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Going A•Nntting.
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- 4 •Aggia'aini I pient at ,
hrishtiuttunnel weittier.
' Ont in the beniloidan • • -
Ageteand I together. •
- We wandered, ta,the meadow
- T$ tough the lad aad swear brake,
Away 'rnonethe briers and thistles
' Afar hr the naiet hike..
towering mauls, -
'Most aver Its atitylian lease,
With iniriet* oldehnstelies ' , •
.Drep s t noiseless tin crimson fioBoo.
oak rrsa fading,
1 , Ate wealth et leaves nearly none,
7 Scattered down by the hillside,'
' stsakf ofaorii," '
Vhiettrolt trees, '
pointed and leafy,
Mereit'atzTiug, gold autumn tossed,
Their treasures in balls imprisoned
- frost;
?OPP leitttron tihrririlt and miry
, --Lent the nuttier shining Prawn, '
P ailing in showers et beautY.
At oar feet earn. rattling dawn.
Tire brialit hazel, bushy and lair,
,- I;rwakluiretinh; 1 4 rattled hinge
tonohnt the easet;faigers
tfiresionea the russet fringe,
Railed but ite - ricili biet , rn /wrest
••, , ,,,, - ,1 , • -!'"%. All oVer tlte orlipy grim, • -
That Agate and 1 grew•ireary •
;.Gathering the toying mass. • - '
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!; 44 .,,'1 - ' , •":Aitie eit tinitieolit Starroe lie • • I
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. " Un dern eath thelasel-nut tree. • • •
••'• r=- I • , ;ft ' ;Aid Ilbtil a titant•isSlMOl girl, .
...._-_,,2„=.,.:Was on my bendeLkone,
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I.li . , ~•; ;Olsokiag the nuts, Smooth and shiny;
;."- l i-1-_ , •_, - , ••: . ..Rieking out the ndikrwhite meat, - ..
Boring there
,up in my straw hat .
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• '' • '"Prit Aegis mid Ito eat. . :
-4 - - t , '.! dirotin were the nuts ail aibtinans,
Bright, shiny, smooth, and fair;
' Brown the leaves ortheold oak,
y,,,, . •-• : I Yet brunet was Aggie's hair. • ' ,
I''' . ' "- 'Due was the air, soft and hazy,
....-, ~ ', The 'blue eloudii deeded the skies, - •
... ,' - .„. And blue us the anima lake beside Wit' ' ,
r s) ), yet bluer WS 440191 ,4 1/Yer• , • ,
' We staid Oltdiiy, till theiii 'alight , '
~,,,—„, • Was Aiding Out thlifthe hill;
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1"• ••=7•Tati tke • shadou of the evening .
Caine , orseldrig 'lowly and still; '
Asst. alio hook Mebasket„
, ~ As the goldenday grew nate,
_ = •••' "-- = - - '-'Weist hurrying outnt the dim weed -
Moil to Our home in the vale.
, ... • -
.. That was a long. long time ego,
-,-, -,•,•,-; ~- - •
::And I loved sweet Ages Reg, '
When we went nutting together
= - :On that bright autumnal day;
".. „... 1 • Ellt_Deathwith hisioy fi ngers •-'
: , 4 , - , =
,; emote her heart withn mtdden chill. .
And we laid her softly, end sadly ..
.-- - -By the nut iFie and rthe bilk - . , , ' .
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4_,FaturOpir'Srrneriorr.---Audabiin gives, in
his wahUffrological Ittography,"„ the following'
adoinithf a Situation Of peril in Which he was
PuCtiplaced—a 'position 'which, our readers
Will ridinie, 'was' sufficiently exciting to affect'
d thhiefilies of any man.
• 'Oh' ray return - (he ,says) from the Upper
Mississippi, I found myself obliged to cross
one, of wide Prairies which; in that portion
of = the Stites, vary the appearance:4'
'Vie; cenntry. The weather-was-fine, and all
around me was as freehand hloeming es if. it
liaajwiti g oned,krom the bosons ,of nature. My
:kopeck, my gun ' and my dog, wore all I bad
for baggage and company. ' The track which
I followed was only an old Indian trail, and as
darkness overshadowed the prairie, I felt some
,desire to reach at liait a corse t , in which I
znfight• lie down to 'red: The' bightlawka
were skimming over and around me, attracted
liy theiniszing • wifiga 'of 'the beetles which
ferried their' food, and the, distant howlingof
rvolvep,,gave me Bente lope that I should soon
arrive at the skirts of a woodland.
.1 did so, and almost at the same instant a
fire-light attracting my eye. r moved towards
it full of coufideiiee'that it proceeded from the
*amp of some Wandering Indians. I was mis
taken., I.discovered -by its glare that it was
fromtheleartit of-"a small log cabin, and that
a tall figkre, leased rara repassed between it
and me, as if, busy engaged in household ar
rangement.
- I - reached the spot, and presenting myself at
the door, asked the tali - figure, which proved
to be a woman; if I might take ehelter under
her roof' for the night. „ Her roles was gruff,
and her attire: negligently thrown about • her.
She answered in the sifiimative. , I walked in,
took a Wooden stool, and quietly seated myself
by the fire. The next object that attracted
my' attention was - a 'finely-formed, young In
dia4restiag his" bead between his hands,. with
' idaulhowa - on his knees. A long, bow rested
against the log wall near him, while a quantity ,
of ,arrows and twe.or three racoon skins lay
at. his feet. " He moved not—he apparently
breathed not.; Accustomed to the habits of
the'lirdiaris, and knowing that they pay little
attention to the approach of civilized strangers,
(a circumstance "me countries, is
considered se.: evincing the apathy of their
character,) I addressed:him in French,. a lan
gifage not unfrequently partially known to the
peOPle hi that neighborhood. , He raised his
heed, pointed to - one of his eyes with his Ma
ger, and gave le significant glance with the
tither. The factwas,Autt an hour before this,
ai - he:Was in the' act of . discharging an. arrow
at a racoon In the top of a tree, the arrow had
split upon the cord, and sprung hick ~with
snob violence into his right eye as to destroy
it forever.
Feeling hungry, I inquired what sort of fare
I could expect. Such - a thing as a bed was
, net te'liaUeen, but many large untanned bear
and buffalo hides 'lay piled in a-corner. I
drew my time-piece from my, breast, and told
. the, woman that It, was late, and that I was fa-.
Signed. 'She had espied my watch, the rich
ness of which seemed to operate omler feel
ingiwith electric quickness. She told me
thattbare was plenty of venison and , jerked
Wilde meat, and that on removing the ashes I
should dud a .cake. But my Watch had struck
berfancy, and her 'curiosity had to -be grati
fliitly*Ortiniedh;le eight of it.. 'I took off
the goldclattbr that trecired it around my neck,
andVprialited lt,te her. She : was ; all,ecataay,
apolserof Its_ tiertniii asked me its value, and
put the Chain round her 'brawny neck, saying
how happy,.tbe -possession of such, **watch
miultimake her: Thoughtlesti, toad, asl fancied
diselt„in Seri:lllnd kapot, secure, I paid lit-
Omen:cornet:l4oler talk or her mOvernentm . I
bolped-my dog to tt' good Supper,ofr, **eon,
thud wiernotlong in sattafying the demands of
my4in appetite.: The'lrdian rose - from his
tenit4 is; if'in 'ertieme SidTering. Ile passed
arid. repassed me several times, and- once
pinched - Me on. - the aide so violently that
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pain nearly brought forth 'an 'exclamation of
anger. I looked at him. Ilia eye metraine)
but his leok„was iro.ferbitiding, that itptruck a
chill into thtilifore nervier's, part of my system.
He again seated • himselfdraW'hirrbutcher
knife from its greasy Scabbard, examined its
edge,
,aratlworild that, of a rater. suspected
dull, replaced it, and again takieglie toma
hawk froli his beek,fillekthe_Pipe of it with
foliose, and sent me expressive glances when
writ: our beaten chanced to have her bask to
wards ae.
HeVir; . until that moment, had my 'Senses
been awakened to the danger which I . rum
peeled, to be about me.. I returned glance for
glance to ireyCofnpanion, and -rested well as
sured that, Whatever eneinies I might have, he
was nctof their number:'
I 040126 woman fat my watch,-wound it
up, and under pretence of wishing to see hew
the Weathermiglit
-probably-6o: °lithe • tier
rowiteAtitp mita' and walked out 'of thA
cabins , ;:, - - i _aliPPett 4 'Nal...into each barrel;
scraped he edges of may dints, renewed the
priming, arid retarnintto` the Ind, gave fa
vorable account of my obitervathir*: I took
fe3l.lo,ar'ek.io;iaaito pallet of them and
jo-1410,ifal dog to my side, ley
with ray, gun cleats to my, 1 4db and in a few
minutes was, to all aPpearance,fatt asleep,
A short 4 1 9;,4 1 14. 0 , 1 aP5ed, when Borne 'ekes
werebeard, and from the corner.of my eyes I
_ sawlWO,atidetieyontlis making their entrance
bearing wdeedsiag pole.: They dispeled
of their burden, and asking fey whiskey, helped
theme - Obi:es` freelY to It. Observing .roe 'and
the wounded Indian, they asked :Who IWas,-
aa,..wbi:tiit`rattgaf(ineaning the Indian, who,
they understood not award of Hnglisho
was the heuse. The ' mptber—for so she
proved bey them speak -less_ loudly,:
madninention of my Wetch; and took them to
a corner, where - a - eonversatioer took place,
the putpirt.otilich . lirelinited'ilttle ahrepid-'
tiepin me to gridati.` t
lie Feev,e4'hh 4 tall, and' With' indescribable
tem hitt 'tine oyes alternately tired
`lne*;,n4 - Ffihielktewaide the ,trldlrt . the nen:
Perceived. , thtriimager of
tnatien. , ..t, The Indian ..eggliangedA last
Ylt
~,1044 . 14d,e:a t e i f`a i ft,
- •, -- ,iitoitlhoviri*,/t6ro'cie *Oat r and the etc
304 0 ( -- ihoolotiibatuit& the ugly' mouth
- : • --‘ = ••.! - •
„r' -
,9101.91r.dani.X..hopgd would. soon reduce her
to a like;,tato. Judge, of zny astonishment,
reader, * tenl saw this incarnate fiend take a
large muting-knife and go to the grindstone
to whet its edge. Ilatv her pour the water on
the turning machine, and watched her Work
ing away with the dangerous instrument, until
the cold sweat covered every part of my body,
in despite of my determination to defend my
self to the last, Her task finished, she walked
to her reeling sons, and said, "There, that'll
Bettie him! Boys, kill you —, and then for
the watch."
I turned, turned my gun-locks silently,
touched up my faithful companion, and lay
ready to start up and shoot the first who
might attemptMy life. The 'moment was fast
approaching, and that night might have been
my list .in this world, had not Providence
made preparation for my rescue. All was
ready. - •
The infernal hag was advancing slowly, prod
bably contemplating the best way of despatch
ing me, whilst her sons should be engaged with
the Indian. I was several times on the eve of
rising, and shooting her on the spot—but she
was not to, be punished thus. The door was
suddenlyopened, and there entered two stout
travellers, each with, a .long rifle on his shout-
I, bounced up on my feet, and making
them meat heartily welcome; told them how
well it was for me that they should have ar
rived at that moment. The tale was told in a
moment. The drunken sons were secured,
and the woman, in spite of her defence and
vociferation's, shared the same Me. , The In
dian fairly danced for joy, and gave ea to un
derstand that, as ho could not sleep for pain,
he would watch over us. Yon may suppose
we adept much less than we talked, The two
strangers gave sae an account of their once ha.
ving been in a somewhat similar situation. D ay
came, fair and rosy, and with it the punish
ment of our captiies.
They were now quite sobered. Their feet
were unbound, but their arms were still se
curely tied. We marebed them into the woods
off the road, and having Used them as Regula
torswere wont to use such delinquents, we set
fire to the cabin, gave all the skins and ample.
manta to the young . lndian warrior, and pro
ceeded, well pleased, towards the settle
ments.
During upwards of twenty-five years, when
my wanderings extended to all parte of our
country, this was the only time at which my
Ilfeento in danger from my fellow creatures.
Indeed, solittle rlok do travellers run in the
United States, that no one born there ever
dreams of any be encountered on tho road;
and I can only account for this occurrence, by
ouppOsing that tho Inhabitants of the cabin
.were not Americans.
