BSIiItUOCS IPi'TKtlilGlXOl,
A Day os' National Thanksgiving.—Thevlc
torleß whloh dating the past week have crowned
<rar arms, and malted, In all human probability,
In the capture of the first and most ably‘com
manded of the rebel armies,:: we think, deserving
of a national thanksgiving to the Almighty for his
great mercy to ns as a nation, if there ever was a
time It Is the present, and we deserve none of the
successes with whloh we have been blessed, if we
do not refer all the honor to Him from whom It has
proceeded. Let a day be appointed for speolal
thanks, and let Ts Beurns rise over all the land.
Let that day be the white stone in the, annals of
our history, revered and commemorated as long as
Httb'ShUrtast.
Xnn Cathedral —Cl band Sssnoss Dcsnrs
Holt WnnK.—The Cathedral, on Logan Square,
witt be Permanently opened to-morrow morning,
Pai m Sunday, at 10 o’elook. .The ceremonies of
Holv Week will be cairled out strictly and entirely
according to the old Roman ritual. The Oatholle
Church commemorates on Balm Sunday the tri
umphant entry of onr Saviour into the olty of Jeru.
salem, hnd on to-morrow palms will bo blessed and
distributed, and. a solemn prooesslon made atonnd
and through the Cathedral. The Passion of onr
Xord, according to St. Matthew, will be sting at the
Mass. On Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday alter
noonsthe office of Tenebim—a series of lamenta
tions, lessons and psalms, representing the obse
quies of the Bedeemer—will he sung and recited.
On Holy Thursday will be commemorated that Sa
cred Supper during which the blessed Eaoharls
was Instituted, and the true sacrifice celebrated
Bt. Bev. Bishop Wood will consecrate on this day
the holy fills nhleh are used in the administration
Of the sacraments. A large number of the priest
of the diocese are always present to participate lu
this oeremony. Another feature of this day Is the
proeessloh of the Blessed sacrament, and the deco
ration of an attar set apart for the preservation o
It fox the adoration of the faithful. The grand altar
Is divested of every ornament, and laid bare
for the solemnities of Good Friday. On Good
JfTiC ay is commemorated the great saorifico of
the Cross. All the ceremonies of this day
are of the most solemn and Impressive character.
Thousands flock to the churches to kiss the feet of
the crucifix presented for their veneration. On
this day the Passion of our Lord according to St.
John is sung ; In the evening a sermon on the Pas
sion will bo delivered. The office of Holy Saturday
Is consecrated to the mtmory of our Lord’s burial,
and the Mass refers to his glorious resurrection.
On Easter Sunday wo havo one of the most grand
and solemn festivals of the Oatholto Church, for on
that day she oasts off all signs of sadness, and gives
herself up to emotions of joy. The Bight Bev.
Bishop Wood will sing Pontifical Mass on this day,
and impart the Papal Benediction. For the bene
fit of our readers who wish to witness these grand
and Imposing ceremonies, which commemorate the
principal mysteries of religion, we add here the
hours for the different services during Holy Week
at the Cathedral:
Palm Sunday, at 10 A. M.
Tenebite, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, at
4 P.M.
Holy Thursday, at 10 x A. M.
Good Friday, at 0 A M.
Holy Saturday, at 8 A. M.
Easter Sunday, at 10X A M.
Tan “ Pallium” givkk to thh Archbishop of
Baltimore.— On Snnday, the 26th ult., Archbishop
Spalding, of Baltimore, was solemnly Invested
with the pallium by Rt, Bev. Bishop Wood, of
this olty. All the oeremonles prescribed In the Ro
man Pontifical and In the CceremonidU EpUcopmm
were| compiled with. . Solemn Pontifical Mass was
Ajjjjbiated by the Bight Bev. Bishop of Phlla-
pressive address, the officiating
aooustomed dignity and grace of tnann£“'j P lao .” a
(he sacred badge of plenary episcopal autiit£9«
around the neok of the Metropolitan, who had pre
viously solemnly renewed his oath of office at the
foot of the altar. The newly Invested prelate then
gave his boned lotion to the people, and the whole
ceremony was terminated by the Te Beum sung In
the best style.
A Unitarian Cokvbntion in Nnw Yoke.—A
Convention of this denomination Is now In session
at the Broadway Athencenm, lately the Church of
the Messiah. More than four hundred delegates
are present from different parts of thecountry, and
among them are many distinguished men. Hew
England, the prinolpalseat of the denomination,
sends the largest number, but there are delegations
from this State, all the Middle States, and even the
far West- Governor Andrew, of Massachusetts, Is
the presiding officer, assisted by several prominent
divines.
One of the most Interesting questions which has
been raised Is that of agreeing upon some state
ment of bollef In which all who bear the Unitarian
name may unite. This question was propounded In
a series of resolutions of which the following Is a
condensation:
Whereas, The great opportunities and demands
for Christian labor and consecration at this time ta
crease our sense or the obligation of all disciples of
the Lord Jesus Christ to prove their faith by self
denial and by the devotion of their lives and posses
sions to the service of God and the budding up of
the kingdom of His Son;.
Therefore, The Christian churches of the Unita
rian faith here assembled unite themselves In a 00m
—021 Vttdy tfi4>»-hxrtfa~aß:tlni~Nntlonal Conforonoo
of Unitarian Churches, to the end of energising ana
stimulating the denomination with which they are
• connected'to the largest exertions lit the cause of
Christian faith and work,
The resolutions caused an animated dlsonsslonon
‘Thursday last, to[wbiohsome of toe extremists gave
vent to some extraordinary views. We exepert
from are port of the i etslon of Thursday:
Bev. Mr. Watson, of Connecticut, did not like
the first article, but he meant to give it no factious
■opposition. For one he could not call Jesus Christ
” Lord.” He could not accept the word Lord in
that connection. A voice (<cfto voce)—” It is toedan
guage of the Hew Testament.” Mr. Watson said—
It was rather the language of Paul, who so spake of
Jesus Christ, buttle could not accept it in the
manner which other Christians accepted It. They
had put aside the temporal In Ameilaa long since;
let them also do so in religion. Let there be no
temporalities In religion among them. Jesus Christ
came to benefit the race; but place him over the
head of any man, and he would object to it; Christ
did not come to pe a Lord over them. He came to
emancipate mankind, and ho (the speaker) did not
want any one to bo a Lord between himself and
God. If the word “Lord” meant that which It
meant in the titles given to men, he had no objec
tion to it, bat they should then, In that case, explain
the word as to show its explicit meaning.
Rev. Mr. Burley, of Florence, Mass., said he
should like to see a house of refuge for the whole
liberal faith or the country, even though it should
not be called Unitarian. He should favor a Bystem
by which they could all unite together, and act as
Jesus Christ had acted to benefit the world. Some
had* called Christ “Lord,” hut he believed they were
wrong. Be should be in favor of calling. him Master
Jettis Christ, or Mr. Jesus Christ, in order to explain
his character. Pevlhad said of Jesus Christ—
Here, according to the report, he was interrupted
very[d«oldedly by other members of the Convention"
and some went so far as to question his right to a
seat In the body. This matter was explained, but
only partially, since Ms defenders, who were hat
two In number, among all the large delegation, said
that he was pastor of a Unitarian church in Flo
rence, but had not been Invited, probably, we should
think, on account of his extreme and bizarre ideas.
After the speeches we have quoted the debate took
its regular and legitimate course. Besides this, one
of the purposes of the Convention Is to call atten
tion to the colleges and theological schools under
the charge of the Unitarian denomination, and to
stimulate private munifioenee to endow them libe
rally. Another Is that of supporting their religious
newspapers, b; providing fanes- sufficient to es
tablish them on a permanent foundation, and to
combine, In conducting them, such a variety of lite
rary talent and correspondence at home and abroad
as shall make them Interesting and attractive to
readers of all classes.
THANKSGIVING F<fß VIOTOBT.—Rev. D, L.
Gear, pastor of the Ftrßt Congregational Church, in
this olty, will, on to-morrow evening, deliver an ad
dress on the above subject, at the Stone Chapel,
located at the junction of Frankfordroad and Mont
gomery avenue, In the Eighteenth ward. The
choir, under the joint leadership of Meßsrs, W.
Woodruff and David Kay, will perform some of
their choicest musical selections at the morning
and evening services. In the afternoon the children
of the Sabbath Sohool conneotod with the church
will also celebrate our victories in a becoming man
ner.
Ahothbb Thankbgiviks Mbbtihg.—The
Churoh of Qte Epiphany will he open for a great
thanksgiving meeting for our victories to-morrow
(Sabbath) evening. Lot it and all other similar
meetings be filled with hearts and voices crying
"Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace,
good will to men!” It is most flttlng-that gratitude
to God, and help for the brave men who have pur
chased oar victories with their blood, should be
freely poured fourth In this blessed hour of viotory.
Cosditioh of thb Chtjboheb ih Chablbs
ton.—Since the surrender or Charleston we have
reoelved some Items of religious news which may
interest our Catholio readers. Rev, Father O’Neill,
pastor of St. Patrick’s Ghnroh, Charleston, died of
pneumonia on the 10th ot -February. Very Rev.
Father Leo FllUm. V. G,, died on the 21st Febru
ary, of malignant typhoid fever, contracted while
attending union prisoners at the stockade near
Florence, South Carolina. The Rev. Dr. Ryan, as
sistant of St. Mary’s Church, 1b- said to.be cut off
from bis flock in Charleston, and Is now in the rebel
lines. The only priests In Charleston at this time
are the Very Rev-. Dr. Baker, now old and infirm,
and the Rev. Dr. Moore.' The latter having on his
shoulders almost the entire spiritual labors of the
Catholic community of Charleston, is tasked be
yond the powers of physical .endurance, and we un
derstand IB appealing loudly and earnestly for help.
No doubt, now that Charleston 1b In the hands of
•cur Government, and so many Union Catholics are
now residing there, that there will bo no difficulty
in obtalningspeedy assistance from the North. St.
Patrick’s Church Is at this time the only one open in
Charleston. St. Mary’s will be reopened In Lent.
St. Joseph's Church, of which the lamented Father
Flfffm was pastor, Is said to be so much Injured that
it cannot bo reopened tor some time. It needs ex
tensive repairs, out at present no materials are to
be lound for the purpose.
A Hishlanb Mibaclb —A Scotch paper, the
Elgin Courant s says most people who know Strath
spey Intimately ere aware of a tradition being
current among the “ Mon of Duthll” from time
Immemorial that there once was an unparalleled
Interposition of Providence in oauslng the waters
of the Spey to separate, affording a passage on
dry ground to those who oarrled the mortal remains
of “a certain woman’’ to their last resting-place i
and, to commemorate this wonderful event, the
“men,” by the request of one of their number, now
deceased, are abopt to ereat a stone near the place
where a passage was effected, bearing thcfbllowlng
■wonderful inscription, which (says our correspon
dent) I had the pleasure of reading to-day on the
stone in English and Gaelic. Tbe.foiiowlng Is the
English version: “Erected at the request of the
late William Grant, Slock, for a memorial of a
signal manifestation of the Divine powerin dividing
this water, and causing a passage while the remains
or a certain woman were carried over on dry
ground.”
A PEUHBYLVAWIA Sohjibb’s Idea.—A soldier
■of a Pennsylvania regiment, who was wounded at
the battle of Ohanoellorsville, and left on the field,
afterwards related his adventures to his colonel.
