RELIGIOUS BIEL LIGENCE.
Meeting in - Behalf of tile Northern Rome
for Friendless Children.
We have been requested to state that the
minted electing of the Northern Home for
Friendless children will be held to-morrow (sun
day) evening, at the Filet Reformed Dutch Church,
Seventh and Spring Garden streets (Rev. J.
H. Suydam, pastor). As this is one of the
noblest, and, we believe, best menaced of benevo.
lent institutions, everything c alculated to awaken
additional interest in iii behalf deserves the atten
tion of the Christian public: and ire hope, therefore,
to see the church filled with flynipiiiiiwing friends Ort
thin occasion. The ;Ellie., Who have . the manage.
anent Of the "Rome? have lieen indefatigable in
their efforts to make It all that its name implies.
Let them be encouraged in their mission of my.
Th e mec tleg will be ably addressed by Rey Mr.
Suydam and others.
New CntreCti volt THE Rev. M. AnAltra.—The
(N. S. Presbyterian) church edifice, corner of Bread
and Green streets, is needy completed. The pastor
of the congregation fur which it is intended, the
L E. Adams, has been for some time pest in
ill health, though he Is now improving and able oc
casionally to preach. By the generous consent of
his charge. however, he will riot resume his active
duties as pastor until next fall, intending to spend
the intervening months anon„ his native hills of
New Remyahlre. The new elemoh will probably ,
not be immally Opened until Mr. Adams' return.
The Sunday school and weekly services have been
for some time past held in the basement of the
church, entrsece on Green street. We learn that a
fine organ has heed built for the new church, and
that no lAMB will be spared to render the edifice,
when opened, one of the most comfortable and at
tractive in the city.
Neville° TO HAVE GOD ReCOONIZen IN THE
C ON ETITNTION.—Tits fact that there is no direct re
cognition of the Supreme Ruler of the Universe in
the,Americen "Magna Charts." has at various
times been the veleta of criticiem and regret. The
emissive wee certainly mei beeithae of any prep in.
clerance of infidelity among its tummy, although
that has been alleged by some, whose wish was no
doubt father to the thought, in cedar to create tee
negative argument against Christianity that the
Mtn Whom lee natter/ had 'meet cause to revere were
men who to this way geld, with the fool, "there is
leo God." Now, however, since a remodelling of
that time-honered instrument is not only looked
upon w ith ee eleacerey. but by the popular veal de
manded, the Chrestien public, through their alltiteo
rizrd spokesmen, the clergy, are moving is the twit
ter of recognizing God in the Constitution. A meet
ing of all denominations of Christians, for this pur
pose, will be held on Monday evening next, in the
Second Presbyterian Oberon (Bev. ])r. Shields'),
Seventh street, below Arch; commencing at eight
O'clock.
Penerevremeac HISTORICAL SOCUITC.—The an.
mire address before tide miciety wilt be delivered on
Tuesday, May al, et 6 Weer: le P. iIL, in the Re
formed Presbyterian Charon (Rev. Dr. Wylie's),
Broad street, abote Fite, by the Rev. Joseph T.
Ccoper, D. D. Subject—" The Controversy Re
epicting Rites and Cerement e.
DIDPS.AL ACT BY A FeetoweToweeleetle—A.
very her dsorce brown-st , ne parsonage, recently
erected on the premises adjoining the Bateau Bap
tist Church, West Philadelphia, has been presented
for the tree use of the pastor, Rev. James Coapert
by Captain John Levy, whore former liberality to
this church we have already had one:idea to note.
The edifice is built in the ters man style of architec
ture. and is es commodious as it is elegant.
FIFTY-TROD XRETIVO IN BCnALF OF TEE PRI
LAMY-FRIA TRACT AND llelliisnen
fifty-third meeting iu behalf of this soeety will be
held in the Green Rill Precbyterian Church, Girard
avenue, between eater - nth. awl centeonth streets,
tomorrow (dueler) esslliLe, ist '3.1;
SuccEssor. To REV. T. STaeir Saxe,—The Rev.
Horatio *tables, eestor of th:, tire; Perish Church
in Portland, peseched his fa cw.. , 11 sermon in that
City On Sunday list, prior to pr,ic,eding to Califer
nia to IMMIX charge of the chute& of the late Rev.
Thomas Starr Ring, in Septe meet hex", Mr. etebe
bins will, in the meantime, supety the pulpit of Rev.
Dr. Bellows, in New York.
The - DATE REV. Da. BILTISFMA I.lloTrftr.g.—.
mitten. Sheldon h Co. are haul re; a new thtol:teical
Wok, from the pen of the late Rev. Dr. Bethune,
with the title, "Expository Lectures on the ]lei.
striberg Catechism."
Tun 'FIFTH Berlin Melon', of this city, have
just completed Leek tasteful end commodious new
building, at the corner of Eighteenth and Seeing
Garden streets, and it now only awaits carpeting
and cushioning. The house and ground, with a
separate lecture room, will cost over $70001), Whisk
is all paid, within a very small sum. The spire is
thought to be the most beautiful in the city. The
pastor, Rev. T. B. Simmons, has had a severe
puireeeery Week, and has received a furlough till
September. He has not been able to preach for a
month past. The congregation, though not wealthy,
is active and liberal, and surprises its sister churches
by the amount of its contributions, not only for its
current esperses, but for all benevolent objects, Rev.
Dr. Malcom, pastor of this church when it met in
SEIIIOIII street, resides near, and is a member, as is
also the Rev. W. Livermore, a refugee from the
South. Its Sued aseschoel is large said prosperous.
ST. Trießre LUTUDVieIi can exte—Tee coegre•
gation of St. Balk's Lueteran Church, Spring
Garden and Thirteenth streets, under the pailvral
ewe of Rev. G. E. Krotel, are taking the lira steps
towards enlarging their house of worship. Toe im
provements, it is said, will be cosily, but they are
already provided for by the libelee contributions of
members. This it emphatic illy n time for "de
vising liberal things," notwethstending the present
temporary stringency In the money mereet.
"Teas Umeerese," of this eity, cmgratulatas the
Catholics cf the United States upon the appoint
ments of Right Rev. Bishop Meilloakey, of St.
',Outs, to the See of New York, made vacant by the
death of Arebbishop Hughes, and Right Rev. Bishop
Spaulding, of Louisville, Ky., to the vacant See of
Baltimore.
Hay. DOCTORS SEISE AND KRAITTII.—On Sunday
morning week,tthe Rev. Dr. Seise, pastor of St.
John's Lutheran Church, Race street, below Sixth,
preached his last sermon previous to smiling for Eu
rope. The Board of Trustees of this church have,
by a 11111111111/01111 vote, invited the Rev. Charles P.
Erauth, D. D., editor of the Lutheran and eliesionary,
to supply the vacancy created by Dr. Seise' tempo
rary absence.
HANDSOME DONATIONS.—As donations to Sant
tary Fairs are now viewed in the light of a religious
duty, there can be no impropriety in chronicling the
following interesting incident, in this column or The
Press:
"The finance committee of the New York Sanitary
Fair called upon Commodore Vanderbilt, and solici•
ted at his hands a donation. He answered that he
would give an mush to the fair as "any other man"
in 'New York. Thereupon, the committee visited
Mr. A. T. Stewart, and reported to him the offer of
the Commodore. Stewart at onoe drew his check for
sioo,oto, and handed it to the committee, and they.
armed with the check, again waited upon the (10m
modore, and showed him the contribution of Stew.
art. Vanderbilt had been cornering other people for
quite a while in Harlem stock, but this time he found
himself cornered.. However, he was as good as his
weed. lie aerated Stowarthe cheek with At chock of
his own for a like amount."
UEITED STATES CHRISTIAN COMHISSION—LIiT.
TER FLOM THE SECRETARY OF Wam--The
Rig letter has just been received from the Hon.
edwin N. Stanton, by Rev. Dr. Dyer, of the New
York branch of the United States Christian Com
mission :
WAR. DEPARTMENT,
WAsaileOTON, April 1611, laS4
Dan Sea Among the benevolent associations
Organized by patriotic and charitable men during
the present war, none has surpassed, and few, it
any, have equalled the Christian Commission in
zeal, enemy, and disinterested devotion to the hu•
mane objects of their institution. Their efficient
labors in the field, in the hospital, and in the camp
have been felt by soldiers and officers, and have fre
quently been brought to the notice of this depart
went• It Is not only a pleasure, but I regard it as
an official duty, to commend the Christian Commis
lion to public confidence and respect, se an institu
tion whose labor. cannot fail to contribute greatly
to the welfare of Our armies.
Yours truly,
EDWIN 31. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
Rev. Dr. DYlnt, New York.
Wrr. 270TICSaicier van Itnv. Dn. PLIJITIM late of
the Western Theological Seminary, has been ap•
pointed to deliver a discourse, on the life and death
thelate Rev. Robert Taylor, in the NorthPresbyte
tianChurch, tomorrow morning. 'This /a - mental Cler.
gyman had been unanimously elected to the pasto
rate of the North Church a short time since, when,
having been suddenly stricken down with disease, he
was removed by death before entering his new field
of labor. Being a young man of rare abilities and
great promise, his lees is seriously felt by the con
gregation over Whom he had so recently been called
to be the "overseer."
HEALTH OP TIER POPR —lt 1111 difficult to arrive at
the truth with regard to Roman intelligence. Etch
correspondent gives his OWII peculiar tinge to the
information he conveys. • The health of the Holy
Esther continues to be the great topic, and each
little attack of the malady (erysipelas), to which he
has been long a victim, is magnified into a death 11l-
DUI. Still, In the natural course of events, the dis•
solution or the Pontiff mutt afflict the Catholic
world at no very remote period, for at eeventy•three
the risks of a life that is always tineertain attain
their highest, and it is well to know that the Sacred i
Vollege is prepared for every eventuality. Those
who expect that the temporary vacation of the
Chair of reckonould make easy the path of the Re.
volution far and wide without their host, as
'there never was a stronger loyal feeling in the Pa, j
trimony than at present, or a more thorough named
mitty of sentiment &mon get the Catholic Powers as t
to the necessity of the strict preservation of into- I
grits , of Papal nghts.—Boston Past,
Qrrexan ' EVANGELISTS GOING TO GREENLAND. I
--A recent number of Friends' Review says that !
Isaac Sharp, a member of the Society of Friends in i
England, has been commissioned to pap a ten
pious visit in Greenland," and that Harrison
Penny, another member of the Society, has volun
tarily offered to be his companion. Tney expected
to sail from Copenhagen about this time. Such
visits o f Quaker evangelists is the last century
frequently occurred among the Indians of our own
land, and on more than one ozcasion the converts
Zeisberger and his coadjutors had gathered
Into the church were cheered by the presence and
liberal aid of Friends.
APoIIoPiIIATIONS have been made by the Califor
nia Legislature to the following Catholic institu
tions : Orphan Asylum, San Francisco, slo,Coo
Dicgdeden Asylum, $5,000; Orphan Asylum, Loa
Angeler, $4,00o; and Orphan Asylum, Santa Bar
bera, $.2 - ..1100.
SitEVirurOP A VZITRAIt Manton/Br PrtiLsonere.
—The Itev. Peter Cartwright, of Illinois Conference,
in a communication to the Central Christian Advocate,
reports over two hundred conversions and accessions
in lilt district since Conference, and aids
"/ am in my seventy-ninth year, and this it m 9
sixtleth_year of regular travelling life as a preacher
in the N. E Church, yet I am able to preach from
two to four time, every week. For forty-five years
the appointing power, have seen proper to put me
In charge of &Arleta as presiding olden twelve times
- the annual conference have seen proper to elect me
.3,11 a delegate to our General Conferences."
CANADA.-The Catholic ()hutch in Montreal, and I
tthltSerninary especially, have sustained a sextons '
Ideal in the death of Rev. Joseph Comte, on Situ-
M".. the ,i‘th inst. The deceased was in his 71.1115
kite% having been bornin Montreal in 1793. In 1817
gii r i oe ived priestss orders, and for many years was
.the pr eeureur of the seminary, during which time
he implied the respect of all with whom his post
non b ro ught him into eontact.
six thousand men attended t he P asc hal fJommu
nil= in the Parochial Church o f
m re Dame alone,
Pm% on Faster Sunday. , Th an e gra vast d etro
in he armicely cont ea the num.
r 1"1111 °lt dr .l a to it from an early hour, in the
bets that P0L1TC.....
erd_d a seeathar. wri " te Th o ey ne
(see of the moat pi e rcing
Wert" says the Archbishop of r "to
of the most beautiful pages of the
lire of Christ: ,
It was a grand, edifying ap es of
on. van Pourreice.—A discourse Will be
delivered 'Uri:narrow , evening, in the Church of the
Puritans, New York, by Rev. Dr. Oheever, on the
the death. of Hon. Owen Lovejoy, and
commemorative of his wank for God, our country,
and the freedom of the enslaved. Service' com
mence at half past seven.
The Crest Central Fair.
To the Editor of The Press:
Sin : In your paper of today, in an article on the
"Great Sanitary Fair," you have spoken of Mr.
John Rice as the contractor for the buildings now
emoting in Logan square. It is clue to that gentle
man that this error should be corrected, and tart it
should be known to the public that Mr. Rice is not
a contractor, nor is he connected professionally With
any part of the work being done there ; but that, as
a member of the Buildics Committee, he hes rem
doted most effiaient and valuable services, besides
having generously contributed towards the object
of the fair.
Very rerpectfutly ,
YA' WELSH, Chairman
Arum 27, 1861
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EXTENSION OF THE - ELECTIVE FRAN
(I3ISE.—The Executive Committee of the Great
Central Fair have under consideration a proposi
tion, submitted by a lady member of the committee
on Income, Labor, and Revenue, to extend to
females the right of voting for the next likelidene4
ef the "United States. It is quite likely that the
enbject will receive favorable consideration, and its
execution will be one of the most attractive and
profitable features of the Fair. Its originality is
the attraction, and the charge of twentt.five cents
tgainat every lady who would designate her favo
rite will constitute its profit. The only objection
i- that whichis urged by some of the ladies them
selves, who Would be much more delighted to know
that their influence was so far felt as to be more
practical than theoretical. Nevertheless, the ladies
will no doubt chow a zeal and earnestness in the
matter that will parallel, if it does not excel the en
thusiasm at which they find so much fault with
brothers, fathers, husbands. and lovers, during a
political canvass. They will doubtless vote early,
and vote often, and bring up their friends
to do likewise, who, perhaps, to excel, all
others might vote oftener and vote earlier. What
ever may be iheoght of the suhj.ct, it is be
pied doubt that the great aim of holding the Fair
merely to swell the treasury of the Sanitary Com
mission, will be greatly prcmoted. What lady woo
visits she Fair has not a preference for the Presi
dency, and who would not willingly part with a por
tion of her postage currency to give that preference
a real and substantial shape? It will doubtless en
hance the interest which the Fair is everywhere
exciting, and will necessitate the mininilttee to
make even larger provisions for the site of
ticeets of admission to the Fair. The idea is en
tirely a lads's, who is greatly sanguine of its
success, We all unow how successful was the
sword content in . the. New York Sanitary Fair,
realizing over $40,000 that might!other wise have been
lost to the Commission. It is designed to have a
sword contest at our Fair • but the females, with a
degree of selfishness that is not always credited to
them, desire to have a field that is entirely their
Own. Let them have it, and they will give evidence
at once of what the female portion of this section
of the World can do for charity anti for country.