CHAPTER ox 4orms.—See there—one
May read character 'on that shelf And what
is there? Portraits I. No. A pile of books
No. Perhaps the living, breathing, moving
mortals themselves—smoking, laughing, talk
ingy disputing? None of these—only a long
row of empty bottles. Yet there is character
ina black bottle.
,See that little, short-necked, fat-looking fel
low, twelve inches in circumference, nino
inches high—the cork too, stuck in all awry,
like a man with his hat on. one side of the
head. He is a jolly fellow—was no doubt
filled with good old Madeira or Burgundy, per
haps Cognac—indeed ho looks very much
like Cognac; a real bully, with a little touch of
the braggadocia ; a fist would hardly overset
him, and an overeat would never break him.
Now torn to that tall, lean, lank-looking,
long-necked chap, Monsieur Claret. Weak as
the liquid lie 'holds, a north wind mast never
breathe upon him—touch him gently, or you
will shiver him to stems. Re is one of your
slender-built gentlemen, with tailing shoulders,
and a very high-crowned hat; ono that always
Mande aside when a mightier ono comes, as if
an encounter might demolish him; a peaces.
blo sort of personage, that never speaks much
above a whisper. No match at all for Old
Madeira. •
Some are 'staid, sober-looking bottles—the
necks are put straight on their bodies, and the
,cork® are put straight•in the necks; very cor
rect In their deportment, no doubt; never
have been, and never mean to be, iu a frolic.
Theis sides are perfectly corresponding, like
a respectably made coat; and their corks are
new, like !tabu*, well-brushed hat. There is
.something of deep thought about such an ono
'—something respectable, as if it would not be
:well to crack %Nib over them.
Then come your little, merry, facetious ar
tieles---an indent here, a protuberance there,
as if fun had twisted them all out of shape;
bottles that it makes one laugh to look at, and
that look as if they were laughing themselves.
There is, in fact, a deal of character in a
black bottle• It never talks, but then it looks
wise and knowing, and sometimes wises talk
ing and laughing in others. Oh yes! there is
'companionship in a black bottle, even after it
Is empty.
COULDN'T PIND HIS Our.—Tom Hobbs,
Coming one day into the otfue of a country
lawyer, of remarkable domestic habits, and
perceiving him, as usual, immersed in his
books, with a very grave cenntenanco ad
dressed him as follows
' a Well, Squire, I declare now, I have known
you, man and boy, theae twenty years, and yet
I can't find you out."
The Squire looked extremely grave at this
imputation upon his character, and hemmed
and hawed a number of times, before he could
give utterance to hie surprise.'
Why, really, Torn," at length said ho, "I
have always tried to sustain a reputable cha
racter-4 believe I have always dealt frankly
and aboveboard with you."
"True, true," replied Tom, stroking his
Chin with his left hand, as if weighing the im
port of his words, "but for all that I must still
say I can't find you out."
' II What do you mean, Tom? Just explain
Yourself, for really I don't understand the
meaning of this Charge."
«I mean as I say," said Tom. "I can't
find you out; and the reason is, (bowing most
krofoundly to the lawyer,) I always find you—.
in."
Wsnortouxs.—When Dresden was taken in
1767, by the Prussians; the Immense wardrobe
of Oount Bruhl, the Saxon Minister, contained
aniongst other articles, 1200 wigs, 300 pairs of
hoots, and 800 pairs of velvet breeches, which
the Kii3g of Prussials reported to have ordered
to be divided among his guards. This maniac
of extravagance had a different habit, with its
appending gold stick, watch and snuff-box,
for every day in the month, and, lest ho should
tie so unfortunate as to appear in the costume
of the'day or week before, a regular
_register
of hie wardrobe made its daily appearance at
his table, the dresses being painted in inhale
tureln a book. The rooms of his palace were
adorned with the most costly clocks, statues
and , pictures; and even the locks of the doors
Were inlaid with gold. Four servants were
employed in the charge of his wardrobe, which
Was shown to strangers as a callosity.
The Empress Elizabeth of Russia, whose
beauty Was equalled by her coquetry, was so
fond of dress, that her ministers, when they
wished to riot aside any project submitted to
her, needed only to bribe her dress-maker to
spoil a new robe. The catalogue of her ward
robe (tilled a thick quarto volume. Of the then
fashionable mantles, 7,000 were found in it af
ter her death,, according to Borlsof, who saw
this catalogue.
iFonon or GUNPOWDER.. -.The removal of the
ruins of old St. Paul's, in London, formed an
instructive chapter in architecture. We learn
from the tcLife of Wren," that the walls,
eighty feet perpendicular, and five feet thick,
and the tower, at least two hundred feet high,
th'ough cracked, and swayed, and tottering,
stuck obstinately together, and their removal,
stone by atone, was found tedious and dan
gerous. At first, men with picks and lovers
14sened the stones above, then canted them
Over; and laborers moved them away below,
and piled them into heaps. The want of room
(ter between the walls of the church and those
of ; the houses, there lay a street only some
,thirty yards wide,) made this way slow and nn-
Safe. ' Several men lost their lives, and the
piles of stone grew steep and Urge. Thus,
herver, Sir Christopher Wren proceeded,
ga frig every day more room, till he came to
the middle tower that bore the steeple. The
renutintiof the tower being nearly two hundred
,fedt high, the . laborer* were afraid to work
above; thereupon he concluded to facilitate
thli work by the use of gunpowder. He dug
a hole ,down by the northwest pillar of the
tosier; the tour pillars of which were each
.theut fourteen feet diameter. When he had
4pg to the foundation, he then, with crows and
,tool made on purpose, wrought a hole two
ilet - s<l ll oei hard Zito the centre of the pillard
There be placed a little tin box, containing
eighteen pounds of powder, and no more. A
cane was fixed to the box with a quick match,
as' gunners call it, within the CRHO, which
reached from the box to the ground above;
and along the ground was laid the train of pow
der with a match. After, the mine was care-
Nay closed up again with stone and mortar to
the top of the ground. Ho then observed the
effect of the blow. This little quantity of pow
der not only lifted up the whole angle of the
tower, with two groat arches which rested
upon it, but also two adjoining arches of the
aisles and all above them. Andthis it seemed
to do somewhat leisurely, cracking the walls
to the top, lifting visibly the whole weight
above nine inches, which suddenly jumping
down, made a great heap of ruins in the place
without scattering. It was half a minute be.
fore the heap opened in two or three places,
and emitted some Smoke. By this description
may be observed the incredible force of pow.
der, eighteen pounds of which lifted up three
thousand tons, and saved the work of a thou
sand laborers. The fall of so groat a weight
from a height of two hundred feet, gave a con
cussion to the ground that the inhabitants
around took for an earthquake. During
Wren's absence, his superintendent made a
larger hole, put in a greater charge ofgunpow
der, and neglecting to fortify the mouth of the
mine, applied the match. The explosion ac
complished the object; but one stone was dis
placed with such violence, that it flew to the
opposite aide of the churchyard, smashed in a
window where some women wore Bitting, and
alarmed the whole neighborhood so much,
that they united in petitioning that no more
powder should be used.
Goma. DIFFERENT SPAYS.—Rev. Dr. With
erspoon, former President of Princeton Col
lege, was once on board a packet-ship where,
among other passengers, was a professed athe
ist. This fellow was very fond of troubling
every body with his peculiar belief, and of
broaching the subject as often as he could get
any body to listen to him. "He didn't be
lieve In a God and a future state—not he."
By-and-by there came up a terrible storm, and
the prospect was that all would go to the bot
tom. There was much fear and consternation
aboard; but no one was so horribly frightened
as the atheist. In this extremity he sought
out the clergyman. He found him in the
cabin, calm and collected, and thus addressed
him: "Oh, Dr. Witherspoon! Dr. Wither
spoon I we're all going for It—we have but ti
short time to stay. Oh, my gracious 1 how
the vessel rocks ! We're all going—don't you
think we are, Doctor 7"
The reverend gentleman turned on him a
look of most provoking coolness, and replied
in broad Scotch—" Na doubt, na doubt, mon,
we're a 'ganging; but you and I dinna gang
the Jame way I"
THE DIMRENOE.—Liberty is Bet before
foxes in narrow flasks, and before storks in
flat basins. The cunning fox knows his reme
dy, and snaps ofl the neck of the flask, — at
what hope is thero for the silly stork? Me
suflers himself to be persuaded that the best
cure is to allow his bill to be trimmed.
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Special attention given to
OENTLEMEN'S WRAITSRB,
of wmoh a Ana saaortment is constantly kept on band.
010-gutif
Jyr, SCOTT—late of the firm of Win
• eheig
hia tzdt
a tiot6l l frattciAlßlBll
Ay, di4
F i giVrthreet, (nearly opposite mused
world
respeetrall the attention of his ii n e at rl a r ifi t dir° a wi t'lVt pro errfrdcsrpftMi :gs iieirfletxrtti Who wale Trade suppled and Collars .
i :
hirts
CONFECTIONERY.
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR.—Fine
CONFECTIONERY OAR be bed, °anal to ant °the,
establishment in this inty—via lion, Chooolate,
Almond,ete. Also, an sato ment tuor 80264.
Call at, JEFERS & C;10 .'S, o. 718 MARKET Street,
between Seventh and Maid& dan•lm
INSALAMANDER SAF.E9.
A large geeortmontf
EVAN! & WATIIIDN't
PHIJSADETPHIA
NALAMABFFR SAFE&
VAULT DOORS.
BANK LOOKS For Banks and Stores,
jahro d oltaTiriitle'&o.,
thanes' forma anT ot er establishment In the
United States,r
EVAeli t SY SON
P 10,1104 OK TB Street,
ladelolok,
PLBASE OMB US A (ALL . ant.tr
R• BRovilt AND CONVEYANCIIR, NORM
TIMM PENNA.
Aphid l in Montgo mery . NIA', and Cheater coon
titroa abtemAGE7o. Arms negotiated.
RANDSOMit DW ',LIMO! for ale In Nor*
own.
DEFINED BORAX, in stare and for
N.LICIAMit tAgßakt.
RIIGAR-HOUSE MOLASSES.-150 hhda.,
tieroesb burigilbyall.p by _
JAMS° " Ma
. A Nt4:l4rimat
G UM SOAISIONY—Virin, for e sale by
WETlinta, & BTHER.
is 2 47 and 49 Nort SECOND Street,
GUM GUATACUM—Strained, fbr sale by
47rATIVRIttrifE141%.
THE PRESS.-MLADELPMA, TUESDAY, JANUARY 3. 1860.
SPRING GARDEN HAVINCI NUND Iso
OLETY OF l'.llll, ELP
OfNe, ni t ed , ollti ll tkky, auto
v)
ou.ARTERWII yf i l l e . AM& OFFEELL•
Deeming losijeilm er i r o t 7 now, atitiplll
VONArtilTAßgivt ilmIgol:, 1:1' mirt,frwi .
rawn.
A reepogib i vt . tt e dege Bev! 111 lehtttr t tl on:s IR. i
beep nee eteZen gvi pit y la gretetr AV, -Ligtl i ttpro4rl
We l reil a r t gli f A n tila n attliP u e s tf i np, , t i l l i g e vere t e Y'
enema.. ernoUp of Seetlfo to nnotnrimount• %be 4
nese interest end Wants of the very lar y e and euterpr •
sing popttlation p b t madMpop t i e,
Front 9t01% o °took; B.IIIQ, c a Ka
iii nee Tppridij
from 0 until e onions in the evening.
MAE .
•
rode lok Kb*, it h rt ITAk u ,
f :: fIAYTt
ante undernoffer. redello Btoo 0,
nom Hart, moon P. Loalerer
Wan itesalag, Jr., Deorgo Knoll,'
James H. Pfingle, Jacob Dock
/aleph M. Crowell. n. Wm. tllward.'
George 'Wooing's'',
Peter 0. Master, I li illa n 'i'd"
JAMES B. P ei . rerint.
PRANCE' HART. Sao re 1.63 T• luau if
SAVING . STATES
TRUST COMEANY, comer THIRD and 011527-
NUT Stmts.
Large small imms.reoeived, and paid Nog ou de
mand without notice, with 1 , 31rE PER OENr, INTE
REST from the day or devout to the day of withdrawal.
Or hours, fro_m g until o'olock every day , and on
MO DAY gvENINOB from 7 until 9 O'oloot !
D kers for 99,10 on England, Ireland, and Scotland.
from .£1 upwards.
