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TERRIFIC EXPLOSION OF A STEAM-BOILER
IN THE TENTH Wig%
KILLED AND WOUNDED, INCIDENTS, ETC,
titrgiltrfilre minutes before eight o'clock,
terdey morning, a steam Deller at th e l ar g e factory
- of Menus. Cornelius & Baker, manufacturers of
chandeliers and gas o:atone, on Cherry street, below
Ninth, ex pl o ded with tellies eftect, ki
li h in te g four
e g en or
b u dsirtiy, end badly woun di ng
Pena" o f sham died In the Milne
one
twenty ot her',
of a few hours. The manufactory formed a hollow
s q uare, is tlye-and-,.belt atones high, and fireproof
throughout. Had it been ao ordinary building, a
pottier/ Of it would have been crushed Into a mass
of mins. The boilers and engine were located on
the north side of the yard, to front of the northern
wing of the manufactory, in a substantial fireproof
At the time of the explosion, the f a ctory was i n
fun operation. Hundreds or toe working people,
nulling that the usual place of egress was oluttruc tell,
became parneatrieken, sun several jumped from the
windows and escaped with ought bruises. Ina few
minutes, Chia Buggies, who resides in the vicinity,
Waft upon the ground, and under tits direction, lea
den Were obtained. iron windows were smashed in,
end by Vale means many of the nertimed IA add af
operattre
frighted s released their temo
rary imp] ment.wale
Tne windowsfrom
of the nianufa p c•
tocy which overlook ti.e yard are sae huailred and
fifty in run.ber. Every pane of glass was smashed,
no even some of the_ iron frame work that formed
the 1,21,h was tei5t,.... 1 11110 tit/id:aft Shapes or antirelp
semoved. Ile boiler oereg of brick, sot Or
even feel wide, tw o tie nue ;
deem, aud perhaps eighty
feet high, was reduced to a shapeless pile in less
time than it takes to write about it. Rieke and
other wig:ides were tureen torouga the - window's
teeth as much velocity as though they had been deed
from a big gun. A Lumber ot .eicleitten were Wounded
by these de tette dealing me c eleggee,
The explosion was &nettled with fetal, curious,
and interesting effecia. A Otte° tit the boiler, forty
indica In disMezei erd seven or right feet la tactile,
was projected in a one west dictation. incredible
as it may appear, it reached a distance of at mast
LSO feet. In tolling it crushed through the roof of
the miuerel• water manufactory of Meters. Johnson
Co., in Cher_ ,-. street, east of twelfth, and in
stantly hilied a doe healthy, relent mite. named
John Pot ter. tie was leeding 21 w quo with 'mineral
water. Toe piece of boiler 11Lnc.* cum on the Deck
pert of the bred, cinching tue +kit!. Five boys end
man were engaged in bottling wallet tea feet of
the spot where the piece cif b. tier ledge d. One of
the boys was atruck to the head with a and
received a alight lacesation of the MID. What
seems elegular, is teat this piece of boiler, afar
Passing nil ought the reef, Douuced as it struck the
pound and then fell_agein, on or near the wava
that the urfortunate Air. Peru was loading. Tie
has left a wile and ate
Arother piece of the botlrr este elf in an easterly
direction, and felt in Eighth outer, near Chirry,
twisting an iron aweing poet Ole G leam dram, 20
feet long, attached to the I oilers, was forced with
great velocity in a agehtfcy direction. rn de
scending, it emptied till Duet the ioef tied floor of
Williamthe Peen stables, Maio, one home 'extant
ly, and Senna= /dun, g cue or tie° of err that they
Will probably have to be killed. Oee of the homes
was coneiewaely burnt by the dium. An iron girder
Iwo prejected in almost a peerrencolar course, and
in tallies lodged in the gaiter on Cherry street. in
Dent 0 1 the rectory. The surrounding pi ooerty came
in for a share of fainter bricks ; roofs and window
Shutters were mote or less damcgett by them.
The roundly of Airy S. Creswelt, in the vicinity,
came in for a full share, and one or two of the work
men were ali 6 htly i.i.jnied. Toe Witham Penn
stables are located steer' hundred feet from the
place of explosion. Olr. Alb , . lie tin who died at the
hospital, waa injured at the stables. At the time of
the crash there were abeut fifty Inca at breakfast in
the building on the opptente.stde of the yard, within
forty teat of the place where tie steam drum fell.
The engine lrom which tne m ,cuoiery derives its
Motive power was Lot much, injuted. Though
frightful as the explosioe may s e em to be, much of
the work in the laccory will Ite resumed at once.
New boilers are erocred, :tett eatl oe placed in posi
tion in a few tl.ys.
The cause of the exploeion will be for the coro
ner and hie jury to investigate. We may state that
the engineer has been employed in the establish.
ment for a period of about teal ears ; is a compe
tent and careful man. lie was attending to his
business as tonal. The Water- test Aped, and
had been no for some time, suppty ins atotglily about
as much of the cguenua element as the steam ex
hausted. There wee. pressure of sixty -live pounds of
steam on, and as the ermine was not working as fast
as the ritual rate of speed, a heavier pressure was
contemplated.
The tngineer had gone into another part of the
building to obtain some oil or sotnethieg else, and
was just about to return to the engine when the ex.
plosion took place. Messrs Co.nehue and Peke;
- reeling the immense responsibirity resting upon
them, had enerelsed every preenutien against such
a deplorable acetate-at. A. steam settee had been
placed in the effete', so that a watonful eye could tee
kept upon it by the heads of the (Moat talent. One
of the clerks of the estarelehment informed us, yes
terday morning, that this alio indicated a pressure
of sixty five pounds. The boilers, every nOW and
then, had b eon inspected. They were carefully
overhauled on Saturday night, and the steam en
tirely blown out. Yesfereay morning the boilers
Were hill of water. Three are the facts that we
were enabled to glean, ant army wig. b a subjected to
aIl investigation by the jury this afterllOOn. Their
report will be looked forward to with much interest,
as in the case of the recent explosion at Messrs.
Merrick & Sons'.
The following is a list of the killed and wounded
SO far as has been reported authentically ;
John Porter, wagon driver, killed
George and Rudolph Reese, brothers. residing at
522 N pith Eleventh street. were not far distant from
the boiler when it exploded. B oh. were badly in
jured; Rudolph, it is thought, fatally.
Thefollowieg named were admitted into the Penn
evivsmie. Freapital I
Adam Metzear, aged 45 years, realding at 866
North Fourth street, been wounded sue legs scalded.
Frederick Strubell, 5:59 North Fifth street, head
and back, slightly.
John Long, aged 25 years, 160 America Street,
right arm and wrist, slightly.
Samuel Davis, aged 36 years, burnt in the face,
bands, arms, chest, thighs, with nitric acid (coin-
Moldy called vitriol), severely.
Tobias L. Snyder, the bricklayer who Was at
teetk near the boiler, was smiposed to be in the
ruins. Be wee, it stem:, taken to the hospital
Without haying been recognized. Last evening he
was identified. He cannot survive. His death was
looked for before morning.
George Hess, aged 30 leant, serious fracture of the
jaw, right thigh fractured, forearm wouerted i both
arms burned with acid. Severely.
Thomas H. Alberson, ehoceingly wounded in the
face, arms, legs, and contusion in the abdomen.
Since dead.
Leonard Schalk, aged 41 years, burnt on both arms,
',eyelid scalp Wounds, nu contusion on the hack.
Theodore Ackley, aged 23 years, Third anti Girard
avenue, wound in heao.
Joseph Shearer, aged 55 years, West Philadelphia,
aide and !clip badly lacerated.
Peter Miller, aged 35 years, 605 Parrish street,
flesh wound in hip and scalp.
oeo.lioftner, aged 37 years, 622 North Third street,
slightly wounded in left arm and head.
Frederick Ross ; aged 49 years, 611 North Fifteenth
street, contusion of ankle, Lett hand and head
wounded.
lielger, aged 24 years. 233 Poplar street,
scalded in both arm, and lees, siou.ol in head.
Charles Weaver, aged 60 years, residing at 253
Chester street, teas badly injured about the head.
Louis Gurrsrt, aged 29 years. Fourth and Willow
by vitriol, sea laceration of scalp.
George Scanlan, residing on Seventeenth street,
near Shippen, was slightly injures. Taken home.
The bodies of three men, who were keledinstant
ly, and so horribly disfigured that they could not be
identified at once, were removed to the reception
room of Cyrus Herne, the undertaker, by order of
Messrs. Cornelius & Baker, with inatructions to
have their remains put into proper condition for re.
Cognition. In regard to the excitement, as might De
expected, it was immense. Fire companies were
speedily upon the ground, and the water was turned
upon the hot brink'. The ambulances! of the firemen
were also speedily in attendance, to render any aid
that 'eight he considered necessary. The bodies
taken to the undertakers were recognized, last eve
ning, as those of Wm. Bartholomew a moulder;
Albert Schaffner, and Fry.
Coroner Taylor spent the entire day in selecting a
jury of scientific gentlemen, and succeeded in eb
tandng Messrs. Coleman Sellers, John Tyree°, Sa
muel J. °resew% Profeesrs Henry Morton, Robert
E. Rodgers, and J. F. Frazier. The jury will meet
at half oast three o'clock this afternoon at the coro
ner's office, on Fifth stieet, below Chestnut. It Will
be seen by the above report that five persons were
killed and eighteen wounded. It was reported last
evening at the hospital that two, if not three, were
mortally wounded. Most of the unfortunates were
Married.
ARMY HOSPITAL REPORT.—The fo I
lOporr of the army hospitals in this Dep
for the weekending April 23 , 1, was receiv
Medical Director's °nice on Monday :
M'PM
Convalescent"...
Pittsburg...".
Camp Curtin
Chester
Chamber burg
Bninzsit Henn.
Port Mifflin
McClellan.
Germantown
Citizen's Volunteer..
York. Pa
Christian-street
Chestrint Bill
Sontl-street
Turner'eLane
Islington Lane
Batterlee
Comae's Woods
Sixty-first and Vine
T0{p1....«....«...........
CAPE MAY RAILROAD.—Ina short time
three trains daily, each way, between Philadelphia
and Cape May will be run by tile enterprising com
pany W felt Conducts the affairs of the new road. Ex•
teneive preparations are made on the road for rapid
transit and for the comfort of pasealeere; lied at the
Unrivalled and popular watering place the best Ca
commodations ever afforded there will be furnished.
The distance from Camden, N. J., to +Ape Arley by
the road I. eighty-one miles, passing through the
long peninsula formed by the Atlantic Wean and
the Delaware Day. The rice la a most delightful
one, and we have no doubt that travelling between
the two places will be greatly leo eased during the
approaching season. Those who have travelled Oyer
the road sneak in terms of praise of its general
smOothneas, the beauty and convenience of the can,
and the grand natural scenery, landscape and marine,
passing like an enlarged panorama before the vision
of the passenger. Many will go to the great Cape
during the coming "canon Who were never there
before.
BEsExvE CORPS.—The term of ser
vice of the different regiments comprising the perm.
wslverlia Reserve Corps wilt ',wire nu follows:
1 4 .
Regiment, term of service expires riegest 1,186-1.
gt dole.d
2d n 116
.Tuip 2,
3d aJuly 17 s.
4th "
6th "
eth
'2121. " 11 4i. July 27, ..
9th " fi ff In:: 20 1 II
9th " 64 " July 21, ii
102Eas re " :Pay 21, gg
11th' as 46 " July 29, "
12th " 1116 " Aneruat 10, "
13th " 16 " JUDO 11, II
We ate authorized to state that there is no muster-
In for an unexpired term. Recruits for threeeyears
regiments, atter such organizations have been in
service, are all entered for three years, so that at the
expiration of the term of the regiments such recruits
•
will be held for three sem, and detailed for service
_IA Ojai organisations,
float FORBIGN Powre.—The following
Taal& arrived at this port yesterday from foreign
ports :
BOIL E. A. Coalman, Capt. Pendleton, from Tri
dad de Cuba, With Fa Ws, 45 tierees, and 3 big/ 01
MODMI• 11 .
Brig DIETIO, Capt. Jarvis. from Cienfuegos, With
533 hhda and 55 tierces of sugar.
Be lt Flora, Capt. Kayo, from Cienfuegos, with
3aa ads and 40 timed , of sugar, and 2 pkga Of mar
aliandiaL
Poirste Diten.—A man named Peter
Smith was found dead at Deakins' place, opposite
Christ Church, Second street, above atom% The
oprmar kel4 sa Inquest Q CO body.
gas EffSTOUICAL BOOTETT.—A Special
meeting of the Historical Society was held last eve.
ning, at their room, for the purpose of receiving the
report of the Commitlee on the Peon House.
The plesident,.pro tem., called the meeting to or
der, and announced the object co the meeting.
The secretary then read the following:
The committee appointed by the Historical Soda.
ty on the 11th inst., to consider and act upon the
preservation of the Penn House, on South Second
street, respectfully recommend to the Historical So
ciety the purchase of the lot occupied by the said
house, namely, 42 feet On Second street, an• 1100 fact
oa Gothic street, which is now offered for sale -to
the Society by Mr. Charles Knecht, under date of
ARM 181,h, 1864.
The report Was accepted.
XL Montgomery stated that he bad visited the
Penn House, together with a well. known builder,
"
and, while there, he discovered traces or a door
no doubt led to a balcony
which that stood between
the two wings. This, he said, Wall not shown by
the drawings of the house in Watson's Annals.
The door was a plain one, which almost proves
that a balcony was originally there.
Mr. G. C. Childs thought that such was the case,
aa Dock creek was near by, and there Was 7no doubt
a balcony there which looked towards the creek.
It was moved that the proposition of the commit.
tee be accepted, which was uaanitoomily adootel.
ft was also moved, and passed, that tne committee
inform Mr. Hneeht of the action or tie Moiety,
A letter from Mrs- 13-eneral Meade was real, ask
ing the Society, on the part of the llommittec on
Arms and Trophies, for the loan of some relics for
the use of the Fair. It being a special meeting, no
action was taken upon it.
An extract of a letter to Sohn Jap Smith, Etq. y of
tide city. from Granville Jotin Penn % was mail. The
extract a all 151110 W/
ST. LEONARD'S DALa, WINDeOIt,
BERKO. Eng Land, April 8, 1861,
To John Toy Smith :
With regard to my own history, mince you last
heard directly from me • I continued a great invalid
till the end or 1888, when I began to mend, and du
ring the past year I have, through a gracious Front.
dehee, completely recovered my health, and am as
well now as I was fifteen years ago, and am enjoying
that highest of earthly blesalugs, the return of
health after along Mim i and with it the power of
again entering upon all the active duties of life,
which bad been suspended by my long indisposition.
