Ike Cry of tiie Children.
Tv the Editor of The Press:
Sir : It Is kindly ordered that the moat revolting
forma of disease and suffering are hidden from pub.
lie view, but they are not less subjects of publle
sympathy. Physicians and nurses are ministers of
merey and oharlty, are familiar with them, and be
nevolent men and women are constantly devising
sobemes for their relief. It Is to little children In
•dwellings of the poor, who have been stricken with
disease, or maimed or deformed, that the compassion
of some of our most worthy and farge-hearted citi
zens have been turned for some ten years. They
cannot ha relieved in the plaoes where they are
found. They must be placed In a purer atmosphere;
they mUBt havedlfferent food and lodging, and more
skilful attendance. To this end the “ ohildrbm’s
Hospital” was opened and has already received
Within Its doors nearly one thousand Inmates, besides
•extending relief to thousands of little ones through
its dispensary. As a matter of publlo economy this
•oharlty Is well worthy to be cherished, for it averts
•the burden whleh must ultimately fall on the com
munity if these little sufferers are uuoared for, and
grow up ehronloally diseased or helplessly deformed.
The recent removal of the hospital to a more eleglble
•part of the olty has involved expense; the aooommo
-datlons have been enlarged; the services of a resi
dent physician secured, anda new dispensary opened.
"We cannot but express our gratification at this evt
deuce of vitality, and now an appeal Is made to our
generous fellow-citizens to come to the aid of the
managers and give efficient support to their kind
efforts. Contributions heretofore made to the build
ing fund cannot be used for onrrent expenses. These
must be defrayed by donations, and it Is not to be
believed, for a moment, that an appeal from euoh a
source, and for such an object, will not receive a
prompt and liberal response in our philanthropic
•City. MortonP. Henry, Esq., 416 Walnut street, Is
the treasurer. A Cohtbibotob.
Tub Saroi Diamond.—a London paper states
that this celebrated diamond has passed Into the
hands of Sir Jamsetjee Jejeebhoy, having been pur
chased for him by a firm of London jewelers, for the
Bum Of *100,060. There Is considerable historical
Interest attached to this stone, it formerly belonged
to Charles the Bold, of Burgundy, then passed Into
the possession of the Sanoi family, whence It took
Its name, ultimately became one of the crown
jewels of France, was worn at the coronation of
Louis XIV. and XV., and was stolen at the aaak of
the Tulleries In 17S9*; it then passed to the Queen
of Ferdinand VII., of Spam, who gave It to Godey,
Prince de la Falx, and lrom him It was transferred
to the Demidoff family, its last possessors.
qnaifl city.
THE SCOURGE OF OUR SUMMER.
Everybody among us has recollections of the terri
ble worm scourge last summer. Our squares, which
are supposed to be a,cool, shady refuge from the broil
ing heat, were made almost wintry with the bare’
branches of skeleton trees, even in the very midst
of the summer mouths. Every street whtch pos
'' gessed shams trees wbb rendered almoat Impassable
to ordinary people by the pendant, wriggling mon
sters, and a general complaint went up. This remedy
and that remedy were proposed, and disgust was
expressed here, Indignation there. Remedies Innu
merable were suggested; but the chief difficulty
Was that they oame too late, and, even If used, could
only partially remedy a crying evil hard to be borne.
This year we have an opportunity of preswing the
green armor that hides the gnarled winter branohes
and makes them beautiful. A little Ingenuity aud
a little Industry will save us all trouble. We are
Informed,’by the best authorities, that the ferns
are unusually numerous this season, and will prove
greater scourges than in any past year. The corpo
ration of the otty should look to the squaresand
adopt the many measures which are undoubtedly
effective. The owners of the one, two, or three
■shade-trees that grow In front of thelrresldences oan
soon destroy the genns and preserve every pedes
trian from dlsoomiori. In Boston, where the guf.
faring has been quite as great as here, the people
are already exerting themselves. The work of ex
termination goes on, not only In the olty, but In the
suburbs round-about. Wo read of one gentleman
who destroyed in his' own fruit garden ten thousand
of the houses of future worms, and thereby saved to
himself his full fruit crop. An hour now spent in
destruction will be worth the labor or a day a row
weeks hence. “ A word to the wise Is (or ought to
be) sufficient.” -
SOMETHING MORE Volt THE CENTRAL PAIR'.
Among the contributions sent to the Central Fair,
held In Philadelphia, last midsummer, In aid Of the
Sanitary Commttsion, was a valuable double-bar
relled fowling piece, made of the finest laminated
steel. This was sent from England, In full time to
have arrived here for thej-’air. But, vwlng to some
blunder at the New York Custom-House, the gun
did not come to hand until within the last few days.
Its value, In England, would have been $3OO, and,
as It Is to be disposed of, though late, for the benefit
of the Sanitary Fair, (the U. S, duties remitted,
■emott taritatn,) whoever gets It, at any price thereto
approaching, will draw a distinguished prize. The
gnn, with powder-flask and shot-pouch, silver
mounted, and every possible and practicable ad
junct lor using It End keeping It In working condi
tion, Is contained In a brass-bound'ease made of
Irish oak—the same species of whtoh the
raiters of Westminster .Hall were made, seven
•centuries ago. Upon ar.brass plate within Is
the following Inscription: “Manufactured by
Edward Middleton, of Birmingham, England,
sued presented by him to the Great- Central, Fair at
Philadelphia, and the. United States Sanitary Com
mission.” On the barrel of the gun Itself the same
inscription Is engraved. Mr- Middleton’s splendid
donation to the cauce of Humanity is now on view
at Mr. John Krider’s, coiner of-Secohd and Wal
nut. It came consigned to onr liberal and patriotic
fellow-oltlxenV John Welsh, Esq., (of the well-known
commercial house of S. & W. Welsh & Co., In this
City,) under whose sanction It will be disposed of so
as to realize a handsome addition to the funds of
that noble and truly Christian oharlty, the - United
States Sanitary Commission. Of the gun itself we
can report, on the authority of one of the beßt shots
In this State, that wqoevor obtains it will come Into
possession of an extra superior article. And we
take leave to suggest that gentlemen who hanker
after a good English fowling pteoomay (deferentially
order It, as made by Mr. Edward Mtcdleton, of Bir
mingham, England, who has behaved so handsomely
towards our Central Fair.
ALLEGED DEFALCATION.
Mr Charles Clarke, tue paying teller of the Com
mercial Bank, mysteriously disappeared on Monday
afternoon from the banking-house. Upon leaving,
be remarked that he would return In a few minutes.
The Board'of Directors met, and deolared their
semi-annual dividend, The festive board usual
upon such occasions was spread with the good
things oflife, tacludtogohampagne,hook, and other
etceteras, calculated to encourage sociality, 'and
make life gay and happy. The enjoyment of the
party of gentlemen was entirely frustrated by the
announcement that the paying-teller was a defaul
ter to the extent of several hundred thousand dol
lars. The highest sum named yesterday was *BOB,-
•000, against which was a note for *201,000, for funds
advanced to the principal of a leading house in Phi
ladelphia by the absent teller. In this affair he
almpiy borrowed the money of the bank for private
use and speculation, and restoration of the amount
-thns taken depended upon success. It was simply
a risk. Up to the present time Mr. Clarke has sus
tained an unimpeachable character. HIS high
-standing In ohnrch, his great attention to the Inte
rest of Sunday schools, bis steady business habits
have endeared him to a wide-spread olrcle of friends,'
who, while they regrot the apparent defalcation,
ask for him a suspension of publlo opinion. The
probability is the bank will not eventually lose any
thing.
HOSPITAL ITEMS.
Tie following items ware reported at the Penn
sylvanla Hospital laßt evening. One of them is
partioolarly sanguinary. It may he considered a
horrible occurrence between Ferdinand Evershaok
and his wire, whose Injuries are so severe that It Is
probable both will die In consequence. These par
ties resided In Knight’s court, in the vtolnlty of
Hlnth and Base streets. He was employed in a
music store, No. 730 Market street. Acnbon yes
terday he went home to dinner, and a quarrel en
sued'between him and Ms wire. He was somewhat
under the Influence of liquor. The parties are Ger
many and cannot speak English. The foots and
circumstances attending this terrible affair, as near
ns we eonld glean them, are as follows: The parties
have five children, and the father found It very
dlfllonlt Indeed to snpport them upon the wages he
Teoelved. Bis wife also struggled to keep the fami
ly together, but dlsoontent ensued, and finally the,
husband Indulged to freely In llqnor, In which to
-drown Us sorrows. Ot course, this made matters
worse. Lately he remained away from home until
late home, and he was absent all of Monday night.
This circumstance led to an aitaroatloa at the. din
ner table yesterday, and a desperate fight eusned,
or whloUtheresultis only known, as there was no
cue present who could give the foots. The noise
attracted attention, and whan the neighbors enter
ed the house they found the hnßband lying on the
floor, with his skull shockingly fractured
end the blood flowing Is great profusion.
His wife lay within a lew ieet of him. Her head
was frightfully gashed In seven or eight places, and
tho blood was flowing In streams The room was
stained with blood, snowing that the struggle must
have been desperate. The oarpet was thoroughly
saturated in some plaaes with human gore. Both
husband and wife were entirely Insensible. The
children were frightened almost to death and crying
bitterly. It was appalling to observe the small
est child, orylng and clinging to the prostrate
and bleeding mother. The husband was re
moved to the hospital as soon as possible, and
la the same stretcher the wife was oouveyed
to the seme institution half an hour later.
Last evening they were still alive, but it was
evident that they were sinking under the effects
of the injuries they had received. The theory Is
that the husband bad seized a oarvlng knife and
commenced cutting his wlfd! She, in her straggles
of resistance, threw him down, and he, In falling
violently against the stove, fractured his skull In a
frightful manner. The children were taken in tern,
porary charge by the neighbors. This sad affair,
may be traced to three things, psverty, rum, and
Jealousy.
William Powers, aged 40 years, the .carpenter’s
mate of the ship South Carolina, was admitted Into
the hospital at an early hoar yesterday. It seems
that he was under the Influence of llqnor, and at
two o’clock yesterday morning, jumped from the
third-story window of hla boarding house, at Front
and Pine streets. He was so severely injured that
tils life Is despaired of. He has a wife and several
children residing in Boston, Mass.
John Torbert, aged 51 years, employed at the to
bacco manufactory of Mr. W. B. Mann, at Twenty
seoond and Wood streets, had hla lea hand cut
nearly off by a circular saw, while he was engaged
In sawing heads for boxes.
Mansfield Barland was admitted Into the hospital
ytsterday with his right arm badly fractured by the
falling ol a pile of boards In the lumber yard of
Mr. Kelly, on Oatharlne street, below Eighth. The
unfortunate little fellow lived In that vlomity.
DEMISE OF A 'WELL-KNOWN CITIZEN.
Mr. Andrew Moßrlde, a well-known and mueh
vespeoted citizen of Old Kensington, died on Sun
day, after a short Illness. He was a member of tbe
Hibernian Society, and also a director of the Eighth
national Bank. The funeral solemnities will-take
place to-morrow afternoon.
NAVY YABD.
There are now more war vessels lying at our navy
yard than at any other period within the last two
years. They are .awaiting repairs. Orders have
been received Halting the amount to be expended
on each vessel; IT more than the limit be required,
to repair any vessel, snob-a one will he sold.
Among the vessels now ar the yard are the steamers
Bienville, Lodanh, Jas. Adger, Tlconderoga, Kan
sas, and New Ironsides ; and the sailing vessels,
-Perry, Fernandlnh and ht. Louis.
SKETCH-CLUB PICTURES.
The annual sale of pictures, belonging to the
Philadelphia Bketob Club, will take place next Fri
day evening, The Sketch Olub Is an association or
artists of this olty for mutual Improvement and to
foster an artistic taste in the community. The pic
tures, which ore offered for sale, are the voluntary
contributions of the members, and the proeeeds are
applied to defraying the expenses of the olttb.
VERY INTERESTING MEETING.
A meeting, under the direction of clergymen of
different denominations, will be held thlß evening,
in the Academy of Music, at 8 tgeloek, when it Is
•expected that Hie Bev. E. Payroll Hammond, the
Evangelist] who has been laboring in our olty for
some weeks past, will preach. The services of Mr.
Hammond have been attended with great interest
by many of our citizens.
COBONEB’S INQUEST.
Coroner Taylor yesterday held an Inquest on the
body of William Flynn, aged six years, who fell
overboard on Monday afternoon at Almond-street
wharf. A verdict in accordance with the facts was
rendered. The parents of the lad reside In Ool
hrook place, off Front street, below Mead.
SBBIOUS FALL.
About half past two o’clock yesterday morning,
"William powerf, a sailor, fell from the tourtli story
nf a hous at the southeast corner of Front and Pine
Streets, and was seriously Injured, He was taken
to the hospital. ________
SEW ETEAM FIBE-ENGINE.
Another new Bieam fire- engine will soon bo housed
bv the Shifflar Hose Company, located on Eeed
afreet, below Second. It will cost about *5,000.
THE 99th regiment p. t.
The following is an official list of the killed,
wounded, and missing In the 98th Regiment P. Y.,
from Maroh 26th to April loth, 1863 :
Colonel Edwin K. Blits, wounded severely in leg,
March 25*
Corn. D. McGuire, Company O, wounded slight,
March 25*
Private Amos Barr, Co. O, wounded severely,
March 25*
Private o. H, HUi, 00. O. wounded serereir,
March 25* „ ,
Private Samuel McMlchael, Co. C, wounded
severely, March Z 5. _ _ '
Private M, F. Mclntyre, Co. E, wounded severely,
Maroh 26.
Private Alex. Calhoun, 00. F, wounded severely,
March 25.
Private George Wiseman, Co. G, wounded se
verely, Maroh 26.
Private Thomas B. Blizzard, 00. H, wounded,
severe, right shoulder, Maroh 25.
Private M. J. Scull, 00. I, wounded, revere,
maren *&»
„ P I‘ T ? W Hwimji Housman, 00. B, wounded,
April l.
First Lieut. Peter B. Ayars. act. adj., Co, E,
wounded, severely, left arm, April 6.
First Lieut, Harrison Y. Clifton, Co. D, severely
wounded, groin, April 6.
Private W. W. Hookey, 00. A, killed, April a.
Private T. Brennan, 00. A, killed, April 6
Private J. Schultz, 00. A, klll=il, April a.
Corp. Win. s, Hloe, 00. A, wounded, severely,
April 6, ••
Corp. Geo. W. Lafferty, Co. A, wounded, slight,
April a.
Private Albert Angle, 00. A, wounded, severely,
April a.
Private Gluts. Hartley, Co. A, wounded, severely,
April a
Private Edwin Hallenbuck, 00. A, severely wound
ed, April a
Private Pins Little, 00. B, killed, April 6.