When the tide of battle had swept past the
spot where be lay, a rebel soldier oame to him and
took bis eanteen, his haversack, his musket, and ac
coutrements, andl finally demanded his coat and
shoes. At this the Pennsylvanian at first demur
red. but was forced to submit. Thereupon ensued
a conversation : “ Where do you belong 1” asked
tie rebel. “To Pennsylvania,” was the reply.
“ And what are you doing down hero In Virginia i”
“ Yel, I comes down here to fight,” said the unlucky
Bucks county man. “To fight, ehl” said the Vir
ginian ; “why don’t von fight In your own State, If
von want to fight; what business have you here In
Virginia ?” The question might have been a poser
for some, but the brave Dutchman replied, “Yel, I
fights mlf Uncle Sam, and Unde Sam'he goes etry
vere,”
THE CITY.
MIUTABY.
hancock's cobps order.
First. Hereafter, enlisted men to thls oorps shall
receive no local bounty until they report at Klon
“seeondl’Every enlisted man shall exeoute a power
of attorney to some duly authorised person to ooR
lt nw. l WffS power of attorney shall be
Tlopowerof y aStorney will be delivered'
to the attorney after the volunteer shall hive re
ported s t Biehmond Hall*
Fifth, certificates for ward bounty will bs paid to
the person presenting the power of attorney by. the
Bounty Fund, along with the olty warrant.
Sixth. The, Government bounty of 1383 is ptld
to the enlisted man on the day of his leaving the
city. That sum can, therefore, be always paid to
his family. _
By order or Major B. J. Tavmon.
The above order Is Issued in order to prevent the
volunteers from being Imposed on by brokers, and
men that Induce the volunteers to desert after
having relieved them of their local bounty.
DEPARTURE OF THE BTH UNION LEAGUE
REGIMENT.
The Bth Union League Regiment (214th P. Y),
Colonel D. B.lMCKlbbln, will leave for the front
to-day. They will leave Gamp Oadwalader at 3
o’olock, will march Into the olty, and about 4 o’clock
will arrive to ftpntof the new Union League House,
on Broad street, where they will be presented with
a handsome stand of colors. Morton MoMlohael,
Esq., will make the presentation speech.
ABBIVAL OP SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
At an early hour yesterday morning Chief En
gineer Lyle was at the Baltimore depot with
twenty-three ambulances to move the Blok and
wounded soldiers wbo had arrived from the South
during the night. The whole number removed was
880. Ur these, 685 were from the front, having
taken part in the late battles, and the balance
from the Washington hospitals. Four hundred and
forty of them were conveyed to the Chestnut HUI
end Nfootown hospitals, and the balance to the
West PMladelpbla. .
AN INCIDENT IN HOSPITAL LIFE.
: An agreeable scene took place in the hospital of
the 2d Division of the 2d Army Corps, at City Point,
Virginia, on the night of April the first, .whloh, pos
sessing some local interest, a report Is transferred
to this column. On the evening stated, a train ar
rived with wounded heroes fresh from-the battle
field. They were received with most tender care;
convejed to the tents, where their wants were
speedily relieved by the self-sacrificing volunteer
nurses, articles of food and apparel and whatever
else was needed to make them comfortable. The
chief of these nurses is a granddaughter of Robert
Morris, of the Revolution, and wife of Mr. J, L.
Husbands, of Philadelphia. She entered on this
patriotic duty, voluntarily, early to the rebel
lion. She has been assisted for a long time
by that great American heroine whom the
soldier’s delight to call by the popular name of
Michigan Annie. After the wounded, who arrived
on the night of April Ist, had been carefully »t
-tendedto, amessenger oalled at the tent of Mrs. Hus
hands, requesting her presence and that of her hus
band at Waidmaster Sklllman’s stockade. A sol
dier, who writes upon the subject, says ; “It was
my good fortune to be present when Mr. and Mrs.
Husbands arrived, aoeompanied by Michigan
Annie, and were usbered Into the presence of many
soldiers, whose joyful faces betokened the Interest
they felt to the proceedings. The chaplain, to a
neat and appropriate address, them presented, on
behalf of the soldiers, as a token and
esteem they entertained for Mrs. Husbands, a mis
sive gold ohato and pencil. Mrs. H. made a brief
and modest reply to words and tone of voloe that
bespoke the kindness of her heart. Mr. H. also
thanked the soldiers for this mark of esteem mani
fested for his wire, and assured them that , every
thing looked well for the country ; that the foul re
bellion was fast waning away, and that It was quite
likely that betore many days Richmond would fall,
and the stars and stripes float over Its Capitol.
DOUBLEDAY COURT MARTIAL
The court assembled yesterday, and the case of
William Heal was oalled. George H, Earle, Esq,,
appeared on behalf of Mr. Heal, and asked that
the ease he continued on account of the siokue3S of
his client. The oourt then adjourned'until Mon
day.
RECRUITING.
There ts a great falling off In recruiting. Tester;
day warrants were Issued for
citybonnty fol
Wards. Hen. Wards. Men.
First. b Sixteenth.. 6
Second..... I Seventeenth...... 2
Third 1 Eighteenth. 3
Fourth...... 4 Nineteenth.. 3
Seventh 4 Twentieth 1
Ninth W..... 1 Twenty-third 1
Tenth 1 Twenty-fifth 3
mscxuASEogA
THE TAX ON INCOMES.
NEW FORKS FOB MAKING UP RETURNS.
The form for making up returns of Income has
been amended. The new one is much more elaborate
and eearoblng. There seems to be but little chance
Of evasion under the new arrangement. There have
been a few copies of the amended form received by
the assessors, but not enough for general distribution
among tax payers.
AMOUNT OF TAX.
All incomes of 1864 less than five thousand dollars
&10 subject to five per cent, tax; over five thousand
dollars, ten per cent. The blanksmust be fiUedfSnd
returned to the assessor by the first or May, Per
sonal service of the blanks is not necessary, the as
sessor’s duty requiring him only to make public an
nouncement to a newspaper of his county.
DBmiCTIOKS.
Deductions are permitted as follows:
1. Exempt by law, $6OO.
2. All national, State, and local taxes paid within
the year (whloh Includes the deduction of the inoomo
taxes actually paid to 1864.)
3. Losses on sales of real estate purchased within
the year.
4. Interest paid out or falling due within the year.
6. Amount actually paid for rent of homestead,
store, or shop.
8 Insurance, repairs, fuel consumed to carrying
on basinets, wages of employees, and Interest on
incumbranoes. .
INTERROGATORIES.
Had your wife any income last year?
Did any minor child ot yonrs receive any salary
lsBtyearl
Have yon included to this return the Income of
ycur wife, and salary rcovivsn v.y minor children?
Have yen any stocks, and what are they 1
Isyour report made on the basis Of gold 1
Have yon bought or sold stocks or other property?
Have you any United States securities ?
Do you return the premium on gold paid you as
interest on United States securities 1
Haveyou kept any book account?
Is your income estimated or taken from your
books?:
Have not the expenses, etc., claimed as deduc
tions, already been taken out of the amount re
ported as profits?
Did you estimate any portion of your profits In
making your returns for 1863?
Was any portion treated as worthless, and, If
since paid, have you Included it In this return?
GUARDIANS AND TRUSTEES.
Guardians and trustees, whethersuch trustees are
so by virtue of their office as executor, administra
tor, or other fidnolar; oapaclty, are required to
make returns of the Income belonging to minors or
other persons for whom they aot as guardians or
trustees, and the Income tax will he assessed npon
thenmount returned after deducting such sums as
are exempted by law, provided that the exemption
of six hundred dollars shall not he allowed on ac
count of any minor or other beneficiary of a trust
except upon the statement of the guardian or trus
tee, made under oath, that the minor or beneficiary
has no other income from which the said amount of
six hundred donate may he exempted and deducted.
TAX ON LUXURIES.
All carriages are taxed from $1 up to $10; gold
watches $1 each, If worth less than one hundred
dollars, and $2 If worth more than one hundred dol
lars; pianos $2; yachts from $s to $100; private
billiard tables $10: gold plate 60 centsjper ounce
Troy, and silver plate 6 cents.
THB ASSESSMENT LIST.
The assessment list, when completed, will be re
turned to tbe collector, who will advertise lh some
public newspaper published In each county within
the district, “if any there be, and by written or
printed notices, to he posted up In at least four
places within eaoh assessment district, that the said
dutles-bave become due and payable, and state the
time and place within said county at which he will
attend to receive the gamed’ and to any sum un
paid after the 30th day of June, and for ten days
after demand, there will be an addition of ten per
cent., as a penalty for each negleot.
FALSE RETURNS.
In case any person shall deliver to an assessor
any false or fraudulent list or statement, with In
tent to defeat or evade the valuation or enumera
tion required by law, the assistant assessor will add
one hundred per cent, to such duty, and In such
case the list will be made out by the assessor or
assistant assessor, and from the valuation and enu
meration so made there oan be no appeal.
PENALTY NOB NEGLECT.
Every person fhliingto make returns by the 16th
of May next will be liable to be assessed by the
assistant assessor according to the best Information
he can obtain -, and In sneh oase the assistant asses
sor 'will add twenty-five per cent, to the amount
of the tax.
coroner’s inquests,
Coroner Taylor has made his return for the month
of March, Daring that month 83 Inquests were
held, 27 being on bodies of colored persons. The
cost to the city for holding: these inquests was as
follows: Coroner’s fees, $332; jury fees, *124.80;
witnesses, #M; burial of bodies, *302; Incidentals,
#lo3—making a total of #960,80. Since the first of
January 241 inquests have been held; at a total cost
01 *2,672.75.
BILLIARDS,
Next Tuesday and W ednesday, In the Cooper In
stitute, New York, a M. Garme, from France, will
give exhibitions in billiard playing. His peculiar
shots are said to be numerous ana wonderful. To
carom round a hat or a dish, to draw the ene-ballthe
entire length of the table, to draw the ball withofftlta
coming In contact wilh another ball or with the
cushions, are among the commonplaces of this pro
fessor, which he executes with the greatest ease and
certainty. But to carom npon one ball on the table
and another In the corner of the room on the floor
is more surprising. Yet these feats are accom
plished, it is said, with the greatest ease and cer
tainty. The professor will make a visit to this city
In a short time, when we will have an opportunity
to judge for ourselves of Me skill.
NEW STEAM FIRE ENGINE. ; 1
The Western Engine Company, located on Cal*
lowblll street, west of Fifteenth, received their new
steam fire engine,yesterday,,and made a street pa
rade in the afterhoon.' They were fully equipped,
and were headed by a’fine brass band, and had their
engine and horses with them. The engine is a
beautiful, ana, to all appearances, a powerful one.
NARROW ESCAPE.
A man, named James McMichael, was caught be
tween the wall and the frame of a saw, at the marble
yard Tenth and Vine sis., yesterday, and severely
bruised, although no bones were broken. He was
taken to the Pennsylvania Hospital.
- FATAL RESULT.
E. A. Miller, who was run over by a train of oars,
on Washington avenue, between Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, on the 28th ult., died at the Penn
sylvania Hospital last evening. His leg was arnpu.
tated shortly after the occurrence.
