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the city.
MII.ITABY.
WEEKLY HOSPITAL BBPOET.
The followlni isa statement of th ell ov e r ament ho 1 pl
tal* In this department xeeetYori yesterday: ■
I ■i *
• 1 § I . i 'i I
HOBPITAM. I , U { J g
1%1 I I I
M S a' a M
17 2 ' 1 2 334
Bill®
...... ] M 1 .. .. 187
B5 SO - M .. 1 470
| 5 16 14 11 383
... 29, 3 2 2 2 383
6 77 6 .. 3 I.3ffi
.. .. 1 .. 1 29
212 91 X .. 2 986
lOi 10 .. 2 .. SM
10 S 2 3 4*
16 6 9 .. A 383
l® 6 2--- 2|B
...... S 3, 22 4 8 3 1,430
..I .. ..* .. *• 10
6 9 8! 1 •• S 3
S3 »_J _J 338
! OS; 23 3117,334
JIEBS.
Broad wd Cherry..*.*.
Beverly. J..
Ghester
Germantown...... *
pmsbury.-..*.
wnaimH House
Chestnut Hill******
Volunteer
Filbert-street
..***«. *..*-..*«•
2rnth*Btreet
TuaerVkae*... *-
Winston- lane.*..*. -.
Satteriee****** .....a.**.**
Officers*.. *
!B»ddli»pt©tt
White Hall.*y*«.
T0ta1....«.. -I®» 367'
DECEASED BOLD’
Germantown—Sm&TLUtl 0. Simpson,Co. I*. Bth. Ferm-
Wnt Ailadelphil-J. Walter., Ist Hew YorJtlnde
xendeni Battery.
PROMOTION.
Bnnson John Campbell, U, S A. medical director,
ImSmS* I promoted irom the rank el mmor to that o,
colonel.
THE DRAFT.
a larjre zmmlWF of persons assembled yesterday moni
ft r *he headquarters of the provost aarsha] of the
»onrth dtavrict* ThiTtefinth and Brandywine streets, U
been announced that tne drafting would be pro
ceeded with at that time. Prom some cause lt dldao*.
iaheplace* Ibis district, with to* exception of thß Fif
teenth and Twentieth wa«de, has filled itaiiuotß,. The
Fifteenth ward is SOD men short# and in the Twentieth
290 are wanting*
FIFTH DIBTKICT.
' who draft In Milford township, Books county, tosh
vane* vftsterday at Frasklord, ana passed off with entire
iiffition tJ ail parties,* from the perfectly fair
manner in which it was conducted.
Htunber in the wheel* a&s
Quotft.e..§{
Wnmberdiawn-iso
Tisti n>imie oi the drafted men are as follows:
I,u;WM , Thomas Bchaliy Jeremiah Henry
Angnitu* F Miller Enos tcbantz Bovin Both
£ Haber Jacob Bach David Uroman
David Brelsh BeubeiWeel iwonHiUt
Cileries holes art Jacob B Stall Beajßarrett
Da’oKoeenberger Edwin Khmer Geo Gltt'enian
I, H Sherman Henry GAhlnm Bosh fiofftnan
Jacob Wald abrabam George Fradk Btttarger
Geo b Mnmbower Eoward Better J K Trautbower
Thomas Adams Thomas Miller Oodl.y Barren
Charles K Mart Samuel W Beam Joslah Henry
Aathoay Seibert Jonathan Bower SamnelDerr
George Bailey Joba Harwich |rankGDnbbB
Henry Snyder Jeiemlah Garnery Ft.Musselmsn
Henry Jacoby. Wm Hilleglae Wn H Both
Peter Mnmbower WmDeraiyne V°^“». B ir o ok .
Henry L Wales Jacobs Mowrer
Charles Foulk Henry R Diehl Wnr H Miller
A B Aitman John Young Benben bchwager
Stephen Ott John Beinhardt Joeiah Weand
Dadd Hetrick Beuben Hollar Tobias B Schelly
Samuel Sltfer Jacob H Bosh Thomas Kelekert
Jacob W Shaffer Philip Bohn f“oe A HaGt
George Znck Bavin Baser John Laacyllgber
Jacob Climer ChaaGAntram IK Trnmbower
Beuben Hilleglae H Bowdenbueb K hoff
Henry Smith James LBelat Jesse Lou
Peter E Kline Jacob WMimer {toward Jacoby
William h Heist Daniel Dandle Daniel Hsttritk
Jacob Witmer Jesse Haas Jos Haneburgel
Henry Meyers Henty hSchelly Jacob Heiney
Joel Miller Edwin Weldner John Dimmit,
Gbas Blmelright Joseph Fink Daniel SBeldic
Henry Kilmer J 8 Goduchatl Aaron Hockman
Vn Prosser G G Bet weiler Fredk Shollacker
Prank Beicbard Charles 801 l EdJ Stroup
En Leidy Jonathan Wol e B Selet
A Thomas. JobaSKraas A s Stauffer
Aaron Strieker Samuel Thomas A Kucher
Joelah Kline Ju ee Dice Oliver 0 Sack
Joel Billealas Sami Trombower Beni George
A Bothwtok Tbos Bosenberger Thomas Baum
ePKinoyraLD towkship.
Humber la the whee1............*
Qu0ta........ - •■•tSkA." JJ
Humber drawn***-- VW..... 81
Bllas Beam
Franc, s Lambert
John W Cypfiert
Henry W.»r«r
David Gross
Henry Getaalngei
faml Giessmaii
Wm F Minninger
Bnos F Delhi
Sdw T Hess
C Scbroy
Amos Keiter
Mllfcon Fullmer
Daniel W sterner
Aorsbam Beiha
Geo Stover
Edw Campbell
BHelt
A Bees
EUaeSbive
Joseph Amy,
Henry Landis,
Silmh.l Weikfll
John Sloyer
Joa Koch
Jnckeon Streck
Alar Gharlea
levy *my
Cbas Clemence
Samuel Aaron
Jotepli Obi
BLonx
David Fry
Sami P Gehman
Orlah Lynn Jacob Pinck David Barron
David w Bees Levi Bottele Wm Kobe
Michael Slayer John Hlmmerly Jse Fretting
Samt S Moyer Henry S '.rover Henry Honed
Geo Languor Peter Hour John Zstty
ThosOcke John ‘hievley Jos Smith '
Wm Hllleiae Franklin Stover ff» Frelad
Owen Bitter John Btsker Henry tfoyar
CWyerbick Tiiman V Cling Jacob Benner
Joe H Greesman Henry Arnold Hobart Brott
AaronCreeemaa Beuben Moll Conr Hippenstell
The remaining townßhipe of Bnchs county, whose
quota* are not y.t filled, will be drawn.
HKCRUITING,
Yesterday warrante .were leaned for the payment o
the city bounty to EO men, of Whom 2 were entered for
two years, and 18 for one year. Toe credits were as
follows: First ward, 1: Second ward. 6: Third ward,
3; Fourth ward, 1: Fifth ward, 4: Sixth ward 8;
Seventh ward, 7; Eighth ward. 2; bintb ward, l;
Tenth ward, 1; Eleventh ward, 1: Fnueteenth ward, 1;
Fifteenth want, 3: Sixteenth ward, 1; Eighteenth ward,
1; Twentieth ward, 26; Twenty-lint ward, 6; Twenty
fourth ward, A _
mSCEMAKEOVS.
GUARDIANS OF THB POOR.
The stated meeting of the Board of Guardians of the
Poor waß held yesterday afternoon.
The eteward leported the receipts of the house as
SB CB.
The out door agent reported having received 5233.2 S
for snpport cases.
The hnnee agent reported the following census of the
houee, Ac., nr the week ending Saturday, March
18th. 1806:
Bamherjn the houee -2,.5!2
Same time last year
Increase**..« an
Admitted within the last two weeks 177
Births •* “ •
Deaths " “ 1
Discharged *• “ - ’
Sloped **
Indentured " *’ "
Humber of pereone granted lodgings within the
1&6& 11,. ntn 1 1 »»**••>»'re»-’ft»»e*»«eafeo-* to
Hpmber of persons (ranted meals within the last
tW® W69kß* *■«.» ir i jjg
A commontcatioufrdm John Curweu. super In tanfieut
ex tha State Lunatic Asylum, totting oat that thera ware
a number of male patients in that institution belonging
to the city of Philadelphia, and &»ktsg if arrangements
could not be mad® to have them removed to this city,
the hospital at Hairlebu:?being crowded, was referred
to Committee on Insane Department.
The death of Bey. JSdward C. Jones, chaplain of the
house, was announced by Mr. Taylor, chairman of the
Insane Dspartmsnt. with resolutions eulogistic of Mr.
Jones and 01 sympathywitb his amity.
On motion Messrs, whisall, Server, and Townsend
f were appointed a committee to issue proposals for fur
nish ng coal to the almshouse for the ensuing year.
hr. J. W Lodge was elected member of the medical
hoard. In the place of hr Emderdlne, resigned.
An election tor four resident physicians was then
fone into, the following were elected; R Stauberry
ctton. John S. Parry, O £ Smith, W, H. Battles.
Geo. W. Sparks was appointed assistant physician In
the Insane Department, la the place of W. H. Baltics,
transferred.
The aieward’s and superintendent of manufactures’
requisition* were read and granted. Adjourned. *.
COMMENCEMENT 07 FEMALE MEDICAL COL-
The annual commencement of the Female Medical
College * f Pennsylvania was held in the pariore of the
■Women’s Hospital on Wednesday, the ifithiast. After
an Impressive prayer by the Bev. Mr. Hawes, the do
g. ee of M.D was conferred by the president of the
college, T. Morris Perot. Era . Miss Lucy M.
Abbott of Maine, Miss 9. M. I,oaval 1 of Ohio, and Mrs.
S. A. Gerry of Michigan,
The valedictory address by Dr. Beynell Goatas was
vigorous and interesting, evincing a thorough confi
dence in th» character of those whom he addressed,
and in their fitness for thepiofesiion of their choice
We learn that twenty-three students nttendod ihe
course of ledures that h as just closed at ihe college, and
that the institution is still inereasisg Its -facilitiet for
thorough Instruction, and demanding of its students an
advanced standard of attainment The good, intelli
gent faces of the three graduates seemed .at once a pro
mise and a guarantee of a career of usefulness.
BEQUESTS.-
The will of John Boyer, of Montgomery county, di
Teels that $lO,OOO bs invested and the interest oe di
vided between Mary Ax». who has lived in his family
twenty years, and John Boyer, hie nephew, as long as
they live. At the death of Mary Axe her *5 €OO goes to
the hospital of the Protestant Bpiseo pal Church, of Phi-
Isdelphia. At the da*th of hi» nsphew, John Boyer*
bl» $0,0(0 goes to the Divinity School of the Protestant
Episcopal Church, of Philadelphia.
HOSPITAL CONCERT.
A grand vocal and instrumental concert will take
Place at the U S. A. oMitral Hospital, Sixteenth and
Filbert streets, this evening The proceeds are for the
benefit of the library fond, From the programme offer
ed. there is every reason to believe tne entertainment
Will be a pleasing one.
PAKDONED.
.William Nathaniel W»st ( who has been in prison
since 1867, under sentence of death, and of whom we
gave a sketch a few days sine* in The Press, has been
pardoned bytte Governor, and now w&lkavthe streets a
free man. we understand his first object after hU long
Incarceration was to seek employment at his trade—
that of a whipmsker—and as he is an expert workman
there is no doubt he will succeed in his undertaking.
RELIANCE FIRE COMPANY.
This old and highly respectable fire company, estab
lished in the year 1786. is about to be removed to
Eleventh and Anita streets, in the Twenty-sixth ward,
formerly the old First wsrd. This removal will be
made in response to the earnest wishes of the manufac
turers andpreperty-owners In that section of Phila
delphia. The company, in the new location, will* be
rated as a steam fire engine-company, an institution
very much needed in that locality At present there is
but one steam engine, the Franklin, in the Twenty- sixth
Ward, and only one in the First ward, the BhiMsr,
Whose engine is not yet finished This move, on the
part of the Reliance Company, seems to be in accord
ance with the expressed ideas of many prominent gen
tlemen, who have paid much attention to the Fire De
partment in regard to the location of steamers. Much
of the property in the region of the new location is va
luable, and thenar* territory is rapidly improving un
der the great increase of business, manufacturing inie
rests, ho. A public meeting will be held tbls evening,
-of citizens, at the Jackson School House, Federal street,
below Twelfth, to glye the Reliance Company a suita
ble reception. \ '
HOMOEOPATHY.
The annual meeting of the Association of the Homoeo
pathic Infirmary, southeast comer of Eleventh and
Coates streets, was held on tie Irih instant, and the'
following gentlemen elected the Board of Hanagera for
the ensuing year : Amo* Phillip** John Welsh, Wo,
H. Curtie, Thomas M. Hammett, D. K. Posey, Alexan
der *rvin. David James, ChariesT. Parry, Charles 0.
Carman, George Burnham, Richard Gardiner, General
E. M Gregory. Alfred B, Potter, B. W. James, Wm,
Jb McDowell. P. Dudley
Hr John Welsh was elected president t Charles T.
Parry vice president; Alexander Ervin secretary;
Wm. H. Curtis treasursr „
A medical staff was then chosen, and the following
pbyrtoians elected : C. Bering. M D , Jacob Jeaues,
M D., David James* M. D , Rictani Gardiner, M. D .
Francis Sims, M D. : Bushrod W James, M, D *
aumon ;D. B. Posey, M D., obstetrician; P, Dudley
to the Medical Department. ,
Nearly five thousand prescriptions have been issued
during the year, *nd the ißStiiution is in a flourishing
condition- The hospital is open at all hours for the ad*
mission of surgical eases and disabled soldiers, and the
office Ur out-door from four to five
In the afternoon. The p.vmsnt of one dollar per
-annum entities to d membership.
The Association adjourned to holdapublic weetlsg of
authefrisnds and advocates of the Hoxmcopsthic sys
tem Hi Concert Hall on April 10th.
