The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, February 28, 1865, Image 4

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The draft wee continued yesterday In the Fir;lt
sod Second dietrfote, the wards drawn being the
•Sixth and Mtn. The following are the 1111Mee Or
the drafted:
BIITEU WARD.
The quota to be filled In the Sixth Ward was 180 i
880 names were drawn from I,BBu deposited In tho
wheeL The following were the Lames drawn :
,Jacob Trainman Jamie Lenart William Peal
..1 Van Brunt ;John B Jones James Zane
NV illiam L 3 one I /Jennie McCarty 0 K Stoihoager
-James Bryan' Fred-Gadd c L Welder
Peter Call..[Rudolph Miller Robert Partberg
oeo W Campbell !Joe Frederime . Mr King
MB Kitchin 117 Barkbarat Michael Kale
WI Hem Bryster Cbsilee Clasen John Kelly
J B Potter . N . IWilll.m (Maley John Mariner
„August Braker Mica Morrissey Chas Patriman
Albert Lalumel John Hebron Nom Morehouse
.Joel AlcOrm, tither J iksinnegger V C dweatmen
Mr Hirt P Ebertspe , ear Chas Eokhart
/Beery Bennett F Burr:bingo H Leatherbury
'George Price Thomas GlaneT Jacob Noland
John F Louie W Gilman John fl e aornett
Pat McCloskey 11. Blobs litmaßashi
Filer' me Sablegel Dennis Haley Charles Dreialer
38Hetutrbzklt Const'e Kemper J M‘Ostritir
Geo D genii Ohm lee Devine David Prince
August Schmidt Mich McVeigh Fre , . be Soaker
0 A Dorado F 0 Beydenreleh Philip Hennessy
Yard IN etsbergor H D Viichorn Allred Cooper
Henry Heston John anoroling John Hamilton
Garrett Jackson Chas F. Paw B F Brown
Henry Waterman ahew Wild y ie „i s Frank
J C Franos C it es McGowan C 8.84 Strofield
Wm Tomlineon Wro R Rogers Bra
Chas Watson A Maegilluie John V Tyrrell
'S e el Henn D Shaffer Meyer Goldsmith
Samuel Bait
• John J loaly. Wm Ireland
Joe W a g
Idw Putts Goss Vernier
Wagner Wm WILIBOII Wm Allen
Chad C Banks P Saha arizokoff 8 Scribbine
P B floorloke Chas klotircher Adam Mink
J W Royer Win Splekey H W Rank
43e0 Davis Prank 'I oby Joha H Anderson
Jae Jones Wm Lippincott J P Mathews
Semi Gmbh Pat Cordon Jos blutherrin
Julius Berstein Joe Weser its Ogden
S 0 Baker R P Fenner Abe brinton
Jim Farrell nos Griswold Haver Kern
Alfred P Homer Chas Saran ' Max Major
Ferd Doh in Chas (lumen Joe Mlcheson
Chas Moore Theis Kennedy ,J C File
TIM DOllOllllll lOonrad
Fill
;Wee 11l Welsh
JR Tempest Jacob Fill sr .3 it Webb
Daniel Shannon Peoria Flue Path 0 Bennett
Thu. lit Green John Parr Men T4BO Stray
NV in Davie Wa g rown Win Richardson
Wm Taylor eurer Adolph Warn
Thee O'Brien John Rreatter Jere Harrigan
Ildat , hew Palley Win Miller John Lamond
Smith Bowed Fred Kmber E Cohen
Henry (beige Erwin H., pe Ed w Bannister
Michael Donovan Joseph N,.ter Henry Toenail
<1 Cogley Chris Phillips J Dingell
Jot 0 Champion R Southway d Henry bhediend
Jacob Leek lianin,i Winer Jeremiah Wyman
John Ha der James Bird etikoael 0 Brien
Then M Alien August Keep Fred Nichol
Joe Van Wien &neat Mann Lewis Hammel
Jacob Andrews liter Ridsr EA w Mayer
Bini Charles Lent. Hoaxes - Henry Hummel
Al Steel James Co n ine James Mooney
TO/ re/180 King Tim It 0* blears O. arias Smith
Aaron Pickard Mil-bast Welsh r H !Aber
John Sbirwatlsr C.l Sillier Tbos 0 Robinson
James Riley John Worst, tibias Saoierolt
Cl ridden Bark Joseph 10 war Jacob A Derr
Jac M Cadmus Ito W Culver Abm Line
Panty Murray Wm Puanenann 8 P Snantz
Jos Gibbons Win Beery I F Bennet
Thos MoCoveni W Hendricks Frank Halm
Peter Bolt John Rent Frank 8 Warty
Jacob Weiler Harms a Webster Jno A Perier
Wm Martin Solomon 9.1 g Noah WollmeYer
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Jos Bond v. John ishookiey Joe Casper
John Klom John •ichole Win Harris
NY_m Slater B a Stellwagon ThusCastow
Flank .wood Thee P *wean Theo LiikenhOnge
Henry Howard Jno Murphy Thu* McDermott
Jacob Deramotta Wm F Frost Liao Zimmerman
Louis Frabblett H posse/man r hiltp slitton
Jonath's Bippard Pnilip Etna r d Htegins
Philip Lew eldt Paw Ferrel pant Reading
Jacob Garretecin Geo Lansing Beoj Trautman I
Fri d Hat tell& John L 0014 rhos Heiser
Jas Laraive JO Coopor Wallet Co bin
Oro 0 Mhz John Conley John Morgan
Thee Elegem 197, wereiger •ooiphne Tnierg
Jn IS Haseradt Shell John Edwards
Jno Schlropf John tr . I soneell Basil Fnehand
And Wilson Nathan Rollers ltobt Welsh
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Jno Solarenteber 448 a Moll And Smith
Renbes wi hits Chas Lurk Geo Staples
H Booker John , mitt JR Youmr
con Woriblostrn le mSharp Michael Corrigan
Thee bedlue Oaorlei Dietrich Theo Nickles
Wm McKee Chas retell rhos II Green
Mont Ford Chat Dale. so. Haas
NY i mon Henry Fere T.erainer J W Immitt
Jlobt Griffin Jacob H outdeall abeam Calm
Jacob Lowenstein Daniel Dora°, I McNamara
0 Ogle Pa rick 0 Keefe 0 rage Hartman
Peer Blush It hic(iiiiiea Ittehd Hatchings
A Klentzle eisetene Pdarzzolo Henry Godley
Phi.ip Knepp Geo Smith rhea Plaid holz
Time Sicnards Emil Bremner David McMaster
.Idw Nelson J 8 Diaxtv•nt John Rose
Jta tails Jab Ken. ugh Geo W Holland
Wm Foorble Tbos Halyard ligenett. Needle
John R Turley Fran O'Caltlan fleory Young
Michael Delaney IMMOt kloker John Haney
.1 B. David , on John Bevan Wm Shehan
Win bBollitidel L Schwalm:raider lease atpler
Jecoli Bad:tier Fere Schwartz 'thee Powell
J W Carroll Jacob • ribtudel W 1 Hogaland
Andrew Drat eidney Ctewell John Kennedy
Joseph Bonsom B J Denture Fred Albright
14114 TD WARD
The draft In this ward took place yesterday morn
ing. The deficiency was 176 men, and 362 names
were drawn from the Wheel, width °entail/0d 2,443
names :
Thos McKenna
Syiyanus vadat
Ptobert Ewell
Pat Quigley
Henry Watson
A 0 Casey
Obas L Boher
Francis Tiernan
Chas J Henley
Rat Dougherty
James Dowd
B K Minnick
Hush Smith
Phi, Boyle
Thos Tierney
Geo Wetteriii
W Farrington
Chas Haggerty
Samuel brooks
Mai in Welsh
Pat McMensailis
rThrlfrit enemy
Warn Sloan
Oen W Derr
John Wright
Wm Ogden
Dahl B Ladd
W Larkin
Tim Vaughan
Jac MeZaher
.111wo odKnight Keprard
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Chas Ryan
CleO Walter
B Sohrlner
John W Johnson
.Ben Curds
it id Smith
Chas Lowry
Francis Mclntyre
Teter MoOmin
Theo Abrend
Mike Ford
Jae Elliott
Cleo White
'Jae White
J S Borgensltle
Mends Braceland
Alex MaGacn 1
J -
Thee Allen
_Lewis Gordon
W B Rogers
W Ii Tyson
Jas Devenney
Thos 0 Zell
Win MeFetters
J ft Dsegln
W C Morgan Jr
Bon Hilmar
It Griffith
Wm Brown
Win Braddock
Oeo Mtllikan
•Geo Swain
J A Sheridan
Sewell Brown
Joe Levy
Aneliorn
W B Reid, Jr
Win tichson
Mike Dougherty
Jobs Davie
Thee Porter
J L Gimber
Jae Pell
Chas 0 Comly
11 Hays
Mike Duress
- Win Kimble
W Griffith
MEall
lirm Edwards
T G In atthewe
Chas Wittmer
'Thos C Mahan
Antoine Parry
Clarence Barden
Jae Williams
Wm Hadley
Robt Brown
Wm Heys
Win Patterson
John Wasonseller
Semi Roberts
Thor H Anrookler
Alex Horn
`Caldwell Forsyth
'Thos McVeigh
Jas Cowden
Dan Steinmets
.Jos Berate
"SmithHotobinson
0 A Mettler
Nonemacker
Pat Maguire
Chas McCaffrey
'Valentine Sliver
Thee Lonahland
John Here rt
(Mae Coohle7
J J Fisgberty •
John Smith I
Jam Thomplort
INTEREST:
A B Moratt
W Brieturie
hit T Wilton
Geary Boyle
Terrence Riley
Saud lo Rain
Piney Pennock
Geo W Johnson
Chas Lynch
Jamee Pahil
Thom... Fury
Wiskines
Pat Tagaert
Sant darner
Am , W Dnbree
Joseph bmith
H Jackson
B T Milligan
Daniel_
moss
STE vrun n C Rain
5 a Da
re Jas Black
John Morris John Clammy, Jr
Jos .130.sok.twoon W BCUrrOWII
Nike Fallon Lew s Smith
, Tare O Pantry Wm Langhlin
A P Morrison Jas McMillen
Joe Dewees B ki Myers
John A ThOrnan Ed Hansel'
Peter Hays ,Jae Miller
Hugh Coyle Pat Gorman
Robt Lennan Chas James
'Chas Foster Fr.& Gilmer
Hy Fell Wm ash
John B Hays J W Volnell
John J Gordon Ed Waltman
John L Simpson Rich'd Devlin
Frank Byeriy Chas Shinn
lair hi Coleman Win McGinnis
John Dougherty John C Miller
rohn Hoverer Lewis Gnaninter
Slyly Brooks Chas Meyer
Arthur Hawken John Brown
H Horne Cbae L Male:
Win MI era Hugh Mcßride
C McKnight Garrett Ohl
Lewis Mains John McCaffrey
Jae Scott .Chas Hoffman
Wm Leneroyx John T Holland
.1 Blackburn Robt Cameron
H Albertson John Conrad
Louis Helmbold B(3 Jones
Bam Douglass John IN Dicker
Got Kihniter John Davidson
Nathan Griffith H H Stevens
Jacob Lauber John Mackey
Pat Quinn G S Wolfe
Geo Kirk Simon Fisher
0 A Dean Joe Perth
W H Larned 0 B Shelton
Phil Fisher W H Martin
Robt Holmes P Coleman
Chas Ho. par J J Hughes
John Vandyke It R Corson
Austin Jonn (Mrrie
John F Bradley Wm Rourke
Aubrey Henry A R Prescott
Win Smith F A Vanderlisld
Win Hamilton H 0 Sidearm
W W Marianna John Hassigan
Abram Roberts Wm Dully
W 8 Stokley B y Connelly
Geo Bisdon Mat Roland
John Wilson W I Davis
Mr W Mahone John L Cates
Lewis Snyder Jos Maitland
F Webster Frank Mills
John Black Ely J
Joe Hayward And Baird
Martin Cavender 'rim Dunn
Jas King John Patterson
J A Tbge Gray Winning
Wm Ferris Chas Forrest
John Ward Hy 13 Keene
And Kirk W J McPheareon
Hy Bryan Juo Muller
John Hughes John ()she
John Cearar Wm Duncan
Thos Neilson John Schurbinek
J A Snyder Mite Quinn
.1 bier:labs, Bernard Hasson
Ka C Markley Eli Stillman
Wm Farrell Slob Bridget
Henry Shields Peter Oreenley
Wm Rose Jan Spence
Dilwyn Parrish Mike Baker
John McCaffrey John McCabe
Mike Murphy Jos Paun
Geo Sieben Wll/ Crawford
Mika Casey Pat Donahue
Mike Welsh Cleo Dart.
Geo L Markhuid Their Davis
Arch Brown Wm Warren
Addison Schultze Law 131nuan
Sarni Hill Geo Bawer
D Bigler ' Bernard McGee
W Mallory Wm Moran
And Long H Roland
J 13 Johnson Gr. Fenner
Isaac Lodge N 11 Dixon
Wash Elliott Mande Brown
Thos Burn, J R Barry
0 Reiek rhos Ryan
Jos Wright Frank Barrel
'Ohio Ms rgeraw Jake Woodington
Jou O'Brien Henry Miller
IPat Hawks Then 0 Harps:
JAG TO THE DRAFTED.
Professor E. D. Saunders, D. D,received yester
day the following document, by mall, confirming
previous despatch by telegraph:
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2b,1666*
E. D. Saunders, Philadelphia, Pa.:
The draft will continue, but If the quota Is fined
by volunteers, the dratted men will be released.
JAMES B. Far,
Provost Marshal General.
'Official copy. ]
H. L. Jnesnias, Colonel V. R. 0
TIM DRAM.
In nothing, probably, has the adage, "Procras
tination Is the thief of time," been so thoroughly
verified as In the postponement of efforts to fill our
quotas and avoid the draft. If the energies that are
stow being made to fill quotas had been as vigor
ously carried on a few weeks ago thogdraft that has
already selected 5,000 of our citizens would not
have taken place, as our quota could easily hare
been reified by volunteering. Nausea have been
served on a number of the drafted men to report on
the 9th day of March next. This is only fourteen
days notice. We were misinformed when we stated
that all drafted men would be allowed thirty days
in which to ((apish a aublititute. The day which
the notice requires the drafted man to appear is the
only one the law recognizes. II he fail to Comply
with his notice he will be considered a deserter, and
treated as such. Messrs. McNally, ninon, &Co.,
substitute brokers, Inform us that substitutes Gan
he had at from $750 to $BOO each. At $750 a drafted
man Is at an expense of $3OO. He receives back a
city warrant for $4OO, and the ward bounty of $5O.
