The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, February 03, 1865, Image 4

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THE CLITIC.
MILITARY.
THE COMING DRAFT.
The lollowlng important note has been received
Trotn tie commissioners of the 081 Bounty rand:
Us mon or TRB 0/TY BOUNTY FOND VONIKIB
toII, Philadelphia, Feb. 1, BlM—Attention is called
to the fact that, according to Metal information
received M this office,. the quotas stisigned to the
wards of the city include the Credits up to the 31st
of December.
Statements which have been published may lead
the ocromunity to believe that the quotas as as•
algned are to be diminished by the surplus above
the last call. This is not the fact. Olalms for credits
are now undeconslderatlon, but the wards must be
prepared to supply nearly the whole number as
slgnr d to them by their respective provost marshals.
By order of the Commlaton.
JoRN BLAIR, Secretary.
ASOUSGISLIAINEOIIIS.
MOH SCHOOL.
The exercises were continued yesterday as fol
lows :
PIINCTUATIcIN.
$, The Bible is the treasure of the poor, the solace
of the sick, and the sup of the dg. What
other book besides the Bible c o uld be heard la pub.
Ito assemblies from year to year, with an attention
that never tires, and an Interest that never flags
With few exceptions, let a portion of the sacred
volume be recited in a mixed multitude, and though
it has been heard a thousand timer, a universal still
ness ensues ; every eye Is flied, and every ear is
awake and attentive. Select, if you oan, any other
composition, and let it be rendered equally familiar
to the mind, and see whether It will produce this
effect."
Purlieu, pheasant, mosque, sassafras, anathema,
Chameleon, phlebotomy , triturate, reverent ially,
Gothicize, leopard, gauae, orasier, blearynis
mine, unique, yacht , flagitious, valerian, eamigene
piquancy, plebeian, grievously, collier, fraught, pro
selyte, paroxysm, retrieve perceive ,
perceive, periphei7,- eyc
pintail°, gazetteer, susceptibility, Natchez, Nor wich,
zaieta, Manske, Versailles, Chihuahua, Solte
peotaciy.
PRACTICAL
1. In what time , will t2OO amount to $242,183.;, at
5) per oent. per annum 1
2. Suppose I desire to draw $2,000 from a bank,
for what sum must I give my note, payable In five
Months, at ft per cent, per annum, three days' grade 1
8. If a cellar, 11k, feet long, 8 18.20 feet wide, and
Of feet deep, be dug in 2yg days by 12 men, working
6 hours 0 minutes per day, in how many days will
9 men, working 4 hours 6 minutes per day, dig one
2234 feet long, 17 8.10 feet wide and 0 2-20 feet deep?
4. A man bought 3.5 or a farm containing 438);
sores • he kept 2.9 of what he bought, and sold the
remainder to a friend at $6O per acre ; how much
did he receive for what he `sold?
5, Suppose Iplaoe *750 in the hands of a broker
to purchase United States bonds, and allow him a
commission of per cent. on the investment, what
amount does he invest?
8. If I buy 5 yards of cloth for 941.20, on a Oredit
Of 6 months, and Sell the Same for $45 cash, what Ii
my gain per cent.
7. Change 8 furlongs. 39 males, 6 yards, IX feet
to the decimal of 1;,1
8. Extraot the onbe root of 1 8.181 to three deci
mal places.
9. Suppose 8% gallons of wine to have leaked out
of a bog - ahem), what number of bottles, eaoh hold
ing 1 pint, 2( gills, wilt be required to bottle the
remainder?
10. AL man ignorantly bequeathed $6,256 among
hie four children, leaving John fa t James ~;, Mary
, and Jane .I.oth. How much did each receive.
suppeeing it wee divided according to he intention?
LOCOMOTIVE EXPLOSION -- FOUR MEN
KILLED.
Yesterday morning about half past ten o'clock the
engine of a freight train running upon the North
Pennsylvania Railroad exploded. at a point about
twenty•four miles from Philadelphia, by whioh four
persons were killed, three of whom ware employees
of the road, and the fourth a man Rho, was riding on
the freight train contrary to rule, ea freigibt trains
are not permitted to carry passenger& The train
was the regular morning freight, which leaves Beth
lehem at s A. M., and the explosion occurred on the
long, straight line between Hatfield and Denudate
stations. 'lhe engineer, Evans Brinton, who had
been long running upon the road, and was con
sidered to be a very careful man, was killed, as was
also the fireman, Washiegton Smith. The third
person billed was Aaron Lambert, employed upon
the gravel train, and the fourth man was a butcher,
name as yet unknown. .Taisob Cobaugh, the conduc
tor, long upon the road, Is much scalded about the
face and arms. The engine was the " Cheltenham,"
a ten-wheeled freight engine, which has been in use
between four and five years, and has had new flues
pit into the boiler within the last year, It was con
sidered to be a very good engine.
The master of transportation and the road master
were-on the ground immediately after the accident,
with the wreak car arid men to clear the track,
which they proceeded to dope rapidly as possible,
and arrangements were made to have all trains
/cave the olty on time, fie usual. Dr. Martin of
Bethlehem and other physicians were on the spot
In a short time, ready to render any assistance in
their power. The cause of the explosion is yet un
known. It is the first case of a holier explosion on
the road. and the first serious accident for between
eight and nine years. The bodies of the killed
were brought to the city last evening. Coroner
Taylor was sent for to view, tnem, - or hold an inquest
necessary.
ANOTHRII BAILBOAD ACCIDENT.
The New York train of cars that started lgorn the
Kensington depot at quarter before 7 o'clock last
evening, ran olf the track about threesquarters ef a
zalle above the Reading Railroad track. There were
eleven oars in the.train, all well filled with passen
gers. One young man, whose name we could not
learn, was injured, but not very severely. From all
that we could learn, it seems the locomotive had
safely crossed a switch, it being all right, but the
Slat passenger oar was thrown from the trash in
consequence of the breaking or raising of the end of
a rail the very instant the engine passed over. The
coupling that attached the train to the locomotive
parted, and the latter, in the language of our in
formant, " went kiting" up the track, but was
stopped within a quarter of a mile. The locomotive
was running at the usual rate of speed, and the im
petus thus gained was an Indent to lone all the oars
off the track in less time than-it takes to write about
It.
mR. attrxwocn's IM..U)INGS
Mr. James E. Murdoch will give two of his well
known and popular literary entertainments on next
Monday and Tuesday evenings, at Concert Hall,
the proceeds to be for the benefit of religions and
charitable objects. Fine programmes have been
prepared for these readings, comprising a great
variety or subjecto t prose, poetry, Scripture, and the
drama. The sate of tickets will commence this
morning.
From our amusement column it will be observed
that Mr. Murdock has been engaged to oontinne
)31a readings, by giving two entertainments in ad
dition to the above, which will add very much to the
gratification of his numerous admirers. He is an
nounced for Wednesday and Thursday evenings,
February Bth and 9th, at Concert Hall. We woul d
call especial attention to the rich and varied pro
grammes—among them we notice several old
favorites—while there are also some entirely new
ones, read now in Philadelphia for the first time.
Mrr Illurdooh _has just finished .a very successful
Series of readings throughout the Eastern States
and now for the first time thiS season we shall have
the pleasure of listening to such "word music" as
only he can render from English prose or verse.
A MUBICAL REIIMON.
Thursday evening was an event In musical
being the occasion of a rehearsal givlon by the
40ecilis Orchestra to their friends at the establish
ment of Kr. 0. Meyer, 722 Arch street. The pieces
performed were selections from Verdi, Flotow,
tiounod, and others. Although the performers are
sal amateurs, yet no single defect marred the per
formance, a faot that redounds greatly to the credit
of the orohestra and its talented leader Mr. R.
Meyer. The concluding place was a new slop by
that gentleman, which fully sustains high
musical reputation. At the conclusion of the
musical programme, the guests partook of a splen
did supper. The occasion was a most pleasant
one, and will be long remembered by the par
ticipants.
NEW LAND OFFICE
Messrs. Burgess ft Paid, Surveyors, conveyancers,
.&0., late of thfs city, have established an Olin at
Parkersburg, West Virginia. Parties about Inveet
frig In oil lands, or visiting the oil region of West
- Vanlib will do well by calling upon or addressing
them. Port Molar attention is called - to their ad.
vertLsement In another column. Mr. Palst Will
leave for Parkersburg Monday"morning. Daring
the Interim he may be found at No. 624 North Sixth
street.
TEE LATE MRS. SARDEL.
It will be gratif3 Mg to the many friends of the
late Dirs. Gardel to know that her remains have
been' brought on from Asia, where she died, and de.
posited beneath the beautiful monument erected to
her memory in the Mount Vernon Cemetery. The
remains were attended to their final resting place
11 the bereaved husband, a few friends, and her
faithful servant, Mary.
CHILD BUIIXV.,D TO DEATH:
Thomas rdeGalui, aged four years, died yesterday
afternoon from the,etleats of having been burned on
the day before, at the residence of the mother, near
the Fella of Schuylkill. She had just gone out,
leaving the child alone, and during her absenoe its
clothes took fire from the stove.
CITY COUNCILS
Both brauchee of Councils held a stated meeting yes
terday afternoon.
IiEILECT BRANCII.
-.Lucas Lilts% Fees psesident, in the chair.
Mr SPERING (U ), chairman of the Committee on City
Provo ty. presented a bill giving to the Superintendent
of the Sbaokamaxon Square the charge of the Unit%
Square, and maktrg hie pay $6O O , instead of $4OO
Mr. FREEMAN (U. ) opposed the bill, as it was the Scat
attempt. although small in amount, to increase sala
ries. Ones open the gate and It could never be closed.
The bill was not agreed to.
Mr. BPanittO (U. ) presented a bill providing for the
oatonelion of the prothonotary's offices of the Orphans'
"Court and Common Pleas with a negative recommenda
bop. Re presented in its stead a bill requiring the
Chief Engineer and Surveyor to prepare Vans and spe
cideatione, and advertise for proposals to erect a. build
ing on Six- h stress, adjacent to the one occupied by the
Court of Quarter Sessions, for tip nee or partite offices.
litre Betti.ovr (U.) satd teat the Chief Engineer and
Surveyor was not the proper proems to pro ms's' plans.
)3e moved to amend by inserting that the Committee on
Cig.Property advertise for plane from architects.
e amendment T as acotpte&
. EPERINU spoke of the necessity for publle build
ings, and said that the ci•.y wee now paying $B-000 a yew
rshit for buildings to sccommoda's public officers. me
thought the building Would only cost $26.600.
• Mr. WaGPER (U.) raid some very valuable public re
cords had been Wel" by rats in the cellar under the Or.
phans' Court.
The bill was Passed:
Mr. YAM:M.10'11'(1) presented a bill in nisei requiring
all passenger rallway companies to Place guards about
the wheels of their cars oz. and after toe Ist of April, so
as to protect the /lye's of citizens. Referred to a special
committee.
Mr. Mona (II.) presented a bill in piece making an
Mloprlatton of $4,188 80 to the Board of Controllers of
le Schools to pay d 'nannies in the year 1883.
e bill was takes spin nom mitteeof the Whole, and
Mr. SAXIVILY (LP. ) Proceeded to make a very desultory
oyesoh
Mr BARLOW (U.) interrupted the gentleman, and
moved the Gomm ilk, rite and have leave to eft again.
The committ rose and on the question, Shall the
committee si a gain ? it was not agreed to—yeae 8,
nays
Dill l7. was then p aimed.
Mr. VANOLIIVII (U. ) read 'shill in place providing that all
persons entering the service on and after the 20th of
January be entitled to the same provisions as provided
ror In the bill passed JannerY 26th, which increases the
bounty. U. staled that messy men had enlisted sup
posing the bill tuereasiog the bounty Was a law. not
being aware of the veto of she Mayor. The bill was
Mr passed
Sum (O.). presented the following:
Whereas, The debt of the city of Philadelphia on the
28th day of ,February. 18e4. was `t7.667,81L21, which
hag been increased to $34,417,81L24 in the short space of
eleven menthe. and
Whereas. It is propcieed to AM further increase the
debt ofpay the
de cit aciencf es y as followe: -
To • -....... $1,600,000
To extend water works 1.060,060
To pay bounties to volunteers 2,010,00 0
To families of volunteers 100,000
T0ta1.96.100.000
hich, if parsed. Will mate the total indebtedness of
the city of Philadelphia 916,6i7.81L 24, end
Whereca. The debt (,f the city. already enormous. is
alise prevented by Lou;t alive enactments), nicety to
become 10 onerous upon the igxesiYers as to preclude
the Possibility of the payment of taxes sufficient to meet
She exigencies of the elty treasury, therefore.
Reoolotd, That the Legislature be requested to page
an act limiting the mimeos:it debt of the city Of Phila
delphia to a. ISOM not exceedingJorty•fitre millions of
dollars.
Ar r . g u m s/rested the resoldtion be referred to
A Fineries , (( Commt tee
Mr. KAMBIILY (0 ) said if Mr. Niue Wasted a guard
lan other members did not.
Mr. Nino (0.) replied. I think come other persons
should have a coardian - I have seen& sufficient exhi
bition this afternoon to warrant it.
Mr. GRAY (D.) Prestutel a bill Providing for tho
Painting of market houses lfeferrod to the Committee
OD tie r rte.
