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the city.
SPMtTIHO.
OTJB NATIONAL GAME.
un Saturday, at Fifteenth and Colombia avenue,
took place tbe first of a series of fiome-and-fioma
Ksmes, which are to be played this season, between
Vhe Athletic and Camden Base Ball Clubs, result?
lig in favor of the first-named olub by a score of 27
to 32. At least five thousand persons, male and fe
male, were present, who testified tbelr'appreciation
of every good play by hearty applause. The game
was an exciting one tbronghout, bnt particularly
so up to the film Inning. • The score at that time
stood 7 toBinfavoroftheGamdens, and It wasge
nerally admitted that the Athletics would have to
do some Strang batting If they wls, i'* i ,^f'..'s? r [ r a 2 l J
well did they lay themselves ftowni to titelr work. »T
belore the side was put out In
had scored ten runs, thus
sjasggS^JLvss«brs
goodup-hill game. This Is one of the
Mssntlalthlugsln base ball, and to acqtllro It
wave and confidence. Wilkins and Smith
efrt rsebattlngscore on the part ol the Athletics,
lod n H Knight on the part of the Camden. Fla
tar and Keaoh played" the second-base with equal
ability. The pitching and oatehlngof both olubs
were admirable. We hear that the return game
will take place at Camden on Satnrday next. No
doubt tbe Camdess will do better on their own
ground. It Is noteworthy that both nines played
with the elegant demeanor of gentlemen,not a word
of petulance escaping from the lips of anyone. It
Is understood that the Keystone will challenge the
Athletics to a trial of shill next week. Thoy have
strengthened their nine considerably, and will put
in a very formidable appearance. We give the
score ol Saturday’s play.
CAMDEN.
Flayers.
G-. H. Knight
Westoott
Evans
Smith
T. C. Knight...
Berg an.
F. E. Knight
ATHLETIC,
Foe. O. K.
IB 4 8
2 B 4 4
EF 4 3
O 4 2
............P 1 2
.......EF 4 1
O F 4 2
S S *1 6
.3 B 1 B
Flayers. ,
Benkenstock
Beach.
X,nen gene
Klelnleldcr
Mcßride....
Ossklll
Hayhurst
Wilkins,,
Smith.
BUNS MAPS IB BACH INWIWGB.
1. 2 3. *. 6. 6. 7. 8. 9.
Athletic ..0 l 3 o 10 0 6 5 3-27
Oiinden ...•.•>■>s 200 2 1 0 0 « lm
Umplw-Mr. K. B sioit, of Eagle Club N. Y.
Scorers—E. W. Benson, for Athletic; E. Brown
ing, for Camden. -
lime—SM hours.
liODOB OF THE SAB IT ARY COMMISSION.
This establishment, located at the earner of Thir
teenth and Christian streets, was opened for In
mates on Saturday, 13th Inst. It is Intended to pro
vide for the wants ot solders who find themselves
in this city In what may be called Irregular olrcum-
Btances —the walls and strays of the army who may
need a few nighto’lodging andmeals. Experience
naß shown that during vhe war a large number of sol
dims, some discharged, some with expired furloughs,
some disabled from wounds or sickness, and all desti
tute, and without any legal olalms upon the Go
vernment, either for rations or lodgings, are con
stantly to ha found In the olty. Tucbo men have
I>mh measurably oared for by tbe rcfreshmoDt Ba
loons, but their number has Increased so much,
and lor some time, owing to the dlsoandonmsnt of
the armies, the need for this peculiar servloe
Is likely to be so great, that the banlt&ry
Commission has decided to adopt' the sys
tem of looking after them here which has been
pursued by It with so muoh advantage In other
parts of the country. The Commission has
maintained at points near our great armies
during the war twenty-three such Lodges, and the
relief to the soldier may be Inferred from the
fact that it has in this way provided an average
of more than two thousand nights loaginga to sol
diers every night for the last two years. These
me Vs of course, had no claim upon the Government
for lodging, either because they were discharged
men, or because their papers were In some way de
fective With the breaking up of the armies the
demand for such reliei must for a time be very
great, and the Commission have thought that It
their duty to see to it that our war-worn vete
rans, on their way to their homes from their scenes
of .suffering and of trouble, should not be foroed In
tbis city to sleep In station-houses or depend upon ;
public oharity lor their food. j
The building is erected upon a lot kindly loaned i
to the Commission for this purpose by Henry Hel
ninth, Esq. It is a very plain, bnt commodious
Structure, about 150 feet square. The central por
tion of it is divided into suitable rooms for the offi
cers, baggage-room, dining-room, and kitchen. On
the leit is the wihg appropriated to the men. A.
laiae room, containing 75 beds, occupies the princi
pal ■portion of it. Connected with this is a reading
room, bath-rooms, On the opposite side are
accommodations for women, who come to this city
In large numbers to visit their alok relatives in the
military hospitals, and who are almoßt always In
necessitous circumstances. The superintendent Is
Colonel Clement Soest, who has been long and
favorably known as the head of the Special Belief
Department of the Commission In this city.
GtTABDIAtfS OF THE POOB.
The stated meeting of the Board of Guardians of
the Poor was held yesterday afternoon, President
frety In the chair.
The steward reported the house receipts $35.18
Out-door ageat reported having ooUected for
support eases..... 64d * 7 ®
The house agent reported the following census ot
thejhonse, &c., for the week ending Saturday* May
13, 1865 :
Number in the house at 12 o’clock M..,
Same time last year....
iDoreaae . *3O
Admitted within the last two weeta In
Births “ “ “ 9
Discharged “ " “
Number of persons granted lodgings within the
last twoweefcs 54
Number granted meals..... 124
The house agent reported haring received 148 lbß.
of forfeited butter. _ •
Hr. Whitehall called the attention of the Board
to‘the Ifioreaßing for brandy,-wine, and
porter on account of Increase of cases of sickness
requiring stimulants, the supply being nearly ex
hausted ; he thought $5,000 would not be too much.
The matter was referred to the Committee on Ac
counts,'
The Steward’s requisition was read and granted.
The requisition of the superintendent of manu
factures was also read and granted. Adjourned.
THE FOBTY-EIUTH session OF THE PHILA
DELPHIA AHHDAI, COKEERENCE OF THE
A. M. E. CHUBCH.—SECOHD DAY.
Monday Mousing, May 16 th.
The Conference met per adjournment In the
A. M. E. Union Church, Bishop Quinn In the
ot ßri’igiouß services were conducted by Keys. John
H. Henson and A. C. Crlppen.
The Bishop then called for the reports of the com
mittees, alter which pane 61 of the Discipline was
taken up, and the brethren made their various
brethren were offered for membership In
the Conference. They were received and handed
over to the committee.
The members mostly made their full returns on
the finance question before the hoof of adjour&StOOt*
Business was despatched with great acouraey,
and when the hour of adjournment arrived the
appointments .were reed.
Monday, May 16th, 4 P. M.
The annual sermon was preached by Rev. Henry
Davis. It waß a most eloquent discourse, and the
speaker did justice to his subject*
The missionary semen was announced to be
preached on Tuesday, loth (to-day), at 3 P. M., In
Bethel Church, by Rev. Joshua -woodlyn* A mis
sionary collection will be taken up, and it Is desired
that all who can will be in attendance.
The Conference will assemble per adjournment at
9 o'clock this morning, In A. M. E, Union Church.
“WEEKLY REPORT OF GOVERNMENT HOSPI-
Tae following statement shows the condition of
the Government hospitals in this department for the
past week: '
i ii . ,
U« ! 1 U- .1
SOOTITAM. |lZj| M j I I
I 5 %I g II 8 I
j_2_ ii
Citizens’ Volunteer ..j •• - 25
Filbert-street 6 7 246 •• .. 24
White Ball.-.-.... 7 .-I 46 .. .. 488
Chester....— 360 2- -1 *• •• 483
McC1e11an..........*.-.... 224 .. 42 .. 6 B*4
Officers' 4' .. ••! .. .. 18
South-street 12. .. 2£4, .. 145
Turner’s lane.-.- 6. .. iCS. .. .. 16
Haddington 4 .. 263- 1 •• 21
SaUerlee.*.. 537] .. 131 3 2*412
Summit House... 62] 1 3 . 1 366
York—.* -27 j .. 3 1 649
Chestnut Hill—- 816; 13 17 - 3 2,330
Islington lane.*.—...*.. 9, 2 s .. l 23
Broad and Cherry 9 2 207 1 2 22
Rittabarg. 6, 1 9 1 »• 2iB
Germantown «l 2 492 8 2 9
Beverly, fl. J. 3j 210 15 1» 10
T0ta1....**.. a;3li S 0 1978 1 261-' 29. 8,213
DEATHS OS' SOLD]
The following deaths of soldi
ported during the pest week:
McClellan Hospital—M. L. Cressenger, Co. H,
16th Wisconsin. _, _ _
Broad and Cherry—Jacob Oashman, Co. O, xotul
Pa. Yol.
Chester Hospital—J, JohnsonrUO.l,l7th Yt.
Yorir Hospital—Andrew C. Wolf] Co. A, 107th
Pa. Yol.
Chestnut Hill—Adam Beekell, Co. O, Slat N. Y.
Cav.; I. Kelly, 9th K. Y. H. Art.; Jobs Johnson,
Co. B, 24 Pa. H. Art.
Sattertee Hospital—John B. Mager, Co. K, 81Bt
Pa. Yol. ’
Islington Base Hospital—Edw. Toppings, Co. D,
147th N. Y. Yol.
A PRIZE FIOHT.
Conslderahle excitement prevails among the
roughs and sporting men of onr olty as to the result
of a prize fight which Is to take place to-day In this
State, near the borders oi New Jersey. The fight
is to be between Dnnn and Davis, for $4,000. Dunn
comes from Brooklyn, where he la said to be strong
ly baoked. Davis belongs to this olty, and la backed
by the leading pugilists of New York. He has been
undergoing a thorough training, and Is said to he In
excellent fighting condition. Dnnn has. of late,
been training at the Bed House, on Third Avenue,
New York, sud is reported to have made muoh pro
grtis in the solence of the ring.
LIEUT. JOHN E. NOBCEOSB.
Lieutenant John E. 1* ororoßß, 25th Eeglnent U.
s. O. T„ acting assistant adjutant general upon
Major General Ganby’s staff, arrived in this olty on
Sunday from Fort Bairanoas, near Pensacola, Flori
da. Lieut. Norcross was attached to the press of
this olty. He was drafted, and reluslng exemption,
went Into the eervloe a private. For good conduct
and falthfnl servloe he has been promoted to his
present position.
SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION.
The annual sermon before the American Sunday-
Sohool Union was delivered, on Sunday evening, m
the Aich-Btreet Presbyterian Ctraroh, by Eev. Dr.
"Wilson, of Allegheny Olty. . In the coarse Of his re
marks he stated that there were 000,000 children In
the State of Pennsylvania who did not attend Sun
day School, that being 200,000 more than the num
ber who do attend.
FIRE IN CAMDEN.
Last evening, about- nine o'clock, tbe large barn
end hay-press, belonging to Isaac Hatehron the
point or Cooper s Creek and the Delaware river,
took fire ana was, with its contents, completely
destroyed. We are Informed that there was a large
quantity of hay, pressed and otherwise, on hand,
Sir. Hatch having both largely Interested In sup
plying the Government with hay.
DOUBLEDAY COUBT Martial.
ThU ooart met yesterday at. the usual hour. All
thu members present. Edward C. Wiseman, who
was under examination at th* adjournment of the
court on Saturday, was recalled, but no further evi.
donee of Importance was elicited.
Augustus B- Dermont testified that he was en
gigedattbpArsenal about eighteen months ago,
wmarker and weJgb-mwter. JOn opf* 1 ®* I ?SJ J®®!
drea or on© hundred and fifty cases of tents thtv
were found to Have been a*m»s«d “F rata. Ad
jonrned.
Yesterday afternoon Wm. Henry Baldwin, four
teen years old, had his hand badly crushed at Rlt>.
ka's Dill- Two of his fingers were amputated. He
was takes to his residence.
At a meeting of the Harmony Fire Company,
held lest evening, an appropriation of two hundred
dollars was made towards the fund for the monu
ment to onr late President Abraham Lincoln.
The opening game of the Minerva Base Ball Clnb
will be played this afternoon on the handsome
ground at Flfteeenth street and Columbia ayenne.
To commence at three o’clock. The ladles are In
vited.
Senor Fernando do la Cuesta, for many yftftTS
consul of the Mexican Government at this port,
died on {Sunday morning, at his residence at
Eighteenth and Fine streets. He was well-known
and much respected here.
Purity Lodge,'Mo. 325, 1. O. F., yesterday sent
Mayor Henry twenty-five dollars as their contri
bution toward the Lincoln Monument Fund.
SERENADE TO THE UNION LEAGUE,
The fine military band stationed at Camp Oad
waladerwill serenade the members of the Union
League, at their new house, this evening, at ten
o’olock.
The pnplis of the Curtin Primary School, Twen
tieth and Catharine streets, yesterday morning
raised a large and beautiful fiag , Patriotic Song 9
were sung by the pnplis on the occasion,
Yesterday Ohlef Buggies directed the police to
notify citizens that the ordinance which prohibits
the washing of pavements between the hours of 7
A. M. and 7 P. M. will be strictly enforced.
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,2B 3 2
.EF 3 2
,R F 2 8
.IB 4 0
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FAIRMOUNT PARK. .
In addition to the Improvements already noticed
in The Frets, there is being put up a wire enclosure
and house lor deer.
Supreme Court, Sitting nt Harrisburg,
During the past week, at Harrisburg, tha Supreme
Court have deeided a number of oases from, the
Eastern District, argued at Philadelphia at the last
term, as follows:
By Woodward, o. J.—Allen and wife vs. Hen.
derson. Certificate from Nisi Prlus. Judgment
affirmed.
