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SATURDAY, MAY SO, 1865.
BEUeiOUS IS*BAM6EJfC*.
'"G-BNBhAI- PLATEOBM: OS RELIGIOUS 1321.1EF.—A
greatmanjelphllOßopMoal theologians and philan
thropists are busily atwork just now In various por
tions of the world, .endeavoring to bnlia a great
platform upon wbSeh all the dlCering religions de
nominations oan unite in the Jntlmate oommn
-5,0n 0 f common belief and brotherhood. Se
veral experiments have been tried In Eng
land to make extremes meet, but thus fir
ih*v have been strikingly unsuccessful, many
*9 them ending in personal and unchristian oolil
2?™* Other experiments are now in development
fn this country, we believe, but do not promise any
-Sand success. There seems to .be too much of a
' spirit of ambition aetuatlng some of the innovators,
who each desire that “our ” Church shall be the
fore-front, and have the credit of the entire scheme
of fraternization. Others, while they are advocates
of a “common belief,” insist that the “common
-belief" shall be their belief. Hence a grand out
burst and general quarrel.
This state of things Is now In existence In New
York. It seema that certain olthe Eplsoopal olergy
of that city have, In theirdeslre to promote “ Chris
tian Union,"fraternized with “the sects”—the Pres
byterian, Dutch Reformed, Methodist, and others.
Every Sunday night, for a considerable time past,
meetings have been held in the Fifth-avenue JEplsco-
Eal Ohurch (the Ohnroh of the Ascension),'at which
,ow Churohmenwere represented by Bishop Moll
vaine, 01 Ohio, and Rev. Dr. Yinton ; Presbeterlans
by Bev. I)r. Ferris, and the rest of the denominations
by divines more or less prominent. But last Sun
day nigbt was a period. On that occasion addresses
were delivered of :a moderate character, although
all tinctured by the peculiar tenets of the Individual
speaker, but that of Dr. Yinton, although said to
he moderate and In favor of Union as viewed soru
pulously from a church stand-point, was received
with much disfavor In Ms communion. _lt is re
ferred to thus In the New York Church Journal of
this week:
“ This palpable and outrageous compound of In
evitable blasphemy, heresy and nonsense Is the
worst disgrace that has yet befallen the Church In
all this discussion, and how aman of Dr. Y'inton’s,
ability and training could bo far forget Mmself as
to utter u, passes our power of comprehension."
On the same page with this article Is the follow
ing announcement: '
“ Those who have long wondered at the open
breach of the rubrioß and canons of the Church
during a year or more, to this Diocese, in the matter
of publicly recognizing a ministry which the Church
expressly forbids us toreccgnise, and which was ne
ver at any llme recognized in any‘part of the
Church Catholic, will be interested to learn that a
Pastoral Better upon the subject, from tte_Bishop
of Now York, is now In the printers hands; and
we expect to be able to lay It in full before our rea
ders next week.”
The object of the pastoral will be, no doubt, to put
a stop to this fraternization, and as Bishop Mo
llvalCe is one Of the-‘figurantes, there will, quite
probably, be an answer to the pastoral, A New
York datly of yesterday, commenting on the an
nouncement, Eays : - “ This controversy, or dispute,
or whatever else it may be, has an Interest lor the
general public to so far as It serves to mark anew
the deep dividing line, In the Anglican oommunton,
between Borne and Geneva, Bishop Potter quite
recently gave his sanction to the celebration or the
Greek services InTrinity Chapel—a service spoken
of by the Evangelicals as but one remove from the
Homan mass, and by the ' fraternization’ of some
of his clergy with Presbyterians, Baptists, and
Methodists, is an exhibition of the other extreme,
a key is probably furnished to the motives which
prompt the promulgation of this pastoral."
Amsiyussaby Week.— Last week was anniver
sary week in Now York, but for some reason or
other not as much Interest was manifested In the
sessions-of the various denominations, sooletles,
&0,, as in former years. Almost all of them made
reports showing their general prosperous condition
and great amount of labor perrormedi ‘
. Appoiktmhkt ok Delegates.—A meeting of
delegates from differ eat Congregational ohurohes in
Pennsylvania assembled in the Second Congrega-
ttonal Society's Church, Eleventh and Wood streets,
last Tuesday evening, to appoint delegates to repre
sent the iDGrests ol this Stats In the Grand Council
to be held in Boßton In June next. , .
, Ihtbbxstjng Esbeoikes.— -Last Sunday after
noon, the First Congregational Sabbath School,
Frankforrt road and Montgomery avenue, hold their
customary anniversary celebration. The exercises
were of a varied and Interesting character, consist
ing of singing and recitations by the children, and
addresses by Mr. Abraham Martin, of the American
Sunday-School Union, Rev. H. B. Swift, ,late of
Keokuk, lowa, and Rov. Mr. Olmstead, United
States army chaplain. This school, though- in its
infancy, is steadily increasing in numbers and use
fulness, and now numbers over three hundred scho
lars on its rolls.
Rbsighatioit op a Fastok,— Rev. J. Hyatt
Smith, who has been for five years the pastor of the
Eleventh Baptist Church, Twelfth street, above'
Race, has tendered his resignation, to taka effect on
the let of July. His relations with his floolt during
the whole of his pastorate have been at once
pleasant and spiritually profitable. His Zealand
.his talent have made him both successful and. be
-loved.
Thb young men having In charge the Union
Tneelings, held every Sunday at American Me
chanics’ Hall, Fourth, and George streets, have
placed in the hall a large organ, costing between
four and five hundred dollars. - To-morrow atter
ndon Rev. A. Atwood, D. D., will preaoh a sermon
■on « Christian Joy.” The music will be performed
by Henry W. Knauff, Esq,, a member of tbe firm
which furnished the organ. All are Invited to at
tend these meetings, especially those who are not
members of eburoh. Rev. Alfred N, Gilbert, of
Hew York, will lecture at this hall nest month.
. 'Httimptbd Assassination op thb Pope—A
Dubious Stout, —The Rome correspondent of
. the -London Weekly Register, publishes the fol
lowing curious narrative, which we glvo just
as we find it; ’’You will permt me to tell you
something that is very astonishing. .Xl may be that
the matter isnotareal truth, but so many of the Illus
trissimi hero believe it, that it is hard for any one to
put it down as a fiction. Voila: Hot long ago, a tali
and very well dressed, and most gentlemanly-look
log person: oalled at the Vatican on business with
the Pope, To the officer of the Palace, who oame
to see what ho wanted, he saldhe came onamost im
portant errand to the Sovereign Pontiff, and shat
Ms commission was to announce it to the Pope In
person, and without a third party being present.
The t ffloer (who was a chamberlain) informed him
that he demanded an unusual thing, and conse
quently that his reauest could not be entertained.
The stranger made a new assurance of the political
and religious importance of Ms message, and he did
It so earnestly and so plausibly, that the chamber
lain consented to see tbe Pope himself, and toll Mm
what was at hand. The chamberlain, therefore,
went to tee the Pope. He found Mm alone on Ms
knees In solemn devotion. Having waited a little
he informed the Pontiff of what was going on, and
the latter, still on his knees, replied, “ It is no use
for me to see. a dead men," This .answer was per
fectly unintelligible to the chamberlain, but it
-Caused him to think that he encroached, and he
withdrew. On entering the ante-chamber where he
.left the stranger, he found the stranger dead on the
floor, and the folds of his clothes were found to con
ceal a dagger and a loaded pistol. Slake your own
comments." - ■■..'■"
What thb Spibituaeists abb Doing and
Intending.— The Spiritualists have just adjourned
their Boston .Convention, after a session of 111
flays. One of the last acts was the passage of a
series of resolutions which seem to be an embodi
ment of the principles, objects, and purposes of the
denomination. We append some of the more im
portant:
, Whereas, The present systems of civil polity, eo-
OleslasUclEm, trade, commerce, education, social
life, science, and philosophy are radically defective
to ignoring the elements and principles now being
unfolded In the light of the congregated intelligence
Of the eternal world; therefore,
Resolved, That the time has come, amid the revo
lutions now agitating our country, when Spiritual--
jsts, and ali who can co-operate with them, should
come inso council to disouss the best methods of ac-
tion or organisation whereby these elements and
principles may be effectually applied and carried
out to tbe reconstruction of Church, St3te, and so
ciety fn every department, and to the adoption of
new systems, to take the place of the “old earth
.and eld heavens,” destined to pass away.
■Resolved, That Spiritualism adopts and repub
lishes all that is true In the' religion, of the Indian,
the Egyptian, the Hebrew, the Mohamedan, and
the Christian, and demonstrates again and anew
the brotherhood of the race, the immortality of the
soul, and the actuality of spirit-intercourse.
Resolved, That science, not “ theology,” interprets
the nature and constitution of the mud, the health
and beauty of the body, and fittingly translates the
wealth and Eature, the poverty.of the ages, and the
best methods for making reform sure, charity practi
cal, and civilization humane.
Resolved, That the futurojprogress and larger
usefulness of Spiritualism authorizes the construc
tion oi the “science of life,” which will comprehend.
all known truth, religious, moral, legal, social, do
mestic, and. conjugal; and, as soon as may be, that
Its members oraanlze such Issues as will bring
every department of society up for rerlew and re
construction.
Resolved, That modern Spiritualism, as under
stood and advocated by Its representative minds, is
the culmination of the Spiritualism of all ages;
* and, with a rational interpretation, accepts, for
. their moral and historical value, the religious re
cords of Judaism, of primitive Christianity, and of
every age and nation, without adopting any of
them as infallible and final authority.
Resolved, That wo lecognize in works like those
of Colenso, Renan, and other theological agitators,
both in Europe and America, and in the Improving
tone of literature In every department, signs. of en
couragement in the great cause of eccresjastical
freedom.
Resolved, That Individual conscience, under the
quickening and illuminating Influences of angel
Intelligence, is the only reliable guide of faith and
life; and Spiritualists, theiefore7 Ignore the autho-.
ilty of sects and Institutions, in seeking to erect
arbitrary standards oi creed and discipline.
Itbjis in Musiatubb,— There are only three
regular Baptist ohurehes in the State of Delaware,
and one of those, at Dover, is a weak and scattered
■ band, which barely maintains its name and ex
istence. The other two are In ■Wilmington, the
cMef city of the State.
A Roman Catholic church has been organized fn
Utah. General Conner, who Is himself a Catholic,
has undertaken to secure religious liberty is the
Mormon territory.
Hew York city is said to contain 150,000 Germans.
Of these, 43,0C0 are Jews, 48,000 are Catholics, and
■61,000 are Protestants. Of Protestants, only 13,000
Attend divine service. Hewark contains 2l.ooo.Ger
■mans—Jews 3,000, Catholics 6,000, and Protestants
15,000. ■
The Montreal Witness says: “ The whole number
of Protestant missionary operatlonsin the world, as
carried on by American, British, and Continental
•Christians, is 48 societies, 8,418 agents or missiona
ries, 518,000 church members, 285,000 pupils in the
different schools, and an annual income of $4,481,-.
/ COO.”
THE CITY.
COLORED FOLKS TS, PASSENGER RAILWAY
CARS- I—RIOTOUS 1 —RIOTOUS PROCEEDINGS IN SOUTH
ELETBKTH STREET.
An intense excitement was created, yesterday
afternoon, In South. Eleventh street, between Pme
and Shippes streets. About half past a o’clock a
mulatto woman entered a car of tti© Spruco and
Plne-Btreet line, and the oonduotor Immediately
stopped It. The white women to the oar got out,
alter expressing their Indignation, and then the ear
was taken off oi the track. As soon as It was en
tirely off the colored woman alighted, and then the
■oar was placed npon the track and moved off, minus
tbe white passengers, who were in turn each minus
of the sum of seven cents paid for a ride they did
not obtain. Of course a crowd collected around the
oar, but they were soon called away to Eleventh,
street, where a colored man -entered a car nf the
Tenth and Eleventh-slreet Company; Qul°i a crowd
CL alt colors, sexes, and conditions formed around
the car, and while some urged the man to stavtn
others cried out to pull Sim from the oar. 3
A FBBB RACE.
As some of the colored men alighted from the cars
-the crowd pursued them, and a general race took
place up. and down the street?. Onem&n wa3chased
■down as far as, Seventh and Ficz water streets, and
there effected his escape by passing through an
Alley. The crowd pursued any one pa3-Ing along,
And some of the oolored men fled; not knowing what
had been going on, nor for what purpose the crowd
advanced towards them. It If said several colored
men drew razors, which caused the firs; running
scene, and hence the attack on other oolored folks
who had nothing to do with the proceedlmis.
THR kIBST BLOOD.
Aband-saw was used In the crowd, and the blood
f)t some one flowed, at least High Cons table liar ton
had something upon bis hand that he claimed to be
blood, and to him be the credit of the first blood.
THE ABBES TB,
We looked about the crowd and saw some rather
hard looking customers, whose skins were white,
and they were evidently itching for a fight. If they
engaged in the fraoas the police evidently did not
see it, as the arrests will show. *
Wesley Buchanan, colored, was arrested by Po
liceman Aiken on the charge of molting to Hot.
John H. Butler, colored, was arrested by Police
man Sberard on the obarge of inciting to-riot. A -
revolver was found os his person.
Susan Green, colored, waß arrested on the charge
of Inciting to Hot by Officer McGowan.