Sr. IRO (0.) promoted. a resolution it:retracting the
Crnimiture on Defence and Protection to rise all mea
sure, to reenre for the eitisene of Philadelphia a proper
correction of the quota under the draft It sets forth
that Phlindelphie. with a population of BM. .61A, is re
quired to frinceb 11.496 men. who ' s Xassaehnsette. with
*population of 1,2111. CIL was only required Columbia.
I,9(6men,
Mr. D, Me.). from the committee to proceed to
Traehin eeryskr gton, NAN the ooastmlltio had vial OA city
and were well received by General Fry. whe steisnew.
hedged that an error had been made in eomnntiag the
quota for Philadelphia. • considerable rednetioa
would be made. but as the committee retereed
- to Washington gain this evening, it was not expedient
to give figures, for fear of malting errors.; The com
mittee had requested to know how the assignment had
been made for ,Massaohnsetts. but could not be in
formed because of an order of the Secretary of War for
bidding it, except that Massachusetts bad fursdahed a
large number of men for the naval service
The bill from Common Council relative to the
of ground by the Legislature for the purpose of
making parks was taken up.
Mr. BRIWITLY (O.) hoped the committee mould be el
pointed, and proceed to Harrisburg immediately.' He
underetocd that a bridge alone, In connection with tall
purchase, would cost 5 001,010.
Mr. GRAY (II.) said the , embellishments to the city
would attract persons here. whereby the interests of the
city would be. greatly promoted. He referred to the
Central Park in New York as having coatribated
largely to the interests of the city, and said that-the sa
neness of the committee would spend half the interest
of one hundred thouganddollars for fear.
Mr. live(tr.) said that the land ,contained two
hundred and acres, one hundred of which belonged
to the Penn domain, the agent of which said the city
could lake it, and appoint any three men to appraise it.
There WI re live sites which bad been selected by ved
ette engineers for water basins. He did not think the
land wealdeocat more then $BOO.OOO. The commission
ers were appointed to take the land, bat the vital power
still remained in the halide of Councils. By taking the
land now it would prevent improvements, such as mills
being placed there, which would allow the drainage
from them to enter directly into the basin from where
the water le obtained for the Twenty-fourth ward. He
thought men of large means would leave the city if im
provements were not made. One of .the commissioners
to take this land bad sold his homes became of there
being no place to drive around Philadelphia. The
Girard College and Independence Hall were the only
attractions to strangers. Certainly no more beautiful
spot of land could be selected than that which it was
Contemplated to purchase. He moved to indefinite' y
postpone the hill. Not agreed to—yeas 7, nays 14, as.
follows:
EAR—Mame. Cattail, Freeman. Okay. Ritehle,
ring. Ws_gner. land. president-7.
NAys—Messrs Armstrong, Ihulow, Brightly. Hods
don. Hopkins. Kamerly, King, Mannel , licßtroy,
O'Rourke, Pollock, Riche, Van Cleve, Zano-14.
The resolution was then concurred in—yeas la, nava
6. Adjourned.
COMIZON BRANCIL.
President &roman' ) the chair.
THE NORTHERN LIBERTIES GAS WORKS.
The veto massage of the Hever sgatnet the parehase of
the Northern Liberties Gas Werke was called cp.
Mr. Rearm& ) moved to refer the matter to the COM
=Mee on ChM
WOI.IIIIRT-•(o.)hOPed that the metier would be
thoroughly investigated, and for that 'mimosa he would
be in favor of mak lag the lubject the special order of
business for Thursday next, at four o'clock. Parties
had gone to lierrisburg for the purpose of preventing
the city from purchasing these works. The stook of the
company, upon which ten nollare had been paid, was
now selling at thtrty dollars. The city could parohase
the whole concern at its original cost, and would there.
by make for the city six hundred Maenad dollars.
motion to suspend the rides, for the purpose of eon
tittering the bill, was lott. •
Fl BOii COMMITTEII.
Itanomt (g. ), from the Committee on Finance,
reported DA ordinance appropriating g 8.871,4) to pay
the United States tax on. gas used in pub lic
Passed.
Also, an ordinance appropriating $9,085. 44 to the Trus
tees of the City Ise-Boon to pay a deadens!i of that
amount incurred in repairing the said boat. The aunt
of $80.009 bad been appropriated for the purpose, but
since the completion of the work it Was found that the
cost of the repairs was $39,089.44 Passed.
ALLB6HB_TY•AYB&IIB WRABF
Mr. BUDIM (U. ), from the Committee on. Market
Houses. reported an ordinance leasing the Allegroiny
avenue wharf to the present lessees for an additional
term of three years at. WO per annum. Passed.
ITEDERGEOUND DRAINAGE
• Mr. Hearse (U.) offered en ordinance requiring that
i n mi cages where there are gutters on the foot ways on
any street in which there is a culvert, the owners of
property shall be notified to have connections for said
gutters made nudes ground with the street culverts.
owners of property shall have thirty days' notice to
make the underground drainage, and for every month
In which they shall fell to comply a penalty of $3O will
be exacted. Owners shall not be required to take out
any license orpay any sum therefor. Provided, That
this ordinance shall not take effect until after the first
day of April next.
Mr. BARN= urged the necessity of the passage of
such an ordinance by calling attention to thepresent
condition of the streets by reason of gutters crossing
the footways. New York and Boston have a system of
underground drainage, and not a table spoonful of wa
ter could be found in the streets.
. . .
Mr. CRESWELL (II.) thought that the bill was a good
one, but a reform of the extent contemplated should be
thorouhly investigated.
Mr. Bantocr: (p.) thought that the passage of the
ordinance would , come pretty heavy .on poor people,
who had got money enough together to buy a house for
-themselves. This city bad more people who owned
their own hooka than any other city. Much of the ice
and slush now in our streets Is from snow and not from
IL e running of gutters.
Mr. Wria.zre (U.) believed. that the effect of the
passage of the of diatoms would be bat tlne commence
ment of having openings made into the eunrerts for all
Imposes. The entente of water closets, garbage, and
foreign matter of every kind would be sent Into the
eulverte to ouch an extent as to risk their use, and would
be detrimental to the public health, and it was oleo a
great loss to the city to have the manure, which could
be profitably employedoe anted in this way. Rs (Mod
the reference of the subject to a committee.
The ordtnaticeWee finally referred to the Committee
on Surveys.
OALA.SI:6B OH P0LT0831137.
An ordinance was introduced, increasing the salaries
Of policemen to the following amounts, exolneire of
tinifom: high constables. $BO eaoh, per month; llea
tenants, $80; sergeants, $76; patrolmen. $7O; police
men detailed as, telegraph-operators, $7O. Provided,
That for the let tar there shall be.no Valiance for uni
form,
Mr. HAILREB. ) thought the police were amply
- Odd, and, as an evidence thereof, be referred to the
fact that by an ordinance of Comugla the police force
was to be increased by an addition of one hundred
men. There were one thousand applicants for these
one hundred positions at the present salaries.
Mr. ADAMS (U.) May be the gentleman don't know
that these applicants have been assured that their gala.
rise are to be raised to WOO.
The USAIR. Who assured them?
Mr. .ADAI4B. Many of the members of Councils.
Mr. HARPER. Well, then, let Its assure them now
that they are not going to have their salaries raised
at
Dlr. Cassawszi, (U.) The best reason why we should
increase the salaries of the policemen ls, because if we
don't the policemen won't vote for us. I know gunge
men who have experienced that. I 'peak by the said.
I believe in doing right, and not spending the city's
money whet a there Is no reason for so doing. _
Mr. Wommar (0.) The Gaieties now ..proposed are
not as Much.ste $360 were when gold was the currency.
The patrolmen of New York get $1.200 a year; Beaton,
$1,009 end Cincinnati $2l per week. idayor Henry
would icy that the Way to get good men was to pay
good salaries.
Mr. Burr (U.) moved to lay the matter on the table—
Yeas 2D, nays 19, Agreed to.
p mamma of vomnrrmans.
lfr. SARCER (U. ) offered an ordinance appropriating
$1(.0,0(K3 for the relief of families of volunteers.
Hr. Eve us (U) I would like to ask whether any part
of these appropriations are given to the families of
colored volunteers?
Mr Riliesoil (0). They r eceive the same relief ae the
families of waits soldiers .
The bill passed.
NORTHERN LIBERTIES GAS WORKS.
Mr. Evers (U )_offered a resolution instructing the
Committee on One to report the bill providing for the
purchase of the Northern Liberties Gas Works at the
Pent meeting, and that it be the special order for that
day, at 4 o'clock..
Bataan (0.) moved to emend, to make the time
for the committee to report the I.oth day of February,
Instead of next Thursday. Lost.
'1 he original resolution passed.
A bill from Select Council, authorizingeontraoleto be
made for pipes for the water department. Pasted.
A resolution re questing 'S elect Council to meet Com
mon Council in joint convention, to elect heads of de•
partments, onIT/rursdaY nekt. Pseud:
A resolution directing inquiry into the condition of
the tire-plugs (Atha city. Passed.
- A number of bill. from Select Council were concurred
in. Adjourned. •
TELE POLIOE
(Before Mr. Recorder nett.]
RECOGNITION OF A COAT-ARREST OF THE
WEARER.
A rather good-looking young man, the possessor of a
large amour. t of assurance, commonly denominated
braes,
but genteel withal, was arraigned before the
Becorder, yesterday, on the charge of stealing a coat
from the Metropolitan Hotel. on the 2d of January. Re
gave the name of Wm. H. Gregory. The coat, an ex
cellent one, belonged to Mr. Luke Kelly, a sojourner at
the Metropolitan.
On the 2d of January, the defendant stepped up to
Mr. Blair, the proprietor, who was at the desk, and in
a very familiar an d gentlemanly style said :
" Mr Blair. please band me my coat." at the same
time pointing to a lint- class abinchtli article.
Mr. 8., with his nenal blandness, responded with a
pleasant smile, and the defendant, putting on the coat,
started from ;the hotel. Thine endedlithe first scene.
Presently Mr. Luke Kelly egressed from the dining
room. and asked for his coat. It was not to be found.
Mr. Blair, the proprietor, found himself the victim of
mistaken cos tidence. Nothing was heard of the coat
or the man who oDtslnsd it anal yesterday.
Mr. Roily, the owner, was walking leisurely along
Chestnut meet yesterday ; he recognized his coat on the
Track of a well dressed young man, who appeared to be
a first class gentleman. Upon sterTiltg up to him, Mr.
Kelly, said:
hir, where did yon get that coat?"
"I bought It, sir.
"Yon did not; it is my coat "
"What do you mean, sir?"
" That's my coat."
At this moment he turned down the collar, and there
discoverso his name. Officer Fenton being near at
band, was called by Mr. Kelly. and the stranger was
taken at once to the office of the Recorder.
Mere he acted with much asourance; that he was en
tirely innocent that be had purchased the coat, or that
he bad taken it in miszake at the Mn ropolitan, and left
his In Its place.' Mr. Blair was sent for. and he at once
recognised the prisoner as the person who obtained the
coat.
The prisoner still Insisted that he was a gentleman,
and that the whole affair was a mistake. •
. . .
"Yee," replied the Recorder, "it certainly was a
7108 fake."
The Romped wan attained for a further bearing.
Upon /smirching him a couple of pawn-tickets were
Sound or his person. These were presented to a Pawn
broker, and two very handsome coats were recovered,
one of them being worth at least one hundred dollars.
The coats had been pawned for the sum of fifteen dol
lars each.
Last evening thsi prisoner made a confession, and
gave information where three other coats could be ob
tained. Be said that a short time since a Jew pawn
brc ker named George Ft iman. whose place of business
la on Bigtth street, below South, met him in the atreat,
and accosted him, though a stranger. Be told the
prisoner that he world buy any clothing that he might
want to dispose of. The prisoner took a coat there, and
received upon It the coin of $l6. The coat was recovered,
and a tailor beatified last evening that it was worth $76.
The pawnbroker was arrested and ,bound ever in the
sum of $l,lOO to answer at court the charge of receiving
stolen goods, knowing the sametobaye been stolen.
Gregory was oomilitted.
[Before Mr. Alderman Swift.
BOLDIBR ROBBED.
Jennie Archer, Annie Wood, and Margaret McKee
were arraigned yesterday morning on the charge o
robbing a soldier who belongs to Bridgeton, New Jersey.
The soldier vi Mud a home in Oast al street where these
parties lived. Be lost was . d watch and $lO6 In Treasu
ry moth. 'rhe watch recovered, but the money
was not. The accused ware committed.
(Before Hr. Alderman Godbou-I
IMMODBRILT.R DRIVING.
James Barnett, a C 118.164) driver, was arraigned yester
day on the charge of driving hi. horses at a dangerous
avoid, in the vicinity of Second and Race streets, on
Wednesday evening. He was bound over in the sum of
SSC° to answer.
(Before Mr. Alderman Tolaud.]
ANOTHER SOLDIER ROBBED.
Kate Thompson and May lioynes were arraigned
Yesterday on the charg site d obbin a 'Witter of the eura
of 8170. The loser vt a house in the vicinity of
Coates and Brach streets, where these women were.
The earnsed were bound over to answer.
REPORTED -ROBBERY.
It le reported that 1112 a) worth of velvet was stolen
from the store of Mr. Jacob Fritz, a few mornings slaw.
Itio quite probable thee had the robbery been made
known through the medium or the press, some if not
all the plunder wonid have been recovered by this
time. and, perhaps, the thief arrested The secrecy al
leged to be necessaiy In police trensactione.gensrally, is
pretty well played out. The above robbery was effect
ed by the thief getting the keys of the store, a little
after seven o'clock in the morning, from a neighboling
place where they were usually lte,ot.. An attendant of
the store arrived a few moments after the robbery had
, been coin flatted.
