TIE-13M CI'T'Y•
AND RaVZILW OF TRH
/11/main . 01.1:NTISIMS.—Tho uontioli coat.
Znittee &At, tabled yesterday afternoon, to progress
With the arrangements for the grand review to take
place on Saturday afternoon, F. A. Wo!belt in the
Chair.
Mr. Gray moved that an invitation be extended
to Major General Clad walader and Mayor Henry to
to he preterit, and co-operate with the committee,:at
3 o'clock. agreed to.
Par. Gray also. moved that an injecion be ea
.tended to the City Troop, asking th act as us-
Cori to Gen. Meade. Agreed to. •
Mr. Evans moved that the Commissioner of
*Streets be Instructed to have Broad street, 'frorci
Columbia avenue to Washington street, and Wash
ington street, from Broad street to the Refreshment
Saloons (deemed, and prepared for the parade.
.Agreed
Mr. Evaos moved that St. John's and other
110h0015 he assigned places north Of Arch street.
Agreed to.
The Committees of the Refreshment Saloons have
determined to give a collation to the participants in
the parade, after the review.
ArTERHOON 88813 TOW
• The committee reaesembjed at 3 o'eloo
,Gen. umiwalader spegested that the only point
cr object Is that the Governer of the State shall
rtVIBW the troops who have been in the active war
service, and not simply to review those who have
been at home pretty much, for intense, like him
/101i.
Lyud desired to know how many regiments
will appear on Saturday. Has this Information been
obtsinee I
Wolbert, obalrman; replied that ho had not
received any information on this subject.
Lynd said be thought it was of ;great import
unes that this should be obtained. Could General
Cadwalader give anyldea of It 7
General Cadwalader said that be could not as a
:military wan'; he might Incluentally give an idea.
The regiments are ordered to report on arrival to
'the mustering.out °Moor, and when they do 80 they
become citizens, and not subject to military control
nu} , Wester. He could not say how many might ar
rive from the present time until Saturday.
EvALIS stated that be had seen Col. Gwynn,
who said that all his men at Camp Cadwalader
• would appear in the line. Colonel Slokles had also
expressed the same Idea. It might be that the . 00.
run rs of these commanders migut not bo full; be.
Mee several of the companies belong to the inte
rior of the State.
/in invitation was received from Arad Barrows,
chairman of the Union Volunteer Refreshment Sa
loon, and Jacob Plant, Secretary of the Cooper Shop
Refreshment Saloon, extending an invitatiou
through City Councils to "our citizens. late the
soldiers of our brave army of the Republic, to par
take of refreshments at, our saioans on the occasion
of their reception on Saturday heat, 10th
Mr. Gray moved that the Governor and Major
General Cadwallader, in conjunotion with' the
Illayor' be invited to review the troops. Agreed to.
11r. Evans stated that be bad had an intervleW
with Colonel Gwynn, of °atop' Cad wallader,'who
raid that all of his men would join in the review.
Be also conversed with brevet brigadier General
Sickles, who stated that the 16814 Regiment Would
join in the parade.
The following despatch Was received from Gov.
Curtin :
}URI/AMMO, Jlllll9 6, 1866
Mr. F. A. WeMerl
SIR: Your invitation to be present and review the
returning Philadelphia reathaehts, Saturday, the
10th Instant, Lae been received, and is accepted:
Be pleased to convey to the committee my -high'
5080 01 the honor done me. • A G. enema.
Evans moved that a committee of three be
appointed to watt on commanding officers of all re-,
ailments, and prevail upon them to meet this 030¢1. -
Ranee. Agreed to.
The chair appointed Messrs. Evans, McElroy,
And Colehower, the committee.
'Adjourned to meet at ten o'clock this morning.
ARRIVAL OF THE 6TII UNION LEAGUE
4198 TE IREGIAINDIT P. V.)—The 108th Regiment P.
V. (Bth Uninn Lenient%) arrived in tan city yesterday
morning. This regiment was organised August 15,
1654, mid the term of services was one year. It was
composed of three' battalions, comprising 1,500 men,
and left the oily in September last. It was one of.
the finest regiments raised in this city. It was at
tached to the Ist Division of the foh Corps, and was
greatly distinguished In the last severe battles
around Petersburg and Richmond, losing yore,
heavily. The regiment returns to the city with 43'
officers and 910 men. - They were entertained ft: the
refreshment saloons, and after Wards proceeded
Camp Cadwalader.
THU' FIREMEN AND THE 11.1tVIRlir.—LASt
evening a special meeting of the Firemen's Parade
Convention. was held in National Gnarda , Hall.
Mr. Robert T. Gill, president, stated to the.oonven•
tion that each fire company had boon Melted to
Send a delegation of thirteen men, one of whom
should be a marshal, to take part in the reception
and review of returning veterans, on Saturday nest,
and it was for the convention to accept inn invite-,
Um. Mr. WoMerl stated that the firemen would
'have the right of the lino, and that Birgfeld , s band
was ,at their dlaposal. It wastgreet tha.t.,the
tation should be accepted, and that the firemen tarn
out with red fire'shirte and blank pants. Agreed to.
LINCOLN MONUMENT ASSO ATTON.— A.
sheeting of the aaseeletloo was held yesterday af•
ternoon at the Board of Trade Rooms.
• kriCri. James Pollock presided. A communication
was received from Mayor Henry, announcing t hat
be had In his hands $4 4 307 26 towards tne lands of
the setioolation.
On motion of Mr. Wells a resolution requestinz
the oo.operation of the public schools was adopted.
The several ward committees were °ailed, most
of whom reported progress.
On motion, the secretary was instruoted to notify
the wards not answering that a report from Moir
wards was requested. Poijonrned.
,
THE LINCOLN INSTITUTE.—.6I. fair for
the benefit of the Lincoln Institute Is being held at
the Chrlatlat.atreet Hospital butldlnx , on Ohr
street, above. Ninth. The Lincoln Institute Is the
school for maimed soldiers, a valuable ' meritorious
Institution that deserves any amount of support.
The scholars In passing resolutions, a day or two
alter the death of President Lincoln, named the
organization the Lincoln Institute. It was the
Ilrrt a/sedation in Philadelphia, and probanly the
first in the country, to seleotthe name of Lincoln.
The school Is at the Cheater Hospital
Tan Lracora 3ColcolllnaT Farm—The
roviovibg subscriptions were received yesterday by
Mayor Henry :
Second Baptist Church, Rev. Wm. Oathcart.3.9o 00
Frontst. M. E. Church. Rev. T. A Fernley.. 22 18
Sunday School, Front•street M. E. Church— 14 52
Zion P. E. Church ' .... 20 40
INariners' Baptist Church 16 00
Morning Star Division, S. or T 10 00
St. Luke's Church, Germantown 88 Si
Second Congregational Church so 00
German Reformed Salem °burns 11 59
Rising Sun Al. E. Church 3 50
Mrs. Esther A. Bright' 1 00
Advent P.E. ()huroh '-, 20 00
Second Presbyterian Oliiiroh, lYlantus 7 50
Moravian Ohnroh, Rev. A. A Reinke.— .... 84 71
Trinity Church, Southwark 81 25
St. James Church, W. P , 5 00
First Colored Baptiet Church 25 00
A Nagy BALL.—At the annual meeting
of the Philopattian Hall Company, held on Monday
evening, in the hall of the Catholic Phtlopatrlen
Literary Institute, thirteen gentlemen were elected
directors to serve for the ensuing year. The airect
tors organized by the election of the following offi
cere : President, IA A. Barr ; secretary, T. S. Me.
ptalgan ; Treasurer, Joseph J. Dugan.
This company has been incorporated by the Le
gislature for the purpose of erecting a building fur
"Literary, Gymnastic, and other purposes." Shad
ier institutions, founded in Newark and Olcoltinatt,
.have met with considerable success. The rand .ne
cessary for the accomplishment of the enterprise
'will be derived from ttn,sumg paid by lite members
aid by the gale of stock. The board of c tractors
expect that the brat issue of one thousand shares of
stock will be subscribed within the next three
menthe, and if so, the erection of a suitable build
ing will be at once commenced. •
JEFFERSON AVENUR.—This is a -wide
thoroughfare, commencing at Second and Christian
streets, and crotlett g Washington avenue near the
Jefferson public bcittare, continues down to the
Sobuylkill. The Utica of all the property recently
built on tint avenue have been wane to the name
of Jefferson avenue. It was foimerly IffoyAmeosing
road, and for some cause 'not exactly understood,
the City Councils altered the name from Jefferson
to lacy amensing avenue. Ir la suggested that the
name Of Lincoln avenue be given It. Title will
please a vast majority .of residents on it. as nine
tenths of the voters there favored the election of
Abraham Lincoln.
OIL PAINTINGS.—We attended the first
series of the great Combination sale atoll paintings,
last evening, at Scott's art gallery, 1020 littestnut
Street, and was agreeably surprised to Sad the at
tendance so good. Tile second sale takes place this
we ening at eight o'clock, when a great many works
Of merit will be disposed of without reserve ; among
them we notice a splendid fruit piece by 13. nm, the
Repentant Magdalene by Schmitt, Lake Win
nipiseopu tit T. Verd, Winter in New Jersey,
Renwick, View in Colorado by Paul Ritter, be•
sides other wtrks of art. The crystal medallions
are really beautiful, and well worthy a place in any
gallery.
.11CTEREBTING COBVXSTION.—TbIe tenth
annual Convention of the Young Metes ..Ohristian
Association commences its shill:me to-day, at the
First Baptist Church, Broad and Arch a:reeto. 'rho
noolation will open tc-night with a gland public
Meeting of welcome, at the Academy of Motto. Gov.
Curtin will prrolde. Bithop Stmpron, Gen. Ftslt,
and other prominent speakers are expected to de
liver addresses. A one band of innate will bo pre-
Sent, and
_their performance of both Sacred and
secular pices will constitute a n11)1'811114 feature In
the evening's entertainment. Doubtless the lea.
veiny of ItlnSio will be well filled. ' Toe full details
of the meeting will be found In another column.
The series of meetings announced to be held
during the Convention will be both Interesting and
profitable, and we trust they will attract large con
courses of our citizens.
SPECIAL ORDER. —The following special
order has betn issued so as to allow the soullera who
may be mustered out an opportunity to appear In
the grand review on Saturday with weapons:
RBAINZDARTII7IB DEI.ARTMSNT PANNSTLVA,
716, PBILADRLPHIA, P/L..; JUDO 6, 1865.—[Speolal
Orders, No, 135] —Extract: 8. Hy direction of the
.I.leutenalPt General commaud log the armies of the
United States, the reissue of arms to returned troops,
discharged at Philadelptia, is hereby ordered until
after the parade in this city.
By command of Valor General Oadwalatler : •
. • . J OWN S. SOCIULTZ, A, A. G.
COthiENDA.ELE.—A number of ladies of
thlicity, principal among whom are Miss H. Svte•
del, Miss Emily Wells, Mias S. E Prautwice, Titre.
Vhnden, and Mira Mather, have for same time past
been administering to the comfort of the wormed
soldier!) at Nieetown Hospital. These iadies ojeiz,
the hospital two or three times a week, and ta.ise
With them a supply of delicacies. such as fruits, pre
server, tr.o. Their visits are fully appreciated try
the et idlers, and their offerings gratefully received.
Their example is worthy of imitation by other
ladies, and we trust the brave men in oar horpitals
will be fully supplied with good and Wholesome
fruit during the season.
SALE ON REAL ESTATE,. STOCKS, &C.—
Messrs. Thomas & Sons sold at the Esonande Vas
terday noon the following real 'ealate, stooks, &:.:
6, shares Pennsylvania lisLroad. *MX a
share $370 61.
41, 1 300 second mortgage 7 Der omit Colotobna
and Indianapolis Railroad, 76 per
cent • ....... ' . .. 750 0 0
mortgage 33 3 33 second mortgage 7 per sod. ° A r ... um _
bre and Indianapolis Railroa d . 76 nem
• ' 250 0)
, 9 shares Columbus and indianspolts
Railroad. $lB a share, -- 162 00
:26 33 second mortgage 7 ;sr net t. Columbus
and Indianapolis Rai/road. SO. per
parespercent
2 sh Uatuden and AtlantieLand Cain
s3oa share. CO 00
6 6
shares Academy Music, with tieket, $216 212 00
•• • •• - .•• • • •
30 " Consumers' Maltial Coal Com• 21.0 00
racy. x. 76 a. share
I share Mercantile Library , laid UP
..-..
SI • • • 4 • —•-•
paid no.
• lirrfie and r alarm° lot, Hart not
op?
E:onth Laurel 13i11, 'Twenty . drat ward. 23 EOO 03
~.i lrr .r d e &f. d o dr Ei l t u r .,..a bt l : lot !. . c
..
...... front, C oral, '
'gable lot. Weetroorele•C - 1 -. street, east of 16'°°°
• •d_strcet, Twenty tint ward -. 2,30) 00
Son I.no. weal of lir..id orreet
N '• • • 500 00
ern stone re sid ence, o 0103 Wel
- ......... 29.700 00
'!aboua., in the rear ••••• .
4.000 t.O
wo 1118 widnut.stmst... 11.600 01
'k c welling., Dos 616 end
3.sco 03
sale on Tuesday next.
".12 —About 3 o'clock
s •Bawle. sixteen years of
\o and thumb of his left
tu the rag- cutter at
\ Ol l l . ll / I E.
fleral Charles
`the rank of Bra
• -
1 being . .
SWildailfna.—Th e time of year closee
TIM: tie when many of our °Mules leave the hot
0) d dusty streets or the city and seek coolness and
tt mlort at. the waterlog or rural places of resort, we
beheee that a few remarks and uuggestions On the
I rut ject of swilemieg will not be one of place. Swim•
I -ming, which hat now become an art, and Is taught
upon as fixed rules as any subject of knowledge- is
F 0 exceedingly I:metic:lel to health and so useful In
the preservation of lire,
that any argument in its
tat or eetme almost unnecessary. - Nor it it regal.
site to dwell upon the Melones advantage. It is stb.
reline'', neceesare. during our hot summers to
the maintenance of health, and at any season
of the yesr it le caloulated to atrengthen the physi
cal functions. The delfghful sensations attendant
open bathing, the emu:llene softness of the skin, the
renewed vitality of the frame, and the keen feelings
of animal vivacity, are well known, and It has been
truly remarked that If our people would give more
:Mention to the -subject we would soon become
a hardier lace than we fresh wimming May be per.
formed either in salt orwater. In the former
it is much more easily done, by reason of the greater
spreine gravity of salt water, and its ooneequent
greater buoyancy. The principal thing to be borne
In mine by one begienbig to swim, is that whether
in salt or fresh water the ,body is lighter than the
quantity of water - displaced, and consequently, if
one would be perfectly quiet in the water he,
would that, and, therefore, It is important to observe
that the more the body is immersed la the water the
more easily will It be sustained. If persona unable
to swim would have presence of mind to remain
tranquil, with as little of their body above water as
possible, Red sustain themselves by paddling, they
might &UMW themselves above water until &nide.-
uuee reoebed them. One learning to' swim should
Select some spot where the water deepens gradually,
sad having walked into it until the water is up to •
the height of histreast, he should . then turn him
self toward the shore, he should wow himself
forward, draw his "Load back, elevate his chin
clear of the surface, and, throw aside all fear:
The hands should then be brought together in
front of the celn with the fingers closed, then Mlke .
out with the palms nuderneatti iiad slightly hole
lowed—the hands must not toudh the surface la
Striking out; they should then describe a part of le
eirele right and left as tar out as possible; they are
then to be drawn oack with a rapid movement—the i
. elbows ate to be bent and the hands drooped down.
ear& so that as little obstacle as possible is pre
sented to the water; the hands are then brought to
gether and struck out as before. The hands are on
ly bail the means of advancing, the other half being
the legs. The motion of the legs is to draw - them
well up, Mince out right and left with a jerk
to-their full extent, and bring the heels togeth
er.. The-hands and feet should sot alternately; the
arms descending while the legs are rising;
the breath is to be inhaled when the body is rising,
by the descent of the hands, and when the mouth le
-clearly above the surface of the water. It la to be
elciteneed at the next Impulse forward by the legs.