In January, 1863, my brother and I moved from
Bremplon, London, to St. John's Wood, north of
the Regent's Palk, where we had a pretty villa,
within half an horn's walk of Elampstead H lath,
and derived much benefit from Our &Nowa in test
lccality. We are now residing at :sc. Leonard's,
near Windsor, in a charming villa on the ooldere of
the forest.
Having some time here that we do not require for
domestic occupation, I have taken the oplidrtualty
of having down some of the boxes of family papers,
of which you and I have often talked, and wawa
have been so long burled in the Pointecheio , nn, in
London; these I em mow in course of examining,
and found a very interesting occupation, and in a
happier period of your country should enlarge more
upon, but knowing bow this letter may dud you, I
feel that to enter upon any other topics than those
of inquiry respecting yourself and family, and
male
ing a report of myself, which I know you wanid
kindly desire to hear, would be ottt.ol place at the
present moment, I shall, therefore, reserve all
other subjects till -I have had the pleasure of re
ceiving a response from you.
The Committee on the Penn Howse were re
()nutted to nominate A committee of fifty for the
purpore of whetting eubeeriptionfi to patehele the
property. The meeting then aujournea.
PRESENTATIO7 , .I" OF A BATTLE FLAG.—The
battlerlas of the 69 h Regiment P. V. has been pre
sorted by Major. William Davis to Mayor Henry,
with a request that it be placed in Independence
Hall. In forwarding it, the Major writes to Mayor
Henry that "the flag has been at the head of the regi
ment in every battle and contest from the battle of
Ball's Bluff; where B 'her fell, to the present time.
It has been with the regiment ha its triumphs and
when defeated, but it never hat been stained with
shame or dishonor. - As the medium of the brave
men whom I have the honor to command, I place it
in your hands, representing as you do the city of our
residence; and I trust that at some future day,
when peace shall have from the memory of the pre
sent generation erased the terrors of a civil war, it
may be as a monitor to guard well against strifes
which may lead to war and trouble,”
BICE AND WOUNDED.—A number of men
from the hospitals in Washington arrived et the
Citizens) Volunteer Hospital N eaterday afternoon.
Some were sent on to New Yarn; the remaioder
were sent to the Mower Hospital, Chestnut Hill.
The ambulances of the Delaware Eneine, Indo.
reneence Hose, Hope Hose, Good Will Hose, HAM,-
in•fiand Engine, Wenaecoe Engine, Fniladelohla
Engine, and Assistance Engine, conveyed them to
the depots. Among them are the following Penn
sy lvanimus :
Bat. Warren W. Graff C,114 Marlyn lielev, B. 108.
Henry StprihorPon. R. ICO. Ralrtnal I.. , lsart. R. 110.
Mat. WattoD, G. IS. Sergi Orlando H. Emir!.
Levi Potter. A. 66 D. let, Cay.
Jacob Zinlelas d, o.sth Cay. 7. P Herrin:Wm, B, 103.
James Jorden, H, tat Cay. Levi stone. A. 6.
Tan Wroffla. H. stb. Cay. !Hartman Orley. C. 33. Cay.
xli R. creosbie, C, lsth Cay.ll - bom as WM-14 I. Ist Celt.
Bent T.ILWils on.lSth Cs v. I Sat. C. 11 P. Goforth. R,
riiFORMATION WARTED. —A U nion SOl
dier, belonging to this city, among the number
set apart to be sent from Richmond on the 16 Qi inst.,
aied about two hours before the boat left. He
placed in the hands of a comrade a daguerreotype of
his wife and two children, saying that her name
was Mrs. P. W. Hammond, Twenty.eecond ward,
Germantown, and requesting that it might be for
warded. This soldier, on arriving at Baltimore,
gave the daguerreotype to one of Mr. Cordon's
(State military agent) assistants, who went down
there to visit the returned prisoners and see to their
tvants. Mr. Corson has not been able to rind the
lady, and those acquainted with her whereat+onts
would confer a favor by sending word to his oftl :a,
hPio tae Walnut greet.
Arro - orniENTs.-,-Captain John Teed of
Reading, who for some months was incarcerated in
Richmond, but who has been recently released, has
been appointed Major of the 116th Pennsylvania
Regiment.
mv. U. a. 'Artillery, formerly chaplain of the stat
Regiment P. V., but having some montaa ago re
aigned, bas Just been reappointed to the same posi
tion, and is now on duty with the 51st.
ARRIVAL OF REFUGEES. Mrs. Louisa
Ressin, with three children, and tire. Josiah Marks,
arrived at the Union Volunteer Refreabm , nt Saloon
yesterday afternoon, from Madison county, Virginia,
which place they left on last Sunday week. Chey
travelled 20 miles on foot before reaching the Union
lines. They are in destitute cirownetancez. The
Timmer lady's husband is supposed to be in the Ger
mantown Hospital. They will remain at the Saloon
until another plane is provided for them, rAjj
THIGH BlifißE3T.—A. man named R For
man Conway, aged 45 years, residing in Backs
county, was admitted into the Pennsylvania Hos.
pital yesterday afternoon, with his right thigh bro•
hen, caused by being caught in a belt at Brsorit fac
tory. His clothes were taken off him, which saved
his
WE would request particular attention
to the call in another column, addreased to the
friends, of the effort being made to pay off the debt
of the Churches in the Third and Fourth Presbyte
ries of Philadelphia. The object - is a laudable one,
and, deserving of the special notice of our citizens.
Thomas Walls. a cab-driver. was arraigned yesterday
morning on the charge of robbing a man named Nicho
las Bowman. It seems that Mr kowman bad arrived
at the Baltimore Debot Life on Friday night from 'am
b.rland. Maryland, and desiring to obtain a , odgiog
:face. Walls agreed to take him to his house. Bowman
was driven to the residence, or surmised residence, of
walls. where he stopped for the night On satarday
morning the stranger found that he bad teen bind Or
at hie money. *fl, a watch, and one or two other thtngs.
The circumstances were Bach that the iriver WAS held
to bail. The bill was sent to tho grand jury, who acted
upon it at once. and returned It as true to the court.
_ -
David Levy. a boy who lives at i2ll Market street, Was
arraigned on the charge of throwing vitriol upon the per
ern of a girl named Susan Tay_ or, by which her dress
was not only destroyed, but she was also shooking.y
burned on her breast and arms. It seems the deed.
shocking as it is. was committed in the presets-. of the
boVs mother, who did not attempt to prevent the m are
alereue design. The boy lino arrested by Cenwable
Krei slor. He was bound over in the sum of 91,00010
Mary liinthantsr and Hoary Getler Were arraigned
Yesterday rooming on the charge of dietnrlnng •. el:gione
worship on Sunday evening on Front ' , treat above Lan•
rel. They were bound over in the sum of e.doo io an
swer at court.
District Court—Judge Hare.
The Union Piano Manufacturing ilompany de. Joseph
M. Leon. An action of replevin involving the right of
property in a piano. Jury cut. Adjonrnea till to - day.
District Court—Judge Stroud.
lowing
maracas,
at the
The Franklin Market Company vs. Jo-n a. Keyser
Prornitsory note Verdict for plaintiff.
Court of Common Pleas—Judge "Ludlow.
Jury Wale will be continued in ceazt !luting the
week-
Court of quarter Sessions—Judge Thomp
son.
THE ECITSTMENT OF 111LTIgOLZ
Commonwetith as. Wm. H Martia. Defendant was
indicted for 'unlawfully uttering and vat:limning u
true a certain false. forged. and Counterfeit earndeate of
consent in a ease of a minor to volunteer as a .olctier in
the army of the United &atm" Each forged consent
Wits as follows:
.
CONSEET IN CASE or A MINOR —I. Martin 6fobler. do
certify that r am the father of John Mohler.; that the
said John Mohler is eighteen year. of age; sad I do
hereleY freely give my consent to his volunmering as a
soldier in the army of the United States for the period of
three years.
Given at Frankford. PA., the 29th day of February,
I£ 6 4.MAltTlef MOHLER.
Witness: WILLIAM H MARTIN.
The charge egeinst the defendant is for having signed
his name as a witness to the signing of the above con
sent by the father. thereby enabling the boy to be en.
listed. The fact was that the father never ieg,el the
Taper at all, his name having been emitted by the
son. There were several each forgeries in the cases of
as many boss between fourteen ana seventeen yeare
old, all witnessed by the defendant, and spot' which
the boy e were enabled to be enlieted. According to the
testimony of the boys. some, who were not apparently
more - than fourteen years old, bad no difficulty in pass
ing the surgeon's examination.
On behalf or the defence.it was set up that Martin was
employed by the committee erne Twenty-ttird ward to
et cure recruits for the ward. They mid him $i lot each
recruit. The boys pretested themselves. and. having
Passed the surgeon's examination.took the proper blanks
with tin= to recurs the signature of their parents to
the content. The papers were brought back signed. as
the boys alleged, by their fathers or mothers, in proper
form, a witness to the slatting only being wanting. Tae
defendant. not for an tn. tent enppo=ing tk,at there was
any thing wrong, and that by ignorance or un.take no
witness had signed, undertook to annoy the ti 4 loierioY•
In doing so. it was alleged in his behalf, no wrens or
f and was intended. An excellent good char: cter was
proven for defendant, but the Jury rendered a verdict of
guilty. Sentence deferred.
Illienbeth Clapham (entered) WAS pliketa on trial charged
With the larceny of SM. the property ol Wm Mick.i,
a roldier of one of the colored regiments at camp Wil
liam Penn He swore that upon the receipt of his beau
ty, the sum above named, he handed it to the defen taut,
to give to his wife. The wire *wears, she never recetvet
one dollar of the money The defendant acknowledged
to have received HO of Mickay. to be exeeteied in clothes
for his wife, and defendant claims to have bong ht for the
wife a quantity of clothing, and to have pain her in mo
ney the balance of the Sf.o. The wife. en the other baud,
dente& under oath. having received the money or cloth
ins. On trial
a 2.5
137
, r 9
125
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25
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Arrival and Sailing of the Ocean Steamers.
•
TO ARRIVE.
'DIPS . FIION PM DATIL
Penner lvanli•—•Llverpool.....iew York April 12
City of Bealimore.Liver pool New York April 13
D. mamma........ Blverpool•• was rill W 'York. ••• •• sprit 11
Ealoborat LIVOIDOOI 80111011... - - April 18
Arabia .-- - Live. p 001...... Boston .., ..... A pnl 16
.
Bavaria.-- ..... routhampton—new Yor k April 19
C. OtWasblagton.Liverpool New York April ?A
Roans,— ....... Liverpool New York April 71
Ada Liverpool Now Y olk April 27'
Arrica...........Llverpeol Burton Alirl I NJ
TO DEPART.
Sidon—..... New Tork.....Livorpool ....April 27
Asia B oato a ..... ...•14 - verpoed .--...April 37
Peruvian Portiatid ..... .. Liverpool April 28
Evening Slat New York ..... Havana. /to .• • April 30
Panora& New York-- Hamburg APril 30
gang2X00..........NeH York ..... Liverpool Aprk 90
Tune 21, u
July 27, la
PRILADN 6 PHIA HOLD Olt INLAIM
SAMUEL B. STON6B,
CEN/. O. N. TATHAM, COMMITZLA OF TEM MOM!".
BI NAlibliaLL.
MARINE INTIRIALIGENM
ILLI)ZiokIiA. II7 \ O : 49I ;P :I C I V.p; I PD
sU 021 EWA 53
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ARRIVED.
Bark Grace (Br). Stowe, from Liverpool Des Et via
Bermuda aprll I. with lodge to Abu R Vearose.
Bark B • Cochran. Pendleton. 17 aw l , f rom Trinidad,
with molasses to Madeira tt gabada.
Bark Arena. Virlatakle, 14 1374 tr
.4ct Now Orlon% In
lositast to captain.
GRANVILLE JOHN PENN
THE POLICE.
[Before Mr. Alderman Zenler.:
Robbery. _
[Before Mr. Alderman Rennedy. 3
I Shocking Use of VitrloL
[Before Mr. Alderman Devlin.
Dlsitirlbance.
THE COURTS.
Brig Maine. Jarvis, 15 days from Cienfuegos. with
muter to allOrge 0 ilarson Co- _
Brig K w .. &Lamest. Tagus. 10 dare from Hey West. In
ballast EA S: tiler & 410.
Cienfuegos.
to Flora. Mayo. 15 days f rom
with sugar
to CiwU c Carson & Co.
lo ß re n be g
t lEl w a „, :srle . o. Pickering. 10 days from Calais, With
Ise it
Or f s J o ta P :riu. Dozily. from Georgetown. D 0, in bat-
Set, Harriet Bake. Wsbber. 15 days from Portland.
with p,...ter to A Snider & Co.
Fc;ir L Leach. Datitoott, 6 days from Norfolk. in bal
last to contain.
Scar E F fowls, Wallace. 10 days from Portland. with
mdre to Crowell GOMIS,
Sam Michigan. Saunders, 12 days from Calais. With
lumber to motel'.
t'ehr W P Phillips, Smith. 5 days from Hatteras Inlet.
in tall sat to captain.
LiSbeahliaCstWtoilci,'"prsin. (f olding. 5 days from Hatteras Inlet,
n
c o r n
IrrtuNfitmasbuißleitre
A. Sunde r
Thompson.as
a b odue . n oxio n i i1 0.a .;. 81 0 t.
ta d .
06 a
. y s
days fromfNewborn,om
Beaufort.t
al
er & Potion..
Fehr Lady Suffolk. Fisher. 10 days from Portland, with
;re to
Fehr Virginia Tomlinson . Burton, 1 day from Draw-
D B e a l% With to James ifirratt.
AdeAa Kelly, Chase, 6 days Irom Port Royal. in
ballast to captain.
For.r Yeoman. Cannon, 9 days front OrriCord, Del..
with railroad tics to W. Bacon.
Scbr J. R. Buell iett Russell. 1 day from Milton, Del,.
with.rpokes lo J. W. B acon.
Scbr Limy, Spence, 1 daY from Brandywine,Del., with
corn mall to R. Lea.
Sabi' Olivia. Fox. 1 day from Odessa. Del, with grain,
to Christian & Co.