FOUND DROWNED*
TlflTbody df an unknown white mas was found <n
Sunday In the Schuylkill, ne*r Soap stone Station, on
the fiorristown Railroad. The deceased Is supposed to
have belonged to Phccnixrills. and to have been
drowsed some weeks since during a freshet*
NARROW ESCAPE.
Yesterday morning about 6 o’clock, an unknown
man fell into the Schuylkill at Fairmcuat, and narrow
lj escaped being drowned. He was rescued by a
SUICIDE.
Yesterday morning James Cooper, aged sixty years,
oommitted suicide by hasaint Mmiflfftoa, bed- post at
his residence in Mill street, FrankftmT -
■ wm*mm^ * l—.A
Ajrnotl Conference of- the jHMMdObr
XpUcopal Char^h.
vivth hat. ' *\"y
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H*Pat”w». OM *“ TiOTS w “ 8 «•»«»•** b# the Bet; B: ‘
The journal of Saturday's proceedings wanronv an <i
BBPWted. ttu* which the fourth wee® on. ' w’oSf
the Deleons 7 ' was taken up aad commented union. It
applies to young minieiere, who last year were ordata
«adeacons, and tree continued another year before thov
«an be ordained elders. 1
W. gwindeUs,
Jaaob Todd. andD. W. Gordon MOll,l
The following young men. who have been pteachln*
one year, were continuedontml in the Conference ;
Charles W. Buoatoy, Leonidas Dobson, Joseph ft. T.
Gray, Jacob 8. Hughes, J. F. MaCieliand. Samuel H.
#ei»ner, Henry F. islett, Ed. P. Aldred, Wilm.“oet-
man, BenjaminT. String, A. Jump. SamuM J. Con
ner. T. E. A&rtwrfaie, and John Sirfetter.
The Kev. G. Barton* a superannuated and bund
teacher, made a statement, in which he said that he
does not deem himself a worn out man. bus coat ha is
ess able s« ever 10 do foil work in the Pe
therefore asked tobemadeeupenmmezarytWHhappolah*
znent. His leanest was granted. _ • , . .
Bey.' Jonathan Turner was changed from saperanau*
atfcd to effective, . .
Her. T. S. Childs was continued guperaMmatecL
Kev. w. W. WytheswasalsocontiauMla tae same
relation.
B*v. D. Lambden was changed from anparaenuited
to effective ~
T. G; Bell was continued superannuated.
Bev. Joseph Smith was allowed to withdraw from the
Conference and from the M. B. Church.
The Bey. Dr. Moore waa granted superannuated rela
tion with the Conference on account of Ms failing
health. -
omappMatmi'nt’ 1 ’ w " ,1 " made “«™»W with.
The question ‘‘‘Who are admitted on trial!” washout
tsken np. when the following nameswere received r.
Afe/- P - S ’ A ‘
A letter from a minister was read, which referred to
the condition of Mr*. Frazer, the only surviving daugh
ter oi Bishop George,and Who has just lost her only two
sons in defence of their country.
A series of resolutions were passed condoling the afflic
tion or Mrs. Frazer, and a collection was taken up for
her benefit.
A resolution was passed- requesting the ministers of
Maryland to lend all their aid and to give advice to the
colored people of that State. Adjourned. \
*d toldiers were re*
Medical Director la
nqireue Gomt-rresant, Woodward, C.
nnd Jnstlcos Xtaompson, Bead, aiad
dgnew.
Two opinions were delivered yesterday, in eases, as
follows:
Bremer arid wife vs. Lott etaL Error to C. F-. Jef
fercon county. Opinion py Thompson, J. Judgment
affirmed.
JBentgh vs. Kramer Error to O. F-. Jefferson coun
ty. Opinion by Sgntw, J, Judgment affirmed. Jus
tice Thompson dissented. C. J. Woodward and Jus*
titse Bead wsre absent
Mary* Beeside vs. John E. Beesidc Certlfic»te from
Nisi Frlus, This case was argued by B H. Brewster
and W. L, Hirst for plaintiff in error, and by 8. H,
asdS. C. , for defendant in error.
The list for the counties of Northampton, Lehigh,
Pike, Monroe, and Carbon, was then taken up, and
the following casts argued: , „ „ „ .
Witter vs. Newell. BrrortoG. P., Monroe county.
Argued by Wm. Davis and M. H. Jones. Esqs., for
plaintiff in error, and. by Samuel S. Disbar, Eaq , for
defendant in error, '■
Supreme Court at Sttt Frias—Justice
James Taylor vs. Joaiah Kisterbock-This was an
action of ejectment? before reported. The case is still
on trial. ,
Court of Quarter Sessions—Hon. James
B. Ludlow Associate Justice.
[William B. Maun, Esq., Prosecuting Attorney. 1
POSTPONEMENT OF HOSGOIDfI OASES*
yesterday was set apart for the trial of homicide
eases, bmfhe pressure of business in the Court of Com
mon Fleas prevented the judge hearing them to sit In
the Oyer end Terminer, Next Monday has been fizei
for the trial o the homicide c*sas Eleven murders ,
have recently been committed, and six pswons caarged *
‘With the crime of perpetrating them have been arrested
and true bills found against them/ The. os her five ef
fected their escape at the tune of the murder, and have
nevei been arrested. . -
A BAD MAN CONVICTED.
Hoses Loutherwgs chargedwLth the larMnTOfhro
silver spoons and tome money, of the value of thirtseß
d 4J?nfe Bsiorl aTW Infirm old lady. totHfis* that
Bhe llvfd In the Keek, below the canal, and kiln,
lided there over fifty re ire. Years ago Moaea Loothec
osed to rob the oherrr-lreas, but I never did anythin,
tcith him- About eighteen months ago he came there,
and ceurht me b» tie pocket, tearing leoff, aoa mao lag
away with it. He stared away a good while, and was
arneied a short time silica.
A female testified that Moses cams np with foa r other
mea. aad when he took the pocket from the old lady
eho grasped It from him, hat he jerked It from her aad
ran with it
The defendant c&llsd so witnesses, but his counsel
laid that he was instructed by Mb client to say that
he was drank at the time of the occurrence. ana had
not the ilighleet recollection of anything that took
P *The jury Tendered a verdict of guilty. Sentence de-
ia a notorious character and a terror to all
persons who reside in the southern section of the city.
Borneo Crittenden was charged with the l&ree&r of
Kelley, a soldier, testified that he was intoxi
cated the night he lost the money, and knew nothing as
tohts
out of the soldier’B pocket by the accused, wife placed it
in his pocket; shortly afterwards he went into the back>
room; this occurred at Donnelly ] a house, 912 Market
street, who accompanied Borneo into the back-xoom;
about an hour afterwards the soldier was put out of toe
house into the street. _ a . , _ - ’ .
On cross-examination he said that he was not engaged
ip any business, but oatatGrox s and slept at the hose
house; he had never been charged with stealing $6OO,
nor had Crox paid him to testify in the case; he tare
him a pair of pants before this case came up; witness
left Donnelly’s employ because he refused to scrub the
The defence called the following witnesses:
W. J. Donnelly testified that the aesusei was in his
kitchen ontbe night referred to, suffering so with the
rheumatism that he could not walk; he believedjilm to
be an honest man; Mr. Crox came to witness, and
wanted $l6 to settle the c&stf; he said he had brought
the caie up to prevent me from testifying against him in
another case; the officer wanted $3O, so Crox said, to
settle it: be also said that he had given Lee her a pair of
pants, which cost $l2. to testify in the ease.
Charles Somcer testified that he was a bartender for
Doroelly, and on the night referred to the accused had
the-iheumatlsm so bad that he could not walk.
Albert B. Miller, a soldier, testified as follows: My
partner and 1 took a French and west on a bust which
We kept up for ten days; in that time we went fre
quently to Donsilly *b with plenty of money, but never
lost any tMtlknow of. [Taking a French is leaving
camp without authority. ]
Several witnesses testified as to the inability of the ac
cused to walk oh the night of the occurrence,
Mr. Donnelly was recalled, and testified that he dis
charged Leaker from his employ because he found a
number of cigars in his pocket which witness id«pti
fled as his Lesher said that he was with a party mat
took filly drinks, and he took a cigar every time in
stead oi drinking ' Witness dheharaed L?sher because
he missed a five-dolJar note from his drawer.
James Robinson testified that Crox enlisted him and
took him to New Haven. He was but 16 years of age.
Be heard Crox say thti he brought the suit against
Donnelly to keep Mm from iettifylug in the case of the
abduction of witness from this Siate.
Lesher was recalled, and testified that he heard the
accused say that he gave Donnelly $5O or the $B3. he
tcokfrom the Boldier. Witness never told anybody of
this transaction until Mr. Josephs, a United States offi
cer, came and anked him about it, three weeks after
wards. Hover told any policeman or alderman of the
case.
.To Judge Ludlow—Crox had been arrested for taking,
Bobinaon out of the Slate, and Donnelly was a witness
against him. prior to the institntioNfcf this suit against
Oiittenden. asd another against Donnelly.
The District Attorney did not press & conviction in
the case, and the juiy rendered a verdict of not guilty.
Jes Shellinbergar
James Schwartz
Ra*ph Hess
Eli Diehl
Henry Moyer
Louis Sacks
Louis Charles
Samuel Mann
Wm h Oressmau
L Fry
Wm Strock
Ghas Stayer
Aaroa Campbell
WjmJE*oacierbe>ger
Levi S Jacoby
Aaron Sterner
A G Cl emir
Richard False waa charged with committing anas
sanlt and battery. Archibald Hems testified chat he
W&s drinking at a bar, when accused mu against Mm,,
add then be was knocked down and kicked about t&e
floor; accused snatched at a ten cent note he had in his
hand,and on Ms remarking that it war not a gentleman
ly actios, he was knocked down: this occurred a week
ago, and witness had been in the debtor’s apartment
of tbs prison tinea. '
Judge Ludlow Inquired what alderman committed
the man to prison as a witness.
Counsel replied Alderman Welding.
Judge Ludlow instructed the witness that after he
left the witness stand he could go where he pleased,'
and if any one laid a finger upon him to let the court
know.
Mr. Gelselman. the son of the proprietor of the
house, testified that he heard the *oi*einthe bar-room,
and on going in found Mem* lying upon tbe floor;
Paine said let him be put to bed would pay for
his lodgings.
Officer Saaderson testified that achaiseman told him
that a man was being killed ac the Citizens' Exchange
in Marker street, and te went in and found a man lying
on the floor in an insensible condition. The witness
subsequently arrested Paine and a man who was with
him ; a black jack was foufid~on the floor.
The defence called Harman 8 one, who testified that
he was bartender at the Citizens 1 Exchange. 624 Market
street 9he prosecutor came in singing and was checked
once or twicefor making a noise. .Monad two five
notes* and Mr. Paine pulle? them out of his hand.
They were both drunk. 1 turned around and saw Heme
striking at Paine, and the next I saw Me ms was down.
Paine complained of his eye and'oysters were placed
on it*
On cross-examination the witness said he did not
know who struck the first bl ow.
Officer Lennox testified to seeing Hems drunk an
hour before tbe occurrence. Yerdict, guilty.
Judge Ludlow informed the prisoner that he thought
he was form hate in not beins before the Court to an*
ewer for hi* life. Any man who used a deadly weapon
in thi« community mxut take tbe consequence of his
act. Senterced to pay a fine of one cent, and to under
go an imprisonment of 60 days in the County Prison.
Officer sounders now cal sd the attention of he Court
to George Bankin, who, he said, hau used threatening
language to him.
Bankin explained to the Court what he said, and
after a reprimand by Judge Ludlow, he was discharged.
The Court adjourned until Saturday next.
ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.
On Saturday, the 18th in&t.. on motion of Edward 8.
Lawrence, Esq., Charles H. Sidebotham was admitted
to practice as an attorney in the District Court and Court
of Common Pleas for the city and county of Philadel
phia. .
Ann Moore was arraigned yesterday morning on the
charge of stealing the onlpti Bible from the Mariners’
Bethel Church, on Water street, above Walnut. She
was observed walkisg away from the church on San
day evening by an officer, who supposed that she had
secreted something bemath her clothia*. On making
an examination the Bible was found At the bearing
she claimed to be a prophetess, and had studied the
Bible thoroughly. The Alderman slightly admonished
that had she properly attended to one of the command
ments in that Book she would nothava stolen any thing.
She still reiterated that she was a prophetess, where
upon the magistrate wittily remarked that she had
profited nothing by either reading or stealing the Bi
ble. She was committed.
John HeAleer. aged fifteen years, was commuted
yesterday for obtaining money by misrepresentation.
The yonng scamp started on a collecting tour three
week* since, and up to the time of his arrest had ob
tained $llOO. He went from store to store, using the
names of well-known business men, stating they had
sent him to the persons applied to. His collections
varied in sums from one to fiiteen dollars There was
no evidence before the magistrate as to the object set
forth for the collection of' the money. When asked
what he colics ted the fends for he replied, ‘‘Just for
fun, ’ 1 and seemed to he delighted that ne had expasded
no less than $5O in a single day and night. He was .com
mitted to prison.
DESCENT UPON DISORDERLY BOYS.
Under tbe, instruction of Chief Haggles, nearly one
hundred officers appeared on duty on Sunday without
uniforms. They were about in squads in sections of
the city infested with disorderly boys Alarge haul
was made, and the leekles* lads were haund.over by
the teveral magistrates to be of future good behavior.
As might be expected,'many anxious parents were pre
test at the atation-houeea, where many of the youths
had been locked up during tbe night The same old
story of "‘sons being good boys*' 7 **never heard of
them doing anything wrong, 7 were reiterated by the
maternal* a dozen times.
*THE CHEAPEST AND BEST PLACE
A i & the city to get HEAD-DRESSES, plain or fancy
CAPS, Is at GQfir ARCH Street. mhlSfSi*
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS AND
-U ÜBFBIHCIPLBD SEALEBS e&de»,<Hia* to dU
nre* of their own and other prep.racioQfl, out he repu
tation attained hr HBiHBOLD-8 OBHDIHE PBBPA
BATIOHS-
HERMETICALLY SEALED MEATS
al us soups.
