
sumptive. rheumatic, paralytic, apt eptio, and, to fine
al, those on whom medical treatment ever .114 and ever
Will prove a total failure, that there Is still hope In your
case, and a fair chance for your recovery at 1220 Virllr
NUT btreet.
COI& PLIIII)3NTART BE SOLUTIONS. — FROM MEDICAL
MIZE Alen Offnmes.—lt the close of a dolma of Lectures,
delivered to us, members of one of the many Mamie' of
Professor 0. B. cOLLES, who has been developing his
discovery loenearly four years. at 1.220 Walnut street, iu
the city of Philadelphia. in the application of fiat random.
Magnetism, and other modifications of Electricity, the
following resolution* were unanimously passed:
Resolved. That as we bays been eye 'witnesses for
many weeks in the Institution of Prof Bolles. and have
good reason to believe that he has discovered new prin
ciples in the appitcatien of the different modific twin of
ksiectricity to the various diseased conditions of the hu
man system; and that, in the tresiment of different
&teases, we have been convinced that. in his hand. as
also his sindente, the application of Electricity is a relia
ble therapeutic; and that he has taught us a new, ra
tional, and scien,ifle Philosophy, and we believe the
onl , reliable theory of disease and mode of cure.
Resolved. That in our Judgment. the philosophy ad
vanced, and so clearly demonstrated in the Course of
Lectures, is entirely, new and original with Professor
Bolles and not known to the Medical Profession, and
that the great Miccess which has attended his practice in
this city is alone the result of hie scientific discovery of
Electrical laws hitherto unknown to man, and that the
many failures of other men in this city, using this
mighty agent, id owing to their ignorance of the true
principles of Electricity.
Res °hied, That we. in duty to suffering humanity, and
for the groat progress of the human race in approxi
matirgio a condition of health and happiness, commend
the Profeesor and his theory and practice to the public.
and bid him God-Breed, as we believe his great mission
is one of benevolence and mercy. and calculated to bene
fit humanity in the only scientific and reliable way to a
final restoration of health and-physical happiness.
Resolved, That we tender to Prof. Bolles our thanks
for his lucid instruction and Lind attention tons, indi
vidually and as a class; that he has redeemed every
pledge or assurance trade by him, and that in part-ng
from him he has our bent wishes for his happiness and
prosperity, and we heartily commend him to all scien
tific investigators, and also to tie d heated of body and
mind.
••
Resolved. That the proceedings of this meeting
be eigs ed by each member or the chum and published in
the CUT Papers
By order of the Claes.
M. .J. GALLOWAY. M. D.. Chairman.
R. B. Brown. IThYuma Allen, three doors
B. A. steel, M. D. east of Fortieth street
J. C. Reed, hi. D. S. W Beckwith, No 9 Wood-
B. T. Elliot N. D. land Terrace, Phila.
Frederick WIWI. Allegheny E. H Nash. 313 North Mirth
HOtIPO. Phila. street Phil&
Jacob Grim,l329North Mar-IM. • B Tattle. M. D,
shell street, Phila. J. H. Bartholomew. Alle-
W. D. Puller , M. D. gheny Home. Phila.
Philadelphia. May 4th, 186.3.
♦STONISHINI RESULTS
The following report is not the result of hearsay, or
far-off certiflca es or rsports of men ofd mbifal veracity,
but from reliable business and professional men in our
very midst, whose report was arrived at after weeks of
careful investigation at 1220 Walnut street, where Prof.
BOLLES has been testing his discovery in the applica
tion of Electricity, for the speedy and permanent cure of
acute and chronic diseases, for nearly ten years, in
which time he has treated more than seven thousand in
vaiide with success. .
FROM A FEW RELIABLE MEN IN PHILADEL
PHIA. —We, the undersigned, having been treated for
obstinate diseases by Professor Bolles, at 1220 Walnnt
street. Philadelphia, which had resisted for along time
the treatment of the most eminent medical mac in this
cn y and also haying witnessed the results of his treat
ment on a g eat number of our acquaintances and friends,
for acute and chronic diseases,
do therefore take great
pleasure in recommending to the public his important
ci, covert'.
He has been located over four years at 1220 Walnut
street, testing his treatment on many thousands of our
most reliable citizens by hie new discovery of applying
Osivanism. Magnetism. and other modifications of Elec
tricity, and basing watched his success in the speedy
and permanent cures of hundreds of our friends, as well
as ourselves, and especially that class of dieealee never
benafliind by medicines; therefore.
•• th e • 1
Resolved, T at we. tinders toed. regard the great
success we leave witnessed for months in the treatment of
Consumption. Rheumatism. Paralysis. Insanity, Dia
betes. Bronchitis. all Nervous Diseases, Catarrh, Amen
roots, Aphonia, Asthma, Acne Chills. Contraction of
Limbs, at. Vitus' Dance, Coldnass of Peet. Hands, or
Read t Deafness. DYSPODeta. tll forms; RoPepav, Hemor
rhage, White Swelling. Menial Depression. Neuralgia
\Withered Limbs. Convulsions, Palpitation ofthe Heart,
and Lockjaw, as indubitable evidences of Professor B•'s
scientific application of blectricity for the speedy aura of
all curable diseases.
. . . .
S. A. Steele ,M ,No 6 South Twelfth street; Wm.
H. Shriver. Haines street, Germantown.: L. 0. Stock.
ton, 2.6 Market street, Philadelphia: John Me(lormick,
1220 Ridge avenue: Thomas Allen, Fortieth an I Chest
nut. West Philadelphia; Charles H Grigg, Nos. 216 and
221 Church alley ,• Emanuel Rey. 707 Sansom street, dt
torney-at-Law; Lome D. Guyer, 2 Woodland Terrace;
B. N. Nash. 513 lieuth Sixth week H. 0raig,1726 Arch
street. *8 Broad street Robert D. liircra, 61 North
Third street: A. Crol i, northeast corner Tenth and
Mara et streets.
. .
N. B.—Pi ofessor Bolles takes pleasure in referring the
sick to the above names, and the following. whose per
tiflcatee nave been or will be given in full for the good
of humanity:
Judah Levy, Bronchial Consumption, 814 South 'Front
street. Edward T. Evans. preacher of the hi B March,
Dyspepsia of long standing Laryngitis , and Lumbago,
MB Helmuth street William H. Shaine. Paralysis of
lower limbs. Paraplegy. and Epilepsy. publisher of the
National Merchant, 126 South Second street. Thome
Owens. Congestion of the Brain. and severe Hemorrhage
of the Lungs and Diabetes. American Hotel, Philadel
phia. James Nugent. Deafness for six years, and ring
ing and roaring in the head, Fifteenth and Bedford its.
William Morgan, General Debility. 401 Spruce street.
Thomas Herron, severe Diabetes, Rose Mills, West Phi
ladeirhia George Grant. Rhanmatie Goat. long stand
ing. 510 Chestnut street. H. T. DeSilYer , Chronic Neu
ralgia and Inflammatory Rheumatism, 1786 Chestnut
street. 0. H Carmick Chronic Dyspepsia and Inaam
'nation of the Kidneys. Chestnut and Fortieth streets.
George W. Freed. Epilepsy. 1492 North Thirteenth street.
Anthony Carney, Consumption. 1217 Market street. Ed
neard Metishen, Consumption. 1227 Prpet street, Mao.
H. Grigg, Dyspepsia and Constipation. Tenth and Arch
streets. J . Ricker. Chronic* Bronchitis. Constipation,
and Congestion of the Brain. MS Callowhill street. Rev.
J. Mallory, Aphonia, Philadelphia.
Owing to the anxiety maniketedhy medical men and
others, to learn the theory and practice of Medical
Electricity. Professor C. H. BOLLES has consented to
give another course of leeturee. and fall imam..
lion for applying lislyanism. Ifsarnettswerand other
zoodificatione of Electricity, am a rellable7therapeglie
agent for the cure of Acute and Chronic disetwee.
?be coarse of Lectures will commence MAY 17th.18d4,
at the Institution. ANNU WALNUT Street, Philadel
phia. apls-how 66*
ELEOTRIOITY.- WHAT IS LIFE
WITHOUT REALM l—Kesers. O.IIIM $ ALLEN.
Medical Bleeiricians having dissolved the
Practise will be continued by THOS AL LEN , at thoastneraldp. e
old
satablinhed orrice. No. 75S North TM% Street. between
Goatee and Brown, whe ce he will still treat and care all
sayable diseases 'whether Acute. Chronic Pulmonary
or Paralytic without a shook or any inn.) with the va
rious mocations of alegarteity and Galyaniew Tide
treatment his been found remarkably sneseesini S alln
eases of Bronchitis, Diptheria, and other dime/see of the
throat and respiratory MUM.
Consumption tilt and ee - !alums% and Oatarrh:
Bond stases: General. Debility,- • -
Paralysis Dieu.ses of the Liver or
Nauruan. Kidneys,
Fever and arm Diabetes.
congestion. Prolamue Uteri (Falling of
)PiZiaiiiizza (or Piles ) _
!Dinfeaf nes orturnal Emissions,. dn.
s.
a. Oleos hours 9A. If to e
111 Wales. doll Om
DysDeSsila
Rheumatism.
Bronchitis.