Preandent—STEPHEN R. C_RAWFORD.
renvt,mig.WuNTEL
SAVING FUND—FIVE PER CENT. IN
TBREBT.—NATIONAL SAFETY TRUST 00M
rtEileINWILLro ginigiTy th etr State rn :l i lf al
n ;tom iareoetved itt any 'Mr INVIA Or Mink% and Itio•
tareat paid from the day of (Woad to the day of vith
draws!.
The Mao, to open ovary day from 9 o'olook to the
monlny ilu ttllB o'olook
,the evontur, and on Monday
and e evetnim i till E .l l ! 01 M,,,, RI , t
J. an,
8 VitMericia gesta l a
William J. an, Secretary,
DrilllWToll.ll.
In. Hoary L. Benner, . Carrell Brewster,
• ward 1,. Carter,
hal/1) . 1(qm aglir_L i g: "
seen r *rhea,
Virridrett i ldnnni, sari Diffeaderthr.
Orly is received and permeate made deity.
Thelnvestments are made, in oonformity_with the
provisions of the Charter, It Real 'Estate Mortgagee,
Ground Rents, and mit Aret-olaea aeonlitiesea will al
wars bonne t portion atoatity to the depositors, and
aivi c ihn6 , l ,,, mg ...i to give permenenor and statillyto
PURE Ablb CHEAP BREAD,
MEOHANICAL BAKERY,
oalll DX OBTAIMID AT TIE NOLLOWMI
PLACES:
MilOghtfiCAL BAKERY, 8. W. corner of Br o ad a nd
Vine streets.
0.111.0LARK......—.----P_o_pler th street, below
Ten.
H. E. corm Sixth and
Coates street.
j&Tirs & 80N,.--.... .No,SX North Fifth street.
S. PANCOABT—.—..,....No. 910 Spring Garden
street.
JOHN 0. 'HOMEY..... —No. llit Vine street.
T. P. North Ftfth street.
JOHN SMITH..—. E. eorner nth and
Servos streets.
W. W. E. comer Eleventh and
Locust stream.
D. street, below Wal
nut.
GEORGE GARVIN.--No. Mt Lombard street.
D. 0017RTNNY.—...--N. W. oorher Sixteenth
and Pine etresta.
WM. 001.1RTNET--.....—.N0. 606 South Twelfth
street.
S. R. WANAMAKEIL---F ederal street, above
Sixth.
Z South Fourth and
Johnston etreets.
L. Smtsenthan
Ogden at
DAVID SADDLER—....—..No. 26) North Eleventh
street.
J. WEIGHTMAN--8. E. corner Eleventh and
Jefferson streets.
13. 8. T0MR1NE4.—....—...—N0. 1010 North Front
street.
BRboxs,—..-- —.B. W. corner oft Seventh
and Pine streets.
Areil myERS.---Cc t iates t f i trret. below Thlr-
F. A l . n eor j o.l e i e lktiahlin end
Coates streets.
F. MORRIS.-- N. IW. corner Tenth and
Bhi
B. B. 5219 8 S int% Front
street.
A r e groad and
Yarri nh THOS. T. 8LEE17—......—. Corner Nineteenth street
end Ridge ave 9 B. 8. BOWN— and
Federal streets.
J. MoINTYRE--......._...Twenty-seeond street, ab.
Coates.
ALEX. FULLEHTQL Copier of Fifth and Chris-
J. L. 111OXS.---......—0 t a 1 A i1ir4 N. J., store 119
O. H. RAINIER.— West PhatlVlale,adllutt.
R. L. YARNELL.---Lghl!P r e a n e t ni "ad '
JOHN BARNDT—.....--..Tremont and Pine Grove
P
0130. TOWNBl3l.(l).—.Weintester, Penna
M. MoCLENB—..---...Atlantlo City, N.J.
D. DORTON-- —,Floranoo. N. J
8. F. EBERLEIN Columbia. Pa.
f r u NEW JOB PRINTING OFFICE
"THE PRESS"
I prepared to emote neatly, cheaply aod expaditiouatt
PLAIN AND ORNAAMTAL PRINTING.
PA ALPHLETO.
BLANES OF EVERY DEOORIPTION.
Piinting for AUCTIONEER% LAWYERS,
MERCHANTS, MANUFACTURERS,
All order. left M the Publloatloulee of The
Press, N 0.417 OIiESTNUT BTREWP, win* promptly
ttonded to. Jolt-tf
IN TRE DISTRIOT6OURT FOE TRE
CITY AND COUNTY' OF PHILADELPILIA.
ALEXANDER YOUNG ve. JAMES HOYLEN, Ad
ministrator of Robert Cunningham, deemased, With no
tioe to terra-tenant, Sept. Term, INC 289.112, Lev.
The Auditor appointed ,ari s i n g ourt theport distri
bution of the fund tn Cour from see by the
Sheriff, under the shore writ of
All that certain lot or piece of ground, with the
four brink alaian46o4 or Momenta thereon erected,
marked In a mutant plan No. a, situate on the welt side
of Passynnk road, between Fitxwater end Catharine
otreets, In the late district of ploramensing. berinning
et a otake by the side of the said rosd,_ southwesterly 40
feet from ground now or formerly of Geo rge Clymer,
thence by a lot marked In the said plan o. now or
formerly of Thomas Kapok, westward 86 feet oliec
to a 16-feet wide alley, thence by the acme 406thward
16 feet 334 lnohes, to a let marked in said plan No 4,
formerly of William Alorrow, thence by the game
eastward 82 feet 5.1‘ molten, to Passynnk road albressid,
and thence by the game northeutimrdly 20 feet to the
place of beyjnning,(whleh lot ofround Patrick 1 1 0.
Konna r and Ellen hie wife. by an in dentured ated the sth
daLof February. A. D. 11342, recorded in deed book 'R. L.
L. No. IT, pace 123, &e,, grantortand conveyed Unto the
said Robert Cunningham in fee, subject to the pay [tient
of speedy rent charge or sum of twenty-two dollars
544. one
t ri l l ° Jut d i re! l ireind imyrovement' on the said
lot annual of font three - story brink homier—one of
them fronting on the Paelyttoli road, and the other three
of them fronting on an alley laid out over part of the
rear end of said lot.—Will attend to thedsitice of hie op
pplptment on Tuesday, the 10th of Januarb 1840, at
0 aleekP. at hie office, No. 260 SOUTH. FIFTH
street, in the city of Philadelphia, when and where all
vertigo interested in the said fund are required to pre
sent their claims, or °lee .be debarred and exoluded
therefrom. 18AAC R, Ji.,
d2B-10t Auditor.
TN THE SUPREME:COURT OP PENN
IN
SYLVANIA, FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT
OfJanuary terip,lB6o, No. M. In Equity.
Elizabeth Y. Walker _zs.AplnaVanderwater Dunshee,
George M. Patohen, lilutfoi'dMartin, and Sarah Ana
Martin, his wife, George Fatobea Edward Fitzgerald
?Mahon. Samuel J. Walker Pateh'im /mph
Trimmer,
Sarah Marshall, Thomas Marsha, I,' Martha Trimmer,
Sarah Bunk, Eminn_Durney Williem hlarehall, Emma
Marshall, Samutl t Marshall , Jo hn Marshall. Ann Mar
shall, William M. Entriken, Benjamin Johnson, and
Mary Ann , Johnson , his w ife, Elizabeth Entriken.
Emma Entriken, Thomas Entriken, Emma E ntriken.
Mary Entriken, .Tohn Entriken.
And now, Deo. MI, 1609 , on filing the bill in this cage.
and on motion of John C. )(nazi end David Webster,
Holioitors of complainant, it is ordered that & writ of
eubprzna be issued returnable on the 11. st - Monday of
February next, el that th e writ be served personally,
or by aopy, on all o the de endants resoling in this Oom
monwealt , and that as bench of the defondante se re
side out o the pints notice be given by the publication
of the writ n " The retie," a daily paper published to
the city o Philadelphia , at least ones a week, for six
successiveamelur. And it le further ordered that John
1
F. Belsterliror Esq., DI appointed guardian td Warn, for
Edward Fitsgeraid r atehen. S. J. Walker atehen, and
Joseph Patehen l minor children of Henry etches,. de
ceased, Emma Lntriken, Mary Entriken, and John S -
triken, minor children of Thomas hntriken, deceased,
and that. a copy of " The Prone" cool/limps the writ
and notice, be sent to the poet oMco per mail of the non
resident defendants.
Certifien from tho record.
Seal) hiltild'Zinalig,lll7f;jahvilt°l2lll.l7-te::
t ---",-) Court, at Philadelphin, thin fifth day of De
cember, .A. D. 1869, ROD PYLER, Prothonotary.
E,ASTERN DISTRICT OP PENNSYLVA
NIA, CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADEL
PHIA, 88,
The Commonwealth of ran nay Ivanin to Sophia Va n
&water Donahoe. Dome M. F atchen,Mulford hiatus,
and Sayah Ann Martin, his wife, George Patehen, I'd
ward Fitzgerald Patehen Samuel J. Walker Patches,
gig: ga 4 : a ligilk B g2 l nh iltauroxlitialimTmhamligr/ey.TVilli
liarn Marshall, Emma Marshall:Pameel Mara so. John
Marshall Ann Manihiki!, William M. Entrikep Reale
yri Johnson, and Mary Ann Johnson, his wt , Eliza
th Entriken , Emma Entriken, Thomas ntriken,
Emma Entriken, Mary Entri ke a, John En taken s
We command you, that you personally be and appear
before thejustmes of our Supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
at a court to be holden at Philadelphia, in and for the
Eastern diatriat, on the first Monday of February next.
to answ court bill of complaint exhibited against you le
our said by Elizabeth T, Walker, and do further 1
end to receive what our said court shall have considered
in this behalf. And tine you are not to omit ander the
penalty of four hundred dollar,.
Waimea the Ben. Walter H. Lowrie, Chief Justice of
our said court. at Phllealelphin, the third day of Deeem
ber,in theyear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and fifty -rime,
RO, TYLER, Prothonotary.
MEMORANDUM.—The defendants have toenter
their appearance in the suit in the Prothonotary's °Moo
on or before the day at which the writ is returnable i
otherwise the bill may be takenpro ronfosso.
dB -tut% RO. TYLER, PrOlhOnota
IN THE ORPHANS) COURT FOR THE
CITY AND C OUNTY OP
_p} III .ADELPHIA.
Estate of THOMAS ROINSON, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the court to audit,
settle, fl o ndjust the aocoult 9f Nalbro Pruner,
George y, an dd Caroline ohinson, Executors of
Thomas - binson, donne , and to make dietrt.
Imgon 61 be balance in the hands of the acoountant,
will meet the parties taterceted for the purposes If big
eppoinfmenl, on moroey, the 9th def of /saw%
IMO, at { o olook P. M., at Ms office, .E. corner 01
Etshth and Lomat etr9ets, in the oily or hile.dophis.
d214-stuth4t DANIEL DOUOHER 'Y, Auditor.
SHOULDER. -55 hhdo. dry salt Shout
korlitiefl r itl;V: a 2/ go t 7agr e
e.Pro c iit 0. ankiß
SA.VING riumus
BREAD
MANUFACTURED BY TRH
JOB PRINTING.
DEICRIPTION 01
PAPER BOOK&
shamans.
BILL, FIBADS
POBTBRB,
HANDBILLEI,
MECHANICS, BANKS,
RAILROAD AND INSURANCE
COMPANIES
LEGAL.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Flom MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
AOP4 NEW YORK.
SIX MILLIONS O teP DOLLARS,
Margin Is //MT MORTGAoIe tl3 REAL MATZ,
WORTH OVER emooo,ooo.
The premlutn4 e re GIVER thnn many other Compa
nies, end the Asti!andel have been GREATER,
ThiE th strictly muTuAr., Company. Thera are no
Stockholders, no that ALL TUE PROFITS
)ALONG TO THE INSURED,
panel,la ti, and every Information, may be had
IllEtA7l*• all application to
P. RA TCHFORD STARR,_Avent,
S. W. corner FOURTH and WALNUT Striate.
11 , 1 1, I.A D ELPIILit 11.1.:FER_ENCES s
7 . _homas opine.
mordecat s Dnweoni John Welah•
George 11. Stuart,
4iih'iir; I .
I isi, Stroud,
1 E. B . Whelan,
J. Fisher Learning.
ileint.yrtt,';7.ll,' William C. Ludwig,
Arthur ie. Cahn.
Jogiaa H. Power,.