FOLIO/ APPOINTMENTS.
About live hundred applications have been made at
the Mayor's office for position, on the force. which has
been Inoue sad one hundred men by a recently-pawed
ordinance.
THE COURTS-
Supreme Court-=-Before WOodward, C. J..
and Justices Pitxong, bead, and Air-
new.
Opinions were yesterday delivered by Justine
Read In the following oases :
Walker vs. De Haven. Common Pleas of Mont
gomery county. Judgment affirmed.
Sohober vs. Martin et al. Common Pleas of
Bucks county. Judgment reverend, and aprocedeado
awarded:
The net of eareB from the Western dietriet was
then taken up. But one case was argued.
Cumberland Valley Mutual Protection Company
vs. Mitchell. common Pleas of Indiana county.
Argued by W. H. Weir and Thos. White, Eggs., for
plaintiff in error, and by W. M. Stewart and Henry
D. Foster Esqs.; for defendant in error. '
The omit then adjourned till to•InOrrOlf.
In the other civil courts nothing was done.
ODapt of Quarter neestone—Hon. Joseph
Anises, Associate Jostle!).
Yesterday the jurors were diecharited for the term,
with the thanes of the court for the fidelity with which
they have discharged their &aim
The February term will commence on Monday morn.
Ina neat. at w bieh time the new grand and petit .1 arom
b• at tend/4m.
OIL COMPANIES.
1,04111111 TO INTIMBST
GFOY.B3R
OIL AND MINING COMPANY
♦OF WEST ITZSOIRIA.,
CLUSTERED SY ,THE BTATA OF PENNSYLVANIA.
APITA.I, .$200,000.
Si PER SHARE, FULL PAID;
WORKING CAPITAL; 424,009 OAR,
NO FUTURE A3SESSMENTS.
COMPANT , I3 OFFICE, 434 WALNU STREET
The GOVERNMENT on. AND MENG' COMPA
NY le organised on a etriotly attualprinctple. and Be
affairs trill be conducted with the sole caw of affod
ing a soured 0/permanent M 48441488 profit to those in
teracted. Every Stockholder la practically one of the
Company's corporatore. The Estates of the Company.
instead of being burdened with an exorbitant profit, ex
acted by a few lucky originals, are deeded,llo fee, direst
from Ant owners to the bleckholdere of this Company.
They comettoe
OVER 2,200 AOREO.
•
(Titles exßaemsi n .
eadn b pronounce d Ind i an p d
tTI J ) .
, Clayton,
located In the Immediate centre of the great 011 belt
of Weal Virginia, which region, for the superiority of
its 011 and for the volume and certainty of ite_yield. le
far surnaming the famed 011 Creek region of Pennell-
Tanta.
lit. 'The Peep Gorge farm, In the Old Burning Spring
region. In elope proximity to this estate, on every side,
are situated the most successful Oil Wells to be found
in the country, and at an almost adjoinl9 ., g distance Is
located the roely-oelsbraied ‘Lowntlyn. and. • Eter
nal Centre' wells. the former ol which
PLOWED SULLY THREE TROUBLED (3,000) BAR-
RELY OP OIL PER DAT.
being the greatest bona fide yield of Oil ever known, and
Very considerably surpassing, both- in quantity and
quality, the product of any two wells in Pennsylvania.
2d. Two thousand (1,000) acres„in two tracts, in the
heart of the successful 011 region of the Great Kanawha,
along whose coarse for over 70 miles Oil can be die.
Unotly seen and gathered from the water's surface,
While thetevaporatton at the neighboring salt works is
effected by igniting the Petrolenm Gas emitted from
subterranean reservtire of Oil.
- 3d. IN) acres (in fee simple) of superior Ilarni-Bittirai.
none Coal land, In Bedford county, Pa.
The Value and importance of the above properties
may be inferred frOnt the fact that leases for adjoining
lands. with large royalties of Oil, have been,taken by
New York and Boston companies at a bonne greater
than the fee simple cost of the Company's waste, end if
deemed advantageous by the Stockholders, it is be
lieved that-but little di a catty would presently' be expe.
rienced in leasing a portion of their territory at a bonne
and royalty greater than the original cost of the whole.
A number of wells are at once going forward, and more
(Bight in all) will be sunk as soon as the first are com
pleted. These, with a yield of OU equal to adjacent
wells. will bleare to this Company a daily cash lucerne
Of several thousand dollars over every Posetage en.
The net cost of the Company's three estates is $87,000.
The Capital is $200,000. In shares of $l. each. 125,060
/*bares max will be sold, and no further subscriptions
wilt be accepted at any price whatever. This amount
pays for the properties and leaves a working capital of
$56,000 cash. The remaining MON/ mbar°a stand pledged
to be equally divided pro rata between the oriainal or
present subscribers, at such a time as the Board of Di
rectors may deem most advantageous to the interests of
the Company. This reduces the actual cost of the stock
to First sable; there to exactly 60 eentsper share.
She immense profit to be derived from earinet and
successful workiag is shown by the fact that a single
company—the Colombia—le this year paying to its
stockholdere One ffitllion (111,000.0()0)Dolre in cash
dividends, bealdes a - handsome reserve 'for additional
developments. The stock of this company, for $5 paid,
has sold for over $4OO per share.
The substantial noncements which the GOY.BIIII
- OIL AND MINING COMPANY . offer to those de
sirous of aecnring an interest in a source of wealth that
is now startling the whole world are of a character that
merit your gravest consideration.
The profit of the undersigned, In common with that of
every stockholder, lies in the increased development of
the company's rich Ott treats, and their time and ener
gies will be honeetly consecrated to that one end.
To pores= feeling any interest or feeling none, every.
information concerning the estates of the Company, its
Workings and prospects, will be cheerfully given, and
detailed maps and charts will be freely shown.
If you like our candid plan of dealing, or have any
preference for a corporation that certainly means woes,
We should be pleased to see yon at once. 50,1100 !shares
were engaged on the fired day. The promptest applica
tion is therefore indispensable to insure a share in the
original stock, subscriptions to which (Sr not already
taken) will be received at original price, !riper share,
Including a stock dividend of three-littba the amount.
PRESIDB2fT,
HENRY SIMONS:
TREASTIIMIL,
WM. a WEEKS.
135 . 011.13TAR1C,
PERCY DIX.
COMPLINIPS OFFICE.
ja24-tutho4t&d3t
.pkosrzerus
OF TIM
KEYBER OIL AND MINING 00,,
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
OFFICE 53 N. TENTS STREET. PHILADELPHIA.
CAPITAL »,».......:$150,000.
IS - HARES - 100.000.
_PAR TAME, 1E1.50 ZACK. • -
STOCK FOR SALE AT SUBSCRIPTION PRICE, ELSO
PER SHAME.
_
SG R. 5 .00 WORKING CAPITAL.
PRESIDENT.
A. G. STEIN.
SECRETARY AND TREASURER,
. W. , G. BEDFORD.
DIBICTOBS,
A. G. STEIN, WM . C. LLWSON,
THOS. J. BARGER. 1 JAS B BISSBX,
JOS. D. THORNTON' W. 0 BEDFORD,
CHABIAS B. IiERKLER.
The Keyser Oil and Mining Company has been oluir.
tared by the Stare of Pennsylvania, for the production
of Oil. Salt, and Coal, in the States of Puma,'mantis and
Weeders Virginia.
The lands of the Company in Western Virginia, con
sist of 107 acres of 011 Lands in fee simple, located on
the east bank of Monongahela river, about two miles
northward from Morgantown, In Monongalia 'fatuity,
and have about of a mile of liver front., and about the
same length on each side of Mill Bun; teas making two
miles in length of what is called bottom lands: they also
contain two veins of Coal—the filtuminons and Connell
Coair-one being three and a half and the other 'apposed
to be eleven feet thick.
• - .
In Pennsylvania we have a 26-year lease on the bot•
torn laude of Ira H. Keyser's farm, on the west bank of
the Cheat river, about one and threequarter miles from
De month, in Fayette county It Is 40 rods on the river
and 30 rods deep; thus affording room for at least 12
wells,togett er with the right to mine all the Coal needed
from the large Coal veins cropping out on other parts of
this farm.
•
A dvantagte of the Company: -
1. Our lime is only about X of a mile distant from the
Crow Well, which, 117 the Daily Evening Gazelle, of
Pittsburg, of December 23, 11164, is reported to be pro
ducing from 360 to 6fo barrels of Oil per day, and imme
diately in rouge and near the famous Wiley Well, which
le said to be a 60 barrel well, and immediately opposite
the Payette Well.
2. The Oil of this region is the Amber 011. 20 per cent,
purer than th waterof Oil Creek.
3. The salt of this country. is very strong and
Bows abundantly. and will produce 11 ounces of Salt
from one gallon of water, and this atone would make
this a 'paying limes tment.
4. We have river navigation to the Pittsburg
5. The immense WI , of Coal thereon.
is2o-mw St WM. 0. BEDFORD, Secretary.
liar FERGUSON OIL CORPANT
OP WEST VIRGINIA.
CAPITAL WOO 000 100,000 CHARS&
PAR VALUS BIIRSCRIFIIOII PRIOR
AND AO FDATHIN ASSABSNENT
WORKING CAPITAL $30,000
OFFICERS:
PRESIDENT.
JOHN W. MOP LT,
TRAMMEL.
J. R. MOCALLA.
SHORETARY,
CHAS. B. SIDEROTRAM.
DIRECTORS.
/OHM W. ISSOFFLY, No. NM Market street.
SAMUEL CONAN.% Cor. !Oran and market streets
CASPAR L. •RIIII4, Superintendent.
/LEOS J. =CHIMER, 205 ldarket etreet.
JOSEPH P. BRuEOUS. 417 Walnut 'street. 'A,'
010. LERCH, Reading, POll2ll.
The property of this Company comprises one hundred.
and seventy (170) acres of the beta Oil Land in West
Virginia It is situate in Wirt county, on the Little
Kanawha river, and extends along the river about
thremquarters of a mile. To this land the Company
have an undisputed 'fee simple' title. The town of
Elizabeth, the county seat, is about three and a half
rnilee below this property, and about the same distance
above are the ceiebrated Burning Springs. This land
possesses rare advantages from lie pecallarleituation,be
lag upon the river trout affording. al least, bid es rt
dred end thirty acres for boring purposes, a
large tract covered with valuable timber.
There is a natural Oil Spring near the centre of the
tract,ypresenting unmistakable signs of the existence of
large deposits of Petroleum beneath the surface.
One of the most experienced Oeeloglets In Pennaylva
nia has carefully surveyed this .Und, and it is his
opinion tbat it is equal if not superior to any in the
Kanawha Valley for the production of OIL
It bee been purchased solely with a view to its imme
diate development, and one of the Directors, Mr. Casper
L. Rahn, is on the ground superintending the operations
of the Company.
.All the machinery necessary for boring is constantly
at work. No expense necessary to the development Of ,
this property will be spared, for the Company are re
solved to make it productive.
We invite the most rigid Investigation as to the cha
racter of our propetty, and all the information desired
as to the operations of the Company will be ebeerfally
given on calling at the Once of the Company, No. 117
WALNUT Street, Room No. 8. tkird story. reSBWfin6t
01.1) DOMINION 01,L CONIPANY
U OF WHET VIROINIA.—The subscribers to the
stook of the Old Dominion Oil Company are hereby
notified that Certificates are now ready for delivery
upon surrender of subscription receipts, and books open
for transfer.
There are only 9,000 shares unsub scribed for.
ETIMSZEI
0. N. EAMBOR0101; Preatdent..
JOSEPH 111E0A.B.Y, Vice Pretoldeal,
.13. A. SMITH.
J A. MoALLISTER, of Plilladeliablit.
01 J. WOLESIIT,
C. J. WOLBEST.
JOHN W.
11 3,R10. ,,
F. K. NIOHT. only re y Clerk. Doddrid county,
0. 0. DAVIS. ox• erlff, Hat:Midge ocnthty. West Vs.
TRIABURRII4 FINCIRETARY_
WK. R. COL LIPS. I $Ol3)l.l{T H. B,IILITH.
18 21 25 'V IS SD, fel 845
tar. THY. ANNVAIMICIEMIXIOI Of THE
OtookFbMere of Ilia • i • • ,
VOLOalift) OIL ant COALooklntri r
win be held at the oeloy No. 11PHILLDBLPHIA EX
IDHABOB,_ on Tl 3 aiDAY, th e 14th of February next, At
4 o'clock P. M.. for the winos. of electing Ilya Dim
'
tors to sorra the ensuing you.
1a30.16t A. L. MAMMY. 'keratin,.
pßAcEncs.--fi t ooo DOZEN' HERMETI
pany-sealed Poaches of the 11.u.st SLUAIIt7, bnv 414
by S. Ulm& Co.. Bri ßHo to D dgeni. J.
'U tialeiroom.
Wolf SB & 11.4 %1,6 4.
4.
101 y Bo WAVLE
TOBHIJA T. OWEN, ATTORNEY
OOUSELLOR Al. LAW. AID BOLICHIOR Or
OLLINI3 01E0% 1101 pt t , near Pout•entt et..
Waaldattfa l D.
PRESS.---PHILADELPHIS., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1965:
This Company's charter compels the moat tindotibted
,security.to be exacted from every man connected there
with, for the faithful performance of his entivrdrity.