No 'Marge for sonstatatio
P. ffi. Testimonials to ha sea
TARRAN
EFTERVISOPINT
SELTZER APERIENT,
Tor THIRTY YEARS bee resolved the Favorable le
commendation of the FHELIO. and been USED and nu
SCRIBE FIR S Te
PHYSICIANS IE THE LAND
AS TEM
BEST REMEDY KNOW7i
POE
Sick Headache,
Nervous Heedeehe,
Dyspepsia, Sour Stomash,
Batons Headache. Dizsinesib
Costiveness. LOU of APPOtites tiOnt.
Indigestion, Torpidity of the Liver. Gravel,
Rhonmatie Affections, Piles. Heart
burn, Na Manses, Bilious
Attacks, revers,
ke., do.
For Testimonials. &a.. see Pamphlet with welt Walt
igaziuSsetared wily by TAIMAIrr & OD,
%Ts GI Street, New Twit
stS-17 FOR BATA BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
DOCTOR A. H. STEVENS IS CURING
all Chfonie Diseases, both of LADIES and GEN
TIMMER, by a new method in the nee of BLBOTRIOITY ,
twithont chocks or pain. Board for a limited number of
Patients from abroad truly be had at reasonable rates in
the Doctor's family. A Pamphlet of eixteen meg. con
taining certificates and other information, sent gratis to
all orders accompanied with a estop. Office and reel.
deuce. at 14e8 SOUTH PENN aciunwn,, being central
and accessible by streetcars from every railroad depot
In the city.
Pull ADELYNIA, EMIL BM apl(lut
lUMELLES COMPOUN D SYRUP OP
DOCK ts etteeeestal as a remedy: Demme those wits
WI, It pronoun., It the beet
COMB 811P3P,
the beat Blood Purifier, the most enelent.lnrigorator.
Cud the best sure for Scrofula, ever offered to the yublle
Bold by the proprietor. P. JIIMILLB,
Mai BAREST ettms.
mhl4-9m Ara au Drogat.t...
TAYLOR'S ARNICA OIL OR EMBRO
-• CATION never falls to cure Rheumatism, ifenrelien.
Sprains. Frosted Feet. Chapped Rands,. and allawn
diseases. Prtee Ws. and Wholesale and netailby H. 8. ..
TAYLOR. DrnoriaLTRITH sad CALL() WITILI- mild-1
An BARRELS y OIIN, R S ALE,
.."-F St anne's2rossers. an Jam
In store. and . for yettrz
Rllllll R. TRATON a CIO..
• sin Ns% TWAT
•
. .
etarne of weights by Professional public weighers to
be given whenever required. •
Bide will include pactiages and delivery at any point
in this city. and any inferior packages or cooperage
will be considered sufficient cause for rejection of con
tents.
Payment to be made in such fends as may be tarnished
by the Vntted States for the purpose.
Proposal■ must be endorsed "Proposals for Subsist
ence Stores." and directed to P. N. 1312F06.
ap2l.6t Captain and O. S. Vole.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF TOR COLUMBIA AND PORT DE
POSIT RAILROAD COMPANY,
COLUMBIA, Pa., April 6, 1864.
Sealed Proposals for the Graduation and Masonry of
that portion of the COLUMBIA AND PORT DEPOSIT
RAILROAD, between Columbia and the bead of the Old
Maryland Canal. a distance of tWentm.rdne miles (In
sections of one mile), will be received at the Oftlas,
FROAT Street, below Leona:, until noon of the 28th in
stunt. Plans and Profiles of the work will there be ex
hibited for one week previous to that date.
C. S KAUFFMAN, President.
J. A. SHEAF!, Chief Midi/leer, IM9 tangle
O FFICE DEPOT COMMISSARY OF
SUBSISTENCIL
WA.P..II:IYOTON. D. C., Aprirls, 1821.
PROPOSALS FOR F LOTrIt
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until the 20th
it 12 o'clock M,, for furnishing the Subeistence Depart
ment with
SIGHT THOUSAND (8,000) BARIVILS OF FLOM.
The proposals will be for what is known at t his depot
as Noe. 1. 2. and 3, and bids will be entertained for any
quantity leas than the whole.
Bids must be in duplicate, and for each grade on Sep*.
rats sheets of paper. -
The Flour to be fresh ground, and delivered in new
oak barrels, headlined.
The delivery of the Flour to commence within eve
days from the opening of the bide, and in such quanti
ties daily as the Government may direct: delivered at
the Government warehouse in Georgetown. at the
whams or railroad depot in Washingion, D. C.
The delivery of all Flour awarded to be completed
within twenty dal a from the opening of the bide.
Payment will be made in certificatea of indebtedness,
or auoh other lands as the Government may have for
disbursement.
The usnal Government inspeatiOn will be made most
before the Flour ie received, and none will be accepted
which is not fresh ground.
An oath et allegiance most accompany the bid of each
bidder who has not the oath on die in title office, and no
bid will- be entertained from partial who have orevione
ly failed to comply With their bids. or from bidders not
present to respond.
Government reserves the right to reject any bid for
any canna Bide to be addressed lo the andersicned. at
/110. Aga 0 street. endorsed '• Proposals for Flour. "
8. C. GRllltriS,_
aplB.7t Captain and 0. 8. V.
pROPOBALB FOB FOBAOB.
CREW
WAIIMENGTOX DSPO ,T Dessatimir 8, DIM
P:841,14,1t.D PZ0P084.1,8 an invite d by the anlionigned
for 1 1 1 1547 1 -ull the o'. B. Quartermaster's Deartmati,
aE Wsshlzugtou D. 0., Baltimore Md., Alccandriitouut
Port Monroe. Ilk, or either of Wise plates. with Kay.
Corn, Oats, do straw.
Bids will be resolved for the delivery of 1,000 bushels
of sorn or oats. and 10 tone of hay or straw. and nit
wards-
Maiden, MOS Male at Whisk of the elan, Rained WWI
;hey propose to make deliveries, and the rates at which
they will make deliveries thereat. the quantity of sash
article proposed to be delivered, the time when said de
liveries shall be sommeneed. and when le be completed.
The pries must be written out in words on the bids.
Corn to be put up in good, stoat seeks, of about two
bushels each. Oats in like sacks, of about three bushels
mush- The sacks to be furnished withoutextra charge to
the Government. The hay and Maw to be securely
baled. •
The particular kind or deuription of oats. corn hay.
or str e w. proposed to be delivered, musk be stated in the
51 ,611 the &Melo olered under the bids hernia Welted
will be subject to a rigid Inspeetion by the Government
Inspector before being accepted.
Contrasts will be awarded from time to time to the
lowest responsible bidder, as the interest of the Gown
ittelit may require. and payment will be made when the
endwhole amount sontracied for shall have been delivered
seeepted.
The Mer will be required tooemps proPo•
sal with aguarantee. signed byrorponeibkieirsons.
that in see. his bid is seeepted he or will. wit
theyhin
sin daps thereafter , scouts the contrast for the same.
with good and maidens sureties, in a sum equal to the
amount of the contract, to deliver the forage Proposed In
gonformity with the tenni Of this adrerthiament; and ia
ease the said bidder should fill to eater into the contrael,
they to makerrood the di ff ereneebetween the offer of said
bidder and the next lowest responsible bidder. or the
eegn t e o s p w on hom thtey
contract
o m cr a a y n tboer t a w m arde d.
by
theo e ffsial se s r i t b date o of h a D. .S. DistriAt b tor h e o y. w ol
tutor
of Customs. or any other °Rau under the Unita&
States 'government, or responsible person known to this
bidders will be duly notified of the sometimes or
refection of their proposals.
The foil name and post ones adduce of sash bidder
must be legibly
b etwrien in the pro
Propoule must edd tA i readier General D.
O . Rueter, Chief Depot Quartermaster,Walthington, D
and should be plainly marked, "ProPosals for Ito.
sun
Bonds. in a sum equal to the amount of the contrast,
stalked by the contractor and both of his guarantors. Win
be required of the anoooserni bidder or bidders Wm
sistdug thecontrast. .
algal( owns of bids, rassantook and bonds may be
obtained upon applisation at this once.
FORM OP PROPOSAL
ETOWII. County. and State
the subscriber, do hereby propose to furnish and de
liver to the United Statm, at the Quartermaster's De
partment at. agreeably to the terms of ,your
advertisement, invitin proposals for forage, dated
Washington MM. December B. WM. the following aril.
elm. viz:
- bushels of Corn. In sans. M per bushel of MI
pounds.
-- bushels of Oats, la mks, at •••• per bushel of .0
SZLII
the womb).
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE A RMY CLOTHING AND
EQUIPAGE. TWELFTHand GIRARD Streets
PHILADELPHIA. April 21. 1834
SEALED PROPOSALS will be rteeived at this off! ee
until 12 o'clock DI . on lIONDaY. the 24th Dental:lt. tor
"PD4ing the &Mullin Animals Promptly, the follow
ing
Axe slings. army etandaid .
Hatchet Slirge, do.
Paper for packing. 88 z 40. samples required.
Brown Holland or linen. do do.
Dark blue Tkrritd.nro. W. do do.
Biddere rout state in their proposals the Pride. which
most be given in writing as well as in Simms; also. trie
qnestity bid for, and time of delivery.
Bids from defaulting contractors will not be received.
Black forma for Proposals can be bad lIPDX application
at this office
. .
Trevose], must be endorsed " • Proposals for Army Sup
plies, elating the particular article bid for.
•G. H 08.08111&11.
apt] St A. Q B. General. 1I 8 1.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER (IE-
IaSEAL'S OPFICAt.
Pintails Anus Est April. Ism
IkEOPOIg &LS will 'be received at this oflce until Ws D.