The following interesting communication has been
'received from Provost Marshal General Fry :
• WASHINGTON, Feb. 25, 1865.
The draft will continue; but, if the quota is tilled
by volunteers, the drafted men will be released.
,TAXIII B. FRY, PM,. Marshal Gen.
As the Government declared it would not post
pone the draft, the plan now reomumended and
- prosecuted by Dr. Sauneers la that the five or six
verde oonstituting a district confer together, and
raise each five volunteers daily, so that the provost
marshal Mall be certainly *coupled in receiving
twenty-live reornits. This plan la feasible, and, if
executed, will release every drafted man.
The Second ward intend leaving nothing undone
to recruit the full number required tfree the ward
entirely from thejlraft. Those noteafted intend
aiding to the full extent of their abilities' those that
- were draftee on Thursday bat, providing they have
a disposition to assist themselves. Out of those
drafted, It Is estimated not more than one hundred
responded to the assessment of ten dollars previous
to their being drafted. Now is the time for them to
come forward if they wish help..
The provost marshals are often complained of
without reazOn. Citigens Oall at all banns and awn•
plain of inability to i.e this officer, when i s oa.
copied with accepting recruits or substitutes.
gala early Ise minion, the citizen offers the tempts
lion of a bribe to the guard Orjanitor, and oom-
Imences a , stem of favorithlin that brings odiu m
13P011 th e office. No citizen need call upon the hu
trinesa of the draft till he is notified, and then his
claim will be fairly heard, and if rejected time will
be given to put in a substitute or prepare to enter
the service. On the front window of the proyost
marshals dike of the First (Markt is posted the fol
lowing order, which, if properly observed, ought to
revert atm° :
PROVoB7'MalkatiLL'a r FFION•
FIRST DIFITAICT. Pa.. Feb 27. 1865.
Vetoers and 'Employ sea of this office are strictly
- prohibited irom receiving fee or reward for attend
ing to any public imetnens, and will be dismissed for
'violating this rnle. zens will confer a favor by re.
p ort ing er..y te fraction of the above order: Notations
"mous wins untostions noticed. Recruits aid substi.
lutes will 'e taken notwithstanding the draft.
BY (Meer of WM. g 1.1511VA.N.
Captain. Provost Marshal. First Merest. Pa.
Yale , any warrants for the payment of the city
bounty were' issued to 60 men, of whom 02 were en-
Med for yearearbione ifor two years, and three
-for three y. e credits were as follows :
granond ward, 9; Third ward, 2 ; Fourth ward, 1;
•
Fifth ward. 1; Sixth ward, 1 ; Ninth ward, 1; Tonth
ward, 3; Eleventh ward, 4; rwelith +1»111. 4; k u,u
teenth ward, 12; Fliteenta ward, 1; E ght-wnth
ward, 2 ; Twentieth ward, 1i Twent i.tirst ward,
Twerity.seoond ward, 7 ; Twenty-tale ward, 4
Twenty-Wrath ward. 8.
1111:184MLI.ANNOUS.
HELP THOSE WHO HELP riIiChiSELVEI3.
We Dave received a visit from Mr. M. D. Ladd, a
private in the 14th Regiment New York Votun.
terns, who was severely wounded and maim... for
We in the battle of the Wilderness during General
Grant's advance. Mr., .Ladd is a man of con
siderable talent He wrote some lines entitled " I
cannot support him ; eau Ton 1 " which were pitti
ng:led in The Press during the Presidential cam
panto, and has also written and composed two spite
which have met with success tone called ...sleep,
sweetly sleep," on the death of the valiant Wade- •
worth, and the other, "The dawn of Freedom," on
the emancipatiOn proclamation. He has now de
signed and had lithog raphed an excellent caricature
which he mantel! The Last Ditch." representing
the rebel leaders in London enjoying themselves
after escaping from the downfallen Confederacy."
The picture may be obtaibed at the principal news
depots, and also at No. 327 Walnut street. Those
who desire to help a disaeled soldier, who Is strag
gling to maintain himself honorably, may do so by
purchasing a copy, which Is only twentrilve cents.
A. IL Rockwell will exhibit this evening' before
the Philadelphia Society for Promoting &grimßare
bid mode of breaking and training horses. ro•mor.
row afternoon at 4 o'clock he will drive in Fair
mount Park a pair of stallions without bridles. reins,
breeobing, or traces, controlling them entirely by
the motion of the whip. This exhibition is of coarse
treat° the public, and will no doubt be interesting.
At a meeting, laid evening, of Jerusalem 11.,R.,
Chapter No. 3, a. splendid silver tea set. comprising
six pieces, was presented to Companion WlMaul
R. Adams for his valuable services of nineteen
candidate.
s e T e h t e a p ry e se n t d a t d ion i s n p i e ng c hwaaisn to be a
made by
Companion Alfred R. Potter, and responded to by
Companion Adams, both in appropriate remario.
POLYTECII2s7IO COLLEGE EXAMINATION.
The regular examination of the students):lf the
Poiyteobnio College on the courses of the winter
session begins to-day, and is expeoted to continue
throughout the week.
The return of Ann Whartenby in the Third dis
trict, wee inoorreotly published in this paper as A.
Wm. Whartenby.
11. S. .11Starlet Court—Judge Cadsvolader.
The only oleo tiled in this Court yesterday wa. that
of Bridget Dempsey, isolated under the se s of Controls
of 'el and '63. for buying soldier's clothing. The de
fendant resides near the hospital at Sec mutton. West
Philadelphia, and on behalf of the Claii.d maws wit
nesses were called wbo testified that she WAS la the
habit of buying the clothing of emitters there ststio tied.
Verdict not gnaty• ens Valentine for the United
States; J. A Simpson for the defendant.
Supreme Conet—Pregent, Woodward.
J., and Tltempeon, Stronsr, Reed. and
Agnew, JuseUees.
The Court yesterday delivered opinions in the fol.
lowin_g_casee -
By - WOODWARD. 0. J —Malone vs Sall .da Error to
0. P.. Dortnunbelland county Judgment r as&
Yearaley's appeal. Orphans' Court. Plia'ad-aphis
county The decree of the court below is rev-.reed. and
the record is remanded, with directions to prooeef sad
make distribution upon the principles of the drat andt
tor's Report .
Kilpatrick vs. Bridge Company. Sew& vs Ulna.
Error to the District Court of enitedelehte. I a this o tee
it to decided that the officers of a corporation cannot
cover for salary without showing a epeetat contrast
flaing_the amount of their salaries Judgment &MI med.
By B RAD. J. JaMeeno VS Wolverton. Error to 0.
P., I.3cominkcounty. Ifs drawer, after fall know
/egde of the fart of an omission to mate the present
ment, promisee to pay the bill. it wilt amo eat to a
waiver of such pro/outlaw:a and bind the promisor to
pay the bill, and such promise may be express, or tin
plied fiord circumstances. Sash a promise was proved
behave been made t.y the defendant, sad we cannotsee
any ground of oteection to the witness who p ne• et it,
as we cannot perceive In what way he 'was inte,e,ted is
the event of thle suit. Tao evidence was, there.
foie, proper in support of the declaration, and the wit
ness himself was competent
After this evidence, the evidence proposed to he elven
on the part of the defendant was entirely immaterial,
and could not in any wanner have changed his liabill
ty,lw lath was Axed by his pt °Mee to pay. Judgment.
affirmed. -
Edwards, et al., executors. etc. vs Ann 41. Tram.
bull. et all., trainees Error to CiammoA Pleas Law
ranee county. Judgment affirmed
The Phi adelphia List. on the third calling, was then
resumed
Vandyke, at al ye. The Mayor of Philadelphia. This
was an application for an alternative mandamus to be
directed to Alexander Henry. Mayor of tee oily or Phi
ladelphia, requiring him to execute, on betted of the
city, a lease of certain cosl lands lo Schuylkill comer
belong leg to the Girard estate., which was awarded to
Messrs. Vandyke & Wadleigh, the relators, by the Su
pet lute edam t and Committee on Girard Estates of Conn
ale, in conformity with a resolution of the Oily Goan.
rile.
The court granted the applieation. and directed that
the writ be made returnable on next Saturday morn
ing. lEd wird ff. Well and Henry K. Phillips, Mans.,
for the relators.
The Commonweal b, ex rel. Rowland Z. Beane ie.
The Philadelphia Club. Certificate from 81.1 Prins.
This cane came up on error assigned to a decision of
Judge Woodward at Mei Prins Tao relator, Mr .
Evans. was expelled a. 8. member Of the Pbliaaelphia
Club. for an alleged violation of the sixty-Mob by-law,
which provides that “if the conduct of a member
should bellsorderly or injurious to the interest. of the
club, or contrary to its by-laws,
be should be requetted
to resign, and in default of such resignation be might
be expelled by a vote of the majority of one.foarth of
the whole number of member', at a epecial ruse lag. to
be called for that purpose. another bylaw provided
that the interest in the property of the club of members
resigning, or otherwise ceasing to be members, should
be vested In the oh b.
The Court of Common Plea., Judge Allison delivering
the opinion of the court under a proceeding in mends.
Inns, decided that the notice of the special meeting
at which the relator was expelled was instiMaient, and
roceedinge themselves were therefore irre
.
J A 8ri110.6
W m Kalley
Wm Shly
John Craig
James Dntfy
Andrew Tonna
Edgar Dervish
r Dom Can Yam
Mtles Flood
Richerdeon
Mat Walker
Albert inalth
Isaac R Beam
James Sloan
E Beniard
Henry A Rogers
Chas Lowry
oeo P Kessler
. .
the power expulsion in cartatn eases, alulakTifehre:
Case was o ne which came within t hi. power. re bulb,
in compliance with this decision . restorsd the retator,
and at a subsequent special meeting exptlled him for
the original cause—viz, for striking Hr. Thomas, al.o a
member of the club building A mandamne was then
ash ed for from this c ,urt by Mr. Ryan, and, upon the
proceedings thtreuzder, the following lineations ware
raised: L Had the defendants any power to expel the
relator; 2 Had the conduct of the relator been such as
to justify an exercise of this power; 3. Were the pro.
eedings by which he was expelled regular
These questiene were argue,' before Chief Justice
Wood ward. who decided flint altt ough the relator had
been disorderly and injurious to the 'interest of the club.
Within the 65th by-law, yet that was a minor offence,
for which the majority of the .memben had no power,
even under the by to expel him; bat that, apart
from this, the relator had a vented interest in the pro
'arty of the club, as a moneyed corporation, of which
he could not be deprived without special power in their
charter
A butt of peremptory mandamus commanding the
club to spin restore Mr. Evans was then ordered to be
isened,wh. renoon the cause was removed by certificate
to this court, upon error assigned to the ruling of the
Wm.at Nisi Prima The case was argued yesterday by
Win. EL Rawls and Wm M. Meredith, Bags., for the
Philadelphia Club, and by Oeorge W. Biddle and Peter
McCall S&L& for the rotator (Evans).
Court of Quarter lieasions=-Hou. Jam t B.
Ludlow, Associate Justice.
The session of 7esterday was occupied with the trial
of assault and battery and lardeny cases, of no interest
except to the puttee.
NINE BURGLAIIIIES COMMITTED-ARBEST OF
THE ALLEGED BURGLAR-PAWNBROKER
IN TROUBLE- _
Samuel Burton, alias Richard Thomas. alias Charles
Joner, a colored man, recently enlisted in a teeniest of
nutted States Colored Troops, was arraigned at the Cen
tral Station. by Detective bevy, on the charge of bay
ing committed a number of burglaries In this city. He
was tali en into custody at Camp William Penn by Mr.
J
Lvy.
ohn Barclay, apawibroker, was also arraigned on
the chat ge of receiving stolen goods, knowing the same
to have been stolen.
Burton. in reply to a question. said that he came from
Chadd'a Ford. Chester county, Pa.
A. quantity of go s ods recovered were spread out for
identification.
The lollowingli the gist of the evidence elicited:
Mrs. C. H. Poor testified that her dwelling house was
entered on the night of the SOth of January, through the
area window, and robbed of provisions, a basket of
clothee, dresses, napkins, towels, and two pieces of
muslin.
Mra. Sarah Larney, who resides at the resilience of
Bishop Potter, testified that the dwelling was enter, d a
short time since. and a coat taken. The back door of the
hones bad been forced in.
J. B. Melivilne testified that his dwelling had been
forcibly entered on the night of the 17th lost; the rob•
ber bond open the back window sbutter•, three over
swats, 5, roll of butter, some sugar. several napkins, a
basket, and one silver spoon. and several other articles
wore stolen theiefrOM
James Caratatra testified that his house was entered
on the night of the 34 inst., by boring through the
Pane/ of the back door; throe_ coats were taken. 'Pb.
panel of the holes had
'exhibited; also an augnr. with
which the holes had been bored. This augur had the
name ol J. Colehoa er branded on the handle.
John Barclay, pawnbroker, WA south street, iden
tified several articles pawned by the prisoner. Some
of the articles were identified by the owners.
Benjamin Levy, detective, sworn —I arrested Burton
on last Saturday night at Camp William Penn; I re
covered this augur at the residence of hie mother on
Rodman street, near Eleventh; this augur fits the boles
in the bored panel of Mr. Carstalrs' door; on the night
of the 16th lust , the hone. of M. Abraham Elite, on
North Broad street, was broken Into and robbed of arti
cles; among them a lot of muslin in pieces; I recovered
this muslin at Barclay's pawnshop, on the 17th lust ,
the day after the robbery ;when I heard of the robbery.
in the early part of the month. I called on all the pawn
brokers, and said 1 wanted the thief by all means; some
goods had been pawned, and 'Barclay told me he could
Identify the fellow among a thousand, and yet, on th
17th Inst., he received train this man the goods stolen
from Ellis' house; I have found a number of pawn
tickets, upon which 1 expect to recover more stolen
goods; I should like the case to go over for a farther
hearing.
The prisoner Burton was aeked where he got the
anent.
He replied that be brought It with him from Ohadd's
Ford. We may state that there lea wheelwright named
.1. Oolehower, whose place of business Is In she Tw en
ty.fifth ward Bruton was, committed in default of
$6,000 ball, and Barclay In the sum of 112 000. to await a.
further hearing, to take place on Wednesday (to-mor
row) afternoon.
THE CONTINENTAL HOTEL THIEVES.