If yen desire An ha/rat in a
REALLY RESPONSIBLE BINIUSESS ORGANIZATION.
please call at once.
HENRY ,SIMONS, President.
WM. H. WEEKB,lreasuter.
J. FERCY - DIX, *Mari.
FROM TIM , PRESS OF
J. D. LIPPINCOTT & CO.
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Vorm , TO TUE REELEOTIEVEs
THE ENTL§TO FOR PETROLEUM OIL
. ,
le not only a perminsost business unilertaklit, bat lB
PROFITABLE, •
far beyond anything before known* men.
Any Cmpiny owning a good 011•bearing' estate.
which is honestly organized, econozaloally twinned.
and worked fry men possessing energy adagnate:for- the
enterprise mneespeedily - euriok itB sthelcholderi,
GOVERNMENT OIL AND MINING
COMPANY
Is chartered (on the petition of prominent Philadelphia
business hales) by the State of rennerivania, an a
.
- - PERMANENT WORKUIG tIORPORATION.
The Company's estate, embracing over
Twenty-two Hundred Acres,
•- •
IS. EVERT ACRE OP IP;
save one hundred acres of semi-BRumbions Coal land.
RICH I3~T 013 Eli
and belongs.* hee of inonmbranos, to the Company's
Stockholders
EIGHT WELLS
are being pnehed forward, no one : of which can fall to
PAT A. LITORAT;VE DIVIDEND
on the entire teens of stook, while from leaseholds Mons
tie Coznpaakir can Wise
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PATENT
XX FLINT GLASS
UTE/ HEAVY
LAMP CHIMNEYS.
The world-wide reputation which these Chimneys
have acquired is due to their acknowledged superiority
over all others. This superiority is derived from three
sources:
let. Being fifty per cent. heavier than the common
Chimney, they may be handled Intl:, much less care.
2d The oval shape!. an adaptation to the fiat flame,
the Chimney being at all point, the same distance from
the heat so that the danger of masking by unequal ex
pansion is aN oided
3d. The material of which the: e Chimneys are menu
flotured is unequalled by any other Mass as a rapid
conductor of heat; and, ,practically , it is found that the
combination renders them ablest entirely free front
liability to destruction by the heat of the flame. Hence
the obstacle in the way of the universal use of Carbon
Oil, found in the unreasonable expense for Chimneys;
has hoes met and remed by the introduction of
DITIIRIDOB'S ELBE •PROOF
. . .
The popularity of these Chimneys flu Info • • some
unprincipled persons to matinee of onr name and trade
marks, sod their reputslir n has been partially Impaired
by the worthlessness of spurious Mammy' sold as ours.
Parties who have been annoyed with the cracking of
some glass Chimneys would do•well to oall and try the
XX Flint.
We hays appointed' Messrs. PEBBIAB & DRYDEN.
No. 102 South SNUOND Street, Sole Agent, for our
Chimneys in Philadelphia, from whom they can be ob.
taineddn any quantity, at manufacturer ' s prices, with
the addition of freight.
D. DrTEURIDO2,_
rowr PITT GLASS WORN.N.
jalB-2m WISIIINGTON.fit , Pittsburg. Penna.
DRAWS' GRBAT TOBA,OOO, CIGAR,
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NO. 413, 0133131fi11T Street, ThilsodelPhlso. /41.
Deem keeps the greatest amortment.
Dean keeps she greatest variety
Dean keeps the/meat general - 14011 k.
You ran get any kind of Tobaseco.
lon can get any kind of Cigars.
on sap get 11117 kind of Pi z tp .
on oanget any kind of 13
N IJIIIII4
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When you go to Dean's_yon san get anythinjg yen
want In the way of Ping, Pins Cut and Smirking Tobea.
goes, Domestle and Havana Cigars Plpaa, ks.
Dean keeps the largestgeneral stalk of Tobseeo.
Pipes; ho., In the United States.
.fleal'e sales are so extensive that he s= &ford 841 INC
at about one-half what others sell for.
Dean sells to the Army of the Potoomml.
Dean sells to the Army of the James.
Dean sells o thkAnny of the Teammate.
Dean sells to th r i m Ar y rny of the Cumberland.
Onnboata all o rd er ater
•
their Tobacco, Cls:nbee. &C.
from D 'S, No. 413 CHNSTNUT
•
Pennsylvania 'merchants all buat Dean's.
New Jersey merchants all buy a t
Dean's,
Delaware merchant, all buy at Dean's.
As the) tan always get J ust what they want, and at a
„T o tt t loi t w a s y rn o ra p t i ttn u t p hey c an
r eleewkers, and they
thus goods at adosen little
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All goods ordered arecranksed trivg satisfaction.
Order once and Ton l always order from " Dean's,
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much less. RADII, 'No. 411 CH NUT Street,
toroDtf Ph phia. Pa.
ligvu.Lov SLEIGH BO DIEB,—L FEW
T more left, sit but yeses view
Also, SOD gross ittercittatas reanaed micas.
BOvrii, HUSTON. &
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tEctiur.:-
'
ITitirCOURT , OF bOMMON.PLEAS:
FOR TR, CITY AND COUNTY C 9 PRILADID.
; -
CAROLINE D. RILMIOR. tiler northland, HENRY
YHROD r . ". R. "WU".
: Yon : WM lataaae take nobles that the Court hes
granted a rulb to show cause why a Divorce a vincula
matrimonii should not be doomed in this ease, return
able SATURDAY. February 4.186 5 -
Yoursi dte., WU. W. JUVRRAL.
Att . y fay Libellant.
UNWARY' ED M. isab thitafe-
FSTATH OF ELIZA: L. DWIGHT, DE
CEASED. —LETTERS. TESTAMENTARY. on the
above Estate having been granted to the undersigned.
allpersons., having claims against said Estate are re
quested to present the same. and all •penenurindebted
are mutated" to matepay m T e . nt to
deSO-frtit WILL3M Sou DWIGHT
N E TH u h tor e
t.
IN THE ORPHANS" COURTTOR THE
CITY Ann COI7NTY. OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of MARGARET LIMIT, deceased.
To Alexander Laval Martin John 8 .- Martin . GeOran
a. Martin. and Anna Maria A nguera.
-
Talcs notice that an application has been made hi
ADRIANA A.: L. LAMBERT to the said Court for the
private sale of a three-story brick messuage and lot, at
the southweet corner of Delaware Front and Belief
etreete, in said city, and that the same will be acled on
by
11the Court on FRIDAY, March 8,1896, at 10'o clock
By tbei Court, R. If, BATrinil.
ia6-fr3m - Deputy Clerk Orphans' Court.
ESTATE , OF WILLIAM DENNEY;
DBOILASED.
Letters testamentary upon the Estate of WILLIAM
DENNEY. /ate of niteAtelphla, deosased,•havthir been
Panted to Mcundersigned, by,the Resider of Will of
said city, al persons Indebted to said estate are Yenned
ed to make payment, and thosehaving claims to present
them 'without delay to •
JOHN Kc&RTHUN,
No, 909 Routh BIXTH Btree_ ,t
jag -fret* - Philadelphia.
TB THE ORPHB' COURT FOR THE
(STY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA :
Estate of .TROMAS E: POTTER, Assessed.
The Auditor appointed by the Omit to audit, settle;
and adjust thwaccount of MANY It: PO ITU; Admin.'s
tratrix of the Estate of said deceased, and to report dis
tribution of the bs)anoe in the hands of the accountant.
will meet the parties interested' for the purposes of his
appointment on MONDAY, Februsire , 6th, DM; at 11
o'clock ,at the_office .of J. T. Thomas, BK., No.
415•PRiTNE Street, In the city of Philadelphia.
jort-fmwdt • J. conLD MILLETTIL Auditor.
U. - NI - TED, STATES, EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA..
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED ETA.TES, - TO THE
MARSHAL OF THE EASTERN DISTRIOT o.l+ PEEN
ULVANIA.--OREETHre:
WHEREAS The District Court of the United States in
j
and for theasternTletriet of Pennsylvanht, rightly
and duly proceeding one Libel, filed in the name of the
United States of Muerte.% bath decreed all• rsons in
general who have, or righ t , pretend to have.any ght pe , title or
interest in four bandied 'and -forty nine pounds of cot
ton and twenty two boxes of tobacco, captured at Ply
mouth. North Carolina . by the United States vessels. of
- wax - ',Shamrock," Otscgo ; " " Wychteing." "'a
cony
' " Commodore Hun, ' "Belle," and " Bale
ley, " and brought into this District, to be monished,
cited, and called 'to judgment, at the time and place
• underwritten, and to the effect hereafter expressed
(justice so requiring). - You are therefore charged
mul'etrictly enjobied and commanded, that you omit
not, but that by. publishing these present! in at least
two-of the deny newspapers printed and published
in the City of Phtladelphia, and in the Legal fik.
tettfpencee, you do monieh and cite, or cause to be
=niched and cited, peremptorily, all persons In
general who_ have, or pretend to have. any right,
title: or interest in the said four hundred and forty
nine pounds of cotton and twenty two boxes of tobacco,
to appear before the Honorable JOHN CAD WALADRE,
the Judge of the sald•Court, at the District Court room,
In the city of Philadelphia. on the TWENTIETH , day
after publication of them presents, If it be a (wart day,
or else on the next court day follbwing, between the
usual hours of 'bearing canes, then and there to show,
or allege . in due form of law, a reasonable and lawful
excuse, if any they have, why the said four hundred
and forty- ninexciunds of cotton and twenty-two boxes
of tobacco I , hould not be pronotincont - to belong, at
the time of the capture of the, came, to the enemies
of the United: States, and, as goods of their ene
mies or otherwise, liable and *abject to condem
nation, to be adjudged. and, condemned as good and
lawful prises t and further to do and receive In
. this behalf as to juetice shall appertain. And that
you duly intimate, or, cause to be intimated, unto
all persone aforesaid, generally (to whom by the tenor
,of these preset:Reit Is also intimated), that If they shall
not appear at the time and place above.menttoned, or
appear and shall net show a reasonable and lawful cense
to the contrary; then said District Court doth intend and
will proceed to adjudication on the said capture, and
may prononnee that the said four hundred and
nine pounds of cotton and twenty-two boxes of Wham.
eo did belong, at ,the time of the capture of the same,
to the enemies of the United States of America, and as
goods of their enemlee, or otherwise, liable and subject
to confiscation and condemnation, to be adjudged and
condemned as lawful prize, the absence or rather contu
macy of the persons so cited and intimated in anywise
uotwitlstanding, And that - you duly certify to the said
District Court what.you,,shall do in the premium. to
gether with these , presents. ,
Witness the Honorable'JOHN CADWALADER,Judge
bf the said Court, at Philadelphia, this thirty . first day
of JANUARY, A. D. 1635, and in the eighty-ninth-year
of the independence of the said United States.
fe2-St G. It. PDX, Clerk District Court.
TTNITED STATES,_ EASTERN DIS
,Li TRICT OF PENESYLVANIA—SOr.
THE PRESIDENT OP THE-UNITED STATES. TO THE
MARSHAL OF- THE EASTERN RISTRIOT OF
PENNISI LVAN . —Gs marrao
WHEREAS. The DISC let Court of the United States in
and for. the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. rightly
snd defy proceeding on a libel. Lied In the name of . the
United States of America, bath decreed all persons in
general who have, or pretend to have any right, title.
or interest in three bales or mates. captured on the right
hank of the Roanoke river, above Speller's Landing, In
the State of North Corolla, by the United Stales vessel
of.war "Shamrock," under command of commander
W. H. Mac Comb; and brought Into this District to be
monined, -cited, and called to Judgment. at the time
and place underwritten, and to the effect hereafter ex
pressed Unities. so requiring.) Yon are therefore
charged and strictly enjoined and commanded, that you
omit mot, but that by publishing, these preanta in at
least two of the daily newspapara printed and published
in the city of Philadelphia. and In the Legal ratailt
genet?", , on do mordsh and cite, or cause to be monished
and cited, peremptorily, all persons in general who
have, or pretend to have any right, title, or intermit in
the said three bales of cotton. to appear before the Hono
rable JOHN CADWALADEE, the Judge of the said
Court . at the District Court room. in the city of Phila
delphia. on the TWENTIETH day after publication of
these presents, if it be a court day; or else on the next
court day following, between the usual boars of hearing
causes, then and there to show.• or allege, in Niue
form 'of law. a reatonable and lawful *gone, if
any they have, why the said three bales of cotton
should, not be pronounced to belong, at the time
of the capture of the same, to the enemies of the
United States, and as goods of their enemies or
otherwise, liable and ambient° condemnation, to be ad.-
rad ged and condemned as good and lawful prizes; and
further to do and receive in. thin behalf as to dunce
eh allappertaLn. And that you duly intimate, or cane to
be intimated, unto all persons aforesaid, generally, (to
whom by the tenor of these presents ills also intimated.)
that if they shall not appear at the time and place above
mentioned, or appear and shall not show a reasonable
and lawfull canes to- the,contrary, Men asi,Lin s t r ut
Court doth intend and will proceed to adjudication on
thesaid capture. and may pronounce that the said three
bales of cotton did, belong, at the time of the capture of
the tame, to th e enemies of the United states or America,
and as goods of Abair enemies. or otherwise, liable and
subject to confiscation and condemnatiOn, to be adjudged
and condemned as la feral prise, the absence or rather
contumacy of the persona so cited and intimated in any
wise notwithstanding, and that you duly certify to the
said District Court what you do in the premien,
tocether with these presents:
. Witness the Honorable JOHN CAD WALADIDI. Judge
of the said Court, at Philadelphia. this thirty-first day
of 'JANUARY. A. D., 1885, and in the eighty-ninth year
of the independence of the said United States;
O H. FOE,
Clerk of the District Court.