AH OUTSIDE BOW.
Policemen were sent to the scene from stations
outside si the dlstrlot where the disturbance oocur
rtu. Evidently some of them were not prepared for
the emergency, as a game'of growl took place be
tween a sergeant and patrolman somewhat after
this style:
Sergeant. Why, you’re drunk, and I will gat the
Patrolman. Ie it drank, you say: and will you
report me 1 3
be blamed!" 1 don,t ottera Will, and then E will
Patrolman. Thin here’s me star.
1111 we set to the 'station-house,
and talk the matter over.
AN OFFICES WITHOUT A NTJMBKSL;
light mulatto woman—lndeed, we thought
white when wc firefsawa bravo officer pull
ing Aer along—was taken before Alderman PateheU
oy two officers, In a abort time a colored man,
neatly nttired, came up the street with several well
dressed children, and his appearance indicated great
anxiety of mind. Ho went out Bombard sweat
With the ohlldren.
AT THE STATIOS-HOnSE.
The aforementioned mulatto woman was brought
to the station-house under a commitment from
Alderman PateheU, she being charaed with oommlt
ting an assault and battery on Pbllceamn-Jamea
Young: Her name Is Almira DeOoilander, and
She was marched to a cell. , -
A colored woman came In shortly afterwards, but
she was donled permission to see her, and told that
her husband had seen her,
HOW TBB HUSBAND BAW BEE.
Officer Jameß Young, without a number,' for this
functionary wears a military cap upon which there
Is no number displayed,' proceeded to say, this man
interfered with mr official discharge or duty at
the Alderman’s office, and committed an assault
and battery on me. *’
Telegraph Operator. What Is your name 1
Prisoner. H J. Da Coriander, sir.
Telegraph Operator to Officer. Why didn’t you
give this man a hearing at the Alderman’s 1
Policemen. Why, Alderman PateheU refused to
give him a hearing, and ordered him to bo
locked up. . '
. Prisoner. Allow me to say a word, sir. I went
to see why my wife was arrested..
. - OFFICER YOUHG SPBAKETH.
Officer Young—“ We want no Bpaeklng from the
likes of youand, suiting an action ts the word, the
prisoner was seized by the nook and shown towards
the cell-room by Officer Young, who ordered him to
be locked up. Perhaps tho prisoner may got a
h« wring in the course of human events, provided
the learned alderman may graciously grant him
the boon. ■
The crowd were ordered away from Eleventh
street at various times, but did not move very far,
until that inward monitor, hunger, warned them of
the near approach of the supper-hour, and they,
wended thefr way homewards, leaving the streets
clear, the cars running, the prisoners locked up la
the station-house, and Alderman Patohell and Offi
cer Young jubilant. It may be proper to state that
the last mentioned official Is not seriously Injured
by the two assaults and batteries committed upon
him, as he alleges, unless Ms Injuries are internal,
as we closely scrutinized his exterior without dls
covering a scratch upon Mm.
Too much praise cannot be awarded to the police
force, who were promptly on the spot to prevent a
general riot. Officer John Sherrard, in making an
arrest of one of the colored men, discovered that he
had a revolver on his person, which was at ones
taken from Mm, and the temptation to Its use,
which the excitement might have occasioned, hap
pily removed.
EIRE —TWO MEN BURNED — SCENE OF
HORROR,
„n S K r i l7 aft * r r °F o olook yesterday afternoon a
Blight fire occurred in the third story of a building
on Bedell place, running from Cherry Btreet, be
tween Fourth and Fifth. Two men wore burned,
one of them very severely. The building is used as
the Decora white lead and zlno color works. Yes
terday afternoon, while two of the workmen wore
preparing japan, wMoh operation requires boiling,
the kettle was removed from the fire. Berore the
preparation had sufficient time to cool, one of the
workmen, named Edward Jones, aged 21 years,'
commenced pouring a quantity of benzine Into it.
Michael Moran was oalled in to stir the mixture.
Whiiß tMs operation was going on, the benzine,
which evaporates Into gas suddenly, when brought
in contact with heat, ignited, and a terrific explo
sion resulted, Jones was Instantly enveloped in
flames, in that moment of horror he ran down
stairs from the third story Into Bedell place. He
was all on fire. He fought and struggled wildly in
the flames. Police offioers in the station house, at
the comer of the little thoroughfare, hearing the
explosion, rushed out at once, and met the burning
man.. They tore the clothes: from him, and In
so doing two or three of them had their
hands burned. The scene was appalling. The other
man, Mr. Morgan, was severely burned, but not so
dangerously as Mr. Jones. The latter was taken to
the drug store of Mr. Llpplnoott, In the neighbor
hood, where he was temporarily attended to. Hs was
rolled up In blankets, and conveyed to Ms resi
dence, In the rear of 579 Lawrence street,
By extraordinary exertions on the part of the
police-officers and employees the fire was suppress
ed, the burning material being thrown Rom the
window. , A single plug-stream was all that was re
quired to drown out tbe smouldering embers.
THE DOUBLEDAY COURT MARTIAL.
Tbe court reassembled yesterday.morning, all the
members present. The journal of the previous
day’s proceedings were read by Colonel Foster,
judge advocate.
Cnarles H. Push being sworn, testified that he
had been engagedln sailmaking about fifteen years,
and tentmaling about three; had made alt the
tents and tent-flits contracted for by W. B. H. Co
zens within the last two years. All the Instructions
received as to the manufacture of the tents, and
the sizes they should measure when finished, were
received from Mr. Neal, the tent Inspector. Mr.
Dozen's was in the habit of calling apon witness to
receive tie dimensions and the prices for making
tents previous to bidding.
The “Blue Book”was handed the witness, and
he was requested to state whether Mr. Heai had de
sired Mm to conform to the rules prescribed In it for
the manufacture of tents. The witness replied that
he had not, nor had he ever seen the “Printed OR
onlar” until within a few days previous to his ar
rest;
The witness stated that ho cut common tents by
an appliance similar to that used at the arsenal,
except in'the case ol a few tents, manufactured
early in the war, wMeh he had out on a frame, which
measured exaoily right. This frame he had left in
the building where the tents were manufactured,
whioh had been leased from Mm by John Welsh. ’
More rope was required of Mm', to supply defi
ciencies in the Cozens’tents than was needed, and
witness believed It was used In supplying the short
comings of other manufacturers. The . Court de
clined permitting the witness testify as to the cha
racter of the tents made by Cozens as eerttfiaa to
by the examSers at the Arsenal. Mr. Neal, the
inspector, had never favored the witness, but was
severe in Ms inspection, and Ms conduot so unrea
sonable that he had told Mr. Cozens he should have
to stop making his tents. The witness was examined
as to the quality of the material used In the manu
facture of the Cozens tent. *
ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE A. M. E.
CHURCH—-SIXTH DAY.
Conference assembled yesterday at 9 A. M,, with
Bishop Way man presiding; Bishops Guinn and
Campbell assisting. -
The religious services of the day were conducted
by Rev. william H. Chase, of tne Hew England
district. . - •
■ The minutes of Thursday’s session were read, and
roll called. . :
Next in order came the reports of the different'
committees. The report of the Committee on Mem
bersMp showed* a decided increase over the . last
year’s number.
At half past 11 o’clock Bishop Campbell addressed
tbe Conference, upon- the subject, “The Great
Wants of the A. M. E. Ohuroh in California ” He
asked the Conference to appoint some one of their
number to accompany him :on his journey to-Cali
fornia, and to labor with him In that field.. He de
sired that Rev. William Offer, who is a deacon,
should be the one to go with Mm. Conference de
cided that said brother should be ordained for that
work. .- - '
After transacting some other business, Conference
adjourned until this morning, .
FIRE YESTERDAY. MORNING.
About three o’clock yesterday 'mornings fire oc
curred in the bark mil! attached ,to the laboratory
of Mr. Rosengarten & Son, located in the vicinity
of Fitzwaier and Seventeenth streets. About $7,c00
worth of property was destroyed, partly covered by
Insurance. The mill was a two-story stone build
ing, isolated from the other part of-the laboratory.
Shortly after two o’clock In the morning the private
watchman was in the building, and: round every
thing safe. The windows have no shutters, ana any
light springing up within the building could be
readily seen. At the time,the fire was discovered
the watehman was in the retort house.- Some one
hicked at the gateway ; the flog commenced bark
ing ; tbe watchman went out to ascertain the cause
of the alarm; and he saw It flashing through the
window panes, The fire, therefore, is,wrapped in
something like mystery. The second story of the
mil'contained a large amount of Peruvian bark In
seroons, all of wMch was destroyed. :The flames
did not communicate with any of the adjoining
buildings. ■„; •
ANOTHER YICTIM-pF REBEL TYRANNY,
Information has been received in this city that
Eiias L. Byceman, a yonng gentleman of Philadel
phia, fell a victim to rebel tyranny at Anderson
vilie, Geo., on'the 7th of last January. He was a
veteran soldier, having entered, the service of Ms
conitry shortly after the rebellion commenced.;
After having served his full time he reentered the
sgrtlce by joining the sth Pensylvania Cavalry.
Boring a cavalry raid last fall around Petersburg
many of the men became scattered. The,gallant
Byneman observing an exhausted, companion,
without a horse, dismounted and placed, him en his
horse, and attempted to walk to camp. His com
rade reached the camp, but Hyncman was captured
and taken to the prison at Andersonviile, where he
languished until the 7th of January, when death
relieved him from earthly sufferings. Ha has left a
widowed mother. Young Hjneman was brave He
made a most excellent soldier, and won the. raspset
and confidence of the offioers of the command.
-CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE CHICAGO SANITARY
It is earnestly requested'that all those who are .
preparing articles lor the Chloago Fair will send
them at once to the president of the Philadelphia
department, 100 South Ninth street, as a committee
of ladies leave town next week to he - at Chicago at
the opening or the fair. Donations, in money or
be gladly received until next I.Wednes
day. The following additional contributions have
s*L*s ”2 e, *- e n <l instant; Mrs. John E.
A Friend, through Mrs. Strong, *25;
Mason 1 Co., stationery to the amount of *SO;
Horstmann Brothers & Co., goods to the amount of
f 67 2; Miss Earn, $5 ; Miss Bosengarten, $18; Mc-
Cullough Iron Co., $25. . ... ..
ATTEMPTED BOBBERY,
. At an early hour yesterday morning an.attempt
was made to rob the dry goods store at the corner of
Spruce and Eighth streets. Follce officer MouUle.
while patrollng his beat, observed a pair of horse 3
and carriage standing in front of the store. While
approaching the place a man sprang from the win
dow idr the jtore and escaped through a 'dark
thoroughfare in the vicinity. The carriage was
driven away as fast as the horses oould take it.
Upon examination a number oi pieces or- goods
were piled up in the store tor ready removal. •:
WATER CUT OFF.
Durihg Thursday night and yesterday morning,
workmen were engaged in making a connection by
a forty-eight Inch main which has been laid from
Fairmaunt to Corinthian avenue basin. The water,
was cut off while the connection was being made.
Many people in the upper part or tho city com
plained bitterly at thus being; deprived of..water
without notice. Hany of them carried toe.indis
pensable liquid for squares, to tholr. homes. Had
they been notified they, might have laid in a supply.
FATAL ACCIDENT.
yesterday mornlog about it o’clock, a lad named
Henry Floyd, aged nine years, was run over by one
if the HegtonVuie Passenger Hallway oars, at
Fortieth street and Lancaster Pike, Twenty-fourth
..ward, and was Instantly klUed. The Coroner was
notified.
, ' . the SWATABA.
‘"Ought-that the new gunboat Sw&tarawlll
3 some time during the coming week,
ahe is l,oco tons burthen, and has been built with a
view to speed.
THE LINCOLN, MONUMENT. 1
T Yesterday Mayor Henry received tea dollars from
James Crissy as his donation to, the monument to
the memory of Abrahqnv idawla.
■ ■ IAUNCH OP A STEAMER.
There win be a steamer of 800 tons launched this
morning Bom the yard of Cramp & Sons, Beach
street. She is 180 feet long; beam, 27t£: .lower
bold, 9 feet 6 inches; between decks, T feet 6 Inches
She was built for Messrs. Taylor. inches,
_• i, SALE OF THE ALBION.
lark1 ark Alb , l 2 t1 ’ rebuHt lu 1883, and of
wLrt h ®° w jesterday at Meade-alley
°i Oook ' auctioneer,.to Messrs.,
f Heraty, of this city, for $B,OOO. The
Albion Is 103 feet long, 28 feet beam, and 18 fast hold.
' ABBIYAL OP WOUNDED SOLDIERS.
yesterday morning about 500
sick and wounded soldiers arrived at the Baltimore
fflKh, were.conveyed to the different hospl
tale by the firemen. In their ambulances.
RETAIL PRICES OP DOMESTIC MARKETING.