Augustus Notlman, Cornelia Beckett, and Louisa
Brown have had a heating on the charge of robbing the
Continental, as narrated in The Press yesterday. The
two women were employed at the palatial betel, as
cooks in the restaurant department. After 12 o'clock
on Saturday night, as they were going away. they pre
sented a very larger V rotund appearance. They - were
followed by °Beer oorhees, of the hotel, who Wilk
them into oust(dy. Mittman, a waiter at the Aimed
can, being In company. shared the same fate. The
women had large pockets in their underclothes. These
were filled with a choice assortment of articles, enough
to make a first-claichiginday dinner for several families
• brief inventory ofillbe stolen things will give an idea of
the supply: Butter, sugar, egg , , beef, potatoes, oyster
pies. tarts, crackers. cheese. and celery, amounting in
all to about ibres bushels. The houses of the women
were searched, and lots of Mabee, towels, and table
cloths, boloneing to the Continental, were recovered.
71,e boccie of Nottm an was searched and a piece of goods
belonging to the American was recovered. Tne r attles
will have another bearing this afternoon at two oclock.
AN AUNT ANNOYS A NIBCB.
A woman named Mary Dnban was arraigned at the
Central Station yesterday afternoonon thecharge of an
noying her niece ' whose mother died several years
since. leaving the complainant in care of the aunt. The
little child has grown up. and is now learning an ono
rable trade with a respectable woman living in Third
street. This does not please the aunt It is alleged
that on several occasions recently she proceeded to the
tonne. She was somewhat is toxicate& Her language
was that of abuse. Tne complainant, rather a timid
creature, simply desired that her aunt should let her
alone. The alderman read ter a lecture, and upon s.
promise that she would not annoy her niece any more.
was told to go home. lima the case ended for the pre
sent; the aunt, however, exhibiting anything bat a
pleasant feeling.
LETTER BAGS
a? ?H? intacßAZTe EXCHANOZ, PHILADZINHIA.
Brig Ewald, Davie. --Havana, 'Cob
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRAM
Joe. 0. GRUBB, -
EDMITTID A. SOUDRE COM:MITT= Of TEI MOWN.
Ono. L. BUZBY,
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, FEB. W 7.
NrzEnna... I 19 I Bus Bare. —5 41 I men' W99 . 99....4 35
, s 2:6
el to
fier so Olf i Cri tr
a ll, C w o l . th
ARRIVED.
Brig 1/. / w, ..._
gli.f_l - "_ - tlf - -,..l . , ° & w tol pa som ill — e
Royal.rtz TALI ballast er, Mariner, 6 days from Pot
rig Concord , fivartfifitolscn Uo
in bal.
last to Workman &Co ' n days from Beaufort,
Brig Aurate. 0/ark, 48 hour.,
last to 3 B Baxley at Co. -or New York, in bal.
Brig Keokuk. Small. 8 days from b,.
to J B Barley & Co rt. In ballast
Brig Titania. Stephess, 10 days from 8 , ..-
ballast to captain. nrt, in
Bohr Caroline Amster . Woodruff, from Fortress ba,,..
roe, In ballast to J 0 & 0 S Repplier.
Bohr alba. Adams, 14 days from New Orleans, in bal
last to D El Stetson & Co.
Sebr James Martin, Myrick, 7 days from Providencs.
with mass to Crowell & Collins.
Holm H B Farnbam. Edwards, 8 days from Norfolk,in
ballast tc captain •
Bohr Orace Girdler. Clark, IS dale frOm New York.
with-tease to. David Cooper & Co.
Saar Burrows C, Clark, 7 days from Beaufort, with
tar to 8 Bolton & Co. . .
Bohr Diriaof Dolbow, 43 dais from Port Royal, in bal-
tit D 134%12;44m 01 09.
SORBS-TRAININO
MASONIC PRESENTATION.
CORRECTION
TIIE COURTS.
THE - POLIOE.
(Before Mr. Aldszow. Bottler.)
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
Sabi Franklin. Canary. days from rod loyal. It
balled to captain..
Fehr Pearevllte; Seats, 8 daie ben raryiESEees
ballast to Crowell &G. no.
Behr Miry. Crouch, 1 day foil Odessa. Diel,wElt groin
to °beet - ten & CO: - •
Behr Jar L BeVelin. HolEngeworth.l day from D over,
Do),with grain to Jas L -Bewley & Co.
Reamer Beaufort, steel, 1 day from New York. with
mdse to Crowell & Calling
- - 0 LEARED.
Brit Omaha, Robinson. Boston.
Brig Bermins. Clements. Rio Janeiro.
Nola-John B Austin, Davis, Boston.
Bohr A Etemmond, Higgins, Boston.
Sol., Franklin, County. Boston.
Fehr Oust. Fisher. Weehtsgtoa.
Bohr Jae B Flanagan, Cain. Norfolk. •
liehr F_pstk e. Sutton. St ll:mimes Bd.
Fehr W. Donnelly, Baiter. eit inseam. M&
Bohr Grace watson, Nickerson. St leagues, Md.
Bohr Trade Wind, Corson. Fort Moores.
BohrarY HaleY , Haley, Fort Monroe.
Fehr Harriet and Sarah, Tice. Port Monroe.
St'r Princeton Nickereon. Fort Monroe.
St'r Joseph-Ball, Molloy. Oily Point.
St'r Martha Stevens, Chances; Baltimore.
lIIMOBaNDA.
Steamship Evening Star. Bell from New Orleans 18th
via BlLVenti2let. at flew Edit ha nday.
Ship Inelnolhoe. Lamer, from EanExanateoo 11th Nov.
at New York on Sunday.
Fillip Otago. Thorodlee from Itrocitlend 18th Dec.' for
Au.tralia, wee spokes tstit nit Cape St. Row:Lein eight.
Bark Alsry Ann Powrli. hence at New Orleans 19th
inn. )(epode Ann,
experienced heavy weather the
entire peerage; lost bulwark*, ant sustained oilier
*Alert dernage
Bask Hanson Gregory, Gregory, sailed from MMus
See 17th Inst. for Boston.
Bark Nary & Louisa. Jo nes. cleared at New Orleans
181 h inst. for New York
Brig Cuba. (Br.) Mackie, sailed from Matenske 18th
inst. for this port. .
Brig B B. Emery. Bradford, sailed from Matanzas
17th that, for Bolmts' Hole,
Brig Webster Kelly. Brown, at Saris 17th lust, (rem
Harms.
Brig B B Filer. Holmes, henoe at New Orleans 161 k
instant.
B.ig Lille. Day. at Baum 17th lest, from N Orleans.
Brig Cart-line Eddy, Smith, cleared at New Orleans
14th inst. for Cienfuegos.
Brig Saran E Kennedy, Hoffses, at Gardens, 19th inst.
from Bey West.
Brig Jessie Ebyaae, Pendleton for Providence, was
Lowe . to sea from dew Orleans tie Inst.
Brigs Fannie Croaker, for rids port; 13 T Ward. WI.
leby, for Key West; and Julia, f•mith, for Cardenas,
were lowers to era from New Orleans loth lest.
Fehr Beeline, MoLea o hence at New Orleans 19th inst.
Bohr Orville, &ilea, hence at New Orleans 18th brat.
via Bermuda
Lehr Warm 111, Hayden, cleared at New Orleans 141 k
bet for Havana.
Bark Pride of the Bea. Humphrey, from Messlna and
Gibraltar, 60 days, at New York Benda,. experleued
strong sales the satire lumens: lost and •pli. sails,
carried away rudder head and gprung a leak; 23d lost,
lat. 31, lon. 70, spoke erh• WU'O World. from Fortress
Monroe for Bew ler k ; had been blown off the cleat
leas 26 days out, and had loot and epl t some of her sails:
supplied her with provisions
UOPARTNEKNIIIPS.
THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing between the undersigned under the style
-of BROWN &CALVERT ti this clay dissolved by mi
ta*" consent. ikk. OE 31313 E SEJW
VA ,
CHABLI4 W LVERT.
(}BORNE R. ROBISON.
PHIGAUBLPIIIA, February 8, 1888.
THB HNDERKONED have formed and entered into •
limited partnership under the laws of Pennsylvania.
and do hereby in accordance therewith certify that the
acme sr firm under which the same la to be con
ducted la ito girt; dt C • LVE BT.
The general nature of the bastneaa to be transacted 111
a general Manufacturing Fluidness.
The name of thegeneral partner. ate 06080& H.
BROV. ti and CH &MAW W.F .I CALM& c, of toe city
of PhOaCelpbta,und the only a Peels, partner la 0110 ttaa
Ai ROBBSoN, now of the city of Camden, J The
said special partner bee contributed to the common
mock or capital oi yald firm Two.. tv five Thousand D -1-
tare to cash, and the 'aid rshin comme noes o a toe
POITHTH (4h) DAY of Fawners , . IeES, and will termh
hate on the net day of January. 1837..
OROROB S. BROWN,
CH AR La 8 W. N. CA LVBRT, general Partners,
o}3olllB N. ROBISON. Bpsoial Partner.
FaII.A.DELPSIA. February 4, MS fa. tag*
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
—The partnership heretofore existing between the
undersigned under the Arm of*ItHOADS & ElifieHt4l
to Ihle day dissolved, by mutnel content.
,The basinees of the late Arm will be settled by Sera.
task Rhoads ( who is alone authorized to use the Ara
IMMO 111 liquidation.
JERIIMIALI
WILLIAM HINCKLIL
fel6-1It•
February 8.1886.
DIBBOIIUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.—
The subscribers' heretofore Prating under the firms
of REYNI , LDS, HOWELL, & REIFF. Philadelphia,
and HOWIILL.. EitER, di 00.. New York, have this
day diaaolved partnership by mums). consent. The
badness of the late firma will be settled at No 130
North THIRD Street, Philadelphia, and 110.97 sprigs
Street. New Tort.
• THOMPSON REYNOLDS.
CHARLES HOWELL,
'BENJAMIN REIFF
WILLI/A 11. HOWELL.
THOMAS T. DARR.
_ .
PrtrlAD3LPata, Jan. SI, 1866.
COPLETNSIUMIE—The undersigned hsyo this day
formed a copartnership under the style and Arms of
REIFF, HOWELL, & HARVEY., Philadelphia, and
HOWELL, BARN , h 00 , New York, and will con
tinue the Wholesale Grocery bnainese at the old stands,
No. 130 North THIRD Street. Philadelphia. and No. 94'
WATER Street, New York.
BENJAMIN BBIFF
• CHARLES BOWEL
WILLIAM H. HOWIML.
THOMAS T. B ARE,.
WILLLaId HARVEY.
P7II34DIILTELA . Nib. 1. ISIM.
En=
-a-THE ORPHANS' 00IIBT FOR THE
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estates of CATH &KEE DOYLE and of the minor
children of DADIEL AHERN, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the several accounts of WILLIt WHE
LAN. hamutor of the Estate of Catharine Doyle. da
ceased, and JOSEPH A. CLAY, Administrator d. b. n.
of the Estate of said Catharine Doyle, and of the maid
William Whelan, Guardian of tie minor childroin of
Daniel Ahern, deceased, and to report distribution et
the balance in the. hands of the accountant. will meet
the pantos interested for the purposes of hie appoint
x.:-"ArralSMAL.Y.,fdarch 7th, 1865 at eleven o'clock
- in one city or Philadelphia. — "' — '""` -21 GELeR akilet
fe2l-tutmst JOHN B. COLLEAN, Auditor.
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
I N
IN AND FOR THB-OI , •
LADELPHIA.
NOTICE TO ORXDITORII. •
TAKE NOTIOE. that I, DAVID FULD, have applied
to the Court of Common Pleas of the City and Conaty
-of.Phlladelphia, for the benefit of the several acts of
Avembly of this Commonwealth, in relation to insol
vent debtors, and that the said Court have fixed the
21st DAY OF g LECH, ISM.
at 70 o'clock, •. Ad for the hearing of my patition. at
their Court Room, in the
STATE HOUSE BUTLDING,
CHESTNUT Stree t. between Fifth and Sixth.
•
PHILADELPHIA. 24, HO.
DAVID 'FULD.
fe2s•stnth6t* Residing 846 N. EIGHTH Street.
COAL.
ramtAz J. 01AX.
))RAM & EaCIEPHILL,
DRALIMB IN
ramon mai Bolturlaru,r,
Of all 1111348 and of beet qualities.
Carefully. picked and screened. and invariably at the
lowest cash _prises.
Oros and Yard. WILLOW, below YIIPTIENTH Street.
iffir T ENT H eau left at 146 North sirra Street,
653 North Street, 1133 BARCLAY Street, or
through the Poet Office, which will be promptly and
satiefaetorily slled. gal7lm
SCEREEKBR, NEW COAL DEPOT,
• NOBL E Street, above Ninth street.
Constantly on hand superior qualities of Lehlsh sal
Schuylkill Cosa, seloctcd expressly for family p
at the lowest market prices. Wharf Twea ti tj' i l s a
street, below Arch street. 0111ae 119 South TOUR
Street. oelit-8m
ENIIINE EAGLE VEIN COAL,
EQUAL. IF Xln BIIFIRIOR TO LEHIGH, A
trial will secure your .atom . Bag and Store she%
CO per ton; Layne Dut "..9 Wine 1211 Bonin rowans
Street, below 05eistniti. Depot 1.41 g OALLOWRILL
Street,aboye Broad.
COAL. -SUGAR A L SUGAR LOAF, BRANSII
1, -/ MEADOW, and Spring Mountain Lehighfloal, and
beet Locust Mountain, from Schuylkill, prepared ex
primly for family use. Depot N. W. earner SIONTH
and WILLOW Streets. Ogles Jo. 112 South 1311001 D
Street. Cipa-tfl J. WALTON & CO.
SHIPPING.
gem • STEAII WEEKLY TO LI.
VERPOOL, towelling at QIIBBICSTOWN.
(Cork Harbor.) The well-known Steamers of the Lim.
'pal, New York, and Philadelphia Btemstehip Comarar
(b l intz Lino, carrying the 11. B. Math. are latondoa to
nail as follows,
C (TY OF BOSTON SATURDAY. March 41,
EDIEBUROB .......13k ru isD AY, March n.
CITY OF BALTIMORE SATURDAY, March 18.
and every accsoodluz Saturday at Rom from Pier 44.
/forth River.
RATES 07 FAIRIAGI:
_ .
Payable in (}old. or its equivalent LA Ourranev.
PIRBT UA81N......,....1880 00 STBSRAGE.
do to London.... 86 00 do to L0 . nd0n.... 34 00
do to Earle 96 00 do to Parte • 40 OC
do to Hamburg.. 90 00 do to Hamburg.. 00 5
Passengers oleo forwarded to Herr% Bremen, Bot•
terdam, Antwerp, dm., at equally low rates.
