The press. (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1857-1880, March 13, 1865, Image 1

HE FEMHSSB,
- DAILY (SUNDAYS EiOISPT*BI
<T JOHN W. WBSST.
V. 11l SOUTH tfOOBTH STfiBBT.
m VAJLf PBEBS,
wtrftou. ta Tub Doium Fat Amnrv, la
Twmtt Cjwtb Fbb Win*, pay»bl« (a
Hallo! to SobMribori out of the
mAanx: Fotni Doiun amt yiFTT
Moms: Two Donuiui akd Twrstt-
Trna Monxi, ln-rarfably IsadTua*
tte laM(tqd.tt lb« nful mtM.
I*WBKKT,T PKIEIW, '
fim Dou&sa n> imra. Is
DRY GOODS JOBBERS.
;rm yard & o<^#-
■NtJT AND 6X4 JAYNE STREET,
HOW IH BTOHB A PULL STOCK ]
FANCY ÜBE3S GOODS,
lAN DELAINE 3)
tOKALS,
SHAWLS AND OLOYES,
WHITE QOODS AND LINENS,
offer to the trade at tie lowest market
1865.
A CAMPBELL 4 CO,
AHD JOBBERS OF DET GOODS,
CHESTNUT STREET;
OFFBB TO
(H BUYERS AT WHOLESALE
/ ftuortme&t of choloe fabric* In
AKD AMERICAS BRI KOOBB,
iderauk«tntai.
. U dtUr wpleniehad with the. Bill di"
in of this ul other markata, It will
-orthy of impaction.
, BAISS, & MELLOK,
to ind «* HOBTH THIBB STBHBT.
lIIFOKTBIU 07
HOSIEBT i
SMALL WARES,
WHITE GOODS.
MASOFiOTUaEKS o*
importers and jobbers
R Y GOODS,
839 lutd 8«1 North Third Street,
PHIIAOaLPHIA.
Prints,
Delaines,
Alpacas,
FanayDress Goods,
Brown and Bleaohed Sheetings,
Brownand Btoaahed Skirtings
OmlsttOhambrae,
Ornish Tweeds,
Flannels,
. Linens,
KNISJa: G GOOD?
,ACHED AND BROWN
'0 AND SHIRTING MUSLINS,
THE GREAT AUCTION SAIiE.
ill opmi THIS DAT a lice of the above foods,
will be sold at a small advanse on auction cost*
CURWBH STODDABT * BKO.,
SO, 483. and 484 Harth SECOND Street,
OUSBEEEPEBS
Cu find » fall >to«k of
SETS, V
QUILTS,
LINEN GOODS,
SHEETINGS,*?..
iwkolettle Price., nt
J. C. SfRAW BRIDGE & CO.’S,
i pirlti
f rnwtfltliß andamlitiee. from (2.60. to 10.
de Bhlnw and TaffetM, low.
Silkii for ervoiac drewws.
\i Tiriety st low price*.
B. ffl. NEEDLES,
1034 dteßtnut street,
M
IS BOW OIWAT TABIKTY OF ©
novelties *
LAOS OOU.AX9. BBTB. SLXIVIS.’ Bra §
- mat T»rl«ty of plqtim. t reach, jrafM. g
T itrlped* Piald>md other tvxty m
eultahlo for ' a
ITHITEBODIBS. ®
<»<i &siortm«nt of White 'Goods* lasm« tel
ii§ariaa!H*iKU»rehleft. 'Valla, Baibea, gj
' QBKATLT SSDUCSD PKICBS.
i lolof SaedUworlE, Meinw «nd In
i#«nß»«»*£nir* »ad n*w «tyle Val.
*« and B«ta.
_.„y daily* new >
Cloth Oloaka.
American Cloth Cloak*.
Watei-proof Olo&ks.
iOB to a coot stack of ready-made yannent*,
to order Cloaks of ne treat oat, and ommo
It end pJeaee. I»ara* stock of GkOAKING
at wholesale or retaiL Ladle* canßolect theft
'xderofoe, eertaintohe aadwltk
__ *jie'trBataßt rarlety of aixaa
lat web eve erer offered. We confidently
.Inatlon and trial
Boys* bestfitting Salle.
Good class Jackals and Pants,
Hobby Sicks for Boys.
Salts made to order.
Aug style* Valencia*
spring styles Poll deCheyies.
Spring stoles of Poplins.
Summer Pop]ld*. .•
Splendid OifMtdlei.
Perotles. in tmtysrfety.
Kew stylet of Iftqueti
Spring Colours de taints.
SoringOoleureMotaJwj. -
Bew stylet of
.NDOW SHADES.
rt7lM **■
OK
?AHOT WINDOW SHADES. _
r up toorderlo iBUHtT
NEW DBBraNB OR EXTRA BIZS3
iHGS. oe othbb
PnBLiO kIMWUB. - '
, ft km on hand a Kr*e assortment;of
)b w?ase trlmm!soB. kxtbkbs. &>.,
>r wIU >eU to the tilde at 'iha lowest marie!
?ASO« VAH HABLINGIir. & AKBISOH,
Wow Street.
SKIK’S FOB 1865.
QEBATBBT UTTBHTIOITOF THB AOB IM
HOOP SKIRTS.
w. BKADUTS Hew Patent DUPLBXU'UP
w double) SPBIHGt BKXB.T.
STB- BHADLST * CAST i??»ne*nTORBK9
, BOLSPBOPBimOBSma
lAMBBBS ftad TO ftftd 81 BEADS Street** Sew
i IHYBNTIOHoomtsta of-®FSn5>m«H?L!r and
Start Bpkibos. lnrsnlonsly nBAIDBD tibotly ana
,T toother, BDOSt9.M>M..m«IB» l»e WOBHBBT.
FLEXIBLE. ELASTIO. >nd BOTtASM
They seldom beito or *b*ak.
is. And conaeqnsntls prasor»« itiolr Pnn|BOT aaa
•IFOi SBAPB TWICE »» tq»o as •*£.l and
WOSBBAFBL FLEXIBILITY And OOMFORTMO
,‘sM Ss&£?«£ata folded SJ tern
small place as saslly as a Bile o „ r .“ o ® < sV? r ? f tt a
T/AX»t P l «* e s?2;
COBY>nI«W of WEARTKO tM
Sphiho Skiet for a bibole bat wiu nsrsr a' Yt
VUllnflydlnpmss withthslr use. PorCmLBKBB.
ana 'fooHo Ladies they ais scfxeiob k> all
.
Jy the LIGHT BBT* XBOSt DHBIBaBLB* OOMjFOBTABLB
jokomioal Skirt evsrmada. .
■ salaß in all first glass Storks in tMs cltTs Stia
bon* tin ÜBIIBB States, HAT ABA b* Cuba,
South America, and ths West Ismies
’QUIBB FOB THB DtiPLSX 'LIrn.U
„ nnfVP.StL. .IiTOST, Wo. 6^B
.ECH WhoiS*l« and retail. ThorajitoompleU
lS®&sss«sg£Sg
rtE OLD BOUKBON WHISKY.
Fifty Cases tod Tweafr Barrels fcUBB OI»I>
123? WH, l g P r M&og. bh. raoam_
iCKB I BRICKS!! BRICKS !1!
r h ] h}^%E%ors ‘limrlrara**?sJj
>V “4 S* B, Call *
VOJ,. B.—NO. 182.
CURTAIN POOPS.
J. E. i AiUTM,
719 CHESTMT STREET,
X4A.CE CXJBTA.INB,
mMo-amfp
SPRING.
PIANO AND TABIiE COVERS,
V. 8. Bunting Flags and Curtain Goods
AT LESS THAN PRESENT GOLD B ATES.
Jnhll-fptf
JjJDWAKD P. KELLY,
618 CHESTNUT STREET,
A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OP
SPRING GOODS.
mhl-tf
jgOYS’ CLOTHING,
JA O RETS, PANTS, Aa . ,
COOPER & CONARD,
mhs-lm 8. A COBHBB HtHTTH 6 MABRST STS.
CARPETS ANP OIX-CCOTHS
•IS'm'PRICBS
manotaotobijto aid commission hbbohakts.
CARPETINGS,
JTHIt SUBSCRIBER,
HAVlka SUCOIBDBD
p. p. DDBOBQ & SON.
AT
teepectfnlly Informs his friends and customers that he
uu> for sale a lar» and yaried stoek of
BATCHES, JEWELRYj SILVEK; and
PLATE!) WABE.
Alao, eenstaatty on baud, a larse and wall-assorted
lock of
and MABOTBto.
HJT TiUSTKES,
rATOBia and awwar CABKFin.LT bbfaerbd.
aoIuP. nn-TU aad MAMOMPS BOUGHT. fol-im
F) TITB TRADE.—E. P. DUBOSE
& SOM will mntlan* the wholeealeHANIIFAg
fDKB of nWURT UID bnuMhosat 1038 OBBST
IVT stmt, moadstorr. M7-lm
DBTfiS Aim CHEMICALS.
WHOLESALE
Drag, Faint, and Glass Dealers,
Proprietor, of thePennßjlyanlaPalat'andColor Worta,
Unsurpassed for Whltenesn. Pine Gloss, Durability,
Tirmness, and Evenness of Surface.
PUBS LIBBBTT LEAD—Warranted to coyer more
surface for same urelfht than any other.
Selected sane, (round In Eeflnei Linseed Oil,uneqnaled
la quality, always tbs nm
Warranted to do more and better work at a gWen cost
than any othsr.
ROBERT SHOEMAKER & CO.,
W. E. Comer of FOURTH and EA.OE Street*,
PHILADELPHIA,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS.
'CHFOBTEBS ARD DBALBBB IH POBBIGH AXD
DOKBSTIO
WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS.
'sa ABCS Street
-IflN H. BTOKEB.
THIS BEST
HAircpAOTTmaBB oy .
KHITB lead aed ZIMO FAIHTS, POTTY. *O.
iOOPBB GOffABD,
NINTS and SUBSET.
JODS, of new
'T.
QAKDALE SEMINARY, x
AH ERGLIBH, CLASSICAL, ADD HOBMAL SCHOOL
(ttjvtriflty i
MASONIC HAXiX.,
OPFKBS
WDiDOV SHADES
OH KSWBSTDESIGNS AND OOX.OBB.
I. E. WALBAVBN,
NO. TIB CHESTNUT STREET.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
JOHN KELLY,
TAILORS,
HAVE HOW IK STOM
DOTS’ CLOTHING.
SPRING SACKS,
HOW READY.
OXIi CLOTHS, MATTINGS, &O.,
HO. 619 CHEBTHUT BTBSKT,
PHILADELPHIA,
WATCHES AND JEWEUZT.
lots ClieitttUt Street,
W. BUIiON,
mm of «m mm of lima ladomot a 00.
Manufacturers of
BBff WHITE LEAD, BIST ZISC,
FUSE MBEBTY LEAD,
TUT IT, Am) TOO Will. HAVE *0 OTHER 1
PURE LIBERTY ZINC,
PUBB ÜBEBTY ZINC.
GET THE BEST!
Store and Offioe-Ho. 13T North THTED Street,
PHILADELPHIA
jat7'Sm*
ABBRTB (OR THS OBI.RBSA.TBO
FRENCH ZINC FAINTS.
Dealer, and consumers supplied at
feU-te, VERY LOW PBICBB YOB CASH.
EDUCATIONAL.
V€Mt
TOUHG MEN AND BOYS,
PUGHTOWN, OHBSTEB CO., PENNA
The next term of this Institution willheein on HDB
DAY, April S, 186#. fHcnUrs, mmtatalnr wrtlcu'
late, address ISAAC W. QULDIEjA M.,
mh9-lra ' Principal.
WEST GROVE BOARDING SCHOOL,
H tor GIRLS, aiWBST QROVB STATION; F. lad
B Central Ballroad, Chester Coonty Pa.
The BUMMER. TBBH of Uda:inetUnflon wiU TOm
aeaca on SECOND- DAT. the letof FI PTH tfONT B
next, to continue 2D weeks. The Morse of instruetton
la extensive and thorough,, and la adaoMto aU aces.
