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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER. THURSDAY. APHIfr 25. 1861. ID, WHITE.

BLUE AND GREY TUUESDAT. APRIL 25, 1861. rTteeTesS1ladel5hla Commercial of Chesnat and 8 evnth streets. An tnsutation deeigred to prepare rvaaf mentor active business. Book-keeping, Penmanship, plain and onmmsntaL Commercial Forms and Calcalanona.

Bach student baa individual inatructtooj at thia iastltz tton ol JUST IMPORTED. oJ2 C5M8 Rood Chanpagne at $9 per oc Snoerior at tt per doc irS 8t.JuiienClaeVata 50 per doe. 400 do. Medoc, very good, at 4 per doe. vl 5" phateanx Latoar.

at $7 par do u2 Margot, IS years old, at $IC per do. ibte5ttx at a 18 per doz. casks of Bordeaux Claret, Syears old. at 4 per cask. Sold b7 MONTfELLIEB A ap5 ftnwSmx No.

ii 8. Third street BAV ELI NO SHIRTSN FOR MILITARY A full assortment on hand, AKI 3Tlannel Shirts and Drawers. The rennsylTania The following is a complete list of the volunteer companies of Pennsylvania mustered into the United States service at Harrisburg, since the formation rf Camp Curtin up to the evening of 1 A April Ringgold Artillery, Evading, McKniebt: Allen Infantry, Lehigh county, Capt. Thos. Yeaeer; Johnstown Zouave Cades, Capt.

J. M. Power; National Lteht Infantrr, Cipt. McDowell; Pittsburg Rifles, Capt. Henry Am-lirg.

April 20th. Lancaster Fencibles, Union Rifles, Tyrone Artillerists, Cameron Guards, Belief on te Fencibles, Jackson Rifles, Chambers Artillery, (Company Washington Greys, Union Rifles, Delaware; Independent Infantry, Scott Guards, Reading Artillery, Johnstown Infantry, United States Zouaves, Pittsburg; Turner Rifles, West Chester Rifles, Union Light Infantry, Logan Rifle Rargers, Chambers Artillery, (Company State Capital Guard, Chambers Artillery, (Company Lewisburg Infantry, State Guards, JSegly's Zouaves, Easton Fencibles, Holidaysburg Feucibles, Juniata Rifles, Wayne Guards, Shawnee Guards, Citizen Zouaves, Citizen Artillery, Na-titnal Guards. Af ril 21st. Wyoming Artillery, Scott Artillery, Schujlkill Haven, Capt. F.

B. Medler; Brigade Rifles, of Minersville, Capt. Lawrence; Norris Ciry Rifles, (Com. Capt. R.

E. Taylor; National Artillery, Capt. Wm. Allebaugh; Wayne Artillery, Capt. Wm.

J. Bolten; Columbia Infantry, Capt. Jas. Brenner; Norris City Rifles, (Com. Capt.

Walter H. Cooke; Keystone Rifles, Capt. Geo. Amweg; Eagle Guards, Capt. A.

B. Snyder; National Artillery, Capt. Reuben T. Schell; Madison Guards, Capt. John, R.

Brooke; Standing Stone Guard, Capt. Miller; Minersville Artillerists, Capt. Wm. Horner; Lebanon Guards, Capt. John Wench.

April Washington Rifles, Capt. Rxhard White; Burns Infantry, Capt. H. A.Zollinger; Allegheny Light Guards, Capt. Francis P.

Robinson Cameron Infantry, Capt. Robert M'Farland; Ashland Capt. John E. Wynkoop; Marion Rifles, Schuylkill county, Capt. Joshua K.

Ssig-fiied; Wyoming Light Dragoons, Capt. M. Bris-band; First Penn'a Zouavep, Pittsburg, Capt. Joseph Gerard; Brady Alpines, Armstrong Capt. M.

Sirvcl; Allegheny Rifles, Capt. Casper Gang; Port Clinton Artillery, Capt. D. B. Kauff-man; Lhewellen Rifles, Capt.

Hiram Chance; Pittsburg Invincibles, Capt. M.II. Trovile; Tower Guards, Schuylkill county, Capt. C. Tower; Nagle Guards, Pottsville, Capt.

Daniel Nagle; Scranton Union Volunteers, Capt. Chas. Minor Stout; Anderson Grevs (Company A), Capt. John Craig; Anderson Greys (Company B), Capt. Thomas Wilhelm.

THIS OCJSAA STAMKB3. 8AXLEHQ DATS TO A-ND FROM THE U. STATES. From the United State. Pkrria, New York lor Liverpool April 24 Fcltok.

ew York, via Co es, for Havre April 27 Vigo, New York fer Liverpool April 27 Bavaria. ew Yrk, via Cowes. forHaaburg Mar 1 ia.ara. Boston, i ia Halifax, for Liverpool May 1 Asia. New York for Liverpool May 8 Bremen.

New York, via Cowes, for Bremen May 11 Hammoma, York, via Cowes, for May i5 From Kurope. Asia, Liverpool for New York April 11 Bremen. Bremen, via Cowes, tor New York April 17 Vigo Live'pool for Sew York April IT Hamwokia, Hamburg, via Cowes, for Naw York. -April 18 Bohimiaw. Liverpool for Quebec April IS Arabia.

Liverpool, via for Boston April 20 Adriatic, Galway for Boston April 23 Cur ok Baltimore, Liverpool for New April 29 For Havana. Aavtnwall, dfce QrAKKR Citt, for Havana April 25 Ariel, tor Aspinwall -May 1 PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE. INTERESTING NEWS ITEMS. Dreadful Accident. A horrible calamity occurred at the oil well of Little Mtrick, on the Buchanan Flats, near Franklin, on Wednesday.

A vein of oil was tapped, and a spout thrown up two hundred feet in height. A crowd collected to see it, when the oil took fire, and an explosion took place, killing four persons instantly whose bodies were consumed in the flames. Jilr. IIowsek, of the firm of Rowser. Mitchell IJrown, was burnt so that he died at 3 o'clock A.

Thursday. Thirteen were deid at 4 o'clock P. on Thursday, and ten were not expected to live twenty-four hours. Thirty-four persons in all are kuvra to have been "burnt, and as there were many strangers present, it jvaa supposed many more have perished. A 6on of H.

Gardner, of Michigan, was Jtmrnt to death, and a porticn ef his body was recovcied. The legs and arms, and a portion of the head, were all consumed. His remains were "brought down on the Le Clare, in charge of Mr. JM. II.

Kelset, who is conveying them to the lad's parents in Michigan. Mr. Rowser, immediately 'after the calamity occurred, despatched a man for an officer and made his will, in which it is stipulated that $50,000 be given to the poor of lis county, $200 to each of the two men who rescued him from the fire, those and other features in the will showing him a man of benevolence. There were four wells consumed in the vicinity, and also a barn belonging to Mr. Btj- -CHANAN.

GOBLE GARDENER lost SeventY-five barrels of oiL The owners of the oil at this well lost two hundred and fifty barrels. Buchanan loss was one hundred and six barrels. The Rice well lo6t one hundred and twenty-five barrels. The Wadsworth well lost two hundred barrels. Tor the above details we are indebted to Mr.

