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BKLI6IOUS IJfTlUjiegffCß,
Eabibb and Holy WKBK.-Amontc several of
f a«““taaMon* the services oI pastweek
havo Uen finusually devotional and solemn.
Wie closing week of Lent. To-morrow will be
nhrt«tm«’fe 8 moßt Joyora «vea be
rank 8114 “jolelhg. Tbe servloes
00 Lo * an S( ldare, have been pe
onllarly impresalve, and their enlmlnatlbn wiu be
in the servloes to-morrow.
' Sx, < Matthjjw’s Lbtheb in Oatrnbs, Naw
In this ohurob, the pastor, Bev. E. W.
Hotter, has bten delivering a coarse of religious In
struction, based on Lather’s Shorter Oateahlsm,
commencing soon after the holidays, to a class of
young persons, averaging from forty to fifty. Da
ring the past two weeks there has, likewise, been a
protraeted meeting In progress, and preaching In
the ieoture-room eaoh evening, by tbe pastor, as-.
slated by Bevs. F. Klinefelter, L. E. Albert, and S.
H. Frauds. Ab the fruits of these efforts, to -morrow
morning (Easter Sunday), by baptism,confirmation,
-and letter,'between thirty and forty new members
will be received into the Ohnroh. In the evening
the congregation Is to celebrate the Lord’s Sapper,
the pastor to bo assisted by Bev. F. Klinefelter.
The good people of St. Matthew’s, have recently
testified their appreciation of th e labors of their
pastor by donating him a purse containing *Bso—a
gift mutually complimentary.
National Thanksgiving. —lt was thought very
generally, that next Monday would be set apart as
a day of national thanksgiving for the great suc
cesses that have rendered the cause of the Union
safe and perpetuated the blessings of liberty to the
end of time. Then were many good reasons ior this
expectation, Easter Monday is a general holiday
lOr all. Even the children celebrate It by tbelr pe
culiar habit of trying the strength of eggs and at
tempting noVoe though uncertain forecasts'of the
future. Besides, It Is the day upon which all the
Christian world celebrates the victory of the Frlnoo
Of Feaee over death, and looks forward to eternity
and to the spiritual concerns of the rest of the re
ligious year. No proclamation has as yet been
issued, although the day,- by the action of our City
Councils, has been set apart as a special because
already a general holiday. We hope that the pro
per course will, however, soon be taken.' Religion
and a proper gratitude deserve a national thanks
giving from the heart. Let the things which are
due he rendered. . ;
Thanksgiving nr Bav. Albbbt
Ohttboh.—The Christian Commission will hold
another of thoEe enthusiastle meetings Which we
shall miss so much when the war. Is over, to-morrow
evening, In the Washington-Square Church. We
learn that seferal delegates from Klohmond are
expected to-night, whose presence will Impart addi
tional Interest to the meeting.
Annivbbsasv.—To-morrow afternoon, at three
O’clock, the. anniversary or the Sunday Sohool of
the Tabernacle Baptist Church, Seventeenth and
Ohectnnt streets, will take place. A very fine pro
gramme, gratifying as well to the scholars as to the
andlenee, Is offered. The exercises will aonslst of
music at the organ by Mr. B. Carr Cross, hymns by
the scholars, and addresses by Bev. G. Dana Board
man* Hon, Jas. Follook, and Bev, X H. Castle.
Thanksgiving Sbkhon at Bsthbl A, M. E
Cuukoh —This Church celebrated the ptoolama
tlon of the Governor by appropriate addresses to
the Sabbath School by several speakers. The
thanksgiving sermon was preached by the Bev.
Stephen Smith, from Kogans, B, 28. Ho said that
the oooaslon was one or extraordinary Interest, and
Ue.wonld not oonfino himself to a sermon etriotly
" but would speak of the goodness of God
and the recent successes of army. He di
vided the text Into two distinct parts—first, the cha
racters spoken of j second, what constitutes the fcrne
lover of Oofl. He said toe address of tie Apostle
Paul was more particularly to that portion of God’s
oreatlon who endeavored to walk In the footstepß of
the Saviour, The wicked and perverse generations*
and they who fear not the Almighty, would surely
b .® d ® st ™i® d > to those who followed Christ
should be given the rich reward of an Incorruptible
Inheritance. The present time was one most auspi*
Clous to the long-oppressed and downtrodden ue
soenfiants of Ham. Bat the help of the Almighty
has been lent to the Union Army, until they have
even penetrated those cities where formerly a man
was sold by his brother to the highest bidder. God
had heaid the prayers of the poor slaves In the rloe
swsmps end cotton-fields, and had shown to tho 1
Southern oppressors that He, and He alone, was
Buler of the Universe. We should give praises to
Him for His Interposition In our behalf He has
used the sword and cannon to bring life and llbertv
to nearlyone-eighth the entire population of the
country, He has bowed down and humbled the
proud masters of the South. The speaker said he
believed that God oould have removed tho national
sin, slavery, without so much shedding of blood,
but He used this method that while He was freeing
the oppressed. He was making the oppressor to snS '
ter, and just In proportion as the master had bur
dened the Blave, so God had pnolshed him for so
doing. Theseoond division of the text he dwelt on
for some time, after which he paid a glowing tribute
to that portion of the army made «p of black men.
nod more especially the gallant regiment who
entered Blehmond. He sa ki p e *-
stored until our lawroakca-rllllOirhiiiiTd never bo fo
wordjlavo irealSffgSrs had totally erased the
AkaruvxjffMwsttSr^the statute-books of the land, and
closed by urging npoß the people at home to pray
for the soldiers In the field.
Bboovsry ojt tbm Molt Sbptoohbb,— The Em
press of the French him Inaugurated a project' for
the recovery of the Holy Sepulchre, and, as befits
her sex, she seeks to conclude It only through the
blessed instrumentalities of peace. Her illustrious
husband and the virtuous Queen of Great Britain
found, but a few years since, oddly enough, motlveß
for mr In the tomb of Christ. Bussla could not see
what earthly or heavenly Interest England or France
could properly have In that celebrated key which
so absorbed the deliberations of the Osar and
the Sublime Forte; but the Allies saw enough
to induce them to take hold of the « gage me.
teriel.” But all tho waste of,life whloh the war
In the Crimea occasioned, even If it determined
who should hold the key, did not so harmonize the
Greeks and Batins that they oonld repair the sacred
dome over the holy place so that pilgrims Oonld
pray there with safety by reason of the dilapidated
condition of the Btrnotnre. Neither party could or
can so yield to the other olaims' ox possession of
vested sights that the edifice can be reconstruct
ed. The Latins Insist npon their peoullar In
scriptions and emblems, and the Greeks are as
tenacious of theirs. Bight here comes In the fair
Eugenie with a proposition so good and Catho
lic, so “beyond the region of politics,” so re
moved from “all contentions ideas,” that re
sistance most be impossible. She asks the queen
sovereigns of Europe to insorlbe their names
to a “universal subscription” for the raising of
lands, not merely to repair the dome, but to “en
tirely rebuild the ohnroh of the Holy Sepulchre on
a new plan, and on a larger scale, so that It might
afford accommodation for aU communions.” As
Helena, the mother of Constantine, made her fa
mous journey at eighty years of age to the Holy
Land, and . Instigated the erection of the first
Christian churches over the oaves of Bethlehem,
Olivet, and Jerusalem, so now the wife of Napoleon
111, sets on foot the noble work of building ano w
church, by the voluntary contribution of all Christ
endom, over that sacred spot.
Throat Bisbasb.—lt is not. out of place in
this column to make, a reference to throat dis
ease. This distressing, malady, by whloh so many
clergymen are laid aside from usefulness, de
seives more attention than has, perhaps, been
bestowed npon It, aha from ‘some faots whloh
are pretty obvious, Its ‘ oSuse and cure may be
inferred. In the first place, we apprehend those
who speak every day, however forcibly, snob as
lawyers, teachers, newsboys, debaters In Parlia
ment, and ministers who preaoh dally, are rarely
affcoted by It. Only those suffer who make a great
and straining effort on one- day of the week, and
have little or no similar exercise the other six days,
just as a man who rides dally feelß no inconvenience;
whereas, If he takes a violentirot once a week all
his muscles and bones will feel It foraconple of
days afterwards. Xu the seoohd place, speakers
who hold np their headß and speak out, are rarely
affected by It. Lawyers who lock up to the bench
In speaking, Parliamentary oratora who address
the Speaker, and all who speak to hearers placed
either higher, or on the same level with them
selnes, seem to be free from the disease. It la
the elevation of pnlpits above the audience, ne
cessitating a bending forward of thehead, and above
all, the habit of reading sermons, requiring the bend
ing down of the head, which seem to be the chief
causes of throat disease, unless we add too much
time spent In sedentary Btudy of books, and too little
In visiting and going about, conversing with and
studying men. If high pnlpits and-manuscripts
oonld be dispensed with, and a free, upright, open
mouthed delivery seonred, together with a good
measure of open-air exerolse, there would be proba
bly little or no throat disease. \
Itbmb IH Mimatcbe.— By Hie death of Cardinal
Wiseman the number of cardinals, .ia reduced to
slaty, As the Sacred College consists of seventy
-members, ten cardinals’ hats are at the disposal of
the Pope.
Thanksgiving ceremonies, in accordance with the
proclamation of the Governor, were solemnized all
over the State last Sunday. Every denomination
Joined in the religions rejoicings. - „ '
The members of the St. Louis Presbytery, while
holding their annual Conference, at Sixteenth and
'Walnut afreets, in that eity, last week, were visited
ohe flay by Major,Metcalf, assistant provost mar
shal of the district, and requested to take the al
legiance. This request was made in accordance
with an order by Boseerans la brief. The oath was
taken with great willingness.!
Os Satobday mobbihg fortnight the liturgy*
of the orthodox Oriental Church was publicly cele
brated in St. John's Episcopal ohapel, New York.
The interesting feature of this service was the con
fession and communion of the people, the clergymen
alone having received It previously. The former
rite is supposed, to .be essentially the same as that
or the Catholic Church, but this Is a mistake. In
stead of the " confessional,” the confession is made
in public, and is as open as the ante-communion
service, confession, and absolution of the English
and American Episcopal Churches, and almost
Identical In substance.
Bntroioos SBBviojta in the captured city of
Blohmond continue as usual, with the same pastors.
The only restriction on them is, that ** la all ohurch
es where prayers have been heretofore offered for
the ' so-called President of the Confederate States’
& similar mark of respect la hereby ordered to be
paid to the President of the Unttedr States.”
Soldiers’ Families.
To the Editor of The Press
Sib : Permit me to lay another cue of real want
before onr citizens. The wife of a soldier who died
of starvation In a Southern prison 1b left with six
ohliaren.T have just come in rrom visiting her
The last par she received was in September, Met.
That was obtained for her by the claim agent of the
Sanitary Commission, who has her claim for pen
slon and back-pay, and who informed me to day that
the money could not be obtained till about next
September. Neither pension nor back-pay of soldiers
who die in the enemy’s prison can be obtained till
tbe expiration of a certain period of time. Besides,
there Is tbe greatest difficulty liTobtalnlng satisfac
tory Information of the death of suoh soldiers suffi
cient for establishing the claim. On this account
the widows and oblldren of snob soldiers have often
to setter the extremes of want. From this widow’s
landloid the following notice lies before me: 11 You
are hereby notified to quit tbe premises situate back
of No. street, or pay within fifteen days the
rent due and in arrears, being $22 50.” The notice
js dated.on April Ist, 1865, and tho time expires to-
Sprely our citizens will respond to this appeal.
l have received lor- tbe eoldier’rwlft and four chil
dren referred to In Tne Press of tbe 126 b tbo folios?-
lug contributions;
Prom F. Gv, Philadelphia
“ A Frlrnd of the Needy
“ A Friend
“ Anonymous
•< Anonymous, Philadelphia.