800 “ do Teal.
600 “ do Mutton.
1,000 " do Tnrjuy.
1,000 do Chicken, \ #
Bm&V I W^LITSk.
feß-tf ~ 10T South WATER Strut.
DRICKS I BRICKS I! BRICKS !!!
A-* tof all Mnda-on hand and for eale. Inquire of
3. 4T. OILLESPIe, 807 S THIRTEENTH St . or at
brick-Tard.TWKHTr-PIPTH and BEEP Sta. [mhB 12t*
■MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR
aiaioiatudbr HELMBOLD'S BXTBAOT BH
OHO.
r JTOE FRANKLIN SAVING FUND,
»0,136 SOUTH FOURTH STBBET, BELOW
_ , CHESTNUT, .
Pay*dt.Por cent. Interest on Deposits. Agents for
the «*re of United States 7 S-10 Loans at Par- Goveru
raeoj. Slat* and Cltr Loans and Stoefes bought and sold
for d,po«ltore and othore in Commit aton. mhu 3m
fiflO kfiSAUCH' STREET.. fiftn
UUU. -Vj'iciTCHSN HARD WA RB, . - OUU,
Wooden wabe. and bbdshbs.
A nmplote assortment of Boose farnlshtnc Goods
. , OBtPFIrH 4 PaOB
mhie-ly / and A BOH Streets.
TO SHU A" T. OWEN, ATTORNEY,
COUNSBLLOR AT LAW, AND SOLIaITOB OP
CLAIMS. Office, BSIP Street, sear Ponrteemh. aweet.
Washington, D. C. V ‘de33-6m
,;xpET|tATE OF BAGS JUST
‘At received* :«idfor sele in lot* to suit purcba«ers» b?
V - * HARRISON BROTHSBB & GO.,
' K&nufaetaring Cneminta*
fe27lm* - IQS South FRONT Street.
TXELMBOLD’S EETRA.CT OF BA.R
-•*-- 84PARILLA clean&dß and renovates the blood,
insttiethe vigor of health into the systomr and purees
out the humors that make disease.
fJHILDREN’S CARRIAGES, EN
tibsly new styles fob' the spbijo
laiDK. —A Buparior Lot jaiit received, and for sale
bT . BOWK. BOSTON. U .00.*
inMS-tf -157 and 159 ffertfc. THIRD Surwt,:
» - .. ■
THE COURTS.
Strong,
HAED SWBABIHO.
BAB-BOOSI TIGHT.
-THE POLICE.
[Before Mr. Alderman Weldlnr. 3
SACRILEGE.
SHARP PRACTICE.
OIL COMP Alt lES.
*»*
REPUBLIC
MUTUAL
01 L CO 111 FAIf 1
rHEUDEUPOU. SBW YOKE, &IXB BOSTOX.
380,000 EEAJEUES, FAB VALUE.
50 OBrra PEE SHAHS '
60 CENTS PBE SHAKH
BO CENTS FEE SHAKE
50 DEBTS PBB BEUKB ‘
SO OEBTB FEB SHAW
60 CBITS FEB SHABS
50 DEBTS PER SHARE
50 GSBTS PER SHARK
50 DEBTS PER SHARE
50 DEBTS FES SHARK _
808 POIA-PAID STOCK.
• FOB PULL-PAID STOCK.
■FOB FULL-PAID STOCK.
FOB FULL-PAID STOCK.
FOB FULL-PAID STOCK.
for fu ul paid stook.
FOB FULL PAID STOCK.
FOB FULL-PAID STOCK.
FOB FULL-PAID STOCK.
~ FOB FqLL-PAID STOCK.
60,000 SHARES,
THIKTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,
reserved for working capital.
Ia formlnt Ibe sboYt-suaed Company great care has
boon taken In tbs selection of properties, so as to obtain
none bnt those well known to the public, and which
have been tried and found to bo tha best yet developed.
The system at the organisation will be on the mutual
plan, the same as that ol the PEOPLE’S EQUITABLE
OIL COSfPAHY, which was so soon taken aad bow so
Overly sonfht alter. The working capital is to be
,30,000, which.win be a Tory handsome fond for com-
mencini the developaeat of [the property, and It it the
Intention of tha manacers to push the work enerietl-
cally, and with confidence of tha treat anccesc or the
under taklnar. The subscription ihas boon placed at the
low figure of 50 CEBTS PEB SHAKE, so as to enable
alltobayo a ohance for inTestment In this profitable
business, where so many fortunes bare been made.
Ihe properties haying been taken np some time since,
at low prices, makes the Investment donbly desirable,
on account of cheapness.
80. 1 Is a tract of eighty acres in fee simple, of un
surpassed Oil Territory, on EAST SAHDT CBEEK,
ADJOIBIHS THE ADAKABTIBS WELL, or rather
the property on which' this famous well is situated. It
was struck about ten days ago, and is reported as flow-
ing 100 barrels of heavy lubricating oil, each barrel of
which is equal to three barrels each as is obtained from
Oil Creek. There Is room for a large number .of wells.
This property has eighty rods of desirable boring terri
tory, fronting on the Adamantine Lands, with two good
Coal Veins Jntto Bluffs.
PITHCXLE GREEK.
No. it. A leas* for fourteen years of two-thirds of all
the oil obtained on three lease,, on Plthoie Ena, a Iran
dred rods ftom the month, as It empties Into the Alls-
ghony riTer. These are Tery finely located on the Bun,
and Sne selections. A well ls in progress, and will be
completed without expense to the Company.
CHERRY RUN.
No. 3 is 4ve acres in fee simple apon this celebrated
stream; which has attained a notoriety possessed by no
other-seotion for prodoolnc Fetroletun, no Welle having
been pnt down npon its borders which have failed to
obtain oil, and among those now flowing and pamplng
are the following:
SEED WBLL.~~.~~~ «»*M*e4*e**** 350 BARBELS.
GBOCBBT WELL.~.~~~.. 150
BAEBB WELL~~.......~..~....... 80 "
AUBURN WSLIn-****** *,*,t**i****
DENNBTWBLL 40
PHIPPS WELL (just etrncW......... 100 “
BYND FA8M..~~*~.~.~.«~*~... 00 -•
888Y08T~..~80 *•
SLIPPERY ROOK GREEK.
No. 4 is a lease of twenty years, of fine acres (seTen
elgbtbs ol the Oil to the Company), immediately on the
Creek, and.bnt a short distance firom the new, well of
Fifty Barrels Imbricating Oil recently struck bythe Slip
pery Bock Company, and which sent their stock from
»1 per share to SB in one day.
The character of the above interests, situated as they
are In tie centre of what Is known as tbe “Great Oil
Basin,” should certainly commend themselves to the
serious attention of those who contemplate investing In
Oil Companies, and are unsurpassed by any as a bads
for an honorable and energetic petroleum organization.
and with that energy whleh the management are deter-
mined to infuse into it, it eertainlysmit proves good
investment.
THE BOOKS WILL BE OPEN
MONDAY* MARCH 13tH,
and remain open for one week.unless tbe stock is sooner
subscribed for.at
No. 30 SOUTH THIRD STREET.
PBBSIDBHT,
OHAS, W. BEEVES.
TBEASHBBBt
O. T. YEBKEB, Js.
. , BKCBBTAXY.
3®r %mrnwrn*
TECE aUJXDAy, MARCH 81, lS6fc
r ABM KBS’ &KD MEOHASIOS’I
OIL '‘company.
6UBSORIPTION PBICB ONLY FIFTY CENTS PEE
SNARE FOB FULL-PAID STOCK.
CAPOTAL $500,000.
DIVIDED INTO 300,000 SHAKES..
FAB VALUE, £3.00 PER SHARE.
40,000 SHAKES KBSKjJVED FOB A WORKING
OFFICERS;
JOHH A CALDWBtt. Client.
DIKBCTOHB
John A. Caldwell, I Joseph 8 WUhera,
DAvld Boa- I Borman Terls,
Juba flint* |
The properly of the Oowrony Is splendidly looa’ed In
the very heart of Hie Oil region of Venaneo oonnty, Pa..
on both Bides of Two MU. Bun, tn Oakland townihlp.
It is within the boondarlee of Sugar and Oil Creek.. on
‘woeldee of Hand French Creek and Cherry Tree Knn
Within two IP lias on lha other two sides of tke moHitT.
ONE HUNDRED ACSBS, more or less, fee
On all of said orecka or rnna larre produetag Wells
ha*e been struck. and some within the last few dare
The object in offering thla stock le to rive the public,
who do not feel disposed to invest in large amounts In
other oompanlee, the opportunity of Inventing their enr
plne funds atthe ezceedimly email enb.crtptton price of
FIFTY CENTS PER SHARE,
and time enable them to come In oh the ground doer.
The piotwity having been eelected with great care by
a competent perron, and one who Is thoroughly ac
doalnted With the oil Region" of Penn ,r Wanta, there
can be no doubt bat the Company's proparty wIU prove
to bette mess valuable traotln that section of the State.
_ J*° » 1U J?S, £ p ‘ neil oe «A FOB
DAY BOKDIHO. Marohlß by HEBBYA PFBIL, Se.
cretary, and J. K. ‘‘ALD WELL. Treasurer. at Bank
ing Boose, dS Somh THIRD street, PMlada.
mnio- St* •
QAKDAUB bemikaey, > ■
AH RNOLISH, CLASSICAL, AND NORMAL SCHOOL
YOUNG BOYS,
PUOBTOWN, OaB&ER 00,, PBtfgA.
She next term of thle Institution will begin on Mo3f-
Y, ApiUS, 1868. For Clronlarc, eontaining particu
lar*. address ISAAC W. GULDIN, A M,,
mhft lm , ' Principal
PRIVATE TUITION IN THE GREEK,
A Latin, French, and German Languages,higher Ma
thematics and English branches. 136. Bondi EMS
YEhTH Sireet, between Walnut and Oaestnut, 18-3t*
rTRBEMOUHT SEMINARY, NORRIS
JL TOWN, PA , FOB YOUNG MEN AND BOYS-
The Fummtr Session of FoarMontha will commaace on
TUESDaY, APRILIIth. Vacancies c&n now bsseaared
by applying to JOHN W. BOOH*
XD£lB-6i* Principal,
VILLAGE green seminary.—
" I MILITARY BO iR DING SCHOOL. 5 four miles
from HEDIA, Pa. Thorough Course In Mathematics,
OUstios, Natural Sciences, and English: practical lee
eons In Civil Engineering Pupils received at any time,
and of all ages, and enjoy the benedti of a home. Be
fera to Jobnfe Capp s Son, 23 South Third street: Thos
L Clayton, Em , ftfhand P»nne «treete; etp Sheriff
Kern* and others, Addre»* Rev. J. HisRvErBAK-i
TO*. A. M , VILLAGE GBBRN, Penna. - no6-Bai
WOODLAND SEMINAR? FOB
YOUNG LADIES, Nos. 9 and 10 WOODLAND
TERRACE, West Phflada, Bev. HENRY BEBVSS,
A. M., Principal. faM-gw*
WEST GROVE BOARDING SCHOOL.
” for GIRLS, at WEST GEO YE STATION, F. and
B Central Railroad. Chester County Fa
The SUMMER TERM of thie institution will com-'
mence on SECOND DAT, the Ist of FIFTH-MONTH
next, to contlnne 2D weeks. The eonrse of lnetrnctian
is extensive and thorough, and Is adapted to all ages.
Forclnnlars, fto., address the Principal,
. _ THOS-# CONARD.
fe2T-tntu3m West Orove, Pa.
TYISFOLTJTION OF OOPARTNER
-A-r SHIP. —The Copartnership heretofore existing be
tween the undersigned, under tEe name of NICHOLS.
PJOKABING, & CO., is this day; dissolved by mutual
consent. Cbas, W. Pickering is alone authorized to
settle the business of the late firm
WILLIAM E. NICHOLS.
OHAB W. HOKIBITO,
„ „ N .THAN STRETCH. .
PHItAUEiPHiA, March 17. 1865. mhso 31* .
rjOPARTNEBSHIPT— THE UNDER-'
V/ SIOHBDhave this day formed a Oopirtuorship,
under the firm of NICHOLS, FICKERING, & 00., for
the manufacture of Locomotive, Passenger, and Freight
M£rsY»& avenue. corner
WILLIAMS NICHOLS,
' C»AS W. pfiksein a?
« Y. e,- EDWARD BaGoN,
Philadelphia, March 18,1866 mh2o 3fc*
THE PARTKERSHIP HERETOFORE
betweGK the HHdereitnad under the style
of OaLVEBT Is this day dissolved by mu
tual consent. tiEORGEH BBOWfI.
CffAKLU«W F CALVERT,
GEORGE M. BOBISOJT,
Philadelphia, February 3, 1865.
THE UNDERSIGNED have foraed and entered Into a
limited partnership under the laws of Pennsylvania,
acd do hereby in accordance therewith certify that the
name $r Arm under which the same is to he con
ducted Is B KOffS & G aLVE ST.
The general nature of the business to he transacted is
a General Manufectming Business.
Th|namfcs of the general partners are GEORGE H.
BROWN and CHARLES W. F. CALVERT, of the city
of Philadelphia, and the only special partner Is GEORGE
M. ROBESON* now of the city of Camden* if. J The
said special -partner has contributed to the common,
stock or capital of said firm Twex.tr> five Thousand Dol
lars In cash, and the said partnership commences oathe
FOURTH (4:h) DAY of February. 1885, and will termi
nate on the 31st dayor January. 1867.
GEORGB B, BBOWjr, ;
CHARLES W. V, CALVERT, General Partnerc,
_ OEOR iE 51. ROBBSOS, Special Parthot.
PmiJiBBi.PEtA. February i, 1865 fe7 tu9t
(COPARTNERSHIP. —THE UNDER
VJ SIGNED have thiß day associated undar the Arm of
EDWARD ROBINS tc GO. for tho truftactlon of a
GENERAL BANKING, STOCK, AND EXCHANGE
BUSINESS. EDWARD Roman,
HORACE B. PEARSON,
_ No. *7 South THIRD Street
FybbuastSS. fe3B lm
17LE0TR0PATHIC ESTABLISH
JN MENT —DR a. H. BTKVENSr one of the FIRBT
DIBCOYERERS of a new system of treating diseaaa by
MODIFIED ELECTRICAL APPLICATIONS, and Who
hue been >o very auccecatul at PENN SQUARE for tha
last three years, has removed his Oflce and Residence
to 1638 VINE Street, one door below Seventeenth.