2 hero Is somewhat of a dabll&o in the prices of
marketing since oar report last week. - Batter kas
fallen about twenty-five per cent., and shad In the
sane proportion. Meats retain their high prices,
but there Is a general tendency to lower rates. We
give below the current prices of marketing .yesfcer
day, and a comparison with the prices at the same
time last year: • \
Apples, per half peck... »
Blacktoriel IvV t 0 20 31
Afparasus.per bunch.. 20 to37K 16 to 20
Beets, por half peck.. m
Butter,.per pouad —~ SO tOSO 85 t 055
£“Ifh 6ES -__ 30 to 40 25 to 30
Cabbage Sprouts, per half peck. 25
|uuip Steaks, perponed—, 28 to SO 30
Mrlrtfil " “ —55 to 40 37
Rib Roast, ” —SO to'3s SO
Coined Beef, ,“. —„ 20 18 to 20
Rf.u»d Steak*, " = 20 to 25 25
PlaePieoei, “ IS tolS 18
'Boiling: " ” is ' to2o 15 to 16
Lamb, bind quarter...... .$3 60 toS $1.76'
_ - fere quarter ——. 1,6(1 to 2 1,25
veal Cutlets, per pound.— 25 to 30
Shoulder of Mutton, per poond- .15 to 18
Leg *■ ' “ .... 20 t 025
Shad, each.-.......... ,30 to 60
Potatoes, Mercere, perhalf peck. 40 28
‘ Peachblowz, “ —. 30 20
■ Sweet *' .... 65 to
Badiehes, per bunch. 2 to 6 4 . to 5
DrieddPeacheß.'per quart—..... $5
■ v pared, per quart.. 50
Spinach.perhaifpeck. l2J< I2)f
SaJad, per head 3 tol2 4 tol2
Ergs, per dozen. —............... SO2B
Strawberries, per quart—.,—, 878t07-5 -
Green Peas, per half peck.—... 60 t 075 60
Cherries, per,-pound. —....... 25 '
Cauliflowers, etch.— 60 to 75
THE COURTS.
United states Pislrlet Court—Jndgq
iiadwaiader.
The United States vs. Frederick R. Sohaffer, olios
Elsenhower. Indictment for conspiracy, and for
making out and presenting a raise and rrauaulont
claim lor bounty and back pay due a deceased sol
dier named Adam Eisenhower. Before reported.
This easo was concluded yesterday;: the defendants
having called a number of witnesses, and proved
by them a hitherto Irreproachable oharaotor. Jury
out., '■ . - ■
Common Pleas—Judge Allison.
The forenoon of yesterday was occupied la the
holding by Judge Allison of an Orphans' Court.
Judge Ludlow having come In, the remainder of
the day was devoted to holding a Registers’ Ooart.
Court of Quarter Sessions—Hon. James
B. ludlow, Associate Justice.
In the absence of the Dlstrlot Attorney, John Go
forth, Esq-, acted as prosecuting attorney.
EEBIOTJS CHABGBS mSPOSBU OF.
■William Livingstone, Arabella Brown, atid Rose
MoFetrldge were charged, the former as principal
and the latter as accessories before the fact, of ad
ministering a stupifying mixture, with an attempt
to commit a felony, and with larceny. Jack Wil
liams, who was also : charged as a principal in th*
bill, was not present, he having fled,
Mary Ann Scott testified that on the 3d of May
she had $l3O, a watch, and ear-rings taken from her
at Morris’ saloon, No. 2 South Ninth street; wont
In there at 8 o’clock in the morning; oamefrom
Pottsvllle, and on entering the restaurant took
Some gin and sarsaparilla; had sisjdrlnks of gin and
sarsaparilla, mlxefcogether, but did not di-ink all,
having thrown some out; Rose BlcFetrldge oame
in, and the last thing I recollect was taking a glass
of sarsaparilla with her; Williams brought me the
sarsaparilla, and after I drank It I knew nothing
until four o'clock, when a doctor was present.
Dr. Maris testified that he examined the woman
'Scott, and Rom tbe histeryof the case, and what ho
saw of the case, he supposed an opiate had been ad
ministered ; her condition might have been brought
about by liquor.
Reserve Officer Cront testified that a warrant was
placed in his hands for the arrest of the parties In
the Antletam Restaurant, H 0.2 SonthHinth street;
the parties were arrested.
Reserve Officer. Cooley testified to arresting
Livingstone, and to his denying any knowledge of
the robbery.
The defence oalled Rose Hughes; who testified
that she saw Williams pnt . something Inside of a
tumbler, and give it to the girl Scott; the stuff
looked like laudanum; no one was present with the
■glri at the time but Rose MoFetridge; Livingstone
was hot there at the time j X did not Inform Scott
about the stuff Williams put m the gin; Wliliama
got the stuff lrom a vial he had In his pocket.
The jury rendered a verdict of not guilty.
John Morris was oharged with keeping a dis
orderly house, the piacB being the Anttetam above-,
mentioned. Officer- Cooley testified-to seeing men
come from the place saying they had been beaten,
Mr. Goforth 'reminded the witnesses that tMs was
not evidence. \
The - officer said be had never been In the house
except when he took the girl there. He knew
nothing of the character of the people who visited
there.
Other Reserve officers testified to having been
called to the house to expel disorderly persons, but
their posts were toe far away to hear any noise
there. Verdict not guilty.
.Tndge Ludlow said that although there was sot
sufficient evidence in the oase to warrant a con
viction, yet there was enough to warn: the pro
prietor that such things as oocurred there could not
so on long, aEd unless checked promptly evil must
flow from it.
LO! THE INNOOBNTS !
Mr. Brooke, counsel for Finn and Kelly, convicted
by a jmy, after.mature deliberation, on six (6) bills
or indictment, of riot and attempt to kill two Ger
mans, made a motion for a new trial, saying he
thought he could produce overwhelming evidence to
show tke innocence of the parties: ' .
Judge Ludlow refused to entertain such a motion
unless an affidavit was made in the case as.reqafted
by-law, and gave until this morning to prepare the
proper paper. Adjourned. ■■-...
THE POLICE.
[Before Mr. Recorder Eueu. 3 .
ALLEGED GAMBLING TRANSACTION.
• Charles Johnson; John Carley, and J. H. Headly
were arraigned yesterday on the charge. of con
spiring to cheat T. J. Hurley, of Washington, D.
0., out, of the Bum or *285, all the money.he had.
The first-named defendant Is charged with keep
ing the gambling house. The othertwo are charged
with inveigling the complainant, or, in other words,
he was taken there by them. The complainant
played with another man, and lost the amount
above mentioned. The defendants were bound over
to answer at court.
COMMERCIAL BANK AFFAIR. _
, It was stated in several papers yesterday that Mr.
Clarke, the teller of the Commercial Bank, had a
private hearing before Aid. Beltler, in reference to
some alleged financial transaction. There was no
hearing as stated. Yesterday a gentleman, a well
knownbuslhess man in this city, appeared before
Recorder Eneu in. reference to an alleged.con
spiracy with the teller. There was no evidence ad
duced against him, and the case went over. In re
ference to this affair there should certainly be a
suspension of public opinion and publication. It is
stated that, at the proper time, there will be de
yelopments that are likely ;to change the features
as now given to the case.
ABKiiALS A i THE HOTELS,
Tire Continental. -
I Harvey, Oil Creek C Stoddarf, Jr
David Harris, Titusville J A Stein,: New York
Hon J Covode, Fenna *Jos G Crane, Balt
Jas T.Brady, New York O H Van Ness, N York
Mai Gen W L Smith,NY' J G Chenery, Richmond
Dr JM McOalla,-Wash U W Lyon, New York
O W Tuttle, New York : G H Weldon A Is,-Erie
H T Ongler, Virginia M Waters, Warren, Fa
E Fessenden & wf, Conn A K Calhoune, Penna
R O Manning, Mass; R E Breed, Pittsburg
C H Durham, Elmira , Mr Murray, Penna
L B Walworth, Va , Robt O Lowry, Santa Fe
W E Barnes, New York. B F Weyman, Penna
DAsbmead&la W M Tildon, Chicago :
Lt J HTrwine, Penna Mrs W F Brown,Chicago
Capt J T Bell, Penna Thos.B Myerle _■■ w
Chas Simon, U S A Dr J D Murphy, U S N
L GBriokland, Bichm’d D Kirk, New York
S D Evans, Washington John Lathrop, Boston
KE Goodman Geo T Abbey, Chicago
Jas Butter A wl, Penna Col Thornton, USA
J E Walton, Portland - Geo Chadbonrn Aw, NO
D S Gray! Columbus, O Dr W H Marr, US A
W J Parsons, Boston Wm Clifford & wf, Cinn
Mrs WW Winton, Pa T M Lauahan Al, Bait
Mrs A H Winton, Fa D L Parsons Al, Balt
EL" Albright, Scranton Miss Parsons, Baltimore
,A H Winton, Scranton T J Magrnder
W W Barron, L Haven Miss McKinley, Wash.
DBI Peck, Lock Haven W A GalbraathA wf, Erie
u s Stewart, USA. Miss H Davenport. Erie
Mrs Stewart & children O H Joslln A wf, NY
L J Croxion, U S A F Mahoney and wf, NY
Mrs F C Braner Ach, Va W Firmstow, Pa
Jacob Ezekiel & son, Va L Helm
H Pennington, US A Col A H Flavorty. Cal
B W cole, US A ... S A Waterbary, N J
G W Bowers, New York C S Tyne, USA
Dr El Bier, Virginia JD Darrah & la, OU Crk
F Parsant, California ' A A Flnmer, Franklin
EV Breeden Ala, Va G A Guild A wife, Best
W L Eaton, New York M Taylor A wire, Penna
F M Banfill, Washn ' Mrs J A Dodge, Penna ...
A Berkefield A la, NY L W Taylor, Neb .Ter ■-,...
C Merriam, Mass W T H Tuoker, Bermuda
W Corliss, Frov, B I J S Willis &-la, Conn :
G F Corliss, Prov, RI L TWillis A la, Conn
W L Oswald, New York C Wlills, Connecticut
J M Drvden, Baltimore O Weatherby, Baltimore
W Holmes A la, Penna A C Randall, Conn
J Weatherby, Trenton G W Pept, Connecticut
L G Townsend, Penna A S Day, New York
FH Archer, Salem,N J RTEdes
J H Shaw, Mass M A Stone, New York
W G Sely, England F Hendrick, Now York
B Champscy, Jr, Penna H Howard, Buffalo
; Tile 61
J G Honser, Tamaqua *
C F Shlndel, Tamaqua
e Norwood, Baltimore .
Cant Hainmer, Fenna
' H D Hall, New Jersey
D W.Neal, Maryland
W H Mattson
T J Harley, Washington
A Moyer .
E F Davison, Plttsbnrg
C Wleeel,'New Jersey
P N Gardner, New York
Jas Glass, . ,
J S Hackett, New-Jersey
E E Sheppard, N J
SI A Lorenz; Pittsburg
T F Corbin, Norrlßtown
Walter Baleigb, Detroit
J E Crawlord, Fenna
Maj J J Thompson,-USA
Mrs Thompson
Jno Handlej, Scranton
C Oches, Scranton ‘
■ w O Huffirgton, Mary’d
Mrs Haldeman, Harrisbg
Mrs Haly, Harrisburg
Prof H3)deman,Colum’la
Mbs BD. Floyd, Boston
M Hasson, New Fork
J M Small, Wheeling
O M Amos, Louisville
T R NewUn* Washington MraKusseU, Warren
0 O Moore, Harrisburg - Mrs J Y James, Warren
G- K AwJj WJlmlDgton ' G A Hartman, York, Fa
G H Awl, Jr s Wilmington S G Alisa, Smithfield
s williams, Allentown J Hnderson, New York
M Somers, New York ~, B F Burrey, Delaware
MBs H Somers, N York J S Stiles, Delaware
Mire E Somers, N Yolk A Iff Morgan k wf, N J
T,M Southgate, Virginia O Ambrose, New York'
J L Harrison, Illinois Miss BI Allan, Elkton,Md
C l Beny & wf.Harrlsb’g Miss A Smith, Eltton.Md
W 1 Lehman. Scranton Miss O Smith, Elkton.Md
W G Smith, Scranton G W Ooebran & wf, Ohio
D C McAdams, scrantou'H G Johnston Sc wf, Pa
Miss L G Vinton, Penna'Miss Johnston, Pa
Geo C Calhoußj'Wmsport D Strane, Ohio
B R Enalish I) A Spencer, New York
Mrs B English Henry lisll, Tremont "
,T T WortMnston, S J Joa B TelraaD, Tremont
E T Elliott, Now Pork II H Pennington, Balt
W EJmy er,- Baltimore A J Carmany
Tos puce. Waynesboro Fts McWhorter, Smyrna
H J Nelly, Fenna FA M Hlester, Heading
W W Chambers, Easton A V CJoodwln, Maine
J M. Braden, Mercer. Pa J M Clarks, California :
Xbe Bald Bajfle.
John Froumor, Penna iJSmltb., Backsoo
W Hardendal*, Backs co ff.G Groesoup, Plttsbg
Okas Hitchcock, Ohio jOSmitls. Backsco -
W HBoalden, Delaware W Beans, Bao*soo
B Estelle * W G Vt ard ( Lebanon, Fa
THE I’ll ESS.—PHILADELPHIA, SATTTHDAY, MAY 20, 1865.'