Wil-Xi am Smithfield street. He was on the ground when the affair occurred, and gaveis a graphic account of the whole Pittiiburg Chronicle. Professor Lowe, who proposes, at some future day, to cross to Europe by means of a balloon, made a successful ascension at early dawn, last Saturday, from Cincinnati. It was the first attempt in America to ascend at night. He had prepared himself a balloon out ot the best oiled sUk, having a diameter of forty-two feet.

It measured forty-four yards in circumferenco, and fifty-five feet from the top to the valve, and possessed a capacity of 30,000 cubic feet. He began the inflation of the balloon on the lot adjoining the Commercial Hospital on tbe west, at about 11 o'clock Friday night. At 2 o'clock everything was ready. Half an hour later the ropes were cut, and the daring aronaut, in the presence of only about fifty persons so quiet had the matter been kept started on his voyage. The balloon shot up into the air, and then started due northwest; ascending higher, it changed its course northwardly, and then, as it disappeared from view, bore directly eastward.

The sky was clear, and the moon shone with great brilliancy, while there was but a light breeze at the being to the advantage of the aeronaut, tkldom has there been seen a more beautiful sight than that of the large balloon sailing majestically away towards the star-lit canopy above, its form made distinctly visible by tho soft rays of Luna, until it disappeared in the distance as a cloud melts away into space before the rays of a summer's sun. Terrible Railroad Accident. A terrible railroad accident occurred on the Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad, Friday night last, at Deep Bun, about five miles above this city. Tie train from Pittsburg was coming down at the rate of thirty-rive miles an hour, when the Deep Run bridge gave way. The locomotive passed entirely over the bridge, leaving only two wheels of the tender, and so great was the speed of the train that all the cars pasted over the gulf and ran a considerable distance beyond.

Oae unfortunate passenger, a Mr. Sanford, of the firm of San-tobd Riggs, Wellsville, was killed. A rail irom the track was forced up through the car, and passed through the body of Mr. pinning him in a horrible position to the roof. Those of the passengers and train men who were uninjured, cut the unfortunate man loose, but he died in less than half an hour.

Mr. Spavldixg, ot this city, and Mr. Davenport, of the Ohio River Salt Campa-y, and as many as half a dozen others, were slightly, but not seriously hurt. The cars were all badly broken up and damaged. Ic is thought that nothing but the speed at which the train was Tnovir saved the passengers from destruction.

Intelligencer. Rumor about the Custom House Information entitled to credit was lodged at the Post ejrlrce-, last night, to the effect that an 'order had Tcen issued by Gov. Letciikr to one or more of the State military companies here to take and occupy the Custom House. The information was promptly acted upon and put in possession of the Mayor and other trustworthy parties, and Respite all precautions to make secret movements, was soon spread like wildSre through the city. In less than an hour hundreds of people congregated about the Custom House to tender taeir ati vices for its defence, and the utmost excitement prevailed.

When it became known, however, that the city authorities wculi take the matter in hands and use all necessary precautions for the defence of the property the sensation cooled down and the people quietly dispersed. It was reasonably apprehended from toe movements which the Governor has been latilv mik- 1 ins in other Darts of the State that he ha at tempted the same programme here. Wheeling Jntelligtnctr, April 20th. Horrible Tragedy. An old gentleman, named Peter Smith, who resides in the suburbs of Jefferscnviile, was attacked on the Jeller-sonville ferry boat, at an early hour on Saturday; and killed, by a young man who is said to bo the natural son of the deceased.

The young man at first cut the old gentleman with a bowie knife, and then shot him through the head. The cause cf the attack, it is said, was an injury done the young man's mother many yeaPs ao. The homicide was arrested and lodge! in jail in this city. His name i3 Francis Marion Smith, and he resides in the vicinity of New Albany. Louisville Journal.

Rewardeb. Wm. S. Wood has been appointed Commissioner of Public Buildings in Washington. He was formerly a jeweller in Syracuse, but latteily resided in New York city, lie was the conductor of the Presidential party from Springfield to the Federal Capital, and his 1 appointment was the voluntary act of the President.

The salary is $3060, and the Commissioner has the appointment of about one hundred and twenty subordinates, who have charge, under direction, of the public property of the capital. his is cenevea to ue a good appointment. Large Cattle Train. The largest cattle train that ever passed over the Lebanon Valley ana jast I'ennsyivania uaiiroaas, went through last Sunday night week on its way to New York irom the West. It consisted ot mty-two cars.

containing head of cattle, weighing 999.000 pounds; eix cars, containing 724 hogs, weighing 107,200 pounds; aBd two cars filled with 337 head ot sheep, whose weight was 32,000 pounds. The .1 1 ,1" 4. -mr iiwfiui ou me auove, irom vwcagu tu jew was SS279-02. Another Murder. We have just heard of another horrible murder which was committed at ShawEeetown, a day or two since.

A boy, sixteen years old, named Frank Cummins, killed ttis brother by hooting him in the head with a Pistol, and then, falling upongbim with brutal ferocity, stabbed him several times with a knife. I he murdered man was a saloon-keeper. The Jc ung fiend is in prison. Whisky did (111) Guardian. Destructive Fire About two o'clock on" niursaay morning, fire broke out in a building weupied by J.

p. Allen Son as a storehouse ior veneers, at Manchester, and the build-in? was entirely destroyed, only a small quantity the stock being saved. The bailJiug was owned Loss upwards of $700 is covered by insurance in Uoi Chester, Salem and Worcester offices. a7DE Ya dreaiful murder u.nnttlon Saturday evening last in Troy. ieaiS7I! DmedJo Breslin, the per-SS ft- 8 Some domeic troupes jm tbecftuse.anda rencontre took pWe.

II a- tn ZVS, which; however, lnetia ed the heart. Haley is in jail. em riVl Si -Edward Kito, in an eiw fountain wrai, was kili-id frLT.hui?(lay sficrnouou. There was a yiuut hc rotation of a. bora, and he ftif utaauy ayoanjv mac named uchLaoi-, auidied inabout i'o Lour.

wn.iu in? ncaci bv Ciacincati GWe says that cf cur ia iMlrimorcs Ir; yjtouf wold probably have be "tu, bad he gone ihronjch with hi? suite. shows been re- f. IN" UECKINT.ir:GE iLA ISKL," PERKINS UUflRi. an2t Ho. 8 Mnth stiwt.

Blil'J 1SII HOMESPUN, OR LOOM Table Linens, made of half-bleacher best quality yarn, and put without ny dressing. We have sold tnese goods for several years, and have always found tfcem to please the buyrs. JOHN V. COWELIi A SOK, Housekeeping Dry Gooo 8tore, aptg B. comer of Chesnat and Seventh streets.

HARPLESS BROTHERS have placed ia a department A collection ot job lota Of Spring and Bummer Dress Goos. Comprising Organdies. liarexes. Lawns and Organdy iocee. At neaalr half of usual prices.

sylt Chesnat and Eighth streeta. "TEW LINENS. Just Received, Several ll hi voices of Linen Goods, from some of the best maun-facturers in England. Ireland and Scotland, t.ot up expressly for our own eales and. having a-tived In time to escape the higher duties of the new tariff, wUi be sold at the old prices.