Flrmston & Rockwell, garnishees, vs. Mack. Em
tot to Common Pieas, Northumberland county.
Judgment reversed, and judgment entered lor the
garnishees, defendants below, for costs.
Sltgroaves vs. The Farmers' and Mechanics’
Bank, Easton, O. P, Northumberland county.
Judgment reversed and a venire faeias de nevo
awarded.
Peter Strauss, appeal, 0. P„ Lehigh county. De
cree of distribution made in the oonrt below reversed
and ordered that the fund In court be paid to tbe
administrator of Henry Stranss for the use of Ms
heirs, and the balance to Peter Strauss upon the
mortgage of John Stranss to Mm, and that the ap
pellees pay the aost.
Catharine Gursbeimer vs. Schnitzel A Schmidt
(SoMok’s Appeal), D- 0., Philadelphia. The audi
tor’s report, and all subsequent proceedings are set
aside, and the record is remanded with a prooe
dendo.
Converse vs. Colton. Common Fleas of Tioga
county. Judgment reversed and a venire facias de
novo awarded.
Woodward vs. Campbell Sc. Pharo (Schick’s Ap
peal). Distrlet Court of Philadelphia. Decree
affirmed, so far as It relates to the elalm of Allen
B Pharo, surviving partner of Campbell & Pharo,
with costs ; but It is reversed In so tar as It relates
to the claims of James Vanderbilt and Charles Ot
ttnger, and the record Is remanded for further pro
ceedings.
Crawford vs. Bitter. Crawford county. Judg
ment affirmed.
By Thompson, J.—Hall vs. Van Ness. Tioga
county. Judgment reversed, and a venire de novo
awarded.
Tucker et al. vs. Reed. Carbon oonnty. Judg
ment affirmed.
Youngling A Wolf vs. Both A Gormley. Nisi
Prlßj, Decree affirmed.
By Peed, J.—Perry vs. Lowber. Nisi Prlus. De
cree affirmed.
Heckman vs. Massinger. Northumberland coun
ty. Judgment affirmed.
Horner vs. Hower. Northumberland county.
Judgment affirmed.
McKean vs. The Delaware Division Canal Com
pany. Northumberland oounty. Judgment af
firmed.
Allentown Bank vs. Beck. Northampton county.
Judgment affirmed.
Opdyke's Appeal. Northampton oonnty. Decree
Of the Orphans’ Court reversed, and the distribution
ordered to be made in accordance with tMs opinion.
Knauss vs. McKee, (Knauss* appeal). In this
ease the court deoides that the Uan of a judgment
entered in one county,but subsequently, transferred
to and entered in another oounty, runs Its full peri
od, under the aot of 1827, of five years from the en
try of the transorlpts in the oourt.of such county.
Judgment affirmed.
Woodward, O. J., and Strong, J., dissented.
City of PMladelpMa vs. Daniel Miller. Sohuyl.
kill county. Judgment reversed, and a venire de
novo awarded.
Tbe legal tender oases, a number of which were
argned and submitted to the court, have not been
decided.
Bishop, Simon, a Co., vs. The Lynchburg Hose
and Fire Insurance Company, defendants, and E.
C. Knight Sc Co., garnishees. An attachment exe
cution. Verdict for plaintiff, #604.03.
Henry Safford, assignee oi H. W. Safford, vb.
George Lechler. A sa. fa. on a mottgage. No de
fence. Verdict for plaintiff, $536.
John Murpblns vs. William B, Hansoaet »i., exe
cutors of Hannah Atm Hanson, owner or reputed
owner, and William B. Hanson, contractor. An ac
tion on a mechanic’s lien to recover for work and
labor done and material furnished in partially tear
ing down, rebuilding, and adding a story to thehonse
northeast corner Eighteenth and Spruce streets.
After this work was done, John Edgar Thompson
became the owner of the property, and deferred this
sMt as terre tenant. Verdlot for plaintiff, $1,191.75.
..3,641
.... .....3,811
Campbell & Pharo vs. o. S. Clsfflin. An action
to recover on an accepted order drawn by one Havi
land upon the defendant, conditioned to be paid
upon the completion of certain work upon a band
ing. The defence Is that the work was not done,
and the condition bating therefore failed, defend
ant was not liable for the amount. Verdlot for
plaintiff, $136.26,
Common Pleas—Judge Allison.
The miscellaneous argument list occupied the ses
sion.
Court or Quarter Sessions—Hon. James
B. Ludlow, Associate Justice.
[Wm. B. Mans. Esq., Prosecution Attorney. 1
THB COHBfIBAOV cash.
The conspiracy case occupied the attention of the
eourt up to one o'dook, when the bill of indictment
was handed to the jury, who retired, and at 1.45
came Into court with a verdlot of not guilty as to
Conrad and Keller, the oases against the others
having been abandoned.
PBBSBHTMEST OF THE GRAND INQUEST.
The Grand Inquest made thelrpresentmont to the
court. They have acted on 493 bills, of which 175
were Ignored, and 21s returned ag true bills.
many of the bills are of a trivial oharaoter, and
the Grand Inqnost state that the fault clearly lies
with the committing magistrates, who, In many In
stances, advise prosecutions, and then fall to inflict
upon the defendants the full measure of justice
Which they have the power to enforce. Evidence be
fore the Grand Inquest Indicates that many cases
of a higher grade of offence are settled by magis
trates, that should be returned to court.
P much of the litigation brought before them has
its origin directly and Indirectly In the taverns, po
licy offices, Ehows, petty -theatres, gambling, and
other drinking houses scattered throughout the city,
and they are unable to conceive what use these places
are sure to foster evil passions: exalte belligerent
propens.ties; prepare Inmates for our prisons and
almshouse, and subject the county to much heavy
and unnecessary expense. Without doubt, a large
deorease In the number of grog shops would tend
materially to promote a higher order of morals, and
greater security of the peace and order of the olty.
They recommend greater care In granting licenses,
as hundreds of the taverns are In the hands of Igno
rant, unprincipled, and depraved men, and are con
nected with haunts and schools of vice and degra
dation.
The Grand Inquest recommend the removal or
the Almshouse a few miles from the city, as some
of the departments are much crowded, particularly
the Insane, the occupants being deprived of the out
door exercise, and other sanitary measures neoes-
Bsry to their health.
They call the attention of the Inspectors of the
County Frlson to the evil of placing Children in the
same cells with men hardened In crime, and recom
mend the establishment of a House 01 Correction.
Annie Bell, colored, for stealing a shawl off a
woman’s back In the street, was sentenced to one
year.
Mary Blossom colored, for stealing some clothing
from a room while the occupants were out, waß sen
tenoed to seven months.
David Porter, Ann Porter, |bls wire, and John
Borden, were arralgnefl-yesterday morning, charged
with attempting to kill Andrew Conner, who re
sides In the vicinity of Braddock and Ann streets,
Nineteenth ward. It seems that a danoe was going
on In Porter’s house, and Conner, who lives next
door, went In. Tbe party were under the malign
Influence or alcoholic inebriation, and they assailed
Conner and rnn him Into the yard. Here he re
ceived a tremendous blow on the head, which may
possibly eauße his death. The prisoners were com
mitted to await the result of the injuries Inflicted.
lers have been re-
Samuel Baphael was fined yesterday for gunning
on Sunday, In the Twenty-fourth ward. Certainly
this Is not the season to shoot birds. They are now
building their nests, or hatching their young.
SUSPICIOUS MAN.
An Individual was arraigned yesterday on the
charge of attempting to rob a man on chestnut
street, near Second, at about two o’clock In the
morning. The movement was observed by a private
watchman who informed a policeman of the circum
stance. This led to the arrest of the defendant.
The watchman appeared at the hearing, but the
intended vlollm was absent. The prisoner was
oommltted in default ol $6OO ball to answer.
Edward Pendleton, olios Dutch Long, and Leo
nard Duford, alias Shoey Penrose, were arraigned,
yesterday morning, lor a hearing on a charge of
feloniously entering the store and dwelling of Mr. J.
B. Green, on Spring Garden street, near Eighth.
It Is alleged they entered the house through a side
window,Lut Mr. Green, hearing the noise, prepared
to mute them fit subjects for the coroner. The fel
lows fled, but In attempting to esoape rushed Into
the arms of a oouple of police officers. The prisoners
Were committed.
Three men were arraigned yesterday on the
oharge of keeping a gambling-house on South Ninth
street. The complainant, named Alfred Kelly,
stated that he entered the house, and lost $9O by the
chances ot the game Two of the defendants were
discharged, and the other was held to ball to
answer.
BOGUS FIFTY- DOLLAB UNITED STATES NOTE.
David Peltz wes arraigned yesterday, on the
oharge of passing a counterfeit $5O United stateß
treasury note on DanlCl Grafley.the keeper of a
feed-Btore on Callowhlll street. It Is alleged the
defendant purchased $45 worth of phosphate of lime,
and tendered the note In payment. It was thought
to be a counterfeit by the seller, but defendant said
it was good, and if It was a counterfeit he was re.
sponsible, and would redeem Ifc. Its worthless cha
racter was ascertained, and Peltz was requested to
tab© it back. He refused to do so, and said that he
never passed It, He was bound over in the sum of
$5OO to answer.
A nan named, or rather calling himself, John
Humph, was arraigned on the charge of picking a
sleeping man’s pocket, at a tavern up town, on Sun*
accident.
THE LINCOLN MONUMENT.
OUR NATIONAL GAME.
DEATH OF A Mexican consul.
THE LINCOLN MONUMENT FUND.
FLAG BAKING.
WASHING PAVEMENTS.
THE ' COURTS.
District Court— Judge Bare.
District Court—Jndge Stroud
DBPEAVED COLOBBD FOLKS*
THE POLICE.
[Before Mr. Alderman Cloud.}
MURDEROUS AFFRAY.
[Before Hr. Alderman ATen. ]
BUNDAY GUNNING.
[Before Mr. Alderman Planktnton. ]
ALLEGED BURGLARB.
[Before Mr. Alderman Welding. 3
WANTED BIS MONEY BACK.
[Before Hr. Alderman Sboemtker.l
ALLEGED POCKET PICKING.
day night, and yesterday committed to answer at
oonrt.
CBofort Mr. Alderman Vann.!
TILL TAPPER.
A lad, named James McFadden, was arraigned
yesterday on ihe oharge of robbing the money
drawer of a store on Market street above Eighth.
The sum of <5 was taken. The accused was com
mitted. It seems two boys went into the store, and
while one of them engaged the attention of the pro-
S rioter the other removed the oontents bf tbe
rawer.
[Before Mr. Alderman Allen. 1
STABBING CASE.
Thomas Williams was arraigned yesterday on the
charge or stabbing a companion. The two men
oommenoed quarrelling on Sundav near the Grey’s
Ferry bridge, which ended in Williams ustog a
shoemaker’s knife. The wound was not considered
dangerous. Williams was committed.
WASHING,PAVEMENTS.
The law preventing the washing of pavements
between 7 o’clock A. M. and 7 o’olook P. M. will be
rigidly enforced at once. In Some parts of the otty
residents who promptly pay water rents cannot ob.
tain water after seven or eight o’olook, In conse
quence of so much being used for wasMng pave
ments.
LETTER BAGS,
AT THB MEBCHANTB’ EXCHANGE, PHIL ADBLPHIA.
Bark Boanoke, Cooksey,Lagnayra & P Oabello, soon
Bark August, Humbold.... Bio Janeiro, soon
Brig Ella Beed, Tuzo Havana, soon
Brig Agnes, Anderson Martinique, soon
Brig Emma, Foulke Port Spain, soon
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
Buna. Marshall, )
Jab. E. Campbell, J Committbb of thb Mohth,
Jamks 0. Hand, )
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, HAT 10.
Sbn EisbM.62 1 Sow Shtb. .7.8 | High Watbb. .6.45
ARRIVED.
Steamship Saxon, Matthews, 45 hours from Bos
ton, with mdse and passengers to Henry Wlasor A
Co. Off the Oapeß of the Delaware saw a ship
oomlngln.
Bark Florence Chlpman (Br), Jones, 49 days from
Liverpool, with mdse to John B Penrose.
Bark Pennsylvania (Ital), Gnerello, 60 days from
Genoa, with marble, rags. See., to V A Sartorl.
Bark Mary Sc Louisa, FalroMld, 2 days from City
Point, In ballast to J E Bazley & 00.
Bark Marla Henry, Prince, 4 days Rom Morehead
City, in ballast to Carols A Knight.
Bark Andaman, Otis, 8 days from Fortress Mon
roe, in ballast to p Wright A Sons.
Brig Maine (Br ), Jarvis, 7 days fromSagna, with
sngar to S Sc W Welsh.
Schr Annie Laurie '(Br ), Slocum, la days from
Cornwallis. N S, with potatoes to 0 0 Van Horn.
Sohr C a' Stetson, Stevens, 4 days from Provinoe
town, with mdse to Geo B Kerfoot-
Schr L D Wentworth, Dean, 6 days from Lnbeo,
with lumber to oaptain. „
Sohr Rescue, Kelly, 7 days from Portland, with
mdse to Crowell A Collins.
Schr T Wilder, Darah, 4 days from Port Royal,
In ballast to U S Quartermaster.
Schr Gen J -Van Vlelt, Dill, 4 daysfrotU New
York, with Balt to A Kerr A Brother.
Sohr A Hammond, Paine, 6 days from Boston,
with mdse to captain.
Sohr Maria Foss, Foss, 6 days from Boston, la
ballast to captain.
Schr Sami Croft, Cooling, 2 days from Chesa
peake City, Md, with grain to Christian A Co.
Schr John Whitby, Henderson, 1 day from Odessa,
Deldwlth grain toUhrlstlan A Co.