NESDAY nett, 27th Mat., at noon,' for the erection and
completion of a temp racy SOSPITAL. to contain 76
beds, at calor , " Wm Penn." Chetton Hills. Pa. Material
and Workmanship to be similar to that in the original
hospital erected for the use of this camp Plans of the
hospice] can be seen. and information obtained. at the
lace of John McArthur, Jr., architect, 209 South
bIXTEI Street. The right is referred to reject all bids
deemed too high. By order.
Col. 0. B. CItOBMAN. Met. Qr. Mester Gen.
ap22 t 27 A. BOYD. Cant and. a. R W.
1,000 ARTILL NRY HOIU3ES
WA.N . PRD AT ONCE.
CIIIF.F QUARTERIKABTER'S OFFICE,
DEPOT OF WAsHINOTON,
WASHINoTON. D. U. April tith.lB64.
1.000 HOBSES. suitable for Artillery service, will be
Pltrehaled at this depot by . the undersigned, in to p en
market. from date until Max 11th . n
1811 f in tots of SO.
at one hundred and seventy dollars 0170 par animal,
each animal to be Rut:looted to the usual Government in
spection before being accepted.
Horses to be delivered to and inspected by Capt. C. H.
Tompkins. A. Q frt. U. S A_. corner of Twenty - second
and G street.. Washington, D. C
D. H Rums%
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
spl2-24t Depot of Washington. D. 13.
3 000 HOUSES WANTED.
WAR
DBPASTMENT•
CAVALRY BIIKRAII.
OFFICIO OF CHIEF QUARTBIthIASTER.,
WASHINGTON. D C.. March 8. 1864.
One hundred and fifty ($160) dollars per head will be
Paid for all
CAVALRY BOBBIN
delivered within the next thirty (30) days at the Govern.
luent White at Glesboro, D. C.
Said horses to be Sound in ell particulars. not less than
eve (5) nor more than nine (9) yelps old- from 1434 to 18
hands high. fall fleshed, corapdatly built, bridle wise,
and of size suMcient for cavalry purPoses.
_rime apeelfteations mill be strictly adhered to and
rigidly enforced in every particular
Payment made on delivery of ton (TO) and Over.
Hours of inspection from 9 A. H. to 6 P. H.
JAMES A. EMIL
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quartermaster.
zab24-60t Cavalry Bureau.
O'F'FIOE OOld MISS ART OF SUBSIST.
ENOS, No- 828 WALNUT Street.
PHILADELPHIA. April 21. Mt
SEALED PROPOSA LS (in duplicate) will be received
at this office wail 12 o 'clock M.. on WEDNESDAY. April
27 18.4. for supplying- for the nee of the United States
.Army_, the following SOBSISTENCS MBES, delivered
at Ptaladlabia. Tie
. .
' 800 barrels first quality "MESS" or "PRIER
RIMS " Poh.ll. ( which to be stated). of the
pack of 1863-i. In fall-hooped oak barrels,
with iron master hoops; meat to be free from
rust or stain. fall weight, and thoroughls ,
salted. Madera will a ate when their pork
wasyacked and the brands.
100, 000.nonnd. 11,4 quality thoroughly smoked BA-
CON bROULDBRS. in Signs tierces of not.
form size.
800.000 pounds first quality PILOT BREAD, to be
made from good, sound extra floor thorough..
ly baked, and perfectly dried before being
packed. To be packed in boxes of well,
• seasoned wood. of finch a kind as will not
Impart taste to the bread; boxes to contain
60 pounds net Bidders will moo elate the
price delivered in flour bezels.
. 3.000 barrels B % : EA SUP aRTINE or EXTOL
FAMILY FLOUR (which to be stated); to
have been ground within 10 days of date of
this advertisement, from the best winter
wheat, in well-co opered head- lined barrels .
Name or brands' and place of mannfactare to
be mentioned in the bid.
19,600 pounds first quality kiln-dried CORN
NEU,. in Wrikoopered h.oni-lined barrels.
100,000 pounds first quality NEW WRITS BRANS.
in web-coonered head-tined barrels,
50.000 pounds PRIER RIM in well-soopered
bead lined barrels
80,000 pounds ant gnality large gre.ined, kiln
dried HOMINY, in well-coopered barrele.
ammo pounds PRIER RIO CO, mt. in woh-coop
ered barrels Bidders will state the price
per net pound for tarnishing the whole or
any portion of the above coff-e, roasted.
tr , grg,
e lt a .2.i h r i ati se i i tt uc tig s itt paper lined
furnishing it will be
required to state on oath that the coffee bu
rdened by them is of the Caine quality 618
the sample offered, and that it contain, no
adulteration nor admixture of any foreign
anbetance. Green coffee sample required
100,000 pounds light yellow COFFEE SUGAR, or
choice dry RAW SOUSE; barrels to be of
the beat in nee for theurpose
30,000 younds coarse pulver ized WHITE SUGLR,
in well-coopered barrels
5,000 gallons pure 'CIDER. WHISKY, or CORN
VIREO-AIL in strong, well-coonered barrels.
40.000 pounds good hard sup, in pound bars,
full weight,
.P. 0,000 pounds clean, dry SALT. in
WelleaOP-
Me abovefed r ba ro
l be ready for delivery within 20
days from date of award, bat if not needed at dhat time.
contractors are expected to hold them natil required for
shipment.
Samples of all the article". sward meats. must be de
livered With the proposals, and referred to therein:
but the proposals must not be encloses with the sample.
Samples of hard bread. flour, corn meal beans, rice,
hominy. green coffee, 'agar. soap. and salt, must be in
boxes of card- board or tin. and not in paper parcels.
Certificates of inspection by professional packers or in-
spectors. other than the party furnishing the provisions.
will be required for all the meats. certifying on the part
of the Feller their pretest quality and *condition. The
meats will also -be examined and passed upon by John
G. Taytor. ineye.tor on the part of the United States.
Separate proposals. in duplicate, must be made for each
article enumerated, and bidders Ray propose for the j
it hole or any part of each
A printed copy of this advertisement must be attached
to each bid. and the proposals must be specific in cora
plying with all its terms. Bach bid, to have considera
tion, must contain the written guarantee of two responsi
ble names, as follows:
" We. the undereigned. guarantee that, should all or
any part of the above bid be accepted, it snail be fulfilled
according to its true Purport and conditions; also. that a
written contract, with bonds to the amount of one
fourth the value of the stores proposed to be tarnished,
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, musk be marked on every package, and all old
marks must be obliterated.
. .
Pods.
'--tons of un
baled Day. at per ton of 2,000 pounds.
tons of baled Straw. at per ton of 1.000 ponstdc
Delivery to eommenes on or before the day of
, and to be completed on or before the ---
day of --, 106 and rt led ge Myself to enter hit° a
walnut soutraat with the lilted Mates. with Coal and
removed sesurities. within the pease of hen dops sktier
being notified that my bid has been soeepted.
Your obedient servant.
Drigadter Samara' D. U.Znenitit,
Oldef DOM Cilla W ni aal=,D. 0.
ODADAJMIX
We, the undermined. widener of— la the
errant, of , and State of hereby,
'ointly and severally. somata with the Unitid States,
and guarantee, ease will. bld of be
noaryted. that h eor they within ten days alter the
asendanee of said bid, exasula the 'contrast for the UM
With good and sal sient annathall, in a sum natal to the
amount of the sontrast. to farad' the forage "roomed
sonformity to the terms of advertisement dated De
=mbar S. =W. under whisk the bid was made: and. In
ease the Geld shad/ fall to enter into a anthwd as
aforesaid, we taaraatee io wake good the dlierenee be
tween the offer by the said and. the next lowest
responei bl awar ded.
e bidder. or the yen= to whoa the "entree%
Witness, be
Witmer r 1 Given under our bands sad seals
f Ole dep of —. We .
lawn= sorra that, to the bed of nu knowledge and
ballet. the abownemed guarantors are good and snit
neat as sureties for the amount for whisk they offer to
be seeprity.
To be «ridged by the United States Distrist Attojpez...
Coll ester of Onstoins, or any other °User rind
Usi
rtei g ladgfeles GaVaralatatt. orreepourdbLe person known
toth
,sewed under Ws ediandriement
be.ipe ad examined at this ollse on Weds: l ;V
Saturday (east week, at 1916 Bidden agree
Wailed to be arerW at Ike opeging_of
D. H.
141141 /1411114* U 1 1.1114(11 I 1•14-
PROPOSALS.
p P ROPOSALS FOR WHITE PINE
SD OGLES.
CHIEF QUARTERWARTER
DEPOT'a OFFICE.
Or WARRINGTON%
WA4II[NOTON D G. apn , 23 1854.
pr. BALED mtopowabs vat a
be receive d a t this
ofSoeuII
tiI2UBBDAY. May 10, Mt at 12 o'clock 111 . for tee de
live, 7 at this depot of the following amounts of Shinales :
one million (I.OOD (POl mo. 1.18-inch white pine Shin
gles. (sawed clear.)
The shingles to he made from good material, to be
subjected to a rigid inspection before betas received.
and the whole amount contracted for to be delivered
within thirty (30) days from signing of contract.
Bonds in a sum equal to half of the amount of the con
tracts V iii be required of the successful bidder or bid
ders.
Aide received for two hundred and fifty thousand
(250,000) shingles, or more.
Samples of the shingles proposed for will be required
of each bidder.