, Doi Its, bladders, &s., are soinetimqs used by learn
.ere, but as a general rule the} should be dis
• °bunged. Theta are many fanciful modes of swim
'Willi-hut the learner having acquired a plain one
will readily learn the others. The system of learn.'
leg to swim in use by Dr. Jansen, at the Nate,:
, tother, we consider ' the only aciontilla mode of
learning this beautiful and useful accomplish
went, which has ,been brought,to our notice, and.
by which hundreds of young Bolles and gentlemen'
Lave, within the past threo years, become proficient
In the art of swimming. His mode is as follows v
1143 learner being provided with suitable drawers
or robes, the motion- of the hands is thoroughly'
taught the learner, and. exercised by him previous
to his entering the water ; after. which a band is
placed around his body. just below the breast, and
the band is then• fastened to a rope, which runs
through a pulley made for the purpose;and he is
euepuided by the rope in the water, and the'
motion of the legs taught him, and .which he.
exercises until he thoroughly understatals and pro.
perly executes it. He is then secured by means or
the nano to a rope, which is attached to a wheel:
zunrar g In a groove along the ceiling a distance of.
twelve or fifteen feet, and when he executes the mo-t
Hone of the bands and met properly he moves Monet
the length of the groove. Toe learner can alwaysl
know whether he be executing the movements of hist
tends and feet correctly by seeing whether he is'
moving along the groove or not. After the learner'
bas been on the railroad, as it is Called, often enough
to mane the movements neeeeilary tO swim properly.
Dr. Jansen puts him into deep water, and directs
him to swim after a pole, which the doctor holds be.
fore the learner, who will generally make four or dye
strokes. 'When he gets scared at knowing that he can
swim, he makes &desperate grab for the poles. He
then nows nearly all that can ba taught him for
plain swimming. Sometimes it is necessary to put
him back on the 't ratiroad,” out as a general rule he'
can wanner affairs himself thereafter. The whole.
mystery of swimming is - often learned in three:
lessens, and in a course of twelve lessons, one Is sere
to become a swimmer. Diving, floating, and fancy;
eveltomirg, is also taught It desired. The best time
for bathing le in the morning bolero breakfast, and
'the next beet thne is before dinner. Immediately
after dinner, or when the stomach Is full, is In
juriens. Bathing more than once a day is also
considered hurtful, 'Ponds -and stagnant water
and a bottom of weeds or mud should always be
avoided by bathers at d swimmers. In entering the
water the head should be well wetted, as cold
bathing has a conotaut teridendy to propel the
blood and other humors toward the head. By ob
serving this rule, violent headaches and other
oomplaints proceeding from oold bathing might be
prevented. The Swimmer is sometimes seized in
the water with cramp, and. he should therefore
be 'weltered for its attacks.
The following instructions on the subject are
given by an eminent writer : "As to cramp,
those chiefly are liable to it who plum' into
the water when they are heated, who remain
In it until they are benumoed with cold, or even ex
haust thernielyes with violent exercise. If attacked:
. with cramp in the leg; the swimmer must strike out
the limb with all Lis strength, thrusting the heat
dowxward and drawing the toes upward, notwith
standing the momentary pain It may occasion. H.
this do not succeed, he must paddle ashore with hie
hands wimp himself afloat by their aid Until .5.9.'
stetance row* him. Should be be unable to Sutt -
on Ids bisek, he must put himself in the upright po
'Eldon and keep his head above the surface, by mere
ly striking the water downward with his hands at
the hips without any aseistanoe from the legs."
fiwintruers should always be particular upon Coining
tut of the water to rub themselyte perfeotly dry,
and take exercise for some time afterwards.
INIVSILSITY CLASS DAY.—Oa Friday
last, the Interesting oeirewonleeineldeut to the class.
-day exerolsea of the class of,elkty-five.gotten up en
tirely by the students, took place 'at the University.
Long before the appointed hour the halter the Uni
versity was tilled with the largest and moat fash
ionable audience It has ever bald. The hall was
moat beautifully draped with flags, and at the back
of the mega on a blue field were the Retiree 'O5"
in gold, the surname of the class graduating next
till d w it h
stage, and rho windows of the hall were
with plants and Bowers, which added greatly
to the general effect, and In a prominent position
wee • placed the large silk Bag of the University,
bearing the motto of that venerable seat of learn.
lug, loges, sine moribus, henna At five o'clock, the
band, under the direction of Mr. Birgfeld, struck
up a triercb, and the entree was made In the follow
tog order: Class President. Vice Presidents, His
Unitas Orator, Poet, Wooden. peon Orator, and
Wooden Spoon, all robed in gowns and wearing Ox
ford caps, followed by the class, wearing their ace
oiety pins and regalise and the Class day ribbon of
the eotlelte ; color. blue. The roll was first called
by the Historian, and out of sixty odd men, once
connected with the class,but thirty answered.
The history , read by Mr. Robert H. McDouald, of
North Carolina, was admirably written, very
amusing, and-very local.. _
Mr. George W. Hedge's oration Was a splendid
Wert. Re took as his theme the history of the Uni
versity, and told of its age, of its diatinallißaed
founder, Benjamin Franklin, of Its host of Illus
trious graduates, and of the immense field of future
wartone,a awaiting it. His delivery Is fine, being
both dignified and self.possessed.
The poem, by Mr. William W. Newton, was really
meat beautiful, and was very well delivered. It
evinced a high order of poetical talent. His voice
is eymnathetic and agreeable, and his memory quite
remarkable.
Between each of the speakers the band discoursed
college airs, and we recognized s , Gaudiamus,”
" Upidee," and others.
Then toliowed toe presentation of the Wooden
Spco/1 to Mr. John ahompSOn Lewis, Jr., the most
pcpular man of the close, elected by his classmates
th that honorable and enviable position. Tne pre
sentation was made on behalf of the class by Kr.
William W. Montgomery, in an admirable and
witty speech, which caused much laughing and
merriment strong the audience, and at the colloid
mon he went through the regular form of conferring
degrees.
Bouquets were presented to the ladles as they 10
the hall. The occasion was onto! much pleasure
and amusement, and it. Is to be hoped that other
classes will follow the example or the class of Sixty.
Five.
A IsIEVAL CONVENTION OF TILE NATIONAL
Trrooxe PaICAL UNION—SEOOND DAY.—The Un
ion reaeeembled at 9 o'clock.
A eommonication from Mrs. :Jelin Drew inviting
the relegates to visit the AYOil street theatre, last
evening, was received and accepted.
The Convention then proceeded to ballot for a
President, and on the second ballot Robert E.
Craig, of st. Louis, was declared elected.
The ballot for first Vice President, resulted In the
choice of William Knollen, of Boston for seoond
Vice President, li. J. Dunorrow was elected ; :see
rotary and Treasurer, William F. Moore, of Detroit;
Corresponding Secretary, John C. Franey.
Charlet R..Neisser was elected Sergeant-at-Arms;
A. T. Smith Messenger; and Charles Carpenter
Janitor.-
Mr. Robert. E. Craig, the elect, was now
Sworn into office. made a few remarks, than a-
Irs them for. the honor conferred upon him, and
promising to no all in hie power to promote tho best
interests of the 'Union.
The Treasurer's reports Pbowed the reoelptg to
have beet a 1,100; ezpenses, .900 ; balance, $200:
Jaajourned.
AYTEBZIOON SnseroW.—Upon reassembling a
leDathy appeal CPIBO wag presented; Thomas Gild•
don vs. Nashville Typographical Union No. 20,
it blob, on 'Motion, was refetred.
A resolution was offered striking from the roll the
names or ii -H. Boardman and James Cox, past
delegates of the Boston Printers' Union. Agreed to.
A resolution, that the Convention resolve itself
into a committee of the whole on the state of the
trade throughout the ,
Union this morning, Immedi
ately upon assembling, was agreed to.
A number of other motionsw ere referred to-00M
wattles.
EA STIVICX Pais.—The north basin of
the Eaetwlck Skating Palk, halt a Mlle la length . ,"
Deal Gray's Ferry bridge, i s now being converted
into a boating and fishing park where the rower
and angler will find ample recreation; exercise, and
amusement during the Ellltiltier months. A splendid
fleet of boats will be placed in the water on Satur
day next, and on or about the 20th inst. the Park
will be opened to subscribers and their friends. It
will bo a most delightful place of resort. la addi
tion to the old oaks and elms that have for ages
adorned this beautiful and romantle spot, several
hundred willows and other choice shade trees have
recently been planted bearttstlo hands The Islands
in the basin, being studded with fine old trees. are
abundantly supplied with seats and other oomforts,
where the tired rower or angler ohm rest under their
luxuriant shade.
new building hes ,been erented for the acoom•
mutation of the gentlemen. The old buildings,
with the exception of the restaurant, will be for the
exclusive nee of the ladies.
magnincent Venetian 'gondola, Imported ex
pressly ior this Park, is now in New York, and Is
exected to be hunched in a few days. A sail in
lifeboat alone will oe worm the price of a season
ticket. We have no doubt this superb retreat will
become as attractive and popular as a rowing and
tieldrig Park, during' the summer, as it was last win
ter, when the glowing surface or the Parkway filled
with the beauty and fashion of the oily on skates.
We learn that it is the intention of the proprietor
to make this Park a select and desirable resort for
ladles and gentlemen. with their families, to prac
tice in the art of rowing, and to enjoy the sport of
downs ; and, therefore, en escribers only and [noir
friends will be admitted. No tickets will be sold at
the'door. - At least ten thousand ash of various kinds
are already In this basin, and hundreds Ore nightly
added by pg_eprtnen employed for the purpose.
THE MECHANICS' INSTITUTE OB SOUTTI-
NiABIC.--The pubilc roontlkly meeting or the Me.
ambles , Institute of Sonthw.rk was held last even
ing, at the hall of the Institute, Filth screet, below
Washington. . _ • - . '
An Interesting aeOotint Of thepirdlsooverles and
ell: territory of Pennsylvania Was given by Mr.
Robart,Briggs. - ,
Rev; Jilbn Moore" then' road an essay on self
culture, which was well received
'The institute Is lc a bettor condition than it has
been for somo years.
LINCOLN GRAmmoui ScnooL.—The Fif
teeth Ward Public Grammar School was. by 7080-
luclon of the Board of Directors, at a meeting held
on Monday evening, entitled as the Lincoln Dram•
mar school.
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Bass BALL.—To-morrow afternoon the
Keystone Bate Ball Club will play the Athletics. at
that/J . 1)111:os oi•tbe former, at Twenty-hat and Jar
lertoo etteets. The VIM), it 1.9 expected, will be a
very lively one.
WAIVRICN • HOSE COMPANY. —This.fire
company vial proceed 013 a shift to New York tlll3
morning. 'Che members will azatatible at their house
at ball past Els, Preparatory to starting on the im
pulsion.
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-A BAND-STORM ,TERSET.— A TLANTIC
Ony.—blonntainous.looking clouds rolled up lazily
rtom the.nor thweat Monday afternoon, and paSSed
Over Our city, but not a drop of rain fell. The clouds
relied on in their sublime magnificence, Until
inn
mem InSSEeS of them spread like 9.10 Immense black
canopy over the sandy soil of western Nog Jersey,
It is a well-established fact in nature, that reredos,
tton or the atmoephere will draw in °Old air, and
thus a breeze is formed.- • The power of the wind, or
Its berceneee or velocity, depend upon the extremes
of tie beat and cold. As the clouds hovered over
the. burhing sande of New Jersey on Monday alter
noon, the two degrees of temperature coining in
elontact, that is the coldneaa of the clouds and rho
extreme beat of the sand, a pretty severe
wind resulted, of a whirling motion. The ling,whir
it. seemed from a distant standpoint, was perpen
dicular, and therefore not as destructive as If bort.
zontal. In a few moments the landscape along the
river (rent in Jersey was hidden from view. In a
few minutes the wind came up strong from the east
ward, bearing with it the fragrance of pines, which
man) in our city may have noticed through the
Medium of their olfactory nerve. Quito a shower
of sand reached the; terry-heals that were half way
tierces the river. :.Preeently rain commenced fall
ing, anti so trentinued Moderately for half an bee;
thus eettling the 'dust as well aa the mercury. The
scene from the Pennsylvaula side of the river, of
Jersey made volatile, in its apparently immense
columns of sand moving from north to south and
westward, induced the belief that serious damage
Into been done. We believe, however, that nothing
more serious resulted than the shifting of one plan
tation to another, to be 'returned, of coarse, when.
ever a contrary storm occurs. It was unquestlem
ably tie extreme heat of the sand that caused the
whirlwind. A few passengers who came from At
lantic City on Mond a y eveving, reported that a more
-ples.eatit any was never experienced at that great
public resort. The great heat of the past few days
ceased the cooling eels breeze to set in there at one
o'clock On. Monday—nearly two hours earlier than
usual.
Speaking of this popular resort, we may state that
the Sunday mall train oommenced running on the
4th inst., and will continue during the season. The
boat .will leave Vfne-street 'wharf at. half ast
o'clock on every t unday morning, reaching the Sea.
side cityin" time for Divine worship, if any of the.
passengers should feel so inolined. They will find
a Methodist, Presbyterian, and Catholic ()Munk
located by the sea, for the accommodation orthe re-
Ifylcusly inolined. Those who worship through na
tural scenes mey hear the voice of the preacher in
the roar of the ocean, or see and feel a sermon in the
rolling crest that. ever , curls in majestic sublimity
on the wide. smooth, level beach. Colonel Bryant,
:wbese face is well known to hundreds of thousands
of travellers who get their tiokete from him at the
ferry; informs us that the most extensive prepare,
Bens have been made at the city, as well as by the
railroad company, to meet any emergency likely to
arise in an increase of business. .
DEATH • OF :REV.. DR. .VAUGHAN..7—Reir.
Dr. Vaughan, professor of Pastoral Theology at the
Divinity School, West - Philadelphia, died on Tues
day evening, at his residence, Filbert street, below
Fifteenth. Dr. Vaughan was one of tho oldest pres
byters of the Episcopal Church in this diocese, and
was respected and loved for his utrtffeoted
His logs wlll be regretted
. by the clergy and tatty, of
which he hes eo long been a member, and by a large
circle of personal friends and acquaintanoeS.
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THE BERMUDA. The U. S. Supply
steamer Bermuda, commander J. W. Smlth,
sail from the Navy Yard on Saturd4y 17cti inst.
All letters, 'papers, boxes. &o intended for Mil3srs
and seamen In the West Gulf Squadron, wilt so de
livered tree of charge, if placed on board p:evions
to sailing.
ARRIVAL OF SiOE AND WOUNDED bOL
DIERI3.—The U. S. hospital steamer. Northern Light,
tram New .Orleans, arrived off the . Navy Yard on
Tuesday eveting s with two hundred and twonty
thre ,Mok -and wounded soldiers. The men worn re.
moved to the army hospitals.
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Ibratrax OF VETE.B . Axis.—Yesterday af
ternoon, the loth Maine regiment, under Colonel
Morrow, and the 125th New York, arrived In this
city, and made II parade through the prlmolpal
streets of the oity.