Private James Cronen, 00. B, wounded severely,
April a.
Private Jacob Brldensteim, Co, B, wounded so.
verely, April’a.
Corp. Thomas Crowley, Co. C, killed, April a.
Private Washington SMvely, 00. G, wounded se
verely, April a.
Private John A. Power, Co. C, wounded severely,
April a. .s
Private Richard Warden, 00. O, wounded severe
ly. April 6.
Private James Blaek, Co. O, wounded severely,
April 6.
Private Milton Green, Co. C, wounded severely,
Aprila.
Corp. wm. E. Anderson, 00. O, wounded severe
ly, April 6.
Seigt. Philip Wolf, Co. D, wounded severely,
April 6.
Private Rinehart Bomback, 00. D, severely
wounded, April a.
Private Jacob Sloan, 00. D, killed, April e.
Private John Garvey, Co. E, wounded, .severely,
lost left leg, April a.
Private Alex. MoFadden, Co. E, wounded, se
verely, April a.
Private James Park, Co. E, wounded, severely,
April 6.
Sergt Jones Bradbury, Co. F, killed, April 6.
Private A. P. Sprague, Co. F, killed, April 8.
Private Joseph Ansbaok, Co. F, wounded, se
verely, April 6.
Private William Powers, Co, G, wounded, so
verely, April 8.
Corporal N. EUenbtirgher, 00. H, killed, April 0.
Prime George Fieke*, Co. H, wounded, aerere
ly, April«.
Private George B. Miller, 00. H, wounded, se
verely, April 6.
Private Wm. T. Swain, 00. H, wounded, severely,
April 6
Private John M. Martin, Co. H, wounded, severe
ly, April a.
Private John Fetters, Co. I. killed. April a.
Private Wm. Smith, 00. I, killed, April 6.
Private David Purcell, Co. I, wounded, severely,
AptU6«
Corporal James Stone, 00. I, wounded, severely,
April 6.
Sergeant John A. Mayers, Co. K, killed, April 6.
Corporal John Myers, Co. if, killed, April a.
Private Wm. H. Casey, 00. K, severely wounded,
April 6.
Private Maurice V. Johnson, Co. K, severely
wounded, April 6 _
Private Alfred H. Higgins, Co. K, wounded, se
verely, April 0. _
Private Levi Slemer, Co. K, wounded, severely,
April 8. •
THE COURTS.
District Court-Judge Hare.
Thomas H. Archdeacon vs. thß Green and Coates
Streets Passenger Hallway Company. • This nation
was to recover damages for injuries sustained by
reason of having been driven over in January, 1863,
at the aorner of Lombard and Fourth streets, by one
of the oars of the defendants.’ One of plaintiff’s
’legs was so seriously hurt that he had no use of It
for a year, and he asserts that hls lqj dries la other
respects are permanent. The accident he attributed
to grossly careless and rapid driving on the part of
those In charge of the ear.
The defence, on the other hand, charged cnlpable
negligence on the part or the plaintiff, who came
out or a tavern and advanced toward the car as if
Intending to get in, and that the driver, supposing
snch to be the ease, put down the breaks and reined
In bis horses for the purpose of stopping, when plain
tiff tripped and fell against the oar and under the
wheel, which passed over him. It was contended
that the accident was unavoidable. The defendants
also allege that the plaintiff, lb consideration of a
sum of money paid him, had released the company
from all claim for damages. Yerdiet for plaintiff,
$1(000. John P. O’Neill and H. M. Phillips Tor
plaintiffD. W. Sellers for. defendants.
Patrick White vs. James Floyd. This was an ao
tlen to recover damages upon an alleged warrantee
of a horße, which afterwards proved defective. The
defendant dented that he warranted the horse. Jurv
ont. Earle for plaintiff ; H. M. Deohert for de
fendant.
District Court-Judge Ntronrt
William JoneXvs, Kelly; et al„ trading as Boyd,
Kelly, 6t Dunn. An aotlon on book aacount jno de
fences Verdict for plaintiff, *1,031.04.
Harriet S. Thomas vs. Samuel D. Jacobs, Suit
for damages for slander. Plaintiff alleged and at
tempted to prove-that.defendant.had spoken of her
as a “robber.’:’ Verdict for defendant.
Lesley &Co , .vs. Richardson & Overman. To re
cover bn book account: No defence. Verdict for
plaintiff, *720,84.
The First National Bank of Canton, Ohio, vb.
JohnUvezey &. 00. Promissory note. Nodefonoe.
Verdict for plaintiff, 1317.33.,
Thomas JT Woodworth, administrator Of Hannah
Fries, deceased, vs. Ann Fries. An action of trover
to recover for the alleged unlawful conversion by
defendant of certain property belonging to the es
tate of Hannah. Fries, deceased. Verdict for de
fendant.
J. T. Carter vs Rice and Kelly. A suit oat
obeek. No defence. Verdlot lor plaintiff, #*«.”
Edwin Greble vs O. A. Walbom. This action Is
to recover from defendant an amount of about $2OO
for extra work (UUng) done In one of the corridors of
the United States post office,|whloh plaintiff alleges
was not provided for In the specifications la tu e
original contract, and which he had done at the per
sonal request of Mr. Walbom, the defendant.
The defence, on the other hand, ewer the work as
done was lnolnded in the specifications,'and deny
that the defendant dlreated It to be done on his per
sonal responsibility' Jury out. D. Dougherty for
plaintiff ; Geo. W, Thom and J. K. Valentino for
defendant.
Court of Quarter Sessions— Mod. James
B. Ludlow, Associate Justice.
[William B. Mann. Iso.. Prosecuting Attorney.]
THB CONSPIRACY OASB.
The case of J. S. Urquhart and George Cannon,
charged with conspiracy in enlisting a minor, was
resumed with the examination of witnesses for the
defence.
Mr. Harrison testified that he was a Commls
sloner of the Board of Enrolment of Berks county;
I have the measurement of Cannon; which Is re
corded at five feet five Inches high, thirty-three
Inches around the chest, and IS years of age; twen
ty-nine inches around the chest will pass a recruit.
Cross-examined.—l did not see Urquhart that
day; I don’t know that he had the boy In Reading;
substitutes were getting from $lOO to $7OO In Bead
ing. —.
The deputy provost marshal of- Beading testified
that he mustered the boy after swearing him, and
he swore that he was 18 years of age.
A witness testified that he got the boy from a man
named Fox or Hyle; saw Urquhart In town that
day $ I furnished the boy as a substitute for a man
named Adam Kutz, for S6W; I was dealing In the
substitute business.
George Cannon was reoalled by the Common
wealth, and testified that he did not see Fountain
in the oars going to Beading; never saw him until
yesterday In the court room; the men at the pro
vost marshal’s put substitute papers before me,
which I refuse d to sign, and they said that the eub
stltute would be rubbed out and volunteer inserted.
This case occupied the attention of the court for
two hours. Verdict, not guilty.
FALLEN IK TO EVIL WAVS.
Mary Balner,a respeotable-looklngwoman,plead
ed guilty to the larceny of material for Clothing.
A number of tailors testified that she brought to
them forged testimonials of character, upon which
she obtained work, which was never brought back.
She told them a pitiful story of tho sickness of her
mother and poverty In the family. Sentence de
ferred. .
DISHONEST HELP.
Marla Clark, colored, pleaded guilty to- the
larceny of a. dress and basket. She was employed
at service, and left suddenly. When arrested she
had tbe dress upon her. Sentenced to nine mouths.
.Tames hlcClarnan was charged with an assault
and battery, and an assault with Intent to steal.
This defendant was tried sometime Blnce,wltha per
son called .Tack Sheppard, on the charge of robbing
a wounded soldier. The jury acquitted them, after
which a bill was found charging MoOlarnan with
the above offence. The soldier, who was shot through
the lungs, met the prisoner, who is a sergeant in the
United States army, and was taken to a house,
where he missed hla money, amounting to nearly
$4OO. Be stated yesterday, In addition to the evi
dence already given and published by us, that after
the prisoner was acquitted on thefiret bill he told,
hlm that he had paid $lOO to get out of the sorapß,
and Jack Sheppardhad run away with the balance
of the money. Verdict, guilty of assault with In
tent to steal. Sentenae deferred.
- A FBSIALB LBBBBH.
Bebecca Heed was charged with committing an
assault and battery on Georgians Jonas, a colored
girl 12 years-ofage. The girl testified that Mrs.
Reed whipped her with a cowhide, did not give her
enough to eat, stuok forks In her, and put her oat of
doors at sight without an; clothing on; there are
scars all over my body yot; the Guardians of the
Poor saw them y I was bound to the defendant.
Mrs. Klump sworn.—l lived near Mrs. Beed; the
last time Mrs. Beed heat the girl I heard her
sereams all da;; on the evening of the 24th of Ja
nuary tbe girl knocked at the door and asked, for
God’s sake, to help her; the child had no clothes
en at all—nothing but gum shoes; It was a very
eold night; the child had bruises all over her; I
wrapped a shawl around the child and sent her to
the station-house; the child was swelled about toe
body as though she had been out with a cowhide.
Mrs. Vanhorn sworn—l was at Mrs. Bead's house
and she had been whipping the ohild all day; she
asked me for God sake to get the Guardians of toe
Poor to come there: I saw her leg, where It had
been stuck with a fork, and It was all festered; her
back was In welts from the cowhide; I often heard
the child scream from tbe effeots of the whipping; I
have seen Mrs. Beed belt her aside of the head for
nothing.
Caroline Klump sworn—l took toe child to the
station-house ; she was very weak and said she had
nothing to eat for three days; she wag all scarred
up and her thigh swelled up, where, she said, a fork
was ran in her; she showed me a piece of her ear
whleh had been knocked off-; toe child was not able
to sit up at toe station-house.
Mrs. Davis sworn—l saw toe child ou toe night of
the 24th o r January; she was naked and I got
clothes and put on her, and vlotuals and fed her:
the next morning I examined her j her ear ana
fingers were cut and she had stripes from her shoul
der down. Not concluded.
THE POLICE.
[Before Mr. Alderman Welding. 3
EXPERT SHOPLIFTEB.
Emma Williams was arraigned yesterday on the
charge of stoaftng a dross pattern from toe store of
Mr. Edwin Hall, on South Second street. An ex
posure of the method adopted by toe prisoner to
purloin the goods may serve as a caution to store
keepers generally. The defendant entered the store
andaßked-to see a dress pattern. The attendant
handed a piece of gcods to her, and she examined
it very olosely. There were two colored women In
the store, and they oast a glance at the piece of
■roods. The prisoner asked to look at some muslin,
and a piece was shewn to her. She managed to
cover the dress pattern with the muslin, and, while
annarentlv examining It, succeeded In adroitly re
mevlrig the latter pfece', which she Placed la her
capacious pooket. secured toe booty, she
took her departure without purchasing anything.
One of the colored women. Already alludod to
having taken a fancy to too dress pattern, tut no,.
the muslin over to look at It, but the article was not
there. So adroitly had the lifter accomplished the
theft that she avoided prompt detection. A person
went after her, and she was arrested on suspicion.
Upon making a searoh the stolen plsoe of goods was
found In her pocket. She was committed to answer.
LOTTERY TICKET DEALERS IN; TROUBLE.
There Is considerable tribulation among dealers
In lottery tickets, In consequence of the New
Yorkers desiring to monopolize the business by
driving the Philadelphia dealers out of the market
entirely, so that the former can pursue the illegal
business to the exclusion of all others. It Is under
stood that several lawyers have been applied to, lu
order, It really seems, to have the illegal business
legally investigated, If such a thing could possibly
be. The New York dealers, through their agents
In Philadelphia, hav* Informed the retail dealers
that no one can pursue the business without
first having taken out a United states license,
at a cost of *iao each. This ■ suggestion, so
far as It Is understood, fell like a bombshell
among the retailers. They were astounded; they
leared the United States detectives more than any
other ol a similar, though more local fraternity,
and consequently, after an Interchange of views on
the important subject, It was agreed that some of
the dealers Bhould take out licenses, and thus con
tinue the business to an Indefinite extent through
agents, under the eanotlon’of national laws, regard
less of the aot of Assembly of Pennsylvania. This
subject involves a question, of considerable signifi
cance at the present time, and some of the lottery
dealers—that Is,'the leaders of them—are smart,
shrewd, intelligent men, and ean discuss such ques
tions as well as any legislator, and much better
than many who are called by the people to make
laws. Accordingly they waited upon Mr. .Tesjfor
Harding, from whom they desired the licenses.
The old gentleman oould “not see it” In the
same.light as the applicants. Though entire
ly willing to gather in' as much as possible
for the benefit of ottr venerable Uncle Sam, yet he
could not understand how a license could Issue for a
business that was condemned bjr an aot of the Le
gislature or the’State of Pennsylvania. The lottery
men, on the other hand, insist that as the national
banks,are brought Into existence under national or
United States laws, In opposition to the State jaws,
that the same latitude should be given to any ottter
association of men whose business it is to make
money—this being theobject of the banks, the mode
only being different to attain the same object.
Mr. Harding, the collector of Internal revenue,
however, retimed to Issue the licenses, aud the deal
ers to lottery.tickets are in a great deal or tribula
tion. But they eonsole themselves that as the agent
of the National Government does not regard the
lottery-selling business a profession, that no dealer
oan be held amenable to the law of Congress to oass
he should still continue In the business. *
It is understood that several of the prinolpal deal
ers to Philadelphia have abandoned the business.
This is exactly what the New Yorkers daßire. The
lottery business, It seems, Is tolerated by law In
Now York, and that United States, licenses have
been granted. Theqnestlon Isa knotty one, upon
-which even astute lawyers of the Philadelphia bar
wIU differ, according to clroumstanoos.
A BOY BUN OYER,
A little boy named George Heppy, was ran over
by a passenger ear at Fonrtn and Chestnut streets,
yesterday afternoon. One of hls legs was badly
Injured. "Wm. Brown, the driver, at onoe pro
ceeded to the office of Alderman Welding and
surrendered. He entered ball to appear If wanted.
The driver to this Instance was certainly not to
blame. The hoy was on the front platform and
jumped off; henoe the Injury he reoeived.
(Before MT. Alderman Butler. ]
CANDIDATES FOR THE) GALLOWS.
Charles Wilson and John B. Lenny are the
names given by two young men, who, while under
the Influence or liquor, fired a pistol at a flag, on
Monday night, near Twelfth and Heath streets.
They were arraigned yesterday morning on the
charge of misdemeanor. It is said that, like the
assassin “Useless.” they exclaimed, “Sic senipsr
tyrannis” every time the pistol was dlseharged.