JOHM X. COWELL etOii. Importer and Dealers in Orneus and Hoasekeeping Dry Goods, ap22 Corner Chesnut and Seventh streets. REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF ALL our Dross Goods. Rich 8tyle of Grenadines.

l'oplitis and Mor.aiiibiriues. Shepherd Plaid Poplins. Silk Challies and Bareges. Organdies and French Lawns. Shepherd's Plaid Valencias.

Ac. api EDW1 HALL A o. 3 3. Second street. SPECIAL NOTICE A Splendid Dbt Goods Stock to be closed out.

A RAKE CHAKCK. On account of the unsettled state of the country and depression in business. I am determined to close out my stock much below the re ular maiket pripe. iw snet-land Shawls, frwo alto as, worth double the money to imnort at U. SlOKw i ap23 Bo.

Arch street ACHINE STITCHING, QUILTING, Cording, Tucking, and every deripUon of ewing done to order, at L'EL'S Gentlemen's Furnishing Store, 3o. 15W Market street. nnr Shirts, Shirt Bosoms. Collars and Wrtaganda, of our own manufacture, always on hand and ae te order. JUEL S.

Ko. 1558 Market street- Hoop skirts. Steel Ssring Skirts, always on hand and made to order, at JLEL'S Shirt Bosom Manufactory. ap3jm Ko. 15W Market street.

OPENING OF FRENCH GOODS FROM Auction Sale of L. A B. Curtis, at prices mucB below the usual rates. Paris Grisaille Barege Anglais, lc. laH seaaon lSc: Paris Printed Camayeux Bareges, Satin Cannele Bareges, J7Hc.

cost Wc. to import; high colored Paris Mous Delaines. Sic last season 44e Pans Asratiques. suitable for Friends, SIX c. new style Pans printed Challies.

8Cc; S-4 Paris Broche PopUns. 44c. 100 jards Solxerino Florences, ffiffifo soir, 1,27 Eighth and Arch streeu. REDUCTION IN PRICES OF ALL OUR Silks, to be sold cheap for the Cash only. Fancy Silks of the latest styles.

Shepherd's Plaid Silks. Check Plaid Silss, for Dresses, Bonnets, 4c. Black Figured Silks. Min Silks. choice shades.

Black Corded isilks. Foulards and India Silks. Black Silks ot the best makes. aj.22 EDWIN' HALL A BKO- Xo. 26.

S. Second St. rECIAL NOTICE TO FP.IENDS 7-4 and (U4 White and Colored Barege, for Shawls. 7-4 and 8-4 Crape Slarttz, lor Shawls Fine 1 hilet Miawi, with bindings to watch. Fine Thibet Shl.

with neat Silk Borders. White and Colored Silk Shawls, all siies. Grey Goods for Traveling Dress, in all qaalltiea. Small Plaid in very plain and hiah colors. Super Plain and Cord'd Hair Cloth, for Skirts.

25 cents. A verv cheat) lot of Book Muslin Handkerchiefs. At JAMES K. KA1GHN ap12 Xo. 716 Arch street.

XTEW BARNSLBY LINENS. S. MIL-y LIKE Co have lust rectived, direct fom the manufacturers, the following first class linens, vix 1 ease pewar-loom table linens, extra heavy 1 ease fine towels, long fringes and fancy ande; 1 ease linen crumb cloth, verv heavy; 3 cases Unen stair carpet, naw patterns; 1 ease extra quality real Barnsley sheetings, we can recommend the above as the beat and most durable linen goods wade in Europe. IRISH SHIRTING LINENS. Fme medium, strong medium, extra housewife, golden flax and imperial Irish linens.

Some of these makes are confined to our stores ia this city, and are specially recommended aa the best and cheapest llbens mace in Ireland SHIRT BOSOMS. Woven and stitched shirt bosom in immense varietv of plait, and at all prices. The sape rior quality of our shirt boaoais, th4ownea of our prices, and the great extent of our assortment, have obtained fcr us a good reputation, which we shall be careful to maintain. S. MILL1KEJI A Importers and Dealers in Linen Goods exclusively.

Xos. Arch street, and li S. Second street. taA pITY BONNET STORE, No. 725 Clieanut Street.

SPRING OPENING OF CHILDREN'S GOODS. Thursday April 11th. apl LINCOLN, WOOD AND NICHOLS. MISSES O'BRYAN. No.

914 CHESNUT street, will open Parts Millinery for the Spring, on Thursday, April 4th, ltfl. mb. Witt PUBLIC NOTICE. I take thia method to inform the pntlio that I win eell my stock of FIRST CLASS CABINET WARE AT VERY REDUCED PRICES FOR CASII. The assortment is the most complete that I have ever offered.

GEO. J. HEiSKELS, No. 624 "W-AXiNTTT STREET, mh6 8m OITOSITE THE STATE HOUSE. JJJOORE, HENSZEY Now Opening THEIR SPRING STOCK Eh9 3mrp er HARDWARE.

2To. 42T MARKET and No. 416 COMMEKCB Street RAVE STONES, GRAVE STONES! Jily stock of Grave Stones and Monuments to be sold at veiy reduced prices. Please call and examine before elsewhere, at Marble Worka of A avenue below Ilbvoath. fe25SmEn GREEN BENNE LEAVES Two OS three of these leaves in a tumbler Ice-cold watar yield a tasteless but thick mucilaginous drink, long eel orated for ita soothing and curative power in fever, diar-rhaa, fivaentery, ana summer complaint of children.

Pl-ked freshly every morning, and delivered In all parti of the city or packed to keep a week, for transportation. HTJBBEXX, Apothecary, o. 1410 Cheenut street, PhUa-dlntn. Atfn FREIGN J'RUIT, -1000 Boxes traprcs and Xemons. 1000 boxes bunch and layer Kaishis, 50 half and qaarter boxes KK) boxes Talenai aCO mats seedless 500 drums Sultana do 100 boxes London layer extra large; 19,000 drums low priced FiCS.

S00 boxes Malaga FlVS. 100 Aiulra nrtme llnrrnnta 100 mats new Dates. 100 ks new crop Bordeaux Prunes, 500 kegs new cron Bordeaux Plums, 100 boxes' Turkey I utura, uuic. uirraniuA rruDei, IW DaiTB reaCDM ailX Apples, 100 dozen Peaches, in cans; 500 dozen loruiirn Fruits, in juice: SCO bas Walnuts, Filberts, Cream Juta and Almonds. For sale by JOS.

li. BCSSIEB A Nos. 108 and 110 8. Wharves. ap ICKETS 100,000 St.

John Pickets, for sale by E. A. SOUDEB Dock street wharf. apfrm ARAFFINE CANDLES. 60 Castows Parafflne Candles, In store and for sale COCHRAN A BUSSELls Boa.