George W. Toland,
Thoi.Wattenu. n23-Iyil•
DELAWARE MUTUAL SAFETY IN
SURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED BY THE LEDISLATURE OF
PENNSYLVANIA, 1896.
OrF101: B. B. CORNER THIRD AND WALNUT
Streets, MARINE INSURA NCE.
ON VE
To all parts of the World.
SSELS, )
linUtlT, INLAND INSURANCES
Oa Goods, by River ' Canals, Lakes, and Land Carriage
to al parte of the Union.
FIRL INSURANCES
On Merchandise generally.
On Stores, Dwelimy, Thews, Ice.
ASSETS (Y? THE COMPANY,
November 1,1136 e. .
Far. Market Po Ns.
1123,020, Philadelphia City ol' oent. Loan-4120,060 to
100000 Pennsylva nia State is t et. Loan 93,666 00
21.000 l'ennallyarda State 0 ip. or. Loan 21,000 taii
%gOO, U.S. Treasury 9% 4, lent. Notes and
interest due .... 1.2,2a2 Al
830,000 IJ. 8. Treasury 6 v et. Motes and inter
act due
525,000 Temporary Loan t . o . litii - City
Temporary o . f Fhila
doli
500,000, Pannaylvaaia Railroad 2d Mortgage
6 4F cent. Bonds 41,E00 00
530,000, North Pennsylvania Railroad Mort
/214,M Wearn a il ti eutlXi n a t aien ' aer Railway
Company 7 ip• et. coupon bonds_... 12,0 00
512.000,100 Aliares stook Oermantown Or
diiiiiiiigi7rnimlee . Can - dProioF
;gua
pina.. rantie •
-• — d by tha oily of Pit a
dal.•
60,000, 100 @bas Ponsuuylania - Railroad
Co re mPtany . ...... ..- ~. „. - 0,776 00
811^100aharea Borth Ye nuaylv . ania Kali
road Company ....
811430,aharee Phlladel phut lee Boat and Steam
Tug Company , Philadelphla and
aa,anallBteatg.Navtgation Com
..
Hteam `Nevus ion
Company, Philadelphia and a,-
vre de Ofeep Otearn Tow Bo st
Company. Philadelphia Naohange
Company 2,310 00
hncl i read Mn ...... and float iAtate Of "8" 41
oe Bullding
38
Bills receivable for humane*" made • BOAS t 9
Ba,lance due at Adenoita—rreminma on MA-
I/Mine Policies, lateral., and other debts slue
the Company.. .........
Scrip and stook at sus;irl &mimes; . domen- e5 ' 561 a
.....
Cash on Deposit n 4 26° 060 31
DIRIACTO . R3
raMani }tartish
men,' A. douder.
'heoplulus rentals{, ,
ohn R.Yenrose,
John C. Dam,
emoe Traquair,
lham Eyre, Ir..
4ines U. Henn,
Wilmot C. Ludwit,
Joseph H. Heal,
Dr. R. M. Huston,
rharge O. Leiper,
ugh Craig,
rlei Kell,'
- .
Samuel N. Stakes,
t '
• B. Benham',
may Bloom
dward Darlingtor.
. Jones, Brooke
Dancer M'Brame,
l'homas C. Hand.
RoberberLrt
Duon,
t
P. Jones,
James 0. M'Farland s
Joshua P. Eyre,
John B. Semple, Pittab's
D. T. Morgan,
A. B. Denser,
M MARTIN, Preshtent.
. HAND, Vioe Premdent,
rotary. dl6-d i
WILMA
T
HENRY LYLBURIV.BI3IO
A ITERIOAN FIRE
JAI-AL. INCORPORATED AIIJ
No. MO WALNUT Street above Third, Philadelphia.
Having erge paid-up q i apital Stook and Surplus In.
vested in noun and 211/8.1111 le Seenriwee, continua to in
awe on Dwellutink Store' Furniture, Morehead's%
Vessels in Port and their gargoos, and other Personal
Property. All losses liberal,y and promptly edJusted.
DIXIE:TOYS.
rriv r Abbott. John T. Lewis,
ue tLsh James R. Campbell.
muel . Morton. nd G. Dutilh.
atria Brad). Ohm. W. PoultneY.
Israel Moms.
GEORGE ABBOTT, President.
THOMAS R. MARIS. Seoretarv. 19.23-ly lf
INSURANCE CO.
0-CHARTER PERPET
THE QUAKER CITY INSURANCE
COMPANY, PHILADELPHIA Pa.
FRANKLIN BUILDINGS, No. WS WALNUT Street.
CHARTER PERPETUAL,
CAPITAL.—. 8200.000
SURPLUS . .
INSURANCE. too.ooo
FIRE, rtiKifirii:lia INLAND 'Fire Inseranoe, limited and perpetual, on nundlngs and
Moreland's° of all descriptions.
Marine Imre/leo, inland and Conn, on Veneta,
Freight and Cargo to and from ail parts of the World.
0711CISIti,
rORGE H. HART,
.Prewdent.
. P. RUM Vice Pres ident.
• .R. COG HALL Secretary.
S. H. BUTLER, Ase't Secretary,
DISEC2OII•.
Hart, E. W. Bailer , Andrew R. Chambers,
A. C. Cattp, Charles 1.3.1m1ar •
Foster B. orkina, H. R. Coggehall,
Samuel Innex.lll. 1 1 .. Hon. H. M. Fuiler. and
INaSURANCEa TO: COMP ANY?IMM OF
t TIIE
it t A l l A rc N E NB I Mi lit:
. -
i Ohertsred in PM—Capital ll9Q7,ooo—Assets, Jeumary 1,
IMS 8541,449 at l -100.
All invested in _sound and Tr i, ailabie seenyities—oeh
tines to insure all vessoll vid argots. Diulatinse, Stooks
of Merobandise, ke.. Ph liners terms.
PIRECTO 8:
Henry D. Shorrere. George H. Eltnerit
&Mon Toby, Samuel Oran', Jr.,
!Arles Maottlester,' Tobias Wexner.
Slims 8. Smith, Thomas B. Wattle:lh
Om B. itudd, Henry G. Fromm's.
illism R. White.' Charles 8. Lewis,
Users* C. Cersen,
IIENIIT1).8111,RIMRD, President.
WILLIAM HA R PPP. Reoretarr it 9-Wfai II
LIFE Ir
iE INSURANCE AND TRUST 0031.
--d_pANY.—T A TIE_ PENN MUTUAL TAPE INSU
RANI?: CoMrANS . Northeast corner of THIRD and
1)W Streets. Asseta, $903,231 26.
INSURES LIVES for the whole term of dife—granta
gruntitimi and endowments—purchaaes life interestsin
Real Baste, andLi waken all contracts depending on the
temtingenmea of fo.
They ant ae Exeenters, Ad:WM.B4o)re, Assignees
Trotting, and Quardihns.
Daniel L. Miller, TR .
(M T
girl S. [Rohm
/Sri 14 ClAt . tm l
a. il
e m h i ttit): ;ind.
linen' . 1 5 . Banker, meal. totter,
'William H. Kern, emea Ils n, Samuel aamuel C. Huey, hooch' lus Paulding.
(J Jukritle llallderall, dmund A. Bonder
Ilenry d. C. Townsend. aniel L. ifutolnaoll.
R_odolphua Kent, ohs W. limier.
William H. Carr. 'ilia f 3,. Archer,
V. lloPow,
John U. Brenner.
, P. 841o)] ay, Easton.
D lEL L. ildll,t.E% Pretident.
19/1 IL. E. WI °KWh vice Prea t,
Joan W. Mignon. Secretary. anlB.lr
FAME INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
AI CHESTNUT Street, PHILADELPHIA,
INCORPORATED
ENNSYLVANLAism, Ay THE ESTATE OP
P.
CONFINED TO ME AND INLAND RISK&
DIRIOIT0RI:
BAMITIL WRIGHT— .., .of 'Wyilist, Bros., & Co.
WILLIAM W. WALTERS, WIIIISITI Ryan & Co.
CHAIM!' RICUARDION— J. O. Mows & CO,
OZORGE A. WRIT.-- West, Folios, k Lloyd.
BARCLAY LIPPINCOTT.— Lilnoott, hunter d, 4k SOott
Jscon W. Elroy? ........ ..... 'ha cies, Stoat, & .
Plinks
_fawn, Jr....... . i iittr sßrosi, fr. Co.
JJAVID Jo.lSlRhat —....... lasts £ whey.
A. H. Rosnarmerair.— . °sophism. Brooks. /t Ois.
401 IN B. Emason...-- /oho B. Ellison & Boas.
JOHN W. Ev . KIIMAN John W. EvennS3l & CO.
1
THOMAS 8 . MARTIN BATA AN & Martin.
GEORGE W. DAY Preside t.
JONATHAN J. 81.4aUM, Vlot Pres'l,.
WILLIAMS 1. 11LANWARD. a's. ant-tl
VOWARD FIRE AND MARINE 'NEU
RANPE COMPANY, No. 119 WALNUT Street,
Philadelphia.
DIUEOrI£I.
M. W. Baldwin. obt. W. D. Truitt.
/ v
Ogl i . r .ltin t. Thomson ,
' l n ti Kigaig i rTi
060. ia .86xtb.., • 1. .1 (motor!,
In. 11. Lova,
J.O. mnitN,Vili. el' radon F. Norton.
N. S. Warns . ohn Clayton
John E. Addioks. 'dward A . Warne,
R. T. Kansa. 11.11.131 n lineortl•
Thomas L. Loden.
fresident—AL . BALDWIN.
Presidont—B. B. WARNE.
Beoritery.—EDWlN BOOTH. doe
PIANOS.
fffilli STEINWAY & SON'S NEW PA
TENT OVER-STRING GRAND PIANOS,
BCCG 4.118 GRAND, AND tiQUARE PIANOS, now pre
ferred in aoneerts and in private wales by the beet
performers. Received the Drat premiums over the beet
slaters, from Judnee like Gottschalk. Al axon and others.
Chelleese edloompetaron. DLntll Utl DNOT IIERS,
de-ly taus Clifit3TNUT Street
if fm HOLIDAY PRESENTS !
PIANO.FORTES.
MELODEONS.
PIANO-FORTES.
MELODEONS.
PIANO-FORTES.
MELODEONS.
PIANO-FORTES
MENB.
MM. by Elton, 11.toon, & MuLODms E &
O Clark
HMIs% Dram, & Co., (Abets.
J. E. GOULD
. mild-li SEVENTH and OHESTN__ ,
UT.
UIIIOKERING & SONS,
ItIanTICTUILLBS OP
GRAND, SQUARE. AND UP/11011T
PI ANO-FORTES.
WAREROOMB O? CIIESTNUT STREET.
Corurtapr 1 in store a larse stonirof our BEAUTIFUL
and UNEQL AL D INSTRUMENTS. We have been
awarded,at the dfflerent Exhibitions in this nountry and
lANO
urope,
ad GOLD ANDBILVER FIRST-CLASS MEDALS.
PS TO RENT.
A GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
PIANOS.
210210MACESR tt CO.,
1021 CHESTNUT Street, respeetfulls Invite the music
loving publio to aall examine their new and sue-
Omani imprroy ment—
THE PARLOR GRAND PIANO.
Having converted the Tone, Touch, and Action of
the Grand Piano into that of a Square Instrument,
avoiding &litho oldeetiona generally made to file sale el
grand Piano , also diminishing the nest of the Caine.
In volume. purity of tone, groat power, brilliency. full
ness, depth, and evenness of touch, wall exvituai le dolt
one! and sweetness, these
SUPERIOR AND BEAUT hIE FULLY-FLNISHED IN
STR UNTS
are wholly unequalled. They havo received the highest
encomiums, and are pronounced by entice to be tar su
perior to any Instruments ever manufactured to 01111
oonntry.
Constantly on hand, a large_ and elegant assortment of
our unnvalled PIANOS. ly e igive elegant
awarded the
Flag Ptollllllllll, at all exhibitiona ever exhibited, in
cluding the Prize Medal from the Crystal Palace Exhi
bition. Now York. toll. sel-tf
MEDICINAL.
THE ALL-SUFFICIENT THREE!-
TWERP:MAR, 1,1, and 3.
Protected by Royal bettor. Patent or England. end
secured by the !Seals of the t,cole de Pharniam o de Parts,
and the Imperial College of' Medicine, Vienna,
No.l is invaluable for ozhaustiou,opeamatorrhtra,and
n 11,11700.1 disabilities.