They also fired one shot at a street lamp, and made
the same exclamation. The prisoners were bound
over to answer.
(Before Mr Alderman Plaaklnton.)
ENTRY THIEF.
Frederick Wilson was committed yesterday on
the charge of stealing two coats from the entry of
house No. 1247 Whitehall street. The front door
was'unfastened, and the “sneak” availed himself of
the facility thus afforded to pnrleln the two coats.
Arrival anil balllds of Ocean Steamers.
TO ARRIVE.
fro* for
Erin..>•<•»*•««•***'LiverpoolNew York.... April 10
B&raxi&.*»«»**»~*~*t'oa&&]&ptOfi New York..■ April 19
City of London.— New York.... April 19
Scotia . . New York .—.April 23
8anaa—........... Southampton,New York.... April 25
TO DEPART.
Persia. ....Hew York.... Liverpool ....May 1
Columbia Key York.... Havana May 8
Yaz00.....80w York.... How Orleans Hay 3
0. of Washington.. Bow York.... Liverpool. ....May a
B. Americas .Liverpool. ....May a
Louisiana...... Hew York....Liverpool.....May #
It re moo ............Bow York...:. Bremen Hay 8
Caledonia,,.... ....Hew York ....Glasgow.... ..Hay S
Africa.... —805t0n........ Liverpool'—.May 10
LETTER BAGS,
AT THB MERCHANTS’ BXQHAHOB,' PHILADELPHIA.
Bark White Wing (Br), Wilkie. ...Laguayra, soon.
Barkßowena (Br), Ooz .......Barbados,goon.
FHir.ABBI.FHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
Behj. Marshall, ) -
Jas. R. Campbell, S Committee or thb Mouth.
James C. Hand, )
MARINE INTEELIRENCE.
PORT OP PHILADELPHIA, MAY 2.
Sen Rises.6.os | SohSetb.B,ss (High Water.B.6B
ARRIVED. *
Bark Roanoke, (Br) Cooksey, from Porto Oa
bello April 18, In ballast to Sallett & Son. Left
bark Louisa Cook, for Liverpool, and brig Dundee,
for New York, both to eall In a few days.
Brig Omaha, Robinson, 2 days from Fortress Mon
roe, in ballast to J E Bazley A Co.:
Sobr Isaac Rich, Crowell, 5 days from Boston,
with mdse to Crowell & Collins.
Sobr Mechanic, Myers, 1 day from Odessa, Del,
with grain to Christian A Co.
Sobr J M. Flanagan, Cain, S days from Now
York, in ballast to captain.
Soltr War Stood, Cask, from Albany, In ballast,
to captain.
Scbr .Sophia Ann, Smith, 3. days from Fortress
Monroe, in ballast to oaptain. ,
Sobr J A Parsons, Sharp, 3 days from Fortress
Monroa-ln ballast to U S tir Master.
Soli.l E Simmons, Simpson,! days from Fortress
Monroe, In ballast to U S Q,r Master.
Sehr M M Weaver, Weaver, 6 days from City
Point, in ballast to TJ S Q.r Master.
Sobr Arens Eye, Townsend, 22 days from Pensa
cola, in ballast to D S Stetson A Co. No date,
Oarystort Beef bearing S SW, 30 miles distant,
spoke brig Belle Bernard, benee for New Orleans.
Steamer S O Walker, Sherln, 21 boars from New
York, wltb mdze to W M Baird & Co.
Steamer Monitor, .Tones, 21 bonrs from New York,
wltb mdze to W M Baird & Co. ,
CLEARED.
Ship C C Duncan, Langblln, Port Barrancas.
Bark Florence Peters, Hooper, New Orleans.
Bark Bessie Simpson, Mnroble, Cow Bay.
Scbr B Caldwell, MoOormlok, S W Pass.
Sobr Cora, Baker, Newport.
Sobr Hannah Martin, Aldrlob, Providence.
Sobr L A Orontt, Butler, Boston.
Scbr Nellie D, Stadams, Newborn.
Sobr H Blackman, Candy, New Inlet.
Sehr V Sharp, Sharp, Fortress Monroe.
Sobr John Beatty, Henderson, City Point.' .
Sobr Revenue, Gandy, City Point.
Sobr Sparkle, Sutton, Alexandria.
Sobr Salilo B, Bateman, Port Royal.
Sobr War Steed, Oasb, Albany.
. Steamer R WlUlng, Oundlff, Baltimore.
[Correspondence of the Philadelphia Enhance. 3
Lbwbs, Del., May 1.
The barks Imperador, from Philadelphia far Per
nambuco ; Trajan, for New Orleans, and brlg Argo,
for Mayaguez, oame.dows and passed to sea yester
day morning. The Southern-bound vessels before
reported at the Breakwater went to sea at the same
time with aN N W wind. The onlyvessels remain
ing In toe harbor are the United States gunboat
Hover and toe double-ender Me dots. Wind SE
and raining- ,
Yours, &0., J. Hilly’d Burton.
MEMORANDA.
Brigs Dudley, Garter, and Benj Carver, George,
hence at Charleston 26th ult.
Sahr Galena, Dean, from Bangor for this port, at
Gloucester 27th ult.
Sohr Htinter, Endicott, hence at Baker’s Landing
28th ult. ’ '
Sohr Evergreen, Belloet, sailed from Bristol 29t0
ult for this port. i
Sohrs Nelson, Harvey, Bearse, from Providence for
this port; Ellen, Duffy, and J Rogers, Bussell, from
Portland for do, at New York on Monday.
sohr J G Huntington, Jonos, henoe at Boston
29th ult.
Sohr White Cloud, Smith, hence at Boston SQto
ult.
Sohr F B Baird, Nelson, oleared at Boston 29th
ult for Gardiner.
Solus Wa E Stevenson, Hears, and A S Simpson,
Churn, from Fall Biver for this port, via Seaoonnet,
at Newport 28th ult. '
Sohrs Laconia, Prootor, from Saco; H WlUets,
Boult, from New Bedford; Mary, Turner, from Ca
lais, and Bradore, Lawrence, from Boston, all for
this port, sailed from Newport 29t0 ult. •
SohrUol Lester, Perry, from Providence for this
port, at Newport 28th ult, and remained 30th.
Sohr Nlantic, Williams, henoe at Dighton 29t0
ultimo.
NOTICE TO, MARINERS.
The Light Vessel at Martin’s Industry Shoal, en
trance to Port Boyal Harbor, SO, broke adrift from
her mooring on the morning. of the. 24th ult. She
will be placed other station as soon as praotieaL
Okas. O. Boutblle,
Acting Lighthouse Inspector, 6th district.
Office of Lighthouse Ihsfbotob,
Hilton Hbad, S. G-, April 22,1865.
Notice is hereby given that the Light on Amelia
Island, Florida, will be relighted on toe Ist day of
May. The light is a third order revolving white
light, having an Interval of one minute and a half
between the greatest brtlllanoy of the flashes. It Is
lOAfeet above the sea, and may be seen seventeen
nffiles. . '
By order of toe Lighthouse Board.
Ohaeleb O. Boutblle, •
Acting Lighthouse Inspector Sixth District.
DUTTERFIELD’S
D OVERLAND DESPATCH.
OSes, Mo, IVSBRY Street, New York.'
Office. No. 40 South FIFTH Street. Pbllada.
OHAUMOBY VIBBBaRD, President
W. K. KITCHEN, Treasurer.
Tide Company, now, folly organized. With ample
«Jit£,own.lt. Transportation on tim Maine, and is
prepared to contract Freifht to all points In Colorado,
Utah, Idaho, Montana, Mew Mexico, and Arizona Ter
ritories; also to Reese riysr, Nevada,
Thronsh Contracts and Bills of, Lading, riven from
Now York, Boston, Philadelphia,; Pitttbnrf, Wheeling,
Cincinnati, GHeaxo, and St. "Lonls. _ ___
WSL *AxentVNewYork.
WM H. MOORE, , „
MO.*o Bonthmhstre ! t. i ,Phila|e. f Ma.
aplO- if ; General Superintendent.
PETROLEUM.-600 BARRELS OP SU
d PHBIOB LUB a!C ATI BO OIL, fro m the well of the
Slippery Rock Petroleum QllOomeanv, for sals. Bam
pie at the office, 80. SiSIrWALNUT Street, Boom 6,
third floor. .
np2B-l« aSOBaS R. PEDDLE.
TP H E SCIENCE OF MEDICINE
should stand simple* pure, majestic; having feet
for Its ba»U. induction for its pUlar, truth alone for Its
mnitaL Bo stand HSIMBOLD’B 6XHUIMI FXKPA
KATTOVB, established otw IB mra.
POR NON-RETENTION OR INCON-
E TIBENCB of urine. Irritation, Inflammation oi
ulceration of tho bladder or kidneys, diseases of the
prostate glands, stone in the bladder, calenlna, gra
vel or brlek-dtut deposit, and all diseases of tho bud-
ARTILLERY AND CAVALRY
HOUSES.
Assistast Quartsisastbr’s Ofpiob,
1139 Girard Stbbbt,
Philadelphia, Pesna. ♦, April 13,1865.
HOBBES, suitable for the Artillery auiCavalry ser
vice, will be purchased by the undersigned, ba open
market. Each animal to be subjected to the usual uo
yrrament inspection before being accepted.
Horses for the Artillery service must be dark in color;
sound in all particulars; stroag, quick, and active;
well broken and equate trotters In harness; in good
flesh and condition; from 6to 10 yearn old; not less than
15& hands high; each horse to weigh not less than
1,060 lbs.
One hundred and eighty {9180) dollars will he paid
for each,
Cavalry Horses must be sound in all particulars; well
broken; in full flesh and good conditlon—from 16
to 13 hands high; from 6to 9 years old, and well
adapted in every way to Cavalry purposes, for which
one hundred and seventy five (BITS) dollars each will
bevaid.
Horses will be delivered to the U. 8. Inspector, at
the BTJLIs’B' HBAI> HOTKL, MARKET STREET, WEST
PHILADELPHIA, PEfifflA.
By order of Col. Wm. W. KaKSnu „__
GEO. R. OBSfBi
apl2tmySl v - Captain and A. Q, g.
MTACKEREL, HERRING, SHAD, &c.
Mass. Nos. 1, % and 3 Mackerel.
*Rt In assorted packages.
2,000 bbla. New Eastport, Fortune Bay, and Halifax
Herrins. ...
2.600 boxes Lubee, Scaled, No. 1 Herrin*.
1150 bbla New Mess ShadT
250 boxes Herklmer-eotinty Obeese. Ac.
In store and for sale by MURPHY & BOONS,
Jal»-t£ . N0.,14« 30aTH WHARVES,
THE PRESS—PHILADELPHIA* WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1865.'
jyjRS. M. (J. BROWN’B
GREAT METAPHYSICAL DISCOYERf
HOMES IH
PISCHABOEB FaOlf THB SAB, '
CATARRH.
•"TOtai*.
BKOBOHIAE AFTBCtIOW.
THBOaT BIFFIOPLTIKB,
Dlwued Syw, of Hair, Dy.pepsl., Bnlarcemsat
of the Liver. BlaaaM* of th« Bidnarm Ooasttp*-
Hop, Onnl. HlMbnaltr. In, P»r*-
ly»I», Balk of Blood to tha HAAd, -
CONSUMPTION, " v
. With all and every dlMwa whloh Infsata the human
fcodj,
. . orritras:
He. 410 ABCS Blnst; PbiladUphla; '
80. 16 BOBD Staetf. BewToik;
80, 18 PEM BEBTOW Bqnara. Boston; and
80. *» West MOBDMBBT Streot, Baltimore.
BEAD THB POLLOWIBO KBHAKKABLE OBBTIFI
CATE,. WITH AFFIDAVIT:] >
Oxford, January*, ISCS,
Mbs. M. G. Brown—Madam :—I have been to the
city several times, but hud act time to call, I have got.
entirely well, and under. God it to yon, ‘ My right
ear i bays sot beard any witmfor a number of years.
I can sow bear some with H, My left ear, tbe Shearing
left it jaat after harvest; in iMrway.: I took a dixzi
ness in my bead, eo l could notwork, accompanied
with arts glut noise in my ears. I- was so bad that I
could not bear without tbey -woold halloo at the top of
their voice*. I first get a prescription frdm a pbj slclan.
which consisted of almond oil and tometbing else (l
can’t tell what). I also tried almond oil alone, but it
did me no good; then Igot some B omoeipathiclmcdicine,
but with the same effect. I then. - tried oldi women’s
cures by the score; attil no benefit*-1 went to Fhitidel-
Ebia, put myself under tbe care of*a celebrated Aorlstg
e bond atMoy ews with instruments, and run others
np my nostrils, for five weeks, and ended by cheating
me out of seventy* five dollars {s7s), as that was all the
benefit I received from him- I then saw one of 7onr
advertisements; I got the Metaphysical Discoyery, nsed
not more than half of U, and have recovered my bear*
tag, which I had lost for years '
I remain yours, truly, THOMIBB DIGKRY.
Oxford, Chester county. Fa. _
Affirmed and subscribed to before me, this 81st day of
March, A. D.,IS«. WW- T. fULTp*,
Justice of thePeaea
> THOB. B DICKEY,
j)®-The above certificate is<inU one out of many
which can bo seen bv eetwffnp A>r a efrewter
The celebrated POOR RICHARD,’d RYJS WAT SB
SI 60 per bottle* small size do. do; 60 cents.? Celebrated
feCALP BKBfOVATOR $lBO. . A ; 4
The above medieities are packed for despatch to any
destination on receipt of the price, •
DroigUts supplied by DfiMAS, BASHES. & 00.«
How York. ~ . -y. t -apg wfaag
'gUBSIBTENGE
Ko ab _ SDlfTClt«eeti
Baltimore. Md , Mayl, 1863
SRdLEP PBOPOStLS, in duplicate? will be received
at Util office anti 12 M onSATU&DAT. May 6th., ,1865,
for famishing the United State!, «üb<dst«nce Depart'
Kent, delivered in Baltimore. MdV with . .} ,
ioo BBLS: KILB-DBISD WHITK OBTKLtOW
COKH HEAL, (which to' be stated)* pacrect in
good; strong, c&aa bvrfcels* folly head-lined..
To' called ;
££><ooo LBS. FiJifcT QUALITY WHITE PLOTT CORK
. - HOMINTv Bias Ho , 2 packed inw*lV*<*opered,
fall bead-linedflonr barrel* To; be delivered
£*:. in ten tlffi davfcfroiadate of award !
IOOCQOO LBS.OP PHIME 810, OOPPiSK-te belli
sacks. T&be delivered in ten days
iao.do6®a dfe ‘ To
" be paoked in barrels like samples to be seen In
thin office; *® "bcfnllxhesllined, and to be
. delivered within ten days from dace? of award.