NERVOUS EXCITEMENT.—The recent
boiler explosions in our city have caused people ge
nerally to become quite nervous ; especially those
who reside in the vicinity where steam-boilers are
in constant daily use. One or two instanoae that
have been brought to our notice show this feeling.
On the scorning after the explosion at Messrs. (Mr
relius Si BskerPs manufactory, a little girl WAN A4en
loitering about the door of a boiler-mon, adjacent
to her home. She seemed to be doubting about en
tering or leaving. She was observed by the engi
neer, who asked her what she wanted. She beckon
ed him to the door. " Please sir," said she, " mo
ther ouch won't you be careful with your boiler VI
Upon saying this she hastened home, having deli
vered hrr message under very trying circumstances.
We heaid of another instance, which shows the
nervousness of mankind. Four or five gentlemen
were standing in an engine room. discussing the huh•
jest of the recent explosion. The engineer pushed
up the safety valve, to try his steam. Instantly
upon the puff' being made, these gentlemen took
" French leave." They thought the boiler had
burst. They recovered themselves in a moment,
had a laugh among themselves, though one of them
said that for a moment he "felt a goitiniesx about
the stomach."
A very large steam boiler, located not far from a
rublic school house, became overheated, steam
valves were opened, the damper was closed, and the
fire put out. The screaming steam resounded in the
neigtborheod, and midents, for the moment, left
their houscs. Luckily for nearly 800 ehillren, the
school had adjourned some time before. Teen oc
currences point hire index fingers to the general
feeling, of course. If it is electricity that explodes a
boiler, and not simply steam, it is very clear that a
proper agency, simple in its construction, can be
and should be applied at once, so as to appease the
minds of thousands of our citizens, who are thrown
into convulsions almost upon hearing the sound of
tics pOg steam. •
ACCIDIMTS.—A boy named John Rivel,
aged twelve years, had his left hand cut off yester
day morning by being caught in the picker at Ste.
vans & Whittaker's mill, Blanavunk. Ile was con
veyed to the hospital His brother Henry, aged ten
yearn, while attempting to rescue him, had one of
his hands injured.
Matthias Maher, aged sixteen years, had his left
arm torn off yeetelday morning by being caught in
a shaft at a mill in illanayunk. He was taken home.
Yesterday afternoon a lad named Timothy Canty,
aged oat Nevi § had both of his legs badly injured
by being run over on the North Pennsylvania Rail
road, on America street, above Messer. He was
carrifd to the residence of his parents, in Lloyd
street, where his right leg was amputated. The
driver of the team, Henry Davis, (colored,) was ar
reatrd by the police.
A GREAT IMP.ROVEILENT IN SEWING
MIICHTNES.—On the 26th inet. a ;Aleut was granted
to Charles Parham, of this city, for certain new and
useful improvements in shuttle-sewing machines.
By the combination all the various sHtehea may
be made, (both single and double thread,) including
a new buttonhole stitch on the lock or shuttle prin
ciple, with the same instrument. An entirely new
branch of trade will be reached, such as the sewing
of carpets, awnings, salts, am., using the overlap or
whip stitch. From all appearances this patent will
prove to beone of immense importance to the pub.
lie, and of great value to the inventor, as we under
stand that several heavy capitalists of this city,
New York, and Boston, are now organizing a com
pany for manufacturingunder the above patent, and
ere preparing to get Hilo immediate operation.
SOLDIER2' CONTItraCTION.—The Secre
tary of the United States Christian Commission re
ceived yesterday a contribution of $2lO from the 21
Vermont Regiment', with a letter from the chaplain
of the regiment, Rev. A. Mack, who write) that
it is forwarded as a thank- offering, to he expensed
by the Commission in furnishing secular and reli
gious reading for the army. In doing this, he says
that the above contribution has been made without
any solicitation on the part of the Commission, but
purely as as egpreasion of appreciation of the many
favors received, as a regiment, from the institution.
MORE RAILROAD ; Byr crreffTs.—Chriatian
Drake, aged 4% years, wEs run over by a car at
Twfinly•fourth street And Pennsylvania Avenue, by
which one of his lees was badly crushed. He was
removed to the St. Joseph's Hospital.
Timothy Carty, aged eight years, was run over by
a mule.teaml on the North Pennsylvania Railroad,
near America street, by which both his legs were
shockingly crushed. One of them had to be ampu
tated. The unfortunate boy was taken to his home,
in Lloyd's court. The driver of the team was ar•
rested.
COI:MTS.—In the courts yesterday but lit
tle Malmos was done. In the case of Seld9mridge
vs. Fretton & Sehollenberger, in the District Court,
before Judge Bare, the !jury rendered a verdict in
favor of plaintiff for the amounts claimed, without
interest. The court then adjourned. The Court of
Quarter Sessions adjourned after a session of half
an hoar, there being no eases ready for trial.
SLIGHT FIRE.—A fire broke out yester
day morning in the upper part of a dwelling back Of
No. 131 Christian street, owned and occupied in a
dwelling and grocery store by Thos. Rider. The
flames were confined to the loft and roof. The
damage done was slight, and Is covered bp insurance.
A son of the occupant was arrested and locked up
on suspicion of having fired the building. The Fire
Marshal win investigate the case.
ARRIVED.—The 043 sick anti wounded
soldiers, from the hospitals at Washington, arrived
yesterday morning about 6 o'clock, as mentioned in
The Press. They were under the charge of Surgeon
Solomon Andrews. Atter being refreshed >at the
eiloonc, they proceeded by rill to New York',
FROM A FORBIGN POP.T.—The brig J.
W. Drink% Capt. Bookman, arrived at this port
Teaterday, from Matanzas, with 149 Wide and 417
boxes of sugar, and 64 hhds or molasses.
THE POI,IOE.
adfore Mr. Alderman Welding.]
/toy at Pencil or be Shoe-
Rebecca Anderson was arraigned on Thursday after-
noon, on the charge of threatening to blow out the brains
of Mr. Geo. Refer, merchant, on Front street near Mar
ket. Jt seems the woman had lead-pencils to sell. Ac
cording to the evidence. she went into the store, and
asked Mr. F. if he would not buy a lead-pencil, to which
he replied no; rho then began to praise the quality of
them, but still he refused to negotiate; suddenly the wo
man puind out a double-barreled piatol, heavily-load
ed. and pointing It at the head or Mr. P. said " she
would blow his brains out, if he did not buy one." The
merchant extricated himself from the dilemma he was
in, and had the woman arreated. trpon being question
ed by the alderman. as to her conduct on this occasion,
she said that she was a poor woman, and peddled lead
pencils. and other useful things suitable for counting
tenses. stores. dm. She had experienced many insults
from men to whom she simply offered things for sale,
and she had made up her mind to shoot the first one who
offended her moral feelings.
In reply to a 'question whether Mr. R had insulted
her, she replied in the negative' She was committed to
answer the charge of carrying concealed deadly
weapons.
(Before Kr. Alderman Beitler.
Ten cent Counterfeit Currency.
John Tor, a bartender of a public place in Islington
lane near Camp Cadwalader. was arraigned at the Cen
tral Station yesterday afternoon on the charge of pa/m
-int counterfeit ten-cent currency notes. It seems that a
soldier received in change for a ten-dollar stets one hun
dred ten-cant notes that were counterfeit, as Well axe
elated and printed as the genuine The soidiere at Camp
Cadwalader have been flooded with these connterfeits,
given in exchange for genuine bilis. Fox was committed
to await a hearing, to take place thbi afternoon at the
Central Station.
Alleged Larceny.
Isaac Williams. &colored boy. employed at the Conti
nental, to attend an entrance door, was arraigned? at the
Contra! Station. yesterday afternoon ' on the charge of
'stealing a tin box -
containing six or seven dollars, the
Properly of 11r. J. Risley. it seems that Mr. R. has a
newspaper stand on the second floor, for the especial ac
commodation of ladies. This stand le attended, by a
daughter of Mr. U. Yesterday, the young lady went
down stairs to get a particular paper for a lady. The tin
box, containing the proseads of the morning's sales, was
Pieced under a cover. The attendant wee not absent
Mars than a couple of minutes; when she returned
ens found the box and contents gone. The loss was
reported to Mr. Risley, and he, in turn. called data
Erccial Other Rnseell. It was ascertained from Sarah
Cromley, Whose vocation requires her attention on the
sixth floor, that the defendant bad passed that way a
short time before Search was made, and the tin. box
Was found hid In the loft. The defendant did not return
by the-wt:" he had gone. Ile descended by another
stairway. lio other Lemon had passed that way in the
meantime. nor is there any other servant about the Con
tinental that looks like the defeadant. Pions of the mo
ney eras found upon him.
Mr. Russell teatintathat the defendaathad no - business
. whatever up stairs; his business required his attention
exclusively - at the Street door. The derendaat replied
that he bad a card for a lady in room Leo and that is
what took him up ',lairs It was stated that this room
le on the third floor. The defendant was teen on,.the sixth
"noon Re Was committed to Ammer.
(Before Ur. .I.l.aeruma.
How a Soldier was Robbed.
•
Jane Cripman. Martha Drew. Robert Smith. and
Henry Anderson Were committedyesterday answer the
charge or robbing a soldier named ems Tualts.of
the sum of Of and a Silver ' watch. Ii the soldier
was invited by a newly-made friend to visit the honed
of Mrs. Drew. at Ninth and Christian streets. on Thurs
day afternoon. Hero be drank a slams of ale. which
seemed to be drugged. Se drank no more of it, and re
covered somewhat from its effects. A carriage ride was
Proposed. The soldier his friend, and the two women
sot into a carriage- The banks of the Schuylkill and
sundry other romantic places were viettod. and the Party
had a lively time generally The soldier. who said he
lived at US Brown street, - finally wanted to go horns,
and the carriage was directed accordingly. Upon reach
ing the corner of Bannon' and Sixth streets Tuella dis
covered that he had ban robbed. The trahlota was
atopred, the police were called; Officer hismonsee re.
4POdtdd• Vat Vorti wore &Mt to tim Ifxdoipsiqest
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Mattes-home. Cron bend Pelr elled. t
Dhew. e 841"
mooch
Was found upon the psrson of tiaras r The
could net be seen A couple of Potion officara proceeded
disce hous am t Nint deadhristian amts. wn ere thelr
veredth a rsen. having the watch DI
their possession They were accordingly arrested. and,
With die two women. were committed la ideralidt Of ILO)
bail to answer.
lALTTEIL BAGS.
AT TEM MERCHANTS' HscHANoti. PHILADBLPITEA.
Dip Empi re Q peen. Koran. ..... Liverpool. 500 el.
Strip weivinsm. Cara-- Liverpool. goon.
FBILLDBLPRIA BOARD OF =ADZ.
SAMUEL N. BTOKIIB,
(kWkV. TATHAM . . CoMMITTRE OP THE MONTE.
13k173. MABbHALL.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, April 29.18640
Risza....s 81Etric SEra 6 521Hraa VITAAPA •.8 52
II S supply steamer Massachusetts. taut Woo if West
commanding. from Charleston. 72 hours. via Norfolk.
Hospital, with over 150 passengers, prisoners and inva
lids. No news from Charleston or Ftorida. The
bi
rassed at sea two monitor batteries. steamers Western
Marano/in Havana, City of Richmond. Baltimore. and
U S steamer Wm:Lisette.. bound south. Spoke off Fry
ing Pan Shoals U 8 steamer Keystone State; also. to
southward of Hatteras II 8 steamer Vernon—all
BePorts good weather oaths coast. Passed in the
bay barks Ann Elisabeth, from Illantanzastirhomas
/en, frOnt Porto Caholloi Andaman. from gnawed 'eland.
In toW of a stemmas; Annie nod Lints. from New York:
Bid:kite, from Cardenas; brigs Matilda, from West In•
dies; San Antonio. from new Orleans. and several
°there :names not mum twined.
Brig Mary C Marriner, hiarrlner. 9 days from Sam,
With enter and tuoineees to B C it ltht & Co.
Brie Brisk°. Backman. (coin Matanzas lath last.
with ears and molasses le Scht Itleson Co.
Selo . Ware. Crowell, 2 days from Boston, with mdse
to Cro well & Collins.
Ear Sarah. Benson, 6 days from New Bedford, with
boards to J B Brooks.
St.ateur 11 Torreto e. Philbrick. i 4 hours front New
York, with nuke to W P Clyde.
Pope. Warren, 24 house from New York, With
radio to W P Clyde
ottsnier aarab. donee ' 24 hours front New York. with
mdse to Wm /if Baird tsCo.
"NNW....NNVP
CLRARED.
Ship Wyoming. Barton. Liverpool. Cope Broe.
bbip Empire Queen, Moran, Licari:ooi, P Wright &
Sons.
Batk Garibaldi. Hoyt. New Orleans Tyler & CO.
Brig Blinn P btswert, Cain. do do.
Brft Alfred, Bufeagle. Port Royal.. Navy Agent.
Brig Vincennee.. Iludedon, Bervbarypert, Brakision.
thee, & Co. Eel r SP B Bowe, Harris. Olonrasier. do.
Schr Maggie Louisa (Br), Smith, Rio Janeiro. Thos
VialP4lll4. done.
bel,rJ C Collyer. Crosby. Boston, L Andanried & Co.
herr hi.nneso , a, ani th. Prot/comm. do,
ithr Lan Bbinith Metal, Boston. Reading FL:Broad.
Sdla- .1 W Has. Cain. 155Aton. hiobM. Caldirett & Co.
Bar H at Week a, Ketchum. Charlestown, do.
Sour lviebilegale. Batbe,llieltion. do.
B lien. Care, Ilaprocket. Pearson & Go.