No.looMpletely eradicates all traece of those diseases
that have been hitherto treated by the hertleethillend per ;
nioious use of copolvia and unbolt,.
N 0.3 has entirely supplanted the in'urioue use of mer
cury, thereby insuring to the tindersr speedy tettefolta.
periling all Impurities, and rooting out the venom ofthe
*INIEEIR?,IAR, Nos. 1,2, and S. are prepared in the
form of a lozenge, devoid of taste and men, and can be
carried In the waistcoat pocket. Kohl in tin canoe. and
divided 'Moaner/it° dogmas administered by Velpeau,
Lallernand, Rouz , Ilicorth ,to. Price 11 each, or four
cases for 59, Which saves e 3,• and in 141 cases, where
by there Is a Sayler of 19, To be had, wholesale and
Tetelt, of Dr. HARROW, lel Wreaker street. New York.
Bold also at Retail by CALLEN DF:11. & CO., corner
TIIIRD and WALNUT Streets, Philadelphia and by
T. W. MOTT & MONS, ria North BECON I) tltreet,
Wholem da ale and Retail Agents for Penns)
1411 m
7OLLICKOFFER'S ANTI-RIIEUMATIC
CORDIAL.-Bta have been afflicted with rheu
matism for es long period—a portion of the time had no
toe of my limbo, Trod your Cordial, and In three days
I was able to weak down stairs, and weak the Pain
entirely left me. I do cheerfully recommend the cor
dial to those who are afflicted with that dreadful com
plaint. I mire, as. W. NewLlN t Broke f, G 32 Pine et.
rrepared by THEODORE DILKB, Chemist, N. E.
corner PINE and twat! eta . e lf-3m
PRIVY WELLS ()LEANED AT A LOW
Pyieti to obtain tbe /mutant.. Add men WILLIAM
TIMSON. roudrette Whoa, 1213 North SECOND Street.
dAI lin"
THE PENNSYLVANIA CENT RA L
RAILROAD.
260 MILES DOUBLE TRAZYS.I
1860. iNatamti
HApN IB6O.
THE CAPTC TNYFIN HW E OUNTW EQUAL
THREE THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS
BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG,
Connecting direct at rtuladelptits with Through Trains
from Beaton, New York, and all points East. and in the
Union Depot at Pittsbor , s• with Through Trains to and
from all point. in the eat, Nerthmeat, and ifenth.nnt
—thus furnishing facilities for the transportation of
Passengers unsurpassed for speed and sonifort by any
other route.
Express and Fast Lines run through to Pittsburg,
without change of Cars or Conductor.. All through Pas
:longer Trains provided with Loughrtdge's *tent
Brake—speed under porlect control of the engineer,
thus adding much to the nafetv of travellers.
Smoking Care are attached to each Muni Woodruff's
Sleeping Cars to Earn elm and Past Train". The
EXPRESS RUNS DAILY: Mail and Peat Lines, Sun
days excepted.
Wit Mail 'Brain leaven Philadelphia at 8 A. M.
Poet Line " 1180 A. M.
Express Train leaves " 10 60 P. M.
WAY TRAINS LEAVE AB FOLLOWS:
Farnsbuct Accommodation, via Columbia, SP. M.
Columbia Les) P. M.
Parkcsburg 1290 P. M.
West Cheater Pa:seem:era will take the Mail, Parkee
burg and Columbia Trains.
Passengers for Sunbury, Williamsport. Elmira, Buffa
lo, Niagara Palle and intermediate matt, leaving Phi
ladelphia et o A. 51. and 2 P.
M., go directly through.
Tickets Westward may be obtained at the offices of the
Company in Philadelph,a, New York, Boston, or Bal
timore; and Tickets Eastward at any of the important
Railroad Ofhotia in the Went; alio on board any of the
regular Line of steamers on the Mississippi or Ohio
river..
CT Fare alwa)a ex low, and time as emelt. ea by .07
other Route.
For further information apply at the Passenger Sta
tion, Southeast corner of Eleventh and Market Streets.
The oornpletion cf the Western oonneations of the
Pennsylvania Railroad to Chionso r make this the
DIRECT LINE BETWEEN Tim EAST AND THE
(MEAT WEST.
The connection of tracks by the Railroad Bruise at
Pittsburg, avoidiniutll drayage or ferriage of Freight,
together with the saline of Lime, ere advantages readily
appreciated by Shipppers of Freight, eral. the Travel
ling Public.
Me rills nts and Shippers entrusting the transportation
of their Freight to this i • nropeny, can rely with oonft
dentlrßAWMVM:tiGHT to and from any point
in the West by the Pertuk,lvania Railroad are at all
news as „farerabla as ore charged by other Railroad
Companies.
1.9".13e partioular to mark packages" via rerma.RaLl
rout.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Dirsotions, a_pply
to, or mddrovs either of the fo ll owing Agenteof the Veel -
Deny
STEWART, Pittsburg;
It S. Pierce & Co., Zanesville,O.; J. J. Johnston .Ri pier,
0.; It. McNeely, Maysville, Ky.; °nimbi & Cropper,
Portsmouth, 0.; Paddock k Co., Jetlersonville, Indi
ana; W. Brown & Co.Cmolnaatb 0.; Athetn k,
Htbhert, Cincinnati. 0.; R. CLldeLitum, Madison. Ind.;
Jo.. E. Moore, Louisville. K. O'Riley dc
Evansviliv, Ind.,• N. W. Graham & Co., R.
F. Snag, FihniAr & Glass. St. Louis, Mo.; John H. Har
ris, Nashville, Tenn.; Harris k Hunt, Memphis, Tenn.;
Clarke & Co., Chicago, Ill.; W. 11. M. Koontz. Alton
lit; or to Freight Agents of Railroads at different point;
in the West
• . .
J SMEEDER, Phlladelphis.
WILT CO ICYCAT 8, 81) North itreekSbiltimote.
th,r %w,ll,lim N.Y
L:"(311 11. & 11 C . N l.l4okolan 1 1 1 44,1 1 / 3 1 4t,P1u11.
L. L. HOUP °ere' Ticket Agenetaos.
I`A
I T HOS. A. SCOTT, Ooti'l Supt Altoona,
RAILROAD LINES.
1859. Reagan 1859.
WI ET : Eit A A v E D ER G A VLE Nifar %A
BEL MIA A fth TliViN ON RAIDIOAD CO.
L .NMEL FROM PH I,ADLPHIA TO
NEW YOliK AND WAY-LAE%
nom WAINII7-,vnltzT WUAIt7 •XD
WrLL leave as follows. viz: /Aim.
At 6A. 31„ via Camden and Amboy, Cam. do Am.
Accommodation . . 83 DO
At 6A. ht., damden and — fersoy tiny, (New
Jarsel)Aociommodation..— . ... 36
At 9 A. M., via Camden and — fel . soi City, .31oining
Marl _ ..... 600
At Ohl A. M., via Kensington and Je rsey
Western Express 3 00
At IWO P. 31.. vie Camino,' and Amboy, Aeanulnlia
dation.... . a nd
At sP. 1%1 , vi a ba — niden - Amboy. O.kA. ...
11801,146 a
. . .
.00
.-
At 46 P. M., via Kensington and Jersey City, I
Evening .. .. ... ... CO
At 4d P. M., via Kensington and Jersey City, Id
Clam Ticket.-- 2 M
At 6 P. M., via Camden and Jersey City .1K Tomas
Mai 1..... -- . ........ ... . BIM
At.ll P. AL, via Camden and jersey Cityll ll'l ,'Southerti
A
(Freight and ranenger)—lot
uletse° Ticket 2 2.1
2d Class 1 se
The 6 P.M. Mail Line rues daily. The /1 P.m. South
ern hfail.Saturdaye excepted.
For Belvidere. Easton. Flemington. tee.. at A. M.
from Walnut-street wharf. and Cr. 111. from Kensington.
For Mauch Chung, Allentown, and Bethlehem, at ti
A. N.vie Letwill Valley Railroad.
tror'Water Bap, Strortdelnitg, Scranton, Wilkesbarre,
Montrose, Great Bend, ike. L at 6A 61 ., via Delaware,
Lackawanna, and Western mailman.
For Mount Holly. at 6 end 9 A. M.. and 2 and dig P.M.
For Freehold, at 6 A. M. and IP. M.
WAY LINES
For Bristol, Trenton, An, at 3 and Vs' P. M. from Ken
sington.
For Palmyra, Riverton,Delanco, Beverly, Barllngton,
Bordentown, Ac. at hid, 3, and elfi P. M.
Fifty PeUnrl4 of baggage only allowed each yislisenger.
Passengers are prohibited from taking anything as bag
gage but their wearing apparel. All baggage over MU
pounds to be paid /or extra. The company limit their
responsibility forlaggage to one dollar per pound, and
will not be hable for any amount beyond $lOO, almost
by asocial contract.
WM. IL OATZMER,Azent
d 23 Camden and Amboy R. R. Co.
I PIIELADELPIIIA,UER ,
r.. 414 MANTOWN AND NORRIS.
TOWN AILHOA D.- 'INTER ARRANGEMENT-
On and after MON DAY, Nov. ft, 1650,
FOR GER IHANTOWN.
Leavo Philadelphia 6, 7,7.60, 9, 80, 11. and 12 A. 3J.,
1, 1,3, 3R, 4,5, MC 6,7, 8, 9 11, and hid I'. M.
Leave Germantown 6 7,8, 835, PR. 10, IL A.M.,
1, f, S, 4,4 X, 6.6, esj i t 6 l i tgo t c. 2. 431 .
7 5 1
Leave Philadelphia 9. min. . M., 1 6%, and 10 P.M.
Leave Germantown 8.10 nun. A. M., 1.10 min.. 634, and
6 P. al.
OILESTN UT RILL RAILROAD.
Leave Philadelphia 6,.7.60, 11 A. DI., 3, 4, WC 7. and 10
P. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill 7.10, 7.40, 8.66, and 12.40 A. M.,
3.40, 6.40. 6.49, and 8.40, P. 31
ON SUNDAYS,
Leavo Philadelphia 9.05 A. M., 2,and 666 P. M.
Leave Chestnut Hill 7.60 A. AL, WO, 630, and 9.40
vain . V. M.
FOR coNswortocKETl AND NORRISTOWN.
Leave Philadelphia 6,9, 1 1 .06, min.. A. Mo 1 .06, 3 .01 1 .
VV.(' and 1116 P. M.
Lamy° Norrutown 0,7, 9, 11 A. M., 136, 416, and 6
P. M.
ON BUNDAYS
eiv,:gh..,!NwinA...NinuTaidol, l '..4.i.
~ .,( 3‘ . R MpNAYUNK.
M Philadalp is 6.1 , 0.11.06 A. AL, 1.00. 6.05, 6.06, 41.4. U
Mc W!.
7,4, and /
Leave Mith010 194 534,616,0‘,9R, and.Mg A. M., 6, S.
6, OR, and 844 J. M.
ON SUNDAYS
O ,
Leave Philadelphia 9 A. M, and MiP M.
Leave Manayunk 754 A.M., 406, and U 4 P. M.
N. li. SMITH. General Superintendent,
nUl.tt 111.VuT. NINTH end GREEN `Streets.
NORTH PENNSYL
VANIA RAILROAD.
ARRANGEMENT.
For BETHLEHEM, DOYLESTOWN, EASTON,
ALLENTOWN, MAIJOH CHUNK . . HAZLETON.
On and after MONDAY, November 7th, lase, Passen
ger Treats will leave FRONT and WILLOW Streets,
rb y lladailfihia. DAILY, ( Sundays excepted:)
or Bethlehem, Easton, Atlantan, Mauch Chunk,
ke., E.'spress, •at 9.30 A. M.
Eor Bethlehem, (Express,) at 9.30 A. M. and I P. M.
For Doileetown, leetown. (Accommodation,)B3B.4oA. ld. and
4 f o ll i• l kort. Washington r tA modrain jai I P
TRAINSFR PRIEA ELYRIA ;
Leave Bethlehem. ( xpress,) at BA. M. and 4.10 P. M.
Leave Dorlegtown, (Aecommodation,) at 7 A. M. and
3.a0 P, 81..
Leave Fort Waehington./Aeonnutiodatfon,) at/. A.M.
ON SUNDAYS: •
hEiladelphla for Port Washington at 9.30 A. M.
iladelphia. for Dos lestown. at 1 4'. N.
ylestown for I'l'lll'de-11>h:1k, at 7 A.