30,000 LBB BEOW* £sh?, to be
jpade by bolllSt. only from good materi
als, free from glass, or other
adulteration, to have no unpleasant odor, to
contain not more than twenty five per cent, of
water, and to be well dried before being
packed To be. deixveredin fifteen daya from
„ date of award.
Separate proposals, in duplicate, mnst be made for
eacnartieie enumerated, and bidders mar propose for
tie whole or any part of each. ■ Proposals mast be made
on blank forms, famished at this ofiLqf. The certifi
cate. attached to the proposal most be signed by two
responsible parties, L
Express charges on samples.mngt be prepaid, ortho
proposals will not be considered- Brah "bid jmust have
a printed copy of this advertisement.pssted at its head,
and must be specific In complying with all its terms
Proposals most not be enclosed with the samples, bat
be delivered separate, and endorsed “ Proposals for
Sub* is tones Stores. * * * •
Jn all cases not specially excepted the delivery most
be made at the time specified- in ease of failure, the.
United States reserves the right of purchase jOlaewhere
to make up tho deficiency, charging the advance bud
over contract price to the party failing to deliver,
.AU stores will be carefully inspected and compared
wiih-the retained samples. Returns of weights, signed
by a regular public weigher, must be famished when
ever required *
Contractors are expected to bold their goods without
expense to the United States, until required for^ship
ment. ;
Payments to be made afte&ihe delivery of the stores
in stub funds as may be on hand; if none on hand, to be
made as toon as received. . _
Baoh pereon. or every member of a firm offerings
oropossl* must accompany il bran oath, of allegiance
to the United States Government, if be haß not already
filed one is title office-.,. Is addition thereto a,certificate
will be required setting forth thatthaartlctas offered-'
the GoTenUDentrnnder the above advertisement, either
belong? tothegwty bidding, or are.to.be purchased or
receivedby them ojf loyal citizens lor deli very to the
r and the numbers mati be writ
tenyiwipgfigM expressed by -
• telegraph, or other-mAggnlar Informal
not be received; 4 aMt*
. .apttdf itot complying strictly v^u^thlsuadverUie*
BpBIAtT OP. COJCttSwftoir AND Rbpatr,
*-•' lUnfisTAKiKßiir, -
. , ■ < ,/*■*'= April 13.1805.
, Theßureau-wiH, the 11th day of Mar* 1865. re*
ceive proposals for raisin* the vessels—
supposed to be about 3« in number—§unlr sn&he&ched
in and about the mouth of Cape Fear riverT'Korth
Carolina,
The hulls of the vessels , are mostly of iron* and the
machinery in many of them is represented as .being in
good order.
Separate and special offers covering a single vessel
only will be received for raising and delivering in
Hew Toffit ihe "Forth Heath,” the "Agnes Fry,*'
and the Chickamauaa, ’ ’ with all the propsity that
may be on board, of them, oh a salvage upon the net
proceeds of the sale at public auction, the Government
to be at no expense whatever.
For the remaining wrecks the proposals may be for a ■
pastor the whole -of them, and must state the rate of
salvage on the net proceeds of the sale at public auction
of the property recovered and delivered at the United
States navy Tard* at Gosport, Virginia, without charge
of any kind to the Government. . .
The materials recovered must be delivered at the
navy yard, with a separate invoice for each vessel.
Bach offer must state the time within which it is pro*
posed to complete the work, which must b* executed
under the control of the commanding naval officer, who
will designate the vessels on which operations are to be
first commenced; and who will have the right, if the
work is not promptly commenced and diligently prose
cuted, to annul the agreement, when all claim of the
salvor* to the property recovered will be /orfelted to
the Government. r '
The entire property will be placed in the hands of the
Govein® out,.and sales will be made as maybe.deemed
most advantageous to the Government andjthe parties
concerned. Any other condition necessary the pro
tection of the public interests will be inseited.-in the
agreement
No proportion will ha »ntertained fromTiartl«» Who
do not furnish satisfactory, evidence that they are pre
pared. rrith all the proper and neeossaijr-appliance.,
for tea execution of work of thi. kind.
Parties who may vlsU Wllminttoa for the purpose of
making a personal examination, precious toimsktnx an
offer, o 111 be permitted to do so by the naval officer In
eommand. i
Tbs proposals must be endorsed on the envelope en
closing them, “Proposals for raising wrecks In Caps
Pear Rtver. ’’ an!7-mw 8t
( ELECTRICAL OFFICES. .. i
) Wo. IS4 Perth BLBVESTH. below BAGS Stmt; I
J also, CHBSTMUT and FOBTIBTH Stmt. West Phi
} l&dslphia ' ■
) DB. THOMAS ALLBH having been very mrnu'l
l fill in the cure' .or Diseases by tbis newinsihod, ■
S would inform hie friends and the Public at he ill
J still beneflttmg and curing many wham medicine I
> did not affect, and considered incurable. t '
3 We will mention a few of tbs Diseases in the cure l
} of which this treatment seldom if . I
> Bheomatism, Felons, Kidney Diseases.;
3 neuralgia, Gangrene, Liver **
tPaialyels, Blcers, Genital «• |
(Cramps, Boils, Spinal ;
3 Dyspepsia, abscess. Throat ■■
) Fever St Ague, Brnptions. Prolapses,
(Asthma. . lnlammatloni, Hoo gmltslons, ;
3 Congestion, Hemorrhage, Diabetes, so.
( Patients will be treated lit their residences when!
S desired,a large non her of testimonials may be seen,
at the Offices from patients in this vctw. Oonsnlt*,
tions gratis. Office hours I t. JL todr. M . fit the
lelty. , DB THOB. ALLBN.
{ aplS-3m Bieolrielaa. :
IpIiECTROFATHIC ESTABLISH'
TU hbnX.-DB. A. H. STBTBBS, one of the FlKffl
DJSCoVBBBBS of a now system or treatlng disease bj
MODIFIED BLBCTBIOAI APPLIOATIoSk and Whs
has been so very snecessfnl at PBSfA SQOaRS for Du
last three years, has removed his Office and Besldenn
to 1038 VtKl Street, one door below Seventeenth.
All persona desiring references, or any particnlan
with regard to his special mode of treatment, will pleaet
call or send for a pamphlet ' „
Consultation or advise graiaitoos. mhg-H .
PENW 8TB&M ENGINE A*D
TTflHiafr BOILKR WOBKB.-«43riß_fc LKVY,
PBACTICALAHDTOBOB|TICAL BKQiaBBBB, MA*
OHIMBTS. BOILKii-WAKSBS, BLACKSMITHS, and
FOumiKKg, bavin* for many years been, In goeoesafnl
operation, and beenexcloslvelyen*»*edin tnlldlniand
repalrSn* Marine and Hirer Kukine*, nl*h and low pres
•lira, Iron Boiler*. Water Tanke, Propellers, &t.. As.,
respectfully offiw their serrioesto the public, attaint
fully prepared to contract for online* of all aires, Ma
rine, Biyer, and Stationary; bavin* sots of ipattenu of
different sires, u« prepared to execute order* wits
yulck despatch. iirery description of patfcera-iaakini
made at the aborts at notdee. JBigh and Lcw-preeenre,
line, Tabular, and Cylinder Bouers, of ibe best Fen*-
•ylyanta charcoal Iron, Fordo** of all aiiea and kind*,
Iron and Braaa Castinxs, of all descriptions; 801 -
Turning, Screw-Cnitinc, and all other won eonneeted
with the ahoya business. , ,
Drawings and specification* lor all work done at thi
establishment free of charge. and work guaranteed.
The snbscribers hare ample wharf-dock room for re*
pair* of boat*, where they can lie In perfeat eafety, ani
are provided with shears, bloeke, faH*, an,, on., foi
relain* heavy or U«ht weliht*. - * - ,
JACOB C. ItgATlg,
JOHN P. LIVY,
BtAQg and FALMBB Street*.
i. tado sen mbkbiox. wraman n. nnaalOK,
jomr a, OOP*.
COUTH WARE FOUNDRY.
S 3 nm ahd washihgtob sraara.
MKRHItIK *,5058,_
bngihkbbs abd baohibis'W,
HuHUaetnra Bilk wad Low Pressure. Bteam Instate,
for land, river, andmarfneearrioo. .
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boatr, 4«.; Csat>
Inca of all kinds, eltkerlroii or krase
Iron-frame Boofe for Oaa Work*, Workeitosa. Ball
lO )ltetorteaiid’Gae MatMnerr of the latart and moat la
Pr jSTerr°deßorti>Uor> of PlMtattoii Jlaohlnwri, inttkV
Snaar. Saw. and Grist Mills, Vacuum Fans, Oper
IteamTraliLe, Defeat tors, Filters, Pnmpln* Inslnes.il
" Sole asent* for H.MMeox’s Patent Bnsar,“omns A»-
Daratca. Hesmyth’s Patent Steam Hammer, andAspln
wall Ik Wolser's Patent Centrifnaal Sosar-Dralnlas
Machine. . ■ j aall-W .
Ttf ORGAN, ORR, & CO., BTKAM HR j
JM- GIBB BJJILBKBB, Iron Founders, andGeßjt*
Machinists and BoUer Makars, 80. DUS OALLOW
HIM. Street. FMladelnWa- feiO-w i
DELLBVUB FEMALE INSTITUTE,
B A BOAKDIHG SCHOOL FOB 0181.8
the summsb tjbbm o? iHis in srmm oh.
healthfnU? and beautlfnlljjoeated on tha northern
limits of Attleboro, Bocks edanty, Pennsylvania. jrul
continence Fifth-month, 22d, 1865, and continue in ses-
is thorough In me several
departments oi EngUeh, Frenok, Latin, Mathematics,
“/or faff defells’ses circular, io obtain wbigbaddreM
r J JAHfI P. GEAPAMB, ,
- - * principal*.
Y7ILLAGE GREEN SEMINARY.—
V JIILITABT BOABDIHO SCHOOL, foar miles
ham MEDIA, Pi. Thorongh ctsnrse inMatheraatles,
Classics, Hatnral Sciences, snd Bullish: les
sons In (slyll Bnglneerlng PttpUsreoetvedat any time,
and of all ares..and away thehstfellM of * home.Be
fere to John <3. C»PP fßffla,3B Sooth TUtds&sstifhos.
J. Clayton, Bs<l . Pinh wul PrnaeetreetsiM-Sheriff
Kern. ud others:. Addros'Sey.' J. HBBvBY BAB
TOA. A M ■ ■ynaAgßm|fflf, 7 P«m>i" noB-6m
TAKE no MORE UNFLEABANI
A and nasals remedies for unpleasant and;_ dsns,
root diwasea Um HBLMBOIji’g BXT&AGT IMw
and IMPBOVBD ,BOBZ WAS A, % -- v-■ .
FOB DBAFITEiSS,
GtTBBD BFFJCTOAIiLY BT }
MBS. U. O. BKOWH'S ! "
METAPHYSICAL DISCOVERY.
PBIOB *«.
pnopoSAiis.
HEDICAL.
MACBISEJIF MD IBOS.
EDUCATION A A.
BAIEBOAD liMHBS.
TMPOKTANT TO RAILWAY TBA
-1 VBLI.BBB. —For fall Information to rsftrsass to Bu
ttons, Slstanees. and Oonne*»oas, ffioatratsd by ons
hundred Ballway Haps,
* o,mtlTl "** AFF£gtOM B
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL KAIL
"*■ E ?mjTiaE or TIME ASP DEPOT.
The trains of the Fenn«TXTanla EaUwod
jMkTS the New Depot, at THIRTIETH and MABKBT
Be. , isstsad of Eleventh And Market Streets, as hsrs
toTheears of the Marketrstrest pSasaxer Baßway
run to and from Panne ylvanla Central BaSroad Depots
at Thirtieth and Market Streets (they also leave Front
street every two minutes, eommenctogone hour previ
ous to the time of departure of each train, and allow
about SO minutes for a trip. ...
Their care ars in waiting on the arrival of each Train
to •onTOVp&ssengereluto the city, and connections art
*t7.46P. M. .to connect withKttsbnr, and Iris Mall,
and at 10.85 FM. with Phlladelphla ffxpress.
Msna’c B&gsage Bipress will hereafter be locates as
No. aiSonthßliVenthßtreet. Partiesdeelrtn* bt«MJ
taken to the trains, can bats It dons at rejsonabls rats*
T>^uSs ABBIVB AT DEPOT THDBi
■ have. ,_
MAIL TRAIN ™...™™..,.. —. at 809 A.*.
FAOII ACCOMMODATION, No. I™, « 10,00 "
PABD,LINI., ■ ™. “ 18.09 _M.
PABE&OBCKa ™.......,™ *■ 1.10 P, M,
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION... " 8.80 “
LANCASTER ACCOMMODATION.™. ** *.OO "
PAOLITBAIN. No. *... —™... " 5.39 "
FITTSBOBG AND 8818 MAID.-™. " 8 » "
PHILADELPHIA BXPRBBS ™—— «' 11.10 *■
PITTSBOBG-AND ERIE MAIL—•• 8 80 A.M.
PHILADELPHIA BXFBESS.™.—. 7.05 “
PAOLI ACCOMMODATION. No. l.™|" 8M “
LANCASTER TRAIN.™—. ™. •• 18 SO P. M.
VAST LINE. —— •* 13.60 *•
PAOLIACCOMMODATION.NO. 3.™. “ *.*o "
MAIL TRAlN.™—..™...™..™.™. *• 6.45 ••
HABRISBTTRG ACCOMMODATION ... •• 9.40 *■
Philadelphia Express leaves dally. PittsbarN and
Erie Hall leaves dally (except Saturday). All other
Trains deliy (except Sundav. i
The Pennsylvania Bailrosd Company will not assume
any risk for Baggage, except for wearing Apparel, and
limit their responsibility to One Hundred, Dollars in
value. All Baggage exceeding that amount in value
will be at the risk of the owner, unless taken by ape
rial contract.
For further information,* as to time ttameotions,
see bills and framed cards, or apply to JOJEUf I. vAI-
ItBEB. J*., Ticket Agent, at the Depot. . _
An Emigrant Train runs dally {except Sunday.) For
full information as 10 fare and ac|gam^ation»jg>ply
fe3o-tf * 137 POCK Street.
lO£?K __ ABBJJf&BHEHTS OF IOfJR
IOOD. NEW YOBK LINES. 1000.