“ K.0.L., F
« O. T. M.,
“ ,T, H. M.,
“ K. M. H.,
» M. D..„
11 M. A., Philadelphia,
* POB SOIPIBKS’ FAMILIES.
Prom Anonymous, two bundles clothing.
From A Y. Ml, two tons coal.
From J. M. F., Ashland, Fa., throe oar loads of
oonl. , ;
I will be glad to take any one to spa these poor
.ecldiere' families. OiTv Pastor,
Jfo, 1341 Lombard strove
anniversary or the abolition society.
- Tha ninetieth anniversary of the Penns rlvanla
Society, which was organized April li, ins, "for
the porpose of promoting the abolition of slavery,
for the relief of free negroes unlawfully held In
bondage, and for improving the condition of the
African race,” was celebrated last evening at Con
cert Hall. Avery large audience was In attend
ance, among whom we noticed.dome members who
have been oonneoted with the Soolety for a long
period oi time. E. Dlllwyn Parrish occupied the
ohalr, and announced the purpose for whloh the
meeting was called, saying that In 1776 a few phi
lanthropic men met for the purpose of considering
the great snbjeet of American slavery.; At that
time there were four hundred thousandslaves In the
ranntry, and they were being extended throughout
tee Territories. A petition was subsequently sent
to Congress, signed by Benjamin Franklin as chair
man, asking tbat the farther extension of Blayery
be prohibited* The soolety from that time have——
undaunted by threats, and undismayed by populate
violence—taken charge of the fugitive .slaves, ana
fed and clothed them, and sent them on their way
rejoicing* A deep-rooted prejudice still unhappily
prevail against the African race, and thore is a
wide field open to labor in behalf of them, and en
deavor to make the people believe that all men are
born free apd equal, and endowed with certain la
' H. T« Warritoer, counsellor o! the society, was
next Introduced, and referred to the trampling of
the American flag in the duet four years ago. No w
that flag waves in trfumuh where it first met the
breath of dishonor. '
He thought it a fitting occasion to celebrate the
schoolmaster and spelling-book over the taskmaster
and whipping-post. Ninety years ago the father
of American liberty and independence formed the
nucleus of a society which has taken no Insignifi
cant part In the freedom of the African race. It
seemed rather ominous that the traitors should have
selected the I4th of April to have carried out their 1
plots of treason. They certainly did not know of
the prayers, tears, and self sacrificing love that were
vested to the society formed by Pennsylvanians.
WSJ * sketch of thesociety,say
tog that the ■word white was not so pro valent then
the founders being determined to give relief
to all classes without regard to color* Chief Justice
had . n °t th» been educated, and the country
had no school for him. The names of Beniamin 1
-S r iJ* elijwnl ? S ? sll > Plt * o f England.
Zdmyette'Of France, and .others were incorporated
with those who founded the sooiety* -
The -speaker referred to the feet that the pro
slavery party of 1780 accepted the proposition that
emancipation must be followed by the right of suf-
U®g}* .will the Bepublioan party of 1865 go behind
the doctrine then recognized 7 One of the first fees
tureßof the society, and the first public document
emanating irom It, was an address to parties In Don
don looking to the abolition of the foreign slave
trade. The labors in this cause were immense, ex- j
tending throughout this country and Europe, and I
even to Africa itself. Under the auaploes of toe
soolety a Convention was held la'January, mi, for !
toe purpose of considering toe abolition of slavery.
Ur. Benjamin Kush presented an address on the oc
casion. In 1805 the society took into consideration
toe condition of toe morals of the colored race. In
1820 the society was aroused by the admission of
Missouri as a slave State. David Paul Brown. Esq.*
took an active part In this oauße, and for over thirty
years earnestly contributed hie talents to behalf of
toe society. The object of tote meeting was to take
Aggressions of the*slavepowar;
me third feature of the society was to lmprovatoo
condition of toe colored race, a work which all could
“8?B® to, as It would be aa benefiolal to tbe white
mau as the colored.
i Eey. Alfred N. Gilbert,.of Now York, was next
Introduced, and said (his sooloty had passed through
many vicissitudes up to iB6O, when we became a
nation oi slave oatchers. Then same the reaction, i
and now the mission of the society la almost ac
complished, lbr when the centennial anniversary
shall arrive, not a shackle for the slave will be
found In the land. - At 12 o'clock to-day, Henry
Ward Beecher, who Is as muoh hated as reared by
slaveholders, pronounced In the harbor of Charles
ton that slavery was dead forfthe rains oi heaven to
fali upon, and the fowls of heaven to devour. It
was believed in Kentucky, and told to the speaker,
that one of the Southern chivalry was equal to five
Northern men, and the worst of It was that some of
•our Northern men believed It, too. We were told
heretofore of the delicate sense of honor possessed by
the Southern chivalry. ,TUo wearing of rings made
of. human bones, by Southern beauties, and the
treatment of our prisoners at Libby and Salisbury,
Showed the hollowness of this brazen pretence. It
was true we had lost many forts, but to day Ander
son Is at Sumpter, and we have many others besides
Sumpter, so our fort account Is not very large. It >
is true tbat we have lost slavery, and in doing so ’
we enriched the nation. The rebellion had de
veloped onr resonroes, and made all Europe tremble
for fear that Jonathan, who had put his big foot on
rebellion, would- place It on them. They need not
be alarmed, because the knowledge of our strength
would make us less quarrelsome than ever, amFthe
nation that had frequently fed Europe oouid now
smile In conscious security. With reference to the
emancipation clause, the speaker said It would be
passed, fbr the reason that there was not Satanic
power enough on earth, or In hell beneath the earth,
to defeat It.
The masses of the rebellion were entitled to our
sympathy, and pity, and we must save them by
opening the door to liberty, virtue, and patriotism
We must not reduce oureelvea to sepoy-shootirivs l ®'
India or smothering people, as was.io-y.T-whg in
We owe‘a debt to ln France,
and knew tha.Mißari'irJeaußfSiwtto were not misled,
8£?s5l» ooDßcquences of their undertaking In
decking personal aggrandisement and the perpetual
tlon of slavery. A.million of our men lay oold m
death, the result of their experiment. The world
has stood appalled at their fiendish cruelty, and we
are asked to take these men to our hearts and for
give and conciliate them. It Is atrocious; it in
sults our .dead heroes and the faces of our living
JOBS, riioud applause.] I care not if a thousand
Ward Beechers had said it; I say It Is atrocious.
[Continued applause.] j You hung Beal and Ken
nedy,-and yet it is asked that the devils in hnman
form who Instigated them shall be forgiven,
and the hand of friendship extended to them.
Never 1 never! [Great applause.] I atk not for
vengeanoe, but 1 do ask for the most Inflexible jus
tice towards their leaden. We owe a debt to the-,
colored race, the loyalists of the South. It is obli
gatory on the Governmei;t to see that the,negro
shall not he placed at the mercy of.his ’former mas
ter. and the- only way to do this is to give him the
right of suffrage. Wlth the ballot. In bis hand he
can protect himself. [Loud and continued ap
plause] We owe a debt to England, not war, for
It would be hardly worth-while to spend torn tithes
as much as'her corsairs have destroyed to oollect
cur malm. Let that debt remain as a hllsterlDg
sore on the honor of England, and wait. Weiowe a
debt tsthe widows of our brave soldiers who have
fallen in battle.
Wm. S. Fleroe, Eeq., and other members of these;
cletv made short addresses, the meeting being e£
tended to quite a late hour.
GALA DAY AMONGST THE COLORED PEOPLE.
The celebration of the recent victories by theeo.
lored people of this olty took place yesterday. It
consisted of a parade of several colored organiza
tions and the 24th United States Colored Troops
from Camp william Fenn. The presentation of a
handsome stand of colors to this regiment by the
colored people of this city also formed put of the
celebration.
The procession formed in line shortly after ten
o’clock, on Broad street, below Locust, In the fol
lowing order:
oHnt» MABBHAL. .
J. E. Glasgow and Aids.
JHJBIO.
Delmonlco Assembly, no. l, with flags, etc.
RKOonaTOKS’ AssnwnnT.
Col. Wagner and Lieut. Col. Krippe, with 24th
Eeglment United States Colored Troops.
OAPITOI. ASBBMBIT.
Delegation of oolored men on horseback.
An escort of tho civic organizations met the 24th
Eeglment at America and master streets, and pro*
needed down Master to Second, down Second to
Coates, down Coates to Fourth, down Fourth to
Green, up Green to York avenue, down York ave-'
nue to Vine, up Vine to Twelfth, down Twelfth io
Arch, up Aroh to Broad, where they were joined by
civilians In line of procession, down Broad to Chest
put, and down Chestnut to the State House, where
the flag was presented. i
A large assemblage of people gathered In this rl•
olnlty to witness the ceremony which took-place
from the State House steps. The regiment was
countermarched down the street and drawn up in
line along the front of the row buildings. The
band from Camp William Penn was In attendance,
and discoursed some excellent music., ’
The flag was presented by G. 0. White and O. Y.
Cato, both of whom made neat addresses. It was
received by Idem. Colonel Trlppe, or the 24th
Regiment United States Colored Troops.
Alter the presentation the line of march was
agam resumed, toe following additional route being
?assed oyer: Down Sixth to Walnut, up Walnut to
welfth, down Twelfth to Lombard, down Lombard
to Third, np Third to Chestnut, down Chestnut to
Front, up Front to depot.
-Theflag which was presented to tho regiment Is
of a heavy rich blue silk, Is adorned with Svery fine
painting, from an original design by Mr. Bowser, a
colored artist, representing a colored soldier at the
end of toe war springing forward to receive a scroll,
descending from the clouds, bearing the motto “ Fiat
Jnstltla ” The scroll over the palntlngls inscribed,
** Let Soldiers In War be Citizens In Feace.” The
reverse bears the United States arms. The whole
affair Is a mcßt creditable one to aU concerned.
American nail-making machete.
_ The celebrated nail-making machine of tho Boston
Manufacturing Company Is In operation In Frank
lin Place, above Chestnut street, for toe purpose of
allowing the pnbllo an opportunity to Inspect Its
operations. The machine Is aertalnly curious aud
interesting. It produces a perfect hall or various
Blseg. in toe sharpening or: the knives fifty per
cent. Is saved. There is also a saving of from fifty
to seventy-five nor cent, in the cutting of the nails.
.The following is toe capacity or a single machine:
Fine three-penny nails; 176 poundsof iron per day:
ordinary three-penny, 260 pounds; four-penny, 400
pounds; six-penny, 860. pounds; ten-penny, 1,200
pounds; twelve-penny: 1,600 pounds. Coat of run
ning one hundred machines per day, $60.76; cost of
running the old machines, s32s.per day—thus show
ing a saving of $285,26, which, being multiplied by
SCO working days, shows a saving of s7o,s7s—being
a dividend of six per omit, on a capital of $1,200,000.