. . V. The Are
W H Kenaig & la, Pa
W W H»lo, FMllt>Bburir
,T W Thompson, N York
W Hickman, W Chester
H Glilleple, New York
Clarke Aull.Philafla
T I> Evans, West Chester
W F Hleve. New Jersey
D H Taylor, W Chester
J Taylor, West Chester
G S Payne, Maryland
L B. Pnrnell, Marylanil
J obn Wcldman
E S Elfelt, St Paul
.TF Yates, Galena, IU
ftSS Richards,NY
S Bonsall
A Browning
J"H Laird, New York
T C Bailey, Washgtoa
W Taylor
E E Jackson, Maryland
D Mobob, Penna
. The ate)
W 1 Bigler, Pa
J McGovern, Jr, Pa
J C Edson, New York -
E A Corbin, Conn
E E Spencer, N York
A G- Emerson, ESN
W Dunlap, Ohio
S Hate, Baltimore
S Hallester, Pittsburg
N Peters, Washington
G H Trontman, Wash
J S Finch, Pittsburg
J H Hirst, Phila
W G Waters, N York
W n Bill, Wmsport
EG Boebiick, Ohio
C W ABhcom, Pa
G Hamilton & wf, Plttsb’
W A Johnson, Boston
Sami Lehman, New York
G Klohards Sc wf, N J n
Arthur Brown, Kentucky
O A Saylor, Beading
B H Hell, Hartford, Ct
A Cathoart, Carlisle
J S Hess, Hellortown
Thos Parker, Chleago
GE Smith, Ohio :
A. Waterman, New York
J B Brown, Allegheny
Lt E E Gilbert, Virginia
L M Jackson & la, Indl
. - . . The I
0 M MoKelvy, Penna .
Wm Miller, Lehigh
,C-J Kneeditr Penna
Dr J P Vickers, TJ S A
s P Burwell, Mercer, Pa
Isaac Maris, Baltimore
J Seliran, Baltimore
EC Bird, Baltimore
John Taylor, Hanford
S Greenwood, Chester oo
B E Evans, Virginia
A S Cadwallader, Penna
,T 1? 'AV*n ■ - •“
J £j JXUVII
Bennett Dobbs - ,
' The Badison,
Jos Bnsler, Penna , W c Fontaine, Md
~W G Hosier, Penna O A Smith & la, N J
W H Sherwood & son, Fa; J M Gathers, Warren,N J
W Sherwood, Equenunk |H B Eastbnrn, Books co
Marshall Barry, KaDsas |C Janney, Dolington
J Jas Anderson, Salem,N J
J B Oveifield, smtthftoldjLt Madge & son
GW Kugler, Md EG Polk, Maryland
J' D Labar, Penna ] Miss E Fontaine, Md
CalvinSklnnerjWayneco; J K Day, Lancaster, Pa
M'Skinner, Wayne co b
Estate of JACOB 885T.Z, Deceased
• The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit# settle,
and adjust the account of the Pennsylvania Company
for Insurance on Lives an-* Granting Annuities. Trus
tees for Eliza Geib, under the will of JACOB SKITZ,
deceased, and to report distribution, of the balaase in
the hands of the accountant, whi meet the parties in
terested for ihepnrposeß of his appointment, on MOif-
DAT, May 22d, A. ID., 1166, at 12 o'clock M.. at tha
Office of Accountants, So' 304 WALHTJT Street, in the
city of Philadelphia. myil- thstuSt
rard. ■.
E Wilson h. vrf, .Wash
J Clarkson, Washington
Gen G S Dodge, U S i
H E Coggshall, Poona
D Camming, Virginia
J W Thorne, Wash
C Stephens,. Washington
G C Dauber, USA.
J B Martin, New York
F Thomson, Penna
T Glebner, Mercer
J B Shafer, Newcastle
S B Fillmore, Wash
J Handle, Wmsport
T P Simpson, M Chunk'
J S Mader, Lock Haven
J W Hsgrnder
S B winship, New York
R Klnnies, .Virginia
D J Calvert, Virginia
J H TonnpWla,'Maine _
Lawrence Kay,-Mantreal
W B Kay,Slontreal
W E Br6adheaa,Hocbes’r
T S Broadhead, Boches’r
J E MonceUus;-Boston
axrsMontellaf&eh, Boston
Jas Cleary,;New York
Miss M Vinton, Penna
J T lUorrlSj .BiUiaioro
G B Slack, Franklin
>wlca»,
g W Jobnaon,' N York I f 2, WALRAYKN,
R S Stoot,' Oswego, NY "
R S Tucker, Oswego, NY
HI. Juretfc, Oswego, NY. f .
• : MASONIC SALL,
£ O Dayton, Now Haven
T J George, Brooklyn ¥l9 CHESTNUT STREET,
Okas Brown, Penua
E W smith, Poona
W Wilson, Baltimore
ONewbtttKVOlnolnnaU HAS OPENED HIS
wo Isaacs, Pittsburg
J W Brown, Pittsburg
A Houston ft wf. Oblo
Mias Houston, OMo RPRTNfI ST OO K
J A Boring, Georgetown Br n i u oxw w **
W H Blxler, Easton ■
.f H Dysart, Altoona
H B Falls, PottsvlUe or
11 H Bregbco . •
WINDOW SHADES,
oi iimraLY *iw- dbsiors;
; IACE CDItTAINSi : '
DT KSW AJTO BIOH PATTIENS, "
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS,
uremoßD »pecxu,m yoa BiiSEPina booms,
BELOW GOLD HATES.
apSfptf
-cliant*’.
F Kaufman, New York
S.Beatty, Washington
Mrs 'E'JFlnch, Plttsb’g
J I* Morgan, Pa
J O Forrest, Olearfiela
B Flower; New York
O F Dawson, Chioago
S Ewart, Pittsburg
J » Davis, Allegheny
H W Haskell, WlacoMlU
W E Steven, Pittsburg
Mrs p s Brackenrldge,Pa
KIISS L Sllevens, Pa
L Ftegal & la, Pa
O W Ely, Baltimore
w H Devore, Pittsburg
PM Hack, Pittsburg
WOP De Costa, N York ,
J Church, Neiv York
Mrs Fabuaatook, Plttsb'g
Miss Fabnestook,Plttsb’g
Miss Haven, Pittsburg .
Mrs Carnegie, Pittsburg
Mr Stevenson & wl, Pa
Miss Phipps, Pittsburg
B F Vandevort & wf.Pa
Mrs Yandevort, Plttsb'g
Miss Yandevort, Plttsb'g
Mast E Vandevort, Pa
M F Swalne, Harrisburg
D McKenna, siatlngton
J Merklvan, Pittsburg
j Weldon, Ohio
W Miller, Erie, OMo
W E Weed, Now York
B G Wales; New York
J Jefford & la, New York
W Dean, Newark, Del
E S Wells, Ohio .
John Jones, Ohio
T S Pennington, Balt
L W Brodhead,'Del
D F A Greer, Penua
J O Wells, Now York
CD Jlnklns, Pottsyllle
S Gould, "Wmsport
a Barker & la, M Chunk
W A PatterfiOßi Adadama
A Sohnlts, Lancaster
F Brendllnger, Penna
tub coi
H W : Livingston, Md
B Eastbnrn, Penna
imercial.
B-C Lougwell, Franklin
F Sutley, Franklin
S H Diokey, Lebanon co
S Kennedy .
B F Wlckersham, Fenna
D H Anderson & la, N J
J Taylor, Stanton, Del
E P Harvey,'Penna
J S Wilcox, Michigan
J M Chambers. Penna
G D Buckley, Del city
J H Hill, Doylestown
A S Ulrich, Lebanon ,
WALL -PAPERS.
SPRING STYLES
PHILADELPHIA
WALL PAPERS!
ROWELL & BOURSE,
K. E. COK. FOURTH AND MARKET STS.,
MANUFACTURERS or
PAPER HANGINGS
WINDOW SHADES.
mbSS-tb»tn 2m
COPARTNERSHIPS.
THB FIRM OP ADAMS & LKVIS IS
A thi. day dissolved by mutaal cottMßt. .
Th hoeimsa of tbs lata ftrm will ba satUed by
CONKLIN, LEVIS, & CO., who will ooattnaa'tba bo
»laes« as heretofore. THBODORB aDaMS.
GEORGE H. LSYIS.
I respectfully solicit the pahoaaaa of my friends to
the new 2m. THEODORE ADAMS.
The aadarsighed hare thls'day formed a copartner,
ship for a General BanAlne and Broheraae "easiness,
order the style of COBKLIN, LEVIS, & C 0... at the
Old Stand, Co, 305 CHESTNUT Street. TMladelphia.
£. K. COKKWS.
GEORGE H T.BVIB.
PHTLAOMMIA, May IS, 1565.., mylß 6t
LEGAL.
TN THB OR PHAHS’ COURT FOHTHB
-I- CITY AhD COBjSTT OF PHILADELPHIA, r
F[ THE ORPHANS’ COURT FOR THB
CITI ADD COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of ALBBH H.
The Auditor, appointed by the Court to audit, settle,-
and. adjust the account of JOHN G. CKAIG and
JESSE LEWIS. Administrators of the Estate of ALBfiN
H, LEWIS, deceased, and to report distribution, of the
balance in the hands of the accountant, will meet the
parties Interested for tbe purposes of his appointment on
THUBSDAY, May 25th, 1865, at 11 o’clock A. M , at Ms
office, Ho. 131 South FIFTH Street, in tha city of Phi
ladelphia. GEO. M. COHABBOE,
myll thstuSt - - ; Auditor. :
TTNITED STATES,. EASTERN DIS-
V TBICT OF PENHSYLYANIA-Sct.
WHEREAS* Th* District Court of the Halted States
for said District, proceeding on a libel filed in the name
of the Onited States hath decreed that all parsons Who
claim tc have am interest in six bales of cotton cap
tured on the shore of Deer Creek,- above eighteen miles
from the harbor of Charleston. State of South Carolina,
by a naval force irons the United States steamers Jon*
qnille and John Adans,‘.under command of Acting Mas
ter EBDry Yau*ha»« be monished and cited.
Therefore, all pe? sons who claim to have any interest
in the eaid eix bales of cotton are monished and cited
to appear before the Judge of the said court at the
city of Philadelphia, on the TWENTIETH DAY after
publication hereof, to show cause why the said six
bales cf cotton should not be pronounced to belong, at
the time of the capture of tbe same, to the enemies of
the Hulled Stater, andßherefore, or otherwise liable to
condemnation as lawful prize. . .
The above is an abstract of the monition issued by
the court in the said cause. ,V
WILLIAM MILLWABD,
. -D 8 Marshal B D, of Penna.
Philadelphia, Hay 17, 1865. mytB*3t
TTKITEB STATES, EASTERN DIS
vJ TSICT OF FBANSI LYANIA—Sct.
WHEBBaS. the District Court of the Unite I States
fox eaid dismet, proceeding on a libel, filed in the name
of the United states', hath decreed that all persons who
claim to save any interest in a carjainsloop, the name
of which is unknown, whereof is master, her
tackel, apparel, and furniture, and tbe cargo of the
said *loop. to wit: Fourteen bales of cotton, captured
up Silver Creek, a tributary of Waado river, au arm of
the sea on the coast.of South Carolina, by armed boats
fiom the Jouquille. s vessel of war of the United States,
under command, of Asiing Master Henry Vaughan, be
monished and cited.
Therefore, all persons who claim toh'avs any Interest
in the said unknown sloop and cargo are monished and
cited to appear before the Judge of ibe said Court, at
the city, of Philadelphia, on. the twentieth day after
publication hereof, to show cause why.the said un
know n sloop and cargo should not be pronounced to be
long at the time of capture of the same to iheensmies
of tne United States, and therefore, or otherwise, liable
to condemnation as lawful prize , ; „
The above is an abstract of the monition issued by
the Court in said cause. _ ~ .
WILLIAM MILLWABD,
U. 8. Marshal E. D. ol Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia, May 17, 1865. : mylB-3t
PS THE COURT OF COMMON PI/EA.S
FOE THE GITX AND COUNTY OF PHILADEL
PHIA. . .
Cl. 3.3 Notice inhere by given to all person* interested.
in ihe following Estates, that the Honorable the Jndees
of tie Court aforesaid hate appointed SATURDAY, the
third day 0/ June. *. 8.1855. at lOo’clock A. M., for
hearing the following accounts, and unless exceptions
he filed thereto the ssms will be aliowed, viz:
Estate Samuel Bstlon, account of trustee.
Estate Caleb Miller, aceoaut of assignee.
Estate Junes Bonaldaon and al.» accountoftruslee.
Estate Thomas Cosdy and wife, account.of assignee ■
Estate Mrs. Sarah Clement and daughters,' account- of
trustee,'-
Estate Sarah Irwin. account of committee. •
. Estate Jotiah Aehenfelder, account of assignee,.
Estate Estker Barclay, account of committee.
Estate Hannah Wright, account of committee.
Estate Mnlford, Huntzinger, & Co.» account of as*
fstafe Charles Miller, account of trustees.
Estate Lobert W- femitb, account of trustees.
Estate Jchn F Persch, account of assignee.
Estate Mary Ann Ererly-account of trustee.
• Es‘ate Mrs.. Sajah g. FoiteraU and aL, account of
trustee. ?RED. G ; WOLBEBT,
my!3- S4t . ... Froihoaotary.
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WRXWNG FLUID.
A new ancT beautiful INK, prepared from PETRO
LEUM. and far superior to any CARMINE INK erer
manufactured being of a more beauti'ul color, twice as
durable,* nd only half the pr ice Call and examine.
For sale only by CHASS As HUFTX,.