Proposals must be plainly endorsed "Proposals for
White Pine &tingles," and addressed to the under
signed. D H. RITrIK SS.
Brigadier General and Chief Claartattalater;
ap26- tiny 7
_Depot of Washington. D. C.
OFFICE OF SUBSISTENCE D EPART
mum. FORT DELAWARE. Delaware, April 7, 1861.
SEA !AND pitoYobet.s, in duplicate. wilt be received
at this office until 12 o'clock, noon. on MONDAY. April
26th, 1864 (at which time they Will be opened). for tar
nishing the post with Fresh Beef. to be delivered at tha
expense of the contractor, in such quantities as may
from time to time be required, and on each days as the
commanding officer may designate.
She beef lobe of good quaiity of cattle. weighing not
lees than (goo) eix hnnered upends dreem-d. neck.
shanks and kidney tallow excluded. The be 4 or ail
klege. One.. Co we. and Helton* - .rill be roJected.
The necks of the Cattle slaughtered for nee( to be deli
vered shall be cut off ai the fourth vertebral joint. and
the breast trimmed down. The .hanks of the forequar
ters it be cut off four inches above the knee joint. and of
the hindquarters eight inches above the g.mhret or
hock joint. The beef to be furnished in want propor
tions of fore and hind quarters.
The Government will claim the right to reject the
whole or tiny part of the beer furnished which may be of
a quality inferior to that requirs.d by the contract.
Each bid to secure con dderation must contain a written
guaranty of two responsible persons. as follows:
Of the County of —, State of do ber,by
guarantee that is (or are) able to fulfil a contract
in accordance with the terms of his (or their) proposi
tion. and should his (or their) proposition be accepted,
he (or they) will at once enter into a contract in accord
ance therewith. and we are pretend to become his area
cities, giving good and sufficient bonds for ha fulfilment.
The reanontdoility of the guarantors mast be shown by
the official cat tillsate of the Clerk of the nearest District
Court. or of the United StateaDiatrict Attorney, to be en
d ose d with the bid.
The Government reserves to itself the right to reject
any or all bids considered unreasonable.
Payments to be made at the expiration of each month
in such funds as may been hand: if none on hand, to be
made as SOOll as received.
proposal+ mint be distinctly endorsed "proposals for
Fresh Beef." and addressed to Captain Gilbert N. Utast.
C. b. Vol! Fort Delaware, Del.
If a bid is in the name of a firm, their names and their
post.office Redress must appear, or they will not be con
sidered:
. .
Each retvon or menalier of a arm offering a pi-vocal
must accompany It by an oath of allegiance to the United
states Government, it be has not already MAC one in
this alio.
. .
All bide not comclying strictly with ths terms of Mb'
advertisement will be rejected.
GILBERT S. CL ARK,
inwflt Captain and C. S. Vole.
A SSTS l'A N T QUAIt PERIVIASTER
DERMAL - El 014117 R,
PHILADZLPHIA. April ltd. 1864
_PROPOSALS will be received et this pilled until SA
TURD Y swat, 30th inet . at 13 M . for the supply and
delivery of ail the COAL and WOOD required. for the
are of the various 'Hospitals, Offices. Storehouses. and
Public Buildings in and around Philadelphia. from let
May toilet August next inclusive.
Deliveries are to be made at each times and in such
gnantities as required. and to include Germantown.
Wait Philadelphia. Dicetown. Port Mifflin Summit
Hon , e. and Chester. Pa. Coal to be of beet qustity
anthracite stove. egg. or brosen as may be desired ;
subject to inspection, and to weigh 2.340 pounds to the
ton tree from dirt. Wood to be of best quality oak or
Pine. required.
No bid will be coneidered unless guaranteed by two
reliable persons that the bidder Is able and will. if
awarded biro, enter into and folthfaily fulfil the con
tract The reepondhility of the guarantor's roust be
certified to by a United States District Judge. Attorney.
or Marshal. The right is reserved to reject alt bide
em ed too high, end no bid from a defaulting contractor
pi I be received. - -
By order. CoL G. H. C 12.0 1114 N, A. Q. at G.
sal 71 A. BOYD. Capt. and A. Q H If S. A.
(I)IIARTE.RMA.9TER,I3 OF FICK
'cm; BALTIMORE lid., April 14th 1861
BICALBD PROPOSALs in duplicate will be received by
the undmetnned urn a 2 o'clock M on the 28th day of
APrit, 1864, for furnishing (74) seventy four AB Pi LLB KY
110P8S8 They must be dark colors. between the ages
of five end nine y. are. and not less than fifteen nor more
then stzreen bands high .
Delivery to be made in Baltimore within tan daye after
the contract is awarded
Bach animal will be subject to the usual Government
inspection before being accepted.
Proposals from die loyal parties will not be considered.
and an oath of - allegiance most accompany each proposi
tion. -
GUARANTEt
.. • -
The abilities of the bidder to fill the contract, should it
be awarded to him, must be guaranteed to two 1.43613011.
eible persons, whose signatures must be appended to the
guarantee. •
The rteponsibility of the marantors mast be shown
by the official certificates of the Clerk of the nearest Dis
trict (kart, or the United States District attorney
Bidders must be present in person when the bids are
opened, or their proposals will not be considered.
Bonds equal in amonnt to half tile sum to be received
on the contract, signed by the contractor and both of his
guarantors, will be requirea of the successful bidder
upon signing the contract.
FoEM OF OtrakaNTßC
. .
We. 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 terms of hisproposition,
and that, should his Proposition be accepted, he will at
onee entor into a eontrwer.ln accordance therewith.
6boutd the eo r
niniet bs awarded him. we are pre
pared to become his -enretise.
(To this guarantee mnet be appended the official cern.-
Beate above mentioned.
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by
a
Proposals ais must be marked "Proposals
fo ARTILLE
RY HORSES. " C W". T EIO
ap2l-7t Captain and Assistant gnartermas er.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER
GENERAL'S OFFICE
Aerll 18. 1884.
CAVALRY HORSES winteifim . m . eifately. One han•
dred and forty-five dollars per read will be paid for all Ca
valry Horses delivered at the William Penn Hotel in this
city. Horses to be sound in all particulars, not less than
five. nor more than nine 7 ears old: from l 4 to le bands
high, full-fleshed, compactly built, bridle wise and of
size engicient for cavalry purposes. An °Meer will be in
attendance to inspect ant pay for the horses as &livered.
G. H. oltoSefati.
aplB tf jest M. General 11 8. A.
COPARTNERSHIPS.
THE - UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
-•-• DAT formed a Copartnership for. the eartying on of
the JOB PRINTING Business. under the flrm•name of
MIIBS, GRAHAM. & MoFARLAND.
0 MYBRS.
WM, J. GRAHAM,
WM. MUFARLAN D.
APRIL 16, 1864. ap23-12t*
rilSBol. LITION OF PARTNERSHIP.
notice is hereby given that the partnership here-
Wore existing between the subscribers, under the grin
of Lellateri, SaLLADII, & CO., has this day been
dissolved by mutual convent
OWINGS M. LAYMAN
ANDREW M SALLADB.
J. D. BITTING.
PHILADELPHIA, April 12. 1864.
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
againet the firm of LAUtrIAN. SALLADE. & CO..
Will present the same to LAIIIIIS.N & SaLLADB,
whose names the business will be conducted in fatare.
LAILIIAN & SALLADE.
Antn.l2, 1564. ap13.12t
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
HENRY W KANAGA having Purchased the in
terests of TREVOR T. FOWLER and Turtow JACK
SON, in the business heretofore carried on in the Girard
House.-ander the style of KARAGA. FOWLER ds 00..
the partnership is hereby declared to be dissolved. All
parties indebted to the said arm ere requested to make
settlement with Henry W. Malaga.
HENRY W. KANAGA.
TREVOR T. FOWLER.
TUTLOW JACKSON.
PH/LA.DELPHIA, April 4 1664. ap7.tf
NOTICE.-CHABLES C. KNIGHT IS
admitted to an interest in IT basiriea! Irom this
date. .
C. D. ROBSDPS & CO..
' Iron and Steel Merchants.
N. E. corner SECOND and VINE Streets. and
4A and 44 North FRONT Street.
PIITIADHLPTITA, Arlin. UNi. 1131-Inl*
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
DAY entered Into copartnership. and having par
chased the interest of PETER T. WRIGHT dt CO.. will
continue the Wholesale Drug business. under the name of
STESTCH. BBBNATT k 00.. at the old stand. No. 809
HARKET Streat.
AARON STRETCH.
JOSEPH 8. BARNETT.
PHILAMILPHIA, April 1, IEtH.
LEGAL
IN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA. ''
Estate of JAMIEM. 1311181NERS. deceased.
The Audit( r appointed bY the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of HENRY B. BlioNnßE, Ad•
minsstrator of the Estate of JAMES M. BaNNIIRS. de
ceased. and to make distribution of the balance in the
hands of the accountant, will meet theparties interested,
for the proposes of Disappointment, on EATURDAV.
April 30. 1884. atl2 o'clock noon at hie oMce. No. 135
South SEVENTH street. in the city of Philadelphia.
ap2o-wfm it LEONARD MYERS, auditor.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT POE THE
-• CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Notate -of Pet .Rlf FASSITT. deceased
The Auditor appointed by the Court tO audit. settle'
and adjust the account of the Pennsyltranut Company
for insurance on Uses and Granting Annuities. trustees
under the will of Mary Pamela. deceased, and to report
distribution of the balm. ce in the hands of the moon. t
aut, will meet the parties interested for the purposes of
his appointment. on MON D AY, April 28.1884, at 4 o'clock
P. M . at his Mice. S. B. corner SIXTH and WALNUT
Streets, in the oily. of Philadelphi a.
apiefuttidt D. W O'BRIBN. Auditor.