THB*CAMJ >M AffD AMBOY AND PHILADBLFHIA
ABB TBSHTOBf HAILBOAJ) OOMPACfT’B
J&BgfpKOM PHILADELPHIA®)*
XBV/ tfoBK Air»‘%AT plagisT'
yno* WAtJftrr
WILL LEAVE AS FOLLOWS*--VIE i
. JfJUUL
At BA. M-, TisCamdsn ud Amboy,o. rad A. At- \
commodatton... ......i...—J?.. ...... .*3 M
AllB A. M., Tit Camdensad Jersey, City, Morning
Express-^i oo
Atl2 H.,tls Camden.rad Amboy, 0. rad tc. As- .
•ommodatlon.-.. i»
At .0 P. M., win Camden andAmboy, 0. ud A. Bz
9T6SS*•«»•*«OIMMrMKW++ ♦rf44nra ] j|
AtlP v M.,vi*c&ma*u wdAmboy, Ae*om»od*- !
(Freight and Passenger)...#—##..#..«
At 6 F. M., vl» Camden ud Amboy, AMommoda
lion (FreightandPassenger)—lst clast Ticket... I 21
„ do. 2d Claes Ticket... 110
Jugs F. SL. Tia Camden and Amboy, Accommo
dation (Freight and Passenger)—lst class Ticket. 2lf
_ _ Do. do. 2d Clast Ticket. ICQ
Tor Belrideie, Easton, Lamhertrille. Flemingtox,
Ac., at 8.90 P. XL. *
Tor Mount Holly. BwansylUe. Pemberton, and YJa
«entown> at'oA % l£.,2and£P. Mi
For Freehold at 6 A, M. and 3 P. M.
Tor Palmyra, Riverton, Delaneo, Beverly,Edgewa*
ter, Burlington. Florence, Bordentown, Ac., at 6 and
11.® A. M., 12.90, 3.80, 6,«, and ]IK P. IL. v Tha t*
and SP. IC. lines ran direct through to Trenton. .
: For Palmyra, Blyerton, Delaneo, Beverly.iasd Bur
lington, at 7 £ H. -*«™. M.
SwaiDbostvrrehtohi for.Brigtol, Burlington, and in
termediate places, at %H F. tf.
LIRSS FROM KB»SISfGTO|r ©SPOT WILL LEAVE
* AS FOLLOWB:
At 11.16 A. H., via Kensington and Jersey City*
viiAeiofllngtoairndJOTser’CltyVlXv *°°
A?9tS‘P. Jtf.TVia Kensington'and Jersey City, *°°
W«hlngt<roand Sew*XorJx Express. .♦.**. I 0Q
AtISSP. K. (Bight), via Kensington and Jersey City.
Washington and New York
The 8.46 P. M. Line will ran daily. All others Sun
days excepted. ■ !
For Buffalo. Dunkirk, Xlmira, Xthaea* OWesro. Bo
ehester, Binghampton, Great Bend. Montrose, Wilkes*
terra. Scranton, Stroudsburg, Water Gap. Mauch
Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, Belvidere, Easton,
liambertrille, Remington i Ac., at 7.16 A, K. Thli
line connects with the train leaving Easton for Uaueh
Chunk at P. M.
Tor.LaanbertvlUe at 5 P.M.on Saturdays only.
7 - M
: For Holmeebuxg, Tacony, Wissonominx, Brldesburg,
and frankford, ate A. M.,6, 6, and BP. M :
ASp*- Tor Bew York and Way Lines leaving Kensing
tonPepoi, take the cars on Filth street, above Walnut,
half an hour before departure. The cars run into tne
train ran from Cat'
JStt pounds of Baggage only flowed each passenger.
Passengers are prohibited from taking anything as bag
gage but their wearing apparel. AXI baggage oTerflrfy
pounds to he paid for extra. The Company limit then
responsibility for baggage to One Dollar per pound, and
wiH not be liable for any amount beyond $lOO, axeatt
by special contr&ei.
GrAfcam’B'Bagg&geExpreMWiireaU for and deUyai
baggageatthe Depots. Orders to he left at 80. 8 Wal
nut street, * WILLIAM H. GATEKBR, Agent
Aprils i serf
LIKES jfEOM MWIMi roi PHILADELPHIA,
Wtti ISATSFaojtTHB FOOT OF COOETLAHB BTRBB,
At 13 M. and 4P. M., via Jersey Citjrand Camden.
At 7.10, and mi A. M., 6P.M. and 13 (Night), via Jar*
sey City and Kensington. • '
From the foot of Barclay street at 6 A. K. and 2 P.M. *
via Amboy and Camden. '
From Pier 80. 1, Norihriver.at 12M., 4, andSF.M.
(freight and passenger). Amboy and Camden. ap3-tf
united
BSmmßßm Philadelphia,
■W WiWßßißilw ujcatoroii. amd balti-
MOEE HAILBOAD.
i • TIMB TABLE . .....
JJoßuneMtaF MOMDAY, APBIL 3d, 1055. Trriu
Will leaTe Depot, comer BBOAS Street ud WASHUfO
TOB Avenue, mm follows:
Express Tra&%at 4.06 A.M. (Mondays excepted), for
BaUlmore and Washingtoß, stopping at Wlmington,
PeriryvlUe, Havre de-Grace, . Aberdeen, Perrymu’s,
andMagnolia.'
Delaware Railroad Train at 7,45 A K. (Sundays ex
cepted) for Salisbury, Milford, and intermediate Sta
tions.
Way-Kail Train, at 8.15 A.M. (Sundays excepted),for
Baltixnore, stopping at all regular stations.
Express Train at 1 IfiP. M. (Sundays excepted) for
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Chester. Wil»
mlnMpn, Kkton, Perrrrille. and Eavre*de Grace.
ExpresS-Train at 3.55 P. SL (Sundays excepted) for
Baltimore and . Washington, stopping at Wilmington,
Bewark, Elkton, Borth*Bast, Perrwille, ;Havre-de-
Grace, Perryman’s, Hagnolidv and Stemmer’sßan.
Bight Express at 11.36 r. M. for and Wash-
stopping at Chesterionly to take Baltimore and
Washington paifeengers), Wilmington, Hewark, 'Elk
ion, North-East, PerryrUle, and flavre-de-Grace. %
Passengers for FOBTBEBS MOBBOB wIU take the
8.15 A “hTtrain.--.- “ : f
WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TBAIBS . .
Stopping af all Stations between Philadelphia and WU-
at 7 « and U A. M.,2,8.30, 6,7,
*ad lt> P- M, The BSO P. If. train connects with D#-
lawar* S. R. lor Milford and intermediate itationj.
, LeaTe-’WilminrtojiAt 6.45, 8, and 9.30 A.M., 2,4, 5.80
Mf16.30P.8L
Trains for Hew CasHeleare PMladelpWa at 7.45 and
uA ’ TminraA tkaSs pbom baltimobb.
&%£d&Ti>§3ig£ 9eir -*
heart Chester at 7.46,8.48,10.14 A. 11., 12.38, 2.48,
4.40, 8.14. 730. andAOSP. M;
- PBOM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA:
Leaye BaltlmoreS.aß A. M .Way MallrllOP.M.,
Express: 456P.M., Way Train; 8.36 P, H., Kspresa;
OJp. M., (Express \
TOE BALTIMOBB.
Leaye Chester at a 64 A. M., 1.60 and U.BO P. U. '
feave Wpmlngtott at 6.H.. 8.36 A. M., 226. AO9,
anTI3.3SP.tM. -
Trelrht Train, with PassentsrCsrattashea, will
leavs WUrnlngton tor PerryrUle and r Intermediate
stations aty.ioP. M- ._ ™1
• - : BDITDAT TBAUfS. . _
Bapress Train at 4.06 A. M. for Baltimore and Wagh
initon, stopping at Wilmington, PerryyUle, Havre-de-
Graee. Aberdeen, Perryman's.andKasiiolln. • < ■.
Bight Express ;et u.llT'P. M. for Baltimore end
Washington, etopping at Chester (for Baltimore and
Washington passengers), Wilmington, Newark, Bih
ton, JSorth-East, Parjyynle, and Havre de- Grass
Aosommodatton Train at 10 P. M. for Wilmington and
PHILADBLPHU.
, , Leave Baltimore at 8.28 P. M., stopping at Hayre-de*
Grace, Perryvllle.and Wilmington. Also stops at But
ton and Newark (to take passengers for Philadelphia
and leaye passengers from Wanhington or Baltimore),
and Cheater to leave passengers from Baltimore or
Laavt^miulngtoa for PhiladelphiaatB.SCIP. M. ’
ap3 - A t. RMBtET. Bnp't
1865. ®M» 1865.
PHIL ADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL-
SOAP. --TM* out Use' traTerae* the Sorthefta «ul
Sorthwert cotuuiu ot PaimsTlTaaia toib* tityof Irie,
on Erie. -
,It has been leased by tie PBHKfiTLWImA Uo*
_SOAI> COMMITS, and is operated by tbßm.l :
_ Its wastyMaed for suHbfHtsS frallht
* , ”**KK» 0» PiMEKOBIIhaAIIS AT PHnuDHUHI*. .
:Leaye Westward. _
Mail Train— —.. an T. M.
Lock Haven Accommodation Train..—... .8.00 A. Tt
- Passenger cars ran throtwb on Mall Train without
change both ways betweenFhlladelsbt* and Brie, and
MHmmu Midßri*- *.
Elegant Sleeping Cara on Elmira Express Trains both
ways between PMladeipMaiand Lock Haven,, rad oa
Emlr&'Bxprsse Train both ways between Williamsport
•orner'fmßTlßT^^^dAßKK^t”. Fh£adelpS l s. T
Jrf*Mm«r < T§Sl4urflt lt wd
MJIBKET Streets, Philadelphia.
J. W. BESUOLDB, Brie, . ,
J. M. Msf“~
Beneraiyreight p^adelpMa.
GeßerffSajuifer. Williamsport.
■mmmm
B&MIRA RAILROAD Lljf* toallpointcWßST.
The direct route for the T - „
.* JHilußAi yiAQABA FALIiSi ~
and sll'plAees to the Western and i Northwestern States
j - *
LeayeFblladelplila and Beadinr BaUroadDepoVThir.
toenth and CsUowhill street* idally, (Sunday! >«.
aepted), fortheEorthaudWe»Aaa;follow*:
MorninißxpreseatSAM . .
Afternoon Express at.Bf «» **■ i •-j
■Hakimra direct ooundetloutrithaH intariaetiMroad*.
FOB THROUGH TICKBTSIo. anypolut. andfurther
.particulars concerning thodtfferrat _routM, applyst
"’So TICKET OFFICE, *»5 OHBBIMDT Street.under
the Philadelphia Bank, and opposite the Custom
.. • *^-HlBS££!Sfc' ;
JOHN B» HITiLBS; .General Amt.
jtSL, ~ Thlrteenthm.d Callowhlll streets.
Bg—mi NORTH FENNBYL
IHHBRHi TAB IA RAILROAD For >
■ Faaeenger Train* leave theuecriDopot, THIRD Street,
mMOtt »*»•*■ daily (Sundaye exeepted), M
°A?Tio A M. AgrprMß) for Allentown.
Kas.li Chunk, HMletoa, Willlamiport, Wlkgg
bane. &c.
At 8. SO F. M, (Bzpreia) for Botblehem, Sac toe, A*.
At Aid P. ML for Bethlohem. liitentowm. Xaoah
llhiiiifc. .
ForDoyleetown at A6O A. H. asdllf T.U.
For Fort WashlnjfonatlLUP. M. ,
' For Lanedale at AidF. M, - ~t . .
White .are of the Second and TMrd-ctreeiaLfna City
Leave Bethlehem at 6.80 A. » 10.08 A. X»« UA6.11
' Doylestown at 6.3 D A. it and Ailß. X.
. Lear* Lansdale at 8.10 A; M. • ?
,
for Doyleetown ft AIOAM. and All
%o^wnforl^d^yMa^ ( j^^K t .
ritanmiii.,l west jersey
bailroad lirhs.
ST iSf BBW ABBABOBKMW^
On yd after MONPAY. May TOT 1866. Tralna will
leave fiom WALBIJT-BTBKBTPIBRaa follow*:
For CAPE HAT, and all plaeaggßßhot HlUrillO.Vat
old A M., passenger and IttMSffism* ;at Z.3DF. A,
KxpreeePae. enter. \
For MILLVILLE, BBlDafpHl'. gAHBM, and all Bb
termediateplaoos *onth of Sliiaboro, at 9.16 AH. and,
at Alii. #; M.,
For WOODBTOT. GLOCCBBTBBi&e.'. at Ald A M.,
ISOF. M., 4 P.,M. .and 6 StrP! M. r
KKTtiKff ran.
Heave Gape Kay at 5.30 A. ML, paiaenter, and 12 M.,
oniiesaer and freight .
Heave Millville at 7.36 A H., pasienier, and 3.80
P, M.» t>a**eßjzer,
Leave B rid xetoa at 0.40. A. M., passefectf? and 116
P. M. , passenger. , . ’ ' M
Leave Salem at «’2S A. Sl.,passenger, aa44P. K.>
M.. 8.45 A. M., and 6.18
at 7 A M..B.MA. K.. All) A M.,
*ud6 49P/8t- • ;• ■ - aefc ehTr
K A SpeoW Mwsenj^r
THB WWT 6BBSBX «?BBSB OOStf ,
will attend to aU-the u*nal branches of Knpreee Bnsi
lees, receive, deliver, and forward thronah other, re*
spoasihle £xpreraCompanzefl,to all part* of the eounfcnv
any article entrusted to them. M
xayiiiles, apv-tf
BAXLROAD USES.
er—— RARITAN AKE
■MUISM pilawabb baybailboab,
PHILADELPHIA XO BBOOKLYS.
PABK. M. EXOTLBfOI TTOKSm GOOD WOt
THKBB DAYS, *3.
. CBAHOB OP TIME. _ .
Passenger* for Express Traitrfor Tuckertefl, BaraeffUc
Toma Biver, Long Branch, and Brooklyn leave VIBE
BTBBBT FEBEY at 8 16 A. M., daily Chmdayt O
"T&UM. I IUFi ’WALL-BTIRHET YERHT. ElOpk'
lT vfxi Ttiffa for Atalon, Bbunosi, dM..
Ustm Ooofv’i Point. C»md«o, »,S' 90 A. M.
L. B. OOLB. Annt. Ctmdon.
EXPRESS COMPANIES#
f3g—o—a—3 THR ADAMS XX
PBBBS COMP AMI. o«re WU
OBEBTHUT Stroet, fonr»rd, P»re«l«. PrakUM. Mor
okudlM, Bank Botw, ud Bmdo. olthor bi lta owl
Staton _ A S. BAMDrOED..
fUI Oraand Bnno«lnt«ndut
PrSHBAIfCB.