UNITED STATES, EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF PENNOYLVINIA —Ser.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITD DISTRICTS, TO THE
Id ARSHAL OF TBB EASTERN OF PEEN.
SYLVAN lA--Oastrrigo: - •
WHEREAS, The District Court of the Hatted States is
and for the 'Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly
and duly proceeding on a libel. Sled in the name of the
United States of America. hath decreed all persons in
general who have, or pretend to have any right. title,
or interest in eighty-three halloo of cotton, one hundred
and seventy-four bales of cotton yarn, and one bale
cotton cloth, captured at the town of Pitch Landing, in
the State of North Caroline by a naval force from the
United States steamer .Chickopee, under command of
Commander A. D. Harrell. and brought into this dis
trict, to be monlshed,. cited, and called to judgment,
at the time and place underwritten, and to the effect
hereafter expressed (justice so regularise). You are,
therefore, charged,anti strictly enjoined and command
ed, that you omit not, but that by publishing these pre
sents in at least two of the Sally newspapers printed
and published in the city of Philadelphia, and in the
Legal Intellegencer, on do monish and cite, or cause
to be monetized &ado:. peremptorily, all parsons in
general who have, or °teed to have any right, title,
g i
or interest in the said e ghty- three bales of cotton. one
hundred and seventy-four bales of cotton yarn, and one
bale cotton -.loth, to appear before the Honorable .1 .
OH
CADWALADER, the Judge of the said Court, at the
"Dletriot Court room, In the city of Philadelphia, on the
.TWENTIETH day &Republication of these presents, If
it be a court 41sy. or else on the next court day follow
ing, between the usual hours of hearing canoes, then
and there to show, or allege, In due form of law. a rea
sonable and lawful excuse, If any they have, why the
said eighty-three bales of cotton, one hundred and
seventy-four bales of cotton yarn, and one bale cotton
cloth, should not be pronounced to belong, at the time
of the capture of the same, to the enemies of the United
States, and as goods of their enemies or otherwise. lia
ble and subject to condemnation, to be adjudged and
condemned as good sad lawful prizes; and farmer to do
and receive in this behalf as to Justice shalt appertain.
And that you duly intimate, or canes to be intimated,
unto all persons aforesaid, generally (to whom by the
tenor of these presents it is aiso intimated), that if they
shall not appear at the time and place above mentioned,
or appear and shall not show a reasonable and lawful
canoe to the contrary, then said District Court doth in
tend and will proceed to adjudication on the said asp.
tore, and may pronounce that the said eighty-three
bales of cotton, one hundred and seventy-tour bales of
canon yarn, and one bale of cotton cloth did belong, at
the time of the capture of the same, to the enemies of
-the United States of America, and as goods of their ene
mies, or otherwise, liable and subject to confiscation
and condemnation, to be adjudged and condemned as
lawful prize, the absence or rather contumacy of the
persons so cited and intimated in anywise notwith
standing', and that you duly certify to the said District
Court what yon shall do in the mains, together with
thee° presents.
• Wilmette the Honorable JOHN CADWALADER, Judge
of the said Court, at Philadelphia, this thirty-first day of
JANUAIIII A. D , 1850, and - in the eighty-ninth year of
the independence of the said United States.
O. R FOE,
fe2-3t Clerk of the Distr i ct Court.
UNITED STATES, EASTERN DIS
TRIM OF PENNEYLVA NI
IBS PRESIDENT OP THE UNITED STATES. TO THE
. MA ReHAL OF THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF MIL
• SYLVANIA. —GREarino
WHEREAS, The District Court of the ° Cut tad States
in and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly
and duly precooked Ing on a libel, filed in the name of
the Dotted States of America, hath decreed all persons
in general who have,or pretend to have any right. title or
ink erest in five bales cotton. seven bales cotton , two bales
cotton, sod one bale and some loose cotton captured at
Rdonton in the State of North Carolina, by the United
States veesels• of-war • Chlckopee " • and " Valley
City, " - the maid " Chloleopse '-being. under - command
of A. D. Harrell, and brought into this district, to be
moniehed, cited, and called to Judgment, at the time
and place underwritten, and to the effect hereafter ex
pressed (justice so requiring). on are therefore
charged and strictly enjoined and commanded, that
3 7 011 omit not, but Pat by publishing these presents in
at I eget two of the dilly newspapers printed and pub.
Waled in the city of Philadelphia, and in the Legal In
tel ligelteer. you do monish and cite, or cause to be
no n iehed and oiled, peremptorily, all persons in general
who haire, or pretend to have any eat, title, or in
terest in the said five bales cotton, seven bales cotton,
two bales cotton. and one bale and some loose cotton.,
to auesr baton, the Honorable JOON CAD WAGADEE,
the Judge of the said Court, at the District Courtroom
in the city of Philadelphia. on - the TWENTIETH day
after publication of theee presents, if it Le a court
day. or else on the next court day following, between
the usual hours of hearing causer, then and there to
show, or allege, in due form of law , A a reasonable and
Isle fat excuse: if any they have, why the said five
bales cotton. seven balsa cotton. two bales cotton, and
one bale and some loose cotton should not be pronounced
to belong, at tbstime of the capture of the name. to the
enemies of the United Slates and as goods of their ene
mies or otherwise, liable and subject to condemnation,
to be adjudged and condemned as good and lawfu l
Prizes and further to do and receive in this behalf as
to just ice shall appertain. And that yon drily intimate,
or tense to be intimated. unto all persons aforeeatd,
generally (to whom by the tenor of thess,preeente it is
also intimated), that if they shall not appear at the
time and place above mentioned, or appear and shall
not show • reasonable and lawful cause to the con
trary, then said District Court doth intend and will
Proceed to adj office° es on the said capture and may
Pronounce that the said five bales cotton, seven bales
cotton, two bales cotton. and one bale and some loose
cotton did belong, at the time of the capture of the
same. to the enemies of the United States of Amerlos,
and as goods of their enemies. or otherwise. liable and
subject to confiscation and condemnation, to be ad
judged and condemned an lawful prize. the .absence
or rather coo truilacy of the venom so cited.
fasted in anywise notwithstanding, and that you daly
certify to the said District Court what y•tt ehall do in
the premises, together these presents
Witness the Honorable J 4. nor CAD WaLA DER, Judge
Or' the said Court, at Philadelphia, this th.rty• first day
of JANUARY, A. D. 1865, and in tt e eighty-ninth rest
of the tnel i elpendetice of the satdUnited Mates.
IL FOX,
fe2 , St Clerk of the Dletrlei Court.
MARBHAL'B SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
a wilt of sale by the Hon. JOHN CADWALL-
D.lllt, Judge of the District Court of the trn ited State,.
in and for the Easton District of Peunsylvanta,tn ad
miralty, to me directed, will be cold at public sale. to
the highest. and beet bidder. for cult, at 111011ENBRI4
KTORD, Din 144 North FRONT Street, on 107 SDNIO3-
DAT, February 16th. 1668, at 12 o'clock M.: 83 bales of
Cotton, 174 bales of. Cotton. Yarn, and 1 bate of Cotton
Cloth. also, 44D pounds of Cotton end 20 boxes of To
bacco. Also, 8 bales Cotton, 7 bales Cotton, S bales
Cotton, and 1 bale and some loose Cotton. kAlso,S bales
Cotton. The Cotton and other articles ars sow open for
examination at the above-named store. WILLIAM .III.r.w.LED;
Marabou R. D. of Peaasylyania.'
ForLanntruia, Feb. 1,1806. fey et
COTTON AND FLAX BAIL.DUOS
and cIANVAR, of all numbers and brads.
-Tora n _Awnins, Tru k . und_Werwoover Doak. Also,
i zfrzers I4iir re:LC Iron 1 to 6 foot wido;
JOrflinc , . EVARII.A3 & CO.
Ali+W No. 191 JOAII' Atues.
. Acoreatimmontrs.
1:1313 OICU TI 0 If.-TFIR FIRM Or
ARCHES At =MRS is this day dissolved by
mutest consent , BBNJASI c tIf P.-mccErza.
FRANCIS B Rwirs3.
Flutamsh2BlA. lan:nary SF. I$S.
COPARTNERSHIP. —The undorsineethave this day
formed a copartnership, under the arm of RHRYSS &
.PARVIEF, and will continue the business of the late
dam of ARCHER & REBUS% Wholesale Grocers. No.
4D North WATER Street and No. 46 North DELA
WAIE Avenue. FRANCIS B. REBUS,
WDh PARTIN, Jr.
PHILADELPHIA, Febrility/1. ISGS.
NOTICE.- CHARLES "Fit': MITCHELL
withdratio this day from the - Arm of SIBLEY,
NOLTRN, k WOODRUFF. 1866.
.
The Business will be continued ander the , game name
and Srm se heretofore, by the remaining Dirtaerk. No.
Sal SUBMIT Street. JOHNBIBLE i.
ALBIIRT MOLTEN.
BD WARD D . WOODENTE
Febrtlarsl. JBB6. MA**
COPARTNERSHIP. -THE UN D R
signed bays - this day 41ml:fated themselyee tinder
the firm of MITCHELL At YLSTOMIS, for the transac
tion of the wholesale and retail Grocery Burliness, as
mammon of Wm. .Parvin..Tr., at No. 1201 CENT-
IiiIIT Street. • CHARLES W. MITORELL4
,-630EGS A. FLETOII62I
FHILADELPIVA, February 1, 1265. fel.for
IitSBOINTION.—THE COPARTNER
se SHIP heretofore exisling between JAMES CMISYY
and EDWARD (3: MARKLEY tenadaatea this day ay
James Criedy retires from the concern.
Ali claims against the firm will be, settled by M. u.
Markley, who`cor4irtneethe badma n
ourgsy.
B. C.' MitillELEY.
JANUARY SI; ISM.
E. C MARKLEY haying had the management for this
last fifteen years of each deportment of Printing, Pub
lishing, and Bookbinding. in competent to execute all
milers in the most satisfactorymanner,and hopes a con•
tinnanee of the same.,
I Carraot retire [mi. the firm without expressing the
higheet esteem for the character , and capacity of Mr.
Markley., as my commotion with him has existed In
Perfect harmony for nearly forty. t woyears
COPARTNERSH have this daY aneunifitud !Mk
me my eon R.•C. NARK WIT, Jr. for the tranestedon
et the PRINTING and PUBLISHING. business, under
the firm of R. C. MARKLEY & SON. Goldsmith's
Hall, LIBEART Street. R. 0. MARKLEY,
L C. MARKLEY.a.
FRBRUAILY 1, 1866. L.jel-et
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS THIS
day immolated with himself ALBERT G. L BSZSY.
and will continue the DRY 50058 cowman°,
BUSIA&88, et Noo. 220 and 225 CILESTMPT Streat,
tukder the inn Of THOMAS R. TUNIS lc Co.
TIIOB. B. TIMIS.
RIIILLMILPRIA, Febillary 1. 1865. fel let'
TIISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—
The SU bgeribers. hereteforotrading under-the firms
of REYNOLDS, HOWELL, & REIFF, Philadelphia,
and HOWELL. BARR., & CO., New York, have this
day dissolved partnership by mutual consent. The
North
the late Phil a delp h ia e settled st No 130
North TRIED Street,. sad E1e.97 WATER
Street, New Task.
THOMPSON REYNOLDS,
CHARLES HOWELL,
' BENJAMIN REIFF.
WILLIAM' H. HOWELL,
THOMAS T. BABE.
Pair,ammertra. JAIL 31.1.5435.
•
00PARTNERSHIP.—The undersigned have this day
formed HOWELL hi under the style and Arms of
RID FF. & HARVEY. PhiladslPhia, and
HOWELL
_,_BARE, & Co., New York, and will. con-
Blue the Wholesale grocery business at the old stands,
No. 130 NorthTHIRD Street. Philmlelpida,mad No. BY
WATER, Street. New York.
- BENJAMIN inuFr,
CHARLES HOWELL,
. • WIL [JAM H.-HOWELL,
THOMAS T. BARR,
WILLIAM HARVEY
Pit Feb. 1,1865.
111DHILADEiPHIA, FEBRUARY 1, 1865.
-a- —Thounderstamed-have this day formed a Copartner
ehip, under the arm of
SMITH 8 PENROSE,
and will eontlaue the Wool and Woolen Tara Commie-
Mon boatmen of the late firm of Barton Green. & Co.. at
the old.etand. No. 41) North FRONT Street .
GGRIMINT H. SMITH,
'fel-wfmol' WM. FRIIROSE.
DISSOLUTION.—THE COPARTNER
SHIP heretofore existing tinder the name of
GRUNDY, BRuTHEIL & 00, is THIS D dine/Ted .
bs hauttutl content, Wm. H. °randy retinue'.
RCM. Bf. GRUBBY. .
WK. H. GRUNDY,
EDWIN PRETTY,
308. W. SCOTT.
PiaLADELPREA. Feb. I,
NOTICE.—The busineas of the late firm of GRUNDY,
BROTHER, & CO. will be settled by the undersigned.