All persons desiring references, or any particulars
with l'sgard to hisspretai mode of treatment, win please
call or send for a pamphlet
Consultation oradvice gratuitous. mhS-tf
CORNER ELEVENTH AND RACE STREETS,
>2,80, CBEsTSOT AND FORTIETH,
. Dr. THO 3 ALLEN, very euecessfolia the treat
ment of all disease* would inform bis friends and
the public tliat be la still benefitting and curing
many on whom medicine ha* bad no 'effect and'
considered incurable. .
' . RHEUMATISM AND NEURALGIA.
WO> Dfiß rUL DISCOVERT—We would
ask your attention to these diseases, as we
have found to at, we possess a remedy which has
.cured many, and will restore to their wonted,
.health, hundreds more who are at present Buf
fering the most excruciating agony. Generally,
a few days only are needed to effect a cure. We
would urge no one to try ii; if you do not the loss
Is ybur own. Those who follow our require--
menterand not cured. hove nothing to psv. Pa
tients treated at their residences when desired.
Testimonials at the offices; hours 9 A. M. toSP.
M. Consultations free. Offices, 154: North.
ELEVENTH Street, also, CHESTNUT and FOR
TIETH Street,.West Philadelphia.
ja!B 3m * DB THOS. ALLEN
A CERT AIK CURB FOB CANCERS,
TUMORS. AND TBTTBB.—By Mieses M and H.
BINKLB. No. 354 North THIRTEENTH Street,below
vine, Philadelphia, where can be obtained at any
time the Tetter Ointment, which has effectually cured
Tetter of 10 or 20 years’ standing. Sslves for Rheu
matism, Piles, Corns, Erysipelas, Felons; and Pills for
purifying the.biocd. . mhlg-6l*
T WAS AFFLICTED WITH THE
CANCER on my right thigh for fourteen years, and
being recommended by a iaoy who had been cared by
the Misses HINKLE, I placed myself under their
treatment, and it is now six months since a perfect cure
has been made. Many of my friends had given me up
ss being incurable, therefore I return man; thanks to
the Misses Hinkle for saying my life. lam now in the
enjoyment of good health HANNAH HORNE.
oPRiNOFiEU> t Del, co., Pa., Jan. 13, *65. mh!6 6fc*
TWTISBBS HIEKLB-AS A SENSB OF.
gratitude to yon for the cure of my cancer, I deem
it prudent to have it acknowledged in the papers* that
it may he the means of beneftning others, I was at
tacked on the left breast with a suspicions tumor, and
applied to a physician toexamineiti it proved to be a
well-defined cancer* and was tteated as such, but be*
came gradually worse, until it becamb evident that I
had to obtain relief or less my life. And hearing of
the many cures that you had performed, 1 placed my
self under your care, and that the diseate hat all been
eradicates, I have not the. slightest doubt. . Over three
years have intervened, and the diseased point is as
sound as any part of my body.
HAST A. THOENTON,
1505 Callow hill 'Street* .
Philadelphia, Pa.
mhie-et*
>TO THE AFFLICTED.—I DO HERE
-*■ BY certify that I was for mm than twenty years
afflicted with a cancerous tumor. I applied to three or
four different doctors ; all agreed in pronouncing it a
rerj dangerous cancer, hat neither gave me much en
couragemei-1 that it could he cored.. Fortunately I
beam of the Misses Hinkle. X placed myself under
their hands immediately for treatment, and in a short
time was entiicly cured : it being immediately under
the corner of the eye. hut by their superior skill and
careful attention it was entirely removed, without the
toast injury to the eye or scarcely leaving a soar,. I do
most confidently recommend all who may unfortunate
ly he afflicted with cancer to make immediate applica
tion to the Mieses M & H. Hinkle, Ho. 254 North
Thirteenth street, Philadelphia.
JUDAH WEAK, 605 Brown Street.
Philadelphia. Jan, 3, 1865. • mhl6 6t*
T'HIB IS TO CERTIFY THAT I WAS
A afflicted with the Cancer bask of my left ear for ten
years. I tried several skilful physicians of this city,
hut all afforded ms no permanent relief. I heard of toe
Misses Hinkle, and resolved to make one more effort,
andth&t lam pleased, to inform the public has been
successful. This wonderful cure was Made, in two
months, and deserves to‘bc placed on record, that
others afflicted with the same disease may know where
to obtain a certain cure.
mhieat* DAKIEL HOWARD, 1422Vltte street.
BOSTON AND PHILADEL-
WtiF PHIa STEAMSHIP LIKE. satllnkftom esoi
port on SATDRDAYB, from first wharf above PISE
Stmt. Philadelphia, and hong Wharf, Bostoa.
The steamship SAXON. Capt. Mattbewfi, will sail from
Philadelphia for Boston, on SsitaidaT. March M. atlfl A.
H., aid steamship NORMAN, Oapt. Baker, from Bos
ton for Philadelphia, on thesame dar at 4 F. M.
These sew and snhstantial sfesmships form a reamlar
line, railing from each port punctnally on Saturdays.
Xnsmances effeited at one-half the premium charged
on the vessels.
freights taken at fair rates,
Fblppors are requested to send Slip Receipts and'Bills
of Lading With their goods, *
For Freight or Passage (having fine .ecsmmodaUontl.
apply to - ■ Halts'? WiasoßfcCa,
mh2-tf 33a South DELAWARE Avenue.
STEAM WEEKLY TO LL
TSWRF* VBRPOOL. touching at QUEENSTOWN,
tUork Harbor). The well known Steamers of the Uver-
Apooh Hew Yoik and Philadelphia Steamship Compa
ny (Inman Line), carrying the United States Mails,iare
Intended to sail as follows:. . • • . : ’
CITY OF WAbHmHTOfif.es.SATURDAY, March 85lh,
CITY OF LOaDpITk.. s ii>i—SATURDAY, April Isit
FT®A,.. April Sth.
And every succeding Saturday at Soon, from Pier 44,
North River. *
SATES OF PASSAGE: * , .
Payable In Gold, or its equivalent In Currency. •
Fire) Cabin «... *S« €0 Steerage —t ..,.$lO 08
“ to London 85 DO, to London,. 34 00
“ to Fart 95 00, " to Paris-... 40 00
*• to Hamburg... 90 00 “ to Hamburg 87 00
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Bremen, Rot
terdam, Antwerp, &c, .at equally lowrates.
Fares from Liverpool or Quosnetownr let Cabln»C7s,
385, *lO5. ateersge from Liverpool or Queenstown. #BO
Thote who wish to send for their frlende can bay
tickets iere at these rates. \ . „ .
For farther information-apply, at the Company la
Offlcea JOfi AEgutf
mbit.taps ■ 111 ffaLHPT Btreeg>blla.
The science of medicine
should stand simple, pure, majestic: having fact
for Us basis. Induction for Its pUJar, truth alonefor Its
•asltal. 8o stand HELMBOLu’S GBNOISE PREPA
RATIONS. ostabiished over Ifiyeara.
MACKEREL, herring, shad, &0.
AX*- —8,600 bbls Mass. ■ Nos. 1, 2.. and S MatkeraL
late-cansht fiat fish, in assorted packages.
3,000 bbls. Hew Bastport, Fortune Bay, and Halifax
I.BCofo*es Lubes. Sealed. Ho. lHerring.
160 bbls. new Mess Shad.
Isl O-tr Ho. I*B NORTH WHARVES.
POTTON AND FLAX BAH, DUCK
V/ and OAUVAB, of all numbers and brands.
Tent, Awning, Trank. and Wagon-cover Duck. Also,
PaperMsnnfaclurers’ Drler Felts, lromltofifeetwids:
Paollns, Belting. BsU Twine, fits. --o
mune. swum*. f -fc HVEBKAH fit CO.;
ao»-tf • 80. 101 JOHBB’auct,
OIL COMPANIES.
EDUCATIONAL,.
COPARTNERSHIPS.'
MEDICAL.
ELECTRICAL OFFICES.
SHIPPING.
PROPOSALS.
A SSIBTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
A OFFICE. No. 1130 GIRARD Street.
t-HU,* DELPHI A, March 21.1865
SEALED PROTOSALS wUI be received at tills offl»
until 12 o clock M on SATURDAY, March 25, , or
the immediate delivery at the United Stat** storehouse,
HASOYJB-Street wharf.properl.-^^j^ 0 for
tram I'ort.tion. of the foil..— described Quartermas-
fiSSas?wSSdo»
m JKf- Tißx
*AW aH>uuda. pure Lead. In oil* **aj6
xtGWia grinding, n 1 000- 3b. baiTGlfl.
1 banfl pur* Tarpep tine.
- MO gallons Ltn weed Oil.
10 tailona Wright's Japan Dryor. . _ _
1,000 pounds oxide of Iron. •‘lnJail. ** b»mto»
SOO pound* Tellon Ochie, ‘* In oil ’ * (French )
60 p *)U»ds m'dlam Ohxomo Grten On oil).
24 b ?SWock tin- Vi luohps in diameter, 7
inches in depth outside, aod 6 lnehes inside.
24 Clinton’s No. 8 Sesh Tools
24 Clinton s 8 0 extra Found Brushes,
24'CUnton’» %'FlrfVttehea .: .
6 pounds Pumice Ston*»,/n Jumps-
• £2 quires S&iidpAPfl*—4 No 4 ffo. 2* 4 No-2&. .
Tfce eucoeeeful bidder must agree to famish sash ad
ditional Quantity of each a*t!cle at theoomraoj pries as
: may he r> auired dur ng tbe quarter commaoeiog April
X. and ending June SO. IBM
Proposals for any of ttie above articles to be endorsed
on envelope ** Proposals for Army Supplies, No. 1* ,
to be opened’on inet,
* l;tOO Curry Combat
2.(00 Wagon Bows.
210 Wagon Covers (cotton duck, 10 oz . as per eam
. pie of cover at UoiUd'States Storehouse; X yard sample
;of duck required). . , .
2io BiDged Hasps aud Staples
60 Hub Boxes* 12 inches tong, 2K*IK luehes,
40 do - 12 ,do 3>4xiX do.
30 . .do 12 do ' ,2 xIX do.
SO do in do 2Xxii4 do.
80 do 7H do l#ui|6 do.
30 do 7 do ltfeif* d«*
26 do « do JXxIX do.
6CO Wagon Spokes, front and hind.
" 60 Ambulance bprinss. * ‘
Prorosaib for any of the above articles to be endorsed
on the envelope *‘Propo!als for Army Supplies, No.
2,” to be opened on the 26th inst.
All of the above articles to be of the best quality.
Bidders should state the quantity bid for, and when
they will commenoe and finish thetT deliveries t the
price of the articles (to incited#<boxe* and delivery)*
which should he written/ bath in toords and figure**
and conform to tbe t*rm* of this acovy
ofwhftik should accompany each .proposal* and no
schedule prices will be received. .
Samples of tha articles bid for must be delivered at
the Banover-atreet htorehouig twenty four hours be
fore the opening of the bids.
Bids will be opened on Safrurayv March 25,1855, at 12
o’clock M. * and bidden are requested to be present.
Each bid must be guaranteed ny two responsible per
sons* whose signatures must be appended 1 to the guaran
tee, and certified to as being good Mid eu%lent security
for the amount involved by the United. States District
Judge, Attorney or Collector* or other nmblie officer.
The right Is reserved to reject any bid deemed un
reasonable, and no bids from a defaulting contractor will
be received.
JQI prepo*als to be made out on the regular forms*
Which will be fursiehed on application ax this office.
By order of Col. Win. W. - llc£im» Chief Qiartermas
ter Philadelphia Depot.
F GEORGE R. ORMR,
mh2l>6t Gapt. and a. G SL
XJBWAE..
TESTATE OF ANN COWPLAHD v DE-
CBABSD —Letters of Administration oathe Estate
of ANN COWPLAND. dfleeased. having been iranted
to tixe undersigned, ell persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make pai meat* and those having claims
to present them without delay to A .
JOSHUA COWPL 4.ND*
mhl7»Ct* . - - j 53 South FOURTH Street.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
J- CITY AND COUNT! OF PHILADELPHIA.
WIBTAB MOBEIB vs. OLIVBR EYINS. JAMES I.
BUSH, and J. P DaVID MUHLENBERG. Vendi
tioni Exponas December Term-1861 No. 322.
The Auditor appointed to make dis ritontion of a fund
in court* made by a »heiiff*6 sale under the said writ*
issued la the Above, entitled proceedings of all that cer
tain lot or piece.of.ground, with the foundry, machine'
shop, buildings*, and improvements thereon erected,
situate at the northwest corner of, *chuyUxid Seventh,
(now Sixteenth) street and Fniiview street* late in the
district offspring Garden, now in the city of Philadel
phia; containing in front or breadth on the said Fair-'
view street two hundred and forty five feet two aud a
half inches, and extending the earn* width northward
two hundred andfifty-two feet one inch to a street called
Morris street. . Bounded on the north by said Morris
street* .on the south by said Fair-view street* on the east
by said Sixteenth street* and on the west by ground let
on ground rent to Joseph Clemens. (Bring the same lot
of ground which James Hamilton and Andrew Hamil
ton, by their attorney in fact. Thomas Gad waiader, by
deed, dated the twenty.fifth day of March, A U. 181 s,
and recorded in Deed Book fIL K * No. 12, page 627, 4c. *
granted and conveyed ucto Oliver Evans. James J.
