TUESDAY, MAY S 3, 1885.
Soldiers 9 Home.
To the Editor of ThePreaa:
Sib: Many, like the undersigned, persuaded our
'Citizens to enlist In the army, and take part In put*
ting down the great rebelllou. Otters enforced
these appeals by liberal bounties. Oar volunteers
hastened to tbe field with alacrity. The result ls»
by the blessing of G-od, peace, to be followed by un
exampled prosperity But many of these patriotic
soldiers return to us maimed and Injured for life.
Is it not our duty—especially If by word or bounty
we persuaded them to serve'-us—to provide a
pleasant retreat, a very home for the disabled, da
ring their entire lives ? Tho efforts now In progress
ror this object call for OUT immediate and earnest
Attention. B. V. Saukdbba.
soldiers* Families.
To the Editor of The Press:
Sib * By the use of yonr columns $5OO In cash has
bees received for the needy families of soldiers, and
$2(O worth of coal and the same amount of clothing
have been put into my hands for gratuitous distri
bution during tbe winter. The time has come when
more aid is needed than before. Though the war
be over and out brave men return to tnelr homes,
what prospect have .they for the support of their
families T The Government work which supported
scantily thousands of families will soon be a us.
pended $ Indeed, Is already being reduced, and the
husband and lather, veteran soldier, home and un
employed, that lamlly’s condition Is worse than ft
aver was before. I have plead all winter for soldiers’
families, and I now plainly declare, what I have so
often insinuated, that It Is a burntog saame for
Philadelphia to suffer such a slate of destitution
among the families of those who have so he otcaily
aele&ded us with their lives. Even at this eleventh
hour might sot the two great Commissions of our
city, When there is no more field work to be done,
turn their attention opportunely enough to the
home work of relievlngneedj and deserving soldiers 1
•families 1 Laßt Friday night I received the follow
ing. w»*r nODI a mother &i blz Children, whom faaj
i&no bad died of starvation 111 a Southern prison:
Mr. itfcE,.*
Dbab Sib : lamln a great strait this evening
for money to get bread with. When t took my last
week’s work to the Arsenal they had no more work
out to give me, so lam without work, and la conse
quence without bread for myself and children over
Sabbath. X have this day tried several places to
boirow two or three dollars, but have not succeeded.
To-morrow being Saturday, I know not what to do
for bread for my children till Monday. Anything
yon can spare me will be thankfully received.
Yours, &c.,
This family I have known for several weeks, and
know that the above touching facts are true. On
my list are scores of such oases, and I will cheer,
lully appear before any public audience and state
what 1 have seen. I know, too, that the simple re
cltal of these facts will move the stoutest heart to
tears. Unless prompt and efficient; measures are
adopted lor tbe relief of soldier*’ families, l feel as
sured we will witness more sutieriog during the
present summer and lall than we have seen since
tbe war commenced. “Coming events oast their
shadows before them,” and the man must be blind
who does not see that the soldier’s family is la a
woise condition with the husband and wife both out
of employment than when they were both earning
something, however little that something was.
Hemes for disabled soldiers and their families are
very good in their place, but they cannot, from the
very nature of tbe cases, meet nine-tenths of the
wants. Here is a returned soldier unemployed, and
bis wife unemployed, by the suspension of the Go
vernment work. Of what use will a “Home for
Dltabled Soldiers, &c.,» be to theml “A man’s a
man for a* that.” The man who has braved the
long march and the deadly charge will not, unless
maimed lor life, feel disposed to enter the Soldier's
Home* These are are the men—those are the fami
lies that will suffer most, and tor the supply of
whose wants some wise provision should be deli
cately and Immediately made.
Whatever is dene for such families should be re
garded as part of a debt which we owe them, the
whole of whlcb we never can pay. With a central
committee of Influential laymen, and the pastors of
the olty, formed into sub-committees, according to
location, as superintendents of distribution, the
whole work could be systematically and most effi
ciently carried on. Each pastor could associate
With himself as many aids os he felt necessary,
which would bring into activity the lateral energy
and benevolent enterprise of many of oar church
members, actually "spoiling” for want of some*
thing to do.
But I have trespassed too long os your patience
and space. Bet your readers not forget that aid is
as much, nay more, needed now than it was all
winter. Since I commenced this article, five poor
women have called on me for aid. Shall I have to
send them away empty 1
The following additional contributions have been
received:
From Sabbath School class, per Miss F....... .$1 00
Anonymous 2 oo
From Mrs. General F., twelve new garments for
girls.
From Mrs John Hoke, Gettysburg, one trunk of
clothing.
From Chestnut*street Female Seminary, several
articles of olothing.
From Hon. H D. Moore, $25, special.
OITV Pastou,
1341 Lombard street, Philadelphia.
Bestoration of North Carolina*
It is known that Hon. W. W. Holden, of the Ra
leigh Standard, has been invited by President John
son to associate with himself some of the most pro
minent Union men of the State of North Carolina,
and repair to Washington. Accordingly the follow
ing gentlemen are now in tbe city, and have had an
Interview with tbe President: Hon. David L.
Swain, formerly Governor of tbe State, and for
twenty years president of tbe University, at tbe
home of his friend, Gol. John H. Wheeler; Hoq. B,
F. Moore, and Hon. Wm. Eaton, at the Ebbitt
House, and Hon. W. W. Holden, of the Standard ;
Hon. Robert P. Dlek, Hon. J. R K. Russ, and W.
J. Maeon, W. R. Ricbardson, and John G. Wil
liams, Efqs , at Willard’s.
Mr. Dick is known as a life-long and most able
frie&d Of the la<e Jadge Douglas, and all the
gentlemen named are of the Influential dess of
citizens who resisted overpowering aeoessionfem at
tbe cutset, who protested against the usurpa
tions of the Jeff Davis domination through al
most hopeless years of trial and suffering, and
who have finally escaped from rebellious conflict,
with the great hope of belDg instrumental In re
storing North Carolina to the constellation of States
of tbe Union. There is sot a doubt that they re-
I resent as large an element of heartfelt loyal pepu
atlon as that which has kept Kentucky, Missouri,
Tennessee, Maryland, and Delaware in the brother
hood ol States: nor Is there a doubt that upon this
foundation of patriotism will arise The fair fabric of
just and true State Government In North Carolina.
—Washington InttVigencer.
PARLIAMENTARY CONSTITUTION FOR RUSSIA.—
Rumors are current that alter the Emperor’s return
Russia will obtain a species of Parliamentary Con
stitution : people even go bo far as to say, including
ministerial responsibility. Whether there beany
ground for these reports er not, their mere circula
tion is sufficiently noteworthy. According to the
scheme in question, Parliament Is to consist of only
one Chamber, obtained by the transformation of the
Senate and the addition cf a number of representa
tives from the Governmental Assemblies, which are
already chosen by indirect election. The noblUty,
the citizens and the peasants would each elect three
candidates to the new Chamber, and from these
sine members the Emperor would select three, one
from each class, who would be summoned to the
Senate. The ministers would in future be response
ble to tills latter body. Whether there be any foun
dation for these statements time alone can show, but
their continual recurrence pretty broadly hints the
tendency of public opinion*
UnsxpLODBD Shells at Pbtbrsburg.—For
yeftlS to come om iron win be plentiful enough in
this section to supply several large foundries. No
one will be able to stick a spade la the groand east
and south of the city without striking against a
piece, and the plough, In nearly erery farrow, will
turn up a “lamp post,” or a mortar, or some kino of
mlßßile. Now ana then we shall probably hear of
man, horse, and plough flying towards the clouds.
When they explode these shells are no respecters of
flesh. They strike a man harder than ueenan or
Sayers.— Petersburg Express.
' A NscBBftARY Afostacy.— The young Princess
Dagmar is left, by the death of the Czarevitch, al
most In the position of a widow. She has been
solemnly betrothed to him according to the Russian
ecclesiastical forms, and was supposed to be under
going a special religious training, so as to prepare
er for the change of faith—or act of apostasy, as
some would call it—required from all Rassian Im
perial brideß who do not already belong to the Rus
sian Cfamch. Fortunately, Princess Dagmar had
not yet been formally converted. It takes precisely
one year—36s days, neither more nor less—to con
vince ft Piotestant Princess about to maTry Into a
Russian Imperial family of the superiority of the
Russian to all other religions. The period is fixed
by law, otherwise, as the case of Prince George of
Greece proves, the change might be effected in a
few days.
Thb Gallery of the Duke db Mount.— I The
salr of the gallery of ancient and modem paint
ings, the collection of the late Dahe de Moray, is
to take place at the Palaoe oooupled by the Presl
dent of the Corps Legislation Wednesday, May
si, Thursday, June 1, Friday, June 2. and Satur
day, June 3. The sale of a large collection of arti
cles ol art and curiosity, porcelain, bronzes, eme
ralds, rock crystal, ancient snuff-boxes cf the period
of Ronls XV. and XVI, vases of porphyry, and
marble statues, is to follow Immediately after the
sale of paintings.
THE CITY.
FIREMEN'S PARADE CONVENTION.
An adjourned meeting of the Convention was
held last evening, Robert X. GIU, Esq-, President, In
the chair.
The following additional companies were repre
seated: Phoenix Hose Ompany,Ktngaeoaslng Fire
Company, Columbia Fire Company ol Germantown.
Colonel Page, from the Committee on Music,
made a report, setting forth that at a meeting Dr.
Cusnisgton and Mark Hasslor attended and
gave ail the Information in their power. The
committee were unable to dad any person
competent to arrange for the city bands, and con
cluded that the companies would have to mage the
best arrangements they could, thus really bidding
against one another. The plan suggested to the
Convention, to employ a sufficient number of bands
and properly distribute them through the line hav
ing been voted flown by the Convention, Is, of
course, not now feasible. Tne committee recom
mend that the companies march to the place of
starting direct, that no delay occur in the
hour of starttng, and that the route be of
a reasonable length. It is desirable that the
column be kept as solid as possible; in fact, it should
he such at the place of dismissal, as wen as at the
time of starting. If this plan is not achered to the
precession will be devoid of order and Without effect.
The commluee leave the companies to obtain tneir
own musio, and ask to be finally discharged fr.->to.
the consideration of the subject. The request was
Convention proceeded to the election of a
Chief Marshal for Ihe Parade. The following offi
cers of the election were appointed by the Presi
dent: Judge—Thomas Dixon: tellers—John Hoo
ves and Samuel MoGaiiy, ,
£ Sevirsl delegates objected to tie above-named
persons acting ae judges and tellers, and a motion
■was made to rescind the resolution by Which they
a that irany one doubted the hones
tjWDf the election ©ffieert they could send a friend of
each candidate to watch the tally.
A motion was made that an extra teller bo ap
pointed from each company who has a candidate.
This was agreed to, and the following were appoint
ed : Messrs. Berry ti the Vigilant, Parsons of the
Washington Bucko, an ot the Franklin, and OurUs
of the united Stales.
Mr. Beckman declined to serve, saying he was
first entitled to the position by reason of having
made the motion to appoint teller;.
The election was proceeded with, the following
being the result
VIBBT BALLOT.
Hesry B 80ttb........811 Jos. R.Uo&d, 1V1.D....20
John H. Iflcllwftin©....63 |J. Alexr Simpson to
Tbei© beiojr 164 votes polled, and Mr. Uobb hav
ing leoeKec! 81 be was declared elected, end on mo
tion ©J 3. m. Malloy, the nomination was made
* Onrnottob, Colonel Pace was appointed a com
mittee to wait upon Mr. Bobb and announce to him
Meeleetlonas cnief marshal.
t. a few moments Mr. Bobb was Introduced to
the Convention, and, after returning tls thanks for
the honor oonferred upon him, pledged himself to
dleobarge the duties to the best of his abilities.
Three cheers were given the chler marshal, after
whlhh the Convention adjourned to Wednesday two
wnhs to meet at the National Guard's Hall.
The Committee on Bonte moot at the Hlbdrnle
£ns<n* Bow on Monday evening next.
CONFERENCE OF THE A. M. B. CHURCH—
YBSTBHDAY'B PROCEEDINGS.
Ossrarasca assembled agiaeable to ajjonrament,
at 9 A. M,,wita Kt. Rev. A. W. W ayman to tbe
Tie devotional exerolses ware oonduoted by Kav.
Nelson A. Turpin. , .
Tie minutes of last session were read and ap»
moved.
■ Conference transacted some unfinished business.
Several resolutions were offered -and adopted,
among which was one relating to the death or the
I w ife of Rev. Andrew Til], expressing the sympathy
of the body for the bereaved brother. Offered by
Rev. E. Weaver, and unanimously adopted.
Ntxu the Bishop called on Rev. £. Weaver to
speak, which he did; after whloh. a motion was
made and carried that any one desiring could ad
dress the Conference. Mr. Isaiah Wears availed
himself of the motion, and made a telling speech.
He was followed by Friend Bond, who made some
very appropriate remarks.
Rev. Mr. Patterson, of the M. E. Church, made
some remarks much to the point; also Rev. Mr.
Cookman. of tbe same connection. The last speaker
was glowing in his tonne, and, like she rest, elicited
tnueh applante.
The r est speaker was Rev. Wm Mitchell, of the
New England Conference. He was followed by
Bishop jabezP. Campbell, who said that although
he did hot exactly intend to make a speach, yet he
thought It In order that he should say Bomsthlng In
regard to his recent trip to California. He made,
however, amost telling speech, holding his audience
spell bound until he was reminded that the allotted
time was out, when he took bis seat.
Tbe Preamble and Constitution of the A. M. E.
Missionary Society were then read and adopted.
The regular business of the Conference was then
attended to up to the hour of adjournment.
Highly interesting exercises connected with the
Millenary cause were held in Bethel A. M. E. j
Church, on yesterday afternoon, at 3 o’clock.
The business of the Conference will prooably he
ended in a day or so.
UNIVERSITY LIGHT ARTILLERY.
A review of the University Light Artillery Oorpß
to«k place at the armory, Uroad and lUce streets,
yesterday afternoon. The company were drilled as
an iilery, leading and firing, limbering to the front
and rear, etc > and afterwards as infantry. For
their precision in the minuttm of the drill, and the
general esprit du corps , the officers received the
highest commendations from the lookers-on. This
organization iiaa become quite an institution.. It
has been actively engaged daring the past winter
in firing palntcai ana as a guard of honor. For
supttloruv in drtn the following Officers were ap
pointed? From the Junior Ol&ss—l&i, sergeant, Ed
ward S. Miles; 2d sergeant, Then. F. Nevlo; Sd
FeTgeant, Gerald F. Bale; 4th sergeant. George H.