108 N. Wharves and 107 K. Water street. mh2I NEW PICKLED HERRING 100 Bum. Labrador, 100 do.

Plaoentia Bav, lArvijir. Jyr sale or JL 80CDE A Dock itreet Vf ua mJiSl JAY OOOKE BAH K. Ko. 114 S. Third st, first door above tho Girard Bank.

jat oooaa. QaT Iy464J wm. aoesiHSAa. ITHER3 PETERSON, No. 39 8 Third street, Philadelphia, Stock and Kxchaaci 3rokra.

Promissory Notes, Checks, bc, negotiated. Ui surrett Fundi purchased at the lowest market rate. Col tctions made on aH prominent pointa in the Union. -r on yew York. Boaton.

and Baltimore eeM dlv LEXANDER BENSON, GUSTAVUS BEliSON. ALEXANDE2 BENSON A Ban ers and 8tock and Exchange Brokers, Nos. 8 aad 3 8. Thlr street, Philadelphia. CoUectloae made promptly on all a aslbie pomts, at low ratea.

ukom. oovm pux" NEW HOPS Fkime Eastern Airo vtbst-era, growth 18, in store and for sale by WILL I A 8 GBANT, No. IW 8. Delaware avenne. re90m APICES, SPICES, SPICES.

Pure and No. XJ 1 Ptlcea for sale at the Eacle Mills, Nos. 244 and 148 street, corner Jiew street. ap21m HOWARD WORREIX. FTIAUNTON YELLOW METAL Crockbb Brotheis' and Composition Ye'low Metal Sh-athtn, Bolts and Kails.

Ia store and for sale by WILLIAM GRANT. No. 121 8. Delaware avenne. fe20 3sa RICKS FOR SALE.

1,000,000 Bricks cheao for Cash. Mortgagee, or pood Ground Rents. Airlv to W. JARDENjNo. 1342 Soring Garden street, ft at the Brick Taru, 8.

corner of Long Lane and Federal street. ap lna4wi DUPONT'S REFINED NITRES AND Charcoal. Dapont'a Single and Double rennedand Granulated Saltpetres; also, refined and pulverised Char-coeJU in store and for sale by WILLIAM 8. GRANT, No. 122 8 Delaware avenue.

fe20 lin IDER AND VINEGAR Clarifieb Champagne Cider, of a superior quality; also. Cider and White Wine Tinegar, by the hogshead, tierce or barrel, warranted, as usual, to meet the approbation of the purchaser Shipping orders filled at the hortet notioe. For sale br MIL MAUIIbV, apl Nos. 120, 122 and 134 Lore sard street. 1.ROM A A A.

Jcst Recsitbd lfS.OOO Punchinellos. Black Seas. 50.OH0 La F.telvina. 40.000 El Oturetisc. Neptunos.

Stt.Pt Manilla Sep are. 25.40 Trabncoes. r00 0w) Ikiniestic 8erars, ef the best Havana Tobacco, made epre8'T or reta-11 sales, and worthy especially the attention of druggists, grocers and hotel keepers. B. C.

WORTHING TON, Importer and Dealer iu Sej-ars, BP11 inj So. 101 S. Sixth street. UTIIORIZEI) MILITARY BOOKS. Published by order of the C.

9. War Department. INSTIU'OTION IN FIELD ARTILLERY. Prepaied by a Board of Artillery OrScers. 1 Pvo.

BALTntor.a, January IS, 153. Col S. C001 iu. Adjt -Gen. 8.

A. Mr: The I.ilit Artillery Hoard assembled bv Sneclal Orders No. L4. of and Special Orders No. lin, of 185H.

has the honor to Kubii.it a reviseo system of Litcht AmUerv Tactics and Kegslaliims recommended for that arm. WM. II. FRENCH, Bt Major, Caotain First Artillery. WILLIAM F.

BARKY. Captain Second Artillery. HENRY J. Ill ST, Bt Major. Captain Second Artillery.

II. HARDEE'S TACTICS. Rife and LipM lufsutry Tacti-. for tbe exercise aad mi-iiTt rs ot Troops when acting as Light infaatryor liit'emen. Prepared under the direction of the War DetartmeTit.

hf Lieutenant-Colouel W. J. Hardee. I 8. A.

Vol. I. Schools o' the Soldier and Company Insf uctloo for Skiriuiskers. Yel. U-shool ot tbe Battalion.

Two vols- $14). .4 Act to tttat'luh an Ufxfurm mode of IiM-1ptine and Tvcise for tKe Hui'm of th I'mSeJ atSft. Stition 1. That the system of discipline ami Held exercise which is and shall oe ordered to be observe I by the nj-ular Anny ot the l'nited States, in th corp4 ot liuarirv, anniery, ana nneuin. euui ikh vinci-wra rir in tbe exercise and j.lme of the said corps, rer'ctivrty.

throughout the l'nited Statea." Appruved, Wahiuavti. May 12. 16M. 111. CAVALRY TACTIC.

Published bv cnierof tbe War leparmect. First Tart in' boot rt tlie Trooper; ef the i'lata and of the SjuaJ-rn Dittmounted- cnd Part School of the Trooper; of tho flatten and of the Squadron Mounted. Third Part Evolutions of a Regiment Three vols, 3 T.V Wab riKi-iKTSiXT, Wa4iinton, Feb. 10. 141.

The svtin of Cavalry Tactics adapted to the orfaoiza-tion ot I'raeoon regiments, having been approved the 1'reskiect of the l'nited States, is now published the govemnient of the said service. Aceerotngly. irswnctton UMhe same will be rtven after the methoo pointed out therein and all additions to, or departures from the exercises and maaceuvres laid down in this system are positively forbidden. J. R.

POIKSETT, of War. IV. McCLELLAVS BAYONET EXERCISES. Masual 01 Baonet xerc'ses. Pfepsrad for the of the Aimv tf'tlie 1'nited States.

By George B. McClel-liiu. Captain Firt Keginicnt Cavalry, U. A. l'rinted bv otder of the War Department.

One vol i a PSA. Hkad-vi autkb i ms Abut. Wasihx.tok 1 Dceuiirr 31. 1S51.) Hon. C.

M. Cosit i. scrtary of War. Sir Herewith 1 tave the honor to submit a system of Bavonet Exerviw, translated from the French oy Captain George McClellan. Corps Ergmeerl, S.

Amy. I stronglv recommend its bein printed for dutribation to the Army ai that it be made, by regulation, a part of the "tstem of li.struction." The enclosed extracts from reports of the Inspector-General, show the value 1 have the honor to be. sir, with high respect. Your most obedient servant, WlkttKLn SOTI. Approved.

M. Coskad, Secretary of War. January 2, Wi. Any of the above works forward by mall, free of postage, to any fart of the I'tited States, on the receiot ef the lubluheil price. Remittances can be made in gold dollars and postage stamps.

J. E1PPINCOTT A Publishers. pl98t Ncs. 2vi and 14 N. Foatta street.

Phil ad a. VALUABLE WORKS FOR PRESENTS. The subscriber has had done up In handaeaie binding for present, an amber of his valuable publications, among which are emeries of Stephen GreUet. 3 vols. gvo.