Bahr Delaware. Atkins, 1 day from Milton. Del, with
grain to Christian & Co.
St..aniar S Walker. Sharin, 24 hours from Mew York.
With trdro to Wm Band &
Steamer Buggies. Mc Derrstott. 24 hours from N Tart..
With noise to W P Clyde.
St, surer Bloch Diamond. Meredith, Ii hours from New
York. with nobs to W. 112 5f Baird & Co
Co.
Vulcan, Morrison. 24 home from New York,
With mdse to Wm Ai Daird et
AT WILMINGTON.
Brig Alice Lea, Herring. from New Osbane, is ballast
to CAPtglit.
Brig Slilliboleth, CLEARED.
Biggins. Boston.
l,chr Trade Wind. Corson. Fall River.
per r Belle. Baker, Lynn.
kichr l 3 Vannetenn, Dulbow.
Fehr ttar.wa. Jasper, liost.nt. Blakistoll.
Fehr .T J Barrili . Dorlty. Fort Monroe.
Schr. G War Wick. Shropshire. Mir:listen lOUs
Sew of J Gray. ENlnotou Roads.
Scbr W L Springs. Adams. Key West.
Fehr I' Donohue, Watson. 8 W Pane.
feta' Gen Knox. Mater, Boston.
Sew J H mien, Newell. salena.
Echr E T Allen. Allen, Boston.
kohr J 13. Ford. CalopsaLl,
Fehr L G Ogden. Lawrence. Weshioatldl.
St'r Tebecca Barton. White. Washington.
St'r 13 L Gaw, Iler. Beltimore.
S.'r Alitta.. Lone,. Pew V.I.Tk
CEMENT.
GREAT DIACOPERY I
usEFuL AND TALITABLE
DISCOVERY!
HILTON S
INSOLUBLE CEMENT!
Is of more genera" preastisia end:a
than any Invention 1101, before the
nubile. It has been thorough ls test•
ed dart= the last two years by
amities' man, and
be prononnad bi
eat to
Applicable to the
Useful At
ROPPIZION TO 137
Adhogys TralititiON known.
HILTON'S INSOLUBLE GENE NT
o. noir thins. and tho result or
Tests of stud,: Ito combination is on.
SCIENTISM PAINCIIPL
Oho under no otrenzusoueos Or
chance of bamveratona will It kw.
som smalle ',orris& or emit any Olfannina
• New Thing
Its Combination.
BOOT AND BEEOB
lilanefutarem mists Maseitee,
Will fla3 it the but article knows
for °emitting the Channel', se it
works without dolor. le /Jot aflorked
trt AMY shauvp of temverstarik
Boot and Shoe
klanzukararers
JEWELERS
will slid tt sufficientlv adhesive 107
their 11“, ILS has been Previa.
Sawatem'
IT IA ssrmou
LILLTHIULwir ADATTILD
TO
And ws daim as an aneatal met.
that it disks Patches and Linings
to Boot* and Shoes sumsogol
einem without stitching.
--IT IO THI ONLY
rpm:alive,
LIQUID OEMENT
minim am Is a
ina oars Ib l 3ta for
mand
It is a Liciald."
ireIIIIITORE.
GEOGMY:
TOY%
DOHA
EVOKIL
Aid articles of Househo/d tie.
REMEMBERI
WUs.nrd Insoluble Cemens
Li is a lionla form, soul as missile
applied as paste.
HlL 4 toll'll INSOLUBLE GEHHIIT
I Is Insoluble In water or oil
HILTON'S IDISOLTJBLEt OEMIWP
Eirammlber,
MMus" oily inbitsnws.
liktoolied 11.01111/ or retsainrashr
!fro' Pookitros fro)* orinooo tt. 1.00
MILTON Esol3. & Ves a
rroorlotozo.
PROVIDENCE. E. L
.4.gONES ht Philaulelphia—
LAMM is. NEACIIWNIN.
No. 30 North THIBQ st,
JOSEPH CAM PREY . di Co.
No. 38 North POrT3T3 St.
leL9-thibsly
COPARTNERSHIPS.
NOTTOR Or DISSOLUTION.---TEIE
copartnership heretofore' existing between the nu
deraigned. under the name of M. & C S PhiliNßSltO ER.
has been this day dissolved, by mutual consent The
briefness of the firm will he settled by 3Eor33is STERN
BARS at No. 14 BANK Street.
LOSES sTERUBERGER.
April EL I 4. CHARLES STERNBEsGER.
NOTICE OF PARTNERSHIP.—THE
subscribers have this day entered into a partner
elop under the came or liTEl3sll3llhaßli, HIbSCH. di
GO . for the Manufacture nod Sale of shirts. Collars.and
Furntahins Goods generally. and will occupy the store
No. 14 BANK Street, Philadelphia
CHARLES STEENBETKIER.
MiCilaifiL C. HIR. , CH
SOLOMON SRALEMMER.
April 12, IS apili-stutho
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
DAY formed a Copartnership for the carrying on of
the ToB PiiINTING Business. under the firm-name of
MIRES, GRAHAM, & McFARL AND.
G. NYSE&
WM. J. GRAHAM,
WM. MCFARLAND.
APraL 1.5.15&1. an2o-I.2t*
TIISBOIUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
-.--' Popes is hereby &ea they the
Prtiaerehip here
trfore em.sting 'between the subscribers. Ender the nrin
.f L&TlMati, BALLADS, St CO., has this day been
disselved by mutant content
GEORGE Id Litrhtalf
.. ANDREW M. SALLAX.R.
J, th BiTritill.
rnmanal.Ynan, Aprilla. 1561.
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
- againet the firm of LAUMAL BALLADE, & 00.,
will preeent the same to LMIBIAN & SCE.L&DS, in
whose names the business will be conducted In future.
LAU-JUST & BALLADE.
/pen 12, ISM. apl3-12t
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
HENRY W. ICANAGA having purchased the in
tsrests of TREVOR T. FOWLER and TUFLOW lAOK
SO ,in the hubtaess heretofore carried on in the Otrard
Rouse. under the style of KANAkiii. FOWLER ai (Jo. e
the partnership is hereby declared to be dissolved. All
Pal tee indebted to the said firm are reaaested to make
settlement with Henry W. Kanaga.
HENRY W. KLIVAGA.
TREVOR T. FOW'LER,
TUTLOW JAUESON.
PHIIAVELPRIA. Aulii 4, 1664. ap74f
NOTICE. -CHARLES C. KNIGHT IS
admitted to an interest in our business from this
dale. C. D. BOBBINS & C 0...
Iron and Steel Plerohante.
N. N. corner EISCODD and YOE. treete, and
43 and 44 North FRONT Street.
PHILADELPHIA. April 1. 1911. apl-late
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
DAY entered into copartnership. and having Per
chased the interest of PETER T. WRIGHT & CO., will
continue the Wholesale Drag business, ander the name of
STRETCH, EMMETT it CO.. at the oid stand. No. GOO
KARIM Street.
AKRON STRETCH.
JOSEPH S. BIaTNETT.'"
PHILADELPHIA. AMU 1. IE6I. • apl.lm
CABINET FURNITURE.
.I'iABINET FURNITURE AND DLL
s-, LIaRD TABLES.
MOORE & CAMPION,
No. Rol &MTH SECOND STREET,
is connection with their extensive Cabinet business, AN
IMP manufacturing a superior article of
BILLIARD TABLES,
and have now on hand a full stmply. finished with the
MOORE it CAMPION'S IHPROVEO CUSHIONS,
%%Ica are pronounced by 'all who have used them to he
superior to all others. For the quality and finish of
these Tables, the manufacturers refer to their numerous
patrons throughout the Union, who are familiar with
the character of their work. apt am
CORNS AND BUNIONS.
PETERSON
PETERSON
PETERSON
PETERSON
CORN
RARNROBE
CORN
OINTMENT
OINTMENT
OINTMENT
OINTMENT
therenetly elm CORM ond. BIIIIIONE, without
any Pahl..
bold by Druggists everywhere. Price 26 carts.
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY. & COWDRN, Agents.
gabTblins AN North SIXTH Street
DRAIN PIPE,
DRAIN PIPE,
VITRIFIED TERRA COWL DRAIN PlPS—an
sizes. from 2 to 15-inch diameter. with all kln3s of
branches, bends, and traps. Jer sale in any avant Y.
2 inch bore Ler ytrd 801.
3 • • • • •• 980.
4 " " 48e.
6 II II II 60.
6 16 I• 61 46 760.
TERRA. OOTTI. GH2MSFEY TOPE.
Nor Collates. Villas, or City Senses. Patent Windt
Tons, tore urin_g smoky chimneys. froVASES feet bit"-
caw AMENTAL GARDEN
Ironntaine. Pedestals- and Statuary Marble Bads:
Braeltets. and Mantel Vasas.
PHILADELPHIA TERRA. HOTTA. WORKS.
1010 ORESTIAD7Street,
felit-Imwt7 E. A. HARRISOR
MRI 3. JANES BETTS' OWLEBRATED
SUPPORTERS YOR LADIESi sad the
Ladies
ware under eminent medial estroasse. Ladies tel
rsTirlisminA are respeetfully requeeted to eall ong
Kra. BETTS. at her residentse. 110 ES WALWIIT
Philedelvida, (to avoid sowiterfaits.) Thirty thol;SM
Invalids nave been advised by their to Ole hat
appliansea Those only are genvine bearing the M I A
Mates soPTright ; labels on the bor. end drannono,
nbut nu Um Sumnotarnlyitit tentAnovislio_
VELIABLE.-lISE GA.LLAUDETT'S
BAIR RESTORER. It hs. not a dye. It restores
the hair to its natural color. IC does not stain the slrbt-
It needs no Bandanna or other dreeelne. It is a dressial'
Prise reoderate. Try it.
Prepared only by PAUL G. OLTPER,Apotheoam
chip Ire* NTOWTIIIIIITH sad SPltriflllith
1/1" ce ORD'S PATENT AMERIOAN
••••-• RAITLE BATTON. —The boot instrument of alarm
and defence in the world. Sold by' the inventor, No.
.1 4-5 BIZ Trf. 'bolow Ego. Lounekeop..r ehoold
ma witboot nue, ava-tatho
piolux9.-100 MILS. PICKLES IN
Co wAli. Pieties la vixens , .
gra Mei gallon
ad
MN? aria It / ams.
i 51.91 10T Smith WA I TER Street
CHAMPAGNE WINE.—AN INVOICE
or "Crescent " and " Comet" Champagne Wine,
Tow bunting from Brim linio Geom.~ and for sale by
JoIIRETOBE LoMFAGNIL
Sl4l -2w • 20111- and 204 El Venom 9h
50 BARRELS YOUNGER'S ALE,
St. Anne's Brewery, n inn&
/n store. ang for saby:___
ALLAH H. HEATON & 00.;
SEE Bah ENOET
THE PRESS:-PHILADELPHIA:; TUBSDAY, APRIL 26, 1864.
VIATANCUM.
..w, -v ^-,,,,,,-,,,,,e,,,,,,,
N 30, W LA OA. N.
JAY COOKE a CO. OFFER FOE SALE THE
NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN
Bearing Ave per gent. interest. in coin.
Redeemable MT time after TIM It &kVA. at the pleasure
of the Government. and payable FORTY I tCB alter
date. Both COUPON AND REGISTERED BONDS are
Issued for this Loan, of same denominations as the Five ,
Twer ilea. The interest on $5O and SLOO payeb , e yearly,
on all other denominations hell-yearly. Tha TEN•
PO hTit 13011DS are dated March 1, 1884, the half-yearly
interest falling one September 1 and March 1 of eaeb
year. Until let Sep , ember, the accrued interest from Ist
Marsh is required to be paid by pure/meets in coin. Or in
legal currency, adding 110 per cent, for premium. until
further notice,
All other Government securities bought and sold.
JAl3r CCIIINOMCF_. BG CO.,
m 1330 tf 114 R 017 1 ,11 THIRD 6wainir
5-20 COUPONS, •
DUE IsT MAY,
7ES 40 it t3l
- BY NAIL OR EXPRESS ATTENDED TO
spl4-1m DREXEL & CO.
FOURTH
N AfJCIIDN'A.M. BANIE.
CAPITAL 6100,000,
WITH
THE PRIVILEGE OF INCREASING TO $500,000
• CASHIER.
SAMUEL J. MAcMULLAN.
DIRECTORS.
WM. P. HAmm. WM. BRoollg,
A . BERT C. ROBERTS. D W. EBADGRY.
JAS. O. MICH. JOHN FABBIRA.
WILLIAM . sromuy.
THE FOURTH NATIONAL BANS-
is now opsn at
Wcs. 723 Arch Street,
for the transaction of a General Banking boatmen, 11150 a
the nama , tterms.
Co ,ection , - made on ail points at the very lowest rote%
gob.criptione relieved for the United states 10-40
Bond. BADI'L, J. Ji1e011111,1,45,
apl7-12t Gaahter.
FIRS T
1 , 7-EL'I"ION'AM.4 MANIC.
4 ')I ' •
FINANCIAL AGENT
This Bank bee been anthoriesd and is new prepared
o receive enbscriptions to the
NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN.
This Loan. Issued render authority of an act of eon•
Ernes, approved [Sarah S. .1.861. provides for'the Issue of
Two Hundred gillions of Dollars Cinnamon gaited.
States Benda, redeemable after ten pears, and payable
forty yeare from date. IN 001171 dated. March 1,1884,
beetling interest at the rate of
per annum IN COIN, payable semi-annually on all
Bonds over 81.00, aid on Bonds of $lOO and. /ass, an
nually.
Subscribers will receive either Registered or Coupon
Bonos as they may - prefer.
Reale:Grad Bonds will be issuld cf the denominations
of fifty dollars (difi). one hundred dollars (1ic0), five
hnndred .dollars ff 00). one thousand dollars (31.000).
596 thousand dawn MOIXII, and ten thousand dollars
(10.0(,0). and Conpon Bonds of the denonilnatione of My
dollars (150). one hundred dollars (1100). five hundred
dollars MOO. and one thousand dollars (11.,000).
INTEREST
will commence from date of subscription, or the ac
crued Interest from the let of March can be paid in coin.
or. until further notice, in 11. S. n.otes or nrtea of Na
tional Banks, adding (to) fifty per cent. to the amount
for premium. C. H. CLARK,
In b3O-tf President.