CALL DECLINED
Rev. J. H. Young, or this city, has declined a
nnanlmons call to the Park Presbyterian Church,
Troy, New York.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
There are now three new steamers being built at
Kensington to run Iron this olty to New 1 ork.
{ eoh steamer will have aeoommodatlonß for three
hundred passengers, besides large freight capacity.
DOMESTIC. MARKETS.
There Is not much change to notion In the retail
prices or domestic marketing from those noticed
last Saturday. The prloeß of the most Important
articles of marketing yesterday were :
Eggs, per dozen 30
Chickens, per pound sj
Turkeys, per p»und *33
Rump steak, per pound... *3O
Slrlofa,perpound...., sotost
Rib roast, per pound 30 to 35
Corned beer, per pound go to ga
Soup pieces, per pound it to 16
Round steaks, per pound, 20 to 25
"Veal outlets, per pound 30 to 35
Loins of veal, per pound. 20 to 28
Leg of mutton, per pound 28 to 32
Shoulder of mutton, per pound is to 25
Bologna Sausages, per pound 25
Hams, jpr pound ~ 25
Butter, per pound 65 to T 5
Goshen Butter, per pound 4o to 65
Potatoes, Mercers, per half peek 40
Potatoes, Peaohbiows, per helf peek.... 30
Potatoes, sweet, per half peck... 50
Turnips, per half peek.. is
Spinach... 15
Salad , 12 to 15
Cabbages, per head..................... 16t025
Lima Beans, per quart 25
Older Vinegar, per gallon eo
Cheese, per pound 80t0.35
Apples, jer half peek 8010 75
Apples,' dried, per' quart.,............. IS to 20
HO, FOR FORT SUMPTER. |
A grand excursion will be made from PhttadepUa
to Fort Sumpter, on the occasion of the ceremonies
to take place bn that historical pUe.of rains on the
14th tost., toe anniversary of toe.day when the Arne
rican flag fell. We are requested to call attention
to toe faot, that a meeting of citizens will be held in
Boom Ho. 26 Merchants’ Exchange, at 4 o’olook this
afterroon, for the purpose of making arrangements
necessary to toe chartering ot a steamer. >
THE COURTS.
V. S. Circuit Court—Judge (Drier.
B. H. ABB’S CASK.
The United States vs. Robert M. Lee. In this
case, the f aets'of which have been reported from day
to day as toe trial progressed slnee Monday last,
Judge Grier yesterday charged the jury, who then
reliied to deliberate upon their verdict. Lee also
retired from toe eourt room. The jury having been
out aDont flvd minutes came to, and through their
foreman stated that they had agreed upon a verdict.
The defendant did not appear, and, being sent for,
eonld not be' found. After the lapse of more than
an hour, the. defendant still not appearing, toe
judge directed the verdict of toa jury to be taken.
This was accordingly done, and they rendered a
verdlct of guilty.
Defendant’s ball was ordered to be forfeited, and
it is understood that the United States marshal'has
offered a reward of five hundred dollars for his arrest.
V. 8. Circuit Court-JncJges Grier and
laSwalader.
IMPORTANT CASE ARISING UNDER THR INCOME
Edmund Fennell -ta; William Baker, ooUeotor of
Internal revenue for the Seventh dlstrlot of Penn
sylvania.
This was an action to recover hack a certain tax
paid under It seems that to the year 1836
the plaintiff purchased a tract of land of about
eighty acreß to the vicinity of Chester, Delaware
county, for the sum of $8 600, In 1893 he sold the
tame land for $40,000. The difference between toe
amount paid and toe amount received, after de
ducting the cost of permanent Improvements, was
assessed against him as 1 -gains, profits, orlnoome for
the year 1868. The annual and special income tax
for that year upon these galas, profits, or Income
amounted t 051,900. This sum was paid by. plain
tiff to toe collector under protest, with notice that
he would immediately bring an action to recover
the same baok. The oasewas tried yesterday, and
under the tastiuctlona of the court, as to the law
upon toe feots as above stated, the jury rendered a
verdict ror toe plaintiff for *1,922.72,' it being toe
amount claimed with Interest. John C. Knox, Esq.,
for plaintiff; District Attorney Gilpin for toe de
fendant.
The result of this case seems to settle the question
that wLere real or personal property was told
during too year 1863 toe proceeds of the sale are
not taxable as Income unless toe property was also
purchased within the same year.
The oourt, without trying another case, adjourned
till this morning.
District Coaxt—Judge Stroud,
E. C. & P. H. Warren vs. O. O. Davis 8c 00.,
defendants, and Charles Noble, garnishee.—An
attaobmentexecution to attaokoertaln moneys which
it was alleged were In the hands of the garnishee,
belonging to the defendants. Verdict tor the de
fetdancs.
Court of Common Pleas— J ndges Thomp
son antt Ludlow.
Or phanß’ Court business alone occupied toe session
of yesterday. ' .
None of the other courts were to session, ■
THE POLICE.
[Before Mr. Becorder Baen.l
ALLEGED ASSAULT AND BATTEBF.
Anton Fans, who beeps a piano store at Fifth %ttd
Vine streets, was arraigned yesterday on the sharge
of committing an assault and battery. Officer
Trelts arrested Mr. Faas, and a hearing was en
tered into, A little girl, named Elisa Grouse,
testified that she heard nice music In the store,
and looked In through a broken pane of glass
In tbe window, when Faas threw something at her,
and struck her in the face. Another little g*ri, who
waß with Eliza, testified positively to seeing! the ac
cused throw a tuning key at her, and strlkether In
the face. jg -
Faas said a boy broke his windo w j®?-
Kirw, „ ofe—JUiue time
whs m me act or tuning a piano, whleh
canted Mm to be vepy nervous, as he was toning
to two octaves. He heard a noise behind him, and
in suddenly turning struck a board on one end,
which struck the child. • He denied throwing any
thing at the child. The Recorder held him In *l,OOO
to answer the charge at oourt. Mrs Grouse ap
peared at the hearing, and was In much distress at
the oonditlon of the child. Her husband Is a soldier
In tbe-army, rad the little one Is very useful to her
mother In carrying her work home. It is proper to
say that the defendant Is a kind-hearted man, and
not at all likely to resort to suoh violence as charged
against him,
[Before Mr. Alderman Bottler. ]
seabf practice at the expense of a
RESPECTABLE CITIZEN.
Leonard I'lsier, tbe proprietor or a hotel on Mar.
ket street, a well-known respectable citizen, was
arraigned at the Central Station, yesterday after
noon, os tie charge of enlisting a colored man at
Wilmington, Delaware, as a substitute for a friend
residing there. The charge was preferred by a
colored woman living In Prise’s court, Lombard
Btreet, above Third. It seems from the evidense
adduced that, some time since, a man representing
himself as Xieonard Fisher called upon the husband
of complainant and lndnoed him to enlist for a gen
tleman residing at Wilmington. The applicant set
forth that he kept a hotel on Market street, and
that the person who desired a substitute boarded
with him while in Philadelphia. The Bum of money
to be paid was seoo besides the bounty. An agree
ment was made that the substitute Bhould oall at
the hotel on the following morning, and Mr. Stsher
would accompany him to Wilmington to see that he
was fairly dealt with. At the time appointed the
substitute called at tho hotel. Mr. Fisher was there.
Arrangements were at onoe made, and the,two men
started in the next train for the place of destination.
The subatllute.was mustered in as soon astbjffrtend
was found. The $6OO and the bounty mdfiey were
paid to the substitute, and he transferred the $6OO to
Mr. Fisher, to be given to tbe wife of the substitute.
Mr. F., of course, kindly consented to this and re
ceived the money. The substitute was sent to camp;
Fisher took passage in tbe next train and returned
to Philadelphia. The wifewaited in vain for-the
money. She endeavored to find Mr. Fisher, but did
sot succeed. Not being able to write she went to
the camp at Wilmington, where she had an inter
view with her husband, He related all that had
transpired, and tojui R-art/) sue for the money.
'Accordingly, on Thursday aftoffloon'ner
plaint was made at the Central Station against'
Leonard Fisher, the proprietor ,of a hotel on Mar
ket street. A warrant was issued and served yes
terday npon him, In response to which he appeared
for a hearing. To the surprise of the complainant
he was not the light man. The truth now flashed
forth that gome sharp thief had personated Mr.
Fisher and the nameof the hotel, and, to give ap
parent authenticity to the affair, even went so far
as to Invite the substitute to that place, as above
mentioned. Mr. Leonard Flsber was as much sur
prised at the developments as the complainant was
melanoholy. The investigation having terminated,
the parties left the office. We may state that In
all the substitute swindling business, this- Is the
first case of this peculiar character that has been
made known through pollae examination.
AN UNFORTUNATE MAN.
Captain William Oliver, a resident of down Jer
sey, was once the oaptaln of a boat that run to
Fortress Monroe'. He was dratted to serve in the
army; but to avoid becoming subject to storms of
Iron and leaden hall sold out his Interest In tbe
boat, and with the proceeds thereof, pulled up
stakes and started for Cincinnati, to engage In
other pursuits. He arrived In the Queen City;
found other pursuits nowhere; he came back, his
“ idle” having been reduced to the sum of seventy
five dollars. He arrived at the depot, in West Phi
ladelphia, yesterday afternoon; entered a horse
car ; pulled out his pocket-book; took therefrom a
one. dollar note, to pay his passage-money; returned -
the book to bis pocket. Just at this moment three
young men rußhed Into the car faster than there
seemed to be any necessity for. He remonstrated
against their rudeness; they apologized, and the
next moment got out, saying they would get lu an
other oar. Shortly after this the oonduotorhanded
ninety-three cents change to Captain Oliver, i The
latter felt for his pooket-book, and, to his utter dis
comfiture, ascertained that It had been stolen. The
job was accomplished by the “swell-mob,” who
rushed Into the oar as stated. ~ . ' .
UTtEE BAGS,
AT TBE MERCHANTS 1 BXOHANOB, PHILADELPHIA.
Ship Recovery. Stoddart .....Liverpool, soon.
BrigKurea, Collins. ..........Havana, Soon.
Sehr Papule, Vance Havana, soon.
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
Edward C. Biddle J
Samuel B. Stoees, > Committee of the Month.
George N. Tathaw, )
’MARINE ISTELLIUEiVCE. ■
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, APRIL 7.
Eunßises—.d 851 Sun Sets.-. 6 251 Al*h Water.,l2 2$
ARRIVED.
Biif Adrio (Br), MaekeDZte,l4 days from Sombwio,
wi»h guano to MoroPhlilips.
Brig Vince nnes, B odgdon, 8 daj s from Newburyport,
in batiast to Baugh & Sons.
£cbr Ellen Perkins, Perkins* 18 days from Trinidad,
with sugar and molasses to 6 & W Welsh.
' Scbr James R Moo?a, Ingerioll, 6 days from Boston,
with mdse to Twells & Co.
ffehr Pathway, Compton* 15 days from Sagma, with
sogarto S & WWelih.
t chr Mary Louisa, Hammond, 8 days from Portland,
w ith Efdaet ? Warren & Gregg.
Scbr-Mary Jana Kennedy, Hoover,, 3 days from St
Inegees, in ballast to captain.
fclrSE Parker, Fitzgerald, 3days from Now York,
in ballast to captain.