Sohr Banner, Furman, 2 days from Indian River,
Del, with corn to James Barratt.
Sohr Sarah Warren, PoetleSß, 1 day from Camden,
Del, with com to Jas Barratt.
Sohr Ceres, Wellington, 1 day from Newport,
Del, with fiour to R M Lea.
Steamer Claymont, Vance, 36 hours from Wash
ington, to Thos Clyde.
Steamer Philadelphia, Fultz, 36 hours from Wash
ington, with mdse to Wm P Clyde A Co.
Steamer Rebecca Barton, Sohelllnzer, 24 hours
from Fort Monroe, in ballastto U S Quartermaster.
Steamer Millville, Benear, 1 day from New York,.
With mdse to Whltall, Tatum, A Co.
Steamer Bristol, Charles, 24 hours lrom New
York, with mdse to W P Clyde A 00.
Steamer Ann Eliza, Rickards, 36 hours Rem
Washington, with mdse to W P Clyde A Co.
steamer D Utley, Davis, 24 hours Rom New
York, with mdse to wm M Baird A Co.
CLEARED.
Bark Auguste (Ham), Hoyer, Bio de Janeiro.
Brig Alice Lee, Herlrg, Kemedlos.
Brig Altavela, Beed, Boston,
Sohr Mary Tice, Tice, City Point.
Sohr Henry Perkins, Mayo, Boston,
Sohr Smith Tattle, Rich, Gloucester.
Schr Mary, Turner, Richmond.
Schr A M Aldridge, Fisher, Salem.
Sohr Jas O’Donohue, Gllkey, Portland.
Sohr Mary Stewart, State, Newport.
Sohr H W Benedict, Case, Lynn.
Schr Marietta Hand, Brooks, Bristol, B. I.
Schr Morning Star, Lynch, Georgetown, D. C.
Sohr Mary Anna, Dunlap, Washington.
Sohr Only Daughter, Matthews, Alexandria.
Sohr Brunette, Johnson, Washington.
St’r Ann Eliza, Richards, Washington.
St’r ABda, Lenny, New York.
St’r Hawthorn, Allen, New York.
St’r R Willing, Cundlfr, Baltimore.
MEMORANDA.
Steamship City of Boston (Br), Kennedy, from
Liverpool 3d Inst., at New York Sunday—B23 pas
sengers. 7th Inst., lat. 49. lon. 27.56, saw steamship
Germania, from New York for Hamburg.
Steamship Saxonla (Bam), Meier, from Hamburg
3d Inst., at New York Sunday, has 681 passengers.
Ship Kearsarge, Balch, from Boston for Mel
bourne, was spoken Ist. ult., lat. 22 N, lon. 2216 W.
Ship Caravan, Turner, Rom Oalontta for Liver
pool, was spoken 10th March, lat. 2 N, ion. 6 W,
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE depot commissary of
V SDBBI&TEHOS. ' _
Washington, D. G , May 13, 1665.
PROPOSALS FOB FLOUR.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited until May 18th,
1665, 12 Q’clook M $ for furnlshtu* the Bob distance De
paitmext with _
EIGHT THOUSAND (8,000) BARRELS OF FLOUR.
The proposals will be for what is known at this De
pot as Hos. I, 2, and S and bids will be entertained for
any Quantity less than tbe whole.
Bids moat be In duplicate, and for each grade on sepa
rate sheets of paper.
The delivery of the Flour to commence within five
days from the opening of th* bids, and most be deli*
vered In such quantities, dally, at the Government
may direct, either at the Government warehouse in
Georgetown, at the wharves or railroad depot in VFash*
barton. DC. „
The delivery of All Flour awarded to be completed
within twenty daya from tbe acceptance of the bid.
Bids will be received for Fiour to be delivered in new
oak barrels, head lined.
Payment will be madefn such funds as tha Govern
ment may have for disbursement. • , _., .
The usual Government Inspection will be made just
before the Flour is received, and none will be aocepted
which is not fresh ground, and of a superior quality.
An oath of allegiance must accompany the bid of each
bidder who hab not the oath on Ale in this office, and no
bid will be entertained from parties who have pre
viously failed to comply with their bids, or from Did
ders not present to re* pood. l . . . _
Government xe&ervea the right to reject any bid for
any cause *
Bids to b. addressed to the undersigned, at No. 223 G
Street, endorsed •• Proposals lor Flour J Bgn)a]sg
my 16-St Oaptain C. B. V.
COAL.
CO AL,—SUGAR LOAF, BEAVER
MEADOW, and Sprint Mountain Lehigh Goal, and
beat Locust Mountain, from Schuylkill, prtpared ex
pressly for family use. Depot, N W. corner EIGHTH
and WILLOW Streets. Office,No. tt» South SECOND
Street. CapStfl J. WALTON A GO.
MEDICAL
ELECTRICAL OFFICES.
No. 154 North ELEVENTH, below RACE Street;
also, CHESTNUT and FORTIETH Street, West Phi*
l&deiphia.
DR. THOMAS ALLEN having been very susses*"
fui in the cure o( Disease* by this new method,
i would inform Us friends and the Public ttaths is
> still benefiting and raring many whom medicine
i did not affeot, and considered lueurabie.
i We will mention a few of the Diseases in the sure
i of whieh this treatment Beldom if ever fails:
Rheumatism, Felons, Kidney Diseases,
i neuralgia, Gangrene, Liver "
i Paralysis, Ulcers, Genital •
’Cramps, Boils, Spinal' '
1 Dyspepsia. Abscess, Throat
i Fever A Ague, Eruptions, Prolapsus,
: Asthma, Inflammations, Noe Emissions,
1 Congestion, Hemorrhage, Diabetes, os.
>e tre&ted at theli
number of testlmo
m patients in tbii
flee hours 9 A. M.
DE. T
Patients will b<
i desired, a large n
• at the Offices froi
tions gratis. Offi
. city.
ap!9-8m
WLECTROPATHIG ESTABLISH
MRNT.-DR. A. H. BTSVMIB.on. of the FINSB
BIBCOVBBBBS of a new system of trgattngdleeae# bj
MODIFIED ELECTRICAL APPLICATIONS, and Wit
has been so very snceeisfal at PEN* SQUABS for tbi
lasi threeyeare. has removed his Oflies andßsfidsae.
to 1638 VINE Street, one door below Seventeenth..
All versons desiring referen.es, or an, partieulari
With regard to his special mode of treatment, will visas,
sell or send for a pamphlet
Ooc.nlte.lion or advise gratttlioua. Hhfl-tf
WHITE VIRGIN WAX OF ANTIL
II LBB. —A new FrenehCosmetlefor beautifying and
,reserving the complexion. It is the most wonderful
tompouud of the ago. Thera is neither chalk, powder,
magnesia, bismuth,nor tale in its composition, it being
composed entirely of pure Virgin Wax ; hence the ex
traoidinary qualities for preserving the skin, making
U 10ft, smooth, fair, and transparent- It makes the old
sppear young, the homely handsome, the handsome
more beautiful, and the most beautiful divine. Prices
10and 60cents. Prepared only by HUNT A GO., Per
fumers, 41 South EIGHTH Street, two doors above
Cheitnui, and 133 South SEVENTH Street, above
WAinat apfl-gm
HERMETICALLY SEALED MEATS
-CL AND SODPB. „ 4
1,000 doz. Bau»ge flleat.
500 “ Boast Beef.
500 " do Veal.
fiOO " do Mutton.
1,000 “ do Turkey.
1,000 “ de Chicken.
3.000 ’’ assorted Soupe, InL 2. 2)<lb. .Mis,
Foreale by KBOOES & WILLIAMS,
fo«-tf 107 South WATBB Street,
H. JAMES,
(Formerly of Philadelphia.)
attorney at law.
FRANKLIN, VBHANOO COUNTY, PINNA
gpeeial attention siren to the examination of Titles.
Pun.ADBt.PHIA BSPBRWOM :-HDha». 1. Den, Uw.,
Hon. J. ROSS Snowden, James IL LitUe.Esa.jTe T
Tasker. Sr.* Hood, Bonoright, * Go., J. Z. DeHavra
President 7th National Bank. mhll-3m*
RAMUEL W- HOFFMAN, ATTORNEY
O AT LAW AND CONVEY ANGER,
FRANKLIN, VENANGO COUNTY, PINNA,
date of Philadelphia.)
REFERS TO
Charles I. Lex, Esq, i 14W.0. Biddle A Go.
I. G. Knight 4 Go., Dr. R. S. Haskensig,
James H. Little, lit. • I W. H* leaton 4 Go.
mhß-Sm
OAMUEL L. TAYLOR,
O Ho. 4Q3 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia,
attoknby at law and
COMMIBBIOMBB FOB ALL THE STATUS,
Bxeept Connecticut, New York, Nevada. Oregon.
and Texaa. feM-frtnly*
TOSHUA T. OWEN, ATTORNEY,
tl COUNSILLOB AT LAW. AND SOLICITOB O*
CLAIMS. OMe#. Ml F Street, sear Fourteenth street,
Washington, P. C. ; do«-g»
fXELMBOLD’B FLUID EXTRACT
D. BCOHD Is yleaeantln taeteand odor, free brow
,11 Inlnrhw, ereaerttse. Ml lMKdtat.lv Its ecilon.
nHILDRBN’B CARRIAGES. EN-
O TIBILY NBW STYLES FOB THH SPRING
TRADE.—A Superior lot inet received, and for sale by
1 ZULU A. m. oupenur HOWB, BOSTON, flt GO.,
mhlfl-tf 157 and 150 North THIBD Street.
g H. SLEEPER A CO..
lOS HONOR STREET,
Vf a WTTFAfITURKBS. AGENTS, AND WHOLE
SALE DEALEBS IN
FLIRT AND GREER CL ASS W ABE,
Save now In atote , fall aeeortzunt ef the above geode.
Thick we offer at the lowest market rate*.
Seine sol, .gent, for th* BALBM SBNNN SLABS
WORKS, w, are vrevared to make and work private
nonlde to order.
PORTER. MINIBAL. and WINN BOTTLES. Of •
superior color and nnlah.
Also, LAMP CHIMNEYS, APOTHECARIES’ SHOT
HJBNITUBI, SHOW- DOTTLES, BYBINOBB. HOMS
IPATHIC viALß.and DnggUte’ Oluiwere generally
T. A. BVANB A CO.’S PITTSBURG CLASS VIAB
■onstantly en hand at thetory Prises. tel9-s«e
THE PRESS.—PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, MAY IS, 1865.'
rs THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
CITT AJ> O_CODKTr_pP_PHILiDJBLPBI*.
Erfata'of ROBERT* WrtSOif,”dßoa»-.»ti.
fljie Auditor appointed liy the Court to audit, nettle,
ana adjust the duel account of The Pennsylvania Com
pan? for Insurance on Lions and QranGnc Aatnritlee,
hxecutor under the wUI of BOBgB r WH.3OS. daff’d,
and to report distribution of the balance in the hauls of
the accountant, will meet the parties interested 'or the
pnrpoMs of his appointment, on WBDBBBOAT. Bar
IT. IBM, at 4 o’click P. M . at hts Office. No 433 WAL
NUT St , In the oitrof Philadelphia
royß-atnihfit JOBN B. COL AH AN. Auditor.
rs THE ORPHANB’ GOURT FOR THE
CITY ABB CCnSTT OP PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of JIMS 0. WOOD. dec’tt.
TOe Anditor appointed by the Coart to eadit. settle,
ejd admit theacoount of ALAN WOOD, W. DEWBBS
WOOD.ahd LAMA GK WOOD. fiXlktoJif toi lit
will of James D. Wood, dee d • and to make distribu
tion of the balance In the hand. of the accountants, will
mMt thepaitias Interested 'or the prroosee of hte ap
pointment, on MOSDAY, Mey 15th. IBM. at 4 o'clock,
5 » »at Ho. 138 8. Blxth Street, In the eitr of Vhlia-
H.B. WALL AOS.
my o atnthot Auditor.
rJT THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THE
CITI AHD COMTT gF PHI r.AMtPHt L
_ Estate of fcUSA, BAROEOPT, dec'
The Auditor appointed br tb* Coart to andlt, ecttle,
and adjust the account of HESRy C. THOMPSON. Er
ecutoi of th« will of Susan Barcroft, dot’d , and to re
port distribution of the balance in the hands of the ac
countant. will meet the parties Interested tor the pur
poses of his appointment, on TUESDAY. May 18th, 186&
atdo’olock, P. M.» at No 128 8. Bixth Streetjta the city
of Philadelphia. H, R. WALL 4GB,
- «gy 8-stnthBt ' Auditor.
rsr THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
FOB THB Clfl AND COUNTI OF PfIILADSL
PHI A
Estate of HANNAH WRIGHT, a lunatic.
The Auditor appointed by the <lourt to audit, settle,
and. ac just the first account of NB3BMIAH SLEEPER,
Committee of HANNAH WRIGHT, a lauatie v aud to
report distribution of the balance in the hands of the
accountant, will meet the parties interested for the pur
poses of his appointment, on MONDAY, May 2M. 1865.
at 4 o’clock P. M , at his offiot, No. 432 WALNUT
Street, In tht city of Philadelphia
JOHN B. COLIHAN,
my9tnthsBt Auditor.
Ff THB ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THB
CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of ZBBADIAH LOTHROPP. deceased.
‘ The auditor appointed by the Court to audit, settle,
and adjust the account of B H. LS6, EDMUND D.
RANDOLPH, and HENRY VaBUXBN, executors of
the last will and testament of said deceased, and to re
port dlstri button of the balance in the haude of the ac
countant, will meet the parties interested for the pur
poses of hie appointment, '
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON. May 22.1865, _
at 4 o’cloO. at the Office of J.COOKI LONGdTBETH,
E*q., No 125 South SEVENTH Btreet, in the city of
Philadelphia. CHABLBB M. WAGNER,
m>9-tuth» 61* Auditor.
rsr THE OBPHANB’ COURT FOR THE
CITY ABD OgOBTY_OF_PHILA»BtiPHIA.