STRAVI3EitIIY FESTIVAL.—A. strawberry
and floral festival, for the benefit of the Ladles'
Atd Society of (../hrlat Evangelical Reform caaroa s
will be held in the Sunday sobool rooms .of the
churoh, on Green . street, near Sixteenth, on Thurs
day evening next, at eight o'clock.
THE , COURTS.
IL S. 1114ittlet 11.)Oori—Judie Cathy^bider.
Tl 3 STRALINGB BY UMPLOYMES AT TAN WAVY
The United States vs. Anthony Hale. The de.
fenoant was the abler oarter.•at the nary yard in
1804, and was convicted last week on an iodiotment
obazgleg that he had embezzled and appropriated
to his own use elghty.eve barrels of pitch, the 82.018
being the property of the United States at the navy
lard, and carried from theuceturreptitiouely under
his illreotton, at d sold for his profit.
Yesterday he was arraigned upon another of the
several bills of Indictment still pending, which
charged the embezzlementand appropriation to his
own use of other property of the United States, viz :"
a lounge, a sideboard, an armchair, and other arts.
'clef., which were found at - hie house in Jenkintown.
Montgomery county, by Detective Levy, and byhim
brought back to the navy yard here, where they
were klentined as the property of the United States,
manufactured for he own use. .
Tne defendant, before thej wiry to try the case were
sworn, Bald there were forty-five other men down
there who were Implicated In the same matters for
.which be was being tried, and he seemed apprehen
sive that he was being made the "soaps goat , ' of
the party. He was proceeding to oomment apon
the evidence in the ease wherein he had been con.
noted, Judge Cadwalader suggested that, being
represented by counsel, defendant tied better allow
them to speck for him, hail 6:1 events, the cans
disposed of was not then up, and the defendant
avoid only be heard, if he desired at that stage of
the, proceeding to be heard at all, upon a motion
to continue the c:%.se. If that were his obieet he
couldproceed; If not, the jury should be sworn. The
defendant sa'd be was anxious to have the cases
tried, as he had been in prisonfieven months, and
eat down.
The jury were then sworn, and the trial. proceed•
ed Though represented by counsel, the defendant
rssayed to conduct the CAM himself, _ and aross•es
amined the a itnesses for the Government, who,
however, dearly made out the case as charged in
the Ind letmettt.
Th.e defendant called bat three witnessee, with the
object of dkorediting the testimony offered by the'
Government. Two of these testified that It was im
possible to get the goods out of the navy yard, en.
crpt under a pass by an authorized person. The
third WitLIOPB, Mc Williams, testified that .a portion
of the goods in question were removed from the
yard under the ' airoct authority of the defendant
himself.
Hale . addressed the jury In 'his own WWI in a
brief sPeeoh, and was as briefly replied to by lilt. F.
U. Brewster, for the Government. .
Judge Cladwalader then charged the jury, and in
doing co, after referring to the cnaraoter of the evi
dence, alluded to former oasos wherein, as in the
case before the court. defendants charged with crime
bad undertaken wholly or in part their own defence,
and Instanced those or John Horne Tooke, tried in
England, in . 1794, for high treason, and wherein he
distinguished himself for the ability with which he
defended his case; of Aaron Dnrr, also, for high
treason, In .1807, in this. country ; and of a man
named Collidge, tried in England for high tressm,
who, though being a layman, and unrepresented by
counsel, had made a most able and Mllllant de
fence.
The case of Hale having been submitted to the
jury. they, without leaving their seats, rendered a
verdict of guilty. -
District. Attorney Gilpin, Assistant District At-
Loney Valentine, and F. U. Brewster, Esq., for the
United States; John P. O'Neill for the defendant.
The motion list in the District Court, Judges .
Stroud and Hare, and the Orphans' Court argu
ment list in the Common Pleas, Judge Ludlow, oc
cupied the sessions of yesterday.
THE. POLICE
(Before Sr. Alderman Boitler.]
ANOTHIIII E °LOMB. BOBBED,
This has become a stereotyped expression, and
wilt remain-so until" returning soldiers keep aloof
from strange rumshops. Yesterday afternoon a
young man named, or, rather, giving the name of
John Collin, was arraigned on the charge of steal•
Ma $l5O from Wm. E. Fogg, a returned soldier, re
siding at ilB Marriott street. It appears that
soldier, while on his way home, sibipped at a tavern
in the vicinity of Sixth and Shippen streets, where ,
be was met by four or five young fellows, who at'
once ocingratulated him upon his safe return, shoot[
hands, and made themselves generally familiar with
him. lie supposed they were friends, nod asked
them to join with him in a social drink. Of course
they could not refuse. The party crowded around
him at the bar, and one of them removed tho afore.
said sum of $l5O from his pantaloons mckot, He felt .
It going out, but so adroit was the act performed ad
to defy detection. Some one in the crowd had stolen
the money. The prisoner was nearest the loner, and
pressed pretty bard against him. He was therefore
arreatediand committed for trial.
STILL MOBS . DARING ROBBERY
. .
Pusey E. Chambers was arrested on complaint of
a clilzen named John 13. Munyan, yesterday after
noon, on the charge of robbing , a recently returned
soldier, named Andrew Fleck, of the sum of an.
This was a barefaced robbery. It seems that Fleck,
still in military uniform, desired to purchase a suit
of citizen's clothing, and in company with Cham.
bore, went to the tailor store, No. $26 Market street.
The soldier tried one pair of pantaloons and nave
his old ones to Chambers to hold for hior. While
the soldier paiitrying a vest on, Chambers throw
the old pantaloons on the floor. and' a momentary
opportunity offering, he left the store suddenly.
r. rdunyan, however, saw him remove the money
item the paeketS o f the soldier's old pants
and followed after him. Upon reaching the
first police officer Mr. M. gave him the neeenery
information, and Chambers found himself 'ln the
lockup. The stolen money was found upon Mm.
In the meantime, the soldier felt for his money to
pay for his new suit, and his astonishment may be
Imagined by not finding it. He went In search of
Chambers, but could not fled him. The police and
Mr. Munyan- proceeded to ascertain the where
shouts of the soldier, end success orowned their
efforts.' He appeared at the Central Station last
evenirg, and atter a bearing Chambers seas own
mittedlikaisswer. Upon the person of the prisoner
was an cfficlal document 'found that Sete forth his
tine character.. Ile says that he belonged to the
suet/tau Regiment. On May 211 he was tried and
convicted In our criminal court, and sentenced to
four months' Imprisonment. On the ad of the pre
sent month the judge reviewed the sentence, and
the prisoner was restored to liberty on iYlonday.
He was committed at the Central last evening so
answer the charge of robbing Mr. Fleck.
• [Before Mr. Aldermen Hurley.]
litrllDll/101:16 A.eBAULT UPON A sca.DrER
A colored man named Edward Itlechieg, was ar
rainged yesterday afternoon on the charge of own
mating a murderous assault and battery upon
Monies Shepley, a veteran volunteer, who returned
to this, his native city, yesterday morning. It seems
from tboUvidence that the soldier and three others
were walking along Market Street near Sixth ; Shop.
ley had occasion to go alongside of a cart for a few
moments, whereupon the defendant ordered him
away ; the soldier replied that he would not go until
it suited him. It Is alleged that the prisoner pulled
out a pocket knife, the blade being nearly four
neb es in length, and attempted to drive the soldier
away ; the latter threw up his arm, and receivel a
pretty severe gash In it from the weapon. Kinch
tng was then caught by the soldier, and held until a
pollee othoer, who was called for, arrived. The de
fendant was required to enter bail in the sum of .800
to answer at court.
There - was some surprise manifested in the magis
tTate,e ffice because the soldiers did not at once
recent the assault In a summary manner. The sol
diers replied that they bad had quite enough fight
ing during the past three years, but- in the city of
Philadelphia they desired to sustain the peace. The
man who was attacked said he could probably have
killed the - colored men, but he did not dears to
do so.
[Before Mr. Recorder Eisen.)
ALLIKIND "ZIOKPIXIKET.
Albin Wlie, alias Henry Simpson, wag arrested
last evening,• at Seventh and Chestnut streets, on
the oha-ke of picking the pocket .of a man named
David Lickle. It is alleged the .prisoner extracted
the book or port morainic from .Pdr. L.'s pooket, and
handed to his " pal," who went "through it," bat
finding no money threw it away. The operation
was observed by a citizen, who at once arrested
Wire, and handed him over to the custody of a pc-
Übe officer. Mr. Liobte was rather astonished , upon
bearing that his pocket bad been picked. The ac
cused was committed in default of $2,00 bail to
answer.
WILLIAM AVANS,
2691 8011TH FRONT STREET.
Wholeaal• and Retell Dearer In
WRITE LEAD. ZINC. AID COLORS,
AMERICAN AND PORE:ON WINDOW (ALAIN,
OT ALL DILSOKIPTMAS,
AT LOWIRT MARKET RATE&
atants for PATENT 0X..1614 LETTERS mbe Rinte
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A- , ADD CANVAS, of all onzobere and bounds.
Taut Awnloc,Trunk, sod Wason-cover Duck. Alec,
Paper lifamufsetwers Drier Felts, from one to five feet
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JOHN EV&Rhi & CO
Wit No. 103 JO/4218' auZy,
111 E'VRESS.--PIIi:LU)EiPIIIA; WEDNESDAY, .tTIM 7; iS645j.
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY.
Croton Fire Ineuritnee Co.. New York.
Atlantic Fire and Marine Ina. VO., Pro
vidence, B.
People's lire Ins. Co., Worcester, Mum
Thames Fire Ins. CO,. Norwich, ,Conn,
Inearance, effected In .rellsble Comnenlint to .an 7
amount, upon LIBERAL TllBllB, without;alkigro t o r
POLIGIIB OR STAMP. • r •
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, . .
JOSEPH VILLINGH S.T,
-Aosem.
*'39S-stnthEnt 409 wALiurlilreet.
pIBURANOS AQAINBT
, .
EVERY DESCRIPTION,
TRATILLEBIP nsuitua CONPANY
caspitsia . ssoo,ooo.
.wit. W. AL1411; Agent, 404 Walnut Street.
H.ILA.D EL KILL
ITAWIIRAL ACCIDEIIT POLIQt
For Five Hundred Donate, with $8 PO/ week omega.
Nation, oan be had for
_lOB per annum, or any other Ina
between IMOD and 510, 000 at prwrttonete
TIM DOLLIES PREMIUM •
Secures a Polley to $4.0P0 or $lO per week etecepen u i.
tiers for all and every description of acoldenc—trayellini
or otherwtte—ender a Genera/ Accident/ Polley , as the
Ordinary Rate.
THIRTY DoLLaRB PRIORI/BS
Saimaa a lull Policy tor 46.000. or US pat Wailk vont
reneatioa, as above. at the SPeciat Rate. •
FOESIGN RISKS.
ffi Politlek leaned for Fore Watt India. and ealifor.
lila Travel. Rates tan be learned be aPolleation to the
SHORT TIME TIOKETE.
Arrangement. are in source of completion by' which
the traveller will be able to purchase, at any 'climax
Ticket Office Insurance Ticket* for one or thirty dale
travel. Ten cent, will buy a ticket for one day's travel,
ingrains Ll,OOO, or VS weekly compensation _ Ticket
Policies may be had for 2. S. and 12 =vatic, in the came
manner.
Hazardous Risks taken at Hazardous Rates. Polltdes
tuned for 6 year* for 4 years premium.
IPYI:SI3CM.RtMIeIII - Y3e ,
The rates of premium are leezAtuenthoes of ;any tithe
Company covering the name risk. •
No medical examination is requ ired, and thousands
of Lbw*, who have been rejected by Life Colunames. In
consequence of hereditary or other tinwares, ms, Wee
insnrance in the TEAVELLNEtB' at the lowest rates.
Life Insurance Companies pay no part of the prinaipal
sum until the death of the assured. The TRAVEL LEW
pay the loss or damage sustained by personal' injury
whenever 0 occurs_
The feeling of wattrity which suck at insurance rives
to thow dependent upon their °w it labor sot support
worth more than money. No better or snore ganger
tory use:can be made of so small a stun.
J. 0. BATTIARSOIL President.
RODISRY DENNIS, Secretary.
•
0. F. DAVIS, Vies President. . •
BENNY A. DYER , General Agent •
Applications received. and Policies Issued by
WILLIAM W ALLEN,
zohl3-mwtrem No. 404 wetritur Swag.
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY . .
nisimerros comPinir.
LIMORPORATED' BT THE LEOISLATIIitE OF
PEN NrY i.vi NIA - . .11.83 N.
OFFICE El E CORN RR THIED AND WALEDT
STREETS. PaiL&DEGPRIA.
MARINE LkSILBANCE
OP VESSELS, _
CARGO, To alt parte of the world- •
FREIGHT,
ELAND iNSOBANCES •
On Goods, by River. Canal. Lai e. and Land Carriage,
to all parts of the illnion• '
FIRE INbljaalloll3. .
On Merchandise generally,
On Stores, owelling Roues, Are. . •
ASSETS OF THY COMPANY,
November 1, 1861.
0102,000 United States Five Per Omit. Llan,'7l .3101:1, Goo 00
iti.oco Six ". "81: 118,216 00
70.000 " Six •• .. 6.20 a. 76,662 60
102,000 State of Pennsylvania Five Per Cent. •
» 93.08600
64.000 State of Penne . /vaita Blz '
yPer Cent.
Loan ..—............. • ..
' '
..... .-.... 55.840 00
128,060 City of Philadelphla SixPerCt.reau.- 113,020 37
20.000 Pcnneylvania hatlroad ghat Mort
gage Six Per Cent Bonds . . ZWX:IO 00
80,000 Penneylvanta Railroad Second
03
Mort. _
, • • g e ts Six Per Cent. Bonds. ...-- • --. ,2f 00
18,000 900 . . Shares - Steck Germantown Gee - • .
Company, principal lad Interest
guaranteed by the city of Philadel- .
...
pina la, sod (111
5,600 130 blares Stock Pennsylvania Hall- •
road Company. ... .... •—• • 9.103 .00
6,000 100 Shtree Stock North Pennsylvania
baltroad Company— ....... • —•••• • 3.060 00
'WACO United canto!, Treasnry Certificates of
Indebtedness ...... ..... 43,476 00
3%000 Stara or Tennessee . ?lver Per Ct Loan 12,000 00
28.700 boar son Bond and Mortgage, empty
secured—. ............ ...........--.... 128.700 03
1868,211) Par. Cost $842.100.60. Market ya1u5.51157,627 87
Beal 13state 88,000 00
Bills redvabla for insurances made-. 118,890
Balanses• due at Agensiee.—Premt.
Titus on Marine Policies, Aocrned
Interest, and other debts dne the .
Cm sany ...•. 28,793 24
&rip and Stock of sundry Insurance
and other Companies, $4,26i. B.ti.
mated.valne --. 2,120 00
Cash on deposit with United
States Government, subject
to ten days' tall--.. —.100.000 00
• Cash in Bank 58,164 93
Cash in 6.37 46
--$l6B 692 49
DIRICCTORS:
Thong, 0 Hand, Samuel E Stokes.
John O. Davis. J F. Penhiton.
Edmund A Sonde'', Henry Sloan.
Theophilus Paulding. William (1. Boniton,
John E. Penrose. r.dwaro Darlington, •
James 'Freya/or. H. Jonas Brooke.
•
Henry"). ) , allett. Jr.. Jacob P. Jones.
3911168 C ribUd• James B. k cParland.
William C Ludy'''. Joshua P Byre.