Bail. From the Sophomore Olass—lst (color) cor
poral, George I). MoOreary • 21 corporal, William
M. Wharton; 3d corporal, Charles B. Nan Credo.
DOURLRDAY COURT MARTIAL.
The court reassembled yesterday morning, all the
mem berg present.
Brvce Gray testified that he had been engaged in
the linen bus Ir ess for nine years; during the last
threß years he had sold Mr. Cozens large quantities
of linen duck ; Mr. Cozens alwajs seleotea the best
quality of duck, and refused to take any that had a
mixture of jute in it; the witness had sold the in
ferior quality of duck to other tent-makers.
> Otis M. Wing testified that he had been a sall
roaVcr for the last ten yearß« and had worked for
Mr. Fcgh, who filled the Cozens contract; the wit
ness b. d been with Mr. Pagh since the spring of
of 1863 a part of which time he acted as tent in
spector and general superintendent; ho always
saw that the tents were or the proper size and
quality.
James Edgar Godbee testified to the excellent
quality ot the material in the Cozens tents, and of
the uniformity ot size. •
STORM AND FRESHET.
During Sunday and Sundaynlght rain fell In con
siderable quantities, and at night was accompanied
by vivid lightning and heavy thunder. At twelve
ndfinlght of Sunday the rain fell in unceadug tor
rents, and continued to do so for several hours. AU
the streams in the vioiolty of the city were much
swollen. The banks alODg the Schuylkill were over
flowed, and a heavier volume of water passed Over
the dam atFairmouct than has been known fora
long time. Barrels, lumber, and trees were carried
swiftly down the river in large quantities. Below
Market-street Bridge all the wharves were sub
merged, end much of the moveable property of the
Pennsylvania Railroad lying on their wharf above
M&Tket street was carried away. AH the mills pro
pelled by water power at M&nayunk were obliged
to*cease operations, and the water is over the turn
pike at that place. The water In the Delaware is
unusually high, but no damage has been done along
the river front.
GOVERNMENT HOSPITAL REPORT.
The weekly report of the Government hospitals
was made yesterday at the Medloai Director’s
office : There were admitted, 1,763; returned to duty,
68; transferred, 177$ deserted, 5; deceased, 14.
There were remaining in the Turner’S-laue Hospital,
14; Sat ter lee, 2,188; South-street, 67; Summltt
House, 340; Isilngton-lane, 26; York, 842; Officers 1 ,
15: Germantown, 6; Citizens* Velanteer, 17; Fil
bert-street. 22 ; McClellan, 770; Chester, 878; Chest
nut Hill, 2.602; Beverly, 6 ; Broad street, 21; Had
dlt srton, 19; White Hall, 655; Pittsburg, 207. Total,
8,675.
TELEGRAPHIC OFFICE IN A THUNDER STORM.
There was a very fine electrical display at the
Fire Alarm and Police Telegraphic <'She, at Fifth
and Chestnut streets, during the tremendous storm
early yesterday morning. The subtle fioid played
upon the wires, presenting an appearance not un
like that made by a Fourth of July pyrotechnic
chafer. Some idea may be formed of the extent of
this display, when we announce that thirty holes
were burnt through the lightning arresting paper,
each hole being made by a single flash. The inser
tion of paper arrests the electric fluid and turns It
to the ground wire. Thus the magnets were saved
from being burnt. The lightning, in playing over
the wires, cracked at times as loud as a pistol re*
port or cannon percussion cap.
FOUND DROWNED,
The body of an unknown man was found in the
Sohtn Jkill, at the Point Breeze Gas Works, yester
day. He was about forty-five years of age, five feet
eight Inches high, black hair, no whUkers. wore
light under pants, and black ones over them, and
had on a red shirt.
AMERICAN SUNDAY-SCHOOL UNION,
An item appeared in an afternoon paper on Satur
day, stating that a legacy of $50,000 had been re
ceived by the American Sunday school Union, We
made icqulry, and found it to be untrue. The false
item was copied Into several papers yesterday, and
they are requested to state that the report Is entirely
destitute of truth. It was probably imposed upon
a reporter by some one from sinister motives.
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.
During the storm between one and two o’clock
yesterday morning, the lightning strack the calm,
cey of the residence of Mr. Jeap, on seventh street,
below Tasker, in the First ward. Only a few bricks
were displaced. •
CELLARS OVERFLOWED.
Quite a number of oellars of dwelling houses in
tbe vicinity of Front and Reed streets, First ward,
were overflowed during the tremendous rain storms
that prevailed ,on Sunday night. The grading of
the streets In this section demands attention.
SCHUYLKILL RIVER EXCURSIONS.
The steamer Gen. Hooker now makes trips every
eight? minutes to Belmont, Laurel Hill Cemetery,
ana Falls. The scenery along the river i* unsur
passed, and a pleasant trip may be enjoyed any
tine afternoon. Arrangements are being made to
have an addltlnal steamboat ran.
LINCOLN MONUMENT FUND,
Mayor Henry, yesterday, received a contribution
of $5 from Mama Warts and family for the Lincoln
Monument Fund, and one of $lO from the Pntladel*
phia National Lodge, No. 223, 1. O. O. F-, for the
same purpose,
FATAL RESULT.
Ferdinand Eversbaoh, who had a quarrel with his
wife, at their residence, Knight’s coutt, Ninth and
Cherry streets, some time ago, has died at the hos
pital from the effect of injuries received at that
time. Mrs. Eversbaoh died at the same Institution
about two weeks ago.
LECTURES,
The lecture by the Rev. Bishop Simpson—subject,
“ Abraham Lincoln”—will take place this evening,
in the Old Brick Oburoh, Marlborough and Rich*
moEd Btreetß.
The Rev. John Moore will deliver an entertaining
lecture at Sansom-street Hall this evening. Sub-
The Fall of the Rebellion, and its Lessons.”
Patriotic music will he performed during the eve*
nips. _______
CAUCUS RUMINATIONS.
The Union members of City Councils assembled
in caucus yesterday afternoon and made the follow
ing nominations: For directors of Girard College—
Thomas M. Coleman, John M. Butler, and Joseph
More* Trustee of City Ice-boat—James Graham.
CASUALTY.
A young man named William Tracy had his leg
broken, yesterday afternoon, by its slipping between
the spokes of a wheel ol a wagon passing down, as
he was standing upon the front platform of a car
passing up, Third street, above Market. He was
conveyed to a neighboring store and kindly cared
for until medical assistance could be called, when
he was removed to his residence, Eighth and Reed
streets.
THE COURTS.
United Staten District Conrt—JTmlge
Csdwalader*
EKTICING SOLDIBBS TO DBSBBT,
The United States vs. Samuel F, Clark, George
W. Ramsey, and Frank Mullen. The defendants
are Indicted for enticing a soldier to desert, and for
harboring and concealing auoa deserter. The Go
vernment, finding it necessary to adopt some mea
sures to put a stop to the system of desertion and
bounty-jumping, so common for the lost two years,
determined to employ deteotlves, to be enlisted as
soldiers, who were to operate at Camp Carttn. The
principal witnesses examined foM&e United States
yesterday were Graham, White, and Derr, all detec
tives, and the two latter regularly enlisted as sol
diers, lor the purpose of being better enabled to at
tain the object for which they werk employed, vie.:
the detection and ocnvlction of the confederates and
alders and abetters or bounty-jumpers.
Oambyses C- White, one of the detectives so en
luted as a soldier, testified that In October, 1861,
these defendant)!, knowing him to be a soldier, pro
cured and enticed him to desert from the service at
Camp Curtin, and subsequenily at Towanda pro
carta him to re ctillet and again desert. They after
wards desired that he should a third time enlist,
bathe declined.
The evidence for rh© United States was not closed
when the court ©dj.-urned. Valentine and Gilpin
for the Unffrd MatMi; O’Neill, Franklin Bound,
and Robert F. Clark, E«qs, for the defendants.
District Court No. 1-Judge Stroud.
Mary McG'ee, by bar nest friend, Patriot Mo-
Gee, vs. Thomas Donahue. Tula was an action to
recover damages lor slanderous words alleged to
have been spoken by the defendant in reference to
the plaintiff. She alleges that defendant said she
(ihe plaintiff) had stolen seven dollars from him.
“Nonsuit. John P. Montgomery for plaintiff*,
G-reenbank for defendant*
District Court—fndge Hare.
J. Fletcher Budd vs. William Speller Jones and
Henry Johnson. This action is to recover from the
detcEdanis, who are employed in the Water Depart
ments for the alleged stoppiogotf by them of the
water pipes leading to piatntitrs promises. He
claimed that flefontiante stopped the water as a piece
of epitework. The defendants Bay that the pipes
were leaky, and that In order to repair them it was
r.ecemry shat the water should first be stopped off.
Verdict for defendants. Earle and White for plain
tiff; Sellers for defendants. _
Oliver Brooke &. Co. vs. George N. Townsend.
To recover on a promissory note. No defence. Ver
dict lor plaintiff $3,420 95.
Henry H. Landis vs. Wlnser & Go. This action
wae to reoover damages for the alleged segllgeaoe
of the defendants’ servants or employees, the de
fendants being tb© agents and part owners of the
Boston and Philadelphia Steamship Company.
Plaintiff was the owner of three barrels Of molasßes
which were shipped on the steamer Saxonia from
Boston to tiffs port, but the contents thereof were
lest before arrival by reason of the staving- la of the
heads of tbe barrels, caused, as plaintiffs assert, by
the those In charge of the vessel.
The cfcience claim that the heads of the barrels
were stove in unavoidably during the prevalence of
a >-«ft,vY «ale. and that there was no lack of care on
u. 6 pin Of the Officers of toe vessel. Jury out.
Earle and White ler plaintiff, M. P, Henry, for
defendants.
to wwTh that theyare victim; of
a conspiracy/The bill avers that on _ Ma * a°ws
Thornton gave them a "mS* at' L l i 4 ™£
shares Walnut Bend petroleum StOOK at $i per
share, averrina: that Robert M. Evans held MS cer
tificates, and would givetiemat anytime* Go®-
plainants not being members of the Stock twwjj,
stave their owe mitten order to Messrs- G.« w_ l *
Hebertou,-who are membersof the Biardof B.u--
hers, to sell the lour thousand shares of stoat, as In
structed by Mr. Thornton. The Messrs. Hsberton,
accordingly sold three thousand shares of the stoat;
lageediaith to Adams, Knight, & Go., also meni-
bets of the board, at one dollar a Share, deliverable
at buyers’ option In Jive or ten days The sale wa«
reported to Mr. Thornton, who replied ‘‘all right,’*
and premised that the stock should be forthcoming
when nqutred. Before tbe expiration Of the time
appointed Thornton called upon Evans for delivery
Of £!* stock, Evans admitted his liability .to him for
ibe stock, bnt rernsed to deliver u for sixty days
Adams, Knight, & Go. demanded tbe stock of -trie
Messrs. Heberten, who at once dlsolosed the names
of tboir principals, and referred Adams, Knight, &
Go. to them- Adams, Knight. A uo. insisted, how
ever, Upon delivery of tue stock by the Messrs. He
berton, and the Board of Brokers were appealed
to to enforce compliance with toe Bale, or
to expel the Messrs. Heberton from the Board
The bill further sets forth that In point of
fact. Adams, Knight. & Co. were buying the
stock from Robert M. Evans, and a Mr. E
W. Davis. Who controlled, all, or nearly all of thts
stork in the market—tbat it was Impossible for the
sellers to furnish the stock, except by buying ltupon
the market at ruinously high prices, the oetendanfcs
having rur up the prioe of tb« stock from $1 to $5,
and even $lO a share The case was partially heard
on Saturday. Defendants deny the allegations of
fraud, and Insist that thelis was a fair business
transaction. The Court finally granted acautiona
ry order against all (he defendants, except Thorn
ton, and a special lr-jonotlon against the Board of
Brokers, restraining them from resorting to extreme
measures in the premises pending the further hear
ing In the case, which was adjourned to Saturday
next. This morning security in SIQ,OCO w*e entered
In court, and tbe Injunction issued. S. G Parkins
and T. E. McEiroy. E>:qs , for Harper, DurneyA
Go ; Macgregor J. MUcoeßon, E?q , for G & W. Y.
Heberton ; R. P. Kane. E?q.. for Evans ; FV Carroll
Brewster and W. J MoElroy, Esq, for Thornton;
H. S. Hagert, Esq., for Davis and for Adams,
Knight, & Co.
Court of Quarter Sessions—Son. James
B. Ludlow, Associate Justice.
[John Goforth, Sea., Prosecuting Attorney.l
THB ARSON CASH.
The oafe of Joanna Allen, colored, charged with
being accessory to arson, was resumed.
The defence called witnesses to fehow the general
good character of accused, and that Matilda Gole
was not to be believed on her oath. That Mrs.
Alien had frequently gave Mrs. Gay victuals and
clothing, notwithstanding she denied: having re
ceived such tblogs. '
Locus Hirst called the hnsband of the prisoner as
awitneBB. , t
Mr. Goforth said that certainly was the coolest
thlr g he bed ever seen in a court room.
Judge Ludlow directed the witness to leave the
Stand,
Mr. Hirst said he desired to state to the court
what he expected to prove.
Judge Ludlow directed Mr. Hirst to atop, and In
formed him that he well knew the evidence of the
hnsband wsb not admissabie.
A juror desired to ask the husband if the property
was Insured.
Judge Ludlow. That cannot be done. The law
says that the husband’s month is sealed, and he
cannot say a word here.
Lieut. Tolbert testified, in rebuttal, that the cha
racter of the accused was very bad, and she had fre
quently been arrested and brought to the station
house of the Twenty-fourth ward. The witness was
directed to produce the books of record.
several colored folks testified that the prisoner
had never been arrested but onoe, when she was
taken as a witness In a homicide c*se.
A. T. Honan, secretary of the Kensington Insu
rance Company, testified that they had an insurance
on a one story dwelling house, in the name of Levan
Allen, for $l6O. ,
Fire Marshal Blackburn testified that the house
attempted to be fited was a one-story building.