/ores from Liyarpool or Queihstown: Ist Cabin.l7 s : o l.
$lOl5. steerage from Liverpool or Queenstown, ,
Those who wish to send for their Mends can n 7
tiekets here at those rates.
For farther information apply at the GomeanY'l
Oficea. _TOM! G. DAL' Agent
fedB tmhlB 311 walattrrstreet, Pittimeiptda.
BOSTON AND PHILADBL.
PHTA _
PHIA STEAMSHIP I.D M sailing from east
port on SATURDAYS, from lint wharf above Pit)
Street. PULA*lphla. and Long Wharf. Boston.
The steamship NORMAN, Capt Baker. will sail from
Philadelphia for ,Boston on Saturday, March 4, m 10 A.
11., and steamship SAXON, Capt. Matthews, from Bos
ton for Philadelphia. on the same day at 4 P. X.
The.. new and substantial steamships form a maim
ins, sailing from oath port minstus.lly on Saturdays.
Lnataanee4 offsst44 at oss-hilli the pronahwegharge.
oi the ♦eawlL
ireMita take' at fair rata".
Shipper' are requested to Mid !Up Seeetpts "id 31. r .,
of Led,g with their goods.
for height or rinalre Mavitut lute assomutolatioas
aladY to HBUT WINBOE CO.,
mhSS•tf 11/1111 South DILAWAItI Avenue.
IyTHRIDGE'S
PATIM
XX FLINT GLASS
K 2 TEA HILVI
LIMP OXIDEXEYS.
The world-wide reputation which these Chimneys
have acquired is due to their acknowledged superiority
over all others. This superiority la derived from three
souses:
let. Being fifty per cent. heavier than the summon
Chimney, they may be handled with much less °axe.
21. The oval shape is an adaptation to the flat Rams.
the Chimney being at all points the same distance from
the heat, so that the danger of *racking by unequal ex
pansion is avoided.
fid. The =ataxia/ of which these Chimneys are menu
factored is unequalled be any other glass as a rapid
conductor of heat; and. practically, It is found that the
combination renders them almost entirely free from
liability to destruction by the heat of the flame. Renee
the obstacle to the way of the universal us. of Carbon
Oil, forted In the unreasonable expense for Chimneys.
has been met and removed by the introduction of
DITIMIDGR'S FIRE-PROOF CHIMNEYS.
The popularity of these Chimneys has indneed some
unprincipled persons to make use of our name and triad e
marks,and their reputation has been partially' impaired
by the worthlessness of spurious Chimneys soil as own.
Parties who have been annoyed with the cracking of
some glass Chimneys would do well to gall and try the
SR Mint.
We hays appointed Messrs. PERRINE dt DRYDEN.
No. 102 South SECOND Street, Sole Agents for our
Chimneys in Philadelphia, from whom they sin be ols
tatted la any quantity, at manufacturer's prices, with
the addition of fteight.
R. D. DITHRIDGE,
FORT PITT GLASS WORKS,
WARRINGTON it.. Pittsburg. Penna.
pulps GREAT TOBACCO, MOAB,
AND TIPS STOIIII.
No. 412, CHESTNUT Street, PhDade/sib. Pa
Dean keeps the greatest assort:Mall
Dean keeps she pro ne
Dean keeps the largest general stook.
Ton can g et any kind of Tobasech,
Ton can got any kind of Cigars,
Ton can get any kind of Pipes
lon can get an kind of Su
AT D 'S ORIAT !TOY S.
No. 413 HEST O T Street, PhiladalPWA. Fa.
When you go to Dean's
_yon can get anlani yen
want in the way of Plug. Fine Out and Smo kingTobaa •
toes, Domestic and Havana Maxi, Mos. age.
Dean keeps the largest general att.& of Tobaleat;
Clrs Pipes, de., IA 50 Unitod States.
Dean's sales are so o:lex:mire that he sae Met toed!
at about onerhalf what others sell for.
Doan bens to the Army of the Potomac.
Dean sells to the Army of the James.
Dean sell colts Army of the Tennessee.
Dean sell. in, the Army of the Ountbsi
Gunboats all order their Tob I
A DEAN'S. No. 413 litzest
lr"i
• Delaware niers
they Warm.
As the CAA get just what d
mush lower lariat than 'hay
e rr alse at
ty
do not hays to Disk op 1" goods at a dose* Doge
stores.
si O " ta le irpodi p i l o as nes . "'i r e r y s o s ar tll lLaranteell /11WIM wing Ll:WsutidoirLvtramhthftirkkit:D.be......lassa!
and Wiwi superior to all °the
as UM. DYER ' S. No. WI Oa 0
noe-tt
•
" * 1 2 1-1 1 ' 9 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 18645.
Itozarr J. ItiKPEI:M
lELLIS BRABSOX
I.,llktpi
U.S.
LZ-1 150 . 4 :A• dP 1 , [ 074AK A
By maborlty of the Secretary of the Treasury. the
undersigned , has INIIMEII4 lb. Clonoral flabsoriptloa
Ammo for the solo of Ifoltail . Mabee TrusinuT Notes
hearths owes and thrfe•teatbs per seat. Wend per
mania; huowa as the
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
Thus Notre ars lamed under date of Aorsot 15. WA
gad aro payable time Mars from that time. In err•
MGT. sr are ocaysrlibla at the option of the holder tato
V. S. 640 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.
These Bonds ire now worth a premium 'Of nine psi
sons.. ineinaing &old Intermit from November. Which
makes the actual profit on the 740 Lean. at surfeit
Mee, including !atom?, about ten Per &ma per m
aws. besides its esnrotpotonfront State and muniapal
tatation. ,eiroh addsfrom one to three vemee"l. more,
nooordinir to the rate levied on other property. The
Internet is parable sent annually by 'capons attashed
io each note, whisk Illi7 bs out of and sold to any bank
or bunker. • .
Ths Interest amount* to
Chia ant per day on a IGO mots.
Two oenta per day on a 0100 note.
Ton lento per day MIL WOO note.
Twenty sante per day on a $l,OOO iota.
One Dollar per day on a Keno not..
Notes of all the denomination/I'l'l=4d will be prolate
ly furnished upon receipt of anbeeriptloni. This Le
kott ate)olNe.feir,',Alt.;ool:l:4:4246l
now offered by the Government. and It le canklentlir
expected that tta anyerlor advantages will make It the
ORRAT POPULAR LOAR OF THE PEOPIEE.,I
Lem than 1900,000.063 remain nzumold, With& will pro.
baby in disposed of within the next minty or Wads
days, when the note' will undoubtedly summand a
Premium , ae lute uniformly been the sass on doodad the
imbeeriptions of other Loans.
In order that Winne of every town and motion of tke
country may No afforded facilities for taking the Loath
the National Banks, State Banks, sad Private Bohkgri
throughout the **matey havo coneraily avoid to re
-11611/111 subscriptions at par. Subscribers will select their
own agents, In whom they hove coaldance..stad who
only responsible 'Or the ffollvel7 of the XL..
for which they resolve orders..
.TAT cOOKE,
BUBBOILIPTION AGUT.
No. 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
YHILADILPNIAL
CAPITAL STOCK 1750,000.
CIINTILIL NATIONAL WI
OE PHILADELPHIA.
No. 109 SOUTH FOURTH STREET,
• One door south of Chestnut.
moionernAvr;
/108IDENT.
A "A
-fell4l GAMIER.
10-40 10-40 ~10-40
COUPONS,..
DUE SLERANI 12116'
IOOORT AT HWUIBT VASE= RAU 31:-
M1T1M , r 37517 4 At 1=6.11
344 m 34 South THIRD Street
7 3-10.
mUICIVAIVX
FOZ BALI IT
DREXEL'. & Ajo_.
44eil06tk THIRD Brain.
TILE NEW
1 7-80 11. S. NOTES
FOR SALE;
IN SUMS TO SUIT PIIROHASIIIB.
DAVIES BROTHERS.
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
DEALERS IN GOVIIRNMENT 131101YRITEIS GINS
BALLY.
SECOND
D7.A.T10NA.1... 33A.N.11,
OF PITTSBURG, PENNSYLVANIA,
(LATE IRON CITY TRUST COMPANY.)
CAPITAL. 83oo s 000.
BANKBEW AND MERCHANTS' COLLECTIONS
Promptly attended to on the most favorable terms.
G. E. WABNER, President.
JOHN R. PATTERSON. Cubler. fan. 3m
10-40 BONDS,
5-2 o Et OM%
JUROR. MAY AND .TAY I NAR S.
enigma) in GOLD. BY
HENRY A. SCENE!,
DEALEIts IN ooviiimENT BECITEITIBS
No. 44 PINE Street, NSW YORE.
In view of the prospect of PEAQB and a FALL IN
GOLD, holders of Gold Bonds will do well to detach the
Coupons and realize the interest at present rates for Gold.
P•rtiee residing out of the city wishing to cash their
Coupons can forward them by express. and we will re-"
turn the Gold or Be value la greenbacks, as dseabed.
fel 2 Slt
jorLESCH & COMPANY,
•
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS,
No. 14 FARQUHAR BUILDINGS,
s Main BT., BELOW THIRD/.
Pica,A.Dkipina.
Gold, Ocrenunent Donde, 011 and Nissellansons
Nook', bougheand mold on Dom ainlon at the Board d
Broken/. Dealers In 7014111 M Dub&Ric Letters of fr o.
dlt tuned on London, Par% Antwerp, ave. j&l9 yn
SPECIAL ATTENTION ,PA I D TO
the purchase and sale of
OIL STOCKS.
RANDOLPH iita CO..
16 Snith THIRD Street.
OWL.= 31/017. WEL 111011101.
CHABLIS IWIBY & 004
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
Ifo, 15 South Third Street,
FIGIJLDILTHIA.
W nide of mantel reads and Oold sad Elver
tionglit and sold, and iliollsertdozus
rarldetilnx attention even to the fondues and naall
N Government. Mts. and other Stooks end.loorme
001nalseion. n0213.11m
TIASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
OTTIIE COIEPTBOLLEE OP THE outonsent,
WASELTIOTON. JilllLary. ,26 IEO6
Whereas, By satisfactory evidense Premiums to the
andonigned, it has been made to appear that THE
NATIONAI, EXCHANGE BANK 01 PHILADELPHIA.
In the city of Philadelphia, in the county of Philadel
phia. and State of Pennsylvania, has been duly orga
nised ardor and accordi ng to the requirements of the
Act of Congress entitled ' An act to provide a National
Canonry. secured by a pledge of Visited Stater bonds.
avid to srovide for the oirealation and redemption
thereof. approved June a, 1864. and has compiled with
all the provisions of said act required to be, compiled
with before commencing the business of ban banking wider
ct
NOW, therefore. I, HUGH PEcCULLOCH, Comp
troller_ of ti c Currency, do hereb certify_ that THE
NATIONAL %CEA GE BAD K OP PHILADELPHIA,
in the etty o Philadelphia, in the county of Philadel
phia, and State of Pennsylvania, Is authorised to com
mute* the badness of banking under the act aforesaid
real ofth.-9"Zhin
T:?l:PTitrel' my
I= i,eLX;ilaw.
111th day of January, 1866'
norY.HUGH MoCULLCH,
fel- ME Comptroller co the CarrancT.
225 DOCK STREIT.
SHERIFF'S SALES!
p,BE . RI FF' S SALE.—BY VIRTNE OF A
--wrii of Levari Favisa, to me direeted, be ex
posed to public sale or vendee. on MONDAY livening,
March 6, 1861. at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Rail,
All thee e three CO tarn tracts orple free of land, with.
the meesuages or tenements thereon erected. Phil a de l phi a
in
the Tereatleth ward of the city of Philadelphia. de
scribed together a. one tract. according to a recent sur
vey mane thereof by Henry Baines. as follows, to wit:
Begi at a point in Twenty-seventh street. as laid •
ont in t he Olen of the county o f Philadelpeia, at the
'Detente of twenty feet nine and one half inches smith-
Ward fromile south side of Master_ street. twenty two
feet six trashes eeetwerd from the west line of said
Twenty. eeventh street; thence extending along • the
westerly side of Turner s lane north Ave degrees forty
clad minutes west, crossing the said Master street
twenty-twoperchesand four-hundredths of a perch to
a point eppoeite - to where Turner's lane tarns to' the
eastward; thence. along f ee trtaln real or lane of the
width of -tyrentf•ergbt ten Molise north thiete
eight degree, twenty-five minutes west. SLOWS"' Jeffer
son etie.t and Twenty-eighth street thirty-ex perches
fiftand elxty-nine,hundredthe of a perch thence eouth
y-one des sees thirteen =louses went by grimed now
or late of Bli EC Price, and crossing Jefferson ' street
aforesaid and• Twenty.nteth street forty one parttime
and thirty- Aye-hundred the of a pereh; theoce- south
twenty -raven degrese Afty-Ave minutes east. crossing
the said s. witty- ninth street and Master street twenty
six perches; thence north sixty , fear degrees thirty; eta
minutes east sixteen perches and eine handsedth_ of
perch to a pOint in Mar ter street afireeald, and thence
-tionih Ave degrees forty-eight minutes east eleven
perches and thirty-oeven•hundredttus of a Perch, and
thence north eighty-tour degrees Arty two minutes east
•by ground known as Morris City twenty , nine perches
and eixty•huldredths of a pe /eh to the plaoe of begin
ning; containing eleven aords and one hundred and six
Perches. (Being the same premises which the said
Arabelia Riley. by indenture bearing date 6th of July.
1831 conveyed unto John Rama In fee.]
N. B —The premises hereafter severally described
have been respectively released from the lien and ope
ration of the above mortgage debt, end are not included
in the above levy and sale under the above writ of Le
vert Pad se. and will not be sold, els:
Do. I Premises south side of Master street eighteen.
feet weed of Twenty. Wrath Went. See Deed Book A.
D 8., No. M. page 08, Bto.
No. o . Prentiees rthweet corner of Jefferson and
Twenty-eighth streets. _See Deed Book A. D. 8. , No.
133. Due 888.
No '3. Premises soattweet corner of Maeterand Twen
ty. eighth streets Bee Deed Book A. 0. S., No. 43.
Page re 9,
Do. 4 Premises sonthearit corner of Matter and T Wert.
-ellyhtb streets. She Deed Book last above..
6. Premises south side of Mester atreet, eighteen
feet east of Twenty - eighth street.' See Weed Book last
-above.
No. a. Premises south side of Master street. seventy
two feet east of Twenty-eighth street. See Deed Book
last above.