Joseph H Beal, Spa floor Moil va , no,
George 0. Lsiper. John B. Sample. Pittabnrs,
laugh Craig. A. B. Berger, Pitisbalag.
Robert Burton,
THOMAS
JOH" C.
EENRY LITLBI7IOI. Seer,
THE RELIANCE INSURANCE COM
PAW"
OF PHIL/MP BIA.
Incorporated to 1841. Charter Perpetual.
OFFICE No. 308 WALNUT STRI3IO.
CAPITAL., 0300,000.
Insures against Loss or Damage by FIRE Rouses,
Stores. and other Buildings, limited or neoetusl: and
or Furniture, Goods, Wares. and Merchandise. in town
or Corm try
LOSSES PROMPTLY AD..IIIBTBD AND PAM.
SS.IIIII. 3400.068 71. •
Invested In the following Securities, viz.: •
First Marto gee oACity.Properry , well esonxed6loB,6oo CO
United States Government Loans 141.000 00
'Phileseeltdiia City 6 per cent. 60,030 00
Pennsylvania 513,01 , 0,C00 6 per cent. Loam—. 15.000 00
Pennsylvania_ ailroad Bones. first and sa-
CtOrn Mortgages...•— 101,1300 (0
Camden anti Amboy Railroad Company's 6
percent Loan•-•••• 5,000 00
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
pany '8 6 per slept, Loan ..............«..... 0,060 00
Huntingdon anti Broad Top 7 per cent. mort
gage bonds • 4,660 00
Counts Fire insurance Company's Stock-- 1.030 08
Mechanics' Back btoch....—• - 4,000 CO
Commercial Bank of Pennsylvania Stook . 10,000 up
Union Mutual /II411n1111:13 Company's Stook.. 380 00
Reliance Insurance Company of Plsilads2-
pitta's b took.— ...... 1.111100.
Accrued Interest.. .... 6.445 42
Cash in bank an d 18 023 29
Worth at present market value-- —.......4414.03 7/
DIBhOTOH t..
Wullam Sterelllol4
B,nj. W. Tlocler,
Marshall Hail,
Charles Leland.
J. Johnson Brown,
Thome. H. Moore.
au muss-, President.
1964.
Clem Tingley,
'm R Thompson.
William Musser, .
Samna! lit.phans,
R L. Queen,
Robert Steen.
aL
THOKAB f. HILL. Secrete.:
PaILADELPHIA. December
A M • RICAN FIRE IM:I:MANOR
COMPANY. Incorporated 11M0 CHARTER PER
PETVAL So. 310 WALAIIIT Street, above Third,
Pbilsoelptda
Having a 'arse psid-up Ociatal Stock ant Burping in
vetted in sound and available Securities, continua* to
insure on Dwellings, sloes, Furniture, Merchandise,
Vessels in port woo th eir Cargoes, and otbor Personal
Property. All 'oasts liberally and promptly adjusted.
JDLCISCTORS
. IJames R. Campboil,
Sdmund G Dutilh,
Charles W. Ponitners
Israel Morris.
Thorns* .11 Marts;
Jobn Waite,
Samuel C Morton,
Pntriek Brady.
John T.
TITO,
ALBEIT C. L. CRAWFORD,
NTHRACITE INSURANCE COM
-43-
PETUAL. PaliT. —Authorized Oapital. s4oo,oo)—caearzat
PER
_ Office Do. 311 vi'AVlllT'Strett, between Third and
Fourth cireeia, Philadtlphia.
This Company will JIMMY& against Lora or Damaze by
Fire, on B u ildi ngs , garniture. and kierchaudise gene
rally.
Also. lifeline Insurances .on Vessels, Cargoes, and
Freights. Inland Inansance to all parts of the Union.
DlltAgroßS
Darts Pearson, -
Peter neigar, • .
J. B. Burro, ...r
William F. Dean,
John Ketcham,
If hBl3 EA, President..
DEAN, Vise President: ....
eir3•ltt -•
William Esher.
D. Luther.
Levis Aodeurted. •
John R B sekiaton.
Joseph Maxfield,
WILLI
Mf!M3A
• ITIN INSURANCE EXCLUSIVELY.
-••7231M11N SYLVANIA FIRS arsulAntoscovr
?ANY. .Incorporated 1626. CHARTER PRELPETUAL.
No. • 510 • WALNUT Streit. opposite Independence
eqpiro.
This Company, favorably known to the community
for nearly lefty yearn, continues to insure against Loss
or Damage by Fire, on Public or Private Buildings;
either permanently or fora limited time. Also, on•Far
nitare, Rooks, Goods, or Merchandise generally, on
liberal terms.
Their capitol, together with a large Surplus Fund, is
invested in the most careful me.auez ~.whteh, enables
them to offer to the insured an undoubted secorlty In
the cane of lose:
DIRECTORS.
Jonathan Patterson, Daniel Smith. Jr.,
Alexander Benson, John be verenx,
Isaac Haziehuret, Thomas Smith,
Thomas Robins Henry Lewis.
•
• 'J. Gilling m Pell.
JONATHAN PATTERSON, President
WILWAX G. Caowniz. Secretary.
p•••ia MIN:MANI
• • • • 406 OB
PHIL
FMB A ID INL AD A
DIRE°
Francis N Bush,
Marls* Richardson,
Henry Lewis,
Samuel. Wright,
I", 8 Justice,
(hero A. West,
FRAB CM R. BIM
CHAS. RICHARD:
W. I. BLAaOHAHD. Seem
MACKEREL, HERRING, SHAD, &c.
—2,500 bble his. Moe. 1,2, and Mackerel.
late-maght fiat fish, In assorted packages.
Her bbls. Mew Ustport, 7ortane Bey. aad Mal
600 rin toxel Lab og, Sealed Mo.rdig.
150 bbl ■ Brewlis as Shad.
250 boxes Herklaser•stonnty Meese, ke,
in store and for sale by MURPHY i 110012,
1a19.11 Ma .146 TORTE WILLRVIL
WRITE VIRGIN WAX OF ANTIL
LES. —A new Troneheiloginetie for beautifying and
greatening the complexion.,/t is the most wonderful
compound of the age. Ther Is neither chalk, powder,
magnesia, bismuth,nor tale in its composition, it being
somposed entirely of pure Virgin Wax ; hence the ex
traofdinery qualitieg for preserving the skin, making
it sort, smooth, fair, and transparent. It makes the old
appear young, the homely handsome, the handsome
more beautiful, and the moat beautiful divine. Prises
80 and 60 septa. Prepared oat, by HUNT & '
. 00. Per
fumer*, .11. South HIOBTH Street. two doors above
40.tnat..5114 133 South. SEVEDITII Street. above
Waiting. • .
iIiII;DAZIP 13' .OA.RRIAA3BB,`
' l / 4 -• TIES= • 111WTLS'S FOR TBS. SPHIIM
TRALDIL —A Illuputor lot set received. and for nate by
• 01/11 RUSTON, & 00..
Mr lad 150 !forth THIRD /Draft.
BUTIICRFTELD'S
oviaTAND DESPATCH.
Olio, No 1 TIPSY Street, Tory.
01110 e, 10. 40 Smith FIFTH Street. Philulls.
CHAIHNOIT VIBEDARD, Prod.:hat
W. IL KITCHEN. Treasuzer.
This Company, now frilly organized, with sagas
capital, owns its Transportation on the Plains , and is
t r iaarzi ah to o s i o t nrd a litg l i:t y, t 4 o e zl i i points Colorado,
diaries; Mao to ° Reoss Devar. "4 Art "" f " .
Through Contrasts and Bills of * Lading given fro*
few York, Boston, Yblladalphia,iFittsbarg, Wheeling,
Clipsianati. Chins°, Mid St. Louis
NAATIA L
Agent, 114 W York.
WM. H. MOOR",
10. 40 Unlit Fifth strest,Philtidelphia.
D. A. BOTTERFIRLD,
Qtigelal kittruiaNaleat.
INRITAIWCZ.
ACCIDEVB .
HAIt.TFORD,,OOII).
111404064 03
C. RAID. President. ,
D.07.41.•Mee President•
$400.088 71
AS B. MARIE, Preettlett.
Secretor., MR tr
•E COMPANY,
num STAMM,
BLPHIA..
AD INSURANCE.
John W. EvermSA.
Behan B Potter.
John Messier, Jr, .
B D Woodruff ,
Charles Stokes,
Joseph D. Ellis.
K. President.
SOS. "lee Yrestdent.
Lary. jala•tt
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IMPORTANT TO :Rd.I7,WAY TEA
VSLLP'3e. - 1 /or Yall Information lit relieving. to Sta•
/dons, Dlstsueeth and 0011Xlestiozi, ilinstrated by ons
hundred Railway Mom representing the rindp►l Salt
ways of the eounhy, see APPIATOWIS Itg/LWAVI
' ' nc2?•ena'
P ENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAM
LOAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
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The trains of the Yeanserranta Central Eat
W M
ee the Brew Depot. at THIRTIETH and K
Street*.
The can of the Market -street Psesenaer Raill
ran to and from Pennsylvania Central Railroad Demo
at Thirtieth and Market &mete they also leave Pro
street every two minute*, eommencine one hour previ ,
one to the time of departure of each train. and allow
about SO minutes for a trip. •
Their care are in waltingon the arrival or each Trail
to soave, passenters into the eity, and conuections are
made with all roads crossing Market street
On SUNDAYS—Cars leave Eleventh and Market Btu .
at 7.46 P. M. to connect with Pittsburg and Erie MalL
and at 10.26 P. M with Philadelphia Express.
Mann's Baggage Express will hereafter be treated at
No. El Booth Eleventh street. Parties deeiring baggage
taken to the trains, 'an have it dons at reasonable ratite
upon application to him.
TRAINS LEAVE AND AREWJ AT DEPOT THUS:
MAIL TRAIN... 1$ *
PAOLI ACCOM MODATION 1(0. lO.OO.
Fear LINE .• • "• • 12.00 X.
PARKESBURG " ....--- • " 1 10. P. M.
HARRishruto AOCOMMODiffOI6.. " 2.30 "
LANCASTER ACCOMMODATION.... " 4.00 "
PAOLI TRAIN, No. 9- . "
PITTSBURG AND ERIE ..
" 830
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS ••
anarvw="7" -
PITTSBURG AND BRIE •• 3.40 A. N.
PHILADELPHIA EXPRzes. . 7.05
PAOLI ACCOMMODATION. NO. 1.... " 8.30 "
PARK&SBUG
LcaiTRE R .• 13 30 P. N.
PAST LINE " 12.60 "
PAOLI s.CCOMMODATION.IIO. 4.40
DAY 71XPRESS— "5.46 ••
na111115.1317.RG of4o
MAIL " GAO. "
Philadelphia Exprese leaves daily. Pittebarg and
Brie Mall - Wives daBY (risept Saturday). all other
Trains daily (except /Mad ay.l
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not aSSUAtaII
any risk for Baggage. except for wearing Apparel, and
limit their responsibility to One Hundred Dollar* In
valve. All Benue exceeding that amount to vain*
will be at the risk of the owner, unless taken by ape'
dal contract.
. .
For further information, as to time and eounectinas,
Roe I•Ma and framed cards, or apply to THOMAS . H.
PABHB. 'Ticket 'agent, at the Depot
An limtgrant Train rens daily (except Bandar) Tor
fall tnionnation as to fam and accommodations appl7
to FHA NOIR UNK.
• 1404 r 137 DOCK Street.
1865. NETVB7ITIk)FES. 1865.
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THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY AND PHILADELPHIA
AlID• TRENTON RAILROAD OOMPANY'S
LIERS__, FROM PHILADELPHIA TO
' NEW YORK AND WAY PLAOES.
• PROM WALNUT STUNT WHAII/,_
WILL LEAVE Al FOLLOWS-VIZ:
.74.17 a
At e N. via Camden and Amboy . and A. le.
• eoninrteallon 25
'At 8 A. Mt, via Camden and Jersey Olty, Horning
Express.9oo
- Ai 8.10 A. id. ,';ia ' Camden and . Amboy. 0. and A.
AccJmnsodation......- 3 Si
At 2P. M.. via Camden and Amboy. 0. and A. Rx. •
At 12 N., noon.'vla Cam - den AesOittnao. •
dation (Freight and Passenger), 25
At 6 P. N., via Camden and gonbc.y, Asoommoda..
lion ( Freight and Passenger) -let Clams Ticket... 2 11
Do. do. 2d Olme Ticket— 130
. LIM P. X, via Camden and Amboy, Aecomirto- •
dation (Freight and Passenger)--lst Mass Ticket. 2 25
Do. do. 2d Ohm Ticket. 1 00
At 7.86 a. M.. 330 and 6P. M. for Mount Holly, Ayr= =Belli., rote h...noe. and s e in rentown. At 6A. N.
and 2 P. N. for 'Freehold
Ate coo 9.16 A. M. 12 M 5,6, and UM P. X.. for
Palmyra. Riverton. Dsianso, Devout. nagew.tor.
Durlituiton_, Florence, Bordentown. Ls.. Phu OP. N.
Une rasa direst through to Trnzon.
At 7.30 A. N and 3.30 P. Di far Palmyra. Riverton.
Delener. litewriv. and rt.. Huston..
At IO A N mdl P. M. , Steamboat Trenton, for Bris
tol. Berlinnon. Beverly Sc LIMES PEON zaureniwicop DIPOT WILL CELT]
♦8 FOLLOWS
At 11.15 A. ar., via if;A:til: and Jersey City.
At 4. P.... 112., visKensingiOn and Jersey Clity,lx
press. ..... ...... —.... 300
At 6.45 P M.. vie. Kensington and Jersey City,
Washington and New 'York Forpress........—. 3 00
At 12 P. M. (Night), via Kensington and . Jersey Ott,
Washington and New York --IN 25
The 4.43 P.
_M. Lino will run daily. Al] others Sun
days excepted.
For Buffalo, Dunkirk, .Kimirs, 'these, Owego, AS.
'heater. Bingbampton. Great Bead, Montrose. Wilkes.
halve, Scranton, Stroudsburg , Water Gap. Belvidere).
Batton, Lambertville. Flemington. As,. at 7.30 L IL.
and 3.30 P. N. The .3.30 P. AL tins connects with the
train lesvinvinton for /A arch Chunk. Allentown,
Betklebem.
For Lam mertville and intermediate Matt Sus at S P.
For Bristol ,_Trenton, As_ at 1.30 and MB A. • /11..
11. to and 6P. M. and 12 midnight. •
For Etolmesbnrg, Tacony, wicsonozaing. Brtd*.barito
and Frankford, at 9A. AL and 3. 6,6, and F. N.
For New York and 'Way Lines leavina Kenning.
ton Depot, take the oars on Fifth saran!, above Walnut.
half an hourbefore departure. The Alan ran into tree
Depot, and on the arrival of each .train run front the
Depot.
Fifty pounds of Batrgastionly allowed sash passenger.
Passenger, are prohibited from taking any - thing as bag
gag. but their wearing apparel. All baggage over ASO
pounds tO be paid for extra. The Company limit their
responsibilitY for baggage to One Dollar per pound, and
scW not be liable for any amount beyond FlOO. mot
by special aontritert. • _ • •
Graham's Baggage Express will call for and deliver
baggage at the Depots.. Orders to be left at No. 3 Wal
nut street. . WILLIAM H. GATZIKER, Agent.
June 1, 1665.
LINEN /ROM NEW YORK TON PHILADXLPHIA,,
WILL LBAVB FROM FMB FOOT OF WOW:LAND MUM.