Estate of JACOB BEBTZ, Deceased,
The And Hot appointed by the Court to audit, nettle,
and adjust the account of the Pennsytf&uta Company
for Insurance on Lives as* Granting Annuities, True*
t'es for Eliza Geib, under the will of JaCOB «EBTZ,
deceased, aud to report distribution of the balance is
the hands of the accountant* will meet the parties in
terested for the purposes of his appointment, on ftlOff-
BAT, Bar 23d. A. |D. V 1f65, at 13 o’cloek M. at the
Office Of Aeoountantoj So ’ 304 walnut street, in the
city nytWhstiiOt
P[ THE ORPHANS' COURT FOR THE
cm avj> county of Philadelphia.
: Eitate of ALBBH H. LEWIS. deceased- ~
The Auditor applaud by tee Coart jo audit, settle,
and adjOßt-tbe account of JOHN tf CBAIG and
JESBE LEWIS. Administrators of the Batata of ALBSBT
H. LEWIS, deceased, and to report distribution of the
balance in the bands of the aecouataot, will meet the
parties Interested for the purposes of bis appointment on
THUBBDAY, Bay 25th, 1866, at 11 o'clock A. If , at bis
office, No. 131 South FIFTH Street, in the city of PM*
ladelphta. GEO. M. CONARBOB,
nay 11 tbstnSt Auditor.
TESTATE OF WM. T. GARRETT—
AJ Letters of Administration to tbit Eetate having
been granted to HANNAH P. GARRETT, all persons
indebted to, and those having claims upon, the same
Will pay WmT #
ITI6 FILBERT Street,
Or her Attorney, WJtt. W. JUYENAL,
myS-tnOt* LIBRARY Street.
XfOTICB IB HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
■Lx application has been made to the Tra»ieesof thi
Fire association of Philadelphia for the renewal
of policy of insnranee No. 26,699 for $l,OOO. Issued July
7. 1867, in the name of James Da&ry, which has beei
lost or mislaid. Any information thereof will be **•
ceWsdby JOHN MoOOBKJ3R,
ap26 tuthslm* TWENTY- FOURTH and PEARL.
TTNTTED STATES, EASTERN BIS
t TBIOT OF PENNSYLVANIA-Sot.
THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES. TO THE
marshal of the bastebn district of
PENNSYLVANIA.— Gebbtinq: •' a ,
WHEEBAB, The Dlstiiet Court of the United States in
and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, rightly
and duly proceeding on a libel, filed in the name or the
United States of America, hath decreed ail persons la
general who have, or pretend to have any right, title,
or interest in the steamer .amazon, whereof 1 " 'Dll
ion iain&Bter, her ta«kle, apparel, asd fariitnre, and
the cargo of the said steamer, captured in the Savannah
Rher. elate of Georgia, by the United States steamer
Pontiie, neder command of Lieut. Commander Samuel
P. Luce, to be monished, cited, and called to jndg«
: inent, at the time and place underwritten, and to the effect
hereafter expressed (justice so requiring). You are there
fore charged and strictly enjoined and commanded, that
rou omit not,but that by publishing three presents in at
east two of the daily newspapers printed and published
n the city of Philadelphia, aud in the Legal Intelli «
ff&neer, you do monish and cite, or cause to bemonished
ind cited, peremptorily, all persons in general who
have, or pretend to have any right, title, or interest in
the said steamer Amazon and cargo, to eopear before the
Honorable JOSH C ad WAT, ad Ek, the Judge of the said
Court, at the District Court room, in the city of Phila
delphia, on. the TWENTIETH day after publication of
these presents, if it be a court day. or else on the next
court day following, between iheusuaihours of hearing
cauees, then and there to show, or allege, in due
form of law, a reasonable and. lawful excuse, If
any they have, why the said steamer Amazon and
cargo thonld not be pronounced to belong, at the
time of the capture or the same, to the enemies of
the United Ntates, and as goods of' their enemies or
otherwise, liable and snojeot to condemnation, to
. urfged and 'condemned as good and lawful prizes*%nd
artier to do and receive in this behalf as to jaßtlce
shall appertain.. And that you duly intimate, or cause to
be Intimated, unto un persons aforesaid, generally, (to
whom by the tenor of theMpreseuts itis also intimated,)
that if they shall not appear at the time and place above-.
mentioned, or appear and shall not show a reasonable
and lawful cause to the contrary* then said District Court
doth Intend and will proceed to adjudication on the said
capture, and may pronounce that the said steamer Ama
zon and cargo did belong, at the time of the captureof
the same, to the enemies of the United States of America,
ftnd as goods of their enemies, or otherwise, liable and
subject to confiscation aud condemnation, to be adjudged
and condemned as lawful prize, the absence or rather
.contumacy of the person* so cited and intimated in any
wise notwithstanding, and that you duly certify to the
said District Court what you shall do In the premises,
together with these presents. 1
Witness -he Honorable JOHN CAD WALADER, Judge
of the said Court, at Philadelphia, .this eleventh day
of Hay, A. D , 1866, and in the eighty-ninth year
of the independence of the said United statg.
myl6 8t Clerk of the District Court.
CHERIFF’S SALE.—BY VIRTUE OP
k? an order of Sale in Partition, to me directed* will
be sold at Merchant,’Rrchraie. in the cltj of Philadel
phia, on TUEBDAY Hu 80, 186 S, at 1* M.,
Uo L All that four-story iron front messuage and lot
of ground, aitii&te on tbe nonhweit corner of Fourth
and Chestnut streets, in the city of Philadelphia; eon*
taining in front on Chestnut street 16 feet, and In depth
34 feet 8 Inches. Subject to a yearly rent charge of $6O
silver dollars.
80. 2 All that certain messuage and lot of ground*
situate on the north side of Chestnut street. Bo 405, be
tween Fourth and Fifth streets* In the city of Philadel
phia; containing lu front on Chestnut street 10 feet 6
inches or thereabouts, and in depth 63 fast to a four-feet
alley, with privilege thereof
80. 3. All that brick messuage and lot of ground, si
tuate on the south side of Lombard street 80. 436.100
feet east of Fifth street, in the City of Philadelphia;
containing la front on lomb>rd street 20 feet, and in
depth 78 feet Subject to ayearly.ground rent of forty
dollars.
So 4. All that brick messuage and lot of ground,
situate on the northeast sorner of Seventh and Pine
streets, in the city of Fhlladelonia; containing in front
on Seventh street 20 feet 1)i inches* and In depth 39 feet
8 Inches.
80, 0. AH th»t messuage and lot of ground* situate on
the east side of Seventh street, 20 feet 7>£ Inches north
of Pine street. 80. 339, in the city of Philadelphia; con
taining in front on Seventh street 21 feet 2'inches, in
depth 89 feet 6 Inches.
80. 6. All that messuage and lot of ground, situate on
the east side of seventh street. 80. 387. 41 feet 9H inches
north of Pine street, in the city of Philadelphia; con
taining in front <n Seventh street, 19 feet 9 Inches, and
in depth 86 feet 6 iaebes, including the north side a half
part of & 2 feet 0 Inches wide alley.
Bo 1 All that messuage and iofcof ground situate on
the ean side of Seventh street, N 0.335. 61 feet 634 Inches
north of Pine street, in the city of Philadelphia; con*
tainlßg in front on Seventh street 19 fast 10 Inches, and
in depth 39 feet 6 inches* including on the south side the
half part of a 2 feet 6 inches wide alley.
80. 8 All that store, xnestusge, and lot of ground,
situate en the southeast corner of Seventh and Middle
streets, In the city of Philadelphia; containing in
front on Seventh street 18 feet inches, and in depth 39
feet 6 inches,
HBtniT G HOWELL, Sheriff.
Philadelphia. Sheriff’s Office, MajlS, 1860. mylO St
ir residensea when
oniale may be seen
la city. Jiossulta-,
[. tofiP. H * in the!
fHOS. ALLEN,
Electrician.
MARSHAL’S SALE.—BY VIRTUE
of a Writ of Sale by the Hon. JOHN (UDWAIiA
DBB, Judge ol the District Court of the Hatted States,
is and for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, in Ad
miralty, to me directed, will be sold at Public Bale, to
the highest and best bidder* for cash* at Michener'a
Store, 80. 143 forth FBOBTStreet. onWEDBBSDAF,
May 31, 1600, at 12 o’clock H.. 22 bales and 66 bags of
coiton, being the residue of oargo steamer Celt; 62 bales
cotton and 112 bags of cotton, being cargo of the steamer
Amazon; 14 bsga of Sea Island cotton, being cargo of
unknown sloop; 6 hags of Sea Island cotton, cargo of
unknown sloop; 9K bales cattos, being the portion of
cargo Of ah Unknown vessel; and l bale «>t£on, being
a portion ol cargo of an unknown veisel—all to bd Mid*
as above, to the highest bidder.
WILLIAM MILLWABD,
U. 8 Marshal Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, May 13, 1866. myl6-6t
REMOVAL.
WILLIAM TAKBALL
Has Removed from Mo. 1090 to Mo. 1333 CHEST
NUT Street. 8. B. corner of THIRTEENTH Street
Where he invites the attention of housekeepers, and
those coxomeneißg housekeeping, to his extensive as
sortment of useful
BOUSE FURBISHING GOODS*
Superior Refrigerators, Table Cutlery, Family Hard
ware, Children’s Carriages, &«., «« ap24-am
TNALTON’S
family and manufacturing
KNITTING MACHINES
Fat rated 1861 Perfected 1861
A YARD OF PLAIN OR BIBBKD WORK KNIT IN
TEN MINUTES !
KNITS UPWARDS OP TWENTY DIFFERENT ARTI
CLES OF APPAREL I
They are .iniple, reliable, perfect, and wonderful la
the amount end variety of work they perform
USUAL SPEED SIX THOUSAND BTITCHBB PSB
MIAUTB.
It can be made, in the hands of a woman, to earn with
ease and comfort $lO to $4O per week
EVBBI FAMILTbHOULD HAYS 088.
A few active, enterprising Agents wanted, to Whom
Überal inducements will be given.
To publishers of newspapers who will pay one-half
money, we will allow the remainder to be paid in
advertising at the regular rates.
Send for circular ana samples, enclosing stamp.
General Agency lor Pennsylvania, Ohio, Western
Bew To)k, Virginia, West Virginia, and Maryland,
Bo 97 FiPTH Street* Pittsburg, Pa,
my aim . B. P. CABPEBTEB,
iJHE FRANKLIN SAVING FUND,
HO. 136 SOUTH FOURTH STREET, BELOW ‘
CHESTNUT,
Fey. Are par erat. Interest on Depoilti. Agent, to
the .ale of United State. 7 3-10 Loans at Par. QoT.rn
meat, State and City Loans and Stoeks bought and aolo
for depositors and other, en CoaunU.los. mills- Sr.
PABINET FURNITURE
V ' MOOSE A CAHPIOB;
361 SOUTH SECOND STREET,
are prepared to follow the decline in the market in the
price of their Furniture. Puichasezs will please call
and examine our stock. mylQ-lJ*
Tb e science of medicine
should stand simple, pare, majestic; having faet
for its basis, induction for ltsplllar. truth alone for Its
capital. So stand HBLMBOLD’S GBBUIBE PREPA
RATIONS, established over 16 years.
nOAL OIL 1 COAL OIL !—FAMILIES
OIL at KELLY & NEEL S (Successors to J. 0. Milll
lan A Co. >, Dtalen In Crude Petroleum, Bor ulna and
lUbTloattig Coal Oils,
mylO-St* No. 811 MARKET Street.
TAKE no more unpleasant
A and wiiafe remedlee for nwleaaamt rad day*;
. ftPWARDS OF THIRTY THOUSAND
v eertlleatea and neoamradatorr letters ban bean
MMlnd, atteaHu th* merits of HELMBOLD’B OB
EUIME = PREPARATIONS, many, of whteh an from
tha Ughast aonran. Installing uguant atetaaman. am
gyman-coearaem. State Indus- **. „
DEWABE OF COUNTERFEITS AND
D UMPRIMCIPLED DBALBSB endeavoring to dis-
RATOM6.
LEGAL.
SHERIFFS SALES*
AIARSHAUS SAXES.
REMOVALS.
RETAIL DRY GOODS.
Q.LOSSY BLACK MOHAIRS.
PEARL SHADES ALPACAS.
TOURISTS’ DRESS GOODS,
BLACK WOOL DELAINES.
BLACK MANTILLA SILKS.
WHITE AND BTJFF PIQUE.
COOPER & CONARD,
n»yB-tf B. K cor. NIETE and MAKKST Streets,
MOURNING MILLINERY.
XU- A A H. MTBBB,
m,B-1m 9»6 CHBBTEPT Street
riHOICE STOCK OF DRESS GOODS.
V gt)k GBBiTADIl&B- .Dp.rt.WM-
Bprlni POPLIHiCIatMt itTIW.
Plaid ud Plain LBSOS
Black ud Blows VALENCIAS.
lp»}ff, 4 .rc 9 HALUMLAIH]ffI.
Sprlnk SHAWLS, i* variety
No. 708 ARCH Street.
N. B.— 60 dozen Ladles’ Bleached HOSE, atlS&centa
per pair, myl
SPRING PRESS GOODS, OF NEW
KJ STYLES, OPENING DAILY.
Spring styles Valenoias.
Spring styles Poll ce Chevres.
Spring styles of Poplins.
Summer Poplins.
Splendid Organdies.
Percales, in great variety.
New styles or Piques.
' Spring Colors deLaines,
Spring Colors Mohairs. .