Who Will continue the Jobbing business at the old
eland, 2slB MARKET Street. The style of firm un
changed. SDK. N. GRUNDY.
ED WIN PRETTY,
308. W. SCOTT.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. I. NW. .
NOTICE.THE PARTNERSHIP EX
--
%Rug between ,JOSEPH KERR & JAMBE K.
HERB, Chins Merehatite, trading ae, J. & J, H. KERB,
le thle day dissolved by mutual content.
JAMES K. KERR Will continue the Modems et the
old stand, "CHINA HALL." 529 CHESTNUT Street.
JOSSPH KERB.
• JAMES K. KERR.
J&NUAitBI, 1866. fel-St
THE SPECIAL PARTNERSHIP EX
falb between the undersigned enPiree thla day by
ite own limitation.
M NEEDLES.
THOS.. J. HEGEL% Special Partner.
Pnixansranna. Jan: 31, 1966.
E. M. NEEDLES will continue We busbies% as sissal.
at No. 10246 CHESTNUT Street. ia3l-Bt*
NOTION OF. DISSOLUTION.
The limited partnership existing between the under.
slimed, ander the firm or RDIGIRL, WIEST. di lawns.
expires this day by Its own:limitation. •
JAROB_BIEGIL,
JOHN WIEST.
DAVID B. BEVI
BERET S. FITFAE.
30BLUI
rwrza SIEGER
General Partn6rs.
,
Wit. B. BAIRD,
Fhlladelphia. Dee. 31, Mi. 13Pecial Partners
NOTICE OF LIMITED PARTEWHIP.
The eabeettbere hereby_ give notice Unit they have
entered Into a Limited Partnership, agreeably to the
provisions of the several lawsof the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania relating to limited Dartnerehtfm
That the name of the Arm ender which said partner
'hip is to be conducted Is JOS...R.IBGEI, H, B. FIS-
T F.F..
kbat.the general nature of the business intended to
_be _trinesacted is the Importing end joirbins of Dry
4510006.
-
That the names of the general and special partners,
all of whom reside in the city of PhiladollPhillu are Jolt'
rotiNt.ortri i (m~sttu t vetihr,B.. 9 . 2 64 l , ft!.
general partner, Tulis at said Bahr Eagle Hotel. Al
fred Byerly, general partner,residing at 1324 Arch
street; William B. bri ght , general
_partner, residing
at No. 1607 Wallace street; Samuel O. Scott, general
partner, residing at No. 2025 Vine street; Jacob Riegel,
special partner, melding at No. 627 North Sixth street:
end Peter Steger, special partner, residing at No. nt
North Eighth street.
That the aggr egate amount of the capital contributed
rthe special partners to the common stock Is One
undred and Fifty Thousand Dollars, of which One
Hundred Thousand Dollars in cask hare been contri
buted by Jacob Riegel, special partner, and Fifty Thou
sand Dollars in cash have been contributed by Peter
Steger, special partner.
inat the said partnership le to commence on the
second day of January. A. D. DM6, and is to terminate
on the thirty ink day of Dace
JosiArtber A. D. 1866.
HENRY B. PISTxx.
ALERED in BILLY,
WM. B. ALBRIGHT,
SAAVI, G. SCOTT,
JACOB B
General Partl., ners.
•
PETER SINGER,
• Special Partners.
Philadelphia, January,2, 1866. 1162-6 W
PROPOSALS.
P ROPOSALS FOR THIRTY-INCH
rm.-SEALED PROPOSALS will be received 115
the Office of the Chief Engineer of the Water Depart
ment. FIFTH Street. below Chestnut, until TORSDAY.
February 7th, at 3 o'clock P. IL , for the followins ar
tklee, to be delivered on Poplar street, between Nine
teenth street and Ridge avenue. free from Government
tax, on or before Ruch 16th, 1865:
Sixty 30-inch pipe, 12 feet length, weighing 3,880
pounds.
Two 1156 inch single branches, 18-inch outlet.
One 30. inch bonnet.
Two 18 inch single branches, 18 inch outlet.
Two 36-inch sleeves.
Price stated per potted deliveied.
The department will runtish drawings for the above.
and *abject the materials to such tests as way be
deemed sufficient, and will be the judge of the qataity
and fitness.
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No bid will be received excePt from persons manu
facturing the articles bid for, and unless it ba accompa
nied with a certificate that a bond of Five Hundred
Dollars has been (formatted with the City Solicitor, as
per Ordinance of May 215.
H P. H. BIREINDINE.
Chief Bald/user Water Deoariment..
fed St Philadelphia.
CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OF
FICE, PBTLADELPHIA, January 31 1866.
• SEALED PROPOSALb will be received at this °Moe.
until 12 o'clock If., on WISDRISDAY_,_ the Bth Febru
ary next, for scmplying the BUHDIMKILL ARSSMAL
with the following articles, viz:
Shyblue Kersey, 3-4 or 6-4 wide, army standard. To
be delivered immediately or within a short time.
Dark Blue Flannel. 2 4 or 6 4 wide, army standard.
Canton Flannel, 8.4 'wide. do.
Gray Flannel , Cotton and Wool, 8-4 wide, sample re.
cotton qu
pelting, 3-4 wide, sample required.
Brown Muslin, 4,4 wide, do.
Cotton Thick. 8 ounce, do.
Ambulance Guidons, with Staves, army standard.
Hat Cords and Tassels, Cavalry, do.
Tarred Rope Yarn , sample reqaired.
Hospital Tents and Filet, army standard.
Regimental Colors, Infantry, do.
Each bid mot be guaranteed by two responsible per
sons, whose signatures must be appended to the guaran
tee, and certified to as being good and sufficient security
for the amount involved, by some public functionary of
the United States.
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Bids from defaulting contractors, and those that do
not fully Comply with the requirements of this adver
tisement. will not be considered.
Blank forms for proposal', embracing the terms of the
guarantee required on each bid, can be bad on applica
tion at this office, and none others which do not em
brace this guarantee will be considered, nor will any
ritr alc° t ii t r l i Llt not strictly conform
reoarentitteltti.
Bidders will state !be quantity they propose tofu:wish,
how soon they can commence, and the quantity they
can deliver weekly.
The right is reserved by the United States to reject
any part sir the whole of the bids, aa may be deemed
beet for the inherent of the service.
Samples of such articles as are required to be of army
standard can be seen at this °tithe.
Proposals must be endorsed "Proposals for Army
Supplies," stating the particular article bid for.
MOWS BIGGS,
Colonel Quartermaster's Department.
QIIARTERMA - BTER'B OFFICE,
Corner TWELFTH and GIRARD Streets,
PHIIJ.DRLPRIA. Pa • JIM&ISM
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at office
until 19 o'clock M. on SATURDAY, February 4. 1865,
for the immediate delivery at the United States Store
house, HANOVER, street Wharf, properly packed, sad
ready for transportation. of
300 SETS SIB. NULE WAGON HARNESS. complete.
The same to be of the best quality and make, and sub..
jest to the inspection et an inspector appointed on the
pad of the Goverament
The above-described , Harness to be made in accord
ance with sample and specifications. to be seen at the
Hanover. street Storehouse.
Bidders will state price both in writifig and drum
(to Include boxes and delivery), the quantity bid for,
and the shortest time they can deliver them Ia
Ail proposals roust be made ont on printed blanks,
which may be bed on application at this °ace, other
wise the bid will be rejected.
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible per.
sone,whose signatures must be appended to the guaran
tee, and certified to as being good sufficient security
for the amount involved. by the United !States District
Judge, Attorney. or Collector , or other public officer
otherwise the bid will net be considered.
The right is reserved to rejectall bids deemed too high.
Bids from defaulting contractors, and those that do not
fullY comply with the requirements of this advertise
ment, will not be considered.
By order of Colonel H. Biggs, Chief Quartermaster.
GEORGE R. ORME,
jaSO-St _ Captain and A. Q. M.
Envc4moicur..
plopEsson 1 UFTII3 ADAMS,
No. 685 T iaTHIMIBTE1 8121 jab- er
PHILADELPHIA. COLLEGIATE IN.
sTrnyris TOR YOUNG • L &DIE& 1530 IBC&
fltiv'et. Rev. CHARLES A. BIRTH, D. D.. end X. CLA
IM:ME BIGTB,A Prinetpale. The nes t im a m
will begin on MONDA.Y. February 6th. ja3l.lV
FRENCH LESSONS GIVEN BY A.
.A. Parisian Lads at 1301 ARCH Street. sa3o4o*
VILLAGE GRIER BEMINARY.-
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL., fonr gongs
from • =DIA, Pa. Thorough cows* to Katherina.%
131aaalcc. Natural Satanism and Railloti; practical 1011.
sons tD Civil Engineering. Pupils received at say tints;
and of all ages, and enjoy the benefits of a home. Be,
.lets to John O. Copp & 50n,23 Booth Third 'Anat.; Moon
J. illaytdap In.. PIM and Prone lane_ ts. eg-fikari i i
111.11 d others. Address Rey. J. BEEITRY
TOS;A. VILLAGE EWEN. Penn's aollaut
CABINET FURNITURZ.
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MOOSE a caw:4ov.
' 1181 South D litrt,
a re PMALIed tka ditel'ote in the market in the
price of their f (Irk iltrateeen Dilate con malt
Sliaig7ls NZ &IL 'aft
; . IND TO LET.
a FOB SALE--VBITY DESIREk- al
LION WM BLS FURNACE PROPERTY, situated ewe/.
in McVeyto n, MiMin county, Peatetly/vania, within
a short dte nce of the Pennsylvania Railroad and
(;anal. The, freehold property comprises.. a Fusses,
with machine'' , of ample power to blow, tieing either
eh:mord or anthracite coal.; about thirteen hundred
RCM'S of Timber Laud; also the celebrated Greenwood
Pine lyou Ore Ba.nk, containing about seventeen acree,
which produces in abu the same Ore from which
John A. Weight, ZSQ. • makes Ws renowned slid justly
celebrated locomotive tire and ear axles This is the
only aviWe.ble preperty in the State which produces the
we regulate for establishing a Lash/elm of lake cha
racter. There are 'deo about one hundred and fifty acres
of land within:half a
. inlie of the Furnace. held nuder
long leases, from width abundance of excellent horma
tile ore can be taken, on which shafts have been re
eently sunk, and which will produce rathelent ore to
supply the TUrnace. Haft lewd Ore is also abandant in
the neighborhood. Chances' in any q_nantities can be
bad, delivered at the Furnace Ths Fames is w e
eituated for the markets. having water and railroad
communication. with Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Balti
more, Harrisburg, and otherimportant manufacturing
towns.
Also connected with the shove r s Forge Property now
in 'mention, manufacturing hammered blooms, and
rolled slab blooms.
Motive power,
steam. and water.
For price and further particulars. apply to
H N BURROUGHS, 1 1
fe2-1m 105 South FOURTH Street. Philadelphia.
ill ORPHANS' COURT SALE.—BY
yin-D.4ot an order of the Orphans' Court of Clin
ton county. to me direeted, as one of the Execrators of
the last will and testament of WK. McCARTY, late of
the borough of innbury, In the county of Northumber
land, Pa.. deceased, I will expose to public sale, at the
Fallon House, In the borough of Look Haven, Clinton
comity, Pa., on FRIDAY, the 10th day of February
A. D. 1665, atilt o'elook A. M., the following desoribed
property. to wit:
Tracts of unseated land In the warrantee name of We..
. ..
Powers. . .
One other tract No. 6.666 do I,ltW aerie.
) o do No 6,658 do 1,147 40
Do do No. 0.067 do 1.100 do
•Do do No 6.060 do 1.100 do
Alto, the undivided three. fourths interest fn the fol.
lowlna tracts of unseated land in Keating township. In
the said county of Minton, to wit:
One tract No. 5.976 in the warrantee name of 19Icklln at
Griffith, I COO acres.
1 other No. 6,824 in the do lllehard Peters,3s6 aerea.
1 other No. 0,820 do do do SW do
lather No. 8.000 do do Leroy & Licklean,3oo do
1 other No. 3,021 do do do 400 AO
1 other do do Bradford Vlncent,eoo do
1 other do do Wm. N'Coy 430 do
On the following terms. to wit: One-half of the Dar.
chase money to be paid upon the acknowledgment of
the deeds by the said Court. nod the balance in one
year the, eafter, secured by bond and moments.
ItaCHAEL Ifc °ARTY,
10244 Execntrix of Wm. McCarty.. der' d.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT-SEVE
mit/ILL commodlone
'NEW nwsu.ties.
In northern pert or the city, win all the modern con
veniences. Rent $l3 to .133 vet month.
Apply to TATIA•I4 JACKSON,
014 CIISSTIIIT Street;
Or. JOHN JACKSON.
te1.121.• 1 / 3 58 North TWELVIII
aCHESTER COUNTY.-FOR e
SALE, ISO Acres of Land in WiMotown, 2%
miles from Penna. R. R., known as the Garrett Farm,
and one of the beet business farms in the market - Land
of the beet cituillity. and in a high elate of cultivation.
Fins old-style btone Mansion, fifteen rooms: first-rate
double-decker Stone Barn. "larget" with overshoot
and shedding; water forced to buildings from a stream
on tire premises; Carriage house. and every building
necessary on a well-regulated. business farm. Fruit,
Wood, and Water. "One of the beet."