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE
TEN-FORTY LOAN
RECEIVED RE TEM
SECOND NATIONAL BANK
AT FILA_Naf-PC1011,13.
This Bank bas bean designated by the SECRETARY
OF THE. TREabITRY as aa
DEPOSITORY or THE PUBLIC RIONEYS,
AYD A
FINANCIAL AGENT
OF THE
UNITED STATES,
And authorized to receivo anbesription to the NEW
UNITED STATES LOAN. bearing interest at the rate of
FIVE PER CENT.
Per Annum IN COIN. Bonds from 150 to $lO.OOO. In
terest to commence either with the date of the bonds.
March Ist. 186.1. or at the date of subscription, at the
option of the subscribers.
WILISAIVIL S. RHAWN, Caihier.
aplB-Im.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
-a. °EPICS OF COMPTROLLER OF THR CHRRENOY,
WASHINGTON, February 26th, lotra..
Whereas, by ethisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned, tt has been made to appear that the
"Fourth national Bank of Philadelphia. in the county of
Philadelphia. and State-of Pennsylvania, has been duly
organized under and according to the requirements of
the act of Congress. entitled • • en act to_provide a na
tional currency , secured by a pledge of United States
stocks, and to provide Tor the circulation and redemption'
thereof." moored February 26th, 1863. and has coin•
plied with all the tprovlsions of said act required to be
complied with before commencing tho btudnesa of
Banking.
Bow. therefore I, Hugh McCulloch. Comptroller of
Ile Currency. do hereby certify that the FOURTH RA
TIONAL BANN OF PMELALDRLPHIL. county of Phila.
delphia, and State of nnsylvani u nd er Authoriz to
commence the badness ofßanking. the Cat afore
said.
In testimony whereof. witness my hand and meal of
office, this twenty-sixth day of February. 1284.
HUGH MoCULLOOH,
mb2 2m Comptroller of the Currency.
SECOND NATIONAL BANS OH
PHILADELPHIA, FBANRPORD.
CAPITAL $lOO,OOO. WITTi. THE PRIVILEGE OE IA
CREASING TO 3600.000.
NATHAN HILLES. President.
WILLIAM H. BRAWN. Cashier.
Mate st the Plablaelrhia. Bank)
Di/MOTORS:
NATHAN MLLES, _ CHARLES E. NEMER,
GEORGE W. BRAWN. BENJ. ROWLAND 331..
SIMON R. SNYDER, BENJ. H. DEIIOO/4
EDWARD HAYES. JOHN COOPER.
LEWIS SHALLOROSS
The Second National Rank of Philadelphia be sow
oven at N 0.134 MAIM Street, Prankford. for the trans
action of a General Rankine Business area the anal
Collections upon all mmexible pointe will be made
upon liberal terms. Reweethillr,_
fc4- w. H. BRAWN. Cashier
JOHN HORN, JR.,
sTocrt-oosimissioN mums,
lie. 140 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
(UP BTAIRs.
PHILADALPHIA.
REPRILENCRR: '
iffeeers.Thoe. A.Biddle 4 Co. Mese.OnwOffeekleeter.ll Co.
Noma. H. S. Whelan & Co. Messrs. Drexel & 00.
Namara Busby & Co. Henry J . BM
Alexander Biddle BEG lintehtneon, %EL,
Q. K. Troutman, pq. D. D. Cummins. Eni.
Jag. ging - ik Sons, New York. fe27-2m
B LACK HAWK.
GOLD NUNIMM COINIPAILIWW.
lELDIESBOBTAIL, GREGORY 5.0.,
LODES—GILPIN CO., COLORADO.
CAPITAL, 50,000 MARES $lOO EACH.
TRUSTEES.
P. H. JUDD. New York.
W. L. LEE, Colorado.
Janne:Hl AIiNOTTX. New York.
OBORGE BLISS: Jk.. New York.
0. W. CHILE. •New York.
J. K. WILLI AIM New York.
J. HALL PLEASANT'S. Baltimore.
2.130N&R.D SCREVT. WsLehingtoxi.
MIELOI3 KU(. Satan,
President—F. H JUDD.
Tice President—W L LEE.
Treanurer—WALTEE B LAWTON.
Seereta , s — D LITTLEJOHN. •
Conneel—TOßE S. WOODWARD.
Oceeral Director — MYLO LEI,.
OFFICE. No. RS CLIFF STREET. NEW YORK.
ap18•Im
BRIGGS GOLD CO.
NIINES-BRIGGS & GREGORY
GILPIN COUNTY, COLORADO.
OAPITAL 10.000 SEFAILMS-$lOO MULCH.
TRUSTEES.
3. SMITH BRIGGS •••••••••••OolorAdo.
680 M PULLMAN Ohlost°.
ANTHONY ARN0UE.......•••••••• New York.
••
HERBY (*GRILL.
R. CORNELL WHITB. .....................
G. 0. ALOBL Hudson. N. T.
WY Presidnit. „T G. AnCiILL• MOUTH BRIGGS. 'Providence. E. L
Treasurer. WALTER R LAWTON. '
Secretary D. r)TTLE.TOHN.
Donal. T. B. WOODWARD.
pawning en rintend.nt_ollB.B. H. MUGS&
•apEare Moe SS CLIFF Streak. Now York.
CILARET WINE.--:-AN 'INVOICE O F
"•-• OBATRetI MORIN. Altoona Medea. Montferrand.
and Bt. Julien Claret Wtnes. /Sow landing from brig
auto aeon. and for ole by
- JAURSTOMI LAITERCINR.
MM . = AM WA AO* South FROXT &roe.
11. S. 10-405.
PHILADELPHIA
nVIIDENT.
WILLI&M P, HAMM.
VICE PRESIDBISrT,
ALBERT C. ROBERTS.
PHILADELPHIA.
OF THE
UNITED STATES.
10-40 LOAN.
FIVE FEB CENT.
OF PHILADELPHIA,
1 0 1LOPOSAIS.
ABSI - STANT QUARTERMASTER GE
WAAL'S OFFIOR,
lILT.ADELPITIA, Mat April. 1884.
PROPOSALS N 9 ha - received at this office until Wit Os
NESDAT neat, 27th tent., at noon for the oroottoo arid
corryiktion Of a tAftupclarT ittnthrth , to " n"ta."
lied, at came " Win Men. Uheiton moo. P.A. Motorist
and workmanship to be similar to that L' the original
hospital erected for the use of (hi.. camp. Plans of the
hospital can_ba seen, and int^rmaline obtaio*4. at the
t Rice of Julth McArthur, Jr.. architect, 209 South
E I Rtreet. The right to reserved to reject all bids
deemed too bleh. Br order.
Oa. U. H. OROSKAIIi, Asst. Br, Meeker Gen.
Atr22 t 27 A. BOYD. (tact and a. Q If.
I,OOOARTILL RRY .EIOIASES
WANTED AT ONOIC.
CHIEF QUA RTOMAIASTER'S OFPWE,
iJEPOT OF WArIETIROTON
Wasainororr, D. 5.1.. April 11th, 1861.
LOBO BORREI I . sentare for Artillery 'service. will be
purchased at this depot by the under.iirned, In °Yen
market. fr An date until KAY Ilth. 1861 in lot, of t to 50.
at ono hundred and seventy dollars ($170) per anima,
each animal to oe en, jeered to the aerial Govermnout in-
Inaction. Lefork heinE accepted.
Home to be delivered to and inspected by Capt. C. H.
Tompkins. A. Q in 1., a A.. corner of Twenty.second
and 0 streets. Iffsehington. D. C.
D. II EITMCNR.,
Brig. Gem and Chief Quartermaster.
apl2-24t Depot of Watninircri. D. 0.
3,000 HORSES WANTED.
WAS OEPARTMENT.
• CAVAtr.R•E OITROMT.
OPPICE OP CHIEF QUASTIMMASTER,
AARINOTON, D. O. March 8, 1864.
One hundred and Idly (16160) dollar s head will be
paid for all
CAVALRY nowss
delivered within the next thirty (10) days at the Govern
ment Stables at G weber.% D. C.
Said borer,. to be sound in , 11.partienlare, not leer than
live (6) nor more than nine (9) Teats old; frem to la
heeds high . rail 16-shed, ei.mp.tiv built, bridle wise,
Ind of sire f , r cavalry parpoees.
These specillcatirran - t&t 06 strictly sabered to and
eicitift/ en,foriffxrin every particular. •
Payment made on delivery e( ten (10) and over.
Hours of inspection from 9 A. M- to 6 P.
JAMES A. SKIM
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quartermaster,
Mh24-30t garAry Bureau,
ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER
GENERAL'S °PRIOR.
YHTLADELPHIA, Aoril 16. 1864.
CAVALRY 8.0134 ES wanted. suaneduttely. One hon.-
dred and forty-fine rioliars nor , ead will be Paid 'or all HS.
valry Horessaelivered at the Wil , isto Penn HoteLin this
city. Borers to be Sound in all plrticulars, not less than
five. nor more than nine years old t front 1.4 X to 16 hands
b.gb, rtill-flw-h , td, compactly befit, bride wise and of
size sufflcien , . for cavalry purposes. An officer will be in
attendance to inspect ano. pay for the bore°, es d ..livered.
0, H•
aplB. tf Asst. Q. M. fieueral 11. q. A. -
NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR 3.
OFFIOB OF VIP. COLUMBIA AND PORT DE-
POSIT RAILMOAD COM?a NY.
COLIIRMA. Pa., April 6, MI.
Pealed Proposals fir the Grann.schni and B•l3norry of
that portion of the COLErbtfila AND PO itT
RAILROAD. between Columbia and the tead of the Old
Maryland Canal. a dismace of twenty nine miles (in
sections of one mile), wal be received at the 01111 e, in
FROAT St:net, below Lowest, until noon of the 88th in.-
stent.• Plane and Pronlee of the - fork will there be ex
hibited for one week preview , to that Elite.
KeurnisN.
J. A. BREAM , . Ch i ef knalneor. ap9 tap%3 •
QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE.
BALTIMOBE 01d•, Aprit 14th. 1864
IMAM PROPOSAL' in o nitrate will be received by
the underFlgned with 12 o'aloce 01 on the 28th 4139 of
April, 1564, forniehleg (74) eeventyt mt. &hCILiI3. RII
1101 BES They meet be dark colon, between the aces
of five and nine 34-4tre. and not leas than liftean nor mire
than elauteu bends high.
Delivery to ba made in Baltimore within ten days after
the connect le twarcied.
ch ai final Will be subject to the usual Government
in6Peclion before being scceoted.
Propeeals from di <loyal parties will not bit tonablerod .
and an oath of allegiance mast accompany each Proposf•
Lion. _ .
GUARANIES
The abilities of the bidder to fill the contract, tiVottld it
he awarded to him, mast be guaranteed ha two tmpon
able persons, whose signatures must be appended to the
guarantee.
'I he rs.ponsibility of the guarantors mnatbe shown
by the official certificates of the Cleric of the nearest Die
ttict (i nit. or the UMW Sates District attorney-
Bidders mast by present in Doreen when the bids are
opened, or their proposals will not be considered.
Bonds coital in amount to half the earn to be received
en the contract, signed by the contractor and both of his
gnarentorp. will be require.,. of - the successful bidder
upon B,Spanni the contr,st
Ft•E,li OF Guarians
We. of the county of and State of
and of the county of --, and State of -. do
hereby guarantee that - to able to fulfill the con•
tract in accordance with the terms of hie proposition,
and that, should his proposition be accepted, he will at
Once enter into a contract in accordance therewith.
.
Shodld t he contract bea wa rdedd. him. we are PM
pared to become his sureties.
(To this guarantee must be appended the official muffin
fixate above msnlioned )
No proposal will be considered unless accompanied by
e. rrnorantpe
Propo. , eis must be marked "Propeesle for. AS.TILLE,
BY ossna.,,
ap2l-7t Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
OFFJCE COMMISSARY OF SUBSIST
ENCE, No. 828 WALNUT ILA S InaI
Street,
r
21. 1854.
SEALED PROPOSALS (in drquicat, ) will be received
at this office u., tit 12 o'cloca 81., on WEDNESDAY. April
27. 18,4, for supplying. for the use of the United States
Army, the followinr SUBSISTENCE SCORES, delivered
at Philad slob's.. viz:
SOO barrels first quality "MESS" or "PRIME
• MESS " PO ( which to be stated). of the
tack of 1.88.4-4, in fell-hooped oak barrels,
with iron matter hoops; meat to be free from.
:pet or stain. full weighs, and thoroughly,
salted. Bidders will gate . 1 7 11i 6/1 02-.C . ir pork
Was packed and the brands.
100,000 porta.. fl•et. quality thoroughly a ntoked BA
CON SHOULDERS, in tight tierces of Uni
form size.
200,000 pounds first quality PILOT BREAD, to be
made from good,sound extra (loam. thorough
. 1y baked. and perfectly dried before being
packed. To be packed in boxes of wail
seasoned wo.,d, of such a kind as will not
impart taste to the bread boxes to contain
- Oil po rinds net Bidders will also state the
price delivered in flour barrels.
3.000 barrels EX 'Rs. S,UP 611 FINE or EXTRA
FAMILY FLOUR. (which to be stated); to
have bean ground within 30 days of date of
this advertisement, from the bent winter
wheat, in weil-co.,pered head-lined barrels.
Name or brands and place of manufacture to
be mentioned in the bid.
1.9,000 pounds first duality kiin•dried CORN
roE IL. in well-coopered h-ad-lined barrels.
50.000 pounds first quality NEW WHITS 13.E.AN3.
in war -coonered heed-lined barrels.
80,000 Pounds PRIME RICE. in well-topered
head lined barrels.
20,000 pounds fixot quality large grained, kiln.-
• dried HO in well.coorared barrels.
00,000 pounds PRIME RIO OOF PHs. in welt-coop
ered barrels Bidders will state the price
per net pound for furnishing the whole Or
any portion of the above c roasted.
around, and partied in tight paper lined
barrels, and the parties furnishing it will be
required to vete on oath that the coffee fur
nished by them is of the same quality as
the sample offered, and that it cantsinsllo
adulteration nor admixture of any foreign
eubstauce. Green coffee sample required
150,000 pounds light yellow COFFEE SHOAT:, or
. choice dry RAW SOO AR; barrels to be of
the best in use for the porpose.
30, 000 pounds coarse pulverized WHITE SUGAR.
.
tvel coope red barrels
6.000 gallons p art CIDER. WHISKY. or CORN
VIA EGA ., in strong. wel iscoope red barrels.