Schr Almira-, Browning, 8 days from Califs, with
lumber toM Trump, Son, & Co.
Schr J gat., Small, S dai« from New York; withbarlay
to esptain - ;
• £ehr Westover. Eldridge, 5 days from Boston, with
mdse to TweUs & Go.
Bcbr Snowflake. Dickerson, d.days from Alexandria,
in ball aft to captain
Bcbr Fauguseett, Waples, 5 days from Norfolk, with
timber to Navy Yard *
Bcbr S J Pickup, Bowen, 5 days from Fortress Mon
roe, in ballast tou 8 Quartermaster.
Bcbr P Armstrong, Driscoll* 5 days from Newborn, in
ballast to Qaintarda Ward. -v
Bcbr Aid, Trel&n, from Fortress Monroe, in ballast to
D 8 Stetson & Co.
Scb? SB Wheeler, McLaughlin, 6 days from Boston,
in bailaitto captain.
, Scbr Clara Merrick, Montgomery, from Newborn; in
ballast to captain-
FclrFF Randolph, Eialey, from New York, in bal
last to U S Quartermaster.
Scbr Beading B B No 48, Nickelson, from Hampton
Boads, in ballast to captain
Scbr B B lyler, Magee, from Beaufort, in ballast to
captain
, bcbr Maria Roxanna, Palmer, from Boston, in ballast
to captain.
Sebr LA Dsneshower, Burnett, from Greenwich, in
bal a&t to U S Quartermaster. _
Scbr G Williams, Golding, from Newbern, In ballast
io captain.
Scbr Chief, Townsend, Sdayafrcm Indian Hirer,Del,
w ith train to Jas L Bewley & Co.
ScbJ Diamond, Townsend, 2 days from Indian Blver,
Del, with grain to Jas L Bewiey $ Co.
Scbr Benj Sbep&rd a, Coulhora* S days from Laurel,
Del. irtth lumber to JW Bacon.
Scbr Eldorado, Insley, 3 toys from Laurel, Dal, with
inmberto JW Bacon.
scbr Emma James. Grey, 1 day frost Indian Blver,
Dei* with grain to J W Bacon.
Bchr Florence* Bradley, 5 days from Beaford, Del,
with lumber to v W Bacoa,
Scbr J H Allen, Stetser, from Fortress Monroe.
EchrWm Wilson, Butler, Warsham.
Scbr M Kennedy. Kelly, from Baltimore.
Bt*r M Massey. Smith, 24 hours from Mew York, with
mdse to Wm M Baird & Go.
CLEARED
Ship Island Light, McFee, Navassa.
Ship Sebastopol. Barin, Fort Barrancas.
Sreamehip Wm Kennedy, Hal let*. Fortress Monroe.
Brtg G T Ward, WlUeby, Port Royal.
Brig tea Lion. Marshall, Beaufort.
Bcbr Golden West. Beaboyer. H*ltfax.
FchrMary D Ha*kell.Haskell, Boston.
Sebr American Bede* Shaw. Norwich.
Scbr Minerva, Jefferson, Providence.
Scbr Sardinian, Holbrook* Washington,
tebr Pandora, Robertson, Washington.
Scbr J J Barrell, Anderson. Washington.
Scbr California, Blizzard, Washington.
Scbr Armstrong, Dritcoll, Wasbiagton.
Scbr John McCoy, Johnson, Georgetown.
fobrD Morris, Applln, 8t Inegoss.
Scbr Amos Falk enbtrg, Sipple, Hampton Roads.
Echr M L Van Kirk, Jefferson. Newborn,
Scbr Hone|t Abe, Conarv, City Point. -♦
Scbr B Gwhile!en, Smith, Fortress Monroe,'
Scbr B Seaman, ►eamaa, Morehead City.
Sclr White Squall, Adams, Beaufort.
Scbr Susan. Bartlett, Charleston
Scbr B J F eraty, Meredith, City Point. >
Scbr Indiana, Simmons, Washington. *
Scbr Aid, Irelan. Beaufort.
Scbr M Kennedy, Kelley, Alexandria.
Sebr Wm Wilson, Butler- New Haven.
►ehr J B Allen, Btetzer, Wilmington, N C.
6t’r J S bhriver, Dennis, Baltimore.
[Correspondence of the Philadelphia Exchange. 3 .
- I ewes Del., April 6.
The bark Queen, of Scotts, for nt John, a B, and a
fleet of coal laden-vessels. all for Eastern ports, went
to esterdsy afternoon, with a stiff breeze from the
southward. Two square rigged veisefts are in the
offing, beating up. J. HtLLY'D BURTON.
t™ VolunteerLieut.
J W Bmlt>, commftßdißg, will sail from the Navy Ya-rd,.
Pfajledeipbia, on Saturday. Ap?U 15, 1865, for the Eaß6
and West Gulf -Squadron. Persons having letters,
patkaces. or boxes for officers or seamen of said squads
ron, can have them delivered finje qi charge if put on
THE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, APRIL S, 1865:
u. s.
SEVEN-THIRTY loan.
By authority of th* B**r*t*ry of th* Treasury, th*
undmlgned has unmM the Gsnsral Bubrnriptlo*
Amur for tb* ■Ml* of United state* Tntmucr Note*
bearing »t« and thr**-tenth* pet **nt. lnt«**t per
annum, known asth*
n>» Note* A*# tamed tinder dst* of Aunt 15,1384,
and are payable thru roar* from that time, la tor
natr. oral* *onv*rtlbl* at th* option of U>* bolder lato
GOLD-BEARING BONDS.
The** Bond* am aow worth * premium of; nine S*r
*«at., Including gold Interest from November, whlth
make* th* actual profit *n the 7-80 Loan, at current
rate*. Including Interact, about ten p*r cent. per an
num, hoaidet lta exemption from stale and munieipal
taxation , wMcft adds from one to three per cent, more,
according to th* rat* leyi*d on other property. Th*
latanat I* payable *«ml-annually by eoupon* attuhed
to each not*, which mayb* eat of and laid to any bank
or banker.
Th* Interact amount! to
One «ent per day on a *5O not*.
Two cent* per day on a *lOO not*.
Ten Mntcper day on a <5OO not*.
Twenty cent* per day on a <l,OOO not*.
On* Dollar per day on a $5,000 not*.
Mote* of all the denomination* named will beprompt
ly furnl*h*d upon receipt of subscription*. Thiel*
THE ONLY LOAN IK MARKET
bow offered by the Government, and it ii confidently
expected that It* tuperior adyantag** will make It th*
GKEAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Lea* than <300,000,000 of the Loan authorized by th*
last Congress are now on the market. This amount,
at the rate at which it is being absorbed, will all be
subscribed for within four months, when Urn note*
will undoubtedly command a premium, a* ha* uni
formly been th* «a*e at the cloie of the gubseription*
to other Loans.
In order that ettliens of erory town and se*tton of the
country may be afforded facilities for taking uw Loan,
the national Bank*, State Bank*, and Private Banker*
throughout the country haye generally agreed to re
solve aubseriptloiu at par. SubeeribersviUl safest their
own agenie, In whom they hare confided**, and who
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tor whleh they retain order*.
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the Principals, Attleboro Post Office, Bucks county,
apg 2m " Principals.
VILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY.—
» MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, four mllee
from MEDIA, Pa. Thorough conns in Mathematics,
Classics, Natural Soiencse, and English: practical les
sons in Civil Engineering Tnplls received at anytime,
and of all ages. and enjoy the benefit, of a home- Be
fore to John C Capp& Son, 23 South Third atreetsThoa.
J,, Clayton, Em , fifth and Prune atreetat eg-Sheriff
Kern, and others. Address Rev..J. HBRVBY BAR
TON. A. M . VILLAGE GRBBN. Fenna. nod-6m
WOODLAND SEMINARYeFOB
YOUNG LADIES, Nob. 9 and 10 WOODLAND
TERRACE, West Fhilada. Bey. HENRY BEEVES,
A. M., Principal. * fe24-6w*
COPABTNERSinPS.
SJOTICE. THE PARTNERSHIP
AY heretofore existing between the undersigned,
under the Aim of HILL & LBVY, la this day by mutual
consent dissolved.
• Tbs'business of .aid firm will be settled by BHAD
RAOH BILL, whohas assumed the liabilities, and con
tinues the b outness, at 37 BANK Street. Philadelphia.
SHADBACH HELL,
. . JUDAH LEVY.
Apbil S, 1865. ■ ■ ap6-3t* •
LEGAL,
r* THE'ORPHANS’ COURT FOR
THE CITY AND COUNTY O
Estate of RICHARD WAGNEB,-dsceased.
Notice Is hereby given that CATHARINE WASHES,
Widow of said deceased, has filed imatd Court her pe
tition and appraisement of the personal property which'
she elects to retain under the act of April 14th, 1861.
end its supplements and that the same will be approved
by the said Court, on FRIDAY. April 21st, 1865, nnless
exceptions be tiled thereto.
JOHN SH4LLOBOSS,
, Attorney for Petitioner.-
April 6, 1866. >P 7 ft*
riOURT OF COMMON PLEAS IN DI
VOBCE, September Term, 1861, No. 69, al. anbp.
Deeember Term, 1864. No. 69X
,, JO j™ a corl§?S£. n * bT llel next fri9ll4 * &0 *
Deaa Sib: Yon will take notice that the<Conrtbu
granted a rule on yon, to show cause why a dtvoi ca, a
jin. mat , should not ho decreed In the above ease.
Returnable Saturday, 'April 16th. 1866, personal ser
vice bavin* failed on account of your absence,
lours, S. R. ELBTOH4B,
JAMBS COBKORAN, hthollout.
. . Eespoßdent,
April 1, 1805. apg th.B-4t*
T?STATK OF ELLISTON PEROT,
■A^IDKCEARED-—Lettertestamentary on tho estata
of ELLISTON PEROT, late of PniiadelpMa, deoeac'ed,
having been issued to the undersigned, all persons in
debted to .aid estate are xeciuesttd to make payment,
£ad those bavingclaime to present them without delay
I CAROLINE R PEROT, 3033 ARCH Street,
Edward n. whisht, 11a walnut st.,
mtM >Bl* Executors.
T ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
. . ha VSs.^S. 6 A. trr ?s‘£ a i9.. t ' l S. undersigned upon the
estate of SYDNEY ANN KEITH, deceased, ail persons
being indebted to the said estate are rectuested to make
payment, and thosehavug claims against the same to
present them to WASHINGTON KEITH, adm’r,
mh4-«6t No. 431 M WALNUT Street.
'COAFo
rjOAL-COAL—COAL!
'A HE BEST COAL IN THE MARKET,
_ At the following prices:
Eg* and Stove *9 75 per ton.
Large Nut Coal. .}....8 76 •*_«
„ At tte MANTUA COAL YARD. .
CorTBIRTI-FIFTH St. and PENN A. H. K, Mantua.
ap6-12i* • W. D. HBBTON.
Thomab J. Okaia Robert J. Hempbui,
riBAH Af HEMPHILL,
w pbapbus nr
LEHIGH AND SCHUYLKILL COAL,
_ Of all sizes and of best Qualifies,
Carefully picked and screened, and invariably at the
7 _ lowest cash prices.
Office and Yard, WILLOW, beIowFIFTEEBTHStreet.