JAS. R. CUMMINS,
102-St 504 WALNUT Street.
ft FOR BALR-FACTORY, 60 BY 87
=I feet. new and for heavy work light and high
ceilings, one building 94 by 96feet. flood entrance for
coal for engine; can be thrown from cart and shovel it
to the fire with one throw. Engine and boilers in good
order, good draft. chimney. coat over Ea
Apply before 12 A. X.
Clear of inoninbranee.
i591.6t 0 1121 BREAD Sinai.
e i FOR SALE-4 SUPERIOR-BUILT
m2II. mastic. front DWELLINGS. with lard. airy rooms.
S. N. corner of Nineteenth and Green streets.
. . . •
1 double•front (t 6 fest) do. B. W. corner Nineteenth
and Green streets_
neat and convenient brisk Dwellings, Ninetee n th
rtmet, south of Green.
4 do,do..Brandrorins street, east of Nineteenth.
Three-story and Basement, 124 l7aion street. -
Do, with double backbuildings, ff 27 PllOl street.
Do, do. west aide of Twentieth et., north of Cherry
Do, do, south side of Wallace it., east of Eleventh:
With many others In various situation&
B. uaLinnr.
.123.fgeuth FOITRTE Stmt. and
ia2B-tt 8. W. cog. MINTS/NTH and
FOR BALE-A LARGE LOT, CORNER
of Richmond and Plum streets, Kensington, near
Cramp's Shipyard; 177 feet by IN) feet. with office and
dwelling thereon.
A lot adjoining, MI/ feet by 130 feet, with four email
honses thereon-
Large lot on the Delaware river, between Westmore
land and Ontario street 5,900 feet front on the river, 2,672
feet deep. having eleven fronts.
A lot on Pennsylvania avenue, corner of Oxford street,
300 feet front, IGO feet deep; a flee stone quarry with
railroad sideline into the quarry.
A lot corner of Somerset etreet And Trenjpn avenue,.
60 feet by 190 feet
A lot corner-of Somerset Bisset and Gunner's Run
Canal, 181) feet by 212 feet.
A clay lot, near ffieetown. on the Plank road, ad
joining Bole lett'sbriok yard:Boo feet front.2oo feet deer).
A lot on Costello street. Germantown, 382 feet front.
WA feet deep
Will be sold very low. Teem easy.
APPIY to J. or A. LONOSTRITH,
019 WALNUT Street, or
ia29-lm* 152 North ILEVRIITLI Street.
di FOR BALK--VALUABLE BUST.
44C4
NESS PROPERTY—Ifoe. 819, 819 X. and 824.
FILBERT Street. with stable+ on the near. cove /inS 4
lot 00 by MO feet, with two fronts- for particulars in
quire - BANE 01311,1,011,
Trustees of the Estate of Wm. Logan, No. 16 Bank St.
TO ,LET—From the Ist of April next. the property,
No. 909 MARKET Street, belonging to the same estate.
ia23-12t
f# FOR BALE-TWO OR THREE
Irst.edass' HOUSES, with all the modern improve,
mente, o n the south side of ARCH Street. west of NINE
TRENM. Also, several drat- class ROUSES in FORTY
SICOND, between Loooet and Spruce.
Inquire of I D JONES, TWENTY-FIRST St.. three
doors above Oheetnut Jal4lßt.
el FOR BALE OR TO LET--A NUM
.waller of convenient new DWELLINGS, with modern
Improvements. on North F.leventh Twelfth, end nu-
Wend' streets. Apply to TAT fOW JACKSON.
81 1858a017 8m STIIT Street. or at
North T WELIPTII Street.
LARGE AND VALUABLE • PRO.
••L- PERTT FOR BALL—The very largo and scnruno
dions LOT and BUILDING, No. 308 CHRIRT Street,
near the centre or business, cant wintzig 60 feet on Cnerry
street, depth 106 feet, being 76 feet wide on the rear of
the lot, and at that width opening to a large cart-way
leading to Cherry street . Its advantages of
SIZE AND POSITION
are rarely met with.
Apply on the premises. selS-lhe
-at FOR SALK—THE SUBSCRIBER
offers for sale his country seat, within half a mile
of WiLmin t ron, Delaware , on th e Newport pike, con
taininget t acres of good land, in the centre of which
is a large awn with a fine variety of shade trees, ma
es, lindens, evergreens, etc., in all over a hundred
]l-grown trees. The improvements consist of a large
and commodious Mansion, flanked on the west by two
towers, one of which is four storlea,in height. Th ere
are four large rooms on a floor, with a ball eleven by
forty-two feet. The house has the imodarn improve
ments. A hydraulic ram forces water from a spring
into the upper story of the tower. There is also an
Iron pump and hydrant under a covered area at the
kitchen door. The out-buildings consist of a carriage.
house and stable sufficient for four horses and several
carriages; also, a hen, ice, cind smoke houses. The
triable hes a hydrant In it. '
Good garden. with several varieties of dwarf-pear
and grape vines In tall bearing. There are also 'several
varieties of apple, cherry alai chestnut trees.
Terms accommodating. Posestion given et any
time. Apply to LIM G. OLANK,
n0244f 831 Narket skeet, Wilmington, Del.
.st'TIMBER LAN - D.-FOR BALE, IN
Penrsylvanta. a tract of TIKBER LARD of about
SEVEN THOUBAND . ACHBB. Thus laud le heavily co•
vered with excellent timber, is a locationlifordingrere
faollities for safe'and rapid transportation. Title indis
putable. A portion of the pen:ham-money eau remain
on bond and MOrtifaiiis. Address Box 719, Philadelphia
Post Owe., Pa. ja26-12t
VALUABL MILLI, PROPERTY, ak
RESIDENCE, AND 10 ACRES OF LAND EOftssE;•
SALE, IN BUCKS COMITY, PENNA.
This property Is situated on Knowles' Creek, at its
junction with the Delaware River
milesßrownsbur,
three miles from flew Hope, and tan above Tren
ton, N. J. The mills consist of a two-and-a-half-story
Stone Orb t- mill, with two ran of French Barr Stones,
all in complete order; Saw-mill and Piaster- mini ad
joining, each capable of doings large amount of busi
ness. The dwelling Is a new two- story Frame Cottage
House, with fonr rooms on the first floor, five on the
second, and four on the third, well arranged. and well
built; a Barn, Carriage house. and other buildings;
eight or ten acres of easily cultivated and productive
Land, well fenced, and planted with fruit and orna
ments' trees, The above described property is one of
the handsome emote on the Delaware River where any
one might spend their time pleasantly and profitably.
'Tis convenient to school, store, and poet Office, and
churches of different denominations. and will be sold
cheap Apply to B J. SMITH At CO.,
laflt-lit Real Estate Agents. NEWToWN. Penne.
Of B. 4. -SMITH & CO., REAL gib
Ma. ESTATE •GENTS. Newtown, Bucks county.
Pa. offer for sale in Bucks county and vicinity; over
60 PLUMS of from 10 to 200 acres; most of them are
highly improved and remunerative located . T
ar i l]
attention
good buildings, and ell located. The early
attention of buyers le directed to them. Letters of In
quiry answered. ja24.18t
e .. WEST VIRGINIA. LANDS.
- OIL ! OIL!! OIL!!! OIL !! ! !
IMPORTANT TO CAPITALISTS SEEKING
INVESTMENTS IN OIL LANDS.
FOB SALE—A large Tract of very valuable OIL
LAND in western Virginia. adjoining the Lands of the
BUN CREEK, ELK RIVER AND BLUE CREEL
VULCAN. and GOVERNMENT OIL AND MINING
COMPANIES, being part of the same estate out of which
the said Companies were formed.
This is believed to be one of the most desirable bodies
of Land ever offered to the public. and will be sold
either in one body or in tracts of Loop acres each at van'
low prises.
In addition to "the Oil in these Lands, they contain
enormous Veins of Coal, Cannel and Bituminous, Iron
Ore, Limestone, and Fire Clay , besides being covered
WWI a very heavy growth of valuable Timber.
As some evidence of the value of these Lands, it may
be stated that the stock of the Companies formed out of
this estate has already nearly doubled in price sines
the Companies have been organised.
For fall particulars apply at 407 WALNO, Street,
Boom Ito. 2, first floor. ra9o 6t.
VOR RENT-SEVERAL ROOMS IN
the THLRD STORY of the Bußd_leg on the south
west corner of SIVIINTIE and ORESTDiUT Streets. Ap
ply at this oZee. jal3-tf
FOR SALE.-MAGNETIC IRON ORE
POE BALE —The GARN4I3ONB' MINING COY.
PANII le now prepared to mWrd contracts for sale of
their inerlor Ore, delivered on the Hudson river. op.
posits West Point. Apply to the Office of the Company,
519 WILLIAM Street, New York. ia30.16t.
COAL.
gfiVULTON COAL."-THE UNDER
-a- SIGNED is now receiving orders for the "ITIL
TON COAL," from the Colliery of J. B. DOIJTY
CO:, on the lands of the
"PDLTON COAL COMPANY."
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whTichht h C o ce lebr at a e d o "H u nr ai M AY"
the
l ve sm f n on
ao well and favorably known in thlynarket. All or
ders will be promptly attended to
fel-Sts 209 S
ou
th
Y D UBT M Str Y e
t.
Tamar! .7. Oaf ROBES/ J. 1111111 MILL.
ORAZ & HEMPHILL,
DRAMICB lif
AITD SCHUYLKILL 00.1 L. •
Of all alf screene d , et qualities.
Carefully Melted r ind aud burariably at the
lowest cashprices.
Weft mid Yard, WILLOW , below IIFTIBMIStr eIt
Order. can be left at 146 north SIXTH Street,
863 North TKLITH Street. 1433 BARCLAY Street. or
through the Post Office, wbleh will be P r°l44 l a "
satisfactorily filled. 311 - 11 a
•
Zre : • : " 0)1:\ 1, •1
• Noßlat Street, above Math street.
Constantly on hand superior dualities of Lehisit an
Schuylkill Coal, selected elartstel,sr fcluntr T). • •
at the lowest tastket W harf Twenty-th
'tree:, below ink sheet. Otdoe 1111 130sth POUR
Street. olda-en
PURE LEHIGH CO A. L..-HOTTELB-
A- 11XXPIX13 can raly_cam getting tare article at a. X
aotmor FRO= and rOglik.R. W. HAILPTOX.
jai/Pale
Co, 00A1.1._cOAL.
H. 'GIIITMMAX & 'EI COAL.
the beet la the atty.
For sale at the 'lowest each prices. KANTrrA. COAL
'WARD, corner THINTT•PIF?tt Street PENDritr-
VANIe. Railroad. [jalo44ll.] W. D. ilikd
HEBTOR.
G N IT E EAGLE VBILf COAL,
mu/a, ry NOT MOPE:WOE TO LIMON. A
trial will snare pour enetom.Reg and Stove !dew
VS Per toe:Large Net. Se. °Doe 1218outlr VOMIT'
street, billow Obeeterd. Depot 1419 OALLOWHILL
Street, above Breed.
seleOzo ELLIS BEADISON.
COAL . Eilj GA It LOAF, BRAVA%
LD ow, sad Spring Mountain Lehishobssl ass
trot Lomat Mountain, from Bohntpclll, prow 4 ex,
prestay for family nos. De po t
_ N. W. canter RIGHTB
Wad WILLOW Streets. 02os 20. USA Borah MOND
rNk CIN*II/ J, WaiTOX GOO,
AUCTION SAILEIL
-1F13138,
l BRINLBY, &
1 ie101,5 CHTETITUT sad 601 JATINE Name&
TORN B. BITERS & CO., AtreTlOile
RI , gEH9, Nos. 232 and 5234 NAM? Stmt.
LABflg SPRING BALI OF 1.300 PACK
80078. al3ol ; ; LReeitFo3. e. 8.11 1, GooDB.NE
vszxuret BA a.
acir_solutlaro,
Feb. 7th, at 10 eolecolt, win be sld: b cataleigtegi
ca four mouths' eretlt. abent 1,3.0 pwtstar beicrika,
dh brogan, cavalry boots, iss . embraciet a prima
and fresh aasortmeni of iiisoawble goods of .elly sot&
Easters inanufaatnra. Will be Apra for eraudwaidasii
with cttalogue, onitiontlag ofriare.-
LANGE POSITIVE ittALW:QP
MIKAN, AND GOODS.
We will hold a Large aide of foreign and domortis daT
goods, by catalogs% ea a area t Of four months aau part
tor cash, • •
ON THURSDAY MORNING.
FtlaltstY Kb. at 10 o'clock, embrach 'about SW
packages and lots of utopia and 'Omer arti stes la wool
tom worsteds, linens, silks, andcottons. to whir& wei
rite the attention of dealers
. B. —Samplee of the same be arranged for ex
amiastion, with catalogues, early cur. the morstr or
sale, when dealers will dad it their intec
at*nd.. •
P
, Alit OAST & WARNOON, A.B&
. TIOREERS. - M46, MARKET Street.
SALE OF AMEKICANAND IMPORTED DRY•000DIRI
STOCKS Of CIFtSODS. &c., by astabews.
OK WADKJIBDAL Feb. SA.
Commencing at ly Or.oolt, comprising aboat 40 films
seasonable /1001111. .
MTHOMAS & govs,
• Noe. 139 an& ISA Solith TOTTBTH &not.
' BALES OF EIFOCEB AND READ SETATIL
•.AS the EXORANCli r avery PUBSDAL at 1.1 o'clock
i
Handbills teach piOperti fthsaeli asFultnlF.