40,000 pounds good hard SOAP, in pound bars,
full weight.
20,000 pounds clean, fine, dry SALT, in well-coop.
ere
st d bels_
The above ores arr to be ready for delivery Within 20
8111.5 horn date of award, but if not seeded at ,lest time.
contractors are expevien to hold them until required for
shipment.
Samples of all the articles. except meats. must be de
livered with the proposals. and referred to therein;
but the proposals mast not ne encloses with the sample.
Samples of hard bread. flour, corn meal, beans, rice,
hcaclay, green or.free. sugar, soap. and salt. must be in
boxes of card. board or tin. and not in paper parcels.
Certificates of h. spection by Professio 'al packers or in
spectors, otter than tt e party furnishing the provisions.
will be required for all the meats certifying on the past
of the seller their present quality and concition. The
Insets, *ill also be examined andpassed upon by Sohn
(4. Taylor. inspector on the partof the United States.
Separate proposals, in dupdcate. must he made for each
article enumerated, and bidders may propose for the
R hole or any past of each.
. . .
A printed copy of this advertisement must be attached
to each bid. and the proposal, =net be epeciiic in com
plying with all its terms. Each bid. to have coasidera
tion, must contain the written guarantee of two responsi
ble, names, as llows:
' We. the undersigned. guarantee that, should. all or
any part of the above bid bo excepted, is shall be fainted
according to its true purport and conditions; also, that a
written contract, with bonds to the amount of one
fOnrth the Table of the stores proposed to be farnished ,
shall be executed if required:
The seller's name, place or business, and date of pur
chase, with nsine of contents, grow!, tare, and net
weights, must be marked on every Package, and all old
marks must be obliterated.
. . .
Rostrums of straights by profeesional nubile ernighore to
be given whenever reouired•
Bide will include packagers and delivery st any p Ant
in ibis city, and any inferior packages or cooperage
t w en ii t l a be considered enlit_ciens cause for rejection of con-
Payment to be made in anon cantle as may be furnished
by the United States for tits parpoga.
Proposals must be endorsed " Proposals for-Subsist
ence Stores." and directed to -P. N. sung.
anal& Captain and C. S. Vols.
FROPOSALS FOB FORAGE.
Goo tdonargeganzies Orin
Wdenisoron DEPOT,, Desember 8, ISM
SMID PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned
for supplying the U. S. Quartermaster's Department,
at Washington D. C.. Baltimore. Md., Alexandra an ti
Fort Monroe, Via , or either of these Oases. with may.
BidsCae, gad Straw.
Bias will be resolved for the gellear Of 0.000 bushels
w gent sent or oats. and 10 tons of hay or straw. and UP
Bidders must state at which of the above-named points
they propose to make deliveries. and the recto at whisk
they will make deliveries thereat, the quantity of emelt
article proposed to be delivered, the time when maid &-
Realm shall be commenced. and when to be ewerlets&
The price must be written out in words on the bids.
Corn to be put up in good. stout sacks, of abons two
bushels each. Oats in like seeks, of about Duce bushels
gash. The seeks to be furnished without extra share. to
the Government. The bay and straw to be securely
The pallisular kind or description of oats 101.11, bey.
or Ooporate. Proposed to be delivered. sand be stated ft the
Pr sals.
All the articles offered under the bids herein invitod
will be saltiest to a rigid inspeetiost by the Government
Inerestor before being seceded.
Contrasts will be awarded from time to time to the
lowest responsible bidder. as the interest of the Govern
ment may require, and payment will be made when the
Govern
whole amount contracted for shall Mee been delivered
and accepted.
The bidder will be required to awiempany his propo
sal with a gnaranfos, signed by two responsible...Vermont'.
that in case his bid is tempted he or they will, within
ten days thereafter, execute the contrast for the mom ,
with good and sufficient sureties, in a.suin equal to the
amount of the centred., to deliver the forage proposed be
conformity with the terms of this advertisement; and he
awe the said bidder should fall to enter into the contrast
they to make
the the difference between the aid of said
bidder and the next lowest responsible bidder, or the
person to whom the contrast may be awarded.
The responsibility of the guarantors must be shown by
the official certilleate of a U. 11. District Attorneir, Col
lector of Customs, or any other Aker under the United
States Government. or responsible person known to this
office.
AU bidders will be duly notified of the 'aces stance or
selection of their Protium's
me full name and post ogee address of sash bidder
menet be imribly written in the proposal.
Proposals must be addressed to Brigadier General D.
R. Busker. Chief Desalt Qvartermasto.,_Washington,D
G.p
, and should buolainly marked. - Proposals for 1 0-
P
sonde, in a sum Gaud to the amount of the coelyast.
signed by the contractor end both of his guarantors, will
be required of the eneseasfol bidder or bidders upon
alining the contrast. •
lank orms of , bids, guarantees, and bonds may be
obtained upon amilleation at this °Mee,
OrliM OF PROPOSAL.
Mown. County. and
I. the subseriber. do hereby propose to tarnish and
liver to the United States, at the Quartermaster's De
partment at --. agreeably to the terms of your
advertisement, Inviting proonsis for forage, dated
Washington DODO. December S. MO. the following sutt
ees. vie f
—lsobel& of Corn, in leeks. at per bushel of N
Pounds.
--- bushels of Oats, In sacks. at -- Der bushel of 31
Pounds.
tons of Wed Hay, at per ton of 11.000 Pounds.
-- tons of baled Straw, at per ton of 2.000 pounds.
Deltvery_to eommenee on or before the day of
, and to Memo/eta MI or before the
-n--
day of— /88 , and gods° myself to enter into a
written contra s t with the United Motes, with good and
°entities. within the rpaee of ten days after
it:E noticed e that my bid has been liseaptol.
Your obedient servant, cc.
Drigadter General D. H. UNON.
Chief Dbgbt Quartermseter.
Washington. D. O. .
GUAMARTER.
We, the nadmelgued, residents ofthe
scent,' of . and State of , h ereby.
olntin and severall y covenant with the United State be
s. and [mantas. in ease the foregoing bid of ---
accepted. that ha or they will. within Um days after the
acceptance
goof
said bid. *refute the contrast for the use
with good and sufficient to
in a cum equal to the
amount of the contrast. to Danish the forage yropomd
In conformity_ to the terms of advertisement dated De
somber 8, under which the bid was made. and, is
sue the said —shall Mlle WV into a contrast fef
aforesaid. we guarantee tamales good the difference be
tween the offer by the said —and the next lowest
responsible bidder, or the 18111021 to whom the contrast
ma be *waded.
Witneele t Given uisder Minds and seal'
ible ON s o
f as ••••••.. .
Iwo, suety that, to the but of lay kiewlad ft3
mi and
Wet the above-ameed mutrantore are good and sal.
'len e t ea •
seenrity. sureties for theamOint for which they offer to
'Yobs settled by the United GUMS District Aiterniy.
Coll ester of Customs, or any other alder under
Coil
tiodetstes Government. or awsponelbbs venom ?mown
UL OMNI . ,
All M prop a l l resolved under gdui advertisement wild
be Mooned and essanined at this ease on Wedweedaye
Saturday of cob week. at la N. Bidders are ressesNa
alrited to be Present at the, openbm.of bidf_theY
D DUO :W
D.
6111-te Brielan Otawal and asartarimink
PROPOISALS.
TimEOPOSALE FOR WRITE PINE
1 - SHINGLBV.
Gum' QUARTSRLIASTEIL'S Ounce.
• DEPOT ON OrAl/11NOTOIT.
WASOINGTON D Aprii oi. ,534.
grEALED PROPOSAL.; iii be rec veil at this nu
!OUP AY. May 10, 1464. t.t cloak d(. 1.4 Lbo
de
li thin depute; the fottowleg auttinota or ihinelee:
Due millisn 0.P.10.000) No. 1, 18 inch White pine ()kin
glet, ft awed clear.)
The shingles to be made from good Material, to be
subjected to a 'laid Inspestion before beteg received.
and the whale amount mintraSted forte be delivered
within thirty (SO) days from signing of contract.
Bonds in a snin sqnal to half of the am innt of the eon•
tracts as 111 be required of the successful bidder or bid
ders.
Bids received for two hundred and fifty thousand
(mo,Oeo) ebitaMee, or more.
&moles of the ehinglee proeosed for will be required
of etch bidder.
PrONoFalli must be Plainly endorsed "Protstsals for
While Pine bhingies," and addre‘siad to the under
signed. P 14. RUIRSK.
Brigadier General and Chief Citt.rtematerer.
arai4tms7 DaDat of wai-hioet.ut. D. O.
AA BSI STANT QUAR VERNI A.STER
GENERAL 8 OP ?WE,
PRILADELPRIA. April 211. 1864
PPOPOSII.B will he receivee at Leif:Mß.o.f aniU SA
next, hOth loot . at 11 M., for the supply and
deliveryof all the CO&I. and vrifoD reqoired for the
nse of ail varique Hospitals, Offices. Scorehumee. and
Public !landings in aim tirouun chiladet bilis. from Ist
1,163 r to 1 . /et Aug et next tric4neive.
Deliverlee are to he nmem at inch times and in Rush
einiintfil.e as mill:fired, anti to include Germantown.
Wet Philadelrhia. Nicetowu, Fort Militia. Summit
lion.e. and Chester. Pa. Coal to he of best cru.t.ity
anthracite, Wire. egg, or brosen. as may be desired ;
enljeni sad to 2.240 pen.ido to the
ton. free from dirt. Wood to be of best q „Lathy oak or
pine, a. required.
No bid will be considered anions guaranteed by two
reliable persons that the bidder is *hie and will, if
awarded Lim, enter into and feithfuily fatal tha con
tract. The reepmiolbility of the gnerantors munt be
certified to by a United States District Ridge Attorney.
or Marshal. The right le reserved to D-Jeel all bids
It emsd toe high, and no bid from a detaultiog contractor
Will be sederesd.
By orrier. Col. G. 11 CII.O3MAN, A Q M G.
an2s It A. BOYD: Capt. and A. Q ai. U S. A.
WOK .5410 LE. AI%ILO TO eatcr.
ABSOLUTE SALE OF THE, VALLI%
able Coal &data at Wilkeebarre. Luzerne county.
Petrn , `7/ ,ll Dia, known aa the — KIJIB.oktiO.N COAL
COMPANY , "
This valuable property. containing nearly WO corns of
lend. will be nole at anct!on. at the PCILADILPiIfd.
I , XCHaIiGE, on WEDNESDAY. Vh. of ;ear. ;814. a, IA
o'clock norm. It is known to be very vtinable. the veins
of coal having b.en proved. It is tannin a short die
tanceof ViLikeibarre, and Id open to examination at any
time_
A Plan.of ..the Estate may be seen at the Auction.
Stf , re.
,per Sale Opolate. $l,OOO to be paid when the pro
pull' is struck oft
JAStES d.FRRIZMAIL Anc71 , 11 , 30r,
422 cvALNur Saset,
apglAt W,F.O my 2,3,4. tilagve Fourth.
FOR SALE. -TBE UNDERSitiNED
-■• have been app Anted a rinmaint ea by , 13 4 ArscAboDl
- to ma' bale nf.the OAKLAND AND PITTSBURG
AbD 81.1.N.iiRSVILL6 RAILWAYS. or either of teem.
with Eqtonm, rht,SIOCk. ate and will rec,ive bide theta
r ncto Map let proximo It not awa hr that .111 1 e, pro
-room swill be !ecetved for the Iron and Wood of the re.
epective Bat homy P.
Votice of the p' eat of the equipments, &a., will be
given after May Ist aforaeaid.
For partienters refer to eitherW 11 . of the rinde ßß r.ho N sed..
J.tAUA
SAMIINL MORROW.
OPARLEi aLSYBAN,
A B. BELL.
snit- to? et Committee-
Vit htLei.BLE UT-8 . US ET
PROPERTY —Tim subscribers offer at privets sale,
a property on CHESTNUT Street. between Seventh and
Eighth streets: 41 foot front on Chestnut street, and ITS
feet deep, running to - Jayne street,: with the privilege
of ald feet passage way running to Eighth street.. PIP.
Islol3Pie ND DOLLARS of the purchase raoney. may
remain on the property a ground rent or by bond and
mortgage. LABIIteN h BALLADS,
lil2S SOUTH HINTEi Street,
mhi.tf Philadelphia. •
FO SAL,E-PESIRABLE AND
Aaalbeintitnlor ltoptoesd Brown Atone
ot th Broad street. Lot 20 b 7160. Call and examtne
retil ter of city propel tlea. B. PET I' IT,
122,0 323 WALtitlf Street.
go FOR S NEAT COT
maTiGE, MISIDUCE and five acres of Land on the
Byberry and A,delusia Turnpike, 1...;‘ miles fro .o Anda
lusia or Cornwall's titstion, on the Phila. and Trenton
Railroad. 7he Hon-e is new, in cottage style. conveni
ent and well tlntehod, surrounded by es , meet's and
other ornamental trees, 'Mere is awe a thrifty young or
chard of choice varieties of ann.°, pear. cherry, and other
trees. For farther information. terms _ Ara.. app' vto
w
CHAR C MY.
inthsSis Byberry. Twenty-third-Ward.Phila.
FOR SA LE OR TO L ET-B EAU-
TlFUL — conetry OBA.T on the Brandywine. six to
thirty miss of Lend! stem Dwelling-11,mo. 62 by 93
feet, including large Hit: ien and Bich-room. cont.tu
ing twelve Rooms, with valuable Ice-house adjoining.
and necessary out-hniolirwr, e: acted within the lad
eight years: well shaded. with good impels of fruit:.
app'se. poacher'. cherries. &a. t Vesetabie Garden well
stocked; located two and a hell MihlN from Chmid's
Ford gtetion, oa the Philad4phi. and Bali Smote Central
llabroad, commanding a flne vi , or of the Valley of the
Brandywine and &arra:mains; country.. For farther
particulars iminlre of the subscriber. actidaine.
D. tviiEL PFEIL
Chadd'a Ford. Penney:iambi..
aDI9-tnths6L*
FOR SALE—IN NORTH VV*RD,
EuanruF. 12n Brick 110118E9. and one Fresno; live
on Market tweet. beginning at 809; elx on Carpenter
street, beginning at 812 all well-built; good dry eel.
lace; tr 11l readily rex t for ten per cent. of what will par.