JUw atyle. of Dxg. jartety.
mie tf ' 36 Eoiith SECOND Strut.
riASSIMERES, COATINGS, CLOAK
INGSJ Ac.'
Light Fancy Oaselmem .
Medium and Dark Fan«y Styles.
Harris’ fine quality Plain Mixes.
6*4 Nobby styles, for Business Baits.
6 4 611 k Mixed Coatings.
' Fine and low-priced Coatings.
Ladies! Cloakings, good quality. at $9.
Fine American and Imported Cloakings.
And every other desirable woolen Fabric for Spring
and Summer wear. COOPER A OONaRd.
my 16-St S- E. tor. NIATfI and MARKET Sts*
CHETLAND SHAWLS, IN EVERY
O variety. A* A H MYERS,
m»ssm 986 CHESTNUT Street.
PEARL TINTS MOHAIRS.—NEW
•hades, for street wear.
Tourists 1 Dress Goods, of every kind.
Several lots thin goods, under price.
White Goods of every kind.
Black Dress Goods—great variety. _
COOPER A CONARD*
mylC at 8. E cor. NINTH and MARKET Sts.
■QUACK AND FIGURED SILKS.
Jj A. AH. MYIRB,
myB lm 026 CHESTNUT Street.
CLOAKS AND MANTLES.
\J Dull Bilk Sscqnes
Lack-lustre Rich Garments
Heavy Lustrous Humes
Plain and Gay Styles.
Elegant Garments, of Silk and Cloth, for flrst-eiass
custom* * COOPER A CONARD, -
my!6-2t S. B cor. NUTH and MARKET Sts
Qfl CENTS YARD-WIDE BLEACHED
Ov MUSLIN, tbs best in town for the price.
Best makes ysTd-wide Shirtings.
Sheetings, by the yard or piece. .
Angola Flannels, fioesnte, extra fine Domets.
Fine all-wool Flannels, Tickings Ac.
Linen Shirt Fronts, every price, from 30e to $L
Complete stock of Linens and Damasks.
Linen Good sat the new low prices- .
Complete Block ot Towels and Towclings, good quail
tied, at very reduced prices. coopßß * 00N18D
pylS M B. B cor. HIBTB and MARKET Sil.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
O BKLLIEO OFE EHTIEB STOCK
TO CLOSE BOSIHE8B!!
GOOD-WILL AflD rIXTOEKS TOB SALE.
TBOBHLBT ABD CHISM
W. lATlte ipeclal attention to theaboya announcement
We hare a Lane Stock.
/ We are Beilin, Cheap. „ _ .
Every yard is to be olosed out on or before the Ist c ay
of September. Bilks and Dress Goods.
Oloths Casslmeres, and Linen Goods.
Shawls. Cloaks Skirts, Hdkts.&o. , So.
Mnsllns and Calicoes mash nnder market nrtOß
THoatft BT S CHISM,
myl9 Sm Cor. of EIGHTH and SPBIBG GARDEN.
MANTILLAS, all styles for
I'A mourning, A. & H. .MY ERE,
jpyS lm 920 OHfiSTNPT Streak
RLACK ALPACAS AT 60, 62, 76, 88c.,
D and SI. Also. mainlfleent Black Mohairs, *1.15,
®1 SS, SI 88, and #1.60
Lnpin’s Bla.k Wool Dalalnes.« cts. _
Double-width Btaek Wool Delaines, SI.II to 51.75.
Lnpin’s plain colors Delainss, 02 cts.
Pearl Tints Alpacas and Kohaln. „
Tourists’ plain, mixed, plaid, and striped Mohairs,
lo Snert^alnsoSfa! B <Jambrlcs, Jaconets. Satin Plaids
and Stripes, Blrd eje Linen, Swiss Mnsllns, Brll-
U White °and Bnff Plane by the piece or yard, xood
Cambrics. Glnkhams, Ac.
Mudlnsb, the piece nnder cB rtja E
mya-tf S. E. cor. HIUfTH and MABKBT Streets.
fJRAY MATERIALS FOR TRAVEL-
W LIBG DBESSEd. A. * H._MJBBS,
mvß'lm ,‘u,. . 926 CHESTNUT Street.
T7IGUBBD BILK .GRENADINES,
X of the best qualities andfttyiw, in Black ud Cray
Grounds. 66c to SICO *
Travelling.Dress Goods, in every variety.
Dew Dress Good*, Jh treat variety.
Handsome Chene Silks, $3.10 •- M
VERY CHEAP BLACK SILKS,
suitable for DreBUB, Mantles, audSaeques.
COTTON GOODB AT LESS THAN WHOLESALE
PRICES
Merrlmac, Spraktte. and Pacific Prints, 26c.
10 i Waltham and PsperiU bleached bheetlnkc- $l.
h. stbbl * soar,
myS-tf Nos Vl3 and 715 Worth TENTH Street.
Grenadine bareges, all
wldUtc. A. & H. MTBBS.
rnyg lm 986 CHSarwCr Street.
»KIBT FOR 186 S
YHB GBBATBBT INVENTION OF THE ACE IN
HOOF SKIRTS.
J, w. BBADLET’B Bew Patent DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
(or double) SPRING SHIRT.
WBSTB* BRADLEY * CARY (late J T . & J. O.
West), SOLEJPROPBIErOBS and MABUFAOTUBEBB,
97 CHAMBERS and 79 and 81 BEADS streets, Bew
York.
THIS INVENTION consists of Duplex (or two) El
liptic Steel Springs, Ingeniously braided tightly and
yiBHLY together, edge to ecgb, making the toughest,
most FLEXIBLE, ELASTIC, and DURABLE SPRING ever
used. They seldom bend or break, litre the Single
Springs, and consequently preserve their perfect and
beautiful Shape twice as lone as any other Skirt
THE wonderful flexibility and great comfort and
pleasure to any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skib.t will be experienced particularly in all crowded
Assemblies. Opb&as. Carriages, railroad Cars,
Churob Pewb- Armchairs, for Promb? adb and House
Dress, as the Skirt can he folded when In use to occu
py a .mail place as easily as a Silk or Mublik Dress.
A Lady having enjoyed the pleasure* comfort, and
great convenience of wearing the Duplex. Elliptic
Btebl*Spring Skirt for a single day will.never after
Want willingly dispense with theiruea. For Children,
Misses, and Young Ladies they are superior to all
others.
THEY are the best quality in every part, and un
questionably the LIGHTEST, most DESIRABLE, OOMFORT
ABLE and economical Bkirt ever made, . •
jOH SALE in all first class Stores in this city* and
throughout the United States, Havana db Cuba,
Mexico, South America, and the West Indies
FOB THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
BKiKT. ; my2-2m -
COO HOOP BKIRTB. ROQ
U*o» HOPKINS’ "OWN MAKE" OF
HOOP BKIBTS, the best assortment and best quality
and style* in the city Gore Trails, all lengths and
sizes, from 18 to 06 springs, from 9176 to 94- Plain
Skirts, all the new shapes and sizes, from. 19 to 60
springe, from 91-40 to 93. Skirts of extra heavy steel
and extra tapes from 20 to 36 springs, from $1.90 to
$2 76 Misses’ and Children’s, of every grade, from 6
to 35 spridgs* from 4 to 8 cents per snrlng; I hey have no
equal. Ageits for the Bew Flexible skirt, the most
pliable Hoop Skirt made, and fully equal to the Duplex
EUptlc Skirt, and at much lower prices. Also, con
stantly on hand, full lines of low-priced Hew York
Skirts, kid-padded and metallic-fastened—ls springs,
86c.; 20 springs, $1; 26 springs, $1.15; SO springs, $1 25;
and 40 springe, $1.60. tktrts made to order, altered,
and repaired, at 638 ARCH Street. mv!2 Im*
G£NTB’ FURNISHING HOODS.
PINE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
a* The subscribers would invite attention to their
IMPEOVED CUT OF
which they make a specialty in their business. Also,
constantly receiving
BO 7ELTIBB FOB GENTLEMEN'S WEAK.
J. W. SCOTT & 00.,
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING BTOBB,
Mo. 814 CHESTNUT Street,
■ lal-ly Pout doors halow Ihe Continental.
MILLINERY.
79 a CHESTNUT street.
> I bare sow «mu a nagnllcent assortment of
SPRING MILLINERY AMD BTBAW GOODS.
Wbicb I offer, wboleaal* and retail, at tbe IoWMt
market prices
Poult de Soles and Gros de Naples in all colors; the
mine desirable and scarce colors, such as buff, pearl,
rose pink, Ac .in an assortment of shades.
Best White, Slack, and Colored Crapes.
Ribbons of every shade, narrow and wide, to match
materials.
French Flowers, the finest goods, prettiest.styles, at
reasonable prices
_ IB HATS AMD BOMNBTS
weoffarevery new shape in every variety of material.
Wide White L* era, B»rhe». Maxines of every quality.
The beet French and Bew York Bonnet Frames, and
every other article required in making or trimming a
honneto^hat.
Also, a handsoae line of the best quality Grenadine
Veils* all colors
Orders from the country promptly and accurately at
tended to. M.’WBYL,'
80. 736 OHKBTBUT Btreet,
ap39-lm Successor to M. Bernbelm.
STATIONERY fc BLANK BOOKS
OIL, MINING, COAL, AND OTHER
HEW COMPANIES.
W. are prepared to fornUh New Corporation, with
all tb. Book* tha* require, at abort notlM and low
prleaa, of drat quality. All atylo* of Blndlnf.
STEED rbATB OBBTIPIOATBB Off STOCK.
LITHOGRAPHED ■< ?«
TEANBFBB BOOK.
OBDBBS OB TKAHBFEE.
STOCK LBiIGBB.
STOCK LBDQEB BALANOBS.
RBOIBTBB OT CAPITAL STOCK.
BBOKBB’B PBTTY LEDGER.
ACCOUNT OB SALES.
DIVIDEND BOOK.
MOSS A CO.,
BLANK BOOK MANUBAOTUREBB AHDBTATIONIBB.
43b CHESTNUT Street.
gLINDB AND SHADES.
B, J. WILLIAMS.
No. 16 North Sixth Street,
MaxoyaoTijßßß or
7ENITIAN BLINDS AND
WINDOW SHADES.
Tbe larcest and SnNt aawitmrat In tb. city at tbe
owaat nab pritea.
STORE SHADES MADE AND LITTIBID,
Ohn, lot .ollMl Blind, and Shadn. npS-ht
gNGLISH BROWN STOUT,
SCOTCH AILB,
IN STONS AND OLABR
ALBERT O. ROBERTB.
DIALED IN >INI GBOOEBIBS,
abl-tl Oornar of ILBVNNTH and YINI Ste.
ESTEY’B
COTTAGE ORGANS
tot only UNEXCELLED, but UNEQUALLED In purtty
if Ton* and Power, doatraed oapertally.for Oburcbee
and S«bools, but found torn oqually woll adapt.* to
b, Yarlor and Drawln, Room. Fo^aal,
No. IS North MVENTH Straot.
Ain. a nnlote iwrtuit of tb* MM lModeon
touiantly ormss, AH6m
RAIUtOAP LIKES. |
ffwiffyisj^iSSS 8 ™ .F u Mf?feSS[CT L «d T «w
BOAD, VIA MBDIA.
SUMMER AERANQBMEST.
On tod after UONDAI, April 17. 1800, the trains wtU
leave as follow* :
WBBT CBHRTBB TB4IWB -
. leave PhUadelpht* for Weet Cheater at 7 98 Md 10. SO
A M., and 2.16, 4.46, and 6.46 P. M
Leave West Chester for Philadelphia at 6-20, 7.40, and
10 €6 A. M. t and 1.45 and 4.4CP. n, • \
Trains leavl&f West Chester at 7.46 A. H, and teavinf
Philadelphia at 4 45 P, M. will atop only at Media 8.G7
Junction, Glen Mills- Cheney’s, and street Boad,
B O JUNCTION TRAINS
Leave Philadelphia for B. 0. Junction at 4.10 and
ID PrM,
Leave B. C. J&netion for Philadelphia at 8.26 A. M.
and 7.20 P.M.
These trains stop at all intermediate stations.
ON BUNBATB.
Leave Philadelphia at 8 SO* A M. and 4. P. H.
Leave West Chester at 8 A. M. and 6 P. fit.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7.85 A. H. and 4.46
F. M., and leaving Went Chester at 7.46 A. M. and 446
F. M , connect at B. 0. Junction with trains on F. A
B. C. B t B. for Oxford and Intermediate points.
Passengers are allowed to take wearing apparel only
aa baggage, and the Company will not in any case be
responsible for an amount exceeding one handred dol
jars, unites a special contract la made for the same.
_ „ BBHBY WOOD, Gen l Sap.
Philadelphia, March 10, jspg. m y 6
RARITAN AND
BAT RAILROAD,
PHILADELPHIA TO BROOKLYN.
FARE, *». EXOURBION TICKETS, GOOD FOB
THBEB DAYS. $3
CHANGE OF TIME-
Passengers for Express Train for Tnskerton.Barnegat,
Toms River, Long Branch, and Brooklyn leave VIBB*
STBBBT FfIKRY&t 8 16 A. K., dally (Sundays ex<
eepted),
Retarsin& leave WALL-STREET FBBRT, Brook
lyn, at 11A M. . -
Way Train for Atslon, Bhamong. Manchester, As.,
leaves Cooper's Point, Camden, at 6 30 A. M.
js3 tf L. * CPLB, agent. Camden.
EXPRESS COMPANIES*
fig—careggffi IHH A.DA.MS EX
PRESS COMPANY, Offlee 334
CHESTNUT Street, forwards Parcels,' Packages, Mer
chandise, Bank Notes, and Specie, either by its own
lines or In connection, with other Express Companies;
to All the principal Town* and Cities in the United
States. B. 8. SANDFOBD,
hW - General Haperiatendeah
INSURANCES
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY
mj insurance company.