IN HE ORPH ANS' COURT FOR THE
ern , #ri:D qcnnity OF PRITLIMILyHIA.
titii; of iji - ilk ADaM LINe deoWed
Notice is hereby given that the widow of amid deco
dent has filed in said Conrt her petition, and• an SP
piaissment of the personal estate Which she elects to
retain, under the act of April 14th, 1851, and the sun
'dements thereto, and that the same will be approved
on FRIDAY. the einth day of Ray, DM unless excep•
lions be filed thereto. WM. W. JOVANAL.
aplS-ratlv4t. • JAtorneY for. WARY AMY Lltifi.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY 9! PHILADELPHIA,
EstateOf JAMES HAUGH, deceased.
Notice 1s hereby even that the widow of said dece
dent bee filed in laid Court her petition, and an ap•
prairement of the personal estate Which she elects to re
tain under the act of April 14, 1861, and the supplements
thereto, and that the same wlll be approved by said
Court on IPHIPAY. the sixth day of May. 1851 . unless
exceptions be filed thereto WM. W. JUVEN
aplikrathat Attorney for ANNE aAu GEL
ESTATE OF GEORGE F. WOHEA.TH,
-deceased Letters Testamentary loon the Estate
of OBORGS T. WOMBATS, deceased, haying been
granted by the 'Register of Wills of Philadelphia County
to the undersigned. all persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make payment, and those haying claims
ortjemandsogainst the same, to make them known with
out delay to HEDIBIRTTA W. WOMRATIi,
Frankford.
A. H. WOKRATI3,
F. K. WO.nI.4TH.
_ _ WILLIAM GAUL.
PHILADA., ADM 6 , ]B6l. Ireattorg, 416 Arch St.
ay4-mat.
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
upon the Estate of THOMAS R. DAVIS. deeeaeed,
baying teen granted to the undersigned. alt persons In
debted to said Estate are requested to make pennant,
and those having claims to present them at ones. to
HELEN e. DAVId. Adminletratrix.
627-North BIGHTHICEINTH Street, Phtlada.
Or to her Attorney, 0 T. BONAALL.
aptl-mat VG North NINTH Street.
T . ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
neon the Notateof WILLIAM FINN. decestaea ,
haying been granted to the undersigned. all persons in
debted to said Estate are requested [ to make payment.
and those having claims to present them at one..
SOPHIA. PINK. Admlntetratrix.
1221 CALLOWHILL Street, Philadelphia
Or to O. T. BONSELL. her Attorney. US North
NINTH Street. apll t
LETTERS` OF ADMINISTRATION
w pc,a the Estate of BERNARD MASSA. deceased.
having been granted to the undersigned, all persons in•
debug to said Istate• are rent:meted to make payment,
and those having etaims to in talent them at once
LOVINA MASSA. Adminletratrir. and
ANNABA)! H. SINNERS, Administrator,
SIN RACHEL Street. Philadelphia.
Or to O. T. sombeLL, their Attorney. HZ North
NINTH Street. • • anti-mat
T,RTIERS - OF ADMINISTRATION
." haying been granted to the undersigned on the si
tate of FRAPZ ADAM LINN. deceased. all pennons in
debted. and those having stains% spill pay or present
the acme to MANY ANN LIDS. AdmintstratriM.
BTU met No. 116 GIRARD Avenue.
L ETTERS TESTAMENTARY HAT
big been THIS D aY granted to the undersigned as
ltanentors of the last will and teetament of hIA.EtGalt ST
HOFFMAN-late of the city of Philadelphia, deseesed,
all persons indebted to her estate will make payment.
and all palm= having claims against the same will
oreeenttnem , witholadelarto • . .
• , .IinLLIEIS SKITS,
wraq's bale Twetity.forirth Ward.
• • ' • JOHN SELLISHS.
upper parlor. DelaWarteonnty.
Executors.
AVM nee
/pita B. 155&
di4 PHREN OLoGIOA.L EX a.M.IN A,-
IV TWINS. with it ai desoriptiolui of di arsoter s
i igivo
DJ wio • k J. •L•
iiiibe7WMar , t. SO WOO Mrolitc
=IIU!=
JOHN B. MYERS & 00., At:J.OI'ION
ERRS. Noe. 232 and 234 MA.REET Streak
LoFGmPa O ri. I
ANDS
B AM Sn O
em
GHOtyC 0 O a O N 3. G c G o .q g W s ll rd 9.
MI UMBRELLAS. SHANSI HOOD% ago
THS D AF.
A CARD.—The early at l tention of dealers h rechsted
to the large and attractive assortmsn , of French, Swiss.
German, and British dry aooda, embracing 626 lots of de.
'treble fatty and itsple articles. French corsets. can am.
breasts. Shaker hoods. an ,aro.,to be parearptorll9 trld•
by catahtne. on Lnr months' credit.. geatmending this
morning at 10 o•enclr. to be contlantd without intermis
sion beefy all day.
LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OF FRENCH, INDIA.,
GERMAN. AND BRITISH DRY GOODS. &c.. FOR
SPRING BALMS.
THIS MORNING.
April With, at 10 o'clock. will be sold, by catalogue. on
four months' audit, about
550 PACKAGES AND LOTS
Of French, India, German, and British dry goods, Arc
and.
staple
a large and choice aetortment of facer and
staple articles in silk, worsted, woolen, and cotton In
bytes.
N B. —San pits of the same will be arranged for ex
audnatior,, with catalogues. early on the morning of
the tale, when dealers will dad it to their interest to at
tend
AITRACTIVE SALE OF GLOVES, GAUNTLY,
Included In our esM on Monday morning April 2.5 in.
will be found the following desirable and fresh goods,
just landed, consisting of men and women's black and co
ii,red kW gloves, Gaul de Swede. lisle. silk. Onion,
beaver, and cuter gloves. and military gauntlets. for
thebect city &ales.
IMPORTANT SALE 0 7 SUMMER SF AWLS.
Inelod,l in our sale on Monday. will be
fount the following shawls of a favorite Make:
—Paris all wool black mousseline de laws shawls.
—All wool black tbitp.t and merino shawl's. wool
Dineen.
All wocl brocle b..rdors black atoll. eh twle.
Black and colored printed bordered Melia abewit,
Orsacay. moramb_que. rurline, and Florentine
shawls. in great vartete of patterns and qtalities.
Checked and clan plaid Paris and fimegow Llama
and Runes !haw's'. Plain, chine. and fancy centred.
LABOR SALE FRENCH. GERMAN. SWISS. AND BRI
TISH DP.I GOODS. DAIERELLAS..SPRAW GOODS,
Sc.. &c.
NOTlCE.—lncluded in our peremptory sale of French
German, Sw,ss. Brltich. and American dry goods, on
Monday morning. April 21, will be found in part, the
following choice article.:
BbAt'R SILKS.— pieces gIOBSY black gees de :Mae,
assorted width.
F• NOY piecea fancy plaid and striped
Pont tie 'role, cord flounces . atik foulards. ebonies. &c
DIVE GOODS —Maces rich printed and plain mono
do lathe. plain and fancy poll de climate ii.cnred poal!,101,
plain and fancy mozaxablquea, printed lawna, fancy
gingham,. barezes. prints. &c ,stc.
Ski AWLS. Black and colored cashmere, merino, or
gandy. barano, and stalls rhawls.
RIBBONS &c.— boxee solid cllorsfancyand Mack
area de Naples ribbons; black and fancy silk visifei do;
trimming ribbons, flowers. arc •
LACES AND EMBROIDERII33.—Rich erosoold ere , '
book and mull collars, matte and piece., I', .nde. Insert
ing" lame, inftlinge. lace Vella. etc 1, - I.ca POW
and mantles.:
Also, blank trainee, colored terlvlan har.r.;
silk handkerchiefs and neck tics. kW and flaio sloven,
braids, tassels. head nets, buttons, so'wing's. ar
ticles Ac. .
SUN UMBRE LLAS.-35 parka/gee silk and r", &Sham
sun umbrellas.
Also, dozen balmoral and hoop skl
Also. 95 cases shaker hoods.
PARIS CORSETS. &c.
Included In onr sale on MONDAY. April—
-1,000 superior Paris corsets, for city sales. ,
LANGE AND FBREMTFORY SALE OF I.tco PArl g.
AOES BOOTS. SHOES. BROGAIRS. ARMY 004,D5,
LTRAW GOODE, Ac., &c.