At 12 M. and 4P. N. via Jersey City- and Camden:*
At 7, 10, and HA A. 61.`11. and 12 (Wight),soy City and Reusing - tem.
Prom the foot of Barclay street at 4 A. M. and 2P. M..
via Amboy and Camden.
From Pier No. 1. North rhar,at 1211..4, and 8 P.l.
(freight and passenger), A.mboyandOsinken. ap3-17
IRENFMN PHILADELPHIA 6
WLTANINOTON, AND BAIRD
MOBS RAILROAD.
TIDIE TABLE.
. Commencing MONDAY. APRIL 3d, 156 . 6. Tricky
will leave Depot,corner BROAD Street and WASHINO ,
TON Aveane, as follows:
Birpriess Train at 4.06 A.M. (Monday* oriented), for
Baltimore and Washington, stopping et Wilmington:
Perryville. Havre de•Oreee, Aberdeen. Perrymmell,
and Magnolia.
Delaware Railroad Train at 7.45 A M. (Sundays ex.'
copied) for Baliebnry. Milford, and intermediate Sta
tions.
Way. Mail Train, at 8.16 A.M. Mondays ezeepted),for
Baltimore, stopping at all TOrlar stations.
Uprose Train at 115 P. . (Sunday' excepted) for
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at Chester. WU
inington, Elkton, Perryville, and Havre-de. Gras*.
Express Train at 8.65 P. M. (Sundays excepted) for
Baltimore and Washington, stopping at' Wilmington.
Newark, Elkton, .North• East, Perryville, Ilavre-da.
Grace, Perryman's, Macaolin. and .Stemmer's sun.
Night Express at 11.16 F.M. for Baltimore and Wash.
baton, stopping at Cheater ((only to take Baltimore and
Washington passengers). Wilmington, Newark, Elk.
ton, North-Bast. Perryville. and Havre-de-Grace.
Passau's/re for NORFOLK. POSITEBRH ttrigigtw,
CPT? TOTNT, and NIOBSIOND, will take the LISP.
tratn
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WILMINGTON ACCOMMODATION TRAINS
Stopping at all Stations between Philadelphia and WU
inington-
Leave Philadelphia at 7.45 and 11 A. M., 2, 3.30, 6 7,
and Jr P. D. The 330 P. B. train tonneets with Da
hmer, B. B. for Milford and intermediate stations.
LCEITO Wilmington at 6.46. 8, and 9.80 A.M.. 2, 4. 6.30
and 6.20 P. B.
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Trains for Mew Csatie leave Philadelphia at 7.46 and
II A. M.. 6.30 and 6 P M.
_ THROUGH T.F.AI3IM FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave 119'dmington at 12 M.. 4.27.893 , and 9.64 P. 11,
'
_ORESTES FOR PIIILADRLPHIA.
LeaVe Cheater at 7.46. 6.43. 10.14 A. IL. 12.86. 2.49,
4.40. 6.14. 7.211, and 9.W P. M.
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADBLPIUJL
Leave Baltimore Its 3 A. M , Way Mall; 1.10 P. M..
Express: 4.25 P. M., Way Train: 6.36 P. M.. Ispresisi
4.26 P. Express-
TRAINS POE BALTIMORI.
Leave Oheeter st 8.64 A. H., 1.60 an3lLiO P. 1L
Leave Wilmiaskin at 6.13. 9.93 A.. 6-02.
.U.
and 12.25 P. M.
lfzelaht Train, with PUS eeeee Car attached. will
leave Wilmington for Perryville an.d intermediate
at/Alone at 7.40 F.
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11CNDA7 TRAINS_
Rxpress Train at 4.06 A. If. for Baltimore and Waah
ington, stopping at Wilmington, Perryville Ravzir.de.
Nraoe, Aberdeen. Perryman's. and Magnolia,
Night Express at ILIA P. N. for Baltimore and
Washington, stopping at Chester (for Baltimore' and
Washings:h. passengers), 'Wilmington. Newark. Ilk-
UM, North-Bret, Perryville: and Havre de- Grief
Accommodation Train at 101'. X. for Wilmington and
way stations: •
BALTIIIO.II3 FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at 9.30 P. M.. stopping at Havre-de.
Grace, Perryville. and Wilmington. Also stops at Ilk
ton and Newark (to.take passengers for Philadelphia
and hums passengers from Washington or Baltimore),
and Chester to leave gatatengers from Baltimore ot
WatibingtOn.
Leave Wilmington for Philadelphia at 4.30 P. 11.
&IA • •• . • • H. F. REN6I)II. BIWA
aismapmss . WEST. JEROVE.
RAILROAD LINES.
XEW ARRANGEMENT. • •
Oa and after MONDAY, May let, 1666. Trains will
leave from WALNUT-STREET PIER as follows:
For CAPE MAY. and MI plasm, south of Killvine. - 43:
9 16 a. X , passenger and freight, at tat 2.30 P. 111.
Express Passim/ter. •
. For MILLVILLE. BRIDGETON, SALEM. and all bs.
termediats places south of Glassboro, at 9.16 A. M. and
4 P. AL
For GLASSBORO at 9.16 A. 33., 3 SD P. M., And 4
P. N.
For WOODBURY, GLOUCESTER, As., at 9.16 A. X .
2.644. 6L, 4 P. X., and 6 80P. M.
BEY.USNIIN G.
Leave Cape Mar at 6.60 A. M., passenger, and 12 K.
passsn ger and freight
Leave Mtllvllle at 7.86 A. Y., passenger, and 3 . 60
P. M.. ossienger.
Leave Bridgeton at 6.40 M., passenger. and 4.1
P. a., passenger.
Leave Salem at 6.26 A. X., passenger, and 4P. M..
passenger
p Lve Glassboro, at 7.46 A. 3, 8.46 A. X.. and 6.1
ea
• Leave WooribtlrY at 7 A. M.. 8.14 A. N., 9.10 A. 91.,
One 649 P.M
• Special
.1. Mes
VAII REISSELAIR. Staperinik ndmat.senger SI ssoisipariles eaah Through Trlall.
• THE WEST .111118112 EXPRESS 00111PASI I
will attend to all the num] branches of Express Engl.
Was. receive. deliver, and forward through other rO•
SPonsible Express Companies, to all parts of the so war,.
alty article entrusted to them.
Marl. 1666. Apte.ll
'1865. • -
1865.
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAIL
20AD. —This great line traverses the Northers mad
Northwest counties of Pennsylvania to the city of Iris,
on Lake Erie.
It has been leased by the PBNISSiLINAX/A NAM
ROAD COMPAHT, and la operated by tbern.4
•. Its satire length was opened for passengerankfrelskt
Musing= Oclobor 17th, 1884
MCI 00 R•001100/10iTiAIN0 AS 2113141.012111:116.
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Leave Westward.
Nall'
. .». 8.30 P. JL
T.,k Haven Aceozaraodatlon .8.00 A. N.
Passenger Can run- through on Mall Train without
thane both sea 'S between.Plilladelphla and Erie, and
Baltimore and Brie.
.
Elegant Sleeping Oars oa Elmira Express Trains boik
ways between Philadeaphia'and Look
altim Bases, -- and oa
Srpo re.reet Train both mays between Williamsport
and B
.I. o rellfirgleahesznnoirahar..bgtactigrl!
And for Freightbnelnese of the Compeer! Agresti.
S. B. KINGSTo Jr., sornsr THLEMITEI aad
AARRET Streets. Philadelphia. _ _
J. W. REYNOLDS, Brie. .
1. N. DRILL. Agent N. 0. E. E., Baltimore.
H. H. HOUSTON,
General Preirht Arent PhiladelPhia.
H. W. wwiforsa,
General Ticket Agent, Philadelphia.
JOSEPH D. POTTS,
General Manager. Williamsport
Wr I A I RWIWI
1:To R'rH PENNBYL
V a. RAILROAD For
TOYLItoTOWN. II&DCH CHUNK,
adiaol:l, WILLIAIibPORT, WILE gaßLEgg,
SUMMER A dIiAIiGIDIEBT
• Fameoger Troldsleivit the new Depnt, THIRD street,
alloys Tooropaon street, daily (Sundays ezoepted) as
. .
At 7.30 A K. (Express) for Bethlehem, Allentown,
Bench Chunk, Hazleton, Williamsport, Wilke/-
berm Sic
At S 80 P. If (Express) for Bethlehem, Easton, dro.
At 6- . 16 P. M. for Bethlehem. Allentown: Mance
Chunk. Danyllie, Wilisnisvort • I
For Doylestown at 8 35 A. M.*. 2.30 and 4 16 P. M.
For re.t Wa.htnaton at 10 A. M and 11 P. M.
For Lansdale at 6 lb P M. , _
White oars of the Second and Third. streets Line City
Passenger Railway ran directly to the new Depot.
TRAINS FOB PRIII•ADBLPHIA..
Leave Bethlehem at 6 SO A. M., 10.02 A. M ,'and 6.16
Leave Doylestown at 6 40 k M., & 15 and 8 P. M.
Leave Lansdale at 6 A. M.
Leave Fort Washington at 10.60 A. N., and 2.15 P.
o.a SUM DAYS,
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at 9 A. N.
Fbl sdelphia for) oyleatown at 3 P M. •
Doylestown far Phliadelphie at 7.2) A. M.
' Bstt lthem for Philadelphia al 4 SO P M
j. 5 11.1.1.8 CL RE
lI _ I L _.....
&MIMI 1865 D BLPHIA A
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“Allll.l RAILROAD bet as to all Points WEEM
The direct route fee the-
. .
-aILLIAMSP R RT, I BUFFALO . NSUNSYLVSAINONIBE4B.A
031 ELMIRA.
NIAGARA FALLS.
11,11 all places in the Western and Northweatein Sado
sod the Canada*.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS
k.er.ve Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Depot. Tae.
oonth and Callowhill atrimate. tdally (Sundays ex.
opted) for the North and West. me follows:
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Morning Express at 13 A.
Afternoon Butanes at &SO P. 21.
Malting a direet connection with all intersecting road-a
FOR THROUGH TICKETS to any point, and further
uutienlare concerning the didntent route*, apply at
he TICKET OFFICE. 423 CHESTNUT Street, under
he Philadelphia • Bank. and °spotlit* the Castes
N. TAN HORN; Tlaket Agent,
Sti Chaatnut arrest
JOHN S. HILLE/4 . General Agent,
Thirteenth end Usliewitill e4sete.
IWlLltoArst LINES.
PHMADELPHIA:,
Niko WN IeAIIate AO. OIIE3IANIVWX. AND NOR,
en And stisr MOMl47lAuni
nctice• n 6, 1865; mall farther
FOR ORRIdIITOWN.
Urfa Philadepbla 6,7, 8, 0 11, 1. 2,3,
10. 8%, 4. 6. AR. 6,7, 8. 9, lu, tt, 12 P. M.
Leave 6.rnp.cit.norn 6. 7. 71i, 8. 19.20, 9, 10. 11. AVA. H..
1, 2 8. 4. 4%. 6. 634,7. B 0;.10. TO P.:K.
-1.1, B.R. down traln mod 3%, 8% up trains W/1/ not
leop On the 4aermantcrwn Branch..
ON 6UNDAYII,.
P Laave Philadelphia 2.10 rain. A. M 9,3, 5, 8.10%
M.
Leave Germantown BA. X.. 1,4, 4%. gx P . M.
EsTmur- Ace,k.
LeavindladeLphia 6,8: tt
10 iLL ,
19 A. • 0 544, SX, 7. X
and 1.1.1. X:
Leaver Ilhepinot Hill 7,10 min.. 8, B'4o. 11.40 A. K.,
1.40, 8.40, 8.40. 6.40, 8 40. Rod 18 40 rata. P. K.
ON 81.114.0A18. _
. , .
Leave Philadelphia 9.10 win. A. M - 2.;•61 and 9 P. X.
Leave Cheat/rut 13.111 7.40 rata. A. llf , 92.40, 6.10, and
9'15 Pr X
FOR CON SHOHOCIINN AND NORRIE6.O. OWN.
Leave 1131Ped.lp8is 6. 8 36. 17.00 win. 31.1 X, 3.
4 31 , Oh, 6.34... 8 (6-min. end 11,14. P., X. • •
Leave Norristown . 5%. 7. 7 90; 9, U Ns, Ig, 43,1.
6..4. and 8 P. M.
The 6)4 P.• IN. train will stop at School Lann Wits'.
Atanaywak. Spring mills. and CO"hihOCief
only.
ON su Dua.”.
Leave Philadelpkia 9 & M 2% and Es' P:
Leave D orrletawa 7A. kw. land BF. M.
FOR adaTtliaK
Leave Philadelphia 6. 8 35. 11.03 min. k 30; 3. .
4%, 934, 6N, 8 (5, and 11% F. 91
Lra~e Manaynnk 8.80.9 g. a)g AL, 554 2,5,
• '
7, by, F. M. _ pi! FIFDITS,' •
Leave pb 13 a? elpb ir 9A. M., 4K. 4K, and 8 P:
Leave Idaesycnlr 7K A. .11.._1K. 6%. and 9 P. X.
W WlLeOrr. Get,erat Sopirtnteinisat.
Depot, NINTH std 011101 N Streets. .Jegett
0151P7".-
, W 011'. OEM3'IIIIII
'ADD PHILADELPHIA RAIL• :
•'Knitlf 9 R AiRANGEMINT' , • • •
On and atter MONDAY. June 6th. 1865. the trsiiooll.l
leave sa 14)11w:re: -
WEST CilaliTßß TRAINS
Leave Philade'phi. for Went I . :hinter at 7.35 and 10.30.1..
M. and 23. 4. 4'. and 645N141. • .
. . . .
have Prost Cbeater ror Palla4elphtait 6 29, 7.45 and!
I 0 38 A. M., and 2 and 4 45 P. M
'Trains I•a•big West Cb..tar at 7 45 A. M
• and law.
tag Phtladeqr.ia at 4 45 P.M. aril not stop atP4naeltol)
and will step below 5.0 Janetiou at Media oaly. • •
43. O. .111NG11.031 1711AllIti •
Lea+a Philadelphtat.r B. C. .ranotion al 5 02 and 10.13.
P.M
Lonve R. C. „Taal:lion for Philadelphia at 8.26 A. X
and 7.2 k P K.
.
On Turodaya and Fridays only, until farther notion, A
bla , ket Trein with Pwsenger Car allacbed. win leave
'Wont Chem'. fur Philadelphia at 545 P. M stopping at
ail etatioos.
These trains atop at all Intarmedlati Wagons. •
OTY 1:10ta DaYs
leave Philadelphia at 8.80 A. X. and 2P 'X.
Leave Weal Chester at 9 a M and 6 P. K.
Train', 1. axing 'Fbiladelohla at 7 35 A M. and 4.. 45 P.
M., and leaving West Cheater at 7 45 M and 4 45 P.
. connect at HIT. Junai,a with trains oh P. & 13.
.It. IC for Oxford and intermediate points.
Pannengers are allowgd to t ate wearing app9.rel only
tt teggarge, and the C00,P3117 will ant in any ca-O be
genponsiole for an amount exceeding one handrei dol.'
lace. twines a 'Imola) contract is rnv4o rer the same.
' • RES Fa WOOD, 'Goo': sap.
PAILAD*LPRIA. lif , rob 16 1666 ' myd
rI'7iT'fI777WZIIW , MT°I
'I HE A.D&M.S BX
.IEINCLa rams cOMPANI, Odice 344
delinaTAUT Strfet. forwa , da Paredls. Packages, Mer
chandise, Bank riotss. and Specie. either by its own
lingor connection with other Express Companies,
1 AO all-the principal Town: and Cities in the United
Mated. • • B. 8 13ANDP4MID,
fell 1 04,nerat BaPirrint•Adent
PROPOSALS.