INCORPORATED BT THB LEGISLATURE OF
PENNSYLVANIA, 1835. _ • -
OFFICE B E CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT
STREETS, PHILADELPHIA,
. _ MARINE INSURANCE
ON VESSELS,)
Cargo, > To all parts of the world •
FBBIG T, J NI(A hd INSURANCES
OnGocds, by River. Canal, Late, and Land Carriage,
to all parts of the union.
FIRS INSURANCES,
Os Merchandise generally,
On Stores, o welling Houses, &e.
ASSBTS 0? THF GOKPAKY,
flovember 1, 1864.
$lOO,OOO United States fire Per Gant. L0an, , 71.5100,000 00
111,000 •• Six “ " 'SI. 118,21500
76.000 ** Six “ "5 20a. 75,502 00
110,000 State of Pennsylvania Five Per Gent.
Loan. 98,656 00
64,000 State of Pennsylvania Six Percent.
loan.w-.ww.mn«>-Mhithkiw 56.840 00
mow City of Philadelphia Six PerCt-Loan. 122,020 87
20.000 Pennsylvania Hallroad First Mort
gage Six Per Gent 80nd5.—......... 22,000 00
60,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Second Mort- __ _
cage Six Per Gent. Bonds..«««■-** 59,25000
10,000 SCO Shares Stock Germantown Gas
Company* principal and interest
guaranteed by the city of Philadel
phia 15,300 00
0,600130 Bharat Stock Pennsylvania Bail
road Company* **•»•»»«•*•9,100 00
6.0C0100 Shares Stock JTorth Pennsylvania
Railroad Company************— .—«* 3,060 00
60,000 Uiflted states Treasury Certificates of
Indebtedness—***.*—••*—»**••»** 48,426 00
90,000 State of Tennessee Fiver Per Ct Loan 12,000 00
28.700 Loans on Bond and Mortgage* amply
128.700 00
*B6B.W)Par. Oort $812,100.60. Market Ya1ue.*857,«27 87
B«*l2etate*~*-—* ..~*~*..**** 86.000 00
Bills reelTabte for insurances made.. 118.830 42
Balances due at Agencies. --Premi
ums on Marine Policies, Accrued
Interest, and other debts doe the
Com»an) p ‘~«~~*'‘~***'“~~~'~4> 28,793 24
Strip and Stock of sundry Insurance
and other Companies, *4,363. Beti
mated va1ue.2,220 00
Cash on deposit with United
State* Government,subject
to ten days’call 00
Oashln 8ank5.68,154 98
Cash in Drawer 637 66
DIBBOTOBS:
Thomas 0- Hud, Samuel B Stokes,
John 0. Davis, J F. Penis ton,
Edmund A Bonder, Henry Sloan,
f heophilus Paulding* William G. Boulton,
Jobn S. Penrose, Bdward Darlington,
Jauee Traqnair, H. Jones Brooke,
Henry C. ballett, Jr., JacobP, Jones,
James C Hand, James B. a cFarland,
William 0 Ludwig, Joshua P Eyre,
Joseph H. Beal, Spencer Mcllvaine,
George G. Lelper, John B, Semple, Pittsburg,
Hugh Craig, A. B. Berger, Pittsburg,
Bobert Burton, „
THOMAS
JOHN G.
HEBBT LTLBUBH, Seen
C. HAND, president.
DAVIS, vice President.
•ctary. de!6-ly
THE reliance insurance COM
a p±NY
of PHILADELPHIA.
Incorporated in 184 L Charter PcrpetuaL
OFFICE Ho, 308 WALNUT STREET.
CAPITAL. (300,000.
Insures against Lom or Damage nr FIBB Houses,
Stores* and other Buildings, limited or pepetual: and
on Furniture* Goods* Wares, and Merchandise, in town
° r C LO&sis PBOMPTLY ADJUSTED AHD PAID.
ASSETS* (400,008 71
. Invested in the following Securities, vii,:
First Mortgagedon City Property * well securedlloB,6oo 00
U&itod States Government Loans 141. OuO 00
Philadelphia City 6 per cent. Loasa «~*~~«* 00*010 00
Pennsylvania s3*ooo*ooo 6 per cent. Loan~** 10,000 00
Pennsylvania Bailroad Bonds* first and se
cond Mortgages «,»»■>, itim* 85.000 00
Camden and Amboy Bailroad Company’s 6
percent. Loan* % 0,000 00
Philadelphia and Beadlnf Bailroad Com^
pany’sdper sent. Loan. S,OOO 00
Bumincdoa and Broad Top 7 per cent, mort
gage bonds 4,660 00
County Fire Insurance Company’s Stock,m» 1.050 08
Mechanics* Bank Stock. 4.ooo 00
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania Stock . 10,000 00
Union Mutual Insurance Company’s Stock,. 880 00
Reliance Insurance Company of Philadel
phia’s Stock* •»«»*« •»»•***♦*♦♦*,•**•***-*** •«** 1.000 00
-Accrued 5,456 41
Cash lnbankandonfcand,~w».~**»M~~~- 13.03339
Worth at present market Talus.... • ...$414,898 71
DIBSCTOBS.
Clem Tinsley. WUliam Stevenson,
Wm B Thompson, Banj. W. Tin*ley,
WUliam fttasser, Marshall Hail.
Samuel Biaph&m, Charles Leland,
H L. Carson. J. Johnson Brown.
Bobert Steen, Thomas H. Moore.
GLBM TIHGLET, President,
Thomab CJ. Hill. Seeret&ry.
Pbiladelphia. December 1,1861.
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE
A COMPAHY. Incorporated 1810. CHARTER PER
PETUAL. »o. 310 WALAUT Street, above Third.
Philadelphia.
Having a lane paid : up Capital Stock and Surplus in
vested in sound and available Securities, continues to
insure on Dwelling*, Stores, Furniture, Merchandise,
Vessels In port and their Carsoes, and other Personal
Property. All loses and promptly adjusted.
Thomas 2 Haris. James ft Campbell,
John Welse. Edmund G Dutllh,
Samuel C. Horton, Charles W. Fonltaer,
Patrisk Brady, Israel Morris.
John T. Lewis.
THOM
Aiubrt C. L. CrAWFOBP,
lAS E. MABIg, President.
, Secretary 1e23 tt
JE COMPANY.
JTNDT BTBSBP,
ELPHIA
.BID mSDRABTCB.
itohs:
John W. Brennan,
Robert B Poster,
John Kessler, Jr,,
B. D Woodruff,
Charles Stokes, •
Joseph D. Bills,
JK, President.
BOB* Vice President,
'tary. ja!4»tf
Tj'AME INSURANC
J. 90. 406 CHB8!
PBILADE
FIBB AMD INLAI
DIKEC'
Francis If Busk,
Charles Richardson,
Henry Lewis,
Samuel Wright*
F, 8 Justice,
George A. West* * „
FBAICIB IT BUC 1
CHAB. RICHARDS
W. I- BLAJfOHABD, Secrel
T?IBB INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
JL —TBB FBERBYLYANIA FIBS lUSURA.NCB COM
PANY Incorporated 1820. CHARTER PERPETUAL.
Mo. 510 WALNOT Street, opposite Independence
Square.
This Company, favorably knows to the community
for nearly forty years, continues to insure against Loss
or Damage by Fire, on Public or Private- Buildings,
either permanently or for a limited time ■ Also, on Fur
niture. Stocks, Goods, or Merchandise generally, on
liberal terms. . ' «.. .
Their capital, together with a large Surplus Fund, is
invested in the most careful manner, which enables
them to offer to the Insured an undoubted security in
the case of loss. _
DIRECTORS.
Jonathan Patterson, Daniel Smith. Jr., *
Alexander Benson. John DeTereux,
liaao H&zlehnret, Thomas Smith.
Thomas Bohlns, Henry Lewis.
J. Gillingham Fell.
JONATHAN PATTESSON. President.
William Q Cbowbll, Secretary. •
ANTHRACITE INSURANCE COM
PAH Y. —Authorized Capital $400,000-CHABTBB
PBBPETUAL.
Office Ho. 311WA15UT Streat. between Third and
Fourth streets, Philadelphia.
This Company will insure against Loss or Damage by
Fire, on Buildings, Furniture, and Merchandise gene-
Marine Insurances on Vessels, Cargoes, and
Freights. Inland Insurance to all parts of the Union.
1 DIBKCTOEB
Davis Pearson,
Peter Beiger,
J. B. Baum,
William F. Dean,
John Ketaham,
M BBHBR, President.
DEAN, Viee President
ap3tf
MACHINERY AND IRON.
WUii&m Seller,
D. father,
Lewis Auaenrled,
Jobßß Biaefcleton.
JoeepiMaxfleU, _ rTIT
WlliblJ
w at. f.
W. M. SuiTHi Secretary.
PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
S3uttSfi£ BOILBB WOEKB. NBAFIK & LBVT,
PBAGTIOAL AND THBOBBTIOAIt BNOZVBBBS. MA
CHIHIBTB. BOILBS-MaKSRS, BLACKSMITHS, and
FOUNDERS, having for many years been in successful
operation, and been exclusively engaged in building
and repairing Marine and Blver Engines, high and low*
Sresßure, Iron Boilers, water Tanks, Propellers, «c.,
e., respeoHully offer their services to the. paoue aa
being folly prepared to contract for engines of all sizes.
Marine, Bivbr, and Stationary; having sets of patterns
of different sizes, are prepared to execute order* witn
quick despatch. Every description of pattern-making
made at the shortest notice. aigh and Low-pressor#,
Fine, Tubular, andCTltnderßoll»w. of th»bmtPenn
■ylvanlaehareoallron. ForglnaßofaUßlieaundkludi,
Iron and Brass Castings of all descriptions, Boll*
Turning, Screw- Cutting, and all other work connected
W Brawto^M?d b »p«S»«atlon« for all work done at tha
.etebUoiment free of charge, and work guaranteed.
Theeubeorlben have ample wharf-doek room for re
raletogi.«'rTorUgbtw«lght.. Jiaoß „„
JOHN P. LEVY,
BBACg and PALMER Streets.
jTvAUOHAX _ WILLIAM M. MBBRIOK.
JOHN E COPE
GOUTHWAKK FOUNDRY,
»o fifth and Washington streets.
PHILADELPHIA. __
HEBBICK «fc EONS,
ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS. n _
Manufacture Hiih and Low Pressnre Steam Engine**
for land, river, and marine service. „ .
Boilers, Gasometers, Tanks, Iron Boats, At. { Oast-
Inis ofall kinds, elthsr iron or brass. L , ....
Iron >frams Roofs for Gas Works, Workshops, Ball-
Betorts and* Gas Machinery of the latest and most im
proved construction. ,
Every description of Plantation Machinery, each as
Sun, Bnr, and Grtit MLHb, Vecanm Sm, Opk
Steam TrSna.Defceators, Filters, Pumping Enginss.Aß.
Bole acents for N- BUlleux’a Patent Jaiar-Boning
Apparatus, Nesmyth'« Patent Steam Hammer, aid
Asm wall & Wolsey’e Patent Centrifugal Sugar-
Dralnini Machine, * n M **
ATORGAN, OBR, & CO., STEAM EN
i'i (HUB BDILDEBB, Iron Founder., end Q.oerel
KuUDlrti and Boiler Maker.■ Id 1,19 GALLOW*
HILL Street. Philadelphia. feliD-tf
"PHILADELPHIA TSTRRA OOTTA
works
OFFICE ABB Mo. 1010 CHKSTNtJr
VITBIFIBO WATBB. BBAIH, and HBATIHO PIPES,
villi bends, branohee, trap., Sc , to eonoeponi,
froml to 14 inch bore.
obsaMENTAL CHIMNEY TOPB. and FLUB PIPES,
Wit ranted to stand the action Of At*. CSS. <*» wa&ther.
OBMAMBaTAL PaBLOB AND GARDEN TABSB, Tor
daealeal deetni, plain aid bronitd.
, Mirnonette Pote, Flower Pots.
Irr V.ee., ■ Ban.lnc Vteee,
Fern Vases, Ac , Ac. ,
Importer of Minton's Encaustic Tile, for Churches
Halls, YestibnHs, As. __.
mbl tnthetl B. A. HABBtSOM.
POR NON-RETENTION OR INCOI.L
1 TIHBHOB of urine, Irritation, or
nloeration of the bladder or kidneys, diseases o / the
prostate glands, atone In the bladder, cslcaiu*, 'gravel
or brick® duet deposit, and ail, diseases of the Madder,
kidneys, and dropsical eweUlnis, nse HKliy.BOliD’S
FLUID EXTRACT EUOHU. , __
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RE-
O STOBBP BT HBLMBOLD’B IXTAVQC BTJOHO.
BAJETHIB MORNING, TUESDAY, AT 10 p’CLOCK,
D a <?ARD —The particular attention of the trade Is re
aueste’£ to our sate df fancy and staple dry goods, THIS
StOBN/B G, Tuesday, May 16th, at 10 o’clock, by sate
loCDS* o,* four months’ credit, comprising about 700
lots of ne w and desirable good!. *
N OTICK TO DEALER* TW BIBBOVft „
This mor.uiog, 8(0 lots Nos. 4@IOO plain and figured
poult de scM Ribbons, of the newest and moat desirable
6 °Also, black silk velvet ribbons, colored edged do.*
colored grot da Naples, Mallnes, crapes, flowers, Ac.
BALK OP IMPOR.TBO.ABB DOMESTIC DEY GOODS.
THIS HOBItIWO,
Marie, at 10 o'clock! by oatalogne, on (oar months
‘I&UkWOM^ t. of faacg Md staple dr, soods.
For Gash.