Por elreolara, Ac., adJieea AHD ,
QroTfl, Pfc.
fe27-mtu2m
AILENTOWN, MILITARY .INBTI-
A TCTE—Chartered by tie State, with oemmodlotu
bnUAinga and superior educational Military advan
tage, 2K hears by railroad ,,^ or
elicuiaiß. address H. L HOMOBD.A M .PraiH,
feW-mthUt Allentown, Pa.
“VILLAGE GREEK SEMINARY.—
T. MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, four miles
from MEDIA, Pa. Thorough eonne in kathematlcs,
Claßrics, Natural Seieiieeß, sad Bmglish'i praaical lea
ses sin Ciyil Engineering Pa pits received at any time,
and of all ages, and enjoy the benefits of a home. Ba
rer* to John C. Cepp i Son, 33 Sonth Third street; Thos
J. Clayton. Bud , Firth and Prone streets'; 'sot,Sheriff
Kern, and others. Addre.ii Itev. J. HEBVEY.B AS
TON, A. M , TILLAGE OBEBN, Penna. not-Om
WOODLAND SEMINARY FOR
IT YOUNG LADIES, Non 9 and 10 WOODLAND
TIBKAOE, went Phflada. Key. HENRY REEVE*.
A. M., Principle- feM-3w«.
Q.OLD’BFATENTIMPRQVED STEAM
WATER-HUE ATIN O APPARATUS
JOB WABMINQ AND VENTILATING PUBLIC
BUILDINGS and BBIVATB bbsidenoes,
xaKOTAotcrkd bt ibz
xjkion »mif asb wim-HMxme
COMPANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA.
JAMES'-J?* WOOD & CO.,
' 11 South PODKTH BTBEBT.
B. M. FELTWELL, Sop’t.
jad-dm-Qi
WFEEBLED AND DELICATE CON
AJ STITUTIONR, of both sexes. msHBLMBOHD *
EXTRACT BUOHU. It Will gire brisk and «a»r*etl*
fesllngg and enable yon to sloop wall,.
rnuNcuL.
ms.
SJbIV HUNT -THIRTY. 1,0 AJN.
By authority ot the Secretary of the Treasury, Hu
underslmed has assumed the General Subscription
Aceney foi the sale of United States teeaauryHotes
be arm* aeVan and thne-tenths por sent Internist por
annum, known a* tht
'• ■ .- •; -, . : ■• /'P . •
SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.
Tk.M Hotss sro Issued under dste of Au*n»tl®, I*L
and an payable three years from thattime, ineur
rtney, or are sonrertihle at the option of this bolder Into
U. S. MO SIX PER CENT. . ; f ,,
" • • . A"' '
GOLD-BEARING) BONDS.
nan Bondi an nowworth a premium of nin. per:
mbL. Including cold interest from Hoyembcr, Whloh
makes the actual profit «n tho T-30 Loan. at current
rates, Including interest, about ton pa pent, por jm-'
matt, beeldoe lti eeemptionfrom Sate and municipal
taxation. which adds from one to three per aent. more,
according to the rate levied on otherproperty. The
Interest Is payable semi- annually by soupon* attached
to each note, whlehmaybe cut offend soldto any bank
or hanker.
The Interest amount! to
One cent per day on a ISO note.
Two cents per day on a WOO note. .
. TenMUtsperdsyonalSOOnote.
" Twenty cents per day on a $l,OOO nolo.
" Oae DoQu pn dA7 oa a .^lOODnota*
Xotoc of all the deßoMnations named win l>e prompt
ly of Thiiu
* THE ONIiT XiO AJST B* MARKET
now offend by tho Gorernment. and it ls sonidently
expected that lti superior adyentageswiU make It the
OBEAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Less than $*0,000,000 remaln unsold. whleh wUI pro
bably be disposed ofwithin the next slxtyorninety
days, whan the notes wIU undoubtedly command'a'
premium, as has uniformly been the ease on closing the
subscription* of other Loans. '' -1
In order that sltlMns of eywry town and section of tho ;
country may be afforded faculties for taking the Loan, j
tha National Banks, State Banks, and Prlxate Bankers;
throughout the eountry haye generally agreed to. n
celye subscriptions 'atpairi' Subscribers will selost their
own scents,'lu whomi they haye eontdenie, and who
only are to be responsible for the dellyery of the notes
forwidththeyneelyeorders; ’ ; » ! -i '•
JAY COOKE.,
BUBSOEimOH AGBHT.
HA 114 SOUTH THIRD BTREET,
PHIDADBDPHU.
QHARLES HALLO WELL,
STOCK BROKER,
- . ..
N«. SB SOUTH THIRD STREET.
(Boom Mo. 1.)
GOVERHMEHT, STATS, AND OTHER LOANHAND
(STOCKS BOUGHT AHD-SOLD OH
COMMISSIOH.
V. 8. ?*3O NOTES FURSISEKD AT FAB.
SPECIAL ATTSHTIOH OIYEH TO
OIL STOCKS.
mhll-Im*fp
5-20.
7.30.
a.i>a.m;s. & LEVIS,
Ho. SOS CHESTNUT STREET,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
All kinds of
GOVEBHHEHT SECURITIES AHD STOCKS BOUGHT,
SOLD. AHD NEGOTIATED.
GOLD AJHB SILVBE BOUGHT AHD SOLD.
BpeclsJ. uttentlon given to Pit STOCKS.
IDWABD RQBIHB. ' SOKACB B. BKAB3OK.
£DW. ROBINS & CO*,,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE.
BROKERS,
So. « SOUTH IHOUr STBEBT,
PHXLAIJiP-HU...
Am.IOKBB.bF . .
BAKE NOTJB, GOLD, SII.VBB. STOCKS, BOHDS,
AMD GOVBSNMBMT SECtTBITIBB,
BOUGHT AMD SOLD.
Colleetloni mode ob all parts of tbe country. • . ■
Deposit. received, subject to Olght draft, and jatwwt
allowed. ■ fe2B-3m
gECOND
NATIONAL BANK,
OF PITTBBTJRG, PENNSYLVANIA,
fLATB IKON CITY TKDST COMPANY.)
;1 CAPITAL. ®300;bq0...
BANKEBS* AND MERCHANTS’ COLLECTIONS
promptly attended toon the most favoiableternu.
B; WARNER, PresMcmL
JOHN B. PATTBBSON, Cashier. ■ fell-3m
CHARLES RXORT. ALBA. BBHSOK, JB.
OHARLES EMORY & 00.,
stock and exchange brokers,
3 '. ’ ' ■*
Not 15 South Third street,
PHILADELPHIA
AH kinds of nncnrrent fnnda and Gold and : Silver
bought and sold, and Collections made.
Particular attention glyento thepnrehase and sal. of
Government,State, and other'Stocks and Loans on com- -
mission. • noM-gm
JJ B. LEECH & COMPANY,
BANKERS AND STOCK BROKERS,
Mb. 14 FABQDHAB BUILD Ilf GS,
(WALNUT ST.. BELOW THIEDL
PZtLAPBLmOA
Gold, Goyerament Bonds, Oil and Hiseollaneons
jtoeki, bonght and sold on Commission Board of
Brokers. Dealers in Yorelgn Exchange. Letters of sm
ilt issued on London. Pails. Antwerp, Me. jal93m
gPEOIAL ATTENTION PAID T 0
tbs purchase and sale of
oil st p : -CJ aacs.
SMITH, RANDOLPH «Sfc CO,
le S rathTHIKD Street. feg-lm
fJEORGE a. WARDER, '
VA STOCK BBOK SB. ■
No. itISX WALNUT BTKBBT.,
Stocks and Loans negotiated. Subscriptions received
for the new United States 7-30 Loan In stuns of *5O and
upwards. * mhl- w fml3t*
WILLIAM H. WAYNE,. . ...
II Late Discount Clerk Bank of North America,
STOCK and BILL BBOKEE," No. 16 BANK Street,
Loans, Stocks, 3tc., purchased and sold at the Phila
delphio Stock Board. Money_procured on collateral*.
Promissory notes negotiated, aw., ac. mns-lm
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFIOB
X 09 THE COMPTROLLER Of TBS CUBEBMOT*
WASKnraTOir, January 25,1855
Whereas, By satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned, It hat been, made to appear THE
SJATIOSAL EXCHANGE BASE Of pfiMapm,
m the city of Philadelphia, in the county of Philadel
phia, and State of Pennsylvania, has bent duly oria?
oizod under and according to the requirements or the
Act of Congress entitled ** An act to provide a Rational
Currency, secured by a pledge of United States bonds;
end to provide for the circulation and redemption
thereof* 11 approved Junes, 1805, and has complied with
*ll the provisions of said act required to be complied
with before commencing the business of: banking under
*ald Act-
Row, therefore, I, HUGH MoCULLOCH, Comp
troller of the Currency, do hereby certify that THE
SATIOHAL EXCHANGE BAkK OF FHILAIHHiPHIA,
Inthe city of Philadelphia, in the county of Philadel
phia, and State of Pennsylvania, is authorised to com
mence the business oPbanking under the act aforesaid.
w.W •cwTOPtroUerni tbcOurrcflCT.
CfBTAH GOODS. &.C.
1026 CHESTNUT STREET. 1026.
O. M. STOUT & OOi
BBOCATEIiLE LAGS AND NOTTINGHAM
CtJETAINB,
KANO, TABLE, AND FURNITURE
COVERINGS,
WINDOW SHADES, See.
1096 OHKSXHOX WEB BEX.
ftKt-fmwto
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS.
fjijHß BHXRT MAHWAGTORY.
irUA *h«ri»«Jw* *st«l*l*Tla Uwlx tamw. Alto.
* >M OBHTLHfKK’B WHS.
J: W. SOOTT <* 00.,
eimnoi’s fttesishiho btoml
gl4 g HgBT jr DT gT jg3,
M 4t<<»r» t*l9W ttutyKtUtntal.
I’HII.ADKI.PHI A. MONDAY,- MAIiOll 13, 1865.
10-40.
DBAIiSBS IM
r£o THX PEOPp*.
MOWKBADT,
A WORK BJ DK. TOM HOSOHKISKBB.
of Mo. 1037 WALHOTBttooIX
: mreiTun. r ' .
A BOOK FOB THB FBOFLB,
- Oatbe followlni Dlaouea:
STBIBP BAIToiSBASBS.
- THRO AT BISE ABBB ORNKRAI.,
OUBtOTMBH’S ABD PDBLIO BPBAKBBS'SOKB
jtv THROAT*
®*BI£SASEB 0F THB AIK, PASSAGES, ,
• , (Lufßittls Bronchitis,)_
ASTfiKAAB»aATAREH. jwmlr -
Wto book to to be bad of W. 8. *A. ABrrBB. *o.
003 CHESTHUt Street, and at all BookMller*’. Pri». ■
One Dollar. * :
-The author. Hr. YOST HO&OHZXBKBB* *aul»j(on
-tfulted ob aU IheNßtUdlMtft&d all IfBftYOQS 4IMO*
TIOBB, irhieh ho treats the aumt lueeew.,., ■
Office, 10»TWALflffTStreet, 3aM-3»
NOTICES*
ra*> TWEIFTH WABH,- BUBSCRIP
wZS? TIOKfi totfce Bduntr Fjind can be GBO.
M. BROWDER’B Drug Store, South went comer FOU aril
uIROBIE. By owm ortl»« Coamlttge. _ ~ •
- • ; - CHAB. M. WAGREE,Preßldeii|.
Thos H. Cokkelilm Secretary. . 1 mnlQ»gt
I5S»' THE TWESfIEfH WABB PAYS
W*. _ THE HIGHEST BOtmTT!
m cash“<Tf~aht~ot¥bB wabd. .
apply to D: P. TEMPLETON, Proyoct Marshal’*
office, corner of Thirteenth and Brandywine streets;
-Lieutenant STOKES, at -eonthweet corner of Seventh
and SHrard arcane; JOHN M KILET, Troaaarer. Ko.