The books from the Twenty fourth ward station*
home were produced, showing that the prisoner was
arrested in 1863 on the charge of keeping a disorder
ly bawdy house; In 1868, on the charge ot shooting
H«nry Lockwood; In 1660, for breach of the peace,
and in 1865 for suspicion of larceny. Jury out.
OHARGB AGAINST AN OFFICIAL.
District Attorney Mann called the attention of
the court to the case of the Commonwealth vs. John
'Winan, charged before Alderman Robert T. Garter
with an assault and battery, and an assault with
intent to kill W, L. Graver.
Mr. Mann read the commitment, showing that
'Winan had been committed, In default of $BOO ball,
to answer the obarge Parties had called upon him
to have the case settled, but he refused to sanction
it, and the next thing he heard waß that the prisoner
was at large. It looked to him very much, like an
escape, and be desired the court to hear the evi
dence. _
William L. Graver sworn.—l prosecuted winan,
and withdrew the charge on Thursday; I was
drummed at by otberß to let Winan up, bat refused:
Pat Maull, of Fourth and Shlppen streets, asked
me It he could make anything by getting Winan
out of prison; I said I did not know whether be bad
any money; several others called to see me to settle
the case, and I was sent for by the alderman; I re
ceived fifty dollars, and tbe alderman received
fifteen dollars; after which Winan was discharged..
To the Court.—No ball was entered for Winan,
but he was simply discharged.
Mr. Mann atked that a process issue for Ald&f
man Carter to appear next Saturday, which, was
acceded to.
THE POLICE.
ROBBERY.
A soldier, giving the name of Joseph Connelly,
hailing from M&uch Chunk, was robbed of nearly
two hundred dollars, a few days since, by a couple
of women. His statement is that he came from the
Summit House Hospital to the city, and got into
the company of the women. They desired to cake
a carriage ride In the suburbs of the city, and he
kindly consented to pay the tare. He alleges that
he took a drink of liquor that the women handed
Llm, and he soon became oblivious. When ho was
restored to consciousness he found himself on Wash
ington lane, near Ridge avenue. He was min os
his money.
rßefoxe Hr. Alderman Bel tier,}
ROBBING A JUDGE.
Lewis Meyers, a boy, was arraigned yesterday on
tbe charge of stealing a gold watch, valued at $BO,
tbe property of Judge Charles Marshal, of Frede
rick City, Maryland. The judge, having arrived in
Philadelphia, employed the boy to convey fits trunk
and valise to his room In the Continental. The boy
stole the watch from the room. The judge missed
it, and Informed Officer Voorhees of the fact, and he
arrested the boy". The youngster acknowledged the
theft. Sometime after this the watch was returned
to the judge by the party to whom the prisoner had
sold it. -
[Before Hr. Alderman Toland ]
A PORTABLE ARMORY.
A man giving the name of John Knox was ar
raigned yesterday morning, on the charge of assault
with intent to kill the bar-tender of a beer saloon,
on Margaretta street, Tbe prisoner was Charged
with drawing a four-shooter and making use of mur
derous threats. A police officer was speedily In at
tendance and arrested Knox. A large knife was
found upon tbe person of tbe prisoner. The aooused
was held to answer.
Arrival and Sailing of Ocean Steamen.
TO ARRIVE.
Britannia._~™ Glnt-gow-....-New York.... May 10
Edlnbnrsh Liverpool. _.New York.... May 10
Moravian...,. Liverpool -.- Quebec .... .May II
China ... Liverpool. ....805t0n,...™ Mar IS
Eanr- roo_-«™-■ Liverpool. ...NearYork..,.'May. 18
Helvetia™™ Liverpool Herr York™ May 16
-Teutonia™-......Southampton-New York.... May 17
Belgian Liverpool Quebec ...May 18
Perils Liverpool.... .Hew York.... May 20
Fennerlvania ....-Liverpool New York™ May 28
Hew York™..™. Southampton. New York.... May 21
TO DEPART.
Asia.*™.™«._.Boeti:n.......-Liverpool..... May 24
Europe™._™..New York....Havre Mar 24
Washington™. ....New York™. Havre......... May 24
Colombia™...™- New York... Havana ....... May 24
Saxonia ..-New York™.Hamburg May 27
i-veting Stnr._~.New York.... New Orleans .Hay 27
City of Boston New York.... Liverpool _.ttHy 27
Virginia New York ....Liverpool ™.May 27
City of Dublin.*..~New Yorfc....Liverpool ....May 27
Ocean Queen—■—New York..--AeolnwaU June 3
LETTER BAGS,
AT THB MgnOHAKTe’ BXOHANSK, PHILADBLFHIA,
Barkßoanoke, Gooksey,Laguayra & P Gabello, soon
Brig Ella Root), Tnzo Havana, soon
Brig Agnes, Anderson Martinique, soon
Brig Emma, Foulke Port Spain, soon
PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE.
Andrew Whbblbbi »
Edward Y. Towssbto, > OOM. 0J THE MONTH,
Hobaok J. Smith, J
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA, MAY 33.
SunßisßS.446 I SDB 58T8.7.14 I HiQHWatbb.l2.69
ARRIVED.
Bark Zulma, Hewitt, 15 days from“Olenfuego3,
with-sugar to Geo O Uarson & Co.
Bark John Tracks, Taylor, 7 days from Hey West,
In ballast to H Simons.
Brig H S Emery, Fitts, 11 days from Matanzas,
with molasses to Harris & Stotesbnry,
Schr Sarah Fish (Br), Fountain, 20 days from St
John, N B, with laths, &c, to Gaskill & G ilvln.
Schr Zsmpa, Johnson, 10 days from Sagna, with
sugar ana molasses to John Mason & 00.
Schr Alert (Br), Clark, 20 days from Barbados,
with sugar, &o, to T Wattson & Sons.
Sohr Flora A Sawyer, Reed, 10 days from Calais,
with laths and plekets to A Renton & Bro.
Schr Monterey, Whitmarsh, 4 days from Dighton,
In ballast to captain.
Schr J P Cake, Endloott, 6 days from Boston, In
ballast to captain.
Schr A H Cain, Simpson, 4 days Horn Providence,
in ballsst to captain.
Sohr Cornelia, Noyes, 6 days from Washington,
In ballast to oaptain.
Scbr T J Hat, Baker, 5 days from Wilmington,
N C. in ballast to Crowell A Collins.
Sohr L M Reed, Reed, 4 days from Washington.
NC, in ballast to captain. B *
Sohr a Garwood,Godfrey,B days from Port Royal,
In ballast to captain. •
Schr Angella, Finder, 6 days from Richmond, In
ballast to Unrtls & Knight.
Schr Fly, Chessman, s day from Fall River, in
ballast to captain. _ ' .....
Sohr J O Henry, Lore, ftom Newborn, In ballast
Mnnro, from Boston, In bal
last to captain. ,
Sohr W P Orr, Wingate, 1 day from Lewes, Del,
with wood to captain. _ ... ... .
Sohr Marlnah N Mnnro, 6 days from Beaufort,
with shingles to S Bolton & Co.
Sohr Diamond State, Stilt, 2 days from Milford,
Del, with corn to James Barratt.
Schr Virginia Tomlinson, Burton, 1 day from
Df aw bridge, Del, with grain to James LBewley
Schr Lucy, Morrow, I day from Brandywine, Del,
with corn meal to R N 1 Lea.
Schr Valiant, Biggs, 1 day from Odossa, Del, with
grain to Gbriitian & Go.
Steamer M Massey* Smith, 24 hours from New
York, with mdse to Wm M Baird & Go,
Steamer SF Phelps, Brown, 24 hours from New
York, with mdse toWrnM Baird & Go. •
CLK&.RED*
Ship Corsair, Card, Quebec.
Steamship Louise, Wilson, City Point.
Steamship Cumbria, Leeman, City Point.
Steamship J W EvermaD, Beaston, City Point.
Brig Maria White, Bryant, Cardenas.
Schr A F Howe, Bills, Portsmouth.
Schr James Katierthwaite, Long, Savannah.
Schr Amos Edwards, Somers, Port Royal.
SOhr M Y&u Duseu, Garrison, Boston.
Sohr Access, Riggins, Washington.
Scbi Hocltlrgba.ro, HLunro, Bouton.
Schr Eliza and Rvbecaa, Price, Boston.
Schr W Batman, Smart. Roohltnd.
Scbr A Pharo, Shoords, Provtuenoe.
Schr Eliza, Brown, New Haven.
Schr Vanquish, Chnrch, Washington.
Schr W P Orr, Wingate, Lewes
Schr Kentwrigbt, Smith, Washington.
Sohr F Tyler, Tyrrell, Nonoik.
st’r R Willing, Cundlff, Baliimore.
memoranda.
Ship Wm Cummings, from Galveston, at Penja
oola 7th Inst, to load timber for this port.
Ship Hobt L Lane, Amldon, entered out at Liver
pool 6th Inst for New York (entered April 12 for this
P °Bark M E Corning, Hlbbert, for this port, enter
ed out at Liverpool 6th Inst. _
Baik Cyrene (B;), Roy, hence at Marseilles sth
Nonpareil, Fllnn, hence at Port Royal 13th
lß ßarlt G W Horton, Paobard, hence at Port Royal
15nh lost.
Bark Annie, Clifford, hence at Port Royal 14th
intt-
Brigs C H Frost, Small; C W Ring, McLean ;
Henry Leeds, Whlttemore, and Urana, Bruce, henoe
at Port Royu 14th Inst.; the Urana sailed 16th for
FernawHna.
Bri#Omaha, Robinson, henoe at Fort Royal 16th
Inst.'
Brigs Julia Ford, Burgess, and O*th«rlo.,m»k
..UtPnllbrook, cleared at Port Royal lath Inst ter
thiM»rt. and both sailed 14th. I
Scbrs J M Lewis, Shuts ■ Jas S Sblndlsr, Som
ers ; B WDIIlon. Lutllam. and Geo J Marsh, Indb),:
henoe at Port Royal 10th Inst. -vT l
sohrs Evelln.,- Sweet, mid D B Deane, Kaowlttai
, honoeat Port SoH isth But.
THE PRESS—PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1865.'
I VELA WARE MUTUAL SAFETY
OFFICE 8 E COBfl SR THIRD AND IT AT. HTTP
STREETS. PHILaDS! PHU.
MARINE IfIBDEAKOE
OP VESSELS. )
<'tIS? 6T > To all part, of th. wori4.
’ IBIABD IBSTJKASCKB
On Good*, by BlT«r. Canal. Lake, and Land Carrtan.
On Merchandise tencrallr,
On Store*, DwelSnf Houses* to.
ASSETS OF THF COMPART,
November 1, 1864.
1100,0C0 United States Five Per Cent. Loan. *7l .*lOO,OOO 00
IH.OCO Sir •* ‘ ‘ ‘Bl. 118.21600
76 000 Sir *'6 20§. 75-fi6i fifl
110,000 State of Pennsylvania Five Per Cent! ‘
XaOan , M 05 IM M
64,C00 State of Pennsylvania Six Per Gent '
Lean * - *♦ .»««.« iiiim.mhi>hk^ u as &in nrt
mow City of Philadelphia Six PerCt.Loan. iSSS 37
20.000 P«nnsylvanla AaUroad First Hurt-
gage Six Per Cent Bnnds.-.. .... 09 oYJ no
60,000 Pennsylvania Railroad Second Mori- *
gag* Six Per Cent. 80nd*..—...._ moai nn
16,000 SCO Shares Sleek Germantown Gas w
Company, principal aid Interest
guaranteed bj the city of Philadel
phia a iß.flna no
6,600 JbObbares Stock Pennsylvania Ball*
road Company* **..,.,.*.,.*-»**„,.» 3.100 00
6,000 300 Share! Stock Worth pennayi^anu
Batiroad Company—, o nm no
60,000 United btatee Treasury Certificate# Of W
Indebtedness—4B,42s 00
30,000 State of Tennessee Fiver Per Ct Lean li.Qi-Q 00
28.700 Loss son Bond and Mortgage, amply
seemed **— 128 700 00
$868,260 Par. Cost $842,100,60. Market va1ue.5867,627 87
KcalSjUte......... M.Ooo 00
Bills reeivable for insnranees made.. 118,830 42
Balances due at Agencies.—Promt*
tubs on Marine Policies, Accrued
Interest, and other debts dne the
Company—2B,7oB 24
Scrip and Stock of sundry Insurance
and other Companies, $4,263. Esti
mated value* 1—2.220 00
Cash on deposit with United >
States Governibent.subjfiot
to todays’call—. —.100,000 00
Cashln Basks**—. 68,164 99
Cash in Drawer* —— . 637 66
BISECTORS:
Thomas C Hand, Samuel B Stokcc,
John 0. Davis, J F. Pebiston,
Edmund A Sonde?, Henry Sloan.
Theophiiu! Paulding, William G. Boulton,
John £ Penrose, Baward Darlington,
Jaires Traquair, H Jones srooke,
Henry O. Lallett, Jr., Jacob P. Jones,
James C Hand, James 6. McFarland,
William C Ludwig, Joshua P Eyre,
Joseph fl. Seal, Spin ear Mclivame,
Gaorie G. Lelper, John B. Sample, Pittsburg,
Hugh Craig. A. B. Berger, Pltisbnig.
Eobert Barton, __
THOMAS C HAVD. President.
JOHB C. DAVIS, Vice President.
HENRY LYLBPRB, Secretary, ds!6-ly
THB reliance insurance com
j- PANY
Incorporated in 1641. Charter Perpetual.
OFFICE So. 308 WALNUT BTESBT.
Capital, $300,000,
Id Bures ajainst Loss or Damage by FIRE Houses,
Stores, and other Building#, limited or pepetnal; and
on Furniture, Goods, Wares, and Merchandise, in town
or country
LOSSES PROMPTLY ADJUBTKD AND PAID.