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OFFICE ITiPOV-:.001tOill8SA1Y OP
O
-.81:11181STENON. • - • • .• • . '
• Wastattretis.'ll. Ain 4l V. loBs .
•PHOPOSALS I , o l l.glittalt—suLia °mu
ass layttnt. until Saturday June Wm, tesrlito'sbeir
M. for furniebint tie Snlivistence Peoartmect with M
SWEPT TRothiND iS 000) sAattsw. OF FLOG
Tie proposals wtll be for whit ite known at thta De
pot as Nos. 1. 2. and 9 and bids wilt be entertained for
any ottintity teas than the whole.
Bide most be in dnelicate, and for each grade on sepa
rate she.. to of paper.
Tie delivery of the Flour to commence within flys
de,■ from the opening of th- bide. and (rta be deli
yired in:soch ortantides. daily. as the G.,wirnatent
may dtrect. either at the Government warenonts in
Georgetown at the votary's' or railroad depot In Wash.
int ton. D
The delivery of all Flour awarded to _be completed
within twenty day& from the accopt,nse of the bid
Hide will be rrasivrd ior Fionr to be delivered In new
oak barrels, bead lined.
Yayruentelillbemadeln inch funds ae the Govern
ment may have for diebureement
he portal Government' inspection will be made just
before the Floor is rs calved: and none will be accepted
wkich Iraot,freeh ground. and of a superior quality
An oath of allegiance must accompany the Otd of each
bide*? who hes not the oath on lie in.thie °dice. and no
bid will he entertained from parties who have pre.
vtously fallen to comply with' their bide, or from bid
ders POE present to re.pond.'
Goverment re•ervee the right to rAleet any bid for
any oasts- Bide to be sodroered to the undereigned.
asafo. 223 " " str,et, endorned for
Fleur." . T. BAIDLIBd.
je7 • Osr.tiMn C. t V.
PBOPOSALS.FOR FIIXT.a; •
Ocivca, 11. ft• M. 0.,
WASNialviO.it. 3CSalls;ligt3 ,
SFALED_PROPOSALS will bdrecalvsd at tide office
until FisIDAY, the seventh de , of 'July. NM, at two
o'circk, P M.± for 'apply lug Weod and Coal to toe
limbed Shales Kerkira., at Pbtfadelobia, Pa , during the
An el year ending' .93th of Jane, ISM the word to be
good merchantable oak, and to be delivered Dilef,
measured, and inspected at such ipints within the
wails of toe Merin, Barreohs as may be designated by
the commanding marine officer.
,five of expense to the
rutted btatte. The coal to be best white aril otithreeite
dimwit]. free from dust, and to weigh 2,240 pounds to
the tot to be weighed, inspected ; &hit delivered at
such polite st Jolliet the walla of the ttiarine Barrecte as
May be designated by the commanding marine officer,
tr:e.of expense, to the .United States, and bath wood
and coal to ha furnished - Dime the quarterly roquisitiOn
the'ccmmendirir officer, show lag the quantities re
-attired. agreeably to rseulatfona.
Pa" utsatit As made upon the receizt-of easounts
'duly authenticated by laid commanding officer.
A goat an tee to be ehtued,by two • esuntetela person.,
Whose responsibility must be certified to by the Unitod
States District Judge; United Matadi District Attorndr,
Or United States Oolleclor, must amornpany each pro
porn), °them'', it will net be considere d.
To be endorsee -- !Proposals for Fuel.' and addressed
to the tandersigued. •. WILLIAM B ST.AOFr,
j.. 7 w .4t '• Maier and (Inartermester.
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T 0 'AYR ID GB BUILDER 8:-TIANS
arid Proposals will be received by the Sbarpsbare
and Lawrenceville Bridle Company till the 344 of
Jane, for •
.BRZOTTNG A BRIDOE
Across tbe • Illerbft7 River, et Bba , rolinrg, Pa. For
particulars, lee tbe undersigned. at ibeaffice of
"silly, Da yell. & Co • at SlilebtPiel:l ea, or at-No
73 WATSB Street. P.Prit'SBIIAO... or +advice him at
Alleabeny county. Pa: •
1ey27134112.. • Jalallb, O LB WIS., 'President
: 1 41
WOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
PAIITINERgEIP bas be . en entered hoe
between Om undersigned, tinder the law. of the Com
monwealth of Pennsylvania, upon the following tonne
and conditions:
I. The name of the Arm under which the 'maid part
nerehip wilt be conducted, le • CAMPBELL &PO
LOCK '
II The general nature of the business is that of ma.
nutsoturin g and wiling woolen and cotton goods in the
oily of Ph tlad el phis.
111 The general partners are OSORGE CLIMSELL,
residing at No 1612 Addison street, in the said city. cad
ILI lAM J. POI4.OCH: residing at the northwest
corner of tieyenteenih and Fitz waterairset s, in the said
Mty.
IV. The amount of capital contributed by the special
partner to the common Moog, it the sum of fcrty then
sane dollars,.pald to cash.
V The partnership to to commence on the third day
of June, .tE6S, and to terminate on the twentieth day of
stay, 1868. GEORGE CAMPBELL
WILLIAM J. POLLOCK.
ALFRED W K. DlL*
G A eneral Plainer&
'
je6 Special Partner.
00PA RT NERSHTP.I 7 —: TER - UNDER
FIONZD. hare this day . formed a. Conartn.rship
under the name end firm of LAFOUINIADES' B 808
at IRWIN, for the traneectlon of an Importing and Job
hint Ba.ineee in Cloth., Catthnoree, and Men'e
Wear generally, at 631 OBBSTNCT +street.
B L IFOIIKO &DB.
0. LeFOljar: • DZ.
WM. R. LeaotrEOLDß.
WM H la WIN,
M. LL.FOIIIIOADB, Je
•
PHILADELPHIA. Jl2llO
The Iliailnesa of the late firm of DE (301111SEY, LA
YOLIBOADE. & Ca.- will be settled at our mace.
A. B.—Mr. OItRALD Dl3 COIIBSBY. of the late
mum dm..
lo about connimmattpg arrangete for a new Uri
neat, of w 'ltch due notice
, jet-6t
IVOTICB.—ALBERT B. JARDEN IS
4.1. a member of °twirl from this dat isoN a, Co.
Ajt"
jel
ZDIICATIONAL:
RUGBY Ain GLAASICAL AND ENGLISH
72 . 26 rtHitallrOT STEER?, PHILADELPHIA.
This institation, which will be established in SEP.'
INEXT, is destined to rival the b.st schools of
this country, and of England in its system of instruct.
Alm and ditelpllne, and In the tallness of its olassieal
and mathematical eottree
Those preparing for college will be flitted to take a
high stand in their class. and to graduate with honor.
It will be the special aim, also. to prepare young men
for business or professional life. Circulars, with fail
information, van be had at UM Chestnut street.
• - ED IT . CLARENCE bMITiI. A. M., Priocipsl
REFERSIt ORB. —Caleb Cope. Esq..}l on Win. D Eel ley,
Ron. Jo.. Allison. Alexatmer Whllldto. Beg . Thome.
Potter. Esq.. A. R. Fia))46Clll. Bag., H. P. M. &rein
bine, Erg. .1127115-111WSZI.
LEGAL.
TN THE ORPHANS'. COM R
M.-FOME
I N
CITY AND COUNTY - Or PHILADBLPHIA.
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iktite oi SAMUEL WM. MSS. deceased.
The ActditOr appointed by the court to audit, settle.
and adjust the account of JACOB W. wsr am; aad
JOSEPH BIBBY. Executors of the last will ani tebti•
meat of said deed, and to report distribution or tha ba
lance In the hands oftbe accountant, will meet the par
ties Interested. for the pnroolee of his appointment, on
MOBDAT AEI'S sNOOO, June lath. ISO, *ASS' o'clock
P. M.,
at his °face Mo. 271 South FIFTH Street. in the
city nt JOISRPH A CLAY,
=TM- wino& Auditor.
RENATE OF JOSEPH CORSON,' DE-
A-a
'CRASED. —Letters testamentary-on the estate of
. JOBSPEI CIPESON. late of the city of Philadelphia.
dace/teed. havine beengratted to the nedereigned, all
Persons Isdebted to said estate will plea.. make pay
ment, and those baving claims will p . e..e present them
to E. A S CORSON and
•
WM WINDLE. Extontore.
Onthsteeville. Oh.eter .. Pa.
ME2I:I
rTrawr , -.7myrT7.11
ariall PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
BOILER WORKS. NELFIE & LEVY,
PBACTIUAL AND TEMA BMA): ENOILE6,3B, M.
CHIBISTE, BOILER•MAKEBS. BLACKSMITHS, and
FOTTBDRES, having for many yesre been to successful
opera' ion. and been erretneiv.ly engaged in building
and repairli g Marine and River Engines, highand
pressure, Iron Boilers, Water Tank., Propellers, &c.,
.&c., respectfully offer their services to the pnbile as
being,fully prepared to contract for longtime of all sizes
Marine. Elver, and Staticnary- having sets or patterns
of differenseizes, are prepared 'to execute orders with
Quick deepttch. Every description of pattern-making
made et the shortest unties. WO and Low preasnres
Fine, Tubular, azd Cylinder Bolters. of the best Penn
sylvania sharsoal Iron. Forginge of all Missend kinds;
Iron Lod Brass Castings of all descriptions; Roil-
Turning. Screw-Cutting, and all other word connected
with the above blIPID•14. • •
Drawinge and epecilleattone for all wort doses at the
establishment freeof charge. and work guaranteed.
The subsertbere have ample wharf-do.k room for re-
Detre of bz.ate, where they can Hein perfect .afety, and
are provided with shears. blocks, felts. &a., dm., for
tabling heavy or light weights.
. -Jeoos 0. Irsidea.
Joan P. LEVY.
BLOB and PI.LIIER !greets.
WiNMWMM;;Mia
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SOUTHWARK FOUNDRY,
Pura 'AND' WASBINGTOIt STRUTS,
PITILTADELPHIA.
BIBRIOCK st SONS,
, ENGINEERS AND MACHINISTS. .
Manafactore Binh and Low Pressure Steams Rliginell.
for land, river, end marine service.
Bo.lisrs. Gasometers, Twat, iron Boats, an. t Cast
ings or all kinds, either iron or brass.
Iros.trame Roots for Gas Works, Workshops, Rail
road Stations, lkc.
Reform and Gas Machinery of the latest and most ha
proved construction. .
Ivory dueription- of Plaatatfon Maebinary. such as
Sugar, Saw, and Grin Kills, Vacuum Pans, Opln
Stearn Tralus.Defeeatort, Fl!vers. Pomp:nix gogin.s.ho-
Sole stelae for If Bllliettx's Patent kaclr-Boilimg
Ammjetne, Gemgtles-Pateut Steens Hammer, &44
h Weloe7 '4 Patent °earlfugal ttriVlr•
Draining Macklres• sun if
M .- ORGAN, ORR, & STEM R
EN..
4 ".• OMB GEES. 'lron Minders: and General
Mae Mutate and Boller. Makers, X0..1219 CALLOW.
HILL Street . • Philadelphia. MGM
• ••
CIRICE & LONG,
FULTON WORKS. 1 . 340 BRACH STREW?.
Engineers. Machinists, Boiler Makers- and Cal
Builders.
Tanks of every description made to order.
So)e Agents for Long's Marino Salinomeiers. myle .l2
THOMAS Mi DONOUGH,
•A•
(ISHEELL 13LACKOMITITURV.
ELK mum, ABOVS DOS SUM,
as Bering tool* on head or made ko order cria shin!
WPM mi/1-3m
AII4MIONEh%
IVRNEBB, BRINLYI, • 00.,
1 . 116. 613 ONSBTSUT tad al JAW !Amu."'
FINAL SALE OF THSSEABO■ OF 11071R'13 CELE--
Biaii,iA
We wtllsel ) for the bat tame tbte eeltion. to dose
the entire Importation. the-following cleanable articles
•
of the above make. through
FUR& 8 1 14, - BRUKLIY. & CO.,
(4 FRIDAY 12106311120,"
Sone 9tb. 18615. at 10 o 'clock, on font montba. credit,
'4W ylecee Lapin superfine opoellties Wads' made..
White, szatins, bine and KO colored mon.lirr de
isles; comp' hang new and choice shades of =rules Jut •
180 pieces Lupins 15.4 black and colored do, an (Mei.
ties_
nopima+ roahlu' , 6 4 black tam4e, lust landed.
/00 plates Lupin% 3-4 black and roods colors, crepe
.1331.11 , 0 Z .
l 0 olecax Lupin 'is 'Mend 814 black and white do. do.
/00 Pieces Lardn'e 9•4'black and mode tamarttnes„
26 pieces'. Lupin 8.4 black tam artt nee
26 places Impin's 7 fend 8 4 black aud white hareim.
Pieces Lupin's 34, 8.4 and 10.4 tailored bare".
Eletnant.
60 pieces Lablii'e black 'harem just land'ed,
26 pieces Idrnin 'a 8.4 black tlensntlnes. j net landed.
WlMplestes Urines black bombazines, Bone to sapordne
onalitita;
6C pieces Lurri'm'a black aniecolored chanty. zuretzati4.
the entire int Arm..
26 eleven 6.4 Parris Week •n&nfirite stripe alerting.
60 pieces 6.1 blank mobairs, Sow to superfine qaell..
- 61 `0, 60 Pieces 6 t Paris colored' crape Sageni:r,. now
landing frhm steamer Persia'
•
OR Wifl.
• WO Laphei saDerflho quatimel. thlbet stkiWbs) eflk
210 Lupin's black centre flab lima's border Elting
shawls. .
Eco ,nperfl ea gnat Cy black and wastte Mugge.
maretz and barege ReT111111( P hamlet.
NlLga.
Jac*, a line impar qnslitiea b! rck Lyone taffetas.
1711 IL Bal/kCiaik.
& P ARIS Pails yell beeseaa n - m_iina and brown.
AlEo, 6 4 COLORED - Cti.F. o 3 SUGIa
Diow landing frein 'termer - Persia.
Ont
60 pieces 6-4 Paris sopar colored crepe Eugenie% now
landing. -
PRIMP FORD & CO., LIJOTIONBRRS,
11114 WARKE T and sow cioNK - N Images.
LARGE SALE GP
. 1:491 . ) CASES BOOTS - AND SHOES.
OR THURSDAY MORAUSO,
j rliG 8, ccmccer cing at 10 o'clock. we-will sell, by
catel. rue: for cash, 1,4(13 cases LUbil . .ll, boys', and
Youlbs' boots. shoes. broesne, balincrale. sHooors.
Oxford ties, Congress boots &c , dio with a desirable
assortment of 10 01Dfal 6, zotstere, and children's west.
- pANCOA.BII' & WARNOCK, AU°
TIONZIRE. S4O MARKET anat.
LARGE POPITIVE SALB 750 LOTS AMERICAN
AUD INPOE.TED DRY 00005. biEt.LIETSST
GOODS, EMBItoIDERISS, ao.tritair 000DS,
by catalogue,
THIS 111013.NLIG,
Inn, 7th. commencing at 10 o'clock, comprising a fail
sarcoma:it of P.s.ntabio and d? arable good,
L. C. DAIIDNERi'BIEF:i AND SaihT•PRONTS.
TIIII33fOIiNING
An invoice of ladies 3f,' ptaln and hemstitched L. 0.
bacclesschlefe. Also. a toll line of (tints' all tinen
abltt flonta. Also, very tine nambers for beet city
sales. •
* * 4III3.N.OIDERIES AND TRAVELINa SETTd
Also emb'd jaconet edgings and fuse/tinge, javnat
donating, Infanta' crams. eollare, etc
tvDill. line or led,ee' plain, fancy and eibld
lines trawling eetts, ladies' platted and puffed teem
and Swiss :valeta, &C. Alan awta4 mull white goods,
skirting,.ac •-
• • LACE VEILS AND POINTS.