Liioofthelate TTttliaca AUen, Life of Sir Thomas Foweil Baxtoa. I voL Corder'a Life ot Elizabeth Fry. 1 vol. emoriet of the Port Royalists. vols.

Sva. Life of Mary Anne Schlmmelpenninck. 1 vols. Kmo. Lettera from Palestine, Ac By T.

C. Upham. 1 voL Also, for sale a large collection ef Books for children, A large assortix ent of most beautiful Ambre tries and Photographs of Koea Bonheur, Evangeline, Past and Future. Elizabeth Fry, 8tephen Greilet, Jonathan Dy-mond, John G. WhltUer.

Prince of Wales, Children at prayer, The Two Sisters, Raphael, will be closed out at low prieei If applied for at once. HENRY LONG9TRETH, School Book Depository. dA No. 1326 Cheennt street. NOW REABY, THE EQUITY DRAFTS-raan-Fomrth American adiUon.

THE EQUITY DBAFTSMAN. Being a selection of Forma of Pleadmg in Suits of Equity. Originally compiled by F. Ya Hey-thaysen, Is revised and enlarged, with numerous additional Forms and Notes, by Edward Hughes, now thoroughly revised and corrected, with additional copious Notes and references to Ameriea cases, by a member of the PhUa elphia Bar. Just pabiusbed 'and for sale by It.

P. A It. 11. S.SiALL, Law Booksellera and Pabllahers, Ne. 31 S.

Sixth streeU an TO MEROHAKTS-TO BANKERS, TO KNGINBER, TO ARTISTS. I the celebrated Jackson's Leads and Pencils, the Oldest aad beat make In this country, at JOHN H. STOKES, Agent, a2S Ne. Areh street DURING THE PRESENT TIME, 20 per cent, will be allowed on all MILITARY BOOKS, At the office cf Appleton's Cyclopedia, No. ii S.

Sixth street, up stAlrs. ap23 tuths bt JOHN' McFARLAN, Agent. TO BOOKSELLERS AND OTHERS. Letter Presses of aU sixes and prices, fer sale bv CUARLK EYAS A SONS, auiTfltf Bread and Q. Barry streets.

PRINTERS' SUMMER GLUE, VERY best qaality. No. 21 a. beventh street. mhJO Sm (J.LUE, COMMON AND WIIITK, IN or small qnantitiea at the lowest cash price.

21 8. Seventh street. nshaOSia FULL ASSORTMENT OF. GLUE and Curled Hair of every description and price. CRAWFORD A Bih20 3m 21 g.

Seventh street CRAWFORD WHOLESALE AND retail mA n. i-j h.j Seventh street, np stairs. inh30 Im of oln. Sand, and Emery Paper. Emery Cloth and Curled Hair cohatently ou hand.

JOVA SCOTIA POTATOES.190 Bags IfiTii irt er ri coir a a. rtm BAEDER, DELANY. ADAMSON, rX'nt nd Paper, Emmtt Paper, Betrmn street, below Gid; ctory, Xttrh aadSirthatreeta above Colnmbia rtreet. The Hheet Home Bonea nyll GUILDERS FURNISHED WITH rT JHachlnes' n4 Jack-Screws for sale or te CHAKLES SON, Bread and Quarry mb.3i HEATING PIPES Oast Irou Hhatino Pi.p TS-ADi0J 52 tocn on ot sale by jirYrdtfn- oppS ERICSSON CALORIC ENGINES-Majto. tae bT XhK "abscriben under an arrangement tron works.

Office No. 135 Walnut street oclOt' ORGAN, ORR A STEAM ENGIN1S Builders, Xron Founder, and General Machinlsta and BoUer Makers, No. 1219 CaUowhill street, Phllada apdly eAS AND WATER PIPES. A Quanti-ty of Gas and Water Pipes, from IX to 80 inches lr diameter, always on hand and for sale by A STARR, US South Third Street oppwJte Glard VENTILATION FOR FACTORIES Cars, Churches, Chimneys. Prisons.

Hospitals, Court Houses Water Closets. 4c. warranted to cure imoerfect draught. Griffiths' Patent Archimedian YentiVtor Smoke Conductor, and Spark Arresters a book with de scrlption and references forward'd by mail free. GRIF-t ITHS A BOLTON, Manufhctarera.

No. Race street Philadelphia. im ITY TUBE WORKS AND BRASS Foundry. W. A 3.

Griffiths, (successors to 8. Griffiths,) manufacturers of Wrought Iron Tubes and Flues, tor Gas. Steam, Water, Ac, every description of Gas an? Steam Fittings, Brass Cocks, for Gas. Steam, Water. Ac.

Also, J. Griffith's Patent Valve, from to 1 Inch. Braes Casttngs of all descriptions executed on the shortest no tice, on the most reasonable terms, at No. 15 N. Seventt Street.

Philadelphia. tnvt tilth lv FMcILVAlN'S IRON WORKS, N. W. corner of Eighth street and Washington avenue, Philadelphia. The attention of range dealers and pi ambers is invited to the assortment of Log and CircoHting, plain and galvanize! Bath Boilers, Hot Air Pomaces, Kitchen Ranges, Gas Ovens, and Castings for Bakers' Ovens, Chemical orks.

Green Houses, Brickmakers. Ac. Drain and Smoke Pipe, Branches. Traps, Sinks, Portable Waahstaads, Enameled and Galvanized Sinks, and other castings for Pliwibert. mhl6 stuthJtn gU ED EN'S WROUGHT SPIKES HORSE SHOE8J an BOILER XIVMTM.

The tnbeerlbers have been appointed Agenta for the tale Of Borden's Ship and Boat Sfiikea, Horse Shoes and Boflet Biveta. Every description of Railroad Spikes and FarUc Ings made to order, on the shortest notice. Also, Cat Nails and Spikes, of Norriatown Manujfaotarai onstantlj on hand, and for sale by WHTTAXEB3 A COTJDOX. Jail Ne. N.

Water st. and 226 X. PeL avenne. PORT RICHMOND IRON WORES, PHILADELPHIA. P.

MORRIS A Steam Engine Builders. Iron Founders, Boiler Makers, and general Machinists, manufacture every description of heavj machinery, Including Stationary and Marine Steam Er-gines; Cornish Pumping Ergtnes; Double and Single Act-log Pomps, and Baeket and Plunge Pumps of every variety for mining and other purpose; Blowing Machinery for blast furnaces, of new and approved construction Relllng Mnl Machinery; Sugar Mills; Saw MiUs. Ac This ea tabliahment comprises tools cf the argeet capacity and most efficient cha-acter and also a great number of patterns of miscellaneous description, and offers great IkcIU-ties for the execution of every kind of work. Orders are solicited, asd applications requested to be addressed to the office In tbe cltv. lib Walnut street iail tuths tf WM.

SELLERS PENNSYL- I VANIA avenue and Sixteenth street. Philadelphia Pa.MACllISISTS, FOCNDER5, SMITHS' and BOILE1 MAKERS' Lathes. Planers, Borlngand Tamin4 Mills; Vniversal, Hjnaontai, and Vertical Drills Shaping, Wheel Bolt Cutting, Punching. Shearing, and Bedding Machinea; Wheel Pre, Power or Hand, eitbe Hvdraulie or Screw; Cupolas, Crsuvea, Forges. Ae.