ASSETS, $400,068 71
Invested in the following Securities, viz.:
First Mortgage* onCity Property, well secured 6108. COO CO
Uiited States Government Loans —. Hl.txo 00
Philadelphia City 6 per eent. Loans-—♦» 60,W0 00
Pennsylvania $3,000,C0T 6 per cent. Loan—* 16,000 00
Pennsylvania Railroad Bonds, first and se
eond Hortcases. **«».«..« „«—. 86,000 00
Camdsn and Amboy Eaiiroad Company’s 6
percent Loan*——>*— 6,00000
Philadelphia and Beading Baliroad Com
pany ’s6per tent. Loan.—*—•—,**— 6.000 00
Bumingdon and Broad Top 7r#r cent, snort-
gage bonds..... . —*— 4,660 00
County Fire Insurance Company’s Stock— 1,090 OS
Mechanics’ Bank Stock* *..*»*«—■**•••—* 4, COO 00
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania Stock- . 10,000 00
Union Mutual inenraoee Company’s Stock*» SBO 00
Selia&ce Insarance Company of PhUadwl
phia’s block* *..«»«.♦<,»,.,,♦♦»,«»*-—«-—»*** 1.000 00
Accrned Jmereit*— »**.-♦.... 42
Cash In bank and on hand——— IS 023 29
Worth at present market v&lae*~4«'~~..*s4U f &B 71
DIEfcCTOBS.
William Stevenson,
Benj. W Tlnfley,
Marshall Hail,
Charles Leland,
J. John* on Brown,
Thom&»H. Moore.
SM TIBGLBff President.
■1" 1884.
Clew Tisiley.
Wm. E Thompson.
William Knew,
Samuel Biepham*
B L. Caison,
Robert Stten*
OLE
Thowas n. Hill. Setretar
Philadelphia. December
AMERICAN FIRE INSURANCE
A COMPABY. Incorporated 1810. OHARTBB PSR
PETUAL Ho. 310 WaL*tJT street, above Third*
Philadelphia.
Having & large paid* np Capital Stock and Surplus in
vested in sound and available Securities, continues to
Insure on Dwellings, Stores, Furniture, Merchandise,
Vessels In port and their Canoes, and other Personal
Property. promptly adjusted.
Thomas B Marls* James B. Campbell*
John Wslse* Edmund G 1 DutUh,
Bamuel G, Morton* Charles W. Foultney*
Patrick Brady, Israel Morris.
John T. Lewis,
THOM
JIiBPBT C. L. CfiAWFOBD,
T7IBB INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
X —TBB FEJTfISTLVANIA FIBB INSURICTOB COM
FAST Incorporated 1835. C&ARTBS PERPETUAL.
80. 510 WALNUT Street. opposite Independence
Sonare.
This Company, favorably known to the community
for nearly forty years, continues to Insure against Lo*»
or Damage by Fire, on Pnbilc or Private ttaUdlngs,
either permanently or for a Halted time- Also, on Far*
nitare, blocks. Goods, or Merchandise generally, on
liberal terns.
Their captt'l* together with a larf* Surplus Fund, Is
investca in the moat careful manner, which enables
them to offer to the Insured an undoubted security in
the case cl loss.
Jonathan Patterson,
Alexander Benion,
Itaac Hazlehurst,
Thomoa £obin*«
: J. GUUngl
JONATfIAfI
WlltUU G. Ouowell, Set
ANTHRACITE INSURANCE COM
PAH Y.—Authorized Capital ¥400,000-CHABTaB
PBBPBTUAL *
Office flo. 311WALDUT Street, between Third had
Fourth ftreets, Philadelphia.
This Company will insure against Low or Damage by
Fire, on Buildings* Furniture, and Merchandise gene
rally.
Aiso. Marine Insurances on Vessels, Cargoes, and
Freights. IfilftSd Insurance to all parts of the union.
William Esher,
D. Lutter, . „
LewU AaddD'iea,
John B B>acki*ton,
Joseph Maxfield,
WILLL
WH. F.
W. M. Smith, Secretary.
T7AME INSTJRANC
JJ Uo. 406 CUBS
PBILADI
FIRB AMD INLAJ
DIBBC!
Francis IT Buck,
Chariei Eicbardeofl,
Benry Lewi*,
Bcjpael Wright*
P. S Justice,
G, ° ree N. BtIC
CHAfI. RICHARD!
W. I Blanchard, Secret
MACHINERY AND IRON.
%SSL PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
WORKS. NR4FIB & LEVY,
PRACTICAL AND THEORETICAL BffGItfBBR3, MA
CHINISTS, BOILBB-MaKESS, BLACKSMITHS, *nd
FOUNDFBB, having for many years been in successful
opei a; ion. and been exclusively engaged in trail din*
and repulriig Marina and Elver Engines, high and low*
pressure, Iron Boilers, Water Tanks, Propellers, &0.,
&c., respectfully offer their services to the publie as
being foil? prepared to contract for engines of all sixes
Marine. River, and Stationary; baying sets of patterns
of different sizes, are prepared to execute orders with
Quick despatch. Every description of pattern making
made at the shortest notice, nigh and Low pressure,
Fine, Tubular, and Cylinder Boilers, of the best Penn
sylvania char coal iron. Forgings of all sizes and kinds;
Iron and Braes Castings of all descriptions; BoU-
Turni»*. Screw-Cutting, and all other work connected
with the above Daßinete, , „
Drawings and specifications for all wort dOBB At the
establishment free of charge, and work guaranteed.
The subscribers have ample wharf-dock room for re
pairs of boats, where they can lie in perfect safety, and
are provided with shears, blocks, falls, &«., Ac., for
railing heavy or light wefcnts.
JACOB a NBAFIB,
JOHN P. LEVY,
BEACH and PALMER Streets.
J. YAtraHAH MBKSICE. WILLIAM M. MBBBIOK.
JOHK E COPE
QOUTHWABK FOUNDRY,
D FIFTH ABB WASaiHGTOST BTBBBTB,
PHILADELPHIA.
MEBKICK & SONS,
. EHGINBBKB AMD MACBIRIBTB.
Manufacture Hi*h"aiid — Lo'w Presnire Steam Enflnei,
or laid, river, and marine larvlce.
Boiler*. Sonometer!, Tank*, Iron Boat*, &*.; Cant
ina* of all kind*, either Iron or brass.
Iron-frame Boole for Oat Works, Workshop*, Bail*
road Stations, So. .
. Betorts and Gas Machinery of the latest and most im
proved construction. „ ■
Bvery description of Plantation Machines, sack as
Sniar, Saw, and Grltt tfilis, Vacuum Pans, Open
Steam Trains. Defecator*. Tiller*, Tapping Haiin*a.*e.
Sole stents for » Blllienx’e Patent Bufar-Botliuf
Apparatus, BesmytVo Patent Steam Hammer, and
Aeplnvall it Woleev’e Patent Gentiifngal Sofar-
Drainini Machine. ■ anl3 tf
MORGAN, ORB* & 00., STEAM EN
i*-L GINB BUIIDBBB, Iron Founders. and fanera!
Ifublslitß md Boiler Makers. So. 1319 OAutOV*
BILL street, Philadelphia. f*2o-tf
HHIHT FOB 188 5
THE OBBATBBT IJfVBITTIOH 01 TBS Ada IK
HOOF SKIRTS.
J. w. BYAPLET’B Hew Fatent DUPLEX BILIFTIO
(or doable) SPRING SKIRT.
WKBTS* BRADLEY * CAST (late J T. ft J O.
West), SOLS FKOPBTSTOR6 end HANUFAOTI7RBRB,
97 CBAMBRKS end 79 and 81 BEADS fctnwta, Hew
THIS INVENTION eoseiita of Duplex (or jtwo) El
liptic Steel Springs. Ingeniously bbaidbd tightly and
firmly together, bugs to kcgr, making the toughest,
XDOet FLEX IB LB, ELASTIC, end DURABLE SPRING ever
need. The? seldom bend or break, line tie Single
springe, end consequently preeerje their PEftTBQT aad
BEAUTIFUL 6nAPB twjce »ae any other Hsibt
5. Bis wom>taL»vL flexibility and great comb »t **&
pleasure to any Lady wearing the duplex elliptic
j*kirt will be experienced particularly la all erowaed
Assemblies, Operas. Carriages. Railroad Oars.
Church Pews armchairs* for Prome* adb am Housb
Dress, as the Skirt c£a be folded when In a«to occu
py e unail place as easily as a fcn,K or Muslii Dress..
A Ladt having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort, and
great convenience of wearing the Duplex elliptic
Stebl- Spring Skirt for a singled at will aefar after
ward wUJin»ly dispense with their osa For Ciildbbn.
Hisses, and Young Ladies they are superbb to all
others. . „
TBBY are the best quality in every part,:
questionably the lightest, most desirable,]
able and economical Skirt ever made. J
*OR SALE in all first class Stores in this!
throughout the United States. Havana U
Mexico, South America- and the West Indl
FOR THK DUPLEX J
fKxRT.
IR To HOOP bKIRTS. :j
I>ZO. HOPKIHfI* *'oWf MASS” OK
HOOP SRIKTB, the best assortment and tail
tad stylet in 'he city Gore Trails all lei
aizts, from 18 to 66 springs, from $i 76 to i
S*irU, all the new shapes and sties, front
spring*. from $1 40 to ♦A Skirts of extra hi
and extra tape* from 20 to 85 rprlngs. frorf
$2 76 Kieses’ ana Chllaren’s, of eve*y gra*
to 36 sprldis, from 4to 8 cent* per sering: ihf
€ qna'. ageits for the Dew Flexible nkirul
pj table Boon Shirt made, and fully equal to *<
Skirt, and at much lower prices. 1
ftanOy band, fall lines of low-priced JJ
gktrts kid-padded and metallio fastened—l
86c.; 20 springs, |»;-S5 springs. $5.15; 30sprlfe
and 40 spring*, *1 60. 'klrts made toordd
and repaired, at 638 A SOB Street. if
white virgin wax op Jntil-
Tv LBB —AnewPrc&shUoameticfoTbeeujryiUf hß* l
preserving the complexion. It is the moetpoad*™*;
<omroasd of the ut. There is neither Thai
tnaineelft' bismuth,nor tele in it* eomi>o>ltl i> it belni
vompoeed entirely of pare Tiffin V?ax 5 h« w the ex
irewdlnwy qualities for preserving the eft • i&akins
it toft, smooth, fair, end transparent It mi e*4he ole
tppear rouDi. the homely handsome, muawm*
more beautlfnl, end the moat heauttftu dif » Prl°* r
SO and 60 cents. Prepared only by KuflfT A 00., Per ,
fnzters, 41 South BIOBTH Street, tw of* >ors *h°v»
Chestnut, and 193 South 88VEMTH abort
Walnut. apB-8a
toh
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[AS S. MABIB/ President.
, Baoietiay fe22 U
DIBKCTOBB.
Daniel Smith, Jr.,
John Derereax,
Thoma* Smith,
Hearj Lawif.
bam Foil.*
FATrESeOH, President,
icrotary.
aiEKcroRS
Davis Pearson,
Peter Seiger,
J. B BtaQi
WiUUm P. Dean,
John Keteham,
M BSHKB, President.
DJSAN, Vise President
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CE COMPANY,
BTKUT SMBB*.
ELPHIA
vKO IHBURAHOH.
1TOB8: „
John yr Brel nuuii
Bobert_B Potter,
John Kessler, Jr,,
B. D Woodruff,
Charles Stokes,
Joseph D. BUi9,
!K, President.
SON, Vise President,
tary. jeM-tf
,! XTRA.C)
RdILBOAD LINES.
IMPORTANT TO RAILWAY TRA-
X VBLLBRS. —For foil inform.tioa In ral«MlM to 81a-
SOM. Ul COMMUoM, MtUtttMl byoa.
dniDi. -
-PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAIL-
X ROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME AND DEPOT.
Tb* trains of tho Poaa.yiTonlo Central Kallroad
IMT« tbe Bvw Depot, el THIRTIBTH end MARKET
8t.., lartaadof li.Y.ntfc ud Market Stmete. an here
tOfolOa
The an of the Markek-efcr§»t Passenger Railway
run to and from Pennsylvania Central Railroad Depot,
at Thirtieth and Market Streets; they also leave Front
street every two minutes, commencing one nonr previ
ous to the lima of departure of each train, and allow
about SO minutes for a trip.
Their cart ar« in waitincon the arrival of eaeh Train
to convey passengers into the city, and connections are
made with all roads crossing Market street. .
On SITNDAYS~Car* leave Eleventh and Market St*,
at 7 40 P. M. .to connect with. Pittsburg and Brie Mail*
and at 10.35 P. M. with Philadelphia Repress.
Mann’s Bafff&fe Express will hereafter he loeated at
Ho. 91 SonthSleventhstreet. Parties desiring baggage
taken to the trains, ean have It done at reasonable rates
upon application to him. *»*,**».. ___ a
TRAiNE LEAVE AMD ARRIVE AT DEPOT THUS*
MAIL TBAIN~~~~< at 900 A.M.
PAOII ACCOMMODATION, Mo. * 10 00 "
FAST LINE*~.~ •• 13.00 M.
PaREBSBURG .„**.**.-«*— " HOP. H.
BABBISBUBO ACCOMKODiBOV... “ 190 11
LAnpASTBE w ACCOMMODATIOTf-«. •• t« JJ
PAOLT TRAIN, No. 2 •• fi.Bo M
PITTSBURG AMD BRIE MAIL " 890 **
PfiILADKLPHIAEXPRBHS -—~~ •• U.IQ "
ARRIVE.
PITTSBURG AMD ERIE MAlL*—** M 890 A. M.
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS* *• 7.06 **
PAOLI ACCOMMODATION, Mo. I***4 aa 8.30 ••
PA£KESBURG«~~.. •• 9.90 ■■
LANCASTER TRAIN™~™~.I3 SO P. M.
FAST LIMB- " H» *•
PAOLI ACCOMMODATION, Mo. 3~~. '* 140 "
MAIL TRAIN*.*.. •*-*.»*.**•*•* •« fi.4o "
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION:... " 9.40 ,
Philadelphia Express leaves daily. Pittsburg u 4
Erie Mall leaves dally (exempt Saturday). All othir
Trains daily (except Snndav. 1
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not assume
any risk for Baggage, exeept for wearing Apparel, and
limit their responsibility to One Hundred Oollare in
value. All Baiyaye exceeding that amount In value
will be at the risk of the owner, unlesa taken by spe
elal contract. ,
For farther information, as to time and connections,
see bills and framed sards, or apply to JOHN F. VAN
LEER. Ju., Ticket Agent, at the Depot- ■
An Emigrant Train runs dally (except Sunday.) For-,
gll information as to fare and accgnmodations^pply
f*2o«tf 13T DOCK StroU.
innc ARRANGEMENTS OP lone
lobO. NEW TORK LINES. loOOa
THE CAMDEN AMD AMBOY AMD PHILADELPHIA
AND TRENTON RAILROAD COMPANY’S
LINK. FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
NSW YORK AMD WAY FLACK,
wiffi^WTFHEWPtas,
FAU.