Behr D G Floyd. Hackett, Newp (rt. do. •
Bohr Pant bete. Ohba. Douvereport. Mimes & CO.
Fehr Jl3 Schmon, Smith. Providence. do.
&Mr J Gactwalader. Wll2iams, Beet Cambridge. C. A.
& Co. -
eclir J Crandall. Gage Port Royal, Er Adams.
Far L 11 Outfit. &whims. Fort Monroe. Tyler at Co.
Rehr Thames, Benjamin, do. do.
Schr Village lirrni. Havlht, Boston. Hammett, Van
Dwelt. & LOCtlllall.
Fehr Mary Ymily. Griffin, Bangor, D PARLAIMP. & Co.
Behr amen Logan, Smith. Boston, Wm H Johns.
Schr Harriet Baker, Webber. Portland. 15 A deader &
Co.
Behr GP Whipple. Fowler. Washington. L Markle.
Romer Buffalo, Jones, New York. W P Ciyde
Simmer Samson. Donning. New York, W P Clyde.
Steamer R W illing. Dade. &thin:ore. A Groves. Jr.
OILBAT DIEGOVERY!
APP)Sable to the
treefel Atli
A New Thing
Its Comblnatlon
Boot and shoe
M&11131M3111.3r1.
Jewelers;
/stall vs.
it is a Liquid.
IlAmleaber
jo'dl-k+e!bzl~
THE - UNDERSIGNED HAVE Tllll3
-IL DAY 424!4.1.A.A. !MA eivartnerekdr. Hader tbe firta.
name of J. C. BTRAWB RI DOE at CO.. for the trarmac
tion of the Wholesale and Retail Dry Goode find:von. at
the northwest corner of 10013TH sod 2,T 4 SIX sr Btreeta.
J. CI STRAWBKID 4 3Pe
1.1i7f8 WAXER.
FliTLAllnalmt, Mart), 9, 18,81. aPZ9 Ot
N OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the Par tnerehip h ere' afore enlisting between lifdrrie
S. Wlekerebem and Edward L. Brown. under the firm
orEnwe.}.E L. BROWN. hex thin day been dtaadlired by
maul on,s4ut. MORRIE E. wroxsismaikar.
EDWARD L. BROWN.
Whiled Plata. April 28 1684.
The bsudnesk or the concern will be settled by Ildward
L. Brown. at the Foundry in Went Philadelphia. ap7Bf4t
THE UNDERSIGNED HERE BY P UR
LIEZ. the terms of a Limited Partnership, which
they have formed hi compliance with the laws of Pella
sylvenia.
The name of the ton under which the said part
nership Is to be conducted is GEORGE V. NEVILLE
Fecond. The general nature of the business inter. ded
to be transacted by the said firm or partnership is the
COMMISSION PRODUCE BUSINESS,
Third. The G.neral Partner of the said firm le
GEORGE V. NaVILLE. residing at Holmesbnrg, in the
Twenty-third ward of the city of Philadelphia, and the
Special-Partner is TORN WHITENOT, residing at 316
South Tenth street. in the city of Philadelphia.
Fourth. The said Special. Partner has contributed to
the common stock of the said firm the am of nye thou.
sand dollars.
Fifth. The said Partnership shall commence on the
first day of .Tanury, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and simy-four. and shall terminate
on the Met day of December. in the year of our Lord one
thousand idea hundred and sixty-seven.
GEO V. NEVILLE
sofor warm:wt.
!Witness at signing.
Some WHITE. ate WV
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
HENRY W. %MIURA having Purchased the In
terests of TREVOR T. FOWLER and TIITLOW JAMS
SON, in the boldness heretofore carried on in the Girard
Howse * under the style of RANAGd. FOWLBR & (30..
the partnership is hereby declared to be dissolved. Au
parties indebted to the said Arm are reonested to make
Settlement with Henry W. %snags.
HENRY W. RABIECIA,
TREVOR T. FOWLitli,
TOTLOW TARRSON.
Pnwswmpars, April 4. 1864. eV/4f
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS
- 1 - BAT formed. o. BoDertriereldri for the atrrYlllB on of
the JOB PRINTBSG. Bneinese. tinder the Irm-name of
MIME, GRAHAM, 4 NcFARLAND.
C. klitER.B.
WM. J. GRAHAM.
Aram 16, 1.864. WM. McFARLLND.
6720-12 r
iVOTICE.--CHARTYB C. KNIGHT IS
admitted to an interest in oar baldness from this
d a te. C. D. BOBBINS & CO..
Iron and Steel Merchants,
,7g. E. corner SECOND and VISE Street., and
42 and 114 North YBONT iitteet 4
PEITLALVIPRIA, ALCIII. 1864. SWAM
THE 17NDERSIGSED HAVE THIS
••••
DAY entered Into copartnership and haying pur
chased tbolotenol of PETER T. WE IGHT & CO.. will
STRETCHe Wb olesale Drug business. ander the name of
11111INIATT k 00— at the old stand, No. 64119
MAK= Street. AARON STRRTGEL
• - JOSEPH S. BARNETT
PRTLADELPHIA, April 1. 1564. ant-lm
I3RIGGS GOLD CO.
MINES-BRIGGS & GREGORY LODES,
CAPITAL 10.000 SUARFAS - 1110 0 BELCH.
TRUSTEES.
3. SMITH BRIGGS
DSO. M. PULLMAN Chicago.
ANTHONY A ENO • • -New York.
HENRY COGHILL .. ........« «
R. CORNELL WHITE. .... , •
C. C. ALGEL Hudson, N. T.
U. G. AEGILL " Providence. B. L
Presides; .7. SMITH BRIGGS. •
Treasurer, WALTER LAWTON,
Secretary, D. LITTLEJOHN.
Comma, J. S. WOODWARD.
Mining Superintendent, DRA H. ERIGCS4
ept.im Office 25 GLINT Street. Hew York.
BLACK -HAWK
GOLD MININQ COMPANY.
MINES—BOBTAII., GICROORY
LODES—GILPIN CO., COLORADO.
CAPITAL. 50,000 SHADES $lOO 21.0 H.
TRUSTEES.
P. H. MID% New York.
W. L. LEE, Colorado.
ANTHONY. ARIIOI7X, Pew York.
O.IOROII BLISS. JR.. New York.
O. W. CHILE. New York.
J. E. WILLIAMS, Now York.
.1. HALL PLEASANT& Baltimore.
LEONARD SWETT,_Wasitinitton.
CARLOS PIERCE. Boston.
Fresidont•4 JUDD.
Tic' Preoldint—W. L LEE.
Treasnrez—WALTEß 13 LAWTON.
Secretary—D. LITTLEJOHN.
Conssel—JOHNS. WOODWARD.
Oeneral Director—MYLO LEE.
OPTION, No. Ea maw STREET, NEW TORN.
aplB-lm
BUILDING ILEDWARE.
MAP minim_
B Z/X0
InsvßaL missams„ liirrYA L OMPEI.
and all kinds of wroct large or small.
131IIITTNFI BO L OH - BOLTB.
and many artistes of nildifilf and Carrindn gardinTh
mannfacd and kept on hand at
JKSON MOB WOR.
M 12 -3m Ogoo g o. Tr 0111711,0 H Ans i ,
auflusturara of Warralated B X amd. HAY .
1/1 cOORD 'l3 PATENT AMERICAN
AAP- N.A.TTLI BA'TTON. —The beet Instrument of alarm
and defence in the 'world- Bold by the inventor. No.
145 N. SIXTH. blow Rua. No humanism should
Waa
bs without on". 'l la*
THE PRESS.-PHILADELPHIA; SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1864.
CEMENT.
USEFUL AND MIURA
DISCOVERY!
HILTON'S
INSOLUBLE CEMENT I
Fa of more Roma preetirel
than any 1111111211011 now tetra the
Palls. It has been thoronahly 1414..
durbar the last two years by
pmetisel men. and pronouneed
all to be
1111TREIOX TO=I
Adhesive- Provaration knows.
HILTON'S INSOLUBLE GENENE
Di a new thing, &nd the fOnlif Of
Moos of r.f.toiv. 4,4whinntion Is 01
VIZAT/FlO
E .2%.1 miler no Mronntalt-noti OE
4bongo of toorgersioro. will It bit•
oozes oorruni or ondii any eleasive
=ell.
_BOOT AND SHOE
Manufacturers, using blashinfra,
will find it the bast article known
for (tenanting the Channels, ea it
works stithout dear, h not aiet**l
by guy shame of tartweratara.
JEWELERS
ited,is walletently eitheelve far
their nee, ea has been prers4.
IT ESPEOTALL:I
_ADAPTED
ite4isJermm,
itged we elaise u an especial Mir%
rilSt it slicks Patches and Linitlge
to Foots utd ghost sweeten=
strong wttkont ititsbins.
IT IS TNT OIGT
LIQUID CI EMENT
Matt, that 11 a aira tofu for
mendini
TOYS.CZOOKBAY:
SONE
Arid &Moles ig Household Sum:
REMEMBER
aton% Insoluble Clement
ISEEMEEMiiI
ECL2G3I IFISOLUBLI COMMIT
traolahls In witilt or oil
RELTOWS
dethsras 0117 rabstioaces.
grappii44 l'amily or NErarataear
rime Poskagor from 2 Qualm to
kr.
NUM' BROW. is C 9 .1
?madam.
TIOVIDMIGIL t L
&swats Is Philadelphia--
1 LAING £ RIAGINNIN.
750. 30 'North THIRD B.
40HILPII Gl-0.0.0•HIMIT &co.
1 In. HS North FOURTH I%
COPARTNERSHIPS.
GILPIN COUNTY, COLORADO.
ME.DIG
MRS. M. G. BROWN,
METAPHYSICAL raTarorAN AND raorsssos
ON TEM
EYE, EAR, THROAT, AND SCALP,
Is now at her Roome
No. 410 ARCH STREET.
DEAFNESS) NOISES IN THE HE&D,
DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR,
NEURALGIA,
CATARRH, CHRONIC) SORE EYES,
AND ALL DISSABAS OF THII
HEAD AND THROAT
CURED EFFECTUALLY BY
111111,51.. M. G. 33110"117N'S
METAPHYSICAL DISCOVERY.
PRIGS. FINE DOL LA.REL—No boring with instru
ments: no pouring nudlcinee down the throat.
Aveiro, ye cambering world and behold yonreeiros
and ilium' children in the prison•honee of disease, from
the cradle to the grave, betake yourselves to thought—
think and live. The world writhes in pain and passes
into untimely graves. It is for lack of knowledge, mark
and learn, that your friends die through enp4 di/tenting
on. every effect driven is a death blow to the physical
system. I have never met an individual who was
treated for anything bat effect. There are many age
nizir g hearts. and sorrowful homes, and grassy graves.
through the use of instruments which torture. and me
dicines which rot the arateni, nottred down the throat.
These destroy the system and are antagonistic to truth;
they are poisonous and death•dealins.
Heathen nath no would not tolerate the barbarous
treatment our people are subjected to. Diseased indi
vidual, whoever t hop art, ever remember that there is
bet ono root in any human system from which disease
swinge, end that your disease Can onlylbe remove.' by
the destruction of Mitt root. Test and prove that the
Metaphysical Discovery will utterly destroy this root.
lifting you physitally and mentally into a state of health
and strength.
Mrs. M. 0. BROWN'S principal Depot and Laboratory
is at No. 410 arch street. Philadelphia, where her " ME
TA. PRYSICAL DISCOVERY " bas been thoroughly
rated during the past eighteen months. Poor Richard's
Bye Water LA. baste before the pablie for four years. and.
has gained a reputation which words fail to express
The Metaphysical Dieeovery. fey the cure of the above
ditefues. has proved a perfect triumph. Thousands
have been cured by it when all other remedies have
failed. There are three distinct medicines in the disco
verr—one for the EYeea one for the Ear, and cite for WO
Roblin
These work in conjunction, and strike al the root of all
disease, utterly destroying the cense, thus lifting the
Whole machinery of the body to a higher state of mental
and physical life. Al cures attempted by inetrumente,
or media:Lee poured down the throat. searavate disease.
and dcstroy the physical system. Thouaands 'this
way suffer martyrdom. and are hastened to an untimely
grave. When deafness or any head or throat diseases
are aggravated by instruments, they take a stronger hold
and firmer grip of the Constitution in another form, as •
effects cannot die while the nurse exists. There is but
one legitimate cause for all disease, which swinge from
a law connected with the eyes. •
Mrs M. G. BROWN. inheriting the power to trace
effects to their Ara Mee, confidently assures the world
that her "Metaphysical Discover" " strikes at the roc
of all disease: there is but one root which throngs the
human system with distase. The first effect is a stop
pers connected with the eyes, which cuts off the [salt
fountain from the flesh: the flesh sets soft sad matterY;
this is tie true sauce of all iniptu-itles of tho blood. No
hived can be pure without the preserration of the flesh.
This can only be accomplhhed through the use of my
giets.physical Discovery." It ovens every tabe.gland,,
and air PEZ.Ig.I , and sends forth the natural ealtlyb.
fountain, maiened by the Great Machinater for the Pre
servs.tion and working of the whole machinery.
Remarkable Cures in Boston During the
Past Month.
LAFAYETTE 'FORD, of 103 E street. South Boston.
do certify that I bare 'suffered from Ilyavezmia, for
Aft , en Wars. Six years since I lost to a Great extent
the power of my left side. I had a distressiog pain in
my side with had catarrh, daring the past six months.
became very restless. I could not siesp at night. :.I
felt 1 was fast sinl. - tux, and could find no relief froth any
source. Doctors and medicine were unavailing—My
wife prevailed on me to try Sirs. AL G. Brows."
We 'went to the American Honse and consulted with
Mrs. Brown She said there was hope or my recovery,
as her Metaphysical DiECGVOTY would not fight with my .
Oisestes, - bat simply remove the cause. We got the Dis
covery. and my wife appikd it faithfully, anti the re
sult is that in nine days I feel delittbred from my
diseases; my Dyspepsia is entirely gone. I can now eat
eNOTI' kind of 100 'without any Inconvenience; my Ca
tarrh is giving way; my dead side has begun to live:
the pain has gone; I now sleep well; my cheeks : show
signs of - returning heal.h and vigor; I find my eyes
strengthened. and I gratefully acknowledge the benefit
received in such a short time. I certainly must have
sunk into the grave had I not procured relief. I found
pouring medicine down the thioat ruinous to me.
Deafness, Catarrh, Impaired Sight; etc
Three ren arkable cures in one family".