33 Youth. FOURTH Stmt,
myl6-toths3t* West Sider ~
gNGLISH BROWN STOUT,
SCOTCH ALE,
XJLSTOX3 ABB GLASS.
&LBBP.T O. ROBERTS,
BSALB* I* FIKB GKOCBBJBB, ■'
Corner ot BL3VBgTHanI ViAS Bte.
CTERMETICALLY SEALED MEATS
xi. soups.
I,MO doz. StasteeMesl.
-SCO “ Bos*t BeeJ.
600 “ do Teal. '
600 " do Mutton. •
1,000 ■■ do Turkey. ~
1,000 “ do Chicken.
3.CCO 11 auorted Soup*. In 1. 2. 2K in. eane.
For tale by BHOOES it "WILLIAMS.
fe6-tf . 107 Botuh WATBK Street.
CABINET FURNITURE. '
V MOORE A CAMPION.
*6l SOUTH SECOtTD STBSBT,
are prepared to follow the decline in the market Is the
price of their Enriltnre. Pmchawre will please call
and examine onr atcclc. myLO-lr*
H. JAMES,
Oformorly of Philadelphia, >
ATFOSmST AT LAW.
BBiHKLUr, VBHAHGO COU3TT, PB3XA.
!i«*lal attestlon itren to tha examination of Title.
Philadelphia Essekbsobs Ohaa. B, Lex, Beat.
Bon. J.Boe* Bnowdeo, Jsme. H. Little,
Tasker, Sr.. Hood, Bonbrijdit, & Co., J. Z. r,eltaY.v,
Precld.lt 7th Sat tonal Etna. - mMI-Sm*
CAMUEL W- HOEEMAN, ATTORNET
© AT LAW AND COGTETANCSB,
SIFBBE TO
OhATla* E, Lex» EBQ.» 1 H. &W» O. Biddle <feOo.i
5..0. Knight & Co., Dr. R. 8. Mackenzie,
James R. Little, S*t», i W. E. Xeaton & 00.
xnh£-3m ' • • : -■"•••• • .
TO SHU A T. OWEN, ATTORNEY,
» COUJTSBLLOB AT LAW, JJTD SOLICFTOB OI
CLAIMS, oaee, *SIB Street, near F«urt«nth street.
(TMUscton, D. 0. 4e*M»
LKYv'H deceased.
CERTAIN ftOOPfl.
jgOTANIC AMD ECLECTICS DRUGS.
BOBEBT A. HANOE,
729 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
Would call tie attention of Druggists, Country Mer
chants, and others, to his stock of
BOOTS, EBRBS, AHD BASKS.
In various sized packages, of our own presrigg, at
PRICES BELOW FORMER KATES.
A full line of BOTANICAL PREPARATIONS, W. S.
MERKELL & 00. 'S COHCBNTRAEBD EBHBDIB3, ii 6.,
%t a liberal discount to the trade. • •_ .
Catalogue* fnrnl»bed on application. my9»3iolp
ROBERT SHOEMAKER & GO.,
*r- s, Conwr of fourth and race str«»,
. PHILADELPHIA,
WHOLESAXjE DBUGGISTA
atPOBTIKS AMS DIALISB m IOBBIO* AHD
DOMESTIC
WINDOW AMD PLATE GLASS.
. : SaAWOyAOTDEBSB OV .
WHITE LEAD AJf» MHO PAIHTS, rTOI. *9,
A6SBTB FOR SHE OBLBBBATBD
FRENCH ZINC PAINTS.
Dealers and eonsuasrs supplied at
leSO'lM ’ VERY LOW PRICES FOB OASH.
2JIE GL a R & SMITH,
WHOLESALE
Drug, raint, *h4 eiass Beaiers,
floJiletoM of the Pcnn»ylv»nis P.lnt nud Color Work*.
Humfuiuren of
BIST WHITE LEAD, 8881 RHC,
' PURE LIBERTY LEAD,
d:**iir,A**e<l for WMteneei,. Bine Gloss, DardbUiiF,
Flrmn«s«, »n 4 Erenow* of SariM*.
TUBE LIBERTY LBAD-Wursoted to *OT,r MOW
rarfM, for Mm, w«l»W tk»a »ar oth«.
**T IT. A 5» TOO WHO SAT* SO OTBBOf
PURE LIBERTY ZENO,
Kleetod Hue, tronad in Retried Linseed CM,nimail»d
in quality, always tha iaisa.
PUKE XABEBTT ZINC.
Warranted to do more »»d better work et » fires *ort
. Hum ear other. . ; ' ,
OIT THE BEST!
Store and Ofiee-Ko. 137 Norti, THIRD Strut.
mhW-Sm* PHILADELPHIA.
SILK. & PRY COOPS JOBBERS
JAMES, KENT, SANTEE, & CO.,
- IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
DRY GOO D S,
Nos, 839 and 24.1 North Third Street,
PHILADELPHIA.
Clothe* Prints,
Gassimeree, Delaines,
Sattinet*, Alpacas, ;
Jeans, Fancy Dress Goods, ’
Cottouades, Brown and Bleached Sheetings,
Denims. Brown and Bleached shirtings.
Stripes, Omish ChambTM,
Checks, GmUh Tweeds,
GinghamCt Flannels,
Mapers, Linens, „ »■
: FURNISHING GOODS.
feßi-Sm "WBITE GOOFS'. NOTtOKf>, Ac., &0.
CARPETS AND OIL-CLOTHS.
1865. SPRIKQ * 1865.
' - OUEBf ECHO WCCLIGS, .
GERMANTOWN, PA.
K>CALLUM * CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS OF
CARPETINGS,
OIL CLOTH. MATTINGS, dso.
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
909 CHESTNUT STREET. *
RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
*l9 OHISTHUT BTBBBT.
mbJl-Sit
HOPSE-FURHTISHIiYG GOODS.
con REFRIGERATORS, fifMl
OUU WATSKCOOLBSB, UUU
TWniTTWa.TiBT.ttS.
BTBP-LADDBSB.
WAUnJT BRAOKBTS, tn srest TailatT.
»24-tf • GRIFFITH A TAGS. SIXTH end ARCH.
COAL.
no A L.-SUGAR LOAF, BEAVER
C JfBADOW, end Soil ns Moantaln Leilili Coil.sad
best Locust Motmtaln, from ScbaTlkffl. pnpared ex
oresslr for family use. Depot, If ff. corner EIGHTH
and WILLOW Streets. Office,Ho. Il» Soutb BEOOHD
Street. Eaps-tf3 J. WALTOS & 00.
Q.OLD’S PATENTIMFROYED STEAM
WATER-HEATING APPARATUS
fOE "WARMING rad VENTILATING PUBLIC BUILD-
I*QS And FRIVATE RESIDENCES,
KASUyAOTUKED ET 188
DNIOK STEAM ASB WATEB-SEATING
CeMMPAM
OF PENNSYLVANIA
JAMES T». WOOD&CO.,
« Sottth FOUBTH Street.
B. M. FELTWELL, Sup’t,
lelO-Cmf, .
gLINDS AND SHADES.
B. J. WILLIAMS.
No. 16 North Sixth street,
kAXCTAOTtrRBS Of
VENITIAN BLINDS AND
' WINDOW SHADES,
The larrest and *ne»t assortment la the city at the
ioweit talk prisee,
STOBZ SHABXS MADE AHD LITTEKIB,
Cheap lot tolled Blinds and Shadee, -anS-tet
PETROLEUM !S K!NG i
THE .UNION OIL STOVES,
A new and complete apparatus for Cookln* and Heatln,
by Petroleum and Coal Oil. Ail the work of a family
of any size, including the washing and Ironing, can b*
done at an immense sarin* of expense in fuel, and with
far more ease and comfort, than with either wood or
coal. The eame furniture need on ordinary store* sen
be used on these stores.
NO DIRT, ASHES, SMOKE, OR ODOR.
UNION .SXOTi». ; '. - .
BA&Ei BOIIi, EOAST* BHOIXi, TOAST, FRY.
The expense of one of these Stores would be sired in
in ordinary family in a Blurt time la FURL ALONE.
SIMPIdE! DURABLE!! CHEAP HI
They are easier to manage than a common coal oil
lump The No. 2 Stove will heat three fiat irons in ftf*
wen minutes, and heap *wo persons ironing
Prices from $2 60to$10. A Bberal discount to the trade.
Agents wanted in every county in the State. Apply to
PERRINE <& DRYDEN,
.->■ 10» South SECOND Street,;' \
gpS2-«awl3t Sole Agents for Philadelphia.
OUILLIAM BVANS, JR,, -
T» *s* SOUTH FRONT BTBBET,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
WHITE LEAD, -ZINC, AND COLORS,
AMERICA* JJTD FOREIGN WINDOW GLASS,
OF ALL DaSCßimoaS,
- AT LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Agent* for PATENT GLASS LETTERS. mh3 3mfp
C>OB NON RETENTION OR INCON
i- TINENCB of urine, irritatlou, infiammatlon or
ireeration of the bladder or kidneys, diseases of the
rostate glands; stone in the bladder, calculus, gravel
-rbrlck'dußt deposit, and all diseaseoof the bladder,
r i L d #lTkliß^BgoOT. emß,,> Me HBLMSOLP’a
CHILDREN’ 8 CARRIAGES, EN
\J TIBBLT HBW BTTLBS FOB THE BPBHG
rBADK—A Snpwior lot init received, »ad for .ale by
BOWB. EtJSTOB. A CO.,
mMS-tf IST and IS9 Sorth THfBD Street.
A BEADY AND CONCLUSIVE TEST
- £*. of the iioneitlei of HBLMBOLB's PLUI» EX
rBkCT BUCHIfwUi he A eomsttUo* with those «t
farthik the United SUtee Blepeaeeton.
MERCHANT TAILORS.
EDWARD P. KELLY.
JOHN KELLYi
TAILORS,
Bl* CHESTNUT BTRBKT,
MATI *OW 1* STOSI
A COMPLETE IASSOBTMEWT OF
SPRING GOODS.
STATIONERY & BLANK BOOKS
OIL, MINING, COAL, AND OTHER
A. NEW COMPANIES,
We are prepared to furnish Few Corpora Hons with
an the Books they reunlre, at short notlee and lew
prises, of first duality. All styles of Binding.
. STEEL PLATE CERTIFICATES OF STOCK.
LITHOGRAPHED " !!
TRANSFER BOOK.
OEDEES OF TEASSFEK. x
STOCK LEDGER.
STOCK LEDGER BALANCES.
REGISTER OF CAPITAL STOCK, '
- broker's petty Ledger.
ACCOUNT OF SALES.
DIVIDEND BOOK.
MOSS & 00., ,
BLANK BOOK HANUJACTUBBEB AHD STATIONERS.
seZO-tf 4.33 CHESTNUT Street.
REMOVALS.
TLf ADAME ADOLPH HAS REMOVED
ATA. t 0 4jO Horth'ELEYEHTH Street, above Callow
hill. my!B-6t»
REMOVAL.
BECHTEL & ENO ,
Will Open their How Store,
716 AKjJH Street,
With a Fresh and Elsgant Jszoitioent of
SILVER AND ELATED WARES,
__ On MONDAY. Isth last my 15 61;
REMOVAL.
: ' WILLIAM YARHALL
Has Removed from" Ho. 1020 to Ho 1332 CHEST
NUT Street, A E. corner of THIRTEENTH Street
Where fee Invites the attention of housekeepers, and
those commencing hoxuefceeping, to Ms extenrive as
iortment of as^fnl
HOUSE FUESnSHira GOODS,
Superior Eefrlgerators* Table Cutlery, family Hard
ware. Children’! Carriage*. &*., &#. *p5S4 *im
MILLINERY,
79 CHEgTKUT STREET.' ;
i AjXJ jt have now opens, magnificent assortment of
_ SPRING MtthUSEBY A»D STRAW GOODS. :
Which I wholesale and retail, at the low**t
market pric^B.
Ponlt de Sole* and Groe de Naples in all color*; ike
more desirable and scarce colors, such as buff, pearl,
rose pink, &e , in. an-aesortment of shade*. -
Best White, Black, asd Colored Grape*.
Bibhost of eYery shade, narrow and wide, to match
materials.
French. Flowers, the finest goods, prettiest styles* at
reasoiiable prices.
I£T HATS ABB BOITN3TS
We offer every new shape in every variety of material.
Wide White Lic»s» Bar be** Mallnes of every quality.
The best French and New York Bonner Frames, and
every other article required in making or trimming a
-bonnet o*‘hat. v
Also, a handsome line of the beat qualify Grenadine
Yeils, all colors , • .= ' . * '
Orders from the country promptly and accurately at
tended. to. If. WJSYIi,
736 CHSSTIIDT Street,
ap29-lm fincceßsor to M. Bernhelm.
GENTS’ XERNXSIXKNG GOODS.
J?INE SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
A- Tie BOtimibera would intite attention to tbeir
IMPROVED CUT OF SHIRTS,
Bblcb they make a specialty in their business. Also,
* OB,t HOFEL C TIIs I |oE GEHTLBMBH’S WEAK.
J. W. SCOTT & 00.,
OEHTLXMEH’S FUBHISSIHG STORE.
... Ho. 81* OBBeTSDT Street,
Jal-ly Pour doors below the ContinentaL
EDECATIONAJL.