At BA. M-, via Camden and Amboy, 0. and A. Ae
eonunodaUon*~4»>«~*»*4*~4.>.w.~+« )f
At BA. M., via Camden and Jersey City, Morning
Express**,. 100
At 13 M., via OamdeS/.and Amboy, 0. and A. Ae-
—....... I If
At 3 P. M> • via Camden and Amboy. C. and A. Ex*
frSwLx.l -miil in 1 1 tit ft- himiiiiMinnii:ii ||f
it. x., tfaOamdon and Amboj, AMomraoda-
Uon (Frolfht and rwtwir)— 1 n
At 6Y. X.. ,1. C.mdon ul Amboy, Artommodl
tlos (ErMsht and Fauencor)—lit Clan TUk.t--- , M
So. do. 3d ClM.Ttok.t-.. 1.0
11X F. M., via Oamdsn and Amboy, Accommo
dation (Frsiaht and PaMonaer)—lit Claw Tiek.t. 22i
80. do. Sd Cla.iTlokat.l M
Tor BelTia.n, Barton, jLambutrUla. Tlunlncton.
At., at S.9OP. X-
Por Mount Holly, Bwanayfll*, T.mb.rtoa, and ytn
wntown, at 6A. H., 2 and BF. n.
Tor Freehold at 6 L X. and 3 F. M.
Tor Palmyra, Rlrerton, Belaneo, Bey.rlr. Bdcaira
ter, Bnrllntun, Florence, Bordentovn. «*., at 6 and
11. SO A. X., 13.30, 3.30. S, 6, and 11XP. M.. The AH
and 6P. M. line, run direct Utrondt to Trenton. _
For Palmyra, Blyerton, Balanooi BeTerly, and Bor-
Uncton, at 7 P. X*
Steamboat Trenton, for Brlatol, Borllngton, and In
termediate plaeei, at 3X P. X.
SIXES FBOX KXXBIB|toB SWOT WIU, LBAYI
Aff ifvjialv i$D2
At 11.18 A. M»« Via Rcnsisgnm end Jersey City,
Express* M4ery ... w»n »~»« « M-H< IHMHIH 90Q
At 4.90 P. M,, via Kensington And Jersey City,**- M
frOPSc iimiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillllltrirm" - - t«~r |QQ
8.46 P M., vie Kensington and Jsrsey City,
Washington and Bew York Express- .*.„c «***. 100
AtlS P. M. (Might), via Kensington and Jersey City.
,Washinc|pn and Mew York Mall- ff
The 8.46 r. M, Line will run daily. All others Sun
days excepted. „ . _ _
For Buffalo, Dunkirk, Elmira, Ithaca, Owego, Ro
chester, Biughampton, Great Bend, Montrose, wllkes
bane. Scranton, Stroudsburg, Water Gap. Man A
Chunk, Allentown, Bethlehem, Belvidere, Easton,
Lambertvttle, Flemington, Ac., at 7.16 A. H. This
line connects with the train leaving Easton for Hanch
Chunk at 9.30 P. M.
For Lambertvllle and intermediate stations at 5 P. M.
For Bristol, Trenton, Ac., at 7.16 and ILM A. M.. I
and 6 P. M. and 13 midnight
For Holmeshurg, Tacony, Wlssonondng, Bridesburg,
and at 9 A. M. 6,8, and BPTM.
IS* For Mew York and Way Lines leaving Kensing
to&Depot, take the cars Oh Filth street, above Wainul.
half an hour before departure. The ears run into Ui
Depot, and on the Arrival of eaeh train run from the
B SSfty bound, of Banix. only allowad Mthnauauar.
Passes yera are prohibited fibm taking anything as bag
gage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over Af»
pounds to be paid for extra. The Company limit their
responsibility for baggage to One Dollar per pound, and
wui not be liable for any amount beyond fIOO, exeept
by tpeei&l contract.
Orsham’s Baggage Expresswlll tall for and driver
baggage at the Depots. Ordersjtobe left at, Mo. 9 Wal
nut street. WILLIAM H. OAT2M2B* Agent.
May 80, 1886.
LINES FROM MEW YORK FOR PHILADELPHIA,
WILL LBAVB FBOX THX FOOT OP OOtTSTZiAVB BTBBBT,
AtlS M. and 4P« M.» via Jersey City and Camden.'
At 7,10, and 11X A, hi. eP. M. and 13 (Night), Via Jer
sey City and Kensington. . • «,
From the foot of Barclay street at 8 A. M. and 3 P, K,,
via Amboy and Camden. , _ _ . . _ _
From Pier Mo. 1, North river, at 13 K.. 4, and! P.M,
(freight and passenger), Amboy and Camden. ap9»tf
Bgxtt—BD FHILADRLFHIA,
SRSHBSaswiuaxaTox. xxo babti-
XOBS KA.ILBOAD.
TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, APRIL Sd, 1860, Tralni
Will leave Depot,coiner BROAD Street and WASHING
TON Avenue, as follows: „ - . , v ,
Express Train, at 4.00 A. M. (Mondays excepted), for
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Wilmington,
Perryville, Havre de-Grace, Aberdeen, Perryman’s,
and Magnolia,
Delaware Railroad Train at 7.40 A M. (Bnndays ex
cepted) fox Salisbury, Milford, and intermediate Sta
tions.
Way-Hall Train, mi&UA.H. (Sunday! <x»pM>,f»l
Baltimore, itosplnc at all reaular stations.
Sxpraia Train at 11BF, X. (Sunday. mtoantadjM lot
Baltimore and Washington, .topping at Charter. Wil
mington, Elkton, Ferryrllle. and HavTe-de-Oraee.
Expret. Train at 3(6 P. H. (Sandaya excepted) for
Baltimore and Waihlngton, itoppln, at Wilmington,
Xeirark, Elkton, Kortn- East, PerrrTllle, Harre-de-
Oracej Porryman'e, Kaanolla, and Stemmor’e Bnn.
Hlabt Express at HUP. M. for Baltimore and Wash
ington, .topping at Cheater (only to take Baltimore and
Washinitonpaseengen). Wilmington, Kewark, Elk
ton, North-East, Perryyille. and Savra-de-Craee.
Fusongen for FOBTJSIS& MOSEOS wIU take the
3154. VC train.
WILMINGTON ACCOHHODATIOS TKAINB
Stopplui Mali Station* between Philadelphia and Wll
mlnrfcon.
Leave Philadelphia at 7 45 and U A. M.» 2, 9.80, 5,7,
audit P. M. The 8.80 P. If. train conneeti with De
laware B. B. for Milford and intermediate stations.
Leave Wilmington at 9.46. 8, and 8.80 A.it, 2,4,6.90
and 6.80 P. M.
Trains for new Castle leave Philadelphia at 7.46 and
11A. M.. S.Boand6P M. _
’ THBOUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave Wilmington at 12 M., 4.27. 8 33. and 9. HP. M.
CHESTER POE PHILADELPHIA.
, Leave Chester at 7 45. 8.45, 10. U A. M-. 1190, 1.40,
140. 6.14.7 20, and 8. 06 F. M.
FROM BALTIMORE 70 PHILADELPHIA. „
Leave Baltimore 8.26 A. H , War Mails 1.10 P. M.,
Express: 4.55 P. M., Way Train; 6.36P.M., Express i
j,2oP. M.. Express
TRAINS POE BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester at a 64 A. M., 1.60 and U. 60 P. M.
Leave Wilmington at 6.18, 9.36 A. H., 126. 6.01
and 12,26 P. M.
Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached, will
leave Wilmington, for Ferry THU and intermediate
stations at 7.40 P. M
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Express Train at AO6 A. M. for Baltimore and Wash*
ington, stopping at Wilmington, FerryviUe. Havre-de-
Grace, Aberdeen, Perryman's, and Magnolia.
Night Express at U. 16 P. M. for Baltimore and
Washington, stopping at Chester (for Baltimore and
Washington passengers), Wilmington, Newark, Elk
ton, North-East, Ferrvvme, and Havre- de-Grace
Accommodation Train at 10 P. M. for Wilmington and
Wav stations.
BALTIMORE FOE PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at 9.26 P. M., stopping at Havre-de-
Grace, PerryviUe, and Wilmington. Also stops at Elk
ton and Newark (to take passengers for Philadelphia
and leave passengers from Washington or Baltimore),
ana Chester to leave passengers (tom Baltimore or
.Leave wSmington for Philadelphia at 6. SOP. M«
aps fl- 9. KENNEY. Say’t,
1865. Bimmiam 1865.
PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL-
ROAD.—-Thie great line traverses the Northern and
Northwest counties of Pennsylvania to the eity of Erie,
on Lake Erie.
It has been leased by the PBNHSYLNANIA RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, and Is operated by
Its entire length was opened for passengenad freight
business October 17th, 1864.
tivb or pAaanvoßnlrnAiVß a* ntuApanma.
■ Leave Westward.
Mail Train 8.80 P. M-
Loek Haven Accommodation Traln.*~~*.-..8.0QA, M.
Passenger can ran through on Mall Train without
change both wave between Philadelphia and Brie, and
Baltimore and Erie. ' , , _ _ . ..
Elegant Sleeping Gan on Elmira Inwi Trains both
ways between PMladelphiaTand Lock Haven, and on
Bimira Express Train both ways between Williamsport
MASKET Street*. Philadelphia.
*■ £'DBni?iSeit B *.a«.
4«JS-U general Maaawif. WUllamaport.
H3P6WP*WC~' ISOO.iTslph h^in
KAiLBOAD LIMB to *ll point* WEST.
The direct route fox the _
JKT- OIL regions of Pennsylvania, -*b
WILLIAMSPORT, BUFFALO, SUSPENSION BRIDGR
ELMIBAV NIAGARA FALLS,
and aU places in the western and Northwestern States
wdthaO*ud^ jro raBO jjonMTBAWB
Leave Philadelphia and Beading Railroad Depot, Thir
teenth and CallowhUl streets, idally, (Sundays ex
cepted). for the North and West, as follows:
Morning Express at 8 A. M
Afternoon Express at B.SOP. M. .
Making a direct connection with all lntersectinjtroads.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS to any point, and farther
particalars concerning tho difteren t routec, apply at
the TICKET OFFICBT49S CHESTNUT Street, under
JOHB 8. HILLBS. General Arant!
]*, Thirteenth andCaUowhlllatroett.
ns M i ht north fsnnbyl-
T AIT IA BAILBOAD Par
BETHLEHEM. 'DOYLBSTOWM. MADOH CHUBS,
lABTOR VTLL ' Q&3Bffl £M - **•
Pa**eni«r Train* loayo th* n.w Dapot. THIBD Straet.
abora Thompaon almt. dally (Sunday* axaaptad). *A
fallow*: ....
At 7.50 A. M. (Szctm*) for Bothlabate. Allantown.
Ban A Chunk. Haalaton, -WUllamaport, Wllkea*
barre, Re.
At 3.30 F. H. (bimil for Bathlaham, A**ton, A*.
At 3.1 C F, M. for Bathlah.m. Allentown. Una
Chunk.
ForDoylestewn at 9.60 A. N,and4.l6P.M.
For Fort Washingtonat Llf P. M»
WhMooaraof tho’Joaondand WJWtJJJrt* Ito,dtp
Lear* BethlthmltA. M.. 10.01 A. M. i and Alf
P *lglav« Doylectoinie.so A, M. and 9.11 P. IL
Leave Laasd&le at 6.10 A.*.
HraraJortWrabUtgoi-y^W^M.
miad.iphl* (Or Doylutown at I.U A. X. and AM
'ifoyleatown for Philadelphia atTA.M. and IP. K,
Bold ma CLAkK. At.lt.
iaud ns-
OMFOBT-
Iiy. and
E CtfßAi
LtiIPTIC
EjaSta
4 anility
itfii and
tApialn
jfl9*to 60
[kyy steel
[T$l 90 to
Je t from 6
t have no
Jtha most
ie Duplex
klao, eon*
b«r lork
UTS*,
l alt&red,
vU lm*
SaEMH WEST JERSEY
M9HK9H Baileoaß LIMES,
ted ■- um BBW ABBABGBMBHT.
<« and after MONDAY, Hay Kt. 1833, Train* will
1»T. fioni ■walhuT-BTBBKT rIHB a* follow*:
„ for CAPE MAT, and all ,la«i"’of MlJlTtiie. at
A. M., passenger and freight. Re, ;ftt 2.80P* M,«'
Express Paesencer.
For MILLVILLE, BRIDGETON, SALEM, and ill In
termediate places south of Glascboro, at 9.16 A. M. and
GLASSBOBO at 9.16 A. M., 2 80 P. R. and 4
For WOfoBUBY, GLOUCESTER, Rc. . at9>l6 A. M.«
2.SOP. M., 4P. M., and 6 SOP. M.
RETURNING.
Leave Cape May at 6.80 A. M.» passenger, and 12 H.,
passsrger and freight . a M
Leave MUlvtUc at 7.86 A. M, ud 8.60
P. M., pMsenger, , , .
Leaveßddteton at 6.40 A. M.» passenger, and 4.1
P. M., passenger. . a« •*
Leave Salem at 6.26 A. M., passenger, and4P. K.«
at7,4BA. H.. 8.46 A. M.. and 6.1
'ban Woodbury at 7 A. H..S.MA. H.,3.10 A. M.,
TUB WAET JgKS*y BXI-KASB COBPMII .
will nttond to all th* nana] brauiu. of ■**»•* Baal.
IM*. noolTa. dellYor, and forward throttfh Ouiir n*
sponalblo Ezpreu to all part* Of th* aowabry.
RAILROAD USES.
SaDHBB w BBT CHESTER
INI) PHILABBLPfIU BAIL
ROAD, VIA MEDIA
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. .
Ob end After MONDAY, April 17,1880, the trftiftiWlU
letve as follow*:
WEST CHESTER TRAINS
Leave PhUadelphlA for West Chester at 7.90 tad 10.90
A M.. sni 8 10. A4O. and 646 P. M.