JNSURANCB AGAINST
ACCIDENTS
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
BY THE
rBATKIIEBB’ ISSI'BAICI COMPAIT,
HABTPt BD. COBH.
capital... 0500,000.
nn. y. AIMS, Agent, 40i Walnut Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
GBRKAb ACCIDBBT POLIO US
Tor Five Hundred Dollars, with f 3 per week compen
sation, can be had for S 3 per annum, or any other sum
between $5OO and SIG.OOO at proportionate ram.
TSB DOLLARS PREMIUM . *
.Secures a Policy for $2,0C0. or $lO per week eompesea
tiox for all and every description of accident—travelling
or othe>rwi*er~uttder a General Accident Policy, at the
Ordinary Rate.
THIRTY DOLLARS PREMIUM
Secures a full Policy for $5-000, or s3sper week com
pensation* a* above, at ihe Special RaU* .
FOREIGN RISER.
Policies issued for Foreign. West India, and Califor
nia Travel. Rates can be learned by application to the
Office.
- , SHORT TIME TICKETS,
Arrangements are in course of completion by which
the traveller will be able to purchase, at any Railway
Ticket Offioe. Xnswranct ZVcteto for one or thirty days’
travel. ' Ten cents will buy a ticket for one day r s travel,
insuring $B,OOO, or $l5 Weekly compensation. * Ticket
Policies may be had for S, 8, and 12 months, In the same
manner.
Hasardous Risks taken at Hazardous Rates. Policies
issued for 6 years for 4 years premium.
. INBTICEMENTB.
i the rates orpremium are less than those of any other
Company covering the same risk.
Bo medical examination is required, and thousands
of those who have been rejected by Life Companies, in
oonsequenoe of hereditary or other diseases, san eseot
insurance in the TRAVELLERS’ at the lowest rates.
. Life Insurance Companies pay^no part ofthe priuclpal
sum. until the death oftheauured. The TRAVELLERS*
pay the loss or damage sustained by personal Injury
teneneoer ft occurs.
The feeling of security which such an insurance gives
to those dependent upon their own labor for support ■hr
worth more Hum money. Bo better or more eatisfae
tory use can be made ofsto small a sum.
sim. BATTERSOB, President.
RODNEY DEBBIE, Secretary.
G. F. DAVIS, Vl«« President.
HENRY A. DYER, General Agent.
Applications received and Policies-issued by -
WILLIAM W.wALLEB,
mhlS-mwfrShn 80. 40* WALBTJf Street.
TISLAWABB MUTUAL SAFETY
XJ IMSOKAMOB OOMFAMY.
IHCOEPOBATED BY THE LEGISLATURE Of
FEBHBYLYABIA.IB3B. _ •
OWICB 8 - WAi * OT
6.y«BBiul) ? ™ w^OT
V To nil prat, of the world.
3rKn ’ ’iMLAtrD nrSDBAMOBB
On Good., bT Mirer. Gracl, Lake, ud Laad OarrlW,
HkFmSDKAKas.”"
Db H.rekudlMjreD.rallY,
On Stores DweOfli* Horaaa, jn.
ASSETS OF THE COMP AMY.
. Movenroer I,IBM
,100.000 Unitwd Sain Yive Per Cent. Loan, OO
in,ooo " biz •• ’a. na ns on
70,000 •• Six *« ■■ S-Wa 70.00,00
100,000 Stata ol Famwjlwaiila Plt,P«t Gant.
Loan^.•««w«w,w,...«vra«» 93,865 00
04,000 State or PeuuFlvanla Six Par Oast,
Lora.. 00,818 00
133,000 City or Philadelphia Six Per Ct. Loan 133,030 87
30,000 PenMTWaoia Railroad Ptrst llort
. . iraeSlx Per Cent.Bonda~--...~. 33,000 00
00,000 Pennsylvania Baflroad Second Mort
p*e Six Per Cant. 80nda63,350 00
18,000300 Bharee Stock Germantown Gaa
Company, principal and Interact
rnarrateed hr Ihe city of Phlladal-
' phla„,. 10,800 00
8,600 ISO Shares Stock Pennsylvania EaU
- road Company..... 8,100 00
0,00 100 Shares Stock north Pennsylvania u
Railroad Company.-*.-. 3,000 00
00. United States Treasury CertlScatee ot
Indebtedness..— 48.430 00
80.000 State of Tennessee Eire Per Ot. Loan. 13,000 00
38,700 Loans on Bond rad Mortaaie, amply
secured.. .138,700 00
8008,360 Par. Cost*B42.loo 60. Msrketraltie.BBo7.eS7 87
Seal Estate... 96,000 00
Bills receivable tot Insurance* made. 118,390 A
Balances doe at Agencies.—Preml- ; .
- ; tuns on Marine Polioles Accrued i.
Interest, and other debts due the
0 C0mpany.........—.........t..... 38.781«
Scrip rad Stock or sondry Insurance ,
and other Companies, *4.308. Bell- , __
_ mated yalne —.......- 3,320 00
Cash on deposit with United 1 : - ,
States Government, subject
to ten days’ aai1..—.......100,000 00
Cash in Banks, 68,164 98 .
Cash In Drawer——., 637 66 .
' ■ '*■ — - ——*168,893 48
DIEBCTOEB:
Thomas O. Hand, Samuel A Stokes,
John O. Dayla, J t. Penlston. ~
Edmond A. Bonder, Henry Sloan.
Theophllns PatHdln*. YTOliraiG. Boulton,
John K. Penrose, Edward Darlington,
James Traqealr, St Jones Brooke,
Henry C. Dallen, Jr., Jacob F. Jones,
James C. Hand,. James B. McFarland,
yiniam C. Lttdwla, Joshua P. Em,
Joseph H. Seal, Spencer UcSV tine,
deone G. Lelpu, John B. Semple, pitlahur
Hugh Craig, A. B. Berger, Pittsburg
Kobert Burton, ■- ■
THOMAS C. HAND. President.
C. DAVIS, Vise President.
■ JISEI LTLBQMf, awttey, • . idMy
THE RELIANCE INSURANCE COM-
A FAirr
, ... OF FEIHABBHFHLL : .
Oeomrated In 1841. Charter FerpotnaL
OFFICE 80. 808 WAHBBT STBBBT.
. . CAPITAL, #3OO, 000. . „
Inrarea axalnet loee or daman by 8188 Honeee,
Btoxee, and other Bnlldlnn, limited or perpetual: and
on Furniture, Good., Warea, xndMardiandiM, lnTow*
or Conntrv. ■ • ■ ;•.
LOSSES PROMPTLY AOJtJSTBD ARD PAID,
ASSETS. *400.068 71.
_ . _ Inverted in the foliowlni Seenrlttee, vlriJ* A■'
Firat Horteaceaon CIW Property, wellaonued *_lbs,ooo*oo.
United Stale. Government Hoane~»»«»« 141,000 00
Philadelphia City * per eent. L0an........... <O,OOO 00
Ponnaylvanla U,000,000 6 per oeut. Loan~~ IAOOQ 00
Pennaylvania Byroad Bond., font andn
nndKortaate»^«BAOOOQO
Camden and Amboy Bailroad Company’* <
per «nt. H0an.~.,.~» 6,000 00
Philadelphia and Reading Bailroad Com- -
- paay’e * per eent. Loan.—.►« 6.000 00
Huntinrdon and Broad Top 7 per eent. mort-
gage houdi. 4,600 00
County Fire Inenranee Company's Stoik..« 1.0(0 08
Koohaniat'Bank Stoek...Aooo 00
Commercial Bank of Ponnaylvanla Stock—— 10,000 00
UniouMutuallniuranee Gompany’eStook... B*o 00
Bellance^lmurante Company or Phlladel- ... ... ..
phia’* Stocheve e l>« e »«« H e 1(000 00
Accrued latorwt«-*ve..... . o t w4S,
Cash In bank and on band 1M»»
♦mown
Worth atpreaeht marketjgtUwMMMm *14.390"n
DIEKCTOEB.
Clem Tlnaley, William Rt»T*n*on.
Wm. E. Thoinpeon, Bonj. W. ftnclay,
William Homer, Marshall Hill,
Samuel Blsphuo, Charles helaod,
H.l. Canon, 3. Johoaoo Brow®,
Eobert Steen, .
_ _ CLEU TIBGLEY, Fleeldeat
Thomas O. Secrota:
pßitmaUHia. Baeemtei i»l9-H
A MERIC AN FIRE INSURANCE
OOMPAJOr. Incorporated 1810. CHABTBBPW.
PBTUAXi. Ho. no WAJjHUT Stn«t, abort Third,
Philadelphia.
HaTina a larm yald-nyCapltal Stoak and Snrplo* lm
yeatedln eonnd and aYntlable Securitie*, continues to
torero on BrreUtoo. Stores, Pamttare, JfarefcwdlMi
Vessels laport and tfc sir Ouim, ud other Personal
Property. 1U lossatßfceraUyandpromptly adjnatad.
Thommi K. Haris, I James X. Campbell.
John Welsh, Bdnmnd 0. DntiJLh,
Samnel 0. Morton, Charles w. Ponltney.
Patrick Brady, I Israel Morris.
JohnT. Bewu, I
- _ _ - THOHj
kLBEKT 0. L. Caawronn.
UIKE INSURANCE ESOLTJBIVBI.Y.
J THB PKmrSTLTABXA TIBS UrSTTKANCB COM
FABY-Incorporatedim OHAKTBB PBBPBTUAL.
to. 810 WALBTJT Strafe opposite Independence
Company, fityorably known to Uteedmißaattr
for nearly forty years, continue* to Insure asainst Lom
m Draw by Fire, on Pnbli* or Prjyate
either permanently or for a limited time. Also, on Ptrr
oltnxe, Stocks, aoods. or Merchandise renerally, on
IHmhu terms.
Their sapltal, toaetler »Jth * larte Sttrplo* Bund, la
Invested In the most sarefnl manner, wUeh eusbles
them to offer to the lnsnxed tut undoubted seenrity in
the east of loss. , __
. _•(.... - JHBBOTttRS.
Jonathan Fattoraoa, ,
Alexander Benson, .
Isaao Hulohnrat,
Thomas Boblna. , _
Woluk G. Qaowmm,. g
A NTHRACITE INSURANCE COM
PAHY.-Anthorl»d Capital 9400.000-CHABTXB
PBBFSTHAL. ■ ~■ -
OSes No. 311 'WA.LXHT Street, betweenThlrd and
fourth street*, Philadelphia. :
This Company will bums a*sin *t Lees or Bamsce by
Tin, on Bulldlnss. Pnrnltnre. and Merchandise ms
S. Marine Ineturaneee on Yeaeels. Cstsoee, u<
lie. Inland Ineuraneeto all parte of the Union.
_ , BHtBOTOBB.
William liter, Basis Pearson,
D.~ Luther, Peter Seller,
Bowls Audettried, J. 8 Baum.
dShn ETBlMklrtia. William P. Dean.
Joseph Maxdeld, John ICatcham. ~
WILLIAM BSHBB, ftealdsat.
WM. p. BUB. Ties President.
W. M. Bnm. Secretary. *pS-tl
INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE
A STATE OFPBN»BYLVAiriA.-OPFtCB Bos. 4 and
0 EXCBABGB BUlXiDlßOSjnorth Bids of WALHOT
Straetibetwees BOOK and MIBB Strests. Phlladel
phia*
IBOOBPOSATBB n m IJM-CHAOTBS PHBPBTOAJi.
capital $900,000.
PBOPBMIBS OP OOMFAMS, PXBBUAST 1.
MAEIBB, PIKA
. IHSUBABOB.
„ „ BIBBOTOKB.I m
Henry D. Bharrerd, Tobias Warner,
Charles tfaeslesier, Thomas S.Watson,
William 8. Smith, - Hoary O. Frssman,
William B. White, Charles 8. Bowls,
Seorte H. Stuart, Geone 0. Carson, *
Samvel Chant, Jr., Edward O. Knight,
* HMmV®BBES, PreiMant.
Wxsxujt Habpxb* Becwtary. PQI»-g
17AMS INSURANCE COMPANY,
A 80. 40S CHESTBUTibtbht.
PHILADELPHIA, »
HO ABB IBLAMB IBBOKABCB. t
Praneleß. Bnek, W ** < j To *J>hn W. BrmuLl
Charles Blchardson, 1 Bobertß. Potter,,
Hsnrp Lewie. John Kesaler, Jr.,
Bamoel Wriskt, I S. B,Tgtet
P. B. Justice, | Charles Stokes,
W. I. BiiA»g»*nD. Secretary. jaM-U
COAL,
Goal.— sugar loaf, beaybr
-MIABOW, and Using Mountain iehlaßQoal, and
best Locust Mountain, from Schuylkill. pr* pared ox
pressly for family oso. Depot, IT- w, oorner SIfIHTH
and WILLOW Btreete. Ofiss’.Bo. All* South SIOOHD
Street. Capfrtfl J. VALTOB & CO.
fTSLMBOLD’S 'EXTRACT BTJCHO
*Umln*:umptom*, ladlfno trootmeat is ■nbaittop,
tO. »OB»mPPtlOB. IttHigty <g wUiitt* tu «p*p«
TTPWardb 0¥ thirty thousand
sartttssiss Mu’, TAHrtMm>P(i»tQry letters hsya hoy
WlToda SttMtlp/tko merits of HKLMBOI* 'S GS»
HDIM PBBPAIUTIOIIB, many of whloh are from
the hlahoat savrses, lnelndlnt ondvont «iat,eem*B. *l«.
»mo«,«HYarnc»i, Btataladm, St,
81.3CFL664 01
tS X. MABIB. President.
Boorotary. hB-M
Denial Smith* Jr. >
John Deyereua:,
Thome# Smith*
I Henry Lewis,
rharn yeHU •
IATTORSOjr, l ATTORSOjr, MUftlSt.
Mcretery. _
AUCTIOiT SALES.
PUHSTEPS, BBINLB'E', & T CO;,
X *O. #l5 CBJBTNUT and 611* JiXS* Btmts.
SALE of FXENCB DBT BOOTS.
SftSr w2®* «33d?».«« W»
4LpolTAl.E^§“l« B^""iT * BB0^?ER?i
importation of messes soleliaq XSJBSS.
Jfayßtlb, at 10° cloak, 800 cartons bonnet u#Wm;
’ •omprttlng fall lints of the Newest
colors, fli,:
delotortbbona*' 4 814 * WM,e » black, and colored Fbult
carbine Mo. white, black, sod colored ponltie
cole rib dob*. w
eartoue KK26op]*id and t*oche Aimed xlbb on*.
cartons I£@Bo plate and brocbe fSvnrad riabons.
cartons <w|ooaxti» heavy black *xi>e*rain ribbons*
cartons 4@I«0 extra white- maos and perl®
ribbons.
cartons IC@SO triple chain waits made »ni perla
rt Al“o. S if<»? lSSjfi'&ena IdfSk «Uk TOWctrtbbonir.