Bush. and. J. P. David Muhlenberg, defendants above
named* their heirs and asrigos forever, as tenants in
common; reserving thereout unto the said James
Hamilton and Andrew Hamilton* their heirs and as
signs, the yearly ground rent of four hundred and
ninety dollars ana forty-two costs* payable half yearly,
clear of taxes* to which rout the said premises are still
subject) -•
Win attend to the duties of his appointment on
THURSDAY, the 23d day of March, 1886* at four o’clock
P BL. athiß office No. B*9 ARCH Street, in tha city -
of Philadelphia, when and where all parties interested
are required to present their claims, or be debarred from
coming in upon said fund.
EDWARD HOPPER, Auditor.
Kaboh S, 1865. - mhiO-lOt
r* THE COURT OF COMMON PLEA.B
FOB THE CITY AND COUNIY OF PHILADEL
PHIA.
JOSEPH SQUIRREL, to use of A V. PARSONS, vs.
ALFRED S.*jCaBEY» garnishee of PHILIP PRICE*
defendant. Plu. Ven., Ex , Dec. Term, 1864 No 5,
Tho Auditor appointed to make distribution of the
fond in Court* produced by Sheriff's sale under the
above writ, of au that certain lot or p’eee of ground
situate at the southeast corner of Broad street and
Susquehanna avenue* in the Twenty-first ward of the
v city of Philadelphia; containing In front or breadth on
Mhe east side of Broad street sixty six feet, and extend
ing eaetwsrdiy of that width along the south side of
said Susqueharna avenue one hundred and twenty feet
to a ten- feet?wide alley, laid out and opened for the
use and- benefit of this and other ground bounding
thereon; bounced' northward by said nusquehanna
avenue, eastward by said alley, south
ward by ground of Henry T Grout. Esq., and west
ward bysaid Broad Bt* eat—will attecd to the duties of
h*s appointment on TUESDAY, the 4th day of April*
1865, ax 4 o’clock P. M., at his office, No. 131 South
FIFTH Street. Philadelphia, when and where ail par
ties interested.aiß lequiied to present their claims, or
he debarred from, coming in upon said fu->d.
mhl6-thstnfit WM. EuTQg WIStSS, Auditor.
TO THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR
A THB 011'T AH,O COONffrjOF PHILADELPHIA.
Baiate of H&HEY SCHIVELY, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the second account of WILLIAM H.
and CHAELI3 SCHIYELY, Executors of
BEKEY BCHIYELY, deceased, and to report distribu
tion of the balance in the hands of the accountant, will
meet the parties interested for the purposes of ms ap
pointment ou MONDAY, the 27th da? of March. A. D.
188fi,ai 4 o'clock P.K., at his 3xo. 5471 South.
FlFTH£treet._iathectfcyo?Philadelphia. mhi6 thstufit
lET OBEDIENCE TO AN OBDEH OF
(10UBT THE SHERIFF PUHUSHES THE FOLLOW
ING NOTICE-'
HBNSY 0. HOWELL, Sheriff.
n THE COTTRT 07 COMMON HLEAS JPOB THE
CITY A»J> COUNTY 07PHILADELPHIA.
To the Legal Eeprasefliatiyes of MANUEL EYBE.
deceased, _ _ . ..
In the matter ofHiepetmon of WILLIAM HANDS
BURY and GATHBBIBB, his wife, Playing the Court
to o; der and direct the Recorder of Deeds to enter satie •
faction on the record of a certain old mortgage for $2,000,
given bt CHARLES NICE to MfiNUSL £YRB. dated’
A»jil lat. A- D 1814. and recorded in Mortgaie Book J.
Go, No. 13. page 68, Ac., upon 26 acres and 13 perches of
Xand, in Greexieim, in the township of Germantown,in
the county of Philadelphia, and on filing petition and
affidavit thereto attact ed, and on motion of OH ABLE 3
M. WAGNER; Esq., for petitioners: rule granted to
show cause why said mortgage should not be satisfied, -
Sheriff to give notice /to the Legal Representative* of
said MANuEL £Y BE, deceased, if to be found in this
county, and &Ibo by publication, according to. law, to
appear and answer said petition; Beturnaole SATUA
DAY. April SthsA. D. 1865.
in Witness whereof I have hereunto set
Seal > my hand and affixed the Seal of said Court,
) this 4th day of Marsh, A. D 1836
T. 0 WEBB, Pro Prothy.
Sheriff’s Office. March 4,1865. mh6 m4t
TTNITED STATES, EASTERN EIS
TBIOT OF>RSNSYLVARTA.— Sct. i
WHEREAS, The District Court of the United States,
for said District, proceeding on a libel, filed in the
name of tie United States, hath decreed on the 18th, da*
of March, A. 3>. 1665, that all persons who claim to have
any interest in the steamer CELT and cargo, captured
near Sullivan's Island, coast of {South. Carolina, by the
Kaat BkU 1. as d other vessels- of- war of the United S tales,
be moßtohcd and cited: Therefore, all persons who
claim to have any interest in the said steamer and cargo
are monished and cited to appear before the Judge of
the said Court, at the city of- Philadelphia, on the
TWENTIETH day after publication hereof, to show
cause why the said steamer and cargo should not be
pronounced to belong, at the time of the capture of the
same, to the enemies of the United States, and there
fore, or otherwise, liable to condemnation, as lawful
prize.
.The above is in abstract of the monition Issued by
the Court in the said cause. ~
WILLIAM MILLWABD.
i, ~ Marshal for Eastern District of Penua. -
Philadelphia, March 17,3865. mhlSSt
DEAN'S GREAT TOBACCO, CIGAR,
A/ AND pipe store. .
-Ho. 413 OHESTDDP Street, Philadelphia, F».
Dean keeps the greatest assortment.
Dean keeps the greatest vu lew.
- Dean keeps the largest general stock.
You can get any kind ofTobacoo,
You can get any kind of Cigars,
You can get any kind of Pipes,
You can get any kind of Snuffi;.
AT DEAR’S GREAT TOBACCO STORE,
Ho. 413 CHESTNUT Street, Philadelphia, Fa.
When you go to Dean’s you Can get anything you
want in the way of Plug, Fine Cut, and Smoking To
baccos, Domestic and Havana Cigars. Pipes, dec. •
Dean keeps the largest general stock of Tobacco, Ci
gars, Pipes, &c , in the United States.
Dean’s sales axe so extensive that he can afford to sell
at about one-half what others sell for.
Dean sells to the Army of the Potomac.
Dean sells to the Army of the James. ’ *
Dean sells to the Army of the Tennessee.
Dean sells to the Army of the Cumberland.
Gunboats all order their Tobacco, Cigars. Pipes, Ac »
from , ... DEAN'S, jfo. 413 CHESTNUT Street.
Pennsylvania merchants all bay at Dean's,
Hew Jersey merchants all bay at Dean's,
Delaware,merchants all buy at Deanw,
As they can always get Uust what they want, and at a
much lower price than they can elsewhere, and they
do not have to pick up their goods at a dozen little
stores.
All goods ordered are guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Order onoe, and you will always order from Dean’s,
as his plug and fine cut chewing and smoking .tobaccos
and cigars are far superior to ail others, and he sells for
much lain. DBaN’B. 50,.4r13 CHESTfIUT Streets
no2S 4m Philadelphia, Fa.
-RDTTERFIELD’S OVERLAND
Xf- DESPATCH,
Cfflce Ho. 40 Sonth FIFTH Stre.t,
A THRODGH FREIGHT LIKE
h»beM.«trtl£sw4, prepared toremive til .IUMa of
Frelaht In (ha -principal .Ulot out of the Mluluippt
rlvor. *njto rfU,ni«nt
0 IDAHOITJTAH.
AB D MOHTAHA TBRRITOBIBS,
TOO, nmOOOB OPKTKAOT BATES ABB BUM OF IMTMB.
Thronfih SktoTln«lnde ALL CHARGES—RAUwav,
Timtote, Storaf,,»n4 Fotvrardioi Commltaton* on th*
MlsKinri river, and transportation noon the Pining—
tima er ablins th. Shipper to obtain a THROUGH CON
TRACT for hi. freislit for AdistAneeof OVER THREE
THOUSAND and rtilavin, him from All reapon
•ifcUities And Anxieties incident to the part dlaortsmied
And irreHponsibio »y.tem of Plnlns transportation.
Oar Aiente ln Heir York, Boaton, Philadelphia, Pltts
hnrfi, Ghlcaco, St- .Lonle, and Bnrllnzton, lowa, are
prepared at all: season, to receive and alii, at the
LOWEST THROUGH TARIFF RATBS.
TUa Oompanv aanunea ALL THE RESPONSIBILITY
of Loaaea, Darnecea, or Overeharfea on Fraltht while
In tran.lt from point of ahipmant to plate of destination.
The Hew York offiee la In poaeawlon of A toil set of
TRACE BOOKS, ahowinx th© date -of shipment, the
time it passes the MUal.iippl river, la received at and
.hipped from the CompanT’a Wareitonae. atAtehlson
(Kansas), the eharaeter of the trains movinc npon the
Plains, the date It passes Fori Kearney, arrive, at Den
ver, i* received atdesUsntton, and the apparent aendi-
Honof the Wares alonx the entire rente.
FF- If Damaxes 6r Loeaes oeonr. Shippers an notified
in time to dnplleat* any Important portion of the ship
ment.
Theaa books are open.for th# inneetlon of onr ons
■ tomers at all times, and parties shreplnx.br this Line
wUlbekept informed hr sorrespondense of the exact
rendition of their shipments: '
Goodrt partirtitorlojlve in'trnetiona to marl
BUTTERFIELD’S OVERLAND DESPATCH,
Atshlson, Kansas,” and hare them shipped wider the
Ingtnutlons of onr Aaen* ati point of shipment.
Letters of lnqniry addressed to onr ofiuoat ATQHI-
A. W. SPALDING, General Arentr Haw York.
HE H. MOORE/Axent. FhfiadehAla. delS-tf
WHITE virgin wax of ANTIL
. " LEB. Anew Freneh Cosmetic for beantlfrins and
preserving. the completion. It lathe most wonderful
componnoof the ate. Thera la neither chalk, powder,
matneala, hlamnth, nor tola in its composition. It being
composed ontlrelr ofpnre Yirgin Wax; hence the ex
traordinary qualities tor preserving the .kin, making It
soft, smeoth, ftir, and transparent. It make, the old
appeor-Tonng. the homely band Borne, the handsomemor.
heantlfnl, and the most beantifnl divine. Price. 80 and
SO cents. Ihrepared only by HUNT A CO.. Pertatnere,
aboroCheetnnt. and
133 Bonth SEVENTH Street, above Wainnt. ja6-8m
MARSHAL’S SALE.—BY VIRTUE
of a Writ of Stie, by the Hon. JOHH CAD WALA
phR, JndEeof ihoDistrictConrtof the United states,,
to and forth# Eastern District of Pennsylvania. to-Ad
minilty. to me directed,..will be sold at Pnbllc Sale, to
toe highest and best bidder, for eash. at Samuel O.
Cook’s Auction Store, No. 134: South FRONT Btreat ou
TBURBDAY, March 30to, 1885. at 3fi o’closk A- M VfotS
Barrels of Whisky. „ WILHaM WII.LWARD.
„ U. &. Mwrslalß D. of Penns..
Philadelphia, March 14, 1865, mhls-Bfc
riPWARDS OF THIRTY THOUSAND
certificate* and recommendatory letters have been
the merits of HSLKBOLD’B Gfi-
SUIRR PREPASATtOMI, many of which arc from
;he highest aoorce*. endneut statosmeu> cUr
gyme& f gOTez%9»« Stato jufigess he.
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOB FL£&S.
A (Jbib» OffiOß.
Bo 1138 OißjjtD
' ' TnUBEIEBU fißftfJ. H*nl 18| IWB
BBAX.BB PBOF'SaLS wUi bB fS
tUI TBUBBDA.Tr, Marsh “■* 1
Immedlaw delivery 5* &?J?lK?2?7raH
nprosAfrua tLSIOq _ . _
for the various Corps- Division* and Brigade Hofta
quarters, Aimy of the Potomac. ... mli . ft »
Specifications and drawing* of wMohesab* eeaaft*
Partii offering goods should mike separate proposal*
for each article offered* the quantlty,.thOT Propo**, to
farnhli, thaprioe ohiefc should bewrutm ootn tn
words and figures) and conform te the ot tiua
advertisement, a copy orwjileh should accompany each
Pr £ids will he opened onThursday. Jfawk 23,1835-at
12 o’clock K, and bidders are requested to bo present.
Baoh bid most be guaranteed by two resnonsibieper
soas. whose signatures mast be appended totne fna
rantee, and certified to as being s food and sufficient se
curity for tha amount involved. by some public func
tionary of the United Slates „ - ,
Ail proposals sboold be made out on the regular
forms, which will'bi» furnished on, application at this
office.
The right Is reserved to reject any bid deemed unrea
sonable* and no bid from a defaulting contractor will
be received
Endorse Envelope ** Proposal for (here insert the
name of the article offered)!!and address •
Colonel WILLIAM W. McKEM,
mbSO 4t
; n FBICR OF SUBSISTENCE DEPART
\J MBST, Fobt Delaware, Del, Match 18, 1885.
SSaLED PROPOSAL*, in dap ie&te, will be receive*
vat this office, untli.li. odosk, noon, on SATURDAY,
March S6th, 1866 fat which tune they will be opened),
foriuntiehmg the Post wit a BSKF, for three
months iroai April Ist, iB6O, to he delivered at the ex
pense of the contractor, in stxcb quantities ae may from'
time to time be required, and on such days asthe com-
SD&sdisg bfficeriu«y designate - _- , ' ‘
. The Beef to be of good quality of Cattle, weighing not
‘less than (600) six hundred pounds dre*eed f necks,
thanks, end kidney tallow excluded. The beefofall
Bulls, fctags Oxen, Cows, and Belters will he rejected.
The necks of the cattle slaughtered for beef to be de-
eh ail be cutoff at the foutthvertebr ljoint.aai
' the breast trimmed down. The shanks «>f the forequar
ters to be cut off four inches above the knee joists, and
the shanks of the hindquarters eight inched above the
gamble! or hock joint The beef to be furnished in eqaal
proportions of'fore and hindquarters. . ....
The Government will cla>m the right to reject the
whole or any part of the beef luruisted which m%y be
of a qoallty inferior to that required by the contrast.