It Is very evident that toe Southern oountry, when
toe bow of peaoe.arohes oVer that section, will want
nails, and such machines aa toe above, thus briefly
alluded to, will be able to meet toe great emergency.
The world moveß, and too Yankee nation fi still
universal,
■ Tim city already gives evidence of preparations
for the grand Illumination on Monday next. Gas
fixtures are being put up in many places. Tin
smiths, carpenters,’ pyrotechnists, candle-makers,
and transparency painters are all busy.
The State House row will present a magnlfleent
appearance. Each window of to© row, sixty-four
in all, will be occupied by a star and toe name of a
feneral, formed of gas-jets. Workmen are laboring
ay and ; night to have the fixtures complete by
Monday next. We feel justified in saying that Old
Independence will present a magnificent appear
ance next Monday night.
LET ORDER PREVAIL.
On toe occasion of toe Illumination on Monday
frfhjng the joy of toe people would be greatly
heightened If toe tide of population could be made
to flow on smoothly. On occasions Of public cele
brations (he “ roughs ” have had their own way to
’ a-’greafc extent. -If the people should agree to the
following programme general personal collisions
wonld be avoided: Up or west on toe north side of
streets, and east or down on toe south side—pro
ceed north on toe east side, and south on tho west
side of all Intersecting streets. Am Order from toe,
antooritles of toe oity to this effect wonld meet with'
the respectful consideration of all peace-loving citi
zens, and wonld only be received with disfavor by
pickpockets and toteves generally.
REPUBLICAN INVINCIBLEB.
The Republican Invlnolbles held a meeting last
evening, at Sansom street Hall, for toe purpose of
taxing into consideration toe propriety of making a
US*—, 8 !??,!? 1011 noxt Monday evening. Mr. Riche
tkß cbalr - Altersome debateltwas agreed
make a street parade. The
sum of $3OO, fbr the purpose, was pledged. On mo
a - a fi««d that friends of toe Invlnolbles
. t 0 ‘ ak ® Position on the left of toe line.
*V,® r , k E ' sme further discussion on unimportant de
tails the meeting adjourned.
turner’s lane hospital.
at Turner’s-lane Hospital, on
Thursday night, of whloh notice appeared In The
Frees, was a decided success. Tbo ontire hospital
was Illuminated, while transparencies and other
pyrotechnic devices decorated the grounds. At an
early hour the dining-hall was filled by toe patients
and by visitor* from toe olty. Rev. Herman Bo
hnm, the chaplain of toe hospital, introduced the"
exercises by briefly stating the object of the meet
lng. Mr. G. A. Wheeler, a patient of toe hospital,
delivered an address, Rev. Mr. Taylor also made
some remarks.
BUMMIT-HOUSE-HOBPITAL SALUTE.
In honor M the fall of Richmond and the surrender
or General tee’s army, a salute of two hundred
guns was fired, at aoon yesterday, at toe Summit-
House IJ. s. A. General Hospital, Darby road, West
Philadelphia. The firing was done by Company A,
lsvNew York Light Artillery, Lieut Freeman com
manding, who’fcfiidly volunteered the services of the
After tco firiDg-the'inmates of the hospital
weJKMeatefl to a sumptoSUs lunch by Surgequ J. fr
Tajlcfij Qijjttmanmng hospital, Th? iwspHal jftw
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7 00
5 00
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THE 43X1' hi •
THE ILLUMINATION.
decorated with flag?, and a general good feeling and
rtjolclng prevailed throughout.
CHICAGO SANITARY PAIR. i
We are requested to state to those perrons hold
tag tickets for the tableaux Tor the benefit of the
Chicago Sanitary Fata, at 1608 Locust street, to
take place on Monday evening, that In consequence
of the illumination the entertainment, especially
for this evening, 1b postponed until Wednesday even
tag, the l®th Inst., The tableaux set apart for
Tuesday evening will take place In aooordanoe with
the programme as arranged,
FLAG-RAISING.
■An Interesting ceremony took place yesterday at
Mon- The members of the First Baptist Church,
Broad and Arch streets, raised a flag at their house
of worship. There was a large ooneourae of people'
present. After the flag was raised Rev. GK D.
Boardman, pastor of the church, delivered a suite- ■
ble address. .
OTHELLO’S OCCUPATION. .
Bounty jumpers, bogus substitute brokers, and
military swindlers generally, wore long races yes
terday, a single dash of the pen, at the Instance bf:
the great General Grant, decimated them; thus
preetloally Illustrating that the pen In the ban Is of
men entirely great Is as mighty as the sword.
CAUTION TO CITIZENS.
Citizens should more than doubly secure the fast
of 4110 rB ?J windows, doom, and gateways of
, 01 i Mw i <Ja y « T «ning, as thieves of every
y^Uom™" tag ® ° fUle Nation Vo
FESTIVAL POSTPONED.
it will be seen that the
opening of the great organ in the
Filbert street; between
an ? Eighteenth, has been postponed
to Tuesday evening, AprM isth.
* MILITARY FUNERAL. . '
Captain G. W. Mnifrey, of Company O, (StttU'
Sjj* ? u^ 6 > 198th P. V., waskllled, April Ist, la
-front of Petersburg. His funeral win take place
rrom the residence of Professor SaunUers, Thirty
nlnth hnd Market streets, this afternoon, at i
o’clock.
FAMILY TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
The first pnbllo meeting of this organization will
be held to-morrow afternoon at the Assembly Build
togs. The object of the society Is to distribute
pledges to individual members of families.
- ■ LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE.
,_T?? Oommlttee, which has been in session
to this olty for some time Investigating the alleged
bribery to connection with the Delaware. Lanka
d, yfptsiu RaUroad Company, have ad
journed until May next.
-POUND DROWNED.
.Coroner Taylor held- an Inquest yesterday upon
the body of a man ftrahd floating to the Schuylkill
river. The deceased was about five feet eight Inches
to height, had dark hair, and wore a navy jacket
and pants, blue shirt, and low Bboes. Papers .were
found In bis pockets which led to .the belief that his
name was James Ross. ’
BOY, DROWNED.
A boy named Manley Batereby was drowned yes
terday afternoon, to the Schuylkill, near Laurel
Hill .Cemetery. The body was reeovered and taken
to the resldenoe of his parents, Nineteenth and
Seott streets.
THE, POLICE.
C Before Mr. Alderman Beitier.3 *
_ KOBE DEVELOPMENTS.
? k ° was arrested a few days sines
Jff ° v 86 ot 48 king out work from the military
hoeee of Mr. John T. Welle, by false let
recommendation, was arraigned for a final
efternoon. The erldenoe set
forth that she had obtained pantaloons from Lyman
Seoohd street, and gave the name
M K ri s ( ?i arl£ 'Stating;her resldenosto be at6ll
Lombard street. Also, pantaloons from D. T.
Field, North Third street, under the name of Emma
«*^Si? ierß ki Blrnig “ , ller residence 411 Lombard
SShS. 4 ' ®w£S’ P ail f al “ff. s ft om Aaron Aarons,-
, „ t ,',s iT,ng 98 ter name Jane
Palmer, residing at 311 Lombardstreet. Also, from
w“S«is!Si£ b «V J& u &. Seoo,ia B treet, giving as
SJS reeldenpe 611 Christian street. These, in ad
dition to Messrs. Wanamaker & Brown, and J. T
wells, make six distinct charges against lief* The
, of prisoner is rather in her favor.
Poverty, it Is likely, prompted her: to depart from
the pathway or honesty. She was committed in de
fanlt 0! $1,600 bail to answer.
finally committed,
Brvan Brady and Sylvester Bennett, who were
arrested a few days since on the charge of the -lan.
cony of pieces of silk from the store of Messrs.
Wooa & Gary, were arraigned at the Central
Station yesterday afternoon for a final hearing.
They were committed in default of $1,600 ball to
answer at court.
ANOTHER-BCffiNTY-HONEY TRANSACTION.
George Nepp was Arraigned- yesterday on the
* kar §® of ddfrauding Joseph Frlepis of the sum of
$BOO bounty money, it seems that the complainant,
5? *?® name of George Moore, in Company
Reglment, P. V., a? Norristown, ant re
oeived the bounty of $476. Of this sum he retained
$5O, and handed the remainder to Nepp,; who was
to take his expenses ($126) out of It and give the
SS?Sti.“®¥/ k tllßr ® orult - , U 13 alIe l?d that
he dia not convey the money as directed. hgt»»»>
priated it to Ms own use. Thedefi
over in the sum of $1,550
„„ ,-. .Tr^yPO
_____ Wilant was bound
fttuTwer at court.
■JSSfc WITHDRAWN. '
Face, who was arraigned before
Eecorder Eneu a few days aince, on the Charge of
assault and battervon a little girl, by throwing a
tuning-key at her,l&d therebyfofiictlnga out on
her forehead, has been honorably discharged. The.
statement as made at-the hearing, was, of coarse,
etc parte, and publications in the several papers re*'
specting the same were erroneous. The injury to
the little girl, fortunately, was slight, and entirely
accidental. Mr. P. was tuning; an uptight piano,
when the girl looked through a pane of glass in the
door, and, exclaimed,' musicand
Mr. m turning quickly, accidentally struck a
board, which fell over, and striking against the
gjaffi broke it, and one of the pieces out the little
child on the forehead.' The after making
an investigation of the broken, pane 'had the sur
roundings, the size and weight of the tnnlog.kay,
readily admitted the affair to have been accidental,
Mr. Faas, it may be said, is a valuable citizen, and
possesses too much kindness of heart to .commit
such anaot asthatchargCdagainst Mm; 1 A „
ArrtwM ana Sailing of o««aii Steamers.
10 ABKIYE.
nISKL. n? KOk J. MB . . BATS
Britannia.... .—-Glasgow......Hbw York...March 96
Palestine . —..Liverpool Hal. 3c N. Y. March IS
Helvetia.—. Liverpool ....Hew York..-Match 28
Bremen —.Southampton.Ark Mew.. Mkrshna-
Moravlan...........Liverpool Portland—March 30
git, of Limerick. .Liverpool—.. New York-.. April 1
£oropft*e«.p.....»..Liverpool:.....Boston. .«-.« April 1
Southampton. Hew Tork. ..April 6
City of Baltimore..Liverpool...-.STew York... April 5
lajarette Havre—- ....Heir York... April S
8e1gian...... Liverpool ....Portland.... -April «
Persia. —Liverpool ....Sow York.. .April 8
TODBPAB T
Teutonia ..Kew York..,. Ham burg ....April lg
Etna................ New York....Liverpool ....April is
SeYiaScottan .Portland.... ..Liverpool. ...April 16
Gfeiua-.•••*•" York.,*.Liverpool ....ADrii 19
Golden Rule. ..Pew York.... Ban loan,Rio. April 28
Corsica. sew York... .Rasranlt Sav April 29
Montezuma.. New York.... Kingston, Ja.April 29
Hemtia• •*«».., York.Liverpool ►«— April §2
Edinburiyi— ..Kew York....Liverpool —April 22
Morning Star.. Hew York.... Hew Orleans. April 21
LhTfEBBAdS,
AT THE MSHCIIAJCIS’ BXCIIAAQE, PHTT.Anar.WTT*
iliS h 5!L CB p ) 1 I f orrow •■• • • 8t - Thornes, soon.
SK ■ ....Havens, soon.