I, Henry Wisher, aged le, No. 299 East 97th Street, NOW
York. do certify that I have been very deaf for a long
lime, but by the lase of Mrs. M. O. Brown's "Meta
physical Discovery" my hearing has been entirely re
etored, so that I can now enjoy church service, etc..
which I could not beton.
Mrs. IL Ruas.ell, a member of the IRMO family, am
now using Mrs. M. G. Brown's Metaphysical Discovery
for catarrh, from which I have suffered many years. I
And the catarrh fast disappearint. and at the same time
it has restored to me Um- tall use of one of my arms
which I had lost the entire use error fonrieee years.
L IMES Rlasbett. Russell, of the same family, do Cer
tify that I have had chronic sore eyes from measles, for
twenty years, with a bad catarrh and cough, and was a
marsr to renralftia. the.most Painful bind, for seven
yetis. In this condition I celled on Dire. M, G. Brown,
and pro-cured her " Metaphysical Discovery." and the
re t iil is that my eyes areentireir restored. Tne cough,
cats.rrb. aad net:maxia also are wholly gone: While
using the remedies. !Ili I discharged from my breast
and luzio fully two quarts of green and yellow matter,.
and I feel as if I nad entered on a new existence. All
our family feergrateful to God for the greet benefit de
rived from Mrs. AL Cr. Brown's remedlw, after being
sufferers for so many ears, and we most heartily re
ccinreez d to all afflicted to try her remedies.
Mr. Wicker's family have kindly consented to see any
One WLO may call on them.
John Hensell, of No. 103 Wett Fortieth street, do
certify tbat I have suffered from a child with deaf.
nese. I think I inherited it from my mother. For the
past 17 learn I have he en very dear in both ears. Of late
I got so dizzy that I had to give VII , work. I procured
Mrs. M. 43. Brown's Metaphysical Discovery. It has
brousat too to my hearing I can hear distinctly. I
could not Lear my watch tick for 37 years. I can hear the
reading in the Bible. class well. My dizziness is gone.
ram like a new TOM i roma/end. all to MO MO great
foedicine.
bey" 'PAR, February U,
Deranges of Twenty Tears' Standing
What Mr. Osgood Save,
POIITI.AND, MO., Nov 23,1592.
To Ten Puntic It Is well known to the citizene of
Portland who know one that r have been deaf from child
hood. By the recommendation of some friend.. I Wan
induced to cell on Mrs. If Cl. Brown and while I had
not a particle of confidence in her ability to relieve rue,
still I thonkhtl letadd Rive her a trial. She has at this
time of my writing made two applications to my head.
and twu only, and I am sure no amount of money could
pay for the benefit I have received. As a procf. I wall
state that. for tae first time in twenty years, I last night
heard my wateh ticking when it was hung up some Rix
feet from me. fly head has been a great source of an
noyance to me through a constant pain in the back_porti
passing through the front with a continued noise. These
thinge mew- llted me from prosecuting the object of m 9
&tad ter, as my head felt heavy a. d thick. I can now re
lieved of all this, and feel as though I enter a new life.
Grateful for my great deliverance. I commend. Mrs. if.
G. Brown and her successful mode of treatment to all
who are afflicted as I have hum. A. L. 090OOD.
Read Mr. William Lee's Testimony
GLOUCESTER N. J.. Jan. 30. 1861.
I, Mr. William Lee, of Gloucester. Camden county.
21, J., do certify that ray wife. Ellen, has been suffering
severely with a complication of diseases for eight years.
The Bret symptom of disease 'was a womb complaint.
On Its first appearance she was confined to her bet for
seven weeks: diseases of variou s
a kinds set in, one after
another, till my wife was au entire wreck. Bhe has
been under the treatment of ten of the first physicians,
all of whom failed to render her any relief, and she was
last sinking in the arms of Deatn. It is more than four
years since et e was able to attend to household duties.
I have been compelled to employ a houtekeeper. We
had given np doctoring as useless. Most providentially,
and through the blessing of God , my housekeeper went
up to Ringsepang, Penna., to see her sister. She found
that her slater's neighbor, th e
Richmond. had given
up all work, and was at the point of death. Me sent
for Mrs. M G. Brown's " Metaphysical Discovery."
had been restored to health, and Is at his work again.
When my housekeeper returned she told me the cireum
stances, and prevailed on me to write to Mr. Richmond
and ask him the particulars I did so. and received an
Answer. which you will find at the bottom of my certi
ficate.
We then sent for Mrs. M. G Brown's " Metaphysical
Discovery." and my wife has used it faithfully, and the
result is that the womb disease, which was so bad, is
entirely gone. Phe can now do the work of her own
house, which ehe.hae not done for mar y yeari. I con
sider that disease is fast leaving her system, and she ie
regaining her original health. Her eyes, which were so
weak through en her r illiction. are now clear and strong.
and I unhesitatingly ascribe my wife's recovery from the
Jaws of death to Mrs. M. G. Brown's • • Metaphysical Die.
covery." and heartily recommer d it to those who are
coffering from any disease, le it must certainly strike at
the root of all diseases. It has donese in my wife'sease.
Should any person wish to call on me in reference to the
above. lam willing those them personally or write to
them if they desire. WILLIAM B. LEL
Letter of John Richmond. Trangsessirtg, to
Wm_ Lee, of Gloucester. Camden County
New Jersey.
KIIMSESeiIIe. September 27. 1883.
Mae LEE : Please to accept this as my testimony in be--
half ofMrs. 11 0. Brown's "Metaphysical Discovery. "
I was upwards of nine months radiated with a severe
pain in 109 bead, ringing noise in my ears, deafnere. and
a-imitate of eight. I was [creed to give no work enthvily.
I was under the treatment of several medical men. Wil'A
did all they could to relieve me, but their medicines were
of no avail. I was four times at the sates of death, and
bad made VP my mind that death alone could end my
anwer.
On t he ninth day of April a friend called on me and ad
irked me to give Mrs. M. G. Brown a trial_ After some
hesitation I did so, and in lees than three weeks I was St
m y work again, as well as ever I was in my life, and am
still in the enjoyment of excellent health.
By the blessing of God and tore. M 0. Brown's great
•• setapbwical Discovery,. '
I am once more enabled to
earn ID) WILY bread -
1 am yours truly, with respect.
JOHN RICHMOND.
[CERTIFICATE NO. 2 ] •
RIM E. Logan's Certificate.
I. EMMA LOOAN, do testify that I have had a severe
cough for six years, would cough and miss for three
hours at a time, oilenj sould not lie down at night: go
ing up stairs, any work,would quite exhanst me • I nave
been taking medicine and doctoring &lithe time. but was
still getting worse. Providentially a friend procnred
Mr& Ili 6. Brown's Metaphysical Discovery. I have
used it one week. and my conch in nearly gone. I have
got rid of the lightness across my breast, the soreness
and tickling in my throat; I can now take a long
breath. which I could not do before; I can go up and
down stairs without feeling any fatigue. I feel my
disease le fast leaving my system.
871 Hanover Street.
Read what Mr. Thomas South. or Old Cambridge,
says:
I, THOMAS SOUTH, of Old Cambridge, do certify that
I have been deaf for the past nine years; could not hear
conversation have not heard MY watch tick during all
that time: have spent much time and money trving to
recover my hearing, but all to no porno... Daring the
Daet week I called on Mr.. M. G. Brown, at the Ameri
can Rouge: I obtained her Metaphysical Discovery, an d
.
after using ft tWO days I and my /merino has zattumeo.
Latt night I heard my watch tick on the mantle. piece
after I bad gone to bed. I can now hear conver.ation.
which I could not do before. I feel hear co
other reenacts, and commend the Dise4very to all who
are afflicted.
tNo. 4 3
Ceertiticate No. S. T. I. Stlgham.3
March 10. 1864.
What Mr. Brlah*m mays:
This is to eertify that I. T. I. Brigham. of Dorchester.
have suffered for pears from Bronchial affections, Mr'
VOUXIISSII and debility . for several pears: procured Mrs.
N. G. Brown , s
Metaphysical Discovem wins
and a ft er
it a short time. found Immediate redeL I real Welt,
Which I could not do before.
Mousy More Might be Added.
Parsons at a distance will addreee tits. "M. 0. Brown.
at either other aim. No. 410 ARCH . Street. Phlladel•
Phis.. or B 5 BOND Street, New York.
Tb e • Beisphydeel Discovery." with fall directions
for using. will be sent to any addresa on the receipt of
$6. Also the celebrated "Poor ltiehard's BYO Water."
and • • Scalp Renovator." each St.
Addrees Mrs M. 0. Brown. No. 410 ARCM Street.
rnuadepattis, or Ng. lBli DOND etrect. N. I. es 9-sits
PROPOSALS
OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND
EQUIPAGE. FEILADELPETA. April 70
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this olOce
until 12 o'clock M., on TEISODAY. the Sd of Ales , next.
for !Wafting the Schuyikill Areenal with Ora following
articles:
Gantt ens. tin. corrugated. army standard.
Shovels. do do.
To be made of black or russet
SlinisforPlek Axes.
Spades,
• • •• B ate new, leather.
Willimantic Cotton. No 24,
Ss moles can be seen at this olllce.
Bidders mnet s. ate in their proposals the price, which
must be given in mriting. as well as in flumes
Bids from defaulting contractors witl not be received.
Blank forms for Proposals can be had upon applcation
at this ditto.
Proposals most be endorsed " Proals for kr Arty
gannlies." slating the particular article bidd for.
e. B. cnos SUM
apM 4t Asst. Q. M. Gen G. S. Army.
OFFICE DEPOT COMMISSARY OF
SUBSISTENCR.
Virssawearorr. D C . April 27. 1E34.
PROPOSALS FOR. PLotilt —skated Proposals are in.
vited until the 10th of Nay, at 12 o'clock M.. for furnish
ing the SUBSISTENCF. DSPA 31' with
RIGHT THOUSAND (8.016) BattßilLS . OF FLOUR.
The ProPosale will he for what is I, , noWn at this Depot
Re Noe. 1, 2. and 3. and bide will be entertained for any
quantity less than tie whole.
Bide moat be in duplicate, and for each grade on sepa
rate sheets of paper '
The Flour to be fresh ground, and delivered in new
oak lharrels, head lined
The delivery of the Flour to commence within live
dare from the opening of the bide, and in such gaminb
ties . daily. as the Government Mal , direct; delivered
at the Government warehouse in Georgetown, at the
wharves or railroad depot in Washington. G. C.
The delivery of all. Flour awarder, to be completed
Within twenty days from the opening of the nide.
Payment will be made in certitio.tes of indebtediwoc.
or such other fonds as the Government may have for
diehomement.
The penal Government impaction will be mode last
belore the Flour is received, and none will be accepted
which is not fresh ground.
An oath of allegiance must accompany the hid of each
bidder who has rot the oath on file in this office.. and no
bld will be entertained from parties who have pre
viously fallen to comply with their bids, or teem bid
ders not present to respond.
Government reserves the right to reject arm bid for
any cause. Bide to be add, eased to the undereigued, at
No. 223 0 Street. endorsed , ' 'Propoeals for Flour."
ap73 10: -S. C. GREENE. Capt. and C EL V.
OFFICE OF ARMY CLOTHING AND
EQUIPAGE—TWELFTH and GIRARD Streets
PRILADYLPHIA. April 25. 1801.
SEALED PROPOSALS wilt be received at this office
until 12 o'clock M.. on WEDNESDAY, the 4th May nest.
for supplying the Schuylkill Arsenal With the rollowinif
Army Blankets, wool, gray. (with the letter. U. 9. in
black, 4 inches long. in the centre.) to be seven feet long'.
five feet six inches wide; to wetah live pounds each.
3.4 Canton Flannel
7-0 bra y Twilled Flannel.
NY hire Spool Cotton. Mo. 50 or 38.
linye piers of all tbe above articles will be requirtak.
Bidden meet stale in their prepetals the price. which
.moat be given in writing. as Well as in figures: also, the
quantity hid for, and time of delivery.
Bids from defauiting contractors will not be received.
Blank forms for proposals can be had Upon application
at this (Zee.
Proposals most be endorsed • • Proposals for. Army
&IDIOM" stating the particular article bid for
•
is. a. 4140351611 f,
ap2.74my4 Asst. Quartermaster Oen. 11. S. Army.
P ROPOSALS FOR WHITE PINE
SHINGLES. "
CHIEF Qtree.TPIRMASTER'S .Orrics.
DSPOT OF WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. D. C.. April 01. 1 es 4.
iItSEALED PROPOSALS will be ree , ived at this officenn
-011
TDESPAX._ May 10, 1101, at 12 o'clock M.. for the de
lively at this depot of the following amounts of Shingles:
sine million ( 1.000 000) No. 1. 18-inch white pine Shill
glog- Dewed c l ear. )
The shingles to be made from good material, to be
subjected to a rigid inspection before being maimed.
and the whole amount contrasted for to be delivered
Within thirty (10) days from signing of contract.
Bonds In a sum equal to half of the amon4t of the con
tracts will be required of the successful bidder or bid
ders.
Dias received for two hnndra and fifty thonmand
(260,000) dringleo, or more.
Samples of the shingles proposed for will be required
of each bidder.
Proposals mast be plainly endorsed "Proposals for
White Pine Shingles." and addressed to thll under
signed. D. H. HUG% SS.
Brigadier General and Chief Qatsts , master.
ap26-ImY7 Depot of Washindea. O. C.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at the TEE &WRY DRPARTMIISIT, Office of the
Supervising Architect WAir,i3LSIGP.OII. D. C.. anal 12
M of the )4th day of MAY. 1f 64 , for all the fire and burg
lar-proof SAFSti and VAULTS required by the Treasury
Department prior to May 1. 1865.
Plans and specifications can be obtained by aPPUratlon
to this office personally or by letter.
Bids to be per superficial fool. including door Mid all
necessary fintrues, measured on the outside; the price
named to cover all charges whatever_ except the freialit
and the actual travelling expenses of workmen to the
place where the Vaults ars to be erected.
Sa'es to be delivered at the Railroad Depot or Steam
boat Wharf. for transportation, in good order and con
dition. without charge.
Locks for the Vaults or Safes will be furnished by the
pepartment, but must be properly put on by the con.
tractor without charge.
All hide must be accompanied by the bond of two re
sponsible persons in the sum of fore thousand dollars
that the bidder will accept and parte , m the contract, if
awarded to him; the sufficiency of the security to be
certified to by the Collector of internal Revenue of the
District.
The Department reserves the right to reject any or all
the Ws if it be considered its interest to do so. and no
bid will be considered that does not conform to the re
quinnients of this advertisement.