8 HA wl LSO, with Ball and Socket Bearings, and Double Cone Vice: Coupling, admitting of tbe easiest possible adjustment A complete assortment of Pulley and Wbal Patterns, from which castings or finished work will be far-nished RAILWAY EQUIPMENTS, To rata and Transfer Table, and Pivot BtiUea. oy COUTHWARK FOONDRT, FIFTH and Waanington streets, Philadeiphia. MESRICX A SOS, Engineers and Machinists, manufacture high and ow pressure team Engines, fcr Land, River, and Marine service. Pollers, Gasometers, Tanks. Iron Boats, Ao Castings of all kinds, either iron or brass.

Iron frame Roofs tor Gas Works, Workshops, Hailroad Stations. Ao. Retorts and Gaa Machinery of tbe latest and most improved construction. Every description of plantation ma-ehioery, such aa Sugar, Saw, and Grit Muls; Vaeunm Pans, Open Steam Trains, Defacatora, Faters, Pumping Engines, Ac. Sole Agents ror KiUieux's Patent Snga; EciMng Apparatus: 'asmyth'a Patent Steam Hammer; sod Aspinwa)! A WooVeey'e Patent Ceatrifacsi Saga Draining Machmea.

a3fl HARLAN Wilmington, Delaware, Manufseturere of all kinde of Land and Marina High and Low Preuure Steam Pa-cine and Boilers, Water Tanks, Propellers, Ac, Ac Sugar Mill a. Saw and Gnat Mills, and Mill Work of every dessrlption. Iron Vessels and Iron Steamboat, and Iron Sea Steam ers. both Propellers and Side Wheel. With our extensive wharf fronts and heavy Sheen, tot hoisting, are peculiarly situate for doing Steamboat pairs, which we do at the moot reasonable rates, and do starge for wharfaee.

iron and Brass Castings of all description. Wa have a very extensive lot of Patterns, and a gna variety Drawings, and wul be pleased at a i tlx: as, to give information to parties des jrisg work, and a re prepared to execute orders with great despatch. Addre sadARLAN HOLLLV--SWOBTH A Wilmington. DoL es PASCAL IRON WORKS. MORRIS, TASKER A CO.

Wrought Iron Welded Tubes, ta 9 inches bore 0r Steam, Gas, Water, Ac, with L' Stops. Valve. Ac, with Screw Joints to suit Tubes. Gal vanUod Tunes for water (a substitute for lead). Boiler Flues, Lap Welded, IV to 8 Inches, ouUide diameter, ont to specific length, 20 feet or under.

Warming and Ventilating by Steam, on most approved plans, or by Hot Water with Patent Srlf-Regulatlng Furnace, A complete and reliable for buildings of every description. Gas Works Casting. Retorta and Bench Castirge, for Coal Gas Works, Street Jiaiaa, Bends. Branches, Drips, A. Lamp Posts, Lauras, Ac.

Iron and Brass Castings of every description. Artestian Well Pipe, Colls of Tube, Tuyeis, CoiU, Screwing Mackunee, Drill Stocks, Stocks and Dies, Tpa Reamers, Dill's. Pipe Tongs, and a goreral assortment of Gaa Md steam Fitters Tools and Materials, STEPHEN MORRIS, CHAELFS WHEELER, THOS. T. TASKER, Jf STEPHEN P.

M. TASKKS Worka. S. Flftl treat, below Taake. Offlaa.

So. 20S 8 Vtltol PnarllTha PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE Central Railroad Open to Oxford Spring Arrange-ment On and after Monday, March 11th, 1961, the trains will leave Philadelphia from the depot of the Weet Cheater and Railroad Qompacy, N. E. corner of Eighteenth and Market streets, at 8 0u A M. and 4-00 P.

Leave Oxford at 6 6 A. and 1U P. M. A dally line of ttagea loaves Oxford, via HopewelL to Peach Bottom, on the arrival of the morning train. Re-turnicg.

leaves Peach Bottoiti, to connect at Oxford wick the afternoon train for PhUadeloh'a. HESRY WOOD, Superintendent. OPENING OF THE WEST JERSEY Railroad from Philadelphia to Glasboro On and after Apt ii 6tH, 1801, trains will ran aa Miews Leve I'hUadelphia at 8 A. M. aud P.

M. for ta4-noro', stopiiipg at Jiarnsbwo', Carpenters Landing. Woodburv, Dare street Westvilie and Gloucester, and at 6 P. M. for Woodbury, stopping at Date street, Weetville MLeavelGlasboro for FhTIedclpbia at 9 30 A.

M. aad 4 r. at all tbe above stations. Leave Woodbury for Philadelphia at 7 A. ctoapfaag at Dare ttroct West Ule ai Gloucester.

A close connection is made with the Millville and Glaspboro' Railroad by the 8 A. M. and 3 P. M. lines down, and the 9 JO A.

and 4'J0 P. M. lines up. Freight will be carried by the 8 P. M.

line down, and theOSO A. M. line up. gmrm, Agent NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD, For Bethlehem, Doylsstown, Maach Chunk, Haale- 10UTHRESTHROTJGH On and after Monday. Dec 3d, I860, Paseer.sr Tralni will leave Front and mow streets.

Philadelphia, daily fSandays excepted), as foUows: At 630 A. M. (Express) for ethlehem, AUentown, Mauch Chunk, Haxleton, Wilkesbarre, Ac At 3'4S M. (Exprese) for Beuuvuem, Easton, AO. This train reaches Easton at 6 00 P.

and make close onnecUon with New Jersey Central for New York. At 5 P. M. for Bethlehem, Allentown, Macch Chunk, 4M. At 9 A.

M. and 4 P. M. for Dories town. At P.

M. for Fort Waahington. The 6 30 A.M. Express Train make eloee oonBecon with the Lehigh Valley Railroad at Bethlehem, being the borteat and most desirable to Wilkesbarre and to aU point lr the eiigb Cosl Region. Leave Bethlehem at 5 3 A.

A. M. and 3 P. M. Leave Doylstown at.

Tii A. M. and t'M P. M. Leave Fort wwtbiron at.

Philadelphia for Fort VYaMnrton at. A- M. Philadelphia for Doyle town at. P. aa.

loylestown for PAiladeiphla at 7 A. af. Fort Washington for Philadelphia at 345 P. M. Fare -co Bethiejiem l-50i Fare to Mauch Cnonk.STW Pare to Easton 1-80 1 Pare to 4'ot Tb rough Tickets must be procured at the Ticket Office at Willow street or Berks treat, order to aeeora the Dove rates of fare.

AilPaMenger Trains (exeept Sunday Trains) connect at Berks streefwith Fifth and Sixth StreeU. and Second and Third Streets Passenger Kailroade 3 minuter aft toaving Willow ttreev THOMAS FIRST CLASS Cabinet Fnmiture. Selling at redncec prieta for Caeh, at hie new and extensivo Warehouse, 3-'i9 b. Sa-ond street. Coil and examine before purchasing eli- whvre Every article guerantecd to xtve entire satisfao-rrl No- 53S S.