Leave West Cheater for Philadelphia at 6.30, 7.40, and
10 86A M . and I.46and 4.4CP. M
Trains leaving West Chester at 7.46 A. M. and leaving
Philadelphia at 4 44 P M. will stop only at Media B. O.
Junction* Gl*n Mills Cb«t»«y’e. and street Road,
B C JUNCTION TRAINS.
, Leave Phlladilphla for B. C. Junction at 4.10 and
lu P. n, *
Leaw« B. C. Junction fOX Philadelphia at 8.96 A. M.
and 7.90 P. M.
These trains stop at liatlonc.
Leave PhUadeTphUatB SO A- M. and 8. P. M.
Leave Weet Chester at 8 A. M, and 0 P. M.
leaving Philadelphia at 7 86 A. M- and 4 40
P. M.» and leaving West Chester at 7.46 A U. and 440
P. M .connect ac B. O. Jnnetion with trains on P. A
B. C. R, R. for Oxford and intermediate points.
Passengers are allowed to tags wearing apparel only
as bag aase. and the Compaav will not in any case be
responsible for au amount exceeding one hundred dol
lars, unlisi a spesial contract is made for the same.
BEMRY WOOD, Gen ldnp.
Philapbi phia, March 10,18*5. myfl
Ell— RARITAN AND
»<g*Mi^W»T«T .k ViBB BAY railroad.
PHILADELPHIA TO BROOKLYN
FARE, $3, -EXCURSION TIOKETB, GOOD FOR
’ THREE DAYS. $3
CHANGE OF TIME. f
Paesasrers for Express Train for Tnckerton»Bsrusgat,
Voms Biver, Long Branch, and Brooklyn leave VIES
-87 BEET FERRY at 8.16 A. M.. daily (gundays ex
cepted).
Returning, leave WALL-STREET FERRY, Brook*
lyn,at]lA M. , .
way Train for Atelon, Sbamong. Manchester, Ac.,
leaves Cooper’s Point, Camden, at 933 A M.
jsS tf L. B, OOL«. Agent, Camden.
EXPRESS COMPANIES.
fgWmggsm IHB ADAMS EX
■Wt PRESS COMPANY* Office 3A4
CHEeThU'r Bire»t, forwards Parcels, Packages, Mer
chandize, Bank Botes, and Specie, either by its own
Hum or in connection wit ti other Express Companies*
to all the principal Towns and Cities tu the United
Mates. B. 8 SaNDFORD,
ftB7 General Superintendent,
REMOVALS.
MADAME ADOLPH HAS REMOVED
.AYA. to 410 North ELEVENTH Street, above Callow
liill. v myl6-6f
WILLIAM YARNALL
Has Removed from No, 1030 to No 1333 CHEST
NUT fctreei, 6. E. corner of THIRTEENTH Street
Where he-Invites the attention of housekeepers, and
those commencing housekeeping, to hie extensive as
sortment of ttSffUl
BOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
Superior Refrigerators, Table Cutlery, Family Hard
ware- Children’* Carriages. A*.. &«. ap34 3m
COPARTNERSHIPS.
rfHE FIRM OF ADAMS & LEVIS IS
A this day dissolved by mutual constat,
Th* buetDfftft of the late firm will be settled by
COVKLIN, LEVib, & CO. • who will continue the bu
siness as heretofore. THHODO&B ADstfS.
GEORGB H. LEVIS
I r«ep«ct'olly solicit the pattousge of my friends to
the netr firm. THnoDORE ADAMS.
The undersigned have this day formed a copartner
ship for a General Banking and Brokerage Business*,
under the style of CONKLIN; LEVIS, dc 00.* at ths
Old Stand, No. 305 CHESTNUT Street. Philadelphia.
E K- CONKLIN*
GEORGE H LEVIS.
Philadelphia, May 18,1865. my 19 6t
PROPOSALS.
J7RESH BEBF AND VEGETABLES.
Navy Departmsnt,
BtnaßAtr ox PBoriSiovs and Clotrino,
‘ May 20, 1861.
SEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed “ Propopals for
Freeh Beef end Ve«etablcB t ,> will be received at this
Bureau until 3 o’clock P. M., on the sixth day of Tune
pest lor Ue supply cf 60.f00 pounds of Fresh Beef and
60,(00 pound* wf Fresh Vegetables, at the Philadelphia
Navy laid and Station, ss required. The Beef and
Vegetables roust be of good quality, and the best the
market affords, and each article must be offered for bv
the pound Me Beef to be lu equal proportions, fore
ard hind quarters.
Bond s. with approved srcurlly, will be required in
one > alf tbs estimated amount of the contraot, and
twenty percent in addition will be wUhbeld from the
amount of each payment to be made* as collateral secu
rity for the due performance of tbe contraot, which
wiJl, ou no account, be paid until it Is fully complied
With. m .
Every offer made must be accompanied by a written
guaranty* signed by oue or mere responsible persons,
that tbe bidder or bidders will, if his or their bid be
accepted, enter ir to an obligation within five days, with
good atd sufficient sureties, to furnish the articles pro
posed.
No proposal will be considered unlesa accompanied
by such guarantee, and by satisfactory evidence that
the bidder ie a regular dealer in the articles proposed
»d has tbe lieense required bylaw.
The Depsrtment reserves ihv right to reject any PXO>
poc al not considered advantageous to the Government,
m»2MW .
LEGAL.
PSTATE OF JOHN WATSON, M. D..
J-J DECEASED.
Letters of administration on the estate of John Wat.
son, M D , deceased, having bee a granted to the au
dersigred. all persons indebted to said estate will
please make payment, and those having claims will
please present them to .
E. 8. EARLY. Administrator,
6. S, corner of TEN TH and GREEN estreats.
Or to hie Attorney,
FREDK. A. VAN QLEVB.
mvl6-tu9t No- 30* Bouth FIFTH Streets,
PSTATE OF WM. T. GARRETT.—
A-i Letters of Administration to this Estate having
been granted to HANNAH P. GARRETT, all persons
indebted to, and those having claims upon, the same
will pay or preseat the same to ~
HANNAH P. GARRETT. Admr ,
17X6 FILBERT Street,
Or her Attorney, WM. -W. JUVENAL,
my2*tn6t* LIBRARY Street.
COAL.
COAL .—SUGAR LOAF, BEAVER
HEAPOW, and Bjiiin, Mountain Lahlali Coal, and
bert liosnrt Monataln, from BtlittTikUl. prepared sx
prestlj for fftmily in. Pevot. X W. oornar SIOfITH
and WIL3.OW Street.. OfiM.No. US Honth SSOONS
Stroot. [apfi-tn J. WALTON 3 CO.
ypt. H. JAMES,
IVomwlT ot Philadelphia,)
ATTOBEET AT LAW.
rBAUKLi*. ysßAvao oonarr. tbbjta.
Ipeclal attention given to the examination of Titles,
PXILAPKtPBIA BsynaaNOßSChas. S Lex, Esc.,
Bon. J. Ross Snowden. James H. Little. Esq.. T. T.
Tasker, Sr., Hood, Bonoricht, R Co., J. Z. DeHaven.
President 7th National Bank. mhjl-Sm*
RAMUBL L. TAILOR,
O No. 493 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
ATTORHSY AT LAW AND
COMMISSIONER FOB ALL THE STATES.
Except Connecticut, New York, Nevada. Oregon;,
and Texas. fe24-frtnlv*
CAMUEL W- HOFFMAN, ATTORNEY
O AT LAW AMD OOHTBYAHGEB,
TSAItKLIir. TMAiraO OOUHTY,m*A
(lata.of FhllAdalphlA. 1
UFBBB TO '
OhATIM B. Lax. Eao.. I AtW.O. Blddl. A C«,
I. G. Kulaht A Co. ■ I Dr. B, 8. Hukand*.
Jarnu H. Uttla, lad.. I W. H. lea ton A do.
mbß-Sm
TOSHUA T. OWEN, ATTORNEY,
V COUNSELLOR AT LAW. AND SOLICITOR OF
CLAIMS. Office, RBI F Street, near Fourteenth street,
Washington, D. O. 4594»6a
•FOLDING SPRING BEDS.
A Bedding of every descripth n.
Spring-bottom beds and cots.
Excelsior moic and sea grass by the bale.
PHILBBOOK R CO.,
mylß-lm 9 South SEVENTH Street,
DUTTERFIELD’S
L> OYBBLAHD DESPATCH.
OfflM, Mo. 1 VK ; BT Btraot, Maw York.
OHoe. MoT»0 Booth FIFTH Streol, FhUada.
GHADMC.Y VIBBBaBD, Proaldont.
W. K. KITCHBH, Troasorar.
Ws Company, sow folly ouantied, with ample
oapitai, ovai its Transportation oa the Plains, ana i*
sreperM tO fOOtTMt Prslihtt© «U point* in Colorado,
Util, Idaho* Montana, Hew IfdZiM. IHd ArUona Ter
ritories; also to Reese river, Hevada.
Throuah Contracts and Bills of fcsdinc atren from
ffevYon, Boston, PMladelpbta.'Httsbart* Wheelin*.
GUelnnaM, CMtaio, *b*Bl. -
WIL “i^&ewTo*.
«V II MrtftT!l
*O.
General Snperinte ndent.
J)ALTON’B
FAMILY AMD MANUFACTURING
KNITTING MACHINES,
Patented 186 L Ferfeoted 1564.
A TABS OP PLAIN OB BIBBED WORK KBIT IH
TEN MINUTES I
KNITS UPWARDS OF TWENTY DIFFERENT ABTI
CI«ES OF AFPABBL!
They an .Imple, relleMe, perfect, and wonderful la
the amount and variety or work they perform
USUAL SPEED SIX THOUBAHD STITCHES PEE
MIAUTB.
It eas be made, In the hands of a woman, te earn with
eue and comfort $lO to #4O per week
EVER I FAMILY SHOULD HATE ONE.
A fete active, enterprising Aaente wanted, to Whom
liberal Inducements will he given.
To publishers of newspapers who will psy one-half
Sd^Hi«iu£'arffi,?iSfar.;^j r » m,l,idBr to pM ta
Bend for circular an« camples, enclosing stamp.
General Annoy for Pennsylvania, Ohio* Western
g«w Yoik. jvirfluia, West Virginia, and Maryland,
NO 37 fiFTH btreetp Pittsburg, Pa.
.mytlm B P. CABPIBTBR. .
T)B IL A DELPHI A TERRA COTTA
A WOBKB.
OFFICE AND WABIBOOHB. No, 1010 CHESTNUT
STdSKT
VITBIFIBD WATBB. DRAIN, end HBATING PIPES,
with bends, branches, traps, Uo , to correspond,
OBBAMEBTsI'chIMNEY TOPS, and FLUB PIPES,
classical designs# plain aid bronsed.
Mignonette Pom, Slower Pets,
- Ivy Vases. Hanring Vases,
Fern Vases, Ac , Ac, .
Importer of Minton’s Encaustic Tile, for Ohurchcs
Balls, Vestibules, Ac. uinoTonw
mht tnthstf 8. A. HARRISON,
i?N7EEBLED AND DELICATE GOH«
JCi STITUTIOMS* of both aarcs, UM.fIBLMBO&D*I
IXTBAOT BUOHUs It will gift- blllk U& fttergefl*
l—lingi and enable yon to elean wail
ttERMETICALLY SEALED MEATS
XX abd SOUPS.
1,000 dos. Sausage Meat.
6(>o “ Boast Beef.
600 ** do Veal.
600 '* do Mutton.
1,000 ** do Turkey.
1.000 “ do Chicken.
8,000 41 assorted Soaps, In 1. 2, s&ns.
For sale by RHODES A witLTAMS,
fe6-tf_ 107 Bouih WaTBB Street.
IJOR NON-RETENTION OR INCON
TINBKGB of urine, irritation, inflammation or
ulceration of the bladder or kidneys, diseases of ths
prostate glandi, stone in the bladder, calculus, gravel
or brick* dust deposit, and all diseases of the bladder,
kidoevs, end dropsical vireUinn. use H&LHBOLD’q
FLUID BXTSAOT BUGHU.
V/TACKEREL, HERRING, BHAD, &a
A'A —2.600 bbls Hess. Nos. 1. 2. and 3 Mackerel,
late-eanght fist fish, in assorted packaras.
2,000 bbls. New Eastport. Fortune Bay. sad Halifax
jffiootoxes Lubee, Sorted. Ho. 1 Herrin*.
160 bbls New Mess Shad.
260 boxes Herklmer-eonnty CheeseJke.
In store end for sale by * KOONS,
lalO-tf No. 140 NORTH WHARVES.
A READY AND CONCLUSIVE TEST
of the properties of HBLMBOLD’B FLUID NX
TRACT BUOHIJwiU be a sompsrisoa with those net
(orthln the United State. Dlcnensatarr.
The science op medicine
should stand simple, pure, majestic; having fact
for its basis, Induction for its pillsT. truth alone for Its
capita). So stand HBLMBOLB’B GBNUIMB PBBPA
RATIONS, established over 16 years.
TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT
A ud unsafe remedies for nnnleasant snd dasr*
rons diseases. Use HBLMBOLD'BIXTBAOT EDOM,
and IMPROVED mourn wsbw
rTPWABDS OP THIRTY THOUBAND
sog«v
AUCTION SAJU3B.
■pURNEBS, BRIKLBY, A 00.,
A 818 aBMTJtrr ud MJ» Min
SALK THtB MOBKTKa, TGISDaT AT 10 O'Ohoqi
A CABO. —Th» mttflutfoa of parohllMn J» req■>»»'«“ w
onr fsl« tm. moron,. Tu-.na». au, DJ. at 10 o’.toclc.
on four month* credit. comprising & large assortment
oI fancy. staple. British, and French goods. O' Ibe itt
pri’totlon of nMtn, Dcrkatd & Hatton, and suited to
tbs jobbing and null toads. Also. whit 4 goods, veils,
lac* points. Also, for cash, I.COO balmorals.
LARGE SALE O? FRENCH GOODS.
OP THE IMPORTATIOH f>*
MESSRS BEIiKahD a HUTTON.
* THIB MOKWIsro.
May ?3d, at 10 o'clock, on four months* credit.
l l e.n<t.«ia«ar.al. T Oß lß
A leri*a*»ortineiltof French and British coed*. com*
pristagthe following denir»2>l*ATtida*:
600 pl*e*s Lnptu’a. superfine qualities, S-4 blank aui
colored moussel ne delaines.