-•
No, 7, Premises south .side of Master street. ninety
feet east of Twenty eighth street, tee Deed. Book last
above. • -
No. 8. Premises southwest corner of.Maater and Twen
ty-ses enth streets We Dee* Book last above.
No. 9. Premiseabeginning at apobsteouthweet corner
of Mester and Twenty seventh streets, at the internee
tion thereof. See Deed Book last above.
fp C. • 11.,'60. 97. Debt, 6'4 163 48: A. Thompson.)
Taken . in execution and tt, be sold as the property of
Jobs Bodeen HENRY F e bELL, Sheriff.
Philselelphie. Sheriff's Oface. Fb. Al. 1883. fe2B-3t
Q,HERIFF'S BALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
N a writ of Levert FiClll43. to ma directed. will be ex
posed to public sale or vendee on MONDAY Evening,
March 6, 1866, at 4 o'clock , at hansom street Hall,
All that cenala wheel and lot or met of land. situate
in that part of the said city of Philadelpera formerly the
townehip or llyngfeeeing; beginning at an iron stale in
the line of land between dui and land of the heirs of
'George Gray deceased , thence north fifty - seven de
grees and thirty minutes west forty. two perches and
eighty two-hued/edam of a perch to a corner la the
Peliadelpbla and Darby road, thence along the said
read the three next courses ea: north forty eight de
n) ere and twenty-five minutes east live perches and
thirty-three-hundred.he of a perch, north thirty flee
detiees and forty tamales east six perches and twenty
rour•bundredthe of a perch, north fatty-Ave' degrees
east live -perches and four hnsdredtbe of a perch to a
corner of land" lately granted to Arthur dtoteebury.
thence by said fitowebnry's lend south fifty one de
lireee one forty eight mintites east eight perehee-and
,rdaty•nine-hnediedthe of a perch. thence by the same
north tbirty•seven degrees and twenty-nine minutes
east six perct eti and lifty.nine-hundetdthe of a perch to
a corner 12 a line of land granted to George W. Mont
gomery, thence by said Montgomery's lend the next
eix courses, viz: south sixty one degrees and thirtir
four miettee toot Oa perehes and twelve-hundredths
.of.a perch, south fifty (Negress and nineteen minutes
east twenty-one perches and three hundredths of n
perch. south forty six degrees and fifty-five minutes
seat eight perches and eighty eeven.hundredthe of a
perch, month forty live degrees and thirty nine minutes
east fourteen perches and ninety threeehandredthe of a
perch, south thirty-seven degrees and twenty. live'
minute!, east four perches and sixty-Mx hundredths of
a perch, north seventy-two degrese and six minutes
east three perches and three hundredths of a perch to &
ring -bolt in the wharf log at tee Weer Mot Crest, and
the mime entree to the middle of raid crank, thence
down said creek to the wharf line on the river Sohayl
lair, thence down said wharf line sou* thirty eight
degrees.lifty four minutes west to a comer of land of
the heire of George Gray, deceased, aforesaid, and
thence along said leaf north fatty eight deireea and
Jetty- five rninutee west thirty-eight perishes and sixty.
threes hundredths df a perch to the place of beginning:
excepting nevertheless out of the above• described pre
mises a messnage and lot containing two acres. hereto
f reire.nted by said Edward H. Rowley zed Algernon
B. Ashbriraer to Theater' Allibene, and particularly de
emitted 1n coed dated the - 18th day of March. A. D.
1867, and recorded in Deed Book B D. W , No. 1.26.
page 111 , & o [Being the same premises whic h Charles
H.. Cheney et at.,. by indenture dated the sixth day of
November, A. D. 1852, and recorded in Deed Book T.
80. 47. nage 537, &a granted and conveyed unto
the said Edward H. ) ttiwtey and Algernon B. ASlR
burner, their heirs and assigns, and together with the
free and common use and privilege of a certain twenty
feet-wide road, laid ant over and along the hereunto
adjoining premises to the northeast. which sa - d Pre -
Milne was panted to George W. Montgomery, reserv
ing thereout the nee of said twenry•feet-wide road in
common for the owners and occupants of the hereby
granted premises, provided. however, that the maid
road snail be maintained by the parties rateably in pro
portions T ake the We they may make
toe the same
B. B—n in execration and be sold ae the pro-
PertY of A. B. Ashburner, deceased, and It. H. Rowley.
[D. O. • M., '65. 63. Debt, 53,027. F. a. Brewster.)
'Taken 'in execution and to be sold ea the property of
Algernon E. Ashbnrner." deceased. and Edward H.
Howley. HENRY C. HOWELL, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's (USW% Feb. 21,1866 fe29.3t
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
Na a writ of Alias LevartFacias, to me directed, will be
exposed to public sale or yendue, on MONITAY Nye
mins, March e, 1861, at 4 o'clock, at Bansom-street Hall,
Ail that steam-engine buildinas Data improvements
and lot of ground situate on the northweeterly corner
of Adams and Coral streets, in the Nineteenth ward of
the city of Philadelphia; containing in front on Adams
street one hundred and sixty feet, and in depth one
hundred aud fifty feet three inches, to Letterly street,
[Which premises Charles Harlan,by three several deeds
dated June 23,1F67, conveyed nato George Tartar., James
Teem, et ,to fee, Bab sot to two . ..early groutarrents—
died and thirty•dve - dollars, and one ban--
'' --------------- grai . one conic]
con
engine, boilers, belting, 'Miffing, machinery,and other
'fixtures thereon. The main building is four-and-a• half.
elates high, with stone basement and slue roof, one
hundred 'feet by fortNe et. There Is also a picker
house, arty-lour by thirty feet. bunt of brick, and lined
with sheet.lron; also, a two. story brick warehouse.
thirty.tlhres by-twenty-four feet, engine -house and
tank. house. There le a superior steam engine of sixty.
horse power , with three fiftyfeet boilers, and main
seizing. belting, and shafting.
CD. C. • M. 206. 29 . Debt, 119,933. Paxson.
Taken in execution and to be sold as theproperty of
George Taylor. James Yates , George Eichardaon. James
Meadowcraft. and William echoic's.
. .
HENRY C HOWELL, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office. Feb 21, 2865. Se 23-14
SHERLreS SALE.-BY "iyERTITE OF
a writ of 'rendition' Faponae, to me directed, will
be exposed to public sale or vendne, on IfOnDAY Eve
nag, March 6, 1886, at 4 o'clock, at tiansom-st. Hall,
no. I. All the bpildtngc, improvement+, and lot of
ground, eltnate on the west side of Old York road or
Fifth attest, one hundred and twenty•two feet clx and
a half inches north of Wager street. No. 1008. in the
oily of Philadelphia; containing ln front on Old York
road or Fifth street twenty-raven feet, and, in depth one
hundred and six feet.
2. ell that reesruage. No. 1224. and lot of ground.
situate on the west side of Eleventh street, between
Mailer and Thompson streets, in the oity of Philadel
phia; containing in front on Eleventh street eighteen
feet, and in depth one hundred feet
No 3. All that meesuage, No. 1647, and lot of ground,
situate on the east side of Broad street. between Colom
bia and Oxford streets, in the city of Philadelphia; ccn
tairdng in front on Broad street seventeen feet, and in
depth ninety -two feet.
No. 4. All that messuage, Nb 1310 and lot of ground,
situate on the west side of Eleventh street., between
Master and' Thompson otreete, in the city of Philadel
phia; containing in frost on Eleventh street eighteen
feet. and in depth one hundred feet.
CD. C. ; M., '65. 62 Debt, 41976.60 J If. Arundel.]
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
Elijah Coleman. HENRY C. HOWELL, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, Neb. 21,1965. fe23-3t
SHERIFF'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF A
writ of Tenditioni Exponas, to me directed will be
exposed to public sale or vendue, on MONDAY Evening,
March 8. IM6, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall.
No. 1. All that brick mensuage and lot of ground.
situate on the southwest corner of Mountain and Eighth
street, in the city of Philadelphia; containingln front
on Eighth street thirty •two feet, and to depth sixty
seven feet to a three-test alley, with the privilege
thereof [Which premises Edward A. McHlue et um,
by dr ed dated July 28, 1848. recorded in Deed Book R.
D. W., No 42, page 123. ha., conveyed unto John
Clark in fee. ]
No. 2. • All that lot of ground, situate on the north side
of Morris street, seventy feet west of Eighth street. in
the city of Philadelphia; containing in front on Morris
street sixteen feet, and in depth one hundred and twelve
feet to Mountain street, with the privilege or certain
alleys bounding thereon [Which premises Edward S.
McGill et us., b' deed dated Augart 20, nip, recorded
in Deed Book R. D. W., No. 42„ page IN, conveyed
unto. John Clark in fee. 3
No. & All that lot of ground, situate on the north side
of Morris street, one hundred and etehteen feet east of
Ninth street, in the city o f Philadelphia; containing in
front on Morris street thirty. two feet, and Lu depth sixty
feet. [Which premises George T. Lewis et us., by deed
dated July 14, 1848, recorded in Deed Book B Et W..
No. 42, pais 126. se., conveyed unto John Clark in fee. ]
[D. C. ; 'GI. SO. Debt.'Lß*. Kitchell.]
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
John Clark, HENRY C. HOWELL, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's °Moe. Feb. 21, 1805. fe2d-3t
WIERIFF'S BALE.—BY ,VIRTUE OF
a writ of Levari Pastas, to me directiM will be
exposed to public &door vendue, on MONDAY'evening,
March 6, 1855, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
Als that lot of ground, estnate in the Twenty second
ward of the city of Philadelphia; beginning at a comer
of Cumberland street, two hundred and thirty feet
southeast of ducat 'trees; thence by ironed of Jacob
Tr eon, northeast one hundred and twenty feet; thence
by same Northwest thirty feet; thence northeast, at
right angles with Cumberland street, to the west side of
Germactown Railroad; thence along same norttoffest to
•rmat street; thence:along same southwest about ninety
feet, to Cumberland street- thence along same two lan
dred and thirty feet, to beginning. (One moiety of said
premises Base Newcomb, Trustee, aro., by deed dated
October 1, 3651—and the other moiety Thomas Hallo
well, et ex., by deed dated March a 1854—conveyed
auto Charles Shoemaker, in fee .)
(D. C.; M.,'65. 74. Debt, $7.013.31 Boma]
Taken in execution and to be sold as the property of
Chas. R. Shoemaker. HICSRI C. HOWELL, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Once, Feb. 21, feiti
gILERIFF'S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
P 4 -7 a writ of Lavall Facies, to me - directed, Its ex
posed to public sale or vendue, on MONDAY Evening,
March 6, 1985, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall.
No. 1. All that brick meissusge and lot of ground situ
ate on the nurth aide of Lombard street, one hundred
and fifty-six^rfeet west of Fourth street, In. the city of
Philadelpl la; containing in front on Lombard street
sixteen fest, and in depth one hundred-and twenty
three feet to an eighteen-feet wide alley leading into
Fourth street, with the privilege thereof. [Wnion pre
mise's agorae Reese, lieu . by deed dated May 16, 1830, -
recorded in Supreme Court in Deed Book F.. page 140,
conveyed unto Heary'Lelar in fee. 3
no 2 All that brick manumits and lot of ground situ
ate on the north side of Lombard street, oneffuedred
and thirty-two feet east of Fifth street, tn.the .city of
Philadelphia; containing in front on Lombard street
sixteen feet. and in depth one hundred and twenty
three feet to an eighteen-feet alley, with the Privilege
there° .F [Which premises Mary Speed et al.,
by deed
dated Deannlierltith, 1907. recorded in Deed Bock E F
No 80. page 98, ste., conveyed nntd Henry Lelar in fee,
enbjeet to a'nomad rent. which, by do recorded in
Deed Book E. F. , No. 31, page 377, atc., was extin
guished 3
CD. C. ;M. '66. 63. Debt, $7,917. Olmsted.]
Taken in execution end to be sold as the property of
Henry Lelar, deceased
Esrey C. HOWELL, St/stiff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Ogles, Yeb. 21, 1866. fe23-2
SHERIFF'S SALE.-BY ;VIRTUE OF
a writ of Venditiont Exponas, to me directed_, will be
exposed to public sale or vendue,ort MONDAY Evening,
March 8, 1886, at 4 o'clock, at Sansom-street Hall,
All that three-trory brick messasge. No. 1820, and lot
of ground. situate on the south side of Thompson street,
one hundred and bet west of Eighteenth street.
in the shy of Philadelphia; containing in front on
Thompson street sixteen feet, and in depth one hundred
and twenty fist to Cabot street.
ID. 0. M , 'B3 38. Debt, $311.34. Diehl. 3M
Taken in execration and to be sold as the property o
George Barebolt HENRY C. HOWELL, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's ftice, Feb. 21,1886. felt-9t
SHERIFF'S' SALE.—BY VIRTUE OF
a writ of Levert Facies, to me directed, be ex
posed to public sale or vendee, on MONDAY Evening,
March a. 1865.. at 4 o'clock, at Sausom-street Hall
thatihree , story brick moment, and batik buildings
end lot of ground appurtenant thereto. situate on the
north side of. Haverford street, one hundred and. seven
feet dad of Loran !tree., in the city of Philadelphia;
centaining in front on Haverford street thirteen feet,
and in depth one,bundred feet.
CD. C. ; 111 46. Debt. $lll 70. Anse.)
Taken in execution and to be sold se the prOfierty of
Peter V ikon and John Petterann.
HENRI C HOWELL, Sheriff.
Philadelphia, Sheriff's Office, Feb. 21. 1853, 11122-35
I.J
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE COMMISSARY OF SUBS'S
TWICE, Ito. SRO WALNII r Street,
PHILADBLPBIA. Feb. 1187 3, 27. DM.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in dupliceie. will be received
at this oace tintlll2 o'clock &I on TSITESDitY. March
2. 1& 56 . f. r fruniohlug, for the use of the - United states
army, the following Subeiatenoe Storm, delivered to
Philadelphia. via:
1.000 barrels Erst-emallty, corn fed. new PRINS
Elkala.POßK. In new fall-hooped oak bar
re's, With iron master hoops: meat to be foil
weight and Choi ought, salted, free from met
- or Maio. and to have been repassed within
thirty days of, delivery. To be delivered
within. &Peen deye from award.
100,000 pomade Snit quality .ro•fod new BSO012„
SIDES or SHOULDER., (good emanate
weight), thoroughly emoted. and packed,
without Pmenure in tight derma of uniform
sire. To be delivered within twenty days
from award.