7171 L the - gatardsrprevioac to each Rale 1 Moats-
Wile pamphlet - forte, silylmit fall demeguise.
lIRNIIW.I SAL at the Audios. rs evelif
BOAT. •
,q. Particular attention even to Sales at PeOrate
Hal - deuces, &L.-
BARE OF VALITABLI.L&W BOOS&
THIS AFTERNOON.
Will be sold at the Auction Btore. a portion of a large
and valuable law library, which includes a Ursa
number..of the English and American reports. Atha
many other valuable works to members °Lae bar.
Catalogues now ready and the books Mitill/114 fat
examlaatkon.
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Bale for Account (Tufted States.
PACKING MONDAY UMBER. IRON, as
ON MOBBING,
Fabricate fhb. at 10 o'clock, at the Arsenal. near
Gran's Fem. about 600 packlng-boxec, brie lot old
lumber.~ lot empty orates, shoe boa's. kegs, Lot saw
Iron. fermi. cash.
Sale No 1316 North Twelfth street.
,ELEGANT FQSNITQRB, NINE CaIf.PITEt.
ON WED.NBSDAI' 110113ING,
Bth Ind', at 10 o'clock. by catalogue. at No. 1315 Nardi
Twelfth] s treet, above Thompson. the elegant Mice.
dining-room, and chamber faraltare. axe Brae mls
caypets,ltc. Been in use but short time. •
May be fixamised at S o'clock on the szteraLag *Mb*
sale. •
P HILIP FORD & CO., ATTCTIONIEFIES,
5245 VIM= And 522 0_9(1/3113GB Streets_
SECOND BALE 'Or 1, MOO OASES BOOTI3, mess
BROGANS. BALMORAL/3. so., FOR TEM SP EI3
OBE
ON MONDAY MOBBING.
Feb. ea, commencing st .10 o'clock, We wlll. aalt lir
catalogue, for 1.2/30 ea prime booto. chola, Imo.
mute, balm:wale. cavalry boots. &c., from gret-eums
city and Eastern rusianlacturere, comDrisini a geßenit
azoortment of g00d1 1 4.9 which the attention of hin ant be
invited. .
AUCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
HORSES.
QUARTISKASTES. OHNISHAIA OMOs,
sitraer Ihrtetotr.__
WASHINGTON CITY, January M. IFISS.
Will be sold at public &notion. to the highest Udder.
it BALTLNOS.
- R
HURSDAY, THIIRTInity tt,
ORE RURDERD AND parr GA'irMat
HORSES.
These Horses have bean condemned as haat it the
cavalry land*" of the army.
For toad and tarmini Durposeo many Hood batten*
may be bad.
Horses sold singly. Sale to commence at 10 at. 11...aad
will be held at Phillips' Government ambles. Dorset a
PASS and GERNAhr tinteeta_
Terms—Cash, In Hailed elates currency.
JAMES A.
1105-110 Cal* chance ri—t. Division A.
0.
M ' Ml7.T " llr=7.=M 7 l
" T OCHIZL "•
(Lat Herr's Hotel''))
Corner of THI RD and &rests.
HARRISBURG, Pa.
The attention of the traveling public is most reaped.
hall* called to this old• established stand, which for the
past live months has been closed to trade, and double
that time has been thoroughly remodeled, repaired, sad
newly furnished throughout, until it now po melees all
the conveniences pertaining to a first Glees hotel. which
are in any manner calculated to insure the perfect sow
fort of its gaeate.
Its situation alone would recommend it as a doming
plaes,being only two and a hall Knarse from the depotst
near enough to prove convenient. sueloteatly distant to
avoid tee annoyance of railroad noise and beetle.
The furniture is entirety oeto. rooms Mrs* and wail
ventilated, table supplied with ovary inaur7 the market
ran
.atford. while as to the management, it is trusted be
th ea oddment of a discriminating public to double.
The Proprietor. having determined to make the obi
racier and reputation of the house the object, withal&
regard to wet, hopes to merit the patronage and ravers
ble opinion of those who design stopping-in the BidiN
capital. MUM! TlioXl4"
Tall-Im -Proprietor
jorrEs HOUSE,
v Oor. HARHZZT SMUT and MAItkET
ILLIIIIIII%
The Proprietor respectfall_y 81:M returns his sincere th anks
to his friends for the very Mimi Patronage hallow's&
to the House mimee under his naanagentent, and would
respectfully solisit a sontinnanes ofineank
del& Ire 0- IL NM. Proprietor.
MEDICAL. -
ELECTRICAL INSTITUTE,. 'IR
North DLEVENTR, Belo* bee street—Dr TRO
IKAS ALLEN, very sneassetnl in the cure of
every kind of disease, invitee all to call nV-
Am and see that his treatment is free from shocks_
Atir - CONVULSION& —A discovery has been made
which seldom (albite theatre of Epilepsy or Thief
any - other hind. Any one desiring a knowledge of
this practice can enter at say time for fall incarna
tions_ Cards and Testimonials at the °film. HOW*
9A. M. to 6P. DL Consultations free.
Dr. THOS ALLEN', SlectrlalAa.
Snl7-3m 154 R. EURVIIIITH St. below Ram.
.BOTR 0 PAT HI ESTABLII3II-
MINT, for the cure of diseaSEUl incurable with sat&
dbelllll. by Dr. A. H. STEVENS, one of the discovers=
of Insenare new system of ELECTRICAL PRACTICE.
at 14212 South DEB If SQUARE.
- itlfguie call. or send for a =let and lea= path
Maulers .No charge for conies ,
air Physicians and others desiring instrustlea sate
eater for a full course any time after MONDAY, .Jaas ,
wry 2d. DMA Any member of the class Just Inishid
nay review without &Archer:Le. is2-tf
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAIL
ROAD.-a-
CHANGE OF TIME AND DEPOT.
On and after Monday. December 26th. ]d6l the trains
of the Pennsylvania Railroad will leave the New Depot,
at THIRTIETH and. MARKET Ste., instead of Eleventh
and Market Streets, as heretofore.
The Second and third. Fourth and Eighth, Omen and
Coate!, Fifth and Sixth._ Union Line, Tenth and.
Eleventh. Thirteenth and Fifteenth, seventeenth and.
Nineteenth oily Pasmager Bail ware, connect with the -
Mark et• street Railway, whom cars run to and from
Pennsylvania Central Railroad Depot is West
The CATS of the Market-etreet Passenger Railway.
leave Front street every two minutes. ooramencinj ona
hour previous to the time of departure of each
and allow about 30 minutes for a trip.
Their cars are In waiting on the arrival of each Train
to oonvev
_passengers Into the city. - -
On SUNDAYS—Cara leave Eleventh and Market Eta_
at 7.45 P. H. to connect with Pittsburg and Erie
and at 10.25 P. M. with Philadelphia Expreee.
Mann's Baggage Express will hereafter be located at
No. 3/ South Eleventh street. Parties desiring Nuggets
taken to the trains, can have it done at reasonable lutes
application
u TRAINS LEAV Eto him.
AND . ARRIVE AT DEp03011013;
LIATE.
HAIL TRAIN ,
At sODA. K.
PAOII ACCOMMODATION, No. 1.... " ID 00 "
FAST LIDS " 12.00 X.
PARKESBDRO -... " 110 P. IL
BARRISSDEG ACCOMMODATION... " 2.30
LANCASTERI ACCOMMODATION ... 4.00 .•
PAOLI TRAIN, no 2 ... '• 530 .•
rinsimact AND Fars BIA14••••••• " 830
PHILADSLFRIAIIXPRINS ..... " 11.10 "
•
PITTSSITRG AND BELELEM MA. "
230 A. X.
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS 7.06 ••
PAOLI ACCOMMODATION, No. 1..... " 8.70 "
PARKEBBDRO. " 0.2) "
LANCASTHR =Alm • ••••••••••40 " 30 PRIG
PAST LINN "
PAOLI ACCOMMODATION. No. " 440 "
MAIL TRAIN
HANDISHUNO ACCOMMODATION-... " 0.44:1 "
Philadelphia Express leavea daily. Pitteburg and
Erie Mall leaves daily (except Satu rday). - All other
Trains daily (except Sunday.)
For further information, as to time and connection*.
lee bile and framed cards, or apply to _ •
JOHN 7. VA2LM.„ Ja.. Tic ket Agent,
At the Depot
An Finis rant Train runs dally (except Sunday.) For
fell information as to fare and accommodations. apply
tO f.l.lf 4 1/16A NC la PUNK:
1.3 y DOCK Street.
RIITTERFIRLD'I3 OVERLAND
- I -. DESPATCH.
OZee, S. W. corner SIXTH and CaBBMIT tkrcetc.
A THROUGH PRESORT an •
kis been established. prepared to receive all-chases of
Freight inthe principal elites east of the literriven and to transport the stuns from point of shiParent
TO ALL FOUNTS IN
COLORADO, ID AH O, UTAH.
ADD MONTANA TMnBITORTILS,
IRON THROUGH CONTRACT BATHS AND Bi7SS OP LATIUM
Through Batas include ALL CHARGES—RaiIway.
Transfer, Storage, and Forwarding Commissions on Me
Missouri river, and transportation upon the Plains
thus enabling tne Shipper to obtain a THROUGH COX
TRACT for his freigh t for a disbars of OVER THREE
THOUSAND MI Aug relieving him from all
sibilitles and angle es incident to the past dlso rasaised
and irresponsible system of Plains transportation.
Our .4ents in grew York, Boston. PhilAdsiPhin.
burg. Chicago, St. Louis, and BlidingtOn. lowa, as
miEST red .14t. al i l iu mga n so.a ß t r iro ß siv irs and . akin , t/r ,
This Company assumes ALL THE RESPOESIBLIni
of Loewe. Dam ages, or Overcharges on Fraight whits
In transit from point of shipment to Tadao of denttnation.
The New York Oise is in possession of a full set. of
TRACE BOOKS. showing the date of shipment, the
time it s the Waste/11pp' TWAT. L received at and
abl from the Company's Warehouses "rps Atalthere
Manses), the character of the trains moving upon the
Plaine, t he date It Misses Fort Kearney, 'arrives at Den
ver, is received at destination, and the apparsiot
aeadl
ilon of the 'Wares along the entire route.
Sar If Damages or Losses ocear.Shippars nailed
In time to duplicate any important Portion nr the lattP
runt.
'Maas bOoks are open for the inepection of onr atm.
Somers at a ll times, and partials dapping by . this L 1
will be kept informed by corresoondorlos or the swain
conditioa of their shipments
Merchants and WEIDE Men in eals'
00Od•
should beparticular iVrthee Terrltorisa ord
inetrustioni to mut
dams •s,
'Via BUTTEEFLILD'S to DV - BELA/JD DESPATCH.
Atchison, Kansa'," and have them shinned nadir tha
Inittnetiona of our Mont al point of shipment.
Lettors of in airy addreesed to onr once at ATCHI
SON. Kaunas; No. 1 TESEY Strt, Attar Hom r i arr fria
York; or Southwest corner of SIXTH and 0
Streets. Philadelphia, wip_bopromppy and. raltablir
asewered. A P' reprbstor_
A. W SPALDEING; General Agent, Ifew'York..
Wit. B. MOOll3, Agent. Philadelphia.
lEoAlsk. MALOGIALIYEADNEILLYS
SI'&0141.01.3 EiTOl3ll. 10. 310 South
7.11" TH Eitmot, belooo.
1101- Glamors Mid% sat all area. and all manner Of
repsitinz carefullysid promptly attended to. dalan
Agg DENTISTRY. -DR BASSET
inserts Ai/MICRO. TERTti on Ciold. BLver,
Vl:aeon-I
i pn,- , ftto r e i .e reeth fired. 60 cents vat
upward
Erfeet bell:o;4=o'a aces. Office. 4 1-5 NUM.
nol7-Sin
ID BITANS ct WATSON'S
SALAMANDER liAiril
• -RYSER
/.6. SOUTH IFOURTE STREET.
RILA.DELHIA. es. ..
A lane Variety of TIRR-PROOP SAMS igieses OA
hasd.
PHRENOLOGICAL ICKAMINA,.
TIM .with assazipitus at eluurifr i gat
h
M.Mro._blr J. L. 0
•o. BA soma TINTE Utmost.
SHOVELS AND SPAM'S.
VAINIdoz at Minted Pitceet. at 010. ru,s,riwira
111110 VAL FACTONIN northwest soraer 4111M,8R1
BERKE) Streets t between arab. awl Rama sad esso
and Thh.d. stream
MACEIREL. HERRING, BRLD, iiro.
a-La- —2.100 blaa Ham •Itaa. L 2, sad 1 Haakaral.
late. aaaaht flat Ash. la matted pa,
2,C00 Ws. New Eaatport. ItorittaM, and HnllLx
B l.6oltaxsa Lniose, Sealed, 861 Hentat.
360
180 bbls. new Hest aad„
bozos Hekimer- *panty Chau" ko.
.I.* store and, for sale by MURPHY .3. BOOMS.
ial9-if . NO. 146 NORTH WILLR,TIIII.
TOMATO CALTBITP.-NSW TOMATO
Catsup livardirt and pint bottlea, orahoinitualtr.
Also. barrels.. Zor sal, by RHODES it vrILT
101 Wrath W &Tin Ettrusit.
AND,OANZTED MEATS.
500 bbls Mesa and Mo 1 Mackerel_
2„000 oases canted Mesta, Lobsters. he
90r tale by P. 0 BURCOTHIL
14.70-31 a US north ram

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