427 Cheeamt sweet. ortb« President* WM 8 HiLL.
Fripfciitt street, aftore Jefferson, mnS-Pt
flSS*> SIXTH WAB».-VOMmTKERB
S 3? and nil interested will please take notice ikht
ve ere now prepared and determined to furnish nil the
men the Government requires of us.-aud that we wUI
now pa'® the City Bounty in cseh, andin addition to
that, Ofiß HUNDRED dollars ward bounti.
By order of the Bounty Committee, ' mhB-l(H
OFFICE OF THE CUT B0l!WTt«
15®? * FUND COMMISSION, COMMONWEALTH
BUILDING; ©l3-CHJSSTISDT;
Philadelphia, March d, 180&
Notice i* herebyiiven that the Commission for the
payment of the City Bounty are now prepare? to teodlve
andadjust the el aims of bu new recruit# under the pro
Tisions-of existing Ordinances. , • *'
Voluateeie for One Year wnireesivea Warrant for
•{•,« *FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS.-
Volunteers for Two Tears will receive a Warrant foi
PIVB. HUNDRED DOLLARS. \t.
Volunteers for Three Years wUi twelve a Warrant foi
SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS. -» v-
They are also prepared to receive appUcations- from,
and to award to, all citizens whoehall be.drafted for one
yearVeervice, and shaUthereapon'bedulyac&epfced foi
military duty. or ehall furnish substitutes, certificate*
for warrants for the sum of ' \
POUR HUNDRED DOLLARS. ,
mh7-d&Wtf • ~ - - ' ■ >
a OFFICE OF *»MIX«0 ; olli‘ CO#.
B® PAMY" (Room Wo 2». No. SaiWAMprst.
PHHiABBLPHIA.‘fIforohO, 1855.
The Board of Directors of this COMPANY have this
dMrdedafedthSrSird dividend of TWO PERCENT,.
beinrTWENTI CENTS PER SHARE out of the set
&araingB*of the Company* free of State taxesi paVable
on ardafter.the 20th inst., at their new office* No! 11l
W-ALNUT Street. . - ' - A .... ■ -/L:. --
x Boohs for transfer will dose on thel4th, at their pre
sent office, and openon the 22st Instant at their new
olee QaO.OA»I»
mh7l2t , - • . . , . Secretary,
fesr* vnncE or the lehigh coai
EW'AND MAyIGATIOM COMPANY, . i
, v i .y ’■ - Phiiadblpbu, Msieh&h, 18M. •
VAt’*Staled Meeting of the Board of Managers of the i
LehlghCoaland HaTUatlon Company, held on the Bth !
annonneed to the Board Ihe death, on j
the SAth ult , of SBSKISK HAZARD, Bs*i, Senior;
Manager of the Company* wber«n.pon It .was on motion f
Besolved, That although wo hara so frequently. been j
called upon of l&ie years tomoara the loss of friends as
sociated with ns Jnthe management of this 'Company, I
amorethaa ordinary gloom la oast oyer us onthu oa- j
easlon, hy the dealhofone whomight justly havsheea *
styled; the' surviving patriarch of the Lettish Goal cuuff
that to BR6KINE HAZ ARD and j
JOBIAH WRITE was Pemnaylyaila'lndeMed for th«‘
hret railroad in the State. Or *rtth a trlfllna exeepttoa,
in the United States, as well ae for the early deyelop- 1
ment of the vis't resources of the Lehigh valley in Coal;
andiron, i
They were this j
TotJecareol ite interests Mr. HAZARD devoted the
tHBt pact of Ida life, and all the resources of a compre
hensive, educated; and ever active mind.
Whilst ve honored him for hie past achievements*
we Taluad hlm bo lest for the constant kindness of Ms
heart, hi* social qualities, and an equanimity of temper
which ncthlnacouid disturb. .
Mesolved. That a copy of these resolutions hetmns*
mitted to the famtiyrof our late felioir-memhar, wltn
the expression of the sympathy of the Board ia their
loss.- ..■:'}■■■ F. MlTCHßlili,
jnhlOSt Secret.ry.
OFFICE OF THE FUCTOS COAE
Ko_4o7 LtBBABY Street .
£ PHILADELPHIA, March 5, |S».
At a meeting of the stoakhoidere of the FOL fOB COAL•
COHFABY, SeHthls day, the * following resolution*
W J2e*o Iml? That tbs act of Assembly approved tie 14th
day of February* A. B. 1856, authorizing »n Increase in
the Capital Stock of the Company, be and the same
•hereby is accepted* and that notice of.such acceptance
be giveh: to the Governor of the Commonwealth &y the
president and secretary of the Company. .
Resolved, That Twelve Thousand Shares of the adii
tional Capital Stock anthoiized to ha created and ls»ned
by said act ofkssembly, be distributed at par (Five .
Dollars per Share) among such of the stockbeldets
Those names a hall, be registered on tbe books of the
Company <Ms the 15th day of Mareh.AD 1855, as Shall
on 01 before that day, at S o'clock F. M., agree In wri
. to be made by the rOirectorson the.loih.day.of March,
a D, 1866, and payment for the same to m made, ta.
cash, on the 20tn day of'March, 1866. And vhould de
fault in subb payment be made by any stockholder, the
shares allotted * to. such defaulting stockholder' may.be
forfeited by the directors* and sold by them for account
of the Company, at such price at or above par as they
B ?^*BwSi? r *Sat notice of the proceeding" of this nkeat
ing be given to the stockholders, as far as may be prac
ticable, by circulars, and' also br pnbUcatioa in two
daily newspapers of, ttie city pf Philadelphia.
And at annealing of\the i)fe^« J^iha^fsompanyJl
button of the additional shares of the stock of the Com ■
peny among the stockholders, the traMfortook* shall
pe closed on the 15th inst., at Bo* eloek F. S£, and
main closedrnnttt the 31st inst, at 10o_ clock A. M.
In accordance with the above resolutions, subscrip
tions will now be received at the office of the Company
from the stockholders, for their woportlonof thesfcpck
to be distributed. T.TBAhBY, president.
P. C. Hollis, Secretary and Treasurer. 3*nS-7t
rs** CITT eOMSOSSIONEBS’ OFFICE,
Pas? Philadelphia, March 2.1865.
HOTICB TO PBOPEIETOKB OF HOTELS, JSBSTAtT
BABTS, and others enraged in or desirous of telling
SplrHuons, Vinous, or Halt LlquoTß hy lass measure
will ait. to hear aonlic&nlii for
License stthelrOffice, HOIIBTATK-HOTBE BOWfuj.
stairs), for the several Wards, on the following days,
between the )ioti»"of tan andthwe o’clock: .
< Pint and .Twenty-sixth Ward s—On Monday* 6fen of
M tecond and Third Tuesday, 7th of March,
Fourth and Fifth Wards—On Wednesday* Bth of
M sx£ai and Seventh Wards—On Thursday, 9th of
. VqvoX, “■
Bit hth and Hlmth Wards—On Friday, Mth of March;
. Tenth and Eleventh Waida —On Monday, 13th of
M fweifth and Thirteenth Wards—On Tuesday, 14th of
fourteenth andFlfteenth Warda-Oa Wednesday, ISth
Sixteenth and Seventeenth 'Wards—On Thursday, 16th
° f ß?ghteenth and Nineteenth Wards—On Friday, l?th
of March, : _ ,•
Twentieth and Twenty-first Wards—On Monday, SOth
°*Twenty-*econd and Twenty third Wards—On Tiler
■day. SUt of March; ■ :
Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth Wards—On WedneS'
day, 234 of March.
KS> PITTSBURG, FORT WATSK, M(D
WZ& CHICAGO BAH. WAT COMP AMT. OFPIOB OP
THE SECBBTABY, Pittsbdbh, Fa , Feb. 14, 1885. -
Tbe amm! meeußf of thefitock »na Boa&hol&eis of
thisOompuy* forthe EleoUoa of Dlrectowaad such
other business as may corns hefore It, wUI be held at
the Office of said CompanT.ln the city of PITTSBUJKO,
on tte THIBD-WBDSHSBAX (16th) of HAKCH, Ah,
1885. at 18 o’clock A. M ~
Too Stook andßond Transfer Books of the Company,
at their office in the city of Ptttebnrg, and at the Trane
for Agency in the city of Hew York, trill be closed on
the let day of March, at 2 P M , and remain cloud
until the 11th day of March thereafter. ,
• feW-tinhia / W. H. BABKBB, Sosretary.
fs» epncE sraism on cokpant,
las' Ho. 10 MERCHANTS’ BXOHAMGB, Phila
delphia, March3,lB6s. ... . __ • „. ~,
The annual meeting of the Stockholders wiU be held
on THURBDAX, theieth lnet ,at l o’cloekP. M. _
m h4-)lt W. 0. S7IL88; Jf. , Beeretary.
THE F£RNSTXTAIIU MBE IS*
l=» StTKA»OIS COMPANY. ■ MARCH 6lS3fi.
Th.fi Director* have this Say declared a-Divideiid of
S£Y£N DOLLARS AND YIfTY CENTS per Share ou
the Stock of the Company for the last Ox month* which
vill he paid to the Stockholders, or their legal repre*
eentatiyea, afterthelfithlast, „ •• _ ' .' -
ipVt7.ftfe - Wii. G. CROWELL. Secretary.
P4KH OHi COMPANY,
W OFPICR aac WAtNUT street, Philadelphia;
SECOND STOBYOFEONT ROOM.
MB- Circular* can he procured upon applioattoff at
he oflee . mhB>.lm
IJHE AMERICAN CAR COMPANY,
THIRTY.YTRBT MO LODOBI STRUTS,
WEST PHIL A DELPHI A,
fiAW BUILDERS, IKON FOUNDERS, AND
MACHINISTS.
HOTICI IS HIBBBY GIVEN that this Company Is
now prepared to recelveordera for buUdin*
ALL KINDS OP GARS.
The chops of the Company feeing, supplied with the
latest and most improved labor' saying machinery, wiU
en*fele it to execute all orders wlth-great despatch, and
in the yery best manner. ' \ w J.
••DOWSE® fc“as° -’MI^MOHDES^^te
Anti Friction Self. Lnhrtea tics CAB JOUHNAL BOXES,
and MB. THOMAS H. JENKINS' Patented Process for
HaBDBNING OAST IBOM. All thou PaUnte the Com
pany Intend nsing for and on all the Cars bailt in their
Works—thereby ireatly adding,to the ntlllt, and dnra
bility ofthe work performed. „ , . ..
> In addition to the abore, the Company is prepared to
exeente orders for
STATIOHABY AMD FOBTABLB ENGINES*
_MIHIHG AND PDMPIHG.ENGINES,
BLOWING BHGIHBS FOB POBB ACBB and JOBGBS.
Inclmdin g all kinds of work connected With a
GENERAL MACHINERY BUSINESS.
A 1 so, all kinds of bon and Bros* Outings and Bmlthsf
work executed In the very beat manner, both aa regards
design, material and workmanship. • ■
Drawings and estimates made .at the. Works free or
dl " ,e * ' D. H. DOTTERBR.
SHPSBIHTBHDBHT.
THE AMERICAN OAR GO
CAPITAL, *llOO,OOO, IH.SHABKS Of **loo EACH.
A limited nnmber of Shares 1 in .this Extensive Mcnn
fsctnrlng Company—whleh womlaas tod* largely re
munerative—lor sale at the office of the Company.
A AMOS W, BAKKETF, Secretary.
mhl'Wfgmlm ~ .
g H. SLEEPER & CO.,
SU MINOR STREET,
MANUFAOTDREES, AGENTS, AND WHOLE
SALE DEALERS IN ‘ ,!
FLIRT ASP GREEK GLASSWARE,
Hare now In store a fall assortment of the shove goods,
ehlch we offer at the lowest market rates.
Being sole agents for the SALIM GBBBN CLASS
: WOBKS, we are prepared to make andwork private
moulds to order. ,
POBTEB. HIHBBAL, and WIHB BOTTLE, of *
tnperlor eolor and finish. v?
Also, LAMP CHIMNEYS, APOTHECARIES’ SHOP
mBHITHBB, SHOW BOTTLES, BYBINGBB, HOMCB
OPATHIG VIALS, and Drngglsts’ Glassware generally.