- Xg- Orders can be left at 146 Nora SIXTH Street,
653 North TENTH Street; 1433 BARCLAY Street, or
thipuzh tie Post-Office, which will be promptly and
satisfactorily ailed. ja!7 8m
E SCHREINER,» EW COAL DEPOT,
• NOBLE Street, above Ninth street.
Constantly on hand superior qualltlea of Lehigh aud
Schuylkill Coal, selected expresuy for family purposes,
at the lowest market prleea. Wharf, Twenty- third
street, below Arob street. Office, 119 South FOURTH
Street. ooSMm
COAL .—SUGAR LOAF, BEAVER
MEADOW, and Spring Mountain Lehiih Coal, aud
best .Locust Mountain, from Schuylkill, pr< pared ex-
Preßriy for family uso. Depot, N W. corner EIGHTH
and WILLOW Streets. Offlce,No. 113 South SECOND
Street. taps tfD J. WALTON A CO.
PURE LEHIGH GOAL.—H OUB E
*■ KEBPEBSeanrelycttgetttuxapureartideattheß.
B. corner of FRONT and POPLAR Streets. JOHN W.
HAMPTON. mhiW-Im*
PURE LEHIGH GOAL.
A J. B MULFOED,
mkSO lSl* 1846 MARKET Street.
f\TL LARDS SURVEYED AHD LAID
\J out In Leases a»d TopograpMeal Plans Drawn bj
0, M HOPKIKB, Civil Eusioeer and Barvevor*
304 Soatk FIFTH ottoeti near Walnut St.*
apl-iat* PMladelphia,
pHILAI ELPHIA TERR A COTTA
A- WORKS. fc
IFFICB AND WAERBOOJH3, NO. 1010 CHESTNUT
VITRIFIED WATER, DRAIN, and HEATING PIPES,
vltb bends, branches, traps, Ac., to correspond, from
to 12 Inch boro.
ORNAMENTAL CHIMNEY TOPS, and FLUB PIPES,
varranted to stand the action of fire, gas, or weather.
ORNAMENTAL parlor and garden vases.
0 laaslcaldOßirus. plaln and bronzed. _
Mignonette Pots, Flowerpots,
Ivy Vases, < ! Vases,
. .*• Fern Vases. Ac., Ac.
Importer of Minton’s Encaustic Tlis, for Churches,
Sails, Vestibules, **. _
mU-tuthatf B. A. HARRISON.
RAKER’S ORNAMENTAL HAIR
M MAHDFACTORY.-The largest and beet assort
ment or Wigs, Toupes, Long Harr Braids aud Curls,
Fiisettes, Illusive Seams, forOadles, at prices lower
than els. where, at 909 CHESTNUT Street. mh39-lm*
ftOTTON AND FLAX SAIL DUCK
Y AUD OABTAB* of all iminberß and brands.
. Tent. Avrikl&Cs Trunk, and Wafon-cover Duck, Also*
Pacer Mannfaetnrers’ Drier Fella, from one to five feat
•rile; Pauline. Bolting co
, noS-tf No. 103 JONES’ Alley. J
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEABA:
A . and unsafe remedies for unpleasant and da
roua diseases.' Use HKLMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUi
•mawsovw) Bcgi w*p.
PBoresiLg.
A 88I8TANT QUARTERMASTER’S
A- OFFIOXU3DGIBABD«te. k ,
SEALED PROPOSALS wUi be neetredatlM* OfflM.
until 13 o'clock H., SATCBDAY, April 1A 186 ft,
Immediate delivery at the Dsitedßtmes Wo*»hoi®«
HANOVER Street Wharf, of aoo AMBCLASOB9.
Wheeling Pattern, as per sample and *peelncattons«»
be seen at the Storehouse. „. , . . ~
. The name of contractor and date of contract tube di®’j
tiuclly marked on each ambulance; The Ambulances
to be inspected, by an inspector appointed on the patx ox
tt ßlddersshonld ctits the number of
can furnish, tho shortest possible tint* they canaewwr
them in, and tbe price, which should be written lwth
Is woida and figures, and conform to the torms_of tnia
advertisement, a copy of whi«h should accompany
e *f must be guaranteed by two
bobs, whose rignatu«es must be appended*to thegua
rantee, and eertfAed to ae being good and *»“
eurity for. the amount lnvolveds by the United States
District Judges Attorney, or Oolieetor, or other publio
The right is reserved to reject any bid deemed.unrea
sonabtoy and no bid from a defaulting contractor will
*^U C proposal» to be made out on the regular forms,
in duplicate, which will be furnished, on application
**Bids wUIV opened on Saturday* April 15th, 1865, at
12 o’clock M.* and bidders are requested lobe present.
By order of Col Wra. W. McKtm,
Chief Guartermaster Pniladelphte Depot.
GEO. B. OEMS, „
*p7.Bt Captain and A Q M.
riEPOT QUARTERMASTER’S OF-
J J NICE, Cixcibhati, 0., April l, .1865.
PROPOSALS are Invited by tbe undersigned until
WEDNESDAY, April 17, at 12 o’clock M„ for farnlab
ingthisDepanm^wlth^
To be made from Flannel equal ail respect* to the
sample piece now on exhibition at the ofllc* oitae un
dersigned. and to be of the following «lzas, to Wit:
Bo LB4 Inches In length and 25 inches in width.
No. 235 “ “ g “
To'hifellea down hy hand, wlih patent Unen thread.
Bids that de not conform to the foregoing requlre
ment* will noth* considered,. ... . __j
Proposals are also invited* at the Bint time aud
place, for GKty gH i ETINa ptANNBL, „ .
Equal In quality tothe Flannel above mentioned.
CANTON FLANNEL DRAWERS.
(Samples requested.)
CANTON FLANNEL.'UNBLEACHED.
(Sample reQuefeted.)
aioS^'chSfd 6 , 4^®
snpply the articles awarded to him under hie propwal.
Bids wOl be opened on Wednesday, Aptil 12th, at 12
o’clock M,, and biddtrs are invited to be prMent
'Awards'Will be made oa Th c^' 4 O iy w I MODLTONf •
,gS 4t Depot Quarteriuaster.
A SBIBTAHT QUARTERMASTER’ S
OFFICE, Ho. 1139 GIB/
P* IL.ADKLF
SBAIBL PBOPOB4LB will
until 12 o’clock M-, on JttOlsU
mediate delivery* at the Bj
Banover-erreet wharf, piopei
-tranfpoitation. of the foliowii
tare 1 ritore*,to he inspected by a
tbe parttof the Government viz.
S t COO Horse Brushes, leather
Philadelphia Cavalry
6,f00 Halter Chains of 000 obr
25,UX} lbs Harness Leather. *
side when finished.
2,000 sides Bridle Leather,
side when finished
-5,C00 Jb* oil tanned Leather.
I.COO Tar Pots.
SCO Biding Saddles* **comp2'
runs. siiircp straps,'
tabbed.
800 Sheep Skins. * ‘ Smith at
7,0(0 WUp» Blacksnake, all
„ weisht.
10CCO Army Wagon Spokes, tec
10,(00 tT ** l*
1, COa Ambulance ** ft
1,0.0 '* ■■ hi
I,COO M ** fro
1,000 M " hi*
1,000 ** ** froi
1,000 ** “ hint
5,r00 *\ \\ it-
Iti, felloes, froi
*1(0 Bets Ambulance 11 I% '
100 “ “ " Itfv
1,000 Biding Bridles, double , __
moderate Curbs, best article.
500 Biding Saddles, complete, with stirrups am
straps, girthandcruppers.
2,000 Cotton Duck Wagon Covers, of ten onus* cotton
Luck, as per sample or cover at united States
storehouse: one yard sample of duck repaired.
?,CCO Hole Cellars, 15 to 17 inch * 4 Hogskin. * ’
1,600 Horn Collars, 17t02? Inch '‘Hogs* in.”
• 3,000 Pairs Hole Haines, i - inch from hole to hole.
Allot the above articles to be of the be*t quality. ,
Bidders should state the quantity bid for, and wheel
they will commence and finish their deliveries, thJ
price of the articles {to include boxes and delivery')*
Which should be written both in words and figures*
and conform to the terms of this advertisement, a cop*!
of which should accompany each proposal, and ] r
schedule prices will he received. >■
Samples or the articles bid for must be delivered >*
the iUKGVEB-STBBET SfOKtHOUSS twenty.foi y
hours before the opening of the bide. . ■ j
Bide will be opened on MOLL AT, April 10, 186 $
at 12 o'clock M. , and bidden are requested to be presen «i
Each bid muet be guaranteed by two responsible pe e*.
Kins, whose signature* mu»t be appended to the goara
tee and certified to as being good and sufficient seouri *
for the amount involved by the United States Distri r
Judge, Aitorney or Collector, or other public officer, h
The right is reserved to reject any bid deemed aura 0
son able, and no bids from a defaulting contractor w r
be received. I
All proposals to be made out on the regular fora u
(in, duplicate, ) which will be furnished on appllc&tg r
at this office. I*l
By order of Colonel Wm, W. HcKlm, Chief Quart
master, Philadelphia Depot . If?
620. B. OEMB-lr
. Captain and A. Q. M.f
pHIEF QUARTERMASTER’#
V OFfICE, STo. 1139 GIBABD Street. J
Philadelphia Depot. March 31, 1865,1
SEALED PROPOSALS wiU be received at this ofltfi
untiIMONDAY, April 10. 1860, At 13 ©’dockJE., ford*
llvering at the Schuylkill Arsenal. in merchant**®
packages ceases to be made to conform to speoificatic a
at iWb office); 1
S 4 Canton Plannel for Drawers, army standard. [\
Stockings, army standard. , .
Pet ged Boots for Cavalry, army standard.
Pegged Bootees for Infantry, army standard. t
Bospitai Tents and Flies, army standard. .
Forage Cape, army standard. '
Samples oi the standard articles required may be se
at th’a office.
. Parties offering*oods should make separate propose
for each article offered and must distinctly state in the
bids when th%y will commence their deliveries, t
onartlty they propose to furnish each week, the pii<
(which shouedbe written both in words and figures
and conform to the terms ot-thls advertisement, a coj
Of which should accompany each proposal.
Bids will be opened on Monday. April 10, 1885, at
o’clock M., and bidders are requested to be present.
Bach bid most be guaranteed by two responsible pel
sons, whose signatures must be appended to the gua
rantee, and certified to as being good and sufficient s.l
entity for the amount involved, by earns public fond!
tionary of the United States., ' ' ' _ •• v
shonia fe* made out on the regular ferny
Which will be furnished on applieat —«
. The right is reserved to reject an:
sonahle, mid nobid from a’defanli
be received. ,
Endorse envelope. “Proposals i
name of the article and f
Colonel WILLIAM
i Chief
■i Tf
PROPOSALS FOR W.
A Foetatior.
Omicu Wathb Tkahspoe
ko. ar* soc
n PBOPOSALB Will
today, for til* transportation V
Philadelphia, Penns., to tie fol
Fortress Monroe, Va., 400 tonil
Alexandria,Virginia, 600 “I
Betvbern, 21. 0., 160 £
Port Boysl, a CL, 300 "J
Fort Barrancas, Fla., 160
new Orleans. La., 300 **
City Point, Virginia, 300 ‘f
Washington, D. C., SOO
Beaufort, a. C., SOO'f
Charleston, B. C., 600 ‘J
Horehead Olty.K C„ 300 ‘I
Transportation to be fornith|
vessels, or both (to Alexandri
v. C., hr barges or other Test
nay require it; and bidders
price, In writing aid Agar
By order of Col. W V
ter, Philadelphia Depot,
mhSS.IQt {Captain
QAYALRY '
Quaribbhabtse Qbr.