Kr.i.il itiwt twilow tck. wo'an TJ HAVING HAD TUPiltt .1. Watches repaired and not bavinx rwaw. thin, defe; Efttisiac- are requested to bring thenf to catre, an tswiUbe remedied ty skiiUW.ydffiod' thd J. W.

SCOTT, No. 814 CHESNUT STREET. p20tf WINCHESTER CO-OHirTLRMart Furnishing Store, and Patent Shoulder Seam Shirt Manufactory, at the old stand, No.J0 Chemut street opposite the Washington Mouse A. WTNCHEeV TER will give, as hitherto, his personal auperviatoa of the Cutting and Manufacturing Department Orders tor his celebrated styles of Shirts and Collars filled at ahorteet, notice. Wholesale trade supplied on liberal terma.

jyf GENT'S JOSEPHINE KID GLOVES. Misses C. A E. HENSZEY would inform their customers that they have received a fresh supply of the above celebrated make of Gloves, of all tne dlfferen sixes, with a handsome assortment of Black and Fancy Scarfs and Neck Ties; also a large supply of Under Gar- A Meeting of the Stock- nJlaer8 or tae Trvorton Coal C'ompar wUl be held on ednesday, the 24th instant at Boost 2 JtiMty Building, to consider a proposition for leasing the mints. By order, p.

JOHNSON, New Tork, April 17th, 1861. ap'joat FFICE OF THE LEHIGH ZINC COM-" pany, Philadelphia, AnrU'JO, 8l. The Annual Meeting of the Stockhclders oi "the Lehigh iSinc Company," will be held at the Company's Office, No. 121 Walnut street, en Monday, Mayth. at 11 o'clock, A.

for the election of Seven Directors to serve for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of othrr basineas ap20 tM6 GORDON MOXGES, Secretary. LOST OR MISLAID. Chrtificatr No. i522, for ten Shares of Capital Stock of the Louisiana. State Bask, in the name of Mary O'Reily, and datod 2tst January, 1836.

Application has been made for a new Certificate. Any person in whose possession the above may be. will confer a favor by returning the same to the undersigned, No. 19 Camp street or Dexol A Philadelphia. ap4tht BBNOTST.

SHAW A CO. TVOTICB. A Misting of thk Stock- Al holdeis of the Tremton Delaware Bridge Company will be held at the Trenton House, In Trenton, on Monday, the 6th day of Mar next, at 12 o'clock, noon, for the election of a President, six Managers and a Treasurer, te serve for the ensuing year. BENJAMIN FISH, Treaton, April 1st 196L-apt flw OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD Company. Philadelphia, April 17, Board of Directors have this day declared a semi-annual divider of three per cent, on the capital stock of the Company, elear of State tax, payable on and after May 15th, Powers attorney tor collection of dividends eanbe) had on application at the office of the Company.

No. 23d S. Third street. THOMAS T. FIRTH, apl Treasurer.

NOTICE. Ojticr of thb Camden ap Awboy Railroad end Transportation Company, April 3d, 1S61. The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Camden ard Am boy Railroad aad Transportation Company, will be held at ike race of the company, ia Bordeatown, N. on Monday, the 29th day of April, 1S6L at 12 M-, for the election of Mevea Directors, to serve for the ensuing year. SAMUEL J.

BAYARD. agjfJS Secretary C. A A. R. R.

A T. Co. A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS and Bordbolders of the Elmira and Williamsport Railroad Company will be held at their Office, No. SOS Walnut street. Philadelphia, cn Monday, the 29th Inst, at 12 o'clock, forthe purpose of receiving the Annual Report and accompanying statemenUo the past year.

Ao E-ection lor President and six Managers, to serve for the eDsuinc yar, will be held fr ui 12 o'clockM. to 3 P.M., oa Monday, May Otto, at the same place. WM. C. LONGSTRETH, Secretary.

Philadelphia! April 19th. 1861. ap20 8t CCHUYLKILL AND SUSQUEHANNA IO hail read Company. The Annual Meeting and Election of the Stockholders of the Schuylkill and Sasquo-hanra RaUtoad Company, as reiuired by their Charter, will be held at tbe Continental Hotel, in the city K' Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Monday, May 6 1861, at 13 o'clock, for the purpose cf choosing a President and aix Managers, to serve for the ensuing year; and also for the consideration of such other business as may properly be brought befare said meeting. apl5 dtM FRANK 3.

BOND. Secretary. REMOVED. GREINER HARKNESS have removed to No. 126 S.

Wharves- mh30 JOHN HARTMAN, JR, NO. 207 S. Fourth street Ergineer, Architect and Drausrnts-faian. ap20 lmt9 ISAAC GRIFFITH, DENTIST, So. 1601 Filoert street.

N. B. All operations carefully performed, and stisac-Won gaarantied. apt tasta lm OMEK EACHUS, REAL ESTATE AGENT AND COLLECTOR. mbSO lm No.

Wood street. Philaaelpfaia. EDfliUED J. YARD A SON, No. 209 frace street Agents ior the Purchase and Sale of Real Estate, Collection of Rents, Groand ISento, Ac, Pro-earira Money on Bond and Mortgage 1a3Mtfr BY.

GLENN, ACCOUNTANT AND Real Estate Agent, No. 218 Wa'nut street (aeeond aoor, room No. 1.) and S. W. corner of Seventeenth and Gretn streets Accounts ajustad.

Becks written np, Fststes settled. Money procured. Money Invested, Real Eetate bought sold and rented. mh2d lm M.HILL MOORE, FURNISHING UN DERTAKER, at his old stand, e05 Areh street abov Fifth. Metallic Oemus oonstantiy on hand.

art ic alar aneatUa naid to persona desirous cf pcrehaalng ground in Woodland Cemetery. Pl ROBERT HUTCHINSON, ALDERMASTt FIFTSENTU WARD, OFFICE, NO. 1416 COATES STREET, Between Broad and Fifteenth. COMMISSIONER oa early all the utes in the pj GAS FIXTURES. WARNER, MISKEY A No.

718 Chesnat street Manufacturers' of Ou Fixtures, Lamps, Ac. would call the attention of UmT italic to their large and elegant assortment of Gaa Caao-e Iters, Pendants, Brackets, Ac They also introduce Gael Pipes into Dwellings and Public Buildings, and attend to Bxiecd'ng, Aiterici, and Repairing Gaa Pipe. Ail work warranted. a ale TnE HOUSEHOLD FOUNTAIN OP Health. Sanitary Ventilation and Natural Warmth.

LEEDS' system for Ventilating all buildings and room with pure, pleasmr refreshing, and circulating air, can bo had at No. 505 Chesnut street Simplicity, economy, safety, neatness, and durabUltT are its eharacteristics. a ritontal tubular farnact ot ample, but equal heating surface, warms the air, a con-tiant seff-iurplv pureteattr refreshes it, smooth clean ventiducts distribute it, and vmiHlatmy JUoitter govern the temperature. All can be used together or separately, as tbe season may require to warm in winter, to cool la summer, and to ventilate constantly. Dryness, red-heat, dust all impurities are avoided.