Fort Washiegton for thiladelphieca 0.40 P. M.
Fare to Bethlehem, $1A0; to Mauch Chunk, 8340; to
Eynon, 19140; to Doylestown, Meseta.
Through Reliant must be procured before eateries the
ear!.
Ali Passetiger Trains (except Shttahr Trains) con
nect at Berk, moult with Fifth and Sixth-streets, and
Second and Third-street, Passenger Railroad,.
n 7 ELLIS CLARK. Arent.
anitimPIIILADELPERA,WEL
MINGTON, AND BALTI
MORAILROAD.
On and after MONDAY, November 21. IM9,
PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
For Baltimore at 2.10 A. M., 12 noon, (Repress ' ) an.
11.10 P. M.
POrld.or at 8.15 A. M.. 15 noon, IX, and U.lO P. M.
For Wilmingto n At 8.15 A. M., 17.130, and 11.10 P. M.
ForNa* Ca ble at 8.15 A. 55., and 4.41 P. M.
f
or Middletown at 815 A. M. and I 30P. M.
lA/
or Dover at 8.16 A. M. and P. M.
or Milford at 8.15 A. M., and 4.M P. M.
For ta
elfor l d 11 8 8a5 A A. r, iil., a3d 4 4 , 4o p P t Att.
r iltAtiilB 14)10 n 1111 , ,Atik . Li'llIA
Leave Baltimore at 8.80 A. M., I inpretied 10.15 A. M.,
and 845 P. M.
L , enveWiluiingtonstl.ls A.M. sad 11.30 A. M.,1.45 and
8.40 I'. M.
- - •
'mitre Laurel at 0.15 A. M., and 3.40 P. M.
Aare Seaford at 6.45 A. M., and 406 P. M.
leave Milford at 740 A. M.. and 4.25 P. M.
..eave Dover at 9.01 A. M., and A 1. GO 51.
Leave Middletown at 10 A. M. and 7.05 P. M.
slave New Castle at 10.56 A. 51.. and 8 P. M
.ave Chaster at 8, 12 A. M. 3.22 and 9.15 P.M..
aye Baltimore for Laurel and Delaware Railroad
at 10.15 A..
M TIIAIIIB FOR BALTIMORE
forage Chester at &la A. M.,1235 and 11.40 P. M.
Leave Wilmington at 0.25 A. M., 12.5 a P. M.. and LIZ
A.M. .
SUNDAYS
001 s at 11.10 P. NI., from Philadelphia ta Baltimore.
Only at 0.25 P. M.. from Baltimore to P 0 iladelphia.
FREIGHT TRAIN iwtth PASSENGER OAR attahed,
pill run 19 follows:
• • •
Leave Philadelphia for Perryville ruid intermediate
glades eta P. M.
Leave Wilminirton for Perryville and intermediate
place. at 4.45 P. M.
Leave Wildung ten (or Philadelphia and intermediate
places at a 45 P. M.
Leave emir !'. liedgk for lEltemmer's Rue, Chum's. end
Ilarewood a II.
no S. M. FELTON. Premidect.
a PUILADELPHIA AND
gIiPIM EL MI RA RAILROAD LINE—
WHAT ROUTE to Elnurs,WilketbArre, lklirao,
I,7nice.go Montreal,, Rock Wag, NW AM FaltA t M.4lwftukao, Bur
lington, Montreal, M. Paul's, Detroit, Durilietb, and Bt.
LOUIS.
- j'aseenger trai no will leave the rhiladel phia and Reed
ing Railroad Depot, corner DROAD and CA 1,1
HILL Btrreeui (Eundaye °ace toddle Collo:vs:
1.30 A. M. DAY - EXPR.VB.
For Elmira, Niagara FalLe, Buffalo, etroit, Milano
altlwaukeo. Rook Island, galena, St. P'aul'a, Ditrhattoa
and Bt. Louie.
•
3.30 P. M., NIOIIT EXPRESS.
Fpr Elmira, Niagara Falls, Hullido,Vetroit, Chump,
Milwaukee, Rook Island, Usletia,St. Paul's Burbapp o a,
an St. Lotus,
The 7.30 A. hi. and 3.6) P. AL traine tun through to
RARR HIBURO. stopping at ell Stallone on the Lebanon
Valley Drench.
The 7.30 A. M. train oanneots at Rupert for
Wdkea
harre, Pittston. [lei/triton, and all stations on th e LACK
AWANNA AND IILOOXISBUR9 RAILROA.
Baggage oheeked to Elmira, Buillelo, and ecteminsion
Bridge.
Tiokets one be procured at the Philadelphia and
Elmira Railroad Line Tiekat °Sloe, Northwest corner
of SIXTH and CHESTNUT Streets, and at t h e Passen
ger Depot, encore BROAD end CA WA/WU ILL.
fIIROUGH EXPREBB FRI.:IONT TRAIN
Leaves the Depot, Itroo,d atreet,holow Vine, dally (Sue
dey excepted, I for all pointa ItiPat and North, at d P. M.
Freights must be delivered bofore II P. M. to insure
going the Caine day.
For farther information. apply at
Freight Dept, 1/.40A C . 1 1 ., below Vita , .
Otto CHAS. S. TAPPEN. Avant,
N. W. outlier IXTII and CHESTNUT Streets,
OM- tf PhiladAlebt,
1/1 RPM A P N I D " A L V A ' A I D " I : N i f I R
'A T I l A , -
ROAD, MORNING LINE, for POTTSVILLE, READ
ING and HA URI:Hit:HU,
Leaves the new licsi.ot. cornor of BROAD and
C A LLOWIIIL Meseta, [entrances on C r
at 7.10 A. AI. DAILY, (Souders excepted, I for Vol TR
VILLE, lIARRISBU RG, and all intermediate points,
onnneoting at Harrisburg with trains running to Pit ta
burs , Cliaintieriburg, Ca lute Au.
AFTERNOON LINES.
Lenge at 3.30 P. M.. DAILY, tor POTTSVILLE and
HARRISBURG.
At 4.30 P. at., DA ILY, (Sunday sexempted,)for READ
ING, and intermediate mots.
On W. li. MoILFIENNV,Rooreter•
CIIEST
MOM_ _ VALLEY It 1I I, ROA B—PAI4-
Elt AI NS F(111 MVO:NI N.; row ANL) IN
TERM EPI ATE :iTATIONS.—On and after reti Ilerf 11-l
-bw. IMP, the Fattener Trans lor DOWNINGOW
TN
,
start fro the now l'af.eent,ot 1n.r0% the Mitt
dolphin and Itentlinr Itniiroo t%ril any. rumor of
BROAD end CA LI.OW ILI LI, etreets, (I.l..senor en
trances on
MORNING IRAIN for Douningtown, !eaves at 7.30
A. M.
AFTERNOON TRAIN for Pownlnstolm, leiryee a t
1.841.1'.
ntod.,
rrs
(Bund'Y elco
:th.reqs of the Yhilarlelrh IA
tsy order tho ro f
rrnd RailrotrU :
rIS
UAAIDEN AND AM
nnv AND PHILADELPHIA
AND t r .Nl ON RAII,ROAD CO.'S Holiday likenr•
neon arrangement for New Yap. January Ist, j'o,
between Philadelphia and New ork.
Fare for the 1 11:111,1,111 to NOW York And rotirn. 81 no
Faro for tho to Newark at.il return. .
Foci mon Tiekate will be roll in nit rue line. for Now
York. on SATURDAY. the Met, good to return on or
bef or e 2 need". iamine 3,
n Wnlnot..irent %lout nt 9,9, nod It A.
nod 12',. 2. 4, anittn P. N.
Frow Now York. at 6,2 A and 1 A. M. 12 N., 2, 4
sad P. wlll. 11. OATZAi EH, Anent.
DIORxYaR Nth,1514. dri-At
DALES ITT AUCTION.
FURNESS, BRINLEY &
No. giSO MARKET STRANT
BSCOTT. Jr. ; AUCTIONEER, No. 431
* CHEPITHUT STREET, (mock, th• Cutout
Holm, between FOURTH and El Atte_ata
HALE OF FINE FURS, FANCY st...niolit AND
CARR !AGE ROLIEtI,
Til/3 MVpll3
Jan 3, commencing at 1U o'clock sroomely,
Commimer an assortment of ottnlr, *able, smiirred,
stone and silver marten, &c., In sets of two and three
picture, napes and haltr epee, with muffs and ends to
match; mink sable mode; children's and muse' what.
sumac sets ; gents' beaver collar, and gloves.
. .
. .
Fancy wolf, raccoon, genet, and fox shish aad ear
ri axe robes.
BALE OF GERMANTOWN GO9D9, EMPROIDE
OLLB, TRIMMINGS, CONORESi UAITERB, ho.
On Wednesday Morning,
Jan. 4, by catalogue, on a credit, commencing at 10
o'clock.
PHILIP FORD & CO , A.UOTIONEURS,
NIL MO MARKET &pee, and MI MINOR Street.
SHIPPING.
pHI'LADELPHIA
Am)
011BSOENT NAVIGATION COMPANY.
aka . arga
AT AN ADJOORNBD AIEHTINO OF,THE ABOVE,-
IiAMED OORPORATION,
lUD AT
NO. 0 =ROMANIS' MCMAHON,
At 10 o'tllook A. 111.. Beetember 7th. Iss9. the follow
ing gentlemen were unanamonaly Mooted DIZOOtOIII
the Corooanit
GNOMON H. STUART, •
S. MORRIS WAIN,
MATTMXW W. BALDWIN,
MIAS. MACALBSTHR, Aso
JOHN =GAR THOMSON.
The BOOKS of EUBSORIPTION o the CAPITAL
STOCK of said COMPANY are now open at the above
named °Moe, where all persona favanble to the enter-
Putts are rornentrillY invited to eablentW. . 43-tf
FOR ENGLAND AND FEA
CE.—
NJW •YORIC AND RAWLS STEAMER'?
t.t.N I'ANI.
he 'United States Mail Stearaohipe lataieo, esO
tone, David Lanes, Commander. and FULTON; 1100
tone, James Wotton, Commander, will leave New
Yore, Havre, and Southampton, for the Tear tare, on
tke followmg days :
To meet new regoiroomots of tiv; Plat COE og i 3spert s;
ment, the dare of 'ailment' thiLA_ A 0 and? LTD.'
Dont RAVRe and SOUTRAMPTO, after_thejr
r.salt voyage', be changed as follows from NEW .
'Or lave in the eau of the prima direarinre of the
FUL . which rill take vireo on the 11th December,
the schedule remelts unaltered:
wrar,a
11011 NM TOP[. 10Th 1.141110177)1.1 . PTON.
i
FULTON.— .0.17. F LTOZt....J an. 10._ an. 11.
l ' ql tFtli .7 el. 1... I LVOIC.J a et. 28 1. .'.... et ak
Plitbr& -- . - .:mg . b. '1,1,N , 14 - ::::ltih.il 7 .7...l`patt
These steamers. built expressly for Government au
vice, with double engine., under , deck, every attention
been been taken in the construction of the bull and ma
chinery to mourn safety and speed. The shifirhave five
writer ,, tight compartments enoloaing the ensinee, so
that is the event of collision or stranding., the water
couldwot reach th em.and the pumps being free to work,
the eafetT of the vessel end paseentere would be se
co red. Recent experience hu denionstraled the alma
lute necessity of this mode of construation.
Tue scoommodationy for pusequra era barred to
cembine every comfort and cionTetilritee that Can be dr
sired. __
--
2 • .
From New York to Southampton or Havre—Pint -
Cabin, SIM; Second do.: 411.
From Havre or Southampton to New York—Float
Cabin, TN francs ; Second do., 350 francs.
To passengers going to London these steamers offer the
advantage of economy both in ume and expense. Specie
delivered in Landon. No PURIAg smeared until paid for.
An experienced surgeon on board. All letters and news
parrifmust peas through Pont Office.
V. S. TiPAYNT,:gri h e roadsw. Nov York.
WILLIAM !SALIN, Agent, Havre.
AMERICAN CO. Agents, SoAittiampton.
EUROPEAN EXPR.k.M COMPANY,
Agent, Paris.
W.M. NEILSON. Agent, Mee, Tobago* Warehouse,
DOCK and. FRONT Streets, Philadelphia.
Plans of•the Culiacan be seen. olatenhal
attSTEAM DIRECT TO ALL
PARTS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND
LRELAND, FRANCE:, AND GERM.A.NY.