1@!0 Lyons black, wilts,'And colored edgecatsnrlb
bon*BLACK GEOS BE BHINKS ANDABMBBBS.
30 pieces «®34 ineh heavy blaclc gw» de Shines.
20 pieces 27@40 ineh heavy black armors*.
A1 "°' ffi ‘ r i l o n Mrdo»OßOASH;
ON FEIBAT.
4 bales fanners' heavy brown shirtings.-
3 cases corset jeans.
2 eases heavy plaid Unsays.
2 cases miner's flannels . _
Also, bleached muslin*. brown drills* eaonssinw>
saitlnets, melioas. A« , • .
M THOMAS & SONS, .
• Mos. 139 and 1« Sooth FOURTH Street.
Public Bales of Beal Bata to and Stocks, at th*Bk
choose, ©Tory TUESDAY, at 12 o’clock.
Sale Mos. 139 and 141 Sooth Fourth street.
EXCELLENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, * PIANO'
FOBTBS. GRAND PIANO, CABINET ORGAN. *
FRENCH PLATE MANTEL AND PIBB MIRKORB.
FIB*. PROOF SAFE. BOOK CASES, OFFICE FOB
NITURB, HANBkOMB CARPETS, Ac.
CABO. - Onr sale onThirraday morning. at 9 .'clock,
attheanction store, will comprise oner 990 lots excel
lent household furniture, solte drawtns-room fnmi
-tare, 4 piano fortes, grand piano, cabinet organ, by
Mason A Hamlin, 4 ft no Franck prats mantel and pier
mirrors fire proof safe, by Farrell A Herring, office
fnrnltnre, book cases, beds and- bedding, handsome
Brnteel and other carpets. Catalegusa now ready, and
the articles arranged for examina lon.
TO BUILDERS AND OTHERS.
MABBBLiZBD SLATE MANTELS.
' Also, 18 marbelized slate mantels.
Sale at No. 1808 WalHde street. .
-SUPERIOR FURNITURE. FRENCH PLATE MIBKOBi
BOOKCASE, GAS FIXTURES, BRUSSELS GAB
PETS, AC.
THIS MORNING, ,
May 3d, at 10 o’clock, by catalogue, at No. 1808 wal
ace street, the anterior walnut parlor fnrnltnre. 2 cot
tcgeanltc, walnnt eecretary and bookcaae, get fixtures,
fine carpeta. Ac.
N®“ May be examined at S o’clock on the morning of
sale.
BALE OK BNGLIBH AND AMBRICAN BOOKS, IL
-IDBTBATED WO EES, &e
OJT WEB9EB&AT AMD THUBSDAT aFFESEOOES,
May 3d ana 4th, valuable Baalish and American
books, illustrated works, Ac.
PBBEMPTJBT SALS OVjAUmWIT AKB HODJ&K
OIL PAINTINGS.
ON FRIDAY MORNING,
Hay 6th, at the auction store, will he sold at }1
o'clock, without reserve, a collection of oil pafattagSj
Inrold and modem artists, various subjects. * i
For particulars see catalogues and the pictured,
which will be'arranged for examination three days
previous to sale.
Sale on the premises, No. 1486 North Thirteenth street
HANDSOME RESIDENCE A»D PORNITUBR.
OH FRIDAY MOSSING-, _
May 5. at 10 o'clock, will be sold on the premlsea/the
handsome three-story brick messuage, with three-story
backbuilding.
Also, after the sale of real estate, the surplus house
held furniture.
JjSF- Handbills now ready. - *-««
Sale for account oflbeUnDotfitatea - - s -
WOOL AND COTTON CUTTlNa&TifiSwir ME,
FAPE&! IKON, Ac.
„ - - Of SATURDAY MOSSING,
Hay 6,nt 10 o'clock, at the auction store, a quantity
of wool and cotton cuttings, ke.
Also, 75 iron bedsteads (broken) 4 090 lbs.
JtST Catalogues are now ready.
_ Sale fdr account of the United States,
lEOH BOILERS. STBnM DRUM. IRON, ZING, ROPE.
METAbIO BOAT. Ac.
ON SATURDAY,
i May 6. at 12 o'clock nobs, atthe national Iron Works,
1 Ealgbn'aPoinfc. N. J , without reserve, for account of
States—4 old boilers, 100,816 lbs; steam drum,
4,164 Jfcs: cast iron, 4,235 lbs: wrought iron, 3.825 fbs;
ztnc,&A2o fas: rope, 265 lbs: 10blocks, 4. 6, and Binch;
m«ta)ie boat (broken); old hawser; 6 pair shrouds; jib
stay: eapstain (broken). _
Full particulars in catalogues now ready.
Executors* Sale, Broad street.
HOUSEHOLD FINE NAWSHI CHINA,
CUT GLASS WARE, WaSS, FIRR
PROOF, Ac *
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING.
May 10. at 10 o'clock, at No. 359 South Broad street,
the entire household furniture, by order or executors;
aise. a columns Giant's Gangway.
A® 1 * May be examined on the morning of sale, at 8
o'clock, with catalogues.
• Public SCe, -
199 SETS BIX-MOLB HARNESS.
ON SATURDAY.
- May 20th, at 12 o’clock noon, at the auction store, will
be sold at public sale, by order of the Quarter Hast*r's
Department, 0. S. A, >
l»9 sets of six - mule wagon harness; irregular,
temples may be seen three days previous to sale, at
ice suction store.
Term* cash. By order of CoL W. W. Mcßim* 0. 8.
A.„Chief Quarter Master, Philadelphia depot.
EfcOOTT, Jr., AUCTIONEER,
• IOEO CHESTNUT Street
GREAT SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS.
Mr.B. SCOTT* Jr., has hired the store. No. 1090
CHESTNUT Street, expressly to sell a collection of over
three hundred paintings, from the American Art Gall©
rys New York. (established lor the encouragement of
native art.) This, the third annual sale, will take
places on the’evenings of 9th, 10th, andllth, at.7J*
o’clock.
In the colleetion are splendid specimens of landscape,
figure, marine, fruit, and historical*: pieces, pas telle
paintings, and crystal madaUlons.-all of which are ele
gantly mounted in fine gold-leaf frame*. ■
As they all will be sold at- auction, without reserve,
we would advise lovers of pictures to not fail to attend.
Among the principal we may mention: "The CatskiU
Clove," by O -!A- Sommers; “Clearingup of Snow-
Storm," “Earle Nest;" Ac.,by same artiste: “Spring
and Summer,” signed J. D. ; “Head of THUn,’’ by
Jacques, of Paris;' /’Mary, Queen of Scots," by
Matthews; “The Shadow," and "Spring Flowers"
(Psstell), Ac. -
The “Crystal Medallions" are something new, and
make a yery handsome parlor ornament.
Some of the nxfet able artists have contributed to the
Institution. mySSt
PHILIP FORD & GO., A.UCTIONEBRB,
1 IUBKET ud SHS OOHXSROB StrMt*.
SAWS OF 1,»00 CASES BOOTfi.SHOS^BKOGAES.&C.
* Off TfIUBSOAT MOEHIfIG,
May 4tfc, eommeaetajcatlO o'clock precisely, will He
sold by catalogue. 1,200 cases ma&’t, boys*, youths*,
calf, kip, andgrain boots, brogans.’balmoraU, gaiters,
Oxford ties, &e. Women’s, misies*, and ehtldsecaif,
kip, coat, kid, sad morocco heel boots and shoes, gaiters,
slippers, Ac,, from Urst-class city and Eastern manu
facturers.
' FOB SAUE AIVD TO LET.
m A BABE CHANCE.
MTOL S T- M .g»a gTOBg
So. 917 OHBSMTO SfeMt
Good Will and Fixture, for Me. _ao2B-6l*
m GERMAKTOWK COTTAGE,
with;everr city convenience, for sale or exchange
for a neat city Residence Apply to
.. ap29 fit B. r. QLBffJT, 133 South FOUBTg St
MFOR SAXjE— A SUP E*R IO R
MAFBIOET and large LOT, on Frankford Road,
near Allegheny avenue, built in the most substantial
manner, with every modern convenience, with carriage
house, Ac, This is a most desirable residence either
for winter or summer. The new passenger railroad
will pace by the door.
Also, several very desirable Cottages in Germantown
and otker desirable localities B. F GLBttSr,
_ X»3 South 50BKTH Street.
ap29 and & W. comer Seventeenth and Green.
m FOB SALE.—A VERY i PLEA
MSAHT COTTAGE on ilia Old Tori: Boad, fire mile*
from ihlts city,
A rery pleasant COTTAGE on Johnson: and Green
streets, Germantown.
_ A Tory pleasant COTTAGE on East Walnut Lane,
Germantown.
And many others variously
Also a large ntunfeer of Farms, Houses, and Building
Lots, B, F. GC.TSNS,
IX3 Soatb rbtJRTH Street,
apli and S. W, corner Seres teent fa. and Organ.
MgOB BALE—A BEAUTIFUL gfk
FARM andCOUBTRI SEATS. offorty m aE
on Chuuk lane, Darby township, four miles bom Mar
kst- street Bridge. .Possession u be had immediately.
Apply to JOHN WHITBLY, oa the premises, or to
JOEL S. PERKINS,
>p4-lm* AS Sooth FBONf Street.
m FEIVATB SALB—MI £IT ART
■* BOABDIHG SCHOOL, near Philadelphia, in au«.
%essful operation, with furniture of all kind*. Appa
ratus Boohs. Gunn. &o. »at a very low Jftcnra. Apply
to SOHSKfitSKHOR® & BABTCmOFT. 51» ASOH
ap4»lm* • ; -
£ PRIVATE BALE—BEAUTIFUL flh
SUMMER RESIDENCE, estate of Df. 8. A -E
Bsrton. Fine house tad ontbnUiiUiim, splendid shade
and brut treee, eight mens of ground, one and a half
mil** bom railroad—six dally trains Address Bey. J.
HENRY BARTON, Village Green. Pa,
Boldverylow. apd-Im*
®A SQUAN BEACH FARM FOR
BADE.—A valuable and Tery desirable Property
of Two Hundred Acres bordering,an the Ocean sb
Honan Bivtr. Mew Jersey, adjoining the fsrm of
mas Cools. Price low and term* essv. •
E WRIGLEY ACtKV
apB9-8t» Mo. fax Sonth FOURTH Street^
TJOR BALE— r'l !
X! VALUABLE OH* BANDS'*
a WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO, ANUBRNNSYLVAHTA.
Inquire of LS.WdE.ii. HOUPT,
apld-lm* . - 3»8 FhllM*.
QIL LEASEB FOR BALE.
THE LEWEHYX PETROLEUM COMPACT
will sell on favorable tenns a few Tilnable
OIL LEASES
of property situate on
DUCp CJSBBK, OHIO.
The Company Is also prepared to make liberal ar
rahgcmente wlth responsible parties with a view to de
velops mere rapidly a portion of their valnahle terri
tory.
For particulars, apply at the Company’s office, Ho.
138 South THIRD Street, second story, front.
WILLIAM M. SMITH. Treasurer.
. 0. T. BENEDICT, Secretary. ap24mwf6t
OTL LANDS IN WEST VIRGINIA—
v/ THREE HUBDBBD ACERB of valuable Territory
on Sonth Fork of HUGHES KIVBR, Bitcbie county.'
It is in the line of the great upheaval, and near the
celebrated ABFHALTUM DEPOSIT. The surfaeelndi
cations of Oil are abundant and wells ere about to be
sank on the adjoining tract. Title verfect. For for*
ther partionhtra, address , J- 8 POLES,
apld-swgt Washington. D. C,
rpRUSTEES’ SALE.
DELAWARE OOTJHTY
PASSENGER RAILROAD COMPANY.
The undersigned, mortgagees or trustees named In a
sertsln mortgage dated July 2d. IS6O, recorded la S%-'
deiphia county, in Mortgage Book A. D. 8., No. M,
page,S9l. by which the above-named Company, tose
eurebonds issued by it, haa mortgaged Its road or rail,
way, including Mm iron rails, sleepers, moss ties, sills,
airing pieces, and til other parts or por«oM of the so
pm structure of said railway, together with; all thecor
pontte rights, powers, liberties, PfiyUeges. aadfraar
chites of said Company, and its tolls, rente, ,
Incense, and profits; and together SUo with
estate, real and personsL of said Oompar £
its cars, horica, harness, provision and eqiUpmentsjnw
toWaa3 r > A
ON THD 3d DAN OF FIFTH MONTH fStayh JT*XT,
At 2 o’clock P. M.,
AS THE HOWARD HOUSE.
In Upper iwrbytbwnshfe. Delaware, ooenf y, PA, the
v • Weatera Terminus of said Boas .
SaldToairuoswithaslEgle trackand Piraoutsfrom
Lof«y. eos«t» In WasluPh Jladelphi*. it connects
PhiladelphiaF&amtmFeaiiway. west
ward the Philadelphia « Obiter Thrn*
pike road ahoutfourHiilas, to Iho *£% Howard Hoosa.
TV* personal propotty of tfco Comp%&y cqnsifit» of two.
cars {which may ha Mem at said Havazd.Houao), three>
hbTo*«t * l ot ofigianiss*. s \
7fhe undersigned win require ftv. e hundred dollars to
bo paid at the time of aale. upon Signing the contractor
fIOTTON AND FLAX BAILsDUCK
v> and CANVAS, of ail numberitand brand A
Tent Awning. Trask, and Wagon-cover Duck. Also,
Paper Manufacturers’ DrSarFen*, bom one to dye ft*}
wife; PanllnA Boltinjr.
no *& 103 JflMEy A&i,.
CHATTERER CKJNSTITUTiONfTIUk
® STOBIP by HNMIiQLD*S IST6AQS EDOHI,
AUCTION NgAjygS-.
JOHN B. MYBBB &~^praCTK%
o XBKB, If oB. »3» ud 5i3*m\ZKSK Strwst
SABS BUHBSASS&I*
„ OS TMUBSOaT, '
May Ith, we will mil, for amount of Wteia it 0 .
by catalogue, tor caaß, 110 pJew»'*n Kr |£J
IABGE Posirrvs sals or ssinsu. rsss cg
_ OBXMAB, AMD D jMESHOfcDKt GOODS (,a *
we will bold a large Bale of toMjjn and dome,a j
mode by catalogue, on a credit cffojtr month. a a j
” ’ ©» THURSDAY MOSSIkO,
May i»lv o’clock, embracing About 90k, puks^at Hj
lots of staple and fancy artlcfes la woof*'*' worsteds
linen®. lUkii and cottons, to which weinVi **ethe atw.
tion of deafen. t \
BT. 8.-HSampJeeof the same wilkbearraav«d forex,
sminatien with catalogues early bn the at wuiqg <«
the sale, when dealers wilt find itt© fh«r ivt*re«* to
attend.