T. A BYAMB & CO.’S FITTBBHBB GLASS VIALS
constantly on hand at fhotory prices. fell-3m
UPWARDS OP THIRTY THOUSAND j
G eertUeatee and recomiundstcry letters have been;
received, attestlng tha merits of HELM BOLD'B GB
HDIHB PBBPABATIOHA many, of whloh are froiA
the hlehest sonroes, tcolnding eminent statesmen, dor- 1
gym«n, *9v»H»r», r BtstefsMU. Sc,:
CBpectal Correspondence of The Press. 1
Deserters who came into the Army of the James i
.yesterday,report, bat on. no better authority than j
rnmor, however, that the rebel rams are ’ shortly to!
make another dash down the river. The, damages!
'tbey.snstained in thhlr last sally have 'all been re-j
paired.' ThO report seems probable for tiro reasons, i
In the first place, the 'continuous rains of the past j
'fortnight bavdWoHen the .Tames to an hnpreoe-i
! dentedhelghtljjutd it.is now navigable In places >
where heretofore many a vessel would ground. It i
wlll be recolleoted that the eauseof ihejailnreor {
last naval lortißdf the enemy wannot the vulnerabl- j
llty of their armor-plating, nor any dread of our bat-:
Meries omland or Water; hut,solely the clrcumstanoe |
-or gettlngaground in shoal'water. The James!
river, it lathonght, Is hlgher-tO.djty thah.lt was oil
■ that occasion, and .it the rams' hesitate to dome >
forth a. second-time, If will only '-bs : beoauso'they;
, dread, an enconnter with our lron-.olad .fleet. But ]
again, if is to be remembered, that this is-most |
' likely ttie list dttanoe.they, tfili' Save, to .grin did- 1
;tlnotiun. Wheiuourfleet'movesttpthdrlver.inoo- j
,operatlon’with tie army,tho.rams,will bo ‘'bagged’’ I
ss Inevltabiy as'they wore at Charleston,! and It
will be more herble and hUtorfoally.pomantlc.for
their oaptajos to Invite an adverso fortdne, when a
" pTosjieot of’bvadliig it no longer exists.
t'■ ' ' etei-navißW on tkoopb. n
TBeSd-fld ~of the Sth Com" Gen; Crawford,
uiA l iMvIsIOB - jrpBj in—
Commandlng,-wa|f reviewed day before yesterday,
linie various evolutions were executed with the pre
cision that only veterans can display, and the -line
presented as fine £a appearance as could be.wlshed.
The muddy condition of the ground, however, was
unfavorable for wch an occasion,; Gens; Meade,
. Warren,and Crawford, and other prominent officers,
' Were- present, and expressed themselves pleased
with'theresplt. 3’v- .■
At the instance Jif’ a gentleman of New York, who
Tins devote'dmubh&ttentlon to' the subject ot sword
• excfclse.lt lsiri cimlempl&tlon to hold a grand na
tional sword ■tournament at the headquar
ters ofthis afimy at' an early day, for
the purpose off deciding - who is the best
, swordsman-In thejamles of the United States, One
competitor - from #aoh military department will
be to-sttod, A pnrse of *1,009 is now
being raised for the purpose of bestowing prises on
the winning partita. The first, premium for the
champion; sword Man will be' a sword worth *250.
The second will bea purse of *3OO, and the third a
pnrle.&f *2OO. Thofaffair promises to be very inter
esting.'' " • ’
The prospect of a&novement of the amyls further
delayed by the Ainv'Wbloh reH In torrents all
yesterday, and Is Etui falling thismorning.
>" - SHEKMAN’S MARCH. •"
A BCOPT’B BTOBY—4hBBMAN OOOPrYINO CHEBAW,
Si O.—AH ADVAHffiS INTO NOBTH OARODINA COM- -
MBNOED OS lira IST MABdHaBHB* ■
BAILY . j
WABHiKaTOK. MarAll.—A letterfited Wilminston,;
March 6;lt, wav’received here to day, tn which' it la,
stated, in positive terfcsv th*ta-:sconf fromShermaa’s
array had reached General Tarry’s lnadqaarte;s, who :
left oar lories ip occupation of Gheraw, Booth Carolina, :
the terminus .of the Cheraw and Darlington Bailroad,
andbutvery few miles from North Carolina. J
Nothing hot cnvairT Skirmishes had taken place. 'The
army had rested for some dais, and had found yery fair
aobaiatence along the.JWte, The, jidyance,into North
Carolir arras a certainty, this’ letter adds, by the drat 1 ?
of Starch. 'V*
The scoot started fofc.Hewhem, hut learning of-the i
occupation ,of Wilmihiton, reached that plaoa mnch
sooner. The aoorce df thie lhtellfgdnce’ieperfectlycnr
rect. ■
SPEECH OP SBNEEAD WABHBPHNB—BATAI, PIOHT
■ , . BETWEEN P. 8. EEBIMBNTB.
■ Memphis, March 9 jrla Cairo, March 11.—A grand
banquet eras given by the Union men of this city to
Sen. Washbnrne, last night, at which he made a speech
deprecating military law, and expressing a hope that
-civilgovernnient would be speedily restored In the State
Be also expressed much chanty for the Sontheftrpeo
pie, promising to receive thew klndly when they come
In theprifper apirif. He’ dold'tha -Mcmphis merchants
■that the Interests of their city wew, to a certain
antagonistic to the Interests of. the Govern ment: bat he’
weald is liberal In.- regard to legitimate and honest
trades in evsiy thing. Also they would find him their
inexorable foot--": '"I ' '■ " ; ;: v
A fight occurred at Port Pickering, night before last,
, between the Sd United States Colored Artillery and a
. death-of Bavcral ns sroea
aSl'one white Soliier.ThollfhVirewont ofa'dlsagree
' ment aboufratlons. -Bothof the’regimentabeloagedto
the garrison of the fort. , .■■■.!
.GeneralDanaleltloryicksbnrgyesterday. .
JOHN GIVEN,
PHILIP H4MILTOM,
THOMAS DICKSON,
City Commissioners.
-MONDAY, MARCH 13, 18615.
uiuirrs abmt.
-ft B. Sclrool.—
~. t City Point, Va., Mar0h.9,1865.
ANOTHBE bash by tee bbbbi. bams.
MEMPHIS.
'.. CASABA.I _ .
THE 1 ‘OONFEDBBATION » ADOPTED.
Qobbbo, March Canadian' Parliament, at 4
o'clock this morning, took'a vote and adopted the con
confederation scheme —yeas 91, nays S 3.
The Amendatory enrolment Act.
The amendatory enrolment act.hasjast been officially
promulgated. It provides that where any revised en
rolment in any Congressional or draft district has been
obtained or made priorio any actual drawing of names
from tne enrolment list*, the quota-ma? be adjusted
and apportioned to snob revised enrolment, instead of
being applied to or baaed upon the enrolment as it may
have stood before the revision. Hereafter all parsons
mustered into military or naval service shall be credited
to the State and to the ward, township, precinct, or
other enrolment tab* district where such persons be
longed by actual residence; theprovosfcmarahal fcoglva
seen instructions as fehall be necessary for the faithful
enforcement of this pEorision, to the end that a fair
and just credit shall be given to every section of the
country; provided, that In any call for troops here*
after, credits shall not be given except for men
actually furnished on that or on the prece
ding call* and mustered into the military or
naval service. In computing Quotas hereafter, cre
dits shall he given for all men furnished by them re*
sp etiveiv, and not heretofore credited dqrlagtne pro
sent rebellion, for any period of service ofnoflats than
three months, calculating the number o? toys for which
such service was famished, and reducing the samps to
years : provided that such credits shall not be applied
to the call fef additional troops made by ihe President
on the 2lst of December, 1884. Persons who have been
or may hereafter be drafted under the provisions of the
several acts to which this is an amendment. for the
term oi one year, and' who aere ’actually famished or
mar actually fomlah acceptable BUb.t! tales not liable
to dialt for the term of -three years, shall be exempt
from military dnt, durilgtha time for wbinh such sab
siltnla shall not be liable to draft,, not exeeedinctlu
time for which »ach substitute shall hare bean mus
terea-lntotbeseryloe. ~ ' - ; - ' . -
dn, reoiultiug agent, substitute broker, or .other
person, who for pay or profit shall enlist, or cause to be
enUated, aa a, volunteer or substitute, any insane par
son, or convict, or person under indictment for a felony,
or.who Is bald to ball to answer for a felony, or a person
in a condition of intoxication, or a deserter- from tne
military or naval service, or any minor between the
age of sixteen and eighteen years,' without tne consent
01 bis parents or guardian, or under the die of sixteen
yean, knowlng-htm in either case, before mentioned to
be snob, otwbo shall: defrand or-literally .depriye any
volunteerorsubstltmteof aeyportlouof tbe State, local,
and -United States bounty to which So may be entitled,
ehalli. nponeonvieuon-in any eoxurt of-competent lurlai
diction, be fined not exceeding *1,p00,: nor less than
#&0, or imprisoned for a term not exceeding two ireus,
end not less than three, months, or both, in -tbe disere*
tlonof tbe court aforesaid, ' ' .
any officer who shall muster Into the. military or
naval service, of the United States any deserter from the
said service, or insane person, or person ima. condition
of intoxication; or any minor between the ages of six
teen and eighteen years, .without the consent of his pa
rents or guardian: or any minor- under -the age. of six *
teen years,-knowing him to bo sachktshaH, upon eon'
yietion by v»7 court martial, ttr diehtoorably dis-
« SbsU.meis'krnlsbed to take
the place of an enrolled or dr*ftedm»n.
tooksubititutt was, at .tbs time of
meut, knownbythe party furniahin g him to be non
compos mentis ;-or in cosdition of intoxication* or
under conviction or indictment for any offence of'the
grade of felony at the'common law; or to have been
Suilty of previous act o! desertion, unsatisfied by par*
on or punishment; or by reatou of any exiting in
firmity or ailment, physically incapable of performing
the ordinary duties of a soldier in'actual'serviceia the
rank s; or minor between the age of sixteen or eighteen,'
wit hour the consent of hi* parent or guardian: or a mi*
Sunder the age ofaixteen years. it-shall be the duty
of the Provost Marshal General, on advice of the fact,
to report thesame to the provoit marshal of the pro*
per-«istrict,vand if such person, so enlisted and Jm
capable, tkall have been, since the; passage of this
&et, mustered into the service as a substitute for
a-Jperspn r ,li&bie : to draft and not actnally-drafted,
BSTbiuhe of 1 the person so liable who famished
BnSk’ftnbstittttec shaft be again placed on the list,-and
rtltSti. M enlisted had incapable aa aforesafd, shall
bavebeen since tha pauege of this act mostered lnto
the suvlce as a anbeututs far a person actually drafted,
then it shall he the dnty of, the Provost Marshal Gene*
provost marshal of the diatriot.tb’lDdoie
diately notify the parson whofaralchedsuch substitute,
thatheis held to servlcein place of enoh-sußetltutei.
and he shall stand In the same.relation-and be subject
to the same liability aa before furnishing of such sub
-8 teease any substitute shall desert from the’army,
and it shall appear by evidencs satisfactory to the Bee.
retary of War that tlia party-furnishing; such sabstituta
shall have in an y •' way,’ dire ctiy or indirectly,-elded cr
abetted such desertion, or beenprivy to any Intention
on the-pait of such substitute to desert,; such-person
shall he .immediately placed in the. army, and thall
lh fn additioiUo the other lawful pei aUies :of the crime
of desertion from the military or naval,service, all.per
sons who have deserted the mliltarjr or rung service of
the United States who shall not return to the said Mr
vlce, or report themselves to a provost rnarshm within
sixty days after the proclsmatton hareltaftor meu
tioDBd« sh*ll b« deemed and, take a to have voluntarily
relinquished and rights of cltlzshship
and their lights to become citiaena . and such deserters
shall be forever Incapable of holding any office of toast
or profit under the United States, or of **® £*£
rights of citizens thereof rand all persons who shall
hereafter desert tbe, military or n *y*X_w BM J&s{
and ail perrons who. being, duly enrolled, shau
depart tne jurisdietion of i: the district in Which
he Is enrolled*‘or-= go beyond' the limits of the
United Mates with intent to avoid any nrajt iafothe
military or naval service, duly ordered. liable
to tbe penalties of this eectioiu and the Resident U
hereby authorised and required forthwith on the p»s-
Bage oftbisnctV tolssne hU proclamation setting forth
the provisions of this section; in which, proclamation
the President is requested to notify aU tossrtws, re
turning within sixty days as; aforesaid* that they shall
be pardoned on condition?*! returning** V*® I *™*}.
mente to such other owattiiationhai
they may be assigned. to*uutii .they abaU. have served
for a peiicd of time equal to-,their original term of en*
law providing for recruiting In rebellious Stafcss
fox the benefit Any par*
somor persons enroUed In, aM sub-district may. after
notice'of a draft, and before thesame sbaU bsVeUken
dace; came/to toto
United States tuch number,of? recruite not aaiyect to
diaft as tbej may deem expedient,'which recruits sn.au
ettod to theHßredit of the persons thus causing s them to
be mustered shsJi be tskenvas eubsrttutesgtor
such persons or soimany.of
lb© extent of the number of such recruits,.and in |he
order desfinated by the priuripaU at the time such re
cruits as ton* aforesaid are mu»tered in, .