Bach bid, to seome consideration, most contain a
written gu*rantee of t wo responsible persons, as follows:
,we, - —, of the county of r. Beats of 1 1
do hereby gaarsntee that is Cor are! able to
fulfil a contract i&fiaacordanee with the terms of his for
their] proposition., and should hi* Cor their] proposition
be accepted, he Cor they] will at onoe eater ia o a con
tract in accordance therewith, and we are prepared to
tecom, M* securities, giving good and sufficient bonds
for it* foltUmtnt.
The responsibility of the guarantors must be shown
by tbo official certificate of the Clerk of too nearest Dis
trict Court, or of the Bailed States District Attorney, to
be enclosed with the bid.
: The Government reserves to itself' the right to reject
any o» ail blue considered unreasonable
Payments to be made at the expiration of each mouth
instuhfunasasmay he on hands if none on hand, to
be made as soon as received
_ Proposals mn»t be distinctly endowed ** Proposals for
Fresh Beef, "and addressed to Capt. Gilbert & Clark,
C. B Vole.', Fort Delaware, Del.
• If a bid is ih the name or a firm, tbeir names and post
office address muss appear, or they will not be con*
aider*!.
fetch person or member of a firm offering a proposal
must accompany H by an oath of allegiance to the United
States XJorernmeut, if he "has no} already filed one in
this office.
All bidß sot complying strictly with the terms of this
advertisement will be reject**.
• ' GILBBBT 8. CLARK,
tohSOSt Capt ~ and O e. Vole.
rjHI'BF QUAE TER MASTER’B
V/-OFFKW, Mo. 1139 GIRABD.Street,
Philadelphia" Depot, March 15, IS®.
' SEALED PROPOSALS w>U be received at this office
till TOBsDAY, March 28,1885, at 12 o'clock-It, for de
livering at the BchpjlkiU Arsfnal:
\ or C-4 Blue Wool FianneLindigo wool-dye. to weigh
o>i ounces to the yard, of H width, for saok coats, army
standard, %
% gray ffriUod Flannel, for shirts, army standard.
Bed. white, and blue bunting, do;
t inch yellow Bilk Lace, do.
inch sky blue Silk Lace, do.
inch scarlet Lace. do.
. Brown Tread, ao. 85. Bidders to furnish sample.
Bed Bpool Cotton, Vo 40. Bidders to furnish sample.
£4 Black Silesia. Bidders to famish sample.
Straw wrapping Paper, 88x40, to weigh about Ml Ms.
per ream. -
* Parties offering goods should make separate proposals
for each article offered and must distinctly state in their
bids when they will commence their deliveries, the
quantity they propose to furnish each week the price
(which ihouidbeioritten both in word* and fpares ).
and cosfoi m to the terms or this aovertlsemeat, a copy
of which should accompany each proposal.
Standard, camples of *hB articles required may ba seen
at this office. Samples, when submitted, must be
msrkedand numbered to correspond with the proposals;
and the parties thereto must guarantee that the goods
shall bain every respect equal to army standard, other
wise the proposals will not be considered.
Bids will be opened on Tuesday March 28, 1885. at 12
o’clock M., and bidders are requested to be present.
>JS6Ch bid must be guaranteed by two responsible per
sons, whose signatures must be appended to the gua
rantee, and certified to as being good and sufficient ae
eurity.for the amount Involved, by some paolic func
tionary of the United States.
: All proposals should be made out on the regular ferma,
which will be furnished on application at this office.
Theright is reserved to reject any bid deemed unrea
sonable, asm no bid from & defaulting contractor will
be received. .
Indorse envelope. “Proposals for (here insert the
name of the article offeied v’jmd address.
Colonel WILLIAM W. McKllf,
. - - „ . Chief Quartermaster,
ffifaifrllt Philadelphia Depot.
OFFICE OF THE DI POT QUARTER-
V/ master ■
Fort Leavenworth. Kansas, March4,lB6s
“PEOPOBALS FOB AM&t TBAXfS PO AT ATtOff. *»
SEALED PROPOSALS will b* received attbis office
until 12 o’clock M on BATUSD «.Y,the Stth day'of
March, for the Transportatioa of Military Supplies du
ring tie year 1805, on the following routes :
BOUTS 80. I.—From Forts Leavenworth, Laramie,
and Busy, and other depots that may be established
during the above year on the west bank of the Missouri
river, north of Sort Leavenworth, and south of latitude
42 degrees north, to any posts-or stations that are or
may he established is the Territories of Nebraska, Da
kota, Idaho, and Utah, south of latitude 4* degrees
north, and east of longitude 1U degrees wtat, aud fa the
Territory of Colorado north of 40 degrees north.
Bidders to state the rate par 100 pounds per 100 miles
at which they will transport said stores in each of the
months from May to September, inclusive of the
year 1885.
, LpUTENo. 2.—From Forts Leavenworth andßUey,
in the State of Kansas, and the town of Kansas, in the
State of MisiquH to any posts or stations that are or
may he established in the State of Kansas, or in the
Territory of Colorado south of la itude 40 degrees
north, drawing supplies from Fort Leavenworth, and
to Fort union. N. M., or other depot that may be de
signated in that Territory, to Fort Garland, aud to any
other point or points on the route. Bidders to state the
rate per 100 pounds per ICO miles at which they will
transport said stores in each of the months from May to
September incltuive of theytar 1566.
No additional percentage will be paid for the transpor
tation oi bacon, hard bread, pine lumber, shingles, or
any other stores. ■
Bidders should give their names in frill, asweU&s
their place of residence, and each proposal should be
accompanied by a bond in the tarn of tea thousand dol
lars, signed by two or more reponeible persons, gua
ranteeing that In case a contract is awarded for the
route mentioned in the proposal to the parties propo
sing. tbe contract will be accepted and entered into,
and rood and sufficient security furnished by said par
ties in accordance with the terms of this advertise
ment.
3he amount of bonds required will be as follows:
OU ROUte 80. 1a....v.ve.rtV.v,.y,.y..Av...n,v..,
OU ROUte NO. 300.000
Satisfactory evidence of the loyalty and solvency of
each bidder and person offered as secority wilt be re
quired.
Proposals must be endorsed “Proposals for Army
Transportation on Route No 1,” or *‘2, ”as the case
may be, and nme will be entertained unless they fully
comply with all the requirements of this advertisement.
warttes'towhom awards are made must be prepared
to execute contracts at once, and to give the required
bonds for the faithful performance of the same.
_ Contracts will be made subject to the approval of the
Quartermaster General, but the right is reserved to re
ject any or au bids that may be offered.
_ Contractors must be in readiness for service by the
first d&y of May. 1865, and they will hoveon'rod to have
a place of acuficles at ot in the tioiaity of Forts Leaven
worth and Union, and other depots that may be esta
blished, at which they may be communicated with
promptly and readily.
By order of the Qaaiterteaster General.
mhl7-8t i - CoL and Q.~ M°u’l\rmy.
ASSISTANT QUARTERMASTER’S
-ti- office - ;
Philadelphia, March 6,1865.
“tin TBDHSDAY, Merck 28, 1866, at 12 o’clock M., for
fnrtishtog • ~ -
‘‘ AHTHRACITB STEAMEB GOAL”
for a period of torse months, commencing April 1, 1865,
andendtog June 80, 1866. Coalto be of toe best qnsllty
Anthracite, for fte neo of sieamera; to weigh2,24o &s.
tojthe ton, and to be subject to inspection.
The Coal is to be delivered on v board vssseU in the
port* of Philadelphia or New York, in such quantities,
and at such times as mar Be required; furnishing, if de
manded, seven thousand tons per week.
In rase of failure to deliver the coal in sufficient quan
tity, and at the proper time and place the Government
reserves the right to make good any deficiency by pur
chase at the contractor’s risk and expense.
The price (which should be stated both in figures and
in writing) must bo given separately for the coal deli
vered on board of vessels at this port and at New York,
ou the terms and conditions above stated. -
Ten per cent will be withheld from the'amount of all
payments made, which reservation is not to be paid un
til the contract shall have been folly completed. Pay
ments of the remaining ninety per cent, or balance
due, will be made monthly, when the Department is in
funds for that purpose.
Each offer must be accompanied by a written guaran
tee, aifced by two or more responsible parties, (their
responsibility to be certified by a United States Judge,
Attorney, or Collector,) that the bidder or bidders will,
if his or their hid be accepted, enter into written obliga
tion, with good and sufficient sureties, in the sum of oue
hundred thousand dollars, to furnish the proposed sup
plies
No proposition will be considered unless the terms of
this advertisement (a eomf of which should aecompa
nveach bid) are complied with.
Did a will be opened Thursday March 23, 1865, at 12
o’clock M., and bidders aTe requested to be present
The right to reject any bid deemed 'Unreasonable is
reserved, and no bid from a defaulting contractor will
be received.
3£e envelopes to be .endorsed * * Proposals for Goal, ’ *
and addressed to the undersigned.
By order of Col Wm. W. McKim, Chief Quartermas
ter Philadelphia Depot. GEO. B. ORHiL
fflti-lft ■ Captain and A. Q. M.
PROPOSALS FOR LEATHER.
Chief Quartermaster’s Office, >
No. 1189 Girard Street, >
Depot, March 9,1865. j
SBALBD PROPOwALS wtU be received at this office
till THURSDAY, March 23, 1866. at Ifio’dockM., for
dfeliveringattheSthuvlkillAr&enal :
WaX UPPJSR LEATBBR. best quality, oak- tanned
from slaughter hides, weU finished and stuffed, to
weigh not less than six and three-quarters (6*) ounces
to the square foot
SOLE LEATHER, best quality, oak. tanned from
Buenos Ayres or La Plata hides, to weigh not less than
fourteen Q 4) pounds per side
WELT LE bcst quality,' oak-tanned, slaugh
ter leather, to average aoout sixteen (16) pounds (origi
. nal weight.) Each ride to weigh not less than fourteen
(14), nor more than twenty.(2o) pounds , lobe taken at
tne finished weight. Sample to be seen at this office.
All leather to be subject to measurement, weight, and
Inspeciion at the ArsenaL
Bidders are requested to submit samples of the leather
they propose to furbish, which most be of suitable
quality and substance for making - army boots
bootees,
Each proposal most state when the deliveries will
eommeira, the quantity to he delivered each week, the
price (which should be written both in words and
figures), and conform to the terms of this advextise
mentsg a ‘copy of which should accompany each pro-
Bids will be opened on Thursday, March 23, at 12
o’clock. M., and bidders are requested to be present
The right is reserved to reject any bid deemed un
wm°£recelved. & ° bid £rom a d e™tlng contractor
BachMd must’be guaranteed by two responsible par
tionMT of bI foS-
All pronosate shoold be made out on the regular
& laral,ll6<i on aPPU«tioa ti*tui
LetiW' e Sld^!r‘elf tOPO ' al for (t “ s »«•'«« Wad)
Colonel WILLIAM W. HoKIM,
pus iot
jQiTBBIDGE’B ; ~
XX FLMT GLASS 8 **
ohmH^ 4 HBATI
cent, heavier than the eotmua^
W W t 9 handledyfthmScMUcS^*
Oil, found.in tke nnresrenable exiJnure (ffiVtlSS* 011
rJ r ioa r *BeSK l^oHßBte^ E S3 ra i l * dkydsh,
Chimneyi in Philadeluhte. .4*® n ts tor our
vakm -h h DI^mBIDQE*..
S^SK.S? nstitutions be-
WWS*® »» SIUBOfiD’B KSTSACf BCOHH.
FKm 1 “
in OKLt flajfl THIS MOEBJ«tf« a months ' credit,
u,Mrt^
“ d d JOBMHB.
2 CCO pieces white goods sad brilliants.
£a»etelJn and fancy spring shawl*
%Arite6BliawB> lia« 4wD»«K«i *•*.!«„
P FOTIGB TO -M£BG HAH f TAILOBS.
24 cases black Italians and satin de chmas.casslmereß,
SSSISIbuS of imposted ahd domestic dbt
thibmobrino.
%ohPlfe«°«^M-£&^Udo
-BAXOSY WOVECT DKBSS GOODS,
n ?ih?? m MdiMiufMlnie of Mobs™. Sohmlo
dir B®roa«SfcSmpSSXftai line of new and otoloe
**>*,ooo OBESADIBE shawls.
A large Inroioe ofrpring
14 4new*til«,Ca«hmeresiL* chookakawlft.
14-4 new eitfc plaid wool shawls.
14-4 silk Lama shawls. . .■<_ ...
14 4 silk ttasoe andgrenadine ghawbs. „
BLACK .BIELLA SHAWLS.
Chief Quartermaster, .
Philadelphia Depot.
- S&t. 1011 Contes street.
HEW FUBHITOBB, PU*O, GaBFETS, MIBROBB,
FAIKTIHGS, &«.
_ „ OH WEDNESDAY MOBtFIIf?
_ Be*t, !24 lest, at 10 o'clock, on tie premises. Ha.
' 1011 Coates street, will be sold, the splcadSd new farai
tc re, com prising pirlor, dining room, sham her and
kitchen fsrnltaie of a gentleman declining housekeep
ing.
v Also. 1 Stock's best*make 7-octave rosewood piano,
entirely new. mhtS #
PHIUPPORD *OO., AUCTIONEERS,
A BUS MARKET and Bag COMMERCE Streets.
XABGE SAXE OF 1.500 CASES BOOTS AMD SHOES.
OH TBUKHDAY MOitHIJSG,
. Watch 33. commencing at 10 o'clock, we trill sell hr
catalogue, for each, 1.000 ca>es boots, shoes, brogans,
bcmoralß, cavalry boots, gaiters, slippers. Be , Ac.,
comprising a prime and desirable assortment of spring
goods, to which the attention of buyers is invited.
STERR & CHAMPION, AUC
TIOBEBBB -CITY BAZAAR AND TATTAE-
Street, between ELEVENTH and
.Auction sale of horses, carriages, wagons, harness,
Ac., on.
THIS MOBHIfiQs
the 21st last, at about
Suitable for families, York wagons, "light driving,
draught, and saddle horses.