50 lots laflea' newest Parity sty . les black and white
bugle and cheriell border, lace 'MIAMI. Parte black I.co
panita,
RIBBONS AND MILLINERY GOODS. •
Alen. co,ored and black Nmnet ribbons • NG. N and 5.
trlnabiba ribbone, fans. trimmings, fancy buttons. hq
AlFo. Paris artificial diwers, white silk melee, boa
neteilee,
• •
IIusIBRY GOODS, SKIRTS AND CORSETS.
Alto. Incite' gents' and children'', aptton hoes and
hose, Mice' lane gents' gloves notions, spool thread.
pine, buttons, &c
--Alto, ladles' and mimes' hoop skirts. all whalebone.
Baobablos:
' • STRAW (moos. erßaw Goons.
• • TBIS WEDNESDAY KQEDEING,
By eataloste. no oases newest shape ponnets, hats
and (sm. toz .hullet..mletet!-and ehit 4 Tan g wear.
B E.OOTT, JR., A:IICTIORiER,
1010 GETBSTDUT Street.
pFEAT 09/OBIDATION SALE OF OVER 390 OIL
Ps 1NT1!.03.
On THIS TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY
. and TRICTII3-
DAT next. thb 7th, acd Bth two., at 8 o'clockpreelsa
yid be tall , without r.eerve. about :MO Bowel+ oil
paiattage, floc the pencils of our moat cetebra , ed ar
.tiste, among 'whom -ars 0. A. Seminars, T. Ilse&
Mash Pant Hiner, H Boese, W. It Winner.
Pyle, 0 F Beniml.l, T. r. (mar, It- 11.. heed, Leon
H C Bonham, A. Parton. e.na other. the
collection it cam pat's": of a private taliery in this city.
the Plitiadelphts Eke' eh Olnb..and . merlosu Art Oat.
lert of Veer 'Yolk. how open for examinatioo, with
catalogues. •
THiTM AB J.. MILLER, AUCTIONEER.
a. —Exiti•:l3l%. , BS' fie Lk OF staß3 AND VALUABLE
.13 , "013.A. BOTH IsTAND SAD AND 311808LLA616006.
comprising the entire Library of the lets John Vatrior.
B.ti. of Alban y,.N. Y., embracing aboat 6 (00 volumes.
TiltiMst, J.. saLLICH will stall by seance r1116i. , -
Pall. WilDliBsDAI. TIiIIRIDAY. and FRIDAY. chi
13th, hilt. lath. and 16. h of JON& at 10 o'clock etch
day, at the Library. No. 195 Broadway. corner of Aran
attest, in the city of Albany, the whole cAlection oi
books contained. therein: among which may bt found
Siegal:My boutid lmp'rial folio edition of Audubon's
Birds of Araeries; belly's British ,Ornitholory. illus.
trial ed with ricbly• colored life sirs engravtore• Nudist's
British birds, do. ,do. ; Donovan's Britian Ftelee, Go.,
do.; Anon bon'a Qoadrapeds of emetics; Le Stases
Fiord. illustrated with steel engravings of the most
beantiftil Pictures, Siatues. and Ban Bel.eft; in the
Royal Cull6ctton, Bares, HMI 2 volumes; Bruise Fran.
-tale; Ilitittrated with Mee' engravings of the 111181 rt.
maimed pied:iron which existed lc the .Lonyre bore
Denriptive Jotter press In F , ench aed
Buffin's Natural History; Indian Gallery; fc.m b t raohtc
bacycli.pie4l%; Rue Cyclopedia, quarto. c 7 vole i Gsn•
Oman's Slaragine. from 1781 to. 1860: Parl , ameatary
Debatie, from 1660 to 1&0; The Annus' Regl..t,r, from
17:73 to 1W...3: London Quarterly. from 1803 to 1861; North
tlllftliCkll Review, from 1816 to 1863; together with a
let ge collodion of valuable dtandard and Miscellauentu
'Works. Begravings,• Oil Paintings, Book-oases. Fix.
tons, am fiatalr•gnoa can be bad br addressing the
anecionsor. No SO Eros Away, N.. York cit., or a; the
(Moe of JOHN TATLOIt'd SONS. No. 11.33 BROAD- •
WAY. Albany. • • mY24-rawfet •
p .A.
PECIAL SALES OF SERVICEBLE
ft+ MUFF NORM;
QUARTERMASTER 011YERAL'6 OFFICE
WARRINGTON, D. C., Jane L 1865.
By direction of the Quarts/master General there will
be cold at public auction, to the highest bidder, at tae
times end p - aces named bilese, et r:
GiRTIMEO. D , MONDAY. Jane 6, 1855.
Gad , bORO, D. 0.. SAAVRDAY. Jane 19. 1865,
Olat4lollo, D. C, MONDAY. June 12. 1855,
BALTIMORE MD. LtISIDS.E4DAY. fans M. DM
N.. IL2IA 11 tWORI'. - P.A.',' SATURDAY. June 17. 1865,
Wittl CREeIEIt:PA.. BATUM.DA I, dune 17. 1885,
GIESbO 80 D. C., eATUSD sY late t 7 1886, 01Eb130110. D MOS 0,1.1.4nne 19 MIS.
D SATURDAY, Jane 21. 1065,
Pllll. A DELPHIA.-PA.,'RATURDAY. Jan, 21, 1865,
Girt Bisho. D C. , MONDAY. Jtme7.6. 1165,
YITT:bIIIIG, PA., SATITBD tY. Jaly 1, 1061.
GJESBORU. D. C., SATLIkDAT: July L 1065,
Two Butdred Serviceable Draft Horses at each 'lace
An oppoi tunny to purchase a superior clam of Draft
Renee, at tar less than their true value, Is now afforded
to the pablie The salamis, tnorigh coned and service
ab,e, ate no longer regotred In the army, and mast be
Polo. The attention or managers of city railroads and
of mannfscto lee Is espimislly calls t to these Halos.
Domes sold slaely. bales to commence at 10 A. M.
Terms—Cash in United States currency
Steamboat for Dissboro will leave Eleventh- ellrast
wharf, Washington, every boar 'rem 9 A af. t06P.51.
JAMBS A REIN,
Brevet Brigadier General in charge,
First Division_ Q. M. G. 0.
SALE - OF GOVERNMENT HORSES
QUARTERMASTER GENERAL'S °FMB,
Pinar Drors too(
WASHINGTON CITT, MST N. 1885.
will be sold at public auction. to the higturai bidder,
at Glesboro, D. C. OR
FheIPAY, June 2,, 1866,
TUB -DAT Juno 6, 1855,
THURSDAY. June 8 1E65,
FRIDAY, Juno 9. 1966,
AND ON
TUESDAY. THDlidnaT. and FRIDAY
of smelt week tbereajter during the month of Juno. DM,
TWO BUNDEBD CdVALItr HO atiBl3 NAOS DAY.
-Par road and farmitg purpores many goof. bargains
may be had.
Horses sold sing:y. Sale to commence at 10 A. M.
Terme cash, in Ut bed Suttee currency.
Steamboat for Glestivro will leave Seventh-street
Wharf, Washington, every hour from 9 d ei P. M.
JAMS 4 A. AKIN.
Brevet Brigadier General. in charge' Ist Division,
Quartermaster General'. °Hee. je2.25t
S&LS OPCIOVERNMENT HOR,SES
•• QUAlStaaltaisma O.E.NBEAL'S nPFICE,
. . . FIRST D/VIB.ON,
WASWINGTOR 01TY. May s 9. 1.955.
Will be sold at public auction, to the blithest bidder.
at the tiXDP. and) Janet; named below. viz •
SALTIMOnI3, MARYLAND, W.IIOINitSDAT,
June 7. ISM
LARCAFTRE.. PEVNEY GV aNIA. THURSDAY.
June 8 Mi.
READING, PENaiSYLVANIA. THURSDAY,
Jane H. i 865,
WEST CHEST= PEstfraYLVARIA. THURSDAY,
Jane 16 1822.
MIFFLIN, PENliziY GVANIA, THURSDAY,
Jane 2/. IWO.
PITTSBURG, 1 LVANIA. THIIREDLY.
Jane 22, 1856,
BALTIMORE. MERYL ani D. WEDNESDAY.
_ Jade 28 1665, •
PITTSBURG. PENNEY LVASIA, THURSDAY.
inn. 25 le6l,
TWO HUNDRED OAVALRY HORSES
at each place.
For road and farming /irmails many good bargstas
may be bad
Romeo sold singly. Sales to commence at 10 AN.
Team—ma, in. United states oarrency.
JAMES L. ERIN,
&avid Brigadier General,
In niacin Ftrst Divlmon Q. II G. G.
NOTICE. -SALE OF ARMY. MULES
GITARIEREAsTER GENERAL'S OFFICE,
WGTON. D. May a last
IitATIT /HODS BTUs ASH OF IN MULES are being dieposed
of ft. public gala at Washington.
lb. Fates will continue notti the number of ani Male
Is reduced in prrportion to the reduction of the armies,
tow going on rapidly.
There are in the armies of the Potomac, of the Ten
noises, and of Georgia. ProNsb.y R THOUSAND
(IF THE F/DIEST SiX•MULE TEAMS IA THE
WORLD.
Many of them wfre bought in -the beginning of the
war, as young mules, accompanied the armies in all
heir marches and camps, and are thoroughly broken,
hardened by east CIF*, gt•ntia and familiar, from being
so long surrounded by the soldiers.
The whole Bomb Is stripped of famine 'dock. and the
lforth also has tuffsred from the drain of animate, tahen
to sr pp: y the amine.
Theee entangle are Bed atipublie auction ; THEY Wild.
ItOT fiG Abe YTHING LIKE THSIR iTE.I3
De LUE ; and such opportunities for farmers to get
working animals to stock their farms, and for droyare
and dealers in stock to make good speculattorts, by
purchasing them and deep:ming of them in the &lath,
will never occur again.
K G. KEIGa.
Qaartern:tartar General.
Brevet Major Genera.
SALE OF CONDEMNED
MAETIII . B BTOBB3. WAGONS, A1113171.41..3.88,
&c. —Catty Qcs.areaslawrint's OPetca.
DEPOT OP WaaaiNtarCta.
Wa•wraGTOlr. D. C.. •efar Z 20855. -
• •
whl be gold at Public Auction, under the directigin of
Brevet Colonel Charles R. Tompktns, A. Q. M.— Mt the
govnrnment Warehouse, eitumed on the sonars be
tween g end P •nc Twentieth And Twenty-licetatreeta,
in the cit . , of Washington, D. C.. on THintniilalf. Jane
.Bth. DE& at lOo'cloca A M , a lot of Qaatternmster's
Stores. condemned as being neat for use, viz: . -
Saddles. Bridles. Halters.' Soars, Wrenches. Hu ,
'legged. Buckets, Banneera. Knives, Anvils, Flit 3.
Deeps, Anger', Rules. broadaxes, • Platform Busies,
Wheelbarrows. Balance wheels:- Panlins,Grindstones,
Dirt scrapers. Ploughs. Tool Chests. and a large lot or
Wrought-Iron Ecraos. Waron• tire, &c.
• ALSO.
Will be sold , at the foot of Nineteeittb ,treat, neat
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.. immediately after the
completion of the sale stove referred to, a urge lot et
Two and Yon?- horse Wagons. 8 0 , 11111 WaffOito.
Wagons, Metellic Wagons, Ambulances, Carts, Stz
buccesefut bidders =Let remove . the stores within
Ave (0) days from date r f
Terms cash, in Government funds.
fl:' H. RUCKER.
Brlg. G.ii and Chief Q. 1f .
,Dotiot of W*•hjortnn.
mi3O tja7
MEDICAL.
{.. ELECTiiICAL'OFPICES.
No. 154 Perth ELEVENTH, below RACE Street;
also. CHESTNUT end FORTIETH Street, West Phi
ladelphia
•
DR. TE1015113 ALUM haring been very anivess
illl'in the cure or Diseases by this new method.
Weald inform hie Mende and. the Public tint be in
still benefitting zand earths' many whom medleine
did not affect, and considered incurable.
We will mention a few of the Diseases tn'tha.eure
of width this treatment seldom if eve; falls ;
/
Rheumatism. Pelona. - Kidney Ditmsea„
neuralgia, GAZIR7a/141. Liver
Pro all sis, inners. Genital . " .
lerranpe, Boils, • Spinal • .
Dysparata„ . abscess,
1 Throat .• •
Fever at Aims. . Eruptions, Prolapens,
Sethina. lniinnamattons,' Noe Realssions.
/Congestion, Hemorrhage, Diabetes, „& s .
Patients will be treated at their residenees When
Ideeired, a large nom bar of testimonials may be aeonat the Caeca from patients in this sty.•lonsnits,
tlone gratis. Ofile• hours 9 A. M. to 6P Mi n
_,__ the
i any. DR. PROS. ILIAN;
apl9.3mEisatrktan.
LB CTROP A.T HIC EST .BLISS.
a-. 1 MEET. —DR. A. A. STEVENS. one tittle PIUS
DISCOVERERS of a new ardent of treating dieseee bf
MODIFIED ELECTRICAL APPLKUTIODE; lea ;
Las been so TOT 7 ItIVJOINSIII/ at PEND SQUARE for las
test three Testy, has removed Me CtElee and Reablesev.
to 1638 VINE Street, one door' below Seventeenth -
AU persons deviling referenees, or. any 3mitlaKelsr
with regard to hie edvaelal mode of trealralnt, `llls
all or send for a ramnblet
VOSIEDAtiIIE Qd adTive irstalsoas,
BMK&RD & HUTTON
• Fate No. WM 'Walnut street
ELECIArrr Foxtviruns. FIDE &IA NTEL pin
IsIEHOES, motiD WOOD etettO, H&ND3• It !
ea A w nsimu.s. FMB VELVET AND BENSSELS
CARPETS, &a.
_ .
ON TUESDAY 11011lifIC0.
Jure 13, at 10 o'clock., at No. 1.631 Walnut street, by
catalogue, the elegant r , ee;rood drawing.reom furni
ture. walnut chamber furniture, oak dining room far.
altars. fine French plate mantel and pier mirrors.rose-
Wood 7 octave pianoforte. by Bohomaoker .1; Co . hand•
00m e gilt chandel:ere. oak secretary. baok•cate. sew
ing macbint• b► Grover 8 ihker. fine wines. handsome
velvet &nagela; and imperial carpets; &c
May be examined at 8 o'clock on the morning of set.
Adminittrator'• Sala Estate or Joseph. Fleming, de
ceased.
VALUABLH XACHINBIIt OF VIE SPRING NILES
• fIOTTOO FACTORY.
ON WEDII3BDAT 111ONNH
June 14t1. at 110 - clock. by catalog H ue, l by ,
order of the
administrators of Jogapit Fleming. detested, the valu
able rgacbtrotry of th. Suring Unlit Cotton Pattorr,B R.
COTII6r of Twenty-fourth and Hamilton street-a. In
clue int .55 looms, (Mx tread - ea); 6 bobbin. frames: sp.”l
- frames; 6 Danforth frames; 3 males; 11 card': fla
tures. an , of dye-house; shafting and pulliats, kc
Full particulars In eatalegucts.
elj2 z BOSTON- AND PIEULLADEI2.