500.000 pounds first quality PILOT BREAD; to be
- made from goad, sound extra flour, thorough
ly baked and perfmnly drisd before being
Peeked_ To In. peeked. in boxes of well
. seasoned-wood. Of mien a kind as will not
impart tastes() the bread. Boxes-to .contain
lit y pounds net and to be strapped with tight
hickory strap". To ba delivered within the
month of Barth.
39,200 potted& lint quality kiln-dried CORI KRAL.
in well-roomed barrels, frilly head lined.
Brand to be mentioned. To be delivered
Within ten days, from award.
100.000 pounds PEW WHITE BEADS, In strong.
• Well-coopered barrels. To be delivered With
%Jen days from award
21,000 pft.sde first quality SPLIT PEAS. in strong,
weikcoopersd barrels. To bedelnrered with•
in ten day a from award.
50,000 poands Mot quallty,larswgralned.kiln.drled
. RORItiY, in well compered barrels. To be
dc livered withio twenty day. from award.
100.000 potuode light yellow COFFEE SUaltit, or
choice dry RAW BCGAR, in emus barrels.
the beat in nee for the purpose. thoroughly
ea:Tared. to be deliver./ within ten days
Cram award.
10, 000 pounds lirel•quality ADANINTIWE
CAA
DLBB, 12s. To be delivered within ton day.
from award.
20,000 pounds good bard SOAP, in pound bare, full
weight, packed In sixty-pound Donee, to be
stropped with light hickory straps. To be
delivered within ten days from award.
2,000 pounds pure ground BLACK PEPPER, in
lour. ounce papers. Bidder. will state the
kind of Pepper offered. and wilt submit a
sample in grain as well as groand. To be
I, et:diverse within tee days from award.
woo gallon! good RYE WHIAIII. Barrells to be
of good eeasoned white-oak etave* and heads;
to have twelve wooden and four iron hoops;
iron loops and heads to be painted. To be
delivered within ten days from award.
If i not needed within the above omitted time. con
tractors will be required to hold their goods, without
expenee to the United Elates, until wanted .
der of all the above articles. except meats, must
be d*knered with the pt oposal, and referred to therein,
but the propoeal must not be enclosed with the sample.
Samples must be in boxes or bottle. and not in paper
Parcels; all simples to be distinctly marked.
The mein will be examined and passed upon by
John G. Taylor. Insixeitort on the part of the United
Butts.. -
hsPARATE PROPOSALS, IN DUPLICATE, meet ba
Made lonia article enumerated ; and bidders may pro
pose for the whole or any part of each
A printed copy of this advertisement must be at
tached to each proposal, see propoeele mum be specific
In totoplyin g vi ith all its terms
Each bid most have the written guarantee of two re
aponetble tames for the fulfilment of the agreement,
Who will give bonds it required.-
BLAZLIC FORhte FOR PROPOSALS, containing the
form of guarantee, may be had on application at thiti
once.
The seller's name, date of purchase, name of eve
tents, t rees . tare, anti net weights, Jane t . be marked=
every Pathan., and all old mark, be obliterated.
Eamon of weighs by professional palate Welgbela
most be elven whenever required,
Po bids from parties who havefalled to Willa former
agreement will be considered.
Bids will include packages and delivery at any point
in this city , to be deeignateteby this WA se; and any In
ferior packs nee or cooperage will be considered suidolent
canes for rejection of contents.
Payment will be made In current funds.
Proposals to be endc reed ' • Propoeale for Subsistence
Stores." and directed to IS sA.O .B.
fe27 ft Captain ma C. 8. Vols.
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE U. B, ARMY /
No NO SOOTS.. ST ant
BeaTIMO.pB, MO, February Et, 1645.
SEALED PBOPOnALii, in duplicate, will be received
It this °Sloe until 12 M. on 'lllO - SDAT, hicrehrlih, 11354
for furnishing the United Staten Subsistence Department
With
PoUR THnIIBAAD MOOD) HEAD OP GOOD PAT
BEEP CA') TLN, on the hoof, (Steers four years old and
over,) delivered at the State Cattle Scale', at naltunore,
Maryland, In I°lB of (1'000) one ttumeand each every (10)
ten days; to be weighed within one and a half de) s af
ter arriv al at the expense of the coatracsor. They must
average about (1,310) thirteen hundred pounds gross
• weight, all falling abort of (1 OG)) one thousand and
fifty pounde, grose weight, Balls. Stage, Oxen, Cows,
He and •Hornlese Catte. will l! be rejected.
A deduction of (161 fifteen potinds will be made from
the weight of each Steer accepted tinder this contract.
provided the animal does not stand in the pens two and
one lush:bourn h. fore being weighed. or is no; weighed
immediately after removal from the cars.
Blank forms for proposals can be had on application
At t his 'office. either in person, by mail, or telegraph.
Propotals by telegraph. or otter irregular, informal
proporals will not w i ll aeide:ed
The Government Maim the right of weighing any
one animal separate, if its appearance Indicates lees
Weight than the minimum mentioned above: the Im
petus of weighing to be paid by the party erring in
Did groan t.
Each bid to secure consideration must contain a writ
ten guarantee of two resposible persons, as follows:
We—. of he county of --. State of --, do
hereby guarantee that )stor are) able to fain/ a.
contract in accordance with the terms of his (or their)
proposition, and should his (or their) proposition be ac
cepted. he (or they) will at once enter into a contract in
accordance therewitb, and we are prepared to become
his seettritlea. aiming good and sufficient bonds for its
in:fitment.
The reeponsibility of the gaarantors must he shown hy
the official-certificate of the Clerk of thensarest District
Court, or of the United States District Attorney, to be
enclosed with the bid.
Bidders must be present to respond to their bide, and
prepared to" aive :bonne and sign the contract before
leaving the office.'
The Government reserves to itself the right to reject
any or ail bade considered unreasonable.
Payments to be made after each delivery in such
funds as may be on hand; if none on hand, to be made
as soon as received.
Proposals must he endorsed distinctly "PROPOSALS
FOR BEEP CATTLE," and eddresed to ' Capt. J.
DOWABD WELLS, C. S., Baltimore, Maryland.
If a bid is In the name of a firm, their names and their
post. office addrees must appear, or they will not be con
sidered.
Each Person or every member of a firm offering a pro
pee SI must accompany it with an oath of allegiance to
the United States Government. if he has not already
lied one in this office
- Dahrnee - =4 4 9117-afrairayleth the terms ate
wavise -ssemrst
fen- Captain and C. S.
THIEF QUARTERMASTER'S - OF
.
PICB, PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 24. MIS
SIIaLED.P.HOPOSALS will tie received-at this office
until 12 o'clock N.,on THURSDAY, the 2d of March
next, for eupplyin g the. Schnylatil Arsenal with the
following articles, viz:
Woolsn army etockings, army standard.
Follies axes, do. - - -
Hatchets, do.
Croeeed cannon, brass, for uniform hats, army stand
ard.
Bogies, brass, for uniform hats, army standard.
Number'. do. do. Not. 1, G. 7,
and 8 army standard.
I%inch yellow worsted lace, army standard.
1.%" " scarlet do.. do. do.
dirk bine do do. do •
Light blue mono de lain% sample required.
Canvas padding, do.
Coat'■ spool cotton, No. 30. width sample required.
Cotton twine, - do.
Brahma, Winch. - do.
Dark bine patent thread, No. 32, do.
Petroleum paper, 88 by 42, and 54 by 80 inches wide,
sample required.
Boop iron, irr-Lneb, No. 20, beet quality, sample re
quired.
Hoop iron. B-inch. No. 19, best quality, sample re
quired.
Bach bid must be guaranteed by two responsible pot
ions, whose signature must be appendedao the guaran
tee, and certified to, ae being good and sufficient aeon
•rity for the amount Involved, by some public function
ary of the United States.
Bids from defaulting contractors, and those that do
Doti's/4 ly comp/glottis the requirements of this adver
tisement, will not be considered.
Blank forms for proposals, embracing the terms of
the gnarantee required in each bid, can be had on ap
plication at this office, end nose others. which do not
embrace this guarantee, will be considered, nor will
any proposal be considered which does not strictly con
form to the requirements therein stated.
Bidders , will elate the quantity they proviso to int
lish, how soon they can commence. and the quantity
they can deliver weekly.
The right is reserved by the United States to reject
any part, Or the whole of the bids, as mar be deemed
best for the interest of the service.
Samples of snob articles as are required to be of army
standard can be seen at this office.
Proposals must be endorsed "Proposals for Army
Supplies,'" stating the particular artiste bid for.
HERMAN Bums,
fe26 6t Colonel, Quartermaster 'a Department.
PROPOSALS FOR DIANIIRS%
'QUAY...THEM/ATER CIENIOILL'S OPTICS.
FOAM
WASHINGTON CITY. February 10, 1865.
SELLIID PROPOSALS wilt be received at this office
until wspszsDAir, 'LARCH lb. 1285, at 12 o'clock M..
for tb a purchase of all the.lif aNDRE that may be pro
cured from the stables and corrals of the Gieeboro De
pot, near Washington, D. 0. within the twelve months
next succeeding April, 1, 11365..
The euccemiut bidder will be required to have bargei
or boats moored at the wharf at Giesboro in constant,
readiness, to receive the manure Which may accumu
late. The United States will deliver the manure in the
said bargetoe boats. and'will designate ancient to me:t
rue it SS rapidly SS loaded
Bidders must state the price per cubic yard. An'eath
of allegiance will be require t from each bidder.
• Payment will be recuired to be made in Government
funds at - the end of each month for the manure delivered
In the barges during the month. '
Donde, with approved securities., will be reqdired
from the party warded, ha the sam of ten thoorand
(10,00021ollara.
he Department reserves the right to reject any pro
posal not deemed advantageous to the United States.
Proposals meet be addressed to the undersigned;
Washington. D. C. and and marked on the envelope "Pro
posals for Mixture. JAMES. RUM
Colonel in charge let Division.
Q. H. G. 0.
MEDICAL.
ELECTRICAL INI3TrI'uTS, 154
North ELEVENTH, below Race street —Dr. THO
MAS ALLEN, very sescessfnl in the care of almost
every kind of disease, invites all to call at his Of
ooe,sn d see that his treatment is free from shocks.
B CON COVIILSIONE —A discovery has bean made
which seldom Whin the cure of Epilepsy or Fits of
an other kind. Any one desiring a knowledge of
this practice can enter at any time for full instras-
Home. Cards and Testimonials at the 011ica. Hours
A. 11. to iP. H. Consultations free.
Dr. THOS. ALLEN, Electrician.
isl7-Em 154 N. ELEVENTH St.. below Ease.
VIRGIN WAX OF ANTILLIIB.
new'lreash °gametic for beautifying and pre-
earring the oomplexion. It is the moat wonderful *Gm
"Pound of the sag. There le neither e:Wowder. MK-
Reale, bismuth, nor tale in its tom on, it being
composed entirely of pure Virgin i az; henee the ex
traordinary qualities for preserving the akin, making it
loft, smooth, fair and transparent. It makes the old
appear young the homely 'handsome. the handsome more
beautiful, and tke most beautiful divine. Priests SO And
50 cetakPrMrl onlY by 01115 FT 00. Perfumers,
South El s tr eet__, two doors above Oltaitraut.
IL/I
and 133 South SEVTH WM, above-Walnut.
Jab-gin
1117TTERFIELD'S OVERLAND
- 1 - 0 DESPATCH,
Office No. 40 South FIPTH Street.
hY B een
A THROUGH FREIGHT LU
IN
eriablithed, prepared to receive all Glasses of
Freight in the ..priaripal cities silt of the Mississippi
river, and to transport the same from point of shipment
TO ALL POINTS IN
COLORADO, ID AHO
____, UTAH,
AND MONTANA TNNHITORIRS,
OTOS THRUM! 001ITILAOT RAM 4311 f Brun OF LADING.
Through Rate. include ALL CHARON — Railway:
Transfer, Storage,and Forwarding Commissioire on the
Missouri river, and transpo rt ation cion the Plains—
thus enabling the Shipper to obtain a THROUGH Golf-
TRACT for his freight for a distance of arm THREE
THOUSAND /ULU sad relieving him from all respon
sibilities and anxieties incident to the past disorganised
and irresponsible 11748111 of Plains transportation.
Our Agents in New York, Boston. Philadelphia, Pitts
burg, Chicago, St. Louie, and Burlington, lowa, are
t r OVi e S% 1 4 1 / 1 1 1 0U7}17 1 " 4
RA T r a m a . nd ship at the
This Company assumes ALL THR RsapinfrensmiTY
of Losses, Damages or Overcharges on Freight while
In barren from point of skip ant to place of destination.
The Hew York office is ir possession of a full set of
'TRACE BOORS, showing the date of shipment, the
time it passes the Mississippi river, is received at and
'hipped from the Company's Warehouus at Atchison
Olanses). the character of the trains m Acing upon the
Plains, the date it sea Fo rt Kearney, arrival at Den
ver, is received at destination, and the apparent sena.
lion of the Wares along the entire route.
Sir If Demagog or Looses occur, Shippperrs are nailed
In time to duplicate any importiat portion_of_theshb,-__
meat
Thus books are operi_.s.c . see - Inarestion of our eu .
16 701: 44 MO l i t i tilit 0f tbindirlidMilifnl-ralbysallrtcl'-"bleTrigthe Tarri nut kril -: se r tilkia ord e e e L r x 1: 11: :
-Goo K ti rchan s, sho ti nl an d be d d r oll ° r i •A% Ain: ,"tructi , Dons t mark.
.
eases 'WM B *adhere them 'riduped under the
Atedsoni Iftrerir Agent ell point of ablp - rnent --
instrnotiOnindoiry addreand to our oiSse at ATCIII-
Logefueass• No. 1 vaszy ,t tor )I_,Kilf
IVA; or lionihwest earner bfSI XT Hsad 13e:1614
&meets. Tidied, elphts. will I rs h4 t rom_ My sad reliably
B FOLD,Proprietor.
_Gene New York.
'eat, Philadelphia. delLif
naIiMIBT IFU",imawa..w.
,-, MOORS ai o" - *
1161 South 18/100NDlikki..._
as torvartt to follow thodoollno in too Jcst jut 51,
odes or Molt uroltrtro. ropszikwirwlllswal awl
warm. emir *t , ...1*
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JOSHUA T. 0 WEN', A.TTONITi
.001TEMLLOR M- AND NOLICITO7I 01
CLAIMS OSA% Oil Stmt. 41111 r VOnzient Oki
wiasaito,„ D.
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AIICTION SALE.
13114E118, BHINLBY, 00.,
No. 616 CORSTROT and OM JATIN Stmeta,
SALE THIS MORNING. Tiling/AY, FEBRUARY 28,
ATIO.O'CLOON.