No building, public or private, can be furnished with anything better for itself, more desirable for 00c up ants, or more conducive to health, strength and enjoyment. This system, the result of several years' labor, is believed to exceed all others hitherto attempted. It meet the ant that science has called fttr. in doors the health ef nature. Certainty marks ita action.

Use confirms it excellence. Orders have striot attention. Best mechanics do tha work. LEEDS, Sole Inventor, Patentee and Proprietor, i No. 505 Chesr.ut street mh30 stuthflm Philadelphia.

TO. THE PUBLIC Thb Undsksionbu would invite the attention of Builders and Housekeepers to his new Culver Warm Air Furnace which haw been In use in this eity for the last two Winters, and ia now offered to the public as the most complete heating apparatus in this market lor producing a pleasant soft, and healthful atmosphere, with the consumption of a moderate quantity of fuel; is entirely frea from the dry burnt air usually produced by the ordinary red hot sheet Iron Furnaees. An examination. of the construction of this urnace will satisfy the most credulous of Ma up- Jamef Leed's Patont Cast Iron Ventilating and Draft Chimney will seoure a perfect draft and ventilation at all tunes and in all winds, andVa large saving of heat; no good hoase should be without it Cooking Ranges of all siaes and with the latest improve-nent guaranteed in all eases. Colhoitn'a Anular Ventilator, whioh is fast taking th plaoe of the many worthless ones now in ase, and are pronounced by those who have them in use as perfect With a full stock Fire-place Stoves, Registers of all siaea and styles, Bath Boilers, Gas Ovens, and a full awortnint of all goods pertain'xg to the trade.

Personal attention given to aa eertptlotij of beating and vent; la tin a. CHARLES WILLIAM3, an tw Mekit atrwew. JUST RECEIVED PER AN Nil? KIM-ball, from LiverpeoL Mander, Weaver Js Mander prrpsrntJoQs v. .100 Rf tract Tar ael. lb 1 jars.

Wdi. in. Belladonna, ii do. do 25 do. do.liyoHcvaiiii, in 1 dv.

do, 25 do. oa. Aconiti. in 1 do. do.

fiO do. Vtn Kad in 1 do. bottles. c'o. Ol.

Succlr.i liect, iu 1 do do. 50P do. Calomel, hi 1 dc. do. 500 do.

P1L in 1 do. Jars. I HILL fc BROTHER. Nos. 47 end 4w N.

Second street mhl MESSINA Boie? Pnuri: fewett-MetiKiuii Oranges, far sale by J. lj. 11USSIVR Wm. C. Keehmle, Un.

A unices. Committee or ths Mokts. Tho. 8. Frunox, 1 LETTER AT THE THILADKLF Ship Tonawanda.

Julius Ship Paphne, Havener Sbip Bell? of the Ocean, Keed Ship Westmoreland, Bri! Calvert. "Willar Bria Marshal Ney. Darling. 9ctir Cieo. J.

one. 8ehr Eveline. Yorke Schr J. orthrop. Row BAGS.

UIA EXCHANGE. Liverpool, May 1 s'oon Liverpool, soon Liverpool, soon Leone, soon Vera Cruz, soon I)nBrara, soon 11 avau soon aa Friuce. soon VESSELS UP A3D LOADING AT PHILADELPHIA FOX FOREI05 AND DOKXB-TIO PORTS. BOSTON Steamship P. Sprague, Matthews.

Henry Winsor. No 332 8. Delaware Avenue. Baniue Oak, Kyuer, Twells Nos. 10 and 12 S.

Wharves. Schr. TclcgTaph, Nickerson. D. Cooper, No.

18 N. Wharves. REI.FAST.-Barque Amy, Hanimond-A. O.Caltell Jio. 2t harves.

BUENOSi Target, Farreil, Rutter Fatteson, No. 118 Front street. OA RI)I FF Barque David Lapsley, Bishop Geo. R. Ayres, No.

220 harve. CIEFI'ECJOS. Brig Ellen P. Stewart, Cala-S. W.

Welsh, No. ls 8. Delaware avenue. Barque Nonpariel, Fllnn Workman ft 123 Walnut street. Barque N.

Cogswell, Hatalln John Devereux, No. 506 8. Wharves. BaiqueJ Godfrey, Clark A. O.

CatteH Jfc No. 26 N. Wharves. FERNANDO PO Ship Garibaldi, Emery. Tyler, Stne fc 32S Walnut street HAVANA Shcr.

Eveline, W. BemaJou A No. 564 S. Wharves. LAG Joseph Maxwell.

Davis Jno. Url aiuut street. Calliope, Goodwin, 1. Wright Sons. No.

lift Walnut street. 8hin Tonawanda, Julias, Cope Walnut street wharf. Ship Westmoreland, Deoan, John K. Penrose, No. 5 Wainut street.

Ship Ilortensia, It. Penrose, No. 5 Walnnt street. LONDON Ship Daphne, Havener. Peter Wright A Sous, No.

lift Walnut streut. PORT AIT PRIM HE. Sehr J. Northnp, Ross E. A.

Souder it No. 3 Dock street. ST. JOHN, N. SchrN.

Stevens, Eaton Twells Co Nos. 10 ard 12 8 Wnarves. fcT. PAUL DE L.OA!"I0.-Shipearibaldi, Emery Workman te No. 123 Walnut street.

TRiMDn-Barque Alnah, Nevins Madeira fc Cabada. No. 204 8. Front street. GREY BLANKETS, SUITABLE FOR THF ARMY, FOR SALE BY SMITH, WILLIAMS ap231w No.

313 MARKET STREET. J. HAFIiEIGH, FORMEIILT Xj. J. LEVY Sc Nos.

809 and 811 CIIESNUT STKERT, Will continue to offer the balance of bis oiioice stock STAPLE AND FANCY DRESS GOODS AT STILL WRTHKR ap2S REDUCTIONS IX TKICES FOK CASU gPRING CIi OA SILK MANTILLAS, LACE MANTILLAS, FIiOTJNCING LACKS, Dref and Cloak Trimmings, at one-halT tbe usual prices, FOR THE BENEFIT OF CREDITORS, AT THE PARIS MANTILLA EMPORIUM, NO. 7C8 CHESXUT STREET. JT. W. PROCTOR Co.

IN LIQUIDATION. 5t as JEW MANTILLA STORE'. Hp m.r ii.tii! ilk ah tie a in the citr. lin HoM'it 6. Tenth street.

SILK A ILL A S. In ever new tle, the richest qualities ever seen, at the clerant new etom, Ko. 'IA 8. Tenth street, asttini HOUGH AGO. AKTILIaAS AND SPRING CLOAKS.

Jr8. K. lttNKT.lfo.38 X. Sintli street, ia opening eery Anr larta styles of Black. 8Uk and light Cloto Coaks ai.a Coats, to which ahe invites the special attea-Utu cf tie Laais.

Oojimg ont, a large etoci of LaJJea' Morning rtipers at i taoh. ao4 lim Wahui warranted..