The BecrBtiir.oYWMiBhereby;aatTorWd _te detal
one or more otthe employees of tie Iff Mr Department
for lie purpose of administering tie oath* required by
law Inthe settlement of offleers' soeouptsfor clothing,
camp and garrison equipage, quarwrmajter r stows
and ordnance* wh eh. oaths shall be administered with
out expense to the patties tails g them,
bidding npoh'tbe persons tabic* the same, and. If false
ly talenebail ehhjdct them to the pamepenalLes aali
the same were administered by a magiatrate or a jus
tice of the peaee. Acting 1 assistant enrgeoaß, contract
surgeons, and surgeons and ecmmtesioners on the
Tolling hoards»"Whiletn the serrteo ol the United etatei,
Shidt herefifterlJe exempt frsni-all liability to he toft
ed nnderthe pronlelobe of any act for, enrolling and
therein 1# to ope-,
rate to poitpone the pending draft,. or interfere with the
quotas assigned thewfoT*' ,
PETKOIJEUM ‘HEWS.
THE O AKBBON.
The excitement Instooks continues. During last
week the discovery of a well flowing two hundred
barrels created a great excitement in the Cameron
’Petroleum Com piny. Over twenty thousand shares
were subscribed. There is abatement from relia
ble authority that the booksof this oompauy wilt
close in a few days.' The directors' have entered
upon the work of developing their property, and
already over thirty wells are going down in the.
Hoover and.-Stewart firms. The indications are
that the,Cameron will be one of the beet companies
In the market. ■■ « !h-i - t » . ;
f- StirPEBV 'BOOK.
The Pittsburg Commercial has the following infor
mation in reference to the newly discovered region
on Slippery Bock Creek: ; • '
From every,(luarter we hear of the greatest ac
tivity in the oil regions, and the confidence of those;
engaged in the development of the lands iu their
eventual 'suddeds;ls; strong. Our odrrespohdeaoe
brings ns intelligence of npw strikes on Slippery
Bock, In Lawrence county, and on the Allegheny, i
in the neighboibood_of Eranklln. We have con*
fllotlng aocounts of the yield of .the Oampbell -Well, ’
• on Slippery Bockj formerly known is the Smith A,
Collins Well, Eomegivlngthe dally yield at one
hundred barrels, while-others place it at two hun- j
dred -barrels. A speclmen of the oilTrom thls well:
has been shown us. _lt.isa.Yery flne green-oolorod
lubricating oil, or about thirty-five gravity. ;
Intelllgencebaa been received that the Slippery j
' Book Well pumped yesterday two hundred barrels <
of Oil and Is gaining. Another bid well has Just been.
> struck on Muddy Creek,'-a tributary of Slippery,
Book, and the dark Company have struck a flue i
show of oil bandy to the townof Wlrtemberg. . The 1
exoltbineht-Is great dn-tbe Oonnoquenesslng Greek, 1
It being acontlnuatlon ofSJlppeiy Book, and many i
oil men think it is more favorable for'oll than Slip .
pery Book. All the lands in this region are changing [
hands rapidly.' ; ~ ' v
: TTXBE COrfNTV.
A. correspondent of the .Pittsburg, Ctmnierclal i
writes .the foilowloglfi reference to Tyler oounSy,
West Virginia, This information will be of great
interest, as we believe there is but one company In
the Philadelphia market, “ The Standing: Stone.”;
that has any interests In Tyler. Tne capitalists or
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, and Chicago hive large in
terests here, and by reason of the facility of transpor- ’
tationhave met with groat success: ,' • ;
• ’MnsDnEBobENE, Tyier Co., Wpst’Ya.,_
- • ■' '■ March6,lBBs. ,
I have just returned after six weeks, thorough per- -
sonal examination of a large portion of Wirt, Wood, i
Pleasants, and Tyler counties, West Virginia,-olt;
-regions, being aooompanied'by-.the oldest and most,
experienced oil. explorer on-Oil Creek, . Venango
county-Pa.; We traveled over parts of those ooun-:
les t® ugh snow and mud on foot, yhiohiia by far
the better way for ell hunters. In traveling over
Wirt, Woods, Pleasants, and Tyler counties, and j
comparing the indications and external appearances,:
I shall not be surprlsodthat richer developments;
will be made in this part'of West- Yirgtnlathan !
those or Oil Creek, in Pebnsylvania, From the!
many surface indioatlons and gM aprings-’to be
found in this (Tyler).oounty along Kllddle Island,
and particularly along the streams of Big and/LU- <
tle Buffalo Creeks and Puraely Lick Creek, .I could >
not help but be struck with wonder and astonish-;
ment. * 1 ■■ ‘ :
T predict that contlguons to the Buffalo oreeks i
will be found the best 011-produelng region now
known, and my friend from Oil City (who professes
.some knowledge of geology) agrees with me,and
bases his opinlon upon the wonderful geologioal
lOrmatlon of the' country In this neighborhood, the
features of which are so strongly marked all through:
Tyler oonnty* In this oouhty lands have advanced
• wofideriUlly. Three months ago forty and fifty dol- 1
fare per aore was considered a high price. Now
one hundred.and one hundred and titty dollars ara
askbd and obtained. I heard of one smallfarm that
' sold yesterday at $166 per acre. ’ Many farmers now
refuse to sell at any price, preferring to develop
their lands themselves. Many derricks are going
up, and many more will be commended in a few
days. Some dszen wellß are going down now within
from four to five miles from Middlebounie.
To-day forty-three oil-seekers, froin Pittsburg .and
further east; landed at SlstersvUle, a little town on
the Ohio river, five miles distant ftom' this point
and walked here—all, bent on securing good oil
'lands. Hotel-keepers, lawyers, and.the County
Becorder are just how reaping a rich reward,And
greenbacks are as plenty as mosquitos in July,
Tyler county, in the neighborhood of Pannsylva
nla, on the borders of West Virginia, and with na
vigation on the Ohio river, has been heretofore ne
glected by Eastern oil men; although the pioneers of
Chicago, Cincinnati, and Pittsburg have made large
purchases in that nehchborhoodT .The Standing
Stone is a tributary of the Kanawha, and !a In the boßt
part of the West Virginia territory. Oil was found
here in IT9O, and wells are now going down in- all
parts of that country.
THE PTEBE DEXiAWAEB.
AHartford gentleman, who'was some years ago
engaged in quarrying on tho Upper Delayare
river, remembers that while : drilling a rook a dis
agreeable fluid flowed from the hole, and they had
to plug It up. Be isnow of the opinion that he then
“struck He,” and he has gone out with a party to
•“ pull out the plug.” i
The oil fever In lowa Is raging -floreely. The
Joliet Signal says: " A ooal. oil sprlns has been dis
covered on the farm of Frank Golst, four miles west
of thlß city, on tho Plainfield road. It is said to bo
quite rich, and has been bought by a, company for
$10:000. There iB no doubt that petroleum exists in
abundance In the vicinity of Joliet.”
Petroleum has been discovered .in an artesian
well,ln.the olty,of Tolodo-gndauenterprisingolH
zen haaTeaßed the wen fromthe olty for the purpose
of developlngib. The well haa been cleaned out,
and tho suriaoe of the water was found to be coven
ed wlth'a thick seam; eomposed of small greasy glo
bules. Persons familiar with “ oil indioatlons” say
the well promises to bo a profitable one; ■
** ? * V.RVT.AJTO.
The oil fever is extending into - Maryland In the
neighborhood of Cumbarland. Companies are or
ganlzing in various sections of that county, and as
soon as the spring fairly opens they propose to be
gin boring. Tn the George’s Creek Valley, and in
the neighborhood of OrantSvlUe and Selbysport
especially, the excitement is quite high, A>.
A NEW PKOOESB 808 EBVINIBe BETBOBEPK.
A successful trial of a .now system of refining
crude petroleum by chemical prooess was made in
New Yorkafew days since. Twenty gallons of
crude oil were put in a cylinder with. sereral
apartments, and, after passing through, alters,
turned ont seventeen gallons pure refined oil In
three minutes. The gentlemen present pronounced
it muoh sweeter than clarified by the old proeesg of
heat, and when burned was found also to smoke
much less. The loss of oil by this prooess is only
about twelve and one-half per cent, the naptha and
the heavy oil belDg 'neutralized; The cost by the
new system is about' three„ oents, while -in the old
way It costs about ten oonts, and the oil .Is bettet'in
every respect and the gravity more unlfom.
bbib oorrsTV.
A number of the printers Of Erie City have se
cured the lease of a lot in that city, adjoining the
Morton and Althoff wells, and have formed a oom
panyto be known. as." The Nonpareil Oil Com
pany,’’with a capital of $40,000. The booas ware
rained on Friday evening last, and In twenty-tour
hours thirty- six shares, or nearly one-half of the
Sroposed capital, was taken. The printers are eon
dent of success, and will Immediately proceed to
develop their territory.
! HAmUSBIJHO- .
ran nneisiATOßn akd the state judiciabt.
Habbisbubo, March 10.— The Govemorhas ve
toed an act of the Legislature proposing Important
changes in a”judicialdistrlot of.this Gommonwealth,
The veto, as well as ihe accompanying opinion of
the Attorney General, defines the Constitution, and
possesses an interest which entitles It to he placed
oh record before the public.
» Rtrccttte Chaebbb. I
HarbisboSo. Bfarch 10.18t3. - I
To the Smote and Bouse of Representatives, <fe..' 1
GbktiiSbek: therewith return lo tee House of Bepre- I
sentatlvos, in which it originated,Bill No. )Sl,, eeUtled I
“Amcl relative to the Fifth Judicial district of Penn- I
arhaoitf” withaiyobjeettoniilo tbelime. I
zJnoh regrtt that I feel compelled by my ©»to of to |
my rifMtaro ? om .fJJf.JP 1
b#l»* Inviolation. of the Constitution. * - .. f
IlirtentUi Question, wqoejrt«d tli* opinion of the I
Attorney Cteaowfl, wbtbb I with tbU |
meesate and ae p&rt of St, and l tntlrtly agree m fhe I
conclußioji at wmeb lie ha* arrived. .On all anbjeota, |
especially in a matter so Tltally important f*tk e Judi
ciary* I conceive tt to foa necessaiy to abstain from any
&«tion that may clash with the meaning ani epirit of
the Conwitottra. , Whatever may be the resuU. I
toned by every obligation «« **“*****?£*&&. |
personally aM oficaUy, to do I conceWe to be
my duty in this regard. A. G. CuKTIK. I
the opinion on attobeev obnskal mbubdith.