Fide to be enclosed in a sealed-envelom endorsed
" rrePOrals for Wet and }VauIts." ISA.T.A.II ROGIIII9,
mhfla.welOt Supervising Architect.
A SS IS TAN T QUABTERRASTER
GENERAL'S OFFICE.
l'iludingbPDlA, April 21d. 1354
PROPOSALS will be received at this office until SA
TURDAY next. Seth inst . at 12 M.. for the supply and
delivery of ail tho COAL and WOOD required for the
use of the various Hospitals, Offices, Storehouses. and
Public Buildings in and around Philadelphia. from let
Nay to last August next inclusive.
Deliveries are to be made at stieh times and in sash
quantities as required. sad to include Germantown.
West Philadelphia. Nicetown. Fort Mifflin. Summit
Homo, and Chester.. Pa. Coal to be of best quality
anthracite, stove. egg, or broken. as may be desired
subject to inspection, and to weigh 2.310 pounds to the
ton, free from dirt. Wood to be of best quality oak or
pine, as required.
Igo bid will be considered unless gnaranteed by two
reliable persons that the bidder is able. and will. if
awarded him, enter into and faithfully fulfil the con
tract. The responsibility of the guarantors must' be
certified to by a United States District Judge, Attorney.
or Marshal. the right is reserved to reject all bide
doomed too Mat, and no bid from a 4914418u1f contractor
Will be received.
By order. Col. G. H. CRODitt.N, A. Q. ET G.
ap23-7t A. BOYD. Capt. and A. Q M. U. S. A.
SSISVANT QUARTERMA.STEA
-11 ctEWELIAJVA OFFIGZ.
.
Triltd.DnPlrfa, A. 9211
CAVALRY /YOURS Wittied hunted lately. o.ne
dred and forty-five dollars per head will be paid for all Oa
',airy Horses delivered at the William Penn dotal in this
city. Horses to be sound in all particulars, not less than
five, nor more than nine years old: from 14% to la hands
Blab, bill-flothed. compactly built. btldla Wee. and of
size sufficient for cavalry purposee. An officer will be is
attendance to inspect and pay for the horses as delivered.
G. R. CROSIKAR.
Asst. Q. M. General 11. S. A.
1000 ARTILLERY HORSES
WANThD AT OHM.
CHIEF REARTHAMASTITH'S OFFICE.
DEPOT OP. WAEHINGTON,
WAREINCITON, D. 0., April 11th, 11361.
1,000 HOMER. suitable for Artillery service. will be
Purchased at this depot by the undersigned, in open
market. from date until MAY 11th, 1861. in lots of 1 to 60,
at one 'hundred and seventy dollar§ (111.70)-Dar
each animal to be subjected to the usual Government In
spection before being accented.
Horses to be delivered to and inspected by Capt. C. H.
Tompkins. A. G, H. A . corner of Twenty. second
and G [greets, Waebindton. D. C.
D. H. IttrOloll..
Brim Gem and Chief gnariarmastar,
Depot of Washington. D. O.
pROPOSALS .FOR FORAGE.
chnzr itticsanatuurrna's Orramt,_
WASHIRITOI Darerr, December B,lrol.
SILTAID PitoPOSALS invited. by the undoridgaed
for somplying the B. a r l inartarmaster's Department,
at Washington_. D. 0.. Baltimore. Md., alexandriaand
Tort Monroe, - Va., or either of these Maw" with Mar
Corn. Oats , and Straw.
Bids will be received for the delivery or 8.000 bushels
of corn or oats. and 10 tone of hay or straw. and nye
wards.
Bidders must state at which of the above-named points
they propose to make deliveries. and the rates at whiek
they will make deliveries thereat, the quantity of each
Wilde proposed to be delivered. the time when said _de.
liveries shall be summonsed, and when to be completed.
The price moat be written out Wads en the bide.
Corn to be put up in good , stout casks, of snout two
bushels sash. Oats in like sacks. of about three bailed'
each. The seeks to be furnished without extra charge to
the Government. The hey and straw to be asetrelir
bale
The d.
pertlenlar kind or deuription of each lona, ha m .
or straZ. a peordeed. to be delivered , must bs stetsa
Pr itifthe articles offered under the bids herein invited
-will be subject to a rigid inspection by the Governmea
Inspector before bang aemmted.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
lowest responsible bidder, as the interest of the Govern.
went may require, and PaYment i iirl be Mae when the
Wholeassen amount sontraerted for oh here been delivered
te
The bidder d.
will be required to asemacani hie Prof/o
af with n guarantee. signed be two renconsibleyersoma
that beam his bid is assented he or they u4 within
ten days thereafter, caseate the eontrad 10r Dm same.
with good and nuMsieut sureties, in a sum equal to ties
amount of the contrast. to deliver the forage wormed in
conformity with the tenon of this advertisement; aud
ease the said bidder should fall to enter into the sontrasik
bidder riiiidkurditlrfoiAtirr betztautedit or the
person to whom the*outlet may
i te awarded. a a _ 6
thi k otar ::ALelt.ofolha District Attor4w:frlector of Customs , or any other oilier under the c tar
States Government. or reerconsible person known to this
ram.
udder* win be duly twilled of the aemplanss or
selection of their proemial/.
The roll name and post Gaye madmen of each bidder
mast be legibly written in the proemial.
Proposals must be addressed to Brigadier General D.
H. Rinker, Chief DepOt Quartermaster„Washington,M
C., and should be plainly marked. "Troposals for To.
loads, in a sum equal to the meant of the antra*
atoned by the 'matador and both of his guarantors.
be required of the aosessful bidder or bidders name
giving the centred.
Blank ono' of. at muirsuitatik and bon= mew be
obtained upon *Wise on at this onion.
'Fula OT PROPOSAL,
(Town. Comity. and State
I, the subseriber , do hereby proposes to furnish and de
liver to the United States, at the gnartermarter's De.
sartment at . agreeably to the terms of your
advertisement. Inviting trope:min for forage. dated
Washington Doemor g, M. the following arte
vise
bushes of Oorn. to cache. at sax basket or a
mends.
- bushed* of Oar, in sacks. at Per bushel of
pods.
tons or un baled May. at Der toe of ft 000 pounds.
tons or baled Straw. at per ton of S.OOO pounds.
Belivery_tO 1102Relellee .on or before the -- day of
and to be completed on or before the
day of 186,and pledge myself to ender Into a
written contrast with the United States, with
good and
s r ase r l :7;4l ' oft :t anar a g tiei A4llhrbe c
Tour obedient servant,
Brigadier General D. H. BUM%
Ch Merle Quartermaster
Washington. D. O.
OTILIABTRI.
We. the undersigned. residents of--., Um
county and State of hereby.
'GIDDY and severally, covenant with the United States.
and guarantee, in ease the for•soing_bid of --- be
emoted, that he or they Will. co imin ten days after the
meeptansa of said bid. execute the contract for the same
with good and sninsient sureties, in a own equal to the
amount of the contrast, to furnish the forage proposed
In conformity to the terms of advertisement dated De
'ember B, 18(8, under which the bid Was made. and. In
ease the said shall fail to enter into a contract se
aforesaid, we guarantee to make good the difference be
tween the offer by the said and the next lowed
responsible bidder. or the person to wham the contrast
guir be awarded.
t Given under our haadsaad wale
Duo s it kids day of -••••. IB .
Mal.]
I hereby eerier that. to the best of my knowledge and
belief. the above-ed guarantors are .good and sufit.
stent as sureties f ort e amount far Welsh they Mier to
be illeuritY.
Tube eertiled by the Unita& Maas Abliailt MUMMY.
Coll ester of Customs, or any other °Beer under the
UnitedStass Government. or responsible person known
to this °Mee
All irrODoollilisseived under Skis advertisement Will
be opened and examined at this case on Wednesday - met
Saturday °leash Week, St M. Bidden are resirestfa
ly faradic) be Priam at the opepainetof bide, if thew
desire. - D. B. IIICRIII.
cual.m Brigadier General sad Quartermaster.
OLD'B IMPROVED STEAM
MED
WATDD-HEATING APPAZATIIII,_
Tor Warming and Ventilating POO. Hasidim and
Private Beeldellolll4
Wannfaetnred by the
17,110 N Erna* AND WATIE-NIAT/ND 0011 PANT
or randAnsiiria.
JAWED P. WOOD.
41 South FOURTH Street.
ardn.tt B. IL IFILTWILL. linperintandant.
p,,n BARRELS YOUNGER'S ALB,
•-"-• St. Anne's Brewery. In kV.
In store, sad for sale by
'WILLIAM H. TNATOIN & CO..
or& MK Revell 'WHIT Rin
aTHOMSON'S LONDON
RIWIWI& OR RIIROPIAN RAMON. _or fa
milies. hotels. oripublio Institntione. in TWENTY
DIFFIRINT £4IMI& Also. Philadelphia
Not Air Irwritaces. Portable Heaters. Lowdown=,
Pireboard Stoves: Bath Boilers. Blowhole Plates, Broil
ers. aoottatt Stove', OH., et wholesale and Malt. be
the anla oiarere
EDI IMARIPS. it THOMISM.
inhl-tattslim No. NOO N. Rlloollll Street.
0:41 i` I • 11` I ' 311 : I`
At =Of= 11.11 POINVAII
ATTO TO
MOB BASS
FOR SALE- B,OCNI FARMS ! FARMS!
"." Also, 1,550 Houses lu Phlisdelphiej
Also. 6011 Building - Lots in Philadnlplitat
Also. MILLS! COUNTRY (MAT3I TIMBER LANDS.
An.
COAL LANDS( WESTERN LANDS!
OUR CATALOGUES SENT FREE(
PENNSYLVANIA FARM REGIEITERI
MONTGOMERY COUNTY FARM REGDY/Wit
DELAWARE OVIINTI FORM IMOISTNNI
CHESTER COUNTY FARM REGISPERt
RUCKS COUNTY FARM REGISTEBT
NNW JERSEY FARM REGISTER(
DELAWARE FARM REGISTERI
MARYLAND FARM REGISTAR I
HOUSE 'MOISTER CHEAP DWELLIMSD
ALL of our REGISTERS nom ready. Stui6 PEER 10 11117
address.
Mr Please Gall or Pend.
GEORGE N. TOWNSEND 4' DO..
apt- swim 15133: south FOIIIITH Sued
FOR S ALE-TH E MACHINERY OW
a Sash as &Planing KUL of the most ireesoved Mods.
Apply to Chip.27.Bt* JOHAS. 0. LARKIN. Uhester.
To LET.-TILE SECOND, IRIRD,
and fourth noon at *35 IttAItILVE Street. through
to ('h eh alley. mat9-tY
VOR SALE—CHOICE LOT. ON THE
Reading Railroad, west of Tr Anton Railr
riaad, 413E200.
080. N. TO WgSti,
123% Nonth FOURTH Street.
FOR BALE— BEA.IITIPUL BUILD
no LOTS of &to 5 Aeree, situate on Philadelphia
and Darby Ptutsonger Railroad Apply to
MOLOCH. & PASCHALL. OonveYaneern'
ap23-12i* 115 WALNUT dtreet.
STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS
•••-' FOR BALK--1 pair of low-presenre. double acting
vertical beam ENGifillB. with 96-inch cylinder& and 7
feet stroke. having a 20-feet-gear ily. wheel. with 184
cogs. Length of cog lftinchea. and 4-inch pitch. Also.
ai- , clr-trear of 62 teeth. Them Engines are rail al 400'
bone power, and were ballt by Cornea & Nightingale.
of providence, and are exceedingly smooth• working
and substantial machines. The two cylinders can be
operated as one machine, or separately. They would be
sold singly or togetrer.
6 Return•Flne BOMBER. 22 feet long, with 75 Inch
sheik,. Each Boiler has 20 fifes, 6 and 10 inches in di
ameter. The boilers are made of Ye . inch Iron. are In
good order, and will be cold 'with or without fronts,
pipes. valves. &e.
The above are to be sold for no faults; Endues of dou
ble the power being required for oar prier at work_
They are now "teneieg, in good Working order, and
can be examined at soy time. upon application at the
IsTaUMN.F.aa RILLS, Salem. Masc.
mbe-wstf J(Kint KlLlttrlra, Agent.
$15,000; $lO,OOO, A
loan N , m
D OTHER
R to on ortgage. for
flee Yetefit,'at 5 per gent. per an num. '
Apply to LEWIS FL ICEDNEII.
ap22-St* 15% Saab FotrliTet Streot.
$1.5,000. -
( g y p,
7 S ho A s ii2i,..F3R tade C o A f
a SH
Wgiotagnine. LIQUOR Brattg.
doing a sife business &tug Worth (COW Ten to Moen
Thontand Dollars. Satisfactory' proofs of the safety of
the investment Iyll.l be given. and to the purchaser an
Introduction and recommendation to the =Owners of the
house.
address, ".B ." Box 2752 Post Mao. ap73-Bt*
FURNISHED ROUSE TO RENT.
Pleasantly located. Addrees "D. 8.." Sox 2.42.
Phlladoltdde P. 0. a )27- tf
ft FOR SALE Al A GREAT BAR-
G ALE. or exchange for :mailer bone°, the line large
Dwelling No. 202 Franklin street. Apply at 12.30
CHURCH Alley, Phila. ap27.1.m.
al FOR SALE OR TO LET-TWO
Rtoire STONE BUILDINGS. suite/11e for E3andry
or Factory. also. a laLge BRIKWEaIf. Addrers GEO.
num, No, 11.= RICHMOND Street. apt3•lm'
- -FOR SALE-AN ELEGANT RE
SIDENGg. beautifully situated oppndt. 1 4. 111tyk 1 6
Church. Locust street Apply to (120 W 01111.88.
0p26 6t 622 and 630 I .3lliirmYr Street.
TO RENT--A' VERY DESIRABLE
millEtore and battling Snot - at the N. - E. corner of
hirleenth and Ilfa,Aer Etreete, being In a tlrAt.olass loca
tion. AI)PI7 to M. ISPIEGLE. 434 WALKUP titetat.
ap29
Mt FOR 54. LE, WITH IMMFADIA.TE
mr.A.Pcsseesion, &Arable GOUNTILY ?LILO& 10 acres.
4 rallesont; on. 20 acres; near aid Pork Road Satioa,
Many others. Call and examine Register or Country
Places. B PUMP.