■ Washixcitoi
HOES®, suitable 1.
•vice, will oe received
ket, tm Msy 1,1866,
Js» *V" JW*_
MULES, In lota of tw»
ceived in this city, is o
Captain 0. H. TOMPf
corner Twenty second
AUanimalsto he g
bupeciion before be'
Syecincatton* as
Bound in allpartici
food condition, froi
l*h, best fiveiS) to*
is every way to ca\
sine (9) and ten (IB)
sprightly, and bealtby,
Artillery hones msit
partieolan, strong, as
and square trotters Is hi
ties, Jrom six (6) to ter
dlteen and one-half (1
weirhnoi lees than ter
Males most be OV'
stoat, compact, well
fourteen (14) hands:
blemish, or defeot w
work, and must have
and developed the corn
two is t aeb jaw.
These specifications
rtfidly esiorced in m>
Honrs of inspection
Price—Cavalry bor
dollars (HISS); Artil;
ty dollars (*1S0); JH,
dollars ($195).
Payment will be:
,„ , „ Brevet
mhSO-tapSO
A BTILLEB
ft HOUSES.
, A3SISTA!fT '
1130aiBAKD
HOBBEB saltable foi
vice will bo purchased
not t each animal to
men! inspection befc
Hones for tbo Art
iRFEITS AND
e»de»Torlii<f to din>
;G, SHAD, &c.
2, and 3 Mackerel,
ckages.
le Bar, and HtWto
Hotrinc.
i. 4c.
*>ht & Broom,
tBTH WH4BYBB.
T OR INCON-
I. Inflammation or
»7». diseases of the
iaer, ealsala*, era.
dlaoaaea of the Had*
aUtnea, naa SSI*M.
aw.
TY THOUSAND
indm* . -*!? 114 §*?
QifrE VINES FORBALR —OATAW-
Isabella, Concord, Clinton, Diana wtrS' .
ProUg Oporto, and otheryarlettX. in lS«. ot
a a#&ti owpll,!e *- . T ‘
& ADAMST^ 2^^
hL&* Cmce 338 WaLKUT street,
X_ ... —:... Boom Ho. 3.
J>R THE ILLUMINATION.
Sr?») 8t h 4 “ ot B “E»iS" HI>LSa '
pr »»leby
g* g. 806 WALSTTT Straat.
M,I IDEE N’S CARRIAGES, EN
■ .OTTO** POE THI SPRIHO
hajijs.—a Superior Lot ju»t received, and fox mX«
SOWS, BUSTOS, & 00.»
flablS-tf IST and 159 North TSLBD Bwatt/
IfHB SCIEHCTK aw
ft. *
H E SCIENCE OF MEDICINE
•honld »t»nd simple, pan. mMsstto: libtlii* fui
iti tails, Induction for its pUt&r, truth alono for lu
rttaXSo ttand H8LMB0I ; o'S GESTJUTg PBJ&A
■SIOBS. »W 1$ I«K«.
/OR BALK—A BEAUTIFUL JR
ASH and OODBTBI SKATS, of forty asm. 31
-«h lane. Darby township, four mtle* from Hat-
v Bridge. Possession eau be bad immediately.
Apply to JOHJg WHITKLY, on the promisee, or to
JOBL 8. PKBKIBS,
apt-Jm* 45 South FBOSf Street.
1m ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.—FOR
■**BALE—A handtome CO IT AGE (opposite the U. 8.
Botel). with or without furniture, containing 13 rooms
and a good Cistern. Apply to H WOOTTOh, Atlantic
City, or to J. A BixEr, SeTenth national Bank,
Philadelphia, apt 12t«
MFOR SALE—DESIRABLE COTJiL
TKT KSSIDSJSCK, on. Venango street, near Sflce
•town Jane and the uewToffnsWp Line Boad Turnpike.
rfißo double house, twelve room*, completely finished,
rwith hot and sold water, and all modem improve*
taenia. Beautifully stated and improved- Lot 100 by
f?SO feet. Adjoining ground open and very handsomely
laid out. Apply to
johjt a johhbon,
708 WALNUT Street.
M DELAWARE COUNTY.—FORJH
BAI.B, a handjome sixty-one. acre Farm, jast~E>
received for tale, at Mew tows Station, Media Railroad,
an miles from dtp* modern-bollt scons man,lon, In
aood condition and twelve rooms, plenty of frnlt and
shade, bam, ice-honse. and all necessary buildings,
This farm la located within five bnndred yards of the
station Will be sold altogether, or In two pieces.
Possession can be had forthwith Apply Immediately.
JAS B: GCMSftMS,
apB-3t 50 &W ALB P C Street, PMlada.
Meor 8 ale—a THREE-STORY
brick BOMBS, eight rooms Price low. 2009
CHSBBT Street, apply at 358 South THIRD Street,
second story bach room. apB-6t
m FOR SALE-DWELLING-HOUSE
-■Eton TIBTBBMTH Street, north of Arch street.
Apply to . BW. BBBSLIT,
mhtS-lm* 80. 30 Horth aBTBMPg Street.
«FOR SALE—STORE AND DWEL
XMG northeast corner of fawn and Master streets.
Immediate poasetelon.
BBIDESBuXIG —Heat Dwelling and Xot on Kirk
fcnde street, east of Point road; willb3 sold cheep
A large number of Go tages at Germantown and other
desirable localities, and a great rariety of first-class
and other Farms.
_For list of Dwellings see North American and United
States Gazette* B. F. ai.Btf.of,
apl-tf 133 Bonth FOiTBTg Street
M iSUPBRIOR MANSION AND
LABOR LOT, on. the IBARKFOBD Road, at
Altejbeny avenue; lmllt in the moat substantial man*
ner. with every possible convenience, with stable and
carriage-house. This is a delightful residence for sum
mer or winter. B F^^LSNCJ,
MFOR SALE—A VERY SUPERIOR
BOUSE" In WEST. PHILADELPHIA, excellent
stable, fine well of water; rural, ret finite near; all
convenience*; replete In all respects. Address "Her
plant, ” Box 2100, Poet Office. mbK-lm
® PRIVATE SALE—MIL IT ARf
BOARDING SOHO IL, near PniJadelpMa, In me
cessful operation, with, furniture or ail kinds. Appa
ratus Books. Goss. &c. , ata verylow figure. Apply
to SOHBRHEBHORBf & BARGROF T, 51* ARCH -
apd-lm* ■ ■ •
m FOR BALE—A SMALL FARM#*
■Sop Pirn -SIX ACHES, in Camden county, IE
about twenty minutes’ drlre from Camden, on the
Msrlton Pike, one of the most favorable locations in the
county; the land is rich and Tery productive. With
cood management. Three to Five Thonsand Dollars
P« annnmoan ba made off or it. flood largo BOUSE;
also, plenty of Bams on it, and well adapted for city
persons wishing a country residence. Also, frontage
enough for several Cottages.
Por further Information apply to
bichabd rang m %jggfc.
*O5 COOPBK Street, Camden, .H. J.
Office at West-Jersey Perry. mhSl-Im*
A) FOR BALE—LARGE FOUNDRY
■KnAUD MACHINE SHOP, In frll operation, with the
working stock snd tools,patterns, he. . of every descrip
tion, necessary for doing a large and snsceuful hosl
nees, situated on a railroad, about twenty miles from
Philadelphia. B, P. CLEWS, 183 S. FOURTH St.,
mhlB-tf or BW. cor. SEVENTEENTH and OBBBN BU.
«FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR
STOCKS—Farm of 83 acres, near SellersviUe,
mhlB-tf or S. W. cor. BBVBNTBBNTH and GHBSNSts.
it Qasrtenaai&r^
«FOR SALE—NEAR SELLERS- J*
vills-fIOOD FARM of 143 ACHES; chespfor-E
cub, or will take In part good oil stocks in exchange.
B. F GLENN.
mHB tf 183 South FOURTH Street.
ib. First Division,
• March. 18,1888.
ry and artillery ni>
Depot, In open mar
-10. T. BJBOWHXHa.
>r more, trill 1m »•
1. till May 1,1889, by
atant Quartermaster,
iota.
the usual Government
MFOR SALE—SEVERAL FIRST
QLASB HOUSES, omths south side of Arch, west
or Nineteenth street, with all the modern improve
ments. Now ready for occupancy.
Alto, several first class HOUSES in West BMladol
phis. Forty- second street, between Lovnat and Spruce
Wreof} D. JONES TWEaTT-Fmll
Chestnut, opposite the Finning fifUL mbff-lm*
airy Horses must b«
>ken, la foil fleet and
to sixteen (16) hands
Id, and wall adapted
i. Horses between
>, if still Tixoretu,
spied.
color, sound Is all
stlre, well broken,
sod fleet and condl-
M VALUABLE REAL ESTATE A
MfIPIK 9P™F T * for PALK-iE
- _tiOLLT GALL. ’’—This property lies southor and
adjoining the town of Blttos. on the treat Eastern
Shore road; was the residence of the late General James
SewaUs coal ala %208 acres of laud, divided into seven
fi«2de and. three lots, alt under good fencing and in a
high state of cultivation, producing fine crops.
The Mansion House is of brick, seventy feet front by
fftv feet deep, of a palatial stjle and fiaish throughout,
from the basement to the attic, with metal roof and ob
aervafcorys two Urge new frame Barns, well arranged,
ones Stable, Carriage Rouses, lee House, Granary,
Corn Houses, Cow Stables, Poultry House, and every
cecessarr oat-building in good order that is useful on
such a farm; large Flower and Kitchen Gardens,Lawns
on three sides of the mansion, beautifully laid out with
Fruit, Forest, and Ornamental Trees, some of them of
large growth, waterin the pumps, spring, also, near
the mansion, all of the purest quality.
rid# not loss than
’h, horse to
iifty (1,050) pounds,
aars of age. strong,
inimals, not less than
ealth, free from ever*
unfit them for eererc
four front colt’s teeth
four permanent teeth.,
tctly adhered to and
to 4 F, H..
.fed and flilhty 4t«
te hundred and nina
red aud ulnety-dyc
MBS A. BKIH,
General in chare*
iflsiea Q. M. a. O.
B CAVALRY
SB’S OfPIOB,
.adelphia, Pa.,
March 10. l&M.
/ and Gayaliy S«>
lerelcned In open mar*
to the usual Goto*
ited.
The town and surrounding country is proverbial for
Us healthfulne&s
This property must be very desirable to any one seek*
rsg an Investment, particularly to a gentleman reiiring
from business.
Lime and manures can be landed on the premises.
Several train a of cars pass the town daily to the great
cities of Philadelphia and Baltimore, and not over two
hours ride to < ithex of these cities.
A farther description Is deemed useless, as the pro
perty * ill be ehown by the undersigned.