NOTlCE.—lncluded le our large sale of boots. shoes,
&c.. TUESDAY MORDIING, April 2d:li,
At 10 o'clock. to be sold without reserve, will be band,
in Tart, the following fresh and desirable assortment,
viz:
Men's grained cavalry, boots; wax and lip bre/lane:
men's ba:moral and , pugrrcs boots; youths' half. welt
kip toots; men's do; . fine city-made kid. welt btyyltinSY
laoies' gaiter bEiote; fine kid B. B tie;, colored and black
lusting bro.kins meg's fine city-made cab'. morocco. aid
kid boots; men's pump sole grain boots; man's bag
leather pump boots: my.n's pump - sole calf boots : do seal
vamp so e boots: women e lined and bound booze;
bout s' kip brosann; grain misses' grain tier; sess .
uskins; misses' spring-beel grain lace bootsvarotusn'4
grain lace boots; misses' arum lace boots: women's
grain beeline; women's train ties; bore' kin brogans:
misses' glazed morocco boots: men's hall-welt calf do;
youths' ball. welt calf do; chi dren's half brogans; men's
belt welt kip boots; men'e super calf brogans: man's
*LAMM; 10t.geri super " Sip Vies: mlesee saner kinbn S
kins; child's super colored fox bootee.; child's super co
lored fox ties; men's lined and lonnd brogans; Ynen's and
b.yrs' water-proof boots; men's and boys' wax baots,
4c.. , Ac
Alpo 31 eases Dalin heti and Shaker !lends'_ lec.. he
LAMB POBITIVB SALE OF LlOO PACKAG 89 BOOTS.
SHOES, BUOGANB. ABM GOUDA, ,STRAW 000D3.
TUESDAY MORNING.
April 26, at 10 o'closh, will be sold by catalogue, with
out reserve, on four montbs' credit. about 1.100 p Idkittfes
boots, shoes, brogans, cavalry boots, &re., embracing a
prime and fresh assortment of desirable articles for men.
Women and children. of city and Eastern mannfactare.
Also. straw goods. atc.
N. B.—Samples with catalogues early on the morning
of male.
LARGE PRIIESIPTORY SLLEOF EUROPEAN, INDIA,
AND AMBER , DRY 000 ), Sid
We will bold a large sale of B ritish. German. French.
and anierican d geode. by catalogue. on four months'
credit and Parl or Dash, _
oN fIEIUSEIDAY NORM%
April Milk, commencing at precise - 710 °Wont. com
prising
of British. German, French, India; and Junerican dry
goode, embracing a large, fall, and fresh assortment of
woolen, worsted, linen. cotton, and silk goods fore city
and cluntly oalee. . •
N. B.—kamples of the same will be arranged for ex
amination, with catalogues. early on the morning of
sales. when dealers Will Jinn it to their interest to
attend.
FOR 9ARR AWD TO ART.
TO LET.—THR Sle.CO ND, THIRD,
and fourth floors at 235 MARKET &reet, through
to Church alley. mn22•tr
A BSOLUTE SALE OP THE VALU.
able Coal State at Wilkesbarre. Luzerne county,
Pennsylvania. known as the "HIMBERPON COA L
COMPANY.
Thla valuable property. containing nearly Sfo acres of
land. will be Bold at auction. at the PHILADELPHIA.
IXCH MSG& on WEDNESDAY. 4th of May. lat. at 12
o'clock noon. It is known to be very valuable, the veins
of coal baying been proved. It is within a abort die
tas ce of Wilkesbarre. and is open to examination at any
time.
ES;AEONE;
zip- gale absolute. $l,OOO to be paid when the pro
pm,. is struck off
JAMES A. FREEMAN. Auctioneer.
422 WALNUT Street.
RIAU St. 28.30. m 72,3, 4. Above Fourth.
EX Ec";IITOR'S SALE.—A. THREE
STORY BRICK I , OMB, with modern improve
ments, for gale. No 1006 WISTAR Street, near Tenth
and Sprints Garden Streets, to close an Estate. Apply to
AMOS BillitTON.Sx'r., No. 139 S. ER YENTE St. [ap226t*
de EA-SIDE COTTAGE FOR SALE.
-One of the beet located and most conveniently•ar•
ranged COTTAGBS at ATLANTIC CITY. ApraY CO
ap2t-lm• JOHN F. STARR, Camden. N. J. :•5'
FOR SALE—A VERY RESIN a.BLE
Aicaand handsome modern four-story brick RESIDENCE,
with three SiOTV back buildin. and lot of ground. No.
1111. MOUNT V/slOlOll Stree t (north sit eh 26 feet front
and over 125 feet deep to Lemon street.
It is finished in modern style, and is in complete order,
having been ream , ly thoroughly overhauled and re
paired; handsomely painted and papered throadbOnt:
gas introduced (with handsome gem-fixtures and chest
'deflate, which will be included in the sale); bath, hot
and cold water, furnaces, cooking-range, &C,
Will be sold at a very reasonable price. on acconarno
dear terms, and Immediate pleseaelon given.
Apply to S. W. THACKARA. At SON.
ap 21-6tv Jo. 244 South. THIRD Street.
a A SPLENDID SIJMNIER BOARD
ING HOt FOR SALE OR FOR RR:ST.—On the
West Chester and Philadelphia Railroad. sixteen miles
from the city,' in a beautiful locality, unsurpassed for
health.
Tbs house is modern built. and in aver• superior style.
containing a large wide hall, two beautiful parlors,
spacious dinning I.oom.- and .ighkeen oommoatous
chambers, a number of which aro of size only to be found
in a first Mass hotel or private man4ion
Five daily trains to and from Philadelphia stop et the
Station in front of the house.
Apply to A D. CALDVI76LL.
apz3.3te 464 WALNUT srasEr.
FOR SALE OR TO LET-TWO
Large STONE BUILDINGS. suitable for Fatindrr
or Factory. Elea a large SENWENY. Addre.s GEO.
IiftIOIC,-No. 1233 BICHNOIeD Street. a013.1m•
fia VALUABLE CHESTNUT-STREET
MR 4, Pll 0 P IERTY. —The subsoribere offer at private sile,
a property on CHESTNUT Street. between Seventh alio
Eighth streets; 91 feet front on Chestnut street, and 178
feet deep, running to Jayne street, with the Privilege
of al5 feet passage- way rimming to Eighth street. PIS
TE THOUSAND DOLLARS of the purchase money may
remain on the property a. a ground rent or bond and
mortgage. & BALLADE.
12E1 SOUTH NINTH Street,
mh4-tt Philadelphia.
FOR SALE-DESIRABLE AND
.11reIlbeantifully improved Bromn Blau RII6ID2NOB.
Porch Broad street. Lot 20 by 160. Ban and examine
'resister of city properties. B. PITTIT,
spa) 323 WALNIIT Street.
di TO LET-A COMMODIOUS
•Ml' DWELLING, No. 11.111 St north PROSiT Street. Rent
moderate. Apply to WITRBRILL & BRO.,
0039-If 47 and 49 North SROOND Street
da TWO GERMANTOWN OOT
-miTAGNI. well located. will be exchanged for good
city Dronertv. RF. GLENN. IQ2 S. POUR 01 St ADM
FOR SALE—IN NORTH WARD,
CAMDEN. ten Brick HOUSES, and one Frame; dye
on Market street. beginning at 899; slx on Carpenter
street, beginning at 812 ell welt-built; good dry cel
lars; will readily rent for ten per cent of what will pnr
chase them. Persons wishing a good home for from one
to two thousand dollars had better tall early. Terms
easy. B. H. stroWNlsie.
. • .
.606 COOPER Street.
Office foot of If A.RBST Street,
OANDSN, N. J
Alk GIRARD HOUSE FOR SALE.—
Ara This valuable Building. now in thorough repair,
containing in (rout on OEISSTAIIIT etre. t,
seventy• Eve feet. and in depth to GRAPE Street
one hundred and seventy-eight feet, under a Punctu
ally-paid Rental of $16,000 per annum, will be 601(1 at
a considerable discount on its original cost.
limpurtenant to It are an excellent STEAM ENGINE,
TWO. BOILERS, with all the PIPE requisite to the
Beating Cooking. *milling, and Lighting purposes of
the Both.
TERMS —*WACO ran remain on Ground Bent; the
balance Caeh.
Part:lam wt,aringnoiptiate atm addreas ins, "1:1111,ARD
HOUSE, Philadelphia." or meet me there any day from
one to three o'clock P. M.
• TATLOW .lAoHiOid.
Piniima.rnu.. April 9, 1864.
ALSO FOR BALE. 150 COMMODIOUS NEW DWille
LINOS, at from $0,2100 to $4.600, situate on Maudlton
Serbia Garden, Mervine. Omar,' Eleventh, Twelfth,
and Thirteenth streets. Philadelphia ,
apl4 12t" TATLOW JACKSON.
40 FOR SALE—A VERY DESIRA
ma BLE PROPERTY. the remidenee of the late Dr.
Jacob Sharpless, deceased, with Eighteen Aares of
superior Land attached. It is situated in the borough of
DoWNINGTOWN, Chester county, within ten minutes'
walk or the Chester Valley and Pennsylvania Railroad
Stations, at which all trains stop. The Dwelling is very
conveniently and substantially built, with Barn. Tenant
House. Spring HOW*. and all necessary out buildings.
There ls a great abundanoe of Shrubbery. Fruit. and
Shade Trees. Part of the land will be sold , with the
buildings, if desired. Apply to
AB M. 8. ASHBRIDGR,
ap7-lm DOWNINGTOWN P. 0.
FOR SALE— THE "MANSION
Am HOUSE." at Atlantic City, with ginthitTOßß, and
everything complete.
' Alto, two neat Cottages. 9 rooms each.
Also. Building Lots, near the . Bathing-around.