BCfir FwiiJe, soon.
a™ PHn-ADELPHIA BOABD OFTBADB
adwaebC. Bissis 1 *
Sakc-ei. & Stokbe, > ComnTTKB of the Moxth.
Qeobge N. Tatham, j ■ T
mariive mmuoEiircE.
POKT OF PIIII,AnBI,PHI», APBII, 14.
Ban Rises. ~.C 27 1 Sun Sets*...# 33 I High Water... s 21
ABBIVBD. .
lutto eiptata 6 *' 4 da,s !lom Baltimore, In bal-
“•bj 4 r ? i<! ,s &?t 6 . Tes ’ Irelan, 1 day from Wilming
ton, Del, hr ballast to captefn. ,
bal!a«tlo J> capia'lu rBl,ht0 “’ ii&l ‘ from Washington, In
, s s?r Porfo Bico,Tjl«r,s days from Alexandria, in hal
last to H McShain. . . . ,
Schr All*; Oliver, 3 days from Hew York, in ballast
■0 WorfclDuß & Go
SchrBpeele,.Emltb, 5 days from Washington, In bal
last to captain.
la S lal]laUooajmdlL Q ‘ JOdBPeed ' froln stress Monroe,
Scbr Almira, Btaplefoit, from Washington, In ballast
tO J T JUKtQS. ... i
fvbr Ain Parker, Berrv, from Haw York, In ballast
to Caldwell, Sawyer, & Co.
Bohr M Beinhart, Thompson, from City Point, Inbal
last to captain
• Bohr Col Beater, Perry, from Pall Hirer, In ballast to
6 Ipt&ul
Schr Eva Beil, Lee,from Boston, In ballast to captain.
Schr Boiton, Brower,from Portress Monroe.in ballast
•0 C&PI&iIL ■ l - ■ ■ * * -r ■ »
f Schr James Hoffman, Selsey.-from Hew-Haven, in
allast to Wannemaeher h Maxfleid. - .
, Sobr Kate McLean. Tlllett, from Hew Haven, In bal
last to £ audenried * Co
Schr B Bement. Penny, from Boston, in ballast to
captain. ■ 4
Bchr May Flower, Sammons, 2day Bfrom Milford* Del#
■wltlx oaU to James Barratt.
3 day * from Milford, DM,
with corn to James Barratt.
- Sihr Bttie Hall, Deming. l day from Frederica, Del.
■with grain to Jams* L. Bewley A Go. • 1
r.i C Da,°wS tomberto J W Kn’ 8
BaTi. 8 d ‘ Ti ,C ° m SalWrary
fiehr TP McCollev, Durborough, 1 dar from Camden,
Del, with grain to James Barratt '
Steamer 8 C Water- Sherjn, 21 houra from New
York, with mdse toff M Baird a Co.
CLEARED.
: Brig G GRoberts, Barnes, Barbados.
Brig Jndley, Carter, Charleston.
BrigM TEusworth (Br), Msßrlde, St John, HB.
DrigJosßaker, Hicketßon,New Orleans.
Br * Wmßlckela. Ames, Portress Monroe.
Brig C H Jordan, Pluir er.iPort Barrancas.
Schr Somerset, Miller, Baltimore. .
Schr Archer fr Beeves,. Irslan, Hatteras Inlet.
Schr SB Conover, Jones, Si Inegoes.
Bohr Maiydohmion. Phinney, Boston.
Schr Wm Bement, Fenny, Boston.
Schr EG Willard, Parsons, Boston.
Schr Ann Parker, Berry, Augusta,
Schr M Reinhart, Thompron, Port Monroe.
-Schr Golden Eagle, Kelly, New Bedford.
&clir Ja* Hoffman, Beltsey, Middletown, Go&n.
Schr Kate McLean*TDlett, Berwick.
Fchr Goi Lester, Perry. Providence.
Schr Louis Spanier, Lewis, Boston.
Schr lnlet.
Fehr M Steelman. Steelman, Beaufort.
Schr D Jones. Tatem, Bewbem.
Schr Mery Haley.'Haley; Port Monroe.
Echr Tillfe. Conklin, Baltimore.
Schr H Vans, Powell* Hampton Bo ids,
Schr Almira, .Staplefort, Washington.
Sehr Colonel Jones, Hilli Portsmouth,
fichrTennessee, Wooster. Bosios.
Steamer B Willing, Gundiff, Baltimore.
[Correspondence ol the Philadelphia Exchange.}
. • ,• I ewes Dei., April 13-7 AM.
- The ship Island Light for Nevacaa, and all of the
fleet Before reported bound north* went Krsea yeater
day morning with a fresh BSW wind. The Bolted
Slates hark Fernandlna and. United States brig Perry
passed np the bay. The Wind Changed during last
night to the northward, and the. southern-bound fleet
yill proceed to sea. ; JOHN g. BOSTON.
MACHINERY AND IRON.
J, YAUQSAV MSBBZOK. WIXLIAIf X.
joar b. cope.
COUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
*J FIFTH AND WASHINGTON BTRBBTS.
'Tun.ADKI.PHIA.
BBBBIbE * SOWS,
„ , BNGINBEBB AND MACHINISTS,
Manufacture High and Low Pressure Steam Bnginee,
for land, river, and marine service.
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, ft*.; Cast
ings of all kinds, either iron or brass.
Iron-frame Hoofs for Gas Works, Workshops, Kail
road Stations, As.
. Retorts an d Gas Machinery of toe latest and most la
proved construction.
„ Every description of Plantation Machinery, sueh At
Sugar, Saw, and Grist Mills, Vacuum Fans, Ones
Steam Trains, Defecators, Filters, Pumping Engines,fra
Sole agents for Nt Bfblenx’s Patent Sugar- Boiling Ap
paratus, Nesmyth’sFatent Steam Hammer, and Aspls
wall fr Wolsey’a’Patent Centrifugal Sugar-Dralnias
Machine. tul2-«
WM. M. FABER & CO.,
W . mONFOUNDi^^**™* 8 -
GENERAL MACHINISTS, AND BOILER MAKERS,
STATION,
Manufacture all kinds of STEAM ENGINES, ranzlns
from three to one hundred and fifty' hcras-nower, and
suited for Grist Mills, Saw Mills, Blast Furnaces, Oi)
Wells, frc., frc. .
Give particular attention to the construction of Bn
pines and Machinery for oil boring and pumping opera
tlons. Have always on hand, finished and ready, foi
shipment, ENGINES and BOILESS of every deserts
tion.
■ Orders frorn all parts of the eountry solicited and
promptly filled, ' ' Sa2S-8a
MORGAN. .ORR, & COfi&TEAM E»
GINS BDII'DEKS, Iron Founders, and Genera!
Maenliflat. and BoUsr Makers, Nof'ialfl CALLOW
HTLI, Btreet. Phlladelahla. . . , feVo-W
tTELMBOLD’S BUCHC
* A give* health to th,e ffeme and bloom It
tbe pallid eheek. Deblitty is accompanied by issni
alarming aymptoms, and if no treatment la snbolited
to. iobsobipUob, Of itooma*.
THjB PEESS.-PHUiABELPHIAV SATURDAY, APRIL
U. 8.
LOAN
By authority of too Saintorr of to* Treasury. to*
undersigned liu assumed to* Sononl
A(««r for to. sal. o, nßltei gutM Treasury Hot*
b ** rin * *»d Uwt-tenUu hi **nt. Interest per
annum. known a* toe
Vhm Vote ats .-iMMC/utedsto of Jon* IS. 1855,
ua art payahi* torn years from that tlmo, In sur
toMT, or are tonTortlhl* at toe option of tin holderlato
Theseßonde ere now Worth a premium of hint *«
•ont • ineludlnffgold interest front November, whleh
Bokoo to* setaal progt on tin 7-80 loon, ot (arrant
“to*. lneludlng interest, about ton par sent. p*r na
nnin, besides it* exemption/rmaStatt and municipal
taxation, which adds firom,'one to three per cent, more,
nocofdln* to too raUleyled on otoor property., *to.
interest Is MitoU semi- annually iy oonpont httashed
toeashnoto, wUok aoybo eut offend sold to any bank
or banker.,
Th» interest amounts to
one «ont p«r doy on a o«o nolo.
Two **nts par day on a ,190 not*.
TensehtspordaronaßSOdnot#. '
Twenty eents per day on a $l,OOO not*.
On* Dollar per day on * $5,000 not*.
Veto* of all to* denomination* aunod will b* prompt,
ly fnmUhod upon reeelpt of snbeeriptlons, and too note*
forwarded at once. Th» ( lntere»Mo USto jane next will
be paid in advance. This!* ' I j
THE ONLY IdJAK IN market- -
now ottered by to* Government, and it to oonddently
expected toot It*' superior advantages will make it to*
GBEAT POPULAR liOANOF THE PEOPUB.
I*** than $800,000,000 of the Uton anthoriied by toe
Teat Congress uro liow 'Obit* market. Tbla amount,
at toe. raf* which it 1* being absorbed.-will all be
subscribed for within four months, when the notes
will undoubtedly command a premium, ashto uni
formly been the eaae at toe don of the subscription*
to other leans.
Inurdertbat eltiaens of every town and Motion of to*
country m*» 0o afforded facilities for taking to* loan,
the National Banks, State Banks, and Private Banker*
throughout the country, hay* generally agreed tor*,
edy* subscription* at par. ' Bubadtbom will Ml*st tkelr
bWn'agents, In whom tosy hay* eonfideneei, and who
only aratoß* rosponctbl* for to* delivery or to* notes
tor which toby roeely* order*. .
' BBBsaSlPTpSlfnOJlfT.
Ho. 114 SOUTH THIRD STREET,
QS-fm. coupons; 5-20,
DUE MAY 1,1865; AND JULY £
1865,
BOUGHT AT HIGHEST MARKET RATES,
BY
WM-JPAINTrtEH & CO., Bankera,
; «P 5 1m lIP booth third strict. ,
OHAULBB EHOKI. AUX. J>.
QHARLES EMORY & OCK, "'
IffiOKEBS,
, No. 15 South Third street,
1 ' ■ \ ■
wwrT.annr.Ptna.
dS
All ktoda of uncurront funde and Goldand Sllycc
bourbt and sold, and Collections made.
Particular attention riven to to* purchase and cal* cit
Government, Btate, and otoerStodka and loans on com- :
mission, . noag-dm
5-20
C o'u JP o'2N ; ,Sfe
DUE '
HAT .let, ’"y* ;v '
BY
DBEXEL&C9.,
mhfO-tmyl ? - 80. 3* 80PTH THIBP STBMT. ’/
'ȣHE NNW ; f .
7-30 U. 8. NOTKB ’
BA.NKBBB AND brokers,
BBS SOOT BTBEBT,
dealers nr aovßßmonr secueitcm 5bh5.......
....... ........ BiiiT, .. ;.. t 1
zahls-lM
7.30.
&' LETI9,
BANEEKB ,A3SO?^BBOKEBK
-’illkindeof ' * ;
GOVBBHMEHT SECURITIES AHD STOCKSSOUGHT,
BOLD, AHD NEGOTIATED.
' BOLD iSB.'SILTKB BOUGHT AITD #DA ’
MB attention liven, to OIL STOCKS. BtMOrfat -
IDWABD JWBISa. BOBJLCI B. WA*BOITi
jjbw. ; ROBINS Sc, CO„
BROKERS,
HO. S 7 SOUTH imsn STREET, ,
; FIILABKXPIX>„
BARK BOTES, GOLD, SILVER, STOCKS, BOHDB.