Ur opinion i« requested by the Oownior onthe anas. 1
tton -wbetber any of the provisions contained in the Dili I
eutttUd "An act relative to the Fifth Judicial Dietriet of
Pennsylvania” are nnoenfetitatlopaU , . , I
Thisbill propoies to annex. Washington county to I
the Fifth Judicial District (now composed of Alleftteny I
county alone), provided a majority of the .quallfied I
voters o! Washington county shall vote in flavor of such
. annexation/ There is no connection between the 1
soetion of the bill provides that the judge* I
of the District Court of Allegheny oounty. and ihoae
sialant law judgeeof arid county, may-hold the several
eonrta of Washington oonnty «a they may severally be
atsixusd to that duty from Amo td time, with the con-
Mnt of the president judge of the Fifth JndtolaldU- I
trlet and shall have the same amjAurtedMitotte
. whleharenow or may hereafter be conferred upon Min |
The annexation of Washington Manly to the Fifth
I Judicial diatrlct wonld not make tho judseaof thaDie
trlet Court, or .themristant law judge* of Allegheny
' county, judfeaof the Court of Common Pleaa.of Waah
*DTMa seettontheref or* authorliea the President Jndre
of the dietriet, at bis pleasure, to enbrtttute for himself
[ in oue'eounty of the district, a jadge of one of the
I comt» In another county of the district. There are acta
I Irovid in g for the holdlngoffpeclal eourteby the Presi
dent Jn/wof another
I Jndgeof the proper distrlot la olSQuaUhed tosit. And
I such acts are eupp irted trora the necessity of the case to
1 prevent a tota failure of justice. But to aUow.a Presl-
I Sent Judge merely, at his own pleasure toappointa
I deputy to perform his judicial lunations (as this billpro
-1 ooses) would, in my opinion, be a breach of the funds
-1 mental principles of the Constitution, , which provide
I for the Judicial power, and for the appointment or eleo-
I tlonof judges to exerolse It. ' „ '
I am aware that a particular danse In the Constitu
tion. which provides expressly that the president ledge
1 of thaCommon Pleas shall be ooe of the jndjwaio hold
1 a Court of Oyepand Termlner, has been modified by do-
I clslons which allow a law, judge of the same. court to.
1 take hla place, or allow the jndsea,of a coart created
i by the toaistatnroto holnan Oyer and Terminer tude-
I pendently of the judges of the Court of Common Pleas.
I But lam not aware of any decision which would al
low the'opresident judge of a district, at hla option,
I to apoofnt, from time to time, as his depnty.or'foetus
I te nente, a , judge of a court of oue comnty to hold either
1 the civil or criminal courts ofanother eojruty. •
1 I amt* therefore, of opinios that the second seetlon 61
I Ihe bill in question. would,. lf enacted, be a violation of
I the Constitution WM. M. MBKIOITB,
I '• • Attonuiy udnaraL
, A OOI.D-BI.OODED YU.LAIK.—D. If Bivins, who,
It w 111 he remembered, some time ago murdered his
father, mother, and wife, at 'Woodstock, Mich.,
takeß exceptions to the sale of . photographs of him
telf by a business-man at Hudson, be«ausa„aa he
alleges, they were taken over a year with, his
uniform on,'and do not resemble him now. HO
publishes a card 08 followB: _ ' .
• • Adriae, Kich., Peh. 28,1865.
Editor Cleveland PlaindeaUr: , . .
Please announce in your paper that the photographs
tskenandbeingroiaby D. H. Spencer. Bud-on. Mlcht
gan are not gonnlne ones, aa they were taken with ray
Uniform on, and do not resemble me now; bnt there
will be some immediately before tbe publlo that are
eenulneOnee. and taken with my dothsson at the ttme
the deed was done, and such as wish to purchase will
do well to wait and obtain the genuine.
■ oblige, D. L. BlvlnS. ;
The Detroit Tribune says bn Is In the habit of olr
oulatlnff among the crowds who visit hlB oell cards
containing the name, as follows: “D.ln Bivins,the
murderer.” -- -
AOakaiiaOahab»;—^A Montreal (Canada) paper
’has the following strange statement: “If the Pro
vincial Government Is as welhserved by Its spies as
16 pretends to be, it ought to be aware that there has
been In this city for some weeks a commissioner of
'the Federal Government, negotiating with the lead
!ers of the annexation party, and obtalning Informa
tion as to the feeling of the people of this ProvlnSb.
. as to nnlon with the United States, and the probable
amount of hostlllty.they would show tt this was at
tempted, by invasion.’ This commissioner professes
to Le anthorised to Pay $100,600,000 for the panadas,
' with liberal oommisstonß to those who will assist Ut
i s the project of watowtttoit.”
FOUR CENTS.
'THE CITYi
miIIAKT.
HANCOCK'S COBPS.
The sieahtie enterprise of recruiting for major
G-enersl H&nooek’s Veteran Army Corps, as inau
gurated by Chief Franklin, la on the inornate. Mr.
Franklin desires it to'be distinctly nmieratood that
all veterans most be. oredited to the Congressional
district In which he or Ms family resides. This Im
portant fact he wlltnot allow to besetaefde'by any
scb&ne that may entered, into by any man. or
men. It Is likely ‘that a veteran eamp may be'
Organized somewhere near the city, which would;
expedite the bnslness of recruiting tenfold. There;
are* many squads of veterans—four or five In one,
.place, adezen In another, and other squads, rang
ing dp teas high' as forty and fifty, In other seo
tlons of the country—wha,are ready to come to
Philadelphia as soon as. Chief Franklin makes the
request. These men am soldiers, and a few regi
ments,'of themln onratreets.on some pleasant, day’
wonld present a most Imposing military spectacle,
such as has’ not been seen slnoe the oommenoement
olthe rebellion. , ~ <
THE DBAFT.
A meeting of delegates from, the several wards
was held at the County court House,* on Saturday
evening, with a view .of equalising the ward boun
ties. ; John Price Wetherlll, Esq., presided, and
■ Dr. Joseph B. Goad aoted as eeeretery.Various
propositions were suggested, one for a general ward'
bounty of (100, and others for bounties off DO and
(25. . The Convention adjourned without notion,
tut It Is believed tbat.fifty dollars will be settled'
upon as the war'd bounty - herealter. - -The ■Oouven
tlcn wlll meet again to-morrow ■■evening. Thirteen
■ wards were represented. “ -
;" KecrultlngsUU continues actlve;iand there Is eve.
ry reason to hope that the draftwlil be entirely su
- pereededby recruiting.’ ThefoHbwlng order ought
to.Etimulate the.eifercs oi ward oommitteasj and es
pecially ofdralted r men, to .keep their provost mar
shals fully occupied with the examination of re
,omits, -v.«.{-*,■' , ■; i '
' . ‘ '-“’W'aSutxoTox M*rchlO.'lBsS.
. "Major J. Hayden, Asst. Pro. Mar. Gen. Bast Die.
: 3 iTtofSßKrttol.- all your distrieW after a
; draft has beet .aaftder that drafted men ahali.not.be
• called hi any dtstrfct so tonjraa the Board of that dls
-1 irlctis folly occupied dally in the examination of to
!' lonteers.
General."
. Tie new TJnlon League reglmentwill giveafreoh
stimulus to reorultlng, and thus aid,largelyln
postponing'tbe enforcement of the draft, the-praotl
cal effects of whloh may ■bo entirely-avoided by en
ergetlo action In tie various wards. During the
put week warrant* for the payment of the elty
bounty were issued to WO men. Daring the pre
vious week 012 warrants were Issued, showing an In
crease of TB last week oyer the weekprevlons. On
-Saturday warrants for the payment of‘the city
bounty were Issued to 100 men, of whom 1 was en
listed for three years, 3 for two years, and 106 for 1
.year. The credits are as follows: First ward, 6;
Second ward, 1; Third ward, 2; Fifth ward, 8;
Sixth ward, 6; Seventh ward, 1: Ntnth ward, 3;
’ Tenth ward. li; Eleventh ward, 2 ; Twelfth ward,
is: Fourteenth ward, 6; Fifteenth ward, 14; Six
teenth ward, 3; Eighteenth ward, T; Twentieth
wara, 8; Twenty-third ward, 1; Twenty-fourth
ward, S; Twenty-nfth ward, 4.
DESEBTEB SHOT.
On Saturday afternoon,-as a squad of resrulttln
charge of a guard was passing through-the Fif
teenth ward, from Camp O&dwalader, one of the
men took advantage of the attention of the guard
being turned fronthim. and made off atfull speed-
He hadnot gone tar before he was discovered run
ning, and a ballet was sent after him, which took
effect, in his heel, wounding him badly. He was
taken back to oamp.
mSCKLIAh RODS.
TJEIVEBBIT? OF PENNSTLYANIA —COM-
mencemektof the medical depabt-
EBNT.
she annual commencement of , the iledieal De
partment of the - University of Pennsylvania oauio
off at Musical Fund Halt on Saturday afternoon, in
the presence of a large and brilliant audience, com
posed chiefly of ladles. ..Afine orchestra was.ln at- ’
tendance, and discoursed some choice music. The
graduates, headed by their Professors, formed a line
at the College Building, in Ninth street, near
-Chestnut; ano marched in a body to the Hail- The
Professors and Trustees of the College ooenpled
seats upon the nlatform: the graduates oooupied the
front -seats in the body of the Hall. The
proceedings were - opened with prayer, after which
the Degree of Doctor of Medicine was conferred by
Eev. Daniel E. Goodwin, D, D., Provost, upon the
following gentlemen:
Abbot, Charles C.SJ. (Leavitt, ThaddemaL, Pa.
Aihnry, Joseph B, WI. Lee, Alfred H, DC.
Allababaad. Samvel C,Del. ».OBej, M Gallartby, Cuba.
. Anderson, James B, Pa. Martin, Brneet D, Pa,
Balfour, Gilbert, S J.* Mathias, Abel, Pa. _
Baefcore, Daniel W, Fa Mcßride, Jesse B, BJ.
Benham. Silaß N, Pa. MoOollam. ftamnel, Pa..
Bethel, Bennet N, NJ. Meorav. Jamas, Jr, g*
Biriiey. Isaac Myer, Pa. Meredith, flanrrC. Pa.
Blackwood, BW, ITSiA. Moore, CharlesTß^Ya.
Bodtoe. Joseph L, NJ. • Morris. Fleruto B. Pa.
Bvsbercer. 6eori«‘LF&. Neely,
Brass, Joseph TW. SB. Newcome}, Henry W, Pa.
Bituoii, Ftlix, Folaad. Kiselej.Ssmasl fi>Fa.
BotbiUs. JOIIIFI F&i syce» Bathau J, Fa.
Calhoun, Samuel G, JS B. otto, liuther M, Pa;
Catlin,Arnold Welle«,NY. Paiiner, Charles T, Pi.
Champion. Charles 8.« J Parry, John S. Pa. ■
Church, William P, Pa Patterson, John PH-Pa.
Ch nr chilli, Chas O, Tenth danlding,- Mcwes J NJ.
Oisna. William B, Pa. Panaant, Jnstlno V. Cuba.
Cooper.’ Lehman A, Md. Pawling, Nathan, Pa
Cone, Thomas C. Pennypacker. Joseph J,Pa
Cruice, William B. Mtoh. Pepper, George, Pa.
Davie, Arthur,H, Pa Pickett. Thomas Bdw, Ky
Beehler. Charles*. Pa Kegneyra.Ciwlmlro, Cuba.
Dlllman, Jared W, Fa. Bice. Jonas K, Fa.
idrldiel t&tai.ft Pa. Kodaere, Wm W. Pa.
Ewing Eobert B, Pa. Roebuck, Joha H, Pi.
JohnH. -Pa. : , i-j Boman; SamueM?, Md,-
H.Vt - / Buggies,AD.fMDIJTSA.
Garherich. Edwin W, Pa. feary, Charles W, pa.
Garrison. Charles B,KJ. Seller, JohnP. Pa.
Glelra, Gw, Jr. Pa. Sellars, Solemm M, Pa.
Godwin, WmP. Shaffer, Elwin S B,Fa.
oSh, Jno D.PA> Sharp. Wesley H,.*4.
Gray, Wm Be C, Ya. Smith, Charles E, Jr. Minn.
Giilick. Wm J, PA • Snyder. Sharp* M, Pa
Heed, Harmon. Pa. Stayman, AbmF. Md.
Hert.eri, Theodore, Pa (stavmaa, Jacob A, Md.
Horn beck, MoKen E. Fa. Stelhmttz, Chas JU Pa.