The "Philadelphia Irons, , " at Ca e Island, with or
NV/theta Furniture. very lam p kr. GLENN.
apt 1.53 South YOSIITH Street.
de GERMANTOWN PROPERTY FOR
SALT.—k very dearable PROPERTY. within ten
ncluntee walk of Wayne Station. Germantown Railroads
large Dwelling-house. with all the modern
meats: Stable. Spring. house. lee•honee Ella& and good
Garden; plenty or graft and large Shade Tr•es. Apply
to W. W. REHM Y.
niii9o-tr 509 0011119ERGE Street.
da FOR SALE.—THE
SCRIBER offers for sale his 0017.11 TRY SEAT. =A- -
within half a mile of Wilmington, Delaware. on the
Newport pike, containing EIGHT AORES of good land.
in the centre of which is a large lawn, with a fine va
riety of SHADE TREES. EVERGREENS, MAPLES. LIN
DENS. and others, in all over a hundred full-grown
trees. The improvements consist of a large and commo
dious MANSION, two stories and a half high. fonrgood
rooms on a floor. with' a hall eleven by forty-two feet.
A HYDRAULIC RAM forces water from a spring in one
of the lots into the upper story of the house. It hoe the
giodern improvement .. There le also an Iron ramp and
Hydrant under a covered a .TABLE hitchen door. The
out-blinding. eoneist of and CARRIAGE
HOUSE. sufficient for four horses and several carriages;
slim. an ICS-HOIISS. SMOKE, and HEN;HOUSES. The
ice-house is Ailed with ies, and the etable has a hydrant
in it. Oopd GARDEN, with several varieties of DWARF
PEAR and GRAPEVINES,Ju fall bearing. There areal.°
several varlettee of Aura, CHERRY, and CHISTNIIT
TAUB.
Terme aceonunedattns. Poeseselon Riven at any lintel'
the spring. LEVI G. CLARK.
feln. weft! Gn the Premiere.
ON FARMS FOR SAIB. 52 'ACRES,
Cl--cory destralete country Mibideldt. near Me Fox
Chase. miles from PhiladeMble.
]id Acres. Green township Pikecounty.
60, 40, and 80 Acres. near Chestnut Bill.
• 040 AIMS, near Long , a-Coming, N. J.
. 00 Acres, Wailoonda. Lake aortulY. Illinois.
• Loa 200 no, 178 374, and o th ers. Delaware.
tic ay. near Media. _
Also, soap, others In various localities.
Also. large number of desirable Cottages In Berman
town: Ch went Bia, and other , ideas, some of widen'
will be eXahanged for elf ) proosene. -
For list orDwelllnia see North Anierdean and r B.
(7a ,,, tts . MANI liMa FOITSTB blrtieL •
*No, mdS,W, 'MI dun's= Kt Quo.
AUUTION IS
BRINLEY,
FURN.ESS,
No. 015 CHSS77I3T and 6 1:8 :14
• UCTION N• .TIOR
MOST ATTBABrIVA ta.osING eALB
WOVEN DEBni OOOi ' •
PUREES% BIIIttLEY. CO& , Auction;
ON TUESDAY.
April 26th. 1884 , at 10 o'clock. at theirsal
615 Chestnut and 612 Jayne streets. o n rq)n.
credit, the entire balance of Saxony wcy
Meh the
eys well ,
Ecbinlederß known
ros. manufacture and
a/DrIN I
N B.—The particular attention of the told.;
t o thinrsale,MB it will betas Ihst off-ring sr th,.;t
inalte this season. an] will include ny t tillit
that have Dryer been offered
P/GIIIBED AND PLAIN BL eel(' TAP ggyi o .
PEA NOS, AND lassv.vv. cTitiNn . Dt k
ON Trf
22 and 21 inch neat figured double. (tee Ble t k
inch ro do 1
Pet ~ 1
26 to 34-inch extra quality Black LustrtutP4
21-inch figured °rap de grace.) ".
EXTRA QUALITY BL k.Oll Da tr DK Va t 1 .,
P. TAFFB 7 AB. FOE BRIT °lry Ta.kiii 4
—24 to 42-inch magnificent quality Elia: t Lra n
24 to 38 inch P. brand bett quality Bite', :i;1'211
43ALE OP 1,200 CARTONS POITLT DE RI),
VELV r RIBBO'Sg. . 11 / 4 " LANDa
ON TIIEsDAY MORNING, •
At3r119.601. at 10 . o'cieck„
3,200 ca'tonn new rtt is Stared. plata. nod Mali
tote Bonnet Ribbons. including some of t o , '1
stales of Cals. '
Carton Nos 4 and 6 corded edit Ponit de 6-0 0 4 ,1
131acic sad white Mal. Cuts. and assorted co,; t.
Cartnar ie a 60 do. "r 4
z Do. 10 aN. ex quality do do., tisk
Do In a C.O Br..che Seared end Plaid 0..1. iz l
Do. 10 a 100 talpte cbaln all. bn11.41 Wang do
Dn. )0 aSO newei Bloods. of their d
BLACK SILK VELVET RIBBONS, WASISET
S!LK ID
134; a 20 ea quality Black Silk VclTek Ribbopj
CND 3RWRITER'S BALE roR
TUFSDLY RNING,
ADIII 201. h. a.' 10 o'cllr. far cub. .190. hi
London Oxtro. heavy Genoa cords.. deinigel
911 VI!)
iumortatiott per flttratner Wry of Cork.
SCO7 T & STEWART, AII011(
EERB AND (3,IIIIIISSIOZT SIERORAIfrii
622 CbMTduC Street eed 6158.1.115011.
A CARD —7l. abalanC , ,,f tbe fine Italian Plata.
JJJJ
ate, Will be Hold on WEDNEBDAE Morale' 11;t.
together With a tine ahlo , rtznent cd vases. moon„
fond bronzee, bow tending In VOA Yoli , Crum
Pat titotri be.reafter Bor
SCOTT & STEWART. A nettonsara. will rave !lon
BGLIIr.I after don to Sale', of MERC (1. aNDIRE , a3d Wt
of oil dpacrlptiono, and PURNII7 ns 9r
p re
kiwi or ft/flaking ou the pre,hiwi
6W114 Or at their elegant and ppaolonn OaLSR ROO
boa 622 CBE iTNITT and 615 SANSOM &root.
-pll LCO.,
iIP FORD & AUCTION RE'
11 - 525 MARXIST and tigai COMMEROR Strenik
LARGE POSITIVE BALE OF 1,000 cam 800
bETi3IiBRORNOaIkIINGI
.dm.
Tigli MO
.1;7,1: MS. at Ir, 'clock pteci.oly. will be 6:14..
CAUlt.ftrak. l.r casal.l, o r.o3 eared MVls'el, 1 : 1, 13Ve and Ina
!Mr kip, and grain boots, balmaiala, Oxfurd
f ; worna'n, ruhvie, . and cbildren-i c
k snat.k:d. and morocco heeled boots sad
4444 rx. gaittra, Su•king. and also city-made glade
r•nen t, r agarnlnallon. with catalogues. Bad, o n
corning nt a ate.
LARGE FONTIVE BALE OF Loon °And BO(
.1f OM. BKOOAFIS. ,
ON ThUIISDAY oRISIIN'o,
W April 2iStb, at Hi o'clock pr.cisely, will be sold by a
loans, fcr cto.h, I lOf cases men's boys', and vontiv t '
kin, and grair boots, bahnorals. Oxford ties, cog;
boots. tic ; misses'. and onlldrea', calf,
goat, kid. and morocco heeled boots and elose,
getters, bin kins. and also citt.made good
Nip Open for saanalaation, with oatalogata, nub
the motning of sale.
pANcoAsT W ARNOOK, A.
A- TIONEERS, No. 240 MARKET Street,
LARGE SPEW/A, siLs OF %CPO CASEI
0110D8. by Cle.fallomua t
• THIS MORNING.
April 25, commenottg at It o'clock precisely: of
Will be round a very attractive assortment or
fasbion able shape bonnets and has. for ladle, MIS
and children; palm and willow boob; men's and
late, an., lko.,
S&LS OF FURNITURE' OF k FAMILY DIOLIFiI
Finu - ENFEetm.
ON TII.EiD..r HolticlNG.
inril 96th. on thn prmi•oP, 1202 14).081 Eitreet,)
10 o'clock consisting of min' and chamber fartita
beds, bedding, carpets, kitchen utensils, Nc,, &c.
LARGE POSITIVE SALT OF 750 LOTS AMER!'i
AND IMPOtolit) DRY 00003, WHITS UOOI
MILLI:WT . (JOON, Sic., dtc. by Gatelogue.
OG WN)NESDAY MORNING.
'April 27, commencing at 10 o'clock orecteoly:
eluded will be foiled A fail line of aeaeonAble
worthy the atteatiou of baycris
VERY ATTRACTIVE SPECIAL POSITIVE - BAGS
4,000 dozen PLAIN AND FANCY I,ILEC NECK TI
by L stalwart°.
_
ON WEDNIND
April 27. commencing at 10 fo'cl , ..cir included ellt
found, the most attractive assortment of rich ew
Main and fancy ties ever offered at auction, and . writ
(curd Welt worth) t 1 e attention or havers,
p n y HENRY P. WOLBERT,
AUCTIONRSR,
No. 10% MARKET Street South Side. above ileeoge
Saes of Goods. Trimming!. Notions, /ge.„
MONDAY. WEDISFSDAY. and FRIDAY Morning..
mooring at 16 o'clock.
CLOTHING, CLOTHS. CASSIMIIRES, DRY WOE
SHIRTS TRIMMINGS, &a.
_Tipp MOININo.
•
April 25th. at 10 o'clock, Will he sold coats, oanti
cloths, cassircer.B. fat bate. dram and domestic good)
tape shirt!. trimmings, hosiery, handkerchtefri, shoe
jewelry. &c.