... AND.OOJEBHMBNT SBCUBEHBS,,
' BOUGHT AHD SOLD. ‘
Collection. muds On all parte of th« oonntTT.
.Deposit* received, subject to tight draft, rad interact
allowed. mbd-Sim
gECOND \ *
... NATIONAL BANKv ,
OF PITTSBURGH PENNSYLVANIA,
(LATE IROR CITE TRUST COMPAHY.) v
CAPITAL. SBQ<ipQ6- j
BAHKBBS' AHD HEBOHAHTS' OOLIf.BOTIOHB
promptly attended to oa til. meet favorable terms. V'
8. S. WABSEB, President,
iOHH St FATTSRSOH, Cashier. aMliia-
g a LEECH & COMPANY, *
6ANREBB AND STOCK BBOKEBS,
Ho. 14 FABCIUHAK ! X
tWALHUT BT.. BELOW THIRD),
% •
HKOASiarau.,
Sold, Sovenuaeat. Boada, OH and -Htsanaieola
Stoeka, boniht aad .old oa Commission at tbaßoard ol
Broken. Dealer. In For.isn Exchange. Lsttsnofsr*.
dlt issnsd on London. Paris, Antwerp, At.- laid S»i •
'J’HB FRANKLIN SAYING FUND, \
HO. 236 SOCTHFOUBTH STREET, BELOW
_ . . CfIKSTIfUT, , •>
Tan live per cent. Interest on Deposits. Agent, for
theialeof united State. 7 3-10 Loan, at Par. Goverfij
3SBai» State aad City lio&n* and Stoeka boadtfe and lou
tor depositors aad others qa OommUaloa, mhl7- 8a
CAMUEL ALLEN?
STOCK BHOKEB,
«o-136 SonttiTHIRD Stmt,
Philadelphia.
mhlMm*
T7BTATE OP BARAH E. COLEHOW-ER
J Letters testamentary npon tits Estateof QA&LB
B. COLSHOWBB. 4eoe»«id.fiaTln, b € “ g r »Sted to toi
noderisiined, all person! indebted to latdestate are re
quested to matei payment, and tioee ha-rlng elatmi-to
presentthem without deleir to ‘
~ . ... H. A, SA.LTEB, 403 Library street*
; apl4-fts4t* Attorney for Dayidi&vam; Sxecator.
riOUET OF COMMON PLEAS IN DI
No - “• *• "*»■
/aw * *« *-'*«*. *••*
2>eab Sir: Tor will iatce notiie that the Court has
granted a role.on ton, to thoir cause whyadlrojce, a
▼iu. mat., shonld not be decreedin the above caae.
Betwnable Batarday, April Isth, 1655, personal «er
vlce haying failed or account of yonr absence,
lonrs, - , S. fi; FLBTOHCB.„
For IdbelUat,
JAMES COBKOBAN,
April 1, 1815. ■ *■**«*
"PSTATB OF ELLISTON PEROT,
®tierb testamentary on the estate
°l Philadelphia, dcoeased,
to the undersigned, all pefSODB la
dotted to said estate are reanesttd to make payment,
and those t’avjiiKolaliDj to presentthem without delay
to 2nSrKS E w X JPJSPJa 103 a ABCS Kt.eet,
E ® WHIOHT, 115 WALNUT Bt.,
megs *ot Esncatorg.
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Bggand Stove Coal.. . $9 IS per ton.
Large Nut Coal.. 876 “ “
At the MANTNA COAL YaBD.
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.np6-12t« V-;.. . W. D. HESTON.
1040.
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„ .constantly on hand superior qualities of Lehigh and
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l at the lowest market prices. Wharf, Twenty-third
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COAL.— SHGAR LOAF, BEAVER
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103)9*891' "-■
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W COtOTBBILOB AT LAW, AND SOUOITOB 01
* street - n,ar *"**%£&
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•''Office, Jfo.lVE^BTStreet, JfewYork.
OffioaJTo. 40 SonihfiEflStneti Pliaaila,
OHAtJSCiIT VIB8BaRD» President.
W. K. KITCHEN, Tr«*airer.
This Company, now fully organized, with ample
capital, owns Us Transportation on the Plains, and is
preparea to contract Freight toall points In Colorado,
•Utah, Idaho, Montana, Jtew Kexieo. and Arizona Jer
ri jories; also to Besse river, Nevada.
Through Contracts and Bills of Lading given from
WH. MAETIH.
„„ Agjnt, HewYodt.
WH H. MOOBB,
No. 40 South BUh^eet^bU|||ljphla.
General Superintendent.
JJJffiMETICALLY SEALED MEATS
i&O “ do VeaL
.«0 ;; do Httttea.
}ȤOD t( do Turkey.
I*ooo ta do Chicken,
8,000 assorted Soup*. in 1,1. eana.
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ion Booth WATER Street
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THE ‘SCIENCE OP MEDICINE
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apd th»-G»
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* " LBS. —4 new Frenoh Cosmetic for beautifying and
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magnesia, bismuth,nor tale in its composition, it betas
composed entirely of pure Virgin Wan ; hence the ex*
traoidinary qualities for preserving the skin, may*n g
it i oft, smooth, fair, and transparent It makes the old
appear young, the, homely handsome, the handsome
more beautiful, and th* roost bsautttal divine Prices
30 and GO cents. Prepared *rily by HUNT 4 GO., Per*
tamers, 41 South EIGBTH Street. two doors above
Charinui, and 133 South SEVENTH. Street, above
Walaut. ~ apB»?m
ITFWARDS OF THIRTY THOUSAND
cetilg«»te> uid lacommeiniitoiT letters hi-.,
rece'T«d, attesting the merit, of HSXiMBOIiU-g
HTJIBB PESPiXATIOSIB, many-of wMob. ...
th« hi,liait .oorao., ln«loainr emuxent
SEW PCFBiIOiTI»M»
EDUCATIONAL.
COAL*
(Formerly of Phlledelpht*.)
15, 1865;
FBorosm
A S6IBTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
AA OFPiCB, Ho. 113» GIBABD Street, . .
Pbii.jlUei.phia. Pa, • April M,
SEATED PROPOSALS will be race!raj at thM
miUUSo’eloekßf. TUsSBAT, April 19, ISM, Tor tb«
immediatedeliTeryat the United Stataa Stoielioow,
BABOVSB Street Whart properly packed and ready
for transportation, of the foilowind deeeriaed Star
tematter'B Stores, viz :
2,0(0 Army W&fon fongnet, irowd
lrra9d
t cco Sets Am'bnla.see Bows. v.
2,000 Coupling roles for Army W**ons,
2»CooBldge Poles for A?my wages**.• ••
40 Jxle Arma for ArwrW&gonZj&fx}? inslise.
iro iile Arm? for AmbnJ nccii. ixiw< s n'cfif*.
10 sets of Axlea for Ambulances. Inches.
d sets of Axles for Ambulance*, inches..
Alloftfce Above articles to be of the best quality*,
sad inspected by as inspector appointed on the part of
the Government.
Bidders ahonld'sfcate the gaalliy bid for. and when
they will commence and nal*h their aellreries, and
the price, which should he written both in words and
Genres, «id conform to the terms of this advertisement,
a copy of which thonld accompany each proposal.
'Saeh hid must be guaranteed by two respon- ible par-'
sons, whose armatures must be appended to the
guarantee, and certified to as being good and (
security for the amount involved by the united States
District Judge, Attorney, or Collector, or other public
officer. •: - f
, Thejldht )• reserved to rej art any bid deemed un
reasonable, and no bid from it defanltin* oontractor
will be received!
All proposals to be mode ont on the regnlar forme,
in duplicate, which can be had on application at this
°*lsids will he opened onTUISSDAY, April 18.18:5. at
U o'clock M., when hidden me requested to be-
P B?«d«ofColonel WM. W. JfoKIH. Chief Qnarter
master Philadelphia Depot . 020. B. OBUB.
apl4-4t Captain and Assistant Quartermaster.
pHIEF QUARTERN ASTER’S OFFICE
V/ JSTo 1139 OIKAED Street,
PhU/ADBI/Phia DbPoT, April 12. 1865.
SSI LSD PROPOSALS wUI be received at this office
until WSbSSSDAT. April 19. 1805. at 13 o'clock 2f.>
for immediate delivery at the Schuylkill Arsenal, bi
merchantable packaaes, (cases to be made to conform’
to specifications at tbii officr);
10.(00 pairs sewed Boots. No. 9, Army standard.
5,000 pair* sewed Boots. So. 10, Army standard.
3.000 pairs sewed Boots JJfo 11, Army standard.
50,000 pain sewed’Bootees, Jso 9, Army standard.
8,000 pain tewed Bootees, Ho. 11, A'my standard.
10,f00 pain sewed Baoiees, 80, 32, Army standard.
5,000 pairs sewed Bootees, 80, 13, Army standard.
m sewed So. la', Army ataadard.
Balitf Hope, Army standard.
Hospital Tent-poJea, Arm? standard.
Ons> inch Cotton Webbing for Canteen Straps.-eftm
plejeqnired.
Partiesofferini goods should nuke separate proposals
for eafh. aiticlr offered, tbe quantity they propose to
inraiua, the price (which should he written Both in
words and figures') aod conform to the terms of this
nayertisement, a copy of which should accompany
each proposal. * *
Samples of the .standard articles required toay he
seem»sthls«ffi«e. ft
Samples, when submitted, most he marked amlnum
bered to correspond with the proposals; and the parties
thereto mu« g oarantee tfcat the goods shall he. in eyery
to army standard, otherwise the props*
sals will not be considered.
vSids mill be opened on fIfBDHSSBAY, April 19, 188$,'
at 33 o’clock, 2L, fad hidden are requested to be pre«
sent v. i: ->?"*-:
Sacthbld must be guaranteed by two responsible psr>
sons,, whose efrn&tnrea must be smtendad-to the goer *
irtee, and certifled to.as belng good and safiieient se*
rorUy tor the amoßai4nyolved»by some public fane*
tlonary of the47hlfeeA>tetos. • = r*. "
. All proposals should be made out on ths regular
forma, which will be famished on application Ist this'
Office. . ~ .......
Sheright la reserved-to reject .any hid deemed an* 1
reasonable, and no bid from a defaulting boiuractor
WUI be recelyed, t •
Sadorseenyeiope “ Proposals for (hereinsert the same
of the ftfllcU offered#, and address .
Colonel WILLIAM W. MoKm,
__ Chief Quartermaster,
aplS fit , Philadelphia Depot I
SUBSISTENCE OFFICE U. S ARMY,
Nf _ Mo. 580 South Strbst,' :>
. Balttkoeb Md , April U, 1865 -»
SEALED PBOPOBALB, in triplicate, will be received ‘
at this office until 12 M. on TuESDat, Apjil' 25,1865,.
for furnishing the United States Snbalstenee Depart*
Stent With— ' \ '
„rODKTB°UBAIID (4,000) HEAD OBGOODFAT BEE?