Ole be them. Persons winning a good home for from one
MON thonaltnd dollars had Moo can early. Terme
Mintz B BROWNING,
605 COOPER Street.
0111C0 foot of MeRMEP Street.
ard6-Ire CAMDEN. N. J.
fa GIRARD ROUSE FOR SALE,—
This valuable Building, now in thorough repxlr,
containing in front on OdESTAUT Stre.t. PhD ad al -
phia. soventy.five feet. and in depth to GRAPE Street
ot.e hundred and seventy-eight feet, under a punctu
nental 600 per annum, will be sold at
aconridorabiediscountonitsoriginalamst.
Anourteeent to it are an exeellent SPRAM ENGINE,
TWO BoILERS, with all the PIPE requisite to the
Beating Cooking. Plashing, and Lighting PurPenos of
the Flet.l.
TEEMS -4100.0(0 can remain on Ground Bent; the
brawn cf,
io neingate can wittreqo "CURARD
8017&E. PidladelpSta.' or meet mu there any day from
One to three o'clock. P. M.
TATLOW JACKSON.
PHILADELPHIA, April 9,1864.
ALA° FOR SALE 150 0011110DT0178 NEW DWEL•
MOB, 81 from $3,2t0 to $4 WO, @Uinta ou Hurtilton.
spring Garden, mervine. Canaan. Eleventh, TWeirat.
and Thiveenth streets, Philadelphia
apl4 12t• Tanow skomoN.
ZFOR SALE—A VERY DES IR ABLE
ola bsta...ll,6derD fortr-etory In-Sok 11.02IDRIVIE,
pith three loos., back bnl'dkng• and lut of ground. No.
1111 MOUNT VkItNON Srre.t (north eke), 26 feet front
and over ]26 feet deep to Lemon etreet.
_ .
It is nalsbed in modern styie.aad is In complete order.
having been recerly thoroughly overhauled and re.
paired; handsomely painted and papered ihroughdalit
gas iiitrsdurod (with ha- Isom, gax-fixturea awl chan
deliers. which will be included in the sale); bath, hot
and cold water, furnaces, COOklng - eanoi, &c.
Will be sold at a very rea , onable price on accommo
dating terms, and immediate p , sseselon given.
Apply to B. W. YlleflWaße. & SON.
ap 21-6 t•. No. 241 , 1 South THIRD Street.
le FOR SALE - THE "MANSION
mas. HOUSE," at Atlantic City, with PIIR.NiTtIZE, and
everything complete.
Also, two neat Cottagee, 9 roome each.
Alto, Building Lots, near the Bathing. ground.
The "Philadelphia lions& r? at Cape bland. with or
Without Furniture. Tory low. B F. GLENN.
apt. Mai South FOURTH Street,
fillb FARMS FOR SAL E.—D2 ACRES,
very desirable count Residence, near the Pox
Chase, 8 nab-shot& Philade ry
Iphia.
116 Acres. Green township. Pike county.
60, 40, and 80 Acre.. near Clieetnnt Hill.
690 Acres, near Long-a-Coming N. J.
66 Acres. Wei:monde.. Lake conni v. Illinois.
1,600, L 200 SOO, 178 274, and others, in Delaware.
DJ /Otte near Media.
Also, mans others in various
Also. a large number of desirable Cottages in German.
town. Chestnut Nil, and other places, some of which
will be exchanged for city properties
For list olDwellinsre se. North American and U. S.
Grovtee. B F. Wail:W A 12313, FOURTH t• treat,
Apia and 8. W. coy. SEVSNTSENTH and assEN.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE-ESTATE
of CHARLES W. HEPBURN, deceased.
Valuable Estate known as
"BATH CHALYBEATE SPRINGS,"
at BRISTOL. BUCKS COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA_
tlider authority of the Orphans' Court for the County
of Bricks and State of Pennsylvania.
WILL BE SOLD AT PO.BLIO SALK.
. .
on the premises. ma
TDB, DAY. MAY Sa. 1584, AT 2 °MOHR P. M.,
the toll owlet( described Real Estate:
Thos vainahle estate is sin:tete at Bristol. Bucks coun
ty- Pennsylvania. on the line of the Phthedelphia.
Trenton, tout New York Bailroad, and h.-e a large
PROAT Ott helE ST.r. E biT, which may be divided into
da strable UOTTA OS LOTS. The improvements are all
that are requisite for a MUM ESSOR.P. and con
sist or a
FOBB.STORY FRAME HOUSE. lIPWABD3 OF ORB
RUM DRS.'" PEST 'LONG,
with a capacious wing attached: an extensive piazza ex
tends along the whole trent; a
DID /DB. Boma 24 BY 78 FEST.
Office. Wino-room. Ave chambers. and two parlors are on
the first tioor• kitchen below stairs. Two staircases
leading from tie main hails, extend to the wpm. doors.
which are aivided into
FIFTY ulf. MORE PLEASANT SLEEPING ROOM.
Several Spring Routes for drinking and bathing pur
poses.
A TEN-FIN ALLEY,
with balls and pins complete
Ice Hohse. sensible of holding several hundred tons of
ice, which can be Obtained with great facility upon the
premises.
Carnage Houses, Stables. Barn, and other neceeaary
outhouses..
A handsome Lawn studded with
oiteN.6 OLD PINTS num,
many of them towering to the height of nearly 100 feet,
faces the house. while in the rear is an extensive gar
den. containing the greatest variety of fruit and Bowers.
Imported and planted by the late owner
THE Yaltla RAS 65 ACltife OF LaND,
of the finest quality, pad Sy a Melt state of onatvation.
having all been covered with lime and otner fernitzers
within the past year.
But the chief attraction and matter of great value is
to be found In the - ltf ga10127 (27ALIFY oF THE
SPRINGS. for drink'ne and bathieg.whictt almond upon
this property They have boon the
RSAWIT OF RIVAL/DB AND OTHERS FOR ORB
BUN ItaiD Ibalittl PatiT.
.. . ,
anti possess a value not surpassed. if equalled. in tide
or any country. facto which are attested by. Donlan &
(Pm pole's American. Daily Aartrtitrer, of August let.
1794, which says:
The mettc nal qualities cannot be explained in a
newspaper; an, parson cleeiron. of information on this
el/idiot le reform to Dr goatee eXperlments and oiliest.
'rations read Tune ill. 1773. before ins American Pluldro
phical SoCletY. held at Philadelphia. and experiments
and cases published in the firs: volume of the • Phdoso-
Phical Transactions of Philadelphia.' by Dr. John A
ilzkrit:evaanele. formerly one of the proprietary of these
And farther. by analysis Made !,ty . the eminent sheaths*.
DB. F. A. GENTS/.
hi May. 1852. as follows, viz: •• Pus qatirtitative analy
sis snows that, one pound (17 000 grains) of water con
tains:
Pho.phate of Iron o'lol grains.
Bicarbonate of Iron 0 1741 do.
/heart:no ate of Manganese . 0 tots de.
Bicarbonate of. Magnesia.... it 04 , 0 do.
Ekc.,rbonnie of Lime 01003 do.
B carbonate ot Soda 0 Mile do.
Bicarbonate of Potash 0.0316 do.
Dicrobonaic of Ammonia. teica. do.
The celebrated
(eRALV DBATB Mika OF ciirrimANY.
namely, of
SPA AND MUM INT.
show from the analysis of etrure a great eimilaritY
with this Water. in regard to the proportions of iron
salts. that of spa containing 01761 grainy, Pyrmont
wool grains.
Litivr THIS CONTAINS - 41Da GRAINS
Chloride of ticoitun 0 0508 grains.
Sulphate of Lime (10•011.7 do.
Alumina tracs. do.
Silicic Acid..... '0794 do.
Hydrosulphuric Acid ..... trace. do.
(truants sohstanc.as acid. etc) 0'0340 d o „
Free Carbonic Acid 0 3091 do.
8
"The constituents of this water. which areof great
value as medicines, are Iron, Prio•phonc acid Carbonic
Acid. best d.e Potash
Soda. end lame The Iron is im
penant, both as an astringent and tonic; as astringent
etilleentitY to Festive E tomorrhs ge, Couiticative tewests.
Diabetes. Chronic Mucous Catarrh, Letisorriimi.; and as
a tonic it is need with the greaten advantage in clyep
tic affecuons. Antemla. Chloroals, for it Is abeolntely
necessary to form the bkod corpuscles. or, in other
word., it to a main constituent. of
A part of the Iron iti combined With Phosphorio
Asia, 'which still farther Enhances the value of this
mineral water.
Its prom mac to the cities of PHILADELPHIA (within
twenty rittlec) NSW YORK (witnin sixty , live miles).
and TRY.NTON (within ten miler), and its easy access
by Railroad and Steamboat (being lass than ona-faneta
or a mile from the Raiiroad Station, and bat one - half a
mile from the Steanibcat Landing), considered with its
Beauty. its Mineral kprings, and other advantages, mate
It one of the
HOST DESIRABLE PROPERTIES OF THE RIND EVER
OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC,
as an examination will convince any
PERSOE. CLUB, ORECoMPANT
desiring to yessese such an estate:
It may be examined at an time &pen apollee,tion to
Mr. Cropper, residing thereon and reached by the Phi
ladelphia, Trenton. and New York Retiree, to Bristol,.
or Camden and Amboy Railroad .to Burlington. N. J..
thence by Pliny Boat across to Bristol.
Plan or the 'property, with draft of the improvements,
may be examined at the Auction Store. -
Br order of the Court ;
J. C. T 081 aft. Clerk of Orphans' Court.
J 8 1 1RBLL. t E xecu t ors .
• STEPHEN BENTON.
JAMES A. FREEMAN, Auctioneer.
NO, 43M WALNUT Street. 4 . biladolFhis•
etrithstir
AUCTION SALES.
----
jOr - m B. bilriß.Ssr - CO. AUCTION - -
BEIM Nos 232 and 2 : 34 M ARgET Street.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BOOTS. MOS% AND
S'inAW (100 ;IS
• ICU RD —We mutts the early attention of pairchuara
to the larke acd eniu,shle a.ektanent 04.40.0, shoe% bro—
g.ve, stock of ehoee, Nun w hats, caps, and Shaker ttonla4
cynbracirg eau:R.4les of 1100 rase, fortutug a prime and
eab it444.ertzent, to be pwemptatill a .1d by catalarda.
on tour MvOtt.ll credit. commencing THU MOAN IR a. at
L' ,l o'clock arcolac..y.
laOrell AND PiIiEBITTORT BATA OF LIDO Pint.
JOBS 1300 Th. fißo sB. BROCIARS, ARMY GOODS,
bTRA W CIOODR, Ao ,
NOTlCE.—lncluded in our large Ws of boots, shoes,
THIN MORNIN 3, April 84 h,
At 10 o'clock. to be said without ro,erye. will be found,
in tart, the following fresh and desirable assortment,
viz
Men's grained cavalry boots: wax and kio brogans;
men's beissoral and i . ongme, boom; youths' half-weir
Jun toots: wen's do: flue city-made kid- welt ba-Dins;
lanies' gaiter bts; tee kid R. R. tle•,colored and b'aclt
testing burl:M w e; men's tine city-made cKlf, morocco and
110 bOOtB: Men a puwp grate grain bwita• 1211.08 beg-
Mather DUMP booto; pat tes pueop-eole calf Emo4; dv seal
Pump so'e emote; women at lined and bound boors;
youths' kip brotane; minin' grain Ms; mime.' grain
brukins; misses' spr ing -heel grain Inca bouts: women's
grain lace boots; misses' sratn liter boots; weiresn's
gain buskins: women's grain ties: boss' kin broom,:
ruis-es' glazed xwirecco boots: men's half-welt calf d,;
youths' belt' welt oalf do; cbt dreren tuabroionoi nvn'e
If welt , tip boots; melee MIDST' calf brOIC110•:
rUPPers; xnliess' super MD de.: misses Raper kip bn
klius; chudis super is rio,ed fog bootees; child's salp.r co
lored fox ties; men r s lined and ',mind brogans; meo'sudid
boys' waterproof boots; men's and boys` wag brow.
&c., 3c
ileO 33 cafes palm hats and Shaker heeds. hc.. ato.
L 6 FOR PublTJ Vlsl.l.t of , 1,100 Pi:CHAO-NI tiUOTS,
bDOES, BUOGANti. A MI GoODs, LITAA.W . GOODS.
THIS Ii2HENING.
; •
April 26. at 10 o'clock, wil l be sold by cstslogne. with
out reserve, on four month 4' credit about LUX, p sskagss
boots, *boas. brogans. cavalry boots. drc.,.sui as a
prime and froth assortment of doolrablo arnel as for ma a.
+a rivers and cbildren, of city and Eastern man nfactare.
Also. straw tootle. dm.
N. B.—Samples with catalogues early on the morning
of sale.
LARGE PEREMPTORY SAES OF RwRoDELN, INDIA.
AND AMERICUS! DRY GOO P &c.
Faro will bold a large sale of Width, Garman. French,
and American dry goods, by catalogue. on four mouths'
credit and part for cash.
uN TEMISDAY MORNING,
April 28th, commencing at precisely 10 o'clock, geni
p
i g
77$ PArKArilli AND 1 , 01 . 8
of Britteb. German, France, India, and American dry
goods, embrecing a f o rge, fall, and fresh assonant nt of
woolen. "worsted, linen. cotton. and alk goods for city
and c *nutty suls.s..
N B. - hart:toles of the same will be arranged for ex
andnation. with entaloanes, early on the moratog of
soles.. when dealers will find it to their Internet to
attend.
L.sRGE PERYMPYORY SALE OF FOREIGN AND DO- -
Al ESTIC DEY Goons. seit.e . .. s 70vtDI. BA? VS. Re.
NOTICE.-I:eluded in our sale of foreign and alma
ory irmaie. on TB Inti-DAY moraine. April 28th. at 10
o'clock, will be found in part the following desirable a-
Chace, to 170 cold without reserve, oq four 11140111.4 . Credit,
ai.d for cash,
tilt:beam standard muslin.
pact axes wrest joins.
packages fancy prima.
—pAckages twine and baits.
cares neat bt , -.106 American prints.
ease. neat styles American ruuthems.
case. auglist, and German gingtta,ne.
carts aro on cheats.
CBBOl5 blue denims.
cakes Melange
CDER/liite stripes.
•••• QOM Week and colored Silesia.
eas, a brown and alettehed antialine.
cases fancy . cottonades.
caresjeana and mixtures.
cares Saxony dr a, goods.
cases fancy lawns and j donnets.
cases poplins ass inozembigasii.
canes fancy reps stuu poll de chasms.