PHIA. STEAMSHIP LINE. sailing from Senn
pors on SATO-RI:WM from Er t mbar( above PINS
Street, Philadelphia. and Long Whaef, Boston.
41The steamship NORMAN, Cent_ Baiter- mill sal: from
Philadelphia for Banton. on Saturday. dime 10 ni 10 A
AL, and steamship SAXCIr, Rapt. 14M1111/11, from Boa
ten for Phllidelbaia, on the same day at 4 P. M.
_
These now and su b stan tialtaitanthips forni a maim
line, sailingSrom eaeh port punctually on Saturdays.
Insurances °Nested at ono-half the prenatal stared
on the vessels.
Freights takai at fair rites.
Shlpra are rev:L.O.4lW and Up Reitaipts and Bing
of Ladies with their goods.
For Freight orru.u, (haiing Sue isootrsoduttour.).
apply to HURT WINSOE 2t .1 30..
mh9•H S3A South DILAWARB Arenas.
STEAM WEEKLY TO LI.
VBRPOOL. touching at QUESIISTOWS,
(Cork Rarbor)_ The well known Slesanera of the Liver•
pool riew York and Philadelphia Steamship Co**'env (Inman Line). earrYinz the United alike Nana, art
Intended to sail as follow.:
CITY OF BALTIMORE —.:— SATURDAY, June 10th.
CITY OF W•iIIiINOTOIL....IIATURDAY. Item 17th.
dad every snesedins Satur day at loon. from Pier
Forth River.
RATES OP PASSAGE:
Payable in Gold, or it. eordvalont in Onriansi.
Fire. ,1480 dd.ftioyaxa . IX
to London. 85 001 " to Lon don.. 54 f 6
" to Paris ....... .96 001 "" to mbrg 90 . '•
to
Pllaris—i—re'
40 00
Passeng ß s a ls o forwar M ed to.Rnes, Br m emen Iti.
terdam, Antwerp, dee, at equally low rates.
Fazes from Liverpool. or Queen town: 1.; Cabin, 1174.
19106. S teerage from Liverpool or Queenstown. ;X
hopsTs who wish to send for their friends am bev
tickets hers at thew rates.
For farther Information apply at the Company's
0166 dell 3011111 0. DALE, Agent ,
30-O 111 WET street. Phil% 3
Addigt NEW EXPRESS LLNR, TO
ALEXANDRIA, GEOROSTOWN, AXE
WASHINGTON. Via Chesapeake and Delaware anzAl.
Steamers leave lint Wharf above MARKET Street.
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at ra N.
• For Freight'proly to Agents, WM. Y. OLYDS -At 00.;
14 Forth and South WhArree.Pialla. L. 7 „: IS DAVID E.Oll,
Oeorretown.D.O. ; PLOWBRaiI .1; BOWEN, alexastria.
Va.
sabl4-91a
aigerst - NOTICE.—FOR, NBW
NEWIODIC EXP
, OR R IC. The PHILADELPHIA A.Elb
EHE BTE
Delaware and Raritan CanaI.AMEOAT COALPAINY. via
Steamers leave DAILY, ant wharf below SWUM
Slyest at a o'clock P. AL
wit. r. CLYDE a co., ma. wßaga ar z. •
uthm-iat •
• . JAMIE YEAH!. 1111'..
_. llr
' . .- , . -
• •
adw it iFoßieLige.NY AND:TROY,
vis DELAWARE AND RAM.
T Als CAB AL.--The Barge MONFIREY. DAN.'IIB.3.
waster, is now loading at first wharf below.; 011tfOR
Ftreet. f )1. the above points. and will leave. on WED-
D.BSDAY EVSNING.
For Freigh which will be taken on -imaaonabl•
terms. spnlF to D FLANAGAN. Ageso. -
ieffr•St 309 South DELAWARE avenua.
f l 0A L .-13ITGAR LOAP .v. _ BEAVER
Barazolir; and Spring Mountabt immieli Coal, and
best Locust Mountain, from flohnSkill.".m*parad.
u.
weedy. for family sum Depot.. X: . 4Nomor
glaHtg
sad WILLOW Streets. • Omito.No. South 880013)
Strest Ma -in • WALlffloyi & OR'
______—__
01E114 IC T OU RisTl rußz. -
.. ..
MOORE Ic €43PIONt
A6I SODTH SECOND STEKII7.
are prepared to follow the decline in the market 11 the
price of their Fannon'. Purchasers will pleases gall
and examine our 'Leek.
- mrlo-17`
•
al
UNION MOWIN G - -Itt.tECERR,
..11.; which hue been hilly tested for the Lll4 four years,
It combines strength, durabitity. fi g ht we i g h t, ii. ht .
draft, with comptete efacienug in cutting gram light
Or heavy, wet or dry. lodged or staisdutg, and embra ce .
many minor conveniences not found la otheentaohl nes.
Also for sale. the most complete 07Le•horge La wn _m cwer
in the market. PASCO ALL-afORRIS.
nu o • h u
Me Agent. Alpieulturat IltArehottiss,
, • MO NABBIZEIT thresh
•
PHILA.DELPHIA.
GROW' "ANNAN" INSTITUT". Xo. 14-
• NINT" Streetabrys Market.-8. 4.
guarantees
rrnitNTT, after
skilfu thirty years' practical savarionce.
the l ailitut znent of his PV4k21111311 Pa
",at oradsattny rxeciure , Trrob, Supportema t lasudia
tutkinirt. atcttlder Brims, Crutches, as. = Liaise
apartments geminated by a Latbr. WY- ly
MUNRY TO AITY ----- /)Cr-had
s LOANED UPON DIAMONDS WITENIEL
JEWELRY. YLATE as., al
jONES a ad s
OLD EsTABLNEIRD LOAN ontialL
Comm THIRD and CJABRIT...L Sta.. below. Lombard.
arcs-fir
. •
NUMB 'WATSON'S •
suLA xammr . sAirz
WPORI.
as Qoure rocrETH Errium.
tam varberr ot . 71.11111-PROOI ILLP.II2I alirssamt
-,•'
COTTAGE ORGANS. •
Itot
L ottlY trnEXOPELLED, but trIISQUALLIAt lln.it7
c. ono aYel Power, dedszed swpswfAlly fort Churches
heStic , llll, but found to be solislls will wiaptim to
rite .or mtd Dravins Boom. /or oda etly by
No. Is Noah SEVIIOII93 itreet.
pie. 1. conjlifts istottamat of, Ws 1 1 . 44.f5et .li6lc4suil
co"..t.sattly al, baud_ f*E.erm
flat E. B. •ELRLEY; -
E===
AMMON @ALES.
I TONII B. MYER a 00. AUCT/OX
SEM, Jot. Sl32.iad NMI MAW StrowL
!- -
LABOR FOIIFFIVE SALE env DB.. : • , F SBZfilff,
- OgliZgian. A !II) DolliScTfig DK r . O
007,3.
We er ill bold a large sale of Foreign and Domestic dry
goods. by analonUO. On' a credit ot todr eaemibi. Arad
past for cub. __ etu ........
ON rESDAY KOHNI7M. . •
fent 13.embractag shouted° pacireites tut& lota of Aside
at d fancy articles, In-woolems, woreteds. Exc.'s, silk,
and cotrenr, to which we irate He attentbrrof decarrs.
11 B -Semple' , of the same wilt be erreervmr !or 1
expiration with estalogner, early on d he mbralma
the sale. Wl:en dealers; wi ll ftnd it to their Patera=
attend.
./.. &808 SALL OF FOIX6•0 F.IGI if AID D0M537743: .12eal
01IS •
Ir eluded in oar 'ale of TRITICYDAY. Jane BL.Vewlp
de found, in Dorf, the following, 1 11 %
- bale, brown and b!emitlett mewling an i drills.
- bales white. calored. and strand wool liwattalg.
-mimeo bleached and colored terser reline. nidahligt,
. *O.
- as 666 indigo 1,1110 checks, -Windings and stripes.
- cal> , / M.DchFstar singhameand'pislds.
. -- (*sea Kentr.ekvjearr.e; deranis. and cottonades,
- came mint ri' Laurels, blns and printed. bonen.
-cams black and co'orrd csmirries end 'elletias,
-.limas' =aliens. patleres; twee& -111mr, ke .
• iiSscii.kriT - rirLoße , ' Ot) , MV.
Also,Franch eothe. d.,..ftsklas; osmitmeres. .siols.
tricots. 'athlete mixed tuoltoos. beitriinersnd &atonal
Bostic gs, Italians • sale de chinas: gte. . '
LINEN ROODS: . • -
Large lino. shirting. Wet. Spaplalt„ end' Moan
linens.
Large 'ineeddelm drills. barleys. elzrrislerssik:
Large linos table damask, sheeting@ dlteer, iSVIV•
Ham linen cambric handhereaiefa: winkles: de:
DEIN', frOODEL
Pads mozambisnes. silk. meteors, mottle ..4fs bane , :
Toll d. eb...r. , .., grenadunes, popllos, prletedjkra nide '
organdies. lawns. alpaca.. baimorals. dm -
. SILKS
—pieces plot," itimb 21 to EH inch &roe de Rhine,. Orr
fetes atmarer,•Donit de soleand grim de Mentes, superb.
Wlitte edge &Toe [MITA, dtc
Ale°. summer !bawls, elk and cloth Mantles,. travel.
lrg shirts, boetery. 1001441, merino and setae eemie.,dl
*bine, ann umbrellas. patent thread, ties, straw goods,
notion•, &c.
CLOSING SeLIPIP HOSIBRT. GLOVES, &c.
OR 78UR80,1.2. JUNE 8;
We will offer to tits' trade about s.ooo'dozen Or:Pirmee•
cotton besiery to close mnsignmenee, ir.cladtug
Ord ercup.n'e blenched, brown. mist and open grwl:
besc and bail bolo. boys'. ml*res' and children's ditto,
Berlin, lisle, silk end'cotton gloves, &e.
POSITIVE GALS 01 , cußpgrraros, Dnuourrs.
. IdarrITIGS, &s - •
OS PRI DAY - MO icfll NG,
June 9tb. &clerk. mil •..
be sold by catelorne, ot.
four months' credit. abont46o please rich royal _it-
Vestry. Brussels, printed superfine and the in
grain. royal dsmallVenetian, list, hem:. cutlets.
and rag earPetincs, 'Canton and cocoa wettings. ate,
embraeins a choice assortment of su.Perlyranod, wh-tell
may be examined early on the morning o f me.
LARGE POSITIVE SALE JB vaseircg. ITALIAN.
BRITISH AND GERMAN ib 'CY GuODS.
• ON MONDAY EfOENINO.
-.June Itile. atiO o'clock. wilt be sold es , Oits'ogoe, on
a credit of lola , mount., about -
6SO PACKAGES AND • LoTe
of Prroceb, India. German, and British dry good'. ke.,
embraalnut lareoand choice accortmont or &nor and
staple articles In MIL worsted. woolen. Mien , and 1 1.34.-
ton fabric.
B —Sarni:decor the same will tos arranged for ex
aminatlen, with catalogues. early on the moraine of
sale, when dealers will End It to their interest to at.
tend.
LABOR POSn'IVE MLLE BOOTEISBORE. BED
: orals, T)EtAVIALII9O 13AGEt. STRAW - opops. die.
oer TIIRSDLY WOBARNO,
Jane 111th. at 10 o'clock, will be sold, by eatalOgue,
'Without reserve , on • tour months' crocit. , about MOO
peel ogee he..-$ ;Noels. brogan'. straw moods. travelkg
begs, &c:, embracing a prime and trash rwtortmeat of
11? st eats city and nsatern roan eaernre. which will be
open. for examination, wick sataloguer early on the
morning of sale. . .
Air THOMAS & SONS,
AAA-. Nos. 139 ~ad 141 South FOURTH Revak
Pnblle gales or Real Estati and Stocks. at iha jx.
change. every Mena ay. at 12 ,p',:loek.
CA.R.D.--Catzlokaekof the valuable library of Re.
Cha , loo Pontoon. compriotna over 4.= tote, to ht
eold Tone 6th. lth. Bth and 9th. are now ready and
may be had at the anotion store.
Bale No. 232 Catherine sheet
,
IfBAT HOUSEHOLDFa vNITURB. DMISSICLB CLR
PSTo die
- Tars mdßiliira.
At 10 o'clock. at n3, l = Catherine street, the tent
hen.ehold forntium, slut cottage faraitare, secretary.
bookcase. Bac Nrn•sels carpets, Am
May be examined at 8 oichck no the morniar of gala.
DALE OF H0)/03
THIS DAY.
. .
JUDO 7th, at 4 o'clock, at the Ball's Head Tavern.
Mark.t etrett. below Thlrty•etabth a:Tees for &comet
or the Milt. d Etates,.by order co r acdouet- W Stns.
C./14r Qoarterzaaster; 7Z hor.es.. e4ndemned. Terms
cash • . .
Sale at Yoe. i 9 arid 14 , 1 South Fourth, s'aset
STIPKRICIRFO ten MULE -PREIO if PLATS Kr 9.0011%
tiir 19 0 MACHIN'S% FINE BRU39Erf3 OTEISS
CA} !- AC
Eir- .13131tEiDAYA11111311VG. at 9 o'clock. at the
Minden store, superior. furniture. flue 'French slate
mantel and pier mirrors. reeelnr machines. China and
glest.we7e—lne Brussels and other cement &c.
• Ise. fine plated dinner Perrin.). nizt-fesene ens) tu
reen and.lanie, four Tesetahlerdishes. trendies set.
ge e N o lam walnut street.
311.SOAST PORNITURS . •
Ott FRIDAY MOB MHO,
June 9, at 10 o'c'oele. at Pio 14 8 Walnut atteet, by
analogue, top elegant furniture. including? ee to rem.
wood drawing. room furniture, pair elegant mantel
pier ultiore. hemdeome chandcliera, 'very e'eaut
.aaminater canine. roeemood piano sonde by Stole ng*,
*epee-tor ask olning rom nen:attire. walnut boon c.a..%
enpertcr chamber furniture, atc. Full particolam to
catalogues
SST The furniture wee 'made to Order by Vollmer,
sna la equal to new. NAY he examined at 8 o'clort on
morning of sale.
• • - gale No. 478 North Eighteenth Btreet.
ENPEEIOIIFUNN,LTUR Pi PI &NO vl P 6 0.901 PETS. &e..
455ififfrAbif Muß Ihh o;
June 10, at 10 crolcci, at' ffo. 408 :gone Et sb - eeeth
smote ty catal-gne the enpericr fa i ag t
snit of elegant 'walnut and green ptuAh drawiug roam
furniture: rosewood pianos, Payee a.cm•es, mat- hr
Stem A haven. fine carpets. euperinr dining ro , m 4 nl
chamber furnitute masse.ses. feather Dods. &; ;
alto the ki.chenutezialle May be examined du :he m..ra
of gale, at 8 o'clock. .•
Administratore Sale. No. .IC9 Pine .trvet.
P.IIPENIOR. PORNITti FIN, PI ell Ts.P.S.SP.CiIt CAR
.
Pars, &c
ON MON OAP - - stowstsr
12th lest.. at 10 o'cloci, by catalogue. at No 409 Plea
street, by order of administrators, the superbr parlor.
aiming rwm and chamber furni tare, handeome ta.n.try
cal vbtP, rstrigirator, &c.
May be examined at 8 o'olock on the morning of the
sale.
salpirtriG.
COAL.
FURNISHING UNDERTAHR%
F. B. coiner TENTH and asses streeta. ;;.3.3m