Trine ONE HDIDSHI AND FIFTY DOLLARS PBS
ACRE tn conenc) —less in gold
Daniel bratton,
Beal Estate Agent,
BUcton, Maryland.
apl-sw4t*
nut be-dark In solor,
snick, and active,
Is iUUSSM, is COM
n years old, not~ju>
weigh not lass than
i (*180) will be said
aiypuHealan—Wall
jditton. from 15 toll
years old, and well
T n^m£aaK
Thirteenth and
M VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT Jfc
AT PUBLIC SALE. SB
The subscriber will sell st Public Sale. on
“"““I^APTEB^O^UIS,
ontt C P o r «Y t SE^° able
Located within hslf a mile of Wilmington, Delaware,
on tie Newport pike, containing eight acres of gSoi
land, la the centre of which is a large lawn with a fine
TuietY of shade trees, maples, lindens evergreens,
etc., In all oner a hand red full-grown trees. The Im
provements consist of a large and commodious Mansion,
flanked on the Westby two towers, one of which Is four
l n S ei ? k * There are fonr large rooms on a floor,
with a hall eleven hy forty-two feet. The house has
the modern Improvements. A hydraulic ram forces
water from a spring Into the upper story of the tower
There is also an iron pomp and hydrant under a cover
ed arte at thakllchen door. The outbuildings conslrtof
a carriers boose and stable sufficient /orfoar horses and
hen, ice, and smoke-hous?
withgood ic“ “ t,drw * tlfl Jt - The Ice-honse is fllted
grS»\^SiS‘hsfr?^ l T?“ leHw «f dwarfpear and
chStnStlree™ Beveralya
foSSioiw?iv'“to 11011 wm **
WTT r r s w 8 J» street
WILLIAM H, NAFF, Auctioneer.apsu*
sffsrsas&
•tain and A. <J H. B.
QROCKER‘B PATENT AIR PUMP,—
lvPhew) PATENT AIK PUMP, now
J.J H* 11 ®, at f ranklin. wmbe sold eheap for
cash. Apply jt3oa .MABKKT Street. apB-8t
QIL TER RIT O R Y.—FOR SALE, A
valuable OIL TBACF sitaateon a branch of the
Tronesta, in tho developed part of 'Warren county. Two
streams of water ton through this trasi, which contains
excellent Boris g Land, with every indication of Oil.
Terms moderate and title good.
Title, plot, certificates, As., open for examination.
Apply to
■ .„L O. McDANIEL,
ap6-3t No. 55 South THISD Street.
ORFICB TO LET—SUITABLE FOR
wrahvS 01 J S 4> horthwest corner
FIFTH and CHB6TNUT. Apply at KOOM Ho. 3. apS-8t
FIR BALE-GOOD OIL TERRITORY
IN WBST YlKOUflA.—Parties wishing lands,
-good amd-shesp, wonld do well by calling on
X B. ALBOP,- Bine Creek Oil Company,
ap4 6t« 407 WALNUT Btreet.
■pOR BALE—A LOT OF GROUND ON
... BEYBBBT Street, west of Nineteenth, 40 by 88 feats
Wfll he closed very low for cash. BP. GLEN*. *
mhlfi tl , li>3 SpnthFOC&Tg strek.
T?OR SALE—A NUMBER OF’DESISA
BLE BUILDING LOTS. For particulars applyto
SAMUEL a. THOMPSON,
Attorney at Law
mhll-Im aaa WALHPT sSeet.
TITTLE KANAWHA. AND BLK
A-l BIYKE OIL AMD MIRING COMPANY —Pv.ifiT'
attention Ss aaked to the really valuable OIL and
LAKES recured by this Comparer in lee sfaSfl? d COAi
A few shares inlhe erlgliS lnterMt eaifnnLlA
SubsoUptions obtained. plan* &vtJiA±7?%r f 3’
the land and other laformatioa dven hw o!
GKO. F. WOKK&CO,7iro 48S TITPAfIC V A
j. bahtholobikw, a 0 ;o511 fad
fellilP FORD & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
feas HABKXT udM* COMIISBOKStrwta.
if OF I .SOe™BO fW HO H B||E0 G Aa s,a,,
ml loth, cozumei cin* at 10 o'clock, JJJjffB
Mibf catalogue, l,£oo taxes mens, hpy» JS/SJJj
Is, shoes, brogans. balmorals, Congress gsiters,
I women’s, and, ©hAdron's booto shoes,
|en, balmorala, slippers, &«., embracingsfreshas-
Imenfc of goods, from m&niiiactnrers.
>rj
sell
&J
g*f
sc#
has BPM NO BALE OP 1,500 OASES BOOTS ASD
I SHOBB ,
hr« win sell by catalogue. for cash, __
T OHTHffESDAY MOKMiaO. „
llpril lsih, commencing at ten o'clock* 1.600 CMOS
jin’e, boys’, and youths’ boots, shoes* Balmorals,
jogans* Oxford ties* buckles, Congress, *c,, &c., with
•Jdeiir&ble assortment ofwoznen’s. misses', and chll
jen's boots, shoes, Balmorals, &o.
ITJCTIOH BAiE OF CONDEMNED
[A HOBBES.
| QtrAETBBitAarsBO eebb al ’ a Op? ros, Ist Drmnioir,
W *H/n.vorotf City, April 1, 1865.
‘ YUI Be «oM at Public Auction, to the Mshwt bidder,
! BALTIMORE, Md., on ,
I THURSDAY. April 13.1965.
I . TWO HOB DEED HAKES WITH FOAL,
ny of them well bred and In rood condition.
’ tt THURSDAY, April 20. 1865.
TWO HUHDEBD OAVALBT HOSBBS.
! “ THURSDAY, April 27,18«,
- B HDHDBBR MABBB WITH FOAt, AtTO OHE
W BUBDBBD OAVALBY HOUSES.
She horses bare bees condemned as unfit for the ea>
«ry service of the army. „ ,
||or read and farming purposes many good bargains
In’ be )übi .
■nimaUeoid singly. Sale to commence at 9k. M,,
Si will be held at PHILLIPS’ GOVgKtfMBST STA
®EB, corner of F&SVOJST and BaMSfiT 1 Streets.
!fEHMS—Cash, in Onited States currency.
X4MES A BAKQT,
trisadlfr General, In charge Ist Division Q. H.
OB SALE AIVI> TO LET.
/OVATE SALE—BEAUTIFUL ttk
/MMEB BBSIDBMCB, «Btate-pf Dr L. M.
Fme houfe »nd oatballidmgs, stable*, &c,
■it *crt» of gnrand. one and a half milei from
'.le, on the Media Railroad Sold cheap.
JBot. J. HBSRY BaßTOir,
Village Preen. Fa.
'OB SALE—THE RESIDENCE
823 South FIFTH Street; all modem con
«: terse lot; stable on the beck street, Ac.
■smwSt* F. B. BKEVES, 45 W, WATSKSt.I
JESIBA.BLE RESIDENCE FOR
,33—Beautifully situated on Green Bank,, Bor
-11. J.»fronting the river, and adjoining the
of Capt. Hie bard Shlppen. House has parlor,
tog-room. and eight Cambers For informa*
terms,&«.,apply to FitAffKbiV WOOLHAST.
ate Agent. 80. VO MaIIT Street, Burlington,
>R BALE OR TO RENT—THE
party 80. 261 Sonth THIRD Street, between
and Bprnoe Streets, suitable for offlsea; all
’“ho. 31a MdKKBT Street. apt tattieSt*
123 South F<
AM3B.
J'g&BßSsaiaS^
B&XJ& OF CABFETTITGS ABO 0018 KATtr.^
, THIS mokbiho. Tn ®as, -
„ A CAHD.-JThe ptrticoUi aStestioa of p„..
9wuM«d to a*a«B«na aswntmm S
« &?>3ss* OT^eg{antTg isVoa|,,
,i ft OOj,
019 JAYJJI fttwti.
ariwic dst aooi)3.
isaiNO,
>n faux monta* •***"•
ind-staple dlWlepia.
oD mtrsliKSf sale.
FOE CASH.
iiJim, 8«ln8M»
rt« 0 ™« B r I “' lad8,i «» ««!«*• aa, M .
**•«*„* *
Hen ’». boys’. and yontbft* calf St
welt. *1.4 pmop-eole dre«-boots; m«“s
yo**»' Wp and bnff leatber boots; J a >*.
fong-le* cavalry bootß-.msn’B and bojs'S,*,*”? i
ConsreS*. boot* and balmomls; meaVs' lff li
jonus' super Up, laff, and polished giaw'Hv,
and pump aolebrogans;ladles’anekid
and enamelled -patent sewed b&laorale US Ooi
eaiteret women's. misses’, and children's ai. 0 *!
leather balmomle and less bmts; sUidrav'rtt
sewed elty-madetaee boots: fancy sewed bti>
ankle ties: ladles’ Sue black and colored iH?'***&
grees, and side-lacs gaiter*; women’s. ’
children’» ioat and morocco coonsr-nitiSii**’.
ladies’ fine kid slippers; carpet and essief-i**’ WS
travelline bate. die. _____ aBj, « I^s
knock, auc
* Stlttet.
ISO LOTS AMERICAS
loons, MitimKßT
•IHBS GOODS, *>.,
IT,
lock, «ompri«lmr ifo.il
foods for pmaat
FBBBMFTOSY 8 ALB Of FKBHCH r,„
MAS, JJSB BBITISH DBT Oo ),,? D iA. Si,
, _ -ON MOHDIY KOBJSIB0 3, **•
April 10. at 10 o'clock, will he hW. ,
foni montha’ credit, about ® c *tal» ln ,
. . TOO PA.OKAOBS ASD LOTS *
of Franck, India, Gannu, and Briu.tJ _
S^tiKe*aa:s3Bfia&
LABOB SAiB OF FBKWCH. SWfSS, Qg Eiri . *
BBITISH DBF OOODaT 6 ** 4 *, ij,
OH HOBDAY, “* ’*
April Ioth.J by catalogue, oafonr month, p,,.,,.
DKBBB GOODS.— Larte line* of PaflfjS* l #;
plaia moos del&tne*, Ronbaix cheeks, puf_ nQt *i t
mocambfaues, poll de cbevrts, percales, tS,*** ft
sets and lawns, fancy ginghams, i
dtc. « ifcc. ?
DBSEB SILKS.*—FuII assortment of bl&tb
rhinos taffetas de Lront, fancy and plaia rw 4*
eadrillea, gros de ffaples, gros de Zar,ch. ml*
dorances. &c. ; ’
BSAWL&—Broehe long said square, *uh« .
borders, lama, grenadine, and thibet BhfiiiAn* ! *d»
elotb circulars, basque?, and mantles ** m
EIBBONB.—Boxes solid colon and f a * c . n
sspies and poult de sole bonnet and trimmis, k
black and chafEettesdee velvet ribbons. * c a^ni> W
EMBROIDERIES.—FoUassortment of lawa* « w
jaconets, mulls checked nmslfns, frUilni, omh. •£*.
coiton, lace veils. Ac. * *® bftf dit r
AUo, black and white crepes gloves, hsb!-&*‘t .
SPECIAL SALE OF EICH PARIS BOeSp *
VELVET RIBBOffB. * ”1
On HOSBATk AprU IQ.
ribbTO UUE6SH "’ < »® » I » laooried -«^ttPi>«n,
boiled 11 llnBa J><ral * soiartbboaa, extra quiity
tiaSn’ U “ ee 9,014 d * 80le ribb °aB. fflott4
bans liM neireßt ,ty3 « Pl»I4 fcrooke poolt dt i,j
46501,11 d * •*•«««
—foil lias cf Mack atlk velvet ribbons.