CATTLE, on the boof (Stoan four years old and over),
delivered at the State Cattle Seales at Baltimore*. Mary
ufia, in lots of (1.000) oseAhousand each evcfry CIO) ten
days, to be weighed within one ai d a-half days after
arrival, at the expense of thd oootnctor. Then mast
average about a. SOO) .thirteen hundred pound* gross,
weight, slUalUngshortof O;0&) one thousand n2d fifty
pounds, grossweifht. 801 l s,S tegs, Oxen, Coirs*
Heifers, and Hornless cattle will be rejected. « ,? *
.A deduction of fifteen (15) pounds will bemads from
the weighted Steer accepted under thin contract,
provided the animal does not stand in the pens two and
.wte*i or “£l°. r J> r 2E2®*MH> *»***s ba application
At
ropotalaby televr&ph.or othertegular, informal
proposals, will notjoe considered.
The Government will datm the ritht of weighing any
£Po animal separate, if Its appearance indicates lets
weight than the minimum mentioned above; the ex
: >ense of weighing will be pud by the party erring in
, segment.
Bidders must "be present to ret pond to their bids, and
wepared to give bonds and sign the contract before
leaving the office. m > .
The Government reserves td itself the right to reject
'Shy oi all bids considered unreasonable.
Payments to be made after each delivery in such funds
as may be on hand; ifnone on hand, to ha made as soon
asreeelvcd..
Proprsalsmust beendorseddistinctly, “PROPOSALS
{£&*l and adfcesaed to “OapUin J?
8 Maryland. '*
.If a bid is in the name of a firm, their names and
If elr post office address must appear, or will not
be considered.
Each person or every member of a firm offering a pro
posal must accompany it with an oath of allegiance to
the United States Government, if he has not already
filed one in this office.
-£ u ¥J** complying strictly frith the terms of this
advertisement will oe rejected. .
V rJ. HOWARD WELLS,
aplMOt Captain and C. 8., Tols.
O?riCE DEPOT COMStIBSARY OF
A/ SUBBBTEHCE
VASHCT9TOS, D. ft, April 10. ISM.
„„„ -PBOgDSAW FOB TOOHB.
. FEyFOSALe . are InTJtod until TUESDAY,
April 18,12 o’clock M , for fornishin, the Sabatateaee
PQftrQßtlit with.
TBRBB TBOUSAHp<3.OOO) BABBBLS OP FLOBE.
„h? known »t thl» Depot
“ SfSi*•. A«< 8, and bid ■ will be entertained Bn utr
Isssihanthe whole. . -
. M dnplicate.and for each, (r&dt on. seph
**to sheepi of paper. Thedellvery of the Flour to eom
; five days from the opening of the bids,
. afcd must bedeilvered ta such quantities dally as the
Government may direct* either at tfca .Goveroment
Warehouse la Georgetown or at the wharves or BaU
road J>epot in Washington* I>. Ct
__?he delivery of all Flour awarded to be completed
wpin twenty days from the acceptance ofthe bid, .
- Bids will be received for Flour to be delivered in new
oak hamls.head-lised.
Payment wiU.be made In such funds as the Govern- 1
meht may bave fordls burse meet. The usual Govern*
ment inspection will be made just before the Flour is
received, and nous will be accepted which is not fresh
ground,.andof a superior quality.
. oath of aUealance must accompany the bid of each
Wader who has not the oath on file la this-office, and no
bid will be entertained from parties who have previ
ously failed to comply with their bids.orfrom bidders
not present to retpoad:
Government reserves the right to reject any bid for
any. cause. - „ - ■
.ißids to be addressed to the undersigned, at 80. 993
' endowed ’ Proposalsfor Flour.**
apll-6t £. T. BB CPfiBS, Oaptain O-Bc V* -
A SBISTANT QUARTEBMASTEB’B
■“ OFFIGB, U 39 GIBABD Street.
Philadelphia, Fa.»April 7, 1865.
BSAItES PROPOSALS will be received at this Office,
untilia o'clock M., SATURDAY, April Ifi, 1865, for the
iroroedULe delivery at the tJiited States Storehouse.
HaROYER Street Wharf, of £OO AVBLLAJXOgs!
Wheeling Pattern, as per sample an* specifications to
be aeenat the Storehouse. ~
■ Btfawillalso bereceived at the seme time and place
for furnishing the Quartermaster’s Department with
10W AMBULABGfiS OF THB RUCKAB PATTBSSf.
to conform in all respects to the model, which can be
seen at this office.
* The name of contractor and date of contract to be dis
tinctly marked on each Ambulance- The Ambulances
to be inspected by an inspector appointed on the part of
the Government
Bidders should »iate the nnmber of Ambulances they
can famish, the shortest possible time they can deliver
them in* andthe piiee, which should be written both
In words and figures, and conform to the terms ef this
advertisement, a copy of whith should accompany
each proposal.
each bid mast he guaranteed by two responsible per
sons, whose signatures must be appended cto the gua
rantee, and certified to as being good and sufficient se
curity for the amount involved, by the United States
District Judge, Attorney, or Collector, or other public
officer.
The right is reserved to reject any bid deemed unrea
sonable, and no bid from a defaulting contractor will
be received.'
All proposals to be made out on the regular forms,
in duplicate* which will be furnished on application
at this office.
Bids will fee opened on Saturday, April IGth, 1865, at
IS o’clock M.. and bidders are requested to fee present.
By order of Col- Wm. W. McKlm,
Chief Quartermaster Philadelphia Depot.
GEO. B. OBUE|i
Captain and A. QiM.
AB TI! LE R Y AND CAVALRY
BOSSES., „ „
Assistant QuAkriaMASTER’a Omcr,
1139 Girard Street,
__ _ Philadelphia, Pesna.. April 12.1865.
BORBSS, suitable for the Artillery and Cavalry ser
vice, frill be purchased by the undersigned, in open
market. Bach animal to ba subjected to the usual Go
vernment inspection before being accepted.
Homes for the Artillery service must be dark in color ;
sound In all particulars; strong, quack, and active;
Well broken and square trotters in harness; in good
flesh and condition;from 6to 10 years old; not less thin
15% hands high - each home tc weigh not less than
1; 000 lbs. .
One hundred and eighty ($180) dollars willbe paid
for each. __ ...
Cavalry Horses must be sound in all particulars; well
broken; In tall flesh And good- LS
to 16 hands high; from 5 to 9 years old. and wall
adapted In every way to Cavalry purposes, for which
one hundred and'seventy five ($175) dollars sock toill
be void.
Horses will bedelivered to the U. B. Inspector, at
the BULL’S-HEAD HOTEL. HABK2T STBBET, <?I3T
PHILADELPHIA, PEHHA.
Bj 'order of Col Wm. W. MeEim. •
080. B OBHB«
CspUin and A. Q. >
p.AYALRY HORSES!
V ABTILLEBY HOBBES!
MULES!
QPAKTERKASTBR GSHBUdIi’B OFFICE, FIBBT DXVTBXO**'
_ Washington City, D. o.* March 18, 1865.' .
HOBBES, suitable for the caYalry and artillery ser*
▼lce, will be received at Geiaboro Depot, In open mar»
keCtiUliayl, 1860, by Captain QlO. T. BBOWNISa,
MULSS, In loti of twenty-five or more, will be re*
solved in this city* in open, mark,!, till May 1, 1866, by
Captain C. SL TO J4PKIHS, Assistant Quartermaster,
corner Twenty second and G streets,
all animals to be subjected to the oraal uoTOoneßi
Inspection before being accepted.
Specifications as follows: Gavalry Hones must be
sound in all particulars, well broken, in toll fleet and
good condition, from fifteen (16) to sixteen (16) bands
high, frcm-flve(6)to nine (9)yeara old, and well adapted
in every way to cavalry purposes. Horses between
nine (9) and ten (10) years of aye, if still vigorous,
sprightly, and healthy, may be accepted. -
Artillery horses most be of dark color, sound in all
particulars, strong, quick, and active, well broken,
and square trotters in harness, in good;flesh and condi
tion, Jrom six (6) to ten (10). years old, not lees .than
fifteen and one-half (1530 hands high, each horsettf
weifhncH lees than ten hundred and fifty (1,050) pounds.
Mules must be'over two (2) years of age, strong,
stout, compact, well-developed animals, not less than
fourteen (14) hands high, in full health, free from every
blemish or defect which wonid unfit them for severe
work, and must have shed the four front'colt's teeth
and developed the corresponding four permanent teeth,
two in, ach jaw.
These specifications will be strictly adhered to and
rigidly enforced In every particular.
Hour? of inspection from 9A. M to 4P. M.
, Price-Gayalry horses, one hundred and eighty- five
dollars ($186): Artillery Horses, one hundred and nine
ty dollars ($180); Mules, one hundred and ninety-five
dollars ($196)
Payment will be nude at this Office.
JAKES A. BETN.
Brevet Brigadier General in charge
ZahSO-i&pS) First Division Q. M.Q. O.
TTELMBOLD’S FLUID EXTRACT
“■ .BUGHU la pleasant in taste and odor, free from
all lnmrious nroncTtios. and Immediate inits aeiioa.
42NOW WHITE ZIKC, AT REDUCED
U prices, by the manufacturers.
_ - ZIBGLBB & SMITH,
Proprietors of the Fenna Paint and Golor Works
apfi-lit* Store and Office I3T ; £forth THIBD St.
gPECIAL NOTICE TO BUSINESS
Tie underlined Insert advertisement! at the lowest,
rates is tie netrspaparsof Harriatmrg. Pi tub nr*
Bsadini. Lanceeter, Chambersborg, PotttvUto. Horrii’.
tows Tweet Chester, Doylestown. lienton
Bridgeton, Wilmington, and of ovary offiifc
tows to tie United States. (inEnding Savanna!Charted
ton, Wilmington, and Richmond.) Adventlalnv-el
tended to for oil oomnaniea Papers on flte
_ „„ WILMKE ATKIBKOhI {)0 h®oaca
anisam 611 OHBSTHtT! f Street, “afcond floor).
; ■ PMladtlrMa,
W INBOW GLASS —AT,T, SIZES AND
" walitiis, at extremely i ow pricM
• „ ? [ 2QIiBE & SMITH,
anS-ni* * jsSiiL Gl*s* Beziers
apS-lll* state and Ofllca 13T North THIRD St.
h. ga:
—.- .RDEN & CO,, NOS. 600 AND
GOODS, XSTIFIGitLFIIoWBIs Bnylg'
m mM-a™?
fOR OR INorm
■V TIKESCB of ariM, Irritation, l nflam „ .vf-.r
ulceration of the bladder o i kidneys, dlew»-n
wortat. eland., .tew la tits UadY«, «av£f‘
*<4 oi an«k-dtt«t depo.it, aadall disease-, ;?*■ JPV
der. kldnsj; and dropsical iWelllu“T SL H irlI i S‘
bows twist ssesaot Booao. - ’ BSM i*
- -AITCTIOaf >
F QUI Jiiai StrAe'tC.
sale of imported ABPPoMsyno put ooods;.
April 18th, alien o^'oeky on four credit. 6M
lor* c 4 fancy ard etapls dty roods. *
DOHBSTIds TOK CASH.
Aleo; a largo assortment of domestic cop3*» „
-m cartons
Oil TtJJBBDAT, , i
-800 eftrtofis Net*. 4 *so black, white, pari* a®* *mm
colored poixftde soJe bonnet ribbons. ;
4 a 40 white edge do* :
4a 80 choice colored grog grain do. « ■ . .