Eoughton, Jeßse Stewart, Walter M, N Y.
Howe. Herbert M,jPa-, . . Mono, BJehardF. Ind.
Bnebener, Yietor » F.Pa. Snares. GsbrUl, CubA
ByLos, Kirin aid T. NJ. Sutton, Bhodea S, Pa.
InaersoE, Denman 8,.N.J. Tayman,.Abram A, Pa-
Jamison, Wm W. Pa -Thomae, CHermon; * Y.
Jefferis; DanielW, PA Todd, SamPM, Pa.
Johnson, Wm W, Pa,. _ Tomlinson, Joseph P, Pa.
•Johnston, W Waring, DO, Townsend, Geo D.B I. .
Jorgenson, JoMpbt Pa. Trego, Bdwla H, ra._- „
Klug,Albert F A.MD, D C. Tmlehjer, Claudius G. Pa.
Eatfrop. Wm H, Maas. TTuderwood, John D. Pa.
Laws, Wm B. Ya „ Waddington, Benj A, NJ,
Vatsoiii KdwtH Fa. Williams, Hones, B.l*
Welselt Geo W, USA. WHitoms, Daniel, Pa.
WetherttH Wilfred H. WL aon, Frank P, Fa.
White, Henry K, Fa. ’ Zevetiy, Bdmnod A, DO
- Fa I. Total— i~w....~117
The Valedictory Address was delivered by Fran
cis G. Smith, Professor of the Institutes of MetH
cine,'
. The address was characterized by a serious expo
sition of the duties and responsibilities of the medi
cal profession, and an argent appeal to the new as
pirants for medical distinction to so oonduot them
selveß as to seoure not only reputation and nseful
neEs to themselves, but to reflect credit upon their
Alma Mater. , : - . m
The present course completes the .Ninety-ninth
Session of the sohool. The number of students in
attendance was 426.
COMMENCEMENT OP THE COLLEGE OP PHAB-
The annual commencement of the Philadelphia
College of Pharmaoy toot place on Saturday eye-
Bing, at the Musical Fund BAIL The very large
ana intelligent audience which assembled on that
occasion must hare been gratifying to the olass and
the insUtntton; long oefoie the hour the room was
filled to Its capacity. ' -
After the degree was conferred on twenty-nine
young gentlemen- Professor E. Parrish, delivered
the valedictory- We have not space to give It to
our readers, tut It was fall of excellent advice. The
Institution Is appreciated, as Its present prosperous
condition will testify, and the olass is about as large
as previous to the war. Several of our professors In
the medical colleges have filled the chairs of this
college. The list of the graduates was published In
The Press of Thursday last.
TRUSTEES OF THE GAS 'WORKS.
The following elections took plaoe last evening,
by the trustees of the Gas Works:
Chief Engineer—Joseph Manuel.
Meter Inspectors—A. W. Lowry, vloe John Ridge
way : Joseph Arthur, vice A. P. Campbell: Ben
Rush, vice-J. Whartons John Wilson, vice D. As
Kelley; A. Webb, vice John Smith.
Clerks—Fifteenth-ward Works, Harry Davis,-rtca-
L. J. Quinn, resigned; Spring Garden Works, Sa
muel Toppan,vloe R. A. Beyer; Ninth-ward Works,
Janies Arbncklo, vice E.P. Dunn. _
Foreman of Fifteenth-ward Works, Aroklbald
Curry, vice John Seott. __ ,
Blacksmith of Ninth-ward Works, Samuel Smith.
TOT BRISTOL RAILROAD DISASTER.
The Coroner’s'jury empanelled to Investigate the
disaster on the Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad
have rendered the following verdict: Said accident
resulted from a want of proper, eaution on the part
of the swltoh-tender at Neshamony Bridge to not
stopping the Washington train according to the
orders given him by the conductor of. the 12 o’clock
P. M. train from Philadelphia, believing, according
to the' evidence given, that there was a misunder
standing on the part of said swltoh-tender as to
those orders, which, In their opinion, tends to miti
gate the censure which otherwise _ would fall upon
[Bid switch-tend or; and the jury further exonerates
the employees on the trains from all blame- .
INSURANCE- AGAINST ACCIDENT. _ .
We would ©all attention to the advertisement of
the Travellers’ Insurance Company of Hartford.
This oompany, formed for the purpose of Insuring
against accident of every description, has been In
existence less than one year, and jet we are ln
formed Its business has beennnsurpasse 4 lntheMs
torv of Insurance..:-This arises from the fact that
the Travellers’ Company mates provision lor all
classes, from the poorest to the richest. What
laboring man to there, for Instance, bnt what can
spare the small stun of three dollars per year, or a
saving of twenty five cents per month, to secure to
Us family the. comfortable sum of five hundred dol
lars in case of hte death from accident, or in oaae
or temporary Injury three dollars a weefc as lone as
he Is prevented from work! Wo are pleased to
learn from the agent, Mr. Wm. W. Allen, that he
has been doing a large business for the company,
which to Increasing every day. We would advise
our readers to call at the office of the company, No.
464 Walnut street, and obtain fall information and
books containing tables and embracing the whole
snbjeoh
FIREMAN'S FUNBBAI*.
is The funeral of Adam Defier, a member of,tt»
Southwark Steam Fire Enginei Company, talk
place yesterday afternoon, from bis late residence,
on Federal street.-There w«a a large attendant
of firemen, with ambulances. The baUmakers’ As
sociation and the Southwark Assembly were also
present at the funeral. The deceased was 2T years
old, and ea tenslTOly" acquainted andrespeoted.
A LUCKY POOB MAH.
A gentleman loot fifteen $l,OOO 5 20 United States
bonds on Saturday In the upper part #f theolty.
A reward of $l,OOO was offered for them .by D. M.
Fox, Eca., the legal adviser of the loser. On
Saturday evening a very poor man c»Ued upon Mr.
Fox and restored tbb lost, bonds. Mr. Fox handed
the finder the sum 01, $),000 as the reward. The
poor man went hla wayrejolcing. .....
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Government loiastufferea in the general stagnation
of the market, andprices are quoted lower. The
■old at IIOX i the 10-ffle at 973f;tbe oldS-Ms
the new »t 109 X. There was Utile said to OUT
Loans. The War Loan 6s sold at
were steady at 65; the Municipals deetiari: to «■ *“
only salseof company bonds were Horth PemieTlTania
10. at 80, and second jaertlhge ftwiltod*
at MO. Allegheny county coupon to «<■»*at.
rniiwkv thus list cotOMW greatly « ,
sales can be effected only at torther concessions in
prices; northern Central .old at ®rmltt CdThe
liallroad at 69>i; Beading closed rather firm a* M. The
j. ™Tt i* trie Tank oil stock was aomethtog similar
to'ttott toUntly In reference to the 801 l
*? “L* 1 ontoe report of a new well haring
E itrSS. *‘"* Mi from S«to«X. On
S,toy It opened firm at 7. but before noon the mar
ket broke, and sale, at the emm “to *s«<■«£
*' titan tjayers. Slippery Bosk desuneato
other oil .took, wareweak, with, decided
downward tendency. There waa littlejtoidlh coal
-£££. Swats*. Falla being toe only atosSMd tor, sad
THE WAB PBBBS.
cpobbkh» weekly.)
Tub War Pnaas will he sent to sitbaeriben by
mall (per mm in advance} at fc.W M
FlveconlM . fft 00
Tcnsoplm— M _ [n .u yr |g
64 at tha mm
rate, (It.OO per copy.
The money must always accompany (ft* order, naff
in no Ow<«nw oa«t theee term, be inlcteS from, m$
they egori wry little mors (Aon tts cost of patmr.
‘mr Postmasters am roan sated to alt as —«-»t« gK
Kan WAnPaiss.
JO- To the getter-up of the (Eub of Uhortwsnty.eß
extra sopy of the paper will be riven.
rales were made, at 7JK* Of hank stocks there
farther *al«i of Girard atßl.and Heduudcs at SO. Oanais
are qaite neglected; sales of Stttqnehanni at 12Q|»:aad.
Schuylkill Bavlgatlon preferred at S 3& Thera wm
nothing Said in city passenger railroad ssenritfM.
. Thelfidllowlng were Uie Quotations ofgold at U« kais&*
namedr. •. . • . r
28%A, M..w«se»M*swese.s«ese....sss».»e.....ss.l9t
11" JL
A. Bfweest.sssessseseesssswoeweseseosssssssjttl^
H j,. >M.eeso i'ii <»*■ .« Hene a M*» eoe s sees eeee eoeelflfl^^,
WP. Ms. eweweAyseew.lll
IF. TsiesvsistssesseesosiHilsessstwssssssewoslttF
2 F. Ms wMeswsw.rwwrww.r.s.wew.UO -
S P, •.• . ewwe ew.
8K F. Ms twwes wtaos ieMMs.
4 Pe Mw.-srsee,eoeeeye ■»««..■ awesesesewstw»lW
The subscriptions t b 4he'7*S) loan, T>r SAf
Cooke on Saturday, amount t053,641,10d, including m
of $1,C00,000 from New Toik asd oneof g200»000j&«ai
CinclnsatL. There were l,BBs Ind!Yiddal
of SSO and $lOO each. The salesfortheweek ending Uth
inst amount to $21,092, ICO. ,
The directors of the Philadelphia and ■piitshdrg Oas
Coal Company h aye ’declared a dividend of fonrjrfsr
cent out of the net earnings of the aomptwy tn*
and Fehruary,
Drexel & Co. quote:
KewUnited fitateaßonds,
** “ Certtt of iadebtedness-... »SSfJ
Qasrtenoafeters’ Vouchers........ gs&a 94k
&Wt
SterliDgEschacfe^................
Five-twenty Bonds,
new.... ugt
Ten-forty 80nd5W..^...—.......87-9
Bales or Stocks-
TfiEOPEI
EOOVaauire OiX. 1
10CatIas^...,.v..v W . IX
,I£o \X
100BiaTauk.vA,...... ft
do*m.».»m..*bs #x
Am*i*******«*« #X
do~ —.... 6X
dOM».*rt***M*. 83£
do*o>*»««*.M** 6p£
40*.~~«*«~.56 -OX
.d0*.».~~~*.85. 63s
do— 6M
do——6>|
.100
100
100
200
.ICO
HO,
HO
,100 -
<lOO
ICO
£OO
-—roo OOtm»«<4n m» DTI
100 31* no
100 do 6#
M ,dO«VHH*«4*m 5
100 d0—...*«.~« 1%
nn putting
quotas are
100 d.o* l * »»M 6
,100 6%
100 Cora Planter.*.-** 6
1(0 9llQo
100Cow'Creek~~..*. IX
ICO Crescent City.*V* *> IX
tCO 1 X
ljf
200 do.»>»■»"»w«w< uj
2CO Ik
100 d0.~........... 1#
100 3#
210 13^
ICO d 0......-..--. IX
.. BBCOSI
lCOßutley. JH
I(oBeading-...6381
ICO Bf« Tack....—. 6 i
4CO Adams OU 2&
1(0 Beading.. 64 )
200 Beacon. «-*♦►*. • **+* %\
SO Bit Tank*—.****** b%
500 d©..*...**— 6H
410 do* *...»*...b10. 6S|;
100 Bruner**.. 1
100 Deßßmore***.. «.■ 4?s
400Dnnkajd..... 16
iCOEidorado.***** 1 K\
mEarpka.****...bSo- 169
Kft Excelsior ~.».***.. I#l
BALES AT THE BEOTTGA
Reported bp Bettne, Miller,
BEFOKB
6TO Big Taßk—lots 7
200 do. —b3o 7
200 do— 6£
300 do— b 5 t%
500 do. —.*Bo 6
300 do.—. 810 m
6CO do. lots.bSO m
FIRST 1
13000 US fi-20 B. old.|.c.lllK
3000 do....new.Lc,Uo
COO doVlsew’Vl.c K 9%
40C0 T? 8 JO 40 Be Its. c. 97#
5000 State War! «s— • 100
loco City 6» Municipal 96
4CO do. 94
S9CO do~.new.lots 95
SCOOilUgcoCoupfis-. 75
10 Meehaslcs'Ba&k 3£££
40 do..—.**— 80 ■
64 Girard Bank, lots 62
J5O Northern G, .Jots 5G_
ICO Beading B—blo 6S#
:2 do. *****. «—.* 53)4
300 do.— lots 54
2000 Pa B2d moit —lOO.,
S4PaB.~ lots 69J4
Coiclmyl Fay. prof S3X
VOSoscl Canal.— 183&J
11 Lek C & H S.lote. 63
eOQAtlaa, lota IX
10CO Big Tank.—lots b%
800 d0..—~*.b5 6%
{GO do lots 6,.