323 WALNUT' i-treet.
de TO LET—THE WHOLE OR AN Y
-wetportion of the Commonwealth SWlding No 611
and 613 CHESTDDT Street; also. the second. third.
and fourth storks of tin !Warble ,Lora. No. P. 19 CadsT
-613T Street. apply to THOS. H. CONNELL. Conuting
Howe Or Dr. D. Jayne & Sow No. RAE% caEsTNar
1,51", at• a a 24 61,*
im TO LET—A OOMMODIOU
Ara. BWRLIJNO, No. 1.351 North FRONT Street. Rent
Moderate. Apply to, WEIMER:ELL Zs BEO.,
0z29-tf 47 and 49 North SBOOND Stroot.
iN PEA-SIDE COTTAGE FOR SALE.
Jam—One of tha beat Waxed and mast ennventently-an
ranged COTI`aOBBat AT.6421T1G CITY.. apply to
ap2t-Im• 3013 N F. %TARR, Cam (14. n, N. I.
FOR SALE—THE BUILDING
AND LOT, No. 308 CIEISIttIY Street. month mitle.
Lot 60 feet front, 105 feet deep. At 82 feat to depth widens
to 76 feet, to an 8 feat alley. retuning to Merry etrtet.
Aprltv at the Office of Christ March Eloapital. 225
WALNUT Street. ap2l-121
EESTON.VILLR COTTAGE 'FOR
-MSS &LS, with Stable. Fruit 'Trees. Flower Garden,
and about one.half acre of around, cgrner of NEM rING..
HOUSE Lane and Street- Within one Fpluxo of
the pa, P.inrer raitro.d depot at liestonville. Immediate
voesessivn given, ArP l 7 to S . HLIVNTRS. & Co..
ap2s.Bt S. W. cor. NINTH and FILBERT Streets.
#2 FOR SALE-A NEAT COT
TAGE RRSIDEICR and five acres of Land on the
By berry end Andalusia Turnpike. 134 miles from Anda
lusia or Cornwall's Station, on the Fiala. and Trenton
Railroad. the HOMO is new. in cottage 'style. GOUTOllt
ent. and well finished, surrounded by evergreens and
other ornamental trees. There is also a thrifty young or
chard of choice varieties of apple. Peat', cherry. and other
trees. For further information, terms. &e, appiy. to
CHAS CUMLY,
apl9-tnthsBt* Bybarry. TWetrty•third Ward. Pbila.
el FOR SALE OR TO LET-BEA.II
TIFUL cone Ws , EiBIT on the Brandywine. six to
thirty acres of Land uilozre Dwtalliax,horics. AS feet •
arge ant, ..d..n-roolo, contain
ing twelve Booms, with valuable Ice-house adjoining,
and necessary out-buildings. ell striated within the last ,
eight years; well shaded, with good supply of fruitA.
apples. Peaches. cherries. dm,- Vegetable Garden well
stocked; located two and a brat mites front Chtdd's
Ford Station. on the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central
Ballroad, commanding a Ilneyiew of the Valley of the
Brandywine and surroundirer country, For further
particulars inquire of the subscriber adioirdne.
15. W'OBLPPER,
anl9-trithreck Chadd's Ford. Pennsylvania.
to FOR SALE-A VERY DESIRA
BLE PROPERTY, the residence of the late Dr.
Jacob Sharpirea, deceased, with Eighteen Acres of
sunerior Laud attached- It la situated in the borough of
DyWNINGTOWN, Chester county, within ten minutes'
walk of the Chester Valley and Pennsylvania Railroad
Stations, at which all train. stop. The Dwelling is very
conveniently and substantially built, with Barn. Tenant
Howe. Spring Howe. and all necessary out buildings.
There is a great abundance of Shrubbery. Fruit. and
Shade Trees. Part of the land will be sold with the
buildings. If desired. Apedlr to
ABM. S. ASHBRIDGE.
ap7-lm DOWNINGTOWN P.,„0.
eVALUABLE CHESTNUT-STREET
PROPERTIT.—Mhe enbeeribere offer at private egia,
a property on OEBSTNIIT Street. between Seventh and
Eighth streets; 41 feet front on Chestnut street, and 178
feet deep, running to Jayne street. with the privilege
of al6 feet passage•way running to 3;gbth street. FIF
TY THOUSAND DOLLARS of the purchase money may
remain on the property as a ground rent or by bond and
mortgage. TAITM,IS k PiALLADR.
ThB SOUTH STINTEI Street,
roh44f Philadelphia.
ea FOB SALE—IN NORTH WARD,
masosmunr, ten Brick HOMES. and one Frame; nye
on "Diarist street, beginning at SOO t .12 on Carpenter
street, beginning - at 812 All welt-built ; good dry eel
-
/are; will readily rent for ten per cent of what wlll. par•
chase them. Persons 'wishing agood home for from one
to two thousand dollars had better call early. Terms,
GSM B H. saowNING.
005 coopzu Street. •
Ofrlos foot of MABSEIT amok
aplo.lm• CAMDEN. N. J.
fa PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
m.o. REAL ESTATE.—In pursuance of an order of the
Orphan's Court of Montgomery county. will be sold at
public sale, on MONDAY. May the 7d. 18D. ai 2 °Mach
P. M.. on the Premises,Alessnage and Plantation. or
Tract of Lan &late the estate of Jesse Pawling, d seemed.
situate in Lower Merlon township. MoLtdomery county.
bonndtd by lands of containing Thomas Beater. and
the Haverford road. Thirty three Acres and
Fifteen Perches of land The improvements consist of a
wo• story alone dwelling house. frame barn. frame tenant
House. over P n unfailing spring of excellent water: Stone
Blacksmith Shop. and Trams Wheelwright Shop. an
Orchard of well. selt cted apple and pear trees. shrubbe
ry an opened on e
a quarry of good building stone has
been on the premises. The land ls of a good
quality. Ina good state of cultivation. divided into con.
venient lielde: it is six miles from Markei-street bridge,
one mile from the Pennsylvania Railroad, and well
adaptel to agricultural or horticultural purposes. or ter
a country residence. Conditions at the sale.
cass. KUGLER.
Administrator de bonia"non, with the will annexed.tof
Jesse rewliai. deceased. ap23.552t"
DELAWARE COUNTY.—FOR
-.a— BALI, 23 aeres of LAND at MEDIA, with one of the
beet Dweutnes in the Coma,. 40x46. Kitchen back.
Barn, Carriage.honee. and every decal Innen el handing;
largo fruit Darden. Chickens. we.: dwelling neautunity
located in a lawn covered with ornamental trees nos.
nor view of river and surrounding country; improve
ments modern: accessible from Media. etc.. on Rail
road.
ap.2llBto JAL B. BURKINA. Media.
EDUCATIONAE.
CRITTENDEN'S COMMERCIAL COL
LEHR 637 CHESTNUT Street. corner of Seventh.
Established DM Incorporated 1853.
Young lien fully prepared for tte Counting House
and Business Life.
THE tool.ll/SE OP INSTRILTTION INCLUDES
Boot-keeping in all its different branches.
Penmanship, Plain and Ornamental.
Commercie 1 Calculation% Bu einem Yoram Ocmmercial
Law. Detecting Counterfeit Notes, itoa
Students instructed separately, and received at any
time. No vacations. but students allowed absence
during slimmer mouths.
In the practical value of Its well-tried course of in
struction. and in real advantages to business men. this
Meditation is unequalled. Daring the peat year nearly
flee hundred etadente were in attendance many of them
already engaged in our largest mercantile honest.
Cidtdorreas, containing terms. farnithed
on application.
ap2B 4t S. H. CRITTENDEN & 00.
T CLLER ACADEMY--A SELEC T
_AA BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS—is now open for
the wool:Alen of Pupils. the session of each pupil COW
.3nencing When he enters upon the duties of the school.
Terms moderate. For Circulars addrfss
H. MORROW. Pxinotpal.
and tuthsl2t* Hatboro, Mostaomers' Co • Pa.
THE 'UNDERSIGNED DESIRES TO
JI. supply a few vacancies now existing at a select
Boarding Seminary. six miles West of Carlisle. Pa. Pa
rents wishing to leave the city during the months of
July and August. can board with their children. Two
Departments Pupils of both sexes and all ages re
ceived at aay time. Inquire at the Camherlaad Valley
Depot, Si Harrisburg. for Tickets to (reason. Terms
quite low. Instrumental and Vocal bln•ic taught by
the best masters. Circulars obtained of J. B. LUP:IN
COTT di CO., 715 MARKET Street Address, imme
diately, O. EIINTING7OII SAIIXIDBSS.
an7f 1M Plainfield, Cumberland co., ?exact.
pgNlia SYLVANIA COLLEGIATE
- 11 - AND MILITARY INSTITUTE. ALLENTOWN. Pa..
chartered by the State with Dill powers and p ivilegee,
will be opened for Davila on TUESDAY. At , v 10th. The
Saneational advantages will be of themt order. The
Military Drill will be in charge of MajoCKSA ORI'S%
or Philadelphia, whose abilities are well known. D 511.1.-
Lelia are spacious, with modern improvements, and will
ancommodase 0)30 Ilandred Cadets. Dor circulars ad.
dream Rev. M. L. HOITORD, A. M. • Pasiclent• aD21121
ipIIIILADELPHIA COLLEGIATE IN
STITUTS POE YOUDIG L &DHSS. No. 11130. ARCH
Street. Bey. CHARLES A. SMITiI. D. D., a CLL.
IiSNCS It MTH. A. M. Principals.
Ninth Year Three departments: Primary. Academie,
and Collegiate. tFnli college course in CiallltiCai. Mathews.
Wel. licher Italia. end Mataral fleleneejor those who
graduate. Modern Lantana& Music. Fainting, and BM
cation by the best masters. For circulate apply at the limn
tnte.er address Box 2611,P. 0.. Ph Cad elphia,l 2 n. apl4-8m•
ivrIISIC LESSONS 1 MUSIC LESSONS 1
Young Ladles. IS you wieh thorough hears:Late%
urrate,ave olol opp_ortunittee are afford-at at ORO &dal(
OBMINARY,' six miles west of Carlisle. Best of board.
able teachers. pleasant bome.
Address , O. HUDITIINGTON Stamina&
dpl2lm Minded. Climb: ao.. Ps.
BELLEVUE FEMALE INSTITUTE—
A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
This Institution. beautifully and hagthittail
In sae no.thern Route of ATTLISHOROoGid. Bnokeeenn•
tTlrs. • will commence spring and BC " din " Tern ' "
t - 19th of FIFTH MONTH next. and sontinno.in deettiell
twelve weeks.
The course of Inatraetion la thorough and court& IR
all the Elementary and higker branches of_an RN LISII.
CT haSICAL. AND MDTHATIOS.
The Preach Language is taught b 7 a native Frenelt
Water. a....
Circulrs, steins ran PartMaalri. naRY ba
Pliattlon In the priacoluals, Attleberecoh P
O. Baelrt
county, Pa. ISRAEL J GRAHAMS.
JARS F. GRitHAMS.
Zial9 13731. Prime/mils.
AUCTION SALES.
TWIN' B. MYERS & 00., AIICITION.
E. REIM *Nos. 232 and 231. MARKET Street.
L ARCM PEREMPTORY SALE OF FRENCH. INDIA..
Of:BRAN, AND BRITISH DRY GOODS, Re., FOR
SPRING SALER.
ort MONDAY NORNIIPOr
May 2d, at 10 o'clock. will be mold by catalogue. en fear
months' credit.. about
550 PACKAGES AND LOTS
Of French, India, German. and British dry goods, arc ,
embracing a large and choice assortment or fancy and
tipple articles in silk, worsted. woolen. and cotton fa
brier,
B.—Samples of ilia game will b 3 arranged for eXa.
minntion. with catalogues. early on the Morning of tho
sale. when dealers will find it to their interest to attend.
',AEG' SALE OF PARIS ISLOVEi AND GAIISTIA Vs.
Will be included in our gale of INONDAY. May 24. a
large and choice assortment of gents' and ladies' sante
an brae, kid Sahib, black and colored silk, 'Union. title,
and kid woven and an:nutlet*, of a favorite and moot
importation.
LARGE POSITIVE SALB OF F_RENCII. GERMAN.
SWIM AND BRITISH frIFF GOODS. 111`4AW
GODS. c.
NOON
TI in our sale on MONDAY MORN
ING. May 2d. at 10 o'clock. will be round, in part. the
following articles, viz:
DIM% GOODS. —ID please black and colors. plain and
fancy Purls moos de lattice, plain and striped mozsm
bignen. plain and fancy poplins. chailles, black and
white =Astra. fancy bt roger. printed Jamie" and
laves. ainghems, Ifrenattines, ato. ale
SlLltt.i —in btack. swig tits chtna.'lntaings. solid colors
and plain poult. de mole. plaid pottlt de 8010: armure
alike. blob colors grog de Naples, mercelines. dm, dm.
SHAWLS —ln thibet. caehreere. lama . mozastblgnss,
ktraßDi, bores. shawls. mantles. cloaks. rec., Ea.
RIBBONS.—PIain and Mary poll de cola ribbons.
and neck and trimming ribbons; black and colors nilit
velvri do.
tfaIBSELLAS. —3l packayet elk and gingham sun um
brellas, pa rimier. Ac.
Also, block crapee, white tarletine. grenadine and be,.
rege veils, linen handkerchiefs. embroideries. balmoral
and hoop-skirts, gloves. fans, milk cravats and ties, fan,
eV anion kg.
Also a ',tuck of fancy and staple dry goole. to be sold
without reserve, in great variety
-41 cases Shaker hoods; also, hats, he.
LARGE 'POSITIVE BALE OF 1,100 1'i1. 1 311 &GIN 80073.
SHOIIB.I3.I4OOANS. ABMY OWLS, bTRAW 030 OM,
dro.
O.N MOAT MORNING.
May 3d, at 30 o'clock, will be cold by catalogue. with
or t reserve, on four months' crecit, about 1.100 packsaes
booze, shoots brogans, cavalr. boots. &o:. embracing a
prime and fresh assortment of desirable Articles far men..
W,lrielri.
Shawn, of city and Eastern mannfactaro.
Also, Goode, ac ,•lr. men's ham. Shitkpr hoods,
N. R. —Samples, with catalogues. early on the morn
ing of rale.
NO riox.—Onr sale rf hoots, shoal, straw goods. Its..
on 1111 , 3 DAT MORNING, May 3, will comprise: in pert,
the following fresh goods. to Us sold without reserve,
viz! . .
cases men's 24 inch leg gran cavalry boots.
oases mcn's and boys' nailed boots.
casts men's and b , y a' thick boots.
=cares men's. boys', and youths' calf. kip, and grain
boots.