200 pieces bavin's, all inalittei, 6-4 black and colored
monesolinode'alnes a . ... .
£OO plow. Lopin’. 3 4 14. 54 black, »Wt»,ao« otr
loted crepe marelz. the balance of I mportation.
150 pieces Lapin's 3-4. 7 4. and 8 4 b’ack. whit*. sad
colored tamsnine, the balance of import \t on
60 pieces Lupin’s 7 4 and 8 4bia«k, w hite, and colored
bareges, tbe balance of Importation,
25 plecfs Lupin’s 3 4 and 8 4 black florentlnss, the
balance of importation .« _
100 pieces Lupin'* black bombasines, all Qualities.
76 pieces Lapin’s biaak and colored challys.
100 pistes super qualities sttiped and p>aid silk broche
grenadines, yerr choice styles and superb quall
ties.
ICO 10-4 black mohairs, flue to superfine Quality.
60 pieces, Lyons qualities, plain, colored poult de
sole, of n«.w and desirable shades.
60 pieces Lyons drnMe face black armures.
60 pieces black tafivtue including bonnets and Fon
son’e se’sbrsUd make.
25 pUcve Lyons black lustrines.
, . SHAWLS.
I*GooLunin’* superfine qualities tblbefc square shawls,
silk and wool /r’njes. hlghcolors, moie», blacks,
and brown Abo.
300 Lupin’s mottfeelice delaine shawls, wool fringes.
SCO Lupin’s nch.printed titibet shawls
4CO Lupin *. black centre, broche bordered Stella
•bawls.
200 Lupin’s white and black barege shawls*
150 Lupin's gauze maretz Bhawls.
1(0 Lupin’* barege hernan! shawls
KOeatia fine plain centres, rich broche borders,
square Pari* broche shawls.
FaBIoTWJ«T*D m k BROCHE HERNANI,
FOR BEST CITY TRADE.
ON TUESDAY,
60 pieces Paris extra- rich twisted silk broche Bernanl.
Q # C. MACKEY, AUCTIONEER.
STOCK OF HABDWaBB, CUTLERY, TOOLS, Ac.,
at 90& market street.
oj> v bdbesdcy morning,
24th Inst , »t PK o’clock, tbe remaining stock of Pem
berton tmith, who is quitting business
It may be exsmlned on Monday and Tuesday, 22d and
23d instant, when printed catalogues will bs ready.
It comprise* anvlle. locks, lß’Ches, dolls. hinge*,
files, edge tools, augurs, shovsla, tabl* cutlery. sols
strs. housekeeping articles, and many other desirable
goo tie.
The goods will he sold in lots adapted to elty and
country retail trade.
Also, the good-will, shelving, counters, and other
store fixtures. myld fit
PHILIP FORD AGO., AUCTIONEERS,
A SB* MASK XT and MB OOMKIBdI SttMfe.
LABGB 3A LB O? 1 300 CISES BOOTS AND SHOBS.
W « will oell by catalotna. for o»»h,
OB THOBSDAT MOEBIIO.
May 25th, commencing at 10 o’clock,l.Boo cases men's,
boys, and youths* boots, shoes, brogans, bal morals,
gaiters. Oxford tLs, Ac., with a large assortment for
Women's, misses 1 , and chi drag’s Wf af.
PANCOABT & WABNOCK, AUG
A TIOJfBEBg. MM MARKET Street.
LARGE POSITIVE FALX OF 809 LOTS AMERICAN
AND IMPORTED DRY GOODS, MILLINERY GOO D 3,
RIBBONS. HOSIERY GOODS. EMBROIDERIES, Ac.,
Ac., by catalogue,
ON WEDNESDAY MORNING,
May 24,. commencing at 10 o'clock, comprislurafull
and general assortment of fresh and desirable goods,
suited to preset t sales, -
EECOTT, Jb„ auctioneer,
• IOXO CHESTNUT Street.
MB. JOS. RICHARDSON’S PEREMPTORY SALE OF
VALUABLE lOBEIGN AND AMERICAN
OIL P AINTING 8,
Mostly purchased by him from the artists direct, com
prietn g 236 specimens of a great variety of pleating sub
jects of high art, among which are the worksef Henri*
ttm Ronncr. Broademsu, George Cole, Von Letbeu.
Correns. De Brackleaer, Merle, Oarrebein, C Boon,
Sidney Percy. Breueemnn, Plumet, htrobeliWllUams,
De Vogel* A JHbovenball. WiUens, Kock-Kock, Hsu*
rent de Beul. Andrews. Guido Schmitt, Hulk, A Vil
lens, Paul Weber, J Hamilton, B Moran, Bodingtuu,
Van Bam me, Woutermartess, Boutelle, De Beal, Jr,
' Bounins ton, J Feel.
This collection of fine Paintings will have to be care
fully examined to be appreciated, as they have baen
collected with great care. They will ail be sold voaUlve
ly without reserve 9he sale will take Diace at
BOOTT’S ART GALLhBY,
<Dliectly opposite the Penn«ylvania Academy of Pine
Arts,)
ON THE EVENINGS OF TBOBSDAY. 25th, FRIDAY,
28th, and SATURDAY, 27tn May.
at half past 7 o’clock.
The Paintlr gs are now on exhibition, with descrip
tive Catalogues. Open Day and Evening untiinights of
gale. .
jCAUE OP UNITED STATES STEAM-
P BBS AT AUCTION.
Uvitbp States Navy Yard,
Wabhihgtoh, J>. C , May 18 1865.
Will be sold at public sale, to the higbett bidder, at
12o’clock H., on SATURDAY, the third day of June
next, at tbe Navy Yard in WASHINGTON, D. O , the
Urited Spates Steamers YANKEE, JAQOB BELL* and
DRAGON.
ohe Yankee is a wooden side-wheel steamerof the
following dimensions: Length, 147 feet; breadth of
beam. 25 feet; depth of hold, 10 feet 6 inches; diameter
of cylinder* ?*8 inches; stroke of piston, 8 feat.
Tbe Jacob Bell is -a wooden side, wheel steamer 145
feet long; breadth of beam. 20 feet 9 inches, and depth
of hold 8 feet; dUmetero! cylinder, 32 iuehei; stroke
of pietos, 8 feet. *
The Dragon is a wooden propeller, 92 feet long;
breadth of beam 17 feet* and depth of hold 9 feet 6
inches; diameter of cylinder 25 Inches, and sticks of
pDtop 26)j inches. -
The vessels may be seen and further particulars made
known on application to Commodore J. B. MONTGO
MERY, tlommaudant Washington Navy Yard
Terms of Bale: Cash* in Government f nods; $l,OOO on
csob verstl at the tim« of tale, and the balsnoe within
six days thereafter* myBQ-stntb6t
T SOMERSET, 531 CHESTNUT
v • street. Engraver and Dealer iu Army Corps
Badges. Emblems, Fire Badges, and marks of every
description. Soldlerß returning horns will find it ad
vantageous to possess as a memorial one of my fine gold
or silver Badges. Genuine 10 karat gold Corps Rings
alwai sen hand. All goods warranted. mylo lm
TTELMEOLD T S EXTRACT OF SAR
1A SaPaEILLA cleanses and renovates the blood,
instils the vigor of health into the system, and purges
out the humors that make disease. -
pOTTON AND FLA.X SAIL I>UOK
a»D CANVAS* of all numbers and brands.
Tent Awning, Trunk, and Wagon-cover Duck. Also.
Paper Manufacturers’ Drier Felts, from one to live feet
wide; Paulina, Boltin* Sail Twine* Ac' .
JOHN W. BVBRMAN & CO ,
BOS-If No. 103 JONES’ Alley.
■fTELMBOIiO’S EXTRACT BUOBl)
AX *).,» health and vlfor to the tram. tnd bloom t.
the pallid aheek. Debility ii M«mpul«i by many
alarmlna aymytoma, tad If so treatment it enamltW*
to. wmßti»tlwi. lattalhr w lyHwtlt Ito w»wi
n H. GARDEN & CO., NOS. 600 AND
609 M&RKBT Street, Mtnufsetnrers or and
Wholesale Dealer*in HATS, CA.PB. FUSS* BONNETS,
STB AW GOODS, ARTIFICIAL FLO WEBS. BOCHBB*
Ac., Ac. The largest and most oomplete stock, and the
best terns. Country Merchants and the Trade sup*
piled. mhl-3m
DEWARE OP COUNTERFEITS AND
L> DHPEIKOIPIBD DEALERS ende&vorinK to dis
pone of ibelr own tnd other prenaratlaoe, on the vepn
iatlon attained by HSLMROLD'S GEHUIHE FBEPA
BATONB.
PHILADELPHIA SUB
BAND AGS INSTITUTE* Ho. 14
jf. NINTH Street, abeve Market —B. C.
SVERSTT, after thirty years l practical experience,
guarantees the skilful adjustment ofttus Premium Pa
tent Graduating Pressure Truss, Supporters, Elastic
Stocking*. Shoulder Braces, Crutches, Ac. Ladles'
apartments conducted by a Lady. aplS-ly
MONET TO ANY AMOUNT
fWt LOAHED UPOJT DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
A A JEWELRY. PLATE CLOTHING), Jn.,tl
W V JONES ACO ’S
OLD ESTABLISHED LOAN OFFICE. .
Comer THIRD tad QABKILL Bti.. balow Lombard.
tp3B.sn
■ EVANS ft WATSON’S
tAfl
BTOBK,
U SOUTH JOUETH STRICT.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
A Ittto Ttrl.tr of FIXB-FBOOY BATH alwaye n
band-
jr-yifTL MALCOLM MAONEILL S
bpbctaole store, ino. bio sot»
FIFTH Stnot.
Jiar oitem, retttod to mlt til UH, tnd all manner#;
rtptlrlnf earetaUy tad promptly atUad.d to. mbd-nr-
NSM ESTEY’B
COTTAGE ORGAKS
Not oaly ÜBBXOBLLBD, bat OBBOTALLBD in purity,
of Ton* tnd Power, donned a.peelally for ChnrchaS
tnd Behoola. bnt found to be eomaHy wall tdapt.d to :
the Parlor tad Drawing Room. Tor tale only by
,• S. o. BKvltAi
No. IS North BBYINTH Street.
Alto, a aomplate uaortmtal of the Farfart Melodeon
•oattaatly on Load. fem-om
SHIPPING.
BOSTON AND PHIL ADEL
-37V WWi PHIA STEAMSHIP LINA aaffln* from esw*
port on SATURDAYS, from Srit wharf above PINE
Street, Philadelphia, and Lose Wharf, Beaton.
Tha ateamahlp NORMAN, Cant. Bator, will tail
from Philadelphia for Boeton. on Saturday, Kay 13, at
U A H.. and tteamtblp SAXON, Gapt.Mattbswe, from
Bo.ton for Philadelphia, on the same day at, P. M.
Thou naw and •übitantial ateam.hlseform aianlai
line, latllm from ea.h port pnn«maliyoy>yiNid"ra.
Intnrancea .Seated at ono**alf thTpirMiH)KtftM*<.
on the vaeaela. ~ SVv... •
NwlSMitalmn alflar Attt'i^jSk^^i^jw,
Shipper. are reaneated to md .
Of Lading Withtb»lr goods. ' ?.fy- •
For Fmlahtor FulUl (havlntjin.i».ommodarlo»el
apply to HfiNRT WINSOR A GO.,
mM-tf 834 South DELAWARE Arson*.
STEAM WEEKLY TO LJ
YERPOOL. tonchlna at QUBBNSTOW*
(Lork Harbor). Tbo well known Steamer, of the Llyw
boot. New York and Philadelphia Steamship Comet,
ny (Inman Line), carrying the United States MaliiTat:
Intended to sal) as follows;
SiXIJP* BOSTONwww...«••*«**. SATURDAY* May 27th.
EDINBURGH** «,SATURDAY, June 3d?
And every mesedlng Saturday at Noon, from Pier U
North Slyer.
HATES OF PASSAGE:
. Payable In Gold, or its equivalent In Currency.
Fi«rt Cabin||o 00 Keera*e^,ww..fSO 0(
to London*a-M, 80 00. *• v> London*. si s
"to ram--. 96 00 «« to Pariah* So a
** toHambur*... 90 00' •• to Hamburg 87 N
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Bremen, let
Ac.. at equally low rates.
Liverpool or Queenstown: Ist Cabin, |7t
tfip, $lO6. steerage from Liverpool or Queenstown, iSC
t£k.*!a here audera" A d for tt,lr W “ d * ““
For-farther Information apply at tha Company-i
Offlea.- .. JOHN O. DALE, Aaent,
mjSS-tjelO 111 WALNUT Btreeti Phlla
raiT"r new express line, tc
« Bor Freight apply to Asents, WM. F. CLYDE & 00,,
14 North and South Wharves. FhUa.jJjß. DAVIDSOIf.
Georgetown, D.C.; FLOWBKS A BOWEN, Alexandria.
▼v mhl4-9w
—^C—a. NOTICE.—FOR NEW
•MBMaKYORE.-Tht PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW TORE EXPRESS STBAMBUAT COUPANT. via
Delaware and Raritan Canal.
Steamer, lean DAILY, Int wharf btlow HARKXi
Street, at,o’clockP. M.
wk. r. CLYDE* CO., 1* 8. WHARVES, Pbllk
JAMES HAND, U 7 WALL Straat.
lh)B.flm ' New York
XTOTICE TO LADIES—WE HAVE
■L ’ juft Teceivtd a large assortment of
COfiAL OKNAftISNTw FOh fflß HAIR,
made by the natives of Bombay. These ornaments are
beautl-al, and are worth eight timet the cost, bat are
■old by us* at our pises of business, for
FIFTY GSUTB.
Any person wishing to purchase oan do so by cendiig
60 cents to
JOHN J. HYDE,
Ho. 178 West PRATT Street.
mi22-2i* Baltimore, Md.
pARB. AMMONIA—CASKS FRESH,
par “BMne.” bond or duty paid.
BBSOIL QIKGER-KO baa. prime.
BaNGAL TURUSnIC 43 bag. now due par “York
®^^,lS,LS"Tr^d0 r A , IS7ffIT;
mySP-Ct -aO^MAHEKTH?^.