H£2E,?i BB SE£ O:ET SALE op BOOTS. 5<
BEOGAKB, ARMY G00D... TBaVBUBO Bif
«n. , ,P S , yopsDAY mokkiks.
April 11th at 10 o flock, will be 10U. br esial/ii
foor months’ credit, cbont 1-10) paqfcsiL
trosßss, rrnlrr bools, Ac., embracux a prln,
fresh si sort meet of seasonable soodsn! e(tj i
ernmanoftetnre, which will beSpen for ex**! 1 ,
with, catalogues, on mnrnYny of sale. 4
LAB&B POSITIVE SALE OF~ BBIT3SB
_ fHD DOMESTIC DRY oboB S s i,t >
We will hold a lar*e isle of foreign and
fMgebr sstaloine, oh s credit of four moattT «i *
0t ' OK THURSDAY MORHIN9,
April 13, st lOo'elock, embracing about 900 m,,.
sad lots of staple sod faney articles in wooieai 5
teds, linen;, silks, sad cottons, to which we h.i.,
attention of dealers 1
K. B.'—Sample* of the m will be arreuea
ualsatloß, with catalogues, early on the mw .;.
when dealers will Had It to their laterea •
M THOMAS & SONS, ~~
• Hos. 13# and Ml Sonth FOUBTE Strja
Jt-oblle Sales of Bealßstste and Stoeke, at 2!i,
chants, every TUESDAY, at iS o’clock. u,fc
SEVENTH SPRING SALE, Ilth Abril.
Estate of the late Robert Ralston, Ben . and «»*.
EIGHTH SPRIER SALE. lShAbrU
Estate or Hie late Lewie Wai? B*7.Tho« i„„
William F Wolff, John Diamond, s^b™’ -
_ SPRING SALKJSth Abril.
For list of proper ties In the above three aik. _
catalogue Tuesday next. *
„ ST°CKSajtj)uttUfin,litbAwn.
CARD.—Oni sale on TUESDAY, lltk April will
©Jude the elegant conatrw Mat of tfee late Eoburt g
tton, Esq.; a desirable cottage, Atlantic City- t*“
acres, Pasaytmk road, and a large amount *{ n [ a ;
citypioperty* dwelling*, stores, lots,groaadrssu
4&F’ &«• pamphlet catalogue* for particulars.
_ Sale Vo. IBSS South Second gtre«t
HOUSEHOLD FUKBITDBE, IMPERIAL CABPSB,
OK MOKDAI MOEHISQ,
10th instant, at 10 o'clock, at Ko 1835 South Itwi
otleet. the hotuehold furniture, imperial carpi s i ;
Maybe examined at 8 o’clock on the momint a! ■
sale.
_ Executor* 1 Sale Vo. 3918 Market BtreeL
HOUSES OLD FURS ITU RE. BO >K CiSB, bJWr
MACHINE, BRUSSELS CARPBTS, FBBIT&CBBi ~ i
&C. ■ ACi
OV TUESDAY STORM JO. •=
, At 10 o’clock, at Vo. 3918 Market street. West Pia
oclptia, the honaehoM and kltcheaToroitare. brmMsi
of Executors. *;
PEREMPTORY BAT.n
Schooner, >aow* as (ho "'GaSoUjK GOOCE ife
. . OH TUESDAY AFTEEKOOS, ITi
April XI, at 3©’cloek, at Ci>oper-«tre«t wharf. Ciak
How Jersey, (first deck above West Jersey Fe.-ry i :4M
aproljot** May he examined opt d»T preTton* ta<u ffijg
gHIFFUift. £
A BOSTON AND PHILADII
■*»tPnfffgi PHI A STBA.MSHIP LINE ealUns frm aij"
port on 6ATOKDASB, from first whirl ahoysfW
street. Philadelphia, and Long Wharf. Boston. f
jnmstearasMp SAXOtf, Capt. Matthews, wfflssayS
Pniiadelphla for Boston, on Saturday, aprilS stßi',
M., and steamship JSOftMAB, Capt. Baker, froaß.
ton for Philadelphia, on thesameday at4P. It 4
These sew and snhitantlal eteastsMps form twi ■
line, sailing from each port punctually on Saioritn t
Insurances sffested at one-half the premium tins”
on the Teasels.
Freights taken at fair rates.
iDETH Street.
f Uppers are reonested to send Slip Beeelpts ssl 3).
of Lading with their goods. i
Por Freight or Passage (having fine * ceommedsfaii
apply to HUSKY WIBSOR4CO., <
mha-tf 33g Sooth PBLAWABB Area l
STEAM WEEKLY TO U
!.y ' VBBPOOL. touching at QUEESrSKTO
(Cork llnrborj. Tho wall knowd Steamers of drei
fool. Hew Turk and Thiladalphia Steamship Coes'
ny (Inman Line), carrying the United States Jbfian,
Intended to sail an follows:
CITY OP MANCHESTER SATUBDAY. AsrilSi
BBA--0 SATURDAY. Aprill» ■
EMNBUEGH -..SATURDAY, AyiUtt
Andoverysneoeding Saturday at Noon,from fas
Horth Elver.
„ , KATES OP PASSAGE:
Payable In Gold, or Its equivalent in Carrein-
Krst Cabin,.*.-.-.... $BO CO Steerage W
.. to London.Bs 00 ** to London
" loFari* 05 00 ** to Paris
* to Hamburg... 90 00 «* toHsmoortSl
, PaesenKerß also forwarded to Havre, Bramsa. Ss>
terdara, Antwerp, &0., equaUvlowiatea. w
, Liverpool or Queenstown: let Cattle j* ;
.«d, $lO6- Steerage from Liverpool cr Queemtowa- p,
Those who wish to send for their friends oa tel
tickets here at these rates. J
Por farther information apply at ths ComFUi'l
Offices. . JOSH G. DALS, Akjv I
ap4-taps2 ill WALNUT Street, Kh_ 1
-.wffi—n. NEW EXPRESS LINE,TC
■■HHb AISXAHDBrA, GiOKGETOffS, th
WASHINGTON. Via Chesapeako and Delsvsrs Cun
Steamers leave first Wharf above MABKSr Sot*
every WEDNESDAY and SATUBDaY, at IS H.
aISJSSt&i^S^ESLMM
Georgetown, I>. C. rTLOWSHS * BOWEK,
Va. bW»
t-wdt—a. NOTICE.—FOR NSW
■■■BeHsYOBB -The PBILADEtPaii.
NEW TOEK BXPBEBS STEAMBOAT COEfAJI 0
Delaware and Baritan Canal. , „ icn .
Steamers leave DAILY, first wharf below dl!“
Street, at i o’clock P. jr
WH.P. CLYDE, (Jo., 11S WHASYIffJ 1
, „ JAMES HAND. 117 WALi. S' «t
BtUS-fim BevTat
RLECTBOPATHIC ESTABIP
MBHT.-DB. A. H. STEYEN3. one of the Jjjg
DISCOVBRBBS of a new system of treaßy «>f'
MODIFIED APPUOaTIOBL
has been so very succossfnl at PENN SQfitSSJ'
last three years, has removed Ms Office end »*•
to 1638 VINE Street, one door below Soven:»ttA tjl
All persons desiring references, or snf !»•
with regard to Ms sptelal mode of treatment, vti-f
ceil or send for a pampMet ~v t :
Consultation or ad vice gratnltona.
[ .ELECTRICAL OFFICES. I
COBSEB BLBYBNTH AND KACE STSSS-. j
„ ' ALSO, CBBSTgUT AND FdKTIS! B. ,
L Dr. THGS ALLEJf, varyEnncassfol tp? o ®.*/!,*)
r meni of aUdteeasba would inform Ms
} the public thus he te sttH
t many on whom medicine hu tad no
F eoUßidered incor&ble.
► _ BHEUMATIBM ADD HIUBALUa £
I VOJtPBBFUL DISCOYBBf -WtJ \
r ask your attention to these dlsesssa^ >i ,|
| have found teat w* possess a remedy
-cured many, and wfll reatere to th«r
health, hundreds foots-who are at
1 faring the most excrncisiing sgony- <>»*•*%]
a few days only are needed to effect s «®i a.l
wonld urge no one to try li; if yon donotnf S, ;
>le your own. Those whs follow onr i
I monte, and not cured, havenothing to P»T-, ‘. i
bents treated at their residences whsn ;
TestimoDials at the offices; honrs 9 A Jt
foee. Offices. 18*
ELEVENTH Burnet, also, CHESTNUT
TIETH Street, West Philadelphia. ...
, jalB 3m ■ DB THOS. tfjg-.
ENFEEBLED AND DELICATBCtfy
AA STITtmoHg, of both sexes, use HSiMRu . ,
aXTKACT BBCHD. It will give Wik “ 4 *
Miucn tad aamblA ven to wlaap well-
gjg-BWjl ■ JB3«T3EY’» y
COTTAGE ORGANS
SflSMMSIS^nSfei!; 4
Jfo. 15 XJortli y . /
Alio, » «onpl«t« luoitsieatof -
•onrtmtly os band. - ' ■ ,p
grun r~ malcolm macs^
SPECTACLE STOKE.'*- Jll
waassfenn*. (slls#! *
J&r Glasset refitted to stt!t all agetu * a A s t , o?
repairing tarefnlly and promptly
MB NO PAIN IN EXT«
—Nitron* Oxide Ote * llQ ''
beautiful and natural itrle of ..
TKSTH IHBBBTBD jfrt
<SlVs£S 'if'
Bivahs « ***&>*
BTOBK
\ M BOOTH TOOBTH STBS* 1 ’
a urn T*ri«4rf I m»raoo'i si l * 5
kud.
XTBLMBOLD’B EJEPRA^^CI
SiPAItrLT.A clMttaaa uid »» 0 *„
i»Ul&the Tixor ofbealth Into tli* »7* te °’
onttlSkiinon Mvdn iHwim
XTERMETICALLY SEAL® S
*3- HID SOOTS.
M 8 “ IS Mottos, . j
a : %%
*j% :*
feg-tr jot a®*** 4 ” 4
TTRLMBOIJVB EXTRACT
«It«* health ud Ykror to tie f''m
lie pallid elude. DeMUty to aMfOjT ti ’
ylarrata* irmptoßu, end If mo
to. oommmmaom. imunltr or
Tf”-*-******' Ogta^J
«»finaevnu»
PESKSYIVAMA £ 'j y
KMniaoiniaiUkinds of
ftoeo to ono.koKdTed ; >■>-' ,
*glfod for erietlmis, Saw Mill*. *•-“ ,
QlTejaiKcoltt attention to
*i*©s an 4 MaeMnorJ for oil s zC - -. ’
Bosis. Have al-wara on *Sj4vf-°d& e ;i '* i
tiUpment, BHQINES and BOI UtJba
' aim. • -,»•■■*'
Order, from all parts of tb® *- ni '
prompUr filled.
T) COAL-OIL RBFIN ; „
Hr?d vith lead, boroed to * ll ,
warranted to vf
iio and iJS ‘» 0 -- a v ‘
AUCTION BAI.KH
MEDICAL.