A large aaiortmsßt 0/domestic food* . ___
BLACK AV D COLORS® ALPACAS AND MOHAIRS.
' 6 oases fine to superfine black alpazas and mohaire.
4 ca#e* fse to superfine colored alpacas and mohairs.
500 DOZEN BAREGE, BAREGETISSUE* AND GREN
ADINE VBILB
100 dozen Fails colored barege rails.
350 dozen Fails tissue veils,
Iw dozen Parts grenadine veils. - .. .__
Sals of 000 ORTONS BCWNBT AND
TRIMMING KIBBONB, OF TOB IMPORTATION Of
MBBBBB. BOLBLEaC & FRRIBB.
this day
Cartons Vo. 4@ 6 black, white, and choice 7 and
»«d edge poult de sole ribbons.
S o ' 8? Fonlt de sole ribbons.
S O, wd troche fliured ribbons,
go. *«>» grain ribbons.
Vo. V&blGO plain colored ribbons.
V°. IC@BO wblte lilasjpnle and mats ribbons.
«r BL M?? SHiK VBLVRP 818 BOW.
Vo. 1 @2O Lions black silk velvet ribbons
•nn««Tr. V r J?hlt£ and colored edge ribbons. •
FRENCH FLOWKRS-ABD MOLAIRS.
200 cartons French flowers.
Also* crapes; Ao.
Jaconets, csmbrics, Swiss* sacarila, strlpes v malinesr
and Parle black fillet mtitg.
An tavolce 8 4 to J2*4-pure malise laces.
£OO dos Parte black fillet mitts.
NEW STYLE DRESS'GOODS.
An Invoice of ne rer * goods.
Shirting linens, linen damask, sheeting. table cloths*
brown linen diapers,-flucks. drills, Ac » Ac.
PHILIP FORD & CO.* AUCTIONEERS*
A mb MARKET and «»I COMMERCE Streets.
SALS OF 1,500 CASES PBIMK ROOTS, SHOES,
BROGAVS, Ac.
OR THCBrDAT MORNING,
MavlS, commencing at 1 10 o’olock precisely, will be
sold for oseb, 1,600 eases prime boots,, shoes, brogans,
balmorals, slippers, gaiters. Ac., for men’s, boys’*
women’s, ana children** wear.
* "OANCOABT & WARNOCK, AUO
A TIONSEBS* SM MARKET Street.
LARGE POSITIVE SALS OP 800 LOTS
AND IMPORTED DRV GOODS. RIBBONS, MIL LI
NBBY GOODS, HOSIERY GOODS, dtc., &c., by
catalogue.
ON WEDNESDAY HORNING,
May 17tb, commencing at 10 o’clock, comprising a fall
and very attractive assortment of seasonable and desira
ble goods worthy the attention of haters.
Included In sale will he found, viz:
BLAGS BILE CLOAKS.
BO lots ladies' new Parle styles black silk cloaks,
coats, and circulars,? ichly trimmed, for btßtcity sales
LINEN CAMBRIC HDKFS
Also, full lines ladles' d-8 plain, hemstitched, and
embroidered, and gents' # plain and hemmed linen
camtoile handkerchief*. „ _ _
EMBROIDERIES, LAOS VEILS, No.
Also, embroidered jaconet and cambric collars, sets,
infants 1 waists, robes, Ac.
Also, full lines new Paris designs black lace veils,
Pari* grenadine and tissue veils. &e. __ .
BiBBOftP, MILMSBRV GOODB, AND TRIMHINGB.
Also, choice colors bonnet silks, poult de sole bonnet
ribbons. Nos. 4 to 80; mallnes. silk laces, nets, arti
ficial flowers, bugle trimmlnss, crapes, &c , &c.
GENTS’ 3pABF4, TIES, no
Also, lane line gents* icaifi, ties, butterflies, Ac ;
elegant goods for present best city sales
HOOP SKIRTS, CO*SETBj g HOBIfiRT GOODS, NO-
Aleo, lines ladles' and misses' hoop skirts, corsets,
cotton hoaiery, kid gloves, spool cotton, threads,
head-nets, head dresses, pocket-wall«1s. shirt fronts,
dto., Ac. - •
BECOTT, Jb., auctioneer,
• IOEO CHESTNUT Street.
CARD—TO THE ADMIRERS OF-THE FINE ARTS,—
A peremptory sale of high dais oil paintings, the pro
perty of Joseph Blchardson* he being obliged to remove
his stock from South Seventh street, and not being able
to exhibit the pictures in bis present room, 920 Chest
nut street, is about to submit the entire collection of
his modern paintings to public competition, without
reserve. Farther particulars to be had at B Scott*
Jr. r e Gallery, 1020 Chestnut street, opposite the Aca
demy of Fine Arts, where the collection, with cata
logues, will be open for examination In about a week
from date,
■slsB 693 49
SPECIAL SALE OP FRENCH AB
KJ TISTIC BBONZRB.
Comprising CROUPES AND FIGURES, VALUABLE
BTATUABY, ORNAMENT#, die.* &C., &0., recently
imported from France and Italy by Messrs. VITI
BROS., (formerly Tito Viti A Sons.) to take place at
our Ari Gallery. No. 1110 CHBBTNUT Street*
„ Ob WEDNESDAY MORNING.
May 17th, at 11 o’clock The collection will be ar
ralfned for examination on Monday, 16 til Inst.. at which
time catalogues can be had at the office of Messrs. Viti
Bros.. No. 149 8. Front street, or at the Art Gallery.
myis-st TSQB. BIRCH a SON* Auctioneers.
$1,301*684 02
f\U ARTEL MASTER’S OFFICE.
v 6 New York. May 12, 188?.
SALE OF GOVERNMENT VBS3ELB.
ON FRIDAY, -May 19, 1865
Ur. J. H. DRAPER, Auctioneer, will sell at 12 o’clock
Noon, at Publio action, at Pier 36, North River.
Steamship **Csbawba,” 1,648 tons.
Steamship ” Detroit, ” 898 tons,
And immediately afterwards at Pier 13, North Elver:
Bri* "Dragoon,” WO tons. \
Bark “ Volfcigeur. ’ ’ 883 tons \
Terms of Sale—Cash in Government funds only.
Permission to inspect these vessel* can be obtained on
application at this office. —.. _
STEWARD VAN VLTEr,
myls-St Brevet Brigadier General, g. 6 A.
T ABGE SALE OP GOVERNMENT
Li HULKS. :
Chief Quartermasabr’s Office.
Depot or Washisotoh
Wabhifgtoit, D 0., May IS, lws.
Will be Bold at public auction, under the direction of
Brevet Colonel Charles H. Tompkins, A, Q < the
Corrals near the Observatory, in the otty ofdVmilaf
ton, D 0 , between •: aSBR ; *i v.
FIVE AND SIX THOUSAND WftwT feV
which have been us* d in the Government service', f
Tbo sale will commence on MoDday\May 22, 1655/pt
10 o’dock A. M.» and continue from day to day, unleir?
otherwise ordered, until the whole number is sold. 1
The mules will be * old singly, to the Highest bidder. '
Terms cash, in Government funds.
D. H. RUCKER,
„ Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
mi 15 fit • /Depot of W^ftMiagton.
OAI3S OF CONDEMNED QUARTER-
HASTES STOBBB, HOBSE POWJSBB. HILLS,
GBAIM OLE AHBBS, &o. , „
Chief Quartermaai eb s Office,
Depot of Washington
$400,088 71
WAsaiHGTOX, G.« Mavl 18SS
'Will be sold at public auction. anaer the direction of
Captain a A, Q. M. U 6. A , at the Go
vemmeni Watehonee. situated on the square between
£ and FlndiTWenMetn and Twenty- first streets. Wash*
ington,jS» C., on THUJBSDAY* Hay 1& 1865, at 10
o'cloekjH M,,jalot of Quartermaster Stores* condemned
as ttuftwr public use. viz t . „.. „ .
Axes,- picks, Angara* Broshes. Boilers. Bridles.
Backets. Blankets, Bits. Brooms. Saddle-Bags, Wagon
Chisels, Forges, Chairs, Forks,
Hammers, Hatchets, Knives, Harness, Lanterns-Plates,
Collar Pads, Sops, Balers, Sawß. Shovels, Baddies,
Saddle-Trees, Whips, and a large lototWrought Iron
Scraps, Castfron, Horse Shoes, Wagon-Tire. As,
—* ALSO. ■fjf'i
12 Horse Powers* complete, 19 2 ne
vators, with shafting, 2 Crain CleanfHwand a lot of
Belting and Iron Gearing. : v
Successful bidders will be required to remove the
stores within five days from date .of sale.
Terms cash, in Government funds. / ->
« H. BUCKBR, .
my6-lot Brig. Gen, aqd ChiefQaartermaster.
CALB OF CONDEMNED ODOTHINO.
O CAMP ADD GAERISOH KQOIPAGB, MOtr Ct7r-
TIKQIS, 40. _ , . /:y
Chief QnAKTESMASTHn’B Oppios, ' ■
Bspor op WAasnrOTOkt
Wabhdtgtox, D. C., May 4,1895.
Will be sold at pnblio auction, under the direeiidn of
Captain D. G. Thomas. M. 8. K. D, B 1, at Govern
ment Warehouse Bo 6. on Seventeenth, between Hud
I streets north, Washington, D 0., on MONDAY, Hay
22, 1860, at 10 o’clock A. M«» a large lot of condemned
Clothing, At., consisting of—, 7-- . ,
Infantry and Cavalry Coats, JasketfiTro ws*s» Draw
ers, Shirts, Felt Bats, Cape, Bagies/Trumpsti, Oram
Heads, Fifes, Leggings, nags. Stockings, Blankets,
Kettles, Pans, Shovels, Spades. Pickaxes, Axes, Ha
versacks, Canteens, Bone. Tut Catlings, Hospital
Tents, Sibley Tents, Wall Tents, Ac.
Successful bidders must remove the stores within five
(fi)dayi from the date of stle.
Terms cash, in Government funds.
I>. H. HTSOKBR.
Brig. Gem and Chief Quartermaster,
myfi 13t Depot of Washington.
HOLDING SPRING BEDS.
'*■ Bedding of every descrlptU a.
Spring-bottom beds and cots.
Excelsior moss and sea grass by the bale.
PHILBBOOK St GO.,
9 Booth SEVENTH Street.
mylS-lm
BUTTERFIELD’B
OVBRLAHD DESPATCH. _ _
Ogee, Ho IVBBBT Street, Haw York.
Ogee, Ho. 40 Booth FIFTH Street, Fhllada.
OHADHOBT VIBBBABD, President.
/ W. E. EITOHEH, Treasurer.
This Gompnny, now folly otfanlied, with ample
ispltal, owae lie Transportation on the Plains, and ti
sreparet: to contrast Freight to all points in Golorado,
Utah, Idaho. Montana, How Kezleo. and Arisona Ter
ritories; also to Boose rlyer, Hoyada. .
■ Through Contrasts and Bills of B&dlnc (tron from
How Toft. Boston, Fhlladelphia.'Pittsbttr*, Wheeling,
Ilnslnnatl, Chisago, and jjabtiH
Agent, itewYork.
WH H. MOORS.
H».«SoathFmh.tr M ua,l £ hla
General Sajgerlnteadflnt.
TTELMBOLD’S EXTRACT OF SAR.
-LL sAPibILLA cleanses and nnoTatse tbo blood,
instils the vigor of health into the system* and pares*
out the tramon that mete disease. .
pOTTON AND FLAX SAIL DUCK
KJ AND CANVAS, of all numbers and brands.
Tent Awning,Tmnk»_and Wagon-cover Dnck v Also^
CH. GARDEN & 00., NOS. 600 AND
• 603 HABKBT Street, Menufseturers or end
Whole«d” Deulere 1 “HATS. OAFS. FURS, BONNETS,
OTBAWGOOM. ABTIFIOIAtFLOWERS, KOCBBB,
Ae . &e. The laneet and moat completei atook. and the
beat term a Country Kerehante and the Trade sup
pUed. mnl.3m
A BEADY AND CONCLUSIVE TEST
of tbe properties of HELHBOLD’B FLUID EX
TSAOT BDOHUWIU be aumwlin with those set
toith lm the united SUtea Dlaaenaatory.
UOR EVEBY LOYAL BREAST—LIN-
A- COL* MOUBHIKO FINS, is silver plate. New
destine is black and white satis; perfect pictures. By
malfWesuts. or*) for $4, 100 for $l7, 1,000 for $l5O.
Hoomlsc to last for 00 days. Bend your orders atosee.
SALISBURY, BEO . AGO,.
_ _ . Providence. B. L
JLIJWB3P** ‘W. for four tm^^U
ATACKEREL, HERRING, SHAD, &C.
" A —5.500 bbls Mass. Nos. 1, J, and » HaekuoL
uud luute
fffiinfiozes Lubes, Seeled. No. 1 Herrin*.
*0 boxes HeriSner-wnnty Cherne. As.
Instore and for sale & frM&Ylh.
PHILADELPHIA BUB*
BABPABB INBTITPTB. No. U
jf. NINTH Streat, above Market.—B. O.
EVEBETT, after thirty a years' practical experlenee.
cuaranteee the skilful adjustment of Me Premium Pa
tent Qraduatlni Pressure Truss, Supporters, lleem
Stochlnis, Shorader Brases, Crutohoe, *c. Ladles’
apartments conducted by a Lady. apia-ly
MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT
fWI LOANED TOON DIAMONDS. WATCHES,
A A JBWBLBT. FLATS. CLOTHING. At., at
IP t f 20NBS AOO ’S_
OLD ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE.
Corner THIRD and OABKILL Ota.. below Lombard.
apg-Om
WARS & WATSON’S
■i SALAMANDI* lai
STORE.
M SOUTH FOURTH BTBBET,
PHILADELPHIA, FA.