THE HANBURE, AMERIC STEAMSHIPS. COM PANY'B IRON MAIL
HAAIMONIA, Capt. H. F. Sohwatteen.
HAXONIA, Capt. H,
RORCESIA, Capt. N. rautman.
HAVA Rl4, Capt. B. Aube.
TEUTON lA. Crlyt. H. Hellen.
Theee dreamers are alltast-elassClntlinnxtilt nesneis;
m h liver, are intended to awl from 11. North vor.N.
ea follow :
FOR LONDON, SOUTH AMPTON. HAVRE, AND
NA hi BUNG,
The slag ant and powerful Iron Sorely Steamship BO
RUSSIA. Capt. N. Trautman, 1,&3 tons bartheo, will
its aims's, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBERSIgt:at 120'olook M.
Passage, ittalading Railroad PATO from Philadelphia
to New York, and from Southampton to London,
First bin._ N
.$ led I Seoond Cabin— SOO I Steeragei....36
The BORUIA will be reecoseded. by the following
alumni:atm „•
RAM MONIA--- WEDNESDAY, February 1.
SAXONIS, • . -TRU RS DAY, March. t.
UTONI A. --THURSDAY, Merck H.
BA VAR1A....,........M0NDAY, ADDIS.
tir Peasouper. forwarded to ;Liverpool, Dublin, Bei
rut, Cork, Glasgow. Pant. and &aware. at through
rater.
These steamers are Stied op with unequalled &cam
modations fa first, second, and third-oboe Passengers.
The Second tibia socomrnodationa of these Ships are
equal to the st.claas of most steamers.
Certificates of piutsage mined from London. South
ampton. Havre, and Hamburg. to New York.
Parcels forwarded Rost .niladelphia to all parts of
Europe at reasonable raters.
Freight engaged in Philadelphia wil be promptly
attended to by,the New York Agent, and ahipped frail
of all commission.
For Freight or Passage apply prelusively to
W. A. HAMILL, Agent.
Office of the Hamburg American Mail Stsamadilps._
n7-tf Northwest corner FOURTH and CHESTh=.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH
BRIYB AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL OVUM-
JllOll TIM TOUT TO LITIMPOOL.
Chief Cabin ?wage SIM
Second Cabin Passage...._.-._._,
PROM BOSTON TO lITRILTOOI.
Chief Cabin Vaasa' --- —OM
8600nd Cabin Passage—. ~...,. _ ea
Tne ships from Boston cell at Babas end Cork Harbor.
AFRICA, Capt. Shmtnon, ICANADhCept.LB4, ,ir
PERSIA, Capt. Jadlans, AMR.RI .
ARABIA. abute, NIAVA ,Capt.An men,
ASIA ! Gag, E. G. Lott. EUROPA, Capt. J. Leitch,
SCOTIA, (now building.)
Throne samba carry a cleat whit. light at taut-head:
green on starboard bow; red on port bow.
v. lIROPA,Leiteh. leaves Boston, Wednesday, E 21 Q. 11.
PERSIA. Judkios. " York, Wednesday. ea. .
AMERICA, htir, " N
Boston, Wednesday, c. 2fL
ASIA, Lott, " York , Wednesday, Jan. a.
CANADA, Lang, " ton. Wednesday, inn. 11.
ARABIA, Stool, " ork. Wednesday, en. 13.
EROP.a. Leitch " Boston. Wednesday, an.. 111.
girths not teetered until pantir r . d
An experienced Surgeon on .
The owners of there ehlts wt I not be aomatable for
Gold, Silver, Bullion, SPOOIO, Jewelry, Precious Stones
or Mettle, unless bills of lading are alined therefor and
the vales thereof therein eaxypyressed. For (Mat or tan
nage apply to R. CUNARD, 4 Bownni Omen.
New York.
asjiFOß TES SOUTI-1.--OHARLI23-
TON AMP SAVANNALUITEAMKEHPS.
FREIGHT REDUCED
Heal] , Fleight at an average of rutritits per oast. to
low New York Stearrishivtkis
FOR CHA N. IL O.
The U.S. Pdail Stoanwhic 'MONS KEATS. Cop
min Charles P. Marduiten. will ma on soturder.
,Ituary Y. at la A X,.
Through in at to so hours, only On bourn at Bea.
FOR SA VANNIaI, OA.
The O. IL Mail Steam:hie STATE OF GEORGIA.
Captain John J. Garvin, wit eail on Saturday. Jannary
11, at 10 o'clock A. M.
Through t 61 tore.) hours, only labours at 564.
'llWfiallins days changed from every Saturday to even
five dayo. Goode reoeived, and Bills of Lading signed
The n y s pl endid fiat-olaseinde.wheelEtteamehlpe KEY
STONE STATE and STATE for GEORGIA now no al;
above every tea days. thus forming a five-day mannis
alcation with Charleston and Savannah, and the South
and Southwest.
At Goth Charleston Lad davaratt.h. thee* Eholne ton
ne:4 gr,ki steamers for Plonda. and with Tarlton
for all planes in the Routh andPouthweet.
Mal/RANCE
Freight and Insurance on a large proportion of
chipped South Ind be found to t lover lower by these=
than br tailing tassels, the plenum being one-half the
N
N. 11.—Ingnranoe on all Railroad Freight hi entirely
/ 1 / 1 1 00 ell&rT , farther than Charleaton or Barannsh.the
Railroad Com_pantem taking all nib Iron these points.
(INEAT REDUCTION IN PARE.
Pare by thu, route is to 10 per cent. cheaper than by
the mined Route, as will be seen by the following soh.-
d ule. Through tickets from Ihdadelphia via Charhas
ton and Savannah stemnahips, INCLUD (NO MEALS on
the whole route. except from Charleston and Savan
nah to Montgomery
obari zr ..... 2aN s
lb
gavannsh- SI 00
To Ottarleerton— 00U1 00
Elavannah.— 1500
. . --.... • •
Ansusta--- Su 11) Augusta.— 111 ttl
rdn00n....—..... 21 CO Shoos..._._ —_.. 11 71
Ceuta.......... lB Mo e t anta— —_. 31 N 7
!metros—. 91 00 Watt= —.-- 13 YO
ban 5.......... 14 CO bear —_—..... VIV
tsorgery—.. 18 00 . ontsomery.— 38 00
ads , . ..„ 33 MI . otale..--- 46 90
ew °dean, ... 35 75 ew Or leans_..... .. _ II 00
No WI, of lad= wsned.after Op ship has eatled•
For (r_elghtor reasa,e apply on Board, at soootVirttui
sbovo Vine street, orb
ALEX. HIM, Jr.._
Southwest corner FOCI Bed C STLI UT.
A E" la in (
8 11 e'L , 1 1 :1 4 i t s e h 3 ,'I T 1 6 13 244 e l k . 1 0 it A l ld ni AL L.
For Florida from Charlestonorteurter embus& every
Tuesday.
For Florida from Savar..pah. steamers St. Navy's and
I. John's. every Tuesday acd Saturday.
ARMII IL A.DELPIII A AND
T R ENTOII RAILROAD COM
PAI4V—CHANbE 0F Pl. ACE OF DEPARTURI
TO It ENSINGTOM U£POT.
The hare for New York and Way Stations, leasing
Wahlut•street Wharf at 11 A. NI. and 4 P. N. oa
cad after Thursday. December lath, lease . %smug.
Son doput at 1144 A. M.aad4MP. M.
did WM. If. OATT44IIR. Areal.
taggRIPM
WEST CHESTER and
PHILADELPHIA RAIL
ROAD vie M EDIA.
'FALL A R RANOFiMENT.
Oa and after MONDAY. Deeernher 11, LW.
the trams will leave
_llll.la.d ohm. from th• Station. .
E. corner urEIGIITLENTR and MARKET Streets. at
$ 1 1.7,etiri S . 1 4 4" 1 41. cl ii. 1 51 1 1; $$ at P r'. tom th • D'EPOT, on EAST
MARKET STRNET, e at 7.11 and 11.21 A. Al.. and 4.1.3
ON 8131411.1Y14—Leave l'hilitilelphin 313 A. M., and 71
P. %I. Leave Welt cheater at 7toA. M. and P. M.
The Osiris leering l'hilndeltillie Alit A. M. and CV
"k. N. connect nt I nnelton with the A l ladelrhia and
ii
11 itInvire Central Railroad, for Cone clmidsrard,
ennutt Square, and A 7 OCA4IB. E. Y WOOD,
oa-u sienatal Saverintendent.
MORE .PROOF OF THE IVONT)KIM11;
EFFECTS CV MONELL'S AMERICAN Tun/
REPARATUR.
Nuys hymen's. Reptemhor 27th, 1e53.
Thu t+ to ecatltt th..t I 'HAI Veld for many years. um
Tea reoommended to try Your Rephratur and heels,
procured three oc Wee. wed it for three menthe, whit*
hu eftplifidD.) !MU !Ltd 2111.i1000 not sUlte
thxk i ip bereft., }et it 19 CO2llo.lMtlf proms,.
F. NI. JONES.
No. 39 No . rth Third street.
PHIL•PRLPHIA. Bs Dtemoer rth,
54-J. F. :s;o:salt,: LINT SIT-4 1 01,0 jure moo. Dv
hair conmamccd lulling out, so much so. that I Was, to
fait. ro.,r, a beeonhim bated; hut hearing of the roe
t,trut vo s or of your Separator. I rue indneed Luba, a
•utle, and after using one-hn!f of It at y halr not cab ,
siesta ooming oat, but commenced It:twins finely, saa
I have now as thtok a suit of hair as ever I had
JACOB EVAlsiti,
Co
Chem street
For tale 11T. 11. PFTERS & Co.. Soli As
No
7101 CB ESTN rt. Stre•t. PhOhdslithuk assi-dro
PAPER - biIADE MANUFACTORY OF
QUARBE,
S. E. CORNER DP Slhiti AND ARCH STREETS.
10, 1 10 I'APER 81IADES, for lieu, and a!! kinds ol
Loans
BRASS, BRONZE, and TIN SHADES, Irak Trani-
Duranr!ea.
MICA SHADES! : yic.l riito I ECTOR 4 4 !
SP'entliti rulortineut of 1 OH CELA IN He'll It Pg. to
hnlles or Vert . l9l Who 'isle And Hetnil. ,111-1.5 t•
COUR!. 8.-500 qtls, Extra Grind Bank
ILI Codfish, in ihre nn rl for Bole
NV. .1 1 AY" OH CO.,
dZe. mrd 121 NORTH NV hirrrs.7
RO"T AND KERB DOCTOR—Can be
ronselted at the Berle. Sheer Hotel, N. SECOND
Street, t toletlelphos. A Stet , Immo Eismiostlon of
the Herat, I un,A, Anil 1 h rest tree of chore.. Re t(eete
desensee that Penh to 21 , 1 r to; remote. Warts, Corns,
and Billion, without toe eiyhtest rein. NleWie
revionatile. All letters ebony he Pent te the cloy
1121-90 R. W. LIVINILS
L 0 E SKATES—Tha most
io , rtaln ever made. Pane Steel SKATES and
SK ATE STRAPS, seams Oli at Inlar
W, AV. KNIORT.
41131-10 eisoulutEr Etreat, oppegate Decatur.
SALES BY AiroYYOW,
tiTHOMAS BOSS, 4
. 779114 vs mai 1801 Min !MM.
YonsertY Nea.leane spa •
REM,. EST CPS Aelp STOGIES TH,D) DkY.
At I o'clock ta the eavniza t
Pamphlet catalogues now rawly. elettatnias IN/tl de
se 'Wane* of an the verities le be *AI on ?nada!
next.l3 Januar,. at 7 act as tna arallia4a, with ahs
of Wes 17th. and 41h Januar,. and of nal rams
It private sale.
-
CARD.—YUBLIC RAMS I.EAL ESTATE AND
STOCKS AT TIP* EXCHANGE.--Stlea or real aria*
and stocks every Tuesday, as th. Extbu t s s .
sT Contnbowri baernittae option a: *oar sal &
lisnaille of *sob atopprty owed es
addition to wines we yobtodk. on tee Satardara t iesess
Lathe sale, one drew* ra,fttoasee,,, VIP PIW forth
g DS Ail detonators. of all Um propentes tr. 60 sol
on the rolloyms TimsdAy.
REAL ESTATE AT PRjEATS BALM
EP' Vire bays a. Large same o: reel estate * prieate
sale, inetadtes gem dumpily , * 01 011:1 4.1 5 d. orrearrT
erorkertY. Feinted bets rseylo had at the eantson *ono
PRIVATE SALE RFAIRTER.