LARGE SALE 07 FOREIGN AND DOMESnGDfIt
00008
Included in. our sale of THXIIUHUftt* May 4th . mi
he found in part the following, viz; , -
hales brown and bleached shaet&ft of £srih*blt
brands. Jj
—hales brown and bleached', sfctitfng* and
desirable brand*. * r „w* ‘ * a
~~ eues scarlet wool, angola* whifSr miners, u i
minted fi&nnels. 1 Ti ,
bßiea and brows Osnton faaaelm wai.
Z & nc r'=>B«dor prlßto. : .* -y
_ Maocbs.ter and Scotch glagb«»r»« plcf*,.
Ke I W“ 4 pruX.
_ obMk»*&| ticU »*»- .bitting rfripm. spng
— ***** d<ndmc, eottoiiadm. print,*
cares colorea and bl.ck cambric, paper m,,,,..
-■■ andsilasia* ” I Di
MtUbeto meltons,
MSIMIHaIfT TAILORS’ GOODS
FuH lines aix lachapelle. Belgian and English ch*i.
feicycoating*, xneltose* doeskins. Ac. **►
Large lines black and colored Italians and R&tt n Am ,
chines Ysstfncs. Ac. * a »•
T LUJEIf GOOBS
A flne assortment of and ,£M B&rntlsr !«»*»
sheetings, brown &Bd3>leachtd dan asks,,ttunuii, ou
low- case, and fronting fine»». *- ' , _
Also, brown and* bUaehed double damask fcafa*.
cloths. Buck and Turkish bath fringed towel*, d a PdS i
napkins, doylies, linen cambrfei»andkercbUfs,4k, ’
Also, linen drills, ducks, burlaps, canvas* Ka*&
tod American wash, Spanish, bier, ana blouse liasas,
° DRESS GOGDB
- Superior assortment of Paris delaines, mozamhu)**.
poUde chevrcs, mohairs, alpacas, lustres,
printed lawns, poplins, balmoral akirta., Ac.
DRESS BILKS. .
Black trot du Bbln. taffetas, grok grain*, lustring
doable anoure*. grog d’Afric, plain and fancy pouit£
soles* arcs do Basies, ckdiliiesy foulards, feaey silks.
Ac., Ac.
LARGE SPECIAL BAM OF. GERMAN COTTOff
HOSuBaX. GLOVES Ac,
Off FBIOAY,
May fith. by cataioaae, on four mouths credit,
7,000 BOZdSI HOSIER?, GLOVES. Ao .
Large invoke German eoiton hosfery, conai»tlai of
full lines of men’s and boys’ heayy brown,-white. *&|
mixed hall hose, all grades
Women’s, misses’, and cMldten’efn* bhmched and
brown and slate hoee,
Women’s, misses’, and children’s Ine dlsle thread
mix«d and openwork hose and K hose. y .
The above comprise a spletdld assortment or goods,
of a very favorite make, and-are wosthy of speeial at
tention. •■ “ '•■ •
Also full lines men’s and women’s Pariakid. Berlin,
silk, lisle, tod cotton ghuvas . ,
Also, full lines of shirts and drawer*, travelling
shirts, hoop skirt}, snn and tain *ewta*e
Spool cotton, silk bandkerchisEs aad ties, notions As.
fOSESTVB SALE 07 CABPETpIQS, BBBGGEPB.
MATTIE GS, Ao.
oir sato&day moreieg.
MayAtb.atU o’clock, wiUbo<eid,by easalogue.onfour
months’ credit, about 260 pieces lieh ipvai tapaairy.
Brueeels. printed felt, superfine anaf fine legnig.
royal damatk, list, Wap. cottage, aad
rag csrpetlugs. Canton and cocoa montage. Ac., ««.
tearing a choice assortment ot superior goods, wiuck
early on the monaing of tala.
SALE 07 75BVGH, ISTDIA
DRY GOpBS, Ac.
■ KOKtsifld,
' will be sold by catalogue, * K
AMD LOTS
of French* India, ter man. and British drygoods. At,
embracing a large and choice aetorlh^iiitr,of fano aoi
staple articles in silk, worsted, woolen. Hten, and cot.
ton fabrics. t»- - v .
E. B. *—Samples of the same will be . arranged forex
aminatiop, with catalogues, eat It on tho’mornioc ot
the sale, when dealers will find it to their interest to
attend •
LA3OE 7EBSM7TOBY BALE 07 BOOK S&OBB,
BROGA7B. ABMY GOODS, TKAVELMEG EAGi
StKAW GOODS. Ac.
Off TUESDAY MOBBING,
Hay 9th. at ID o’clock, will be sold, by catalogue, oa
four months’ credit about LlOO packages boots, shesa
brogans, cavalry bools, Ac., embgaring a prims end
ftweh.'awiortment of seasonable goocc of city and East*
ern manofactu'e.
Will bo open for examination with' catalogues on
morning of sate.
"DABKITT & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
” S3O MARKET Street, corner of BANK.
BOTICE to cm abd cochteZ " msschabt?—
PCSEMITOBT BALE OF 1,300 LOTS tOSBIOS
ABD DOMESTIC DBT GOODS. I
this moksibg.
May 3, at 10 o’clock- viz:, the of a dry goods
jobbing house, comprising
800 pieces s, A. 6, 6, -S. and S-quarten bleached broara
sheetings and shirtings, beet brand*.
SOO piecee black alpacas, merinos, dress grooda, Ac.
Also, SCO pieces black broadcloths, black and f&aey
spring cassimcresi repellant cloths, rioakings, mel-
BEBK&&T0BY BALE OF 4,000 DOZEN WOO LBS
HOdIBBY. ’ :
Without reserve, atlOKo’elzck. for cash* 4.009 dossa
men’s best quality anny ali- wool half boss-
AlsOvl.OCO dozen ladle*’, misses’. and children’s all*
* wool hose. 17 dozen woolen jackets, Ac.. As.
' JW* NOTICE —The above etosk of horiery ViU be
sold without any reserve, to riosl a concern
1 Also, atli o’clock, peremptory salepf 2.003 pairs la.
dies’city mad a sewed 1 asttng gaiters.
Also, Bt<jc* of boot#* shoes, haimoj* l *, As.
standard brow*, dsills.
Bales Pepperel’s, J Boot B, Rock'River, Ac.
Also, invoices cotton hosiery, sasoendtrs; notions. As.
OF 40 Iff OH BURLAPS.
S.COO yards beet Quality 40 iddh liaea bagglni-
PANCOAST & WABNOCK, AUC-
A %lomSBS. E,O MABKBT Start.
LA ROE POSITIVE SALE OF 800 .LOTS AMBEICAH
ADD IMPORTED DRY OOODS. LIBRt, ASS MIL
EBSRgF: aOODS.-SMBOIDBRaft HOSIBST
GOODtf, &A,&c , Ac . CTcfttalorae,
THIS MOKSIJSG.
K»y Bd, 1866, commencinf At 10 o’clock. In.lnded uSi
be found a fall ci>a complete avorlment of teasoaabl.
(cod. worth, the attentloiroL barer*..
Incloded , .
BLACK SILK CLOAKS.
601otcMl.B’zew..tTaii. spring utylea black Bilk
cloaks, coats, sacks. And ci tenure, al) richly lace Amt
bugle trimned. mwmfaetnrwLtor best city calec.
• b.ooodoJTl. C. HAWDKBRCHIEFS.
Alco, 2,000 dot. ladies’ % plain and hemstitched,
cents* plain do., hemmed & and chtdli-n’splainA..,
hemstitehed % L. C. bdkfs—A full lins of low to Tory
fi t\d> ..
PARIB DRESS GOODS.
An Invoice of choice Styles and'colors Paris plaid and
striped dress goode. broche and thlhet shawls, Ac.
EMBROIDERIES, LACS VEILS. Ac.
Aleo, embroidered jaconet and camerie trimmings,
collars, setts, waists, infant robes, Ac. » _ .
Also, late and choice styles Puda lace veils, Paris
grenadine and tissue veils. Ac- ,
Also, centslpore linen shirt fronts.
RIBBONS, MOLMBBI GOODS, AND TRIMMINGS.
Also, choice colors poult desoistpqnnet ribbons, Nsa
d@6 trimming ribbohs. fancy trimmings, bugle gimp*,
bugle buttons, bonnet silks, silk, laces, mallnas, nett
artificial dowers, crapes. Ac._ . .
HOOP SKIRTS, CORSETS, HOSIERY GOODS, AND
% NOTIONS.,' - ■
-Also, SCO doz. ladies’ and misses', steel-spring hoop
skirts. ? '
200 do* mechanical woven corset*.
Ladies’, gents’, and, ehlldren’ecothm hosiery, head
nets, head dresses, pooket walltta, spool thread, Hike,
sateattllN>ld> &«. '
STOCK OF MUitHTRIET GOODS.
Mro, THIS MOSBUHGp the entire stock of s city r®-
tail muliaery store. comprJMiif eat rthboas. artificial
fiowersa sUks. empes. Ae. , fra,
IgASOS FOSITIYB BALE OF 350 GifißS STRAW
GOODS, tot ettalogoE on
FBLDAY HOKSJJrOc -v
Met sth* 1565, compri&ins & fall ss&crtmeai of xnoet dt*
tiraWe shapea sad stvlga-
sHippore.
port e* 8ATOBBAlB» ts om first.wraTT eßoto Fin
Street, PhilndelphiA, &ad. Xsonc WiU&rfy BostoiL.
The SAXOIf, Gapt KEtthewa. will oil
frcxc FMlEdelxihJA for Bostcm. OB''Bxrnrd»r» KEyB,Et
IGA if.. EcdateiroEhlpSOsiUJli GEpt, Baker, froa
Boston for FhiU4elphl», on tha sum d»y gN F. JL
These new and-sahstaatial EtoamshlpE form a ncsl**
line* calllnc from each port pnnetoaUy on Batarday*.
ißsnrftnesseSactei *t one-hnlf thnmwnlnm «hjLrc*d
on the recselE.
Freisht* taken at falrratee.
Shippers are requested to send Sill SEeelpta anAßiiln
of liadinc with their zoods.
a^S 6ltMOrr “ , “*W#W^s»^o.? ,, •
mh2-tf 333 South DELAWARE Avenue.
STEAM WEEKLY TO U
wr'nflflr. VERPOOL. touching at HUBENSTOWN.
(Cork Harbor}. Tha well known Steamers of the Livel
pool. New York and Philadelphia Steamship Corns*-
ny (iuman Idne), carrying the United States Mails, are
Intended to sail as follows: , » . _ .
CITY OF SATURDAY. May SBu
CITY OF LOBDOH ..... —SATURDAY, May 13th.
CITY OF MANCHESTER.-i.. SATURDAY. May
And tuccediug Saturday at Noon, bom Pier sa
North River. ■% '
RATES OF PASSAGE:, _ _
Pmrablehi’Gold, or its equivalent in Goxreney.
FlrM ; eabln.^v.~—*ffl 00 Steerage .... --—MO 00
-V- ih Leudou..... 86 CO . “ to Loniou-. 34 K
i.iMflO “ . to Paris*—* « «
ttrs&srpifcfunitrtTr. a a flo fIQ ” to Hambnzi &OS
also forwarded to Havre, Bremen, Hot
-imsm, Antwerp, Ac., at eaually low rates.
- FarMfrom-ldiverpooL or Queenstown: Ist Cabin, fTI,
hrtSfi, $lO5. Steerage from liiverpool or Queenstown, tSp,
Tho»e who wish to send for fhslr ’friends «an bar
tickets here at these rates.
_For further informatloa. the Oompany’*
Offices. JOMH Q- DALE. A mL
m2-W til WAliHUTStereat, Bhßl>
—mip— te NEW EXPRESS LINE, TO
sHEBMK ALEXANDRIA, GIORGSrOWN. AND
WASHINGTON. Via Ohesapwie and Delaware tad
Steamers leave first Wharf above MARKET Street,
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at W*
For Freight apply to Agents, JrtL Fv^SS? r AS?i>
1* N orth andSotith Wh wves, Phils. ;J.B.
Oeorgetovrn.D.o. ; FLOWERS A BOWEN, AtexsuMs.
•-sfi—.. YflTTnic —For new
—The FHILABKIiFHId.ABB
HEW TOBK SXF&KBB BTBAMBOAT OOtfPANT.
KARESY
ins wHARVJgjPhna
- mhlfi-»ra JAMES BAND, m WALL
EVANS <fc WATSON’S
SALAMANDER SAFE
. . STORE.
A large varied SAFES always «k
hand. » - -
*rf@PBfca' PHILADELPHIA. SUB
tKJDjgPnTOKS’ BANDAGE INBTirm, No. M>
NiMTH Street, above Market -B. C
mrERSWiT .fir thirty years’ practleal experience.
S^kluSidrurtment ofhisPremium P*-
Pre *,n l' Trnaa, Bnii9orierB,
ill Braces, Crutches,' He. lmdl ra
■jh iro'rSiN IH EXTRACTIHG
731 SFKUCB Stwel
_ m&nby to ahyamotjnt
/WN x,OAUED tTPOH DIJIHONM. WATCHBS,
A p P s toT,u *«’ *“ •* l
OLD BSTABLISHBp Lptir OFFICE, t ,
ConiM TBIED and QABKILL Bti., below Lombard-
' fpffl-alB _
nrR MALCOLM MACMBILL’S
J£-r J \BFKCTACLS BTOKX, 80. SlO 8e»»
,gIHBtr W> t,My H?K y ATOTi
jgr OlttMS wftktoA to salt aU ssw* tad aSX
repairing swfollr and promptly stUnded to.
CH. GAKDBN * COiiNOB. 600 AND
• *OS* MARKET Staeet. llnnufaetnreriofiS 1
WOoleeale Dealera In HATS. CAM, *OMBT|;
BTKAWGOODS, ABTIFIcLuCaT®)W*BS. BDOHK'
&«.. A*. - Tie Unset end meet eomplete etoek. and
berttarnu. Country ManluaU tei tit* Wgf
plied. mbl-Sg^
IXEBMETICALLY BBALSO MEATS
u. AMD SOOTS
*OO «• a® tml
m ** do . MattCM*
I*ooo ” do Tarksy.
1,000 •• do OMtkss. ..
■REWA.KE OF COUMTEBFEITS
■D n»MtIKCIPUS»
A KKAJDY AND
A «r taMR, tf-Jcnanoiafß
tuoi WWw i» *.SSP»a»2? 'Srtts tto*
tortkl* t>»tydM&MM BMmSSiK.
j-£ c , ; ' .'