THOMAS .& SONS,
woe. 139 and 141 South POURTH Street
LARS?. PEREMPTORY SALES-EXTRA VALTJISI
REAL ESTATA AND STOCK'S. Wee APRIL
CARD -Oar sale on Tuesday next, at 12 o'clock,
the Exchange, will be one of the lams. t this sc,teol
comprising the following. to be golityseremproeiry:
(.11EST/2111 AND Tills PENN PH Bmasgro - 11 , t6t
01W. I . _ Fotterell. deed: 55 b.lOO . real.
BISCUIT BAKERY -Estate of J. T Rictrettm, det'l
now in operation. under contract with the ti art , Di
partment; capable of baking 200 barrels of floor daily.
VALUA BLS 1 :0 AL LANDS, Luzern county-Helmet
T. E. Porter, deed.
Also, for account other owners:
WADI. 11T RIMED C PROPERTY, Nos. 613, and ill'
by order of heirs
THE EPHRATA SPRINGS AND FARM, Lamest
c•inritY. Penna,
HANDSOME COIINTFY SEAT, near Linwood Stalk
Baltimore Turnpike AGA- sale absolute
GRIST A PD SA W-M11,1,, Monroe county, Penna.
Irredeemable Ground Rein. E6O
WATER STREE Y and DEL AWARE AVENUE STORI
-Trustees' Sale.
DUcIEESS LoCATION. ARCH STREET. No. 921..,
Bakery and Dwelling, Thirteenth and Melon etrillyL
Dwelling, leo. 1160 South Eleventh street.
Dwelling, No 1103 Buttonwood street.
Dwelling. No 294 South Third street.
War Modern Dwellings. Montgomery street.
Residence. 5 o. 11325 Filbert street.
Dwellings, Nos. 249 and 251 Juniper street.
Country Place. Burlington county, New Jersey.
North Dwelling, , Front street.
Enildin g .t.eie, Twenty-fifth ward.
Dwelling, Sergeant street
Store N. W. corner Seventeenth and Brandywine
minks.
Dauphin street, and Dwelling. Aslikild
street.
Also. STOOKS. LOANS. &e.
laY• Full rleac”iptiono et! the whole (I'ortipthree prs
rat lee. in all) reteelze in Pamphlet Ca1C410,116:4,
Rale No. 918 Wethertll Street.
1313P8810R PUBNITIIk E. OVAL M 1 ROB, BRMSSE
CARPETS. tke.
ON. TUESDAY MORNING , .
April 213t1t, at 10 o'clock, by catalogn., at No. 913 We•
thertll Attest. between Broad and P fteehth streets, be•
low Pine street, the entire household furniture, French
plate oval mirror, oil paintlnge. Brussels carpets, Zro.
, ler May be examined at 8 o'clock on the morning of
the eale.
&ALB OF DIIERMLL &NEWS BOOKS FROM A LIBRARY
—F.REINCH AND BPANISFf WORKS.
ON TUESDAY AFTEEN ON.
April 26.. at the auction store miscellaneous books from
a library. Also, Preach avd %mulish works.
Sale No. 559 North Sixth etreet
EfOIf6BHOLD FURN/TOBB, PIANO, MIRRORS, OMAN.
DBLIBR. BRllSsfft,6l GeMPßrd. ac.
ON WRDNBSDAIT MORNING,
27th last. at 10 o'clock. at No. #29 North Sixth streat.
the househ old forniture. fine-toned plano:by Schen.; I
fine Vreneh plate pier mirrors, flee Brussels stair and
entry carpets, imperial carpet, gas chandelier, kitchen
utensils. dm
kl.y be examined IA 8 o'clock on the morning of the
sale.
Sale at the Rieing Sun Village.
SURPLUS YURNITURIS, BILLIARD TABLE, FINN
MIRROR, CAARCM:MS. DONKEYS, &c.
OS FRIDAY MORNING.
29thinst., at it o'clock. on Germantown avenue, Mfg
the junction of the Old York road (Rising Sun
the surplus furniture. book•casee. rosewood billiard
table, mantel mirror, carpets, mailings. etc : also. a
Germantown carriage by Bosom. pair donkeys and
wagon.
May be examined at 9 &clock. on the morning of the
sale.
UNITED STATES MILITARY BAIL
()Irma OF AaßiaTAM' QuARTERNAsTER.
WABIIINOTOM. AprA 16. 1861.
.111011021.—WILL BB SOLD. on WEDBEOLY. the
ilith day of May, at the Railroad Depot. in Alexandria. .
'Virginia :
600 Tone of Old Ballroad Iron,
100 TonS of. Old Car 4 xlel.
150 Tone of. Cast scrap Iron.
100 Tons of Wrought Iron.
Tone of Old Brass and Copper.
3CO Oil Barrels.
Terms: Cash in Government Funds. Ten flO) par cent.
rer r paid at the time of purchase, the balansgon dell.
The property must be removed within ten days front
dal.• of sale H. L. BOBINSOL
aplll4mylB Captain and A. Q. Id.
SHIPPIWGI.
41 1 , - t4i , STEAM WEEKLY TO LI
- VBRPOOL. TOUCHING AT QI7IIII3STOW2
(Cork Harbor.) The well-known Stemware of the Liver-
Pool. New York. and Poiladelphia Steamship Company
are intended to sail no follows;
•••• • • • .
CITY OP DA.LT1M0RE— . ,......-.19.4.11YHD SY. Orli 80.
EDINBURGH —l3 aTURD BUY 7.
CITY OP WASHINGTON &TURD &Y. May 14.
and every succeeding Saturday at noon. from Pier 44
NORTH River.
RATES OF PASSAGE
Payable In Gold or tie equivalent In Currency.
TIMM ceerti *PO 00 01tEEILA.GE 00
Do. to LondonBs 00 Do. to London-- 34 00
Do. to 96 00 Do. to Part5........40 00
Do. to Hamburg .90 00 Do. to Hamburg.= 37 00
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Bremen. Rotter
dam. Antwerp dm, at equally low rates.
Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown: Fleet Cabin.
875.8815. 81051 Stomata from Liverpool and Queenstown.
$B5. Those who wish to send for their Mende can bay '
Delete here at these rates.
POT further Information apply at the ComPallrl
Moen JOHN G. DALE, Agent
spl2. 111 WALNUT Street. Philadelphia.
sIinkBOSTON AND PHIL AD EL.
PHIA. STEAMSHIP LINE. sailing from ease
port on SATO/MATS. from Ant wharf above PINS.
Street, Philadelphia, and Long Wharf, Boston.
The Steamship. NORMAN. Capt. Baker, will sail from
Philadelphia for Boston on Saturday, April SO, at 10 A.
B. , ac Otsteamebito sexos.froro Boston for Philadelphia ,
ou came day at 4 o'clock P.
'bele new and anbetantial eteameldpe forma Tetrast
iiae, sailing from each port punctually on Satardaia
,
Insurances effected at one - half the Need= chasm
On sail vessels.
Freighta taken at fair rates
Stall:Teri are rem:tooted to send Blip.Rooolpts and Bill'
Lading with their goods. •
For Freight or Passitge chavlnir flue accommodations
apply to Itstigy wierSol2 & CO.,
rob 3 33A South DELSW4EII Avenge.
UNITED ST.ATEB PATENT OFFICE ;
WANNINOTON. April 7. 1604. . • •_
On the petition of TIikODOitIiALTENIDIIIi., of Phi
ladelphia, Pa.. prayin for the extension of a patent
granted to him on the 1 6th of July. IMO. for an improve
ment in Joints for Colnpaseeli for Measuring. for seven
Jean from the expiratton or such patent, Which takes
place on the eixteenth day of Tuly, 1804.
It is ordered. that the said petition be heard at - the
Patent Office. on Monday. the lath day. of. Jane next, at
12 o'clock M. • and all persons are notified togappear and
show eases, if any they have, whyeeid petition ought
not to be granted.
Persons oppozing the extension are required to iite to
the Patent Wilco their objections. specially set forth in
-writing. at least twenty days before the day of hearing:
all testimony filed by either party to be used at the
said healing must betaken and transmitted in accordance
with the rules of the ogice, which will be farntaked on
an,plination.
I. 11/ timony in the ogee will be closed °lithe 27thdai
of June next; depositions and other papers relied upoaas
testimony must be filed in the of on or before the
morniv g of that day ; the arsumente, ii any , w ithin ten
days thereafter. the
Ordered, also. that this notice be pabliehed
Chronicle, Waibinaton, D. C.. and Presa, Philadelpri°
Pa , once a week for three suocessive Weeks; the tire 0
said publications to be at least sixty dayt pravloyne to
the day °thawing. M. P. WILLOW& •
apll-mat Commissioner of Patents.
IM DR FINE, PBAOTIOAL DEN
TIST for the last twenty Yearn. 319 Vitra sti
below Thirdjneerte the moat beautiful TI
age, mounted on fine Gold. Platina, Slicer. Vulcan ite ,
Ooralite, Amber. dm., at prtoee. for neat andsubstantitlf
Work, more reasonable than any Dentist. eltY
State. Teeth pined to last for life. *meda
repaired to sui n - No pain la
Reference, extreallag- 0,211 T e"
ranted to it. beet (ambles
CHAMPAGNE WINE.—AN IN VOIO i
of "Crescent" end
"Come m t"
Champagne V
tn a '
now landbm from Us JAU oN OMB & t f av W w bt
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