ALSO, -
Fast trotting team wages, and harness; pair of Horses,
Band 8 3 ears old. gray and brown, about 15%hands
high, sound and kind, fearless of locomotive#, c<mtrot
A mile in 3 minutes, spirited andgay.
AliSi), ,
Fair brown Maret, about \5% hands high, very showy*
prompt, nice drivers. Also, Wagon m*dehy Dusen
berry & Van Ddeen, of Hew York. -Also, a set of dou
ble Harnois. Bright bay family Horse, bay Mare, sor
rel Horse, gray Horse, sorrel Mare, of the May-Day
stock: roan Mare, gray Mare, of the Patcben stock,
troiain 3 minutes; cay Borse, sorrel Stallion, sorrel
Horse, gray craught Horse, white Horse, pat* bay
Horses, brown stallion, bay coach Horse, bay Pony,
bright bay Mare, black Horse, cream-colored Horae,
brown Pony,
ALSO,
Large number of other Horses, Carriages, Wagons. Jen
ny Linds, Bockaways, &c. Hew and second-hand
Harness, *ingle and double.. Folipartiteal&rs in cata
logues at the sale.
29. B.—JTo postponement on account of weather.
Public sales every Tuesday and Friday. _ _
/ . 1 6TBBE & OHAMPIOH,
mb2o 2t . .; . Auctioneers.
FOB SALE AMO TO ÜBT.
££ FOR SALE—A BEAUTIFUL
MSqotHIC COTTAGE, 10 Booms. Stable, and im
proved grounds, 4K miles from the city; furnished.
Apply at Ho. 714 CHESTXfUT dtreet,
mhH tuthagl* becond Btory.
MFOB SALE—D WELLING-HOUSB
on FIFTSBKTH Street, north of Arch street.
Apply to B W. BEESLIY,
mb 13 Im* Ho. 30 Horth SBVBATS Street.
m COUNTRY RESIDENCE.—FOB
®HSALB, a smell Place In BOXSOBOUGF, Twenty
firet Waxd, eix miles ana ahalf frqm the city ; easy of
access every hour by railroad, and within a few
minutes* walk of the station at Manayunk.
The house is well shaded with large trees; has three
porticos, and the modern conveniences of heater, gas,
bath, Ac., and is paved around with flag-stones and
brick. t
There is also a summer kitchen separate from the
houre.ana the grounds ere elegantly laid out and filled
with dm choicest kinds of fruit. _
>PP»V to B» A. MITCHELL,
mh!6 12t* H. B. comer FIFTH and WATER SIA
jg| VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY
By order of the Court of Prohate for the' District of
JforwJcfe, directing me to seU at Public or Private Sale
IwUleell atPcblicAuotioß.on the premise* in tho village
of Greenville, Borwich, on WEDNESDAY, March 2Stn,
186 G, at li o’clock JL M., (unless previoußlysold atj>ri*
vate sale), all the valuable property belonging to said
estate, consisting in part of—
A Paper Mill and Machinery, Tools, Cisterns* dupli
cate Gearinff, Segments, Polleya, Ac., withll,6oo Spin
dle Water Power. The capacity of said Mill is about 12, -
COD pounds paper per day* Counting-room, Storehouse.
Bepafr Shop, one Store, seven Dwelling Houses. several
lots of land, one Spring for supplying.the MUX with
neih water. '
- Coptea of Inventory will lie furnished on .npllmtion
to the underrignad. The eele will he made wlthoum
serva. Fosmssionof the property wilL be given On the
let day of May, It being leased a, to that time.
Terms of payment made known at the time of sale, or
on application to the undersigned.
. • , „ JAMBS 8. CAKBW,
_ Trustee Chelsea. Hannfactarlng Company.
KonwioH, Conn., Match 4th. 18W. mhß-lSt*
«FOB BALE—A GOOD AND an
well-improyed Bam of Eighty Acres. In Kan- ZC
k&Kee county. Illinois. Apply to W PELLETIER, Ho
138 Booth FOURTH Street; Philadelphia mhlj-6t*
S> FOR SALE—“ GREENWOOD
“ * desirable Country Seat, situated on Old TorkljE
road, below Flßher’s lane.. The boildlnga consist of.
fli e largo Stone Mansion, famished with all the modern
conveniences, good Bara and Stabling, lee Hones, One
Wcrks. Porter s Lodge, Ac The gronnds are well laid
out, with abandonee of £mlt* shade, and water.
A»IJ to- T. M. PBROT A CO..
mhld-iat 6»1 MARKET Street.
FOR BALE—A PROPERTY AT
-TrP H f ®® , ™ tr ' r , HIM., embracing about 44 acres,
which* for beauty of location and capacity for om»-
nrarPhiSlelpUa 0114 ’ *’ Tmaor l>“*»4 by any property
Pond 18 abundantlysnpplied with
?“P!, prop t^ tT *" **“' Store of Forest Trees.
, A COE b?c erable portion of the laud could be sold at
high prices if laid out in Building Dots, whilst the re
patnaer would afford the prettiest locations for Villas
mhlß thstnCt* 1338
JO FOB SALE—COUNTRY SE AT gfe
«or Bwnof 40 acres, onChhrchXane. Darby ZE
•Township. Delaware county, within a few minnton*
Brrik of West Chester 1 at d Philadelphia Bailroad
“A “Ue orthe Darby l The
2£?fd iB <iSnf SP***l2* c^^ation,handsomelylo>
s?™?' extensive view of surrounding country
craSr^S’JSJ?** 1 ***toit of water and an excellent
of gray stone on the premises The improve-
W v .substantial stone
shrubbery, choice fruit, and onus
?«** Also, two bras, stable, carriage- house,
i$E!5 cor f c * lb ». gfapds. &c. Ice-house. well
filled with H®. Apply to JOHM WHITEDEZ, on the
K?nNR* a )i£ r JOED & PBKKUSrS, Moa 45 and 4T South \
irJtUn.T street.. . ... mhd-XSt*
MJOR SALS—SEVERAL FIRST
.pDABS HOUSES, on the south side of Arch, west
inotafK uUt the modern improve
ments. How ready for occupancy. °
„w?°i.*l 6raX HOUSES in West Philadel-
Ijoeust and Spruce
In quire of j D. JOSEB-
Chestnut, opposite the Planing MiiL , mhs. im**
13CL ACRBB 0F VALUABLE OIL
TBrßTi^?tl2?f Iy fo i ?***• In< iulre at Ho. 3* South
ittlafl Street, sp gtftin, ttWO-lft*
QsTtbhritort.
Tarritey ™ detsiEnBd for sale the folloyrini Oil
P *"“ d “ «" «**
p °"* ««nty, OWo, on the
40 acres ; on the Federal Creek, Korean eountv. OWo
M?«.nc l o D Mty, toteM “ “
»wo properttM oainci Creek. Korean county. Okl»
«on»“fv“ branch of Bond’s CrtekYßitehie
*“«« lease on Federal Creek. Korean eonntT. Ohio
<h~£%P,MSg* fa“ LaUtel f ° rk 0?
toateffork of Worthington
Vi“hd£' lee BlmDl9 011 Bta Bm * «aat t, West
jnhlB-a aa Korth FEO3T“t,w
rp- -
THE PU81i1G.—36.750 A<TRTC«7viy
LAMP Hr WESIEEM VIBGIMIA, 0
la the Counties or
WTOMIBG ardwodoWeli^
- - TITLE IcrDlsArAßlfr^
public for the price of ftSOfLftn. a» *
lift] e over tB per acre. In share* ofKLoao <sih UU °’ *
* l °nithe report of FrofeuorWMtakSil m™ i,.
s%sMasKi6@§
deYelopment. or which we feel
MMrt^^S,o?\ 40 *» *™» d oa
&c* iifl r,j!iP22ILS?L been made some time
of coanf^in^L I™'*’ 1 ™'*’ &om papelß tlom tSiat seeßoa
imtw ,: S&S 1 3SS| ,rt,s ® lt, « d 333 •**"*>
Subscription Book’at the office of
PiMBBSOK & BOTH.TOIT,
to the K o -130 VAMro S^S?*‘
THJUJLOKY op man is strength.
*_ __ ~;7aerefora, the nerrotw end debilitated should
immediately uae HKLMBOLP’B BXTKAOT BPC^P.
A THOMSON’S LONDON HITCH.
FirelwardStoves, BathßoUan, StewholeFlates.BridL
aS SSrtftStSS?* * wiol6Eal » «!»«. *l
~ CHASE. SHARPS, & THOMSON.
oclsmthto / So. aoo g. SECOND Street.
flßWft PAIN IN EXTRACTING*
wSi'SdbaTf^le^? 149 «“
TEETH IKBERTBD.
. „ DR. O- L. KUHNS,
mt2 ~ lm ■■'TO SFSUOEStnct.
BYES MADE
A Famphlett dlrertin* haw JTOiSSSf
. ~ ■• to sptedU* xertox* Stihi end
,I W3
4jll-stolhBm
gAim
fgjßlßMUUsq.
I.CSO M-4 blaok Stella stowlß, brooha border*.’
SCO Black Lama -wool and lone and cqaare abawl*. •
PLAIN AND PiGOESD ALPACAS. MOfIAIBS, Aw.
THIS DAY,..
cases 6 4 London black Alpaca*.
—cases 5 4 mode and choice colored.
cases 0 4 troche figured do. ■'
cases 0-4 silk stripe mo hail a and poplins.- >
cases moneHa de bege ginghams and lenoes.
LINE* JAHaSKS, &c.
7*4. 64. and 1« ; -4 bleached linen dftmftiks.
6 4 and 10-4 wheley brown linen dice do*
Li nen dowlees. linen towels . ~ .
ALSO —FarcKcssslmsrs*. black dowlduß, ind/wt'
in&s, black tabby -velvets. Ac „ ,
2»OiG EISCE4 WfIITB GOODS. _
Jaconet, cambric, check, and Swiss masUns;wMS9
brlUia&ts
84 CASES 3-4 AND 6 4 "BLACK CT AM AN OLtYrHS
AND SaTl* DE CHIBEB OP VBKY SDPEBIOK
QUALITY AND CELEBRATED MAH UP ACT USB.
THiS DaY
6 cases 3 4 fine to extra fine London black Italians.
• 0 do 3 4 do do sat*ZL de ehtnds.
4 do 6 4 do do black. Italians.
0 do 6 4 do do black satin de chines.
|T. B. The particular attention of iha tailoring trade
is requested to the &b >ye Italians and satin de chine?,
comprising, the meet complete assortmentof the most
anproved makee eYtroffered gt auction.
BBITIBB DKESh GOODS.
6 cases 6 4 fine to extra fine black alpacas.
3 do 6 4 assorted oolors. alpaca lustres.
1 do 6 4 woi*tan stripe fancies
2 do 3 4 and 6 4 assorted'and black mohAir"figttrea.
1 do 3-4 worsted check lenos
2 do 6 4 assorted colors stripe worsted faeries.
BLACK ASD COLOBXD PLAfB AUD JPAKCY DBMSS
SILKS
Of the importation of
MASSES. CHAB FAY SBT k 00.
23 and 23-inch solid colors poult de eoie.
SS-inch double-faced do,- -
22 inch small figured do black doable-faced do,
Sfl to 34 Lyc»Bfc black Instrinie
26 Lyons extra quality black Drap de Lyon..
S 5 to 34 extra quality blick de France;
18 to 42 C. F. Patent black eilkk
ALSO,
Black royal amines, groe grains, grok deeccsse.
B SCOTT, JR., AUCTIONEER, Noa.
*.700 And 703 OHBSTHfJT Street.
FOB SALE.
E. B. FOOTE. M. D.
U3OBBOADWAT, New lock.
AOOTiOn BAUEB.
•TQffir a. MYSRB & CO., iu^>N
V BBS. Ho* »3» uri »3ft KA&ggr
tABGB POPITTVE BAL« OF BOO?*.
GOODS. TBAYStiUSfO BAGS, LACBfS
GOODS, Sc „ ’ 5J *tJ
A CARD.—W* Invite tb. earlyattHiUoj or '»
to tfee large aa4,T*ln»ble ajuortaent of
bro*aj>». ui mi goods. tt«»Ula» i»w, CUI4JK.
hats. So . cmbtaeta, oaroolos of I Vo rack*,!,’ *-ii
lux a prime and fresh assortmost, to be tK—V bo*
catatogao «>A
at 19 o'clock precisely. '
LABOB FBHBJfPTOBTTiixi - OF BOOT* L
tBBOOABE, ABfeY GOuDS. Tft4VßUigs!»»
&C ~ THIS MOBSIHO. i
Harek XU at 10 o’clock, wtujbe sold, by
four months' credit, about 1100 rackaipi.W.rv,,
brogan*. cavalry Boots *e. embracing a ptloVlS’
aasortment of goods of city aajTjS
tor examination, with
morning of sale. 7*.],
BABOB RKRXMITOBY SADR OF BOOTS,bhq.
VELX.ING BAGS, So, , , f ? 4
BoTlCß.—lncluded In omr lares sals of U.
8K °®*’ &o ' , THIB MOBSiuG. 1 *
March 21sU will bo found In part the foIWL, 1
arc desirable arrortment, vis:
Hen’s, boys', s*d youths’ calf, double ,4
welt, and pump sole dress toots; men s, bn*f Nr.
▼oaths* kip andbuffleatirer boots; ffi'a’i
long-leg cavalry boots: mea r * and boys’ calf
er Congress boots and ba>mor*l»; men's b«»}%
'youths* super kip, buif and polished craia,
and pomp- sole brogans; ladle* fine Sid g J4t
and enamelled, patent sewed lMlmor& « *.
> gaiters; women**, misses*; and children’? c*ir^ r S
lesthe) balmoral* and lace boots; chiMres ; » 4-t
'sewed dt?-madslace boots; fancy sewed bai mf :h-,
ftEfele ties; ladles* fine black and colored la«;/p*
cress and side*lace gaiters; wometTn mu aCf
children’s coat and-morocco
ladies* fine kid slippers, carpet and ea&maHMT'*
travelling bagf. Ac. " fa
LJUBOS POSITIVE BALK OP BRITISH, VvL
AKD.DOMESTIO DRY GOODsT 5 *
We will hold a larie tale of f-reig i anddSi
goods-by catalogue, onacredit of four month*
for cash. *
ON THURSDAY MOBBING.