Gebel/a an , / mon. de lattice.
plcces R emelt plaid flannels.
pi) ea. mode and talk alpacas.
110 bales cotton bairn.
LINEN GOODS.
ON 1110.188 DAY,
April 08th. will
pieces 7.4 and 8.4 Barnsley &mingle.
pieces white and brown dam :aka and cloths.
pieces damask and buck towels.
pieces diaper and plain towels.
Pieces breached and brown linen Encka.
pieceas elastic canvas.
docent, and ,s linen cambric handkerchiefs.
TAlLOnaiii GOODS—TO 01.0 IiTER I aNto OTHERS.
uZi
Anrll 28th will beincladed in soar sale—
Atunt ray 2.25 pieces woolen. and casinete.
—'mere Belgian acd French broudctothe. In blue, -
black. and fancy colons.
yaseut.En WWI sap red cloak cloths.
—pieces English meltons, in fashionable shades.
pieces fenny French cassanierss.
Pieces b.ack dotal int.
nieces bleak and facer sa tinets.
plf cos black Italian cloth.
piecoi , black dray Wet°.
.A,so, black satin and fivicy silk writing% serges, vel
vets, hosiery glovt spool cottons, patent threwd silk
cwt.\ ate sad tiee, hoop and halmorsi skirts. ailing and
drawers, linen bosoms, buttons, cotton Mutt's. woolen,
Thibct, and etella shawls,
fancy articles., tie &a.
Also, stock of antoricandry goods for cash.
8l class paint hats and Shakos trails. Stn.
CARPETS AND CANTON gag.
ON THUNSDAY shonsils(s.
April 28t13, at musical) , t-n o'el. cit. will be sold an as
sortment of ingrain. Venitian, hemp, list, and rag Car
pets. Canton m &Ulnae. &a. as
LARGE PEREMPTORY SALE OE FRENCH., INDIA..
DIRMAN, AND BRITIsR DRY GOODS, &u T•OR
SPRING FAUN.
ON MONDAY ISIORNINO,
_ .
2d. at 10 o'clock, Will be sold by IA tAlogue. on. fonr
montlib' credit. about
A5O PaCKAITES AND LOTS
- • - .
0? Preen, intim nna I rules SIT boac
4mIDIPVD6 a large and noise assortment fancy and
staple Krig/e8 in silk, worsted. woolen, and cotton fa,-
Inks.
D. E —tramples of the same will be armored for ern.
roinotioe. with catalognos. 432.2.17 on th. in 'mind' of the
sale, when dealers will find It to thrir intarodt to atieal.
ESI'ATE OF WILLIAM MONTELIM3,
DI CEASED. —Letters testamentary upon the estate
of WILLIAM MOIVe•ALIII 4 . accon.led. hwring basil
granted to the undmigned. all paraot e Indebted to Paid
eFtete are requested to wake nal moot, and those having
claims against it to Dretent them. Withont delay. to
JAMES ABOO Cr,
1420 accost.
StrTEL, DUFTIUD,
mhi?„) tn6ts 4 N FIFTH Stteet, Execatori.
TS"PaTE OF BENRY Nf' S ER, DE
CEASED. —Lettere testamentary' upon the estate of
Henry Nester deceased. having been granted to the •:,..a
derAgn. d. all pers , ne Indebted to gala Mato ere re•
nneated to make payment, and those having claims to
present them, withoro. delay. to
ABIGAIL NEErEE, Execatrls,
WM. A. /MISTER, Executor.
apl2-tnet. Nieetoura. Pa.
El TERS TESTA Al %WARY UPON
the Estate of THOMAS BROOKS, late of the city
of Philadelphia, deceased: ham:: boon grauts.l to the
undersigned by the Resister of Wills for the city and
county f Philadelphia. all persons inde,ted to said
e.tate are requested to male paymont, and those having
dialyze against the eau., to yresent them without .1-ylayte
ELIZA SANE SHOOKS.
WINTER Street. Germastorra, Pena.
.101121 BROOKS.
QUEEN Street, Gertoantown, Phila.
JOHN ALLEN.
AtiLLEE. Street. Germantown. Phila.
ILENJAMUT 2f aff.
MILLER Street, Germantown Phila.
Executors, or to their Attorney.
JOHN OR ELE9 L‘q
'
inh4g•tuets 2 , 10. 126 N. FIFTH Street, Pails.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT Fk).3
TSL CITY kND D COIJIIT7 9:K.T:IILLADEGPq...I.3.
- E
state of BE kJAMIN ROBINSOri. Decoa9o&
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit. cattle.
and adjust the account of BENJAMIN BOBItiSIN and
Jo4lllle ROBLNEON, Executors of BENJAMIN
Ta. daceared, and to repot!: distritratinn of the balance
in the hands of the accountants. Will meet the parties
irate-ested. for the purposee of his appointment, on
ILIESDAY, 11.13.-• 3d, IE6I. at four o'clock P, M., at his
office. No. 150 South 10 1 1.RTH Street- In toe city of
Pnttadelpbia.WM. C. HAMM. Auditor.
ar/9 tathest.
IN l'TtE 011,P1 ANS' COUR V FOR
THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PEFL &DELPHI&
Estate of the minor children of HUGH bME CR, deceased.
The Auditors
_ppointed to audit settle. and adjust the
account of ENBNYZNII MAXWELL testsments.ry
median of the minor shildmii of HOCH WAIT Fr. late
of the City et Philadelphia, 'Jumper merchant. deceased,
of the Estate of the said minors allotted to them In the
partition of the Estate of their uncle. THOMAS SII
late of the City of Philadelphia, deceased, and to make
distribetion. will attend to the duties of hie appoint-
V ant, en /lanar, the sgrond Say of MaY. A. D.
18d4. at 4 o'clock P. M., at his Office ITT 27 South
FIFTH street, in the City of Philadelphia
ap2l•tk stria. JosliPH A. CLAY. Auditor.
MEDICAL.
ELECTRICITY. -WONDERFUL SOL
BONTIFIC DISCOVERY —All acute and chronic dis
eases cured by special guarantee. when desired by the
patient, at -lil b 0 WAL SIIT Street. Philadelphia, and
in case of a failure no charge is made. Mo drugging the
system with uncertain medical -gents. All easesper
formed by Magnetism Galvanism , or other modifica •
Hone of klectricitY, without shooks. or any urpleasant
sensation. For further information send and get a
pamphlet, which contains hundreds of certificates from
some of tie most reliable men in Philadelphia. who
have been speedily and termanently cured after all other
treatment from medical man had failed over twelve
thousand cured in less than live years, at Is4o W.L.
BUT Street
. . .
N. B.—Medical man and others. who desire a know
large of my new discovery. can commence a fall course
of lectures May 17th, 1864. at the Institution, ISPAIO
WALED r 6lreet. Prof BOLLES has qnalided over ooe
thousand physicians, who use Electricity as a specialty.
Consultation free Prot BOLLYSB & Dr. BROWN. 1320
WAINDT Sheet. Philadelphia. Kul& tmi
IkILECTIIICITY.- WB.A.T IS LIFE
-a-a WITHOUT HEALTH f—Mesers. 01111 & ALLEN.
Medical Elestricians. having dissolvedpartnership. the
Practise will be continued by THOS. ALLEN, at the old
established °Mae. No. 790 Korth TENTH Street. between
Geller and 8Y6W11., Wh‘te he will still treat and care ail
curable diseases (whether Aente, Chronic pulmonary
orPerslytic, without a shock or any pain.) with the va
rious modifications of Electricity and Galvanism This
treatmen Bronchia found remsakably incessethl in all
eases of Diptherist. and other diseases of the
throat and respiratory organs.
GOnanMptien. Ern and Is. Inlinensa and Catarrh.
mond stages. General Debility,
Paralysis. Diseases of the Liver or
Neuralgia. Kidneys.
Fever and Agas, Diabetes. .
Congestion. Prolarts Uteri. (Fa ll ing of
Asthma,._
_the Womb),
Ifloofa*. 11471 - wro;:o 7 ini (or.Piloo
oniantlone. . Mostu.rnal Emissions, .
Bronshitia. Dentfrioas.
No thane for otroldrorlon. °Moo hour' 9A, M to 0
P. M. Toatizaontals to bo wean at ogles do29 Gm
TARRAN
EFFERVESCENT -
SELTZER APERIENT,
For THIRTY YEARS has received the Favorable Re.
commendation of the PUBLIC, and been USED and PEE.
SCRIBED by the •
.P.MST PHYSICIANS IN THE LAKE
THR
- BEET RIMEDYZNOWN
FOR
Sick Headlight,.
Ferrous Headache.
Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach.
Bilious Heedacne. Diszluest,
Coetivoneee, Lou of Appetite. Cont.
Indigestion. Torpidity of the Livers Orwrel.
. Rheumatic Affections. Piles. Heart
burn. Sea Sickness. Bilious
Attacks. Fevers.
ac..
Fey Testimonials, be., see Pamphlet with mit Settle.
Manufactured only by TIERAWY CO-,
A7B GREENWICH Street, New York
ric6-ly FOR ea LE BY ALL DRBGGIRTI4.
TIOCTOR A: H. STEVENS IS CUBING
-I- 7 all Chronic Diroaeca. boll of LADIBB and GM
TLBAIBIS, by a new method In the nee of ELBOTRIBITT.
without shocke or pato. Board for a limited number of
Patients fro m abroad may be had at reasonable rates , n
the Doctor 'sfamily. A Pamphlet of sixteen pages. con
tainin certificates and other Information sent gram n to
all or ders
ers accompanied with a stamp Mice and rest.
deace, at 3.103 PODTII PENN KW/Hi[, being central
and acceacible by elreet-cara from every railroad liana;
In the city.
PHILADELPHIA, April. 1864. aplo.lm
t ifIJMELLE'S COMPOUND SYRUP OF
DOCK Is anoteashal as a remedy, &alma those wh•
Lae It grailoalliee it the best
COMB 111937 P.
the beet Blood Fluffier, the moat efficient invigorator,
and the best cure for &refills ever offered to the eon&
sold b 7 the proprietor. P. JIIKELLD,
IBA*
ohlt,im A it n n d aff O Tff rae t t . a
.
TAYLOR'S ARNICA OIL OR EMBI3O
- never falls to ewe Rhianmatism, Neuralgia,
Swains. Frosted Feet. Chapped Hands, and ell ads
diseases Price 21505. sad Wholesale and Retail by B. B.
TAYLOR. brn pitaLTWITII7 aco CAl.V.rrovarr.r.. mn6fio
6 6 BEDFORD W ATER."-IN DI VIDII
Ms and dealers will be supplied with "Bedford
Water." fresh from the Spring. at the shortest notice. M
the following rates:
For 00
at
barrel. 40 :anon. (o.at) $3 00
Half . 40 al., '
Half do (mnlberrY) 880
The barrels are well steamed, so that pnrehagegs may
depend upon receiving the Water as pare and. teeth SS at
the Bring. All orders addressed to
r0b , 13 4m Z. L. a SIBKRSON. Bedford. Pa.
(r - BEN OF BEAUTY. •
WHIR% VIRGIN WAX OF /MILLIS.
• new FRENCH COSMETIC for beautify Inn, whiten.
i ng , end prePerving the comploxiOn
There the most,
wonder/al compound of the age. is neither
chalk, powder. may nests, bismuth, nor tslo in ite_gom
! voeition. being composed entirely of pure Virgin Wax;
Lease its extraordinary qamities for Preserving' the
Iselin, Making It MOE, Mouth fain and transparant
makes the of appear yonnethe homely handsome. the
handsome more beautiful. and the most beantlfal
Price 21 and 60 cents._ Prepared only by HUNT di CO..
Perfumers. 41 South EIGHTH Street. two doors above
Chestnut. Ind 14.3 SouthiSSVAXTH Street. above Wal.-
' nut. - WM-ft
AUCT
ON A,
RHIN LEV ,
F UENESS '
Rio. 615 CHESTSI:II' and 6,
BALD TRH.; MORNING (Tuesday,
AL (IJ:tn.—Toe eltsinlon of the tra.
sale of fancy and staple dry gg,,,A,
(TaddldaN). MPH 26, at 1 o'el.ett
months' credit, compro-Ing a d m ,'
semonable goods including the b a l .
Lion of Saxony-Woven dream goods
Brothers.
NOTICE TO DIALERS
THIS NtelialtiO
3081018 fancy .and..Taain Point df
bonnet ribbons. comprising the ler,
men[ of new and choice shades off,r.
Also. Nos. Xto 20. black silk v« tr.
AUION 21. 1 T
MOST ATTRACT'Irs T t
CLOSING IC!
wovraf D O(
YDR2IB6B. DEIN LitY, & C0, C0.• hum
Tbild MORNING,
April 28th. 1884, at 19 o'clock, at th
615 Chestnut end 812 Jayne street
credit. the entire balance of Sagan':
ot the ws) , known manufacture
aerft. fictonied , f Brat.
N B particular attention of
to Cilia:sole, as it will be the bet off,ri
al4 thispeame n , and will juala c
that b..ven..var boots adored
MODRED AND PLAIN BLaCIC TAFF F.Tp,
FRANCIS. AND ' " 4 4?
• TOI: 81 0. 1 1,NING,
22 and
222-tort neat ' flaarr,d donhio• t re'ENk .do i,r . 11 11 e
28 to Miktech fICIM quality Black Lu/0.r144
ninch - figu , ed Oran de Ifni er.;
EXTRA GliaLiTl .firt DetP
PTA I FE-AB, gill BBiT ( BPY 'Ph .:•)Litti
—24 to 4Nach magnificent quality D
24 to 88 inch O. P. brand bctt, qaal.ty Div
SALE OF 1,200 CARTONS Pon LT , f
VILI.VrIt• 'RIBBONS. J 176" Lesoi "'
Tlifs MORISIrIG. 0
April 26th, at 10
1,200 ciptons DM Pt • In noire& plain. and
6ole Boaut.t EtlbbOns. including Soma 0 7 % •
at tides of Cuir.
Carton Nna 4 and 0 COrd a e l d s. e a d a d d L s
a Pon it
10!.ed l4
Math and ne &
tn.. ° elm, Cats.
Carl ozs a6O do
Do. 10 r 8 . ox quality do do . , lost
Do 10 11. SO B r chn Scour and maid d ' "
Do. IA a ' l OO triple ohm ali-hoih-cl basic d
Do. la P-FOIIIWP t AhadEll of Cain. do. C.