--cases wens'. boys'. And yeiiihe calriind kip bro_gani.
emus mene', bOYS'. and YOUths' call and. r, L.
gaits: a.
cases Men's. boys% arra youths' calf and kip bal
morels.
cases women's, misses, and children's calf and hip
heeled boots.
cases women's, misses', and children's goat and kip
heeled boots.
co. , es 'moments, misses } , and children's morocco and
enameled boots.
eras women's, misses', and children's gaiters, bal
l:corals. no.
cases men's and boys' Oxford tics.
eases women's and mieees nailed boots.
B.—Tbe above will .robraee a mime and general R.E..
sortment, worlh7 the-attention of boyars, ODen
for examinetion early on tho morning of bale
Also. straw goods, palm hats, shaker hoods. dm.
LARGE PEREMPTORY PALE OF EUROPE/at Dung.
AND AMERICAN DRY GOC/Da. STRAW GOODS,
CARPETS. biaTt4if6S- &a.
We will hold a large gale of British. German, French.
and a mericau dry goods. by catalogue, on four months'
crsdit, and part for cash.
ON THITE-DAY MORNINIT,
May 6th , commencing at precicely 10 o'clock, cora
prieing
775 PACKLUES AND LOTS
of Brideb. German. French. India, and American dry
goods. embracing a large, full, and fresh atisortment of
woolen. wonted. linen, cotton, and chit gaads, for city
and country sales.
N. B.—campit.a of the came will be arranged for exa
mination, wid. catalogue.. early on the morainic of
glue. whoa 'dealers will find it to their interest to
attend.
BY SCOTT & STEWART. AUCTION
EERS AND COMMI3SION MERCHANTS, Noe.
622 CRISSTOUT Street and BLS SCISOM.
A CARD —Tho.bGlareG rf thG fi 124 Ito Dan ?datum buts,
Are., will be suld on WEDNESDAY Morning, Me•Y 4th.
together with a fine nesertmPnt or vanes.. ornaments%
and bronzes. row landing in Me ta York front Barone.
FattUnls I s hereafter.
SCOTT .5; STEWART. Auctioneers, will site thole per.
aonat attention to Sr.lee of MEW; II kV' f51,4E IMAM
of all description e, and FUlittItURE of parties removing
or b; exking up botwil.eoPing, the pre:ni4e* ..f the
ownera or at their .legant aid . ,paci.n» ei&LR9 ROOMS.
Nos. 622 OffEST.NIIT and 61.5 SANSOMS,:reetE.
LEGAL.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT' FOR THE
-a- CITY AND COUNTY OF I'N'ILADBC.PHIA.
irroweetwffmwswgsttirawmitim
. . . . . . .
Pb. Auditor appointed to audit the account or &Izabella
P. Cox. .ateentaix of James CO2. 11032.154 d. Zlld CO re•
Port eistributiral of the balance. will meet the partial le-
Wasted for the purposes of his apoointmont oe FRIDAY
Afterno , n. 6th, 18t4. at 4 o'ctoffic. at his office, at 6.
B. corner F..10.0.T.11 and LO. 31.16 T otraets.
DAII/111, I,OI73HEILTY,
gp9.13 30.rn5:2.4,8-5t Auditor.
TN THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR
-2- TES CITY AND COLT: int OF PPIL!!..DSLPHIA.
L•'eta*e of RYA -MINORS
. - .
The auditor appointed by the court to audit,. settle. and
adinet account of ANN R RYAN, W.H. J. Duagrs.
and JOSEPH PATTERSON, trustees under the wit' of
LEWIS RYAN. deceased, for his daughters. the said
ANN E. RYAN, and MARTHA RYAN, KART SEIM.
aid the children of his tate daughter, CATHARINE
RILY, d ecsar.E d. will meet the parties interested for the
pnrpoeer of hie MSlSAitstmmtc MONDAY. Ma, 9th.
1664. at hiE. office, 162 south YOIIR CH Street. in the city
of khiloit , lpbis. E. SPENCER HILIAR,
alai-to:hat Auditor.
TEEfI OR I:91A iNTS' COURT' FOR
THE CITY AND COMA' OF PE UL LOBVE'HIA.,
Estate of tiro minor children or aIIOII SUL ra, engem:sat
The Auditor appointed to audit. settle. and adjust the
account of ES fiIiEZSB. MAXWELL. teitamentary
ituardlan of the minor children of HUGH SMITH, late
of the Clt or Philadelphia, lumber merchant, deceased..
of tha Estate. of the said minors allotted td them in the
partition of the Estate of their uncle. THOMAS SMtTH.
late of the City Of Philablphia., demand. and to mete
distribution, will attend to the of his appolat ,
AY. lie MOTO day of MAY. 4.. D.
iNZ " serc7e7ce r..AI , at his otnet.,. fo, Row South
PrETH s treet , in the City of PhiladelPala
JOSEPH A. CLAY . . Auditor.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE-EIATE
of CHARLES W. HEPBURN, deceased.,-
.
Estste known as
"BATH CIIALYBEATZ S.PgiNGS,"
at BRISTOL, BUCKS COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA.
Fader authority of the Orphans' Coast for the Coma's'
of Elmira end State of Pennsylvania,
WILL BB BOLD AT PUBLIC BALL
on the prensiPea. on
TLIENDAY. MAT 3d. 1864. AT 2 O'CLOCK P. M.,
the following described Real Estate;
Th*B valuable estate is situates at Bristol, Bucks coun
ty. Pennsylvania, on the line of the Philadelphia.
Trenton, and Now York Railroad. and h:s a large
FAOAT ON IsATII STIsEET, which may be divided into
dselrable coTTAGE LOTS. The improvements are all
that are requisite for. a ISUBlillElt ISESOEIT, and con
sist of a
FOUE,STORY PRAMS SOME, UPWAS OF ONE
ELIIISLEED PEET LONG, RD
with a capacious wing attached; an extensive Plana ex
tends along the whole front; a
DIAIIYN•AOfIi 24 BY 73 FEET.
office. wine-room. five chambers. and two parlors are on
the Ent floor; kitchen below etairs, Two 'Stir. cukte
leadsus from the main hails, extend to the upper floors.
Which ate oivided into
FIFTY Oh MORE PLEASANT SLEEPING .1100E3.
Several Spring Routes for drinking and bathing Dar-
POSOs.
A TENPIN ALLEY,
with halls and pine complete -
Ice House, capable of holding several hundred tons of
ice, which can ire obtained with great facility upon the
premises.
Carriage HOUtee. Stables, Barn, and other stemware'
outhowes.
A handsome Lawn, studdod with
GRAND OLD P/NS TUES.
many of them towering to the height of nearly 100 feet.
faces the house. whtie in the rear is an extensive gar
den. containing the greatest variety of trait and flowers,
imparted and planted by the late owner.
TIM BARN HAS 65 ACRES OP LAND
Of the tines( qualitY. and in a high state of cultivation.
having - all been covered with Gina and other fartilirerB
within the Paid year.
But the chief attraction and matter of great value is
SPRINGS. nd in the hiSDIOINAL
which abound
TEES
fur drinions and bathing, which abound uPon
this property They have been the
R)AOST OF INVALIDS AND °TRIM FOR OI
RUN E.ND MOAN'S FAST.
and possess a value not surpassed. if equalled. In this
or any country. facts which are attested by Dunlap dr
Claypole's American Daily AdvertlBer, of Angnst Ist,
1784. Whitt sari:
The medic:nal qualities cannot be explained In s
teWspatter t any person de/drone of information on this
subject is referred. to Dr Rash's experiments and obser
vations read June 18. 1773. before the American Philoso
phiral Society. held at Philadelphia. and ezperiments
and cases published In the fires volume of the 'Phtloso.
phleat Transactions of Philadelphia,' by Dr. John A.
Pe Normandie. formerly one of the proprietors of these
bathe ~
And farther, by maalysie mashy the eminent chemist.
DB. P. A. GBlirel.
in May. 1002. as follows. viz: The qulntitative analy
sis shows that one pound (17.000 grains) of water con
tains:
Phoephate of Iron 01451 vane
Bicarbonate of Iron 40.
Bicarbonate° anganese • 0 - ma do.
Bicarbonato of Magnesia.... o'o4o do.
Bicarbonate of Limo 010.13 do.
Bicarbonate of Soda 0 Thad do.
Bicarbonate of Potash 0 0315 do.
Bicarbonate of Ammonia trace. do.
- The ce:ebrated
ORA IaBIeATII SPRING OF GARMANT,
namely, of
SPA AND PYRWINT,
show from the analysis of Struve a great similarity
with this water. In regard to the proportions of iron
mate. that of in 001115151115 0 ndi Mtn% rYr lso4 t ,
01001 grain&
WHILST THIS CONTAINS 0'4102 (MAINS
Chloride of Sodium o'osoB grains.
Sulphate of Lime o'oll7 do.
Aluminatrace. do.
Stlicx Acid - 0'0793 do.
Hydroanintuaric •md •.. trace. do.
Organic Substances (crania acid, etc I. •• ••• .0 'GM do.
Free Carbonic Acid O'SO9l do.
1140 S
"The constituents of this water. which ate of great
Value as medicfnes.are Iron, PkOapkorlr acid. Carbonic
Acid, beeid,a Potash. Soda. and Lime The Iron Is Im
portant. both as an astringent and tonic: as astringent
especially la passive Bremorrha ye. Colliquative Sweats.
Diabetes. Chronic Mucous Catarrh. Leticorrhafa: and as
a tonic it is used with the greatest advantage in dyer, tp •
tie affections. Antemia. Chloreels, for It is absolutely
necessary to form the blood corpuscles., or, in other
words. it is a main constituent of bleed..
A part of the Iron is combined with Phosphoric
Acid, which still farther en hances the value of this
mineral water. "
Its proximity to the cities of PR IL AD aLPHIA ( within
twenty miles) NEW YORK (rritnin kat,. nye miles),
and TRIO/I'OlY (within ten mallet.). and ire easy access
be Railroad and Steamboat (balsa leas than one• fourtn
mileile from the Railroad Statical, and brit withinon-
rom the Steamboat Landing). considered
Beauty, tte Mineral Wine& and other advantages, mate
It one of the
MOST DESIRABLE PROPSPRIES of THE KIND EVER
OFFARED TO THE PUBLIC.
as an examination will convince Any
PERSON. CLUB, 0140031PANY
desiring to possess such an estate.
It may be examined at any time upon application to
Mr. Cropper, residing thereon and reached by tie Phi
ladelphia, /Teuton. and New York Itailroed to Brie .1.
or Camden and Amboy Railroad to marlington,
thence by Perry Boat across to Bristol.
Plan of the propert with draft of the improvements.may be examined at t'be Auction Store.
By order of the Court
•
J. 0. THOMAS. Clerk of Orphans' Coort,
J SORBLL.
STEPHEN SINTON.
JAMES A FREEMAN. Auctioneer.
No. ANIM WALNUt Street. Philadelphia.
apIS Muth ca.
MOTELS.
44 AVENITE HOUSE, "
WASHINGITC 3 , D. 0.
The undersigned havingleased the shawl Sousa
situated on the corner of isSYSZITH Street wail PHAN
gYLVANIa Aveiro. for II term of years, he soliaits the
dormer patronage and the travelling puslia generally.
sad will at all times be happy to eel his old friends.
Desppettallys U. T. JONES.
WAJMINGION. D. 0.. Marsh S. UM. rabbi this
..
pirdarEats or
wring AND LIC/1108/I.
LATTIVLAN & BALLADE,
to. ism soma tarra sTEZET.
' , mum ch m a g ui aja Wslant. Philadelphia.
A. hairmear,
A. M. BALLAD!.
CLARE WINE.—AN INVOIGE OF
112111ATIA0 MORIN. **ODA Medoc monuerma,
and St. J
Geo u
rgm.end. f p Olave or Vnike
ealobse. Now Landing loom b r ig
Hugo
JAZFRETGRE & LwaRONE.
m y32-rat 202 gad 204 Borah ?BOAT Street
CIIIAMT'AGNE WINE.-AN INVOICE
of '• Gramm." and " Gnanmagne Wine.
now landing from 71111 g Hngo Georg, and for sale b
.1113RUHE h LKITSIIGNik t
iredblw SOS and 404 R. WBOAT,
•
1 . 00 . easn PINET, casnizoN, &
CO.ll COONAO BRANDY. lauding from
• • Lours." Bola Bordeaux. Tor sale 12y
WILLIAM B. YBATON & CO..
ars 901 am% BBOBT Wag,
MIZ=I!
BRINLEY, & CO„, „....
FURNESS,
2Po. OPS , OESSTLIET end fillE JIVES Strom
SALE OF IMPORTED AND /30110:91911DET 000113,
ON , TUESDAY MOE 0100.
May 0. at 10 o clock, by entajagae. au tour nu.
credit. 900 Packages and iots of Pour nail dole C.v.
goads.
p.m LIP FORD it 00., AUOTIONA
525 MARRIT and 522 COUBDIROIIitzegiN
LgEOZ POBIT.tY3 841,12 OF 1,000 CA2ZS uovr4
MIMES. IINO(112h1. Ate
ON MONDAY 21012211N0.
May 2d, at 10 o'clock prat TheiY. will be cold 'by cmi t .
10in.% 107 cask. Liroo cassm )11#1:05. bays', ani longue
calf. kip, and grain boots, brogauc, balm Orals. Oxfrrd
ties, cavalry boots, etc., women's. misses', and °Ml
area's call, kip, goat, kid , and morocco hooted
and ebortn. gaitcrs, bockakins, alTo, city,
made gOOdil Oven for ormitatiOrt. NSW% ectaissass
early on the chiming of sale
LANGE POSIT? --
_
AVE SALE OP MOO CASES BODE%
kIROSS. BROGANS.
Oa THURSDAY MORNING..
May Mb. at 10 WC] 0011", pvc1.1317. will baa o l4 by ZaH.
IMMO 187 Cash. 1.100 ease. rani:cu. boys'. and youths' an
kin. sad grant boots, brogans, balrooralt. cavalry boat.
atc.
Wcznen'a. mintea ', and ablldren's Calf. kip, Rant, kit
and morocco heeled hoots and ahoer, stiorums. bukins,
gaiters. .4c., fccm city and Bastarn mannfacturo, corn_
plain g a genera/ meortment of goods.
NCOAST & WARNOCK. AT3O
TioRBERs, No. 210 MARKET Street.
LABOE SPECIAL SALE crle .4TRAW GOODS, Br
t)l4
Mar 2d eOmrnenctt ig at It o clncic precisely, c
mining a bout 400 Cab43l, most fa.blozqble stre•
oa
colors bonnets and bats for ladies ', misses% bpd chi,.
dren'e wear.