DELLBYUE FEMALE INSTITUTE.
A> A BOAEDIHG SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
THE SUMMER TERM OF THIS IHSTITUTIOH,
healthlolly and beautifully located on tbe northern
limits of Attleboro, Bucks toEßty,. PennsylTanlt. trill
commence Fifth-month, 22d, 1809, and continue in sea
alon twpivfl yafiVi."
Tbe course of instruction If thorough In the several
departments ol English, French, Latin, Mathematics
ana Drawing. .., „ .
For full details see circular, to obtain which address
the Principals, Attleboro Post Office, Bucks county,
Pennsylvania. - - ISSASL J. GKAHAMB,
- JAHfiPa GKAEAMS,
aps-2m PriueUals.
MARSHALS SALES.
MARSHAL’S SALE.—BY VIRTUE
Xu of a Writ of Sale by the Hon. JOHN CAD WALk
•D£K, Judge of the District Court of the United States,
in and foYthe Eastern District of reensyivania. In Ad
miralty, to me directed, will be sold at Public Sale, to
the highest and best bidder, for cash, ai Michener’s
* Store, So. 143 Forth FBONT Street, on WBDIfBSDAY,
May 31,1865, at 12 o’clock M., 22 bales and 65 bags of
cotton, being the residue of cargo steamer Celt; 52 bales
cotton and 112 bags of cotton, being cargo of the steamer
Amazon r 14 frags of Sea Island being cargo of
unknown sloop; 6 bags of Sea. Island cotton, cargo of
unknown sloop; bales cotton, being the portion, of
cargo of an unknown vessel; and 1 bale cotton, being
a portion ol cargo of an unknown vessel—all to ns sold,
ae above, to the sigheet bidder.
WILLIAhI MTLLWAED,
U. 8 Kar?hal Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
... Philadelphia. May 33, ISBS. . myls-8t
RAILROAD LINES.
TMPOBTAOT TO RAILWAY TBA«
YELLEHS, —For full information in reference to Sta
tions, Distances, and Connections, illustrated by one
hundred Bail way Haps, representingthe principalEaQ*-
wayc of the sountry, see APPLETOiR r S BAILWAY
eUIDS. . nolfi-««
Y 02? c: ' ABBABGBMEBTS OF v O£»C
1000. NEW YORK LINES. 1»05.
THE CAMDEN AHD AMBOY AHD PHILADELPHIA
AMD TREHTOH RAILROAD COMP ART’S
LINES, FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
HEW YORK AHD WAT PLACES,
_ yao* WALNUT 3T.RKKT WRA*
WILL LEAVE AS FOLLOWS-Vl*!
. yans.
At (A. M. , Ti* C*md«a *ad Amboy, 0. *ad A- A»-
.ommodEtioh si H
At 8 A M-, yi» C*mdea And Jerier City, MonUßf
E,pre«s.„.«- — 3 «
At 12 M. , Tia Camden,juid Amboy. 0. And A. Ac
.ominodotion. .V............. f aj
AtHP.H., yin Cunden and Amboy. G. and A. Ex
iff P. M., via Camden and Amboy, Aseomznoda*
th>n (Freight and Passenger). 1 fi
At 6P. M., via Camden and Amboy, Aseommoda
tion (Freight and Passenger)—lst class Ticket..* 33S
„ do. ,2d Class Ticket... 150
UK P. M., via Camden and Amboy, Accommo
d&iion (Freight and Passenger)—let Claes Ticket. 3Si
• - DO. do. 2d Class Ticket. ISO
Tor Belvidere, Baston, Lambertrille, Flemingtoa*
lie., at 3.30 P: X.
For Mount Holly, Iwansville, Pemberton* and YU*
eentown, at 6A. Sf. , 2 and SP. M.
For Freehold at 6 A. M. and 3 P. M.
For Palmyra, Biverton, Delaneo, Beverly* Bdgewa
ter, Burlington, Florence, Bordentown, As., at & and
11-30 A. H. *13.30, 3.30, 5, 6, aud UK F. M.. The 1.30
ana £ P. M. lines run direct through to Trenton.
, For Palmyra, Biyerton, Delanso* Beverly, and Bur*
lisgton, at 7 P. M.
, Steamboat Trenton, for Bristol, Burlington, and in
termediate places, afcSK P. M. ••••
LIMBS FBOM gBSTSIKUTOB DKPOT WILL LSAYJ
-- AS FOLLOWS; -
At 11,15 A. M., via Kensington and Jersey Citr.
AtISOP. 2£, vUKensington and Jersey City,Xz-
A? 8.« P. M., via Kensington and Jersey City* *
. and Kew York Express. 3 00
Atl2 P. M.. (Bight), via Kensington and Jersey City.
Sew York Mail— —52 si
The 6.45 P, M, Line will run dfcfly. All other* Sun
day* excepted, -
For Buhalo, Dunkirk, Elmira, Ithaca, Owego. Bo
•hester, Binghamptou, Croat Bond, Montrose* .'Wilkes
barre, Scranton, Stroudsburg, Water Gap. Mansh
Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, Belvidere, Xaston,
Lambertville, Flemington, k«., at 7.15 A. M. This
Bne connects with the train leaving Baston for Maush
Chunk at 3.30 P. EL
For Lamosrtville and intermediate stations at 5 P. H.
For Bristol, Trenton, &*. , at 7,15 and U. 15 A. %
and 5 P. M. and 35 mianlghi
For Holmesburg, Tscony, Wlsscnoming, Bridesburs,
andFraakford, at 9A. M. ,5, 8, and 8 P/M.
Bst* For Hew York, and way Lines leaving Sensing*
ton Depot, take the cars on Firth street, above Walnut*
half an hour before departure. The can run into tne
Depot, and on the arrival of each train run from the
Depot.
Fifty pounds of Baggage osi7 allowed each passenger.
Passenger* are prohibited from taking anything ashag*
gage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over fifty
pounds to be laid for estra. The Company limit their
responsibility for baggage to One Dollar per pound, asd
wiE not be liable for any amount bsycsd 3100, except
by special contract.
Graham’s Baggage Express will sail for and deliver
baggage at the Depots. Orders to be left at Ho. 3 Wal
nut street. WILLIAM H. GATZHBB, Agesh
May SO, 1865. __ .
LUtBS FEOM HEW YOSK FOS PHILADELPHIA.
WJLU PBAVE FROKIHB ; poor or OOUBTOAKB 8T833T,
AtISM. and4F. ®-, ria Jersey City and Camden,
At J, 10, and UK A. H., 6F. H, and 12 (jriiht), via Jer
*ey City and Kensington.
Fromthe foot of Barclay street at 6 X'4s. and 2 F. H..
Tia Amboy and Camden.
From Pier Ho. 1, Korthrirer.at 13 K., (, and, F.H.
fCreiahtandpasaeneer), Amhoy and Camden... &p3-tf
PROPOSALS.
NOTIC I .-SEALED PROPOSALS,
endoried "FBOPOSALS POBFOBaiSHfUS THE
PUBLIC SCHOOLS WITH LEHIGH OB BCHULKILL
COAL, ” will be received by the undersigned, at the
Controllers’ Office, southeast corner of kIXTH and
ADBLPBI Streets, until TUESDAY, Juae 6, 1555, at 12
o’clock M,
The Proposals, which will inc'nde the storage of the
Cdfil.must be for separate Districts, a* follows;
Fiest DlSTKicr—Coinprising the First, Second, Third,
Fcurih, and Twenty sixth wards
Siconp DisTßiCT—Fi/th, Seventh, Eighth, and Ninth
Third District—^Sixth, Eleventh, Twelfth, and
Thirteenth wards; , •
Fourth Disi rict—Tenth, Fourteenth, Fifteenth, and
Twentieth wards. ' ~ , • ,
Fistk District—Sixteenth, Seventeenth, Eighteenth,
and Siceieenth wards.
Sixth wenty-firsfc ward.
Seventh District—Twemy'second ward.
Eighth District—Twenty-third ward.
E inth District—Twenty-fourth ward,
Tenth District—Twenty-fifthward. ,
There will be two sizes required, Egg ana stove, and
the ion to be 2,240 pound*.
* ‘ Each and eveyy ton of said coal shall be weighed at
the place of delivery, in the presence of a proper par
son, to be deputed by each Sectional Board as weigher
,(subject to the approval of the President of thi3 Board),
who shall keep an accurate account of each toad of com
delivered, iis exact weight, a* ascertained by correct
scales. And no bill shall be approved for such, coal, un
less an affidavit cf-tte weigher.shall accompany such
bill, i citing forth by what contractor tne coal was de
livered, the date of delivery of each load, the number
of ton*, and the quantity ot coal delivered, and whether
weighed at the piece of delivery. ’* . ' ■ ..
Proposals will be received at the same time for the
CHARCOAL and KINDLING WOOD that may be
required.
By orderof : .
mylS smwllt Eecretary ContioUers Public School*.
pHIEF QJJ A B TERM ASTER’S
V OXFICB, Ho 1138 (HBABD Street
- Drool. Max 15. 1365.
SEALED PROPOSALS will b.. rbCiilVbd iu this oiStfl
until TDESDaT, Max 23, 166 J. atllo’.elock M-, for im
mediate delivery at the Schuylkill Arsenal, la m.er
chEßtatle packages Ceases to he made to conform to spe
cifications at ibis office): :
Burlaps. 4Q and CO inch.
4 4 Bleached Muslim
Brown Holland.
Parties offering ggod* should make separate proposals
for> each, articlei offered,the onantity taov propose to
farni»b, the price (which should be vzrttien, bcih in
words and figures), and conform to the terms of this
advertisement a copy of which should accompany
each proposal.
Samples, when submitted, most ha marked and num
bered to correspond with the proposals; and the partied
thereto must gu ir&ntee that the goods shall be in every
respect, equal to army standard, otherwise the propo
sals will not be considered. -
Bide will be opened on TUSSDAY, May 23,1535, at 12
o’clock M , when bidders are requested to be present.
Bach bid must be guaranteed by two responsible per
sons, whose signature must be appeudtd *o the gaaraa
tee» and certified to as being good and sufficient security
for the amount involved by some punlic functionary of
the United States. : , _
All proposals shonldbe made onton the regular forms,
wbith w>U be tarnished on application at ;hi3 office.
The right is reserved to reject any bid oearned unreal
soD&ble, sad no bid from a oafaaliia* eoatraotoi will be
received-
Endorse envelope " Proposal* for there insert the
name o( the artlebß offsredl’’Mid add..,*
O»l0B6i WXfcluAM W. McXIH,
Chief Qasrtarmastsr,
PhUaieipi'a Dejot,
auction sales.
"PUBNESS, BRENLRY, & CO
1? Mo. 61S cttßsnror mbm jathb stmt*.
iiBQB SALE or FBKNCK GOODS,
OP TB* IXPOKTATtOK OP
MESSES. BBIIKAKD * HOTfOK.
OK TOESDAY,
May Kd, at 10 o'clock. on four months' crsdtt.
laciudedlaoareal e ™ £gBAT _
6CO pieces Lupin'#, superfine qualities, 3-4 black and-.*
colored moussolin® delaines. • • _
2£Q pieces Lapin’s, all Qualities* 6-4 black and colored
I ' so p TOlorei tlmHtiliJthe ofimpmitiM 11
60 lMdB.4blKfc. jUte. aa4 colored
tieb&laaaeafJ a !PSF ti 2 O JI„h,.
26 pieres Lupin's 8 4 and 8 4 black florentinas, tas
100 bombarfnaß. all gnalitiea.
« Tinuln’s black and colored chstiya.- .
100 places toper analltlesstilped and p,ald rilkbroeha
grenadines, very ciioice styles and superb quail
100 1M black EdJi»l,s, g fl|e K t|«nparfljiB ctttSHtr.
CO Pieces, Lyons aaallties, plain, colored poult da
„ sole, of m-w and desirable shades.
60 pieces Lyons doable face black amurss. - , p
50 pieces black taffetas, including bonnet* and Foa,
son's celebrated-make,.
25 pieces Lyons black lußirinee.
, •.* . SHAWLS. v .
1,000 Turin 1 1 stspeifine Qualities tMbefc-square cbawls*
ailk and wool friaiea. blacks*
and brown. Also, -
800 Lupin's XBousseline delaine shawls* wool fringes. _
*OO Lupin’e rich-printed ttlbefc sbawls
4GO Lupin'*, black centre, broche bordered atella
■ inawlß. :
200 Lupin's, white andfblack barege shawls.
160 Lupin's gauze maretz shawls.
160 Lupin’s barege hernanl shawls
KQ exria fine, plain centres, rich, broche borders,
square Paris broche shawls-
PABIg TWISTJs© SliK BBOCHE HEE2f AHI, •
FOB BEST CITf TBAOS.
OS TUESDAY, ■■ ■
80 pieces Paris extra-rich twisted silk broche Hsrnanl.
0 C. MACKEY, AUCTIONEER.
STOCK OF HABDWABE. CUTLERY, TOOLV&c.,
AT 909 MAEKET STBBBT.
OB W kDBESDAY MOS.HIKG,
24th Irst. at S>4 o’clock, the remaining stock of Pem
berton Smith* who is quitting business
It may be examined on Monday and Tuesday, 214 and
23d instant, when printed catalogue* will ba ready.