A laris vansty ofFUn-FBOOf SAFES always e.
bend. ;
MALCOLM MACNEILL S
MJr LP SPECTACLE STOKE. Wo. SID Bout,
FIFTH Btreot.
Mr Gia§M*nftt9* to writ all agw, wdnll mamneroi
repairing eareniliy and promptly attended to, mh4»lm
UNFKBBLBD AND DELIGATB OOK.
£i fITITUTIONB. of Mb MZ«I. ns* HBLMIOL'jVt
EXTRACT BUdgO. Ik Wfflgtv* brUk art tft*r*aftl«
AUCTION sales.
TOHN B. HYtfflS * Op ABcThN
V 8188, Bos. 333 M,< MIHKIt
LABGE POBITTVI SALB OV f .
GOOBB. TBaVBLLIBG BiOS- JTEIiT
GOOBB. BBOE IuBBAD, A*. _ „ n ' E> B
A CABB -W.lßTlte lh» early atf-fMon of , '
to the Urge end valuable .MOrtnuVt of bui,, %
men', toft black hat,, women’, and »hin t# >IJ
HUB and p»lio-lt»f shafc.r hoodti.
color,deed whit, nelni-leaf halt, tIUVeHIoi EIJ bijJ
embrador eamolea of 1.100 paolagoe.
and fresh asaortmant. to bo peromptortlr rolfY
logne. on foor mouth.’ credit- coniniec-.in, 1
HOBNIBG. atip o'cloot, precisely. “* f!i\
J.ABGB POSITIVE BALB OP BOOTS, B>?r>'i
GABS, ABUT GOOBB, TBAVBLUBG BAOs A
GOOBB. 80. ’*Bt»
THIS MORNING. '
Hay ieth, at M o’clock, will bo sold, b, ctu;,.
on four months’ credit, aoont 1,2X5 paehtes.
shoes, brogans, cavalnr.bools, Ac. , embrac[og t a
and fresh atsortment of aoasonablo goods of
Eastern manafaettus hi
Wlll'ba opsn for examination, with oatalon.
LABOIf PBRBMPTOBT BALE OP BOOTS, Hq*
gEOGAKS? TRAVELLING BAGS, BOLE LEdV^g
BOTlOB.—lncluded in our large sale of boot,.
•boea, So., " Hi
May 16, will be found In part the following f, u ,,
dealrable aaaortment—vis: H ' l <|
Hen’a. boys', and yonthj’ calf, dottble-toiu
welt. *1 d pomp-eolc dreaHwot,; mm's, bo,;'' “!#■
youths kip .ad bnff loathor boots; melt’s #n,
long-leg ca.alry boot*; men's end boy.’ oalf bogl2W
Oonareea boots ud balmoralst men's,
yoaths’ sapor kip, Bnff, and polished grain, Sij. ’-Ut
and pnmp sol. broganst ladles’Baa kid. goat, mjj
and enamelled patent sewed balmorals and
gaiters; woman's, misses', and children’s calf as?? 1 '
leather balmonla and lMeb-mte;-children's
* eewad cltj-madol.ee bootatfancysewedb,lmoi?iJL'
ankle tie,; ladies’ fine black and colored iSSStafV'*
: gross, and aide-lace gaiters; women',! mlSlii?'
icbUdren’s goat and morocco copper-nailed hue-V!^
; {g»il,VLSf SP""'
Also.R.oside®oak-tenuedjolejeather. at\o o’clock
LARGS POSITIVE SALE OF BRITISH. Fnctim!
GEBMAH, AND DOMESTIC DRI GOOD?- °®»
We Will bold a large'galeof Foreign and D*zneimo n
Goods* by catalogue* on a credit of fear month*
cart for cash,
V l)R THURSDAY MORVIHG,
May 18th, at 10 o’clock, embracing about 660
and lots of staple and fancy articles to w»olen«
eds. liness. silks, and cottons* to which we tnviu ?J'
attention or dealers. *
v B.—Bamptesof the same will be arranged fo^.
axrinatton, with catalogue*, early on the moral?.*;
when dealers will find It to their intere«t to £
Large BALE OF FOBEIGR AND DOMKSTIQ Dfi*
GUODB
Included in our saleof THURSDAY* May 18, win v ,
found In part the fo)lowint-vlt: 11
• . , DOMBBTIOB.
bales bleached and brown sheetings and shlrtl-.,
bales bleached and brown shirtings and drilli
oaseswool. Canton* Domet. and miners'JUnnA\'
eases blue stripes, checks, ticks, denims &s Q ”'
otsesprlnis, Kentucky jeans* kerseys. &c
cases oottosades* cloaking*, liuiogs, gl&tham* a.
cases sileslas, ooTset Jeans : cambrics, &« ' 5l
cases sathM's, meltons, tweeds,cAHstmsrestllnuwi
, „ , MEBCHART TAILOBB' GOODS ,#n
Full lines cloths* coatings, doeskluß, tricots, mt)
tone &c. * “'*•
Full lines ItaUan*. satin da chinas. Testings. Aa
. „ Irish and scotch liver goods
Full assortment bleached and W B damasks, Unn
sheetings, Irish linen- diaper, &c 1
, Alt o, bleached and W B damask and spot table do hi
towfls, diapers* napkins, linen cambric haadkn.
chiefs, &c.
Also* u*enducks, BpaniBbandWou«ellnsnfl. bnrJam
canvas, crash, Ac * '
1 000 eIXCEB LIVBV DBILI.B,
Also* lifOO pieces plain and-fancy Gsnsan lic A .
drills—aU grades of fi superior ftttd WelLgaoWJl mski &
DREdb OOODB.
Large lines Pari* mouse laUe*. ball
de chevreß* bareges, Valencia*. cn’ Q b,
mohAirs, alpacas* cobnnt*. ba-morals, shawls, Ae.wl
DRESS oILKb.
Full assortment of gros grains, glossy black groid»
Bblnes* taffetas, poult de sotes* gros de Rsaien c,
drillss* fancy silks* Ac. _
13,000 DOZ* HOSIERY AVD GLOVgg.
dozens men’s, women’s, and childrens’ bleaebst
and unbleached mixed and openwork hose and hall
hose,
dozens boys’ and misses 1 hose and half ho«e
dozens Paris kid, silk* Berlin, Hole, aid oMtcn
gloves. *
Travelling shirts, shirts and drawers, hoop skirt*
sewings silk handkerchiefs and ties, umbrellas, & e
POSITIVE BALB OF CARPETINGS, DBUGJETi
mattings. a«.
„ -<UI x OR FBIDAT MORNING,
, May 19th., at 11 o’clock* wiO be sold, bycsUlogne, m
four months’ credit, about 259 piece* rich rwa 1 u*
pestry, Brussels, printed felt, saperffne and flaeio.
grain, royal damask, Venetian, list, hemp, eotuta.
and rag carpetings, Canton and cocoa mattings, lit
embracing a choice assortment of superior goods, wfcul
may be examined early on the morning of sale.
PEREMPTORY SALE OF FBEVCH, INDIA, GB2.
MAN, AND BRITISH BBT GboDB, &, ‘
OB MOBBAT MOj-BING,
May 22d, at 10 o’clo«1t, wIU b. .old by Mtologtu, os
four month*' credit, abont *
. „ , 800 PACKAGES and lot*
of French, India, German, and British drygoods. At
embracing a large and desirable assortment of/ao« s»i
itaple articles in eilk, wonted, woolen, linen, and cot
ton fabrios,
N B —Samples of the same will be arrangsd for «r
amlnatton, with catalogues, early on tha morslni A
the sale, when dealers will find it to their interact)
attend.
M THOMAS & SONS,
• Mon. 139 tad 1M Booth FODBTH Htr«t
EXTRA LARGE BALE FIRST CLASS REAL ES'ATI,
~ " ‘MSk stockOc TafS fiitT
GABI>.~Our oale on TUKBDAY next, Ifithlns 1 will
coEQfUsebyf krthe la> geat&monst and most va'UA’e oro
perty offered fcbl« season, Including the Estates /OF.
Womratk, J. Conlin. j, 3/ ZtlF Buckley mi-firq, p.
Kohler, 6 K- Smith , Phillipsminore, and, S Swill,
by order of Orphans’ 1 Court. Also* the Splendd Cfoit*.
try Seat and Farm , 41 Sprtngbrook, * * and o&sr Goaa
tiT Nate ana Parma : Fisar- olass Stores JanJt street,
Market street. Second street, and other Itaiaeas Hi®,
pertiee; Residence Chestnut Bill, hantsome Resi
dences Walnut street. Chestnut street, Hne sire*.
Vine strut, Washington Square, Greet street, a%&
Broad street; Genteel Dwelling, large iob &c. Alio,
000 sham Valuable Bahk Stocks, &o, 10,i&u,au
Fnblle Bales ot Beal Estate and Stotts* at the Es
•nance* every Tuesday, at 13 o’clock.
, FOUBTBENTH SPRING SALE Bay Iftfa.
The larcsst sale sad comprieinj the most yalnabl*
property offered this oea*on. Handbills ready.
EXECUTOR'S SALE-VALUABLE BA«£ dTOCKS.
Also prtTlons to real estate, at 13 o'elotk:
J 97 shares Mechanics’ national Bank
283 shares Farmers’ and Mechanics’ National Bank.
20 shares Western National Bank.
10 shares Girard National. Bank
2 shares Chesapeake and Delaware Canal Company.
Sale No 319 Pise stieet.
SUPERIOR FORNITURB, ROBBVOOO PIANO, FIMI
TAPKSTBT OABPBTS. 40.
OK WEDNESDAY KOBBISff,
• 17th Inst., at 10 o’clock, at No. Bj9 Bine street, by
cataloatte, the . superior furniture, fine* toned piano,
tapestnr carpets, superior book case dto.
May be examined at 8 o’clock on the mornlnf of the
sale.
Executor's Baie—Estate of Dr. Coxe.
BABB AND.VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS.
, OH WBDNBBDAY HORNING,
May 17th, 1865, at the auction store, will toe sold with'
out reserve, by order of executor, a collection of rare
and valuable oil palatines, toy eminent masters, frost
tbe collection of the late John Redman Coxe, M. o.
_ Also, a number of fine line engravings, tor the bait
English artists,
bale to commence al 31 o’clock.
45* For partlcnlars see catalogues The b&lstiaff
will toe arranged for impaction a week previous to foe
sale*
SALE OF FINN WINES AND BRANDY,
ON WEDNESDAY,
May 17th, at 1 o’clock P, M, at tbe auction stem,
South Fourth street, will toe sold, toy catalogue* a chotM
selection of floe Madeira, Sherry, and Port Wines ud
old Brandy, Imported toy Mr. F. J. Flraera.
49* Samples may toe examined one near previous to
sale.
• • Sale at Nos. 139 and 1418. Fourth street
SUPERIOR FURNITURE, MIRRORS, ROSEWOOD
PI ABO-FORTE, FINE BBTfeBBLS AID OTfIBE
CARPETS, Ac,
ON THURSDAY MORNING,
at 9 o’clock, at the auction store, superior parlor farm*
ture, mirrors, rosewood piano* forte, refrlgeratorsi floe
Brussels and other carpeu^die,
at 10 o’clock, eight machines for making carpet brooms.
Bale No. 947 South Fourth Street, MAAn
BUPBBIOR FURNirUfil. ELEGANT ROSEWOOD
PIANO. FBENOH PLATE MANTEL MIRROR, FIFE
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS. Ao.
ON FRIDAY MORNING, _ BJB(I ..
39th Inst., at 10 o’clock, by catalogue, at No. 247 Sooth
Fourth street, tbe superior furniture, elegant rosewood
7 octave piano, fine French plate mantel mirror, ha.na*
some velvet and Brussels carpets, oil cloths, mat*
tresses, Ac.
Also, the kitchen furniture and utensils.
Peremptory Bale on the Premises.
TRUCE FARMS AND COTTAGE SITES,
09 SATURDAY MOBBING/
May 20. at 11 o’clock, at the Gape May Court Honsi,
Cape May county, N. J., on the line of the Gaoe Hey
Railroad. A special train of cars will leave Walnut*
Street Wharf, and return In the afternoon.
MS- Full partlcnlars in handbills and plans, m»r b *
had at the Auction Booms.
Public Sale,
100 SETS SIX.MOLB HARNESS.
ON SATURDAY, A ...
May 20th, at 12 o’clock noon, at the anction store, win
be sold at public sale, toy order of the Quarter Master *
Department, U* 8. A., , . .
199 sets of sin - male wagon harness; Irregular.
Samples may he seen three days previous to sale, •»
the auction store. _ . _ _ „ □
Terms cash. By order of CoL W. W. MsKim, G* “•
A. Chief Quarter Master. Philadelphia depot.
Sale No. ITIS VINE Street „ TTlTmi}H
SUPERIOR FURNITURE. NELODBONS, MIBBOBB,
TAPESTRY OARPETd
ON MONDAY MOR9IBG. Ml .
22d Just, at 10 o’clock, by catalogue, at No. 1715 vtae
street, the superior furniture, rosewood melcd»os>
French plate mtrrore, fine tapeitry oarpete, aw r
May toe examined at 8 o’clock on the moruuil
the sale.
SHIPPING*
BOSTON AND PHILADBI
~rfWgi PHIh BTBXMSHIP LINE. »allln»from .»'!
port OU BATUBDXIB. from firrt wberf ibove Pl**
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fiom Phlludelphlu for Boston, on BuhuAuy. Huy U, «
10A M., ind steamship SAXO*, O.pt. M.ttbaws, fron
Boston for Fhlljtielphlk, ou the seme 4*y Mir, M.
These new usd substuuUsl steunthliw form > JJ**!"
line, Bailing from eath port punctually on Saturdays.
mar tt* *»biob
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.wi, „.lDhl» Bteamihtp Opn»»;
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