PANGOABT & WABNOCE, AITO
JL : »*Q MARKET Street
LARGE TOiITtYB SALE 09 800 LOTSAMBEHJNN
AND nffOSTBD DRY GOODS, BM*ROIBBRIBSv
MILLINERY-GOODS, HOSIERY GOODS. Ac., Ac,
By catelocne. on WBDJrKSIiAY, April 19,1885, com.
meceing: et 10 o'clock, comprising a fall and: general
anorimt at of new an* dceliaMe goods tor present ealoc.
T>HILIP FORD aCO., AUCTIONEERS,
A »iis MAEKBTani Sa* GOIOiBRCB Street*.
BALK/OF fc»Oo“ChggS, BOOTH; SHOES,
- :
JBt MrfBLSWf-g
and kip boot*, brogans. bal morals, gaiterfc *# * wo-
and children's «&lf. kip, reat, kla* «ftt r
moroecoheeled boots and ehoes, from first-clasi city
and Eastern manufacturers. •
large bale of 1,500 oases boots and 1 shoes.
Wewillwll by catalogue* for cask*
. . on tbbbsbay MOBsrrHG,
April JH)th'*c*in mecctsg at ten o'clock, liCOooaiee men's*:
boys*’and youths’ boots, shoes, brogans. balmorals,
Oxford lies, ko*. with a, desirable assortment of wo*
men’#* K>iB*e*.Vand children’* boots, shoes bal moral#,
gaiters, slippers, Congress gaiter*, *c. • *'
T 3 ENRY P. WOLBERT, ! -
AA -~ AUCTIONEER, „
.. * 80. 9CO* AfARgBT Street.
SHEEIFF’S SALE.
At Bo*. 316, 218,230, 233, and 324 GABTEK’S Street;,
between-Second and Third and Ghmtnat and Wamot
street*.
THE MACHINE AND FIFE STOCK OF A LARGS
BOOT ABD SHOE MANGFACTOKY.
on Tuesday horning,
April 18th. commencing at l&o’clock, will ho sold a
■ largo assortment of gents’, ladles’, misses** boys’,.
ycuthsY .children's* and infants*,unfißlshed intnif
»booto* broinas, stogas. Congresa- falters, lasting bal- ,
morels and gaiters, calf, kip, goat, and patent?ie*thar
b&lmorals and gaiters, button fitters,-shoes* &o » Ac.
Also, alarge assortment of flcefinlshed boos#, gal
tens. halxQorals, dippers* shoes, &s , Ac.
assortment append soles, heels.
*lw'*o»t,welt.'
and a c&lfeiiui« and ddes* pieoesawi scraps. .]
Also, fineFranehandnsgushlastings* drills- nttts- i
lij*i linings* a men gore, machine auk usd thread,
trimmings* naoff. laBta. Ae. Ae .
AlsoYlftwe’sahd&ngttfc’s sewing machine batten-' j
hole dojeyelet end ran Wingheeling anAftnish
.®Jp^ers a -fate, steam engine and
piiUes, h*lttnr» fixtures, «c., Ac. t
The attention; of, the trade Is requested to this large
sale of flue goods and iaschia«y.
Catalogues o&the teeming of sale. apl^St^
A UuTION BALE OF CONDEMNED
A...80858K
Qoaktsrmastbb GunfEßAi’aOprrcß, IsTßrnsioj,
Will be sold at
■lt BALTiMO iE. lid., on * * “ - „
„ THUBSOAT. AjfHl 19.1865.. ,
TWO BUfIDRBO **£BB WITHJBDAI., :
mu? or them well M int in toad condition.
Oil ,-•■ - ~ > v
ora-HUHM3S> a wf*K»i’ witiTfoaL. asd oji,'
. 7 HUftDJKBB -CAVABBY HOUSES.
The horses haye bees condemned as unfit for the ca
valry service oftbe army.
For road and farming purposes many good bsrnisi
may be had.
Animal.«oldelaglT. Sale to commence ot9A. IL,
«.« »uibe held .t Phillips* sta-
B fesls^S? l> S r FßßHOflTand EAHSKX.Streetn,
TKBMS—OKh, in Halted State. enrTvcoy.
. .TIMI3I A BAKIN.
Brevet BrliidUr General, in ibun Ist Bivislan Q. H.
O- O- ' ' >;S-,7. »p6-*K
FOR BAI.JE AND TO LET.
MP O R SAt E--A S i DJI-TA R D
. &• mo ? > hleasaut part of Sorth
--U-AD Street. The Home 1. order, i. re
piete witJViYe) y modem convenience, and Will" be sold
cheap. Immediate possession. - .-vr-
Apply to FOLWST.t. * SOSB,
apli St* ■ Mo. 3g .north FIFTH Street.
m TO RENT,.,
»A-HOUSE within one square of Chestnut itreet.
Bent $6OO, and Furniture for eale cheap (new), or will
trade for-oil stocks.
Slone need apply without they desire to purchase car*
pett. Ac.» A«. Address 1 ditßUtT;
aplB-8t» Y_ Box 2163, Post Ogee,
4| *OR BALE—TWO SIX-B&OM
COTTAGE HOUBBB. Bot. SOO9 sidftll Cedar
street, above Aorris, Nineteeath Ward. '
-Lot 16x50 feet. Apply to
apis a*
m FOR SALEr-A modern,built
JjSsTOHE MABSlON.Cheeinot Hill. Tscmlre of A.
FITLEB, 51 north SIXTH Street, or M WILSON, cor
ner of Evergreen Arenne and County-line Road, ad
jolntnglhe premises '■ apll-W
m FOR SAIiB—A.- BBAXTTIFIJIj ggk
JHL FARM and COUBTBY SKATS, of forty an*,- IE
on Church Jane, J>arby township, four sutes from Mar
ket- street Bridie. Possession can be bad ftomedtotelr.
Apply to JOHJSr WfilTSltTi on the premises, or to
■ ■ ■ • 1 JOBL a PBSKUfBL
, ap4-tm» 45 Sooth FROM f Street, -
A ATLANTIC CITY, N, J.—FOR
J“SALB—A hand.ome COTTAGE (opposite th« U at
Hotel), with or without furniture, containing 13 room*
and a good Clatern. Apply to H WOOTTOfL Atlantic
City, or to J. H. HAY £c, Be Tenth Ration*! Bank.
Philadelphia. - - - apC-iit"
m FOB SALE—STORE AND DWEL
LIB Gnortheaet corner of Fawn and Master street*.
Immediate posse.slon. -
BRIDBSBtJfiG—Neat Bwellinr_ and lot on Kirk*
bride street, out of Foist road; will be sold cheap
A large Mnnimr of Co tages at Germantown and other
de.lrable localltie*, and a gnat variety of Jtrst-elaee ;
ud-other Farm*. -- r
Forll*lofowelltng**ee Worfl>A»»erfcctn and tTnitett
Staten Gazette. . B.F.GLBSN.
apl-tf 133 Bonth FQgßTHStreet-
m iB UFB 81 0 R MANSION AEnD
LABGB LOT,' on the FBANKFOBD Bo&,* at
Allegheny avenue; built in the most substantial man-'
ner, with, every possible convenience* with stable sn<
carriage-house. This is s deligfctfnl residence for sum*
mer or winter. ,„ n _ B. F GLMSTU*
apt-fcf 183 South JOPSTH
m fob sale-A very superior
SSI BOOSB In WEST PHILADELPHIA, excellent
stable, fine well of water irural, ret quite near; all
conveniences; replete In all racpsets. Address ‘•Mer
chant, Box 2100, Post Ogee- mh27-t™
Wr PRIVATE SALE—MILITARY
“ BOARDING SOHOJE user Philadelphia, in eue
ceeslnJ operation, with furnitnre of all kind.. Apba
r,tss..s?o®B’ OS ll *. Ac., at a very low figure. Addlv
t« SCHBEMEBHOBNk BANCROFT;
apa-Im* ‘ •- ' -■ ' . -
m,. FOB SALE—A SMALL FARKflfc
FIFT t■ SIX AGUES, in (famden
about twenty minute. 1 drive fromHamden, 'on the
2**£t«n » *1 oB e ? f ffi® moaifavorabls locations in the
conntr; the landlsrlch and very productive. "With
food iMttiwMU,rnowto Rw Thousand Dollars
Sf«* «-. OoodliSoHOTOKi
also. plentT of Bams on It, and weU.**pod for city
persona wishing a country Also, fronts**
enough, for (several Cottages. T*** #
Bor farther information apply to" f
KICHAKD 6BJLYBRB, opposite the Premises.
s^owgMgfrßdßßk
m: FOR SALE—LARGE FOUNDRY
SHOP ia full operation, with the
worfcing stock and tools* patterns. Sec. , ofeverv deserto
uesf SfS*eS.^. tor d °j“ aWe bSrtT
MgaaaaMMßWiier
• *OR sale OR EXCHANGE FOR
STOCKS—Farm of 83 sores, near Sellersville.
rahlS-tf orB.W. cor.SBYBgTBBJyrHand QBgM^BU,
« sellers, hi
~ Ti *i FARM of I*3 ACRES; cheap for"
or will take In part food Oil stocks in exchatuEO.
: mhtttf li!3BonlhgOOßTwafSt
POR SAIJE—A LOT OF GROUND ON
sFwv&Sr£F nt> g' l ?r f i&Br*W
mhia-tl 183 South POP&TH Street. '
m .SAEE LOW, IF CLOSED
SOOlf—Tfewe* story DWELL!#©, *Ko 184 Worth’
Twentieth street, Immediate possession.
Apply to B 7 CT.WWV '
ft i , ‘ 1583 Sou'll. FOURTH Street; and
apB»tf S. iy. corner SBVKfITKBJFTS and Qaßny,
m S3,SOQ.—FOR SALE, WITH FOS
-* SBBMOH, TTa TWENT!-FOIJRTH Knot bnlMr
Brown. Nine rooms, larao yard.
SALE—BEAUTIFUL A
SUMMER RSSIDJBKGK, eit&te of Dr. -S. A S
Bov. 1.
Sold very low. . . * ap4-lm*
POR SALE—
™ „r™ „ T VALUABLE OIL LAUDS
U» WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO, ADO PENNSYLVANIA
_apH-im» 38S WALR JT'Stroet,'Philaja.
TO OIL MEN. . . ' *
' ROE SALE,
FIFTY-ONE ACRES'OF LAND on Two-Mile Hoe
Sugar Greek Township. Venango Connty. TVnnSrt"
©M*. M ; a ® from orietaS?4
W ells. • This tract is not. excelled hvnna ?„
for the production of the
BfaSf .particulars apply at No. All WALNUT
fcoa,t aplS-thatnSt*
SALE- ~~ ~
•DEL.AWA.R.E COUNTY
PASSENGEB EAILROAI) COMPANY, i.'
nndereifnod, mortsagees or trustees named' In a '
S^A , S. mo l ,g S« e . d * t ?, 4 24.1860, recorded in Phfla
Morttage Book A. D. B. J« «
which the above-named Company, to ee- ;
h T il " m 2 rt f ®S«4 lta road or rail.
Way* including the iron rails, sleepers, cross ties R m*' -
string pieces, and all other parts or portions of the «n"
peisfenctnre of said raUway, together with aU the oS‘
pomte rights, powers, lihertles. privileges, and Iran
cMies of said Company, and its tolls,
income, and- profits« and Wether also wßh So
oitato, real and personal, ol said Com&ty, toaldiSS
“Jp-hmsea, harness, provision and eoninmafbVSf
all other Us property, effects, and oatat£
Personal, whatever and wherwoewt iKSmS-S®.
whli under poyrera
ekpose the above property to sale, by ptSSc an“ ol? 4 '
ON THD 3d DAY OR FIFTH MONTH (May) NEXT.