400 do.—..lots &K
im d0....—..10ts 6%
7(0 do lots. 1)30 rn
ago do.— b£ e£
7CO Wm Penn Oil.lts 4j|
ICO . do. ..ch 4%
ICO Great Bastein.-.. 3
3100 Crescent City. Its IX
BBTWBE*
100 Caldwell bSO 6%
50.0 US 6b 1851~..~...110X
40C0 d0....~~..re*. 110 X
2to Corn Planter...b6, 6%
ICO Bwataia Fa115...b6 m
KO Starr Oil™ .b 5 18-1#
bSO 26
100 William Penn 4X
1(00 MoGlintock. * - 6
10C0 do-—*3o 6X
, ' SECOND
C^O^Star^Oil..—Btf
,100 ’ do*™- 1*
100 Slippery RenA OX
-100 .. . do* •**»■» '9X
miadelpma OarketA
The Produce markets continue very doll sad the
transactions areiin a email wayonly, owing to the unset
tied condition of gold. anereltrohßartt todnll and lower.
Cotton is al«o lower. There Is very Utile demand tor
Flour, and the market to vary dull. Wheat la unset
tled. Corn and Oats continue dull. The Provision
market continues very nlet, and there la very little
doing. Seeds are leas active. . Whisky continues very
dull, , '
.. There is very little demand for Flour, and the market
continues very dull; sales comprise about 703 bids at
sll@ll.6otor extra family, and *l3 ¥ bbl for fane# do;
the retailer, and. bakers are buying to a small my at
prices ranging at from s6s9.fiG tor superfine, ffip@l9 eg
tor extra, sti@ll. 53 tor extra family, and SI2OC-2 SOW
bbl tor fancy brands, as to anal tty, Kye Flour to quoted
at $8 60 ?Vbbl, and Corn Heal at from *7.76@g ft nbLI
GBaia. -There is very Utile demand for Wheat, and
the market to dull mid unsettled;* mill sales of good to
prime reds are making at 246®200c -ft bo, and white at
from 260@170c P bn. as to quality iye Is scarce, and.
selling In a small way at from 175@176c » bn- Com
continues dull: small sales are making -at 154® 155cin
the care, andM7c 9 bu. afloat. Oats are doll and rather
lower; 3,C00 bus sold at 97c ¥ bu. - - .
BAEK.-.Quercitron has d- diced $1 lit too, witiwsalea
of 26 hhda firel Ho. .1 at $33 @ ton
GOTO OH.—The market continues very dull, and
prices have fallen off; ama'l sales of Middlings arsre-
Uttledoing In either Bus
gar or Coffee, and the market tontines very quiet at
about former rates.
.BAY.—Baled is selling at $3O ¥ ton. . , . ...
- PKOYierOHS.—There to tittle or nothing doing in tba
way of Bales, and the niartet is dull.- Mess Pork is
quoted at from «57®88 f bbl. Bmalljsalesof Mess Beef
are reported at s22@2Bf> bbl for country and city puked-
In Bacas there is no chanye lo notice: Ham* sell in &
small way at from 22@26c * tb for plain and fancy cart
T&eeed. Butter coattunes twt doll; sales of solid
packed an reported at 25@S5c lb, as to quality- SOS
“IbSSS ESSEI. a -mall way at s9*o
360 ba, and Timothy at *S.6O@6J9 no. Cloyerseai
is less firm; abont 460 bus sold in lots at from gi7@l7.oS
There to very little doing, and the
market continues dull; small salesof Pammy toanla and
Western bbis are making at 329@229e 19 gallon. '
The following are the receipts ol Sour and grain, at
this port to-day: " , vvj_.
Wheat....™.—— -6.3iObush.
Gonieiiei«lto>e4*c«4 »eaeeavv*»*♦*•-2.300 03B&<
oSE... , —— 3.790 bash.
Pittobnrg Petroleum Market—March It.
Bosikbssls about to commence, the Allegheny twin*
inf air navigable order, and what to more, boats hays
already made the round trip to the oti regions and (JLCt.
We have ri ceived 2 3SO barrels already, and plenty mm*
to come. 'The first boat made the trip waa the
She landed at the wharf on Thursday inornlng, with
between five and six hundred barrels of oil. Bhe was
followed by the Echo 80. 2. with aw eeyenhtmtoed
barrels. Hext came two fiats for Certain Btoekdalv
containing seven hundred and fifty barrets. Considera
ble activity was manifested on the landing on the arri
yal of steamora with.the first oil There seems to be a
Wide differeneebetweentha views of toe various parties,
as a natural consequence, of conflicting interests; nold
ers have art the pnee of Crude at Su@3sc; buyers wars
shy at those rates. The diiference of views are such that
one or the other must'give way before large sales can be
effected. From all we could learn the. receipts tor the
next few dayswill be large, all of whrch the readers of
the Dai Iv Post shall be fally advised.
Crude *-Th« demand seems to bo unprarla*. .w*
note sales aFfoliowa:. 475 bois bulk i 8«» 900
packsgeß returned; 100 do. 30c, ssmecondttion; M 0 do.
to arrtye, 30c; 324d0, 29c, bble exchanxed.andeO bldi
If vn irrecw AHTft*' nxogSJtek. PH3XABRLPHIA 1
Ship Beoovery* Stocdart. a........
Bark Boanoke* Oookeey• ••• • • —.lgunayra,
iSll7bl^ fc KS
BOABB OF.TBAB*. ;, ;
Xnncxn A. Bounnn. > COMitITTSB OFTrutMos-CJi.
Gro. L. Buznv, J
JUBINE UiTELLIGEICE.
PORT OP PHIUDEU>HU, HAEtCH 13;
Box BISBS-..610 1 Bex 85T3...5 60 1 Hihh. Watbe. ..2 48
AKKIVE'ft.
Bteamahlp X C Knight. Gallagher, 24. hone from Haw
York, with mdse to W J Taylor & Co. Passed early
Sunday morning, off the Capes of Delaware, a hark and
two brigs, bearing in; shlp Wand bight, bark Kmc
Bird, both from UverpeoliOriX Stella, from We tfn-
with deck load of mo) asses, ardeebr Sampa, from
li Hint irbm LIMU.sto
Palermo; with fruit. Sc, to X 8 Seattertood tc Co; ye»-
sel to Workman SCo. Experienced heavy weather tha
entire patsftfe;lost maintopsaliant mast, split MUa»
Ac. Kodat{itt26, Ion« 6. SokebaAAtolanttwWeA
eottg H days out from St Andrews, If B. torjtomm*
which reported haytei experienced r?rr ho&TY
th'er; had decks swept, tost forstop/aUant mast,
topmast head, boats, blew atyay foresail, and IWI
01 Brir'&lSio Q Bobert. (Br), Bunej. f»m ß arb»4«fc
via HewcaiQe. With molasses to tohfi B Kue.
B lcbr Isaac Slch, CroweU.d days from Boston, with
mdse to Crowsll *
Bchr Golden »*le. WIT. # W* frojn Bosson, was*
“schrEmShTatUe* Mayo, 4days from FjcortncstOWl,
toon. Precincstown.
Monroe, in btt-
U W, O rMBCmS;ev, Cranmeri toom, Xortrealtoinu.
Jolm wwthy.’ 4»T toom.Odes^
b sihr t watfes, 4 day. from Wartdngtom
ln ßehr Mary SSnef champion, s,dayu fromßeaufert.
ta fictof | 4 day}* from Fortress Monroe.
Bodfiilß. from WhehiMto*. <■.
5 4ay» from 0»y Fotat.
4 days from Fortress Mourn.
Green. 60 hour. tomtHty PbW.
in ballaet to U b Qoarternmeter. •
[Corxeepondenceof theFUlad^a^M^
ThefolMwing vetsetoars at the. Br^wrter^
iarnoon: C B steamer
Fortieae Monroe, with «•»•}« s a Sharp. B 1 Meg
March I», IK«S.
f BOARD. . /
ICO Fire Island.*—.44-100
ICOfiorHeaeolr....... W-m
#OO do~~~~— .o-lflp
500 d0.......—.53-ttO
760 » 60-108
100 d0.~.......... 14-lfit
1(0 d 0... ~.94-10t
1<;0 do-..—~~.04~1f10
ioo do.™——
103 LoganK
** 0 'do M4MMMMM S
ICO do—2
ioo d0....;.— «
_&Li»T&4'*wrai r.
iOlMarfoii.™.™ lid
100 do*«.**«**~~~ lx
IOOJKngo ——. jfE
ICO
203 Oil C’k &Ck Bun. tX
100 do— .6g
ioo /Jfcrrr:™»
ICO |Jc
soo d0,~.-~..~... gg
6QPJdIaAOIIC'k.... P
100Rdyal-... V£
100 do-....™b9i'»5
100 Bebn *OlLC*k.b99 ' ME
lOOSkermaa... lx
100 d0™.....1 SIIN
lOOSfcar.*... IK
100 do-.™*...... 3C
CALL.
260 G10be...... 1
DO Hibbard— -IN
100 Royal.™ ...bli. H£
1C05he^maa........... lid
2005tarr....~~ ™~ IX
900 d0..~~*~.~.. fjZ
20081 Nicholas 5^
SXTionesta sg£
SOO Big Tank.......... K
200 do ........ fig;
KOPt Nicholas CBl
lOOHore-neck&BS.. X
200 Big Tank™, 6 8
atoOCk*Ckß..blo. T
R BOARD 07 BR0KB2&
. A Co., ifo, 60 S. Third*.
BOARD.
600 Big Tank... W 6K
1900 do..~.~l<Hsb6 I£
600 d0......b10 flat 6£
200 do ....lots AX
6to 8t Nicholas OIL Its 4g
600 Great Rasters* ~~ S
700McCreaACR...ItslX
4DG Corn Plan..lts.*3o 6
10" Junction..™™ #£
ICO Daizsll ™ 8*
2HO Slippery B blO.lfca 10
100 ~d©.~. **~~~~ 9X
200 Hlngo...lta 4
60 Great Basin.. 3X
fQboyal Petroleum. &t
600 Bast Oil Creek....lll#
200 Jersey Well* .lota. 4X
100 BfcElheny b 5 6*
4«3 oilG*Cß.™lta 6JC
£OO d 0.... .™alo l m
100 Caldwell,cash 6*
2Bl
SOB d 0..- ...... b3O 2N
-10QFfeachC»eek-.~~ SJ4
100C' Seh & Oil C.bfi. Its w
i 2GoTioheita.*.. ...,lta 9#
200RbekOn...™~~ SX
100 Germania.... ~..15-i#
600 Sherman. ~~* .... 1 SI
10CO Starr Oil . its IX
200 Story Farm--. .... 2 31
600 do ...... Its.b3o 2 44
; 100 Sntley OH.IK
: 600 Bt Nicholas OlLlto 4*
400 do-..™b6 ItB 4g
28(0 d0............1ts 4K
700 do. .™ftfl4 94
25 Union Petroleum. |j
IbQ Penna Petroleum.. m
ST BOARDS.
100 Jersey Well.- *bB6 ft
100 Mingo i
£OO Bt Nicholas Oil.« 4K
1(0 do— ~~ 4X
700 do...lotawbSo 6
SOO RoyarOii~~ .cask 2K
200. docask 2K
600 do™lets-. b 523»
m Reading R™,b» «
BOARD..
'l£o Slippery Rock. t '
100 si£
200BigTank-........ a|
200 d0.~~~.~~~.. 6X
XiBCH 11—Evening
UETTEB RA«S