MarchSSd, atlOo’eloek, embracing about
and lots of st&p a and-Canty articles in wooi6„,T*i
teds, linen*. suks. and cottons, to which wa
attention cfd»aler» ‘-"K
N. B. —Samples of the same will ba arrases ,j
azntn&tion. with catalogues, early on the m f-if*
when dealers wUI find it to their
LARGE SALE OP FOREIGN AND DOMESTir ,
GOODS. tb
Included in our sale of _
THURSDAY,
March. 23, will be fpued in part the followiar
bales bleached and brown sheetings. a
—bales bleached and brown shirtings.
cases bleaened and brown muslins and. drill.
bales white ana colored flannels. **■
—cases bleached and colored corset Jeans.
—cases indigo bine cheeks and tickings.
cases Manchester ginghams and plaids.
cases Kentucky jeans and cottoned**
cases miners’ flannels and pantaloon stag*
—cases black and colored cambric* and «<»»»
r tailoring gouds. dJas *
Large lines French cloths, cassimeres,
tons.coatings.
A ftttl aMortment of black and colored Itiliwiow,
satin de chin**, lining*. Ac.
_ - LIKES GOODS.
Also-r Lines damasks, shirting linens, Spanish
Brrrejey iirilla. crown dneta. turn. bur Ups, "
clottm. linentteka, uul honsekeepurUj^
„ DBBSS GOODS.
Paris plain and ptinted mons de laiaeg. bt;^
Sen&dinee, percales, popliss, j&e*u
wns, Ac.
Also—Poll assortment of French flannels, cow
mohairs, alpacas, balmoral skirts, Ac. ' V
WLITE GOOjoS. ' s
Also—Jaconets, cambrics, Swiss and check mac*l
linen cambric handkerchief*. Ac. - I
• . SHAWLS. - „
: Broche, mozambifitre, lama, stella, and
shawls. '*
SILKS.
A very superior- Une black taffetas, gres de rtlav
ponltde soUs, lustrines, fancy dress silk. mareeUUm
and flounces. '
Also—Shirts and drawers, hosiery, gloves, travetfr.
shirts, sewings, suspenders, ties, spool cottos,
skirt*, notions, Ac. ,
POSITIVE BALE DStrosfi»
MATTIBGS, WINDOW SHADES, Ac.
OK FRIDAY MORKIKG,
March 24th. at ll be sold, bvcuaW*
on fonr snontbs’ credit, abnne 90C pieces rich feu, tw
ply, superfine and fin# ingrain, royal damask, VeoftisT
hemp, cottage, and rag carpetings, Gaston ani
inatiings, Ac , embracing a choice aseertmentof eaa?
TUtr goods, whicitlaay’be eraunined early on the atttr>
ingofsale. ..
PEBEMPTORT BALE OF FRENCH, INDIA, aEKfiu
ABB BRrTIBB DRY GOODS, Ac.
OK MONDAY MOBBING,
March 97, at 10 o’clock, will he sold, by eataioruta,
four months’ about
700 PACKAGES AND LOTS
of Trench, India, German, and British dry geode-.
embracing a choice assortment of &&aro(
staple articles in silk, worsted, woolen, linen, amt m.
tqn fabrics.
K. B. —Samples of the same will be arranged form
minatlon, with catalogues, early on the morning &
sale, when dealers will find it to their icteree>c to »
tend. • .
M THOMAS & SOHS.
• Mbs. 188 and 1418on*h FOURTH Btrwb
PUBLIC BALES.OFRBAL ESTATE AND STOCKS*
the Bxch&nfwevezy Tuesday. -
large PERgHTOfiy sals real estate, gsoue*
RBKTB. BOHDS, STOCKS, sc.
CARD.—Onr sale THlts DAY, the 2ist iasinit
wiU ecmprire 3? properties, SO of them by *
Orphans* Court, Tmstees. and Executors—ieciniai
handsome plain dwellings valuable bruises*
large lot, five acres on nineteenth and Twvctvi
streets ; three lots, seventy-two acres. Twenty iciufi
ward ; Bnpeifor &im. elegant conntry seat, groaai
rents, stocks, bonds. Ac
See pamphlet catalogues issued to-day. The? »H
every week. For sales 28th March and 4th and ua
April, scepagos 22,23, and 24 catalogue.
FOURTH SPRING BALE, March 2L
Bstatesot Cbartes WXlHaiiw. F. AUteoa. K. J ec w
hj S. Jenkins, J. B. Jacobs, w. S. Bkuiner, £>iisb*u
Bordley Gibson, A. R. Pesle, PMUipe* miners, 0 Sh.
kill, J. B. Haines, Charles Fox, and other*. Twtin
states. By order of Orphans’ Court and sxeeawii
33 properties See hssdbiUs.
FIFTH SPRING SALE, 28th March
/Valuable Schuylkill county coal lands, the “Panftn
Head Tract,’* «37 acres: country seat Sihool howi
lane ; elegant residence Bridge fUeet; first-clast rtcra
Kob. 236 and 957 North Third street; store and dwelihr,
823 North Third street; valuable Arch-street ioU u&
other city property.
A %IXTH SPRINa SALE. 4th April.
the late Dr Tohn Redmon Coxe, W- fl«*
▼er. E. Weaver. J Kirkpstrick, and others.
For list of properties to be sold at the above thru
sale* see pages IS, 19, and 20 of caUlogae of lltb iz.n-
PBBEMPTOEY BALE OF A PRIVATE
of valuable oil paiktivgsgf tbs iri us,
BHGLIoH,
HaKb HiUJSK, auction stow, commeodEf ti
aprtTO ' wi -
Included, will be found, various interesting rabiMii,
jiz; Historical, acriptUral, marine, landet»pe, rm
domestic scenes.
N3»?°r Particularsseecatalogue* and the plctum.
Which will be arrangedthree days previous to sale.
STOCK OP GBOC^IgI^RTsf'piTSKITOBB CAB.
LtJKBSE WHEBLB, Sco.
THIS MO£2FI*G.
21*t ihat, at 10 o’clock, at Maslaudvills, Tsreaty*
w*rd, by order ef the executors of Thomst
Woodward, deceased, the stock of croceriec, 2 «srt*
furniture c»xv lumber wheels, shout 120 bushels pot*
toes, lot lead pipe, 9 barrels flour, platform scales, ac.
. yo. liCff Pawn street.
H3RA.T CaKPBTB. &?.
•« t OM TOMKSJDAY MOKSUSTG.
Ed instant, at 10 oNslock, at Ro. 1456 Fa wa street, ba
tween Twelfth and ThirtesEth streets, bel.w Jeffenen,
Jhe neat household and kitchen, fan it ore, suite coife?a
and ingrain carpets, Ac. mbe
enamißtd atß oclockoa the mnyping ©f the sals.
THk VALUABLE THEOLOGICAL 153
WM° jS&BEI? 118 £IB&aM oy THE LATE KSV.
°S<^?£> ESD /aL ***%, THURSB AY AFTKRSOOrx,
_ March 22d end 2%, will be sold tb© library of the ii»
Jkmwy, which includes many raw *ad
valuable works on varions subjects, in various !«•
guages.
141 Boalh Fontlh str»st I
S^^ I ??li B 5J lU ?^ FSKHCH PB ATE StlEafe
CHINA AJDOUKWiW. TINS CARyETd. Sc.
.. . , , QN THDBSOaY HORNING,
Aiii s ° " oek » “** the -Auction Store superior parlor,
dumr chamber furniture. Freneh-plate mil-
“* d * l **®^ a ” i *-Brussels and otter
No. 1316 Monnt Vernon street.
HOUSEHOLD FUENITORg, YBLVBT OARFETt. Sc.
, . .ON FRIDAY MORNING.
.."Cjinst,, at 10 o’clock, at No. 13,6 Mon at Vmiib
ssl? r be examined at 8 o’clock on the. mornlni of tto
pANCOAST & WAKNOCK. ABG
A HONKERS, NGO MARKET Street. “
f-SBOE POSITIVB BALE .OF 560 DOTS AMBBICU
AN® IMPORTED DRY GOODS, EMBRO!DJBKIii!|
HSBt AND HOSIERY GOODS, by catalogue,
„ ON WEDNESDAY,
Kerch K, 1856, coßimcnchie at 10 o’clock.
Included will he found, a" very lards and aiiracUrt
assortment ol eeaaonable goods.
YXRY LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SPECIAL Stil
OF 800 CASES BTRAW GOODS. Br Catalozna
.. . ON FRIDAY,
Henh 24th, commencing at 10 o’clock.
Included in tile tale- the tot for spring of 1865, Fill
he fonnd a yery desirable assortment of newest a:sp«
bonnets and hats, fox the approaching season, is strsif
and fancy braids, for ladies’, misses’, and ebildnsr s
wear.
HAVALKY HORSES!
V V ■ ARTILLERY HORkES!
„ • MOLES! '
OtrAnTEnHASTBK Oraimu's Oppioe, Ftasr Drrrstos.
Tmumaa^f 8 !?^ 10 / c ?t r ‘ »• C-, March 18.1®
/“ the cayalry and artillerj «e
be received at Geisboro Depot, in otw*n mso
i o. ** 1 ' im ' bT c *Ptaln BROWKIoO.
MHLIS, In lota of twenty-fiye or mom. will bs »■
ceived in tb hi city, in open ss&k.t, HI I Udy 1 jcgj tr
2?®*?'“ C. H. TOMPKINS, “Sfomssta
corner Twenty second ant! G streets.
All animus to be snbjscted to the nsnal Governm®*
iß’peciion before being accepted.
f»Howe: Oaralry Horses most M
eonnd In all parttcnlare, well broken, in 101 l toi*al
food condition, from fifteen (IS) to sixteen (t 6) h» J ;
igh, frem five(6) to nine (9)years old, and wdl adtpl* l
'H ST !i!? N*r to cayalry pnrposes. Horses brt*’®
“fne (9) and ten (10) years stage, if still yigarJ»"
• »»4 healthy, may be accepted. ...
Artillery hones most be of dark color. Round !»*“
particnlars, strong, quick, and actl T a, well bn«g>
anAsqnare trotters in harness, in good flesh and
tion, from _ six (6) to ten (10) year, old, not le« 'f *
fifteen and one-half (16J4) hands bigb, such Wt»,“
welthnoi less than tenhnndred andflfty (1,058) pow*!:
Mules must he over tw©*-{2} years cC a*e* fc£f ‘ ) ?SL
Btout, compmcto weMeveXomHi acimalfi. not loss thaj
fourteen (14) hands high. In full health, free from ««
blemish or defect which wonld ncSt them for,w»g?
work, and mnst haye shed the four (Mat cilts teeth
and deyeimed the comepondlsg font permanent teeth,
two In , ach jaw. - , ,
.These apuclficatiois will he strictly adhered to ana
rieidly eniorced In every partlcol.r „
Honraof inepectionfrom9 A. M to4P. M.
aSi^ horses, one hnndred andeighti fl
2® 1 '" 8 1*165); Artillery Horses, one hnedred and Bit*
dollarM$130); Mnlea, one hnnlied and nlneti-n«
Payment will be made at this Office
JA3SS A. BEL
. m _ Brevet Brigadier General in oharte
mhaO-tapSO First Division q. M Q<Pl~
JJORSES 1 HORSES 1J HORSES lH
qrrARiEBKAsTMs GErtotAia omit
_ Fikbt Division
■ Washisotoh Citt, FebrnaryliJSfij
HORSES, suitable for the cavalry service,
y«g*eod at Gietboro Depot,, in open market, no
. Horees will be delivered to Captain L Lowry N’fff;
A. Q. m., and besnbfocted. to tbfrnssalGovernment m
epection before “being accepted. , u
Specifications, as follows; “Cavalry Horses tnnp jj
sound in all particulars, well broken, in fall
good condition, from fifteen (16) to sixteen (Wl/Mg
high, ftom five (6) to nins (9) years old. and *"
adapted in every way to cavalry purposes. Ho*** ST
tween sine (9) and ten (10) yearn olage, if eailTigo»c»
sprightly, and healthy, may be accepted. „ _ , ( ,a
Price, one hnndred and seventy-five dollarsJe"“
each. Honreofin»pection,from9A.M.to4r.“-
Payment will be made at this office. ...
. JAMES A, EKINh _ n;
folT-tapl Colonel In charge oflst Division q. M. 03
ARTTLLEKT AND CAVALB*
HORSES.
AssjsTAinr Qba&tbbicastbr’s Office#
U39GIEAiH) STREET, PhiladeEiPSlA, PA-».,
March 10#
HOBBES mltaUc for the Artillery and CavalryJJJL
Jice will be purchased by the Tuxd ersigned in
ket reach animalto be subjected to the usual <»*•**
motti intpeetion before being accepted.
Botbm forthe Artillery Servicemust be dark JJjL
sound «* all particulars, sfcroaev-Quick, and. **“l3
weUbroken and eijuare trotters in harness, u* .*££
flesh, and condition, from six to ta y«an old, not £*T
than l|)4 band* fciah; each Hone to weigh not less »**
10C0 pounds. j#
One Hundred and Elrhty Dollars (#180) will l» J* 1
for each. rf(( *
Cavalry Hone,, mustbe sound In all
broken.in foil flesh and good condition, from f 2»a
lands high, from five to nine years old.
adaifedi fit STtry way toCayalry pnrwwa.for wn»g
One Hundred and Seren'.y-fiyo Dollars (#175) w® 11
. Horses 'Will he delivered to the United StaWLjSSSf
tor, at the SBBhT WSBTBBH HOTSI* iWjP-S
Philadelphia, Pa., between Thirteenth M*
Broad street e.
By order of 001. Wflliain McKlm,„ ,
Chief Quartermaster EMUgtigMa
Captain and A. Q *-3-
mhlO-Xt
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