A CARD. —The attention of purchaser. is requested to
our sale of import. d and domestic drygoode, this morn
ing, 7nesday, Feb. 28, at 10 echo*, by catalog - no. Pert
for cash ar d pert on four months' credit
- NOTICE TO JOBBERS AND.RSTAILERS.
In sale 'hie morning:
6-4 black and colored alpacas; purple and blue do:
64 choice colored figured mohaire; Shepherd's pleat.
Plaid mozambiquet 4 loupe.
Dent plaid colored cealimeree.
Plaid Poplins; moue... bete.
Disok taffetas. armors., venititnnac.
Alec. for cosh
4-4 Warren. Hope, and Flag bleached eldifinse.
0-4 Dale and bell and Repent sheeting&
9-4 Waltham sheeting'
- D Br e o e w k n ne b b f a i l g or a l l n Au.. cambric..
6-4 PLAID eRIRTING FLANNELS.
SOO places fI-4 plaid shirting flannels.
Aleo
100 PIECES PARIS PLAID CASHMERES.
For cbtldran's -wear.
SALE OF IMPORTSD AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
THIC MORNING .
February 28th, ISM at 10 o'clock. on four months'
credit, 400 package' and lots of fanny and Maple 'dr,
moods.
ALPACAS. POPLINS. DE BEM. ka..
6 4 London flue black alrlacem
6 4 repel purple ano arallne Alpe owl.
6-4 silk 'tripe and figured mohair..
5.4 silk check pep the, moue de begs.
Black and colored pare mattes and baratheae.
3 4. ellf. check and •thipe motembleinee
BLACK OROS DR _ ANSCIRICS. YKNI-
• I - :318, ; o
_ _
22 a 21-Inch high lunre black grog de rhinos.
23 a 32 inch double chain royal annurea.
26 a 32 inch heavy black..venettennee and tatretai.
22 changeable VOA de arrlonsa
2 000 be11i0112.1.8.
2,000 high colored and black and White nreedere.
Pontoosue. and other makes bahnoralt.
ALSO—Licena. linen damasks, tablecloths. and whits
goods, black aye fancy Italians, &e.
"PDF tliOlkti BLACK DOSSITNR.
100 pieeea - iM - a.;jr - a;;Sila"e7a'araataeWlns.
NO Mimes 8 , 4 and 6-4 today tweeds.
DOMESTIC GOODS FOR 0 &SG, •
Brown and bleanY,ed =Mina. gingham% Jeans. Jaw
hale, 8-4 and 10 4. Waltham sheeting% sambriaa, 118.1114
wads. satinets, &c.
FOB, SALE AND TO LET.`,
• VALUABLE (STORE PR OPER-
.mmTIES FOR .BALE—viz: Eve. story iron front store.
Third, lieu Arch street; !non propErty. Arch, near
Tenth; property. S. B. corner of Blu th nod Cherry. sad
Do 21 north Illoven:h et. h. P. &J. H HORMEL
fol6-M 0 916 ARCH Street.
FOR SALE-STORE AND
•mn DWELLING. excellent batanees stead. 1741 Low
BARD btreet: will be sold low, end emir possession
given B. F GLENN. IS3 Nonlb FOUltili St .__
f. 26 if or S. W. cor SBVSNTSENTEI and
EN GOOD INVESTMENT—FOR SALE,
ma Berea DwSLLI NO on eolith side of Wallace st.,
below - 11th. with 8 small dwellings to the rear. Will
rent to-pay over ten per sent
Also a lam t timber of &et ohms dwellings In Tedium
localities. B. F. GLENN, Id 3 South FOURTH st.,
ftlB tf or Southwest Oar, Sev-mtbenth and Green Ms.
FOR SALE—LARGE FOITNDRY
• and MaOHINB SHOP in fall operation. with the
working stook and tools, patterns, &c., of every de
script - ion. neoseaary for doing a largo and mime viral
business, situated on a railroad about twenty miles
from Philadelphia. B P. MANN.
felS-tf 123 Sontk FOURTH Street.
LARGE "AND VALUABLE PRO.
.privr7 POE BALL —The vors Lare_and ammo.
Motu LOT and BUILDING. No. 31M1 MOUSY Street,
11011 X the centre of bluing's, golltialliP.4 ao feet on Goo=
Welty depth PO feet , beteg 71 ! foot wide on the roar of
the lo s, and at mat wgtli. Signing to • large art-way
la . sang to Mem o AI efriot. D
p Ita oems
advantages of
ill rarely ault with.
Apply on the mambos. sall-Bme
FOR SALE-A STORE AND
MWELLING - combined, occupying one of the most
public and la,gt business I , cations In the enterpriglng
town of Photalxville. Cheater county, Pa A ran OP.
portnnity for good mveatment and can be had with or
without stock of goods on hang. TOMS nay; immedi
ate pow onion givsn
Algo, ngtone, Dwelling. and Wharf combined, all on
the Schuylkill canal, in the village of Mount Clan.
Montgomery nano ; good location for coming and ca
nal business Terms negotiable Ivor farther parti
culars apply to E. F. PENN I PACKER.,
heal Estate Agent.
fe27• St Pion al:vide.
a FOB BALE.-TlOl SITBEIORIELER
.wes• uteri for sale hie country seat, within half a mile
of Wilmbn, Delaware, on the Newport sash con
lathing el t acres of good land, in the centre of which
Ua large lawn with a ine variety of shade trees, ma
ples, lindens evergreens its., In all over a hundred
MI-grown deem The i mprovements consist of a 1124
andtommodlows Mansion , flanked on the west by
towers, one of which is four stories in hh.t. The
are four large rooms on a floor, with a hen eleven by
forty-two feet. The house has sheen improve
ments. • hydraulic ram forms ws, om !Feriae
into the upper story of the tower. is also an
iron pump and hydrant under a covered area at the
kitchen door . The out-buildings consist of a aarrlage
house and stable =indent for four horses and several
saniages; also, a hen, ire, and smoke houses. The
stable has a hydrant in it.
Good garden, with several varieties of dwarf-Pear
and grape vines in foil bearing. There are also several
missies of apple, cherry and shestnut trees.
Terms aocommodsoing. Toasesaion given Id age
time. Apply to LEVI G. CLANK,
n024-ff SU Market street. W il mington. Dal.
wFOR SALE -- TWO , HANDSOME
iliTol3lll COTTAOES on SUMMIT Street, Chestnut
Hill. Have all the modern improvements. Lot Mix
WO. Terms easy. Arply to
SIDNEY d lilltEET.
fe2l-7t* 520 WALNUT Street.
FOR SALE -THE A.DVER
TIBER will sell his COUNTRY-PLACE, con- ..4 1 -•
Editing 9 tos acres, en - oaten on the Old 'Tort road, above
the five mile stone, at Branchtown. Tee improve •
meats comprise a substantial. well finished, and roomy
atone bonne, nearly new,'having fourteen rooms, con
veniently arranged; goon frame stabling and. carriage
house, with the usual out buildings. It is planted
with a full and choice collection of Frnit, Shade, anti
Evergreen trees and shrubbery, now well grown, and
has a large and very productive vegetable garden, apple
orchard, 00001719 running stream, fish pond. arc. Near
two stations (Green and Oak lane) on the North Penn
s, Wants Railroad, in a neighborhood unaxcelied for
healthfulness, being wholly free from malaria at all
64384.0118.
The owner being determined to sell, offers the pro
-perry. ta -the advantages of nearly ten years as
sidnotts, came and cultivation, ! at about its original cost.
Price, $15.000. - -
_ For farther informat , on,ltpply at 203 MARKET
Street, second floor, between 10 and 2. fe23-tbetniat
INDIAN QU EE N LA DlE—ai
MEVery desirable RESIDENCE and worthy the ...Le
Lt
or capitalists. containing MVOS' ACSBS
LANA with ELEGANT SITES FOB BUILDItta:
coach bones. large - barlf:"Ter nouse." - ara: — earrrimudaa
by large forest trees. and witbin ten minutes' Walk of
Falls Station. fe2.5-1.3t
WANTED TO PURCHASE—AIai
.w.AFactory Property or „bulge lot, west of Broad ea...
street. Also, TO Ei , a handsome Germantown
eldence, stable. and • acre; beautifully eltuated.'ll RAu
East Waahlagton Lane. It will be sold at $11,030
(worth now $18,000), or exchanged for a city bones. If
not soid doll Ist, will be rented. with fu•nitare, at
4;4(0
CO
for rent. a Pe EM of eighty acres,
eight miles from the city. Apply to LIPPINCOTT,
BROYNAED, CO., once of Jackson Iron works. 15
BANK btrest. fe7-tnthslm•
CHBSTER COUNTY.—FOR
maSALE-80•Aore FARM. in twchian township,"
32i miles from Raton station, Veep Railroad Tia
acres Woodland; atone Mauston House. 14 rooms; stone
Barn ; tine Spring; superior selection of Fralt; Mansion
aicely shaded, and furnished with running water front
a spring. A comfortable country bonito and a desirable
location. Price, $,,000. Terme easy.
JAS B. OIIMMPIS,
feSS St 504 WALNO I' Street.
FOR SALE CHEAP-A VERY ak
desirable smog FABM of 29aerie, with mode
improvemente. on a Beamed 7 miles from the city;
about 10 trains pass daily. B. F. OLDIE.
felB-tf 123 South FJURTH Street.
FOR SALE-VRRY DESIRA
BLE DIOR FURNACE PROPERTY, lactated
In McVeytown, Mifflin county, Pennsylvania, within
a short distance of the Pennsylvania Railroad and
CanaL The freehold property comPricee a renialliai
with machinery of ample power to blow, using either
charcoal or anthracite coal; about thirteen hundred
acres of Timber Land; also the celebrated Greenwood
Pine Iron Ore Bank, containing about seventeen acres,
which produces in abundance the same Ore from which .
John A. Wright, Req., makes his renowned and Justly
celebrated locomotive tire and car axles This la the
only available property in the ritate which produces the
ore requisite for establishing a liminess of dike cha
racter. There are also about one hundred and fifty acres
of land within half a mile of the Parttime, held under
long leases, from which abundance of excellent hernia
tite ore can be taken, on which shafts have been re
sonny sunk, and which will produce sufficient ore to
supply the Furnace. Soft Fossil Ore is also abundant in
the neighborhood. Charcoal In any uantlifes can be
bad, delivered at the Furnace This Furnace is wall
situated for the markets. having water and railroad
communication with Philadelphia, Pittsburg, Bari.
more,. Harrisburg, and other important manufacturing
towns.
Also connected with the above. a FOrfe PrOpertY now
in operattoti, manufacturing hammered blooms, and
robed slab blooms.
Motive power, steam. and water.
For prise and farther particulars, apply to
N. smanouorts,
fe2-lm 108 South FOURTH Street, Philadelphia.
TO THE PUBLIC.-36,750'ACRES OF
LARD 111 WEBTREN
• in the Counties of
WYOMING AND secDo WELL,
TITLE INDISPUTABLE,
Is offered to the public for theoriee of $100.000,0r a
little over $5 per sera, idebaros of al, COO each.
From the report of Professor Whitaker. in 1816, he
says COAL abounds in fabulous q.pantlttes and of ox.
reliant A_uality ; IRON, GINSINer. TlMBER—such as
Black Walnut Chestnut, Oak, White Wood, and nu
merous other kinds, with a largely-inoreaslns market
for them—making it a desirable Inveatment independent,
of the prospect of 011 development. of which we feet
sangrdne there is large quantities to be found on the
pp
lace, from reports that have been made some time
and Nom extracts from papers from that section
of country In 1161.
Th•re is already anbecribed some BS shares, leaving
bat 87 shares unsold.
Subscription Book at the office of
FAATBRSON at BOULTON,
80. 130 WALNUT Street,
for the present.
1772 ACRES OF HEAVY PINE
TIMBER. LINDS, in the vicinity of the Oil
Region', for sale low by MADLY & CO . 138 Smith
SIXTH street. fe24-12e.
VOR BALE-A VALUABLE TRACT
_a. wp LAND, containing 11 sent, fronting on the De
'givers riven above Allegheny avenue, 990 feet front,
and about $OOO feet in depth. having eleven fronts;
would be a desirableproperty for the storage of Pe
troleum.
Will sold at FREIMAN'S SLUR let of
MAIM fe22-7t.
TO L E T-FOR SALESROOMS OR
light manufactruing purposes the rumor stories of
building northwest corner of .11101EITH and hlAbillit.
apply la the store. jail• If
WEST VERGINIA. LAND OFFICE,
RSBUR
TRP ORMAN'? TO PAR OI K L K COMPA O. ALES AND O&M
PALMS.
BIIRGESS & PATSY,
(fonn&ly of Philadelphia.)
SURVEYORS. CO SYLIICESS, DRAUGHTSMEN.
AND D OIL LANDS,
Have opened an Office In PARKERSBURG for the
Purchase and We of Oil Lands, Surveying and Con
veyancing Lands surveyed and mapped, Titles ex
amined,
Deeds and Leases drawn companies and in
dividual interests attended to , Parties desirirut
formation regarding Lands. Companies. Wells. &c., by
mail or otherwise. promptly answered.
Penton' visiting the great oil regions of West Virginia
will find it to their interest to eall npoa
BURGESS & PAHA ,.
fe3-Im Parkerabiug. W ast
A. B. Buitasss. Joe. H. AMT.
At OFFICE WATER TRANS
PORTATION 11. s. A ,
No. 274 Eionth THIRD Street,
PHILADBLPHT Feb. .
Vessels wanted to trasiltion Coal to A,
Sotther l4 aPorfe
for the y. Arm Deeoatob Oren.
&WU' JOELA E. .ranxises. car& & Aut. Q. X
ink MARKET GARDENERS WHO
with pure and reliable Garden Seeds. at reasona
ble whim, should parobase their ernpollea at
110BIIRT BUNT. .7a 'e,
seed w ab g io „,se, !MI and 9,514. MARKET Street.
fe26.6t Above Ninth.
3VAlit3 & 'WATSON'S
8 AL•11•ADItil Ewa
STORK
16 SOUTH POURTH ItIL MEM
d.
APLPHIL. PA.
• lam Twisty of Mx -PROOF 9 A718 always es
hin
cPHILADELPHIA: BOA_LE WORKS,
FIVT
ow I 1 &
REMTmit and PSNXISYLVAIfIa Avensia
tl.m DAMN & 00.
leopmsk 3f.A.L" 7124.0EUrazow
EIPZOTA MILL OLi Ea 210,411111
FLIPTR Street. below itorcies
PHIL • wir.pirra.