At 2 o'clock P. It,
AT THE BOWABD HGUBB,
- ssaiSfS i ffiisa?-,4 as
J 1 '"*and hu-apntsfrom
Qi& W&416. it QODllOC^a'
be^SS^ftv* 1 ! 1104 wiiljeqaircT Syelmuirea aolllrs to
atttetoAM tt ¥Co «^t.
&Pll-201*- \. JOSEPH- PQWJSLL, } Trustees.
TO LET—A iFIRST-f L&SS OFFICE.
AABCHESTHTirW Address “A.X.” Pr£
=■=:• >s : apl2wfm3t
F
pib MORT
stUppi^°
aas Soqth *arEi» M.
OR RENT—A FINE
-oKB***»-
250 ACHE LEA-SE, OM
°* Creefe, neirsoiae 'ftae waU*. .
cSSSitSss** tttn - * w * lw ; «».-rtSSfc.
■dPPIX to ~. ■ j watbss 1
atAYtei* Company* *
&ja*6l« , 4OTWAXJSfOf si^et
gSjNUfel PHIL4DET,PHjC'sUR-
g. Street, ab<»7B Market—B fi-
BVEBETT, after thirty ‘years 1 pf actic&t o« n T
wwantee. the skiUol Mjwtaunff ofSSft l ®
r«Dt Yresiurf Tiwg, Sara 3 rt«£ lt&sflir
Stockings, Shoulder Rraeoa, CrnterasL Ac r »•?£;?
apartments oondhoted fcy a Liiy. ,3jS 4 ,^:
F
pnwßpy tiiCi • -'*■
ftwHrton
»*« u« Stws l3r*OrtkXHiia» St.
„„„ NAYLOR* €O.,
BROAD and WALLAOS.
JOHJT B. MYKSB3 & 00,, att,'.
» im .»<*. aaamntuitfg'Ji
LABQB POSmyB SACK OF CAEPST,..
, aiats, opißMATrttofL Si'Sci v
_ THIS *OKWSe' ** • ’*
A CABS’. —The pantealar atteallon o fn.
nqceetf df to tAe r**i tral snortxQ&xt 0 f Ij.**>&.
royal tapdKte* Kan** rich Wl»4 *,,!** i
**<l fla* lauate, eotOtgo, A c mg, miru *»
ecirmaftbcai, Ac t® tit r vmt aiptorU T miiS*, c, 'i
creditor fcor moa;»»;’■MMaat l «&
amocock. , «U
posmr*
JotH ISth. *t U »U b
<d> fgwr iß<wtb»’er«m.iLtont ax pi4m’ r te!»,
»orper*n«, ltdjM fcartln; royal n ll;^ lc^^^,
lb*. ton. «>*««». *nj£*»r »rpati o^.' k "i 1 J
tocMautf»>:®c., tWbrattn, a ehoK?'; £ ’W
superior good* wiich mar So-
BODtBCOf nlfl "*
I&eladed In the shore be round *„
tavotee of rick patter** tepetfry Brns«fif Q
worthy the »peeial atteatiW of the fttde *
Alsu*M pieces elessa* desiUrt frltcS-pk^
MSO» BAX» O? T&Snn* *'
°f *SS«hdS avu
eabnddi eAufre and' eludes es*om«a£* /°*Jt
B. B: —gamplesof thlf-tgltie ’em be
■gas. , £ss^&’c£^',>
JfO TICK. —ln clotfed la. o&r uianf Pro ,
aM’ wf<rand|np * rt “• m °**‘ k,
DBJSSS SlLKS'—Fleets flossy blarfc A 5
«ro* do JBfciues* vaiuw, am dm Attic o;., 8 !
solid colors sad finer pools d« sole*, rJSIu I '?'
csllioeßt Ac ' v 'Sn*s,f
DißbS GOODS—ES*ce« moneallnet, a,—. ,
cbeTrea, fetter aleck*, tert-g**, Brtated 'y’/tE
lawn*, poplins, Outer «lngfe»«n, ebamW,
ie. - ■< ■
eloth a»d«Ukcfr«ulars/*c 7 |£ *m
ItIBBOIS, —Boxes*so3ld colors sad faacy (tr o , *
u|et and poult do* sole bona*t aud trimmw i'll'
Blech and cb&laottMdj^jfih relvet ribbons,*? 5
BUBfiOJDEMJWT'jte.— Full Haea L. e *
chiefs, stripes* liwbs, moils* jaconet*, Sw;«. ; :
2lXtge»'&C.
Abo.XßtflHh crepes. buisepialeadhoopri:? ,
trimmisf*, clock ornamentfjhrells, head net*. - i
tfons, £c. jt ■ > ■
Ida at FKKBMFTOBT B*l.l OF BOOTS, «
BBO0AB& ABUT fiOOBi -fSAVKUSO bJ
OB TOBBBAT JfOKßlira. J!
. April 18th at ID o'aloole. will-be tola, br cam.,.
Jour montbs’ credit, «b«atZ,3oo> packages boo-,;;
jjafonss, etnln: boon*. *£. embracing a pr .:
, n«l si sortmant of seasonable goods of c’tv
era mannlkoMSW, wbM will by ooaa for ex«» •/
wlth catalognes. on metteing of sale. '
2.AH68 PBBBBCPTOSTftxrfo,
BBOOABS, TKAVBUtfK* 8193 4;
* -■ BOTICJJ. —Inotnded In.-.ott large sale of s v ..
•ho*., so, “*•, 1
April 38, will bo found la perl the folio win; f ~
desirable assortment—tU:. ■ .. .
.Men's, boje’, and jrontt*’ oK doable »..
well, aid pomp-sole dress-boatatmen's, %„; •
youths' kip and buff leatherbbots; men
louglr g caealryboots; men’sand boys' calf t,»
Conferees boats -led. beUeorats: men's, b.n,' v
louiSs’ super klpTbuff, sod psHshsj gram.
and pomp solebrogans; ladles'ffne Ida. a >ii , i
end enuneltsd patent sewed balmonii am
sailers; women's, misses’. aadAhlldren’s C i. -
leaiker balmorals and laeaTtdolba ehilirea'jj, *
saved clty-msdo lace boils: fansTaewed bste .., , 1
ankle tiee; ladles’ araeolored la**, 1 ’- 1 *
dffeea. and efdo-lase gnltersf women's, ml.-,, *<
children !a lost and mbroeeoeopper-nal'ei:,.'
ladles’ flso kid slippers; oarpet and enam-i. • . '
travelling bale, As. '«»
LABOR POBITIVK SALS OP BBITISa.
(MBMAH. ABB BOHSSTIO BBT OOcKf
W« will hol d a ls>S« nil <rf foreign Usd 1 ..
goMcfrr Wttdesiu, oaacndli of fear mociiu, l; ,
„ OH THURSDAY MORSIS3,
April 50, »t l0o’«lo«k. Msbmdiis about 75i
!5. *B** »B®l* ol fancy article* In »8«,, ; . 4
togj, Bnuia. iUkA, and cotton*. to Thick 17* [.,
aticnttonofdealer. L
‘’““me will b» *rrai, s i ... •
•mluHoa with caUlornw, aarly on the
wlioo dealer* Till and It to thoii ictutn
M THOMAS & SONS, ~~
*2*i 1« fcdkKUWTH 3-:^
FaMio Beiljktate and stock., -, •’-■»■
chants, entry TPEBDATTat xt o’clock. ”
EXTRA LARGE 841,1 BKAL BSTATE AN r .-
■■ APBIb 18’
m €AßP.—Our sale on To£*DaY next win
thirty teve* properties Una portion ofth-rs '
toiy tales, hy order of the Orphans’ Coart, n-r~
fcha others. 8«e pamphlet eataiocaes (20
a lfßtof v salesssilrAprll 2d, 9th, i-
Msr. Also, yaliialifebaak and other stocks *
„ _ KSHTHSPEIHG SALK. XBtb April
Of the Jmte Lswi* Wain, -Bsq., Thw .; n „
William John Diamond and gtbe-. V
_ „ SKUBG BAMS. 36th Ap.il k
rat list of ptopei tiss la tha above three eun.-J
cataloma Tuesday next. *#?
KEAT EBBHITBBB. rriT* OABPKTS. i
OH MOHBAT MORMISO,
Wlhlmt.atlO o'clock, at Mo. 1718
forattnre, Una Brn,sel» cirp-.. y
dissr, eloclt. &e. -
B »:rl}eexttniMat*o , «l<Mk on the aoraiafo: ;
, fMtit Vo. US Bpnn atrect
BLEGUffT 7MJUHTI7BB. MTRJtORS, FtkSO, ;
CUBTAIHS, 04BPKT8. GBAtfßlfclSgs,
* 0*TOBMIJO«»«a.
ISth ipst , At 10 o’clock, st Mo 1828 Hornet rrvr
caraloiue, the rat ire fnrnltur®, lodnitiu rores
I reap pi pah ar* wins-room larpitaro, elerin :
cnrtsipß, msmtel mtmn, zomoed piano. 6m
carpets, bar dooms chandeliers, superior waictH-’
room asd- Übrarj Intsltare, book-cares, elegun ,
kerforaltnre, fine mattrreAw, a»„ Me.; af». iii
cneß_uijoiuil». ’• > ,
he examined, on the moraine cf gals
o docs.
Sals No IOSI-Viis strest
. SnPJEIOB KtBGiHT Bon
&® aCH PL “?- * ISK OKS, BSI
i 4«,« * W Monmtsr
Mfß inst, at 10 o’tflqek, «» nMor-
Ylne stnisMle Bopsrtor lanltnn, ev
Io»*ood piano fofte By Beio*--
mirror, carpets.&c
Also, thfikitrlifn
beeaamiae'’
RLTS CTROPAT HICEBTA
KBST —DB. A. JL BTSVnrS, ons of tl
2J?JS2rK? E SP,?££jSw «y ,ta ™ «traatlnid
HODIFIBD jaopnu. APPMCaTIOSS, .
iaw boen io vary nwßaiiftd at PBB* saaiKJ
laatthrae yefur«,hai fsmoT&d Ida 0«m and Bm
to 1638 VIMB StraetAcna door baiow Seyenteed
AS paraona / referenoea. or any part
With retard to ’ Tnode of treatment, will
_ ALSO, ?£!&*MVT***> rQWPXI
► Dr. THOS ALLBff, Terysuecessfol ii the
meat of ali diseases would inform Ms tteob
I th« puhHe is «HH bmrfttfn|iiid ci.
ijauusT on whom medicine has had s« effect.
1 considered incurable.
* _. _ ADD VBT7RALGIA.
i WOiBBEr OITd ISCOVEK T -We Wtf
ask your attention to time diseases. «
have found tnat we possess a remedy which
rared many, and will restore to their woi
health, hundreds mere who are at present
mnaff the most ensmoiatißK acony. Gewr
a few daye only age seeded toelfcoC’s ears,
would urge no one to try it; if yon d<r not the
is year own. .Those who follow our mq&.
mente, and not cured. hayenothlng to pty. h
tienhs treated at their residences when desired.
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