Sir Real emote entered on our prteata We mister'
and adyerttsed acoastonally In oar ribiit: AtiolAti,
tuf whia looooo reee ere trusted weekly.)frim, of Wag.
•PALL SALEq. STOCKS AND SEAL ESTATE.
30th Fall Sale, Jan.3.la the areniaz, at the Kukla/it
31st 4 . Jan. la. creams, at the Exeitests.
Std " Jas. U, area g. at the Elahleee•
IFT Pan of the handbills for ear.h of the soots sale.
now ready.
STOCK& MASI% to.
This Day.
Jan. 7, at 7 o'oloek in the evening. wilt he sold. at An
itadslphia Xs Mange—
For aticoant of wtoin it may concerm—
i (original) share Sms F711130:100 Land Association.
For other 'commis—
I (original/ share Fla Francisco Land Association.
.170 Delaware Mutual Insurance Cowpony isms, isse„
.•
Peremptory Eel.
For acoount of whom it irtsfronc•re
-82.000 'cads of the borough of MeNesseort,Allisrla. ol
scoot!, iesaed to the Pittsburg and uouuswitill
Railroad COttlphOY, With unpaid sonpona
STOCKS. LOPSIS. YEW, ice.
On Ti1e...i11..-
. Jan. 30, noon, will be sold, at the Phi
.tan t-hansit
-100 shares Homptrell Coal sod Iron Commuir.
For aarount of whom )t MST entrant--
6 ehattel motivate coeve ruble b.haa , of 43 _ 9 2 1 3 , 7,1 -1 !
(ear $3,1:00) of the Cetsvisme, Winieutievort. eeu
Railroed Company.
Yew No. 29. middle aisle. Bt. Xerk's Church. Rev. Dr.
Wilmer, rector.
TIIIIITIETTI FAIL SALE--3ANUARE a, AT T
O'CLOCKTHE EVENING.
Orphaaa' Court Hale—rstato of Mary Brown (Tata Mary
Groves.)
. . .
THRYE STORY BRICK DWI& t LING, No. Mt Dela
reet, between Sento, sad Locust and Twelfth an
!g d
Thirteenth streets.
NEAT MODERN WEwIDENCE. with aide yard. No.
Shil Clinton Street. between Ninth sad Tenth and Scrota
and Pane stoats, lot 30 feet front. lVr immediate pos-
Quinn.
BL'IL:DIND LOT. southwest corner of Tamer street
sod Erie 111111D110. (Twenty-third ward.) *be SOD feet
THREE:
STORY BEIGE DWELLING. No. LON
Howell street. between Nineteenth and Tweak:oth and
BD/Mee and Pine it-rests.
IMiMMEM=EI
rani' Coort Sale—Estaie . of A COoOorle.des'd.
EE-STORY BRICK BWELLLYG AN' D LARGE
qoutboart corner of Broad and Onford streets,
Twentleth ward. lot a feat on Broad street, 10 feet oa
Orford stmt. Tiro (Tact. _ .
•
T. estate . —TßßEE-TORY BRICK DWELL
west side of Tenth street, mouth of Offend aeon'.
ravine Court Bale—Estate of Jobe Beiley. dtc'd.
LOT OP GROUND. Mat side of Clinton street. north
of Ben er street. (Northern Wbetties.l9o by 103 feet.
Same Estate.—LOT OF GROUND. smith Inds of
Fayette street. &sat of Franklin street. (Northern
Mercies.) le by too fart.
_Executor's Yerem Thom ptory Feht—Zetata of Margaret
_peon. deed.
IRITEDEEMAELI3 011017 ND RENT3O A YEAR.
on lot north side of Wood street, east of ,.# tuixtee th st..
Fifteenth werd.well secured , and freed taxes. •
ateolote..
• l'ame Katate.—TWO DWELLINOR Two- story
batch &welting, N 0.210 Lombard street. west of &mood
street, with mall dwelliss has Rir Sale absolute.
Same state.—TßßEE-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING, south stile of Catitoo street. seat of Rizt•entai
street. Fifteenth ward. Sr este abeoioce.
lime Estate—THßEE-STORY BRICK DWELL
ING, No. 610 Csroenter stmt, west of Sixth street.
ALT Bale absolute.
NEAT RESIDENCE. WITH SIDE YARD, No. HA
North Eighth attest above three It., lot feat frost.
Sale at Nola LIIIMIII South loath 8
SIIPUjOR BUM pay t wat i nkir.
ROAN. PIANO -FO L H BRIJ
-- on'ttlinanst — Orosi.
At to'elask.st the Anti:ton asons. an essortssent of
eras lest seoond hand furrutore. 'assort essno•tuloo,
Ire mirrors, corsets, eta., from fesulies
knditkemptor.. ramored ateco for ecarrardenas
sale.
SA?. for &rennet er the CnitaliStates.
WOOL AND COTTON CUTTINGS ARMY CLOTH
ING, BLANENTS. BOOTEES, BOLE LEL'rEHR.
On 6taltarday Morning,
ith. at 10 o'clock. at tne Auction Rooms. by aata
lozne, for /woo:tutor the United Suits*. 11.111 lbs'a•ool
Pomona. 1,718 the natice!.44l6 IDs 11nen,4142 Sp cotton.
1226 Ma tent. DIU Ss sole leather, 1914 Yoe hat, paper,
rope. &n.
Also. a quantity of damaged elothina and 419141114164. 4
Including Oa great 00at5.144) arttner7 pnratere coals,
14 artillery music coats. l drasoon toots. 16 jaaksts,
615 infantry coats. 116 infantry P 14664.513 pairs bootees,
315 blankets. Lard haversaelt, animas. &c. sk.
yarttentera In eat.e.Wanaa three days pray la
to 111 le.
mo A s&I
,o N4T f rj , AN n g, T . Ap tER
PEREMPTORY d RACE
qeaat
rACPFR 14 .. 1 1 4 C, T E 0
COFLAT3-
RAW TO PA Y ADVA&
Tbia !Lomax.
Sao. L at SO eelock, at Mutest Nantes.? Alekott
Store, moonbeam corner of Sixth amt Rae. stream. se
.9"l story Wm room. eatranee from Li see 111110 t.
Conslstmx of Snter rate. Furnitare. Beds. Mat-
Onset, Carpets, Stover, Sackings, Sevirg Idaahme,
he., he.
SoLE,24 DIDSY..T OF 1311.,YER.
Coamistinx of a lEWITe surer COgree. tag, lad Tilt4T
Wt. 110 gsr bOllll. MAW jog. KIVU tOZZI.I2 sponse,
.1 salt do, II sapthe , infs. scup ladle. fah krufe.3 mats,
to
batter Stab. ke. Also. a hasdamse trablat ow,
to hold the same. . .
. . . . .
COtTILT PIANOS.
Magualleent rosewood maim forte. T °chive, reds by
Scherer, brilliant toped /movement matnincent rose
wood gun° forte. made by Grow 1, Coristopliar, brit
bent timed instrument.
SPLENDID SET OP WALNUT PCRITITURP.
Cone:stoic of mattuficent walnut centre table, with
brocatellomartle top French tats -a- tens. syrinx seat.
metered with hair-cloth; large French arm and rooting
chair, to match; parlor chairs to mach ; wort-stand;
=leerier solid walnut wardrobe; walnut dressing ba
teau. with marble toe and mirror Walnut wash mend.
marble top; chamber table. velvet hely Lied bat
tead, fine carted hair manreams. nue yesther and down
beds, inirraio carpets, water cooler. ease-teat chug,
lsolunt•lthiss, stove.. box of giaactrese, prissives,
Lean, and madly other artic
NEW cAOK IN h OTTOII.I4L
ledosen Int
SEW
eschius b.-tttoing.
SE WINO SEINE.
A soperior emnat machine. complete sad ba
so!d in lots to suit purchasers.
Every article will positively be sold. !mitts:at the least
reserve. for cash. NATHAN*.
BT. X. 017119, MO.
WILL iAmS &BOYIMINYTIONIZERB
North M I A MET, Sr. Loco, No. aorijostio cßAlrr "111.4
Maws. Myers, Mao= 4 Co.. rkdadS=
their memos', to ths .ssorehsats,
otb in of Pluladelplua, for ale of dry goods, o l irrets,
boots, Am. hardware, jeseks, Res, Re.
Olimb advasses mods on moist of polo,
gottlsmsats =de three &Tit altar sits.
MOW& 1011116 atArk;,,;., t Co
Stuart k. Brother Phi is
P
" Vat Wyck, T.:mime:et k Warms, New Tory. i'oott L c=y B . AL Bt. Latin.
Croy, LoCrearl. k " "
me-freer-IT
BUSINESS CARDS.
MAR TIN & QUAYLE'S
STATIONERY TOY k/UM &ND FANCY GOODS
STATIONERY
1006 WALNUT trraisr.
lad
Constan 3mfp YITLADLFEEL 3 / 4 ,
tly on hand rstlackary and Mot Amass.
rVHOS. M. BIDDLE, Attorney at Law,
-IL No. an Booth FOURTH Pripet
WALLACE & BRODHEAD,
Et Ei i i i, ELLNEE PLACE :KEW YORE,
, VtookA sa i l di boalkt mut/ 50.4,0 a COPE
IIANCLS B. ALLAcs. AnwAs..o C..Baoass..D.
ole-gm•
A UX. hicKINNEY h ,
NMetkir .
Will rrnotule in eatniorelsnai. Arsestracr. and La
tium °maim. aill-Of
TADAMS EXPRESS CO.. OFFICE
tie CITOTNITY Stout, forwrada Piroale, Pack
ages. hierohandio, Sank Xotes, and elpos. attar b . ,
its ovn Las, z or In oopooeuost 'nth otker E.rpneas Cos
./nibs. to ILL the pnnwirio towmit and litter of the
thutsd 88dat. E. 8. B.lk-ip.FORD.
ant-tf amoral Ehttoruttor.dant
COAL.
HOUSERUPERS - LOOK TO YOUR
ulatsrest. Bay yoar n eCtAL AT HICKS'. wires,
mottling but l i bis very tall It ality of Lehigh Saul-
Goal H a rAy:l2ll l 4, liel=!.'")!..il hi= tot.
_ 33
vf l initntiiiiie - iri;i . gra - ti - Oillit:sian: n'ebt„ at
ICIKB' yard. southeast wester MARS.K L, IL on
wiLLovr. Gat azd see. ose-+m
SW. GROOM' &CO.,
. - Ocoee if( South FOURTH attest.
AND
WHAM Plttß (STREET, SCIWYLKILL,
Latina and Bluppors
Lonwit licrantsan. Lakuh, and &gm Ikill
C 0 •
Ilarnksadiso takes on wltsrfare.
IfICKORY AND SPRING MOUNTAIN
A LERIISH COAL Promail watt ewe, for We oti
toot Woos. *WI it INOM.Y.SS 1:116pot, NLVTIL
out TW I LLOW &mists d2-tf
WINES AM) LIQUORS
CHARLES HEIDSICK
CHAMPAGNE.
GEORGE WHITELEY.
No. 1$ BOUTS FIONT STREET,
Is apreratsd A f Ott tea of the st.are
trand sf
OiIASIPAGNE,
Act (Oast It to EA Trade at 1!:,
LOWEST NEW TORE. RATES.
sea t■uists, Quarts mad Tints, tow to Data da.t.r
CRANIPAGNE.—We recommend to con
naven.r.. and con . e.criee•urs the Chelmaree Irian
cf Mr. FtR frtm h A terpty, rimier. The exceJetze
c the brscd. '` ham Men ftd.: , seta
b 10,4 throe hoot Franco. Sims. Germany. to
ametes am be eeee end &termed et eta olEce
de-1m F. D. LONGCRAMP,2I7 South F $
WEll'“'L ATTENTION OF THE
TRADE us thil really &ismer wink :
ALFRED R KISAUD
A iv peo . in assorted piztasea e•onstsraly oa h.113d
Order. received tot direct fenzortaLex.
Also—lisarietas COO Etat. Leßoy Cotose. Lerdon ash
Holland Oirs, CLarst to Wosed cod c. 0.. C4a:wnes:
Lich and lour pnnes. LON6ICIi • 11,1'.
010-dm 21? Soeth FROM Phlsdelebta.
GEORGE WIIITELEY,
N 0.115 South FRO T &tett.
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