• Glows reittod to wait all am. -dioszotor
to. .1•1-lok
OLD BYES if 1 B
NW.
A Pamphlet, -. 1 n ,1412 11 h
orotod u, rtore Bight mud
Bmet ov
wit :Et aid Doctor or liedbstra.
Seat by Mail tree 4414 "Lo °INT& Addis.
E. B. 'FOOTE. M. D.
.«An - ltuthsa. 1.179 BACIADWir, Nov lat.
AUCTION SAL Ee
J B. MIMS co..
.1 RM. Noe. 1132 and 91,311 k ttl4l,'EVi;:' 1 7.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF floOrg ,
GOODS, 'LUTHER f INC 8, Lir
Ac , ac.
A CALM —Weinnitell , e early atimatium
to the large and valuable ate otin er , „."',
brogans, military caps, leather tatting % & .r
sample. of 1.230 packages. lassslas a a
assortment. t o be paremptoril, sold b; 'el
tour months 'credit, commwasisig TRIm
Iflo'clock precisolir.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE OF BOOrs . sq .
GANS. ABET GOOD.2,TRAVILLIIK, p,
GOODS. Am.
THIS IioRNING,
FebruarY 28, at i on 'cloc mont h s e sold.
without remorse, four er,,,
pxoltaxeli boots, shoes, brogann.
goods, travelling bags. Ac . embra etnq
fresh assortment of ,trot-mass city an . i E.t.tr
facture, which will be open tor " uni
catalogues early on the morning of mat. leg
LARGE POOITIVE SALA RAL% OF
A Sown ,
MOc.
atonal —lncluded in our large da l e at b
Tins MORNING.
February DEA will be found. in pi n t . bb
fresh and destrabie ammo. tmeat, e
-oases men's boys', and youths" mrpL, b
half welt. and pump sole dra.i
cases rues s, boys', and youths' kt p , r, ,, j
boots.
` , l
eases men aline grain long leg caval ry t. ,
cases
b me oo n' ts and d
b bins' calf. bats teas Fr ' „
eases mn ed ' g rbodr&a '
h n f d
Welt,
and
Ms, I, d
gang
Mime ladies' fine MIL gent, Incorne, a thd
patent sewed balmorshe as din ts
,;;'• gases wouien's.minies., and cal n., .;(
/father batmoralsand late
—cases children's fine kid. feristmd,
boots,
,fano7 sewed or es baltzto dd
—eases Indies &of - black and en
green and side-lace goiters,
easels women's misses', and chrdrem
morocco copper nailed lace be g , - tt.
cases ladies' tine aid slippers. h - te'll °-
and sandals, carpet el/Opera, m '
&e. enu!
-
LARGE POSITIVE- SALE OF BETTIsg.
etERKaN. AND DOMESTIC DRY O
We will hold a /ergs Bede of foreign and d„,
goad. bycash. catalogue, one credit o (oar ismatm.''
for
• ON THURSDAY NORNISO.
parch 2. embracing about 800 picksgoi sr:
staple and fancy. articl.e in woolens wor.t.i
glee, and cottons, to which we invite tan'
dealers. at 4 ,
P. B.—Samples of the same will be Afrialq . ,
&ruination, with catalogues, early on lbste ar :
sale d. , when dealers will Ind it to their
ten
LARGE SALE OF FO odD
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E o OE s
Included In our sale or rsi MOAT,
be found. in part, the following via:
DienESTIC O mOod
—bassi:mown and bleached wading and dr4
—bales white end colored wool flannels.
—Gases con& jeans.
Wes striped ,hir
—Cases Fmnitterion ticks
cm*, indigo blue checks.
—cases Manchester gingham*
eases black and colored ellesial and natant,
canes hen" Print&
Caron miners' flannels.
Carer Kentucky imam
cases pantaloon attire
- cars. Casey cassimereg.
—cases satinets LINEN GOODS.
A full line of shirting linens of a celebrated
Also, emit assortment of bleu e and 4pa Ash
Also, a full sailors= ant of I men duck.. d rittm 4
Also, linen damasks, table ceosks.
kerchiefs, tito.
TAILORING GOODS
Also. Preach cloth. cessimeres, doeskin,
°Wimps, arc. -
Also. a full line of black and colored. Italian rte ;:
satin de chines.
DRESS GOODS
Piris mozambiones, poplins. fancy checks,
grenadine., villeaolas. jmnonets. HMV, fr a ye r ,
Eels. balmoratelkitte. &a
11=4lr°R8'AND COTTTP
Also.lbak4 l olored
alpacas, miL •
colougo.
dike, a full assortment of white g00d.,„
shirts, hosiery, gloves, silk ties, Sew
Gone, AL
POSITIVE SALE OP CARPRTIAOS. -
&c., Ike.
ON FRIDAY moßtima,
m arc h 3d, at It stoiotg, mill be solo. bY '
on four months' crecit. about 206 clew,
Bahl. three-ply superfine. and tine Ingrate. 7-
Net, beam , . autt.ge. and nig c.rpatiossa,
cccoa matting% &o . embracing a choice
superior goods, width may be be examicii
morning of sale.
- pANCOAST it W.A.RNOCE,
°A- TIOREERS, EEO MARKET Street. '
LEEDS POSITIIrB SALE OF SOO LOTS. SyKt
APO IMPORTED DR! GOODS, LINEN Eii '
RISKY GOODS, OE try catalogw, ...
WEDNESDAY,
Marecl, oomMencing at In o'clock, compr , ,t,
and desirable assortment of new goods, afisi , l7:, • ..
approaching season. .
THOILLS & SONS,
ALL , ' Nos. 139 ara 141 South FOIIRTS S
BLISS Or STOCKS ASO ItIAL ERA
At the EXCHANGE. ovary TUESDAY, at U
loon.
sir Handbills of each property leaned ea,
and on the Saturday previous to each eale
.194, 1 Mag ri da foil
BALMS igifjullutiaccazGar
TOBSDAT.
_ sa- Particular attention given to Sala es
Dieldences, Etc.
REAL maim Alp STOCFB.. THIS D
. . . . . .
CARD —Our sale THIS Dalt. elth inst, will
the •aluable estate of the late Lloyd W nitro.
Esq., at .andaltuns. 5.003 feet front on the elite
ware, with fronts also on Bristol Turnpike %GI
Railmad. Country Seat TaGOll7, and vale''
Stoles; also, Estates of R Lardnsr, Geo VI
wards, Req., and others, Includinir/ot
Broad street, business stands, dwellings, stoat
&e
air Their sales, 7th. 14th. 21st. and 2Atts
also comprise a large amount and some of lb ,
lnable property offered this season. See Pau;
'Weaves.
Sale No 221 North Twentieth Street
HANDEInitE FTIANITURS, PIANO, MINH,
catkvalos, VBLVST
CAR P
39. Ac.
• TMS MoRNIN
28th inst., at 10 o'clock, by catalogue, at Ao.•
Twentieth street,the very eeperlot parlor, di.;
and chamber furniture, rosewood piano, by
Ha►en, French plate mantel mitrrote, fine ea,
claim and glassware, elegant ►el►et carp
111-Thitere. The cabinet feautteue was made to
Moore & CaMplon, and. Is In e7oellent order.
examined eta o'clock on the morning of sale
FALB or MISCBLLANSOIN BOOB?
THIS Arrsorfoolt,
February nth. at the Auction Store, ILA,
ilookerroza &Library.
Sale at Nos. 120 and Hi Booth Fon rib 4 , 4
SUPERIOR FURVITUk.E. TWO tail ROE P El.
OBEffirti, SUPERIOR BBWIRG EIAuEID E.
UASER, MIER° eta, FOO 1.- LATHS.
PETS. &o.
ON THURSDAY MORNIN6,
At 9 o'clock. at the auction store, surer' .!
and chamber furniture large and superior •
mate by Evans A Watson; large and superle'.%
safe by Farrell & Herring; superior aewlag en:
Bloat, in It bandsoms walnut enclosed cap; b..i
office furniture. mirrors, One carpets. Ism
sash, doors, Ac
VALUABLE MACHINERY.
Woodworth's patent surfacing machine.
Do do tow:Leine end gropu.
6 improved mibing machines by Morgan, On.:
Small dodo do
Shafting, loonies, anvil, vice grind,tote,
TO PRIEtTERS AND OTHER&
At 12 o'clock, at the auction store,
2 Bonstrop's superior printing presses.
Superior card printing presses.
Lot of type, cases. tabies. Ac
RIFLE MUSKETS.
At 1 o'clock, without reserve,
60 superior rifle muskets with sword baron*
Welly older of the Uotted States
IRON BRD•iTEA )S.
OR THURSDAY.
At 1 o'clock. at the auction atom -
Ixecutor's Sale, S. W. corner of Second ;
etreete—Estate of James Dodgem , I e , • -
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, PI/is VELVET
FIRE. PROOP sa Pk. h, c.
ON MONDAY MORNIdii,
March Sib, at Id o'clock. by cetalogne. ev.
corner of Second and Christian streets, ta t ......-
nitnre. elegant velvet carpets. fire. WOO( taf# •• -
ac Herring. platform scales, &c
HORSE. CARRIAGE. AND HARNW.S. k ;
Also. superior family horse, carriage, Mir
harriers, dm.
COTTON AND WOOLEN RaGii. -
Also, a large quantity of cotton and woolir.:1
'hut. &a.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE 01
OIL PAINTINGS.
' The collection of Thos F. Salt, of
ON TUESDAY HORNING.
Ruch 7E141865. commencing at I.lo'elock.l.-
at rte Auction Store, without reserve, tt.
collection of
ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS
belonging to Thos. P. Ball, The chief Per!' ,
to order, consisting of many of the best w :f:
late eminent marine painter. Thos. F Situ..;
C.
Original productions of O. Krelghoff, O.
Pant Weber, J. Williams, and other emiwol
•
The paintings are now arranged for taspsc :=
PHILIP FORD &00., AlIJOTIO: 0
b 5 MARKET and MI 00311fERCS hcet
POSITIVE SALE OF - 1.500 CASES BOOTS Aniji.S;
061 THURSDAY MORNING.
Hazels 2d, commencing at 10 o'clock MK'
will sell, by catalogue, for cash.l.soo
nboea, brogans, balmorals, eavalry boots L:
finst-alias manufachutra, to which the atom.
era is invited..
B Y J. C. McGITIRE CO., Ata. •
EKES, WASHINOTON. D. C.
TRIIISTSB'S S&LS OF 535 ACHIM OF 'CI,'
LADD WITHIN FOUR MlLltd OF THS C.St
By 'virtue of a decree of the Supreme Coo n•;'
trict of Columbia. parsed in the cause of • - 5P
LOWRIE Te. DUN and WIFE and other.. .`•
Fquity, I will expose at Public Sale . on TEI7•!
March Hi, 1865. a. 12 o'clock M., if filar, if ors';-;
fair day - thereafter, at the residence of Mr.
DEAN, upon tme prentlees. the Heat Eat
- LEVI. Se BRIFF. late of Washington canner, •
died seized and poaaeseed, containing abort Jc
This property is most eligibly situated.
aborts four miles of the Capitol and Use f
Bridge. It in well wooded and watered, lac'', • r
dance of line meadow land, and is admi.ar '
for market purposes. The soil is of a fice r 1•
bind and proeuctive '
and easy cultivattn. 4 •
The improvement consists of two f 133
Inge, (one of which is commtatiose.) and •
vary Outbuilding's. and there are enne
ing cites on the premises. commanding •
the city
The mad will be subdivided Into several stai r ,
plat of which may be seen at the amine;
JAMES licol7lß.ll It CO. Washington, D. D
Tenet of We as prewilbed by the Decne:'
In cash on the dew of tale, and the residue
• stab Dente at twelve aid eighteen months
of sale, with interest, and approved secorlif.
Title indisputable
Conveyancing and Revenue Stamp. at she
purchaser. B. C. STRPHF.NS. Trustee
fa% ISt JAS. McGULail & CO., Ascii
HORSES 1 HORSES 11 Holt ;
QUARTERMASTER ONNER.4I , '3 OFF 2
FIRST DIVIEION
• WASHINGTON CITY, FebraVf • es
BOMB, imitable for the cavalry
t
po.rehased at Ellesboro Depot„ oven •
ApTil 18 e5.
Bowes Will be delivered to Captain L
A. Q. AL, and be subjected to the usual Go" : 1 " ..
*Penton before being accepted.
SPecificatione as follows: " CaralrY./ 10 "'7
eOlind In all peirtisnier broken,
good , condition. from fifteen (15) to sisten
high, from five (5) to nine (9) Years
adapted In every way to cavalry purPoses .
tweet.. nine (9) and ten ow yeare of age. if go'
- sprialitly; and healthy, may he accepted.,
Price one hundred and seventy-Iles
each;Henn" of Inapeetjelt. from 9 A. M. to I
Payment will be made at this office. r • l t
JAMBS A. S.
fel7•tatta Colonel in charge of Ist Divisive a )
CAVALRY HORSES.
Qugirrnsizsgren's DErzscat,
Corner TWELFTEI. sea GM 11. 0 :e.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb! . . a7 '
Horses suitable for the entralry service
chased by the 'undersigned, in open nl' uke "
ear ßar l_
b animal to he =bleated to the uslai W E.
IDADfCIIOII before being scented-
1 12 -9' t ,':,
Horses will be delivered to the 8
Western Rotel. Market slyest, betscr&eat Trate
Breed streets.
said. horses to be Ilona in all Partioa ttr ' . r ,
than five, nor mots than lane Year* o!d ..
hands/deb; full infiesat compactly butt.:; ta'
and of size sufficient mr estatnreureeheg• sL eg
BY,ozder of Cal -a- Diggs. Chief Q9Sr
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A
Cajgath
fele-tmlk 9
- 110
REL, IiERRING,
bbls Mass. on. 1. 2. aft u
late- eantlat flat f. b. in swan N ned package'
2.(0 bbla. Now Eastport, fortana bat. a
%KO boxes Lubec, Sealed. No. I ge"1"
ISO bbl.. now Memo SUL
5150 boxes Herkimer county elm". h a
'O O
In store and for sale ky EnTEN IY 4 x 5
go. ram soave %v,.
FIERDIETIOALLY SEAL] d Bt .
Alb D SOUPS,
LOOO 6OO Bo do: Sa ut Botiate
rt Moat
6CO " do Veal.
600 " do Matto&
1.600 " do Tack-V.
1.000 " do Clliekon.
5.000 " oiloOrt4d SPUDS. to 1. ?•;
For aaJabY RtIODES & W l, t'. •
66-4( tef gotait