"PRESENT GOLD PRICES —TOE
0 W«l: GoW * t *- “J k^S
mym-St 1038 CHESTNUT gteaet.
asi^l
'^P^'zSpt
hr taamloatloi., wm, 1 101
£*ssk=S
Bi
AC,
to tbs
biof&j
Joied
p*l»-
/or'
a *"* ,a «**t*k
l ‘ m * !
*[s• b»ff. «,<
» *Qi Paap.*,^
jaekld toil. hi'ttnA*
fD S ttlnws aod ch- arrtV-! 6 * * a^r«.
father hftlmor4l*» a d Wh™? a *' **4
*reu’6 fine Jjid ►«.»*«!.?■» “*•
fancy, sevid bainu
«" e-PJi'rßil'mfj'w'b.MtV* ,<>at *®4
3°f kid *Uppera, m«talhenv«,v ft
•lals, carpet rilpptr*, «rar«mVt bS’
j SAIB OF BBITIBH
.HD D&I OOODS B*os, 8 * 05,
r*s »ale uf Porelu and Domeai. a
on . cro4l,off„ nr ‘ , S£»?;j
Good?,
pan fo
Hay2f
ama lot
e<te, li
alter*'
JBSDAT MORBIBO,
r,^ n,brac »>*>ui WO (Mb-,
"HilMlu W >0l8a»,
vnd cottons, to which we lnritt i-'\
will be erreored f or , T
ilen wiim lTuTlhelr‘fnten- r “»’i
. op BOMK3TIO DEI
l » 0 ' 1 ' THOESDAT, May 25. w in hA
rtthefoilnwinf—vluj 1 * M
, '’’bottßSTlCS.
blaachad m ulin* aad drill*.
Wool, CttDto&i Don-et, ►ud g, D -..i,
J Isnoy prittte, Muahisnar slst-haiL,,^
bine dentine tlcke, sir,pen, and ch-cij
Mleilaa. pi er ma.livs, ate
CAsesektlnos. melton*, tweeds, es-mlmares Su
_„ „ -KMOB AST TAILORS OUOdS ’ ’
rnnilDea cloths, coatings, meltons doesklne *«
FuU Hues
Large atsorjment B*rns)e? linen sheetings, dam&kVa
Bblrtiagaftd frtntbigltaene,diaper, towelttne £r Ut
Also« double damask table ctoths* towels du™**
napkins, doilies Hues cambric handketehUfr ffl »
Also, linen docks, drills, tipanlsn linens, bnr;&t>l *»
DKBtfrfGOU&S Pkt
’* de laiset, mozambiqnee. poll ds
alpacas* popUns, bareges, u^ao.
Large lines Parli
chevrts, m« hairs,
balmor&ls, Ao.
, DRESS SILKS.
pieces groi do BblDeMafftrt*»<
poult da soles, ffiOß de Waple* C drhleg, fancy silks, da*
LARGE BPBOIAL SALE OF FaSHIOIABIiB cm,
MADS CLofulEG Wl '
on FhIDAT MOHPinO,
May 20, 'will be sold, without reserve, by caUlorjfl
os four months’ credit, at 10 o'clock, an extensive »toclt
of ready-made summer clothing* embracing every
variety of , 017
Men’s »nd boys’ blaok and fancy alpaca saok and
fro eg coats, u
M*n’s and boys'
frcck cc at«.
i' black aid fanoy Italian tack ui
Men’s and boys’
frock coats.
drap d'ety and easaimera tack &n 4
Fnnch clofcli and satinet sackaal
Men’s and boys'
frock coats
frock-coat* w^ite tawlhnuiw,
Mjn’s aid boji’ white and fancy Mareelll.s, lit,,.
S“b™& “»£"*■ “ d ** i«“Waaad
p Mtn’s and hoys- French doeskin and fancy saminir
M*n’s and boys’ black and fancy easel mere, safari,
and tweed pants n
Men’s and boys’ white and fancy Unen pants, &*.
POSITIVE SALE OF CARPS riHGB, DBUGGETB.
MATtIPOK Ac.
OB SaTUEbAT.
. May 87fh, sill o’clock, wi,j be sold, byeatalorac, os
four months’ credit, about 325 pieces rich royal ts>
pestry, Brussels, printed frit, superfine and fiesta
grain, royal unmask, Venetian, list, hemp, cotmg,
and «r carpetings. Canton and cocoa mettle**, g.
embracing a choice assortment of superior goods, whUS
may be examined early on the morning of sale,
PEREMPTORY SALS OF FKEWCH, lEDU, Qfig.
MAR, AMD BRITISH DRY GOODS, *0
„ - OR MOHDAT MOaJUBO, '
May asth, at 10 o’clock, will be sold by catalogue, m
four months 1 «>«dJt> about ,
, „ 800 PACK *G Eg AND LOTS
of French, India, censat, and British dry goods, Ac.,
embracing a large and desirable a«korim«nt of faser sal
staple articles la silk, worsted, woolen, linen, and cot.
ton fabrics
MR—Samples of the same will be arranged fores,
a ruination, with catalogues, early on the moraine of
the sale, when dealers will find It to their interest t
attend.
M THOMAS & SONS.
• Res. 139 and 141 South FOURTH Street
CARD.—Catalogues of the valuable library of Mr.
Charts A, Fouleon, comprising ov«r 4,000 late, to be
sold June 6th- 7ih, Bth and 6th, are now ready aai
may ho had at the auction store.
Bbal estate AND stocks.
OR TUESDAY*
23d May. The above sale will include handsome m*
Mocncos—Washington Square. Walnut, Oh-stant. and
Vine meets; valuable bu*loess stands—H*rk*t street*
Second Btrett, GaliowhiH street; sJegant cuuctty«*it*
and farms, genteel smaller dwellings, Ac ; altogether
upwards of P 8 properties, part peremptory sales bf
order of Orphans' Court, executors, heirs, admlntstni'
tore, and oihirs.
Pampblstcatslogues with full particulars now reaifi
Including also a list of sales SGih May and 6th jane.
Public Sales of Beal Estate and Stocks, at the Ex.
change, overy Tuesday, at 12o’clock.
_ Executors’Sale, Ro 1500 Poplar street.
HOU6BHOLD PDRSITDRE, PIANO, CARPETS, &0„
THIS MORNIEG,
Way 2?, at 10 o'cloik. at Do ISO 9 Poplar street, by
order of executor?, the household furniture, rose rood
piano, carpets, Ac. ■■■.■■>>■«£
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS AND ENGRAVINGS.
- THIS AFTERNOON,
May 23* at Ah*; Auction Store, miscellaneous book!
from a Horary* --V’:; '
Also, a large number of engravings.
PEREMPTORY .BALE OIL PAINTINGS.
ON VrEDNWAT UORsfIHG,
24th inst, at 11 the auction store, win ta
sold by catalcane, without reserve a private cnlleedm
of ancient and modem oil paintings, by eminent mis*
ter*); e&talogues will be ready and the picture! arranged
for inspection on Monday
BARE AND VALUABLE BOOK?
OB WEDNBEDaY AFTERNOON,
May 24tfa, at the auction store, rare and vtlatbU
bcokr, frrm the library of tho late John SergeanltEtl.i
many of them relating to American history.
Bale for account United States
KNIVES AND FORKS, SPOONS, TIN CUPS, PLITE3,
&o.
ON THURSDAY,
May 25th, at 1 o’clock P M , at the auction store, -ot
account Halted Mates, 1,930 tin cups. 1,908 tin o ites,
knives, 9aS butcher knives, 9 do. damaged, 1,832 br£«»
),f9t rpocnr,
J9&* May be examined the day previous to ** l «>
Sale No. .1S& and 141 South Fourth street. _ „ r
SUPERIOR FURNITUBB* TVVkBB ROSEWOOD W*
iffOfi, THREE FBBNOH PLATE MIRRORS,HAND*
£OME CaBPJsTH, &o
ON THURSDAY MORNING, . ..
At 9 o’clock, at ilie auction store, anpei’lor hottie&nll
furniture, three roeewood piano forces, by
Davis, & Co , and others, three flue French plate mw
tie and pier mirrors, handsome Brussels and other car
pets. beds* bedding, &o.
VALUABLE LAW LIBRARY.
lON TBUBSDAY AND FRIDAY AFTERNOON?, v
May S6th and 26th, the valuable law library of the
late John Sergeant* Eeq., which includes a large turn*
b«r of English and American reports.
Sale No 1314 Spruce street __
BIEGANT FURNITURE, to4NT6L MIRBOB, OtE
BOOK CASE, HANJifiOMBVSLVSr CARPSrd, ,
ON FRIDAY MORNING,
At 19 o’clock, at No 3314 Spruce street, by catalogs
tbe elegant rosewood parlor faraiture, walnutchauu) i
fnrniiur#, ouk dluinc-rcom furniture, larg« flue Fwm
plat® menial mirror, nupeiior oak book-ease, handionl
veUetafid Bruiselicarpeie, &c, x
Also, kitchen utanuls. .
May be examined at 8 o’clock on the morning or bala-
AdminintratrixSale, No. 847 North Sev*ttth stwei if ,
SrPEBUiE FURNITURE HOBEWOOD PIANO, Fl>S
BRUS9BLS AND IMPERIAL CARPBTS.ic.
on Saturday morning,
At 10 o’clock, at No. B*7 North Seventh street, by tf
der of Ahmlaislratrix, the superior walnut parlor M
chamber luroltuurfbandsoine rosewood plAuo.br 8:^ a :
r&eiz china, fine Brussels aud ImperUi
caTtu*tji - • .
49* 4l*j be examined at 8 o’clock on the morula*®
sale.
SaleBT9andBll Dhestnut street.
EXTENSIVE STOCK OF SUPERIOR AND ELBGAS*
CABINET FDRMTURB.
ON MONDAY MORNING, .
May 29th, at JO o’clock, at Nos. 809 and
street, by catalogue, will be sold* without rsser
public sale, cte entire stock of elegant farnitare, tn »«■
factnrsd by George J. Henketa, of the best mutsrif t*
and in the best manner, expressly fox warerjom
and equal tonn-F m tbo eouutiy. ,
PartLniar attention la invited to this the most e*'
tea rive sale of furniture ever made In this city. ~
j|QF* Catalogues will be r*-ad? and the farclturo elv
be examined on Friday and Saturday previous to
sals, which will be absolute
Sale No. 821 South Sixteenth street
6UPBKIOR FDRfll * URK. ELfiGAET PIANO, FIW ,
CARPETS.
ON MONDAY MORNING, _ -
29thinst, at 10 o’clock, by catalogue, at S2l SM?
glxtfenth etreet. the entire parlor, diningroom
• chamber furniture* elegant rowwo'd piano, by
w»v & Anna, flue tapeatry ea»pe b. Ac . ,r
49* May be examined at 8 o ’clock on the mornioi Cl
the sue.
BaJe fti No 25S North Eighth street.
HOURhfiOLP FORJfITURB CARPETS. Ac.
* l 0M TUESDAY MORNING, • t
30lh inst, at 10 o’slvck, m 258 North Eighth
the fconsehold atd kitehen fuinlture,
ding, &c. •
Sale No* 101 S Walnut street.
SUPERIOR FUBNITURB, FINE OARPErS, if
ON WEDNESDAY MOHNIIG, , _
31a‘ inst, at 10 o’slock, at No 1018 Walnut strrtV”'
ts«aiogae ths entire superior dining room and ‘
fU'*-l'nrt, fine carpets, mattresses* fte. . . a
May be examined on the morning of
o’clock. V ,t-
MEPICAXi. ; u
j ELEOTRIOAL OFFICB& , „
i Ho. IS*»<,nhELEVB«TH, helow KAOS S}«J!
CHBSTHnT and FOHTI2TH Slt.al. tf“*
Dfif THOMIB ADDS* kartn* k«a» vary MJW.'
f ful in the care or Diseases by this new .Wfr a u
} would inform hla friends and the Public U
} still benefiting and curing many whom Diedto
; did not affect, and considered incurable. ...
3 We wlll mention a few of thj Dlseasei in
lof whisb this treatment seldom if ever ftf !*• ...
(Rheumatism, Felons, Kidney D^ &(l
3 Neuralgia, Gangrene, Liver , ~
{Paralysis, Ulcers, Genital ~
! Cramps, Belle, Sploal
Uyspepsla, t Abie ass, Throat
Fever* Ague, Ernptions, Prulap?]^,
(Asthma, lnflammattoni, NooEmi*»^ aB '
{Congestion, Hemorrhage, • Diabetes* .w 0 )
{ Patients wiU be treated at their reaideu«a» ( j
C desired, a large number of testimonials ina r 'L )
<attheOffloe«fbem patients in this city,
{ Mons gratis. OMee hour* 9 A. M, to fl P 2 X al?
i eity- DR. THOS. ALLBy' J
\ epi9.Bm El
|?I,ECTROPA.THIO EBTAB^S
*J mJHT -DX A. H, BTKVBHB, one of
DIBDOVEEERB ol a new ayatam or Jranttr^^D? j ?l .
MODIFIED ELECTRICAL APFLIOATW*, “A ill
!“■ J«»n *0 very enma.afnl »J PEHH
jHjJ&S’SJSftja, removed hie OBae and
>0 1638 VIBE Street, on. door below BaTi»w”£ a i«i
AU wveone daalrlnn nteranaoa, or a« if.ii »Sia»*
With renrd to hl.sp.dal mod. of ttaalrnaßt. ’
«U « «md for a pamohlot -ni-o
Oonanltatlon orndTlaa tratnltona.
A THOMSON’S LONDoimrcS;
BIS BE, OB eueopkah babos. **' K W ol*‘
CEI hotels, or public Institutions.in iWJjJ
FEBBHT SIZES. Also, Phlladelpb^
Pot air Furnaces, Portable Heaters. bOvnioYo
Flreboard Stoves, Bath Boilers, btowbets ‘ J R, ,Xgti, :
ere, Cooking Stoves, etc., at wholesale * nd c
the mannfaetnrers _ a-mictawsoE*
OHAB3 BH*BPB.
np2* tnlheSm Ho. aop Borth 8E..'0S p rvr_^
JL_ UNION OIL STOVE.
PS So* Advertisement
SBjL tO-MOBKOW.
And send for _
CIEtn HR A KI K
tnthfr lm LO3 Bontfa gg
tSeSIN ABLE FRONT ROOMS TO K,|
„tth bOMd. COOPEB Street. oam 4 A. B *fe
408 WAWtUT Street. “