LARGB FORME r 4 eLli OF 760 LTIO3 AI4'ARThI.3
WHITENTE a GO01;h4, 1.1.1-LLINSiti Gu.joi
GOODS. &c . by eakologcm.
ON WEDNEhOAY MoPINIG.
Msy Mb, comtaenelog at 10 o'clock, camnrbilng a de.
neral areortnient of 15 eftwonable sonde, welch will h,
found well woriby the ettontter of be ..• era
YOBITIVE bFhCfk E. SALE oFv,oon HoysH Hoop
SICILTg. RV CkrOLIE
ON WEI/NW:WAY MORNING.
May 4th, ornmeneien at 11l o'clock pratingly will bq
sold :Aleut 2 Vie d , . Z. 313 hoop skirt, , comprising a full lint
of lodiee' medium anti wide lave skirts of belt annin
and wake.
Also. a frill line 0a24 Aprio: miens' wovin tans nf
mr,,,idet qth 4 111.7 at... 1 finish. PktrierOttr yktentilk is itl•
'rhea tG tlla hal% wiiina will be nerempWry, to close as
account
1Y HRNRY P. WOLRI!:Iiri:s
Ito. !NS MALASIT Street South 113,Yve
Bales of Dn. Good. TriatmlEvoi. Notiocc, „
MONDAY. WEPIIESDAY. acdltaf clocaloa, sow
mencina. at 10 o'clock.
DAY GOODS, SILKS. CLOTP-S CASaIf3RII3.
CLO r n MO. e•.u.
ON DION AiOlizi
May P 4. at 10 oOlock, will he eold,dreen ang domovkle
ffcebs, black rilke. black clothe, ceetimere4. cud %
Dente, ' , reel!, nook-ties, bade.. truaLabzu,
etre w itoorle, Pklrte,
Mao Et, a of e.ohoe etore, comprie lof; COngrefiiliNterA.
lanting Ertittre , arognas, watkial ato a ,
Wiz pore, ic. .
M . THOMAS & SONS,
aour-• Fos. 139 and 144 South FOURTH strip&
Frtl,4 et leo. IL2 Sttoet.
ELECIANT FUtilillUSiE, riOttfE•llASTii, VELVET (lit
O 1 TUESD4 MORNS 311
Maylo Celina. by ca'allogitN ?.t NO 102 t 8r94
btreqt, the o'.etta.t Parnlt ore. inclndinst salt or dr, w.nr.
reran fruAture. fine brocatelle covral DK- aneriar road.
Wood la.ok. coM'aut.. bonit-ems9 xorrer atnrs,
have EQUIR Fidebeard, qUit elegint Chsmbor faratturtt
tile velvet carpetr, tirc &c.
May be eeamined e.t 8 o'clock on the micning of elle.
EXTENSIVE Pi3Rl43lPrOlt.V RATA-EXTRA VAt.l7l
- REAL ESTATE, 212REDEE2debLE eitUCIATI
&c.,
TIIMPAY,
May 3, at 12 o'clock noon. at tho Exchange eoto•
wising Dino &states. by order of. Grphana' Court, ex.
(meters, and hr its —32 properties—be Ides s largo amount
from other owners. a together 47 pnotertlee, god smile
of them very valuable: 311 acres near Eighteenth %treat.
Twer ty •lath ward 75 a ere-, Nicetown les% Twenty.
frith ward; tO scree near 0/vev. TWentrinlrd
10 scree , Wheat/sheaf lane. Ttrenty.flich ward: hind.
some residence. Trenton. 1.3 valuable badness pro.
Denies. bander ma country seat. and lam: hands mye
and plain clt:. res.den can : irre , leemobls aresrd rout o,
SAYS IAVSTMENri
The two - JAl...two groond rests afford errartspit7 for
Pencra3c4 ArAall pt@a tm tp Milklif Mre tuvo.t.rn;:m O ut
abeclr.:.e boe ponorblet catalognee for 101 l datcrlptloaa.
Pthitc &ale on thePromlaes
ELECcAIiT COI.ISI TRY i•EAT. : 8 AF.:8.88. DARBY' &Dip
AND b.TRAP.T.
On WEDNESDAY,
May- 4, 1$ 4. nig m'eloclt P. M.. r:111 kas sold o.i potAls
ontbe pfenLitea. a , elegant canaLry e a -t, acras,
corer of
narby road and Surnmit kr:ot, TLarby. Ntqag
rnanalon. 2 carrion's bowies. wan, n Imago, ter,,nt hart e,
tca htnoo, Ac., aLegatabla gardan. OlOt and all /cl 9 tar sa,
sand aprlng watar..ll,b. nar.4. tto. IL it
a yainalcie and handsome country place
Vr'4l be shown by the owner and. occupant. Jo
'Kph B. Conoyer,hsLc.
it stelae 613' Sale
ASSETS OF THE BANK OF PSENaTLVAEIA
ON THURSDAY.
May IS, at 12 o'clock 10114 wia be Pohl ak nablie sale,
at the Philadelphia Exchange. by order of 0.1 a: , . lfaoil
of the Bank c•f Pounrvl yania, to Imre:Lance o. iha etaho
thy of the Court of Common Pleas of Philailoiptia, !be
ten:mining esst.ts of said bank. Term , ca , ll. i?tyabla
OD or before ille:day, Mao !kb, at 12 o'clock. Foil far.
titulars is catalogne6. which may ba had at tho auction
reQll3l3.
Salo tiro. IEO Oren street.
SUPERIOR YIIItIYITFIKE, ELEGANT ROSEWOOD
P/ATTO, BRIL,SSI.ti CARPETS. &c.
011 FRIDAY 4101t11: 1 0,
May O. at 10 o clock. by catalogue. at No. 1526 Gram
Oyu' t. the gaporlor plash parlor f arnlcaro, e'en 3 rode,
wood 7-octave plano-fute secretary. and bookcase.
walnut chamber furniture, Brussels carpets, &c.
,Also, the kitchen furniture and utensils.
KIM=MaiU
on TCESBiIf,
May 30, at 32 o'clock M. , at the Philadelphia Bschangs
without reserve.
Elegant OMPantry Seat. Bristol Turnpike (formerly Hr.
Bowen's, and latterly Mr. Basil:v.o'e), larga and spin.
aid stone mansion. stalls. ar•d coach houre sod 13 sem.
The mansion is clegantiy llnikhod. with all modsci con.
voniences. and the gro.t.lB 119.1ithOttICY latd 43131. sad
highly improved Commands beantieni views, clays
/dent to churches, and schools. sad accemible to can,
steamboat.. stages. dc. Sale absolute.
£ Full particulars in handbills.
A BSQLUTE SALE OF THE VA.LII
-I- able &al Mats at Wilkasbrira. Loma cellay.
P.rnaylvaula, known es the "Kinistotrortveili
comPera. ,
This valoebie property. cent:doing nearly MO acres
lend, Nvill be coid.dg mcgozAt tbe
k X 011.6.43 ti it; f1u... •
o'clock. noon.' It is known to b's very valuable, the Thing
of teal harten been pro-,-ed. It Is ttblu a short die.
tan ce of Wilkesbarre. awl is open to examination at any
time.
in- Arlan of the Estate my be seen at the Audios
Store.
Sale absolate. SLIM to be paid when the pro.
party is struck off.
.TAMES A. FEBEHAN. Auctioneer.
424 WALNUT' Forest.
Above Foarth.
sp2l- Ct. M. 20.13272,3,4
UNITED STATES MILITARY RAIL
ROADS
OFFICE, or AsetsTA2re grA.R.Vgn.VLMIL.
WASeIftIVITON, Aorll 15, 1884.
AUCTION. —WILL Br, SOLD. on WEDDESDAT.
16th day of Slay, at the Sallroad Depot, in Masan&
boo T 0135 of Old Railroad Iron.
100 Tong of Old Car Calm,
150 Tone of Cast Ferap Iron.
ICO Tons of Wrought Iron.
Tons of Old Brats and Cooper,
CO Oil Barrels
Terms: Cash in Government Fonds Ten (le) par coat
to be paid at the time of porohase, the baianeaon de'
V R: property must be removed within ten dare fro
date of male. H. L. ROW NOP.
aplS-linPlB Captain and A. Q. N.
A tTOTION SALE OF. CONDENINE
/10&$E6.
Wen DEPATIT.nRNT.
OAVATALY BUISEAIfr
0.11710 E Or CITIFY grARTERMASTER.
WAR amarON, April 25.
Will be cold at public amotion. to the btgbeit bldde
t the time and place named WO*. VI;;
Newport. Penna.. Thursday, May otb.
Gettyebnra, Penns, Monday. May 9th,
Altoona. Penns . Thursday. May 12th, .
Mlfilln. Penns . Tbunday, May nth.
Beading, Penna.. Thursday, May 20 11,
Lebanon. Penns . Thursday. June 2d.
NOt thantherland, Penna.. Thursday. Tune oth,
Scranton, Penns.. Tilton atty, 10th.
Wilitamsport.. PennsTrourdsi, Jane MA,
One hundred ( 1 00) H orses at Gettysburg,. and T
neared and Fifty (260) at each of the other places
Time horses 'have been condemned a* unfit for
ayslry service of tbe United States
army
road and farm purposes many g99d bargains m
bad.
Horses will be sold singly.
Sales begin at 10 A. H., and continue daily till all
old.
TM IMS: CASH. in United States Treamont 'totem mil
JslitSe a SKIN.
sp2ll-1J420 Lt Col. and C. Q. M, Cavalry 13ureao.
GOVERNMENT SALE.--WILL B
Fold, at public auction. on WEDNESDAY. •
4tb. 1844, at Allegheny Arsonll. commencing at
o'clock A IL, to the highest Wader. the folleV7lne
perty. viz;
1 Draft Hone.
13.875 Cartridge Boxes. Bette. dm.
76.000 pounds of hemp Leather.
80.000 do do Iron.
7.725 boxes, barrels, and kege.
Terms cask. R. H. R. WHITELEY.
ap23lt Lieutenant Colonel of Ord ague
COAllh.
GENUINE EAGLE VEIN CIOA
tang if pot superior to Lehigh. Also. Dart . i
Pins Ara Panay Rainbow Couch Eat mid Stlirn
fi
05 50. Large Nut. 118. BO per ton. Goal fortel.9.
hill weight saver tieket. Depot, 1419 0.4.1..V..Wi1ni
thresh above Broad. Othee gotah P 0171.1%.
tow Chestnut. Call and examine. Orders I! r
promptly attended to br
nalLfim DLLIS DRA.Ol3Oif
n 0 A L.-SUGAR LOAF, BEAV
IfEearoW. Sprhis Motuatain Lehigh Conl,
bast Locust Mountain. from Soltuyikill: propare a
MTViffiamell. uSlisenrtitalaingeiCsl)
urareme k
I
pLEt. TBICITY.---WONDERFUL S
ENTIVIC DItCOVERT —All acute and ehroate
eases cored by npeeini guarantee. when desired bY
natioNit. at 162111 WA Olin Street, Philadelphia.
in cue of a failure tic charge is made. No articling
system with uncertain medical silents. Al! onree
fanned by Magnetism Galvanism. or other tu,dl,T
Mons of Niectricity. without shocks or any urriail
sensation. For (cont a i n snformat send mad ito
pamphlet. which hundreds of certificates
some of tie Most reliable men in FlilladelPhi• •
treatment m
imada ss m eta n n a h n a t dculeedd after ail
Gvar":
thousand cured in less than Iva years, at 1140 .
NUT Street.
N. B —Medical men end others, who desire n sn
Weft., of my new discovery.. can commence a fall el
of lectures May Fab. 1864, at the Institation. 1
WAI.Nrr r ntreek Prof BOLL RS has qualified over
.ipaC
thousand physicians. who nee Electricity as a I .
Consultation free Prof. BOLLES & Dr. DEO WV . .
WALNUT Street. 'Philadelphia. sett 1
I.
66
B EDFORD WATRB."—INDIV
au and dealers will he annolled With " B
Water." fresh from the Spring, at the shortest no
:be following d
rain: •
For barrel. 40do gallons (oak)
Half o
Half do (mulberry)
The barrels are well steamed, so that purchase
depend upon reeMotrue the Water as rum and fres
tha Spring. ell orders addreesed to
nalitS•lim 11.. L. •teriSESON. Bedford.
QUEEN OF BEAUTY.
WHITE 'VIRGIN WAX OP ANTILLI3O.
A new FngAUK coshorrio for boantifitht ,
lug, and preservint the complezdon. m is t
wonderful compound of the age. There t!
I ,,,,_, ch arCi}7l7itfirerniptia b eng_Pot rar t e e lli 4 11
DanCe° extraordinary quail...s for prescrvi
skip.. making it sett, smooth, fair, and trar•ensr,,
make. the ad AXltilat AGA" thehomely limey
handeom o more beautiful. and the most bectut , %.
Price 25 and 60 cents. Prcarel only by 131:MT
Perfumers. 41 South ZIGHTS Street, two Loo
Cheetaut. and lan sontakaßViiNTH Street. abo •
nat.
M1113.3 - AIIiELS CELF.P.RJ
SUPPORTERS FOR LADIES. tad the
Eprtets 'ander eminent weasel petrolitn'
Au
naysteians are reipeattraly rectneetai tO
14.":70172Zrargil lear7.l l :
Laval as Immo been ittlead im their =t ag the
arra-py r TV& o iir.t 4 gßetr,i3 F irind
else nib kris tawitapnUiale
RELL&BLE„usEt GALLAITIM.
Ban usTonsu. It Is not S dye. , 1' ;
the hair to Its natant color. R does r.oclt Is a s
it needs no Basaatise Of other & Wing.
of Itself. Prto• mod•rste. Try )t.
Prepred OlaY by Palm 0 CiblVE, uvrat,
mb u r eormaNlig and ft
OM DR, FINE, FRACTIOAII 1,
'MST for the last twenty stank 519,111
abelow trabrkineerts the .moet beantiftll lEckt 1 ,
re, moutect on Sue OoiA, Patina. 6:1v0.. oene•
Cloraltte. Amber. &a a' prtoet for AeGt sad 0 ,
work. snore reaeons.ile'then any Pentlat in thin
State. Teeth pluagoa to lout for life. Artl.,',
repaired to snit .Ste pain in estraoting. ♦ll
ji,f,
ranted to It. Reference. Ikea Wallies. '
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ORGAN, 088, It 00., TE I° I
GINE BUILDERS , Iron Founder,. 0.10,yy
Naushtatets and Boiler Makars, Wo. 11,119 Ca. 1..... ,
street. Philldoluhts.