BLACK AILK VELVET R!ELI K BONS, WARgAna t ,
1,'!4 a 20 ex quality Black Silk Vdret .17.11)1331r,
UND SEIM/ITER , f 1 BALI, POE CASH.
THIS fifORNING.
April 26th. 2$ IP Wooor, for c+1 , 11.. 1 22 , 10. 31 V.l
Londoo xtra tleuoa crd. damaged on vo
itimortatten.per .teamer pity of dork.
_ seW T & STWVVAR . P k AUCTif
- ERRS AND t.; MiITeiSION F.l /d,
622 Ch :TAU C Street and 613 Sr./ISOM.
CARD -
BY Si
A CARD h - lbebalane., f -
,
g Italleg ptal
will e Hid on WEDNFSDAY S,rninr:
together with a floe kt -, -rtulvlAt or v
and briIDZOP. LOC9 1 1 4Tidilla in; VOA Yur. fi`o4 Gum
Pa, ticn).:e btrearter,
SCOTT lc STEW ART. A netioneoes. will atop NI:-
SOMALI num, tion I.r. Sales of :4 fi.oll P N dt-E :d
of all deserirtion.,Alla run 21 'EIRE of panie4 ca:o4
or 'too:king rip °tont eep , n7,. o' the
own. or at , 13 ,- ar • letant and sopei ‘ildti Edo
Noe 62 HE MUT and 6IS SANS.GM
pFIT LI P FORD & 10., AtIOTTON F„.
A- 52:5 MARR KT and 533 CIiIMMORC,I3 gAzeuti.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE O' 1,000 ClAf.lEi BC/0
iiktOtiAti
ON 'PI- US RIMY At /it mINO.
r - jApPII T.B7h, at 10 o'clock p••ciPsly w k ll •old ioc
lognp, ter • aPh. 1 111 meu's hoP• cod i:,..tto'c
kip, aed grab boot". halporalß. tbv
blots. ft . n ; woolen's. 111181416'. and cuildr=ilV,
goat. kid and tooroeco heeled hootP tad dhoti
gailsra. too k"nr: And Men sky - in - do 0 0 0 , 11.
l'3 . Oren for rxamitatioa, with catalolna7 •str. t
the zooming of tote.
pAN c OA. ST Sz WARNOcK,
.AO
TIONEERS, No. 2 a o MARKET Strec4.
SALE OF FURIVITTTRE op A FAMILY DECLIII
14013 , EREEF'im0.
THIB den NO
April 26th. on the prnmh st Jitio2 110 ATEI AtTA.
10 o'clock consisting oft rl r kaki chamn.r fn r a t
beds, betiding carpets, kitchen utensils, , 21C,, 61C,
LADOE POATTIVE SALE OF 750 LOTS AMERI
AND IMPOU'rEf) DRY OOODo. WI trs
MILLINERY GOODS. Aro., Sic , h. nat , tioano.
ON L9 I 3;. , NRED&Y WORMS
dprll 27.- eatematraint at 10 o'alock oreelaalt :
eleard will be baud a fall Ilne of eeaeoaable
worth) the attention of beware
VERY ATTRACTIVE &PECTAL P.)STTIV3 R r,
14,000 dozen PLAIN AND FANCY bILK NECK
b 7 t etcalov.wa.
ON WEDNEiDAY,
April 27 commencing at 10 'o'et , et 111c1n4Ad 17 1 1
tht mutt attractive smart/boot of 1-tab
plain and far ey tics ever offornd a , auction, MA en,
lonni weft worth : ti 43 attention of never,.
BLACK MS COLTS AND MR 7 II7:01.5. 1 .
elect, on WEineffee.lt MORSING
late Itieles' entirely, new and re,..tonerdo WTI
black atilt cons , citcalara. nao 4t4144.
Pt RDs FILLeST VITT:. A:4 D v L
Also, anal tine Indies' long and saott
dead heavy bisclt t.Dic mate. sena a: d crab ,ot ?La
A).°. an Inv Ira Paris eetbro dorad black s
veils, blue, tare can.. bf,tv , tto
rl.O ItltS, TiII`FSTA
Also, un invotnn new spring at, lea and n
note on t ribbon , bonnet materialh, einth
Mao, 100 cartoon tick and new Ittyttl etttie
ilowcre.
Al au, lots median!. to extra fitte `white and colored I
Cana.
Also, 6 0 caßel Pair" "a 1116 V Slialor
—rah W
BY HENRY P. WOLBERT,
AtrevoNEsn.
whatt HARITre Strest South Bide. abort P414/14
CLOTBING, DRY 600n3, TIM/W. I IGS, konilYr
000 D. Sic
OM WEDlch;SCa'r MORNING,
April VT, at 10 o'cluok. wit, bs sold re‘dy-made 01A
cloths cmhbimeres, wool and inniqm phi r y a . pr k t ,
drei.s good., skirls, trimmings. s usity.
sbirt-!roots, bats piss, soft hoes, shoes, iiircri-s
'an MSS Ls% Sc,.
Bain of Dyy Goods. Trimmiture. .Notion..ha.,.OT
MONDAY, wEO,I),,SDAY, and F4.IDAY gore
luancink at lo o'clock.
THOMAS & SONS,
Nos. 130 end 141 Smith YOURTU
LARGE PEREMPTORY SALES—EXVEA. CaLUilt
Reis/. EeiTe.rd Aril) sTOCKS. Dirlf A NIL
CAM) —Oar sale on Turoday tiara, at 11
the Exchanee,will ba one of the lerg.
comprising the fo..lowloir. to tai.rot,./
1/ESTri IN /6I) SaN
of W. F. Fotter4ll. dac'd bv 100 feet.
11190(11T BARSKY -Estate of J. T. Pfc'4elh,
now in oseratron, tinder contract with . the tyy Il
partment; rayeible of liolcluir lOU barrels of flour 404.
Ve. INA BLB OAL LANDS, Luzern. C 01.13 4Y —Dv n
T, L Paper, d On'd,
Ito, for acconnt owners:
WALI UT S RSE PRO IERSY, Nos. 913, 0.5.1 lU
by order of Mr.
TELE BP.EIhATA. SPRINGS AND FARM, Lininiti
county. Penna.
H AN NOME COUNT/ Y HEAT, near Linwood .51)1101
Baltimore *turnpike 4r4 — 'ale ahoolate
GRIST r ND Sa W.MI Lb, Monroe county, Penna.
Irredeemable Oronna Rent. +l6O.
WATER STREET and DEL &WARE AVENUE 370Ri
--Trustees' Sale.
Art.I3EFEA LoHATION. AII.IH STRENT, No. ON.
Ra>rery aid D welling, Thirtreeth and Melon Wage.
Dwelling, Flo. IWO South Eleventh street.
Dwelling. No IRIS Dattonw ood eiraet.
weilieg. No 294 South Third street.
Fa-nr Modern Dwellings. Montgomery street.
Residence, P o. Filbert street.
Ilweainge, Noe. 240 and Wt. Sun•per otreet.
c e OFP try Flue, Pon inetitt c nay, Now joreur,
Dwelitn o, North Front otrcot.
Building Lots, Twenty. fifth ward.
Dwelling, Sergeant street
Store. N. 'W. corner Seventeenth and Brandyst
Streets.
Dwelling, Dauphin street, and D welling,
area,
moo, FTOCKc, LOANS, Sm.
lA , II c'teeceintioil of the vrl nL Q%r,'iypi
21Frties in cell) rcady in Pain ph t
Sale Nn. 413 Watherill Street
BIIPBBIOR 31,1175.51
&..
ON TUESDAY MORNING,
April 28th, at 10 o'cicwit, by catalogue. a No It
tberill sliest, between - Br lad and fuesstii.ir.or t,
low Fine street. the entire household fornitnro. Franc
Mato oval mirror. oil painting+. 13 ramiS etrooA. etc.
4 IRP" May be examined at 8 o'clock on the moraine
the sale.
SALE OF If IRCRLL 4NEOLrd BOOKS FROM L!Blth.
—FRENCH AND SPa 515.1 WO 4E3.
ON TUESDAY ASTERN ON,
A intl. Mat tile auction atom ntheellarauus books IN
a. library. Also, Fran eb and Swinish works.
Sale isTo 559 North Sixth street
'HOUSEHOLD FUEISITUES, PIANO, UfHMS, CD:
DBLIER. BBUS•Eba ac.
ON WEDNESIkaIt MORNING.
27th inet. at 10 o'clock, et No. 689 No: =ire
the honcehold foreititre, Sae-toned ninnc. LO
Line French plate pier mirrors, flue Bra.sets
entry.carpete, imperial carpet. gas chandelier: ki:ca
nteumnis
Mly be examined at 8 o'clock on the morning or I'
sale.
Sale at Nos Ha and 141 Snnth Pantth ef rdet,
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, RIAGANP 1204E.W0 3 '
Pi AMOS. MhLODSON. LARGE MIRRORS,
BRUSSRLS OARPRPi. &c
On TRIIRSDAY MORNING, at 9 o'cloct,
At the auction store, the superior faruintra, alaT9
ropewood piano by Obtalarlng, one by
rosewood melodeon. four tina French plats. 'maul a;
piermirrors. large Walnut 13Jok-case, flue Bruoal!ctr
Pax, ac.
WATER CASKS.
On THIIRSDILY DiORNING, at l2 o'cl M..
At Simone warehouse. Front and Otter bt , e.te. t 4
count United States 1146 water rater. nomirvicaabla.
ritir• A portion may be aeon at Front and 011131 . sa
the balance on F'etty'a bland.
Sale at the Rieing Sun Village.
SURPLUS FUREITDRS. BILLIARD ['ABLE, FIS
MIRROR, CaitHiAOSA. DONKEYS. dm.
ON FRIDAY HORSING,
et 11 o'cloch. on Germantown avari 6
the junction of the Old Turk road (Rising San
the warping' furniture. book-cares. rosewood
table. mantel mirror. carpets. mattings. e:e .
Germantown carriage by Rogers. par dockers
wagon
May be examined at 9 o'clock, on the mornir.liat
sale.
UNITED STATES MILITARY gAI
ROADS
OFFICE 01 , ASSINFAIIT OITARTERIIMTSR
VirASHINCiTOZiI, April 25. l!'"'
- D •
AUCTION.—WILL BS 1101.0. on WIIDNE , • • kb
18th day of May. at the itailroad. Depot, in Alexsiidri
Virginia:
Gce 'Pone of Old raliroadl Iron,
' lOe Tons of Old'Osr xles.
If,o Tons of Coot Fcrap Iron,
1101 Tone of Wronght Iron.
ToreB of Old Brest and Copper,
SO Oil Barrels.
Terms: Cash
theovernt Fonds. Ten CO) Par
to be paid at ime of purchase, the balancs
very,
The property must be removed within ten don fro'
dats of sale R L. BOBTolor,
aldBa , rrnYl3 Morale and A (1
SHIPPING.
aItaSTEA Al WEEKLY TO
VERPOOL. TOUCHING AT QUO asr ••'"
(Clerk rialior.) The well-known Steamers of the Lis 4
Pool. New York, and Reiladelphia Steamship GouiO3,
are intended to mall as follows:
CITY OF RALTIBIORB AY, APrilP
FDINBUEO ..S&TURD
CITY 01+- W ARHINGTON.•. ... s ruRD Dins t i
and ot:
vary aseceding satarday at noon. from nix a
NO hTE River.
RATIN OP PASSAGS.
Payab'e in Gold or its equivalent In Carrel:lay.
FIRST CABIN 00S 2 ENRAGE—.
Do. to London &I t 0 Do. to London... •• 2 4'
Do. to Parte.— 90 00 Do. to Parts .....
Do. to Hatnlsnem -90 00 Do to Hamburg,
Passenger. alto forwarded to ifavre. Bremen. I‘o9o
dam Antwerp. Ate., at equall? IOW rates
Fares fr. In Liverpool or Queenstown: First CA
SIB, 2.945. Cott Steerase from feverpeel autl . falieFu . to o.
BHA. Theee wen wish to send for their friends c=a bt
ticiets hero at these rates.
Ver further information apply at tl e ComP* 6l
Offices. JOHN 6. DALE. Assn'.
apl2 M WALNUT Street. Philskill,g2t,
BOSTON AND PHIL 4 10 :
PHU STEAMSHIP LINE. tatlinf fraD 9 51
Wool,o TUBDICT S. frr.m first wharf a Low;
.1141.1sdgipb1fh and Loss Wharf, Bobta,
The Steamehlp
PhllauelPbla foe Boehm on Saturday, Aori , a e !
ra..andieteamebipSotori,hou, Boston for Philarl
on same day at 4 o'clock M.
Boehm Capt. Baker. will Ball
1(1
-cut
nista new and substantial steamships fano firlr
line. Ea/ling from each port punctually on eata'''
__.
luau's-aces effected at one-half the Prete"' 65tgia
on salt vtesels.
Preilibts tags at fah sates.
Shippers are requested to send Blip Receipts sea
Lading with their goods.
For Freight or Passage (having floe ocwn“"6 6 3 t „r i
apply to HENRY IV' s
rot 9 , 3311 Soo.b DELA wi fa' 4
•
I; 4 '
FINE, FRAC! ICA. I, I
TNT for the last twenty yearn I.III,T H IN O VN
brlow Third. Ineerts the moat beautiful 1 . .6 11 ..,00t
age. mounted on Ane Sold. Plattaa. O li ver. b,t „ o eio
Ot relit% Atober &a., at price& for nest end 8 11 .. o l d
work, more realsonanle team any.Thratid t4t, To d,
State. Teeth Veined to hut far life atflAilS.l4
rel a te/1 i" to l flt a . uit ltefe ff r o en Pal ee. n b l ea ° t 6X fa t ri e l t irr 414
;492"-CII
mIITHOMBON'S LON --, C , A ,.
KITOHRNER., OR EUROPEAN RlNGyili rt
notols. or public iuntritratons. to T
DIPPERENT EIZAE. Also. PhiltWelP ill ' . Ir4t A
Rot. Air.Pnrnacea Pottable_lleators. bowliown
Fireboard Stoves. 'Bath Sonora. Stewhoie Plato; „
ors. Cooking Stoves. .ta wholesale
a.
the manufacturers.
ihkel,tutlasema iiio. SOO Si" 4l3) 6..
SHARPE. & THOES°.,/,o'