It compdiefc anvils, locks, latches, bolts, hinges,
files, edge tools-augurs, shovels, table cailery, scis
sors, housekeeping articles, and many other desirable
good#..'. ■
4Sf~ The goods will be sold in lots adapted to city and
country retail trade.
• Also, the good-will, shelving, counters, and other
store fixtures, myl9-6t
PHILIP FORD & CO., AUCTIONEERS,
A fe£s HAEKET and »»» GOMMSBOB Streets.
LARGE SALE OF 1,300 CASES BOOTS ABB SHOB3.
We wilisellby catalogue, forcasb,'•
OH MONDAY ■
- Hay 22. commencing at ten o'clock, 1,200 eases boots,
shoes, balxaorals, gaiters, Oxford tier. Con
gress boots* Ac., &c., for men, women, and children s
wear*
LARGEBALB OF 1.300 CASES BOOTS AH© SHOES.
We will sell by catalogue, for cash,
OH THUES©AY MOBHrFG, ■
■« Mar »th, commercing at 10 o'clock,l.3oo cMjsmen**
boye , and youths’ boots, shoEB, brogane, baimorais,
gaiters. Oxford ti*s, Ac.» wiih a large assortment for
women's, misses*, and chi’dren's wear. *••••* _
PAKCOAST & WABNOCK, AUO
-A. TIOHEEES, »*0 MABKET Btr«i.
SALE O? THE STOCK OF A CITY EBTAIIi TSIH
MIBG srGRB, bytaialogno,:
on Monday.
Hay 22, eommsncing at 10 o’clock, comprising a gene
ral assortment of trimmings, laces, notions, me., ac.
STOCK OF EOOKS A3P BJATTOIIEE.Y, by catalorM.
"' r 'of moWatT ■ '"1 * -
May 22. at 10 o’clock, ccnststtnj in part of.®*™-
paperf, ©crelcpes, ink, dfewini book*. blank books,
photographic aihoms, &e., &e.
LABCE FORTTIYE SATJS OF 800 LOTS AIUBKICAJT
AND IMPORTED PBY GOOD S.MD I.T NBR TOOOO3,
BIBBOHS, HOSIERY GOODS, BMBBOIDEBIE3, &o„
&0., bj «atsio(g^ I)I . :EST)iT jjoß’'ntra, .
May 24, comroecciog- at 10 o’clock. cojEpr^af Ajm*
and ganentl assoitment of fraeli and dsßiraW© goods*
tailed to ptfcssi-t sales,
R 6COTT, Jb.. AUCTIONEER,
-*A« 10*0 CHEBTSUT Street .
M 3. JOS. RICHARDSON'S eBREMPXORYUALE OF
VAI.tTi.BLE FOREIGN AND AMERICAN
OIL PAINTINGS,
Mostly purchased by him from ih& artists direct, com
prising 276 specimens of a great variety of pleasing sub
jects ol high. art. among wMch are the work© *f Hanxl
t-Ua Bonner, Broaoeman, George Cole, von Leibeu,
Correas; De Biackleaer, Merle, Carrabain, G Boon,
Sidney Percy, Kxeusemsn, Plumet, SkTobel. Williams,
Da Vogel, A J Hoov%nbaU. Wilien*, Kock-Kock, Hau
rent de Beni, Andrews, Guido Schmitt, Bulk, A Vil
lens, Paul Weber, J Hamilton, B Moran, 80-iington,
Van Hamms, Wontermarteus, Boutella, De SeoJ, Jr.
Bonrsinston, JFeel. • ■ . ■ ,
This collection of fine Paintings will have to he care
fully examined to berappreciated.. as iheyhave bssa
collected with great care. They will all be gold positive
ly without reserve Ihe sale will take place at
SCOTT’S ART GALLERY,
CDijectly opposite the Pennsylvania Academy of Pina
Aits.)- ' ■ ■
OS’ THE EVENINGS OF THOBSDAY, 25th. FRIDAY,
26sh, and SATURDAY, 2«h May.
at half past 7 o’clock.
The Paintlrgs are now on exaibitton, with, descrip
tive Catalogues. Open Day and Evening until nights of
sale. "
QALE OF CO£DEMOTED CLOTHING.
O OAMP AND GARRISON EQOIPAG3, TENT GUT
TINGS, &c.
. Chief Quartermasteu’s Ovyioa,
I>2FOT OF WASHnraTOK.
- Washihgtoh, D. C.» Hay 4.1865.
"Will be sold at public auction, under the direcUon of
Captain J> G Thomas. M S. K. 0. S A., at Govern
ment Warehouse Ho 6, on Seventeenth.
I streets north, Washington, D G- , on MONDAY, May
22,1565, at 10 o’ clock a . M,, a large lot of condemned
Clothing, *«., consisting of— •
Infantry and Cavalry Coats, Jackets,Trowaerß, Draw
ers, bhirts. Felt Hats, Caps, Bugles; Trumpet*,Drum
Heads, Fifes, Leggings, Flags, Stockings,-Blankets,
Settles, Pan®, Shovels," Spades, Pickaxes, Axes, Ha
versacks, Canteen®, Bepe, Teat Cutting#. Hospital
Tents, Sibley Tents, Wall Tent®, Sc.
Successful bidders must remove the stores within five
(5) day* from the date of s*le. -
Terms cash, in Government st j O2S g
Brig. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
• m? 6 I3fc Depot of Washington.
T>BILA_BBLPHIA TER R A -COTTA
X -WOEKB.
OFFICE i*X> WABIKOOMS. Ho. 1010 CHBSSEijr
VITRIFIED 7TATBR. DKAIS, and HBATIHG PIPES,
, -with bands, br&Bchee, traps, Ac., to corratpohi,.
- fiom Ito 12 inch bo? Ui
OBBAM3BTAL CHIMNEY TOPS, and FLUB PIPES,
warranted to stand the action of ire, gas, or weather.
ORNAMENTAL PARLOR AND GARDEN VASES, for
classical designs, plain aid bronzed.
Mignonette Pot®,- Flower Pots,
Ivy Vase*. - Hanging Vases,
Fern Vases, &c , &c.
Importer of Minton’B Eneausiic Tile, for Churches
Halle, Vestibule®, &«.
mhl-tuthetf ••; _B. A. HABBISON.
TYOMESTIG ECONOMY.— PATENT
L' CAMIFLION GABPBT.—Persons wishing their
doors csrpeted with something naw, durable,beautiful,
and very cheap, will do well to call at 813 WALNUT
Street, between 8 and 12 A. H.. and 2 and 6P, M., and
examine the Article, and leave their orders; also. State
and county rights for sale.
For patticuiars. cali at the offlee. or address, with
stamp, BE *JAMIS CASSELBERRY, Box 715 Phila
delphia Yost Office. , - myl&-3t*
T v SOMERSET, 521 CHESTNUT
* street. Engraver and Dealer in Army Corps
Badges. Emblem®, Fire Badges, and marks of every
description. Soldiers returning home will find it ad
vantageous to pouess as a memorial one of my fine gold
or tUver Badge®, Genuine 16 karat gold Corps Bings
alwas sen hand. All goods warranted. mylS Im
■FOLDING SPRING BEDS.
-A. Bedding of every deseriptUn. •-
Spring-bottom beds and cots.
Excelsior mess and sea crass by the bale.
PHILBBOOK & CO.,
mylS-Im 9 South SEVENTH Street,
RUTTERFIELD’B
OVERLAND DESPATCH.
Office, No. 1 VS *ly Street, Mew York.
Office, No: %0 South FIFTH Street, Phll&da.
GHAUMCSY VIBBBaBD, President
W. EL KITCHEN, Treasurer.
This Company, now fully orikniied, with ample
capital, own* ite Transportation on the Plain®, and 1®
prepared to contract Freight ie all points in Colorado,
Utah, Idaho, Montana, New Mexico. andArisona Ter
ritories; also to Beese river, Nevada.
Contract® and Sills of Lading given from
New York, Boston, Wheeling,
Qlaeinnati, Chicago, and St Louis.
WE MARTIN,
■ • ■ . Agent, New York.
WM H. MOOSE.
No. 4fcO South Fifth street, Philadelphia.
D A. BUTTERFIELD,
SPiOtif . General Superintendent.
XTELMBOLD’S EXTRACT OF SAB-
Li BAPABILLA cleanses and renovate® the blood,
instil® the vigor of health, into the syaiem, and purge*
out the humor* that make disease. : - - ■
(COTTON AND FLAX SAIL DUCK
AND CANVAS, of all numbers and brands.
Tent. Awning.Ttunk, and Wagon-cover Pack. Also,
Paper Manufacturers’ Drier Felts, from one to five feet
Wide; Pauline, Boltin* Sail Twine-&c
JOHN W. EVBRM4N & GO ,
noS-tf No. 103 JONES’AIIey.
TXELMBOLD’S EXTRACT BUCKS
sirs, health and Tiior So the frame mi bloom 1 1
tbs pallid cheek. Debility ii sesompAnled by sbmt
elarjninr symptoms, and if no treatment 1« enbmitsed
to. ccucuxcvtlon. inssnitv or snUast;« tie .am*.
Q'WEET SPIRITS OFNITRB, PURF,
IV. S P.,> manufsclDred by J. S TOUSTG,
Apothecary, corner SSV&ffTH and SPRUTG GAEBEK
Streets, Philadelphia. : ny!2 20t*
n H. GARDEN & CO., NOS. 600 AND
x ~*+ 603 MARKET Street, Manufacturers of and
Wholesale Dealers in HATS, GAPS, FITES, BO2THBTS.
STB AW GOODS, ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, BOCHBs!
• Ac., &c. The largest and most complete stock, and the
best terms. Country Merchants and the Trade sap
plied. ...
DEW ABB OF COUNTERFEITS AND
D UfIPEIKCIPIEO DBALSEB endeaYorin* to au.
pom ofiheir otto ana other prepst»tion«, ontherapa
talloii attained by HKLMBOLD’S GENUINE PSbFa.
BATONS. ' ■ - ... -..
; Jb,’ THOMSONS LONDON BITCH-
BNEB, OB EBEOPKiN EANGB. for families,
fgttrv hotels, or public Innitationu.la TWS5*r dip'
pbbbht SIZES. Also, Philadelphia Beans,
Hot- air Pnrnaces, Portable Heaters. Lowdown Grata,,
Plreboard htoTSi, Bath Boilers, Ate whole Plates, Broil
er,,' .Cookin, StoTes, etc i at wholeeale and. retail, bj
the SHiSPE, A THOMSON,
&p 2- tilths6m Ko. BECOSD Street.
PHILADELPHIA STO
BASCDAGB Ho. 14
B. STiHTH Street, abeye M*rkei.-B, C.
EVERETT, after thirty years’ practical experience,
guarantees the skilful adjustment of his Fremium Fa*
tent Graduating Freeware Trues, Supporters, Eluti<
Stockings. Shoulder Braces, Crutches, 4c. Ladles'
apartments eonducted by a Lady. *pl2»ly
***< MONEY TO ANY AMOUNT
X®-V LOANED UPON DIAMONDS, WATOHSs
A A JEWEL BT.FLATB CLOTHING, is., at
W _ JONES SCO'S
OLD ESTABLISHED LOAN OFPICB. V
Corner TBIBD aad GABKILL St*., below Lombard,
*cfl3-8»
SVANB a WATSON’S
i _,BALAMANDSS BAJ3
•■> . STOKE,-.- ---■■• -
W BOOTH EODBTH STKB3T.
PHILADELPHIA, FA.
A BK« Yaristy of PUM-PROO? SATES always o
hud.
■fijVyajV MALCOLM MACNEILL’S
•xsr SPECTACLE SroEl, (So. MO Scat!
FUTH Street, "below Spraee, :
■ PHILADELPHIA. ;
'Mat- Glass** refitted to suit all ayes, and til mnnar'd!
repairing earefaUy and promptly attended to. rah4-tne
: : -:BSTEY’B - '
’ * COTTAGE ORGANS
Not only UNEXCELLED, btti OJTEOTALLSD la portly
of Tone and Power, dosiiaed espertally for Churches
and Schools, bat foetid to be equally wall adapt,d to
the Parlor and Drawtaa Boom. *or sale oaly by
. E. H. BKUGE,
No. AS North SEVENTH Street.
Also, a eoMlete asaortsent of the Perfect Melodeon
soastantly on hand. faE-Ora
fJPWARDB OF THIRTY THOUSAND
gYWtan.gQTermoTNu -«•*>
THE SCIENCE OF MEmniflE-'
anddeucate con.
'SwutuS^Vo^tT.^w^
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT
-a- aad unsafe remedies for unpleasant and daxn.
rous diseases. Pas HBLITBOT.D’S srsta!, Erics,
andUtFEOYED son WASH.
■ : - AUCTION BAUjEiI
To^n^MYES^car;
v ZEBg, Sob. 333 and 33* MAKfft
SALE OF CAKPETIBOS. MATTING?
FEATHEBB. T O t EPBT T4( §j { ,
A CAB©.—The early attant'on 0 f
questefl to the general aasortmsx.t ef 2 ?*{'
printed feit, superfine and fine iniraic r
cottage, hemp, and rag carpetings. 2-5 iZ i
tings, leather-headed earpst tacks, resSs,
piremptorily; sola, by catalogue, oa >;
credit, coznmenclng THId (Saturday) jjuV
o’clock. 4 -
f OBITIVS eAEE M OF T CARP|nB G3 . B
THKMOBSIBa.
Ma* 20th, atll o'clock, wi t j ba sola,
four montliß’ credit, about MO n! ec# ,, '
pe.tiy, Brnsfele, printed felt, Bop, tS
grain, rojal dimasi,_Teßetlaa, list,
and reg carpeting.. Canton and cocoi 2:
embracing a choice as»ortment of mineriir
ma* be examined early on the morning of *
FEBEMFTOKY SAKE OF JFBBSCH,
r M*V, *SI) BBITISE DBY GO, .n K
* OS MOHDAY MOASISg O^
May 23d, atlOo’ctock. will be
fear month.’^edi^abon^
of French, India, oerman. and Bnti.h <i„
embraclngalarfeMddealrableaa.orla.,.;,
staple articles In silk, worsted, woolen, ii a .
a. B, —Samples of the same wIU he arras
amlnation. with catalogiiM. aailr oa th B
the sale, when dealer* will And Uto
LsfeE SAKE OF FBENOH.mLFAS,
AND GEBMiB DBF OOODs'
NOTICE--Xacloded in onr saie of r r9c
Gorman, and British dry goods
German, ana G(f MONDAY MOBNISg,
May 52d, will ba found in part the folloniE;
Dfills'GOODS —Plain, striped, and eW
biqnes and poil de chevxei,'plain acd pri, l
delaine#* grenadine#, fency checks, cbalhc, -
fancy ginghams, mixed mansi*#. pr;ut?i,
jaconets, lawns, chambray#, alpacas, bairq.-.
& i>EESB BIOKB.— Lyons glosay blact taff ste
de rhines, double-faced royal armnies, sa 3 ,.
gres grains for maniujUs* plain ana fmao
Bolen, area de Jlaples. tadrillee* «o.
SHAW LB, &c —Broche i
ftr*y mozamhlque* printed .and > P i VL mt ? i 5
thlbet, tud grenadine shawls silk, and cloj;
BS RlßßOKs!—iSl’ilfcolor* PoUl \s
gios de Espies, bonnet and tomming riMc
and chalnette edge Paris sUEyolygt ribbons, ■
GIOVKS —Ladits’ and gents’ Paris kid. e
and Ber’in "gloyes and gauntlets.
STBaW GOODS, *c. Oases women’s s ; -■
straw bats, palm-leaf ghatar hooca. mea’s
palm-leaf hats, children’s fancy straw caps, 0
Also, Alik and glrgh*m,ann and rain ambre,
broideries, white goods, linen cambric haaefc
white and colored hoop shirts, lissne, *km :
lace Teas, black ana white En*U,h crepes, i.
•ewiigs, silk ties, notions, &c.
Ws will add to the afeoye sale. 1
—pieces Paris veil hrreges, fine to snperSt
■ ties- ■ -■ _■-
do Paris silk veil grenadines, soperfio,
Co TesnartloM* I fiao to subiima
do Crepe d’Espasme, iin black, mot
colors* aad *lt Aeßirableshadxia
do Heraanl, fine to sublime qualities,;
asrorted colon, ana til the
• sbads#,-.
.do ©ouble-width 4-4 blßck Hemaai,
JLdo widih 72 and 68 inch blacj -
sublime quali*y.
do Pari* moat oa laiaas, flae to Bublljr
tle»* la dUck, mode, bSgh coloii
the desirable shades.
do ©ouble-Wtdtii 5- 4 black mous de ic. -
to sublime qualities,
do ©oubie width 4C-iach#ubJint* qaaV-
Gachemlre de Bcoebo.
The above goods, of c-ae of the best and most:
mauiifactarer** are especially lecommeudei
trade. • , „
Also, 25 eases gemuna palm-leaf fan*.
LABOB POSITIVE SALE OF BOOTS, SHOE? ’
*GAmAKMY GOODS, TBaYELLIBO Ba-35 '
* OE MOSHISG,
Hay 23d, at 10 o'clock, #o!d, by «t
on four montlu’ creaiV about 1,300 paekggeg
•hoes, brogan#, cavalry boots, Ac., embracing »
and fresh a«oitment of seasonable goods of c:
Eastern manufaeture-
Will be open for examination, with catalog
hAhG^fofITITE SALE OF BOOTS. SffOSi,-
MOEaLS, *c.
2JOTIOB-—lncluded in our large sale of boat?,
&C " OK TUESDAY HOEKISG.
Hay 23, will be Xoond, in pars, the followhu
and desirable atsortment, viz:
cases men’s, boys'* and youths'calf, d^nc'.-
half-welt, and pump-sole dress boots.
eases men's, boys*, and youths’ kip & £5
♦leithtr boots. , ,
cases men’s fine grain long-leg cavalry boost
—cases men's and boys* cab, buff- leather
boots and balmorais. ,
cases men's* boy*’ and youths kip,
poll&hfid grain, half welt, and p3 S
brogans. ; *■
eases ladies* fine kid. goat, morocco, aad esa:
patent- sewed balmora’s and Co&rres*
cates women'#, misses’, and children's tn
buff leather balmorals and laca bools.
cate* children’s fine kid- sewed, city-me;
boots, fancy-sewed baimonli* aa4 5
■ ties.
caees ladles* fine black and colored lasiisgC:;
and rids-la«e gaiters.
cates woE26j.’s, misses , and childrea’i foa
morocco ccpper-nailed lace boots
cases ladien* fine: kid slipper#, mstaincoreri;
. an d sandals, carpet slippers, traveilitfi:
~ &c. -... ■ ■ -
LARGE POSITIVE SALE of BRITISH. FES!
GERMAN, AND DOMESTIC DBS GOODS.
We will hold a large sale of Foreign and Done?;;:
Good®, by catalogue, oil a credit of foor znoxuu
part for «sb^ K trHTJRgnA T ; , HoE2rlJre>
May. Seth, at 10 o’clock, embracing about 7Copac*
and lot® of staple and fancy articles in woolens, v:
eds, linens, silks, and cottons, to which we la vis
attention of dealer*.
N. B. —Samples of the same will be arranged fj>
ampliation, with catalogues, early on the room
aale, when dealers will find it to their Interest &
tend. ■ - v
LABGE SPECIAL SALE OF FASHIONABLE C T
MADS CLOTHING.
ON FRIDAY MOSSING,
Kay 26, will be sold, without reserve, hr cati
on four months’ credit, at ID o’clock, an ex tea give u
of ready-made summer clothing, embracing st
rarfeiy of
Men’s and hoy®’ black and fancy alpaca sacx
frock coats.
Man’® and boys’, black and fancy Italian tack
frcckcoati.
Men’s and boys’ drap d’et# and caeslmera taeti
frock COM*.
. Men’s and boys’ Frtnch cloth and satinet sick,
frock coats. -
\ Men's white and fancy linen and <:
sacs and frock coats
Men's and boys’ white and fancy Marseilles, i : ;
nanMnette, cjshmere, and fancy silk doable asi •
'gle- breasted veEts.
Men’s and boys* French doeskin and fancy sue:
pants.
Heir b and boys’ black and fancy casaimere, sr.ii
snd iweed pants.
Men’s and boys’ white and fancy linen pants, a:
M THOMAB & SONS,
• Nos. 139 ahd J« South FOURTH Street
OAED. —Catalogues of the valuable library of i
Ch&tUs A, Pouleon, comprising over 4,000 lot*. *:
sold June 6th- 7th, Bth.' and 9tb, are now ready i
may be had at the auction store.
BEAL ESTATE AND STOCKS. - ~~
TUESDAY,
23d May. The above calc will Include handsome:
siuences—Washington Square. Walnut, Chestnut, c
Vine srreetß; valuable: bmiuees ei&nde- Market sir?:.
Second street, OaDowhill street; elegant country s-.t
and farms, genteel smaller dwellings, &c ; aUofatti
upwards of -.$ propertte®, part peremptory :
order of Orphans* Court, executors, heirs, adMnis;a
tors, and others. . \
Pamphlet catalogue® with full particulars now ra:
including also a llaTof sales 30th May and 6th June.
Public Sales j>f Baal 'Estate and Stocks* at the Si
•hangs, every Tuesday, at 12 o’clock.
Peremptory Sale on the Premise®.
TRUCK FARMS AND COTTAGE SITES.
THIS MOBBING.
May 20. at II o’clock, at the Gape May Court Boon
Cape May county, N. J., on the line sf the Case Hi
•Railroad. A special train of cats will leave Walaw
street wharf, and return in tne afternoon.
NSr* Full particulars In handbills and plan®, may t
had at the Auction Booms.
_______ at No. 241 North Sixth street.
FORHITOBB. VELVET CARPETS,
THIS MLOBNING*.
M 10 o’clock, at So. HI Sorth Sixth sticeS, tetoi
Vine street, the household and kitchen fhmiturs, ££■
jmatrrassea. velvet carpets, Arc.
May be examined at o’clock on the morning of e&
' _ Public Sale,
199 SETS BIS-MOLK HABJOSSS.
mor& n,Y
May 20th, at 12 o’clock noon, at the anctios ctore.trS
p < a W C o* a! . e - oraer »IQuarter Hut.r'l
Pegartment, TJ. S. A.,
foO-seta of els-mole -wexoa haraees; lrrerulsr.
tteMcHou^ore 8 89911 tllra * <ia ’ S 3? 10 u -*‘ B
, order of CoL W. "W. MeKim, O, S-
A. Chief Quarter Master, Philadelphia depot.
STJFBBXOB FUBHmrBB. MBLODBoIs,- KISEOSS.
TAPBSTBI CARPETS
_,. , ■■ ■OH MOHBAT MOBjriflG,
a y° o’clock, hy ealalogoe, at Ho. 1715 Ties
ISSKI iv 5 . ehpenor fornltnre, rosewood jnelodMC.
French plate mirrOTa, fine t&peatrr carpeta, &c
thea^e^ 9 at 8 o’clock oa the moraief d
PEP.EMPTOKT SALE OIL PAUSTTKG3.
MU, MOBAIKO,
i- a _ ° '&?** ** the auction store, wLi «
fo?fo^ifo‘aca^on“ a 2 I J rand
EXTENEiri^flf| fJggggjßfe ELE3ASI
ON MONDAY MOB also
May Mth, at 10 o’clock, at Noe. 809 and Sll Chestnut
elrs.t, by catalogue. will he sold, without reserre, *»
public sale, the entire stock of element fornitare. tnsna
factmedby Georae J. Henkeie, of the beet materials,
Si S& to ioSy s!lr ** si!es '
Wta, c Sfi a J„ S rl sMi - o , a - u ib’ttoi to this, the most ex
tenrire Bale offnnalnre eyer made in this city.
b 6 ra Adr and the fnrnitare m>7
- Milf whtorwui ha ItoSs Saturday PtoTions to the
medical
S ELECTRICAL OFFICES. • l
(„,**• 15**or‘h BLBVBSTH, below BACH Street;f
Sudei SS STfiTII ' 3114 i ’ o:E ' r i KrH StMBt * Ws *‘ Fid ' |
THOMAS ALLEN h&YInK been vary snesesj-j
yltu in thfe cirre of XFiseasas by this new method,:
Me mends ana the Public tlathe Ist
f»d enrtog many whom m»di<da#
f » »ud eonsidezed in curable.
) a few of the Diseases In the *ur@ 1 .
) of whleh this treatment seldom if eTarJSlli»
Kidney BisaMei.
/PenmLioa, ; Gangrene, Liyer 4 *
(Partiyate, Ulcers, Genital «* i.
rgramps. Boils, Spinti •«
Abscess, - Tkr&*,t *•
(F&Yer SAgue, Srnptions, Prolapsus.
Inflammations, Hoc Emissions,
Hemorrhage, Diabetes,
( , Patients will be treated at their residenees when 1
- a Siectrician. J
fJLBCTBOFATHIC ESTABLISH*
esssss^fsssisW&SSS
lut three year*, lias remoTed M?oa«
so 1638 Vlas Street, one door below
>li persons deeiraw reference*, or asToSrtiilolan
d ftA^pir ( ? odaonr «‘ ai^-^1 *“ :
Omunltaticrp or advisg grataltom.
shippinu.
e-bSSZSfe HBW EXPRESS LENE, TO
«»mtowa,D.O.;H.OWIU&
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Not i c e .—fob new
Ssg??Bgg*Xg3g- -The PHIiABItPHXAAS®
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WHITE VIRGIN WAX OF ANTIL
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yreseirac the complexion. It i* the most ironaen&t
tompound of the «a. 'There is neither coals:, p®Y « ? *
hi»nmlh,Gor tale la its composition, it betas
tempos*d entirely of pare VSrffiii Wax ; hence the ex
traordinary qualities for preserrinf the skin, raakmt
is loftj smooth, fair, RE.d transparent. It make* the o*a
appear yonne, ilia homely handsome; the ha&deome
more beautiful, tad the most baautlful divine Prl***
30 sad 60 cents. Prepare* only by HUS'? <st CO.* Per*
forcers, 41 Stmih-EHEBTH Street, two doors shore
Ch.a»fcmiV sad 123 South BEVESTH Street, abort
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ELK STESST, ABOVE BOS ggSEIT,
FBASKLUT, PElfaA-
? tools oa hand or made to older on short
notice. ; : myll-Sct
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